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fiPfilrFtfij, «g*«l», Friday, Jely n.M7I. •■* •» 'jrtffcfrWSwffi-hy. in to dayV-psp-pri; i- '•*• ts '-. -r- Lr?*:» lidrci tiw ?c’io- 1 -iril be resumed oil a»-xt JToh3ay' "*&% fn-ud. ■>! , new advertisement*. % -. EEF* Tiirr sum-rd if 'U Jones .: *>'! !rTant child wI; o pr< oh d' on the fiist Sunday in An gnat, mi Bet(ili.lu’tn cUnrch, l'\ IS v O R Moor. . ’ ‘ Taitab:.* u» .for sals. At tention is directed :t*i ithe nflweiTiieo ment of J. W. SI iM'm, rtßcirtng tf»> i*t»e t Wiy kninHei! son,-* -Jf !i*nC :nit aihangin Read hi* iv/tioc linni •a!tiiii«ll ta* il-tVS* WJvfß HjQTTuB —JJ —Daiiii-I : Bwhri» nfffntw 'few .n-inm- '••■4 !L*i “ftft *a+v t& IB H««pgiin_ HUfia llieiHk- iis: •situated an; Uflir, (Min'. *uik' aif ..%■• iruifl •road, tjbouC .ttwm lliuiiflaad yards ke"<*«w The depot 'Jb»-i«9w2y ,*qgi licu-ikt 'will:! certtrifSky.. •* Hirongiini. !Qe -wil! m. t long t®Lir« 'f.n.-pTo**P M ’ •%*»««. ;'" •»*• ■'~'VT~ 3®* 'SlASfr;<« XWBSsiL T'CiO.l—'SViiiil ih<M fits aimuul session 'Tdeytun -comity, ’C-a„ 'OMmutoMUijr IHarpaday ’before fire tt'tli s*it(h«Rlii i»> jSbUguw'. .m-ft, .mi tin .SsMStsfib «n QH tT rlUtdfe » •+•' tt*e .« •Htrunmi jpttfvreitiM'di ,-cro nitir awSiert :-,ff ■S. >0 Jiffrcscni 2* «*.." j, Hw'dCAury .or 'Wax.— Mr. !E£i&vrj £ iapro :ji«c ■Biriiile«'Oß this •u’bjeat *« n* ny itwno 5* course ’becun »e. \ Ibiwre %»& »n<& 'rrereatTfl llabnr* Un-fare mr amd ifheae «..tl CMmt.tyuci.owtil, p* rlrap* tl»e oriid#* .ass. & f«W. wfiKsr artUaolu II IIAf *IL, ißi* port AU(4iH>jPiri'Afjre«* in >«6iirtd£o4 .wtlellm ikier .«[pieoiil*t#oiii ■on- m «,W«K ariii'idi, S AliacX. bfinurn hnrt «-rrj lliffitJie, t« '.rdiC «!ll iwCih ■x to -n thji lllida -of the HSisily .lßfl.de.. i V«rf r** <s<•*?;••# SSaKirr. AitlUmT-a, Jmljr 21. flt'jsai it« N*» %’oias, 3®. —C Sfccrti. pirmi; ispS-ai.C* 3£. O rile ami* jaaloa Irtish iancilmdmg JB,i6WS> in -transit. PAonrrr—FlrmW idalT! IrearT. ’ P>’heat drill and tSecTinulAg, Com-dull I irrßioo!., J-oly 20, Fvi-ning —Cot - ’.on rloaed firmer and higher; npland* •■W; OrleaiiA ?J>l; ssrleA 15,000 baleit; etrpert arid IS?* Nkt 'lPhrk S?i be —We '»!;<• in sassing the attonthu; of -►iir n-uAftP i-n the B-drertieenvent of this rhr«p cash store,. The proprietors rneprj «rrhnt they sny when they propose to sc-li gof-ds for e'J*t till thr- first of <sjigor.t They "wiTl sell ym as good jfooda hV f'>st a4 yon e*n find in Fam bam r>r any other market. We advise ,tho*f ' > t.r-i A of snj-thlrg in their litre to th in o cn 1 .!. a: and tlirrcby save •money TJi- ■New York Atdrc- entry t>c lon I in t ! «*.'-•*. building to the rna * -t l •• hall. Real Estate: Aoetct. —Wc rail tparticniar f*' it ion \f> ti.o io4 of TkU>*. rs Joiinstofr A AtKl-rews, real «s tptr- nr put*. Pei* r.s wishing to br.y or sell reni efitnte vronh! do well tti give them a cal’. Yox la: and will be adv rtfned with" t provided no jitV. Is i {Teeterl and no <v. mtaissi-m tut' til The- main -r t!.r land Is taken from 'them with their r '. tiscnt. Farstn* wishing to Beil land, thus Aelrartise •in a very economical murtior, and let ;thc wy-rld know their-land ia for sale and thereby sell for far mndh bettci prises than In the mere private way of getting land. We fiope the ptihHc will give ’!!