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VOL. III.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1S72.
NO. 771.
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ATLANTA, OA.:
WiDxtspiT Mobniko. DrcsxBxjtA 1872
From the New York Tribane.
So far as any of his associates knew,
Mr. Greeley was in almost os good health
as usual when, ou the day alter the elec
tion, he wroto the card announcing his
resumD'ioi of the editorial charge of
the Tribune.
THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
3d distrl t—H W Mattox, Bern.
■Jth district— lteubcn Jone>, Bern.
1 th district—W A Harris, Dem.
11th district—L C Hoyl Dem.
12lb district—J E Carter, Dtm.
Lull Hist'let R C Black, Dtm.
lith district—C C Kibbi'f.. Dem.
13 li district—D W Camerou, Dem.
Kith district—J F Uoeersou, Dem.
17t li district—J H Cone, Dem.
18th district—J G t’alu, Dem.
19th district—(’olumous li«nrd, Dem.
20: b district—J N Giunore, Dem.
91i*t ciislnct—J a Dt vfuux, colored. Bad!,
rict—W W Mathews, dem.
ut«i not—B Steadman, dem.
• ai-criot—J W Hndsoii, dem.
• 1 tr.ct—W il Reese, dem.
.'t di-irlcc—R Hester, dem.
. t ilis nci—W 8 Erwin, dem.
<l H-rict—W il Mi-Atee, dem.
strict—M Van Estes, dem.
■ li dis riot—8 J Wiuii, dem.
iiotli uistrict— G Ulllyer. dem.
UtitD district- OLP-ivy, dem.
37tn district—G W Pendy, dem.
38tli district—J A U auce, d«-m.
•' ■Jili district—J R Brown, rfern.
4um oi trict—H W Cannon, dem.
40 Dcmoctats, J colored Radicals, 2 wh. te Radicals
Ml'BISKNTAU VO'.
w—Tb-.ms* Tutu It
It -rrien—W II 8nc
li b:»-0 A Nut til
Dems.
i, Dem.
nrnus Baker, Dems.
V O Bacon, A M Lockett,
Bulls—MV Sl.K.t -in. Dem.
Uusthaui —'l U Bills, Jr, G A ! fercer, A G Me
Arthur.
Ci.uiden—It Tompkins D -in.
Churiion—Gi orc*- W Kuln.rts, Peru.
C- qu tt— John tucker. Dem.
Coffee-John Lott, Dem.
CM ch—J Sirmona. Dem.
Chattahoochee—J M Cook, dem*
C':ay—John B Johnson. dtm.
Calhoun—T F Dunn dem.
Coweta—A Leigh. Mo-es, dems.
C ay -• .0 iiu'cbersou, dem.
Car: 1- !.* Long. rad.
\ - C Lam,ibl" Wm McLrasu ifemvt.
IT K -.’ar tou. F Jackson d.us.
-\. \> Au(i«Tst.n, J D -sUckweli,dems.
- \V A T- sstly, dem.
Dade—J W curetou, dtm.
DtEalb—8 C Master, dem.
DeCA'.ur—T A dWuar.nsvn. A Nlcho’sm, mds..
Do.ig.--J M Buchan, dem.
D>' ley—Hiram Williams, dem.
lJ.mgloia- l' M Duucau. dem
Dougherty—T R Lyon, W H Gilbort, dome;.
Dawsou—8 N Fowler, r»d.
ElBagham—0 F Foy, d» m
Kmuisnuel—G D Spence, dom.
i chois—B W PnilHpe. dem.
Early—It o DunUp, Dem.
Unert—J L Heard, Dt-m.
lanuin—B 0 Dugga;, ltid,
Fayette—U T Dorsey, Dem.
th- R A Kikes, Dem.
lohii R Towers, Flo’t
o' llow. il, W L Calhouu,!
U!>
ukiin-R D Yow, Dem.
—Jamts Blue, uogro Bad.
re«n—U il i'hompa
u. Jaok Heard, negra Katie.
li.'ascock—A Braaae'l., Dem.
Gilm-r—N L Osborne, Dem.
tiuriunelt—J W Baxier, B A BUkey, fc Dcms.
Gordcn—R M Young. Drm.
Harris—F Hargett, J W Murphy. Dotr.s.
H ard—M c hummenin, Dem.
llous'.oa—G M T Fsgin, W A Msihews, C U Rich*
irdson, Dem*.
Henry—K Morris, Deni.
mticock—(J F 1'ioroct, or., J L. Culver, Dams.
IDn—M A Duucau, rad.
Hall—A D Caudler, dem.
iiabersLam—J U Grant, dem.
ID raison—R U Hutcherson,
li , ,u—J Dorudny, uem.
Jours-0 A Hamilton, dem.
.laaprr—L B Newton, darn.
Jcfloraon—J mapleton, M A Evans, dem.
Javksou—G R Duke. dem.
Johnson—H J Hightower, dera.
Liberty—H F Horne, deiu.
Lauieua—J f Duncan, dem.
Lincoln —W D Tiilt, dem.
Lumpkin-M E Whoichel, dem.
Lowuiles—J A Ouaiey, drm
L'-r—U B Llpsey. W F 8adier, deme.
Mclutoah—TO Campbell. Jr., negro.
