Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE DAILY SUN.
PublLthra »j) the Atlanta Sun Vnblfohlng
C-oinpony.
ALiumUr H. Stephens,
J. Urnljr Smith,
i Proprietor*.
Alexander f(. Stephens, Political Editor.
A. K. Pint Mm, .... News I Jitar.
J. Ifonly Smith, (.cucral Editor tmli;usi
ucss AluuuKor.
THE
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Tapi an, Ma:
J. L. buna.
J. (J. PashaM, LaUrange. Os,
li. A. Vakmeook, Thomasville. Ga.
K. <i. Wiluamk, Union Point. |
John 8. Brown, Klbertou, <Ja.
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WEEKLY PEE ANNUM
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SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY", JANUARY 4, 1872.
NO. 505.
TELEGRAPH NEWS
Oue Huudred Copiea
WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS :
Mingle Copy,.
Three "
Five
Oue Huudred Coplea, Six Mouths..
Maple Caplet
••Special Notices," 20
insertion; 10 c - ‘‘ *
l per line lor the first
.’for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisetuenta inserted three time, a week, 15
per cent, off tho table rates above; twice a we«k, 25
per cent off the table .ales.
Advertisement* for Fire Companies and Churches,
half the usual rates.
In order to establish uniform rates of advertising
for the Daily Press of Atiauta, wo havo adopted the
loregoing schedule of prices, and will be governed
by them in the future.
S. W. GRUBB, Business Manager,
Of The Atiauta Sun,
Rtitlroab ®ime ®able.
THI wKSTxax a Atlantic (om state) railroad.
MIGHT PASSENOEE TKAIH—OOTWAED—PAST LINK
TO MEW TOUK.
Leave* Atlanta
Arrives at Chattanooga am
DAT PASSKNOKU TRAIN—OOTWAED.
Leaves Atlanta ? '!!?* w
Arrives at Chattanooga 1:21 p m
MI >HT PASSKMOEU TRAIN—INWABD.
Leaves Chattanooga 5:20 p m
Arrives a* Atlanta 1.30 a m
DAT r.VSSENOKR TRAIN—INWARD.
Leaves ChatUuooga 6:30 am
Arrives at Atiauta 1 :oo p m
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWABD.
Leaves Dalton 1:00 s m
Arrive* at Atlanta. 10=00 * m
Night Passenger Train arrivoa..
Night Passenger Train leaves 6:15 p. m
Day Passenger Train arrive* 6:10 p. m
Day Passenger Train loaves 7:10 a. m
Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:06 a. m
Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:35 p. in
MACON AND WKSTEHN BA I LIKUD.
On and alter Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains
will run aa follows:
Day Passenger train leaves 2:00 a. m
Leaves Macon.
Day Passenger Train arrives..
Arrives at Macon...
Night Passenger Tra
Leaves Macon
Night Passenger Tra
Arrives at Macou.....
Night Passenger Train arrives..
5;35 p. :
10:60 p. E
6.10 p i
ATLANTA AND WEST POINL EAILBOAD.
Night Passenger Train arrives
Night Paaeeuger Train leaves..
. 7:10a. m
7dWp.ni
Day Passenger Traiii arrives 6;00 p. m
Day Passenger Train leaves 6:46 a. m
ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR LINE RAILROAD.
Leave Gainesville
Arrive at Atlanta
Leave Atlanta
Arrive at Gainesville
« A. M.
>mphia i
W. J. Aj
. Akerh, Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
TIME TABLE OP THE MKMPHIS AMD CHARLEMION B. B.
Morning Express leave* Chattauooga 6:30 A M
l Memphis, J *“ “ v *
• euanooue
l i :16 l* M
COMING
Morning Express leaves Memphis 10-20 A M
Arrivcalu Chattanooga, next morning.... 6:00 A M
Mail Train loaves Memphis 12:10 A M
Arrives in Chattanooga, next day . 500 PM
Atlantic anil Gulf Kallroad.
1 .1 ROM Savannah, Ga., via Albany. Jacksonville
1 and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida:
Leava Savannah daily 10:15 P. M
Arrive at Albany daily 1:50 P. M
Arrive st Jacksonville daily 1:45 P. M
Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays
oeptod.
Leave Tallahaaace dally (Sundays excep-
. 7:35 P.M
ted)..
Leave Jacksonville daily O.JftP. M
Leave Albany daily 3:0U*P. M
Arrive at Savannah daily 6:28 A. M
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SELMA, ROME ARE DALTON R. R.
TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
Leave 8c Una
Arrive st Rome..
Arrive st Dalton..
1:42 A
, 3:15 r
Leave Dalton.
