Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SUN.
THE DAILY
Wednesday Mowraia ...January 3
New Advertisement* always found
n First Paae ; Looal and JJusiness Nnlidss
on Fourth rage.
Our Cltjr Aftat.
Oapt. John 8. Wuuc is oar Agent for Atlanta. »*’•
11 authorised to receive subscriptions, make c"
llona, anti eon tract far advertising.
METEOIIOLOGIC'AL.
omoE oHiEr or sioif al service, i
Washington, D C., 2d January, 1872. f
Tb* lav baapmatoy In lavra will probably move
aaat pn H*ln|*dar ofer tha law late* Cloudy
weather. with rain, oontlnua, with east winda in the
Gulf and South Atlantic Htatea. Moderating
weather In the middle and eaeteru Btatca. South
east winds, with rain, or possibly snow, over the
lake region. North-west winds, with clearing
weather, west at Illinois and Wisconsin. Dangerous
winds art tot anticipated for t» nfght on the Atlantic
CITY AFFAIRS.
.Bt^XMwaLi , ifTi'fr, fjcA
Csbibtuas aiw Bridal Presents. —
Bilk dtraw*, embroidered cloak*, fan,
French kid glow*, *ilk under-gu-ment*.
Frenefc hoeiatjr. Froook oalicoee, French
wrappers, fans, reel Uee robs every nov-
alty ln tie*, teal jet net* and three ouee*
of curioeitiee—all opening at the London
Won, Marietta street. In.
Cedent* at Audios.—Col. G. W.
Adair advertises two cottages lof sole at
auction at 12 o'olock to-morrow.
Hoi
Best.—Bee the notice of
3fT. A thidby. Hit place is beautiful
and well arranged.
Tut Catt aim's Oince—W. B. Lowe
& Co. havo an interesting advertisement
iu our paper this morning.
Boots at Auction.—See the notice of
tho great hook auction, to continue for
tW(o%intf’uAosar T^U Ah faro change
to bay such books ** yon want
John M. Bohn, Jb., A Co.—Seo the
notices of these extensive and reliable
4galept,|t^(yigh^ in our Local and Busi
ness oolnmn,
'Thk Dollar Saving* Bank. — The
Board of Directors of this bank met you-*
tenlay and declared a satisfactory divi
dend. 1 It n well managed.
Wallace McPherson.— Since Mr. Mc
Pherson lias gone Over on Peachtree he
lias enlarged his business. The front of
his store is covered with liis business-like
signs. ^
Pew Rentino.—Tho pear« of the "See
ond Baptist Church will be rented to-day
at lQfrtlockd * AUpew-lioldens and those
wishing pews will please be on hand. All
pews uretoouakkred vacant, and for rent
Vuovl Nichols’ Academy.—Nichols lias
taken James’ Hall, where he will open
his DancisgtSohoal fovwaorror. It ia tin*
ul ■»$»€ ®»11 ttt-
tcntion, turjiia advi rtisemaot, the fact
tiuilho baa UkCn so very convenient a
Hall as that in Jainos' Block.
African Odi> Fellows.—A procession
of colored Odd Pillows, who, wo loom,
obtained a charter from England, para
ded the aUecta on Monday. They wuie
very orderly, anil, we understand, are
composed of the very best class of the
colored jiophlafion.
Till Home, of Ohio.—TV. T. Waters &
Co. give notice that Tho Home Iusuruuce
Company, of {Jty, have made up enough
money to ^ay up all their Chicago losses,
leaving their capital and surplus inteot,
the eame as before the tire. This is evi
dence of g*xl faith, and entitles the
Company to public conthlcuoe.
Personal.—We had the pleasure of
meetiug lasteveuiug our old trioud aud
conductor, Dave Raauat'y, of the M. and
C. lUilrood, who is ou a visit to liis
autc-WMvm Ikmus and friends. As km
comVs oousignod fivro his heller half, to
oar e^mcial c ire, wa hopo his friends
will allow him to ruu a (dow schedule
during his stay in Atlauta. H j has lost
none of tho former bloom that glowed
on his cheeks.
New Yuah'b Call*—'The itopukr cus
tom so long in rogue of psying respects
end tendering New Tear’s greetings to
the ladies, wss gallantly observed on Mon
day by a tbonsund—more or less—of om
town chivalry. From 11 a. m. to 11 p.
m. the streets were alive with handsome
baronches, elegant plmtona, royal
“coaches and four,” and other indescri-
Itable vehicles, and chivulrou^knightH,
••Who talked all tlic .lay
Of their hat aud their glove,
But thought all the wayf
Of an angelic love
Who told him one (tight,
1 u the light of red Mara.
