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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1871.
NO. 497.
THE DAILY SUN
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MIGHT PABAEMOXn TRAIN—OUTWARD TAaS LINK
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DAE PASHKHOEU TBAIH—OUTWARD.
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DAT FASKEHOEB TRAIN—INWARD.
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ACCOXUOIA
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H TRAIN—INWARD.
THE OSOEOIA (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD.
[No Day Train en Sunday.)
Night Passenger Train arrivoa J* * *
Night Passenger Train loaves P* *
Day Passenger Train arrives “f
On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains
will run as follows:
Day Passenger train leaves 4 V”
NEW YORK.
bnw Cunt- Coiiipronil«fit—Flak'
Compilin'ion•(- -Coinmer« lul K*
New York, Vcdew\)< % t 4 22^-The sugar
case—the United States vh. Wild 9l Co.—
has beeu compromised.
Fist’s judicial taoublea are too compli
cated to be telegraphed.
Turnbull & Bod, cheeaeand butter deal
ers, hare failed. They expect to pa/ 30
oenta on the dollar.
Sickles and wiftaarrived ou the Cuba.
ThirteenaiuaU pox cases bavo been re
ported sinffi yesterday noon.
Judge Bedlord has been exonerated of
the charge of, defrauding the city treas
ury.
Judge BlatfcfcfONl, in the United Stut^s
Circuit Comt to-day, dej«t red a decision
in favor of the executors Qi O. W. Gpod-
man, of Alabama, against the New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company. The
Company refused *o j»y a jKvlicy of So,
000 on tlie ground that several
payments of the premium were due.
The claimants'*'contended that the
Conmany by withdrawing its advances
from Alabama during the war, prevented
a good man’s paying his premiums.—
Judge Blackford decreed for the claim
ants with costs. The Company to be
credited for the unpai ’ annual payments.
New Yoke, December 22.—The Grand
Jury examined Mayor Hall to-day.
Sickles expects to return to Spain iu a
month or six weeks. Ho says he brought
important matters for tho Government
touebiug Spain and Cuba. Tuough he
has advised the foreign opponents of the
Erfe King to mnke a united effort for
justice, he will not take a prominent part
therein. ®
Charles Busch has been again arrested
for att9mpting to make love to Miss Nils-
New Yoke, Docember 22.—Compare
tivo cotton statement. Total receipts
from September 1st, 1871, 1,253,CG9|
same time last year, 1,470,935; total ex
ports from September 1st, 1871, G34,-
137; same time last year 815,5G3; stock at
all II. S. ports this year 428,54G; last
year 491,240; at interior towns this year
88,954; last year 105,879; at Liverpool
this year 438,000; lost yeur 374,000:
American cotton afloat for Great Britain
this year, not reported lust year, 345,000;
total stock of American cotton afloat for
English ports 190,000 bales.
CALIFORNIA.
San Fbancisco, De^mber 22.—Heavy
rains and high winds prevail throughout
the State.
The merchants will lose heavilt by the
deluy in the delivery of their Christmas
goods from the East, and threaten to sue
the Union Pacific Road.
There was a full Cabipet to-day except
Robeson.
The Departments close at noon to-mor
row until Tuesday.
Reporters arrived here from Annapo
lis, to spend the vacation of the Court,
express the opinion lively that the pros
ecution has failed to make a ca.se against
Mrs. Wharton. Her conviction is high
ly improbable.
Mctereologftcal.
Increasing easterly winds, with rising
tendency, is probable for Saturday
throughout tho Atlantic States, the snow
being followed by rain in tne Middle
States. An area of low barometer will
pass northeast Saturday over Missouri
’and Indiana, with southerly winds and
min tho Gulf States and Ohio Valley.
Continued east «inds. with snow, is
probable for tho lakes. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantioooa<
FOREIGN NEWS.
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UTAH.
Witnesses Coming from Afnr—TMe Wnr
Against the Mormon*.
Salt Lake, December 22.—The widow
of Dr. Richardson is coming from San
Francisco to testify in the case of the
alleged murderers of her husband.
Baskon, the late Federal Attoiney-
Generol, has beeu employed to assist in
the prosecution of Brigham Young and
others.
There are heavy snow storms ou the
plains and the severest weather for niuny
years.
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MISSOURI.
St. Louis, December 22.—Tho Gov
ernment Commissioners appointed to ex
amine the completed sections of the Mis
souri, Kansas and Texas Road, in the In
dian Territory, report it first claps in ev
ery respect. The bridge across die Kau-
sas River is nearly completed, nud the
iron will soon be laid to the Canadian
River. __
PENNSYLVANIA.
A Couple of Fire*.
PfrrsBaztti, December 22.—Bole & Go. ’«
engine and machine shop baa beeu burnt.
