Georgia Historic Newspapers

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VOLUME II.I
Kates #f A*rer»isl»i
. ,» tillTslNG.-Uar** 4» <*** D**™™*,
cxcec* av« line., flffOUper sssn*. bpecUl
T h JoOpo rirrxwi cmirrs per lias tor first
1 » u j fiy» CMsr* per line thereafter. The
1 "arKc* will be made tor sdTertUeme&ta
; . ss man a square, obltuariee. sad all
« * personal nature. Except in cates
* . contract, other advertisements will be
- V : -V- i the lollowla* rate*;
a**, une insertion,
two Insertion*,
three Insertions,
ATLANTA,. O/L, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1868.
THE GREEN LINE.
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INUMBER 73
one week, •
uontn •
fU»
• 1-5U
SOW
- 3.60
10.00
• 36.0U
„ »• uue mont_
•• three months. -
- . a w per levy of ten lines or less.. 9» 80
s Mortgage U. la. sales, per square.... • 00
' i ..ilociors's sales, per square 6 00
‘ , p.r Letters oi Administration 3 00
*. u S for Letters or Guardianship 8 00
1 ■ oi application tor dismission from
L lustration ............. 4 50
' ;o r~ oi application lor dismission from
1 tu?iup 8 00
; ations tor leave to sell Land B oo
. - to Debtors aud Creditors 3 00
• ! and, etc., per square '..>6 00
' 4 , ; ,« A #.ablel»topertr, 10 days, per sqr.' 1 60
, Notices, 30 aajs 8 00
.*■ ,„^reoi Mortgage, per sqr.eaehtlme... 1 00
* v, r . UtQUiKKD FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING.
* c , of !.and, etc., by Administrators, Kxecu-
, ,'or uuardiaus, are required by law to be held
‘ me hist Tuesday in the month, between the
r\ s oi icu in the forenoon and three la the at-
at the Court House In the county In
' tiie property u situated. Notices of these
,k» given in a public gaaette 00 days
‘ , u* to tho uay of sale.
‘ cs of me sale oi personal property must
,co in like manner 10 days previous to the
j ,. ot sale.
‘ ; , K ,. to the debtors and creditors of an asiat.
. aiw he puhHshed 4b days.
. ..i.c that appiicattoa will be made to the
r ; ot ordinal* tor leave Wo sell Laud, eto-,
w ,r.i be published tor two mouths.
.tt.oi.3 tor letters of Administration, Guar-
p. etc., uilist be published 30 days; tor dis*
-roiu Administration, monthly tt months)
:i:iMiM><on from uuaniianship 40 uaja.
id io: tc.oaure of mortgage must be pnb-
<.,1 monthly lor 4 months; lor establishing lost
. 1#i mr the lull space of 3 mouths; tor oom-
i.u.g titles iTom Executors or Administrators,
.... e houi ass been given by the deceased, the
n. - ace oi Luico mouths.
. loatioo* wdi always be continued accord-
.. ... mere, me legal requirements, unless other-
v.. or'lcrcd.
j-j»- l.li.r. KAl. DEDUCTIONS WlU be
i . at!) odviruser*.
- au luuMcat and lereigu adverttaemeats
c ue ^repaid to secure publication.
litulriuMi acaeduias.
lygjf- utUKolA RAILROAD—171 miles—JTera
u\c • cuts per mile.—Jon* t. Aina, President; A.
u ...o.i, .superintendent; vi. X. AMUiuwoM, Agent
.vu-uta.
dit raMsnenn main.
L.ie Atlauta 7.U0 A.M.
at Augusta 6-30 P.M
i Augusta ...............4.1X1 A.M.
a: ::»« al Atlanta .4.4) P.M.
NO 1U A 1 N Si UN SUNDAY.
stuUT raseaaeaa raaia.
LcaVc Atlanta 6. SO F.M.
.i.ii . e al Augusta... 3-tW A.M.
I..SU Augusta 101b P.M.
Arrive at Atlanta i.44 A.M.
a 1 Lam a a warn point hail
i. v. - miioa—Pare, per mile—JOHN P.