Leave Rome
Arrive at Selma....
f .40 i>. m., 3:6
37 a. M., 10:45 P.M.
jlO ». M., 9 :44 A. M.
Mneon * Awcimta llallroiHt.
DAT PASSKROKR TRAIN D ILY, SUNDAYS RXTRCTRD.
Leave Avgusta at iW It I*. M
Leave Macon at..; •<**•?*
Western Katlrwad of Alabama.
Leave Selma 4:10 A M
Arrive at Montgomery 0:40 A M
Arrive at West Point..... 11:56 A M
Leave West Point 12 ;20 p M
trrive at Montgomery 5:15 p M
Leave Columbus 11:40 A M
Arrive at Columbus 12:20 p M
Atlftntfr And Wnlf Railroad.
KXPBKbH PASSENGER:
Leave Savannah .Daily at 2:45 PM
Arrive at Jesaup •» 6:45 P M
... *' 6:24 A M
... " 7.25 AM
mva Jacksonville...
Leave Live Oak
Leava Albany
Arrive at Savannah ••
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
I .cave Savannah. Saturdays excepted, st
Asrivw at Je*sup, Sunday* exempted, ; t
Arrive at Albany *•
Arrive at Live Oak *»
Arrive at TsJialuM»<-<'
Arrive at J«M»ap
Arrive at Macon. :
Leava Macon. Sundays except?
Leave Jesanp, Mondays excepted, at
6:50 P M
hm j* fr
• 26
nsa P M
1:00 P M
S.25 P M
4 <5 A M
1:541 P M
7:541 A M
By t!i<* Sew York Associated Pioss.
THLitOCHE&TEMl Ht-KLVX
IFAR,
u »trfiiff Your Ur other*,”
The 4’itj in a Slate of Srtge,
The Fopulucv Thirst tor the
II food of the Jfitm limit ted
Rochester, N. Y., January 3.—From
three nutil eleven o’clock tliis morning
tho city was comparatively quiet. Four
companies of the fifty-fifth regiment are
guarding the jail and its approaches, and
loaded cannon are placed to command
the bridges.
At eleven o’clock the crowd assembled,
and there is a good deal of hooting of
the military, but no overt act was com
mitted. At half past eleven some one
placed on the corat in the slip of Court
street, a Hag on which were the words,
‘‘Avenge Your Brothers.” Brigadier
General Clarke tore it down, and the
crowd rushed upon him, and for a short
time he was in peril, but was released,
and fire-arms were handed to him by his
friends.
The Sheriff has ordered the remaining
six companies of the 51th regiment, and
they are now assembling at the arsenal.
It is feared there will be more trouble
this afternoon and evening.
The authc .ities are determined to de
fend the jail, but they wish the negro
Howard well of it
Further particulars of the shooting last
evening show that the soldiers were pelt
ed by the mob with brickbatsand stones,
and several were injured. The order to
charge was given and some of the men
fired instead.
LOUISIANA.
Ra«lit-ttl Ilot-tcrlng.
New' Orlean, January 3.—Yesterday
there wns no quorum in the Senate, the
Custom House partisans absenting
themselves. Tho Sergeant-at-Arms
sought them ineffectually,
lu the Honse, Carter (anti-Warmoutb)
received a vote of thanks and an indorse
ment of his official acts by a handsome
majority. It is regarded as a decided
Custom House victory.
CONNECTICUT.
allocking Triple Murder.
Hartford, January 3.—A man, hi a
wife and another woman were murdered
at Windsor Locks. No clue.
LATER.
A considerable crowd is tibout the
jail, but the heavy raius checks excite-
meut No violence since uooj. Prep
arations nro ma le to meet every emergen
cy. The negro Howard has been in
dicted.
The police charged tho mob gathered
around the jail, driving them through the
streets in every direction. A great
crowd is now (four o’clock) in Buffalo
street-fat the intersection of State. Four
veteran companies have ben sworn i
special police. Several soldiers
stepped out of the lines were knocked
down by the mob.
Howard will not be brought before the
court until it is known whether the vie
tim will die.
STILL LATER.
The Judges of the Oyer and Terminer
Court direct the Sheriff not to take How
ard from tho jail at present, and to pro
tect the public property aud preserve the
public peace at all hazards.
Howitzers havo been removed to posi
tions where they command Exchange
street and its approaches from tho east
side of the river more effectually.
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NEW YORK.
More Abowt Tweed’s llail—Uerglt * ml lli«
Pigeon Shooters—Outrage on a Married
Woman.
RocIiester, Jauuary 2, Miduight.—•
The main portion of the crowd has dis
persed.
_A public meeting is proposed for to
morrow.
The Captain of tho company disavows
having ordered the tiring, whereby four
citizens were killed.
