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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1871. NO. 488. THE DAILY SUN. I'uhlUhPd by (lie Atlanta! Sun fnbllsliluf? Company. Altianrf.r H. ■l,|»h,n A. UmI> Vlexander II. Stephens, Political Editor. A. 8. Wataon, JtoWF Editor. J. Ilenly’Smith, Ueneral Editor and Bust ness ManEger. Terms o* Sutoteortptlon DAIIiYi single Copy Per Annum *. !*• I 00 .... n oo .... 8ft oo :-.f:88 .... 84 00 5 frail. CLUBS FOB TUX DAILY. Three Copiee One Year Four “ 2ra One Hundred Coplea I WEEKLY—8IX MONTHS : Single Copy t** ♦ Twenty “ Aft 00 .. 84 00 Cft 00 . . ft frail. One Hundred Copies, Six Montbe. m»ri* Uniform Ratca of Advertising Adopted by the Press of Atlanta. “Special Notices," SO cents per line for the insertion; io cants tor each subsequent insertlo Advertisements inserted three times a week. 1ft per oent, of tbs table rates shorn; twice a We*k, IS ^AdrtrttMmeotBtorFtreOompaniesand Churches, half the usual rates. In order to establish uniform rates of advertising tor the Daily Preaa of Atlanta, wa have adopted the foregoing sehadula ef prices, and Win be governed by them in the future. W. A. HEMPHILL k OO., Proprietors of the Coni 8. W. OHUBB, BusinessManagor, of the New Era. Rmlroab ®imc Sable. Arrtvrals and Departure Leaves __ Arrives at Chattanooga. 1:81 p past uNo to »«w wma-ou*wani>. Leaves Ailauta.. 2:46pm Arrives at Dalton. ..X.t 7:58 p in MIGHT FAMUQU TSAXM—IWWABD. Leaves Chattanooga ft: SO p m Arrives at Atlanta lilam DAT FAMtltOU TkAOl—tXWABD. _ __ Leaves Chattanooga... Leaves Dalton Arrives at Atlanta 10:00 a TUB OBOBOIA (AUOOSTA) BAILBOAD. {No Pap Train cm Xvnday.i Night Passenger Train arrives., . .5:88 s Night Passenger Train leaves 5:18 p. m Day Passenger Train arrives 6^0 p. m Day Passenger Train (paves 7:10*. m bitope MouuUia Accommodation arrives.. .8:05 a. m Stafle MogBtoth AccomroodaUun Uqves..p. m MAPOW AfP irWTf»» AAIWIOA®. Day Passenger testa leaves VU*. m, Leaves Macon.. 7tftfla.m. Day Passenger Train arrives 8:00 p. m* Arrives at Mason 1 - ......1:16 p. M Night Passenger Train leaves 8:55 p. m Leaves Macoa BjOfip-m NightPasasngsrTrainarrlHf 10:86 p. nu Arrives at Mason * * » p. m ATIAVTA AUD WB8T KIM. BAZUKUD. Night Passenger Train arrives. Night Passenger Train leaves 7:00 p. m Day Passenger Train arrives 6:00 p. m Day Paaaanger Train leaves..... 6;4ft a. m ATUkUTA Aim BXCmrOVD AlB-UXB BAZLBOAn. Leave Gainesville 6 A. M. Arrive at Atlanta. 10 A. hi. l^ave Atlanta 3 P. M. Arrive at QatoeevtfMl a 48 P. M. Memphis and Charleston Railroad. >V. J. Akkra, Agent, Atlanta, Oa. TIUB TAbLB or TUB M KMT 111 K ADD CUABLKJU.ON B. U. notuo wbst: Morning Expresa leaves Chattanooga 8:30 A M Arrive* in Memphis, same day, 10.15 i* M Mail Train leaves Cliattanooga 8:00 1* M Arrives In Memphis, next day... .....14:16 1' 61 COMING Karr: Morning Express leaves Memphis 10:80 A 11 Arrives in chattsnooga, next morning.... ftrtJO A M Mail Train leaves Memphis 13:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, uextday too 1' M Atlantic and Gulf Rullrond. 171 BOM Savannah, Oe., via Albany, Jacksonville A and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: lAtave Savannah daily. 10:15 P. M AfrlYs at Albany dally 1:80 P. M trriysat Jacksonville dally.............. 1:461*. M Arrive st Tallahassee daily (Sunday* *«- lt*8Ve rllUhassec daily (huodajrs exes’;.- . ^...„. f ,, t ,40i80A.M SELMA, ROMS AND DALTON R. R. TSAIHS DSILT, SUNDATS WCLUBZD. Arrive at Dalton. Lam Dalton Leave Rome..... Arrive at Selma... 7:40 r.n.. I JO a. u. TMi.B.,tdOr.H. I SJTA.10:4ftr.n. •«!•*. m.. t:U A. m. ■•MB ft AbcbbU lUUrsBd. Leave Macou at « ( Arrive at Macon M t i Arrive* Auguste at 1 4 'Vestern Rsllrsai «f -Alafeuuu UavaBalam SitSAM * Hr** Mastonasary ISSAM Arrive at West Point Ili6» A M Lm West Point...... ...........