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fSSLPAir^eKN. Sunday Moirenio Nommi 36 Ain* AdeertisemmU always fbmd • Firtt Page ; I* xi and Busmen Notice* on Fourth Page. » r On* lakHrlpUn Price. W# ask attention to oar new term* of • jAtflapBaa in 1 the tnt column on tnt *l**la a* the |ia Per Cal* cfll> rccalir. DAU.X i OcnU ttm V MqnCIP^L TJGKET. . The Democratic Nominations. ELECTION «lh DECEMBER. ►Tff* FOR MAYOR: JOHN H. JAMES. "VSS^SSkSA, 1 : 83dhay<ia n K.T.0A8TLKBBBBY, C.W. WELLS. 1ut*lqi-.*M ' rineero <mMd: <^, 9. HAMMOCS. ^’JVBOACH. Snnnn wins: !*'». F. /GHAUT.T. /A. MORRIS. 1. *>o»WFtW> : Ll WWpSOK. jl k. fabbab. A. XJUfDEN, A. L FOWLER. nxnt WABD : W. & MORRIS. JOHN F. MATES. CALL far a DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION T* Nominate afaalldata ftr Hnerur. A Convention of tbs Democratic party will assemble ia Atlanta on Wedneedsy, the Sixth Day of ttaombar saat, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to nominate a candidate for Governor. By direction a( tbe State Democratic Ereputin. Committee. • * » v.? Cunsd Aananaoa, Chairman. At.t. whisky ia not mean and adulterat ed. Some is purs. Those who have tried the Pride of Pennsylvadia say it la. OTTY AFFAIRS.' Evxnr Article that is new and stylish will always be found at the London Store. >K*:Jpr.a»A««>asA In the Third Baptist Church this morning at 10t o’clock. Stokbs A Brother.-These popular I 01 ? ,or U>® *®* k . »»U» b«® thanks for dealers in family groeeries, have an im •StooLen hand—Granite Block. iAUm ppanomo Housn—Long es tablished, and one that improves with age. See Mr*. Overby’s card. Dfc.>7. Kxlow, the proprietor of the Oerman Water Care, advertises for a large house and farm near the city. AmuurioNs Next Week. — Dross Goods, and newest Trimmings, Shawls, Cloaks, Millinery and Pars, at the Lon don Store. Caft. John Kbut shows his goods to rverri^di, (a* tf kospm Ai on hand, on terms as accommodating as he is, wliiqti 9*u’| be axcettsd in the city, Baubaob MAMJFAOvonr.—Joe. Frans, of Knoxville, advritisee that he is making sausage* ateaip, jn 7*7 large quanti- tie^ ;> FWtaai* , WlJhsd » pleasant call ‘ 1 Ha A A Cuaainglmtn, of the SheibyviUe Commercial. Be pub lishes a large and thriving weekly, with Jtoqmiqt/o ISofipn.—Service* ia the German ’*-g—gr .grill be held ia the Pint Presbyterian Churob. this Sunday atlas*e—, at three e’alook, by the Kev Theo. Kaberle. . Fiawr MxTHonnrr Cuuacss, Rev. Arsai- nine Wright, profor- Preaching at 10i a. a, by Rev.,Ctornrtt McMillan, of Hab ersham county, and at 7 T. is., by Rev. A. L. Hamilton, D. D. Who Want* Nice Cracxbbs T —H. Lewi* AO*, are beaaa aaanofarinrers of all kinds of Many crackers. Those dp airing oan go and esc how they aiwnwde before porchaaing. Ethiopic LmoagioK.—The negro boy who anyiadw *0* * bot> ““Okhcr boy, ainoekhO death of hia victim, ha* been bound over to apoagr before the Superior Costtiby Justice Johnson. Dsscuaaoap.—Yesterday the eaaas of John Cross, Wm. Jennie, Morton Pal mer and Jesse PhffNflti idfim jome Has- lin, Afaa*«ad with KukMxing, were in veWigated before Wm. B. Smith, V. 8. CommmsHMHb and dieoliarged for want of Wa again urge the importanoe of the Depwcralio, saudlitita*. for Mayor and Cesnrilma|pada|rinE a uniform ticket to prevent frauds 00 the day of election. We invite all«« MM our eMce- aod'll i wtthwa. R will not Call Mad*. — An informal of- oar immediate- representa tives, Senator Hillyer, and Representa tives Hoge, Wilson tad Jsekson, was held yesterday, at which they concurred in the oaU made by our correspondent Fulton, in Tan Sun of yesterday mom-' ing, for a meeting of the Democracy of this county ou Monday night, for the purpose of ohoosiug delegate* to the State Convention, to nominate a Go(v error, on the 6th