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THE DAILY SUN: I'hWMihI by tin* Atlanta Sun Publishing CMipMJ. ■ Alti.nil.r II. (bpluil, I J Proprietor*. J. lively iMiUl, ) Alexander H, Stephens, Political Editor. A. H. Watson, ... - New* Editor. ness Manager. Aftcnf* for The Hun, Thomas N. Hopek*. TbouiMrlHe. Oft. Jama* Alajcn .smith, Knoxville. Tenn. Dave Urn, A thru*, <ia. J L. WftloHT. W>*wl»t<»ck, Oft. J. O. Caluwali., Tboiueou, G*. 11. 0. Hamilton, Deltou, tie. W. C. Da vie, Jr., Mntontou, Oft. „ '1 An*an, Mai-p * Co., White PUiu*. Green Co.. Ca J. L. Hmitn, Chattanooga, Tenn. J. C. Tamham, iftOrangt, Oft, M. A. VabdCdob, The&uftVllle, Oft. E. O. William, Unkm Point, i John 8. Bnowx, Elberton, Oft. TorniH of NubnorlpLl DAILY i SiagU Copy Per Annum .. Iiu uu - For a lees period than Six Mouths (per mouth) 1 0U CLU11S FOR THE DAILY. Three Copies One Year... 27 00 Five •• “ " ....A Eight •• •• •• ... 46 00 fWafff* Copied WEEKLY PER ANNUM : Single Copy, Three Copies Ten " 6 Cento. .... 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Adrertieeinents iuaertod tkroo tiiues • week. 15 per cent, off the tsblo rates above; twice ft we.k, 25 per cent off table .ate*. Advertisement* for Fire Companies and Church®*, half the uftu*l rates. , , .. Id order to establish uniform rates of advertising for the Daily Proaa of Atlanta, we have adopted the foregoing schedule of price®, and will be governed by than In the future. & W./OttUBB, BusineM Manager, of the Mew Era. J. HENLY SMITH. Manager. Of The AtlauU Sun, finiltoab ffinu- ®ablt. Arrivals aad Departure* of "fri i Atlanta. r __» >4 ATLANTIC (O* STATS) UAILBOAD. HIQHT PASSSNOSM THAI*—OITTWASH—PAST UN* TO NSW TONS. . ~d Leaves AtlauU 11 :»• P * Arrive* st Chattanooga, BAT PAWKMU** T®AI«—Ol/TWAED. Leaves AtlauU Arrives at Chattanooga NIUHT PAMBNUSS TWAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga Arrive* a* Atlanta, . 6:18an 6:00a I .1:21 pi 5:20 p r r PASSSNOSR TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga 1 Arrives at J ACCOMMODATION TRA1R—INWARD. UM Dtltou J Arrives at AtlanU » c 1UI ttKOHULA (AUOONTAI BAILROAD. (JV® Day Train on Sunday, i Night Passenger Train arrives.. * 1:3 Night Passenger Train leave*.. io in VOL. II. THE SUN. ATLANTA; GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1872. NO. 506. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the >frw York Associated 1‘ipsh. 6 a. m *:lt> p. tu 6.JO p. m . r ..1:10a m Stone ginp t »*n Accommodation arrives..,8:06 a. m ■tone Mountain Accommodation leave* 6:36 p. m MACON AND WLSTNRN RAILROAD. On aid after Sunday. December 17. 1871, trains will ruu aa follows: Day Passenger train leaves \■*} a. m Leave* Macon a. m Day Passenger Train arrives 1:48 gate Arrive* atMaoou m Night Passenger Train leavsa UW p. m leaves Macon P- * Night Passenger Train arrives 10:60 Arrives 610p. in ATLANTA AND WENT SOINL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives 1'AQa. ■ Night PaaeRRgar Train leave® 3 ► * Day Passenger Train arrives... ***> P-*“ Day Passenger Train leaves 6:45 a. m ATLANTA AgD RICHMOND Ala-LINK RAILROAD. Leave OduMvide • JJ* Leave AtlanU * *r JJ* Arrive at OalneevtUe 6:4J P. m. __J and Charleston Railroad. N. J. Akers. Ageut, Atlanta. Oa. TIMS or THK MEMPHIS AND CHARLEH&W OOINO WENT- Momtag Express leaves ChatUi Arrives in Memphis. same day Mali Train leaves Chattanooga 8.00 F A! Arrives in Memphis, next day 11:15 oomino east: Morning Express leaves Memphis Arrive* in Chattanooga, next morning.. Mail Tralu leavsa Memphis 13:10 A 51 Arrives In Chattanooga, next day 600 P M Atlantic and tialf Railroad. T^ROM Savannah, O*., via Albaay, Jacksonville JJ TaUahasaee. to Quincy, Florida: Leave Savannah daily. 1 Arrive at Albany dally. Arrive at Jacksonville daily Arrive at Tallahassee dally (Sunday* ex- I1U.1I DADDY AMONG THE LOUISIANA * PATRIOTS.” A Sweef Mpsi nraonj tlie Aro matic. The Happiest of Happy fami nes. More tintllng Him* In Brothcr-in-Law Casey's Custom House. METltOPOLlTANS OUT IN POItCK. Nmv Orleans, January 4.