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ATLANTA GA
Wednesday Morxinq. Settr 11. 1872
JUDGE STM ‘HESS.
Olid HtA July, 1671.
ITho lo'ffowiug tribute 'o the memory o( the Son.
Linton Stephens is from the pen of a niece of Henry
\V. LougfAlow, the American poet, who has attained
bo much distinction iu the Eastern as well as the
Western continent. We feel that our readers will,
as we do, highly appreciate this tribute, not only
from the tone of Us touching sympathy, but from
the source frees which it comes.—Editohs Son.]
Another noble name is added
To the list of shrined dead;
Another strong, grand form departed
To his lowly, narrow bed I
Another guiding hand is taken;
Ono mors heart is calm and still;
O, my God I ’Us now in anguish—
* Bow me to Thyhlgher will I
Gone, in all his prime end rigor,
Passed from out the field of life;
But he bore himself as conqueror.
Nobly In that weary strife I
To Thy feet, 0 Holy Jesus.
Now we brin gthis crushing load;
Only by Thy help and guidance
Can we tread this thorny road.
In thy hands, we then, confiding,
Leave the one to us so dear—
Leave until* spirit risen
tn thy glory shall appear 1
Marian Adklk Lonofellow.
Jiotlonr Aug. 11, 1872.
KXCRltPTS OF FUJI AND HUMOR.
A youthful novioo in smoking
turned deadly pale and threw hie eigur
away. “OU dear,” ho saul “tliere’a
something iu that cigar that’s wakin’me
sick.” “I know whet it is,” said his
companion, polling away. “What” ‘To
bacco.”
Hay “What shall we namo our lilt!
boy?” Laid a young wife to her husband.
“Call him Peter.” Oh no, I never knew
any) ody named Peter that could earn
his salt. “ Well call him Salt Peter,
then.”
fiGF* A quarrelsome couple were dis
cussing the subject of epitaphs aud
tombstones, and the husbaud said: “My
dear, what kind of a stone do you tliiuk
they will ffive me when I die ?” “Brim
stone, my love,” was tho affectionate re-
ply.
<9* A little thing iu Sabbath school
was asked by her teacher ‘-if she always
said her prayers night and morning.”—
!‘No, Miss, I don’t.” Why, Mary, are
yon not afraid to go to Bleep in the dark
without asking God to take care of yon
andwatoh over yon till morning?” “No
Miss, I ain’t—’cause I sleep in the mid
die.”
J@- “ My dear sir, I will pay yon iu
time; aud since time is money, tho lon
ger yon wait the surer you are of your
pay.”
John A. Stephens Suggested for the Leg
islature.
To the Editors of the Herald: Allow
me to suggest the name of John A.
Stephens &h that of a suitable candidate
for the Legislature. He is a Democrat,
a man of ability and of the highest in
tegrity. The Democratic party would
honor itself in nominating him, and I
am sure be would be elected by the largest
majority ever given a candidate in Ful
ton county.
whose Democracy is above suspicion, is
An Old Democrat.
We find the foregoing in the Herald of
this morning. Mr. Stephens is a clear
headed, able man, who would make a
good Representative.
Liabilities of Telegraph Companies.
In Portland, Maine, an important legal
deoision has jnBt been rendered, which
settles the law, so far, at least, as the
State of Maine is concerned, as to the
liabilty of telegraph companies to their
patrons in CA&e of their failure to trans
mit or deliver messages. Two years ago
a firm in Portland, sent a dispatch to
Baltimore, accepting an offer of a cargo
of corn at a given price. The message
was written on what is known as a “night
blank,” at the usual night rates. The
message was not forwarded in time, and
the cargo was not secured, and great loss
was sustained in oonsequencc.
A claim was preferred against the tele
graph company, which was resisted on
tho ground that the night blanks con
tain a printed condition to the effect
that the company shall not be liuble for
an amoui t exceeding the sum paid for
transmission, which was forty-eight ceuts.
The decision of the court sustains the
plaintiff’s claim in full, the ground of the
decision being, that although telegraph
companies may establish reasonable
rules, they cannot, by printed notices on
their blanks, relieve themselves from
the liubilitj winch the law imposed on
them.
A Father of Fifty Legitimate Children.
The Waco (Texas) Advance publishes
tho following statement by a correspon
dent, who, it says, is one of the most
trustworthy and respected citizens of the
place:
“Thero lives in our midst a man who
is the father of fifty legitimate children;
he has been married to five different wo
men. By wife No. 1, thirteen boys; by
No. 2, eighteen children; No. 9, ten; No.
4, six; by No. 5, three. Thirty-five of
these children are still living—or wore a
few years ago—eight were killed or lost
iu the Confederate army, aud seven have
died natural deaths.
“Thirteen of the boys—all children
of No. 1, held office in tho Galloway
brigade Platte county, Mo.*, tloops,
Burns commanding. Of the children
by No. 2 there were four iu the Coufed-
erato army, in different brigades. By
wife. No. 8 there was one in the Confed
erate States army and two in the Heel
Flies, making twenty sons in the Confed
erate aervice. The man is hale, healthy,
und hearty. I know him well, as also his
wife No. 5 and her children. She is
young, with a mountain of wealth of
hail’, fine looking, pleasant, aud prom
ises to still add to the population of the
country. I will, if required, produce the
affidavit of the father of this numerous
progeny to the truth of this statement.”
Per® Ilyaclalhe’s Wife—'Who She Is.