December. They se- commend the last Democratic Com. suttee,to taka hkugition in the premiai. So it may be understood by all that the meeting will be held uooordiug to tbe ■Sg^ej^thof “>q|h)n,” S’. M-, at We have seen and oonveraed with a number of the Democrats of Fulton oounty, and all very eheerfuUy and hearti ly appro vathe grwpriMfof thaeogfe^ien. It has met with universal approval—net a rtiyanlwg voioe—su for a* we have bean able to hear. We, therefore, ,feel fully warranted and justified in saying the meeting will take place. We, therefore, urge the Democrats iooosse out. • r Mot Muon Eariiom.—The House of Be press ntsti lire has been engaged three dsys on the subject of reducing the pay of its members. This is t very proper thing to be done, but they are consuming too muoh time about it. The pay of members costs the State over $2,000 per day, and over $500 per hour to listen to the speeches, which are not worth much. There is ono tiling they ought not to forget in catting down their pay—that is ■mileage. U a»ly,-costs 5 cents pes »ile ■to4ide.iM thedtaBMwd, and to allow the members more than 10 cents per mile for tbeir travel. In relation to the right to vote, tbe Nett Era cant see the difference between the President of the United States Sen ate, who is not a member, of that body, and doe* |not represent any constituency in it, and the President of the Senate.of the State of Georgia, who is a member oi the Senate and represents tbe people of his district. The Era’i construction would deprive the constituency of the Pm*.— Abou^twelve o'clock.ia*t light the alarm of flee was sounded. Hie Arc was in an old wooden building, on the corner 01 B.-oad and Walton streets. The engines were out so promptly that little or no damage wee done. Numbers One and Three got water on the fire so promptly that no one oouid determine which was first, consequently it was de cided that honors wore easy between the two. President of the Georgia Senate of all voice or representation in the legislature, -sewdo invoko was over b fere mlBoea simply because tbe man whom they bad to represeut them was called upon by the Senate to preside over its deliberations. The argument is'‘exceed ingly flimsy and aopbistioaJ.’’ City Courts. —The carnival among the mioe and spiders still bolds sway in tbs halls of Juatioe. ted in this country. It is trying to sow the seeds of violence Nad lawlessness, and encouraging outrages upon peacea ble, law-abiding people, which ought to make the blush of shame tingle upon the oheek of its editor. The most rampant secessionist this State ever produced never advocated sueh open rebellion and utter disregard of law and order. The Pond Daisy Fa bn, which was sold at auction yesterday morning, by CoL G. Vi. Adair, was purchased by Mr. John Ryan for $1,06b—about $100 per Personal.—W. D. Trammell, a young attorney of this city, who has been ab sent for some months adjusting his fami ly’s estate, has returned to resume the practice of his profession. Dewars.—The bill to seeover property stolen from the State, is causing some of the robbers to quake. At Isaak one of them has been trying to sell his property for a low price and on loug time. Let all persons take notice that the State his a prior lien upon the property now held by any one who has been connected with robber band of the late ffiuilock-Blod- gett administration. Tbe hduses And lots they now have are State assets. If say one bnyt them, it will be with full notioe given tbtt the title is not good. Riadt Excuses.—Yesterday afternoon, when Jndge Hopkins was dismissing tbs their prompt and efficient discharge of their duty, be Axmctnded by directing that if any one of the number wished to preeent excuses, he would please rise. Imagine the Judge's surprise when the entire body arose to their feet A Card or Thank*.