Montgomery—J Mc..ar, dem.
Miller—1A Bush, dem.
Mitchell—John U Twltty, dem.
Macon—Leroy M Feltou, W U WIBs, denr.
Marion- B M Butt. Dem.
Muscogee—John Peabody, T J Watts, Dem*.
Meriwether—J B Roper, R A i Freeman, Demo.
Mot.roe—Wm J Du . as, a U Shi. Dems.
Morgau—S Reese, J U Bostwick, Dems.
>>iitou—a 8 Bell, Dem.
McDuffie—A E Blurb s Dem.
Newton—A t htmmi. W F D« vis. Dems.
Oglrthorpo J T Hurt, W M Willingham. Dems.
Pierce—B D Briuub.ey, D.-in
)». 1. „i—T J Bankwekl, C 11 Colding, Dems.
i bu B Jmkins. Dem.
I Jenkius, Dem.
.ms — i P Loveless, Had.
—E v Hightower, Dem.
• i liug—Robert Trammell, Dem.
> i.uu-H M Kslgler. Dem.
o t»h-C A Hsiris. W Coleman, Dem.
iUond—P Walsh, W A Clarke. U C Foster,
Dem. ^
iuonn—D T Duncan, Dem.
Rockdale—J A Stewart, Dem.
beriven—J c Den. Dem.
bnmter-Allen Fort, J H Black, Dem.
Stewart—J H L>we, w W ruagenud, Dem.
Schley-C UHudson, Dein.
H, aiding—Wm M Uiantoo. Dem.
TvtuaU—G M Edwards, Dem.
Tsltai. —T J smith, Dem.
Thomas—A ¥ AUlnson, Jasper Battle, colored
ferred— W JUig.'er, Dun.
Taylor—B bUwait, Deiu.
Twigwa—1\ Unfflu, Mad.
~ taiarro—Samuel J Ft;
me—Jodg* G hUiphs
on- ¥ W Matbe i, Dem.
Union—Manou Wi.... oa, uem.
Wayne—Daniel U * n Doc.
kir»-J tf cenon. - J.
Wo f h-D Ml Lei .o, Lena.
Wiloox—G P Rei i m.
Wf osu.r-J P Beat”, Dem.
WlHiuseo'tW c v >u, Dsns.
Washiognm-F R Taliaferro. fLO llcBnds, I
Wa ren-C » Duuoee. t N Po m. Dema-
Wilkes—T a Barksdale, J W Mattox, Dema.
~ ‘ -Heory D McDseieL Dem.
White—▲ Mem t. Dem.
g>il J 0 elements, Dem.
WhiUUM—Uodgexa, arc
HIS SLEEPLESSNESS
was knowu to have become greatly
worse, but for years he libd suffered
more or lensi from the same difficulty. Il
is now clear that sufficient allowance had
not been made for the intense stra n
upon him throughout l ie summer, and
especially during the f a»t month of his
wile’s illness. It soon became eudei:;
that his bf:*ength was
UNEQUAL TO THR HARD TASK
to which he set himself. Ho wio « only
three or four careful articles, ro o <e of
them half a co umn iu length. Tiie
most notaole, perhaps, was that < • f led
^Conclusion wherein he sui iuhtI up
his views of the cauvasa. In aff he t-
nibhed less than three and ahvi rt'-
umns a‘Ur his return, ooutnbu 1 -utr to
oolj four ibsuih of the pa*ier. Two or
three times he handed bin assistant nut
mticles, saying, “There is an idea wo l
using, Dutlbawn’t fe:t able to work it
ut properly. You had letter put it in
shape.**
At lost, on Tuesday, Jie 12fb joit, Le
ABANDONED THE EFFORT
to visi the office regularly, and sent for
Dr. Krackonizer, the family physician oi
Mr. A J. Johnson, the frieud with wh'»m
ho was a guest, aud in whose house his
wife had i»ied. Every c ffo t waa umue to
induce sleep, but ho
ORBW STEADILY WORSE
until it became evident that his case Was
critical. Dr. Geo. O. 8. Choate aud
others were then called iu eonsnliutioo,
and finally it was decided t > take him ; >
D:\ Choate’s residence, two or three
miles i-.s’aut from Mr. Greeley’s own
oo utry borne at C 1 appaqnn. H ro he
Ur Chbate; aud hero
quard, Dr. Brown uud others, wore mho
called in cousuj utiou. The lusomnia
lud developed ioto
INFLAMMATION OF TUB BRAIN
and under this the vent ruled patient
rupidl y sank. At times he was dt linous;
at other times »* clour headed us ever.
Ho lost flesti uud atreugth wita startling
rapid ty; and iu a few days tho possibili
ty of his speedy d**aiU forced itself irto
un viaiug recoguition. it waa not,
howev r, until Thursday lust thut his as
sociates aud family brought themselves
*o admit it, and even then they t -ill
clung to their faith in the vigor of his
constitution.
On Wednesday night he
FAILED VERY RAPIDLY.
