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Newspaper Page TextJ THE DAILY SUN. Publish*! by the Atlanta Sun Publishing Company. Alexander H. Httpfetm, J. 11c-xily Suillb, [ Proprietori. Alexander H. Stephens, Hilltleal Editor. A. it. Watson, - - - - lews Editor J. llenlv Smith, lieuerul Editor and litis) uess Manager. J. M. w. Traveling A|tntii Agents for The San. JA31X3 Allen Sun, Knoxville, Teun. J. L. Wwijut, Woodstock, Ga. J. O. Caldwell, Thomson, Ga. H. C. Hamilton, Del ton, Oa W. C. Davis, Jr., Eatonton, Oa VOL. II. THE DAILY SUN. Fridai Mornino THE SUN. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY Una WEEKLY *A Ure Paper m lire I—a.’ J. 0. Paxham, LaGrange, Oa n U. A. Vasnkdoxl ThomasvUle. Oa K. 0. Williams, Union Point. I * Terms or Bubkorlption« DAIIjYi amide Copy Per Annum $10 00 » » six Months 5 00 m - For • less period then Six Months (per month) 100 CLUBS FOR THE DAILY. Three Copies One Year 27 00 Foot » oo Five " •• " 43 00 Eight “ M M 08 00 Ten “ “ “ 84 00 Simp la Cspim 8 Oafs. WEEKLY PER AMMUM : ffingle Copy, 2 00 Three Copies 0 00 Five •• 8 00 ..16 00 ..28 00 fwemr •• 28oo Fifty “ 66 00 One Hundred Copies WEEKLY—8 ,Y—SIX MONTHS t 1 00 .. u o« One Hundred Copies, Six Months 66 00 bingls VpUt 5 tV*I*. by the Press « 878] III! IS s s 8 |3 |8 IS ' § Is If IllilH lllilil 18 |8 18 18 18 I 5 8 5 8 e fl|8|8|8|8|8|8|8|8|8 >•38881338 \*\im 13111111 imisisiai min mi ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1872. NO. 554. A Touchiug Incident. Two Savannah young men attempted to caress each other repeater-odly Tues day night. The doctors have not yet been able to find the boll that was lodged in the shoulder of one of them. Injunction Case. The Injunction Case of Henry Glows & Co. against J. W. Wofford, for reoor ery of the Cherokee Railroad, will be heard in the United States Court on to morrow, the Right Honourable Judge Erskine presiding. Cliauibord and the Pope. A couple of duys since a Paris telegram stated that the Pope had advised the French Bishops to support Cbambord. As tho dispatch has not been confirmed, we think there is reason to doubt its accuracy. It is not likely that the Pope would take any such step, and tho fact that the dispatch originated in Paris—the centre of canards—is sufficient reason to be careful in giving credence to it. i! UJ ••Special Notice*,” 20 cents per line fortheftrat Insertion; 10 cento for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements inserted three tlmos a woek, 15 per cent, off the table rates above; twlco a we*k, 26 per cent off the table istes. Advertisements for ~*“ " half the usual rates. Advertisements for Fire Companies and Churches, ... ... HEMPHILL & CO.. Proprietors of the Constitution. 8. W.. GRUBB, BusinessMansger, n.iunuuD, duui of the Now Era. J. HKNLY SMITH, Mansger. Of The Atlanta Sun fioilroab &imc Sable. Arrivals and Departures of Trains and from AUaata. TUB WKSTXail A ATLANTIC (OB BTATB) 11AI LUO AD. NIGHT FASSKNOKH TRAIN—OOTWABD—FAST UNI SO NSW roaa. Arrives st Chattanooga 1:2l p n NIUUT FASHENUEB TUAlN—lNWAlll). Leaves Chattanooga 6:20 pn Arrives st Atlanta.. i.a I hASSXNOKB TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga 6:30 s TUX QBORQ1A (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD. [No Day Train on Sunday.) > WESTERN RAILROAD. On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains will run as follows: Day Passenger train leaves 2:00 a m i at Macon* 6.10 p. I ATLANTA AND WEST FOINL RAILROAD. Night Paassnger Train arrives 6:00 s Night Paassnger Train leaves 7:00 p. i Day Passenger Train arrives .8:00 p. i Day Passenger Train leaves 6:60 a. ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINK RAILROAD. Leave Gainesville 6 A. M Arrive at Atlanta... 10 A. M Leave Atlanta 3 P. M Arrive at Gainesville. : 8:42 P. M. > CHARLRALON X. 1 Mail Train leaves Chattanooga 8:00 P M Arrives in Memphis, next day 12:16 P M coming east: Morning Express leaves Memphis Mail Train leaves Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 600 P M Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. 17ROM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville F and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida Leave Savannah daily 10:16 P. M Arrive at Albany dally. 