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&s> THE DAILY SUN. tittle ujiIm «f Uu Far at Lha CMrur. DAILY 1 <«nU VVULKLY S Out! t'ruiu owr tfeahiK Edition of tta«f8lh.| ATLANTA. GA. Sunday Mohnino. June 25. 187", Tun Pbauich List fur tLe next Geor gia Stole Fair, is now in press. It is earnestly desired that the large edition be distributed promptly throughout the Slate. Address Col. Samuel Harnett, Secretary of the State Agrionltnral Socie ty, Atlanta. Atm T. G. Hawunb has raised a large crop of closer hay, this year, on his premises, about a mile beyond the city Cemetery. Specimens of the luxuriant growth can be seen at the store of Messrs. Pendleton, Jones A Co., Mitch-11 street. Commencement Exebcises will take place next week of the Georgia Female Seminary, at Washington. It is an in stitution of long standing, and main tains its high, merits under the care of Mr. B. 8. Irvin, son of the late Hon. Isaiah Irvin, whose honorable character istics he bears. A gentleman of this city, of sharp observation, reports that the crops in Bartow county, which he lately visited, are very fine, are being harvested. The farmers are largely using labor-saving maohines—not only reapers, mowers, Ac., of various kinds; but apparatus for properly preparing provender. Aoiuccltcbal Fairs.—General Col quitt, President of the State Agricultu ral Society, visited the Bibb County Ag ricultural Fair, at Macon, lust Wednes day and Thursday, and has returned.— Ho particularly praises the exhibition of grains and vegetables. A liberal Premium List has been is sued lor the Clayton Gonnty Fair, to be held at Jonesboro, on the 2d and 3d of August. Two Finns.—The first occurred about one o'clock this (Saturday) morning, and totally consumed the residence of Mr. T. J. Hightower, on Windsor street, near Rawsou. Nothing was saved from the building except a little furniture from the lower story. Severul fine shade trees were distroyed, and the surrounding shrubbery and grounds badly damaged. The engines did all they could; but arri ved too late to render much help, owing to the distance and fierce headway of the fire. Mr. and Mrs. Hightower, and part of the family were visiting in Forsyth county. A Swiss woman, who kept house, had been ironing until late at night, and ihs fire appeared to originate in the irouing-room. But the eldest son at home, says that the fire commenced between the ceiling and second-story floor, over the ironing* ro in. It is cortain the upper story was burnt first. Hence the causo must have boou from matches carried their by rntr. If so, this is the second $5,000 firo intlie o'ty fiom this cause in less than a wed- This fact calls for gi cuter caution. The building was insured for $2,500 iu the Georgia Home, and the furniture for five hundred dollars in the New York Home. The second fire was about 7:30 o'clock iu Mr. J. Kreis’ Dying Establishment, on Mitchell street, below Pryor. A chim ney was burning out and set firo to the papering of a room. Tho fire compa nies were not needed though hastily on the ground. Emoby College.—Bishop Geo. F. Pierce is 1 resident of the Board of Trus tees, and Bev. J. W. Burke, Secretary, Tho Faculty is composed of eight profes- s ns, with Rev. Dr. O. L. Smith, Pres', dent. There were ouly three alumni in 1841, the first at tho college Commence ment, in December, 1837. The gradu ates of the next twonly-two years num hcred 392. There were no graduations from 1862 to 1868, when the number was only two. Two years later there were 27; and this year the seniors number 30. Whole number of graduates 455, includ ing many of the prominent citizens of Georgia and the South. The College now baa 192 students—30 Seniors, 35 Juniors. 42 Sophomores, ‘21 Freshmen, 11 Scientific Course, 53 Acad emic Department. Instruction in English Literature runs through the entire College course, in which the student is conducted “in bucIi a manner os to secure an insight into the Philosophy of History, and to lay the foundation for an acquaintance with the Laws of Nations, and the political aud Constitutional history of onr own Gov ernment.” Especial prominence is given to Civil Engineering—it is conlinned iu every class through the entire College course. The Mineral Cabinet is claimed to be pup of tfio Quest in the South. It oon- sista of pot less than twpn'y thousand apcpimeitf, having been in progress of collection (or thirty years, and embryges many of the moat beautiful, perfect and valuable specimens of crystalixation