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Newspaper Page Text"HE DAILY SUN. gblbhrd by the Atlanta Hen rablhUng CompMj. . lirl.ndcr II. It.pVltMa, J. lit illy Smith, Jexaudcr H. Stephens, Political Editor, „ R, IVatbon. • • ■ • Mews Editor. . llenljr Smith, tienerol Editor and Bind- ness Manager. Af«Mt« tor Tke THE J. Q. OiHViu, Thomson, (R H. 0. &UO.TOI, Dalton, On. £££&£ Ch, w E. O. WaxiAMi, Pnta* Fotot | 84 00 r WMMKLi m iron» Slack Oouf. J Three Oetosa*. - * L WW *t . Vf/MtW• *.M V • * Ton ** »• SO rwsuty ithiiuAm.. — *• 00 8 «o^h^SHW^“-.?P2fiSail-1 as Three “ j 8 S? “ if:::':::::::::::::*:'::::'"::: £»•»“ ■ 55S uu. lluudrod Coplm. «ii Maitk...! .....U 00 » o«n. ''■‘“.AsMUti'Eta-""'- EI~ iWWts ms is ■iMlOTISIHill {PSPliBPl! tiaiiiiiiiiiiiii;i; '!*|3I3!SI>! til 19 sis.wisjajsisisjsu El ±1±Jl III ¥i idTNkMMto Mmtod thmo Mmm » vMk, por cout off tho tal»U r»Ui above; twios » we*k. 85 por eratoC thotabU .etas. . _ AdToetto—iQpto for Fir* Companies and Church#*, (or tluMIr Fm>« Ataata to. foregolnf Mortal, of JprtOM, and will bo (Warned by thorn In tha fotnro. w. *. mrsiu a co.. ProfrtoOoco of Iho OoootltuUon. a W .OBDBB. BuolnoooManager, a/ tha HOW Km. fUitronb Cim ®«bl*. Loaves Atlanta P ® »rrlr*Kht Chattanooga 8:11 am DAT PASSKMOEn T»AI*—OUTWA»D. I TBAIM—nnrABD. Leave# Chattanooga.. Arrive# at Atlanta.. , 1:00 pu Arrtvoo a Atlanta .10:00 am TBB OKOKUIA (AOUUSTAI RAX LEO AD. [No Day Train on Sunday.) Night Paaaenger Train arrive# f M a. m Night Passenger Train l#ave# 5:15 p. m Day Passenger Train arrivee m Day PassengerTrain leave# 700 a. m Htone Mountain Accommodation arrlvea.. .8:06 a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation leave*... .6:36 p. m MACON AND WKSTKEN BAIUOAO. On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, train# will run a# follow#: „ „ m Day Passenger train leave# ® Tt>Ttt Macon *....7.iu*.m Day Pa##eng#r Train arrive# p> “ Arrlr## ]***• “ Night Pa##engcr Train loavo# * :*0 P- “ Leave# Macon # !*• P- m Night Pa#aonger Train arrive# ^{JP* “ ATLANTA AND Wit POINL EA1LEOAD. Night lasaangar Train arrive# 0:00 a. a N ight PaOeeogec Tr#in leev## 7 «* P- » Day Passenger Train arrive# # p. m Day PaoMnger Train leavao 0:00 #. m ATLANTA AND OICNMOND AIB-UNB BA1LNOAD. Leave QalneeviUe ® ~ “ Arrtv, at Atlanta. “ *• “ Arrive at ® « “• Memphis and Charleston Railroad. if. J. Ax KB#, Agent. Atlanta. Oa. 11B OF TUB MKIU'UU A>D CHABIiTWON B. i OOINU west: __ . . ■ leave# Chattauooga • .8:00 PM U:16PM 10:80 A M . 5:00AM ,14:10 AM Morning Esnress lea Arrive# la Memphis. Moll Train leave# Chattanooga Arrive# in Memphis, next day combo bast: Morning Express leave# Memphis..... Arrive* iu Chattanooga, next morning Mall Tram leave. Memphis Arrive# in ChatUnoog*. next day. 500 P M Atlantic and Uulf Kullroud. I t SOM Sa.anoah, Oa.. .1. Alban,, jMkMnvUM 1 and Tallahawa., to Qulocjr. Horl.U: Leave Savaniuh dall, 10 , :, 1 * J- 5 Arrive at Alban, dally..... }2i £' H Arrive at JecheeuviUe dad, l-Mt. M ArrivaatTallahaaa«edall, (Simdaya P- M Leave TaUahsasco daily (Sunday* ted). 10:30 A. M SELMA, ROME AHD DALTON R. R. tiaik. anti, aaanaaa ihcldiiki). Loav. Salma. a:41 a. M., i:lft r. n. Arrtv. at Baaaa. Atdlr.IOAa. M. Arriva at DaMaa 1M r. m., tM a. u. Leave Daltou I K) a. a., too r. u. LaavaBaaaa *:nA.lt.,U:tlr.a. iSvaatlttaM •)•»»• «•»«*•»• ■scon * AuicuhU Railroad. bat nb#m8 mam • aa « Leave AogueU at Leave Macon 86. Arriva at Macon at Arrivay AagmUa at.y WMtcn Railroad sf Alakama. Leave Bala##.. * : *® A ** Arrive si Montgomery..... J:4« (HfW ' • We#t 18:80 PM .* 8:16 P M 11:40 AM 4 11:30 PM Atfentte aad ttalf Railroad. 8:46 P M 4.-86 A M 7. -86 A M 8. -00 A M Leave Savannah... arrive at Jeerap... arrive at Bainbrtdf#... Arrive at Albany Arrive at UveOak^,... f »' Leave Uva Oak Laava ABumy Leave DelaWtdg# Leave J>—p. Arrive ataavanaah.. Leave flavanaak. htowhymrip«il. *< >» W M Arriva at I imp, toadege excepted, at 4*0 A M Arriveat Albany Arriva #4 Uva Oak Arriveat TBllahaeaee Arrive at Jacksonville Leave Jackaoavllle Leev., Tallahaaeea Leave Uva Oak Leave Albany 1:16 A M 6:60 P M 8:80 P M 6:86 A M 11:88 A M 6*0 8*0 A M 8:48 A M 1:80 PM 7 JO A M Leave Jeasup - 10:46 P M Art,. - * 5 T :00 PM VOL.-II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, FEDltUARY 20, 1872. NO. 515. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY and WEEKLY TELEGRAPH NEWS. By the Sew York la*eeUted Pma. NEW YORK. Tweed President at the Amerlcue Club, —Rawing Item—The Japanese Em- baaep—Tba America a Prlmatesblp— Tha Small-pox—Cotten Statement. New Yobk, February 18.