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THE CONSTITUTION AND 8UN.
ATLANTA,
pDAY, JULY 15.
Wcddiko.—L*»t night Hr. Wylie Teat,
a printer, *u married ttlrui Chapel to MJss Mag
X eHeriAton, Rev J. M. Dickey performed the mtr-
ritrye onaaej. There wet* three male tad three
female attendants, ard erdrjthJnjr peered off agree
ably. The bride waa "leijy bejoad compare.”
Ok 'Change.—Yesterday Mr. J. N. Rob
cun, a wcU katwx Charleston mcrehaat was present
Mr. Hobson a 111 be ia
the city a few daya and siako hie besdquarteru at
Ada‘r A Brothers. We lcm that quiet an important
resolution will be offered 'Change to day. It bean
on the whjtel of taxea.
Tub Kentucky
p'.veral fortonate holder*
lot’cry, to thia aettloh. An officer at McFbcaon
liuraeit ti» a quarter liecetcfifo wboe number
that drew |l,C0Q, no that be realizes $27) fer bla
»bare A Weal End gentlei isn hia a half ticket of
the r.atnber that Crew $K0a od the other half la held by
a gentleman In the city. C mridersbl; interest in the
"drawl rg M ia still manlfi ated; and hundred a are
waiting for the “official ref art.”
uhrtnv.—'
lent of tickets in
Wc bear of
ibe Kentucky
A Reminiscence.—' Vc came across, yes
terday, a pries current Issue d on November Gib, 18G5,
by Garrett A Brother of this city. The prices ob
tained then may be a matter of interest. Price*
w ere based on gold at sbou 52, and good mlddlirg
cotton 43c. Corn $1 T&A 00. Wheat $3 80&? 75.
Oats Tic. Barley $ t 7). I’ma $1 50. Flour—super
fine $11 5C&13C0; family 1 14^13; rare family $1G.
Bacoc—shoulders 28; aide S1; hams 23. lard C<fc
50. 8o;»*r-raw 30£&22; re Incd StfoZO. Coffoe—Rio
9ftm. Soap 15^20. Salt Sc, actoal weight. Kalla
$1S<&13 SO. Shirting* 33, a jesting* 37; oenabu*g« 30.
Vuu $320, for regular*, ti xta unpaid.
Public R heath i! o Places. — Public
parka hare been approprii tely ityled the longs of a
city; tbe decorousatyle an I general comforts of the
shade, aetta and fountains of those parks, are they to
be considered healthy and InrlgoratlBg.
Now, thin, let os const ler: First, that cor own
people want the blessings of thoae loaga—those
breathing places—which c> cry city In the Colon that
fa worthy of Ibe name city, baa to an extent that may
give it something to boast of. And, secondly, we
want these breaihlng-placo for oar country custom
ere, and for guests and afra igcra. Peop’c now make
pleasure a i» rrlous emrider lion when chooalrg the
place at wb!ch they will ba r their goods.
Tits grand parka of Ne r York and Philadelphia
and the spacious and ate idliy Improving parka of
Rililmqrc are all conside cd In forming bualresa
flans.
Mo oihrr plvc bar such stand natural adjuncts for
the makirg of parks and tpe constructing of charm
ing driver as Atlanta.
We consider this »ol>j :ct one of the v.ry deepest
intevcit. The man who giiea toll the reflection end
the time and Ibe exertion i iccciaary to the couanm-
luatinu of a plan foe eo < xti ndlng the means of pub'
lie r. creation and health, w U lay this dty under a
lasting obligation, am! hia lamewiU be held Innn-
fadii»g-r«-iwml»erunrc by a; riteful and happy (teoplc.
Georgia H eat •
Ar a meeting com
[mmmmI of citizen* of
way >f Wrdowcr, Ala., t! o foliowing proceedings
'•On'nJrtUm of WtllUir B Connelly, litvid A
I’rrryman. E*q , araa calle I to the chair, and Kobcrt
II. Hull nquested to act e secretary,
tin motion of thallo*. 1 Obat H. lliflin. rx-Gov-
On motion of flfev. W. 11 Burton, a committee of
rive was appointed to dr* t rceoinUona expressing
the opinion and desire of t da mccilrg.
The committee reported t lie following resolution*,
whkh were unanimously* opted, to-wit:
Whereas, The citizens oi Randolph county. Ain,
W« stem R abroad Com pan: and citizens of Atlanta,
Georgia, to connect that ell y with the cities of Tails-
drgn and Birmingham, Ala
And whereas, it is Ibe t ndivlded opinion of this
nut ling that said rallrosu connection, when com
pleted. will be of great Commercial advantage to
rrprtrea. and deveioi
rn Hallrlad
_ eloplnj the yarlona mineral re-
ronrccsof the immediate r« cl loo of country It rough
which it will pass.
‘ _ * ‘no city i
ions tract said'road, it Is tight and pro|»cr that'the
load ►lioiild he so located at to auhserre tho beat ia-
i< rests of that city, thus i cmnucraUng her for the
.•Iiey to be expended, by risking her the principal
* u targ»*st prmli cleg ares of country pos-
._,...JIy if the cos, of i
thereby increased.
And, whetras, it Is tho r pinion of this meeting
that by way of Wrdowa. tb nec by or near I.lncvillc,
in Clay County, and to Tall wiega, la the btst route
fortius toad; that it will err t less money lo construct
it imi this than any other »>r ipnecd line.
*! his route will control lb • trade of a larrer por
I ton of country, and one c ipahle of, and now pro-
duc. ng, more than any otlr. through which a route
s Itoimml.
It will make Atlanta th > market for the entire
cour tleaof Randolph and t lay, and nearly as ranch
of « lehunt *■ anv other pro toecd route: while south
ef the line It will draw all t te trade of Heard county,
Georgia, west of the Chstta toochce IUver. Iiwiil tie
in fair euro pet it Wm with th i Montgomery and Weal
Point and ina Savannah anil Memphis reads for the
trade i t all the northern pm t of Chambers ar d Tails-
poena eouuUtw, tins over cc mpensating for the » Ijrtit
diversion by way of Wolot ee, to ray . otbieg of the
topogr«|>hy of tl ec'umtry yhlch will furnish easier
and rhear* a grade* than auj
We venture the arsertlOL. —- — .- — —
iHiksof tlir country tosust tin us, that the read by
WeiUrni e will furnish more trad* ard freight for the
road, and threw more bna irraa into Atlanta, tn one
war ihtu any other prupom! line nonh of it wrnld
WV gather lids informatloi from many or the oldest
jod in inicll gent citizens who are well acquainted
with ail of the proposed reu es.andln order to have
‘ * * rifled, bo It tcaolvod by
1. Th»t the anthoritlea oi the city of AUaata be
ris|HCiful y ard earnestly In ited to icihI a commit-
lee of her principal business men to examino the va*
Hons p'cpo.-wl routes, and rt [»ort whether or not the
Tarts areas we have suted It cm
3. That in the event the i usd l« to !>c built on the
line indicated lu the forceoia t preamble, we pledge
lly aid la its construction.
. That this preamble and i csolution be published
in the Randolph Kntcrprlr \ and that copies lie
funiirhid the Mayor, City Ccnncil and the Chamber
«>f format rco of the elite* of Atlanta, Ua., Talladega
and Blmiingham, Ala.
4. That this meetirgadjon n to meet at Wcdowee
on klunJay. the 14th day of Jhly next, and that the
or a renud, for Vm atl^ nd itliiga of otter Iskcu,
Iwljotattt fo’-lowlD, for the bmrfit of joar oo-
Tax Pomolooical Emtmoi —The Po-
*lflnl Kxpodtioa coma off on Thu.d»jal*M,
17lh In ft ant, a the room, at tt. State dgtfciilttlnl
Sedoty. la tbo CapluL Friend, of fm't cnllntt
HUw Stale ate reqaeoted to lead donation, of frn»;
artardj packed, perrapma, lore Kh hen ootheicth!
The Society ^je all rxprerecherir* Tbeaebj-ctof
“wh ch U the mo*t profltahle, fruit or cotton * ' «in
be ditcuaed ihitaisht, epoekera bales limited to tea
minutes.
The foUoaittgapeaken Imre bseaedected: Pmclus.
1 B wenece, ream, XoeceCole; jtppl-a, R Baoyh;
Orapc, Dr 8 H«pe; Straabcrrira, J Norcroaa. On
cottoa, 8 B Wfjch*, Hark W Johnson and Colons B
A Alston.
