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THE PAILY SUN. Publish Hi l>j, the At,l4ula Hiui Publish Ulg UnqiAiij. iciatiilu' II. |U|iheiU| lit alX Smith, | Proprietors. Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor. A. It, Wattou, - • - • News Ktittar. J. lien!) smith, General Editor and Dtwl- lies# Mnnwer, Agent* for The San, Thoslak N. Hopkins, Thomatville. Ge. JiMU Allen Smith, Knoxville, Teuu. Dave Bell, Athens, lie. J. L. Wwi.Hf, Woodstock. Gs. . J. U. CALDWELL, Thomsou. Gs. U. C. riAIIILTOM, 1>Alton, tis. W. 0. Davis, Jr.. Lstoutou, Gs. Tappa*. Mart A Co., Whit* Plains. Orem Co., Os 4. L. Smith, Chattanooga, Teuu. !. 1'auham, LaUrauge, Os, THE SUNr VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1872. NO. 504. TELEGRAPH NEW j with the actual accumulated and tangible ^ wealth of the city of New York, any Ha lly the Now Yark Associated Pick*. John 8. Brown, Elberton.Gs. Terms of Bubaorlptlon * X>A.IXaVi Single Copy top Auuniy., ,4 ^ y*-*'-* rn-. _ a0 (per mouth) i uo CLUB8 FOB TUB DAILY. 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Leaves ChstUnoogs 5:20 p n Arrives a» Atlanta l.ao a n Arrives st Atlanta - accommodation tiiaih—inward. Loaves Dalton 1 "* * m Arpi vi-s »t Atlanta a m ' hi aauMttu. iaUqustai Buuoiib (.Vo Day fYtfs tn Sunday.) Night Passenger Twin afrlvsy.,.,.#^5 a. m Night Passenger Traiu leaves 5:15 p. m a»jSsaaRCr.:r.::.-';:;4lSSS Stone Men Blais Accommodation arrives.,. 8:06 a. m Stone MouuUin Accommodation leaves. ..AJ4 p. m Macon and western railboad. On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains will run as follows: Day Passenger traiu leaves 2:00 a, m Leaves Macon m Day Paeeenger Train arrives 1:*« P- m ''Arrives at Macon..., It I 1 ??*' m Night Passenger Train leaves 1:10 p. m leaves Macou V- 1,1 Night Passenger Trainarrive* 10:50 p. m Arrives exttwfop......... 0:10p. m ATLANTA AND WEST POINL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives.. 7:1ft a Night Passenger Train leaves... D*y Passenger Train arrives — Day Passenger Train leaves 6:45 a. m ATLANTA AND MQUMOKD Aja-LINM BAGHDAD. Leave Gainesville ® ^ J*. Arrive at AtlanU • 10 A. M. Leave AtlanU 3 I. M. Arrive at Gainesville.^ ®:12 P. M. Mem phi* and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Arbus, Agent. Atlanta. Ga. TIME TAELS OP THE MEMPHIS AND UMAALUKLO* M. B. * OOINU WEST iooga Morning Express leaves Chaltanc Arrives in Memphis, same day Mail Irain leaves Chattanooga Arrives in Memphis, next day coming east: Morning Express leaves Memphis Arrives in Chattanooga, .... 6:30AM ....10.15 PM .... 8:0fl*M ....lijiZ PM ...,10:20 AM morning.... 5:00 a M Mail Train loaves Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives In ChstUnoogs, next day 500 P M Atlantic and Gulf UaUioart. TilROM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville oQuiucy, Florida: 10:16 P. M P. M P. M Arrive at Albany daily Arrive at Jacksonville daily Arrive at Tallahasaeo daily (Snndayi cepteil U.35 P. M Leavo Tallahassee daily (Snndsy# excop. ted) ...V .10:50 A. M Legvo Jacksonville daily.......M iNtave Albany dally 3;00*P. M Civs at Savannah daily 6:25 A. M ang7 . _ 8HLMA, ROMS AND DALTON R. R. TRAINS )>AO.», HUNDAIK IJEt-EDED. Leave Selma « n a. 3.15 J*. M. Arrive at Home 6:41 r- M., 1:45 a. m* Arrive at Dalton. 7 :4<» U H4 3:50 a. m. Leave Dalton 7:60 a. m.. 8:20 P. u. Leave Koine U:37 A. M H 10:46 V. M. Arrive at Selma H:I« p. m., fl:44 a. M. . Sacra * AuRiihla KhIIiokU. DAT PAWKNOEB TRAIN V ILT, SUNDAYS EXPECTED. Leave AngusU at 12 oo M. a«HSfedl , .:::aa::-."2su:- j 81S Arrive at AngusU at I **• M Wttfem Railroad wf Alabama. Leave Helms 4.AO A M Leave Writ POfnt. 12 AO P M Arrive at Montgomery... . 