—The Anu ri ouh Club lost sight elected Tweed Presi dent He made a speech sayiug that he looked forward to tlieftimo when, dis solved from politics and litigations, be oould devote bis whole atteuUon to the wdfaro of the club. The challenge of the Atlantics for a four oared scull race on the Thames has been accepted by the Loudon Row ing Club. Six men will be taken to Eng land by the New Yorkers. A dispatch from Salt Lake City an nounces that tho Japanese embassy will remain there until travel is resumed on the Uniou Pacific Road. It is reported that Archbishop Mc- Closkey succeeds to the Priuiateahip, va cated by the death of Archbishop fol ding, and that Bishop Lynch, of Bouth Carolina, will be Arohbiakop. A forged oheek for $3,500 dollars, pur porting to be drawn by Morse. & Brooks, on the Fourth National Bonk, passed through the Clearing House on Friday. Twenty-seven orphans were removed from the Catholic Asylum on Fifth Ave nue in oonsequence of being attucked by the small pox. The clerk of a coal dealer was gurrot- ed and robbed of $250 about 3 o’clock oa Saturday. Receipts at all ports for the week, 88,- 96G bales, against 80,230 last week; 02,- 688 the previous week, 120,813 three weeks since. Total receipts siuce Sep tember 2,001,196, against 2,653,330; cor responding period previous year,showing a decrease of 563,143; exports from all ports for the week 70,450, against 75,185 same week last year. Total receipts for the expired portion of the cottou year 1,152,074, against J,570,333 same time last year. Block at all ports 569,939, against709,038 samedatelast year; stock at interior towns 88,057, against 123,897 last year. Btock of oottou in Liverpool 635,000 against 750,000 last year. Amer ican afloat for Great Biitaiu 208,000 against 295,000 last year. Indian cotton afloat for Europe 260,000, against 143,- 495 last year. Cotton declined early in the week, and the market was dull, but later the decline was recovered and business more sotive. The sales for the week reached 106,000 bales, of which 96,500 were for future de livery, and 9,600 on the spot and to ar rive. Of the spot cottou, exporters took about 8,625 bales, spinners 3,6fi0, and speculators 376. ^ WASHINGTON. Tha K«-KI«*x Committee—The Majority *■4 Minority Kep«rt«. Washington, February 18.—The select Committee on affairs in the late insurrec tionary States will have a meeting to morrow and agree finally upon their re port, which will be presented to both Houses of Congress. Care bus been ox- ercised to prevent its premuturo. publica tion. Notwithstanding this, it is knowu that the minority assert, that it is proven by witnesses, that the Ku-lClnx originated in 1868, and that it was organized for political purposes. They do not, how ever, deny tnat there is much bad Gov ernment in the South, but attribute this, in some respects, to the failure of promi- nant white citizenes to tako any part in politics, They think that there should be a removal of political disabilities, but excluding from the benefits of all distin guished criminals who have taken part in opposition to the Government, and also those who have occupied office not withstanding their Constitutional dis abilities. The majority, it is said, exposes what they term the scalawag, carpet-bag and negro governments of tho South, apd show the largo increase of debt while they, like harpies, seized upon the property of the people. ^ They deny that the Ku-Klnx was organized for jKilitical purposes, but os a means of protection against armed negroes, thieves and other classes of offenders. In no ono of the six States—North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,Florida and Mississip pi—arc the Ku-Klux in oue-tcuth part of any Stutc. No people on earth were more patient under wrong. The minority also oomment severely «pon the President’s suspension of the writ of habeas corpus iu South Carolina. B-W-4 — LOUISIANA UaliiBiik Politic* New Ohlkakh, February 18.—Tho meeting on LoFayetto squure, in response to the call of the commiUoe of Cl, waa large and enthusiastic. A Reform paity wns organized and a convention of the people of tho whole Stuto called for April 23d to nominate State officers. TENNESSEE Memphis, February 18.