The bbtels and the greater part .of the
business portion of PleasantvilffT iu the
oil region, has been burnt. Forty fami
lies are houseless.
SOUTH CAROL INA-
Hrott Kii-KIhici the DrgUlature and
Prevent* Impeachment—High Handed
. Radical Trick—The Kn-Klux Trial*
Columbu, December 22.—Gov. Scott,
with a view of preventing a postpone
ment of the vote~on impeachment, sent
a*meflBage to .the Legislature this room
ing covering a proclamation convening
that body in extraordinary session at
noon to-morrow. The Governor’s sup
porters then pressed a vote on a motion
to strike out the resolving clause of the
impeachment resolution** The motion
was finally carried, at one o'clock, by
yeas G3; nays 32. This defeats the
impeacbweut. Then came another proc
lamation from the Governor revoking the
proclamation issued a few hoars previous,
and tho Legislature, at 3 o’clock, in Dur-
suanco of a concurrent resolution,
passed last week, adjourned until Janua
ry 5th.
* In the Ku-Klux triul Mr. Chamberlain
closed the argument for the prosecution
iu the case of Whitesides and Mitchell.
The jury is now out making up its ver-
disj.
INDIANA.
Tebrn Haute, December 22.—Mail,
express and baggage from Indianapolis
hither was burned this morning at Bhel-
byville.
WA sITingYon.
Tallow firm at 8}(al)f. Freights
' drt ~
—Cotton
’ Orleans
"Cumberland
Arrive at Colutabu*..
MARYLAND.
Ike Baltimore ilwgl*.
Annapolis, December 2t.—-Court ad
journed to-day. No new developments.
Airs. Wbatton’s servants have been sum
moned by both tho prosecution and de-
^ en8t> ’ pT': J\ f ‘.
ARKANSAS
Tlic Disturbance* lit Ark«n«M.
Little Rock, December 22.—A public
mcotiug has been called by poisons of nU
color to consider the aftai 1 ** id Chioat
concfy, apd to consult tho Governor and
other authorities as to what is best to b«
done.
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VIRGINIA.
IuUrcit to be Paid—Mall* Vatlcd.
Richmond, December 22.—Tho Senate
voted unanimously for the resolution pe-
titijning Congress to pass a clear amnes
ty bill.
Both Houses are discussing the pay
ment of the January interest on the State
debt, and it will probably be paid.
The mails failed last night to reach
here, owing to the ioe iu thg Potomac
river.
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
* EXP&EHM PAS.SBNUKK:
Leave R*v*nu*li l)»ily *
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Arrive at Jacksonville ••
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Arrive at Monday* excit'd, ai
Vaave Mron, Hnudaya Mcefitait. at
iMUp, Motieay»*xeepted at
I'arllumrnt Prorogued—Von Banal Pre-
sen (n Ills Credentials—The health #f
Wale*.
London, Dooember 22.—Parliament has
been prorogued to tho 6th of Febrnanr.
Von Beust has presented his creden
tials from Austria, tar* Queen Victoria, at
Windsor jostle.
Eugenie has arrived from Spam.
Sandringham, December 22.—The
Prince of Wales was lest quiet last night,
but his genei al condition is unchanged.
London, Docember 22.—The Pali Mall
Gazette has a special from Windsor, that
accounts from Sandringham ore not quite
so favorable. Wales' pulse is high and
considerable anxiety prevails at the Cas
tle.
Tho Earl of EUcnborougb, formerly
Goveruor-General of India, is dead-
aged 81.
Tho small pox prevails to an alarming
extent in Birmingham. Special hospit
als ore to bo established, the sick are to
l>e quarantined and other precautionary
measures taken by the authorities to pre
vent a farther spread of the disease.
Notice has been issued from the Amer
ican Legation here that it is desirable
that all citizens of the United States in-
tendiug to travel on the Continent should
provide themselves with passport®.
COMMERCIAL.
Office Dailv Sun, Dec* 22, 1871.
Cotton closed steady, yesterday, ou the
street, at 17J; in store, 18. Receipt* 75
bales; sales 100.
PnovuiONS — Bacon— shoulders 8i;
clear rib sides 0; clear side.
0 ; hams, plain 12|@14 ; sugar
cured 15(5ilG. Bulk meats—shoulders
G|; clear ril) side* 8; clear sides 8J.
Laud—Tierco 10|@11; cans 111;
18112; buckets 18.
I’DtAXCUL—Gold is baying 1 10—
selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—sell-
ingl 08.
Fnurr—Bough poaches 41 to Di per
pound; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled,
4 to 41 per pound; green Georgia apples
83 50 to <4 00 per bbl 1
Bcirun—Teunessec and country but
ter 20 to 80 ceuts; Northwestern 27 to 31.
