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1 I.E DAILY SUN Aiuau.ai: , .8nw)ft Motewo. Acouw 4. 1871 PITY AFFAIRS. heiiu. snirrn * uonm. The Oikeat State Bout Fbaud.—The e> idenoc UJten b y the Investigating Com mittee of the In%ialature ii now teed;. It oolite ini 370 pages, end is a complete n cord of the "ways that are dark’’ of the Bobber Clan. It is for sale at Ta 8m oflloe. The priee, originally announced at 83, has been reduced to •160. It will be in all tbs bookstores in s few days. Children's suite and ladies' travelling and evening dresses, at half tlieir nine, now at the London Store. They moat be sold. f tea's loeCmia la not " rad-hot." To Ebst —Ool. O. W. Adair $1.00 a noUee of aome- taiaf habaata root. CHAMBER OB COMMERCE.—8*# DOttC* Of the annual Lame' Aocnow.—f. O. Mayaon fives * speetei auction for tbs ladle* on Tossday night Persowax..—Judge* Gibson, of Augusts, sod Me- Cutcbea, of Dalton, are in tbs oity. Jon Inu makss important notioss in our Lo- ^•asOMNam—Wlmraiir stght, aea of tha are. vasaw laaa aa.aha WaSraol Hotrtwrafcrokratalo. sad the toUowlaa ,oo«s warn stotaoi Oold worth tH OOloownaor. mrar M tAtl*ttrt«maojr, IMS worth o( olotUaa.oaatraak. sad auajr othar minor articles. As soon as tbs outrage was report ed to the polios fores. Immediate March was com menced for the thsif. with little prospect, however, for enooess, ss no clue was given as to his where about*. Fortunately, however, a little negro boy, vbo rtaid at tha Hotel, saw, while on the streets Friday morning, a negro men wearing a shirt like one that had been stolen. He reported the fact without <May, to tbs u an who was robbed, and he at onoe called on Policeman, If. N. White. Mr. While started on the track of the suspected mas, •ttd found him over Mr. Haralson's, on Peachtree street. Strange to my, he was the thief, and aoon as apprehended and questioned, made a dear con fession of the robbery. He wm forthwith putin the Calaboose to await kis trial. With the exception of twenty duller#, alltke stolen goods were recovered— the negro, for such was the thief, alleges to have spent already that amount. For the Information of the publio, w* will state that Mr. White took from the person of the thief, two large braes keys—almost identical. ThsM no doubt, are the property of some of our cittsens, stolen by this villianto further his nefarious schemes. The thief states that he is from Tennessee. We give a inscription of hie person as furnished by Mr* Whit* so that any one on the look out may know him. He is about 6ft. Mn. high; about Ml or SI years oldjfi* sparely built; hae smooth face; large eyes, and dark mulatto complexion; speaks very slowly A scar on bis left cheek, seems to be the Impression left by the flnger-ntil of some antagonist. From ell accounts, this man la an old band at burglaries, and it is now hoped that his de tection will lead to the further apprehension of par ties engaged In recent robberies in onr city. Tun Atlanta Temperanoe Track Society, meets with open doors, to-dey at 8 o'olock, in Good Tem pter's Had. Kiev. Du, A. L. Hamilton will preaoh this morning at II o'clock, in Trinity Church. Services also at night. Wm. Bicn A Co.'s Quest Saul—See the announce ment of those heavy dealers in fine goods and fancy article*. They declare their intention to dose out their stocks of retail goods at low prices. Tun Hydro Cabmom Gas Compaut.--This com pany gives notiee in another column, that the books •re now open to tbs publio for subscriptions to Its stock. Bead tt. In a Vsw Place—Th* large sal* of elegant Furni ture by T. O. Mayson, on Tuesday morning, la not at his store, but in the ball, over McMillan h Snow's store. WXKOMA Lodob ol Cold Water Ten plan meet every Sunder at 2 o’dock in Good Templars' Hall. The second Sunday of every month is public, and always delightful. Washisgtov—Lx* Umvaaeirr.—This celebrated Institution, which is, and hae been, so prominent as the Alma Mater of so many eminent men, baa an advertisement in our columns. Mm. W. A. Slay maker, who supplied most of oftr public schools with Atlanta made desks, a to., Is nod replacing the same with bla new end more approved pattern. A no u Haw 1—Mr. J. P. Morton, tbe great book seller of Louisville, Kentucky, bee sent twenty-six volumes to the Young Men's Library Asaociatli n of this city. Jusnon Ben yesterday sent Miss Jennie Miller to jeU in deteult of on* hundred dollar bond, as deemed guilty of too much of Charles Sumner's "Civil Bights." Messrs. A. M.Thrasher for the State, and P. Walpole for the defendant. Bu»m T. M. Hamms, pas'or, will preach im the Ohriatiam Church, on Hunter street, this morning at 10* o'clock. Subject: "Terms of Admission into the Everlasting Kingdom." At night, 8,*, o'clock. SuhJeeti "Demonology." AKBirmnsABY.