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ATLANTA, TUESDAY, JULY 23.1872.
Keuwr Bmra'4. •( Rtlawara. wfc.
... KmlaUIr r«a(kt Oracle*’,
-nppnrl kr tke Democracy. *»r« t<
I, nnw Dkratcrallc IJUlr u vote for
urcele*.
On.: lijr one tlie ipulint Democrat*;*!*)
.I|^«is.kl Mr. Onelqr'i Domination Djr the
IHiicKTary, in MUPjanciBK their purpose lo
pap|«rt ntvl work for Grade*’* dectior.
Then: con In no other alternative, it sc
■in, for a genuine lover of his o
and f«*f a^rrpnaentative Southerner. His
conviclkioa moat sooner or later drive
him lo this coarse. He who opp>ccs
lint-lev aids Grant, and Grant to the OJ-
■■reoaor of our sccliou and the symlisl of
central drapotiatu. He who remains neutral
and inactive weakens the army of conatita-
tioaal gdvernmeut to this extent, and practi
cally bclja Grant by failing lo waist in hit
defeat, lie who refutes to vole for Greeley
shunto in the attitude of declining to help
tke only picwnt means for patting down the
1 union that enforces Fulcra] tyranny, and
oppmui CouatUatioiialikin. That this la not
ao meant, we readily own, but that that this
it its |metical effect cannot he denied, and
as lliu tcadiing Is cornea a[iparcnt In the
Iirognua of the conical, true Democrats will
1st unwilling to be |daooJ in ao false a pod
ium, and must asms up to Grvcley'(Support.
John KorsylU, a Us •rough anti-Greeley
m ui, nsaa hravely ovnflo tho performance
of list dis.ign.rble duly, but none tho leva
runily. Ileaayatbia:
~Lct ua admit that Greeley to no better
than Grant aa a political man, yet there to a
very great difference in their surrounding*
Tin- one lewis the conservative maasra of tbe
• oonlry, while tlie other to the stern bad of
•eiitralizsUon. If weihi no raoro, it will he
a great gain to break np that hornet’s nest
at Wn.diin.-ton It to Irn Into to any that
linelcy is not the way to do ft None fed
Dial iKn latterly than wo do.
Ilot turn ilitrt U •« other map, and we look
oisai It as simfdy a waste of time, and a
more than waste of lienncs lo lie Hectoring
on the Is-ighls or crying over spilt milk in
ibevalmof poliliea. There la a stem, prac-
eal duty to to performed. It to no longer a
duty of apmiiathm, since Ilalliinore lias du
ll, h-d. It haa laniinc one of action,
t'lsaueye! Grant ami hi* aurodcvlto aw’
hi- iiievitalilc lmyniiefrt,nr Gn-rley with ever,
a ho|n: and priantoe of reform,"
Itm |a-rha|ia the most sign ideal] l arena ion
to <lr*a ley’s ni|iport to Henator llayanl, of
I M:i wale, one of lis- alihut, iiureat, uohies’
Ih-iisieratic atahamK-n of tin c mntry Th*
writer wan with hiiu in the IialUmore Demo-
era Ik- Cieiiniiliiwiei lluaincaa and heard anil
Mip|s>rtn! hto »u|»tIi attempt to mould tin
ai ti'Hu f that Isalyiliilerently. Hercpreacnted
iIn- only State that eondemned the amimd-
imnte No man haa stood sturdier than
lliyard. 11 w atwrelaw for the South have been
rare iprimrns of dnqncncs. lie haa worn
• •of Ida health In hto luliora for constitutional
and pure government. When, therefore,
aochs pitriol imd hiicIi a statesman,so daunt-
I -as a defersler and champion of the true
faith, awl ao splendid an exponent of the
|ialrsiiic flemciil of tiro party, feels it hto
•Inly lo fall in'o tlie ranks and battle fur the
warrai of Onoto-y, !he example to almply fr-
' ni-iiUi. Nor to there in Bayard the half-way
|a rfiuiiiaiHx-rif duty. Tlrat boot the charac
ter of the man. He draw nothing half-way.
What he d-a-a, he dura with hb might The
_ lino of duly ™-tiled lie indalgca in no turning
Iwk. He givi* no lukewarm help. Iln bc-
roirally fama hto duty like a man, with the
ioin-pidily of true rourago and the plucky
fullwvai of genuine manhood. lie tells hi-
IHiiplc Im> cannot lie silent in such a lailth-
III- knows what Oranl'a rule to, and what
will lie, awl it mint la: pat down. He tells
Iris state to nominate a Greeley electoral
ticket, aeil Urat ho to coming home to do hto
pirt in electing il
IVc give hto letter and commend its perusal.
I nctvl wit any to you or to Uicm with wliat
a-itoiiiahment I liennl of the nomination of
t im h-y and ltrown at Cincinnati, nor how
steadily mill o|a-nly I have at all times ex-
1*re«s’*iiiiyta*U in opfamilioii to the adoption
•d that ticket by the Democratic party at
Ikdiimore. Hat tire remit has been aecotn-
pltolnvl, however much against our will and
efforts, and it to our duty, ca'mly and steadi
ly, to confront the fact now presented to our
eyes.
If tlie issues of the campaign w
only of revenue reform, of civil acrvico ru-
fonn—ipicaUona in which pecuniary loss or
gain to the public were involved—I might be
willing to take no part in tho Presidential
conicat. 1ml allow the demoralizing coarse
pur mil liy Grant and hto administration to
to- •'••iitioual four years longer, trusting that
lis- very extent and flagitious nature of the
■Hiiorioi* alaaa-s would iu themselves so in
1-iiuel I lie |anple thut they would recoil from
pi n-irig furl lu r trust in such bands.
Tim natural cu|«ritics of tho soil and cli-
matoa of i«ir naintry. together with the in
dustry and rnergiea of our |icoplo, rendur the
••r-eliH-lhm of wcallli (mere wutilli) almost
lio indlaai, awl we can almost afford to bear
the results of Unsocial blunders, and, ao long
a-, they an- confined bioflleial circles,of nab
lie mlds-rks and pccalations, provided we
can in the end bay oar experience through
lire usual ntetboda of loan and suffering. Bat,
evenuail painful though these abuses sod
llH-irntnsei|ucnccs tnsy bo, they weigh to
lightly nan pared Ur tlie destruction of all the
limitations upon power which our written
Constitution of Government was designed to
create, awl which General Grant and those
who assist liiin in wlministering tho Govern
ment, including the Radical majorities in
Isith ] louses of Congress, seem cither to to
tally iltorrgonl, or, as I hsvo sometimes
rlHaight, to take a scornful pleasure in
tramping under foot
It at utterly impossible for me, with the
MS-raw which I have witnessed In tho Bunatc
of tire United (Malar rising before my eyes,
not to fed the gravest apprehensions and
idarin at any pmuact or suggestion of allow
ing tla* policy of Grant and hto administra-
n -n toward tho ttomtlaim (Matos and their
while inlialritanls longer hr continue. If any
liunoralihi art of minu can tend to avert so
I hope to return homo by the middle of
iptcinbcr, with my health restored and en
abled to take part tn tho political canvass.
The subject lo which this letter relates has
given me a great deal of anxiety arul distress,
which I know to shared by thousands of true
men of the same pollihal party in this Stale;
but I believe that my decision is the right one,
and I know that it to founded upon honest
motives. This only alternative to a whole or
Grant’s
half way aid to
hard for us to adopt, hut I think It our
and ao I trust will you and the entire Democ
racy of Delaware. Yoar frivud sincere!v.
. T. F Batakd.
Wilmington. Jalr 11.1872.
Col. John V. vichsllp Version of tke
Conversation Botwroen Bins an
Governor Brown on Iko 0lk Instant,
When bent so Blot by Oen.Toombi
Atiakta, July 18,1872.
Gemontl Iluhett TounJm, Atlanta, Go. .-
DiAiGinuie-A card to published, this
morning in Tax CoxsTrrsnoa tnd Sun, ove:
tho .signature of Joseph E. Brown, which
rarports to give the verbiage of a conversa
tion had with me on the 0th instant
Till* statement of the conversation is sub
•tantially untrue.
Governor Brown states that be was advised
to sec me "and have me to agree in writing
what occurred.” He failed to follow the sd-
vton. He has not approached me on the sub
As Governor Brown has seen fit to punne
this extraordinary course, I fed that it to due
to you and to myself, that you publish my
statement of the conversation.
Sincerely your friend.
Jxo 0. NronoLLs.
a STATBUKXT OV TflB MSTBIUAl. PACTS OP A
ooxvxKss-nox nao with rueini x. dhow*
ox Tux 7m IMTAST
I said: “I call on you in behalf of General
Toombs to ascertain If you are respousiliU-
In tho way usual among gentlemen, for tin
language coutolood in your cord of a recent
dator
lie replied, “I am responsible for my lan
guage."
I then said, "General Toombs desires to
kwiw if you will give him satisfaction undor
the code. If ho should address s note to
iu demanding a meeting, will you meet him
the usual way ?"
I explained that, whilst the ioquiiy wae
irhape made in an informal manner, yet it
as thought lo be warranted by his well
known position In tho church. To this hr
bowed assent and suawt-red:
"If Gen. Toombs addresses mu a note, I
will consult with a friend, and then reply to
it I will answer your inquiry when lie
•ubinita it In writing." He declined to
iswor tho question more directly.
In my oplnlua, from the language and
anner of Governor Brown, ha will decline
to answer tho inquiry In liio affirmative, if
nbmlMcd by you In wrbtag. I sin impressed
with Ibcconviction that Ills hto purpose to
•iso a formal call, to your injury, under the
constitution of this Utatn.
fSigned J Jxo. C. NlonoLie.
To Gen lioht. Twmta
niloxsl a COKVEMTIONK.
vptum ooutrrv.
At s mooting In Upson county, on lira 13tl>.
lbo following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, We consider tho honest and
ocnnomlcsl administration of the State
Government of much Importancu to the peo
ple os well as an honest administration of the
General Government,
Resolved, That tho delegatee from this
county be Instructed to vote for a man who
will conduct an honest and economical ad-
ministration.
Unsolved, That in Governor Smith we
have found such a man, and that we reiterate
oar former indorsement of him, awl recom
mend that oar delegates be instructed to vote
fur him In the nomination of the 24'li insL
Resolved further, That them resolulhms
ho published In Atlarta CoBHTiTirrioN,
Thomas ton Herald, awl Manm Telegraph
and Messenger.
W. 8. OhipnaNT, Chairman.
J.C. McUiciiaxl, Secretary.
BAtriKll.l-II OOUNTY.
CunmBRT, July 18.
Kriiton Onnetitutim: Randolph county
by a large convention indorses Governor
Smith anil unanimously leconunend* bis re-
nomination.
Delegates.—Herbert Pioldcr, C. A. Harris,
W. M. Tainiin, David Goff, a A. Smith, W.
II. Greer, G. W. Oliver, Wm. T. Davis, J. W.
Avan. Citizen.
.Tsnxeon OOUXTT.
Pursuant to a previous notioo, the Demo
crats of Johnson county met at the Court
House in Wrightsvillo on the 15th, for the
purpose of scloeting delegates to represent
said county in tho Gubernatorial Convention,
to be held In Atlanta on the 24th Inst.
