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THE HALLY SUN. I'ublihiird by (ho Atlanta Sin CubllahXuK Company. Alexander II. tiCepkeu*, J. Ileuljr Smith, [ Proprietors. Akxumier 11. Htophcnx, Apolitical 1 ill lor. A. !(• tVaiibon. - - • - News Editor. J. Ifenlv Smith, (fcuerol Editor and ltusl uc*s Manager. Agents for The Inn. lata At act Stan, Knoxville, Tenn. Dave Bill, Athens, Os. J. L. Warner, Woodstock. On 4.0. Caldwell, Thomson, Os. a.o. fuming " " W. c. Daw. Jr., ] Txttjl*. Km k ( J. L. Inna. Oat- _ J. a Passaic. LeOw^a* „ k. A. VsJuranoa.TheCTssi.iIW. On A O. Wiiaum. UnUn Feint. Oo., While Plslns/.Oreec Co., Gs THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1872. NO. 549. * TELEGRAPH NEWS. By th« New York Aoiwulated Pr«Mn. ffiC,, B period then Six Mouths r ^fi»4 - ;; •; Ten “ oe ae 68 00 84 U» ~ < ‘ I ”’if*IKXUT PXli aiCKUM ......... 3 80 6 oe Five 9 15 00 *..38 08 WEEKLY —SIX MONTH! * Fir# •• *r 3 50 4 00 Twenty " Fifty Out Hundred Copies. Six Mentha King-le t'epfee . . 16 00 54 00 66 00 . 5 Trail. 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Of The Aturnt tto Sun, Rmlroab (Tune Sable. Arrivals aad tub wKsrmaN ATLANTIC (oa STATE) RAILROAD. nout rassCTosn tnaim—odtwaju*— east link NSW Toma. Loaves Atlanta 11:10 pi Arrives at Chattanooga 6:15 a I DAT PAHSKNOKU THAIS—OUTWARD. 6:00 ai ,.... 1:21 pi MIOItT PASSKMOKB TRAIN—INWARD. Leavos Chattanooga 6:20 pi Arrives a» Atlanta 1.00 a i DAT FAHSKNUKB TRAIN—1NWAUU. Leaves Chattanooga 5:30 a r Arrivsaat Atlanta.. (No Day Train on Sunday.) Day Passenger Train arrivoa.. Day Passenger Train loaves ...0:20p. i ..7:10a Htono Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:06 a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:36 p. m MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. On and after Bumlay, December 17, 1671, trains will run as follows: Day Passenger train leaves 2:00 a. m Leaves Macon 7:10 a. m Day Passenger Train arrives 1:48 p. m Arrives at Macon 7:80 a. m Night Passenger Train leaves 1:10 p. m Leaves Macon * 1>- m Night Paaeonger Train arrives 10:60 p. m Arrives at Macon 6:10 p. m ATLANTA AND WIST POINL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives 6:00 a. m Night Passenger Train leaves 7:00 p. m Day Passenger Train arrives... 6:00 p. m Day Paaaenger Train leaves.. & 6:50 a. m ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR*LINN RAILROAD. Leave Gainesville 0 A. M Arrives! Atlanta. 10 A. M Leave Atlanta 3 P. M Arrivest Gain Seville 6:42 P. M. . #, Anns. Agent. Atlanta, Ga. a dr TUB MEM Ml IS AND CHARLEAlON a. R. ooino west: Morning Express leaves Chattanooga 6:30 A M Arrives In Memphis, same day 10:15 P M Mall Train leaves Chattanooga 8:00 P M Arrives In Memphis, next dsy 12:16 P M oomino east: Morning Express leaves Mumphis 10:20 A M Arrive* in Chattanooga, next morning.... 6:00 A M Mall Trainlsaves Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, nextday 600 P II Atlantic and Gnlf Railroad. TjIEOM Savannah, Oa., via Albany. Jacksonville L end Tallahassee, to Quincy. Florida: Leave Savannah dally. 10:16 P. M Arrive at Albany dally LOOP. U Arrive at Jacksonville daily 1:46 P. M Arrive at Tallahassee dally (Sunday* ex* cepted 7:16 P.M Leave Tallahassee dally (8undaya excep ted) — 10:60 A. If 3:40 P. M ROMS AND DALTON R. R. TRAIN* DAILY, I Arrive at Boms.. Arrive at Dahon Leave Dalton.. Leave Bon Arrive et 8 6:42 A. M., 8:16 P. M. 6:41p.m., 1:46 a. m. 7:40 r. M., 3:50 a. M. Mftosn * locust* lUilrMd. PASSBNORB ’nun 9 ILT. I :msA! Western Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma 4:10 AM Arrives! Montgomery 6:40 AM Arrive etWtat Point 11:63 AM Leeve West Point 13:30 P M Vrriv* at Montgomery 6:16 PM Leeve Colnnbns . 11:40 AM Arrive et Oolnmbne 12:30 P M Identic **4 tislf R^lrsed. Mh.‘ Sunday* excepted, a con, Monday* excepted, i I. Sunday* excepted, at wnmah. Monday* except* Arrive at Mecou, Monday* < ““““ “-ve exes. Mondays excepted, et 6:61) i Close connection et Macon, both ways, with Mecoi sad Western Jtailiead trains to and from Atlanta. jracsiw singular, the kindred and creditors of aeid dfeeeeed. to b# and appear et my eAee. wtehm the Mate pie* .VEwTendsbow cense, if any they have. why letters of administration ahouh! not bsgranted to the *aid applicant. Witnee* my official signature, this, the 23d dsy January, 1872. E. A. McWHOBTEB. J*n3B> Ordinary Camden county. PRESIDENT MAKING. Columbus, Ohio, February 23.—-The Labor Convention nominated David H. Davis of Illinois, for President; aud Joel Parker of New Jersey, for Vice-Presi dent. The Prohibition Convention nomiua ted James Blaek of Pennsylvania, for President, and John ltussoll.of Michigan, for Vice-President Jefferson City, Mo., February 23.