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Gwinnett Atlas. THOS. E. WINN, Associate Editor. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Authorized Agents. IV’. D. Bently , Camming. Jones T. Douglas, Forsyth county. H. R. Hannah , Stone Mountain, Samuel Martin, Sweet Water. P. M., Lawrenceville. C. A. Allen, Gwinnett county. H. L. Peeples, Suwannee. J. W. Spencer, Cain’s P. 0. A. A. Dyer Yellow River. r ' i. Cluirch Directory. Services at the Methodist Church on the first Sunday in each month. Rev. F. F. Reynolds, pastor. Services at‘the Baptist Church on the second Sunday in each month. Rev. W. T. Thornton, pastor. Services at the Presbyterian Church on the third Sunday in each month. Rev. J. L. King, pastor. Tint Cash System.— As we have to pay the cash for every thing we use about our house and office, we are necessi tated to do a strictly cash business. Lawrenceville, Ga., June.. 1871. Until further notice, the legal adver tisements ol Gwinnett county, Ga., will be published in the Gwinnett Atlas. M. V. Bra, -,d, Sheriff, Jas. T. Lamkin, Ordinary, k . W. L. Vaughan, C.S.C. & Gumming, Ga., May 29th, 1871. ■ Until further notice, the legal adver tisements of Forsyth county, Ga., will be published in the Gwinnett Atlas. Wm. D. Bently, Ordinary. John A. Sims, Sheriff. John T. Brown, C. S. C. Air-Line Express. — We call the attention of citizens generally to the advertisement of Messrs. 11. 11. Witt <fe Co., who have established an ex yMess line on the Atlanta and Ricli- Railroad. It is a matter of grwat convenience to our people who desire\ to trade with Atlanta, or who are Jiaving goods shipped over that road. - They trans fer all freight from otheV\road*, free of charge, and collect all freqJJkt from place shipped from to depot where delivered. You may order through them to any house in Atlanta, and they will call for your packages, and deliver them at depot, free of extra charge. Their express charges are reasonable. - m Globe Hotel. — William J. Bot'n, the popular proprietor of this hotel, offers his house for sale or rent.— We regret that he has determined to engage in other business. Every vil lage needs just such a hotel as he has kept since he has been in charge of it; and every body “can’t keep a hotel.’’ We know of no better opening to make money than running this lie use. There is a large number of regular boarders besides trans ent custom. During this summer lie has entertained several families from a distance, and been compelled for want of room, although the house is large, to turn off many applicants who desired to spend the summer here. If you want to engage in the hotel business, don't miss this oppor tunity. Read the adveitisinent. He also offers some fine land near Buford, for sale. EW Mr. J. B. Coffee lias sent ns some cornfield peas which commence bearing first of June, and bear on till frost. They are a small purple, or blue pen, very prolific, and are supe- j rior to any pea we know of for the table. Friend Coffee will please ac eept our acknowledgements. Fink Tkaches. — We return our thanks to Mr. A. W. Cole for a has [ ket of fine peaches. They were the j finest flavored peaches we have seen this year. There is no reason why fruit raising cannot be made profita ble along the line of the railroads. Pen and Ink Sketches. —A biographi- j cal sketch of the Rev. Samuel B. Church- ' hill, from the pirn of our correspondent, ; VV.” was received too late for this is ue. It will appear in our next. —• ••»»—-* —■ ■ Early Cotton. —We have been shown a illy matured boll of cotton, from the fa* of Mr. Jam‘3 Waiters. The cotton wa *)lanted about the middle of May. " grocer and commission raerchat, Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga., " ill be , Bnc | under the