1:60 P. M Arrive at JacksonvUle dally 1:46 P. M Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays ox- cepted 7:36 P. M Lsav# Tallahassee daily (Sundays excap- Leave Albany daily 3:«fP. M SELMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R. TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED. Leave Selma Arrive at Borne.. Leave Rome a., 3:00 a. M. I.. 8:20 P. M. 0:87a.M., 10:46 P. M. Arrive st Seims 8:10 p. M., 9:4 Macon & Augusta Railroad DAT PASSEXOEB TRAIN D ILT, SUNDAYS KXPX('TEI). Le*vs Augusts at Leave Macon at Arrive at Macon at Arrive at Augusta at.... 6 00 A.M 7 40 P. M 1 46 P. M Western Railroad of Alabama. . 4:10 AM Arrive at West Point. __ _ ,,11:63AM Lsav* Wwt Point 12:20 P M jLrriv#at Montgomery....^ 6:16PM Atlantic and Half Railroad. KXPBXSS PA88ENO ER: Lav* Jacksonville. ” MUM P kl Arrive at 8svannah •• 11:26 AM ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Savannah, Saturday« excepted, st 11:00 I* M Arrive st Jacksonville •• 6:00 PM Leave Jacksonville 8:30 AM Arrive at Savannah, Mondays excepted, st 2:46 A M MACON PASSKNOEIl. Lsav* 8a van nah, Sundays excepted, Leave Macon, Sundays excepted, at HHKUMATIHM. Linch’s Anti * Rheumatic used them in my pnvata practice, and for the Uat 2u years have occasionally publiabed thiui to a limited extent, and I win venture the aaeertion that they have cured more varieties of Rheumatism. per manently. than ail other remedies ever known to the pofi Enclose 66 00 with description of attention will be given. Address d*c27-wly J. G. GIBSON, Eaton ton,*Oa Death of Dr. Coskerry. Tho death of Very Rev. Dr. Coskerry, Administrator of the Arch-Diocese of Baltimore, following so closely upon that of Archbishop Spalding, leaves that Dioceso without a head. Tho loss of these prelates, both of whom stood so high in the Catholic Church, is very se rious, and cannot be very readily filled. They wero men of mark aud strong in* telloct. Many speculations arc indulged in as to the probablo successors to these posi tions. The most general impression seems to be, however, that Right Rev. Dr. Bailey, Bishop of Newark, will suc ceed to the Archbishopric, while Right Rev. Dr. Lyucli, Bishop of Charleston, will hecomo Primate, and, probably, be invested with tho Cardinulute. Tliitl Savannah Affair. A day or two ago all the Suvauuuh pa pers gave an account of a cow-hiding affair which occurred in that city last Saturday, in which an Atlanta man figur ed to the discontent of a citizen of Sa vannah. • Though no names were men tioned in connectiob, yot 'the papers of that city .colored tho matter a little in their own favor. We learn from a gen tleman who witnessed the transaction that tho Atlanta man did not draw a pistol until several blows had been struck with the raw-hide, and even then ho did not draw it until the Savannah mail made a motion, ns if to draw one. Thcro was no grappling in the case; on tho con trary, tho Atlanta man used his best endeavors to get out of tho way. The cow-biding took place about 4 o'clock in tho afternoon; hcnco thcro was plenty of time for an interview' with the Atlanta mau, as the train did not leave for three hours later. There must have been some aggravated causo for this action on the part of the Atlanta man, as he is believed here to bo a very quiet, law-abiding, unobtrusive gentlemen, and a good citi zen. TELEGRAPH NEWS. Il| the .New Yurk Iwoelatwl l‘re«. WASHINGTON. Ernie of Arms—Amnesty—Congressional A saloon keeper at Hamilton, Ohio, sliot fatally a ooiorod till tapper. Johnny Devine, a pugilist, bus been convicted of murder at San Francisco. The Apaches have captured Dole Creek Station, Arimna, killing three men and oapturing some stage horses. The Germans of San Franciooo arc or ganizing for independent action in the coming Presidential campaign. A Matamoras special says the San — **■ Oan^ygo Juan has left Brownsville ___ w with bonded goods. The Mexican au thorities have abandoned the idea of cap turing her en route but propoaa to atart a force to aid Cortina in the capture of Oamargo before the San Juan’s arrival. Reports from Tampico state that tho revolutionists have captured San Luis Potoai. A dispatch from Albany says the Judi ciary Committee will recommend the im peachment of Judges Cardozoand Bar nard. Grave's cotton factory, at Craigville, N. Y., has been burned. Loss $20,000. Washington, February 29.