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lintel ! jaarJhXtTd.'u Mltehln . Proceedings or Covxab—Atlanta, April A Sad Faluns Oct.—It is indeed a tad Oflfititntion 5. US -Councilmet. Frncat: Hon. 1. H Juki falling oat when, after years of the closest vwusuuvih I uijor.andafojiBoardnr Aldermen. intimacy, the hair part* company with the head. Fortunately the lamentable separa- ..... .tion may be easily prevented and the twain •( l>Hcri>llia. I , nm’iya—a—» I more cloacly united than erer by a timely WCEKLY coxsnTBTIOSpm tuna. ft M aacara. and tyitemaUc use " *„ • -m. » most potent invigorant of the hair and pro- ata 101 tw>hr of its growth^ and be»ugr known to On ■* " '■* “ Ter BnbaeripUone an parable strictly la adraaca and.atltoaxpbstamof thatlmfor which payment e of the {W CI.be of Ten |15 00, and a < opr of the paper | 0o teat free to the getter-up. ATLANTA, OA., APRIL 9, 1872. Purus is Tota.—Meaan. Anderson AI On Wet!*, of Alabama street, hare sauHei a ear load or | ?» Haifa reaper* and Blowers, A Mru.rn Doixab Bask.—We are grati-1 •ad to team of the prospect of the eeUWtehwent In acDrroaa'a qcaxnxLT this dtp of a National hank with a capital of oes I Expenditure* on accoont of aaarim.. Billion dolla*a at an early day. ItwUl he on a sab-1 Expenditures oo Public Bnfldlat*.. modem pharmacy. It completely obmtes the dry and parched condition of the roots of-the hair, which Is preliminary to it* com ing out, by supplying the precise degree of moisture icquisile to its preservation in a healthy state. It is the only true dissolvent . „ i and eraporanl of dandruff and other impu- „ “ titles of the scalp, whose presence J» injnri- ,. 1 oua to the hair. As a beantifier of the head . 5* „ the Kathairon has no equal. It not only in- * ’•J!* J® creates the quantity of the hair, but improves 1B0 00 1 ita quality immediately, imparting a lustrous sss,ue so appearance and silky texture which are ex ceedingly attractive. aprilit-deodlwAwlt. tana Beat, Dftate Item.—For the information Expendllsna on wells, ponpa, e sand fees.. Wealth and Tmxatla 17X3, 711 41 ts I From the recent statistics issued by the 600 to I Census Bureau we compile the following fig- ? ** urea of wealth and taxation in Georgia: sat r 1 UNI I Expcndl tores on eemet of those at a distance who would Ilka to knew how I an.nl. i.hoaodiowforwanL we .tee the tallow a* I — *•* I ores of wealth and taxation in tseorgis: Atlanta lehoaodlwt fee wata, we glw the follow-ag | Expend! tores oo Are companies sc: S3 — . , ,T,| , f ... ,1 .! . .1 -- --- irsitaertlooe oa a lot on cart side of Feisyth street, I Expendllores an relief I etc » , ™ **” T »j° e L ot i -’pmimraon lane* ” I in Georgia in 1S<00 amounted to $335,420,714. “ ' The assessed value of real estate in 1870 was $179,801,441; of personal estate was $438^- ***“|«IM*l Total assessed value of real and . j* * I personal estate in 1870, $818^33,887. The ® true value of real and personal estate in 1860 _™2l T “*® 1;! .« 95 £37- The assessed value of real Ja - 7 * 5 * estate in Georgia in 1870 amounted to $143,- adtoti.lnctheaew^f4ckhonoeor Wm. Mime The lot la S0x» feet and told October », lass, by O. W. Adair for VU; December Is. 1SS1. hy O. W. Ada r fie II.OSi; September T, 1070, hy WaCere A Fowler for •t.aoe; Man* It. MW, by WaKeeeAFow-1 . . Icr for »1.«C0; Jane 77, ISil, hy John Loyd for |l,- Expenditures on liclm elite ~. SCO; April 1, ISIS, by Wellaeo A Fowler foe 83,000. I Expend-tares on public schools... ThCTeere fseta wotssra ta hcslMaf aronadthaof- ExpeodUorra oo mlscsHsaccos. 4»B I 948 ojj 7 ahoir&g a depredation’within’the Ce. of Uew. Mr. real -ta.. sxmts, Mean. Wsltaco | ~~ Ita^s^ed value of $35353,323. * Fowler. The* 1 by the Council of last je*r: The value of personal estate in 1870 day, while workmen were angaffed In tenrlnc nway n I eceonntof pnbUe bnlldiaga portion of the toll tower of the First Methollet On teconat of streets C.eixh, pr. psrstoey to etrenxthealnc the base, the I ° J * <* «U». P®»P« “* dateree. tower erase down with a crash, tearing oat .portion | On nceonat of comatny of l he roof, and damage two smaM ead Israels. and I °» nceoont of fire compnnlea the wal * adjacent. Tha tower fronts the Intense- °a account of relief Ilea of Pcchiree, Pryor tad Hon* ton Streets. The I On account of eoa-aand feet hell wa* oa njnred, wa learn. Tto workmen escaped. On neeoont of rtattoaery and 1‘ hr. Hurlsox, pastor, wsa Inside of the Church at Oaaceooatof (as the time, ud ewaped Injury. The drfarla fllli oj» I ° a MCOB “ t p.rt of thtt end of the Chaeeh, and the street lufroaL I Oaaoeonntof Incidental Tl.e 'racked walla are to be taken down and the I Oeeceoentof water works. While rer outes cnrly as practicable. The Interior | Oneceoantof mlsesllsasons portion of tbn brick work 1. sale to be very Inferior. The lose. It le raid, Is not leas than (IS0Q0, and farther, that the anme will ha likely to Ml on the eace with 1887, in the assessed value, of 93, n I $355,159343. This vast discrepancy repre- «7 M st n!s slaves, etc., and is in a measure the — .. I sum of Georgia’s material losses by the war. . „ I The true value of real and personal estate in * ™ Georgia in 1870 was $2CS,lt)9,207. Compar- _ _ ine this with the true value in 1860, a falling off within the ten yean of $377,736,030 & " „ shown. 45 SO SIS 50 ISOS Tmascaza's ue.arxaxv azroar- ■ bei"I, lbV* hUV SwUS wtif IF*. UACIJ V* sail MM Use I IS,|._*. P D—mw sv*. - Chnrrh, a* it U Mid the contractor* are not abla ..“V. „*°:T The total taxation in Georgia in I860, State, county and town combined, amounted I to $797,885. The total taxation 1870 was , _ somewhat larger,to-wit: $$2,627,0-0,divided 4,679 C5 j 3, follows: State tax, $945,394; county, SIXTH W $906^70; town and city, $775305. These figures will illustrate Radical rule i rehnlld and make It |oo4 On deposit National Park Bank, N Y. Note given Elaaa, May A Co Note given Elms, Hay A Co ... .4 WOT 81 which Imposed $3,637,029 of taxes on $288,- **•*“ ® 169307 of property in 1870, against $797337 l' w co taxes in I860, under Democratic rule on 1.000 oo $645,895,237of property. This makes nearly .Id,too oo I four times as heavy taxes on almost a third •J*j “ I iesa property, or nearly twelve times as heavy 11.000 00 1,010 oo | We find by the same centos returns that TunSoLTuCAnoLDtANEOfmE.Attempt ^Z^Th^ZZ:... ^Tvaawv ns Oaoaaia.—A good dost of aacttsment I Nota strew Jasaos Lynch pwsadad the city yaoUlday, over certain remora I Hoc. given P.lte, Cook A Cow ah.HH the eleeptng car on the Georgia Hood haring j, ow ^ Pjo.,CookACo bom Invaded by certala negroes. The facts ai. Notel ,™ 11 Geo*Ia Bank and Trustee. t,r,n : I Note given Elsas, May A Co Night before last the conductor of tha slaaplng car t Not.given M. B. L>are, Clerk HA» 05 Georgia increased her population from 1860 H. the iral..coming f.om Aoyi.u to AllanM. reedred | Note to Georgia Bank and Trnst Company 5.0CC 00 to 1870 from 1,057^86 to 1,184,109, a gain of wo.d to resume four berths for fonr gentlemen. He I Note to M. G. Dobbins 6,000 CO M2 ner re-.