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AuSQ3h)LI H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. ASA R. TT/.lhOlC, News Editor. J. HENLT SMITH. Gkn’L Ed. 4 Bat. Manner. TrtvtlUf Aftau i J. M. W. HILL. THOMAS 0. BKACKWKLL. JAMES L. CALHOUN, Tnsktgee, Ate. A(catt for The Sau. M. V. EcsoLt, Opelika, Ga. J. b. Caawtiv, wolfskin, Oglethorpe Go J. K. P. Douglass, Hotter. Oa. * Dm. M. P. Uoaaan, Monroe, Oa. Jaaomi ALum Stem, Knoxville, Team. J. L. Weight, Woodstock, On. J. O. Caldwell, Bonerille, Oa. Atkin* A Hageeman, Thomson, Ga. H. 0. dAMiLTuM, Dalton, oa. W. U Da via, Jr.. Eaton ton, Oa. J. 0. Passaic. LsGrange, Oa, E. O. Williams, Union Point. A. A. Bell, Athens, Oa. LuvrkiN k Our*, Lexington. Da. W. H. Jaaaatu Point Inter. D. W. Branca, Codington. L. 0. Thom a*, Oxford. f PtrUMD, Wiuterrille. r Jacb Kno, Boms, Oa. A. J. Oom an, Cleveland, Ga. A. M. Coltov, Social Circle. Ga. Ono. Lmrex, Stephana, Ga. Jama Cass, Carr * ■ Oa. Stock Fnonxnca, Saw Dust, oa. Bar. S. Mattold, Conyers, Ga. Joaani Datusox, Woodvills, Ga. g. iL-NAtnrxnr, nuvllto. 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Of The Atlanta Run. Professional Carbs. ANDREW H-_H. DAWSON COUNSELLOR AT LAW Offloe 231 Broadway, Boom 18, o«e-tf. MEW YORK JUH1AH H. CASEY. PAUL 0. HUD80S. Casey & Hudson, Atton^eyW At Law Thomeon. MoDpffl. Co, JPM QBOIA. 8- a. unii. a t. nnjATuoi LAWSON A riTZPATUICK, Attorneys at Law. EATOMTON, OA> WUl prsctloe la the Oemulgaa Circuit and Bu. preme Court. Prompt attention givsn to Collections UV The Junior refers, by permission, to Hon. A. H. Stephens, Hon. P. B. Boblnaon, Hon. A. Keesei Hon. L Stephens. octli-Un SAMUEL LUMPKIN, I. T. OLIVE. Uol.Gen. Northern Circuit LUMPKIN At OLIVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Lcxlaftoa, Georgia, Practice as partners, in civil cases, in all the Courts of the Northern Circuit and the Supreme Court in Atlanta. In criminal bn dn see, there Is no partnership. Mr. Oliva will repres' nt either side of any Bute case in which he may be employed. ap 17-tf "JOSEPH H. SMITH” ATTORNEY AND CQU1JSILL08 AT LAW. BO. 2 CAPITOL BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA. L AWS relating to Insurance and Valuation s made a specialty. Prastteeuln the State and Federal Courts. Jo 18-ten joiur ju jnooJtr; Attorne)r>Bt-Xj*w. OU—CAMDEN COUNTY-To all WUom It _ r cooeern—Whereas, A. W* Seals hae u,pUod ta meVw letters of administration on those. t « of W. W. Seals, Ms of said county, dsoeaaod. u , These asm, therefore, to cite and admonish All end singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased. Ubeamd appear at my ofites within the Urns pres- eetwad by tew, sad show cases, if say they have.why 1st tees of admialstratloii should mot be granted to item smy*offioitl Mgnature this, the tenth day H7*. A. MCWHORTER, Orninsry Camden Co. (i of Ji ■ SLilja C. 1S HEREBY GIVEN to all ysres— having de> A naemds against Eevsrend Bichard Johnson, late of Louisiana, deceased, to present them to me, prop erty made out, within the thus prescribed by tew. so aa to shew their character and amount; aad all pareona Indebted to aid deceased, are hereby re- 4aired to make to me Immediate payment. * -t.Tr.BRO! May 3th. 1871. . BROYLES, BATS' HOUUSL CUTHDEBT, OA. HKNBY HAYS, Prop’r. "Ziff 4 44 * »* JOHN T. READ, THE HAIJjY SUN MORNING EDITION ATLANTA, OA.: Saturday Mornino, Juki 29, 1872. Th. pulton loa.tjr D.lc,utl.n. Editors Sun: The action of the State Democratic Cun volition with regard to the Fulton county Democracy, waa such palpable outrage that, in joatioe, it ought to provoke a little eomment la it right or wrong to f neonrago the people to