Abjvt fifty years ago, considerable pare
aepperwiadlsconredoa the atnface of land, ic-
eently oared by Jof^e Toggle, si lasted in 0reenc
county, ebont three mile, from I'eioaPoint. Acom-
wse formed end e skeft forty feet 4mp wee
opened, Kolnp below tbo copper rein without tooct-
lo»; the work was then abandoned. Tho work, re-
mainel Intact, tfnlle recently a new company haa
been foemed with a capital of S 10.00), all of which
will he expended If neccMary, In felly dcrelop-
iOK reeunrcea of the mine. They hare a BMiorae
powerCBKmeaadare alowly procuring wlihthdr
work A tnnoel of 28 feet carries them to the bot
tom of the rein, which ia exceedingly rich In pure
copier. Tb-y here mlretdy brought to the rniface
many tone of ore mixed with dirt; the ralee ofthle
mlxtore la cnlmaicd at $TJ per top. yielding from
IS to-Piper cent, of copper. Thle cat mate la not
from thcli last analyria. wh'ch ia much richer. It
aiao eon tains ralphnr in large qaantltler, wtlch
readily be conrerted Into rnlphnric add for which
there le great demand a« a means of conrerticg the
bone pteephete into m'nb'e sutler ready for Ibe
farmer. A, jet none of the ere hae been shipped,
but nrrangementa ere making to do so at orcr,
nuking Baltimore their market. According to lie
present measurement end estimated rain., it la placed
at {800.0001
OCX CKASTV1LLE LITTER'.
musical Concert-Brilliant Snccoee-
Wrge Crowd.
OaarrmLix, July a. 1673.
Kfli lor* Comtitut Ion: Lest Bight yonr correspond
ent enjoyed the p'resnre of attending one of tbore
dno musical concerts for wh'ch this Tillage Is so
famona.
The large mom waa crowded wllh eager llatenera.
lira lira. Harris brought forward her clatr, and
opened the rxerdaea by "Grand Reception March.'
Then followed Iwen'y-two other piece., con
stating of class Mugs, color, duett, polkas,
Wallace, comic pieces, forming a complete rariety
together wllh one hundred accompaniments consist
ing of piano, gallon, Tlollie, etc, nuking in the
whole what we wtmld outlier a "snccculon of
pleaclrg eonnds which certainly docs grant credit to
the taste of lire. II. The dare waa large, and each
sled with the others for the palm, bat where nil did
eo well it le dimcait to nuke e dlnlnctlon;we were par
Ucnlariypice>ed with LluleLUIIe Ilarrla performing
on the piano, ugtd about 4 year*. Also, Jimmie
Strickland and Alllce (kipper, bat little older. Mrs.
Z T Poet, Mies Dora Strickland, Mines Herder,
Mlaa Ifann'e Brannon, Mines Ilopeon, Masters Ilow
ard and Co'.imbos Harris, a’l deterre honorable men
tion.
Miss Wilkcr.of LaGrargt, <it reqnett, tang two
song, most admirably.
The nry beat of order pmatlcd, sod good alien.
A fter CIO Tears of trial laws prosed to h.
tlie treat laraling and pain ■
i»j5 Liniment fra the IVorld.
, Hard Kwrltluga, Jlitra,
foiuls. Irerrn Pet. Far
eni». and f.»r Sprain.. Pol
Kril.Scr*ichr..v.iLK’^;.na, Hoofale. Bparina. Rpring-
halt.Saddle, rollar and Ifarnraa Gails; also diseases
of the Lye and Larin
Horses, Males or Cattle.
1TA1
LINIMENT
taro Zneureigiao juirumaura, oooi, was imcx,
Balt Bhaum, Polaoooca Bit**. External Jk>ne and
Mnsclo Affection*. For* Nipple*. Ac., and may be
Justly tanned the panacea for all
EXTERNAL WOUNDS
tho experience of over thirty yeo r* of trial, with
the moat sutwtantal result*, and by a multitude of
If the Liniment la not as recommended, the
Money will be Eefnnded.
are a cheat and a fraud. Bo i
JMFfTm ntit ii r AimCouxtstStonxaax
SSc., EOc. and $1.00 per Eottle.
h'OTlca Sian or Borru. Enu, Lc.
~ ' LYON MEG. GO.
HAGAN’S
tend Id the inti teal of tti at city.
lloniKT II. Boi-T, Scent I ary
llc’iirrwl to ibe Director* if ihc UcoirU Western
Commercial V
k'>Hfcis (onftliuiion; Then 1* no cubject at present
aguauci; the aaloda of the pi rater* of our State to
much a* that of Commercial k ertillzcra. A few years
aco the rale of fertilizer* waa confined almost exclu
sively t.» the Southern part >f our State. At that
time only a few tbouaand to m were sold acnsally.
Ttc ure of fertilizers ba* gro rn In the estimation of
tla plant ere each year uutl u baa become necca-
dcm*nd for this ar-
nuy for «very crop. Th
t»c!c tie put tc-.aon ba*
_ . —«—— that of
any prericu* season. Ov sr oic million acre*
of and have bem *old la our State the present eca-
«'n, and the demand not re iafled. One cause of
this preat demand for fcrti’iz r* i* that little cotton
wa* «rown in the northern pi rt of our State until a
few years It was foum that tho use of com
mercial fcrtiiiz-rs would stimi late the growth of tho
plant cacsioe tli* cotton to n tare from two to three
w n-tk* cvrlii r. tlirreby escapln ; the early frost. Oar
cotton croj it north of here, 1 are escaped the worm
and th* travel that have of tat< ycare devastated large
pcrtkms of cot'on la the Sobt Mtb j art of the State.
Dum*tk*» way of our p'ante * would like to know
the original co»t and compos! lion of there valuable
fcrttli/.iT*. Thecoaao* thatu e receive brreaodpsy
from $Gd to $65 ptr ton. hay fxcm *3 to 33 per cent,
of crawl and turn matter.
Toe Charleston phosphor* e reck 1* ground and
Ik solved in »aljr > '—*- * *- *"
.nr ton, accoedra
acid i; ountatrs.
Many of ocr farcy brand* o ’ fertilizers sold In our
market a. and havln< a good re lutation, are composed
of Charleston acid phospbat > cue-fourth, eafaned
oywer shell* veaxhoute of l me) one fourth; oue-
* f dryed muck erpeat, all ground together co*L
AMUtltor Till 4-OTTOM
Feed.
riiosphatc of ham . 61U
4'tKwphatc of potas-
siam SIM
Kelphstcef ;K>iaesum 2
bUua 1.74 ...
CarbonaUrofUmc. .. .41 ..
** *• anagereia sa
* {•otias'm l.bl
rtlllzcre.
r. roxyde of tron and
hoi’, of the cot Km I I
pared foe tit, iobixts ft
wctghx of plant food that t!
mcrctal fcntii^-ammOd
analvvi* when the
' and property pre-
the amouri hy
»the test e.'ta-
ir market. Also,
ha* Nva picked
“ It i* easily
... . prejo-td and
retunad te the same echi. contain# more
Vrun.tr. mattrr p^r acre tbaanfarc •# in S (> pound*
^ ' -To prepare the
the m?vh r.ct> for
irMke atuicmcnt of th* coot
■««! oil mill and tanllixttg w<wk* combtn-;d.
c. rot exGiTcneit r.
A Dead mule-Kn KInx-Cropa Korib
Eastern Kailroad
Miiw Cocutt, Ga , July 8,1813
KtWm. CmutlMlom : Report, bare Jut rcichcd
hare r.Utlr g the partlcnlu. of a mutatrodou mu.
dcrof an aged male, rappored to hare bean pope.
Iratad by a band of Ko-K'nx during lut
night, which bu created great excitement la
thl. neighborhood. After n hard dry's plowing yra-
ierday in grauy com, poor Jack wu turned In pnrinre
u unrl, lut crenlrg, and wu Brand ihia morning,
ty lha plow boy, nut horribly murdered in cold
blood. A sensation reporter la wanted to work np
the ease u non. bat il can gin a faint onlllne of the
poor tlggtr'e feeling! on finding Ibe ghutly carcau
of Ihcoldgrjyna'o.
The pro*peel foe a fall coMon crop with
aessr better than tbo present. Aa a general thing tho
corn wu negkcxd daring the weather to rare the
cotton, aad consequently It ia not eo pcomlsirgal at
this time Isa' year, bat la coming on duly tbl> hot
dry weather.
our when crop la qattc rborl, owing to too much
rain, which mured it to rot eery badly, whlla oats are
as good as ws erer msko ia this country.
Mcrsr-. Grant X Altx'nder are pushing the North
Ktrtern Railroad tbrongh eery rapidly.
The berry work b-tween Athens
and Hsrmony Grove ia abont completed; lbs remllo-
di r will be qnlte llgbtan'Il Ibay Itrik i the rtdgs at
r.plsr Springs, three miles from the Alr-Llao Rail-
told at Belton. Thep expect to moro a portion of
their force two miles above Harmony Grove during
the next two weeks. Risking the distance from
Albt n*. twentymllrs. I’ocATAUno.