6.UFP M Leave Columbus i 11:40 A M Arrive el Columbus 12*0 P M Atlanta and half iUMraad. KIPAUMPASSENUEU: Leave 8svaanaA. Dally at :14ft l» trrive at JttUnp.. •. ,Y 1 * 6:45 P arrive at llalohridgc Arrive at Albany Arrive at Uve Oak Arrive at JackeonvUU.... Lsave Jacksonville...,,,, Leave Live Loave Albany 12ft A “ 25 A M 2.00 A M 6 45 A M 8:30 P M Arrive at Tells ha«*«e Arrive st Jacksonville Leave Jacksonville 1141 A M UN. .an Arrive st Jessup, Hundsys exceptod. Arrive at Albany *• 7 .35 PM J .0D P M 6:25 P M « P M h :v» a m Loave Tallahassee •• »«» A M hear* Lire Oak « 1 JU'P H IiSASS AthaUB 7:50 A M Leave Jeelup 10 45 P M Antes at gasannah. Muniltn uuxpkd. at 2 :f5 A M n n Leave Macon, Sundays - __ _ _ . Leave Jessup. Mondays excepted, st 4:45 A M j AtiDtlin. Arrive stHavsansh, Mondays excepted, at 7:45 * " Close sooBectlon at Macuu ' " atnl Western lUilroa-l trains 6OUTH CAROLINA. Awry, 9Mr of tbs Uefradaata, Abaroiuls -Lively Protcedlaga iu the Ks-Klui . Coart-Kiasnripatlou Day. Cglvmbia, January 1.—At the opasnuig of tha Ka~Klux Court, Avery, defeadaut, was fonud abseuU Tlie prpseculiou pro ceeded with /ftitotUiVKt «iid cidied <1/tril lion to AveryY nbsvui-e. Wilson, |of the COUU80I foy the defeuse, spid Avery had gono to York eouuty to visit his family, aDd he understood would return on the next train. Judge Bond demanded to know of MoMsstef, of the defendants connse*, where Avery was. MtMiusfor hoped the Courb would esouso him freon answering the questiou. Judge Bond ordered McMaater to sliow caune why life name should not be stricken from the roll of attorneys. The Court signed an order for the for feiture of Avery’s bail, end iseued a writ fit scire facie*, returnable Wednesday. District Attorney Corbin asked him to consider whether the cas-i should go to the jury in Avery’s absence. The Court adjourned till to morrow. Avery’s bondsmen are J. T. Lowry, of York county—amount 83,000. The general impression is that Avery has absconded—believing his conviction is inevitable. Charleston, January 1.—Emancipa tion Day was generally observed by the colored population—the procession in cluding a troop of the Cavalry Regiment Infantry, and a large number of civil and political societies—all colored—paraded the streets. The oration and speeches were delivered, and salutes tired. The celebration was marked by perfect order throughout. ‘ • Columbia, January 2.—In the United States Court this moruing, the trial of Dr. Avery was coutiuued. After argu ments from the opposing counsel, the jury found a verdict of guilty. No mo tion for a judgment was made. Four prisoners from Spartanburg county pleaded guilty and were remand ed for sentence. KENTUCKY. A Chnrth Buriivd. Louisville, January 2.—The Church of the Messiah, recently erected at a cost of $70,000, has been burned. 4-A-4 OH1U. Oj-gBMlzallun of the Gcntrul A*»eiubly. Columbus, January 2.—The Senate has organized, with ltepublican oiheers elected by the vote of the Lieutenant Governor. The House has organized with Republican officers. The Senate adopted a resolution asking Congress to adopt Sumner’8 one term amendment by a vote of 10 to 15. fr-O-4 NEW YORK. Thu Old Hoard of Aldermen Impeach aad Dissolve—Connolley Out of Jail— Jim Msec Clxallcnscs the World In General and Ned O’HaldwIn i*artlc» ulftr— Kb-KIbx Outrage. New York, January 2.—The old Board of Alderuhiii, alter passing a resolution impeaching Mayor Hull, was dissolved by order of the Court. Mayor Hull quali fied the new Board, which proceeded to business, Mayor Hall presiding. James Mace challenges the woild, giv ing preference to O’Boldain, to fight for $20,000. A fog yesterday suspended the ferries. Connolly’s bail has qualified, aud he is 1 cleaned. A bitter content is progressing at Al bany over the Speakership. The new Board of Aldermen is iu full possession, and the impeachment of Hull, by the old Board, is a nullity. Some of, the members of the old Board oltempted to take possession of the room of the City Hall, but were driven off by the police after a short “ skriminage.” bility on account of indebtedness w hich this city has yet incurred, or is ^prospec tively likely to incur, in very insignifi cant, and with reasonable, honest, effi cient and economical government, such a public opinion and Legislative authori ty, guided by recent experiences, seem certain to compel. There can be no good reason why the interest bearing debt ob ligations of the city should not be re garded as the most desirable of invest ments. * . —« Washington. A New Ruiiliu MlnU«er-A Cabinet Britalon—Grant anil Akrrman Talk RKu-Klax—Debt Statement for Dec*m< Washington, Jauuary 2.