—Yesterday there was no quorum in the Senate. In the House, on a motion to declare the chair vacant, the cry of “ayo” rang through the House. Thirty or forty members rushed toward the chair, but were checked by a number of persona who mounted the platform from the Speaker’s private room. Speaker Carter declared the proceedings revolutionary. The Warmothitea claim six majority against Carter on test questions. The excitement in political circles con tinues. Alter the House adjourned yes terday, the War moth asserted that Speaker Garter was surrounded by an armed mob. The men, about 15 in number, who suddenly appeared yester day on the platform, in the rear of the Speaker’s desk, certainly checked a con templated movement to put Carter out by force. To guard against the influence of such parties 200 Metropolitans were ordered on duty, at Mechanic’* Institute, early this morning, and a detachment of the City Guard (military), is said to he sta tioned in supporting distance. It is stated that the Corterites last night called npon Gen. Emery for troops to be used if emergency required. At 0 o'clock this moruiug, about two hundred colored troops, with two Gatling guns, marched up from the barracks und were stationed in the Custom House. The factiooH, therefore, anfUlxmt equal ly matched as regards force. The Times reports the following: “AlTaira at the State House are in a fe verish condition, but there is no indica tion of violenoe. Early in the morning a large crowd gathered around the build ing, and among the rest, the members of the Metropolitan police, in and out of uniform. The door leading from tho ball in front of the Senate Chamber to tire yard, was closed ami guarded by a half dozcu Metropolitans. The police were stationed at ther'dab* of both House and Senate, and a squad was kept in readiness in the main entrance. The Crescent City Chib were also present iu force, and by 11 o'clock the hauquette and on each sidelof the street were idled with men. Lobbyists appeared busy even on the streets, and much discus sion arose over the proposed contest. Many stated openlv that i event! more members b*d borti bought for the War- motli side, ond it was asset ted that one (specially, whose name was given, re vived $10,000; but not being coguoaant of the facts given, the statements are heresay: The Speoker’of the House spent most of the forenoon in the Custom House, and at half-past 11 o’clock reached tho State house. Gov. Warmoth was al ready there, but they did not meet. A number of opposition members, most of them colored, quickly followed, and with great difficulty forced their way through, over the crowded lobby, into the Hull of Representatives. The gronp still continued, when about a quarter to twelve o’clock the general attention was attracted to two carriages which drove up to the State House. Tho inmates of the ve hicle at once walked into the Governor’s office, and a small knot of bystanders followed. WanWnts were presented for the am** of Governor Wamicth., Mr. IDeneia, General Campbell, and a number of others. M The Governor, glancing at the docu ments, said to those accused: “Gentle men, you must at once accompany tlie ■tore' ' * ~ “ .10 20 AM ):15 P. M Lsave TaUakaas#* daily (Sumlay* sxoap- Lsave JacisouvUi* dally... Las vs Albany dally PS Arrive at Savannah dally 6 .WA.1 . "iwef • ~ • ’ ' ’ SELMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R. * ( TRanWDXILT, MCSRSxauq LCRKD. a. 8:15 r. sr. 10.60 A. M Arrive at Rome 6:41 P. M., 1:48 . .’itft £ Leave Roms W 37 a. m., lo:45 r. Arrive stSolwa..... »«j» f «•••»■ *• Macon A Augusta Rail road A4V TRAIN ----- Leave Augusta at.... "• Arrive at Augusta at "• »» Westcru Railroad of Alabama. Laava Selma vRftTS West Point 1340 PM tniveat Montgomery 6:15P M Leave Columbus Arrive at IMm P M , SUNDAYS RXFferTRn. Arrive at Jacksonville.... 7>ave JNcfcmiivtfle lAftveLive Oak.:ti.. .%.