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THE ATLANTA SUN Th> annual commencement •* me Grifflo Innate Coll ige will bt*n«u the lost 9t this week. Tue order of exoreuas i*» m follow*: On Friday, Jane 2‘bh—Ex- •asinatio*- of Preparatory Claaaee; Sun day, Jane 29tb—Commencement 8er- ■on, by Ber. Morgan Callaway, D. D., Oxiord, Ga; Monday, Jane 30th—Exam ination of College Clowes; Monday, Jane 90th—Annual Meeting of Board of Trustees, at 4 o'clock, P m.; Tuesday, July lot—Examination of C- liege Clones ©oo tinned; Taeeday night, Jaly 1st— First Senior Pretentatior; Wednesday, Jaly 2d—Commencement Day, Her. A B. Wright, R->nie Oa., Orator; Wednes day nigbt, July 2d—Annmisary of Lit erary and Musical S>ci< ties, Prof. R. H. Goetchius, A. B., wdl deliver the Annual Address. Prof. A B. Nii -s is President of the College. The Stephens’ School Hiutoby. gebool Coo. miasiouers of Cobb county, following the lead of bicbmond acd other counties, have receu'ly adopted Mr. Stephens' School History of the United States in the Pitb.io Schools. Little Bocx, Jnre 14. -A man, name onktiown, a notorious borae thief, while laying the role of i ffloer, was spot at und allied in Pope county on Wednes day. Indianapolis, Jane 14-Tb- Supreme Coart has again granted Mrs. Clem, who has twioe been convicted of the murder of Mr. and Mm. Yoang, a new trial. Tnu will be the fifth time. New York, June 14. — Gov.Dix has signed the New York Cotton Press BiU. john and Thomas Hart and John T. Redmond, witnesses in the Stakes ctse were arrested daring the night under t be advice of the Distr.et Attorney. Nine thousand emigrants nrr.Ted this Max Stettheimer, a resident partner in Frankfort of the well-known banking tirm ol J. A W. Saligmun, of this city died there to-day. He was United Stat a Consol at Statgart daring t„e adminis tration < f Pierce and Buchanan. New York, Jane 14.—On the31siof May F. W. Booou, a waiter on board ibe steamer Yazoo, running from New Orleans to Havana and Philadelphia, ar rived here by the oon from the latter and in Goar (land street was seized touted states htebkal bevehue. r COLLECTOR’S OFFICE tn DM1. GA. Atlanta, Jana 71k. ISIS. XTOTlCE U hereby given that the following Mian A> has keen made by me for vtotsUon of city, mrtMK JI-0THH. w abhinoton, Juue 14.—Sherman re grets that ibe Modocs were allowed to •nrrt-nder, oat disapproves Davis’ policy of hangiog them without some legal form Sumner's health is restored. The Juniata sails in search of the Po laris next week. la the United States Court of Boston, yesterday, the case of Ossoway B. La mar, of New York, vs. Albert G. Brown and others wan commenced. The plain tiff claims that in January, 1866, the de fendants seized 1,800 bales of oo ton, of the vslae ol $600,000, in Georgia; that the same was illegally taken, and although the defendants bsve been requested to iwtarn the same, they have refused to do ao. The defendants, in answer, olaimed they seized the ootton os special Treasury agents of the Government, and, as such, disposed of it and paid the proceeds in to the hands of the Government, and ore, therefore, not responsible. San Francisco, June 14.—The Allen and Cypras have arrived with over 2,000 Chinese aboard. The Ci ina Mail com ments severely upon tbe persecution of Chinese in San Francisco. Tbe Japanese Minister of Finance has resigned and publishes a letter setting forth the debt of tbe Empire at $104,000,- 000. They say tha’ tbe people are ex- oessively taxed and that tbe debt is in creasing yearly in conseqne .ee of the new schemes of the government. Po&- aiblv the Ministers may receive orders to oommit Hari Kari. An aucient Christian Church has been discovered in the interior of Japan. The resigning Ministers say that Ja pan seems to be going ahead but is ac tually lagging behind, and a national financial collapse may happen at any moment. St. Louis, Jane 14.