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THE DAILY .SUN.
PubJifttictl !>/ the AlhuuU Stiu Publishing
CompffBj.
AIcimimUi- II. ItcpheH
J. llrnly Smith.
J Proprietors.
Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor.
A. 1L Watson, .... News Editor.
J. Henlv Smith, lienorul Editor andliusi*
ness Manager.
Agents for The Sun,
Thomas N. Horns*, Thomasvllle, Ga.
Jamiu A luck Smith, Knoxville, Teun.
Davk Hull, Athens, Os.
J. L. Wjuoht, Woodstock. Os.
J. O. Caldwell, Thomson, Os.
U. C. damilion, 1'Alton, Os.
W. C. Davis, Jr.. Estonian. Os.
Tatm, Karr * Co., While l'iaina. Green Co..
J. L. Inn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
■C. Pakham. LsOrsugo, Os,
THE
SUN.
YOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1871.
NO. r>03.
TELEGRAPH NEWS
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of the New Era.
J. HENLY SMITH. Mauager.
Of The Atlanta Sun,
Oailroab flUme ®able.
Arrivals and Deparfur
and from Atlanta.
i of Trains to
THB WK8TKBM
__ ATLANTIC (ON STATE) NAILNOAD.
NIGHT PAMSKNGKN TRAIN—OCT WAND—r AH r LINK
NRW
Leaves Atlanta P
Arrives at ChatUuooga 6:13*
DAT PASHKNOKR TRAIN—OUTWARD.
Leaves Atlanta 6:°®
Arrives at Chattanooga
NIGHT PASHKNOEB TRAIN—
Leaves Chattanooga
Arrives a* Atlauta..
1:21 pa
6:20 p B
1.30 SB
I TRAIN—INWARD.
Arrives at Atlanta..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD.
Leaves Dalton •
Arrives at Atlanta. • • -i®^ 0 ® a
~ XMK GEORGIA (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD.
[No Day Train on Sunday.)
Night Passenger Train arrivoe..
Night l’asssuger Train leaves..
Day Passenger Train arrives 6:26 P- m
Day Pasaouger Train loaves 7:16 *• m
Ktone Mountain Accommodation arrive*...8:05 a. in
Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:86 p. m
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains
will run as follows:
Day Passenger train leaves 2 00 s. m
Leaves Macon... • ^
Day Paaaenger Train arrive* l «» P-
Arrives st Mscon^.. 7:80 a. m
Night Paaaanger Train leave# 110 p. m
leaves Macon o;?5p. m
Night Passenger Train arrive* 'J 5 *® P* “
Arrives at Maoon 6.10 p. m
ATLANTA AND WEST FOWL RAILROAD.
Night Passenger 1'raln arrive* 7:10 a. m
Night Paaaenger Train leavea < :W p. m
Day Passenger Train arrives oM 9
Day Pssssnger Traiu leaves a. m
ATLAUTA AND RICHMOND AIR-L1NR RAILROAD.
Leave Gainesville • A. M.
Arrive at Atlanta. 10 A. M.
lAWve Atlanta. 4? «* S*
Arrive at Oaineavllle _ fl
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
if. J. Akkm, Agent, Atlanta, Oa.
TIME TABLE Of THE MEMPHIS A *
GOING west:
. 6:30 AM
Arrivoa .a Memphis, aame day 10:15 P M
Mail Train loaves ChatUuooga »:oc r ni
Arrivea in Memphis, next day li :15 1* M
COMING east:
Morning Express leavss Memphis 10:20 A M
Anives in Chattanooga, next morning.... 5:00 A M
Mail Trainlaeve# Memphis ... HjjO A M
Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 600 P M
and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida
to Savannah dail
Arriv# at Albauy dai!
Arrive at JacksonviUn daily..
ted)..
1 daily (.Sundays e«cap-
Arrive at Savannah dally 6:2* A. M
aOffT ,
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R
TRAIN, DAILY, BUWDAY. ntCLDDRD.
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Arrive at Rome 5:41 r. M., 1:45 a. m.
Arrive at Dalton 7:40 p. m., 3:50 a. m.
Leave Dalton 7:M A. M., 8:20 P. M.
Leave Borne 0:37 a. m.. 10:45 p. m.
Arrives! Helms •• 61IO r. M., 2:44 a. M.
Macon & Augusta lUilioad.
DAT PASSER*BE TRAIN D ILT, SURDATS RXPROTBD.
Lwepe Augusta at v
Arrive at Macon at 7 40 P. M
Arriv*at AugusU ||^, 1 45 P. M
Western Railroad of Alabama.
iAiave Selma 4:7® A M
Arrive at Montgomery....» 6:40 A M
Arrive at Weal Point 11 :M A M
Leave West Point 11:20 P M
trrlveet Montgomery P M
Leave Columbus .....11:40 A M
Arrive at 11:80 P M
Atlantic and (luirKnIlroatl.