On motion of Col. A. W. Daley, Capt. T.
W. Kent was called to the Chair and tV. A.
Tompkins requested to act as Secretary.
On motion of £. O. -Bostic, Esq., the
Chair appointed a committee of five
to draft resolutions for the oonsidera-
The Liberal Platform.
Tbe following are the resolution* in full
adopted by the Liberal Republican National
Convention at Cincinnati in Hay, and en
dorsed by the Democratic Conrenticn in
July.
We, the Liberal Republicans of tbe United
SUtaC in National Convention Assembled At
Cincinnati, proclaim the fonowing princi
ples as ewentiiU to a just gevernment
First—We recognize tbe equality of all
men before the law, and hold that it » the
duty of thegovernment, in ite dealings with
the people, to mete out equal and exact jus
tice to all; of whatever nativity, race color,
persuasion, religious or political.
Second—We pledge ourselves to maintain
the union of these States, emancipation and
enfranchisement, and to oppose any reopen
ing of the questions settled by the 'Thirteenth.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments of
the Constitution.
Third—We <lemand the immediate and
absolute removal of all disabilities imposed
on account of tbe rebellion, which was finally
subdued seven yean ago, believing that uni
versal amnesty will result in the complete
pacification of all sections of tbe country.
Fourth—Local self-government, with im
partial suffrage, will guard the rights of all
citizens more securely than any centralized
power. The public welfare requires the
supremacy of the civil over the military
authority, and the freedom of person under
the protectiotr of the habeas corpus. We
demand for the individual the largest liberty
consistent with public order, for the States
self-government, and for the nation u return
to the methods of pence and tbe constitu
tional limitations of power.
Fifth—The civil service of the government
has become a mere instrument of partisan
tyreuny and |>eraoxml ambition, and an object
of selfish greed. It is a scandal and reproach
upon our fr*-e institutions, and breeds a de
moralization dangerous to the perpetuity of
republican government. We, therefore, re
gard a thorough reform of the civil service
**a <*ne of tbe most pressing necessities of the
hour; that houeatv, capacity and fidelity con
stitute thconl r valid claims to public employ
ment; that tlie offices of the government
cease to lie a matter of arbitrary favoritism
«nd i atrouage, and that public stations be
come again posts of honor. To this end it is
imperatively required ilrnt no President shall
be a candidate for re-cb'Ctinn.
Bixtb—We demand a system of Federal
taxation which shall not necessarily interfere
with the industry of tl»e people, and which
shall provide means wcouiary to pay the ex
penscs of tlie government, economically ad
ministered, pensions, the interest on tbe pub
lic debt, hud » moderate reduction, annually,
of tlie principal thereof, and recognizing that
there are in our midst bone-.t but irreconcila
ble differences of opinion with regard to the
respective systems of protection and free
trade, we remit discussion of the subject to
lire jicople in their Congressional districts
and to the decision of Congress thereon,
wholly free of Executive influence or dicta
tion.
Seventh—’The public credit, must lie w»
crodly maintained, and wo denounce repudia
te spcle iiaymcuts
the highest cousidera>
morality and honest
S««tU Carolina Kewa.
The Working Christian savs there 500
Baptist Churches in the State, and only SCO
ministers.
The Ablxnrilie Debating Society decides
that the steam engine is more beneficial to
mankind than the^printing press.
J. A. Bermy and Richard Ives were or
dained assistant pastors of Plymouth Con
gregational CUurcli, in Charleston, a few days
*&>■
Messrs. J. J. Norton and A. W. Thompson
have laid out a town at the crossing of the
Blue Ridgy and Air-Line Railroads, called
** Seneca City,” and propose to sell out lots
on the 13th of Auirust next.
$1,00 0,000.
lion of tbe inoaUax. Tbs committee
consisting of Dr. T. A. Parsons as Chairman,
A. IV. Daly, W. W. Nixon, I. E. Hicks and
:. Bisti — -
ingnsl
utlona
h iml of Gt-miany, to pn-fcrable Onlay in oil
tint |in-t«x-t» poison ami properly, to tlmt of
I bo wliitn |KO|4o in many of the Soutbcru
Malm nmhTlIwgoTorDnn-nta which Congress
h i. M-t up on r Uh-ui uudi-r tho so-callul *ya-
tem of na-oMlracthai, ami which Grant haa
upiH-hl cither l>y threata of lira bsyonet or its
iietnol pr.-acnee in those eunimnnitics 7
lie uiul hto parly have aliaol liy for thelsat
- hn-t ) ra:a, .-oat hare ami Hmi Month robbedju-
Milh-kl, and aim-mi l-ggar-.l l>y a motley crew,
all »f hiaown poUthal |-.\rty of nnprfndplcd
l»Utical atlTcniuren front tho Notth, and (g-
n-want and rid-w negrooe of (bo nstiru
laqail-ithai. and hase uttered no won! of
•li-uiqiTOTal; Imi, on the contrary, ban from
time to linn- lent the inililaty power of the
government (w in Ihe cases of the troops
amt u;sm abdication of Governor Holden,
of North Carolina; of Scotl, of South Caro
lina, or bis own urothcr-in-Uw, Casey, in
New Orivana.1 to maintain in power these
rapacious sod diahonrsl rulers whom the
Mitfuringa and diacootent of their people
were t ireatening to elect from office and
power.
Now, whether I approve Mr. Greeley , „
a hia’Iv or no; wheuio- lie bod or not Ix-en
me a'kwtly and Tioleat o iponent of tho po
litical pnndples sad moaaum which you and
1 have been upholding all our lives; yet if
Ilf has la-come, with or against our action or
w otic*, the most likely or practical means of
r-eiorinir a laittrr condition of feeling in the
Nonii toward* the South, and restoring
eurity and Juatioe to that oppressed region, 1
should myself as an American, without ro-
aard to tin- name of party, but without Ihe
sacritice of any conviction in relation to my
political princi|dea, be esmfsflnfts amut ia
itinHg Jan in jmswr.
I aar nothing now of hto qualifications or
p i- ml fitness for tbe plsce; 1 have spoken
of ih- m heretofore, and against my wishes
an-1 judgment, the representative* of the
party have placed him in the candidacy. If
there was any practicable means of electing a
mm latter tilted for the place, and one whose
political carver has hern in harmony with
your views ami mine, I need not say to you
fiat i should strive to ace ouch sons chosen;
but the current of popular opinion in thi*
vast country takes strange and oftentimes
u onward dim-lions, and for good or ill
swe-qw us with it
Sixty days ago the condition of affair* we
now witness would have been deemed inci ed
ible, sod any man would have laughed at as
alvanl and impossible, what wo now see in
fuel and substance. Events as they now oio-
f rout us were shaped in opposition to our ef
forts, am! a* they are, we are not responsible
f -r i hem ; but w are mpoiuiltefor our mods
■if iU'Uituj wif* rtesi sms; and I hope our
M ite t'onvrntion will promptly and decided
ly nominate an electoral ticket in opposition
Gian' and IVitouu, and in favor of the
•Illy candidates who, as mailers now stand,
•an he hopefully expurlrd to defeat them—1
■ui-xii tirntegr amt ltrown, for whom I
••tpeet to vote on tin- 5th day of November
next
IV. Daly, I
K. <>. Bostick, Eaqa. Tbe committee, after
retiring a short limo, returned the fol.owing
resolutions:
I. Tlmt we oonliallv recommend our pres
ent Executive, J. U Smith, for re-election.
3. That if our delegates from this couuti
fail to reach Atlanta in time to he nt the
meeting of the convention on tlie 24th insi.,
IV. II. Parsons, of Atlautu, anil IV. II. Mar
tin, our present ICuprinentative, be requeatetl
to coat mtr votes for Governor Suit!
every ballot
A That highly appreciating thu imiriotiim,
Stillity anil xeal of our fallow-citizon, Dr. T
A. Tasso ns. wo cordially roeommuiid him as
a suitable person to represent us (First Con
gressionol Diitrict) in the next Congress.
Tho resolntions were unanimously adopted.
On motion of Dr. Parsons, tho Chair ait-
pointed two delegates to represent said
county in tho Gnliaruatorial Convention.
Dr. T. A. Vassuna and I K. Hicks were ap
pointed as delegates.
Dr. Yaaaonalieingcalledmiou tor aspnech,
to which call he promptly raepouded in
tbo most eloquent sml patriotic mannor, and
in tbe most touching manner returned his
thanks for the honor conferred.
On motion, the Secretory was Instructed
to sond copies of tbe proawiings of tlie
meeting to the Haudcrevillc Herald, Central
Georgian and Tits Atlanta CoxsrmmoN,
with llw request that thuy toi pahlished, unit
that all papers friendly to thu cause publish
T. IV. Kent, Chairman.
IV. A. Tom-kins, Secretary.
jxei-xu OotINTT.
At a meeting in Montioollo, Ga, July 13,
1872, to elt-ct uolegabw to tlie eouveiition in
Atloiits on tlie 24th. to uomiDnto a Governor,
Un motion of Colonel John Ii. Dyer, the
following were selected as delegates r.Colouel
George T. Bartlett, Rev. Wm. G. Uirsiey,
Captain Flemming Jordan, Beverly A. Kelly
John L. Robinson, Wm. P. Hardv, C. ft
Greer, W. D. Cornwell, Wm. A. Tally, Willis
Newton, E. B. Smith, General J. M. Durden.
On motion of OuioDcl J. W. Boston, tbe
folluwiug rusoinUons were adopted:
That the honest, able and impartial admin
istration of his Excellency Governor Smith,
during bis short term of offloe, has inspired
the Iieopie of Jasper county with a couti-
dance which they Inadequately express by
this intention to give him their unqualified
support for st least one more term.
2. Resolved, That tho delegatee appointed
by this convention to represent our county in
tbo nominating ronvration to be bold in At
lanta on tbe 24th instant he ami th-y are
hereby instructed tn cast the votes of this
- - ire M. Smith.
. That a copy of the proceed
ings of thie meeting be published in Tuk
Atlanta Oossmcnoi and Macon Tele
graph and Messenger.
Jons C. Htkt, Chairman.
J. P. Htrremsox, Secretary.
XUNKI.IN COUNTS'.
Cabsssvillb, Qa , July 13,1372.
At a meeting in Franklin county held in
the court house today, the following pream
bio and resolutions were nnanimously
adimted:
IVhcrcas, The Democratic party of Geor
gia will meet in Convention in Atlanta on the
24th instant to nominate a candidate for
Giirernorof the State, and electors for Presi
dent and Vice-Freaidenl of the United States:
id
Whereas, The present imrmnbent of the
Gubernatorial Chair, James H. Smith, baa
right i
county should be repreeotro in said conven-
2. Koaolved. That Dr. A. W. Brawner and
B. R Freeman be and tlwj- are hereby ap
pointed delegates to represent this county in
said convention and that they are re
quested to cast tho vote of the
county for Hie Excellency Governor Smith,
ao long aa there ate any hopes of hia nomi
nation ; and when there is nooe, then they
ore left free to .cast tbe vote of the county
fur whomsoever they deem proper; and also to
cast the vote of tbe county for electors for
President and Vice-President of the United
Staler, as they think proper.