—The Mary Mc Donald was burned on the Missouri river. Major Henry E. Wing, ot the Times, is dead. Samuel H. Richardson & Co., commis sion merchants, have failed. Henderson, Ky., June 14.—An insane man attending a circus killed a child with a club and injured a number of others. He was arrested after receiving three shots from the police. Paris, Kt., June 14.—A negro u as hanged to-day for killing another negro in 1872. The rope was too long; but tbe Beci nd attempt proved successful London, June 14.—A Vienna dispatch says that the number of visitors to tn Exhibition is far less than was antici pated. Trades people, and inhabitants generally, are greatly discouraged at tbe absence of strangers, and prices for living, which have hitherto deterred per sons from visiting the city, have been re duced. It is said that ex-Quern Isabella is about to proceed to borne for tbe pur pose of conferring wirh the Pope upon the prospect of the Bouibon family in opaiu. John Camden Hatter, known as pub lisher and bookseller in this city, di.a to-day. A special correspondent at Paris, of a London house, in a dispatch, says: An alliance has been effected between the supporters of Ex-President Thiers and the Radicals in the Assem bly. Thiers is said to have had freqneut conferences with Gambetca, since his re tirement from the Presidency, of the Re public. London, June 14.—Dispatches from Berlin says Emperor William continues in a very weak condition, aDd that he re quires absolute quiet in order to effect tne restoration of his health. Memphis, June 14.—Caterpillars have again appeared in an adjacent oonnty. They are worse in North Mississippi than ever before. Owing to the incessant rains grass aud weeds are also damaging the ojttoD crop. St. Louis. June 14.—John F. Cook, English Vice-Consul here, is in custody for tbe alleged embezzlement of $1,800 from Thomas Graham. with severe pains. He was token to seven, Ek!ridge street, where he was treated for jaundice. On Monpaj morning his sickness was followed oy a black vomit, and at 11:30 a. m., he died of unmistakable yellow fever. Health oflh era were notified, and after thorough ly disinfecting tbe room and buryiug tbe clothing, thebody was buried in the pot ter’- field. President Grant and family retarned to Long Branch this morning. Tbe publishers of an indecent paper, called tbe Echo, in Newark, were fined $100 to-day. An elevator and thi*ty thonsand bushels of wheat were burned at Cresca, Iowa, yesterday. Two-thirds of Maxwell, Ontario, is burned. Loos heavy. Tbe Chftwood House, a new hotel at Newport, N. J., was burned last nignt. Loss not known. Berlin, June 18.—Ranmer, an emi nent Gturnon historian, is dead. Philadelphia, June 14. — President Grant accepted an invitation lrom Hon. Joseph R. Hawley, President of the United States Centennial Commission, to participate, on the 4th of Jaly, in the ceremonies attending the transfei of the grounds in Fairmont Pork to the Com mission for the exhibition of 1876. Nashville, June 14.—Leading physi cians in Nashville are now and have been from the first div.ded in opinion among themselves on the qut stion whether there lias been a single case of real cholera in Nashville dating this season. The mor tality in the city certainly increased for ten days, until four days ago, when it began to d» crease. Tne doctors report i he oases, of wnatever nature they may be, as entirely cottrolable. The average number of deaths are 12 i0 15 a day, and occur mainly among the negroes. * Memphis, June 14,—There were only 12 interments here to day from all dis eases against 14 yesterday. There were 38 deaths lrom cholera during the week. _ . feu been made by me for violation of section 14. Act July Utk. 1866. and section 48, Act Jons 30th. 1884. to-wit: Three packages, containing about 67 gallons Cam Whisky, one empty keg and one wagon, aa the property of J. M. Presley, of Plckena county. ^(riy'person ot persons claiming any of eald prop ertr are required to