8 PASSENGER:
Daily at 3:45 P M
Arrive at Bsiubridge
Arrive at Albany
Arrive at Live Oak
Arrive at Jacksonville
•>av# Jacksonville..
Leave Jessup..
Arrive *4f
Leave 8evannah, Hatordayaexuopte<
arri*e El Jsetup, insult j* exespicd. t%
Arrive st Albany
Arrive st Live oak
Arrive at Tallahassee M
Arrive at Jacksonville
Leave Jacksonville ••
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ArSi JTis^Aunnh. msimPexceptodsPiadfr A
MACON PA8H1NOKB.
Law Savanuali. Hundays excepted.
Arrive at Jessup
M \*SiUJ*'UTOA\
Judge LrOcArnne Muter views the
President,
Contry Witt Jt'ot i'onteM with
Smith
The .f(fm inistration ft'iti A'ot
interfere.
Washington, December 80.^-Judge
Lochrane, late Ohief Justice of Georgia,
and regarded as one of the ablest men in
the Republican party South, had a long
interview with the President to-day.
Judge Loohrane says the Administration
will ftake no hand in settling affairs in
Georgia, and as Governor Conley cares
nothing personally for the place, there
will be no contest between him and Col.
Smith, recently elected Governor, for the
office.
The Commissioner of Iutemal Reve
nue decides that a tax must be paid
upon dividends declared out of the
earnings of the year 1871, and upon in
terest and coupons representing interest
whioh accrued in that year, even though
the dividends are not declared with inter
est, and are not payable until after De
cember 31st, 1871; and that the corpo
rations mentioned in section 15, of the
act of July 14th, 1870, should withhold
the tax from the holders of their stocks
and bonds.
The Post Office Committee of the
house will recommend five thousand dol
lars fine or five years imprisonment for
straw bidders for postal routes.
“NEW YORK.
Tammany lo Reocganlxe—Delta Pal eats
a Dinner—Mayor Hall's Journal Dis
continued—The Wealth of Tweed, Jr.—
A Wall Street Uroker Feels Dainuged.
New' York,December 80.—Henry Sher
wood has been elected a director of the
Erie Railroad, vice Tweed, resigned.
The Tammany Hall Committee meets
to day to-night to reorganize. Muoh
sympathy is expressed for Tweed, and
Sweeney’s name is derided. Inspectors
have been appointed and primaries fixed
upon for early in January. Among those
present were Tom Fields, Justice Shand-
ly and Judge Barnard.
The Delta Pai had a commemoration
dinner. Many Southern Chapters were
represented.
It is stated that the steamer Florida
arrived off Nassau with the loss of her
foretop mast, and was towed into port for
repairs.
Mayor Hall’s journal, the Leader, has
been discontinued.
Tweed’s son, Richard M. Tweed, testi
tied, while being examined as bondsman,
that he was worth $1,200,000.
A Wall street broker named Charles G.
Allen sues Fisk, Jr., and Jay Cooke for
false imprisonment The object, Allen
alleges, was to suppress liis evidonco re
garding black Friday. Damages claimed,
850,000.
Connollv’s bail is still deficient. His
release is improbable beforo the latter
part of next week.
Federal Commissioner Osborne, de
nied a motion tojdismiss tho complaint
against the Federal bauk examiner, Cal-
lender.
Jay Gould was arrested upon the suit of
Allen and released upon parole until next
week, when ho. will furnish bail in the
sum of 835,000. >
A warrant for Fisk found him sick with
the small pox,
—p-e-4
CALIFORNIA
The Main It Halnrth Kvery Day."—The
Levee Ivu-Kluxed.
San Francisco, December 30.—It still
oontinues to min. Over nineteen inches
have fallen.
Some disguised meu cut th* Levee
near lilaryiville. Five hundred feet hav*;
been washed away. Marysville is threat
ened with a flood.
ARKANSAS
A DIk F»re *» LUtlf Roi k-All<latet*hut
Uneasy lit Chicot.
Little Rork, December 30. —The loss
by tho Are here yesterday* amouuts to
$100,000.
to quiet in Chicot county, but un
easiness pervades all classes. It is under
stood that the Governor will send a por
tion of his guard to take the place of the
Sheriff to hold Lake Village until confi
dence is restored.
UTAH.
nurlt-d In I ho Saiow—Arrest of a De
faulter.
Salt Lakh, Doc^mbor 30.—Tlio Mttle-
monta in Hugest Cottonwood ore buriod
in the snow. Many lives have been lost.
There have been many hair-breadth es
capes. The enow is from 10 to 50 feet
deep. A succession of,anew, bail and
rain continues.
James E. May, the alleged defaulting
Secretary of State of Oregon, has been
arrested bore.
ENGLAND.
W.ln' Hip Hurt. Him Horribly,
Loudon, December 30.—The Prince’s
rest is disturbed at times by pain, from a
swelling abont the hips. Otherwise, he
continues to improve.
