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The Daily and Weekly Sun, ALEXANDER U. &TEFHESH,Proprietor RATE!) OP IlIIS^CNIpnUN. DAILY—Per annum, $8 CO Half y«arly, 4 00 Quarterly.......... ./i " Monthly, WEEKLY—Per annum, ....*.. fa 00 urouoia Railroad. UP DAY PAfiSENUXB TRAIN. Leaves Augusta 8 20 a Arrivas at Atlanta 6:46 p DOWN DAY PA88ENGKR TRAIN. Leave Atlanta 8:16 a . Arrive at Augusta....- .. 6:80 p m UP NIGHT FA83ENAER TRAIN. Leaves Augusta 2:16 pm Airivea at Atlanta, 11:16 p DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. LatmAtlanta L. 6:00 p Arrival at Augusta 8:16 p UP MAOON PASSENGKU TIUIN. Leave! Augusta 12:16 p Arrives at Camak 2:60 p DOWN MAOON PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Gamak.. I0:o0a Arrives at Augasta l:.6pm Athens Brstucb Train. VP DAILY—(SUNDAYS EXChPTKD.) Leaves Union Point 1:26 p Arrives st Athens 4:46 p Down DAILY—{SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Leaves Athens 9:00 a Arrives at Union Point 12:16 p vr NIOUTLY. Leaves Union Point 1:00 a : Arrives at Athene 4:16 a DOWN NIGHTLY. Leaves Athens 8:00 p: Arrives at Union Point 11:06pi Washington Brunch Train. Leaves Washington 0:30 a i Arrives at naroett 11:00 a i BETUBNINO: Leavea Barnett. . 2 IT pi Arrives at Washington 4:10 p l WESTERN & ATLANTIC K .AIL,HOAD. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta 10:00 p Reaches Deltas*..... 8:00 a Arrives at Chattanooga 6:00 a DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Chattanooga 3:46 p Arrives at Atlanta 11 :lu P UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta. — 8:30 a Reaches Dalton 2:0. p Arrives at Chattanooga.... 4:28 pm Fast Line to New York. Leaves Atlanta 6:00 p n Arrives at - P 11 Dalton Accommodation. Leaves Dalton .. 12:20 a u Arr.vee at Atlanta 8*8 » n ATLANTA & WEST POINT HA1LUOAD. DaY PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta 7:20 am Arrives at Weal Point 11:30 a m BETUBNINO: Loaves West Point 1 -*9 Arrives at Atlanta —- 8:i0 P NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta.. - Arrives at West Point BETUBNINO: Leaves West Point Arrives at Atlanta.. ... 11:00 p i . 3:65 a l . 6:60 a CUNY HAL KAIL HOAD—Atlanta Dir. UP DAY PAbSENGEB. Leaves Macon 7:25 a i Arrives at Atlanta - pi DUWN DAY PASSENGER. Leaves Atlanta 1:45 a l Arrives at Macon 7:<6a I UP NIGHT PASSENGER. L« «ves Macon 10:00 p i Arilves at Atlanta.. 6-00 a I DOWN NIGHT EAS8EN-.KR. Leaves Atl. nts 2 39 P * Arrives at Macon 8:2. pi Connecting with the Upson County Railroad, the trains run on that road as follows: Leave Barneaville l:0op Arrive at Th omaaton 2:30 pin Leave Tlioinaston 8:00 Arrive at Barneivillo 9:30 Connecting with the Savannah, Griffin A North A>a- I ama Railroad, the trains rum on that road aa fi*‘ Iowa: Leave 1:00 p Arrive at Whiteslmrg (present terminus).. 6:36 Leave Whites burg Art ivo at Griffin . 6:00 a in GEORGIA. STATE LOTTERY. F O H JUN.E. Drawiiiffu Daily at 5 p. m. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CAP1SAL PUIZK J7.U0W.00 80,31 J frizes, amounting to $53,253.20 TICKETS $1.00. SHARES IN PBOPOR1IOS. X N the above Scheme, formed by the lernary Combination of 78 mimbora, making 76,076 tick ets, ai d the drawing of 12 ballots, there will be 220 prises, each having three of the drawn numbers ou it; 4,360, each having two of them on on; 26,740 each having one only ui iheiu on; and also 45,.6o tickets with neither ol the drawn numbers ou them, being olauka. , . To determine the fate of theae prizes and Clanks, 78 uuinbera, from 1 to 78 Inclusive, will be several!) placed in a wheei ou the day of the drawing, aud 12 of them drawn out at random; and that ticket b»v- ing for Ua combination the 1st, 2d aud 3d drawn ..... j entitled CAPITAL PRIZE CF -67, l ust ticket having ou U tue 4tn, 6th aud 6th drawn numbers, to . That ticket having ou it the 7th, 8th aud Vth dr** u numbeis, to That ticket having c ' tra, to , That ticket having on it the 2d, 3d and 4th disWB numbers, to oco w That tickets having on it the 3d, 4th and 5th drawn numbtrs, to 669 (Ml That ticket having on it the 6ib, Oth aud 7th drawn numbers, to - «6u 9t That ticket h ving ou it the 6th, 7th and 8th drawn numbers, to .. 