appear and make such claim within thirty days from date hereof, and give bond aa required by law; otherwise tbe name will be sold and tbe net proceeds deposited to the credit of tha Secretary «f tha 1 re saury. junrwSt J. A HOLTZ'JLAW, Collector. unrmm r.f.vr /.v/’gg.Mrior / ‘THK GREAT UNKNOWN.” Who la He and Where Does He Live 7 E LIZABETH MARTIN, of Jackson, Tennessee, has recently died intestate, leaving a large es tate, witn nephews and nieces her only uistribnteea. One of these nepnews, whose surname is O W Jbl X-i Xj 9 resides, it is said, somewhere on the line ot railroad between Chattanooga and Augusta—believed to be between Atlanta snd cha'tanooga. His Christian name is not known. if this notice should reach him, and he will con fer immediately with the undersigned, :te will be put in posa< »«.on of information of great import ance to him. ■i « KIRELL & ST! PHKNR, je 4-d3twlt Attorneys st law. Atlanta, Ga. Montvale Springs. r It BIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT situated in A. Blount county, East lenntsaee, ie now open for the reoepiion o v.si tors, and w.li oe maintained in a a yle worthy the patronage of a diecniuinetiug public. The marked beneficial remits attei ding the use of these waters in functional derangement ot tha .MTJLJUTTJ MJHUUTS, CHAMBEB OF t OMMKBCE, 1 Atlanta, Oa., June 14, 1873. J JLivei, Bowels, kiduepsk Skin, and tbe cure of Chronic Diseases Attest their Medical properti-e. All tha accessories for enjoyment and recreation at tha beat watering places will be found berr Special attention will be g van to the comfort and Improvement of invalids. Visitors to Montvale necessarily pass over the Eeet Irnnessee, Virginia end Oeergie Railroad, waking the city of Knoxville, Tennessee, e point; thence vie Knoxville and Charleston Railroad to Maryville, sixteen milts, whence passengers ere e -nveyed in mail stages, running in connection with the trains, to tbe Springe, nine miles distent. Return tickets can be obtained at all prominent points. Board per day g J.60 •* Week 16.00 “ “ Monib, May and June 45.00 " “ “ July, August and Sept’r... 60.00 Children under ten years of age and colored ser vants half price. Address, for tbe pamphlet containing analysis end description of tbe water, etc., JO. L. KING, Proprietor, jun3diwtf Montvale Springs, Ea-t Tenn. Southern Nurseries IRWIN <te Hint*! IVO, . . Proprietor*, A RE offering to the public a selection of Fruit ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN CLIMATE, of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Grapes Quinces, Raspberries, Strawberries, Goose berries, Currants, English Walnuts, Span ft h Chestnuts, Pecans, end everything else that is usually kept in e well- regulated Nursery. Our FLORAL DEPARTMENT is complete, end we ere offering Ho, House Plants and Ornaments Shrubbery at prices that defy competition. We war rant our Fruit beiug true to name. We will semi Catalogue upon application, gratis. Address IRWIN & THURMOND .6oS-ditWa> ? f». Box 665. Atlanta. Ga. THE PARLOR t'O.UPAMON Wheat—Red $1 75; white $1 90. ' Flour—Fancy $10 50@11; Extra Fam- $10@10 25; Family $9 25@9 50; Extta 88 50@9; Superfine $6 50@7 50; Fine $4@6. Corn—Car load lots 78c for yellow; white 80c. Meal—80@82ic. Bacon—Shoulders 9@9jc; clear sides lli; dear rib 11. Hams 13(2*134; sugar cared 16@16. Lard—Tierce 10i@llc ; keg llic; bucket lli@12. Bulk Meats—Clear sides 104c; clear rib 10i. Oats—55c. Hay—Timothy $1 60(ajl 75; clover $1 55@1 65. Cotton—Middling 170174 ; low mid dl ; Dg 15i@i6i; good ordinary 14; ordi nary 11; inferior 8@10. The above quotations represent whole sale prices, and are this day approved by the Atlanta CLembt-r of Commt rce. E ery Laly wants our! Every Man ought to hsve one! ! Sent on receipt of Ten C iu.s. Address L. F. HYDE h t'O., 195 Seventh Avenue, New York. maylJeodawly San Frangi&oo, Jane 14.