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'riifi DAILY SUN ATLANTA, OAj ' *** Saturday Moiintno June 1, 1872 nr -tfffto Advertisement* aluayt found Hri / LooalandButineuIfoUcm on Fou*th Page ; meteorological. omoE chief oriiOHAL sebvioe.i Washington, D. 0., May 31, 1872. I Falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, cloudy weather, and vary probably rain, will prevail on Saturday from the Ohio valley northward and westward. Cloudy and threatening weather over t ie South Atlantic and Oulf States. Clear and pleas ant weather over the New England and Middle States, the winds becking to southerly and easterly, with Intrtainffi cloudiness over the lower lake region. Dangerous winds are not anticipated. CITY AFFAIRS. Oar A|UI la ■*»!« c»»a,r. 3. K. P. Doag]*», of Honor, u our daly Authorized Agent in Banka and ad joining eoontiea. ■ Fora Cow, Furniture, Ac., at May eon's to-day. glen Cbxam.—Nice, clean, sweet You’ll find It at O. W. Jack’s—no mistake^ BIT. 0. W. Thomas will preach at fit Lnke 1 Church to-morrow forenoon and evening. Beals free. tv**. WnotnaoM*, Dauciocs.—That soda-water made by Henry C. Pope, druggist Whitehall strget He knows how to make it particularly good. Pnwoniu—Oof Abda Johnson, of Cartersville, Is la the city. Hon. Joan Fobsyth was in the city yesterday his way home from New York city. He is soundly Democratic—In favor of the Party running electing Its own candidate. Bar. Dm. HaautToa will preach at the newly dedicated It Paul’s Church to-morrow (Sunday) •» 20 o’clock. Jerries Smith yesterday sent W. A. Ward to jail in default of bond. He wae charged with keeping r.pptiag house open am Sunday. Dm. D. Wins, president of Oglethorpe University, wlM preash In the Christian Church on Sunday eve ning at 8X o’clock. The public are Invited. Seels free. A no* flfty-flve feet long, bearing the words, ••Unger’s Sewing Machine Oo.,” was yesterday reared on tho roof at the rear of Moore’s A Business Col lags. i. Mamas. Nbal A Willis, Bankers and Brokers, a rebuilding s fine two story and half brick building on Pryor street, near Hunter, at a probable cost of ts.ooo. Cbablbs Woottbm, at 11 o'clock, l»st evening was la e erlUoal condition—no apparent change either fbr the%SH»r or worse. His mother is with him, having reached hers from her home In Pal metto. Taiarnr CaracH—Bev. C. A. Evans, Pastor.—The Third Quarterly Conference will bo held to.night at the Church. AU official members will please be present. Preaching this morning at 11 o'clock by Bev. W. H. Potter, P. K. Stabbivo.—Last night a negro boy, some 15 years of age, stabbed his father, in the neighborhood of Mitchell and Hunter streets. It la said the boy *r- osped. The man was formerly a servant of Uncle Jack NeaL No further particulars. Bnrroaan.—We are glad to announce that Mr. Reoorder Mitchell, who has been quite severely 111, for several days, has so far recovered as to officiate at the Recorder * Court Fines were assessed t*-rday to the amount of $16. Pioaio at Ponce de Leon to-day. Tho train to vey Habbath Bcfcool of Sd Baptist Church will leave the l’aeeemger Depot ibis morning 10‘« o'clock. Friends of Uie school are iuvlted. Fare for round trip 10 sente. Coauumou.—In the card of Mr. Geo. C. Bpeucer, published in the Hum of yesterday morning, tin omission of tbs word not materially altered the meaning ofa paragraph. In the Aral paragraph, the aentonce should read, “and drrelvo those in midat who are not enough Interested,’* etc. Da. David Wills —We Irarn from the Gainesville KafU that the Bev. Dr. Wills, of this city, la engaged to oocupy the pulpit of she Presbyterian Church In OaineaviUe, on the Heooud and Fourth Habbatbs In each month for the remainder of the year. Many of the surrounding communities have been quite clamorous alter the learned and eloquent Doctor, aud we are sore the citlsens of UsloeevlUe cannot be otherwise than much gratified at this arrange- Bbally WoMuaaroL.—Yesterday we saw Mrs. Mary Hlllaman. of Dawson, Georgia, who oaiue here to be treated by Messrs Benton A Collier for Cancer. She ha 1 a large tumor on the noee, which had rav aged to ooueiderable depth, and extended Itself lat erally. Several bad tried te remove it, and failed; but Dr. Benton, after a few weeks attention, entlroly removed it, and it is now healing up. We have read of suob things, but we saw this case. Mrs. llillsman wtU return home lu a few days. Oua large hearted friend, Johu It. Wallses, end Policeman J. P. BeUluger. have been active in rais ing a subscription to releive Mr. Perryman, whose house and entire effects were consumed stew nights ago. They both subeoribed liberally, and both have labored sealouely, and have euoceded In obtaining enough to relieve the immediate waute of the dis tressed family. Mr. BeUinger took them to his house. He also, on his own aoeount, ordered lum ber Immediately to be delivered on the ground, aud Mr. P. ts now building another houee. Buraaioa Coubt, May St, lb?2. — Ihe cas of W. P. Siler was called, and the Court wae employed all day lu summoning witnesses and qualifying Jurors. Sixty persona ware summoned before a Jury oould be Impaneled aud qualified. The following persons oompose the Jury on the case: J. W. Uoeeer, Nicholas Honey, M. Kleeman. John Baker, Geo. Abridge, W. II. Pool, William BoUman. P. M. Trimble. J. J. Smith, J. D. Dameron, H. G. Bell, A. 11. Grady. The cues will hardly be concluded before Monday availing. In the mein time the Jurors are not al lowed to separate. Counsel for prisoner, Gartrell A Stephens and B. X. Cowart. The dfendant has sum moned about ten witnesses. John Trimble, charged with trespass—taking po tatoes—wae found guilty. Senteuce wae suspended for a tew days. VtnrkD StaTbs Cod it.