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THE DAILY SUN •>nMtohrd by the Atlanta Sub PiblUking OmtptMj. 4LKXAWDER H. STEP HICK I, I #, IIBWLT SMITH, J ALBZAVDB1 B. STEFUBMB, FoMticsl Editor. J HB«L3Y SMITH, Bonnes* Manager. Tt«t«11b| A|tnui JAMES L. CALHOUN, Tustege*. Ate. ft NKDllUT, Social Cute lx, g*., |<tecc! Tra*U*f Agent. AlMtl for The Bib. M. F. Echols Oue Ilk*. (]l J. K. Obawix*. Wolfakln, Oglethorpe Co., 0*. I. K. P. Dowolaab, Homer, Ga. Ite. V. F. Sown, Monro*, On J. L. Wiur, Woodstock, Qa. J. O. Calowkza, BoaertUa, Ga. Anon A Baokucam, Tkotaaon, Cte. A .0. PaIU, Jr., ■—mmo, ua I a PAttAM, IaGtM**, O*. B. «• WiUJAia, Union Point. A. A.* On. Dn. W. H. JnnnxLL, Point Pater D. W. Iruci, Covington. L. 0. TnoHA*, Oxford. /. M. Priau, Winter rill*. K. B. Mitra 4 Co., Crawford. 1L B. Bmmnan. Rutledge. Jack into, Bom*, On. A. J. Oowab. elm tend, < A. M. Ooltom, Social ~ 3 Jeme Uu, Omt‘, station, ( _ Bjwi FLomncB, 8ew Doot, Oe. BBT. H Maytold, OoMn, 0>. SS^o, l,Ofc UDwama Moon, l I Iran* A DannACorr, Crawferdville. On. Irxnaox L. Humn, Ml Hedge villa. On. Or. J. T. Baiu, Mayfield, Ga. A. S. Bam, Dararaux, n. a 0. Xonoi, Urc*n*b ; On. B. H. Floyd, Madlaon ATLANTA, QAj Batuod.it Mobxxno, November 9, 1782. tern«leF Defertl in In Dcrntnr. On the day of the election a Democratic nomination tor oonnty officer, was held in DeKalb. The ballot-box at Decatur tor tbii nomination was placed a few feet from the election ballot-box. In the nomination box 838, votea wero polled. In the election ballot-box, which waa leached by simply turning aronnd from the nomination box Oreeley received 260 votea; O'Conor, 6; Qlenn, 266. Tbla shows that 87 Democratic votea at Decatur alone, would not vote for Oreeley, nor even for OoL Qlenn, on ao- eoont of hia rnnniog on the Oreeley ttieet. Ik, Vota la Ik. rink Dlotrlet. Every oonnty except Fayette, in the Diatrict tab been heard from. Mr. Free man's majority in eleven conoties is 278. The majorities by oonnties are as fol io ws: roBOLajm: Monroe, 712; Dpaon. 147; Pike, SB; Henry, 225; Milton, 176; DeKalb, 416; Crawford, 84. Total, 1,795. ..,.•2-- vonraaoHAn: Spalding, 328;Houaton, 1,223; Fulton, 518; Clayton, 4. Total, 2,078. — Mrs. Sally Holly, of Americas. — On the 81st, in Eslonton, Mr. John K. Bedclle. — Mr. Sam'l Frazer, aged 82 years, k soldier of 1812, died in Hall oonnty n few uays since. —In Oainaeville, on 25th October, Mr. J. 8. It. Oerter died, aged twenty- two years. — A thirteen-year old son of Mrs. Lawson, of Hall oonnty, was killed on Tuesday, by a pole which waa leaning against a rub falling upon and crushing bia skull. ire emon xioueie khacas. Ditdlrr lift* Hftl* ftftd Atkin* tlcfora U. R. C*f»mt**l*ft«r Way nr. [Bavaoxrsh Mors Inf ltowa ) Yestrrd§j morning Aaron Alpeora Bradley bad Collector Jamo < Atkins, and Treasury Agent, It. H. Hale, arraigned before D. 8. Commissioner Wayne, on the charge of a vioution of the enforce ment act. A notice of this highly cr d- 1 table allair appeared in our oolumns of yesterday, and the reader is therefore •dviaea of the main points of 'he oue. The warrants, whioh were iasned by jus tice Isaac Russell, at the instance of Bradley, charging the parties with as sault end buttery, were not ixecut d on ■countof want of jnriadietion. Brad ley th-xetore bad the parties brought be fore the Commissioner on the charge mentioned above. — Bradley waa awoin, and made bia atateasent of the fracas, which ta‘lies in the man with tbe aooount given in tbo Xeece. We give the particulars, how ever, as sworn to by Bradley. He says whan he Hale's room, which waa set apart an a general depot for distribu ting tickets, he asked for another supply. Hide laid: “Yon can’t get any tickets here, you Q—d d—n s , get ont of my offioe.” Bradley—“I mid, what did von my?" He repeated it, amLadvauced towards me; as th-ee words were passing vio lently, Mr. Sloan came to the door and mid: “What’s the matter? and