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THE DAILY SUN. P.m»£r by the Atlanta Su FubilshUg ;<arr- ALIXAID^E H. iraPHSH i J. MUflsY IMXB, ) 2Z29QQn>n x. Stephens, Political Editor. ASA B. WATSON, Nava Editor. J. HBVLT SMITH. OtaX Ed. A Bus. Manager. Travillaf Agcati i J. M. W. BILL. THOMAS C. LKACEWKLL. JAMES I» CALHOUN. TuakrgM. Ala. A|caU forTho Baa. M. p. Ecnu, Opelika. Oa. J. it. Cunir, WolftttA, Oglethorpe Co.. Oa. J. K. P. Doug lam. Huu.er. Oa. Ua. M. P. Small Mam. Oa. / J. O. Caldwell, BoneriUe, Oa. Atum A Htfinur, Tbocnaua, Oa. “M. 0. Hamilton, Lai too, ua. W. 0. Lana, Jr.. ~ * w. U. vtm ua J. 0. Parham. lAOrange, Oa, *. 6. Williams, Union point A. A. Baix.AIAaaa.Oa. lAiarsi* A Oajv*. Lexington. Ns. W - D. W. i *frj JL H. Manx A Co., Catnlord. It. B. Kthrilub. Rutledge. tt&isMAm. A. M. C^ltor, Social Circle. Oa. IHtu. Leant*, Stephen*. Oa. A. W. AaaunT, Maxej'a, Oa. Jnaliua Carr's MfeaHoa. Oa. broca Plorrhck, Saw Dnat Oa. « l ssrMs Cuhrerton, Oa. Orawfordvllle, Qe. ;umn, MlUedgevUle, Oa. uuwMaySald.ua. n'ftfMU of Mnliaorlptlon» BAZZiTt Single Copy far Annum |10 00 - •• HU Months « 00 * Bor n lass period than BU Mouths (per mouth)... 100 (HUBS fOB TSUI DAILY. . Throe Copias Owe Year *00 5? Twenty •• Fifty •• h On# MnadraA Onaisa WM£KI.T—HU MONTHS Single Copy,. Throe •* «r*< .. 43 00 C8 00 ..... 84 00 5 (Mil. 3 00 00 JJ^..V. a .V.*.’is 00 38 00 64 00 1M 00 . 1 00 . 3 SO . 4 00 . 7 SO IS 00 Oaa MmndsadOmiaa.au Mouths.. ihegrisOsylss ....... ' Adnrtismg Adapted saa aT Atlanta. VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JULY G, 1872. NO. 002. THE DAILY SUN MORNING EDITION ATLANTA OAj Saturday Morning. July 0. "0rani aruOtil policy detente He very h iyhest credit."—Hurace G: “General Grant never hat been beaten, and he never teill be. ”—Hokagr Qrreley. “The people rf (he United States know General Grant—have known all about him since Donelton and Vicksburg-, Hug dn not know hit slanderers, and do not care to know them. ’’—Horace G rxeley. “ While asserting the right of every Re publican to his un trammeled choice, eg i can- didate far neat President until a nomina tion it made. I venture to suggest that Gen. Grant will be far btltrr qurdifletl for that momentous trust in 1872 than he was in 1808.”—Horace Orskliy. “A Democratic national triumph means a restoration to power <f those who deserted their seats in Congress and their places under the last Democratic Precedent to plungethe country into the Red sea if seces sion and rebellion. Though you paint an inch thick, to this complexion you must come at last. The brain, the heart, the soul of the present Democratic party is the rebel element at the South, with its Northern allies and sympathisers.”—Horace Gree ley. “I hold our Government bound by its duly of prouaing our cilitenn in their fun damental rights, to pass and enforce laws for the extirpation of the execrable Ky- 7i2vti conspiracy; and if it has not Pie power to do it. Pirn 1 say our Government it no Government, but a sham. I there fore, on every proper occasion, advocated und justified the Ku-Klux act. I hold it especially desirable for Pie SouPi; and if it does not prove stronq enough to effect its purpose, I hope it will be mads stronger and stronger."