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VOL. II. THE SUN. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1871. NO. 499. THE DAILY SUN BuhUshfU by the Atlanta Sub rtbllHhlng (ompauy. Alexander II. Hlr J. llenly ftmltli. | Proprietors. Alexander II. Stephen., ToIIUcaI Editor, A. K. tVatwni, ... - New. Editor. J. ilrnJr Smith, tJeneral Editor and ltusi- aesa Manager. Terms Subscription * DAIIiYi Hinkle Copy Per *10 00 •* •• Hlx Mouths •* iur a less pvriodthauMix Month* (per mouth) (T.UiW FOK TUB DAILY. Three Ooplri One Year 5 Four *• '* “ 51 Five “ H “ * " ;; ;; « Ten “ " " * Hinpl* Coplea WEEKLY PER ANNUM i Hingis Copy,. Three Five •• ,Y—8IK lioiffckij t ... 8 00 ...i« oo ..■28 00 ...69 00 .li5 00 Uniform Rates of Advertising Adopted by the Press of Atlanta. TS iS IS id |S drsiSIS IS | 8 llll 300.00 I 00‘00» 1 i |S IS |S i s I s 18 18 \ s - is! :\*\*\* \* \m li !|»|l|l IS Is HI I || III tmi 18 ISIS IS | I 8 I 8 r I J |s \s\ Is P 18 1* |8 18 IS IS IS IS I s Is Is IS !s !sl !s - 18 IS |S I?, I s ISIS 141 s n a la Is! r ISIS |S | s s I IS 13 1 ■8 1 s s| si \iU\ s| ?J' itiij u d ±J 11 §1 • = “Special Notices," 20 cents per line for the first Insertion; 10 cstffa for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements inserted three times s week, 16 per cent, off the table rates above; twice s we A, 29 per cent off the table «ates. Of The Atlauta Sun, Bailronb dime Sable. .la and Depart urea of Trains and from Atlanta. k iTUJmC (OX STATE) RAILROAD. night fassbrokh txaim—outward—vast link TO xxw TOBIC. Arrives at Chattanooga.. Arrives at Chattanooga 1:21 p m X11HT rASSKMOKR TRAIN—INWABD. Leaves Chattanooga 6:20 p m Arrives a» Atlanta 1.30 a m DAT FASSKHUBB TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga 6:30 a m Arrives at Atlanta 1:00 pm accommodation train—inward. Leaves Dalton 1:00 a m Arrives at Atlanta.. ........... 10:IH) a m TRJC oaOROLA (AUGUSTAI RAILROAD. {No Day Train on Sunday.) Night Passenger Train arrives ...6:36 a in Night Passenger Train lssres *:1* p. m Day pRaasRgST Train arrives.... 6:80p. m Day Passenger Train haves 7:10 a. m Rtone llouuiaiA Accommodation arrives.. .8:09 a ui Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:39 p. m MACON AND WBSTRBN RAILROAD. On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains will run as follows: * Day Passenger train leaves 2:00 a. m Leaves Macon 7:10 a in ..,.1:10p. m ... 6;;<5n.- . . 10:90 p. Arrives at Macon.... C lOp. m ATLANTA AND WRIT FOINL RAI Night Passenger Train arrives r Train leaves.. Night Passenger Train arrives.. Night Passenger Train leaves.. Day Passenger Train arrives... 5:00p. I ..6:4 i P. M. Day Passenger Trviu leaves. ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE RAILROAD Leave Gainesville 8 A Arrive at AUantA... Leave Atlanta. v M Arrive at Gainesville. « « * Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Ababa, Agent, Atlanta. Oa. TIME TABLE OT THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLRSlQS B- R. ooino wkht; Morning Express leaves Chattauooga 6:30 AM Arrives in Memphis, same day 10.19 r M - »ga H:00PM Morning Express leaves Memphis 10 20 A If Arrives in Chattanooga, next moruing— S:00 A M Mail Train leaves Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 900 P M Atlantic sal Unit Mall read. IjtBOM Havannah, Oa., via Albany, Jacksonville * “ 14a: ...10:19 P. M 1:90 P.M Arrive at Jacksonville dally 1:49 P. M Arrive at Tails ha ease daily (Sundays ex- (Hundays excep ted) 10:M A. M Leave Jacksonville dally 3:40 P. M Leave Albany daily a oifP.M Arrive at Savannah daily flrriA.M SELMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R. TRAINS DAILY, STNDATS IWCLCDND. Leave Selma. 8:42 a.*., 3:19 p. m. Arrive at Boms »;41 f.1:45 a. m. Arrive at Dahon * 7:40 f. m., 3:90 a. m. Leave Dalton 7:90 a. m., 8:20 p. m. Leave Rome. 8;37 a. M., 10:45 p. m. Arrive St Selma B:tU F. M., 0:44 a. M. Macon A Augiwta itailroad. BAT FASaRNORn TRAIN D ILT, SUNDAYS NXFBCTRD. leave Augusta at 12 00 M. Leave Macon at 0C A. M Arrive at Macon at.... Arrive at Auguata at. TELEGRAPH NEWS It)' the Xetr York Associated Fipsk. WASH INGTON. A lintels of fWafjpi U«JPa— Kerosene Vs. Mil. bturdtvaint -.Critical Condition of the President'* Yatltvr—Soldiers’ Home Burned. W’smumotox, Uooetuljcr 2fl.