-ft8:20P M ■ .mop* Wto»*®g Jto* A.H.STEPHENS GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. thirty-sixth day's proceedings. SENATE. Tuesday, December 12. Senate met, President Trammell in the Chair; prayer by Rev. Mr. Warren. The roll was called. Present—Messrs. Block, Brown, Burns, Cameron, Cand ler, Column, Cone, Estes, Erwin, Griffin, Beard, HiHr*, Hillyer, Hinton, Hoyle, Jervis, Jones, Jordan, Kirkland, Kibbee, Lester, Mathews, McWhorter, Niobolls, Nouually.Peddy, lieeae.bimmoDS, Hoiitli and Wellborn—30. Journal approved. Leave of al>sence was granted to Mr. Jtnris. Mr. Candler moved to reconsider a bill to change the line between DeKalb and Gwinnett counties, which was indefinitely postponed on yesterday. The motion was lost. A bill to incorporate the Merchants' and Meohaiioa’ Bank of Oolnmbus; passed. Mr. Kibbee offered a resolution that no aoonnt for mileage of members of the General Assembly shall be audited and approved by leas than two members of the Auditing Committee, and that the Treasurer be instructed tolpayno ac count audited and approved in any other way; adopted. Mr. Keese offered a resolution that it is not the design of the General Assem bly to deny the just claims of teachers of the common schools; for so soon as the poll tax for the years 1868, 1869, 1870, can be collected, and a sale made of the States bonds now designated as the School Fund, the said just claims shall be fully paid. Mr. Brock moved to strike out the poll tax for the years 1868 aud 1869. Mr. Brown moved to amend by stri king out the words fully paid, and insert paid, so far as the school fond will suffice to pay them. Anderson offered an amendment that the money collected for poll tax in the years 1868,1869 and 1870 shall be used for that purpose. The motion of Mr. Brock was lost. The amendment of Mr. Brown was agreed to. Anderson's amendment was withdrawn. The resolution was adopted, and, on motion, transmitted. On motion of Mr. Burns, the tax bill for 1872 was taken up by sections. The sections were severally read. Tha first section provides for levying a tax of live hundred thousand dollars, ex- cluaivo of special tax**, a* the basis of taxation; adopted. Mr. Smith movod to amend so much of Section 2d as prescribes ao ad valorem tax on Ilia sale of liquor* by striking out said provision and inserting a specific tax of 20 cents per gftltoti oh all quanti ties sold less than thirty gallons; lost- ayes 8, nays 16. Mr. Brown offered an amendment that parties living out of the State and selling, by sampla or .otherwise, shall pay the sasM tax as remdeot liquor dealers; with drawn, and the seotioa adopted. tion by imposing a tax of 859 on every skating rink in the State; adopted—ayes 14, nays 11. Mr. Brown offered nn amendment that every agent of a life insorauco company doing business in this State sliull pay tax of $10; agreed to. The President appointed on the part of the Senate, under the act to protect the people of this State against the ille gal and fraudulent issue of bonds, Mr. Simmons, of the 22d District. Mr. Bruton offered an amendment that every keeper or owner of a faro bank shall pay an annum tax of $2,500; adopt ed. Mr. Jervis offered nn amendment, pro vided nothing coutain< d in the section shall be construed to mnke it lawful to keep a faro bank in this State; adopted. The third soctiou was adopted. The 4th, 6th and 6th sections were adopted as reported. Mr. Simmons moved to amend section 7th by exempting newspapers Mr, Bruton hoped the amendment would not prevail, because ho saw no rea son why newspapers should bo exempted more than other institutions. Mr. lieefto opposed tho amendment. Newspupers are not a new institution, which should be fostered by the State, and already their proprietors have a great many privileges enjoyed by no other class; and, further, as the Senator from the 8th had said, a large part of the press had been used for a very bad pur pose. Mr. Burns objected to the amendment Largo amouuts of money are invested in newspapers und