—Mr. Editor: As a notice recently appeared in Th* Daily Sun that tbe members and friunds of Payne’s Chapel M. E. Church South would pay the pastor anil his family a donation viait ou last Monday, the pastor of said Churob desires, through the •xme medium, to return hii sincere thatpks to all who so kindly remembered him and kis family on that oeeaaien. It something new—something never met with before in a long, laborious, min- iaterial life—bat something that will ever be remembered with pleasure. D. D. Cox. ¥‘" The Latest Problem.—Whether the “Business Manager” of the Net! Era will not fool so “small,” on account of tho few vot#s lie will receive in the city election, that he will grub, his way so deep into some dung hill, that it will be jiu difficult to find him, as it lately was to find out who owned the Era. OaonatA Western Railroad.—The preliminary survey of this road, under efficient management of Oapt J. L. Grant, is nearly completed. The advance route is an approximate air-line from haw to the vicinity of Talladega, Ala buna, pasting through Campbell and Oarrall counties in Georgia, and Ban dolph and Talladega counties, in Ala bams, intersecting the Chattohooohee River, In Georgia, and the Tallapoosa, in naan*. Th* return route, made in search of the most practicable and eligi ble, preserve* a tolerably uuiforin dis tance of a number of miles North of tho advanoe route. Tho oorps encountered some very cm massing ground in th* rioiuity of (lie Chattahoochee and tbe mountainous re ■ on tho lino of Alabama and Geor gia. All ebstaolos, however, have diaep peered boforo the indefatigable Grant, and the Eugiueeriug Corps now in the vicinity of Villa ltica, Carroll oouaty, will soon be in tbe oity, to taka a brief rsspita from a laborious tour of four oaths in forest and field. Capt J. L. Grant is now In tbe city, bat will return soon to the corps to pilot them to Atlanta On Bona Bcmafi Iituitffio, Counit.—We Inara that the gin hpaas of Mr. Titan WMhw Mfr ty, was burned on the nifMatrffiaiMC instant It. diary. The buiMRM **• Rew—put op I in ituheat aevua bales L Fulton Supamoa Court.—The Court was employed all day ia the prosecution of Timothy D. Lynee, ex-officio Justice of the Peace, charged with malpraotice ia office. Ia the indictment- he was char god; Pint with having tried felo nies, wild* hi* court bad jurisdiction only ia misdemeanors; second, with suppress log warrants and bonds returnable to the Superior Court The indictment sped fled tome of the trial* among which the eaaas at W. Oopalaad sad N. P. Tutwiler, charged with larceny after trust ft farther declares ho bad per- Veried the tfeJt ootflded trim, to the 1u * $iid fraud of the citlxan* of the Post Bapnwr Cuunon Ladies of for their festival, which will taka place 00 Thursday and Friday nights, Novem ber 80th and flli rt, in the lecture room of ter 30 th* Q sate < OharclR ®Tt not fully advised 0 Mm programme, but will guarantee at to aU who at- GerireU Arf tephens, i TUMarsatifatioe, wh ires represented by Howell; Defense by and G. S. Thomas iveatigation, wbinh siniW"* 1 ' ou Friday alls**non, was not onsaptated uu- stChuboh Fnsnvau—The til yesterday afternoon, occupying the ChusACdirid nuugsigstiua ha&U time*f theOburt The Jury re- a verdict of guilty in the last charge, which includes two distinct ao- Sentencc has not been pronounced. The defense declared their intention to move for an arrest of judgment and uew trial, which will be' delermiaed to-nior- Amendmxnui Bueanerox—Many par sons think the Senate Bill to recover the property of which tbe State has been robbed, as requiring. too much, and throwing too many restrictions in the way of pfll—llhim. - - -Ji Y.1- It 1* suggested that the House amend the same by adding that before anything can be recovered oft th<4 bond df in I* former, the jury shall find, not only that the information was false and unfounded, bat that th* proeecution was malicious. Also, that a Public Proeecater Li* appointed by the Legislature, who shall, bu the pari of the State, institute proceeding* against any person when he may think proper. Neolecthtu IBs DS^y.