. Lonnon, Deoember 30.—The ship Pye,
from Wilmington, with a cargo of twenty-
two hundred barrela of turpentine, was
burned while Ijiug at the south end of
the Thames. The loss of her cargo has
a material effect upon tho prices of tur
pentine in this market.
The Times, in its review of the year
1871, devotes considerable space to com
ment on Grant's Mo»ago to Congress.
The inference is drown therefrom Hint
the neutrality which the United States
huso far maintained, with regard to Cu
ban affairs may soon be exchanged for a
more wtive policy. To this the Times
Units no objection, and even irons so far
as to declare it best that Cuba »hoald be
separated fSqp'SpatD
RUSSIA.
Day Is
law P M
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6 aw F ■
•M A M
8:46 A M
1:60 P
7:46 A
"• T 5] th« two uuulriea, strengthened by the
noble hospitality with which the son of
the Emperor has been received, are uow
| more than ever a pledge of enduring
SCOTLAND.
Fi-arful Explosion—Five Children J
•d End Seven Fatally Injured.
Glasgow, December 30.—While a large
roatl wagon, propelled by steam and car
rying heavy boilers, was passing through
the streets to-day, surrounded and fol
lowed by a throng of ch.ldren, one of tho
boilers exploded. Five children were
killed outright, aud seven were so badly
injured tlmt their recovery is doubtful.
The dead and injured were frightfully
mutilated.
PENNSYLVANIA
A Few Small Pox Statistics.
Philadelphia, December 81. — The
Health office report shows tho following
fignres in regard to the small pox deaths
For the past week, 223; for tho past year,
1879. The progress of the spread of
the season is as follows: Deaths in July
5, August 1G, Sept. 18, Oct 236, Nov.
5G2, Deo. 1094. The new remedy, sul
phate of eino and digitalis, is reported
as being used with success.
1:00 pn
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3 CHXRLESXON B. B.
....10:15 P. M
... 1:50 P. M
... 1:45 P.M
. 3:40 1>. M
7:15 A M
INN) A M
6 45 A M
8:30 P M
1 A $
1 P M
7K» P M
to 10 P M
TUe OM Folks Glad bcca«s>
Well Treated.
Ur. Fmawemci, December 30.—Tho
Journal Doa St. Peteraburg, the official
omar, nays the cordial reception of the
l « 4 1 TT rti + o.l K to tax*.
E Grand Duke AWxia in the United State. _ . „ . „
« create, profound raturfaetion Ummgf.out . CHiHLmrroh, Decern 1^r _ 30.-Cotton
■ Tlra.rising reUUona lMweee liLn^tSTcSSt
o. 2254 “ •* J 2 ; moity, Which caunot but contribute to
Arm.'irSviuioiSfiJfm.i.jJriCTTKd,- t« a m the general peace and program of human-
Close connection at Macon, botb way a, with Maoon I ; *.. ^
and Western Railroad trains to and from Atlanta. J *
RHODE ISLAND.
The National Trotting Association
Providence, December 30.—-The semi
annual meeting of the Board of Appeals
of the National Trotting Association con
venes here on the second Tuesday in
January.
MARYLAND.
The Wild. Hunt After Antimony,
Annapolis, December 30.—Professor
McCnlloch was subjected to long cross-
examination, and persisted in the opinion
that the indications might be fulse unless
tho metal itself was produced.
Dr. Fred. A. Gunth testified that Ai
ken’s experiments did not establish the
presence of antimony in the sediment, in
the tumbler, or in Ixetchum’s stomach.
COMMERCIAL.
Office Daily Sun, Dec. 30, 1871.
Cotton—Still but little doiDg, quoted
on street at 17l@17j; in store at 18. Re-
oeipts 20; sales 100.
Receipts for the week, about 125 bales;
the smallest week’s receipts for the sea
son of the year in several years.
Provisions — Bacon— shoulders 81;
clear rib sides 8i; clear sides
9 ; hams, plain 121 @14 ; sugar
cured 15@16. Bulk meats—shoulders
61; clear rib sides 71; clear sides 8.
Lard—Tierce 101@11; cans 111;
@12; buckets 13.
Financial—Gold is buying 1 10—
selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—sell
ing 1 08.
Fruit—Rough peaches 41 to 51 per
pound; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled,
4 to 41 per pound; green Georgia apples
$3 50 to $4 00 per bbl*
Butter—Tennessee and country but
ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 31.
Leather—Hemlock 25 to 80; Oak 40
to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; upper
leather 42 to 50; Calf skins 825 to $60
per dozen; American calf skins $25 to
40 per dozen.
Hides—Green 7 to 71; green salt 81
to 81; dry hides 15 to 16.
Onions—$3 50@5 00 per barrel.
TonAcxx Low grades 55@56c ; com
mon, 58@G5 ; g^oa, 75@90 ; tine, $l@
$1 25; choice brands, $1 25@1 50.
Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoe iron 7c;
City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c.