•(• ral patronage. S9* Fairbobk High Senoot The c osing exercise* of the first session of. tliis Institution terminated on the 30th nit ytinrstlav, the 29th was devoted to the examination of the smaller and the ptrjet examination they underwent conclusively that they have been tlrcrougiily taught in orthography, ortlvrepy and reading— Children of only six or seven years of age could spell, pronounce and give all ( t!;c sounds of vowel letters With an accuracy and readiness that seemed almost* incredible. Omld also define correctly,accent emphasis and cadence. Wc thought they acquitted themselves admirably. The class of little girls examined‘in geography *did credit to themselves and their teacher. Also, the classes in Euglish grammar and .rithnwtic. One little boy iu particu lar, who, as we were informed by his teacher, had never been in a school room until lie entered this schooTon the 3d of last January. He could alwtver any question, and parsed correctly any jeate-fc giver.' b : m in English gram mar. He could~fclau solve with read. :n-«s any example in aiitlunctic invoH ing fractions, single or double propo ti'Ui, iutcf%s*- : wod per ventage Tue Second day wiW to the raoie advanced classes, all of wbicn f lifted credit on tlicm>o!vi a, and AhuWtf" -ch. Ir Je.clivrs ha*e not spared eiUi>T’labor or. paiua in asi vane iu.f'the' vAr OhH branches in '.which' they TO . and 'Phere i were several gt.inniThr clasm-s ttnni-. ! ined, niid they certnitdy cxcc' l'J any i thing ’wo )n»ve over ars-n -or Atejed in that > i;.ce. ; Dfjffi,.pit- intricate seii'teniids'AViTtsg* veil them s« v«-r»l ■tWßvJn'W}.- .BK^ijpatAiat* in the andik.iice, iftnrr they -diepos and of thetn sutii-f ict<f jirtlVtiefrii' AS’dln nc< Bird ihose that gavo ! them. The ‘classes csaiiiii ed in natural 1 *eiet»ee« ■ nd higliei imwinematicA gave -equal ■sii'ci*ffii«tii»iii j T;p»m tfhe .witnilm tithe a*x nvriAtiort midi iCKqllirfioirtvetie'n'CmirfJh'ti. succcfS snliie.vcry ioiK*«Kirs»iioiiaE.'d and higildy -©•(Uirtta'kii'ifl^ — ; —■■ " ,y -»*<—■ ■■ - jFV’.tfKTirn tEbo® Pel vntttvi, <Qt,„4My9B. H€3l Yit»c ;(jxami» Ttislti® <»tt uUna wßiitidl .otiinir afiT I'he 39th ■But! 39th pit. "TObwne Wat,-some ninety Student* irn «t!tßwfianoe.. Tlie first dgv The ipriwwtj ilqpantmeu't Tyaa-exatninod, | Afl :t!he Ithttlle tfenj-vi unilt ;ginlh- t!hat coniw m-inuefi *dh»i»jll act tthc #is*t >«f the sea-. -nimi ;rn ttiiorr Xt B (On, «we a-carfing j Bustfllty Theme ulhHtt (c««je in only TflaSst Tu.niilm Ibrffnue ttii>e czirßunation fttpd iCrrrfmeuuefi nwnsfiinsg :aiiid spelling ’ :by lifnutt laflamrutlully indeed. One j.ib®3'.,tw!h.. uud .ntrvoi Ikinmi Its edlionl until | this Aiear, H»»fl lleaniodl lU»tread and -spell ! tweifl, :*nd xsat* enwnined ih» Arithmetic toSqwwre Boult, and in English gran a Tn»r,4ri*t(»ryi*M#ijW*-dtoti)(.«vßiry by lieari 1 in n'Fl ntX •Avh'fdh he seemed at ’borne, making n>« tnistukea, tfh«t>g : a small ikbey and lesfted Hay vatuims people in the Brsfiieitoe. ATI :ii»e-dli«h ts.-voiined on the E sit day exhibited a firm-spending »S'entrcemniT :amd proficiency, and the B-sfiienoe ireqnests.d wnd liegged ito test sttse-rjjclass, ttlksl ttliey rpight know of a cerlswity tt'kiiene avsg nothing n>neiy prepared, «r *»»pe«ificia:l in the ex Atm on* lion. They were tested and thoroughly tested by 'the AT.di.