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THE DAILY SUN. >tU|lf Copies nf III* !«■ F«r sU »l lfc» CMBUr. DAILY C (ant* WEEKLY I Onto t'roiu mir Ktenlnir Edition of thoSOIIi. ATLANTA, a A Fbiday Moukiho, Junk 21. 1872. ttat~ Burton B. Anthony uya aha be lieves in '‘principles not men.” Bophro- itiu r-uyx meu are the //n'wci/r/c thing* she believes in. vewi Ion. The Albany (N. Y.) Timet announces that Dexter liejnoldtj, a prominent mem ber of the Albany bar, baa invented a type-setting machine, which, having been pronounced a complete success by tvpe founders in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, has been sold for $1,000,- 000, to a combination of New York capi talists. The machine is ■ tid to be ex ceedingly simple in construction and easy of operation, with capacity of set ting 2,000 ems of tvpe per hour. This is about the equivalent oj four average compositors. Other type-setting ma chines, it should be stated, have been invented, proving only partially success ful, and impracticable in competition with the machinery of nature. Jfunroe County. The Ailverl.cer of tire 18th, just »t hand, has the following items: Mrs. Wiley Fleming, an esteemed lady of tbisoounty, died lust week. Mrs. Nathan Ensign, formerly s resi dent of Forsyth, died in Charleston, 8. 0., a short time ago. Mr. C. C. Fambrongh, who killed tbe negro noticed in our last, was acquitted by the investigating court of the Seventh District. Tbe evidence was conclnsive that he acted in self-defense. Among the witnesses were several negroes pres- eut when tbe homicide took place, who testified strongly in Mr. F.’s favor. Mr. John Blasiogame met wiih a serious accident, one day last week. He was thrown from a mule, in the road sear Hickory drove, and his shoulder broken and dislocated. Other injuries were sus tained, and in addition he lay in the hot sun about two hours, helpless, until he was discovered by a negro, who conveyed him to a physieian in the neighborhood. One of our citizens who haB just made a circuit of sixty miles, from Forsyth via Stroud's Cross Hoads, Culloden, Hickory drove, Knoxville, Hopewell, Busselvillo, to Forsyth, gives the result of his obser- vatiou as follows: The best crop pros pects were seen from Forsyth to the Cress ltoads on the oounty line. In the other seotions of the two counties visited, the corn and cotton prospects are exceed ingly indifferent Wheat crop short; oat crop nearly a failure; fruit crop very short Crop* In Cobb County* The wheat crop is one we always feel interested in, being ft great consumer of this particular breadstuff. We aye grati fied to state that the yield of wheat, in this county, is very good. The grains are large, full and well matured. Har vesting is pretty general at this time. Messrs. Cook & Cheek have already pur chased a quantity of this year’s growth at 82 per bushel; being brought iu early, it of course commanded a good price. Corn is luxuriant, growing with unusual rapidity, tbe recent rains seeming to have given a new impetus to its growth. The crop will be unquestionably* heavy, con sidering the area iu cultivation. Cotton never >vns more promising, and there will be a larger crop ruined iu this county tbun uny year before. Oats are excelieut. Extensive fertilizing, improved ngiicul- ture, and favorable seasons, have tended to bless tbe labor of the farmer, and make glad bis heart—Alariclt'i Journal, Ulh. The Longest Bridge In the World. The Tensas and Me bilo bridge or bridges on the Mobile & Montgomery JUilroqd extends from Tensas station on the Mobile & Montgomery Jtoad to the city of Mobile, a distance of fifteen miles, pressing both l^Iobilo and Tensas rivers aud including ten draws, onp for each of the payigable channels into which the rifpjp are divided, fba Ijridgo itself is constructed of wood, but its pil lars or support are iron cylinders, which rest on ^ solid surface of wooden piles drixim flow# evenly with the bottom of the stream and the mud of the intervening morasses. It has been three years iu the course of construction, at the cost of $1,500,000, and now that it hog bpen succeasiully completed it is perhaps the longest structure on the globe. It shortens the distance from Montgomery Mobil© by abonfc twelve miles travel and three hours of time. a®d secures a continuous route of railroad be tween Montgomery and New Orleans. pioyd County* The