Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THE DAlLV Sl T N
OtMOC'KA TlC MU'ICIPAL TICKET.
rom Mato#:
0. 0. HAMMOCK.
Second Ward-M. A. McLkhboh,
O. T. Dodd.
Third Ward—B. 0. Yousa,
D. A. Bkatie.
Fourth Ward—J. H. Mccasuv,
J. W. Spaxks.
Fifth Ward-F. P. Rick,
J. H GoLMMnn.
Sixth Waid-D. HcDvma,
J. M. Boaivo.
8eve:.lhWard—J. 0. MoNillav,
J. M. Lasmtov.
For flctreaebmcat and (tsferm.
At a meeting of the Democratic candidates nomi
nated for Mayor and Aldermen on Saturday, 26th
Inst., held to-night, the following wu unanimously
the 20th Instant,
as Democratic. a j dictate* for Mayor and AldennvB
of the city of Atlanta;
Resolved, That it is oar earnest determination as
the nomine ed candidates for Meyor and Aldermen
of the Democratic party of Atlanta, If elected to
office, to eoonomtae as nr as possible in public ex
penditures, and pledge ourselves to restrict disburse
ments as far as practicable within the bounds of
In token of oar hearty Indorsement, we affix <
J. U. Mecaali i,
F. P. Klee,
J. M, Boring,.
N. A. McLendon,
B. 0. Yeung,
J W. Sparks.
J. H, Goldsmith,
D. A. McDuffie,
J. N. Langston.
METKOU( iLOGICAiu.
OFFICE CHIEF OF SIGNAL SEfiVICE. J
Waaiuxgtox, d. o., December 2,1872. J
Ou the lower lake a and thence over the middle
and Eaatern Statea a falling barometer, with south-
westerly winds, cloudy weather and oocaalonal belts
of rain and snow to morrow. In the Golf and
South Atlantic Statea, generally clear weather and
southwesterly to northwesterly winds, with proba
bly rain ou the western gulf. In the nwthwest
and over the upper lakes occasional light snow with
northerly to westerly winds, and clearing weather,
which latter will extend by to-morrow to Tennes
see and Arkansas. Warning signals are oruered for
Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Duffalo, Rochester and Oswego.
ATUAN PA, GA.:
Tuesday Morning, December 3, 1*72.
CUT* AFfc’AlKH.
OJ. O. E. Whisky and Old Yaliey at B. M. Rose A
Co.'s, Broad street.
port of the Judges at Lb* late State Fair, relating lo
tho prern urns awardsd the Singer Sewing Machine:
awarded to Singer Sewing Mach.
The attention of tho public is respectfully called
to the foregoing official statement. The publio will
Judge from It who has stated tala^ly—SmlUle or
Wilde. B.T Smillik,
Agent Singer Manufacturing Company, for Not th
em Georgia.
49* M- Smllle may have bore 1 the officers of the
Georgia Slat Agricultural Association out of a cer
tificate of some kind, la flavor of the sowing machine
he represcuts. But the report ol the Committee
He win < Machines, two of whom are prom >t
tleun-n of Atlanta, show the fceta of the
0KC0MDBM8 CUVMT.
Faib Gbounds, Ga. Aobi. Aksocxatiox.
Col. II. D. Capere, Superintendent Fine Arte Depart»
tnent:
• * * The Domestic Sewing Machine, aa
family machine, is the bat. • • • •
(Signed.) J. O. Peck,
W. II. OSYLKU,
Ez>w. Timaovw.
I dis ike very much to call the veracity of any on
In question, and will give Mr. 8m lie the cr.-dit of
believing wbat he claim*. He has repeated It i
ten, l really believe he thinks it is true that ni
awarded aomething. B. J. SVu
The Greatest Show on Bnrtla-P. T.
Bnrnum's World** Fair, which exhibits
In Atlwnta Friday, December 6.
AKQUJYU TUB CITW.
— Col. Herbert Fielder U in town.
—Mr. Arthur T. Pickett, Agent 01* Bull, le in the
elty.
—Fresh 8had-first rf the sea ion—in town yester
day.
— Mr. Huff, the agent of Daruum'a circus. Is In
the city.
—Sol. Smith Russell will be In town on the 9th and
10th.
— Olo Bull will be In Atlanta on the 11th aud 12th
aud wiil regale us with &Is inimitable performances.
— Mr. M. A. Wstson, sgent for SoL Smith Russel,
e In the city.
— That elegant Pharmacy of Schuman's, corner
of Whitehall ana Hunter, is beautiful to look upon.
