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THE ATLANTA SUN 1m. daily and weekly. THE SUN PUBLISHING CO. Hon.AJE. STEPHENS POLITICAL editor. THE SUN. VOL. Ill •« DMA MIW WONDERS OF IRE MOON, from th. #n nch ioD“ (loniuil, by Mm M. a Bus. ud edited by luu Miickel. M.w York; Sc.ib.u, Aui.tboig A Co. Atknte: M. Lti.i A Oo. One of tbs ohief objeotioos to works on aoienoe is that they an always so heavily written, so abetroee in thought and so musty in dry detail, as to repel l be student whose perseverance is not equal to his need of knowledge. This faet has become so apparent of late years, ihatmany writers have abandoned the old style and endeavored, so far as the suojeot would admit, to popularise it aud thus open new avenues of pleasure, as well as instruction, to the masses. Abbott hss been one of toe most suocess- ,u) in this line; while the sorld owes to the Chambers, of Scotland, a debt of gratitude for breaking through the laws of custom, and making the study of matters of faot as entertaining ns usefuL The work under notice (wbioh does credit to both author and publisher,) is a valuable and qnaint addition to our as tronomical literature; and unlolds the mysteries of the moon in suoh an inter esting manner as to onptivate the atten tion of the reader. Those of us who have never studied the “ orb of night" have opened to ns by this work a pleas ant study, claiming tire attention of the marvellous as well as the searoher after truth. The work can be had of M. Lynch A Co. _ SPIRIT OP TUB OSOROU PRESS. [Our State cotemporaries are pub lishing but few leading editorials on publio questions, and hence we hare found nothing for a day or two of important interest to publish from them in our columns under the above caption.] The bond question still, however, is under discussion by some of our cotemporaries. The Atlanta Consti tution made a statement a few ago to the effect that —tnere are vital facts connected with the Bullock bonds that necessarily the Bond Committee could not get, because they could not secure the witnesses. These facts will throw a flood of light on the bad bonds, will show up toe dark practices of some of the bondnolders, and enlighten us as to the real innocents, in whose equities alone is there any merit which the State should recognize. The Augusta Constitutionalist, in referring to our neighbor, knows of “nothing which will justify the State in reopening the question and involv ing us in fresh trouble and expense. It has heard of no ‘vital facts’ which the Bond Committee was un able to discover that any other Com mittee will be able to ob'ain.” In conclusion the Constitutionalist says: We assert again that no further investigation is needed or desired. The wnole scheme of fraud and vil lainy has been thoroughly “probed,” the bona fide aod the “innocent” purchasers have been discovered, and the “equities” have been adjusted. The report of the committee was re ceived, its recommendations calmly discussed and almost unanimously adopted. Let the matter rest just where it is. Our neighbors of the Constitution thinks that it is to the State’s inter est to settle the matter definitely after proper inquiry; that it is the imper ative requirement of the State’s honor to inquire properly before definitely settling the matter, and comes to the conclusion that— An investigation docs not carry with it the pledge of acceptance of any proposition. It