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/VX. „ SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871. NO. 404. THE DAILY SUN. Pabililuil by the Atlanta Sob PubUahlng • ? 'Ow»«r. Alexander 11. lUphrni, "tab* air UU, { Proprietor*. lie tender H. Stephens, Political Editor. A. B. WaUou, ■ - ■ • *® w> EdMor ’ J. Ilenly Smith, General Editor and Bnsl- IUEOUU1A LEGISLATURE. nwgxni Diva rnouceninoa. SENATE. UMl editor l WILLIAM H. MOOBE. TmrtllH *§«•*• * , tt. W. HT>I - 1. W. HKABD, |Onr ClIjr Agent. ___ flgNons. make collec tions, and confine! fas advertising- Terms oT Hubscrlptlon i BAZZjTi Single Copy Per Annum....... 00 .. m Blx Month* 6 00 •• * Pot a lee* period than Six Months CLUBS FOB THIS DAILY. Three Copies One Year JO G8 00 84 00 5 Cent*. Single Copy,.... Three Coplea— One Hundred Copies WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS : Single Fire Ten Twenty Fifty One Hundrod Cepiue. Six Months.. gie Copies 84 00 OS 00 A CenIs. Uniform Hales ef Advertising Adopted by the Pressor Atlanta m Pimwiw s II Is I ^ 18 IS IS 1111 3 S i|g|iiii 15ISI! I! a l f I S ? is Wl S18 IS|S If « * « » § mini 1131311 '■M !I!I!1! «|S|5| 51313 13131313 I & S I Moudat, November 13. Tlio Senate met at 10 a. m., President Thaumii.l in the chair. Prayer bv Rev, Mr. Ketchtm. The roll was called, and the journal read and approved. The roaolutione rescinding the resolu tions passed at the last session in relation to the payment of Executive warrants, and the 20th section of tbo appropriation act, beipg the unfinished business of Sat urday, was then taken up. Senator Camtbell resumed his re marks in opposition to the resolutions. Mr. Camdlbh opposed the resolutions because they are unconstitutional, us re lating to moro than one subject matter; and that a resolution is not of sufficient solemnity to suspend or repeal an exist mg law. Mr. Reesb maintained that the reaolu tion rescinded, and the 20th section of the Appropriation Act repealed by -the Adrertirement. iowrfod threw time" . week, 15 P«r rent, off lh« tab!, imtc. abov.j wire > wo.k, 25 y,r rent off to. 1.14, ».te.. asir mo umumi . a. In order to eeUblleb uniform rates of advertiiing for the Dully Preee of Atlanta, we have adopted the foregoing eohedule of priocs, and will bo governed by them in the future W. A. HEMPHILL A CO., pprietors of the Constitution, TCHUBB, Business Manager, Of The Atlanta Sun, Railroab ®ime ®ab!e. Arriviste nnd Departures of Train* to it from Atlanta. WnTtllf * ATLANTIC (OR STATK) JLOLHOAD. MOHT PA*a«NOX» TRAIN—OCT WARD. Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Chattanooga b * 10 r PAMEXUU TRAIN—OUTWARD. .... 6:00 a m 1:31pm OUTWARD 3:45 pm rrivus at Dalton 7:6» p h» KltSHT PAShRNUKR TRAIN—INWARD- «ve* Chattanooga p m reaves Atlanta irrive* at Chattanooga FAST LINK TO » Leaves Atlanta........ oat TAMRRUKR TMAiN—inward. -eaves Dalton 4Ttvoe at Atlanta lu * Wa TUB OROROIA (AUQURAI RAILROAl*. (Ao Day Train on Sunday.! •5 rasaouger Train arrives. >ay Passenger Train leaves. 5:30 p. ay Passenger itsiii — - lone Mountain Aooommodatiou arrive* . .8;0e a. t tone llouutaiu Accommodation loaves....o:» p. i MACON AND WUarBEN UAILROAD. ay Passenger train leave* 7 :65 a.»>> save* Macon.... »y Passenger Train arrive*.. nivee at Macon ight Passenger Train Iuavc*. rrive* at Macon ATLANTA ht Faaeeiiger Train arrive*... ht Passenger Train leaves.... r Passenger Train arrive* r Passenger Traiu leavo* r FOINL RAILROAD. ave Gainesville rive at At'aota ave Atlanta rive at tlainenvill...... Memphis and Cbarleatou Railroad. W. J. Akerh, Agent. Atlanta. Ga. IK TAill-C OF *UR MKKU-if " ruing Exp, •ive* iu Mu going wiwt: leaves Chattanooga. lumpliirt, . 6:30 A M 10;15PM aln leavesChattanooga'. V,ft}j[}! ^ in Memphis, next day... “ 15 1 m .10:20 A M rmug cipr«» «»'"» —x— ive* in Chattanooga, next morning... ■ * M il Train leave* Memplu*. •ire* in Chattanooga, uext day ■ • • 600 1 M Atlantic and Uulf Itnilrond. iYBOM Savannah, Ua., via Albsuy, Jaafcsouvi.lt: 1 and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: ave savannah daily l0 X * *• * J Tire *t Albany dally. - {JJ E* 8 rjn at jaekwnvUlfi dally * ■” * • M T, Y ..tT.IUS.re«'"'*‘b iSiaff*!