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I •“■PBHPBBSSMBWH T!HB ATLANTA SUN DAILY.AND WgLKLY. THE BUN PUBLISHING CO. Hon.A.H. STEPHENS POLITICAL EWTOR. U±A /\ THE VOL. Ill ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1873. NO. 884. ^ uni or miclinia,! DAILY—Fn innoju. 4 g gg BOIjmi), I gg Qggrtwrlr j og • If WEEKLY—PtyMagm og gWTBKnTK'i MSN null U.1 WmUi dr. oolatloo Jg lan« man that of in; gggM BYTELEGRAPI I. From cake. • HkVkBk. April 24— Bid well has bean delivered to the English officers. Tha ■r. IH,bW laheel HUl.r,. Wa Uka plaasore ia pnbllahing the fol- lowing ooameodatory of Mr. Stephens’ thia grand ooantrv Has ia hard work in the preeant and future. Even from ■elflsh motive., it wowid be ebaord to alrnw Ihae AM 44 BMieflOil 11/ aa kawn II li iTiyiimmliuiissniKMi, TO TBS ATLANTA SUN. OodioI that O'Kelly'a trial mutt continue if quiet it mtabliabed. Tbe Captain General will ezeroiae olemenoy, bat oon- not atop the oooree of the law. UlapH af tAo P*p«. Koua, April 24. -The Pope relapeed The ana of highest barometer will ex ««ain and ia confined to kia bed. MMTMOM0 LOGICAL. omci CHIEF OF SIGNAL IBVIOE Wasumtox, D. 0., April 34, UTS. tend on Frida; South earn orer the South ern S la tea and the preaenre will fall de cided*; orer the Hiaaoori Talla; and the upper lakea with riaing temperature and diminubiog winda. For the Ohio Val le;, Middle and Eaatern States, north west winds with cloud; t>r parti; cloud; weather with poaaibl; aomewbat higher temperature. ; For the South Atlantic and Eaatern Qaif States, north and weat and parti; cloud; and wear weather. For the Cioutkweet, diminiahlognortbarl; winda aud riaing temperature and clear ing weather. For the lake region, wea- terl; winda with clend; weather, f •* s -A ‘Web jrmw» naa ju Mara. naiici.w. aiwki r. Fhovidbmob, April 24—Eiidenoa geea to ebow tnat the flofid which washed the bridge oanaing the Stoniugton accident waa caused b; maioious tampering with 1 be dam. a H.llgloa, lalhiilul Kills her Call- mmu New You, April 24. —A woman, eras; from religion and aiokneas strangled bar two children and roasted them on a atove. The eldest ohild, 5 years of’age, uiaep in the adjoining room waa un barmen. The detail? an horrible. -J gfcie BstlH Wild Pannipi. Two children on Staten Ialand died from eating wild parsnips. Hon.* Starved f. Or.th. Sixteen valuable horses belonging to Tbomaa Farrell died from starvation. Tbs owner was awa; sick. The horses had eatan boards and everything in the stable wbeie tne; were looked op. Star, Indian Harder. Lzivbmwobth, April 24.— Capt. Darl ing, Chief of the surve;ing part; here, ebargee that Osages and Cheyenne*. wbo murdered his msn, were fifteen miles oataida their nearvation. Surveyors have withdrawn from the Indian oonntry nntiUhag esa Bear* Oovaramaat pea tectii n. Tbs Indiana are driving away ■took and killing aettlers,in south wotlaaa -•WdStXSteMh tUoit-M. The destruction of the boninmna |4fl of the city Bee dim inevitable. a SpMMUk Uakfcle London, April a4.—A Madrid spocinl Diefliol Piy Murgull in plane of Fig-ie ru oauseM tuteDee excitement. The rising of the people of Madrid is immi nent. Earl De La Marr Lae committed sui cide. CVBMCrBllBRat WiittiNOTuN, April 24.—The consecra tion of Bov. W. H. Gross aa Catholic BirLup of ttavanuah Pikes olace at the Baltimore Cathedral ou Sunday next. U1 Ska Poor India.. Anxaeaaa Urn, April 24—It ia re pot UU tpnl there three men were k Ued by the ludiana St Madison Lodge creet, near the South line of the Bute. It is stated tbgt nine others were killed about the asms time. 8am Fbamguoo, April 24.