and other mineral forms, in the world, and from all the important localities on both ooutinenta. While the discipline is firm, it is rath er directed to the development of manly •elf-control, than to the aecurement of iervile obedience. The anrrounding aud prevailing influences favor the forma tion of good habits aud the develop ment of atrne and a noble manhood. The commencement sermon this year will he preached on tho 14tb of July, by Bishop Doggctt. The Sophomore dec lamation will he on Monday; Junior ex hibition, delivery of prizes by Gen. Du- Uoae, and Alumui Address on Tues day; Commencement Exercises and Oration before the Literary Soci eties on Wednesday. As Oxford is uuly forty miles east ol this city sud one tulle (rout the Georgia llsilrosd, no doubt many of our citizens will he iu at tendance. excerpts of fir ard humor* SAYINGS OP JOSH BILLINGS. 19* “I don’t kare bow much a man talks if he will only nay it in a few words.” Sep “ Hot inrun v folks do yu sespose there is in this world who are satisfied with things us far as they hsv got. Not more than 6, i'll bet. This looks rather dusty for tho rest ov the trip." Mr "Most everybody cau write poor sense, but thare unit but fow that cau a rite good nonsense; and it u! wuys takes uu eddycated man to appreciate it after it is writ.” Mr "Even boys buv tew bo larut bow tew work, just sz u dorg huz tew be lernt bow to churn butter, aud i hav known dorgs, after they had got well lernt, to hide under the burn churning daya." 19* “Laziness iz like red huir, the ouly way tew cure it iz to die." Flnt among Americmu. If not first among all living female poeta, elands Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, of Virginia. Within the past few 7ears many poems of very great power have emanated from her genius, and the fountain is by no means exhausted, or Ian* guid; but flows In a purer aud stronger current tlian eve*. The latest we have seen from her pen ap pears in the July number of Lippinoott'a Magazine, and we copy it entire: Mona Lisa's Picture.* How, Messer Leonardo! dawdling still iver that canvas? Pray, ho' lave the black olives droppi Since you put brush to it?" 'I calendar not My hours by olive-harvests; but if true work Be reckoner, Ser Francesco, count the sum, Beseech you. On the day that I began The altar-piece for Nuuziata's church You came with Mont Lisa first; but sines— Why, there's Valcarno bridge, and the great mill Nigh to Fucecchio, and the wide canal That floated off my thoughts; aud then that trouble Of the DukeSforza'e bronze, and the designs Tor the old anatomist, and those cartoons Tbs Flanders merchants harried me about; Besides my Di Naiura; and—v. hat else? I'd say the portrritof my wife bed been In your botUga—well, some dozen years; Beyond, beyond which still I fail to reach, Why, thiuk of it, my lord! Here's nature's self fiss toiled and wrought these two-and-twenty years With subtle transmutations, making her Gave (to begin) that half-Greek dower of hers, And every atmosphere that she has breathed 8ince—all the potent essences that light. Air, color, perfume, set of mellowing suns. Crisp morns, rich noons and fruited evening time All agencies that happiness and love Commingled bring, all mystic confluence Of passionate life with her exalted calm, All interfuse of high intelligence, ill entertainment of divinest thought That cause Saint Catherine's ecstasies seem pale— Why, these, I say, have been so many masters, Each perfect in his art, who on the marble Of her pure face, with silent chiseling. Have wrought these two and twenty years; while I Nature’s unskilled disciple—" “Pray thee, draw breath! ■Unskilled!' Why, man, you dig too many channels, Dividing thus your overmastering powers IN rKKKhTINU ITEMS. tautloa I Every genuine box of Dr McLANE'S LIVER FILLS bean tbs signature of Fleming BroUu n, Pittsburgh, Pr, and their prirnte t. 8. Stamp. A9* Take no other; the aerket is full of imitations. It is tbs popular verdict that people who have been accustomed to the use of Bitters 01 Cordials, are obliged, eveutu ally, to resort to McLank's Liven Pills for permanent relief. jel3w-0m- Correct the Stomach. It is a veil ascertained physiological fact that the origin of most of tbo ills that afllict humanity it a deranged con dition ol the alimentary oanaL The bowels become oonstipated and aluggiab, and thence arises a (train of painful and 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* ReVeriali. This is what neglected teeth would