> Txjsve Albany Balatwldfo.. * TRAIN. .Jorsbal,” and turning to the Deputy inked him if he ttos authorized to take bonds for their appearance. The Mar shal replied that he wm aot, hut thought JVk. there would be *© diflltnky in procuring 15 f S their release on Who proper MOfltity. To the question of “who issued the writs?” he answered “Commissibner Wooifly.” The Governor was then lmudcd a war rant for his own arrest, and informed by the Marshal that it was not proposed to tuko him, but simply to request him to appear whon notirted. The Governor said he would be happy to accompany them if ha dfisirtd it; and the Marshal replied that such was uot his wish. He stated, further, that he did not propose to use force. Gen. Barber, he asserted, has refused to accompany him to Uie Commissioner’s office, but he did not intend to force his attendance. Thanking the Governor for his desiro to see the law executed the Marshal with drew, aud, with the parties accused, wt re driven rapidly to the Custom House. Superintendent Badger, who wus also arrested, went with Gen. Campbell and Capt. Flanagan iu a cab. Tho arrests wcfepiude in the quietest manner, and ifew ift the crowd were aware of what had been done until some minutes after the parties had driven oft'. Subsequently, at 12 o’clock, the House was culled to order by Speaker Carter. Ad attempt was made to break ft quorum by the Warraothites retiring, but it was unsuccessful—fifty-three members .re maining, n« appeared by a call of the House. At this time the utmost excitement pervaded both inside and outside of the Chamber, though unattended with any violent manifestations. The carriages containing tho arrested parties were rapidly driven off. and finally drew up In front of the House, where, amid oou- ex cite moot, tb^y were Ml M 7:25 A M 2:00 A M 6 43 A M • tt-.dtt P M Hi A M 0:50 1* M 8:20 1> 5! Arrive at Albany Arrive aft Live Oak Arrive at TaIUhaj»« Custom pCD7fdqni l ji“ excitement, tbqy were usur ped into tta geY.eral lm»inAsdfficoof the United States Marabol.^ fl iuw p m ! mediately into a private office. Capt. 6:25 r M j Badger, in a few minntev, came out, as Lsave JeckeonvlUe f —i-ri TaUahaaM-e Laave Uvs Oak tiatisw ‘— i , 1,000. ‘ V J ! did Um CiuuplieU ard they immeduUdj I S i S proceeded to tlie CommiMionew office, i ji p M they etnumeocd the ]wruul of i« « p m | an official looking docoment, which pro- i 2:46 a m ved to be on uffiidavit of which the fol- —— - ■—■■■■ ra— lowing is a copy: “tlbnia States of , —— j—, ~ ¥ - - • , ' tiXJUfttlr fL nwr* Amenco, District of LouuMmu. Per- l»een placed in the Ux ifiuiUons nrooiid Arnwii iiJ™. M...„Ur« cir.pt.-i. .t C:3o A w 1 somdlj appeared l)«fore me at my office, this city to rep ir and atrengthen the - . .. . - the^city of New Orleans, on the 4th 1 »• lh -' * ■*•«>«■ Arrive at ttavsnuali. Monday* rxeepted, at 2:45 A M and J. I*. Wilson, who being duly sworn say that they are citizens of tho United States, aud that they have reliable infor inatiou und veriiv believe, aud therefore charge tho following persons to-wit : Henry 0. Warmouth, P. 8. Pinchbeck, A. It. Campbell, A B. Harris, Charles W. ltinggold, Peter Harper, W. B. Bar rett, L. W. Loven, John M. Gartzmatli, J. B. Stamps, Jos. T. Houston, D. C. Stautou, Dewitt, C. Brown, J. N. Bcwan, D. O. Oockerem, Emerson Beutler, Har vey Ilahouey, Walter It. Whvylund, J. A. Massicot, A 8. Badger, Capt J. Flan agan and Capt. B. Edgeworth, that they have, iu the city of Kew Orleans, on tlie 1st, 2d or 3d day of Jauuaiy, 18T2, made an unlawful combination and conspiracy in the State of Louisiana of a secret char acter, for the purpoao of obstruct ing and hindering the execution of the laws thereof, and also those of tho United States, the purposes of the conspiracy being to deprive Rep resentatives of the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana, both in their in- dividuifi and reptqseutative character of their rights, privileges and immunities os such under tho laws and Constitution of the State of Louisiana, and of tlie United States; that the constituted au thorities of said State are unable, in fact unwilling, to^protect them in the enjoy- meut thereof—thereby denying to said citizens and Representatives equal rights under such Constitutions and laws; that by means of the said conspiracy said parties have taken violent an 1 illegal possession of the hall of the House of Representatives, have attempted violent ly to eject the Speaker of said House, and have been engaged in bribing and corrupting divers members of said House, and have used and are uoing means of intimidation, to deter others from dis charging their duties and to incite riot; all against the plea and dignity of the United States. Signed P. Schumaker, M. D. Parry, H. Stevens, H. It. Reason, and S. P. Wilson. Sworn to, and subscribed before me, thio, 4th January, 