following items are from the Homo Commercial, of tbe 19th; About one thousand aud fifty dollars has been raised on the fuud for building a flood Templar’s Hall, In glancing over tboKn-KInx testimo ny wo find that Judge A. B. Wright an nounces an intention to become a candi date for Governor of Georgia this tall. We are pleased to learn from Mnjor Burns, that the North and South Rail road Company has made arrangements by which it has secured the iron for 25 miles of this end of tho rood. The di rectors will commence laying cross-ties as soon as wheat is harvested, and track- laying will commence in Anguat. Speed tho good work I Singular Freuk ot Nature. We examined iu the office of Dr. Tig- iif-r, yesterday, a singular freak of nature, ft was in the form of an px tooth, apd weighed 4i pouuds. It ia .Opposed that the ox when quite young had his jaw in jured by a blow, the result of which was a bony formation which, growing with hia growth, killed him at the aoe of four year*, it having reached a size which made eating impossible.—ilicon Tele graph. Rclklts Heralled. 4 ^agliingtipn djupatpb of jbe ifttb, HP: General Sickles has gQue tp Madrid to present hi* letter, of recall to t)ie Span ish Government, but no snuesimr will lie nppojntod until several matters in con troversy, including the liberation uf Dr. Houard, have been adjusted. The Spanish Government has yet faded to bo ponviuped that Houard is an 4mer<o*n citizen, hut may release him iu accord ance with tbe request of our Govern menh - - .»■*■* Fere Hyacinths, tho dissenting Catho lic priest, is engaged to be married to tbe j uuly daughter of Couut vou Edel, a Ba varian noblemen of considerable wealth. U* mad* the acquaintance of the lady in j Home, tom ii.stsr. Th. N» Y«rk " IT.rbrj ■ a<~tfa| Ok>»,” Tor •• IMS’. Ulasloa liras— St, - IS* Hraam" .tab. fur lb. Wabaab Sow '• Nobo too. but s' * - The Cblraso ri«rr.r« out of Joint; link: from the Tombs $ sound «k> doleful; Dlautou Duncan* at the point IkuMS MoMK IvliTUV. The boj *U*od ou tb* buru.ua dock — Uis name It »u •• John Happy." A-Lugging Urtctey roaud lb* nock, Aud calling him •' dear l*»i>pjr.’ Greeley bod a little abcep II* called the Nashville llanner, liuuipty Dumpty gut a tall, Aud tbat'a what alia Mlaa Uauusb. There waa a man ao wondrona wiae, He went to farming freely, And pi .uted out a bramble buab And called It Hot ace Gree'y. M ay 1 awlm down to Baltimore ? Ob, yee, uiy dear eat daughter; ' Be careful, you'll be druwnded, aure. Id Democratic water. Romeo and Ilia Master. The elephant Romeo, whose death has already been noticed, receives all the at tention from the press that his greatnefw and goodness warrant. He was the most intelligent of elephants, and thousands of people in all sections of the country feel that in his departure they suffer in some measure a personal loss. A Chica go paper makes this interesting aud real ly touching statement: Aside from the great financial loes he had sustained, Mr. Forepaugli was deep ly moved by the catastrophe, as he re garded Romeo os the most valuable ele phant in existence, attributing to him a degree of intelligence almost human. He had made a study of the animal’s pe culiarities of disposition, and had suc ceeded in establishing the most affection ate relations with him. “Why, dash it,' said the great showman with a curious quiver of the voice, and a suspicious aversion of tlio head, “ho knew more than any traiued horse I ever owned. He knew he wasn’t right these last few weeks, and when I’d go up to him and say ‘How do you get along, old fellowV’ he’d reach out his trunk and take my hand and put it ou his forelegs, as much as to say, ‘There’s where it hurts me ; can’t yon do something to help it.* ,r and .then the disconsolate proprietor went t on to enumerate Romeo’s shining qualities; bow he would do any conceiva ble trick in the ring—stand on hia fore legs or hiad legs, turn on a pivot, waltz, go lame, kneel down, walk over his keeper’s body, taking the nicest oare not to touch a shred of his clothing with bis ponderous foot — in short, do anything which you could pos sibly think of asking an elephant to do; how, when tbe wagons would get stuck in the mud, old Romeo, with the power of a hundred horses, would get behind and push them along with the greatest ease; how, when he was sulky and savage, and they had thrown him down upon his side, and he would