—H Osn.Grant don’t suppress the New Era li* will not do as that journal is tiying ',to make the people believe he wilt It pretends that he bus a great btttxor of rebels and rebel teachings If this be so, ho must sup press the Era, for no such rebellion as it The New Thiol or Rav. M. D. Wood. We have already, announced that Judge Hopkins bad granted a new trial in tbe case of Mr. W«*d. ,W# burn that this 4ml„w*s .panted upon the ground hf nevfty discovered evidence, which is intended to impeach and invalidate the credibility of the testi mony of the prosecution st the time he was convicted. It will be recollected that no evidence was intr*daod hfthtm at that time; but the when newtrial takes place, he will introduce a number of wit- The New Rxmluon.—'The Radicals are the leaders and open advocates of lawlessness and rebellion, grows so bold and unscrupulous, that its organa—such as the New Era—openly threaten our people with military inter ference on the pari of Gen Grant and the Paction now holding the reins'of Government, for claiming and vindioai- ing their plainest rights, in a perfectly peaceful, loyal and constitutional way. The oountry is beginning to be restive about what the legislature is doing- saying it is slow commencing the great ^ work before It Public Scsoouvr-iAtteatio* is callsd to the advertisement of Professor Million, Superintendent of Public Schools. He gives notioe tliat the examination of teachers will take place on tbe 6th and 7th day* of December. Those who are desirous of obtaining these places had bettor begin to prepare for examination See the notioe. Mil Law’s Lecture.—The lecture on Temperance delivered last evening in th* Bepreeeutativq Hall, was in keeping with the other efforts of this peerlees lecturer. Hia theme, though uet ao inspiring and not so wall calculated to aroiue the flu oat funoiea, as his Triumphs of Eloquence, was nevortheloas well haullod, and Mr. Lew won new laurels In the field in which heretofore he has stood pre-emi nont ns a finished lecturer and elegant essayist Linuard u Cowno.—The oelebraied William Horace Lingard, tho greet comedian and vooaliat, will app*ar at DoGive's on Monday night, with a tal ented company of sixteen artists, who, in thoir individual specialties, have won laurels in Europe and America, until, in tbeir sphere, they naw stand pre-eminent. Monday eveuing they will perform the old English comedy, “Naval Engage ments,'' Miss Alioe Dunning as Mary Mortimer. Mr. Lingard will follow in his specialties of songs, ballads, per aouatioua, &c., which the press every where pronounce truly astonishing. The Board or Education.—The city Board of Eduoation ia composed of the following persons: Joseph E. Brown, Chairman; H. T. Phillips, E. E. Raw- son, David Mayer, M. C. Blanchard, L. P. Grant, John H. Flynn, Jas. P. Logan, L. E Weekly, W. A. Hemphill, W. L V<Tug9, A »<1 IA J- Lowt^—twclve-iu all,. Bln. 1. Mafloa is tho Qbnerel Superin tendent of Public Schools. Four were elected by th* City Council tost Friday night vis: Messrs. Blanchard, Hemphill, Lowry and Scruggs. Mr. Hsssphffi tong -Mr. Blanchard wet* re- elected to tlfl vacancies occasioned by tbs smisstiou of tbeir own terms, while Marin Lewiy and Scruggs were elected to fill vacancies occasioned by the death of Dr. CKvefe oad the resignation of Dr. Stout We sr* informed that such was the understanding