* -i,„^i t„ „ln„ .a. He foord, when the train started, tha fonr Not. to Toong A Welsh ua n „ ““ <*“3*3 nnk In the aosts occupied by four negroes, who ware beond for Note to D. W. Alexander ~~yywu iy> Union from the 11th to the 12th State. the Negro convention In Naw Orleans. Thay were Note to M G Dobbins 7,000 001 Though she grew 12 per cent she retrograded negro Secretary of aute of Booth Caro- Not, to U p. Grant 5T6 t* in rank. Itah, Pinch back, ead two other negro Carolina Dividend Atlanta Gas Company 7400 61 The negroes Increased from 465,698, in The conductor ordered them eat of the ear to the to AIM 60M OO 1860 ’ ,0 545 > 142 , in 187 °* ® S»'n of I 7 -® 8 nigroer. They refased to go, and declared they I Tallulah Fire Or,bstanee on note -u.- .* . . . . wunld only learn whsa forced. The coed actor. Hr. g. a Lora, Clerk AUea, upon reflection, came to the eenchuon that NotetoL-wgley ABoblnaon these aegroaa wished last eoeh a dUBenlty for aw* at Note to Longley A Roblnaon their convention, and Anally let them remain, refne- Note to Pitta, Cook A Co let to lot them hare bertha, or hare ear privilege Note to Pitta, Cook A Co be,end their foreed stay la the car—lttlng ea the Rote to Lawaho A H.,n-a A ecaia. lie also rafaaad their money. Note to H. P. Rkharda a tea tha facta of thta hlgh-txndcd outrage by Rota to O. H. B. Bauklug Company this quartette of Sooth Carolina black scamps. Note to Henry Sellaer I Note to & II. A A. U. Tbnaher Waddiwo.—The tnarrU^c of Col. Aleck NoutoB. B. tore. Brw.ir, of A then, to Mi-s If. A. Cobb, of the Mine Note to W. A. Staymaker piece, awe off on the 3d Instant, at the residence O; I Note to II. P. Richards.... the bride'# mother. I Note to Phillip* A Crew. Kverj brlilal h*a Ita attendant brishtncca and benl- I Note to T. M. Wood. •one; erery bride eaten her new estate with mow I Note to Z. A. Rice ... decree of memorable Clrcomitancea. made nleaa* I 8. B. Love, Clerk. Ml by klndocee of friend*. More than ordinary | Orer drawn on GeoryU Brnk and Treat Co. Interest attaches to the mardaye celebrated In Athens. Kirs Cobb Is tbe daoRhtcr of the 1st* General How ell Cobb, who grew familiar to Bute and National I On account Ga. Western R. R. Co . obrrrrsUon by continued and honorable sendee to 1 Note to AtlanU National Bank.... the coverameat. Mire Cobb haa been aa ornament I Note to J. II. Flynn, President, of the society which tbe will continue to grace In her I Fire Department, auiroaly estate I Corta and foes We learn that the weddlnc was a grand affair, a I Fines and Uses remitted ▼cry large number of Invitation* were irated, and I Note to EUar, May A Co BMnyof them were accepted, and that there was aa as* I Nets to Ebar, May & Co. semblare of friends who all offered c.turratalatlon I Salariea.... r ...b- to ,b. SSSZ'SltSBg Tho wedding gills was namcreu and vs'uahlo— I Wells and pomps, articlr* of silver aad gold, aad bcastlfal Jewels. I Cemetmy^... .f. Tho sapper table held n worthy msirkgs feast, I giukMsrv and prtMbw-.V.V*-' whose d ilnly variety of edibles and potablas naamed I Gas and uztnrea toaibauat the Aplcian art of modern akin. I Incidental*....... too 0011* 01 -, changed her rank from the second 4408 c» to the first negro Btato in the Union. Vir- *.600 <0 glniv ranks next, having 513,841, having loet J® 6A7 per cent, in the ten years, and- having 1,107 031 7 ** Ien from Hie 1st place. Alabama is Sd, with 475,510; Mississippi, 4th; South Caroli- *.0°0 60 ] no, 51b. The freedom of the negro 'and his enfran- r*o 001 ohisement adds 22.36 per cent to her repro- gllsentativc population; the whole change in 1,656 801 the ten years adds 85.73 per cent. 7,075 a | The number of male citizens in Georgia over 21 years of age is 234,971, of whom 1,064 are disfranchised. 7,874 74 1 Fulton county has 7,462 males over 21 l,4M 781 years old. 7168,006 71 I Gosrgla Usllway Hews ■ JjJ Oa the Washington street track in Augusta, I Abbnille Medium. -■ 1 “’’~ r® I the Charlotte ana Augusta Railroad train — ” I and South Carolina Railroad train met and £Mrfta Raws Home. Savannah hid Ita first stnwbenies • day or two since.—Adeertiaer. Junius Brutus Booth, the tragedian, will appear at the Theatre the 15th, 16th and 17th. SmannaUBepuiUecm. On Thursday a negro man named Mooes Perry was found dead on Hr. Bodmer’s plan tation, about fonr miles from Blaxely. Eariy County Meres. George A. Brown has been elected Ordina ry of Sumter county. The negro Masons of America had a celebration on Wednesday. Americus BepuUiean. Captain W. D. Chipley has effected ar rangements in New York for sufficient iron to build the North and South Railroad to Pine Mountain.—Columbut Sun. The Athens Guards will be reorganized. Prof. Milam his opened a dancing school in Athens. Dr. B. D. Moore, T. A. Burke, and John A. Meeker have keen elected ddegates to the Convention from Rmmanoel Church, Athcnt Banner. Professor Bonham has been giving enter tainments in Bacon. Mr. Milburn has given the last of his senes of lectures in Macon. Within the past few days,three or four hones and males have been advertised as stolen in Houston county.—Telegraph and Metaenger. Mrs. Silas, of Talbot county, is dead. Mrs. James Wilson, near Talbetton, died suddenly on Sunday last. The fruit crop in Talbot county promises to be Immense. Mr. Rosa lies Walton, of Talbot, is dead. Five deaths occurred in one week, in the neighborhood of EUertiir, Harris county, recently.—ZaJ- botton Standard. . The Savannah Sabre Club will visit Au gusta on the occasion of the Horticultural Exhibition, which opens on the 15lh of May. Mike Ward, an employee of the Georgia Railroad, at Augusta, bad one of his hands badly mashed on Saturday, while attempting tn couple two cars in tbe lower yard of the Railroad. The new Catholic parsonage ot Augusta is completed.—GmalUutioniUet. Mrs. John M. Thomas,of Newnan,isdcad On Sunday morning last tbe office of Dr. Wellborn, of Newnan, waa consumed by fire: Also, another building occupied by Mr. Des Londea and family. Dr. Ed. Smith's drug store was in danger, and he lost several hun dred dollars by removal and breakage of goods. Messrs. Sneed & Co. and 8wint & Bra. alto lost heavily by removal, from dam age and stealage.—Artonan Herald. Our market gardeners arc chipping large quantities of early vegetables to Macon, At lanta, and other atiesu the interior. Daring the list three weeks, upwards of fifty thou sand pounds of garden truck have been shipped through the Southern Express Can to the above points. Tbe new public in Savannah is completed. J. E. Bryant, of Augusta, has been appointed Deputy Col lector at Savannah, rice Dr. George H. Stone, who is reduced to Auditor and Cashier. The Martir.etti Ravel Pantomime Troupe will visit Savannah next week.—Savannah Meier. The police force of Augusta intend to form a charitable organization among themselves. John Watkins, colored, shot and killed Ga briel Johnson, colored, in Oglethorpe county on the 4lb instant On Friday evening the inward boon cl train of the Charlotte, Colom bia and Augusta Railroad, and the outward bound train of tho South Carolina Railroad, met in Augnstaon the Washington street track near the comer of Ellii street Each train, or rather the managers, claimed the track and both refused to give way. The South Caro lina men said the Colombia traln^ahonld have waited at the bridge, and the Columbia men that the Charleston train should have waited on the carve near Washington street After blocking op the way for some time, at the suggestion of tbe police, one of the trains backed.