take an intereat in their primary poli tical meetinga? Are they expected to take thia intereat, if the assembled wis dom of tho party assume to rebake them without a hearing, when they appeal from the fraud and injoatice done them ? The Convention prooeeded regularly to the appointment of a oommittee to investigate the claims of the two sets of delegates. This committee reported that the evidence was “oonfiiotmg and oonfnsed," and recommended that both sets of delegates be admitted. This re port was unanimous. But a substitute was offered (by one not a member of the oommittee) to the effect, among other things, that there waa “no evidence that any fraud had been proetioed in the selec tion of delegates, or intimidation used to prevent a fall, fair and free ex pression of the choioe of the Democracy of said county,” and that one set of Delegates waa entitled to represent Ful ton county to the exclusion of the other. Now how did it appear that their was “no evidence of frawl, Ao ?" Had not the Committee to whom the matter waii specially referred, reported otherwise? Had they not said that the evi dence was conflicting and confused ? Then upon what could the Convention assume to contradict them ? Wbat is the basis of this avowed rebuke “of the ef fort at disorganization” in Fulton coun ty ? The facts are assumed and the as sumption contradicts the report of the Committee ? • hut we have not yet reaohed the oli- max of this oruelty and oppression to the Democracy of Fulton connty. The previous question is moved, and all the severity of eensnre and rebuke imposed, forbidaing one word in behalf of the rebuked. It is of course, in the estima tion of tho Convention of the State, a matter of small importance to have the co-operation of the Democracy of Ful ton county. However, if they have no desire for their co-operation, would it not be well to have some little regard for their feelings ? The “party lash” may bo a very useful political implement, but prudence aug ments that it be plied very cautiously. It s a matter of deep regret in this case, that this long used implement was furn ished from friendly hands, (misled thongh they were), but it wns at once seised by the impetuous Greeley bobky- ridprs, who took oooasiou to attempt to use it, as peoplo of that political party have always done, witli the usual in creased ardor of new converts. Bat the Fulton County Democracy do not intend to be whipped in in that way, as time will prove too soon, to a few restless o/tice-sei kcrs, on the “e ild hunt.” Fulton. Sly Visit to tbs St at. Democratic Con vention. Macon, Ga., Juno 27,1872. Editors Daily Sun: I have thus far returnod on my way home from attending yonr Convention— shall remain here to-day and to-morrow, and I now spend a short time in writing few things, which plonso publish in Tub Sun. It will gratify mo, if no ono else. While in your city I took occasion to visit its many attractions, and I am much pleased to notioo Us growing prosperity. If Atlanta continues to grow in tho fu ture as she bos in the past, she will soon attain metropolitan proportions. The many new enterprises now being inaugu rated throughout all portions of tho city will add much to her importance, and enhance her general appearance. I was gratified to hear many compli mentary remarks on the course of The Sun, iu defending und protecting tho rights of the peoplo. I was struck with the cordial hospi tality ol the people, and eapocially with management of the National Hotel. Its proprietors are elever, obliging gontlu- men, and conduct the National on a sys tem that j a certain to enauro them suc cess and popularity. When I return to your city, which I ti shall not forget the Nation: l trust may lie soon,.I naf. P-B.B. H1LE DUILDJNO ON OUR OLD 8 TAND, COR- of Alsbtms suit ForsytU streets, wo cut U found at J. D. Turner k Co.’s UTtrehonae, on For- ayth a tract, wltara we would lia ploaaod to act our J. 8. OLIVER * CO. NOTICE. EO RGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. S HERIFF'S OFFICE.