—Business in the dry goods line wae good yestsr-
dsy. Groceries not so lively In the retail depart
ment.
— Ihe Chamber of Commerce hold a meeting to
night to appoint delegates to the Commercial Con
vention at 81 Louis, Mo.
—Material for the new Street railway to extend
out Thompson and Nelson streets, Is being delivered
along the oittempUted route.
— The law now lequlres that tha voter should
cast his ballot for all the Councilman in h!s own
ward, as well as Mayor. Let all keep this In miud.
— We had the pleasure of meeting Major W. H.
Howard, Jr., of tha firm cf W. H. Howard ft Hons,
Cotton Factors, Augusta, Ga., on yeaterday.
— Atlanta No. 1 Engine House has been newly re-
paluted, and pretests a neat and tasteful appear
ance. The boys arc proud of it.
— Anew enterprise—that little store on Decatur
street, where you can buy any useful little article
for household use, from five cents np to fifty. Run
by B. Powell k Brother. Bob ie a chip of the old
block.
—A fond mother ot a sprightly little boy of five
years, in this city, fearing that his ryes were fading,
remarked to him, Uis other dsy, " Tommie, do your
eyes hurt you! Can you see good?" Tee little
wag, smiling at hia own idea- says, "No, mamma—
when anything gets behind me, I has to turn clear
round to tee it."
—O murder, murder; was the excited exclamation
of a Uttfe darkey aa he dashed frantically up the
lower end of Whitehall street yeeterday afternoon
A policeman took him in charge and a bystander
remarked that it waa a little muse ou the part of the
boy In order to get grub and lodgings at the Station
House, as he has been known to have frequently ac
cepted the hospitality of Johnson's hotel.
49* Go to Richardson's to buy your stoves, gratss
and house furnishing goods, ho n*cd that you
should be cold though the weather oo so, whsn
there Is so Urge a stock st Richardson's.
Nothing like It ever keewu-P. T. Bar
mans** Great Shaw, which exhibits la
Atlaata December I.
Bill It Gold:.with will sell on Thursday after
noon a magnifies..t lot and dwelling house, In a
first class neighbor hood. Bead their advertisement.
| Remember Barssm's Date—Atlanta,
Fridajr, December A.
mmvBM'tm wamd bbm0cmaticojlvb.
Ala meeting ol thU Club last night after transact,
tag regular business, Mij H. B. Cox waa unani
mously nominated ae the Democratic candidate ter
Water Cumataate -cr from the Seventh Ward.
UW Democrats interna to elect otobo Farrow to-
taegreg is stay at toms.
A Id) YE-SCRAPE—THE FARROW FAMILY—A
dozolooyI
His Honor has turned out a naw leaf. Ha »*as
hitherto ooufined himself strictly to costs; but now
hs is going to asks something for the citv, and ao-
tually went as high with one poor wight aa t* re
quire him to fork oat $20.
JAMES WHAT-YOU-CALL-'kaC
was vsry much in favor of that »ort of municipal re
form which will plaaae tha colored population. Be
did not think a poor colored man should pay " Ten
and Costa" for the privilege o* drinking, cheating
and swindling, but preferred that they shou'd bo
subjected to milder rule, and that Henry P- Farrow
should dictate tha man. He longed for the peculiar
reform beat Illustrated by Bullock's edmlaUtratlou,
whose chief Henchman toe Illustrious Henry P. was,
and the brother of whom T. Stobo to. Aud
the Police men of Atlanta I Why,
lot of man Jimmy nevar knew. Every lima
he felt a little Jovial on* of them would nab him up,
and he would be fined, aud if he csuldn't pay hia
fin* they would actually make him work it out Woo
wouldn't be down on suoh poUoemen ? Who wants
lo be arrested every time he gets boosy ? Certainly
not on* of the black wing of the relormsrs—though
the white wing ta very clever. About the time
Jimmy waa in the middle of ola cogitation a band
was gently laid upon his shoulder, and ha waa po
litely requested to step down to the Judge's office.
He plead business, but he bad to go, and attar pay
ing bis fine of five and costa he rushed out, exclaim-
'Hoorah for Farrow, the brother of Henry
p.r
HENRY B. 00-EAST
was tha possessor of a fine horse, and expeoled to
beoome the possessor of an aubern-halred sawing
machine of seven teen, which is the only kind Mr
Wiles will acknowledga to be superior to the
Domsstio." Such eyes I Such a mouth,
the Ups reaambUng a cluster of grapes. Hsr figure
was divinsly shaped, and the roes seemed to pursue
tha tfly on her velvet cheek. This exquisite dam
sel Uved in the country; ahe bloomed among the
hyaolntiit, the roses, the carnations, and the four
docks; and four o’clock, by tha way, was the ap
pointed hour to be at the tr/kting place.
