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THE DAILY SUN.
Thu usd ay Mound* a January 4
JUT* New Advertisement* ahcayt found
n Fint Pane ; Local and Business Notices
on Fourth rage. ,
*' Our City Agent.
Cnpt. John 8. Wins Is our Agent for Atlanta. lie
I " authorised to receive subscription*, make colifc-
tions, ted ouutract for advertising.
• Ingle Cojilt* of tin-Hun Pur At tfcu j
METEOHOLOGICAL,
omoE chief or siohal service,)
Washington, D. 0., 34 January, 1472. )
Clear wsaBier, with northwesterly winds, ia proba
ble for Thursday from Florida, Kentucky and west
ward. Cloudy and clearing weather ia prevailing on
the South Atlantic coaat. The barometer continues
to fall lu the Middle and Eastern States, with cloud
and fog. Westerly winds, with cloudy weather, con
tinues over the Lakes. An area of Aw barometer
develop In Nebraska and Ifincsota. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for to-night.»
CITY AFFAIRS.
Gbbihticab and Bridal Presents. —
Silk dresses, embroidered cloaks, furs,
French kid gloves, silk under-garments,
French hosiery. French calicoes, French
wrappers, fans, real lace seta, every nov
elty in ties, real jet sets and three cases
of curiosities—all opening at the London
Store, Marietta street lm.
As Convenient as Can Be.—See the
notices of Dr. J. b. Willson, dealer in
cool, in our Local and Business column.
Tui$ American Horse Clipping Ma
chine is a wonderful piece of mechan
ism. It is an interesting spectacle to wit
ness its operation.
To Printers and Publishers.—Want
ed by an experienced News and general
Job Printer, a Situation.
Reference—His work. Address N. &
J., Sun Office, Atlanta, On. juu4
Heal Estate Sale.—The sale of the
Johnson property, corner of Hunter A
Pryor streets, 90x100 feet, aggregated
about $8,000. CoL O. W. Adair auc
tioncer. ^
Dan Rice—the very Grimaldi of
olowat—a man who has more admirers
than any other man in America—is com
ing with the best arenio exhibition ever
broaght South. Dan says that’s what
lie’s got, and he knows. If the public
wonts other evidence of the fact, we can
only refer to the announcement which
appears iu the advertising columns of
The Sun.
Important Railroad Items.—The
Memphis and Charleston Railroad haa
lieen leased to Tom Scott, the great rail
road king, in the interest of the Pennsyl
vania Central. The contract lacks only
the confirmation of the Board of Direc
tors of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
roud, which will, no doubt, bo given at
their next meeting, which takes placo on
the 17th inst.
. The Pennsylvania Central havo been
trying io consummate a lease of the Geor
gia and Atlanta Si West Point Roads, and
the Georgia Central has also been bid
ding for the same. Nothing definite has
1 een done.
Referred to a Committee.—We learn
that Benjamin Conley has been revolv
ing in bis mind, and seriously calculating
the matter of making qu effort to hold
on to the oflfleo he is now exercising the
functions of, till finally he has referred
tho matter to a committee of three prom
iucut members of his party and personal
friends, to consider, weigh well, and de
cide upon tho proper 0001*80 to be pur
sued by him, and by whoso advice he
will l>e governed. We have not learned
whether they have made their roj.ort or
not; but of course they will advise him
not to be so silly as to try to retain the
office. There is nothing to l>o gained by
such a course—not even tho prospect of
making a tenth-rato martyr of hhi*clf;
but everything to lose.
DaBouroi'slV Wounded. —On Wednes
day evening Mr. Clou. Coleman, a young
man living near the Rolling Mill, was
shot and dangerously wouuded by Mr.
Monroe Barrett, another youth about the
same age. The case was investigated yes
terday before Justlco Johnson. It seems
that Coleman and Barrett werj engaged
at a game of ball. During the time
Coleman and others of his companions
took advautago of the defective eyesight
of Barrelt to irritate him. This pro
voked him to resistance, audi iu pulliug
a pistol from his pocket, it was accident
ally discharged, the ball passiug through
his left hand entering the abdomau
of Outomau, and is supposed to havo
lod cd in his vitals. Ho is still in a
critical condition. After a thorough in
vestigation of the C09ft Barrett was dis
charged on the ground that the shooting
was accidental, Jtofcgrtnaitatuwuf,
prosecution; Gen. L. J. Gutroll mid
John Milledgc, Jr., f«#d«fen«e
Uwn^ua Ihmkmuet Amsx-iation,
This u U10 name ol au iwaooiutiou re
cently organised at Borne, with J. M. U.
