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tm JRJN. WgSSr. 23.U7SL Mm Aitmtlnnsifi MKTEOHOLOGlfAt. omot OHIBT or IIOWAL SEHVICB, Washington, D. O., March Slat. 1ST*. Northerly to utterly wind* will prevail p n Friday Q' tx jfe* Jnglaml, Middle wd South Atlantic BAtcCirMh dearweithw Tcry generally. Easterly aafc oootberiy wind* with Increased cloudiness tad sing weather, in possible for the a while generally cb or end pleas- erly to easterly winds will pre- i Onlf State*. Tl.« barometer B over the northweet. with south- rinds; riaing temperature and r daring to night, and grad- l the Ohio valley on the Allan tie and Golf roost*. CITY AFFAIRS. Oob Onuoux. Tiutblcsq Aobsi. —We d in Bnnoanahig Ui»t we have the niifilim of Hr. E. Neblint, of Social Circle, aa oar General Travel teg Agent X Sian Nbbdbd.— If Nature goes on with her abnormal state of affaire for a wUk longer, aha will have the distinct- )m feature* of the aeaeona *o obliterated that the will be under the necessity of labeling each season ss it comes, that people may be able to diatingniah be tween winter and itunaer, and spring and (atoms. Cm Oobbt.—Judge It. J. Cowart pre- ■iiling.—JodgeOowort rendered his decis ion in the case of A. X. Harris and E. F, Blodgett, charged with keoping a gaming house. Harris was fonnd guilty, and fined $100. Blodgett was dismissed by autre foil acquit, because he had been ac quitted before on the same charge. Mr. A. L. Harris gave notice that he would make application for anew trial before the Superior Court. State vs. John Tate, (ool,) charged with Bastardy; fonnd guilty. Sentenoe re served until this morning. Solicitor- General Glenn and Howard Van Epps for prosecution; Thrasher A Thrasher for defenao. This case excited considerable inter est among tbe colored population, and occupied almost the entire day. The father of the defendant is reported to be a negro of considerable moans, and will doubtless carry the cose to tho Supreme Court Seven negro women, aireeted on the oharge of vagrancy, were dismissed, soma at the solicitation of their friends, and others on their own recognizance and word of honor. TbbOosb Aoainst the Roluno Mill. Tho Bolling Mill Company has several persons as stockholders who uro well knows and highly respeoted in this com munity. Wo do not know all of tho per sons who own stock in tho company, but among them are E. Hollond, John D. Gray and Lowia Soofleld, who have al ways stood fair, and never been inspected —much loss aocused—of nnythiug wrong, or that would in tho least rcficot upon ‘thoir integrity. Tho suit embraces Mr. Scofield by name, in tho list of fhoso who are charged with knowiugly perpetrating frauds against tho State. This, how- over, is a matter of form—includ ing those who arc known to be the active business men of tho concern, of ' which) Mr. Scofield fs ohief. His part o( tho business is a geuorul direction and supervision, and not tho management or oven close inspection of its details, fur ther than to look at results. It was an easy matter for all the vil lainy charged against the Compauy and the individuals nam ed to bo carried on, and Mr. Scufiold know nothing of it, and not even suspect it. Wo are not inform al of any evidence having been devoloped showing that ho partioiprated in, or had any knowledge of tho frauds, and the people among whom ho has lived for many years believo he is entiroly in nocent in point of fact—though to-hnio-illy, the Bolling Mill and alt its mauagera and agents way bo involved and proporly named in bring ing an action ogaiust the compauy. When theoase comes to be tried, the law, on the criminal aide, will properly discriminate and apply punishment to the guilty and vindicate the innooeut. Bnt the company is believed to be liable