—The Japa nese havo arrived. The six Princesses proceeded immediately to Georgetown. Tho males went to the Arlington Hotel. Governor Cooke and Delegate Obipman received them. Secretary Belknup was before the House Committee on the investigation of the sale of arms to-day. He stated that the Government had never, to his knowledge, sold any arms to the French Government, or the French Agent, and made a long explanation regaiding the handling of funds. Ho was beforo the Committee an hour uud a half when it adjourned uutil tho 12th of March. KOUTY-SECOND COXUtlKSB. Many of our youug writers seem to be afflicted with tho passion for notoriety which fools mistake for fame, and tho wise regard as a misfortune. Iudeed, this passion is fast becoming the bane of our civilization, and tho man who caonot succeed in getting lionized docs his best to get itemized. Whoever yields to the pernicious passion gets victimized in tho end. The quiet performance of duty, wherever one’s lot may be cast, is a hun dred times more wholesome, satisfying and noblo than this vulgar itching to be talked about, and the iucessant pulling at the coat-tails of society to attract its no tice.—Golden Age. A letter dated Nashville, Tenn., 15th instant, says: A fire* broko out at twofve o’clock last night in tho bindery of tho Methodist Book Concern, and extended thenco to tho composing room. The materials and machinery in both departments wore destroyed, together with tho stereo type foundry and Dr. Summer’s ex tensive library, containing many rare and valuable works. Tho bindery be longed to John Lockcn, Philadelphia, and was insured. His loss is about $15,- 000. The loss in the composing-room, $10,000; foundry, $5,000. Tho plates iu tho vaults are uninjured. The damage to the presses, $3,000; buildings, $3,000. The insurance on tho part of tho build ing burned was $5,000. Tho material was all insured. A large number of persons are thrown out of employment, tom poranly, by this disaster. Tho Louiavilta Ledger, of tho 17th instant, says: Oar many Methodist readers at Louis ville and elsewhere will be pleased to learn that the loss by the fire at the Methodist Publishing House at Nashville is not so heavy as at first reported. Tho entire loss to tho Publishing Houso will not ex ceed $25,000. There was a total insu rance of about $70,000 on the building. But • few half completed stereotype plutes were destroyed, plates aud presses to the value of about $100,000 licing saved. The loss of Mr. Locken in the bindery will not exceed $3,000. He had in stock and machines about $15,000 in the bin dery. The publication of tbe Advocate will not be suspended by the fire, but it will not be issued on its regular day of publication. The damage to the build ing was ordered to be immediately re paired at a meeting of the Book Com mittee yesterday afternoon. The Pub lishing House will soon be upon as firm a basis as ever, and will continue to meet all demand for ite publications the same m before the fire. SENATE. The Judiciary Committee reported ad versely to and asked the indefinite post ponement of the bill allowing accused persons to testify in their own behalf. Morton said be hod protests from two Southern District Attorneys, and that the passage of the bill would work great advantage to certain persons whom they were about to try. Mr. Hamlin objected to indefinite post ponement, and tho bill went on the cal ender. The bill placing obstacles in the way offformer owners of lands sold for taxos in the insurrectionary States wont ovor under the objections of Mr. Johnston, of Virginia. The. House bill, exempting canned fruits, etc., from the stump tax, passed, and now goes to the President. Mr. Sawyer, from the Committee on Education aud Labor, reported adversely upon the Educational suffrage test Mr. Chandler roso to a personal expla nation, and read a letter from a gentle man iu Jackson, Michigan, stuting that somebody had sent him certain Reform movement aud Liberal Republican docu ments under his (Chandler’s) frank, and that of Senator Morton. The writer ex pressed his astonishment that theso two distinguished Senators should circulate such publications and usked Mr. Chan dler to send him no more documents un less they had tho truo ring. Mr. Chan dler said his frank on these documents was a forgery ; bat, as the whole Liberal Republican movement was a fraud, he was rfot surprised that those who were en gaged in it resorted to forgery. Mr. Morton also stated that tho use of his frank on these documents, or on any such, was a fraud and a forgery. Mr. Tipton roso to a personal explana- tisn, and said ho had been almost as un fortunate as Mr. Chandler. He had sent one of that Senator's speeches to a con stituent of h'\ aud had it indignantly returned with a request that, if ho in dorsed such sentiments, he would never send his Frank to that constituent again. (Laughter.) The Bill admitting six Japauese cadets to the West Point Academy passed. Tho sale of arms was resumod. The preamble .vas rejected and the resolution of inquiry adopted, HOUSE. The St. Croix RAilroad Bill provoked a long discussion and many calls of ayes and nays. It was stated during the debate that bills were pending giving 200,000,000 of acres of land to railroad companies. A prolonged debate followed and, finally, tho bill was recommitted to the Commit tee on Public Lauds by a vote of 102 to 77. CUBA. NEW YORK. Lett & Co.