Leathkr—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40
to 45; Harness leather 36 to 40; upper
leather 42 to 50; Calf skins $25 to 800
per dozen; American calf skins $25 to
40 per dozen.
HmkH—^Green 7 toTi; greeu salt 8t
to 81; dry hides IB to 16.
Onions—$8 60(^5 00 per barrel.
Touaixx Low grades 65(^560 ; com
mon, 68W6G; g od, T6@90; fine, 81®
81 25 ; choice brands, 81 25® 1 50.
Ieon—Swede 7c; horse shoe iron 7o;
City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c.
Mackkunl—Half bids. No. 1 88.60; No.
2 87; No. 3 80. Kits, N<* 1 81 85; No.
2 81 00; No. 8 81 40.
Ch*«»«—17o.
Gbain.—Corn, 90®93, Oats, mixed
08; black 70; yellow 70,
Sloan—A, H; extra 0, 18J; orushed,
powdered and granulated, 16; Dem-
erura 12|<S,131; fair to choice brown,
lliaJ2i. Fair supply; market sternly.
Coffer—Bio, 22t®24;
guint, 30.
ALABAMA
Death of Governor Wln.ttm.
MomLk, December 22.—John Autho
ny Winston, ex-Govoruor of Alabama,
is dead.
45 10.
heavy. Money closed ^trifle easier.
Eminent and respectable brokers accom
modated at 7. Currenoy to gold dis
counts 10® 12. Sterling 9l®Uj. Gold
8)C<!'81. Governments steady; (!2s 9j;
States rather dull; Tenncssees and now
South Csrolinas steady.
81s 174; 63s 9|; 4s same; 5s Hi, new
14, 7s 15i;8s*une;40s9i. Tcnn. 02, new
01; Va. 59, new 55; Da. (10, new 50; levees
04; 8s 75; Ala. 100; 5s 05; Ga. 73; 7s 75;
Nr C. 31, new 12; S. C. 48, new 24i.
Baltqiobe, December 22.—Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat dull but nominally
unchanged. Corn active—white d8(n)7U;
yellow 7(k Oats 63®55. Pork 814 00®
15 00. Baconquiet—slioulders7|. Lard
10. Whisky 95® 0fi.
London, December 22.—Sugar ou spot
35s to 35s Gd; afloat,31s.
Lmatroon, December
closed strong; uplands 9]® 10;
^0i. Yam fabrics steady. Cm
cut 34s Cd.
Cincinnati, December 22.—Flour un
changed. Pork nominal abfl3 50® lb 75.
Lard quiet bat firm—Iretlle 9. Bucou
very weak—shoulders 6); sides 7f. Whis
ky 90. >
Bt. Louis, December 22.—Flour uu-
ohanged. Com easier. Whisky 89. Pork
and bacon unchanged. Lard declining
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Columbus, December 24—Cotton qui
et; receipts 2930; shipments 1180; sales
700; stock in 1870, 12,202; in 1871, 9010.
Macon, December 22.— Cotton—mid
dling* 181; receipts 4117;slllpments 1050;
stock ill 1870, 12,450; in 187l, 13,535.
□avannah, December 22.—Cotton
strong with an active demand; middlings
19, net receipts 5387; expoits to itotter-
dom 1710; coastwise 1072; sales 3000;
slock 74,831; net rooeipts for the week
26,380; exports to Great Britain 4107; to
Continent 15,447; coastwise 4730; sales
for tho week 9700.
Aouusta, December 22.-Cotton steudy;
middlings 181; net receipts 3855; Buies
1000; stock in 1870, 18,000; in 187i, 18,-
888; net receipts lor the week 9805; sales
for the week 7296.
Chahliiston, Deeembor 22.—Colton
steady; middlings 19; not receipts 1309;
gross 1437; exports ooastwise 2411; sales
000; stock 29179; net receipts of tile
week 13793; gross 13801; exports toGreat
Britaiu 8979; to Continent 3870J coast
wise 5189; sales ol the week 2000.
Nkw Oblkans, December 22.- Cotton
firm; middlings 19f; net receipts 6,979,
gross 0,055, export to. Great Britain
3,028, coastAte 1,520, 'Ales 3,100, slock
150,052, nstreceipts lor the week 3,819,
gross 48,134, export to Great Britain 12,-
800, continent 9,988, * coastwise 5,402,
“lea for the woek 83,000.
Louisville, December 22. —Bagging
quiet, 13f@15. Provisions dull. Bless
Pork 814; for round lots 89 25®,lu 50
Whisky steady.
Nashville, December 22 Cotton Urin
■low middlings 18}; receipts for tho
week 8100; shipments 2001; stock 2055.