—Chxemide and Sentinel. •» Come at Lait.n Tne Weekly Cohctitotiok, of Atlanta, Geoig»,1a on onr table. It i3 a fine,large, lira paper of thirty-six columns, it ably edited, and contains a large fund of information. We look with pleasure to its weekly visits. **,.<»■ i BT-A- lonely pioneer writes as follows *® I both claimed the track. The policemadethe I from La Coma, Wyoming: “I sincerely wish *[ ~ Columbia train back. The Chronicle says I that hundreds of old m uds and wldowi who *> - 6t there is a city ordinance to regulate the sub-1 cannot get husbands at borne would come oat f®? J® IJ66A _ here, where they could speed’iy get a choice ii’res ao I kiapt White tells tho Carrolton Times that I of good, lioneat, bard-working men, who ?] robo; hv7.1| N - Rlilr04<1 willbedonotoC!u " wouidmake them comfortable andindepend- GeoI ^ Thompson and Henry Overton , ao,«03 14 I rollon py fall. I ent. There are. I really think, fire men nexe I i«st niaht at * rininkm 1 cm £ TheSavannah and Mempbiarood runs its f or one woman. Ii fact, many of them haTO a tencimenOimxse in Leonard i ny art I trains in two miles of Daderille. I been compelled to Iitc with native Indian I t . X 1 TO- A.F a 161-1 YH 5-1- •- *V- 1 am v^wfrwvt fwi.vl.tw I 6IrCeI . BY TELEGKAPH. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. WASHINGTON. Washes qtom, April fb—The National Dem ocratic Committee meets here about the 25th of this month, to adopt measnres to secure an immediate and thorough organization of the Democratic party for the Presidential cam- P ^&awanna has been ordered to-Hong Kong. Judge Lochrane. of Georgia, passed through here en route for New York. The Supreme Court today decided in fa vor of Judge Fisher in the Bradley case. Bradley was expelled from Judge Fisher'* Court at the doae of the Surratt trial some years ago. In the Senate-a bQl bridging the Missouri river at Booneville passed. Several private lulls for property taken daring the war passed, including Mrs. Mar tha’s house at Russell, Tennessee, and J. Mil ton Best, of Kentucky. Also Horace Tyler of New Orleans, forty-six thousand dollars in foil compensation for work done at the month of the Mississippi river, and a bill pay ing the heirs of John Minor Notts nearly two thousand dollars passed. A lull against the straw bids for mail con tracts passed. Also, a bill relieving citizens of London county, Virginia, for cattle taken, passed. Also, a bill relieving Powell & Dickinson, of Knoxville, Tennessee, and paying them sixty-four thousand dollars, passed. The bill for the relief of J Joseph Segar was postponed. In the House a resolution directing the Committee on Banking and Currency to in vestigate charges against note banks of a conspiracy to lock up their currency, with power to send for persons and papers, was Appropriations were resumed. Tbe House adjourned. The committee having charge ot the memo rial services in honor of Professor Motse, to be held in the House of Representatives on Tncsday evening, T6th instant, held a full meeting to-day And reported the near com pletion of all neocssary arrangements, which will moke tbe event one ot great Interest. The leading members of both Houses of Con gress will deliver short addresses, and Oliver Wendell Holmes will probably read a poem written expressly for the occasion. Letters have been addressed to Mayors of cities requesting a call for public meetings on the same night; and a plan is being perfected to bold similar meeting] throughout the world, and communicate by telegraph with the meeting here. It was resolved that the following invitations be extended: To his Excellency the Governor of , The National Telegraph Monument Associa tion have appointed yon ono of the Vice Presidents on the occasion of tbe memorial services in honor of Sam F. B. Morse, to be held in the House of Representatives on Tncsday evening, April . Telegraph acceptance, and if yon cannot be present the appointment of a proxy resid ing or aojourniog here will be mido. Ad dress A. Solomons, Chairman of the Com mittee of Arrangements It was farther agreed to invite the widow and family of thc.lale Professor Morse to be present on the occasion and become the guesta of the nation. Rev. Dr. Adams, the pastor of the professor, is invited to open the proceedings with prayer. Admission to the building is to be by card only. A dispatch was recently sent from this dty, stating that Senator Trumbull had de clared that he would not be a candidate be fore the Cincinnati Convention, and believed that Judge Davis would be the strongest candidate that conid be named. Lieutenant Governor Koeraer, of Illinois, seeing this dispatch, wrote to the Senator, asking him wheather it was by authority. Senator Trumbull, today, replied in a dis patch to Governor Koerncr saying: There is no foundation forths dispatch to which you refer. NEW YORK.. New York, April A—In the Supremo Court to-day the motion to adjourn the case of Samuel Samuels against William Cullen Bryant, of the Evening Post, for libel, until the arrival of Bryant from Mexico, was ar gued. The decision was reserved. At a heavy eight hour meeting resolutions were adopted which say they want hy legis lation what could bo got by revolutionary Coo poo* and Interest 38,771 84 Mtaal'apeoa* *5 Of exit. The Oxford (Ala) Chronicle wants tbe women, who, to my eyes, are perfect frights, 7,«i 301 Georgia Western road to it ' " - - ... * Choccolocco Valley—Oxford Tennessee firm; old and new 67; otheas*, eras dull. The bank statement shows that loans increased over one million and quarter, decreased over one and a half millions; de posits decreased nearly two millions; drat- tion decreased nearly one-half million. The naval stoics trade has been complete ly unsettled daring the past week, but doeed with some signs of recovery. The present anomalous condition of this trade grows out ot large speculations, beginning last summer, and^planned to control the entire production of 1871. The necessities ot thu foreign markets were allurements fo: the combina tion or ring in naval stores. The Franco- German war has stopped the production in the forest of North France, where the bulk of the continental supplies have been le aned, and np to the time for the sap to ran, but little concentrated effort waa known to have been made to resume operations In this section. Hence, in June and July last, foreign capital entered laigtly to operate upon the American market. It via reported that the supplies from Wilmington and Charleston would average about the same aa tbe previous year. Upon this assumption an advance in price vraa established about the middle of July, over the corresponding time Of 1870. of 15 per cent. The scarcity of ocean freights led to the accumulation of stocks, both here and at Wilmington. An effort was made to relieve the latter port, but the vessel was wrecked and the news of her loss broke the market and prices were de pressed, at once, 12 per cent Since then values in naval stores have been nnftttled and the first step in the drooping of pricee is noticed this week. The reason for the ex cessive fall in rosin lies in the feet that the stock in the yards hero is about 101,000 bar rels. A late count announced an’change, of 70,000 barrels did not include the itock in one yard of nearly 80,000 barrels. This is against 78,000 barrels for the same time in 1871: Tbe stock of totpentine now in this city is 3,500 bai reU against 8,8C9 far the same time in 1871. The market In this city has been relieved within the past two days ot about 30,000 barrels rosin on export orders, and there is disposition with the trade to name corceesions that will induce a larger re lief on export and place stocks and stores below the average of the previous year. Latex—New 6s 10; 81a 15$; 62s 12$. 