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k THE DAILY SUN ATLANTA, OAj SiroBTUT Voinnii, Mat 11, 1872. MB~ N«o Adamitemetdt alwayt found •« Firtl Page ; Load and Butinett Nation on Fourth Page. CITY AFFAIRS. Oar Agent In Alaba Major J. I,. Oolkonn, of Tunkcgeo, Alabama, in our duly antliorized Agent for Alabama. He ia widely known all over the South, and ia a gentleman of the bigheet integrity and firat-claaa etanding. E. Nehh.it, E*q., of Social Circle, ia oar General Traveling Agent. He ia moat widely and favorably known all over Georgia aa a oorrect and reliable bnatneaa man. Hia genial Sow of spirit* make him welcome among all claasea o' people. tf Tm Piece school of of the large* and beat of tha toe da Leon picnic to-dy, by the Bait! the First Methodist Church, will be ■ § Mb. T. D. Hswuld, tha Agent of tba Great Hoap Manufactory of B. T. Babbitt k Company, la again in th« city, sad will mania s fcw dtjrt. H, liifuU thorough business mas. Be has baas distributing samples of Babbitt s soap In other cities. JoNSsaoao Msmohiii-—The people of Jonesboro, patriotically and dutifully celebrated tha annlvarsa- ry of tha death of Stonewall Jackson. yesterday, by daoorattng tha graves of the confederate dead. A Maura is AUUMA-Ov young townsman. Mr. Frank Ryan, returned Thursday afternoon from Memphis, whence be brought s fair trophy of a vic tory In the Mississippi Valley. We do not Intimate that he Is an antiquarian, searching for trifling rellos of bloody struggles, but that he is—Married. Be a DAT Be bool Picnic.—First M. E. Church South Atlanta, and the children are requested to moot at the church at 9 o'clock this morning, whence they wlU march lnabody to lbs General Passenger Depot, accompanied by a band of music, and will leave on the Air-Line Railroad train at 10 o'clock, for Ponce de Leon. Bot von Sr. Louts.—The meeting of the Nations Agricultural Association assembles in Memphis on the 17th Inst Each county In the Stale and each Agricultural Club. Is entitled to s delegate, who get transportation for the round trip for only $36. It Is tbs purpose of Mr. O. B. Jonas, of this City, Vice-President for Georgia, to Isays about tho 23d, in company with other delegatee and visitors, all of whom will form s pleasant excursion party. Scranton Conn?, May 3th.— Nearly the whole dsy was occupied with the case of the Slate *». Thomas Crawford, charged with breaking Into the store of James Lyceb. on Deoatur street, and nearly killing Mr. Read. He was found guilty. Thrasher and Thrasher for defendant. Notice was given for new trial. The Jury found Frank Holliday guilty of breaking Into T.C. May ton's Auction Bouse, aud be was sent to the penitentiary for ten years. Be was defeudod by B. B. Spencer and Wa. II. Parsons, E. A. Apaey aad W. A. Adkins plead guilty to bre** In g Into Col. J. M. W. Hill's tnink,#nd were sentenood to work each eis months upon tho county roads. J. N. Jonas, arrested with them, was dlsclisrgod. George t). Thomas for tho defense. Mr. E. B. Jones was appointed a Notary Public. Burxaiom Covet, May 10th, 1IT1.—James A. Andeison. was to-day admitted to practice In the courts of tha State, upon the recommendation of a committee, consisting of Messrs. John A. Ste phens, Robert Baugh and J. T. Pendleton, appoint ed by the coart to examine the applicant. A number of tiue hills ware found by the Grand Jury. FibstWaud Democratic Masting.—In compli ance with the oeil of the Executive Committee of the Firet Ward Democratic Club, the Democracy of the Ward, assembled at the R. K. Lee Engine House, Thursday evening. May 9th, IHTj. 1. U. Mitchell, President of the club, took the chair and called the meeting to Older. The minutes of Uie lael nu t ting a n o read, whsu Mr. Shaekieford moved that all that portfou ol the minutes in reference to hie ection, as r*iresented in Golonal Thomas' report to the last mat ting be re scinded. The motion waa carried uuauimously. Col. T. T. Smith Inquired by a hat authority this meeting had been called. The President stated that the Executive Committee had called It by authority vested In them by the uoi.etiiuttou of the Club, and that it was rightfully call. d. Mr. 0. P. Caasiu thru iuovi d to declare the action of the last meatiug "null aud void," which waa unanimously carried. Mr. Shackleford then resigned bis appointment aa a delegate to tha County Executive Committee from the Aral Ward, and moved that new delegates be •looted. Carried. Jt was then moved, and uusidtiously carried, the! the delegatee be Instructed to noUly Col. T. W. J. Mill that they are elected by the Democracy who want tlm appointed on tho Central Executlva Ooi ■nlttee of Fulton, or elec no appointment* for this Ward. Capt 8. D. llasMt aud J. A. Audt-reou wore then uusnimoualy elected. «. The meeting, which was the largest held »Jn< organisation of the Club, then adjourned In harmo ny, subject to the call of the Executive Committee. I. G. Mitchell, President. J. A. Abdbbson, Secretary. MEMORIAL IKEV1CE9. ADDRESS BY 001.. JAMIES D. WADDELL. That we may present our reader* with this truly eloquent address, other tortures In Msmortam must be dotorred till this afternoon. Suffice to sey here, that the scene in and about the CUy Cemetery waa rare blending of sublimity with beauty. Probably 6,000 people were present. The song, “Beautiful River," and the hymn, “Before (he Throne of God, 1 waa by the children of the Orphans' Free School. At (be close of the latter, the Band played “Corona tion." The Ladles of the Memorial Association, surely must feel perfectly latlallod at such b< arty auimous appreciation of their labors in “preserving ths memory of our fallen heroes, of making beeuti ful the sacrifice of their lives, and of garlanding with dowers the gateway of death." On being introduced by Mr. E. Y. Clarke, the orator, CoL James C. Waddell, spoke as follow*; ends, to perform s pious and grateful service. You have invoked the blessing of Almighty God upon your set of love, of gratitude and of duty. The ground