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Newspaper Page TexttHE DAILY * SUN. Tursdat Moamsa January 10. 9W" New Advertisement* altcayt found n FirtiFaoc ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. Oar City Agent. Cspt. Sows 8. Vwli our Agent for Atlanta, lo authorised tefssstv* oulon^tioiw. tasks oollso- tious, mdioi1—lfor sdvsrttstag. ilB|U Copier of tile Bum For Sol* ut Ihs Coaster. METEOKOLOGICAL. Tko ©eotral lows* Urometer will probably more during the nigkt more to the met. end possibly pass ovsr Mew York ou Tuesday. 8oulh-e»st wind* will lncrsoss to-night oo U>e middle Atlantic coast, lac rapidly to the weet on Tuesday. Cloudy weather wUi prevail kff |M*C afoernoo* from ■outh Caro lina to HUM, with enow north and east of Vir ginia. Brisk north-vest winds, with cloudy end clearing weather, will e stood rapidly from Lake Superior to Kentucky to-night Partially cloudy and deer wealtar win ftwvoU pvsr this region on Tuesday. Ooddy whether, and possibly light tain, on the coop* of Tasae and Louisiana. Dangerous winds are not anticipated this craning for the At- CITY AFFAIRS. Aanrr in Banes Cochtt.—Oar old friend, OeL Vn. Turk, of Homer, i* au thorized to reoeive eubecriptious and giro reoeipta for Vn How. tf Tak. Warelag. Monday, January 15, 1872. It if reported to me that persona were found drank on the streets yesterday— Sunday. It is rumored that restaurant keepers and draagists, a* well aa whole sale and retail liquor dee'ers, may hare furnished Sunday drinks. I respectfully ask all peraons not to sell or allow liquor to be drank about their places of busi ness on 0undsy. The law will be en forced without regard to persons. John If. Jaws, Mayor. Inoobbeoi.—The New Era of Satur day last eontains a card from E. F. Blodgett in relation to the rumor of his haring been pardoned, as mentioned by us the d«g pterions, in which he says: “By Thu Atlaxta Sow of this morn ing, it appears that 1, and other parties who had been connected with the Wes tern and Atlantio Bailroad, had been pardoned." Ths Sow did not aay that ho had boen pardoned; only that it was so rumored or reported. At AoonowlTo-DST—The 185 lots of wild laud, by OoL Adair, in front of his hia ofBoe, at 10 o’clock. Houses at Aoonow.—If you want tine hones, attend the sale at A. J. Haralson at 10 o'olook to-day. Stoat Oow—Rwwabd.— See adrortise- mant of B. F. Bennett, at Economical Job Offioe. _ Goal Jim) Lou.—Mr. F. H. Loud has established, at a convenient locality on Marietta street, a yard for tho sale of Goal and Lime. See his advertisement. Tu* Cramlvu or rrru S-merm. -Thi ; Lkx*h1 & Buf»ines« Notices, following bill to amend the eliarter of ’ tho city of Alluutii, bus been introduced in the Senate by Hon. Cleo. Uillyer A Bill entitled an Act to amend tire charter of the City of Atlanta. Section 1. Be it enacted, etc., That any person or corporation owning real estate in arid city, desiring to iuipruve Noiohebw I’m,vince or Uebuanv, Lehman Empire, Aug. 7, 1871. Dr. Iii atlfidd: Dear Sir—From one of my friends I have learned your address, and from him have receivod a few bottles of your celebrated Female Regulator; and its excellent properties for curing Tmnrv.jtiNE Residence Lots.—CoL Adair will positively aell to-morrow, 17th, the 39 reaidenoe lota advertised and post poned some days ago, Danokbocs.—Wo learn that Mr. S. P. Bailey, who mot with a severs aoddent on Satardsy morning early, in falling from the embankment near tho Broad street bridge, is in a critical condition. • They Have It.—If you want the best shingles ever brought to this market— all heart of South Georgia pine and vety smooth—call on J. O. Alien A Oo. If you want Coal Greek Cool—the best in the market—oall on them. If you want lumber of any kind, they wi,l furnish it at fair prices. If you want aaaaoned lumber, dressed lumber, sash, blinds, doom, Aa, call on J. O. Allen A Cp. Bead their rdvertisemcnL Stats Comiiimioxek or Em cATiow.