head of new ad vertismou. He is well known to most of our mtekants as a reliable, accommo dating man. He keeps a goid "apply of family groceries, flour, bacon, otc. Give Nin a call when you go to At lantu. If you .a n t good buggy, wag on, or stage har, esK at low figures, call at Craw ford’s Atop. He is pr« pared with tiie best material, and al ways puts up a good j<*> ; in fancy plain, or ordinary style, to suit the tnstc of ids customers. School Exhibition— The exhibition of Mr. R. Km met Mitchell's school at Rockbridge Academy mar Zoar c’ urch, will begin oh the 25th inst., at 5*4 o'clock p. M. Written for the Gwinnett Atlas. Sunday-School Exhibition. Mr. Editor: —Fur the benefit of those of your readers who were deprived of the privilege of at tending the celebration of the DeKalb county Sunday-school As sociation, which took place at Stone Mountain, on last Friday. I will g-ive voti a brief account Of this—to your correspondent— novel and interesting occasion. The morning was cloudy, but notwithstanding the unpr.ipitious appearance of the weather, large crowds of men, women and chil dren beg-an to arrive from every direction. Soon the trains of cars arrived, teaming with their living freight of Sunday school children, accompanied by their parents and friends, with their badges flutter ing and their banners streaming. A large arbor had been construc ted in the grove opposite the ‘Rig Hotel,” where scats were prepared sufficient for the accom modation of the schools and a large part of the crowd. The exercises which were very in teresting, and passed off with great eclat, consisted of the reading of the Scriptures, by Rev. W. H. Strickland; prayer, by Rev. W. Clarke; song, by all the schools; songs anil speeches by each school, reading of tho reports and statis tics by the Secretary, the installa tion of the officers for another year, the addresses of Generals John B. Gordon and A. H. Col quitt, and last, but not least, the collation spread by the schools. The singing, which was lead by that affable gentleman and public spirit citiz.cn, Dr. W. Bond, of Liqiionia, was excellent. Without wishing to appear invidious, where all <jlid so well, your correspon dent is forced to admit that the Litlyonia Union Sunday school is entitled to the palm in singing. It (should however, look well to its/laurels, as the Stone Mountain a/iid Decatur schools are not far /in its wake. Right here, Mr. Editor, permit me to ask what more phasing and thrilling scene can be witnessed than that of hundreds of bright* eyed cliildien making the woods, bills and mountains to resound with their beauli ul songs? If Sunday-schools accomplish no oth er good than that of inciting and cultivating in the young a taste for singing, they certainly ought to he fostered and encouraged. Of the addresses of Generals Gordon and Colquitt, suffice it to say that they were equal to the men and the occasion. Gen Gor don’s theme, which was “Love to God and love to man, ’ was ably and eloquently handled. He dis coursed touchingly of the duty and beauties of charity, and of the evil and sinfulness of its oppo site—bigotry. 'Hie address riveted the attention of the large audi ence, was evidently very favorably received by it, and no doubt its forcible truths will bear good fruits in the future. The speech of Gen. Colquit, which closed Ihe exercises of the day, and was entirely extemporaneous, was appropriate, in good taste, and left a pleasing effect upon the audience. Of the number of schools in actual attendance, your correspondent is not prepared to speak accurately something near twenty-five. From the reports, as read by the Secretary, we learne i that there are about two thousand children in the schools belonging to the association, and five thousand volumes in the li braries. Thisjspeaks well of a coun ty small in extent of territory and not very populous, and entitle* it to las called the banner county in the Slate, in the Sundy school cause. In fact, 1 believe it is the on ly county in the State which has a regnlar association or confederation ,of schools, with a constitution and j officers. Notwithstanding the large number i of people present, no accident or dis- I mrbance of any kind occurred to i mar the interest of the occasion.