-nce, hut they solved •every .problem and analiz. and every sen tence given them without the least 'heittsney or embArrassmcnt. The last thing in tho evening., a.u .algebra class was esamun-d.. Tiiey had born Jttcdy i Wig.tWK) mofith* o;dy., nnd.it was an-* | n-uuiccd by their teacher that they Could wink and had worked every prohleip in Robinson’s Algebra and the sq lienee was at liberty to giro them any pr..position in that algebra, to which the cl»*s added—or any other algebra. Suffice it t<> say they worked every < tamplo given them >vith ease and dispatch. Then .PnJ. .\!obtey atke nounced to the audience that on tlic ensuing day their best classes ?v.-uld be examined.; that the clauses of their s lino! had learned principles and not tlie verbage of books; that they defied the world; cow'd one! come all! with their biggest puzzles,hardest sent-en-oes and most difficult problems; that, mi like many touchers, he would not go" ' offended, but the harder the sentence | nr bigger the puzzle the more -cordi »l-y he woo and thank them. On *the sec.nd day the examination j opened with a class in Natural Science, ' which acqn It'd ; t*cif most handsome- \ !y. After thit, s class in English; L'rnmmnr, which had been studying . ts/o months under Fr. f. Mobley. lie uses no grammar st a!!, teacnVa it ftl-, together at the , botii and occupies: abcut twenty tuinotia to the clas«, 1 which would m «ke 12i hours this class had devoted to tho stndy of English grammar. Yet, out of the many sen tences given by the audience, not one bothered this class of girln for a mo* ment. It certainly far surpassed any we ever witnessed in grammar. Poetry, asr', whats and all sorts of sentences were givey thorn, but tlicv bad been too well trained to even hesitate. After this, Cupt. Liatcr examined ft class in arithmetic. This class during the six months, had about worked through and reyiewejj Gi-ecnleaf ’s Com mon School Arithmetic. They seemed to fiave been well taught, and worked with rose and dispatch tho various problems given them. Also, a class or two in English grammar of boys, who had had precisely the same oppor tunity as the ,d#BB of girls above men j tioned. This class was also tested by : many very intricate sentences given iby teachers in the audience, all of which were parsed without delay or error by the class. After this, a class in tiie Natural ScieAceswkichftcqnittftd themselves with great credit. In the evening Gapt. Lister exam ined a class in History, which read well and answered fluently the many Questions propounded to them. Next was examined a little grammar class, composed of littlp boys and girls, ap pea-’nir to be 'rum eleven to thirteen or f.un teeu’yc.irs ul age. I’ivf Mobley tnm uiiCed that this olaes wild parse ■any thing that anybody j iae could and ai lie would, parse it against hii\ class iu the United ’States of .if ;.ny igc or Situ At fijlkTrol. .An*, drew*, w lio ..ha« taAJgbt cleft n years and ranks ns a-A’ery lin* gnist r.nd flo.’il gave ser er.il -suntenccs ernd a -very inncate piece of pm try. Some ot er very 'leavued gentleman itxjui stvd the class to purse some twenty lines iiti'l*ope’s KssbV on Man, winch was aaid to-be about the hiuiiest, part of the essay and priliaps as difficult io.purse as could be found in the English language, all of which this little class disposed of most satisfactorily and without the least diffi- iily or hesitancy. Win n they had stood the seven- test to which they had been subject, and and sol tenee nf < r sentence gtybit and remlily parsed, oT>-i evet y li dy fujly satisfied llial the class was at! Ujat its teacher yd .lined so i>, ,fe co-.l<L«taik the deep emotion and great lore and