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tUatmnf Plait*. fiailroab abotrtl**mtni». TELEGRAPH NEWS Macon & Brunswick Ity the No it York Asiacaltcd Frew. RAILHOAD COMPANY. NEW YORK. The T»A« Vatou (twrnl-Itobtiil- ronkllaf OI«i kban Iki Me- The New AreU'Illahap of Baltimore. New Yoiik, July 24. — Tlio trades unions linvo quarreled about tins parade prepared tor August the first. It is prob able the parade will not come off. Change of Schedule. the Hprings will be In readiness for tho visitors. Charges—$3 per day and $00 per 1 month. J. T. WILttON, Jel-liucoi Huperintendant TM OTJH1JM, O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE 1CTII, 18*2, Train* will ran u follows: ACCOMMODATION Xll A IN, age ooutoining §10,000 worth of dia monds. At tho close of his speoch last night, Conkling said, with reference to Ctrl Schnrs’s statement, th it he had been of fered patronage to support the San Do mingo business: ‘‘twill tako thsrespon sibility of the statement that tho man who says that, lioa.” It is said that Bishop Bo)ley, of Now Jersey, will soon ho luado tlio Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore. Propriety la tlile roapect' HOT SPUINUS, BATH CO., VA, A bb now open to victors. Its water, are bratfsl for the own of itheumallam.Uont, Ijalo, Torpor of Uw, Obroalo DteirtxM or D terr. DIsmom or the Utenia, AffecUona of Iht I at Syplumio origin, ana tho noun At s meeting of tho racoity of the Ooifo of WXBtei onS Oar at Baaolatlon waa adcptoA i 3 aseoT.TAD. That Wowooter 1 ! Dtettaesrr bo aaottaS ss Us I lUBaa sad Harr." ■7 newt of tlio Faculty. I boro tho phsnire lotnawwiMBK eapeolaUr . ObrontolMe THE BATIIB surf In temperature from it to 110 Saanae nkrm- belt, and praaent over, variety of Vbronlo Both. The. an, inoreorew, (band to prepara tba ayatau for tea haawtclal aettea af Watera found at tba Tart- oua otear mlnaeal tfrinta. MUDBAT11M Sara baaa ooeutruoted aimllar to tbooo that an 1l-c.1t uaad at Mate — nalahoaia.1 .mam f _LI.L Worcetrter> C^u«.rto jNctUbtlgry I IO***”—■■IH'iWi •>, to saltan It l» tlse Largest, Cheapdat.eDd h«st t Arrivsat Mttoon (iMF.M. Connect* closely Bt Jesnp with train* of Atiantlo A Gulf Bailroad to and from Savannah tad Florida. Leave Mboou Arrive at Hawkinsvllle. Lmtb Hawkinsvllle.... Arrive at Macon iMt.M. 0:30 P. M. T:00 A. M. it J0f. M. JKSb-KASSS&t. PENNSYLVANIA. THE REVIEWERS eluding Oaloulus. In various Bkln DIumm, and la thalr admirable effects on tho famal# constitution. The air of Capon la unaarpaaaod In all tho noun* Ulna of Virginia for aaluhrliy,elasticity and dryness. Its flplondld BATHS wr re declared by Sir Henry Bulwcr, when on a vialt boro with Mr. Webator, at hardly equalled by anything ho had scoa In Europe. Fob onr pampblot, with full ntriiculara of rates, charge*. etc . eto.. apply to Badwina k Fob, Drug- gtata. or to tho uuderaignad. by mall. •13-lrn FRAZIEB k BALE, Irc| I'ctna, Ail ltall CounecUon, via lllchmood, TTlOn THE COBB OF SCBOFtlLOUB TAIKT, Msssste oSJ«r. ssn dims** ariaing from an import oondltion af tha The merlta of thla valuable preparation are ao wall hnown that a naming nottes la but nacaaaary to re mind the readers of this Journal of tha neoaaalty of alwaya haring a bottle of thla medicine among thalr atoek of ihmtty neoaaoltlr a. Certificate* can be presented from many landing TURNIP RH&Dw - Fresh sad Us*ulBO,trM* Best Easter* Brewers, A full stook-now in store and to endwe, of Bntehega (white end yellow); Pnrplo Tpp, Strap Leaf, Globe, Flat Dntcli, Oow Hon, and all other impeoved standard varieties, and selling at very lowoat cash priooa. Now ia tha time to bay yoar supply, yon will soon have to sow. Phyalctans, Ministers,and beada