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THE DAILY SU N tTUMTik Oi. Tumi Roman. Mai 81, 1872. METffiOBOLOOICAl* PMlberlT to westerly wind* and gear and clearing wfather will prevail ob Fri day fro*n the Lo»*«r Lake* to Florida, and eastward to the Atlantic, Gtear and pWeant weather for ffi® Gulf Mates. Falling barometer, caatrrl) to **»utl. < rly winds and increasing cloudiness will prevail northwest of the Ohio Valley, with possibly threat- ruing weather from the lover Missouri Valley to Lake Superior. Dangerous winds are not antici CITY AFFAIRS. Mm. Nicholas Lni, from the house of Henry Krham. the great organ builder of Mew York-si the Kiss hall House—will he In the city for a Sew days, overhauling tbs organ at the Central Presbyterian Cbureh. Any of our churches wanting their organ tuned or put in repair, or oonsult about purchasing a new organ, now la the time. Call on Mr. Link, Ed. A. Werner. atOeorgla Bailroad often. Dean to jail Justice Burr yesterday,%nt Bn on the oharga of stealing a gown. ComrKraorr Boamnino.—Sea the notice of Mrs. Wilson, in the dacha Building, on Whitehall street. over Schumann's Drug Store. Tu Lit* Aoonownn'—See Lis attractive notice this morning. Hia sales are becoming wore and more popular every day. Gov.Bmith will return to-day. From Milledge- ▼file be went to Savannah, In order to complete some financial arrangements for the State. Yustuuut Jennie Smith, colored, prosecuted Ellen Wilson for burglary, before Justice Robinson. She was sent to jail In default of a 6250 bond. Tm MoCroeky Keel deuce, near Roark's corner, will be sold at auction, on the premises, this even ing. at fo'clock, by Bell k Ooldsmlth. Real Estate if cxTgK tinmn.-The street brigade has been ac tively engaged for the last few days, busily extend ing Hunter street beyond the Maooo A Western Rail road, and os to the Western limits of the city. Rklioious Bbeticbs in the First Presbyterian Church, Marietta street, on next Saturday and sab bath, at 18*. a. M., and 8. r. u. The Pastor will be assisted by Rev. Mr. McMurray, of Left range, and Rev. Mr. Simpson, of Wilkes county. Got Jcdomemt.—Bailie Neuklrk sued Pony Jeter yesterday, for stealing a mattress, blanket, and towel. Justice Johnson decided that tbs defendant ahoold pay tbs coat and plaintiff receive their proved value—35 cents. Tit* Davis I nr autry.—A meeting of tbs Davis Infantry will be held at • o'clock Friday night, at the Hall of the Chamber of Commerce. A full at tendance Is desired of those who have enrolled themselves as members of the company. Asbestos Mnrx t* Fcltor.—We were shown yes terday a specimen of asbestos, from the plaoe of Mr. If. B. Hardljp, in the lower part of this county. It la said that a large and abundant mine is situated ou hie plaoe; and we learn It la his purpose tc ▼flop Its reoouroeo at an early day. Mxasna. SrsNcxn, Zimmerman A Claus opening their aale and sample rooms si No. 11 Broad ■treat. Granite Block, where the products of their Excelsior Soap works will be kept They are intend ing to manufacture and aell a very large amount of Soap, which they warrant equal to any in the market. Who Wants Lim* n Cheat Quantities?-Masai e. Stephens k Flynn keep constantly on hand any amount of lime, from the Howard lime mine of Bartow county, whk h they will sell here In any quantity and at the lowest rates. Read the adver tisement signed by (I. II. Waring, appointing Mos •- * F. agents for the axle of this valuable lime. Pebsonal.—Gov. Brown rotumed yesterday from Rockiuart, whither he had gone to inspect jr renal ly the uutold oiiilioue of wealth iu Lime, Slate, Ac., In that vicinity. He exprt seed himself as not only delighted with what he saw, but filled with astonish ment, at the almost inconceivable amount of these veluable deposit- and other minerals. He desires the Ceitaraville A Van Wert Railroad finished with a broad gangs all the way to Hock mart, aud extended beyond them as soon r a possible. Summon Court.—'The entire day was occupied yesterday in trying the case ot W. P. Lights, charged with shouting at another. The jury returned a ver dict of not guilty- The defendxut was represented by B. H. Hill A Sons. It it understood that the cnee of W. P. Siler will be called to-day, the absent witness being expected on the Atr-Line Railroad thla morning. Foe am Baptist Cm ram, (James' Ohapel).—A series of Interesting meetings are now being held each night at this Church. The Pastor. Rev. F. M. Daniel, assisted by Rev's. W. N. Cbandotn, and N. A. Daily, are preaching to attentive audiences, and the prospects are highly encouraging. The public are cordially Invited to atteud. Preach- leg daily at IV r. u. -Hal. J. H. Morgan, Secretary of the Atlanta Department of the Life Association of Ameri ca, whose office la in Tnx Sun building, has return ed from Savannah,where he aud Oapt J. W. Thomas, the manager for the State, have been spending some time in the Interest of the Association, with eminent success. Mfi|. Morgan is well poe.od and ablq to give frill information at any time in relation to the business of the Association and its sy stim of trans acting business. Ooom Map.