Thursday af ornoon aud eveniug he
seemed somewhat easier. During Thurs
day night he slept very uneasily, mut
tering occasionally and irequently rais
ing his right bund. Toward morning he
was more quiet, and between 8 aud 9
o’clock fell into a nearly unconscious
cl minion, which coutined, with inter
vals, through the day. His extremities
were cold all day, and ’here was no pulse
at the wr.st. The action of the heart
was verv intermittent, and was constant
ly diminishing in foioe. He hud not asked
for water or been willing to drink it,
siuce his stay at Dr. Choate’s, bu during
Friday he asked for it frequently. Ou
the whole
HE SUFFERED LIITLE,
and seemed to have no more than the
ordinary restlessness which accompanies
the hist strge of disease. He made occa
sional exclamations, but muny of them,
i l consequence of his extreme weakness
and ai parent inability to fiuish what he
began, were unintelligible. About noon,
however, he said quite distinctly and
with sonic f orce, **I know that
MY REDEEMER LiVETH.”
During tho day he recognized various
people, nis daughter muny times, the
members of his household at Cbappa-
qua, Mr. John R. 8 uart, and Mr. Reid.
Up to within half au hoar ol the end ho
occasionally manifested in various ways
bis consciousness of what was going on
atound hioi, aud even answered in mon
osyllables, and intelligently, questions
addressed to him. About half-past three
he said, very distinctly,
“it is don*;”
and, beyond Yes or No, in answer to
questions, this was his last utterance.
HIS YOUNOER DAUGHTER,
Mbs Gabrielle, waa with him through
Thursday eveuing. Throughout Friday
the elder daughter, Miss Ida, was in con
stant attendance, as she had been during
tho wholo of his illness, and of Mrs.
Greeley’s before him. Orher members
of his Chappaqua Household were pres
ent, with Mr. uud Mrs. Stewart and a
few other friends. Nothing that science
or affection could suggtat was wanting
to
EASE THE LAST HOURS.
The wintry night had fairly set in,
when the inevitable hour came. With
out, sleighs were running to end fro,
bearing to Chappaqua, the nearest tele
graph station, the latest bulletins which
the tnousands of anxious hearts in the
great city, nea-by, kept demanding.
Within, the daughter and a few ot era
stood near the dying man; in the adjoin
ing room sat one or two more friends
am. the physician. At ten minutes be
fore 7 o'clock tne watchers
DREW BACE I* EETEBEMT STILL****
from the bedside. Tne great editor was
gone—“in peace after so many strug
gles; in honor after so mueh obloquy.
from Ik* 2f#w York Time* of *0U» Hot.
Mr. Greeley died shortly before seven
o'clock last evening, and there is not a
nun in any part of the country who will
not reoeive the news with sorrow. Mr.
Greeley has made a great mark in Amer
ican history, and bis loss in journalism is
one which cannot he replaced. When
people spoke of the Tribune, they meant
Mr. Greeley, for he whs the life and sonl
of that journal—without him, it as an
empty shell. We present elsewhere a
fair review of Mr. Greeley’s life—hi*
name and reputation are no longer in
any danger. Full justice will be done
to him, an l if he fell into errors—as who
has not ?—they will not be remembered
now. The incidents of hi* last sioknefs
were pecoliaily distressing, and from all
that we can learn, his reverses daring
the late campaign cannot aloue account
for them.
Had he been successful, the probabili
ties are that be would not have lived, so
overtaxed was his s rei gtb, and so ut
terly broReu down seems to have been
his constitution. The labors and excite
ment of the oAUvass were more than his
body or mind could bear. Dr. Ham-
Dined, one of the most distinguished
surgeons in the land, told a reporter, on
Thursday, that he had heard “ Mr. Gree-
iey became demented even before the
election.” It would seem incredible that
bis friends should have kept this fact
from the pub io knowledge, if we did
uotknow that they concealed the equally
npoi'ant fact of his mental aberration
au fi
and fatal Mne.'S until Wednesday last.
Ih’8 extraordinary coarse is only loo
chamcieiistic of the utter luck of judg
ment aud proper feeling which Mr.
Greeley’s f -ienus have displayed in ref
erence to him for months past. The lot
of ti e surviving chddr n of the great
journalist 19 peculiarly mourn'ul. Witb-
j a very few weeks, they have lost bot
lieir parent*. Sorrow bos descended
ocn t»< in cs in a whirlwind. Oue ot
liem, at least, has been called upon to
puss through trials, in the coarse of h
young life, such as are sometimes spared
even those who suivivo the allotted span
of three score years and ten. To this
fa thfoi daughter, afflicted fur beyond
her strength and y«ars, the heart of the
Am p ri an people will go out in earnest
sympathy; uud they will hope that if
Inman friendship fails to alleviate her
heavy soirows, sne will £ud consolation
in tuose immoral promises which alone
can render the burdens of this wjrld tol-
eabK
j 'ea < je Now York He a>d of 30‘.ii November.
Tlie history mid the endnrmi; Towards
of Mr. Qrtel. y's industrious aud useful
career ars full of encouragements to
voung men who, wiinout capital, perso
nal influence or powerful friends, have
the battle of life before them. He is
mly one of many ex .tuples of this char
acter; lint, few against such obstructions
have achieved so milch h, lie in substan
tial and enduring honors. If he wue
ambitions his was thut lofty ambition of
generous minds, wkoae highest aspira-
• ous are the good of their fellow men;
if he had his eccentricities they were
'It se or’ the genuine Am. titan lepub-
'n an and the ardent hliiluntbronist; it
li’.a political course is marked by some
sf-auge perturbations, llley only bring
■'uto bolder Mi f his gen ral consistency,
tne to economies ue may well be oailetl
“our later I’raokliu; " aa a champion oJ
e.pul rights be was an advanced dieci-
fee of J. fferson; aa the adv -cate of hie
American system lio was un advanced
disciple of Heury Clay, while aa u teach
er ol the science ol agrio there his name
lira become a noiisenold word iu every
f rinhonse in tne oouutry.