printing material, and no reason can be shown why capital so em ployed should be exempt. Mr. Simmons supported the amend ment. The newspapers have been, for years, exempt. They oie the great moral und religions educators of the couutry. and ought to be promoted and encour aged. The umendmeut was lost. The remaining sections were severally adopt ed as r*i>orted. Mr. Smith moved to amend tho 2d section by inserting after the words Practicing Physicians" the words “who charge for services performed;” agreed The Committee on tho state of the Bepublio submitted a report, which was uof acted on. By unanimous oouseut tho amendment of Mr. Bruton to the third section and the proviso of Mr. Jervis were recurred to, and reconsidered. Tho proviso was agreed tc—ayes, 15; nays, 7. The amend ment was lost. The sectiou was adopted, and the bill was passed. The Senate adjourned until 10, A. M., to-morrow. Note—(Mr. W. F. Jordan, 28th Dis trict, voted aye on the passage of the Bond Bill over the Executive veto. His name was omitted iu thej published list. —liKFOBTEB.) HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. House met, Speaker Smith in the chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Honiady. Journal approved. Mr. Hunter moved to recooauler (he indefinite postponement of a bill to ap portion members of the House of Repre- aentativea. Meaars. Rusaell and Goodman also fa vored the motion, which prevailed, and the bill was re-com united to a special committee. Mr. Dell moved to recousider the pas sage of a bill to amend the law relating to write of habeas corpui; prevailed. Mr. Gray of Bartow moved to recon sider the lose of a bill to make it penal to •ell liquor to minors. After some discus sion, the motion was put and lost. Mr. Oray also moved to reconsider the 9^kat history or the wail ooa^Me in one indefinite postponement of a bill to allow *****. for circwlam wit* terms eo4 a full married women to recover damages from ln « Co 1 !, AUsats,P crHOnH w ^° *11 liquor to their husbands octi2dtf I while intoxicated. Mr. Russell moved to lay the motion to reconsider on the table. Mr. Heidt favored the motion to re consider, and argued that it would throw protection around iuuocent wo rn* n. Mr. Wofford of Bartow, in otic a good speech in favor of the motion to recon sider. Messrs. Russell,, and Hudson, argued that tho bill would be impracticable; would not benefit the doss it wosintend- ed for, and would amount to prosecu tious for the sake of makiug money by low order of people. On the motion to reconsider the yeas and nays were called; yeas 61, nays 62. dIMessrs. Snead, Jackson and Bacon, a Special Committee, to whom was referred a charge that H. S. Hilly or, Representa tive from Camden, hod drawn mileage for 1000 miles, reported that after a careful investigation, the Committee find that said H. S. Hillyer has drawn $80 in ex cess of his legitimate mileage. The Committee recommended that said mem ber be required to refund the money, and that he be brought before the Bar of this House and repremanded, and that in the event of his refusal to comply, he be expelled. Mr. Hillyer said that he had never traveled the route before, and did not know the distances; that he examined the Comptroller General's report, and found that the member from the county of Camden hod drawn mileage for 1000 miles last year, and that he did not know until afterwards, that his predecee 8or came by way of Bavannah, because of the Macon aud Brunswick Railroad Company. He stated that the error was unintentional, and that he was ready to refund the money. Messrs. Snead and Jackson said that the cose was one withe it politics in it; that Mr. Hillyer is a law maker, and oould not properly plead ignorance; that if the member who hud overdrawn were a member of the Democratic party, that nothing short of ir stant expulsion would have been the report. The report was adopted. Mr. Hillyer came