-Koxt Tuesday tha Anniversary of GeorglA Lodge of Good Templars’ foible city, win be duly celebrated. Rev. E. W. Warren, pastor of the First Baptlst'Gtiurcb, will deliver tbe address. The ladles have prepared an entertainment of Tahleanx, *o. Thar* will be vocal and instrumental music. All Good Templars generally are expected to be Woutby IvaptuTioM.-In the instill Building, •BUe of tha Kniok erbooker Life lneuranoe Com pany, can be seen on* of Steiner's Hydro-Carbon Gas Machine*. It is a St Lcula patent of 1808. can be used with ordinary gaa pipes. The smallest Mm brilliantly burns three lights, end has aeapaelty ter on* thousand test of gaa. at from seventy-five eighty oenia. Ms. C. H. Syboho, who bee lately made a tour of the Forth, Informs us that a company of probably' Bity families, la contemplated in Connecticut, to emigrate somewhere South. Georgia oan affords* good inducements to genuine settlers m any State in Amerlen. Howhere ate* will industrious. civil *»B reapsotehli people be mere oordlally welcomed o* mot* generously favored. Baaa Ball—The Oeoeola baas ball olnb, of At lanta, went down to Griffin yesterday morning for professional tuaala with tha Bn •’key**, of that vil- tege. Of oonres the Griffin boy* ware beaten—the More being, Oeneetes. 1; Buckeyes, it. Richer 1H. Clark, jr., wm umpire. If anybody In Georgia knows of a olnb that can boat the Osoeoten it is to ha hoped they will send word np this wny. The boys have pranoed through aQ the mateh games they have yet played- -and they don*t even know yet what a oloee game is. They k«n ted BO UHU of MC.rtrt.Iog Boo good k gun. Uuqr Oka plk,. PlMomt.—Mr. EldMjr Dkll, who tek b«kO kO- tarlBEB brikf kBd plkkkkat kojoarn la ta. oouati, dlkMktk of South Goorglm, ntorakd to tte oil, yesterday morning. XT. Joseph H. Smith, who left the oity .to attend tteBitttnon Liberal-ratio Convention, and baa atnoe been spending some time with hie friend* and vetetiVM. at Prinoeea Anne. Maryland, has returned to the oity. He ceu be found athla oflloe in the CepMol building, and will enter upon the aotive du ties of his proteaatan. Be* hie law card in our ad vertising columns. flu* t reuse teert ef Oeergla. t steal* Circuit. t t'hattaheoeha* Circuit.... ‘ Macou Circuit. i> (Hint Circuit I alUpooee Circuit. iAtlanta Circuit. ii Some Circuit......... .. Cherokee Oiroutt.... i Northern Circuit.... t Aunuain Ctronit.. .Middle OhPeuit... - 18 or np Sutbumu Covet.— He. T.-fte T. and VirgtateDeuute, caveator*. v*. Talbot. H. L. Bhunlnf <M B. MB. ter pteinllff In ewe*;M. H. Weflterl «ud B. H. Worrell, oontim. Mo. t.-D. M. Thulatliti. kdatialknktor, r. fkO. Port.ra IftekUHSinfcr waul of«,ult,. ■ IBItek. W.S.UMk.tesWattCUknociB laraatarart Ufnradratodlj .Son •pm.tuiu. teotkte«a aw raak W Awritw OoUogra. Tte aula of tte teaaadad Ira. It iir.T. kaa Mte ■art vartMtrw tea an. Ora. (Halls las. arte, It It rtramra. tea awaMhrtad darta« Ma aaart adaHa- tatetna. Brtrtffartatai—taofteiltbaHd aatea. ttatatarataran «f past -arth aa a (oltag* mrt- date 9* ateaa wkk* kaa jaat doate aad wklah aaa ^■aaflte a^t an—hi ra naood. taoailaaa to r~te«d-T tea fci* thaOot. eitH iliaild “• Wn Insert In our columns, to day, the report of the Finance Committee which was Inadvertently omitted in giving the Council Piooeedinga of last eek. The Finance Committee recommended the pay ment of the following bills. Adopted. W K Booth, streets f 40 46 C B May k Co., streets 96 G O Rogers, streets it 55 J 1) Wells,street* ............ 63 oo Young k Walsb, streets 624 03 IQ W Cruesell, street 1,400 66 Pelllgrinnl k Georgi, streets. 60 OQ Bedding A Balrden, streets 41 16 J 8 Smith, Jr., street Hunnlcutt A BeUlogratb, streets 288 32 J P Feeler, streets 2 60 Estate of P Lynch, streets 246 60 8treet Pay Boll, streets... 464 76 D Hoyt k Co., publio buildings and grounds 156 54 r p Patillo public buildings and ground* 276 00 M T Castleberry publio building* and ground* 74 00 M Bloomfield, publio building* and grounds 26 00 M W Johnson, publio buildings and grounds 24 00 G Pittman, well and pumps 6 00 X Tribble, wells and pumpe.... 