—The Texas famflo Bailroad surveyor, an at Tueeen, havingcompleted the survey from Me- .aelitk tfew Mexig<t to the Rym a village*, WAdflLpA flU Portland, Oregon, eaya the Indiana on Colanibia, Snake and Lewis rivers are advised of the h|o doo attair, having war danoee, and are painted. The troops are punishing the Indiana in Sonora vigorously. New Yobx, April 24.—Kangaroo left fur Hug Isiand Inlet to lay ashore the end of the new Cable. KUlsd br n Horae. Mra Ann Gastello was bitten, knocked down and tramped upon by a vicious horse last Evening in Brookiyu. She will die. A Hag* Strike, Londom, April 24—Twenty thousand ooal-miners in Leioeiatershire bare (■truck. >%4k o. ■ a.IYVt Ik’s CM,. At an'IA'toeikl meetfiig of' the' share. a resolution waa adopted in favor of tlia oouaolidatiou of the oompaDiea and the amalgamation of all eabla interests. A Bokcmlao Vkra. The manufactnring t iwn of Joaohima- thal, in the mountains of Bohemia, waa destroyed by fire on the 8Ut of March. Out of 686 houses in the city 460 were completely burned and 6,000 peneua ran- deiad houaelaaa. The m gnifioeut church fouud d in the early days of the relor- wation fall a prey to the flames aa did also valuable paintings by Laces Cra nach and Albert Durer. » SSIS.r.a Albany, April 24—Collector Briley seized twenty looomotivee, thirty-eight passenger and three baggage or re on the New York Central and Hudson Hirer railroad for non payment of taxes. Tks Vlorlda LI(SI H,,h. WaauntoToM, D. O., April 24—The Cape Oallivsl Light House in Florida, in Tune 1873 will be painted in hori zontal bora, white and black, to make it more easily discernible ia day time. Cape Hatteraa ditto. Cape Lookout Tower to be cbeokered white and black. Boky Island Tower remains aa now. ft*llroag Hatters. Norfolk, April 24. -Tue committee on Ihe Chiton Forge CouueoU.u re ceived g comnmoiontion to-day from Preaidont Huntington of the Obetepeak and Ohio Railroad, in which he announ ces Lib intention to construct a railroad from 0 if ton Forge to L>nohbnrg, at an early day. Memphis, April 24.—The printers of the oonntry prees north Alabama re solve not to work for papers using patent outsides. Dcatk of Hub, U«o. BIIm. Spuingfield, Macs., April 20.—Geo Bliss, one of the oldest and beat known citizens of Springfield, died last night in his 80th year. He was several times a member of the Legislature, being Presi dent of the Senate in 1835 a> d Speaker of the Honsv> in 1863, a member or the Executive Council in 1848 and 1849, and a Scott Presidential Elector in 1852. Mr. Bliss was a lawyer by profession, but de voted himself largely, especially during the last half of his life, to railroad enter prises. He was one of tne originators of the Western (now Boston and Albany) Railroad, of which he was General Agent from 1836 to 1842, and subsequently for three years i'resident. He was also one of the originators of the Hartford aud Springfield road, and' w<*s interested in many other raiiroad Enterprises. From t 1850 to 1852 he was President of the Michigan Southern road, in 1853 and, 1854 President of the Chicago and idis- siasippi, and again <rom 1853 till be re tired from active business iu I860, Presi - dent of the Michigan Southern. He was ad ictive Director of the Chicago And Rock Island Railroad in its early history. He was a warm