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THE DAILY SUN. bjr Ike ItUaU Sue I’ybiUliiiiK Cempenj. ALEXAHDLU H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. ASA B. WATSON, Nows Editor. J. HENLY SMITH, Oen’l. Ed. It Bui. Manager. Traveling AgtnU.i J. M. W. HlIX. THOMAS C. UUACLWJCJ.L. JAMhS L. CALHOUN, Tuakegee, Ala. Agent* for The Bun. M. F. Ecuuus, Opelika. Oa. J. B. Caawr.ar, WoUskta, Ogietkori*> Co., J. K. P. Douolam. Horner, Oa. l»a. M. P. Houkbti, Mouroe, Oa. Jaaik* Alu.n Umitu, Knoxville, Teon. J. L. WiuouT. Woodstock, Oa. J. O. Caldwrix. lJomville. Oa. Atm ini A- II aokhman, Thomson. Oa. H C. dAMii.Toa, Oaltou.um. W. C. Davi», Jr., fcatontou, Oa. J. 0. 1‘amuam, L&Uraiige, Oa, S. It. William*. Union Point. A. A. Athena, Oa. Lumpkin k Ouvc, Lexington. L». W. 11. Jkuuku., point le'or. O. W. SncNCB, Covmgtou. L. C. Thomas, Oxford. J. II. Pittabd, Wiutervllle. It. S. Martin k Co., Crawford. It. 11. Ethhjdoe. Rutledge. Jack Kino, Howe, lia. A. J. Comar. Cleveland, Oa. A. M. Colton, Social Circle. Ga. Oxo. Lumpkin, Stephens, Oa. Stock Florence, Saw Duat, 1 ltKv. S. Matkiklu, Conyera, Oa. JoMKPli Davu>hon, Woodville, Oa. C. L. PkacocS, EllAville, Oa. W, O. Scuuuoh. Warrentou, Oa. Miixxm Dulioe*. Sparta, Oa. Mrxua k Daubacott, Crawfordville, Ga. Ivkuson L. Hunted, Millodgevllle, Oa. Dr. J. T. Baker, Mayfield, Oa. H. H. Flotd, Madiaon, Oa. Terma oT Hubsorlptlont DAIIiYi Single Copy Per Annum 910 00 •* •• Six Montha 6 00 •* ** For a loan period than Six Montha (per mouth) 100 CLUBS FOB TUB DAILY. Throe Copies One Year 37 00 Four 35 00 Five •• •• •* 43 00 Eight " " “ 08 00 Ten ** “ •• 84 00 MmgU Copies WEEKLY PEB ANNUM t One Hundred C 8 00 15 00 38 00 05 00 136 00 Copies. fEKKLY—SIX MONTHS Single Copy, * 1 00 Three •• 3 60 Five •• 4 00 Ten “ 7 60 Twenty *• 15 00 Fifty “ 34 00 One Hundred Copies, Six Montha 06 00 MaghCeylM 5 Conte. Uniform Rates' of Advertising Adopted by the Preas of Atlnnt*. imiTirnninTiii if ‘iiitisniiiiiiiiin! j i 18 IS IS IS IS IS IS 18 N a * s 3 § I 8 13 13 18 13 13 18 I 8 5 3 S! S 3 SI 5|||||2lll§l3ltl 13 3 3 3 8 |3|S|3I2I3I3I3I2I3 isisisisisi *« 18 18 8 8 1 f 1 .1 |S ? flilibbmsi; “Special Notices, M 20 cents per line fortheflret Inaertiou; 10 cents for each subsequent inaertion. Advertisements inserted three times a week, 16 per cent off the Uble ratea above; twice a week, 36 per ceut off the table »*te*. Advertisements for Fire Companies and Churches, half the usual rates. In order to eatabllah uniform ratea of advertising for the Daily Press of Atlauta, wo bavo adopted the ;oing schedule of price*, and will be governed foregol by thei tern iu tlie future. W. A. IIEMPHTI.L k CO., Proprietors of the Conatltution. I J. HENLY SMITH. Manager. Of The Atlanta Bun. Capon Springs & Baths, Hampshire Co., 8’. *V»., VI«i WInoliontoi-, Virginia r| 1J1I8 d.llshtfill W»larln* Piaco liaa be.il thor- A ou.bly riftued. iud 1, now kept In to. be.t niodarn alyl.. It, wat«r. aro alkalma, »Dd have . wide <*l,br!t, for their prompt and happy action in Dyaprpala. diioanei of the Kidney, ,nd bladder, In- Muding Calculus, in various Skin Disease*, and in Ihsir admirable effects on the female constitution. The eir or Capon Is unsurpassed in all the moun tains of Virginia for salubrity,elasticity and dryness. 1U Splendid BATHS wire declared by Sir Henry Bulw.r, when on a visit here with Mr. Webster, as hardly equalled by anything he bed seen in Europe. For our pamphlet, with full particular* of rates, charges, etc., etc., apply to Bedwlne k Fox, Drug- giiite, or to the undersigned, by mail. Jel2-lm FBAZIEB k 8AJ.E. Proprietors, NOTICE. Georgia— Fulton County. jyj V WIFE. Mr*. Fannie if- Owens, h*« my cop sent to become e public date. May 17. 