660 09 That ticket having on it the 8th, 9lii aud 10th drswu numbers, to 660 00 That ticket huviug ou it the 9tb, 10th aud 11th drawn uiuubers, to —• 9 That ticket having on U the 1st, id and 4th drawn numbers, to............. 660 00 That ticket havlug on It the let, 2nd and 6th drawn numbers, to.. All other tickets (being 207, with tore* ot the drawn numbers o And all those tickets (being 26,740) with oue oruy oi toe urawn numuete, each...* 1 M> CAPITAL PRIZE On Mondays capital wid he |7,isk) ut> On Tuesdaya and Fridays capital wul be 4.609 th/ On Wednesday • capital will be 6.000 (L On Thursdays and Hatiudays t.ouo uo For farther particulars send for eenemea. Mo Nqhetwbiah shall have drawn a prize o. a au- porlor denomination can a# entitled to an lafrrior gar Prises cashed at this office. HOWARD A CO., Managers, aprl Atlanta, Go. THE SUN. VOL. IV ATLANTA,GA.. SATURDAY. JUNE 21, 1873. Rates of Advertising. RiauLAn Advebtibmients will be inserted at on# dollar per square of ten lines of Nonperell for the first insertion, and fltty oenta per sqasre for each subsequent one. Liberal deduotloas will be made for advertise- serted upon reasonable terms. Notices for fire companies half the usual rates. FOR THE WEEKLY. TELEGRAPHIC. dl ETKOROl.OUIC.iL. OFFICE CHIEF OF SIGNAL SERVICE, Washington, D. 0., Juuo 20. PROBABILITIES. For the South Atlaotio States, genef- »Hj ofc.r weather and li^Uo to fresh sonthwteBterly to westerly msdi; for the Gulf Hhiteseastof Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky, gentle and fresh south easterly'.to soutnwesterly winds aud dear and part,ally clutuly weather. WiHE JYOTKH. Nashville, June 20 —Thirty nrgroes aud four whites died of cholera yesterday. There have been five deaths in P tduoah but none in Cairo yet. Berlin, Jane 20. —Several cases of eholera reported at Dnntzic. Memphis, June 2(k-Twenty-four in terments; seventeen from cholera. Nashville, Jund 2d. — Forty-nine blacks ana twenty-loar white deaths to day. Weather diswur ging. Slow rain and sultry. London, Tone 20.—The London Times takes a discouraging view of the progress of reform in political and financial circles. London, June 20.—The Shah visits Victoria to-day. Baltimore, June 20. — Mt. Vernon Cotton Mills, W. Kennedy President, nas burned, t«?8s 3200,000. Halifax, Judo 20. — Two whites and one black mug, belonging to the fishing schooner, Ben B-.riy, drowned, Milwaukee, Jute 20 — Burning woods stopped the trams between Cedars aud Escunbia. Georgetown, Dbl., June 20.—A col- irjd raper wai banged to-day. Little BopK, June 20. —The wot weather ’a ut,fuvontble to crops. It has rained every pay for a month in some counties. OwKNbviLL^, Kv., June 20.—An out law, Hogan, lias been arrested. He gives eighty names of a band of robbers, work* ing between Pendleton county, Ouio, through Keptueuy, Virginia and Nvifch Carolina. St. Louis, 1 June 20.—Harris & Thomas, Guthrie Sr Co., Cheathem, Draughou & Co., provision dealers, have failed. Their stock and coutracts aggregate 6,u00,000 pounds meat and 12,000 barrels pork. Philadelphia, June ^0.—Hugh Smith, wnoatttmpLd to swim the Schuylkill, drowned. A brakeman ou the Pennsylvania Rail road was crushed to douth Between two tBLEURJEMM MARKETS Augusta, June 21.