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VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, iNOVJvMHL^ 12^71.
NO. 463.
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SENATE.
Satubday, November 11.
Tlie Senate met, President Trammell
in the chair; prayer by Rev. E. W,
Warbkn: the roll called, and the jour
nal appro veil.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.
Matthews. - —
Mr. Jones offered a resolution that
each Senator be furnished with a copy of
the Constitution: adopted.
Mr. Drown—A resolution to furnish
tofi Governor with a eopy •! the
resolutions passed on yesterday, in re
lotion to the seat of Mr. Henry; adopted.
Mr. Simmons—A resolution that on
Tuesday, the 14th, the Senate and House
of Representatives will proceed to elect,
viva wnco, A United States Senator;
adopted.
On motion, the Senate then went into
Executive Session.
Tho House resolution that the Trea.su
rer advance each member and officer of
this (General Assembly one huudred dol
lars was taken up, and concurred in.
The House resolution that the Com
mittee on Agriculture and Manufactures
in each House be consolidated, was con
curred in.
Bills were read the second time:
Mr. Burns introduced a joint resolu
tion that the Joint Finance Committee
be instructed to inquire into tho financial
condition of the Stute, and be empower
ed to send for persons and papers, ex
amine witnesses, and do all other neces
sary acts; adopted.
Mr. Simmons—A resolution that two
members of the Senate bo added to tho
Committee ou Finance; adopted.
Bills on third reading—To require the
Ordinaries in isssuiug orders on the
County Treasurers to specify the fund
out of which said orders shall be paid;
passed. To amend the attachment luws
of this State, allowing attachment when
the debtor 601106ftIs the (joods; passed.
To repeal an act'to provide foriin elec
tion Bud to alter the election laws of this
0 approved October 8d, tflTO;
To provide tho mode of filling vaoad
cies iu the office of Ordinary in this
Stato, providing-that 5 the Clerk of the
Superior Court aball» five the requisite
notice of election* passed.
/To regulate tho practice of dentistry it
this State, providing for a Hoard of I/tu
tistry and making a diploma requisite to
its practice; referred to the Judiciary
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To repeal so much of au act to create
the Alhpaha Judicial Circuit as relates
to the counties of Echols, Lowndes, Cof
fee, Clinch and Ware, ami to add tho
county of Lowndes to the Southern Cir
cuit, and the counties of Echols, Coffee,
Clinch and Ware to the Brunswick Cir
cuit; recommitted to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
To amend und-add to the law of &hqu
in thifrBtfftc, making the burning of or
setting fire to fences, stacks of fodder or
tauyf Of com or other grain—.
To allow plaintiffs in execution to re
cover damages in ccrtaiu cases, when a
claim or affidavit of illegality is with
drawn; passed.
A bill to amend 4428 of the Code, so
i to seoure tho performance of contracts
of labor. . . .
The bill making the enticement of
employees by third persons, or tho driv
ing away of the same by employers witli-
‘ unTii'i’n tendered, the
Mr. Pol moved to amond by provid
ing for tho payment of the Judges and
Solicitors of the District Courts, salaries
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for sendees pertbrnred.
Mr. Simmons, of Gwinnett, thought
Mr. Pox's resolution unnecessary, as tho
officers of those courts uro entitled to
psy without Any special provisions for
such payment.
Mr. McMillan moved to amend liy
legalizing all the nets of tho District
Courts heretofore performed.
Mr. liussnm moved to amend Mr. Me-
Millan's amendment by excepting Chat
ham county.
On motion of Mr. GtuBAti all the
amendments were laid on the table.
Mr. Hu&mtMplaiqetUiJl amend Mont.
Ho thought that in large counties the
Oonrt is needed, because of the nmouut
of buanen, and moved to reoemmlt the
bill.
This point was ruled us Well
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out payment, or for service rendered, the
abandonment of service by employees,
a misdemeanor, provided tho contract bo
attested by a witness who .will I 9W<*r that
the contract was read to the parties;
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P ^Lni»sage froiti the House transmit
ting tho resolution instructing tho Joint
Finance Committee to impure mtouU
financial tnpftwous hetSren H. TL Huh
lock and Henry Clews k Co., through
the National Bank,or liy any other menus
and to empower said (jouimittee'to aeuu
for persons and papers.
A bill to repeal tno ‘Joth section of an
act approved October 25th, 1S1U, nuking
certain appropriations; punned.
A hill to provide for suits against joint
obligors, joint trezpwwers, purtnota or
makers or indorscra iu the City Court of
Savannah, providing that the «umo may
be sued iu said Court whonjany one
of them lives in its jurisdiction; passed.
A hill to create a Board of Road unit
Revenue for tho county of Dftwson;
passed j I ^ amc nd section 1770
of tho Code, iu rolutimi to the police
courts of tho city of Savannah; passed.