—Wa observed yesterday in the of fice of Mr. Ordinary Pittman, a handsomely execu-' ted Map of Fulton county. It la drawn on a very convenient scale, and has accurately portrayed and delineated every important aud unimportant locality lu the county. The railroads, county rotda, streams of all dimensions, militia districts, land lots, planta tions, their owner's namoe, mills, bridges, ferries, mines of gold, coppor, Ac., are all prominently and conveniently arranged. It is probably the moat de sirable Map of the County svor put before the public. A Yeby Bebious Accident —As tho Tallulah hose cart was being carried out to the Are Wednesday night, at a vary rapid rate, and was hurrying from Peachtree street to go down Cain, Mr. Charles U. Wootten, a member of the Company (Clark in J. M. Holbrook's Hat Store) waa violently thrown by the tongue of the cart agaiuet a lamp-post; at the same instant ha waa crushed between the wheel of the cart and the post with aucb force that the tongue waa broken and tho post almost pros trated. Ha waa kindly received and tenderly cared for by Mr. J. C. Davis till 10 o'clock yesterday when ha waa removed to Mr. Holbrook’s. Devoted friends, who deeply sympathise with him 1* his terrible affliction, watch with and do all they can for him. Dm. Cola. Drake and Westmore land are attending him. Ha la in vary great pain, and It (la with a and heart wa state, that but little hops is entertained for hla recovery. Capt. Job* luu -No one can have a proper appreciates of the very large amount of gooda sold by John Easley, except those who taka pains to ex amine into the facts. He la an experienced, reliable merchant, who knows how to lay in gooda. knows what his customers and the public want, and I BaossMa'i Oorrr-7/u Bmm 1F.sftteMA.-Mte Honor's fame as a judge having reached Jedo, t Japan), ha precipitately departed from this city on Sunday night, in response to n special from the Ring of the "Japs'* to preside at kte Court on yesterday. Having been sent over by the At'an tic Cable, ha doubtless was frightening the natives of that island with his "|i and ooeta." white our own Court was languishing with neglect. Though wa are not authorised to say. it is but reasonable to suppose that His Honor, during bis absence, will not neglect so favorable opportunity to team some of the sleight-of-hand tricks for which the "Jape" are s» famous. We shall therefore expect on his return a new teat of necromancy, legerde main, metaphysics, gymnast!*.*, imnetology, or some other side-show in connection with his won derful exhibition in the future. His Honor, the Mayor, has consented to drtve the machine in hla absent*, and we will take this occasion to hay ha doss it with a vengeance, and in a meaner that turns out culprits and convicts at the rate of sight or ten a miuSte. MB. MXKLT MAIXENTINE was the principle of a flourishing school out in Beel zebub Park. He advertised that being a graduate of tbs Greeley school, ha was prepared to instruct at short notice, all persona in the art of black-guarding, swearing, and all kinds of profanity. He waa also quite an adept in vulgarity and obscenity, having practiced both for about forty-three years He came to court In hopes of bribing it, bat His Honor, like Osar's wife, was above suspicteon. Mr Dalleutine, however, did not despair. A cautions look around be stole; 11 te bag. of chink he chunk; And mat y a wicked smite he smote. And many a wink he wunk. Dot his efforts were all of no avail; and he went away f 5 poorer than he came. MBS. OWN wa* a gentle lady, who having become tired of frtb- icntblo life in Beeixebnb Park, ooncluded to rent out her palace at twenty-two cents a month. Owning vast establishment, consisting of all the convenien ces, appointments and luxuries proper to a lady of her station and refinement, she was necessarily much exhausted after superintending the day's pack- She therefore concluded to take a little coffee, stimulant; but being short-sighted, sha mistook the coffee pot for a big, black bottle. The cones- nonce was, that when the wheel-barrow man who ioved her vast establishment came lobe remunera ted for bis days' labor, she forgot abe had aver Mov ed, and refused to pay him anything, whereupon, Hia Ilonor Jogged her memory with a demand for M 00. AUSBOEN TtLLXH lea vary uioe gentleman when ha la sober, but u fortunately ha la unable to remember such a tlms indeed, it la supposed that this remarkable period his life must have been several yesrs before he was born. Mr. Tuller was charged f 10 for having such a treacherous memory. BEN. VAENELL came up to court crying like a two-mlnote-old baby. His Ilonor a*ked him the cause of so much lamen tation, whereupon he responded: " May it please your Ilonor, I'm a poor dilapidated cuss, science-stricken, broken-hearted, and grief laden. For when I think of what I am, m Aud what 1 nsc to waa, I think I throwed myself away Without sufficient cause." His Honor thought so too, and charged him $6 ; whereupon he avowed he was as good as any man, and threw down a hundred dollar bill with as prince ly an air as aver came from a sprig of royalty. MISS