then disappeared, and in about a minute Col. Atkina name in and pat bis band on my shoulder and poshed me in tbe door; Mr. Sloan esme in sad Atkina said: “Shut that door;” I stood so that Mr. Sloan could not ehnt the door, when he pushed me one aide and abut the door; Col. At kins then said: “You are working against as; yon are keeping voter* away from the polls." I denied it—when At kins mid: “Yon are a bar, you d—n a—, and grabbed the poker io it-iko me, when Mr. Sloan interfered and ■topped him. CoL Atkina laid he would not have me aronnd; tost he would turn me ont of offioe, and I mid, pay me; he mid, “pay and be d— d, clear out oi here.” Mr. Andrew Sloan waa sworn, and tea. tilled a* to his action in the matter. He stated that Bradley waa very abusive to Mr. Hale, was excited, refused to learn when requested, waa boisterous, and waa attracting a load crowd; that Bradley mid vxnething to OoL Atkins which be (Sloan) did not bear, when Atkina jdeked up the poker; heard no conversation be tween Bradley and Col. Atkin i about taming oat of office, bat beard Bradley my, ae he waa leaving, that if he was paid np laftaU be would willingly go. Alter considering the ee»e tie Opto nWoner decided that Bradley bad fail ed to mstain bis charge, and therefore dismissed the accused officials. The “ Wahoo.” however, la worked up now, and will, in some way or other, give the “boat eaten” of the Government eoa- •idenb'e trouble. He declerm bia mi*- Moo is not ended ywl —The Marquis of Bote laths principal owner of tbe new line of etmmen from Cardiff to Hew York. Will f be Bote Jeekef . —Why is the alphabet likeentUag the fWat teeth t Because it to taught jer (torture) whan yonry.^ —A love-lorn swain remarks that lha final rejection of hia soil by his inamo rato was of the nature of no sir-ender. THE VOL. HI. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1872. NO. 751. GKOROtA I1WI IIItK.VlTIftS. — Runaway in Fort Valley. — Colamims wants a printer too. Runaway in Savannah. Nobody — Savannah is preparing lor the hone disease. — A 46-pound pumpkin adorns the Calnoun Tima office. — The Sumter Republican man has bean eating sohockley apples. —Rev. W. L. Mansfield, of Marietta, is oonvaltucent. — The Cartersville Ecpreee discusses Swedenborg. — “Waterloo” is wbat tbe Savannah Neve calls the defeat. —Savannah is preparing for her fair, December 2. —Tbe fair engrosses all the attention of the TbomaiviUe folks. —The Thomasville Enlerpriee has been receiving calls from e whole atriog of Bohemians. —The Barneaville Gaeette had a wed ding cake in the offioe two days before they tested it. —The Barneaville Gi.teUe celebrates its fifth volume by announcing more music. —TheB'Nai Bereth Society of Colum bus, has fitted np a beautiful Ledge room. — Every writer oonnectod with the Oartcreville Expreee puis bis initial to what be gets up. —The Marshal of Tilton, Whitfield oounty, fatally shot Mr. Tucker, of that village. Cause unknown. — The five negroes arrested in Macon for illegal voting have been discharge J for waut of evidenoe to convict. — Col, J, J. Howard’s gin house, ou Petit creek, near Cartenville. was con sumed by flro, and 40 bales of cotton de stroyed. — Tbe corner stone of tbe Yonog Female College of Thomasville, will be laid on the 18th instant, under the direc tion of the Maaonio Fraternity. —Eaton ton sent, in the week ending Nov. 4, 828 bale* of cotton to Savannah, 41 to August*, and 17 to Macon. Since September 1, Eatonton bassbipped 2,115 —Two colored persona bad a quarrel at Nieksjack, In tbe neigbboihood of Marietta, wherein one of them took e alioe out of the othcr'e breast. — Harrison Kennedy, of Hall oounty, has raised eight balrs of cotton, aver aging 600 pounds each, on six acres of ground. —The gin-house of Col. H. F. Proo, of Bartow, was destroyed by fire Sunday night Ten boles cotton ami 800 btuhcls wheat destroyed. Incendiarism. —Judge Clarke, in Sumter