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THE DAILY TcnapAT Moenuto m Four* Pa SUN. / Local and B always found !ui(hm Notion MM*< P.yln U> hi Par Sato >1 Iki OmUp. DAILY _ .a I OWI MULT * Onto PITY AFFAIRS. Cbmisima* add Bbdal Pnnm- SUkdreaaea, embroidered cloak*, fun, French kid glove*, oik onder-garmenta, „—, fane, re*l Uoe eefa ovary dot re,M*rtattaat»ri. 1b. Da Wiu* he* withdrawn from tlie po rtion of o»-Paalor of lha Frirt Preobyte- ifafihhtifib'lfailogri ■ the ede , q*H ireSrlngoot joorh*od« H-e4 Corn ShaUer Tby(no to Bout thd Stats.—B*oj. Conley, now exercising the functions of Govcrnec, vetoed the bill to proud the prop!* against fraud! He *eemi oppoeed to hooeety end in favor of trend. . Hi* veto m merge i* ridiculous. It look* like be re* Aiming to a*ve eo infa- moue, plundering Bing. We publish a fair abstract of the bill. We b*ve not the epeoe to-duy to publieh the Veto, or notice ite error* and sophis try. Wo itete the folloning facta: It la ascertained that Bullock baa hy pothecated—paienerf—hundred* of thou aanda of dollar* of Oold Bond* upon which be baa had advanced from 40 to 70 ceqi* on the dollar. One banking Ifew .Xork hold* iVfa* Hundred i JPMan, of oor bond*, on thich they have advanced only 0370, 000. Another haa 9150,000, on whioh flaky have adranoed 9130,000, and another haa 960,000, on ehloh they have adranoed quantity of took to bn add at Motion ikeAlMren. a—Look at the notice of i of marahaodise, to he aold by A. J. Haralson thi* morning. Hat 8mn at Aocno*.—Thia morn ing th* ndgnii wffl aall oat the great Hat Store of Sakaon* A Alexander. A Co.—Thi* firm alway* keep* on toad th* very boat of fancy gtboMaat Bead thffv notice*. They deal in th* vary boot Ho. 1 article*. It ia charged, and we believe definitely known, that Bullock and other* hypoth ecated currency bond* of the State, which hud been redeemed and taken up and ahould have been oanoeled. The eoapoo* on all tbeon bond* are lithographed and th* Treasurer's am. Thooo oonponoi bo paid, nnkaathobondo ore brought to th* Traoauror’a oflloe and by hi taobad. They aan beaaailycoesiterfeited, obi be litboinpbtd by Um million. It ia auapected that there are num whioh are Tononmn—net having the merit* of “illegal cunoa.—Tho fret annual meeting taka* pko* to-day, Sea notice of the Treoon- Matoo'b Oooxr.—Hi* Honor yeaterday throw ttoeffy * card right At tha eonoluaion of the flrat game he raked off 960 for tho city', coffer*. Mai. HaBAiaon'a Auction Thu Mona, no.— A. J, Haralaoa, corner of Broad and MaiMtta attests, offer* a moat invit- fagffifa fttaatoralog at #t o’clock. Bead hi* advertiaament Ha A. K. Biaoo'a Bam.—To-day Mr. Boggn wfl near tho Third Baptiat Ohuroh, on Jon**' Hill, and aoaao on Marietta atoaah Bead hie A Wbyakh.—A local notice, in oor lari iaaoo, atatad that Mr, Seago'a aale would take plaoo yeaterday. Thia ia a miataka. Ho give* you a free rid* out to-day, and often bargain* in goadproiNrly. Fulton Surwuon Count.—Th* Court era* employed ah day yeaterday on th* cato of tho State va. John McMahon, charged with aaeanlting poHoear.o White with in ton! to murder. Tha «aae waa “•"rrertr. v~ yean old, died at HoganaviBet on the IHHli NovembcL Her children aay they have a family record, aal that alio waa bon in Virginia, in 1766. Thb Biooarr or All Fur Bmaa— OnAkniMNOktOfaf to Attend'd Me «f Treaty-one acre*; divided into Thirty- nine Late, lying broadaide of th* Milrekd, neat Jamea’ Chapel. Bead the adver- tiaaaaant and th* “levitation.’' Com mence* at 3 o’clock. ton.