—Yesterday argument was concluded |ln the Hsttdncks HOW Corpus asae, by Cot. M. J. Hammond, Attorney General for the State. Ula speech was clear, cogent, pointed, exhaustive aud eloquent. His points wars strong and unan swerable. The following is a portion of bis brief: The Keister Is confined in the Fulton ooouty jail upon three bench warrants from the Superior Coart, for false Imprisonment of Hancock, for an attempt to kidnap him, and for falsely and fraudulently altering the bench warrant issued by United States Court at Charleston, 8. O., by inserting in it the names of Hancock and Spears. He seeks to be relieved undor the 7th section of the Act of Congress of 2d March, 1KM, known as the Force BllL 4 Statues United States, <94; 1st Hr. Di gest, 802, section 2. It Is for tbe relief of persons confined “for any act dons, or omitted to be done, in pursuance of slaw of tbs United States, or any order, process or decree, of any Judge or any Court thereof." “Hie right to Issue the writ can only arise by a total nullification of tbe Federal authority; aud the Imprisonment of one of its officers, not for scrims, but for tbs performance of duties enjoined on him by law, and which he was sworn to perform.’’ McLean In Ktparte Robinson <th McL. B. 858. Hendricks Is a Deputy United States Marshal of South Carolina, duly sworn. In this State he has no authority, except that conferred by tbe Marshal of this State having specially deputed him to oxecute eight or ten warrants. He took no oath of offlos in this State. He was, therefore, not an officer of the United States hers. He must have bean sworn. See 8th McLean, 858, ante; Br. Digest. 698 McLean, 97: Conklin’s Tr. 202. A Deputy Marshal Is an officer subject to removal by Judge—1 Br. Digest, 698. Hendricks bad no process against Hancock. Tbe proof 1s that no indictment was ever found Hancock. (So for as Is known, no charge was aver made against Hancock.) The bench warrant which Hendricks bad issued, against Scott only. Bench warrants from that Court never contained mon than one name, and this Hendricks knew. He ad mils Hancock's and Spears' names were inserted in thewirraut; but says be did not Insert them, know who did, nor when it was done. It Is clear that the process as Issued at Charleston, was no process against Hancock. But it is said the indorsement at Savannah, Geor gia, was the process under which Hendricks acted. It does not appear that Hancock's name was therein. First we ssy. that process was not the warrant is sued by tbe Judge, but by the Clerk without the Judge’s knowledge, and without any authority of law. Had the process been good In South Carolina against Hsnoock.it oould not with that indorsement, be executed in this State. The Capiat “can be ecuted only within the district. If the defendant Is elsewhere, he can be brought within tbs Jurisdiction of the Court only by the means pointed out for the removal of prisoners from one district to another.' Conklin’s Treatise, 699. That is, he must be com mitted where he is found, and thsrethe Judgs must order his removal. 35 Sec. Judicial Act, Conkljn'i Treatise, 682, 683. No commitment can be had except upon warrant issued upon oath and upon evidence dofoored un der oath. If Hendricks was an officer of the United States, and said paper is held to be process against Hancock, then for the folse Imprisonment of Hancock and the attempt to kidnap him, Hendricks should be dis charged. But surely the alteration of the process by insert ing Hancock's name, wae not an act done 11 pursu- of any law bffthe United State*, or of any order, procees or decreo of one of Its Judges; and for that this Court cannot release him. It was no part of the arrest—was made on a different (lay, etc. 2 Abbot’s U. 8. It. 279, (Roberts case.) LLe Indictment is bad, the Superior Court will quaah It If he is not guilty, Its jury will acquit This Court has uo Jurisdiction over those questions, and therefore tbe State has declined to argue the first or introduoe evidence as to the last. This forgery is patent on the face of the paper to any observer. It is tbe plain duty of this Court to remaud Hendricks for trial, at least on the bill for altering said process, aud let the Superior Court deal with him. Col. Farrow, United State* District Attorney, then followed Col. Hammoud. Hu argued that Relator i Deputy Marshal for tho District of Georgia, as appeared