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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY SUN ATLANTA. OA-: » »uhy Momma. Mat 39, 1871 w Afca Adrcrtitementt aheap found hlru Page ; Load and Buthuu Nation h et A Page. Ta. MM U Cnltow (A* CAM «f ■ O. Haft Xmtaid.j norstaf, u wMpnnoKAr umoutcad. Ilia oaaa of B. 0. Hoyt, rkarfrd wltb Moor. oallM ta Urn Auperior Coort at ToBoo couatj. Tkroa different lodlctmaotl, (own* hr tb, Orond dorr. OllOL OOICAL. orrici ohiet or sighal service, i Wa.hinpon, D. 0., Mar ». IK! I ratUof faaraBHUr, with frtah to brta![, caatarlr !o aoutliotlr wtnda, oloodr waaUiar, and Mrr proha- klr rain, will aitaod aaatward over lb. upper ta«too. lower Ohio ilUar and XaOAaaaaa oo Wa. dap. Clear waaloar will continue rarr generallr oaaa the Golf and Atlantia Buka, with li«bl to rreah wloda, and over the middle and Bew England eta tea, wMk ailill'r wtnda, the latter barkini toaoolbarlr orar the lower lake ration, with Increaeed cloodl- oaaa aad poaaiblr throalanJug weather. liengeroue wloda are not antlelpatad. CITY AFFAIRS. Tn Our CM J PMroni. Out carriers are not allowed to sell paper*, asd *« will take it at a special favor, to have any violation of thi* rule reported to tu. Every tale of a paper by a carrier id A diahoneet act, becaueeit in diaobedience of fnitroctiona, and bo- cauae it deprives honest enbecribeia cf their'papers. If any one knout of tear tier of Thu Sun telling a paper, we hope ho will inform us, giving particulars. Oar Agent la Beaks Coantp. J. K. P. Douglass, of Homer, is our duly authorised agent in Banks and ad joining oounties. Pwaaean. Judge Purmadua Bejnolde. of Cov- intlon. lain the dtp. He takes no Oreeler in hle'n. lu feet Greelej stock Is running low, vary low. nairas Boea-llaa a void lu Tan Bun. Banina mat Cow.—Boo notice of kflcbeo! McHolo ■We rod cow and calf. Wno Wanre a BewarAMu T-8ee notice of a newspaper office for sale- Choice Hooo«-Bome-8o« Hr. Rawlins* card. He keeps s good hotel and la accommodating. Wallace k Fowleb offer for eels to day a deaira- ble residence on Irwin stmt. Seo their advertiie- FoaxrruaK—Fime Fumituxx, Crockery, House Furnishing Goods, lie. Bee T. 0. Mayaon’s Card tkle morning. ^ Mb, iuuniu, of the Griffin Star, Is In town. He la fat—©f huge proportions; and no wonder, tor be baa swallowed Horace Greeley whole. Justice Burr, yesterday, sent Seaborn Wright to Jail for vagrancy. Others are noted, who had bettor at onee go to work for themselves, or they will be made to do ao for the county. Lawn mass, colomi, was peetordap arraigned before J settee Bobineon. on the charge of abendon- lag hie (Emily. The Judgment of the Court Is sus pended for the present Be. Paul's Chumch.—TLo dedicatory services are being followed by night meetings of very Interesting character. Rev. Dr. Wills preached a very effective sermon there on Monday night, and Bev. Dr. Ham ilton will preach there to-night Tee Fiest Daptist Carmen.—Rov. E. W. Warren, pastor of the Church, la conducting a series of meet ings this week. Preaching st 8* o'clock p. m., and prayer meetings at 7.Si a. m. The lwhile are oor- d tatty fartted to Attend. KrroaT to Ooethtoe Case ov W P. Bn.s».—There •mem to be aome mtaanderatending in the caae of W. P. BUer. Two bills of felony wore found by the Oran I Jury. Ua Monday, one of the so cases was nel pros'd by vlrtne of an tnaocureoy In the spelling of his name. lu the other caae, Mr. Hiler's counsel Oen. Gartrcll ami It. K. Cowart, moved for a oon t(nuance, which was overruled by the court, hut re neeuahie time vu allowed to defoodsot and bis counsel to procure tosttciouy in the case. JtoranioE COVET, Mat Sfl. 1872.—William Frttla. Felony; true bUl by Qrsu.l Jury. Oaaa set CorTbura- day, June dth. Et F. Blodgett, Felony; true bill by Grand Jury, Oaaa set for Thursday, June 8th. Jane Carter and Amanda Merrlwather were oon Stated of keeping a lewd bouse; Jane Carter fined |Maad ooeto. and Amanda Merrlwather ft! and ooeta. W. H. Brawn wee acquitted of keeping open e tip. pllag houae on the Sabbath. FNd Gumming* wee eonvlctod of keeping open a tippling house on the Sabbath, and fined $ JOO and ooeta. aet for Thursday, Tees Box Aoaiebt We. Pettis.