Wild with that peculiar excitement lovers
feel, Henry ordered hia horse; but Judge
hia situation, when hia walling man, with tearful
eyes, informed him that the noble beast had the epi
rootle. But love laughs at locksmiths. Nature had
furnished Henry with as good a pair of pedal
tremitlos as ever stopped the earth. He -'allied
forth, and as he was an hour behind time, hs found
meet him. So, toward tbs house he made
hie way, and on cntei ing. found Araminta enter
talning another fellow, Henry suddenly remem
bered tnat he didn’t come to see Araiulute particu
larly—in fact, It was the oul man he fait interested
in—ho waa inch an Interesting old cusp I In due
time Henry was back in town, and whether a great
deal of liquor made him drunk, or a little affecte
him, he waa In tho calaboose. His sad s.ory affect
ed tbe Recorder, who, after ordering a fine of $6
and cost*, advised Henry to beware
Of woman'e wiles
And woman's smiles,
Which lesd awsy
And of't betray.
JOHN TATLOn
Must not have done much, because ho paid the
costa—only coats, and nothing more.
OUlXtKXXIKMX MOSllIg
came of the old Governuer Morris family of New
York. He was In fsvor of reform—mon'c.pal re
form—such reform aa could best hs obtained under
the dictation of "my brothir"—he whose flowery
eloquence would fain send the houest men of 8a
vai-nah to the Albany bastlle, because they dared
entertain opinions of their own—he whose exploits
lu Irwin county challenge the admiration of all trot
Georglaua. and who la now, In his Administration
frenxy, ready to taunt those whom he enoonraged
to fight with him, with "rebellion." Guilallieme
knew he waa three eheeta In the wind, but what
cared he for tnat? If any one attempted to arrest
him in would take the caso up to tho United State*
District Court, where " my bro.ber" would Set him
right side up with care. As he was assessed with
$5 he has a chance ol doing so.
A. h. BUND
wouldn't be arrested. He waa too good a citizen
be nabbed up by a white policeman, though it
m ght not be so bad if tbe force was made up horn
a list furnished by H. P. F.
*. TOWMSON
Indulged in the Sunday racreatlon of guizling
tangleleg, which eo tangled hia legs that the police
men "guzzled" him. He made a contribution of
$20 to the City Treasury.
The Court adjourned with the following
doxoloot:
There la a man In oui town,
Hia name Is Henry P.;
He ia a brove or great renown,
And tamed for loyalty.
Chobuc.—0 Henry P. I O Henr- P.l
Otherwise Tbe Farrow,
The "bud" of him who wants to be
The Mayor-elect to-morrow!
Reform, somo thought, was needed bad.
And so did Henry P.;
He called the clans—in color clad—
To choose a nominee.
Chobus.—0, Henry P., lo.
J«rir« mrsmn MumrsJHh
Fourth Ward Democrats meeting was held at
Barvlll'a Hall, on Decatur street. In the abeenoe ot
the chairman. Mr. James X GtUatt waa oalled to
preside. Business of importance was transacted.
Managers for the election were appointed by the
Executive Committee, and a nomination was made
for Water Commissioner to DU the vaoancy In tbe
Fourth Ward. Mr. James M. Toy was nominated
unanimously. Speeches were mads by Mr. D. Brc-
goo, J- E. Qullatt, Judge D. Pittman. Dr. Tbomp-
son. and others.
Mr. Toy. the nominee tor Water Commissioner,
an engineer of twenty years' sxpertauoe in this city,
a sterling Democrat, and has a host of friends,
all Democrats rally to hia support.
Straightway they named as chosen chief
The "hud" ol Henry P.;
But 'twixt the two we had as lief
Indulge In "P." as "T."
Caonus O. Henry PI O, Henry P1
Otherwise the Farrow,
Tha **bud" ot him who want to be
Our Mayor elect to-morrow.
Grand exit and music by tho band, Johnson land
ing off.
It la rumored that in the event of Fsrrow'i
election, George 8. Thomas will be Olty Attorney.
P. T. Bnrnum’s Great Show docs not
exhibit In Atlanta nnttl Friday, Decem
ber 6, Remember the date.
TUB LAUIEtT MAIM.