from the evidence and tho law; that he did all that was done under tho process of this Court, issued at Savauuah, commanding him to arrest tho defendants If to be found In the Htate; that the pro- ocsa of thle Court was issued upou submission to the Court of certain papers from tho Circuit of South Carolina, amt teat a valid proceu, though th< jxi/xri from South Carolina mag have been all forged, and the teal of that Court surreptitiouslg affixed thereto that the process of this Court had not been attacked, to effort had been made to show that it had be© tampered with; that tho Court had offored to gfr and its process to comiMtl atteudau* witness, and yot no effort wa« made that the position taken by the Attorney General that thia Court could discharge from the warrauta for kidnapping’’ and “false imprleoument," and re mand under that for “altering the warrant,," roneoua under the facta of this case; that the Court oould not discharge for those two, upou the ground that ha was executing a process, and remand for tho third upon the ground that he had forged the procees; that the Court must remand for alio charge for all, aa they were all against him for log here with, and executing that process ; that there evidence that Relator knew the South Carolina warrant had been tampered with, nor la there a par tide of evidence that any one had tampered with the warrant laaued at Savannah in any manner, shape f form; and the Relator should be discharged. He gave a general review of the authorities cited In the opening argument by (ten. Gartrell, but fined himself chicfiy to an analysis of the foots of this case, as disclosed by the evidence. At the close of tho argument, tho Court adjourned till next Monday, at wliluh time It is understood the decision lu this case will be rendered. rjTiuk*xrttu*i.zzzr...; •» W. X. Booth, streets $8 40 Stephens A Flynn, atrecto... 164 87 pay-roll- 390 06 Mayaa A Bro s, relist. Geo. Stewart, aalary J. H Lumpkin, relief Cemetery pay-roll. John Connelly, aalary N. Hunt, cemetery night-watch W. Rolan, cemetery day-watch J. J. Norman, relief J. M. Cook, gaa M. J. Hall, gaa J. E. Gullati, wells, pumps, ate ... <6 70 82 00 60 00 27 00 42 00 40 00 184 50 Tom, on Taa Maid or Bam Domitao.—This drama, recently composed by our fellow-townsman. Mr. Charles W. Hubner, was performed with much spirit by the Couoordla Troupe, on Wednesday even ing. A large and appreciative audience was present, and msnlf sated pleasure by their repeated applause. The dream la oonoeived and executed in a spirit cor r wpoodlng to the history of the times whioh itaeeka The author, at the conclusion of the place, waa filled for most enthasiaaticaUy. Ia response he made only a tow remarks, stating with significant propriety that “notions speak loader than words," evidently referring to the worthy performance of the popular dramatic troupe. Tim announcement that this la positively tbs lost entertainment of the season Is received with regret by the many friends of the troupe; and they console themselves only with the anticipation of many pleas ant evenings at Concordia naat season. ■ i,if saw Bnsas aud Coma Wonn.—Yesterday ws saw a gang for the earrings of the Hook A Laddsjf Company, by Messrs. John aud Green MlddletoiA who are amshlniate and worker* in braes, copper; ate., oo Broad street, asxt door to Taa Hen office. It was mads to supply tbs place of the gong which was originally made la New York, bat which wae broken recently. The new one, made by Meesr*. Middleton, Is ous sftha hsndsimiesl pieces of wort msn*hlp weaver saw and 1a as pstoat la its ringing qualities a* anything **ar tamed efo of the gras* Hell Manutoctery of Andrew Meuaatey II la said that such work as the making this gong was never before attempted tu Georgia. It to ear* toto that nothing made say where see steel it. These wanting bites «r supper work performed. Council Pbocbkdinu*.—Council met last ig. Bis Honor, Mayor James, In tho Chair. Pre sent, Oouncilinon UlU, Hammock, Wilson, T. A. Morris. Leydon, Grant. Mayes, Fowler, Roach. Wolls, W. L. Morris, Mitchell, Farrar, Castleberry. ranTioN*. Of sundry citlxens, calling attention to the condi tion of Fonuwalt street, asking that It bo opened. Councilmau Roach then moved the appointment of Aaaoaaors. Geo. W. Adair and J. R. Wallace were appointed. Of L. B. Langford, calling attoutiou of Council to grading lu front ol hla resnlcuce on Decatur streot Referred to Street Committee. Of Wm. Kile,for the refunding of $ 15 00 paid for la. gor beer license because having been prevented from ualng It ou aecouut of widen! ug of Pctora streot. Granted. Of Ann Mathews, asking for $20 remuneration for oaring for a negro pauper in child-birth. Referred to Reliuf Committee. Of John Gavin, rock mason, calling attention of Council to the difference of aewer that la built with rock and one of terra cotta piping. Referred to Street Committee. Of John Doyle, calling attention to damage done hla lot by grading on Deoatur afreet. Referred to Street Committee. Of Wm. Kile and L. E. Moore for extension of