-On Monday, 27th instant, the Grand Jury found a true bill against Mr. Win. Pettis for Illegally and fraudulently ret inlug fuuda belonging to the State of Georgia. Yesterday morntug the case was called, but Mr. Pettis stated he had not employed counsel. The oourt allowed him until 2 o'clock, r.when Gen. Gartrcll and Capt K. P. Howell announced them- ••Ives at his counsel. After consultation the counsel on both sidm agreed to pate the caae until immediately after th« oaaa of Mr. H. O. Hoyt In the meantime Mr. Pet- tie la released one bond of |2,6U0, Mr. M. K. Ms- bar becoming Tan Borrosan Poieomee—The alarm among the boarders et Mrs. Overby'a, night before leaf, waa general. Kvery one who tasted that dish of chicken oaled wee attacked more or lees severely, accord lug to the qnenUty partaken. The effort was very simi lar to severe attacks of cholera; and arsenic, sugar of lead, and various other deadly It gradients rapid ly paaead through the minds of the sufferers. Mon# were more severely attacked than Mrs. O., who vom ited a considerable quantity of blood—eo violent was the effect upon the stomach of the deleterious A portion of the dish was taken to Dr. T. Bchu man, whs mads a eareful analysis and failed to dis cover any mfnsrof poison. He made bo test for wags table poison, aa nothing of the kind was aus- pooled. We conversed wltb Dr. John V. Johnson, who. la thoroughly satisfied that the chicken wee vary unwholesome by being left la a closely covered hstag oookod. Ibis la believed i r «• OoaniruB tee Case or Bn. F. Bum* MR—Oa Monday, 17th instant, the Oread Jury it for foioay. i deetro of the prisoner to dispose of the ease this term of the Court, yet they did aet foal justified ia uMertaHag his de- fooss, until they had further time for luvsstiffetlng tMMflU* the trial. * ,rn,TWrjr p * l|m Judge Bopkias granted them aatU $ o'eleck r. M.. 1 to fietidetpea their eouiae. atvhtohhour they re •meed sad moved for a aeoSlauensi until the asst torn of Ska Oourt This muttou was ever- ruled hy the Court, end lburufoy, the UbJuus.ep printed as the day for the trial, to allow the counsel lor defense to (sens atUskmsnls for wuuestre end pmuge the prettiataerlee for Artenaa. Inthr mean- fm, Mr. StodgeM remains ta prteoa. talnlng money from the Treasurer of the State Road, the aggregate sum of about f 180,006. as pay for ah Irged supplie s of croaa-Ues, Umbers sod wood for the State Road. After the counsel fur the State Led signified their readiness to prwoeed. Gen. Gartrell, for the defense, stated that the prisoner wee not prepared fur a trial, sad moved for a continuance to ths ueii term of the Court. Judge Linton Stephens, counsel fur Slate, insisted that the reaeons fur such continuance should be submitted in writing, whereupon the prisoner and bit countsi retired to consult sod prepare the paper. The substance of that showing Is sa follows: 1. The very recent finding of the bill of Indict ment end the prisoner's confinement have allowed him no opportunity to prepare e defense. The long and comprehensive list uf ciuu gee render it neces sary that the prisoner should be allowed eoeeaa to Ms books, which hsd been refused him. 2. Mr. Oebcrne O. Bill, a young man detailed by the Western 4 Atlantic Rail road to act ea hie clerk end buok-fc daring the period of kis transectione with the Road, ■ oaaa, and the ouly one by wu oat he eould ex plain the alleged irregularities ia the hooka, then absent at Hot Springe, Arkansas, without Jurisdiction of ths Court. Due diligence had k made to eubpmua Ift. Hill (the counsel mid»; that Mr. Hill was not absent at the connivmaos or with U»e ooaeeet of the prisoner; and. oowoiuded by sub mitting to his learned friend. Judge Stephens, whether his sense of Justice and liberality did not revolt at the thought of forcing e prisoner to trial before he was prepared. Judge Stephens arose and replied that he stood there not to persecute but to prosecute. Such a proceeding, he stated, would be beneath the dignity of the greet State which he represented. It wi from her purpose to persecute and oppress any of her citizens; and even wore that true be himself oould never conscientiously participate lu or abet such prosecution. Yet, he was determined that prosecutions, insti tuted by the State of Georgia, should never be farose. The oounsel for the prisoner could make no appeals to the law or his liberality, for the nature of the and the character of the showing made by him in behalf of the prisoner, presented no claims to lew or