A Kill 4/u innnmnrato tll<* town of ra.wc-
Mr. Griffin, of Houston, argued that
a Court for speedy triab is mntli needed
in certain counties.
Mr. Philufs, of Eokols, wan willing
that such Districts as wanted tho Court
may have it, and he moved to lay the bill
on tho table; lost.
Mr. Hillyer’s motion to recommit was
also lost.
The bill was thou passed.
Mr. Hallo! Meriwether offered a res
olution requesting the Committee on
Privileges and Elections to impure
whether or not Mr. David Johnson, who
contests the seat of Mr. Daniel Johnson
of Hpoiding, is eligible under the 14th
Amendment to the United States Consti
tution to a seat on thin floor.
Mr. Phillips stated that tho said Com-
mittoo have had the matter under consid
eration for several days and had seut for
persons and papers.
Mr. McMillan moved to amend, in
structing said oommiteo to inquire into
Mr. David Johnson's right to a seat
Messrs. Simmons of Gwinnett, Pou and
Phillips thought that tho House could
not inquire into the qualifications under
the 14tli Amendment of a man who is not
a member of this House. If hn is dis
qualified and takes his seat, let him take
the consequences.
Jolnkr of Dougherty thought that it
is time euough to inquire into tho eligi
bility of Mr. Johnson, when the commit
tee makes a report hr lnrfavof,* if Such a
report shall be mode.
Mr. McMillan explained the object pf
his amendment
Mr. Dell thought that the question of
eligibility under the 14th Amendment
cannot properly come before the Com
mittee.
Mr. Piercb moved to lay the whole
matter on the table; passed.
Mr. Payne offered a resolution provid
ing for the appointment of a joint com
mittee to inquire into and . report what
bonds of this State, issued in aid of rail
roads, were fraudulently issued, and what
bonds were legally issued, so that action
may bo pMffiptly taken to protect thp
credit of this State.
Mr. Bacon offered an amendment in
structing the joint Finance Committed to
inquire mto and report upon all matters
touching transactions in Georgia Bonds
Bacon urged the necessity for prompt
and efficient action in this very import
ant matter.
Mr. Payne urged tho importance ol
the measure, s: ying that it is believed
that a large amouut of bonds have been
fraudulently itsued and sold by Bullock,
and that it is due to Georgia and dealers
in securities throughout tho world to
know what bonds aro fraudulent and
what legal. •... .
Mr. McMillan favored tho substitute
with only one exoeption, whioh ho pro
posed a further amendment, providing
that if any official shall have been found
guilty of a crime in these patters, that a
warrant be issued for his arrest, and re-
uiiLaition be made for him if be has flou.
Mr. Bacon accepted tho amendment.
Mr. Rawls said that the Joint Finance
Committee have agreed to appoint a spe
cial committee from their number to in
vestigatc the Bond question.
Mr. Hall, of Upson, moved to amend
bv striking out Financial
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A bill to ineorporato the town
man, Dodge comity
an, i/ougo cuiaaiwj , . . ,
A Houro bill to provide for a Kpecuil
election for Govarnor to fill the «Bet-
pired term of Rufus B. Bullock to be
held on the second Tuesday in Decem
ber, van VJf nn UP aLu l rt-iul the tu-attmia.
A mesaage was received from the House
atuting that tho House had pus-ted, over
reaolutiou
tho veto of the Governor, .
al coi tain resolutions approved.
May'll'Tbo mPMiigc was taken
up and contains tho following rcsolu-
That the Joint rosolatom
p • J > »•— E.I. 1S7U, which un-
referred.
taken. ^
Mr. BusB'^M in favor of Mr. Scoltfa,
motion, and urged tho neees.,ity nor
guarding the Treasury. : j u
Mr. Siuuons culled tho previous que*.
tion on Mr. Scott's motion to puss over
the voto. This call was sustained; tlM
rnaiu qiMstiou was put, Tim jw«.s and
nays M»re caJloiM wSli the f<jjIowii& ro
suit: , r
Tote—120; Uavs—3J; as follows
Messrs, Allred, Atkiftaon, Bailie, Bluo,
Brady, Bruton of Hecutur, Brown.
Campbell, Colby, Davis of Clnrke,
Dukes, Floyd, Franklin, Goodman,
Griffin of Houston, Hillyer, Hoge,
Joiner, Jones of Macon, Lewis, Mans
field, McWhorter, Moreland, Olivjr,
O Neal, Ormond. J'lltoev, Kichartlson,
Simmons of Hall, Smith of Coweta^.
Williams. There were 21 absent or not,
voting, , -.
iho rtnxilutio'i was declared passed,
uotwitbstaudiug tin voto.
Mr. Siuuons offered a resolution paff-
iug each pago of -this House twenty-five
dollars as advapeu for service*; siTbptcd.