simply shows our willingness to do right The man or journal that opposes a fair hearing by the State to her creditors puts her in a false position. And when it is done on the ground that our people can’t be trusted to resist corruption in the inquiry, the State’s selt-im- posed degradation is then complete. The Brunswick Appeal, in an arti cle on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, discussing the litigation and claims against that road, says that the bondholders, having lost hope of securing their advances from the State of Georgia, claim that the property should be turned over to them, as they furnished every dollar heretofore expended in its construc tion. The Appeal further asserts that —before the question ol priority is determined, we cannot reasonably hope for a termination of this im portant suit, save by compromise. Unless each interest—(the lien and general creditor, the stockholder aud bondholder)—agree to agree, it will be seen at a glance, that the case can be prolonged and its end delayed by either party at interest, for perhaps even years. _ ATLANTA, GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9, 1873. NO. 870. surrounding country. O140 hundred hands will soon be employed upon it We shall give nctioe of its progress and prospects from time to time. Oar lumi nary is in the ascendanoy here. We left this plaoe with many attruo tionSf 00 the night train, with that oolig- ing conductor, Ospt Edwards, for Athens. We arrived at daylight, and found a fine span of horses and phaeton at the dsp it, quite ao improvement upon the old plan of getting to the hotel. This outfit is owned by Messrs. Gann A beeves, whose card may be fouad in the Athena direct jry, in another oolumn of Th* Son. They keep constantly on hand a fine lot of horses and vehicles for hire and sale. Persons wishing to lire or pnrohase would dr> well to give them call. On our arrival we were sorry t_ learn the old proprietor of the Newton House, Col. Wha r ton, had departed this life the Friday before. He was well fit tea for his business, a good citizen, 1 member of the M. £ Church, a Mason, and an Odd Fellow.. Hisson-in.-law, Mr. Conrad, who was his clerk, is carrying on the business, and we hope he may be cqme the proprietor. His bouse ii worthy of praise, and we trust will oon tinue to receive the patronage of the public. We called at the office of the Athens Watchman, and found our friend, the worthy editor, Ool. Ohnsty, at nU post, fallj recovered from the effects of jte night’* lodging with three or f »ur t e- tween two and three hundred pounders, not all in the same bed, but all in the same room, at the Walton Court. W* were glad to lo trn his paper ha j a good circulation and is doing well. We abo called to see those gentlemen of the quill, OoL Grant and his- son, of the North East Georgian. We spent some agrees- bl moments in thetv sanctum. We were informed their paper is rapidly I (rowing in favor and i> creasing in oirou- ation. Both the Watchman and North E ist Georgian ore good advertising me diums. We learned the University is in u flour isbing condition as also the Lucy Oobb Institute aud Madam Sosnowski’s Select School for young Ladie 1 are ail doing well. ’Tie with feelings of pleasure that we mention the business men Of this plaoe. There is no town in Georgia that oau boast of a nigber toned or more intelligent class of merchants. Among them we would notice