Caldwell, M l’reaidcut, and T. J. Perry,
Secretary? ttS purpose is to secure
Swedish immigration to Georgia. It
|>roroses ty supply, labor to all^wjjo |»hy
jcd itfurL sun of kfty-fonr dollars
ror each immigrant—fifty dollars being
pnaapge money, and 4lie four entering
incidental expense*. The mouey is to
t of thenssooia.
mth rcaponsible bank of tho
ip not to lie drawn until the
immigrant i» delivered. Bov. B. C.
lllicbfeldt is sgeat for the nssocution,
and will leave tor Europe about tin 15th
instant! Before leaving, however, ho
will visit several points in tills portion of
the State, to confer with the people, and
receive orders for “help. ’’ He will be at ‘he
Kimball House on the 0th, 7th and 8tli,
and again on the 13th. He will be at
fits responsibilijy, the association te
rns, among many other responsible par-
tore, to Ur. John H. James, of this city.
The matter is worth the attention of our
people, and, we have no doubt, that
rasnv of them will confer with Mr.
Blicnfcldt while ho is here.
Important Arrest.—A notorious scal
awag by the name of Grecno B. Hol
combe, of White county, who has been
playing the same role in White, Union,
Towns nud other counties in North
east Georgia, that Skyles recently did,
in Dade, Gwinnett, and other places—
though in a far more offensive and outra
geous manner, has, at last como to grief,
after a carreer of villainy unparalleled in
this country.
This is the same creature who, wo be
lieve, was instrumental in tho ar
rest of Messrs. Palmer and Merritt, of
White—the one a bold and unswerving
lawyer, who has been prominent in con
demning the highhanded outrages of
Holcomb and those at his bidding; the
other, the Tax Collcctorof White county,
while coming hero to settle -with the
Treasurer—an account of which urrests
wo published recently.
This man Holcombe, we have been in
formed, has been arresting men, against
whom no genuine complaint had ever
been made by any one.
He had a squad of soldiers to do his
bidding. He would trump up charges,
and havo warrants issued having the ap
pearance of being legal; and on these
would arrest men of means, and compro
mise with them—turning them loose by
their paying such sums of money as he
would see fit to demand.
Our information may not be accurate,
and perhaps the facts are not exactly as
set forth above; but what we have said
will give a fair idea of the manner in
which he has been behaving.
We learn that that the United States
Deputy Marshal arrested Holcombe on
the 1st inst. Ho will bo brought to this
city for trial. His outrageous oonduct
has been brought to tho notiro of the
United States authorities, and they have
moved iu this matter.
The end approachoth. Let us be
thankful, be patient, aud take courage.
Rev. B. A. Bonniieim.—Tho popular
and successful German and English
teacher, and President of the Jewish con
gregation of this city, has returned to
this city, accompanied by his bride, the
daughter of Rev. Mr. Hofmann, a Jewish
Minister iu Baltimore, where he was mar
ried on tho 24th ult.
He comes to resumo his ministerial du
ties and tho labors of his school, in which
ho has been so successful. The many
friends of Mr. Bonnhcim are glad to re
tain him iu our midst, and extend a cor
dial welcome to her whom he has chosen
as his partner for life.
Forger.—Some months since n gentle
manly looking individual, who styled
himself Clarence Harlan, approached
Ool. It. M. Young, at Calhoun, and
presented a draft on a house in Bal
timore with which Col. Y. done business.
Suspecting nothing, tho draft was
promptly cashed, Recently the draft
was returned to Col. Y. disapproved.
The house had no such accredited agent.
On Wednesday the same individual was
recognized by Mr. Moore, of the house
of J. L. Cohen, who immediately had
him arrested. On his arrest ho called
himself Haynes. Col. Y. was forthwith
dispatched for, and, upon his arrival,
Harlan, alias llayncs, introduced him
self ns Mr. Whitman. He has gone, un
der escort of Col. Young, to meet the
punishment ho deserves. Ho attempted
similar forgeries in Marietta and Ring-
gold. ^
Thanks, Thanks.—The editors and
printers iu Tins Sun Office return their
sincero thanks to the ladies of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church South
for a New Year's present of most deli
cious cake. It wa& much enjoyed by alk
The ladies of that Church have accom
plished much during the post year in
raisiug funds for the building of their
splendid Church edifice, which is still
incomplete.
Public School Notice.—Editors Allan •
la Daily Sim; Please place in your paper,
for the information of the public, the
following statements in relation to tho
Publio Schools:
Three Grammar and two High Schools
will be opened on Monday, 22d iust.