XELLA roEBESTEB, was a pert yonng lady of doubtful color, but of very undoubted teste for whisky. Having boen called to test tho quality of some so-called superfine, she forgot herself and swallowed the contents of a quart cup. The consequence was she paid $5 and costa. ■*Sse The United States Court was not In session yes- terday, it being Federal Decoration Day. Hendricks’ Habeas Corpui case will be resumed this morning. M^lor Spencer, In his opening argument i Wednesday for tho State, ably presented these among other points: The Relptor la imprisoned by virtue of three bench warrants issued by a Judge of the Superior Court for the State of Georgia; the said Court hav ing Jurisdiction both as to the "subject matter and the person." The United States District Court should not disturb the legitimate proceeding of the State Court. Where Uiorc are two or more grounds for the imprisonment, one being bad, the Court will discharge as to that but remand as to those that are good. After indictment, the Court will not Inquire into tho eaumt of commitnmnt; but would if committed by a magistrate. icro there are two cause* of imprisonment, ou< good and the other iuvalid, the Court can, upon habeas corpus, discharge as to tho invalid cause, and remand the prlsouor aa to tho other. i case of Roberts, lu 3d Abbott, applies outy to the act of Relator as an^ nicer acting uuder tho ordor of the Court. Tho question ia simply, was the Rela tor authorised by the instruwbut uuder which b< acted, and that questiou is answered by the validity of the instrument itself, which hears on its face evi dence of fraud. A doclaiou of the Supreme Court of the United States is binding on this Court, but when from District Court of any otlioi State, it Is simply adviso ry in its character. In Abbott's Kentucky csss there was no contro versy aa to the legality of the process, but the case at bar makes that the issue. As to Jurisdiction, see Brights Digest 303, which gives jurisdiction when done iu discharge or duty— that is assumed and upon that Jurisdiction is based The fact that the Relator waa in the discharge of duty we deny. The jurisdiction being taken by the Suporior Court should hold the Relator until dis posed of by law. lie cited attention to the facta of the alleged war rant—the entries and the peculiarities of the changes and Interlineations. The United 8talcs Court is authorized by statute to issue writs of habeas corpus; but State laws are to be rules of decisions in trials, etc., except when the Constitution of the United States requires other wise. What are the Stats laws lu this case at bar ? No person aball be discharged upon the hoaring of writ ot habeas corpus in the following oases, to-wit Where he Is imprisoned uuder lawful procoas Issued from a Cout of competent Jurisdiction, unless cases where bail is allowed and proper ball la ten dered. Where the party la imprisoned nndor Bench Warrant, regular upon its face. In no case whore it appears the detention is authorized by law." without being pleased with hia stock, and scarcely any one fails to find exactly what ta wanted, and at. "if a la always filled to overflow with the vary large Monk ha keeps on hand. eaa ha from morning till night, day after day. All hia dealings are on the square, and we never heard of a eiagte human eompiaiulng of any transaction at K* sly's store. His role is quick sales and email pnfita- He always puts his goods at a low pries, aud knaps everything movlug along. But few mer- cbants any where are aa popular as ha is—none are ■ It ■ tt U Mach of Oapt. Keatey's large trade 1s owing to the fact that he Uta the people know what ha has for 11a advertise*. He g.vea the same testimony that OoL G. W. Adair does- nothing so aheap, or Ihfitpaysao well, as a liberal aae of printer sink. The Phooebsr or TitE Hthxet Railuoad.—Tho Decatur Street Lino of the Street Railroad will be oompleted to the cemetery in about ten days. S> soon aa this line la finished, work will be com menoed forthwith on the Peachtree line, which will extend out Oak aud Ivy streets to tho intersection with North Avonno. It baa been Intimated by some that it is tho pur pose of tho Street Railroad Company to extend this latter line on to Ponce de Leon Spring via North Avenue. Tho Spring ia located within one mile of the btroet Railroad, at ite intersection with Houston atreet; and If adopted, thie lino would become one of tho moat fashlonsbio Btroet Railroad rides the city. Of course this line will hardly be built this season. In the meantime, tho mineral spring on the old Jenkins lot In West End, ia becoming more i>opular every day. Numerous prominent families visit it daily; and in time wa predict it will become quite taehlonable resort Buna last.