Negroes have abandoned tho streets.
John Etler, who was killed, was a
prominent German citizen.
The military claim that they were as
sailed with stones.
New York, January 3.—Tho counsel
for the people proposes excepting to
young Tweed as surety for his father, on
tho ground that love aud uff«-ction are
considerations which a’o insufficient to
constitute a good title.
Tweed will not go to Albany until his
bail bonds are arrang* d.
A pigeon shooting match by the Long
Island Shooting Club, was interrupted
yosteaday by Berglu A member shot
two birds, however, to ruable Bergh to
moke a test case iu the courts. The so
ciety, on the other hand, threaten to sue
Bcrgti for trespassing on the Club
Qronnds.
Til ruflians seized u respectable mar
ried woman on Eighth Avenue, and car
ried her into a disreputable house. The
woman fought, and oue split her fore
head with brass knuckles aud tied Tho
other was arrested and proved to be Geo.
Schuyler Burns, who was couvicted of a
similar outrage a year ago.
Sickles has gone to Washington.
NEBRASKA.
Snowed Up. »
Omaha, January 3.—Two Eastern
bound passenger trains, near Sherman,
for two days have been trying to shovel
their way through.
ILLINOIS
Shylorklng Unrlc Sum.
Chicago, January 3.—Property hold-
_s on Custom House Square demaud
fabulous prices. The values demanded
aggregate over two millions of dollars for
the square.
Brigham Young U toniu lliyril.
Salt Lake, January 3.—Brigham
Young was refused bail, lie gave the
Federal Government one of his houses
for the prison wherein he is confiucd.
CALIFORNIA.
Salt “Won*- I'li."
San Francisco, January 3. — The
weather is fair.
Ou New Year’s Day 2,500 tons of salt
and the works were washed away at
Alameda.
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PENNSYLVANIA
InUirsritc tor the |o«i|i/
Philadelphia, January 3.—The Iaidgeg
says that the Susquehanna Canal has
been leased by the Heading lihilroad
Company for nine hundred and uiuety-
nido years, with the object of making
Havre do Grace a large coal depot for
a Mdttotttbem »hipinent »ud for supplying
Baltimore and Washington with
anthracite.
KENTUCKY.
heap
soil Western lULroad trsius to slid from Atlanta.
M Turning a ftuaaereet •»» Ashes.
5J IsormviLLK, January- 3. —A fire has
- M occurred at Somerset, in Puhtski county,
K M | destroying several buildings, including
* on I tho court house. Loss $75,000.
The ThunderersapWCatacaxy Is no M
London, January 3.—The Times, dis
cussing Catacazy’s recall, says the Minis
ter served his government zealously, but
not judiciously.
Sir Charles Dilke’s supporters are j
paring for n grand demonstration in his
honor.
London, January 3.-A huudred French
citizen i have been arrested in tho occu
pied portions of France for alleged out
rages upon Germans. Waruiugs are
given of summary proceedings in all
eases of murder or assassinatiou. Unless
surrendered before the 23d of January,
the hostages will be put to trial, instead
of before courts martial.
Tho business of the stock exchange
yesterday exceeded any day within forty
years.
The Germans here are petitioning Bis
marck to demand an apology and indem
nity lor supplies furnished by citizens of
the United States to the French govern
ment for defeuse during the war.
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MARYLAND.
erara 121013}; fair to choice brow n,
ll(q>12!. Fair supply; market steady.
Coffee—llio, 23025; Java, 34; La-
guira, 30.
Molasses—By barrel, 80; by hogs-
head, 32; New Orleans choice, 05, prime
03.
Salt—Liverpool 2:15;Virginia2. Rice
9 Mk.
Flour—Superfine, iu barrels, $7 25@
$7 50, sacks higher ; extra $8 00 ;
family $8 50(o‘.) 00; extra family $0 25(2
9 50; fancy $10(2311.
COTTON GOODS.
8 oz Osnabiirgs, 10; 0 oz, 12i
Sheeting, 121. 7 ;8 Drillings, 13. 7-H
Shirting, 10|; Shirting, 8J. Yarns, all
numbers, $1 10. Cotton rope, 28. All
domestics in good demand.
O L D
The Antimonlal Controversy.
Annapolis, J anuory 3. -Professor Reese
has been dismissed after & five hours’
cross examination.
Annapolis, January 3.-— Dr. Edward
Warren, who is a graduate of Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, and finished stud
ies in France, and during the war was
Medical Inspector of General Lee’s
urmy, testified. He bad heard the
testimony, and could see noth
ing to warrant the conclusion
that other than perfectly natural causes
produced Ketchum’s death. He has
seen men die just as sudden and with the
identical symptoms, from a disease that
has prevailed as an epidemic in Baltimore
for the last twelve months.