—Valerian Scherckoff has assumed charge of the Russian Legation. There was a long Cabinet session to day, after which the President and Aker man had a consultation—it is supposed over Ku-Klux matters. The debt statement for December shows a decrease of over $4,500,000; ooin iu the Treusury, $111,500,000; currency, $15,750,000. ITALY. Kmmnmuel leadi am Embiuador to the Pope. Rome, January 2.—The king sent special embassador to the Vatican,* on New Year’s, with congratulations to the Pope. Antonelli received the embassa dor and informed him that the Pope was indisposed and unable to receive visitors. SPAIN Another Job for the Cabinet-Jf alter*, Madrid, January I.—These is again a Ministerial crisis in consequence ot the appointments of Benor Terris Mara to succeed Senor Crespo, os second in com mand in Cnba, and of Gen. Marais, as successor to the officer in the military direction of the eastern portion of that island. Later—The rumors of a Ministerial crisis arc denied. No confirmation given of the recall of Minister Roberts from Washington; but should it prove true, there is little doubt that Admiral Palo would be his successor. FRANCE. A French Victory. Paris, January 2.—The French have won a brilliant victory in Oran. Two rebel chieftains and one hundred and horsemen were killed. ENGLAND. Tlie case of Allen versus Fisk and Gould has been compromised. Albany, January 2.—-The Republican caucus has nominated Smith for Speaker, which is a Custom House victory. Rochester, January 2.—There is great excitement over an outrage committed a whitc r gfrl by a negro named How ard. This morning a mob of 400 or 500 people went to tlie jail, and attempted to break in and kill tho priiouer, but they were failed by the Sheriff aud the police. The military is now assembling fur the protection of the jail. Rochester, January 2.— Later.—Tho excitement over tho outrage has not abated. There are now immense crowds about tlie jail, and they are frantic over a report that the little girl had died of her injuries. ' The evening pupsw are out with the evidence against Howard. It is conclusive, aud leaves no doubt that lie is the man who committed tho dread ful outrage. The police are at tho jail, and the military are assembling at the arsenal. Attacks are made by roughs, and others, upon unoffending negroes who appear in the streets. It is feared that there will be an outbreak to-night, {file ShanIV and his aids staud firm, uml arc determined to uphold the laws. AAnyOa January 2. -Both Hoo8'*h ive organized, electing the Bopubliain eaueua nominees. lloftunn’s message is long. Alluding t^ the July riots, ho wants the law to se- cure equal rights, whatever the creed. The ^-ga to in should he tladed by the people, He reoommends a new ohartcr for tlie city of New York, aomewhat sim ilar iotbil proposed by the CJhnniittoo ofi&ventv. Ho makes no nAlfueon to National affairs. Tweed did not claim his seat to-day. Albany, January 2.—The Governor sent to the Legislature to-day a special message on the fiuanoiul condition of New York city, in which he says, in view of recent events, he addressed a letter to Hun. David A. Wells, requesting him to OVistlgato and report to him on the snb- ject./ Wells reports the net funded debt of tho aity to bo $07,224,716; floating or temporary debt, $94,623,867. The pres ent total liabilities do not exceed 10U,- 000,000. The valuation ot property, Au gust, 1871, was $242,984,490. Tho real catata valuation jol the city for 1871 was retorned at $769,306,110, and yet this docs not represent more than 40 percent, of such property. A true valuation would not be less than $2,000,000,000, on which the present debt, as above estimated, vi#: $100,000,000, would be equivalent to a The Srlitnrk Goei] to Sec Sherman. London, January 3.—The American M nietcrhas gone to France where he will meet General Sherman. PENNSYLVANIA Haiibibbt iio, January 2.—The Legis lature convened to-day. MARYLAND. The Great American Borgia—The Wild Hunt Alter Antimony Continued—'*" Cftciui«(» Disagree—Tangling Ted Annapolis, January 1.