liberality. The counsel for the prisoner bed intimated that It was e large and comprehensive charge, involving aeries of specifications, which demanded time for examination and Investigation. The oounsol for the prisoner was right; it was e greet case, Involving untold enormities end irregularities—one of colotsal dimensions. Nevertheless, it was very simple; It Involved no mystery. It wee e simple aooount tor eroas-ties furnished by Mr. Hoyt, a few accounts which a skilful aooouutant could explain in half n hour. The oounsel for the8!ate bad no intention of making anyooncealment The counsel for the prisoner should bive unrestrained access to all the books, and should be allowed every opportunity to explain their regularities," as they were termed. The counsel for the prieoner urged that they were net prepared for the defense on aooount of the ab- aenoe of Mr. O. 0. Hill. Would the oounsel evi prepared? Judge Stephens ventured to prediot that they never would. The prisoner end counsel knew two months ego of the nature of the charges. Why had they not taken eteps to secure the presence of Mr. Hill, whose testimony, they alleged, was ao vitally Important to the defendant? rae a little remarkable that this witness had disappeared Juat at the time when hie presence waa moat needed. Bo far from appe.rlnf that ha had left to recuperate hie health, his dieappearanoe rath suggested continuance on the part of the oounsel and prisoner. He hoped the motion for oontinuanoe would not pievail. Gen. Gartrell replied reiterating the points of the written statement of the prisoner, presenting them In as forcible a light as possible. Judge Hopkins thereupon overruled the motion for continuance, staling that though the charges In the warrant and the Indictment varied in their phra seology and purport, the transaction waa the I and the chargee were substantially alike; that the defendant well knew who his clerk wee, and that the pocutiar reint on of tho wit ness (the clerk) with the defendin evidouco of iho vital necessity of this testimony to tho cause of the defendant, yet proper diligence had not been used to secure his preaenco. While he saw no reasous for a couliuuance. be believed tho counsel for tho prisoner ought to have a fair opportunity to examine the books kept by the defeudaut while he was employed by the Western 4 Atlantic Railroad, to furnish cross-ties, Ae. Ha would graut reasonable time to summon the witness, and appolutaday for tho trial, llo asked tho i sel to agree upon a day; but fElltng to agree, tha Judge named Thursday, the 6th of June, on which day the ease will be irrevocably called and disposed of. Mr. Hoyt was remanded to prison. $&• THE PUREST AND 8WEET- est Cod Liver Oil in the world ii Hazard Ic Caswell’s, made on the seoshorj, from fresh selected livers, by Caawell, Hazard A Co., New York. It ia absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have onoa tak en it prefer it to an; other. For aale b; all druggists. ml8tuAfri—d&wly. Mr Chocolate Caramels, Wednesday, April 8d, and every snooeeding Wednes day, at Block’a Candy Factory, No. 76 Broad street. Broken oandy 20 eenta per ponnd, or six pounds for a dollar. Wedding eakea handsomely ornamented at reasonable prieea. Atlanta, Mat 28,1872.—In pursuance of a resolu tion adopted by the Democratic Executive Commit tee of Fulton county, held in Atlanta, on Saturday last, instructing me to appoint tha Committees essary to oerry on the buelness ef said Committee I hereby appoint the following Committee#, to-wit ft On Finance—8. B. Spencer, A. M. Reinhardt, T. A. Kennedy, William Oray, Edward Mercer. Samuel D. Haxlett, G. W. Collier, John H. McCaalin. W. 0. Austin. On Nomination! and Elections.—8. P. Wells, Mar tin Dooly, Robt E. Cowart, R. B. Hicks, Frank P, Rice, William M. Butt, John Thomas, A. B. Culber son. E. B. Elliott. On Campaign and Documents.—A. C. GArlington, T. B- Camp. J. F. Edwards, V. P. Sisson, Seaborn Jones, John T. Glenn, James Bryant, William Mo- Millan, Robot t Young. T. W. J. Hill, Chairman Executive Committee. Local & Business Notices. ear FIVE HUNDRED PIECES Par lor Furniture, in auileaor separately— OCH makk, andguanm-mL 200 complete cliamlier suites, Side board, list Rack, Wardrobes, Marble Tables, Etagcrica, Lounges, Desks, Chairs, Ac., Ao., lower than kvkr. These goods mud and mitt advance, owing to heavy advanoo iu material, and sueoeee of tho eight hoar system. “Em-onicM,” mySA-St Kile Corner. *W-FROM THIS DATE, O. W. Jack will sell pure Ioe Cream at 16 ots per plate, and will furnish the same to fsmilie* and festivals at from S3 to i860 per gallon. myl6-10t SPECIAL TELEGRAPH from keadqwrrlert /be (Is bemtftt qfttte pnoi-La op anoBGiA 1 MESSRS. SHARP <ft FLOTD will open Monday morning, 18th inst, their full stock of rioh, beautiful and fashionable spring goods. 