Al>u, i resident, a. P. Gnaxr, Superintendent;
n al tiAKiK, Areal at Atlanta:
SUMMER aUKaNGltMKNT.
I»av l AriSS.SOka TSXIS-Ot’IViU.
l.«ave Atiaiita ...........1:15 A.M
.Virile at West Point 1:10P.M.
urt i-ASHUsuam TBAIM—inwasd.
L* .ii** W cst Point. .13:36 P. M
.nun at Atlanta 6:16 P.M.
N.wMr KKalUMT AND riUVSUkl—OCTWslD.
Lt.li Atlanta 4:!»P. M
A.ncil W rst Polut 13 :J6 P. M
MuIlT KKKibUr AND rAaSNNGNA—IN W AaD.
i._U tV, rt Polut 11:40 A. M.
. ■ Atlauta 6:46 A. M
CMT MACON A WKs'i'gKN KAlLJtOAD—1U1
W..C- fare, lire oenta per mile—A. J. Hmra,
1 ir-hicut, t. U. W AlAsa, auperluteudent; &. A
Anulnson, Agcut at Atlanta:
DAT rissvKots mis.
• csd Maciu ...
A. r*'», at Atlanta ...
L< aVc atlauta ...
Arrive al Jia.di - . .
» s.o Mucou - *
Arrive in Atlanta ...
Atiaiita ...
Ain s i:< jl.i.on ...
7.48 A.M.
3 ou P M.
7.16 A.M.
ID P.M
8 40 P.M.
4.30 A.M.
7A4 P.M
4.10 A.M.
aor Al Ail. oi. AUK UMl PUOM Al LAMA
7 < I'Alt Lo.NgtiA.—
L a,<. .Vl.aiila Monday, WeAutviiS) Arid
rndav 6.00 A.M
i lo lay,Thursday and Saturday 7.UU P.M.
i. 4
y LU d/tess iMrecU/ry.
..AJ, * LUCK’S. JUWALMY, SC.
1* nr.itai AN, dealer in W arches. Clocks
•uii JeHdr). silver W are aud Pancy
">wi,, nuld Pcu» aud Dpcetacite, corner
•tal l, tta and W UltCaall street, (old Nor-
’•< r. ; Atlanta, Ga. 47 etcher, Clocks, Jew-
. c t .aired vtii warranted
bill
s, " Ji iiULLN AN, Oeslei in Watches.
\ m ’rK t-id-hs. -levrelrj, (aold Pens, Spectacles,
_ k v ’ altcllall rlicet, wl door above M
eiUMt *.j mh a t-o.'s Hook store, Atlanta, Ga.
*• 11 * >u ruuil style and warranted.
d).
IH6CMJJTCM.
\ t-i.VA Lii f. l.vsLSAkLk COMPANY-
Assets, Wi. JanMtoe, Genera.
a,,ui acu s building, corner oi Alabama and
•v ditc:..!,. street#, second door. myS-ly
s.
■t± .hL Jyt nsr 1ST ,
*>v*tt* IN riliST CLAM 7
" ATI 11KS. J EW ELHY, SIVEli TABLE
&L18. FLNE TABLE ULTLKKY,
" ^ ‘ 1 article pertain-
l ,7° YI ~ 1 Jeweler’s
iso. une W atenes and Jewairv
lolu.ill l togive^..^
Marietta au
be proui
fsMMi
®^Sk.4“T 1
II U'C Also. Une w aicnee and Jewelry
repaired proMptli, aud Warranted tojrlVe
nou Call at corner oi Marietta au,.
u u.tc..au , lr *ets. w here orders will bepromutl.
fehao—tuba ‘
- bc -
Dentist Office, |gp,
Giaiuu ll'ock , broad street, ad)«iDiag ICailroad
Vtcrglg,
8*08
Atlanta
uoo.n mm. g»
OiMCK OVKK MBaUOR *
H U BaDUK*.
r-iGsu -dr»ni
E. XI. A II. A. OLC’OTT,
Auctioneers and Commission MtrehanU,
Nos, W and 64 Mark-l street,
Montgomery al.vbama
(S ^ ILL give Stiecial attention totCTYV,
jL iJ, of IteaPKstato, Stocks,
H LN I IT UE, and gO'Kls of all de-fllH
i '«Tiption*. Consignments of al kinds re-
t.ulij solicited. marl3—dU
DAILY PASKNCCR LINK
BMTWKKN
Atlanta and Naw York,
Philadelphia, Washington,
AND OTHER
EASTERN OITIES,
VIA
Western and Atlantic,
—AND—
Yirginia & Tennessee Railways.