J. M. BouwkLL, Chairman.
T. T. Dobouon, Secretary.
f~ Senator Wilson, tbe Grant candidate
far Vice President, is reported by the New
York Herald as thinking tbe prospects
gloomy.
crodly maintained, and we iK
lion in every form and guise.
Eighth—A speedy return U
Eighth—.
is demanded alike
lions of coniiiu
government.
Ninth—We remcnilicr with gratitude the
heroism and saeritieu of tlie soldiers and sail
ors of tbe republic, anil no act of ours shall
ever detract from their Justly earned fame or
the full rewnrd of their lattrioiism.
Tenth-Wcarc opposed to ail further grants
of luuils to railroads or other corporations.
The public domain should be held sacnxl t*
actual settlers.
Eleventh—We hold that it is tlie duty of
the government, in its intercourse —ith for
eign nations, to cultivate tlie fiicndsliip of
peaco by treating with all on fair and equal
terms, regarding it alike dishonorable either
to demand what is not right or to submit to
wliut is wrong.
Twelfth—For tbe promotion ami success
of tiicse vital principles, and the support of
the candidates nominated by this conven
tion, wo invite and cordially welcome the co
operation of idl patriotic citizens, without
regard to previous political affiliation.
Gleaning*.
Over 41,TOO,000 people live in Germany,
according to tlie last census.
The amount employed in thu manufactur
ing of safes in the United Stales, in 1780,
was $2,000,000.
A Paris letter-writer estimates that there
ore 4,000 secret gambling hells in tlie city,
with clear profits of $2,400,000 monthly.
A certain Jndgc Keogh, in Ireland, having
delivered an unjaipular Judgment in one of
its counties, has had to Hy for his life.
Tlie English doctors have pat lea under
the bon. By their account, it is worse for tbe
human system than tobacco, and only second
to opium.
England ia supposed to have a safer rail
road system than the United States, though
it ia admitted in some respects to be more
cumbersome
The immigration from England and Gcr
many to the United mates is attracting the
attention of the respective Governments of
those countries.
IVine makers alirovl seem to have entered
inio n conspiracy against the pure natural
juice of ihe grape. Recent analyses in
France prove that there is hardly any genu
ine wine even in that rounliy. Pori and
Sherry are almost universally, more or hre
artificial conciM-tious
Their administration, beginning iu usurpa
tion uad endingiu rapiue, constitutes one of
the blackest bints on undent civilization. If
the Southern jieople are to get no better idea
of the North than is reflected to them from
the hideous spectacle presented liy these
swindling and thieving carpet-bag Governors
and legislatures— witli their rings, and rings
within rings—they will never cease to hate
us. These wretched anil damnable State
administratioDs should bo swept away like
the Tammany regime cleansed like the Au
gean stables—expelled like the money
changers from the Temple. Every vote for
Grant is n vote to sustain these villains and
their villainy. Every vote for Greeley is a
blow for their destruction.—liUtm't Gulden
Age.
Tennessee News.
Jackson is to have a steam laundry.
Memphis ratifies the nomination of Greu
ley.
The Shelby County Court has ordered u
tax of tone nts on the $1(10 for School tax,
Since January, 1872, one hundred r.wi
denies have been erected in Jackson, some
costing $15,000 mid $25,1.00. The Court
House is to bo sold for debt.
At the Tennessee llunnlacluring Com
pany's Mill, in Nashville, tbe millionth yard
of cloth was tamed out ou Tuesday, or a
fraction over five hundred nud sixty eight
miles. This rate of production is ciionuons
for an establishment that has been in opera-
tion hut a few months.
NEW 7
BOOK AGENTS
Now «t work, nr kx>Ui>x for some new book, will mlM
It If th**ydo not "t ooee write forrirral-rt of tbe boat
teUMr book pnMlrbM. Extraordinary lndnc* menu
offered. Profits m» ra than doable money. Ootfft free.
Adtkea*, F. M Re*d, 139 M*hth rt. New York.
SEC 017J)
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
ACKKT8 WAHTfcl*—for the live*of
Grant! Greeley!
WILSOtf! BROWN!
And the leading men of all parth-a. OVER 40 STEEL
PORTRAITS. Jo*t tbe book wanted by the mi
everywhere. Agents meet with wonderful rue
Sena for circular and •resre territory at once.
droaiT Z&1GLEK A McfTUHDT. 533 North »Uth
Street. Loui«. Mo.
IN AID OF THE
public Library of restdckv,
At Louisville, Ky.
I )Y authfjrity iu tho act of the T.cjHnlatare iunrpo
I) raiinit »h«* l*U»«LIC LIUttAEY OF KENTUCKY
tbe Trastoee will give tbrir
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In the great hall of the rnblic Library Building in
LoUirville, Ky * on
Saturday. Scptcmbr 28,1872
100*000 TICKETS Ol* ll)5USSIOM
tickets, $2 50; 11 wli.de Uckeie for *100; 5a for$2
5* for $300; 113 for $t.000; *85 for $*.W;575 ...
$5,09*. No dircoaut on lees than $100 worth of
ticket# at a time.
$500,000 nr curreitcy
LIST OF GIFT.-.
One Gruuri (lift, Cadi
$100,000
One Grand Gift, Cash
50,000
1
. .$25/00 Cnnl:
1
... 20,000 ’’
1
... 15,000 “
1
... 10,000 “
1
... 9.000 “
1
... 8.000 “
1
... 7/>» “
1
... 6,000 ’’
1
.. 5,000 “
1
... 4,000 “
1
... 3,000 “
4 Gifts of $9,000 each. .
... 8.000 “
15
1,000 •• ...
.. 15,000 “
21)
»00 “
... 18,000 "
21
800 “ ...
... 10,800 “
Vi
700 “ ...
... 17.500 “
35
000 “ ...
... 21.000 “
4.5 “
S00 “ ...
... 22,500 “
50
400 “ ...
... 20,01.0 “
00
300 “ . .
... 18,00<r “
100
200 ” ...
... 20,000 ”
012
100 ’: ...
... 01,200 “
Total, 1,00»Gifts, till cash... $500,000
The Hon. Tito*. E. Rkamlxtte, late Goyornor of
Ken ncky, haalconruntod to reprueent the Trurtcea in
the management of this second Grand Gift Concert,
and he will penonrily see that the money from the
•ale of Tickets is deposited with the Treasurer, that
the drawing is fairly oonductod, aud the gif ip justly
awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place in public. In ful
of the audience, and under the Immediate rapenrlxion
and direction of tbe Officers and Trustees of tbe
Public Library of Kentucky, and the following
named eminent and dirinterreted dtix«*ns, who have
''etiseuU’d to bo present and see that all is fairly done
Hon. M. R. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals. Ky.
Hon. J. FROCTOM KNOTT, late M, C„ Leb’n Dis
Hon. U. W. BRUCE, Judge Ninth JodicUl D s Ky
Gen. ELI H. MUHRAYTu. 8. Marshal, Dis. Ky.
lion. T. B COCHRAN, Chau. Lou. Chan Court.
Hon. K. D. STANDI FORD, President Farmers’ and
Drovers* Bank.
Hos. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
CoL PHIL LEE. Com. Att’y Ninth Judicial Dist
Dr. C. GRAHAM, Founder Graham Cabinet
Col. JILaON P. JOHNSON. Mansgor Oait House.
Dr. T. 8. BELL I’rof. Medical University, Looir•
Hoo. T.
HENRY WOLFORD, Tteaxuror Uml*
A O BKANNlN.Frcs. Manufacturers’ Bank.
Ii. VICTOR NEWCOMB Arm of Newcomb Bach-
I1ENRVTDEt’FKN, Pres. German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM. Tobacco and Cotton Xcr-
chant.
Dr NORVIN GREEN, Pre>. L A C. Sh-»ri Line
JtoUmid
VOL. ROSE. Agent Adams Express Company.
THO*. E. BUAnUTTEi
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Libraty Biitlding.
Loalsville Kentucky.
BBri-ireulars, giving full partii ulara, sent on sp
plication.
K. T. DURRKTT, President.
W. N. HALDBMAN, Vioe-President
JNO 8. CAIN Son-ctarv.
GT'Our antl-Oroeley cuuU*i»}M»raiy, tbe
Alilltidgeville Union, we are glrnl to bae
nnnonneed its purpose to work for Greeley
now that tbe Democracy bos nominated blm.
Wo observe that oar State papers are gener
ally doing tbls. With tbe aioteet narrowed
down to Greeley and Grant, tbe one tbe
leader of reform and good rale, and tlie other
tbe exponent of tyranny, there is hut one
choice. Greeley and good government
always.
Alabama News.
Tuskegeo to to have a telegraph line.
Gol B. L Harrison, of Tuscaloosa, died on
tbe loth insL
Mr. M. C. Hatton and Miss M. C. McMul
len, of Greene county, married a few days
ago.
The wife of tbe Hon. Ben Edwards Gray,
who returned from a several years’ residence
in Europe, dl * *
dence, near I
Do mortals.
Mr. John B. Arnold, an old resident of
Brunswick, died on tbe 11th insL
Mn. Julia B Spencer, wife of Captain
William Spencer, of Savannah, died suddenly
on tbe 13th inst.
Figure* •
Twenty ocean steamships now ply between
New Orleans and Europe.
Krupp’s iron works at Essen, Germany,
cover nearly eight square miles. They fur
nish employment for 10.000 men.
In five year* there will be between Pa talk a
and Lake Jessup, un the St. John's in Florida,
five hundred thousand fruitful orange trees.
In Boston tlie teachers in the public schools
number 000; the expenses of the past year
were $1,059,936; average cost per pupil,
S $421.
General Hems.
Cirgars are sold in Hamburg three fur a
cent.
i Arkansas planter has sixty acres pi »ntcu
In chicory.
From uiv “census table of occupation,” we
find that in the United States there are 43,374
clergymen, 4*J,736 lawyers, und 62^*83 physi
cians and surgeons; Teachers of all kinds,
136,570; journalists, 5,2*6; dentists 7,844;
hotel keepers 36,394; musicians 6,519.
' AGENTS WANTED-
EVECitIZEX WANTS IT.
Also, for Campaign Goods, address
GOODSPKEO’8 BMPIRC PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Chicago, ClDclunati, St. Louis, New Oriean*, or
New York. Julyl8--dAwSm.
Ani.uri Session btirln^ October lat, with
atrveoUxoi Teachers. A new outfit, coatlnv f8 000. is
NOW in tho Judran. Expenses reduced. Faculty in
creased, discipline enforced, and ctandxrd for irradn-
Woiamt.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR TUK BEST OF
8UM3IEB READING
/^1ET the Uvea of the Gnat Mu-tc Mariera: of
VA Bi^tbovcn. (fS 9): of Handel, (tt GUp, of Mo-
“f 1 * « jEmkJwoka, (|i *ai; of Roratni,
($1.75); of Chnpia, ($| 50); or of Schumann, ($175).
TJtete are no heavy Biographic*^
J>nt are charmingly written and very entertaining
books, ware
Monrt'e Letter*, (t vole rack, $1 75);
Beethoven’s Letters, $2 00);
Mendelssohn's Letters. <3 vole each. $1 75); and
Rttninlsrnoee of Mcndelwohn, ($1 75).