—Photographs have been taken of Capt. Jack and his whole band of warriors. General Davis has sent a party of men to hunt for and arrest persona guilty of the moseacre of Modoc prisoners. Nashua, N. Y., Jtti 14.—At Hudson. N. H., Henry Jewett, 25 years of age, has N. »> endeavoring to force his suit with Miss Ella Wood, daughter of Chas. Wood. Mibs Wood rejected his offer of marriage and her pa ents also opposed R This morning Jewett visited Miss Wood »Ld pulled from bis pcoket a *U- shooter, aimed at her head and fired. Tne bail entered her forehead just above d fc)d 8® d nnde r tbe skin. Miss sibh^if* u P? n the floor, but not inaen- llV i 4 v lt “ hoped the wonnu is not SSSV2* .P-ed from the »b«re he met Mr. Wood and endeavored to assassinate him the throat and warded off the mm of the pisiol, and so fortunately escaped Jew ett taeu nut his pistol to 1^^ elr ««d discharged it, the ball entering Ms head and causing a wound that mu, Indications are th-u it *■« eweti » intention to murder ’he family. Bomb, June 14.—The pl««ely /termed Imp- non. rE£K«JUFS/C MJHMLMTB. Augusta, June 14.—Cotton stead;; middlings 18; receipts 85; sales 228. New Yobk, June 14.—Money easy at 3a5. Sterling 9 1-I6a9j. Gold 16. Gov ernments heavy and lower. States steady and nominal Cincinnati, June 14.—Flour dull at $7a7 40 Corn quiet at 42u43. Pork quiet,held at $16 50. Lard dull and nom inal; steam 84; kettle 84. Bacon fair de mand and firm; jobbing sales shouluers 4; clear rib 94; clear 9|. Whisky firm at 89. Savannah, June 14.—Cotton firm at 18}; net reoeipts 446; sales 323; stock 17,144. Charleston, June 14.—Cotton quiet; middlings 18}@18j; net receipts 300; exports coastwise 138; sales 300;’stock 12,31)3. Si’. Louis, June 14.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn in fair demand and firm. Pork doll and unchanged; shoul ders 74; dear rib sides 7|; dear sides 94a 94. Lard dull and unchanged. Whis ky quiet and unchanged. Lduisyillb, June 14.—Floor dull and nominal; extra family $5 75. Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork steady 17; ba- ooa firm; shoulders 7|; clear nb sides 9|*£‘i; dear aides 9{. Packed lord quiet OPIUM Morphine Unbit cured by Lr Beck’s only known and ture Remedy. NO « II t RUE or treatment until cut eel. Call on or address DR. J. C. BECK CINCINNATI, UHIO. CUM ERI SINWONS’ REGULATOR sr For over FORTY YBAB8 this PURELY VEGETABLE LIVKR MEDICINE has provsd Itself fo M the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC for Livor Complaint and Its painful offspring, DYS PEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious at tacks, SICK HEADACHE, C0U0, Depression of 8pir- ita, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn, CHILLS AND FEVER, Ac.. Ac. After year* of careful experiments, to meet s great and urgent demand, w* now produce from our original Genuine Powders THE PREPAREV, a Liquid form of 8IMMON8’ LIVER REGULATOR, containing all Its wonderful snd valuable proper ties, and offer it In ONE DOLLAR ROTTLES. The Powders, (price aa before $1.00 per package Sent by mall 1.04 AT CAUTION! Buy no Powders or PREPARED SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR unlees in our engraved wrap per. with Trade mark. Stamps and Signatures un broken. None other is genuine. J. H. ZElDIN A OO., MAOON, Ga.. and PHILADELPHIA. SOLD BY A L I DRUGGIST Help for the Discouraged. Weak, worn, distressed, with gloom oppressed, By day no ease, at night no rest; Ala*! *tis hard to bear; Seltzer Aperient have you tried? No; then all nostrums cast aside Foe this specific tare; Your pain will cease, your strength increase, And the recruited body’s ease The saddened mind will share. Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, the most unexceptionable of all Alterrtives a d Correctives, and the most delicious ef saline draughts. SOLD Hi ALL DRUGGISTS. jnn4 12,000.000 ^ CR&S! Cheap Farms! The Cheapest’Land-in Market, for Sale t>y the PACIFIC RAILROAD COM! INTHE|GREAT platteivalley. 