—Prof. Gunth stated au impossibility when he said he got tartar emetic when treating sulphide of antimony precipitate with potash. If he had obtained what he sniu he did, it would have proved that no tartar emetic was there. The evidence is incompre- sively technical, but positive in its con tradictions of the results obtained by the prosecution. Dr. Jno. J. Rose, occupy ing the Chair of Medical Jurisprudence and Texicology in the University of Pennsylvania, testified that Aikens’ tes timony does not, to witness’ mind, es tablish the presence of antimony in Kctchmn’s stomach, or in the tumbler. Some very important tests were omitted. Borne tests applied failed. In the tests most relied upon there were sources of fallacy, which rendered them uncertain and unoonclusive. Toney's tests also were insufficient to establish the presence of antimony. Annapolls, January 2.—Dr. Roesc tes tifies that, viewing the case exclusively from the symptoms of post mortem, ns testified to, the witness is of the opinion that Ketchum’s death may be fairly at tributable to natural cause—that is, to a disease. T E L EGR AMS Richmond, January 2. — Governor Walker has vetoed the joint resolution of the Legislature fmapending tho fund ing r>t the funding of the State debt. This, however, will probably amount to nothing, os iu the House the resolution was adopted by over a three-fourths vote, aud in the Senate by a two-tliirds vote. San Francisco, January 1.—Judge Lake pleaded guilty of assault on Mr. Young, of the Chronicle, with a pistol; fined $300. Two reputable young men disappeared from Sacramento. Supposed to have been murdered. Several days Los tern mail arrived to day. A man, his wife aud two children were murdered near Tucson, supposed to have been dauo by outlaws. Tho snow storm in California, Oregon, and Nevada is unabated. Raining in cessantly. Mails, telegraph and travel are interrupted northward. Iudian war in Arizona apprehended. Rome, January 1.—Victor Emanuel was received to-day iu the Quirinal Monroe, La., Jau. 1.—Sixty houses, including the wealthiest portion of tho city, were burned to-day. Among the buildings destroyed are the Union Churches' Mission House aud the Central House. Loss over $600,000. Chicago, Jauuary 1.—Alexis and a hooting party are to meet in Omaha on tho 10th of January. If the snow is too deep for sport, the party is to proceed to San Francisco. Madrid, January 1.—Another ministe rial crisis is over—minor appointments in Cuba. Omaha, January 1,—The Pacific rail road is still blocked op. Eight feet of snow in cuts, which have bean shovelled tw iec. [Note—A Southern road Isnccif. od badly. COMMERCIAL. cured I5(a 10. Bulk meats—shoulders 6j; clear rib sides 7 j; clear aides 8. Lard—Tierce 10J(511; 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 4} to 5| per pound; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, 4 to 4f per pound; green Georgia apples $3 60 to $4 00 per bbl* Butter—Tennessee and country hot ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 31. Leather—Hemlock 26 to 30; Oak 40 to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; npper leather 42 to 60; Calf skins $25 to $00 per dozen; American calf skins $25 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to 7l; green salt 8| to 81; dry hides 15 to 10. Onions— $3 50@5 00 per barrel. ToBAOOf Low grades 55@5Gc ; com mon, 58@65 ; g^od, 75090 ; fine, $1@ $1 25 ; choice brands, $1 25@1 50. Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoo iron 7c; Oity Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c. Mackerel—Half bbls. No. 1 $8.50; No. 2 $7; No. 3 $6. Kits, No. 1 $1 85; No. 2 $160; No. 3 $140. Cheese—17c. I Grain.—Corn, 90. Oats, mixed 68; black 70; yellow 70. Sugar—A, 14; extra 0, 13f; crushed, powdered and granulated, 15; Dem- erara 12}@13}; fair to choice brown, 11012*. Fair anpply; market steady. Coffee—Bio, 28@25; Java, 34; Ln- gnira, 30. Molasses—By barrel, 36; by hogs head, 32; New Orleaua choice, 65, prime 63. Salt—Liverpool 2:15; Yirgiuia 2. Rice 9®?J. Floub—Superfine, in barrels, $7 25@ 37 50, sacks higher ; extra $8 00 ; family S3 50(ni9 00; extra family $9 25(ni 9 50; fancy *10^811. COTTON GOODS. 8 oz Osnaburgs, 16; 6 oz, 121. 4-4 Sheeting, 121. 