Also for Campaign Goode Agdraea
GCGDePKKD’lf EMPIRE PUBLISHING HOUSE,
, New Orleans. Cincinnati, 8». Louis
For a good
Theoretical ant
H AS CURED
DOBS CURB
WHX CURB
r Cure $1,(orTest Sample 35 cents,) by mail. Dr.
F. HYATT. 346 Grand Street, New York
DOBS CURB INZA
[orTest
DEAFNESS
AND
CATARRH.
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
OPBN JUNB 15th, 1871.
Tbe proprietor offers additional attractions ihi<* rea
son. New, elegant and spaelone Drawing and Ball
Romis, beautiful lawns, oqnUite air aun see
while, the waters of these special springe invai—„
relieve Consumption, Scrofula, Bronchitis. Dr*p<i*
sla, and DUrrhuea, and are for sale by leadline Drn«-
rists everywhere. Readily accessible via Chesapeake
* hlu R R. Stop at Goshen Depot, where coach*-*
will be in walling. Pamphlets on application. Jaxbs
A. Fuazikx, Proprietor.
till NO IT All while on your Summer Bxcur-
UU nU ■ MIL tion North to secure one of the
cmanana iaxrs.ovzu>
Stewart Cook Stoves
With its special attachment*. Booster. Baker and
Broiler. The Stove and Furniture carefully packed
for safe shipment. Books sent on application.
/ ftTLLEB, WARREN A CO.,
336 Water StreH, New York.
a, BURNHAM’S
N«vr Turbine Uinrener-
cyi al uso throughout the U-8. A
JTri six ikcu is used by the Oov-
ernmunt in the Patent Office,
w * Washington, D. C. Its slmpll-
city of const ruction and the
*-*wcr it transmits renders it
best water wheel ever in-
itcri. P« “ ‘
n. f nu:
I* a powerful Tonic, erpedally adapted for
use in the Spring, when the zakouid and dkiuj-
TATBD system needs atregnth and vitality; It will
give rigor to tbe feeble, strength to tho weak, ani
mation to the dt-Jocted, activity to the sluggish,
totha weary, quiet to the nervous, Jmd heal ton.
It Isa South American plant, which, according to
and Las bwnloucoardas a sracirio in’ aH
IMPURITIES OF T11B BIAHlD, DERANGEMENT
OF T11K LIVER AND SPLEEN, TUMORS. DROP
SY. POVERTY OF THE BLOOD, DEBILITY,
DB, WELLS' EXTRACT «F JURCBEBA
It regulatea the bowels, quiets tho nerves, acts di
rectly on the secretive organs, and, by Ur powerf
Tonic and restoring effort*, produces healthy a
Vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN KELLOGG, 18 Platt st.. New York.
^ , S4»le Agent for tbu United States
Price, One Dollar per ltolils. Send for Circular.
ROCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS
VIRGINIA,
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1873.
This favorite and celebrated Watering Plaou will offer
additional attractions this season. Among other im
provements there has been added an elnrant and spa
cious Ball Room adjoining the parlor; tlie Parlor has
been enlarged and much improved, and the proximity
of tho two renders each easily scccrrlble. It wIU be
kep* in a style not surpassed anywhere in V1 *
Tho waters of these special Springe clttv
greaUy relievo most casos of Scrofula, Incipient Cor
xumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic U
Chronic Pnnemonlo, Chronic Drejieiisla. Ch
arriuea, Chr.mlc Dyecutory. They are ale*. _ b
valne in tho*o eflHctlons which are familiar to the fe
male constitution, and as an aptrrir.«r, a tonic and a
general restorative, -hoy aru, perhaps, unrivalled
amongst mineral waters. The proprietor v
provlded'for the lawns and ball rvotn
A First-Class Band of Music!
and in general a'l tbo sources of amu-*emeut and re
creation usually found atour best snmmnr resorts will
beat the command of the guests at Rockbridge Alum
The place* is wit hlu eleven to thirteen Iinure of Rich
mond, W ashington, Baltimore, etc , br rail, all ii
daylight Passengers leave Ihe curs of thu Clu*»iK*ak<
and t'hlo Railroad at Goshen Dciiot, and new and elc-
guit stare coacIujs, i»as*lcg rapidly over a smooth and
level read of only eight mi'cs. cut down tho visitors
at the Springs t*» »ra
JAMK8 A. FWAZIKR, Prirprieb
P'WOIS making use of th«c grounds, etc.
Sp li'gs, anti not slopping at my hotel. w|l! l»o c'urged
hrif inyrem'nr rant
Tbe water for sale |>y K«*DW1NR A F* X. A lanta
Descriptive Pamphlets sent fre\* on application,
J* ! 7lG fobUWAwt
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT
Southern Life Insurance
OOMPAHTY,
O F Sixty Gallon* Capacity, with Cap and W« rm
complete, ail In rood order as goo las new—an
be bourht at a bargain by calling soon at J- Ben WII-
son’s Agricultural Warebouso, Ifiuad street, Atlanta,
Georgia. ^Slv*-d1tAw3t
GEOBQlAi Fulton County.
Court or Oexhxabt July Term, 1873.
\\T HERRAS. John G. Jones applies for h
tt guardian »hlp for the preperty of mli
Jubilee Chorus Book 75 centa.
- Oompositkei, buy Baker’i
and Practical Harmony, $3 00.
To malte Sabbath School children’s eyes sparkle,
^ ri that G« m of the Season, the Now Sabbath School
S*mg D *ok, cntitl«-d:
kRKMNG KUBU
dvrs, nrq., 65 c^nt<
T -t* above books and PUcca, sent, poet paid, on ro
dp of retail price.
ULIVER DITSON * CO., Boston.
niAS. H. DITSON A CO.. New York.
July*—Juiicls—juool- mayl—majl4—anrl3—
[WtriASatdAwly
A Copper Still
Monday lu August..
niicAJit as reared for
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
julyfi-wAw (Printer's fee $8
GEORGIA. Fulton County*
Court or Obmxaxt, July.Tcrm, 1873.
E LIZABETH M SMITH appllee for letters of ad
ministration upon the ret “*
late of raid county deceased.
All persons concerned, are hereby notified to file
their objections, if any exist, on «w before the first
Monday! in Au ust next, else letters will be granted
the applicant.
Julyfi—w30d
4TLAVTI.
FOR SALE LOW.
^ STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL uu S AY
K- it, Alai Mima, with or without 1,000 acres Pine land.
For particulars, apply to CLARK * GOSS,
Jolyf»-d3l&wlm Attorneys, Atlanta, (Jo.
Goorglu, Pulton C ounty
UuniXART’s Ur VICE, July, 18, 1973.
C YLAHA THOMAS, p. o. f.. has applied for cxrrnp-
/ tion of personalty, and I will pass up*»n the same
•t - k m »t my office, on the 60th day
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
Printer's fee $2 00
/clock, _
of July, 1873.
Jalyt9-dlt*w3t
UKOUUn, Fulton C ounty.
OuuntAUT’s Omn, July 18, 1874.
M RS WILHBMA EDDLEMAM has appli-d fo.
exemption of personalty and settiug ajort and
valuation «.f a homeetrad, and I will upon th.-
^t2i. ,0 . o,c,oc l5? ^ * ' 00 u * e *°' h l,r
July. 1ST), at my office.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
folyl9—41t*w3t
Printer’s fee $2.
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
OuniKART's Omox, July 18, 1873.
M RS. EMMA BRAZBLTONapplies forexemptbrn
of personalty, and I will pass upon the same at
10 o'clock, a. *., on the 30th day at July, 1872, at
my office.
Joljl9-dltAw2«
THE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.
T HIS institution is intended to facilitate transac
tions in COTTON GKAIN, and PRODUCE for
Immediate an4 future dHivery. and especial! r for the
purchase and sale of SOUTHERN SECURITIES. A
dally call is made of all tbe leading Securities in th*
State* of Virginia. North Carolina, 8outh Carolina,
ssfttfsra issst
STATE BONDS, CITY BONDS,
RAILWAY BONDS. RAILWAY SHARKS,
MANUFACrUKlNG SUARES, Ac.. Ac
The undersigned, members of the AUGUSTA EX-
C . ANGE, solicit orders to buy oi sett anything in the
above line:
W. 8. h»BSBT*. of Roberts. Morris A Shiva
C. B. Bacon, Cotton Commission Mcrdtant.
^Jou* L. Fxjcnmtnw, Cotton Broker tor Angu-U
H °f^ Rc»exiA, of Rureell A Potter.
A. A. Beaix, of Beall. Spears A Co.
John J&xkix*, of J. iTB Jenkins, (Brokers.)
W. Dxxixl, of Daniel Jt Hill.
C. H. Phinixt. of C. 11. Phinixv A Oo
W. U. WaXXXX, Of Warrwi willaM A fh
A P. Btoos. Broker.
W F. Hxkuno, of
Jon* M. Clark, of
T. P. Branch of Branch. Sols A Go
II. H. Hickman, President Savings Dank and Gran-
tcvllle Factory.
C. A. Rowland, Commission Merchant
A. M. Jackson, Commission Merchant
M. O’Dowd, of M. O’Dowd A Oo.
P. L. Cohen, of John J. Cobea A Sons.
W. R. Jackson, President of National Dank of Au-
i and Augusta Factory.
3. Bakrktt, of Barret
M. P Stovall, Cotton Factor and Oommiwioa
J. J. Pkabtn. of J. J- Psaree. Butler A Oo.
A. PorLLAi*. at Poullain A Davison
Geo kg ■ T. Jackson, of George T Jackson A Co.
W. C. efixLXT, of I unbar A Sibley, and President
f Lanrtey Manufacturing Company.
J. J. DoroHXBTT. Cotton Commisrioo Merchant.
W C. ciANDNBS, at Inman A Sanders.
W. H. Howard of W. H. Howard A Son.
B. P. Clayton, of E. P. Clayton A Go
K. W. Hoard, of 8. D. Hoard A Co.
M. L Branch, of Branch, Scott A Son.
J. B. DoreuuiTT. of Bonce. Brown A Co.
Thomas P. StotaLL, of Stovall A HuiL
R. H Mat, of R. H. May & Go.
J. U. XiTHivMS. Tobacco, Cotton Goods and
General Produce Merchant
S. J. Dozira, of Doxler a Walton.
G. P. Ctrrt. Banker and Broker.
Jar as A. Ghat, of James A. Gray A Co.
L. J. Xillkk, Of J. F. A L J. MilUr.
F. A. Tiros<cl\ra of Ks-uey A Tlmb Tiak?.
Th «. M Jackson, o* Cox. Jacksott A Co.
a F. WILMAN. of Branch Suns A Co-
junel9-d3tawlmA wlm
GJORGIA.
AN ANNUAL MEETING t»K TUK STUCK
huldrte and Dirucfora thie D. pirtUidil, h Id iu thii-
city ou the 21st iurtaut. thu following Director* 1 ,
UfllctTs ami Vommittrcs. wore unaniaiouxly elected
for uu^uiug yoar.
DIRECTOH9: .