say if they eonld remonstrate with their own ers; and mark this, the teeth cannot perish or beeome black or yellow, if the Sozodont is used daily, jelS-deodAwly GEORGIA SHERIFF’S SALES. Sals Day First Tasaday la July. VULTON COUNTY. N. J. Hammond vi. Truatsoa Atlanta Medical Col* Jg-. Part of Medical Collage Lot. Alexander A Broombotd ta Joe. R D. Oabnrn, Trustee. Lot In fleet word. M. H. Harden t, Harvey O'Shielde. Houee and -t on Marietta otrect. Barden v». D. Hoyt. Foundiy Building., M. Bulce re. J. N. Holmei. Lot on McDonough oiieui. M. Bulce vs. R c. Ketobam. Houee aud lot fluid Dimtorn. BARTOW HOUSE, T. J. Bridget, Proprietor, Ci^X'tei-nvillo, Georgia,. sis SEEN iTOUSE; (Formerly United States Hotel,) C iOKN Ell ALABAMA lUdPliYOB STREETS, AT* J LANTA, G A. E. R. BASBEEN, Agent, Propiletor. TEH* 1 *-'Transient Boarder*. per dzy $2 00 Single Meal, or Lodging, eech — 60 cent*. GEO. W. 8A88EEN, I 0 , k MAJ. M. O. MARTIN,/ u,erM ’ T- Q. OH—HAM, BtewfilA _ Central Hotol, centrally located, EAST SIDE BROAD ITRIKT COLUMBUS, OA. Board, Per Dmy • - - “ $3 OO feblfl- MBS. P. M. GRAY. Madison House, JltADIsOAT, tlL'OKB/J. TERMS: S3 PER DAY. apTtf N. 8. FISH, Proprietor. (“Four mortal years since he begzn tho picture!'') i not attained unto the capture yet Of that elusive beauty. You’ve often watohed The wonder of her smile? Now, see you here, 'Tie only Just half caught— not half, you mark. Somehow. You'll a dang blankly over it. San Marco's festa Falls two daya hence, and on Its eve I bold A banquet; and the portrait must be placed Ere then.” "TVr Ilacco! Have it, aud you will! Tour guests with halt-shut eye, betwixt their cups, Will sum up iU shortcomings. I marvel you tail To see it is not done. Thia rosy ilesli Would palpitate else, this lash betray a tremor Under full gaze; these pearls would rise and tall With every pulsing ripple of tided breath Astrand on the white beaching of her threat. But let the pannel be filled! ay, have it borne! And barter for one night of ahort-Uved triumph An immortality of loveliness. Margabst J. Fbestun. * One of tho masterpieces of Leonardo da Vinci, the portrait of the beautiful wife of Francisco del Giocondo, after being under his hand for several years; was still declared by him unfinished. This artist, the most versatile man of hia age, was scarce ly loss remarkable aa architect, enginocr and scholar, than aa palter. t "Chi non puo quel she vuol, quel cho puo vogile.”—From a Sonnet by Leonardo. Rev. Dr. Hamilton will preach the Commencement Sermon on the 14th of July, of the Cedar Grove High School, located about nine miles from this city. Mr. J. A. Morris is the highly esteem ed Principal of this popular school. Not a Ku-Klux Case.—Yesterday and day before a prosecution was heard be fore United States Commissioner Smith, of this city, of which this is the sub stance in brief: It was in proof that iu July, 1871, ono Warren Davis, colored, was called to come out of his house iu Coweta county at about 10 or 11 o'clock at night, by parties unknown to him. But appre hending danger, ho made his exit at a back door and harried away to Newnan. Soon after he left pistols aud guns were heard about the llouse. On arriving at Newnan, he consulted Judge Woi. F. Wright as to the trouble, lie was told that if he could identify the persons, warrant, of course, would be hsued for their arrest. No action was taken ut that time. After hearing tho testimony, Judge Smith decided that no case had been mado out, and thereupon discharged the parties arreatej —Mosers. Jordan Han cock and Henry Garrison—who proved by Government witnesses that they wire good, peaceable, law-abiding citizens. 8oofl«)d, security for Foster Blodgett. Suuuiv houses James L. Mzihie- Lot on Decatur street FI. fh. vs. M. J. Din ton. rs. Foster Blodgstt Tbs p a Peachtree road; also a city BALDWIN COUNTY. B. A. McComb vs. Abraham Bischof. Stock of merchandize. Mrs. E. D. Stetson va. A. Bloch. Five boxes chaudlaa. Sarah O. Pitman va. Aram In ta 8pelghte. Fourteen andredar - Brooks & ledgevili*. SPALDING COUNTY. Milton J. Daniel va. Pleasant A. Lawson. Eighty nine acres of laud. OOWBTA COUNTY. Atkinson, Blanton A Co., va. F. N. Coulon. Land lot No. 4. PAULDING COUNTY. Benjamin Grande va. L. B. Yorke. Land lot No. 337. COBB ObUNTT. John "VV. Hill va. K. Page 4c Co. House and lot in Mai ietta. W. B. Brooks and the Roawell Manufacturing Company. (Twofl. fas.) Two storehouses sad lote in Marietta. Wade White va. J. N. ItuaaeU. Land lots 1*2,193 