— The Republican Convention expresses confidence in Grant, but pledges the party to the nominee of the Philadelphia Convention. Indianapolis, February 23—Delegates to the National Republican Convention are instructed to vote for Grant and Col fax. Judge Davis telegraphs to the Presi dent of the National Labor Convention: Bo pleased to tliuuk the Convention for the unexpected honor which they con ferred on me. The Chief Magistrate of a Republic should neither be sought nor declined by American citizens. (Signed) David Davis. h-a-t WASHINGTON. Karl Granville’* Note lteceivrd — No Reply Agreed npon—A Secret—Congre*- ■lonal—After So a them Corporatlo: Mr. Voorlteee Speak* for Cuba. Washington, February 23. — Earl Charles Francis Adams visited the President in company with Secretary Fish. The Cabinet session lasted two hours and a half. No answer to Karl Grauville’s note has yet been adopted. The contents of the communication arc regarded as confidential in executive quartets. Speculations thereupon are not trustworthy. FORTY-SECOND C07UIIK98. SENATE. Mr. Hamlin from the Postottioe Com mittee, reported a bill for steamors be tween New Orleans and the Mexican ports. Mr. Spencer introduced a hill coutiu- uiog the land grants to the Selina, Rome and Dalton Railroad. Mr. Trumbull—to abolish stock-gam bling. j The bill forbidding corpoiatious issu ing bills or notes passed. This is aimed ut Southern railroads which, Mr. Sher man said, wore issuing two and four dol lar notes. The discussion of the sulo of arms to France was resumed. Messrs. Trumbull, Morton and Nye occupying the day. The Semite adjourned until Monduy. HOUSE. The diplomatic and consular appropri ation bill was considered. Mr. Voorhecs opposed an appropria tion for u consul «t Havana, and charac terized Spaiu us being u brutul und bloody power. The Cuban people, he said, were revolting, supported by the sympathies of the people of the United States. Mr. Voorhecs favored the recog nition of Cuban independence, saying there was not a foot of hor soil subject to Spanish bayonets. He said ‘be Span ish authorities had treated the American name atad and authority with sovereign and unmitigated contempt. While Peru acknowledged the absolute independence of Cuba, and while'hcr belligerent rights had been acknowledged by Chili, the United States of Columbia, Bolivia, and even by poor disordered Mexico, the United States wus the only power, recog. nizing free institutions, in all the West ern world, who had no kind word to suy to tlft struggling people of the doomed Island. This, the strongest and freest country, with all its boasted power, leav ing the dogs of war rending the flesh and crushing the bones of their victims, was silent Mr. Garfield opposed the discussion of the question. Mr. Banks promised the House that the matter would soou come up in a shape upon which a vote could be reached. The bill was passed with amendments raising Russia to a fl-st-class aud Japan to a second-class mission and reducing Central America to one mission at Nicara- gU * r , t ILLINOIS Through at Last. CnicAuo, February 23.—'Tbe first Sun Francisco passengers for 28 ilujs have arrived. TUey donouuco tbe manage ment of (lie road. GEORGIA. Th. AgrlraUaral C.av.ntfton. Savannah, February 23. —Tbe Georgia Agricultural Society coil veiled yesterday with 300 delegatee. Tbe session will last three days. ENGLAND. Tk. City of Halifax. London, February 23.— Captain Elpo- ny, of the abip City of Halifax, from Cntrieeton for Liverppol, whiob was stranded. in Caernarvon Bay, is not blameless, and bis certificate bas been temporarily withdrawn. - — *, NEW YORK. Mir P»ps»*»UeM-A Swladl.r «... t«need-44..rkNtin. America* Item*. New York, February 23.—Tho allow windows of Nr. Johnson, Grand Master of Uie American Protestant Association, smashed lost night by unknown per- COMMERCIAL. Office Datlt Sun, Feb. 23, 1872. Cotton olosed nominally, at 21 i. Re ceipts and sales light. Provisions — Bacon— shoulders 71; dear rib aides 9: clear aides 9} ; hams, plain 12}01A; sugar oured 14 J. Bulk meats—shoulders 6]; clear rib sides 8; clear sides8i. Lard—Tierce 11; oans 11|@12; buckets 18. Finanoiai.—Gold is buying 1 07— soiling 1 9; silver is buying 102—sell ing1 00. Fruit—Rough peaches 4i to 6} per r iund; peeled 10 to 14 Apples, peeled, to 4} per pound; greon Georgia apples $3 50 to *4 00 per bbl- Buttsb—Tennessee aud oouutry but ter 20 to 30 oeuta; Northwestern 27 to 81. Lsathsb—Hemlock 25 to 80; Oak 40 to 46; Harness leather 36 to 46; ut leather 42 to 60; Calf skins *26 to per dozen; American calf skins *25 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to 74; green salt 8i to 8i; dry hides 16 to 16. Onions—*3 6005 00 per barrel. Tobaooi Low grades 55056o ; com mon, 58065; g .od, 75090 ; fine, 81(a) *1 26; ouoioe brands, *1 2501 60. Ibon—Swede 7o; horse shoe iron 7c; City Mills and Pittsburg bar So. Macekbbd—Half bbls. No. 1 *8.00; No. 2 *7; No. 3 *6. Kits, No. 1 81 86; No. 2 *1 60; No. 8*140. Ghiisz—19c. Chain.—Corn aud oats scarce and ad vanoed;corn95o.— stiff. Outs, mixed 72; black 75(3)80. Huqas—A, 14; extra 0, 184; crushed, powdered aud granulated, 15; Dem crura 1210131; fairto choice brown, 110121. Fair supply; market steady. Coffbh—Bio, 24026; Java, 34; 1m. gnira, 30. Molasses—By barrel, 85; by hogs head, 31; New Orleans choice, 70, prime 68. Salt—Liverpool 2:15;Yirginia'2. Rice 9®10. Flouh—Superfine, iu barrels, *7 sacks higher ; extra *8 60 ; family _ 9 50; extra family *9 50010 00; tanoy *10(3)10 50. Cotton Goods.