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It will be in all tbe book atoraa
eat load* new etjrle chamber
aery aheap, at the Emporium.
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BMl Fm*7 DroM Ball
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TneawonreTioK Omon, Vtanw 1
and Atlantic K B., V
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 9,1872. )
The rate n! {are from Atlanta to the
Fancy Dieea Ball at Catooaa Springe, on
Wedseaday evening, 14th Inal., and re-
tarn, la Tire Dollara.
Theaa tiaketa will be aold in Atlanta
on 18th, and by morning train on 14th
iaat B. W. Weeks,
•ugO-td. Ckn, T. Aft
tu actio* of a dMlUnft la oar Business and Local
••Jkwnotfj w> Rsat.”—Jack* lofcmm. No can-
BmaoT0 •ooian.—Boaombof tbe regular ra-
heraal to-morrow night, in thslr ptoamnt BaU.
1 term, opens to-morrow
Tnua will be no services at the Ohrletlan Church
this dsy, Mat T. V. Harris being absent
Home av Aucno* n Judo* Hammock.—Bee his
notice of property to sell on neoonnt of the dty.
Buck MaboKS -Takk None*.—See tbe notloe of
Dr. H. L. Wilson, Chairman of Street Committee.
Mamoil's GMAT Hal*.OH TuesdayMobjumo.—
■ee Uis advertisement. It is over McMillan A
•tow's, at 9 o'olook Tuesday. Lediee, be on hand.
Bar. Bonne H. Mux will preaoh at the Central
Presbyterian Ohoroh to-day at the usual hours-
Tna Kmiomts or Jnicio.-Atlanta Lodge No. 1
will ham a epeelel meettag on Monday night, on
Btv. Dm Hamo/to* will preach to-day at 11 o'olook
E*oon ardek.—We will notloe the performance
of this play, by the Histrionic Society, in our next
y, wo leern, occurred at a room on Do
ra street, where Mr. Phillips! with several of his
friends, were together spending the evening, when
one of the cempiny, Mr. Milton Malone, of Colum
bia, Os., aroM.and apparently without provocation,
shot Mr. Phillips twice lu the breast with a largo
Navy pistol.
Dr. lickney wee Immediately sent for, but Mr.
Phillips was breathing hie last when the Doctor ar
rived. He died, without having uttered a word,
i Aftoeu arinutes after he was shot. Mr. Ma
lone, we understand, was under the inioenceof
. Mr. Malone, we learn, surrendered himself
immediately to policemen Langley and Haynes, end
was committed to prioon.
Thor* was some Intimation that Mr. PhllMpe end
Mr. Melona had engaged in a personal altercation
daring the day, bat them was no evidence of this
m the contrary the belief is prevalent
they had never met before.
Wo deeplv regrot this ur fortunate dlffonlty. or
rather unexpected event Mr. Phillips had many
friends in the city who will deeply mown hie loss.
Impostast Assser.- Yesterday morning a young
man, of respectable mein, aold at Mason's suction
■alee floe horse and buggy for the small sum of
9164 00. No one seemed to suspect him of any
wrong action except Mr. May son, who related his
apprehensions to Lieut. Holmes, of the police, end
policeman M. M. White. These gentlemen deter
mined to Investigate the nutter. They approached
the young gent calling himself J. B. Binnum,
end enquired whore be was from. He stated that
he hailed directly from Borne, having stopped there,
he arid, but a day or so to rest hi* hone. On fur
ther questioning, Mr. B. suspecting something, pro-
duoed e letter, (spurious) from hie fhiher, to prove
that he me all right. Here a happy thought struck
Lieut Holmes; he asked Mr. Binuum where he
lived originally, and to give him some references.
Mr. Binnum wrote the names of some prominent
merchants In Columbia, 8. 0. On comparing the
handwriting of the letter and references, it was
easily seen that both were done by the same person.
This was one point gained.
Then a nloe lltUs piece of strategy was performed.
Mr. White went off end pretended to get a dispatch
from Boms relative to Binnum. He got a blank
and AUetf It out with words to the offeot that no
such nun as Binnum had been In Rome. When
Binnum heard thie, be called Lieut Holmes aside
and made a dear breast of the matter. Bald the
hone and buggy belonged to Sellgman k HaU, liv
ery stable men, In Memphis, Tenneaae. A friend
turned the conveyance over to him, at the Ballroad
Junction, where he aeyi, he nude a swap of horses.
He then drove ea fast as possible to Gave Spring.
Georgia, and from that point to Atlanta. He sold
his equipage at low figures in order to pooket the
money end leave. Instead of being jamsd Binnum,
the true name of the forty arrested is J. V. Vaughan.