lie there a day or two before he would give up, but finally would weaken, aud with bis pleading eyes fairly beg to be released—and so on with a volntu3 of interesting reminis cences. The following is clipped from a pri vate letter from Frederick county, Vir ginia: “We had quite a sudden death here at the factory yesterday. You know where the old meeting house 1- at the factory. While the Sunday school wus assembled there old Mr. Rice Levi stepped in, ac companied by some other gentlemen,and rnude an uddiess, iu which he used ra ther improper laugunge arguing ou some passages of tbesciiptures. Mr. llcusel ( probably tho superintendent of the 8uu<lay .school , ) maintained tho veracity of tho Bible, which the former eutirely rejected, saying lie did not believe in the Bible at ull; that it was & book brought together by the illusions of tho prophets, and without speaking another word, took his list and left the church. Trying to hitch his horse, ho dropped down, aud the horse trampled upon bim. They picked bim up, carried him buck into the church, where attempts at restoration were made without success; then they took him to Mr. Colbert’s house, ^hero, in tfte cojirse of an hour, he expired. Ho was speech less from the moment he left the church till his tleath.” A Vindication of fepanlsh Honor anfl Dignity, a Spauish organ published _j New York, snya that if (general Sickles has presumed to be arrogant with tho new government at Afadrid, in regard to tho demands for U)r. Houard, the Cubau prisoner, it advises that the “case bo at once disposed of in a mauuer worthy of our honor and the high spirit of our national character—lot us send the poc- tor’s head to Mr. Grant through his per sonal ffiond, (general Sickles, that they jnay learn to treat Hpain with the deco- “urn that she is entitled to," Mi Josh Billing^ says: “AH yoq have to do to raise oats is to plow the land deep, then manure it well, then sprinkle the oats ali over tho ground, one in a place, then worry up tho ground with a drag all over, then set up uites to keep tho chickens and woodchucks out ov them, then kra- dlo them together with a kradle, then ruke them together with a rake, then biiid them together with a band, then stack them up with a stuck, theu thrash them out with a flail, then clean them up with a mill, then sharpen both ends of them with a knife, then stow them away in the granary, then spend wet days aud Sundays trapping for rats and mice. It ain’t nothing but phuu to wise oats— try it.” The casket for the remains of James Gordon Bennett was maguiticent. All the decorations, the handles, mountings, aud plate are of solid silver, polished. Tho frame is of metal, covered with cuoice chestnut wood. £ R’O plate ejastes Compose the lid, one Wing oovoreu with « ‘rays" of white satin tri *omed with gimp and laoe, and the other giving a view of the faoe and breast of the departed jour nalist. On au oval plate is inscribed, “James Gordon Renuett, died June 1, 1872, iu tbe 77th year of hia age." The lining and bed are of pure white satin, with borders of gimp and lace. A French ntwl(*r describes the progressive journalism of Great pritain 08 follows: '‘The SJtoi fiyiq »■ printed on the road from Edinburgh to Glasgow in ft wagon belonging to the i»aper, v filch eon tains a printing machine, canes of typo, aud quick compositors. During the journey tho edition for the provin ces is worked off, with the addition of the uews and telegram* repejvpd ou tho wm, ' m The Marietta Journal repot Is the sud death of a little child by an accident, suuu u» little obiidreu are alaais in danger of wbtli playing about wells.— j The child, by kuum means, lilted the buckut fr>»ui its stand and iU descent into tho well caused the am.lie*# to re volve, striking tho child ou the head and fracturing its skull. IN rKUKHTIKO ITEMS. (suUtnf Every genuine box of Dn. lloLANE'S LIVER FILLS bean tho signature of Fleming Broth* m, Pittsburgh, Pa., and their private l. 8. Stump, flair Take no other; the market in full of imitations. It is the popnlur verdict that people who have been accustomed to tho use of Bitters or Cordial*, are obliged, eventu ally, to r.Kort to M< La.nn's Livbi; Pills for p< nuauent relief. jellU-Om- Correct the Stomach. It is a well ascertained physiological fact that the origin ot most of the ills that afilict humanity is a deranged con dition ot the alimentary