64s 12); 65s 12$; new 11); 67s 12); 68s 13; 1040s 8|. Virginias 60; new 56. LouHanas 68: new 54. Levee 61; 8s 70. Alabama! 87; 6a 58. Georgias 73; 7s 86. North Uarolinas 36; new 20). South Carolinas 53; new 88. The domestic produce markets haa been moderately active in leading staples, and prices have fluctuated considerably. At the K iduce exchange breadstuff! have bees in ter demand, and price* are higher in many cases.' Cotton has advanceedon moderately dull business. Sales for tbe week reached 125,500 bales, of which 112,000 were for fu ture delivery, and 135,000'on the spot and to arrive. Of the spot cotton exporters took about 6,000; spinners 6,109, and speculators ”5. St, Louis, April 6.—Tho flouring mill of H. C. Yeager was partially burned last night It was the largest in the city, and was valued at $850,000, Loss 460,000; covered by insu- Uaiultos, April 6.—Hon. Wa. McDou- S d is lecturing upon the relations between rest Britain and Canada, after consulta tion with high parlies in England. He said be had been forced to the conclusion that policy was net to abandon colonies, nor lo act so as to drive them away from their alle giance but to prepare them for maintaining their own position by means of their own right hands, and make them conscious that il an attack be levelled against them they must depend mainly, if pot altogether, upon their own resources to resist it, failing in which they must be prepared to accept the conseqm nccs, whatever they might be, which followed invasion and conquest Speaking for himself and speaking freely, frankly and truthfully, he was of the opinion that a union of these provinces was a preliminary step for tho establishment of a system of gov ernment in British America which would enable tn, when the moment arrived, when ' ion us, to maintain a sep arate and’in dependent existence among the nations of tho earth. He believed that that idea was present to minds of most if not all those who took part in carrying out that great and important political change. But because tbtyr foresay that which they believe must happen because they took united steps to put their countiy in a position lomalntain itself in case of war, was to be charged as he saw some of the public press has charged, that they hod ulterior objects in view, that they bad proved themselves disloyal to their FxmuxKsa.—Are la active demand. Large quantities have been sold in this market. a few of the favorite brands. This is well stocked with a large number Peruvian Geano per ton, $90; $56*66; Soluble Pacific $50 •Mfc Whann'aq a pt t phoephste $66*65; Floor of Baer BtmeVkLand Plaster $18*2a Telegraphlo Markets. New Yoek, April 8.—Cotto* doll fr. rqpilar; uplands 23); Orleans 23fe sales 1,449 Cotton sales for future today is as follows - April 22Ia22 15-16. May 23 516*231. Uonv 23). July 231516. August S3). Septem ber 21 9-16*21). October 20a20). Novem ber 19. December 181*19. Floor—Southern in light demand; coalman to fair extra $7 60*8 Id, good to choice $815al0 75. Whisky dull at 87. Wheat- red winter western $1 70*1 75. Corn heavy and lower at 72); white Southern 76a77. Fork a shade easier $13 10al3 15 Lanl easier at 8)&9). Turpentine weak. Rosin firm. Freights quiet Money stringent at )a) commision: de mand pressing ail day. Sterling 9*9). Gold 10)al0). Governments quiet ana unchanged. States and Tennessee* ) lower. Others steady. Baltdcoxe, April A—Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 23; net receipts 410 bales; exports 711; exports coastwise 50, sales 35; stock 11,235. Flour buoyant and firmer. Wheat firm and scarce. Corn—white 66*67; yellow 67. Oats firm at 67*61. Rice quiet. Pork active at $13*13 60. Bacon shoulders 5a51; Whisky S8a88). Liyxbtool, April 8, evening.—Cotton dull; uplands 11); Orleans 11). Bombay Atlanta, containing V acr*. more or loan, and adjoin- lug the property of denning* and Fmnklinff. Levied obm the property of Gi * ntMriC year 1871. AleOn ** the Hue tin moS, mtheUthalettic. —--- ton county, UeorgU; the part *o levied on 1* in vrard a, fronting on Richmond street, In the dty of Allan* ul containing }% acre, snore or le**, and adjoining the property ofnt tenon and Jenning*. Levied on •• KoproV-rtr at Atay Ball, (colored,) tj »*U*7j a state aod count/ tax a la for hla tax for tha /ear ^Saol at the ease time a: d nine-, a part of land lot No 19, In Uo 14th dlrtrlct of i«Ulaal»/. Hear/ : the iart *o levied on la In • * “* street, in the city of ' ndjoli Ftt'ton county, Georgia; tbe M w»rd 4, fronting ou Randolph ... —=» —-*acre, nr the ’property ot'Alex XAnL " c lorfdj to NUrfy n stt'e county tax d fa for his tax for the year **Tuo, at the same time and place, part or land lot No 46, tn the 14th district ot «rl^inally Henry now Fulton county. Oa; the part *o levied on la tn ward 4. fronting on alley in the city or Atlanta, containing “Bibb" (colored) to aatirfy a State and county ta ■ration county.ua; me pan *o levied on uiomra < fronting on Packard * treat, in tbe city of Atlanta, containing S' acre, more or lew, and adjoining tbe tax fl fa ror hla tax fOTL___ Ai<«o. at the same time and place, part of laud lot No 53 in the ^4th district of originally Henry now — Isl>. wr * riiTcr Atlau prcpeitj "of”Shtbley and ScoitT Levied on a* ; property of Hr* Jackson Barber, cub state and county tax t fa for her 1 UZL AJ«o. at the *ame time and place, part of land lot No 51 in the 14th district of otlgiu&Uj Henry new Fulten county. Ga; the part *0 M led on Is in ward 3, ghipmrota ainoe last report to the 8U, inst. Sfl&'&SS V, . « n - — .. . . I on a* the property of Owen Cilhoun (00)) to satisfy a tateand Alto, a) o», in j S?w April 9.-Cotton in good demand middlings 22); net receipts 4/4*71 „Al» v at ( theJMne j rlnie_an^plare 1 pert oflaafl lw Floor dosed steady; superfine $6 60; cStalntarx acre. SJ or tara. and /dJolmlJjTthi double extra $7; treble extra $7 25a8 00. .SftfSlSIVrfi’ PSX - <*53. Bran 4,14 Com dosed lal) better. Oata&Co53. ttrnn I eonntVtax a~fa for hi* tax fov the year' quiet at $1 75. Hay lower; prime $30; choice I Aieolatthenune urn. and piaor. out or ’anfllot $36e34. Fork advanced a quarter; mess $13 60. 