for the amount of money claimed, though, in fact, it may nevor havo gone into its treasury, and in this way it may be that the oompany will suffer for tbe sots of tho guilty parties. How this is wssdo not know. Tha test in the Courts will settle this point also. Daily Pboobboinos or the Sctbehe Covkt, Thursday, March 21tb, 1872. bomb circuit. The following oases were argued: No. ft—Tbe Selma Borne A Dalton Railroad Company vs. H. H. Gamp- Bight of way, from Floyd: Printnp A Fonohe for plaintiff in error; Wright^ Feathers* oa, centra. No. 9—R. J. G. Blake vs. J. B. Camp —Certiorari, from Floyd: Wright A Alex tor plaintiff in error; Wright A I the glistening sye; Count—Bkfix rc-b Fat >nor tnu.i ..ve put bis conk, on wrong ride oat j-ntertay morning; for he talked like toning us •song side cat if we did not quit pub lishing so muon of hie poetry. How we will respect His Honor’s request to-day; but feeling assured that it is tree, gen- nine modesty that prompted this exhor tation ws purpose to resnmo our noble work of embalming the gema of poetic thought that fall from His Honor's in spired lips. His Honor had some distiogniahi-d visitor* yesterday, and he entertained them with the regal suavity of a prince. H.MIOIB WKATBEBSl-OOM waa an ambassadress from tue House ot Dewberry, of Beelzebub I’urk. She came to advise his Honor of tbe return of tbe Siren Queen, Mat Dewberry, whom his Honor had exiled in days gone by, for alluring into her enohanted pal ace the many innocent youths that were once aa guileless s* the lilies in tbe valley of Cashmere. Haggle that Hat bad wandered far and Wide orer. strange and distant lands; in her exile ehe bed met a great bnt ornel prinoe, who, under pretense of protecting tbe wandering exile, bad de ceived and betrayed her and oast her ont on the mercy of » merciless world. She •aid: Ws did not part beneath tha akj. Aa wanner lovers part. Where night ooncaals tha Dot not the throbbing heart; We parted on the epot ot ground Where we firat bid laughed at lore, While even the Jeeta were load around, And the lam pc ahone bright above.'* And poor Mat Dewberry, tha waif, the despised, tbe betrayed, the deceived, the outcast and exile, the onee proud en chantress end siren queen, forgotten by all, and loved by none, bad returned an bumble and lonely suppliant for mer cy and protection. That is tbe way that Maggie talked diplomacy. She was a shrewd ambassador, to whom Intrigue was but a post-time, buther jfnewe availed nothing. She conld not pull the wool over His Honor’s eyes. His Honor said he would bet that killing prince shespoke of was that roue, tho Duke Alexis, and charged Mattie Dewberry $10. UISS PATSY HI OKS was a very amiable lady—when she didn't have the Devil in her. Unfortu nately, His Satanio Majesty got into her yesterday, and didn't get out until Patsy had sharpened her finger nails on the neok of Miss Maggio Weathorspoon. His Honor extracted the rest of the devil that was in her by charging her $10, and she went her way rojoioing be cause of tho Devil that had daparted. IUNN1E BLONDUK clear forgot to put on her olotliea yester day morning. His Honor asked her what in tho name of goodness she meant. Well, yer Honor,” said she, "I went to seo Lydia Thompson last night at the Opera House, and I thought from the nature of things there that clothes wear ing was ont of fashion.” His Honor ex cused her. His Honor then gut into a rolling tide of dust aud swam down into tho city. - No. 10—Loyd Beall va. Wm. Bailey— IIlegality, from Floyd: Alexander A Wright Tor plaintiff in error; Underwood A Rowell, contra. No. II—J. C. Rawlins vs. Mary A. Shropshire—Ejeetment,from Flovd—waa takaa op; Alexander A Wright, smith A Branham and Dunlap Scott for plaintiff In enor; A. B. Wright and