—Across tie on the track near Vaideu, on the Mississippi Central railroad, demolished tho locomo tive, tho Imggage and express cars. None hurt Governor Hadley has ordered the mill tia to Chicot county, Arkansas. FRANCE* kroimab. Monday# rxrrptrd, a MACOM PAHENGEH. Lear# BaTannab, Sunday# exc#p4#d, at Arrtv# at jMmp *• ArrtT# »t Macou. Monday# • L#*t# Macon, Sunday# • Lmt# J—##p. Monday#i—» ArrtT# #4 toTannah, Moodny* auxpUd. at 7:44 K M do## ecumction ai Macon, botk vraja, wttli Macon Politic# and Other Thing#. Pahis, February 18.-—The Monarchists In the Assembly arc canvassing actively to obUin signatures to their foitbcoming manifesto, and to orgnnize a strong and oompact party. The newspaper organs of Thiers and of the Logitimatists party accuse the Orleanists of intrigue and bad faith. The subscription committee in Nancy have already reoeivsd 1,500,000 franw in contribution to the solventary fund for the payment of the war indemnity. J2J £ B Many members of the old French No- bility have visited Antwerp to pay their respect* to Count DeCbambord. NORTH CAROLINA. A V«w#l Lo#t. Newbbhm, February 19.—Tho steamer Ellen Terry, crossing the swash at Hat ters* Inlet, was found to be sinking and •bored. The cargo and crew were saved. PENNSYLVANIA* Marin# Mutter*. Philadelphia, February 19.—Captain Haxzie, of the steamer J. Thompson, has been drowned. The Juniata, from New Orleans via Ha vana, has arrived. WASHINGTON. Staaltr Pavla UaT#i«itiag-Tlt* Mart* Carol!** S*n*tor#lxlp—Mo Report tor Abhatt—Th# laconic Tax to bo Col lccffil—CoBgresaloixal—The KvKlai Report#—Narrow Escape of the Minor, Ify Report. Washingtont February 19.—Senator Davis is convalescing. There will be no minority report in fa vor of Abbott, who claims the Senatorial seath from North Carolina. It is reiter ated that the committee will report iu fu vor of General Ransom. The following wore confirmed to day: Barney, Collector of Intsrnal Revenue for the First Texas District, and Charles Hall Assistant Secretary of State. The Ways and Moons Committee dec! ded to-day that tho Income Tax for the present year shall be collected as hereto fore, the Commission of Internal Rev enue distributing the neoessarv blauka. The Department of Agriculture has already completed Us annual distribution of seeds to the Gulf States ami thoCuro- IiHoa. A much larger quoutity of seeds than usual has, this seusou, been distrib uted among the peoplo of that section. The South has no gauso to complain of tardiness or niggardliness in thedistribu tion of department seeds. FORTY-SECOND COVOUBS4. SENATE. The majority and minority Ku Klax reports were presented to-day, and or-i dered to be printed. Tho majority report, in connection with the extension of the suspension of the writ of habeAs corpus, recommends exceptional general amnesty. The re port recommends the extension of the suspension until the end of (he present Congress. The disousaion of the sale of arms to France was resumed and continued until adjournment. The debate was very bitter iu tone. Cockling spoke three hours, defended the Administration in everything, and as sailed Sumner aud Schurz with greet bit terness. He charged Schurz with fur nishing ammunition for the Democrats. He said 200,000 copies of this nnd other independent Republican Senators’ speeoh es were circulated bv the Democrats iu New Hampshire, and more prized than regular Democratic documents. He clmrged him and Sumner with a conspiring to malign the President and with being willing even to disgrace their oountry if it would aid them in injuring Grant. He charged them with holding nnauthorizable communication with French Agents, and communication with Foreign Governments or Agents as a misdemeanor. He read from a German •er in Chicago, an attack on Schurz. tare said it was edited by k Collector of Internal Revenue (laugkter.) Conkling said he read it to show how Sohurz’s conduct was regarded by intel ligent people of the oountry. Schurz Said it only showed how it was regarded bv Internal Revenue Collectors. (Laughter.) HOUSE. A Civil Rights bill, similar to that of Senator Sunnier, weut over uutil next Monday. A resolution, instructing theWsvuuud Means Committee to report a bill abol ishing the duties on salt and coal, failed of the necessary two-thirds vote. Ayes 103, nays 80. The bill abolishing the duty ou tea and coffee was passed over by a vote of 53 to ^The Ku-Klux Committoo reported. A minority report was presented, but was not received, by a vote of 60 to 130, not two-thirds—becauso it contained phrases that were disrespectful to the President. But, afterwards, on consideratiou that it should bo pruned of offensive and un parliamentary phrases, it was received without division. BELGIUM. Cou*t «l# Cliambord. Antwem*, February 19.