and 194. Joseph Elsas va. J. W. Hatcher. Land lot 1,080. OWINNNTT COUNTY. Phillip Ferril va. John McEntlre, House and lot in Gainesvllls. E. M. Johnson vs. the McC Company. Land lota 4 and 6. Brooks A Osburne vs. Shore A Carter. Land and houseln Gainesville. POLK COUNTY. Jtmes 8. Noyls vs. W. J. Howard. House and lot in Cedar Town. James M. Ware and Liddell A Chisolm vs. Martin Prior. Land lots 333, 301, 300, and 350. W. 8. Hill va. Van H. Davis and Alien Johnson, and lot 64. Reuben Nowcl vs. C. M. Hammond. Rockmart Ugh School and premUeH. J. W. Camp vs. Henry Richards and L. H. Wal thall. Land lots 131 and 198. W. T. Green va. J. J. Pritchett Livery stable In Atarehaat Tailoring, Me. Holland & Jones, OPP08ITE NATIONAL HOTEL, Are selling now, and wiU continue till August 33, Faalxlonalelo Suita, FOR CASH ONLY. .former price $80 for $65 ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, Ga RATE* OF BOARD: Singlo MealafiOo; par da, *3 00; par track *0(0; per mouth $30. STERLiJTO ECKLES, Proper. In connection with this House is a LIVERY STABLE, Where good Horsed, Buggies. Hacks and Careful Drivers can be procured at all times at reasonable "*“■ F. M. ECKLES, . apl7-tf Proprietor. ©fitial SUtDttlMcnunli. OGLKTIIOKI*K COl : ATY. Special Eleclioa for Ordinary. OauiNARY's Orricz, Oolktuorpc Co., Ga., 1 June 11th, 1873. J It having been made known to me that tbo Hon. Francis J. Robinson, Ordinary of said county, de parted this life on the 9th day of Juns, 1873: Now. therefore, I, George U. Lester, Clerk of the Superior Court of said oounty, by virtue of tho power aud au thority vested iu me by an act of tho Leg.slature of said HUte, approved December 15th, 1871, do hereby order au election to fill the vacancy occasioned in said office by the death of said Robinson; said elec tion to take place on TUE8DAY, THE 2u DAY OF JULY, 1873, at the Court-house and tho several legally satab- iiahed products iu aald county, and to be conducted iu the manner prescribed by law. It ia further ordered that this notice be published till the day of election in the Atlanta Sun, tho gazette in which the Ordiuary of aaid county pub lished his citations. OEO. H. LESTER, JelS Clerk Superior Court O. C. G KOltQU—DOUGLAS COUNTY. L. A. Smith, wife of James M. Smith, lies applied for exemption of personalty, and I wiM ya*s upon tho same at my office iu DouglaavlUe, on the 18th Instant, at 11 a. m. Jell- W. W. HINDMAN, Ordinary. Yffi STANBJSB. Greensboro House, J. J. DOHERTY, Proprietor GREENSBORO, OA. Gainesville Hotel OainesviUe, Ga., J. A* Christian, Proprietor new fnruiture, aud will compare with the best. Table alwaya supplied with the very best the t ket affords, and s)>eclal attention given to the o fort of guests. There will b*> found at all times, upon tho arrival liar trains at the Depot, Hacks, etc i house, free of oharge, its patrons. RATES OF BOARD : Per Two Weeks Per Week Per Month myfi-tf . 16 00 , 10 00 . 3600 FAIRBURN By Mr*. E. McLarln, HOTEL, Falrburn, Georgia. AST' Board per Day $3. JSM The Morning Trains from Atlanta to West Point, Ga., breakflut at this House, Three trains breakfast dally. ap 13-tf dnMEin. house, FORSYTH- OA., Black Suita*, do ,. Scotch Cheviot*........ 60 American Goods do 85 And all other Garments equally asfeheap. Our stock in (tents’ Furnishing Goods, All Garments u G. K. BULL, Ja30-1m Clerk. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. UNDERSIGNED his the pleasure to an nounce to hia friends and the public that h* ready for tb# reception of company on tbs first of June, 1873. The beat oooka and servants are en gaged, and every arrangement mad* for supplies, music, aud innocent amusements at every variety, usually found in auch places, and w* can ooufldenUy guarantee satisfaction to all. The means of access will be doubled by a line of daily mail stages from •■Thomaston," connecting with the Macon and At lanta Railroad at Barnesvllle—distance 18 miles by coach over a good road. THOS. H. HARRIS, Lessee. Spottewood Hotel, Macon, Ga.* May 13, 1873. myl6-2mo State Fai».