before the bar, re funded the money to tlie Chairman of the Auditing Committee, aud was repriman ded by Speaker Smith. On motion of Mr. Pierce, Mr. Hillyer was allowed to speak further of the oase. Mr. Hillyer said that he had not denied that there was a mistake, but the charge that it was intentional was unfounded. Mr. Hudson offered a resolution re questing the Auditing Committee to care fully examine all accounts before approv ing them; adopted. Mr. Craig, chairman of the Committee on Auditing, reported that T. G, Camp bell, Jr., of McIntosh county, had P. Wright & Co. and John Leary A Croft XL J T CONGRESS have been announced iu conaeqneuco of * . tho stringency of the money market. drawn too much mileage. On motion of Mr. Johnson, of Spald ing, a committee was appointed to inves tigate the charge. Bill to incorporate the Peoples’ Sav ings Bank of Newnan; passed. -Senate amendment to the biH to change line between Coffee and .Ware counties; passed. The Senate resolution declaring it the Mr. Jones moved to amend the 3d Se&- TKnee of this General Assembly that the teachers of free schools during the year 1871 shall be paid as soon as poll tax dne for 1868, 1869,1870, and 1871, shall have been collected, was amended and concur red in. House adjourned until 10, a. m., to-morrow. TELEGRAPH NEWS Bjr the New York Aatodoted Press. DOMESTIC NEWS. ILLINOIS. A Fslnl Boiler Explosion. Cairo, December 12.—A locomotive exploded near Ceutralia, ou the Illinois Central Railroad, killing three persons, one of whom was blown 200 yards. MISSOURI. In Favor of Shipbuilding. St. Louis, December 12 The lower bouse of tbo Legislature has adopted a oonourront resolution requesting tho Governor to aid in establishing an iron shipbuilding yard at some point on one ot the Western rivers, in conformity with the Bnggestions of the Secretary of the Treasury. There is au nuauthentioated rumor that the Union Bqnare National Bunk has sus pended. The small-pox is increasing in Brook lyn. There have been flfty.seven cnRes reported daring the woek. There was a stormy meeting of the In ternationalists last night. They adopted idenoitSnnday. Wild a resolution to parade applsnso followed the adoption of tbo resolution. On motion, all workingmen, women and citizens were invited to join in the procession. Committees were appointed to wait on Governor Hoffman to ask State protec tion; and inform tbo police of his deter mination. The meeting adjonrned amid wild cries of "Vive Is Commune,” “ Vivo la Inter nationale." It is stated that Ex-Jndgo EJwsrds, Plerrepont, and other prominent lawyers, have volunteered to defend the Inter nationalists if arrested on Sunday. Julian has absconded with the proceeds of the lste concert and ball given in honor of the Grand Duke, otriug his mu aioians 97,000. Much excitement prevailed in the cot- ton market this afternoon In conseqncnee of tho foilnre of seven honses and the ru mored insolvency of many others. Tho small receipts of cotton lust week as compared with tho corresponding time lust year, and the fears of a short crop thereby engendered, together with a rise of cotton in Liverpool, where tho supply is very scanty, has caascd alarm, for sev eral days post, among those who had an interest in the market. This resulted in a sadden and marked advance in the price, which seriously embarrassed those dealers who were hampered by contracts, and rendered some unable to fuldll them. Three failures are officially announced— Wm. P. Wright k Oo., Adolphns O. ychoefer A Co. and J. Seayeruft. These failures resulted from the inability of the parties to fulfill their contracts, in consequence the sadden flaatnation of tho market. Wright k Co. place the indebt edness 939,000, and are ready to com pound at 50 cents on thegillar. They expect to settle their affairahd continue business in a few days. Schoefer k Co. and Seeycroft have failed for large amounts, bnt declare themselves