—HORACE GREELEY. iwmiiiiii: .wiiiiiiiiiiim ilWHIOTI!!! iPPiiminnpH ;i*iii3i5miifi <1*131313131313131! ! I* 1*1*131313131313 It Platform «r the Georgia Deu.ocr.ry-- aoth June, 187,. 1 Resolved, That the Democratic yn’ty of Georgia stand npon the principles of the Democratic party of the Union,bring ing into special prominence, os applica ble to the present extraordinary condi tion of the country the unchangeable doctrine that this is a u'.ion of States, and that the indestructibility of the States,of their rights, and of their equali ty with sack other is an indispensable part of onr political system. Resolved, That in the approaching election the Democratic party invites rorybody to oo-operate with them in a zealous determination to change the present usurping and corrupt administra tion, by piecing in power men who are tine to the principles of Constitutional Government, and to a faithful and eco nomical administration of public affairs. AdrerUaemonta Inserted three time. . week, IS per oent off tba teblo rates GMT,I twice . we.k, 20 per cent off the table sate*. W. A. JUMP HILL A OO. SMITH. Manager. Of The Atlanta 8 Dr. J. Am OLOPTON, JB KOW IS ATLANTA, tnd may be comolted At Abo Suuou Iloua. tor four or Are d»ji. Refer, t. phjltatui. of th. dtj, And of arery city South. pigmy TltTUtA, STftlQTVRES, TUMORS, pipsABES or FSHALE*i pro,,ETC. (I. Will go t«to AUaaIa W Amelia. jyt-tf JOHN T. READ, Fryprlator °f the 3R.E1-A.XD HOUSE. Fronting tha Pasocage* Depot, UlMf CQATTAXOOOA, TENN. DR. J. L. JONES. Clerk. ■AMUKL LUM7UM, *• *• 0UTI BoLOeu. Movthani Circuit AUMPKIN Ac. OLIVE, * ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UllAltM, OciglA, PnetlAA aa partners. In clytl caaaa. In all the OonrtA mi the Aiorth.ro Circuit, And th. Supram. Court In * AMMdk. * Iq erinlntel butineee, there lanopartrrnhlp. OHre 3ll repceaeut etther aid* of auy Slate ct Whtohtotoortotaaftoyod. API n uiraaiT ■» l mu*»atmc* LAWSON Aw FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. katonton, oa. wm ATAcnoe la It. Otanltn otrrnit And 8n dJ^PremaUJtontlSfstcra to NMA' ig. rtu Jo.loe r.ur\ by Mtmlnuon. to Eon- a B. SWfkAna non. P. B. BaWnaou. Bon. A. BawG Bon. Csu.h.n. ““^ 1 “ Western AtlemtioR.R. Atlanta to New York Via, LOCUrmXB, Mew Palace Cars ■TgYWOpaEORau, WUI ran IArM(h from. Atlanta to Xsouiaville ComoHsaotag Monday Morning. July lot. S£0 a.M. TMta Use *111 tajrgj Atfnvtu mry <aV 1’ELEGKAPH NEWS (Nr Viirk AibrliN l*rf*L BALTIMORE. Rouu.« Trl|k Tlck« (• $40 OO bjr the Caoat B4o$s < * r • Special Diapateh to the Hun. Auor/8TA, Oa., July 6th. Editors Sun: I advertised in yester day's issue of Tub Sim, Hint Baltimore Convention round trip tickets soakl be had fqr kwenty-j^ine dollars, vi^the At lantic Const Line Railway, and Bay Line connection;' hot, throagh some misander- standing, tickets wan vsfased under (32 00. The matter has now been adjust ed, and the Ageut instructed to sell at twenty-fh,8 dcHsri, inpbf htff wlvertiee- ment. !« Please give this prominence in yonr morning's issue nAil bbtige,' • • «. . so ■ W,d. Waleee, General Passenger Agent, Atlantic Coast Line. NEW YORK. Ilrntha from Man-Stroke—'The Stoke, Trlak-aw.rrl.it l^etW.ed Lawyers New York, July 6.