Sbkstkokk.—Now that tho “healed term'
is upon ns, and psople will he guilty of Imprudence
and rub conduct, Ibe following views and sugges
tions of n New York writer ns to the method of pri
venting It will be sppropoa. Tbawrttcrstys:
in a mxlter ehlidy nsutlag common attention for
Ua regulation tbo but method would seem to be to
dlnamlnate the remedial truth u widely and u con-
•lactly u puslble. Hnnslroke is almost entirely the
retail at heed!eeanesa, and would soon bo
known If osr practice were c informed I
few simple rales. Wc aba’I do well lo witch
for Ua premonitions. The tower creation hxs greatly
lbs advantage of olio the sense with which Ibe Ora
tor bu endowed them of tbo t (Tecta of external in
floeaccs upon their lrvra. In I heir original slate they
can accommodate themselves tar better than mankind
to Ihc changes going on immediately around them
in tbo atmospheric temperature; and this
a grand difference between Instinct
reason. The h-at 1s always felt to bo op
prcselve to tho brain and general system be
fore the cna’a rays prodace lnsrnilbWty; bnt while
tho herds ire seeking the water and the shade at the
right moment, man Is eften recklessly braving
one of the most posrerfal forces of nature.
The rpec'ac preventive at ntstroke will be found
in the proper use of cold staler before the external
heat has seriously effected the sjstem, u cold inter
and lee an also known to ho the beet restora
tives In medical hands after a sunstroke haa oc
curred ; bat It la, of coarse, dangerous to drink
large draughts of snuer after the body is greatly
heated. Take a g'asa of water now and
again, and bstba the hands and face in co d inter
before the heat of the skin has become excessive,
and for inch purposes towns and cities should always
he famished with d risking'.fountains. And now tar
the prloeipsl prevenUUve: Take a handk-rchie-,
dip it in cold water, and wring it out. This placed in
the crown of the hat, and its mois'nre renewed from
time to time, will be found on effectual prtvenutive
mtnlnat dor g Tons r traits.
A sponge, or, in the country, a bunch cf green
leaver, wetted, would answer equity wail, and would
krep moist longer. Even n dry handkerchief within
the hat la n emtiderab'e protection to the top of the
head, and it acemed to bo too ofun overlooked that
this istbepoint whirh almost invariably la bataf
fettcl. Black batacondact the beat rapidly down to
the head. The white hrpl, which hu been partially
imrodte-duncover to the hat, la good, the white
scarf twia-ed around the brim to shade the head at
t-c point of contact wllh the hat, however ornamen
ts 1 It may be. Is far less complete u n protection.
1’esciLcnaus— Last week there were only
bstdtw ste pping at the Kimball House.
A prominent Insurance man, and a leadirgMarietta
street mcrehaat. are metutrg the lallaby" sorg
Both at: proaisbg sh'.Micn of the female pnrsov
■Ion.
The West End line (egirs at ibe railroad eras
In front of Lewis D. Clarke's bat stare: Peachtree the
street railroad line at the railroad crossing, in rroat
of OokmelS. F. Maddox's Mere A track bu bees
laid acroaa the several railroad tracks at Whitehall
crossing for the psips-e of carrying Ike cm to the
•ttbTcu.
Tbc voice if the -Katydid'' cube beard ia tta
ad.
The AtUmt* Zsusvc* have «forged their nsx
the Governor'* Guard*.
The LsTcnder kid* rp'rr goMteea.
Gsrure, with gv-'J cb#j»s *r* again comir~ into
Magnolia Balm
A TEW APPLICATIONS MAKE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
Mis Purely Vegetable, and its operation is seen and
feltaWmce.^Mdo*uawzy^wilh Um^Fjaabcd_Appgzr-
and remov es all Blotebes sad Pimple*, dlspeWng dark
and unsightly spots. Drive* sway Tan, Frecklre, and
Sun bum r and by Its ecutlo r ” * ’ ~
rnzcUes t* 1 * faded cheek with
. YOUTHFUL BLOOM AND BEAUTY,
i joJdbr all Druggist and Fancy Stores. Depot
C3 Pork Puce, New York.
THE WONDEBFDL FOUNTAINS
HEALTH and PLEASURE.
nt Brlillist Sul Si lit Smi SidII.
GEORGIA, twenty-five miles roothrast of Chal-
tssoogs, Tcnu., and within two mile* of the Western
and At'autic Railroad. Thtsc springs, fifty two in
number, embrace
Every Variety of Mineral Water
roud to the famous mountains of Virginia. White.
Red, sad Black Huiphur. Aleghsny, All-Uealicr sod
Chalybeate. Magnetism, gods and Iodine; as also the
water* characterizing the Mootvale Springs of Ten-
*in» of Georgia; all of which
. a abundance, within thecom-
paraiof this **M«gic Vale,” affording a certain cure
for Dyspepsia. RhcumaUem, Gout, Liver Complaint*,
-— — *- aions; and in
dr to.
. A the Western
H aline of first-class sUges
igv, ay acre yr —'— *“ **•—*
Board SCO per month.
STWBMtslC.Sr.'? wUh STKiINs op
OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME.”
The Hold and Collage Buildings are in thorough
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BU-0 AND DANDELION
—the Danffcllon waken tro the Uvcr and itimnlxti
tteBowdatoreanlaraction. ThesecrgxnsACTitlQ
JomTLY, clear the syatem and carry array the germs
of dlecsec. Gctthtoremedy.
W. C. HAMILTON A CO..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
<5t*V7 AGENTS* profit* per week. Will
I *01/ prove it or forfdt $7Ca New article*
• ent fre *'Address W
H CHID ESTER, f 67 Broadway, New York.
irect Telegraphic and Postal CommunlciVon.
The building* and ground* will bo brilliantly
illuminated with gas, and every attraction will be af
forded the visitors to Catoosa Springs.
The above Watering Pisco will bo opened to
patrons. June 1.1873, by W. C. HhWITT.
jenclfi—dAwim-b-c
12,000,000 ACRES!
Cheap Farms I
Th, Cheapest Land in Waxket for Sale
by the
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
IN THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
3*000*000 acres in CENTRAL NEBRASKA, now
jor raT‘—*- “* ■* -*
and te .
terest required. Mild an .
soil, an abundance of good water. The best market
in ibe West! T * —*
Colorado, Utah
fanners in the Platte Valley.
The best locations for Colonies. Free home* for
all Millions of acres of choice government lands
open for entry under the homestead law. near this
great railroad, with good markets and all the con
veniences of an old settled country.
Free passes to purchasers of RaProad Land.
Sectional map*, showing the land, also new e
of dercriptive pamphlet with new maps mailed free
tv-rywhcrc.
Address. O. F. DAVIS.
Land Commitsloncr U. P. B. R., Omaha, Neb.
apU0-doaw&w3m.
U ■pWCUO.tIANCY,orSOtII, CUAUn
. A W«.” How either sex may farcin*tc ard
B*l» the love and affections of any person they
chooee instantly This simple maotal acquirement
all can poms*, free, by maU. for 25c . together with
e mwrfore guide, EgyptUn, O racle. Dreams. Hints to
Lad*”. Wedding Night Shirt, etc A queer bock.
Address T. WILLIS.M & CO. Paha. Phils.
NEVER
Pfcfrlect aCough. Nothing la more certain to
lay the foundation for futare evil consequence*. .
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Weila’ Carbolic Tablets are put up only
in Hue boxu. Take no substitutes. If they can’t be
round at your druggists, send at once to the Agent in
New York, who will forward them by return maiL
Don’t be deceived bp Imitation*.
Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents a box.
JOHN Q KELLOGG, 18 Platt-at, New York.
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for United States.
GEORGIA, Fayette County.
Oxides art's Omcx, July 4, 1873.
HEREAS, Wm W.' Mathews, execu!
vY tor of Alexander Smith, represents to the
*- ,B “r
ThU If, then fore, to rite all pereona
concerted to f how cansr, ii any they cm, why said
rxccnlor shonld not he dUchsigcd from raid trait,
and rec dve letters of dirmiarion on the first Monday
in October; 187J.
, , „ . L.B. GRIGGS, Ordinary.
lnljS—wlamSm Frinter'a fee *5
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
MEBANEVILLE, N. C.
MAJOR ROBERT BINGHAM, Seperiakndeat.
MAJ. W. a LYNCH. CAPT. T. L. NORWOOD.
Fall Session opens 25th July.
Fayette County Sheriff’s Sales
for August, 1873.
'fYTILLbefoldbvforetbecoart-toaae door in the
* Y townof FayctlavUlcv Fay. tie county. Oforgla.
on theOiUiTucKlav In Angnit next, within ihe lawful
boars of sale, the followirg rrop^rtf, to-w.t;
Fractional lot of land numVr two (t> in tbc sixth
(6> district of FayeUe county, c nnoining reventy-fire
(75) acres, more or less. Levied on by virtue of and
w>reUsfy a fl fa i»sued fn m Justices Courte-f the
495ih district. G. M.. in favor of Samuel T W Minor
in the sixth (6) district of said county, con
taining one hundred and ninety (190) acres,
more or less. Levied on as ihe property of Q
S Price, by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from
Fayette Superior Court, in favor of Josiah Pyron,
tuardlanof William P and Louisa J Irwin va. Q S
Price. Property poin'ed out by plaintiff's attorney.
July 3d, 1873.