whereon you sUno la holy ground. It Is hallowed by hero-duet; It Is cones crated by the precious tears of widowhood and or- plumage; It is sanctified by the noblest and tendered affections of brave and bleeding heart*—hearts toe brave to break, too tender not to bleed. “In this silent city of the dead," amid these mournful mounds which entomb *0 much of lovosnd of hope, you have come to testify your uufhillng devotion to true, rational, constitutional liberty, aud to Jay the oblatlou* of full and feeling hearts upon the sepulchres of that liberty’s defenders*. Appropri ate. necessary, becoming, pious, dutiful service! Tha cause of those whose memory you tbue honor, flailed. They themselves, ars beyond the reach of ' aud, or force, or flatterj ist knows no waking." Their ears are deaf and conot hear ; their Ups are sealed and cannot speak; their eyes are darkened and cannot see. They reck not of your revetent rites! Still, how noble are these honors of the grave! Nothing •elfish taints their aim; nothing sordid mars their beauty ; no lust of fortune, of favor, or of fame, pol lutes their purity or bedims their lustre. They prove your unalterable adherence to the'princi ples for which your oountry men struggled and suf fered, and bled aud died. They prove that the pil lars of your faith in ths Justice of man and the mer cy of God, are still strong. More: they are Gratl- 1 ’ ‘ testimonial to tiuqusillng Valor. They are tha pure homage of the heart—such as becomes msu- jood. aye, and womanhood, too, to lay upon the •brine of Heroism. They ere Fidelity’s offering to Patriotism. They are Honor’s tribate to Truth. The day you have appointed for ths commemora tion of ou " * * ‘ *“ * proprlafs. of history. Nine years ago this dsy sod hour. Stoncwal surrender _ slat. Whet dsy iu all our Confederate calendar r Rapoanaa'a Covet.—Hi* Honor was as surly and captious as s grixxly bear yesterday morning. It has been the great deairs of his heart for the last tws or three days to "gobble" up a member of the proas. Consequently, he has been loitering about ths saloons and bar-rooais vainly seeking for some pretext on which to bring them up before his august Court; but .he waa sadly disappointed. He says these newapsjier men are a kind of tusgte, super uatoral quadruped anyway. When lu a tight plaee (or in a place, tight) If back «loo» nr sky lights afford no means of —cape, tiutf vanish mysteriously, sad sud denly Ilka ty "mist before the rising i newspaper man," says Ills Honor, "one like the Irishman's ftea; when you put your finger on him, lie isn’t there." In roneaqmaacs of ike disappoint tnant. Hi* Honor became greatly exasperated raster, day morning; and whan LUTuia rux was seaweed of being drunk, and a number of other offenses ebaraderiatlc of no gentleman,except Grant. Hie Honor exclaimed $10 and coats with a veha- aoence that reminded us of the tfcwider-tonea of the daamus court lecturer of last year, bbpy naoca became the unfortuoate victim of sorrowful mel ancholy. and in a vain effort to escape from his troubles, he Hid he sought refuge in s bottle of whisky. Bis Monet, however, thought that the whisky sought refuge ia him. Broun, not being prepared to refute this sleight-of-hand charge, tnsd< an unconditional surrender. Hie Honor put the hser on him to the amount of fid and costs. naauAMia veakeli* lavra hadUrione characteristic of his Illustrious name- sska, hesonld play "thunder and lightning" with rengaan is. Bis favorite occupations, however, and the ones ia art** be specially. excelled, were drink ing whisky and earning like a Heathen. His license cost him $10. hav sice ALroan is an enthusiastic admirer of that great American political juggler and quack farm* r, Horace Greeley, and feeling bound to Imitate all the virtues of hie illustrious necromantic chief, commenced cursing like* Mdue biases." He cnHaued wMfc eommandable perseverance for about two days, but finding txtinself unable to pete with the Champion Cueeer, despaired andflfid denly lay deem In the uidJle of the street to gaze •u the sure. Unfortunately his free «u down, however, he was ensbled to **eae stare." Uie Honor cant oonnlanance the ftendlelw doctrine* of each frtghtewiitn—ttos; on he fined that rensgsls put*. §tetan $6 and coats. was oaUed «p and ehaqgnl with • JukaJL asked him why he had > contempt of court. I ashed him why he had act responded to 1 the day baton. “Och. hat aid Jo . “jar moset know that U waa wises If what was very low yesterday, almost ouraualickul awll t.i' u.1 tb. court OU.McUn. bones lie mouldering bore, he died with the harness on—happy, i*rhap*, iu ignorance of the fete tbat awaited the land be loved so well. Ah! Hum sainted Hero 1 grand type of a glorious cause—whxt true Houthern soul can recall the wailing over the laud thy fall occasioned, without being reminded of tbat more aw Ail scene when He who "spakoas never man spake," said, "It te finished." They who slumber beneath these sods were breve men aud true. They perished in the effort to prueree tbat liberty which the heroes and sages of the first struggle for Independence achieved. Men said it was a goodly heritage; hut they felt that It was also a sacred trust—to be enjoyed, not abused— and theu transmitted to succeeding generations, uudimin isbed and without a stain. In tho effort to preserve and transmit it, they failed—yet, la their merit lees* They could not command, but they deserved beneath shaped their opinions and moulded their characters. They kuelt at s common altar. They worshipped the iiaino Lord of Liberty. The one triumphed succeed made bis “Rebellion"—in the cant of tha day—glorious. The other was vanquished; defeat mads his “Treason"—In th® cant at this day—infa mous. Rut, wherein else did they differ? Twin brothers of Glory I or rather, I should asy. sire sud son of Immortality I whenever human hearts shall anywhere pant, or human tonguos anywhere plead for the Freedom ye loved, their spirits will much your mighty deeds and magnify your im- inrtal names. Together