—Gaslight will bo [irovidod on the Fair Ground during tbe forth coming State Fair in tliia city. Arrange ment* have been made (or a grand display of Fire-work* on at least one night, aa dur ing the brilliant attraction* contemplated no paina or expeuae will be spared to make it tbe greatest State Fair ever held in the South. W. B. Freeland, a white lad, who escaped Irom cuatody Friday, after the investigation of the charge of larceny uguiuat him before Jualicu Uammoud, was re-arreatod yentcnla) ; aud in detault of bond, waa nent to jail. Etowah River Farms. fronting on _ Ramis Railroad aud Eioweh Utver, iu high stats of cultivation, will hs sold or sirbanged for AUaula cu» or subuibau property on advantageous Urtn*. Apply at offi.s of I’qul'shln Wallace * Fowter or through 1‘ori office li<»* 466. f«» )«JI-3t #. A. AX8I.KY. Atlanta, oa. | HOT SPRINGS, BATH CO., VA, A RE now open to visitors. Its waters are cele brated for the cure of Rheumatism,Gout, Para lysis, Torpor ol Liver, Chronic Diarrheas or Dysen tery, Diseases of the Uterus, Affections of the Skin, especially cf Syphilitic origin, and the numerous Chronic Diseases. Tilt: BATHS vary in temperature from 60 to 110 degrees Fahren heit, and present every variety of Chronio Rath. They are, moreover, found to prepare the ayatem for the beneficial action of Waters found at the vari ous other mineral aprings. MUD BATHH hav* been constructed similar to those that are largely used at are equal to those of first-class City Hotels. Every Modern Improvement has been provided. Professor J. L. CABELL, M. D., of tbe University of Virginia, Resident Physician. For Pamphlet* and Circulars, address 8. C. TARDY k CO., Rich mond, Va.. or ' * “ ‘ ' Bath Co., Va. CALLAWAY, Clers. O. GREER, Proprietor. JanSl- BROWN’S HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA. Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance, Economy aud at tention of its Employees and attaches it offers great er Inducements to tbe traveling public, than any oth- r house In the Southern States. BROWN k SON. KING HOUSE, Btoixo ZkKo-u.xata.lxx, Gk»„ E- C. WHITE. Agent, Frop'r, Firio Summer Resort. Senola Hotel, A. J. a. JACKSON, GZjO B B HOTBIj, JACKSON A JULIAN, Proprietors. Ituteta, ------ Goorgl i of Ordiuary at Chambers, May 81st, 1873—John H. Falln, of aaid oounty, applies to mo for letters administration on tho estate of Thomas Orler, said county, deceased ~ - - — - re preecribed by law, wLy aaid application should not be granted, Given under my hand at offloa in Crawlordvllle, this May Slat, 1873. Jell- CHARLES A. BEAZLEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Camden County. riAO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Whereas, J- John OclUer has applied to me for letters of ad ministration on tbe estate of Frederick J. Clark, late of aaid oounty, deceased. These are, ‘therefore, to cite gnd admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be aud appeal my office within the time prescribed bv Jaw,; show cense, if any they have, why letters of ministration should not be granted to said appli cant. Witness my .official signature tbia, the fourth day GKUliGIA, Cnmden County. rpOALL WHOM IT MAY COSCERN.-Wheroaa, JL G. A. Mellette baa applied to me for letter* ol administration, with the will annexed, on the estate of Isaac Lang, 8r., late of said county, deceas These are, therefore, to cite and admonish singular, the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration, with the will annex ed, should net bo granted to aaid applicant. Witness my official signature, this the 4th day G EORGIA,'OGLETUOUPE COUNTY.-Wheroaa. George H. Lester, administrator upon the ea* >f Felix Hardman, late of said county, deceased, applies to mo for letters of dismission from aaid at mv first Monday in Hoptember, 1873, to sbi any they can, why said letters of dismisOon should not be granted. Lexington, Ga., May 30th, 1873. m33-td UKOltUlA—0«(letUorpe County. W HEREAS. William n. Jarrell, Guardian of Ja cob W. Kborhart, makes application to i Letters of Dismission from said guardianship. Thcso aro therefore to cite and admonish all per- ma interested to be and appear at my Office, in Lexington, Os., on tbe first Monday in August, 1873. then and tbero to abow cause, if any they can, why * not be granted. F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary Oglethorpe Co. Camden County Sherill Sales, Guerard, Senior, and known as tbe property of J.B. Guerard.will be sold to satisfy a fi’faln favor of James 8. Bailey, issued iu April Term of Caiudou Superior mSl-lds Algarg-U—Taliaferro Co, O UVISAUY’8 OFFICE, May Term, 1872. of the Court of Ordinary. Wheroas, Robert T. Edge and Isaac f\ Kent, ad* miniHtrators on tho estate of James Edge, late ol suid county, deceased, have applied to mu for letters of dismission from said estate: These are, thor efore, to cite all persons cerned to show cause, if auy they cau, within the prescribed by law, why said application should G eorgia, oglethorpe county.