1872. F. A. Wooifly, United States Commissioner. In a short time they commenced to eomein crowds of one and two. At 25 minutes post 12 o’clock the Governor en tered the court room, accompanied by a Deputy Murshul, und was loudly cheered by ihoso assembled, and cries of, “ Call the Senate to order,” “We have a Gov ernor,” “God for the Governor.” The Governor looked around nnd cried, “Order, gentlemen, order.” Tho uproar subsided and the Governor took a chair, all the rest flocking around him. Considerable inquiries were made as to what is going to be dono in this cose. After oonaulting with the District At torney, he said he would acoepft the bail. The names were then called, and the following named persons wore found to be present: Henry 0. Warmoth, Hugh J. Campbell, A. B. Harris, W. B. Bar rett, A. L. Barbel 1 , E. W. Dennis, Peter Harper, W. H. Harper, James D. Hous ton, Capt Plannegan and A. S. Badger. They were all released on $500 bail to appear when cited—Warmoth on his own recognizance, and the rest on the bond of Joseph Hernandez and H. A South- worth. Iu the House, on motion, the seats of tho following members were declared vacant: O. iL Hempstead, of Iberville; Chiu*. Able, nnd D. Cazy Stanton, of Bossieur. The following were seated: H. G. Destond, of Iberville, and Prat I aud Scanlan, qf Bossier. The report of the Committee on Elec tions, which was adopted, unseats Me- Laaoliniere, of St. Martin,, and scats Castle and Neven; unseats W. Wreland y of Sabine, and seats J. A. ■Smart ; also unseats L. D. Somer, of Arocelles. Those unseated were Warmothites. Those seated are opposition—four Re publicans; Oonaervative onlvone. New members were qualified nd the House adjourned to noon to-morrow. The proceedings were disorderly. The Evenirtg Republican claims that tho action of tho House to-day was ille gal, a* there was no qaorum, there being only 51 members present, including the Speaker. The Speaker was authorized toappoiut a sufficient number of Deputy Sergeants- at-Arms to protect the House ami pre serve order without the presenco of the Metropolitans. Fears of a conflict to morrow are entertained. WASHINGTON. Urn, llntlrrk 111—The President Swing. lug Hound the Circle—The Hornet to lir Protected—Death of an ex.Senistor. Home npd Foreign Summary. Wamhxctton, January 4.—Gen. lial- leck is dangerously ill. The President and tlieSecretarv of the Treasury have gone to Philadelphia. They will return Monday. Dr. Arnold NandoD, United States Senator from 1830 to 1830, is dead- aged 82. The Roman Chambers have adopted a convention to provide for the settlement of the Danubian Railway obligations. Queen Victoria has returned to Wind sor. Four Greek vessels have been sunk in the Black Sea. All hands were lost Official advicee show t:>at the Persian famine continues, and that entire dis tricts have t*cti depopulated. The suf fering in the cities u* terrible. Roliert J. Harvey, a shipping mer chant* died to-day from wouuus inflicted by a midnight ohnassin, on the corner of Flushing and Adelphine atreate. Brook* lyn. Trains on the Uuion Pacific Road are still snow bound near Sherman. Two persona broke through the ice aud were drowned, near Poughkeepsie. The people of Rochester were not al lowed to stop and talk on tho streets lost night. Only thirty delegates attended the Labor Reform Convention at Bridgeport Connecticut Half a dozeu arrest for the Wipple murder* at Windaor Locks Connecticut, have been made—all th« parties are lewd. The Senatorial committee is holding open sessions in New York. The Herald says Bismarck has written a note to German agents indicating a dis trust of the Theirs government The armea taken from France by Prussia have been secretly purchased by the la* ternatiouaHsta. The archive* of the old Board of Aider- en have been seized and locked up by Commissioner Van Nort The Clifton Springs Hotel has been burned, loss titty— There were eight small-pox deaths in Chicago last week. MLXICO. M.mamokah, January 4.—Troops liave • Macon, HurwUy* exc*i>triJ, >rkn. It is reported that a strong in* J? “i 2 S77lJ««M7'iwX H. Mm r elwIwMitforo. i-co.mofr Xh«io*ir«e 0 U Mt.. .Mum, imiu ..i, Htury H. fStevens, lleury li. Kearaon, 1 we at Hicr, and thrMten UHU*. M luilruvl tniu to .u<l trim Atbuu. I ENGLAND. Irish Drmoii'tratlon in Favor of >elf- Ciovrrnmrnt— 1 The London Press on (lie London, January 4.