Tho New York IVorW says:
Mis. Emilio J. Merrimsn, who has
married Fere Hyacintbc, in London,
will lie remembered by many persona in
thin city and Brooklyn as one who Iiub
led a very eveDtlul life. She was sepa
rated from her husband some years be
fore his death, sold a small house and a
couple of lots in Brooklyn, which be
hsd deeded to her, aud with her daugh
ter to travel abroad, acting as agent ior
a “patent” corset, and endeavoring to
aot as correspondent to papers, in which
last she was not successlul. The
following is an extract from one of her
letters published in a fashion magazine
(Dcmorest’s) iu thia city, in September,
i860:
I have seen the Empress with a white
straw, trimmed very plainly in bine.
Her dress was also blue, with a black lace
sbnwl. On another occasion she wore a
blank Neapolitan braid, trimmed with
white lace. This waa worn with a parple
drops and black laoe. She always looks
lovely, bat best in these colors, with her
blonde complexion. Shoes are round
toed, with the heel os small and aa near
the centre of the foot as one can possibly
stand np in. Hair is atill very fashiona
ble, but not so elaborate over the fore
head. As women grow more voluminous
in their dress, the men, iu shockingly
had taste, seem to dwindle into spider
like insiguificonce with their aoeuty
clothes. Eujllr J. Mkkuiman.
Mis. Mcrrimau was converted to Hu
manism while on this trip. After her
husband's death she returned to thia city
in order to obtain the money for an in
surance upon his life, which ho bad pre
sented toner during their early married
life, and which she had kept paid np
while abroad. While lieie she became
reconverted to Protestant i-m, under the
miuiatrutioua of Itev. Joseph Thompson,
of the Chnr>:h of the Tabernacle; but
dually left New York and went beck to
Faria, where Fete Hyueintho converted
her hack again to Romanism, aud was
converted by her to matrimony.
©ffitidl 'XhnrrUBtmtme.
Notice to Creditors.
S IaTE OF GEORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY—
Notice Is hereby given all persons having de
mands sgsinst WilllAin Johnson or Cynthls John
son, both lftte of said county, deceived, to present
them to me, properly msdo out, within tho tim*
prescribed by law, so as to show their character and
amount: end all persons indebted to either of said
deceased, are hereby requested to make immediate
payment. September 2,1872.
ISAAC D. MOORE,
sep4-wCt Executor of Cynthia Johnaon.
^VTATE OF GEORG I A,Oglethorpe county—Where.
IO as, E. W. Johnson, admiutetiator upon the es
tate of Lucy Lumpkin, lato of said county, deceased,
applies to me for leave to sell the laud, belonging to
intere«ted to bo and appear at my ollice iu ],cx-
ington, G»., ou tho first Monday iu October, 1872,
to show cause, if any they can,why said leave should
ot be granted. August 28, 1872.
R. It. MITCHELL,
an30-td Ordinary O. C.
Executor’s Sale.
b y ,
house door In Grew ford vllle, in said county,
between the lawful hours of sale, on the find Tues
day in November next, the following property, to
1 Raytown In said
Six Hundred Acres.
i or less, adjoining lands of B. Ivy. James M.
Triplett and others, known as tho Joshua Morgan
Homestead, on the following ttrms:
One third of the purchase money cash, the re
mainder in two annual payments, with interest from
date. The estate to hold titles uutil tho purebaoe
money is all paid.
Said land sold as the property of Joshua Morg u.
late of said county, deceased, for the purpose or tils-
UibuUon among the leg .tees ot said Ueceasec..
September 2, 1872.
asp 4-td-w
Oglethorpe Sheriff ’a Sale.
W ILL be sold on tho 1st Tuesday In September
next, before the courthouse door, iu the town
of Lexington, Oglcthorpo county, within tho legal
hours oi sale, tue following property, t~
T. Goolsbv,doccagod, to satisfy a Ufa issued
tho Snporior Court of said county iu favor of lanac
T. Heard A Co. vs. Charles G. llargrovo, executor of
Ptuelupo T. Goolsby, deceased,
. Oglethorpe countv, adjoining lauds of estate
of It. 11. Matthews, dcctuftd, 1*. L. Wbcelcsa, and
Win. ll. T. Hayule. Leoied on an tho propeity of
Samuel Z. Uardmuii, by virtue of, and to satisfy a n
fa issued from the superior Court ol said county, ou
the foreclosure of mortgage, iu lavor ot George F.
Platt vs. Samuel 11. liarUman. July 80th, 1872.
aul-t I M. II. YOUNG, uoiinty .Sheriff.
Virginia Female Institute,
t'rouagu from- seventeen Southern States. Ino
turso of study la comprised iu tou Schools. Thai
cf music is the largest in f.ie South, and Is under
the care of fivo professors. Session will commence
September 11th. For catalogues address the 1’rinci
Administrator’s Sale
W ILL BE SOLO, before -the Courthouse door in
Crawfordvllle, In Taliaferro county, on the
first Tuoaday in November next,tho follow lug prop-
Out Hundred and Tteenty-PIre
»teres,
more or loss, adjoiniDg lands of Uarucy Plynt, Ab
ner Perkins, John li. fclynt, and others, bold as th<
prut erty ol Tuoinas Grier, late cf said county, Ue.
cased.
Hold for tho purpose of distribution among the
legatees, and to perfect titles. This September 2,
1872. JOHN II. FAL1N,
wpftd Administrator.
Executor’s Sale
H Y VIRTUE of a decree of tho Superior Court of
Taliaferro couuty, will be sold before the court
house door in Crawfordville, in said county, be-
Two Hundred and Sixty-Four Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of B. F. Moore, John
W. Darrsoott, Rebecca Edwards and ethers, known
tho Charles Axt land. 8ald laud sol i as the prop*
S TATE OF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY
—Whereas, James B. Johnson, Administrator
upon the estate of John Eades, late of said county.