— From the Savannah KrpubUcwi of tho 11th insb, we learn that Dr. B. D. Ar nold, Ohairman of the Board of Public Schools in Savannah, left that city on the evening of the 13th insi with a petition to Gov. Smith, urging the appointment of Mr. B. Motion, tho efficient Superin tendent of Publio Schools in our city, as State Commissioner of Education, to succeed Col Lewis, just resigned. BThe Kspublicm, further takes oocasicn to commend Mr. Mallon in the moat un qualified terms. While ww would have greatly dapMeated tho loos of Mr. Mal- lon’s experience and energy os director of the school system, so auspiciously es tablished by him in our city, yet candor compels ua to say ho is a man eminently qualified for the position. We have reason, though, to rejoice now in the happy selection of Prof. Ore, and the continued services of Hr. Mallou, as an aMa Superintendent and a man calculated to exalt the standard of edu cation in our city. Berman* Oouet o» Gnonou Atlan ta, January 15, 1871—'The Court met, present that Honors H. K. McKay and Hiram Warner, Judges. George 0. Cowart, Esq., of Atlanta, Qa., was admitted to this bar. No. If Bine Ridge Circuit Was argued. E. J. Lewis va AIL Hudson. Case for words /rasa Forsyth. H. P. Bell, G. N. Lester, Jt & Brawn, J. 8. Clements for plaintiff in error; J. N. Doraey, Henry Jackson A Bra., contra. . No. 2 was argued. It is Jno.W. BroVi, ataL, vs. Eli B. Wells. Ejectment from Lumphia. H. P. Bell forphunttf in er ror; Weir Boyd contra. No. Sis S. B. Palmer, peruse of R. H. % Moses, va. John Palmer. Debt from v Damon. Weir Boyd, H. P. Bell for plaWifr is error; Geo. D. Rice, contra It as dismissed because no record had been sent up. Court adjourned till JO o’clock, A. to-morrow. tbo same, shall poweas the right to bare ^ diseMei of tbo fkir KI have been the grade of any street bordering ou the same permanently established, comply ing with the following conditions: The owner, his agent or attorney, shall make an affidavit, stating the ownership and description of the property, that it is in tended to make improvements on the' ie, either fencing or building or oth erwise, that such improvements are to oast shove the sum of one hundred dot lore, and that be desires to have the grade of such street or streets established. A copy of such affidavit shall then he served on the oity surveyor, whose duty it shall be, within thirty days thereafter, to make the necsMry surrey, and fix the grade of euoh street and make a plat or profile showing the sume, and shall deliver it to the affiant, together with the affidavit of said survey, or showing that the same is correct and fair ; and upon the mime being filed together with the original affidavit in the office of the Clerk of the*8uperior Court of the County of Fulton for Reoord, the owner shall there upon have a rested right in such grads, and shall be entitled to recover damages from tbe oity for any injury done to suid property, in view of any improvements thereafter made upon tho same, should the oity thereafter alter the grade, stick damages to be ascertained, recovered and paid in the mr iner in which the- laws and ordinances iu force at the time may provide for ascertaining, recovering and paying damages done to property in lay ing out or widening streets. Section 2. Re it further enacted, That in case there be no Oity Surveyor, the copy affidavit aforesaid may bo served upon the Mayor of the city, with like effect as above provided, and il, within thirty days after service, os aforesaid, either upon the City Surveyor or the Mayor, such survey and plat is not made and delivered to such affiant or left at his place of residence, the owner, his agent or attorney, may cause a plat or profile of the grads as it thou exists, to be made by any competent surveyor, which may be extended and filed in like manner and with like effect ns provided in the foregoing section; and it shall be the du ty of the Clerk of tbe Superior Court of Fulton county to reoord such return in the book of deeds of said county when filed in bis office under any of tho pro visions of this bill. Seotio i 3. Be it further enacted, That nothing in this