SOUTH CAROLINA-
K. K. K.
Columdia, January 3.—In tho United
Slides Court this morning, ten more pris
oners from Spartanburg county pleaded
guilty, and told the story of their crimes
in open court. Among them was an old
man, who was disebargod upon bis own
recognizance. A youth named Wm.
Armstrong pleaded guilty of robbing the
mail, and was sentenced to five years in
the Detroit Honse of Correction.
IRELAND.
A lllt-limuml Calamity Among 1 hr Irish.
Dublin, January 3.—Tho floor of the
Court lloom at Kitty Clogher, in the
ounty of Leitrim, fell to-day. Three
huudred people were precipitated forty
feet. The number killed is unknown.
Thirty were badly hurt—most of them
fatully.
FRANCE.
Umnbctta Creates a lion-.
Paris, January 3.—A dispatch from
Marseilles reports great turbulence upon
the appearance of Gambetta. The Chas
seurs charged the mob. Gambetta was
not allowed to leave the hotel.
WASHINGTON.
Lo .king up Tlchbornc Testimony*-
Mt-anthout ltrgulation*—The Congrc**
SitiN Under Senled Order—'The Hornet
M the Wind.
Washington, January 3.—The ship
Osprey, of Boston, has been traced by the
United btntea Treasury records to the
coast of Australia. The claimant for the
Tich borne estates, asserts that lie was
saved by the Oaprev from shipwreck, off
the coast of Brazil. The records have
lieen searched at the instance of Eng
lish attorneys for the defendants.
It is stated that tho steamer Congress
sails with sealed orders, supposed to
have reference to the Hortlet
Custom officers and steamboat in
spection officers are ordered to allow
tug boats and Steamboats were exclusive
ly for freight upon the Mississippi, and
tributaries to carry one hundred and fifty
instead of one hundred and ten pounds.
Supervising inspectors are directed to
grant permits to such boats. Without
permits from supervising inspector, such
boats will not be allowed to navigate.
COMMERCIAL.
Office Daily Sun, Jan. 3, 1871.
Cotton—Market closed firm on street
at 18(3jl8t; instore at 18{. Receipts50
bales; sales 75.
Provisions — Bacon—shoulders 8|;
clear rib sides 8|; clear sides
9 ; horns, plain 12i@14 ; sugar
cured 15<<UC. Bulk meats—shoulders
6J; clear rib sides 71; clear sides 8.
Laud—Tierce 10i@M; cans 11 J;
@12; buckets 13.
Financial—Gold is baying 1 10—
selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—sell
ing 1 08.
Fruit—Rough peaches 41 to 61 por
pound; posted 10 to 14. Apples, peeled,
4 to 41 per j>ound; green Georgia apples
$3 50 to $4 00 per bbl*
Butter—Tenuesseo and country but
ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to31.
Leather—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40
to 45; Harness leather 36 to 46; upper
leather 42 to 50; Calf skins 826 to $00
per dozen; American calf skins $25 to
40 per dozen.
Hides—Green 7 to 7j; green fait #1
to 8|; dry hides 15 to 10.
Onions—$3 60(^5 00 per barrcL
Toiucxx Low grades 65(gj50c ; com
mon, 58^65 ; gsoa, 75(^90; fine, $1@
$1 26 ; choice brands, $1 26(0*1 60.
Ibos—Swede 7c; horseshoe iron 7c;
City Mills aud Pittsburg bar Gc.
Mackerel —Half bbla. No. 1 $8.00; No.
2 $7; No. 3 $G. Kits, No. 1 $1 85; No.
2 31 00; No. 3 $1 40.
CilKKSE— 17c.
Grain.—Cora, T>0. Oats, mixed 08;
black 70; yellow 70.
Sugar—A, 14; extra C, 13*'; crashed,
powdered and granulate 1, 15; Dem
BY TELEGItAPH.
New York, Janaary 3.—Cotton strong;
sales 25G4; uplands 20j; Orleans 21 j.
Flour sternly. Whisky fairly active, 921
(" 93. Wheat a little more active but
without material change. Corn firm and
good export and fair homo demand—old
afloat 791 (/b80. Bice dull,<81(^81. Pork
a shade lower, 314 25(<z 14 50. Freights
heavy and lower. Money stringent;
stock brokers paid 1-16 to i commission,
others i»aid 7 currency to gold. Ex
change lower ? 9l(u92. Gold 9|(o^i.
Governments inactive with little change
—02s lOf. Htates inactive but very firm
—N. C. and H. C. very strong; Va. steady;
Teon. G3j, new 63 i; Va. 00, new 58; La.
60, new 50; levees 60$; Ala. 02,5s 62; Ga.