—The deaths from heat vesterd y foot np 40 in this city and "rooklyn. . The Btokes trial was recommenced to- glTgw' day with a largo attendance. The conn-, “ set for the defenoe opened to-day by read ing n detailed printed report of the pro- ing n detailed printed report at the ioqneet bsld body, l>y Coroner Young, evidently with the intention of consnzaing tune. Iq the progress of t^o. testimony sharp tilts occurred between counsel. The question meat as to where on the morning of the killing Fisk?” was asked of a witness; bat the “Did Btokes make any state- to whether he was going any- i the morning of the killmg of Judge thought it inadmissible. Tremaine argned its admissibility, os being part of a connecting link of evi dence, which would prove that his pres ence at the Grand Central Hotel .was not with murderous entent, Tho District Attorney replied, submit ting the inadmissibility of the question, to whioh Tremaine responded very sharply condemning the oonne of the District Attorney and of the press. He stslai Attorney having private oounsel in this esse, in a sarcastic manner; to whioh the District Attorney responded by calling Tremaine's atten tion to the foot that he (Tremaine) was employed as private oounsel to assist A Voice from Indiana. The following oommnnicution from a valued sabsoiiber reflects the sentiments of unwavering Democrats in Indiana; , Ind. , July 1,1872. Hon. A. U. Stephens:—Dear Sir: If it were really true, as our friends tell us, that this wholesale departure from troth and right into the fold or domicile of the enemy would effect such benifloent re sults, there would be no difficulty with me, and thousands of others, to deter mine what course to pursue; bnt when a few Rsdiesl leaders of the most eorrnpt party became too disaffected to longer work with it, bos the time arrived when the honest masses, who have foaght from principle “for lo, these many years,” ore to be transferred like a lot of sheep or cattle eleor over into the oamp of the enemy ? God forbid t Gan it be true that falsity has become of such distinguished and paramount importance that it is safer to trust the neople under the leadership of false and deceptive in fluences than the time-honored pvinci- ] >les of the Constitution as interpreted by Jefferson, Jaekson, and other jnaliy dis tinguished men who have preceded us. It docs appear as though many who have distinguished tbemsdvse heretofore have become tired ct waiting the return of right reason, and seek to climb up some other tlum tho true way to power whioh appears to he lost to them for the time boiug. It is only ap- jorent, however, if tho peoplo are lo bo irasted with self-govornment. I have ever had an abiding faith in the intelli gence of tho people, I think they willyot return to the original landmarke of the Oonatitntion. There are many things which might be said, bat I have not time or iuolinstioa. Much has been said about the Bail-Bond of Greeley for Hon. Jefferson Dsvis. It has no significance to my mind, except tha Yl-r*.hii««n party bed so elephant on their hands. It was costing too mncli to keep him, and heoee their anxiety