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4 A i ii VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEOKGIA, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1871. NO. 486. THE DAILY SUN Published by tbc Atlanta San CublMilii* t'umpnny. > tltnadrr It* twvlldajij j J. II.nly »«utlh, ! Alexander H. Stephens, Political <MKerr X. 1L Watte*. .... Kewa Mttar. J. lUnly Smith, (Jenoral Editor and Bud nemSUnnpr. . OAIIiTi Foss less period than Wx Months <P« CLUBS VOB'TBI DAILY. Three Copies Cfcs Jfm Four •* * "•••••" Five * 7 7, Eight •• “ ~ MnfU CopUd WEEKLY FEE ANNUM : Single CopJ Three Gopise Fire ** ttEORGlA LEGISLATURE . THIRTY-SECOND DAY’S PROCEEDINGS. House amendments to the bill to create a County Court in each countv were in curred in. A Lill to auttoos* Executors, Admin istrators, and Agents, to foreclose an\ lien under the laws of this State; passed. A bill to ameud Section 3871 of the so as to insert the word “criminal” before the word “case,” relating to the conduct of juries. On the passage of the bill th# mires wane 10; najs 16. Tbs President voted no, so the bill was lost. • j SENATE. Saturday, December 9. MSr r£sSife&Hr!L. the roll call was dispensed with; journal approved. Campbell moved to reconsider so much A 4amucuii » uwcu u „ ow U iw uu* ^nUmljonm^mMnndny. appointment of certain commissioners for McIntosh ooonty. Mr. Jones moved to laj the motion on the tahle; carried. One thousand copies of the bill to carry into effect the election bill, were ordered printed for general distribution. Mr. Simmons offered a resolution that whereas the it has been charged in the public press of this city that a member <rf this General Assembly 1ms reoeived a of five hundred dollars for his aid fee Twenty " On^Hundred Copies. 11# 00 Single Copy,. Three ** Five WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS: i #0 ! ! 4 00 7 60 .....15 00 One Hundred Copies, Six Months.... single Cmpim * • 84 00 66 00 6 Cento* i EsIm oC Advertising Adopted by the Prose of Allan!* Nottcee,'* *0 eSnM per line ‘nssissrftiar mm?* per cent, off the table rates above; twice a weak, 26 per cent off the table rates. - ^ Advertisements for lire Companies and munches, half i .j order to establish uniform ratio of edvertising for the Daily Press of Atlanta, ws Bote sdepted the foregoing ached ale of prioes, end will be governed by them In the future. W. A. HEMPHILL * CO.. Proprietors of the Constitution. g. W..QRUBU, Builr “ «t the New' Era. Of The Atl Rmlronb (time @able. Arrivals end »ep*rt*res ef Trains to • nd ft*om Atlanta. THE WEST*** a iiuinc Ion state) bailboad. NIGHT FASSKNUXU TRAIN—outward. Leaves Atlanta.. 1 ®S*0P m Arrives at Chattanooga 6;10 a m DAT PAMBMOKB THAI*—OUTWARD. Leaves ,® *2? * ® Arrives at Ohattsnooga . 1:21pm fait turn to hew tore—outward. Leaves Atlanta ••• 2:45p m Arrives at Dalton 7:63 pm HiaHT rassEPOER train—inward. Leaves Chattanooga Arrives St Atlanta 1.42 s m DAT VAaSSWORB TRAIN—IWrARB. Leaves Chattsnoogs ® : *?* m Arrives at Atlsnta 1:32 pm ACCOMMODATION TB4»—irwabd. Lesves Dalton.......A — *«16sm Arrives at Atlanto 10:00 am TV GEORGIA (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD. (JVe Day Train on Sunday.) Night Passenger Train errlvoe 6:66 a m Night Psseanger Train leaves 9- ** Day Passenger Train arrives ;20p. m Day Passenger Train leaves 7:10 s. m atone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:06 a m Stone Mountain Aoooounodation leaves....8:36 p. m MAOOK AMD WE8TRRN RAILROAD. Day Passenger train leaves. 7:56 a m. Leaves Macon I 5 ®®**®*. Day Passenger Train arrive# 9M) p. m Arrive® stMaoon L4®P- **» Night Passenger Train lesves 2;M P- n Lesves Macon : *** P* m Night Passenger Train arrives 10:26 p.m. Arrives at P- m ATLANTA AMD WRIT FOIML RAILROAD. Night Paasengnr Train arrive® 7:10 Night Passenger Train leaves 7 *0 p. m Day Passenger Train arrives 6:00 p. m Day Paeaenger Train leaves 0:46 a m ATLANTA AMD RICE MOM D AIR* LIME RAILROAD. Leave OainesviUe 6 A. M. Arrive at Atlanta .....10 A. M. Leave Atlanta 3 P. M. Arrive st Gaineaville 6:42 P. M. Mrnnphta and Charleston Railroad, w. J. Axiaa Agent, Atlakta. Ga. TIMS TABLE OT THE MISPHIl AMD CHAELESAOM B. U. GOING WEST: Morning Express leave* Chattanooga 6:66 A M Arriveeln Memphis, same day 16:16 P M Mail Train leaves Chattanooga 8:00 P M Arrives In Memphis, next day It :15 P M COMING bast: Morning Express leave® Memphis........10:20 A M Arriveeln Chattanooga, next Burning.... 