Mosers. Sumiuej ANewtou, who do a large business iu hardware, ag ricuhural implement*, etc.; also Messrs. Cnilds, Nickerson A Co., whoarelaig* dealers in hiidwaie, mill findings, agri cultural impemeuts, Chicago farm pumps, etc. We noticed Lome fine cir cular saws, of which they sell a great many. We would mention our old fneod A. S. Dorsey, who is a large dealt r in dry goods, groceries aud assorted merchan dise, and who is aUo agent for the justly celebrated Sou Fowl Guano. The above are all reliable firms, whose cards may be lound in the columns of The Sum. There are many other mer chants in this plaoe who do a large busi ness, whose cards we should be pleased to insert in Th* Sum. dcprke’s opera hall s an extensive building recently erocted at a cost of above forty thoumiud dol lars. The Hull is large and commodious aud will seat eight huudre 1 persons. Toe statue, its paintings', scenery, aud indeea all its appointments are said to be the most complete of any in the State uud have been gotten up at great expense. Troupes in passing through Georgia would do well to visit Athens, whose pop ulation is near six thousand. The citi zeus are refined and intelligent. Music und the drama, indeed all the liberal arts would be fully encouraged here Before closing our letter wo would re turn out thunks to one of Athens nobie- muu, Dr. J. A. Hunicutt to whom we ore under many obligations for favors shown. We regret we could not accept his invita turn to visit him at his elegimt residence in Cobbhum. We were happy to meet oar young irieud the Hon. A. Mitchell, who is look ing very well. Littls did we think that the iasy mannered school boy of a few years ago would rise so rapidly as to be called to fill important posts of trubtand houor at so early an age. Gov. Hmitn has manifested good judgment in ap pointing bim lo fill the place he now oc cupies, that of Judge of the County Court. The appointment has given en tire satisfaction. Our efforts in behalf of The Sun for this wee* will now olose and we hasten home to enjoy aSibbath day's rest be fore we again announce ourself On the Go. Interesting to Insurance *««»«• The following correspond.noe, wbioh requires no explanation, will be read witn feelinq interest bj our insnrknoe agents: Macon, April 3, 1873. W. L. Goldsmith, Esq., Comptroller General.-—Sir : Iu yours of 27ih Mktoh yon require of me to collect 810 of each agent of insuranoe companies. Do yon intend the tax to app'y to each memoer s firm ? Yours, raspeotfully, W. T. Nelson, T. 0. of Bibb county. State or Qeoboia, Office Coup. Oen , I Atlanta, April 13, 1873. ( W. T. Kelson, T. C., Macon, Go..— Dear Sib : Yours of 3d inataut to baud. Each member of iusuranoe firm pkya the special tax of 810, Very respectfully, W. L. Goldsmith. Comptroller CK-ueaal. belter r.ou. ear Ir.T.IIInc Agent. Athknm, Ol.. : prll Stb, 1878. Dear Sun:—Some may come and some nay gu, but we are Bfft>r on the go; and in our continued locomotion we fonnd onraelf again at Union Point. A name significant of ita man? attractions, espec ially in a social point of view. The place ii making respectable advancement it the line of improvement*. The Baptist Church is nearly completed and present* a fine appearance. They have a flour ishing school of wbioh we will have •ocaetbing'to aay it mother time. There >■ a copper mine not far from here wbieh afford* a proepeet at this timeof beeom- mga aoozoe of wealth to this plaoe and Malt Llqsor sad Sawlag Machfa.a* Tbs following latter, wbioh baa just b-'.