8.000 dwta. M karat vest ohalno, all new styles. 2.000 dwta. opera chains, latest styles, U karats, from <80 to (200. U0 sets fine jewelry, entirely new de rm- 60 ladies’ atom asd key-winding watches, aome ea low aa $80. The largest stoak of X Howard kOa's stem and kay-winding watches this side of Now York, Everybody is invited. DO NOT tail (o stamina our huge ud olagaut assortment of jewelry. Oar prices will lw as low as we oae Af ford, at tha same lime lower than any Jewelry Arm Mouth onu sell seme quality Rasing Is believing. Call and be oon convinced. Hhasp A Futtru. mll-tf LocalS) Business Notices. m~ AT FIFTY CENTS. —Regular meals, foil variety, well prepared, fur nished by Peel A Knowles, 26 Marietta streak Give them a trial. m2S-tf <W ICE-COLD Cincinnati and Mil waukee Boer, furnished by Peel A Knowles, from their large Refrigerator, where it is cooled by the barrel. Mon for the money than any where else. m23-tf .1- MT CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.— I have purchased the extensive Cigar Manufactory of M. Sal bide, in this city, and shall oontinue tbs same on a much enlarged scale. Mssms. H. H. Witt A Co., Aootion A Commission Merchants, Peachtree street, Atlanta, Oa., are sole Agents for my or gan, to whom all order* should be ad dressed, and who are able to supply them iu any quantity upon reasonable terms, My cigar* are made of the heat materi al and warranted to give satisfaction. Patronise Home Industry. I call special attention to my “Henry Clay” and “El Gusto” brands. my 3-1 m M P. Gaocsuax. A-Order Wood from Wells, 78, Whitehall; Goidteaoven, No. 4 Capitol Boilding, orSoiple, comer Decatur and Bell. feb 27-tf. tf DEPARTURE.— Pallman Palace Sleeping Car, Milwenkie, leaves to-night by Western A Atlantic Railroad. The “ Racine ” leavea to-morrow night. ■NORTH, EAST AND WEST. • ANNOUNOIMINTt. FOR SKCHKTAHT OP STATE. Major John F. Jones, of Coweta, is a candidate for Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBEBBY is an- nonnoed as a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to thoDemooratio nomina tion. Fob Cohptbollkb Gxnkeau—Gener- LAFAYETTE McLAWS. deo29-dtf CATOOSA SPRINGS WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN* Health and Pleasure THE BRIGHTEST SPOT SUNNY SOUTH. A RE LOCATED IN THE PIEDMONT REGION of Georgia, 26 milee Sootkeeet of Chetfononge. Teao-, end within two mile# of the Weeterm 4 At lantic Railroad. Theee Spring*. In number, en riety of Mineral water found In the . tain* of Virginia—White, Bed and Black Sulphur. Allegheny; All-Healing and Chalybeate, Megueriaa, Hod* and Iodine; ae aUo the water* characterizing the Montvale Springe of Tanneeeee, and Indian Spring* of Georgia; all of which *- *“ * * here In abundance, within the f A Use of Omalbueee will be in reedineea oa the very train to convey goeeta fin the Springe, in 20 mtnutee. u •ted with etralaa of stirring m\ OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME I The Hotel and Cottage Budding a are in thorough oondltion, newly painted, and entirely new ap pointment#. The Table will be firet dee* ia every particular. A magnificent hall room, 100 by 80 feet, and elapa ‘ ly fitted Parlors, billiard and Bar Boom 78 feel kw and a capacious Bowling Saloon. Direct Telegraphic and Foetal Communication. The Building* and Grenada will be brilliantly II- lumined wtih Gea. and every attraction will be af forded the visltore to Oatoom Spring*. HMtiariif plane will be opened to Bai W. O. HEWITT. LaU otOMa loM. AatoWi. Os Return y ourOityTaxea Y Ll- Tu.pvu. la IS- Mr apa kamkf eel ka Ma at Ua OUp XU Bamivm «4 onttNa* will baama oa Maatay. tnk mMak aa* MU Ml «naa avy la, MU lUirwH, aanl. Mm Urn* tnm i am. on II w., mt tom • e. u HI a. n., a! Uu OMr ML laEfainui. ■yl*W At • Liberal Salary <*4 T» OM ika Waa* StwiM Merttuu la small Vor |ortJ«aUM uwialMttUa *•«, lm|lOraa*. ATLAMTAJIARKETS. CORRECTED DAILY* nMAMClfit..