* '*• |at p an'r$Ub'^c'« isoiidiir. ' , . ■n jJkreavUI. drelr }!' H •reSlUMdreUr.... TirertSareniwInl* 11 ! — *• “ •ad • dT.TVTA. ROME AHD DALTON R. R. ^ a Howe ?. : 2. S:’ »iw i i 1 MA.H..IJ* t.f ftt Suliu. *ac<m A AqgitsU KailroaJ. , aawm » »«. **!*?*“ |WAH|tt*l« * 0C A. M ir®i===!:::i rtnrn RattMW* •* '^‘“bn-n. re at W* a Want Point re at Montgomery ... 6:15 P _ ...11:40AM ....UdOPW resolutions aro substantially tlio Hit me, and argued from tbo Constitution that a resolution c&ji liavo the effect of law, if so intended. Mr. IinowN opposed 4be resolutions on the ground that tho operation of a law could not bo suspended in that way. Mr. Hinton claimed that tho resolu tions aro warranted by precedent, and such precedents liavo been sustained by tho Courts; that tlioy do not violate tlio Constitution, and in the n3cefsity for immediate action, ought to be adopted. Mr. Reese moved to refer the resolu tions to the Judiciary Committee; car ried. Mr. Hillyem offered u resolution to provide temporarily for tho printing of tho Senate and directing the Secretary to make a suitable arrangement therefor; adopted. Tho Committee ou Public Printing to whom whs referred Mr. Lester's bill, in reference to tho public printing, re ported adversely on tho same. A Houso r» solution, that the Into Treas urer ^nd oilicors of Western and Atlantic road shall pay immediately into tho handsbf the State Treasurer tlio balance of funds in their hands at tliotimo of the lease of said road, and shall pay no part of said balance to any other parties, was concurred in. A messago from tlio Governor trans mitting tho report of the Huperiutcnd- ent of Public Works upon the rairouds of the State, w,ts received, and, on mo tion, referred to tho Committee on Inter nal Improvement*. BILLS ON FOIST READING. By Mr. Black—To prevent tbe hunt ing with fire arms ou the land or Linds of another without his cousent, and to provide for the punishment of the same. By Mr. Bruton—Fixing tho compen sation of Grand, Petit and Traverse Ju rors of the county of Decatur, at §2 50 per day; also, to provide for a county Board of Commissioners for the county of Decatur, and to prescribe tiia powers and duties of the same; also, the repeal-^ ing of so much of the jury laws of this State as refers to members of lire com panies. By Senator Dcveaux—To repeal an act incorporating the town of Clinton, Jones county. By Mr. Hillyer—To amend section 3G40 of tho Code in relation to the ft.es of Sheriffs of the Superior Courts; also, to moro effectually punish certaiu unlaw ful acts of violence; also, to uuiend an act to protect the peoplo of thU State in the sale of kerosene oil. Mr. Candler—A resolution rescinding the resolution approved May oili, 1870, in relation to the payment of Executive warrants for printing drawn by tuts Gov ernor, and countersigned l»y Tne Comp troller-General; adopted. By Mr. Hoyle—To require the Judges of the Superior Court to give specially in charge sections 413'J, 41'Jd, 4451 to tbe Graud Juries. By Mr. Jervis— Fixing the compensa tion oi officers and members of the Gen eral Assembly. By Mr. JoNE^—To encoiu\.ge uheep husbandry in this State; to tax dogs ami for other purposes. By Mr. Jordan—To loguluce the buh- scription of tho city of Mulisou to tbe Gritfin, Monticello and Madison Rail road Company. By Mr. Kidbee—To create and organ ize a new Judicial Circuit out of the couutiesoutof the Southern, Macon and Middle circuits. By Mr. Lbster—To assist the Georgia Infirmary’; also, relating to voting in St. Marys, Georgia; also, to change tbe lino of public road leading from Savannah to SkiJawuy Narrows; also, to amend an act incorporating tho Evergreen Ceme tery Company of Bouavouture; also, to amend an act incorporating the Wduiiug- tou Railroad Company. By Mr. Nunnally—To confer Utu ju risdiction of county courts relating to cSurt contracts, upon the ordinaries ef tho several counties; also, to legalize the subscription ot tho town of ludian Springs to the Griffin, Monticello and Madison lUiiroad Company. By Mr. Reese—To make it penal to withhold money or personal property be longing to the State of Georgia. By Mr. Simmons—To amend section 4251 so as to striko out tho word “add;” also, to abolish all offices connected with tho Western and Atlantic Railroad. By Mr. Smith—To change the