-u published by the Augusts papers, ill uff.nl information upon questions bicu will be 01 oecuiiar interest to those immediately ooncerned. State or Gbohoia, 1 Office Comptroller General, > Atlanta, Ga., April 1st, 1873,) John A. Bolder, Tax Collector, Rich mond Cout.li/:—Hie—In reply to your favor ol tbo 31st ulL, in which you ask “Are dealers who sell ale and porter in bottles packed in casks, by tbs cask, lia ble to the Li as wholesale dealers in malt liquors?' 1 I suawsr they are wboleea.e dealers, and if tbs ale, porter, etc., is malt liquor, then they are liable for tbs tax. 2d. "Are men who are employed by authorized agents of sawing machines to can rue a see-ion for tbe purpose of .ell ing or e^bsugiug, liable, as well as their principal, to tbe tax?” I answer each agent is liable, sob- eg- nt as well as prinoipaL Vary respect fully, W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General. Interesting Items. Jackson’s balsam Conquers poison, masters pain, and truly proves the sufferer's gain. LIKE BBQULABS ON DRESS PARADE The teeth should always be scrupulously clean and free from blemish. Kiepthem in this condition with tbe incomparable Sozodont, and when they are veterans in the service, they will still be ss "good as new.” REMOVE FROM THE BLOOD Those wastes arising from the aotion of the ayati m whioh, if allowed to remain in the circulation, give rise to aisea es whioh ap edily destroy lite. Nature haa ap* ■ oil,ted the kidneys and liver aa net agents, oy whose aotion impurities shall be elimiuated from tho system, and when tuese agents are torpid or debilitated, or disabled from any oauae, for their bust* ness, Hamilton’s Boohn and Dandelion imparts fresh life and rigor to them, and makes of them the beat blood purifiers one oan have. This preparation for sale at Bedwines A Fox’s Drag Store. Wamtrd.—An energetic, experienoed canvassing ageLl to represent an estab lished family weekly In this city. Every subscriber to Gdb Fireside Friend re ceives a oopy of the oil Ohromo "Cute,” acknowledged to ba the most valuable and most taking preminm pioture; also receives a share in tbe distribution of $25,000 iu oasb and premiums. A splen did busiuesa chance for the right man. It will pay men experienoed in soliciting or managing general agencies to inveti- ;«te. Address, with references, Waters t Oo., publishers, Chicago, 111,, and Baltimore. Caution! Eveiy genuine box of Dr. McLane'a Diver Pills It m the signature of Flem ing Br -their. Pittsburg, Pa., and their private U. H imp. SSTTake no other. The market . mil of imitations. ft is the p Mpmar verdiot that people wuo nave oeen accustomed o tbe on of hitters or oordials, are obliged, eventu ally, to resort tc MoLean’s Liver Pills for permanen. relie r Ciiills and Fivers, in all forms— •• Fold their tent* 1 ke Arabs, And m silently steal away.” under tbe magic influence oi Kress Fever ToDic. A few doses will start th) pro cession promptly, and leave in the place of the e unwelcome guests, sunshine, health, happiness and joy ii the house hold, A box of pills, free of charge, is contained in each wrapper, and when this obill lemedy is taken according to the directions around each bottle, the pro prietors warrant it to cure. Kedwine A Fox will supply the remedy. MOTHERS BE ADVISED. Always keep a bottle of Dr. Tutt’s