J. W. BROWN, Drnaty Sheriff
. , _ Fayette county.
julj6—wtds Printer's fee $2 50 per levy
A. F. SAUER & CO.,
f ilver-Plated Sash and
SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY,
1(11 W. LOMBAl D ST., BALTUIOKR, MD.
GEORGIA, Fulton County.
WT HERE AS, V R Tommey applies for letters of
YV administration on >he estate of John K
Hampton, late of said county, deceased.
All persons concerned, arc hereby notified o file
their objections, if any exist, on or before the first
Monday in August next, else litters will be granted
the applicant.
Witness my officl
this July 5th, 18 3
CHOLERA
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
PREVENTED BY USING
Bromo-Chloralum,
The New Odorless and Non-Foisonoa*
Powerful Deodorizer and Disin
fectant
vents contsgionand disease*; contains noyoisonand
haa no odor of its own, and is always sate.
Dr. Bkockett, a ce'cbrated writer on Cholera and
Yellow Fever, maintains that a few drops of Bromo-
CnLosAisUXin a tumbler of water, drank dally, will
prova a sure protection from these diseases.
Prepared only by TILDE 31 A CO
8old by all druggists.
Fayette County Sheriff’s Sales,
W ILL be sold before ihe court-bouse door in the
townof Fayetteville, Fayette county, Geor-
{^oatbc first Tuwday in August next, between the
legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit:
North half of lot or land (No.- 8) No/eight, in the
(6)»4th district of Fayette county, containing
etyhty(90) »ams more or less, levfed on as thl
propmy of Eli Edmondson, late of said county, de
csared. by ytxtae of a ll f* issued »t Fayette Su
perior Court In favor of Gsring Westbrook, as guar
dian or Louisa Edmondson r*. Jane Edmondsons*
administratrix of E!i Edmondson, deceased, and W
W Mathews and Burket Kentf row, securities. Prop
erly pointed out by T J Edmondson. This July fid.
1873. J. W. BROWN, Deputy Sheriff.
Also, at the same and place and will be sold, flrtv
(50) acres of land in the north corner of lot of land,
number twenty-four (24) in the 13th district of
Fayette conn y, aa the property of Bice E tson, by
virtue of and to satisfy a 11 fa issued from Fayette
Superior Court, in favor of LII B a’oek, administra
tor of S G Easten va Nathan Bison and Rice Eason.
Proparty pointed out by S G E wt*n, July 4th. 187S.
J. W. BROWN, Deputy Sheriff.
juljO -wtds Printer's fee $2 50 per levy
New York.
Montvale Springs.
Blount county. East Tennessee, is now open for
toe reception of visitors, and will be maintained in f
style worthy the patronage of a discriminating pub
He. The marked beneficial results attending toe-osc
of there v aters in functional derangement of the
faiver 9 Bowels* Kidneys and Ski
And the care of
Chronic Disease*!
Attest their Medical proper!’
1 'HIS unrivdied Boothe: n Remedy is warranted
not to contain a single part cle of Meecurt. or
any Injurious mineral substance, hut is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Bout hern Roots and nerhii, which
an all-wise Providence has placed in countries where
Liver Dleeues most prevail. It will Caro all
Diseases caused by Derangement of
plaint are a hi ter
or bad taste In the mouth ;Pa!n In the Back Bide* or
Joint* often mistaken for Bbebacatlsm; Sour
Stomacb : Lon of Appetite; Bowels alternatively
costive and lax; Headache; Loss of memory, wllh a
painful sensation of having failed to do something
which ought to have been done; De bll ity* Low
Spirit** a thick yellow appearance of the bkln and
Eyes, a dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of there symptoms attend ih«
disease, at others very few; but the Liven, the
largest organ in the body, is generally tfoseatof tbt
die esse, and ir not Rqralatod in time, great suffering,
wretchedness and DEATH win ensue
Tbit Grant Unfailing SPECIFIC will not
be found tha Least Unpleasant.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE. Colic, r
rlon of Spirit*, SOUR STOMACH. Heart
ACrtAa, Ac.,
Simmons’ Lirer Beplator,-or Medicine,
It the Cheapest* Purest end Best Family Medicine
In the World t
WAXTJTACTTjkXD OUT BT
J. H. SELIN A CO.*
MACON, GA^ AND PHILADELPHIA.
Price, $1 00. Sold by all Druggists.
ded3—dcodAwlyr(fliat-pa«e-vc-p-*-m)
It. Mary’s Bali
IFOUNDED. A. D., 1837.]
rpHBRr. Rev. W.H. ODENUTIMER,D. D., Prcs-
Bet. ELY IN K. SMITH, A. M., Principal
October 1, and
Address the Principal, at Burlington, IL J.
AGBNTS WAHTUii.
The Master Spirits of the World
THl ’REASURE HOUSE OF AMERICA.
y ?l* GRDAT BOOS OF THE YEAR
a -*NT»r«»ortsai«*of <5 to ItO copies in a i«w
A hours or cay*. Paosgacws Pass Address J
W. GOODSPEKD, New York. Chicago. CTnSaSiL
St iroK v— -"re-^ws.jiawlu
CUM MINUS’ KIKG CURE!
Thl*wonderful Lotion ru>es
Fresh t*uti». Bruises nnd
Burns, Ring worms. Chilblains,
and Siya. It is also cood
„ .. . for 01,1 Ulcera
N*rc hi < s, Raings,
Reduction of To mors,
1'uUi l Sore Throat.
Mouth. Fitct Blisters,
8»us caused by Vegetable Poison, and
Bitiwof Poisonous Insects.
MRgCnONSFOR USING.
For N»d ('at* nr Bruise*, adjort the cut or lacerated
parts, and hind up with a linen or soft cottoa fon-
w>c aflecteJ pans moist with the
for enjoyment »nd recreation at
ces will tie found hero.
Special attention will be given to the comfort and
Tennessee, Virginia and Geotgia Railroad, making
the ettv of Knoxville,Tennessee, a point; tbenccvii
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad to Marjvllle, six
teen mliea, whence passengers are conveyed in mail
stages, running in connection wllh the trains, to the
Spring*, nine miles distant.
Return tick.is can be ob'aincd at all prominent
poiaia.
Hoard per day.. $ *
Board per week.,..: 16
Voard per month. May and June 45
Board per month, July, August and September 50
iren under ten years of age and colored scr-
decc Jplion of tho water, etc, etc.
JO. L. KING,
j 1 * onlr ^ c 8 P r * c P , » K,in Tcuneesec.
D OOLEYQ
VITAS T 2?
Powder
Has long been regarded as Ute best aad .
Raking Powder in use. Perfectly pare and
It makes, atfibort notice, dclici*»us T*—
Ac. There need bo no waste of food
j never used it that a very few
trials will enable them to two it, not only with entire
. satisfaction, but with economy.
PatnpruLL, net weight, as represented.
Grocers and Dealers sen it.
DOOLEY & BROTHER, Prop’s,
69 Now.Strootj
NEW YORK CITY.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE
life.
removed. New method of treatment.
remarkable treatment Books and Circulars sent
beMnjjaiol enveopcs. Address, HOWARD AS
SOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth St, Philadelphia,
Pa.—an Institution having a high reputation *~~
honornb'e conduct and rrofeerioual skill.
Jql-8—dAw3m
COAL!
OW Is the time to lay in your WINTER’S SUP
PLY
LY OF COAL. Best quality cf
COAL CREEK COAL
AT LOWEST PRICE CURRENT,
roa'sof the besf -
2 per cent Ash.
Address
P. O. Box 515.
Jnl}9—d&wlm
debt Guaranteed.
DR. J. & WILLSON.
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED,
SITUATION AS TEACHER In an Academy or
Private Family, by a Young Lady graduate of Mem
roc Female College
Address Postofflce Box 543, Atlanta, Georgia.
jutyO—d&wlm
TURNIP SEED
10 000 P0UNU3 OF NBW cKor plat
THBNIP SEED, 5 pounds scot by moil for $3.
fiddrera C. B. HUGER?, Sredrmin,
133 Market Mrcct,
Julyll-wSt Phlladdphia.
Cancers Cured
SOTiCB AKD BEAD GAREfULIT
A S CANCERS are becomlax to aameroni among
Hki human racr, .and to many that (Offer ana
aie for ihe wont of mean# of an cffectnal eve. I cow
purpow lo place Xu .ffcctuxl remedy In tbc hxude of
crery family la the Halted Stntta. a Bmnedy that haa
com men many hard hoarartady la ieorchtar it oat.