—E. 8. Al- PM*. coufiUeatfai clerk of Barclay, Brace Co., of Buffalo, who lias been in jail si* months ou LUu charge of emhcz/lc- ment, has been acquitted. The Spanish Cortez hutt bten pro rogued uutil January 20th. Topete, the Spanish Minister of Colo nies, announces his intention of reform ing Havana volunteer organizations. Troops for Cuba continue to depart. The Right Center of the French As sembly has made overtures to the Legiti mists for a coalition. The Legitimists will usually coulesco with the Right Cen ter, but will maintain their independence as Legitimists. They disapprove of the Orleans Princes as leaders. Mrs. Sturdevant, wife of the Superin tendent of the Institute for the Bliud, at Nashville, is dead. Her death was paused by a kerosene explosion. JesseR. Grant's condition is critical. The Soldiers-' Home, iu Ivuightstown Indiana; has been burned. Bristow Withdraws his Keslguatlon- Seheuck Abandons Kuima—-llnuln Bowen Bowin' Around W ashington. On Wednesday last Solicitor General Bristow* tendered his resignation. It was not accepted, and to-day Col. Bristow re ceived a communication from the Presi dent, which induced him to withdraw it. Ool. Bristow left for Kentucky this after noon and will return on the first of Jan uary. Minister Schenck has dissolved his connection with the Emma Silver Min- L OUISIANA. The Twelfth-Night Revellers. New Ouleanh, December 20.—The twelfth-night revellers give their third auuual representation I nday, January 5tli, instead of the 0th, which comes on Saturday, in a grand procession and a ball at the opera hall. Fashionable so ciety hero look forward to the twelfth night os the crowning event of the sea son. The representation for 1872 prom ises is to be a brilliant affair. GEORGIA. ng Company. There wt wes no Cabinet meeting to-doy. Bowen, of South Carolina, is here, looking after his interest in the contest for DeLargo’s seat. Washington, Dec. 24.—The weather has turned suddenly mild. The Potomac open. FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND. Tlte Sublime Porte Want* a Settlement. London, December 20.— Business entirely suspended. The Sublime Porte, backed by Russia and Austria, is sharply pressing the Gov eminent of the Dauubiau Principalities for a settlement of their railway obliga tions. London, Dec. 25.—The Prince of Wules passed a quiet night He is gradually gaiuing strength. CUBA. The Spanish and the Florida, Havana, December 20.—It is positive ly denied that the Spanish fired blank cartridges at the Florida. Orders have been issued to the Spanish squadron to cease annoying the Florida. . 7:36 P. M 1 45 P. 1 Western Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma 4:1ft AM Arrive »t Montgomery 6:40 A M ...11:53 A M ....12:20 P M utgomery Arrive xt Weet Point.., Leave Wvet Point.. Arrive a Atlantic and tinlr Railroad. EXPRESS PASSENGER: Leave Savannah........ Daily at 3 45 PM 0:45 P M 6:25 A M 7:25 A M 2 Ml A U 6 45 A M »*> P M 1:13 A M •48 P M M;20 P M 8-JS A M 11 rim a M Arrive at J« _ Arrive at Bte abridge*. Arrive at Jacksonville Law Jacksonville Leave Live Oak Laave Albany Leave Baiabridge W* 1 ***—a*- htwikfiHiirti. at 11.00 P M *?'?**»• «»*>••*•*• i« i m AntroatAlbur •• 1M P M MM.U.W - IttIPH IMn.nUw. • l*P> Arrive at Jacksonville « «:<w P M Umfa JeekennviMe - •'•4 r • i H .so A 11 Leave TaUahaaaaa s 45 A M Laave Live Oak * - IMP M Leave Albany - 740 AM Uave Jessup - 10 49 PM Arrive at flnvannab. Monday* swepted. at 2 45 A M ^ Macon passenger. 740 P M tOJrWmUhTt '«r m NOVA SCOTIA. Murder and other Crlmi Halifax, December 26.—John Mar- shall, of the Welsh brigantine Nera, load ing for Liverpool, killed his boatswain. A soldier was struck w»tli a pitcher iu a negro house of ill fame. The inmates of the house wero arrested. DOMESTIC NEWS. OHIO. Later New* from the War In Aikansae— The Negroes Disbanded—Th California. Cincinnati, December 26. — Later news from Chicot county, Arkansas, states that the negroes have disbanded, and that there Is no fear of retaliation by the whites. Another rain storm occurred in Cali fornia on Saturday night. Fifteen and a half inches fell withiu a week—more than lost year. Several towns are flooded. The levees at Sacramento have with stood the flood, and the towu is saved. PENNSYLVANIA Oil Well K*|*0«lo«- Ail City, December 2G.