The Grammar Schools are located ns
follows: On Ivy street, near Harris; on
Walker street, near Nelson, and corner
Crew and Clarke streets.
The High Schools are central at 04 aud
08 Whitehall street, for the present;cue
fur boys and one for girls. The four
lower grades of the Grammar Schools
will bo mixed; tho four higher, separate.
The districts of the Grammar Schools
have Rot yet been exactly defined, hut
will bo annouuoed iu a few days.
Boys and girls of from 13 to 15 years
Of ago who bare been well instructed in
the olemoutary brauchos, viz: grammar,
arithmetic, geograplgr and history, aud
arc prepared U> begin Latin and algebra,
will be plaoed in the High Schools.
During the week immediately procc-
dingtheopGBiugoftbe schools, the schol
ars will be received and registered by the
Superintendent, wiio will ho sssisted by
the Principals of the several schools. This
registration will tako place at the office of
the Superintendent, 66 Whitehall street.
Each pupil will be examined and will
reoeive a ticket on which will be iudica-
tod tho particular school and class which
ho wiU enter. He will present this ticket
to the principal at the opening of the
schools, who will assign him his place.
No applications will bo received until
Monday, Uthinatant, the week preced
ing that date being oocupied with the
Normal Institute.
Due notice of tho manner aud require
ments of such application will be given
through the newspapers. Scholars will
bo required to furnish their own books,
wbieh, for a short time, can be obtained
atony of tho book stores at introductory
rates— in most cu es at half tho usual
prices. • f * . | \ ?
The Board of Education will furnish
pens, ink, crayon, and all necessary ap
paratus and conveniences for efficient
school work. B. Mallcn,
Superintendent Public Schools,
06 Whitehall street.
Mayor’s Court.—His Honor slept too Local & Business Notices.
long yesterday morning. Visions of New
Year crowded upon his exuberant fancy,
and entranced, he dallied too long in the
arms of Morpheus. In this exigen
cy Lowry was summoned to dispense
justice and conduct Wednesday’s mat
inee.
MRS. SYLVANIA
a “liiligant ladie of quarreling pro
pensities.” 8he introduced us her cham
pion viudicatrix, Baroness O'Shantcr,
who testified:
Indade, yer Honor, niver iu the
memory of misself has Misthress Sylva-
n ia indoolged in any indacent woords,
nor has she iver fought a moortal bit, cx-
cipt in offerin' the ginthst of loove licks,
with her most prishns leetlo deeper*,
that would ’a quite taken the heart out
o' ye. But, faith and bejabbers, she
coomitted moorder once. Whin Barouit
O'Hhaotcr conflssed his doyin affiction
for her angelic booty, she smoothered
him to dith with a flood of kisses, that
quite overcame bis alogance, and she has
been a poor helpless widder ever since.
Have mercy on her yer Honor!” Lowry
said she could pay $5, or repeat the mur
dering operation on him. 8he paid $5
qtreker.
MU. JOHN DltYAN
was charged with drunkenness on the
streets. Ho commenced a most eloquent
defence—
"I never was drunk but once in my life,
For which I got bunged by a spunky young wift
Aud cussed to tho devil, who—"
'Stop,” said Lowry, “none of your pusi-
lanimous, doggerel sentiment here. $5
and costs, sir.” Now*, that poor poet
went off fully convinced that Lowry was
a barbarian, who could no more appre
ciate sublimo, soul-inspiring epics, than
he could the grandeur of the “Demonia
cal Extravaganzas of Mohamme dan Par
adisical Rhapsodies,”
MINERVA JACKSON
quarreled for 50 cents’ worth of washing,
and paid about $2 for the privilege.
Lowry thought of making her his private
financial adviser iu consideration of this
master strategy.
The Legislature assembles on the
10th, and not on tho 17th, the time to
which it first adjourned.
Hon. John P. Kino.—Was iu the city
yesterday. He came in tho morning and
returned to Augusta on the evening train.
The Atlanta City Hospital.—The
plan to raise the money for u City Hos
pital by private enterprise, announced in
the columns of The Sun a few days ago,
is meeting with very flattering encour
agement. Drs. Orme, Alexander and
Ray, who have consented to act as Com
missioners, aud who will receive and ac
count for all money, have entered zeal
ously upon the work, and will give the
entire business their personal supervis
ion. Dr. Wecmau, the Manager, is a
methodical busiuess man, who is ready to
give any information at any time. Call
on him at his office, or address him
through the postoffice.