Celebrated Expectorant in the house. It is a certain and pleasant cure for oronp, ‘.cughs, colds, etc. It is agreeable to the taste, and children take it readily. Go to yonr druggist and get it at once, it m iy save the life of yonr little one. Mobile, Ala., May 27, 1869. Dr. W. H. Tail: Dear fcjir—I should be pleased to ad vertise your meoiciues, and will cheer fully give you a good notice of your Ex peotorant, as I have personally nsed it with great satisfaction. Very respectfully, W. D. Mann, Proprietor of the Mobile Register. The Barbers prefer Dr. Tutt’s Hair Dye. B JU1M1UL OOK AND IVKWH PAPER. Pei*EM. MILLS, JAMES ORMOND, Proprietor. HP Before to thia sheet as a speoimen of News Paper. I ROCKERY i GLASSWARE. Sso Ml BRIDE M VO. Imjorten and Jobbers of Crockery, Glassware w hotel a saloon fixtuhbr. ’ARRIAGES. BUGGIES AND WAGONS. J. J. FORD, IManuihoturer andflDnaler In . CIAMICES UD BOSSIES, SPHIBC110 IROR1XLE W1S0IS OOBNKB PBTOB AND LIKE STREETS. Two Duly Connections Blue M ountain Route VIA SEI.MA, ROME, AND DALTJN Railroad and Its Connection.. DASSEMOEB8 LEAVING ATLANTA BY TBE askfisu THJB MAXI* Of Him*. Bom*and Dalton Railroad, Arriving at Bolin* »t. «... 2*0 A. M. Stotabliolied.: «l. M. BBADSTBKT * SOW, IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY, JAMES' BLOCK, ATLANTA, QEOBOIA. JT. W» FONDA. ...,„.3ip«rtaUR«8iit. CHARLESTON WHOLESALE DIRETORI D 1 LOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY. EH LAtPSHE. The Reliable Jewelry (Store, WHI TEH AWL STREET. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHKH, STANDARD GOLD OHAIN8, OLD GOLD-BEADED CANES, SOLID SILVER WARE, AND A OR EBAL ASSORTMENT OF FINE JEWELRY. RUGS AND MEDICINES. HEARD, CRAIG & CO., Wholesale Druggist*, IVo. 13 TCftmbnll House. UKNITURE. PhJtTT *£CO.,| LATEST STYLES OF SUPERS Parlor Sail*, Chamber Suita, | Din Ing - Room Suita, Office Furniture, and Furniture of Every Description Whatever. NOS. 7*0 JAMES BANK BLOCK. Houston Co., Ga., Dec. 22, 1868. Messrs. Zttlin dk Co., Macon, Oa.: Gentlemen—Simmons’ Liver Regulator has been used in my family many years with great success. I regard it an in valuable family medicine, and take pleas ure in recommending it to tbe pnblio. Very respectfully, Rev. J. Rufus Felder. A FAMILY TREASURE. The happiest and best member of a tumily is UHually called the light of the household, because, besides being happy and oheerfnl bimselt or herself, he or she makes all else happy and eiicerful. The Charter Oak is such a treasure. dooley’b yeast powder Cannot be excelled for mas'ug light, sweet rolls, biscuits, waffles, corn bread, eio. It is always ready and reliable. Fob medioinal nse—Century Whiskey, For over FORTY.YKARffthie PURELY VEGETABLE LIYEB MEDICINE haa proved to be the QREAT kUNFAILINO SPECIFIC Liver Complaint end IU pelnful off«pr1i-g, DYS PEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jeandke, BUtoae *t- teoke, SICK HEADACHE. Colic, Depreeeton of Spir it*, SOUR STOMACH, Heertburn, CHILLS AND FEVER, ke., ke. After yeere of oereful experiment*, to meet e argent demend, wo now produce from origin*! Genul THE PREPARED, _ Liquid form of SIMMONS' LiVKU REGULATOR, containing ell lta wonderful end velueble proper- dee, end offer It ta ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES. rtae Powdi re, (price ee before f l.nu per peckege Sent by mell 1.04 CAUTION I ‘Ut Buy no Powder* or PREPARED SIMMONS' LIVER REOI'LATOR unieea lo imi oi greved wrap- with Trede murk. Htampe end Signature* an te other U genuine. J. H. ZKILIN * CO.. MAOON. 