She loved him—the sprite—
Then gazed at the aUra!"
More than five hundred houses were
open for reception, and the parlors were
tastefully. and exquisitely decorated with
festoons and wreaths of lanrdt, myrtle aDd
cedar, and tables fairly radiant with de
licious delicacies and sparkling bevera
ges. The colls were far more numerous,
and the preparations rouse extensive,mid
the reception more elegant, than lost
year, A number of houses entertained
with smiles and refreshments over two
hundred guests. Verily, these ore aus
picious overtures to the despotic little
sovereigns of leap year.
C. C. Hammock, Bus Estate Aowbt.
Judge Hammock will sell tho Hook and
Ladder Trhek House day after to-morrow.
Seo the advertisement.
The Life Association.—A notice of an
important .election for Directors at the
Home office of this Company appears in
our cola sins this morning.
ThE feinger Sewing Machiuo Agoncy
got up an original vrocsesioa of its own
novel and attractive plan, which attract
ed much attention.
Maj. 0. P. McCalla.-“Yesterday Mnj.
McCalla returned from Augusta, where
he has been staying for some days. He
has done much to expose the frauds and
corruption of the thieving King, aud de
serves well of tho people of Georgia. No
doubt his services will be duly acknowl
edged by the people of Georgia, and suit
ably rewarded.
The Conduct of K. B. Bullock.—To
day the committee to investigate the con
duct of him of tho bison-hide, meets at
the Capitol bnildiug. It consists of
Messrs. J. C. Nicholls of Blackshear, aud
M. J. Wellborn of Blairsvillo, of the Sen
ate; aud E. F. Huge of Atlanta, S.
McNeil of Cuthbert, and TV. D. Payuoof
Ringgold, of the House.
Investigation of State Road Manage
ment.— 1 The committee to investigate the
management of tho Western and Atlantic
Railroad while under the control of
Blodgett and bullock, meets this
morning. Hon.* M. A. Candler of
Ddcabtr, sml W. L. Olsrk of Thom-
asville, are tho Senators on the Commit
tee; and ClalrboruO Snead of Augusta, R.
W. Phillips of StutwiiviUs, ouJ.W. L.
Goldsmith of Decatur, are the members
on tho part ou the House.
Col. J; F. Denver, of -Polk county,
has keen appointed Collector o(Internal
Rcvciue for the 4th Congressional Dis
trict, and is in tho city. We suppose he
will soon enter upon his duties.
Mayor’s Court.—His Honor does not
relent one jot or tittle from his estab
lished rigor aud severity, or punishing
the city’s offenders. After the introduc
tory hymn—
“Cool* all ye liaavy laden
lu «ln and sorrow lout,
lb-inint, both youth aud maiden.
And pay your Tea ad Cost "
TWO ULUE COAT8
were culled up, charged with offering au
unwarranted Insult to tho virgin New
Year. They had desecrated the day of
her nativity by making libutions with
Atlaotu benzine, accompanied by profane
propitiations to Pluto. Their form of
worship was peculiar:
"They wit upon their •liar,
* ‘ ~ why mud,
n’ bit
In bl>
To Piuntels and Pi BLLTnaw.—Want-
ad by an experienced News and general
Job Printer, a Situation.
Reference—His work. Address N. A
J., Sun Office, Atlanta, Go. janA
Hobse-Clipweo.—The operations <4
the great horse-dipping machine can be
witnessed at Wootten & Taylor’s stables
to-duy. It is a curiosity.
♦ - —~
The Legislature assembles ou the
10th, and not on the 17th, the time to
which it first adjourned.
Fatal Accident in Taliaferro Coun
ty.—Henry Edwards, (colored) of TaJia-
), was out, with several others, hunt
ing, on the 27th of Docember. He had
a double-barrelled shot-gun, one barrel
of which he had discharged at a squirrel,
and, while loading it again, the other
barrel went off, discharging its contents
iu his hreast and killing hia Instantly.
It.is •uppgeed the hammer of the lock
was half sprung. Harry was an orderly,
upright man, and liis family have'sus
tained a very great loss in his death.