Mackerel—Half bbls. No. 1 $8.50; No.
2 $7; No. 3 $6. Kite, No. 1 81 85; No.
2 81 60; No. 3 $1 40.
Cheese—17c.
Grain.—Corn, 90. Oats, mixed 68;
black 70; yellow 70.
Sugar—A, 14; extra C, 131; crushed,
powdered aud granulated, 15; Dem-
erara 12l@131; fair to choice brown,
ll@12l. Fair supply; market steady.
Coffee—Rio, 23@25; Java, 34; Li-
guira, 30.
Molasses—Br barrel, 36; by hogs
head, 32; New Orleans choice, 65, prime
63.
Salt—Liverpool 2:15; Virgiuia 2. Rice
The Great Pictorial Annual.
Hostetler's United States Almanac for 1872, for
distribution, proto, throughout the United States,
and all civilized countries of the Western Hemis
phere, is now published and ready for delivery, In
the English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh,
8wedlsh, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages,
and aU who wish to understand the true philosophy
of health should read aud ponder the valuable sug
gestions it contains. In addition to an admirable
medical treatise on the causes, prevention and
great variety of diseases, it embraces a largo
amount of information interesting to the merchant,
tho mechanic, the miner, the funner, the planter,
aud profeasional man; and the calculations have
been made for such meridians and latitudes as arf
most suitable for a correct aud comprehensive Na
tional Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the staplo
tonic and alterative of more than half the Chris
tian world, are fully set forth In Us pages, which
also iuterspersed with pictorial Illustrations, val
uable recipes for the household and farm, humcroue
anecdotes, and other instructive and amnalng read
ing matter, original and selected. Among the An
nuals to appear with the opening of tho year, this
will be one of the most useful aud may hr had for the
atking. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter k Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvsuia, on rocelpt of a two-cent
stamp, will fdrward a oopy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in hts neighborhood. The
Bitters are sold in every city, town and village, and
are extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world. dcodfcwlw.
9(3X9*.
Fl
'lour—Superfine, in barrels, $7 25@
$7 50, sacks higher ; extra $8 00 ;
family $8 50@9 00; extra family 89 25@
9 50; fancy $10@$11.
COTTON GOODS.
8 oz Osnaburgs, 16; 6 oz, 121. 4-4
Sheeting, 12b 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-8
Shirting, 10i; Shirting, 8J. Yarns, all
numbers, $1 40. Cotton rope, 28. All
domestics in good demand.
BY TELEGRAPH,
New York, Dec. 30.—Cotton firm;
sales 9883; uplands 20; Orleans 201.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat 2
to 3c. better; winter red and amber wes
tern 56@59. Com scarce, and mode
rate export demands at 76!@79. Pork
heavy at $14 J. Beef active. Lard, ket
tle 9jc. Navals dull and in buyers fa
vor. Freights dull. Groceries quiet
and firm. Money closed .ight at 7 gold,
to 1-16 commission; sterling nominal at
9i@9); gold9@9b Governments strong
aud higher; 62s 10*. States dull but
very firm; Tennessees 63|; new 631;
Virginias 60, new 50; Lou ini on as 60,
new 50; levees 62*; Alabamas 92; 5s 62;
Georgias 80,7s 71; North Carolinas 31,
new 12; South Carolinas 49, new 24j.
Sales last evening for future delivery
3,300 bales, as follows: Dee, 195-16@
191; Jan. 19*@19i; Feb. 19 15-16, 20,
201, 20J; March 201; April 20 7-16, 201,
20#; May 20 9-16; June 201. To-day*
2900 bales, as follows: Jan. 19j, 11-16,
19*; Feb. 20 1-16; March 20*; May
201. No stock and gold exchange Mon
day.
New Orleans, December 30.—Sugar
in good demand—inferior C@6*; com
mon to good common 6|@7l; fair to
fully fair 7|@8|; prime 9@9J. Molasses
demaud fair—interior 20(a,25; common
ae«@42.^*“
30(n.32; fair 36@38;prime 40@42. Whis
ky dull—rectified commou 92; choice
$1 021. Coffee—ordinary to prime 18*
@20b
Galveston, December 80 —Cotton
strong—good ordinary 17l@17b uet re
ceipts 1471; experts eons twine 174; Miles
1200; stock 47,105.
Mobile, December 30.—Cotton firmer
—middlings 18*; uet receipts 1324, gross
1343; sales 1200; stock 89,783.
Acouka, December 30.—Cotton quiet
sud steady—Middlings 18*; receipts 800;
safes 500. *
Louisville, December 30.—■
quiet but firm at 13@14. Flour firm ;
ily extra 86 50. Corn, small business,
55. Pork firm, $13 50. Bacon un
changed. Hams active, fancy sugar-
cured 13J@14. Lard quiet Whisky 91.