— Late in the evening a few men be i came intoxicated, and inclined to be a little boisterous, but they were im , mediately hurried to the calaboose ! by the efficient police. Take it all together the celebration was a great success. A our corres pondent enjoyed it finely, and bad the pleasure of many kind and hearty greetings from friends, some of - whom he had not met for rears. The next anniversary is to be held j at Decatur. l a vVrexce VILLE MA RKET CORRECTED WEEKLY BY B. E. STRtcKLAND; Prints..,, 9 to 12% Augu-ta Shirting 11*$' to 12% Sea Island Sheeting 10 to 12 Rlri Coffee... 20 to 28% O Sugar 15 to 16% Woodward’s Flour 5 Yams $1 30 Hemlock Sole Leather.... 30 t 033% Upper Leather. CO to 75 C0rn...... 90 Wheat,. $1 50 Bacon.. ; 10 to 13% Lard. 15 Eggs 12% to 15 Butter 20 Swedish 1r0b............ 7 to 10 Plow Steel 11 to 12% Nails, 6% to 8 Soda 8 to 10 Rice,................... 12 Cuba molasses 60% ATLANTA MARKET, CORRECTED WEEKLY BY WEST & EDWARDS, Wholesale Grocers, Peachtree Street. ' Gold, buying W $1 10 selling SI 12 Silver, buying SI 04 selling SI 08 Cotton 17% a 17% Corn 95 Wheat, white SI 60 a 1 70 red 1 50 Oats 65 a 70 Rye, l oo Bacon, shoulders 8 Clear Sides.... 10 Hams 14 a 17 I.ard 13 a 14 Flour, extra S 7 00 family 8 a 8 25 fancy 9 00 Meal 1 00 Sugar, brown 12 a 13 A 14% | C 13 a 14 * ; crushed 15% Coffee, Rio 17 a 19 ' Molasses, iu barrels.... 33 New Orleans.. 70 Salt, Virginia 2 25 Liverpool 2 25 Rice 10%a 11 Butter 20 a 30 Eggs ft a 25 Lime 55 a 60 Clover, per ton 30 00 Tobacco 65a 1 50 Iron, Swede 07 horseshoe 07 Nails, per keg 4 70a 5 00 Cattle 02%a04% Sheep 03 % Shoats 05 a 05% BAY CREEK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Located 7 miles S. E. of Lawrence ville, Gwinnett county, Ga. J. S. McELVANY Jr CO., Take pleasure in announcing to the public that they have secured the services of accomplished workmen, and are now prepared to manufacture, with neatness and dispatch, all kinds of vehicles, such as wagons, carts, carriages or buggies, of all styles and qualities. We guarantee our work to equal any in the State, and at prices to correspond. Furniture made to order. We are also prepared to gin and pack coilon. Having an experienced Cotton Gin maker, we are enabled to put in thorough repair Gins, Thrashers am! Funs, on short notice and at reasonable prices. Those wishing lumlier can get it sawed at our mill on reasonable terms. Last, but not least, we call attention to our Grist and Flour mill. The meal and flour turned out by ns we confidently proeluiin to be us good us any made in the county. Encourage home enterprise by giving us your patronage, and we will ensure satisfaction. june 14-4 m the railroad. The cars have not reached Lawrence ville yet, but J. P. Crawford’s Goods Have. 1 have just returned from Atlanta, where I laid in a supply of Harness ma terial, and urn now rendy to put up car liage, wagon, buggy or cart harness, in any style, and at low prices for cash or barter. I will take bacon, lard, wheat flour, corn. meal, honey, or other produce, at market prices, in pay for work. Old harness promptly repaired. Collars, whips, halter chains, girths, rein webbing, patent axle grease, bridle bits, martingale rings, buckles, rosettes, ornaments, etc., kept on hand. I also have for sale the Milburn Wagon, manufactured in Indiana, which is said to be far superior to any made in the South. 