Underwood A Rowell, contra. Pending argument of this cause, tbe oort ogooroad tUI Far Slterlflr—Fulton County. Atlanta, Ga., March 21, 1872. Editors Daily Sun: It Beems that too many of those who are charged with de frauding tho State arc getting out of tho way—oacaping through the clutches of tho officers of the law. Somo have forfeited their bail—others have away boforo any arrest was made. But Fry has escaped, anil Evans has escaped, and Hoyt has escaped—all from tho custody of the officers of the law. Now, I shall not, without knowing more than I do, undertake to chargo any complicity upon tho Sheriff, or any of his Deputies, or Constables, or the jail or, or any magistrate, or any one else—nay, I will not even chargo that any ono whatever is at fault or to blame, tor I do not know; but I oannot help suggesting that if we had some other person for Sheriff these things might not have happened—nay, that it is likely— probable—tho men named would not have escaped. ' Mr. Harris and his assistants may have fully discharged their dnty, according to the boat of thoir judgment aud in good faith. I do not say, nor do I ovon inti mate, any imptoper motives or conduct; but I believo tho ease would have been different in other hands. Without intending any improper or un just reflection upon any ono, I respect fully nominate General G. T. Anderson, at present Ohief Marshal of thia city, os a candidate for Sheriff at tho next elec tion. Ho is worthy and effioieut, and in my judgment will exactly fill tho bill Fulton Rkh.vkks.—Wo ohecrtully publish the foregoing. We commend its temper and considerate language, and give it to our readers and the public generally for their due consideration. We cordially indorse all that Fulton says of the fitness and worth otGen.Auder8on,and will moat cor dially support him if he is the ohoioe of the Democratio party in the next cam paign. We do not think a more popular or better fitted man for the office could be selected in Falton county. Mr. Harris is a gentleman who staLds fair, and who, we believe, has tried to diaobarge his duty oorreotly. Whether he has done as well aa he has aimed to do, is a question we will not, at present, undertake to decide. We leave the mat ter for the consideration of the people and the Democratic party. [Eos. Sun. 11b. H.O. Horr Fduto-Hx Us BbPoSt ■d to bb Ibbabb.—We lean that yerierday Cap*. J. L. Mathieeon found Mr. Hoyt in the woods, about seven miles from this city, end about three miles beyond bit residence. He was near the road, and was catching and grabbing at the trees and their branches, and was entirely in sane. He carried him to his house, where even his family did not recognize him till he was in their very near pres ence—so altered was he in in his appear ance. We ore informed, that Mrs. Hoyt aay* tha 1 . about twelve 0 ’ clock on Monday night he suddenly rose ont of ho 1 aud began to dresa himself. She inquired of him what he was aiming to do, when he replied that he bad jnat thought of a man who would go on bis bond, and was going to see him. She urged him to wait till morning, but be replied, saying that when morning came tbe man wonld have hi* business to ut- tend to, and he would seo him personal ly in the night while all was quiet, and was sore by so doing of securing bis name on his bond. Mm Hoyt says she noticed that his language waa a little less coherent than usual, and that liia manner in dressing himself was nnnsnal, while she thought strange of the sudden deter mination (o go out in the night to secure some one to stand security for him. She did not know where he bod gone, or whom he intended to see, aud was very uneasy about him. Capt. Mathieson, we learn, refuses to claim tbe reward of $500 for the appre hension of Mr. Hoyt, offered