line be tween Coweta and Troup counties. create a new Judicial Circuit out of the Southern, Mr eon and Middle Circuits; also, to levy a tax on dogs. Mr. Bacon—To amend article 7, auction 2, of the Constitution of Georgia upon tho two-thirds vote of tho present and tho next succeeding Legislature, and up on the ratification of tho qualified voters of tl}e State; also, to incorporate the Commereial Bonk of Albany! also, to repeal certain sections of the act incor porating tho Georgia Mutual Fire and Life Iusuranoe Company; also, to estab lish a permanent Board of Education for Bibb county. Mr. Hammond—To authorize the use of the State tax in Butts county for 1871 iu building a court houso. Mr, Paxton—To require laud owners in Charlton county to pay tax in said county. Mr. Russell—A resolution to repeal the resolution passed in 1870 authorizing the Governor to appoint a board of law yers to revise the (£>de. Mr. Cody—To organize a Board of Tar Assessors for each county in this State. Mr. Goodman—A bill to authorize the issue of county bonds in Campbell county. Mr. Davis of Clarke—To require peni tentiary convicts to bo returned to tho penitentiary; also, a resolution to require the Judiciary Committee to report what progress has been made. Mr. Maddox—To require owners of land situated in Clinoh county to nay tax in said county; also, a memorial from A mu-.a^o from the Governor was re- Lator it was officially stated that tho ceived, saying that the joint resolution Franklin had 40 east s aud 28 doaths providing for tbe payment of on# liuu dred dollars to each member of the Gen eral Assembly had been approval! aud signed. On motion of Mr. Bacon leave of ab scuce for tho balance of tho session to Mr. Ross, on ftcoomit of sickness, wiis granted. Leave of absence for a few duos was granted to Ur. Wofford, of lianka, and for one day-to Mr. IML Tbo hour of adjournment having ar rived, the House was declared adjourned until 0, a. u., to-iuorrow. TELEGRAPH NEWS lty the .Now York AjMocUlod 1'reaa. MONDAY’S DISPATCHES. WAS HINGT ON. citizenj iu Chuch county, which was not read. Mr. W. P. Anderson—To regulate the pay of jurors in Cobb county; also, to al low the tux iu Gobi) county to bo used in building a court houi Mr. W. D. AndebsoS—A resolution re quiring the Committee on tbo Potiiteu- tiary to inquire into the status of the lease made by U. B. Bullock aud Grant, Alexander A Co.; also, to authorizo the issue of Cobb county bonds to aid in buildingacourthou.se; ulsfl, a bill to umeud tho charter of tho town of Ac- worth. Mr. Spence—To change the lino bo- tweeu Coffee and Ware counties. Mr. Saroent—To incorporate tho town of Sharpsburg; also, to amend the char ter of the town of Newnan. Mr. Palmer —To fix the per diem of members of tbe Legislature; also, to authorizo the use of the State tax for 1871, in Dawson couuty, iu building a jail; also, to amend the road laws so far as they relate to Dawson county. Mr. Rawls—To fix the fees of Solici- tors-General in the Supremo Court. Mr. Phillips, chairman of tho Com- mitlue on Privilege* aud Eleotions, re ported fn favor of declaring tne scat of Daniel A. Johnson, of Spalding county, vacant, and in favor of seating Mr. Da vid H. Johnson. Mr. Phillips stated that when the contestant, Mr. David H. Johnson, came to contest tho election, that tho ballot box was stolen, but that, subsequently, the box was returned to the Graud Jury, who opeued tho box and found that- about seventy or eighty votos wero cost for tho present encumbent by pemoj ‘ ATt By Mr. Wellborn—To provide tho node of mode or adjudicating the rights of par ties under article 7 of tho‘Constitution; also, to incorporate an Agricultural Board and to provido for the disposition of the Agricultural College scrip and for other purposes; also, to repeal section 121 of the Code, providing that iu popular elec tions, when the person elected is ineligi ble, the pereon receiving the next high est number *>f vote# sjpill bo considered By Mr. Pbwedbkt—To provide for a general remedy lor liens and other pur- By criminal offense. . Mr. Smith—A resolution dial tbe time of meeting hereafter shall bell o’clock; not taken up. The genato then adjourn id. HOUSE OF B£FJUE8EKTATlV£a November, Hi R^l. House met