ye go down, crowned to future sgeal Bpcak not of monumonts. “Nothing sun cover their high fame Uitllcsvci No pyramid* set off their memories. Have (he eternal subsume of their greatness. There we sro content to leave (hem. The sleepers bore, wore tho compatrloU of I,o*; some of them he led to battle on pioud and melan choly fields, sums of Hub shared with him (he hard ships aud privation* of tong weary marches; sleep less pickets, scant rations, pellets of mud and snow. One of them. I know, on the historic plains of Ms- nesses, following his ling, “fomnoet fighting fell.” A braver spirit nevor-fought beneath apluinoi Yes, ths gallant Leader of the Seventh Georgia novor saw the day or hour when he would not Uavo piven his life an hundred times ovor,freely, gladly,to the oause of Freodom and of Man. Some call It the “LostTsuse J" Miserable nils, nomer! Such a cause cannot bo lost while love of Liberty—the ruling passion of noble natures— In- spires the breasts of men fit to be free. I do not mean to say. or to intimate, that the struggle will h closed ! The oofitest will be traunfci the arena of arms to the forum of reason, not bayonets, will be the weapon forth mailed, prepared to turn the edge ef every sword and blunt the point or every spear that shall ring upon her harness. Tell mo not tfist ibrs<limi) died in vaiu. No! No! a thousand times no I It Is lufldd despair. JJo who slumbers not nor steeps—our lathers' God—our G**l—does not He assure us. that - tho blood of the Martyrs ia the seed of tbu church," Assisting in this beautiful sendee are (be orphans of Atlauta. Touching exemplification of filial piety aud reverential retncmbrace! children <>t' the Bute! I greet you. Yo are the wards of Glory. Your fath ers left you little patrimony Other than their fame — That waa enough. Some of them sleep here. Whllo bewailing their unttmely fate, t e happy conscious- ness is yours, the sweet consolation Is yours, that they rest in beds of honor. As yo bond o«er their last restlug place, and decorate it with the floral wreath of epriug aud bedew it with tho tears of orphaued love, be proud of your lineage; be thankAtl tbat yo aprang from sqcli lotus;press closer to your hearts tbo legacy of glory tort you—a legacy more precious than all the gold of Ormue aud of lud; richer than tho crown the Bourbon lost, or tho Hanoverian wears. And there, too, kneoliug over the grave ef that martyred sir®, at at (hr altar, re new your vows of eternal fidelity to tho principles for which your father died. the office of guarding these graves, our hearts beat easier. We kuow that these precious ashes wore iu safe keening. Wo felt that the treasure was sate, beyond the dcspoller’e hand, aud novor to become "t»» dumb forgetfulness a prey." The past lathe earnest of the AUure, aud it lisa crystallised our fkftb (ub> confidence. I (Wins, tut a day or two siuco, elope to visit these aods of gloom ami glory. Boleinn stillness reigned around. The first aeuwtitou that filled my breast was ons of loneliness and d* solatoucaa ami saduess. It seemed that "renown and grace per® dead." But theu a moment moi e. grander and more grateful emo tions took possession of the soul. Depression gave place to oxultatlou ; Grief was swallowed up iu Joy; tears brightened into siutlcs ; and l could but recall ths mingled passions that stirred ths bosv>m ol tho Hotuau pareut, who. In a struggling agony of grtel aud pride, exclaimed: "I would not give my dead for tfco best living one of earth 1" I would 006 00 600 00 6 6ft 00 00 85 60 13 66 18 14 SOU 16 00 66 25 m 35 IPO 00 2 00 21 00 6 40 2 60 273 00 6 00 6 00 630 66 67 65 62 04 633 32 346 80 221 00 C 00 20 60 ing lo have streets olmtrod out, as soon as trees moved aud map foruuhed overseer. Adopted. Street—On petition of citlxens, asking that grading be stopped on Decatnr street, recommend tbat prop cr drainage be put down to relieve property from being submerged, and suggest that pipes be put in, Adopted. /Wm*—Adverse to petition of pollcamau 1’eunlrk for pay for lost time. Adopted. ruraaca. The Committee on Finance recommended the pay ment of the following bills: I B MitchbU. Salary ? ~~ “ J C White, Salary J F Morris, Salary T Schumann. J II James, Secret Police A W Jett. 'PBchumsnn, Relief J O Allen, Streets E Guthman, Te* Remitted John Pnghe, Belief Mayes k Bros., ltollef U W McAfee, streets Stearns* A fk-slt, stationery C Madison, colored, relief. J 8 Lumpkin, relief George Stewart, streets Henry Moore, streets TOW Cruasell, streets 8 Pittman, wells and pumps N Tribble, wells sud pumps T Anderson, cost of levyiug, advertising Jl./si., <te«*ds, Ac John Connelly, cemetery pay-rool A Leyden, streets Young A Welsh, streets...,, Estate of P Lynch, streets HunnlcUttA Uellingrsth McNought, Ormond A Co., streets T M Clarke A Co., streets Street pay-roll 4*1 1» Gas Compauy, public lamps 941 25 Total $6,614 86 ORDINANCE. Am OaniiuBcE untiUed an Ordinance to fix and de- flue thn Fire Lhulta of the City of Atlanta. Whereat]Thu fire limits of the city of Allania are not definite and well defined. In some casus dividing city bloaka and lots, for remedy whereof, Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun cil ofjAtlanta. (hat ths fire limits, from and after the of this ordinance, shall bs as follows, vix.: Commencing at the Junction of Peachtree sud Ellis sts., running thence west along Ellis sL to junction of Ellis, Church and Fairlie streets, across Marietta street, along an alley to tho Western A Atlentic Rail road ; thence southeast, along said railroad, to For. •yth Street; thence along Forsyth street to Peter* street; thence east, along Peters, to Loyd street; thence north, along Loyd street to Georgia Railroad; thence southeast, along said railroad, to Collins street, to Gilmer streets; thence northwest along Gilmer street to Ivy street; thence north, along Ivy street, to Kills street; thenco west, along Lilia alieot, to Peachtree, to the beginning point. OoLKTiioarE Univebsitt.