70, 7s 71; N. C. 32J, new 14; 8. C. 49,
new 26‘. Cotton future sales today 13,-
250—Jan. 20, t, 3-16, 11-16,5-16, J, 7-16;
February 20?, 9-16, }, 11-16, 13-16
21, 20 15-16, i ; March 21 j, }, 3-16, i;
April 21 5-16,|; May 21, J, $.
Galveston, January 3.—Cotton strong
—good ordinary 18; net receipts 1363;
exports to Great Britain 2122; solos 200;
stocK 46,800.
Mobile, Jauuary 3.—Cotton active and
excited; middlings 19t@19i;net receipts
870; exports to Great Britain 1874; sales
2000; stock 63,100.
Memuhis, January 3.—Cotton excited;
middlings 19|; receipts 1530.
Baltimore, January 3.—Flour un
changed. Wheat firm—Pennsylvania
$1 57(o>l GO. Corn firm—white 6G(a08;
yellow 67(^69. Oats dull—53(^55. Bye
and provisions unchanged. Whisky 94.
Norfolk, January 3.—Cotton firm—
low middlings 18|(uU9;net receipts 1452;
exports coastwise 2322; sales 260; stock
6071.
AUGUSTA, January 3.—Cotton firmer
and active—middlings 19|; net receipts
800; sales 1000.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3.—Cotton mar
ket strong—middlings 20J.
Savannah, January 3.—Cotton activo
at full ‘prices—middlings 19}(qjl9|; low
middlings 19J; not receipts 1288; exports
coastwise 969; sales 2263; stock 82,728.
Liverpool,'January 3, Evening.—Cot
ton closed strong. The supply of wheat
falls 125,000 bushels below the usual
amount, causing an odvauce—red winter
11s 9d. Corn 31s Gd. Pork, now, 60s.
Common ltosin 12. Turpentino 50.
Wilmington, January 3.—Cotton firm
—middlings 19; net roccipts 103; exports
coastwise 347; sales 141; stock 6414.
New Orleans, January 3.—Cotton ac
tive; middlings 19|(al9];net receipts
2270; gross 3516; exports to Great Brit
ain 6110; sales 11,000; stock 180,161.
London, January 3.—Consuls 92|;
bonds 92|. Tallow 48, and 6 to 9. Tur
pontine 53.
Boston, January 3.—Cotton quiet and
strong; middlings204; net receipts 245;
gross 2060; sales 300; stock 8,500.
Baltimore, January 3.—Cotton in fair
demand with price<advanced; middlings
201; net receipts 97; gross 275; exports
coastwise 55; sales 312; stock 3599.
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I'll HJ.f 1\ January 11 and 18,1*78.
I NTRODUCING the twn'leat and gre»te*t Arentc EnUrtalnmont titer pr«Mnt«d in tlii* city, c-mkracin*
GorRoous miiUuyaod Civic F»««‘»nU. TouroamnnU. National Grai * ** * * “ “ ‘'
vant, Abort#lual Pmiipm, Scene* and Shitting Living
Pictures of Bewildering Beauty,
Aud introducing the rooet complete < onipany of celebrated Artinta, that have ever been engaged for Enueetrian
and olympian Pantime*. who.are supplied with costumes flttlug for their station*—Fnra. Velvet* and Cloths.
of tho mor* —— —
daxzliug sii
ship.
Fo
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LIZZ MAltCKLLUS. Beside*, the unprecodoutod number of Twenty-Two Celebrated Principal Artists,
tho auxiliary force of Diversified Talent is Jarge, *n<l the entire Company will appear st esch entertainment
in glittering pageant*. Gorgeous and Impressive Tournament*. Tableaux of Truth and Orandeur, Jolly
Funny Pantomimes. Kqueslrian Spectacles of Grace and Dariug. All the beat features of the Gymnasium.
Entertainment* of mi told merit, every Afternoon and Night.
THE WONDERFUL UIIUTK ACTORS, -THE f 10,000 BLIND MARVEL EXCELSIOR, J*.” AND
BnniUM Cart*.
inowaxi.
Proprietor Excelsior Planterfanf Worts,
P. O. Box 460, ATLANTA, GA.
angle 6m.
Cf. n. ROOKS*
C ONTRACTOR FOR BRICK AMD
Stone Work, of all classes. Mastering and
' i.-namentat work, Stone Cutting, etc.
Gridin. Ga.. May 12.1671. yl
ir.tr. ie,
fainter and nreo^aior,
hnn W ft. iuk'a Whitehall a)n •> ’
tops*fa
oontmuance of the i
Contracting and Advertising AgtuL
Qcme Snenrance Compann.