—Thie ia on* of the moat derirahla neighborhood* in or near any eity, Th* eUiaena era flrat-claaa, and the l tom have made it oonvenjent to b. Go oat to Cot Adair'. ■ataCMMC* «■> A tome, Ihre on it, and bring up yovfaMrau outride of th* town. _ Haolhd Down, —Someone haa kept the United States flag flying upon th* Capi tal every d*y tine* the Legislature began’ its present mariou. Mil yesterday. It we* suggested sad believed that thia waa done baoanaa Mr. Cooky regarded the avion atanond, red would not allow the flag tobalofatad. “• It will require Pour Hundred and Toddy Thousand Hdkare a year, to pey the interest on the bond* of the State, which are known to be legal and right, pbilo it will toko about a million and a half! to pay the interest on the which are known and believed to h* out—most of them unlawfully, and for whioh the State hue never obtained “val. M received." What aka than an intention to oonoeal tha truth and a desire to defraud the State and the people, can actuate those who oppose fall investigation, and a com plete showing of hand? who value their reputation bad put themaslve* on the side of the people and favor protecting them against No bonevt man i* afraid to show hie hand, or will oppose the fullest ex-, hibik It k only those who are disbon who will object to letting— not only the Legislature, bat the world —know what they have end how they by H. W* don’t core how much trouble and oxpeoae ere imposed upon dishonest men, thiavre and public plun dercra. ' The Ringmen cry out tha cost and trouble of aanding in their bond* ikad aobodttllg them to on oerntiny, a* a great hardship. Why ?— It will nut dowa their dishonoat emolu ment* to *a honest standard—that ia all The** m*a wbo raise thi. cry of repu dtation, nr* advocating a course that will forever twin our credit They want.a* to aaaam* .and agree to pay obligation* dfcfoh atfi dishouest, and whioh we oannot 116 andrimnMnot pay; and whioh will ne- repudiation. The way to sus- tain onr credit and keep the Stato from reproach is, to ascertain clearly what is right and pay it, and findignontly refuse to pay whet!* not right and send to the penitentiary tho** who iqake dishonest demands upon n*. letalasleven- MtW^ktive^bl morning, and lhn» foibIMy terminate the if th* LegMMrd. C' ^V’e hardly should be attempted. ‘ * «»t of order and the tape from th* ab- Utbk»6tei5^eth.ffiZ to I lifn—i I k iito m oni.'duhnk Mm, to t Momnr Fwsu-tiee notice of lost money fonnd. Asuan Guabd.—A few persona lest evening predicted that this morning, Conley would have an armed guard ata tioned at th* en tranoe* of the Senate And Representative Chambers, to bring the session of the Legislature to a close. We oonld not learn whether there was any foundation to bee* this prediction upon or not Bhlaxkd.—Both House, of the Legii- tare were Hi teeaian till 13 o'olock hut night, end transacted every Urge amount of business. Th* noting Governor got off hie atilt* and sent fa quite a number of memeges approving bills, Ae. It ia understood that he is about to oeaae bit opposition to a eontinnanoe of tho •ion. Just before Adjourning, - both branches adopted * resolution that the oontinnsnoe of the •oesion wee legal, and it was the ditty of *11 department* of the State Government to reoogniae the same. Th* night proceedings wiH ap pear in oqgnext iaene Sow York, Deoeml „ ott will be siesta ~ ndenf Vif the Southi he Stefa Benjamin Cohlby seems to be flgbtiag for tha Bond Bing. Ha want* the Legislature to adjourn, end ii resorting to uutenable measures to force them to do so. He seems no* to want the illgot- ten gains of the Ring legislated ont of their bends. r i Tk* Constitution provide* that the Legislature may prolong ite Aemiou be yond 40 days, by a vote of two-third* of each branch. Conley claim* that such a resolution must bo submitted to him for approval, and either receive hi* sanction, or be passed over his veto, as in case of other bills. He qnote* Article 8, Section 6, Paragraph 6 of the Constitution, as follows: “No