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-3 Shirting, 10); Shilling, 81. Yarns, all numbers, 31 40. Cotton rope, 28. All domestics in good demand. £)omc Jlijontnnte Companp. Oolumtoua, O., Doo. OO, 1871. W. C. U. DAXKH, Hocret.ry. _Th« HOME OF OHIO, Is . Arat-clM. Colus.nr, .Oil u .at-U, ' iin- a* iniifJj a* 610,000— but uo Provides Against Loss by Fire or Lightning! tj* Hound lufluixuce. Hviwt Riakii. Adea ll *t«> IUtoa. ja&3> If cm TtbucrUicmcnts. OaU and Settle. All peusoss indluted to w. n. loves OO., will ptau* rail in and actlie at tlioy with to WUiwhBll * treat. cloaa tUeir Book a for 1871. JauH.Gt AT auction: Mortgage of 5 per cent. ... , _ _ . _ „ , increase of tho valuation ol prop- Office Dailt Sou, Jan. 2. 1871. erty of the city for ae.seaanieut purposes Cotton—Market closed firm on stree between 1800 and 1870 was 82l per cent. 17|@1S; in store at 18. Receipt* 50 w in r ji | The present increase in the value of real I. ^ u u estate is estimated at 5 per cent i>er: ’ ... v V 1 annum, | Provisions — Bacon— shouluers 8}; incited.at 7*3 A x| The report concludes by saying, "it clear rib sides 8f; clear sides , to < ;nd W f*umA*inMa C,ln I therefore, evident that, m comparison I 9 ; hams, plain 1210^14 ; sugar BY TELEGRAPH. New Yobk, January 2.—Cotton strong; sales 195; uplands 20i; Orleans 20J. Flour a shade firmer—common to fair extra 86 60(0,7 35; good to choice 87 400( 9 25. Whisky 93. Wheat l(a 2 higher—winter red western 81 bl(aj\ 59. Com in good demand, lc higher—old 791 @80. Bice quiet, 8j@8l. Fork, old 813 25@13 371; new 814 50. Beef quiet. Lard, kettle 9j. Turpentine 67@671. Rosin un changed. Tallow firm, 9@9l. Freights dull and heavy. Cotton on Bteam 1; clos ing loans among stockbrokers 1 per diem. Prime discounts 10;o 10. Exchange quiet, 9l@9l. Gold 91@9l. Governments steady—62s 81 101. Southern State se curities firmer in new South . Carolines and quiet in all other bonds—Tcnn. 03j, new 631; Va. 031, new 55; La. GO, new 50; levee 0s 61, 8s 72; Ala. 8s 93, 5s 62; Ga. Gs 70; N. C. 32, new 14; 8. C. 49, new 2G. Five-twenties of January and July are now selling less. The January coupon of *81, ex-interest, 81 15; Bixty-fours 81 10}; sixty-fives, ex-interest, 81 Ilf; new, ex-interost, 31 12}; sixty-sevens, ex-interest, 81 13; ten-forties 8l 10. New Orleans, January 2.—Flour—su perfine $7 25; double 87 50; treble 88 00 @8 25. Corn lower, 74(,(i75. Oats 60. Bran dull and lower, 3l GO. Hay—prime 30; choice 32. An arrival of u cargo of hay from Nova Sootia causes a reduction. Pork dnll, held at 814 50. Bacon'dull— shoulders and clear rib 8; clear 8@8j. Lard firm—tierce 9}@9f; keg 10@i0j. Sugar—inferior 6@S|; fair to fully fair 7(@81; prime 9}. Savannah, Jauuary 2.—-Cotton strong; middlings 19}; low middlings 18l@18f- net receipts 2000; sales 1100; stock 83 ’ 409. CHAnLEOTON, January 2.—Cotton firm; middlings 19; net receipts 578; sales 500 stock 3384. Galveston, January 2.—Cotton strong —good ordinary 17|; net receipts 470; sales 1000; stock 47,818. Augusta, January 9.—Cotton strong— middlings 19; receipts 650; sales 800. Norfolk, January 2.—Cotton quiet- low middlings 18); not receipts 2788; ex- porta coastwise 2005; stock 6450. BAUmtoRit. Jannary 2.—Flour in fair demand. Wheat unchanged. Corn, white, C7@70; yellow 68@70. Oats 53 @64. Pork firm st 815; bacon qniet; shoulders 7f. Lard 10. Wliisky nomi nal at 96. Liverpool, January 2, Evening.—Col ton closed quiet—uplands 9]fa 10; Or leans 10}. Manchester advices less fa vorable; cause, dullness. Louisville, January 2.—Provisions firm on orders. Whisky quiet and un changed. Cincinnati, January 2.—Pork dull and drooping—813 50. X.ard nominally 8f@ 9}. Bacon dull aud unchanged—clear aides 7j@8. Whisky steady—90. St. Louis, January 2.