MoNTcoMEBY.Deoerqpsr 22.—Cotton—
tec the week *859,■ shipments
8064; tfcok in 1870, 12,290; in 1871, 12,-
Iodilb, December 22.—Cotton easy;
middlings 191; net receipts 2,052; ex
ports to Great Britain 4,048; coastwise,
4,590; sales 1,000; stock 51.575. Net
reoeipts for the week 17,278; oxports to
Great Britain 4,048; coastwise, 6,350;
sales for the week 10,400.
Nobfole, December 22.—Cotton dull
and low; middlings 18j®18i; uet re
ceipts 709; exports coastwise 1220; suits
200; stock 0150; net receipts of the week
8002; exports ooastwise 8430; sales of the
week 1310.
New Orleans, December 22.—Flour—
No superfine here, double scarce, 87 75;
treble 88®8 25. Com easier, 90. Outs
quiet, 03. Pork uusteudy, 814 50® 14 76.
Bacon quiet; shoulders scarce, 8; clear
rib 7j@8; clear sides 81@8t; new aug.ir
cureii hums 14® 15}. Laid firm—tierce
91®10; keg IU*. huger dull uud lower,
iuferior 6®0i; common to good common
0J®7; fair to fully fair 7l®7j; prune 9
®91. Molasses easier—interior 20(u,30;
common 31® 34; fair 35®.58; prime 39(n
40; strictly prime G2®04. Whisky
scarce, 95® 1 00®.l 031. Coffee firm, 19
® 20}. Bterliug 181. Bight t discount.
Gold 9j.
~ ~ ~ ~ ► 6* —* ■
The problem of a fuel aupply for the
Northern prairie country inHolving itaclf.
Owing to the limited supply, wood has
cost at St. Paul from $10 to $12 per cord
for rnanv years past—an enormous ex
pense when it came to heating a whole
oily. Now, however, tho railroads are
taking a hand in it, and a ton of the best
Ohio coal, from Duluth, costs little or no
more than a cord of wood. As a natu
ral consequence, the whole community
are shedding their ancient gear for con
suming wood, and the rush for coal stoves
is something marvellous to behold. The
zeroes will bo marked dowu in all purts
of the Northwest as soon as black dia
monds I ecome suflioicutly plentiful.—
Chicago roil.
A lady soys engagements aro very un
satisfactory sort of affairs; for if you aro
not very oolite and attentive the gentle
man thinks you do not care for him, and
you aro afraid to be pel to for fear the
engagement might sometime be broken
off, when yon would be sorry to think
yoa had wasted so much saeetuess ou
some other womau’s husband.
Amusements.
DoGive’s Opera House
FOR M'OVR AtGUTS OJTLY !
FORM E8-HABELM ANN
anAixri> opeiha
The Greatest Star Company In the World
STUc.AfffrA ROSLTlT.Wat lil«M'*GrwtFnm* Donum
M’llo Olaea Zikolem. of the New V.ttk Acmdemy.
M Uo Dziuua, of tho New York /tmdiuiy.
M'lle. Pbkdigam, of roninriuimrii>.
TUEODOKU 11 AliELMANN, Uie rckbrmtel Lyric
CAUL FOIiMES, tho KrAtul Iimho profundo. (Hi*
* ' ii the Houtli in twelve y«*r«.)
:b« Clmsaio Rmrlloue.
A. UaaiSUlCB. liAMAO Bull'll.
J oh it PH Wkimuch. the favorlt* linger.
Ormnd Choru* mud Orche*trm of New York (h*m-
traa, uud er iha imitiad dtroctiou of A. I'umuiuam.
The memson will bo lnmugurated
U’rduusdny, Oeceiubcr 97,1871
Ou which occasion debut of tho Great Tenor Ro
buato, CAUL DEAUNAHI*. In hi* magnill-
.cent role of MANRICO iu Verdi’a
popular opera,
IL TIIOV ATOltE!
Leouora Mile. ANNA ROSETTI
iUiscclIancotte Qlbotrtiscmente.
RURAL SOUTHERNER
Axuaena
De Luna
Forraudo
Rnix
Mu»ical Director..
.Mile. Dziuba
...W. Furuiea
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ILLINOIS
The Dr*ah»nl'* V«M,
Cuiuauu, December 22- —Two drunk
ards were frozen to deatlx lust uight
OHIO*
Tkc K*bMid#lioH U ll»« totttht
r*aJ L«g*ltoed -The RallMNl P»rlMt
liWTcriag.
’ CiMciNMATf, Dac‘cml>cr 28.- Th® bUU
BtfpMe Cowt derides ml riis«oasti-
tutidhftf ft* CinhmoAi ft* upend ten mil-
Ifonft of dollars for tho Southern lUil-
Leave Jc««up, Monday*excepted. *6 (il A M The RiCside.nt h father is Iwttcf.