-Goto keying 1.12; telling Lit SiLTHn—Buying 1.06; selling 1.00. ExcnxHox—Buying el parcelling per cent pre mium. Bonne amd Stock*—Georgia 6a. 78 ffTT; 7a, 81& 88; Mew Georgia bond# et the State Treasury, 90. Atiaata City booda-7a ( 76#T7; 8a, 88#87. Au gueta, 88^88. Georgia BaUro^d Stock. 9001.01 Georgia BaUioad Bonds, 0TO100. Atlanta and Weat Point BeUmnd Meek, 93096; Atlentn and Wert Point BvnuM—Bow York. 80090; Silver Drip# 80#96; Now Orlaone—prime, 72^75; Florida48#80; Sugar Honea, 86; by Hogshead 80. Bunan —OoffM A. 18.‘i; Extra C. 19X; OtMked, GranuleUd, Powdered. 14; N. O. Cboioe. 12*; Common 10*; Fair, 11; Prim# 11*; Snow White, 14*; DsmraialSJiill, Tka#—Bleak L00#L28; Green 1.00«l.a0. MxaanLLAxaooe—Soda — Boxee, 9c ft tb; in keg* 7*o ft ft. Cream Tartar. 80966; Yeaat Powder* par don, 1-88; Bee#wax 28988; Bag* cotton, mixed, A 28 dot. Balt—Liverpool, par aaek. $2.10; Virginia. 2.00. VBOY1UOXB AND FAMILY SUPPLIES—Bums -Country, 20928; Bart Goahsn, 40; Wartarn Ba- serve, 28988; Tennessee, 2398*; Kentucky ooun- Wy 88987. Cmxxsk—Choice Factory, 20921. Poultxt—AH hens file; Mixed lota 889880 Spring chickens 89. fiOHPniB*—Iggs per do*. 19. packed; Bloe9*910; Hominy per barrrt. $480; Pearl Grit* $6.80; Mace- root 28. GRAIN. MEAL, 4o—Ocn»—by car load, prime white $1 Of; yellow and mixed $1 00; eorn $1 08. Wheat—Nominal—Bed $1.909108; Cboioe White $2; Interior $1.80. Oat*—79974. Stock Pea* $1.4891.76. MEATS, 4o—Baoom—Skouldet 7; alear rib sides •; clear sides •*; Hama—7*912; Sugar cured 13913*. BulkMaata-Bhoulders 6*; clear rib aides 8*; clear aides$*# Lean—Heroes 10*911; Cana IS; Backets 12*; Country 9*910. see 10911: Corned In kegs, 10916; Spiced 20. Bogs f*98; Mutton 18918; Veal 10; Sauaagee—common 18; Head Cheese -plain 15; fancy 20. FLOun—Fine,$7; Superfine.$7A0;Extra $9 0092 28 Family, $10 00910 60; Extra Family, 10 78911 60; Fancy, $11 76913 W. FORAGE, PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.00 ft 100 fts; Oil Meal 1.60; Shlpetoff 1.80. Hav-Timothy 1.9091.96; Clover Bay 1.6591-78. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hides 797* Green Belt 8*#9; Dry 18918. Lxatmkx—Calf Skins—Domestio $809$44 V doxen; French $489$36- Harness Leather 38946 ft ft. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27938*; Oak 28960; Split 40. Kipe—Country 45900 ft ft; French, ft doxen. $48970. DRY GOODS—Cambrics—glased, 9911; paper 11* 914*. Bleached Cotton. 9921. Cottonades 20926. Gingham*—heavy, 13916; Scotch, 22928;Chambr*y 20*9*7*. Tickings 9922. Cauoos—Bedford • ; Wamsutta 9 ; Araoskeag and Arnold. 10*; Garner 4 Co., 11*; Albion, 12; Sprague#, Aliena, Dunnelle, Conestoga, 11*; Dolly irden. 11*912*- FLAXXBLa—Red, 28946; White, 25987*; Open 40902*. 18*; 7-8,12; 8-4,10; Drillings I; Stripes, 14; 918; Yarns, $L6f. Cotton Hope 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES, 4a- Penohse,2ft cane. $1.1092.74 per don.; aft cans,$39 $4 par doxen; Peas $2.75; Pine Apple, 21k cane, $8.28; Strawberries, 21b, $2.78; Tomatoes, 2ft, $2.26 92.40; Oystere, lft.$1.379$LM; 2ft, $2.B09$2.7I; Sardines, ft cnee $289$*4. CnAoxxa*—JCraled, 2910; Butter 79* ! Cream 11912; Picnic 79*: Soda, 698; Sugar. 9*#U. Oakdi-Stick, 16*917; Fancy, I896O. Ntrxa—Almonds 22926; Braxlls, 16917; Filberts. 15917; Pecans, 1791**; English Walnuts, 20026; Peanuts, $2.809$*-76 R bushel. Picklks—Pints, ft doxen, $292.26; Quarts, $3.26; Half Gallons $6.60, Gallons $7.60. Brandy Oberries- Quarte, R doxen. $6; Peaches-Piuto $3.26, Quarts $4.60. tinoms—Allsploe and Ginger, 16018; Cloves, 25; Cinnamon, 00: Nutmegs, $1.409$1.60; Mace, $2; Mustard-2 os., 60; Pepper, 26028. Vxgrtablxs, 4c.—White Beans per bushel $3,860 $4; String Beans, per bushel, $4; New Irish Pota toes per bushel $3.26; Sweet potatoes $160; Yams $176 par bushel; Peas $9.26 per bushel: Cabbages per head 36; Cucumbers per doseu $1.00, FRUITS.—Apples—Green ft bbl 7 6009 00; Dried 6*9*. Peaches—peeled 15; unp6#led4. Oranges 797 6#; Lemons $62697; Cranberries ft bid $16918. Bananas $2 6003 00 ft bunob; Coooa Nut* $7 000 8 80; Currants ft lb 16016; cDetea 12* ft ft; Figs dried 20022; Pine Apples $3 ft dox.; Prunes 13016; Retains $4 10; Citron 48066. FISH—White Fish—finally $•; No. 1, • Mackerel—kite. No. 1.1 80; No. 2.110; Mo. 2, 110; Half barrels—No. L $8; No. 2, $7; Mo. 2. $6. Cod fish 708. FUEL-Wood ft oord—Retail prioee-Oak at yard $4; dallverad. $4 80; aawod and apUt, $6; delivered. $8 80; Hickory. 