at 10, a. XL, Speaker Smith presiding. Prayer by Rev. W. U. Strickland. Journal of Saiurjay’njjro- _ ■- . n ^ £~% to* »» 1 ceediugs read and approved ®A°° KTI 33 A. xhc following bills were read tlio first who did not livo in tho county. ” Alter deducting said illegal votes, tno contes tant, Mr. David H. Johnson, hud a ma jority of thirty votes. The evidence also showed that the box hud not boen opened. Mr. McMillan thought that said Com mittee had no light to examine the Grand Jurors us witnesses, but that all evidence which tho Gommitte oould con sider ought to have been written evi dence taken before tho proper officer. He.fatored u declaration by this House that there was no election if there was any irregularity iu getting * evidence be fore the' Committee, and moved that the report of tho said Committee .bo referred la the Judiciary Committee. Mr. Raik. of Upson, moved to have two hundred copies of tho report and ev idence printed, and that said report be set down as tho special order for Friday next; adopted. Mr. McMillan moved that certain piestious of law involved.bxiho report of said committee be referred to the Judic iary Committee, which mo turn pretp'led. Reading of bills first time was resumed: Mr. Edwards—To legalize the ad journment of Elt^rtfiuperior Court; also, to change tho lime of holding Elbert and Hart Superior Courts. Mr. iluuiiEfiT*-To create a lien fn favor <)Tdoctors and school teachers ou crops, wt Mr. Jouaon ot Clay—For the relief of O. P. AuthouV, Tax Collector of Clay county; also, to incorporate tho town of Whiting. Mr. Ballanger- To roduco into ouo act the act to incorporate the village of Cave Spring and the amendments to said act. Mr lluoues—To repeal au act to es tablish a system of public instruction. idr. Hook—A resolution rescinding a resolution '‘authorizing tho revision of Irwin’s Code; also, to empower Judges of the Superior Courts to appoint Auditors in cases peliding at Jaw. Mr. Jackson—To amend the law in re lation to wills made in other States; also, to amend the law in relation to noncni>a- tive. wills; also, to authorize tho reception of depositions from Postmosters by Clerks of tho Superior Court* in vaca tion; also, to ohange the law of distribu tion in relation to married women; also, to prevent tho collection of coat in cases iu which tint state sh ill be a party nntil tho final termination of said ca^es; also, to amend on oot to carry, into effect the 2d clause, fid section, fmi nrtlefo of tho Constitution of Geoigia. Mr. F.uN -To incorporate the town of Resiles. Tlio Hop ate bill to repeal tho 2Dth sec tion of tho Appropriation Act, approved October 25th, 18v0, was read tlio f\rst time. On motion of Mr. RioIiaium the rulos wera suspended, aud the bill to authorize the jrevi*t+n of tho jury-box iu Chtiokec county was taken up aud paused. McWhorter moved to suspend the roloi to take up n resolution {iroTidfng pose**.. m «_ i i . for ivrfnttug two hnndr» d copies of art- By Mr. Ebww To make (uander a ,i;*i nn al aLundinor committees. ditional standing committees. BiUa on first reading resumed ; Mr. BiiuiONs— 1 To amend 1040 of Re vised Codo so far os it relates to fees of Sdlfcitors-GtnoraL Mr. McMillan—To provide for ditch ing land in certain cases; also, to make slander a criminal ofibu-so:also, to ohange tho county site of Clatk county from WatkintfiTle to Athens; also, to alter the law in relation to holding adjourned terms of Superior Courts; also, to incor porate a State Agricultural I*nd Grant Board, aud for other purposes; also, to ,o the Cleric and Sheriff of compensate LB8. HEAVY CINCINNATI CLEAR . yre ..J ; Mi *^ U> L * r '' - Con 1 into the Southern Judicial Cir-! Uou 2JI1I Code; ,m.muiu » t,,r « cuit, aud to fix the timo of holding Su* word “Ordinary for County Court iu A ‘ perior Courts in certaiu counties; also, to | certain sections of tho Code. lb-. T n „Y Htje. *ud shooidK*. | Mr. Hcntkr—To transfer the coqnties Richmond county for servues rendereil lu * 1 of Cliuch .Echols and Lowndes, from tho 1 iu the District Court; also, to repeal sec- .i i.. into tii.. Knnthera Judicial dr- ‘ tiou 2JID CuJo; alio, Iu .uurtitut® tuo 4 £j—phaU fmrjkho •Wormon t’omvielo tm Btcmpt —J»njtremr Court iStrioiau—Tln Fragrnmm* of the lirnnd Bmke—Muothrr Muter §Ht~ mlned-Lnitn ,V«1 Marion—The iJotermtumi at Momc. W.u>uum>tom, November 13.