—Tlw pul.Uc is hereby noti fied that the otUcial advertisements or this office will hereafter bo published in the Jtlmmlm Ann. Lexington, Us., April 10,1872. sp!7- U. ADKINS. 8herltf. A Governed Wanted. children, and wo can teach Music and flr*t lessons in Latin, can obtain a first class situation. Addrftl 1>, SUK offiv-o, git lug usuto. r*.Vi*Ufwi TEJjEGKAPH NEWS Hjr tho New York AsMcimteU THIS GALLOWS. Kxecatlon of Lloyd and Holsenbake. 8poctel Dispatch to The Ban. Oolkthorhr, Ga., June 28. J. G. Lloyd and J. R. Holsoubukc, were hung at ono o'elock this afternoon, for the mnrderof Judge 3, W. Fiah. in 1871. A full report of the exeoutiou will be sent you to-morrow. NEvT YORK. A Cabas. Solvailsralai atUs. Valis* ■tatas — Usage* — Ilald to Ball—Tke Mbskas Trial. * m I New York, June 28.—A Havana li states that the Havana official paper is furious over the escape of the steamer Edgar Stewart, and holds the United Stats responsible for the landing of arms for the Onbtns. Two cargoes of daves were recently landed oa the Island, one of whioh woe for a Colonel of the Spanish volunteers. John Avery, the murderer of Erb, wai executed at Hockensaok, New Jersey, to day. No one was in the jail yard. He modo a brief address under the gallows. Wm. Weigel, oharged with perjury in the late ease of Butler vs. Tilden, was to day given till to-morrow to obtain t4it. The specie engagements for to-muriow’s steamers is S2,600,000. In the Stokes trial, to-dav, there was much cumulative evidence given, bat the following is the most pointed: W. F. Uedmond, the Hall Boy at the hotel, tes tified that Fisk asked him if Mrs. Morse, or daughter, were in, and followed him few steps, when he heard noiso, and looking up, saw Stokes at at the top of theBtoirs, whom the wit ness saw enter the hotel about ten min utes previous. Stokes was resting his left elbow on the banister, with his right hand raised, with a pistol in it Stokes fired two shots and Fisk staggered back, leaning against the wail. Fiu was helped up stairs, and witness saw Fisk identify Stokes os the man who shot him. HA Federal jury awards $6,000 to Hor ace J. Fairchild against ex-OollectorBar- noy, for excess of duties imposed upon imported goods. Watertown, N Y., Jane 28.—The oitizens of Watertown gave a grand re ception and ball to the Southern Edito- rial excursionists last night The party left this morning for Boston to attend the Jubilee. _ WASHINGTON. End of an Abomination. Washington, June 28.—The Secretary of War announoes that after Sunday the Freedman's Bureau closes, and *he busi ness will be wouud up by the Adjutant General of the United States Army, who will settle all acoounls and claims con nected therewith. VIRGINIA. Another “Unit” for CStppsqss. IliuiuioND, Va., June 28.-The delegates elected to Bultimoro are all regarded as favorable to the Cincinnati nomimm A full electoral ticket was adopted. INDIANA. Imprisonment for Lite Indianapolis, June 28.—The fourth trial of Mrs. Clem, for tho murder of Ja cob Young and wife, has been oo lelnded at Lebanon, Indiana, The vordiot was guilty of murder in tho first degree, and the sentence was imprisonment for life. England” London, Juno 28.