—The boot end shoe store of Messrs. Harris, Owens k Co., corner ot Marietta and Broad streets, waa broken into last night (Wednesday.) bar had bean inserted under the sash of the first slJb window, which broke the look; also of the next window, at which entrance waa made. A match-box waa taken from a secluded ptace at the end of the counter, and the gas lighted. The money drawer was broken open in front by n peg Ante, so aa to avoid sounding ite alarm. Rut aa $90 had been de ed the flay before, only between nine and ten dollars warn stolen. The book-keeper's desk was thoroughly rumaged. All tits fine gooda in the front •bow-window ware taken, and n box of ladiea' shoes. The empty box waa left at the rear of the store on the sidewalk. The window entered waa laft partly up. The operations showed familiarity with the premises. A Ooumasi. Eateams— —The resent tnrifcfetnt in real estate made ia this city by the ft-there Se cant y Company, probably signifies more than the casual observer would el Aral suppose. It ia andertaood that it la tha purpose of the At- lanm k Richmond Air-line and the Atlanta k Weal Point Railroad corn pantea to connect their rands by • abort supplemental Una. Intersecting the south western portion ofthia city, the termini of Uiia flank line to tap the OsorrU cod West Point roads near tflbclty li—ita 'either within o« without), time form ing a continuous line from West Point to Charlotte, North Carolina. It ia alleged and generally believed that this Hoe the rn Security Company have purchased entire the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Railroad, that they have leased the Atlanta and West Point, and that they have a controlling influence in all roads on this route, from Vicksburg to New York, though the— are not positively known to the public. Tho object of the supplsaasntai: route through tha south-eastern limits of this city, ia to afford an i Interrupted line over whleh to ship cotton and through freight directly to tha East. If the comm conjectures are true, the completion of the project will secure a direct, express air-line communication from the great producing area of the Qulf and South western States to the great consuming and menu- facoring cities of the East.. Doubtless it is the purpose of this Company to ultimately extend the line through to Monroe, Lou isiana* and thence to the Pacific; or rather to make this tbs'Esst Mississippi route of tha Great South era Pacific Railway, which has so long Invited tha atten tion of capitalists. It will thus become in direct com petition with various olbor tinea, looking to tha same •ad—that ia, being the extension of tha Great South- Pacific Route from San Dtego to New York, and which other lines some being all rail and some hming steamship lines, from Maw Orleans, Savan nah and Charleston, now carry the through freight to the East Atlanta, it ia contended, and with much plausibili ty, will become the central point on thla graft trunk line; and it is here that the company purpose erecting all their machine shops, car mannfhctortea. rious other establishments necessary to the thorough and constant equipment of the road in all its depart ments. lha central and accessible potation of tha city, together with the bracing, invigorating climass, render Atlanta specially fitted for the— manufac tories; and, if located here, they will secure for tha city an additional population of fonr or five thou sand. The—, together with the Industry fend capi tal they may bring and invito, will give tha city another powerful impetus in her onward march to metropolitan proportions and influence. Ot course tha continuous line for through fright will not interfere with local freight and general travel. Passenger trains will stop ft tha Passenger Depot, of oourse, and local freight wUl daubtleaa be shipped to the local freight depot, aa heretofore. The conjecture that Dr. Thurman's Strawberry Gardens had been purchased aa a sight for the ma chine ahopa ia probably Ill-advised, from tha fact this locality has not sufficient elevation for this purpose—a very necessary requisite In ait— for rail way machine shops. It haa been surmised with much reason and ptauai- bllity that it ia the policy of the oompany to purchase their right of way through tha city before they locate the lino, and after locating the route. —11 all surplus lands, thus securing the most practicable route di rectly through the city, at a comparatively small ex pense. and probably ft a very considerable advant age. Such are the conjectures of the pnbUc. Time only can solve the question. ■tatoft Local d» Btalilew Notloee. —■ 1 BRICK FOB BALL — Builder* and ooc tractor, out pure hue n bargain ia Brisk by sailing on Means. Nunnolly, Hallman A Co., wholesale grooers and grain dealers, Nos. 57 and 59 Peachtree street. my30 2t ST FIVE HUNDRED PIECES Par lor Furniture, in suiles or separately— oou mike, and guaran.ee>L 200 complete chamber suites, Bide board. Hat Bock, Wardrobes, Marble Tables, Etogeries, Lounges, Desks, Chain, 4c., 4s., lower tho* eveb. These goods mutt and will advance, owing to heavy advance in material, and rneosni of the sight hour system. “Emporium,” my2S-3t Kile Corner. Local Ss Business Notices. A CARD. TO THE PUBLIC. iTSt- Cosohbb', li^w WM yMlucUy held body of, mulatto tuMnt, .found tn ■ gully mil fetruet, lulwm Hauler and Hit.-boll. Coroner Wm. Kite ■umiuoocd lb. folio win, named gentlemen at un Inqurat Jury! P. M. lark., runman; S. Flaming, J P. P-rdu,. M. t Maher. W. H. It..I .'