0*-. end PHILADELPHIA. OLD BY ALL DRUGGIST per. with broken. WSNTBDT G INTI LMEN. of go*> Edu-et to SOUfllt HIIIES' IITE1LIIUH IMTEHEST HUES. , I. 9 and 10 per Three Table* ere et once* com rcbeeeire ai d compe-t. he elm pleat cheep* et* fui*mid of Sear** yet pm Mt. They ret*' et ft 50. end will eel I reedil) tau-g- at buentree w *• who oan be induced Mtu e lair exemloatlou lAlMEv, PubiUber, 771 huaeom St. Phil*. Mercantile leble Booke. of all kind*, * epeeuUty. spIS'lta. I RAIN, MEATS, FLOUR, &e. STEPHENS H FLPAJT, General Commission Merchants FORSYTH STREET, REAR THE CAPITOL. IROCERIES. A. C. It B. r. wi-nr, Wholesale (J roeers, H Oomml*Bion Merohaatu, OOBNKB PRIOR AND DEOATDB STREETS. ARDWARE, CUTLERY!&c.l TOMMEP, STEU'ART If BELM, Hardware Merohanta, AGENTS FOR mart’. Okjnel. JhrN... Myemmer. Fmlir C.myumy's BUS* m mmsttuf r—t>4rr % JtUt Msm uud BelUm* Clothe. OOBNKB DKOATUB AND PBTOB til BEETS, In front of the Kimball Home. Implements, machinery, &e. * MAHHJ H'.JtJOUjrSOJr, DEALER IE iuicnltiiral Implements, Machinery Chemicals, GuanorSeediriAv* Hiook,j ---- - DxOrVE'S OPERA BOUSE BLOCK MARIETTA STRUT! L IQUORS, WINES, SCO. SBEPARne BALHtrrjr e co., Wholesale Dealers in M mum none msmipB No. 1 Decatur Street. ATLANTA, OEOSilA. ILLER8 Ac DEALERS IIV HTOCK FEED. J. D. .ROGERS If CO., DEPOT NO. 13 BANK BLOCK. Alabama Stbxrt. Will kwp co.teA.Uj od hud Flour. Mete, Stock FMd, H»j, Otea, Dora, Biu P IANOS, ORGANS & MUSIC. GUMLFURD, IFOOD tf VO.JR 1 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MUSXOAXj HffZIROBAXSXSai Publisher* of Georgia Mualoal Boleotio, 6i Whitehall Street, g AINTS, OILS. LAMPS. GLASS, Etc., Etc. CARLES', DVCK It CO., 'Atlanta Branch Great Sonthern Oil and Faint forks, S 3IJ Hornti Pryor street. American Vtmlsbri, Paint* end Paint OUa, Keuiucky Pure While Lead* Olaae, Lamp* and Plxturre, at th* very loweet rate*. ASH, BLINDS AND DOORS. J. VsyCECK. tt CO., D K AjL MM H*I|W3| ODORS, MOULDIRGS, BRACKETS, PIIIISiOlUUSS.SlisHALIIDS S rrOVES, HOUSKPURNIHHING GOODS, Etc. UVJTJrtVMJTT If BELLLSatLATUS, NO. O M \ RIETI A HTHEET, PliUMBERS, HTEAM AND GAH FITTERB, OOPPER- Hmitbs, Bboet Iron Work, snd Tiu Rouffling. Dealers in Htores, Tin Ware, Orates, Pumps, Hose, Tin ~ Plate, Sheet Copper, Sheet Don, Steam Pipe. Meridian 7......... Jackaon Vicksburg amo night 8:.id A. M. AMO, make close connection at CALEBS with 8:98 A. M. 7:20 P. M. 1:80 A.M. and its train* of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery Mobil* New Orleans equipment la not eurpaaeed by any In the Houtb for etrength and beauty of finish. 8SF* No change of oara between Borne end Selma PULLMAN PALACE CARS run through from HOME VIA BELMA to VIOKfl BUBO without change. W. a A. B. B.. make doe* connection* at Borne w FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Selma, Borne k Dalton Railroad, arriving at Bebna at ia:ao A. M Fare ee low aa br any other Route. *Sr PurcheM Ticket* via Kingston at tho Qener laket Offloe JOHN B. PEOK. General G. BARNEY, Passenger Agent, Patona, Ala. PLA NTEBS! Look to Your Interest. Snierior Fertilizer at $20 per Tod. T>Y comporting Phoenix Guano with Cotton seed. JJ you can mates Fertiliser AS EFFICIENT AH ANY IN MARKET, as will be proven by the ear- Ufloatee of a number of the oeit planter* in. Oeor- •utlflo School of Yale Oollege. Ho eaye: "A oom- poet made by mixing Pbmmx Guano with twice it* weight of cotton eeod, and allowing the wnole to heat, w <uld oomtitute a very rloh and active fe»- till **r." Heavy etocke alwaya on hand. Planter*' ordara flltad with prouiptoeas. For formula for oompoat- lug Sud arioaa ol uuano, apply to /. A. ABfSLBT, mhidif Corner Pryor and Huutar atreeta. 