-What Seward Tliluk-. New York, February 29.—It is under stood that Leet & Co. will continue to hold their bonded warehouses, but have lost the General Order business. Tho statute forbids the prosecution of merchants for bribery based upon their eyidonoo before the committee. 'Seward thiuke tho demand for conse quential damages beneath the diguity of the United States, which should demand an apology instead of money. He thinks war impossible. Two hundred and fifty Canary birds, belonging to CoL Fisk, wsre auctioned to-day. They brought $3,000. Twelve jurors have been obtained in Mayor Hall’s case. Argument is progressing regarding the legality of the Grand Joty which iu dieted Stokes. UTAH. Organizing for Isfttj;. Salt L.\kk, February 29.—A Commit tee of Safety lias boon organised, urging the citizens to pa; no mote taxes until the City Treasurer lias rendered an ac count of the funds. ‘ MARYLANQ. Death of an Operator. Baltimore, February 29. r -BenjamiuF. Johnson, for 11 years a faithful operator in tho Western Union Tejfcgraph Office in this city, and one of ibg best operators iu this country, died last Slight of con sumption—aged 22. ENGLAND, Alexis. Havana, February 29.— Alexis had a grand military and civic reception to day. ITALY. Stagnant—Garibaldi. Roue, February 29.—General Mag- nini, Minister of War, has requested the Chamber of Deputies to vote au appro priation of 12,000,000 livres to enable him to provide for a proper training of the army, and erect buildings for tho accom modation of the troops. General Garibaldi publishes a denial of tho reports that ho is connected with the International Hocicty. FRANCE. Hospitality to the Pope. Paris, February 29.—It is reported that Thiers has again offered the Pope the hospitality of France, and Austria tenders him Salzburg Castlo for a resi dence. CANADA. H« Speaks the Language of Hekclllon. Ottawa, February 29.—A dispatch states that Hon. James Howe condemns the policy of England in withdrawing troops from Canada, and predicts a rup ture betweeu ti.o home government aud the Dominion if a la tter understanding it not soon nrrived at. Ho jeers tho poli cy of England in concentrating the army and navy aroand tho Islaud ot Great Britain—urges independence os tho only course open to the Canadians, and asks the people to prepare for separation. NEW HAMPSHIRE. A Lively Campaign. Concord, N. H. # February 29.—Both parties are confident of a favorable reanlt on the 12th. An army of speaker* are in the field and more are coming. Victoria doing a Vis Up-A a Address— Fatally Pressed. London, February 29.—It is reported that Queen Victoria will Visit tho Impe rial Princess of Gormauy., The Lord Mayor of London has pre sented a congratulating Address to ihe Prince of Wales. Five were killed and thirty injured by the pressure at thanksgiving ceremonies. The Times says England might say nothing, save what she isVequirod to, iu obedience to tho decision of tho Geneva Arbitration. She hue newer dreamed of offering any composition' of difficulties outside of the treaty. It the treaty is a failure, it is tho fnnlt of* the American Government. A miscreant fired a pistol at Queen Viotoria to-day, while shift was driving on Constitution Hill. No damage was dune. The inisoreant was arrested. MASSACHUSETTS. The Great IlloVr Oat. Boston, February 29,—One hundred and lift; choral societienThsve applied to participate in tho interlintioimf festival chorus. •* MISSOURI.'' The End of a Libel Halt. St. Louis, February 29.