to get rid of the trial of one whom they could not have oonvioted. ... ' Their only hope oow is to get the De mocracy divided, which is rather adroit, I admit; but it will not win unless the building which our fathers have reared is to lie upheld by falsehood and mime. To me the contrary has been sadly ennoed for three lari twelre yean of the rule of fanatiolsm and falsehood. If tea leaden of the opposition are wise enough to see it, in the name of Hwven let them eom« to na, and not the Lion- Hearted Democracy of other times oroucb to them. The greet fault of the times j$» man Are Apt to think that poo* pie to Cosgreas become eopenof to them; Bence the mistake of giving servants dominion over oil things, even to thinking lpr them. VoD Vk w.. A MaanehnseM* Democrat. P. 8 —1 WM born In Massachusetts; learned the troths of Democracy in afflic tion, or in the minority. Hence os Jef ferson mid, r aha always sure of being right when in opposition to the enemies ° ,UWW - W. H. W.‘* the State Attorney in |the Carlo murder oasis sod also refesed to,the foot that Tremaine's associate wm private counsel for • Mrs. Mansfield, in the libel suit against Fisk, as well as private counsel in tho Concine murder oase- McKeon also had a tut with the Dis trict Attorney, end wm reprimanded by thoJndge. T^a^ctBtoWonthsCthoi JUnuBry wrTTJ UUTIPu U macilOTTO BQOW the prisaaersunteations on that day, bnt were excluded. WASHINGTON. Washington, July 5.—A recent report that O. O. Howard will he Commissioner of Indian tffaira, is officially denied. O. H. W. Mehan, for many years As sistant Librarian of the Congressional library, died to-day of apoplexy. PENNSYLVANIA. Th* Catholic Temperance Movement. Philadelphia, July 6.—The Board of Government of the Cotholio Total Absti nence Union of Amerioa met yesterday and transacted a large amount neas, having in view the promotion of tho tamperanoe oanao. Rev. Father McDovitt, of Washington, presided. MAHKET REPORTS. PY TELEaBATH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY STJN COTTON EAMET. Charleston, July 5.—Cotton dnll; Middling 24; net receipts 23U bales, gross G95; Export coastwise, 971. Soles )30; stock on bond, 6,919; weekly net re- oeipte, 446 ; gross, 13891 exports oooat- wise, 1884 ; isles, 170, Augusta, July S.—Cotton nominal, middling 24K&24I net reoeipts 28 bales sales 20; stock 1871, 4,320 1872, 3,188; weekly net receipts 63, sales 248. Liverpool, Jnly 0.—Cotton olosed nnobanged shipments of ootton from Bombay since last night 4000. Baltimore, July 8.— Cotton dnll, low Middlings 26|. Selma, July Qtb.—Colton; stock 1871, 726; 1872, 1«; naiq E. B. WALXEE. W. T NOTICE. ajHEaiyF-8 omCE.-Tfc«pul;Uc U hereby n«U* n ted **■* tte it# 1 *** 1 •dTcromiMota of thi* wm termflor bopobUMmt to lb* AUmUm Am. 8tf» The Ringgold Courier lee rim of the AratS, by sntoide, by Mira Coker, of Walker county. No partieolurs arc given. (9- Mrs. Sarah A. McGinty died in Oartem ille on the 29th nit; aged 27. |gy Arrangements are being made to build an Episcopal ohnrch in Carters- ville. net receipts for the week 12; shipments il. Nashville, July Gib.— Cotton; stock for 1871, 1,034; 1874, 208.; net reoeipts for the week 204; shipments 224. Philadelphia, July 6th.