Mr. JaenaoN aoved'Ki sitspond the
rules to take up a resolution requiring
tiro Into Troamrcr of ' the State Rnhd to
pay over uurtuin sums of money now iu
his hands to the State Treasurer, ami
that said late Troasdrer be required to
discontinue pavment of saiarteR to eer-
tuin persons cQiimiDg to be ofiicurs of
said roail; tl»-motion prevnHed.
On motion of -Mil Score the renolution
was amended »t> us to apply to all per
sons holding State Rond money.
On motion of Mr. Pierce the resolu
tion was further amended so as to declare,
that Iho Imlunccs which said persot s
oluim shall not be ebmffrhed as ceiisid-
ered by this House as real balances. The
resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr. Gams, of Houston, moved }to
wuspeud the rules to take up a resolution
requiring tho Finance Committee to’i-n-
quiro why the Trelisurer, underOoveniL.
Jenkins, lias not settiqd with tho present
Treasurer, and reported what he has dons
with two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars alleged to have been in his pomes,
sion. Mr. Griffin urged action in the
matter. He wanted all such questions
sifted to tho bottom. Messrs. McMillan,
Poll and Russell, advocated the motion
to suspend, and wanted the rcsoKit&u
adopted. They courted investigation.
Mr. Hall, of Meriwether, said the matter
hud been iuvsstigntod. and < tc|to*t<M - Ai
during the last Legislature. The resolu
tion was unauiihotLsIy adopted.
A second jnessag#. from tho Governor
was received but not read.
Leave <# aflftaafft 11*03 gcantud. to
Messrs. Simmons of Houston, Johnson
<*f JothiiTUi, cH®SiSIJ (Pdepies, Cdlr Add
Griffin of Twiggs, fora few days; also,]
to Messrs. Riley,- Ihtlmer ami Simmons
of Hall, from the Committee on Peni-i
tentiary, A vi*t tlie duffticS at Gaines
ville.
On motion tWHoifhe a Ij.mrued untill
10 a. m. Monday.
WA8 HJNGT ON.
Jmdgt Caril/r « N 0>m*M's UifhU-flmltrmi
Cshpmt Suiptmiltd tu Mnrlmm L'omml^ t Hmrnth
' CmrmUmm.
WAuuuiaiojg November 1L—Judge
Cartter gave u,judgment against female
votem, because the act orgeoieing-tlw
District of Columbia conferred tho right
u]K>n male oitizens; but has uo doubt
that the 14th and 15th Amendments con
fer the right upon women.
TKe'Presidmit npprovhirfbo BontonCoof
Capt. Hodges.
Iilaiho writes that he wilt nut announce
committees of the House until the second
wvotrin December.
illiereUiitieoua 2U)D<rtt»emenu.
RlPTIJttES!
^ isauotl a proclamation
liv suspending tho Habeas
fio
formally
Onrpnff In MAPfori county* 9. C.", savin*
‘ Hi Susurgllta, euRtgel in
fiiKfh amowfur ^mbinations and conspiiv
ftcics vithin the county aforesaid have not
dispersed and retired peaceably to tkdr
respective homes, and lmvo not delivered
to tho Marshal of tho United States, or
any of his deputies, or any military offi
cer of the United States, within suid
coifntjr, nil arms, ammunition, uniforms,
disguises, and other moans and imple
ments used, kept, possessed, or controll
ed by them v for oamring outtha ;ffia|rful
purpoMM for wliick Uie eowibifidtibn#imd
conspiracies, arc organized as command*
ed by said proclamation; but still persist
the unlawful combinations uml con
spiracies aforesaid, now therefore,” etc.
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Ths rAumiari- i'—tH.
Cincinnati, November 11.—meeting
of tobacco manufacturers || "
have agree ! that i^nJeil
the substitute by striking out
Committee, ami lubetttnting Committeo
on i'uhlio lixpeoditures. Thin motion
Aid uotpMvaHf - • T
Mr. Giutitn, of Houston, said that if
any official lias stolen, he wants him pun
ished, and ho hoped every member would'
voto lor this investigation, and that, of
fenders may bo brought to justice.
Mr. Bacon’s substitute was adopted.
A message was rooeivod from the Gov
ernor returning tho joint resolution re
scinding u joint resolutions the last
General Asaeinbly unproved May 5,18 fU,
without his approval—giving hia reasons
for tho veto, the principal of which was
that an act cannot bo repealed by a rise-
lust
Alin
tobacco should b« hrUnr xtgulftted.
Tlio meeting favored tho reduction of the
tax.
The fop i im ■(■!* UuU he (i hi mg- mf Home.