To the adopted citizor. fresh from the
tmnmela of less lioer.il governments
across the Ailantic his name has been as
potent as his wholesome advice and gen
enmity were proverbial. When a mis
taken fanaticism preached death or al
most death to the foreigner, Mr. Qree'ey
w is ever to he found in th s, as in other
things, ou the side of the humble and
oppressed.
Hts character as oitizen, friend snd
neighbor, is "tain peur. tans rtprocht."
As his life waa admired, his death will
be regretted by a eoundess host of
friends in both hemispheres, and of all
creeds and races of men; aud bis enemies
will be disarmed in striking tkc balance
between his merits and his failings. In
that broad field of journalism wntch eu-
oracea liberty to the slave, relief to the
sick and nn'ortnuale, comfort to the
poor, knowledge to the ignorant, and the
general elevation of the human family,
we reoognize in the loss of Mr. Greeley
too loss of a powerful publie t«nnfaetor.
To sum ap hts merits in a word—lie has,
in the battle af life, fought a good fight
—he leaves an honored name behind
him, an 1 the high reward of an encour
aging example as un American journalist
aud a si lf-mtde man.
—The Wilmington, N. C., Star, of Sat
urday, the 30ih ins ., says: “Detective
Henry May, of Charleston, arrived here
yesterday with a requisition from tne
Goverjor of South Carolina for the ar
rest of one Cooper Kains,colored, charged
with having set fire to a cotton gin at
Florence booth Carolina., in October
hut, which resulted in the destruction of
a large amount of property. On appli
cation to Jnatice J. J. Cassidey,» warrant
w u. issued fot the arrest of the alleged
culprit, which was placed in the hands
of Deputy Sheriff A. H. Morns, who, iD
company with tha detective, weut in
search of Bains, who they had reason to
oelteve was somewhere in this city. They
were absent on their mission bat s short
time when they returned with the identi
cal individual in tlioir custody. He was
tberenpon lodged in jail to await the re
turn of Detective Msy, who left for
Baleigli last evening toobtain an endorse
ment of Governor Caldwell upon the re
quisition for the return of the prisoner
to bouth Carolina."
■fat tka Oka Woot.d.
Pittsburg lias had a modern comedy of
errors. A young wife suspected her lord
of too great an iutimsoy with the comely
mulatto cook, and so one night, when he
acted suspicious, she laid for him. bend
ing the cook off, she covered her head
with s anawl and waited in tb~ kitchen
for the confirmation of her suapieioLS.
borne oue rapidly entered, shortly after,
and she folt an arm sronpd her weirt
and warm kisses on her lips. Then she
threw off her disgnise to transfix the
villain on the spot, hut instead of her
husband, she beheld the biggest, black
est negro in all that city. It was tbs
cook a sable “ particular, and he bad
kissed her. Oh 1 Hhe no longer .aspects
her has bund.
—"Gath” says that “Fred.Donglsss
oomrs from the Eastern shore of Mary
land, and has a good, oyster? nalnto
about him. He opens np well.
— Mary bbort, of Harrisburg, Pa,
shot ucr mother for a joke, the other
day.
UKimtll. KKWS mtEVITlKS.
—Spalding Superior Court is ad
jonrned.
—A team of Maoon males ran, at the
sight of Bobinson's elephant.
—“ flipponosice” is what the Spar,
tan’s call it
—The loss of the Miliedgeville fire is
nqw put down at 8100,000.
—Sparta anticipates the arrival of 100
hogs.
—J mes H. Bogus, a former Sheriff
of Haucook county, with his family, has
gone to Texas.
—The inside “forma” of the Savannah
Newt “pied" while being placed on the
press, and a half sheer is Ibe conse
quence. Harris, it is supposed, will now
satisfy his epionrean taste, but he will
oome out "three sheets in the wind."
Deaths.
— Id Harris oounty, Mary boeer.
— In Talbot county; John B. Heath.
— In Henry county. Mary O. Hardy.
— In Monroe county, Kinchen Holt.
— Io Talbot county, Mrs. Evalinc 8.
Wilson.
— In Honston county, George F.
Biley.
In Dongbcrly county, Mis. Abi gail
Arline. ■■
— In Hamilton, Ga., Mary M. Kim
brough.
Marriage*.
In Monroe county, H. J. Winn and
Mary E. Bowmen.
In Men wether coun'y, Wm. D.
Varner ami Mattie 0. Underwood.
— In Burke county, R >berfc A. Pon
der aud Elia A. Gordon.
—In Monticello, Samuel Minafee and
Lizzie Joiriou.
— In J-iHpc-r county, Samuel Hearn
and Carne Wyatt.
— In Jonesboro, Thomas D. Johnson
and Emmn L. King.