—8 oz Osnabnrgs, 18}; Ooz, 16}. 4-4 Sheeting, 131. 7-8 Drill ings, 131, 7-8 Shirting, 12; Shirting, 9}. Yarns, all numbers, 81 65. Cotton rope, 31. All domestics in good demand. Savannah, February 28.— Cotton Buyers and sellers apart; demand good; middlings 22; net receipts 1,282; exports to Greet Britain 5,665; continent 1,654; ooaatwiae 179; soles 300; stock GO,049; net reoeipta for the week 8,204; exporta to Great Britain 11,662; continent 2.954; ooaatwiae 3,109; sales, 11,500. Boston, February 2*.—Cotton dull, middlings 231; net reoeipta 62; gross re ceipts 260; sales 200; stock 8,000 ; net re ceipts for tbe week 886, exports 4,794; sales for tbe week 1,660. Memphis, February 23.—Cotton quiet, middlings 2210221; net reoeipta 1,162; stock 1871, 41,224, 1872, 82,969; receipts for the week 10,017; shipments 10,004; sales 6,600. Mobile, February V.—Cotton dull and nominal, middlings 22; uet reoeipta 940; exports to Bremen 2,197, onastwise 1,417; sales 300; stock 64,981; uet receipts for the week 7,009, exports to Great Britain 9,197, ooaatwisS 2,109; sales 12,- 000. Augusta, Feb. 23.—Cotton dull; mid dlings 21}; net reoeipta 711; sales 525; stock 1871, 22,628; 1872, 17,179; receipts for the week 2,680; soloa 2,683. Oitt Point, Feb. 88.—Cotton—net receipts 628. ©ar&eit, field and Slower Beetle. SEEDS f SEEDS ! ! SEEDS ! !! ATLANTA HEED DEPOT! E.VanGOIDTSNOVEN, ' 1118 WALL ASSORTED STOCK OF Q-ardon, Fiold and. Flowor Sooda f Selected especially for the Spring Trade of 1873. “ “ ■“ ““ w *'\xia. ino increase aemaaa for my seen* nas oougi _ ffth nprlalng all varioliea lulled to tlie Southern climate. Tho Tucredoe demand for my Heed* baa obliged Mch, in qi BY TELEGRAPH. GDI. The emigrant swindler, Moor, lias been sentenced to five years imprisonment at bard labor. Evidence of quarantine It is said that New York loses j New Yoke,February 23.—Cotton qniet; sales 1024; uplands 22); Orleans 23}. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky unsettled at 911(3)92. Wheat qniet and dull: winter red western 65069. Corn heavy and lower at 70@71. Bioc steady at808). Porkaotiverat814 200814 25. Lard heavy at 9109]. Nuvafa firm. Tallow quiet Freights firmer. Soles for future delivery to-day 12,380 bales, us follows: February 22); March 28j0 231; April 23]; May 23)0237-16; Juno 23). Money active; currency to to gold. Gold 10)011; sterling steady at 9); governments strong; Southern generally steady. Macon, Fobrnary 23.—Cotton steady; middlings 21; receipts for tho week 545; shipments 1110; stock, 1871, 15,137; 1872, 10,390. MoNTaoupnY, February 23.—Cotton— receipts 777; shipments 443; stock, 1871, 940; 1872, 7655. Wilmington, February 23.—Cotton firm; middlings 221; net receipts 197; exports coastwise 341; sales 10; stock 4087; net receipts for the week 1444; exports coastwise 935; salesl94. liALTiuoHB,February 23.—Cotton quiet aud weak; middlings 2210221; net re ceipts 72_; gross 167; sales 55; stook6117; net receipts for tho week 1525; gross 2596; exports to Great Britain 413; coaat- wise 257; sales 1014. HAVANNAn, February 22.—Cotton u shade firmer; middlings 22022}; net re- o-ipts 1700; exports to (iroat Britain 1075; sales 2800; stook 72,255. ItAL'riuoBE, February 22.—Cotton- middlings 22); net receipts 30; gross 100; exports to Groat Britain 413; stock 0257. Galveston, February 22. — Cotton steady; good ordinary 20}; net receipts 215; exports to Great Britain 607; sales 1400; stock 49541. Nonfolk, Fobmary 23.—Cotton dull; luw middlings 21}; net 900; oxporte coastwise 140; sales 50; stock 4310; net receipts lor tho week 0007; exports coast wise 5138; sales 400. NbwOklean8, February 23.—No mar ket; uet receipts 0233; gross 0052; ex ports to Liverpool 1060; New York 1948; stock 233,575. Cotton quiet; middlings 22); net 2437; gross 2011; exports to Havre 2205; New York 125; sales 4600; stock 233,854; net receipts for tho week 35455; gross 36580; exports coastwise 5078; Liverpool 40,696; Havre 4048; Amsterdam 2,051; sales 48,000. Galveston, February 28. — Cotton steady; good ordinary 200201; not re ceipts 074; exports Greet Britain 2714; coastwise 03; sales 5000; stock 47,438; net receipts for week 8880; exports to Groat Britain 5563; coastwise 709; sales CiiAiiLEsToN, February 22.—Cotton quiet; middlinga 22022}; net receipts 688; sales 200; stock 27,565. Augusta, February 22.—Cotton quiet; middlings 211; uet receipts 360; sales 000- Boston,February 23.—Cotton, receipts not, 203; gross, 409; stock 8,000. Wilmington, February 22.—Cotton firm; middlings 22); not reoeipta 174; sub-s 45; stock 4,231. Memi-uis, February 22.—Cotton quiet; middlings 221022); receipts 2,002. Livewool, February 28—Evening.— Cotton closed dull; uplands 1110111. Orleans 111; nearly due from Orieans, 11 9-10; shipping at Orleans, 11); Man chester less favorable; Cumberland cat 32s Od. _ . Cincinnati, February 23.