11 ^ *
Katie Putnam Troupe.—The talented
young Comedienne, Mias Katie Putnam,^
with her select troupe of artistes, appeared
at DctTlves* on 'Monday evening/ List *
evening Old Curiosity Shop, Dickens*
tost pathetic story dramatized, was pre
sented with wonderful effect. Miss Katie
Putnam sustained the characters, Little
Nell and tho Marchioness, with charming
accuracy. Her excellent rendition of
tbesp characters, and her sudden transi
tions from the pure, devoted, spotless
Littlo Nell to the pert, silly, spoilt Mar
chioness, entitle her to rank us one of
the most versatile artists ou tho stage.
Edwin Brown, as Dick Swiveller, was
^eeriest. He ia inimitable. To-night
will bo presented Won ul jstsl and the
Little Rebel. New Year’s festivities hav
ing about eoucludad, we bespeak e large
audience.
Local & Business Notices.
Local & Businesn Notice?.
IfS. LrnciiK—Why will yon suSer
from ltuptnre, when yon can have Relief
and Care. Throw away your disagreea
ble Trusses, aud call on I)r*. Itowe It
Tabes, O^iitol building, Atlanta, Ga, ,
deelOiltf
illierdlcmccmo.
#25.00 Saved! $25.00 Saved!
PRICES AND TEEMS OF
WILSSOM HIIUTTLK
Sewing Machines.
UNDEftTEKD
mcttcakh. |10 ran
Ns. 8. Fall Cabinet, 1UU 110
No. H, Folding Cover, 120
WARRANTED FITE YEARS BY
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO
We wild it distinctly understood that theae are our
terms from which wo never deviate; and we guaran-
> our Machine* to have every point of excellence
. be louud in any Underfeed Shuttle Machine, aud
aa durabtn, mode of aa good material aa any Machine
in the world, and that 1t will do aa elegant work.
W. II. GRIFFIN, Oeu. Agent,
22 Peachtree Street. Atlauta, Qa.
FOR SALE!
rTVHE Maciifncrv in a Colton MU1 at Friderf. k«-
1 burg, Va.. conalatiug aa follow*:
14 thmy~ineti IWtia, H. K. la—da, Ao.» 2 Ring
Hpianing Frame*—012 spindles; 2 Drawing Frame*—
two flpeedars; 1 Wlliowi r or Opener; 2 Spreader*—
three heater* each; 2 Ring Twiatera—aixty apindlea
each; 2 Spooler*, Ueela, Preasea, Scalea, Warp Miila.
Ac., and all the necessary preparatiuua for making
800 to 200 pound a coarse yarn dally.
The Water Power is unsurpassed, the rent of
which, and buildings, are very low. .
operative* abundant, and can be obtained at un
usually moderate wages.
The wbnll of the above Machinery, including
Rhafting, Heading. Ac., will bo sold for the low
price of $5,000. Enquire of
E. T. 8CHULTZ A OO.,
44 German Street,
dcc24d9tsun Baltimore, Md.
For Rent,
rpvs i
X atre<
SlVIMSKU UUUUKIIEII 1)1SCH.UIUKD.—
Oburbw Ramon, tbe negro boy oil urged
with shooting nnd killing John Wyatt,
.uoUier negro boy, on Christmas day,
was amrigued yesterday before Justiea
Johnson. Afturh brief invosligatiou, it
^paand that tho shooting was entirely
aooidontal, and it nils found impossible
to identify,
did ike shooting. Ho was oon.-ssiuantly
discharged. \V. H. Halsey and Howard
van £ppi for defense; J. T. Finley for
prosecution. .. i , jj ^ (
Watch Keiujch at, Kiaiu'i-l House.
Tho Andieite Hull of the Kimball
House was crowded to it* utuioui capacity
ou Sunday eveuiug to wiiuces tho Watch
Sgfsycf) dusuig the last hours of thedyiag
year. Tho service was oposed at 10f,
c. if.,’ by Bar. Dr. Wills, President Ogle
thorps
proprii
Grand March of Time.
Ihimbpra of all denomiuntiona and
,oj} A’lig^Ottiois^were tirvweul lb poriici-
pate iu tlie crowning ayrepumy *f, the
[Hi Vnivereity, who delivered au up-
riswimf aiihirabh) address on Thr
MWhWMHVn** Ahe.gu*i* ^>f the
r i Sphatea asik last 'aeho vibrated hi the
midnight hour, and ^liahwt schors vaut Ukub aoa* impnvemsaia.
out with the dyiag yaar, Jfr. WaU* «>«•
eluded hit discourse with -a iarswall to
the old year, and a greeting to tho next..