—wheroas, liliaui N. Pittard makes application to mo foi letters of Guardianship of tho person and property of Acouilla Pittard, minor of John F. Pittard, de ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per ms interested to be and appear at my cilice, in Lexington, Ua., on the 1st Monday in July, 1872, then and there to ahow cause, if any they can, why said letters of guardianship should not be granted. Lexington, Ua., May 6, '72. m8-td F. J. ROBINSON, Ord. O. 0. GEORGIA—^Camdkn county. appear at my office within the time pres cribed by law, and show cerise, if any they have, why letters of administration should not l>e granted THE KEANES AW HOUSE, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, I AS atill forty rooms left, neatly furnished, f< Hammer visitors, for whom every accommo dation will be provided, as also hops and amuse ments. FLETCHER k FRF.YER, Proprietor*. W. E. Olds, Assistant. Jolr.t; SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, GBOUOIA. (Nearly opposite the Passenger Depot) Only One Minute's Wnllc. Board 83 OO per Day. THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. MalLKLLAX mio . nov3* ProloNHioiiitl Oartl. 0220. F. BBIMTOW, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, P RACTICES in theoe suites of Talisferro, Greens, Warren and Wilke i. AU business iulrusted lo GEOROE PAGE & Co.. MANl'rACTUKM OP Patent Porlabie Circular Saw Mills, Btatleurj and Portable •TEAM ENGINES, an 1ST MILLS, As. Vo. 5 Bchroedor Btroet BALTIMORE. MO. UTSend»for Catalogue* and Price-LiaU. Jslf-deodAwly PLjtJTTjlTIOJr SUPPLIES r AM *rmml to Oral— FtoaUn *lik Bum. Bulk Sal, l«r*l, Coni, o.u, Uajr, flour. TuIimm, Groceries, ke„ on the October aud November so- noes of First-class houses In Allsiit*. Auguste ov _inah I am aim furnishing supplies on crop In its, with approved security. A. K. 8KAOO, Merchant. ytdawlM Atlanta E DWARDSHOUSE, SPARTA, GA. OCCHRAN 1c WATKINS, Proprietor* apl3-tf McDowell house, NEWNAN, OA, LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AO WORTH, GEORGIA. fflABLB ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE A best the market affords. K. L. LITCHP1ED, nov4-tf Proprietor. MBS. A. K. I.AIXKIMTKDT, Private and Tranalrat Uaanllng, Mill edge ville Hotel, CALLAWAY k TRICE. m!4-tf P. H. LtWLER, Chrk. RHODES HOUSE, TROY, PIKE CO., ALABAMA. IHfif Olioioo House, Corner Bruid and Bridge Mtreete, Rome, €lii. % J.C. MAWI.1NM PROPRIETOR. Hitueted in the Business t*rt of the elly Fasten, gers taken lo and fruiu the Depot frt * cl ob» rg*. BtejW-lf GEORGIA—Camdtn County. r£10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Wbereaa, iatratlo oounty, deceased— Thoao are, therefore, to oito and admonish all singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo aud appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration should not bo granted to said applicant Witnosa my official signature this 20th dsy of May, 1873. F. A. McWHOHTXK. my26 Ordinary Camden County. GRORUIA-Caindcn County. J lOUlt weeks after the date hereof, application will " bo made to the Ordinary of aald county ior leave to sell all the laud of the estate of O. P. Cohen, deceased, for tho benefit of tbo beirs, legatees and creditors of said deceased, ami of ssld estate, tliia Ut May, 1872. MARY A. COHEN, dmifitstratrix, dc bonis uon, with tho will sunexed, of estate of O. P. Cohen. tuay6-w4w matter of Collins k Goodwin—In Bankruptcy. week for three weeks Iguee of the estate of Collins k Goodwin, of Cartersvllle, Oa., who have been adJndgcd bankrupts on creditors' petition by in4 a law3w GKOltUIA—Oolktuorpk County. J OHN T. PITTARD, head of a family of mlnot children, Las appilt il t'>r *-x*-in|,ti«>n of personal ty* end seltiug apart and valuation of homestead, and I will peas upon the same at 10 o'clock, a. m., on the 37th day ol April, 2872, at my office. F. J. ROBINHON, Ordinary O. 0. Lexington, Oa., April 10, 1873—aprl7-wldit to be and apiwar at my office within the tiin? cribeu by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration should not be grauted to said applicants. Wiloots my official signature thia, the tenth day UJorcetitr's (Qnarto OidlonarQ. Extract from a Letter from Dated Nov. 19, 71 ( TM 1M0, the Focnliy of ih. tJoI.eroltT ol Vlifla. X la odoptaJ Wor-otar oa their Standard, aud are now ■tronim' than onr In tbolr oilheraooo. It. The luilowlnf lo o copy of tho MooolaHnaa Ink— from the Record of the