—Tho cosmo politan well at Scrubgruss exploded from gas wile the men were drilling. Six were sovercly burned. Philadelphia, December 26.—Jacob Barker, a broker known throughout the world, is dead—aged 03. NEW YORK. Feneral. New Yoke, December 26.—The fune ral of the wife of Rev. Dr. Houghton, Pastor of "tho little church around the corner,” took place thi» morning, aud was attended by many members of the theatrical profession. Buffalo, December 26.—Alexis gave Madame l’arepa Rosa a necklace. A woman, with a child iu her arms, was knocked dowu by n traiu to-day. The woman was killed, but tho child, falling between the wheels, escaped. Binuhampton, December 26.—David Fletcher stabbed his wife three times iu the heart and then stabbed himself. Do mestic trouble was the cause of tho act. Both will probably recover. Twved'a bonds were justified to-day, aud Tweed will be arraigned on Monday. The Hudson river is reopened. The tuneful of Sidney E. Morse was largely attended. The Professor is uow the only survivor of four brothers. The Erie Railroad Company has trans ferred ; 15,000 shares to licuth A liappall. It is expected that tho balance of Lhu 00,000 short's, wrongfully converted, will be delivered this week. Tho police will probably not be paid on the first of January. It is doubtful whether payment can be made without Legislative sanction. John Myen, an emigrant swindler, has been sentenced to thirteen months iu the penitentiary. The Exprvn reports two failures—ono a produce and the other a malt dealer. Both heavy. No homes are given. Utuja, December 26.—One person waa killed and two hart, to-day, by the fall ing of a scaffold. MARYLAND. . D ,TH»gip*tUl(IFRh«». ' £msaFolds, Docealber 2<L—Analytical akeimst Liany testified to-day that be The Klcetton la Home. Rome, December 26.—The entire Peo ple’s municipal ticket lias been elected. There is great rejoicing over the result. MISSOURI. Smnll Pox Abating— 1 The Negro Insurrec tion In Arkansas. St. Loris, December 26.—The city is comparatively free from small-pox. No new cases were reported lost week. The negroes still hold Lake village, Arkansas, and are impressing horses and supplies. They hold many white prisou era. They ure being reinforced. The passenger train went through the bridge at Rockford, Iowa. Three em ployees were killed. McGheau, who was acquitted of the murder of Myers, escaped lynching by flight. SOUTH CAROLINA The State Debt—A Fearful Tale of Kadi, fcal Plundering. Columbia, December 26.—The report of the Joint Legislative Committee, which has been sitting in New York during the summer, with B. F. Whit- temore, os chairman, has appeared. It makes nearly 300 printed pages, and gives an elaborate view of the adminis tration of the State finances since the in stallation of the present government. Regarding the State debt, tho Com mittee declare that they cannot believe other than the fearful truths that stare, them iu the face: that the bonds and stocks printed by the American Bank Note Company—$22,540,000 do not rep resent the liabilities of the State; for, while the faith and credit of the State, however unlawfully presented, have been pledged for their payment, the contin gent liability incurred by railroad in dorsement swells the total up to $29,- 000,000 inclusive. The report says the Committee, in view of the atrocity of the disclosures, the work of the present administration, or rather of a ring, composed of the leading officers of the State Government, unhesi tatingly say that the Republican party, which elevated them to power, must show its condemnation of such treachery and knavery by immediate and united legis lative enactments, as well as by every other deliberate measure, to bring to jus tice those who have prostituted the au thority with which they have been cloth ed and so flagrantly and oriminally im periled tho trusts to them confided. TELEGRAMS. “ | found iix-teaUw of H grain ol meUlic »n- sad WMtera inifcond trains to and from Atlanta. I timet j in a portion of Kctchuw • viscera. New York, December 24.