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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1871. NO. 478. the daily sun. Published tij the Atlaata Sun PaMlshing Alcxnnd.r M. Ot*ph«B>, Archibald M. apslfhu, J. II,ply 6mtur 4 , charge ol the duties of Online ry of Chet hem county. To incorporate the Darien Telegraph Company. The Senate then adjourned until 10 M. Friday. Senate met. President Trammell In the ——— chair. Prayer by Key. Mr. Warren.— HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Roll called; preaent-Meaara. Anderson, House waa called to order by the Speak- Brown, Brufco, Bums, Cameron, Can- « r - Fi» yer by Rev. Mr. Jones. Journal dler, Clark, Column. Cone, Crayton, waa read and approved. ,. .■ I Trrrr i i i l——■-r'-— wwi uw«, voiuiau, . „. . - Deveauz, Estei, Ervin, Griffin, Heard Alexander H. Stephens, rottueal Miwr. Hillyer, Hinton, Hoyle, Jervis, Jordan, , K Watsea, ->• <■>'• .News Editor. KiAland, Kibboe, Lester, Matthews, eessJIanager, ,, - -J -•« ' f ... ...T iT ifiiiiiiw ■i ‘WSU nuu nppiVTVU. Mr. Pon moved to reconsider so much of yesterday’s urooeeilings aa relate to the pannage of a bill to incorporate the town of Colquitt, on the ground that one sec tion in the bill is unconstitutional. Tbe __ motion prevailed. I" Messrs. Hinton, Chairman of tbe Com- j Mr. Gray moved to reconsider the losa -rorma off Hubeorlptloni mittee on Lunatie A»y!nm, Matthewi aud exempting land lying in cities jftwarssflS&SC “ 5 lx H i ont S , rtod'tki«'iiii Mmihi 8 00 report of its condition to the General As- P r ®J w M- . , For > lam period tfcaagia Month* * Mr. Simmons of Gwinnett offered » DAILT Jowmal auaroved. reaoluUon declaring the seat of Mr. Page Tlir » « «o Abmto incorporate tbe State Agricul- Lee v scant, he having been oonvioted ?S« Sm Laud Orwt Board, and foFother Of a felony in Sumter Superior Conrt. Jill, « ' - » n as tu purposes, being tbe special order of the ,J° lne ' Dougherty moved to refer ¥T —... et oo dayfwtkentakeu up. This biU pro- the resoiution to the Committee on p nv- single c'»pie* . • « » • * * • • 8 yJL for the eotablisliment of two Agri- j^K® 8 ant ^ n 118, wmti nn ANNUM , oSSual fi»iiag~, one at Dahlonega, the Ou'rry “ d MoMillan thought the raso- I8 o?her. t ffi£v.l£inpursnancSrf act lotion premature. The motion to refer * rffVi-jlS of Congress donating 27(5,000 acres as a .. .. .... • *”q8ou founUotion for these Colleges, with the * • i Executive committee o« Se state Agri- WKEXLY—SIX MONTHS : s^Oopr.— J -:a= ?&&r?2r23S3X -SXSS^SSSinG ESS.tES.-iadS^ y^'^TS: S“rr r ,’ - _ ith _ h £ h th „ town of Vienna. Also, to amend an act final disposition of the lands ebaUr* toTotariAtetoTd —-—— fromaberton, Georgia,to .interred with GdZ rtta whtah?he~ Legislsture”*oon UmNew York’and New Orleans Air-Line dispose of them more intelligently and SaMug-To incorporate the Cen advaatageomdy than if the power of dis- Company/ of Georgia; p°<i‘tKm was lodged m private liands. ^i to incorporate the Nutting Cotton Mr. Clark said the benefit °fthe Manufacturing Company, of Macon, ought to be enjoyed m oommon by both ,, ™ 15 . —a Tweutj “ i ou/ilundred Copie*, Six Month*.. Singlet'mplen 4‘if • • • • cultural Society a Boardfor the seleotfon, Uo “ of care and disposal of the lands so granted. *»• Woodward-To exempt maimed llrBratonoffered as a substitute a P*ff “ f ~ m P*J“ eat °. f P° U , ‘JJ biUwhieh makes the Goorgia State Board Mr. Goodman-To aathoriae pou^lM f LMnAnti^n aa tlAlB A/1wQ111IItH/1 til n • CSMto. UUlslslsl |l|i |i |i rfsTiirmOTm races, and contended that Cougress designed the donation for the benetit of (utixeus indiscriminately. Mr. Campbell offered an ameudtnent, always piWf ided the benefits of the fond be divided equally between all uu* without regard to race, color or 12181318 sms ii? lik L .