Superior Court, has sentenced Charles West alioe Louis Johna to be hanged December 27. The prisoner was guilty of anon, id bum leg the bouse of Obadiab Cannon, of that oounty. —Tbe Savannah Chamber of O tu rn eroe on Wednesday night, passed reso lution invoking the aid of tbe City Council in preparing (or the out-break of tbe hone malady in that city. It is proposed to run a railroad track from the upper hydraulic prcia to the lower oue, so that cotton sml merchandise may be transported in the ab eece of horses. —Dr. Wright, a Maoon dcnlitt, ex hibits in bis offioe a “Dentil Engine,” wnich is used for drilling cut teeth pre- p iralory to filling. Tho Enlerpriee de- •cribes its operation: “The motive pow er is a treadle worked by tbe foot, and a fly- wheel about 12 iuct ca in diameter, which gives force and speed—about three thousand revoluti >na per minuto. to a drill inserted in the end of a tod with spiral poiuts so arranged us to work iu any direction nquired about the head. It does sway with all the plying, boring, oto., which the patient has heretofore had to endure, rendering the operation far leas peinfnl.” Marriage*. —October 31, Mr. Ooorge W. Tbom- ston and Miss Nancy Bell, bo*h ol Butts county. —October 81, by Rev. L Bjdaobeuglt, Mr. H. H. Harrison and Mina 0. E. Laprnd, of Coweta county. —In Adairaville, 29th, J. P. Kiuman, nf Gordon county, and Miss Carrie B. Gockroft, of Adairaville —31st, in Oarteraviile, Mr. John M. Cochran, ol Euturlee, and Miaa Mary J. Robinson, of Cartenville. —31st, near Carteravillr, Mr. J H. Franklin and Mias Eugenie Skinner, both of Atlanta. — At the residence of C. B. Callaway, Esq., last evening, by tbe Rev. J. J. Brantley, D. D„ Mr. Jurnra A. Nelson was married to Mia* Lula A. Callaway. Not being satisfied wi h beiuga prisoner ol Uncle Sam, our friend James baa be come tbe one of Cupid's victims, aud is now e happy prisoner for life. He is as free as a bird, however, having given 32,500 bonds to Undo Sam. and byme- nial bonds to Cupid. Wo only hope the foimer will not call-a-wuy the hippy groom until tbe honey moon is over.— Macon Enlerpriee. lle—or Sparks. Georgia Election News. - Sloan ran ahead of his ticket in Chatham. — The funny part of the election in Savannah, was paying tbe beta —The offloial vote of Houston is, Grant 2,209; Greeley 996; O'Conor 3; Glenn 978; Freeman 2,201, Snmter county voted aa follows: Qrant 1,629; Greeley 912; O’Conor 21 For Oongreaa—Jack Brown 1,680; Phil Cook, (Dem.) 936. 35— The following countiea in the 11th Diatriot give Cook majorities: Sohley, 30; Lee, 272; Taylor, 250; Puhwki, 465. Webster reported a ama'l majority for Cook. —Atkins haa sworn out the following against Bradley, the great werhoo: “Brant op Goouoia, Cocoti op Chat ham, 88.—Before me, a Notary Publio in end for said oonnty and 8 ate, came James Atkins, of same plaoe, who, be ing duly sworn, depoerth and aaith: That on yesterday lie en'eted the t ffice of Speoial Treasury Agent, M. H. Hale, located in the Custom House in said oounty and State aforesaid, end found one A. A. Bradley in conversation with said Hale; that there did not seem to de ponent to be any excitement on toe pert uf either of said parties, but that said Hale remarked to said Bradley that he would not give him any tickets; that deponent interpoeed by saying: “Bradley, you are not entitled to any ticket!, or to any sort of consideration at the bands of rc-wet- able people;” whereupon said Bn-lley made use of insultiog language to de ponent, and assumed a belligerent atti tude end manner; whereupon deponent took up an iron poker, and defied said Bradley either to use snoh language to de ponent or to execute the threateontainea in hie attitnde and manner aforesaid; deponent farther swears that he was entirtly ignorant at tbe time of any diffi culty between said Hale and Bradjey; on the contrary, deponent declares that he was actuated to repel Mid Brail, y's