6:00 A M Mail Train leaves Memphis 12:10 AM Arrives in Chattanooga, next day HOPS Atlantic and Oalf Railroad. T71RQM Savannah. Oa. via Albany. Jacksonville 1' and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: Leave Itovaanah daily 16:16 P. M Arrive at Albany daily 1 JO P. M 1:46 1>. M y-xt.it Ml 2 Arrive nt West Point 11:63 A M Leavo Woet Point _ Arrive at Montgomery.........*.......... 6:16PM Leave Ootumbua 11:40 A M Arrive at Columbus 12:66 P M Agents Wanted For AHSTEPHENS OEEAT HISTORY OFTH* WAS Complete In on, volant. Mod tor otroulnn Mitt m. ,nd • full O-CTtpUoo olth. wort. AilJri-.. Stolons FuljU.n- Co.. Itlnnln, On.. HiitodelpUto, Pn., « BL Lunl. Mo - octlMir and influence to Mean the pmerge of a oertain bill; therefore, that a joint com mittee of two from the Senate anil three from the House be appointed to investi gate the matter, and report to the Gen eral Assembly; adopted. A resolution providing for a committee to inquire and report whether the interest of the State as Stockholder in the Atlan tic and Gulf Railroad requires the exten sion of said Railroad to Mobile; adopted. The following bills were read the third time, and passed. To incorporate the Commercial Bank of Albany, To promote the propagation of shad in the Savannah River, and to provide a penalty for Ashing for the same on Sun days and Mondays. The committee, to whom was referred a resolution requesting the resignation of the State School Commissioner, reported a resolution providing for a committee of three, to be appointed by the President of the Senate, to iavestigate the fitness and efficiency of the present State School Oommiwiorer, and report tcereon to the General Assembly, and recommended’lts adoption. Mr. Lester moved to lay the whole matter on the table; carried. Mr. Kibbee offered a resolution pro viding for the extension of the present session until Saturday, 16tb, inclusive, which was adopted by a constitutional vote of—ayes 28; nays 12. A message from the Governor, ad in terim, in response to the resolution, re questing information of the amonnt of the indebtedness of the State for print ing, contingent expenses, Ac., was read, and referred to the Finance Committee. A resolution looking to reimbursement to the corporate authorities of Savannah by Congress of £218,000, expended in the repair and improvement of the harbor, was adopted. A resolution appointing certain persons to inspect and report to the General As sembly upon oertain digests, and to pre pare an analytical index of the Georgia Reports, was tabled. The following bills were read the third time and passed: To change the time of holding the Su perior Coarts of Talbot ooonty; to make the employment of any servant whatever, during the term of service in which he or she shall have been employed, a misde meanor; to incorporate the Darien Tel egraph Company; to incorporate the Georgia Reliable Insurance Company, of Atlanta; to incorporate the Grifliu and Columbus Railroad Company. A bill to protect the people of this State against the illegal and fraudulent issue of bonds and securities, and for other purposes, vetoed by the Executive, was token up, and the veto message re turned therewith was rend. The veto message boned the disapprov al of the bill on the material damage to the credit of the State, which it alleged the bill would effeot upon its unconstitu tionality in violating the obligation of contracts, and generally upon its contra vention of the wisest financi 1 policy. Mr, Burns denied that the bill pro poses repudiation of anything. It merely provides for a