re' tall license. Granted. Of Mrs. H. L. Currier, asking for grade street in front of her residence. Granted. Of Joel Branham, asking for rook work In wash in front of his house; slsothats few loads of dirt be pat in front walk. Referred to Street Committee. Of 0. A. Larenden. asking that work on side-walk, between Cain and Harris, and Penchtree street, be oontinued. Referred to Street Committee. Of J. Q. W. Mills, submitting report of expenses Incurred by digging street in front of his reeldenoe on Harrietts street, amounting to $188 37. Refer red to Street Committee. Of Thrasher A Thresher, Attorneys for Mrs. Colli- ban, asking for remuneration fbr damages sus tained by grading on Mitchell street In front of her lot Referred to Street Committee. Of W. M. Lowry, aud others, calling attention of Oounoil to deep cut now being made on Bast Baker, between Peachtree and Ivy a treats, asking that quae be referred te speoisl Committee. Referred »o ■pedal Committee, cons sting of Fowler, Farrar, HtU. Hammock Castlebeny, W. L. Morris and T. A. Moult. rtsavea. The CommlU<«< on FI nance recommended the payment of the following billet Police |my roll.,..*. Marshal Amtersoa, salary espouse, etc. 0 C. Hammock, secret service U. Pill man. walls and pumps Mr. Tribble, Welle aud pumps Mrs. L X. Buowortb. relief.,,, W. L Menton. relief J. N. Porter, peltof J. Ltagtoy, puttee Youag 4 Waist,stesste.. , $3,904 41 189 85 M 00 Total - $6 428 16 MUCBLLAVBOUIL Air-Line Railroad.—On motion of Councllmrn Grant, a committee of five waa appointed to select someone to represent the city’s stock in the Air- Llne Railroad, at the coming meeting of stockhold ers, at Spartanburg, South .Carolina. Grant, Fowler, Itoech, Mitchell and Wells pointed. BBSIO NATION. The resignation of Hugh Angler, City Engineer, was accepted. axroBTs or oommttnbs. h'inance — Adverse te petition of Plantation Pub lishing Company for copies of City Directory. Adopted. wooden curbings on Forayth street, aa soon as City Engineer fixes grads and sets pins, so aa to enable the committee to instruct tbs overseer. Adopted. Street- Adverse to petitlon.of citizens asking to have St reel—Favorable to petition of citizens, asking that Stevens street be worked aa soon salt can be reached. Adopted. Street—tin petition of citizens, asking that Wheat street be extended and wldned, recommending that it be extended and widened to J. R. Wyley’s atore by the purchase of E. Parson’s lot, which can be bought for the sum of $3,690. By this means the city will run Wheat street 60 feet wids to within about 100 fset of Peaobtraa, a benefit which the citi zens in that locality have earnestly called for a Wheat 118 feet. Ha doss not deem It sxpepientto disturb the brick etore occupied by J. B. Wylyat prosent- Laid on the table. Special Committee—The special committee te whom Tax.—Favorable to petition of G. A. Huwald, tot relief. usutwtm By Councilman Fowler:— That the 8treet Committee be requested to remove tbe dirt from around the cistern at Mr. Mills’, lu order that It may be repaired. Adopted. By Councilman Hammock:— That the City Entlneer be instructed to define and mark out the boundary line of the city of Atlanta, acroas tbe south end of lot 75. Adopted- By Councilman Roach:— That a check of $100 be passed up In fovor of John Connelly, sexton. Referred to Committee on Sala ries. By Councilman Wilson:— That the City Engineer be requested, as soon as practicable, to define the boundary Hues of Humph rey street from Peters street to its western terminus. Adopted. By Councilmau Wilson:— That W. D. Ellis be allowed to run under ground a small pipe to drain by aldewalk on old Wheat street, ao long aa It does not Interfere with the irivlleges of the city. Adopted, ly Councilman Wilson:— Whereas, Tbe Chairman of the Street Committee, Ketolved. That It la the wish of the Council that Ula Honor, the Mayor, appoint a committee of three to investigate the matter. By Councilman Hill:— That the Georgia 8upreme Court reports be furn ished the Judge of the City Court for the use of Raid Court, and that the same remain in hie office for aaid purpose, and under no circumstances be allowed to be removo therefrom.and shall be tbs pro perty of the city, and that the city Attorney purchase the same. Adopted. By Councilman Wells:— That the Street Committee confer with tbe Board of Education in reference to the extension of Haynes street through the Walker street school property, connecting with Boothe's alley. Adopted. xlnction. W. B. Bass was eleoted City Engineer, to succeed Hugh Augior, resigned. MISCELLANEOUS. Special Committee, to whom was referred tbe ps- titiou asking tor reduction of aaseitsmeut on Kim ball House, was granted further time. . Petition of Hugh Angler, to have bill for aalary passed up, referred te ltecorder. Olfic- * 4 “* * *“ V reports reierrod to Finance Committee Co.,) 2. ) Wkstkiin and Atlantic Railboao Co. I’HKsiD&iTS Office. Atlanta, Ga., May 3l8t, 1872. Dr. X. /,. Angier, State Ireaturer. Dear Sir: I Bend yon by tho Treas urer of this Compsny twenty-five thous and dollars in cash, the rental due the State for tho prosent mouth of May.