4fl.lnthol4ih ci-trict of orirtnuir flairy nowFnl- E^flrmerat 51.71.71; JWEWff Lard Steady. Sugar dull; inferior J mnrv or lr**.sn<l ad-outing thepr>-p-nyoi Operand 5*51; common 71; good fair to fully fair I 0rf ^ n - L« Ivdonasthu prvp*fty of Rufat Houston 8)a9|- Molasses quieqdstem bottom at 45a S’)he coeui/ux a reform, tax 60. Wheat steadier; red winter western $1 Alio, at the'new ttnie and place, part ot land lot 67*1 70. Whisky dull at 87). Naval stores I XofiTln tha !4th district of orl-lna lr Henry, now dosed steady. Tallow 8)s8 15-16. OnffreI S quiet and easier; ordinary 18); fair 19a]9 r I iew^a- , Joinlortheproprrtya7Jackeoa,ln^]ecityof good 19)s20; prime 20). Freigiits dull ana I At ant. Levied on a< Ue property of Allen Hendn- fower. I w.y. (colored.) io tatary . auto and Connty tax Bank Sterling 20). Bight Exchange 11 Al-”atthewmeandnl,ce. panel land lot No 84, prenuam. Gold 10). I In Ue 14th dlaulnt or orfalNUy Henry, now Fni ion Savannah, April A—Cotton in demand: awnyrOg ,, ai.:the l srt k> ■vviedon l. inward l. middlings 21); net receipts 924 bales; ex- htiSTSiiSldwtaJSSS porta coastwise 1.343; salra 850; stock 36,904. STof Hardened D.-kc. Levied prapSfv Louisville, April 8 —Bagging unchanged Srt‘ u,tI * sut * but firm. Flour active and hrm. Corn quiet I part ot land lot but firm. Provisions firmer with an advanc-1 No ita! la too nth dletrfct or oristuDyHenr^co w ine tendency. 8hoa]ders 5ia51: dear sides 1 Futtou county, Georgia; the part mj levied on la in H Pork$12 25. wSftjfaL ^0?!^SlKfclfM Boston, April A—Cotton—middlings 24); I and adiolnlng the prepend oi Weer and Jennlnea! gross receipts 8,664 bales; sales 600; stock tailed on aa tbe property of Albert Jennlngt, (col’d.) 16000. I to aaiUryanuaanaCoanty tax for h-itexforthe NoxFOLK, April A—Cotton—law mid- ,e iU)! , at the aamt tlma and place, part or land lot dlings 22; net receipts 808 bales- exports I NoSMn th.Hth dtatrict cfortiiniily nenry, now coastwise 1,460; sales 100; tu);k 2.42A | EahsecsMqr^jlssig^; ttegrt rajwtadoata In CtSCCHNATI, April A—Flour and com I Heynra aircct la the city or Atlanta, and adjoining firm and in fair demand. Pork advanced at I tha property of Jonoa and Banter Levied on aa the $12 501 Lard, holders firm at 8)»3). Bacon I 1? fi ™»i sbonlders I [he ram. time and place, part ot land lot film; sides 6)a7. Whisky steady at 8A I Now IntheHthDitWctof orig’nilly Henry, now Charleston, April A-Cotton dull and Mi<»omn»R^^M«oll«imnnlUntranJi, nominal; middlings 22; net receipts 4 bales; I SSdn^Jt ISfmaranr 1 |es?Md2djolnIntt& exports coastwise 576; sales 60; stock 17,183.1 propmty of Sykea aad Jaaalng*: levied ana* tha WUaMisOTOS, April a -Cotton—raid Jlimcs J PJ^rtyff Am^ Inria.^ered, to ottafya State ajsnrtrealptoW AUre; exports coaatwii- ‘ A^^^^timf^dph^rart^r taidlot 390; sales 62; stock 3,083. I No IS In the mh Dlnrlct of orig nally Henry, now Mobile, April A—Colton—middlings 22a Fallon connty. Gcorala; the panto levied on lain 22); net recciou 814 boles: soles 1.600- slock 1 f™“'*n e on Xarkhani and Walnut streets In on itort y uatra, uicn i «! mock l M dl ^ ktUnta containing V acre, more on leu, 90 ( 699. I ^ aujuluing the property of Par on and Wilder; Galveston. April 8.—Cotton—good ordi- I tcvlid on **th* property of Mark J»me«, colored, to dinary 20*; net receipts 107 bales; sales 500; W-^tauaadcoiiiujuxftfaforhUtax for the stock 22,806. I y ^M», at the rune time and place, part of land lot AUGUSTA,April 8.—Cotton—middlings 20); | No CS. la the 14th Diairict of orUlsally Henry, now lecci P ts 77 3 bales; sales 410. iM MEMOBiia. - Holiday; levied ou a* the property of Fred Jack, I Holiday; levied on a* the property of Fred Jack, a. It has pleased God. in His inscrutable colored, to*** «fya8tata and county tax ft fa for hla t0 * r *“ ove * by <icalh » Mr *- 0«onre B. I ui^rame time and place, part of land lot Ohaatberiin, a teacher In our 8*bbath bchool, there-1 No 53, in the 14lh District of origibaily Henry, now fore,bait Fultm coanty. GeoigU; the part soleviedoniain L Hc-olved- That, tn thl, rtflictlv. dl-penrallon, | ptoovny of Henry Jam; colored, to Mllafy a State we recofnlae the hand od onr Heavenly Father, who, I nmprrtyuf' t. That by this.b^resvemrot we have lo«ta c«»-'*bor- I Sin the 14th district or originaliv Henry, now F-l- er, whoee unobtrusive virtue# had endeared her to a I too, county, Georgia; the part *o levied ou tain ward large circle of friends, and whose place In onr I e?bool, now vacant, it will be difflcnlt, If not imposa!-1 propo ty orr ‘ “ * 75, in the 14th district of originally Hr orr mow ton countv, Ga., the port *o Jrviwi Is in ward S frett ing on McDonough street in the of Atlanta, contain- ‘“rX sere, more or Icmi, and adjoining the nvoDaotr oTHalland Buice; levi-d on as the nmn»itonf if Thomas e^ored. to saiiafy a State and county tax • fa, for his tax for the year 1871. 9 Also at the same time and place, part of land ltt No. 108 in the 14th district of originally .Henry now Fulton county, Ga., tbe part so levied on Is in ward? fronting on vine snd Kim streets, In the dty of At lrntta, containing M acre, more or less: levied on aa the property of Peter Upshaw, colored to satisfy a wn C couaty tax A fa, for his tax for the ytm m „ A iso, at the same time and place part of land let No 47. in tbe 14th district of originally Henry now Levied oa M the property of E14 EdwardyrSSint! UafarUre'vrej'lWl* 1 *coaatj tax /V.frehta “pO} Georgia ; the part so levl- d oa la ia wardA block 4, fronting on McDonough and Joitt street*, in the city of Atlanta, contatoieg x acr* : lereon.3 di.sk;, 2 tshlea, it cha-re. loan ,^ stotJs, o carpus ini xua* tings and rornicu* g'? h ‘* t ?» b T C S'? in ^*^ T olhcr * m ril aiUciee in tbe ooS of theH I&Jznball House, occupied br thr Georgia • A1 ‘p- * ierta 1 ub> and8oZ5 norti. i ^ Kimball House nett Also, l counter and desks att-ched, lOcbuire, I desk. 3 table*, 1 map-fram* and map*, 4 cornice* and lamorcquins, 3 office stool*, i MSM «P«U andmaSn^la toe room of tho occo L ,lfcd h 7 the Georgia Banainw ooA.ttt chanddlera udm fixture* in eaidrteiss of the H I Kimball Houm! ^iao.,1 lot of Iron at tap >coa*:dRoUng Mill, and! F*pt®ILC*A ca led the Albany ai>d Brunswick, now proeWesternandAtiamic jttallroad. All levied j tb* properly of Oautubal 1 Kimball, to satisfy a Balance due oua btate sad County tax fl fa for hla taw t° r tb® Jttjto. All tbe foregoing property pointed outby b R Hoyle, Tax Collector* 1 N.Dei Op. r Uy)- Fetipencd hherlfpa Baton. W n i* ^M 01 * thTcourt House door In the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georr a. em Hie first .Tuesday in May next, within toe km3 !**•»following bhpuny to-wit: idFS that Pact or parcel of land lying and being ta tbs ^° f Atianta, being partof mtyToVNo. 4 l5 book «fronitog on Hunter street Iff) feet and h same width fO 7-10 feet. It being pert of =~ — *’«%77, in tbe 14th district of onginaliy Henry, now Fulton, county, Georgia. Levied uu a* H$e property of N B Gardner, by virtue of and to i ft {» in Pulton 8uperi«w Com ia favor of I?? 6 * ? y^P*P^pQae am Properly pointed qpt by plain tiff's attorney. February »<187a . ***• “®« time and place, a l *t containing °* le# ** the improvemcata th.rvu. ai toated cm the corner of Decatur street aad Packard^ Allej^ ia the 4'h ward f tbe city of Atlanta. ^dViTin- ini the property of Faith, Monte, w U Fiteal^ad other*. Xflevied on as thepropeny of D. H. Us-ath, by “6 10 rotWP five fl fa* Isrux-d from N^Vry GBBrt of IxSCth District G M. tu favor of SmSJJS 1 ?