—Irishmen in Liv erpool demonstrated in favor of a Homo Government for IxelAnd. Sullivan, ed itor of the Dublin Nutiona), addressed the meeting. Two members of Parliament from Liv erpool, addressing their constituents, advocate an alliance between Great Britain and the United States, and prais ed the treaty. Tho Advertiser alone, of all the jour nals, opposes the treaty, declaring that the English Commissioners were out witted; that England bound hand nnd foot; that war is preferable to allowing the Yankee claims, and it appeals to Eng land to withdraw from the treaty which insults the country. A Church has been burned by light ning at Manchester. An earthquake iajreported at Sheffield. NEW YORK. Ran on * Saving® D«ak—-Tlie liar Agalnat the Bench—Bt-rgli has Ihe PaeaHSonlm— -Greeley Testifies— -II e Talk* omt In tfcetlng—Hard on Porter and Bahcock. New York, January 4.—The run on tlie Third Avenue Savings Bank cou* tinued to-day. A meeting of the bar will be held to night to secure the removal of Judges McConn, Cardoza* Barnard, nnd one other. The philanthropist, Bergh, has the pneumonia. Greeley was before tho Senate Commit tee today. The only abuse he knew of was political abuse by the Custom House officials. He believed Generals Porter and Babcock shared the profits of tho general order business. He believed many would be deterred from giving tes timony because the sessions are held in the Custom House. Ou tlie 8d in*t., by Rev. A. T. 8i*ldln*, D. D., »t the geooml Daptiat church. Mr. J. J. Richard*, of Atlanta, to Mrs. Marteua O. Elliott, of Boiuc, Or No card*. Special Notioe«. Warning Words. The strength and net cou* energy of the human body ought to b* lnereaaed during the the winter, for two reason*, in the first place, disea se* cf the moat deadly character may be generated at this season: atul secondly, It la of the utmost tm porUaee that during the cold weather month* the system should be put lu a condition to withstand the affect* of the Bprlng miasma, and the anbaeqneat depressing heat of Summer. It 1*. therefore, advisa ble, In fact eaaentlal, to tone, reguUte and invigorate the digestive and secretive organs at this period of the year, and of all the stomachic* and alterative* at present known, Ho*tetter's Stomach Hitters la the moat powerful, the most harmless, aud the moat agreeable. Tho temperature of winter would be la itself a glorious tonic, if it did not, unfortunately, bring with it a volume of chilling moisture and un wholesome winds, which bavt a bad effeot oa thelkin and lnnga. These must be guarded against, or there is no security for health. The effect of a course of Ritters is to give vigor and tone to the entire organization—the superficial muscles aud nervea, aa well aa the iuternal 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, ar* among the bleaaiuga derivable from a persistent use of Hoetet- ter'a Stomach Bitters, which not only more than supplies the place of the beat tonics, catbarthlca and antiseptic# prescribed lu their aeparal pbysicUus, but perform the three-fold vigoraticu, regulation aud purification, at the same time. ^mnsinunt*. Neu 2U>»ntigtmetU». G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r. Saturday moruiug the 4th lust, a uew 0 Hoorn Cottage, deuce. Pryor street had deuces built on it in 1871 than any street in the city. The titles are indisputable. Bale will be abeolute. Terms half cash, balance in 3 and 0 months, with 10 per cent interest. Jan5-2t Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta, January 5,1872. I AM DIRECTED BY THE BOARD OF DIREC TORS of the Chamber of Commerce to announce that the regular meeting of the Chamber for this (Friday) evening, will be postponed until Tuesday evening next, the 9U> lust, al which time Major Campbell Wallace, #»r/W4b»f of the Oeorrim Welter* Metltroetd, Will be present and address the Chamber. Every member earnestly requested to attend- JNO. F. EDWARDS, janS-4t Secretary. For Sale or Rent. , healthy loostlon. Apply to ft. 8. F. SALTER, I doy t VIRGINIA. Horrible Outrage bp a Negro. Richmond, January 4.