Katie Putnam Troupe. — Notwith
standing the exceedingly unfavorable
weather last evening,.Won at Lost was
played to an interested audionce of
Miss Putnam’s special admirers. Miss
Katie and Edwin Browne acted with
their usual spirit and faultless under
standing. The Little Rebel, the con
vulsing comedietta, produced tremen
dous applause.
To night will be presented “Caste,”
-ono of Robertson’s master pieces, and
The Youth that Never Saw a \Vomnn.
This is an unusually attractive bill, and
we pi edict a larger audience.
IjOcuI & Business Notices.
fed'" Economy—To buy the Caryville
Coal. Sumo general qualities of Coal
Creek. Will hum longer and cleaner
than any coal iu tho market—except An
thracite Coal. junidlw
fitaV- J. M. Born, Jr., & Co., whole
sale and retail dealers iu Coal Creek Coal.
Special attention paid to orders from city
or couutry. jan3 4t
fifeif" Convenient.—J. S. Willson has
the most convenient Coal Yard iu the
city. Call iu as you go to the Post Office
and order your Coal.
Yard on Marietta street. junidlw
The iiest in the South, Coal Creek
Coal, sold by Born, Jr., A Co. jan3 4t
Rupture.—Why will you suffer
from Rupture, when you can have Relief
and Cure. Throw away your diaagreea-
tle Trusses, and call on Drs. Rowe &
Taber, Capitol Building, Atlanta, Oa.
declOdtf
BfL, J. M. Born, Jr., A Co., liave a
full supply of genuine Coal Creek Coal
on hand. Give them a call jan3-4t
KTEltLINL!
SILVER-WARE.
SHARP & FLOYD,
.\o. 33 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA.
Specialty,
Sterling Silver-Ware.
Special intention It requested to the
many new and elegant piece* manufac
tured expressly to onr order the past
year, nud quite recently completed.
An unusually attractive assortment
of novelties In Fancy Silver, euseil for
Wedding anil Holiday present*, o
medium anil expensive character.
The House we represent mnnufuet
in unparulleled scale, cn^iloyiug on
ling Silver-Ware alone over One
Hundred skilled hands, the most accom
plished talent In Designing, and the
best Labor-saving Machinery, enabling
in to produce works of the highest
racier, at prices UNA PIMtOACllKD
any competition. Our stock at pres-
ls the lurget and most varied this
side of Philadelphia.
An examination of oar stork and
prices will guarantee our sules.
OUR HOUSE USE ONLY
925
BRITISH STERLING,
10WJ
dcc22dfcwtf _
Stitching and Sewing neatly done
at Agency Grover and Baker S. M. Co.,
17 Whitehall street, next door to J.
Bank. 8i»ool Cotton aud Spool Silk, for
sale. dec29-lm
CONTENTS
u ATLANTA WEEKLY SUN,”
ton THE WEEK ENDING
V'EU.VUSBAY, JAXUAItY 3d. 1819.
Puge. 1—On the New Year. W. A <4- R. It. What
will it amount to? Speech of Hon. J. C. Coi
of Texas, etc.
Puge a—Bullock’s Ilund Exhibited. Tuouc Fraud
ulent Bonds. Bun-Strokes. Georgia Matters. Lo
cal Notes. Telegrams. Literary Style,
Pngc 3--The Appropriation Bill. Henry Clews Si
Co. Write a Letter. Reckless Disregard of Truth.
Georgia Matters. Sun-Strokes. To the People of
Georgia, etc.
Page 4—Henry CJews A Co. and the Curlersville
and Van Wert Railroad. Radical Thievery—What
It Has Accomplished - in South Csroliua. A Di*
tionary. What Clews k Co. and the Plundering
Uon.l Ring are Trying to Do. Philadelphia Corres
pondence. Gon. John B. Gordon. Sun-Strokes.
The Texas Cotton Crop. Georgia Matters. Local
Notes. Telegrams.
Puge 5— Conley Turns Desperate. Rufus B. Bol
lock. A Model Letter for Scalawags A Carpet-Bag
gers. Grant a Defaulter. Suu-Strckcs. Rook No
tice. Our Athens Correspondence. Georgia Mat
ters. Visible Supply of Cotton. Traius on the A.
and C. Railroad Stopped Through tho Insubordina
tion of Superintendent Wheeler. More About
Greeluy's Arabic. ladies' Leo Monument Asso
ciation. Commercial, etc.
PMge (.—Local Notes. Sun-Strokes. Atlanta and
Its Vicinity a» a Climate for Consumptives. Tele
grams. Hauled Down that Flag. Clews k Co.
Again. Letter from Henry Clews &
Bonds of Georgia—Official Notice to tho Bond
holders. Tho Central Railroad. Georgia Matters
Page 7—Poetry—A Sonnet from Saxe.