He has been toweling for the buetneee house of
of Shire, of Colombia, South Carolina The last
earthly remains of Blno-Vanghan have been de
posited in the calaboose to admit the inspection of
aoourtlytrlal. Dispatches were sent to Memphis
for Information regarding Vaughan. No reply as
yet
(Bay. W. H. Mxlboss, “the Blind Man Eloquent,'
arrived last night and will preaoh to-day in tin
First Methodist Church.*
TD1ter 8. W. Warren will preaoh at the First
Baptist Church this evening. His sermon will be
Bev. T. H. Pnmnunn, D. D„ of Balelgh, N. 0..
will preaoh this morning at the Second Baptist
Ohaieh* TBs pastor at night
OautxAST’s Norton Oatmoew Commr.—See
eu ths Motets of Daniel Harris.
lows am Bwmf or can Unran Brans, ai
A&axannaa M. fernrssm —Sea tha advertisement
by PhllMpe A Crew, who are supplied with lapor-
Bev. Mr. Quioo, who preeohes the dedication
sermon ef IN pew Presbyterian Cherob, on Jones'
Avenue, this morning. wUl preaoh in the First i'res-
bytarlaa Church. Marietta street to-night 8 o’olook.
-The Mercury ranged yesterday,
•6 the •• live Drug Store.” ea follows 17 a. m., 77; 9
*.*,«; Battel 84) 3 ». *. to 6 ». te., 96;
•*.*,•*
Grand National Industrial Exposition.—In
the Sum a flew days slnoa appeared the advertise
ment of the Grand National Industrial Exposition,
which la to open In Louisville, Ky., September 9d,
and continue thirty-five days. The structure in
which the exhibition wiU be held, bee been erected
In fifty days, and Is ona of the largest and most
beautiful buildings ever erected In this oonntry for
the purpose. AH the *arloue manufactures, lnven-
i, products, and works of art, In the oonntry,
will be represented, and will attract people of every
olasa from every section. Every cltisen ol this
oonntry is directly Interested in the progress of all
branohes of Industry, end no better means oan be
used (0 stimulate manufacture and trade than by
bringing together, in one grand combination, the
prodneer, ci'oufaoturer and consumer, who will
be enabled to lodge of the wants and tendon olee
the times, the oepeclty of the Inventive faculties of
the people, aad.the adaptabl’tiy of their work to the
wants and neoessltiea of the jwople. Therefore,
every one will be benefltted by a visit of a week
solo this grand exposition. To assistavery one
thus gratifr thomsalves, rail roads and steamboats
will reduce their teres, and everything will be done
by the officers of the Exposition to insure the com-
fort and pleasure of all who visit Louisville during
the season.
SHEPARD, BALDWIN A Oo„ mike
a apMUIt; of Am BottM Wblaky.
■nglO-tf.
Tbe mark i» robbed out, and good,
are selling at whit they will bring.
We advise the readers of this paper to
ley in two year's supply of Shoes and
Dry Goods at the Oreat Bab.
William High A Co.
auglO-snn-thnr-wed.
SHEPABD, BALDWIN A Co., are
receiving a lot of splendid Sherry and
Port Wines. , anglO-tf
A CHALLENGE !—Hie “Live
Grocer,” T. J. Phillips, hereby challen
ges sn “ Investigation” into bis immense
bosinees wi,h perfect confidence that it
will be decided that bis sales daily arc
greater than any retail grocery honae In
Atlanta. Ha apeaks this from the house
top,, “Let it be told in Gath, and let the
eonnd thereof reach Askelon.” If this
load announcement is a “breach of the
peace,” he willing to “appear before the
Bar of tbe Honae" and have this tact of
trade officially annonnoed, hoping that
it will cost the State less than $6,000.
auglO Phillips is “Live."
SHEPABD, BALDWIN A Co., are
selling pore custom house French Bran
dies. anglO-tf.
We do not quote prioes,
But being determined to olose not onr
retail business,
We will sell eheaper than any other
house. William Bich A Co.
anglO-sun’tu-fri.
$9” ALL THE CHICKENS- Deal
era will take notice that T. J. Phillips,
tbe Peachtree wtreet .Live Grocer, hat
enough Chickens to supply every de
mand. They are nioe and fresh,
T. F. GHADY’S Railroad Ale
Honae.—Keep cool until November by
drinking
CINCINNATI BEER
at Grady's. Pare Liquors and Cigars al
ways on hand. ao8-4
Grand oloaing out sale to
Give up tbe Retail Business.
SHOW OASES AND FIXTURES
FOB SALE l
Oraat Slaughter of
Dry Goods and Shoos
For a few Weeks Only,.
A Dollar saved is.a
Dollar Made.
Go to William Bioh A Co., pries and
beoonvinoed. anglO-ann-tne-sat
tar IMPORTED ALES, PORTER,
Kentnoky Sohnappa, Brady's Bitters,
Jersey Oider and
FREE LUNCH
every day at Grady’s Railroad Ale Honae,
22 Alabama atreet an8-4
Pm Lisoom.—Sm th. ns diuot oSmCfor
kaattamw, EssaHw Mtawtaw, tot tol* tjEnp
eie.asttwueOK.ta oatLoralud BralA-. Ooi
foamui—Mr. B. i. Msrawe. U>. nWnM
tmW Maew. wall knows U Ikls oUj, MW tn4
Asits, a. M, ur! rad la oa, sltgr j-MnUj-lh.
am USM sUmUwm la;niaK B. ■>•.!■ . few
itowauevwjtow builtor otywu.