—Cotton re ceipts at all ports 130,013, against 120, 918 last woek, 105,831 the previous week, and 122,126 three weeks since. Total receipt* since September 1, 1,250,379, ngaiust 1,501,194 corresponding period the previous year; showing a decrease of 250,815. Exports from all parts for the week, 165,679, against 89,511 for same week last year. Total exports for the expired portion of tho cotton year are 642,334, against 827,793 for the same time last year. Stock at all ports 432,938, against 499,175 for the same date last year. Stock at interior towns 89,360, against 109,543 lost year. Stock in Liver pool 438,000, against 374,000 lust year. American cotton afloat for Great Britain 183,000, against 345,000 last year. Indian cotton afloat for Europe 269.810, against 119,000 lost year. At the South less rain has fallen during the week, and from some sections we havo oomplaints of cold weather. Picking is not progressiug so favorably. Louisville, Dec. 24.—There bos been a terrible tornado in Indiana. It has destroyed seven hundred feet of trestle work on the Air-Lino Railroad. Memtuis, Deo. 24.—A gftle on the river Saturday night blew the St. Pat Allen ashore. Columbia, Dee. 24.—In the United States Court yesterday, the jury in the case of Mitchell and Whitesides, after nearly twenty-four hours consultation, returned a verdict of guilty on the flrst aud third counts, and not gnilty on the second and third counts. The defense moved for a new trial. The Court then took recess till Wednesday next St. Louis, Deo. 24.—The storm pros trated many walls. Buildings and houses were unroofed. Several people were in jured. Ves^ls wero torn from their moorings. Chicago, Dec. 24.—Tho storm pros trated many buildings iu course of erec tion. New York, Dec. 24. -A gas explosion plooed the ceutro of the city in darkness. Gne was seriously bnrt Catharine Cohill died from the effects of an abortion. Buffalo. Dec. 25.—Alexia is here. Oatoeazy has left tho Royal party, and will return to his family in Washington. Salt Lake, December 25.—Three Mormons have been committed for the murder of Dr. Robinson. There is ten feet of level snow iu the Little Cottonwood Mining District, aud it is still snowing. The sun has not been seen for a week. San Francisco, December 25.—Re ports continue to come of tho loss of property aud life by the flood. Philadelphia, December 25.—Two hundred and twenty-eight deutbs oc curred Jast week -an increase over last week. New York, December 25.- -Tb« Uniou Square Bank, after paying all, leaves $42,000 for the stockholders. Tweed’s bomlameu will qualify on Tuesday. A new counterfeit 60 cent cum ncy has *Tlira5i Cranston, formerly of the New York Hotel, has become manager of the St. Louis Hold, si New Orleans A discharged driver murdered his con ductor, on the Tfiiid Avenue street rail road, with a ear hook. The gas explosion eclipsed the city from Thirty-fourth street to Seventy-ninth street, and from river to rim.— They must use other than gas light /or three or four days The new rule of get ting to wotk at half-past five, instead of six o’clock, saved from jeopardy 1,500 ■popple who had left the scene of explo sion. It is understood that the recent Con- haltt, CTonl, £all]o, JC'C JAMES O. ALLEN, l JAMES O. ALLEN & EDWARD PARSON8 CO., WHOI.KMAl.E AN1) BKTA1L DUAIXR8 IN Lumber and Coal. Lathi, Shingles, Doors, Sash and minds Always In stork. HiAitiUDtOOAIj OREBS OOAIi CO.'S OOAti, Superior to any in the market. Retail price for Coat in (be yard 33 Cent* per Bwshel of 80 Poamta. 3 lluiktUfurfl OO All orders accompanied with the Cash, for 13‘« busliela or upward*, will be deliveml within tho old city limit* at 89 oenta per bushel per oar load, warrauted weighed at the Miuei, and charged according to Uie INVOICE Jg CENTS per bushel. OFFICE AND YARD OPPOSITE GEORGIA RAILROAD. ATLANTA, GA. sistory at Rome elected McClosky a Cardinal. New York, Doc. 25. -A Herald special from London Rays the Emperor William (of Germany) will probably visit the j Czar at St. Petersburg duriug the spring. ! w m The German expedition to Veueznela 'and all civilized countries of the Western Heuis- will be commissioned to enforce national I phrre. ia now published aud ready for delivery, in Special IVotioes. The Great Pictorial Annual. Hostetler's Culled State* Almanac fur 1873, for distribution, prat it, throughout the United States, claims against the government of South American Republics. A terrible gale prevailed at Sharon Springs, New York, Suturday night, wuich unroofed several houses. Omaha, December 25.