—Tbo Joint Committee ou Public Schools and Finance, to whom was refor- r»;d the petition of citlxens for tuition in Oglethorpe University, to be mad* free to residents of At’auta, reported lu favor of voting $60,000 in 8 per eeut. bonds, provided said University will expend the nemo In the crecllou of more eultablo buildings, and that aald University shall ralso the additional $50,003, and shall educate sud allow to bo graduated al- boy residents of the city free of charge who are entering College; and provided further, that said University shall morlgsge said property to the Mayor and Council of the city to secure tho return and pay ment of tho $50,000 in bonds at their present cash value in five years from their Issue. The report was made by COuucilmen Farrow, Hill aud Graut, Councilineu Mite-hei), Hammock, aud Leyden, dis senting. Kx-Govornor Brown and Mr. Btobo Farrow addressod the Council aupportlug the resolution and report. Councilman Mitchell moved to lay the report the table. The motion was lost. Nays—Wells, Roach, T. Morris, Hill, Wilton, Leydou, Fowler, Mayes and Farrar. Yeas—Hammock, W. L. Morris, Mitchell. Councilman Fowler moved to appoint a commit tee of flvo legal gentlemen, including City Attorney, tC investigate the question sud report their action Uie Council. A«'.opt d. Yeas—Wells, ltcack, T. A. Morris Hill, Wilson, Fowler and Mayes. Nays— Farrar, Mitchell, W. L. Mcrris, I.cydcii and Ham mock. Tho Mayor pro ten. appointed Mr. L K. Bleckley, Mr. N. J. Hammond, Judge D. F. Ilsmmoud, Judge Collier and Judgo Jobu D. Pope uiKte-o. ELECTION. W. I.. JcUch and Qsorgu Botnar w ion to succeed those discharged. (Council proceedings will l*o » Jug Edition of to-day ) W LIGHT COLORED OAB8I- mere Paata ia foreign and domestic fab ric*, tho richest haee. KiaiHan k Bno., ml 1 -2t The Popular Clothier*. ry* .Order Wood from Well*, 78, Whitehall; Goidtmioron, No. 4 Capitol Huilding, orSciple, corner Decatnr and Bell. feb 27-tf. n-n-n tcir~ Chocolate Caramel*, Wudue*d,y, April Ud, and every *u-weeding Wednes day, at Block's Candy Factory, No. 76 Broad street. Broken candy 20 cento per i>< und, or six pound* fora dollar. Wedding cake* handsomely ornamented at reasonable prices. SKIN DISEASES* PERRY S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY.—The skin medicine of the age. Is warranted to cure tdl pimply eruptions of tho face, p’luqh Worms and Blotched Disfigura tions of the skin. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist. 49 Bond street, New York. Bold by auy Druggist in Atlanta, wholesale by feb!3-eod4m Pemberton, Taylor A Co. For Moth Patches, Freckles, AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. It i* reliable and harmless and warranted to remove all Brown Discolorations, from the face. Bold by any Druggist in Atlanta. Depot Bond street, New York. announcements. yoil SKt'HKTAHV «*■ STATIC. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERRY is an nounced us a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina tion. Fob CoMiTHOiiLEB General.—Gener- LAFAYETTE McLAWS. dec29-dtf clow t ot1 police- K' A Grain E Louis, Is lu tl ir buaiucNb men lu the erection of a gram elevator !>sr the Railroad Track, in which grain trou tout can be stored iu bulk to the amount of 73.000 * 100,COO bushel) Atlauta is a giuat (Jiitrlbuting point for grain and other Wo-t-rii products. This Is its great sd vsutago. Tlio shipping ot grain lu bulk without tbu loss aud dpuiiHO of sacklug it J* a very great advan tage - saving from 10 to 16 cents iu ths bushel. • An p)»v.»tor would imiuunsoly increase the amount ’ our freights over all our roads, thereby cheapen ing the products of the West to farmers aud cousiL- Ith Mr. Havou. Council Pa.mnnnigits.—Council met iw < ing. Councilman Grant In (he Chair. Present, Counctliueu llill, Hammock. Wilson, Leyden, Mays*. Roach, Mitchell, Wells. T. A. Morns, W. I. Morris, Farrar, Fowler, r rmtotta Of M. hoUcy find M. K. Maher. T. P. Camp A Com pany, for aatenate B rsfgll license. Granted. Of A. W. Hammond, asking that grade of side-walk x South side Washington street )u frs'U* of his lot bs given. Referred to City F.ngtneer. Of T. C. May son, and others, asking privilege of having three auction sales a week. Granted. Of W. L Jurjard, and others, asking for two lamps a Forsyth street. Referred to Gas Committee. Of G. A. Duwsld, asking to bs relieved from dou ble tax. Referred to Tax Committee. Of sundry citlxens, asking that Collins street from Merritt's svsnus to Cox street, bo worked, in ferred to 8tre*t Committee. 4 Of Louis Orris, asklug for free peddler's tte euse. Granted. Of 8. E. Bosworth. asking for $4 remuneration for taking care of a alck pauper, and that aorne disposi tion bs mads of said pauper. Referred to Relief Committee, with power to act. Of Hugh Angler, Otey Engineer, asking for addi tional help. Referred to Street Committee, with power to act. Of T. C. Mayson, aaking prtvtlcga cf making atreat salsa of such articles aa cannot be sold tu the house, for two days of each week, betwen hours of 8 aud 1L Granted. Of John Collier, and others, for extenaion of gas pipes from Junction of Walker and Nelson street- to Evaus chapel Church, ttaferrod to Gas Committee, axroare or comiottbm. ,y/r>rt—Adverse to petition of citlxens for sewer across Bartow street ; favorable for bridge over Bar tow be repaired. Adopted. Street—On petition of Mrs. Dooosn. report that ob structions have been removed. Adopted. Arret—Adverse to petition of J. Lisas, asking for reimbursement for expense* lu constructing sewer. Local Business Notices. »CONTRACTORS and Duildora are rpqueatod to call and examino our stock of White I'iue Doom, Window Sashes, Blinds, Moulding 8ets, before buying elsewhere. They will find itjto their interest. Murray & Frierson, 2t Nex‘ Sun Ofilco, Broad street. |k£- STRiriSDDRILL AND DUCK suits, whit«> sUmo aud bull colors, very genteel anil comfortable, at Eisema.n k Bro, 5G \Yhitclmll street. ml 1-2 -—■ 1 - ► ♦ -a - ■ — Jfcy'* DEPARTURE.