ALL RAIL ROUTE!
:o:
Tint. TabU, May 11, 1stIS.
NORTH.
Leave Atlanta
Leave Dalton
Leave Knoxville
Leave Bristol
Leave Lynchburg
Leave Washington
L*ave Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia
Arrive at New York
. TOO r M
. 3.3U a M
.11.17 A II
. lit r x
. ttWAM
.morn
. 818 r M
. 138 A M
. 6-80 A M
SOUTH.
Leave New York 7-88 r *
Leave Philadelphia U.4M r n
Leave Baltimore tto a M
Leave Washington 6 8) a X
Leave Lynchburg 886 rn
Leave Bilstol 710 a if
Leave Knoxville 8 68 r M
Leave Dalton 8 44 r u
Arrive at Atlanta 4 48 a M
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Time between Atlanta and lev York, f"t keure.
The GKKA.T M VIL between Atlanta and
New lork is cajrie<l exclusively by this Line.
Sleeping Coaches on all Sight Trains
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THROUGH TICKKTI
GOOD UNTIL USED,
—AND—
BAGGAGE CHECKER THROUGH
TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
may5—«13m
JOHN R. PECR,
Master oi Transportation,
W. A A, X. K.
FAST FREIGHT LINE
BKWKKX
St Louis, Louisville 4; Atlanta.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
Between Louisville or Hickman
and. Atlanta.
THE REDUCED TO ^ HOURS.
Reduction iu Rates.
3 . me following low
NK" TO ATLANTA.
— -to • to- - --
HE ATTENTION OK SHIPPKICS U caUed to
the following low rates by the M UKEKN
From Louisville.
1 74
From St, Louis.
1 M
lot Class.
3d Class l if
3d Class i is
4th Class M
Bacon per 10U lbs «,W
Flour, Applea, Onions,
Potatoes, per bbl 1 83
Salt, Cement, Plaster, pei
barrel * is
Beef and Pork, per bbl 3 73
Com, per bushel 36
wheat; Bye, Barley, per
bushel *8
Through Mills of Lading will be given at
points ol Shipment, and all claims for loss, dam
age and overcharge will be settled promptly at
point of delivery.
Thariffa showing Classification, etc., may bo
obtained at office of Western and AU antic E. K.
JOHN B. PECK. M. T ,
mart—dStn W. A A E. R.
I 63
1 33
i n
l li
1 «7
> <N
8 !M
38
41
given
NEW FREIGHT ROUTES.
NEW ORLEANS
AXO
ATLANTA.
T HE following low rates have been agreed ou
between New Orleans and Atlanta, taking
effect February 1st, 1868:
AU Rail via Grand By Steamer to Mem-
FAINS * PARROTT,
Wholesale Grocers,
Commission Merchants,
1 8 6 8.
Summer Arrangement*
GREAT WESTERN PASSENGER ROUTE
TO THE NORTH AMR EAST,
—VIA—
LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
—OK—
I IN ZDI^ZESToA^OIdlS 5
Pa*8cugers by this Route have choice of
Tweuty.flvo Different Rentes le
NEW YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
I’as-engers holding tickets by tills roHto to New
York, J’uila^el^hia, or Baltimore, cam visit
Washiugtou without extra charge.
S^I'are Name as via Kaexvtlle er
Augusta.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA
CWDaily at 7 a. in. and 7 p.
After arrival of all Southern Trains, and make
close connections 10 above named cities.
V
py*Check Bajfffage to I»uUvllle, and i*
will be ru-checkeu to deetinatioD on Tndn»
ot Ixtulsville and Nuidtvillo Kailroud be
fore arrival at Louisville.