—A negro in Prince Edward county took by force, from her mother’s bouse, a respectable white girl, aged thirteen, outraged her and escaped. The people are in pursuit. COMMERCIAL. Office Daily Shn, Jan. 4* 1871. Corroji— Market closed firm on street at 18g@18i; in store at 18}. Receipts 50 bales; sales 100. Provisions — Bacon - shoulders 8J* clear rib sides 8j; clear sides 9 ; hams, plain 12i@14 ; sugar oured 15(410. Bulk meats—shoulders C j; clear rib sides 7 j; clear sides 8. Lard—Tierce 10|@11; cans 11 J; @12; buckets 13. Financial—Gold is buying 1 10- selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—sell ing 1 08. Frost—Rough peaches 4j to 5i per r mnd; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, to 41 per pound; green Georgia apples $3 50 to $4 00 per bbl* Butter—Tennessee and country but ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 31. Leather—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40 to 45; Harness leather :kl to 45; upper leather 42 to 50; Calf skins $25 to $60 per dozen; Americau calf skins $25 to 40 per dozcu. Hides—Green 7 to 7i; green salt 81 to 84; dry hides 15 to 16. Onions—$3 50(a,5 00 per barrel. Tobaccx Low grades 65@56c ; com mon, 68(3 63 ; g.ja, 7fi@90; fine, $16$ $1 25; choice brands, 8125(^1 50. Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoo iron 7o; City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c. Mackerel—Half bbls. No. 1 $8.00; No. 2 $7; No. 3 $0. Kits, No. 1 $1 85; No. 2 $1 GO; No. 3 61 40. Cheese—17c. Grain.—Corn, 90. Oats, mixed 68; black 70; yellow 70. Sugar—A, 14; extra C, 13f; crushed, powdered and gr-uiulutcd, 15; Dem- erara 121(0)13}; fair to choice brown l-'iii 11@12|. Fair supplv; market stead; Coffee—Rio, 23(qi25; Java, 34 guira, 30. L Molasses—Bv barrel, 3G; by hogs head, 32; New Orleans choice, 65, prime 63. Saw—Liverpool 2:15; Virginia 2. Rice *. ITlour—Superfine, iu barrels, $7 25 $7 50, sacks higher ; extra $8 00 ; family $8 50(5J9 00; extra family $9 25(o* 9 50; fancy $10<>i$ll. COTTON UOODH. 8 oz Osnaburgs, 16; 6 oz, 12b 4-4 Sheeting, 12b 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-8 Shirting, 10); Shirting, 8|. Yarns, all numbers, $1 40. Cotton rope, 28. All domestics in good demand. W-4 BY TELEGRAPH. New Yore, Janaary 5. — Cotton regular, sales 4,683;uplands 20). Orleans 21). Flour a shade firmer, comm 01 to fair extra $6 70Ca,7 45, good to choice, $7 50(«S9 25, western heavy, 91) 92). Wheat 2(ft3 better, Winter red Western 59 to 62. Corn steady. Rice quiet 8), ^8). Porke shade lower $14(rt'14). Bed quiet. Lard dull. Kettle 9). Turpen tine firm, 68(*’69. Rosin dull 49. Tal- ow steady 81(0^9). Freights heavy. IMoney stringent, bulk loans 7(^7). Commission trifle e.waer. G*»vi-rnm *iil Miles supplied at 7 currency 10 gifld. Sterling imminul 9)6*9) Gold U)-«9) Governments off )(<» |, on 62s 1(<« 7 62♦ 10. States very auudy but quiet. Cincinnati, January 4.—Flour and corn in good demand. Pork dull, prices asked but no demand, $13 50. Lurd 8) (afli. Bacon, demand light, holders firm —shoulders 6|; shies 7)('u7). Whisky 89. St. Louis, January 4.—Whisky un changed. Pork $13 50. Bacon offered to the trade only, shoulders 6)(Vi 7. Lard 8(2$). Louisville, Jauuary 4.—Provitions firm. Pork in fair demand at $14; bacon iu good demand ou orders; shoulders 7; dear rib 7); clear sides 7). Lard atoudy at 9)(iu>10). Whisky dull and declining at 80. London, January 4 —Evening. - -Rosin 12s6df"9d. Bullion Increased 370,000 pounds. LmrerooL, Jenaery 4.—Cotton doeed excited; uplands lOld^lO); Orleans lOKejlOb Baltimore, January 4.—Floor firm and in good demand; Western family 7F^8b Wheat—better feeling* prices unchanged. Corn steady ; mixed Western firm at 68(0,70. Oats quiet at 53(q>53. Pork $15; shoulders 7); low 10. Whisky 93). DeGive’s Opera House. Grand Complimentary Umttll IVndvml to the talented young Artiste SATIE PUTNAM, hich occasion she will ai>ix>ar, by particular re quest, iu her yrtut rendition of F A NCHON, THo Crloltot! Supported by tho whole ktrongtb of the elegant Coni* pany. Friday, January 5th, 1872. FANCIION THE CRICKET! Fauclion, (the merriest Cricket of them all,) KATIE PUTNAM ta. Matinee Saturday at 1P. M. ADMISSION fl 00; Family Circle SO cents. No r> satisfy a fl. fh. issued I out by the p 1. GOdOEE, Select School for Boys. Jan* it *4 GABIDEJC TO HEJTT. 