Ooltunbus, O., Deo. 80,1071.
W T. WATERS—The Stockholders have completed their payment of sufficient money to-pay Chicago
• and other tosses, leaving tho Capital of the Homo insurance Company complete with the neceaaa-
The HOME OF OHIO, ls a flrst-cla** Company, and aa such, wo unhesitatingly recommeud it to all want
ing Insurance.
On a first-clans risk we will take as much as $10,000—but no more.
Provides Against Loss by Fire or Lightning I
MIDDLETON & BKO.,
Copper Smith), Sheet lroa Workers
and Brass Yonlders.
W E are prepared to do the abort Work in a supe
rior manner. Shop next door to Can Office,
Broed street. dged-
Call and Stottle.
Au. persons indebted to w. b. lows a
CO., will plow all li al Mill, u lh.j wUk to
close their Books for 1671. janMt
at Atronoir!
THI HOOK ANO LADDER
TRUCK HOUSE,
On Pryor BtraoL
TILL BELL AT AUCTION, ON THE PltF.MI-
a,
Friday, January 5, at 8 O’clock, P. M.,
The Hook and Ladder House and Lot, fronting 66
feet ou Pryor street, running beck to June*' Livery
Stable, having a depth of 1H6 feet. This lot lies in
of the American Hotel, and ie a good loca-
. » business house. Sale positive. Titles per.
feet Terms—One-half rash, balance three and six
months, with Interest
C. C. HAMMOCK,
Real Estate Agent
James’ Bank Block, Whitehall street
jan3-3t
For Rent.
aes; wash house, stables, good garden, fruit trees,
usr-
r the premises, to
Grant Amerloim
HOUSE CLIPPING MACHINE.
Mdr Sound Insurance. Select Risk*. Adequate Ratos.
W. T. WATKR8 k CO., Agents
Office : Samuel Rape's Dental Depot
Whitehall street
Ncm l Xi»»rrti9cmcrna.
Select School for Boys.;
Atlanta City Hospital.
French and German are taught to be spokon. Mr.
Harvey, who has spent several years in South Amer
ican, will teach Spanish sml Portugese, and, also, as.
sist in bearing other clsase*.
Mr. Harvey is a thorough linguist
Terms $6, per month, payable in advance.
d^uOvcr Mr. Reago’s store, corner Whitehall ami
Forsvth streets. jani-2m
No r m a 1 Institute.
inauguration of the Public
Schools,
Special IVotioosu
Warning Words.
The strength and nervous energy of the
human body ought to be iucreaaed during the
the winter, for two reasons: In the first place, disea
ses cf the most deadly character may be generat'd
at this season; aud secondly. It is of the utmost im
portance that during tho cold weather mouths the
system should be put in a condition to withstand the
effects of tho Spring miasma, and tho subsequent
depressing best of Hummer. It is, therefore, ad visa-
i fact essential, to tone, regulate and invigorate
tho dtgaative and secretive organ* st this period of
the year, aud of all the stomachlca and alteratives at
present known, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the
powerful, the most harmless, and the most
agreeable. Tbs temperature of winter would be in
itself a glorious tonic, if it did not. uufortunatcly,
bring with It a volume of chilling moisture and un-
wholseome winds, which have a bad effect on
the akin and lung*. Th »e must be guarded against,
ere is ne security for health. Tlietffcct of a
course of Dtttcrs is to give vigor and tone to the
entire organization—the superficial muscles and
nerves, as well as tho internal viscera. A regular
habit of body, a healthy and natural flow of bile, an
active digestion, a good appetite, pure blood, and a
Vigorous circulation of that fluid, are among the
blessing* dei ivsbls from a persistent use of Hostel*
Ntomach Bitters, which not only more than
supplies the place of the best tonics, catharthics and
antiseptics prescribed in their separate- forms by
physician*, but perform tho three-fold work of in-
vigoraticn, regulation and purification, si one and
tho ssrao time.
jant
‘Amusements.
DeGive’s Opera House.
FOURTH AWtUMRAJirVE 4PF
Til 1C TALENTED AHTIttTK
SATIE PUTNAM,
AND THE
Hxcollout Company
From Hoeley’s Opera House, Chicago.
Thursday, January tth, 1*78.
For the First Time in this city,
CASTE!
Polly Feele# KATIE PUTNAM
To conclude with the laughable farce.
Tin* Youth (hat Never Stw a Woman !
Colin, with song KATIE PUTNAM
RlL Friday, Benefit of Katie Putnam.
«9u Matinee Saturday at 2 P. M.
ADMISSION $1 60; Family Clrclo 60 cents. No
•ilea charge for resarved seats.
Reserved seats for sale at Phillips Jc Crew’s Book*
ore. Jan t-it
Auction Sale.