-Ootton quint; middlings S6i@26j; net reoeipts for the week 899; gross 1,202. Muntoohsby, July ,6.—Cotton; stoek toe 1871, 2,171; 1872. lffl; ast reoeipts for the week 10; 2,094; net receipts for the week 126; ex ports oo sat wise 0,378; solesGOO. Memphis, Jnly 8th.—Cotton quiet; middlings 24);net reoeipts 109; mIm 700; ■took ter 1871, *,276; 1872, 4,676; net reoeipts for thj week 496. SataWaA, JMy ft-t-Ootten dull; mid dlings 231; net reoeipts 18; exports ooaotwise64{ sales 80; Monk 1,618; weekly net receipts "■ ■ 206. • "nttM w» ffiwm A*W*®I WUUfilJ '316; exports 'oooafwise 842;' Norpole, Jnly 6.—Cotton dull; low middlings at; net oeeoipta 98; exports ooustwise 112; stock 674; weekly net t eeipls 406; erports coastwise 936. Baltuiori. July 6. —Cotton nominal, good Ordinary, 201; net receipts, 0; sales 40, stock 867; weakly net reoeipts 119; exports ooostwiae, 1878 ; miss 40. PnoviDEwa, Joly4.—Btoek 18000, City Point, July 6.--Ootton reoeipts for the week, 169. \ PUODllt M HAIIKBT. •I -S‘W A I St. Loom. Jnly A—Gem Moody at 30o. Whisky, qatek M H7o. Pork dnll at (11 60(1(12. UfaM tide bacon 71(^7*. Load doll at So for mnumir. Cinoxbwsti, Jnly 6.--Whisky 87o. Locihville, July 5,—Whisky 84o. New Yoek, July B.—Southern I dnll and declining at $7(tc9 for eon to air extra; good , to ohoioo (9 12 26. Whisky doll and hoary at Whaat l@2o. lowi winter reawMtorn iy/; MOMMY MARKET!, New Yore, Jnly 8.—Money 4@6i Mifid moderate. Exchange firm Oanaseroial bills mm* in d Gold 184^181. ing. GovernmentsAi over Wednesday; 10 40s fe higher; new . ... - 17( . f&rnj Btetos Ten ttaaotvan. Ttet Wt Mara klf kite. ••avtAatbOAA ska an wtikool kafa," tm tea »oo4 nesra test tea (atqten wklohpaaokeateirullraiaMsUeAdLekaattk teoama tka ektaf aooroa oC LU oauaolalioa, kaff Ska malaataj cf kia rapsort la tka Irjlni hoota tf iloa XDf* flHtlb, BaaolTAS. That wa daaplr doplorakla ffafftteand jpaat alnoaxahr condo to vlUi kla affhctaU lataWw, BraWH tM tt«« rlaolUtlona bapuLUskMte tkaottyManpf Atlanta,'ana tkataeoprha ter- ntatud to kla lamnr, and that Ool. Bnranl ba ra il to MMteraaa otfftaarj aottoa oC tka te- toirdiafntf f, w. Waiau, T. O. Bowaon, 1 m 2A4 tor oorrj about i adranoed r; 10 40s fe ; 02aU|. mem 74t; now 74(; Virgin iaa 40; now MpLoatototote 62, Hew 60; to*M 6s 69, 8s 68; Alabama 8a84,6e 00; Gaorgia «s 70, 7s 86; North OaseUnM 881, South CazolinM 681, hww 281. FOIL COEPTHSUMkSMIlUL. Thomtson *T.i.AM,''fcqq , is a candidate for CotefttroOer-Genmal, subject to the Democntie nomination. , Ool. Peterson Thweait is n oandi date for the office ot.Oomptroller-Gen oral; subject to a Dscnooratie nomina tion. -' Qlmn* munis. ten vVt.ap.im. — AT — James* palL Cemmeicing VsnUy Night, Jnly 1st. THI PtLOMMl OR, bUI IUUI- TRATKO. YOU SECIISTASY I ■TAT*. Major Jobs F, Jonss, of Coweta, in,h candidate for tiocratary of State. Oolonel IL J. BPRAYBERRY is an nounced wt a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to theDemoaratio nomina tion, Fob Gomfibolleb Gexekal.