Strokes. Local News. Telegraph Newt. Special
Notices. Advertisements, etc.
Ifew Abmtistmenta.
For Rent.
Fob Comptroller Gbweral.—Gener
al LAFAYETTE McLAWS.
dec29-dtf
RoaGf—iTaxxuary O.
MANUAL
AS D
Biographical Register
OF THE
State of Georsla.
debt; a
. valuable statistical Information; the public
synopsis of all the laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature, aud much other matter
of interest and importance. Hize 150 Pages Royal
Octavo. Price per single copy, 60 cent*; In clubs of
5 and upwards, per copy, 50 cents.
Care Plantation Publishing t
$25.00 Nil vet!
PRICES AND TERMS OF
WILSON SHUTTLE
Sewing Machines.
CMDKBPKED MBIT CASH, f 10 F* MO. $5 P* HO,
« 65 f 60.
5, pm DX 60 60 66.
fan'y 65 65 70.
7, Folding cover 70 80
a. Full Cabinet, 100 110
No. 8, Folding Cover, l'JO
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS BY
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO
We wish it distinctly understood that these are our
terms from which we never deviate; and we guaran-
Machines to have every point of excellence
fisaf- Japancso Cocoa Sticks made fjr
tho first time in Atlanta, at Block’s Can
dy Factory, No. 75 Broad street.
Broken Candy 20 cents per pound.
Chocoluto Caramels every Wednesday.—
Fresh Candies of all kinds kept constant
ly ou hmil. uov25
fiti) 1 * Persons wishing to got tho best
ooul in the city would do well to call on
J. M. Born, Jr., «fcCo., agent for Coal
Creek Coal. _ jan3-4t
Northern Province of Germany, (
German Empire, Aug. 7, 1871. |
Dr. Jlradjield: Dear Sir—From ono of
my friends I have learned your address,
and from him have received a few bottles
of your celebrated Female Regulator;
and its excellent properties fjr curing
certaiu diseases of the fair sex have been
communicated to me. I have had an op
portunity of trying your mediciue iu my
own family with the most satisfactory
success, aad I hasL.ii to express to you
my warmest tliauks for the happy effect
produced by your medicine. Not ouly
in my own family, bat also iu other fam
ilies this sidt of the Atlantic, have the
same happy results Ihjou effected, until
now the lost bottle has l>cen used up, and
I am nojonger able to supply those who
have made demauds for the medicine. I
wish, very much, to obtain a new supply;
and, therefore, address you to respect
fully ask of yon whether you have au
agency for your mediciue on this Conti
nent, and, if not, to send me a few dozen
bottles per North German Lloyd steamer.
For the amount, yon may draw ou me
through Messrs. G. McKay Si Co.. Bank
ers, in Bremen, or if you prefer it, I will
send you the amount of the bill in ad
vance.
Awaiting your replv, I am yours, re
spectfully, G. V. Frankiebueq.
decSldti
I’ugv H—Local Notei
Telegrams. Advertise
miscellaneous.
STATE OF GEORGIA, | To tho Suponor Cou
rpHL^l'LlTTBJN^bF J**R.VvLIE, A. C. am
X l-\ Wyly, G. E. Gibbon. W. H. Hancock, J. O.
Bruckner, L. B. Davin. William H. Cutnming, W. P.
Atlanta;" that they desire umfor
said corporate .iamo to carry on tho Lanudry
lmsincRs io the city of Atlanta, in said county; tha
tho capital *tock of said company ah«U consist o
ono thousand shares of the par valuo of ton dollar*
per share ; that when four-flftha of the capital aU'cl
shall havo l>cen aubacribod, the bnaiucaa of thi
company shall commence, tho remaimug nue-flfth
of tho atock being hold oa preferred stock for tho
benefit of the stockholders; that tho amount of tho
capital stock to bo actually paid in before commenc
ing business, shall be twenty-five per cent of t
above named four fifths of said atock; amounting
two thousand dollars; that your petitioners desiro to
l>e incorporated fur the period of tweuty years; and
your petitioners will over pray, Ac.
HENRY JACKSON k BRO.,
dec5-w4w Attorneys Pro Peitione
Farm for Sale,
I N TALLADEGA COUNTY’. ALABAMA, 1.1 miles
north of Talladega town, In Dry VaUey, 400 acres,
■J80 valley land, and 120 pine land, well timbered,
Buildings aud fences good. Price $1,000. Apply
premises to L. A. BOSWELL.