nnablc to state the sums of their obligations or give proofs of tbeir confidence in their ability to settle with their creditors and oontinne business. Many rnmom have been afloat this afternoon, affecting the solvency of oth er firms, bnt no other failures have been officially announced. Some of the deal ers reported to have been in difficulty, oonfeeeed to serious embsrrasmont, when questioned on the subject, but expressed a belief that they would be able to tide over the trouble. The Aaeociited Bank Meeting sustained the Committee in ex pelling tho Ocean Bank. The meeting was private, bnt it has transpired that ugly facts were produced, which dis it the assertion that the Ocean Bank _ JtTrmnomi snspensimTof the Union Square Bonk, is unfounded. It is stated that tho Police Commis sioners adhere to their determination to prevent the Iutemational's parade next Sunday, and tho Governor refuses to in terfere. Madamo Burns, nn abortionist, has been sentenced to sevou years. Thirty-two new small jrox cases have occurred since Saturday, and seven deaths. ■ai'MWEK WAITS MIXED SCHOOLS. Tils Texas OuagrsssassM, Soiar Vlaaaelal Matters lobs ICxemlar«t SENATE. WAsnutuToir, December 12. —Senator Sumner introduced a bill for mixed schools iu tho Distriot of Columbia, and urged early action upon it. Ho hoped tho example would be aperdily followed in the States. Senator Weat introduced the following: "Besolved, That tho Committee on Fi nance bo requested to inquire into the expediency of examining, from the pay- ment of custom duty, all matoriala, inclu ding iron ties, imported into the United Stetee, which are used for the parpoee of baling or bagging cotton.” Senator West, of Louisiana, intro duced to-day a measure looking to the exemption uom duty of all bagging and iron ties, need in baling cotton. This, he stated, would be equivalent to a — mitun, by the Government, of one lar per bale, and would no doabt stimu late the productions of the staple. It ie e very important couoeoaion, and the ef fort to obtain it, the frieade of the measure claim,should be warmly abounded by tho planting and commercial interests of the cotton growing region. The Committee on Bonks and Banking to-day considered the question of re sumption of specie payment and ap pointed u sub committee to examine the subject. There will be no notion by full committee before the holidays, HOUSE. Tho Committee on Elections has deci- ded that Clark (Rep.) and Herndon, from Texas, are entitled to he sworn in ou the prims facie evidence of their certifi cate. This decision does not affect the ultimate result. Herndon was seated There being objection in Clark's o it w»nt over. The Committee on Expenditures directed to examine the nnanoial condi tion of all the Departments. Mr. Farnsworth's Postoffice bill passed. A bill for the relief of the purohasen ef land Aid for taxes, in the revolution ary States, was passed. A hill to pay interest due to South Carolina, was referred to the Committee. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the Appointment bill, bat no action was hod. Ncn Xbotrtiecmsau. BeGive’s Opera House MRS. MOULTON, America’s Greatest Singer! WASHINGTON. SOUTH CAROLINA- K. K. K. Columbia, December 12.—In tlie Fid- eral Court to-day, R. Hayes Mitchell, of York couuty, woa arraigned on the chargo of conspiracy under tho Ku-klux law. Tho jury consists of two whites nnd ton blacks nnd mulnttocs. UTAH. Tlie Mormon* FaclArall/ Inrllnr4 Salt Lake, December 12.—The Mor- mons continue to yield ready obedience to the court process. Tho roads urn open to the tuineiu , LOUISIANA HoiqcivHai About Railroad*. New Orleans, December 12.—The Bicayuco Intros, on reliable authority, that Charles Morgan takes a large inter est in the New Orleans, Mobile and Tex as Railroad. The roads to the Habine river and to Shreveport, from Vermilion, are being rapidly built. MARYLAND. The Baltimore Borgia Trial. Annatolu, December 12.