—Pork nom inal, 813.25 asked. Lard 9) sskod. lta- eou doll and drooping; shoulders 60 6 4-6 cash. Whisky 86. 8t. Louis, February 23.—Whisky steady at 80. Pork 813 00. Baoou quiet aud unchanged. lord 81. Nashville, February 28.—Cotton dull aud nominal; low middlinga 21; stock- 1871, 8,434; 1872, 5,052; receipts for the week 1,119; shipments 1,000. Selma, February 23.—Cotton—stock, 1871, 8,800; 1872, 3,795; roccipta for the week 1,148; shipments 1,092. CnABLEsrcN, February 23.—Cotton quiet, middlings 220221; net receipts 851; exports to Great Britain 3,621; ooast- wise 531; salea 300; stook 24,374; net t»- eeipta for tbe week 4,918 ; exports to Oreot Britain 8,022; coastwise 2,718; ndles acen- sules 3,000. . j Columbus, 1-ebruary 23—Cotton quiet, Special Notice**. Four Million* or Invalid*—At Uia lowcat oom putetioo Ultra aartr laaa. than four alUtoat of Id valid* in the United 8tete*. Of Uila number probably moro titan lltraa-flflkt* have neglected tho ordinary precaution* poo*wary for tbo preservation of health, and are m(bring the pnniehment doe to their careleeaneae. If the nutiUtude* who are now afflloted with blllloueaaaa. Indigestion, rheumatism, intermittent fever, Irregularities of tbo bowel*, gen* oral debility, nervous dleoribr*, he., had. at the very first symptoms of inhtiohUoa, Invigorated, regulated and purified their totems with Hostetler's Stomach Bitters, two*thirds of them would at moment be performing the active duties of life, Those Seed* ere warranted FltKHH sud OKMU1NK. „ to greatly enlarge uiy facilities for supplying this section, and 1 now present to you a stock which, lty, cannot b« surpassed, aud In price will compare favorably with any other bouse. I am prepared to furnish in large quantities, at special rates, ONION HATH, LA III. Y ROSY and GOOD RICH POTATOES, OUAHH SEEDS of every description. My Seeds are well known iu thin market, and wherever tried, for earlineas and productlveneea, have given entire satisfaction. 1 am also prepared to fill orders for Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vinos, Roses, Oreenbouse and Bedding Plauts, Bulbous Boots, etc. Send for price list 1 wish your trade, end will do anything in my power to possess end retain It. Solo Agont for Pratt's Astral Oil, which for safety and exoellent burning quail ties Is without au equal. E. VanGOIDTSNOVEN, febSS-Gt Mo. 4 Capitol BuUdlng-P. O. Box 374. Atlanta. Ga. TELE A tZan TASUN DAILY and WEEKLY C A Urc Pa (Mr ok Live IaidU ALKXANDLR H. STCPBCVg, | A. It. WATSON, News Editor, J. HENLY SMITH General ] Jk. Proolamntion! 6KOUGI A: annoyed by any aliment of <kl body or the mind. Tbe assertion la made advtoediy. It is founded on experience, and la borne aut#y tho teetlmouy of a countless beet of witnesses* Whose attestations oov- er almost svtry variety of dflpaaa* and extend over period of about twenty yearn. Of every thousand persona who take the Bitter* as a prevent* vo of tbe complaints above enumerate^ seven-eighths escape them entirely; and of every thousand wbo are actu ally attacked, and use tbe greet Vegetable Tonic as a remedy, threo-fourtiu are redically cured. These but statistical facte. They are based upon tho reshit* of inquiries mado by more than fifty thousand persons, iu various parte of the country, and upon tho letters of promi nent citizens of every Kate, if might almost bo said, of every county in the Union. Qtmnstnunis. DeGive’s Opera House “OLD eaUABLC” THEATRE! [ EtlTAULtSlIBB 1*0*. | This Saturday Ertnlat, Ftliroarjr 24. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. LADY OP LYONS! HELEN D’EHTE In bor popular rendition of Grand Family Matinee, This SATURDAY, Afternoon et 3 o'clock, THE III DDE IV HAND. Admittance to all parte of the bonso 33 cents. ‘ Doors open at C>«. Performance precisely at DRK88 (TUOLK 7/» FAMILY CIRCLE 50 GALLERY tiO None*—Beeerved seats can be had at tbo lU>ok Storo of Phillips k Crew. No extra charge, commencing Saturday morning, 17U>. tebV New f Xbucrtioemcntfl. NOTIOH. ALBANY, GA.. FED. 30, 1K72. B. FKAltH, DEAR SIB—YOUR STEAM WA8UKR, is runvECT success i I would like tbe Agency of it, and have the right *- ** ■ ■ •* Very respectful- to sell iu this part of tho iy- tihillt C. M. CLARE. Dunn, Ogletree It Oo., WHOLCSAL* PHODUCF, GItOCKIlY AND CommiHHion Moroliauts, Mitchell ktiiiot, ATLANTA, OA. Kkfrr to M. O. Dobbins, J. H. James, (i. W. Adair, and Wallace A Fowler, Atlanta, Oa. tebri-'Jiu Valuable City Property I Iu Tliouiasi’ille. Oa., A(lniiiiiHti'Rtoi' , i4 Halt*. QEORQIA —Tuonas County. A GREEABLE to an ordur Of thsCmrt of Ordina ry, will ba aold boforo the Court House dour in Thomaeville on tbe FIRST TUKSDAY tbe followiag property, to-wlt: The entire Four Acrvsof Lead, oomprisiag Nlock ••O" in tbe plan of aeld city, whereon is situated the former roeidence of Jacob Bokeobeugb. dec. It* APRIL Kent, with outbuilding*, gardens, sic. This is one of the most eligible sad sgrenabie residences in