interest showed by.tin n -teacher lor every nu mber of this little (jlaSs. The tie that VMUted pupil anri .VacWr seemed'>tw be rjjntnally more tejide.r than, the tie of, parentsmd child •There wan also a Class e-x.iipinetl is Yugil Thia class had been attid\inq Latin only about -ix montlis, during which tittle thqy fc’.d learned the grain.. tuar, read through and reviewed twic the Latin 'Reader, C»* r, am! the fiist b. ok of the Enied in Virgil. Priif Moliley tsirned this class over to Pn.fr Eilia and .others to examine, ut; tin-g that this class had learned iu six months wliat other classes at other schools g'lit-rully learned in two years and a half, and he wanted them to test the cV*s to the 'bottqni,,make them jars • wlicret'bey pleased and read where they pleased und read and [utrsc. until they were thoroughly-SHttwlied. We arc not ■ Latinists; but heattl no coripcti- n made, and therefore take it for granted n * mi-takes veto made. After this, I’rnf. Mobley called out his first grain* mar class. - Sonic gentleman request, and this class to pat sc Pope’s Univcisul Prayers As soon ns'it was written upon the black-board, the cl tt-sscanned it, parsed it, transposed and dissected it generally, ho where encountering t. e least difficulty. After this, many olho intricate sentences were given the class sod numerous questions asked, ttat.il all ace,re-.c<mvi.^ceil4-k*t (Jnmpbcll Cotin tv, .it'it'mr in or tmt of schools, could boast of bettor grammarian* than to in class’ I heard tint one opifiilih ex-' pressed,• and that was that this was decidedly the best Hod must thorough grammar class they ever saw in a scltnol room. Itr our hutnl iu opinion, P. of. Mobley ha* no superior iu the State iu im parting instrnitioa. So happy is hr-'in this art, that without apparent eff -rt h cau make the most intricate princi ple of language.*) mathetn iticssiioule uoil easy to the xwntprekioo of small boys or girls His ability in this re spect, I think, is most oatraordinary. Upon the whole, 1 thiifk him a teacher without a superior in the fvanth. After -this class, (’apt. fiittir called out al)icri.m»ry ciaan nf urn; dl girls which acquitted themselves very cred itably. After this, ati arithmetic class, which, however, in consequence of Hu la eness of the » veiling, did not have an opportunity of showing off. I un derstand that it ia a most thorough and excellent class. Some other classes were not *»gnmined, the teachers not tiling able 1o reach them However, they proposed that if the audience, tie parents or any one desired to hear them examined they would go on till the. hour for the exhibition, as they knew them to be proficient and thorough.— Everybody was satisfied and agreed that students and teachers had done their duty and stood unrivalled, at least in my experience. There was an exhibition each night. I A more perfect success I never 'wit nessed in the way of an exhibition.— Nearly every piece was well delivered; every part well acted and most taste fully gotten tip. We want no better proof of its great excellency than that a large nud crowded audience sat fur over four hours each night in marked silence and quietude*. It is -true, 4ius‘ last night there was a little cop/nsion in cou«?queuco of tLn r*!