—The statements of Earl Granville and Mr. Gladstone, in Parliament lost night, annonneing the decision of tho Tribunal of Arbitration on indirect claims, form the subject of the leading editorial articles of all the London morning journals. The Jims* says: “Tho decision of tho Tribunal of Arbitration is ominontly sauslsctory to all Englishmen, and Americans ought to be grateful to tho Arbitrators, who havo proved themselves the true benefactors of both England and America. The man who lescued America from discredit is Charles Francis Adams.’’ The .Veins says: “The result of the in direct claims controversy, is a great tri umph for tke firmness and patience of the British Ministry. Society has now an example for the employmentof peaceful tribunals, not to oomplete, but to super cede the work tf the sword.” The other morning newspapers, like wise, rejoice over tho manner in wbieh tho dispute between the two governments has been settled. New York, June 28 <r -The following table shows the movement of cotton for the week ending to-day, os compared with the corresponding weak of lost ysar: Receipts for 111, week tl lU parts. J. e.MSInlee I-eetyeer 1SA7* 1|,ITS MIT 11,118 It,111 Showings decrease of Exports forth* w**k X..:.... Showing* decrease of Total rsoelpU since Sept, let's.. Sams period previous year. i....... •kowlof .Cmmm.of ......I, Total exports since September 1 i.vmeen For the same time last year 2,930,061 At the asms time last year..- 179,803 Showing a decrease of * 37,473 Stock at Interior towns 12.864 Showing a decrease of 3,U77 Al ta. me time last vsss.. 111,000 8IWW1IIK • deenu. at. 00.000 Merphu, Jmu WC-Qotton—net re ceipts 70; exnEmJxRMta'dse 102; stook 5,408; weekly ooeetwise 820; Norfolk, June 28. sSInttom net re ceipts 52; exports cute*lee* 18; stook 1,114; weekly net reostee 1,693;exports ooeetwise 2,684. ^ Wilhinoton, Jane M—Cotton—net receipts 6; stook 104; wfckij net receipts 60; exports coastwise 2C; sslea 29. Charleston, June ter‘ Cotton dull; gross reoelpta 757 balsas sales 50; Stook 7,464. Weekly net raMMa-262;: gross 1,781; experts coaetwMIW.:, Nww Orleans, JanwWb illet rassipts 278 bales; gross 278;.»les 800; stook 20.727. Weekly net NMpts 818; grass 820; export! to OroasUtlt 400; ooUtwise 1,253; sales 2,400. V: Baltimore, June 28,-y-Net receipts 28 bales; gross 57; exportt oooatwise 116; ■alas 46; stook 896. WffiMyost receipts 223; gioss 400; export*^Coastwise 250; Nashville, June 28.-—Jtebcipta of the week U bales; "1 r nfifln stock 2,109. Montoohedy, June SB.—Receipts 10 bales; shipments 00; ife^k 821, Providence, Jane 28*^8 took 1,400. Bnsroii, Jono 28.—Net reoeipts 99; gross 243; sales 200; stook 11.000; weekly receipts 166; grass 726: exports to Greet Britain 44; rnffes 180. **' - City Point, Jane 2MwNet reoeipts for the week 15. Columbus, June 28,- week 11; shipments Philadelphia, Jn for thelRiek 528; gn Bklma, Jane28. shipments 44; stock 148; DeGive’s Opera House Second Exhibition OF THB Girls’ High School! Saturday Evening, June MU, 187*. THE eieeqiees WILL OONSIST Of MUSIC, TABLXAVX: ' AND THE JTne JStuteml CeUUtkei FBAOTICXD IN THE SCHOOLS. icei The PART I. 1. Pyramid of Beaaty-TaMeax. 2. Joy 1 Jvy I Freedom to-dsyl—by 60 yonng la* di*. t. Exercj* wUbUbaftC 4, 'Da.t Th.Tvo foprt Syairbi. 9. Bowms Iron Um IaCT if lb. Uk«. TsUmu. 