—It. has been telegraphed North to-night that tho President has undor consid oration tho nccossitj of placing oortuiu counties iu Northwestern Georgia uuder restrictions liko those imposed npon cer tain South Carolina counties. Wasiunotosi, November 13.—A case ia pending before the Supreme Court here, seriously affecting tho recent proceedings uguiust tho Uormona. Three years ago some llipior was destroyed by tho Mor mon nuthorities. Unit was brought! and a verdict was rendered against Salt Lake. The ground of appeal is that the jurors should have becu summoned by the Ter ritorial instead of the Federal Mar shal. ltecent hidieiments and eon victioBs were made'by juries summoned by tlio Federal Marshal, and a reversal in the present cose will nuiliiv reoout pro- l Wthe meantime, it cecdings in Utah iray be stated that tlis Executive fs de termined to push the present policy to ward thu Mormons. Tho Hupremo Court, in the case from Tennessee, of Avery vs. tho Uuited States, holds that when a judgment lias bten reversed by the Government against a surety ef an official bond, tho judgment will not bo opened, and tho party allowed it satisfied odt of the procoods to have i and rents of captured property belonging caso whore the party hod op to him, in a portunity to ascertain, before the suit, tho fact whether tha Government had such proceeds in its Treasury; ulso, that tho writ of tho Auditor-General cannot bo sued against the Court. According to tho liussion official pro gramme, the first visitof thu Grand Dnko to Washington will not extend over forty hoars. It will bo mifrely for tho purpoee of paying his respbafc to Genoral Grant ana tho members of tho Cabinet, who will, in a body, welcome him at tho Ex ecutive Mansion. -Ho will receive no Vis itors during thin briAlsojourn, nor rc- eeive cards. Ho wCJtirun-eluau to New Y’ork and accept tho honors prepared for him—remaining there several days. He will tlreuco p-ocood West to tiro Pacific. The programme of this journey was, sev eral days ago, furnished by a distinguish ed gentleman to Minister Catacuzy, at the reiiucst of the latter. The Graud Duke will return to Washington during tlineu- suing session of Congress to Hpeud, it is cuntumulatsd, soino twelve days, when a scries of entertainments will be tendered him. Thu President lias appointed Edwin ICilborn Assessor for the First District of Mississippi. Tlelknup Ims dismissed another cadet i>m West Point for hazing. The President has formally suspended tho writ of habeas corpus in Union, and not iu Marion county. South Carolina, as stated Saturday night. Tho President has returned. The Charleston News prirts a report of tho action of a caucus of the oolurod members ot tho Legislature hold during the past week. Tho canons resolved to make no appropriation this coming ses sion for the payment of the interest on tlio State debt, aud declared iu favor of the publication (?) of both tho old aud the new debts. during her passage. Nearly all on board wero moro or lese affected. Further deaths are probable. Henry 0. Cooper, a naval clerk, ItM been held in 93,OUO bail for putting a cancellod stamp on a ship's manifest. t A uol. pros, will be entered iu the cue of the Cuban General Jordon unless the Government is ready to proceed early iu December. Morrron Elder Lindlv, while preach ing at Williamsburg, ae<d: “We ore God'a ohosen people. He is working. A few weeks ago Chicago was destroyed. This is but a drop of wuter to what will hap- pon. Wo wore driven from that Stato end God said they would not live there.” The World has a special from London whichsays that the formidable plot of tho Buuapartist Generals, headed by Flenny, to arrest Theirs and proclaim an empiro has been discovered. The papers of the conspiracy are in the possession of Theirs, who isouutident of the failure of tho conspiracy. Nhwbkry, November 13.—Archbishop McClosky confirmed seven hundred per sons yesterdny. HrDHorr, November 13.