—Got: on quiet, and but li tie doing; middlings 18}al8}o; re oeipts 614 bales; sales 136 balee; stock on hand 6,213 bales; week’s receipts 711 bales; week’s sales 098 bales; week’i shipment* 866 bales. Savannah, June 20.— Cotton quiet and easy, 181; Ipw middling 17}; good ordi nary 16; net receipts 273; exports coast-, wise 786; sales 277; stock 14Q84; weekly net receipts 1994; eiports coastwise 4608; sales 1434. J Charleston, June 20.—Cotton quiet; middlings 18|al9; low fiddlings 18} good ordinary 14; net receipts 283; grow* 356; difference from Mobile 19}; sales 200; stock 12,263; weekly net receipts 1885; exports continent 114; coustwise 1732; sales 1630. T ivebpool, June %6. —Cotton opened qni *r; uplands 8|; 10,000; weekly salt ih and Charleston uly 813*16; afloat Two girls, aged fivo, were found locked in a closet in a vucaut house. They had been missing since Wed lies'lay. Oue survivee. Tne perpet ator bus been ap prehended. New York, June 20.—Seveu sun strokes. Horace F. Clark is dead. Judge Ingraham, in tho Supreme Court, has granted an absolute divorce in the c»<ee of Pauline Luccu aguiust her husband, Baron Van Rhodu, wim leave to marry again. At Micbiguu Lake there were 200 houses burned and 18 lives lost. Wahhington, June 20.—W. A. Gurney has been appointed CJeuteuniT Comis- sioner from South Carolina. William Melutyre, convicted of Ku- KluxiDg aud recommended lo the mercy of the President, has been pardoned after buffering threo-iourths of a two years’ sentence at Albany. Boston, June 20. -Thu case of Gass way B. Lamar, agent of Albert G. Browne and others, an action for the conversion of 1,800 bales cotton, valued at $500,- 000, which plaintiff claimed that defend ants took from him in Georgia in 1865, and which has been ou trial in the United States Court for u w ek past, closed yes terday. Judge Cbipley, alter the evi dence was. closed, ruled that as the evi dence was uueou rudictml that the cot ton was turned over by the military to defendants, who claim< d that they were appointed special agents of the Treasury to take charge of c ptured and aban doned property iu the seceding States, no action could be maintained by the plaintiff, ana directed a verdict for de fendant*, subject to revision by the Su preme Court ed tho United States. Baltimore, June 20.—Tin total loss to the Mount Vernon cotton mill is oyer _ quarter of a million. The building was of stouo one hundred and thirty-four feet long, forty-three feel and five stories high. Valuable machinery ai.d stock completely destroyed. The first story contained looms; second, card room; third, spinuiug room; fourth, looms; fifth, warping Mild twibtiug rooms. The jacking establisument and a fire proof DllildiLg near the mill weresaved. About wo nuudr. u hands are thrown out of employment. Washington, June 19.—Robeson has made ins sUtemont from the evidence of the rescued Polaris crew. He don’t know hether Captain Hall died a natural death or not, sud thinks the abandon ment of part of the crew accidental. He bus no Count but that Buddiugtou w*t Jruuk. Buddingtuu when sober was a most excellent seaman. H» feels sure the Polaris was managed to tho best ad- vantage. He will charter t8e Tigress to go iu search of the Pol^rfe. Cross pur poses undoubtedly existed on the Polaris St. Louis, Juujr 19.