6 0Q BhtUip* A Crew, well* and pumpe 4 76 Middleton A Bio, wells and pumpe 46 C6 George Stewart, eslary 100 00 W F Stewart, salary 76 00 J 8 Smith, salary 01 66 J 8 Porter, salary 60 00 WBBaas, eatery .... 126 00 J Oonnally, salary 83 83 WBolsu, salary 60 00 M Hunt, salary 62 00 G f Anderson, salary 177 80 B T Cowart, aalary 208 S3 A W Mitohell, aalary 100 00 J H James, [olio* 156 00 J B Langley, polio* 202 76 Berry, Venable A Collier, polios 6 60 Phillips A Crew, polio* 18 45 O C Hammock, police...................... 50 00 JL Johnson, etal., polio* 62 00 James Mann, police Police pay-roll 4,064 16 Berry, Venable A Oilller, relief 20 56 Mayes A Bro, relief 45 00 Phillips A Crew, relief WW Tucker, reltof..... 12 00 O 8 May A Co., relief 3 00 WLMortis, relief...... 14 00 JJ Stewart, relief 12 00 J 8 Lumpkin, r -lief 24 00 R P Tatum A Co., relief 07 00 J J Herman A Bro., relief 22 60 Atlanta Gee Co., gee 078 00 HunnlouttA BeUingrath, gae 186 40 J M Cook, gae 01 00 GP Brown, oemetery 17 50 Cemetery payroll............. 43 60 BBCANTUlaATION. Btreeta 3,233 82 Publio buildings and grounds 66 45 Walla, pumps, etc 60 80 Salaries 1.132 62 Polio* 4,565 36 Belief 2l9 80 ■ ■■aamiffirr Local 6c Business Notices *-REGULAR DINNER at Tim Morphy'a BteUttran t, on Marietta street, above Fhillipe and drew., every day be tween tbe lionre oi 12 if. and 8| r. x.— The verv beet tbe market afford*. Ail for tbe emaU amount of SO cent*. jnne80-tf _ *W Chapped Hands, Face, Rough Skin,Pimples,BiDgworm, Beltitheum and other Cutaneous affection* cured, and the akin made soft and amooth, by naing tbe Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard k Co., Hew York. For rale by all Druggists. rat&wed ditwly Naaa Martinra, Ga., March 31,1870. DB. J. BRADF1ELD, Atlasta, Ga.: D«*ar Sir: Home months ago 1 bonght a bottle of BBADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR from yon, and have need it in my family with the utmost satisfac tion, and have recommended it to three other families, and they have fonnd it juat what It is recommended. Tbe fe male, who have used yonr REGULATOR are in perfect health, and are able to at tend to their household duties, and we cordially recommend it to tbe public. Yonra respectfully, Rev. H. B. Johnson. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOH SHERIFF. J. O. HARRIS is a candidate for re nomination for the office of Sheriff of Fulton connty. He has associated with him as Deputies the following named gentlemen : WM. G. ORAML1NG, GEO. W. KRIE8 and W. D. BROWN. We are authorized to announce WM. McMILLEN as a candidate for Connty Treaeurer — subject to the Democratic nomination. FUR COUNTY TRE ASURER. We are antborized to announce the name of O. M. PAYNE as a candidate for re-ection to the office of Treasurer of Fulton Connty—subjeot to a Democratic nomination. Editors Sun: Please announce the name of JOHN P. MAYES as a candi date lor the office of Treasarer of Fulton oounty, subject to the Democratic nomi nation. Tax-Patebs. $11, o»j os Bubolaby—Ou tbe night of tbe 1st of August the room of Mr. R. E. Oerter, et tbe National Hotel, was entered, and there was stolen from it a silver watch, a trunk, fir* dollars In nlokele. fifteen dollars in greenbacks, and fifty dollars in viigin gold. Friday night Cue Williams, a negro, wa> arrested on suspicion. by policeman Michael White, and being arraigned yeatorday before Jual ice Butt, plead ed gulltj and was sent to Jail. He had In hit poaaee- siou two large braes keys, which are for Identifica tion et the Station House. Yesterday policemen* Varney Lee and W. H. Jor dan arrested Dick Thomas, who coufeasee to break ing into the boarding houao of Mrs. L. P. Smith, oorner of Luokia and Foray th streets. Here « 24th ult., Dr. Isaac L. Hughes, a member of the Leg islature lrom Forsyth county, was robbed, noted. On the 30th, also, Mr. Cleary had a gold watch stolen, valued at ona hundred and fifty dol lars, and ten dollars in money. It would be quite risky business to try another burglary In this house. Enoch Abdbn.