committee to investigate the bonded debt of the State, to toport to tli. General Assembly. Mr. Simmons said the bill was the re sult of the most careful labors, and the advice of the Drat financial ability of the country. He said the proper authority was totally unable to state the amount of the State's debt, sod policy, and protec tion impartially demand, in the absence of any record of the amount of the debt, a suspension of payment of inter est until the people can know the actual condition of the State’s finances. Campbell spoke against the bill, and called the previous question. The call was sustained and the bill passed, by Ayes—Messrs. Black, Burns, Cameron, Candler, Estes, Erwin, Griffin, Heard, Hicks, Hillyer, Hinton, Hoyle, Jervis, Jones, Kirkland, Kibbee, Lester, Mat thews, McWhorter, Nleholls, Nunnally, Feddy, ltcose, Simmons and Wellborn— 26. Nays—Messrs. Anderson, Brown, Bru ton, Campbell, Clark, Coleman, Crayton, Deveaax, Wallace and Welch—10. Senate adjourned until 3 o'clock r. m. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. House met. Speaker Smith in tke choir. Journal approved. Mr. Griffin of Houston said that Dr. Simmons, of Sumter oountv, had contes ted the seat of Hon. Wright Brody, de ceased, and that no action had been tak en upon the matter by the Oommittee an Privileges and Elections. He moved to reconsider so much of yesterday's pro ceedings ss relit, to tne adoption of . resolution request!>g the Governor to or der an eleotion in said ooonty. Mr. Hadaoa said that m# contest had been entered for Mr. Brady's seat, and now, sinoe Mr. Brady is dead, certainly his seat cannot be contested. On motion of Mr. Bryan the motion to reoonBider was laid on the table. Mr. Bussell moved to reconsider the loss of the bill to pay the heira of CoL M. SheftaU, an officer in the Rerolation, certain money ss compensation far his claims against the State. Mr. McMillan gave a dear statement of .11 the foots, and favored reconsidera tion. Mr. Griffin, of Houston, opposed the motion. On motion of Mr, Richards the motion res laid on the (able. Mr. Griffin, of Houston, offered a reso lution asking the Committee on Privil eges and Elections why no report had been Made on Mr. Simmons’ claims to the sent of Hon. Mr. Brady, deoessed; adopted. The following bills were read the third time, and paaeeu: To incorporate the town of Vien- us; te hteckpokato the Griawtildvile and Jeffersonville Bailroed Company; to incorporate the Steam Wagon Compa ny of Georgia; Senate bill to amend the read laws; to change the line between the coontiea of Pickens and Gilmer; to exempt minister* of the Gospel from rood doty in Piokena county; to author ize the classification of publio roods in Dooly oounty; to regulate (he levying of taxes in Piero, oeity; Senate bill to in corporate the Hawkinsvfile and Eafanla Railroad Company. Grand Bay Paper Manufacturing Company; also, an act to authorize the corporate authorities of Dal ton to issue bonds for educational purposes; also, an act to authorize a a counter showing to a motion for a con tinuance; also, an act to incorporate the town of Tilton; also, an not to moke it logoi for levying officer, to sell certain personal property witlwbt exposing the some before the coart house door; also, on tot to ohange the law al distributions, to far ss affects the separate estate of married women; also, an abt to authorize the corporate anthoritiw til Cuthbert to issue bonds for educational purposes; al so, an act to authorize the Ordinary of Cobb county to issue bonds to aid in building a court house; also, an set to authorize the town of Calhoun to aid in building the North Georgia and North Oarolina.Bail(oad Co. TBe Senate sesolation providing for the appointment of a -jofnt committee to inform the Governor rtl the prolongation of the session woe concurred in. Senate bill to Incorporate the Way- man and Franklin Manufacturing Corn- urge that Alterinan lacks the judicial force and attainments necessary to the position. The very highest authority thinks Fish will stick. Sumner did not sign the panv. passed. Ho ouse adjourned until Monday. DOMESTIC NEWS. ILLINOIS. Chicago, December 11.