60c. added to above prloee. Coal, ft bushel—Anthracite, if; Lump Oort, 28 by oar load-retail SO; Blacksmith's, 24028, HARDWARE—laox—Swede, 1*08; fiat bur 6*0 f*; round and square $*#10; band 708; sheet iron $10012; Hone shoe 708; Nrtlrod 11012*; Hone shoe* ft keg $7 0007 *0; Mule ahoeu $8000810. Mann—ft keg, lOd to 80d, 4 26; 8d. 4 60; 4d, 4 74; id. f 00; Sd, 2^6; fine, • 76; finishing dlfotent kinds, 75c. on abort prices; Barm shoe ft bos, 200 40 per pound. •raBL-Cart, 22024; German, 16018; Plow 0011. Goaim Obaplbs—Pur doaea $41060; Soytheu, grain per doe. $18018; gram. $• 00014; Gram Snaths r 80011 OR M 1*0xllaxkous—Axes, Collins. $13.40014,00 per doe; Ten Eyck.$12.809lS. Spades per doe-Amee$l7 Rowland $14.00 Shovels—Ames, 18.08; Bow- land. $1400. Hoea—Bcovill'a, $8.60010 oa SoovUl'a $7.2608.00. Carriage axles — Com mon, 10c. Spriaga 20022c; Traoea fiO0$l par pair. Smoothing Inna 7*01Oc; Hollow war* **08e. k $*- Gun capo — O D40—fell ooeat. 48; Water Proof to. Shot—pur hag. par bag, Mi~t*ng $6.00. tf*, par hag $7.28; half kag $4; quarter keg $2.25. Grind- ones par »-04io 2*#S; Nova Sootia 304. CROCKER 7 AND GLAM—Original pgxa. (repack- tag klghar) Plate*. 0 O • Inch##, 30, 7 lachaa 36,1 0. 14; M* Wnroow Gum Par box : t by 10, $4 80tolM; 10 by 12,4.71 to 8.TS; 10 by 14, 410 to 4.00; 10 by 14, XWtoXK: 10by IX •.Mtol.ni UbiHl’ll WOOUKJt WXBA-PilM - Two Zoom. Iom bouDdt Junior. 17 padai do Plu „U; HIM 1TX XM. pAMOl am et 8, $4; *MV 1 ■mo M, oambtulloa H W-U-bacl.1. - loo, mH ttMUtmrnam VfodA. Ho. I. U»; «». X MWat-tu* ettm 111 nnm*. um noan-M aum-B^iua <*ix; Oka IKttll Int paU, IKl food Ann, I Chan, .Bl OUf-t. 1.M A LM. ■of. miiUHhriA. K A te.ee. Ml imfi )| —i -—i «l,ai,». mm, Uli nolMMM Be., LMtetMi ar%tMteim. mn t«. miAw. Nit, nm,.a»fla,i LMl —IMI lo IMa in tmiir- t r — f—n.AILMItMIl IlMln, IM KM time table. Leaves Atlanta Arrives et Chattanooga MISMT FASSCaOl Leaves Chettenooga. Arrives a? Atlanta... DAT FAim Leavea Chattanooga 8:30 am Arrives at Atlanta 8:60 pm Night t SStf . , Day Pameoger Trutafarrivee *:40 p. m Day Pamsnger Train leavea 10:16 a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8.-00 a. m ' tone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:46 p. m Ninon AMD wnrrxu UAILBOAD. On and after Sunday, December 17. 1871, trains <n run ee follows: Day Peeseager train leaves 2:00 a. m Leavea Macon 7:10a.m Day Paeeeoger Train arrives 1:48 p. m Arrives atMaoon 7:80 a. m Night Paaaenger Train leaves 1:10 p. m Lmvee Macon 6^6 p.m Might Paaaenger Tralnerrivea 10^0 p. m Arrives at Macon 6:10 p. m ATLAMTA AMD WWfT FOWL MAILBOXD Night Passenger Train arrives 8:67 a. m Night Passenger Train leaves 7:16 p. m Arrive et Atlanta. 10 A. M Leave Atlauta 3 P. M Arrive at Gainesville 6:42 P. M IMI ZaMLB or TMK MXMTMIS AM eomo west: Morning Express leaves Chattanooga 4:80 AM Arrives in Memphis, same day 10:16 P M Mati Train lmvee Chattanooga 8:00 PM Arrives in Memphis, next day 12 :lf PM COMIMU east: Morning Express leave* Memphis 10:20 AM Arrives in Chattanooga, next morning— 6:00 A M Mall Train leavea Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 600PM Atlantic sad Gw If Railroad. 171 BOM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville J? and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: Leave Savannah daUy 10:15 P. M Arrive at Albany daily 1:60 P. M Arrive at Jacksonville dally 1:46 P. M Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays ex- oepted 7:36 P.M Leave Taltaheseee dally (Sundays exoep* ted) 10:60 A. M Leave Jacksonville dally 8:40 P. M Leave Albany daily 3.-MPP. M Arrive at Savannah daily 6:26 A. M ang7 8BI HA, ROMS AND DALTON R. R. TXAIMS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED. Leave Selma 8:42 a. m., 3:15 r. m. a at Rome 6:41 r. m., 1:46 a. m. Arrive et Dalton 7:44) r. m., 3.-60 a. m. Leave Dalton 7:60 a. m.. 8:20 r. u. Leave Rome 9 :37 a. m., 10:46 r.M. Arrive st Selma 8:10 r. M., 9:44 a. m. Mscon A Augusta Railroad. Day reamaafin tbaim d ilt, sundats kxfkctkd. Leave Augusta at 11 00 M. Leave Maoon at 8 00 A. M Arrive atMaoon at 7 40 P. M Arrive at Augusta at I 46 F. M Arrive at West Point 11:68 A M aits West Point 12:20 P M lrrive st Montgomery 8:16 PM Leave Columbus 11:40 A M Arrive at Columbus 12:80 P M Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. EXPRE88 PASSENGER: Leave Savannah. Drily at 6:00 P M Arrive st Jacksonville “ 7:60 AM Leave Jacksonville. •• 8:30 P M Arrive rtSavannah •• 11:26 A M ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Savannah, Saturdays exoepted, at 11:00 P M Arrive at Jacksonville •< 6:00 PM Leave Jacksonville •* 8:30 AM Arrive at Savannah, Mondays excepted, at 2:46 A MAOON PASSENGER. Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted, at 7:00 P M Arrive et Maoon, Mondays excepted, st 6:50 A M Leave Macon, Sundays exoepted, rt 8:80?“ Arrive rt Savannah, Mondays exoepted, rt 8:80 A Close connection atMaoon. both ways, with Mao and Western Railroad trains to and from Atlanta OmiiUlfi and CnluabU Railroad. Leave Columbia TOO a. Arrive at Greenvlita 6 30 r. M Leave Greenville 6 30 a. m Arrive rt Colombia 666 p. u Charlotte, Colombia A Augusts N. R. TWO TRAINS DAILY. TEAIM HO. 1 Leaves Charlotte 7 10 a. m. Arrives at Augusta.. Arrives at Charlotte 610 F. u. TtUlM no. 2 Leaves Charlotte ......7 25 p. n. Arrives at Augusta.......: 6 30 a.m. Leavea Augusta 6 30 r. m. Arrives at Charlotte 6 80 A. M. GEORGIA SPRING BREWERY, H'BST EJTO, ATIuJUrTJtt. Tka uoderolgned, having made extensive improve ments in the famous Georgia Spring Brewery Park, situated at Wert End, respectfully calls the attention of the publls to thelnduoements It offers for picnics social parties, and other festivals. On the grounds are a beautiful oovered platform, 60x60; a large pond and two boats, a carousal swing, and s shooting gallery. In oeee of rain shelter ca* be given to eight hundred persona. For ladies and children, two large and finely fur nished private rooms are always ready. School and church picnics will ha allowed tha naa of the Spring. t Carer a within fifteen minutes walk All are courteously Invited. Dunn, Ogletree It Co., WHOLESALE PRODUCE, GROCERY AMD Commission Merchants, Hltcll.ll ItlMt, ATLAUTA, OA. SHARP & FLOYD, Southern Agents. Tbit It, baron* tka .Uadovr of i doubt, the Jla«t Atf mo,t ... curate RAtLHOAD TIJHK-K.EEPEH that hat exer beam Made Our arrangement* are tucb we can sapplr them oa better terni than anr other bourn in the Mouth, keeping at uU time* a lart. supply, and giving E. Mtmcard <{!*.>« O WAT Goarani, f nr | 0 ‘ time with each Watch (old. Our hoaoe Is hoadquarter, far thi! Watch. Thorn purchasing from ui can relr upon baring a geou. ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. SHARP A F L O Yl) Southern Agent*, Atlanta, Ga. Parties at a distance .who order Howard watches from ut will pleasestate what paper ther see oar advertisement In. m2t- S. 0. HITCHCOCK ....l...'. DxLAMAIl TURNER, tats atT. C. k DnL. TURNER, HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY 27 Alabama -Si., P. o. Uox 583. Factory oa Houston at. H AVING secured the services of a FIR8T-RATE SOAP MAKES from Philadelphia, and having greiUr •^Increased their MANUFACTURING FACILITIES, are now prepared to farntah. In quantities to mu purchasers, that very popular brand of Soap called THE POOR MAN’S SOAP, which haa bean made**! April, 1871, in their Fee- : : tory. and has given «<■ Bar. None genuine ! PO O R M A N ’S S O A P, ; wlthout b iL D<1 They tS make an olive Soap of ; YJ JH— nn : the seme quslitv u tai> bit’s best. Either of ; ATE-n 43C -B_ ; theee will i for the money expended : A'PT.AMTA fX A ■ the market. They make : JCS. JL JjXXJLw A XLn ; loi which will give setlsfsc- : - : tio From RELIABLE SoutherD mercbtnta they ask s trial, and will GUARANTEE satisfaction trots Um use of any of their Soaps. Send in your orders- Respeetfullly, y25-tf HITCHCOCK k TURNER wash i IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY, J. N. BRAD8TBEET & SON. Proprietors. 279, 381, 383 Broadway, NEW YORK. MR.M. M- HAWES >■ no looter SspuinUndantiaasrofflo. In Uu oKyor Smnuli. nor Ii any wise cunnected with our business. _ MR. JOHN A. COIN who has, for the lest five yean, been with ua In our head offlee in N<v York, has been appointed Superintendent, and wa refer our friends to him. We should bo happy to htvt onr former subscribers oontinue with ns, end we recommend Mr. Goin as a gentleman of honor, fair sad honest in his dealings with all, and one who understands the business .thorough y. A-tr J. M. BRADBTREBT A SON. NOTICE. S HERIFF’S OFFICE.—The publi fled that ths official advertisements of this office 111 hereafter be published In the dHsals ffmm Lexington. Go., April 10. 