—- H. F. Lester of Atlanta, aud Mias
Jnlia H. Ivey of Mouroo county.
— Near Cave Spring, James M. B.
Grisham and Eliza O. Pledger.
—In Polk county, E. Marbntfc and
Lodocey WLarton.
— In Quitman county, Joseph Bailey
and Beftiji' Jenkins.
— To Randolph county, Allen Baker
and M. C. Pyles.
ATLANTA, DECEMBER eth.
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!
“JJo pent up Utica contracts onr powers.
The wholo unbounded Universe Is ours.”
Builroab IIIIC liable.
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Leave* Dalton OMt tb
Arrive* at Atlanta pat
YHX OBOKOIA (AOOOrXAl UA1LHOAD.
(No Day Ttaih «/»» ifonday.i
Night t'AMenger Train *rrtvus 0:45 a. m
Night I'avaeuger Train .wave* 8:00 y. Ml
Day Pa**euger Train arrive* «.4u y. u.
“aueugar Train leave* 8:16*. Uj
Mountain Accommodation arrive*...8:00a. u
Stone Mountain Accommodation leave*....6:46 p. m
MAOOK AMD WKNTKKM KA1LKOAD.
N and alter fcuuuay, November l7lb, trains on
0‘tbla road will i
DaJ PadMOgel
arrive at Atlauta...
....1.48 A. X
....1.26 r. 1
Mac oil .7.46 T. \
Night Fsaasngsr leavo Atlanta 2.ao r. -
Mecoii lu.uur. ;
At A la Ida 6.M A. i
Macou b.'JO a. l
Night Raueuger Train leaves..
Da) Paeaenger Train arrive*....
Day Fanenger T.win leav—....
6:60a. m
, 8:10 p. m
, .7.60 y. m
hi* JiOula* MynipDiH, Maalivillc and that-
tauoogu Kuilroad Line.
TIME CARD, 8EFT. 1, 1872.
Leave Atlanta SSOaiu.... 9 30ps>
Arrive CLatWuooga 4 37ym.... 6 23am
NaebviUe liAuara,... lo6ym
McEenxie «Wa IU 8 30 y lu
2l0ym.... 2 26 aiu
Little Rock _ ...,690pm
Ulckmau 12 80 p m 12 ol a m
Union City 10 30am....lu30y m
Coiumbu* a 12 00 noon ....12 00 m l
St. LouIm 10 15pm.... 9 50am
Louisville 8 40a in.... 9 66pm
A. B. WRENS, Southcaatrtn Agent,
No. 4 U. I. EluibAil Houae, Atlauu o*.
bUHaVlA, KUiVlii AlvD UAldTOlM R. H
TKAnU DAILY. HUMDAYN IMCI.ODKD.
Leave Selina.... 8^:46 a. m., 8:46 r. M.
Arrive at Rome
Arrive at Dalton
7:46 ». M., 3:00
9:46 r. M., 6:20
1:00 A. M.,10:90 r. M
Leave Dalton.... ... . . _
ArriveHolue 8:00 A. M., 12:27 F. M
Arrive at Haima 7:38 a. M.,Hi|0a.
Macon Jt Au*u»la luiiirouo,
•AMHBHUKA TKAIM
Leave Augueta at
I ILY, lUMDATI BXrKOTXD.
7 40 F. 11
1 46 P. M
4:10 A M
6:40 All
11:63 6 M
12:20 PM
Leave Macon at
Arrive at Macou at
Arrive at Augueta at...
Leave Ueima
Arrive at Montgomery..
Arrive at Wect Point....
a*ave Weet Point
urlve at Montgomery.,
‘*V.it:»iPi
tip f iitiii<‘ aud ColumUU li.ulro.nl.
Leave Columbia 7 00 a. m.
Arrive at Greenville * 9o r. m
Leave Greenville,......., ......0 30 a. u
Arrive at Columbia *•
ChETlotte, \ tflumbi* * AugunU u. M,
two TRAINS DAILY.
Lea vea Charlotte .[
Arrive* at augueta
Leave* Augusta
Arrive* at charlotte
M i nan
Leave* Charlotte
Arrive* at Augusta
Leava* Augueu
Arrives at 1:hartoUe.,
...03
Atlantic end Unit uaitroad.
MACGN PAMMESttiKB.
LeaveSavauuah, Muudaya excepted.% 7:00 P M
Arrive at Macon, Monday-excepted, at 6:45 a M
Leave Macon. 8«tu< days excepted, at 7:45 PM
Arrive at Savannah, -vun laye **c*p»sd. *t 7:10 A M
EXPREHH PASSENGER:
Leave Savannah. Daily at 6 JO P M
arrive at J**up
Arrive »t Albany dally
Arrive at Live Oak.
L**v« Live Oak..
Leave Albany ~
7:40 P M
A M
266 A M
lid** P M
6:20 P M
nMR *60 A M
Arrive at U> 00 A M
P. T. BARNUM’S
GREIAT TFt-^RTEIXjX^ra- 3VTTJSEJXTM',
CARAVAN, HIPPODROME, POLYTECHNIC INSTITU 0-
Interruvtional Zoological Garde*,
— AND —
Sig. Sebastian’s Royal Italian Circus,
IN SIX SEPARATE COLOSSAL TENTS
Will Exhibit in Atlanta Friday, December 6.