5. Plano Solo.' Paris an fort.' ffiatenttf Par Cipon Springs 1. Baths, Bampth*re Co-s tr. I*, Via Wlnohebter, Virginia stttatiouml goarantiee. Now is the time fare vigorous charge npan-Ma KaeMisg ortb good freit. WSrtieB eiMWto^llD owtne aaa* emd Ul* iWillamtoii -reoeipts 1*; PRODUCE! .MUSKET. Louisville, June 28^—Flour dull; ex tra family $C 76. Ooife nominal, Pork steady at $12. Bnoon firm; shonlders Bjo; elear rib 7i; oloarsides7jo, peeked. Iiard firm at9(ml0a; order lots l higher. Whisky dall at 86®8Ge. New Yobx, Jane 28.i-Flonr dull and lower; eommonto faircxtra$7 30@9 60; good to choioe $9 65ffll2 75. Whisky heavy at 91. Wheat w32o. lower and good export demand at doclino;. winter red western $1 C7(«H 70.’I Corn a shade oosier at C3(@Gll. Bice quiet Pork steady. Lmd dull auullesvy at 8i(m9t7 Nuvnls quiet. Tallow steady. Freights unchanged. London, June 28.—Turpentine 44@45. Baltimore, June 28.-Flour dull auu un changed; business small. Corn dull aud unchanged; western mixed at 40.— Whinky firm at 88. Pork dull; order lots $12 00. Bacon firm with only a limit ed jobbing domand. Lard dulfat 8@8( for anmmer. New Orleans, June 28.—Flour dull Corn quiet. Pork dall; mess $12 75. Bacon firm st 0@0j and 8@8t.‘ Lard dull. Bngar doll. money markets. New York, Jane 28.—Money easy st 3@5. Sterling firmer at 9j@10. Gold 13{@13i. Governments strong at i(a) t advance. State bonds steady and dull; no ohange, l, aipsji S. Solo, u la bstlss to Lsask. t. DuiL Hrmn to Uu Right 10. ExerolM With Rios*. PABT XI, 1. Aurora. Tibtoao. t-iEoto, leva'sasqawL *• imteemttu xablwu. 6. Plano Solo. OonMrt Polka. S. fsiwF Dish BalL TaMws. 7. Solo. WaMs. 4 a , „ i. Chons. Oh. had ttl, 7* Froo. I. Eanolae. KMoh. Craw', al Ona Dollar. Exhibition ooramaoi Mnalo Ukdor tho dixaolloa c Prof. i trndor U A Phillips b arEktaE. are, FhUlipa 4 Grew. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE*. Oglethorpe University iaMtof,Issi as lb, lOitO A. K. MoBdar.ftof toL’ieetolovk, A. M., URATION OF TOE LITERARY TwoailMF* Ix'I Sri, IS A. M., junior bsmsieuR as m.i ASdiass to to* Aimiiiii hr Col- L w. Arotr. s r. u. ■. Kiiiwir on th* UlaaaA character or too Loto JuAsaNoahll, brRav. David Wills, D. D„ and Uic PrcscnuHoh of rrisi Wtilneiday. July 3d, Commencement Day. ry Address, by Osusral John 1 Aft-r which, on am# mains, ths prixss for ds- slstnsllon by ths Hophomora and Junior Olaaste ... 'lyOanaral “* will bs dcllTersdhy C 1 AlITsd H. OolRnlU. SWITZERLAND, Tbs ArbltrbtloB. Grnrya, June 28.—The Arbitrators met to-day, when the final decision, re jecting indircot damages, was recorded. The next setting will be July 15th. The brief official report of the proceedings given tho press discloses nothing not already kaown. CUBA. Sol tbs Vomits. Havana, Juug 28.—The new Governor of Havana has tho vomito. The coses are becoming numerous, aad many result fatally. Pure Vinegar JOX8TANTLY ON HARD in b»rrels aad ball barrate, AT LOW PRICES, for lb* trade only, at J. W. Cotton'*. northMUt corner Peter* and Forty th •treat*. Atlanta, O*. J*0-lm_ Pianinir M.I1I and JCuinBox* Yard Combiaod! weeteru Lumber of all elzes^ dreaoed or roujjli. Bridge end Car Lumber Sawed to Order. I HAKE Finiidliiuir nml Di-cn»ci1 a *n*ctalty. Pick*U. ff Lumber Flooring, 8croU-work, Moulding and 11c. Sugar-cured Hams lit Ft El -A. ID HOUSE. fronting tb« Paaaaogor D*put, teUdf CHA1TAXOOOA« TKNN. algament DR. J. L. JOKES, Clark. | lfkJtCCr BU07.7MTUKED CAHVAK8 HAMS for **1* at 11 cent*, in order to clo*e c A. K. 8EAUO, Merchant. Atlanta. MA11KET REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY SUN COTTON MARKET. Auoukta, June 28.—Net receipts 39; sales 19; stock 3,270; weekly net receipts 207; soles 251. Mouile, Juno 28.—Net receipts 40; ports coesawise 413; sales 50; stock 346; weekly net reoeipts 245; exports to Great Britain 539; ooast 413; siUes 700. Macon, June 28.— Cotton—net re ceipts 10; shipments 145; stock 573. gOALVEHTON, June 28.—Cotton-stock 2,110; weekly receipts 139; exports coast wise 720. Savannah, Juno 28.