—The trouble rognrding St. Mary’s church is over. Father Milrath preached yesterday to the lorgost congregation ever assembled in the church. The investigation regard ing the recent trouble is progressing. New Zkbaettieemenu. lontT ^ ROUND CLUSTER DIAMOND PIN. A LIB- SEAL reward will b« paid to the finder by leering —Wl6-fi> • PONY STRAYED. Sorrell Horse, 5 or 6 yean old. rather ou the pony elae, walk* and pace* well. He baa on hie back a •oar made recently by the aaddle. Any one *» <| ia. and delivering him to tnyealf or O. H/Jonee* Uvery nor 14-01 Tobaooo fi r rewarded. J. L. WINTER. Cook Wanted. J^KKAD AND PASTRY COOK WANTED AT National Hotel, Atlanta, da. M. 8TUBDLKFIXD. Proprietor. Dissolution ot Co-parlnersMits. UTAH. •Matter* in •Mormondon. S.vnr La Kg, November 13.—Accounts from Pravo report all kinds of outrages arising from contests over tho mines. Wituussoe aro badly boston. A Super intendent narrowly escaped with bis life. The Herald publishes n letter from the St. George conference, bnt makes no mention of Brigham Young. Young’s movements liavo heretofore been regularly reported. 14 is stated that tho Mormons confined in Oamp Douglas liavo applied to tbe United States Supreme Court for habeas corpus. Hull’s Mountains are covered with snow. The winter has set in a month earlier than last year. A special says Brigham Young is at St. George rn-arreeted. Delegate Hooper is authorized to make terms at Washington. SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES. NEW YORK. Tares*. —Strew.* I. fc. 00.1.4. Nsw Yoke, November 12.—Charles O'Couor said yesterday that Tweed is taking all ueoeaaaiy steps to seek to elude justice by flight to a foreign land; tha joKce would not be very active in arrest- ng him. Evon now the Committee of Seventy could servo us if it would help as by information of hie movements.— O’Conor believes Twoed will certainly fly, os there arc not many impediments in hie way. He didn't think he wao tbe only prominent criminal who would quit the country; but wherever they may go'in Europe thoy will finfinfhat they cannot remain with impunity. They vrill lie fol lowed wheievor law can folfmV. "lowed Field’s sent in the assembly will bo dis puted on tho ground of fraud in the elections, of which proof is so abundant that lloratio Seymour will surely take his seat. CRIME AND CASUALTY. St. Louis, November 13.—John P. Flanagan having Miffiwud pecuniary los ses, resolved to kill himself uml family by giving them chloroform. Tlis wife recorored from her stupor and found her husband driving nails into tlio children's head. She dianrum.! her husband, but the children died. Lorisvrr.Tot, November 13.— A family named I’srks—father, mother, son aged 10 yoors, and daughters aged 15 ami 17, who found murdered aud terribly muti lated. No clue. Fonwviixi:, Fa., November 13.—Three children hunting coal In nu old pit were suffocated to death. r.uiiK, Novemlier 13.—A dispatch from Genova says a large lire is raging. No particulars. London, November 13- —A gas explo sion at Leeds killed one and lmrt several. The ship Escort, from New York, has been burned at Antwerp. Nnt» Oiti.EANM, November 13;—Lizzie Tyler, colored, hung herself in a iiarish prison. Laura Hudson, colored, was murdered by her former husband, on tho Lctinge plantation. New Yubk, November 13.—Two hom icides took place in this city yesterday. A bed-ridden woman upset a lamp end and woe burnt to death yesterday. A German committed suicide iu front of Trinity church. DOMESTIC NEWS. MARYLAND. Ayrm M the Ittreet Cart, Baltihorr, November 13.—A colored mau who suoJ for $2,500 damages, for ejectmsnt from a street car, was awarded $40 by a Federal jury. Iu coasoquuooo of tlifc verdict uegrtx* are now admitted to tho nut on a'l tho city roads. NEW YORK. V.uuu Irtoto — »U M»4m .Hoot. r UmkU ckolcs wbilo *o4 Rartay, U*U, Cement, Ltm* and Plants.-. and fur Mis si lowsst rates. 4 W. M. WuxiAte*. The Ur and Make-The Choter* -SftsrmsN s.T- 14 Vi * I a Mormon Milder Hope. New York, November lfi.^Aloxis hat uot yet signalled. It Is reported that ft largo breadstuff and petroleum exporting firm haa sus pended. Genoral Sherman departed in tho Wabash to-dap. Twenty eight oases of Cbotera on tho ►toiinei I’ruuklin, at quarantine, were, to-day, transferred to the hospital ship. SOUTH CAROLINA. ►V# M\rtr—People Mnolted Mome—Froit. Cuaulekton, November 12.