1872. apnT* B. ADKINS. Sheriff. MAAIM, JOJTES if CO, H AVE on hand, and are constantly receiving, a Large Stock at Dry and Green Lumber of all the varieties appertaining to the trade, together with White Pine Doors, Windows and Blinds, To all of which they would reapartfolly call the at- Ofltae and Tbrd next below WtlUnghem Building Decatur street. Atlanta. On. myf-tf Bay FIm BcsMmmc Ut*’ta Itlutts- TIT’S wlS aO MHAM, <• a. .Mini, M t W o'«lMk. THtTSSOAT gTSKlSOTSo*. U. IST1 7IRE8IDENCE LOTS uetmti lej lil hbt Sun. XUIuMflMi Tuu« Only u ml ika. OKS is*TWO jUf., wlU liwal ill pe eoA fee «as. bill k oounumi, mtm TW O UBNTLBMBN WITH VAN1LIBS, AT MBS. DRAKE'S, B VUTos MtmL SS Sm, Um IU BsfUh Bkank. ■I«l WM. U, MTNHHICWM, ATTOUNHY AT LAW CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS. W E would respectfully inform the old patrons of the CONCORD WOOLEN MILUi and the public generally, that wa are making some change*, and adding new machinery, ate. Aa soon ae this can be done, the Factory will be started up, which will be in time to SUPPLY THE PALL TRADE. We have on hand at present a good assortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, At the same rates of last season. The Roll or Custom Cards are now in *xeeHont oondldion, and running daily. Persona living on or near rallroada, will plea** ship their Wool to be Carded, or exchangee for Cloth, mukedon each*' ° n k U,# * * * ** ** B ” ptflag tb * rrel * ht to that point. Let the name of the owner m ““dunn. gglItreFa CO., on Mitehell street, opposite J. T. Hightower k Co., are authorised to re ceive all Wool brought into Atlanta on Wagons, to be Carded or Exchanged for Cloth. The earns will U sent to the Factory and returned back to Atlanta (Fee of charge. We furnish Oil and Card for Ten Cents per lb. Voluutoer companies will do well to consult ua before contracting for their Oloth for uni form ■ el**- where. All raokages and Loiters on buainess, must bo directed to Coucord Woolen Mills, Smyrna Post Offic* Cobb county, Ga. 55. A. BICE. 1 maMAw-tf U, LOVji, I THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED A SUPPEMENT TO “ THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.” »!/* on Appendix tn titt leu> or Hecorntmeilon--to-tetlitil. BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. T HIS 18 THE TITLE OF A VOLUME OF 278 PAGES, JUST FROM THE PRESS OF D. APPLETON at and Federative Union, upon which the Government of tb« The work has bean extensively read. Soma have criticised it, and endeavored to combat the greri troths therein presented. Some of these "Reviewers’* were man of eminence and learning, such e* Judy* " “ * Curtis and Horace Greelej, of Naw York, Hon. Autos T. Akerman, who said it ought to ha suppressed.) et*. a extended to seven I 1 Atlanta, by Phillies k Grew, and J. J. k 8. P. Richards. Price $1 60. Sent b? lunt to the trade. Address either at theee Arms. Charles Bohnefeld larfee assortment of Burial Oases, etc. Will giv* personal attention to funerals, in the city or country, with e first-class HEABSE. All orders will receive prompt attention. Bole Agent for Taylor'a Corpse Preserver CHARLES BOHNEFELD, Office and Warehouse No. 1 DeQive's Opera Houae, Oconee mite sulphur Springe, or HUECcovjmr, on. T“? L „ haa been throughly fitted upend furnished with neue to reader guests SAM'L B. McCAMY. NOTICE. GEORGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. /~\Fnciofth* Clerk of the Superior Oourt-The KJ pubtie le kenhy notified tart theoftotaledver- Meamenta at this eAUe will bereeftar be anhEehed In - Uxlngto.^, AprfTO ee>7« Cfiark Bifta OOHuTh ICHEAT, MACOAT. 2,500 BAGS Mixed Oerm. 1.000 HMMCKMI 100.000 Uljuralu ss. saook m rruKK. roe ease re ru rases. m reuMinm, FOR SAL 1- On long Wuse, $50,000 worth of Re Estate, On McDsssoik, Craw ai Wushlnctan Sts. *S- APPtj *0 J. M. BORN, Jr Royal Insurance Co. or ximwat. smo. CAPITAL *8,000,000 Losees ah amwtk and saw IN ATLANTA, wltko.lk.rm, lot. Mlo lk.BM.Oa..o<Ui.i-' O- B. Wellborn, agent. ICE CREAM. rriksl. sartlH ao* fUalM (arniAM «II te p«; SkUM. Amiim.it msU J<mn m pim, <* •• MmwhUssmmmkfh, plum will kt— umkMia mine MMIA-OooA.. tol.l,. Them ere. tktrsfm ta rite and mlnn*nl<h ail an 1 tak.m, imwM mreOee wiuu. *»■!* «M k, Vw. MS *k»w MOW, II k»7 Ik., b.-- k, Mtm ei .AwiM ee im* 1 ir-'Effis."'