by Deputy Sheriff Brown. Drs. Johnson and Alexander were sent for to see him. We have not, at this writing, heard from their diagnosis or opinion of his condition. This is certainly a most remarkable cose—one that has filled the community with wonder, and will create astonish ment in the minds of all. His sadden severe illness some weeks ngo, from which he had not recovorod, was equally astonishing. His physicians then said it was caused by mental agony. In "connection with what wo stated of Mr. Hoyt’s caso in our last, it is due to General Gartroll to say Judge Lochranc and Colonel Culberson were associated with him (tho firm of Gartrcll & Ste phens) os counsel, and that they also, with Gcnural .G-. expressed their desire that Mr. H. should not bo sent to jail for tho night, and expressed their full confi denco in his appearing before Judge Hopkins the next morning. It is also proper to remark that ar rangements had been made by which they believed Mr. H. would certainly have been able to give a satisfactory bond, whether it had been reduced in amount or not; hence they were much surprised when they received the report that he had disappeared. It is further due to General Gartrell to say that he advised Mr. Hoyt not to sue ont tho writ of habeas corpus or attempt to give bond, but to go to jail. This w us done ns a lawyer would advise a cli ent to that conrso which ho believed would be best for him, and it wns certain ly good adviee. Mr. H., however, wns not willing to do this, and preferred giv ing the bond. F. 8.—Sinco tho foregoing wns writ ten, Dr. Miller, (tho partner of Dr. Johusou who went in his stead), and Dr. Alexander, have returned, aud they give tho following certifioutes as to Mr. Hoyt's condition: Atlanta, Oa, March Si, 187-1. As tho Fhyfllcion of II. O. Hoyt, I certify that hia condition In uiinil and body la such aa to Juatify and rrqnlra tho officer In chargo of him to allow him or- ory comfort oonototout with hiaaafo custody, and In my opinion tho county jail in Us present crowded state lo an unfit placo for him in hla existing crlUcal otnto of health. B. V. M. MlLLtn. M. D. By request of Sheriff nrowu I vtitted and examined Mr. Hoyt, and fully concur in the ubove certificate. Jamah F. Alsxandsk, M. D. We are further informed that Mr. Hoyt'H cose is exceedingly critical, and that he is not expected to live. He is at his house, utterly proetrate, hopelessly insane, aud may not live twenty-foni hours. Local A HkwAbrivax.—We are DOW open ing the Largest, Ann dooms*! and Cheep eat stook of Ladies’ Dram floods. Laces, EmT-rn'd'ries, Irtoo Points, Drem Trim- mi-fes, .<hj general assortment of Fine Goods, ever before offered by ms, sad we extend an invitation to all to oome and look at our pretty goods. Chamoebux, Boynton A Co. marl7dtf Linoaiid.—This famous actor sur passed himself lost evening. Alico Dun ning is beyond compute perfectly peer less and unrivaled aa Ada Ingot in Da vid Garriok. Altogether, the Lingard entertainment is extraordinary. Even without excepting Forrest and Janaus- ohek, this troupe is the most meritorious over on this stage. Go, by all means, or forever remember you have let slip the most golden of “ golden opportunities.” United States District Court— Hon. John Erskine, Presiding.—The Grand Jnry waa in aeasion yesterday, wbieh mainly occupied the attention of the District Attorney. Tbe criminal docket will aoon be called up. There was no evening session of the Court, and bat one esse was decided yesterday. The oaas of EE. Earnest vs. Tho Southern Eipw Oompany waa continued till to day, when the Court meet* at 10 a. m. Rbas the reward offered by Governor Brown (or the arrest of railroad Vandals. Thanksoivino Surrxn.