—The Histrionic Society—e combination of floe amateur talent—will make Us debut before an Atlanta audlenca at DeGlve'a Opera House, Monday night, in tha beautiful domestic drama of Enoch Arden-a dramatization of Tennv sou's beautiful and touching poem of that name. It la safe to assure the patrons of th* play that exceedingly clever entertainment' is In store for them. The Society ie composed of some of the beat young ladies and gentleman in the city, who have banded themselves together for the triple purpose of amuaamant, improvement and charitable work. They ought to be patronised, and without doubt thay wilL We kto see tha Opera House packed Monday night. Abotbxb kbw Public School Hoes*.—The Build ing Committee of the Board of Education are pre paring plana for a new publio school building, pro bably exceeding in else the present once, to be loca ted on Marietta street, opposite Rock street Local & Business Notices. -JUST RECEIVED 50 pieoes Fancj Drees Goods, at about half price, at John Kjult's. ang3-3t. MT PULLMAN* PALACE OARS, (ot Louisville, State of Georgia, leave* Sunday, the 4th, et 6:30 A. u. FAIR VIEW leevee Monday, the 6th, at 8:90 a. k. CALEDONIA leave* Tuesday, the 6th, at 8*0 a. x JACKSON leave* Wedneaday, tha 7th, at 8*0 A. K. RACINE leave* every night at 10 r.E far Chattanooga. Only one change bom Atlanta to New York, via Ooinvilla; time ang3. JUST RECEIVED 60 pieoea handaome printed mtuUaa, et ISota. per J*ri, et J ohk Kxxlt'a T. R. RIPLEY—Removed to Whito- hpU street, east aide, three doom south of Dodd's Comer—dealer in Crockery, by Wholesale and Retail. jy38.tt CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. W. R. Venable is onnouneed as a candidate for re-eleotion to the office of Olerk of the Superior Court of Fulton oouuty—subjeot to the Democratic nom ination. We are antborized to announce the name of DR. J. 8. HOLLIDAY, aa candidate for Olerk of the Superior Court of Fulton county, subject to the Democratic Domination, FOR TAX RECEIVER. OAPT. A. G. GRIER is annonuoed ns a eandidate for re-election to the ol- flee of Tax Beoeiver—subjeot to the Dem ocratic Domination. He ie thankful for past support, nod hopes to merit the coufldonoo and continued favor of the publio. We aro authorized to announce the namo of A, J. COLLIER as a candidate for Tax Beoeiver of Fulton county at the cusuiug election—subjeot to the Demo cratio nomtnutiou. MAJ. J. F. EDWARDS is a candi date for the office of Tax Receiver of Fulton oounty, subjeot to tho Demo cratic nomination. J. N. LANGSTON is hereby an nouncod u a candidate for Tax Receiver of Fulton oounty at the ensuing election —subject to the Democratic nomination TO THE VOTERS OF FULTON COUNTY : I hereby annouuco myself oandidato for the office of Sheriff of Ful ton oouuty, at the ensuing election, sub ject to tbe Democratic nomination, atsO' eiated with the following named gentle men as Deputies: G. W. Anderson, 0. W, Wells, andO. 0. Green. A. M. PERKERSON. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. We are authorized to announce SAM'L R. HOYLE as a canidate for the oflloe ot Tax Oolleotor of Fulton oounty, subject to the Democratic nomination R. P. Tatum ia anneunoed as a can ditate for the oflloe ot Tax Collector for Fulton connty, subject to the nomin t- tiou of the Democratic party. Jessb O. Holbbook is announced by bis friends as a candidate for Tax Col lector of Fulton oounty, subject to the Demooratio nomination. Gen. W. S. WaiAkh is anuouuocd as a oandidato far the oflloe of TsxjCoileotor of Fnlton oounty, subjeot to the nomin ation of the Democratic Party. FOR COMPTROLLER-QKNERAL. Thompson Allan, Esq., ie a candidate far Comptroller-General, eubjeot to the Demooratio nomination. Col. Petebson Tuwzatt ia a oandi date far tho oflloe of Comptroller-Gen eral; subjeot to a Democratic nomina tion. Fob Comptbolleb Genbbal.—Gener- LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. deott-dtf ______ FOR SECRETARY OF ETATB. Major John F. Jonbs, of Coweta, ia a candidate for Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. 8PRAYBERBY ia an- nonnoad aa a oandidato for Secretary of State, subject to tha Demooratio nomina tion. Dissolution. T HE Firm of J. H. Given * Co., of the "Atteota Collecting Agency," bee been dissolved by ma- ‘*i*l consent. Tte eaSatalsaad eUl raetlana tha beaiaaaa on ■sar*** 1 ATLANTA^HABEETS. CORRECTED DAILY. ATLAHTA. Seturdny, August 8,1872. COTTOM—HominaL Business insignificant, *t OHo. VIVAJfCIAla.—Gold—buying 1.18; selling 1.15. SiLVn—Baying 1.07; selling 1.10. Exobavos—Baying at parcelling # per cent. Pro liant. Bond* and Stooxs—Georgia 6s, TI4T7; 7s, 86& 88} Hew Georgia bond* at the State Treasury, 100. Atlanta Oity Bondfl-7s, 72074; 8*. 