friend of all local charities and public enterprises, having been one of the strongest sup porters of tbe City Library, and Hamp den Park was laid out under his direc tion. He was the father of (Jol. Georg Bliss, Uuited States Attorney for tin Southern District of New York. thp cavalry horses at the Lava Redp. 0. J. Hoffmann is re-«leoted President Eli Brown, a noted western robber waa committed to trial withe at bail. Heavy Suit. An attachment against tbe French Theatre was served to-day in a suit of Feebler against Wm. Watte Sherman for n«prly a half million for Sherman*s alleged failure of contract. A Frias right. Kerney and Sloan fought 20 round* ia an hour and two mi nates. Kerney was the winner with a broken nose. Sloan oat two teeth. HKWI GLEAMING*. — The Viokshatg Herald of the !8tb iust. learus that tbe cotton crop has been badly injured by reoeut frosts and cold weather. — Memphis belles have discarded tlm Grecian beud, and nowaSHume rLe ‘•Sot- up Mur)-JaIie•ttDd•8l.')w-your-bre^iHtpll^ , attitude in pedestrianiziug ou the bully* vards. — Aorlored gentleman recently elected to Congress irom Alabama, ha* .shown his devotion to the State by nine years' service iu tbe State penitentiary. —The new daily pictorial, the Graphio, baa achieved a remark able success; muoh so, tbat two of the illustrated weeklies, it is said, are rbont to issue daily editions as an ofihet to tceir pro gressive rival. —The BalB&oreSaD “We are in formed tbai the Baltimore and Ohio Company disbursed $720,000 u> its cm ployee. numbering some twenty thou •and, for services for the month of Msroti. This is the greatest similar pay moot yet made, and shows the present exit mure operations of this company, whioh Mo largely affect the bnsiness of our oommunity." —Bishop Ehioott, of the British and Foreign Bible Society, says that tbe now translation of the Bible now being made under the superintendence of Eugliah and Amdrfeb scholars, cannot be comple ted for man} years, and a'ter tunc tbe priuting aud proving will occnpy a long time. Tbo Bishop is of the opinion moreover that the English j uhho will hesitate before they aooept the revised translation. —The Keokuk r Presbytery of the United Preeb>tenau Church, has sus pended Mveml of itn oommanicauto for the offunne of joining neernt societies to- wit: * ha Granges, or Patrons of Hus bandry," The BUHpe ded members lu- tend to rppeal to the Iowa hynod, and. faihug in that, to the General A^rembly of the Church. Tiui loan. — Fears are entertained thai the lata Told spell done some dimage to crops in the northern part of the t-Late. — The State Fair will be held Houston this year. It begina May 12th, and continues six days. There will be a reunion of tbe De mocracy of the 8ta*e at QalveetOR some timo this month. in tbe right direction. If tbe United States will not lend aa«i8tauc4% trie people ubouid take the mat er is A If.w Ucp.rlar. by Ik. World. N'xw Yobk, April 22.—The World tl.ig muriitug, in a iomr article Mi tbe D<mo critic part;, ii;a: We (cllowsinp all ganuDic Irka traders; **• acorn poll leal uwooution with an; protcciioniaL Ever; qiDOP wiio il weqaaraaMu lor tne trade la a good egokgti H—iocrai lor u«; so protectionist oan ovaUouooralat ail. We stake all our hopes On tasking the Demoeroc; an out aufl oil', ‘thick ai d lion, aggro else a. ii ;ou pie.aa, intol. a craut Ins trade part;, •nbordiuatiog all Og to tbi^ and thereb; drawn,, in it* aU «iU»ent who have a true rppreci* atiaxoi