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THE DAILY SUN ATLANTA, OA. TrrrwiDiT Monmra, Jen 90. 1873. f MKTKOBOLOOIOAX. • Cleir aud partially cloudy weather will prevail on Tliaraday from the Mlaeteeippi to the Atlantic, with a probable area of light rains over the upper lake region*. Light Southerly wind* are veering to Wes. tesly oorlhrraat of Ohio ralley, Light to fresh east- terly to southerly wind* forth# Southern State*. Light to fresh southeasterly to southwesterly winds for Haw Ingland and the Middle States. ' CITY AFFAIRS. Call for a Meet Ini of tlie Demo* era tic Executive Committee of Pulton County, with a View f of Callinc Another Conven tion of the Party. Atlanta, Ga, June 18, 1872. The Democrutio Executive Committee for Fulton county arc hereby requested to meet in the office of Hill & Candler on Thursday next, the 20th instant, AT 4 O’CLOCK P. M., For the purpose of transacting impor tant business relating to the interests of the Party in the approaching Presidential And%r the purpose of considering the propriety of calling another Convention of the Party for the county. In compliance with the written request of numerous Democrats, I now issue this call, trusting that harmony will pre vail T. W. J. Hill, Chairman Democratic Executive Com mittee, Fulton County. The written request alluded to by Col. Hill, oontains the signatures of about 800 Democrats. Over five hundred sig natures were attached to the request laid before CoL HiU, while a number of other lists are out in the hands of parties with signatures of about three hundred more. We shall publish these names, to show that there is no unfairness about it. Col. HiU deserves thanks for promptly issuing the call, when the imposing Ar ray of names was presented to him. It is enough, that the Democrats of the o:mnty are not satisfied with the pro ceedings of Saturday last. We cordially unite with him in the hope that harmony may prevail. We trust the committee will as promptly call another Convention, as Col. Hill has oalled the committee. If another mass Convention of the party » oalled, and if, at it, everything is conducted fairly and harmoniously, no one will complain of the result, let it be what it may. We are in favor of letting the people be fairly heard. This is all we ask, and we trust no one wiU object to it. Psusoiial.—Oen. P. M. B. Young, M. 0., and CoL Dramas H. Frost, of Baltimore, are stopping at the Kim ball Houae. A Coumtkb Prrmon.—We learn that those who favor muiliug Greeloyites to tha State CouvenUon, to luiarepreaeut the true Democrat! of thla county, are getting Up a request to the Executive Committee uot to call the meeting wo doeire. Very well. Let all allow their haoda. Lot tboae who are uuwllhug for the Democrats of Fulton county to be truly i epreaeutml. My eo. We wa know who they are. ? Executive Aii-oiaTMichT.—Uoveiuor Smith, yea* terday, appointed A. H. Cox, Eaq., of LaGrange, Solicitor General of the Tallapoosa Circuit, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tho death of W. A. Adama, the late Incumbent- Mr. Cox la a young man of brilliant promise and line Intellectual gifts. Constable Hill, after tho ram Tuesday, succeed ed In tracking np in tha auburba, Thomas Quick, who haa for soma time eluded the officer*. He was charged with stealing a pietol from Mr. Stanford Singleton, Deoatur street On being arraigned yes terday, bfore Justice Butt, uo prosecutor appeared, and ha wa* diaohargad. Bvbkbd Almost to Dxath.—W# liara that a ne gro woman, living in Jenningatown, in tha western part of tha eity. wu almost fatally burned on Mon day. la endeavoring to kindle a Are, aha covered the wood with kei oaiua oil, which Instantly set fire to her clothing, horning her face and body until her fosters* and form are almost indistinguishable. At last aoooonta aha was sinking rapidly, without any hopes of her reoovsry. A DAKoiaocf Runaway.—Yesterday Fechter ft Meroar’a City Brewary team started opposite the Na tional Hotel, and run at high speed up Peachtree and down Decatur street to the Atlanta Uouae, when they were turned against *a embankment, with only a slight Injury to a horse and the tongue of the wagon broken. There were several narrow escapes from the track of the heavy wagon which was loads It etruck a high rock at the Loyd street crossing. But after all the "beer was on" the wsgon. A eon sequent runswsy np Peachtree street was prompMy arrested. Hm Pictvbb.