Wwmwa Lodm ol Cold Water Tuaplan-tod.
Hi .Iss h,ra» paklle m—un, today, >t two
.'•took, U Ow* Ittottor*. Ban, man Brad and
KHieeuHl Ivwt p—U ihoalfi waatoa
tad amend- tan aeM. inmtuuoa.
I MarltUa ,tn.i as
■ ton bj Coaatohl* Factor tad Balls
Eaitn a Maa<( tka palaUc. Mi. W. t. Dtaoa
HttaMMl. A. D. ■ittllttlnw. AlW talk Ml.D.
krip»ettl.E.pal Hap. Xk.kaniatalaU.ifUi-
wlll b. fcttd
i pnnni wmE. kutooiog lodajr, oou-
doattdhr tk. putor. la th, tollowlss ahorab-:
Xtutr. Eav. O.A. Etui; St faul'1, In. O. B.
PUUo; EnM Ckaptt. Ear. J. M- Dicker. MvM
am tt tk. Etoto End aofiaaa, ton wssu lk« u
.lu ud taadar, aad bad hla kwd saM ao badly
kkttta dtod la a Hon ttaw. Tka roaag mu’:
HttHlMM. H.tadtomaolukls,forXi|a
a Bn. oatll a weak ,*o. wh.n k. vut spoi
nlkmd. Bla rakUTU tm latutk OuoUat, hi.
totattrartadaltk.
SWHXatE*
km Walk tt Oottoonom Ik. add Hotan'Eilm
•r Bwlp noUWCotloB; a todfa qtadd pUnM
vatt .Mkaadnd doUu.; for tk. moadtatt, .
•Una rap vitod .1 Iwulp doUan; third but, lu
E. peril win ta tllovU to
Xtadtot l>« u-ai.| w|atou» «C Mi. Orira. Ik.
Ohm munH stall u o'clock Tautoj.
TO THE VOTERS OF FULTON
COUNTY ; I hereby annonnoe myaalf a
candidate for the dikoe of Sheriff of Fol-
ton oounty, at tbe aoaoing election, auh-
jeet to tha Daaocntic nomination, aaso-
oiated with the following named gentle
men as Deputies; G. WHIT ANDER
SON. CHARLES W. WELLS and O. O.
GREEN.
A. M. PERKERSON.
J. O. HARRIS is a candidate for re
nomination for the office of Sheriff of
Fulton ooonty. He has associated with
him as Deputies the following named
gentlemen ; WM. G. GRAML1NG,
GEO. W. KBTKB W. D. BROWN and
Dr. W. L. MANOUM.
FOR COVMTT TBEASUREa.
We are anthonzed to annonnoe WM.
McMILLEN as a candidate for County
Treasurer — subject to the Democratic
nomination.
We are authorized to announce the
name of 0. M. PAYNE ai a candidate
for re-ection to the office of Treasurer of
Fulton County—subject to a Democratic
nomination.
Editors Sun: Please annonnoe the
name of JOHN P. MAYES as a candi
date for the office of Treasurer of Fnlton
county, snbjeet to the Democratic nomi
nation. _ Tax-Patebs. «
CLERK. n)AloB COURT.
W. R. Venable is announced as a
candidate for re-election to the offioe of
Clerk of the Superior Court of Fulton
oounty—subject to the Democratic nom
ination.
We are authorized to announce the
name of DR. J. S. HOLLIDAY, as a
oandidate for Olerk of the Superior
Court of Fulton oonnty, subject to the
Democratic nomination.
FOR TAX' COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce
SAM’L R. HOYLE as a canidato for the
office of Tax Collector of Fnlton connty,
subject to the Demoomio nomination.
B. P. Tatcm is snnonneed as a can-
ditate for the offioe of Tax Collector for
Fnlton connty, subjeot to the nomina
tion of the Demooratio party.
Jesse 0. Holbbook is snnonneed by
his friends as a candidate for Tax Col
lector of Fnlton county, subject to the
Demooratio nomination.
Gen. W. S. WALkEBis announced as
oandidate for the office of TaxjCollector
of Fnlton connty, snbjeet to the nomin
ation of the Democmtio Party.
FOR TA^ UlCBIVER.
OAPT. A. G. GRIER is annonnoed
as a candidate for re-eloction to the of-
fice of Tax Receiver—snbjeot to the Dem
ocratic nomination. He is thankfnl for
past support, snd hopes to merit the
confidence and uontinned favor of the
pnblie.
We are authorized to annonnoe the
name of A. J. COLLIER as a candidate
for Tax Beoeiver of Fnlton oonnty at tha
ensuing election—subject to the Demo
oratio nomination.