—The bank offi cers say their losses will not exceed half a million of dollars. CONNECTICUT. Hahtfohd, December The gas works at Winated exploded, killing two persons. Senate Resolution, ordering printed the elastic* bill, to fill une*- AFTBBKOON session. The Senate met, President Trammell in the chair. Mr. Kibbee offered a resolution to ap point a committee to notify the Governor that the Senate and Honsc had each re solved to prolong the session until Satur day lfith inclusive; adopted. Also, a resolution to examine the bills on the Secretary's dpsk, i trd ascertain tbcee of a general and those of a special nature, that the former may b* first acted an; adopted. Mr. Simmons moved to suspend the rules for the purpose ef reading the ap propriation and tax billstb. teoood time; eaniod. Mr. Ntumidly offered • rerolation that the House be requested to return • bill to protect the peopl* at this State from the illegal aud f raudnlent issue of bonds transmitted this morning, ad supported it on the ground tliai the iacuanoa was *ut off this morning by the motion of the previous question be fore the matter was fully ventilated and aghast the will of some who desired to be heard. The meennre was the most important one of the eeeeion end ought to receive thorough eonsideratioa from this morning because he believed some snolt measure ought to be adopted, al though be objoctod materially to some portions of this bin. fiUr. Brown advocated the adoption of the resolution. After some discussion upon the point of order, that a measure passed over the Executive veto could not be reconsider ed; the President ruled the point well taken. Mr. Nunnally withdrew the resolution. copies of the pired term, to Mr Attributed .to each county in this State, woe concurred in. Senate resolution, appointing a joint committee to invefitigms charges mode by the pnblio press againet a member of the General Assembly, was concurred in. Bill to amend the ofaarter of the town of Hartville; passed, Bill to prohibit granting of lioenaee to retail liquor in Gainesville, and one to amend tbs law relating to coroners, were passed. A resolution by Mr. Woftbrd of Bar bour, notifying the Governor of the ex tension of the session until Saturday next, was adopted. Bill to change the Constitution by a two-thirds vote of two suooeasive Legis latures, in relation to pardons, &c., by the Executive, was lost. To authorize the Governor to draw his warrant in favor of G. O. Edwards, for mer Tax Collector of Lee county, for money overpaid; passed. To umend an act to grant to the Sa vannah, Skidaway and Seaboard Railroad Company the right to construct a railroad through Abercrombie street, was laid on the table. To change the line between the coun ties of Douglss| and Panlding; with drawn. To provide for selling horses and oattle when levied on and claimed, when the officer is required to keep them until the trial; passed To levy and collect a tax on dogs in oertain counties of this State, was debat ed and omen-led to a considerable extent, and finally recommitted. The following bills were passed: To incorporate the Homo Fire, and Marine Insurance Company, of Colum bus; to change the line between Fulton and Campbell counties; to allow W. M. Hannicult, of Gwinnett, to peddle with out license; to amend the law in relation to reoaiving jury oartifioatea in payment of county taxes in White aud Habersham counties; to change the fees of Sheriffs in keeping live stock; to amend the law in relation to sales of horses and cattle by Sheriffs. Pending the consideration of the bill to create a county court, the House ad journed until 3 r. u. AFTEHXOON SESSION. A Senate resolution providing for the appointment of a joint committee to in vestigate and report to this or the next session of the General Assembly as to siding the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company, was