After an anthem improvised for the oc
casion by the excellent choir, the satin
oongregabon joined in congratulations . _
Bays of 1872.
Tha part little whi*i»er of •‘Havanty-one.”
Hal swelled to a blast of music and rhyme,
Has goes with s nigh ou tho midnight sir
To wak. IU UM «cLo ia Uu Tcuplo or Tune, i aud public interest. J. J. If vBntT,
i d like burniu' blazfK,
With
They isited * luighty anthem—
•A hoalth to King boMsint-.' "
Far UiiR piece of idolatry His Honor
give tho virgin New Year a m-dreM worth
$10 amt coals—of trimming.
HKAU. WRIGHT,
a “cullutl gemmau,” went out rnakiug
Now Year’s calls, but, through somu myH-
tericmM magic influence, ho ojuhln't pass
the "bar-room on the corner,” until the
polioo assisted. He next honored tho
orIaUmmu with a call, tho hospitalities of
wlikh priuoeljr iuu cost him $o.
I I ULUiKUlAL KYNNGJt,
While loitering about the Kimball
House heaid It was about to fall. As a
reacting itimulont, he took some benzine
noTM thofnirty who Wow it up. His Honor blowed him
up. The explosion cost K^ nngo $10.
Wo tbon ventured to ask His Honor
the following quoffion of morals:
••!*» yau thiak it a Mu iu the gleaumi*
T<> *U near a ueat dtlinu dri'M.
r With she dMnttnt of OkWissa wlxhhi it.
Andiay whit® AosqcMp T
iVhfeWy Mn a MrtyriifWt,
jnm duals o'*? a kraooai of snow,
Ov to docd Into the eyes that aro «laminu
Fro* <Urkty Mngv.t rycllda below ?
Not if $6n p?ty $5 for license, said Ilia
Honor. Be adjourned.
Voice from thr Fourth Ward.—Fa-
In behalf of the citizens of
(or* iSw : In behalf of the citizens of
Wiis \V.bid,in Urn vhjinlty of the Air-Line
Raih*o:td, 1 wish to call the attention of
tha new Couucil to tho condition of cross
ftreotsin thin noighboriiood.
For 4 dislavco of, oni-half mile, there
ia only on© cross atrvot, from Decatur to
\Vheat, that is passable for vehicles or
pedestrians. Law, Cornelia and Ezzartl
iftreotN Aro very important atn'ets luuding
weut rumbling Xxam Decatur to Wheat. They uuver
havo been worked by the city.
w y9 * \ r i l ‘ i '»•* city lit batoffiiug
JutoM*W.tt.yO^Kwied out the ^l^y
#£%,The best in tho South, Coal Creek
Coal, sold by Born, Jr., t Oo. jan8-4t
Vrilu J. M. Born, Jr., Sc Oo., have a
full supply of genuine Coal Creek Coal
on hand. Give them a call. jun3-4t
tkd" Persons wishing to get the best
coal in the city would do well to call on
J. M. Born, Jr., &Co., agent for Coal
Creek Coal. _ • jan3-4t
fttr’-J. M. Born, Jr., •& Co., whole
sale and retail dealers in Coal Creek Coal.
Special attention paid to orders from mty
or country. j«n3 4t
Stitching and Sewing neatly di ne
at Agency Grover and Baker S. M. Co.,
17 Whitehall street, next door to James’
Bank. Spool Cottou aud Spool Silk, for
sale. dec29-lm
toy-Japanese Cocoa Sticks madeijr
tho first tirno in Atlanta, at Block’s Can
dy Factory, No. 75 Broad street.
Broken Candy 20 cents per pound.
Chocolate Caramels every Wednesday.—
Fresh Candies of all IriudalcepC constant
ly ou hand. nov25
Northern Province ou Germany, )
German Empire, Aug. 7, 1871. (
Dr. Jlra(fHeld: Dear Sir—From one of
my friends I havo learned your Address,
aud from him have received a few bottles
of your celebrated Female Regulator;
aud its excellent properties fjr curing
certain diseases of the fair sex have been
communicated to me. I have had an op
portunity of trying your mcdicino in my
own family with tho moat satisfactory
success, nad I hasten to express to you
my wannest thauks for tho happy effect
produced by your medicine. Not only
in my own family, but also iu other fam
ilies this side of the Atlantic, havo the
same happy results been effected, until
now tho last bottle has been used up, nud
I am no longer nblo to supply those who
have*made demands for the medicine,
wish, very much, to obtain a now supply;
nud, therefore, address yon to respect
fully ask of you w hether you have au
agency for your medicine on this Conti
nent, and, if uot, to send me a few dozen
bottles per North Germau Lloyd steamer.