Last night we found ourselves surrounded by
such a bevy of boauty, and the cyuoata" of so many
soul-inspiring eyes, tbit we ware fairly translated
into a region of Beauty ana Flowers—a place of such
delloious rapt me that we forgot all extraneous mat
ter*—an Alden, whore we felt such a lulling sense
of enjoyment ss must have been experienced by the
poet "where The 8cm loves to pause with so find a
de ay that the night only draws a thin veil o'er the
day."
At tabls No. 1, wa were fairly captured by the
fair ones who are conducting the Fair. Miss Agnes
Sullivan st-ezaed to carry all before her in a tri
umphal march, not only in tha Interests
tha church, bat over the sus
ceptible hearts that flattered and
tha eyes that aster ceased to look with delight
as she passed before them. As a queen among her
subjects, so the beautiful Agues *n among her
admirers. Miss B. Mahons - and her sister, Miss
Hannah, were like the twin spirits of Love sad
Faith—both of which thsy personified: sad Mi*s
Kau O'Conor waa ao charming as to make it unsafa
me to took upon her who wished to keep hia
heart whole and hia mind at rest.
The magnificence of the table, tho beauty of the
ladles waiting upon it. ths glare of the brilliant gas
lights, were all such that ws could go no fttrthsr
and postpona oar visit to the others to another time
The choctest gems of the studio, the finest sped-
of needle work, the consummate art of me
chanism, were all enoogn t> Justify us in tha con
clusion.
Among Re other attractions airaady named for
this table ta a beautiful picture of Washington Irving
and hia F'lends, wnfch la to ba voted to the moat
popular nr* company.
Tha Fair ta to he continued to-night
The BI6I 6h*>v will wot be Id Atlanta
until Friday, December 6.
A TBMPBMAJrCB MBBTimYU,
There ta to be a grand
night, in James’ Hall. Dr. Hamilton and Prof.
Mayson will deliver addraeaas The Cold Water
Templars* work will R exhibited. Delightful mu
sic by the children.
the children are requested to meet tejhe
Good Tempters' Hall at 4 p. m., for practise, and at
6 p. m., when they wlU march in order to flames'
alL
A special Invitation ta extended to tho pubtte
schools, and ib j pupl'e of the Masonic Frea School.
4W* Mr. Georgs sheer has soat oa a bcsutl/slly
pdsted intttauon to hta favor Jewelry bare.
43* Water Commissioner* are to be eloctod to
morrow. Shall we have Democrats who will study
oar lmeresta, or shall ws hav* Radicals who will
give os some "New Orleans Water Works” experi
ence?
Yota for Cox I Vote for Toy 1 Vote tor Bad wins
Down with Radicalism and np with the banner
undeflled Democracy.
In Rsman'i Great Exposition are In
bo seen the only living Cannibals ever
In America. W111 be In Atlanta Friday*
December 6.
tOT Lat Democrats remember the mill ions of
forgvd bon s issued by Bullock; and lot them,
they can, recall one word of censure he ever re
ceived from Henry P. Farrow, tho chief manipula
tor of tho T. Stobo movement.
It costs mo more to see P. T. Barn
Great Exhibition than It does an Ordi
nary show. Atlaata, December 0.
warn day’s rnocBxnxaoe.
Conference assembled at tha usual hour —on
Monday morning—and was opened with religious
services, conducted by Rev. H. J. Adams.
'Are all the preacher a blameless In their lives and
official ministrations?" was the questlrn In the
usual order of business, whloh came up for conek*
ration.
Tbe names ot the following minister*, from their
respective Districts, were called, and a satisfactory
account of their characters and administration
given and accepted by the Conference:
Elberton District.—Leonard Rash, Presiding El
der; FrancisG. Hughos, J. H. Grogan, J. R Parker.
J. H. Mashburo, W. T. Norman. W. F. QuJilian, J.
W Baker, Levi P. Neeso.
Dahlonega District.—W. A. Dodge, Presiding El
der; George E. Gardner, Noah H. Palmer, Samuel J,
Bell -h, Britton Sanders, J. H. Baxter, T. F. Bey-
ids.
Rome District—G. J. Pierce, Presiding Elder;
Thos. F. Pierce, P. G. Reynolds, W. P. Rivers, W.
Fisk Glenn. B. H. Jones, W. C. Dunlap,
Dalton District-W. J. 8oott, P. E. Sanford Leake,
W. T. Hamilton, Jno. A.Reynolds, M. G. Hamby.
Marietta District—F. G. Kimball, Presiding Elder;
Geo. Cr, Smith, Joseph Chambers, Richard J. Har
well, Geo. fi Kramer, Jno. P. Norris, W. A. Rodg
ers, W. Frank Cook.