of familloa through out the Sooth, endorsing it In tba higheat term*. Tho Fluid Extract of Roaadalla. DU. K. W1L8GN CARR, of Baltimore, aaya "ha haa uaod It in oases of Scrofula and other diseases, with much satisfaction.” Dn, T. C. PUGH, of Baltimore, rooommenda It to all peraona Buffering with diaeaaed Blood, saying It la auperior to auy preparation he baa ever need. lUv. DABNEY B ILL, of tho Baltimore M. K. Con- feronco South, aaya he haa been ao much benefited by ita uao that ho cheerfully recommend* U to all hla frlenda and acquaintances. THE DAILY SUN. MawAimnaumilaqi fonndon First Fife; Local Bad BulaM. MotteM ob Foaptb Pie*. ,lk|l> CapM nf th. ta Far sola at tfa. From onr Evening Edition of the Still. ATLANTA OA. Tuuuodat Morning, Jolt 25. 1872. Cotton— Wedsmtiy 2 udtxk.—Firm at 21a A Now Varl.ly of P< ■ Wo have now iu onr office, a green pea, presented by D. 8. P. Black, l>q., a well-to-do farmer at East Feint, which is thirty inches long. It is called tho Cbi- neao Prolific. Ho obtained six poos di rect from China, and thinks he will make two bushels. This pea is au extensive climber, and appears to bo a most pioli- fle bearer. We have a private letter from a gentle man in Austin, Texas, dated 18tli*July, saying: I waa to-day introduced to a carpet-bagger named Ilodgett. Ia thla your delectable Foster? I have thought it poaaiblCs and aend you thla Item for what My lady smllad on you yaaterday And I waa In the dumps, you know : Praatol tha flguras change to-day; I’m riding high and you are low. So hero wo go up, and here we go down, Two of Ihe verieit fools In town ! Did the untile a sort smile in j our speechless fact ? Did she let you caress her pretty baud T Now look : to-day I hold yonr place. And kiaa the beanty of all the laud I Soft hauda, soft eyes and lying lip*, Arx places on which a lover slips. Did she hear jou through with your dainty f speech ? And, smile when you cudod, radiantly ? Presto I to-day she is out of your reach, And simpers a soft-sonndlng "yea" to mn. You wera flattered to death when it blushed out Why any nweot wotd were as cast y said. Did she slip your ring on her slender han-lf Did It kiaa dose down to her flngs; porctT Bare you seen that asms pt etty hand to-dij? My ring is there, and atop of your*. With a very alight puncture your bubble bust : The last nail iu drives out tha drat. Blodgett lathis your delectable Foster? I have thought it r* -* —“ * it la worth. We arc inclined to think that Foster Blodgett ia in South Carolina, where tha plandating carpet-bag Governor of that State refuses to snrrender him on a Uw. ful requisition from the Governor of Oecrgia. If Foster Blodgett was in Ana- tin, Texas, on the 18th instant, he has smelt a mice, and is on bis way towardSau- down, or some other point We suppose, however, he is still in Sonth Carolina. A mad doo, it is reported, was killed in this oit; lost Honda?. It U certain that several hove been killed this season. It the fearful risk oi letting dogs run at largo were duly considered by oar citizens, s righteous publio sentiment v*o*ld soon require every one of the pests to bo killed or confined. Unless a dog is kept chained, or at least kept from roving, he is useless as a watch-dog, and what use 1ms a city resident for any other kind? A mad dog recently ran through the streets of Louisville, Ky., and before he eould be killed he bit, and in several oases fearfully laoerated, over twenty men, women and children, besides many other dogs, who, in turn, might bo al lowed to repeat the same sad result many times multiplied. Think of the almost inevitable fatality, of hydrophobia, and the appalling deaths which attend I If delayed for