and intention of W the tori two gentlemen, but that really th* new term of offioe began on Friday uight, and the Council, unwittingly, have chosen them ’’ihp .HBq Johfl Troupe oooiuflsd their engagement in this city last even ing with the play of Colleen Bawn. Miss Effie Johns lias won golden opinions from oqr eilirips by her lady-like detri ment on th* stags. Mr. Holland mad* a reputation as a fine caricature, and the entire oompsoy have sustained them selves with oommendable Dn. J. L. Rows. No. 8 Capitol Build ing, has performed some very wonderful auras «f Rbpturs, and twfen to sBMff A,, p best citizens in Atlanta and to emi nent practising physicians. Thote afflicted with the trouble will be interest ed in conversipg with him. He charges nothing for making examinations. Phomptlt Paid.—A few days age, the Southern Life Insofanoe Company, of this city, sent.* eheek to the wido r of Nathaniel M. Hill, deceased, late of Per ry, Georgia, for Ten Thousand Dollars to pay a policy of insurance on the life other husband. Mf. Hill hadVA In sured same two or three^ytAs, and had paid to the company the sum of $1,250. By making this small outlay, he has [left a handsome fortune to his widow in the hour of her need. No one knows the day be may die; and no man should be content without insur ance on his life. Th* [Southern Lit® has established a reputation among our own people for keeping^a sound reserve, and promptly paying all claims. Mr. Geo. A. Vebrault is our duly authorized Traveling Agent He is now on a trip to North Alabama and Ten- COMMERCIAL. Office Daily Sun, Nov. 25, 1871. cotton market. t Market is strong to-day. SaleB on tho streets 17; in warehouse 171. Receipts 125 bales; sales 100. Provisions—Bacon is firm—shoulders 8R«U8t; elesr rib sides 9; clear sides 9i@9i; hams, plain 11(^151;can vassed l*itia Bulk meats—shoulders 71; clear nb sides 8|; clear sides 8|. Financial—Gold is buying 1 10— selling 1 12; silver jg. buying 1 04—sell- ingl 08. Pro. x—Rough peaches A* to 6> per ' 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, r mnd; poeled to 41 per pound; green Georgia apples $3 50 to $4 OOperbbl- Butter—Tennessee and country but ter 26 to SO cents; North westers. 37 to 31 Leather—Hemlock 0& to JjO; Oak W to 45; Harness leather 86. to 45; up] leather 42 to 5G; Calf skins $25 to I per dosen; American calf skins $25 to 40 per dozen. 1 IDES—Green 7 to 74; green salt 8i “T W Ire to 8]; dry hides 16 Onions—$3 00(5*4 OO.per barrel. n . Tolacoo—Low grade* 55<3a>0c; com mon, 68(566; good, 75(590; floe, $1@ $1 25 ; dhoieo brands, $1 25@1 50. Iron—Swede 7o; horse shoe iron 7o; City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c. Mackerel—Half bbto. No. 1 $8.50; No. $1 85; No. 2 97; No. 8 $6. Kits, 2 $1 60; No. 3 $1 40. Chreek—17o. Grain.—Corn, old, very scaroe—white ew 1 ear obW 85 95(597; mixed 95; ne- Oats, mixed 65(5)68; black 70(575; yellow 65. Sugar—A, 14; extra C, 14|; crushed, powdered an 1 granulated, 15; Dem- erara 13t@131; fair to choice brown, 111(5121. Fair supply; market steady. OoWRR—Rio, 23035; Java, 84; Li- guira, 30. The coffee market is some what excited; prices higher. Molasses—By barrel, 87; by hogs head, 32; New Orleans choice, 70. Salt—Liverpool 2; r Yjrgiuia 2. Rice iranoi . .. $7 00(5$7 60; family . w . family $8 75(5)9 50; fancj $ia OOTTON GOODS. 8 os Osnsbnrgs, 16; 6 os, 12). '4-4 Sheeting, 12). 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-8 Shirting, 10); Shirting, 8). Yarns, all nutbai $1 40. Oott&u rope, 28. domestics in good demand. oun—Superfine $6 50(587; ‘ r $T 50(58 25; ettre All BY TKLEQRAPH. Ohhtjcton, November 23.—Gotten strong middling* 18(518); net receipts 2016; exports u—twiae 123; sales 500; stook 29,243. Louuviua, November 25.