— Please send me the usual receipt from the Comptroller General for the amount I am, very truly, etc., JosEi-n E. Shown, President CouiTiioLLKn General's Office, I Atlanta, Ua., May 81st, 1872. | |Noi 649.] Received of W. C. Morrill, Treasurer of Western A Atlantic Railroad Company, tho sum of $26,000, rent of the Western & Atlantio Railroad for May 1872, as per certificate No. 649, of N. L. Angler, Treasurer. Madison Bell, (826,000.) Comptroller General. HOWARD LIME AND Oemont WorluM, Kingston^ Bartow C’o., Ga.. MAY 25th, 1872. To all whom It may Coooarn: aud sell It as mine, I have determined that hence forth no cask or barrel will be shipped from my Works without belug branded aa follow*: “Howard Lime and Cement Works, etc.” My sole Agents In Atlanta ar* STEPHENS A FLYNN, and J. 8, OLIVER A OO., who will always G. H. WARING, Proprietor. NOTICE. S HERIFF'S OFFICE.—Tha pul. fled that the official advertisements of this < will hereafter be published In the JiissU Mum. Lexington, Ga., April 10, R)T9. ap!7- B. ADKINS. 8heriff. Local As Business Notice*. 19* CONVENIENT BOARD . — Fifteen or Twenty Single Gentlemen can procure good Board end Lodging, in larg^ airy rooms, for eighteen dollars per month. Also, Two or Three Families can l>e accommodated at reasonable rates. Apply to Mrs. Dr. Wilson, over Schu mann's Pharmacy, Whitehall street. jel-1 tar BRICK FOB SALE.—Builders and contractors oan purchase s bargain in Brick by calling on Messrs. Nnnnally, Hallman k Oo., wholesale grocers and grain dealers, Nos. 67 and 69 Peachtree strest, my30 2t W FIVE HUNDRED PIECES Par lor Furniture, in suites or separately— ODE MAKE, and guar an. Md. 200 complete chamber suites, Side board, Hat Rack, Wardrobes, Marble Tables, Etageries, Lounges, Desks, Chairs, Ac., Ao., lower than eves. These goods mutt and will advance, owing to heavy advanoe in material, and sucoeas of the eight honr system. "Em-onnni,” my26-3t Kile Corner. 9-FROM THIS DATE, G. W. Jack will sell pare Ice Cream at 15 cts per plate, and will furnish the same to families and festivals at from 83 to S3 60 per gallon. myl6-10t SPECIAL TELEGRAPH from headquartert for At benefit of the people of ononoiA I MESSRS. SHARP <8 FLOYD will open Monday morning, 18th inst, their fall stook of rich, beautiful and fashionable spring goods. 8.000 dwts. 14 karst vest chains, all new styles. 2.000 dwts. opera chains, latest styles 14 karats, from 830 to 8200. 160 sets fine jewelry, entirely new de signs. 60 ladies' stem and key-winding watches, some as low as 830. Tbe largest stock of E. Howard A Co. 's stem end key-winding watches this side of New York Everybody is invited. DO NOT fail to examine our large and elegant assortment of jewelry. Oar prices will be as low ss we can af ford, at tbs same time lower than any jewelry firm Booth can sell some quality of goods seeing is believing. Call and becon- oonvinoed. Shabf A Floyd. ml2-tf > 89" AT FIFTY CENTS. — Regular meals, foil variety, well prepared, fur nished by Peel A Knowles, 26 Marietta street. Give them a trial. m23-tf 89" ICE-COLD Cincinnati and Mil waukee Beer, furnished by Peel Knowles, from their large Refrigerator, where it is cooled by tbe barrel. More for the money than any where elae. m23-tf _ 49" CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.- I have purchased the extensive Cigar Manufactory of M. Snlbide, in this city, aud shall continue the same on a much enlarged scale. Messrs. H. II. Witt A Co., Auction A Commission MerehaDts, Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga., are solo ageuts for my ci gars, to whom all orders should be ad dressed, and who aro able to supply them in any quantity upon reasonable terms. My cigars ere made of the best materi al and warranted to give satisfaction. Patronize Home Indnstry. I call special attention to my “Henry Clay" and “El Gusto” brands. myS-lm M. P. Galceban. IQuOrdcr \\*ood from Wells, 78, Whitehall; Goidtsnoven, No. 4 Capitol Building, or Sciple, corner Deaatnr and Bell. feb 27-tf. ***** 89" DEPARTURE.—Pullman Pahoe Sleeping Cor, Milwankie, leaves to-night by Western A Atlantio Railroad. The “ Racine" leaves to-morrow night. 89" NORTH, EAST AND WEST. Chooolate Caramels, Wednesday, April 3d, and every suooeeding Wednes day, at Block's Cimdy Factory, No. 76 Broad street Broken candy 20 oenta per pound, or aix pounds for s dollar. Wedding cakes handsomely ornamented at reasonable prioee. ANNOUNCEMENT*. FOR SKCHKTAHY OF STATE. Major John F. Jones, of Coweta, is a candidate for Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERBY is an nonnoed as a candidate tor Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina tion. Western AtlanticR.R. rrtex Maetxb Tbzdepontatiok, I ▲lUnte, Gft.. M»jr 22,1871 | Change of jnght Matte nge* Schedule. On and After Sunday, June 2d Night PiMB|*r Train will h>n Atlanta HIE r.w. and zrrtv* In Chnttanor — — — *• — AST LINK TO NKW LOl [tklnf clo** connects __ ^ Ctn fbr New York over Pennejlvnnln Central, New York Centre), Kite, end Beltimor* A mU-lm T\V O GENTLEMEN WITH FAMILIES, Can procure forge end oomforteble room*, with boerd. AT MRS. DRAKE’S, Fob Oomftbollbb Genseal.