—A demonstra tion was made to-day against tho resi dence of tho Count do Cliambord. The ring-leaden were arrested by the author ities. UTAH. The Blockade. Salt Lake, February 19.—Tho snow blockade is moro vigorous than ever. NEW YORK. IU-rt*RC to Pay their Printline Bill#—A IlMmUome Dlvid«*d—V##a#l B««rn*d— No Procession on Hi, Patrick'# Day— Bloke#* Trial—Blayor Hall*# Trial Po#t- New York, February 19,—Over $100,- 000 claimed by weekly papers, has been disallowed as authorized, althongh the udvertisemeuts were ordered by the offi cials. The Lori Hard Eire Insurance Company has declared its first dsvidend of GO cents on the dullur. Tho Cleopatra, fioin Havana, reports having seen a vessel burning iu latitude 34, but could uot roach heron account of a dead calm. Bishop McCioskey reoommeuds tho discontinuance of processions on St. Pat rick's Day. 8tokes r trial wu* resumed, the question being upon ti e legality of the grand jury. Mayor Hall’s Inal was oguiu jmetponod at tho instuuce of the prosecution. TENNESSEE. Trying the Ml«#l##li>pl Ka-Klux Memphis, February 19.—The Ku-Klux trial bus commenced at Jackson, Mis sissippi. Two hundred sre uccused. The witness are all black. OHIO. Mr. Pendleton Kpraln* 111* Ankle Cincinnati, February 19.—Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton has sprained bis soklo. He will be confined for several montlis. SPAIN The N*w Ministry. Madrid, February 18.—Tho ministry has resigned. Bagosta will jwobably head tho now ministry. The nows causes coiMndcrahl* agitation. Later.—It is now mid that Topcte or Sermno will head the now ministry. SPAIN. Madiud, February 18,—The ministeri al crisis continues. It originated iu the opposition of Admiral Topete to certain promotions is I bo army, and bis demand for tii<‘ dismissal of some members from the Cabinet. Th# Projerted MeW Cable. London. February 19.—It is reported that Bischoffsheim, who has chargo of the projected new cable to New York, has refused overtures from the Anglo American Company, looking to on amal gamation of the uow enterprise with the S resent cable combination, ou the ground 1st such action would lead to a coutiau- atioe of the present exorbitant Uuiil aud • mismanagement of business, uiul this would be to defeat one uud for which sib scriptions have bocu made. Iu tho House of Qommous, l)'I*ra*4i, avowing his uuu illiugncos to touch tho question of the Alubamu Claims just now, wished to be informed wbeu tho British Government received the Anrericau uasc. Ho bad been under the impressum that the ease was received about the first of Pt bruary, but uudorstood since that tho Government hud it beforo then us early dft the middle of December. Gladstone replied that it was incon venient for the Government to ivuswcr thi inquiry at present. . T-r—— - S-W-A UTAH. • Tile Snow lilockail*. Havt Lake, February 18. — Sctml trains worked their way through, bu< the new blockade is bad. Tho detained 'pas sengers threaten to sue tho railroad: 9 MARYLAND. Bad of tb* Wblaky Cam. 1 Baltimore, February 19. — Right whisky oases were nolle proseqnied to day, the defendant*jmying tho costs. GEORGIA. A Railroad Accident. Savannah, February 18.—Tho Cou- duotor on the traiu duo hero at 9:15 last Bight on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, finding the Savannah river bridge insecure, uncoupled tho engine and Httompted to cross. Tho eu«riuo wont into tfio river, and tho engineer aud fireman wore picked up a quarter of a mile below. A stamer has gone to bring the passengers from the bridge. FRANCE. AVork-TU# Btlglai 0 gardrit. Pabis, February 19.—Georgo H. Bo- ker, the American Minister to Constanti nople, was yesterday presented to Thiers by Wgshbnrne. Thiers gave a State dinner last evening, at which Lord Lyons, Mr. Wu.shbnme, and Count Armin were among the gpe»U\ The announcement of tlio arrival 6f the American squadron nt Naples was prema ture. Tho fleet is still at anchor in the harbor at Nioe, and it is now doubtful whether itfiwill go to Naples. The Opiniou National© asserts that conspiracy has been discovered in which the Generals, under the Into Emperor sre lenders. Their plan was to disperse the assembly by force and take possession of tho Government* when they were to be supported by a large number of ex-otfieers and soldiers ol the Emperor from the