P. 0. Address, Eaataboga, AU.
deo2T-w4w
CEORCIA—TALuriBHo County.
CKAwroHnviLLK, Oa., Dec. 7,1871.
he Atlanta Sun I
said county, of any newspaper <
hereby given that tho Sheriff's adver
tisements, by ms, will hereafter bo made in that
paper. MARCUS D. L. GOOGER,
GKOUGIA—Douflai County.
VO MONTHS AFTER DATE, AN APPL
TION will he made to the Oourt of Ordinary
of Douglas (county, Georgia, at the first regular
term alter expiration of two months from this no-
tie*. K>r leave to sell the lands belonging tothses-
,te of Wm. B. Barnett, late of Union county, Ar-
tusas, deceased. November 6. 1871.
novlI-Jtu W. W. HEADER, Ad**.
<>KOH(«l A—Douglas County.
TJOSltVNED SHERIFF S SALE.—Wm be sold,
I the first Tuesday In January, before the Court
Honan dour at DousUavills, Douglas county, Oa.,
within tha legal hour* of stla. Ipt of land No. 618,
18th Dlstr.ct, 2d section, originally Cherokee, now
Douglas county, Georgia. Sold to eatlfy execution
obtained rt a Justice Court, In favor of A. Baker,
against W. 8. A B. T. Tucker.
decHtd J. & JAMES, p.
Atlanta Collecting Agency,
O Pl’ICEl
XJ Stair., XJotfd-a Oornor,
WHITEHALL STREET.
Hunts, wauks. and aocounts ooLi.u-rKD
on 8hort notice.
Books Posted on Reasonable Terms. All order
promptly attended to.
P. O. Box 313 J. H. OAVAN A CO.
Apply to
dec77-6t
M. E. MAHER,
FOR BRCHRTARY OF STATE.
Colonel H. J. 8PBAYBERKY ia an-
nonnoed as a candidate (or Secretary of
State, subject to tke Democratic nomina
tion.
As he is a cripple, and nnable to walk,
he would be pleased to see the members
of the Legislature at his room, No. 3, up
stairs, comer Marietta aud Broad streets Wll ole«lle Liquor House.
: HV hare a I-arge Assortment
Atlanta, Ga.
$25.00 Saved!
be found
as duralri-*. n
in the wurhl.
a any Underfeed Shuttle Machine, and
lade of as good material as any Machine
aud that it wiU do as elegant work.
W. U. GIUFFIN, Gen. Agent.
82 Peachtree Street. Atlanta. Ga.
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dec24-eod&wGm
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Liquors ! Liquors !
BUY YOUR
Ales, Wines S Liquors!
AT
KENNY’S
Chicago Ale Depot
Nero Olboertiermentfi.
SIMMONS A HUNTS, Junction of Man et ta and
Walton street*.
Any amount under 400,000 can be auopllsd.
nov29dtf T. M. KLYEA.
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1 A VINO, BY EXPERIENCE ABROAD. BECOME
fully satisfied that Griffin is as good a placo to
live and make a living iu as any in Georgia. I havo
made up toy mind to return, and ou the 10th day ot
January, comweuce tho publication of a live news
paper, to bo called
The Oi-lflltx Dally News.
The paper will be published in tho interest of
party, clii
ly individual exoept n
It will be independent
the right as it is given
interest of
in politics—advocating ouly
i understand
> give the most of it \
: ' pm' i
dollar aud fifty cents per annum for the
weekly. A. M. SPEIGHTS.
December 27, 1872.
EISEMANS,
Clothiers and Tailors,
of all kindt of M.iq CO ns, which
srIII he sold at the .Vosl Reason,
able Terms.
septl4-6m
Dr. H. -J. HOLMES,
Residence aud Office,
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Atlanta, Georgia.
SBT Office hours from 7 to 9 p. m., and from 1 to
3 p. m. dec29-12t
IIALL COUNTY
White Sulphur Springs
FOR SALE OR RENT.
J WILL SELL, RENT OR LEASE tor a term of
3
ir~Line Railroad
Will be laid within a mile and a half ot this valua
ble property.
Also, some valuable plantations in the neighborhood.
Address mo at Gainesville.
. a BMcCAMY.
no v 16-tf ,
GEORGIA REPORTS
For Sale at the OOlce of the Sun.
PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO
Shirt Making,
G ENTLEMEN’S 8HIRT8 AND LADIE8’ WHITE
Work, of all kinds, handsomely made in the
most elegant styles, by a lady of five years experi
ence, iu the city ol New York.
dec28-tf
McDaniel & hooper,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Burning Oils, Lamps, Lamp Goods,
COOK’S VAPORINE BURNERS, FRUITS,
Veset*tiles,P«n«y and Family Groceries
TOYS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS
GENERALLY.