—Pullman Pal too Sleeping Cur, Milwaukie, leaves to night by Western k Atlantic Railroad. Tbo “ Racine ” Ipayef to-piorrow night. todr NORTH, EAST AND WEST, is* •Street—Advene to prtiUun of W. I*. r*tillo, asking fur dimagta occasioned by atreri gradUlg. Adopted. Amt—Adverse to petition of Margaret A. Rust, asking for damages to property. Adopted. •are*-Favorable to petition of C. M- Payne, ask *5*- OUR STOCK IS SIMPLY IM- meuse. None uced go away dissatisfied. Every one cau be suited. mll-2t Eiskman k Bro. «*>• CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.— I have purchased tho extensive Cigar Maiiufcatory of M. Salhidc, iu this city, and shall coufiutio the 341110 on a much ou larged scale. Messrs. H. II. Witt A Co., Auction A Coz&mituion MerobunU, Peachtree street, Atlanta, Oa., ore nolo agent* for my ci gars, to whom all orders should be ad dressed, und who are able to supply them in any quantity upon reasonable term a My cigars arc made of the beet materi al and warranted to give satisfaction. Patronize Home Industry. I call special attention lo my “Henry Cloy” and “El Qusto” brand*. my3-1 m M. P, Gal khan. A NEW INVQIC® of MOHAIR, Set Alpaco and Drab-d’ete Coat*, and all oP*» - s# mionable goods at Eihbman k Bbo.m, ini 1 -2t The Popular Clothiers. 1$^Judge Isochrone • Office is No. 14, Kimball lloum*. Office hours, ^ to 1. feb4-tf. Change of Schedule. Fastest Route to and from NHW TORK. Western & Atlantic R.R. Or*ICS Mastku Tuankportatioii $ Supervisor, Atlanta, U*., AprU-17,1872. Du und After Sunday, the 21st Instant Day P*H*«uger Train (outward] leaves AtlauL a if., CouuscUng at Kingston with THROUGH FAST LINE TO NEW ORLEANS Eust TeimeHsee Through Line tu New York Tl|ie 48 Houri 30 Mfnutral Night Passenger Fast Lin# to .NfVi'prjj. Itayt'B At lanta 11 10 r. Xi., via Fast Teuuessuu and Geo gia, at Dalton, or ntmHiVKS tJT JTMJVTJ 3 50 J*. *n. Arrives in Atlanta 130 A. M »pl7-lm E. B. WALKER. M. T. N. OJ4.1. G. T. 0 out tuke. Dr. J. M- Alkxandeb Dunn, Ogletree 8c Co., WHOLESALE PnODUCB, GUOCF.BY AND Commission Morehants, Mitchell steeet, ATLANTA, GA. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Charleston & Savannah nouTua. ON AND AFTER TUURSDAY, April 18tli TVlL FrelghtBlII# must be paid dally op ou.dpllvsry This is reudered necusssry m cuuscnusuce of dally iibstracta and balauces drawn at sight, one against the other, between th* Railroad and Hteamship Oompautea, in all matters pertaluiug to the trnna- lM>rtatio»of freight; and tho regulation* requiring delivery ageut to make prompt collections. H. P. CLARK, Atfsnt Macon k Western Railroad. ED. A. WERNER, ap l7-'2iu Ageut Georgia Railroad. NOTICE. EORGIA—OGLKTBORPB COUNTY. Islington, Ga , April 10, 1872. 1 ap!7* U. ADKINS. Shoriff. lionglrllow Heard From. The Coopers Aboat to Stave off Work The Georgia Hatlroad Stockholders’ MeeClag. asargenls Sarreaderlag—Spaia to Call France to Accoant. Action of H|s l)cti|orr*tle Committee ljjU2i5 Reward. SMALL SORREL MAKE, C years old, with the left aide of her head roau or gjay.witb a small tumor the right nostril, white spote ou her back, very frisky; supposed to have been stolon by a negro, five feet ten or eleven Inches high, 26 or 30 years old, very whits taelR. and poorly clad when he l,efL Ths animal was stolen If wUc* oast of this city, to7 d3taw-wlt A. J, ODOM. Columbus, Ga. NOTICE. pAIlTlEd DESIRING TO RENT EITHER OF the three Stores uow under contract to b« fluishal in front of ths main entrance to ths Kimball House so as to have them completed to suit their business, wiU call ou Mr. Gooduow in ths Republic Iusuranos office, cr apply toms. I hare yet some room* to 1st la the corner Build ing oa Ute Block, which will sooa he completed. ap3 tf O. A. LOCHRANE. NOTICE. OtORUU-OGLETHORPE COUNTY. / \PF1CX of Uie Clark of Uie Hnprrior Oourt-The * ' public Is hereby notified thex the officiel edver- "•nil of this office wl!l hereafter be published ia ths nkllmifm hmm. Lsxmgtoa. Ua., April 10. 1*72. |JEU. H. LETTER. i apl7- Clerk SupenorOoort. ATLANTA MARKETS. COBBECTKD DAILY A77.ANTA. Farnxr. May 16. 1871. COTTON—Market firm at 21 If from wagons; 22 from warehonse. BaooiMo—17@19—no demand. Plow Hum 28. Isow Trea—6,';®6. FINANCIAL.—Gold has advanced ons cent; baying 1.11; selling 1.13. Bilveb—Buying 1.04; selling 1.07. ExcHAvaa—Buying at par;aedlag > 4 per cent, pre mium. Bonds akd Stocks—Goorgla 6a, 76^77; 7a, 87(fr 88; New Georgia bonds at the Slate Treasury, 90. Atlanta City Bonda-7s, 748375; 8a. 84#86. Au gusta. 83@86. Georgia Railro.d Stock, 98^1.01; Georgia RaUioad Bonds, 37@100. Atlanta and West Point Rnllroed Stock, 93@95; Atlanta and Weat Point Railroad Bonds, 98@100. Macon and Western Rail road Stock, 1.03@1.06. Atlanta NaUonal Bank 1.10. Oroeerlea.—Coitkb—Rio, 22@26; Java, 80@34; Mocha,40; Lagoyre, 28. SYBCrre—New York, 60(290; Silver Drip* 80@86; New Orlseim—prims, 72@76; Florida 46@50; Sugar House, 34; by Hogshead 80. Suoak — Coffee A, 13V. Extra C, 12V. Crushed, Granulated, Powdered. 14; N. O. Choice, 12*; Common 10V, Fair, 11; Prims U){; Snow White, 14>«; Demarara 12>^@1S. Tkas—Black I.00@1.25; Green 1.00@1.60. Miscellaneous —Soda — Boxes, 9c ^ lb; iu kega 7Xc ft lb. Cream Tartar. 50@55; Yeast Powders par dos, 1.66; Bseawax 16&30; Raga—cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, 9. Brooms $2.606*6 per dox. Gakdkw Scroa—per dozen package—under 25 dos. 36; over, 30. Candlzs—Adamantine, 21 (<*21 jf, Soar—Bar, 6@10. Salt—Liverpool, per aack, $2.10; Virginia, 2.00. PB0VI8I0NS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES—Buttku —Country,25@40; Beat Ooahen, 40; Western Re serve, 25@35; Teuueasee, 30@33; Kentucky oonu- try S6@3T. Cbeksv—Choice Factory, 20@21. PoULT»T—All hens 36o; Mixed lots 33@34c. Sumdeiks—Eggs per dox. 16;packed; Uico9.