this groat principle. I School Hietor;, which onl; aaeda to ba examined to aeoare a wide eiroalation. Tbe oartifl-atea are from gentlemen ol diatinotion aa aehoian. and what the; as; in regard to the work ia worth; of the highest oonfldenoe. DaiTEigiTT or (Irolou. Anil lx lt73. Mr. Stephens' School Hiator; ia the work of a brood and oomprobensiva mind, reducing its large knowledge with in the com poos of a text-book, bat eoori- fioing nothing essential to elaarneas, ao- enrae;, and foroa. The detaila of frets sre well seleoted; the order of arrange ment and the method of treatment are admirabl; suited to tbe end in view. Throughout the volume, the movement ia steed;, eaa; and vigorous; and it im- preaaea a thoughtful reader with « feel ing of oompleteneee ms well as oonciae- neas. It ia, moreover, not e book ol opinions, bat of convictions, and auob convictions aa rest on fundamental prin ciples. Tbe leading merit of tbe work ia its judgment, and this goo I judgment appears in its calm m ^deration, its fixed eqaipoiae, and its tense! jus aduerenoe to fa.mess an impartialit;, It ie intellec tually no less than hiatonoall; truthful, and herein lies its remarkable worth. Wheu I add tbat thia unpretending volume, tbe trait of ;oare o, matured tboug' ' and ripe experience, oombiues ■a a utrieii'g degree the merits of atates- manabip >od scholarship, I leave my.elf little else to aa;, except to express the sincere wish, that this exoe’leut Text Bock may be universally adopted in oar schools. A. A, Lipscomb. Avnsa 0 so Ball, April 17, 1873 Hn. Dr. Hamilton, Atlanta, (ia: My Dzab Sjh—I tajte pleasure in ex pressing to you m; oonviption at the rare excellence of the “Hiator; of the Uuited States." by the Hon. A. H. Stephen,. No greater aenrioe oan be rendered to tbe educational inreresta of tbe Sonth, and to the fntnre of tbe States of the late Confederacy, than to plaoe in all their a-hoola a well-written, fair, impar tial history of the past Whilst duty calls for the enitivation of a broad na tional feeling, and the suppression of the bitterness eugeoere 1 b; war, dnt; colls with equal dearness for the affectionate and faithful transmission of the reoord of the fleroe struggle to coming genera tions, and for a careful okeriabinp of tbe memories of onr heroic dead. Mr. Stephens brought rare qulific lions to the work of historian. Per- baps tbe moat useful work of his life ia the History of the United States whioh he naa given to the publio. I hope that it will soon no in all our schools aud col leges, and a well read household book in every family. Tralyjonrs, 0. W. Lano. Dr, A. L. Hamilton, the general agent o< tbe book, wbo has been traveling in its interest tor several weeks, informs us that this valuable work ia received ever; where with great cordiality, and is dee tined to become, he balievea, the moet popular of all tbe school histories now in use. Aa we havef stated tefore, no efforts have been made to introduce the work aa its merits justly demand, and we trust our educators will look into its olaiins a clear aud unsentioDal history that can he read with profit aud without ooudem- nation, by ell the people of this country, •MUM. A Talk w|tk Gov, Smith on Stal* Af fair., Wo clip the following scccunt of an iutervie# with Gov. Smith from a Geor gia correspondent of the Philadelphia Prees; Gov. Smith, of Georgia, sent me word while ak Atlanta, that he wonld he glad to meet me aooially with my friends, and