For tho amount, you may draw on me
through Messrs. G. McKay & Co.. Bauk-
cks, in Bremen, or if you prefer it, I will
send you the amount of tho bill in ad
vance.
Awaiting your reply, I am yours, re
spectfully, G. V. FRANKENBrRG.
decdldtf
STERLING
SILVER-WARE.
•>
SHARP & FLOYD,
No. 113 Wliitulinll Street,
Specialty,
Sterling Silver-Ware.
Sprelal attention l« rr*iuc»tr<t to thr
many Hrwsnd rlrgunt |ilrc«s munufsc
tu>«tl |x|ir«atfly to otkr'ortltr tho |>aat
year, and «luHe recently completed.
An unusually attractive assortim-at
•f aoveltle* la Fancy Silver, ca«oct for
Wedding and Holiday |ire*rnls, of m
medium and expensive eharartsr.
TIac Mouse w» represent manufacture
on an unparalleled srale, rmploylug on
Sterling Stiver^Wnre alone over One
Hundred skilled hands, (he m«>*t aecoiu-
pllslieal talent In Designing, ond the
hast Labor-saving Machinery, enabling
Co. P«)M*o*siou given the 1st of Junusry, 1872.
M. E. MAHER,
IVIooro Ac Moore,
Have Removed their
Water Mills Depot
From Foacktree to
Foraytli street,
Between the Capitol sud the Railroad, where
■ old sud many c
other |tufUous ut the city,
U have Men neglected a*
as this, I would «uggc.*t 1 "*•»• » prodar. work, of Ik. kl(kM
that the Council employ more bauds OU j character, at price* UNAPPROACHICD
ill* street*, and have cross streets so im-|k r romptuiloa. Oar.iork at ,n.
proved as to iuTiteUud buyers to stop in .. rf v ..ios <ku
•Id. or Pkllodclpkla.
tbe city and not locate oa public tbor-'
w the' An examination of our dork and
Air Line and Georgia Railroads, from pknulli ,msbim m. uki.
tha cemetery to the incorporation line,
and this entire territory is uninhabited.
We trust the Conucil will consider this
| question, important alike to individual
a
OUR HOUSE USE ONLY
mtlTIHlI STEKI.INO,
jscMJ*»tr
O o ffe e Roasted
AMD
GROUND DiULV!
-AT-
THOMPSON Si PETTI BOLE’S.
uu nnitehsll, betwoen Alabama and Hunte
Street*, and at their Branch Store,
corner Peters snd Crow st’s.
20 Kirkwood Lots!
Fitly Plantation—230 Jicres I
Near tho Kirkwood Academy—South of Gen
Gordon’s, on Georgia Railroad.
W ILL BE SOLD, AT AUCTION. ON TUK
premises. ff .»
II Ydticsr/rt!/, January iM, 1812,
l’or tho Adminirtrators of Jcfsc Clny, d««ua*ed.—
Sale absolute. No by-biddin#;.
w V. Kpocial ntiention of Ri al Entite PuMiMcrs
railed to the sale of Utis very drnirablu village prop-
t btrff&iiiK mty be e
land from tho sale, fro* of clisrge —.
TERMS—One-third cosh; bslsi.ee in 6 sud 12
nontliK, with interest.
Call ami get a plat of the property.
To The Public !
TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT I
WIIITJVER. cto OO
J*. B. B ridges,
Who, for the i«u»t six year*, has been comdantly effl-
ployed iu my offler, sud who I* familiar with it* da-
tie*, snd in favorably known to tb* ctUsens of At*
lants.
Mr. Jolm W. Poarco
o of thu ssino to the new firm.
JNO.C. WIHTNKK&CO.
A Partner Wanted.
Wahtkd. a pautnkb, with
A CASH CAl’ITAL OF $0,000,
To pirohsss s h>lf Interest iu s
- ClasH Drujv Store,
Ip » Southern city, now well cstabllshod, stil doing
good buslnc**.
Address, with full name, ‘*1. 8. C.,” P. 0. Rax Nc,
573, Atlanta, Go. dec22dlw
Notice to Contractors!
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
AUGUSTA CANAL.