Arrive at Savannah, Mnnda)* excpi.tod, at T:4’» K M j »p^ c nver is fit)ZOO over at several
JWSn^»i , 2naTSar“lrolntfi, to the ant time iu n r«u years.
Miilahmh—By barrel, 36; by Uogs-
bead, 32; New Orleans choice, 05, prime
Salt—Liverpool 2:15;Virgiuia2. llieu
9< 1'loui»—Bapi’ilina, iu Isqwels, ST 25®
87 50, sacks iiighst) exira87 50(«t$8 0(1
family 88 W!®9 00: oxtra family 89 ‘25®
U 60; huioy TDOCutU.
ootvom oooua.
8 os Osuaburgs, 10; 0 oz, 12). 4-4
Sbeutiug, 12}. 7-8 Drilliugs, 13. 74}
Shirting, 10}; Shirting, 8}. Yanis, all
numbers, 81 40. Uotlou rope, 28. All
domeBtira in good demand.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Nnr York, December 22.—Cotton
dull; sales 2095; uplands 20i; Orleans
2) Flour drooping; common to fair ex
tra, 88 50®>$7 25; good to cboioe, 87 :M)
®89 25. Whisky 9& Wheat very quiet;
winter rail Western, 50(«69. Coin
unchanged, witli moderate home and
export deuioud. Bice steady at 8i®9.
l’ork lower at 814 75. Beef steady. Lard
quiet. Turpentino CO. ltotin 85 06®
Xcw 3ii0criiecmcnla.
Notioe to Contractors!
ENLAUGEMENT OF THE
AUGUSTA CANAL.
. .. aflati
Tho Iln* I* now remtly for intpection. Th* *pccL
flcmUonm tor the whole wock mud th* plmtiH mud
drmwlUKKff Ui* luvchmulcftl biructure*
for exhibition mt tho umid oIBco by the 16th dmy uf
Dectmlwr iuat.
Dlmuk propoMl* *411 l* ftirnlMied t<» bidder*, win
mre iwqne*ted to fill with price* mil the item* therein
whetbor th*r* mr* oc uot mpiiroximmU qaiutiUci
ui v«-u in Uie exhibit* at U* F.i.siuoi r‘* oflko.
Tho Board ol Mmnm^i-r* reaervo tho right U> accept
•unh bUl* m* ahmll. to th>•«. mppcmr to U: for Ui* bva*
inter**! of the city.
Propo*mU having unrumaonmble pri« for
not name 1 mmomr the mpproxinimtc qnmutith
h IHted mt tin* EDRiMcr** «►•*• w IU not be cmnvma^d.
R ilhe whole work i* to be completed mud broofht
to umc within eighteen, and *om« part* of It with
in mix, mouth* from Um lat day uf February. IHii.
A gu-^rmutco from reaponaiute par tic a, that the
bidder will immediately, upon notttlcmUon of the
meeeptmnoe of hi* bid, execute, with the Board of
Mmuagira. • contract for conatructtug all or *omo
apecUlc part of the work bid lor within th* time
•Love mentione d, and that he (thebfdden ahull fur*
ntab ■atisfVtory mu retie* that he will faithfully per
form the amine, muat accompany *a< h Md
Monthly ectimat-a ol the workp«‘rfom.od will he
made, and retailce price* paid for the aatu*. !<•»« 16
p«-r cent.
Ad-lrc•* proiMkMala ’‘To the Preoident of the Hoard I
of Manager* *«f the Aiigunta Uaual. No. 6 old Tout-
office Range, M.-lnUmh ntntet. Auguita, tl*.
13y order of tho Hoard of Manifc-r*.
Thursday Evening, Uec. 28, ’71.
FRA 1» I A V <> T, O ,
With the following matcldomaouxt:
M’llo ANNA ROSETTI, aa Zerliua
Th. llabelmanu, aa
M’llo. Neaer, as
Th* Banditti
•w. b * M
Carl llcauuard, aa..
Uorringer, ad...
A. l’redigam....
Friday, December 29th, 1A7J, will be predaaad the
elebratetl ' . - - . . —
Dth, Carl
HCHUTZ.
Price* of Admiaaion—Rcacm-d n«-ata In Orchoutra
and Proas Circle |3; general adniiHiil..ii ft M); col
ored gallery $1. Kale of reiwrvul wxU at 1‘hilJips
“ ' Jro. will commenoo o
’clock, when LibrotU
UY J. HTKEL, Agent.
Professional Caros.
THOS. N. HO,’KINS,
Attorney k ( ouuMlIor at Law,
UIIUNSWICK. OA.
Will practico in tho Brunswick, Aliapnba, mud
Southern Circuits. octlS-lm
IVM. G. JvTLPlin.NS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CKAWl'OltDVlLLE, OA
•ortia-lm __
r. tl. LAWhOK. Z. I. > irZFATiUCTK.