—Whisky un changed. Pork firm—813 25. Bacon- clear sides 7f. MARRIED, In Oriflln, at the residenco of Mr. J. Boyd, on the morning of the 2let December, by the Bev. J. Neil, of the Presbyterian Cburoh, Mr. A. A. DeLapbr- BiKRK, of Atlanta, to Mina Maouib ll. Sampler, of Meriwether county. THE HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK HOUSE, Ou Pryor Street. I WILL BELL A1 AUCTION, ON THE PREMI ERS, Friday, January 6, at U O’clock, P. M., Tin feeto Stable, having » depth of 185 feet. This lot Hee in the rear of the American Hotel, and la a good loca tion for a bumncNM house. Hale positive. Titles per fect. Terms—One-half rash, balance three and six mouths, with Interest. O. C. HAMMOCK. Real Estate Agent, janll 3t James' Bank Block, Whitehall street For Rent. DWELLING HOUSE. u(‘.r Junction of Air Lln» I Atlanta Oity Hospital Til* NEED OF A CITY HOSPITAL FOE ATLAE- TA has long heoo felt, bat all efforts, heretofore, for the establishment of such have fklled, our people being too poor to raise the money necessary for such a purpose, and the depleted condition of the State Treasury, such as to render successful legislation In the matter, both Impracticable aud hopeless. It is, therefore, proposed to A.]>i>cul to all Frlonda of so benevolent s project,and thus secure a nucleus to enoourago an increase of the private donations alresJy promised, which wJU render the scheme a success; and while the erection of such an Institu tion will bo au enduring monnment to the charity and liberality of our citUens, it will be in keeping with our onward march iu the cause of civilisation A DWELLING HOUSE, near o. «« , . and Georgia Railroads, with three rooms, lull. aud good cellar. Lot well enclosed. On the promi- wash house, stables, good garden, fruit troos, c. Apply, ueer tbo premises, to jau8-dc W. T. GUNBY. Special Noticcu. Notii'K -ro Tratrlebn Going West Via Mkmi’IIDi, Tam*.—The Proprietors of tbo "Commercial Hotel,’ corner of Front and Jefferson streets, Memphis, re, spectfully request the travelers from Georgia to put op at their establishment. The Hotel is most conve niently situated, can accommodate over three him dred guests, has a first class table and charges wry moderate, f i 60 per day. decOdJw (Signed) ALLEN BltOtf. ’Amnatmtnis. DeGive’s Opera House. THK TALKJITKD AltTMTE KATIE PUTNAM, Bxoellent Oompany From Open Hones, Chicago. January ;kl, 1H72. Will be produced, WON A.V ZjAST. KATIE, as .Constance Worhurton To Couctudn With tbo Islttle Robot. LADKA, (the Little Rebel] with song Katie putnam ADMISSION |1 00. FamUy Circle 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved scat*. Reserved seats f ir ea!e at Phillips k Crew's Hook- DANCING. JJROPiWSOli yiCBOLH BEtiPBCTWVLLY AN- 4th, 187'J, for nsw beginners and advanced pupils. Days of Tuition—Thu reday Aftoru»»ou, at U 1 ,' P. M.. and Saturday Morning, at 10 A. M., for Misses aud Masters. On Thursday and Friday at 8 P. M., for Gents. Friday at 4 P. M. Friday at 8 P. Hall to Rent for Parties, Lectures, or First-class ply to Professor Nichols, at the Hall, or PhlUlps * '•-uw’a Bookstore. deed-Lit j\. notion Sale. . N Extensive Collection of Hooks. Stationery and L Eauoy Goods, to bn sold at suction, Thin fcvon- j, commencing at 7 o’clock, at storo No. 17, Mari etta street, Udd Fellows' Hall. C. B. EDWARDS k OO. J. W. CHAPMAN, Auctioneer. Jan3-Ct G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r. I WILL SELL, THURSDAY 4th instant, at 12 o'cl X'k, ou the premisos, a uoat S Hoorn Cottage, Wbll hull-lied I For every Two Dollars subscribed an equal inter est will be given the holder of Certificate thereof in thn distribution of #75,000 OO Worth of Property—Numbering 1,000 ARTIOT .BW To be Distributed by the Board of Commis- i as all the shares 50,000 SllJtHES T 82 OO ElocA—$100,000. Tho value of the ■eparato lnteroat. to which the Nroiton'anM'winu^atieotL^oifaqMUttfnh i Dul ‘ , « <* “ fh Certmcat. .Ill be anUUal, .IU he IjahaJcd lot, 17x11X1 foot: Alaoa .lelermlned by tho Commtaaloner., who .111 aa- 2 Room Hous O 9 nounco 'o the public the manner, the time and Well built, on a lot 90 or 100 feet on Mangum street, | p i*ce of the distribution. 