3PBIIG DID SUMMER CLQTHIRfi, 1173 M.N.ROGERS&CO. MAIfUFAOTURBRS AND JOBBERe -OK- Men’s, Youths’ & Jots’ Clotbint, 144 and 4M BROADWAY, HEW YORK ’priha end Summer V^Smll lanrifi and tt prices guaranteed as low m any house In th# rade furuiebing equal gtadee of goods. ^ Our stock is manufactured exclusively Ibr th# outbera States. Southcru dealers are more oei» In to find the stylo of —*, her —‘ ** stock Wratern trade. Mr. W. T. BUBGE, formerly Marshall k Burge Larieeton, B. C., haa conuactod himself with M N ROGERS k OO. B ^ ANK OF CHARLESTON, (N. Bk’g Association,) 22 Broad Street Wm. B. BURDEN, A. 8. JOHNSTON, Cashier. 49- Capital, 1000,000. nmw Q0onn. E dwin bateb & co» 12* MMgntG ffiBMR E W. MARSHALL A 00., , • 148 MEETING iaAt. J OHNSTON, CHEWS k OO.. 41 K AIBE ETBRET. J OHN O. UILNOB * OO., IU MEETING STREET. MjtMXS WXKM. ART k OO., .» MAXEE STREET. J E. AUGER k CO.. • IW MEETING STREET, H TOHN 8. FAIRLY * Oa, *» 81 B.XNE BTKEXT ud TO M4EEXT ET. V. FLEJUNO * OOm^ B. STODDARD k CO., • IU MEKTIMG T H. BRISTOL L k OO., • IU MEETING IU MEETING STREET. uT.rjix, TSJJO- wjsm b. mbll. Jf- trutau, are. ILIJAM SHEPHERD 2r CO.’ V.T it H4YNE STREET. sure, lAPm, xc. E dmonds t. bbown, (otuteflim F. D. Fteinlpg.l 48 HAXNR HTftEET. SS. OCRRIKM. G eo. w. williams a co., 1 and 2 HAYNE STREET. H enry bisohoff a co„ 127 and 199 BART BAY. o. F. WIEIERS. jBTEFFBNS. WERNER k DUOKEB, .MIU4 Bw. U.»»ttTtel«MRMkre. H. CHAFEIi k . CO.. andiOT E4ET BAT. \MTA6ENER, MONSEES k CO.. Vf ltd. lUEtUT KAYlkdlk 4QDEENET. omv.E mo omamicxiB, D OWIE, MOI8E aTuvTs. " Importers and Wholesale Druggists, MKETIMQ ST,, corner H*8EL. tfSMMUJT AFil nOMMBTSC PMUlTH. O BART k OO., J»U, 47 Ud 48, MABKET STREET. P AUL WELCH k CO., i 11, E4ET BAY, I^DWIN-BATEa k CO., JLI 1M MEETI I lt FALK A OO., • i m MEETING 8TRENT. *0, KING rriEET. J OHN Q. MILNER k CO., lUMEETIBa >U MEETING STREET. . aiutra. ajtro i I U. HALL k CO., » X 4. I, T ud I M OP. WALE, >0 HAYNE STREET. THE OKBAT Southern Remedy JO® THE CURE OF SCROFULOUS TAINT : Rheumatism, White Swelling, Gout, C Oonaumptlon, Bronchitla, Nervous DeblJity, i dieses ee arising from an impure condition of th* blood. The merits of thia valuable preparatloa are *o well known that e peaelng aptloe la but neoeeaary tore- mind tbs readera of this) carnal ot the neceartty of 'waja having a bottle of this medicine among their ^ock of familv nanrsail lee OerUfloatee een be presented trees many leading uystolen*, MlnUter*.and heads of families through- the South, endorsing It in the Highest tarma. The Fluid Extract of Rtraedalla DR. R. WILSON OARB, of Baltimore, mya "he has need It in ease* of Scrofula aod other diseases. I persona suffering f th dieeaeed Blood, saying U superior to any pv* ri (ration ha haa evar used. Bnv. DABNEY Bil .of the BalUmore mTe. Oon- moe South, aeya Ik iu been so much benefit tad IU uee that he dk ifblly reoommanda it to aO friends and eoquali Stcee. CRAVEN k OO.. Dr«. «tets. et GordonavlUe, Va. *N, Murfreesboro Tenm, •etiam when all alee miied. our space admit, va ooiUd^gvayou teetlmo- *coally or