^twsialBod insertion; 10 ce nseruou; a0 cenU for etch tuUequent intertion. Advertitamtnta lntortea three timet t week. 15 i»er ceuk off the table ntet abort; twice a wewk, *5 iHjr cent off the talOe a»tee. AdrertlBenient* for Fire Companion and Chnrchet, ’"in ordMioettobUth uniform rate* of *dvertl«ing a« 0 — -- ‘•^- T .r7"V~; support of the Government for the year previous condition, and contended that ^ ^ incorporate the Northern the spirit indicated by Congress should nftLonria pucmed. and the donation sbould be FnmkUn—To entitie F. W. Dawes of ’. W1,h<mt for the practice medicine. -s S \ B S°*«*‘. r a grMuTSrS’.'BwS Presidents of the a^jcnltural Mo whorter-To authorise Ordi- fflterThe the “““ t S,*PP oUlt bilL Mr. Hinton spoke in favor of the sub stitute of Mr. Bruton, on the ground that the fund should first be reoeived and made subject to the control of the State ,T ta^nSiy’ i.remmaTwrBai a*o»to* 5i before it M disposed of. irwpmtacliewiitsol pHcm. ulwillb. gersrM Ua lutk* tatna. W. A. BCWHILI. k OO.. Pra^Mten oftaw OaMMatlae. Hatlroab limr ®aM*. 11rival, wad Oapartaraa •! Trala. U aad (Ma Allamlm. ■he wawraas A irtisrio (oa iTava) uiuoid sioht riasnu iau»—ouvwi» »tm Atlanta *•*»; AiTti Atlanta OtaWan. irrire* at Chattanooga y u*, 1:21 p " ratr um rS m ana*-OVTWA»». 3eare* Atlanta - — krri ™ Taia—awan. P fS5! IrriTW at Atlanta n»P m accommodatio* tuaiv—ixwaxd. [stare* Dalton io3oIS Irrivta at Atlanta ,....»..al0w0*» TBS OBOBOXA (AU»W»Al MUMJtt (A^ Dm* nwm — NightFa***Bg*r Train -r^r-- Nlght l*a**enger • “ SS S3SES S£ffir:r::.nr:::‘.ifiS: “ •‘HrnM-TTuir^n arriT**...i«»*-n> root Mountain Apoommodttion lear**..*** 188 P* m MACON AND W«*TSKN ATLANTA AND W**T VOINL BAXLNOAD. Night Ptatengar TrainarviTM a ® Night 1‘asaenger Train leave* • ^P- “ l>ay Pawwnger Train arrive*.... p * Day l , aH8cngefg'PlSlWffP%» ATLANTA AND ttwBMOttD a^IANB BAlMOAD. Leave iJaiUMTllle. — « Arrive at Atlanta.... ^ L*w*e Atlanta — »• Arrive at Galne*vine MemtJHB tuM oharioaton Railroad. wTr *SG, Htnt, AtulSta,Oa. tm lAsti cmuuo.a Momlh, Evpre,, laTM Oltattaeooa. "j* * Arrive. In KempSU, W< itar 10-“| S 4 COMING bast: w Atlantic aad 0 [ « lf | ^ > t, ^!j u _ _ rlv. At Albaay(tally. i *'*’. n GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. TWENTTFIFT* DAT's rBOCEBDOtOS. SENATE. VVxpKESDAV. Nov. 29. Senate met, President Trammell m the Mr. Phillips—A resolntion to appoint a Joint Committee on Wild Lands. Mr. Sergeant—A resolntion to pay Dennis Hammond's last quarters’ salary ae Judge for the year 1862. Mr. Hoge—To repeal 8th Section of an act to levy and oolleot a tax for the Wiuro iv 10 luoyuooiA v/x. Mr. Bruton called the previous ques lTb« amendment- of Mr. Brown was lost. The amendment of Senator Campbell lost. Ayes 8; nays 27. The ' ie substitute of Mr. Bruton was lost Ayes 18; nays 19. ... Mr. Brown offered an amendment, ad ding the President of the Trustees of the M.u Academy, at Marietta, to the Board provided by the bill; lost. Mr. Smith offered an amendment add ing the President of the Trustees of the Agrkraltond College to said board. Lost; ayes 18, nays 18. Senator Campbell offered an amend ment adding the President of tbe Atlanta University to the Board, and qmking that University one of tbe recipients of the fund—Byes 18, nays 18. The Presl- dent voted no; loaf. Mr. Hinton offered an amendment of thosane tenor,, relating to the South- The original was lost by Ayes—Messrs. Brown, Burns, Estes, Ermo, Heard, Hi liver, Hovle, Jervis, Jordan, Kirkland, Reese, Riohardson, Simmons nnd Wellborn—15. Naj8T-Andorson, Brook, Bruton, Cam eron, Campbell, Candler, Clark, Colmau, Oooei Croyton, Deveaux, Hintoo, Kib- teTLeeti*. Matthews, McWhorter. Nnnnally, Peddy. Smith, Steadman, Wallace and Welch—ff2. The House resolution to modify the resolution to adjourn on Thursday, 30th inat ao far as to hold an afternoon ses- aion ob