*? TtD “ uVie. made 5 J1 Porter, L C, aad returned to me March 4. :«7J. ^Mo,at.thasame time auu place all thtt tract or of land hing and bc*ng m thu dty of Atiaata. o1 t r lhe the c5n2?uf McDonough and Jones streets, on which Manret ius^ Bell now realdts*; m.d parcel of land braiuniu*/ ». the east line of said lot am.t mnnlcgalongiiaid Jone* street 53 feet in a wretw.irdly Uirecuon. aad running hS-vf 1T 10 ,he Borl1 ' ram. ■Ming 30 feet off 01 the cast tpd of said Jot Levied at Cental a. wVTL of u.? T.Ntrranin. .. BeU ud llltrea* A. B«1I. Levy mad. hy 3. K. Thomtwon. L. C. and return^ to me Muth 4, ien. 0 A M. 1'EHJSKKSoN, Dvouty Sheriff. ?»pril8—wtdn rnntat’t Ice St 50 per levy. Futton County Postpone Sheriff*. Sataa. Wjosittaattaggaagfia: All that parcel or land lot No 85 in the 14th dtstriot of orirtnallyHanry now Fulton county, Georgia; tho part so levied on is in ward l, fronting idle/ and Macon and Western Railroad, inure city of *4, iwuuhk vu vromicT, miWB Glenn streets, in tbe city of Atlanta, containing 3M aoua, more or less, and adjoining the property of Dr. Thomas. Levied on as the property otgp Dough erty to satisfy a State and county tax fl fa for his tax for the year 1871 Also, at the aame Ume and place, part of land lot No. 53, ia the 14th district of originally Henry, now - Fulton coanty, Georgia; the part so levied on is in ward 4, fronting on VS heat anaCoillns streets, in tho dreor AUsnm containing 3X acres, more or less, and adjoining the property of Gray and Downs! Levied on a* the property of Marcus A. Bell to satisfy upstate and county tax fi fa for his tax for the year Also, at the aame time and place, part cf land lot No. 51, In the 14th district of orlgtuall!y Henry, now Fulton, county, Georgia; the part so levied on !• In ward 4, city lot IK framing on Houston and Fort streets. In the city of Atlanta, oonuintor sv acree. etMMF^ . ■tti gg^feaa5k ,,, jKk , ihswr Frlntar’a rre so per levy. Deputy tiberuL ra'orVras ea^sfljSshiE^he I Fultsn Ceentf sheriff*. Stall, far Deice end Adair Levied on as ihe ^-Yi 1672* motto countiy, that ttiCT had shown them- J I pfJpSqref BllUudKler.coh>re<l,ioutt>ryaState| TXT ILL be Bold before (ke court TTonee door. Is selves to be authors of dangerous measnres, I , *„*•.. _aa__w *v*. I and con y tixSfefovlit*tt*forth*jeerIS71. W thecltyot Aiiaare. Fniioii coanty, Georgia, it tho tame tiioeand place, partof land lot on tbe Srat Tneaday In May next, within the level . .k.mti .tl.1i. •>» nt rrrioinellv Il.nrw nnw I h.. M .fe.la -*- - TN* *- * - - — a f. . . That In the euddenneic of thla moqrnfiii evert, I —3.CoS Ihrf j shear the voice of God, adihoniahin, u« to work) Nod? taiSTlWl 4Wl»W oTc Report of the Board of Health.—7b I PehUeeSoSe/.".".'.".'.'.".".".'.'.'.".’.’.’.X". rtr UmontU Mayor end OmneU: Grarlemen-We SaSiktaioi'.'.'' lav# the lioacr to present herewith onr regular re- I Koto to M. G. Dobbins.7... . .. portwfor the first quarter of tho year ending March | Balance National Park Bank, New York.. 31, 1874. Tbe Ito.ird has carefully ex4mimed every rep<irted to thorn, and havo reported to the Council or have lustra* ted the Marshal to abste everything which In theoplnlon of tho Board la calculated to damage tire tow th of the city.* The City Sexton reperta to the board lntorrment* In the city cemetery for the quarter aa follows: hours of sale, tbe followicg property, to ait: Tho furai\are and fixture* of a Saloon on Whita- **#,*» *»**»■■■*, was- | hau "tree*, iu the city of Atlanta, and known aa the adJolnlDg thfprop-1 Bon Ton Saloon, oonslviiig of 1 counter with fix- •Heading gotitw.- ynS" thresh SFttZKSBttSrSSSSZ JSSSSU& Su'premXrt Sum W onS **}«. tford to bo its place though tbat Is badenough. -u come.nwbick I '£ At a recent mectinz of the MinisteriM As- dff BL/Sod w« postponed ? ~ ^ ‘ wklok Era CmbcviU [ j r^ra. i io.4, -e,*.,,,. 0.04) CO /? *f® „ , sodstlon in Syracuse, New York, there were I Wednesday, when s certified copy of the die JJrSJjJHjj, .7““,,^;™ bSfthnnkvw 5rI evtscod la the welfare or the childns of the poor, ertjr of Pery t. Kreth, ertond, fo eetufy s State s terra mirron, a robitt., 5fra,.ca pit. Lora, fiot her LW| C ta j tto'^erovm^nj'^ w^Srt^ri^Ut'mHra | om's^ I teotoMo^^ablrmimtyrone hunthSTard I 1 I | ^ * inMtt ‘ ‘ ' touU'fys I of tho former’e road. This would moke I vocated preach! og I Athens a point on the Macon and Knoxville | days, rood. This route, says tho Athens Banner, I would use some twenty-five miles of the At- evtoced la the welfare of the childns cf the poor, visiting them ia their house®, gathering them into be Obulned-Sabscqaenlly one hundred Eld I of*Enriandrto'«tabnsh I *keechool end providing for their waul., ta mray | N^ta traiphdiZSJo ^ab,M“! We " teUed>re IS to^STt the pub^ mi of Canada | | A Liqcon Law.—The Wisconsin Legisla-1 Dr. • two dos chant- SUffwgaLn. hnabsnd of Victoria I 7 ”®»»* Jg. WE have tested many of tho baking pow-1 Imu“a!ld°RTdlInond J, ir°-LIne° tor TopTar I tore, which has just adjourned, distingutahed I Woodhull, Is dead. Coroners are iuveatigat- j Thewbolfl j? if , of that opinion waa iSt ders, and find them universally adulterated—I Springs toward Clayton and Rabun Gap. I .ts closing horns byttie rassage of snoitire-1 rag. frequently with unhealthy articles—^while 1 And Mao conid nse twenty miles of theGriffio, I iy * ,w -. Section four provjaes tnat DtPrice's Cream Baking Powder malottdns I Monticcllo and Madison road. lit 'shall be unlawful witmn tins rao^y—Whltata . «;.tataL «: | "^1^^ “ d ““H Geor g r"'cw,. | OIV I ARIO. London, April 8 —Phoebe Campbell baa I xnlatlon. I the propoerty of li 9 wdl and Ray. Uvirton aa tb* ] Tide April 5ih,i8». . * 5th. That our aympithlea are hereby tendered to I property of R* Ki um tojprud, to s re f mi ten househo’d. and to tha sorrowImjj I 4nd . coun . t ^ tm ? ® ** ■ 0r foc * raary—White*. 34; colored, M; total, 63. March- Whites 35; colored, 51; total, 77. Total number fee the quarter: Whitts, 71; colored, 133;giand total, 118. One case of small pox has occurred a misdemeanor when publicly but under Ibis f cction a fellow corn fields up; planting not done; much I himself at hisowntable^ makes Sore Throat, Cough, Cold, and similar flJrtL th. last I ftoM pulmonMy^ffretionsToftenttmes incu-1 cotton Brad heddftl; plenty of guano; more I heist tat a criminal of l']™* 17 : rsble P “Bro-?a Bronchial Trod,.,".rrach ^J^cattan; whest Aattcrtag; rose toe T>mn- I JAMururi, npni o-tuww vimujiutu u**a , ‘rr„ been convicted of tho murder of her husband Rested 1 and wnteuced to be hanged, fuddles I bODTH CAROLINA. . 2“* ? Cbaulectos, April a—The Kn-KIux I men in Canada that they were wanting in ~~_!t 1 trial* will be resumed here to-morrow be-1 loyalty, because they recognized the actual imcnt I r Tftvlln^ Qtstna f’ranrf JndirA Rrmd 1 ttfwitinn nf fiffWtni «• • iiMME MMiMihfBiwkfteHfv tot it«u I raoie. "crown ■ unmui:*t *»uw«b *«»*-« i—•- ——• , —»« •———r—ishment is ° fore the United States Court, Judge Bond I p<»ltion of affairs. 