47 foot deep. Halo positive. Titles perfect. Terms ° M>1 ' j The following gentlemen are to act as Commit Q. W. ADAIR. ' dec28-2t Roal Estate Ag<ut. ! "loners aud will receivo and take proper charge Of the money for the Hospital, will determine upon the OFFICE MFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. ST. LOUIS, Dbobmrrr 28, 1871. A N Election for Director" of the Ltfo Association of America, will be held at tho office of the Association, in tho City of (M. Louis, Mo., on the 3i)th day of Jannary, 1872. Polls open from 11 A. M. to H P. M. JsuJ-tewtJlJJotbJnst. WM. HANLEY, Sec y. GEORGIA—Fulton Count?. Fulton Superior Court—October Term—1871. f Mirsin C. Kershaw,) vs. | Libel for Divorce in said Court Jatnea Knr.haw, ) J T appearing to the Court by tho reti Sheriff, t) ‘ * above stated Fulton, aud it also appearing tint be does no, reaidi iu said State of Georgia, it is, therefore, ordered by tho Court that service ol said libel he made ou said James Kershaw by publication of this order in auy public (iaxotte in this State, once a mouth for four W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. plan and site for the • , to-ait: t reside in said comity of I Tj. II. ORMIO, M. I>. .T. F. ATiUXAn'DER, M.D. 13. K HAY, M. T>. All friends to our benevolent object are requested ROW. WKKMAN, Manager. THE ATLANTA SUIT Diit? and WtaitV ‘A Live Paper on Live IaO'-t.' AIXXANDEB H. STEPHENS. PoUUMl MHSP, A. B. WATSON, Newi Editor, J. HENLT SMITH, Osneral Editor and BMaeas Manager. coming struggles# a permanent object of pal-lotto desire. To this end we shall labor zealously, look- mphover Radicalism and Cea- ••cure to us Liberty and good Government on this continent. Fur this Menem we shall labor la the ranks of the mighty Democratic hosts, Who atill love liberty and equal rights. The art at interests of Georgia will be fostered. We shall give a correct report of the piotasdtaga «f tbo Legislature, and publish the Pedskms ef the Supreme Court, with an news of interest connected with the State Government. Mr. Stephens Is thoroughly enlisted In this greAt ork and contributes to the column «t Tnz Us? almost daily. I. HENLT SMITH, Atlanta. Qs. Four TEHMH OF MUUffClUPTlON Dully—Single Cepy i /.ill Twelve Months....110 001 Three Months....ft» Six Months 6 001 One Mouth .Tl Oo Clobs fbr Dsitly—rer Anasm i Three Copies 27 00 j Eight Ooptes. .68 80 mmm. M 0C Ten « ' 84 00 46 091 tingle TMtei.-w/- 6 WssMfrfBff t ... • •». ii*i £ One Hundred Copies........... .1-8 00 Weekly for fffa Mkathal Five Copies 4 00 On#^ Jtandmd Copies* JJ0 Teu Copies 7 50 J Slagle paper..... 6 cte No Subscriptions to th« WEEKLY, received fora shorter period than six months. > ao j AU suheeriptious must be peid for in ad venae; and allix .ee will be etriekan from eur bosks wheto the time paid for expiree. .oil' for CLUB8 must ell be sent at the rni^e time, end take the peper for the adme length ot tone, and all be at the a HOW TO mBJKlT MOMMY. We win he responsible ter the sate arrival;* el money sent us by Money Order, by Registered Let ter, by Express, or by Draft, but not otherwise. 1 money sent In m on registered tetter is lost, it mus be the tees of the person sending It No paper will be mnt from the stem till U la paid . r, and ualnee will always be erased when the lime paid for exptnR. Persons send lag money by Express moat pre- Te Oorrespnndente, Mr. ttepbena win remain la i connection with Tan Bun will net- change his reel* dence. AU letters intended for him, efther ou pri vate matters or oonnaotad with the PoUttcal De partment of this paper, should be rddraamfl to hfrn Tub Sun, except its Polities! ] ... addressed to J. Healy Smith, Mineger, Atlanta, C fiottl Dimtors. SASSEE 'S HOUSE, (Formerly United States Hotel.) CORNER ALABAMA aadPBTOB STREETS. AT- J LANTA, GA. XL R. BABSBBN. A*ont, Proprietor. GEO. W. EAflSEKN, OterM - BARNESV1LLE . B. CAMP, - - - Motel, BOARD $3 ran DAT. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, HEW NAN ... OEOKOZA. (FORMERLY MoDOWELL HOUSE.} Amis Helium Rates M W PER DAY. oct2Jtf Eroprietor. KENNESAW HOUSE# MARIETTA} - - GEORGIA, 1 families desiring Cheap end Comfortable win- • only oue hour’s ride from Atlanta. FLKTCHBB k FRETEK, 14 nil kin House , OOLUMSUS, OEOROIA. J. W. RYAN, Proprietor, ooui-lf nun GOIDEN. CUrk. BROWN’S HOTEL, MACON, OKOROTA. I=». O. Box 201. Offlce N». 11 Jam*’ Bank BML tinainne €arb«. jiJi; John li. Doby.) 1870. TTappearing to tlie Court, by tho return of tho i- Hheriff. that the d«-l’en<lant in the above stated <ass is not to bo touud in said county, aud it ap. pearl iik that he does not reiudo iu tho Htate, it is, un motion of uouueel lor petitioner, ordorvd: That ^ n n/ .