—Professor Aiken w as subjected to a severe cross- examination to-day. Some contributions were elicited. A druggist swears to hav ing sold Mrs. Wharton sixty grains of tartar emetic for plaster. OHIO. Coravlctcd *T Ooeond Clam Mrardor. Cuiluootbx, December 12. —The ver dict in the Blackburn case is murder in the second degree. A motion lisa been made for a uew trial NEW YORK. A String.** iMUf Mnrk.l-B.nk nn. Hcicnntll. r»U»r«»—Tk»lnl«m»ll»n- ntteta D.urnUn.4 k Hnv« n Mater V.rMt. New Yokk, Deecmber 12—The Ocean Bank >u thrown out by the Clearing Hum Wm. M. Tweed, n Director, stated that its failure wa» occasioned by the striugeucy of the money mark 14. Hu thought about 75 |>er oent. of the de- posita will be paid. A receiver has been appointed. The failures of the cotton firms of Wm. Th* Supreme Court to Adjourn for Holi day—A Full Cabinet—'Tobaceo T«: be Reduced —A Radical Senatorial Ctucai-The Weather. Washington, Dec. 12.—The Supreme Conrt adjourns on the 22d of December to the 2d of January. There was a full Cabinet to-day. Four members of the Wuys and Means Committee have assured the tobacco men that they will favor a uniform reduction of 16 cents per ponnd. The Republican Senators caucumed three hours to-day upon a joint commit tee of Retrenchment and Civil Service, without result. Metenvalngleal. The harometer will probably fall very generally on Wednesday, in the Golf and Atlantic States, with cloud and rain to night in the Gulf States, and threatening weather on Wednesday from the lower lakes to the middle and south Atlantic coast The low pressure in Illiuois will probably move east and northeast, prece ded by southeast winds in the Middle States, and followed to night by increas ing northwest winds on Like Michigan Areas of rain are apparently developing in Virginia, Pcnusyb-nuia, Illinois and Louisiana. Cautionary signals ore 01 dcred for this evening at Chicago. ■ —H-* FOREIGN NEWS. Tlie Dying Prince—Not Utterly Hope* 1«M—H« SHU Llui, London, Deo. 12, 5 a. u.—Tlio Triuco of Wales, according to an official din patch just received from Haudringham, paased a very restless night Thor, are no signs of improvement in his condi tion, and death is imminent at any time during to-day from suffocating attacks. His streugth is not so good, and what sleep he has is followed by restlessness and inquietude. The chest symptoms are bad. Princess Alexandra is greatly ex, hanstod. The Princcas Royal, Viotorio, wife of the Crown Prinoe of Germany, la hourly expected at Saudri ogham. The groom of the Prinoe ia somewhat worae, nod ia threatened with inflamma tion of tho lungs. The excitement in London nnd in the province* is greater Uuut during the Crimean war. London, December 12—The Prince of Wales still lives. BaN'DKrweHAM, December 12, 8 r. u.— The Prinoe passed a very restless night, dslirium constant. Noox—The Prinoe was restless *0 the morning; condition unaltered. Saxdrinoiuu, December 12, 5 r. u.— Wales b.s been somewhat reat)eas this Afternoon. His condition is nnehsuged Loxj>p*, December 12.—Tbo Ysoht Victoria and Albert has been dispatched to bring the Princess Victoria, wife of tlie German Prince Imperial, t, England. Unofficial r (vices arc nut hopeless. The patient’s voice remain strong. xooaca TWO GRAND MOULTONCON0BBTS hr Xssday Evening. Dee. 18th, tad Tuesday Evening, Dee. 19th. At 8 o'clock, on which Off*Inn JfiRS. CHARLES MOVLTOJT, America'* moat fifted Sonsstro**, and so long 41s- Umnilsbod In European sad American Art Circles, for her match)*** vocal power* and exquisite cul ture, and alter ber ruci-nt moat brilliant triumph* In New York, Boston, New Orlaaira, ami lh« principal cities of tbs United States, where *be hi* created the greatefet enthusiasm with pro** and public, will make her first appearanco iu Atlauu, assisted by the following artiste: Mr. liltOOKHOUSE BOWLER, the favorite Tenor. 