sot contained ahull oper ate to interfere with the control had by the Mayor and Gounoil of said city over the manner in which tho City Surveyor shall oxcento their instrnc- tions or tbs instructions of their com mittees in regard to tho grado of any street, but any failure or diaputo which may happen therein shall not operate to delay, hinder, or affect tho remedy given by this aet to any owner of property soekiug to bavo bis grado established as aforesaid. Section A Be it farther onaoted, etc., That in ease the owner of any real estate in said city deaires to have the grade fixed as aforesaid, for any reason other than a purpose to make improvements on the same, he eliajl make his application in writing, not undor oath, to the City Surveyor, but need not incorporate any reason therein, npon which all subsequent proceedings shall be tho same as above sot forth, such written application taking the pUoo provided for iu tho foregoing sections |of this bill Provided. That where the party proceeds by written up plication, not undor oath, aa aforesaid the authority of tho oity shall bttvo sii months instead of thirty days in which to raako and return tho survey os afore said. Ho, I'on New Zealand.—Edward Parsons, of the firm of J. 0. Allen Co., n few days ago sent to New Zealand a box full of acorns, nuts, and other of oar native hard fruits, both wild and domestic. To-day he will send another box of articles of Georgia manufacture and pro ducts—among which will be specimens of the Daily and Weokly Sun. Fibs.—The alarm of fire was given about 10 o’clock last night, occasioned by the burning of a wooden shantv, be longing to A. W. Mitchell, situated in the rear of what is known as McDaniel A Strong's warehouse. The shanty was not oooupied. Tbe fire companies were out promptly — Nnmber 1 getting the fir-t water on tho fire. Number 3, how ever, was uot far hchiud. The building was consumed in a very short time. Loss immaterial. The Gband Ikauoubal Ball, iu honor of Gov. Smith, at the Kimball House, was the largest soeial entertainment ever given in Atlanta. Three thousand of tho fashion, intelligence and elite of tho city thronged every room and lmll until it was scarcely possible to move among the happy throng. Templeton performed last night to a largo and appreciative andienee, and tho whole company unstained their merited reputation. A dry old codger, who is vory hard to plooae, whenever ho hoars that Templeton is earning, always ex claims, “that do sottlo it," and rushes straightway to secure a reserved seat. To-night ho will present “Fashion" and tho Irish Doctor, and every one sutler- iug from “bines" should avail themselves of tblB chance to worship at the shrine of the God of Drama. Local & Business Notices. IT Japanese Cocoa Slicks made for the first time in Atlanta, at Block’s Can dy Factory, No. 76 Broad street. Broken Candy 20 cents per |iound. Chocolate Caramels every Wednesday.— Fresh Candies of aU kinds kept constant ly on hand. nov2o I9_ Ferrington A Quigley, at the Post Office, keep The Si-n for sale. fi. Rititee.—Why will you suffer from Raptnre, when yon can lure Relief and Cure. Throw away yonr disagreea ble Trasses, and call on Drs. ltowo A Taber, Capitol Building, Atlanta, Go. declOdtf communicated to mat I have had an op portunity of trying yonr medicine in my own family with the most satisfactory success, sad I hasten to eapreas to you my warmest thanks for the happy effect produced by spar medicine. Not only in my own family, bnt also in other fam ilies this side of the Atlantic, bsve tbe same happy results been effected, until now the last bottle has been need op, and I am no longer able to supply those who have made demands for the medicine. I wish, very much, to obtain a new supply; and, therefore, address yon to respect fully salt of yon whether yon have an agency for your medieine on tliis Conti nent, and, if not, to send me a few doxen bottles per North German Lloyd steamer. For the amount, yon may draw on me throngb Messrs. G. McKay A Co.. Bank ers, iu Bremen, or