—Mr. 11. C. Hobson, yesterday showed us a large engraving of George Frauds Train, the nun of Destiny—next President of the United States. He appears to be a young man. and his feature* exhibit the most remarkable evidence of genius and voreatlUty. He le soon to be in Atlanta, and wiU delivar ft lecture, lie is ouo of the most mirth-pro- voktng. laugh-lnsplrlug, exciting, soul-stirring and enthuaing srator*. lu his stiaius of humor, his lofty flights of eloquauce and touching appeals to the tenderness lu human nature, as well ea tbs most withering in hie denunciations and the bittern* his invective sarcasm and Irony, of any lecturer lu this day. H. O. HOYT CAKE. The counsel fur the Statu resumed the case yester day morning by introducing two more witnesses.who tee tided to tha oondition of the Western ft Atlantic BaUroad at certain periods. Mr. James Flynn, locomotive engineer on the road sine* 1M9. testified: The road wee In wore# condi tion whan turned ovar to the lisaaeaa by Blodgett than when turned ovor by Halbert to Blodgett, had to be thoroughly overhauled, and it required A amount of work to place It in Mr. X B. Walker, Master of Transportation, test! fled: Htfiy Is 1170 wt ware compelled to make heavy repairs on the Boed before we oonld do the besteem which the Boed el that time controlled, jndfle of the {condition of tho heed from the regu larity or Irregularity of trains, and the detention of freight. Thiols always a good last ThoBoadwas In better oondition In the latter part of, laid than at the beginning of 1170. when the Leeoeee took charge. Here the testimony oloeed, the oaes having occu pied. to that time, more thau eight days. About forty witnemas ware examined, several of whom wore (born abroad. Hon. Milton A. Candler Introduced the argument for ths State In an address to the jury, of about one- ■ In length. g I by CoL ClaciALua Pee- the defense, In • apeeeh of three hours In length. Ha was followed by Qon. OartreU. who will resume his argument thla saerulng. Immediately thereafter Judge Union Stephens sees wUl be submitted to the jury. If the prisoner be oonvtcted U la believed that ha will not be triad oa the other iudJctmonts at this term el the Court, if. however, he stell be acquit ted, we understand, tha Ms a wUl grossed with foe The Reqnoet to Use Chalrmaa to Call tile Ktreallvr CannIHtc af Paltaa Conn- «> Together. The following Is tha petition which was presented to Col. T. W. J. Hill, requesting him to cell the Dam ocratto Executive Committee together, tha object of which la to hove that Committee call another meeting of foe Democratic Party to choose delegates to the State Convention on tho 96th Instant. Atlanta, Ga., Itth June, 1073. To Col. T. IF. J. mil, Chairman Democratic Ezecutiot OomniUct Eulton County: Wa, the undersigned, members of the Democratic Party of Fulton oounty, respectfully req set you to cell a meeting of the oommittoe for the purpose of taking action in reference to the selection of dele gator tram this county to I he Stats Convention to be held od the 36th Inst We do thla became we believe that the selections of to-day, for reasons of wh'ch you are aware, was unfairly made, and does not represent the actual wishes of the Party, and because we desire unity of actions H Mubienbrlnk. Louis Alexander, T B Blpley, W B Richard*, 11 S Waters, John W Butler, I T Drake, W T Holderness, John McManus, W T Buzbee, Jno T Cooper, James D Collins, W W Compton, ffm B Phillips, Jr. C 8 Thomas, Ell J Hulsey. W H llulsey, A 8 King, John G Brazelton, O W Hinkle, J C Stephens, W P Smith, M. Mahoney, F Nunan, Jno Gaittona, C P Maguire. M Murphey, W H HarvUle. D F Cauthorn, Harvey O’Sbeals, Wm H McMillan, E F Couch, C L Bedwine, J Heuly Smith, C H Austin, Cbas W Winter, Cbaa Herbat, Calvin Fay, A 8 Clayton, B C Young, Wm G Newman, It J Loyali, T S Reynolds, A R Watson. Burgoss Smith, B Orme, B Kane, R E Gardner, B E Gardner, A Gilmore, Wm J Bannon, J W Sears, H E Nelms, W L Parker, F 0 Thompson, J V Bishop. J A Bishop, J B Downs, J J Ford, H J Glass. J H Wobb, W W Pyron J. A Defoor, W B Fuller, J S Bettis, H D Fleming, J L Anthony, N B Bishop, F A Hall, Richard Dorsett, John }iRebels, John A Karr, U Werner, J Gunat, Mlddlobrooka ft Darnea, J M Cook, A B Davis, John W Helms, 8 E Morrlii, W J Lumpkin, E Marhe, E P Sauders, C G Hsrtsfleld. W K Booth, J J L Poole. D U Benton, Wm G Forsyth, F M Simpson, W W Anderson, J F White, Charles Alexander, James G. Kelly, Wm A Parkins, W K Coleman, M Bomorz, H G Kurt. Thos F Lowe. Charles Plncknay, J D Wootton, W McPherson, C M Goodman, John Lynch, It L Anderson, L T Joues, F U Sohenck, P H Schramm, It Barton, T N Burdett, Miok L Lowe, W C Kyle. A L Fowler, W HCoe, W T Boll. T D Meador, L itogau, J L Winter, W 0 Sparks, Cbaa. Cooper, V A Me Loo 11 n, Jett Owin, John McOeobo, J M P Anderson, J W Coughlin, N M Lewis, Thoa Jouca, P Jason, C E White. T M Stanford, J A Richardson, W HGmy, C W Hunnlcutt, E T Hunnlcutt, L Belllngrath, W HC Hobson, S Lamia, C M Hunt, J W Hollo. H B Morgan, J N Williams. G W Stockwoll. B W Westmoreland, WLLeine, J E Butler, H Lynch, A H Whittle, W. ft Herrington, L Ferguson, S B Boyco, J Watoon, A G Wright. J D Pound. Francis Doonan, 8 W Wallace, W K Spinks, Wm B Carlton, James Cayen, J H Puller. WD Burris. N J Robinson. T L Roblnaou. J A Tuttle. p L Mynatt, WS Armstrong, J W Cotton, U K Shackleford, Joa H Smith, GT Anderson, Billy Bosch, 0 P Bute, A B Churchill VP Sisson, B F Bennett, J B Slmonton, Otis Jones, E M Hatcher, V 21 Phelps, W R Diggers, H C Ansley, John Stephens, Joseph U Smith, J G Thrower, W. P. Lanier, J T Peacock, 1 H Harwell, JO Fuller. U M Evens, D W Stfobart, D Wallace, T J Lowe it Bros, J G McDln, J G Found, M Bloomfield, B Green, T G McHan. Chss K Lunsford, 81m Sligh, J B Hi toman, A F Fleming. Chss F Slmonton, S C Kick lighter, W R Shropshire, J C Holbrook, J F Barney, N B Fowler, 0 P Steadman, J R Wallace, B F Vaughn, Ed Holland, JPeek, W G Knowles, W B Kimbrough, Geo