provision ia this Constitution for a two-third* vote of both houses of the General Assembly shall be oonati-ted to waive ,tbe necessity for the signature of the Governor a* fa other tint except fa * case of the top-third* vote required over-rid* the voto.” ^ Thi* claim is tophi*tio*l*nd nn tenable. It ia oaptioua and oontemptible, and weald Bet be urged by one except a Rad ical or a friend of the Bond Ring, for an unworthy purpose. This provision of the Constitution has special reference to others fa the « article, snob as the organisation of new eonntiea, granting bank charters, Ac., and does not refer to any provision of th* Confutation outside of article 8, whioh any fair minded man will readily acknowledge, who taken the trouble to reed it earetally. Article 4, Section 2, Paragraph 7, pro vide* that "every vote, resolution or or- derto whioh the concurrence of koth houses may be necessary except on a ques lion of election nr adjoubkmbnt shall b* presented to the Governor,"etc. Both Tjmnee, on Saturday, passed a resolution to Mntinae the session until next Saturday by * two-thirds vote. That we* a voto on a “ quedion of adjourn ment." The subjeoi of adjournment, and that alone, waa involved in it. - The question was, should the session be pro longed? They decided not to edjonrn et that time, and therefor* it was e question ol adjournment, which, acoording to the Constitution, does not require the Gov ernor 1 * approval. His captioo* oondact Is discreditable to hie intellect. Thi Bond Meetuio a Bear.—The meet ing of the Bond Rfag, advertised to oome off last night, was • dead failure; or if it waa held, it was a secret conclave of the oonspirmtor*. Thorn handbills were not circulated. The truth is, nobody Wanted that meeting, except th* members of the rascally Bing, or tbair tool* or dope* Th* people of Atlanta oonld not be hired to get up anch a meeting; neither is than money enough in the State of Georgia to imince our citizens to attend each on ing, exoept for the purpoee of giving their unqualified condemnation to a*y such demonstration. Every honest man aiding anch a demonstration cannot, in our opinion, be anything else than the deceived dupe or agent of tho Bing. W. L. Scruggs, Esq., the editor of the Pbt, left last night far Near York, to bo absent about ten or fifteen days. He will probably spend inmk day* in Washing ton. Cold Watkh Thui-laus.—Thi* popu lar and charitable organization met on Sunday at the Oo*d Templin' Hqll to listen to an address. In tho absence of the appointed speaker, Meear*. Higgins, Dozier and Withers -lr 1 riwl -w» lssg* sadienoa of our most respected o tizeus, Legislators, ladies, and a host of childfen, who retired impressed with the wisdom of tho reform proposed by this benevo lent institution, and tha baauty, interest and sublimity of their ceremonies Mxchawo*’ Fan Coupaht No. 2.— Local * BufeineeiR Notices This splendid company waa opt on. pa rade yeaterday. At the Annual Meeting, held nt their Had last evening, the following officers were elected to serve for the enening year:. Jqa. M. Toy, Preaid*nt; J. Mr Buice, Vice Prtefflentr ’O. B. C/eh- ahaw, Secretary; O. H. Jones,Treasurer; W. D. Glynn, First Director; C. C. Hughes, Second Director; Geo. W. Terry, Chief Enginoer; W. H. Evans, First As sistant Engineer; T. F. Grady, Second Assistant Enginoer; Win. West, Third Assistant Engineer; G. M. Standard, First Assistant Director; S. C. Thornton, Second Assistant Director; D. W. Stal lings, J. F. Alexander, Pipemen; E. H. Taylor, Tho*. Iawreace, Axemen; J. G. btiM to suit purchasers. Kelly, Delegate; Dr. E. J. Roach, Spr- Petr W. W. Compton A Co., Peach tree rtreet, have m store e targe and a .h.^kcf ftu# •nfaerfi W ng of the mast superior quality and prices extremely low. decl2 -to* Atmoro’s Celebrated Mince Meat, in cane or jars, at decl2 “CokiPTON A Co.’e. New Raisins, Citron, Currants, Cranberries, Uelstine, Lubins Flavor ing Extracts, Canned Goods of every description id dfaur ) ~ | Ofaa»w 90a M B&T Compton A Co., have the finest Ooeben Batter in Cane, Firkins, or qaeu- dec!2 Gladden th* Moran's Hkabt.— Find tlie lost child, which is described fa our local oolamns this morning. ♦ _—. : Pebsoxal.—Mr. H. E. Morrow, the celebrated teacher of Criffin, at present School Commissioner of Spalding coun ty, is in the eity, and will remain a few day*. H* i* om'of the ohAcc* of the exchanges. John Whu, Boora-A gentlemen rite varied faSortmeniW • all Cold Golds, of the newest styles, for Ladies, Gentl-men orChildreo. Wetal r nothing but the best, oikA at suah prices as to make a sale certain to everjr cus tomer that cau be suited in th* article. deelOdtf wsein tbiaqity on Sunday who amused some persons by declaring that Booth we* not dead, that the person killed fa the spring of ’66, generally supposed to have been Booth, was * Confederate soldier who had been wounded; that he knew certainly whereof he spoke, end that some day the people of this country would see trie words verified. He even went so far as to say ho knew where Booth was *t present A crowd stood about him and listened to what be said. lluBTtH*.—Why will y*n suffer from Rapture, when you esn have Belief and Cuss. Throw sway your disagreea ble Trusses, and ’ coll on Drs. ltowe A Taber, Capitol Building, Atlanta, Gs. deelOdtf Child Lost.—A little four year old gill, sooompanied by ■ smaller negro girl and a little yellow dog, strayed off from it* mother, Mrs. Ward, on Peters street, yesterday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. It wore s red-checked tiasey dressy wa* bare-headed and had its Mr plaited around its head. Its distressed mother, who seartfaed *11 the evening hi vriB, will be deeply grateful for any informa tion of its whereabouts left at tbi* or at her house on Peters street, next door to Mr. Brown's grocery store on Castleberry Hi!?. BQFFKft a* Firk Comtek No. 3.—The hoepiUble taU.of Mechanic lain, crowdta Oat nMw Vtkh ft gkBftnt hofft—repreflentatUefl torn •rery •T.rv ela* (* c7ci*s<*a, Th*aaudl W Assorted Crockers put up express- . Cowpwira han i A i sir i fiwm ty ly for family use. Broken Crmokers and Picxpocxht* Maks a Peulous Lhat. Some days ago an unsuspecting emigrant from South Carolina, while waiting at the Passenger Depot for n nonnesting tseii which was-to bear him, with Ins family, to fa* Far West wen approached an indivtdnal who introdneed himself *s an emigrant bound for the same destina tion. After some commonplaoe conver sation, the impostor, (for such he was under pretense of showing him the city, induced the South Carolinian to walk with him np the stroct. Impostor was presently approached ami accosted by man who represented himself as the Ex press Agent, and threatened to con facets hie luggage unless the faeight we* paid on them instantly, this emergency Impostor produced 9220 in gold, end asked the L. 0. Emigrant to pt that fa exchange for the same lount of greenbacks, promising to re- m tho gold when they bad arrived at MU.liOOO Old Papers for sole inqa tities to suit purchasers, at the tf Son Osro Jfa Gao, A. Vxbbadlt is onr duly tin Little Rock. Memphis and Nashville to New Tork. We anal stem to understand how it advertisement of Mr. Ton Goidtanovw, fa«0^fahj*de*Un«; Horticcltohai.—We ctll stMMoaHoTktiml sooh a* th* foregoing appeared in the columns ot .hhpMmedtuden without word of oomment. Tww Tasoo Fsacd.—A writer in Ban- fay’s Ometitudm, signing kkrtiff "An Old-Lin* DwmuereA” **yw: Tbs pweul LcfMstnr* of the State will be nseemkwwd s*_ tea nta nSSed 'iiaisaippt LsgisUture. Ibe Democrat- party can never stand this. Beuudie- m wul sink fkwparty. WfienVhXpn.- Tiitimit die* *wap th* people wall them fa* terrible reckoning. I binek tor th* State. That me* may may k*vw been a Dem in days gone by, but we would not give much for kis DemOetaoy row. If he don’t own any band*, end is not tb* U»* e*«n»nr*ttevneyo< wan* of tbnBpbd fata, ygfftAfttg diation *f itifaefari vrbfahw. Tf ***^ •nff , 'Sta9irai mff half no villainous fa principle m the gist* bond swindle of the present ewin dUng Mbg, dU-bnt khk the hlft' repndiilifit, nor fajwre the credit of the State. authorised Traveling Agent, He ia now 6h * trip to North Alabama and Ten- Ferrington A Quigley, at the Poet iTtm iwPmeAra Pahthb O>»‘l«oog*. Thg «m>grwt suspecting Oflkxvheep TnWBtiwfov Sale, nothing, readily mode the exahenge. After the partis* bad separated, the •migrant returned to th* depot, and 'y himself, questioned the Expr^ with th*enter- *gvnt, who immediately told him he had robbed. Upon examination of the turned to be Sown tel Alt coin Of a bee* metal. Cspt Johnson, chief of the polioe, was immedtataly *eqtMintod with til the farts tiffter hearing e description of the parties he readily iwoogntaed than u WIlllWi Cist and George L. Gist, notorions pick The prqtended emigrant and bttiue tapreae agwft were brofteis end eooomplice* fa an infamous tesign to swjndte the honest end unsuspecting Tbsy ately streeted and eommitted to prison. Yesterday they were conducted fa th* court hoase to eonsnlt counsel fig their defense. They wore pieced in one of the fag * moment's absence of the th*y both leaped from the window height of 26 tost—enfl rspld’y took to flighk They ware both reeapsnred— owe bniose he hmd peo >e*Ae<l fitly yard*, the other in s vary few minutes. They •eld, after • taw mitasuuta* snrvey, they ooavineed that erimfaal* ha<l nq merry before that court, end incurred the peril of breaking their necks as the wffcret alterqatfa*. They h*v u Wa re- committed to prison, sad will be tried •* ea ♦erly^djj. ^ i Tr A bd participated of the elefant a l>ff». the ftiBowtug toeatff wetv> propoeed, all of ch breathe a apirit of pabiic interest and broth erly lore among onr bravo and aelf-aaorlflclng fire man that honor* them and the people of which they are the acknowledged guardians let. Atlanta Fire Department—The mall—t though second to none in efficiency. Capt- Jackson re sponded by calling on Mr. J. Toy. 2d. AUapta Hookjuid Ladder Company No. 1.—The Pioneers of tho Atlanta Fire Department Martin lierkol responded by calling Luckie, who, in turfi called on ft. J. Lowry. 3d. Atlanta Fire Company No. 1. The Sire of the Atlanta Fire Department* llh. Tallulah Fire Queen of the City cf Atl anta. J. H. Mocaalin re- Tmax LM gin Compesy S«. iltti ter reourd be aa brilliant aa tho name she t)cara. W. It Ifiggere reeponded, Gth. (late City Fire Company, No. 5—Though laat. not leaatT MayTkef pro^rRa, like onr city, never go backward. J.D. Uaaleit responded. . . -- r 1th. Mayor addCoanCll of fiOaida-Tlm fithai* of our city and the true friends of the firemen. W. T. Newman responded. 8th. Tha Press—T _ rriigtons liberty. gad Cept. Jaekeon responded. , g f m . t t . 9th. Our City—the modern Phoenix haa taken her position as one of the fiiwt cities in the Bonth. Dr 10th. The Ladies—God bless them; first in war, fir* in *wee» fix* in th* fear* «r mu joftfig men and flrat and last in the pockets of their husbands. W.P. Bold responded. llth- Our State—the Empire SUte of the South— soon to he relieved from her spoilers and their rinse; Mon. Phillip Russell of Savannah responded. 13th. Firemen of Atlanta. Col K. T. Clarke then t of the Compeny-. After the banal festivities, all reared “in Mountain Acoomhovatioh Trajn.—On ana tetter MonJay, Ufa fati-. and until further notioe, will leave Atlanta at 5:30, p. h., fifteen minute* iffier the' regular Nfafht rfrf Train. Thoee interested in the ntablMimew and oontinuanoo of the Accommodation 1 Train, are respectfully notified that this change is for their convenionee, and flirt tho It rough lraeel\muel he acootnmodtded by tho Night Mail Train. By direction of w ■ 8k K. Johnson, Sup’t Ed. A. Warnbr, Ag’t. *•_ W. B. Moaea, at the- KimbaU House, always boa Tb* Sun for aale. CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A xJifsr. AND OUB gum ALL KXPBCr TO BB BBMKMBgRKD THEN, “ IF EVER.” Oome then to tlie OLD RELIABLE iWfffiFitrfmm Lawbhk A Haynih, and see oar beautiful stock ol Holiday Good* now on hamband coming in every day—consisting, in part, of elegant Ster ling Silver Goods, fa aatea, from 95 to enry Tarver, Newton. Bartow—John W. Wogtfrd, Certere- ville; John W. Grey, Adefarrille. bank*— Nathaniel Wofford, Homer. Report *4 Intern.eata for mgfiffi Berrien—H. T. Peeples, Neshvifie. of NevMnberrKm : ' ITLI ‘ Bibb-C, A. Netting, O. A. Bacon, J; Whites ,y,,,. ,15 Colored 30 Total ••*. . f.-rr.ifr.?.*.* ... .45 J. W. Cbaio, decO-lt Chm’n Board of Health. Pair Japanese Coooe Stick* made for the first time fa Atlanta, at Block’s Can dy Factory, Nq. 75 Broad street. t(! Broken ‘Candy 20 cent* per pouod. Chocolate Caramels every Wednesday.— Freeh Condirti of all kfafa keptcoMteat ly on for nie et the Cracker Fhatorj. nov26-6t H. Lewis A Co. ; . ,t.\. in 001 * 0 " " ,w » l and V* offering ' stocks generally withdrawn Sdlliug on street at 18; in store lrtyO? jJoJ. Sales 100 bales; receipts 75. Fira. ; Provisions — Bacon— shoulders 81; clear rib. sides *.%;.* dear sides •0 ; hams, plain 12l@14 ; sugar wired 15i(q47. Bulk meats—shoulders G|; clear rib sides 8; oleer sides 8^. Ijard—TierceCLfK^lii; 111@12; buckets 13. Financial—Gold is buying 1 y>— gelling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—eelU , _ ingl QB _ — „ - J - _ r* n T Ia*»c L. H«ghee, Camming. Franklin—Ana \V. Bruwner, Camee- Jl 93 Ml t Butter—fAuneieee and country but ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 31. Lxathxr—Hemloek 21 fa 30; Otk 40 to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; upper leather 42 to 60; Coif skins 925 to 960 per dogm; Amerioen faU skfonffittitr “^rSreen to 7f; green salt 81 Tobaooo—Low grades 55(aJ56o ; com mon, 68(465; good, 75(^90; tine, 91@ 91 26; aboice breads, 91 26(^1 60. Ibon—Swede 7o; bone shoe iron 7e; (Sty Mills end Pittsburg bar 6a ■ Hte*ui-te IWM.B. ritaaoL—Britton Sima, hrenkun. . — ■svSRSflr*® ou^T?,^^,, Bry ^^ "hms*—17o, Irwin—Reason Paulk, Irwiuville. bain.—Corn, old; v<nr scarce—white Jackaoqt-JftH Jft: 96@97; mixed 95; new .helled 00ri93. _J»"per—Andrew J. Wat ten, Monti- Om*, mixed 68@70; black 70^ttjy ^Soab—A, 14; extra O, 13f; crifelfka, 1 ! gain, 30. Me bead, fita Salt—Liverpool 2.-00; VirgtoblBofHce ClaieiflcnttoR of the Meamber* bf tbe General Amenably. SENATE. patsrftSi’&SKr^ WaM. Kiihlmd, Odm^rilte. * 9th^Be8bfn Jonea, Newton, lltb—Levi 0. Hoyle, Dawson. 18th—Robert C. Black, America., llth—0. W. Kibbee, Hawkinsviile. 16th—D. W. Cameron, Jacksonville. 16th—H. Hicks, Wrightaville. 17th—Joseph Cone. 19th—Colombo* Heard, Greensboro. '22d—T. J,' Simmons, Macon. *" 24th—B. Br'Hinton, Buena Vista. 26th—Wm. P. Matthews, Talhotton. 26th—A. D. Nnnnmlfa, Griffin. 27th—B. Steadmw, Covington. Wh-W. F. Jordon, MontioeUo 29th—W. M Reeae, Washington flJtb^J. H- MdWhorte*, KnMr 31st—AVm. S. Erwin, Clarksville. 33d—SL Von Bate*, Homer. 84th—M. A. Candler, Decrtrf 1 SStfi-A-Oeo.'HIBJer, fftiwita. 37th—O. W. P«ddy, Prenldte; 89th—James R Brtrirn, Canton. 40til'—C, J. Wellborn, BfairtriUe. 41*—John A Jervis, Morgantown. 42d—John T.' Bnrns, Rome. 43d—Ia N. Trammell, Dalton. • a r 4th—J. M. Oilman, Brunswick. 