Thomesviite. It is situated ou the highest point of Und In the corporation, eurrouuilod by e beautiful grova of oeks t> and within e stone's Uguouif to the court house aud Public Hquera. end possesses e commanding view of Uruad. the chief bosluesa street uf tbe eity. and upon which it front*. Tits Dwelling House Is Large sad Com* Tinient, Having Hlxfeen Haama mutate. It is Haul that lor* lose* • gold tor the Uuett tA will* Fireplaces, The locality le one ef the beet ae aleo one of the beeltltteat in the healthy city of Thomeevillr, end preeeute au .tpporiunlty for the acquisition of valu able property in Tkoiua*vllic that does not often Northern Involldat who have in vein sought relief upon tbe Huuthrrn Co-at, end el Uet b#*u compelled by sad experience to acknowledge the superior advantage of the inte rior Rouliteru riimafe. Aleo, at the souse time and piece, rUoeke lettered r* end “AA." coasmUng ol tour acres each. * llgt- p and valuebte tots without buddings, convenient nee; with two keif acre tote la to the dwelling ‘ l tbe heirs aud creditor*.— M. C. SMITH, Admr. By JAMES M. SMITH, Governor of said State WHEREAS, On the 'J8tb day of December, lu tho >ar of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-oue, tbe Uou. Beniamin Conlsy, then oxer- rising tho executive powers of tbe Govsrnmout, Is sued bis proclamation making known, in substance, that, upon the petitlou of Henry Clews and Theo dore Fowler, of the city of flew York, bankers, and partners using tbe firm name cud style of Henry Clows A Co., bo bed seised, and did thereby seize, and take possession, for and iu behalf of tho Btate, of the Cherokee Railroad, formerly the CartersvUle and Van Wert Railroad, with all tbo property of the said The Chorokee Railroad Company, formerly the Cartersvillo and Van Wert Railroad Company, and that he did thereby, as Governor of this State, place the same in charge of Daniel 8. Printup, Esquire, of Rome, Georgia, as agont or tbe State of Georgia, with full power aod authority, ae auch agent of the Btete, to take into hia possession all the property aforesaid of the said The Cherokee Railroad Com pany, to control and manage tho aamo in conformi ty with tbe prayer of the aald Henry Clewa k Co., and In aocordeuce with the provision* of an Act en titled "An Act to loan the irodlt of the Stele to tho Oarteruvllte and Van Vert Railroad Company," ap proved March 12, 1000; aad that payment might be mado—after discharging laborers' Huns—of tbe sum of six thousand one hundred and twonty-fivo dol lars, semi-annual iuterest, duo September 1,1870, on one huudred and seventy-five bonds of the aald The CartersvUle and Yau Wert Railroad Company, num bered from one (1) to one hundred and seventy-five (173) Inclusive, each for one thousand dollars, with iuterest ooupous atteebod, payable ae mi-annually, on tbe first day of March and tbe first day of Sep tember In each year, at the rate of eoven per cunt, per annum, and which boude tbe said Henry Glows k Co. averrod in their said putitlon wore owned aud held by them, aod Uaued to oovar the first fourteen miles of aaid Retimed, and that each had endorsed thereon tbe guaranty of tbe 8teto of Qoorgia for the payment uf the priuripal aad interest thereof, in accordance with the provinteue of Um Act "An Act to loan tho credit of the btate to the Car- tcrsville and Van Wert Railroad Company," approv ed March 1, 1060; And whereas. The Coastitutiuii of this HI*to Inhib its tho granting ur loaning uf tho credit of tho Hteto to aid any Company in wbioh there is not already equal amount inverted by private peraoua ; And whereaa, aleo, The Act entitled “An Act to loan tho crodlt of (ho Btate to the Cartersvillo aud Van Wert Railroad Company," approved March 1, 18G9, gave power to the Governor, In behalf of tha State, to ondorso the guaranty of the State on tho bonds of aaid Company only when and as sections, each of five consecutive miles, commencing at Car- tcrsville. had been completed and put in running order, and tiieu only to the extent of twelve thou sand five hundred dollars per mile of the sections » completed aud iu ruuuiug order ; And whereas, It appears from reliable informa tion rocoived by me, that et the time tho guaranty of the 6tete was lndorsod by Bufus B. Bullock, late Governor, upon the one hundred and Mventy-flve t>oudu aforroaaid fur tbe purpose of loaning tho crodlt of the State to aid tha aaid Cartoravillo eud Van Wert Railroad Company to tho extent of f 173.008, not so much even as two thuueaud dollars had been in vested iu tho said Company by private persons; aud that not so much as one section of five miles of said RitUroad had beon completed and pat in running or der by said Company; and that the signature of aaid Henry Clewa as Tr*aiurer*of said Company appears on the face of tho said bonds, whereby he sUuda charged with notlco of the Illegal aud unauthorised Indorsement aforesaid. • Aud whereas, The said Indorsements of guarani made on the said bonds as aforesaid wero metis