VXEALED PROPOSALS will h« i*<wl»«I by tb,
Cj Board of Alauogar* of the said Canal, at tin En
gineer'* Office, No. 5 old Po*tolhce Building, Mein*
to«li Ktreai, ui the city of Augusts, Gs., until 12
o’clock m., the 15th day of January fc-xt. Tor eu-
a ikg sud la>im)vmg tho aahlcaual to the wigth ol
hundred and flft> f*ct, wxtar *u»fore. and t.> a
depth of eltfven feeL The length •( the cnnsl 1*
•even mile*.
The line 1* now ready for inspection. The aped*
flcaUou* for tho whola work and the nlan* and
drawings or the mechanical structures win be ready
for exhibition st tho said office by the 15th day of
December Inst.
Blank proposals will be furnished to bidden, who
are requested to Oil with price*oil tk* Beal therein,
whither there ore or Dot approximate quantities
givcu in tho exhibits at the Faiglneer’s office.
The Board of Managers renorve the right to accept
•tiHi bids as shall, to them, appear to be tor the beet
iterant of the city.
ProiHisols having unreasonable price* for items
not named among the approximate quantities ex-
bbiled al tbe Engineer's office will not be canvassed.
ITh# whole work te to be completed sad brought
Into um within eighteen, nnd eons* port* at it with
in six, month* from the let day of Febrwery. 1872.
(«erantee from rwpowethl* parties, that the
r wttl immediately, upon uoUhceMon of the
acceptance of his Md. execute, with the Board or
Managers, a contract for cmatnsckng ail or some
mecific pert of the werh bid tor within the glue
above mmrtkmed. msd that he (tho bidder) shaH fur
nish entistoctory sarettoe Umt be will tsithf ally per-
fonn the mi, most accompany each Md.
Monthly estimates of the work performed will be
made, snd retaftre prices paid lor the same, 1cm 15
nor cent.
Addresi .
of Managers o __ _
office lUaige, McIntosh street. Augusta, Go.
By order of the Board of Manager*.
C. A. OLM.S 1EAD, Engineer.
December 19th. 1871. <lc?3oodtd
At Ufidc * Ze.
ToMerclants
Fancy Goods! Christ
mas and
HOLIDAY TRADE
iSjr i.ii.iis:.vss: ijts'Oice of
Dolls, Vases,
Toilet Sets,
Tea Sets,
Bureau Sets,
Motto Cups,
AND SAUCERS, &c.,
JUST RECEIVE!) AT
McBride &. Co’s.
“DOLLAR STORES,”
“Fifty-Oent Stores,”
— AND —
Merchants Genei-nlly !
IUU Consult thiir Intern! fry
examining our Slock Utfore
Sending of! their Orders.
H’e buy E"try MY ek al Auc
tion and can OFFER Bjttt-
IJ.1I.VS.
OLD
AND
Thome nfront to Bojfin
HOUSEKEEPING!
CAS FIND THE
Largest and Cheapest
STOCK OP
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
CHAMBER SETS,
FINE CUT-GLASS WARE,
ENGRAVED GLASS WARE.
OASTORS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
NAPKIN RINCS,
WAITERS,
TEA TRAYS,
CANDLESTICKS
LAMPS,
PARLOR MIRRORS.
CHANDELIERS,
KNIVES * SCISSORS,
For CorpTbollbb OrmrbaL.— flaher-
al LAFAYETTE McLAWS.
dcc29-dtf ^
FOB IKCRETART OP ITATE.
Colonel H. J. 8PRAYBERRY ia an
nounced aa a candidate for Secretary of
State, subject to the Democratic nomina
tion.
Aa be is a cripple, and unable to walk,
be would be pleased to see tbe members
of the Legislature st hia room, No. 8, op
stairs, corner Marietta and Broad streets
!frm Aborrtiermcnte
Any amount under 400,000 can be suDplisd.
nov29dtf T. M. ELTKA.
A DAILY PAPER IN GRIFFIN!
PHOSPEOTUS
K
Griffin Daily News.
AVINO, BY EXPERIENCE ABROAD, BECOME
fully satisfied tlist Grithu is a* guu«l a place to
live and make a living iu os auy iu Georgia, I havo
made up my mind to return, and ou the 18th day of
January, commence the publication of a live news
paper, to bs called
Tlio Griillu Daily News.
The paper will be published iu the interest of no
party, clique, faction or ring, or in tbe interest of
auy individual except myself.