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Magnificent Sleeping Care
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
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AMPLE TIME 70K MEAL! A GOOD HOTEL*
ASK FOR TICKETS
VIA LOUISVILLE.
Junetton. No charge
for Insurance, Dray-
age, Com tu is eon or
Forwarding.
1st Class 1 73
td Class 1 30
*d Class 1 36
4th Class 1 00
phis, Toun., or Hick
man, Kv., theuee all
Kail without tranship
ment. No charge for
lirayage or Forward
ing.
1st 4 lass 1 49
WU.iv 1 «
3*1U CTf..V?...' ? (Vi
4th i. tss M
Through Bills of Lading will ue given at points
ef nhipmrut, and all claims for l^ss ordaiusg.
and overcharges will bo promptly seille-1 at
points of delivery.
Tariffs showing Classifications, etc., may be oh
Mined at office Western and Atlantic Railroad.
JOHN B PK( K M. T..
mar4—d8m W. A 1. K. K.
RECEIVE j THIS WEEK,'
AT
I. T. BANKS’,
UVKU ONE 111/ N DUEL) CASKS
BOOTS AN1) SHOES.
Style xml variety suite 1 to the Sexuori.
TEN CASES
LITER LEATHER AND CALF SKINS.
TEN THOUSAND
Famids Hemlock ami Oak Sole Leather.
SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS AND STOCK
Of ull kinds.
Also. HAKNKSS LEATHER. Selling for CASH
OXLY. aud at prices satisfactory to iho closoet
buyer*.
gge me tuber tl*e Place and Sign.
I. T. BANKS,
Corner Whitehall and Hunter streets.
xptW
aOXKTS
ROSWELL COTTON
TREDEGAR NAIL WORKS,
J. O. EARNESTS' FLOURING MILLS,
No. 7 Peachtree utrert,
ATLANTA ...... GEORGIA*
Have in Store and offer to the Trade the following
articles at
Bottom Prices for Gash:
W CAH LOADS CHOICE WHITE CORN.
kAl sock. j. o Munpcat s ceieoratfcd Family
and Extra riniitv Flour, -
300 sacks K P Ksrarsl's Extra and Extra
Family Flour- very One,
Wt sacks ,\ BowtnauS Extra Family Flour,
very line,
130 sacks lfrah-on’- ani Washington Mill*
Extra aud Family Hour,
160 sacks Waiauoo Mills Flour,
ISO sacks Nathaniel Kogan’s Choice Family
Flour- none lietter,
SOJ sacks Fresh Ground Corn Meal,
30 barrels Florida and Southwest Georgia
Cane Syrup—a beautiful and excellent
article,
36 barrels Choice New Orleans Molasses,
35 barrels Baltimore Golden ■'Jiup,
60 bairels Portland Molasses—cheap,
f. bags Fair Rio Coffee,
33 bags Good Rio Coffee,
60 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
36 bags Choice Uio Coffee,
10 bags LagusraCoffee,
30 barrels baltiiuoie MxtraC hugar,
10 barrels Baltimore A Sugar,
5 barrels Baltimore li Sugar,
6 barrels Baltimore Crushed Sugar,
5 barrel? Yellow C Sugar,
60 barrels bright Havana Sugar,
50 barrels Fan Havana -ugar,
7 tierces Prime Carolina Uio*,
6(> boxes Star Caudles,
TO boxe» Starch.
10 boxes soap—common and Hue,
600 kegs Nails—ail sixes,
10 cases Sal dines,
6 cases Co*e O> sters,
5,U0U pounds Tennessee tta. on Hams,
36 gross F..r.or Mat<:ties,
300 dozen Mas.u’s Blacking,
60 boxes v6 lbs. eac.h) Spanish Float Indigo,
5U) pounds Mauder,
3,Uo0 pounds Copperas,
36 dozen Brooms,
3b y>ouuds Lonllard Maocoboy Snuff,
30 nests Market baskets,
3J poun is Ground Pepper,
300 pounds Al spice,
3ub pound. Race (linger,
3u0 sacks Virgiua Salt,
Besides many other articles usually found In a
Grocery House. Call and examine our stock be
tore making your purchases.
FAIN a A PARROTT.