A.AW.SON &. h'lTZI’ATmCK,
Attorneys at Law,
EATONTON v OA*
Will practice in tlio Ocniulgee Circuit and 8u-
prornu Court. Prompt aUeutiou given to Collections
The Junior roierb, by permlsaiou. to Uou. A
11. BUiphena. Hon. P. B. Robiution, Uon. A. Reese,
llou. L. Stephen*. octlH-lm
J. MADISON CUTTS, "
Attorney § CounselloratLaw
ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING,
or. 7th and K Ktruta,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
*i«- Practices In all the Courts, before all Com-
llNbioua, mud lu the Departments. octl7-lm
ANUREW H. H. DAWSON.
COUNSIOLLOR AT LAW,
Office 231 Broadway, Boom 18,
'*r NEW YORK.
JARED IRWIN WHITAKER.
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
U r ILL PUACTUlIt IN THE SEVERAL COURTS,
Ktbte au<l Federal lhntwom eutnuted will
receive prompt altenUou.
O M ce in front room, ovi-r Mesnr*. Force’s rhoe
store, tu the B!anclu:rd Building, Whitehall street.
S«MM*
J. KAIIll AX IhUlIOUUN,
Altormy .V Counstllor al f.air,
lo. 0 St. p,ul Htm-t. UAL11HUKF, MU.
I FBOMI’T attention given to Boutiiern business,
1. the collection of claims, Ac., In Baltimore.
dMf. _
B. R. Freeman,
ComiiilNNioncr ol DpciIn,
FOR SIXTEEN STATES.
Office with tho Hecretary of Ntate at t*
The National ChiU and
Ague tonic.
A Certain Cure!
No Mlntulxo I
J WILL SEND A TWO-OI NOK BOTTLE OF TI1K
above medicine (which is enough for any case) with
full directions, freo of charge, on receipt of 76 cte.,
any one orderiug it; and will, also, send the
formula for this valuablo preparation to auy address
l receipt of f 2.00 H. NKEHON. M. D.,
Druggist.
Crawfordvillo, Oa.—ilncC^im
MKOKtil A—IkoNffltiN ( oiintr
isrls
JF081PONKD 811 KillFK’8 I
-ONfttr.
1 HAl.f: -Will bo sold,
tbe firbt Tuesday In January, before the Com!
o door at Douglasville, Ixmgla* county, Oa.
within tbs legal hour* of ail*, lot of laud No. 618,
1 Htli lMstrict. 2d section, originally Cherokee, now
Douglas eouiity, Georgia. Hold to Ratify execution
olitauied Ft a .1 iiHtiee Court, in lavor of A. Baker,
i dust W. H. k D.T. Tucker.
declStd J. C. JAMF8, D. R.
THE BIST AND LARGEST
DOLLAR MONTHLY!
SPECIAL I.VOdCBXElltA
In the Kccoud coliunn of ffguro* after the a
of puhlicatioua, the regular aubseripUon price of
each is giveu. By special arraugeunsut, w
enabled to tiu'uinli the BUBAL BOUTHKRNKR
and auy of 'he follovAtg puhlicatioua at tha prto*
opposit* iu tlie first column, and the pnbliahan of
the SOUTHERNER wUl be responalbl* for tha pro-
per sending of paper* with which w* dob.
THE ATLANTA SUN
DAILY and WEEKLY
‘A Live Paper m Lira Iatae*.’
DAILIES.
AtlanU Sun
AtlauU CousUtutiou
AtlanU New Era
August* Obrouide A Sentinel...
AugusU ConaUtutiunaUst
Macon Telegraph A Mosaenger.,
Sataunah New*
WEEKLIES.
AUauU ChoUUaa Index..
AtlanU Plantation
AugusU Chronicle A Sentinel..
Macon Telegraph A Meaoouger.
Macon Southern Christian Advo-
N. Y. Moore’s RuraiNaw Vorlnir
New Yerk World
New York _ _ _
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Albany. N. Y , Cultivator * Country
Gentleman
Chicago Prairie Farmer
Boston Every Saturday
New York Hearth A Home
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Ht. Louis Colmao’s Rural World..
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lUltimore Mary laud Farmer.......
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Charleston Rural CarolinUn..... .
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Chicago Nat Live Stock Journal..