—Goner- LAFAYETTE McLAVS. deo29-dtf BaltMoRe, My Middlings 251; gross reoeipts 111; exports ooostwiae 63; salesl91; stock 775, Boston, July A—Ootton dad; mid dlings 26lQi;26i; net receipts 86; gross 864; Mies 100; stock 1,000; weekly net reoeipts 881; gross 2,988; exports to Great Britain 3U; sales 900. Coldmuds, Jnly 6. —-Ootton quiet; woa&m&kc- MaOow, July B.AOetton dull; mid dlings 23; weekly reoeipts 8; shipments 36; stoek, 1871,1.610; 1872, 48A, WnatiNGTow, Jnly 5.—YJotton quiet; middlings 24); net reoeipts 3; exports ooMlwwe 877; stoeltSOO; weekly receipts 8; exports coastwhse 287. New OnLHANs, July 6.—Ootton nomi nal; middlings 21); net receipts 373; grow 373; exports to Liverpool 1,764; sales 66; stuck 20,997; weekly net re- §pooial Notice . . TO TKE tawing OF Cyttfoia Johcpson., Doo’d. Coi rt op Obdinaht of Taliaferro County, Qa., July Tebm,4872. tJfbn reading and filing the peti tion of Isaac D. Moore, Executor of the lost Will and Testament of Cyn thia Johnson, of said county, de ceased, offering said Will for Pro bate in solemn form, according to the laws of this State ; And it appearing from said Peti tion that, to the best of the informa tion of said Executor, the Ueirs-at- Law, or nearest Blood Relations of said Deceased, of whioh said Executor has any information, to wit: John Sheppard, her Father, and Pegs Sheppard and Wyatt Andrew Shep pard, her Brothers, were, when last heard from, residing in Orange coun ty, North Carolina; and that he does not know the names ol' any other of said Testatrix’s Brothers and Sisters or Ueiri-at-Law : It la, Tuekepobe, Obdeged; That notico, by publication, be given to them, and to all and singular, the Heirs-at-Daw of said Testatrix, living out of this State, of- the intention of ■aid Executor to offer for Probate said Will, in solemn form, in onr said Court, on the first Monday in September next; and that this no tice he published in The Atlanta Sun, once a week from this time to said session of our Court, when, if no talid objection bo offered, said Will will bo sdmitt&l to Probate propounded in due form of law. CflAULES A. Bbazlet, jy6-td Ordinary. TRIBUTE UP RESPECT. At an Informal meeUtigof the ottomans terki in tha KrecuUre Dapartmaot, keM at tea 0«i oL« T.aradar, July 4. HTt, Ool. I. W. WalMVJM- qoootoil to pnoldi:, and T. 0. Howard to act aa Sec retary. Altar aoma aptropriata raaaar tee oNeatol the mattes (mob OaL 0. B. Ompbell. Sko wtualaoitT. tatorwatlowta _ tenutwra, warMaaa, valto&taa, atjtaa, tetetaos met tetaaato aU wko vtak to make rvi 'teiM. ateq a teMwIateatoSad tepahanaatoga Addraaa «A mSRiT ▼. BATTEY, OSteaeff tea Rom domwaz, E*. S Mte Moa, Era Tort any. “»» bywen toatehotatke tone arsntenterwatOteaawteo noaEama oil nteMMSoo. Ion, Philadelphia and Price of 44oalialo». 90c!.* O^lUren, Ml,' rtrm emjjrn Tkoradar Aod Satordof, oil e’otooLv- M. 1 Wall Am tokkama,tea.;ohstora,tea, SA. Qsaa At T S'oloaki ootemaos ri A UjijiBHaOk Bfam qhnmistnttim. THE LUtMST AUCTION SAL* OF THE SEASON,« Daraciy AUdTlON HOUSIJ, AT O O'CLOCK THIS M01)NtN0.' TXX OAMTS 6r RAMS. o.vm anmw csmmg* jonsk. tars* M DdVLtTHSRE, tmweStoMir taraaaat laslDM Drmto4*f . 