North. The Opinion says : “in consequence of this revelatiou tho Belgian frontier is carefully guarded aud no one is allowed to cross uto Franco without a passport.” COMMERCIAL. Oeficm Daily Sun, Feb. 19, 1872. Cotton—Quite a lively trade in cotton took place yesterday. Tho day was bright, a considerable amount came in, and the market bad a decided upward tendency. We quote sides at 21 to 21 f. Piiovisioss — Bacon— shoulders 7i; clear rib sides 9; clear sides 91 ; hams, plain 121(3)14 ; sugar cured 141. Bulk meats—shoulders 61; clear rib sides 8; clear sides Hi. Laud— TUrot 10|(rtll; cans ll|; @12; buckets 13. Financial—Gold is buying 1 07— selling 1 9; silver is buying 1 02—scll- iugl 06. Fkurr—Rough peaches 4f to 51 per pound; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, 4 to 4J per pound; green Georgia apples $3 50 to $4 00 per bbl* Butter—Tonuesseo sud country but ter 20 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 31. Leatukh —Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40 to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45: upper leather 42 to 50; Calf skins $25 to $00 ]>er dozen; American calf skins §25 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to7l;greeu salt 81 to 81; dry hides 15 to 10. Onions— $3 50@5 00 per barrel. ToBAOOf Low grades 65@66s ; com- niou, 58@65; g. >d, 75@9U; lino, $1(<^ $1 25; choice brands, $1 25@1 50. Iron—Swede 7c; horse sfioe Iron 7o; City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c. Macbkhkl—Half bbls. No. 1§8.00; No. 2 $7; No. 3 $6. Kits, No. 1 $1 85; No. 2 $1 60; No. 3 $1 40. CiiitiiSK—18c. Grain. -Corn and oats scarce and ad vanced ; coni 95c. — stil\ Outs, mixed 72; black 75@80. tiuOAli—A, 14; extra C, 131; crushed, powdered aud granulated, 15; Deln- erara 12|@18|; fairto choice brown, I 11@12|. Fair supply; market sternly. Coffee—Rio, 23(^20; Java, 34; La- guira, 30. MoLAflHKS— By barrel, 35; bv hogr. head, 01; New Orleans choice, «ft, prime 02. Salt—Liverpool 2:15; Virginia2. Rice Flour—Superfine, in barrels, 87 50(3) sacks higher ; extra $8 00 ; family $0(ri 9 60; extra family $9 60@10 00; fancy flOiAlO 60. , Cotton Goods.— S oz OsuuburgM, 181; 6oz, lfij. 4-4 Sh« cling, 131. 7-8 Drill ings, 13). 7-8 Shirting, 12; Shirtitig, 91. Yams, all numbens $1 00. Cotton rope, 31. All domestics in good demand. by telegraph. New York, Feb. 19.—Cotton quiet and toady; tales 2,381 bales; upland* 23*o; Orlemis 23|c. Flour iu fair demand.— Whiskey unchanged. Wheat steady aud in fair demand. Corn heavy at 72@73c. Rice dull at ftfr8|c. Pork and lard steady. Turpentine steely. Benin firm at $4 65(0,84 70. Tallow heavy at 8|@l) 7-1G. Freights steady. Sales of cotton to day 12,109bales, ns follows; Feb. 22f, 22’; 'March 22 13-16, 2:t; AprH *8, 23 0- 10, 23 716; May 23j; 23 13-10; June 23, 23j. Money 5@7; gold 10|; sterling 9j@0}. Governmentastrongand steady. Soath Csrolinaa tlnll and lower fit M. new821. „ , __ _ Peiladrlfuia, lebruary 19.—Cotton quiet; middlings 23}. Baltimore, February 19. — Cotton Arm; middling. M'd'.Hl; n«* rwfipl* C6‘i; gTO« 1U1H; ni>orta court U6; «.lon 275; .lock 5790. Nkw Okijuku, l’ebriury 19.—Cottou active, full tirioea; mi<ldliugn29i, net re ceipt. 6iH7; grow. 07J8; exporU, Liver pool, 11,022; Am»terilam2Uol; ooatt.ua 2182; anlea 8701); stock 221,061. Mobuob, February 19.—Oottou firm; middling. 22; not roovipts 9028; wUta C00; .to.de Oam Mxuj uih, February 19.- -Oottou qui.t ouil linn; utiddlings 224tw22i; roovipts 2,002. CimtuMToN, February 19.- Uiddliu^a 22c, litt r -cojplt UU6 bale; rxporta to Qrsat liiitoiu 1770; ooaatwito 1140; aale. 200; stock 26,050. NoB-oirt. Feb. 19.— Cottou .toady b; widdtuiga 21io; uet rcoeipta 1240 bulc; export, oouataiui 1670; Min, 150; .took :1,042. WuAiiKurux, Fobriurry 19.—Cottou Situ; mirbllingt 22o; uot roovipt. 382 oxporl. coutwixe 540; kivit'S 28 .took 4,129. 1jol’uviw.k, Fob. 19.—Hugging Hirong ir.t(rtlC|. 1‘rvvuiou. activo nud Srni. Wliiaky 88. ltxi.riuouk, Fob. 19. —City mill. Hour bold ut u quarter ol u n ut liigber, other gnuloa .troug, IVbout aud corn firm. Fork 814 25; .bouldor. 61. Bt. Lul ls, lft bruary 10.—l’ork firm at £13. llaoou turn; .boulilor. (>(<861. Cincinnati, Fobruary 19.—Fork ateody at $13 25. Lord 9(a9i. Bulo. ?K<17j. Wliiaky lower u> 86. lloaroN, February 19.— Middliug. 231; uot receipt. 120; grou 1052; export., Orest Uritaiu 638; mIu. 300; .took 800. Savannah, February 19.