J ii. Guidon, A. 11. C ilijui 1
A. Austell,
K. W. Ilullau.l.
Urn May,
D. K. Butler.
W A. tVdw.1
Juu. U. Muon-.
U. V. M. Miller,
A. B Walker.
J. 8. Il.imiltou.
Wm. Joliiieton.
8. Y Tuppei,
Te, Jos. A. Lawton,
iliH.ii, J.U. Bailie,
W.ule Hampton.
OFFICERS:
J. B GOHDUN
A. U. OULqUITT
W. C. MO UR I ■
J. A. MORRIS
H. V. IT.MILLBK...
I’resident
ViavProeidout
Secretary
..Assistant Secretary
Medical Director
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. An.-*tell,
A. U Colquitt,
D. K. Butler,
H. V. M. Miller,
J. B. Gordon.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
E. W. nOLLAND.
MEDICAL BOARD:
Dr J. M. JOHNSON, Dr. H. V. M. MILLER
INSURE IN THE
Southern Life insurance
COMPANY.
Uamphia, Tout, and Atlanta. Qa.
Assets, (nearly) SI,500,000 OO.
Has th? largest busioww of any Company operating
in the Rime territory.
Gross Xantrancc (:t>eui) $16,000,900
••The most ff jurishing Life inatitutlon in the South.*'
jalytt-dsun-wed frilm A vim
URDOtAKT’a Oma, July 11th, 1873.
\/f Rfi D. B. BURNETT, wife U. P. Buroott,
>1 ho«* nppiif5u for «>s<t.i|»tioa of iHTSoualty. ami
I will jRtiv upon thu mure at 10 o ck>ck a. M , OO
thu 3VI flay o' Julr. 1K71 at mr office.
DftNIBl. i’lVi MAN. Ordinary.
JuljJ*-di:£w3t i*r titer » fuo$3
University of Nashville,
FORDI D l.\ 1765.
rjMIE COLLEGIATE DEPART MEN t AND
ACADEMY opcu uu ihe 2d tfeptuuitur next.
D;sc!piim\ Military, Board. Tuition. Fud.JAc.. from
$130 to $175 per Term of twenty weeks.
Fot further iufunuatiou apply to
E. KIRBY SMITH,
July 13—dttffcwflt Chanrcfior.
Admivil8trator*H Halo.
WI Uddbe sold before thu Court If onso door, in the
IT city of Atlanta, on thu first Tuubdav In AugusL
1872, by vlrtuo of on order of ihu Court of Ordinary or
Falton c*'an!y, Of<Rgia ihe following liropi rty, to-
wlt: City lots Nos. 22 and 25. fronting on Lumpkin
street, iu city of Atlanta. Irving a subdlrlslon of the
Trnniau proporty. Sold os the p opvrly uf Uuracr
I*. Uitclro ck docwievd Terms rash.
CHARLK6 COWART, Administrator.
janv33 w4od Printer’s fuo $5
GEORGIA, DeKnlb County.
Mary Stover vs M. (!. Stovur. Libel for dlvutcu In
tlie Superior Court of said county.
fT appearing to the Court by thu return of ihe
1. ShtTiff, that thu defendant does not reside iu said
county; and it further appeariug, that hu docs
not ro-ide In this Sutu; It is, tin motion,
•rdcaed that said defendant ap)>ear and answer, at the
next term of tilts Court or that the cose be consider
ed In default, ami the plaintiff allowed to proceed,
aud that this ordtx be published in thu Atlauta Cun-
stitullon, a public gazette of this Stale, once a month
for four mouths.
L J- WINN, l.ibclnnt’s Attorney.
A true exhort from the minutes of DcKalb Superi
or CVmrn.
may2i-wlam4m H. J. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
Ordinary’s Office, June 1,1873.
A NDRBW P. THOMPSON, guardian of the proper
XJL ty of Joectth C. Thompson, having filed his
(letition stating that ho has fully discharged his raid
trust: *.
All persons concerned ore hereby no tiled to file
their objections, if any exist, on or before tho first
Monday tn August next, else letters wih be granted
the applicant.
DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
juncS—wOOl Printer’s fee $5 00
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
Ordtha&y’s oimcB, June 1st, 1873.
Ij^R LAWSIIK, * dmlnis'rator of the estate of f«w-
lJ is Li we! io, late of sold county, deceased, haring
filed his i>etltion, stating that hu has fully discharged
bis said trurt.
AH persons concerned ore hereby notified to file
their objections, if any exist, on or before the first
Monday in September next, else letters «»f dismission
will Ira granted tho applicant as prayed for.
DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
Jnnc2-4m Printer’s fco $4 60
A(lntlnlKtrnt«»r*it Bale.
GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY.
I)Y virtue of an order of the IIoi onMc Court of
D Ordinary of Fulton oounty, Georgia. I
will sell before thu Court House door, in
Athens, Clarice county, Georgia, on Tues
day, the Gth day or August next, within tho
usual hours of sole, a certain city lot in the town of
Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, known os the cast
corner of lot formerly owned hr Dr. James Tinsley
and by Patrick Dairy, bounded by Patrick Barry on
Ibu southwest, on the east by n street running parallel
with thorl'or and the nearest street to tho river* ou
the notth by James Bridges, aud on tbe south by a
• ross street, running between the lot of John
Mathews and Patrick Barry, and containing one-half
acre, more or less. Stold as the property of Charles
Hughes, late of said county, deceased, fra the licncfit
of the hi-irs and creditors. Terms—Half rash; bal
ance 6 months with interest at 10 per cent.
CORNELIUS SU BEHAN,-Administrator.
Atlanta, Gn, June 20,1872.
jum 33—w40a Printer’s fee $10
State of Georgia, Fuitou County.
ELIZABETH L. MINTER,) Libel for Divorce.
vs. VFulton Superior Court,
JOHL L. WINTER, ) April Term, 1873.
TT appearing to the Court, by thu return of the
X Sheriff, tha* John L. Min ler, the defendant in the
above stated ease does not reside in said county of
Fulton, nor tlie State of Georgia: It Is ordered, by
tbo Court, that sold John L. Min ter appear and plead
by the October Term of said Court, or that sold rase
will proceed os In rases of drfanlt, and that this
order bo ‘published once a month for four months
previous to the next Trrm uf said Court in Tiib At
UAMTA CoS STlTUTjUjt.
By the Court. ARNOLD Jt FEARS.
A true extract from the minutes of sold Court, June
ts. 1873. tt. K. VENABLE, Clock.
JuncSft—wlitmlm
Ucrrlon MaorifPn 8<ilon.
W/Ii-L be sold before thu Court House Co r in
V V Nashville, on t»ie 1st 1 nesdsy in Angn«t next,
tho following property, to-wit: Lots of la»«d Nu.
nfn«*r-threu <U3) and two hundred aud twenty three
<223) in tlie ninth district uf raid county Levied un
a* the property of s'Jlllnm W. cheever A Cu. to sut-
sfjr one nn fa issued from the Snj»erior Court ol
Duughrtrtv, in favor of Morion Bank of Georgia
against Cnraver A Co. Proper y |N>lnted out by pbuu-
tiff’s attorney, this June 27ll». 1872.
jaiy 2 w4w TII«»8. 1». FUTCUB. PlKfiff B C.
A<liniiii**f rnfor’n f*ulo
OY vlrtuo of au order of ho Honorable Court of
D Ordinary of Fulton county. 1 will soli before tb-
Conri Ilonso Aora, in Atlanta, on tho first Tuesday in
\upust next, city M No. 38 of Ians lot No. 61. iu said
dty, lying on Oak street, and running back to Ivy
•treet, aud containing sevun-eighlh" of an aern. more
•r less. Hold as ihe nru{>u: ty of the estate of U Loren-
dun, deceased, fur ihs boneal of said estate. Tonus—
One-third cosh; balaare one aud twi» yrors, with 10
per cunt interest M. W. L4KODON, Adm’r.
June*) w40U Printer’s fie $6
GEORGIA, Ilc-ry Coniitr-
Ouuiraut’s OrvtcK, May 8th, 1872.
TAMK8 W. ALEXANDER, administrator of thi
fi esiute of Klizaiieth Alexaiider. and as uuurdlun
of John L. Alexander, having full! discharged his
trust, prays for letters of Dismission
If objections exist, let them Im? filed within
statutory time, »*r the Utters will be granted.
Wituure tn; official signature.
GEO. M. NOLAN. Onlluary.
raayll-wftm Printer’ll foe #4 50
fiEUUGl.t, Henry (iottuty.
OtwutAurV OmcR, July 8»b, 1873.
|)I ; lt CLEVELAND has applied to me for ex-
IX u*:iptiou of personally aud wdtlug oimrt ond
vaiuatiou of homestond, and 1 will |wss upon the
-sine at 10 o’clock, a. m., ou Uiu 25th day of July,
1872, at my office.
GHO M. NOLAN. Ordinary,
julyl3 dlAw2t 1’HnbFsfro $2
GEAUGIA, Fnlton County,
OnuiKARY S OrncB, July lllh, 1872.
\/J R8. CARRIE MAFKBTT ha- applied for ex-
etnptiou of personalty, and I will js;ss uj*on the
Mime, at 20 o’clock ft. R., on the 23d day of July,
1872, al my office.
DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
July12—dltftwSt Printer’s fro $3
<■! UKGIA, Fulton Oounty*
Superior 0!»nrt of said Oronty, April Term,
1872. I’resent. His Honor. John 1*
Hopkins, Judgu of said Court.
Fronds M. W«r vs. JohnT. Ware. Libel fra divorce
iu said Court Rule to perfect service.
| T apircariug to tbe Court by the return of tbo Shcr-
1 Iff dial the defendant iu tbe above suted rase dues
not reside in this county, sml it forth t appearing
ttiat he does not reside In tMs State: ills on motion
of counsel ordered, that the said defendant appear
and answer, at the next term of this court, doe that
the rare be considered in default, ana the plaintiff
allowed to proceed. And tt U further ordered, that
this rule be published in any public ga&etto ra thi*
State, once a mouth fra four months prior to the next
term of this Court. By tho Court, this May 14. 1873
J. M. CALHOUN A SOk,
Petitioners’ * ttorncys.
A tree extract from the minutes of said Oonr* this
May 74, 1872. W. R. VENABLE, Clerk.
janeft-w1«tn4m
GEORGIA, Henry County.
Orxuxart’s Omox, June 94th, 1873.
A A. MORRIS appllee for letters of admlnistra-
£X • tioo, dc bonis non, on the estate of tt r . J. Mor
ris, duccarod, late of said county, Wm C. Lee, former
adml lstrator, having departed this life.
.t objections exist, let them be filed within statu
tory time, or the letters will be granted.
Witness my official signature.
GEO. K. NOLAN, Ordinary.
JuncflO w4w Printer’s fee $4 50
Fnltwn Connty Micriff’s sales tor
August, 1879*
117 ILL *>c sold before the Court House door. In
if the city of AtionU, Fulton county, Georgia,
oo the first Tuesday in August next, within the legal
boars of sale, tbe following property, to-wit:
A city lot on tbe west side of Mc&ouoiugh street,
between Glenn and Crumly streets, adjoining proper
ty of Rodgers and Farrow: said lot containing U of
an acre, more or less. It being part of land lot 176, in
the 14th district of originally Henry now Pulton
county. Go.; levied on as the property of J. N.