„ _ said defendant do appear aud answer at the next term . of tills Court, else tliat the esae be cousidered in do- ^lOMTRAOTOtt FOR BRICK ANlO fault, aud tbo ulelutiff be Allowed[to proceed. j Htouo Work, ot all classes. Plastsrlng axd Aud it is ordered that this rulo be pubnshfd in ! Oruemental work, Stone Cutting, etc. one of tho Oaxettes ot Uue Htate, onc*i a mouth for i Grlffie. Ge.. May 19.1871. four mouths. October 28. 1871. GAETEKLL k ffTBPB EN8, — — ~~ Attorney* tor Lbolaiit. ■». —• mm mmiMrwma 6A-A true sxtract from the minutoe of said Court, 99 October 8U, 1171. Jao3-4m W. R. VENABLE. (Herk. | GKO KG I A—Fulton County. Hunan It. Knigrr ) Libel for Divorce In Fulton re J Hu|M-rior Court—November i William C. Kruger. ) Term—1870. ! . Or. THROWBH, Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Works, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, OA. Painter and Decorator, tiin*. W A. laak'a SBitl.li.il a * ooatinuaooe or the ■ allowed t And it is' further oirisred, that this rule be pub-1 lisbetl in one of tb<‘ Gajudt*" of this HUU*, ouou a I •%-A true extract fre October 80, 1871. Jtu3-4a Attorneys for Libelsut. . u the miuuUiS of said Court, | W. R. TEN ABLE, Clerk. O-rcnt Amorioiui IIOKSK CLIPPING MACIIINK. MIDDLETON &BHO., Copiwr Sniltha, Sheet Ires Worker* ead Brea, HraMere. “ ‘ , Atlanta Collecting Agency, orricu., Cp ratal rn, Dade-, Oornor, WHITKMAU. STREET. lteMS. WAGER. Alto ACCOOSTB COLLECT *D T.jlur'. M-l.y. It clip, . t mi Short noUo. nors* in two aoura. Gentlc-asn wishlog to hsv« I thetr bones clii>{ied osn be accommodated reasoi Wy. Jeu9-U E. McCORMICK. Bnok, Po.te.1 on Uouotubl. tai. xU ocAar prom,Ur »ttanA«l to. r. O. Bn IB J. a. OAVAR A 00. IMPORTANT SALE! AT AUCTION, UPHOLWl'ERING, O F Fruit and OruMtuonUi Trees, Kvergreens am! * v% Flowering Plants, t-mbrecing rare simI beeutifal ir'fl.Dfir H A Tl IT 1 tl D* variation; also, e ehoho sssortment of Kuropeeu * U a U Q 1 II g berries, Ue«pl>err>, Cut rant, Htrswberry, Grape Vines, Asperegna, end an endless variety of Plante and Vines, suitable for gasdeuers aad- lovess of- os' lure's choioaat fiorsl gems. I bag to inform tbs clt- ixcDN of Atlanta, that? am instructed by the Nursery consignors id the above goods, to clove them out at pubis: auction, ou Wrdm-sdey rooming, the :fct da * of January, at tho Kimball House hlors, ncxtdo<»r to auction warehouse of George W. Adair, Esq. Ia- diee ere espe. ial!y uivttrd to this sale. The above consignments will be closed out to make large ship ments ol Plants, Flowers. Tree* sod Heeds. F.. VAN OOIDTHNOVEN. O. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer. d* c Jl :it FURNITURE REPAIRING 0LD CHAIRS CAKED AND NO CHARGE POE BEVARNIfHTNO. Txjunges Repaired, and Carpets Laid. O. R. BROWN. No. 2 DeGivea' Opera Hawse, tod Immediately opposite Depot, aad for Comfort, fflsgasoe, Boowomy and at- eatton of Us Employees and attache* it ad^rs grest- ir inducements to the traveling public, then any oth- r house In the Sooraern States, amrs-tf W. F. BffOWf k OO. STUART RAILROAD HOTEL, OpyoOt. D.pot-TALDOBTA. OA. cloirra aoAwmU. ’•nSStei. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AOWORTK, QEOBOIA. FINABLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WISH THE JL best the market affords. LnOEFttP. —JSSEttr-— E. L. 1 8POTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, 6EORSIA. (Nosrly opposite the russagor Depot,) Only One Mmute’s WsM TBOMAEH.HAEEU.ffw ,ftl. MAOfcHLLAH, —p% ■: i - . —84 MARHTIALL HOTTHE, rar-AA-JUSW.AM., A: B. LUCE, Proprietoi-. Day Board $B.OO. ‘ HB* ■ .■ . . i Planter’s Hotel, fOET VAWST. OA. 1, BOAR* 0SM Itr Dip v. w.h. mnuriz. mraaor. ra. Ms— u nn■ ft— ■■iiniiA, amou HATS' SOUWSL ■ HENRY HAYS, "35.ST » — — . . NOTXOm ,T BSEEBT lma*|«| trwm. BaWAkm,«ar ■ tl * p*7 IV A,M coatracbJ by to. ” “tent fi. i $73,00 Reward. O wmt. rut.., in Gfai. ooAht., Ga. on Ik. nltrhtot tti. kOJt JMtnnA ~—« — nEHHBHH Xes. uMtook.AlalraA.il. lAMlat Igll «l.o ■l-|ul in with proof looonrtekkkd tk.Aolt.M7of Ikakom Lto. ABDBBWH