AugusU Faruur A Gardenar (*ejn
monthly)
1 60
2 00
a oo
a oo
4 00
4 00
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1 75
IS
ALEXANDER H. STEPHEN* FoMMcffl tMm,
A. R. WATSON, New* Editor,
J. HENLY SMITH,
Manage^
TH* SUN la an earnest
rinclskn. and a defender of Ubmpto*—iiff to
te time-honored landmark* of Iran ManmaHtic
faith. We look upon tha wssssm «f |he party In tha
aamtoff atraraUaan psrasunt a^adafiMMMI
desire. To this end wa ahall labor ae*0mi*fy, look
ing aoufldentlT to tha hearty co-operation ef mnr
Democrat in tha Union, in one grand united effort
towluagloriou. WHWh ovar Baflloafinn uAQga-
Tha r*ft«tw of tha DmMMffh Eaton aka* mn
•eeefn tonfUMHfkto^Md •nraSnUTnC tola
continent. For thU anaaooa wo shaU labor In the
^ *11
love Liberty and equal right*.
Tito fr«to htonwto* of Oiwpa *rtH hofoalmsd.
We shall give n eomot report of the pror*toting* to
the Legltoatore, and pnhftsh Oto ftoafcu eJthe
owirtwltt^l. g IWteMwW
Mr. limhauh thmsmahlv aaltoto In tbU ■mi
workjnTOSrihntStoQto .jolnmnA ofTttVi
J. HJ3CLT SAOTH. ^anegsr^
TERMN OF BUDBCnipTlON
Daily-Hagla C*py i
Twelve Month*....$10 001 Ttm* Months 8 00
81x Month* • 001 On* Mon*.,,.*;...I 00
Clmfca Ifor Dmllr— PsrAaasni
Three Oopiea 97 00 I tight Copies...:...* to
Ftur •* to to It* •• JM to
Five “ 49 M01 Single paper*. t
WNkly-Frr Annsnmi
aSTcSST- „
On* Hnndrad Oopto*^ .L, M 7.^te..h4 to
Weekly Ur Six MmUu i
r:imm
Hundred Copie*66 00
Address
decl6-dAwlw
IIALL OOUNXV
White Sulphur Springs
FOtt SALS OS SENT.
WILL SELL. RENT OR LEASE lor a (arm of
- years, tho** celebrated Springs, six mile* from
O-A.IN’BBVZXiXall.
In a lew weeks the track of tha
Atr-IAne MtaUrmmd
WUl be laid within a mil* and a half of this vahm-
bio property.
Also, some valuable plantations lit tho neighborhood.
Address n
riovie-tf
t Gains* vill*.
. ff. RVoCAMT.
GEORGIA REPORTS
For Sale at the Office of the fi».
1 MIE flr.t 17 OEOROIX EEPORT8, wilh Oohf. u
i.umpkln’* Index, tho whole for aale at fi80
at the Hnn Office. nnvP-tf.
HIILADELPHIA AX|| ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO
O FFERS PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO
fomilie* desiring Cheep and Comfortable win-
tor quarters; only on* honri* nd* from AtlanU.
Address FLETCHER A FkEYEJL*
No. 3 GRANITE BLOCK,
liroud Street,
* T «-*^*- «»«
UotintM C«to.
C3-. TBXtO W XI XI
Proprietor Brcatator FUstering Werftr,
P.O. Box 400, ATLANTA, <JA.
jiug'iH Cm.
o. JV. ROOMS*
I^IONTRACTOR FOR BRICK AND
HU)U« Work, of all olamea. Plastering and
trnamental work. Stone Ontting, eta.
Griffin, (la.. Mav 19. lfffi.
ir.w. JUSCKtK,
Painter wul Decorator,
O mul .bov, W. a. WMUtell RnH, I ’
uruUuti Is M. <44 jitew, Oa Mn
(..ora, mil bupM tgr MIsMim lo liM»m to modi*
continuance of tbe aama. ap9t-ly
CEORCIA-T*'->x»**»? Oowtt._
Ordinary * OrricR. Dec. 4.1871.
I NASMUCH AS THE ATIANTA SUN HAH THE
larK*et< ireiilatiou inthi* county, of auy paper
pubimbed lu UeorgU. notice i* hereby giveu that
all sdvcrtibcmcuU tor the Ordtuary’* Offlco, and
Clerk of tlio Hu)>erlor Court of *aid OOUuty, will
henaftcr be publUbod lu that p*i>cr.
derddlitAwft
MONTHS AFTfcR DATE. AN APPUOA-
A TION will ha made t<» the Court of Otottpvy
of Douglu (oMMy, Oeorgia, at the first regular
. F. MR ADR*. Adrn'r.
King’s Mountain
MILITARY
HCHOOL,
YORKVILLE, 8. C
rpHK FIRST 8EHHION OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
A of 1H72 will ix-gti
end on th* 60th uf Ju
TkBica—For -S« bool I
Washing, Fuel, Light*
payable in advance.
docUhwtillftFeh
CEORCIk— rAt -i*r**ao cotnrrr.
Dccemlier 12th, 1871.