University At a meeting of the Faculty of the Unlverelty el Virginia, held on 7th, I860, Professor Holmes oflare* tho following resolutions which war* passed: •• itKHOLVKD, That In the opinion of thia Faculty Worcester's Dictionary affords the moat reliable An* thorlty lor the Orthography of tbe English Language » RE80I.VED. Therefore, that Worcester's Dictionary to for tbe present rooognlzed as th* Standard for Propriety In thi. f—cf „ MAUPIM. Pr-ldont of th. honltr. VVlIeLjAMSHUXtO. VA., December 13,1871. At a uioetinjr of tho Faculty of the College of William and Mary, held on Mouday loot, (Doc 11,) the follow, lug Resolution was adopted : — , " RESOLVED, That Worcealer'a Dictionary be adopted aa the SModord of Orthography In tho College ol William aud Mary." By roquest of the Faculty, I have the pleasure to transmit this Tt«*»° 1 ti11 xi^ QnruliiT Worcester’s Quarto PMotionary I (Contains 1864 pages, and over 1000 Illustration*. It In the Lar^ eat) 0 1i©a.pe®t and the Be*t! We have, also, recently Issued Illustrated dltlons of Worcester's Primary and Comprehensive Dic tionaries. These Dictionaries have just boom ntroduced in the public schools of Atlanta, Rave baaa adop ted by the HUte Boards of Virgluia, Alabama, Arkansas, Nebraska and Minnesota, Ac., Ac. For sale by Messrs. Phillips A Crew, AtlauU, aud by Bool-sellers generally. BliEWKR It TIX.ESTOW, foM IT Milk Btroot. BOSTON. THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WAK BETWEEN THE STATES.’ nrilh an wIpptndix in Review or Reconstruction—so-caUed. BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. One great object of Mr. Stephens in writing the two volume! of the "Constitutional View of the late War between tbe States," wss to vindicate the truth of History, and give to Posterity a clear understand ing of the Principles of Local Self-Government and Federative Union, upon wbiob tho Governmentof tba *■ “ ' ‘ * * ‘ '* - - ^ B it can be preserved ind per- The work bas been extensively read. Home have criticised it, and endoavored to combat the gr«a truths therein presented. Homo of those "Reviewers" were men of omtneuce and learning, such as Judge 8. 8. NichoUs, of Kentucky, George T. Curtis aud Horace Greeley, of New York, Hon. Amoa T. Aksrmau, (Attorney Uonerrl of tho United States, who aaid it ought to be tuppreued,) etc. o cases extended to severs I i roceipt of price. Liboral discount to the trado. Address either of these firms. CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS- SUPPLY THE PALL TRADE. We have on hand at present a good assortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, At tho same rates of last season. Tho Roll or Custom Cards aro now in excellent condldion, and running dslty. Persona living on or near railroads, will please ship their Wool to be Carded, or to Smyrna Depot, on the VS. A A. R. It., paying th* freight to that point. Let the r marked on each package. DUNN, OGLETREE A CO., on Mitchell street, opposite J. T. Hightower A Co., are authorized to re ceive alt Wool brought into Atlanta on Wagons, to be Carded or Kzobanged for Cloth. The asms will b* mt to the Factory and returned back to Atlanta free of charge. We furnish Oil and Card for Ten Ceuta per lb. Volunteer companies will do well to consult ns before contracting for their Cloth for uniforms else- here. All l'ackagos and Letters on business, must be directed to Concord Woolen Mills. Smyrna Post Offloa Cobb county, Ga. rr.. a . lATr'iia*. » THE POOR MAN’S SOAP,: H & T ATLANTA, GEORGIA. The above brand la on every bar of that very popular soap, which ia manufactured and sold by MESSRS. HITCHCOOK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FAOTORT Atlanta, Goorgift. > repreai ut it as equal, if not suporior, to any other laundry soap made an"> win re. an Olivo Soap of Superior Quality, equal, to "Babbitt's Rest," aud at mach lower They also make lowor priced soaps. Bond for prices, and buy of * " HITCHCOCK A TURNER. QUIantic Coast £inc JfuiQfjt Uontt. The ‘‘AtlanticCoast Line”Freight Route, -VXA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND FROM R*tLTMJIMORE, PUILJIDELPUM, A EH' YOR A,11 HOSTOAT, And all Eastern Cities, and all Points South and Southwest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington. Co lumbia & Autfu.sMi Railwayw and their Connections L N KNTIHKLY NKW LINK OF INOEPKNUENT CONN MOTIONS FIIOIH T1DJC- Water at Wllmiogton, N. C., and Portsmouth, Vs., and of unbroken gauge from Wilmington, transporting Freight, without transfer oi detention, to and from all Interior points. The management of this line presents its advautag fnl aud quick transportation, uniform rates with all perfect a system " goods forwarded . . _ TATlON la given to Columbia. 