—While a train with two eug’Dt^ attached belonging lo the Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail road, ana gr'train w.tu one engine l*e- longing ior the St. L- uis, Kansas Ciiy, and Nuyfheru Railroad w« ru ruuuing ms oue triui), tu the Hauuibal aud St. Joe iktoad four milea from Kansas City, ^Saturday last, they collided with a in running West, and four locomotives were almost destroyed. Several stock curs were smashed. The four engineers were more or less injured, though the in juries of but one, Snider, wril terminate fatally. Loss by destruction of enjinea and cars $75,000. Orleans 8}a8}; sales 75,000; exports 1», 000; bpecnlatioDs $,000; stock 878,000; Amerioan 899,000: receipts 97,000; Amer ican 74,000; aotu J exports 7,000. Later.—Cotton steady;sales and spec nlations 87,000. Latest. — Sayan nah delivery for June and Ji 585; Americau 1C8. Liverpool, tfuue 20.—Cotton dosed quiet and steady; sales of American 5,000 bales; Savannah and Charleston May shipments 9J$ June deliveries 8}; Au gust and September deliveries 9d. New Yoski June 20.—Cotton weak and irregulak; sales of 4,277; middlings 21c. / New York, June 20.—Cotton—Ne l » re ceipts 286 bales; gross 2,177; sales tor export iB.Ot O; sales for future delivery 18,200; market closed, July 20 7 16a20}; August fi0}u20}, September 18 15 16al9; December 18. / New/ York, June 20.-i-Mouey easy at 4i6o. 'Sfc<rling9}. GoUl 16}. Govcrn- mentti dull and heavy. Skates very quiet. On 6 75, nominal held’at &*, nouuo *jj. j*/«uuu <)uu/« 8 1-16 f or shoulders; 9} for clear rib; 9|a 9} far Ciear sides. Whisky firm 90. Louisville. June 301 — Flour dull; family extra 5 75. Corn\atoady at^55u 57 fdr sacked. ~ " 17. jBacon — s 9}«9| for packed. lOalp} for keg; steauy at 89.i90. EC Mg L JYOTiCKN. DR. SIMMONS* LIVER REGULATOR. Extract of s latter from Hon. Alexander U. Sle- plioue, dated 8th March, 1872: T occaaloually use, when my oonditlon requirei other remedies, “Milleb HouaE," at 37, 89 and 41, West 20th at., New lork City. Elegai t family anil aluid* roorne, by the dty or week, with or without boeid, In a aret-claM location, near Madison equare, twenty mlnutea walk from Certral Park. Prices low during What misery tho iujudtuioue nee of calomel eutaliel How aad the effect* of ayphllla transmitted from psreut to child. Would you avoid these terrible affl.ctions, fall not to use Dr. Tutt'aSarMpariilaand queen’s Delight. It penetrates ovary fibre of the ,yetein, eveu in u the bouts, aud eradicates every raoe of dise»«o. Success Istae best test of superiority; the won- derlul demand for blmuon'a Liver Regulator is one of the convincing proof, that this article la appre ciated above eveiything elae of the kind. However mui h ite jealous defemertt may throw their shafts, truth will prevail, and so will this medicine. So sweet, so pure, So safe, so sure, o each dental want, IIOGAN8VIJLLB. Progress—Xew Babies anil New llonst —College Commencement—Mrs. AI. K. Koblnson. Hogansville, Ga.. June 29,1873. Messrs. Editors : Our rising little town is quiet, jet we feel that we ure gaining sufli -ient importance in the com mercial world to make it tuko an interest in what is going on. Just after the sur render, Hogansville contained but three or tour houses; now we have a popula tion of about five hundred’, thirteen busi ness houses, consisting of urooery bouses, three; d y goods, two;one furni ture and tinware; one drug store, aud one liquor store—the rest keep mixed stocks of dry goods and groceries steam gt .st aud planing mill. There is no hotter country in the State of Georgia than that in a circuit of ten miles of Hogansville, while I oan safely say, certainly no better people. We havo fiue water aud good health, and the best babies in the world. Hardly a month passes that a new house d'>C8 not go up within the oorpo ration limits. Mr. Lofton has torn away the old hotel, and is now building on the site. He proposes to put up one that will be an ornament to our town and con u try. The Commencement exercises of the Mule and Female College, now under churge of