108 Whitehall Street, West side bet Mitchell and
Peters, Atlauta, G*. dec!3-lm
Chapel Hill High School,
Chapol IHil, Douglas Co., (in.
F. M. DUNCAN, a. B. ( Prlnatp*!.
rilHI! EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
X BEGIN JANUARY 8, 1872.
ing and Book-keeping.
Tuition per mouth $1 50 to $3 60
Board per mouth 8 00 to 10 00
For particular* or circulars, address
A BARGAIN!
rjlIIE undersigned offers for sale, in the growing
town of Opelika, a No. 1 established Family Grocery
and Provision Store, (the best stand in town) all
newly stocked, and having attached a fine Restau
rant, all doing a fine cash business.
The proprietor retires on account of bad health.
Terms are cash.
This is tho best iuvestmeut in the State.
Address: JOHN KING, Sr.,
dec!7-eod&w2w Box 55, Opelika, Ala.
WANTED!
10,000 MINK SKINS!
tiou of the cit
izens of Atlanta and
the State of Oeor-
gr<-ally reduced prices, oweing to the
lateness or the season, and which will be
found as complete iu all lespcctu as that of
auy clothing establishment iu tho
Our stock we have purchased at the
*30;
very
White
hall
street, all
and quality from *U
stock of fall o ver c oats
pecially fine, and sell from
*20. We also make to order
for customers from tho finest
simeres, Cheviot, Mel- t ons
any other kind of goods that
ties may desire, samples of
which £an be seen at sill times, *
which for style, quality, dura-
bility. and price, cannot be 6t;
■ urpa seed any where in fur- White
ishing g oods. You will fiud hall
ment to ae
All that we
parties In
cloikiug or
n i sk i n g
kind willcx
stock before
elsowhe rc,
HU red they
both time
by calling at
street (euti-
1 e c t from
desire is that
1> u r chasing
feeling as-
in the selec-
our fall
ter stock
ing for
all ages and
guardians can
pleased with our
ce, and fashions b 1«
No. 3 GRANITE BLOCK,
Broad Street,
ATLANTA. OS
Bulk Meats, Bacon. Lard and Butter.
OT/\G/\ LBS. Bulk Sides, Hams and Shoul-
^•JU,UUU (lers, own packing, now on the mar
ket. 100.000 lbs, bacon sides. 20,000 lbs. Leaf Lar.l,
WM. M. WILLIAMS.
fo
Al
Advertisers !
FEW 8ELECT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL RE
ubllshed in the “Manual of the State of Geor
gia." As this Manual will circulate in every c
Georgia, (sabBcriptions having been already re
ceived from all but five of the counties) a splcndi i
opportunity Is offered t
Box 572,’ Atlanta, Ga.
Agents Wanted for
! GREAT HISTORY OF THE WAR. Complete iu one
I volume. Send for circulars with terms and a full
description of the work, Address National Publish
ing Co., Atlauta, Ga., Philadelphia, Pa., or St. Louis
King’s Mountain
FOR
» E!
i Cotton Mill at Fredericks-
burg, Va, consisting oh follows:
thirty-inch Cards, K. R. heads,
Spinning Frames—912 spindles; 1 Drawing Frs
MILITARY
T HE FIRST 8ESSIO?OF*THY*8(m>*OL *Y?AR
of 1872 will begin on the 1st of February, and
j two Speeders; 1 Wlllower or Opener; 2 Spreaders
j three heaters each; 2 Ring Twisters—sixty spinilli
md ou the 30tli of J
payable in advance.
d«cl6-wtil 1 stFeb
each; 2 Spoolers, Reels, Presses, Scales, Warp Mill
Ac., and all the necessary preparations for making
800 to 900 pounds coarse yarn daily.
Tho Water Power is unsurpassed, tho rent of
which, and bnildinss, are very low.
Operatives abundant, and can be obtained at un
usually moderate wages.
Tho wholo of tho above Machinery, lm biding
Shafting, Heading. Ac., will be sold for the low
price of $5,000. Enquire of
E. T. SCHULTZ A CO.,
44 German Street.
dec24d3tsun Baltimore, Md.
£ timber, Coal, £atljs, &t.
JAMES a- ALLEN,
EDWARD PARSONS.
n, 6 to 10 cents; Beaver, 25 to 75 cents per a
I will pay as high a price for Southern Furs as a
house iu the South; and when ten or more Mink
Otter Skins aro sent mo, or *20 worth of other Furs,
I was for twelve years proprietor of tho Atlanta
Fur Company, and In that time received hundreds
of consignments, and never had but one complaint
in regard to price or settlement, and that when I
entrusted the settlement to another party.