A Gilmore, A C Moore, J C P Johnson, Luke Gray, W H Flfer, J M Bowden, Geo W Terry, Thos E Brady, D Walker, Sam Wilkins, J J Latham, J WOotton, A J Ratterree, J F Huff. A D Faller, Thomas Hall, J E Beltia, George F Fitzgerald, T W Boon, F H Nelson, J B Brown, Toby Kyle, H J Cox, W H Kilo, J J Black stock, W L Stanton, J S Lumpkin, W S Lumpkin, Oeorgo E White, W 0 McCown, E Georgo, F M Little, W M Hall, Matthew Ileade, R M Booth, M 0 Leadbcttcr, J P Jones, Frank Kano, J A Baxter. John Crawford, Austin Thompson, Jamee Toy, 0. W. Buioe, 0. M. Brown, S T Downs, Chss Boorman, Jno W Woodruff, Thomas Warder, F T Powell, J 0 Fincher, W H Barnett. TW Gordon, T J Loveless, UI Wurm, John O'Donnolly, U O Robertson, A Hatter, O A Throwor, Geo X Brown, Jno Heinz, W Jarrell, Michaol Lynch, A Avary, 8 F Ktnoauuon, J J McKoy, Timothy Burk, A J McAlister, JALoftis. D W Pritchard, GW Kriea, Daniel N Poore, Aug W ltagdorf, John B DePrey, J Poplin, Francis Jackson, D Shivers, E C Roans, Chss Meyer, A A Manning. H Edwards, W Kirkland. Ben Barton, R Clark. J H Bohr, OM Clark. R Jackson, WP Harris. F Sower*. B H Caldwell. J A Pierce. F O Klndley. P H Loud. G Williams, AJ Buchanan, O A V Rose, WDOook, James Fournier, Q W Doyle, L E Spark*. T N Farecloth, John J Garvey, J B Thompson, W 8 Whitney, PO Bwlnly, CFOebora. George Johnson, Jr Q*o Johnaoo, J II Barrett. TC May son. 0 B Brown. W H Grigsby. B W Force, W P Slier, JC to. J. I Wm Blerkatock, LU KUett. B f K Mellon, Edvard Parsons, mV Burge. T 8 Horn*. O A Jerrttt, J A Smith, Joel Branham. D B Langston, J E Godfrey, Jno Me Reid, J M Kills, Jno Goto, Jams* Gleeeou, II V Buchanan, 1 Gunat. John Uawlay, # A Bovn. AJ Spencer. J Lucten. B T Hutchins, W Wilson. John Quinn. W If Mmenn, It H Gerald. W T Klmaey. E N Broylpa, F Stoektoa. fl L McBride, W B Johnson Ed Mercer. 0 H A A W Force, Bell Johnson, W W Grant, W D Ellis, G S Boyd. LHBradAeld. Mark W Johnson, (bo* (ieo}Uamiltoa, cause he dieapproves the EL Murrey, conduct of ths Chairman.) J It Simmons, W S Middleton, J D Frierson, J A Middleton, James Miller, O Stovall, Ohaa Whitehead, J H Morgan, M Hartman, T A Ortagua, J L Bwansou, A J Head, F M Queen O 8 Williams, C 8 Williams, J 0 Kyle, 8 A Verderey, J M Vance, D G Vance, A M Park, B Templeton, James Hendrix, Fred Allen, A Hteiuheimer, John T Hall, W T Gunby, W H Uoche, O 0 Carroll, D Brogan, W H Humphreys, H W Hicks, T M Buffington, M P Hugo, Simmons A Hunt, W H Cambern, A 8 Fowler, W B Base, James Brown, W Tripp, T J Gallia, J T Morgan, J F Crawley, J Lang. Dan Davis. Ous Smythe, O Powell, J Thomas Johnson, E 8 Marshall, J B Thompson, M P Gslcersn, W C Moore, G B Adair, J J Eubanks, S 0 Henson, M M Humphries, ltobt McCown, D W Blacker, J M Smith, 8 T Bigger*, A Murphy, W G Gramiiug. P B Wooten, A M Turner, W 8 Wooten, E J Palmer, J W Smith, WUWecma, JL Johnson, Young Garrett, Henry Patterson, O D Forbie, T V Forbls, Wm Fitch, J H Stewart, T M Simpson. B M Booth, J T Loveless, J B Erins, John Hall, Jim Lswshe, J B Goodwin, A H Lindley, L H Thomas, S M Hardy, A J Rakeatraw, N Simpson, J A Anderson, REO Donnelly, George White, W J Lumpkin, H B Hinton, Jim Johnson, J H Alexander. J F Smith, L H Harwell, J F Boyd, B Sharp, J D Turner, J L Keith, J P Perdue, T J Holbrooks, A K Seago, T J Boon, T J Gresham, H 8 Dickinson, John H Peck, D Byau, J M Boring, J K Polk, D W Pope, JJ White, BM Trimble, W H Randall, T J McGuire, T J Hightower, B. F. White, Jss F Alexander, RF Maddox, J E Williams, J R Towndea, G h Johnson, A SL Clair Abrams, Geo P Frazer, Sidney Dell, HU Carroll, Daniel Pittman, J H Mecaalin, W H Weems, G W Anderson, L C Wells, T C Murphey, J W Loyd, Alexander M Wallace, John A Stephens, A O Green, W M Bray, Henry Daly, T T Smith, A B Grady, Henry Irby, K B Hloks, Silas B Donaldson, Wm Rowell, J W Barrett, Jss Coker, David Wilson, Jss Lowery, J** Atwood, M Lowery, L W Burts, Michael Burts, Geo Peary, Thos Steadman, F Brldwell, Wm Langford, Jss M Chapman, S H Donaldson, W Wilson, The foregoing names, being over 800, comprise only a part of those who have signed it. We have lists with about three hundred more names, which we have uo more room at this time. It has boon alleged in the Constitution that some of tho names to this oall were improperly obtained. We hereby call upon all whose names have boom ob- toined by any Improper means to let It be known. Wc further state that there has not been much cl- fort to obtain signatures. A well organized and thorough cauvaKS would secure more than three- fourths of tho Democrats in this county; for the ob ject of tho call is almost universally sympathised with, and the proceedings of Saturday disapproved by almost everybody. ft Mmmmor foasset Ttse K«e*«*aw Knrwosiw Hop**. Mastrrea, Oa.. l«tt June. 1173. Editors Daily Am: Please change Tbs Bob od- dreeeed to meet to foie place. I have cam* her* to spend the sasasser months, and find the place cm of the moat pleasant I ever visited, and I And ths accommodations at tha Xennssaw *c superior, that 1 feel more like I am at home than at any hotel—though we have every luxury end comfort s good hotel can afford. Messrs. Fletcher it Freyer have ample accommodations for any number of visi tors. Truly yours. — — Foa 11 ai.tiboob.