—Gener- LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. decSfhdtf Return yourCityTaxes Tex-pejen In the city era hereby notified Out tbe books of tbe City Tex Receiver end Collector will be open on Mondey, 27th In*tent, end will be kept open every dey tUl otherwise ordered. All peraon* lieble will plena* com* forwerd nuke return* of tbelr text* end *ev* double tex. Office hour* from 8 a.m. till 11 m.. end from Ir.x. till 8 p. m., et the City Hell. Jo. H.Faemu*. myM-tf Tex Beoeirar end Collector. just ornjrno, Tho Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. of lb* Fublte Heeere.U new open tor the reswufrtMi of tiaitor* Nothing will be entitled to rvuds* genet*. wmiorteoln U J- CAM At a Liberal Salary and CnnulitUn To Sell tbe Weed Sewing Mmblne le AUente; For peril outer* Inquire el tbe ofitoe, Breed street, neer Mertette. tr Agent* vented In every county. Addreee mlModlfi BOX 448, P. O.. AUeete. Royal Insurance Co. or iiriiiou. iiro, UAITT4I, 88.000,000 LOOSES ARE ADJUSTED ANO RAID I N ATLANTA, wNkMl ka, las w h. MI to *• Ns. OOm a Ik. Oa O. 13. Wollt>oriA t •I'M- AGENT ATLANTA MARKETS. corrected Daily. ATLANTA. TwmADAT, M.J >1,1STX rOTTOE—The market I, quletuS Era. U U. Baooimu—17019—no demend. Flow llnea 28. Inov Tm*-5)4#d. FINANCIAL.—Gold—buying 1.12; railing 1.14. Silvu—Baying 1.08; celling 1.08. Exchange—Buying et per gelling per cent pre mium. Bonds and Stock*—Georgia fie. 75477; Te, 87® 88; New Georgia bond* et tbe State Treasury, 90. Atlanta City Bonds-7*. 75#77; 8e. 86®87. Au guste, 88®85. Georgia Railroad Stock, 96®1.01; Georgia Bellioed Bonds, 97® 100. Atlanta end West Point Railroad Stock. 98®96; Atlanta end Wmt Point Railroad Bonds, 98®100. Macon end Western Rail road Stock. 1.03® 1.06. Atlanta National Bank 1.10. Groceries.—Corns—Bio, 22®25; Java, 30®54; Mocha, 40; Laguyra, 28. Braun—Hew York, 60®90; Silver Drip* 80®86; New Orleans—prime, 72®76; Florida 46®60; Sugar Houra, $4; by Hogshead 80. Suoab- Coffee A. 13*; Extra C.12X; Crushed, Granulated. Powdered. 14; N. O. Choice, 12)4; Common 10>4; Fair. 11; Prime 11 >4; Snow White, IJ4; Demerera 12>»®13. Teas—Black 1.00®1.25; Green 1.00®1.60. Mucbixankous—Soda — Boxes, 9o lb; In keg* TJ4e II ffi- Cream Tartar, 60®66; Yeast Powder* per do*, 1.55; Beeswax 28®S3; lug*—cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, 8)4- Broome $2A0®8 per do*. Oaudbn Suite—per dozen package—under 26 dot. 36; over, 30. Campues—Adamantine, 21®21 >4, Boat—Bar, 6®10. Salt—Liverpool, per sack, $2.10; Virginia, 2.00. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES—Buttx* —Country, 18®20; Brat Goshen, 40; Western Re serve, 26®30; Tennessee, 20® 22; Kentucky coun try 36® 37. Onus*—Choice Fsctory, 20®21. Poultnt—All hens 35a; Mixed lots 31®33&; Spring chickens 28. SuNDBUe—Eggs per dos. 20, peeked; Blce9J4®10; Hominy per barrel. $8.60; Pearl Grits $6.60; Maca roni 25. GRAIN. MEAL. Ac—Oou—by oar load, prime white $1 06; yellow and mixed $1 00; com meal $1 06. Whiat—Nominal—Bed $1.90®1.95; Choice White $2; Inferior $1.80. Oats—72®76. Stock Peas $1.66®1.75. MEATS, Ao—Baoun—Should** 7; dear rib sides •; dear sides 9J4; Hams—7>4®12; Sugar cured 13® 13)4. Bulk MeaU-Shoulders 6)4; clear rib aides 8)4; dear sides 8J4< Land—Tierces 10)4011; Cans 12; Bucket* 12)4; Ooantry 9)4® 10. Butchu’s Meats—Beef—Kentucky aud Tonnes* see 10®U; Corned in kegs, 10® 15; Spiced 20. Hogs f)4®8; Mutton 15®18; Veal 10; Sausage*—common 16; Head Cheese—plain 15; fancy 20. FU)U»—Fine, $7; Superfine,$7.60; Extra $9 00®9 25 Family, $10 00®10 60; Extra Family, 10 76®11 80; Fancy, $11 76®12 60. rOBAOE. PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.80 V 100 lbs; Oil Meal 1.60; Ship*tuff 1.80. Hat—Timothy 1.90® 1.98; Clover Hay 1.66® 1.76. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hides 7®7)4; Green Salt 8X®9; Dry 15®16. Lkathu—Calf Skins—Domestio $30®$44 ft dozen; French $46®$66. Harness Leather 38®45 fk lb. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27®33 H ; Oak 28®50; Split 40. Sips—Country 45®GO f lb; French, $1 dozen, $48®70. DRY GOODS—Cambric*—glazed, 9® 11; paper 13)4 ®14)4< “Bleached Cotton, 9®21. Cottonedes 20®25. Ginghams—heavy, 13®16; Scotch, 22®28;Chambray 20)4027)4- Tickings t®32. Calicos—Bedford 9 ; Wamsutta 9 ; Araoskeag and Arnold, 10)4; Garner A Co., 11)4; Albion, 12; 8prsgues, Aliens, Dunnells, Conestoga, 11)4; Dolly Yardsn, 11)4®12)4. Flannxls—Bed, 26045; White, 25®87)4; Opera 40®62)4. Factoby Qoods—Sheetings and Shirting*—Augus ta and Columbus—4-4,13)4! 7-8,12; 3-4,10; Drillings 14; Georgia Checks, 10; Stripes, 14; Osnsburgs 15 ®18; Yarns, $1.65. Cotton Rope 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES. Ac.