that day vai taken up aad oon- .6:41 a m j“’ nr fot tho election Of ft Public Printer having arrived, the Senate retired into tho Hall of Representatives, and President Trammell took tbe chair. Mit Hillyer, of 35th District, nominated W. Ai Hemphill. Mr. Hillyer, of Camden, nominated 8. W. Grubb. The vote stood: W. A.. Hemphill, 154, 8. W. Grubb, 7; Jake Born, 1; Rough Rice, 1, Md W. A.i HealdiiU was declared elected. . , On motion the Senate then returned to the Chamber. f A memage was received from the GoverhoTau interim, stating the ap proval of 20th Sec- a, —— - . , it unbecoming in this great dietaryOdbitnittee, to whom waa referred men ^ W4shing ton to lobby a measure a correspondence between Hon. O. A. tttfoa vA,. They favored leaving the mat- Lmdirane and Bjn. tar in th» Uastls of o«r Beprseentattves 'mwp ■ t&io to thw fevftion of Irwinsvoa , ^ h.ii;' ’" L ■ that the work of revision^ suspended, MM>nl Jaoksonaml Wofford <ff Bar- tUg7 •- _ - ELMA, ROMS AMD BiUK* *• R fortbe | the Won oi revision ™ “■r""™, Messrs. Jackson anu wonora oi PAtkWM.'tessSi tinuance of all suits against tbe Treas- —>~ ..a aI iha i nrer to recover interest on deposit of To chauge the time of holding Rich mond Snpsrior Court; passed. To anthorizs the reception of inter rogatories from Postmasters, etc., during vaoation; lost To authorise the payment of fees to offioeia of the Distriot.Coort in Richmond oounty; passed. Leave of abeence waa granted to Messrs. Barron and Hendley. House adjourasd. imrunoa aauroM. A Urge number of House and Senate bills were read the seoond time, when the House adjourned until 3 r. u. to-morrow. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the ilew Fork Associated Press. DOMESTIC NEWS. down the rebellion. Several Generals and Colonala have joined Diax. The revolutionists hover about tbe cap ital, and theroada are insecure. Durango is occupied by the rebel.)- Vera Cruz is doubtful. > Nujia, Secretary of War, commands tbe army in the field against Diaz. WA S HINGT ON PENNSYLVANIA The UafaulttaS olljr Tnannr. Puiladiilphia, Nov. 29.—A judgment of sequestration for #400,000 worth of ex-Oity Treasurer Mereer’s property has been rendered. MAINE. Bahoob, Nov. 29.—The thermometer stood at 15 at noon to-day. Vessels in port hive greet difficulty in getting ont. Eastpobt, Nov. 29.A-The weather is the oddest ever known in November.— The thermometer is 5 degrees bejow zero. MARYLAND. Goa. Up for Twaatjr Tears. Baltimobb, Nov. 29.—John Thomas, oonvioted of a felonions assault upon Mrs. Sirocco, has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. MISSOURI. Ilcetlag of The Batlomal Baard of Trade Sr. Louis, November 29.—The Na tional Board of Trade will oonvene here on the 6th of December. Arrangements have been made for the reeeption and entertainment of the members. Mr. Simmons of Gwinnett—-For the relief of Mr.J. M. Pedou, farmer Tax Oolleotor of Gwinnett. Mr. Pierce—To amend the oharter of Sparta. Mr. Walters—To relieve the securities of N. O. Alexander, Tax Oolleotor of Jasper eonoty. Mr. Griffin of Honston—To exempt Jnstioesof thePeaoe and Judicial No taries from jury duly. Mr. Beaseley—To compensate jtireis in Jefferson county by paying them mileage. Mr. Pou—To allow Nicholas Fogarty to practioe medicine; also, to change the time of holding Muscogee Superior Court Mr. Bunn—To make it the duty of Tax Receivers to collect Agricultural ata- tistics. Mr. Crittenden—To relieve maimed and indigent persons from tax. Mr. MoNeil—To proteot peraonz in rearing oysters and fish in tide waters; also, to create a Board of Com missioners of Roads and Revenue for Glynn oonnty. Mr. Snead—To incorporate Oglethorpe Manufacturing Company of Augusta; also, to prescribe the mode of payment of ooats in oriminal oases to Magistrates and Constables in Richmond oounty. Mr. McNeil—To