—No fever deaths during the past two dnys. Leading physicians advise absentees that they may cone back, aud Urge num bers have already returned. Tho City Council has ordored a day of prayor aud thanksgiving, on account of the abatement of the fever. There was a heavy frost here this morn ing. VIRGINIA. .1 Binds «l fmlmlSJSrss- NonroLK, Novombcr 13.—Two negroes wero slightly wounded, and a negro S iliocmau killed, last night, noar Ocean ouse, Portsmouth, by a crowd of drunketyneo from Norfolk. The wound ed negroes wero quietly passing from High streot at tho time they were shot. Thu negro policeman interfered, to stop tho firing, when ho was shot through the hood by some one iu the crowd, and died almost simultaneously. Hovoral porsons implicated in the shooting have been ar rested, and will be brought beforo tho Mayor to-morrow, for examination. FRANCE. l’.tms, Novemlier 12.—Tlio French prune very generally discuss tho recent siiceoh of the Engdsh Premier, Glad stone, aud deduce therefrom tho necessi ty for the French to sock, henceforth, Russian alliance. liumors continue us to thu approach ing departure of the Pope from Home. La Franco, of to-day, says distinctly that tlio Fopo has iuffuiatud to Thiers his in tention to establish his reBidenoo in France, and that Thiers lion mails n strong effort to dissuade the Holy Father from bin purpose, without success, and has formally placed at his dispoad a castle. ENGLAND. l/meaeintte .tSomt Ale*:it, London, November 12, Evening.—No information has been received in Ht. Pe tersburg, from tbe Itnasian fleet bearing thu Graud Dake to New York, since its departure from Msderia. A dispatch from Hon. A. O. Curtin, United (States Minister iu Russia, to the London Agen cy of tbe New York Associated Press, says tbo Imperial Court, and the people generally throughout the Empire, are in u dreadful state of suspense. 1NO under th. form of I. B. Kllb k Son, kre boen dlMolvcd by mutual content. J. H. KALB. F.O. KALB. JttUccllaneon* W. m. notiit. os *. nc VT U. HOWARD & SON, COTTON FACTORS <'onimlMSton for Selling Cotton, One ant! a Quarter Per Cent. All family aapplu Ucted by uim of V Libvotl M»U aaWauci mad* on aotton in i htmm. Wa extend 01 th* fecllRiaa offered by War*- h'MUM More haute. CntuUgnmcnta *ollcUe<l actiun guarauto*. a»g*JI«3nr Th* uudanlffnad will continu* ItM Bakery and Confectionery BualneM at the old stand, on Marietta GREAT LAND SALE Uonticello, Jasper County. before the court hpu*e door, la MonUoello, h n oounty. Oeorgla. on the Firet Tuesday la n»l>or next, within the legal hour* of aate, the following lands, to-wit: J70 ACRES, move or loec. lying eooth of Montloelr lo— part of the tame lying within the ootpo> rate Umlte of tbe town^thn earn* to be *oM t<foto of 81^ acre* each. Thare are aome finely Umbered Also, at the ■ » ACJIUCa. more or toM, OB tbe Ooaanlgee rirar, Pittman’■ Ferry, known aa the land of John Land*: Lot No. 38. 4th District of Calhoun county, eon- Inina 125 Acre*. Lot No. 34. 6th District, Irwin county, 246 Acres. Lot No. 117.0th District, Piokene oounty, to Acres. Lot No. 688, 112th District, Picked* county, 6to Acres. All the foregoing land sold as the property of Oth John MoBurmey, deceased, to satisfy the claim* u ■editor*. WK. C. LKVKBKT. Montiyllo, Qa., Nor. 11. IgTL—norlt-tdS JiudUsn Halt of WEST ENDS SMNltfW Building Biles. Wednesday, 15th Hovcmksr, 1971 Commencing at 2 1-2 0’elaek, *., Promptly. raSNK QUEEN, Aaot'r F0* A. X. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY and wmoCLY ‘A Live Pay* mu lAee Iamao.’ SSA’ lUBUISg, g, | k. K. WATION, I... Editor, /. HENtr SIDTb. Owrenl 1 faith. W* look npan th* ^satfUKTsSr lag confidently totheknarry in a glorious triumvAorsc BadteaUam and C i* ■uoesm ef toa Iteqoamtti Tm* toon* saa ira to ns Liberty and good flwwiet on tola heat For gg mmSm ws iM tehee m the “ » nlgfciy gtosstoc hosto, who still ImSEsM SAK. Th* «l . .. Ws shall sirs a sort si th* IsgiiLtore, and TBRSffl or wrnacwHn'iow Twolre MoaUw... . no SO I "Hire. Six Monts. (OOjQMl fcr « Sf W*5^.:r.5 5 m»« •• 4s oo j fltafi. iotw. lot. wuososn i miisi atflw........is&, Threw Oojtt ( sslTvwMr at nr. oopieT s oo rutToo*So --.