I availed uivaelt of bis kindness, and fonnd him to be a most genial aud cour teous gentleman, with a faoe aud bear ing that acnote great strength of oharao- ter aud an abundance of [e wer in re serve. He ia strongly hoilt, of med.im height, aboni 40 years of age, and re minded me of General Garfield, of Ohio, though Gov. Smith is not so large a mau. He ia one of tbe ablest lawyers in tbe State, and deserves all honor, lor he rose from the anvil to bis uresent bigh posi tion by sheer lore* and sterling ability. He bails irom Columbus, Georgia, and during the war commarded a regiui >ut in the Sontbi-ru army. He talked very ireely, and told me he bad no objections to my giving his conversation to the pub- “t. - Arc.—Are the negroes, the ex aiavee, working as well as the poorer white peo ple. Gov. Smith—Yea; a. a rule they are doing very well, particularly the younger people, who could more easily adapt Uiemsi Ives lo their ohang.il oouditiou, Imt the old-r people are not self seliaut, aud many of them still eling in depen dcuoe on tnair old masters. Aro.—There la an impression North that toe old masters ate the bitterest enemies of tnair old I auila. Gov. Smith—It ia a very wrong opin ion, I assure you, and the best wsy to iow ut error is for you toiuquireof the IdiDk Petals themselves. We have not the balk oi rate as strong aa the people o( com* Northern States, judging by (M laws until of 1st* on their sts nte books. The word “ white” is still : a the uoustitutiou ol Pounsjlvania. Aro.—It will not be to long. We have s convention to revise it Ia Georgia loing anything for the eduostiyn of the blacks V Gov. Smith—The subject i f education is attracting muoh attention, but uo measure adopted ir advocated makes any diatinotion between the ehiidreu ol eiti- zens, white or black. Arc.—Georgia promisee in its coal and iron fields, and Ms groat notion supply aud fine water power, to be a great mac ufacturiug Slate, bat the labor aud capital of the North are deterred from coming here. Gov. Smith—Why so 7 Arc.—Ou aocouut of the sup osed ini e-cunty to property and the atill uiaj- l*UC l.atrrd growing our of the w<f. Gov. Smith (earnestly)— But, my deir r, theta is aa inueli aeeunty lo properly hert* ta'ii auy psrt of the Union We re a las ala.ling jeoi >, as a ct span- on of onr criminal stall nea will show. Georgia lias as msn; churches, in pro- porion to bar popul-tioe, as auy State, and tier p« opts, in the business relations ol IT—in at honest aud honorable. Aa loin 'lalri-T—Ih-t ia u slander; we have <KU*li wi fccdoga am the dead past. Our only hope to redeem and develop not felt kindly to the adventurer* who aame hen after the war, whan w* ware beaten, erashed, blooding and impov erished These wrotehee have greeted the false Impression. Bat can you Mama ua for looking uo from the dual end complaining when than* nan M« to ploy «• the prejodioea of the poor fned- map te nds over ua 7 We ware very poor when'the war oleeed; Georgia waa deaolatad; wa had widows and orphans by tens of thousands: we bad maimed men by brigades, utterly helpings; we had rained homes and depict ad banka, end, to add to all three misfortunes, which were the legitimate results of the war, the carpet-baggers some like the locusts of E iypt to devour whet wae left. We cent love tbe loouata, even though it be a visitation of Providenoa. Let men come here to moke thia oonntry their hone, and they are free as the ‘waters to exeroise tnair