—N«w ik mil der* 7; old sides 7). Vtotsrii markets generally qvist ahd unchadge^ £ Savannah, November 25.—Cotton so- tive—middlings 18); net receipts 3625; exports to Great Britain 1602;sales 3100; stook 70,219. -■ . •- «<.. & Bummer Notion ^ ■A- Diploma Awakdud,—Lowb, Don gtosiA Dallas, 42 Whitehall street, re ceived the Dipldmt at oar last Fair, for the finest display of Dress Goods and Dry Goods. This firm sticks to the one price system, and allow no deviation. Their stock is large, well assorted and tlieir prices are low. Call and see them at 42 Whitehall Street *. :n lo -■-..ml , nov2-lm I 1 V he • to:IT-..’ ; . •: . T . tor Assorted Crackers pat up.eEpres ly for firiifr tHnofotm *** Creeker Meal oosuriuitiy on hand- Rnd for sale at the Cracker Factory. mi ' nov26-6t ’ J ■: jH- Lnwri * Do. K Atinpru Minro Meri,. *0«fe toxl retaU, at Stoke* ABtaV Jtov2fi.it j sole and retail, at f aov2fi.lt to. 60 praero “EeKpae” Btoek Alps car, just received, TM- OtAttt gurianteed. nov26.lt lanhiauin at: $ef A few left of those Drees Goods rsesatly resolved frem aaetkm. Prices exceedingly low, at nmdfi-U — .in’ Jour Exeux'o. Btto-Blanket* 1 Blankets ! in immense variety, just received at uuiTC-lt ’ ' John Krkly's. $9* Lace Collars and sets ia great va riety; also, a fine line of, Ladies’ Searft, Ties, etc., at nov2fi-lt John Krrli’s, ir Japanese Cocoa Stioks Hade! for the first time in Atlanta, at Block's Can dy Factory, No. 75 Broad street. Broken Candy 20 cents per pound. Chooolate Caramels every Wednesday- Fresh Candies of all kinds kept constant ly on hand. nqv25 a, Fine Arts.—The highest prize was awarded to Lane’s Art Gallery, by the Atlanta Agricultural and Industrial Association, for the best Portraits ; aha, a silver medal for tbe beat Photographs Painted in Oik' AH work at the above Gallery done on the most reasonable terms, and warrant ed to give entire satisfaction or no charge. nov21-tf □g* Members of tbe LegMatore lopk to yotnr interest and have youf photo graphs made at Smith A Motes’ Art Gal lery, 27) Whitehall street novl9 It you want the finest pictures made in the State, go to Smith A Motes' "115719 trod/. . Get your Photographs at the Pro- yum* Art Cattery of Smith A Mote*.-— Hiey received every premium offered for Photograph’s st the late Fair. novl9 rrr, - a, V 50r Medals Awardud.—Smith A Motes received three medals at the l»t* Fair—one for the best display, on* for the best plain, and one for tbe beet ool- ored Photograph. novl9 tS~ Call at Bloek’s Candy Factory, No. 75 Broad street, for Marsh Mallow and Chocolate Creams, fresh made every day. Standing Commutes* of IBs Gosrgln State Senate. Judiciary—Bceee, Chairman; Brown, CaDdler, Wellborn, Nnnnally, Hillyer, Ntoholla, Hoyle, Brock. Finance-Simmons, Chairman; Hinton, Candler, Burns, Hillyer, Lector, Heard, Niobolls, Bruton. Enrollment—Hoyle, Chairman; Well born, Hillyer, Paddy, Brown, Kibbee, Welch. Th* Stats bf th* RetmMio—'Wellborn, Chairman; Reese, Hillyer, Brown, Kibbee, Hinton, Brock. liducation—Nicholls, Chairman; Kib bee, Jarvis, Boris, Lester, Clark, Camp bell. Internal Improvements — Nil anally. Chairman; Burns, Bruton, Erwin, Block, Hinton, Jervis. Banks — Lester, Chairman; Hillyer, Simmons, Burns, Erwin, Welch. Stead man. * till-qyV Privilege And Elections—Brown, fchair- maa; Heard, Griffin, Kirkland, Kibliee, Hicks, Estes. Petitions—Estes, Chairman; Hoyle, Black, Cone, Cameron, Colman. Publio Buildings—Ejwih, Chairman; Kirkland, Lester, Black, Bum*, Bruton, Con®. j The Pemkentianr—Kibbea. Clutirnuui: Nicholls, Jones, Cone, Candler, McWhor ter, Wallace. Lunatie Asyhan—Hinton, Chairman; Simmous, Erwin, _ Smith, Kibbee, Ma thews, Welch. Military—JervU^Chairsaas; Kirkland, Cone, Erwia, Brook, Estes. Deveaux. Printing—Hillyer, Chairman;Candler, Simmous. Hinton, Wsllborn, Riobard- son, dark. Deaf