with out authority of law, and aro In no wlao the aot or deed of the State of Georgia, and there botng, In my opinion, no good ami sufficient reason for allowing the said Daniel 8. Printup to ooutiuue to havoor ex ercise the power* of Agent of tho Hteto, conferred upon him as aforesaid In the proclamation of tbo Hon. Beujamin Conley: Now, therefore, I, Jamkn M. Smith, Governor of said State, do issue this my Proclamation, tusking known that I have this day revoked and annulled tbe power and authority conferred upon tbe said Daniel 8. Printup under tho proclamation issued by the lion. Benjamin Conley as aforesaid, and that the aaid Daniel 8. Printup has been ordered and directed to turn ovor all property of aaid Railroad Company of every kind which may have come into bis poe- session, power or control as Agent of the Btate afore said. to such person or persons as may be lawfully entitled to tbo possession of tho samo; and that tbe said Dauiel 8- Printup shall forthwith dismiss any and all suite, whether in law or equity, commenced by him as agent aforesaid for th* recovery or main taining possession by him of any property or effects whatever of acid Railroad Company. Given under my baud end the Great Seal of the State, et the Capitol In Atlaute, tbe seventeenth day ol February, in Uie year of our Lord Eighteen Hun dred aud Seventy-two, end of the Independence of Atke United State* of America the Nlnety-rixth. JAMES M. SMITH. lly the Governor: Davtd O. Com no, Bocretery of State. Itepuly JUarthaPi Sole* for City Ttextt. -INFILL BE 80LU SEFOEE TOE COUNT BOUOI T V door, lu the city of Atlanta, on the First Tues day In March next, within the legal hours of sale, the following proporty for city tax for the year 1871, to-Wlb City lot in ward 1. land lot 83, on Man yum and Simpson streets, adjoining Mr. Bay, containing one- eighth of an acre, more or lees. Mayor aad Connell vi Win. Anderson. Also, city lot In ward I. on Hand lot 53, on Butler street, adjoining Mr. Crumley, containing three- sixteenth* of an acre, more or less. Mayor aad Coun cil vs M. CaryUe. Also, city Tots No* 3 and 4, ward 3. land lot 38, block 1, on McDonough, Frasier anth Jones streets, adjoining Crew, containing one acre, more or leas. Mayor and Council ve Margenius A. Bell. Also, city lot. and improvements theroon, being the realdenoe of Marcus A. Bell, situate on the ear ner of Wheat and Collins streets, containing two scree, more or lees. Mayor and Council vs Marcos A. Bell. Also, city lot. In ward 4. laud lot 41, on Valentine •troct. adjoining Mr. Delbridge, containing one- i sore, more or less, Mayor and Ooun- and Council va W. F. Westmoreland. Also, city lot, with Improvements thereon, In the 5th war-1, land lot No. 77. oo Wall, Pryor aad Deem tur streets, containing one hundred and seventy- nine ky two huudred and twenty .five feet, more or less, and known aa tbe H. 1. Kimball House, Mayor and Council va Atlanta Improvement Confpany. Aleo, dry tot, in ward 1, tend lot 84, oa latnall street, adjoin lug Edwards and Wells, containing eeveu-eighthe of aa aare, more or lose, Mayor and Council vs J. H. Fuller. Also, city lot, lu ward 4, land lot 51, on Harris and Peer* streets, adjoining Unrrte end Peers oootaln ng one Lalf acre, mors or less, Mayor and Council vs J. L. Poors, Aleo, city lot. lu ward 1. land lot 84. adjoining M. and W. Railroad, aad Gordon and. Lowe, containing one eighth of acre, more or teas, Mayor and Council va J. 8. Lumpkin, Also, city lot No. 7, la ward 4. land lot 10, adiota- ing Austell, Inman k Oo.. containing one-elghth of an acre, moro or lees, Mayor and Council va C. A. Nutting. yon 187*, During tlia prooant year • Prroidaat and member); of Congrooa are to tm elected. Liberty moot ba praMCT*S**iMt Tha Corraptioaiita of tbe ~ * Bingo—the ambition, gOTanunent -aro arttn w . ^ paring tho way to the oiertfcoer of the Federal Repnblic, founded by WroUag- loa, JoSereoB and Wad fan*, aad the ee- tobliohment of a Centralized Ebjnm aad a Dynaotr in ita eteod. THE PEOPLE cut prevent thie U tboy will. They can retain their free dom, or they can become alavee. The deetiny of thia oouutry ie to be decided by the ptupUt role,/ If tbe Democratic party wifi but <t firmly upon ite time-honored platform, and erect (he standard of Lnxirrr, aad honeety in the edminietrmtioo of tbe gov ernment, a glorioua triumph will be achieved. Victory ie within our graap. The enemy la giving way—ie needing from hia niter disregard of law aaA con stitutional guaranties. Howto tbe time for a rigorous charge apo* hie wavering tha good owing l already JO ■US| *M ■pull II* I® •eumewjg 'aUKVA 8LN30V -sis vidamvR aKv avoua moo ■ ioluo uaa sfu si aumovii 0WM3S OHHAi PIIIX Dr. Wm. S. Armstrong. Haeidence, Humter Street, — 1 . vi.j iui, in ,na i, i.ihi ,o, oa JtMiaoiya ,ml W)i<wt itro-'t, kiljulnln, Olfduer. cooUinlDE •IsM mch, mor, or lu>. Major aod council va Mr* Mmj Uowlaod. AKo. ett, lot. Xo. X block 1. la ward I, tend letn, on Fill Meet, odjolnm, BaU. and XteMlI, contain- lag