—Cottou ao- tivo aud lirm; uiiddlug.22(it22l; uot ra- enipta 2017; export., wxuitwiiie 1254; mIoa 2800; .took 74,083. Oa2.vc.ion, February 19.—Oottou— good ordinary 20(<i20t; uut receipt.1083; export, cua.tai.0 12; mrlea 2500; .took 51,090. Auuckxa, February 10.—Oottou quiot aud llrui; uiiddliug. 211] rueeipti 200; .idea 150. Livuu-uoi., February 19. —i Bixteou Amerieau aniviilrt .iueo Balurday, witli upaard. of 30,000 buleie Evumnu.—Cottou eloaed firm; up land, llfd; Orli'AU, llirtyllj; nab. 16,- 000; .peeulatiou export 73100. QVmttofiucnio. DeGive’s Opera House MRS. J. A. DATA'S Lc**o# #uJ Manauerc*#. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT First Ai'pearano# iu two year# la Atlanta, * of th* fliTOrit# young native C#nU- tric# Mrs. J. A. OATB8, Au«l her very c«tobr»tetl COMIC OPERA COMPAKV S Conuueucins ou Moaclay Lveiling, February 26, 1872. In an Excrllrnt Double BUI, presenting hfTeiibacb'a most auccvaaful CoDilo Opera, eiititlod tlio PRIMA DONNA 8 NIGHT ! Irresistible personation of Nan, the Good for Nothing. MBS. OATM briuga with her thi# ###*oua RroatJy Enlarged Ooiopauy of Kxculleut Artist#. MOW & Ml PF.RIOR RKPEllTOllUC and the bandaoraost apiMilntinout# lu tbo liuo ol Wnrdrob* Properties, etc., paa«e*#ed by any Company now beforo th* American Public. A Change of Hill Every Nighf. Reserved Real# will be Hold by Phillip* k Crow. nn.no lo inii ou TlmratUy, the 2'2.1 insUut, at tf ’clock, #. ui. SCALE OF PIlicBR— Admission 11 (Hr, Reserved State ft W. Faintly <Mmle W cent*; (lallery M rent# feb'JOOt DcGivo’s Opera House OLD RELIABLK ” r II EATRE! [ RSTADhIMlIRD 1M0H. ) HELEN D'ESTE, HELEN D’ESTE, HELEN D’ESTE. TRHIMPXIAIVT KUCCF.HH I Or o w clod XTouwosil TO-MGIIT! O Y 3ST T EC X A ! Door# open at SK* For form an «e prcoUi-ly at O'clock. .Pf. ..T.1 litiKSH CIRCLE b TU FAMILY ClUtLK tiAf.LERY *.1 Nona*—llpsenod *e*t# ran 1h* hart at Iho Book Store of Phillip# k Cr*w. No aitia chant*. Hate uienclnjj Saturday uioruinii, 17th. febV0-.it Xau tVimalioi'mcHlo. BIIXCKS. rpnoBK WANT I NO BRICKS, can bo Aocomroo- i listed, on short notice, by ieavln(< order at HIMXIONR k IIUNl'H, junctlou of aferletU *Dd Walton stn t to. Any ainouut under itO.CUcan 1 o am riled. oovWdtf T. M.ILTEA. _ 19-p-o-o-otqdI * 'OXXHVM BANKOV •HAS VIATIUVR HNVaVOUn HOD : VOMIO •AWn KffJ. HI 3NIH3VW 9NIM3S ascgAk aiix Dr. Wm. S. Armstrong. Ucalrtencr, llunter Mrevt, filttr the Colli olic Church.) OVKIOB—Alabama Htrata, over Richanl** Book Stare. pH Gkrnnd Openiu* 1 Of 8COTT A. CO.*6 GRAND BAZAAR! JTo.lM HVUtr/tnn Sirrrt, Petwctn Hunter and Alabama street*. C hrono Picture*, Home It la* Ware, Fan cy Mood* ami Silver Ware, O V FREE KXIIIMIUOIV, D\ HATH. DAY. 17th mi t*'il, and sold at th« unift prlr#of ONE DOLLAR EACH. BtT Tb* public ir*«*f#lly *tht ladle# or* r*q*Mtad to call and ntmua hUT-U GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA* J ABIES M. SMITH, Governor. DAVID a. COTTINU, Secretory of Stata. MADISON BELL. OoioptroUer OonoraL NEDOM L. ANQUUt, Treasurer. HENBY P. FARROW, Attomoy-Q#n*rai. EDWARD A. FI.EWELLYN, Sup't PnbUc Work* QUSTAVUS J. OUR, Sup't Public Instruction. SUl'REUK t'Ol’ltT. iUKAM WARNER, j , . HENRY RENT MoKAY. j J,U W M - BAT. J. HAMMOND, R#pwiuC. I.miMl.ATIVK DKPARTIIBltT. I. N TRAMMELL, Trealdant of Seuate. U 0 HINTON, Vloe-I lUMittaui. 1 W J RILL, Secretary of S#M0a- HKN A TO ItS—POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED. PKMOCUATS: flrtt IMatrlct—R K Lester. Savannah. Third—John O Nicholla, Ulookshaar. Etavonth—Levi O ltoyle, Dawson. TbirtaenUi—Robert 0.1 Hack, Fourteenth—0 C Kibhco, fiawkinavl Ftrtaonth—0 W Oaineron, Jat kaonvl 1 wuuly-Iour'.h—li R Hinton, Hues# Vista. Twenty-fifth—William P Multhowa. Talbottou. Twenty-Sixth—A D Nunually. Urlffln. Tw#nty-S#v«uth—L Steadman, Ocviogton. Twenty-Eighth—W V Jordan, MoullceUo. Twenty-Ninth—Wra M Itooso, Waahiuatuu. Thirtieth—J II MaWhorier. Maxey#. Thirty-First—William H Erwin, OtarkaviU* Thirty-lliird—M Van Estoa, limner. 1 hirty-Fonrth—M A Candler, Decatur. 