A Kernedr that will make an effectual core nine time,
out of tea if ated la time and In tho ri*ht way. I
bare been prwcUctos with It for the last l.elre years,
“S “J*? 0 hundreda of effectnxl cures 1 rm
moat effottual remedy creru-cd In
(hoHi'trf Staten. All the medicine can be bad In
all D rur Storem Mo men kooweth when ho wUl hare
ooo on blmsdf or roate of his family. So crery faml y
eaa hare their own remedy at hand, so It norm would
coat , man taa dollsra irie was to bare twenty CM-
cera nW. family. IT I, KO HUMBUG. God for
Md that I orcr ahoaid bo that kind era man. lets
for the henettof safikrtnc hnmanlty that I propose
toplaceltlnlhc hand! of crery family. iSre
SSnlwIuSSfifliS" 0 t °- BTtandigme fire
Receipt for the Cure of Cancers,
OLDJJLCMBS, and all OBSTINATE SORBS, and
full directions to any pereons to any Postcfficc ad
ref»in ibe Halted SaUea. Always address
i i *• DR. F. C. FORD.
jalyU-dHAwtf Atianta, Ga.
To the Kelatives of Charles Wise.
Me name, if so I do not know IL He is dead. He
w.^ re r n 40 “ d ^Tcare old Came from Georgia
.o Mlralrtipph themrt thrtri. *eu
j met wl j Anstin, Texas, P. O. Box 34.
UF.t'RGUa Douglas County.
W HEREAS. Z.A.Rlc*. administrator of J. W.
■■Dwyti to the Court, is his petition
amj fib d slid entrred on record, that he haa fully
‘ 'stored J. W. Nixon's estate.
is. Therefore, to die all pesous coccerncd.
kiuurcd and credt’o a, to chow eatwe, if any they
can. why said administrator fhculd not be discharged
from ht* administration and receive letters of oi*
mis-toufiwi first Mcadsy in September next. This
■*y tfl. 1^3. JOHN M JAME-*.
najl2w3m Ordinary D. C.
T>T
D(
Administrator’^ @alo.
Y virtue of an order of the Honor ble Court of
> Court of O.-dinary of Foltoa county. Georgia.
will be sold at the door of the City Hal, in the dry
9* Atlanta, on the first Tuesday in August next, to
ibe highest bidder, town lo*. No. 5. in Block No a. in
2?£S’Si 0 SSZi
— —’Of lo the ertate of Thoau
rannlnq tac
m foot alley.
»M«I
A. E.CULBERSON. Admtnlatzalor.
rtintcrii fe«|s
WORKING CLASSJSi^aSSSSS:
Respectable employment at home, day or evening; no
capital required; full instructions A valuable package
Qj NUMEROUS TESTS HAVE PROVED
pi] N. F.Burnhams’ New Turbine a
^ WATER WHEEL,®
k
Pamphct sent free. Address, York, Pa! ^
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
Thla cdcbUted watering placo is now open to rc-
. id Dyecntcry, Dyfpcpsia. Bronchitis, Chronic
Thrush, Dropsy and Piles, should lose no time in
coming to this fountain of health to be healed. For
the cure of many of the above diseases, this water
United States.
The startling drawback on nearly all medicinal
•gents has ever been that in their process of purgation
and purification they have also debilitated the system.
To obviate this dlfllcnHy physicians have long sought
pdhgTpdbm and strengthen
At one and the same time.
Their rcsevch has at last been rewarded by a dis
covery which full realizes the fondest desires of tbc
medio* 1 facult/w-and which Is Justly regarded as the
most important triumph that Ptuumocy has ever
achieved Tb«important desideratum is
Dr Xntt’s Vegetable Diver PUL
Which purify the blood and remove ail corrupt hi
mors and unhealthy ac* umulations from tbo bodi,
and yet produces no weskoesss or lassitude whatever,
but on the contrary tones the stomach, and invigor
ates the body daring tho progress of their operation.
They unite ihe h'reiofnre Irreconcilable qualities of
fibTKfCNGTURMING PUOATIVKand PURIFYING
TONIC.
Dr Tuft’s Pills are tin mos» active and
sc arch log mi dtdun in existence They at once at Uck
the very root of diseases, and their action is so
prompt that in anbonr or two after they are taken
the patient is aware of ihctr good effects. They may
be taken at any time without restraint of diet or oc
cupation; they produce neither nausea, griping or
debility, and as $ family medicine they h»ve no rival
Trice 25 cento • box. t«old by all Druggists.
Frindpal office, 18 and 20 Platt bt, New York.
Ts the most Powerful C’eanaer*
stresgthener and remover of Glandular Obstructions
known to Materia Medica.
It flu specially adapted to constitutions
“worn down” and debilitated by the warm weather
of Spring and Summer, when the blood is not in ac
tive circulation, consequently gathering impurities
from sluggishness and imperfect action of the accre
tive organs, and to manifested by Tumors, Eruptions,
Blotches, Boils, Pustules, Scrofula, eta, etc.
When weary uua languid from over
work, and dullness droxzincre and inertia take tbe
place of energy and vigor, the system needs a Tonic to
build it up aud help the Vital Forces to rega'n their
recuperative power.
In tlse Meat •! Summer* freauentiy the
liver aud 8ploen do not properly perform their
functions; the Uterine and Urinary Organs are inac
tive. producing weakness of the stomach and intes
tines and a predispot ition to b. lions derangrtnint-
Henry County Sheriff Sale*
W ILL be sold before the court-house door. In the
town of Me Done ugh, Henry county, Ucorg'a,
rn the first Tuesday In August next, within the legal
junc21-w2m
Fancy Metal Work of cvcrv description.
Store * * —
order.
Store and Office Fixtures of every design made to
Plato Glass and Glass Plates of all sizes furnished
and set.
Sclecti'n of Show C«cs, in Silver or Waluu*
Frames, always on hand.
june25-wtilfOctl5,'«3.
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We are now recdvlog orders, and ready to deliver Gins, payable flrat November iSS. ** ^ lk ° &***•
for TriE BRUOK1 U’jrTON I'AESS apoa ^ « „,re Utcly
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janc6-w4t
Wanted for
EVNERS
BIBLE.
Milton County.
Milton Postponed Sheriff’s Sale
the legal hours of sale, on ths first Tucsaay in Au
gust next, the following property, to-wit:
Three b'ack mare mules about six years old, and
one mouse colored mule about ten years old. Levied
on as tbe property or W. A. Grogan, to satisfy a ft.
fa issued noon an affidavit for the forcleeutc of a
erty pointed out by W. S. Grogan. Ju'-cx-l, 1873.
n.w. Paris.
Jqn*27-wtd. Printer's fee f 2 53. Tcpn y Sheriff.
GEORGIA* Fulton County*
i tho legal
_ -— jiruiiaij, l»-wit:
Two lots of land No (1CU) ooo hundred and nine
No (116) one hundred and sixteen; also 125 seres,
number not recclhcted, but known aspirtof the
Newton place, !yln«* on the north side ot the Mount
Carmel Road, bounded on the east by William Fields,
on the north by Thomas Fields, west by George E
Wise, and south by Willis Copeland. All of said
land ly ng In the Cth district of Henry county. Geor
giy and at present occup»cd by Thomas Fields, con
taining in the aggregite 530 acres. All levied on aa
the property of eheu W Turner, to satisfy a Ufa
from Henry Superior Court In favor of A A Lemon
re E B Arnold, principal, and A W Turner and Levi
II Turner, securities, and other fl fas in my hands vs.
raid A W Turner. Tenant in possession notified of
this levy. June 29th, 1873.
R- H. TOMLINSON, Sheriff.
Printer's fee $2 50 per levy
Ihc estate or Pctir Huge, lato of said county,
cd, applies for leave to sell the whole of the
land belonging to said estate for tho benefit of
julyC-wtds
Administratrix Sale.'
- . .cityr of Atlanta, on the first Tuesday in August
next, by virtue of an order of tho Court of Ordinary
of Fulton county. Georgia, one hundred and ninety
acres, more or less, of laud lot 194 and one hundred
acre*, more or less, of land lot 195, both 11 the 17th
d'stilet of originally Henry, now Fulton county.
Sold as the property rf Johnathan J Hatcher, de
ceased, for the porpose of divjion among the heirs
at law.
. TTRMS—Half cash; btlanee first dty of January,
1674, with interest from date of notes.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL persons indebted to tbc estate of James W.
XX Craig,late of Fulton county deceased, are re
quested to make immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against said estate will present them
to the undersigned in terms of the law.
, . . JOHN E. CRAIG, Admit istrator,
jnlyA-w30d lawrcncmillc, Ua.
GEORGIA* Fayette County.
OnnmanT's Omra, July 3,-1873.
S AMUEL LOYD [administrator de bonis m n, lias
applied for time to sell the real estate or James
laoyt, deceased, late of said county:
If objections exist, let them be filed within tbc
prescribed by law, or the leavo will he granted.
t „ . LB. GKIGtiS. Ordinary.
jal)8—w4w Printer's foe $5
GEORGIA* Fayette County.
Ordinary's Opzice, July 3.1873.