1872. freo trailer, from this JA8. kf. OWENS. \V M fflUffir L BSGNKWBSfc f.mo„. for their alterative water# and fashionable patron age are now open. They aro 2,000 feet above tide- water -affording entire relief from prostrating uicr heat. Capacity for 2,000 persona. CiuBuxs—$3 per day, and $80 per month of 30 day*. GEO. L. PEYTON k CO., Jel-lm Proprietors. SUN. VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1872. NO. 654. THE DAILY SUN. MORNING EDITION ATLANTA, OA.: Wednesday Mobnino, June 20, 1872. The State Convention meets tlii» morning, in the Hall of the House of lie- preventative*. at 10 o’clock. Ucn. Too mb's gpeerli. Gen. Toombs delivered un ml Ores*, lust evening at the Capitol to uu immense audience, among which were numerous delegates to tbo State Convention. He declared himself in favor of uncompro misingly adhering to Democratic princi ples as the salvation of the party and the country. He suid that the Baltimore Convention should nomiuate neither Greeley nor Grant, but that if after due consultation and deliberation, they thought it impolitic to mukc a nomination, they could with the greatest propriety and consistency, refuse to make a nomi nation, but plant themselves squarely upon a Democratic platform and return home. His speech contained some sublime and patriotic sentiments. He stated that people might live freemen or die mar tyrs to liberty, and in speaking of the Democratic Tarty said, that if it aban doned its principles he would abandon it, as a means of proving his self-respect and honor. Wo arc well aware of the fact, that Grant and the Radicals who are sup porting him, are exceedingly anxious to have the Democratic Tarty nominate Horace Greely at Baltimore; and their agents are at work every whore trying to secure that result. The nomination of Greeley by the Democrats, secures the election of Grant beyond p- radventure, and will be the death of tbo Democratic Tarty. This is what Grant and the Centralists want Those who are 60 anxious to defeat Grant—who hold this to be paramount to all other considerations—ought to consider that the nomination of Greeley at Baltimore secures the very object they desire to defeat. The fact is, Greeley lias no strength, and cannot get up any enthusiasm any where. The Li boral Republican suppor t which be will rocoive at the North is so contemptuously small that it amounts to almost nothing; and the strongest Dem ocratic support he will receive there will be in those sections whore the Democracy are the weakest and the most demoraliz ed. He will not be supported by the Democratic party where it has any strength and adheres to principles. In view of tlieqp facts, wlmt is our du ty ? It is to give the Democratic Party a straight nomination—something upon which they cau rally the great mass of the party with enthusiasm. If this be douo, wo will achieve a glorious victory otherwise Grant will be elected, nud Liberty be at an end. Meriwether County. Thcro WHS ft very large meotiug of llie citizens of Meriwotlier county, at Suml- Town, on Monday, nnd in ft full and free discussion with tbo prominent men present, tbo unanimous verdict wns for a straight-out Democratic candidate by the Baltimore Convention; and they can re- coguize no difference between Horace Greeley and Grant; and the citizens will not bo committed to Greeley. They profer staying at homo to voting for the instigator in all the develtry put upon Sweet Chalybeate SPRINGS! Formerly Bed Sweet. Alleghany Co* Vo. rnHF.SE RBRINGfl, so long and favorably known 1 /or their valuable Tonic and Alterative Powers both as a Beverage and Bath, have been newly and completely refitted with convenient and comfortable accommodations lor 400 persona. Route via Chesapeake and Ohio Ballroad to Alio- gliauy SUUon, where elegant carriages belonging to the Springs wUl be in readiness for the visitors. Chasobs—$3 per day and 940 per 1 month. J. T. WILSON, je4-1meod Bnperintendent MARSHALL HOUMB, MMJKMC At. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. D«7 Bo»rd *B.OO. nwrIOtf OK. THOMAS 8. POWELL’S Pocket Formulary and Pl»y»l- ctan’s Manual Kml)ra«'iiiK Ul« »rt ot Combining and rrwcrlblDll U~n.no.. tolhabratai.anlmi-. »l*b ndl*. UUw. kc. rrtoio». Joll*r. u* '' " 1 u Mi. book atoiwi. Joia-l' BARSESVXLLE HOTEL j b. CAMP - • - - Proprietor inu SXTOT.I BOA HD H.PKH. DAV. Irnff-F _ pinning Mill iind Xauinlmi ynrd Comblnedl T» CONNECTION with m, SMm tor MM « I i,r.|»r~l to furnl.U a »umHm ‘ wutoru Lumbtr of all ali«a, ilmwob or roiiub. Bridge and Car Lumber Sawed to Order, IMAM and Dronand FlnlNlilitir mm LumlMiF especial FtehaU. it* Lio.ar.iu Scroll-work, Mouldings and lly. »1oor.ii|, Itoroo a. atOMl-llV. Conor rorajlb A Umiur wwu JmoO-ba cley Warning. any promiueot eouctssion to Democratic pribciples hud been made at the Cinoin- uuti Couventiou, the results of its labors would be more acceptable at Baltimore. But the situatiou wuieh now preaeuts itsrlf iH a hold ubuogution of eveiythiug for which the party has struggled iu the punt, and the prospect of a iiuul oblitera tion of every future prospect. Such, at least, are the opinions of numerous Democratic politicians who will bo rep resented at Baltimore next mouth. ■ NEW YORK. The Stokes Jury-Died of hie Wounds. New York, Juue 25.—Of the many jurors called on the Stokes trial, to-day, there was uot one who had Dot expressed his opinion, bias or prejudice. The jury, wheu completed, will be much more iu- telligent than oa any murder trial here for years. This much is due to the new jury law, passed last winter, which docs not exclude for having au opinion or im pression. Carl Margraf, shot by Louis Mnggiori, twelve days ago, died this morning.— Maggiori died a week ago from wounds received at the same time. No more jurors had yet been obtained in the Htokes case, at noon. Tbc voice of the masses is turning against Greeley rapidly everywhere. If tbo county Conventions in Georgia were all yot to bo bold, tborp aro not many wbiob would not demand a straight out numinatiou at Baltimore. Wo have a private letter from Elber- ton, Ga, tbo 21th, in which the writer, a moat intelligent gentleman, says: A month ago Groolay would have oarrM lid* county, but bo ia losing ground rapidly now. A largo majority ol tlie moat substantial citizens «l this section favor » straight out Democratic nomina tion at Baltimore. If thla ia done, I don’t belioyc there aro a do»eu white mcii iu the oouuty who will not suj>]>ort the nomination. We also have a letter from Fort Gaines, iu Clay county, giving an so count of a Democratic meeting tboro on Saturday last, to seud Delegates lo tlie Convention. By a trick a Groeleyito was placed in tbo chair, who appointed a mujority of Groeioyites on tbo committee to draft resolntionr. This brought in majori ty and minority reaolutious, which wero diacuaaed at some length. After Home time, Capt. John Johnson, Rep resentative from that (Clay) county, offered a substitute for both reports, tbo purportof which was that the doctrines enunciated iu the columns of llio At lanta Sun are tlio ouly hope of the couutry, which was passed by a majority of two-thirdi of the meeting. The writer adds; We claim that much of what w complished yesterday, was duo to tlie fact that a upmber of those who are •ubacribcra to the BfN, were there. Long may it ooutinno to abed its ray. through onr down trodden oouutry. A ajieeial dispatoh from Washington to the New York Htrahl, in dbcuwiug Greeioy'a chances at Baltimore, s.iys: ■* The feeling in his favor ia not so strong us it was a week ago, slid I ho op position to bisendomcmeutis developing itself into something like effective or ganization." The same diipsleh lurthcr nay.; The Cincinnati tii kut prem-uts ill its candidate, aud platform uot a single The Postal Money Order System. On the first day of July next, aceord ing to the new postal coda, we are to have 300 new money-order postolQoes in the Uuited iSUtes, and arrangements ate now in process for patting them in ope ration. This will complete the number of 3,000 money-order offices in the coun try. The business of our money-order offices amounted last year to over $42, 000,000. The increase will give ten new pffices to the city of New York and one to Boston. TELEGRAPH NEWS lly the New York Associated Press. WASHINGTON. Washington. June 25.