ono-balf of ui m Bor, or leu. Major ud OoabcU v, O. Doom. aao. Mtr M. la wet I, Mod M M, oa IWUa •tcvt and Umilroad. •dlotnlac MIIUuu aad Otonton. The Hun, lias been aot seed of troth. It has al forth good fruit. We shall tow tbo seed, and shall expaet a rich harveat to be reaped in the triumph of honeet prinoiplee iu the next alaetioo. We trust our patrons will aid ns in ex tending the oitoolation of Th*Bu*. We have.eutered upon our enterprise.to cueist in the groat work of redeeming the ooantiw from the oootrol of robbery tyrants ana money-chnngen, who are in Ming tbe temple of Liberty. Their tabtee moot be overturned end public opinion most aoonrge them from the public preeeuce. We shall give all the newe from tbe State Capital—prooeedinga of the Legis lature— aeaUlone of tbe Supreme Court, end ell important newe and evanta con nected with the State Government; and ■hall endeavor to make Tim Suva welcome family visitor. Hon. Alexander H. Stephana, the Editor-ia-ohlef, boa epedally arranged his business >o aa to devote almoet hia eutire time to the political department ot The Sum, during the coming spring and summer, aad to the end of the Pretoden- H.l election. Ws give the prooeedinga of the Legis lature whan in erosion, the deeWone of the Supreme Court in fall, and all new, of interest oonneeted with the State Gov ernment TKBM8 OB' BUBeCBlPTIOH Itellj -41k,U Copy t Twolv, Monika....110 QC| Tkna MoaUw......l <i ex Moots. ; , l» I On. Moots "..I VI Clabo hr Dally—Wor Anaam , rSl? 0 Tr::::::5S|fS?* 0 ^.~r.S.i WewfclF—l*»r Anumi • Btt.fcv.! SI TSeSte-dS £ Five CopRe 8 00 Tbty Ooptee M CO One Murdretl Oup4ee.... 235 00 RUvkly for 3tx Mntlu • •tegteCo«r........b \ 001 TwMOovtea. 28 4 ThreeOuptoe 3 50 Fifty Ooptee ...34 W» Five OodIci 4 00 One Hundred Coptert* Ut t wird 1, land lot 77, on Foreytk • -a » AO g # contalttiutf one h mill red zud fifty nnril ve M.J. Marts. Also, city lot, in ward 3, tend tot 86. ou McDaniel ■nd Etitd* etreeta, *“* — lining one-lulfM oil v* J. N. Auitin, Alio, city lot, lu wird 8, Und lot 53, on Oonley end Werner etreeta, adjoining Armiteed, containing one- fiftli of in acre, more or lee*, Mayor and Council v* W. J. Anderson. Aleo, city lot No. 37, In ward 8, Und lot 53, on Mar. tin atrect adjoining Garter and Harrington, contain- lug one-eight of an aore, more or tear, Mayor and Council v* A lieu Alexander. Aleo, dty lot No 18, In ward t, land lot 58, on Bond ■tract, adjoining Latimer end Saweoo, containing le-elgbtb of aoro, more or leaa, Mayor and Council i C. Able*. Al*o. oily lot, in ward 1, on land lot 100. adjoin- lug W. A. Jett*, containing thirty-five aero* moi lee*. Mayor aud Council va John B. Jett. Alio, city lot, to ward 5. land lot 70. ou Lc •treat, adjoining Randall and Payne, ooutalnlag half acre, more o^ tee*, Mayor end Counell v* Mre. Mar.' Anderson. Aleo. oily lot, lu ward 4, Und lot 48, on Footer ■treat, adjoining Hanleiter and Wallace, contain ing three-eighta of ea acre, more or leee, May or and Council va L. Alexander. Aleo, dty tot, li and Young itreeu »e, containing ( ore or leaa, Mayor and Council ve George Allen. Aleo, City lot, to ward 3. land lot 85. on McDaniel ■treat, adjoining Brown, containing one-fourth of an aore more or le**. Mayor aud Couucll va Lewla Alexander, Al*o. city lot, In ward 3, Und lot 85, ou Ira and Glonn • treat*, adjoining Connelly and Walker, con taining one-fourth of an acre, more or leee, Mayor aud Council va H. 8. Alexander. Aleo, dty lot. block 37. in ward I, Und lot 77, on Pryor and Fair atreeta, adjoining Duma and Werner, d Roddy. Aleo, city Jot, block 1, la ward 3, Und Jot 55, on RdDonoogh and Fair atreeta, adjoining Hchraai aad Fltxgibbon, containing one-fourth aore, more or leee. Mayor and Council va J. McClain. Alao, dty tot. In ward 4, land tot 81, on Collina ■Ft, adjoining Pittman and Glanznar,containing five eighth* of au acre, more or le**, Mayor and Couucll 11,. K. Burnett. Alao, city lot, in ward 4, Und lot SI, on Ivy aad Harris atruuta, adjoining Aker* end Rice, containing one-fifth of an acre, more or leaa. Mayor and Conn ‘1 va A. Pope. Aleo, dty tot. In ward 4, Und tot 61. on Houston and Collin* etreeta, adjoining Yarborough and Tbomaa, containing one-elghth of an acre, more or leee Mayor aad Council ve Tfaoe. Newman. Aleo, city lot, iu ward 4. lend lot 51, on Clifford and Cain atreeta, adjoining Jeckeon end Ugbtcap, containing three-rtxteenthe of an acre more or leee. Mayor aud Couucll va Annie White. Alao, City lot. In ward 4, land lot 5L ou Collina aad Gain etreeta. edjotalng White and Frazier, contain ing one-fourth of an aore. moro or leee, Mayor and imncil v* Mre. Lucinda Llgbtoap. Alao, city lot, Inward 1, Und lot 85, on Forty th •treat, odJoiolag Hunuicut and Godfrey, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or leee, Mayor end Coun cil v* MUton Mebre. Aleo, dty lot. No. 34, block 8, tend lot 78,4a ward I on Crew end Falton etreeta, adjoining Rail and oUey, containing one-half of aa acre, more or leee, Mayor