byra^uletlam Roeadalie la sold by all Druggist*. JLEMENTS, k OO., Bannaon*. Sol* Proprietoi. JOHN F. HENRY, No. • Oollmm Place salt ork«W heleeele Agency UFAUrURERS CONOR B NEWER FIFE. SP<ffSW50D OI ®TElU OPIUM THOMAS H. HA.tit I* .Pr#p”-ler. 1ot utfi(t BOARD |iUt P* B DAY. ' Wr * ‘ “ U ‘ n BYINQTON HOT E Oriffin, Georgia. O BO. W. BY1NOTON. merehlLtf eMmrphim Stall .muii) cnrtd »y Df. Beck'e ouiy known and sure Remedy. w _ MO•HAROS * for treetment until cmed. Call on or address OR. J. C. BECK. CINCINNATI. OHIO. Rankin donee. J. W. II TAN. Oolurqlto.V,— YYYY That Pure Stimulant, AAAA ‘'Century" Whisky, adver Weed in the Daily no*, by H. K. THUBBEB 4 OO. I New York, U for aaie by ■ Ljl T - J-HULLieg, Agent, The Live Qrooer. Peachtree street ■PneT JOHN DABBY, the mat ChemfouP fully analysed the Century, and said that for ••purity andrtfengtfc * it ••must stand preeminent" ■ Dn, W. W. HALL, the widely known editov of I M|L‘* Journal of Health, aeya: -It u beyond dia- ■ Utat bad whlakv—Adulterated liquors—excreta* pernicious and <LetrucUve Influence over the eltb, morals and minda of vast multitudes;' and ■at ■*anv man who will guarantee to furnish e pure •rtleta of sUmulent tneriu public patronage to th* extant that such an article la really necessary;" aua tuat the -r«Liury" fa •*nrt!d lo it# obsneter. pur* in tig quality, and unquestionably adapted to all medical purposes" ^ mhiadimd SlOO REWARD. I WILL pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest *od delivery to me In AUeam. G*.. ef a colofod m*n by the name of ASA PEACOCK. He la of copper oolor, about S# reara of age, • Bet 6 tnedea ss M. I« M4 >«, Ik. telj o, Alteate. I will p.F Rite Aollare to, hu dtelnrjio ia, ite.jtel la ik. 4mA M ttotoA Addnto (JoL WM. B. HGLBET. AlteaH. °^*j t [f WILLIAM WBIGME. NRrBEJi CMJUniWr-FMFN, J N. ROBSON, • 44 Eite Itej. 113 AUAaM. Wklrl. .. . cisnax xjro weicw. TVf'ANXOlTE k OO., Proprietor, of the -IY-X Oha’l.uoa BnuuK Btn. Otev Fmtorj, L.Vte..U»to" Hi lAOT BAY. rmum xjto pjtva.aaRl 1m*£« xm-o too me. _ 1I7ILLUM SHEPHERD k OO , VV 29 HA7NX KTKIET. ailjtite fionetf. CUMMEY 4 NEWTON, 43 WboiMte, 1.4 Btetei — 1 T la Agricultural Implement*. 4a piHILDS, NICKEBSON * CO., Dealer* In Uardwave, Iron, NaUa. Mill find- 'uK*,pe,Agri c ulturai Implements, Okieago Farm sorted Merchandise, and Agent fur th* Justly cole* bra ted gee Fowl Guano. TfcUPREE’B OPERA HOUSE, XF Oomplete in ail iu appeintnunt#, easting uepaoity SOU persona, apply to LU0KY 4 YOUNO. G ann a reves, Steak Ul Profzaeional {Directors J AMES O. BARTON, Attorn.y and OouoMllar .1 Uw ud Itete Xteate Ag.nl. Oon. /era, Oa., will practice in the Superior end Supreme Oourta ®f Georgia. OSIce flm door seat of Court WURUintlUUIliUI Ohtonfk off eolMdulo. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, 6th INST. RIGHT PASSENGER OUTWARD Will Iwn Attend Arrive et Dalton Arris*et Chattanooga... S:10 p i 1-29 a a 1:45 e ■ Arrive at Atlanta WENOKB OUTWARD- THROUGH TO NEW YORK VIA NA8HYILLB. I*«V* Atlanta 1:20 a m Arrive at Chattanooga 4:2S n m DAY PASHENOER INWAKD —THROUGH FROM NEW YORK Leave Chattanooga. frff Arrive at Dalton ft** am Arrive at Atlanta .1:41 p m ‘ B. B. WALKER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND UCTIHEEIS. JE5!TI>»7s HARRIS A PETEHSOX, BEAL ESTATE AOENT8 AHD AUCTIOHEKM, QPECIAL attantion given to 4 IgWi eatrt — * itate In the oty of Atfanta *n4 <ri& t. 8 yfrCBBOM AUCTIONEER* oto-x-idfc7saat ,, ‘