:oll*c
. Fancy Goods, to te- sold
A*
ing. commencing
eiu street, (hid Fellow*’ Ball.
C. U. EDWARDS k CO.
J. W. CHAPMAN. Auctioneer. )au3-Ct
Rooks, fiuti- to ry and
it auction. This Even,
at store No. 17, Mari-
-Ton
Institute
T- HE NEED OF A CITY HOSPITAL FOU ATLAN
TA hu Ion) been fell, bat all affort.. hareMon, lor
tho establishment of such havo foiled, 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 and hopeless.
It is, therefore, proposed to
Appeal to all F’rlomlg
of so benevolent a projoct,and thus soenre a nnclen*
to encourage an incroaso of tho private donations
already promised, which will reader the scheme
Will b. helil .1 lb. School Boom,. No. M While ,UC< *“ : “ J "“*• «“ <* •“* •» lM <«-
hall street, during the week, commencing Monday, , •*«„ w m w. ». _,a_
Hth instant, and closing Friday. 12th. | U W|U be *‘ n, » ariu « monument to the charity
There will be a morning session each day from il . n ,i n e nn ,
to 1, to afternoon «uh.!i, from -J.. to 4'io-oloclc. •“ ““"“V o'oat dtlua., II will beta koeplag
.0.1 • public IhfCluro .very ov.nlng. | wlth our on „ rd marcU |h „ a|w o/
The Moi-nlll|C SoMMioilM amlprogreM.
will bo devoted chiefly hi tho eubjecle and melbode | l<jr ' v0^ ■ , Two 1,olu '' eobacrlbed an equal latar-
of Grsinuiar schools or eleuinntcry instruction. Thu ! ... , ..
afternoon sessions atteniUnce upon which will l»e ^ g, en thfl ho, ‘ ler of Oertincato thereof in
optional, will be glvcu to High School work and to 1 * u diatwhuUow of
discussion of more general topics. lu< ' dlBtr * buUoB of
Competent Teachers have been engaged to give
tions in the severs! branches usual!
schools. Also, diatluguished teacln
I give a
incur schools. Also, distinguished teachers from - ..
abroad *ill give special lessons and lectures during H75,000
o o
Leefurefl will be Delivered by
Worth of Properly—Numbering
Practical lessons will bo given to the Institute by
Professor Brown aud Sanford, also by Professor O.
M. Dews, 8ii|ierlutoi]deut Public Schools, Columbus;
ProfessorO. J. Orr, of Oglethorpe College in the city
slid others.
On Friday morning, 12th instant, at 11 o'clock, th 9
Public Schools will lie Inanguruteil
ZZ
Institute. Tho i
Teachers
t the i
stion Is also eitcnded
itslde of Atlanta,
soda c-imnitteeof reception will provide places for
such st hotels, boarding bouses and private families
st reduced prices.
The public generally are cordially invited to attend
the evening lectures and tho inauguration ceremo*
nles at the Ivy street Hchool on Friday. The subjects
aud lectures will be duly announced.
There will be no charges for attendance upon the
institute, all expenses being defrayed by the Board
of Education. B. MALLON,
Bupcrtutendent Public Schools.
Jea4-4t C6 Whitehall street.
Grand Sale, by T, C, ollayson,
— or —
The Live Auction House
J. H. RAURKTT, Anctloater.
1,500 AHTIOIjBS
To bo Distributed by th* Board of Commls-
50,000 SHARES AT OO
fJocA—$100,000.
The value of the separate interest, to which the
Holder of saoh Cartlflcate wUl be suUUed, will be
determined by the Commissioners, who will an
nounce fo tho public the manner, the Urns and
piece of the distribution.
The following gentlemen are to act as Commie
■loners and will reoalve and take proper charge of
the money for the Hospital, will determine upon the
plan and sits for the same, to-wit i
I* II. ORMK, M. D.
*T. r ALEXAMDEIl, M.D.
E. H. 11A.Y, M. I>.
All frlenda to our benevolent object ere reqneeted
to aid our manager as much as possible In the ardu
ous labor devolving upon him.
CATALOGUE SALE
- OF -
118 CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS.
B Y many celebrated European sud American ar
tists, the whole forming a combination of talent
seldom offered et public auction in this city. >
Among tho superb collection will be found choice 1 WOMll t<>!• Cll'OllInr.