810830. Au- 1086. Georg!* Ballrosd Stock, 96097; Georgia Ballroad Bonds, 96096. Atlanta and Wert Point Railroad Stock, 93099; Atlanta and Wert Point Railroad Bonds, 980100. Meeon and Western Rail road Stock, 1.0201.04. Atlanta National Bank 1.10. Groceries.—Cornu—Rio, 28026; Java, 80084; Mocha, 40; Laguyra, 28. Bybuf*—New York, 60090; Silver Drips 80086; New Orleans—prime, 72076; Florida 46060; Sugar House, 82; by Hogshead 28. 8uoab —Coffee A, 13Extra 0,18; Crashed, Granulated, Powdered, 14£; N. O. Choice, 12)4; Common 10)4; Fair, 11; Prime 11)4; Snow White, 14)4; Demarara 12)4018. Tea*—Black 1.0001.25; Green 1.0001.60. Miscellaneous— Soda — Boxes, 9o ft ib; In kegs 7)4o ^ lb. Cream Tartar, 40066; Yeast Powders per dos, 1.65; Beeswax 28030; Rag*—cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, 8)4. Brooms $2.6006 per dos. Starch — Oswego, 12; common, 60S. Gabden Seeds—per dozen peokage—under 25 dos. 86; over, 80. Candles—Adamantine, 21021 >4$ Boat—Bar, 6010. Salt—Liverpool, per sack, $2.10; Virginia. 2.00. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES-Buttee Country, 20023; Best Goshen, 40; Western Reserve 26027; Tennessee, 22)4025. Cheese—Choice Factory, 18. Poultey—All hens 84o; Mixed lot* 30032c.; Spring chickens 12)4015. Shoes—Allspice and Ginger, 16018; Cloves, 26; OinnamoE, 90: Nutmegs, $1.4O0$1.6O; Mace, $2; Mustard—2 ot., 50; Pepper, 25028. BuNDEits—Eggs doz. 10012,packed; Rice910; Hominy per barrel, $6.60; Pearl Grits $6.00; Maca roni 18020. BAGGING—19020. Iron tics 8)4 GRAIN, MEAL, Ac—Coen—by car load, prime white 92)4098; yellow and mixed 83085, corn racal 95097. If HEAT—Red $1.4001.50; Choice White 1. Oats—55060. Stock Peas $1.6501.75. MEATS,—Bacon—8houlders 8c; clear rib sides 10; c-ear sides 10*4: plain bams 12H*13)4; gar-cured 16. Bulk Meate-Shoulders 7; clear rib side* 9)4; clear aides 9)4. Land—Tiercel 10)4011; Cans 12; Buckets 12)4; Country 9)4010. Butcher’s Meats—Beef—Kentucky and Tennes see 10011; Corned in kega, 10015; Spiced 20. Hogs 7)408; Mutton 12015; Veal 10; Sausages—oemmon 15; Head Cheeae—plain 15; fancy 20. Floue—Fine, $5 6006 00; 8uperllne,$$6 0006 60; Extra $8 0008 80; Family. $8 6009 60; Extra Family, $9 2509 60; Fancy, $10 00. FORAGE, PRODUCE, Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.10 ft 100 lbs; OU Meal 1.60; Shipstuff 1.35. Hay—Timothy #1 0001.96; Clover Hay $1,660 1,76; New mixed, $1 7501 80. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hides 707)4; Green Salt 8)409; Dry 15016. Leather—Calf Skins—Domestlo $8O0$44 f! dozen; French $450$66. Harness Leather 38045 ft lb. Sole Leather—Hemlock 27033W; Oak M06O; Spilt 40. Kips—Country 45060 ft lb; French, ft dozen, $48070. New Featvess—70076c. DRY GOODS—Cambrics—glased, 9011; paper 13)4 014)4- Bleached Cotton, 9021. Cottonadea 20026. Ginghams—heavy, 13016; Scotch, 22028 ;0hambray 90)4027)4. Tickings 9032. Calicos—Bedford 9 ; Wamsutta • ; Araoekeag and Arnold, 10)4; Garner k Oo., 11)4; Albion, 12; Spragues, Allens, DunneUs, Conestoga, 11)4; Dally Vardan, 11)4012)4. Light Flannels—Red, 26046; White, 2601.20; Open 40062)4. Unchanged. Faoioey Goods—Sheetings and Shirting*—Augus ta and Oolnmboe—4-4,13; 7-8,12;3-4,10; Drillings 14; Georgia Checks, 16; Stripes, 14; Osnaburgs 15 018; Yarns, $1.6601.70. Cotton Bcpe 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES. Ac.— PAartiM, on Mn*, to.0019i.10 per ava., on, cans,$30 $4 per dozen; Peas $2.75; Pine Apple, 21b $8.25; Stnwberries, 21b, $3.75; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.25 02.40; Oysters, lib, $1.370$1.5O; 21b, $2.6O0$2.75; Sardines, ft case $230$24. Ceacxkbs—JErated, 10011; Batter 708 ; Cream 11012; Picnio 709; Soda, 608; Sugar, 9)4011. Candy-SUck, 16)4017; Fanoy, 18050. NuT»-Almonds 22025; Brazils, 15017; Filberts, 15017; Pecans, 17018)4; English Walnuts 20025; Peanuts, $2.3O0$2.75 ft bushel. Piceles—Pints, 0 dozen, $202.25; Quarts, $3.25; Half GaUons $5.60, GaUons $7.50. Brandy Cherries— Quarts, ft dozen, $6; Peaches—Pints $3.25, Quarts $4.60. FRUIT8.—Apples—Green ft bush. 20035; Dried 5) 408. Lemons $12 00; Bananas $2 6008 00 ft bunch; Cocoa Nats $7 0008 60; Currants ft lb 150 16; Dates 12)4 V lb; Figs dried 20022; Pine Ap ples $3 ft dos.; Prunes 13015; Raisins S460; Citron 48055. Watermelons per car load 18023c. Grapes 8010. Vegetables,ho.