Cincinnati, December 30.—Flour dull
and drooping—family $(j 50@G 75. Corn
firm—57. Pork dull at the prices asked;
no demand; $13 50. Lard 8J@9b Ba
con demand light ; holders firm; shoulders
6j; sides 7l(j7|. Whisky declining—
90c. ^__
Special ]Votiooi>i.
Notice to Travelers Going West Via Memphis,
Terr.—The Proprietors of the."Commercial Hotel,
corner of Front and Jefferson streets, Memphis, r«
spectfully request the travelers from Georgia to put
up at their establishment. The Hotel Is most conve
niently situated, can accommodate over three hun
dred guesta, has a first class table and charges very
moderate, fl 50 per day.
deoOdSw [Signed] ALLEN BROS.
IMPORTANT SALE
AT AUCTION,
Qtmntnncnts.
DeGive’s Opera House.
THB TALENTED ARTISTE
SATIE PUTNAM,
ZUcoelleut Oompuny
From Cooley's Opera House, Chicago.
TW.t'H.I f, January 1st, 1874.
Will bo pro Rented, as a New Year’s treat.
The Great Uonaational Drama,
rosedale,
Tlio nino’» t»wi.
ADMISSION $1 00; Famllr Circle 50 cent.. No
extra charge for reserved scats.
Reserved seats for kale at Phillips k Crow's Book
store. dod9'8t
export* teOmteliriteiu 1380, Continent
250, cosstwise MS; rale* 0; stock 33,319.
Savannah, December 80. Ockton
strong, holder, firm, denu,nd*ctive;mid-
dlings 19J; receipt* 2-J01; export* to New
York, for order*, 3475; *ales 9200; stock
90,689.
iV’cra QUioetttecmcnis.
6, It*. .ifJ.J/f?, JncHonter.
Hall, next Tuesday, 14 nice small lots, with n
each end, near Third Baptist Church. This 1h an c:
ccllent opportuui'y for investment. Titles iudispi
table. Terms—One-half cash, balance In 3 and
months, with interest.
Moore Ac Moore,
n*vo Removed their
Water Mills Depot
From Peachtree to
PorsytU S't root,
Between the Capitol and the Railroad, where we
ipe to meet our old aud many new customers.
Coffee Hoaatod
AND
GROUND DAILYI
— AT —
THOMPSON & PETTIBONK’S.
On Whitehall, between Alabama and Hunter
Stroets, and at their Branoh Store,
corner Petore and Crew sfs.
w, in snoo
ont Coffee
i daily, foi
<MON-n
20 Kirkwood Lots!
A Subdivision of the
Clay PlantationAcres !
the Kirkwood Academy—South of Gen.
Gordon's, on Georgia Railroad.
TTTILL RE SOLD. AT AUCTION. ON THE
IT premises,
IfVdncmfay, January M, 1874.
For the Administrators of Jesse Clay, deceased.—
Sale absolute. No by-bidding.
SS. Special attention of Real Estxte Purchasers
called to the sale of this very deslrablo village prop
erty.
Great bargains may be expected. A train of eara
will leave Whitehall Crossing at 10K o'clock, a. m„
and return at 4K o'clock, i>. m„ convey(ug parties
to aud from tbeaalo. fro* of charge, Titlca perfect.
TERMS—One-thirl cash; biUi.ce In 6 and 11
months, with Interest.
Call aud get a plat of (h^propjrty
dec8l-H
To The Public !
WHITNEH cfc> OO
J. B
Bridsos,
,t six years, has been consUntly un-
Mr. jolm W. Pearoo
J.VO.C. UHITNERACO.
Flowering Plants, embracing rare
varieties; also, a choice assortment of Ktiropoan
Gooseberries, Raspberry, Currant, Btrawherry. Grape
Vines, Asparagus, aud an endless variety of Hants
and Vlnea, suitable tor gardeners and lover* of na
ture's choicest floral gems. 1 beg to Inform the oit-
Ueus of Atlanta, that I am Instructed by the Nursery
consignors of the above goods, to dote them out at
public auction, oo Wednesday moratng, the 3d day
of January, at the Kimball House Store, next door
to auction warehouse of Ueorge W. Adair, Esq. la
dies are especially invited to this sale. The above
consignments will be closed out to make large ahip-
uieato of Plauts, Flowers. Trees aud Heeds.
E. VAN GOIDT8NOVEN.
O. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer. d«c31 3t
Atlanta City Hospital.
A HE NEED OF A CITY HOSPITAL FOR ATLAN
TA has long been felt, but all efforts, heretofore, for
the establishment of such have failed, our people
being too poor to raise the money necessary for such
a purpose, and the depleted condition of the Slate
Treasury, such as to render successful legislation In
the matter, both impracticable and hopeless.
It is, therefore, proposed to
Aiipoul to nil Friends
benevolent s project,sud thus secure s nucleus
to encourage an Increase of the private donations
already promised, whioh will render the scheme
success; and while the erection of such an Institu
tion will be an euduring monument to the charity
and liberality of our citizens. It will bo lu keeping
with our onward march lu tho cause of civilisation
and progress.