several years even, yet tho dread becomes almost insufferable, and brings on this most terrible malady,— Hast some rabid dog bite and tear a score or more of the members of our fami lies before there eon be n stop put to lotting good for nothing and only humful dogs ran at large upon onr streets? The ordinance which requires all dogs without oollors to be put in a pound, and unices redeemed in forty-eight hours, taken to the oity limits and slain, was quite rigidly enforced for a while, but now seems'abandoned. The pound w,s • huge nuisance. Polioemen were bitten in making arrests. Let mad dogs bo promptly and effectually prevented. Georgia Western Batlboad—Stock- holders' Heeling.—Mooting called to or der by Major Campbell Wallace, Presi dent of Georgia Western Bailroad. Maj. Itobertson called upon to read Engineer's Deport, iu substance as fob lows: Location.—Tho preliminary line run by J. A. Grant previous to May 30th, on western side of Chattahoochee river, to point near Villa Bico, deemed best.* Graduation.—About 200 men employ ed. Heaviest grading on ridges between Chattahoochee and waters of Nioknjook, and between Nicknjack and S vect Water Croek. Survey.—Competent engineers under Copt. Grant are running whst is con sidered the very best line, with all the en ergy consistent with thorough success. Departure from Atlanta. —This has been thoroughly considered, and results of surveys and examinations point to the State Bond lino as most economical. Cost </ Road.—From Atlanta to point 8f miles on Western & Atlantic Bailroad, M shown by exhibit—845,007.04—from that point to Chattahoocbco crossing, 2 86-100—868,787.80. Crossing of CUsttahooohro river—for trestling, Trass bridge, f juadation and contingent expenses—837,510.00. From seetion 8—West bank of Chatta hoochee, to section 20—Inclusive. $277,- 047.37. Total for whole line: 8414,513.11.— Avenge per mile—822,627.88. The portion of line estimated, ends near Powder Springs. General Direction of Line runs North west about eleven miles, after leaving Atlanta; then nearly duo west, passing three mile# South of Sweet Water Springs in Cobb county, up Sweet Water creek, through Hamilton county, and leaves the 8tato of Georgia in Harralson. The character of tho country through which the Bond passes in this State, is a fine farming district. In Alabama, tho Bosd penetrates tho finest mineral and farming districts, lteport adopted. After Engineer's Report, Hr, O. Wal lace stated tbet the report of Secretary and Treasurer ehowed the total expenses of Bosd since work began to be 822,- 976.39. The Company is out of dobt with the exoeption of $8,000 due for real An election for ten Direotors reunited 01 follows-vote cast,3,848: J. H. James, J. Collier, W. J. Garrett, L. P. Grant, A. W. Mitchell, E. Y. Clarke, Judge He}den, A. Leyden, Geo. Adair, F. P. Bice. The meeting then adjourned. The Advertiser at the 23d, Los these Mr. J. K. Outlaw comes to the front with the first open cottdn in Monroe, on the 20th inet. His crop prospect is re ported excellent. A free barbecue will be given at Mount Ziou Church, on the Maeon and Western ltailrosd, on Thursday, August 1, which the publio is cordially invited to attend. Arrangements have been made by which visitors will go and return for one fare, and ample provision will ho made for fif teen hundred visitors, lion. Thomas Hardeman will address tho people on the oocuiou. But I do not boast of mjr gaa to-day ; It pleasure* mo not that you ahoula fall. To-morrow another will win my place, And I Wtu ho out of the rice, there ell So here we so up, and here we go do a n; The rerleet foot* tn ell the town. We lravo received tho publishers' an nouncement