—A large number of persons, be sides delegates, will desire to attend the Convention at Baltimore, sad foe opportunity of doing #o, at small cost, la offered by the Western it Atlantic Railroad. We published a correspondence between s num ber of gentlemen and the General Ticket Agent of that Road a few days ago, who stated that he had made arrangements to sell Bound Trip Tickets to soy person desiring to go, whether delegates oi as fallowa: Via LoalsvlUe. 9 S3 80; Dalton. Lynchburg aad Washington, |33 00; and vis Lynchburg and Nor folk, and from thence per steamer, $29 09. This la a special and liberal advantage offered by the Boed to the many persons who will desire to visit tha Convention. We have no doubt large i here will avail themselves of this privilege. Bask Ball.—The -Tallulah." and the "Opera House" base bell club's, yesterday, played a match game. The soore stood for Tallulah 61, end the 'Opera House" 28. Local & Business iNotices. ■ter G. W. JACK is supplying Parties and Families with bis most delicious Ice Creams at from 83 00 to $3 60 per gal lon. Delivered to any port of the city free of obarge. SSr O. W. JACK has Chocolate, Lem on, and Vanilla Ice Cream, and a great variety of fresh baked Fancy Cakes. His Saloon is kept open till Hi o’clock every night. MS' LAST NIGHT we notioed ladies and gentlemen at Jack’s lee Cream Sa loon, at 111 o’clock. It ia a fashionable and delightfulresort these warm nights. SIS' AT FIFTY CENTS. — Regular meals, full variety, well prepared, fur nished by Feel A Knowles, 26 Marietta street. Give them a trial. m23-tf THEERR FO-PHOSPHORAT ed Elixir of Calisayabark made by Caswal, Hazard A Co., New York, ia a delicious oordial, made of the Pyrophosphate of Iron and Calisaya Bark; it is the most valuable tonic now in use for dyspepsia, nervous affections, wakefulness, debility, depression of spirits, Ao., Ac. The pale, the nervous, and the dobilitated should not fail to take it; particularly females suffering from those complaints incident to the sex. Physicians now give it the preference to all similar preparations. If taken daring exposure to malaria it strengthens the system to resiet this poi son, and prevents chill and fever, bilious lever, and other intermittent attacks. For sale by all druggists. m!8 snnAthurs dAwly City Improvements, Editor of the Sun: Will you permit an old citizen to make a few suggestions to our City F-thore, oi the subjeot of improvements? It was thought, at the commencement of the year, that Major James would inaugurate some public im provements that would mark his administration as an era In the history of Allants, Up to this date nothing is apparent in thla direction, and the year ia half gone. Water-works are much needed. Every candid mind must admit their necessity. I do not mean to carry out any old contracts, nor to put the tax-payers under unbearable burdene, bu* the procurement ol ample supply of water, eufficlont for eauitary purpose*, fire demands, etc., ie an actual necessity. A system ol sewerage is needed. A central secure sewer of proper capacity should be constructed] along Whitehall street, commencing at Hnnter, and runulng North to Alabama; thence East on Alabama to the one already constructed down Entrenchment oreok to Fair street; then from Uuutor or Whitehall to Mitchell, then East along Mitchell to the ready mentioned, with various shoots in othor streets as necessities require; also oue commencing at the Capitol on Marietta street, and running East down Decatur to Calhoun, with entry of one stort ing from oppooite Wesley Chapel along Peachtree street. When constructed, these main severs can be tapped with pipes that wiU convey the water from tho roofs of all adjacent buildings, and carry away the slops from yards, kitchens, Ac. Those sewers, after overtaking running branch water, can be covered so os not to damage citlsens on the margiu of these streams, and by straighten ing cut and trimming all the bonks of the bronohes, which are the natural sewers of the city. Every branch from the ceutre of the city, needs, to-day, prompt attention lu ths manuer herein poluted Unices the banka are trin.med, bode .graded, aud crooks straightened, chills will follow lu the hot mouths from the stagnant water along these branch es. It Is a matter of surprise to me, that the au thorities have not long ago given # tbls very subject careful attention. Tho fall or descent le so greet that, with but little assistance, these branch** will carry off an immense amount of filth now deposit- ad all along their courses, to tho disgust and danger of the inhabitants. Let these be attended to now-thls year. It la needed greatly. Then we will .be ready for some cheap supply of water upon some sound, economical plan, from some one of the many clear, pure streams that flow near, but do not bead in the city. Mr. Mayor oonfer with your Street Committee, En gineer. and a full Board of CounoU, on foie subject. Again : Now ia the proper season to have all foe thoroughfares leading to the city paved. In a few weeks, four main roads will be traveled by the Street Care, with the oenter* well paved. Vow, at email additional expense, the remaining portions, to ths drain on each side of these streets, can be paved, at least all that portion of these streets where heavy fills have been made, should be paved, and foot without any delay, other wise, when the fall rains oome thee* streets wfo be rendered impassible end damaging to the trade and co' veulencc of the publlo at Urge. When theeo streets era put in order, now that grades are estab lished upon them, other streets con be Improved likewise. Much of foe work on aide streets, espe cially foe heavy grading where vehicle* rarely pees, could be dispensed with, and tha money applied to substantial work on all tha malu central outlet*, and this. In mj judgment, would meet the approval of a majority of those who have to pay the taxes. 