—We cannot help but commend the spirit and pious enthusiasm manifested by the officers and members of the First BaptldChurch in this city. The social reunion last even ing was a source of genuine pleasure, and, we trust, of muoh good to all who were present. The supper waa arranged with all the taste and elegance that one oould wish. The display of delica ciea waa indeed rare, and tho decora tion* were very tasty, for all of whioh the church is indebted to the enterprise, seal, and public spirit of its lady mem bent. The reunion will long be remem bered os the occasion of thanksgiving for the discharge of the last debt in curred in building tbeir elegant church. Tbe happy guests, loth to leave, tarried until a late hour, oharmed with the many pleasures of the evening. Da. Bo ring.—The Southern Christian Advocate learns that Rev. Dr. Loriug s fractured leg refuses to heal. Though ha has bean shut in for more than eighty days, a recent examination diaeloaes the fact that the fmatured bone has refused as yet to unite, so that he is doomed to the nse of orutches for mouths to come, if not permanently. Tiib Carpet Stork.—The largeat stock of Fine Carpets. The largest stock of 2 and 3 ply Car pets. The largest stock of Cheap Carpets and Mattings, and The largest stock of General House Famishing Goods ever before offered in Atlanta, now on exhibition and for sale at tho lowest possible prices at the Car pet Store of Chamberlin, Boynton A Co, mar!7dtf Japanese Cocoa Sticks made for tho first time in AUsnta, at Blook’s Can- dy Factory, No. 76 Broad street. Broken Candy 20 cents per pound. Chocolate Caramels every Wednesday.— Fresh Candies of all kinds kept constant ly on hand. nov26 Ikir Order Wood from Wells, 78 Whitehall; Goidtsnoven, No. 4 Capitol Building, or Sciple, oorner Decatur and Bell. feb27-tf Woh All qualities of Boot* and Shoes, to be fonnd at reasonable prices, st Robinson’s Shoe Stork, 67 Whitehall street. He means bnsiness. ml6-6 1A. Judge Lochrane’s Office is No. 14, Kimball House. Office hoars, 9 to 1. feb4-tt Read I Read 11 Read 111—It is well known to Doctors and to Ladies, that women are snbject to numerous dis eases peouliar to their sex—such as sup pression of the Menses, Whites, Painful Monthly Periods, Rheumatism of the Back and Womb, Irregnlar Menstruation, Hemorrhage or Excessive “Flow,” and Prolapsus Uteri, or falling of the Womb. The profession has in vain, for many years, sought diligently for some remedy that wonld enable them to treat these diseases with success. At last that remo- dy iias been discovered, by one of the most skillful physicians in Georgia. That remedy is DH. J. BBADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR Ulooming in all her Pristine Beauty, Strength and Elasticity—Tried Doctor after Doctor. Rutlbdoe, Ga., Feb. 16, 1871. This is to certify that my wife was an invalid lor six years. Had disease of the womb, attended with headache, weight in lower part of the back; suffered from languor, exhaustion and nervousness, loss of appetite and flesh. She had become so exhausted and weak, her friends wete apprehensive she wonld never get well. I tried doctor after doctor, and many pat ent medicines—had dispaired of her im provement, when fortunately she com menced taking Dr. J. Brodfield’e Female Regulator. She is now well, and three or four bottles cured her, Improved in health, appetite and flesh, she is bloom ing in all her pristine beauty, strength and elasticity. I regard you as her sa vior from the dark portals of death, and my benefactor. May your shadow never grow lea-<, anil you never become weary in well-doing. mh2 John Shabp. SKIN DISEASES. PERRY’S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY.—The skin medieine of the age. Is warranted to cure all pimply eruptions of the face, Flesh Worms and Blotched Disfigura tions of the skin. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist. 49 Bond street, New York. Sold by any Druggist in Atlanta, wholesale by febl3-eod4m Pxuhbrton, Tayloh A Go. Fob Oomftrollbb General. —Gener al LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. dec29-dtf roR secretary or statr. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERRY is an nounced aa a candidate for Secretary of State, snbject to the Democratio nomina tion. Folder’s Wanted.—Wo wish to em ploy two or three cipert folders to work in our offioe every Tuesday. Wo want nano who will not be prompt, reliable and faithful. tf Special Notice. Tho Announcement mode os tho l«h lnrtxnt thnt vo hod iMoclotod Dr. John 1*. Ikhneotock with onr firm win piom.tura, and Is thl* dsy withdrawn, IB. J. P. Fnhneatock having proved hlmoelf on Impontor end nwlndter. Tbe public will plceae take notice end govern tbomnelroi accordingly. PEMBEBTON, TAYLOR h CO. Much 13. tan. mladhw-tf Atmoapherio Poison. The eprtng inne calls op eomething bceide* the Sowers end grade*. It evolve! from the dxmp esrth turbid riven, 1)1(0001 pools nod blxck moroeeen Ure (ueou%>rovocsUves oldleeose. From tho offal and garhngc of undoes clilns, too, ft exhale* an offlnvta deetruct|T* of heslth end vigor. Ferlodle fever■ of virion* type* are now lSfflnff with nnsmal vtrnlcno. In vnriov* porta of Ur* eonntry. end thnmamcmn- pUinta (tom on quartan ot n etngntartjr nnhonlthy ■print. Whnt Utahn done t» thin cnHcvgoncyf Tha in.wer U rimpU and to the potnL Strengthra tho body. Weaknen* pradleponea the nyetem to dlnenn*. Com mono* at once acoomsf the meet ggsM si Hostetettor’e Stomnoh 1 that the senna of ipUfortconS nevor Infool the phyatqne that hoa bona fortified nod nsetatod with thin llorionn vngetahio rontontlve. dee. end thnt U by In llgmottos ta« body, and la porting * healthy activity Is att us fhnrtfonn. The only epedOc required hr this pwrpone to Hintatter e Bitten. OtsEragstahtataUsse* sllmsnssa aesnfi sad hast Us madtataal UffraltaM l eU the Jnteea and extracts si tha Snort ape proved ftnnta, antt-N.ltouo and loll rtpMn product* of the Sntanl- Bu -u.snd they an mart wake ran lb i |fV rkw In quality to Ihs helloed In prepe. 2* # Unrtaim end ami hs ‘-raptor" pkarutg h Southern ggprtw Co. GREAT HALE OAT Unclaimed Freight. mu FOIdlsOWIVO PACKAO I Unclaimed Freight, remaining in th* oSe« of The Southern Express Cecnpsnj, will bs sold for Cbsrges on WEDNESDAY, AFRIT, 17tli, 187a, Unless sooner celled for : C Box, Alston. J A, AUsnta, Os. pk'ges. Abbet k Bro, « box, Adsms, H J, L»0imnge. Os. box, Alsxsnder, D, Atlanta. Os. bundle, AUyn, MgJ A W. “ package. Aksrs, Mrs W1, - psekags, Allan, Dr H B - valise, Anderson, JO “ machine and box, Anderson, J B, Ack worth. Os. valise, Archer's stable, Atlanta. 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F. COULTER, Aohnt. Atlanta, On., March 18,1871. Inl7-30d etTY UOVXKNMEiVT FOR 1872 MAYOR—JOHN ft. JAMES. lrt WtI-C M Wnnt-KJ Bosoll. C 0 Htetmoofi. M Word—L P Grant, T A Morris. JIB Word—H L WUaoa, T V J HUl. •St Word—A lordna. A L Bowler. professional Curas. WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY A.T LAW CRAWFOBDVILLK, OA. ANDREW H- a. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW Ottoe 281 Broadway, Room 18, oet-tt.N«W VOWK- WALLACE P. REED, Attorney at Isaw, ATLANTA. QA Pi-ofoHslounl Curd, 3-330. S'. miXSTOW, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Police—H Streets—Wit IBM Farrar. LIST OV OOldOTIUii: Finance—Leyden, O.tRic, Hammock. Ordinance—Hill, lioaclfc Mitchell. ' nock. Ranch. Mltch. il. _ A Morris, Leyden, klajes. 3tarrat»-W?i£SDHl^ , T*A"MOTrtc. Fire Department—MltchcU, Farrar, Weil,. FrinUn*—Welle, W L Morrta, T a Morrta. FArrar*' “ d ^Fowler, Welle „,j Ue-ief-Oraat, Ranch, CnaltaUrrr, Msje., Farrar WUeffi, Fowler. w ’ FeiiIicBuiMtnK.andUroond*.