*{($10i Hominy per barrel, $6-60; Pearl Grits $6.50; Maca roni 26. GRAIN, MEAL, Ac—Conn—by car load, prime white 96; yellow aud mixed V2<&93; corn uu-al 90@95. Wheat—Nominal-Red $1 90@1.96; Choice White $2; Inferior $1.80. Oats—G5@70. Stock i'cas $1.C6@1.76. MEATS, Ac—Bacow—Should** 7; dear rib aides 8X; clear aides 9; Hama—11@12; Sugar cured llkgjiav Bulk Meata-ShouUlers6; clear rib aides 8; clear aides 8}{. Laud—Tierces 10' 4 @lOV; Cans 12; Bucketa 12j, Country 91^@10. Butchxw’s Meats—Beef—Kentucky sud Teuues- see HK<9ll; Corned in kegs, lo@16; Spiced 20. Hogs T>^@8; Mutton 16@18; Veal 10; Sausages—common 16; Head Cheese—plain 15; fancy 20. Floub—Flue, $7; Superfine,$7.60; Extra $9 00@9 25 Family. $10 U0@10 60; Extra Family, 10 76(q»ll 60; Fancy, $11 76@19 60. FORAGE, PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.60 %l 100 tha; Oil Meal 1.60; Shipntuff 1.80. Hat—Timothy 1,96@2; Clover Hay 1.85@1.90. HIDES AND LEATHER—Greeu Hidea 7@7J<1 Green Salt8^@9; Dry 16@16. Lkathkb—Calf Skins—Domestic $30@$44 dozen; French $45@$GO. Harness Leather 38@46 V lb. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27@33S ; Oak 28@60; Split 40. Kips—Oountry 45(g)60 $1 lb; French, V dozen, $48@70. DRY GOODS—Cambrics—glazed, 9@11; paper 18X @14*. Bleached Cotton, 9@21. Cottonades 20@25. Ginghams—heavy, 13<$10; Scotch, 32@?8;Chambray 22X027H. Tickings 9@32. Calicos—Bedford 8X; Wsmsutta 9; Atooskesg end Arnold, 10X; Garner A Go., 11V, Albion, 12; Spragues, AJ lens, Dun noils, Conestoga, 11X; Dolly Vardeu, 12013. Flannels-Red, 26045; White. 26087X; Opera 40002 X> Faotoby Goods—Sheetings and Shirtings—Augus te aud Oolmnbu*—4-4.18XJ 7-8.13; M. 10; Drllllnga 14; Georgia Checks, 16; Stripes, 14; Osuaburga 16 @18; Yarns, $1.65. Oottou Rope 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES, Ac— Poaches, 2 lb cans, $2@$2.75 per dozen; 81bcau*,$3@ $4 per dozen; Peas $2.76; Pine Apple, 21b cans, $3.26; Strawberries, 21b, $3.75; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.26 @2.40; Oysters, lib, $1.37@$1.60; 21b, $2.60@$2.75; Sardines, ft case $290$25. Cbackkes— -Krated, 9010 ; Butter 708 ; Cream 11@12; Picnic 7@9; Soda, 608; Sugar. 9.‘,@11, Candy—Stick, 1C@17; Fancy, 18050. Nuts—Almonds 22025; Brazils, 17018X; Filberts, 15017; Pecans, 17018X; English Walnuts, 22025 Peanuts, $2.300$2.75 V bushel. Pickles—Pints, V dozen, $202.26; Quarts, $3.26; Half Qfllons $5.50, Gallons $7.50. Brandy Ohurrlca— Quarts, $fl dozen, $5; Poaches—Pints $3.25, Quarts $4.60. Srioga—Allspice aud Ginger, 16018; Cloves, 26 Cinnamon, 90: Nutmegs, $1.40@$1.60; Mace, $2 Mustard—2 ox., 5<i; Pepper, 25028. Veqbtadlks, Ac.—White Beaus per bushel $3.85@ $4; Irish Potatoes por barrel $2.7603.25; 8weot po tatoes $150; Y’ams$176 per bnshel. FRUITS.—Applos—Green ft bbl 7 5009 00; Dried 5X@8. Peaches—peeled 23X; unpseled 4. Oranges 0 6007; Lemons $606 60; Cranberries $1 bbl $16018, FISH-White Fish—family $6; No. 1, 6 60. Mackerel-kite, No. 1, 1 80; No. 2. 1 60; No. 3, 1 30 Half harrels—No. 1, $8; No. 2, $7; No. 3, $6. fish 708. FERTILIZERS-Cash prices-$10 added on time •ales. Baugh's Kawbono, Wan do and So* Fowl, $55 V ton; Chesapeake, Cotton Food, Dug dale. Magnum Bon tun, Patapsco, 160; Soluble Pacific, Whann’s, $56; Land Plaater, $18. FUEL—^Wood V cord—Retail prices—Oak at yard $4; delivered, $4 50; aawed and split, $5; delivered, $6 50; Uiokory, 60c. added to above prlcea, Coal, $ bushel—Anthracite, 65; Lump Coal, 28 by car load—retail 30; Blacksmith'a, 24025, HARDWARE-IgpN-Nw«4«. «*t bar 5 6>,; round and square 6>|01O; band 708; sheet $10013; Home shoe 708; Nallyod 11012X; Horse shoes ^ keg $7 0007 50; Mule shoes $8 00@8 50. Nails-V keg, 10d to «0d, 6 ?5| 8d, 6 60; 6d, 6 75, 4d, 7 00 ; 3d, 8.36; flu*. 9 76; finishing—different kinds, 75c. on above prices; Horse shoe V box, 20@ 40 per pound. 8tezl—Cast, 22025; Qermaa. 15018; Plow 9011. Miscellaneous—Axes, Collius, $13.60014, dos;Ten Eyck,$12.60013. Spades perdoa-Ames$17, 00. Rowland $14.00 Shovels—Amss, 16.00; Row land. $23.00. Hoes—Soovill'a, $8.50010 uu. Hcovill pattern $7.2609.00. Carriago axles — Con mon, 10c. Springs 20022c; Traces 80@$1 per pair. Smoolblug Irons 7X0Kk)i Hollow ware 6< a (ui8c. Cotton cards—Wbittemores, $6. Gun caps — G D 40—full count, 45; Water Proof 90. Shot—per bag, $2.90. Powder per keg, blaatiug $4.76. Hide, per keg $7; half keg $3.65; quarter keg $2.15. Grind stones per lb—Ohio 2X03; Nova Scotia 3@4. OROCKERY AND ULAHS-Origlnal pgks. (repack ing higher) Plates, 0 C 6 iuchoe, 30, 7 inches 36, 8 Inches 40. Granite, 6 tnchea 60, 7 iuchsa 56. Teas—per ast-.-C C, 14; Paiujed 16; Uraulte— bandied, <0; uubaijdfod, 6ft. Window Glass— Per box : 8 by 10,'$4 60 to 5 10 by 12, 4.25 to 5.00; 10 by 14, 6.60 to 6.00; 10 by 16, 6.26 to 0.00; 10 by 18, 6.25 to 6.00; 12 by 18, 6.60 WOODEN WARE.—Pail* - Two hoops, brass bound, Juuiper, $7 per dos: do Pius $6.60; Painted 2.76. Tubs—painted—nest of 8, $4; Sugar Boxes per rack, $3.26. Washboards per doa.—wood, 2.60; slue $3, combination $4. Wcll-bnckets — long . $6- LIVE STOCK-Beef CaJUo - medium 4@5X prime 6X00; first grade, 6X; good steers, 6 @6. Milk Cows $35060. Hogs 406; shoals 406. Horses—few §u4 lu fair demand. Mules—scarce aud ready sale; good average $1150250. Sheep- medium to fair, 606; prims to choice (kg, 7. LIQUORS— B»ANpr—Apple and Peach, $2.50 to 3.00; Cherry ami Ginger, 1.60 to 2 00; Cognac—Do mestic, 1.60 to 2.00—Foreign, 5.00 io 10.U0. Whisky—Bourbon, $1.25 to5.00;<^>rn, 1.00 to 2.00; Rectifisd. 1.00 to 1.26; Roberteou Co., 1.26 to Rye. 1.33 to 5 00. Wises. Ao.—Madeira. Port, Sherry, per gallor $2 to 6.00; Chami«gne—California, per case, $15.00 to 20.00; Imported, per basket. 25.00 to 33.00. Gin —Domestic, $1.50 to 2.00; Foreign. 