in solence by feelings common to all true men, and chiefly from feelings which arose from the fact that said Bradley, in a violent and protracted harangue, deliv ered on tbe night of November 4 1872, to a Urge concourse of oolored men, in the presence of deponent, at what is said to be known as Eastern Hall, ii the city of JSavanneb, en deavored to inoite said colored men to barn the city of Savannah in revenge for what hecUimed as an outrage upon his rights and that of others, and ulso to in cite such oolored voters as had not paid their roll taxes to go to the polls and eommit perjury in order to enable them to vote at tne election then to be held in said county on Ibe 6th instant; that deponent was aud is in dignant at said Bradley on account of his attempt to incite others to commit crimes of arson and perjury on the occa sions aforesaid; deponent swears that lie did not attempt in the slightest degree to intimidate said Bradley, or to prevent him from enjoying any right secured, to him under the Constitution and laws of theUnitedBt ite*,oro( any of tbe States." GROKUIA—Taliaferro Coaalyi COURT OF onDIN ARY. I No«emb*r Tirol. 1872 j Thom** T. Overton appllei tA oi* for F*rtn*tirnt Tb«to* *r« ib*r*tora to die *11 person* .. to allow c*um, If any they hav*. at December term of tbla Coart, wbjr **ld littori abtuld not b* KrauttHl. Given ufiller my bead at offioe In CraufurJvlllr, tb ■ November 4ih, Ml CHARLES A. DEAZLKY. Ordinary. XOBTMKXH DlffnUCT OF OKOOGIA. < THE matter of Aaron U. Altinaycr—la Dank* ruptcy. Tbla la to gtv* no'lce ou> e a w« ek fur three wevlu (bat 1 b*v* been appointed Amadou of the estate of Aaron 1L Aumyer, of Atlanta, in mid district \ bo La* been adjudged a bankr pt upou hi* own peMion. by tbe District Court of mid Uia- trtetMbi* 12ih day ol October, ItiT'J. NO.U1 U. FOWLER. OCt 13-law 3w A a* time*. ttnilronb QVftrcrtiactncntf, Two (Daily Connections Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTJfl Railroad >ai Iti Connertiunr. T)ASSENOKKS LEATTHO ATLANTA DT TUX SWJISS at 10 P. M.. making ate** oo—*otkm with THE MATT a TRAIN 0_ f ,8* 1 ma. Rom* and Date* Railroad, arriving 8*l*i* at. 0 A.M. arriving at 4:43 P. M. A * | Jig a-iff. ALSO, make oloa* connection at GALCRA with train* of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at I ll A. M. Mobil. 7:1S P. M. New Orleans 1:10 A.M. The load baa baao recently equipped and ite equipment 1* not aurpeaeed by any ut th* Sooth for strength and beauty of finish. tUT Mo chauga of oar* between Roma and Salma PULLMAN PALACE CARS ran threrafh from ROME VIA asm, to VIDEO- Bt'EU wluout nhsiq.- NO-BELAY AT TIRMINAL POINTS. PaM: W. AA. FAST KXPKE8H TRAIN of Selma, Rome h Dalton Railroad, arriving at Salma at 13:90 A. M Fare as low aa toy any other Bourn, her Purchase Tickets via Kingston at th* Cteaar Ticket Office JOHK B. PECK, General Passenger Agent, Patona, Ala. Wo. 4 Kimball Hdiim. Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. 8Cl’KRINTIWDINT'S OFFICE, 1 Maoor. Oa., Job* 18, teh.) Change of Schedule. O |M AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNK 1«TH, W73, Tralna trill run aa follows: ACCOMMODATION TllAIN, PkXLT. Leave lfaoon 8:30 A.M. Arrive at Jasup 4.W P. M. Arrive at H rum wick 10:00 P.M. Leave Brunswick 4:30 A. If. Arrive at Jeeup G :44 A.M. Arrive at Macon <1:30 P. M. Connects Alonely at Jeeup with trains of Atlantic h Gulf Railroad to and from Savannah and florid*. 11* WlUflMVuJji 'A* it A. inf. DAILY —SUHDAYI K3CKPTKD. 3:64 P. M. 6:40 P. M. 7.-00 A. M. lOffiO y. M, | To all whom it may oonoaru—Whereas. John A. Jewell itaa applied to m* for letters of sd ail ids tra il# u da bom* non oa toe estate of Emily Muir re. late ol said county, deceased. ■ Tbaaa are,therefore, to rite and admonish all and ftnfular, iba kindred and creditors oi said deceased, to be and appear at my office within tb* tima prescribed by law. and atnw cause, if any they have, why letters of administration should not be granted to astd applicant. Witness my official slgu bar. 1073. •all-id R. B. MITCHELL. Ordinary O. O.