Iend#<siws, Winter scenes, Figures, Religions and [
Historical PamUugs, the whole formlug a splendid ;
* riii/atteuU .n of Connoisseurs and lovers of the I KIIVV. WEKNAN, Manicr
fine arts U particular calletl to this sale, at the old I 7 *
stand of tbs Wheel*r and Wilson Hewing Machine
Uoiapauy, No. 1 DeGive's Ojwra House, Marietta | (**) f*^Q-y
Thiriilsy and Friday Rvenlngs, Jehu-
mry II And 14, HIM, •( 7 I S O'cloek, Office Nd. 11 Jdm«t’ U*.k Block
Each Kvenlug, ] dMn . lB
They will be open for inepectlon day and night,, ■
ommcncidg Monday, 8th Jauuary, until evenlag of
e Cash. Halo posiUve.
Ja»«-dt.
DANCING.
G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r.
IJKOFENHOII NU'UOI* MNPECTFI LLY AN -1 I onMl. JreutoM aYlo* U
J. NODNCEN that ho tia. rented Jaaica' New Hall, ' a BOOS
ucar Railroad Crossing. White lull street, and will n
commence a new session on THURHDAY, January I U
4i h. 1*7 J, for new beginner* and a<lvanced pupils, i
Days of Tuition—I huralay Afternoon, at 21, P. Well finished and conveniently arruiMd on
ward., Unrul,,. at I„ A. tor Ml^e I C^SLS^fTLStnL
Room Oottaco,
I, oLodad tot, 47x100 loot;
.liMaaodof nadioai alj*. .boat ot^it
a Room House,
^JanS-lt
E. EoOOSWON.
<)oul fflimtorp.
S AS SEE N HOUSE,
(Formerly United States Hotel,)
C ORNER ALABAMA and PBYOB STREETS, AT-
LANTA, GA.
E. R. 8ASSBEN, Agent, Proprietor.
GEO. W. 8A88EEN, Clerk.
TERM8—Transient Boarders, per day ft 00
Rtng' *' * —- — -- -
oct S-dlm.
Slug Is Meal, or Lodging 10 cents.
BARNESVILLE HOTEL,
J. a CAMP, .... Proprietor.
(NEAR DEPOT.)
BOARD |3 PER DAY.
4elf.tr
REYNOLD’S H0m,
NEW NAN - - - GEORGIA,
[FORMERLY MoDOWELL HOUSE.]
Ante Bcitwna Rates ft OO FEB DAY.
W. Md RopaoUUif
oct23-tf Proprietor.
KENNESAW HOUSE,
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA,
O FFKB8 PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO
families desiring Chew and Comfortable win
ter quarters; only one hoor r s ride from Atlanta.
Address FLETCHER k PBEYER,
oct30-tf
Rankin House,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
J. W. RYAN, Proprietor.
St-tr FRANK OOLDEN, CUrt
BROWN’S HOTEL,
MACON, OEORQIA.
THIS SPLKNDID FIMT-CLAai HOT*L B TBS
1 largest and bate Hotel in the OUy. R to attes
ted Immediately opporite the OesMcal Paeeenger
Depot, and for Comfort. Elegance, Eoonomy and at-
temtioo of its Employees and attaches It offitew great
er inducements to the traveling public, than any oth-
• house (n the Southern State#.
novftHf W. F. BBOWH k OO.
INS EITABLIIHBO. ISO ft
8TUABT RAILROAD HOTEL,
Opposite Depoh—YALD08TA, OA.
rpHIS HOTEL IS CONVENIENT TO BUBINERS,
K pleaaantl) located, attentive servants, and
q. x. STUART.
LITCHFIELD HOUSE,
AO WORTH, GEORGIA.
T able always fubnishxd with the
best the market affords.
SPOTS WOOD HOTEL,.
halos, a someiA.
Nearly oppoeite the Pieeiegir Depot)
Only One HinntaB Wallt^f
THOMAS H. HABKIS. Piapdator.
0.1. UACLKLLAH, (apt OOrM
MARSHALL HOUSE,
MMMMN, M.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Day Board Sa.OO.
aovMtf ■■ ■;
Planter’s Hotel,
roar vallkt, a a.
BOARD $3.0# F*r Daj.
T. 'll. H. MDRFU, Froprietor.
Distance 10 yards from BaUroed. fochtf
hard per i
decfi-It
HENRY HAYS, Fr^p»r.
NOTIOl
J BODY favwm all |
Hall t<> Rent for l’srtlee. feectuivs, or First-class
Entertalnmente, on liberal term*.
For terine of lla i Kent or prices of Tuition, ar-
Profrasor Nichols, at the Hall, or l billipeh
ply to Fi
Crew * 1
Cash.
dec24.lt
I,abowtetefat mo11. hi
MSRKSSi
!?*!?*• flte khore reward for't^ay^aaiuw of the thief.
to me, or I wUl give Forty DoNaie for the fieitesaj at
the Horse and ffaddle.
dec 10-fit L. M. AlDBEWt.