For every Two Dollars subscribed an equal inter
est will be given the holder of Certificate thereof In
the distribution of
7(5,00 0 OO
Worth of Property—Nu«borl''g
1,300 AKTIOIjES
To-be Distributed by the Board of Commis-
ltueincsa Carfte.
•r. a., thro wxmi
Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Works,
P. O. Hox 400, ATLANTA, GA.
_aug2« flit*.
«. n. MUPOKSa
C ONTBAOTOIl FOB BBICK AND
Stone Work, of all cUsaea. plastering and
ornamental work, Stone Cutting, etc.
OHflta.Qs.. May 11.18T1. vi
H'.V. JJ.B KIE,
rainier and iirco^atnr,
O FFICE >bor. W. U. Iwk'., Whlklull .tral, r
lurn.Uiuu. to hi. uM pUrun. tor tonu*
* to Kuril
■8HI
i as all the shares
50,000 SIMA RES AT 82 OO
t?acA~$100,000.
The value of the separate interest, to which the
Holder of each Certificate will bo eutitlod, will be
determined by the Commissioners, who will an
the public tlio manner, the time anc!
place of the dintribution.
The following geutlcmon aro to aet as Commit'
sioners and will receive and take proper charge of
the mouey for the Hospital, will determine upon tho
plan and site for the same, to-wit:
L. II. OR3110, M. II.
•J. P. ALEXAN DEIt, 31. T>.
E H. RAY, M. I>.
AH friends to our benevolent object are requested
manager as much as possible in the ardn-
8cml lor Circtilur.
EI)W, WEEMAN, Manager.
HP. O- BOX 201.
Ofllrc Mo. 11 James’ Bank Block.
dec3l-lm
Oranges! Oranges!!
tJUET RECEIVED. TEN THOUSAND SELECTED
Oranges, fresh from tho Grovos of Florida.
to-at W. POWERS A SONS.
A Partner Wanted.
WANTED, A PABTNKB, WITH
A CASH CAPITAL OF 86,000,
To purchase a half Interest In a
First - Class Drug Store,
a a Southern city, now wen eatabllahed. s*»d doing
good bustnesa.
Address, with full name, "I. 8. C.," P. O. Box Me.
57:). Atlanta. Oa. dedldlw
Notice to Contractors!
ENLABOEMENT OF THE
AUGUSTA CANAL.
j'AtMk M , IA. lfiUi d.f i.l Juiunr ii-at, for
larging and lu-pro ring the said canal to the width of
one hundred and fifty feet, water eurflsce, and to a
depth of eleven feet. The length of the canal la
iveu miles.
The line la now ready for Inspection. The epect-
fl cations for tbe whole work and Uw plan# and
drawings of the mechanical structure* will be ready
for exhibition at the said office by the llth day of
December Inst.
Blank proposal* will be fnrniebed to bidder*, who
are requested to fill with prices ail the items therein,
hether there are or not approximate quantities
Iven In the ezhlbite at tbe Engineer's office.
The Board of Managers reserve the right to accept
not named among the approximato auai
hinted at the Engineer's office erfti not 6e a
iThe whole work la to be completed am
iuan titles
canvaased.
completed and brought
I eoiy parts of U with-
_onths from the 1st day of February, 1§TJ.
A guarantee from reaponntble parties, that the
bidder will immediately, upon not.flcaUon of the
acceptance of hi* bid. execute, with the Board of
Managers, a contract for constructing *11 or «on>e
aaerilc part o# the work bid for within tho Blow
above mentioned, and that he (the bidd-r) shall for-
Utah satisfactory sureties that tie will fatthfally per
form the earns, must accompany each bid.
Monthly sedu atee of the work performed will be
made, and refa/ir* prices paid (or tho same, leaa 16
** • ■ * opoaala "To the President of tbs Board
_ of tbe Augusta Canal. No. 6 old l*o*t-
uflice Range, McIntosh street, Augusta, G*.
By order of the Board of Managers.
MIDDLETON & BRO.,
C«iip«r Smith,, Sheet ires Worker*
aud Bran* Moulder*.
W l *n> pr<l»n4 to «o to. *bora Wort Id • rap*-
rlor nuuiHT. Hkop Met *ko. *> buu OIXo.,
nroad street 4 -
Atlanta Collecting Agency,
OFF IOEi,
Up HtalrH, Dodd*fl Corner,
WHITEHALL STREET.
Rents, wages, and aooodsts collected
on Bhort notioe.
Books Posted on Reasonable Terms. AU order
promptly attended to.
P. 0. Box 313 J. H. OAVAN k 00.
UPIIOtSTEBINO,
Paper Hanging
AND
FURNITURE REPAIRING
QLD CH.UBS CANED AND NO CHABOB FOB
REVARNIHHING. Lounge* Repaired, and Carpets
Laid.