| J aiguatura tbit Oth day of Octo Whereas WiUlam T. and Marl ha A. Cochran, ad ministrators upon iba aetata of Neal F. Cochran, lata oi said county, daoaaead, apply to ma for latter* oi dlamlaaton from said aetata. This la, tharafora, to die and admonish all Mr- aaaa tntreated to ba sad apper at my otfioa ii September 18,1873. R. R. MITCHELL, aap31 td Ordinary Oglathorpa county. execurent's sue. 1*73. within tba legal sale hoar* all that tract of land on which Thomas Camp resided at tbe tune of bledtath, containing 730 acres, more or less; •«!<• tend* lying on tha C Joining tba McKoy place. *-• *■ . L. CAMP, Kxaontor. W Taliaferro SberUTs Sales. ILL ba sold by ma, bafora the Court House legal hours oi aale, one tract of land lying in said eouuty. containing FOUR ltUNDllKD AND FORTY ACRE4 more or leaa, adjoining lands ot James Sharp, Yn. A. Waller. Henry D. Smith, and others. Levied upon by J. U. Chairman, Constable, as Uu property of John Drake to satisfy a fi. fa in favor ol tba btste of Georgia Iasned against said Drake by Waa. T. Woodruff, Tax Collector for said County. This 3*th September. 1m72. ■ —Affair, in Orooca—fried ojatan, —Always “bard pressed"—bricks —Mill daws—wage* of factory girls. —Tho proper borne rule—full measure. —Th« lost appeal — a sboemsker’i •trike. —Educated on ■ ioaod basis—The drummer. —The best throw of dice is to throw them away. —The pro-hyiitarie period — before tight ladng waa invented. —Punch has found a man too lssy to labor under under an impnerion. — No doom 1* good news. ** the man Laid when be wee reprieved. —When doee e men leek like e cannot ball 7 When he looks roand. — The youth who would have s will ot hia own bee bees etrook out of that by hit father. —In making oar srysagemeots to lire, we (tumid sever forget Umt we have stoo to die. — Women like to marry men by the name of William, so they ou have s will of their owe. — Betting to immoral, but how eu the mu who bets be worse than the mu who ie no better? —"Fan him with year boot#," to said by thote familiar with the subject, to he the lest thing to eUngf Application for Exemption of Perumalty. GUO HOI A—Taliaferro Coat*' William U. Oano, of said county, applies I I pass upon t . on Thursday, 311 CHAg. A. BKAZLEY, Ordinary. Instant, st 13 o'clock u. Executor’s Sale or VALUABLE LANDS IN OGLETHORPE COUNTY. ■wid aaantyemoted at tha October Adjournad Item •f sate court, 1 will offer for mia bafora tha Court rasa door, IN THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON, astd county, teens lha lawful hour* ol aula, ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, ail lha Lead* hateoglug to tha ESTATE OF a D. EINMEBREW. lata of said aounty, daaaaaaaJ batag about 830 acraa, "•ZnLnd will ha arid fog lha p*vm»u! of tha debts of ated aateta, and for otbar purpoMw, sad will ba hftomad off te tha btgbaat bidder. PuHtea daawteg te pirrhsm ararvqwwteu to rail *• tha undersign'd at Baardatown. and «sautlna Urn uc*Md Jlteald** tha tract ou which thedeced- nt raaldad at Urn time of hia laaUi. «b*t is known sa tha BUR MkR TRACT. *UI slaj ba sold. Tatmsossh. Tba tergsg uavtteft af this tend lira imtnrdUtely oft tbai Alters Branch af Georgia Railroad, and a portion •- ****** W KScfT lIXREDREW, EMCltrif] Oetehar IS. 1873. T)EHNONA(«.