Holmes, agent for wlf , by virtue of sne to satisfy s
fi fa. issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of
Rice A Mitchell vs J. N. Holmes, agent tot wife
Property pointed out in fl f* July 8,1863.
A. M. PERKERSON. Deputy Sheriff
Jniyl3 -wtds Printer’s Tee $3 50 per levy.
GEORoIft, rulton County.
Court or Ordutort, July Term, 1872.
TBROME BBAR3E. administrator of the estate of
tl B F Plaster, late of said county drorased, repre
sents that he has folly discharged nla said trurt.
All persons concerned ore notified to file the«r ob
jections, If any exist, within tbe time prescribed by
law. else letters or dismission will be granted the
applicant.
DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary,
juiyft—w30il Printer’s fee $5
Notice for Leave to Sell Land
3 , dccMfxd, fur the benefit < _
sold deceased. JOHN H. FARE
Executor of Catherine Devaui
June 37.1873 Julj9-w4w Printer’s fee $
AM SELLING GEORGIA MADE STOVES’ 1
sy are made of Scotch Pig and Shelby Iron. I hav all my Iron elected by acarof * - xeranred
man. I MANUPATUllB TUB
KU-KLUX, SENTINEL. STONEWALL Si'B »TLKNT».
They have nil been tested and have given eatlsfae
on wherever used. I al5c nave a heavy sleek of
*ier Store* taat 1 wiU acU
Low for OasTa,
make room for my own make of Stove*. IwtUMlB
sdl the celebrated CHARTER OAK STOVES i»
connection with my own make.
I also have a large stock of
MANUFACTURED TIN,
to which I deal re to call the attention of merchants.
Any one dcvlroue of purchasing COPPER STILLS
onWdn well Vo give me a call )bcf ore purchasing
Administrator’s Sale.
W ILL hi sold before tbe Court House door of
rufton o-u* ty on the lot Tuesday I* A
1972, by vlr ue <*f a* order from thu Court of
ono city lot iu thu city of Atlanta, flouting fifty fort
onTrcbuncy street. Koch lot haa a bouse on it.
Sold aa tho property or Jnmue H. Purtcll.
w tho l•un••lMs of a d»vl»Ion Terms cash.
J illicit) -wtds J. C. DAY’S, Adm*r.
on the left hip with the letter “W.” AppnttH><lby
MtoW. I to leer and Powoll Owen, freeholders of said
wCtrict. to bo worth one hundred and twnuty-flve dol
lars and who say It is worth 50 cents per day to take
earn of and feed her.
The owner la hereby notlflod to appear before
. rove property -*
away else she \
' y law.
July3-dltw8w
ijections, if any exists, on or befure the first
Monday in August next, else leave will be granted the
applicant to erti sa' ” *
julyfi-w30d
id land as prayed for.
DA>IEL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
Printer’s fee $5.
NOTICE.
Jusc Thunipsou vs. Martha McCutchlu and Tlioo.
Comptou. Motlou to establish lost deed
In Murray Superior Court
TT appearing to tho Court by the return ol
1. sheriff that tho defendants <lo not reside In
county, ami it further appraring that they do not re
side in said State, it is ordered that said defendants
npp4-ar at the next term of tbe Court and defend or
that thecaso be considered in default; and it ia fur
ther (»rd»*red that publication of this rule be made in
The Atlanta Constitution, a newsjiaper published in
Atlanta, Ua., in terms of tho law.
J. R. PARROTT, J. & C. C. a
Johnson A McCamy. Agents for muvosnL
Chambers, April tt. 1972—aprltt—wlamtm
(iEVUUiAt Fulton Pounty.
Uuducauy’s Omox, July 3, 1873.
M RS. K. A CURRA, wire of Francis Corn, ih» r
hnsdand neglecting or refusing to apply) hsr
applied for oxctnptiou of personalty and setting apart
and valuation or a h> mestead, and I will pass upon
tho same stlO o’clock A. M., — “ * * ’ *
1873. at my office.
jnly6-dlAw3t
iMmer’s fee 3 ]
NOTICE
rPOLLED before me as an cstray on th« 1st day of
1 July, 1672. by W. L. Red wine, of ^
trict G. M. of Ful too rounty, Georgia,
» medli
xltiiln th n time prescribed
JOHN T. COOPER,
GVrk Court of Ordinary.
Southern Female College,
LaGruuRc, Georgia
r pUB FALL TERM of this InsittuthiO, ut
X corps of eight flrst-clasa teachers, will open the
IdiKt Woduentlay Iu Atigtut.
Modern Langnagee taught by a professor v
sfbaks French and Gorman vlubxtlt. The Prii
pal of the music department is a graduate of Ldpato—
was for years the pupil of Mendelssohn. David and
other gn*t masters. Painting in all Its forms taught
accomplished artist.
The Animal CatMogno nmAbor* 151 punds—00 _
music and 00 In painting. Expmso of a young lady
per annum. $347—with music, $514.
send for catalogue.
JulyO deodStAwlt I. F. COX, President
Notice for Leave to Sell Land.
TpOltt wr« ks aft4t data application will bo mads
MS to the Court of Ordinary of Faye’te county.
Georgia, at the first regular term after expiration of
four weeks from this notice, for Icavo to sell the
lands belonging to the estate of John Graves, late of
said county, deceased, for tbe bene fit of the heirs *
said deceased. JAMB8 M. AUSTIN,
Ailmliiistrator of John Grave*.
June 3ft, 1873- Ju1y8-w4w Printer’s foe $5.
WANTED AGENTS
— .... Ayk — r —
MACHINE ever Invented. We challenge tht
to compete with it Price only $18 10. and fully
warranted fur five years, making the Elastic Lock
Stlch, alike on both sides. The same as all the high
priced Shuttle machines. Also, the celebrated and
latest improved COMMON SENSE FAMILY 8BW-
ING MACHINE. Price only $«fi CO, and fully war
ranted for five Tran. These machines will Stlch,
Avenue, or P. O. Box 2720, Philadelphia, P*.
marl0-w3m
UEOUGIl, Fulton County.
SOPUUONIA A. DI6UKUB, i
vs > Libel for D.vurcu.
CHARLES J DI8BRUB, )
In Ful to 4 * eriur Court, April Term. 1F72. Unkr
to jierftxt Scrvloj.
Ghnrk-s J. I Habra*, is not t<
and it further ap|icarlng t
In wild State. uiM>nniotlo:i of CouuscL for plaintiff,
it Is : OrdtTcd, bv the Coprt, That service be per
fected by tho publication of this Rule once a month
for four months, iu “Tho Atlanta Constitution,”
Comnlalnant ,.
A true extract from tho minutes of said Court
April liith, 1873. W. it VENABLE, Clerk.
aprlT—wlanrira
CEUBCIA. PcEulb County
OiuiiNAiiY’s OrniB, April 10th, 1873.
W HEREAS. Thomas J. Akins, guardian of Zach
nrr T. Wright, minor heir of S|»euccr P.
Wrivlit, iiucoftsrd. having applied fur letters of dis
misainii from said trust
This Is, therefore, to dto and admonish all per
sons Interested, to lie and npiMur at my office, to show
cause. If any thuy ran. within thu tun* allowed
law, why raid Icttcin should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office.
nprlV-wuamtai
GEOUUIAi Fulton County.
tl»o court by the rvtuni of tin-
(fiffrudunt, ‘ _ “V _
not reside in this county and it furthera;>pcaritig that
•he docs not reside tn this State, It is on motion of
remi se! ordered that the said defendant, Mary J.
Guarantee all my 8tovee to stand the Fire and not to Break In Heating
Plates for Stoves duplicated on short notice. Gas Fitting and Plumblngjdono tolurdcr.
L. 23. XiiUNrC2FORI>,
marr!il7—d&wlf 81 Whitehall Strort.
Fulton.Sheriff’s Sales Tor Ausust, Fttlton eonnty Sberlte. Sole for
Angnsl, IMS.
1872.
city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georgia, be-
* the legal hours of sale, on the first Tnesady In
«t next, the following property, tn-wlt:
that parcel and part of land lot No 81, in the
4th district of originally Henry, now Fu‘too county,
(Jcontfa: the part so ’cried oc Is In ward \ fronting
on fiouih and Wailaco streets, in the city of Atlan
ta. containing fc aero, more or less, adjtdsiiy^Bry
ant’s property. Levied on as the projxrty of M U
Bradley, to satisfy a State and county tax fi fa for
his tax for 1871. . ,
Also, at the same time and place, part of land lot
No 61, In the 14th district of origlttnllr nmry.now
Fulton c mnly, Goregla; tho)iart so levied on
ward 3 frun ling on Fair street. In tho rtty of Atlanta,
containing U acre, xa<r«or less, and adjoining th<-
property of llaslett and Jones. Levied on as the
property of Mrs B. A. Uroolm, to satisfy a State and
county tax 11 fa for her tax for 1871.
Also, at the same time and place, part of land lot
No 51, in the 14»h district of originally Henry, now
Fultov county. Georgia; tho part so levied on la tn
ward 7, fronting on Houston and Ellis streets. In thi!
city of Atlanta, containing H acre, more or less, and
adjoining tho property of Hitchcock »nd Gavin.
“ ■ ’ “ af F. W. Benton, to satisfy
fa for his tax forthuyo*!
1871.
Also, at tho some tlmo and place, part of land lot
o E*, In the 14th district of origins
dlton county, Georgia; the pan *u
ward 3, frouting on Martin street, in the dir of At
lanta, containing S tuanor leas, ami adjoining
the property of ltlplcy and Rcdwlmv Levied on as
the property of Isaih Carter, t*» satisfy a Bute and
county tax 0 fa for his tax for 1671,
Also, at thu same time and p'ace, part of land lot
No 8t. in tho 14th district of or ginaily Henry,
Ices. Lrvic-don . . „
for wife, to satisfy* State and county tax
tax for the year li
at tbesaiu
for his
of laud lot
Also, st the sams time and plsce. a part of laud lot
No 83. in the 14th district of originally Henry, now
Fulton county, Georgia; tbo itart so levied on Is in
ward 1, fronting on Davis street, in tho city *4 At
lanta. containing 50 by 1*5 feet, more or !•«*, and ad
joining the property of Chester. Levied ou ns th*
property of John J. Garvey, to satisfy a 8iatc
and county tax fl fa for bis tax for the year 1871
Also, at the sametlme and place, a part of Iona kh
No. 84, In thu 14th district of originally llenrr, now
Fulton county, Guonfia; the part so ievbd on Is In
ward 1, fronting on Walker street, iu the d*y of At
lanta. contatnWug !-*• acre, -J * *
joining the proper ‘ — ■
as tho property of
W ILL be sold before the Court House «h»or, in
the city oT Atlanta. Fnltoo county, ftoonria,
on tho first Tuesday «m August n xt, within the legal
hours of salo. tbo following property, 'o-wtt:
A lot In the city of Atlanta, fronting four buotln-d
feet, m*we or less, on tbe tVss h tide of Clarke str-«*
and running from McDonough street to Frracretrret,
having * ftout of one hundred fre t, more or Ins*, on
each of said streets, tt being part of land lot In tbr.