1 board a man for n Urtlrablr Comer Store O It SALE! trally located ooruor store* In the city of Atlanta, oorner Peacbtro® and Walton streets. This property rent for twelve hundred dollar® per yeer, f the beet and rarest chance* CAPITALISTS AND GUARDIANS, .Vho are Hetddnij one of tho safest aud soundest tn* ’CHtnieuts are piiHicularl.v requested to examine this valuable pro|K>rty. Enquire of the owners, W. Pow- Taltaterro Sheriff Sales. ■yy^lkL be sold on the first Tnesdsy in February French and German are taught to be apoken. Rev. Mr. Harvey, who has spent several yean In ftoath Amer ican, will teach Spanish and Fortufeae, and, also, as sist in hearing other chases. Mr. Harvey la a thorough linguist. Terms $6, per month, payable In advance. Over Mr. Seago’a store, corner Whitehall and Forsyth atroeta. JanA-3m THBO. HUNTER. DANCING. P ROFE88OR NICHOLS RESPECTFULLY AN NOUNOK8 that ha ha 1 rented Jamee’ New Hall, uear Railroad Crossing. Whitehall street, and will commence a new aeeslon on THURftDAY, January Hall to Rent for Faritea, Lectures, or Flrte claaa ply to Professor Nichols, at tha llaU, or Phillips ft THE ATLANTA SUN DiLlLYand WEEKLY ‘A Live Paper on Lire ALEXANDER B. mtfBUft, FORM MOO* A. R. WATSON, News Editor, J. HFNLY SMITH, General Editor and Business. Manager. THE SQM la an earnest advocate of BetM-OfOM* principles, and a defender of Liberty—adher nf to the time-honored landmarks of true Dew* exalts faith. Ws look upon tha sueeses of the party ta the coming struffgle ac a permanent object of pi Jtotic desire. Totblaendwe anaU labor aemlotuly look ing confidently to the hearty co-operation of -ivery : emocrat In the Union. In one grand united effort to win a glorious triumph over Radicalism sod Cen- iwa shall labor in the 9. 1 1 oolumns of To* ECU ' nan 'Zsr&. f 60 TEllMH OF 1 HUUWC It IPTIOIM Dally—Single Cepy 1 Twelve Months....$10 W | Three Months.. 8U Mouths... 0 M j On* Month..........1 ( Clabf Iter Daily—Far iaaan • fit. •• u«|ii«hn> i W«Ur-F,r Uau ■ One Hundred Copies 7; .Lftte Weakly far Six Meath. • sasat::™™ i si s Five Copies 4 OS | Oaa Hundred OopteaO* 00 Tan Copies t 60 J Singts paper - »cta Mo Subaeripttona to th. WEEKLY. Three C Subaeripttoi ter period tha suiwcriptloi ptlons must be paid Mr Hi advance ; and all t\ .e* will be stricken front our boohs whan the time paid for axplrea. QLUBIl Name* for CLUBS moat all b* asnt at th* same 1 take th* paper ter then * - — Mr. Stephen* wUl remain in Crawfordvllle. HU connection with TuxSuw wtR no* eh a age hte rate- Sanaa. AH letter* tntendad ter him. either on nr<- paper, ahouid ha » oaUee* *f any Uni. aown its PollUoal Department, addreceed to J. Hanly Smith. Manager, I ItenU, Oa. at Crawford vllle, G AU letters on bui Tan Bex, except 11 Dn.ine.. garb*, r.' a-, t xt n o w u » Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Work a, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, O A. augftl Om. 10NTRA0T0B FOR I Stone Work, *f an _ xmental work. Stone i Gri An. Ga.. May 11. IBTL JtOOJKA BRICK AND Auction Sale. A N Extenrive Collection of Books. Stationery and Fancy Good*, to be eold at auction. Tbl* Even- ty-flvo barrel*, and 1 .iiilea. Levied on a* Uie ry B. Jones. Propertv pointed out by said Jone*. M. D. L. OOgGER. Sheriff T. C To The Public ! have associated with me, nnder tho firm name WHITNER cfcCO <T. B. Brldgoa, Who, for the past aix year*, baa been ronaUntly em ployed in iny office, and who is familiar with it* du ties. and i* favorably known to the citisens of At lanta. Mr. ffolm W. Penroo Thankful for th* very liberal patronage aud coofi- lenoe extended to tna f«»r *o many yoara, 1 aak a cou- innance of tho same to tho new firm. JXO. C. tVIUTiVEtt & CO. -w rU*. Uniterm faeW* Iff, MetUemt Vhmreuter, and at tha asm* ’ time to tbstr Excellence as a General Beverage. They are guaranteed free from all DELETERIOUS BUBHTANOKS. having invariably atood th* mo< thorough ANALYTICAL TESTS. Hpwially r+comai*aded tor all purposaa tor wbic pure and highly improved Whiskies are used, aud Hold by ail Arat-clae<Orocers, Druggists, anddsa era generally. TO THE~TRADE. Send for the “Atlaa Price List." and ha pleased I remember that, being ACTUAL DISTILLERS, atantly on hand a very lari »nt of PURE RYE. WHEAT, aud MALT