J AMES N. McB*CIIBRN, administrator, applies
for leave to sell Ihc real estate ot Margaret Nor
ton. deceased, lato or said county :
If oi’Jectlo’js exist, Je5 them be filed within
statutory time, or letter* will be granted taid applt-
Dekalb County Sheriff’s Sales
the following property to-wit:
Three acres, more or lent, of Uni In tbc town of De-
calur, Georgia, bounded on tbo vanity Kh iliowFori
Koad, south bjr Lane, north hy Thos Kei’y, and on
tbo west by Mr. Farmer. Levied on a* tbo property
of Walter Wadsworth, to satisfy a 11 fa Is* oil from
Justice Court, 581st District, G M.of ra*d county, *
favor of J M Thompson vs. Waite* Wads won
Property pointed out by defendant. Levy made
—, — — —-- —* — «... house and lot
in tho town of Decatur, Georgia, hooudel on t
west and north by street leading from Academy
Grave Yard, on south hy B D Bennett, aud on c**^
lane leadlncr from Metbodbi Church to Gravo
CoorLfolst Dlstric*. GM,of said caualy. in favor
Jas A Wooddall vs J L Adair. July 2,1873.
, . „ , JAS. IiUaVhBH, Deputy Sheriff.
Jnij 6 - wtds Printer* fee $2 50 per levy'
GEORGIA* DeKulb County*
Ordinary's Ofyicz, July 8.1873.
11/IIERE AS. Nation Rnrecll. administra-
Yv lor on the estate or Thomas Akins, deceased,
Jateof raid county, appltts to me for lettexs of dis
mission from said trust:
Tuese are, therefore, to cite end admon'eh all per
sons interested to oe and appear at my office, within
the time prescribed by Jaw, then and there to *pow
cause, if any, why ratt letters shou'd not fc
granted.
Given under my land and < fficial signature.
, , .. JOHN B. STEWARD, Ordinary.
Julyll-wlam3 n
Printers fee fl5
EXTRACT OF JURRUBEBA
iu prepared directly from the SOUTH,
I'.IiJAN PLANT, and Is peculiarly suited to all
difficulties: it will dease the VITIATID BL»K)D,
strengthen the L»FE-«iVlNO POWERS, and RE
MOpe ALL OBSTBUCriONS from IMPAIRED
AND ENFEEBLED Organs.
It slaould be freely taken,as Jurnbcba is
pronounced by medical writrrs the most efficient
PURIFIER, TONIC and DEOBSTRUENT known I
the whole range of medicinal plants.
„ , JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 PlattoL, New York,
Sold hy Druggist*. Sole Agent for tbc United H totes.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
julj3 - ^htfU’cod ttwtf
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*i ban any Stove of the same coat
ARE ALWAYS,
ILOW-PRICED. RELIABLE.
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Will do your N
(COOKING CHEAP
ALWAYS WARRANTED
i'OLD BY
L. B. LANGFORD,
hfcwtm Atlanta, Gecorgi*.
Milton Sheriff’s Sale.
Iowa of AlpharetU, Georgia, between the le-
sax Ta ” 4 * r 10 A " £ ' ,>,h *
Lola or lira numbers Ml, '4«, <C0. and 410. an la
raedi '
B«U,W. P. Bro'wa, n. S. W.Petk. Leriedc
preptrey cf 8. W. Pack, ttla Jlthof
janeiT-wti Plintet’sfee (1 SO, DepitjShrt
GEO tt f«IA—JDcKalb Count}-.
Orduiarv's OrncE, July 9, 1873.
\I7HEREAS John Y. Fiowcre, guardian of
v v John K. Bixtcr and A*mmda E* Bixtcr, minor
children of James Bsxtir, deceased, ia-e of said
county, applies, to me for letters of dismission from
aua. uuiv jitcfuiutu uj jaw. iluu auu irtre 10 bd
Ciase. if any, why etid letters thoald not
granted.
Given under try h*nd and cffic.al signature.
- "“***" MU>, ii
Jiiiyll-wJam3m
JOHN B. STEWARD, Ordinary.
Printer's fee $5
GEORGIA, DeKulb County.
Ordinary’s Oitice, Jal> 9,1873
W HEREAS. Walter Wadsworth, guardian of
Mi souri M. Caps, having applied tome ft-r
leave to sell the real estate belonging to said ward:
This is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned
to file their objections, if any they have, within ihc
time prescribed by law, else leave wi 1 be granted
mid guardian to sell said real estate
JOHN B. STEWARD, Ordinary.
juiyll-w4w Printers fee $>
GEORGIA-DeKaib County.
Ordinary’s Orricc, July 8, 1873.
W HEREAS, WilliamC. White, executor of th.
last wit! and testatment of Thomas White,
late of raid county, deceased, having appli.-d for
K-avc to sell the real estate cf sa’d deceased:
This is, therefore, to notify all ptraone concerned
to file their objections, if any, within the time pit-
scribed by law, e se leave will be granted said appli-
’ J* HN B. STEWARD. Ordirary.
julyll—w4w Prfncr’s fee $3
GEORGIA, JDcKalb County.
Ordinary’s Oitice, July 3,1873.
sons Intercs’cd, to be aud appear *
juiyG—wlamOTi
my efflto wiiuiii
d there to show
not be grmiaUd*
GEORGIA-Taliaferro County.
r HEREAS. William A. Bcaz!«7 a*d Jo!
. . lleszley, executors of the last will and testa
ment of Charles Be*z ey. !a*c of said county, «icrcas
ed. lave applied to me tar lt-uers of dism ceion from
said ixecuiorship.
These are, therefore, to cite al< persons concerned
to show cause, if any they hate, (within ths time pre
scribed by law) w!y said 1 stcra should not be grant-
Henry County SheiifFs Sale.
GEORGIA* lIcurjTuouniy
W ILL be sold before the court-house door, at
McDonough, in said county, on tbe first Toes-
day in August next, within the kgd hours of tale*
the following property, to-wxt:
Land lot number one hundred and thirty (130) con-
lining two hundred two and a half (202k'
more or leas, in the’original ilth district
coun*y Levied on as ihe properly of Thomas Ham-
brirk to satisfy a fi fa issued from tbe Ur nry County
Court. JohnD:ck«yvs Thomas Ilambrick. Prop-
erty pointed out by Thomas Ilambrick, defendant,
Printer's fee$J53per kty*
wAuia-jjjEziie coaaijr
P.Carnra guardian of william and
orphans of T. A. Carnes, applies to
►il the lard belonging to said Stinoi?
for leave to aril the lard belonging
This if to cito all person* caccraeo to snow cause
ir aay, why letters shonld not be granted the spoil
arat,«U*ff..t Monday la
lull SM$1 O: (Unary O. ’c.
the heir* and creditors:
All persons concerned are hereby notifled to file
their objections, if any exist, within the time pre
fer! bid bylaw, else leave to sell will be granted
the applicant. ^
Witness my cfflcUl signature, this July 8.1873.
DANIEL PITTMAN,
julj9*r-4wl Printer's fee $5. Ordinary.
Improved Winship Cotton Gins!
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NOTICE.
GEORGIA* Douglas County*
CJvurt aud Sheriff, will hereafter be published in Toe
Atlanta Constitution*.
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D. W. PRICE,
Clerk Snpcrior Court.
K. R. WHITTBY, Sherifl.
DongUsvillc, J uly 7,1873. Jul JD—w4w
GEORGIA* Dourlan County*
A LL persons interested are required to be at my
office, first Monday in August next, to show
iPS
Given under my hand, Gils Julj 7Ul18*3
Jul)9—w4w
ly 7th. 18
JUUN M, JAMES. Ordinary.
Printer's fee $4
GEORGIA* Milton County
OnoiNAUT'a Omcx, July 5,1873.
M AP ION J. 8RALB, administrator of the cata'._
tof IUchnrd I Seale, late of said county, de
ceased, applies for leave to aril the real esutc be
longing to said estate, fer the benefit of legatees and
creditors:
All persons
any exist, on or before the first Monday in August
next, else leave to sell, will oe granted the appli
cant.
julylO-wSOJ
GEORGIA* FaycAtc County*
Ordinary's OrncE, July 7,1873.
AMES M. Bl lDGES, having applied for letters
the applicant
julylO-wiw
L.B. GRIGGS. Ordinary.
Printer's fce$l
Cobh County Plantation
POU ».
OC/1 ACRES, 230 of which arc in the woods, the
OOU btlaiiccfn a fine state of cultivation, one
mtleN. of Powd'r Springs. A Imuntlful supply of
moat ezcsllent water. Fin a roads to and from said
farm. Good comfortablecotisgedwelling. Grooms,
newly painted, g md outbuildings, good, barn 40x69,
two atorics high, good gin and screw, rlx tenant
houses, aud they filled with good reliable tenants,
who may be employed next year. Excellent society,
convenient to schools aod churches-20 miles N. W.
of Atlanta-10 mile* ti. W. of Marietta, and within
five miles of the first dc{Kt on the Georgia Western
lto’iroad. Mules, cows, hogs, cure, wbest, o ts and
forage sufficient to supply the farm.
The best and most select young orchard, good set
blacksmith tools—every field watered hy never fall-
tug streams.