proteot the people of this State against the discrimination by railroad companies in the transportation of passengers and freights. . Mr. Pou—To amend the law rotating tofenoea. Mr. Hudson—To amend the charter of the Americus and Isabella Railroad Oom- Hall of Upson—To prescribe the manner of enforcing attorney’s liens. Mr. Barksdale—To change the line be tween the oonntios of McDuffie and War ren counties . ’ Mr. Slaton—To change the line be tween Wilkes and Taliaferro counties. , ,Mr. Camming—To amend an *ot to facilitate tbe b2o of real estate, and to encourage immigration. Mr. Sergeant—To incorporate tbe People’s Savings Bank of Newnan. On motion of Mr. Goldsmith the rules were suspended, and a resolution -pro viding for the appointment ol a oommit- tee to investigate the claims against the Penitentiary, waa adopted. A resolution reported by tbe Commit tee on Internal Impsovementa, providing for tbe appointment of a joint oommittee of one from tbo Senate and two from the aonim, to .visit Washington to aid our Representatives in obtaining mil from Cougress for the construction of a Canal to connect tlw waters of tha Mississippi with tbe Atlantic coast, w» veod, Mr. Jackson moved to amend by add inn the Superintendent of Public Works, UTAH. Th. Brlgamjr Wai—The Storm Cloud Salt Lake, November 29.—A motion to quash the indiotments against Brig- am Young, was argued all day. Brigham, though 300 miles away, is endeavoring to reach tbe city. Tbe snow has ceased, bat the cold is intense. The trains are 30 hoars behind time. _ SOUTH CAROLINA. ■U Ku-fclonn Admitted to Ball-Chrlo- tophor JColumbme glgMag Borrow la tho LogUlwtaro. Charleston, November 29.—Six Ku klux prisoners, from York county, were brought before Judges Bond and Bryan to-day, on a writ of habeas corpus, and bailed in the snm of #3,000 each. Ex-Congressman Bowon has been elected to the State Legislature as Repre sentative from Charleeton. lion of an act apprjivei} October, 1870. A bill to incorporate the Hawkinsville gad Katas la Kalfsoad, was read tbe third tneoa{M . rluKmu „„. time and passed. Messrs. Bryan and McMillan thought A resolution recommended by the Jn- anbccom i ng in this great 8tata to send . /»AA^v.U4aa #/B whnm Wftfl TelCTTM ^ “ . TWT—i.i. is. *,r 1/>KKir . mAiifUirA TRAIN* DAILT,*D*DAY*n«CLND8I>. QNr W nJCUTW r^A.aut., av® Solus. saaataa.jijjjr-^ atate \jonda, and declaring hia exemp- SijS;■•:::::..::V--varr:te^weA.te- tion Iron/ liabifity thereafter, was «vo Dalton 7:50 A. M., jL ma##M.U,Ln.. '*r± ,"5F- ‘^^lilntion, requesting the Governor — to furnish the county of Jasper with the Mature k ItrwU KailiW. Reports ol tlre.Bu^e«B ***** * ******* • bv law, which have never been reoeived -rasas * »». Wren b - Ulat oounty, with aevend amendmenta “ proposed; tabled. . D _ £«S«SSBhSil*SSffiS3A Nation; adopted. . a oc A.M rive Atlamiu. J “ S’ JJ live At Assp“1\a4|\' ♦ I’•<•>* 1 -t 1 *• r ’ m ’catena Hr*at OorBmbn«...:... t . r r - Georgia—Dowfl«i , j. rsiim.il. anp b. a HAiyxL. havjno^w L PLlBouimear pnmtrslwISsusm 1 " ttian an tho o«t*to of Jo*»ph Farm*** creditor* and next oi xin o* VUnruavltare^ure Sgxaat warn *• Constables of the several .Courtsiof Ful ton;also—To amend section 3781* by •*: Setting the word criminal before the word Mr. Matthews-To explain and Li geotion 3668 of the Code, relating to the duties of the Coonty TreswireL By MV. Lester—To provide forthedts __ were to SCI. ma lu—J magnitude and importance of the srorlt, all available measures for its success should be adopted. Mr. Griffin ef Houston, also, Advocated the adoption of th« resolution, and ex- plaincd some nf ■'ths great gdrutegee to be derivedfrom the canal. The huur of 12 n. having arrived, the BoMle- flame Into tbs Beprerentative Hall and the General Assembly, Presi dent Trammell presiding, proceeded to the sleotion of a State