sad Dumb Asylum—Burns, Chairman; Jones, Black, RfohareUou, The Institution of the Blind—Jonas, Ohainnso; Simmomi, Hoyle, Cone, Hen ry, Kirkland, MoWhorter. Agriculture and Manufactures—Stead man, Chairman: Jones, Mathews, Jor dan, Erwin, McWhorter, Anderson. siaSSfa^’SgKKtt: Engrossing—Jordan. Chairman; Hill yer, Cameron, Hicks, Cone, Black, Journals Oo*to Ohainnaa; Gaaseron, Hicks, Mathswa, Welch, Breton, Wat- Ajuovsxa, November UA-rOattatoArm —middling* 17*, 1000. : ai Bahuis, Graham of Dade, ffiseato Of Bibb, JffiMril fit Btohriend, Bimriona of GwmnftV Muu>hl of. ” irregular; 62s Ilf; TennetttoeV trtttf South OaroKna’a atrong, b*L firm; new I Virginia's W, new 0g(- new 04. Levees 61, 8* 73; Aiatoam’s 100, fie 76; Gmrgia’s 80, 7s $6; North OsroHna’a 97, new 17; South Carolina's 07, new 32*. Sales for fntnre delivery for ux yearsjiustead of to fill short un- to-day 1505 bales, as follows: November expired terms. In consequence of Uiis 18101$ 16-16; Deo. I8|(<5l8j(a.l8 13-15; mi-understanding, we learu that a mo- ???;, 15-10(419 lO-lOyjip Jl lu Wmllao*. New Oom)tiM and Ctinnty Lines—Mo- Whsrter, Chair man; Kirkland, Jseiis, Aadereoa, Smith, Gone, Cray**, Laiirena, McWhorter of Greene. Committee on Mtiitoiy Affaire—Messrs. Raw of Pike, Watters of Jasper, Chan- oey of Early, Paxton of Charlton, Mat tox of Clinch, Carlton of Colquitt, Sar gent of Coweta, Beid of Union, Renfroe of Washington, Bell of Webster, Jenkins t Worth. On Banks—Messrs. Cumming of Itieh- tnond, Scott of Floyd, Harvey of Marion, Bowie of Walton, W; risof Talbot, of Paulding, of Jefferson, of Pulaski, Padlk of rma. OpPrrn flhaths Otowlord, tellers of Api Ptokena, Floyd of Morgan, ynn of Wilkes, Mor- of White, 'Trammell ' :gs, Beosele; ond, Bopfl priaclplsa, and Ot ^ypGCfAUC Tar«atoto«rto. iMto*ireWnrtT rfm ,.... Deoator, Sasatb a*: Oglethorpe, FlymS On Agricidtere and MiriAfadWHi* I Messrs. Dari* of Newton, Bonn of W. P. Anderson of Qobb, Bryan of He* ry, Jones of Gwinpett, Cox of Burke, irke, Brady of Sun»- 1 Handley ft ter.'feraddey of Olaaeobck, Pulaski, Putney of Dougherty. ■ On Pahlic Eipeuditqres—Messrs. C. A. Nutting of Bibb, Kelly of Chatham, Hammond of Boris, Tarver ef Baker, of Bust*, Tarver McMillan of Habersham. McNealof Ran dolph, Pou of Muscogee, Griffin of Houston, Sneed til Richmond, - W Wr of Fulton, Ballanger of Floyd, Boas Bibb, Mansfield of Stowart. On Education—Messrs. Jackson of Fulton, Bacon of Bibb, Wofford of Bar tow, Cody of Chattahoochee, Davis df Newton, Simmons of ChHhnett, Joins of Dougherty, Etheridge of Putnam, McNeal of Randolph, Bryan, of Henry, Morrison of Ware, Guerry of Qaitmaq, Berrien of Burke. — On Enrollment—Messrs. Mr Milton df Habersham. Converse of Lowndes, Craig of Telfair, Dell of Screven, Cleghorn of Chattor^a, Baker of Bryan, Bate man of Taylor, Spenoe of Coffee, Sto vall of Columbia,. Hillyer of Oamdem Palmer of Dawson. .1 1 On Journals—Mean. Baah of Miller, Killian of Towns, Cloud of Warren, Emerson of Whitfield, Kennedy qf Bi kMli, McConnell of Clayton, Payoe Catoosa, Knowles of Pierce, Morebuu of Meriwether, Olhferof Sumter, Fii of Murray. Ou Penitentiary,—Meric*. Goldsmith of, DeKalb. Duka* qf Morgan, Baker of Pike, Davenport of Oglethorpe, Morris of Talbot, Jones of Hart, Harvey of Marion, Brown of Monroe, RnthertoVd of Crawford, Simmons of Hall, Riley of Lumpkin, Palmer ef Dawson. On Lnhatio Asylum—Messrs. Eth- a of Putnam, O'Neal, of Baldwin, a pf Foreyth, Cloud of Warren, Johnson of Jefferson, Clements of Montgomery, Lipsey of Lee, Wbatly of wsiucffi OF ffiujp^cmrxioty D »firi!>isitoPriF 1 1 UstotoDsllr-PirA.an* 1 55S* S »f SS tt act. Wwklf—Aaassi i .1 001 Tea Copies...... f ronrwj*roimre..._ji w no. 8 9® W’tr Uopu» u 00 ODS uarwoS OopiM lw go W»*l| **v Mr Msllui fflaste:—t BiasessMr.2 I to th. WEEKLY, iMoived for a , i"2fiTs* foe In advance: Fayette, Battle of. Thomas, Lamkin oi “ .ll ‘. 