8i«. F. FERRANTI, the world renowned Baritone (bis first appearanoe here), and Mil. JAIMES M. WIHLI, The great and eminent Pianist (his first visit to the ttoutEi. Mr. GEO. W. COLBY. Musical Director. SCALE OF PRICKS, Admission, Including reserved seatai •• aa to Parquette and Dress Circle, / saw Admission to Family Circle 1 00 ltcaerved Seats, Family Ore' 1 ft 1 ) <4*llerie» 60 The Hale of reserved seats ooratnence* at Phillips A Crews’ Book Store, on Friday morning, Decem ber 15, at 0 o'clock. Thu “Weber Grand Pianos" $omt Jtttitraiue Compan®. C. P. L. BUTLER. I’red’t. W. 0. M. BULXE, Seo’r JACOB PEBTBY. CmL i HOME INSURANCE COMPANY COLVJRBVM, OHIO, JTMMiHrar^U, lftTl. mu FOLLOWING ■ AN EXPOSE OF TU BUSINESS OF THX BOMB JXSVRAMCB OOVFANY, Off J- OLUMUU8, O., tram the 16th day of October, 187L to tha 86th November, IfTli October i«, 18T1—Assets JMSJV* SB Pnmlemi Receive* ts November »«, My Agent* end at " Ded act expenses raiad Cam sslaaleia wist air jiborV. * BftT.SftB ** ’' ’ Dedraet Lessee During the Mac Unas ft,BOO M >«nt peld In hr the BtechheMers »nnt of Assessments being paid cUlly Chicago ang ether Leases |»a!4 ts date I Assets Nswesafeer *4, Iffil * Met MtaswrahBNlrate W. O. DC. BAjnm esi'ili ilteB'pv ' Agvsli its mil th* maisMSf Tmmimmd CUUm sTtmutk, msDSAHOX DarABTMBHT, AUWTOA OF ffiTATTf OgFtCk I Colombo*, Odd, Nomsnar fit, lfivL J That from the amount a d.,. ollow^d lor Unjninnut, and. If io raid. I MklntW C.plU ot tb. Oonpwr L’r^/,,ro , ?r;s,;r' To,,ci ' “ J 01 *• u *ra. , s‘SSS2A% G. P. L. Butter, Prest, Columbus, 0. 1. T. Mlthoff, Vtce-Prest, John O. Mtehsfl. DIBBCI’OWR t HOME FZHS1 Insurance Company, itA.nmA.inr. November 04, 1073, ONE tWutare, and It te said that the naaeeal delay ia edjmttag oteUaaarteas front th* ssnialiy sf pmvffmr : ^WhJSSmSuJkSl^SJSmbosaTW sRnded mteasp bast, has taken steps to pay its loeass la fuU. wi.lhewt Inn one iu which ts plana TUB HMI imiJBABCI OMflM BT $MD$, « This sterRag iastftotloa dastrvoa to yaak as oae at the sowadsal Sed hert seedesht 1 tea to exist secs. The amilteat —ns era set whlsh h— l~ all, ths prompt and • oould be anai siimgsd, every dottersf Ohio, to the eonfidanoe of the p * find a fire lasuraaaa waaslnitlns as Onioago bad Im max as oaasr m* aomesst aas seat saeaesssa nsmsnmm It U a rare thing, ia these ilimeicits dm h> rsprsaih in aU respects. As sson sstCs5shsfWlhS bad baae aseertalaad. the sloohholdsss daaMad at ssn h pm OfdmigM^ ot those'loeses, by assessments, and without resorting to the premium receipts, wbteh ate tesgsmd In- ’ ths oountry, so thnt its new premiums and eaniml steoh new tarnish ths hast and asssft the oountry, so that Its new premiums and cesttnl atsek new Rmteh ths hast and men! reliable security for policy holder*. This oocapeay can be oordlally heoommsnded to the general mbite as one which may we relied upon by those seeking sound lnmraaoo.- Chteaps Tribmmu W. T. WATERS k CO., Agents, Ollioc t SUusx’l Hspu’s Dental Depot, are used at all the Moulton Concerts. C. A. CU1ZZOI.4, lltisint S V>rdo a for Mats iroru surroundiL be sent by msil or tcle^rspb, aud they Menager, ugYtlacus may y will be oar declSdlw Notice to Contractors! ENLARGEMENT OF THE AUGUSTA CANAL, S EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Bos d of Managers of the said Ceual. at Ue Ke- gtuser's ull.ee. No. ft old PosloRoe Building. McIn tosh strest, in the city of Auguste, Ga., until 12 u huudred aud Ally feet, water surface, and to depth of sleveu rest. Tho leugth of ths canal te saven miles. The hue is now ready for inspection. The aped for exhibition at the said otto* by tho lftth day December lust. Blank proposals will bo furnished to bidders, Who are re<|U0*ted to fill with prices all the items therein, Whether then, fire or not approximate q ssn lilies given iu tl\e exhibits at the Kugtueer’s office. The Hoard Qt Manager* reserve the right to accept such bids as shall, to Udmu, appear tube for the best ipterest of the city. Pr<>iHtssls