Pahis, November 11.—The Papal Nun
cio and tho French Minister of Foreigtt
^Jfuiju had a long couaultutieu yesterday,
iu. which tho (JuuatitutioiwU nays they
discussed the forthcoming Papal [iroteat,
wherein the Pope declares himself sols
king of Romo, and will not hold inter
course with tho Ministers to Victor
Ftwanuek
^Tcta OlbucrtiormcMo.
T h ***tskio HtmoEON, bav-
lilt a* 1 * 10 Wa um* *xclti8i vely to the *t«dr
AnfftreatmentofAbduiuiuai Uumi*. in it* vzriou*
•“ omc *‘ H**® No. 3,
C*ihU>1 LuildiDg. Atluit*. G*., whor*. during buai
0»y. *»* c*u be coniiiltad.
During *n experlano* of over twenty yotra, Dr. R.
bo* tr«Mod MveralI thouannd raptured paUontu, of
wwi * ***** uumbmr of wbom
to h «^th. TifTor *nd * aonnd body.
by Mrtduou> And th.
ubo or ltia iuveution*. iu oomunotion wiUt bis popu-
J*r muedio*, living an extorual appiic*tion. proniot-
iug naptody and permanent cure, without the sul
teriuga and iiyurio* resulting from tho rigid and in
Bupiiortable preaauro of a Trua*.
Mo roiiablo la tbiB treatment that the patlont. In
juoat lnatancee from the first a;>plicaUon, will reaae
to be annoyed by a return of th.
i Union, tn on# grand united effort
to^jiu^a glorious t^gmyb oyer RadicaMam a^d Otn-
Tiw auoceaa of the Dftmoomtte Party aimaa ean
Liberty and good Government on thla
■ecure to UH Lioeny ana good Government on t
continent. For this atior*** we Mtm Id
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wupreiue OOnrT, Wittt Mr Aawa or iriterdat eonnertawl
wap Ik, lot. OwmtoMwiu
a ia Ihoroughlj
Mr. Mtephena ii
s oftaMfwfl
. , - - ~ rupture, and will
to take tho most active rxercM* on foot
uv^innihr
gera of atraugulatcd Hernia.
Alr« tt«»re*a Abdnnalia*! ffnpp^rter.
i aut ooaefUl traataiei
Wines, Urns, rfranans,
AND VTIITHKIEH,
No. 3 GUANlTK llLOGIC,
Broa.l Street,
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Auction Sale oT BtaulUtU
~ niiiMiikr stir*. *
Wednesday, ISO* November, 1H71
t'.iiiiniriiciug at 11 l)’clock, A. M.,
ProapUy.
FRANK QUEEN, Anct*T FOR A. K,
BEAOO.
tho fitrf
tivhtlon
•iiiiueuda Dr. liowe’ _
UUP1URE8 a ad DEFOltkllTlEM. The
extenaivo aeqnatntance with hla patients, and peal
Uve knowledge of very wonderful cure* H> there-
■fek iuteroatotl to call aud examine for theX
PueitiveoertIfioatea of many radical curoa c«
abowu—etaong otbara. mv*ral clergymen.
Don t forget the address,
DR. J. L. ROW*,
. . lloom 3, Capitol Dulldlm
J3fci»_ 1 zBmUsT
Church Direr twry.
fit fronr intention hereafter to publiaha church
5Wk| ibe todmeof preacher and Loch
other luformaht.n aa may be of Interest to tti* ran
gregatlon. OJergymen whoso church** ar*Ho4em-
br*.nd iu the list following wouldconfrr a hvor by
celling upon ua.j ip 3
MITIIODUT. f it.’
First M. E. fhtirch South—Itev. Armintua Wright.
Pastor—Preaching at 10:30 a. R.. end 8 0*dpc?pV?
by tho itauter. Muudav Mchool it I is g. Weekly
i at' 8 oV , ~* w ~ ■
pra^moetin* at* 8 o’clock, atery WedueMhy
Trinity M. E. Church ‘fou^h—]^H
XTtnlty M. E. Church K iu^i—Rey-C. A. Evans.
JM*<aar-dhT**hIng at lodW a. M//4M 8 r. by die
pan tor. Sunday Hchoel past 8 a. m. Weakly
. at
prayer moating at 8 o’clock.
Evan s M. E. Church Mouth—Rev. J. M. Dickey.
1 ^*T x 1 £“’ h ‘V« 8* 10s r U. m., and 8 r. K., by the
SfJWk?” 7 lir * JCF ®v*ry Wedueaday
^Jrayno'a^ hi. t. Churcl* SoutlwHav. D. U. Cex.
Pastor. -Praerbing *t 10:80'a. *r.;knd 8 P. if., hy the
SKh£*" mu, ' U ^ * v / ,r * r w »Hlu**day evening
a Chu £* B ? uth ’ Tkird Wnrd-Rev.
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pwb.r. Sund., Hcliool st 4:SU p. h. We.ktTIir«tSr
eetiug ever, WeduwUy evetti^j skjf r. R..