if yon prefer it, I will send yon the amount of tbe bill in ad vance. Awaiting yonr reply, I am yonra, re- ipectfuily, G. V. Fuankenbubo. dec31utf STERLING SILVER-WARE. SHARP & FLOYD, No. 33 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA. Specialty, Sterling Silver-Ware. special attention It rsqmssted U the any new and elegant piece* manufac tured expressly to our order the pa*t ear, und quite recently completede An unusually attractive assortment of novelties In Fancy Silver, cased for Wedding and Holiday present*, of a medium and expensive character. The House we represent manufacture on ua unparalleled scale, employing on Sterling Silver-Ware alone over One Hundred shilled hands* the mast accom plished talent la Heslgnlag, and the bostlmhor-saving Machinery, enabling them to produee works of the highest character, at prices VNAPPHOAC1IKD by any competition. Our stock at pres ent Is the largest and most varied this side of Philadelphia. An examination or oar stock and prices will guarantee oar sales. OUR HOUSE USE ONLY 926 BRITISH STERLING, KM> dcc22d&wtf Announoomonta. For Comptroller General.—Gener al LAFAYETTE McLAWS. dec29-dtf FOR SECRETARY OF ITATE, Colonel H. J. SPKAYBERRY is an nounced as a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic Domina tion. As he is a cripple, and unable to walk, he would be ploased to see the members of the Legislature at his room, No. 3, up stairs, corner Marietta and Brood streets. Uneutfso CarD«. •T. '~Ur7'VTBL» own TPLs Proprietor Excelsior Plirtsring Works, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, QA. M|» 6m. V. U. HOOKS* C ontractor fob brick and Btoae Work, of sll dssses. Plastering sad Ornamental work. Stone Cutting, otc. Ortflin. Qa.. May 18. 1871. el »rjm. jfijtcKtK, Painter and Decorator, t \rnct .Lot. W. U. JeeA'e. WbltolmU M, r V/ turaetbuke lo bn old pelnme for lurmM favors, sod hopes * “ ‘ ‘ noanos of Um foul fflimlorg. S A S SEEN HOUSE, (Formerly United Mates Hotel.) CORNER ALABAMA sndPBYOR STREETS, AT- U LANTA. QA. H R. BAflgBEN, Agent Proprietor. GEO. W. SAS8KE5, Clerk. TERMS—TrsndentBoarders, per d*j......|l00 oct t-dlffi. Single MesI, or Lodging M osnts. BARNESVXLLE HOTEL, /. B. CAMP, - - - - Proprietor. (NEAR DEPOT.) BOARD $3 PER DAY. declS-tf REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NBWNAN ... OEORQIA. [Formebly McDowell bouse, j U Helium Ratal n OO FEU DAY. KHNNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, j Cheep a tor quarters; only one hoars nde from Atlanta. Address FLETCHER 4| oet30-tf 1 ^Proprietors. It an kin House, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. J. W. RYAN, Proprietor. oetsi-tf FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk. BROWN’S HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA. 8 SPLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IS THE largest and Inst Hotel in the Oity. It Is slfen- » the General Paasenge- Jegsnce, Boonomy and at nd attaches it otters gresl sling public, than any otk Rates. W. F. BROWN A OO. 1465 XETABLISHKU. 1665 STUART RAILROAD HOTEL, Opposite Depot—VALDOSTA, QA. ENT TO BU ntive server C. T. STUART, LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AC WORTH, GEORGIA. nort-tf SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, JSACOV, GEORGIA. (Nearly opposite th* Passsngor Depot) Only One Minute's Walk. THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. MAC TALL AN, Sup’t. nov94 Bowdon College lies East of Board per month..., $ 8 00 to $18 50 Tuition, Preparatory Department per month 1 80 to College Rates per month.; REV. , J. D. Moons, Boot B. T. . M. HENDERSON. President. dcc'JS-dAwet ME0RWI A—Douglas Canity J. I'AUMRON CAUSEY bu applied for exemption the 18th'instant, at my oflfoe. Janu- W. W. HINDMAN, Ordinary. Jan7 SUorlfT’s Sale. GEORGIA-Camdkm Couimr. ILL be uold ou the 1st Tuesday in February next, Y V before the court house door, at St. Mary a, Cam den county, Qa., *ithiu the legal hours of ado, 1 sor- mare and buggy, three lumber carts, live yoke on, draft chain, dogs, one ox