1 directly the .eat of ^itara^^^ive d-1 totato* ££^“£5; I tmin “ U71 “- Uiecouniy. .. .. I -Uon ^^ecourt unli. Ihc of W, con-1 ^‘^1^00110! and prnmoUy quanreUmad dcvclopad. The rreolotlon of Council la reference to vaccina tion has been carried out a* far a* practicable. . . We are glad lobe able to report tbe dty entirely | free from all epidemic i&iucacts. aad wr do txtrad assurances that we will continue to do our power to promote th* health of the dty. Respectfully submitted. W. N. JtJnuou, M. D.,C h*!r da*. D. Haird, Secretary Board. Atlanta, April ft, 1873. . .WL _ ords the prnpertv of/. *• WUUmm Uvlvd TO a. the I .tract tlT tact to tb# bealUAli*,; alto, la filty, it could not DC Charged against public J communicated to the family of the deceased.. I ^j t0 at the same Ume and place, part of laud fct 1 lot Na ft. thence south 57 feet to the euwof M 3, ‘ ~ C. O. Erxrosn, I No —. in the 14th diatrictof ongiuilly Henry now thence along the line of lot No 3 to Jack/oi. aired. Secretary C. P. 8. School. 1 Fulton county, Georgia; the part so levied on ta to I thence along JackKre street Qi f. el to the i«giim!»g; ^ r * '^ noou * w .id L fruniir.g on Mltobdletre’.-L In the ertvof I *n levied on ea the dower binds of Mary Bowsrdy AJlant*, containing M sere, more or Jese, and adjoin-1 wldoy of E M Bdwardy, deceased, as per agreement • •* tyof ——.• Leytodenaathe property | between the said Mary £ F liusodal and (fomrarfial. IoOSSSOTXD HA1LT.1 Frequent OoLDs—Peraons who take In Quitman snd Pearce counties planting viction ore ddrayed. 1? tStro^iSzIbv >“ military custody. ,i.i vJr.iiv scareclv free from one before! suspended; season unfavorable. I son found drunk may betaken in cRargc oy | Ihev have uother have poor blood, and all I In Carroll coanty farmers planting com [ any good Samaritan so disposed and held I p AEI , t A pr ii 7.—Thiers aid Arnim will '*™ J* I gf nreesution they maytakc they cannot busily says the Times. until such Samaritan judge him entirety so- j ?oon catena, negotiations for the com- *” I Sespes^exposnro 7 until ^he bloodis chan- In Muscogee coontv, says the Enquirer, her,«: whica time Uie 8sBi«xitsns >fUflebiU p , e(e CTSCaa0on of French territory by Gor ged from ita tow stato snd made rich snd com generally planted; no stand m most I for thp expenses of his hMPitali'y* toff&a troops, pure hy using Dr. Price’s Blood Earichcr, plsces, and only half in the rest. Replanting with a fro of $2 per diem, mnst be paid. She nnlv n-medv ever ofiered to the public I «nd planting over must be done. Little o | hew York World. | _ r A Bio CLOcr.-The™r^cIock M the Eng- Ap^^roeSltocta occupiM Durango I Tho surface of business affaira refleets noth* v . if. g.^siVtaw 1 tnn Mn mnlr» It «ii riorht I u.lbti .t . ; a fit* UmKt nns in I on the 24lh ult. DdTVilo Gucm is in full w- i {nv l»at & state of calmness. Ouite a number For Sale. Second-Hand School Furniture. I N^f-mW ‘C'lFTEEN DOUBLE DB8K8 and Thirty Chain,all I Fulion counlr JJ? with iron irarnea. Abargate * *’ * 1 ,J '—*' MEXICO. City ot Mexico, April 1, vi* Havtnfi,|Md cloudy, with indications of more o VAAA1W BUU tuavc, (tan w ■mm aw, | powentaai va R J MUMJ. huiuiuimaivrui tuc cfliaw 'district Of orlsiDiUy Henry now I .r E It Edwsrdy, deeossea. raid propwty Hilt th. EKS and Thirty Chairs, ill I Italton couaty, Goorcls; the pira so 1 wild on Is lxi I rivkof A B Nerriera, former pareaxser at tbe Sheriff barxmln aisy 1m hsd. Ap, ward 4, fronUos cn ViienUn. .trael, in the dty of I wle. April »th. ISIS, A. UAYUOGP, Alls»ta,t<mttltaw)<a^e,m<*re<ir fc», end Adjoin- Aleo, nt the «m« that and t .t tbe Onrpet Store of Chamberlin, Boynton A Co., I ta* the pioperW ul Snan »d Underwood. Levied 1 sen, nionoclo.s, and the anrS-wtt Atlsmta.d«. I on on ih. property of EUly Linn, colo.od, to tnitaly eltnntad on the comer of Jen] a..™... , , n State xnScinnly tut fslnr her tax for 1CTL , , ,ireeu,talhs4ihw»rdof Ure_, General Rkmauks.—The day is warm I Fulton .Sheriff’s Sales lor Altay ( | NoUt'ta t Uu^I<ta*diSrta > of adthSl^Benry now! tanuiiMhaii^VJexebyViruufu^udtoMturyss .d clondv. with indications of more rain! I 1*78. wwuwi.llwV.; th. r«rt K. tavtad eta-ta^ta t. tatayajram.th. jSiriraF Oaan *r .th tm6.hW placa, a l*t containing • or lore, and th# Improvement* thereon. rainl | 1872. Fnltou count/, Ueorela; th* rart so levied cm la to f*is»u« I ittii v v - --t j a- -« it_. r-e t n..»...... i. sv # I ffird S> ffontloi{ on ud F&luo itrMtii to th® I tiict. G I I IA ILto favor of N J Hammond va tb# Atlanta Medical College; levy made by J K Thoapaoo, L G, and returned to me April 8, 1873. munraxAL,u.-... ^ Dikd Suddenly of Heart Disease. Iriu^dlTralc.^,'^dThe'prlwmer?by Ms~mnidi I How common is the announcement. Thou-1 A letter Hra-r.. Gnrtrell A Stephens sn.d cat n writ of sands are soddcnly swept into cternity by the Sun, which . rr^v* bC,0 '" UdS,C0 " ,i,Wb0 ^i^gTto£p«roblo^^to^ “«*“«- .ttorncvA L. EI tating, poisonous materials, which, circula-1 RolJ money te ^“ nwtajrettd o^^rouod| Uog th^igh the heart, irritate.itadelicate | cars never that Jjil*e Cowart had no jnritdicHota which wae ovetrulvd. Al*o, that a flan ini] ■ax he paid at th. line It ta flnt imposed. ti-sucs. praedhy a Jnd*. fi«‘«» only slight, prodneing »littto pslri- the irritation may at money to buy the Era with. Also, at the same time and place, partof land lot I subdivision; the east line being 1810 feet long, more o 8\ in the 14th district of originally Henry now I or less. Levied on as tb* property of the dtfradaot Fulton county, Ga; tbe part so levied ua Is to ward 3,1 by rirtue of and to reUrfy a mortgage fl falaVtttoa fronting on McDaniel aad Glenn streets. In the citv I boperior Court in favor or Ghambcrlln, B>>yton A or Atlanta, containing one acre, more or lew, and ad-1 Co. vs Micbeal ant Salile Fitzgerald. Property Jotninx the property or Wallace and Freeman. Levied I pointed out to fi fa April 8,1873 on a* the property of Jacob Nelson Estate (col) to I Also, at the same time and place, all that tract or Mtisfv a 8tate and connty tax fl fa for his tax for the 1 parcel of land, to-wit: Beginning at a stake on the r 187L I line of land formerly owned, by R C Daniel, 130 feet tea, at tbe aame Ume and place, part of land lot I from th* center of the Georgia Railroad track and at He is surprised he was not summoned before I | died suddenly of hesrtaisease on mezzo, ins musi now. omm o: I 151 ^ if I iTisatae^becomes'firatty"senuir^nndlnflams-1 the Committee,when he was in Atlanta, to Why Not^Heniy Oewstoe wdl-known railroad car, while on » plcssurc trip, near new CS. State of Alstanta honds-five feSSSylfl SSSS^^SSKRS?^ L^romSpSS: &ZSZ it cmrnot tow*n*ty paid,aad tto P«n«o erovM “J >^on ms ***. | briddmadedbanker, who slwsysjridrahim-1 MMuma.. , I nercent «9t do. right,interest87. f* 8Ul '« yTi .iSXu. relieved from pnnishmau afterward*. Thl# a»eoww I iLarll witennvlniUl I 0 _ I self on being a.self-made mun, during % re-1 Goneral Ncn,wlK) MUMNSOHio gorcra-1 and ATLANTA STOCKS AND I *“5 !!“!?,•? Si wartof landlotl tax flu for hla tax for the year lffR. tbence about 6lft feet to thebagin&tog.^containing jll jimimi I mi; membrane or of Utt Ytltw, to produced. I He aaya the Tennessee Car Company was a talk with Mr. Travers, had occasion to | meat troops at the battle or Fresnillo, re-1 ueobola a»u *q.a _ al®. at the asm# time and placa. ona houae on part W acre*, more or leas^■ overruled. | „ n1B , wifie to curly attention to a case of | J lTgf I v- *Ks. hf« man I wremda. from the effects of I Ronds.