—String Beans,per bushel, 50060- Nsw Irish Potatoes per bushel $10125. Cabbages per head 10015; Cucumbers per dosen 10015. On ions per bu. 1 60. FISH-White Fish—family $6; No. 1, 6 60. Mackerel-kits, No. 1.1 80; No. 2,1 80; No. 8. 1 30; Half barrels—No. 1, $8; No. 2, $7; No. 8, $6. Cod- flak 708. FUEL—Wood ft oord—Retail prloes—Oak at yard $4; deliver ad. $460; sawad and spUt, $5; delivered, $5 60; Hickory, 50c. added to above prices, Coal, ft bnshal—Anthracite, 67)4; Lump Coal, 26 by ear load—retail 30; Blacksmith's, 22025, HARDWARE—Uon—Swede, 6)408; flat bar 6)4# 6) 4; round and square 6)4010; band708; sheet $10012; Hone akee 708; NaUrod 11012)4; Horse shoes ft keg $7 0007 60; Mule shoes $8 0008 50. NuLS-ft keg, lOd to 80d, 6 25 ; 8d, 6 50; 6d, 6 76 4d, 7 00; 3d, 8.26; floe. 9 76; finishing-different kinds, 75o. on above prices; Horse shoe ft box, 200 40 per pound. Btikl—Cast, 29025; German, 15018; Plow 9011* Grain C bad lbs—Per dosen $41060; Scythes, grain per dos. $16018, grass, $• 00014; Grass Snaths $7 60011 00. Miscellamsous—Axae, Collins, $13.60014,00 per dox;Ten Eyck.$12.50013. Spades per dos-Amea$17. 00. Rowland $M.0OBShovels—Ames, 15.00; Bow- land. $18.00. Htae-BoovUl’a, $8.60010 00. 8uovUT pattern $7.25ft.00. Carriage axles — Com- 1, 10c. Sprliga 20022c; Traces 800$1 per pair. Smoothing Irons T)401Oo; HoUow ware 6)408c. Cotton cards—WbiUemoraa, $8. Gun caps — G D 40—full 00ont, 46; Water Proof 90. Shot—par bag, $8.00. Powder par kag. blasting $5.00. Rifle, per kag $7.26; half lag $4; quarter keg $2.25. Grind stones per lb—Olio 2)408; Nova 8ooUa804. CROCKERY ASD GLASS—Original pgxa. (repack ing higher) Plates, 0 0 6 inches, 80, 7 inches 36,8 inches 40. Granite, 6 inches 60, 7 Inches 66. Teas—per set-0 0, 14; Painted 18; Granite- handied, 66; nnhsndled. 66. Window Glam—Per box : 8 by 10, $4 60 to 8 60; 10by 12. 4.76 to fiTI; 10 by 14, 6.60 to6.00; 10 by 16, 5.60 to 6.60; 10 by 18, 6.60 to A75; 12 by 18, 6.76 WOODEN WABB-Pails — Two hoops, bresa bound. Juniper, $7 per dos: do Pine $5.60; Painted 2.76. Tubs—painted—nest of 8, $4; 8ugar Box* par rack, $3.26. Washboards per doe.—wood, 240; aine $8, combination $4. WaU-buekets — long ears, $$. BaMferators—Upright, No. 1, $20; No. 2, $23; No. 3, $28. Mocking-bird cagea $10 par nest. LIVE STOCK - Beef Cattle - medium 3)405)4; prime 8)408)4: first grade, 5)4: flood steers, 4* 05)4. Milk Cow*$95060. Hog* 405; ahoats 405. Horsea-gooff stock end little demand, at $1260$800. Moles—email stock and dull sate; good avenge 81800221. gheep—medium to fair, 404)4; prim* tochoio* 808)4. LIQUORS—Beandy—Apple and Peach. $180 to A00; Cherry end Otager. i«6 to K00; Oo, mastic, 140 to 246—Foreign, 6.00 to 1640. —Bourbon. $1.25 to 646; Corn, L 1.00 to L26; Bobertaom Oo., L26 to 3.00; Bje. MB’to 6 00. Wines, Aa-Madeira. Fort. Sherry, per gallon $2 to 640; Champagne—OaUfcgn *. Per case. $1840 to 2040; Imported, per basket. 85.00 to 3840. Got—Doaaaatte, $146 to 240; Focelgn, 4.00 to AOu. Btm—N. B. $140 to 140; Jamaica. 440 to COB TOBACCO — Low grade* eoand 46060; lew grades mahogany 60061)4 ; medium mabo. s od ^v 2 tow rvto.l light utA likely to tenaca Ttod. Cuura-par M. donate* $1.0100; Inportte par lb.. Mi $0 : Seotdl ALL Only One Chance of Cars Be tween Atlanta and New Orleans. Dally Passenger Trains will r LEAVE ATLANTA. 7 18 a “ T 06p — Montgomery.... 610 p m | Mobile, J. B* OAVAN. Change of Schedule. Atlanta § New Orleans COH.T XjTN-D. ARRIVE Montgomery.. 6 45pm " ... 6 61 a m •• 625pm •• 445pm .. 8 00am I New Orleans.. 205pm .. 6 00pm j " ...10 50 pm Shu-test, Qalckett, Host Reliable, and only Doable Daily Line from Atlanta to the fol- COLVMBM, 0m., MOJTTOOMAim* F, MOBiLB, 8BLMA, BlBJBiJS'GHAM\ TUBC.iLOOHJ, mnd BVPAVLA, Aim.. COItIJYTM, Mitt., Alto, Northern and Central Alabama and Arkemoao. By this lino yon save time and distance, being 4< miles shorter to Selma, and all points west of Selma, and ONE HUNDRED AND ONE MILES SHORTER TO MONTGOMERY, MO BILE, NEW ORLEANS, and all points in Texas, Northern and Central Mississippi and Arkansas than via Bine Mountain, or Selma, Rome and Dalton routes. 200 MILES SHORTER to New Orleans and Galvoston than by Chattanooga, Corinth and Grand Junction, or Memphis and Charleston Railroad routes. 