Prof. Williams, comes off ou tue 1st of July. Tho sermon will be preached l y the Rev. Mr. Quigg, of Cov ington, on Sunday, the 29ib. The Con cert by the young ladles on the Wedues- d jy following. This department is in charge nl Mrs. M. E. Robinson, who is an accomplished musician, an elegant lady, just such an one as should have oiturge of the daughters of Georgia. I shall try und keep vou posted during the summer. Eurybody sptuks kindly of you and jour Sun. The Weekly is certainly the popular paper here. Ex cuse haste. * The Stare of Nebraska claims to have growu 40,000 per year lately, and proves it this way: iu 1870 the school children nuiuhereu 3-',762, and the popnlaliou 122,993; but in 1872 the school children had increased to 51,123; linrefote, as all th so scholars who reached the rule ot three cau demonstrate, the Nebraska population in 18 r <2 amounted to 191,928, showing a guuu of 68,935 within two yeurs. The ojHcisl jouruul of Constantinople, the Bftisiret, publishes uu account of the armiug of the Turkish Government, and says, that within a few months it will possess 1,000,000 of the breech-loading rifles. The fortifications of the Helles pont and Bosphorus are no w nearly com pleted. West VI ruin la. Fuuoaa for thoir ai.tkbativ* water* and fashiona ble patronage, aro.now open. They ara 2,000 feet above tide water, aflnrdlng en tire r-uet from proatratiug anUiin> r best. Capacity lor accommodating 2,000 peraoua. Caaugk*. |3 60 ter day; $.1 per wefk, 183 per month. IVe are aleo proprietora of th- Sweet Ciui.vbkatk S' m nob, 16 milea from the "White,” known for their it oaurpaa-ai Nervine Tonic Water a and bath ing advamagea. White Hlt.i-huh Watke kept hare tor the uae of vlaitora without charge. Tfc.ltMS Ur RE:.|3 per . as; 670 per month. juneS eod m OEO. U I'EITON k C J. $72.00 EACH WEEK OVKAT swindle! obeat bwindlkI Jackaon’a Maglo Balsam ia a great swindle. It la couauntly swindling the people out of their pains and aufferiugs. Sold by all druggists, nature's bkmedy. The medicinal vlrtnei of the roota, herba and barka which aro coutaiued in Dr. Tutt'a Sarparitia Queen’s Delight in a concentrated form posseas powerlul alterative prop* rtlra f«ir the euro of acrol u- ia, tilcera, tumora, morcurlal and ayphalltlc affeo- Mona, akin diseases, rheumaUam, aud a'l tuaiadlea ‘vaulting from a depraved blood. It la free from ail violent mineral*. caution ! Every geunine box of Dr. McLane'a Liver Pills bear* the signature ot Fleming Brothers, Pitts burg, Pa., aud thvlr private U. B stamp. 4ft- Take Pills for permanent relief. Hamilton’s Bncbu and Dandelion ia taking tbe place of all oilier diuretic rrmedlva. Tbe intrinsic merit of the preparation has gained (or it Impurities of tbe blood. Buy the remedy at Red The malarial poison 1 ague and cbula and leva . iuuHtered out by the use of Krone Fever Tonio. A box of pills, free of charge, goes in each wrapper. Tbe NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Grand Excursion! PORT ROYAb, 8. C; LEAVING ATLANTA Wednesday Jftrnffif, 25th insi. RETURNING ON ^UNpAY MORNING. 81k Dollars for the Round Trip! B est and on rapes* opportunity ever offered to via It the JutOre New York ef the South and its magnificent Bay, and to add bnslneas to pleasure by attending AN AUCTION SALE of the finest and healthiest Building Lota and Truck Farms within the city limits, to be held on Friday, 27th. at 10 o’clock. Pautnent—Oi e-fiftp at the sola, one fifth ou delivery of deed, ard the balance in throe yearly pay meutsi A reduction of twenty per oent. ou the purchase price will be made to partlra building within three months, and coutroota may -,f for building by ooib^atant M> Jan2l 3t be engaged *-ulldera. 