—The Commis sioner of Iuternal Revenue has decided that tobacco arriving in a collection Dis trict, under transportation bond, since June 6th, for which a warehouse boud has not been given, may bo returned to the factory and the boud cancelled or held by the Collector oa transportation »»ond, till July the ist, and the said boud cancelled by the payment of the tax of 20 cents, by stumps, immediately affixed and cancelled. A letter from Alaj. Gen. Schofield, dated May 20th, reports that the Kiowas are on a raid in Texas, to release San- tai) tu aud Big Tree. MONEY M4RKKTS. New Yoke, Juue A5>—Money easy at 4@5. Exchange quiet And firm at 9|@ 9f. Gold 13K£13|. Loans 2@3 for carrying; new 5s 12|; 81s 19); 62s 13j. States dull; South Goroliuas firm;North Carolinas strong, but market closed dull; Tennessebs 741, new 74f, Virginias 44, now 50« Levee Cs, 55; 8s, 74. Alabama 8s 84, 5s 60; Georgia 6s 70, 7s 89; North Carolinas 34, new 21 j; South Carolinas 521, new 30}. London June 25.—-Consola closed un changed. American securities quiet, steady aud unchanged. ENGLAND. A Dcalrut tlve Storm. London, June 25.—The sterm which prevailed, yesterday afternoon, was the most severo iu the midland counties, where, ut some points, the fury of the tempest was without precedent. The storm was particularly destructive in StaftimL county. Ia the town Stafford, tho County seat, the station of the London and North western Railway, and a number of other buildings were unroofed by tho winds, aud completely wrecked. Many build ings aud trees, at other points, were struck by iightniug. Iu that portion of the country lying botween tho towns of Stafford and Wolvcnhampton, the crops were prostrated and destroyed. ► ♦-4 ITALY. A Call sn (he Pope—What Ilia Holiness isy« of German Persecution. Rome, Italy, June 25.—The Pope, to day, received tho members of tho Ger man Literary Club of this citv, aud, in his remarks, used the following language: Persecution of Cathol cs has commenc ed iu Germany, but they display courage under ailliction, and have notified theGer- mau Government that persecution of the Churoh is folly. The Church, said the Ho ly Father, remains triumphant Wo have uhktd Prince Bismarck how it is thut ouce contented Qciman Bishops have, according to the expressed belief of the German Government, been suddenly transformed iuto dangerous conspirators. No reply has yet been received. Let us pray our father in Heaven that the stone may fall that will complete tho overthrow of the Colossus. M-4 CANADA. ure Deaths from the llallroail AcrU *lcnt. Belleville, Canada, Juno 25.—Many more victims of tho railway disaster are rapidly siuking. SWITZERLAND. The Arbitration Again Opened. Geneva, Juno 25.—In obedience to the summons of Count Sclapis tho Alaba ma Claims Arbitration Tribunal re-as sembled in the Hotel DeVille, this atter- uoon. at 20 minutes before 3 o’clock, and remaiuued in session until 5 o’clock, and then adjourned to meet again on Tburs- nay. Tho deliberations were conducted secretly. middlings 25; net receipts 5; sales 3; stock 1,115. Galveston, Juno 25.—Cotton iH nom inal; good ordiuury 201; receipts 27; exports coastwise 182; stock 2,051. New Orleans, June 25.—Cotton dull; middling 241; Let receipts 112; gross 114; exports coastwise 229; sales 400; stock 26,298. Mobile, Juue 25.—Cotton quiet; mid dliugs 24; net rooeipts 5; exports to Great Britain 539; sales 150; stock 622. Boston, June 25.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 26J; gross 426; sales 400; stock 10,500. Liverpool, June 25.—Cotton closed unchanged; sales 8,000;-export and spec ulation 5,000. PUODUCB MARKET. Baltimore, Jane 25.