Vristar. -W. Hemphill was elected The Senate retired, and Ute House re snmed the consideration of the resoln tion to appoint a committee to go to Congress, Ae. ' Mr Pou opposed the resolaltou on tbe ground that no good conld bo aooom- plished by this committee if Congress does net listen to ops Representatives. * On molten of Mr. Lang the resolntion was laid on tbe table. Billion third reading: To compensate jurors in tho counties of Itabnn gpd Towns; psssed. To eafrLiiffih a permanent Board oi Education and Orphanage for Bibb county; passed. NEW YORK. The Bawling Green Bank—Thanksgiv ing in Gethen—CennoUr Still in Cns- tad|T—Senator Morton Bobbed—Mojror Boll to be Arrested—Alexie. New York, November 29.—It is ru mored that the Bowling Green Savings Bank reports assets to the amount of #451,13d Its liabilities are #474,000. Business will be entirely suspended to morrow. Connolly still leeks a quarter of a mil lion of hia bail. He is in onstody at tbe New York Hotel. Senator Morton waa robbed of hie wallet while entering the cars at Jersey City. Mayor A. Oakey Hall will be arreeted to-day. Duke Alexis had an unprecedented na val display last night. Mayor Hall has dissppeared, it is (op posed to avoid custody during to-morrow. Hie bail has been fixed at #1,000,000, with sureties to justify #2,000,000. Averdiot has been given for the Uni ted Statee in the case against Henry Barnes, to recover 964,547, on eooount of a fraudulent invoioe of sugar and molas- «. Freights west from New York, Boston and Philadelphia have been advanoed to 93 cents per owl; to Oinoinnati, #1 to Chicago, #1.29 to St Louis snd propor tionately to other points. The health offloer reports that the cholera has disappeared from the Bay. The steamer Franklin will be allowed to oome to the city on Sunday. Coal fell 50 oenta a ton et auction to day, in spite of tbe cold weather. There is a lnll to-day in the Bible School at Hunter’s Point The Lord’s prayer was road in the school without interruption. Kate Dennan, expelled as the leader of the distorbanoes, applied for readmission, bat was refused. Some suspended scholars were allowed to re turn. Four policemen remained on duty at the school. Tbe prinoipaljs still sub jected to insults in the itreete; but has expressed the belief that tho Oatholios of the place do not generally approve of tbe disturbance. ILLINOIS. The Bather of Water* BoooelcS-Hm- moo; Boars Toanfl Amoag the »*■ ln*e Chicago, November 29.—Tho M. sippi River u entirely cloeod above the bridge, at Dabuqne. Home human bone* were fonnd this morning in the debris of a building, No. 68, North Clark street which, before the fire, was inhabited by » tartly named Drealer, consisting of husband wife and wife’s brother, ail of whom have been mlasing since the fire. FOREIGN NEWS. MEXICO. Several Bor* Revolt*—Aa ASaelrahle CoaSItloa ofLawleeeaees-A GooS Beal as Naaglag Nrrflrfl. Cm os Mexico, November 29.—Tbe General Government is concentrating six thousand troops near Oaxaca, where Dia* has five thousand, and a battle is expected in three days. Tho Government troops are deserting to Diaz. Congress has granted smplc mesns to Jusrcz to pot itUgrellaneons 'Abnertistmrms BACK. HOJTKH jtJTO SH.1HE RUBS. -: THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY hurt WEEKLY JflAT HOOS. ON FOOT On MOM THR KOOKS, <A *** * n,fT ’ Will Give Thaake—I* aha a AWalri—Th* Aaeerleah Blest So go to West radio Waters—Groat frellce at llobosoa'a Report of his Po,-Geu Fleet. Washington, Nov. 29. —The Court of Claims resumes its session on Monday. All the Departments will dose to morrow. Cuban affairs are attracting much at tention. There aro many sensational dispatches. The matter wus nndoubt- ly discussed in the Cabinet yestorday, aud the reinforcement of the Nortli At lantic was determined upon. The ves sels of the