1 offer them at low prices lor cash. Call and see me. I mean business. JOHN P. CRAWFORD. Lawrenceviile, Ga., July 19,1871-3 m LA W HENCE VILLE CARRIA <, E AND WAGON SHOP. Having Several Years’ Experience, I would call the attention of my friends, and the public generally, to the fact that I am prepared to Manufacture, or Repair, any kind of Wagon, Carriage, Buggy. Cart, Wheelbarrow, or any other vehicle Prompt attention given to all work in our line. Having skilled workmen, and a full supply of the best material, I guarantee satisfaction J. W. WILSON. Lawrtßetvilte.Ga , June 21 So Atlanta Advertisements. I A J WEST. L P THOMAS, ,IR. H S EDWARDS West & Edwards (Successors to A. J. West & Co), WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, Peachtree Street, Atlanta," Georgia. 4®*" Orders promptly filled. Consignments solicit fed. Keep cdhstaittly on hnnd a large stock of Groceries, Flour (all grade-). Bacon. Com, Western Produce, Bagging, Ties, etc. aug 16-6 m GREAT INDUCEMENTS! 10* r MORRIS & BROTHER, No. 50 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA, GA, Keep constantly on band a large supply of Flour , Bacon, Corn , Lard, Sugar, Coffee, I | and efery article usually found in a FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE. We solicit from our old customers a continuance of their trade. Our motto is, “ Quick sales and small profits.” We do not intend to be undersold. Call and examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere. We deliver all goods sold to the depot, free of charge, and guarantee them to be as represented. aug 16-6 m li. H. GOODMAN, Corner Peachtree aud Wheat Streets, ATLANTA, GA., Keeps on hand a choice lot of FAMILY G R.O CERIES, BACON and LARD, And all yrades of the BEST FRESH GROUND FLOUR. aug 16-6 m c. A. HOWELL, (Decatur Street, near Heath’s old stand,) Dealer in Cliotof* Family Groceries and Country Produce, Poti.try, Kaos, &c. &K&' Country trade solicited. ’Xsm Highest cash prices paid for country produce, in cash or barter, aug 16--3 m AIR LINE EXPRESS. We have established a regular Express Line on the Atlanta and Richmond Air- Line Railroad. A Messenger will run daily on the Passenger Train. We will have agents at Gainesville, Buford, Du luth and Norcross. All goods directed to our care Will be transferred from other roads free of drav agp, and the whole freight collected at the point of delivery. All Express matter Will be delivered fiee of charge to and from the cars at the depot in Atlanta, and boxes, barrels etc., returned to the shipper free of charge. ITT* We also keep constantly on hand a large stock of Family Groceries, Coun try Produce, etc., and will sell on com mission goods forwarded to our house. H. 11. WITT & CCb. aug lfl*-tf Atlanta, Ga. Sharp & Floyd, Successors to G. Sharp, Jr., ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Wholesale and Retail Jewelers. We keep a large and varied assortment of FIXE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES, Solid Silver Ware We Manufacture Tea Sets. Forks, Spoons, Cups, Knives, etc. Premiums for Agricultural Fain. We are prepared to fill any order for Fairs at short notice ; also, to give any information in regard to Premiums. Onr list comprises Gold, Silver and Bbowse Medals, Pitchers, Goblets, Spooks, Forks, etc. Our prices are as low as the goods can be purchased in the United States. Or ders by mail or in person respectfully so licited and carefully filled. Watches and Jewelry carefully Re paired and Warranted. Masonic Badges and Sunday-school Badges made to or der. All work guaranteed. Engraving free of charge. SHARP A FLOYD. mtv 31.1 v Atlantd