canal. The bowels become constipated and sluggish, and thence arises a ,trniu of painful mid distressing maladies. As a preventative and cure, there is no remedy so safe and sure as DR. TUTT’S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. deod-wlw Help or We Perish. This is what neglected teeth would say if they could remonstrate with their own ers; and mark this, the teeth cannot perish or become black or yollow, if tt Sozodont is used daily. jel3-deodAwly GEORGIA SHERIFF’** 8ALES. Sale Day First Tuesday In July. FULTON COONTT. H. J. Ilamwond re. Trustee* Atlsnts Medical Col lege. Part of Medical College Lot. M. U. Harden re. Harvey O'Shields. House and t on Marietta street M. A. Harden >s. D. Hoyt. Foundry Buildings, etc., ou Foundry atreet. J. B. Wallace vs. U. B. Morgan. Lot In Arst M. Buice va. J. N. Uoliuea. Lot ou McDonough treat M. Buice ▼■. B. C. Ketchum. Houao aud lot Whitehall atreet Bute of Georgia va. Varney A. aasklll and Lewis Scofield, security for Foater Blodgett bunui) bootee and lota in Atlanta. 202X acres of land. Ft ft. vs. James L. M i.hie- Lot on Decatur atreet Fi. fa. va. M. J. ninlou. The State va. Foster Blodgett. The property of H. O. Hoyt on Peachtree roed; also a city lot. BALDWIN COD NTT. tt. A. McComb v*. Abraham Biecho/. 8tock ot merchandize. Mr*. E. D. Steteon va. A. Bloch. Five boxes chan disc. % Sarah G. Pitman va. Aramluta Speights. Fourteen ledgevlUa. BPALD1NO COUNTT. Milton J. Daniel va. Pleasant A. Lawson. Eighty nine acres of land. COWETA OODNTT. Atkinson, Blanton k Co., va. F. N. Coulon. Land lot No. 4. PAULDING OODNTT. Benjamlu Graude vs. L. B. Yorko. Land lot No. 37. conn county. John W. Hill va. E. Pago A Co. Houao and lot in Maiietta. W. B. Brooks and the Roswell Manufacturing Company. (Two fl. fee.) Two store houses and lot* In Marietta. Wado White,vs. J. N. Russell. Land lota 192,193 and 194- Joaeph Elsas va. J. W. Hatcher. Land lot 1.C80. GWINNETT COUNTT. Phillip Ferrll vs. John McEnUre. Houao and lot Company. Land lota 4 and 5. _ * ~ ' a vs. Shore J. M. Berry va. Wm. Richards. Tbe Richards house in Gainesville. POL* OODNTT. James 8. Noyla va. W. J. Howard. House and lot iu Cedar Town. James M. Ware and Liddell k Chisolm Aired. Land lot No. 869. LaFayotto Wborton vs. David A. Mize and John T. Prior. Land lots 233. 301. 200, aud 260. W. 8. HiU “ “ ~ * * “ Land lot 64. Yen H. Davis and Allen Johnson. Reuben Nowel va. C. M. Hammond. Bockmart High School aud prciniaes- j. W. Camp va. Henry Richards and L. H. Wal thall. Land iota 131 and 196. GROOMES 8c REECE Til UNREAL UNDERTAKERS and Dealers In firs* T class Mctalic Burial Caaes and Caskets, will at tend promptly to all Funerals In city or country with tho finest llearao in the city tor both adnlta and children. Can bo found at their office day or night. Order* by Telegraph attended to promptly. AU ALABAMA STAKE I'. ttT Special attvutlon given to the diaiutering, removing aud shipping ot bodies. fcbl-tt SOUTHERN FfSALI COLLEoT. Lagrange,'. Georgia. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Sermon by Rev. W. A. MONTGOMERY, D. D.. of Tennessee, June 23d. Concert of Vocal and loatrumantal Music, Monday night. Junior Exhibition. Annual Address, by Uo*r«?A Van Epps. Kaq., of Atlanta, Tuesday. Grand Concert. Tuesday ulgbt- Senior Exhibitjpu. An &sa y: "What Shall Our 'nm*n Be 1" by Mrs. M- J- Westmoreland, author- Heart Hungry! “ Annual Addrcs by Thomaa STsk'n .76. D., of Columbus, Wednesday. tJU Th* Atlanta and W**t Point. Alabama Weat- n. aud State Railraede will peas visiters ' “ to atteud those exercises. Jcl3-dlt-wlt ‘«r GEORGE PAGE &CQ,. NANUrACTUHRS OP Patent Portable Circular Saw Wills, Statioaary and Portable STEAM ENCINES y aitisr Mli.i.ft, X*. No. 5 Sohrwo.ior atroot. . BALTIMORE, M0, fg'Sttoi.for Catalogue, and ]'rice.lidt J.12 deodjiwly Pratt’s Astral Oil. TJBEVIOU8 to my departme for Europe. 1 have 1 this day transferred my agency for the salo of PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL to Mr. F. H. LkDUC, dealer in Uouaa-furniahing Goods. AU orders, wholesale or relgll, fay this superior 11, will bo inaptly filled by him, }<•!