MAJ. J. F. EDWARDS U a oandi
date for the offioe of Tax Beoeiver of
Fnlton oonnty, snbjeet to the Demo
oratio nomination.
J. N. LANGSTON is hereby an
nonneed as a oandidate for Tax Beoeiver
of Fulton oonnty at the ensuing election
—subjeot to the Demooratio nomination.
On Exhibition.—That Ml of ■plaudit! furniture
wbtoh Uiora Isdle. obtaln«d st Judse W.tkln,'
•ton, Is now on exhibition U tbs store of A. J. B.
WilM. Agent for tbe DomoUe Sewing Mtoblne. We
would like to ban that furniture. Tho Wdiu. (who
will hen atargo of table No. 9, at tk. owning Oath
olio Fair), lnrlto nil who Intend to marrl, or Un
Angle or wko nr, married, to rail ud Irak at lb.
Mb TlekeW ore for stte, giving n chance for tbu
Mb Price on. dolMr.
Collin AHD Duns Wonn.—Wa commend Mean
Middleton A Brother, whole ndTertloement appear.
In ooi papu this morning, m very auperlor work
men, who do nverythlng well, ud an faithful. Any
deWring work upon ntum eug'tnea or pump,.
iMoblne work, or any manner of bruM or copp
work, will do wall to call on th, B. Bead their ad-
vartlMinant.
It. PAtJb'a Cnvncn, Utnmn Sinnit. - Preaching
ntll o’olook a. a., ud g:90 i. is., by Bov. J. x
Evana, D. D., of Eavasnab, Oa. Bablalh-achool at S
I. n. lotarMUug apeaebu wUl be dellrered by Dr.
Evana. Hon. Iteubtn Jouea ud otbnri.
There will be aervlra every ulgbt thin week.
Ton Unman' Uotuk—Tbe ladle, who oompoee
tba Vlaiung Dowd of the Orphan,’ Horn, will meet
nut WedoMday, tbe 19th inab, at 9 o’clock, i. n.,
at tba UapUat Orphan, Homa, corner of Houatcn
ud Calhoun ntrecta. A full ud punctuml tttendxnc,
raquMtad.
loon klAnviACTvnino.—W. Invite lb. apwUl at-
SuUon of all railroad companlea, tto-ufaclorlu of
•U kind,, to nU dMlera In Iron, ud aU pwraona
wanting Iron ofuy kind, to tba adrartlaamant of
th, Hoofleld Boding MU1 Company, In Tnn Sun,
thin morning.
No Mtirani Anooi It.—Band tha lotloaa of Wm.
Etch A Oo,, la our Loral ud Bualnau column.
Tbay ar« clralng owl their nlnil atom, and will mu
ttalr good, low. Thin In a tar, ctanca to buy gooda
obrap. toy In a large Ripply.
AIM md their lug. adratiMmenb
Dnamim.—We rail the attention of all who are
aEietadwHh dattuaM In uy dafrra, to tho adver-
tlaemont of Dr. H. Neeeon, who taa taken u ofltce
M the Seen an Hoaaa. Oo ud examine Ik, certm.
oatee he taa, and eatlefy yonrulf.
Wxnra to Bxix Ant. Ha FnornaTT — Sea tka ad.
varttMMUt of Dr* 9. H. Low. Be own. qnlta a
ibar of kmaialMi In vartoue put. of the
etty, and WUl. to eall all. Ha propoeM te
good bargain, ud krarahle term a
Eav. W. H. Mamas.—A telegram to Mr. IT
Lauata, of Una city, annouOM that Bov. M
Mdbura, tko alognut blind preachar, wUlta In tbe
Rty. and wlU pruab tble morning ud evening at
Dr. J. H. LOW
[Til MMOV1D MU 0F710X TO ADBXSLL'8
N*W BtJDLDINa, OOftNKR OF FKTOB AMD DB-
GATDB 8TB11T. . f
•A. MWMMC1 AT TH* NATIONAL HOTEL,
write*
Wanted.
Mtripi
yirglRlR Fsmnls Iaitltito,
utahivtoe. VA.-EEV B. n. rmu.u'm, M. a.,
O yttndCal. eMleMd tjy a eter of over MoMcera
TbU laMOUoa wm cbv brad in lgiA. The Luld.
T5F*
teoookprlMd la tea Schoria.
o# mute li tti* Iwriarii* tteteitAiri te u4$r
the car* of fit* pnteMH. “ * “
Symbocl
OUR LAW-MAKING
LEASE OR NO LEASE MEN,
vili find it to their advantage to try Ken
tucky Sohnappa before meals. For sale
at the Railroad Ale House, 22 Alabama
street, au8-4
Such opportunities do not ccour often.
You may never again buy goods as oheap
as they are selling at
William Rich A Co.
auglO-sun-wed-ut
FULLMAN PALACE OARS,
tor Louisville, State of Georgia, leaves
Sunday, the 4th, at 8:30 a. m.
FAIRVIEW leaves Monday, the 5th
at 8:30 a. h.