Advertisements. MoBRIbE & CO , iit rout Khs or EAUtfiENWARE, TABLE ANE 1 POCKET CUTLEftV, Aiiij MANbkACTthtkii'B agents Etm Silver-Plated Ware* TO MERCHANTS. •dPWe will duplicate any New York assortment of Crockery, Cutlery or Glass Ware. ttisip- We have assorted crates of best ironstone and c. c. Wake, of our own importation, packed to our order, ahd exactly suited to ilie wants of Cotintry merchants, containing lit) liigb priced dishes or tureens, or other bard stock, but just stleli goods as those In constntit cash tiotnithd. ftajf-Wc sell them Ct-ltteS, for Hfct fittsll. for 880, and guarantee entire r.iitisfact ioh to every purchaser. • JgyWill send lists on application. Grantvii.i.e, Ga.. April 7, 1871. Messrs. Mcßride ,(■ Co , Atlanta, Ga .; We have just marked the Crockery, j etc. We are pleased with the bill. Al- I low us to congratulate you on securing such a good packer. Scarcely n piece broken. Fll the order for Cutlery ut lowest prices. Truly yours, Garrett k Zkli.ans. jane 2!-6m AIR-LINE HOUSE, Pryo: Street, near the Oar Shed, ATLANTA, GA. J. L. KEITH, - - Proprietor. Single Meal , or Lodging, 50 Cents aug 10-ts I sasseen House, ! Up stairs, over 46 k 48, Whitehall, i between W. B. Lowe k Co. und liiiwshe & I lay ties, A T LAN TA, GE oftGl A . tk£' I hope my old friends ami custo mere will give me a trial. Terms—Transient boarders, per day, ®2 | single meal or lodging, 50c. E. ft. SASSEEN, Ag’t, Pro. may 24 ts D K Y GOO J) S ! AT JOHN KEELY’S STORE, A T L A N T A , G R 0 R 0 I A, Will now be room a vtar la roe aso carefully selected stock, comprising in part ; DRESS GOODS, In every grade; SUMMER SHAWLS a very choice line of WHITE GOODS, ' LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, etc., CtC. ALSO, | FARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY n beautiful lot of LACK COLLARS JUST RECEIVED, IN KNULISH THREAD, MALTESE) ttOKttON, VALENCIENNES, And other styles. A large assortment of GUIP URE LACES just received, at snrpt isingly low prices BARGAINS in Real Luna Points will be offered. A FIRST CLASS SELECTION OF ENGLISH II OS I E R Y In ever' tyle, shape, and quality. ALSO, JOUA N’S KID GLOVES. IN ALL COLORS AND SIZES. **k- An examination of this stock is ■ earnestly solicited, as no tains have been spared to make it attractive, ap 26 3m 11AGL WANTED. I will pay a liber al raicE for Clean Cotton and Linen Rays. B. E. STRICKLAND, i LaATT-nctei’le. JuD 26th -3r <; WtXNt'/l'i COIW TV Gtrinncit Sheriff'* Sale. Will be sold before the Court-house door in Liwrenreville. Uwintfiti county, 1 Ga., between the legal hours of stile, oh the first Tuesday in September next, lot | of land, numbe r not known, in the 7th d strict of Gwinnett, containing 80 acres, more or less, and joining lands of Daniel Born, Mrs. Doss, and other*. Sold to satisfy a Superior Court fifa in favor of Aimer It. Roberts and Tabnr G Heberts administrators, etc., vs. Harrison K. Brogdon. Property pointed out by the defendant. M. V. UK \N D. nog 9-td Sheriff, Georgia, Gidnnett County Thomas G. and J. M. Jacobs, admin istrators, with the will annexed, of Thom as Jacobs, deceased, represent to the Or dinary of said comity that they have fully administered said estate. ’l'llis is to cite ull and singular, kindred and creditors, to be and appear at my ofllc-P, on Or before the first Monday in .September next, and show cause, if any they hake. Why said nduiinstrutors should riot be discharged and receive Utters of dismission. This June sth, 1871. june 7-td J. T. LAM KIN. Ord’y. Georgia, Gwinnett County. William B. Pharr, administrator, with tb - will annexed, of Edward Pharr, lle -1 ceased, represents to me that he has filllj administered said tstate : This is to cite all and singular, kindred and creditors, td be and appear at my office on or Ix-fore the first Monday ill November, and show cause, if nnjr the)’ have, why said administrator should not be d schurged from his administration, and receive letters of d emission, aug 2-id J. T. LAMKIN, Ord’y. , Georgia, Gwinnett County. I Four weeks after date application will lx- made to the Court of Ordinary of said j county for leave to sell the lands belong- I ittg to the (state of N. F. McKlroy, late ; of said county, deceased. aug 2- it J. A BELL, Adm’r. Forsyth county. Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary ol Forsyth county. Ga , as administrator of John Armstrong, lute of Ftlill county, deceased, I will sell, before the Cbtift- bouse door, in the toWn nf Chmtriing, Ga.. between the legal liorifs of sale on the first Tuesday 111 October best, 541%' acres of land on the writers nf the Chrittrihooehee river nnd Four-mile creek, known as the Armstrong planta tion, It) miles Fast bf Gumming, 11 miles Southwest of Gaineriville, arid fotir miles West of the town of Flowery Branch, on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line railroad—about one half cleared Up and in a fine slate of cultivation—go<xl build ingH and orchards, well watered and well timbered, and considered one among the best plantations on the Chattahoochee river. The lots are at follows: Number 1104. containing 40 acres; 1105, 40 acres; 1165, 40 acres ; 1166, 40 acres ; 1174, 40 acres; 1175, 40 acres : 1176, 40 acres; 1177, 40 acres; 1235, 40 acres ; 1236, 40 acres; 1237, 40 acres; 1240, 40 acres ; 1241, 25 acres ; 1242, 4 acres J 1301,6% acres; 131*2 21% nri-es. and 130th i acres—all in the 14th district and Ist section of Forsyth county. Ga. Sold for tli(‘ benefit of the heirs nnd creditors ot said dceeas-d Terms cask V. F. ARMSTRONG. aug 9-td pr fee sls Adtn’r. Georgia, Forsyth County. John G. Lott, guardian of Savan ah K. Moor, formerly Savannah K. L it, child of James \1 Lott, deceased, applies for letters of dismission : These are to cite all person? concerned to bo and appear at my office on or before the first Monday in .September next, and show cause, il any they can, why said letters should not lie granted. W. t). HkVtLy. Ordv. july 26 td prion 3D of) Georgia, t'ofkjth County. Wesley S. Ilagly, admin'strator, with the will annexed, of Alston Phi|li| s, late of said comity, deeessid, has filed his pe tition for leave to sell the land* of said deceased, which petition will Ik* grunted on the first Monday in September next, a unless some valid objections are offered and sustained. W. D. BKNTLY, july 26-td pr fee $5 Ord'y. Georgia, Foruytti County. Wesly S. Bagly, Executor of Casamkr Barnett, late of said county, d ceased, has filed his petition to sell the land belonging to said deceased, which petition will be granted on the first Monday in Sepiein- Ix r next, unless some valid objections arc offered und sustained. W. D. BKNTLY, Ord’y. july 20—tvl pr fee $o GEORGIA, Forsyth County. John Terry, Executor of Charles C. Jackson, deceased, has applied lor leave to sell 318 aeres of land belonging to the estate ol said deceased, lying in said county, ten miles South of Gumming, known as the Jackson plantation, which application will lie granted on the first Monday in October next, unless some valid ofijeetion* are filed and sustained. W. 1) BKNTLY, OrtVy. aug 16-Id pr fee $.") Administrator’s Sale. Will be sold before the Const-bowse door in the town of Gumming, Forsyth county, between the legal bom* of sale, on the first Tuesday in October next, the fo’lowing pro|>erty : One hundred and forty (140) acres of land in Forsyth county, Ga., 2'.j miles South of Gumming. Ga., known as tne Major place—well improved in every res pect. Sold for the benefit of Ibn heirs and creditors of James Mujor, deceased Terms cash. PAN'L P MAJOR, aug 16-td pr ft-e s.