6th—Josbtta Griffin, Valdosta. 7th—W. L. Clark, Thomasville. .Ofa—Bfaj- Ft Bruton Buiukrid**-1 - ldth—F. O. Welch, Albany. WU»—Raujamin tofagg, Augustaj. ,|, 32a—J. C. Richardson, Dawnonville. 86th—W. C. Smith, Gfantville. 38th—Walter Brock, Buchanan. COLORED KBNAVORH'-a-RBPT'ULICANK : 2tl District—T. G. Campbell, Darien. 12th—Thomas Crayton, Lumpkin. 20tli—Geo. Wallace, Milledgevillo. 21st— Jos. B. Deveaux, Clinton. 28d—L H. Andenon. Fort Valley. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. DSMOCBATE. Apghng—Lemnel Hellers, Hrtmesville. Kennedy, Stilesboro. A. Murehey, Tho*. M. " ix, WaynertKiro. B. Boas Brook*—James H. Hunter, Quitman. Bryan—C. H. Baker, Eden. Bwlioeb—D. ^ Burke—Robert A, Berrien, T. Duncan Cox, Batto—Thoa F. Hammond, Jackaon. Charlton—John Faxton, Traders’ Hfll. Onatham—Isaac Bussell, Emanuel Hoidt, John J. Kelly, Savannah. . ot Campbell—John Goodman, Fairburo. Carroll—John S. Penteooat,Carrollton. Catoosa—W. H. Pwyne, Ringgold: Chattahoochee—David O. Cody, Cite- setft. Chattooga—C. C. CDegbom, Summer ville. Cherokee—John B. Richards, Clay—John B. Johneow, Fort Gtfnes. Clinch—Hampton A. Mattox, Homer- vfilot -1 1 Cobb—Wm. D. Andenon, Wm. F An daraon, Marietta. . CflflMV John MsSpenae, Dougiea ->„i Colquitt—lease Otriton. Moultrie. Columbia—O. P. Stovall, B. CL Ltanp- ’* Nia, AppliuH. '1 , q^ford-Wlu. Rutherford, Knox ville. I S AV Dado—E. D. Graham, Trenton. c sf* ftWA-wfatokrtH ' £7Si^fe , i5Xi£;~*' iK Decatur. v Dooly—John H. Woodweifl, Vieen Early—BrinUy Chaaqy, Blakely, gjjiofa—ftw; Phillips, BUteariUe. igham—Motge* .Bawls, Spring- field Elbert—Emory P„fi.lwarda, Ellmrton. Euunuul—W. I*. Kciutrw, Swains- boro. Fauiiiu—Wm. Fiaukltn, Morgantown. Fayette—Wm. Whetlty, kbyoUeriU*. Floyd—DuuhtpSeotfc.' Rotue; AL K. |ee a '"?w fh *v«mpoij J Heury Jackson. Atlanta. Gilmer—N. L. Cooper. Ellijay. Gluacock—W. Gi Brwlday, Gibeon. Gordon—Joel C. Fain, Calhoun. r Green—B. L. MaWhortar, Fun tie id. Gwinnett—W. E- fammoae, G, M. Jones, LawrenceyiUe. Habersham—GarncttMcMilleo, Cfadn- willm. .1 ■ v» *.v«t mi a™ Hull—L. A- Simmons, Gaiareviifa , tl Hancock—Geo. F. Pierce, Jr., F. fa B HmsSon—Wm. J. Heed. Horria—J. W. Murphy, Q. F. PatiUo, Hart—James W. Jones, Hartwell. . ft Hunl, Britton Pmukiin. MUo. ... , - Jeffcraon—W/P. tfolmabil, aT Be&M- loy, Louisville. Johnson—W. H: Msrtio, Wrightsville. Joues—Benj. Barrow, Clinton. Molasses— Lincoln—Henry J^Lfifig, ’ Lincolnton «d, 82; New Orleans choicegitt^ftteefi Lowndes A1 bert Converse, Valdost Lumpkao-^L iW.‘.Riloy, DabMew Madison—Isaac J. Meadows, Daniels tJnien-^Joeeph Reid, Blairsville. Upeon—John I Hell, Tuomaston. Waller—J. Y. Wood, LaFayette. W affon—Chaa. H Bowie, Monroe. Ware—D. Morrison, Wareeboro. Warren—T. T. Barkeedale, O. L. Cloud, Warrenton. ■Waakiai Sam ■ffittfa deraville. -Ji Wi Heafre, -H. Tnyior, Webster—Alfred C. Bell, Preston. White—James F. West, Mount Zunali. Whitfield—Charles J, Emerson, Tun- ne Hill. Wilcox—David C. Mann, Abbeville. Wilkee—8. W. Wynne, H. P. Slaton, Washington. Worth—Royal B. Jenkins, taabella. WUkfaeoo—C. H. Hooka, Irwin too. Camden—Henry S. Hiilyer; St. Mary's. Daaainri .J, fit WiUiama, Btenhridgr. Lao-Ot Ft Page, Starkvilta. Hoaataav—J. R.Griffii, Fort Vaflay. H. V. Hafi, Oreea- vifas . • i I nfi ■■ Monroe—J. Blown, Feaaytk. Dougherty—F. f. Putney, Albany, TRewort—J. B. Mansfield, Lumpkin. Thomas—J. Battle, ThomakriUe. Pfakeos—John M Allred, A#er. COLORED I M. Davis, Athens. Cewet*—S. Smfllr, B. I. tirtgtant, (contested), Newnan. Decatur—A. BrutonaBaihbeidg*L amt Greene—Abram Colby, Greensboro. Glynn—James Blue, BrnniwiA. Houston-^ioo. Qrmofid, Arby §itn- Monroe—G. if! dower, Forsyth. Morgan—M. Floyd, A. Dhkes, Mkdl- een. Melntoeh—T. G. Campbell, Jr., Da rien. Thomas—A. Fred. Atkinson, Thmn- aerille. WOK SBCKKTOKT OP STATE. Colonel H. J, 8PBAYBERBY is an nounced ask candidate fa* Secretary of State, subject to theDemoerefl* rorain*- lion. Aa be is * cripple, and unable to frail, he would be pleased to see the tatemhen of tbe Legislature at bis room, No. 8, tip atari*, corner Marietta and Broad streets Mfo. Oman to Rent.