-Move., ILun Ul * k and Castleberry. ' ’ Public Schools—Farrar, Wilson. Hill. Tax—Castleberry, Leyden, Fowler. Gas. Lamps. eta-Roach, Well*. Grant. _ Salaries—Hammock, Castleberry. Wilsou, “ „ W L Morris. Mitchell, Fowler. ' Clerk—8 B Love. «^J W —* . randAi . Judge of City Court—R J Cowart. City Attorney—W T Newman. Tax Receiver and Collector—/ H Franklin Superintendent of Streets—Georg* Stewart Superintendent of Alma House—W Y Lsuford Physician at Aims House—O C Hart City Sexton—John Connolly. Cemetery Guard Hunt Asaeaaora—John F Morris, l 8 Mitchell, aud U c »• Isxwson. *. i. tirzvATsiox LAWSON a FITZPATRICK, Attornevs at Law. EATONTON, OA* Will practice in the OcmuV.ee Circuit and Su* preme Court Prompt attention given to Collection* Tho Junior refer*, by permission, to Hon. A. H. Stephens. Hon. P. B. Robinson, Hon. A. Emm, Hon* I* Stephana. octl8-lm JURIAif H. CASEY. PAUL C. HUDSON Casey A Hudson, Atton leys atXsaw Thomson, MoDnffle Co M , » GEORGIA. Notice of Dissolution. Hall Reoper—Pat FiUgibbous. Clerk of Market—Frank Stewart City Engineer—Hugh Angler. Physicians—1st Ward, W r U Pegg, 2d Ward J it Baird; Sd Ward, W H D Thompson; 4th Ward. W \ Judson; 6th Ward, W 0 Asher; Oth Ward, J duiu- tank Wilson; 7th Ward, W H Ora. ““ POLICE DEPARTMENT. Chief Marshal—G T Anderson. 1st Deputy—John L Johnson. 2d Deputy—Jos 8 8mlth. 1st Lieutenant of Polioe—J Sid Holland. 2d Lieutenant of Police— Henry Holme*. Sd Lieutenant of Polico—W H Holcombe. Station House Keepers—H W Wooding, C M Barry, and IJ Cook. Passenger Depot Guards—A Jolt aud Brice Wubb VOUO8M0. J F Barnet, Pat Heffenuan, J W Cason, M M White, W P Kimbro, M W Rasberry, J R Parish, T G j„u«*« L L H to wart, J P Ballenger, 0 R Penniok, baniei Pitchfork, W Jordan, Pat H Owens, KF Couch, E T Holcombe, Barney Lee, J W Fuller, L G Holland, Powell Owen, James McGee, J Ji Langley, J \V But ler, R A Weaver, D P Kendrick, J T Drake, ll o Haynes, W M Hill, J B Barnes, J D Woottou, W c Dickson, W S Hancock, J A Hinton, S U Lou., John OS'heals, Jacob Brewer,„T Buchanan,|W P La .. Ided into three watchcH- tho tour of duty to be eight hours for each watch. 2. In order to familiarise the Police with all part* of the city, the Lieutenants of Police will change tbe stations or beats of their men semi-monthly. 8. The members of each watch will assemble at tl.e Station House promptly twenty minutes before UK- hour for duty for Roll Call and Inspection by tin' Lieutenant, aud will then repair promptly to their several stations. 4. Tho Police foroe being the conservator* of the peace and quiet of the city, will, at all times, wheth er immediately on duty or not, tako cognizance of ail disorders or violations of taw, and promptly arrebt or report the parties, aa may be neceaeary. 6. The Police will, at all times, be courteous aud polite In tho discharge of every duty, and violence will be tolerated only when necessary to enforce obedience to law. G. Drinking and smoking while on duty, loung ing around street corners, or visiting drinking loo n a in uniform, except on duty, is positively for bidden. 7. Each member of tho Police will, st all times, keep himself neat and clean, and appear for duty with boots or shoes nicely blacked, and with buck gauntlets, aud on drill aud inspection, with white gloves. 8. isrunkenness is positively prohibited at all times, and a violation of thft paragraph will subject the offendot- to trial beforo Council. 0. Lieutenants will habitually visit each’ward during bis tour of duty, at least once, or oftcucr if necessary, and will make a written report every morning by nine o'clock of all occurrences taking place during his tour. 10. To promote discipline and increase the useful ness of tho Police, thore will be two drills weekly, at such hours as the Chioi Marshal may determine, ami au inspection of the whole force on each Sunday morning at the hour of nine o'clock. 