This ia said to lie the most convenient and desira
ble Farm In Cobb county, well adapt'd to entouand
all the cereals and different grasses, Ac.
, BKr*n*Nc*a-M. C. A J V. Kiser. A. J. Kmrr. At
lanta; Gen. William Phillips and Dr. J. F. Cotton,
Marietta. Call white thcciop ia maturing and ex
amine for youreclvcs.
Wonted,
PUIt'UASE in the Border States Jirg % tracts
LOW*PRICED LANDS*
and Mineral Lands. I am prepared to place Hum
tho European market Ttt’ca must b* pnfcct. Ad-
dresa JOHN J. bUUTTRRLY, Real Eitato Biok»
No. 4318 Butler atreet, Pittsburgh, Pa. julyl-w4t
TURNIP SEEDS.
EW CROP Rota Bagx, 7-Tops, Flat Dutch,
Hanover, &c, now receiving al
EMPORIUM, corner N. K. It. andTaMapoosa streets,
Opelika. Alwh're you can get Fruit, Tobacco. Ci
cars. Peanuts. Ac., and fl d ready sale for Hags.
ju'jG—wlm
P. O. T. E. A E. A F. C.
FOR .SALE,
A Valuable Plantation
IN B&KER COUNT?, ALABAMA,
O F 30) acres-40 of which ia improved. Price, $5
per acre. A dwel log house with two rooms ia
on the place, an orchard •cd good freestone water.
The land is well adapted to cotton, corn, wheat,
oats, etc. Is convenient to schools, churcbci and
market* It is one and a half miles of eonth and
North Ala. It IL Parties desiring to «re thcplac?
can do so by getting «.ff at Boyd’s Station, 55 miles
north of Montgomery. Mr. Lowry, who is living on
the premises, will t krs plea’nrj in shoiUng ihs
place.
For farther information apply to oreddres*,
„ . J. w. BkaNTlV.
Morrow s b‘ation, Clayton county, Georgia.
Douglas County Sheriff’s Sales.
legal hours of sale, the following j.r rperty to-wit:
Two lota of land. Ncs. 614 an
15th District, aod second section of originally Cher
okee now Douglas county, containing 40 acres each
lot more or less. Levied on as the properly be
long ng to theciUte or J. C. Dxnforth, deceived, to
satisfy a fi. fa issued from " •— "—
Campbell county, and other
favo- of James Abexcrumbe va A W Wheat, security,
and M^WooddalJ, administrator of J V Danforth,
Also at the same time ard place will be sold a
church house known by tbc name of Luther CbapcL
in Douglas county, with a mechanics lien for labor
done on arid house by Jacob VauasnL Levied by a
“w Court r**“- ------- —
— , T Hicks_ I
to me, this July 2,1873.
Hcury C-iu-ity Slierifi’s Sales.
W ILL be sold, before the Court House door in
McDonoog'i, said county, on the first Tuesday
in Angus: next, within ihe Lgathou.sof sale, the
following property, to-wit:
The cast hair and northwest fifty acres of land, lot
” ic hur dred and thin j-nine, (129). containing one
Nl and fifty acres, more or less, in tha 6th Dis-
■»«-«« said county, levied on to satisfy sundry fi fas
ireafdfrea.tt.assDl.tret.O-11. w/j. Berrlnr n.
E. M. jBcltsoa. Property pointed oat br defeadaat.
Lcrj made aid re uretdto me by N. T. Po-ter, L c.
Amo, will bs Fold at the came time and pUce. the
oorlbeiBt career of liod. lot Mo. ore hundred md
uo- tnOJ contmainj: fifty (30) acres taore orlca*. to
the G:h Dlrtrtct of raid crooty, lerted on to aiti.fr
reodry fi fai tarecd from too d* DUtrict. a M.
W.J^ttenirgra.K M. Jacfcroo. Property point'd
bydefcDdaat. Lcry made aad retenua lomcby M
a Poster, U C., thla Jaae SSth. 1813. 7
K B. HIOHTOWEB.
jn'jt-wlds printer, fee $1M. Deputy Sheriff.
Fayctto County Deputy Shcrin's
Fo-tponed Sales lor • Au
gust. 187U
-f*/ILL be raid on tbe firrt Taerday la Aaeaat
VV aext, oittla the lawfal boor, of aalr, before the
coart-hoase doer la the towo of PayetteTlUe, F.ycuc
coonly. Ueoreto. the folla»lwprop«ly, to-wit:
The writ halt oflot of load oa abor thirty (10) ia
(L-riitt WdiMric'. of Fayette county, coitajtdus
OOF hoodn d (100) .erre. more or lira. Lerted mm
the tropmypfil II TidwcUmhy alrtno of and to
CottttyOoartln
faror of Barriaon SfcLarinyf. A B Fcarr, principal,
and MBTIdweSI. Incorrcr. Freak Pric? tenant in
.Ion, no tfird of thli levy. Ja'yld. 1313.
t. W. DHOWIt, Deputy Sherilt
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GEORGIA* Douglas County.
W HEREAS. F. M. Winn applies to me for letters
of guardianship of the proparty of Ida Wine,
minor of AUcn Winn, deceased
1 his is to dtc all persons intc’cstcd to show cause,
if any, why Ic tcrs thonld sot be granted the appli
cant on the first Mond*y in August next. TM* June
6th. 1873. JOHN M. JAMFS,
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GEORGIA* TALIAfEltO dOUNTY*
Court or Orpinabt, at Cbaiwebs, June 30, *73.
\17HERBA8, James Floyd haa applied to me fof
VV letters of Admtnlstridloa on the estate or
Adam Ashbury, (coL) or said couniy, deceased.
There are to cite all persons concerned, to show
close, tf any they have, at the Aur~
Court, why said letters should not b
GEORGIA* ft’alton County.
W DKltBAS, Wilson R. Spruill, sdmluistrmlor of
tbc estate of Blrphsa Spruill, lato of raid
county, deceased, represents that bo has fogy dis
charged his said trust and prays to be dismissed;
Alt iicrsons concerned are hereby notified to file
Ibc’r objections, tf any exist, on or before the first
Monday in October next, else litters of dismission
will be granted the applicant.
Witness my
ja!j4-w93J
GEORGIA* Pulton County*
W HERE IS, Natlian'cl J. Ilammond, Goardian of
the estate of Ilugh Overby, mluo^. deceased,
represents that be has fatly discharged his said trails
and prays for letters of dirminton;
All rcraons concerned are hereby notified to file
their objection*, tf aay they have, on or before tbe
first Monday In September next, dso Idles dlsmis-
roiy will be grantcl tho applicant.
Witoeas my official slgnuurc and seal of office Ibis
July 3.1873.
DANIEL PITTMAN. Ordinary.
JuljLwlrtd Printer's foots
ANNA V. WHITE, I Divorce. In Fulton Supc-
ver/us > ilor Court. Kale to per-
VALENTINK WUITK ) feet ecrricc.
aide in • he State, it ie, ou motion of
by the Court, that the defendant ~~
of counsel, otd* red
appear and answer
nj that tbo ewe be
at tbe next term of this Court, else _
considered in default and tbe plaintiff allowed to
proceed.
It ia further ordered, that till* Rule be publish'd
once a month for fourth mouths in Toe Atlanta
Constitution.
lu open Court. This Juue 25th. 1873.
GEORGIA* Deltalb County*
OnoiNAUT'a Omen, March 3,1873.
annexed, of tbe^catate of
John U Bellinger, deceased, late of said county,
applies to me for lett rs of dismission from raid
trust.
These arc therefore to citcand admon'eh all nrraooa
inti rested to be and appear at my office, within the
time prescribed by law, then aud there to (how cause,
ir any, why Mid letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office.
may£—wlamlm
JOHN B STEWARD, Ordi«a«r.
Printer's fee 25
GEORGIA* Douglas County.
TY7HERE IS. Yonng Vanrant, administrator of the
TV estate cf Eli Vansant, late of Mid county de-
ccared, applies to me for lcav j to sell the land belong
ing to said crtale.
All persons concerned will fl’c their obj ctioor. If
any exist, on o* before fiist Monday in August next,
elec leave will be giantud the applicant aa prayed
5 (
2 tC
JGBEEKBACKS!
Ooo Fine-Toned Koaowcod Piano,
worth $500.
750 UM and SteerlemrHunting Matchct
(in all) north from $20 to $000 each !
(Jold CLalna, Hilrir ware, Jcrclijr, etc., tic.
Whclo Number of Giita 6,000! Tickria
Limited to 50,000!
Agent* Wanted to Melt Ticket*, tn
talaoiu Liberal Preaannnx will be
Pnid!
re. , wraX TICk«
$10; Twenty Fire 1
2" utalD J » -I pri*e., « darertp.
“o° In rtfereoFeto Ihc BbirihnUw, nUnJ rerTto
10,00, erfiEriOKlhFOL AUlcUcramonbFadfireretd
It. Z>. SZZTB,
Box 80, CInclanaU. o.
flEVIlfilfi, DeKnlb Couniy.