every belief ooc- aistent with law, and the lew will protect then—more, we will gladly weloome and open our doom to theot. We oiler them obeep lauds, e rich end varied soil, e climate great iu tbe raege ae to its pro- dnotiveoess, yet more genial than the Nortu or West, which ia now tbe haven of the emigrant, or theee leaving tha North, Aa to politics, aver; man wbo voles mast vote one of the greet party tickets. Yet yon will find muoh leas partisan feeling in the South than in tha North. We have no time for politics. We mast live end rise, and we in Geoi- gie are determined to win.” There was mneh more aoid on this •ubjeot, bnt tha foregoing will give you tha view of a representative man. There is a brilliant future before this very able man, and a brilliant fataro for the grand State ot wltiph ha is th-> ^leoqUve when tbe mis'A clear away. Abo. We dip from the "Two Republics," published in the ojty of Megioo, the fol lowing paragraph: Txn Oav* or OsoABtiAini.FA.—Thia wonderful, cave is fast becoming a point of attraction. Several parties have recently visited it, end it is remarkable that it is not visited much oftener. Last week it wea visited bv a party of English and Amer- ’oans—Mrs. Skilt >n, Mrs. Dillon, Mias Sawyer. Memis. Sullivan, Dillon, Haling and Mr. Geo. Skilton. They wen high- ly interested, having penetrated the save to tbe distance of tbiee leagues. They bad adopted the preparatory arrange- meats neoeasary to have a good view of this magnificent subterranean Palaee; end took with them from thia dty a number of Bengal lights. They wen oooom ponied on their tour iu tbs oave by a number of the neighbors, who bore toreAct, whiob, with the Bengal lights, laminated the cavern, and they had a full view ef its magnificence. The lights flashed npon the walti aud roof, presenting e brilliant spectacle, which ia worth a visit from any part of the Rcpnblio, and more than an equivalent to e flying trip to Onarne- vaon. NEWS PAPER. ATLUT4 IPAFUf-jATIUf) JAMBS ORMOND, Proprietor. ** Refan to this sheet as a specimen of News Paper. Cl«) c c CKEKY GLASSWARE. &o -Wc BHIOK If VO. Mot mi Jobbers of Crockery, Glassware, hotel * saloon fixtures. •NO GOODS AT RHTAI L DECATUR 8TAIKT if KIMBALL MOUSE ARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS. A J, SO HD, Mnnuffeoturer andJSr>«nlor in, C1IIUCCS il IB6EIES, SPRUE ill IROI ISLE I1E1IS. oobum ravon inunnum. D LOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY. cn uma, The Reliable Jewelry Store, . WHITEHALL STREET, sou Alin aiLvim watunxa, staadaud oulii obaixb. olo GOLD HHADED OAWES, SOLID ilLVMt WARE. AND A OX BEAL ABSonTURMT OV FINE JEWKLBY. F RUGS AND MEDICINES JlCJJtO, t'lUN tr CO., Wholesale DrugsriNtN, No.ia Klmbnll HouKe. URNITURE. T * CO., latest bttlxb or aoraBj Puier Suita. C baas her Salts, Diulug- Ree Suib, OtBce Furulture, and Furniture ef “’•'.Fa !’T, r ‘J*i.‘^E» T "- NOTICE." rjIKN GOOD MEN WAVi KD. Apply U HOWARD 4 aoULK, aprMSt H MarUtto |X. O. O- F 1 . T HB ORDER OP PBOORtaiOII. oh SATURDAY, MUR Uut, will b« m follow* ; MmI si Odd Fallows lUU, oo MhrietU strMt, *t 10 o'clock; form to* prooMaloo and march up Brood ■UMt to MitchoU. up Mltchhll I* lolor*. tkioufh Peters to Whitshh>l. through Whltohull lo AUhomh, down Alhbma* lo Loyd, through Loyd to Doootur, up DhChtur lo Mhrlstu, up l shohtm lo Juudiou, up Brood 11 MarlPtU, thence to the Capitol. Address by Col. Jamb* D. Waddell. Citizens geuerelly lntlted. OsUery for Tlsitor*. »prt8-)l W. P. UcDAHIEL, MhrshhL GRAND SALE OF OIL CHROMOS, AT THE * * Live Auction House, OF X. C. MAYHON, J. H. BAKRBTf ^. AuatlSUMI SATURDAY NIGHT, 7* O'CLOCK. 