*! w *. van mmmmmm FOR SALli. ^yE have just received from tho W**t two car oa^| of FINE HORSES, several extra single and double harness, among thorn three or four fine pairs. Also, a oar load of fins MULE*. Caty a«a\uloe )ui7^lw ty ^ JONES * CQ. mb LTJMJ*«IN a OLIVE. ATTORNEYS at law. Ltllagtaa, Georgia, Practi.as partuer*. in civil caera, in ail U.e Court* of the Northern Circuit, and tho Supreme Court Ul Atlanta. Iu criiulual buain***, tt»er* l«nnpurtr<rr*hlp. Mr, IM.UI either »*d* of any Stela . ae* lu ap IMf Oliva w,U rvoreei.ni either at with h ho may l>« UR ployed Colleoting Agency. toLLimoVN for ptljalelan#, Merrhanu. Me- Vy Cbann • an I Mhera pr<>u plly atundad U>. Com- B tni b sMteUUce tu all ce»*« rauuirteg it H.k* wittten up. Term* moderate. K*rerentas— tf..n John if. Janie*. Banker; < "|. B. J. Wllenm, llanlet K W. kUr.li. I> | . of Moore, Marsh 4 Oo., Whoieeal* l*ty G*».l* off*, at M* Witeoit'e Agrivulim»l Vt*r« house, p, o 1*. k I'ra**' r 11 Jolt « M*ian Lch' la k ae, Broad street. WM. W. DANIELS. fioUl Dirnloin BARTOW HOUSE, T. J. Uridgea, Proprietor. (tortorsville, Georgia. SA S SEEN HOUSE, (Formorly United suu* Hotel,) C 1GUNEK ALABAMA end PRYOR STREETS, AT- J LANTA, OA. B. R. BAflSERN, Agent, Proprietor. TII»*V—^Transient Boarder*, per day $2 00 Single Meal, or Lodging, ea«h....§0oauta. GKO. W. BASS KEN, I ^ MAJ. M. C. MARTIN,) U * rM * T. G. ORMHAM, Steward. _ Central H! otol, CENTKAI.LY LOCATED, EA8T SIDE BROAD STREET COI,UMIll’B, OA. Bu.nl, Pur it my »Z OO f.blB- MKS r. U. OU*Y. MadlNon Houee, .vjoAOjr, geo no 1.1. TERMS: S3 PER DAY. apUf N. H. FISH, Proprietor. Q>fidiil,QlkwTiiarinrntt. ix.i.i: i iiomi-i: COl'NTY. NpecUl Electioa for Ortflnarr. OsniNaaT'a omes, Oounuoutm Co., Oa., June 11th, 1872. It having been mad* known to ma that tbe Hon. Francis J. llobinaou, Ordinary of said oounty, de parted this life on the 9th day of June, 1872: Now, therefor*, I, George U. Lester, Clerk of the Superior Court of aaid oounty, by virtue of the power aud au thority vested iu ma by au act of the Legislature of said Stale, approved December 1Mb, J071, do hereby order au election to fill the vacancy occasioned in said office by the death of aaid Robinson; said elec tion to taka place on TUESDAY. THE 2d DAY OF JULY, 1872, at the Court-house and the several legally estab lished precincts iu said county, and to be conducted In the manner proscribed by law. It la further ordered that this notice be published till the day of elecHon in the Atlanta Sun, the gasatte in which tho Ordinary of aaid county pub lished hia citations. OKO. H. LESTER, Jel8 Clerk Superior Court O. 0. Gr KOROIA—DOUOLAS COUNTY. L. A. Smith, wife of James M. Smith, has applied for exemption of personalty, and I wl'l pass upou the same at my office In Dougleavllle, ou the 18th Instant, at 11 a, u. Jell- W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, Oa. RATES OF BOARD: aIs 50c; par day $2 00; por v per month $20. STERLdA'G ECRLES, Prop'r, In connection with this Houao la a LIVERY STABLE, Where good Horses, Buggies, Hacks aud Careful Drivers can be procurod at all times at reasonable etes. F. M. ECIILE8, aplT-tf Proprietor. Greensboro House, J. J. DO HER TIC, Proprietor GREENSBORO, OA Gainesville Hotel Gainesville, Oa., J\ A- Christian, Proprietor new furniture, and will compare with the heat Table always supplied with the very beet the mar* to this house, free of charge, its pa trout*. RATES OF BOARD : Single 1 $ 60 Por Day * 2 Per Two Weak* 16 Per Week lb Per Month ...... .... MOO my$-tf FAIRBUKN Bj Mrs. E. McL.rln, HOTEL, Folrliurii, tieorgla. Board por Day $2. J. The Morning Train* from Atlanta to West Point, QHBEK HOUSE, FORSYTH- OA., business portion of a. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY. Piers. Jftnll- BROWN’8 HOTEL, MACON, a E O R a I A . IIS 8PLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IS THE largest aud beat Hotel in the City. It la situs- immediately opposite tbe Oeneral Paaaenger Depot, and for Comfort, EleKsno*. Economy aud at- ' utiou of its Employees aud attaches it offors great- inducements to tho traveling public, than any oth- house In the Southern State*. novS-tf BROWN k BOV. N^L M« VLO U 8 E . GRIFFIN, C A. Nearly opposite Passenger Vetfot—ouly one min- ute*e walk. Price Day Boaid |2 SO Jan24-K HUM. A. M. NELMS. COLLIER HOUSE ! Formerly Littlefled Uuu«9- Jowrv-p, » - Georgia. Sb22-u By W. NOOLUC U. Sonola Hotel, — _ . jy l__ — preacribed by law, why aaid application should not be granted, Given under my hand at office in Craw/ordrlile, this May 81at, 1872. Jell. CHARLES A. BEAZLEY, Ordinary. OBURQVA, Camden Coanty. rilO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Wbereaa, A John Oc lller baa applied to me for letters of ad- ministration ou the estate ot Frederick J. Clark, late of aaid county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all and singular, the kindred aud creditors of said decoased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by lew, end show cause. If any they have, why letters of ad ministration should not be granted to aaid appli cant. Witness my official signature this, the fourth dey GEORGIA, Camden County. 