It will be independent in politics—advocating only
tha right as U i* giveu me to understand what is
rhiht.
Ihe purpose of the paper will be to give the new*
—true news—new* at home aud from abroad—com
mercial, general snd political new*, *1) prepared in
such a inauaer a* to give the most of it in the most
readable shape.
People who wont to petrouixe such a paper aa thi*
are invited to come up with their subscriptions end
advertisement*. The News will be printed on good
clear type, st Five Dollars per annum for tbe daily,
sud one dollar and fifty oeuta per unnuni for the
weekly. A. M. 8PEIUHT8.
December 27, W72.
EISEMANS,
Clothiers and Tailors,
PAH EXCELLENCE
We call
tbe atten
tion of the clt-
ixens of Atlanta and
gls
stir
clothing for men
snd boys, which we wiJJ selJ at
greatly minced prices, oweing to the
lateness of the season, and which will Lie
found a* complete in all respect* as that of
auy clothing establishment in the
city. Our stock we have purchased at the
lowest figures foresail, »nd la consequence will
* * sell st tho very loa eat prices. The
o n * i • t s in part of all ths
nyi
Kca 2Ut)tttifitttcm».
Liquors ! Liquors !
KS-4——
BUY YOUR
Ales, Wines S Liquors!
AT -
KENNY’S
Chicago Alo Depot
A N’D
Wliolesulo Liquor Hoiimii.
MV have a Large Assortment
of all kinds ofLIQVORS, which
wilt be sold at Ihe Most Reason,
able Terms.
aepilAdm
RAFFXini
A MINIATURE NET
OF
I‘arlor and Chamber Furniture
A FULL BET, MADE BY CHARLES C. WIL
LIAMSON, wits a Pcukulfo, very liatukome, and t
great enrioeity. A beauUIlfl New Year'a Freaent fur
}our little daughter or slater. To he raffled a(C
o'clock, p. m., next Monday, tho 1st January, st
Sanders' on Peachtree street, under the Nations!
Hotel. Chances $1.00. Call and look at it
dec29-2t
Di
ll. J. HOLMES,
Residence snd Office,
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Atlanta, Georgia.
«ar Office hours from 7 to 9 p. m., sud from 1 to
HALL COUNTY
White Sulphur Springs
FOR SALE OR RENT.
I WILL SELL. RENT OR LEASE lor s term of
years, these celebrated Springs, six miles from
aAIOTIST7 , IIjljB.
In a lew weeks the track of the
Air-Line Railroad
Will be laid within a mile and a half of this valua
ble property.
Also, some valuable plantation* in the neighborhood.
Address me at Gainesville.
. 8. RMcCAMY.
novlG-tf
GEORGIA REPORTS
For Sale at tbe Office of the Sun.
T HE flrat 17 GEQIU11A BEF0RT8, with Cobb', an
Lumpkin'* Index, the whole for ulo st S80
at the Bun Office. _nov9-tf.
PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO
lit*
itsble fo
of all ages and
ice for dress suit*
$36 ; bustnea* suit*
suit* for customer* from the
Os* *iruer*«, ( heviot, Mel-
o r auy other kind of good*
par tie* m*y desire, sample*
? which can 1*» seen st sill times.
which lor style, quality, dura-
60 bility. snd price, cannot be 66
White surpassed any where in tor- White
hall Disking goods. Yon will find h»ll
street, all the latest
st sU times
meat to se
All that we
parti at in
e 1 ties, aud street
BA- Erredtero
a the South.
Hotels, Restamran's and Sa
loons Fitted up on Reasonable
Terms, ia Splendid Style.
Christmas Holiday and Bri
dal Presents in endless variety.
McBride & Co.
For Rent.
The Larendon House.
SIGN, with 15
etc.. In modern style; carriage house, mmd other out
building*. and garden. Lot 105 by 205 feet.
On Poaolitroo JBtroot,
elite neighborhood. Apply to
UJtLL A GOLDSMITH.
Real'Estate Agent*.
decJ0-3t Office No. 1, Railroad Block.
niihing
kind will cx
stock before
elaewhe re,
•tired they
of nlotli
youth* of
desire i* that
want of
gent*' fur-
goods of any
amine our
pur chasing
in the selec-
otr fan
No. 3 GRANITE BLOCK,
Broad Street,
ATLANTA. OA
Hulk Meats, Raron. Lard and Ratter.