—Net receipts 82; exports coastwise 103; soles 166; stook 2,040; weekly net reoeipts 561; exports coastwise 1,033; isles 405. New York, Jane 28.—Cotton—Sales 1,095; uplands 2Cj; Orleans 26), Sales for future delivery to-day were 12,000 bales, st the following prices: July 241(^2511-19; August23U16@23t; September 233 19(e 235-10 ; O ober 2013-19(3:20]; November 20; December 1910199*16. Special Notices. Chamberlin, Boynton 4 Co. invite all vlaiton to th* city to call and examine their bteutifnl stock of Carpet*, Curtain*,Oil Cloth, aud Matting*, which they w selling at extramoly low prtoea. atlhcir Carpi t Store. ^ Our Stock of Dry Goods, Laces, 4c., i* unsur passed by auy iu the city, aud we invite inspection from all. CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON 4 CO. Je23-lw SPECIAL_N OTIOE. Congre**, at it* present Muilon, ha* shown a de termination to roatoro what th* .Tnawiy ag*ot* plundered from the people of the South In 1860; And as some Ten Millions of Dollars (over and above all aued for) are still Jn the U. 8. Treasury, subject to be cteimod by parties hereto fore barred by logteteUon requiring proof of loyalty, and by statute of limitations; And having been in Washington, aiding iu the passage of recent Acte Changing these Requirements I am prepared to give psrtonal SuftnitUn to th^ Preparation, Presentation, and Collection of such Claims. All pereoua having Cotton or other property taken from them after Both Jn««, 1*63, will find it to their interest to oonfer with me. Also, ell who have paid The Cotton Tax of Two Cents per lb. As I shall hereafter ■peml a large portion of my time in Washington City, attending to these matters peseenany, address me el Atlanta, Georgia, or at Imperial Hotel, Washington, D. C. mrM O. A. LOCH RANK. GEORGIA SPRING BREWERY, ll'isr O'U, ATLAjrTA. The undersigned, having made extensive Improve ments in the fhmona Georgia Hpr.ig Brewery Park, situated at West End, respecting calls tbs attention of the publio to the i uducements it offer* tor ptetaiee social parties, end other festivals. On the ground* are a beauttftal covered platfora, 60x00; e large pond and two boats, a carousal awing, aud a shooting aeltery. In case of rain shelter cae be gtvA to eight hundred persons. For ladies and children, two large and finely fur- nlsb*'d private rooms are always reedy. Reboot and church picnics will be allowed th* nee of ths grounds st hair pri<». Tbe Htrest Cars run within fifteen minutes walk “ * Hpriag. All ars courteotuly Invited. A. RICHTER. THE PILGRIM, AT — James' Hall, Commencing Monday Night, July 1st THE PILGRIM | OR, LIFE ILLUS TRATED. mill CQARA0TXBIS7T08 OF THU POPULAR X «n l.rtAlum.nl wmbiu. .xq.lMU IssdMSpw, rich hlstovbsl polnliutt, ohsnotor portnUturM. Its startling Incidents, megnlfioent scenic effects, and Incomprehensible TRANSFORMATION SCENE.; have been pronounced by competent euthurittes as the nr plut ultra of spectacular productions. Tbe original entertainment, as given in How York, Boa- ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Price of Admission, ftOc.. Children, 3So. TtTO GBJJTD JLMTIJeMM*, I)- Open at 7 o’clock; commence at 8. J*2M4 J. A. WDCTOH, Avxnt Oonrter. BARNE8VILLE HOTEL, J. R CAMP .... (HEAR DEPOT.) BOARD M PER DAT. de*10-tf WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AX LAW CRAWFORDYILLK, OA. The State Convention Democratic Party A 8SEMBLES JLN THIS CITY TO- A daj, find wo reapeotfnily ooll the at tention of Delegate,, Vlaiton and the Publio generally, to the faot that we have now in store, for aala, cheap: 100 Car Loads OORff, White and Mixed. 400 Bale* Choioe TIMOTHY HAY. 6,900 Bushels Choioe OATS. 20 Qhde New Orleans SUGAR. 10 Hbds Porto Rise SUGAR. 