1 HI collection * mbrune* copiee from ihe Grant Maetor* ol Europe uud America. Tbfj ere now ou exhibition. 0*U end *ee the grand dlaphy. Aprs** It TBEMONT HOUSE —AMD — Nine Room Residence AT AUOI ZON, On the Premieee, at 4 o’clock, TUKADhY Afternoon, tMh el April, 1473. end Bueineee men generally. This FINE BRICK HOTEL CfinUln* 4‘4 How in Etleeeu. etc. —AMOh— beeldes •errant Rooms, At the seme time end pUoe, thnt House and Lot Tbi* Is indeed. First-Cleee BEIAXj B8TATB wing uo oeer the Oepitoi. renders it very *mml I* >r M itel end Bonn tng Mouee parpoeee, or Funily Titles Forfebt: 1 KRMd On^qaerler Ceeh. beience one, two adthiwe jesre, with loUreet ** lo per oeot. pet luuuBi, audet coud f r uses. C. C, MJ-l-HM k, Kent Metnie Afeet, .consent kto' Base me* . N. S. JONES. PFf>w4«lqn BrQA#r ( MO. I PIER S O' ER* HOUSE BUILD 1*0, Llnnlnnuti, t)nU> U^Ordon «*refuily end promptly iUn^*hp»M G RAIN, MEATS. FLOUR, dee. •rgPHLrt kfi'L rAjr, General Commission Merchants'} rOMYTH STBEBT, Mau i«B OkHTOL. ROOERIE8, H ‘h. c. * m. r. mrC Wholesale G-rooeiw, - i —kWD— Oommlsalon Merohautu, »W“ SSSS. *»° MQBtvu remm* ARDWARE. OCTIAHnr,««o.| TOMJH*ir, KTKH\IHT If DECAL, Hardware -Mex*oliaiitu, AGENTS FOB BBHBOkTfiBAMDi*BYOB*iriBBBTe,laawnWa/ultill Hi Implements machinery. &o. Jf* *HMJ H'.JJOHJTNOjr\ Iplaltml Implemeiits, licbiieiy Ckenicalt, L Ouuno. Ha-d,. Live Paori aw opBBit lonaa bloub Ml oolx. WXBIBTTk KTBBB1 M IQUORS. WINES, Ao. wifmV 1410 H'ur If co., Wholesale Deulnre in Mill ill DOMESTIC HIES ill 111)1® TLkBTk, aiQB.u. J 1’yto.tur StrMt. ILLBRN * DRALERn IN STOCK FUBO, S. .ROBKHA V CO., DEPOT NO. 18 BANK BLOCK. B.—w, M* •u hand Flour Meet, itoek GEORGIA STATE L0T1ERY. POB APRIL. Drawing* DsUytt4p. u>. nrrrotTB " immi gbpital rmsB gv^ee.oa 80,81< Frisco, OBteuaUag to MMU.M mt stsaa. aac ft; Mat. ak haroii two at Uaaa atwi l_— being bkokA To daSeranne tbo tat* of 4m pr1**F*n4 Monk*. 78 number*, from i to 7* lnelueira, vtHheatewnUy plsimd in • wheel on the day of the dretfief. aod 13 of thorn drawn out at random t andthm uehmc hav ing for It* oombinatiou the let, 3d and S<1 drawn numbora, wtU b* *nUued te (h* CAPITAL PEIER Of TT..... *7.008 80 Tnat Uokefl having on it tn* dth. 9th «nd «tk drawn numbara, to..... M Of Thjt taahat having a. It tha tHu tah^d . •th drawn numbac*. to 888 00 That ttahat having on Ml* Util, liuiand / 12th drawn numban, tn geo *0 nai uako. borta* «■ u te. aa, aa lie diewn numbara. to gM m That ticket eu it 4m 9th. 8th and 7th drawn numbara. to....,^. *M if That ticket kaalag am It the ath. 7th and 8th drawn number*, to 888 00 hat ticket having on It tha 8th, 9th ami 10th lrawn numbers, lo 880 00 hat ticket having oo It the 9th, loth and • Uth drawn uuuibera, to *88 « That ticket having on it tha 1st, 2d an* Ath drawn numbara, to ggu og That Octet having on it the let, 2nd and 8th drawn number* to U| gg That ttahat having on tttha 1st, Id end 8th drawn aumters, to m 80 AU other tickets (being 107. with tarah of th* drawn numbara an, aeoh),......... ..... M 00 Thoa# 08 Uokata having on teem the lit ^ end 2nd drawn numbara. yah ■ isi.a. teOg Thoa* M Uokets havtugom team tea 2nd Ate drawn oombers, uuok. goo Ail other tloaota (being 8.324) with two of the drawn number* on, oaoh | 08 And all those tlcheta (being 3ft,740) with on* ouly of tea