—TICKNOJt k CO., THE CKI.E- I. BUATED CLOTHIER-, ANNOUNCel THE IN TRODUCTION OF A PLAN OF ORDERINO CL OrUINO DY LETTER, TO WU CH THEY CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION. THEY WILL. ON APPLICATION, dK ‘D Y«>U TUF.IB 1MPHOVED AND ACCURATE RULES FOR sELF-MEASURtMENT. ILL • ST RAT ED CIR- CULAU AND PRICE LIST, WITH A FULL LINK OP SAMPLES FROM THEIR IMMEN8E STOCK OF CLOTHE8, CA*^I ENADLING PARTIES L C< lUNTRY TO ORDER CLOTHING DIRECTl ■ P'ROM THEIR BOUSE. WITH THE CERTAIN! PRESS TO BB PAID FOR ON DELIVERY,WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT IF NOT d*T18- FAOTORY, THEY OAN BE BETUHNED Af OF THEIR BUSINESS. WHICH IS A GUARAN TEE AS TO THE CHARACTER OF THE GOODS THEY WILL SEND OUT YOUR ORDERS ARK SOLICITED, AND WHEN Tl' KNOB ft OO.. MANUFACTURERS AND RE- SheDard,Baldwin & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Liquors & Tobaccos No. 11, Decatur Street, Opposite Kimball House ATLANTA, Oa. Gaorga Blackmon, of Clnytou county, who lalt tha house of bis parents, about two mllaa from For est Station, on Monday, tha Slat October, oomlngtn the direction of Atlanta and intending than to go into Douglas county. Ha waa trnaad about half way to Atlanta and nothing has been heard from him sine > that Uino. Ha ta a lad of fifteen years, light hair, fkir completion. Ha waa dressed la a coat of Kentucky Jraoa and cotton paste, sad heavy ate for his age. Auy information concerning him addressed to ElUeb Cook at Forest StaUao, or left with tha Ri- of tha Suit, will ba thankfully received by hia distressed parents. novl-d4t-w4L r\ BORGIA. DOUGLAS COUNTY. — William Ball has spp.ied tot exemption of personalty, and I will pass upon tb* same st my office in DougUavilla. Thursday, tba 7th day of November next, at II Rvaa am-ar my hand sad aaM. this October fifth, 13. W. W. HINDMAN, m37* Ordinary. F ULTON COUNTY. GEORGIA. FULTON SUPERIOR OOURYj Lauba 0. ScuDDta, 1 LHmI for Dtvoroa. vs. Jonx Milton Sccddke. ) Quia to purfoet Sarvtoa ■ It appearing la tha Court toy tha return of tha Sheriff, that the defendant docs not reside ta this county, sad it further appealing that ha does not reside lu ttte S.ate. it ta. on molten of oouaael. or- \ dared that mid defendant appear and answer ft tha •ait term of this coart, etea tha rase ba conate in defboh, and tha plslntiffallowad to proceed. And It la f'-rthar ordered, last this rate ba pub- Ushed ia one of tha reweqapers of tha State and county, one* a month for four aootha. i 4 nLVItlf L mu( 1 A Una rxiract bom tha mtantea af court. Octo# w, a. vxxxatj. Administrator's Sale. rruoar* Cooun _ . i tha Curt te Ordinary at ated rouaty. will ba sold Iwfora tha Court House door lu lha town of Lexington. Ua estd coitey. Oft the first Tuesday te December. I«7l, within the legal hours of ante, four hundred scree of laud, more or lee*, lying In sa*4 county, adjoining tend* of Jama* Smith and K. U. Hitchcock, and others; sold sa tb* lead of Frsacte M. Glenn, deoaratu. ter th* beard af tha heirs aad creditors of ated decree ed. ltom mad* hnowa oa day of sate Thu October 9. 2373. oct 1 Ltd# W. J. MATHEWS, Adm'r Change of Schedule. WESTERN k ATLANTIC RAILROAD OO.,) Onric» Ma*tkb TmsvaronTkTioa. j Atlanta, Oa-, Nov. f, 1371) Oil AND ANTED SUNDAY, MX INBTANT. Hifbt Puwuger Tratal Inward W.’l Ian ObtMiDoop —AS! ». «• Arrive in Atlaute -1:18 a. m. Day Paateuger Tialn toward Will leave Chattanooga IsOO a. if. Arrive In Atlanta- 9:18 a. u. Dolton Accemmedatlen Leave Daltoa, ............6:00 a. m. Arrive in Atlanu — 1:83 r. m. «- No dung* in outward Sottedulaa. R. B. WALKER. WovT Msater Ttuuaportatlon. Administrator’s Sale OGLETHORPE CO. T>T virtue of an order from tha Court of Ordinary JL> af Oglethorpe oounty, Oa.. will ba sold bafoid tho Oourthmaa door lu Laxtngtoo. Oglethorpe Co. Oft., ou tha Arte Tuesday te Daeambef oast, 164 ACRES OF LAND. Smith, and John Burt. Also—«t tho same tlua aud place, auolbar tract o tad o a tainted 114 ACRE8, MOUE OB LESS. »n MlUatnn* Creak, adjoining land# of Juba W. Smith and Burrell Tiller and others, belongiug to tea aateta of Maxtu Ssirru, daOeaaad. Said land sold for the purpose of diatribnUuU among tha heirs at law of said decaaaad. Terms made known on day of aula. Lexington, October 7, 1973. ooll-td FRANCIS T. TILLER. Admr. TO TEACHERS And the Pnhll Ueaerallr. E. J. HALE k SON, 17 Murray etreet, New York, have jut timed ASCHOOLHISTORY Ot ike United stalea. By HON. ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Profeeaorof Hutoiy and Politioel ktoi- enoo Id tbe Unlvenily ot Georgia. TESTIMONIALS I A Review, I; Rot. D. WILLS, D. D., Preeldenr of Ogletborpe Univcraity, Atlanta, Oi.: TU, rahubl, work, wkfek tea k—a m timet/ logkwi for. hu t—mitlj ejpeered ia • 1—litau, et. tnoU—udpopaUr lam, IW tjpofm.hlta] —4 m—I—lial Beaaan rOeete mdtt aa tka taaaa A. F. SAUER & CO., Silvor -PlutfaJL Sash and Show Case MANUPAOTOKT 161 W. Lombard Ht, Baltimore, Md. nlahed and saL tfelaettan of Rhow Caaea, In Bllrur or Walnet Frs»j««, alwayi en Hand jyite-wly STANDARD SCALES Mora than 380 Different 9Io4lBcftttaaa. AOKNTS ALSO F0» IU BSST ALAftM MONEY DftAWSB. Fairbanks & Co., 911 uu*JiDmrjiT % jrmvr rtix PA1UDANK9 ft KWINti, T15 CmKMJrVT 5F.e rkllodstpMm. FAIRBANKS, BROWN ft CU, 11* MILK ff Fa, Mm few Staples Ac Renb, WHOLES ILC AND RETAIL GROCERS — AND — Commission Merchants 278 Broad Street, (0* Stand of John M. Clark A Co.) £,«£“•) Augusta, Ga. BekikanD JZachbY COBNXB or NOBYH B. B. ud TOLLXPOOex OTS. Wholeeale an* Retail Dealer In FRUITS. VEGETABLES. CANDIES. CRACKERS BOOS, FISH, HI BBS. OLD BRASS AMD OOPPBX, BEBSWAX AND TALLOW. lad ilk, tat N—(tabor X will bay MINK aad lean FUR SKINS. At sa liberal prices as era paid by any horn** la tha South. Thankful frr pate patronage, soliciting s aouUno- noa of tha uu?, I aui tha People's Friend. oalT lm BPtTttiHP EACH BY Trees Plewen, Bulb*, Seed*, Hedge Plant*, XurHcrjf 8tack, Krult aad flower Plato*, Addt—a r. K. riluONIX. DLOObllNGYON NOB. 8BKV, 1LUNOI8, ll llteyaur; 13 Graanhouaaa. Philadel’a AND Southern Mail Stoamaliip Line M Oeee euambla* aroWlan. —«b, Ml Ing from each port every WEDNESDAY. THROUGH RATES te all putete South wad tteuth* wart aa low ashy any tehee tauteu. Inanrr par east. Prampt sad cartel■ dtepateh glvai For rates on General Mar*:haad2aa, Ooitoa, Sheet- ate., apyly tow L Jsmea, Oaneral Agant, PbU- phia; WOftT WilmiBgtDU. N. O. GEOHQIA SPRING KBEWERY WEST KJTD, ATUAJTTA. Tha uuisralfUia, having mada ex tenet v* improve- manta te tho Ismoua Oooegte Bateug Btwwury Park, Mtuated te Wert Bad. > fate tally atels ~ of tho public te thaladucemeuU it odte •octal uavWuo, aad other fatef Oft the grauuda are a kraut 60x44: s largapuftU sad twobuete •ad s abooftag gullary. Incamofrain ehailer ore ha gtraa to teght haadrad peraoaa. Fur lad tea and ahlliteau, «w* larra tad fina»y fu* nlshad private rooms era always ready. School sad church pimlea will bu allowed tha ua •f lha grounds te half price. TU Street Oars run within fifteen minutes wa of tU Spring. AU era courteously Invited. ash- A RICHTER m 11—B in* WWW earn evuroew , owvw t—. Aa at lUaak, wa aaadlto tor tbi. rabMiteead utasalTa —opUoa. —d-a oiap.ud • bwrtr -ad Mfeo-tra adopiloe. rork tew eeemel la.ira.dan. no nadac la tb. load jagbtlab, vttbaatneofverib lb. a—thara fee■ wuteth of Georgia wtU AdUbttete avtooe so sa- voluma a cordial welcome to tha IntaUigeut aud happy bonus held* this work of the gaate Oaorglau Is coma Um standard of historic truth for oanturtaa to eons*, lute aoMr.Step Um War Rtewaan «U Stetea te unkuwwteddud to u tha mote comptete and triumphant vlnAaaUoaef lha Sou than paopla aver plaoad ou raoord. From Ret. J. J. BRANTLEY, D. D., Professor of BsUss Letiree and Modern Languages, Mercer Uni-vertiU.MaooD, Qftorgin; 1 think you an toba oougratulated enhavtug brought out a School History, whioh, oa coconut of ite fteraaaa. Its Southern origin, and aspateally 'Jm foils** and aoouracy of tho tetev political history of tha country, ought u> auparsada all tehafo te tha Mouth. — From Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE, Inta President of the United the pith and marrow of ou? htetor ingad, aa wee natural, with Stutebaru Impartial aa aoy wa cun axpaot te this regard Mr, icn. aad aorteti patent to unite a history afthe United Btteae. From Hon. HERSCHELY. JOHNE Tha method of tha work ls admirable, tura te dtetiuoti