1 earnestly hop* my old friend. Mayor Jem**. wiU woke upend fiet off foe beaten track of hie predates- aore. and do something we can all look book upon with pleasure when he reaches a higher poetUcn. gNow is bis time. WIU h* take hold aud uea hie opportunity ? To secure proper site* for future public Park*. Is another subject worthy of his public spud and flue meo anti test*. As I only Intended to make suggestions, I wUl not trespass forth*). bat express the hope that these suggestions will be received by the Mayor and Coun cil u the soots public spirit ia wUUih they are la- |. Poo Eoao Pv0444V. tGf* ICE-COLD Cincinnati and Mil waukee Beer, furnished by Peel ICnowles, from their large Refrigerator, where it is cooled by the barrel. More for the money than any where else. m23-tf Chocolate Caramels, Wednesday, April 3d, and every suoceediog Wednes day, at Block’s Candy Factory, No. 75 Broud street. Broken candy 20 oents per pound, or six pounds for a dollar. Wedding cakes handsomely ornamented at reasonable prices. ttair DEPARTURE.—Pullman Palace. Sleeping Car, Milwaukie, leaves to night by Western & Atlantic Railroad. The “ Racine ” leaves to-morrow night. Matir NORTH, EAST AND WEST. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOIl COMPTROLLKll-GKNEIlAL. Thompson Allan, Esq., is a candidate for Comptroller-General, subject to the Democratic nomination. Col. Peterson Thwhatt is a eandi date for the office of Comptroller-Gen eral; subject to a Democratic nomina tion. FOR VJCCltKTAllY OF STATE. Major John F. Jones, of Coweta, is . a candidate for Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERRY is an nounced as a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina- For Comptroller General.— Gener- LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. dec29-dtf SCHUMANN’S PHARMACY, 48 WHITEHALL, and sent to families when ordered every morning. Also, pur* fruit Syrup* of various kinds. jelO-Stn JOHN T. READ, Pryprietor of the READ HOUSE. Fronting the Passenger Depot, JelO-lf Corn, Oats, Heal, Etc. Htoylienii *V. Flynn, Forsyte Street, Atlanta, «•-, ^UK NOW RECEIVING OATS. MEAL, FLOUR, WHISKY. ETC, ALSO. 100 CAR-LOADS CORN. Not having storage room enough they offer a portion or aU of it at low figures. Consumers and dealers would do well to supply themselves now, as au Advawrr In Priest may bs expected before the close of this month. jrl3 lm STEPHENS* FLYNN. R. TEUSLEH, ProibMor ol’ Music, ( pYllU hi. MTTI-M b> th, AUmiU I>UUM, uul ►'UciuUwt, H*—*«» Orton to h*|MI •* M * »/*!« ATLANTAJIARKETS. OORBECTKD DAILY. ATLANTA. Wumaut. Jo,. 1*. !«*• COTI-OR- Vanr litUodMUOd, m4 M>;a. ri.TAHClAL.—Oout—fcoj-lof 1.11; MUlhf Ui Bilvan—Buying 1.00; selling l.ia Exouaxub—Buying at parcelling per cent pre mium. Bonus Aim Stock*—Georgia 6a. T5gT?; 7*, SMi 89; New Georgia bonds at the State Treasury. 90. All Ante City Bonds-?*, 76^78; 8s. 80fo«8. Au gusta, 8S&85. Georgia Ballrojl Stock, 1.0101.02; Georgia Radioed Bonds, 97#100. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Stock, 93&9S; Atlanta and Weat Point BaUroad Bonds, 98&100. Macon and Western Rail road Stock, 1.0291.04. Atlanta National Bank 1.10. Groceries.—Correa— Bio, 22@2S; Java, 80084; Mocha, 40; Laguyra, 28. Stbufs—New York, 60(590; Silver Drips 80@86; New Orleans—prime. ?2#7S; Florida 45080; Sugar Boose, 8?; by Hogshead 28. Buuab — Coffee A, Wi: Extra C, 13>4; Crushed, Granulated, Powdored, 14\; N. O. Choice, 12)4; Common 10)4; Fair. 11; Prime 11K; Snow White, 14)4-, Demarara 12)«@13. Tkas—Black 1.0001.25; Green 1.00(^1.80. Miscellaneous— Soda — Boxes, 9c fl lb; in kegs 7)fc fl lb. Cream Tartar. 8<Xg>58; Yeaat Powder* per dox, 1.68; Beeswax 28@30; Rags—cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, b){. Brooms )2.80@6 per dox. Starch— Oswego, 12; common, C<&8. Gakdkn Skkdh—per dozen package—under 28 dos. 86; o ir, 30. Candles—Adamantine, 2l@21)£, Soap—Bar, 6® 10. Balt—Liverpool, per sack, $2.10; Virginia. 2.00. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES—Butteb —Country, 12>i@14; Best Goshen, 40; Western Be- irve, 25(g)30; Tennessee, 14. Cheese—Choice Factory, 18. Poultry—All hens S6c; Mixed lots 32@34c.; Spring chickens 17@20. BUNDBIES—Eggs per doz. 22, packed; Rice9)f<§>10; Hominy per barrel, $6.50; Pearl Grits $6.00; Maca roni 18® 20. GRAIN, MEAL, Ao—Cobn—by car load, prime white $1 00; yeUow aud mixed 95@97; corn meal $1 00@l 05. Wheat—Nominal—Red $1.90® 1.95; Choice White $2; Inferior $1.80. Oats—70(2572. Stock Pe&s $l.C5®1.76. MEATS, Ac—Bacon—Shoulders 6)£®7; clear rib sides 8%; dear sides 9; Plain Hams—12; Sugar cured 18@13)(. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 6)4; clear rib sides 8)4; clear sides 8)4. Land—Tierces 10\(g)U; Cans 12; Buckets 12)4; Country 9J401O. Bctchkb’s Meats—Beef—Kentucky and Tonnes- e 10011; Corned in kegs, 10@15; Spiced 20. Hogs 7)4@8; Mutton 12@15; Veal 10; Sausages—common 15; Bead Cheese—plain 15; fancy 20. Flouh—Fine, $7; Superfine,$7.60; Extra $9 CKXgfl 25 Family, $10 00®10 80; Extra Family, 10 75®11 60; Fancy, $11 75®12 60. FORAGE, PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.60 ft 100 lbs; Oil Meal 1.60; Shipstuff 1.80. HAY-Timothy $1.95; Clover Hay 1.6501.75. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hide* 7®7)4; Green Salt 8)409; Dry 15@16. Leatheb—Calf Skins—Domestic $80® $44 ft doxen; French $45®$66. Harness Leather 38®4£ ft lb. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27®33H; Oak 28®50; Split 40. Kips—Country 45®60 ft lb; French, ft dozen, $48®70. DRY GOODS—Cadftjrice—glazed, 9@11; paper 13)4 ®14)4. Bleached Cotton, 0®21. Cottonades 20®25. Ginghams—heavy, 13@16; Scotch, 22®28; Chambray 20)4®27>4- Tickings 9®32. Calicos—Bedford 9 ; Wamsutta 9 ; Araoskeag and Arnold, 10)4; Garner k Co., 11)4; Albion, 12; Spragues, Allens, Dunuells, Conostoga, 11)4; Dolly Yarden, 11>4®12)4- Flannels—Bed, 25®45; White, 25® 1.20; Opera 40® 62)4- Factoby Goods—Sheetings and Shirtings—Augus te and Columbus—4-4,13)4; 7-8,12; 3-4,10; Drillings 14; Georgia Checks, 16; Stripes, 14; Oanaburgs 15 @18; Yarns, $1.65® 1.70. Cotton Rope 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES, &0.— Poaches, 21b cans, |2.50@2.75 per doz.; 31bcsne,{j® $4 per dozen; Poas $2.75; Pine Apple, 2tb $3.25; Strawberries, 21b, $3.75; Tomatoes, 2tb, $2.26 @2.40; Oysters, lib, $1.37®$1.80; 21b, $2.50®$2.76; Sardines, ft case $23® $24. Ceackers—derated, 9®10; Butter 7®8 ; Cream 11® 12; Picnic 7@9; Soda. G@8; Sugar, 9)4@11. Candy —Stick, 16>4®17; Fancy, 18@50. Nurs—Almonds 22@25; Brazils, 16® 17; Filberts, 16® 17; Pecans, 17@18>4; English Walnuts, 20®28 Peanuts, $2.30® $2.75 ft bushel. Pickles—Piute, It dozon, $2®2.25; Quarts, $3.25 Half Gallons $5.60, Gallons $7.60. Brandy Cherrles- QuartB, ft dozon, $6; Peaches—Pints $3.25, Quarts $4.80 Spices—Allspice and Ginger, 1C® 18; Cloves, 25 Cinnamon, 90: Nutmogs, $1.40®$1.50; Maco, $2 Mustard—2 oz., 50; Pepper, 25®28. Vegetables Ate.—Wliito Beans per bushel $3.86® $4; String Beans, per bushel, 75; New Irish Pota toes per bushel $1.25; Sweet potatoes $160; Yams $2 00 per bushel; Peas $1.00 per bushel: Cabbages per head 16® 25; Cucumbers per dozen 25. FRUITS.—Applos—Green ft bbl 7 60®9 00; Dried 5) 4®8. Oranges @8 00; Lemons $7 50@8 00 Bananas $2 50®3 00 ft bunch; Cocoa Nuts $7 8 50; Currants ft lb 15® 16; Dates 12)4 ft lb; Figs dried 20@22; Pino Applos $3 ft doz.; Prunes 13® 15 Raisins $4 50; Citron 48®65. FISH-White Fish-family $0; No. 1, 6 50. Mackerel-kits, No. 1.1 80; No. 2,1 60; No. 3, 1 30 Half barrels—No. 1, $8; No. 2, $7; No. 9, $6. Cod fish 7@8. FUEL—Wood ft cord—Retail prices—Oak at yard $4; delivered, $4 60; rawed and split, $6; delivered, $5 60; Hickory, 50c. added to above prices, Coal, ft bushel—Anthracite, 65; Lump Coal, 28 by car load—retail 30; Blacksmith’s, 24@25, HARDWARE-Ikon—Swede, G>4@8; flat bar 6)4® 6) 4; round and square 6)4® 10; hand 7@8; sheet iron $10®12; Horse shoe 7®8; Nallrod 11®12)4; Horse shoes ft keg $7 00@7 60; Mule shoes $8 00@8 50. Nails—^ keg, lOd to C0d, 6 26; 8d, 6 50 ; 6d, 6 75; 4d, 7 00; 3d, 8.25; flue, 9 75; finishing-different kinds, 75o. on above prices; Horse shoo ft box, 20® 40 per pound. Steel—Cast, 22@25; German, 15@18; Plow 9@11. Goain Cradles—Per dozen |41@50; Scythes, grain per doz. $16®18; grass, $9 00®14; Grass Snaths $7 50® 11 00. Miscellaneous—Axos, Collins, $13.50®14,00 per do*; Ten Eyck,$12.60®13. Spades perdoz-Ames$17.- 00. Rowland $14.00 Shovels—Ames, 15.00; Row land, $13.00. Hoet-ScoviU’s, $8.50® 10 00. ScoviU’i pattern $7.25@9.00. Carriage axles — Com mon, 10c. Springs 20®22c; Traces 80® $1 per pair. Smoothing Irons 7)4® 10c; Hollow ware 6H®8c. Cotton cards—Whlttemores, $6. Gun caps — G D 40—full count, 46; WaterProof 90. Shot—per bag, $3.00. Powder per keg, blasting $5.00. Rifle, p«i keg $7.26; half keg $4; quarter keg $2.26. Grind stones per lb—Ohio 2)4®3; Nova Scotia 3@4. CROCKERY AND QLA8S-Origlnal pgka. (repack ing higher) Plates, C 0 6 inches, 30, 7 Inches 35, 8 inches 40. Granite, 6 inches 50, 7 inches 55. Teas—per set—0 O, 14; Painted 16; Granite- handled, 66; unhandled, 56. Window Glass—Per box : 8 by 10, $4 60 to 6 50; 10 by 12, 4.75 to 6.76; 10 by 14, 5.50 to 6.00; 10 by 16, 5.60 to 6.50; 10 by 18. 6.60 to 6.75; 12 by 18, 6.75 WOODEN WARE.—Pails — Two hoops, brass bound. Juniper, $7 per dox: do Pine $5.50; Painted 2.75. Tubs—painted—neat of 8, $4; Sugar Boxes per rack, $3.23. Washboards per dos.