—Flour very dull and market favors buyers. Wheat dull mid lower at 85@90. Corn dull; white 7H@79; yellow 02@65; mixed western 64. Oats dull; Soothern 47; Rye 90@ $1 00. Mess pork $13 50. Bacon iu fuir jobbing demand but prices un- clnnged. Lard dull at 9. Whisky 88@ 881. New York, Juno 20—Southern Flour is quiet and drooping—common to fair extra $7 50@9 75; good to choice $9 80(a) 13 00. Whiskey is scarce aud firmer at 91. Wheat is dull *nd slightly in buyers favor—winter red western $1 92@1 96. Western mixed com 63@64. Pork is quiet and steady at (13 20@13 25. Lard is firmer at 8|(a9|. Turpentine is quiet aud weak at 541. ftosin quiet aud un changed. New Orleans, June 25.—Corn de clined, mixed 57(q>59, white 70071; oth ers unchanged; sterling 241 sight; t pre mium gold. Cincinnati, Juue 25.—Flour quiet and weak. Corn quiet and weak at 47048. Pork demand light; holders firm and regular at $12 25; city $10 75. Lard quiet and unchanged} summer 8J; winter 8108J. Bacon in fair demand and ad vanced; shoulders 5j; sides 7f@7i.— Whisky in fair demand and advanced to 87. * ’ Special *TVoti<*es. Chamberlin, Boynton 4c $0. invite all visitors to the city to call and examine tboir beautiful stock of Carpets, Cur Ulna,(Ml Cloth. AdMaUiuga, which they now selling at extremely low prices, atlhelr Carpit Store. _ Our Stock of Dry Goodar laoee. 4e.r *» auiar- paaaod by auy iu the city, and wo Invito In* poet Ion from all. CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k CO. j.JJ-lw What tho Weak Need. Why do thu debilitated and feeble dread the sum mer? It is boc suae heat la an exhauating element, and they are not in a condition to bear the new drain upon their languid ayatoma, which they think must necessarily commence with the warm weath- But cannot this evil be obviated? Moat indubi tably it can. Wbat these wordings need—lu fact what nine-tontha of ua need at this season—ia an ac cession of physical vigor, aud this desideratum can be socured with absoluto certainty, by a courso of tho mightiest, yet mildest, of all vegetable tonics, Uoatatter’s Stomach Blttora. Thousands of men of business, mechanics and professional men, break down, partially or wholly, under their summer labors, simply becauso they have neglected to reinforce the powers of nature In this way. To persons who use the celebrated invig- orant and corroctivo regularly In hot weather, tho oxhauation which excessive heat is apt to produce under other circumstances ia unknown. They are not troubled with nausea,.thoir appetites are good, tholr digestion excellent, and their habit of body all :an be doaired. This for twenty years has been the uniform testimony of all who have taken the Bitters a* * summer tonic and alterative. Its ofiloa- cy ia due to the care and scrupulous fidelity to the teachings of experimental scienoe, with which its medicinal ingredients have been culled from tbo vegetable kingdom, the admirable proportions in which they are combined, and tho unequalled puri ty of its •timutaUvo basis. Democratic Party A SSEMBLES IN THIS CITY TO- day, and we respectfully oall the at tention of Delegate,, Visitors and tbe Public generally, to the fact that we have now in store, for sale, cheap: 100 Oar Loads CORN. White and Mixed. 400 Bales Choice TIMOTHY HAY. 6,000 Bushels Choice OATS. 26 llhds New Orleans SUGAR. 10 Hhds Porto Rica SUGAR. 100 Able FLOUR, Assorted Brands. CEMENT, LIME, WHISKY, BACON. HAMS. JOWELB, B10., ETC.. ALSO, That we are prepared to handle NEW WHEAT in largo quantities. Call and 3 us. Stephens 8c Flynn, MARKET REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY SUN COTTON MARKET. Augusta, June 25.—Cotton nominal; middlings 211; net receipts 25; sales 39. Savannah, June 25.—Cottou is quiet; holders are iirin; middlings 24; net re ceipls 79; salts 34; stock 3,482. New York, June 25.