3,000,000 Acres in CENTRAL NEBRASKA, now for sale in tracts of furty acres and upwards on five and ten years’ credit at 6 per cent. No advance interest required. Mild and healthful climate, fer tile soil, an abundanoe of good water. The Best Mar ket in the West I The great Mining regions ot Wyomiug, Colorado, Utah and Nevada, being sup piied by tbe farmers in the Matte Va!ley. SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMESTEAD O ICO ACRES. AGENTS everywhere to sell our new aud novel Embroidering Ma- chine, tend lor Illustrated cir- j* to tbe McKee Manufac- ■ leg Co.,309 Broadway, N. Y. ^7^.00 EACH WEEK a GE -t-wanted everywhere Eusiness strictly r\ legitimate ra> ticuia itree. Address J. ORTH v 1’ . St. 1 eui M o. ap24wly The best locations for Colonies. Free homes fo r all. Millions of Acres of choice Government Land.e open for entry under tbe Homestead Law, near in Great Railroad, with good markets and all the oon veniences of an old settled country. l«tee passes to purebae-rs of Railroad Land. Sectional Maps, showing th<- Land, also new edi tion of Descriptive Pampuist wit . new Maps mailed tree everywhere. .Address, O. F. DA\ IS. Land Commissioner U. R. K- R.. Omaha, Neb. apllO-loawv w3m. SUPER-PHO SPH A RICH COMPOUND OB’ SOLUBLE: Pkospkoric Acii, PilTemel Raw Bones. Amnia and Altaline Salts MANUFACTURED BY THE CUMBERLAND BONE COMPANY This is a highly concentrated Manure, madu bv combining the best mat •, FVia mnot .kilir.,! ._.i .1 J . 8 oesi niateriali in the most skillful manner, and in -those proportions adapted to sure the highest fertilizing efficacy, containing, as it does an ample supply of Ammonia to produt e vigorous growth and a large amount of phospha ic a id alkaline constituents to support and fuilv perfect the growth and ripening of the pro ducts. Nothing is used to to cheapen its cost, the only dryer osed being m- PURB FINE G-ROUND'BONs. I have accepted the Agency for the sale here of the above Fertilizer be keying it to be one of. if not the best, in market, and now offer rnv’fiJ shipment of ONE HUNDRED TONS in quantities to suit purchasers. For prices, terms and circulars, apply to JAJIF> OKMONI), -n & 79 Whitehall st., \ «’Hv r\ oa. The Improved Winsbip Cotton Gins! rilHJSSJE CELEBRATED filKS »rp nniv»r ^ For LiylitneAB of Prntt. t d-.»i.iu»; ’!»« lly #ohn«#w1«*<3j/fd to bp tb» bout b\ all who have lipod thfin U** d, yaii.pie and Fa^i (iirnit U- thev mrpi pk any Gin lieretoft r© in use. Tfc©v do uot h pa*-, tb* r » l, nor iv«- any ir n ubiB to t be • r. i\> aio uow receiT* iugoruera. and ready to deliver Gii.n. jiav.io t* li*t Nov*- u n« r We are also reoeiviug onl**rs for vo** oBOoKs I'Oi ’lOH Hi upon wblck w© have lately mifa valuable improvements Won d ad i«.‘ a - wKo want G’ns for tlie preseut crop to send in the.r order! early, to insure th^ir beii’K tilled piotupt y 0- Seud ft r orculai h. epr20tf wtnBHIh k RHO . AtltnU. Ga. WAGES TL ^£TAS T2? Powder JpiOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK. Any pm-fcOn, < Id or young, of either sex, can make lrom 10 to y30 yer week at home day or evening. Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or l Is now regarded as the STANDARD BAKING I’OW- DKR, and the best article prepared for making light, wholesome amk delicious BISCUITS, ROLLS, BREAD, GRIDDLE and other CAKES, &c., &c. It is infallible, and always ready for immediate country, a d any season of the year. Thi* is a lar. opportui ity for tin se who are out of work and out of money, to make an independent living. No capi tal bem, required. Our pamphlet, •* HOW TO MAKE A LIVING,'■ giving full instructions, sent on receipt of 10 cents. Address, A. BURTON A: CO., Mornsanla, westoeester Co., N. Y. nse. The best YEAST POWDER for use on long SEA $5jO$20 per „y. tg^-nts wanted! Ah classes ol working people,of eitnej sex, young oi o,d, makb more money at work fo- uc in their spare m-imeuta, or all the time, than at an; thing else, i'ariicniare