—wood, 2.50; sine $3, combination $|. Well-buckets — long ears, $8. Refrigerators—Upright, No. 1, $20; No, 2, $23; No. 3, $25. Mocking-birdcages $10 per nest. LIVE 8TOCK — Beef Cattle — medium 3)*@5)4; prime 6)4@6)4; Ant grade, 6\; good steers, 4)4 @6)4. Milk Cows $36®00. Hog* 4®5; ahoata 4® 6. Horses—In fair demand. Mulos — good stock aud fair sale; good average $115®250. Sheep— medium to lair, 4@4)4; prime to choice 6® 5)4. L1QXJOBB—Beandt—Apple and Peach, $2.60 to 3.00; Cherry and Ginger, 1.60 to 2 00; Cognac—Do mestic, 1.50 to 2.00—Foreign, 6.00 to 10.00. Whuey—Bourbon, $1.26 to6.00;Corn, 1.00 to 2.00; Rectified, 1.00 to 1.26; Boberteou Co.. 1.26 to 3.00; Rye, 1.26 to 6 00. WiNRS, Ao.—Madeira, Port, Sherry, per gallon $2 toC.00; Champagne—California, per case, $16.00 to 20.00; Imported, per basket, 26.00 to 33.00. OlN—Domestic, $1.60 to 2.00; Foreigu, 4.00 to 6.00. huu -N. K. $1.50 to 2.00; Jamaica, 4.00 to 6.00. TOBACCO—Low grades aouud dark 67«60; low gndae sound osaUogauy 60®6i}4; medium maho gany <6@T0; medium bright 70@60; good bright 80 •Ii00; ft*ortto brands of fin* $luo@126; leaf, Virginia, 16. Cioam—per M, domestic |j5@I0O; Imported IWgW •surra—Mscoahoy. in Jars per lb., net. 00 . teotah t$ms SAM per grfo* $16 Mi tieeteh la bottle* pea MmM 33.33. FLOYD, SUCCESSOR TO SHARP & FLOYD, Southern Agents. TIiIh is, beyond Hu- shadow of a doubt, the finest and most ac curate ll.1It.it.Ojtn TlJOKf-SiESiPER (hat li. ever been made. Our arranitenienis are such we can supply them ou better tenni than uny oilier house in the Noutb, keeping at all times a large supply, nud giving E. Hotcard A Co.’s « MW Guaranty tin long time with each Watch sold. Our house is headquarters for tliia IVatch. Those purchasing from us can rely upon buying a genu ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. JSS. B. FLOYD. SUCCESSOR TO SHARP At FLOYD - Southern Agents, Atlanta, Oa. rallies at a distance wlio order Howard watches from us nil please state w hat paper they see our advertisement In. Savings IBaiO-ln Insurance By The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK. bis heirs on previous death, with c P OLICIES PAYABLE to the party hiuibelf at any certain age; tain benefits never before conceded by suy Company. A large Surrender value at the end of each year, it deelred. EXAMPLE—Age of applicant, 30 years; amount of policy f1,000. The whole payable at 45 year* of sue or previoua death. Premium $56 76; surrender value first year $43 11; 2d year $92 88 ; 3d year 144 92 uU. After the 9th year more mouay will be returned to the policy-holder than he haa paid in premiums. Apply to W. T. HOLDERNESS, General State Agent, Austell's Building, Atlanta. H. R. CHRISTIAN, Special Agent BOARD OF REFERENCE IN ATLANTA—John H. James, Banker;M. G. Dobbins, do.: J. H. Calloway Esq.: J. R. Wallace, lifeal Estate Agent; J. W. Rucker, Merchant; B. F. Maddox, Merchant; Hon. B. li' JM. . _ HIU fc Sons. Attorneys; J. II. I/>w. M. !>., Cowenitlng Physician n 1el6-dsun-w2am U. S. HOTEL FOR SALE, Office Selma, Rome & Dalton R. R. Co REAU CAMPBELL, Local Ag’t NO. 4. THE H. L KIMBALL HOU8E. Atlanta, Ga., October 12th, 1871. t WEIGHT AND FABB over Blue Mountain Route, vis 8. B. A D. R. B. and its connections to al] teimlnol points, as low as by any other route, viz; r J MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBIIJfi,VICK8BUIt(j] JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN end NEW OR. LEANS. REAU CAMPBELL, Local Agent S. B. A D. R. R., No. 4 Kimball House. octl2dlf S'aluable Jlllanla Properly. Administrator’s Sale. A greeable to a ry of Thomas coun . City Hall, In Atlanta, in tho county of Fulton, 8tate of Georgia, on the first Tuesday in July next, the following property, to wit: SASSEEN HOUSE, lot ironts fifty-eight loet on Alabama street, running back and also fronting on Prior street one hundred and sixty-eight feet. The Hotel is a two story brick building, conveniently arranged for business pur poses below, with tho hotel accommodations in ihe second story. Considering its location, this la one of tho most valuable pieces of properly iu the city of Atlanta, aud presents a rare opportunity for capitalists. Also, at the bank time and tlace, one lot situ ated south s!de of Waltou street, Atlanta, Georgia, fronting 25 feet on Walton street, and running back south 80 foot to an alley, and bounded north by Wal ton'street, east by property of I,cwi8 Scofield, Henry Keltzerand Tallulah Firo Engine Company, south by alley and west by lot, now or formerly owned by Mrs. Frank. Sold a» the property of Jacob Itokembeangb, late of Thomas county, deceased, for the benefit of the Terms made known on the day of sale, jnyl5*td MILTON 0. SMITH, Admr. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. T nE UNDERSIGNED his the pleasure to an nounce to his friends and tho public that he has leased this Celebrated Summer Resort for tho present season; is largely refurnishing, and will be every variety, w _ an confidently guarantee satisfaction' to all. The means of access will be doubled by a Hue of daily mail stages from "Thomastou," connecting with tho Macon aud At lanta Railroad at Barnesville—distance 18 miles by coach over a good road, Pure Vinegar QONSTANTLY ON HAND in barrels aud half barrels. AT LOW PRICES, for the trade only, at J. W. Cotton’s, northeast corner Peters and Forsyth streets, Atlanta, Gs. Jc5-lm juua' XT30SV| Atto rnoy-at-Isa w. C ARTER8VILLE, GEORGIA.