—Cotton firm— sales 511 bales; uplauda26J; Orleuna 26J. Hales for future delivery to-day wore 15,850 bales, at the following prices : Juno 25025 July 25 3-16025» ; August 2514-16026*; September 23*0 23*; October November 20; December 19i019|. 4 Norfolk, Juno 24.—Cotton is quiet; low middlings 24*; nut rcoeipts230; ex ports coast wise 558; Block 1438. Charleston, June25.—Cotton is dull; middlings 25; net receipts 32; stock 9,2S l. Baltimore, June 25.—Cottou is quiet, middling* 26; net receipts 98; grot* 99; exports coastwise 36; sales 22; stock 1,116 bales. Mi.muhih, Juue 25.—Cottou is quiet; middlings 21, <* 25; not receipts 91. 1'iiiLADFLmu, Juue 25.—Cotton is SPECIAL_NOTICE. Congress, at It* present session, has shown a de termination to rostoro what the .Treasury agents plundered from tho pooplu of the South In 1806 And aa tome Ten Millions of Dollars (ovor and above all suod for) are still In the U. 8. Treasury, subject to bo claimed by psrtJes hereto fore barred by legislation requiring proof of loyalty, aud by atatuto of limitations} And having been In Waabingtou, aiding in tLo passage of recent Acta Changing these Requirements I am prepared to give personal Supervision to tho Preparation, Presentation, and Collection of audh Claims. All persons having Cottou or other property taken from them after 90th June, 1966, will find It to their interest to oonfer with mo. Also, all who have paid Tlie Cotton Tax of Two Conta per lb. As 11 ball hereafter spend a largo portion of my time lb Washington City, attending to U|ea*> matters perHona'ly, adJreaa me at Atlanta, Georgia. 1 Cfiniliusus aim pisMwiu uw* - ’ B middlings 261 feature ot conciliation to tlio Democracy. I 'l'lW. mi.WliUK* < If Mr. Drown were nDemocrat, or tf| ttiLMiKoroN, Juue lo. Cottou la quint, Jl'ST UMUCKO, The Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. muK ab ive house, situated on nr* east X sido of tbo J ublx Mqnere.ts n<>w open lor the reception of vi»ltor* N. tiling will U> oiuitn*l to render guesU luiUortablu- aplo-U i■ CAUTLU, Proprietor. JOSEPH II. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NO. 3 CAPITOL BUILDING, ATLANTA. OA. A'N relating a specialty. Kew OMtoertieement*. IIOTBL OTJT-I^IT iLT AUCTION. W 1 the ure jtvcTtojr mu se Of T. C. Mayaon, all the Furniture aud eheote be lougiug to e hotel, constating in pert of Bed Steeds, Bureaus, Mattresses, Bed Spread*, Comfort*, Blank ets, Counter Pane*, Pillows, Crockery and Glass- Ware. Chairs, Tables, Sheets, and numerous other doslrable Household Effects. Bale positive. Je96.lt J. B. BABBITT. Anettoneer. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CARPETS! riZLZClATZS INVITED TO EXAMINE ODU El- D ten.!,, stock of OirtMt., (HI Ololha. MsUlu.., Onrtalu.81udw.Eki. On»« MmwN. KENOIUCK BOWS 11 At* turn. atrwL lie. Sugar-cured Hams 11c. THROES SUGAR-CURED CANVASSED HAMS for sale at 11 cents, iu order to close eon slgnment. A. K. BEAGO, j<*3G-Ct Merchant, Atlanta. OFFICE Georgia W estem R. R. compaott. ATLANTA. JUNE 99. 397X A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC- tors ot this Company, held this day, It waa ordered that an installment of Ten per Cent on the stock subscribed be called In, pajablo on the 10th July proximo. W. P. ORME, Jesd-td Secretary and Treasurer. The State Convention NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Charleston & Savannah ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, April IS, Am. freight bills must be paid dally or on delive ry. This Is rendered am—j In oousequeuoeuf daily abstract* and balanoea drawn at sight, one agalnit the other, between the RaUroad and Steam- ship Companies, in ail mattere pertaining to the transportation of freight, and the regulations requir ing delivery agent to make prompt ooUeettons, H. P. CLARK. Agent Mtoon k Western RaUroad. ED. A WERNER, ap!7-2m Agent Georgia Railroad. ETOWAH RIVER FARMS. Three Farms of about 150 alerts Fetch, • .....ONT1NG ON ROME RAILROAD. AND JJ Etowah River, with