Three full and uudivided Exhibitions aro usually giren each day of tho
entire Seven Shows, Morning, Afternoon and Evening. Doors open at 10
a. m., and 1 nnd 7 r. m. Hippodrome performances commence at 11 a. m
and a aud 8 p. m. Admission to tho Seven Colossol Shows, only ONE DOJ
LAR. Children under nine Half Price.
This is positively the largest and most attractive combination of exhibt
tions ever known, aud remains absolutely without a parallel in tho history 01
the world, and embraces in the various departments of the Exposition 100,001'
Living and Representative Curiosities; 1,000 Men anti floras; 600 Rare
Living Wild Animals, Birds, Reptiles and Marino Monsters; the only Hv.wr
Sea Cow in America, enormous Sea Lions, 100 of the beat Performer* in ‘.bo
world; 10 Tents, cover 6 acres; 3 trains of 33 cars each; 4 locomotive* tc
each train; 7 Superior Exhibitions in six separate Colossal Tents. Ten timet
more than ever seen in any ordinary show. More than a million Capita
invested. Tho entire pavilions aro brilliantly illuminated in the evening bf
5,000 gns jet*. . 0 ' .
Excursion trains will run on all tho railroads and steamboats at reduce I
lares, to convey visitors to P. T. Barnum'a Oreut Show.
FREE ADMISSION to all who purchase the LIFE of P. T. BAKNUM
handsomely hound and illustrated, contaiuiugneurly nine hundred pages
L’rioe reduced front 43 AO to 43.25. To be had of tho ugent ou the day oi ox -■>
—rnt*—Txonxu w -uanj orxV:mi»'JAXU w *■ .■
I’. T. BARNUM’S Great Show wild exhibit in Chattanooga, November
loth; Rome, Dec. 2d; Dalton, Deo. 3d; Curtcrsville, 4th; Marietta 6th; At •
ana, Cth; Gainesville, 7th; Newuau, Oth; Lagrange, 10th, Columbus 11 tl;
Opelika, 12lh; Montgomery, 13tli; Greeuuville, 14th, Mobile, lti und 17th.
PRICE *37,
Ux'SCBPiSSEU by any oilier llrit el,,, lltcLlne
In tb. Market, u. i a nralabt ntnille. tn,ki a the
•tlteh alike on loth aid... nuj trill not rarol. La-
dl«a who destm iha almpltut and **aai*#t rnnatna
Machine, and thoaa vlaLing the Hute Fair, will
pl*e*e call on u* and a**e for themulve* O ir 6.a-
chines ar«* adapted tn every variety of family Hewing
and wll even eew leather. Agonta waut d ilirough-
out Oe-Tg's lu territory not alnatly occupied, lor
Circular* *nd term* to Ageut". addrea*
D. o. MAXWELL. Ocn. Agent,
No. 17,Gate City Block, klaiUtuat, AllauU. Ga.
oclH diit-wtf
BOB WHITE!
Bob White Bob White!
Bob While 1 Hob Wid e! J!ob ItVhile !
Smoking, Tobacco!
Munufttolur* dby
GEO. »f\ BijiJ\'GiiOil<rE df CO
LYscaovno. v.i.
la prottomicM by C<>ntool*eiira »o be tho FINEST
8MOKING luBACUO Ma- uUcnr. <1 In the UulUu
Sut*e, aud equal t > the tiucst luij oriel Cigar*.
For Rlt linpHH anti I'urlty it bus no lllra\
Having r eceived GOLD aud SILVER MEDALS, end
DIPLOMA4. AC., at the State Fair* of
VirgluU, Louisiana end T«*xta.
FOR. SALiB 33Y
W. L HUBBARD 4 00.
B. ¥. MADDOX,
M i:\DOK DRO.’H,
BOUOU'.nHfc WINO,
BEUHMAN k KL HUT,
B. L. DARN.
And Tobacco Dealer* over the United Stale*
novn-tf ]
OBORUIA—Uglellioip« County 1
m'niatrauou upou Ui» »-atat«» of WRiUou G. Mo*
Le*u r, Ut*- of »aid county, dectraard.
Thla is, (heritor* to cite and admonl*!* all per-
amt* tutere»t*d to be and appett at my offle* on tb*
flrat Monday In Jauuary. 1 7 ». to t-li*>w cau***. If Kuy
tfu y can, wby aafd lett* ra aiionid not (**• grant* <1.
It •(. Ml rcUkLL. ordinary O. C.
Lexington, Nov >"* HfE no30
BI^IZOOTIOt
Oulelborpe HlierUI’.i Sale.
\\71LL ba sold ontboflr-'t Tneadey In Jammy
next, beloro tb* Court-Louse door iu the
(6wn of J cxlngiou, Oglethorp* county, within the
eg*l b> ur** of sale, the follow.ng properly: A tract
of Laud contaluiug
TWENTY TWO HUNDRED ACRE8,
morn or !<*■*, lu raid county, adjoining landaofj.