—Iu the libel suit of Spencer Ball vs. tho Evening Dispatch for $10,000 damages for pub- blishiug a police item, a verdict was re turned giving the plaintiff owe ccn/ diima gcs. COMMERCIAL. Office Daily Son, Feb. 29, 1872. Colton closed dull at 2O)02OJ; to- eolpts 00 bales; sales ICO. Pbovisions — Bacon— shoulders 7|; dear rib sides 9; clear sides 91 ; limns, plain 12)@14; sugar oured 141. Bulk meats —shoulders Gj; clearrih sides 8; clear sides 8). Lard—Ticrco 11; cans 11|@12; buckets 13. Financial—Gold is buying 1 10— selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 03—soil Ingl 06. Fruit—Bough peaches 4! to 5! per r rand; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, to 4! per pound; green Georgia apples 48 60 to 44 00 per bbl - Butter—Tennewee end oountry but ter 20 to 80 cents; Northwestern 27 to 81. Leather—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40 to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; m leather 42 to 50; Calf skins 425 to per dosen; American calf skins 425 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to7|; green salt 81 to 81; dry hides 15 to 16. Onions—43 50@5 00 per barrel. Tobaoot Low grades 55@56o ; com mon, 58065; g .od, 76090; Hue. 410 41 25; ohoioe brands, 41 2601 50. Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoe Iron 7c; City Mills and Pittsburg bar Gc. MACEEREL-Hnlf bbls. No. 148.00; No. 2 47; No. 3 40. Kits,No. 1 41 85; No. 2 41 GO; No. 3 41 40. Cheese—19o. Grain.—Corn and oats searoe nnd ad vanced; corn 95c.—stiff. Oats, mixed 72; black 76080. Suoar—A, 14; extra 0, 131; crushed, powdered and granulated, 15; Dem ers ra 1210181; fair to choioo brown, 110121. Fair supply; market steady. Coffee—Klo, 2402G; Java, 84; In gulfs, 80. Molasses—By barrel, 35; by hogs head, 31; Now Orleans choice, 70, prime 08. Saot—Liverpool 2:15; VirginU^. Hire 0010. Flour—Superfine, iu barrels, 47 500 •asks higher ; extra 48 50 ; family 89(d) ffBO; extra family 49 50010 00; fancy 410010 60. Cotton Goods.—8 oz Osnuluirgs, 18); Ooz, 16!. 4-4 Sheeting, 18|. 7-8 Drill- inga, 18). 7-8 Hhirting, 12; Shirting, 9). Yarns, all numbors, 41 G5. Cotton rope, 31. All domestics in good demand. Special Notice*, Aggravated Indiosstiox.—Psrsoas who in prs- tlitpossd to d/spspsls, Bad their saffsrlofs greatly sg*rsvstsd by damp weather, easterly winds, end eudden clixoffea from s mild to s chilling ntmos- ph« re. In the spring, therefore, the pnnge ot lndl- goation are seriously augmented by the atmospheric variation* peculiar to the season, and It is incumbent upon all who desire to pass through ths ordeal of Its cold mlats and inexlubrioue galea with easy stomachs, 0d uutormented by the Indescribable torments which soooiupeny dyspepsia, to tone and strengthen the digestive organa with e healthful end effective vegetable invlgorent; and no one el all familiar with the medical reoord of the age. can question for one moment that Hostel tor’s Stomach Bitters 1* the Ton ic beet adapted to this purpose. The credentials of ths Greet Bsstoaatfve ar equal tod in number and character hy thee# of any other advertised medicine in the world. If there was s preparation to rank as a national reme dy, this wonderful specific has s fair claim to the title. For a period of twenty years U hue Utotally bean ths Champion Tonic and Alterative on thte aide of ths Atlantic. In popularity it haa never been ap preached by any of Its would-be competitors, and It annual salsa are bo hr In advance of those of any other medicine of Its class, that comparisons would be ridiculous. One of two conclusion* is Inevitable. the American people are deficient In coaemon sente, and Incapable of rational discrimination, or if oetotter’e Bitters to tho beet preventive remedy fev constipation, rheumatism, nervous complaints, and all maladies of an epidstaio orendemlo type. The reader will Judge Aw himself whioh of the two eon. elusions Is most consistent wtthfrotand reason. HwitEtim. _ DeGive’s Opera House MRS. J. A. OATBS.. ■ Lessee and Manageress. FRIDAY Zhrwninf, March 1st, 14T2. Faehionmbie Attraction FOB THE BENEFIT Of ths Southern Favorite. Mrs. J-. A. OATBS Who will appear in liar Grant Character of ARUMS in Haifa’■ Famous RagUth Opera, tho BOHEMIAN GIRL I Tk, Op.r. Fr.Miil»d Ik iu fbuiret,! ALEXANDER H. El OTHERS, Folium EdUc, A. R. WATSfiN, Now. Editor, 1. HENLY (KITH, Oos.nl Editor rod Soatu TOR 187*1 During ths prsnsnt ym * Prasidsqt and members of CongHM an to be oleeted. , Liberty mnst be preeerred or loek The Corruptionist! of the day—the Bond Binge—the ambition ennsieh U bm government--are artfnlly^ paving tbe way to the o»ei ^ Federal Bepablic, founded by Waehing- ton. Jefferson and Madison, end tbe ee- tabllehment of a Centralised Ravin and a DJnastv in ite (tend. THE PEOPLE can JE*£fcJ they will. They can retain dom, or they eon beooaZe davoa. The destiny of this eamiiy is 4ot» decided by the potfJt't toUtl . ,, ; If the Democratic party w&t tart stand firmly aponito tima hooond jUlhiiiii, and ereot ths standard of LtnxrT, and honesty in