- Peochss,21b cans, $2.60®2.76perdos.; 31bcans,$3® $4 par dozen; Peas $2.76; Pine Apple, 2tb cans, $3.25; Strawberriss, 21b, $3.75; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.25 ®2.40; Oysters, lib, $1.37®$1.60; 21b, $2.60®$2.76; Sordines, * cose $23® $24. Cbackkbs—JSroted, 9®10; Butter 7®8 ; Cream 11®12; Picnic 709; Soda, 608; Sugar, 9)4®11. Candy-Stick, 16)4017; Fancy, 18060. Nuts—Almonds 22®26; Brazils, 16017; Filberts, 16017; Pecans, 17018)4; English Walnuts, 20025; Peanuts, $2.3O0$2.76 V bushel. PiCKLKS—Pints, 78 dozen, $2®2.26; Quarts, $3. Half Gallons $6.60, Gallons $7.60. Brandy Cherries— Quart*, V dozen, $5; Peaches—Pints $3.26, Quarts $4.60. 8ncB»—Allspice end Ginger, 1C® 18; Cloves, 26 Cinnamon, 90: Nutmegs, $1.40®$1.60; Mace, $2 Mustard—2 o*., 80; Pepper. 26028. Vkgetablks, Ac.—White Deans per bushel $3.86® $4; String Beans, per bushel, $3,00; New Irish Pota toes per bushel $2.00; 8weet potatoes $160; Yarns $2 00 per bnshel; Peas $2.25 per bushel: Cabbages per head 26; Cucumbers per dozen.60. FRUITS.—Apples-Green 7ft bbl 7 60®9 00; Dried 0>4®8. Peaches—peeled 15; anpeeled 4. Orange* 2 50 ®8 00; Lemon* $7 0007 50; Crau berries ft bbl $16018. Bananas $2 6003 00 ? bunch; Coooa Nut* $7 00® 8 50; Currants V lb 16016; (Dates 12)4 V lb; Figs dried 20022; Pine Apples $3 7ft dos.; Prunes 13015; Raisins $4 60; Citron 48066. FISH—Whits Fish—family $6; No. 1, 6 60. Mackerel—kits, No. 1.1 80; No. 2,1 60; No. 3, 130; Half barrels—No. 1, $8; No. 2, $7; No. 3, $5. Cod fish 708. FUEL—Wood ft oord—Retail prioee—Oak at yard $4; delivered, $4 60; sawed and split, $6; delivered, $6 60; Hiokary, 60c. added to above prlora. Coal, 7* bnshel—Anthracite, 86; Lump Cool, 28 by oar load—retail 30; Blacksmith's, 24026, HARDWARE—Xbon—Swede, 6)408; flat bar 5)4® 6)4; round and square 6)4®10; band 7®8; sheet Iron $10012; Horra shoe T®8; Nailrod li®12)4; Horse shorn 7ft keg $7 0007 60; Mule shoe* $8 0008 50. Nails—78 keg. lOd to 60d, 6 25 ; 8d, 6 50; fid, 6 75; 4d, 7 00; 3d, 8.25; fins, 9 76; finishing-different kinds, 76o. on above prlora; Horse shoe V box, 20® 40 par pound. Btxxl—Oast, 22025; German, 15018; Plow 9011. GbainObadlbs—Per dozen $41060; Scythes, grain per doz. $16018; gross, $9 00014; Grass Souths $7 50011 00. Muobllanbous—Axes, Collins, $13.60014,( dot;Ten Eyck,$12.50013. Spades per dos-Ames$17. 00. Rowland $14.00 Shovels—Ames, 15.00; Row land. $13.00. Hoao—SoovUl’a, $8.60010 00. ScovlU’i pattern $7.2509.00. Carriage axles — Com mon, 10o. Springs 20®22o; Traces 80® $1 per pair. Smoothing Irons 7)401Oo; Hollow ware f)*08o. Cotton cerds—Whittessorra, $6. Gun caps — Q D 40—full oount, 45; Water Proof 90. Shot—per beg. $3.00. Powder per keg, blasting $6.00. Rifle, per k*« $7.25; half keg $4; quarter kag $2.26. Grind, stones per ft-Ohio 2)408; Nova Scotia 304. CROCKERY AND GLASS-Orlginal pgu. (repack ing higher) Plates, 0 0 8 Inches, 30, 7 Inches 36.8 lohes 40. Granite, 6 Inches 50, 7 inches 56. Tbas—per set—C C, 14; Pointed 1$; Granite— handled, 88; unbundled. 66. — Window Glass—Per box : 8 by 10, $4 60 to 6 60 18 by 12.4.76 to 5.76; 10 by 14, 6.50 te 6.00; 10 by If, $.60 to 6.10; 10 by 18. 6.50 to 8.75; 12 by 18,6.71 WOODEN WARE.—Pails — Two hoops, braes bound. Juniper, $7 per dos: do Pine $5.60; Painted ITS. Tubs—painted—asst of 8, $4; Sugar Bore* par rook, $3.26. Washboards per dos.—wood, 2.40; xlno $3, combination $4. Well-buckets — long Refrigerator*—Upright, No. 1, $20; No. 2, $23; No. 3, $25. Mocking-bird cagra $10 per nest LIVE STOCK-Beef Cattle - Bedlam 405)4; prim* 5)409; Ant grade, 8)4; good ft Mr*, 8 COW* $36060. Hog* 406; sho*ta406. Horra*—fow and in folr demand. Mate* good stock sharp & Southern FLOYD, Agents. Tltia ia, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the finest and moat ac curate R.ULHOJn Tl.nu-MEEPER that haa ever been made. Onr arrangements are auch we can aupply them on better teruia than any other houae in the South, keeping at all tlmea a large aupply, and giving E. Howard * Code O trjU Guaranty for long time with each Watch sold. Our houae ia headquartera for thia Watch. Thoae purchaaingfrom ua can rely upon buying a genu, ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. SHARP Ac FLOYD Southern Agent*, Atlanta, Ga. Partiea at a diatance who order Howard watebea from ua will pleaaeatate what paper they aee our advertiaement In. g. 0. HITCHCOCK.. . DlLAMAB TUItnEH, UU of T. 0. 4 DlL. TURNER, Sputt. a HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY 27 ullabanut SI., S*.0. Box 633. Factotyan HountonSt. TT AVING secured the services of a FIRST-RATE SOAP MAKER from Philadelphia, and having greatly April, 1811, In their Foe ; ; tory. and has given gsn- “n^V^IPOOR MAN’S SOAP,;5i«t B ^^ m oUn So»p of ; IT s— rgt : the tun. qmEt, uBn>. atiA’nta.qa. ■ .’ these will wtsh more than any other Soap lu ; lower ferioed Soaps, atosll. the market. They moke : hich will give aottnffito: , , From RELIABLE Southern merch .ut* they ask a trial, aud will GUARANTEE satisfaction from the »e of any of their Soaps. Send in your orderi. Respectfullly, my25-tf HITCHCOCK k TURNER. JAMES A. GRAY & OO., Wholesale, Retail, and Importers^ of DRY GOODS wdlnm to folr. 806; prime to ehotra 6®T. LIQUORS—Boandt—Apple and Peach, $160 to 1.68; Cherry end Ginger. 1.80 to 3.00; Cognac-Do- sseetic, 1.50 to 100—Foreign. 