WHISKIES, of different ages. In which, aa well aa in our regular Atlaa Whiskies, wa offer great inducement*. Also on band a large and 1 selected stock of the best known makes of RYE WHISKIES, Of from J to 6 yean old, which war* distilled to own order, and guaranteed to be the best of their tlLNAN ft CU., “OLD” DAN RICES’ (1UKAT PAlilH PAVILION CIRCUS COMPANY. W'lll Exhibit la Mtantm, for Tiro nays only, THVRSDj! r* and ERIDA V*, January U and 12,1872. f NTKODtTOlHU UM ,r.n.lrrt ..d iml.l IHsle I Entertainment ever pseneoted in tkU city. #«• braclna Uorgi-oua MUItary and Otvlc Pageant*, Tour- uaiuei<t*, Natloual Grand Entries, Patriotic Tab leaux vivaiit. Aborigtaal Pampas, Be earn and Shifting lAwtm* Picture* of Bewildering beauty! And introducing tha moat complete company of celebrated Artists, that have avar been engaged for Equeetrlaa and olympian l'aMirne*. who aro siiuiilieU w ith costume* fittiug for their eUUoua—k'ur*. Velvet* and Cloths, of tho most celebrated inauiilacturc. ANCIENT ANI) MODERN ARMOR. MAILS, of great value and daxxliug sheen. TrappingH and Horae Equipments of Rich and Original design and Elaborate workman ship. Four flret data Clowns, lad by tha vetorau Dan Rico, in his old time character of the Natton’a Humorist lady HUIera, led by tho brilliant, beautiful and venturesome young Premier Equaetrtonaa, MISS Hie auxiliary force of Diversified Talent ia large, and tho entire Compauy will appear at each ontertainmanl In gltth ring pageants. Oorgeoue and liuprossive Tournament*. Tableaux of Truth and Graad'-ur, Jolly Punuy Pantomiaie*. Eque*irlan Spectacle* of Grace and Daring. AUth* beet features of the Oynmasiam. ninent* of untold merit, « THE WONDERFUL BRUTE ACT 3.** . ‘ si.' oya jAeaTj*.' i»j’ ..wNiM jjwT' dome Jnoatantt Companji. Columbus, 0.,*Dco.80,1871. W T. WATERS -The Atorkholdrr* have mmpletcd Uietr payment of enflteieat aiiaiy to-peg OUoago] • and other ioeaes, leaving the Capital of the Hornu luaumooe Company complete with the nanaam The HOME or OHIO, la a flrri^teas Company, oad as each, w# anberiutlngly NMBM& it to an want ing Insurance. On a firvt-claa* risk wa will taka aa much aa fiasts—tint no mot*. Provides Ajainst Loss by Off- Sound Insurance. Select Risk*. Adequate Bate#. Fire or Lightning I 8- ir.Ti. jnACK.ru, MIDDLETON & BRO., Copper Smltlu, Sheet Ire* Werhen W K-ra pr.pmd to domaite-. Wwfc Id a bq|m> noriaur. b, imttfM. men (Mk». OaU and Settle. All j'Eiaoss indebted to w. d. love e CO., will please call la and settle as they wish to does their Books for Ittl. THE HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK HOUSE, I WILL SELL Al AUCTION, OH THE PREMI SES. Friday, January 5, at S O’clock, P. M., Th* Hook aad Ladder House and Lot, fronting ts wt OU Pryor str*»t, i turning hack to Jonas' Livery Stable, having a depth of 186 teal. TUa lot Itea in the rear of the Ameriaao Hotel, and fa a rood loca tion for a business house. Sale positive. Titles per fect. Term a—One-half caaft, balance three and six months, with interest O. 0. HAMMOCK. Baal Estate Agent. Blocft, Whitehall atreeL For Rent. A DWELLING BOUSff, near, ahd Georgia Railroads. wi( good cellar. wash! Vff 17 Lot wall endoaed. On the premi- ea*i wash house, stables, good garden, fruit tree*, ft®- Apply, near the premisee, to W. T. OUNBY. O-reat JLmerlOitxi HOUSE CLIPPING MACHINE. mHE Operation of thle Machine oan be seen at X Wool tom ft Taylor's Stable to-day. It dips a -— w Gentlemen wishing to have n be accommodated lOdated ram~ CUTMBSET, (U. HENRY HAYS, PropV. Board per day fJ GKORUI A—Fulton Countt. Fulton Superior Court—October Term—1871. ram O. If hew. i va Libel for Divorce in said Court nea Kershaw, J I T appearing to tha Oomrt by the return of the Sheafff, that Jauf Karahaw. the dafandant in th* above stated cam. does mi rated® taste! county of tsivzssrn.' wrttttetmrrimaf arid iteal b*mad* on said James Karahaw by pablicatlon of this order in any pnbUe Oaaatsa tn thfafttatte tw a month for four month a, prarioos to tha next tenn of this Court. Granted by tha Court. rjzT&m WftTSNeuwH nrar-js st &ESEb3!S5&£ fruit, and the plalnttff beallowud tayrnmad. | And It la ordered thmtMs rwlaft* pwbtieh.d J biarcpSiirwr *■—H NIOHOLr DANOiaiQ •KATIfO »t T TOUftft HOB GENT* AT ft P M. Thun