This Is, therefi _
sons interested to be and appear at my oflloe in Lex
ington, Ga.
• to cite and admonish all per*
e and appear at my oflloe in Lex-
i the first Monday in October, 1872,
iu||hiu, ui., uu iub urav uvuuay iu wwutr, idia,
to show cause, if any they can,why said leave should
not be granted. September 2,1872
R R. MITCHELL.
se4-td Ordinary 0.0.
GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—Whereas,
U George H. Lester, administrator upon ths ee-
flrst Monday in September, 1872, to shi
any they can, why said letters of dismission should
not bo granted. Lexington, Ga., May 20th, IF,*. ■
Executor’s Sale.
W*
the first Tuesday iu November next, betw een the
of laud, more or lore, lying In said county,
waters of tbo Ogccchee river,belonging to the estate
ot Thomas Chapman, deccaeeo. Bald laud adjoina
lands of John Rhodes, James Chapman, Lawrence
Rattle and ototrs. It will be sold under an order ol
th» Ordiuary of said county for distribution under
the will of said Thomas Chapman. Terms cash.
Oglethorpe Sheriff’s Sales.
X \T ILL be sold on the 1st Tuesday in October
Vi next, before the Courthouse door, in the town
of Lexington, Oglethorpe Oounty, within the legal
hours of sale, tho following property to wit:
A tract of land, containing seven hundrod acres,
more or less, in Oglethorpe county, adjoining lands
of Henry Kinnebrew, Jesse Davenport, Wm. W.
Davenport, Frank Sorrow, Sarah Sorrow and others,
on the waters of Millstone Creek. Levied on aa ths
property ot* Robert H. Turner and Robert H. Glenn,
to satisry two A (as issued from ths Superior Court
of said couuty in favor of A. J. Mathews vs. Robert
U. Turner, and Robert H. Gienn. Angnst *23d, 1872.
au‘28-td M. H. YOUNG. Deputy Sheriff.
UKOIIUIA, Oglethorpe County.
W AERKAS, Marcus A. Pharr and Thomas P.
Calloway, Administrators upon the estate of
Shelton Oliver, late of said county, deceased, apply
to mo by written petition for leave to sell all the real
estate belonging to the estate of said deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoniBh all par
tus interested to be and appear at my office In Lex
ington, Georgia, on the first Monday iu September
next, to show cause, H any they can, why said
leave shall not be granted.
R. R. MITCHELL. Ordinary, O. 0.
Lexington, Ga.. July 16. 1872,
Administrator’s Sale,
ji of " said couuty, will be sold btforo tho Court
House d»or. In the town of Lexington, in said couu-
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LAND, MURE OU LESS,
lying in said county, adjoining lauds of Abol Eber-
Sold aa tbo laud of Lemuel Black, deceased, for
the benefit of tbe heirs aud creditors of said do-
ceased. Possession given 1st January. 1874. Terms
msdo known ou day of sale. This August 12, 1872.
Oglethorpe Sheriff’a Soles..
W ILL bo sold on tho first Tuesday in September
next, before tho ooutthouae door In the towu
of Lexington. Oglcthorpo county, within the legal
hours of salo, tho following property, to wit;
act of land, containing six hundred acres,moro
s, in said couuty, adjoining lands of J. H. Me
ter, Win. Itaidcn, Joo McWhorter and others,
it being tho place ou wuich .Mm. Moody resl«lev;and
levied ou as tho property of tho ostato ol John W.
y, deceased, to ratify a tt la lamed irptu the
ior Court of raid couuty iu favor ol Edwin M.
Cobb vs Waldcmar Moody, It. It. Mitchell, Wm. H.
Gilliam and Waldsmar Moody, oxccutor or lohu W.
Moody, deceased.
Also, at tbo same tlmo aud place: A lot containing
..ro acres, moro or less, at Msxeys. In said county,
adjoining lauds of Pope Barrow, Wm. II. Gilliam
and Tbomas Flemming. Levied on aa tho property
of Waldcmar Moody, by virtue of throe u fas for
costa In favor ot Edwin M. Cobb for tho officers ot
court va. Waldssaar Moody and others, isau< d from
the Superior Court of said couuty. July SOth, l«72
Bitl-td BOOKER ADKINS, Sheriff^
GEORGIA, Camden County.
rilO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Where**,
X John Ck liter has applied to mo for letters of ad
ministration on ths estate of Frederick J. Clark,
lata of said oounty, deceased. These are, {therefore,
to cite and admonish all and singular, tho kindred
and creditors of said deceased, te be and aupear at
my office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cause, If any th<»y have, why letters of ad-
Witness my official signature this, ths fourth day
ol June, 1872. E. A. McWHORTKli.
j UU 9. Ordinary Cainden County
Oglethorpe Sheriff’s bale.
\I7ILL be sold, on tho first Tuesday In October
TV next, before tbo Court House door, lu the
own of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, within tbe
T hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:
tract of l#nd, containing twenty two hundred
Acres, more or less, |n Oglethorpe county, adjoin
log lands of J. F. Cunningham, I. Newton Dillard
and lands formorly belonging to tbe estate of Wm.
W. Everett and others—it being the tract oo which
Mtal Smith resided at the time of hisdasth, and now
occuped by Wm- W. Bush. Levied on as tbe prop
erty of DeWitt C. Srn.th as the admlLiatrstor <>f M**l
Smith, dfceaeod, to satisfy two A. fas., one issued
from the Superior Court of said county, in fovor of
K.C. Shackelford. Ordinary of said oounty, for tha
use of T. 8. White, as guardian of Lucy V. Meri
wether vs. DeWitt C. Smith. as administrator of
Mial smith, deceased, as principal, Wm. W. Daven
port, administrator of C. W. Davenport, Wm. W. Da-
veport. Ambrose Witcher, and Wm. M, Smith, as
securities. The other ft. fa. issued from the Couily
Court of said c >unty, in favor of Lewis J. Deupree
vs. DeWitt C. Smith. Principal, DeWitt C, Smith, as
a imiuistratorof Mial Smith, deceased, security, and
•m M. Smith- HOOKER ADKINS, Sheriff
Lexington, August 27th, 1872. 1—
iy virtu* of au order from ths Court of Ordin-
jf said county, there will be sold before ihe
courthouse door, in tbe town of Lexington, wi his
the legal hours of sale, on tbe first Tuesday In No-
vember. 1872, the followisg described tract of laud
in said couuty. belonging to the estate of tthcrud U
Maxwell, debase.I, to wit:
A tract of laud contatuiog seven Immlr <1 (• •o,
crca, moro or less, adjoining lands of Jatura
iom.es, i tei*. P. Downer. J- D. Matthews, and «-U
rs. heid land to be eoid tn »o> acre lots. h>hi for
the purjn.se of psjit g the debts of said e*t-t*-.
Terms mad* known on .lay of sale, hep umber *,
1872.
E. O. MURRAH.
Executor of Uharod R. Maxwell, deceased,
•sptfcti
t tUUKGlA, tiglrttoorpi County.—Whore*
Y as, William J. Mathews, administrator upon
tho cbtato of Francis M. Green, lato of said couuty,
deceased, applies to mo for leave to sell the land be
longing to said estate; This is, thei-efore, to cite aud
admonish all peBsoue interested to be st-d appear at
my office iu Lexington, Ga., on the first Mouuay in
October, 1872, to snow cause, if any they cun, why
said leave should not be granted.
augil.td _
Gwrfifl-- Taliaferro Co.
O RDINARY'S OFFlUE. May Term, 1872, of the
Court of Ordinary.
Whereas, Robert T. Edgo and Isaac C. Kent, ad
ministrators on tho estate of James Edgo, late of
ty, deceased, hav applied to mu for letters
of dismission from said estate:
therefore, io cito all r c »‘ ,,0 »*
cerued to show cause, if an they
me prescribed by 1
lit be grautod.
Givcu muter uiy band ato. rein Crawfordville,
thl* May tith, 1872.
m'J-ffiu CHARLES A. REAZELEY,Ordinary.
r.OltlilA,DOUGLAS COUNTY.-Notico will bo
given to all persous couccrued that application
will be made to the Court oi Ordiuary n kaio coun
ty, at the first regular term aftor tho expiration of
*ixty days from the dato of this notice, for loavo to
roll tlu lands belonging to tho eslato of Juo. W.
Nixon, lato of aaid county, deceased, Juno 29,1872.
jyU-td Z. A- RICK, Administrator.
GKOItGlA— Cuiiwlrn County,
mo ALL WHOM IT MAY OOMOERM—Whereas,
1 E, Crum has applied to me for letters of adinlu-
1st ration on tho estate uf Joseph G. Crum, lato of said
county, deceased—
Tlupcare, therefore, to olto and admonish all ami
HiiigiMar tho kiudrod and creditors of said deceased,
to be aud appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, aud show cause, If xnjr they have.
Witness my official signature this 30th day of May,
1872. e. a. McWhorter.
ruy'16 Ordinary Camden County.
A GENT8 WANTED TO bKLL PARTON'8 LIFE
OF HORACE GREELEY, tYo Patriot. Htates-
lu in and l'hilantropbist.
Not a brief and unreliable campaign document,
but a full aud complete history of tho ilfw ot this re
markable iuau, iron tbe able and impartial pen ot
James Parton, tho first of all American biographerm
For Circulars, with full description, aud tortus,ad
dress, NATIONAL PURL18UING CO-, Atlanta.
au27-w6t
Robert Harris, administrator, upon tho estate
of Daniel Harris, lato of said couuty, decoxsod,apply
to mo lor leave to sell a poitiou of the laud belong
ing to said catato.
This is, therefore, io cite and admonish all per
sons interested to bo aud appear at my offict at L«x-
Ington, Ga., ou the first Moudir in October. 187% to
show cause, if auy they can, why said leave should
uot be granted. Lexington, Ga., Aug. 14,1872.
aulft-td R. R. MITCHELL, Ordinary O.n,
TATE OF GKOUGU.OGLKTUgRPECOUNTY-
W berets, Nancy H. Kmuohrew, ex-cutiix upon
the estate ol Columbus 1). Kiuuebrow, late of said
oouBty, dsosxasd, applies t-> iu« tor lasvs Io nU
j|M'i for the purpose of
and admonish all per-
August 28. 1H72.
R. H. MITCHELL,
anflO-fd Ordinary OC.
G eorgia-TALIAFERRO COUNTY. — Court o
Ordinary at Chambers, May 31st, 1872.—Jobs
11. Flin, of said county, applies to me for letters of
administration on tbe eatate of Thomas Grier, of
said oounty, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite all persona concerned
to show cause, if any they have, within tbe time
prescribed by law, why said application should not
CHARLES A. BEAZLry. Ordinary.
kJTATE OF GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY.
IkJ Wberoas, K. Thomas tyartin, .uu Inutrator de
bonis non, with the will annexe , upon tbe estate of
cause, if any they oan, why eucb leave
nuer, itie oi ssiu county, ae-
»for tetters of dismission from
said estate
This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all pm*
son* interested to be and appear at my offioe, is
L«iington Ga., ou Uio First Monday in December,
1872, then
why said Ic
Lexington, Ga , August 10,18T2.
appliee for leave to eel) a portion of the real estate
of aaid estate; Thee* are, therefore, to cite and ad-
mooiehall pe'sons lute reeled to be and appear at
my office on tbe first Monday in beptember, 1872.
to show cause, if any they can, why said leave vhould
not be granted. Lcxiugluu. Ga., July 25. 2872.
ROBERT N7. MITCHELL. Ordinary.
S TATE OF'V.htlU'ilA.O.»LET:lOHPK«)UNfY-
Wbereaa Robert Hsrrte mates sppliestio'i to
L*lt*r*of tUntiinstiaiiou
e by writtei
dren, lia« rpplied fu r exemption of personalty, and
will j mbs upou the same at 11 o'clock, a. m., onthe
20th day of August, 1872 At my office. August ti,
1872. ROBERT R. MITCHELL,
»u8-w2 Ordinary 0. 0.
rc«idojits of raid county, aud orphans of Charles
Jam'' -, lato ol Campbell county, dcoeeeM, this is to
cito all persons concerned, to bu and appear at the
date of this notice, and show cause, if any they have,
whv said N. 8. Lipscomo may not bo intrusted with
tl sGkurttU ushlp of said orphans.
Witness my official signature this August 14th,
W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary.
f 1 KOKG1A, Oglethorpe County—Wboro-
UT as. Daniel M. McDonald, of said county, applies
deceased; This is, therefore, to cito and
admonish all persous interested to be and appear at
my offiot lu Lexington, Ga-, cn the first Monday in
October, 1872, to show cause, if any they esu, why
•aid letters should not be granted.
ROBERT R. MITCH ELL,
sug2l,td Ordinary o. C.
_ Wneeexs, William B. P Hayule, Administrator
de bouia non upon the estst of Newton Stevens,
late of said county, deceased,appliee to me by writ
ten petition for leave to sell -he lands belonging to
■aid estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per
sons interested to be and sppaar at my '
first Monday in September, 1872, to ah<
any they can, why said leave should not be granted.
"WM. 330XjXjM:^.3Sr,
DEALER IN
WATCHES , CLOCKS,
JEW ELRT,
SPECTACLES, ETC.
NO, 10 WHITEHALL ST.,
NEAR S. K. CROSSING,
JUST RECEIVED :
A FINIS ASSORTMENT
OF JEWELRY IN THE LATEST STYLES I
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
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wpASI
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NO. Ifc8, FRANKLIN 8T-, BALTIMORE, MD.
MISS A. B, IIAS SOY, Principal.
MRS. C. E. EYGKLDRECIIT, formerly of Bell
Haven Institute, Columbia, S. C., Vice Principal.
r HIR SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN SEPTEMBE
10th. Bui\diugK and grounds spacious, location
high and healthy, course of study extensive and In
struction thorough. Both the Principal and Ylce
Principal have had much experience in educating
* training the youug. The entire expense per
„.un of a boarding pupil, including English tui
tion, one other language aud vocal music $860. Mu-
elo limguagee and other extras moderate. ForOir-
enters address ths PrindpaL au80-dtw-tf
Trees, Flowers, Bulbs, Heeds, Hedpd
Plants, Nursery Stock, Fruit anu
Flower Elates.
Address F. K. PHOENIX. BLOOMINGTON NUR
SERY, ILLINOIS.
CU\f\ ACRES; 21st year; 12 Greonhousos. Apple
OUU 1,0001 yr., twenty dollars; 2 yra. thirty dol
lars; S yra., forty dollars; 4 yrs. fifty dollars. Four
Catalogues, 20 cent*. Jy20*w8m
TIIK aitKAT
Southern R e m]e d y
JR TUE CURB OF SCROFULOUS TAINT,
Rheumatism, White Swelling, Gout, Uoitre,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, and all
diseases arising from an impure condition of the
blood.
i merits of tbis valuable preparation aro so well
a that v passing notico is but necessary to re
mind the readers of this journal of tho necessity ol
always having a bottle of this medicine arnoug their
stock of family necessities.
Certificates can bo presented from many leading
Physicians, Ministers,aud heads of lamllios through
out the South, endorsing It iu tbo highest terms.
Tho Fluid Extract of liosudalis.
DR. It. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore, soya "he
* m used it in cases of Scrofula aud other diseases,
ith much satisfaction.''
Dn, T. C. I'UGH, of Daltimoro, recommends it to
all persons buffering with diseased Blood, saying it
superior to any preparation he has ever used.
Rev. DABNEY B vLL, of tho Baltimore M. E. Don-
fcrcuco South, says he hts been so much bcr.cfltted
by its use that he cheerfully recommend* it to all
his friends aud acquaintances.
CRAVEN A CO., Druggists, at Gordonsvillo, Va.,
■ays it nover failed to give satisfaction.
SAMUEL G. MoFADDEN, Murfreesboro Tonn.,
says st cured him of rhouu.ati6iu when all elso failed.
Did our apace admit, we could give you testimo
nials from every State iu tho South, from persons
known to every man, woman aud child, either per*
sunnily or by reputation.
KosadalU is sold by all Druggists.
LEM ENTS, A CO., Baltimouk, Solo Proprietors.
JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 Collkg* Place. N«w
ork, Wholesale Agency. jyl8
A. F. SAUER & CO.,
Silver Plated
Sash ad Show Cate
MANUPACTOHY
101 W. Lombard St., Iluttiinorc, Md.
tft" Fancy Mi
9$r Store and
made to order,
Plata Glass and Glass I'lxtcs of all sixes fir*
fiotcl Dircrtoro.
SPOTHWOOD HOTEL.,
MACON, GEOIIGIA.
(Nearly opposite the Passenger Depot )
Only Ono Minute's Wallt,
Board $»3 00 per Dav*
THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor.
C. J. MAuLBLLAS >■)•> . novki
ECKLES HOI SiO,
Businesp Square,
Social Oii-ole, Ga.
RATE* OF BOARD)
Single Meals 5“c; ier day $2 00; per week $8(0;
per mouth $20.
STKKLiJfO ECHLE&, rrop’r
In connection with this House is s
LI VERY STABLE,
spl7-tf
F. M. ECKLE8,
Proprietor.
BARNESVILLE HOTEL,
J. B. CAMP .... Pro ,
ansnsiR house
FORSYTH. OA.,
Near Depot, and onvenlent to business portion ol
town.
CALLAWAY, Oler*.
EDWARDS HOUSE,
SPARTA, OA.
_ RCHAMfc WATK1WS Pfopri.lor. _
JOHN T. READ,
Pryprletor of tbe
PL El .A. X3 HOUSE.
Fronting the Passenger Depot,
Jelfl-tf CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
DR. J. L. JONES, Clerk.
SAMUEL LUMPKIN, J. T. OLIVE.
Sol.Gen. Northern Circuit.
MARSHALL HOUSE
s.«iv».Y.vjjr, uj.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Day Hoard 98*0 O.
navSOtf
REMOVAL
WM.RICH & COMPANY
WHOLTUSAUH
Notions, Millinery, and Fancy Goods
YITILL REMOVE ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 10TH, TO CLARK'S BUILDING, NOl U DECATUR
Tv Street, opposite the KimbaU House, where they will be prepared to show to tile trade, one of
tbe LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF
Notions, Millinery and Fanoy Goods,
In tlaLo Boutlierxx. 0tAto«.
We are now closing out our splendid retail eetablishment, whl.-h enables os greatly to enlarge our whole
sale business, by giving it our undivided attention and a largely increased capital.
Merchants will promote their interest by examining oar Stock end prices before going XML
WM. RICH A CO.,
The Scofield Bolling Hill Company
Manufacturers of Merchant aud Bar Iron,
FISH BAR, SPIKES, BOLTS, NUTS, Etc.
LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND ORDEI.g PROMPTLY FIT.LED.
Re-Rolled Iron Rails, Warranted Equa
TO ANY 11ADK A LIU1TDD QUANTITY OF NSW 11A1LN MADE ON SHOUT NOTICI.
Southern Railroad men are ttpecially Ini ted to call at oh.
Works, and examine the Huality or our Rails,and theseay
that they are JHanutucturco,
Capacity of the Works, 16,000 Tons per Ann
Me crc now Jinking about ball' tlii.i (juuulily.
WurobouNo ut tlio Work*.
Milledgoville Hotel,
CALLAWAY & TRICE.
P. H. HWLEB. Clark.
RHODES HOUSE,
TROY, PIKE CO.,
ALABAMA.
SUlantu Coast Line i ; tctjti|t Uoun.
The “Atlantic Coast Line "Freight Route,
MARSHAL HOUSE,
SAVANNAH, Oa.,
A.B. Ejuoe, Proprietor
Board per Day, S3 OO.
b5J?
Greensboro House,
J. I. uoiiERTr, Proprietor
GREENSBORO, OA
JVST OPEA'EU,
The Carter Hotel,
GAINESVILLE, .Ga.
riHIK AB JVE HOUSE, SITUATED ON THE EASX
■ldo of the Public
XI
J. GARTER. Proprietor.
Mize
ProIONislotAitl Curd,
GEO. F. BRISTOW,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
P RACTICES in tho co intica of Talteferro, Greene,
Warren and Wilke x All bu ’.incat lutrusted to
e will be promptly attended to.
Office at Crawfordville. Oa.
an2:i-dkwtf.
LUMPKIN At OLIVE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Lexlnstoa, Georgia,
Practice aa partners, in rivil case#, in all the Courte
of the Northern circuit, aud the Supreme Court in
Atlanta.
In criminal badness, there is no partnership. Mr.
Olive will represent cither side of say State case is
which he may be employed. sp I7-tf
Unbcvtakcrs.
Charles Bohnefeld
UNDERTAKER,
D dealer io all kinds of M« telle Burial Ceaee,
Osskite and Coffins. Keeps constantly on
band a large assortment of Burial Cases, etc. Will
give personal attention to funerals, In the dty or
country, with s flmt-clas* UEAllSE. All orders will
receive prompt attention.
8ole Agent for Taylor’s Corpse Preserver
CHARLES BOHNEFELD,
Office and Warehouse No. 1 DeGivo’s Opera Ifoaso,
Broad street. ml4-«m
GROOMES & REECE
ini. i.p-'U the t-tete of
L’ouu.y. dfc*aa» d.
dob sail | er-
.1 my office ou the
_ ihow cause, if any
i, wb> said tetter* should noth* grant*d.
Lexington, Ga., Aug. 9.1872.
sons interested to bu end appear
first Monday in October, I**’*
a all-id
H. K. MITCHELL. O. C.
I /7UXFBAL UNDERTAKERS •
1 d*** 1
tl Dealers tn firs
Banal Cases and Caskets, will at*
Fuserals In city or country
with the finest Hearse iu the city lor both adults
and children. Can be found at their office day or
night Orders by rele^raph^^tend^tojwomptiy.
4V Special attention given to the dieinterlng'
removing and shipfing ot bodiea. febl-fit
WM. U. STEPHENS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CKAWrollUVlLLK, UA.
BARTOW HOUSE
T. J. Ilridges, Proprietor.
Cni'torsville, Goorgia
lol ]
NEL Mn HOIIH E.
GRIFFIN , GA/
Nearly opposite Passenger Depot—only ouo min*
nto’s walk.
Price Day lloaril $2 30
Jsn24»tf MBS. A. M. NELMS
P. L. MIZE. K. B.SASSMN, AO’T
& Sasseen.
PROPRIETORS,
SASSEE N HOUSE,
C ORNER ALABAMA and PRYOR 8TREKT8. AT
LANTA, GA.
BOARD:
TRANSIENT, PER DaY $2 00
SINGLE MEAL 78
jy-20-tf
BltOWN’N HOTEL,
MACON, GEORGIA.
IIS SPLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IS THK
largest aud best Hotel In the City. It is situa*
ted immediately opposite tho Geueral Passenger
Depot, au<l for Comfort, Elegance, Economy and at
tention of its Employees and attaches it offers groat*
r inducements to the traveling public, than auy oth*
r house in the Southern State*.
novitetf BROWN k BOM.
UOBLIEK HOUSE !
Formerly Littloficd House.
T chhii p, - - Georgln.
Sonoia Hotel,
Madiwt/ii IIounc,
jnAinsojr, OEOR I A.
TERMS: S3 PER DAY.
apTtfN. H. K1HH. Proprietor.
FAIRBUBN
Bj Mra. L. HcLorln,
The Morning Trains
HOTEL,
Fairborn, Wcoi
LITCHFIELD HOUSE,
AC WORTH, OROROIA.
beet th* market affords.
THE KENNES4W HOUSE,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
W. K. Otine. Assistant. ’ jsl2tf
HATH’ HOUSE
CCTUBkKT. 00.
I1KNKV IIAYS, Prop’r.
Board per day $
dac-vtf
don tralHo tel
CKNTUAIeLY LOCATED,
EAST SIDE BROAD STREET
coLuaniUH, ga.
Board, Per Day - gj OO
eblfl Mns.F.M. OKAY.
KINO lIOUi.SE,
Stono Mountain, Ga.,
B- C. WHITE. Agent, Prop'r,
Fine Summer Resoi^
JelVtl
CONYBHS IIOTFU
ID. X*. Bmltli. 3?rop’r.
8INOLK MEALS — $ 80
PER DAY 2 Ml
PER MONTH 1100
Syio-tf
-VIA-
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE, PZUM*AOELM’UMA, AEW VO HR, UOSTOJf,
And alt Eastern Cities, and all Points South and
Southwest,
Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington, Co-
luinbia <& Augusta Hailw^-ys uud their Coni ection>*o
A N BNTJPJBLY NEW LINE OP INUEPENUENT CUNNSOTIUIg b'UOM mam
WaTEU, . Wilmington, N. 0., aud Portsmouth, Va., aud of unbrokcu gauge tr WllmJustuL
transporting Freight, without trausier oi detention, to and lruiu ai i interior points
The management ol' this line presents its advsutegea to the boutl etu Public upon the a enrancsai ease*
fui aud quick transportation, uniform rates with au competing Rues, the mam currant iusunuca,aad »r
period a system ot Btoamshiy conucctlous ut Northern porta, as to enable biffs of lading to ha at
goods lorwartled daily, by one or the other ol our routes over both of which EXPRESS TRAIN TRAM&HJl
TAT10N is given to Columbia, ti. C., aud Augusta. Ga., there ooUMoUng with (aat Ftrtgkt - - -
mlnal poiUtS.
Obaervo tho XTollo-wiutr KxucUcut Huheuu.e of Oou-
Iioetloiiw VIA WlliuiaKton aud HteumthipLlnew
With UALTIMOKJt—11, Ui. t)uuth.ru Uto.m,hlt> Ou/. 8t«uuen, Laotl.. S.bMd^ u.y da UoUnr. mtiui
each port every five days, Andrews & Co., Agcuis 78 Smith’s Wharf, Baltimore.
WitnPHILADELPHIA—Southern Mali Mciunship company's steamer, Pioneer, Laavfu* each** •
every ten days, W. L. James, Ueueial Agent, i;m> Scuih 8d Street, Philadelphia. Also, throngh Andrews
Co.’h Baltimore lino with Snriver'a Daily ITopvffer Line; a iu jut drayags in Raitimora.
With NEW i’ORK—Lorilluiu’s btcamehlp Line ol i’irsl Ciase iron steamers, Benefactor, Vo.
uutccr, i-umta and iwouddiUoiial ships now building, luaviug each port every four day*. M. U OhL Ausl
Pier 88 l.ubt River. Wiimnigtou and Atlantic Steamship Company's Stoamers Metropolis si v, Equator
Leaving each port weekly, Washington A Co., Aleuts, 17a Greenwich street, Plor 12 North lUvor.
Tho Steamships or these hues being built exclusively for lreigut t rauaporlatton carry a 1 *«* of freiMl
In uu 11mHod quantities.