of tho new historical work by Mr. Stephens, which is now ready for the publio. It is entitled, "A Compen dium of tho History of the United States,” and is published by E. J. Halo & Son, 17 Murray strot t, New York. De ferring to tho work, in a circular dated July 17, they soy: ‘‘The above is tho title of a book to ho issued this week,which is destined to cre ate a sousatiou. Its nulhor is a states man, who, having been identified with tho history of our country, for nearly two generations, brings to his task an experience such ns is possessed by fow of the writers of the age, and who treats his subject iu a manner at onco fascina ting and instructive. The book should bo in every school-room, and in every li brary in tho Uuitcd States. It is the his lory of the country, its uumai rued body, and its pervnaing spirit; a Vade Me- cum to both student and statesman; a necessity to every ouo who wishes to know what hes been done, and why it has been done, by those w ho mado, and those who havo administered thegovorn- meut of these States; to every school room, that the ycuug may lenrn tho truo principles of tiio government which was instituted by their forcfntlu rs, and grow up constituents worthy of good represen tatives. So educate the young, and there will bo a reasonable prospect of real reform in tho ndministrnliou of their government. Tho volume—12mo., 513 pages, with numerous illustrations — ia beautifully printed, and tastefully and strongly bound. Price 81 60. If not to bo bad at the local hook stores, tho publishers will send it by mail, post-paid, oa receipt of the price. The same publishers havo iu press, another book by a Southern wri'er, en titled. “An Encyclopedia of tho Boat Thoughts of Charles Diokcns.” It is by Mr. F. G. Do Fontaine, who is so well and favoruhly known through a long and brilliant connection with tho press of South Caroliua. Iu this hook, under the proper alpha betical titles, will be found all of tho beautiful passages, tender sentimeuts, humorous phrases, and dramatic descrip tions of characters, places, aud ovents, that so slroDgly mark tho writings of the groat novelist. Tho conversational ist, who reads to quoto with effect; the minister or lawyer, who desires an ex tract that shall add n point to his publio efforts; tho journalist, who wishos to give force to an editorial, or more graph ically portray some event; tho mer chant, capitalist, clerk, bachelor, physi cian; tho Pecksniffs and I'odsnaps of so ciety, tlio Dick Hwivcllcrs and Buirey Gcmps, tlio Mark Tapleya aud 8am Wel lers—all will compiled find iu this ono volume, conveniently arranged for ready reference,the “Best Thoughts” that have made Dickens famous, Tho volume will appear in six semi-monthly numbers, each number complete iu itself, at fifty oonts a number. They will bo printed on tinted paper, iu handsomo style, aud will bo delivered to subscribers and oth- ors at the bookstores or by agents. aionllccllo—Mctliodlit District Confer ence—Crop*, Ac. July 21, 1872, Mr. Ddilur: Tho towu of Monticcollo, in Jasper couuly, is alive with ponplo attending the Conference of the Atlanta District. Town and country havo turned out to hear Bishop Pierco preach, which he has been doing duily siueo Friday morning with his own usual great ability. Somo havo raid that Muutieello is a hard place, hut if we arc to judge by what wo now see, there are other places much harder. There is a very intelligent pop ulation in the county.town, and in tho country also. And although there havo been several homicides, these acts of vio lence are not sustained by the great body of the people. The crops generally are very good.