3EF Mellette has applied to me for letters of administration, with the wUl ennexed, on the estate of Isaac Lang, Sr., late of aaid county, deoeaaed ■These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be uni appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause. If any they have, why letter* of administration, with the wlU anuex- be granted to aaid applicant. | George U. Lester, administrator upon th* es tate of Felix Hardman, late of aaid oounty, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from aaid es tate. Thes^are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per sona interested to be aud appear at my offioe “ “ * first Mouday in September, \«72, to show ci any they can, why said letters of ditmls«ion should not he grauted. Lexington, Oa., May 20th, 1372. m22-td ISotcmUt's ffiaarts Dletlonatf. Extract-from $ Letter from ’J Virginia, Dated Kov.19, 71 A STAMMS. H* now stroager than aver la it. The following in a eopy ot tfc* BgsoMAMn taken from th* Rneord of Ifcn UnivoraRy At a meeting of the Taonlty of the Unlrarrtty U Virginia, b#M on 7th. 1M9, Proffiaoor HoMM offinee th* foil owing voootattons whtek ware poflooit •• RESOLVED, That in the oytnlonof this VhenM| Woroaoter'a DteHomory eibrtfa (he moot iwMoMo An. thorlty tor the Orthography of Ike EnglMh Tongnaga - BE80I.VID, Thantor., that WoftMte*. IncUoMTT U ta U. pnM.1 impM.lt)! propriety In thla respect." 8. MAUPW. PreekUolof Ike TnonRy. -:o:- WILLIAMBBUHQ. VA., December 18,1871. At e meeting of the Faculty of Ike Collage of William and Mery, held on Monday Mot, (Do* 11,) tho tallow, lug Raaolutlou was adopted : . '* RESOLVED. Tb.t WorMatar*. DlMlooL/J b. adopted M IB. ot CWho*rK*J ^ OoO^. a I William and Maiy." __ , * By request of the Faculty. 1 have the plaMnre to transmit thla laaratarr. Worcester’* Quarto Dictionary I lOoctalna 1U4 pa«aa. and orar 1000 DloabiUona. It is tl»o Largeit, Ohetp.lt A»d th. Be*t! hara. alao. raouQ, lama. Wsabata. Utbn. Ot flill.lrt ■< Ma- laa. Thfae DtcilonarlM hava Juat |M«X atrodnoad In tba public aeboola of ittaota, oava baaa ada, ia, Babraaka and MRaaaaeta, he,,k. rwaalab. . PUillpa A Craw, AUaula. aad uj BooPauUata ,anataU,. BREWER * TXLE8TON, IT Hllb Mrarf, Bono,. THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.’ H'llh an jlppendlx tie Hevlete of Hecon.traction—eo-ceeUed. BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. rpniS 18 THE TITLE OF A VOLUME CF 173 PAGES, J08T FROM TH* ] I OF ». APPLE TOX In, of tbe Principle, of Local Self-Oovaramebt and Fedcratlra t'ulou, opon which tba Goran,aaaaf of tba United States was founded, aud upon the snored maintenance of which alone It ana b* praoarved and per petuated. The work has been extensively read. Borne have orlttdaed tt, and endaevered to eooabnl the gran truths therein presented. Some of these “Reviewers" ware men of eminence aad learning, each as Judge H. S. Nicholas, of Kentucky, George T. Curtin and Horace Greeley, of New York. Bon. Ammo V. Akorman. (Attorney Generrl of the United States, who aaid It ought to be ntppru*ed,) etc. GKOHGtA—Oglethorpe County. IF.RKA8, William cob W. Kberhart, - . Lottara of Dismission from bald guard!anablp. These are therefore to cite and admonish all per ms interested to be and appear at my Office, in Lexington, Ga., on the first Monday in Auguat, 1872. then and there to show cause, If any they can, why tot be granted. F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary Oglethorpe Co. Camden County Sheriff gales. city of St. Mary‘a,on the first Tueaday iu July, less, and 100 acres of rice laud, and all other lands and property outside of the homestead of J.B. Gucrard, Senior, and known as the property of J.B. Querard.wlll bo sold to satisfy afi'fa In flavor of Jatuea 8. Bailey, issued in April Torn of Camden Superior Court. mSl-tds iJeergri a— Tallmftrs HAMILTON SIMPSON. Rheriff Camdou