—The suow is severe and has extended through the mountains, aud the trains ure reported snow-bound. Boston, December 25.—Duriug a riot in Chelsea early this morning, the Citv Marshal, Drury, was stubbed and struck iu the face with a brick. A rioter named thn English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Uollaud, Dolicm'au and Spanish languages, aud all who wish to understand the true philosophy of healih should read and ponder tho valuable sug gestions it coutaius. In addtUou to au admirable medical treatise ou the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, it embraces a largo amount of information interesting to tho merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, aud professional man; aud tho calculations have been made for such meridians and latitudes as am most suitable for a correct and comprehensive Na tional Calbxdau. Shelton was shot in the neck, end.l.^ “^^1 3zen noten. arrested. lumlc .lurau,. „r tluul ohri. VviU M P I) / 11 A T ! ti4U world * “■« fu,, y **t forth in Its )>agcs, which Ollj IV v_'X A X J. jW* • 1bo Interspersed with pictorial illustrations, val- ______ I uable recipes for the housthold aud farm, bumcrous Gffice Daily Sun, Dec. 26, 1871. aneodotea, and other UMtractivo and amusing read- Cotton market closed doll on the street! , A “°°* Ul ' £ I uusis to appear with the opening of the year, this at 17); in atore it 18. Receipts nomi- win be one oi tiio mo«t umIui .ml»., <« kni/tr a. Dal; Boles small. | The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter 4c Smith, Provisions — Bacon— shoulders 81; 1 1 '“ 1,burRh ' «" receipt of . two cent fllisccllancone Qlbnerlisemtme. IIALLCOCNTY White Sulphur Springs FOX SALE OR RENT. Alr-Llne Railroad will be UJ within • mile end . bell of thn rains. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY and WEEKLY ‘A Lire Piper Lire lunei.’ Address me at Gainesville. . 8. RMcCAMY. WEOHOIA REPORTS For Sale at the Ofllce or the Sun. rpiir ant 17OEOROIA REPORTS, withOobb'.u ■L Lumpkin's Index, tho whole for sale at $00 at the Hnn Office. noril-tf. PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA ~ WINE & LIQUOR CO ALEXANDER B. I A. R. WATSON, N.w* Editor, I. HENLT SMITH, OeMnl THE SDH la aw aarne.1 adroaata at Democratic principles, and a datandar at Ubartj-adharing to Uto time-honored landmark, of trae Democratic faith. We look upon the aneeeaa of the part, la the cranlas Mnntoaea permanent attack of patriot!* deem. Total.end w. ahaU tobor nalarah In h ln« couadenUr to th. tom* <}' aw, Democrat in the Union, in one tleodnitcd effort to win a .lotion, triumph ever n--|- .»a cco- Th« aucccH of th* Democratic Part, alone can aaenta to na Ubtokj and «aod Oenewmeat on thla eentraank. Wat thla aneeeaa wa ahaU labor In the rani, of tho might, DowioeaoUo toatm who MU1 lor. Liberty and aqaal rtffbla. The neat Inleeoake of Ooorfflo wB ho Ihoton a araasws£r - ■ Is (teMtohljr eoUried fa this great ibotes to Um oolnmus of Thk sum J. HENLY SMITH. Manager, A dents. Oa. No. 3 GRANITE BLOCK, Broad Street, ATLANTA. OR I stamp, Will forward a oopy by mail to any person ure ono in his neighborhood. Tho u every city, towu and vtllago, and o extensively used throughout the entire civilized >rld. deodkwlw. clear rib sides 9; clear 9 ; ‘ / * C' . cured 15(0)16. Bulk meats—shoulders i 6|; clear rib sides 8; clear sides 8}. Lard—Tierce 10K&11; cans 111; ($12; buckets 13. Financial—-Gold is bnyiog 1 10— Th**.