4.00 to 6 0u. Run—N. E. $1.50 to 2.00; Jamaica, 4.00 to 6,00. TOBkOCO— Low grades souud dark 67060; low grades sound mahogany 60062 X; medium mabo- gany 66070; medium bright 70060; good bright 80 0$t00; frrorit* brands of Am $1 U>0l 36; Isaf, Virginia, IS. ClOABS—per U. domestic $26 0100; Imported Snorri—Maccaboy, to Jan per IM, aal 63; Scotch IS 1 ot cans por grose $16 00; Bcoleb lu hotels* per doc., $4. OOVEKIVMNBT OF OKORG1A. MADISON BEId*. Comptrollt-r-GeneraL NKDOM L. ANGIER, Ireasarer. NAT. J. HAMMOND. Attorney-General. EDWARD A. FLEWELLYN, Sup't Public Works. GU8TAVU8 J. ORH, Sup’t Public IuatrucUon. kl'PREMKIOlRT. HIRAM WARNER. ) HENRY KENT McKAY, J Judges. W. W. MONTGOMERY, ) HENRY JACKSON Reporter. IilOISLATIVK DEPARTMENT. SENATE. L N TRAMMEI.i.. President of Renats. B B HINTON, Vloe-1 rcsidsnL T W J HILL. Secretary of Seuato. SENATORS—POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED. PEMocxats; Flret District—R E Lester, Savannah. Third—John C Nlcholla, Blackahear. Fifth—M Kirkland. . Ninth—Reuben Jones, Newton. Ga. Tenth—Carey W Styles, Albsny. Eleventh—Levi C Hoyle. Dawson. Thirteenth—Robert C. Black, Americu*. Fourteenth—€ C Klbbee, HawkiusviUe. Fifteenth—D W Cameron, Jacksonville. Sixteenth—H Hicks, Wrlghtavllle. Seventeenth—Joseph Cone. Nineteenth—Columbus Heard, . Twenty-second—Thomas J Simmons, Macon. Twenty-fourth—B B Hinton, Buena Vista. Twenty-Ninth—Wm M Reese, Washington. Thirtieth—J H McWhorter, Maxeys. Thirty-First—William 8 Erwin, Clarksville, lliirty-Third—M Van Estes, Homer. Thirty-Fourth—M A Candler, Decatur. Thirty-Fifth—George HiUyer, Atlanta. Thirty-Seveuth—G. W. Peddy, Frauklin. Thirty-Ninth James R Brown, Canton. Fortieth—C J Wellborn, Blairsvilie. Forty-First—John A Jervis. Morgantown Forty-Second—John T Burna, Rome. Forty-Third—L N Trammell, Dalton. Second—T 0 Campbell, Darien. Fourth—J M Column, Brunswick Sixth—Joshua Griffin, Valdosta. Seventh—William L Clark, TboipsfiviUe. Eighth—Benjamin F Bruton, Bain bridge. Twelfth—Thomas Crayton, Lumpkin. Eighteenth—Benjamin Conley, Augusta. Twentieth—George Wallace, Milledgevilte. Twenty«-Fir*t—James B Deveaux, Clinton. Twenty*Tblad—1 II Audersou, Fort V«lley. Thirty-Second—J C Richardson, Dawsouville. J. B. CUM MING, Speaker. W. D. ANDERSON, Speaker pro tem. J. D. WADDELL, Secretary- DEMOCRATS. Appling—Lemuel Sellers, Holmssville. Baker—Henry Tarver New Ion. Bartow— Jobu W Wolford, Caitersvllle, John W Gray, Adsirsvillo. Bauks—Nathaniel Wofford, Homer. Berrien—H T Peeples. Nashville. Bibo—C A Nutting, O A Bacon. J B Ross, Macon, Brooks—James 11 Hunter, Quitman. Burke—Robert A Murphy, Thomas M Berrien, Duncan Cox. \t a> nesboro. Butte—Thomas F llauuuoud, Jackson. Charlton—John Paxton, Traders’ Hill. Chatham— Isaac Ru>sell, Emanuel lleidt, John J Kelley, Savannah. Campbell—John Goodman. Fairburn. Carroll—Joseph 8 Pentecost, Carrollton. Catoosa— W H Payne, Ringgold. Chattahoochee—David C Cody, Cusseta. Chattooga—C C Cleghorn, Summerville. Cherokee—John B Richards, Canton. Clay—John B Johnson, Fort Gaines. Clayton—Hiram L McConnell, Jonesboro. Clinch—Hamptou A Mattox, Homerville. Cobb—Wm D Audejxou, Wm P Audersou, Marietta. Coffee—Jobu M Spence, Douglas. Colquitt—Isaac Carlton, Moultrie. Columbia—U V ytovall, 8 C IfSiukiu, Appling. Crawford—Wm Rutherford, Knoxville. Dade—E D Graham. Trenton. Dawsou—Jobu Palmer, bawsonvillo. DeKalb—W L Goldsmith, Decatur. Dooly—John H Woodward, Vlenus. Early—Wrinkly Chancy, Blakely. Echols—R W Philips, SUteuvlUo, Effingham—Morgan Rawls, Springfield. Elbert—Emory P Edwards, Elbertpu. Emanuel—w P Rountree, 8waiusboro. Fonln—Wm. Frauklju, Morgan ton. Fayetfo—wm. Whatley, Fayetteville. Floyd—Dunlap Scott, Jtome. Foraytli—Isaac L Hughes, Humming. Glascock—W O Braddcy, Gibson. Gordon—Joel C Fain, Calhouu. Greene—It L McWhorter, Penftcld. Owinuett-W E Simmons, G H J ones, Lauren oeville. Habersham—Garnett McMillan, Clarksville. Hall—L A Simmons, Gainesville. Hancock—Goo. F Pierce, Jr., F A Butts, Sparta. Haiuiltou. Hart—Jamca W Jones, Hartwell. Heard—Britton Slum, Franklin. Henry—George W Bryan, McDonough. Irwin—Reason Paulk, lrwinville. Jackson-John R Hancock, Jefferson. Jaaper—Andrew J Watters, Monticello. Jefferson—W P Johnson, A Beaaefey, Ixjuisrille. Johnson—Wm. II klortiu, Wrighlsvillo. Joucs—Benjamin Barlow, Clinton. Laurens—C J Guyton, Dublin. Lee—II B Lipaey, Sforkeville. Liberty—J W Farmer, Ulnesville. Lincoln—Henry J Lang, Lincplntep. CITY ilOVERNMEWT FOR 1872. MAYOR—JOHNH. JAMBS. A Ward—£ J Iteach, CC Hammock. JIacon—lfinos L Hill. Madison—Ihsoc J Meadows, Dauielsvillo. Marion—Thus W Harvey, Uueua Vista. Meriwether—J W Moreland, Greenville. Montgomery—Jus D Clemente, Mouut Vernon. Miller—Isaac A Bush, Colquitt. • Mitchell—L A M CoUiua, Camilla. Miltou—James M Howell, Alpharetta. Murray—S E Fields, Spring Place. Muscogee—J Fl'ou, Colnmhue. Newton—J M Hummers, J B Davis. Covington. Oglethorpe—W W Davenport, Point Peter, J F Smith, Stephen’s P O. Paulding— K A Trammell, Dalasa. Pierco—Daniel E Knoles, Blackshear. Pike—John H Baker, Zcbulon. Polk—M II Brunu—Cedar town. Pulaski—11. W. Anderson, HawktnsvUle, Booth. Putnam—J A Ethridge, Kateuton. Quitman—James II Uuerry, Georgetown. Schley—0 B Hudson, EllsYiUe- Screven—John C Dell, Hylvania. Spalding—David H Jobuson, Griffin. Sumter—C T Ooode, 8 U lover, Americua. Talbot—P Morria, J B Woodall. Talbotton. Taliaferro—8anmul J Flynt, Ciawfordvills. Tatnall—Jona B Breutop, ReidviUu. Taylor—Wm G Uab<mau, Butler. Telfair—H L W Craig, Temperance City. Terrel—John R Jones, Dawson. Towns—Daniel W XlUion, Hiwsssee. Twiggs—E 8 Griffin, JefleraouviUe. Walker—J Y Wood, LaFayette. Walton—Charles L Bowie, Monroe. Ware—D Morrison, Waresboro. Warren—T J Barksdale, O L Cloud, Warrenton. Washington—J W lleufroe, U Taylor, Saudcrsville. Webster—Alfred C Bell, Preston. Wilkinson—C 11 Hooka, Irwinfon. Worth—Royal U Jenkins, Isabella. uftnunun. Camden—Henry 8 HUlyer, SL Mary’s. Decatur-*-J D Williams, Bain bridge. Coweta- U J Hergeaut, Newuau, Houaton —J R Griffin, Fort Valley. Meriwether—W U F Hall, Greenville. Monroe—J Brown, Forsyth. Dougherty—P F Putney, Albany. Stewart—J B Mansfield, Lmnpkiu. Thotuoa—J Battle, Thomasvine. Pickens—John M Allied, Jaapey. coixiMRD WEWBxas—n*rupLip48s. Baldwin— Peter O'Neal, Milleogeville. Clarke—A Richardson, Watkiuaville; M. Davis, Athena. Coweta—8 Smith, Newntn. Decatur—A lirutou, Uaiubridge. Dougherty—P Joiner, Albany. Stewart—J A Lewis, I.umpkiu. Greens—Abram Colby, Oreenst'oro. Glyuu—James Bins, Brunswick. Houston—Geo. Ormond, \rby Simmone, Fort Valley. Monroe—Q H Clower, Forsyth. Morgan—M Floyd, A Dukes, Madison. McIntosh—T G Campbell, Jr, Dartau. Thomas—A Fred Atkinson, Thomaavillp. ^NY PERSON HAVING Atlanta Street Itailroad Stock For the West End Line. For Sale, can find a buyer by addressing W, 96ft-lt P. o. Box 273, Atlanta. Brick* ! UKit'KS ! Brick* ! ^8 GOOD BRICKS AS EVFJt WERE USED IN this city. Can be supplied in any quantity. Call at Cox 1 lull’s Store, examine samples, and leave or. der *’ J. N. SMITH. MW. .flJtSU, > Pa L‘ Urr *»“• On^ator, ic*a~«w.a. jht, mwo «ra«., ’ iru*ata k U. oU pons, to toao fovon. and hopes by aitenffisn to hsaatasea to merits continuantsofths aarua. ‘ 3d Wsrd-L P Grant, T A Morris. 