concurred in. The Scunto bill to create a county court for each county of this State, ex cept such as are specially excepted, was resumed. The following coantiea were added to those excepted by the Senate, to-wit—Effingham, Montgomery, Email- nel, Clinch, Charlton, Sumter, Teltair, Mitchell, Irwin, Fayette, Colquitt,Worth, Ulassoock, Appling, Taylor, Pika, Jeffer son, Fulton, Cobb, Bartow, Wilkinson, Laurens, Pickens, Randolph, Tatnall. Paulding, Dwwroa, Lampkin, White, Da- Kolb, Butts and Madison. An amendmsnt by Mr. Long, was also agreed to, outberixiog the coart to toy all misdemeanor* which may be trans ferred thereto from the Superior Court*, wn agreed to and tke bill was passed. The act providing for the protection of the people of this State against the fraud oleat sod illegal issue of bends which was vetoed by the Governor, won taken up and passed over the veto, A message from Urn Governor received saying that the foUowiag acta had bean approved and toffnad, to-wit: Aa art to create a County Board for Screveti oonnty; also, an aot to amend the charter of Ctarkesville; also, aa act to authorise the corporate au thorities of Dalton to purchase and do nate land to the Selma, Rome aud Dalton the Senate. He eatd be voted for the bill Rati road Company; also, an act to pre vent the sale of liquor withia (me mils of Clement's Institute; also, an act to au thorize the Tax Collector of Madison county to receiro jury certificates pn pay ment of taxes; also, an act to amend the charter of the Medical College of Savan nah; also, an act to provide for levying and collecting s tax lor the payment of tween Grant add insolvent criminal cost due B. L. Ode, change in the Attorney MISSOURI. St. Louis, Deoember 9.—Tho National Board of Trade Convention, on the sub ject of the double track government pos tage rood from St. Louis viaSauDiego to San Francisco. It postponed the resolu tion* on inland water communications to next year. The next meeting will be held in Now York. A reeolation asking the Government to take charge of the telegraphs was reject ed. A resolution denouncing the inspection of articles of merohordiae by State au thorities was adopted unanimously. A resolution to memorialize Congress to establish a sanitary board to protect commerce from local qnorantino officers was adopted. Senatorial letter requesting Fish stiok. The Commission under the Treaty of Washington lias adjourned nntil the 14th. Lawrence A. Oobrigbt has been ap pointed Commissioner from the District to the Centennial Celebration in l’bila- delphia in 187(1. The Star says “this is O' proper compliment to the esteemed manager ot tho Now York Associated Press here.” About a hundred cotton eases before tho Court of Claims have boon postponed, pending a decision of the Supremo Court as to whether a Presidential pardon en titled tho pardoned party to testify in the Court of Claims against Abe government. Senator West bod bis foot painfully in jured bv a rapidly driven buggy, wnioh knocked him down as lie was entering a atreet car. The Commissioner of Internal Reve nue made the following nominations to the President: John J. Mott to be Col lector of the Gth North Carolina District, vioe S. H. Wiley, resigned; T. H. Brooks, Assessor 1st Virginia, via® W. W. Doug las, resigned; Julian Hogan, Assessor 1st Louisiana; vioe Wm. R. Hardie, remov ed, and Alonzo B. Carroll, Assessor 2d Msssouri, vioe Barnabas B. Smith re moved. 3ln2>*0 3nentai.C» Company. FINANCIAL "STATEMENT^ feAtaa i ,Hiui Audes Insurance Company,'« \ OCTOBER #5, 18T11- ...I'..;. Ca«l! UM baud, in bat*, and in inn® It... Bond®—U. 8- SUdn, City and Covuty... Railroad Ronda,,.^ CollRtoral Loan® :.Vs#T.* Accrued Interest .. j..,,...X.-.\»t\»s.•>•»„•••• First MoMimm :i: . . Blila Receivable i .. .ji. i .1. i i . B6ok AoooRnta, Premium#end Agnmcy Untaftee*..j....... -•ss: w,«oo as Amount from Stockholder® by awnimint ......... ,.l’. u iXGKimimo.:: mm* Total Asaeto V#..—*.;.*..