having uurnaaouahk prices for items i|ot uameil among the approximate i **“ bihited at the Engiosar'e ottce wlU not The whole work is to be completed and brought into nao within elghteeu, aud souio parts of it with- alx, months from tha 1st day of February, 1872. mentioned, and that he ithe bidder) shall fnr- nmu aailsfactory sureties that be will faithfully per form tba aaute, must accompany sacb bid. Monthly estimates or the work performed will be made, and ~ 1,1 * ‘ *" per cent. Address proposals “To the President of the Board of Managers or the Augnsta Canal. No. ft old Foot- >®oe Itauge, Mclntesh street, Augusta, Ga. ■££xr_ Atlanta Real Estate 1 •100,0001 I RAVE 08 SALE, FOB OAII, MORE THAR On* Huxdrafi Tkeuuod Dxllan Wxrth xf Atlanta KmI Eatata. Flrebcteks 8tores. Dwellinge, Cottages, and na me roes unimproved CUy Lots. The people of Geor gia have marked with pride the steady advance Aa Atlanta property for twenty years past. I also have several hundred acres of lands adapted to orchards, vineyards, garden* and dairtea, near tha s44y foe mis. Capitalist* eetklng invertaente, and those desiring bonu s in or near the city, will planes address A. K. •EAfiO, Dealer In Heal Estate, Atlanta, Ga. Chapel Hill High School, Chapel HIU, DearfM C*.. Ua. F. M UUNOaN, A. lVinolpal. rpn* EXERCMM OF THIS INBTITUriON WUX J BEGIN JANUABY 8. 1878. DEPARTMENTS. English, Mathematics, Ancient language*, fiurvey- in* and Book-keeping. Tuition tier month f! SO to f 1 M B'**rd per month MOO to 10 00 For particular* or circulars, address MILES EDWARDS, Wee. Board Trustees. docMwlt Chapel Mill, Ga. Special Notices. Notiok to Teavkuos Oonro Wear Yu Mnmn, Turn.—'Ths Proprietor* of the “Cotmae rclal Hotel,' corner of Front nnd JeEersoo streets, Memphis, M, spectfnlly request tha travelers from Georgia to put up at thair establishment. The Hotel te meet oenvm uir.nUy situated, can accommodate ovee three drsdguesta, has a Aral dam table and ehargea very moderate, $2 10 per day. decOdSw [8igu*d] ALLEN BB< OSOSCIA—Fauafomo Cocrrr. Ooa«voovtiu* OA, Dm. t, WUp , u TaaucDOMMtpatkxkrataaffipM. X onkUn InMMoonnt,,of Mr MMnlW A. «Ma aottc. W Mrakr xMm MM IMXhUr.lOnr. to „■ Clerk* of the Superior Court of said county, will uuMtehnd (■ net paper. CM AS. A. SEAELKY, Ordinary of T, C., and CUrh fi. C, 0. W. ADAIR, Aact'r. Two Lots and Cottage, ON WHEAT STREET. I WILL SELL, UPON THE PREMISES. ON Thursday, 14th Instant, at I o'clock In the After noon. two beautiful reeidenoe lots, on the tenth aide ot Wheat street, adjoining Dr. Henry WOsan and simnsite T <4 gtew These Late front Berth! are ef Sne sis*, and ran back to s wide open alM?. On ths Lute are a a um ber of teape shads trass, and Many Sue fruit traaa. TLey are centrally located, near tha Kimball House, and ia a fine neighborhood. On No. 8 te a five room house, which rente for f 30 per Month, superior well of weter. Ae. Parties wanting No* I neutral Best drat* Lotek are requested to attend the sole, which wlU be without reserve. The UMgMiao In reference to the prep ty is all settled, and the titles are Indisputable Terms—Half cash, balance in three and att Meed G. W. ADAH. AUCTION wat.ui Dhoombar ia, IB7L By A. J. HARALSON, «4 JLmrfe Lmi «f Ctpmr ITsrf, Conetetlag In part of Snekete, Falla, Tnhfr Htef- A Largs Lot ef Hardware, eonatetfr^. In part, ef ASgeM, Chisels, Locks, assorted; Screw Driven eed A let of Dry Geode, Crockery, fra HALL COUNTY White Sulphur Sfriingt, rom mx> on sssr, ■a • In WMk. Ik. Into of (ka Win to hid Vitkin A mat mi a Mf <4 «M> rate* .kshura ; Merino Shoep,PolMS GU on Plsr*, Pare Dark- Mark W. Mmm% OBFGBCTR omrn WsraferaM, 4> Wmi mot. : c BRXKXH rOWtS,, m«uwnna * >l,0ri •“MOS, WJ ISOVlSg OTtlSf *t 81M MON • | A ^HUNT'S, junction of Mnrtette and Any amount under 408,888 can bo supplied, wovlhhf T. ML EL YEA. Donglne county. Clnrate 8oMt obtained si a /nattee Court, M I aptenet W. E fr B. T. Tucker, deeifod AaiAttBAI,