1 btrty-Fifth—0*0r#s Hlllyer, Atlanta. TUirtyBoveuth—O. W. Poddy, Franklin. Thirty-Ninth—Janie# R Brown, Canton, l ortieth—C J Wellborn. BlaJrsriU*. Forty-First—John A Jervis, Morgantowu Forty-Recoud—John T Burn#, Rome. Forty-Third—L N Trammell, Dalton. Forty-Fourth—Thomas J Paries, Ringgold, haritaucaas. t'KhtcentJi—Weiijarulu Conley, Augusta. Tweatloth—flsorge WoUac*. MlllodgsvUls. Twauty-First—Janie* R Dsveaua, UUnton. Tweuty-ThUd -1 U Anderson. Fort Valley. Thirty-Second—J U Riehardaon, Dtw#ouvllle. Thirty-SUth—W C Smith, OrantvllU. Thirty-Eight-Walter Rroct, J BOUSE OF ItEPRKSENTATiVES—POLITICALLY J. D. WADDELL, Hocretary. Baser—Henry Tarver, Now ton. Bartow-John W Wofford, Ontemfllo, John W Gray, AdoiravUie. Banka—Nathaniel Wofford, Homer. Uenrton—H T PseploR Noahvtlle. .Bibo—C A Rutting 0 A Bacon, JB Brooks—Jam## H Hunter, Uultmau. Bryan—C VRaker, Eden. Buliooh—D L Jtaaasdy, BtiUnhosaugh. Burke—Robert A Murphy, Ibouuw M Diuican Cot, Waynesboro. Butt*—Thoma* F Hammond, Jack non. Charlton—John Paxton, Trader#’ Hill. Kriffilurrfiaff Bu»##U, Emanual U«UU, John J 0u.i>MW2pllD Ooodau. VrtMrX Carroll—Joseuh S Pentscust, CutroUtan. * C*tiv)na—VT if PSyna. lUnggoUrT Chnttahosohoo—David 0 Oudy, Cusscta. ChoitoofU—0 0 Ueuhorn, Summervilia. Churokec—John R RiuhanL#, Csutou. Clay—John B Johnson, Fort Gainca. Clayton— Hiram L Mo(X>nn*li. Jones I to ra Clinch—Hampton A Mattmr, )fomer> iiU. Cobb—Wm D Audersou, Wm 1* And*r*ou, Marielta. Coffin—John M Hpence, Douglas. Colquitt—l*a#o Carlton, Mosltiks. Columbia—O P Stovall, S C Lamkiu, Appling. Crawford—Wm Rutherford, Knoxville. Dado—K D O rah am. Trentou. Dawson—John Palmer, Davsonvllie. DcKalb—W L Ooldsmlth, Decatur. Dooly—John II Woodward, Vienna. Xorly—Uriokbr Chancy, Rlakcly. Echo!*—It W Philip#. HlaU nville, EftluKtuin—MOMS* ltawlfl, ttprlogfleld. Elbert—Emory P Edward*, Xibertoa. Emanuel—W P Ronutiwo, Swain*boro. Fall In—Win. Fnvukliu, Morgan ton. Fayette-Wm. Whatley. Fayetteville. Floyd—Dunlop Scott, Boms. Forsyth—Isaac L llug'icu, Cumiulng. Fruukliu—A*a W Browner, Cancsvllie. Fulton—J S Wilson, K F Hog*. Henry Jackson, itlauta. Gilmer-H L Cooper, Ell Jay. Glasooek—W a Itraddey, dibarui. Gordow—Joel O Fain, Caibouu. Grceuo— It L MoWhorUr. IVnlUld. Owlnn*tt-W K Simmon#, O H Jones,Tuuroucevilk. Habembam—OarneU MoMillau, darksvin*. Hail—L A Bimniona, Ualu#*vilie. Hancock—Goo. F Pierce, Jr., F A Butts, Sparta. Hart—James W Jones, llarlwuiL ji»ix Joffersou—W P Johnson, A Ueassley, Loiiisrille Juhusou—Win. II Martin, WrightsviUo. Jones— Uenjainlti Barrow, Cllntou. 1.»uroii*—(,'J Guyton, Dublin. Lee—1! R LIUM4-y, HUrkeville. I.iUuty—J W Faiiuor, Uinosvills. Lincoln—Henry J lung. Llncolnton. IrtJwmles— Albert Converse, Valdosta, l.uuipkiu—li >V ltiiey, Dalilousgn, Macon —llliio* L lllll. Madiaoo—loose J Meadow*. Dunielsrlllr. Marion—Thus W Harvey, Buena Vista. Mcriwctbur—J W MoiulMid, OrueuvUie. Montgomery -Jos D L'lomcuts, Mouot Vernon. MUItr—Isaac A Rush. Colquitt. Mitchell—L A M Collin*. Camilla. Milton—Janie* M lloucfl, Aluluri tla. Murray—H K Fields, Spring Pinas. Muscogee—J F Pop, Coiuinbas. N'rwtou J H Huinmn#, J R Davis,Covington. Oglsthorpe W W DaV.uport, Point Pctar, J F Snatli, Htsphi u’s F (J. Paulding - U A ’i'ramiuuli, Dalsss. Ph'rco—Daniel E Knolm, Rlackshaar, 1 ike- John II Urter, /.rbuloti. Polk—M II Uruun—Csdartow*. ^Puhwkl-lt. W. Anderson, IlawklnsvUls, J E pniusm—J A Ethridgs, Kotautau. UuiUnau—James li Uusrry, Oeorgstown. Rabun O M Ncthorl&nd, Clayton. Randolph—B A MeN. il, Cathbert, R F Crittentoll, Noehoway. Hlt-hiatmd -C Snead, J B Cam ruing, W A Clark, Augusta. KUley-O B Hs.lson, ZTsvIRe. Screven—John 0 DcJi. Sylvaola, Spalding—David H Johnson, Urlffln. bumter—C T Ooode, R (Hover, Amnicus. Talbot—P Morris, J B Woodall. Talbot ton. Taliaferro—Samuel J FlynL Urawfotdviila. Istnall—Jona It Ilrentou, IluldviDc. Taylor—Wm O IU terns n, BuUsr. Tslfsir—11 L W Craig, Ltuub«r City. TcrroV-John It Jonea. Dow«ou. Towns—Daniel W KiRlon, Hlwasan. Twigg*—E H OriflUi, JoffersouvUlo. Uuiou—Joseph held, Rtairsviile. L’psou—John I Hall, Tboraaatou. Walker—J Y Wor d, LaFtost*. Wait.ui- Charles I. Bowls, Mot Ware—D Morrison, Ware*boro, Warren—T J lurksdale, O L (Uoad, Wlrrenton. Washington—J W Renfroe. HTsytsr, Sondersvlllo. W abater—Alfred 0 Bull. Pronto*. White-James J West, Mount Zouah. Whitflshl—Charles J Emerson, Tunnel BIB. Wttaoa—David G Howl, AbtmvUls. Wilke* -8 W Wvnn, 11P Slaton. Wi Wtlktn»on-C H Hooks, Irwtnton. ‘A Live Paper on Live lsswes. > ALEXANDER H. STHPUENR, PoUtlcal Editor, A. R. WATSON, New* Editor, J. HKNLY bAIlTH General Editor and Manager. rOBL 18781 During the present jeer a President aud momberf. ol Congrexe are U> be olccted. Liberty ni u.t be prewinrei} or leet. Tb. Corruptiunist. of tbe day—tlie Bend Bings—the ambitious enel - government'-ere artfully, paving the way to tlie <nmi Federal Bepublic, founded I, ton, Jefferarm and Madiwm, uu .u. labliaiimeut of a Ci ntnlhed Empiro and iDtnaaty in its atcad. . . THK VEOPLK can prevent thk'g they will. They