No. 7 Liierut.ec Block,
aprlO— Peachtree street.
From the Southern Recoidor.}
*®*ltx C'ouMtitu(miaul Ausendiuoul.
Atlanta, Ga.
A1TENTI0K, UmRQIARSl
Cheapest House in Town !
a LL who want to 8AVK MON ItY before buying
Jy jour GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, go to
BOYD, WALLS A CO.,
Corner Whitehall and Mitchell street*.
(ATLANTA GEORGIA.
...•1 A . ii.3a
*TU kete hy this Route tor sale at
General Ticket Office, Atlanta.
JOHN B. PECK,
-* w
may 6— <Wm
Masi«r of Transpenailoe,
'A. B. B.
.rl4 dam
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Educational Institutions.
Bcr.C. r. F. BANCKOFT, Principal.
OF TWENTY WEEKa
IC7 irtiri-- may i*. Board and ruition, |lOU.
*prt7-RSw
kU riEribloN
t* May 18. 1»»-
. In mivauee. , , ,
for particulars send for Circular.
C C CA Itl’EN l ER. auperint* ndent.
Lookout Mountain. T«us.
Mi
Chicago Ale Depot. i
K. KENNY haa c- nstariHv on hand1
a full snpply of the eelebr»tortf"“ * B *
CAGO ALK, aud la prepared,
ILL’S CHIC AG
to supply dealers in any quautily. He i.
dealer in
BRAN DIM, WINK8, WHISKIlt 8x41.
Sample Rooms. No. 14 Alabama street, next do
to the United States Hotel. apri—dly
HOB7L A ttUHDOSI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer* is
WIN E8, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
Bay street.
BAVAKSaH GEORGIA.
HOLE agen ts for Georgia and Mori-
a*&{ McPhenou A LKinaia 8mith’»cel«-
brated PALK ALE, in barrels and half
muria-dlT
COTTON GOllJJS.
3 /\ BA LEA AUGUSTA 4-4 SHEETINGS,
LV/ l(i,»al«-? Aiktfiutajl-S Shirtings
A) bales Kos .veil cotton A ants:
For sale hy FAINS * PARK r IT,
No. 7 Cherokee Block.
I’eachtiee stiect.
aprlO— Atlanta. Ga.
HERRINC «1 LEYDEN.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
(toiupriaing all Branches of the husines^ rnpre-
seuted in the
Custom and Ready Made Departments of
Mon’s, Boy’s and Children’s
OJ-OTHIIfcTGk
STAK SU1KTS!
With FURNISHING GOODS of every description
mi LOW Eli PRICES lor READY Ua.sU
O.i L i than ever sold in this market.
HE it KING A LEYDEN,
Whitehall street, Allan ta, Ga.
BOCK ‘iSXjA.iN'ID
Manufacturing Company.
IAIN E all-wool SPRING CAsSIMKUKS, JK AN8,
£ Ac., on consignment, for sale VEnY LOW to
it liolt-nalu buyers. Merchants are luti.cd to call
and see Sty les and Price*.
UERitlNc A LEYDEN, Agents,
Whitehall street,
Atlauta, Ga.
The follow iutj tlw reimtitutiotu]
or 14th article, th:it theSouth-
mi biaiw arc asked to jm-^ed; which if
done, declares ourselves and those we have
u • t t ■ honored In dars past traitors ami ivl.cis.
MiLLiB, We. a« s people, t!m>ti*yh «»or legislators.
rmut brand ourselves :ts guilty of rcl;-l!wn.
w dt the legislators of Georgia elect do
sutdi a dauininw act. We would miller our
right arm cut oil’ before we would touch it.