8. <J., aud Augusta, iniual point*. (JUICA inoiponiuuu, uuxaoraaa taws aaaaaa mot w.JMtlng 11...—, —— —. ■ P 1 — a system of Steamship connections at Northern Porta, as In enable bills of lading to be signed and or warded daily, by one or tbe other ol our routes over both of which EXPRESS TRAIN TRANBFOR- S ia given to Columbia. S. C., aud Augusta, Ua., there coumcting with fast Freight Schedule*lo ter- ObMcrvo tlio Follo-winur JBxoolloiit Ncheauae ot Gou- uootiou* VIA Wilmington and Htoumiihip Lines: With BALTIMORE—By the Southern Steamship <V».'a Steamers, Lncile, Rebeooa, Olyde, BoUvarJ saving ich port every five days, Andrew* A Co., Agents 73 Smith’s Wharf, Baltimore. With PHILADELPHIA—Southern Mall Steamship Company’s Steamer, lion**:, Leaving each P»r* every ten days, W. L. James, General Agent, 180 Scutb rid Street, Philadelphia. Also, through Aadrawa A Co.'s Baltimore line with Hhrlver's Daily Propeller Line; without dray age In BaltUaora. With NEW YORK—Lorlllard’s Steamship Line of First Class Iron Steamers, Benefactor, Regulator, Voi uuteer. Faints aud two additional ships now building, leaving each port every four days, H. S. Ohl, Agent Pier SJ East River. Wilmington and Atlantic Steamship Company** Steamers Metropolis any Equator Leaving each port weekly, Washington A Co., Agents. 173 Greenwich street. Pier 13 North Rlvor. TboHteamships of these linos being built ozclmuvuly for freight transportation carry all domes of freight i unlimited quantities. Via ;l?ortamoutli laud Inland Air - Taii»a» L mends against Reverend Htchsrd Johnson, late of Louisiana, deceased, to preseut them to lua, prop- erly mad* out, wiUiin tb* tim* prescribed by law. qniredto make to n May Mli. 1873. Administrator of Richard Johnsn i <*••< eased. mOlawflw Executor’* Notice. A ITEIl FOUR WEEKH from date, applloetiou by th# undersigned, will be made to the Ordiuary of Taliaferro county, Ua., for leave to sell the laud lying In said oounty, belonging to tbs t state o Thomas Chapman, deceased, constetUig >f one Inin dred and mvsii acres, more or Use, for the purpose of a division betwan the dlviseea, tinder Hie win of ia|idde<eased, WILLIAM 11. CUAI'MAN, With PHILADELPHIA—Annameeslc Uai. Iri-Weckly, John 8. Wilson, General Agent, 44 loath Mh M. Philadelphia. Clyde A Co.'a eteamere, aeml-woekly, Clyde A Go., Agents, 13th South Delaware Avaaae, Philadelphia. With NEW YORK—Old Dominion 8teamshlp Company'a magnificent Steamer*, Wyanoka, Nlaptn.Imkm Dell, Haratoga. Hatteras, Old Dominion, having a capacity at 13,two hale# of cotton per week, tearing each >rt Tri-Weekly all the year round, aud oftouor If necessity demands. IreighU received dally at fl>T roadway, 187 Greenwich strwt, Pier 37 North River. With BOSTON—Via Boston aud Norfolk Steamship Company's Steamer*, tearing «a*h port Tri-Wtokly, Haiupaou, General Agent, 63 Central Wharf. Boston. With those perfect Steamship connections, freights aro not exposed to the risks oi watho *r drayagw anslere; Through bills of Imliug are issued lo all poiuta common to oompeting lines, ante*. Mamlioa >n. shipping direction-, tags, eteueil pistes. Ac., furnished ^application to th* umterrignad at Agaato named atet'k your goods via "Portsmouth and Wilmington,"* via "Steamship* to Wilmington/'aayow may iircfer, aud direct bills of lading to bo forwarded to A. Porn, General Freight Age at. at WUmlngtom N. C., and they will avol<l all detention, llie following Southern Agent* of th* Liu* *an furnish aU aw essary liiforniation. as well, also, aa agent* at mUway stotions: T. (7. Jambo, Traveimg Agent, Oolnmbte^ 8. O. j J. A. Madi.nh. Traveling Ageut, Charlotte, H. C.; T. Lyons. Local Agent. Augusta. Ga.| A.O. Lams I-m sI Agent AtUnU. Ua.; Bkm Moca. Soutliem Freight and Passenger Agent, Montgomery, Ala. nfi. All claims for lose, damage aud overcharge promptly Investigated and settled oy the anderalgand. fsb‘27dtf A. 1*01*K, Oaaaral Freight Age nt. flatbamre, (Cmlcrn, ®nn«, <Ct. W. L. WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Ga., | tTMMl IVYMM. W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.- Importers and Dealers in Hardware; Also, a Larifr Slwk ur Nloves ami lions* I'urnlsklnf (iooda. OpiMMako JaiitOM* 1 III Ilia. TVhUohi.ll HI root, fa,l,a.la,tflljr ATI.ANTA. OA