CALEDONIA loaves Tuesday, tue Ctli
at 8:30 A. M.
JACKSON leaves Wednesday, the 7th
at 8:30 a. m.
RACINE 'eaves every night at 10 p.m.
tor Chattanooga. Only one change from
Atlanta to New York, via Goinville; time
66 hours. aug3.
tar THE FERRO-PHOSPHORAT
ed Elixir of Oalisaya bark made by Coswel,
Hazard A Oo., Now York, is a delicious
oordiul, mode of tbe Pyrophosphate of
Lon and Calisaya Bark; it is tho most
valuable tonic now in use for dyBpepsis,
nervous affections, wakefulness, debility,
depression of spirits, Ao., Ao. The pale,
the nervous, and the debilitated should
not fail to take it; particularly females
suffering from those complaints incident
to the sex. Physioians now give it the
preference to all similar preparations. If
taken during exposure to malaria it
strengthens tho system to resist this poi
son, and prevents chill and fever, bilious
lever, and other intermittent uttaoka.
For sale by all druggists.
m!8 sunAthurs aAwly
NiabMarietta,Ga., March 21,1870.
DR. J. BRADFIF.LD, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir: Some months ago I bought a
bottle of BRADFIELD’S FEMALE
REGULATOR from you, and have used
it in my family with the utmost satisfac
tion, and have reoommended it to three
other families, and they have found it
just what it is recommended. Tho fe
males who hsve used your REGULATOR
are in perfect health, and are able to at
tend to their household dntiee, end we
oordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully,
Rev. H. B. Johnson.
W REGULAR DINNER at Tim
Murphy's Restaurant, on Marietta street,
above Phillips end Orewa, every day be
tween the boon of 12 M. and. 8) p. m.—
The very beat tbe market affords. Ail for
the email amount of 60 oanta
jnaeSO-tf
ANNOUNOIMINTI.
FOE OKDIEART.
The many frienda ol OOL. A. J. Mo-
BRIDE announce him as a suitable ea
didata for Ordinary ol Fulton oounty.
TO TH* DEMOCRATS OF FULTON
OOUNTY.
I announce myself e candidate for re-
election to the office of Ordinary of Ful
ton oounty—subject to the nomination
to be made by the Democratic party.
If re-elected, I present my put official
record u the rale for my future oondoct
DANIEL PITMAN.
Change of Schedule.
Atlanta S New Orleans
ESCORT XjZSTB.
ALL BAIL!
*****
Only Oae Change of Can Be
tween Atlanta and
New Orleans.
O’
followa:
LEAVE AMRIVE
ATLANTA. 7 18*m I Montgomery.. 646pm
" 7 06 p m " 6 61 • m
Montgomery.... 610pm Mnblte.se.896pm
MobUo 800*m I NewOrkani.. 906pm
" 6 00pm I •• ra.IOMpm
Shertest, (julcke-t, Meet Reliable,
Wv JMTMIJfM m g mMME m MjMA% nMA rxwx
mud MU#Jui*Ms Jla..
MBMMDMJY, JJtCMMJT, iiMMUTAOJi
WMCKBMUMGs OKJL0JT.1, mud
COMUTTH, Mi*.,
JBM'EMkdJr, tiJL VBSTOJS. und mi
EmiuU in TJBXJS,
•lltm, JVmrthern and Central Jlmbmmm and
By thie line yon uve time and diatence, being 4
miles shorter <o Selma, and all point* we*t
of Srima, and ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
MILES SHORTER TO MONTGOMERY. MO
BILE, NEW ORLEANS, and all point* in Texas,
Northern and Central Mississippi and Arkansas than
▼la Bias Mountain, or Selma, Rome and Dalton
routes.
Junction, or Memphis and Charleston Railroad
nooga and Memphis.
Avoiding 614 MILES STEAMBOATING on the
* *** * — indefinite delay on wharf
airer.
£]mig rants
Are particularly requested to notice the many ad
vantages of this line over all others. No discrimin
ation made In cars or time on account of being emi
grants.
When emigrating in large parties, special
be furnished for baggage, and carried through with
out ohange to New Orleans.
The reoent completion of the magnificent bridges
over Tensas and Mobile Rivers form an unbroken
all rail connection, with only one ohange of cars be
tween Atlanta and New Orleans.
No boating or omnibus fore oharged on the line.
Fare always as low as by any other route.
Baggage checked through to all terminal prints.
Be ran and ask for tioketa via Waat Point ar
Montgomery.
L. P. GRANT, Superintendent
Atlanta k West.Point Railroad,
G. J. FOREAOBB.
Sup't Western R. R. of Ala.,
FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERAL.
Thompson Allan, Esq., is a candidate
for Comptroller-General, subjeot to the
Demooratio nomination.
Col. Petebson Thweatt is a oandi
date for tbe office of Comptroller-Gen
oral; subject to a Domocratio nomina
tion.
Fob Oomptrolleb General.—Gener-
LAFAYETTE MoLAWS.
deo29-dtf
FOB SECRETARY OF STATE.