OaiH.-ixr.v-a ornrr„ 1 one 3, Ml
BB'-KOfi, Xtlo* II. Na-li Afiaalaialrelor of
•--ia ll.ba.il, late of raid rm.tr. Fmoti,
ree for letter, of ditm i-iMi frere nS
rewl.lerratcd lo he aid omoreM my tOre i
tta tine arc.cnbed by law. ilu a ami iIki* la
eaa... If aaj. an jr •aid letter. .honM md be eraalcd.
Ulrca.a'irmjr h.odawl. alof < ill e.
. . JOB., B HtK'X'Aou OnUroijr.
JoncS «!IM lYlblFf'. tea $b
QEOBUII, I’nycltr itaanir.
Uoiot oe Oiwiaanr, Bnjr Term, HIM,
To UM Irqatce. ard hilr. at l.ir of CathertM
1) Vaogbii, tali of Payette etdiNly, treran4.
J OHN B. FABB, of raid Fooaty. b.l lhl.fi.ylM
hu petlililoa I* thl. Otfice. with lbo bfimlrei
tcctiment of Catenae 1,-Va^lra.ficcwnfi, la »b>Fb
he tt the nerelaalefi rnrator. 1'nyuc that the rama
bo preta cd In lerere ol taw.nrcriaxl* raid taUlto*
that tbe lereter. wi fitatribatre. of raid c*U'o ra-
tUa wit boa t ibe llmln of ttl. Mute, re.fi I* ran. **-
known to him, oofi prarlnff that etttittai tt»., out
triMreUl Imtocaor bl.inlcaiioa la if.bate aoM
WillatUicSeiitetolKT one, IMJ. of raid amt of
Ordinary, and i hat nodes id Ixoaoie bo pahUabefi
tortte.paceot three moot!.-.
“"tt’f Ireat.ra a*4 fit*,
tritraux* of the rente of Uattertoe It'Vaa.'tukfie
erared.ttboonfiam. irMreyofik,.t.F.yeUenll.
Fayette comity, lie. .at etmw r.*-e. If *orthey
brer, why aatd p.|ur - '.If not b* proto'cd .ad ad
““^toreewira it um will and tralnaral of
Catherine It'V.e s hn, ''.reared.
I. It URHifiS,
i Irjluai) of Fayette roeoty.
aram-«.1re I'.lt,'"'. fee fill
tiSOBIil I, no * .11 county.
OMHxaui '. Omen. Jane 3d, irut
W BXXXk*. H II Kirk, Adretntrtrater of loukt*
Sat Ii, late of .aid loamy, dterarafi. MqiUc. to
the for letter, of fitantadw frore ..Id iraVl.
Three me, tbereforr. lo cite mil adrewilrti all per
ion. iatcrert-d id be aotl appew at toy mice, wlcbln
tb* time prerenbod by law, the* ana I her* to «Onw
“ir- ”whyraWlettFre.lpraMnotbacrartefi.
Ulrca under my band aa d ofilcttl .rielaie.
. JOHN II. STKWAltu. Ordinary.
JairS -wfidd I'm let - , fee $i
Henry County Sltcrifl IdaleH.
W *¥e B .™? L P'.. l ‘jf orc t*o ttoorl-boore door I*
the town nr MclMnnngh, llrnrv cmoit.Ui
on tbe KIpST TUtMJAY IN AUUTHTiwx*. wtihlw
Hie legal boon of m!c, ihc following prcpniy, ic-
UO0BE
rcncc pm^lfCorncf." Also, one raaUhousc^udTS.
occupied at present by John Fryar as a rat lor sh'-n.
a Also, one avail h-jesa and lot, now occupk-d
««*>-■» situated on
Eastsideor thepuohc iqaare. Also half in’er-
cat in a mill and fixtures and fi«-c srrm of land, end
mill known bv name as • load’s Mill, ibe same Ht
us ed about two mi’es a**d a half >oulh of McDow-
®*Sh, all lcvird onbjrvirtac of a fl fa., in f.^T
A. A. Lemons vs. O T Conn*II, principal and A. W
Tpr-cr* secarity, all levkd on as the jiropcny of said
NOTICE.
H AVlJ G determined to change my bnslncrs I
now offer my valuable P anUtlou for sale,
containing over SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE4.
About two hundred acres cleared, including over
forty acres of bottom land. The balance In the na
tural fo’est at d heavily timbered. There are two
Fcttkmcnta on ihe Plants ion, and oce amongst Ihe
finest orchards that cm be found In the county. The
Plantation lies In the tenth dirtrictof Carroll county,
two miles eou’hwcst or,Oarrollton. There are two
public roads running through said Plantation, to-wit:
Tbe Franklin and Laurel Util. The improvements
are on the Fronkllu road and consist of a good
dwelling house and kitchen, bare, stables,
cribs, gin house and screw, blacksmith shop, ac
neccisary outbuildings and in good order. The
PiartationtswcU watered. Two good wells of never
failing water and various springs throughout the
Plantation. Also, Buffalo Creek running through the
Plantation. There ia a splendid site for a fish ]—*
on the place, within ono hundred jams ol
dwelling and plenty of matirial doss by to build it
with. The above Plantation is silo Ated in as gooi a
neighborhood aa can be found in the cvnnty aud
convenient to good and permanent f choo s of a high
character. Also, convenient to churches or different
denominations. I ala© have property in the towns
of Carrollton and Bowdon, that I will also sell. In
regard to the various rai’roads that are approaching
Cat roll ton, there are no plantation that haa any ad-
—tage over the one aboTc mentioned; I will, if
Ired, cut the Plantation to suit purchasers. To
approved purchasher the terms will be liberal
For farther particulars apply fo the undersigned on
the Plantation or address him at Carrollton^Ga.
Carrollton, Ga.,June25, 1875. * jancSS-wGaT*
toried on as the property cf said Junes G Smith.
*';(?■ “•>!• U*o aod p'-oceforty-Uito rare*
or lot land No IA In north wr*»t orncr; fifty seven
‘ f T wra ot lot Mo.ua tn
oixUi District of JUcary county, Gcorata upon fi fa
"‘fiZ'X . w “ S-
wen corner or lot No. 159, fifty-seven acres oflot
No. IO. and fifty ac:cs of lot No, 119, la Sixth tSZ
trict Henry county, Georgia, by virtue of a 11 fa
lo rarer of Soimot. A tammmd. ea. A! A. U..U!*-
Also, at some time sad plaos forty-three acres bf
401 Nw S 0 .? fifJ seven acres of
fiflT ®C ** ho-119, In Sixth
District Henry county, Georgia by virtue of a fl fa
Salmon & ^iiamocds-afiovc three kvies
pointed out hy W. H. Phillipi«.
aPo, atihe rame t’nitt anc nl*cr, ote hundred and
fifty acres of lot of lied No 182. in 2d District, Henry
lalf interen iu stock of TW
h0T i c «*«e gray mule,
lerltd by virtue < f a fi fa iu favor of T G. Maul n
/todirfcr-propmy pointed out by Plain-
HITfi Attorney; also, at tfo earn* tlnra and place, lot
j*i» Sixth District «f Ucnrycouniy;
Lcorylt, levied on by virtue of a fi fa ia favor of a
” *; B Arno’d. ptlcdpal. aod A. W. Tar-
K n-o-ansgj^
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
N OTICE Is hereby given th«t the following seiz
ures have bien made by me for violation of sec
tion 44, act June THh, 18CL section 14. set July U’Jl
18C6, and section43, ntt July 20th, 18E8* to wtt:
1 package coatainiug about JO gallons Corn
Whisky, as the property of C. D. Hudgins, of Pickens
county, Ga.
2 cmp*y birr da, as the property of T. J. Phillips, of
Atlanta, Ga.
Any person or person* claiming any of said proper-
J required to appear aod make such claim within
thirty days from date hereof and give bond as re-
RICHMOND HOUSE.
Gainesville, Georgia,
FAULKNER & CULP, Prcprictc--
fTtBE above naciFd Book havin' been oewljr tm
A elated and Ctled np, I. aow opFBFl tn the travel-
raaraa, £ood aervaatt, aad tt« beat tobtt thc maxkct
afferdi
Mr. Thomas UtUc.cr hotel notoriety, wffl ba ia
r via! tors this Kaeoa. majj-a
Adininistrator’is !d; t lo.
SSh* *' red,t <* twHve
May 31,1873. ANDREW BROCK.
Adminhtrator
j«nr3-wfiil Printer's feu $10.
GEORGIA* Fayette County*
Ors>crAST*fi Omcr, Jure 28, 1873.
fESSE L. BLALOCK Las spp'ed for lct’.crs of md-
el ministration on the estate of Sirah Ana Darke
moot **•»>*"«* "ar*e,
Tcifl, therefore, to notify nil persons coccerncd to
ffie tbdr objections, if any WR. «SBT«S
time prrecribed hy law, ilie letters will be granted A true extract
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St*te at ecoryla, Pulton County.
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