44“ A Steamboat Excursion to the Bay and l1 iupa wl'l leave Port Royal at 10 day, and return in tty afternoon. of Kedwlue k Fox. TALIAFERRO COUNTY. GEORGIA-—Taliaferro County: W HERE48, William 0. Armor applies to L iters of Administration on the ei Mra. Mary A. Harries, late of laid county, d< Theae are therefore to cite oil paraone concarned to ahow causa, if any they bavo, within tbe time p.-eocrlbed by law, why sold letters should not be granted. Given unde« my hand at office in Orawfordville, tbie June id, 1873. GHAHLEo A. BEAZLKY, juu4 _ Grill nary. O OUKT OF OllDINAItY, FEBRUARY TERM, 1873. (AKOHOIA—Taliaferro Uonntyi Notice la hereby given to all peraous having de- manda against Mra. E. J. Overton, late of said coun ty, deceased, to present them to me properly made out within the time prescribed by law so aa to ahow their character aud amount; aud all persons debted to aaia deceased aro hereby required to in immediate payment. LUOS. J. OVERTON, feb6 Adm’r ot E. J. overtoil, doc’d. Juue 5th, 1818. Whereas, David E. Lunceford applies to letters of Guardianship for Peter Luncofotd, of avid county. Theae aro to cite all persona concerned, to ahow iuae, if any they have, at the July term of said Court, why aald letters should not be granted. Given under my baud at office in Crawfordville, this June 6th, 1878. CUABLE8 A. BEAZI.EY, Juu7 *» Ordinary T. O. Application (or Leave to Nell, the Court t f Ordinary of said c uniy for leave i in- land belonging to the estate of MarUu Woodall, late of said county, deceased. Theae are therefore to cite and admonish oil uersona concerned, to show cause, at the July t-ria of tho Court of Urdluary, why huve Ij sell -aid laud Simula not be granted. Thu June til. 1873. bl.NOLl.TON li A lilt I MS, ju4 Uw4w Adrn'r of Martin Woodsll. -let M, Applii ilioii fur Lellcrs of lieaalry, executora 1 by law) why raid iotteia should not be nder my hiud at office in CrawforvlUa, this May 3, 1873. t U.\ltLEH A. UKAZLEY, ■Oft 0.jT. (» K(Ml (»i \T*t I in i« rru County. OIlDINAUt’B OFFICE. IXTIIEKKAB, Jobu V. Andrews, baa applied to IT me for letter? o( Administration on the estate of Jemima Rhodes, tile ot said county, deceased. . aid application to he acted ou the first iiouday In Juue lirxt, ai d. Whereas, this notice by me : application for June baa not been advertised fortuity to law, in such case niado and provided, Now, therefore, notice ia hereby given to ail am: singular, the kindred and creditor* ot aald d.caaaad to bo iLd appear in my office ou the drat Monday it July uext, to ahow cause, if auy they have, why ■old. 187*3. * May 30-wtd Taliaferro County Sheriff’s Sales. W ILL be aold on the first Tuaodxy In July next, wllbiu tbe legal hoars of asie, beto-e tbe tract of land m aald county, containing nine hundred e or lees, adjoining lands of . v oaopb T. Sharp. A. II. Bro^n, John B. Evans, aud othara. Levied onaa the propert) of Henry D smit-i, Ly vlr- notice a<)rve4 on John B. WilUaina, leuaut in yoe- isaaion. Also at tbe same time and pi-ice, will be sold a tractor land tu aforesaid county, containing two undred aud aeveuty-five (276) acre*, more or lesa, adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary Jones, John Drake Jon. e Superior M. D. L. OOOGER. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS! I Alt selling on time until fall, a large ago Flour, Corn. Gats, Hey, Bacon, Lard, ORTH k O ., Ht. Louis, Mo. 1,000 IN CASH GIFTS, TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY THE MERCANTILE Prize Association, OF NEW YORK. D aily drawings i a prize for every Ticket. 