fleet, withdrawn to honor the coming of Alexis, will hurry back. The Cousul General at Havana wants a war vessel in that harbor. The execution of the eight students for exoesses over tho grave of an odious volunteer captain, is generally regarded 1 barbarously horrible. There m no excitement at the Spanish Legation here. Minister Roberts lias no communication from bis own or our gov ernment indicating other than a pacific solution of the pending misunderstand ing. It is said that Grant laughed at Robe son's report of hia guns now in West In dia waters. They are pop guns in calibre and inferior in number to the Spanish fleet. • It is supposed st tho Nsvy Department that the Terror having been ordered to Havana yesterday, will arrivo there to day. Tho Worcliester, now at Boston, will be the flag ship of the North Atlontio fleet, Admiral Lee having,.it is said, left Washington to-day to join her. The Swatora, now at Norfolk, oaunot imme diately join the squadron, as the Captain reported this morning that she first re quired repairs. The Severn is nominally in commission, bat will not be fitted for sea. Tbe Worcliester takes her plaoe. The Kansas and Nipaio will soon join the squadron. The Shawmut, which ieoent- ly started for Brazil, will be recalled for temporary duty in the squadron. The authorities here do not appreh end any difficulties in Havana with American oihzens, bnt say the return of the squad ron to the Norm Atlantic is in accord ance with the usage, to have a foroe con venient for tile protection of our citizens should necessity for it oocnr. They look upon the recent disturbances at Havana as merely of a local character and signifi cant of tlie assumed import of the volun teers against the Spanish authorities. Meteorological. Okfich CniKF of Signal Service, 1 Washington, D. 0., Nov. 29. | JUCCOBD FOB PAST TWENTY-FOUB HOUBS. The low barometer which Was in the South Atlantic Starts Tnesday afternoon, has moved north-eastward, with rapidly diminishing pressure, and is now a storm center near the Bay of Fundy. The high barometer ou tire Upper Missouri him extended its influence, eastward, to New York and the South Atlantic coast, bnt is central in Wisconsin. The tem perature has fallen in the Golf States, where the northwest winds are veering to northeast Winds have generally abated on the upper lakes, bnt have backed to the northwest, and increased to brisk In tho middle States. Snow has fallen at most points east of Kentucky and Miohigan, and in New England, and is now reported in Colorado. Tho tem perature has fallen at the Hooky Moun tain stations. The barometer bos risen, with clear weather on the Pacific Coast. Probabilities. Rising barometer, with partially cloudy and pleasant weather, is probable for Thursday over the bikes and Atlantic Coast. The wind is increasing northwest tn New England, but diminishing and veering to north from the lower lakes to North Carolina; easterly winds and threatening weather in the Gulf Statee, and with eloudy weather on the Sonth Atlantio Coast. The snow west of Kan sas and Nebraska will probably extend eastward over those States. Cautionary signals oontiuue for this evening at Os wego, Rochester, Norfolk and Now York, and are ordered fot Now London, Boston and Portland. BJtr nH’Jt CITT TJtX. A LL PERSONS tint have net paid their Citj Tex ' ' ■■ lor the jeer 18H. will p'.eeee cell et mj o«ee TH1 SDN Iere sanest eflvowt* of Dreaiwthe zx“ 4 r Last soil before lerj. T. K. WILLIAMS. faith. We look upon tho raooaat of tea pertj te She Marshal. eomlc, etruuletae permanent objectofroWMIe desire. TotEaeOdv*. <M1 T*' PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA WINE & LIQUOR OO. No. S GRANITE BLOCK, Broad Street. ATLANTA. OA. rivuosF. WANTING BRICKS, ran be ascot 1 dated, ou short notice, bj leering order at SIMMONS A HUNT’S, Junction of Marietta end *7*1 ton ■ treat*. Any amount under 400,100 can b* aupullad. novttdtf T. M. ELTBA. 