—The Proprietors of tho "Commercial IIo selling 1 12; Silver is buying 1 04—sell- corner of Front arid Jefferson streets, Memphis, “8 1 08. j spoctfuily request tho travelers from Georgia to put FRUIT—Rough peaches 41 to 51 per ( up at their establishment. The Hotel is mo* f . oonve- pOUnd; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, , uiently situated, can accommodate over three hun 4 to 41 per pound; green Goorgia apples diwd gnoats, has a tlret class table and charges very $3 50 to $4 00 per bbl* j moderate, $3 90 per day. Butter— 1 Tennessee and country but- dectvww (signed] allen dros. ter 20 to 80 cents; Northwestern 2v to 31. ^ Leather—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 401 rniVTi'itiTu 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; upper COlXlXjWIh leather 42 to 60; Calf skins $25 to 960 per dozen; Amerioan calf skins $25 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to 74; green salt 8J to 81; dry hides 15 to 16. Onions—$3 60($5 00 per barrel. Tobaoot Low grades 55($56o ; com mon, 58(3*65; g^xid, 76@90 ; flne, $1@ $1 25; choice brands, $1 25(3)1 50. Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoe iron 7c; City Mills and Pittsburg bar Or. Mackerel—Half bbls. No. 188.50; No, “ATLANTA WEEKLY SUN,” ton THK wr.ru kmdimo WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 87th, 1MY1, Pmga 1—The New Hampshire Democracy. New Hampshire Politics. Washington Correspondence. Mr. Stephens aud The Suu. Sun-StrokoH. gia Mailers. Local Notes, etc. 2 il* 1 85; No. | a—xhe Suspended Taxes on tho Press.— 2 81 60; No. 3 81 40. Cheese—17o. Grain.—Corn, 90. Oats, mixed 68; black 70; yellow 70. Sugar—A, 14; extra 0, 13); crushed, powdered and granulated, 15; Dem enti* 12j®131; fair to choioo brown, 11(3)121. Fuir supply; market steady. Coffee—Rio, 2!Fa)24; Java, 34; La- guira, 30. Molasses—By barrel, 36; by hogs. Catching Wild Hogs. Donjamiu Conley. Public Act* passed by the Goorgia Legislature, 1871. I ad Notes. The boys of the Period. Telegrams. PMge 3—Georgia Hatters. Local Notes. Tele grams. The bonds of Georgia. Appointments of tho South Georgia Conference for 1872. Grant' Military Police in Illinois. Advertisements. Page 4wTho Comptroller Generalship." Th Legislature aud tho Press. An Anniversary. Hun* Strokes. Georgia Matters. Local Notes, etc. i large Jot of rlu|g«»M f<> ’ Yeur'i For Itcnt. Jioad. 82; New Oflean* choice, 05, prime j p««. a-Tii<*mm.. communication from nor|. | da. Commercial. Advertisements, Salt—Liverpool 2:15; Virgiuia2. Rico | „ „ m | p »* e O—Temper of the South. Death of a For- Flour—Superfine, in barrels, 87 25@ "»« Prominent cm,.,, of o.or«i., w«bin*to. *7 50, sacks bi K her ; extra 88 00 ; f” 1 " 1 ln uf ‘- “nn Strok... Vs. family 88 50(o.9 00; extra family 80 25(a. * “ Loc * 1 ! ' ote,i 9 50; fancy 810(3811. COTTON GOODS. !*■*« 7—Snu-8trokes. Georgia Matters. Com- 8 OZ OsnaburgB, 16; 6 OX, 12J. 4-4, l*«-*»»«aUon of Jurors In DeKalb and Fulton Coon. Sheeting, 12i. 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-8 UoB- Ia Memoriam. Puhli«Aets Passed at the Shirting, 10i; Shirting, 8|. Yarns, all. 8c »«*°u of the General Assembly, 1871. The numbers, 81 40. Cotton rope, 28. All Condition of tho South. Sowing. Sun-Strokes, domestics in good demand. Page 8—Tho Washington City Patriot. The End I Approaching. Local Note*. Telegrams, etc. BY TELEGRAPH. mSSSLs . Cincinnati, December 26.—Flour and JCcU) QVbuerllttitunlfi. corn unchaugod. Pork 813 75(3,813271. Lard duU and unchanged; kettle 9. Bn-1 «-• I f O^crN, T W 0 b. P .L n , B -il Sb ' mldere,il; Hiae,, HOI1SR. DKCATUR 7 J. WHlSity Ul. J V/ Street.^ ha* just yeorived, by Express, and ha* Louisville, December 26.—Bagging ( firm and unchanged. Hemp flax 121(3; I>oll C’i 13. Flour active and Arm. Corn firm, deceit only local trade. Provisions firm aud \ fair to active. Pork $14. Clear rib | aides 7$. Lard—tierce 9|; kettle 10ft., Whiaky quiet at 90. a new and elegant ten room mouse. - T v wra t no n It j II «»««Ivy between Houston aud Ellis stn:cts, five New York, December 26.