-*» oo Mx *Mi<a. r ' fMkly i ahortor period than ris asatos. AU suoscripttons mast he (rid for to toh—ie; and all same* wtUbe rirtsksn bum our books when the ttn i pH Mr togtoir ALUMfiWteall »»-o- tot GLUM Mtdite •todite ***** ,i>of | w. vm tw turereasjwttoj p ^«r-foU H . OenrwNadsath \ 4 rtU remalala OrawtnrAdtte HU nmdwwwiB net chstote kls reel- Mr. tteffimis wtU CITY ITEMS. ’ Toth. X.sskwsoC Mw Those monatMrs wiohtog lo (obsmibe nr Tm So* during the Mkio* ot the residence lots, all euclueed. and located In most desirable portions of the town, and near the Street Railroad. Also, one five acre Oar den, in a high atate of onl- ’1 EkMN—One-third cash; the bslance in two and four months, with Ugal interest Pros transportation to and from the sale will be provided. Special attention is directed to this large sale as affording a moat exsaUaut opportunity ell streets, Atlanta, Ga. RUPTURES] TO UL’PTUnED PERSONS OP ATLANTA. RADICAL CUBE OF ABDOMINAL HERNIA, OR RUPTURE, Wit liont inconvenience to the Patient, or restriction in Exercise or Diet. and treatment of Abdominal Hernia, in its forms aud stages, reepectfhily announces fa the public that be baa opened an office, Room No. >, (hpitol Building, Atlanta, Os., where, during bnsl- hours, cadi day. he oanb* consulted. During an experience of over twenty years, Dr. B. ha>t treated several thousand raptured patients, of both sesoa and of all ages, a great number of whom were restored to health, vigor and a eound body. of his inventions, in conjunction with lar remodtos, being an external application, promot ing a speedy and permanent eure, without the suf ferings and injuries resulting Arum the rigid and fn- S portable pressure of a Truss. ) reliable is this treatment that the petient, la iost instances from the first application, will osase • be annoyed by a return of too rapture, and will l>o enabled to teke tho most active exarotee on foot or on horseback, with perfect security against the dangers of strangulated Hernia. Dr. Howe** Abdominal lapfortsr. J| Corpulency or general Debility, light aud comfortable. The New York Methodist, of 9th Mfiy. IMS, highly recommends Dr. Howe's successful treatment of RUPTURES aid DEFORM ITUS. Th* editor has tive knowledge of very wonderful euree. He t sons Interested, to call and examine for themselves. Positive certificates of many radical ear** can be shown—among others, several dergymen. Don’t forget the sddirsm, DR. J. L. HOW* m 2, Capitol Building. Ast.hmfl.! Asthma. ] 1 QEMD ONI DOLLAR TO POfl O No. 20 ButlersviUe, Ky.. and dug dlasaee, aa thooaaeda toataa and Bento Mtotisa. T stodi—> Tnlxe I F yon want a nice Dinner, Tea or Toilet Breakfast Oestor, or any thing in the tenev don’t faR to eonrn to T. H. Bipl»/% Nn.iT I COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, . . . AUULSTA.GA. WI again tender our aen loss In the Warakouaa TV busineas, In all its branch**, to our old paV runs and plauUre generally. Jennings, Smith. & Co., COTTON FACTOBS AMD COMMISSION MKRCHANT8. J^AVK this day removed to No. 6, Metntoah street, Augusta, Oeorgla. (opposite our former flee* of bus- a.) where we 1 ntln Owelty,orIi or it enn be tnken at Th* Bun leaving their orders At this office. *BL Ferrington t Quiglay, a* the Tost Office, keep Tin 8tm (or oale. * MU W. B. If mm, at I Home, alwaya haa Tn Saa toswsks. m- 1,000 Old Faponior oak 1*4*011- titiea to auU puicbaaen, at tho M - *!•<***■ id&oot^ TICm 10 ‘ r; alao a portioa of tha oWaa, iu- r ou omm* WoW it Saw in aladin* < Tn Sax Building, on SM*t otn* d sr* 1 ” r< ^oS. Our camera ara not aalhorlaqd H ra ocive money for onboaripMona, or make collection, for aa oa any aeoomt, or to . sell paper, to any one. Their onto duty ia to dalivnr papora to oar cHp Ah. "Anuna H. ftrmnssm eg fn Study or thu Law.”—k M pm*' Pam phlet—one of tha profounfloat of Mr. Stephen.’ many produotiooa Hiaglo copy 10 eenta ; 00 oonieo tS, g*l AddrcM l. fhma Dm, Monagur Ban Offioo, We offer lot ala a “Ha . . - „ me Freaa, which onn be run eitharby oteum—in perfect ordoroad oa new. Addreu J. H*n.r ~ •TOrnm .c\ ar«*a Ufblaian. Wo invito tho mambeao to VfoS our offioo at any Sum. L uto. Sample oopiea ot T*a So* wffl ha Ml to any addrcM i Wa apooiaSy likn all our promptly. Wa will taka It to a they will report to ua oovie tha pap**’ »j_ Ato>, SMJ ffiOu* to haua dolivetpd—ju*4. to ffiJb ConslgnmentA September 1. Km-eepll-