mil retain Ui«rdl*»' • Jom, oz tbev can become alama,. Jaatiuy of tiiia country u to be du by the j>a,yle’» tales! If tlie Democratic party will bnt firmly npon ita tlaan-lmuond and emot tbe oUndard of ' boucaty in tlte odininialratiou of the gov ernment, * gloriona triumph Will b. achieved. Victory in within onr gru|-. The enemy i« giving way—to mueding from hi, utter diwag.pl of tov oMtnww... •UtutioiiU guiir.utiti, Mow it Msf time fur a viyotout cliafge upon his wjivrriug line.. ... . Tbe Hun, linn been aowins 4hn goe* seed of truth. It ho* ninpdy. f forth good ft uib Wu aliUl continue Ut Sow tho aci d, mid tliull expect a rich harveat to be reaped In the mnmph efr 11 ' Ik.neat priiioiplee in tlie next election. We trutt our putron, will aid anlrt n*- -M tendin;'the ciiculutiuikot Thi Hun. We htvo euterad npon our enterprnwta awiirt in the grant work of rod eeuMug,*, counter from thecoatrol of rotobnrs, tyranta mmm money-obaugern, wlao wm inlnrtlng thn... temple of Liberty. Xlieiz table* mut bn overturned and publio opinion arm*, soourge them from the pnbtte Wnm>. m We ehoU give *11 tbe new* from tha • State Capital—pnrir Milis ‘ bture—deeaaion* of tbn I aud all important ■ n60ted with the Htate . ahull endeavor tamuheTliaH** an family visitor. Hon. Alexander H. Bts|fiirns Um £ditor-ui-chief, hoe apeniaUy arranged hie iiuaiuce* as mi to denote nbnen* tan is eutiie time to the poUltenl dnpnrtnannt nf i» Th, Hun, during the coining apzing on J cummer, and to tbe end of tbe Piwaubn. tial election. We give tbe proceeding, of tfee'Legie. iature wbeu in Bmion, the deciuiou* of . the Hupreme Court in full, and all new* of internet connected with tbe Htate Car- eminent. . . TKOMsoFaunscBimoH u Dullj -9l*gls Ctpy I Twol vo Mouth*.... f 10 00 I Thrsa Mouths. 0 J Six Muutbs. i 00 I O&o MoBtfiT77.......t9-) Clvbs tor U*lly-E«# Anmmtm i Tins* Onpl#s n 09 | tight Cdptas SB JS» V^SSlJSkeri^r^ Dscatar—J D #iIHmss, HstabrialM. CoweU-H J ftarg#M(. Nswoon Houstcu—J R orifflu. Fort Valley. IfAriwrthsr—'W H F flan, Ore*ovlE Mors# J Brosro, Forsyth. CO LOS ED mil Coweta —S Smith, Hi**#. D' t atnr—AOrutou, Baiutridg#. Doughvfty—F Join*#, Albany Olynn—Jnmtu BMte, bnui*wlck. Ilousf - - * ‘ * Vailsy. H Monroe—(J H Glower, Foray Ui. Mortran-M Hoy*. A D#ke#, Madison. V.ln tomk-r f» cam■-— — Tku.'uo* —A Frsd AU • Copt*# 6 ou 1 Twenty Copisa.. ...» 4b Copim *00 Italy.ttoisaojiwd.ktocm Buednd CvlOea .._..l*p»' ,il . W.efcJ, for ,lx Menu., i jR»S»i«ee ...ai.ini OmWim'tmtOltuiiuv xnnuoiiiM......... m All snimcripltab# WS#r m paid fta IS #*4lMo* atid silos .e* wall***«*#*,fro*narfcnnfcswiaa• tkl tittic paid for dxpiroa. QLUB8: r:z Smucw fnr CT.TJBS mult all b# wmt sttho »tabftk ot — ofan*#. slid bii itaratUiU# ■IOW TO KKMIT MOSSY. V* will b# ro#pa—Ibi# far tb# #sis — rtsol.ad #i %:$ bsuiS;fsysfiia wassajt mousy #*ot in on nerwgtatand Uttar ta lost, it nfb# Bopopor for, ana uams# will always pakl Cor M| iHathoir*? Su.uuuu«rt, II always b*sras#d when th# time To Oorr*#pwn«t#*ta. Mr. Rtaph <o# wti! ramota in Cnwfbrdvffl*. eoouocUoit with The Son wtR no# duu e. AU iottars inUudad for L vatu ranttara or oonnuctod with irumratof this pi ri ilBPWIPBiBBBWBB All letter* ou buoine## of #uy kind, oonnoota* wM|# Tux MON, except its Political Department, afcou d*# ldiws*d to J. Manly HrnHtl. Msn«#ww Mtastta tanT » PKATICHNAL UiHlMJTOAV. . 38 m**t* every Tusf Hall, Marietta street. I—kvM— A. 8, UA*.rz, M. Oe W.O.J . . UAMNMH lodge NO. M tarot* eftrtr FrtiUy rHn' bg, *t Odd FWiyw*’ Roll. Mxrtadta Mssst. ST-W^W Iasuow, N. G. Josxm liiusui, Bmrytay. » w|i MMTrJ&kt* MiicbsU atraota. J. G. Uounno, M. G. N. D J,. ‘ Moi LKh,Hvti«-lory. Hfi KkllTRK ENCAM, socon.t ‘■nrl fortrtli uiomMi. taO.l.t r.-luJw*' ■»*, I Hiiuuoer, U. F. R. FaoSJMAm hovto*. “ 4®Rr:n.. fourtli Thursday uiaht* ot MUEkT. W. MLwrr. Wat# IK Utaw, Secretary. MOUNT ZION ROYAL ARCH CHAVTKfl Ha I* ' meets the secoud andtaerth Moadap*Stata» mouth. Lit UK* /.dun, M. JL |C F. ▲. V| tTIT rn.n, Secretary. JAMON BURK COUNCIL NO. W. B. and * V~ 1 meetatlta third Monday ntahtof tech month. »TvA Moose, T. Iu. M. A L-leumOfuon, Rimsiw an ('(EUR Db UON COMMANDKRY Nif. d. X. > m«.'ts tho first Monday night of sash mouth, WalL *, TuuJut.B.0. OaiaVtir Fat, Recotder. bV * 1 HKRME8 LOLOXOF V riant sud As>-‘ ptad Hoot fozrtb KriiUj nights of* (W-h T.*. p.-. r-*- K.*. O. . H# _ __ lMSamta#*M Good T.eeplare' Plrieitr. V, ■». in.xNT* uwxn, wo. i, aenwriMta’ Thrower.WH; MODmMis W IIS s MleeOARman.WLSi ~*a