3OS MILES 8HORTER to Shreveport, Jeffer- Red River, than by Chatta- boat at the mouth of Red River. Emigrants Are particularly requested to notice the many a l- vantages of this line over all others. No discrimin ation made in cart or time on account of being emi grants. When emigrating in large parties, special cars will bo furnished for baggage, and carried through with out change to New Orleans. tween Atlanta and New Orleans. No boating or omnibus fare charged c Passengers are cautioned against representations to tha contrary. Cars on all night trains. Through tickets on sale at tlio General Ticket Of fice l j L nion Passenger Depot to all points above namftil. * Fare always as low aa by any other route. Baggage checked through to all terminal points. Be sure and ask for tickets via West Point ant Montgomery. L. P. GRANT, Superintendent Atlanta k West,Point Railroad, G. J. FOREACRE. Snp’t Western R. R. of Ala., G. JORDAN, Gen. Supt. Mobile k Montgomery R. R. W. J. HOUSTON, Gen. Peas, ana art. Agt., Railroad Block, np stairs, opposite National Hotel. J730* PEN LUCY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Uear Waverly, 3YXcl. rpHl8 SCHOOL, situated two miles North of Bal- A timore, Md., will be reopened cn Wednesday, the 11th of September next Circulars contain testimonials from the highcfct sources. * Boys coming here meet the sons of tho best faml required to practice the ligne connty, Md August 5, 1872. ma Maoraboy, In tore a cans par gratis 09; Something worth Reading T HE UNDERSIGNED .HAVING. RENTED THE well known Summer Residence of Col. L. If. Cox In Habersham County, Ga., Now owned by hla Son, Dr. 8. Oox, is prepared to entertain all who call on him, with transient or per manent board, providing them Bond Pare mad Comfortable Boom*. This house hat a front of 80 feet, which affords a Fine Promenado ■ton „ „ like! delicious to tho taste. This spot has long been regarded aa one among THE MOST CHARMING LOO A TIONS on the American continent, *y« ted i jNoi from the far-famed Tallulah Falls, Affording a pleasant morning or evening ride over a good road, which makes U more desirable than if the hotel was situated at the Falls. AFINE SPRING StroDsly impregnated with Iron, is within a mile of ’hlch. together with pure mountain air. _ ssta* tackle with them, for the sport Is good. Parsons Mopping at ray house may rest assured that every kindness and attention will be shown them ana Charge* very Moderate. Thar* la Railroad oommunloation within fifteen miles, and Hacks to convey them to the Tallulah Falla. J. o. BRANCH, Jy 14-dhwlm Proprietor. £LB. FLOTDs SUCCESSOR TO SHARP & Southern FLOYD, Agents. Thi* 1$, beyond the shadow of a doubt, tho finest and mu curate RAILROAD TIJOK-MLEEPHR that hat ever been n, **" Onr arrangements are such we can supply them on better t - *' than any other house in the South, keeping at all times » i****' supply, and giving £. Howard tt Co.’s O tTJT Guaranty for i ' time with each Watch sold. Our house is headquarter. .J.?, 1 Watch. Those purchasing from us can rely upon buyinic - **“* ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time piece. ' ***■•*' JET. 33. FLOYD. BUCCE8SOB IQ SHARP Sc Floyd. Southern Agents,'Atlanta, Oa. Parties at a distance who order Howard watch. , tran. please state what paper they see our advertisement in. 11 OFFICE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE, Charleston, S. C., July 20, 1872. DATBONS OF GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE, ria CHARLESTON - 1 - ami the Publio generally, are respectfully informed that they will hare the benefit of the lowest rates published and in operation by any competing route, J ■ M. SELKIRK, Superintendent Great Southern Freight Line. iv25-lm TURNIP SEED; Freehand Genuine,from Best Eastern Growers. A full stock now in store and to arrive, of Rntabaga (white and yellow); Purple Top, Strap Leaf, Globe, Flat Dutch, Cow Horn, and all other improved standard varieties, and selling at very lowest cash prices. Now is the time to buy your supply, yon will soon have to sow. THE FRUIT SEASON is also at band, and those expecting to enjoy or save their fruit, should be sup plied with MUCH ADD AFFLB PABKS, ciMixiui .r riA-a rinui I have on hand: 200 celebrated Lightning Peach Parers. 150 oelebrated Lightning Apple Parers. Also, 2 oases of tha combined Ap ple Parer, Oorer and Slioer. 