—Cotton dull, minutes w*ik from the car shed, and easier; sales 429; uplauda 20; Orleans Apply to 21. Flour quiet and unchanged; com-1 _^* L ' 97 * 41 h. muhlknbrink. mon to fair extra $6 50(36 75; good to I i ,-y _ __ . choice 87 39(^9 25. Whisky quiet at -■ 1X6111, 9G(g,97. Wheat Quiet but steady; winter rpui two story rrick stork on mitchki. red western 81 60@1 59. Lorn Steady I street, «t present occupied by llilsmsu. Murk k with limited exports; home demand 76ft' °** i , ‘»“««*ton given the ut of Jannary, ih;2. (378. Pork heavy; now $14 50. Beet * Apply to quiet Lard steady; kettle 9ft. Turpen- Une dull, 08. ltosiu favors buyer-*'; 84 951. _ (35 00. Tallow steady ;9(3/Jft. Freights i RHKUMATINM. dull. Cotton future sales to-day, 3350 # bah»—Dec. 19ft(« 19 6-16; Jau. 10|(3 19 Lipcll*g Anti " 11-16; Feb. 20 l-16(o ft(320. March 20|; | d 1 lUlBtUHaWC April 20ft(311-16. Money active and stringent, 7 currency to 9; old and frac tion com minion closing very atriugeut. Discount 8(312. Exchange irloses quiet at9ft(3,9ft. Gold 8j(fj^ft. Governments fair and inactive, ami closed very strong. State b juds strong; Teon. uiUauoed lo.; S. C. ft; Tenn. 62ft, new name; Ya. 10, now 40; La. 60, new 53. Levees 63, 8* 73; Ala. 93, 5s 72; Ga. 73, 7s 78; N. C. 30ft, now 13: 8. C. 48, new 24ft. Savannah, December 26.—Cotton steady and fair; low middlings 19; net receipts 4240; exports to Great Britain 3006; Coastwise 1889; sales 2200; stock 75,002. Augusta, December 26.—Cotton quiet and weak; middlings 18ft; receipts 2029; sales 1229. UneiiUM Cards. JT. O. TBROWKH Proprlttor Bxcslrior Ptestsriag Works, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, OA. _aug?ft Am. «. B. ROOKS, C ontractor for brick and Rtons Work, of all classes. Plastering and oruameutel work, Stone Cutting, etc. Grimn. Oa.. May 11JST1. I*7.lf Kl£, Painter and Decorator, f \FT1CE .bora w. IL Ssek's. Whtloholl atrooL r 1 v ' turn, th.uk. to U. old fotrau /or lormm fc.irt. .ml hop*, bjr ottoottoa to brat dm. to merit* oontinuauco of th* same. aplS-ly TE11M8 Or BU1IBCBIPTION D.II/-lla|U Cap, ■ Twelve Month.....$10 1)0 I Thrra Koollm a IW Six Mootb. I UO | Doo Hootk 1 no Cl.h. tor I>.U,r-.rar tuw ■ Tbra. Copto* 91 00 I tight Coptoo M oo Tour “ 9# 00 I T.o - H UO n». - u oo | oiugie pops a W..U/-P« ..... I ■Jffl* Oopr too I TO. Ooptoo...' 10 ThraOttoHra a 00 I TwootpCoptoo- . Ji to Flv. Copies > 00 /!•!/ Uoptss um On. Uumlrad Ooptw..... l.a oo W.oklp tor IU Month. . BlnglaCopr 1 oo I Twontp Oopto*. It 00 ThnaGoptoo 1 Co | nit/ coptoo s« 00 Fir. Ooyjto 4 00 j On HnnOrod OoplnOS 00 OkUlll Home, for CLUB8 anal aR be rant cl tho miao Un., and ton. tho popar forth, ram. tooglh of limo. MIDDLETON &BRO, Coppor Smiths Shoot Iroa Worker* ond Bram Moulders W X ore prapand to doth, atom Work In o rap*, rtormramr. *hop noatffoor to (on Oflkx, Atlanta Collecting Agency, o p j,-1 cbl Up H l a 1 r., Uoddl Comes WHITEHALL STREET. R i Reasonable Terms, All order XHT8, WAUEfl, AND A000DNT1 COI.LXCTXD n Short notice. Books Posted promptly attended to. P. O. Box 313 J. u, GAVAN k CO. UI* JIOLNTE RING, Paper Hanging AND FURNITURE REPAIRING QLD CHAIRS CANED AND NO CHABOB FOB REVARNISHING. Lounges Repaired, and Carpet C. R. BROWN, No. 9 DeGIvea’ Opera Houee, Marietta street. McDaniel & hooper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer* ln Bisrnlsic tills. Lamps, Laaip Geo COOK’S VAPORINE BURNERS, /RUIT8. Vegrtatelee.Faneyr and Family Oroeerlea TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS GENI ION Whitehall Street, 1 Peters. Atlanta. Oil POWDBH8, P »It THE LAST THIRTY YEARS I HAVE used them iu my private practice, and for the Uxt 90 years have occasionally published them to a limited extent, aud I will venture the assertion that they h»ve cured more varieties of ltlieumatisui, per. maoeuUy. than all othar rcnu-dies evar known to the profession. Enclose $5.00 with description of cess and prompt attention will be given. BRIOgg. rituoax WANTING RIUOKR. can ho occ iw. 1. a.tod, on .hort notice, bv Iravinv order ot w3“: , ?t~ra UU!