* driving those sealed upon the orstside into the house. With that slight exception tire most exceHept ,i„rder and quietude per vaded the eutire audience each night go well were they entertgiaed by the exhibition. The larger portion of both 1 tvight’s exhibition was original, and I th'« 'Vfta half tire secret of its enter | tail.ment. The Fairbur* High School is un ’ questionably one of the best Itistilu | ti.jus of learning in Georgia. Situated 1 on the Atlanta A West Point Railroad, | 2p mili'B from Atlanta, in a beautiful,.. white, sandy country and in a thriving, flout isliing village, notv the rtulVty rile of U JaifHftU • sjorruty. -this' Srittftntfbti c. iTTtolljl— 1 |i’rtinrfvr a!earn thAf *’«f »«' tt eitfi: in. m tbs, tncbidvag bo am I and liaiirtiiwiti u..t^atci-edEftydollars. Then ,If#fttlWiiiißli»iyad"rti>ispeat hmt i i utiiitf T know of. 1 aeaw taxt -sny, iwrft* done, ♦'aiTbbrn ITigfi ‘Sefiool. ’ Ax OssXffrrs. Obituary. C!«a. on the lift of May. near, Efttrlxirn. In CatsptieU eiiuuty, Gh., Mr*. L’. Joxss, in htflAth yesr. She liwvi-s so nfftctidnnte husband. Mr_ 15. F. Junes. tWn stnsl! children, n deVotrd motbrr brotb r, larl'TS nud i\ Inr? • circle of Irh'tul.- to mourn her ,or*. None kuen her but,to left nntl nmintrtc' dispositiua. and Christian vlrtuas. In her death society h.s.s one ol its fcriytmt jewels, hat ••heleavrs to her surviving relaiivre and Irit-nda anothcrforqiblc and. monstranoo of the traih and power of the Christian r to give •• Sweetest pleasur e while- we' live, >d twlid.contort* when we die.” Jn her nigTeriuga from an ncute Pneamonlß. wliich Tmi it» latal.coarse in nine days, ahe was eariv ijspreised with her approaching dis solution, aM-fer several ytsys her intad nud soul secned to va'cillste Met tre n the leeed ohjecTi <>f'e“rTtv..isiid the opening visions of ths hcnveolv world; 'ln the midst itif her-denth’* apf&ringMhc‘rt'giicsteJ that her htwerltc hymn should be autig and joined in *-clear voieeua staging tSfa beautilnl verse : •• tea when this heart and flesh -hall fail, moral life gbml cense, I iimlt fiSiseJM witlini t e vail A life Ol joy niid peace.’” , . . r Her soul seemed to be in -vestures otjoy, and she exedaimed, “ )h.death, where ia'thy sling ( (Si, ginve, -where is thy ■ Victury I" j She then, staked ty; her dear little.-eWldren, Jtbseil thetn. and telt-t parting blcaepig. to her sorrowing relatives i*r,d frie.idi, and cultnly di’ed.tS net.e the Chriatmn lea, . . 'Dten.—On (he 2d of July.' little’ IlrTrut JoHr.it her babe; ag and, -t months niid l',6dt\ys. Ttin-enrly has the tube been called to its absent motk-r. , --■ .('ufrlftnu ,tlai4trii>i >' CsrrtrsMxls-sprtssly fcf Tiik Pautst'sec Srb’rix. t. C0rn...'...' per bn*b*l *1 £5 Ment, ” , 1 -fit <inck Peas “. 1 0 ( > . Ploun .. . I- per 100 lbs. $o 00 to f. 01) Bacon-SH'mitders nor lb • !<* ( !# . itib’d Sides. . Ul, (J.ear iiides.Lit -Lard . ....... .. .jper lb . 10 Cheese 11 *’ . n*’o Butter.“ “ 20 iOg’es .-fter dot 10 Chic,ketja. oftsli If Saptrs. '....per, lb IT. to 1C Molasses.", per gnl * 40 so 50 ,Hlce. . per lb . . 10 Soap, ” " 10 to (5 Cnndtea. - . 20 Salt. '•* rk 250 Factory l Tlirea4;.'ii"'i biitlcfi '' * U.3q ShartingS;...: .’ per y.l 10 to , : l3 : Prints " into -W T«b**e'-fi. . ~t "P*t lb Cite 1 00 Hay-Wniofhy. ...prioolhs 2 00 Pal|»r;(» (fißiTtht. CorTeated tinakly hjr Thornton A Hollrmnn. Pri.nta. to ldj Mentpntt.Qsnabnrg? pr yd 15 Augusta bheeting....... 1.... *• 13J •• J Shirting “ ? l h J "i" “ J 1 i king,.; 1-2 nod a (mil 3.5 Factory ,Yarns '.;-.vi3o SI 40 Tobucce.ri 15 to St « Flour... .'.-.pet bbl. ?