Major John F. Jones, of Coweta, is a
oandidate for Scoretary of State.
Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERRY is an
nounced as a candidate for Secretary of
State, subjeot to the Demooratio nomina
tion.
Administrator’s Sale.
be sold to the highest biddsr, <
Tuesday, August 20th, 1872,
at the house where the maohiue has heretofore been
running. 3 miles south Af Dallas, Ga., one 30 inch
roll. Double Drum 0ar4ing Machine; ono 18 Inch
Picker; one pair of Soalas, and Bolting for Machine
ry necessary to nui Carder and Picker, ail first class
now and in good order for carding.
This machine was made by M. A. Furbuah k S n,
of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, and is sold as the
property of T. N. Turner, deceased. This machine
nas Men run only two seasons.
Those wishing toaxamlns tho machine, can do so
by calling on some of the Turner family, on the
8 lace. Terms one-third oaah; the rest ontlm e till
ie first day of Decamber next, property secured.
This June‘JOth, 1872.
J. F. TURNER, Adm’rm.
N.A.A. TURNER
te3tewtd
GEORGIA, OflcUerpaCsuaty.
'1C7AEUEA8, Marcus A. Pharr and Thoms
v ▼ Calloway, Administrators upon the estate of
Shelton OUter, late of arid oounty. deceased, aj *
to me by written petition for leave to aril all tha
estate belonging te the estate of arid deoesaed.
These are, therefore, to site and admonish ail pet-
next, to show cause, If any they sen, why mid
Lkxwtom, Ga.. July 16,1671.
Oglethorpe Sheriff ’§ Sale.
WILL be aold on the 1st Tuesday In Soptsmt
TT naxt, before tha courthouse door. In th* tri. _
of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, within tho legal
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
A tract of land, containing two hundred and forty
acres, more or torn, in Oglethorpe oounty, adjoining
tends of J. 8. 81m*. Mary K. Colquitt and others
Levied on as th* property of the estate of Penelope
T. Goolsbr, deceased, to satisfy a A te issued from
the Superior Court of said oounty In favor of Isaac
T. Heard k Co. vs. Charles O. Hargrove, executor of
Penelope T. Goolsby, deceased.
Also, at the asms time and pteee: A tract of tend
containing one hundred and eighty acres, more or
tees, in Oglethorpe ooantv, adjoining lands of eatate
of R. H. Matthews, daoeaaed, P. L. Whet lees, and
Wm. B. P. Havels. Lasted on aa tha property of
Samuel Z. Hardman, by virtu* of, and to mttsfyafi
fa Issued from tha Superior Court of mid county, on
the foreclosure of mortgage, in favor of George F.
Platt vs. Samuel R. Hardman. July 30th, 1872.
aui-td X. H. YOUNG, Deputy Sheriff.
Oglethorpe Sheriff’s Sales..
YXTILL be aold on tha first Tuesday In September
VY next, beflore the oenrthoum door In the town
of Lexington, Oglethorpe oounty. within the legal
houreetaaie, the following property, to wit;
Whortsr, Wm. Ratfan. Joe MeWherterand other*,
it bring tha pteoe on wrioh Mrs. Moody rcatdmjand
levied on as the property of th* estate of John W.
Moody, deceased, to aatlefy a • te issued from the
Superior Court of arid ooantv In fovor of Bdwln M.
OoW vs Wild amor Moody. R. B. Mitchell. Wm. H.
Gilliam and WaUemnr Moody, exeoutor of Tohn W.
Atoo. atttae seme time and pteoa: A tot containing
two asna, mote or toss, at Msxajs. ta mid county,
adjoining lands of Pope Barrow, Wm. H. QUltem
NOTICE,
having terminated hit oon-
rpBK undersigned^ t
charge of the PULASKI
of John W. Camecon h Cm
dthe former primus ef foh
generally, arc assured that no priaa wt* he epnmd In
nmtatata the high reputation it has ao long en
joyed. JOHIW. CAMESON k CCL,
lyUdlta UtaMSmm
nery R. R
lUSTON,
-Agt,
SUCCESSOR TO
FLOYD,
A g « n t a.
SHARP 4k
Southern
I'his la, beyond tbe shadow of a doubt, tbe
curate RAILROAD TUHK-HJEKPEn that baieretbawL.
Oar arrancementa are such we can >upply them ,1 better teriaa
than any other boaae in the South, beeping at all tleaea a larae
■apply, and giving £ Howard tf Co.U O ffVf Hssarsmtf tar ion.
time with each Watch aold. Our houie la headquarters far tni.
Watch. Thoae purchasing from ns can rely upon bnriac a
ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. ' * * 1
8COCB3SOB TO
SHARP Ac FLO Y I>.
Southern Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
Parties at a distance who order Howard watcht a from «a w U
*- - - snt he.
Savings Bant Insuranoe By
Tne Knickerbocker Life Insurance Comuanv
OF .NEW YORK.