yoke, and twonty i head of cattio, more or Iran. Sold aa tho property of E. W. Atklnsou to satiafy on execution issued by ths Superior Conrt, of Liberty, in favor of James G. Cruturn. January 1,1878. HAMILTON SIMPSON, Jan 7-80 ntniDiun inaraoff, Sheriff of Camden oo., (Jo. G MOOCH A—Fulton County. Mary Doby ) Llbal for D4 vs J t> John B. Doby.) ll TT appearing to the Court, by the return of ths A Sheriff, that tho defendant in the above stated ot to bo found in sold county, end it ap pearing that he does not reside in the State, it is, on motion of counsel tor petitioner, ordered; That ■aid defendant do appearand answer at the next term i.f tliis Court, else that the case be considered In de fault. and tho plaintiff be allowed to proceed. And it Is ordered that this rule be published in one of the Gazettes or this btate, once a month for four months. October 98, 1871. CANTRELL A STEPHENS. Attorneys for Libelant, true extract from the miuutes of said Court, October 30, 1871. Jau3-Am W. R. VFNABLE, Clerk. <■KOlit.lv—Fulton County. {Pulton Superior Court—October Term—1871. Minim C. Kershaw,) va. { Libel for Divorce In sold Court J •pearl ug iriff, the above stated case, does not reside In said county of dtou, and it also appeal tag that he does not rest' said HUte of Qeorgia, U U. therefore, ordered the Conrt that service oi mid libel lx* made on si ie kerf haw by publication of this order tn a public UsxeUe In this State, ones a month for tear months, previous to the next term of this Coart. Granted by the Court. OAKTRELL k 6TEPIIE.X8. Plaintiff's Attorney. AST A true extract from the minute* of sold Court November 17, 1871. W. R. VENABLE. Clerk. ox County. I Libel for Divorce in Fulton Superior . khcriff. that the counsel for petitioner, ordered: That •aid defendant. Vn a Kruger. 4o appear and on- : at the next term of thJs Court, else that the be considered in default, and the plaintiff be L Stitching and Sewing neatly done at Agency Grover and Baker 8. M. Co., 17 fYhitehuii street, next door to James' Rank. Spool Cotton and Spool Silk* lor dec29-lm And it is further ordered, that this rule he pub lished iu one of the Gasettee of this Btate, ooce a mouth for four months. October 98, 1871. QARTRELL * gTEPHENB. Att >rneya for Libelant. W. B. TENABLE, Clerk. MARSHALL HOUSE, Af PJ.V.V.ffl, GJ. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Day Board &3.00. novkOtf _ Planter’s Hotel, FORT VALLEY, QA. BOARD . . $2.00 Per Day, T. W. H. MURFEE, Proprietor. H. DUtanoe 50 yards from Bailroad. dec9-tf professional jfayfrs. TH08. N. HOPKINS* Attorney A Counsellor at Low, BRUNSWICK. QA. Will proctioe in the Brunswick, Alloy*hq, and Southern Cirenlte, oetlg-Im WM. «. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CUAWFOUDY1LLE, QA. octl8-lm ANDREW if- H. DAWSON COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Oflee 181 Broadway. Room 18, oeg-tf. NEW YORK J. FAIRFAX McL.AUGlIL.LN, Attorney h counsellor at law, Ho. • St FMl Strut BALTUtOEE, MB. P ROMPT attention given to Southern hasii the collection of claims, Ac., in Baltimore. B. R. Freeman, Commlsalonfr of Deeds, FOR SIXTEEN STATES. J. MADISON OUTTS, Attorney S CounselloratLaw BOOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Cor. 7th and E Street*. WASHINGTON* D. O, MW" Practices In all the Courts, before oil Com missions, and In ths Departments. octl7-lm JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. *4/ILL PRACTICE IN THE 8EVERAL COURTS, IT HUte and Federal. Business entrusted will receive prompt attention. T. 0. LAWSON. - IITZFATRICX. LAWSON A FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, EATONTON, CA- JUiscellaneotts adotttiseraems. Atlanta Collecting Agency, OFF ICEl. TJp St — lr., Dodd'S Comer, WHITEHALL STREET Rente, WAGES, AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED on Short notice. Books Posted on Reasonable Terms. AU order promptly attended to. P. 0. Box 818 J. H. QAVAN k CO. ^Alexander H.' STEPHENS, Political! Editor A. R. WATSON News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. CITY