. A. Uovon, H W. T. l»nbam and T. D. Cur. tta. Tbotr nrdtot vns u follow,: "W. m of optn- toa Umtmld Infant cam, to lu dmtb by tb. baud, aapraou or pereow, unknown to ns'* l'r. K J. Bonrb, n City fkjuriu, mod. a poe-moruia as* tnlMlSB, Hid oertiQM "in a ,-<>rdan., witb tba nr* dint of lb. jury." Having seen several notioea in news papers, published at the instanoe, direct ly or indirectly, of Dr. Hitchoock, one of the Proprietors of the Georgia Soap Factory, o! this city, which arc oaloul&t- tod to mislead the Public, and deceive those in our midst who oro enough in terested to investigate the foots, I deem it my duty, in vindication of truth and probity, to ooli the attention of the Pub lic to the following facts:. In 1871, under the management of Dr. Ilitchoock and his soap manufacturer, the soap turned by thorn was so poor that it did not find a market at home or abroad. This fact Dr. Ilitehcoek volun tarily stated to me in languaga plain and unequivocal. I was not at that time engaged in the husinees, and Dr. Hitchcock oame to my house and begged me to render him suob servioe us would got him out of troublo. I consented, and commenced opera tions with him, as a Partner,on the 25th day of April, 1871; and from that date uutil onr separation in February, 1872, I was the solo manufacturer of all the Soap mode by onr firm (Uitchoock 4 Spencer.) I melted aud made over the Soap which Dr. H. hod on hand, which was worth less except aa Soap stock, and made mer chan table Poor Man’s Soap, thus saving to him that which he said he considered valueless. The Soap mode gave universal satis faction, tha trade and consumers show ing their high appreciation of meritori ous goods. It is not my parposoto make warnpon any manufacturer, aa I desire to see man ufacturing interests of every kind made a prominent feature of the industry and enterprise of the entire South; but whilst I desire all this, I wish to see men ad here to the principles underlying all the relations subsisting between man and man in a civilized country, viz.: Truth, Fair Dealing, etc. Dr. Hitchcock well knows that I intro duced the Soap known as the Poor Man's Soap; and ho well knows that an ounoe of it never had been made in the Georgia Soap Factory until I made it; and I will hero say that not an ounoe such as I made haa ever been made in that Fac tory since I left it, and never will be made in it again, as I am the inventor ol the chemical combinations of that, and other popular brands of Soap, and have never imparted the knowledge to him or any one else. I am now at the head of the moat com plete manufacturing establishment in the whole Southern country, and as com plete aa any at the North—only differing in point of magnitude—having oapacity to tum out one hundred and twenty thousand pounds of Soap per month, with all the improved apparatus for mak ing every variety of Soap, from the finest Toilet, through the entire line, to the lowest Laundry Soap, and all this I oon do without “ steeling eny men's thun der." My Soap speaks for itself; end I sey to merchants and consumers : Judge ye between it and any other Soap, whether made North, Wat, or et the Georgia Soap Factory, or anywhere elite, and I abide the decision. I invite the Pnblio to eeli on the firm of Spenoer, Zimmerman 4 Clark, at No. 11 Granite Block, Brood street, or at the Excelsior Steam Soap Works,oornar Fos ter aud Bell streets, near the Medieal College, and examine our gooda for themselree. Gnu. 0. Srnonu. tnySl —‘FROM THIS DATE, G. W. Jack will sell pare Ioe Cream et 15 etc per plate, end will furnish the same to families aud festivals at from $3 to $3 60 per gallon. myl5-10t SPECIAL TELEGRAPH from headquarterI far the benefit qf the piopui or oroboia ! MESSRS. SHARP <t FLOYD will open Monday morning, 13th inst, their fall stock of rich, beautiful and fashionable spring goods. 3.000 dwta. 14 karat vest chains, all new styles. 2.000 dwts. opera chains, latest styles, 14 karats, from $30 to $200. 160 sets fine jewelry, entirely new de signs. 60 ladies' stem sad key-winding watches, some as low is $30. The largest stock of E Howard 4 Co.’s stem and key-winding watches this side of New York. Everybody is invited. DO NOT fail to examine onr large and elegant assortment of jewelry. Onr prices will be as low as we can af ford, at the same time lower than any jewelry firm South oon sell same quality of goods Seeing is believing. Oall and be con- convinced. Sharp & Floid. m!2tf W AT FIFTY CENTS. —Regular meals, full variety, well prepared, fur nished by Peel 4 Knowles, 26 Marietta street Give them a trial. m23-tf W" ICE-COLD Cincinnati and Mil waukee Beer, fnrniihed by Peel 4 Knowles, from their large Refrigerator, where it ia cooled by the barrel. More for the money than any where else. m23-tf SW CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.