P°
.with am
LICIE8 PAYABLE to the party himself at any osrtrin age; or hit hairs on pterions d
tain benefits never before conoeded by auy Company.
A large Surrender value at the end of each year, if desired.
EXAMPLE—Age of applicant, 30 years; amount of policy 61,000. Tba whola payable at 46 yean of 1M
previous death. Premium $66 75; surrender value first year 64311; 2d year 969 88; 6d year 144 99. ete
After tho 9th year more money will be returned to the policy-holder than ha has prid la premium*
•'ply to W. T. HOLD ERNE ~
General State Agent, AustaU’a BulkUoj, Admits.’^
BOARD OF REFEHENCE IN ATLANTA—John H. James, Banker;1L G. Dobbins, da
Esq.: J. B. Wallace, Real Estate Agent; J. W. Rucker, Merchant; B. F. Maddox, Hen. R,
H1U k Sous, Attorneys; J. H. Low, M. D., Cunsuiting Physician ' “ “
CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS
W E would respectfully Inform the old patrons of th* CONOOBD, WOOLEN WUl gad th* pnhl
generally, that wa are making some changes, and adding new machinery, ete.
As soon aa this oan be done, the Factory will be started up, which will be uttam to
SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE.
We have on hand at present a good assortment of
Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool,
to Smyrna Depot, on the R. k A. B. R., paying th* freight to that point,
marked on each package.
DUNN. OOLETRKE k CO., on Mitchell street, opposite J. T. Hightower k Co., arc «*n«riMfl to re
ceive all Wool brought into Atteuta on Wagons, to be Carded or Exchanged for (teih, Tbe same will ta
sent to the Factory and returned back to Atlanta fire* of charge.
We furnish Oil and Card for Ten Cento per lb.
Volnntoer companies will do well to consult us befere contracting for their Cloth*for uniforms else
where.
All Packages and Letters on business, must be directed to Concord Wootoa mur
§:&ES
Cobb oounty, Ga.
Proprietors
PATAPSCO CEMALU INSTI
TUTE,
JVK.f* Uzr/JMIE, JtMA.
T HIS INSTITUTE has been in operation for thir
ty years, and enjoys a national reputation. With
the number of pupils limited to uiuoty, it has rep
resentatives from two-third* of tho State*, princi
pally South and Southwest. Its location is pre-em
inently healthful, is central, and easily reached by
railroad from Baltimore and Washington City. For
Circulars address
Jt»ly22-3m-d4w
SODA, KI8SENGEN,
VICHY AND SELTZER’S
WATER i
la Portable Qians Fountains or Syphons
FRESH EVERY DAY AT
Schumann’s Pharmacv.
48 White hall
And Sant to Fa mill 6a when ordered ave
ry Morning. Also, Pore Fruit Synipn
of various kldns.
IJ?-
Gainesville Hotel
Cahutrilfc, Ga.,
J. A. Christian, Proprietor
T h
1
Table always supplied with the very best the mar
ket affords, and special attention given to tha com
fort of guests.
There will he fouud at all timet, upon the arrival
of regular trains at tho Depot, Hacks, etc., *
to this boom, free of charge, its patrons.
B4TE8 OF BOARD :
PerTwoWseks 16 00
Per Week lo oo
Per Month.... 26 00
ayt-tf
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
FJIIUTf HFB 6F
HORACE GREELEY
The Patriot, Statesman and Philanthropist.
Every Cltisen who te latoreeted in the remarkable
career of our NEXT PRESIDENT, should read th*
truthful story *f hi* life, as told by tba greatest
American Biographer. A work of rare interest and
foil of Instruction. For circulars and term* address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Atteuta, Ga.
Jj9*^«_
WASHI.NWTON AND LEfc UNIVERSITY
Lexington. Virginia.
without tfitermimlen until the Fourth Thursday in
June, 1873.
The instruction embraces thorough
Classical, Literary and Scientific Coursee
Together with the Proteerional Departments of
Law and En|lseeria(.
Tha entire expenses for the session ef nine
months need not exceed three hundred or three
hundred and twenty-five dollars, according to the
price of board.
^
• may rcdu
Jty dollars y
For further infoimatioo eddn
Q. W. O. LU, President,
wm. dolI). ai of mraiy.
Libel for Divorce.
* Rale to Perfect Service.
TT sppserteg to the Court by th* Betan of the
X ShertS. that the defendant dose not reside ta
this oounty. and tt farther appearing that ah* does
net reside In this State, it U, on motion of eonaasi.
ordercd that arid defendant appear and anewsrei
Urn next term of this court, else that to • cam be
considered la default, and th* plaintiff be allowed to
prceoed; and Ml* further -ordered that this knta he
A ten* extract from tha minutes.
Grain, Flour,Provisions, &c.
W E have now in store, for sale at low figures to
the trade:
4 000 BU8UELS 0H0I0E 0AT8,
A AA JBBL8 FLOUR, Assorted Brands. Bacon,
ilAI HideB^ndShoulders. Hams, plain andean-
gQ DDLS. WHISKY.