50 Hutchinson's single Cidn Mills and Presses. A snffioiant sup ply of tbe Double Mills for those who wish to make Cider on a large soole. Dm- onptive price lists sent on application. J. BEN. WILSON, I r*.ly Suocsuo. to EOHOLa k WILSON, Broad atrest, by th. Brldg*. A lluta, Ga. Office of MACON & WESTERN RAIL ROAD, ATLANTA, GA, July 27th, 1872. EXCURSION TICKETS TO CTEIW YORK! Great Redtsctton t'ia Ventral Rail Road and savannah Route! From Atlanta to New York and Return tor $45 OO *@» TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL 1st OCTOBER NEXT, will be on rale st Union Passenger Depot on and after 1st August. H. P. CLARK, Agent. THffl ORIOAT Southern Freight and Passenger Boute TO AND FROM NEW YORK via SAVANNAH, Ga. and New York during the summer, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. And during the Fall, Winter and Spring Month*, Et'ERir TVESIKtt', TUVRSDJtV and SATURDAY, Vtt.l ten. BAXUflW, HAPIDAU, ■an JACINTO, '.'has. 8tammahlpa ara superior to any vessel. rmsm XsIVINGfiTON ■an BAIsVADOIt, and MAONOIiIA the Southern ooeat, ere fitted u auperlor to any reeaela on tha Southern ooeat, are fitted np with large and tin State Rooms, the Steward*' department supplied with every seasonable luxury the New York and Sms- nab market* afford,are complete In aU their appointment*, and offer greater inducement* to traveler* u» the way of • . HATBTY, COMFORT, ECONOMY than any veasel* afloat,particularly for ladies and fkmlile*. Faro from Atlanta to Now York:, 087 50, Wh ich includes Meals aud State Rooms on board the 8teamahlpe, and Omnibus and Baggage tranafw •< Savannah. Children under threo years of age free. Splendid Sleeping Ooaohes, with double berth*,ou all*Night Train*. The very recent close connection at Savunnah enable* this route to transport Freight to Atlanta end other point*, on shorter time from New York, and at as low rates aa any oompeting route. For Paaaage Ticket* and other information, a*.ply to J. H. PORTER, at Uuion Ticket C Shed Building, Atlanta. Observe tbe difference in fare in favor of this route over any albrail route and time: Atlanta to SaYnnnala, 19 Hours; Savaanali to New York, 65 Hour t Office, Union Co ...$30 00 ... 000 •'savanmih*!111! 100- Niue meaie ou tbo way Through to New York via Savannah Steamabip. One uight Sleeping Ca*. Oue meal on tbe way to Difference in favor of Savannah Steamabip Boute Paesengere iu clubs will uote this difference, which la much cheaper than any excursion ticket*. ^ GlflO. A.. MoCLEHKY, General Travelln, *»«*■ HAY*' HOUSE. OUTHBZBT, GA. HENRY HAYS, Prop’r. Board per day .1 4eo-9tf The Warlike Trouble Brewing; lu Ku* rope eoncfiraa «s less. Individually, than tha teles tins cwihoei to which each oo* of aa la liable at eeeeon of the year. Fortanatoly, ail diaturb- J of the stomach, tha bowels and the liver, ca. gendered by hot weather, enddea changes of torn, stare, or unwholesome atmospheric condition a ■peedlly relieved by a does or two of Tarrant's EffervMceut rtwitxer Apanant which ia nectar to th* thirsty palate, and at same time the finest of all cathartics, a healthfn vigor ant and stomachic, and invaluable aa a m of preventing fever and coogvetion. The gen article may be had of all drafgpta. Jewmp, Georgia CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether County, Georgia. _ nouDce to hi* friend* and th* public that he has leasee this Celebrated Summer Itesort for the present season; is largely refurnishing, and will be ■Thomaaton,” connecting with 1 _ - - - r iimvLU#—dl ad. TH08. H. HARRIS, L«*M Bpottewood Hotel. Macon, Ga., May 18.1872. myl6-2mo KING HOUSE, _ Stone Mountain, a C. WM1TH. Agtnt, Prop'r, Fine Summer Resort b. n. laaasuH, ao't. Mize & Sasseen. PROPRIETORS, SASSEE N HOUSE, TBAKsnirr, ru dat... . FAIRBUBN By Mra. E. EaLarlB, HOTEL, Fkirbara, Httifta. B aid per Day $2. AO The Morning Train* from Atlanta to Wart Point, WM. U.m>TKPHEN8, ATTORNEY AT LAW okAtnoasTUU. «a. JUST OPEJTED, The Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. T ha abjvz bouse, situated oh the eJJ •id. ol lira Publio Bqauk.lt ,o» racptloD ol TlalUr. NotOia* WU1 b« TO THE MEROHANT8 OF ATLANTA B The Atlantic & Gull FHMIOECT IjIN 11 Via Savannah, Ga ia LEAVE TO AXZOCirCl TO TBEIB »A- sra Mauds Uut Grab Ertw rad OtertAralUM tartlrtvsj. Urttow sabjc«up.ura ra$ -Sitocirt OtotetoM" or •Lilrao." main otaw nratoA lo«te ratal tara rt prt^'* 4- rwtaMd, will bo promptly mrt b, raoraovotaJ 1 ®* r*- ducUoni oo tao Atkotlo A Gmll Trrt*$t Lira Morchoata Tlottiof Sow Took will oooool* tate 1* WMta $T ooBtaf oa a D. OWN. Goaonl A$te |g< tao Lira aWBntadwmr. bote, ntkiot Titl^ O*