OF ATLANTA, .A- which they desire to have rudited, should be handed in to my office, at tbe corner of Whitehall and Peters streets, (at tho office of Dr. E. J. Roach) by 19 o’clock, on Friday of each week. A. W. MITCHELL, jan!2-8t City Auditor. The OrphanFree School ! Founded and Maintained by tho Georgia 8tnto Lottery, O PENED its Seventh Session on Monday last, 8th instant, with over One Hundred Pupils. BOOHS, STATIONERY, GEL HAYS' HOUJ CUTHBERT, QA. HENRY HAYS, Prop’r. Board per day $8 SOUTHERN MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE Th* 8pring Term of this Institution opens the 16th . si the last Communication, and the whole ope ration of th* College being put npon on enT scale, let thoee interested send for circular*. The price of board is reduced to $18 00 per month washing lnoluded 818. Entire oast for Collegiate Year, embracing i and incidentals $812. Without music $962. A uniform and economical attire will be adopted by middle of 8prlng Term. Covington, Qa.. January 6th 1879-Jan7-dAw8t The National ChiU and AGUE TONIC. A Certain Cure! No MlMtAlEOt J WILL SEND A TWO-OUNCE BOTTLE OF THI above medicine (which is enough for any case) with full directions, fans of charge, on receipt of 78 els., from anyone ordering It; and will* also, send the formula for this valuable preparation to any addraas on receipt of $2.00 H. NKK80N, M. D., Druggist Crawfordvlll*. Go.—<tecd-$m UorluoHhocp,Poland Chi* nil Plga, Pare Berk shire PlffM, SUPPLIED BY Mark W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE Cotton Warehouse, 42 Broad Street BRAMAH FOWLS. E A R |L Y ROW E . l.rij Oojdrtok ul BwmU PotalM. GARDEN SEEDS! In immense qualities, from Davul I*n«lr*th and 1 and will be sold on reason- and rutaiL and Superphosphates Of the highest standard, always in store, and will he supplied on most favorable terms. Pure Peruvian Guano la store. HatUfaction guar anteed, and orders and calls solicited. Mark W. Johnson’s, Agricultural Warehouse, Atlanta Oity Hospital. X HE NEED OF A CITY HOSPITAL FOB ATLAN TA has long been felt, but all efforts, hcretoforo, for the establishment of such have failed, our people being too poor to raise the money nccesbory for such a purpose.^and the depleted condition of tho State Treasury, such as to render successful legislation In the matter, both Impracticable and hopeless. It Is, therefore, proposed to Appeal to all Friends of so bensvalsnt s project,and thus secure s nucleus to anoonrage an increase of the private donations already promised, whieh will render the scheme success; end while the erection of such an Institu tlon will be an enduring monument to tho charity and liberality of our citizens, it will bo in keeping with our onward march in the cause of civilization and progress. For every Two Dollars subscribed au equal inter est will be given the holder of Certificate thereof In the distribnttoa of 75,000 OO Worth of Property—Numbering 1,800 ARTICLES To be Distributed by the Board of Commis sioners, as soon as all the shares ore token. 50*000 SHARES AT $2 00 EfttA—$100,000. The value of the separate interest, to which the Holder of each Certificate will be entitled, will be determined by the Commissioners, who will uonuce fo the public ths manner, the time and place of the distribution. Tbe following gentlemen ore to act as Commia sloners and will receive and toko proper charge of the money for the Hospital, will determine npon the plan and site for the soma, to-wit : I*. H. ORME, M. I>. J. V. ALEXAWDEH, M.D E. H. HAY, M. D- AU Mends to oar benevolent object are requested to aid oar manager as much aa possible in the srdn- labor devolving upon him. Htmil fl>r Clroalnr. EDW. WEEMAN, Manager. IP. O- BOX 201. f Office Ho. 11 Joatet’ Baak Block. qarbtDate, CntUrg, ©mis, &t. W L. WADEWOBTH, AlUota, Q»., | OHAS. WYNN W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.