the administration'of ths^ov- it, a glorious triumph achieved. Viotory ia within oar The enemy is giving way—is needing from hie alter disregerd of lav and con stitutional guarantiee No* ia the San guarantiee __ for a vigorous charge upon hie vevedng The Uos, has been coving the aood edof truth. It has already brought forth good fruit We aboil eontinne to so* tho seed, and shall expect a rich harvest to be reaped in the Uana a* hopogt principle ia th# wenslt gUffa*, We tract oar patrons *U1 aid ne in ex tending the eirenlstionof The She. We have.entend neon ourenterprtseto «atet in the grant von of rodeeaang tfeeeeatey from the ooptrol of robbers, I money-changers, who are i tarnplo of liberty. Their tables most be overtamed end publio opinion must ■owrge them fma the pubtto jwssinir We shall give all the neve I State Capital—proceedings of the Legis lature—deofniokiE of the Supreme Court, and ell important ■ nee ted with the BUte Oovetnmantt 4 shall endeavor to make The Sue a welcome family visitor. shall endeavor to make 1 BY TELEGRAPH. New York, February 19.—Cotton quiet; .ulus 1,327; uplands 22); Orleans 22|. Flour dull and drooping; common to fair extra 4707 75; good to ohoico 47 800 89 000 0 60. Whisky active but lower 90. Wheat dull; winter rod western 63070. Corn fair; export homo domand with light tuipply G0)(m70). llico quiet at 8 @84. LOUISIANA. A *100,000 Fire. New Orleans, February. 29:—Tho up- per stories of buildings 101 aud 1GG, on Canal street, w ere burned tins morning. The buildings were occupied by Wayncr A Meyer, Ernost A 1’rsget and Dolbcar's Commercial College. The loss is esti mated at 4100,000. Insured in homo companies. Singular Death. A colored woman named Amelia Davis, living in Jackson Hall alley, this morn ing received a comic valentine, which sbo opened, nnd immediately fell to tbo floor dead. Tbe deceased was raising au adopted child, and the missive contained tbe words, "Cruel treatment of nn adop ted child." The Coroner, on being sum moned, decided that the death was censed by heart disease.—Baltimore Sun. 0.1 TS, CO MIA', Ml IIM. Mi AM HATS, BACOJT, He. J ARQE consignments n»w in store tnd arriving. J Also, OOLD DUbT FLOUR, unsurpss*ul in quality. Bird's Eyo Lime, Cenn-ut, Calcined Piaster, Ac. A. LEYDEN, CoiOBiis'n Merchant. W. M. William*. fcbaitf Homes For Sale. T WO eligibly situated RESIDENCE LOTR^well CASH, ur short time. « gain* may bu eiRcctod. qulro of be sold KUft i tbe next month, liar- further particulars en> 1J 14* A'O TMCC—» #;»»• M'lH.JI. n given to collection*, tkmrt. Olllt . aud 12 Grant’s Building, Corner Broad an<! Mariet ta streots, 1*. O. Box 440 Atlanta, Ga. feb‘J7-0t November Acceptance*. Plantera can tret their Factor's Acceptances Cashed by Com- municatinff with BRANCH. SONS A CO. frbltUf AUGUSTA, OA. ATLANTA VVATKR CUKE ! D II. KAIaOW respectfully inform* the public that the ATLAN’l A WATER CURE haa been re moved to tho beautifully located Dabney Ealato. Iu tho neighborhood of tbn Central Nursery. l*atror will find tbo bout accommodation*, comfortable d careful treatment- Dr. Kalow’a succssa- In tho pant i* the Lent criterion for the fu ture. feb28*2t City Tax Defaulters. i author. s, If the jI hold double-tax fi fa* will iaiuw .w, -Jii I»ay the single Ui and all cost* on r before tho J5tb of March. JO. H. SMITH. leb?Q-td Deputy Marshal and Collector. person* against wboi Key Found. Found—A KEY-*omewhst resembling those used for the rostoffle* boxes. It can bo bad st ths Sun Office, by paying f r this advertisement Stores for Solo! HAVE THREE NO 1 REST FAYING STORES I 1 On Whitehall, betweeu Alalama and fluster *t'< 1 On Broad street near the bridge, i On I’escbtrcc nearly opposite the cutrauce of wal ton street. capitnil.t,. call ..G "** w "Vdair. f?b29-lt Roal Estate Agmt. Houses For Rent. I WILL BINT tor the balance of this year year a number of Comlbrtalilc ltcMi<lcnce», ed. Hales futures to-day 23,850 bains as follows: March filtfull. April 22(u\ 22jL Muy 22 3-16(«V22 9-10. Junfi 22 51-16(^221. July 22l(rr’22j. Aug. 22). Later—Mouny 7. Gold 10. E xciiango 9I.8-* 15, 02* 11, Cis 11, 05 11), new 10ft, <S7h 1IL 68fl 11|* 10-408 10); South erns quiut, TunncasccH weak, uew Houth Carolmu.s firm ; balance Hteadv ; Teunca- 8ot‘8 GG, new 00 ; Virginias 51, new 52; Louisiana 0s 58, new 50 Lcvccs 02), 75; Alubama 8* 90, 5s 00; Goorgia 70, 7s 82; North [Carolina 44(^841, uew 17); Houth Carolina 52), now 31). Boston, February 29.