1 Furnltoro, Clothing, - aodotear Sthar (SSSa. AT TUBES O'CLOCK, a. ■.. wUI ho aoM oa the prenil—, tha Ing Htora, under the etore of Whitehall jye.lt k firo., ( ■troeta Terms made known at oele. B. U. BAPTUT. Auo’iooeer. Cfookery, Chlnu AGluss War-cai. T. B. Ripley Removed J HAVE romovod nr rtote of Oooda to WtUtoMB ■trooL oaat otdr, tern Soon ooatk off MitektO. I will CsbUbm to Sell Bsrfslas. AU mj frtaoda who wlah CtRna, or am laudato tka Roe, era Invited to live me a can. TmaaCAEH. m *. s.amn. “■''■•AJK.’SSiSTiSr'"” aaraaaLbr MnfflngMto toainataado< Madias » toaooUon. Alarsaotookofgoodsoahaad. JD-te OsUsr ttevlsnEsnh OtvUsnS mm mnnoroas or tee bshe have nte A alaaadsSraS Irani CtYttondra tka koalaaaa ot tka last tot nooteai vkMk «UI basrattostoak- jtoldwaatthaBaikos deanad, ead ill aw raqnoaL adtocaBaadteoatvalkaa JlfiS Big Auction. mo-Dar. f jo O'clock, at thi livi auenov X Houai; ct T. 0. Harm. A large iarotee of rtnltereeedegeeeCTlllteef teeidili efleete. I doMo hreae hoop Oedet Btehe*. ooe AaeBebj 252fSS.*K NOTICE. oioMia-ocuraotn ooovrr. r\moi of the clerk ef the Beg.riw Oenrt—The W pnhllo le hecete notlAed that the ofteui adfMw tiRMMuta of this oAee will herepAar be pehUahedlB tte-fftl-te-^ .. apl7- OUtk $—*»r owrt. JUBlAlf Mm CA1IX. »AU1 Oaaey k Hodeon, Atton LOjr SE at IiAW fioxrofls eaipts 787; grots 1,036; exports Liver pool 469; coastwise 2,976; isles 1,309, Office Selma, Horn* * Dalton R IL Oo READ CAMPBELL, Local Ag’t MO. t. THI B.L KIMBALL ftOUBB. Attend. Oa., Oelteer lHh, 1171. TjVBEIOHT AND PAM orer MM HesuMn Route, 1? rU(A AD. »- ».eed 1* teeneoHorn* to eU ten iiul potato, m low ae bf eay ether route, yU; r J MOVTOOMKBY, HELM A, MOBIL*, VICK8BDB0, JACMOM, CARTON, MlRtfltW end Ml* OR- LKANH. HEAU CAMPDCLL. Loeel Agent». B. A D. R. R.. flfc. 4 Klmhefi Muuee. ootltdlf mI4 McDowell ftouse DCWNAN, OA. A. J». THOMAS, Proprietor. WM. U. 8TEPI1EA8, ATTORNEY AT LAW CIUWrOqDTILLX, OA. jomjt tm juoout, ▲ t«orivey<»t-Xiew, rwnsiHU onnnsii nsta. raw u, L'toaa’ateora. Sato Mats agafA. WUI tegotloau tka ——^aa-» fte«rte fteiH Peoutpd t2*7eiaHat^.» ^ ^ CDTHBUT, OA. HENRY HAYS, Attp*. Board per da/ Georgia Western R. R. ATLANTA. IL’NB M, ISIS. A MEETING Of THE BOARD O*DINEC- ton ot tela Compear, bald teto day. to aacordwad teat aa inaiillroral at Hn Rat Chat oatkatoook aaLavtOod be celled In, payable as tea 10th MW proximo. W. T. OEMS, jatotd Monetary and Tmsorw. Purchasing Agency I UIUI, EMILY V. New York c BATTWY, ton writer lot aororal Haw leek yafOamaMoaB 1 •(*»; kaowa orer tea Called Stateara a GENERAL rURdAOme AOEF*. MM Ulnar rotors, to aamlutoa, to Seas* HoCroary A Co., ot Now Toak, Maaaia. D. e/. lad- ltar,Mswrotk,aadtea MHaa off tho Homoloar- mL TH* JUBMNMAW HOUSE, MdMNRA, tmOMIA, tetewwtn to yrorldod, te ibo kofo mi Ummem. 1 tAmtMUU mod omthmmmu mmr-ixmi THE B A$T I 2*a Qtookoet, Beat on* Only leoto Mantes S MMkto MOrld*. '■WMW mmtwnm mm* Sleeping Oat, iris Chhmlus, *0 • j Harrisburg, HEW TOSS. AtoSatearHtetenrittaa. JITA.SlaotoS Otearara. s «. ... -1 -I ’i’ awqronw raoWT NS MteOHnSMLAT '. . htette^sH Arrivto, on^rturir n aodVarcb OV ALL JJTHEH LINES. Tltoo frooi Loatorfllo to Now Tork, ONLY 31 ThloLlao to Stooo-BaUatood and ml “jaw, EtekS? n * l “ , ** ,l,u “ ThAh-“ GREATLY REnvCkh'hHlCJES tr*m erttuAsMHrtwnw jomphh HrffOVH, pdteraia 8toHiteie«>iiiiii>iH»»ffit)i WM "‘ n ti HH, proehHUe ■ ooiy*leeH. 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