drawn numbara. aaah „ 1 og OAPiTAL FHlSIi On If ondeya capital wtU hn $7,000 00 On Tuesdays end Friday* oepltnl will ba 4.808 00 On Wadnaadays capital will ha 8.8M 0U No tiokat whiohahaU hava drawn*prta*a. n an- parlor denomination oan ba entitled la an InMor Ah prisMof 920 00 ami under will bapak lmma- diataiv altar tea drawing, without tee umm dadwa- ttonof Uoareant •V* PtUm oaabad at thia often. ^ ■0WAKP4 00. ( Man a p it ATLii 111 in tutus SHORT ii il °H to.ou, Coro.Biaa P IANOS, ORGANS & MUSIC. DViirwHO, HOODIE VO... IUBOBTSB, AMD WBULBUI S “»■' ~t IB MUaZOAXa WraRONAMPMU Pnbltohan of Oeorgla Musi al Boleotio, aa wqiwbaii aiT.,., AINTS/OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. Etc., Eto CotRLET, DUCAL E CO., s ui ftjii f orb, .L- Jkjg^jsmw wa rumro, m isa win lawwt raM. ASH, BLINDS AND DOORS. J. C. CECAL E CO., J :di» DKALblRS I|U IIMS.iMOIllOlltS, lUam.iNllTSJUL, CLlSS.SISIdUIBS ODE*EH LOYD FT*EXT Aid (H0I81A tAlIJOAP, OPPOdlTE 4EMEKAL PAXnKNUEE DEPOT. s *ao. B HaRim-l A ri'ltEUT, ‘1T39R PLUMBKRS, UTB4M AMD GAB FITTXRri, OOPP1R- ttauthA flbawi Iron Work, and Tin RoudLag. Dacian it UtoTta, Din Ware, Grates, Pumps, Hoan, Tut Fia*a, Sheet Copper, ttoeet Iren, Btoam Pipe. - ‘‘ Gnoge* Whistle. Fittings eto., eto., etc. ■AxuracrruBxu ouxcorrc uvu nra. Mmcnt wntti cniod. Oral an er addrara OR. A C. BECK OHOIfim OHK». COPTER TUE URITIilC RRRS. Agente Wanted. Additee .a 4UHI By th« wnj oi Wmt Point, Qtuf* Mo MoaMqr, AK; ) J aft O N AND AFTXB MA«OH In, 1878. MKJUM DAILY PAdUUOEH nuilfl *01 nXm tele linn m foUowa: Antra Afvfvn 1# 118 am 048 pm •:18pm 848am New Orleans.... 4Mg am 848pm Paaaengart going South nod Southwest wtb And this liua On* Hu "drer! and Slaty-two (ill) a Has ahortar and Twata* Sour* gal ohm to New cwteams end ail points than any other. Forty-six rnUag Shorter to Vieheburg and nU potata iu Okntml ami southern Alabama, Miaelraipp*, Lowlatama am* Am tanas*. Iheontv U»e running PULI I’S PAUCEJSLEEPUU CARS Thraagh frwma Atlanta am law Ur lemma WITHOUT U It AM OK. THROUGH TICKETS to all POINTS «- Buy jour urka-u ny way af VEST POINT AND MONTGOMERY, At-A. L. P. oka NT, hu pi. Atlanta A Warn Point K & G. i. FURNACE*. Bnpt Vaatarm ft. E. af Atm G. JORDAN, Gam. 8npt. MobUj^frat^E R. General FaaeamM AmsmL a mbit! ■ 8M. ■ attend 8>Mta«B»« rtllR III SIMM RJIRTRIR. #R M. N. ROGERSfeOO. ICAMUFACTfnUlAB AMD "—“Tin" Mee’s, iHtb’TfitH' (MUR 1 144 and 444 BEOA1) WAY, UMW*Wdt^h W 1 * mUSS nvar? IB * *mTrauLtemaSUti spring andSumiuarCtaSSteRamIlhaaaJtasaMkANd it pricer gnarantaad as lowaa amy haMtSSa 2U M Soutearn Htatae. Hootheru dm Mrs aramflR8,«|m tam t* And tee style a# awr gwada, andTfiPii saMsaar. or Westeru trade. f if ^If T. RUNG*, formerly Marajmf? A Dmraa “ “ — M.M. KOGEHiNtrk Treat* tha Sam , ,... EELVBWML^lRIBaaES Mtvae eaa make it. Nattly «■» aati»4te atedte dtarrhma. dyeantery. at ^ater hawta mmnhtih enfest remedy la samh oases Ufhaf mBdhal^teli and delightful too to laiattva, Z Omanat'e EF PENT—PENT aBTH MR Iftt&kh, which heaia, tome* am4 tavtpmataa ten MtamtaS t»- *-etln*e, while It raliavM ahem tram tea until nioman white paavaka ahdteetem Rmam MM -'T all druggists. 4m>II GBOBGi PAGJB A Op KKIIllTTUU or ' Patent Portable Clrculu ?***&, Outlaaixy aa4 P«ukl. STEAM ENftfSk Wo. S Bo v -roeaer hlreft, jd-TIMORi, 4°- IW-A idyW O.laApew cmt. FannsD Portable Mills. BTINGTON H OTE L Griffin, Georgia. MO.,w. anxoroB. J. W. THOM A*. ATTORNEY AT i^A-W. and^Vk* aUa«T-Maa« p-ab-Daro \fsrsars m&iSi