—Cotton dull and declining; middiiugs 22); not re ceipts 338; gross 739; sales 200; stock 8000. Child of the Regiment? SCALE OF PRICES—Admission 91 00; Reserved Bests $1 26; Gallery 60 cents. ffl» QUurrticement*. NOTICE. th sAtUula OilAHUEll OF UOHM1U0E. wkl-It 1. F. EDWARPg, Im'r. „ . cliado oakier 8140141. Inrd i»4rittw«mier#t004-.' Navalc dull. , _ , . - ' ' — - ’, Tallow dull 8)09). Frcighto unohkng- Q. W. ADAIR, Auct r. f>«l Hnln* fiiiurou tn.dnv 9.t H. r »(l IiuIdr aa 7 Trinity Church Property Auction G N TUESDAY NEXT (SALE DAY) I Wild, sell, st th* City Hall, at 11 o'clock. Trlulty — -“'Idl -—* Church Lot aud Iluildlug. on Mitchell street, oppo- TEltMS—Ono half cash, romaindsr 60 days. Charleston, February 29. — Cotton dull; middlings 21|; not receipts 1295; sales 00; stock 23,744. Galveston, Fobruarv 29. — Cotton weak; good ordinary 19); not rooeipt* G91; exports Great Britain 6G0; coast 79; sules 500; stock 43,278. Augusta, February 29.—Cotton quiet and weak; middlings 21; receipts GqO; salts 450. London, February 29.—Bullion de creased £144,000. ZlVMMMk February 29—Evening.— Cotton closed heavy; Uplands 11); Or- Mobile, February 29.—Cotton doll and lieuvy; middiiugs 21 jc; net receipts 964 bales; sales 100; stock 63,302. Norfolk, February 29.—Cotton dull; middlings 21c; net receipt 840 bales; ex ports coastwise 2,761; soles 500; stock 3,310. Wilmington, February 29. — Cotton dull; middlings 22c; net receipts 137 bales; exports coostwiHO 2,206; stock 3,897. Baltimore, February 29.—Cotton dull and heavy; middiiugs 22)c; net receipts 277 bales; gross 354; exports coastwise 75; sales 130; stock 8,510. Philadelphia, February 29.—Cotton quiet; middlings 22). Havannah, February 29.—Cotton quiet and weak; middlings 21); net receipts 1399; sales 67,726. Memphis, February 29.—Cotton dull; middlings 21 )(^21); receipts 909. New Orleans, February 29.—Buyers and sellers apart, tending downward; middlings nominally at 22; not receipts 3593; gross 3704; exports to Liverpool 9624; coastwiso 1146; sales 2300; stock 213,833. New Orleans, February 29.—Oats lower at 55. Hay, priino, $30. Baltimore, February 29.—Flour venr strong; Ilowurd street superfine $0 25; ltio aud choice western held above out side quotations. Wheat firm. Corn- white 63(«,66; yellow 02). Oats un changed. liye 95(<l$1. l'lovisions quiet Whisky 91. LonsviLLii, February 29.—Provisions steady. Pork 813 25. Hhoalders 6; sides 7)0*7t. Lard—tierce 9); keg 10. Whis ky 85. Cincinnati, February 29. — Pork $12 75; shoulders 5); sides 7@7). Whis ky 84(^85. CITATION ! a F.O HOI A-Cam DEM Court y-To all whom It may comern. W HEREAS, Isaac Epstein and Scott 0. Pratt, is- •cutor* upon ths relate of Andri-w J. Dun- r u, late of said county, dictated, apply for letters dUiuluioti from th* administration of said ea- oo accommodating term*. Therefore, th* kindred and creditor* of aaid de ceased, are hereby ciU*l aud admonished, to ato their objection*. If any they have, in uy office, lu terms of th* law; otherwise letters of diaiulseory isaMlr i grant- 11! of tho Court of Ordinary, of aaid county. By order of the Court, thi* February 10. lfiTfi. By order cr tubU-luu K. A. MoWUOETEU, OrdiMrJ. 81El HONE k HUNT'S, J (motion of EviolU I ■ZklM. ETELTl Hon. Alexander H. Stephen., the Editor-in-chief,, has •paoiaUj arranged hi. bukinees aoutodevote afcnoetnie entire time to tbe political department of Thi Sum, daring the coming ipring and mer, and to the end of ui- fraMdta- olaction. We give the proceeding- Ot the Legi.- latore when in •caaion, the dedaiont of tho Snpreoie Coart in fall, and aQ stews ot intorest oouneoted with tbe State Gov ernment tk aars of subscbiption Daiiy-llsgl* Cspjr s Twslv* Mouths....fill 001 Thres Moetfea......«0> llx MonUs I 00 j Ons Montk....»....! ft Clabs for DsUy-rsr Assam s Tbrss Copiss 17 001 Sight Ooptos ft Vise •• 46 001 Blngto papsr f Wstkly-Psr fiaaaai Biagl* Cop7 . t OOllfim Copies 1» o Thres Ooptos 6 00 * Twenty Copies.. ..JI Ot Five Ooptos • 00 Mltjr Ooptos M UI Ous llondrsd Ooptos 1*6 00 •* Weekly for Six Msatfii i BtngtoOopy.. M 1 001 Twemtr Ooptos. i|.l Thres Ooptos ft«a| Mto 0»yto»*-.