— I have purchased the extenaive Cigar Manufactory of M. Salbide, in thia city, and aboil oontinne the same on e much enlarged scale. Messrs. H. H. Witt 4 Co., Auction 4 Commission Merchants, Peachtree street, Atlanta, Gs., are sole agents for my oi- gars, to whom all orders should be ad dressed, and who are able to supply them in any quantity upon reasonable terms. My cigars are made of the best materi al and warranted to give satisfaction. Patronize Home Industry. I oall special attention to my “Henry Clay" and “El Gusto” brands. my3-lm M. P. Galorran. IQ-Oidcr Wood from Wells, 78, Whitehall; Goidtsnoven, No. 4 Capitol Building, or Beiple, oorner Decatnr and Bell. feb 27-tf. ATLANTA_MARKETS. CORRECTED DAILY. ATLANTA. Wednesday, May 05,1573. COTTON—The merxet la firm ft 35*. Baooimo—17ft 15—no daraniMl. Flow Unas 38. Ibo* Tnw FINANCIAL.—Gold—bn yin f 1.13; ssRlng 1.14. Silts*—Buying 1.05; aellin* 1.00. Rxcuamob— Buying ft par;aelling '« par cent, pre mium. Bonds and Htocks—Oaorgta 5a, 7IR77; 7s, 87ft 88; Naw Georgia bond* at the Slate Treasury. M>- At?Ants City Bonda-Ta. 75ft77; 8a, 86#87. Au- Georgis Beilro^l Block. 98ft 1.01; Georgia Reilioad Bonds, OTftlOO. Atlanta end Weft Point Railroad Stock. OlftM; Atlanta and Waft Point a Rall- Uft ©■"••ariaa.—Contes—Rio, 23ft35; lava. 50ft34; Mocha, 40; Lagnyra, 38. BYEura—Naw York. 60ft90; Silver Drips 80ft85; Maw Orleans—prime, 73ft’5; Florida 4Sft60; Sugar Honaa, 14; by Hogshead SO. A« 15*; Extra C. 13*; (hushed, Granulated, Powdered. 14; N. O. Choice, 13*; Common 10*; Fair. 11; Prime 11*; Snow White. 14*; Demarara 13*ftlS. Teas—Black 1.00ftl.38; Green l.OOftl.50. Miscellaneous —Soda — Boxes. Icflfi; in kegs 7*c ft ta. Cream Tartar. 50ft66; Yeast Powders per doe, 1.05; Beeswax 28ftS3; Rage-cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, 8*. Brooms 33.60ft4 per dox. Garden Bum—per dosen package—uuder 35 dox. I; over, 30. Candies -Adamantine, 31 ft31*, Soap—Bar, 6ft 10. Salt—Liverpool, per sack. $3.10; Virginia. 2.00. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES—Butter -Country, 30ft33; BeftOoahen, 40; Weatem Re serve, 35ft 30; Tennessee, 31ft24; Kentucky coun try 36ft37. Cmkbse— Choice Factory, 30ft21. Poultry—All hens 36c; Mixed lota 35ft36e.; 8prlng chickens 30. Buhdwes—Eggs per dos. 19. packed; Rioe9*ftl0; Hominy per barrel, $8.60; Pearl Grits $6.60; Maca roni 38. GRAIN, MEAL, Ac—Co**—by car load, prime white $1 0$; yellow and mixed $1 00; corn meal $1 05. Weeat—Nominal—Red $ 1.90ft 1.95; Choice White $2; Inferior $1.80. Oats—73ft76. Stock Peaa $1.66ftl.7S. MEATS, Ac—Bacon—Shooldes 7; clear rib sidea •; clear aldea 9*; Hams—7 l 4 ftl2; Sugar cured 13ftl3*« Bulk Meate-Slioulders 6*; clear rib aides SHARP & Southern FLOYD, Agents. «Xi • 8«. Sep- DEPARTURE.—Pullman Paljme Sleeping Car, Milwankie, leaves to-night by Western 4 Atlantic Railroad. The " Racine" leaves to-morrow night war NORTH, EAijT AND WEST. *®-THE PUREST AND SWEET- est Cod Liver Oil in the world ia Hazard 4 Caswell's, made on the seashore, from fresh selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have onoe tak en it prefer it to auy other. For sale by all druggists. ml8tu4fri—dAwlv. tdr Chocolate Caramels, Wednesday, April 3d, and every snweeding Wednea day, at Block's Candy Faotory, No. 75 Broad street. Broken osndy 20 oents I und, or six pounds for s dollar, ding ookes handsomely ornamented stressonsblej>rioes t ^^ ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ft)It 8KCHBTAHY OF STATK. Major John F. Jonas, of Coweta, is A candidate lor Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. SPBAYBERRY is an nounced saw candidate lor Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina tion. Fob Comptroller Gknrral.—Gener- LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. dec29-dtf Return yourOityTaxes ^LL Tax-payan in the city are hereby notified that tha books of tba City Tax Receiver And Collector will ba open on Monday, 37th instant, and will be kept open every day till otherwise ordered. All persona liable will plaeaa coma forward and make returns of their taxes and aava double tax. Oftca hours from 8 a.*, till 13 tt., and from $ ». u. till« r. m.. at tha City HalL Jas. B.Fbanku*. myl6-tf TEX Receiver and Collector. At A Liberal Salary and CsmmUriaa To SMI th. Mod 8.WIO, Mtchin. ta Atluila: f For putlcabr. loqatr* U tk* oO<-«. Brad Mrat. SASSEE N HOUSE, (tawmeriy United Mates Hotel.) /"lORNRR aLABAMA and PRYOR NTRUTR, AT* VJ LA NT A. OA. XL R, ftAflflBXXlV, Agant Proprietor. $2 00 judging, aacn.... 16sente. ORO. W. Land—Tierces 10*ftll; Cans 12; Buckets 12*; Country 9*ftl0. Butcher's Meats—Beef—Kentucky and Tennee- telOftU; Corned in kegs, 10ft 16; Spiced 30. Hogs T*ft8; Mutton 15ft 18; Veal 10; 8ausagea—common 15; Head Cheese—plain 16; fancy 30. FLoern—Fine,$7; Superfine,$7.50; Extra $9 00ft9 25 Family, $10 OOftlO 60; Extra Family, 10 75ftll $0; Fancy, $11 75ft 12 50. FORAGE. PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.60 R 100 tea; OU Meal 1.60; Shlpetuff 1.80. Hat—Timothy 1.90ftl.96; Clover Hsy i.osftl.76. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hides 7ft7*; Oman Salt 8*ft9; Dry 16ftl6. Leather—Calf Skins—Domestic $30ft$44 * doxan; French $46ft$66. Harness Leather 38ft46 ft ta. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27ft33*; Oak 38ft50; Split 40. Kipa—Country 45ft60 ? lb; French, p dosen, $48ft70. DRY GOODS—Cambrics—glared, Oft 11; paper 13* ftl4*. Bleached Cotton, 9ft31. Oottonadea 20ft25. Glnghama—heavy, 13ft 16; Scotch, 23ft38; Chambray 30*ft37*. Tickings 9ft32. Calicos—Bedford 9 ; Warn sutta 9 ; Araoakeag and Arnold, 10*; Garner A Oo.. 11*; Albion, 12; Spragues, Aliena, Donnells, Conestoga, 11*; Dolly Vardan, ll*ftl3*. Flannels—Rad, 26ft45; White, 35ft87*; Opera 40ft03*. Faotobt Goode—Sheetings and Shirting*—Augus ta and Oolumbua—4-4,18*; 7-8,19; fi-4,10; Drillings 14; Oaorgta Checks, 16; Stripes, 14; Oanaburg* 16 ftl8; Yarns, $1.65. Cotton Bops 30. CANNED GOODS. CONFECTIONERIES, Ac.— P*achea, 2!b cans, $2.60ft3.76 per dox.; 31b cans, $3ft $4 par doxan; Pass 62.76; Pina Apple, 21b cans, $3.26; Strawberries, 3lh. $3.76; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.26 3.40; Oysters, lib, $1.37ft$1.60; 21b, $2.S0ft$2.75; Sardine*, « oaaa $2Sft$34. Cracerrs—JRrated, 9ftl0; Butter 7ft8 ; Cream llftl3; Picnic 7ft9; Soda, 6ft8; Sugar, 9*ftU. Candy-Stick, 15*ftl7; Fancy, 18ftS0. Nora—Almonds 32ft26; Brazil*, 16ftl7; Filberts, 16ftl7; Pecans, 17ftl8*; English Walnut*, 20ft26; Peanut*, $2.30ft$2.75 V bushel. -Pinta, V dozen, $2ft2.26; Quarts, $3.26; Half Gallons $6.50, Gallons $7.50. Brandy Cherries— Quarts, ft dozen, $5; Peaches—Pinta $3.25, Quarts $4.60. Spices—Allspice and Ginger, 16ft 18; Clove*, 26; Cinnamon, 90: Nutmeg*, $1.40ft$1.60; Mace, $2; Mustard—2 os., 60; Pepper, 26ft28. Vegetables, Ac.—White Beans per bushel $3.86ft $4; String Beans, per bushel, $3,60; Naw Irish Pota toes per bushel $2.60; 8weet potatoes $160; Yam* $2 00 per bushel; Peat $2.26 per buahel: Cabbages per head 26; Cucumbers par doxen t 50. FRUITS.—Apple*—Green R bbl 7 60ft9 00; Dried 5*ft8. PoAchea—peeled 15; un peeled 4. Oranges 2 60 ft 8 00; Lemons $7 00ft 7 60; Cranberries $l>bl $10ftl8. Bananas $2 60ft3 00 V bunch; Ooooa Nuts $7 00ft 8 60; Gamuts V lb 15ftl6; * Dates 12* ft lb; Figs dried 20ft22; Pine Apples $3 V dox.; Prunes 13ft 16 Raisins $4 60; Citrou 48ft55. FI8H-White Fish-family $6; No. 1, 6 60. Mackerel—kite, No. 1.1 80; No. 2,1 60; No. 3, 1 30; Half barrela-No. 1, $8; No. 3, $7; No. 3, $6. Cod ish 7ft8. FUEL—Wood R oord—Retail prioea—Oak at yard $4; delivered, $4 60; sawed and split, $6; delivered, $6 60; Hickory, 60c. added to above prices, Coal, J! buahel—Anthracite, 66; Lump Coal, 38 by car load—retail 50; Blacksmith's, 34ft26, HARDWARE-ImoN—Swede, 6*ft8; flat bar 6*ft 8*; round and square i*ftl0; band 7ft8; sheet iron $10ftl3; Hone shoe 7ft8; Nailrod llftl3*; Hon* shoot R keg $7 00ft7 60; Mule shoes $8 00ft8 60. Nails—R keg. lOd to 80d. 6 26 ; 8d. 6 60; <d, 8 76; id, 7 00 ; 3d, 8.26; fine, 9 76; finishing-different kinds, 76o. on above prices; Hone shoe R box, 20ft 40 per pound. Steel—Cast, 22ft26; German. 15ft 18; Plow 9ftll. Grain Cradles—Per dozen $4lft50; Scythes, grain per dox. $16ftl8; grass, $9 00ftl4; Grass Snaths $7 50ft 11 00. Miscellaneous—Axes, Collins, $ 13.60ft 14,00 par dos;Ten Eyck,$12.60ftl3. Spades per dox-Ames$17. Rowland $14.00 Shovel*—Ames, 15.00; Row land, $13.00. Host—SooyUI’S, $8.60ft 10 00. ScovUl’l pattern $7.35ft9.00. Carriage axles — Com mon, 10c. Springs 30ft33o; Traces 80ft $1 per pair. Smoothing Irons 7*ftl0c; Hollow ware 6*ft8c. Cotton cards—WhlUsmorea, $6. Gun caps — 0 D 40—full oount, 48; Water Proof 90. Shot—per bag, $6.00. Powder per keg, blasting $6.00. Rifle, per keg $7.26; half keg $4; quarter keg $2.26. Grind •tones par lb—Ohio 2*ft3; Nova Scott* 3ft4. CROCKERY AND OLASS—Original pgks. (repack ing higher) Platae, 0 C 6 Inches, 30, 7 inches 36, 8 inches 40. Granite, 6 inches 60, 7 Inches 66. Teas—par sst—O 0. 14; Painted 16; Granite— handled, 66; nnhandted, 66, Window Glass—Per box : 8 by 10, $4 60 to 6 60; 10by 12, 4.75 to 6.76; 10 by 14. 6.50 to 6.00; 10 by 16, 5.60 to 6.60; 10 by 18. 6.50 to 6.75; 12 by 18, 6.76 WOODEN WARE.—Pails — Two hoops, brass bound. Juniper, $7 psr dos: do Pins $5.80; Painted 3.76. Tubs—painted—nsst of S, $4; Sugar Boxes psr rack, $3.36. Washboard* par dos.—wood, zinc $3, combination $4. Well-bucket* — long Refrigerators—Upright, No. 1, $30; No. 3, $33; No. 5, $36. Mocking-bird cages $10 per nest. LIVE STOCK-Bata Gattls — medium 4ft6*; prims 6*ft6; Aral grads, 0*; good steers, 6 «6. Milk Cows $36ft00. Hogs 4ft5; shoata 4ft6. Hones—few and in teir demand Mules—good stock dull sals; good arengs $U6#360. Shesp- msdium to felr, 6ft4; prims to choice 6ft7. LIQUORS—Bsandy—Apple and Peach, $2.60 to 6.00; Gharry and Ginger, 1.60 to 1.60; Oognao—Do mestic, 1.60 to 2.00—Foreign, 6.00 to 10.00. Wruxy—Bourbon, $1.96 to 6.00; Corn. 1.00 to 3.00; Rscttfisd. 1.00 to L36; Robertson Oo., 1.36 to 5.00; Rys, 1.26 to 6 00. Wines, Ao.—Madsire. Port. Sherry, psr gaUon $9 to 4.00; Champagne—California, psr case, $16.00 to $6k00; Imported, psr basket, 36.00 to 53.00. Gin—Domestic, $1.60 to 3.00; Foreign. 4.00 to 5.00. Rum—N. K. $1.60 to 100; Jamaica. 