e good proportion of Cleared Lands, under high state of cultivation, much of Clovcr t Corn, Cotton and Small Grain, with unsurpassed health fulness. Will be sold or exchanged for Atlauta city or sub urban property, on advantageous term*. For further particulars apply to Wallaoe k Fowler, or lta:l t Goldsmith, lb-al Estato Agents, or through Poat Ol flee Bux 4GS, to 6-St J. A. ANSLEY. Atlanta, Ga. JF Ml. **> trJLEML, olucHoneer. Sale This Thursday jMfitmoon JUNE 17,1873, commencing at 6 o'clock, on the premises. Four Houses and Lots—Property of John Middleton. mills PROPERTY fronts on Rswion aud Fraaer L atreolM, within three or four minuUa walk of the City Hall, aud about 200 feet from McDonough mouth. There la also e small tenement Hones on each of tbe other Lota, making this excellent prop erty for investment. The location is of easy acceaa Merchant Tailoring, Etc. Holland & Jones, OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL, Are selling now, and will conUnue UU August 33, FaalilonaHlo Suite, FOR CASH ONLY. Black Suita former price $90 for $66 do Bcotch Cheviots do 40 do do 3d American Good* do W And all otlior Garments equally aa| cheap. Oar stock Iu Gent*’ Furnishing Goods la unequalled In the City of Atlanta. ,4- All (tanuenu mulo up guAnutaM. O. K? 11KLJ.. J. U. JON J.WMm Clerk. V CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. rilHE UNDERSIGNED hai the pieesure t X uouuue tu h<« friend* end the publis that he has leased this Celebrated Hummer Resort for the present ****ou; U largely refurnishing, and wlU be reedy for the reception of company on the first of June, 1*73. The beet oooka and servants are en gaged, aud a very arreugement mad* for supplies, music, end luuoceut amusements o4 every ▼arista, usually found in such pieces, end we sen confidently guarantee satisfaction to all. The l * will be doubled by e line of delta m _ ••Thome*ton,” connecting with the Macon and At lauta Railroad at ltarueevlUe-distance 1$ eaLSe by coach over a good road. myl9-3mo Jusl Ilcccivcd, 100,000 F E E T Choice, Itry toulhwe.tem Plank 1 to 11.% Inch, Choice buy ere are Invited to sell and uuuui Merriam, Jones & Oo. ztiMiu. Jiuw 1, wax tau George Francis Train’s LEOTUnH! Opera House, Friday Evening. June 281*. Politicians to tho Rear ! Train and the People - AGAINST - Grant nnd the Thiove* ! The Man of Destiny, George Francis Train, The People’* Outdid*te for President in 1872, G n THE PEOPLE'S 044TH PRESIDENTIAL MASS CONVENTION. COURSE 1,000. Headquarter* Train Ligue at tho Kimball House, AuMiasiou: Drew Circle and Parqurtte, reserved, Stockholders’ Meeting, Georgia Western R. R. THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholder! of the Georgia Western Ballroad Company will be held AT THE COMPANY’S OFFICE, On Wednesday, 24th July. JelO-ood W. p, ORME, Secretary, NOTICE. ATLANTA, GA., Jon 8,1873. rpHE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex- I between the undersigned, under the Am name of Sharp.A^toyd, is this day dissolved. Ha Floyd will continue and aeitle ell the bud a me of the late firm. OEO. SHARP, Ji E. B. FLOYD. N. II.—I lake this method of returning my sinocre thaukato the many good friend* and cuatomar* who hare always patronised me tad the firm o Sharp A Floyd; and, in retiring from the Am, 1 respectfully Mk a continuance of the earns patron age and friendship for Mr. Floyd, who will oon- Unoe the business, as he wU keep up the well-earn ed reputation of tbe House for First-Claaa Goods jOW Prlcoe. Respectfully. l-3w. GEO. SHARP, Jb. Oconee Whits Sulphur Springs, or ujtcc co vjmrir, a a. man 'Ultahttal gnmnur BworUuw OtanwrlO.. X is now reedy for the reoeptiou of visitors, it has been throughly fitted up and furnished with new furniture. The medicinal quality of the water, and the ro- msntio ’cenery, cannot be surpassed iu the Houth- leet year—4ta fii made to rendi 8AM'L B. Met WestemAtlan ticR.R. Omen Mima