As Governor Jenkins has a bill before
the Supreme Court- let us rather await it.?
decision, than with hot haste condemn our
selves. This whole reconstruction Im-i-
nesss will yet be brought to a judicial test,
if the Supreme Court is not utterly cor
rupt:
Resolved by the Senate and House
Representatives ol the United Slate- of
America in Congress assembled, (iwo-
thirda of both Houses concurring.' That
the following articles be proposed lo the
Legislatures of the several States as an
amendment to the Constitution ol the
United States, which, when rat hied by
three-fourths of said Legislatures shall
be valid as a part of the Constitution,
namely: *
Article —. Sec. 1. All persons born or
naturalized in the United States, and sub
ject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens
of the United States and of tiie 5>*aie
wherein they reside. No State shall make
or eutorce any laws which shall abridge
tiie privileges or immunities oi citizens of
the United States, nor shall any State de
prive any person of life, liberty or proper
ty without uue process of law, nor deny to
any person within its jurisdiction the
equal protection of the law a.
See. '2. Representatives shall be a por
tioned ainoiiR the several Stales according
to their respective numbers, counting the
whole number of pe rM>lt s iu each State
excluding Indians not taxed. hut when
ever tiie right to vote at any election for
electors ol Rresideut aud N ice Fresnient.
or lor Lulled Stales Representative* iu
C'ougress, executive or judicial otth ers of a
Siati, or members of the Legislature
thereof, is denied to any of the male inhab
itants of such States, being twenty-one
years of age and citizens of the United
states, or iu any way abridged, except for
participation in rebellion or ot er crime,
the basis of representation therein shall
be reduced in the proportion which the
number of such male citizens twenty-one
years of age iu such State.
See. 3. No person shall be a Senator or
Representative in Congress, or electoral
President and Vice President, or hold any
oltice civil or military, under the U nited
States, or under any rst.He, who having
previously taken au oath as a ineuiiierot
Congress, or as au officer of the Unit'd
States, shall have engaged m i.j -nrr 't :iwi
or rebellion against the same, or given aid
or conilort lo the enemies the reed; but
Congress may, by a vote of two-’birds of
each House, remove sueli disability.
See. 4. The validity of tiie public debt of
the Uuileel State?s au horizetl by law. in
cluding debt incurred lor the payment <•!
pensions and bounties for service- in im
pressing insurrection or rebellion sii.nl m>t
be questioned; but neither Uie Imho
Btat« s nor any State shall assume or j».;y
any debt or obligation incurred in am .u
insurrection or rebellion against the United
States, or any claim lor the loss or email* i-
pution of any slave; but ail such hcni-,
obligation and claims shall be held lib g ..
and void.
Sec. 5. The Congress shall have power to
enforce by appropriate leg s.ation me pro
visions of tliis article.
Passed June 13, 181X5.
We believe ibat tiie adoption of tii.s
amendment by live of the stales now uu
dergoing -reconstruction” is needed io
make, it a part ol tiie Constitution.
DOMESTICS
At Wholesale Only.
4 a sheeting,
“4lt 7 8 SHIRTING,
3 4 smuriNG,
7-8 DRILLS,
OSNABL RG8,
si Ui I'Ea,
YARNS,
lit ULAI’S.
For sale at FACTORY FRICKS. I»y
Unit RING A LK i DEN. Agents,
Wlritctiall street,
niffil-Y -Vtlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Medical College.
'pilE Nf.AT REGULAR COURSE ut LEC-
1 TUKkt iutl.a Institution will » ; »eu ou tiie
in at MONDAY' IN MAY NEXT, aud continue* till
too Unit of Supteinocr following.
FACULTY:
A. MEANS, M. D., Frol, of Goncrol and Medi-
r.*l . liciulstry.
f .1 -l-ul-l-l- vt o., Prof, of Theory and
GEORGIA, Fayette cui.MV.
WHEK .VS, It M. Everett a*liiiini>lr»U>. u
the estate of Noah Smilli. decease*l. rv|>rrM ill, o
the Court that Ue ho* iuii) adtuiiiisic-reU tiie >.u i
Noah suiitb * estate, aud prays for letters <>i *u
urissioii:
These are, therefore, to cite and adm.iuisn all
and singular the kindred aud ere utor., >l - «i-i -le
ceased to be and appear at tuy oOioe u iiiuu ti e
tune prcBotibed l-y law, ami show *;ai!,e. u ,e._.
they nave, why <aid letter* of ui.mu is-ion ,|iuti.*l
not' be granted.
Given under my hand and official Mjcnalurc
this December tiie 13th, 1867.