<.O<J -to $M OB Sugar pr II). Ik and a half th-'M Cot Tee, per lb It'] to 22 Kice..„ ... “ 10 80dn..\j,i... f.-.... “ 124 Balk Meat—Clear sides . " 13 to 134 j Clear nibbed... ” 12 ; , Shoulders...... •* 10 Scovil HacK No. V 85 Nail* 87 Eggs ... /per (In* 15 ’ Uhl) OF TIiAAKb. I desire- to icttiiu ijtuuk* to m\ friettup ittnl emtom- rs for the liberal pntromigc- tlnvy have given tint ttiuct- I stitrteti (Uusitioti* in this place. tKmfwiiig by t-xpci iiTt a; that tin Mercantile Burincsa was tt lutzittlous one, and that i should have great difficulty ifi pleasing, every attic, as well tut supplying the want* of my custom era at Atlanta price*, as was promised ■•iu rny first advertisement. Yet, lam flippy to say that I belli ve A have .stic cp<led heyotifl tny most saKg-uitiearx- • pectatioim, and that rny btisinet-s i* i ■povr cbtahlished upon a firm founda "lion, ‘"•arKl ' I shall use every effort to keep it so. I shall continue to make improve mentis ns -my trade demands it, and, in the fall, I .shall'bring ■ti a very heavy stock 'of all kinds nf goods im, mv line of hnsiness, and 1 hope to convince the.people Lhat.they cat; buy goods as cheap here ns in tfie ' other markets ‘ Again, thunking jwti fir y«mr sup port tu the past, and hoping to stilj have it in she future. . I rqspeclltiljy beg jour acceptance of this, my card of thanks.' ' " J. Brantley. Fairburn, Oa., July 14 /h, 18T1. jnlyU.'.f 4TT9KSEV A f I.A4A t . E, ii. MOKhjiY, A I to r lie y alt bft*v , ■ ap2l-12ra m *■. «*> o "O * .. .. * *'' • . JKjliiiji P ' * ’""rnyiilf .'flainwn’.wD .JE W£hit K, A 'r:v * U® i'm it "f» Jk anr ’Surer and , ~ - • wnntSAil istsset, *‘ -*••• •■ • • , 3a* Watch Repairing, Jervliy Manufacturing ntid Repairing done in tt* Best sod most .Economic..!.rummer.. All Work Warranted. . myl9 ly " A PKOCL A MATRON. ' CrOP.GJA r BT P.t’Fed V. BtH LOCE, Qorvrwr cf -ftld State. Wsritr.*.*, Official 'inft.irmatiom li'tts been n ci-ued-et 4hit» Depart ment that an assrttu'it with intent to mutder was , conimjtU'd it) the county of Habersham ■ oil or about the 13th of June last upon tlio person oT.'lsaac Oakes, by one Execrt ickjon; anil' tlmt-i'Ufo said Diek non ti.;s fl-id ft. icf justice; Now, thetefure,! have thought proper to Issue tlrt*, my'PiticlamfttiTiti, herein ofiTering >1 reward ot ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, for tlie'aj.m.el'eiisi m and deli 0 y f thq a , id. I iok-pn, W .(1 ev idenee snfli C 'ltvjct, to the Siti-'f tflf of H bernhunt ct'iiintV, in order that he-irtny be bimight. ti'tria! for the offense wttti which he stand -r charged Given under my !t*nd and the Great Seal of llir State, at xhn.Capj'ul, in the city of Atlanta this 14rit day (if -Tiily, in the year of'otir L-u'd Eigh teew Uundia-d atsl Seventyarme., aqd of .the IndepettsiaMCo. of the United Stuteaof America the Ninety fifth RUFUSB. BULLOCK. . By the Governor: David G CVttinq, Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION t Tho said Enoch Dickson is about 24 or 25 years of age, weighs about 135 or ,140. pounds, has auborn Imir, gray nr liazle eyes, is about 5 feet 3or 4 inches high, tk, rather Utir complexion, has a light beard, and always,looks off when talking to any person jnly 24-it A I* HOC LA MAll 1 N. GEORGIA: • . -■*- Bjf rufu.Ub. bbluV.k, ' iflovernor of saUI Stst'-, WmaSAS, ©flUcial information lias been received at tlii* Department that Jon*t R kr,;.t.Y and.Cium.v.s A. Kr.icr, reeenMy! coiMvrctdil in ltTiell