County, Ga. •iff ('«• FFI0E, May Term, 1872, of the if Ordinary. Wheroas, Robert T. 1-klgo aud I*aac C. Kent, ad- iuistratnra on the eatate of Jatni-R Kd«e, late of Maid county, deceased, have applied to iuw for letters ‘ ditimuFiou from aaid estate: Tbeaoaro, therefore, to cite all persona con cerned to show cauao, if any they can, witliiu the time prescribed by law, why aaid application should - jt b« granted. Given under my Nand at ofiloe in Crawfordvllle, thla May Cth, m'j-Jm CHARLES A. BKAZELEY, Ordinary. G EOROIA. OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—Whor**s. Iahain N. Piturd makes application to n letters of Guardianship of tho person and property Lexington, G*., on th# 1st 4*unday in July, 1672, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why id letters of guardianship should not be granted. Lexington, Ga., May A. ’79. • \ F. J. ROBINSON, Ord. 0.0. THE POOR MAN’S SOAP, wan ATLANTA, GEORGIA. j The abov* brand la on every bar of that very popular soap, which la manufactured aad sold by MESSRS. HITCHC00K & TURNER, Proprietors of GEOBOIA SOAP FAOTOB7 Atlanta, Georgia, mhey offer it on Its own merit* and guaranty 4vary bar Hut pm out from their Factory. They I thoroughly understand tho Chemical Combination of It, and have improved It* quality; and now hesitate not to rep re a. nt it aa equal, if not BMarlor, t* any other laundry Map made dA©#IMM. They make an Olive Soap uf Superior Quality, *qu*i« to "BsbhlU'a Bart," and at mqck lower price. - T They alao make lower prioed aoaps. Soud for prices, and buy of myvt-tf wm HITCH COOK it CSOROIA-c.de. Oooicnr. cite and admonlah all and a. t. a. JaoKtoN, ail O BE HOTBIi, JACKSON Sc JULIAN, Proprletora. .uitRsta, -!•*•»• Goorglu. mh2 TQH kRNnmw ami, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, H AS still forty room# left, neatly furnished, for hhimmer visitor*, for whom ev*ry accommo- daticn wUl be provided, as also hope and annuo- manta. FLETCHER k FREYER, Proprietors. W. K. Oz.ua, Assistant. Jelj); SPOTS WOOD HOTEL" MACON, GEOROIA. (Nearly opposite the Passenger Depot.) Only One Minute** Wnllc. Board 83 OO por Day. McUOWKLL HOUSE; NBWN^N, OA-, |<, TUOJUJtd, Proprietor. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AO WORTH, Q KOROIA. r ABLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE best the market affords. A L. LITCHF1ED, novi-tf Propriety. M1W. A. r, I.U.I.KIISTKUT, r.lv.tc .na I'ru.ieiit llatraiBf, TH O JVX HON , OrjlU. MUtedgWVUl* Hotel, CXLLAWAY k THICK. lult-U 1*. U. LAW LEU. CUrk. RHODES HOUSE, TltOY, 1*1 K10 CO., AI-AUAMA. )»lUf Olioluo IJLoUBtO, Corner Broad and Bridge Mrsets, Rontt, Ga. % I. C. RAWLINS, rkOpRlKlOK. Militated is Ik* Itealuea* part ,1 th*rtty. Faaeau- gers takuii to and ff.»« Um la |-A fro* of skarga. MgSMT late of said county, decoased: These art **“—— “ Singular, tho uuunu Vimiwra Ul mu um to be anu appear at my office within the time cribed by law, and ahow caflao, if any they have, why letter* of administration should not b* granted ‘ i Mid applicant. Witucsa tu % official eigaature this, the first day of April, 1872. ap< GBOHGIA -Camden County, rno ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN~Wla I K. Crum has applied to me for letters of admin- IstraUon on the ostate of Joseph G. Crum, late of said county, deoeaaed— Those are, therofore, to cite and admonish all'aml ringular tho kindred and creditorn of said deceaaed, to bo aud appear at my office wiUiiu the tlmo pre scribed by law, and show cense, if any they have, why tetter* of administration should not be granted to said applicant Witness my official signature this 20th day of May, GKOHUIA-Camilsn County, k.lOUU weeks after the date hereof, application will J? be made to Die Ordinary of aaid county lor creditor* of said deceased, aud of said eatate, this 1st May, 1872. MaRY A. OOHKM, diuintatratrlx, do bonis non, with the will annexed, of ostato of G. P. Cohan. may6-w4w L N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States—Northern District of Georgia—tu the " r of Coiilaa A Gouiwiu—In Bankruptcy. m vvM>ns h Goodwin, of Carteravllle. Ga., who hava been adjudged bankrupts on creditors' petition by the District Court of said District. EGBERT B. McDANIEL, Assignat nit • tilaw3w J children, has applied for exemption of personal- * * “ ‘ — '* of homestead, •Ini# of MMrrfs- fkllsa f'#.