EDWARD CONNOR, Oidin.uy.
deefiff— w6in Printer’? i.-cfi:./
D. C O’KEEFE. M
Practice ol' Medicine.
W. F. WE.sTMOltKL.VND, M. I)., Prof, of!
Principles and Practice ol Surgery.
JESSE Boring, M. D., pror. of oustetrio* and j
Diseases of W omen.
H. V. M. MILLER, M. D., Prof, of Cl laical
Medicine.
J. M. JOHNSON. M. IV, Prof, of Physiology.
W. S. AKMiTKONG, M. D., Prof of Aua’.omv.
I. G. WESTMORELAN D t M. D , Pro.. of Ma
teria Mcdicaand Therapeutic*.
G. L. JONE•. Al. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
V D’ALVIGNY.M D,Curator.
For lurther It ioruiaiiun addres*
J. G. WESTMORELAND, Dean.
Atlanta. Ga , March 36. iNW— IU
GEORGIA, Henry county.
WHERE *8, Jaiuc* coker, a*hn ni?irat*»i in
I ri^hl of hi* wife, com U-* tauten to anuexe-i. *»n the
. estate of Jaiuc U. McUi^Ut, *iccca?c.i, n.u- ui-.de
' application to me for letters dtsmis?ur> ir**m ?.ti<l
! estate:
These are, therefore, to cite and a-h:ioni?h all
' and siuic'-ilar the kin<lre*i and creditor* *n -.u.l
i deceased, to be aa*t appear at uiy oihcc, w tillm tlie
! time prescribed by iaw, to »i.*>w <an.-c, i- ... >
i tney have, why such letters stiou.d uoi lie ^rann-d
! in terms of the law.
Given under my liana and othc.iai M^naiiirc,
this the 37in day of Noveuiiier.
«J. R. NOLAN. Or*!
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Important Notice
T8 C07SINUKS OF bOib.
WESTERN VND ATLANTIC RaILROAD
omet M VHTXm of Tkaxwoutation
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uKOKGIA. Kaykiie county.
WHEREAS, Kliison RU*n, »*liunil'll.u n on the
estate oi Wllitam Watson, decease*!, icpic .-cmlo
the Court that he h . * lu.lv admiuioU.c*! .u«*n
William Watson » estate, ali*l prays ’or leltei'.? <»l
dismiss ion:
ihis i*, therefore, t*> cue *.l an-1 *m^u ...•
the kindred and creditors of .?a»u -ie-ea-ei
to be aud appeal at uiy office witniii thc-
tliue pre*orih*jd oy law, and >;i*> v cu **c. -t any
:liey nave, why »ai*l letters of di?iui?si-»a should
r.ot be granted. . .
Given unde-' my hand au.l o*li-'iai si^natuic,
this Decernoer the 18l;i. 18»i7
EDWARD CON N * * K. Or dm-r'.
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Atlanta, Ga.. March 33,1368
O N and after April 1st, 1868, the Kates of FreirV
on Coal will i»e re-luced to One an*l a lull
Cei.u per mile pur ton of 2.0U0 |<ound«.
’Thi Rate to continue iu lorn* until G»'tober 1st.
after w ioh the present rate of Two Cent* per ton
will be? esumed.
By order of the Superintendent.
JOHN B. PBCK.
mar»-ut
Master Transportation.
GEORGIA, Fulton county.
WHERE as. John K. U iiff. ailmini'trator ot
Odemsn W. Marc.hni vn, late of ?aid e.uinty, •n -
ce.iseil. represent? toluc Guirt iu bis pc- iiion liuly
ill,--! that he U.i* fully,Administered -aid e-iat*-:
This is. therefore, to cite all per-on? c*»neeri)e*l
toshow cause. If any they can. why ?ai*i a-Uniui'-
trator should not Ire discli.ir<eii iroiu tu- ?.nd ,i-i-
mutistrariou aud receive leuer? of di-m-*.-i *n *.n
the the first Moudav in June. 18HS
Witness the !I<m. Daniel Pntni in, <»r linar> ot
said county, this 3d Decern lie r. 1867
JOHN T. COOK, Deputy U. lk.
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