*;!.. CXfcLloaso Isossee, 4 - Ti IN PROOKM OF FfiOMPT SETTLEMENT. NEW YORK. New Yoke. December 9.—The bank statement shows: Loans increase 81,- 760,000; specie increase 8626,000,' legal tender decrease SO,700,000, deposits de- ease 3125,000. A receiver has been appointed for the new Amsterdam Fire Insnranoe Com- Pa & steamer Providence, from Fall River, is ashore on a reef off Station The tug, W. D. Reid, collided with an unknown steamer, aud sank in East Riv er. The crew was saved. The police have notified the officers of the International Society that their dem onstration on Sunday in forbidSSn. If demonstrations are made, they must oc cur on some other day than Sunday. Samuel J. Anderson, formerly deputy sheriff of New York, are confied at Fort Lafayette during tho war, attempted su icide. Probabilities. The barometer will probably rise, on Sundnr, in New Euglund, and the area of hignest pressure move into the Ohio valley and into the Alleghany range.— Diminishing northwest winds, backing to the southwest on tho lakes and coast.— Partially cloudy and clear weather in the middle and eastern Atlantic coast. Dan gerous winds not anticipated tDis even ing on oar oougto. TuOA m Special Notices. Notice to Tra velum Going West Via Hemfhik, Twin.—Tb# Proprietors ot the “Commercial Hotel,’ corner of Front and Jefferson streets, Memphis, specttally request the traveler a irotii Georgia to put up at their eetabUahmeut. The Hotel is most conve niently situated, can accommodate over three hun dred guests, has a first class table and charges very moderate, $2 60 per day. „ decCUSw [Signed] Af,I,E!t BR08. ftem Ainu-rtistmtiuo. Jfriw. J J. .tuctr. h be cold, on Tuesday, 12th December, com- Jones' Hill, at 2)4 o’clock, afternoon, and closing on Marietta street about Fifteen Valuable Reaiueuco and ltastuecs Lots. Conveyances will leave my office at 2 o'clock, and will convey person to aad from the sale free of ‘targe. Sale positive. See posters, A. K. 8EAGO, Dealer In Beal Relate, Oor. Forsyth and Mitchell streneto. *Uaota, (i Also, mnch country and otty property, at prlv, de. A. K. BEAOO. dscl0-2t Mules Strayed! MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, December 9.—This afternoon the Grand Duke Alexis and suite attended a concert by 1300 school children in Music Hall. The decorations ot the Hull were elegant, and tho singing of the children created great enthusiasm. At the close of the entertainment the Uraud Duke remarked that it was the most charming and interesting exhibition it had ever been his good fortune to witness. FOREIGN NEWS, London, December 8.—midnight.-The sudden unfsvorable change in the Prinoe of Wales causes deep sorrow throughout the country from a/1 classes. London, Deoember 9.—Unofficial ad vices from Landsinghnm continue unfa vorable, and represent the case of the Prince of Wales os hopeless. The following bulletin has jnst been nested: “Landsingham, December 9, Noon.—The Prince passed the morning more tranquilly, his febrile puroxism sub siding. There has been no increase in exhaustion.” Signed by Sir William Jenner and others. The Princess Beatrice, Prince Leopold and all the children of the Prince, have been called to his bedside, and are hast ening to Landsingham. Tho Duko of Cambridge has already gone there in re sponse to a telegraphic summons. Landsinoham, December 9—9 a. m.— The Prince of W T ales slept a little during last night. The exhaustion of his sys tem has not increased. His general con dition is somewhat more favorable.— Signed by Sir Wm. Jenner and attending physicians. 8 p. K.—The Arch bfshop of Canter bury requesU the clergy to pray for the recovery of the Prince of Wales. The excitement is intense now that there is a gleam of hope. London, Deoember 9—11, p. k.—The following is the latest offioiol bulletin from Landsingham. it is dated 10 o’clock to-night: “The Prince has slept since noon, but there h»s been no improve ment in his symptoms.” Paris, Decern bor 9.—To-day the As sembly was turbulent. A vote of urgency upon the future form of government of France was refused. A bill was present ed annulling the decree confiscating the property of the Orleans Princes. A vote of urgency requiring the return of the Assembly to Paris was refused by a small majority. Angry recrimination followed between the members of the right and Uft A resolution censuring the Com mittee of Pardon for want of Clemency, was retained to liontu, who was moved. The appeals for the pardon of General LeCompte and Thomas ere hopeless. The thermometer is 16 degress below sarw. The Heine is frozen over. The Orleans Princes and Thiers hail a consultation, the resuH of which is, the Princes defer claimin ' seats hatha As- •bly. Compulsory milit*ry service aud Gen eral Amnesty bills, will be introduced In the Assembly next week. #50 REWARD. Stock Bridge, S' bay and sorroll, about 14.bauds high each, bay has a small star ou tho fort-bead. It is supi>o,w>il tbuy arc try lug to make tbeir «*ay to June*’ htock Yard, in tbe city. They were ail day yesterday and tbe day bet-re ie tbe vieioity ot Wee# Fnd. I Will gt\oa reward of f.VJto any ouswbo will deliver them to (). H. Jobes k Co., in this «ity. docl0.lt J. M. MORGAN. IV O r r I C E! ATLANTA, Q*., December 0, 1871. Manufacturing Company, are requested to meet ulMWtfi hf*T iialMI Joseph C. Butler. Alexander Long, Hubert Mitchell, J. N. Beanott, Qaxxam Gaud, C. W. Moulton, David Uibaou, George Fox, Xnocb t. Gtfbod. Jabei IL WadeM, StSSSSi J. B. BENNETT, President^ BEATTIE, Secretary. J. J. DERIVE, Superintendent* L B. DAVIS, Ut ■'/ Lorallfratix fionte Jntnranct Company. (IP. L. Burute, frra't. W. O. to. DAXEB, Hte'r JXOOS yZETBY, Oral HOME INSURANCE COMPANY CQLVMBVM, OHIO, .tellWir *4, M71. VpHE FOLLOWING ID IN EXFOSE OF THE BU8IHWS OF THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, 0T X OLUHBU8, 0„ from lh. Utk o< Oolobto, lull, to the Mth Kormix*. I*Hi .. .«M*, MWtod 0e toiler 10, 1ST1—Assets Pr«utlanas Received to Nevcmksr 364, bp Agents sMkd st nrdaet Xipenira and Commission ont ot Abowe. .$57,3650 87 liedaet Lasses Daring the same time 5,000 OO Amount paid In bp tbe Stockholders.......... Amount ot Assessments being paid daily MZ Chicago and other Losses paid to date.,, Aurii November *4, 1971. ,1,104,0*6 A . xSSiSfew nuk* tmkemeu iwteli'AiatoWto-Lone* rromxttty mdjiuttk., W. C. M. BAKER, HcoretOF)-, Ufente in all the INoiM mart Ctttfiefi mf Oeoryfe*.' " * ' INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, AUDITOR OF 8TATE’S OFFICE DoLcnn, Omo, Ite-.niter te, ton. I. 1. H. OODMAN, AWll to. Ot Stem of 0*1., do onutj tote mth. mum. of to. tenrt Io.ur.tie. Compu. of Colombo., l till. d*y euuiliied into tb. tohlr. or Mid Comp«of, totd Asa a. to K toot., to-wlt: T " i RttxMroMa, ta« In mid within the atatv days allowed for the'paymeat, and. if so paid. I believe the Capital ot the Company will be tally repe^f. 1 am entirely satisfied of the solvency and reliability of the Company, and belfeve it to bnanttlfcad to Wm * * ^ a J4B. H. GODMAN, Auditor of State. dense end favor, of the potato. at tbe Dollar Savings Bank. Monday, the lltb, at 10 i'clock, i „ By ordef uf the President: doclO lt J. M. WILLIS, Seo'y k Trees. NOITOE. AS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE, appointed to investigate the fairneM or nnftdrness of the Leasi or the Wkktehn and Atlantic IUilboad by the late Governor of this State, I hereby givo notice that said Committee WU1 xusuaalca its seaaieu to hear evidence on the matter above submitted toll, FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JANUARY, 1872, at 12 o'clock M., in the Capitol Building in the ro< the President of tbo Senate. All persons desiring to submit evULenoe to said Committee, aud to be heard before It, are hereby loUficd to be tbeu and there present jwny person desiring to communicate with i this mattor, prior to lat Wednesday in January, 1872, tn do so by letter, directed to Washington, Oa. W. M. BEENE, Chairman. December 9th. 1871. SeelQdld Change of 'Schedule. WA S HINGT ON. Wamuxoton, Ltwcmber 9.—Tbe lu cerne Tax expire, by limitation on tbe 30tb ! oatent. GEEERAI. 8L’PEN!NTK1»I>ENT*a OrVICffi, EXPRESS PASSENGER: Leave Savannah Daily a arrive at Jeeenp Arrive at Bat abridge " Arrive at Albany..... 6:00 P M H;00 P M 7:36 A M »:36 A M L«*ave Jacksonville.. 6:10 A M 7 60 A M 8: JO P M 1:15 A M 7:30 P M 8 :20 P hi 8:26 A M 11:26 A M No change of cars between Savannah aud Albany. Clone connection at Baldwin with trains “ Ida Railroad to i Keys. ■••ping Oar on this train. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Arrive at Jeaaup, Sundays excepted, i trilay* excepted, at 11:60 1* M IMPM 12:65 P M 6:23 P M ’ fl:iWr M Arrive at 8av«nnaU, Moudays excepted, at 2.49 A M _ _ J.KAM. Live Oak. does connection at Albany with trains on on Soutb- Theo. H. Butler, DIItECT’OIW « H O M E ! FIRffl Insurance Company, EfflSi i- 1 - "‘-‘“Ltot. > Out. K. lUtodM. S. A. Dteghtetz. Sir ovomtoor 04, X87X, ur to >a#i Itok JjgdiTt m no . t ONS aOSTEWT OOMPAKTT. V ^mSS% > 8SIUBmst The Insurance public are cloaely scrutfnixing tbe Cumpaniee. It Is oonasaatly repeated Iha mi if «*# pram the niture. and UU said that the nnosuai delay lu adjuating Uttag premium receipts to pay lores®, , . . . . , „ , Whether or not them things be io. It Uk>tdai os tarnfegQje^b» oonvinoed that ro^cra SS S If fora.-1 bjr teffl. a^'hiotjSx to men in Central Ohio. For soch honorable conduct anp oorrmt ftmnetalmaw . ^ usuranee company of Ootumbua, Ohio. This action commends the company to ue in which io place insurance. THU HOXE 1SSUUAHCE 00XFANY Of COLUXBUS, OHM. TLI. .torllM iMtltuUoii UiertM to Irak m otto ot th. romt*«» u« btet a mm m exl.tot.co. The excellent m.n^ement which hte always cherxcter*,* ".the prompt tod mUsMctory muur la which 1, ha. tejojtei rad p-ld.. SrowA cm, dollar ot 11. lo«« b, te. *mt Chlcrao *ro,. do, to the con*d.ncoof .hejwople.r ; w,wh.r..h 1. I ,r : orsauixation so utterly aoov# reproeon m an reepenm. am aeon as toe aeneous m Chicago bad been eeoertetned. the Stockholders detaded et onee to per ■ sf 8 bus, Ohio, find a fire insurance company*® h creasing aUo’vor the country, so that its new premium sand capital ^ -vr policy holders. This company can be oordialtyl relied upon by those seeking sound insurance.—CAfcoge Tribune G* W. ADAIR, Auct’r. The Great Sale of 39 - End Depot, at 2 o'clock, p. m., Tuesday 12th in- stent. Some of these are the most magnificent building lota now on the market; In a pleasant re tired locality, with deataahta surroundings; Srst-class neighbors, convenient to an exoeilent school, James' Chapel and the street Kailroedi in full view of Week End, end the Gate City. •at e big plat, examine the property before the day. and come to my office aad we mil all taka a FREE Ride on the street ears. 0. If. ADAIR. declO-M Real Estate Agent ”^S5gwsrays: rptoOfitoxteEf as—a. re*** rntmim** >1 rawtetoWteWtoitoreite . **’**“ l *. 4M.. i-., 1 v-tr: 1 -re 1 t itt'ito ■>■*!-1 imLrtitwhi urwuiirr 1 ' restern Railroad. MACON PASSENGER. 7:00 P M 10:20 P M •OO A M 8:30 P M There has been no communication be- i Arrive at Macon. Monday* exrepted. at tween Grant »dd Ak.-nuan, -fi«d.n p * U .do a to Geaerolnhll), 1 Arrive at Havaanah, Mouday* exotpted. at \ M uncction at Maci.n, both ways, wttli Mae an rn Railroad trains to end from 'bnla. h. s. Haines. late Sheriff, *nd W. H. Bullock, late 1 though tbe prewuro for a ch»n«o i* great, j ciomc Clerk of tbe Superior Court of Chatham j Akennan’s resignation would bu promptly *“ d w ' “ u 120 Vllla«o Farm® JlTtar Kirkwood Academy on Otoryio Railroad. WINE €0. ^ •Al jJT afin -tlA <■> H W ILL b. tokl OB tit. proraiMi, WEDNKHDAX, Jrawy M. im Tot. .0»«telr*"Xtea. teto.ro « ...a la niroite.. with '■5M2TOA»r Eml Estate Agaaw. Rare Chance, county; also, an act to incorporate the [ accepted. Influential political circle,-., d«iMU Ubltth'Kl and profitable- bnsliKsa. on Whltshafi street. For pardo itarS address 1. B., P■ ft.. Box IOC, General SuiK-rtnicudont. j Atlsnta, Gs. no. s OR AMITE Br “ - ATLANTA, ®A.