1 Columbia, Jones of Terrell, Chastain ol Gilmer, MeNril ei Randolph. On Deaf and Dumb Asylum—Messrs. Buaa-of Prik,.Simmons of Hall, Lipsey qf Lee, Grey. Bartow, Browner of Franklin, Farmer ol Liberty, BrewtoR of Tatnail, Mann of Wilcox, Martin of Johnson, Meadows of Madison, Howell of Milton, Wilson of Fulton, BaUenger of Floyd. On Blind Asylum—Messrs. Patillo of Harris, Collins of Mitchell, Taylor of Washington, Emerson of Whitfield, Jones of Macon, ri ice of Hancock, Hancock of Jackson, Hooks of Wilkin, son, Richards of Cbn ok o, Goodman of Campbell, Franklin ol 1' .tuiri. On New Oouuties ami i' « .ty Lines— Messrs. Fain of ,Gordon, G )yton of Lau rens, Clark of Troup, Joneai f Gwinnett, Handley of jPulgaki^Converae of Lowndes, Meadows of Madison, Woodall of Talbot, Clower of Monreep Broddey, of Glass cock, Patillo of Harris, -IOHPtMiAPfertfoff : LM&!*; Wia. 'B. Anderson of-Osto, Hdidt 'of Chatham, Carlton of Colqnitt, Cato of Troop. Chastain of Gtimer, Netherlaad of Ra bun, Richardson of Clark, Johnson of Spalding, McWhorter of Greene. ; On Auditing—Craig of Telfair,- Riley of Lumpkin, Rouatraa of Emanuel, Funk* tin of Faaoiti, Alkinmaarff Thottme. On Petition* and Memorials.—Heidt of Chatham, Graham of Dade, Bryan of Htnry, Edwards ef Elbert, Johnson of Jefferson, Berrien of Burke, Baker of Pike, and H*U of Meriwether, MoMHian On State Lihsary.—Baeon of Bibb, MoMitian.of Habersham, Jackson ef Fal- too.WD, An* Anderson of Cobb, Russell of Oa Wet tern and Atlantic JUOroad.— Jackson of Fulton, Hall oi Upson, Mc Millan ol Habenhari, Omig oi Telfair, Tarver oi Baksr, Wofford ol Bartow, Fain ol Gordon, Cato of Troup, Mo Whorter of Green, and Hall of Meri wether. Ou Publio Building* aad Property.— Cumming of Richmond, Wilson of Ful ton, Wynn of Wilkes, Kelly of Chatham, Hudson of Schlsy, Motherland of Rabun. On Corporations.—W. li. Anderson of Cobb, Camming of Richmond, Fain of “ " ol VulttHUiWUh Gordon, Hog* of Fulton, Phillip* of Echols, Pou of Muscogee, Peeples of Ber rien, and Hall of Menwether, Phillips ol Echols, ,— j amwrata sBriBCtt ' .in is oar lannttia breastor to pabUsh a dlrsctorr. (ITlas the nunsot ma&iu ■if!3 sUisr iDforasUoa as aarto of tnwresf to Iks eon .region, O.er, [ymen wboae chorchc* ffiff* *<A «m- Hregmtioa. Clergymen whoee charch«« «re Ba* • braced in the Hat following* weuld confer » Over by colling upon Hit) _ r by the pouter. Sundoy School it I r. k. Weekly pnpar — * plater. Sunday School ol k noat 8 _ prayer Meeting oi 8 o*dcckv •' r Sr^doS^ 1W * —“■■•W Wstosadar Ju4imw-. Hog* lion to seommuter riti fb* *ffered at the I fiareh‘l$}^al9^@i9) ; # AprS 19)@T»T0 next meeting. 119)019). ^ •S, Peebles t Finaaoe—Heasre. Kawtm oi Effing- tirwu, Cnmming of BichiuomL(Mttififliii of Randolph. 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Pr«a3lli,« eron avaalag UMpreMriwavkattq.faUawribr apeeff St. Sravaas.’ •rib Unite R •orrleMat ts.q A. a. and S r. w. ate “T*** ,«»**»-,■ to^SUria.. CoaSdret. Tte Br%srKUTB»M ti*ri* ri-A'istr. toauwadM NspaMa Thaaa , gfftas •fmy A^wtlaaairiM, Write V-iJto teNti-KVtotes- aat lavMlah- Qaovsti AAlrea ▼•dto- rt)* Ovsst U WtohflgttE tte Capitol. rtekT—HordscaL teaStaorih’ Waddri sate Natela Kakh* iOsa Atari. •—t -* **■—'■— - - 1 - -J(lttotteS»aitotorellf,ate ^, SSiy6S~y» rewiritodr rites Aria, rwaoh Vtotarf. *to* UPtosasltdas Tte Oapltol. Sam. Btvnkca. Oaorgia Rattore. Strevtefrlaa. ••*** T^-Oaotgl* Lafhlal<l»-TaaUlb aad TUB- toatB tori’ Brocredlnfa. Dr. N, I. Aagltr. ttoliafWr.lt. J. SnMad. Slate UMTwanr. rrt. Jahn C. NlaSSUa ef rtarea tea BMitei. ate Paga * tririSHriSSrid Item. Tte PaMta Prtattac. Oaarsla Lwialatore. Ttiapmau. La-