FlrR ItapUet ChareiwHev. K. W. Vima Pule,
-Rrerobl.,., !():».. U 7d tiuTT?'iTT.
ur. Mmid., Hebert ».-r, WdW<k( lt»
ftil-'li* 1 !! " r JIWSfl)Mll(*"Lu»i'iiiuvu»
O'Kcllly, Pastor.—Horvices at 10:30 A. M., and 4 r
phensia thoroughly enlisted in this crest
t®0* rohmaa gfTn in
SibloMt daily.
Addre* #. MU nifil. Yum.
i, . Attn** 0.
terms op jumecni mow
D.ll,—Slk.leT.,,, r 1
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Six Al'iiUb.... SO0|t*,M«*i.....„,m 00
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Thro. Onpie. *7 001 Mgbt deplc..;.. .'.id 00
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85 80 I Te* 00
43 80 I Single paper 6 eta
f-IVr Abbvmi
3 801 Ten Oopie* ...If
Three Uonie* 6 00 | Twenty Coplaa, 3ft 00
S? »I • • -Woo
One lliuidroU Coplei...,
Weekly for IU Moutk. ■
ffletkicepr.., ■ 1 001 +*enty Odpler.. u oo
Tee Copies , w|tl.^ t u e S“r°?.“*Ytu
th* time paid dor exptrea.
CLUBS:
<7LUM mut aff be sent at the mm*
Ljue. and take the paper forth* same length «f Mm*.
and aU be at the same Poet Office.
HOW TO REMIT MONEY.
We will be responsible for the safe arrival of al
ewawsst* *>***"-“•
rsS^ESSi&StiBBOLi
»0W-UIiXnt edRM afiitl.juld
Of Puwmu MUUqg Moiwy by t
pay charges.
MOjri J
To qairtipeadsati, f f f,
Mr. Stephens wffl tomaln in Crawforuvuia. Ola
t ih TiR SvB Will m ehangd hiB rs*i-
tiers Intended for him, eith*r oppri-
r* « connected wPh 4b* Pomisff W-
oann*ctiuai v
nuTi
* ddr w^'’^ 1
eddreseed to i. Jbl*oIy. Smith, MfinMI>ii. ‘Tlfli; til
*■ in g
CITY ITEMS-
>xiJ
To the Mcmbcqgflh* Legislators.
members wishing to sabneribe
*nffe»u‘twr.
luAving their orders St thin office. <
bsbbuth Helmed 0 a
. .'duoidey. ut 8 r. M.
('murriAN UnCBcii—Hunter street. Elder T.
Harris, Pastor. Preaching at ION
. Huudiiy-n-liool at V a. nr.
Fourth Uaptist Church^- lies. F. M. Daniel, Paetor
-Pn-arhing at 10:30 a. tti., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
Hchool at 4 p. ra. Prayer meeting ou Tuesday
in* 7:30.
Forriugtou t Quigley, ftt the Post
Oflier, keep In Bmt lor aaie.
«r*-<—
W. B, Muaee, »t the Kim bull
House, uUv»y» lias Tim Box (or I
Htukkt If. Curarii, Rev. J. H. KmowleSj
Pastor. Preaching every Habbath at ION A. M.
Hetobath Hohool at 13 M. Preach tag «
evening tho presout week at 7>e. fullewed by
rovKal aorvicos.
Hr. HTWruns* emeu-corner of Walton and For
syth streets, ltov. Geo. Maeaufoy. Rector. Divine
. 1,000 Old Fzpem for a*lo ia ^tu^n-
tities to milt partkusers, ut the , ,
tf '3tw Orrto^'
eenrlre,.! 10J, *. u.
u, ILov. (Ho MMUtey. luetor. Dlvlue
10», *. m. »nd s r. u. ZUMtar-oeboet M<
Thr 1 mf l/.v SMtal
R t . Paul, Novomborll. Anslio’l ma
jority is ovre 8,000,*”With till) uppor oonii-
tios ualioaril from.
NEW ^JERSEY.
,. ve f-“
.._‘fjr^7^U^-(Saed.rv “ ^
L^v. rSSLii' dir' . u
•f^kmiSitliv ' '""7.7.'.—... 0:40 r- "
IA.TV Ju^umvo'e »(ir 3 oo 1*. M
Lrove Albeny .. 0:M A. U
Arrive .t 8. v.no^i(»^lr .'*.>() ji,
.uit : i x - 1 -' :
smsiA.tBCWBJAeD DAiaowa a.
UUI.X. .OMM* OZ u.
* *.* VI* 5 ^.41 v. U., IM 4- “■
—
7:50 a.
«.37 A. “*
Leave taUna.. •
Arrive at Rome.