1 Cash Gift.... $100,000 75 Cash Gifts, osoh $1,0C0 6 Caah Gift*, ea. 60,000 300 Cash Gifts, each 12 Cash Gifts, oa. 26,000 200 Cash Gifts, each 2o Cash Gifts, aa. 6,000 660 Cash Gilts, each 400 Gold Watches $76 to $800 276 Hewing Machine* 00 to 160 75 Elegant Pianos, eacb 260 to 700 60 ElegautMeloUeona.........f 60 to 200 Cash Gifts, Sliver Ware, etc., valued at $1,600,000 A chance to draw auy of the above Prises far Twenty-Five Cents, licked* describing prisra are sealed In envelope! and well mixed. On receipt of twenty-five o#uta, a sealed ticket ia drawn, without choice, and sent bj mail to any address. Tbe prise named npon It will be delivered to the ticket holder on ,>ay me i t ot ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are immedi ately eent to auy address by express or return mail. You will know wbat your | rise ia beforo you pay on fair dealing. Opinions or the Press.—Fair dealing can be re« lied on—N. Y. Hemld, AuguHt 23. A genuine distri bution -World, September 9. Not one of the day— Weekly Tribune, J uly 7. They give general asUa- faction—Staata Zeituug. August 6. Reference*.—By kind permission we refer to tbe following: FrankUn It. Lano, Louisville, drew $13,000; Mtaa Hattie Banker, Charleston, $9,000; Mrs. Louisa T. Blake, St. Paul, piano, $700; Hamu -L V. Raymond, Boston, $5,000; Eugene P. Brackett, Pittsburg, vratob, >300; Mlsa Annie Osgood, New Or leans. $6,000; Emory L. Pratt, Ooinmbus, Ohio, $7,010. One Cash Gift in every package of 160 ticket* guaranteed. Five tickets for $1 00; eleveu for $2 'O; twonty-flve for $3 00; fifty tor $6 00; one hundred anJ fifty for $16 00. Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal lndnea. meats and guarantee a tiafaotion. Address ALVAH YOUNG, Agent. P. O. Box 2)10, 206 Broadway, New York. KENTUCKY Military Institute. Nl* Milo, from Franklbrt. sted a full Faculty, with superior men in every department; au unusually fall eourso of study; a strict military discipline; freedom from the mani fold temptations that ordinarily attend college life lu town or city; the discipline of the camp, com bined with the comforts and pleosurea of home ll/e, which can Itardiv bo found alaawhere. The tweuty-eighth academic year will begfh on Monday, September 1, 1873. Send for catalogue to Con. It. T. P. ALLEN, Superintendent, Jnn20 dlw&w’Jiu Farmdalo. Franklinco., Ky. Tarruul’t Seltzer Aperient. A care for for Indigestion frightful, A bubbling beverage delightful; A remedy for every allmoi ' A tonic, nervine and c An anodyne and sudorific, A wonderful Saline bpaoirto— Krahodylng every tare iugr*-dient That Mother Nature deemed expedient, With kindly liberal hand to fling Ii.to tty ramous HelUer Kpriui,t Tauuant’h ErrKsviwoKNT Heltzsh Aperient. ■OLD Bi ALL DKUGGlsTH. J441T GEOUOU PAGE & Cp Patent l'ortiiblc Circular Mills, Blatiouary uu 1 ParUb** STEAM LNCiMG?/F** 9 No. 6 ^LTlMO^fc, Wj A re RvnoRsxo and prfrorised st more i tug PhrsIcUu* th»n *nr ether TonU #r LUm- a srVl’c”pUirnfflir*, hf fty MS Ague IntspmtitSBi*. MM * ” “ m eBmWnYiTviii'traAuai. Etrsegli>entD|tliiilhMlr. laGtroruUes .hjiuiuU, aud clrlnji ton* mod clMUrlty lo tho vrtrtU* »v«etn. Tht SOME Bt/ if# Koeu JfTrred le tha peblle as PLKASANTT do to Kir# tb' iu A fair trtal. »«<t Every Fnmtlr “ No |>rcp»r*non In ton issitdiasi fraurtl. should Have % Bottle. by i hyiUlsae ft ibe very hlgh«/t ittud.i.K otto by f At Clergy sad tbe load la# Ssaositne- ■ *r.»Uy doblllUlad, a “-.TeSW . rutuburg Uiatrtet, lo.. Ocr. i, 1*70. J a"dU-»| U prvftMioaVl I. Marino Hooptlsl. illtly UsaMvo. The c ay w OarmlniUvr. aa I iHthlTy l.ax»tlvt. The n»"4* of |>ro| krlog Hovla* need i^irm l.i onr^rnu |ir*ctlr*. wo^Uhr^ploatur* ** lidiiglho uett Tonio »ui HlUrelant saw offer•d^t'o*dk*^<ab‘ Prof. Obitotrlc* *pl D|to*Mi of Women. Colltgs of fU/tl- uto member imtSLIKIERK Prof, of Obstetric* sad Dlfoasos of Womra, Rt. Mra. Colli^o. Lets Pros L C Mo. MraMI tiollcf*. T.. 0. PRiNKI.1 Prat Bnrirorv, Uoiao-o- sihlo M.