V. Ciinuii gliaui, Newton Dillard, landa lormerlj be
I'tng iig to Wui. W Ever* tt’* estate and ott« r*. it
bo.ng ih • place ou which Altai bmlih resided at th<
. _ . , nrtjr
r of Mlai Maiith, deceased,
4 la.tied from th" Superior Court
raid
Utneof hie death, and now oocupwd by Will
Bueh. Levied ou a*» the propeny of DeWittC,
Smith, adminialrat'
ratiafy a
county 1:
for ' be u v
V. M« r wether, v*. De %\itt C Bmlih, aa admluirtra-
«or of Mial hm tb deceae* d, priiidpal: Wm. W. Dav-
cui><*rt. administrator oi Charlt-a W. Davenport, de*
ceased; WilUam W. Daveup* r^ Autiroa* Witcher
and Wm. M. Huilth, aecurltle*.
AlAo, at the kituo tuu* and place, * Tract of Land
co taiuing One Uundridend Fifty Acre*, mor* or
leaa. In Oglethorpe county, on tlio south prong ol
Broad River, adjoiutug laud* of T. B Oooi-by, on
winch 1* erected a fine Merchant’* Mid. with two
•ett* o: runner* and a Wool Faoory, a good store-
hMiae, aud aUo a large glu-bouae aud ruuulng g* ar
levied on a* the property of G briel Watrou, to sat-
ialy two fi fa* ia*u*-d l rum the Superior Court of aahi
county, ui favor 0/ U. Phiniey ic Co. v*. B njamiii
V. Wll inghvru Wm. W. Event taud Gabriel Wataon
prluclpala, and Aden Goolsbv, aec rltr, on appeal.
The other 111* iu favor of Fordiuaud Pbtuizy an<
> rujsuiin F llardemau, ae«lgauea, vs. Gabriel Wat-
sou, survivi g copartner* ot Everett ft Wataon and
George W. Wbueh* ad, executor ol Wuft W. Everett
deceaa*.d, lraued upou the forccloaurt of a mori-
gage*
Also, at the lame time aud place, a Tract of Land
Containing Oue liui dred aud Eighty Acres, more
or leaa, in Ogloih« rpe county, adjolutng land* ol
e*tet* Ot Drlnkly Smith, estate ol R li- Malhewt and
other*. Levied oa am the property of Samuel l
Hardman to aaUatv two fi lav ‘taauod from the Su
perior Court of (aid county, in favor of Johnson F.
CunniuglUMB. administrator of Geor.e T. Cunning-
bam. dacea*od, va. Sainucl Z. Hardman—one of said
fi laa iaeutd ou Ihe for. closure o| a mortgage.
M. 11. YOUNO, Deputy bhenff.
W'beiea*, *.
Mathews, of said oounty, applies to me for
letter* of guardianship of the per*ou and properly
of Kdrnou* Glenn, Fisnkllu Uleuu aud Nu*au a
Glenn, minor* of Fr.-nciM M. Glenn, dea-naad:
This is, therefore, to cite ami admonish all person*
. nil per*
1 Id L*xl
iemb*r, 1872.
not b* granted,
octil-id
fyEuRQlA. OGLETHGhFE COUNTY. - To *1
\JT whom It may concern—Whereas, B. P- Tayioi
ha* applied to taa 10
ulg non on tl
ty,decea-cd.
These are. theretore, to eite and admomah tt
siugular tho kindrotl an creditors of said decor ed,
to !>« aud apptsarat my office withlu the time pre
scribed by law, aui ebow cauao, if any they havr
wny ittf ra of Adminietratiou should not b«granted
to aaid applicant-
Witnras my official slguitura toll 9th aay of Octo
ber, 1«72.
ocil-ta it. h. MlTCHELn. tyrmnery u. g
Administrator’s Sale.
tho iowu ol Craw ford villa-, Talialerru county
Georgia, on ihe flrat Tuesday In Deo*-mb«-r next, aud
betn i en tho uaiisi snd legal bo re r,f sale, a tract * l
la d lylrgin al l County, on .he waters of Little
lUver, containing Three Hundred at.d Twenty-Am
Acres,
325 ACRES,
Thomas A. Lynn,
I he ab3V* ’and to I*
the > military .
erty of J**hu Evan*, do* .axed, -old for the pur
. Nhuu and others,
y virtue o
I county,
J \MEH W. ANBURY,
Ad-n’r of John Kvaos, ceceaa< d
CrawfordvlMe. Ga, 22d Oct., I87A oe.-4
N O CURL N O PAY! Ut*r|la-DoeglM Ceeeiy.
M/a
ray ■■
^ Givaii under my hand end official ran this* No
varnuer ‘Ud. 1672. W. W. HINDMAN,
>*L.?i»rx gt Kx%r***r ciert
WILL CURB FPIZOOTIO In from three to fly*
for fifteen doiian
Htabl<
K H.
DQ‘«6d94
G KOIIO1 A—lift I
, tying iced
temv
t fora xa-myxio . of p*-r»ona*ty.
‘ ty of Dra
This .9m Nor# nb«r 1372.
1 1 will
1ih*1C h
$5to$20
■et. young or m
in their H-nre u . _
thing •<*• Particular* free. Addrten G. Hunsou
Oo-, rertkod, —
jr at work foe •»
'i
sepHMvJ/
Oglethorpe Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL bo sold, on tue first Tuesday Jo Jana try
next, befors tbs Court-houae- door in the
town r f Lexington, Uylethorn* county, within th*
legal hour* or sale, < ue tract or Laud containing Two
H ihdred Acre*, more or leas, iu O .letUorpe county,
on tho wat re cf i.itt*e tllver, adloli lng auda of A.