*> Adm’r. ■ i .I i Fill: ATLANTA' SUN. The Atlanta Daily and Weekly Snn, besides being one of the spteiesf and “ newsiest 1 ' journals m the State, is also the cheapkst. The Daily Son, which is poMisbedevery day except Sunday, is 87 per annum, and the Weekly 82 per annum. For clubs of ten or more subscriber*, to cither edition, a copy will be re it free to the orjvnK *r. mau I 5-ts G R FAT A TTRA CTlOJfff SPENCE & GORDON Are now receiving, DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, One of Uirptst and most complete assort Sent t of SPRING GOODS Offered in this merket since the far f Consisting, in part, of 1 Julies' and Gcntl. men’s Dress Goods; Ready-mode Clothing, Ladies' and Gents' lints. Boot* and Shoes. A full line of Notions.- Groceries Hardware, Drugs, Medicines, rt(*> Those goods were pm-chased with great care and attention, ui the LOWEST CASH PR'CF.S, nnd will be sold, for CASH, OR BARTER, oil Such tt rms ns cannot fail to meet the approbation iif uiir customers All we nsfc Is ri lair and impartial in spection of oitr gdttdS, ahd we will moke BRiCES To SUIT THE TIMES. Lawrenceville. April 12, 187!-- Jin Established IHAS. A Southern Institution. “Employing Southern Talent." MOORE’S ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER WHITEHALL AND HUNTER STRELTS, ATLANTA, GA The Course of Instruction include* BOOK-KEEf’ING, In ull its brunches, taught thoroughly and practically. PENMANSHIP A rapid, free, nnd beautiful style. In struction by a superior Penman. COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS. The most rapid, coneise, and improved' methods. BUSINESS PKACTfcftt; I* VRTXERSIIIP SETTLEMENTS, liUflD;fat HJgtfV CORRESPONDENCE, COMMERCIAL LAW, &C. The accumulated advantage of sixteen years’ practical EXPERIENCE in busi ness, and the important improvements recently introduced, renders the course ot instruction at this Institution, unequalled. Circulars and specimens ol Pennmship furnished on application. lL F MOORE, ap 25-Siil Pl’ilihipal, Box 227. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES ! Purchased in New York since the Late Decline in /‘rices / I am receiving a supply of Staple and' Fancy Dry Goods Groceries, Hats, Bonnets, Hardware. Boots and Shoes. Drugs, Notions, etc., etc . together with 1 all articles generally kept in a retail store, am) will seil at the LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH! Thankful for past favors, I earnestly solicit a coni inuanee of your patronage. B. K. STRICKLAND Lawrencecille, GV, Aprit 5, 1871. ap 5-3 m EASTMAN BP.'InKSS COLLEGE. A Southern School. Located at Atlanta, Ga. Patronize a Home Institution . And the recognized head of all coronn r cial or business schools for the practical.- useful education of young men. truhring' them for an active, sncees-ful file. Sift den's are admitted every week -My in the year. For further pariicrffn-*? t 4 the course of study, tei ms, etc address A U East* kB, Brineipwl. ap 36-3 iii THE DAILY AND WEEKLY TK V K (i EO KG I A N . THESE ARK PRiMiRESStfE' National Democratic Neirspa/). r*. I hey are devoted t>> ilia Best Interes's of the Entire Country. They are pitld shed in • ATLANTA. • GEORGIA, At the following remark wMy low rites: Daily—l 2 months (Hf ** 6 months 2 ?5 “ 3 mouth* ......... -v I SO “ 1 month.. .... . . S® Weekly —l2 months. ... ... 200 “ 6 months 1 00 1 Those desirous erf having he j Newsiest and best Family Pajiee l Should subscribe at once to either I or both of them. We urgently rw * quest all iuteie-ted in the welfare «*k Georgia, to send u» short letters- oe the crops, and matters of genera interest. Address SAMUEL BAKE* Publisher Daily A Weekly TL’ueWoayian, 1 Drawer 3^, A t!an»ii. G