—JWIlee I U HEUhBY GIVEN to all parsons having da- mauds agaiust Reverend Richard Jobnaon, iata uf Louisiana, dooaaaad. to present them to ma, prop, erly mad* oat, within tba, Um* prescribed bylaw. administrator of Richard Johnsoj Cm SV BORGIA—CAM PEN COUNTY—To aU Whom It \ I may cuncaru- Whereaa, A. \V. Reals has ipplted pi im> for tetters uf administration on the e*uio of W. W. tteals, late of aaid county, doctSMed. Thee* are. th*r*f«n>, to cite and adinouteh all and Blugular, (ha kiudrwl and creditor* of said dece*a*d, I mi and apiMar at niy nflt e wlihln the time pr*a* iw*<l by law, and show cause. If any they have.wby tetters <>r administration should but l>« grauted to said spplicants. U nui ts wy official signalaro this, (ha tenth day of June. 1872. } |:i E. A M< WUOllTklt, Oinluary CsuidanCo. ExeculorV Notiup* A FTLIi For h WEEXm from date, appUaaUou by tb# „ndBrsi«iMHl, Mill he mad* to th* Ordinary • d Taiisterro eonnty, tin., for tea*# to sell th« land lying In said eugnty, hehmglua lo \U» aalste <■( Thomas Cltapteso, d*« -*ead, couMeUng of on* Imn drsd and aaVen *• M, non ur tea*, fnt Ut* purt*** of a dtelalou iwiweau the dlvlaeva, umter III* wl'l ot Ba|i4d#BBaard. WII.I.UM II. CHAPMAN, *141! Mi CONCORD WOOLEN MILES. W B WDnlil ra^MctlnllT isfom tbe .Id pftlroai of III. C0HCOHD WOOI.IH HU* Hi th. ,UI generally, that wa are making some change*, and adding new machinery, eta. Aa soon as this can La dona, the Factory will b# started up, which will ho in time to SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE. We have on hand at present a good assortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, to Smyrna Depot, c marked on aaoh package. llUHH, OOLETBKX k CO., an HWMB MC epvoMM t. T. Hifhtovn * Oo„ WHSoM to l» c.l«.WoolbroaghlHilo Atlul*op Wwau, toh.Otrdrt o, bdH^d tocOtotk. 1k.au, MUb. Cobb oounty, Ga. l:B.*EoSnS.} , »w ri — Atlantic Coast Lias freight Bonn. Tho "Atlantic Coast Line” Freight Route, -VIA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AMO FROM U.ll.Tt.nORE, PHtlmADEEPULd, A EH' rOBAJttOMTOJT, And all Eastern Cities, and all Points tomtit osad gouthtsest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington. Co lumbia & Aufjus'a Railways and their Connection#- A H KHT1RSLV IZW Ull OP IIDIMUMIT COHHtoCTIOHk FHOHTIDX- W-TkH to wuainrtn, E C.. Foc^o.to. Tk. t*m WH togl ■ lieadvtttagaa to th*Bouthara rublteapon tk*a •mm with ehoemo+l* Um, UmWwaalooi 8 at Nortbarn Torta. aa to anahte bin* of k transporting Freight, without tnupfw “•ho luanagsmant of this line prasante and quick transportation, * — AXIOM la given to Columbia. 8.0.. and Augusta. Oa.. tkare oonwottag with Mai Freight I minal points. OlMorvo tlio FollawluH Ezooll«ut Sobaduis ot Co»- neotlon* VIA. WIlnURton and HteamolUp XJteeot with BALTIHOBE-BT Ik. Sotitk.rnHUmHklp Oo.’.toMHHi. ludto, Btotool most O.MB1 «■».£»* FklktoMkl, .Alto. AO*-* "V. IHlUmonlib. wllh ShriTH', DaU,FrauUMUMi HijOl, fcjdHoto. _ . . . With NEW YOKE—LortlUrd'a MmhOIp Um* FlrtoOIh. IimtouHi SmtOaOm, kHtoth uumi. ruilta ul .hip. in buUdto,. Iu.hu Mob port aw, JhA*. E\S*W -bu.ni.blp. of th.M UuMMlngbout .xolMrtrt, to ftolktInupoctoMM urr,HI• Id uobttttod quiHUN. Vl» iFortamoutb bosses Tnltonfl with BU.TIkOIE.Vb Bv Um Ikiauto N». E L Itot, Ototol (Ml, DHtotoStoAr a sn* *^l^°^IL^El!MU-AiwiBl<«touitonp*^MJ»E. PblUdalphto. Cljd. k Oo.'i rt—HO. toulurtokl,. (Ejcto b Oo.. *»«», Mk ME tototo Ktou •jssasssswsSrSSSfBffi port Trt-Waekly ail tke year round, and offiraat If nacaaalty demands. Fratgh** laadm Mt wiuTK«TUH^IoSototooi/Sottok BtooiMtop (XtoST'o Etootowo. tokoto* took Ptot Tit-WtoUp, wssfas’sg&Bb trau.f.r,; Tbroupk BUU of IkdlM to. Itoiwd looll — Uon. ablpplo, dlrtCUoo,. U(to rto"* 1 **. (•. - - Iiuiml Wok your ,ood. tu “PortOMOtk tad WlltoJtoftoK- to klo ‘TtoMMkto, to p.^u u.1 dlrlof UU. of U0IO, to to to-p([*5n. •wJSVRBpl . .nd lb., »UI .void Ul drtulkto. Tk — — *— — ■ud (bay «U1 .void HI <lrt« lotooultoo, M wU, .too, «. O.l J. A. Mauled. Tr»..Uo« And < .. .IAil.nl AlUuU, O..I UH HOOD, Sur WE ■ Tn Mtoolod toototop Aj^to to I wto tomUwof itoUioi: T.tt litok oSrtrtto. H.0.1 T. Ltoao. IrOtol •ootktom Fto«kl ud rooMocto A .ViuLou to kwdi dooHfo HlinnHm pmoptoF tofortjjftjd i ftatbwatf, Cnilcrj, ®niu, 0t. W L. WAD*WORTH, AlUaU, On., | W. L. WADSWORTH k CO.. Importers and Dealers in Hardware; Jloto, a Uny. NUrfc at Stem aa* IImm* hnUW Ustis. 0,ih»!|, Jtomw 1 lltonk, Whlttot.Mll l» 1, ATLANTA. OA