14th District of originally Henry now Fulton county,
Ga Levied on as the property of V 8inkling hv vlr
tne of and to satisfy a fl fa Issued *rom Fulton Haim-
rior Court in farorof Mu n by*Mcrrlsm vs VHnauid-
lug. rwqwrty point.il out In fl fa, July 5th, 1871
Also, at the samo time and placw. * lot In the cHv
*4 Atlanta. rem*atntng oneJmtf a* re. more or w.
stinatrdon Gnibb, Forsyth and FSIrl-y streets, and ad
joining the property of Htrong. Ou eetd kit la a iww-
Storv, brick dwHUngdnnisc I^-rled on s« the preprrtr
of Mrs. J»no K. Rlmmous l*y virtue of a^d lo satisfy a fi
fa. taep.nl from Fulton 8ni*erior ttnurt In favor of
William Lowe ys Mrs. Jsu* E Kimmons property.
Pointed out by plaintiff's attorney July ft, 1873.
Also, at the samo time and place, a two story brink
house located in »he ptwn of West End, situated «m
nut of land k«t 107. In the 14th district of originally
Henry now Pulton county. Ga. Leak'd on as the
property of A L Boyd, hr virtue of and to satlaTy a
11 fa Issued from the Justice's Court of the 1033th
district G M. In favor of James I’ D>nn« VS A L
Iloyd. f-evy made bv Frank L. Little, L C, and re
turned to ine July (V, 1873.
Ale-*, at the same ttmo ami place, lots Nos 4 and fi
of stemd snrrny of the Lynch property, lu the city
of Atlanta, lot No « fn«tin? *sf«4 onCtmltahoo-
ckeo and running hack to lot No 1* of said surrey,
said lot No 4 hclnr In the same bWk, fronting fifty
feet on au ally and ritu«ted In rear of lot No 17 «if
sa d survey, ail being In land tot No R3 In tho 14:h
di«trlct of orginallyllenry now Fnlttoe county, «4s.
Levied by rirtnro of and to satisfy an attachment fl
fa Issued from the Justice’s Court "f tho 1*Mlhdi»-
trict, « M, in far.*r of John R Wallace vs Joseph
Fry. Levy tu*dc l»y J:>nies Campbell, L C, aud re
turned tn me July 5th. 1873.
Also, at tlie same time and plana, a tract of land
cont*li<inr ty> acres, sit noted Iu the «<m*hwrat comer
of land tot 117. In the 14th district of «*riglna1ly llw-
r«*, now Fulton county, Ga. bounded west hr M J.
Mat-fey. north by land of Loyd Ooursey, south hy lsod
* - 7 land M 147. Levied
lot No 148. and oust
inweg l-’fi acre, more' r less, and ad-
property of Ilardage and Pin. Levied on
arty of M s. N A. Wheeler, to satisfy a
No 131, In the 14th district or originally Henry
Fulton county, Gconrla, containing 96 acres, more or
lore. Levied on as the property of Edward White to
**IDfy hi* State and county tax fl fa for hia taxes for
io year 1871
Also, at the same tlmo and place, 3 arres. more or
less, of part of laud lot No;i3 in the 14th district of
originally Henry now Fulton county, Ga Levied on
aatheproperty »»r p. u. Webster to satisfy his State
and county tax fl fa for hts taxes for tho «e*r 1871.
Also, at tho same time and place, M aetc, more or
less, of nut of laud lot No US lu tho 14lh district of
originally Henry now Fulton county. Ga. Levied on
aathe property of Mrs B. D. Thomas to satisfy a
State and county tax fl fa for bar tax for the year 1871
Also, at the same time and pl*cr, part *f land lot
No 43, in the 14th district of originally nonry. row
Fulton county, Georgia; tho part so levied on is lu
Ward fl, fronting oo Grant and Anderson t
■ ng 3 acres, tnoc ,
' uftihe colored church.
a 8taie and county tax fi fa i
Al*o, at the tame time and place, a part of land lot
No 6, tn the 14th district of originally Henry, I
_ IfiTL
Also, at the samo time and plare, part of land lot
No 78, in the 14th district i-f originally Henry, now
Fulton oounty, Georgia; the part so levied on Is In
Ward ft, fronting on Hayden and Baker streets In the.
city of Atlanta, containing \ %cn-e, mere or leas, and
adjoining the property of Perdno and Crenshaw.
Levied ou as the property of J D. Robinson to satisfy
a State and county tax fi fa for his tax for 1871.
Also, at Ihe same tlmo and place part of land lot
No 86 In the 14th d‘strict of originally Henry
Fulton county, Ga levied on aa tho projwrty ol
“ tax fl fa for
and f turned tome July ft, 187*.
* Iso at tbs same time and place, a city kit In thu
of Atlanta, situated In on tbe career of Spruce
Low streets, being a part of tho old l*oand« lot.
lalnlng fifty by one hundred and three fret. It bc-
part of land tot 83 In the l«tb district of »*rigtn-
„ Henry now Fulton county, Grotvto. Levied on
aa the property of Joseph "ty hy virtue at and to
Fra. few _<
tumod to me July 8,1873.
Also, at tbe saaoiu umr and plaoi\ land tot 111 tn the
Light. api>uar and onswor at the next term of this
‘ ‘ * considered in default and
proceed; and it is fnrtinr
court elec that toe .
the plaintiff be allowed
* that this rule l»u published in any pnbllc pi-
thls Bute ei.ee a month for four months
prior to tlie nex trim of this court. By tbcouurt this
!4tb day of May, 1872.
be considered in default and
to proceed; and it la fnri ‘
ordered that this rule bu published in any public
Guardian’s Bale.
B Y v’riue or an order I run the honorable Court of
Ordinary of Pulton county, will be sold un th»
.st Tuesday In August next. 1873, before the Court
House door in ssldoomriy, between tho legal trot*
of sale, tho following described tend, to-wlt: A city
tot lying and boing In the dtyof Atlanta, lnthaUlh
distort of originally Henry now Fulton oounty,
fronting thirty-two (33) fu-t. more or less, on Thur
man street, on the * c-t side t4 the Western and
Atlantic Railroad and running back the same width
one hundred and seventy (170; feet, more or less, to
the tot owned by tto Gae Company of tho city of
Atlanta, and sold as tbe property of J. M. B. Carlton
os guardian ef his son, Wm. Howard Carlton, for tho
benefit of raid ward s estate. Tonne cash.
J. M. B. CARLTON,
juns9fi-w40d Guardian of Wm. H. Carlton.
Madame Re*tell, Female Physician,
treatment of Female complaints since 1840, entitles
MONEY CANNOT BUY ITS
^XJR SIGHT IS^PRICELJBSI I But the DIAMOND
SPECTACLES will
/cam without change, and are warranted superior to
all others in use. Manufactured byJ.E. Spencer A Oo^i
Opticians, New York. Caution—None genuine unices
stamped with our trade mark. For sale by Respon
sible Agenta througiMUt the Union. Sharp A Floyd,
Jewelers and Optidano, are Sole flrmls fiiiaAHeaiaJ
Georgia, from whom they can only I
tor Atlanta,
jtainod.
■ovflft-deodJkwIy
REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES!
ANCHOR LINE STEAMER8
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
3ASSENGERS booked to and from any Railway
JT Station on Sbapokt In Great Britain, Ireland.
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Hoi-
■ ~ ■ BeJclum. and the United States.
Sfare from New York to I/jNDON, LIVER
POOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by Wednesday’s
Steamers AGO. By Hatnrday’s Steamers $05 and
$75
EXCURSION TICKETS $120.
INTERWKDIATB. $33 J 8TERAGE, $38, all
iT»ble in Currency.
Parties senelng for their friends in the Old Coon-
BROTHERS.
7 Bowling Green, N. Y. t
Or to F. F. COULTER,
aprl?—dJtwSm Southern Express Company.
originally llemy
^ bo levied on is in ward
5, containing 35 by 100 feet, more or lee*, cm Marietta
street, In the city of Atlanta, an
erty of Wearer and Murphy; let
ty of J. F. Reynard to satisfy a State and oounty tax
A fa for his tax for the year 1871
Also, at tho same time and plao", part of land lot
No 83 In tho 14th district of originally Henry no
Fulton county, Ga. Tho part so levied cm is in wai
1 fronting on BllioU and Thurmond streets lu tho dty
of Atlanta, containing acre, more or less, and ad
joins the properly of Morrison, levied on as the prop
erty of J. F. Reynolds, to satisfy a state and county
tax fl fa for his tax for tbe year 1871.
Also, at tbo same time aad place, part of land lot
No 78, in the 14th district of originally Henry now
Fulton county, Georgia; tke part eo It vied on is in
ward 5, fronting oo Lu'klu and ftimpeon streets. In
tho city of Atlanta, containing to acre, more or 1-1
and adjoining the uroprrty of Thrasher. Levied
as the property of J. S. Morris to satisfy a statu and
county tax fl fa for his tax for the year 1871.
Also, at the samo time aad place, pari of land lot
No M, in tho 14th district, ef originally II«nrv
Fulton county, Georgia; tbe twrt so Isvied on
ward 3, fronting oo John sin it, in thcrUr ut Ati
containing to acre, more or Ices, and odjuta the prop-
rtty of Crorkett and Spwks. Levied on as the prop
erty of Alex. McW<lilams to satisfy a Plate and ou«u
ty tax fl fa for his tax for tbo year 1871.
Also, at the same time and plane, jsirt of bind kit
No 18, in thu 14th district of origtnallr lleury now
Fuilon county, Georgia, containing 3b seres, more or
less, levied on as the property of ». N. Hunt,
true to*, to satisfy a Mate and county tax fi fa for his
tax for thu year 1871.
Also at tbe sums time and p’aoo ;«rt of land tot No
S3 In tho 14th district of originally Henry now Ful
ton county, Georgia. Tbo port eo levied on is *s
ward 1 fronting ou Davis street in tbe dty of Atlanta,
containing to acre, mors or less, and adjulniug the
property of lltcgdon and Ragan. LovUdon as tbe
property of WillUm Fainter to satlaTy a f
county tox fi fa for his tax for the yuar 1871.
Also at the sams time and place part of lai
4fl In the 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton
county, Georgia. Tbo pan so levied on Is in Ward 4
in tho dty of Atlanta, containing to acre, more or
Iras, and adjoining tbe property of Zimmerman and
Vurdery and Edwardy estate. Levied <ai as the prop
erty of Edward rujiaut to satls^a Stale and oounty
ps
r llemy now Fulton
1 tutor liiu lux fix IbojM
AlfO. UI UK) WUUti tlmo UO-: pluoo,
Mu-I, Id tho H’h dlDHct nt :. 1^- ■... j J ..u.../....
Kollou fODtitr. Ou. Tho lout uo h-rlwl on fe lu Wurd
A, rruutlni; on 1-lum rlrw-l, la the dir of AUuulu con.
tnlnltw }i ncro. oiuroorlo—. undadj .luliutlhcprujM.r
lyof Dou>:brrtr anti Ihihhtna. Ju-vlal ou o tho
|iro|MTI> ol Juno II. tu nlM| n Smto and
connir mx 1 fa for b<r tax for the rear 1K71
All Iho furi-ipdi,' liropcrlr pointed out hr R. K.
aatlafy
Krutx lonho year 1
jntpdiv pri.p.rily pointed out hy 8.