tree Address G. Stinson. VOYAGES to ANY PART OF THE GLOBE. It is convenient and economical. NO WASTE OF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. Sold everywhere by GROCERS, SHIP-CIIANDLERS and DEALERS. DOOLEY & BROTHER, Manufacturers, WHOLESALE DEPOT, 69 NEW STREET, NEW-TORE. 10,010 GIFTS! - COLLECTOR'S OTFICE, 410 DIST. .GEORGIA. ^^N TUESDAY, JULY 8xh, 1873 tbe Thibd Grand ATLANTA, JuLe 14th, 1873. Notice is hereby given that the following seizure has been made by me lor viol tion of section 14, Act July 13th. 1863, aud section 48, Act June 30tb, 1864, to-w:t: One wagon and four packages, containing about one hundred and ten gallons Corn Whisky, as the ptoperty ol. lfred Elrod, ot Pickens county, Ga. Any person or persons claiming any of said prop erty are required to appear and make such claim within thirty days from date hereof, and give bond as required by law; otherwise tbe same will be roid and tbe net proceeds deposited to the credit of the Secretary of the Treasury. Junl4w3t J. A. HOLTZCLAW, Collector. »WC, £ entire i*> boa com- oeipls 506; groea 1,455; sales of futures 26,600 os follows: Jud«20}m2h 3-16; July 204.20 9 32; August 20|a20|i; Septem ber 184; October 184*18j; November 18; December I84; ootton dull aud nominal; 296 boles at 204 for middling*. Now York, June 14—Flour heavy at 5il0o Iowjt; $6 20 7 90 for ccmznon to fair extra Southern; $7 90all for sood to cnoioe Southern. Wheat la2c lower and lean active. Corn lets active and s- arce; Sou thern firm at 54s58 for new mixed western. Pork drmer at $16 65al6 75 for uea mesa. Lard firm at 8f »8 15-16 for wee'eip steam. Navul stores qmet. Freighi.-, firm. «in*ceri*-*, q-iiet. il*t UuiVcib..j ui \ Las rtr ee u ll been presented by- Mr. 1m c L Cary, of Richmond, with a tract ot land tn ti»»t city tmviug a prcscot Vh uatiou vl $10,000, which 18 lilf-'j lo L. I rt-Htlj ac.AAtd by iZetapiil g uwiLu. liecity. GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER. 1 HK Uuited States Dlspcnsaiuzy, the authorized record oi our Materia Metiica, classes this Water with the most renowned Alkeiine or Carbon- aUd Springs of Kniope. It far excels any outer known n its self preserving properties. It does not deteriorate tv battling and keeping. It nas never been c almed fo.- any other mineral water the power to dissolve the urate*, or so called chalk formaLeaa in the body or en the iin.l:« snd joints. Thta the Gettysnnrg Katalyaine Water has don* in hundreds oi instances. Goat, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys pepsia, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Ji -nary Dim eaaea generally have all yielded to its influence has restored muscular power to tbe paralytic, enre^ Abdominal Dropsy, end give i healthy action to (he Torpid Liver. It has oared Chronic Diarrheas, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Catarrh, Diseases of the Skin, General Debility end Nervous Prostra tion from met tal and physical excesses All these by the Bottled Water. It is e powerful antidote for excessive eating or drinking. It corrects the stom ach, promotes digestion end relieves the bead almoel immediately. tUr Pamphlets containing a history of the Spring, reports from eminent pn* Sloans snd medical writers, marvelras end wel -attested cures, and tea. Unionists from distinguished citisens, will be fur nished end tent by nail on application to WHITNEY BRO.’S, General agents, 2X7 Soutn float at., l bus telphia. Gettysburg Springs Oe. For Sale by UEaRD.CKAIG a CO..end druggists generally. spile. Out Coscebt, under the management of ex- Gi vemor Thoe. E. Bramlette, and authorized by 6pec.nl ait of the Legislature for tbe Public Library 'of Kentucky, positively and unequivocally comes off at Pubtio Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky., when lO.uoi' Gifte, all cath, amounting to t5WVK)J will b distributed by lot among the ticket-hollers. The money to pay all these gifts in full is already in bank and set as.de far th-t purpose’ as the following certificate shows: Office of Farmers and Dbovbrs’ Bank, Loiiisvi'le. Ky., April 7th, 1873. This is to certify that there Is in the Farmers and Drovers' Bank to tbe credit of tbe Th rd Grand G.tt Concert, for the benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, which has been sqt apart by the managers to pay the Gifts in full, an - will be neld by the Bank snd paid o it for this put pose and this purpose only.'