-i T. J. VASTINE.M. D.. T. 0. ClIMflTtl rof. of IMdirlfi-rv and Olaraa*. of It oiusn, foliofr or noma*. T. TRNPLK, X. Dj Prof. Matsris Msdloa and Thsravpratios, Iloma-opatbia Modi- CONtLEMAN. M. D.. I^otsrer niU%EM VABTINR. M. O.. rr.f. - jsfiK 1 “*• UJeil Hodlelns, Col. Ilona >|>atble Phytlclao* and Sort's. •r ter ara sup- rlnr to all «ib*r Stomasb Rlitara. 7 ‘ KNKO HANDEIUt. Aaalytisal Cbsatlsl. M* Bitter* Cbora,.,. ~ Eminent Phyaleiensi^ ®r (UUlWb^o. nd vo bellsT* Urns lo be tho i-s-t UsO* aad sUauUout lbs lUajirai,’ M. D.. T- S. Uevra. M. D.!’ m. M. D.. Tm*. T. Elu*. M. D.. lotus*. M. D., J. A. Maes. M. D. nont PhyNicInna In €'lncinnntl f of whom aro PraSssaori to osw or Ueotutr of Oft 1: flSSfcj!: Montvale Springs. yle worthy tbe patronage of a dUcrliulnatlog publio. Tbo marked beneficial results alter ding a of theae vsstera in functional derangement Livei, Uoweln, Kidneys A. Skin, And the cure of Chronic Diseases Attest their Mi-dtrol properties. All tbe accresorles for enjoyment end recreation at the beat watering placae will be found bar*. special attention will be g.ven to the comfort and Improvement of iuvallds. Visitors to Montvale neosasartly pass over tha East 'imnesaea, Virginia aud Geargia Railroad, making tba city of Kuoxville. Tennessee, a point; thence via Kuoxville aud Char lea ton Railroad to Itoturu ticket* c points. Board per day... i be obtained at ail prominent July, August and Hept’r... 60.90 Children under ten year* of age and colored oar- Address, for the pamphlet containing analy ala and deacnpUon of ih* water, eto., JO. L. KING. Proprietor, janjdkwtf Montvale Uprlngs, Mast Tann. v .._ Eminent l-liy.Iclnn. In MCTnyAl.^^ d dltvases aHslac fr»ni malarial cams*. It Tnoswtob. M. f>.. Alii. Raaams, M. la rharataf Cut II -i.ltal, M. a. Hoses*. M. D., U ll-hoira. »l P . P*ox Or*V. W.V, ^ EniTnVnt Vi'.. «lot«n« In And Ur.mlr«d* of Other* all parlt oflba Mnrt'i. W - . uj BauU. j. a. oiwit, \i i>.. Mtrn% v m , r • s«* A. Jaesao* A Co.—Ha*iiu aaaadam! ih* LneUa af E* • il'.it.a Moeiacb HHier#.” I bav# i rcarriB. -Mbon la at)^^r«r t In ml* “ U ' t ' "' L y 'll' McMaHo..', n. J. i»iu**e /». .Ii«i Usoj *fe 4*«K*^lP|ihyrl<at4pB For valfl'in Atlanta by WEST & EDWARD S wholeaoae and 4 BKKAD, (lBIDDLE ana other CAKES, ke., k*. It is laflillibie, and always ready for Immediate iu. The beat VeABT POWDER florwieen long BE A VOYAUE8 to ANT PART OF THE GLOBE. It ia eoavealeftt end imaiml—I MO WAiTR OF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. 8eU everywhere hy GROCERS, BHIP-CHANDLIBS end DI ALE KB. k DOOLEY dc BROTHER, ManalKotarert, WHOLES ALE DETOT, > CD NEW STREET, NEW-TOMA. #.(f/’OITAVT iWRMMTiOJV t '♦Tllhi GREAT VRKIOWR. 1 Who Is lie. aad Where Doee He Live) E LIZABETH MARTIN, of Jockoor, Tennessee, has recently died intestate, leaving a large es tate, with nephews and nieoea bar only diatrlbutoee. On* of these nephews, whose surname le P OWXIXjZj, resides, it la said, somewhere on the Has of railroad between Chattanooga and August*—believed to be between Atlanta and Chattanooga. Hie Christian name ia not known. If tbie notice should reach him, and he will con fer immediately with tha undersigned, he will be put in possession of information of groat impoit- iceto uABT^B^b h iTk I’HKNI, Jal4-d$twlt Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Go. rtIK VM1TE1) STATIC HOTEL, LOUI8VILL.E, KENTUCKY. T HE traveling publio will find the Proprietor* and o Aee attaches moat court*#**, liberal aad kind dervanta pchte and att ntlvr; rooms neat and cosy ; babies abrndoatly supplied, end charge* very moderate. jun!9t 1*