—We find no change in this market | Noja, In thal^DiMrictefertglealiy M«yy»_Eay | I of Michel Fitzgerald and Bailie Fitzgerald by Virtue The contract between Jndge V e ° la ^ W 7 * 1 foumy tax flfa for his tax for the year 1671. laud lot I »wJadfl.coal* tatarf«t« With evset arife tot tto gygj b not right, and if you would pre- himbAlls, Campbell Wallace and Rice. The JIS'S^TravSi frs ” an> * " lrtt ‘* T “‘ ®" d “-ei*"- S5. ,t from further disera^you must help did business snd dosed out. selling rLywdto Iride clutfiA. We lean that this Court. U tobrotrighttyby toe use cd inch nremedy I ^ i^Cl ^ . sritmademan^that I “ I br^t^^tta^wTu^toit toe Re-1 rood stock92a95. Six per cent. bond, of toe I * «£ I ‘ S 1 « S. A »f^*Med°ieri e StT ta the number, iftoe $9,500 was psid before _ “H“JiH-Hen^’’in^pted 6r. Trxvm, public. State of Georgis^tovro^percroL^. we IPTuiuuouwfj Wit/u« i Grange stock. We quote ueorgia Ksurota i ^ “5S^^yrfJ^Ui721.t,wMcele. stock V9slOL Atlsnta and LaGrange Rril-1 to satisfy the year 3871, s will go np to the also, at the same ume aad place, part of land lot foTf, in the 14th District of originally Henry, now ftilton cocntr, Gearrla: the part so levied on is is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medics! Discovery tal more or Ires, oonululnir X acre, more or Ira*. XTOTKE to hereby riven to aB pw«aiCT»e*rra4, property of Jennlnss and 17* that J alia Vsn <hu, btxm of «ami ouaaty Csmk ot the girl* wonid ran away with him." Colorel I unequalled appetizer, an ateolate specific for Wsrrm “sioi* a rau*>e,” aod Major CSnapbeQ “Wonk 1 diseased diges-tion, a wonderful nervine, a a wink*’ -ttbis. Cotood W. replied that be w»* m*r-1 moderate cathartic, a remedy far hrer com- S£ £tj I PW“*» «°d periodic fey*.-forconstt- •wcetbrert* as tbe single connty tax fl I fy * Htate aod coanty tex fi fx for izr.* 1 - oSfito nrenercro Rtttud Wlilia* b,colored. lln*e-’*te, and no person ha? pplbd f »- r.tuun*»trn- te aMl owaty tax fl ts tor hi* tax During toe year ending October 81, 1871,1 Msistlsn by the government troops. |stdc,,7)sa Joles4). I air ot auintal •Jheen conducted by“Mr. a W. Ornhb, to I ^deStastoceto^merehTa^toUl of 891 B^Siro^f^neral'"^ComStte?* Riffip Bacon.—'There is no quotable mtykm. ravt.f lrafl toil “TCT* .Tm. —« h». mad .too, unit <■; innatat I rtavCorit. or -aa. wtor etsto t ~i **.01 i" I whose integrity I had perfect confidence and I accidents and 3,809 deaths. I Frmkenheim suvvtsted that twenty-one be this market with the exception of c*eor rides. Nwistattoist), d‘,-ji«ot oXgnefij fivary. ■» N?tt'in tto Ittn D> rtor S or’uduxSy H«nry, now I ttoSrat Slotatay ta lUj can. a^M. turn. nUAo> - taton 1 notion , specific for rheumatism, or «se^: Stav^nTh^b^ Sr‘ to v chosen from theOmt^ Committee to attend We quote shoulders 6); tiror Mm Sfc cfaw \ Wft ta 1 Srt Sra’s.^S£i y^toSSTtatal 1 ^ptatam Ms HtaAsyliai that aTtaraowa. wj^ajtait. om£5 jjriSe to M ailments to which^the f2w?r tocchiD * I »* “Here, you little rascal, walk up hers toeCtoamsttConyrottcm. rib sides 8)s8). At&ra Xa«. ^ aaflafl^la- d-Tjd ASn-awWntarltacv morsorto^ and taai*lu.y o’ ApriLtatt. ^•rtta-vj-juraroa-mrtatan. | S ^ so»c«, andiu. gramri houmhoto j JojnBleE . ° f d ^S^S. , .^d S'cv^eriSuo^f GEAta-Thera to .good denmnd for corJ — - ^ > - - Fulton ScrKHioa Conrr-The April toT^^tt^whi^SiT^ 1 I 1 -’— vo to I .1^ fl.,„vd,v. UVcoctewhite U.«'>taauSWn.ytaxflta tor hi. ux (w th. yrar | touching upon the above statements. Respectfully, John Rice. iet -The April I SSe toTp^^ticTwhieThS^S I * * — 1 Tract FaltonSatoVtov Court cccaarood yatar-l Hostettcr’sBiUera famous evervwhere. Seetol A Celebrated T,ul. nay surataf, Jadflo noykira fleraidiaz. Tha follow. I )> however, that yon have the true article, for I _ , . _ — - . . tag toad Jury wen awoca: John T. Keadar,E.D. I the land i%tofested with swims of local bit- j The Augusta Constitutionalist has repro- lUtL w. JL Eridwvil. n. B. nia-.on, B. s. sine. Fhti | tcrs _ r .:adc from condemned liquors and 1 doced this celebrated toaat given by Governor *■*. L I *?’*' ^ worthless druvs. whichgreedy wreRtocs who George H. Troup,of Georgix,at toe Jefferson Wood. R. 8. Dnnntaf. T. T. Fupo, Jowph Chldwd, I ,peculate on human life recommend as pin-1 .* V t. u*——. Thomas Baatcheas, J. Byaa, V. CI aceas ’ Kton.ood base Farm. Tto Oaamon Law Docket 1 wore waatakcaopL CoortadioarasdatSo’clockaalil tR I april9—deodlwiwlt o'clock this ' color*dl muilcfya State 1 ap^—wtod tZ c7*.rvmihliflrah u h^irto cridiration dinner, at Washington city, in ETA woman applied to a magistrate the u of toe chirUtans snd their Prisons. 11830, which created great commotion in our I Uie Wtrd 4, f and «c6un‘ ° 7 y°uraelf-where tuve| mo^eriSuonTf I GnAiN.-Thcre U sgood demand for cornfil “After toe girls, father." I ddegates at a subsequent meeting to go to I Ho changes since Saturday. We quote white -Did you ever know me to do so when 11 Ctoonnxtt. Other gentlemen com 95; yellow and mixed 93x94. Wheat— I aim, at tto ■ *3&EK&L.to.-' SSSate -The Government of the United Staler— I Dead Men Tell so Talks —-If they did, I Railroad Intelugesce.—We are re-1 .n.thvmac sgstost the depleting lancet, toe I qaevtad by tto GoacnlAteat of the Grest Soathcra drastic purge, snd the terrible salivAote of f ■FtoBoateto stato that the train kavtag by the | toe mstenx medico, would arise frome fftam ud Atlactic ItaUraad at 1 taNsw York same ttauas pass mo cm team Lyacbkms » >« Y«k wtthcc. variable Vto^Stte^ lithtt Antonines.” | to toe liberal movement, and exprettm his | I powerful, yet harmless restorative, dytpepsL. f IISITKI Attorney tu re-1 - . ... _ for released convicted I country butter 20x25; : court is to be organized in] chickens23x28. | accordance ^to law. . . FactoetGoods.- j VeKalb Cenaty. - OasnAXT** OfTXCX, April 5.1873. apr7—fluff w3t Printer** fee $3 CCOBOIAyFallen Ceiaty, Okdim4*t'» Omcz, Ai ril ftth, 1873. n*rt ot lmd lot I TTABRY BONNEB, p.oc.h-f *pp!if d’orexemp- '7. VJ..I I BE Finn nf MNIWitit*. snd lot II re IMVt onH vain. Persons I.*—W. J. Tewksberry, General I bUious comptaiats, snd all diaesr esof the I a vote wonid ora tor. with O. X. I I X. H. PxtaA of tio I is irresistible antidote. Icbl#—d*wtr Our contemDorsiy wants to know how «och opinion that toe nominee of toe Oncumati mat of the mansgment. J We c Convention wiU he the next PreeidroL He Money—the ttringrocy continued to the JJJ. vote would run now. that seven hundred driegstes from dose and after bank bourn )c oommWon r" We can answer. The toast would be ttnaui-1 dty wQl attend a reunion in toe loan of | paid. Stariing duJlat 9)09). Gold I nfiqiy mtnwrt, > i mitt ninJn* * OowiBSti hnoj with hi uttw aS^WJSZKatl SSSSEtt^ssBsSfai N*ta ta cm itta dlVS«Sr«CtaLi J*H w f'cT I lltkm Of pragtAmemt Imupmtramta. mms aaagggkytgflrJT^ga Lmz«ter llollf. WamsuttaS); Amow| ^ H -ymflea DANIEL FimtAN, ordi.. n tta^d^pSoftad lotNo. I offT-dlUMt malm's (m M $ua u$cr uum uwuriGwmBi—mui. .a. n._„_ Steriing dull at 9)s9). Gold lOjalO). | (indistinct PRINT