<5. R. BROWN,
No. 2 DoQlros’ Opera House,
uov16-U Marietta street
THE ATLANTA SUN
DAILY and WEEKLY
‘A Live Paper pm Lift 1——
ALEXANDER H. 8TEPHEM, Political Editor,
A. B. WATSON, News Editor.
J. HENLY SMITH, General Editor and Baslni
principles, and a defender of Liberty—adb
the time-honored landmarks of true Democratio
faith. We look upon the saooaaa of the party to the
coining struggle am a permanent object ot itotr.otio
desire. To this end wa shall labor zealously, look-
lng coufidently to the hearty co-operation of every
Democrat In the Union. In one grand united effort
to win a glorious triumph ever BadtcalUra and Cen
tralism.
Liberty and gooJ Govarnmgpt t
oontlnsnt. For this suooaas wa ahaU JMtog id the
ranks of the mighty Democratic hosts, who *4111
love Liberty and equal rights. r
art at interests of Georgto wUl ha fostered,
shall give a correct report of the proceeding* «R
Legislature, aud publish the, Deetatona of pm
Supreme Court, with all pews of interest connected
with the State Government. uSuV. j.j a
Mr. Btephena la thoroughly enlisted in this great
work and contribute* to tC columds d Tntok
j, 6wlt smith.
Manager,
tiling. Os
McDaniel & hooper.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Durnlng Otis, Lamps, Lamp Goods,
COOK’S VAPORINE BURNERS, FRUIT8,
Vegetables,Fancy aad Family Groceries
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS
Peters. Atlanta, Ga.
Chapel Hill High School,
Chapel Hill, Douglas Co., tia.
F. M. DUNCaN, a. B., Principal.
T HE EXERCI8KB OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
BEGIN JANUARY S, 1872.
DEPARTMENT
smatlcs, Ancient I —
ing and Book-keeping,
Tuition per month $1 60 to $3
Board per month 8 00 to 10 00
For particulars or circulars, address
MILES EDWARDS, Sec. Board Trustees,
decl3wlt Chapel Hill, Ga.
Principal Office 101 W. Firth Street
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the country 1
$00,000 00!
MAT PA Mj PARLE GIFTS!
To bo distributed in
D. SINE’S
163bd REGULAR MONTHLY
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
To be drawn Monday, Feb. 12th, 1872.
TWO ORAND CAPITALS OF
85,000 Each in Greenback* I
Two Prizes #1,0005 ,
five Prizes *500 ■ J Greenback* I
Ten Prlxcs <1100 j 1
One Horae and Buggy, with Silver mounted harness,
worth 9®00. One fine-toned Rosewood Piano,
worth 9600. Tan Family Sewing Machines,
worth 9100 each I Five Heavy Cased
Gold Hunting Watches aud Heavy
Gold Chains, worth 9300 each I
Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth 9126
e*ch.f Ten Ladies’ GoM Hunting Watches,
worth 9100 each I 800 Gold and Silver
Lever Hunting Watches (In all,)
worth from 910 to 9300 each-
Ladies’ Gold Leontine Chains, Gent's Gold Vast
Chains, Solid anil Double Plated Silver Table
and Teaspoona, Photograph Albums,
Jewelry, ho-, Ac., Ac.
It’hole jrumber of GUI* 0,000/
Ticket* UmUed to 00,0001
AOF.NT8 WANTED TO BELL TICKET*,
To whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets 91 ; Six Tickets 93 ; Twelve Tickets
910 ; Twenty-five Tickets 920.
Circulars containing a foil list of prises, a descrip-
ou of tho manner of drawing, and other informa-
on in reforenco to the Distribution, will be sent to
>y one ordering them. All letter* must l;e addreee-
I to L* D. SINE, Box SA,
Urncu, Cincinnati, O.
101 W. 5th Ht.
dec24-eodtl2feb
WANTED!
10,000 MINK sms l
the following prloas: Good
1 AM uow paying
C*«?d Mink Skii
93; Co >n and Fox, 10
■unf, 6 to 10 cents; Beaver, 26 to 76 cents per
high a price for Southern Fur* as any
9* each; Otter, 91 to
and Fox, 10 to 26 cento; Muskrat and Opos
1 pay the I
I do tnia to save expense of traveling to hut
I was for twelve years proprietor ot the Atlanta
Fur Company, and In that time received hundreds
omAdu
_. _ JHiSi
entrusted the settlement to another party.
Hoping my past will be a guarantee for the future. x wilAAh r • ' .n
solicit toe privilege to purchase your Fun. . J Bww * •** tumsm warn
The Emporium, North Railroad street, Opelika,
BERTRAND ZAOHRY,
•I* PmkmimWutim
a BAHaAxsri
fpUK undersigned offers for sale, to the grawtog
town ot Opelika, a No. 1 established Family Qroeery
aad Provtaiou store, (the beet stud In town) nD
newly slocked, and having attached a fine
rant, all doing a fine cash busineaa.