100 Bble FLOUR, Assorted Brenda. CKMEMT, LIMI, WHISKY. BACON. HAMS. JOWKL8, E1C., ETC., ALSO, That we arc prepared to handle NEW WHEAT in large quantities. Call and see ua. Stephens A Flynn, Je26-6t Forsyth Street, near th* Capitol. COLLIER HOUSE! Fgnaerly LiUUflod Home. Jowwop, ■ * Qeorgtn. SAVE YOUR TEETH’ R. B. ABAIR, D. D. S., Ualneavllle, Georgia. OnduU el Biltlnoc. Oo ’ (. at DmUl Baretry. JeU-d-2aw-wlm Yale," affording a oectein cure for Dyenepste, Rheumattem, Gent, liver Oomptetate, Berofula,ali kindspfOtkmsees AletHni, Md H M, dteeeoe that human floAis heir to. mmntea Mwtng old ymauiiA wkloomri Tbe Hotel end Cottage Buildings are in thorough condition, newly painted, and entirely new ap- The Table win be first class In every partieular. A magnificent baU room. 109 by 80 feel, and elmaah ly fitted Parlor*. Billiard and Bar Room 76 foot long, and a capacious Bowling Saloon. Direct Tolographic aad Footal Communication, ThoBnildtagaandavounda wiUbe brUUantiy I lnmined with Ciae, and evsry attraction will be af forded tbe visitors to Oatooea Springs. Tbs abovs watering plaoo will be opened to Ihtroae Jan* let, 1879, by W. O. HEWITT. lets of »lo>» BakL aaiMto.Oa CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. E UNDERSIGNED tu. the ptoeeai. to an- nounoe to hie Mends and ths publio that ho eased this Celebrated Bnmmer Besortforth* present season; te largely isforatehlng, and wtttbe ready for the reoeottoa of oompany ou the first of Jnae. 1872. Tho boot eooka and «ee aunts are en- gsged, and ovary anangement made ter mppltee, music, and Innocent amneeaeente of every variator, haually found In such place*, end waoan eonfidmiy gneraatee eaheteetUn to all. “ “ wUl be doubted by a lino of Wo win ho responsible for th* i mowertonhnuby MeoeyOHUry bi taisa; . TLeaeaMof aogeee hiirmaU guaffan iSOe MmmTm4 Ah H-dlstanoe 18 autes by k * 00dr °*THOff. *. HARRIS, Leasee. Spottewood Hotel, Maaon, Ga., May 13/1812. myiS-Rmo HOT SPRINGS, BATH OO., VA, tery. Diseases of th* Uterus, Affections of th* Skin, especially cf Syphilltio origin, and the numerous Chronic Diseases. TIIE3 BATHS vary in temperature Aram 10 to 110 degrili Fahren heit. sad present every vaetety ef dhrntto Bette. Thevars, moreover, found to prepare the system for the beoefietel action ef Waters found at tteo vari ous other mineral ^stefa. MUD BATHlhsv* eeuetruoted etmilar tothoae that are largely w the moat eelehreted spaa In Gsrmahy. end i gives nteren the benefit of tbe very vak dial agaata nontelaed iff tho THUS 8PRING8 OFFER ^ PA88XD ATTRA0T10M8 to both too Invalid Md Pleaeur* Seeker. Tbe Equipment are equal to those of first maae 04, Modem Imp item ml kgs been provided. Profsosor J. L. OABKLL, M. D., of the l of Vlantoite Reatdent FbyMetan For Pi end Cirosters. eddreee ft. O. TARDY 4 OC moad. Va.. or J. A AUGUST, Manager, Hot ■ethOe^Ve. * Rfflto Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. gUFRRlMTRHPmrS OFWOR. 1 Mam* Ga* Jhne 18» IMte) Change of Sohedole. AN AUD AVTRR SUNDAY, JUKI IffTH. 1872, U Trains wm ran eetoUowii ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, BUlt. Leave Meson. IRAK. Antve at Jesnp. MMP.M. Arvlv* at Rmnewtok tftteftF.il. Leave Branewtek 4:39 A.M. Arrive at Jesnff Stef A R Arrive at Meoon ... 6te9F.IL assets doesty at Jeeup wtto tralae af Attentte 4 Gulf Railroad to tod from tonnuak — d Flndte HAWKlNSVILIJa TRAIN, Leave Macon... JS5: a. 7411 If S* WM. SUMAE. Iloonui to Rent. S EYKX OR KMBT bant nmOitoibla reeme to remt la th. eeeemt eSarj el lb. NUk|. th- bun MiMt, KUatolae ItooU Utotod OtotoaBto. ■ass,.. r¥sC5EB6? a*Jy suited for oOcee. i AfW shteJ Sldto dwtr feUeuege. Or**, to togtol 4 «