9otcl Directors. sasseeWhouse, (Formerly United Mate* Hotel.) C ORNER ALABAMA end PRYOR STREETS, AT LANTA , OA. XL R. BA88HX2N, Agent, Proprietor. GEO. W. BA88EEN, Clerk. TEBM8—Transient Boarder*, par day $9 00 Single Meal, or Lodging 50 cent*. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, newnan • • - amomaiA (FORMERLY McDOWELL HOUSE.] Ante Mellon* Bate* $9 00 PEE DRY. octJ3-tf KENNE8AW HOUSE, MARIETTA, . - GEORGIA, O FFERS PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO famine* desiring Chew and Comfortable win ter quarters; only one hour'* ride from Atlanta. Addreae FLETCHER k FBEYT” o*804f CABLE ITEMS. A dispatch from Madrid says Sickles’ marriage was brilliant. They left Madrid immediately for Liverpool, and thonoe by steamer by New Yore. Tbe German Government has informa tion that its sailors imprisoned at Rio Janeiro have been released. A peooeful solution of the trouble with Brasil is probable. The Prince of Wales obtains some sleep, but anxtety in regard to the result has not been removed. The Belgian Ministers have resigned and the people are paoifled, and by this time, dispersed. Order prevails through out the rtty. . , ,,, The Germans have commenced fortify ing the pass in the Vosges. Bismarck is sick. There has been a Urge increase of the eholera in Stamboul within the last few days. ffen 2U>sctiini*untn. THE GREAT WESTERN Indian Show) U> th* *ho* wlir*pp**r in thoir clur*ft*H •muMOMBte, oMulatlag of MMfeS PLAT* BCALPXMQ BCBWBS, CLUB EXERCISES, BOW AND AH HOW SHOOTINO, Ao, AGIO—PROF. OOLLIN4. Um c*l*br*Ud Pre*tl diglteteur and V*ntii)oqui#t. ALSO—Th# PERFORMING DOGS. ALSO—The origin*! PUNCH AND JUDY FAMILY. Thi* Troop* will perform under th* P*rilion op- poette tee Xlmb.ll Home, on the Mrs nnunmi Erraoi. MAHMHALL HOU8K, XI I-J.V.VJF, UJ. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Day Board 68.00. sovSStf a. gu,. M«*l% Bacon Bid**, N*w Laaf Lard; ‘GoldDust** and other ohoic* brtyUof Boat, Ac., lneny quantity, at AXiKAllDER H. BTEPHEW. FoUtlcM EMtor, A. R. WATBON, Maw* Rdlter, J. HOLY BMITI, General EdMor «U Bate norlO-at lng Uunnusnuj av aaie marena/ ■■ < „ *■■■■■ — —, Democrat tn the Union. In one pend united eStort to win tftorione trtnupli over a.<len»s» enS Ce. & Th7moneaa or the Democrat!* Faetf aiena tan taenia to ua ubortj and ,ood Oorarnmanl an Ihlt ^PnaSSlSSrega-Uite. We galjlraa nnraant report at the ptooaa Supreme Oonrt, w? ■ work and cue tributes So almost dellj. TBBMM OF gCBBCBimOW DeUj-aii(b Cap j a Twalre Mon toe.... lit 601 Three Month Six Months a 001 One Month..— Citato, hr DaUj-Pw Amman* , SSI 8 U as | an** freer-.••••• tele Weakly—For Ammranai iS%b::::r im Four Qopt** to Wee hi, Ser I lx M«h|hs t I l|Ss£toi8 8 TeeOoplee.. t 101 arngtipaper........ ieto InbecrlpUona to tho WKXKLT, roc*tod too 0 Irtntr period than XU sntacrlpttonr must bo paid for In edtonee; aad eUev .ee wUl he ehtokah ban onrheetn when the time paid for aspires tl«!*e?dtta < th*8p«'for the tomotinjflh andaU he atthn mnen Foot Orton. we win be responsible tor the mto enrttol of at STbj Zuww^^ySfftttnV^^lj ^•p^^Wir^Stoe-n^j-J ler. aad names wUlahmya bnamaadwhta thtUau H f^rmreto (M re f hfterert.»rtte- pej charaee. | | Tn OsmayamAemta. Mr. Stephens wffl remain ha OmwfWnat. m oennaetton with Xnntom.wjU.net hto aa^- srjzstroZZX *• ********* ****** •"'asagaags Rankin Houae, OOLUMBU8, GCOROIA. J. W. RYAN, Praprietor. oatlldf ySXNK QOLPKK. Otoe*. BROWN’S MOTEL, MAC'ON, QEOUOIA. rnHIB SPLENDID FIBKT4ILASS HOTEL n THE A Isrtestaadbesl Hotol to the Otaj- II to mas ted Immediately opposite the General Fa«sn«er Depot, end for Comfort, Boannoo, Economy end el- Motion of Its Employees tod attaches it oCera freak er induoemente to tho traveling public, trim any oth- ■STABLMIUtO, STUART RAILROAD HOTEL, Opposite Depot—VXLDOUT*, tog. mats HOTEL IS CONVENIENT TO BUtoNNW, A pioseontl, located, atualtto Mmrt^rei ohargoo moderate. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AO WORTH, OEOROIA. rpABLE ALWAYS FURKUHID WITH THE X beat the market afford*. . S. La LITUHVUD, nori-tf SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, OBOtoGIA. (Nearly opposite tha Faoitofir Depot.) Only One Rlnuta’a WaaUt. a I. MXOrrtLLAH, Sup’t. STEAM SAUSAGE MANUFACTORY. T71BZ8H BEEF, POKE, MUTTON: FKE8H POKE r SsnMfo. in cans or rtndodl PoUWaa Saarnfa. Ham SailMds, Hoad Cheese, Llrar Padding. Stood Pudding, always on band or mad* to order, on abort notice and in any quantity. JOSEPH FAN2, MTteta - JUteflEn. Agent* Wanted Aar AHSTEPHENS OBKXT HISTORT OF TNE WAN. Oemptotoln rea voluma. Sand for elnulaas with tonaa aad a fidl description of the work. Addreae KeUonel Pnbttah- GREAT LAND SALE -IN-' Monticello, Jasper County. W ILL BE SOLD, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDEH. Defer* tha oonrt beam door, tn Noattoatos, gaga xzvrx cs.' r °Mo7kfttNK m«mor leas, lylaf eeoth «d Minttoet. Sau'umitaof the ton*-thJlLm7t?£ sold of SIJK hcreeaech. There ere eome OnotyUmbered lands, and hennttial eitoa for handing oa khearew : Also, el the earns Uma and plM* n ™ McBorney, dnwMNilhn, the Utowto, torn of wild 7£Sfjte, M, 4th District of flhlhona conntr. talcing 136 Acme. LotNo. 14. 6th District, Irwin oonnty. Ml Acres. IxitNo. Ut.Sih District, Ftohane count,, to Aeon Lot No. MS. tilth District, Fief *L0lNo. UT. tathDUtotoA MOM, OEOROIA, DOVOLAA 0fi. Onoi>xnx|> Orricn. ' E lieabvth bznnameld, __ emption of pononalty, aadlwIHp ■emo et my o«oe ‘ November next a ootmf. GEORGIA—DtoSMltoiCtortJitf. rltwo MONTHS AFTSK DATE, AN APPUCA- X TION niU be made to the Conrt Of Ordinary of Doafkat oonnty, Ooor«to, et ton tori war term otter e,piratic* of two mnntoe two Shu am ties, for leave to aaU ths lands hetoafia, totoa sa lats of WtL B. Barnett, Into of Union oonnty, Af- * her 1 tall. ’. F. HEADER, Adm'r. f enHafed mthln^oni column* of Tn Bv« i, HENLI .. s to ..*« ..la a. ..in so atthn i PITY ITEMS. m~ yf- B. Mores, l# ths Kimball House, alwaya has Tkk Bun fot sate. _J Farrington A Quigley, ai the Tort _ Offiee, keep The Bun tor sale. __ LOOO OU Papes teretetequaa- titiesto auit purohaaera, at tea U Bbn Owitre. Our carriers are not authorised to re ceive money te aobeeripttons, or make ooOeotlons ten* on any aeootmt, or to sell paper* to any one. Their sola dntp Is to deliver paper* to our eRy toit Bribers—nothing else. Tn HentoH nCUee Li»tede«wwe We invito the members to vigU ony oAo* at any time. Sample oopiea of Tm Bun wiU be *s*t to any ail dress requr^- 1 ntit memben wMtfnfe ’W TteWlfc* for Thn SbN fluilng <Me ‘tetebn of the Legistetine, «*> have U dehrered to any poiutitothartlr.orUftakthaPteOffiBP, or it can be taken at Ttel 8«f» offioa, by tearing theta entererit tikiabdte. lib. Gao. A. Yrereun* te are dalp antheriaed Traveling Agent Bate new tree trip to-North Atebama and Ten- We apeelally desire all otir to reortve their papers r%—^ .,— I ^We P t&i take it as a speeU tear * thm win report to ns every tadure to t4- eerie the paper. _ . ... Also, any talnre to reoeiva it prorept- ly—in doe time. . AH that vw ore do te to do tha 1 nan. We ask our aubseriben to b in this work. It would retort r~~ to eorreettog irregidarittre, if way* have tfiem reported to re. jZXE8Kizi;3!2r£ Stop. Addrere phtet—one at _ (teeaih mis’ rettoff srSbvs TlrBSte?-^ Lot Ne. 7S, Irih District* oriree* mmaty. w . _ MonMeollo. On.. Unto It. t>Tl.-novM-aao ■ • *■*• flMOffiato tAk or sraum. : Colonel B. J. 8PRAYRERBY is ta- Aaba te a orippte. and aaabte to i be would ba plenittl to see the art*— ol tha Irtgtetotaw at his roere, Km * an stairs, corner Marietta and Broad street*