The proprietor ratine on aoeoeat of bad health,
orma aro cash.
This is U»-: beet inrostnumt in toe State.
Address: JOHN KING, Sr..
decl7-eodhw2w Box 66, Opelika, Ala.
Five
TEllMHi Ot- SCBaClMF-l'MM>
Dntty—•Ingle Copy t
Twelve Months...,f«0 001 Three Months*.....* fin
Itx Months 6 991 On* Month., 1 90
Clabo for Pally—For Assam i
Three Ooptoo 27 001 light Capteo M 00
Four 99 00 TOn •• ■ 00
Five « 001 Single paper 6
Weekly—Fer A a mam 4
‘.SSL::::::: \ &,
Copies 9 90 nity Copies .99 SO
Oaa Hundred Copies. .If# 00
Weekly for llx Hoatlts t
Single Copy 1 00 I Twenty Copies. IS Oo
Three Copteo 2 60 | Fifty Oopiee. .64 (to
Five Copies 4 00 I On# Hundred Copfeafe 00
Tho Copies T 301 Wnffle paper 6 cto
No flubacriptions to to* WEEKLY, reoelvod for a
shorter period than six months.
r In advanoe;
ir books when
QLUMl
Name* for CLUBS must all be Mat at the sense
time, and take to* paper for the aame length of time,
and all be at the s
HOW TO 1IEIT EOIET,
W* win be responsible for the safe wrlTdjd al
money sent us by Money Order, by Registered Let
tor, by Express, or by Draft, bnt not otherwise. I
money sent In an unregistered letter la tost, U mas
be to* loss of the parson sanding it
No paper will he sent from too afoot Mil It is paid
for. and names will always be erased whan to* time
paid for expires.
tar Foreoss sanding money by Express most pro
pay charges.
To Correspondents.
Mr. Stephens will remain in Orawfordvffle. Bis
connection with Tax Son will not change his resi
dence. All letters intended for him, either oa pri
vate matters or oonnaotod with tbs PoGtteal De
partment of this paper, should be addressed to him
at UrawfordriUe, Georgia.
an letters on business of any kind, f n orT~tsd with
The Son, exoept its Political Deportment, should bo
addresood to J. Hanly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
flotel (Directors.
g AS SEE N H O USE,
(Formerly United 8
LANTA.GA.
H R. BA HATTON, Af«nt, Proprietor.
GEO. W. 8A88EEN, Clark.
TERMS—Transient BoarforA pm day 92 00
Single Meal, or Lodging 90 oents.
oot 9-dlm.
BARNESVILLE HOTEL,
J. B. CAMP, ■ Proprietor.
(NEAR DEPOT.)
BOABD $3 PER D4Y.
REYNOLD’S HOTEL.
19EW NAN - - - GEORGIA.
(FORMERLY McDOWELL BOUSE.]
Ante Bell win Rntes MOtPKEDtY.
KENNESAW HOUSE*
MAHIETTA, - - GEORGIA,
9 hour's rule from Atlanta.
FLETCHER A FREYEB.
Proprietors.
Rankin House,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
J. VV. RYAN, Proprietor.
ocUl-tf FRANK GOLDEN. Qterk.
BROWN’S HOTEL,
MACON, OEOROIA.
rr\HIS SPLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL 13 TBE
L largest and best Hotel In toe City. It I* situa
ted Immediately opposite the General Pssssnger
Depot, and for comfort. Elegance, Eoonomy and at
tention of Its Employees and attaches it offers great
or Inducement* to the traveling public, than any oth
er house in too Southern States.
novS-tf W. F* BROWN A 00.
M6 EITADLIffHED. lffffft
STUART RAILROAD HOTJU^
Opposite Depot-VALDOSTA, GA.
T his hotel n convenient to BUsnras.
piuaeantl) kuatti, attentive sarvaata, and
charge* moderate. O. T, STUART,
LITCHFIELD HOUSE,
f T7A1
1 1
AO WQRTH, GEORGIA.
BLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE
beat th* market affords.
E. L. LITOHFIED,
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL
MACON, 9IONGIA.
(Nearly opposite Urn Passenger Depot.)
Only On© Mlnutak Walk.
THOMAS H. H4 Bilk Proprtetor.
C. J. MACLELLAN. Bupt aafot
MARSHALL HOUSE,
MMMKff, M.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Day Board. 00.00.
*OTl0tf .
Planter’s Hotel,
FOOT V ALLOT, OA.
9O1K0
i . $2.00 Per
T. w. H. MDKrxx, TnfA
m. DM*OM W r*rd* Oob B^lrad. GOV
HATS' :
Dimmer, oa. 11 **’
my wife, Klixabeth Brawn, oa my eeeewwt; es FUrlll
oot Ay any debt contracted by bar.
■ rtMhfoWN
$7(5.00 IlewArd.
nigMaf foatMh instant ¥
a little under medium else, about sight yaw foi, la ’
&£& waffAtMtamiSE:
tra
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