Arrive at Dalton
Leava Dalton. - • •
g:lU »- M-.9A4A
Arrive at Helms
Harare * A«n»U
d.t tfWh » •*' "T*
iSttS&p— 1«»*
Arrive at Auaueta «..»
and approved May 5tb,
tliorized uml required the ^"'“7,
urer, N. L. Antfier, to pay »H warrants
for printing »nd aDy other warrants reg-
ulLYy issued by tie 1
toraiuned by M»« Comptroller Gen oral,
^knd is hereby repculcd and rc-
^ 2^, C Tbzt fceAoeffiSSth settfonbf tho
appropriation not o(.tl»
Amembly, approved October Joth, 1870,
to-wit* That when the performance pf
any service or labor for the State is
autliorized aiid drrectcd by law
to be performed, or rendered the oompen-
aation for whioh is to be fixed or allowed
by tho Governor, he ohalldraw hi* W»r-
raut to the Treasurer for tLo amount so
fixed or approved, and ^
i i4ir.U
Wester. KttUr^S •( A,mU “™“
A^e f MMta«£JK't• • T.1?:M * >
Arrive M Wert *"■'.'... 1'JUe P
'***
:..tt:4elR
LeeVoCeknnOue—• 7.7... U* t U
Artro^OolMatMe...
tv A. COWII
BACONt
__ .w W , LBS. BE.IW CINCINNATI CtSAB
70,UW aurns-
the matter by this General
y^ktr Uampbzll spoke in oppoeition
notiou on
•omblj.
over tho veto.
Mr Pou movod to net down tho incs*
sago as tho special order for Tuesday.
Mr. CcuiiiNO favored Mr. Scott s mo-
Mr. Hooa thought that the operation
of an act cannot bo suspended by u reso
lution, and that the resolution just ve
toed was not the remedv, but tho bill
should have been introduced and then
passed ovet tho veto, if noccssury to make
it a law. . ,
Mr. Payne moved to rofer the i^olu-
tion aud message to the Judiciary Com
mittee; ruled out of order.
Mr. Pou'e motion was put and lost
Mr. McMtr.i.AN said that he does not
believe that Mr. Conley is Governor, and,
consequently, that he is not entitled to
draw warrants. He thought thnt, us the
former resolution was passod without
being read three Umes, that a reeoluUen
similarly p«»a*»e<l could legally repaal Uio
Mr BnNap favored Mr. Scott’s motion,
urging the necessity ol prompt action in
shutting down on tho 'Treasury mid giv
ing an tostanec-iX a state*. b»Wdg koeu
suspended by a resolution.
Mr Phillips suid that the reeolntiot,
was a request to the * Executive to sus-
uend action under the resolntion sought
to be rescinded. Hc 'favoretl tho motion
of Mr. Hcott.
MINNESOTA
West Hurl. Atlanta, «>n Wodfiaaday. 15th No
vember. iAjjutt»‘>uclug at 3). o'clock, p- Uhifijr
rtaMPoro lots, more or lea*, all encloacd. and loca
ted iu moat desirable yortfoua of tho town,
■ |.*t Ittllrnwl.
five aero Garden, lu a high sUfr of cul
Lot of two and ono-half acras, a cboio*
garden s|»ot, with houses of two rooms, kitchen,
woll of water, otc.
1ERMH —Ono-thlrd cash; Ibr balancs i n two anti
■ur months, with legal tntercHt
Froo transportation on street t ars t.» Iho sale will
bo provided ; Also, a fro* lunch will bo furnished
at 3 oVlorr: \tpooial aHontloii Is directed to tliis
large sale as affording a moat axsollent opportunity
' Atlanta propsrty. i
J9 mfdeter himtrmeed.
Newark, November 11.—Bolt8, who
killed Pet Unliitaad, lute beffli Hi'ntQOCcd
to l# |jing OR the iiitL
MISSOURI.
Frightful Kailfod .t if ideal.
St.> Igor^n, November 11.—A “broken
r&klUue* two 4»tw eoiAainiifB reomitp.
from tlio track «<f' Uto North MiHMfrt
RiilrOftd. ^ f riit ffftra-wcut doin a; tin-
bitukment. Edwin Oolfifi, ^>n of Jtldgo
Colvin, of this city, wag
oruiU Nf«rv <'» rouU for
wcr S lifted ffiitri^ff RfW twrtify or thirty
wero^otindpthr-Hquie ffittfly.
itiuouU in /
Dealer In Real Estkto,
#U i
, Atlanta, (
OV13-3I
GKOllGI A— Douglass Cauuty.
TION will »>« mad4 to tho Court of Ordinary
of Douglass county. Georgia, at the first regular
* teueftwo months froBitliHtno-
... JPHHBRH -'ll Iho lauds helougiug tothoes
talc of Wm. R. lternstt, late of Union c*»uuty, Ar-
kaosas, ticceasod. Nuvoniber
novlJ-lm
—- JJrofcnnwTtai Cor&g. ”
THOS. N. HOPKINS,
AOuriiPT A rnuriielftik' at Law,
,..n m> BnCNHWicx'. OA.