Teakspobtatiok, Atlanta, Oi UllfUITATIU* , Oa., May 33,1873. . Change of^AVyhf Passenger lute. On and After Sunday, June'2d, Nlgbt Fessonger Train will leave Atlanta at 8:36 ».n*, and arrive in Chattanooga 3 40 A.M.. connecting with fast une to new York, via Nashville and LOUISVILLE. Making close connecUon at Louisville with through XjUMBBR. JftEHRMAJfly JO AT EM St CO H AVE on hand, and are constantly receiving, a Large Stock of Dry and Oreen Lumber of all tho varieties appertaining to Um trade, together with White Pino Doom, Windows and Blinds, the market will admit. Satisfaction Guaranteed. OSes and Yard next below WUUn gbam Bulldin Decatur street, Atlanta Oa. myt-tf Tableaux, Music, sod Tickets, at A. Crew's, WEDNESDAY. Examination of the Grammar School* White, in their principal studies, from 9 a.u. t* 1 M. THURSDAY. Examination of av PanDt, of th. Mhotara, and All pawn. Is- tflre.tod la tL. acboulxar. re.p^lfiulr Inrllad to Itund tbeM eumlnatlona Th. nault. ot th. wrltUn cuuntiutloD. of th. pad w,A oocducted bj th. Cnnlnlm Bwid, vtll b. nhlUted In th. Mrenl.Hhiwb. Th. OommttUM of Uu Bowd of EduUlon vUI Tl.lt and cumin, th. PnhUe School, u follow.: MONDAY. Examination of the High School, Br th. ontlre Boud. TUESDAY. Girl.' High School. Xntlro Board. WEDNESDAY. Boy*' High School B. J. Lowry, B. Ibiioo, Bapurintondoat. WEDNESDAY. Walker Street School. M. 0. BUeohwd, W. L. 8cru**a. Crew Street School. B. B. BawMh, B. T. Phllilf* Iwy Street BobooA L. K. BlaokUy, Betid Major. Xaiokie Street SohooL Dr. I. r. Lo*u, W. K. MenphiU. Decatur Street Sell col. Bon. J. B. Jdbux Col. L. P. Grant THURSDAY. Public School Exhibition. O N TBUB8D4T BVBNINO, nthtaSmt, th. po- ptl. of th. Pnblio Ichoob will (tv. oo utar- >1 el DeGIvs'a Opera House, conaleilng of A Caliatheuics. ., may be I f (fiiKUl The proceed* of the entertainment will be used In purchasing a piano for the Girls' High Bohnot Tbe eittaeue of AUen la are reepactfuity requested to assist la this worthy object. a MALLON. Superintendent. jeM-td GEOROB PAGE & Oo.. HAHUrAOTUSSB* OP Patent Portable Circular 8»w Mills, Buileeary sad Portable •TEAM ENCIMEI, am ST MULLS, Jtv No. 5 Ochrtadar J.treat, OALTIMOflE, M0. aranAf* OUskpa and PrieoUsh jill-daodewlr W#l. U. STIiPIlEMS, ATTORNHY AT LAW lta>a>n<t Utauaig. EXAMINATION PXJBLZO SCHOOLS. Th. annual EramlnaMon MONDAY. nw.min.Mon of the Boye' and fltrle High School, l. their prlndp«l SpdlM At Uutr no. M And M WhiUludl Ml, bom 9 a.m. lo 1 r. a. TUESDAY. General Ewiarnleaa of Girls' High Boh la tholr Ball, ooaMtlag of wlwtod n»dlw wap»- , rKltoUou, mulo And cainthealoa. 9 A. a. to WEDNESDAY. General Bxerot*** of tbe Soya'High Sohool com positions and 13 M. coaaiatlng of deelsmraons. From • a. m. to Bon. J. H. Jsmee, Got. L. F. Grunt. Crew Street School. M. a BlABoherd, W. L. Bonn. Iwy Street SohooL . L. E. Btwra. H. T. PhUBpo. EaoUe Street SohooL L. E. BlockUy, DatU Unite. Deoetur Street SohooL Dr. J. P. Lagu, W. k. BomphUL FRIDAY. Ston e Sohool, Honeton Street M. O. BUhOherd, toll tarn, L. B. BbOkby J Stun mer Hill School nr. L. feraf,,. B. T. PhBUpt, A A Bewkoo. A M1LLOX. towMehnt atkele.Jna.nMni et Copper SUUt to.Order. b. dlMllkd, will do wdl to (he a. a aE w. hare tow 8UB. on land. Wo r«fOlr old one. id an proporwd to oiaowt. work at atort notloo. W. boro had flftoon TWfi wrpwlww h» tho Cop- IT biulDMO, and arw abl. to fir, whtonlthwi og JOHN MIDDLETOlf A BKO , Jotailtt Bun Bnlldlng. Brood MnoL Atkahh On. NOTICE. EO RGI A—OGLETHORPE OOUNTF. S HERIFF'S OFFICE.—The publio to hereby noU- fled that the cAstal sdrertfaimanti of ibis otto* will hereafter be pubRehed In the JMOmmtm hm Lexington, Os., April 10,1873. aplT- B. ADKINS, Meriff. A Governess Wanted. of ohlldNO. and wo own UMk towona In lattn, own ohkln » iwt llm Mini I n udnuD.InMa. (Mag nwa nfwwnw and AddMaa* JaJlof Pure Vinegar :ato> Bocnm hbSby*hay8p r**s> *s*r auionoi«e maaMaov, el "gaa COLLIER HOUSE!