- Importers and Dealers in Hardware; A Iso, « Large Slock of Stores and House FiiiTiLhlng Hoods. ’Xtlama San Prospering. THE ATLANTA SUN! DAILY AND WEEKLY, live Paper on Live issues’ PUBIilSSMD BY TUB ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ALEXANDER H- STEPHENS, *J. IIENLY SMITH, Proprietors, TEKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Dnlly—Singlo Copy. Twelve Months Six. Monthri • 810 oo I Throe Month* • 5 OO One Month • Olutos For 3Daily-I*0r Annum t Tliroo Co|)1ch ‘37 OO I TMpflit :ir, oo Ten -A3 OO ^Inyrle Weokly-Por Annum; ON OO H4- OO a Single Copy o o • Three Copies • • Five Copies * • * yn(M9undrod Copies 3 OO 5 OO N OO Ten. Copies • . Twenty Copies Fifty Copies • 15 OO as oo 05 OO Woolxly for S112C Months, 81ngle Copy Three Coplei Five Cop 1 oh Ten Cop! 1 OO 3 50 4, OO Twenty Copies Fifty Copies One Hundred Copies Slnffle Copy 7 50 B No Subscriptious, to the WKEKbY, roccivod for a shorter period thau six months. All sabscriptiouM must bo paid for iu advauoc; and all names Will be strlckon from time paid for expires. 15 OO 34, OO 05 OO 5 Cts r Books when tbe CLUBS: Names for CLUBS mu d all ho sent at the s ie, aud take tho 'paper for tho same length time, and all he at the Rime Boat Otfico. Each subscriber’s name will be written on his papsr—the same in Clubs as otherwise. To eecuro the •tlvKiiUges of Club rates it is only necessary that the term of subscription for each one shall begin and end at tho namo timo, and that all be taken at tho some Post Office. Etow to Remit Monty ■ by Money Order, by Registered Letter ... . . unregistered letter is lost, it must bo tbe loss of the person Bonding it. No paper v.'ill bo sent from the office till it Is paid for, and names will always be erased when the time paid for expires. tV Persons sending money by Express must prepay oargea. ITo Oorreepondents ■ Mr. Stephens will remain In Grawfordvllle. His connection with THE SUN not change bis res ideoce. All letters Intended for him, either on private matters or connected with the Political Departmcn- of this paper, should bo addrossod to him at Grawfordvllle, Ga. All letters on business of any kind, connected with THE 8UN, except its Political Department, should be addressed to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Qa. The Weekly Sun L. Is a large, 8 page sheet (tn quarto form) nUod with the choicest reading matter.|it u>ala.ns the cream of tho Daily—every tiling which appears in our daily issue that is of general intcrout. All of Mr. btepheus’ Editorials appear iu the Weekly THE SUN is the organ of tho People, the Advocate of Justice, the Defondei of Popular Rights, and tho opponent of burdens heaped upon a tax-paying people, and Oppressions of all kinds. It will adhere to tbe old, safe, time-honored landmarks of tho Democratio Par ty. Mr. STEPHENS is thoroughly enlisted in the Work, and will contribute to Its columns almost daily, We ask the friends of liberty, overywhoro to aid in extending our circulation. Our Weakly Is * very cheap paper, and its Club Rates aro particularly favorable. Tho Presidential contest for 1872 will he tho most Important in tho history of Amorica. The Issues in liuunlcations or letters on Business should be addressed to J. HENLY SMITH, Manager, ATLANTA. GA. turn her, Coal, Cattis, &c. JAMES O. ALLEN, I EDWARD PARSONS- JAMES O. ALLEN & CO., WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DEALEBS IN Cumber and Coal. Laths, Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds Always In stock. Sole Agent, far OOAIi OREHK OOAIl OO.’RB OOAIi. Superior to any in the market Retail price for Coal in the yard 30 Cents per Bushel of 80 Pounds at the Yard. Half Ton or more Dclivcird at 33 per Bushel. YARD OPPOSITE GEORGIA RAILROAD. ATLANTA, OA. GUANO! GUANO!! GUANO!! [ OFFER FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES 1,000 TYjrt-v Jamesi Island Gun no, Which has been Ex posed. OOOO Tons Baker** Island Pure, Lauded here in 1809, Direct from the Island, by the ship “ Eldorado And l will mix Urn two xbor. witli S pur. Peruvian. XV Price Uit end Anelyile furnlehed oo eppll*** Of Bells Cotton at 60 Cent* per Oslo, uo odvsocs being mods, or will odranoaou usual terms. a. B. LAMAR, Jr,.