—One room cm m}. oor; also a portion of the office, in hiding one window on the flrat floor—fa ShN Building, otf Broad street. . 'Apply to > 7r .ff.Hfal&fld*ra, tt . t • • Seal THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY and WEEKLY A Live Paper an Live Issue*.’ AUUXPka B. STEPHENS, NEkal Maw, A. R. WATSON, Ntw, Editor, A. .HENLY SMITH. IHu|iL (iltor And BuOn, [rTZei li'U,-ei\YAA. THI SDN ia in earnMt advoctttfl of DeBocrmoo look upon the sneoees of the party In the ting BtruKRleM* permanent object of patriotic re. To thte end vre ahell Ubor BeeJouely, took- conflflffntly to tne hearty co-operetion of every locret m the Union, in om grand united effort 'in » glorious ti-iumph ov^r^ Redit^tiu end C<u- The Mioceie of the' Bemo6ratte done oeif eef ure to ue Liberty end good Oovernuieiit on this continent. For tht« encceee vre shall Ifibor iu the rafika of the mighty DemocretiQ hepti, who still love Liberty and equal riffMk.- ’ • - The gr< at intereete of ©eorgi* will be foetered. W# •hgUatvMweReet letMte ef tbt pteCftefimge el thi Legislature, and publish the Decision* of the Supreme Court, vlthjtll uaweof interact oohfteeted With toe Hlate Ucvemmeid. ■ Mr. fttffphensis thoroughly enlisted In thi* great work sod contribute* tb the eclitmus of Th* huh almost dally. , Adilrem J. HENLT 8H1TH. 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I N# paper wiR-be mm hubl the amt for. sod tiwn*e wifisawi ## charfftie, Tft Oft rebels Mr. Stephbou win rasuete Mi omiMftNlvtile. His '*■■■ Vfttft matter* or connocted with the Poffttlal-Dft> partmeut of this paper, nhouhl be addreafa'd to him ^KSRft&iiror-o*. Tn Sun, exoept ite Political Department, should be addressed to 1. Heftly Smith, Manager, Atfcmta. Oa. Qkmn*emtl£ir' Ndbrfa. Moulton. km “ * 18th and 19th, fi^VT. Colby, Mualcal Director. Paulding—R. A. Trammell. Dallas IltaTO OhlUICej • mend and higher—9lead fa toon in light aemAod hat firm, Knowle*, Bfaik- PiehrtfbEUfcr E. ^Plke—John H. Bakir, Zebulon. ff T* Mantel er tn. Lagtelatare Wo invite the membere In visit om office et any time. _ Samp!* oopie* Of The Sufi yiftj* to any adilrere reqnaetad. ■ te arena L Baoon in light fiarea I .JJSftS•iS9te w »*' 'A 0AJNTAL efftbeuft fiMM^II mJMft ftwblMMA*** A-atSSri Wd JJritebte tetarita reWtetetek : .fteKOaBte lea G- W. ADlIB,JUet’r. AIMA VJT 9HM3* We specially deeire all i receive the *"w?$B 74ife4t r 4te8&lfe o,Eu.riifa .Ufa)UleeBo, UmrUlTA Scnirea iJabaMV’fafa Sylvan)*, KBLBTON, Deeember 11.- lirtrilingi 19ti»ltii' note. xs&sasstt their papers regularly andlfirm; . _ . . U.I.. . tel *» « ttStr/KW J.-W U&u iB2“—a*^SS^5H8W/IS!!^'?. ns te* 4! ODPKRIOR O toed Depot, et 3 o'fldbn. ra,. slant Home of these “in W- • sm Aire, any failure to ream** et i ly—fa due time. All that we can do ia to do the but we ; “Vwi'or U ^?£;*av 19 15-16, ID*, fifif lterek 201-W, 2»|? 20 1, MLifafafaprttitefatafa|;a»i fa |>*Hti . t „ . 201; Ma^ %Uw9Qt., Mwita ofanedrtrite.. • -fCarrcll-Johu R Jo i lA3t odi geh U-H grrfttlv correcting irrcgulftrities, if we can af- j tinae* Htetimg* 9. ways hare them reported to gent at 7. Currency to gold w;tli i^i commission: Oat no# of cv lemmdnt4#Mdjr.teUfi currcu<iy cun- seas; ua—Dental W. KiUion, Hfawasee. E. H. Griffin, JeflhrjonviUe. ;p—W. JL Oait, West Point; W. fato, HogaasvfUe. 3 S’ Cottage Be d/clO-at •^F’o'r ■HiANT Vacant Reeldeuoe Lots, most Arose* ‘ B the Gate City; Also, b ttw fitfi elect, sift be bad chewp tor ouh.