aaah te tn ite they ara so connected and tha aslud'a ays * atom, tn1 sketch of tha history of ths ouialiutancy toprassat ‘ Its daUuestioua, and copious, s te Ha details. Tha work te ad: asa of schools and tha higher lag. It would be uujuet to ( booh, as to material, la gotten up in Prom Ptoto.BIOHABD It JOHNSTON, ^ of I’ou Lucj iDHUtnlB. ■ i rogsrd ths Cowpeodium of ■■ UuiteU Hteles, by Hon. AJexandaTl mute Impurteat eddUlwi to Am.rifUfc ls s book lor th* HUiuotfoom, th* to- js25: ggji“ ^ -liTi “JM Government uf hteo From Tmof. £. A. STEED, of UniveraUj : Those Taechsju In tha South who have te II 1st cry of tha United Mates also* tha war juioa whan they era this hook. They will oislly plaaaad with that ponton of t&* Mtei taming to tba 1st* war. bsosuaa in this pa work they will Sod wute has not yet bar •ya In aohoateookat a sir, unpmy “ uf fsetso junected with ths bteadj •istea. Mouthers youth can read in this truthful history ot our grate atmggte for tn erument by on e who la. of sil others, mote « taut to write auoh • work. Let them raed 11, It, aad hand Us isaaoos of Wtedom. From the N.Y. EVENING TELEOBAM auiermau inoepuBueaee. mm cmrnm um lunnto yulokly end graoafully through *U of ths lostftefe evaote that traoepirad. devahratng thoM teste ti colon is 1 history which ted to lha stHMfntetoft and growth uf^tha pr>—nt term of snvrumi ' lx tha traatmant of tbaaa various oubjacte. Hr. Stephens ta nut s par beau. He *ddr*aeas his rand- era ffom a point of vie* far above tho lulustens af peesiou or prejudice, and la tbsstetassant af teteftts whioh ha stelnly aonfiuau hia work, tharu lash ate hlbiUou of impartteUly that forteda tho fntedPS whether this man who thus aussmariara tho htettry of hia ooualry te Drum ths Barth, Mouth, Raster i abounds is InfuruisUun with which a vary American oitiaan ought to ba fsuuilar. and which hs will not Aad dura* pried alsswhara. For tha youth of tho land It whl pagva, aud obaorva with what tact aad lmpraratvaama tha dtettngutehad author baa arrayed bis knowledge to tbo and Umt It vbou tub batonton FBESS AND ME8- 8ENOEB. From Uxe WILMINGTON UTAH. •ol .—ala, aaJ Ik—, an a ■aa ta—r—. wh.UT.r- Th. tx>A i.-b. Iron a—UonaJ oatorlnf, tbaafk II te Un ot aa. al th. ,nat I—dua ol Huatk.1 hlta—lf «n actor I, —'far cl tb. |rut at —rib—, ma , en— p—uni al that P—1 ot UM boo. qonnaHa, arltk tha oUeceet eountalac — —■eat al atone— ednialMraltaa. —8 —be——at eaauten taraaab ta tba b—LLMlu ot Uu eturael jeer, we an aatlefied Mr. Htepfeeaea— fir— a tra., aanratehed. Uvet, platane<tbe tne— —t utioa tbruu-b ableb Ibe ooaaU, b— pnaed darta* two deeod— af her hlatarr. f mb taau, nna.fen.|i—efelendetraae Uenak— — epeUal earn, — naat ed aetwat-a—aev «itlen (a, — ntu dowa to tbe eonpreheoetoe of bte ;u..atle rt edera. From ibe TOLEDO (Okio) SDN, Tba won — a Teat-Book ae S——U esd Mlm haaeoftk. b—teondnuedhtetartnof Uu Oat 8— we baea bad tb. plleeen af —nuta. It ta naetflUaetnud with j—teattaaf imam nu en ■pn laAaurto— bl—w,. lutUa eeeaea, tad Ik. nan of me et the dldbnet Me NOTICE BY THEPUBTiIHrtMS. Tbie CkuepaDdiam ot HtotonjefamU be in every Heboolraam aad every Li brary in tbe United Bfetee, It to tbto Hietery ot Ibe oountoy—e neoeeeity told who with to knoir what ban beno done end wbv it bee been done, by Iboe* who nt—trend tboee who tom admiatoteed tbe Government ol the** Hlofra Ii . eente not only tbe nemimed bedy el ent Hiatory, but ite pervading epurit, end will prove • Vede Meeua te-both eta end aUteamen. The volume II 618 page*, with numeroon iiinotrwtio to brantUnliy printed end eteoagly aad tartefnlly boand. Priee, $1 60, Mailed, puetpeid, on receipt ol tfaepitoe. To teacher* (or examination bal( ptViej bet wben te ba iorwmtled by mail. 25e. moat bo added (or poetage. Vary liberal terara made (or introdneUon into tieboola ud Ooltogen eTj. H HALE A SON, 17 Marry (treat, New York. >»w lore. 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