9Q BBLS TUBE CIDER VINEGAR.
250 B0XES 8TAR0H * b€,t Quality.
( BAGS Prime ]
Land Plaster.
BBLS hyd:
ccived fresh from tho Kilns every day.
Havo inquiries and orders for wheat. Are pre-
iared to handle .60,000 bushels of the new crop, ar *
oliclt cousiguments of same.
8TEPHEJVS * I'tTAW,
Two Duly Connections
Blue Mountain Route
V I A
SELMA, ROME. AND DALTJN
Railroad and it. Connecticut.
IJAHMENOtHS LEAYINQ ATLANTA UT THE
iA^L 5 &WcKW»o 0 A F D^KKy5
at 10 P. M., making close connection with
Of Reims, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at
Bclmaat 9:30 A. M.
4:46 P.M.
"19:00 nl|
8:»6 A.
ALSO, make doe* connection at GALBRA with
traina of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv
ing at
Montgomery..... 8:96 A. M.
Mobile 7:90 P.M.
New Orleans 1:60 A. M.
The Hoed has been reoeatly equipped and its
equipment is not surpassed by any lath* South
PULLMAN PALACE CARSJ
run through from ROMS VIA SELMA to VICK8-
BURG without change.
NO BKLAY AT TERMINAL POINTS.
Passengers leaving Atlanta by 8:80 A. M. Train o
W. k A. tt. U.. make dose connections at Roma wit
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN
of Selma, Rome k Dalton Railroad, arriving at
8elma at 19:90 A. M
Fare aa low as by any other Rout*.
4V~ Purchase Tickets via Kingston at tha Gena
Ticket Office.
JOHN A PICE.
A G. BARNEY.
General Superintendent.
BEAU CAMPBELL. Local Agent,
mysf-tf No. 4 KlmbaU House.
Clioice House,
Corner Broad and Bridge Streets,
Rome, ««.,
J. C. RAWLINS, PROP El El OR
Situated in the Business part of the dty. Paesen
*r* takes lo and from th* Depot free <4 charge,
may 29-if
P. H. OELRICH,
-QNDBR JAMBS* BANK is dgent for th* eate-
tested Onetanatl Lager Baer. Beeps constantly on
hand a compteta stool of Foreign and Domeatitt Id-
quota. Wines, fisgara, eto.. The beet CUtdanattBesr.
at afl time* on draft, freeh md eoal. JytUta
GROOME8 A REBOE
TjIUNBBal UNDERTAKERS and Deaforu U fire
J otamMririte tawml Oaeee snd fbshata wBlat-
SSIE722 &2.WJ5 tSZTSSL
and ihII Iran. Cab te loond at ffiofr offica day or
MOL
4W* Special attention given to the dimaterlng.
______ _ ffna _
rcmoringand aMpptag ot tedtea
3aAY»’ poixesi
ODTUBNM*. Oa.
HENRY U4Y8, Prup’r.
- P
JOSKPH H. SMITH,
ATTOHSKT AND OOOKIKLLOlt AT LaW.
NO. 9 CAPITOL BDILDUa, ATLANTA. OA.
to “* “ 4 *
Prectioes In the 8tate aad Federal Court*.
JelSfim
t. a. XAWSOK.
a. i. ympamoK
LAWSON a FITZPATRICK,
Attorneys at Law.
EATONTONt OA.
Will practice in tho Oomnlcao Circuit and Su
preme Court. Prompt attention given to OoUeotioat
«A- The Junior refer*, by paairimion, to Hon. k.
H. stophona, Hon. J * * “
Hon. L. Htephen*.
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL.
be £2,103,101, or nearly 811,000.000.
The aaaests consist in Dart of tbe following:
Bark or Liverpool £86.643
Loams—
On Railway Shares and other
securities........ ,....£686,919
i. Freehold Securities,
ho £818,804-El,100,733
British Government and Colo
nial Securities -£177,604
United States Stocks 130,889
English Ballvnj Shares 888,896
Hallway fib
Freehold Buildings.
Cass Inns.
£9,103,101
The Capital Stock of this Company te
Two Millions Pounds Sterling
OR TEN MILLION! OF DOLLARS.
The Agent in Atlanta is authorised to adjust and
pay losses at once, without transmitting the sam*
to the Company, and without any delay for sixty or
ninety days, which te usual with dll insurance com-
and examine for themselves.
O. B. WELLBORN, Agent,
FHJ»H
TURNIP SEEDS.
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LANDRETH ’ S
Freib unSKtieUUin*
TURNIP SEEDS
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Mala Bmr* lira, ooi K
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Hark W. - Johnson’s,
Jh-
Kotel for SleT
la oHrad to. —la.
Bowdon OollegeT
M KUm h. Cop '
cl N.anaa, SMtfU
I ADOtiaT rlTTXNNTU.
rpaN NXLL TZBM onw A
Toluca f- month, $9 40.
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