Will prectiro Ml IB. Ilruu.wlck, Al(*p«h», ut
HontboTn Ciroult*. utiMm
WM. a. stepheSS,
Ari OllNKV AT LAW,
j , Ilt | . .uuln’i
Twelve Mwwjmper draws, nJtsble (to
papers (rout 22x83 to 24aBtVwill be soM
heap. Address ■
BuifinesSj
CilAWYOllDVltUC. OA.
wm- Ornau tn Brant—Om room on
_J floor; elso a portion o( Sra oCss, vis-:
eluding, ono window on th. first flopIrtSU
Tns tm Bnildlng, oh. Broad street ,
Apply to J. Hznlt Barm,
W. V. SEAUZIl. A.lni*r.
Asthma ! Asthma 11
T. o. 1AWSOM. •• *• tIT*rATmiCK
LAWSON Afc FITZPATRICK,
Attorneys at Law,
EATONTON, OA
Will praottc* in th* ftemulge* Cirrult and Hu*
preine ('ourt. lTunnt attention ffiran to Collsettone
The Junior rater-s by noriulateon, toUou. *
If. Htephcns. Ron. P. 1). Robinson, lion. A. R«*«
Hon. L Hteph. ns. ocU8-lm
J, MADISON CUTTS,
Attorney I Counsellor atLaw
BOOM-. HAI M'lMUNO,
Till >nd K StroctJ,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
r Kronen* <• SB** Oomu. lrture ^1
mlMiiou., >nd ui Ilia lH:iarlui«uto. ocU7
Our carriers are pot oethorized to «*•
coive money for s.hsoriptioBs, or Brake
collections for us o. zny eooeunt, or to
Sell papers to any one. Their sole doty
is to deliver papers to our .city *u£
cribcrs—nothing elso, i
dlsHTBSing aisessc, w >
United States and South America.
TJn<ilraluie<l Freight.
W ^NEW YORK, t • '
New Youk. N.ivcxpUeiv fL.-Tho ru-
urod Mrfifeof tflaSrtihyl ktJB"
and Mgrpuy “ Iitwrftd. Tin y n,of ut
C IONHIUNIKS IIKNTIONBD IN THK KOLM1W-
I INII Hat of aurlutliud Ir.tKht, .rv ll-ri ’ij jii.ll-
Ird lb. ..tot wiU t. -Id u. pro ok r«rt II 11.4
Hrarifleld. 10 libds and b<i
kttei^l bos:
the house <ij a mutual fimad-uud- f*
-tosuAxifuSiAnta-
i lnuiged tho n^qx^ej».vAG-i
csrsigniffcunco. —
locie increase one million; de-
r,i *
A (to, 1 bos:V J Ixoyd, 1 pkg. Wk K R
springs from N k A MlddlMua. 945 Bridge Av Phil-
aaslpbU; R I* Emery. 1 seed tltanftr: M4
boi tobareo; O A Witty, 2 bo***; W Kite 3^1
-esrsrai
rived, the Senate was declared adjourned.
Twlb.T..»rt. Side. *»d Should*..
Slow L. Laid—b.rroU «*«rt
'■ m » sa? ssrtss'-. -t-d
Ikrl.r. (rt*. Irtovnt, Umc Uld P1 “i* r, LtV DgN.
and for sate a4 teww^ratea A.
W. M. WlLUAMi.
' HOUSE
fiooae called to order by tho
prayer by Bev. Mr. <tox; journal nrad
^The'Iipecial order of the day, to-*|t|
The liillto repeal the act orgoui/ung the
District Court, was taken up. On mo
tion of Mr. Paxton, the amendment of
fered bv Mr. Hillyer, wliieb providee for
abolishing the court in ull districts where
uo couuty hue ten thousand inhabitants,
was laid on the table.
isl two uiiUtofis.
Mr. GnirriN of Houston was in favor
ol sustaining the Veto, and was opposed
to hampering the Ex^mUve.
Mr. Bacon suid that this resolution was
not a political measure, hut ouly an at
tempt to bring track the law as it stood
before tho last administration.
Mr. Hudson moved to muKe the reso
lution the ipevin! order 'for'MWnday, and
to havo two hundred copies of the reso
lution printed; lost.
Mr Fain moved to refer the message
and resolntion to the Judiciary Com-
U1 Mr. McWhokteb made tlio point of
order, that tlio only question was,
whether ut no* the Veto should bo sus
tained, und that it could not properly lie
rh^Buraian
ffiAss
1 baa hMIMIk w tf ttVMUl. 1 boi
,,.,y)T-A**r ED. A. WKKWBR. A^-Wlt.
r,wrUni. Talx-o MTotio*.