— The rains lately fallen havo rescued many a farmer from iailure. Every prospect exists for the early completion of a railroad running,as survoyed through the very centre of Monticelln. When the town i« thus made easily accessible, we may expect rapid recuperation from the decay iuto which it haa fallen during laic jeon. The Atlanta District Conference whioh I mentioned above, is a Methodist body, composed of delegatee from tho Soath- era Methodist Church of five ooantics, viz: Fulton, DcKalb, Walton, Bockdulc, Newton, Jasper tod part of Gwinnett. There are 61 eburchce iu tho District, with 6,300 white adult members, 61 local preachers, and 16 preachers in charge at ehorchee. There were 338 odditione by baptism to the church iu this limited area during the poet year. Rev. W. II. Potter, now residing in Atlanta, is the Preaiding Elder. Preach ore end lay- meubcri seem to enjoy their meeting very much. Monticeilo extended the moet cordial hospitality. Tho religioua interest seems to be very great, and every thing betokens a good revival. Hoping to aeo yoar face soon, and to be on duty again, I am yours, Tiunr. Charles Collins, tho negro who shot Policeman Wrye, of Macon, last week, was caught in tho lower part of tliix county, yesterday morning. Philadelphia, July 24.—The Irish the French in re. will oo-opento with oeivingthe French band. Williamsport, Pa., July 24.—Tho mi litia is here in force. Many strikers have been arrestod. Tho oxcitemou t has somewhat subsided. The Mayor has or dered tho hotel end saloon bare to bo closed, and requests the citizens to ro main within doors. Rumors that a large number of miners are coming from ail jacent mines are discredited. ILLINOIS. Notao Smooth* rs Might lie. Cairo, III., July 24.—The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of the 8th Dis trict, failing to agree, the Democrats nominated Wall and tho Liberals Jones, for Congress. OHIO. Political. Marion, July 24.—Tha Democrats and Liberals have nominated Gen. Geo. W. Morgan for Congress. MARKET REPORTS. New Yonx, July 24.—Cotton dull and lower; uplands22; Orleans22}; sales450. Liverpool, July 24, noon.—Cotton opened quiet; uplands lOjd; Orleans 101. Later—Cotton dull and depressed; uplands lOd; Orleans 10jd; sales 10,000; speculation and exportation 3,000. PnODUCK MARKRT. An AiRlIUoul Dalfir Coiueiloa vis Augusta, Wilmington and Portsmc ith, AND THE M ACNIFOENT BAY LIMB STBAMKRB Tin equipment of the Roads of this tins la Sritelue. mzvAir pal ao a Sleepl Tig Oars. ▲ro cun upon all night trains. Double Daily Scliedules iporated upon tho actlro roate. from KsvOr- lr.ai and all nalu terminal paints in New York, July 24.—Flour quiet and iiuclmngcd; wheat qaict but firm; oorr. very firm; pork stoady, ruess 813 75;lard quiet, new steam 8@8|, old 9j@9i spirits turpentino stoady at 52i@63 resin firm at $3 12)@83 15 for strained; freights heavy. nlslit of railway travel,and the aooond nlaht enjoy tba LiixupIoum A.cooiiamo(lu- tlOllH Ol tho Stoaniors of that line. Nzw York, July 24.—Stocks very dull. Gold steady at 141. Money easy at 3. Exchange—long 91; short 10J. Govern ments dull hut stoady; State bonds quiet but steady. London, July 24.