1. Wataon, Mad 1 son p. Briscoe, Joun Armstrong
aud other*; heu-d ou a* the property of th* estate
oi Columbus D. hInna)brew. d*o*a*id. to satisfy a
fi /* issued from the Superior Court of mid coungr,
• ■n tho foreclosure ol a mortgage in favor of K. P.
Clayton va Nanay IE Klnnebrew as exacuunx cf C.
D, Kiuuehrew. dcoeaeed.
Mho, et the *ama time aud placa, a tract of Load,
containing One Hundred and Seventy Acre*, morn
01 lees, lu Ogl*thorp«> couuty, Joining landa of P. M.
Hieveua, Jasper Kluncbrew, Jo* Armstrong and
others. Levied on aath* property of J.B-Mdnitadp
sou. by virtu* 01 ad fa iesoad from th* Sojeetor
C^urtof aaid county in lavoi of John U. Bteptwns,
administrator of 1 bomae SUphooe, d>ooo**d. for
■he use of Wm. U. Slin* vs. T. O OerUtoe, admin>a-
trator of J, T. Carleton, doo* teed, prlncIpaJ, snd J.
U MoWborur, Patrick M. Btevans and Joseph £L
Edmondson, securl’lee
Also, at th* aam* aims and pleee. one buggy gad
hvrnesa, a one-horse wagon, three plow stocks.
. XSt
uamv*. one collar, thre alngletreee, two «
two turning plows and one eh *#(. Levied on a*
ihe property of W. M Butier, to a*tlatj a fi fa issued
irom the uuperlor Court of aaid county, on the
torrcloaure of a mortgage lien in favor of Wm. B.
Land, containing One Thonaand aud Fifty-eix nnd
Ihrae-fourtha Acres, mor* eg hns, la Oftmkogpn
• ouuty, adjo ning lauds of Mrs. *sry D- Oox Gao.
K. Platt, Thomas Oolllns. J. D. Mathwws, Mr*. W.
Baughu aud othare, it belug th* plaoe oa whioh
•Vm. M. Lane now r*,ides. Levied on as the prop
erty of aaid Wm M Lane, to satisfy a ft ta issued
trom tho Hup*rlor 4 ourt of aa d oounty lu favor of
Pran>-1* P. Collier, administrator of Y V. Collier,
leceaacd, vs, John U. btepbena, principal, and Wm.
’‘OENRADE'
U. Laus, endorser.
November 27. 871.
BOOI
Administrat X.'N- Hale
OODBTHOHFD OO.
B Y virtue of sn order I
of Oglethorpe eoun
tne Counh mse door in
from th* Court of Ordinary
. county. Ga., will be add before
tne Counh mse door In Lexington, Oglethorpe Oo.
•a., on the first Tuesday In Deoember next*
164 A0RE9 OF LAND,
more or less, situated oaths waters of Cooes Posn
mrkk, adjoining lands of Jackson llammoud, K. I
omuh, end Jobu hurt.
Also—at the seme time and place, another tract o
»ud c ntal*’iug
114 ACRES, MORE OB LE8S,
>n Mlllat-.ne Creek, adjoining lends of John W.
bmlih and BuireU Tiller ai.d others, belonging te
Held land acid lor the purpoee of distribution
among the heirs at lew of said deceased.
Tarma made known on day of sale.
Lexington, October 7, 1871.
oell-td FRANCI8T. TILLER. Admr.
NT? - Whereas,
tietor upon the
for letters of diamilseion^Arota
.*835 JWS
caoss. If any they c
11 ehouui noth* grant
rr.
GKOItGIA—Taltaferrw Cosatyi
COURT OF ORDIN ART, I
November Term, 1871. |
Thomas T. Overton appitea to sm for Permanent
letters of Administration on the selate of Mr*. £.
II. overton, lat<< ot eald oounty, fteceeesi.
There ar* > here tore to rile all persons concerned
to show cause, If any they have, et December term
»f this Court, wby said letter* should sol be granted.
Given und<-r my hand at oifioe in Craafordvttls,
ih e November 4th, lh72.
no6 CHABLE8 A. BBAZLET,
( IEOBGIA, OOLKTUOMPM COUNTY
VJI William B P. liaynie, admin«
sUxe ol Peter P, Butler, Ut* of
• aae<>, applil ftM
•aid esUlc
1 bu i>, therefore, to cite and admonish aU
•one intert-ated
lA-xiugtou Ga.. _
,»:j. th- u and there to ahov
. u> said letters of dUuiiMioii
< uugU>K, Ga., August 10. IA7A
IL H. MITCHELL,
anM-td Ordinary Ogie(h«mw> county.
f GEORGIA, OGLETHORPE OOUNTY—
-Whereas Jehn A.
ler* ot •ds.luletra-
f Emily MsMre.late
!Tw rite and admonish all and
rod and creditors ot said
d appear at my office within the
lew. and «E-w swum, if eny they
uava. why letters of administration should not he
'Created te teid applicant.
Witness aiy cXtai afgneftne this 9tk <
b 7^1d xkxmnUi