C. A. uLMHTKAD. Engine.
CSAWTowirviix*. Oa., Dec. 7, 1S71.
T NASMTCII aa the Atlanta Hnn ha* th* largest cii
cuUrton Irr mid ctHtntr. of any newspaper of tbe
Nt»te, notice i* h<-reby given that the HlierifT* adver-
tiacmeiiU, by tne, will hcrealtor he mads in t
patM-r. MAltCl H D. L. GOCHitlt.
ucc9-w9t Sberifi
MIDDLETON & BRO.,
Copper Smith., Shoot boa Worker*
oud Breee MioMoro.
Broad street. daefo
Atlanta Collecting Agency,
OFFIOBlj
Up Hlolr., DoddV Ooruer,
WHITKHALL niOT.
I i ENTS. WAUBf, AND AOCOtfNTa COLLECTED
Book* Posted on
promptly attended lo.
P. 0. Box 816
J. N. OAT AN A 00.
DPKOUSXEBEVG,
Paper Hanging
AND
FURNITURE REPAIRING
QLD CHAIRS CANED AND NO CHARON FOE
HEVARNWHINO.
C. R. BROWN,
Na • DtoffM' Omni Ham
MarUUasti
mcdaniel a hooper,
Wholesale and RtoMl Petoarato
Barmin* CM I a, Laura Lamp
COOI*R VAPORINK BURNERS, FRl
Vegrf a Lira, Fancy and Family Or
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS
GENERALLY.
10« Whitehall Street, West aiqe bet. MltobeU and
Peter*, Atlanta, Oa.
1 tolEM OfiK ,.N b
’■.•.v.v.: iS nZtfgib: :.^SS
•d Copto*^ «... oo«44 “
fee Ml y far tlx ■amths i
Single Copy 1 001 Twenty Copiea. 16
Three Copies 9 80 Fifty Copies Mi
Five Copies 4 00 ( One Hundred Copl**66
opiaa.. 7 60 | Single ptopto .1
Rabsorfpttons to th« WEEKLY, reotoved Ml _
•r period than aix totoffi
SZ~2?Sn. w 2££ £L l Zt&XL
QLUBIt
Mama* for OLDER mnataO be ant atth* am
time, aad take th* pap** forth* flame laagih of Mma,
and aU b* to the mm* Foal Ofle*.
BOW TO RRNIT MONEY.
O* wffl be raapnimlhla for to* nib arrival to al
aaoaav a*nt u* by Moaaj Offer, by R aglet ar*d Let
tar. by Express, or by Draft, but not otWwla*. I
moaajr aaat la oa unragiatorsd latter la hat. It maa
be the lose of the person sending It
No paper will be sent from the ofla MU Mia paid
for. and names will always be erased whaa tha tun*
paid for expires.
M9“ P*r*ou* *andlng money by fepeaa* aaaat pra-
Te Oerrmp*
. Maw win nmtola _
oonneetton with Tu Boa will not phaafff hi* a*ai-
letter* intended for harnTmtoar aa art*
: OrswJordriBe, Qi rngto
AllUtUrs on buatn*** to
u Bob. wxeapt ita P*l
addraued to J. Henly I
snare
AttWhya*-
fold ©irertOTp.
s A s S iE E H H olr S B,
(Formerly United Rltoea Motel)
/CONNER ALABAMA aad FETOR BTBIEXR AT-
Vj LANTA.OA.
R R. BAB8HBN, Afwnt. Fropriwtoc.
GEO. W. 8ABOCZN, Clark.
TERM8-Transient Boarder*, par dap. $tW
BARNESVILLE HOTEL,
J. a CAMP, - - -
BOARD |R PER DAT.
REYNOLD’S HOTEL,
ttswNAie - - * aaoaaia.
lroBMEXLT McDOimX JJOVBS.J
> B.llam Iite 8* M PKX DAT.
KEWNE8AW HOUSE,
MARtETYA, • - GXXHIOIA,
Rankin House,
COLUMBUS, OKOROIA.
J. W. RYA.V, Propri*«»r.
BROWN 1 * HOTS
MACON, OKOROIA.
A,
w. f. memw a oa
STUART KAII.UUAP 1
▼AISMC4.
rjiBis asm. b ooivmiin TO
LITCHFIELD HOUSE,
AC WORTH, OKOROIA.
quiu uvin
1 MDwwa
IL
SPOT8WOOD HOTEL,
iMretei th.
Only OMKteBWl Waite.
WHA1X
JWSt-
BOIWR,
MtlAArAroUAX^h.;.., .
A. B. LtTQP, Pwtetor.
.3SSHL
Planter**: . Hotel,
henry HAT*, rn*r
**-.«*.irrfV— ,-»*•
laqntra to toe Alr-Lla*