—Consols 92); bonds 91 i. fall lint ad VIRGINIA SPRINGS AND EXCURSION TICKETS, TO JTTt.iCTlVn KU.n.nK* MKnoaTO Tor Ume ecbadntei, price llite, and all desirable For Urns Hbadntu, price ll.ti, and all desirable Information, apply to followinj liamrd Agent, of the line: Miorklng Death. A Lawton, Gn., correspondent of thb Savannah Republican, writir.g on tho 20tli, says: A few days ago a horriblo occurrence took plnco at tho farm-houso of Mr. Jns. Whitehurst, in Clinton county. The cir cumstances are these: Mr. Whitehurst and his son Johnny, a boy of eleven yeara of age, had been engaged in a field at somo distance from too house, and had returned homo after nightfall. Just on arriving nt tho gate, tho mule tliatjohnny was riding became frightened and ran off. Through Borne uufortnnato turn, Jonuy got his arm tied up iu tho reins and was unablo to looso it, when tho mulo had thrown him. Tied witli tho reins and hauging to the mule iu that way, ho was thrown up and dowu and from sido to side until his arm and body were broken in many places. His mothor and father and family, were right on tbo spot, and as it was Dot too dark, could discern tho child in this ter rible situation, hurrying on to a horriblo death. The family could render no as- sistuuco to the child, aud aftor tho mule had run about ono hundred yards, iittlo Johnny became disentangled, but by tho timo tho family got to him he was nearly, if uo quito dead. Tho secuo was most heartrending, and nono can sympathize too mach with the ofilioted parents. IN PE RESTING ITEMS. Uewnro of Tootli Poisons. Vended under tho name of Dentrifiecs. Adopt and adhoro to tho only prepara tion that really preserves the teeth, and hardens tho gums, fragrant Sotodonl.— Its effects on decaying teeth aro marvel ous. The “Dog Days” ail'd Uicir Danger. At this season of tho year tho blood is apt to become impure; tho appetite poor; tbo skin sallow; tho body enfeebled; the system relaxed, making it siisoaptible to attacks of Chills and Fover, Rheumatism, eruptions of tho skin and the develop ment of tho effects of tho injudicious use of Calomel. AU tho troublo may be avoided by tho use of a few bottles of Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla and Qnoon's Delight. It Is harmless in its effects, hat a power ful enemy to diseases. Try it, and you will find it a friend in need. Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills moves tho Bowuls to a health >/ action, not noting as it wera mechanically, hut they stimulate the secretions, aud in a healthful and natural manner expels all impurities without it caking tho body. Dr. Tntl’. Hair Dyo docs not Injure tho Hair. Ucwnre. Tho public iu general are cautioned to look out for tlio spurious articles put up in imitation of and as substitutes for Simmons Liver Rcrjutulur. Buy only from respco’ablo druggists, and soo that it is put up in square packages, and lias tbs signatures of A. Q. Simmons and J. H. Zeilin A Co. on its side; all others ars frauds upon tt o public. Howard (outisn 1 Every genuine box of Dr. MoLANE’S LIVER PILLS bears tho signature of Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa., tad sod their private U. 8. Stamp. tQrTake no other; the market ia full of imitutions. It is tho popular verdict that people who havo been accustomed to the use of Bitten or Cordials, are obliged, eventu ally, to resort to McLahk'h Lived Pills for permanent relief. THE ATLANTIC COAST-LINE PJtSSEjrtlUn ROUTE. Roorcanlaod for tUo Surnmor of,lS7B. DOUBLE DAILY All Rail Connection Yin August*.WIImlngtoB.Ri «li- mond. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Capon Springs A Batfcjs, Hampshire Co., W. *>»., Vlu Wlnchoxter, "Virginia. T. LYONS, Agent; U. i. O'CONNOR. Tr»»llD) Agent, Augusta; 4 O. LAD1>, Agnut, Atlanta; BEN MOCK, Southern Agent, Montgomery, Alabama. A. POPU, til Oonornl 1-aseoujgorAiyonl. Louisville, and Cincinnati SHORT - LINE ! RAILROAD Oil cinnati and THE EAST ! The Quiokoat, Best aud Ouly Route Banning a Doable Dally Lin*. PULLb.n.1 A' IIMAWiJS'O I00.V Sleeping* Oars From Louiavilla to Columbus , 10., PiUsburg , Harrisburg, Philadelphia; NEW YORK, And other Eastern cittm, Without Ohnufo Tbo Only Lino with vhtch paooongon from tho ▲V01DINQ FROM 7 TO 1C QOT7K8 DELAY Incident to, an4 Arriving ON11 TRAIN IN ADVANCE OF ALL IOTIIEB LINES. Timo from Loniivillo to Haw York* ONLY 31 HOURS. io Stono-Iiallaatod and anUrolr froo Doing equipped with tho colobratod io Air-Brako, proclndooall pooolbllity of coUMoufl. Only all-rail lino botwooa LcmlnnUo and Cincinnati, passing over tho Groat Iron Bail war Bridgoat Cincinnati. Making dlroct connection with all trunk linos for i ho North and Vast Tickets for salo "via Leal*villa aai tho Short ioe" at all Ticket Offices in tho South and Booth- west J. JL OIMHBBUNa. Bup’t. 8 FABKEli. Ocn. Paso, k Ticket Ag V Jy4-3ia «od GEOIICje PAGE St Co. Patent Portable Circular Btatioaary anil Portab'o HU 1ST No. 5 Bchroador OALTIMOftc. NOTICE. S OROIA—OOLrrHOBPI COUNTY. UKRIFF'H OFFICE.—Tbo pmillo ta koroby not! K flod that tbo official advirttMassail of this oMc< will horaaftor be poWtabed In tho JUomtm mm* ijjiagte.. ok, a^ io. urn. ^ JOSEPH H. SMITH, ATTORNEY ANOCOCNSELLOB AT LAW. NO. 1 CAPITOL RL'ILDINO, ATLANTA, OA specialty. Practice* la tho UtaW aad Federal Courts {DntMtti'i THE WAR BETWEEN THE 8TA*B8.‘ .unit j “rytef rtrr A **i“bu«MaMaOtI »»T ON Appusdixjus Sums * MuomtlrmHtmr* BY ALEXANDER H. BTB&HENii.. . THU U THE TIT LI OF A VOLCK* or ITS ream, rosy I jttgMKAMesraAKi PL 1T6 CONCORD woom ms*. XsiooaMteliaaaUloM,tevFsatesswflbs XOWAi*.vEKEaHMMMteterte SUPPLY THE FALL f-TRADK. x.kwiwhtei«w | —u«mi—wax* , —'-iriti «j Heavy Jeans to Fircihanae for Wool, S^wttpCPaEp*heirWeal tohaSSShM yoyla* tho freight te the* fa«wi.*lot theaai GEORGIA SPUING BREWERY, WEST EJTD, oMTJLJLJTToie Tho undersigned, having made extensive Improve ments In tha femona Georgia Spring Bravery Fart, situated at West End, rospacUolly calls tha attention of tho pablio to tho Inducements It offer* for ptenloa social parlies, and other festivals. On tha ground* arc a beautiful covered platform, 1x301 a large pond and two boats, a earomoei awing, and a shootlag gallery. Ineaaaatsela shelter aw bo given to eight bnodrad i meows .i*A™£L£* ***"*• e*" 0 >"**“•* tMU fkt n Lebed private rooms are always ready, flebooi and otmrah atonic* will beahowed tha oao r tha grounds at hair price. Tba 8t root Cara rua within fifteen minutsa walk of the Spring. AU sre courteously Invited, mh A. BICHTXB GROOMS** &XUEKJX! du.K<tellc Banal Cm sod OHkate, vUls*. and children. Can be found at thalr oflwa dap or sisht nr Special attention given to tha dlsfntertaf, moving aud shipping ot bodlae. fshl-dt Mutual Second Hand Furniture Store, Broad Street, HOUtX—Ray, uul MUl tfecuad baaU Fanil- tare. Gold and HUver ware, end goods of various kinds. Parties having Furniture for eels sen ear* M per sent, by bringing it to me instead of sending tt to auction. A large stock of gawds on hand. JyMt lLQU—f. TAX NOTICE, TBS aiTlXBBS or ATLABTA AMS HMMMMYROTIFIBB THAT TBS OSBBMAL TAX OT THS CITY IS BOW DUB, ABD TBBT ARE REQUESTED TO COME FORWARD AND MAKE PAY MENT. Jjll-M J. B. FRANKLIN, HI, Tux Culhtlur Mi (wtef, THE FRUIT SEASON is also at njoy •up land, tod fchoM JKSr enjoy save their frail, plied with ply of ths Doable Mills for those who wish to make Cider e* criptivo price lists sent on application. J, 1,4-ly laiOMBU fo SOBOLS A The Knickerbocker life Xnwrtaot Cemnanv • •- NORTH AND BtiBG VIA K Nashville and CbAttaiwopi MHroad. PALACE SLEEPING COACHES FROM Atlanta to Louisville withe PALACE 8LBEHNG COACHES FBOfjf v Louisville to Hear York Only One Change from Atlanta to New YortuWWladel phla, Baltimore and Washing**. Thfc advantage I* flOwst by MtOW fUta 1 reels 8t80 a. xl, aad 10 p. as. Haldaaaaf stop over at uraiuuiNO * ffiMHIg «• la oar motto. Quick time anil the South. Ask for Ticket* i