County cupertor Ctu«t,'of 4-lie offi-nse of man - have escaped from the o .tn moo jail'of said eoiinty, where they have been ewofined-HwaWing tlieir're mov.tl to tlieriVuilcntiary of this State; and Whereas, ,Tbe Grand Jury of said j comity, in their general presentments, ! recommend that the Governor of tins j State off. r a snitabT* reward for the j ;»|>prehension and deliv ry of the said John K mid Git Ant rs A. Khixy: . j 1 have thought propei;, tliera-fore, to iMMiie tin*, my proclamation,, hereiij | offi-i itig a reward of JfU'V E 11U NHR ED DOLL.VUS .fur -the appn-liensiun and delivery of the mnd-Jon* K. and GiiaS A. Kelly, to fire Sheriff of sail county tit Tertcdl. Given under my hand tin* Great Seal of the State.nl the Capitol in Atlalit , this eighteenth day ot July, in the year of our Lord Eighteen linn died and Seven!y**otte, and the In dependence ' o! the United States ol America the Ninety Fifth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK. By the Governor: - David G. Cottino, Secretory of State, j July 21.4 t A POC LA NATION. GKOn G I A: " BY RCFCIi B. BULLOCK, (iiivcrnor of said State Wnt pEAP, on the 7th day of June, 1870, a Proclamation was issued fiom this Department, offering a rewind of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the j apprehension and delivery, with **vi , deuce to con.vict, t.i the fehnr.tff of Tab i iaferro eoirnty, of Alexander 11. Evans, I Icha-ged with tliejtuurder of Jesse Nu-j j n:i, in said county: and Whereas,.'.the said Evans is still at j hu/e, continuing his depredations, and j it being represented to me that the 1 murder committed by him was inert j wilful and atrocious, and that it is the j nniverso desire of the citizens ol said ; ■eoin.r-y that th;» said Evans in* arrested ! I torn Ins evil doing* at»d btdtighl to a ’ i speedy trial and punishment ; ' Now, tlieiefbro, in- order the more ; effectually to make certain the at test j of the said Evans, I have thought j proper, and do hereby lifter an addi -1 tintin' reward ol Five Hundred Dollars j far .the arrest and delivery of the said | Alexander H Evans to tire Sheriff ol ! fallia.ley.ro eininty, and a reward ol ! Fiyi* Hundred Dollars mi his conviction. Given under my hand .and Ibl-' Great Seai. of the Sjafe, »t the Gapitnl in Atlanta, tins twelUb day nf .July, iii ’the 'year of our lau J JJighteen., Iltiiniied' and Srvetitjoone,' 'and of • tihe ILui'-peadi.'tice ot '.the United Stairs of America the .Ninety-sixth. RUFUSB BULLOCK. Bv the Governor: David G. Cottinc, Sec’ty of State. july2l-4t : \ LI. KINDS t)F BIItLKS \ND !'E*T,\- ! \ meats tu he bad fur [V cort of i-*rinliriß ‘ at J. BRANTLEY’S V*ri«ty Store, Fairburn A PKOCLAJiATICN, GEO'E'QIAi ' 8t RUFUS B. BULLOCU. Govr-rnef’ of raid Stnfv Wg-RSAj, Offieiul infertnation has been recei vi and at iliis Depai tmeiit that cue Punts FrtlCßs, a notorious charac ter, -has of late committed many depic dationj itpon tlie gcodriiud law abidijig otizriis of iL'impkin oo'tuitv, and tho counties udjifcent Thereto, •end that sefcral * indictments arc now potrding against him in those commie*, ehargv ing hint assault wid) )JR e iit. to murtlttr, arson, horse stealing, other di-vers Crimes; and , Whereas, Niitwithstiinding the dil igent iff 1 U by the civ?l authorities in endeavoring- to apprehend the tnvitj frjcks, he.