I F y<m want a nice IMnnrr. Tea or Toilet 8eU,
Ur<-akfa«ifaster, or au» Uoag lu the fant
, slrasi. w toirty
irf d.HKis st COHT
Fhi
Pbilad
he*'ll Ik—' ra WA ... ’ ’
This Kivtut the latter 41W niilenof nulr»
in New Jtrray.,dara.to at — rat,
ferries and tlio Delaware BriJ
r ana lit tag iu the fancy line.
Asr-»Vf w—m-«i «**
mM.hiiim
OgEAT - UISTVIIV or THK WAJL^ ComjMtoa
Pttblli
ANDREW H- H. DAWSON
Cl iUNSKLLOB AT I.AW,
om« au unaatoy. to«sn is,
ocg--tf. NSW YORK
JARED IRWIN WHITAKER.
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
W ILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL OpUSIEs
State *ud Federal. Buitneaa entrusted wltf
rivnivr prompt attention.
Ot*co in front i
■ Messrs. Force’* sbo*
J. FAIRFAXJMcLAIHJULIPI,
-lllorttry tf C.QunaeUor al Lam.
No. 6 HI. PMl Slroct, BALTUIOIUI.'JNO
Ui*Mrftectlon *T claims, Ac., It^ RalUmurs.
XlUectllnnconz
—< — , », ,i A .H -^1—
MISSISSIPPI.
(mil -r IA. A>l> MUcUm-
Jackson. N.ivemlier 11. Itetunia in-
dieato the folleaving ns the complexion
of the Legislature: House - llepubli-
cans 6l, Democrats SJ> Doubtful 2. Hen-
ate—Bepublieunt 24, KDutnoerats 12
This shows bouvy Democratic gains. •_
iUooin .13 H"iUK ti*n vSEliftW, bu,<1
will rwipi id favor of Lieut, WV.
Powers.
ll’il with to*—1. rati
UMcrUAloD of Uio work, A.l'ln M Natloiisl Putillik-
SSTa— o. . Hiilrt.trii'I. A, oiai;;*
‘“iswura**i/serf
COTTON- FACTORS
■ r-n ric
W — E WILT, SELL TO TUB CWIZENS OV AT-
LAMA UUU’ cow. h, Uio eer IswU. low*,
wl on Ora. .1 our uilnoi, st te 1 r. ba.hi-1, or wiU
UriivraH on eras. In «,s ■'Hr st n t*r ®u*ol;
sUo. intolim Ora. luralwl st rataiss st te. vra
to*«b
, TTil. Is tho lowest a«uro Cost hss bran fnrnl.hrt
r 1,11 “ ,,,l " r 1 ' gtsiHtbY a itoimnw,
Owl Mraohsot.,
I sunlit Xsoirllls, Tsas.
COMMISSION MMMOMANTS
no. «WARumr ldiux, - - - suawcTA.<
wissMmEaur wsW'
ruus aud ^tfuters gaoeraUi.
Commissiuu for Selllra* CwtSwra
One and a Itnarisr IVrf en#
."j./
EMffng tad Tleawtn b*
flfil, and attheRwitra*y»ric*.
liUral rack axlvaWM* ffiwte o
boil*. We eaten«i all the teclUtt**
Loom Merchant*. C<»**1#im*nt*
action luaraute*.
tf.
HnrOit!«' ni '
1 <.'-r
" Alkxandeh H. Btzpbknb on xb*
__-rnrv <r» tbk Law.”—A 16 poga pom-,
fillet—on* of the pmfonndest
Hinglo
^tephnns’ many produotiona
aopv 15 cents ; 50 oopies So, '
Address J. Henlx Surra, . ;
Manager Han Office,
Wo offer for sale a “Montague" Fowi
Preira, which can be ran either by band
steam—in perfect order and as good
now. Address J. HenLT Hurra,
lf+
tf
Atlanta, a*, i
■ oft ;vlni«v>
TO Sf.tabs rs of lk« Lsglspltwos.
We invito the metobere to visit oar
officeetany rime.' I
Sample copies of fn flee toll beedB#
to any address reqaestod. ' ■
vtbn
Touwrv<*r. I
Wo speoiallj deeirB.iU.oar salracribers
to receive t^TPjjjw, »nd
promptly. ' —
We will takeM uatas ipoeMl Wvor if
wiU report, to us tow* fafitoe-te to-
cevMSiepspsn jfitt J, ‘"
Sim sSy fsslnra Ae huvedt property
delivered—j—t ee to is reqBtotoi' W
- h, 'III,
Also, w failera to reesivc i* pUeBtpt-
ly—fn dpsVme. M Jw '
^,SSsssakti
i (utkis walk. II’wetod sSsM —> _
ssnsMSBBarrsr