4.00 to 0.00. TOBACCO—Low gredss sound dark 67ft00; low gradss sound mahogany OOftOI*; medium maho gany 44#70; medium bright TOftOO; good bright 00 ; fevorlte brands of fine $1 00ft 136; leaf, Virginia, 16. ir M. domestic $96ftl00; Imported $100# too Baum—Maccabuy, in jars psr lb., not. $0 ; Scotch ini-oz cans psr pen $18 00; Booirh la botitas par «NmH Tliis is, beyfnd (lie shadow of a doubt, the finest and most ac curate Aal/lilKOalD 7/jnfi*J[££P£A that has ewer been made. Onr arrangements are such we can supply them om better terms thau any other houfi in the Nouth. beeping at all times a large supply, and giving JE. MMoktard if Cost O fTVt" Guaranty tow long time with each Watch sold. Our house Is headquarters for this Watch. Those purchasing from us can rely upon buying a genu ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. SHARP Ac FLOYD. Southern Agents, Atlanta, Ua. Forties at a distance who order Howard watches from ns will please state what paper tber see our advertisement in. X C. HITCHCOCK. .. DeLAMAR TCU.NKB, UU of T. C. a DeL. TU Hints. SnrtE. a HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FAOTORY *7 Alabama St., I».0. Box 533. Factory on Houston St. H a ■ April, 1811, iu their Fso- ; ices of a FIRST-RATE SOAP MAKER from Philadelphia, and having greatly ‘ prepared to furulsh, in quaatitiss to suit IN'S SOAP, which haa bssn made sines ; tory. and has given gen- None genuine IPOOK MAN’S SOAP, I without it They also i oUr# Soap of; JkL- rfl : the sam* qoalitv as Bsb- sst. Either of ; AJLo 4JL JL *9 • these will wash more for the money expended : Jh fpT Jk MTffl A /T A '• U**n Any other Soap iu the market. They make ; A 1 ill J3I J. XL, \7XAa ; lower tprlcsd Soaps, which will give satisfao- ; ' ; tion to all. From RELIABLE Southern merchants they ask a trial, and Will GUARANTEE satisfaction from th* use of any of their Sosps. Send in your order*. Reepsctfullly, my25-tf HITCHOOCK A TURNER. CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS. W E would respectfully inform the old patrons of the CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS and Ms generally, that ws are making some changes, and adding new machinery, ate. As soon as this can Ls dons, the Factory will bs started up, which will bs in time to > SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE. We have on hand at present a good assortmsnt of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, At the a The Roll or Custom Cards a Persons living on or nsar railroads, will plei to Smyrna Depot, c e ship *heir Wool to bs Oardsd, 1 4 for Cloth, DUNN, OGLETREE A CO., on Mitchell street, opposite J. T. Hightower A Oo., are ant) re all Wool brought into Atlanta on Wagons, to be Carded or Exchanged for Cloth. Th# 1 t to the Factory and returned back to Atlanta free of charge. . »ry We furnish Oil and Card for Tsn Cento per lb. Volunteer companies will do well to consult u Cobb county, Ga. Mitchell street, c ah. free of charge. befere contracting for their Cloth for uniforms etee- business, most be directed to Concord Wooftn Mills, Smyrna Post Offios i: “oVlS, } Tin: REVIEWERS REVIEWED A iSUPPEMENT TO “THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.” H’ilA an atppcndix tn ttrriev of llcconelruction—to-called. BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. mHIS IS THE TITLE OF A VOLUME OF 219 PAOES, JUST FROM THE PR&S OF D. APPLETON X A CO. ( Kontuiky, George T. Curtis and Horace Greeley, of New York, Hou. Auioe T. Akerman, ■ extended to several The present volume consists of these papers, which form ths Above named volume of 378 targe octavo pages, well printed and bound. The work ls for sale in Atlanta, by Phillips A Crew, and J. J. A 8. P. Richards. Price $1 60. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price. Liberal discount to ths trad*. Address either of these firms. may29-tf JAMES A. GRAY ta OO., Wholesale, Retail, and Importers of DRY GOODS 194 and 196 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA, Ga. riUKE PLEASURE in informing tbeir frisncls, through the medium of The At- A lakta Sun, that they have moved into their new store, especially ooustrncted by thcmselvea, for tho WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRV GOODS BUSINESS, Having four floors 126x41 feet, or twenty thousand five hundred superficial feet of flooring for the arrangement and display of their magnificent stock, which haa been EXCLUSIVELY PURCHASED FOR GASH From auction, and the largest manufacturers and importers in ths United States, thereby saving all jobbers' and middle men’s profits. We would confidently assert to merchants desirous of laying in small supplies, that we will willingly duplicate any bill pnreluaed in New York to two or three thousand dollars, if they will only oalcnUte the necessary expenses of going after them. . Goods Sold, Payable the First of November next, on City Acceptances. m94dtaw-wl*m-ly James A. Gray Ac Go, Royal Insurance Co. OT LIVERPOOL. BMQ. CAPITAL - - $9,000,000 LOSSES ARK ADJUSTED AND PAID IN ATLANTA, without havtni to b. rat to Ik. Horn. OOa. of Ik. Oo. O. 13- Profbi *W eillDor n, AOPT. raloual Card. ATTORNEY AND OOUNBELIGR AT LAW. Rft^Mtosi jklllfew sad Wilks a All rompiiy ai l Cmwterd' FOB sale, On Long Time, 860,000 worth of Real Estate, Un McDonnogh, Crew an* Washington Sts. an- lie* fo J. M. BORN, Jr. ■21 cor JJ'bcjD' STB.tTED. Miuwl mAi from tks vtMaity of AtluMU.tn1.1t7 9 I W i«kl lark* r.lur. to m morning. trigflli MIC MALL Mr MALE.