-..d4 (ft Five Ooplss 4 001 OnemnndredCsptssfc* SS Tsu Ooplss I M | Stogto pops* 1st* eabsorlptions to ths WEEKLY, rseslvsd fora tr psrtoathaa si: shortsr [ r books whsr QLUBIl Nam tie fur 0LUD8 mast all bo soot at ths ssms Urns, and take th* papsr for ths asms toagth ot tiins, aud all bs at ths asms Post Offics. HOW TO HBM1T MONEY. Ws will bo rosponslbls for ths soft arrivaLof al ssonsy ssot ns by Moosy Ordsr. hy Esartotorsd Lst tor, by Exprsss, or by Draft, hat mol srasratos. I money ssnt in an onragtotorsd totoar to tost. U mas bs tho loss of tho parson sanding tt. No paper will bs ssnt from tho ofltoa MO tt is paid for. sod names will always bs sssssd whan ths Urns paid for aspire*. Dr. Wm. S. Armstrong. HeUdence, Hunter Hlreet (Near ths Catholic Church.) r Richard's Book Stow, #10,000 Crockery, China and Olastieare Lampi, he., TO RE SOLD AT WHOLESALE AMD BET AIL, -A. T OOST. No. 47 Peachtree Street, far Caah. O R I —ill mU mj Mock ud ,ood -IU iiurw wishing to go Into th* tmainess. Also. I16.U00 of city property for sal* oo assy MurlnoNheop,Foland Chi na Plgk, Pure Dork- Hhire Pig-, SUPPLIED BT Mark W. Johnson’s, Cotton Wareheniie, 48 Breed Street r thus* who wish to buy by oar load. BllAMAH FOWLH. EARLY ROME Early Ooidrich and Russett Pototoss. GARDEN DEEDS! In Imrasnas q nan ties, from David Inndrsth and ms, ar* daily expected and will be sold ou ret sbl* terms, at wholesale and retail. Guano and HuparphotphataB Pur* Peruvian Guano in store. Satlakcttoo guar anteed. and or dsn and call* solicited. Mark W. Johnson's, Agricultarsi Warehouse. tf and« Broad Street, P. O.Bxo HO. AU a to, Oa. Administrator's Mote of MAsuet. rom ths Court of tty. sn ths Ire* Ordinary of Tallafsiro Tuesday In March next, betore ths arart hmm *%m lu CiawfordvUls. In aaid oounty, betweeu lbs lawful hour* of sate, ths following pcaperty. to-wtt: Two Hundred and Ftfty-ssvan Acres st land, mors or Isas, lying In said county, adjoining tends of Was. N. Gunn, Benjamin F. Moor*. Mre- MarUm Thyter and ethers, known as part ot the land bstongtngto ths estate of R. D L. Peek, tots of said «raaty. ds- csa*sd:#4d for ths bsasdt of the heirs and eraffi. BKKJ. F. MOURR. Adm'r To OsrrsspsRdsntie Mr. BUphona will remain in Orowflacdrittm Bin connection with Th Hu* will not ohanga his raste dene*. A11 tetter* intended for hisa, sfifoar m pri* vale matters or oooaeoted with ths FrilMssI Da> psrtmsntof this papsr, should hs addressed to htos at Crawfordvtlls, Georgia. Ail totters on bustnass sin Tu Bom. oxospt li P hu*lne#a of any kind, connected with [pt iu 1-oUUeai Department, ahnnld bs Hsniy Bmith, Manager, iiprnta, tig Ykateun'al dirkctouV. addressed to J. I KslghU sf Jsrishs Olmtssy. ATLANTA LODGE, NoTl. ENIGHTS OF JEEI- CHO, meets every Monday night at »H a'stosk. at Odd Fallows* Halt comm Mitchell aud Broad atossto. Officers- Elder F P Perdue, W Oj J P Perdue, Y 0 ; Rev J J Ford. Ohap; W O MoCowan, Bos; TWKaM- •7. Trass; JI Watson. Mart MM Joh aoon. Mar; A I; W Keltnsr, Son; Miss Gsoigto For- Odd Fsllstrs. CENTRAL LODGE NO. NO. M meets awry’ day even lag. at Odd Fellows* Ball, Marietta si A. B. Gaeyt. M. G. W. 0. Jomxsox, Sscrstory. BARNES LODGE NO. 66 meats every Friday oven- log. al Odd Fallows* Hall. Marietta street. W. R. Banaow, N. G. Jo*era Hinson. Secretary. CAPITOL LODOR NO. 90 I evening, at Hightower's Hall. conzzjsrss Mitchell streets. J. O. Rooms, N. O. E. D. L. Mosul y, Secretary. EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT NOi IS mmU an foa and fourth Nednsaday evenings ia each at Odd Fellows’ HaU. Marietta street. W.E. 0. P. * iu red* 7 nig hi nunsT, W. M.. w. T. Watsbs, Bssrutaty. FULTON LODGE MO. S14 meets th* Aral and third Thursday nights of each month. L. Oonss. W. M. each k oath. W. M. Tuuaa, W. MOUNT ZION ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. M meets the seoond sad fourth Monday nights of sash month. Lsnn J. Ounm, M. B. H. F. A. Roam- rau>, ttooretary. JASON BURR COUNCIL NO. IS, R. and B 1L nests ths third Monday night of sash aaontk B.F. *--,M. ALMtoMMUOX F Moose, T. Iu- 1 GXEUR Db UON OOMMANDEBY NO.lL T.. masts ths first Monday night of sash month. W. H. Tulles, E. C. Calvi* Fay, Recorder. HERMES LODGE OF PERFECTION NO.* An- sat and Ao>v pud Ssotltoh Kite, meets sseend and fourth Friday sights of each asonth. W. H.Tuxxss. («•), T.-. P. . G.% Master; T. W. OuiETW.an. ptf), E.*. O. 1 . f *— Seal Tens plan* Directory. er, ouij »i— —we— Ctovutond, WTTj J E Tkro..r, W8: H »i_VO * WES; MissOAllman, Oi /* nmi.wrnrSm S k, and Marietta _ O T; Mies Mamie Lather, W TT; — E A Montstth. W F B; J w Owen, W T; son, f C;1J Alexander, W M; Mies i art, WI G; LClutter. WpO: Mr*. ~ W B BijMiss Bnuma “ ?w*d SfLin*a*w. l'd 1 SB Or Bivki, - Oooe T»^—.'J Moor*. W L B; Mrs A Thrower. W D M; J« Threw- er. p W OT; 1W Msnninn Lu, WENONA TEMPLE^ moetej tors are tori

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The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873, March 01, 1872, Image 1