* B. 8 VEECH, Cashier. iOnly s few tickets remain unsold, snd they will be furnished to the first applicants, et the foUowing prices: whale tickets, $10; halves, $5; Quarters, $2.60; 11 wboiea for $100; 66 for $600; 113 for $1400, and 57* for *5,000. For tickets and foU information, apply to THO. E. BRAMLETTE, my d2taw weow2m Louisville. Ky. GEORGE PAGE & Co manufacturers of Patent Portable Circular Mills, Stationary and Porv-.b « STEAM ,CNCr?!Z: oris: mills, a • T7o. 5 Sc’ir. tsder iLTiMOr.c. i 300,000 PER YEAR ARE NOW BEING MADE OF THE “DOMESTIC” Kewiuy Machine, At almost tbe beginning of the Company’s trade. If their business were organised as widely as that of the old companies. 1,00 0,000 would be sold per year. TO SEWERS. The difference between the “Domestic” andottW wing machines is, briefly— “ DOMESTIC ” Does good work with little skill and rough hind- ling: others do not. “ DOMESTIC ” Keeps in order with ordinary naags: others do not “ DOMESTIC ” Does both light and heavy work well: some otkef* do light work and some heavy, but not both. “ DOMESTIC” Works easily: others comparatively hard. ‘DOMESTIC” Sells readily, because it ret dera auch soli. that everybody likes it; others sell moreorls**^ because widely known for a long time, and ba*ine“ well organized. “ DOMESTIC ! la in-reaalng sales where known and extsndi* where unknown, gaining ground everywhere tv* 1 ' day. Whleli U the machine tobay 1 Which to sell 1 Agents for other Machine, fie6iring to increase their incomes, are daily recogvi- ing onr claims Dy casting their lot with us. All are invited to address us in Atlanta lot terms, Ao. mayT-anewtf DOMESTIC 19- «Vt . C Q-, Atlanta; WT-& ul-for Catalogues and Price-Lists, Summer Resort j KEAALSA W ii ej t * E* MARIETTA, G FDTCdXJI A FR YLR.» I. I jls 5:tt MPORTAKT NOTICE TO FARMERS! I AM selling on time until fell, a large stock of Flour, Corn. Oats, Hay, Bacon, Lard, Bulk Meat Coffee, Su,ar, Molasses, Tobacco, Ac., Ac. Address A. K. SHAGO. n,'°ld2tlYw AC nta. Ga. Agents Wanted! ~£^1BERAL TERMS will be made with Agents Is ah parts of the country for the esle of Hon. Alex. H Stephens’ HISTORY OF THE UNITED 8TATE8, . vt mch u now In Its Second Edition. It Is suited to ail classes, general reader! aa we> aa stuaeais m Schools and Collegoa. Apply to E. a. HALE A 80N. Publishers, 99- TO CASH BUYERS! We NOW OFt KR TO THE TRADE, FOB CAsH, .an immense stock ef goods,^Including BACON AND BUCK MEATS 03 cat Rib Sboultiora SO Tierces New York ides and — also — Superior hugar-curcu Smoked Ham PLAIN AND CANVASSED. t.srd m Tieruee, Barrels, Kega a nd Cane; Eight Car I oede MOLA8-E8, In hogsheads anc. b*rr !*■ - j OrleansChticeand Prime SYRUP In barrel* andk»;■; FLORIDA SYRUP; ljtOO$bjiAM» Wbitojj Y’ell>w CORN; 3/0C bcahela OATS; ftO balea HAY;l. M barrel* ILOLB. A . ^ °^„:' l ,,aet«- grades; also. OOF FEE, FIsH, 200 boxes TOBACCO, vai ion* grade* end prioee, Jnet from^ rers, and many other B oode use ally kept in a Wholesale Grocery and Produce House. We °- ,r dneements to cash buyer*. ja. K. S&AGO and w. il. t. JIIl'KKLBEKRi Ottiqe akd SAiuiooM-CorLfr Forsyth id Mitchell $ir$$ti. AtlinW TIMXs SAXlEIS—Advaaca to Planters as heretoiore. A’eo, credit ealee »« iply ol 11» mi fake guano and Laugh • B» On crop liens, with approved security, will be mai approve . pope and collaterals Re bave a limited • apply mhndkwKm Co > '-h K. SEAGO and H C. MICKKLBhKRY .nd Mitche'l street* Atlanta. 1*