Hoyle, T. V., Jnly 8, WNL W. O llllOWN
Deputy PhortlT.
inly-J wtda t’rlulor'r fee $> U) per lory.
aat hypurl
of J TMtrl
On, containing antv a
tatt o* land lot 108 tn
land lot im tn the cum
name ill.tdet, and a part of
0 dlatrlct. both parerla coo*
f.-ot to aatakeon the Nrwoan road, thaaec nnrthwrrt
to «m-a corner, throeoeaat to Vaonoaod W.«i,tii
Railroad, thence muthwa-dlr to «ldnay Root'acor-
ncron 'herWit of way of aald rattr-od. throe, cart
1188 fret to tho treat honndaey of lot Wo 108 to a
stake, thence Booth IQ0 feet to Indthart and Dnane>
corner, throee vreat I48S font tolhe wet damndarr of
1-nd lot 108 lb n alake, thetKo SOTO feat to the hcaln-
»'!£• All teclod oo “a property of Bdward White hy
Tl-too of and to aatlafy faa learnt from Fallon
HoperiorOeort tn favor of Wm BPhilltna; oneaaatnat
Edward White, m.ker, and VA ttoklfl. ltdror;
and ooe apalnH Edward White, maker, and R K Haa'
attorney Ifomnhur 4.1
A'. -, at the aama ttm
cny of Atlanta. fionUncoa!
and pinning back name width . Ichty foe*, more re
tea*. It heiny part of land lot 8J, In tho Ittt, awrlet of
nrirlnallylleoty, now Pol Pin c-maty, Oa. Deri ad on
|gop<Tty of Pat Weekly hy rtrtoa of aad to
■ * flf * Iwoed from tho Jnatleea Oenrt of the
dlatrlct, a It, lo fever of O'Hhldda and
eon. L. C, and nHor-od tn am July a. i
Alao at lherome Umeand plac- tho llfo r-tate of
'tnnand thenndlvlde! one eighth Inter-
eat of Gabo ValtnUno In the following darcrlbrd
propHty.towIt: A lot and tho Improvement, there
0 r'.f.T. 0, l n ‘i. ,wo “ , l , - rt Cht foot on the north weal rWe
*?.,* 1» the With ward ef tho dty eg
Atlanta and extending hack to Hntad atreeL hart eg a
front at feyty Iwo feet onlt-o-d at root, adlolnlng Am
IWtetsih It being part of
-" „ ,7>»• «.i •« »a,,,», an i nui /trail) tw
t^^ ,nUDO “? a,,K ’ VaHoUna Dory made
, tsh R ' Tbom P ,w *’ L - c - «*• rcturuod to me Jnly
Uroe. hrta Ko-a. M. 11
ra "Sf •>' •« fi»d lot B of tho 14th
PJStif^ > £*'*}i? aaDT He")-."?* Fallon eon aty. rta.
Ootut of Om JOtoh Dlatrlct, O. If, In favor of D. IL
lhtaU<! va. Joaeph Fry. I evy matia hr J RThorup-
aon. L O and retnrned to mo Jnly 8. lsj».
on aa the pnrpnty of Mra II a ll.Jrar* by alrtaerg
°™’ rt fl (** one In tome
at Richard* dt Martin va J N llolmca. ageat f<w wife.
ooelnfav.y.rf FOora arero. va Mr-Karr A Uolmea.
anrV one In favor of lllTllar.1 Fort va J fi d» M A
(lohnea. Devi.— made hy J H Thomimat. LCL nod
rotornod to me July 8th. itm. ‘ ^
•a? f* 4 ft* 0 ". * tomae aad ha to
the town at Wr*t lfnd. altnated on the comer of Im
~ ’ U n r -.’ mU lot eoclalntna 81 by WM feet,
, Rating the lot aotd hy Rnah Irwin lo A
tort of hurt lor m. In the 14th dla-
trict of originally Henry, now Fallon county. Om
Ircvtod on a. th., property of A I. Iloyd. hy Ttrlaenf
and to eatlrty arawmill Ilea II fa Iraued from Fnlhat
“’ptctec Court^favry id Murphy * lferrtamvaA
te. to
of and toutlafy ad -a lamud from Fallon Heperlm
Ooort In favor at Ueorge > Olhhon va WIIMVm P
KS?Jrt.82^S , "to’ 1111 '' - * *•
Also st th*> Sam ii rtrr»« and plans lots Xu* t li t
7’ Ss ^ «*• * a. M Srt 88 o' the
Foltoo county, i win, and alao two dty lota on
JCeriU avrone and Ivy vteeat tn aald dry and enonty,
eon alnlee \ at aa acre, mom or leva, bounded Del
foot hy Ivv atreet and oxtoudtng hark atone MartU-a
avenue 14H feet, ta4ng pad of land hd tu (a dlatrlct
and enoaty. le-vl.d on aa the property of Joaeph
Fry hr vlrtttn of aud to aatlrty an atlarhmawt g fa la-
amd from Fotton a«|iertoe Court In fang of Hoyt
kj.wm m JompbFry. ITopxty pointed oat te a
xo, July 8, itm.
A. M. PBRKKRNON,
lutrp-wto* ---- - -5S»5Sk
Printwris for $3
jIDniNIMTUATOUiN 8ILE.
Oi*ort of Ordinary of Fulton comity, will bes«4d
before the Court llnaso dour lu tho dty of Atlanta,
on tho first Tuesday in August next, om: Uoasu and
Lot in said dty. L *t fronting on met side of Ptyor
streot fifty by ona hundred aud fifty Lot, between
Jaa. J. Meador and Dorsctt. House two stories with
six rooms, passages and varaudabs, and kitchen, with
two rooms, improvements all new and good.
undivided ons twelfth interest in lot of land Mo. 138,
5th district at Carroll oounty.
The above pared* of land making ono-rixth lubr-
rat in tho settlement of land, about f.rar miles
of Carroll too, and known os the Morgan Ptooe.
All of tho above mentioned prnpraty to he sold for
JNO. T. MEADOR, Administrator.
Ucrrlon County Sberimn (tain.
W ILL bo sold on tbe firat Tuesday In Ai
next, hrtvrecn the legal boars of s
e I«nHrty. taX
GEORGIA, Uoniy County.
Obduuky’B Omct, June 38th, 1873.
oOL X. DICKERSON, guardian of Roe. W. Dick-
V' croon, appltra for lrave to eeD Iota and portkme
of lots of lands Non lift. 117, 1(», W7,108, lOtt, 110,
- about 1,K» acres in the ttth District orig-
Newton county, Ga., for the pur-
_ im* against sold ward’s inteirat,etc.
If objections exist, let them bo filed within statu-
lory time, or the leave wiU be granted.
Witness my official signature.
GEO X. NOLAN. Ordinary.
Printer’s fra $5
NOTICE.
JE86B THOMPSON
MARTHA 'SoCUTCHKN,} rk>r _ OoniT"
gTHOS. COMPTON.
side in the State, It Is ordered that said defendants
appear at the next Term of the Court ai.d defend, or
that the rase be considered in default. And It la
further ortered. That publication of tola Rule be
made in The Atlanta Constitution, a newspaper
published in Atlanta, Georgia, in terms of the law.
J. JR PARROTT, J. 8. C. C. C.
Jk MoGAMY.
Attorneys for Movant
GEORGIA, Mcruat Oocrtt.
X. M. Leonard, Clerk of the Superior Cburt In
e Superior
iprU—wls
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GEORGIA, Fa 1 ton County.
Oocrt uv Orirrart, July Term, 187*.
6* 8. William A Powell and John J. Pow-
. dministrators of the estate of Chapman
Powell, late ef aald county deceased applies far let-
- — * hey hare fully
■her ML In
1 un " tho
- item \hiJnUM Umrt of'tte’hlSlh DhagM
D°y* akrtnat J J 1’arrt.ham)
It It Parrtah, and alro im laannd IU Urn Jo-tlee
Court of tha IlSrth Dlatrlct, O H, tn rang at
8 J?ri «* rairttejjvihh
and A II Hbuw l-rapany ;.iav,l oatVy pMntMr
Lctt mada and totorhod to me by U U Shaw,Tltt
. Alao. rt Ula aama tli-a and titaco. lot at land num
ber *88, taihatlk Dtaulrt oTmld onnnty. Davfrtoa
SW SSRSAt n I'MIrraan. to uTrfy enm Tax
j. to‘-ro? by Ut. Tax Cullnc'.r qCwdd canity. Urr,
Tto jS^nlS? 1 ” “ b/ * J "'"to-- Ld
TU 08. D MBim Ph«vtiy R o.
rV fee $3 SO p.T levy
jnlyd—wto
Fulton County iherltna Halo (or
(cptembor, HI*.
.watasttasiRttRaa:
A Millbuildlig and Its appertecanora. situated tm
land tot Ro.«, D: ttm mhdlurlctifodglnallj n”
jr.^wttolpo county, Ororgla. known a. lurr,-tt>
“hb. f^viod on aa tho t»roi«rty of W J llarrctt, hy
virtue of end to satisfy a mortgage fi fa, issurd rnan
Frthm Superior Pro rt. tn^S^TjamS. LuSiT!!*
rraperty pointed not lull fa. January
J a|y*—wtda
DcKalb County SbortlPs bain.
L/ !“• toaotd befor, tha OonvtJmoao door In
T.JLrstt'Sxi^sSn^isff^
rn rod rovtr
ton. of lot munber fortyolnj, In tho M DlalriSrt
sa&wjsa»>ss5,
ndmlntritetom of Mow Uordctt, doraa-cd, va!
jnlyd-wtda
.Hilton County SUnrtrf*. auto (or
Anguat, 187*.
w 1 Ji b0 f?'?,hc' 0 ™ tha Opart llooao door. In tho
Um following property, to-wlt:
Lota at land nntnhcra 800, 500, 804, SS3,5M, SJT.
m rtl tatho tat dlatrlct rod occondairiioi! of
originally Cherokee, now m um county. Lorlrtu
aa the property of * SlJrog^ to aatlafy a 8 fa from
Rlltna Saperior Ooort In favor ofCF tflmrp, barote
ya. Wlttiam S Crogan property pafnlod oot by tl il
» essSSra jiTte.-ss: b/ ° K
OFOBQIA, DeKnlb County.
Onouar'l Omno, Jtlyl.lSB.
W M Uoadarano and Matilda Hartcraon have
O applied to mo for lotion of ndmlalauaUoo
on the eoiaio uf Bofu Uandemm. Into of aald coon-
foliate therefore, to notify all pcraooa concerned,
. . .. • lie their cm.jnctiua. If any timy ham, within tho
ay In Octohor next, dae letton or diomlooiou . time allowed by Ur, doe letten will ho granted aald
will bogranlcd the appllcaote {aptdlcant aa applied for.
DANIEI. PITTMAN, Ordinary. W. R. WK1WTRR, Ordlaary.
JolyS-wlhn Printer’, fee $8. ' JnlyJ-w4w Prtnter a Be ,S.
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