AOA LB8. Bulk 8ides, Hams snd 8houl-
, iOU,l JUU dors, own packing, now ou the mar
ket. 100,000 lbs, bacou sides. 20,000 lba. Leaf Lord,
| cans snd barrel*. 500 barrel* Flour. 8,000 bushels
I Corn. Wheat and Os's In store and to arrive. 5,000
lbs. No. 1 Butter rocotved to-day. Lime, Cemoi.t,
Plaster. Alexander's Old Tennessee Whisky.
I* A. LEYDEN.
WM. M. WILLIAMS.dec20-d*w
To Advertiser*!
not fail to lie
well selected, choi
assort
p] eased with our
ce. snd fsshiona b 1 <
ELS EM AN * BRO.
As this Manual will circulate in every county
in Georgia, (nnhscriptiona having been already it -
ceived from all but five of the counties) s aplomb >
opportunity i*offered to morohsnt* sndotbwr*. Ad
dress. for term*. *p., Editor "Manual of the State
of Georgia,” Box 57$, Atlanta. Ga,
_ d*o$A-Thuv5rflun
Agents Wanted lor
AH.STEPHENS
GREAT HISTORY OF THE WAR. Complete in one
volume. Send tor circulars with terms snd s full
description of the work. Address National Publish
ing Oo,, Atlauta, Oo.. Philadelphia. Pa., or St. Louis
King’s Mountain
MILITARY SCHOOL,
rnHE FIRST RESSIO
JL of 1872 will begin on the 1st of February, and
end on the 30th of June.
Term*—For School Expenses, i. e., Tuition, Board,
Washing, Fnel, Lights, Books, Stationery, Ac.; $135,
payable iu advance.
Circulars containing toll infoemstiou may be ob
tained upon application to
OOL. A. COWARD,
duolG-wtlUstFeb Principal and Proprietor. I
Cumber, Coal, Catljs, Src.
JAMES O. ALLEN, i . EDWARD PARSONS.
JAMES O. ALLEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DEALER8 IN
Lumber and Coal. Laths, Shingles, Boors, Sash and Blinds
Always instock.
Solo A,onu for OOAIi OnBBIC OOAIi CO.'S COAL.
Superior to any in the market. Retail price for Coal in the yard
3.7 Cent* per Duihd of §0 Pound*.
3 Basticls for $1 0<>
•AH orders accompanied with the Ca*h, for 12*, bushel* or upward*, will be delivered withiu the old city
limit* st 35 c*uts per bushel per car load, warranted weighed st tbe Minos, and charged according to the
INVOICE 28 CENTS per bushel.
OFF10U ANp YARD OPPQS1TE QEORQIA RAILROAD.
ATLANTA, GA.
€mpir*^yirtJnanrante.
GUANO! GUANO! ! GUANO!!
I OFFER FOR S ALE AT REDUCED PRICES
1,000 Tons James' bland Ouano, Which has been Ex
posed.
OOOO Tons Baker's Island Pure, Landed here in 1809, Blrecl
from the Island, by Ihe ship “ Etdorada."
Aud I Will mix the two above with ^ pure Poruvisn. Mir Price List sud Aualysis furuished ou 6l>ph- *
on.
AT Sell* Cottou at 50 Cent* per Bale, no advance being made, or will advance on usual terms.
G- B. LAMAR, Jr,.
Gotten Broker snd Oeneral Commission Merchant,
Northwest Corner lelly'e Building-
dcc »- tf BAYANNAII, OA.
ikx;ans\ illi: institute,
For Males and Female*.
rpni EXEiti-nxs or this iNirrm-rmN, *» tb. apron im >r ma, win ue. « uoa.ui . «■" 1,111
A of Jan nary, and continue twenty-four weeks.
Georgia »u«I • r r , i m '
I learning. «“' ,rr
Udic*. -
Young OeuUemen snd Ladies, that havo attended this School, from various parte of
other Southern State*, can ami do testify that U I* no ••humbug.'' but an Institution o
® f ^ mmi •*P®rtenc*d and Mtccesefal Ed orators that Van be tound-
w»U u Young Geutlemcu, i
Modern—Mathematic*, Science*. Literature. Ornament*! Branches. Muai* or
any inaUument, etc,, and for less money than at any othor School*.
The lorality ia remarkable for ita heolthfulnea*. the Village for its moral*, and good society, tbe c tin
Students.toduatryr and enterprise, aud the School fur it* diaclpline, aud the rapid progre** • *
GEO. C. LOONY,
dpcw-u FBESIIXI'T