Via Fortumouth and .Inland
* With BALTLUOBE— Via Bay Lino Steamers, Daffy, R. L. Poor, Gcnorai
aid. Contracting Agent, lhl West Baltimore street, Batilmon
With PHILADELPHIA—Annainessio Line, i/i-Weekly, John y. Wilson, Gsuerai Agam,44 Booth UhM.
Philadelphia. Clyde *t Co.’s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde A Co., Agonta, l2lh South 1 aiawars Avenue
PUiludciphitt.
With NEW YORK—Old Domiuion StoamshipCompany's msgulflcent Steamers, Wyanots, Niaaara. Isasa
Boll, Saratoga, Hstteras, old Dominion, having a capacity ot 18,000 halos oi cotton per w<.ek, ioaviul «aih
port Trl*WotkJy sii they tar round, aud oltenur if necessity demands, i reighU raoeivrd iMilia,
Broadway, 187 Greenwich slieel, Pier 87 North River. . .
With BOSPON—Via Boston aud NorioU Steamship Company’s Steamers, leaving each nsrt Tii-Wmiv
E. Bampbou, Ueueral Agent, 68 Central Wharf, Boston. * * 99X19
With these pericct Stoamship connections, treighte are not exposed to th* risks ol wstihsr or drays*i
..ansiora; ihrough Bills ol Ladlug are Issued io off Vomte common to competing lines. Bates, flsrsltica
tn n, shipping directions, tags, stencil plates, to., furnished on application to Uta undersigned or Annul*
named. Mark your geods via ••Portsmouth aud Wilmington,'' or via ••steamships to Wiimiucton.'' u vor
may prnfur, and direct bills of lading to bo lorwarded to A. Pork, General Freight Agent, it WUmJiuiioi
N. o., und they will avoid aU duteutlou. The lollowiug Southern Agents of ths Line can furnish ail art
Ziliko
gent, Union Dock, 0. Fits*
ti. U.; J. A. Saumcu, Traveling Agent, Charlotte, N. 0.; T. Lyons, Local Agent, Augusta, Ga.
Local Ageut Atlanta, Ga.; tikN Mock, Southern Freight and Passenger Agent, Montgomery, 1
tV Ail claims for loss, damage aud overcharge promptly investigated and mtiled by ths uudarttaasA
Ieb27dtf A. l'UPE, Ueueral EreigluA|sH,
T |JH,J> x i J m jbUbiD ,
Froshanil ti«nulno,from Beat Ejutcrn Uroiren.
A full stock now in utoto end to arrive, of Rutabaga (white and yellow); Poiy.lt
Top, Strap Leaf, Globe, Flat Dutch, Oow Horn, and all other improved Ttand.nl
vuriotiee, and selling at very lowest oasH prices. Now ii the time to bay yoiu
supply, you will soon have to low.
THE FRUIT SEASON fe otaoit
bead, and thoee expectmg to enjoy
or tave their bait, ehould be mto-
plied with
raaoB asu> anu rime,
einsa mills s wtjra reams*
I have on hand:
200 celebrated Lightning Peeeu
Ferere.
160 oelebratod Lightning A]
Farers.
Also, 2 caw. of the eombined Ap
ple Parer, Oorer and Slioer.
50 Hutchinson’, single Oidei
Mills and Presses. A nMrient enp.
ply of tho Doable Mill, for tboso who wish to make Cider on a large scale. D.»-
criplive prioe list, .cut ou application. p J. BEN. WILSON,
| lily Bucnuor u KUUOUJ & WIUON, Bros. OnO, ta Ih. Min lllaili. Ot.
Savings Bartls. Insurance BY
Tne Knickerbocker life Insurance Comnanv!
OF |NEW YORST
T>0LICIXS PAYABLE to the party himself at toy certain sgs; or his heirs oo prsvteae death, with ear.
1 tain benefits never before conceded by sny Comuaoy.
A large Surrender value at the ond of each year,
EXAMPLE—Age of applicant, — * ’
or previous death. Premium *"
l ton ona or eecn year, u ueeirea.
sut, 80 years; amcunl of polloy $1,000. The whole payable at iff yean ef sfi
$08 70; surrender value first year $4* 11; M year M«;N year MAMkefi.
uney will be returned to the policy-holder than he has pa!4 la aeaattWM.
policy-holder thaa he hee ysti la ■
General State Agent, AUsteU's Buildlog, AU
H.B.OB
BOARD OP REFERENCE IN ATLANTA—John H. Jamee, BankerM. O. PehMae. i
1A Boae, Attorneys; J. H. Low,]
Consulting Physician
fior&BMK, Caller j. ©ana, 9ft.
W. L. WAD.WORTH, AtUnn, Ow, I OBtaa. WtMM
W. L. WADSWORTH & CO..
Importers and Dealers in Hardware*
Aloe, a Larg* Stock of Stevee and Meuse Furnishing Weed*.
Opposite James' Bank. Whitehall Street,
ptemhevlft- tv ATTa/ ^
“DOMESTIC”
EDWARD H.
DSalUXEB A!)D
. .off
Engraver on
NO. 11 ALABAMA
-DS1EST10"3.M. Co. Sfi tkaknh,Ut
Or 23 Wt Itrhnll Ml., Atlanta, (la.
1XTI HAVE several of the late Improved Wheeler
I Wilson, Singer, Hove, Weed sod Floreooe
ATLANTA, Ga.
UATAVM’U S'EMAUS
TCtE,”
r|7HlS INSTIITTE haa
1 ty years, and enjorsaedli
the number of pnpUa limited
resentafivee from two thirds
pal iy Sooth end South'
InoDtly healthful, la
rath cad from Baitlr
Circulars eddreae