Hoping my past will be a guarantee for tho future,
I solicit the privilege to purchase your Furs.
The Emporium, North Railroad street, Opelika,
Ala. BERTRAND ZACHRY.
declo-wlm Dealer iu Furs, Ac.
Notice to Contractors!
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
AUGUSTA CANAL.
S EALED PROPOSALS will bo received by tho
Board of Mauagers of the said Canal, at tne En
gineer's Office, No. 6 old Postoffice Building, McIn
tosh street, iu tLe city of Augusta, Ga., until 12
o'clock M., the 15th day of January next, for en-
largiug aad hr proving the said canal to tho width of
oue hundred and fitly feet, water nurfare, and to a
depth of eleven fset. Tho length of the canal Is
ivou miles.
The hne Is now reader for inspection. The speci
fications for tho whole work aud the plana and
drawings of the mechanical structures will be ready
for exhibition at the said office by the 15th day of
December Inst.
Blank proposals will be furnished to bidders, who
re requested to fill With prices all the iUm* therein,
bother there are or not approximate quantities
i von in the exhibits at the Engineer’s office.
The Board of Managers reserve the right to accept
such bids as shall, to them, appear to tm for the boot
interest of the city.
Proposals having unreasonable prices for items
not named among the approximate quantities ex-
hbited st the Engineer's office will not be canvassed.
IThs whole work is to be completed aud brought
into use within eighteen, and some parts of it with
in six, months from the 1st day of February, 1872.
A guarantee from responsible parties, that the
bidder will immediately, upon notification of the
rrepUnfid of his bid. axeculo, with the Board of
Managers, a contract for constructing all or some
specific part of the work bid for within the tiuio
above mentioned, and that he (the bidden shall fur
nish satisfactory aurebea that he will faithfully per
form the oame, must accompany each bid.
Monthly estimates of the work performed will be
made, aud rclaurr prices paid for the same, leas 15
Address proposals “To the President of the Board
of Managers of tho Augusta Canal, No. 5 old Post-
office Itauge, McIntosh street. Augusta, Ga.
By erder of ths Board of Managers.
C. A. OLMSTIAD. Engineer.
December 19th. 1871.
delSeudtd
JAMES O. ALLEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Cumber and Coat. Laths, Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds
Mways instock.
OOAIj.
or coat m tho yard
33 Cents per Bushel of 80 Pound*.
Sole Agents for OOAIj CREEK OOAXj OO.’j
Superior to auy in the market. Retail price for Coal in tho yard
3 Bushels for fil 0(1
All orders accompanied with the Cash, for 12 ', bushels or upwards, will be delivered within the old city
limits at 35 cents per bushel per car load, warranted weighed at the Minos, and charged according to the
INVOICE 28 CENTS per bushel.
-OFFICE AND YARD OPPOSITE GEORGIA RAILROAD.
ATLANTA, GA.
(Smpir* Jir* fnantanee.
GUANO! GUANO!! GUANO!!
| OFFKR FOE SALE AT REDUCED PRICES
1,000 Tons James' bland Guano, Which has been Ex
posed.
GOOO Tons Baker's Island Pure, Landed here in 1900, Direct
from the Island, by the ship “ Etdorada."
Aud I will mix the two above with H PM* Peruvian. /&r Price Llat aud Aualysis furnished on applies
ion.
Sells Cotton at 50 Cents per Bale, no advance being nude, or will advance on usual terms.
G. B. LAMAR, Jr,.
Cotton Broker and General Commission Merchant,
Northwest Corner Kelly’s Building-
deca °- tf 8AYANNAII, GA.
HOGANSVILLE INSTITUTE,
For Males and Females.
T HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION, for the Spring term of 1972, will begin on Monday, the 81 h
of January, aud continue tweaty-four weeks.
.. Y^nfi.Gentlemen ami Ladies, that have attended this School, from various parts of Georgia and iWJ
other Heutberu States, can and do testify that it to no •• humbug." but au Institution of Learning, under
of the most experienced and successful Educators that "can be found—where Ladle*. **
well as Yonng Gentlemen, are educated in all branches of study.
The laallty la remarkable for its lieslthfulness, tho Village for Us morals, and good society, the c tsrn*
for their spirit of luduntry and suterprise, aud the School for Its discipline, and the rapid progres*«« »'
GEO. C. LOONY,
PUE8IDK>T-
spirit
Students.
Address:
