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THE VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1871. NO. 404. THE DAILY SUN, rubltaM bj the Atlanta Sun mbUaMn* Canpuij. Alexander II. Kcphrai, J. Vl»l/ SMlth, Alexander H. Stephens, feUflcal Editor. A. K. WutMiu, - - - - Jew* Editor. i. Iie.tr smitli, Ueaeral Editor and V nemVRRfi*«r. Termi ot^ ^tbaoriptto Hlugle Copy Per Annum •* •• 8ta Montha -■ Tar »less period ti Three Copies One Year.. Four Fire Eight Ten i lea* period (per month)... LUES FOE THE DAILY. 6 1* IN . n oo . 36 00 . 43 00 WEEKLY PER A*HUM : ST ? Twenty " Single Copy 1 00 Three •• « «• t!«»w •* So 84 00 05 00 A Cmtie. One Hundred Copies, Six Months.. Waffs tiytu wmwm !!®|*li|I[I|IIIIIII mu lillllll si 4 18 18 IS IS I! U a hi s £ is IS 18 IS IS 18 18 lillllll TELEGRAPH NEWS Ilj the New l'ork Amutelatcd Preetk XLTT CON G RE S S. NEBRASKA. Stall >One Term.” A OH trooo SEATED. Blotter Fodgett “Gone MJp.” x s H ji "Special Notices,” 00 cents per line for the first Insertion; 10 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements inserted three times a week, 15 per cent off the table rates above; twice a weak, 05 per cent off the table Advertisements for half the usual rates. Advertisements for Fire Companies and Churches, a the future. W. A. HEMPHILL k CO., Proprietors of the Constitution. 8. W.iORUBB, Business Manager, of the New Era. Uailroub (time (table. Arrivals and Departures of Trains to and from Atlanta. THU WEST ESS S ATLANTIC (OE STATU) RAILROAD. MIGHT PABSBNOER TUAIW—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta . 11 ;10 p m Arrives at Chattanooga /« 6:13 a m DAT PASSE MO EA TEAM—OUTWARD. , _J KEW YORK—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta 2:45pn Arrivea at Dalton 7:53 p n NIGHT PASSKKOEB TRAIN—INWAXI). Leaves Chattanooga 6:20 pn Arrives at Atlanta.. r PASSENGER TRAIN—INWARD. HOUSE. Mr. Cox introduced a bill to reitriot the sale of public land, in Ark ansae, Florida, Alabama and Miaeissippi. Mr. Myers introduced a bill hxiuu the tax on tobaooo at M cents per pound. „Xhe Committee on Bnaxing and Cur rency van directed to examine the reoent bank fadnrea in New York. A bill Vis introduced making addition- 8liftBff roi PWtig|ffl the Ku-Klnx Com- tions, exetomre of printing, 689,000. Labor and education was discussed until adjournment. SENATE. The appropriation of M,000,000 for Ohioago was passed, with an amendment The Committee on Itotrenohment was ordered to investigate the general order of bosinenB at New York, Amendments were offered and adopted covering the whole political machinery of the custom house, and its connections with the late convention in New York. The vote was yeas 87, nays 9. Snmner gave notice that he would at an early day introduce a joint resolution restricting the Presidency to one term. Hon. Thomas M. Norwood was seated as Senator from Georgia. WA S HINGTON HoventaU or tbe Tralai. Omaha, December 19.—Pacific trains move slowly. They are from 48 to 90 hours behind time. The atorma on the plains stopped tele graphing thirty-six home. ILLINOIS The InuU-Pax. CmcAOO, December 19.—The small pox is increasing mostly among emi grant.. PENNSYLVANIA Aa.tn.r Bank Brake. Philadelphia, December 19.—The Fourth National Bank has been plaoed in the hands of areoeiver. It is thought that the deporits-125,000-will be paid, but tba NEW HAMPSHIRE. uswan C. Baker, Bishop in the Methodist Epis copal Churoh, la dying. KENTUCKY. Arrives at Atlanta.. THE GEORGIA (AUGUSTA I RAILROAD. (A# Dog ZYauk on ffundog.) Night Paaaenger Train arrivo* 8:38 a. m Night raaaenger Train leaves 8:18 p. m Day Paaaenger Train arrive*. •t'itl P- m Day Paaaenger Train leave# ..... .7:10 a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation tatives.. .8:08 a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation lca*fe....6;86 p. m macon and wKaTWMKnAiunap. On and after 8unday, December 17AU7I, trains will run as follows: Day Paaaenger train leave# 2:00 a. m Leavea Macon Day Paaaenger Train arrive* 1:18 p. m Arrive# at Maoon 7:80 a. m Night Passenger Train leaves 1:10 p. m Leavea Maoon .' B;36p. m Night Passenger Train arrives 10:80 p. m Arrives at Macon 6-T0 p. m ATLANTA AND WHBT POIffI RAIL ROAD. Night Paasengar Train arrivee 7:10 a. m Night Paaaenger Train leaves 7:00p. m Day Paasengar Train arrives 5:00 p. m Day Passenger Train leaves. 6:45 a. ui ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE RAILROAD. Leave Gainesville 6 A. M. Arrive at Atlanta. 10 A. M. Leave Atlanta 3 P. M. Arrive at Gainesville. vv** 6*Af P f M. Memphtolud^Chfirlentob Railroad. W. J. Akers, Agent, Atlanta, Oa. , » day 10:18 P M Mail Train leaves Chattanooga 8:00 P M Arrives in Memphis, next day 11:16 P M COMING EAST — Mail Train leaves Memphis 7... .12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 600PM Atlantic sod Oalf flalfrosd. i ilBOM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville 1 and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: Leave Savannah daily 10:18 P. M Arrive at Albany dally 1:50 P. M Arrive at Jaokaenrille daily IriAP. M Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays ex- Mfeoepted 7:88 P.M Leave Tallahassee daily (Sundays excep ted) 10:80 A. M Leave Jacksonville daily 3:40 P. M Leave Albany dally 3:0(PP. M Arrive at Savannah daily.., 6:26 A. M SELMA. ROME AND DALTON R. R. TRAINS DACLT, SUNDAYS INCLUDRD. 55?* 1 IMV.'.WW.V.- U; ?4»*r*rT Arrive at Dalton..• »i4* i*» M-, :»s8u a. m. Leave Dalton ! 7:50 A. it.. 8:20 p. m. I.eave Borne 0:37 a.m., 10:45 p.m. Arrive at Selma 8:10 r. m.. 9:44 a. m. Maewi A Augutto Ktilroud. dat PAsanMenn nnaut d ily, Sundays xxprctrd. Leave Augusta at 12 uo M. Loav*Macon at.* 6 0C A.M Arrive at Maoon at 7 40 P. M Arrive at Augusta at 1 46 P. M Western Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma 4:10 A M Arrive at Montgomery 6:40 A U Arrive it West Point.. .....*. 11:68 A M Leave West Point. 12:20 P M Arrive at Montgomery 6:1*P M Leave Oolnmbus 11:40 A M Arrive at Columbus 12:30 P M Atlantic imTda If Kallrotd. EXPRESS PASSENOER: Leave Savannah Daily at 8i08 P M * fliOOPM ’’ 7:86 AM 8:88 A 8:10 A M 7:50 A M 8:30 P M 105 A M T40PM - 11:* A M Arrive at Albany. Arrive at Live Oak Arrive at Jacksonville..... I-save Jacksonville. Leave Uva Oak Leave Albany Leave Batnbridge Leave Jessup.. .., Arrive at Savannah ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. f*«ve Navaanah. Saturdays exeoptrd. at 11* F M Arrive at Jeaaup, Sundays excepted, at 4 00 A H Arrives* Albany " 8* P M Arrive at Live Oak « 12* P M isRaassca I.WiKkuMll! •• mix lanUUun Ml I H Un oa •- min tonllbui 7:10 AH i.v.i«ii - ms p a “Sffisr “ ,:w * “ 1 sees assunnsh, fiuufo|a .ssspO.4, at 7M9U Arrives*Jessup 1940 PM Arrive stTCacon, Uondsyv excepted, at « V> A M I-eeve Macon, Sundays cmitef, at m 30 P M Leave Jansup, Monday* excepted, at Arrive at Savannah, Mondays exaepted. at HAJO K M Ctoea connection at Mason, both way*, with Macon and Western Bat treed train* to and from Atlanta. Washington, December 19.—The fol lowing were confirmed to-day: Torbert, Consul General to Havana, and Wood Ansessor of the First Texas District There was a full Cabinet to day, except Delano. The following nominations have been made: Wm. H. Goddard, Judge ot the Eastern District of Texas; Jas. F. Dever, Collector of the Fourth Georgia District, and Benj. F. Bell, Collector of the Second Georgia District. The report of the Civil Service Com mission gives the President absolute E ower of removal. Offices to be filled v competition examinations are open to all, who muBt enter the lowest grade. The President approves the report, which will go into effect January 1st, 1872. The Chief Justice announced to the bar that the opinions in the legal tender cases will be read at au early day after the recess, and that the opinions had been postponed at the request of the minority. The President’s message asks for addi tional legislation upon tho civil servioe. Under the law constituting the commis sion, the authority is vested in the Pres ident to enforce their regulations; but they are not binding upon him, and may be disregarded by his successors. He recommends a permanent board of pri mary examination, and asks for all the strength Congress can give him to carry out the reforms recommended by tile Committee. Meteorological. Washington, December 19.—The dis turbance on the Pacific coast will proba bly pass, northeast, into Montana, and falling barometer and rising temperature prevail on Wednesday at the Rocky Mountains; the high barometer north of Missouri, move east with diminished pressure and cold northwest winds pre vail west of the Apalaohian range. Cloudy weather, with westerly winds, will prevail very generally on Wednes day along the Atlantic coast, sod brisk Winds from North Carolina to Maryland. Navigation being closed upon the lakes, the display of cautionary signals will be suspended at the lake ports during the winter. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. Thf Orleans Princes’ Case. Paris, December 19.— In the Assembly to-day there was a heated discussion on the question of seating the Orleans Princes. Desjardins moved that the Orleans Princes be restored to all their rights. This motion was violently opposed by the deputies of the leit. but dually a mo tion which avoids all sdvioe of responsi bility passed with but two dissenting votes. - Duke D'Aumale and Prince D’Joiaville took their scats in the National Assembly to-day. They sat in the centre of the members of the Right. Their appear ance created uo seusation in the-body. A bill has been introduced providing for the release of the Communist prison ers who held no rank. ENGLAND. llh of Wales. London, December 19.—The Prince of Wales is convalescing rapidly. He will probably be out in three or four days. DOMESTIC NEWS. A BsMtor 1 Frankfort, December 19.—McCreery, whom Stephenson succeeded, has been nominated by the Democratic oauc ns, to succeed Davis in the United States Senate. ^ GEORGIA. Tbe Gabersstorlsl EInUsr. Augusta, December 19.—The election for Governor to fill the nnexpired term of Rufus B. Bullock was the quietest ever held in Georgia. Only abont 1,000 votes were polled in Richmond eoonty, all of which were for James M. Smith. The Republicans took no part in the election The vote in the State is about 200,000. There being no opposition to tho Demo cratic candidate, it is believed that not more than 6,000 votes have been polled in the State. Special Notices. Notice to Travelers Going West Yu Memphis, Tknn.—The Proprietors of the "Commercial Hotel,' corner of Front and Jefferson street*, Memphis, re, specially request the travelers from Georgia to put up at their establishment. The Hotel is moat conve niently situated. can accommodate over thpee guests, has a first class table aad charges vary moderate, $2 50 per day. dacCdlw [SignsdJ ALLEN BROS. Itiro OtboertiscmenlB jnm. a j. ii.ut.ii.sf>.*', .luctr. rot A . HL . aziAao. Dealer in Real Estate, ■yy ILL SELL 21 RESIDENCE LOTS, BEING A part of ths Wallace and Beago survey, field Rolling Mills, 1 his-Day, at 2^ o’cleck. Free transportation will leave Mr. Seago's office, corner Forsyth and Mitchell streets, at 2 o’clock, A large attendance and an active rsIq is erty is in great demand In this locality. deeWMt ft. H\ .1H.HK, Auctioneer. ft ROOM HOUSE AND HALF ACRE COR- nrr Lot on Clark and Crew streets, 'l hursday, 21st Inst, at 8 o’clock, P. M. I WILL SELL. DPO.v THE PREMISES. AT 3 o'clock, p. m., on Thureday, next, 21st insl, Dr. Tucker's 6 Room ltoeidenoo and Lot, as per plat, corner of Crew and Clark ntreeta. It is in an excel lent neighborhood, convenient to all tho Churches iu City Hall Square, Crow Street 1’ubUo School, and lurrotindcd by the best of neighbors. 90 days with inter- Umpire iire Jnenmnee. THE GEORGIA EMPIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Atlanta, ..... Georgia. JKCT la to organise a strong, reliable and ably managed Fire lusurauco Company in this city. Tlie BEST MEN in the City! Are subscribing liberally to fee stock, which will soon be taken and the Company will be organised with. out delay, prooeed to taka risks. . * “ *- in, and subscriptions to the stock can be made at the Banking House of Lowry, or the store of Col. B. F. Maddox. persona who have subscribed to the Stock ol this Homs Company, in property, with men whom they know,and in whom thsy have confidence ThSj8hares are f 100 each : "’* bj 8h T" following are afiswof the iu* knap their money John H James BF Maddox TT Wright LP Grant AC ABF Wyly .. J 8 Oliver A Co... TM Clarks A Co., deeff) 100 GUANO I GUANO!! GUANO!! J OFFEB FOB BALE AT REDUCED PRICES 1,000 Tone Jennet' Island Gnano, VARA has been Kx- mi«ellan«one 2L&otrtt«enum«. BUBAL S0UTHEBNEB THE BEST AND LARGEST DOLLAR MONTHLY ! SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, In the acoond column of figures after fee i of publications, the regular subscription price of each is given. By special arrangement, we are enabled to furnish the RURAL SOUTHERNER and any of 'he following publications at tba price opposite in the first oolumn. and the publisher* of the SOUTHERNER will be responsible tor the pro. per sending of papers with which we olub. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY anti WEEKLY DAILIES. 6000 Tons Baker's island Pure, Landed here in 1869, Oirect from $ he island, by the ship “ Eldarada.” And I will mix ths two above with pure Peruvian, ffff* Price List aud Analysis furnished on applic SS~ Sells Cotton at 50 Ceuta per Bale, 11 • advanoe being made, or will advance on usual terms. G. B. LAMAB, Jr,. Cotton Broker and General Commission Merchant, Northwest Corner Kelly’s Building. SAVANNAH, OA. HOGANSVILLE INSTITUTE, ForJMales and Females. T HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION, for th* Spring terra of 1372, will begin on Monday, the 8U» of January, and continue twenty-four weeks. Young Gentlemen and Ladies, that have attended this School, from various parts of Goorgia and from other Southern States, can awt do testify that it is no " humbug," but an Institution of learning, under t®®[ management of the most experienced and successful Educators that *can bo found—where Ladle*, aa well as Young Gentleman, an educated in ail branohes of study. Languages, Ancient an! Modern—Mathematics, Soiances, Literature, Ornamental Branch**, Mask any Instrument, etc,, and fat less money than at any other Schools. The locality ia remarkable for its healthfulness, the Village for Its morals, and good society, the oitiaens for their spirit of industry and enterprise, and th* Softool for Its discipline, and the rapid progress of Ms students. GEO. C. LOONY, PRESIDENT. Nen^ OtfiDernaements. Bulk Meats, Baron. Lard and Batter. ket 100.0QO lbs, bacon sides. 20,000 lbs. Leaf Lard, and barrels. 800 barrels Flour. 8,000 bushels Corn, Wheat and Oats ia store and to arrive. 6,000 lbs. No. 1 Butter received to-day. Lime, Cement, CONTENTS “ATLANTA WEEKLY SUN,” FOR THE WERE EHDINQ WM. M. WILLIAM8. NOTICE. F the little white Boy and bis Mother, who were trying, yesterday, to sell a gold Bracelet to Lawsho Haynes, that he found about a year since, will call get a reward for it. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20tli, 1871. doc'JO-djw | Page 1—There is no Death. Another Veto. A Wicked Programme. From Washington. Con stancy. Hun-Strokes. Grand Jury Presentments. Washington Notes. Georgia Raws. STEAM SAUSAGE MATS UFAOXOBY. NEW YORK. The Small Pa« Ravages—The Interna* tlonals—'Tweed Sells the Metropolitan —Order ror Keenan*# Arrest. New York, December 19.—Tho Hmall pox is spreading in Jerscj City, Hobo ken, Newark and Trenton. At a meeting of the Federal Command of Internationals last night the Crispin, Typographical and Jewelers’ Unions affil iated with them aud became part of the InternationaL Wm. Beuat, Laving oared liio wife aail Sevan children from hie burning liouac, Mriohod with tho eighth child. w Wm. M. Tweed fan. told the Metropol itan Hotel to a couple of railroad ticket order has been «eot to England for the arredt of John a Heeuau, charged with being connected with the vouchor bbegy. Small pox reports from Brooklyn are unfavorable. The disease is Bpreading in all directions. The Grand Jury has indicted Hank Smitli, Republican, aud James M. 8wee- , for “ring*’ frauds, rirt Sykes has been married t> Olivo December 19.—The report of Scward’b illness is untrue. THE OLD Atlanta Carpet House UtS BEHOVED from Marietta .tret to Ala- barn*, three doors from Whitehall, and next door Atlanta National Bank. We have everything arranged ready for bueinose. Call and see our splendid and new stock of Carpsts, Curtains, Ruga, Ac. S. S. KENDRICK A SON, decaodtf Alabama Street, AUaetaOs. Atlanta & New Orleans SHORT LINE. A Zj Li HAIL, [Except Transfer at Mobile.] PASSENGERS FOR MONTGK>MHR.T! Selma, Mobile, Birmingham, aad Taikaloew, Alabama. MBHIDZA N! Jacksoa, Grenada, Vicksburg. Okaloaa, and Corinth, Miss*, avail won t.tiaktr Shreveport, Jefferson, Monroe, La. Galveston. and Northern and Central Mississippi. Leaving A.tln.vkta. Twice Dully ! At 6:80 o'clock p. m., aud at 7:00 p. m., via ATLANTA AN1) WEST POINT It. R. Will make Direct Connections with the shove 88 Milos Sliortor To Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans than Blue Mountain, via Kingston and Borne, or any other route, mud QSBMllos Sliortor Than by Chattanooga, Grand Junction and Corinth, to New Orleans and Galveston. 007 Miles snorter To Kbrcveport and Jefferson, Texas., than by Chattanooga and Memphis, avoid ing 614 miiaa Mississippi River Steamboating. * * * + WR. Passengers tearing Atlanta at 7 o'clock, p. m. will arrive in Montgomery at 6 Jo a. m., two hours and tan minutes earlier than via Blue Mountain jHUESn BEEF, PORK, MUTTON; FRE8II PORK Sausage, in cans or stuffed; Bologna i Sausage, Head Cheese, Liver Puadlni Pudding, always on baud or made to order, notice and in any quantity. nov26-2m JOSEPH TtSU 10 Knoxville. Tenn. 81MMON8 A HUNT'S, junction ot Marietta and GEORGIA— 1 Taauvsruo Coumtt.* CRAwroanviLLB, Oa., Dee. 7,1871. r FAS MUCH aa the Atlanta Sun has the largest cir culation in said county, of any newspaper »f the State, notice is hereby given that the Sheriff's adver tisements, by me, will hereafter be made lu that paper. MARCUS D. L. OOOOEU, _dee0-w2t Sheriff. < A-irentis Wanted for A.H.STEPHENS GREAT HISTORY OF THE WAR. Complete ii ing Oo., Atlanta, Ga., Phi ladeiphta, Pa., or Bt Louie Page ‘A.—‘‘Military Rule in South Carolina. The S windling Bond Ring Again. The Capitol. Lo cal Notes. Agricultural Convention. Georgia Leg islature, etc. Pngs .1.—The Brnnawick and Albany Railroad Swindle. Local Notes. The Aots of the General As sembly, Passed at th* Session, 1871. Telegrams. Th* Bonds of Georgia, etc. Ben. Conley, Acting Governor, etc. Page 4.—What Does it Mean—Let us Have Fair Dealing. The Bond Ring and the Bonds. Gen. Vance and Senator Norwood. Progress of On- trallsation. Local Notes. Poetry. Sun-Strokee. Georgia Matters. Georgia Legislature. Page .1.—Georgia Legislature—Continued from 4th Page. Telegrams. Closing Exercises, Ac. Con stitutionalism Against Imperialism. Samuel J. An derson. The Psoslv* Policy—A Counterblast from Missouri. Local Note*. Sun-Strokes. Etc. Page A.—The Communication of Albna. The Vacancy In the Supreme Bench. Memphis Ava lanche. Innocent Holdors. Sun-Strokes. Local Notes. Georgia Legislature, etc. Page F.—Georgia Legislature—Continued from 2d Page. Taliaferro County—Big Hogs—Cotton Crop. Sun-Strokes. Page Local Note*. Telegrams. 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HENLY SMITH. 0«Ml ] THE SUN Is an —moat advo sate of 1 DriadDles. and a g Titertv i £ *2. faith. Wo look upon feo sueesos of ths party fet coming struggle as a permanent hbjectofp - ' desire. To this end wa shall labor seeiouML _ lag confidently to tho hearty cooperation a/ ov Democrat in tba Union. In on* giund united ai to win a glorious triumph ovae Radicalism and C Mlm. Tho su ocsos of feo Item si wtis Mr fern sen scour* to us Liberty and good Government on feta love liberty and equal righto. Tho mat intar sots ofriimgf v«» RsHRiiL Wo ohdl flvo o oorroot report of fee poor—ding* of tho TiiglsnluM, and pnbfish feo Dfsttinnu of feo coULmM* erf llaoM ctaOr. ■ Ira. J. HZHLT SMITH, MlMW. HALL COUNTY White Sulphur Springs Ton MAZ.B om ncrer. I WILL BILL, anrr OR UUI tor . km at jam, th«M Mkbnted Spring., Ill mile from i l,w wMka tfca tnok of tta, Air-iAme HmUroeUt Will ba Ubl within • mlk ud , toll of tkk . bio propotty. dko. oom mlooblo nfcnfcNou In tto aol«hk addroH m. u OolnooTlIlo. . S. BMeCAMT. GEORGIA REPORTS For Sale at the Office ot the Bn. mHE flr.t ITOROBalAREPORTS,withOobb'ou X Lumpkin’S Index, the whole for sole at S80 at the Son Office. novS-tf. I’ll II. illELPH IA AN U ATLANTA - WINE & LIQUOR CO xbiunw o«* mm n, nHtp<r»olr D.lly—eiwglo Cap, ■ Twolve Month,....$10 001 Thro. Month. .tee 00lore M«lh..........l a. Clwbo tor DnUp-Par iuu ■ Thno Ooplw IT 90 I Eight Oam. u m torn •• MO. ton * M oo nro •< u 001 itnglo MW ( WhUt-Ph tun i STig&vri l 8 Ono Hnndrod Ooptao „..u et W.okl, tor lu M—tho • , TbrtoOopfoo 9 50 | rS5^opko.^''!'.to S Five Copies 4 00 | On* Hundred CopicaSS OS Ten Oopioo 7 SO | Single paper Seta Vo Subscriptions to fee WEEKLY, motived fora lorter periodthan six montha. All nWptioM moot ho mid for In ndvatiea; and aUa\ .oa wUl bo strtekon from oar boohs whan the time paid for expires. OLD III Names for CLUBS most all bo sent ot tho same time, and taka the paper for feo am and oil he ot tho some Post Office. HOW TO H.MMIT MUIRY. We will be responsible for tho sals arsiTel of oi money sent os by Money Order, by Hanfrtorad Lot tar, by Express, or by Draft, but not othorwioo. I money sent in an unregistered letter la lost. It mu* bo th* Ion of feo person sending It No mper will be aaat from the office Mil it ia mid names will always boo tei not change hie __ g himoathor on pri vate motion or connected with the Political De triment of this paper, should bo addressed to him : Crawford rill e, Georgia. All lottaro on bnsinoao of my Hnd. connected with Sun, except Its PohtlealDepertmeat, should ho ooooi to J. Manly ftmtth, Mnaagar, Attanto.qo. fflirettorj). SASSE E N HOUSE, (Ti /CORNER A V LAHTAg GA. XL R. IAUVi Agmit, 1 QUO. w. fits—V. Oterfc. Notice to Contractors! ENLARGEMENT OF THE AUGUSTA CANAL. M a J iwu oi Managers oi mo sata canal, at toe Eu- | ginccr's Office, No. 6 old Poetoffice Building, Mcln- | toeli stroet, in the city of Augusta, Go., until 12 i o'olork n., the 16Ui day of January nt-xt, for an- CORN NIIELLEH. T HIOreateat Thing Out, Greet saving of time I -s- — and labor. Weight 3 pounds—Price $9. i larging and iu-proving the sold canal to the width c Evans A Walker. Agents for Putnam, Hancock,! <>u« hundred and fifty feet, water surface, and i HU1XJHIN80N A OHIPLBY STATE OT C The lino is now ready for Inspection. The sped- | for exhibition at tho aald office by the lath .ter t will be furnished to bidders, who HU with prices all the items therein, “ not approximate quantities or GEORGIA. I To the Superior Court o December m-t. , raw vwvrou. f sa*d county. I propoaal* T UIU PETITION OP • u urvi.IE. A. C. and D. • ere requested to fll F. Wyly, O. E. Gibbon, W. H. Manoocs, J. o. ; whether there ar Bruckner, L. B. Davis. William H. Cummlug, W. 1». , given In the oxhlblta at the Engineer' Pattiilo and J. K. Godfrey, aud such other* a* are or i Tho hoard ot Managera reserve the right to aooept may be associated with them, shows that thny | such bids at shall, to them, appear to be for the boat desire to bo incorporated under the name of the Interest or the city. Eccentric Laundry aud Laundry Machine Comps-! Proposals having uuroaaouahte price* fur itouts of Atlanta;'* that they desire unitor not named among tho approxlmato quantities ex it bitod at tbe Engineer's otOcc will not be canvassed, aald corporate name to carry on the laundry business in the city of Atlanta, In said county; that the capital ntock of said company shall oonaist of npany shall commence, the remaining one-filth the stock being held ss preferred stock for the benefit of the stockholders; that tbe amount of the capital stock to be actually paid in before ooanuenc- Mm. »“«;RffJk&ow , BRo.. Attorneys Fro Fa lUoner. Every and twenty-five minutes earlier than Blue Mountain Route. «4* Primus leaving Atlanta at 7:08 p. tn.. will ar rive in (telnmbur at 4:10 next morning. Off- 47 mites shorter than any other route to Stir ma. Meridian, Jackson and Vicksburg. 89* E attention paid to the comfort of passengers. WW- mggsg* kacitefi and checked with cai terminal points. Fan aa tow au any ether rout*. Through I for ml* at the afitaaof fee Gmeral Ticket Agent in the Union Passenger Depot In AM—ts: also One Thousand Mite Tickets for the accommodation bants sml families st reduced rates. CtORCIA— Tal,a,ebbo Couimr. OumwAUT'a Omen. Dee. 4/1871. I NASMUCH AH THE ATLANTA BUN 1IAB TUK tersest circulation in this county, of any >ii*h< reby jfivi y's Oflh all advertisemeuta lor tho Ordinary' . — Clerk of the Huperlor Court of aald county, will hereafter be published in that paper. decfi-dfiUwlt C4ROKOIA—Donflan County. rPWO MONTHS AFTER DATE, AN APPL1CA- 1 T10N wUl be made to the Court of Ordinary Of Deuglas feounty, Georgia, at fe* firat regular term alter expiration of two inontha from this no tice. for leave to aril the lands belonging to the es tate of Wfo. B. Barnett, late of Union county, Ar- kanme, deeeae, <1. November 4. 1871. nevlt-tm W. >'. MKADRK, AAm t. H within eighteen, aud tome part* of it wMh> in alx, months from tho let day of February, 18757^ A guarantee from responsible parti tin, that the bidder will immediately, uiM>n notification of the acceptance of his bid. execute, with th* Board or Managers, a contract for constructing all or some spa* I Ac part of tho work hid for within the time above mentioned, and that he (the bidder) shall fur- officc lbuige, McIntosh street, Augusta, Ga. *UD. RngfnMr. dalModtd ChAIIOS OF HcHIDCI-B OH THH MACON aho Wkotkun Railbaod.—On and after Bandajr, Decamber 17, 1871, traina will ran aa followa: Da, PuMf. Lmvoa... " •' Arrives — Nigkt Passenger Leaves.. •• •• Arrives.... Day Passenger Leavea Macon Night P. Arrives at Macon.. gar Leavea Msec*. Arrive* at Macon... 2:00 a m 1:48 p m 1:10 p m 10:80 p m 7:10 a Da 7:80 a n> 6:10 p m OKORUIA—Dfiiiflfi* County. TJOblPOKED SHERIFF'S SALE.—WUl be sold. I the first Tuesday In January, before the Court House door at DongtaavUla, Douglas county. (4*.. ithintbe legal hours of asle, lot of land No. 818, . ^ , „ Uh DUtrict, 2d eeclton, originally Cherokee, now Bulk Meats, Itaoun Hides, New Leaf Lard; t Douglas county, Ocorgi*. Hold to eatify execution "GoldDust" and other choice brands of Flour, he., ( obtained eta Justice Court, in favor of A. Baker, fie* tn any quantity, at A. LEY DRV'8, 1 against W. 8. 4t B. T. Tucker. DOTlOtiw Alabama street. I dccl'itd J. C. JAMES, D. 8. HACK MUTATES AATU STARK KIBS. J,\AT BOOS., OH FOOT on FROM TBK liOOU. 1 Ik. OUIrlct, No. 3 GRANITE BLOCK, Broad 8tnat, "n Unainca garb*. r. ».~t1 Froprklor E.cUior Flukriaa Work,, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, OA. w«H 5a. G. B. BOOKS, piONTRACTOB FOB BRICE AND Btnn. Wart, of dl cIimm. piMtarlw ud OrOAIU.DtAl wort, BtOM OMttOf, Ox orimn.o... Mat 19. Ini. pc.ff. jn.tr k ie, erand i Painter and Decorator* ( \FFICE above W. G. Jack's, Whitehall itroti. r 1 U V anatb-t.a M. mvoSTmtoiL, favors, and hopes by i of the aa MIDDLETON & BRO., Coiipcr Rmltb% Btmet Irmt W.rtor, and Braaa InMm, H rc ,» pr.|Mna to OaOwMOTa wwk I. a nt* rlor manner. 8hop next door to Ban Office. Broad ■ treat deofo Atlanta Collecting Agency, OFFICli, XTp Htalrr, Dodd 1 , Corner, WHITUMALL eTRIKT. WAUKH, AHD ACCOOHTd OOLUEOm i Uar< boUoa. nook. Ptotod a. IMWOI, Trrmr. AB cMOW promFtl, totoodU to. t. O. tot Ml I. u. OAVAM ft OO. UPHOieTICBINO, Paper Hanging and FURNITURE REPAIRING QLD CHAIRS CAVED AID VO CHARGE VOR REVARNIHHING. O. R. BBOVN, Vo. 1 DaOtvaa* Opera Hooee, ~L . ujSs?L MoDANIEL & HOOPER, wn.Utoi. Mtd ftowi Pwptoia ; SUM3*Bme BARNBMVILLE NOTRE, J. B. CAMP, • - . (NEAR DEPOT.) BOARD |J PER DAT. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NSW HAN - - - OSOMOIA, [FORMERLY McDOWELL HOUSE.] Ant# Bellnm Rates |« OO PUR BAT. KENNE8AW HOUSE, MABIKTTA, - - GEOHGIA, O FFERS PARTICULAR f Rankin House, COLUMBUS, MMOM. J. W. RYAN, ooUl-tf BROWN'S HOTEL, MAOON, QEOROIA. itolkMtoitota. W. F. WOWX ft OP. STUART RAI1.HOAO HOTEL, rriHis HOTu. is ooxTxmsirr to rotniMas, 1 plMMoili loo.ua. .waar.^ -rrrewres . aruABT. LITCHFIELD H0US& AC WORTH, OBOROIA. >TUBLB ALWAYS FUMRSMMD WMI THS 1 bMAtk, metkM ebaete. 8 POTS WOOD uaco*. si HOTEL, Only Ono UiantYs WnUfr W t. MAotettAH,fggt "***“ *^araT MAHWHAT.I, nmy******. A. B. LUOiE, S Proprietor. Planter's BOARD fits" HENRY HAYS, rs,ProrHs-.