and Council ve Mice Hallle a. White. Ate*, dty lot, in ward 4 land lot 53. on Gilmore •treat, adjoining Uolroyd and Hoyt, containing one- fourth of au acre more or leee, Mayor aud Council i. Junta Pureie. Aleo, dty lot, In ward 1, laud lot IS, adjoining Lambert and Holland, containing 35 scree more or leee, Mayor and Coundl va. John Spencer. Aleo, dty lot. In ward 1. land lot 85. on Walker •tree!, adjoining Jenklnge, containing 75 by 100 feet, more or leee. Mayor and Council ve. A.J . Ltate. Aleo, dty lot, In ward 5, Und lot 78, bm Baker and Luckte etreeta, adjoining Reinhart and Wood, con taining one-eight of an acre more or leee. Mayor aud Oouncll va. R. R. McCanln. Aleo. dty lot, in ward 6, Und lot 78. on Cain and Williams etreeta, adjoining Barnett, containing one acre more or leee, Mayor and Council ve. J. F. Mc- Cluaky. Aleo, city lot, lu ward 5. land lot 78, on Baker aad Luckie atreeta, adjoining Acton end Ham bey, con tain lug one-fourth uf eu acre, more or leee. Mayor and Couacll. va. Blmpcoa O’ShlelU*. Also, city lot, inward 4, laud lot 47. on Jackaoo and Blackmon etreeta, adjoining Stephen* and Dor •ay, containing 4 ac’ee, aore or leaa. Mayor and Council va. W. o. Rudd. Alao. dty lot. in ward 4 land tot 48. adjotntog Jen nlng* and Mitchell, containing 3 acre*, more or leaa, Mayor and Council ve. E. p Smith. Aleo. dty tot. la ward 4. Und lot a, oo Wheat and Collina etreeta. adjoining Warliek. containing one- half acre, more or leee. Mayor and Council ve. B. B. “oeeer. Alao, oily tot, in ward 4. tot If, on Harris aad Ran dolph street*, edjoiuiug Oriue end Hill, containing ‘ re eighth* of eu acre,more or leee,Mayor aad Ooun- 1 va. J. W. Spark*. Also, city lot, In ward 4. land lot 81, ooQMaaad jlllns street*, adjoining Oeciua and ~ taming five-eighth* of aa aere, mote id Coundl ve John Snpptea. Also, dty lot, lu wardiTUnd tot 58. an Frasier •treat, adjoining flharp and Bottom*, containing mM-fanvto o^anaere move or laaa. Mayor and Omm- dty tot, in ward I. Und lot58. coOennatiy fonrthof an acre, moraorfeea. Mayor end Oonneti Alao, dty tot, la vaid 3. tend tet88.cn KeP—Hl atrect. adjoining Duaua and Cataegy- eontaiaing on# half of aa acre, more or leee. Mayor ladONadi va ■(MMONS k HUNT’S, Junction of Marietta and 1 A. Q. YaAee. Atlanta, February Sd, 1873. Walton etreeta. Jfi3 SMITH. Any amount under 460,00(can be bud plied. Deputy Marshal and CoUaftor. novWdtf T. M. ELY “ HM—!— - *" Ten Ooptee 3 101 lte titihiMtottani la Ik* WEEKLY, reoeived fora shorter period than six mouths. AU suhaurlptiona must »o paid for in advanot aadaUxv .ee wlU be atrtekan from our baaka whm tha time paid for expires. OLU*«i Name* for CLUBS must all be seat al tha same time, and take the paper for the earn# length at time, end all be at the came Poet Oflc*. HOW TO REMIT HOBBY. We will ba responsible for the mu mrtvaTof al rate matter* or oonneeted with tha L partmaut of this paper, ehould he »iidr»eccd to him et Crawford vUle, Oeorirta. addreeeed to J. Heaiy Smith, nay kind, connected with al Department, eheald be FRATERNAL. DIRECTORY. Kalgktt of Jerlckn Directory. ATLANTA LODOE, R~l, KNIGHTS OF JERI CHO, meet* every Monday night at 7* o cteek, al Odd Fellowe’ Hall, corner MltcheU aad Broad etreeta. Officer*- Elder F P Perdu*. W O; J P Perdue, V C ; Rev J J Ford. Chap; W G MoCowaa, Bee; T W Kelt- n*r, Tree*; J 8 Wateoa, Mart M M Jokaecn. Her; A Cbleohn, Guard; W Keltuer, Ban; Mtea Gsorgla For- vytb, Pro; J A Perdue, F W O. 044 Fellnws. Janlt-tf. feb^*p rioter ■ Ike |3 50. A. 8. Gantt. M. O. W.O.Jo BARNES LODOE NO. 88 a lug. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Marietta street. W. K. Harrow, N. G. Joaxm Uiaecu, Becretary. CAPITOL LODGE NO. 80 meets every Thursday evening, at Ulgbtower'e Hall, c * Mitchell etreeta. J. 0. Uookm Morlkt, Becretary. EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT NO. 13 I i every ' mrrfs Rooaju, N. O. N. D. L. • Sate end third H.Tvixmt. W ATLANTA LODOE NO, — w fourth Thursday nights cf each atenth. W.F. Pact- Buner, W. MTvrTf. Watbb*. Secretary. FULTON LODOE NO. 318 meets the Aral aad third Thursday nights of each month. L. Corn, W. M. J. B. Mbbchant, aecretarv. GEORGIA LODGE NO.«Smcal Tueedey nights of cash S oath. M. D. sTeuxam, Secretary. MOUNT EION ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. 18 meets th* second ead fewth Monday alghta ef sack ••oath. Luvana J. Olunn, M. E H. P. A. Eaeaw- wmlo. Secretary. JASON BURR OOUNCIL NO. 18* E. gad 8 M.. meet* the third Mooday sight of each month E.F. Mooaa,T.lu. M. ALinfmmmam, Seeaetor. COCUB Da LION OOMMANDKBY Kki T. meets the drat Monday night of mdk month W. H. TULLKR, E. C. CaLVOIFaT, F' ‘ HERMESLODGEOF I cleat aad W ' ‘ flee* Ten* pi a re* Pfriitety. ATLANTA LODGE, NO. night, et Good Tempter*' Marietta streets.at7R o'coek. T; Samuel Smith, VcTTw atreeta. OKcere-Geotge Itaafo v» i, am umie Lather, W FT; —• ■ - ■ w o; *rLWIGjLCBtoter ! WOG;l ml GEORGIA LODOS. NO. 1 day ulrbt, at Oood Tempter sfwrarafft- OM,«l:l*lb»lu.W Ikeed. WAS; ]