6.00 to 1101 vnr—Bourbos, $1.36 tolOO; Corn. 1.00 to 100; Becttfled. 1.00 to LM; Robertoan Co., LSMolOO; Rye. 1.1$ to $01 Winm. ho.—Madeira. Port, Sherry, per gallon $t 1*6.00; Ohampegne -OoUfornto. per oe*. $1100 to 30.00; Imported, per beeket. 25.00 to 3100. QiN-DomeeUe, $1.50 to 100; Foreign, 4JO to 9.00. Bum-N. E. $1.10 to 100; Jamaica, 100 to 101 TC14000—Low grades sound dark 6T06O; low grade* sound mahogany 00066 m medium maho gany 460T6; medium bright good bright 66 ®$160| fsvortt* brand* uf fine $10Q®ll6t leaf, Virginia, 11 Cleans-per M. domeefre $M®100| Imported $1000200 BNWrra—Mscceboy. In Jer* per lb., net. M ; footed Awn eon* p*f gras* $18 00; ficwteli taboUfo* per dm* $4. 194 and 196 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA, Ga. T AKE PLEASURE in informing their friends, through the medium of The At* lanta Sun, that they have moved into their new store, especially constructed by themselves, for the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Having four floors 125x41 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 tho largest manufacturers and importers in the United Statee, thereby saving all jobbers 1 and middle men’s profits. We would confidently assert to merchants desirone.of laying in small supplies, that wo will willingly duplicate any bill purchased in New York to two or three thousand dollars, if they will only calculate the necessary expenses of going after them. Goods Sold, Payable the First of November next, on City Acceptances. m24dtaw-wlom-1y James A. Gray Ac Oo, CATOOSA SPRINGS WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS dealt la and Pleasure. THE BRIGHTEST SPOT SUNNY SOUTH. .niR/uj.Tf, jo.ri.vs * to., Whlto Pino Doors, Windows and Blinds, To all of which they would respectfully call tbe at- ffitention of Builders and other. Prioee ae low a* ‘ will admit. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Office and Yard next below Willingham Building A re located in the piedmont region of Georgia, 26 miles Southeast of Chattanooga, Trim., and within two miles of the Western A At lantio Railroad. These Springs, It in number, embrace every va- disease that human flash la hair to. Station to the Springs, in 20 minutes, where they wlL be greeted with strains of stirring music and an OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME I Tbe Hotel and Cottage Buildings are in thorough condition, newly painted, and entirely new ap pointments. The Table will be first class in every particular. A magnificent boll room. 100 by 80 foot, and elegant ly fitted Parlor*. Hillard and Bar Room 75 feat long, HOT SPRINGS, BATH CO., VA, A BE now open to visitors. Its waters ar* eele brated for the cure of Rheumatism,Goat, Para lysis, Torpor ot Llrsr, Chronic Diarrhoea or Dysen tery , Diseases of lh« Uterus, Affection* of th* Skin, especially cf Bypbilitic origin, and the numerous Chronic Diseases. THE BATII0 They are, moreover, found to prepare the system for the beneficial action of Waters found ol tha vari ous other mineral springs. MUD BATHS have been constructed similar te thoae that>r* largely used at the moat celebrated spas in Germany, and which give* sufferers the benefit of the very valuable remedial agents contained In tbe Mineral Mud. THESE SPRINGS OFFER UN8UK- ara equal to thoae of flrtt-cum City Hotels. Every Modern Improvement he* been provided. Professor J. L. CABELL, M. D., of tbe University of Virginia, Resident Physician. For Pamphlet* and Circulars, address 8. C. TARDY k OO., Rich mond, Va., or J. A. AUGUST, Manager, Hot Springs, Bath Oo., Vo. Moy3‘ COLUER HOUSE! Formerly LitU*A*d Houae. • • Georgia. W. N COLLIER. Direct Telegraphic and Postal Communication. The Buildings and Ground* will bo brilliantly 0- lumined with Gaa. and every attraction will be of- forded th* visitor* to Oatoora Springe. W. C. HEWITT, Law of Globe Hotel, Augusta, On SASSEE N HOUSE, (Formerly United Btatea Hotel.) / VOBXKH nLABAMA andPRTOB STREETS, AT- LANTA. GA. B. R, RAMBEN. Agent. Pfoprletor. TEN** 4- Transient Boarder*, per day $18$ fitagl* Meal, or UolgfrNL arah... .60 Santa. t. a. dMUUM. Mmu4. |u M FOR L E , On MeOttg Time, 850,000 worth of Ifocd Estate, : ' J 1 On McDonough, Copqr , .find Washington SI, . J> , . .. u. Apply to re J. XX. UOBN.Jr. ■n • 1300 ACRE* HI VERL AND 1 T TING ON THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER. IN JJ Douglas sounty. 16 mites from Atlanta and 4 mites from CompbsUtou: 464 Acres in Onltlvatlea, 400 Asm Pint Clew River fottata 000 Acre* well Tlmfcered, V Settlements an tile Un6 wlt^ <£* Buildings, Including th* Old Hom*®y^jJfc * ‘‘ 13 JfolUr ft JFMJTK WjiTKR I'iMBI/ one Improved i Two Gins. Corn Mill* ttaffif Fw * ka. Good water abundant. Locality |»*rfoe!ly healthy. Has a ebarterd ferry aad good beats: At JO—480 awes at Crash Land, in Campbell coun ty. oppueit* the above, one half mile from tbe river; SU0 acres bottom land. 180 of okteh Is In cultiva tion. Finely timbered. Well Unpreved. Call on Walfoee k Fowefor. Reel Estate Agenta^Afr ■sal Estate Ageuts. on tbs premises, 1 Ytm*