0th Ward—J P Mayes, W L Morria. 7th Ward—R C Mitchsll, R M Farrar. Ordinance—lliil, Roach, W. L. Morris Police—Hammock. Roach, Mitchell. Cemetery—T A Morris, Leyden, Mayo*. Streets—Wilson, Grant, Leyden. Markets—W L Morria. Util, T A Morria Fire Department—Mitchell, Farrar. Well*. Printing—WelU, W L Morris, T A Morris. Wells, Pumps aud Cisterns—Fowler, Wells and Farrar. Relief—Grant, Roach, Castleberry, Mayea, Farrar, Wilton, Fowler. Public Buildings and Grounds--Mayas, Hammock, and Castleberry. W L Morris. Mitchell, Fowler. orncEEa. Clark—8 B Love. Treasurer—J W Goldsmith. Recorder and Auditor—A W Mitchell. Judge of CUy Court—B J Cowart. City Attorney—W T New City Sexton—John Connallj. Cemetery Guard Hunt sod W. P. Bolin. Assessors—John F Morris, 1 8 Mitchell, aud K C White. Magazine Keeper—J 8 Porter. Kafi Keeper—Pat. Fltsgibbone. POLICE DEPARTMENT* Chief Marshal—G T Andersou. 1st Deputy—John L Johnson. 2d Deputy—Joe 8 Smith. let Lieutenant of Polloo— J Bid Holland. 2d Lieutenant of police— Henry Holmes. 3d Lieutenant of Police—W H Holcombe. Station House Keepers- -H W Wooding, O M Passenger Depot Guard*—A Jett and Brice Webb. pouoeke*. J F Barnes. Pat Heffermau, J W Cason, M M White, U J Haltzclaw, J M Stewart. J R Parish, T G Jouea. L L Biewart, J P Ballenger, C R Pecnlck, Daniel Pitehford W Jordau, Pat H Owens, B F Couch. U T Holcombe, Barney Lee, J W Fuller, L G Holland, Powell Owen, James MoGeo, J R Langley, J W But ler, BA Weaver, D P Kendrick, J T Drake, RO Haynes, W M Hill. J E Barnes, J D Wootten, J O Simmons, W 8 Hancock, J A Hinton, 8 H Lowe, John O’Sheals, Jacob Brewer,.T Buchanan, W P La nier, T G McUan, Boo. ' ‘ — Ham Flynn, D M Queen, < RULES VUE THE OOYKKMMEXT Of THE POLICE. 1. As directed hr Mayor and Connell, the Police stations or beats of their men semi monthly. 3. The members of each watch will assemhlo at the Station House promptly twenty ml* *tee before the iveral stations. 4. The Police force being the conservator* of ths peace and quiet of the city, will, at aU times, wheth er immediately on duty or not, take cognizance of all disorders or violations of law, and promptly arreat or report the parties, as may be necessary. 6. The Police will, at all times, bsoourteous sud polite in the discharge of every duty, And violence will be tolerated only when uecessar to enforce bidden. 7. Each member of the Polio# will, at all times, keep himself neat and clean, and appear for duty with boots or shoes nicely blacked, and with buck gauntlets, and oi* drill #ud inspection, with wliito gloves, 8. A/runkenucss Is positively prohibited at all imes, aud a violation of this paragraph will subject the offeudei to trial before Council. 9. Lieutenants will habitually visit each ward during his tour of duty, at leaat once, or oftener if necessary, and will make a written report every morning by nine o'clock of all occurrences taking place during 14* tour. 10. To promote discipline and Increase the useful* n<-ns of the Police, Glare will be two drills weekly, st such hours as the Chiel Marshal may determine, and an iusuectfon of tfie whole foroe ou each Saturday evented <4 tfie hour af three o'clock. 11. n order to ohaerve violations of law, aud rervo the peace and quiet of the city, ths mem- SASSEE N HOUSE, (Formerly United States Hotsl,) E. R. SASSBBN, Agent, Proprietor. TEB^Y—Transient Boarders, per day $2 OC Single Meal, or Lodging, each....6Qboents l GEO. W. 8A88EEN, 1 . MAJ. M. C. MARTIN. J Ll ® r “‘ T. G. GRESHAM. Steward. Jau20 Dr. J. A. OLOPTON, Of Hlwl«WU(, jIla,, Ha* been apocially called to the ci{y again, and may bo consulted at tho sAsssiHnNr zzouaxi, fora fow days. All who may bo troubled with PILES,FISTULA, STRICTURES Tumor*, diseases of ths bladder, etc., may be per fectly relieved. If they will call in time. Dr. 0. removes all kinds of tumours from the size of a shot to the largesf sized tumors. He refers to many of the medical profossora of Georgia who hava been his patients. mS-tf Wnntod. ^ to work op thp Savannah k _.§a fo. works immediately will call on or address W. L. SALISBURY. President, oxyKMt gpeiikft. Aia nunkriipl Sale of tin- Benton — AT — ‘•Barney" WlllInmM* Auction House 26 Marietta Street. D RY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Ladies’, Misses, and Men’s Shoes of every style, 1 able Linens, Towels, Embroideries, Glove*, and thousand* of other articles. Furniture, Saddles, Harness, Cauned Peaches, Jco. RETAIL SALES FROM 1 O’CLOCK TO 4 P. M. Ladies are especially invited to call and examins the stock. Auction sales three times each day. Hours from 10 a. u. to 12 u.. from 4 to 6 ►. u.. sud from 7 l t to 10 r. y. The stock must be cloeed out at ouee. All can expect bargains. lUmember Iho number—26 Marietta street Sales continue from day fo day until all Is closed 1 IfARNEy wfLURlfS. CALFEE'S Great Liver Compound! CALOM'EL, BLUE MASS, r mercury In .ny tone tor t)i« cur- ot Mr#r dine- i, w(tt will oh .o im>uy pwpl, uf. now “ ta t»«n rceryed fn, ,n Eut T.nncMfem tJ nw*e tbo long-aought dlKOvanr. .na Ut. ownor lit tt bM bo.n liKtnced to pUn. It bofuro th. public f«r th. b.n«dt of tb« m.ny who n. .nltciod wttb tht. PE1IUEBTOM, TATU)B 4 00., JUntuat Second Uaud Furniture STons. All kiud* «fSecond Hnn* fur- niturr, llauMhold Unodt, Old Qold. Silver. Diamond*, etc, fioucktand Sold. Illlbot prices paid tor food* of all detcriplioot l*y M. OUNST, Next Door to Strong k Co.’i Col ton Warebouie. Broad Street,