11. In order to observe violations of law, aud preserve the peaco and quiet of the city, tho mem bers of each watch will extend their visits to all parts of their wards, ss far as practicable, during each tour of duty. Adopted in Council February 2,1872. Gold Dirttlorn. . 8. JACKSON, J. ¥. JULIAN C3r JLa O BE IIOTBIj, JACKSON & JULIAN, Proprietors. A-iiRUHta, - - - - - - Georgliu COLLIER HOUSE! Form rly LittleAsd House. Jessup, - - GooPfiiii. By N. W. COLLIER. KENNESAW HOUSE* MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, O FFER8 PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO families desiring Cheap and Comfortable win ter quarters; only one hour's ride from Atlanta. Address FLETCHER A FREY Ell, ocUO-tf Proprietor h. MARSHALL HOUSE, MFJJVKYf, or. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Day Board *8.00. novSOtf LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AO WORTH. GEORGIA. T able always furnished with the best the market affords. E. L. UTCHF1ED. nort-tf Proprietor. Central Hotel, CKNTRALTsY LOCATED, EAST SIDE BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, OA. Hoard, Per Dajr . - - $3 00 feblG- MRS. F. M. GRAY. BROWN’8 HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA, rraxs SPLENDID FIR8T-CLA88 HOTEL IS THE X large st and best Hotel in the City. It is situa ted Immediately opposite the General Passenger Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance, Eoonomy and at tention of its Employees and attaches it offers great- inducements to the traveling public, than any oth- NELMS HOUHE. GRIFFIN . GA. Nearly opposite Passenger Depot—only ono min- to’s walk. Price Day Board ....... M 30 Jau24-tf MBS. A. M. NELMS. Moore, aud James N. Armor, as formed on the 11th of December, s special partners 1868, for the pur* package, Key, W P, LaOrange. Ga. handle, King. Miss ZDs' Atlanta. Oa. basso. Lease, J B. " parings. Livingston. J T, Morganvllle, Ga. pkff. Loess miss S 6. Atlanta, Ga Pkg*. Lewis D W do pkg. Ltwta W 0 do bx. Loti * M do pet In tog. ane Park do pkg. Ley lose W A, OOrievovtUo, Oa pkg. Lows A Q. Moolotts. Oa pkg.LatgkWO.Neemoa.Gs pkg.LragWA.LaOianga.Ga bdl. Looter B B, Atlanta, Oa pkg. McKay mins K bx. Moors H B, Cwnata*. Oa lived by the mutual oonaent of all the parties above namod. W. A. LAN8DELL. GREEN MOORE. JAMES N. ARMOR, Tbs said W. A. La uadi'll having sold oat his entire io tores! in tbe above signet! will settle all demands in favor of or against mb II-law 11 Guanos! rllHZ nnd.ru,ned b now prqand to rail for X CM*, n time, or In eiekonse for cotton, the following Stamford Fertiliser*, which I ,u*rantre run and Prank, eqart. If not rapertor, t» uifthln. Wham', Bow Bonn fibnrttbblh Dnffdrto'e Superphoephete SmMrwI^mlra.*' Pan Dfimolrad Bens. Grand Bene. Irtrt forts, Urns. BB No. 8POTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, OBOltOIA. (Nearly oppOUte th. PaaMUffa Depot.) Only One Minute’. Wallt, THOMAS H. HAttBIS, Propriete', 0. J. MACTiYLLAM, Snp’t. nortt HAYS» HOUSE- CUTHBERT, GA. UENUY HAYS, Prop’r. Board per day I 3 dectf4f QHEBIl HOUSE, FORSYTH- QA., Near Depot, and onventont to baaincss portion of town. G. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY. Otero. J*® 31 * REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NBWnAtt - - - OKOROIA. [POBTintl.T MrDOWEIX nOUHY I I M PNH Ut> SASSEE N HOUSE, Hotel.) d^BMBB nLABAMA ond PRYOR STREETS. AT \J LANTA. GA. B. »• SABSBEN, A««nt, Proprietor. TBR^V—TnaaientBoorderti, per day I* ®? Mnglo Meal, or Lodging, each....60cents. GEO. W. BAflHEKN| (jterko.