—Office over Leib- man’s store, East Main street. Will proctico in tbs counties comprising tho Cherokee Circuit. Prompt attention given to lmsinoHS. jnl-'f X.TJMI3EII. Royal Insurance Go. OF LIVERPOOL. ENO. CAl’Il AL - - 111,000,000 LOSSES ARE ADJUSTED AND PAID IN ATLANTA, without huTiug to bo Mot to the Homo Offlc. of the Co. O- 33- Wellborn, sp24- AGENT 1300 — OF — RIVER LAND! L ying on the Chattahoochee river, in Douglas oounty, 18 miles from Atlanta aud 4 miles from CampbslUon: GOO Acres In Cultivation, 400 Acres First Class lllvcr Bottom GOO Acres welt Timbered, O Settlements on the Land with Go Buildings, including the Old Iiomrateod. Us Form Improvements. ft PUTE OVI TKIl POtf'PMS! one Improved; Two Gins, Corn Mill, Gotten Pms Ac. Good water abundant. Locality perfectly healthy. Has a charterd ferry and good boats: AT 80—450 acres of Creek Land, in Campbell coun ty, opposite the above, one half mile from the rivt*; 200 acre« bottom laud, 100 of which is in cultiva tion. Finely timbered. Well improved. Call on Wallace k Foweler, Real Estate Agents, At lanta. Ga.. or the subscribers on th* premises, wtio may bo addressed at Campbellton, Ga. J. M. GORMAN, mhl3-dClAwlm A. S. GORMAN, WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW UBAWFOBDTILUE, Ui. In Bankruptcy. ASSIGNEE’S SALE. B Y VIRTUE of proper order, the mider*J£nr>J JfiEKittsiJt, JiKVKS A’ H AVE on hand, and are constantly receiving, a Large Stock of Dry and Green Lumber of all tho varieties appertaining to the trade, together with White I>ooi*iit, Windows and Blinds, Office and Yard next below Willingham B uildin tscatur street, Atlanta Gs. my2-tf Just Received, 100,000 FEET Choice, llry Snulhieeslem 1‘tank 1 to 11 .* Inch, W 1 ; or* ars invited to call and examine the same. Merriam, Jones & Co. Atlanta, Jans 1, 1872. ja2-tf 1. The contract of Glenn k Wright with Gray ft* ley, tor patent on Ha^ and Cotton Press for the 8tsu>« of Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois and Indians, ou payment of purchase money of I13.0U0. 2. A one-half interest in Grey Utley’s Patent for Stump Puller, to be introduced free of expense to him. 4. An interest with Bibb & Smith In wild land* Nos. 83, 134 and 62. In the 18th district and 3d ro lion Polk count7, Georgia, subject to contract to supply capital to prospect and work any minerali found thereon. Said interest amounting to stout one-half. 6. Two old Boilers in Macon, Georgia. 0. Sundry old Utioy Presses outstanding at differ ent points. 7. All notes end accounts due Glenn k Wright, th« amounts and descriptions of which will bs giv*» l,B day of sale. 8. The Right of Fulton county to ths use of the Plimpton Roller Skates, with oue hundred pur ol Skates. , 9. All the othor effects of Glenn & Wright, real sod persons), not heretofore sold. J. J. WILLIAMS. Assign*. June 8, 1872. June 9-dlswJ* HOT SPRINGS, HATH CO., VA, A BE now open to visitors. Its waters are cole brated for the cure of Rheumatism,Gout, Para lysis, Torpor ot Liver. Chronic Diarrhcoa or Dysen tery, Diseases of tho Uterus, Affections of the Skin, especially cf Syphilitic origin, aud the numerous Chronic Diseases. XI113 BATHS vary in temperature from 80 to 110 degrees Fahren heit. and present every variety of Chronic Bath. They are, moreover, found to prepare the system for the lieneficial action of Waters found at tha vari ous other mineral spring*. MUD BATHS have been i-nnatrurted similar to those that are largely used at tbs most celebrated *|uu( iu Germany, and which gives sufferers th* houHtt of th* vary valuable remedial agents contained In ths Mineral Mud. TlIFXi: M'UINog OFkrlt t'NKUIt PAMI’D ATTRACTIONS to both tho Invalid and ire Seeker. 'Ilia Equipment aud Management are equal to tboae of firet*. laaa City Hotels. Every Modem luipruwment Use U*u provided. prufeeeor J. L. CAHkl.I., M D.. of the University oi Virginia, Usstoeut Physician. |Yr Pamphlet* sod Circular*, addreea II. O. TAUUY * co.. Itich mond, Va., or J. A AUGUST. Manager. Hot springs. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Charleston & Savannah nouTsjs. OS AXP AJTWi THUU8DAY, April l*t>‘ All FralghtBlUl mint bo p»ld dill? or an dollwrs- This is rendered necessary lu oonssquence of ‘«' l J abstracts end balances drawn at sight, on# •***"" the other, between the Railroad end Hfe*«« l, l Companies, in all nutters pertaining to tn« V* ^ ^*1^0! freight; and tfis regulations requir' 11 * livery agent to make prompt collections. H. P. CLARA* Agent Maoon k Western Rallroto ED. A. WWjNWb, apI7-2m Agent Georg!* Ballrvid. NOTICE, ATLANTA, GA„ J»W 8.1W fJIHB LIMITED PARTNERSHIP hereto* 1 ** •** isting between tho undersigned, under to* ® rW name of Sharp k Floyd, lathis day dissolved. Nr Floyd will c-uitiotie and settle all the bu*li»e*a of tb« late Arm. GKO. SHARP* J* 1 E. B. FLOYD* N. B.-I lake tils m Umd of reluming my »‘ DC,r * thanks to tho many good friend* and ou«to n '* r< who hire always patroidssd me »od th*» ^ r,n 0 Sharp A Floyd; and, In r. tiring from the Ar* n * 1 respectfully s-k a CuBtlnuanee of tho m* 1 ' l‘ ,r n and friendship for Mr. Fiujd. who «‘>l tot-- Unit* ths busineu, aa he wll hasp up lb»woll-tor 11 reputation of iu* Uou*a tor Flfft-Claa* *'oe** sod Low Prices Respectfully, ■ara-tw. acu. •HAM'. u