* has svtcceede.d in. eluding their, vi.gilence, and i* still at.largo greatly to the terror and the disturb ance of the peace and good order t)f skid communitr s: - &uw, therefore, believing that (ltd offeriip; of a suitablo rt ward'is essen tial ns a me mu of bringing Injustice the said FMcKS, 7 have thought proper to' issue this my proelarnaTitip., nrei'wbv offering a reward of FIVE IH'NnRED DOLLARS for the uppveln,nsi a tuw4 delivery of the .said i’l.l'.LT FittcKS to the Sheriff of Lumpkin county, and an ndditionitl reward of FIVF HUNDRED DOLLARS ort lii«*.convi#tibn bf rtuy iVt tin* felonies with he «t«rtids charged. . Given under ray. hand and the Gres-'. Seiil, of the State, 111 the (’npitol in Atlanta, this tlib twelfth day of .Inly, in the year of nitr Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy one, and of Aho Independence of the Unit.'*! fttmlwi V America tlm Ninety-fifth. RUFUS fDIULT.OUK. ;By the Governor: ** David O. Cottixo, Secret my of State, jnly 21 4t * - A PKOCLAAI VTION. £ EO R.a I A: i BY RUFUS B. ftCLLeuK. Quvernor ot s%i*.l Ft Ate ‘WnEREAS, There is now pending in the Superior Gout t of Muse'gee court-. tv, u Bill of Indictment charging Sharp Johnson with the crime of rntir dci, »lh-^e* J . to 'haVi' bec'n roewit ipti-4 upon the body «f iißuiaimet F. Paul in naiil comity of Miise iget-, on about tip) 10111 Novciiibe,r 14W9, and it being rep resented t > me that the said Joilnsi/W lias fled from just ice; I have thought pi oper, .to. issue this my proclamation , hereby iiffrring.P. re ward of FIVE HUNDRED irOLL.VRF for the nppio hensioit and delivery of the said Sharp J «SBon, with evidence ‘sufficient to con.vitt, lq thc.ShcrUT of said county of Mn«cuget*, in order rivet lie may be brought f« trial for the of-. fe 11 sc with which lie stand* indicted. Givt-ti under toy hand and the Great Seal iff the State, nt tl*e<!apitnl- in Allunt.-s, this seventeenth Owy tjf Jady, in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-. ilie, a. ltd of the Independence of the United States of America;Hie Nuie> ty fifth. RUFUSB BULLOCK. By the Goveuor: David G. Cdttinq, Sec’ivof State. .jnly 21 41 A PI4OCLAMATK)N* GEORGIA: | BY RUFUS E. BULLOCK. Governor of said State' Whereas, Official information has ! been mot ived at tin's Department thut_ j Jakes Toombs, a desperate character, I recently convicted of'inur/lcr and con fined under sentence of death in the enmnien jail of Houston county, ha-s ! made his escape from said and da nw* , itt large; Noiv, therefore, 1 have thought.'' 1 prooer to issue this, rny-profclmhali< »«*, \ lu-reby offering u reward id ONE ; TIIOUS.VN D DOLLARS for the appro ! hetidinn and delivery nf the sad JaMF.3 i Toombs to the Sheriff ot said county, iol liougt.ll, in order 1 hut .he nitty .bu ! punished for the offense with wliich I Is* stands convicted. , Given umlw -r.iy jiiand and the U*r-eat S<*al of tlic State, at the O iphto! in Atlanta, tliis the fonrteentii any of July in the year of our Lord Eigh teen llu mixed and Seyent j-not.. Slid Ilf -the ll.depeiid'. 'nee .of I lie United States of Aiiiei’ita tii'c N ine ty-ofi»r. -•*•:/ -4pA" RUFUS B. BUL’LOL’K By the Govertibf;: * ' *' David G. Co'tiiirg, sccretwy cf Stirte. • j tly 21-4 t ' Valuable Faw-for Sali i * Iu four iuibi« of Fairborn-, oa.. can b» bought on liberal teun* on-- ot the twist farms in middle Georgia Hemernbt-r tlint it is is The most henlrJiy'ciOHritty jp tjie world. An one desiring a good larm "npnlr to the EoUt of the Faikdck.* Sentinel. jußf'J-Jjl