<1 ""' J" 0 ""” of “I be snu plied. T. M. EL YEA. Axmounoomontte. for mkcrktary of stats. Colonel H. J. 8PRAYBERRY is an nounced as a candidaio for Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina tion. As he ia a cripple, and unable to walk, h« would be pleased to see the members of the Legislature at his room, No. 3, up stairs, corner Marietta and Broad streets Farm lor Niilo, I N TALLADXUA CODXTV. ALARAMA, IX mile. <* ThIUdra. town, in Dr, V^lcj, 400 sens. ‘* oU - “h' **• P*»« Uod. wall timbered. Buildings and fences good. Price $4,000. Apply on premises to I,. A. DOHWKlX. dra<7-w4w *raUbo^.Ato. Aig. nl n Wnntod Tor AHSTEPHENS OUEAT HISTORY OF THE WAR. Complete In one volume. Send for circulars with term* and a tat) deacrtpUun of the work. Address National Publish, lug Co.. AUaute, Ga., Philadelphia, Pa., or Ht Louie 2tmnscmrnt«. DeGive’s Opera House FOR FOUR AIIIUTS O.VLT t FORMES-HABELMANN ORANIIOPHRA Tho Ureatont Stnr ( omp«njr In the WerM M'lle.ANNAwROKETTI. Wachtol's Greet Prims Donna M'lle Ci.ara Zikolkr, of the New York Academy. M'lle Dzil'Ha, of tho New York Acadimy. M’lle. Pbmuioaw. of Comprimaria. THEODORE HARELMANN. tho celebrated Lyrle CARL FORMES, the grand basso profundo. ‘ the South in twelve yeere.) (HI* first appearance Wh.nki.ii Formes, the Classic Baritone. A. IlKB/iroKB, heerno Buffo. JosRpn Wrihljch. the favorite singer. Grand Chorus and Orchestra o? New York thea tres, under the musical direction of A. Patdiuam. Thee wiU be Inaugurated on Wgilneid*,, December IT, 1871. On which nooutoh drb.it nr the Onto Tenor lto- HAUL BXAUNARD. Inhlanugnlt- I L. TnoVATOnEI Leonora Asuxcmt De Luna Ferramlo Bull.,....,,.., [ Musical Director ...... .*.*.. ”A. Predigam a-0 s Thiinde, Keening, Dec. 88, >71. pba i> i a v o x. o, With tho following nnlohlwarut: H’U« ANNA ROHXTTL u Zerllno iruroio n/Iod, Alferah Th* Boodlttl | Gtraoora “ Th* ioMUord Maetoat Director Th. Habelmann, as. M’lle. Voter, at... Carl Formes, A. Predigam.. SYitS?' Vo ° w,b ”'* '“~-«^Dk5r«?- l*rtocs of Adoktsetoa—Beearred eaate ln Or HralSEr??! 1 ” toi 1 'S’"* 1 *1 to, raw SttiSZZ.Ohraera dron-ttUtooto BAXXTJ. ffT»«L.AffraA Si iKS/j! !*"• •” Satktse. asm m tho toor- toL 100.000 Ih*. bocou aldre. 90,000 lto. LraflffOd. ran, tod Iwerola. 400 bomb fftow. 4.440 htwhoU li.ru, whora rad ora. In Unre radtoaretra. 4.040 Botlto rerehrwl to-d./. Luna, OararaA HOW TO HBM1T MOH9. W. will bo noporalhU for tho aato ntnl of ol mom ~ol Mb, Honor Ordw. hr Rlgtotw .d Let tor. br Rigra., or hr Draft, tail not otJtorwtra. I moner rant ln u nnregluored lotto, b loot, it mu. ho th. loo* of th* poroou trading it. No popar will bo tont from tho oHw HOttbpoM *>■• ond norato wUl olworo ho wooed whan tho Ou paid for explrea. Persona eaodlnc money by Exyseae must pre ps/ chargee. To Oe Mr. Stephens will remain in Crawfordvtlle. His oonnecUon with Tun Sou will not change his real- danoe. AU letters intended for him, either on prt- a* with the Political be- id bo addreaeed to him nr Mod, ooonacted with 8aK ’. ^i^adbmvmrtoaomt, should be eddreeeed to J. Holy Smith. Meneger, Atlanta. Ga. flotel IDirectoro. SASSEElr HOUSE, (Formerly United Mates Motel.) C-^iUBiMA and PBYOR STREETS, AT- ■.*.1 oct S-dlm. BARNES VILLE MOTEL, J. B. CAMP, .... Proprietor. (NIAB DEPOT.) BOARD II PRR DAT. decll-tf REYN OLD’S HOTEL, NBWNAN ... OEOROIA. [ruRNiRLT McDowell noon.) Awto Bellow. Rato. H ee PKR DAT. W.M. Rejmolde, *df rroptlotor. KBNNESAW HOUSE, MABIUTTA, . . OEOROIA, O rmta particular induce fomlll.1 dMiring Cbmp rad OooM tar quratore; only ora boor*, rtda frora AAlrrar FLITCHES A 1 Rankin House, COLUMBUS, asoeoiA. J. W. RYAN, Preprleler. OOtgtdf | BROWN’S HO TEL, MACON, OEOROIA. fJIHIB SPLENDID nietdlLAM HOTEL II THE A targrat rad brat Uohl In tho Oltf. It b otto.- tad Immodtatolr oMMbHi tho Oowwrel Piraragyr Depot, rad tor Cnm&n. riirann, looworar rad et- tooUra of lb Emplortto radottrahra It aton greet, ra tndnrem.nb to the trending pnbUc, ton oo) nth- » howto In th. tonthton gtttoo. •u w. w. wean * oa E4TAH.14HID. IMS STUART RAlIitOAD HOTEL, Opposite Depot—VALDOSTA, CL rilHlS HOTEL IS OOKVEKIENT TO BUSIN 1 ploeseutl) located. Attentive mwsk LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AOWORTH, OEOROIA. PpABLE ALWAYS PUENURED WITH THE A tool tho market afford* A L. LIXQRnXD, 8POT8WOOD HOTEL, ■Acotr, ecoEUi. (Neorlf oppoMtl tho PUTMffto DopoL) Only On* Mlnrat**m Wmllt. THOMAS H RAWS, Praprbtor -5- ’■ swr.Emx.toyi. mu RARSHALb HOUSE, UMAWItR OA. A. D. LUGE, Proprietor. Planter’s Hotel, PORT VALLEY, OA. MAID • frora toflraoA. torau lAL'S’flr HOtJKSI. sard met 4 deoO-tr HENRY HAYS, IWr WR.1L WILLUMA J aXHFRT ttoowffrn Jtottoff —T■■■»!■*; sal wU> •Storara