Athena District- -James L. Lupe, G. W. Yarbor
ough, James L. Pierce, Wm. A, Simmons, W. D.
Heath, L. M Bybnrn, Ambrose G. Worthy, Robert
A. Seale, W. W. Oalin.
LaGrange District—H. J. Adams, Presiding Elder;
Wm. M. Crumley, A. M. Thigpen, B. W. Blgham, W.
J. Cotter, T. 8. L. Harwell, Thomas A. Seales, B. F.
Jones, J. T. Lowe, F W. Beggarly, J. M Bowden,
Morgan Callaway, Young J. Allen.
Dr. E. H. Myers, President of the Wesleyan Fe
male College, waa Introduced and addressed the
Conference, in hia address the reverend gentle
man made allusion to hia former connection with
this Conference; since 1841 has he been connected
aui In sympathy with the church and oonfsrenoea
in the 8tate of Georgia. The nature of hia work la
such as to render It necessary for him to lea:
when he cornea to mingla ambgg
brethren of tha Conference. Hit work and
labor la to educate ths daughter*
the church to beoome members of the church,
appealed to the past record of the Wesleyau Female
College—embracing in the last 8b odd years, some
6jo graduates—lor proof of its power as one of tb<
great religions institutions of tbe land. Bishop
Pierce addressed the Conference on the situation of
Emory College, stating, "that it was a necessity to
Conference for Emory to be rebuilt; the old
building was condemu-d as unsafe, and has bean
demolished. He waa requested to solicit ths means
rebuilding It; he agreed to do so, and <
plans ass, that he warned the indorsement of
ibta Conference by a donation of one tbouaand do
He expected to make tha same request of the
South Georgia Conference. Armed with this in-
doraement he would have no fears In raising a auf-
lent fund to finitn it np. One of tha features of
tbe institution was tbe free tuition of sons of
b*rs of the Conference. Many had reoeived the
benefit of this privilege, and tha future would
still offer then* advantages to others." The roll
was caUed and various amount* given, amounting
to alx hundred and fifty dollars. Aa quite a number,
of the members ware abeam, it was thought the
amount called lor could be easily raised.
After distributing tha Ooniereuce fund raised for
tho benefit of fiuparanuated ministers, widows and
|Obs ticket admits to all Barm
Pssvllloas sal to the satire show, Will
not be la Atlanta until Friday, Dee. 6.
BRTbe first thing Sumner did In tbs meeting of
Congress yesterday, waa to call up hia Civil Rights
Bill. Henry P. Farrow belongs to 8umner’s school
of politics, and T, Stobo Farrow ta hia choice for
Mayor. _
kVFBmtmm ckvmr.
THE BENTLY CASE.
Court met at tha usual hour, Hia Honor, John L.
Hopkins, Judge, prosiding.
After the grand and petit Jurors were sworn the
ne of Penn Bedell, charged whh the murder of
Policemen Ra(berry, waa called. Hia counsel, Gen.
Gnrtrel), moved for a continuance on the ground of
abeenoe of Important wltnetaafl. The motion waa
overruled, but by agreement of counsel the case wsa
passed till after the holidays.
Tha Stats va. Moses H. Bentley was taken np
charged with tha murder of Malcolm Clalborn,
member of ths Legislature of 1868. Hia oouneel,
Major Spencer, moved far a new trial on the ground
of absent wltnesees. Overruled. The following la
the Jury in ibs esse: J. A. Casey, Aaron Haas, M. R.
Shropshire, B. D. Yancey, J. L. Dukes, J. D. Garrl-
n, W. A. Hemphill, William Gray, W. IT. Mitchell,
T. Logan. T. T. Pope, tv. G. Maddox.
Ths following wUnaeaev wars examined:
Dr. W. F. Westmoreland. T. W. J. Hill. D. P. HlU,
for ths 8t*te.
Robert Webater, alien Young, Dr. J. 8. Mall, tor
tha dsfanse, war* ell that were examined at adjourn-
,ent
lha following la the Grand Joryi
Samuel B. Wight, Foreman; J. HenJy Smith.
David Meyer, Jacob Weaver, Wm. J. Mailard, James
Norman, Cicero Brldwell, Willudn 8. Rosser.
Jesse P. Dean, Thomas Kyle, John Harbnck, A quills
B. Mathews, William F. Meador, Robert O. Douglass,
William M. Lowry, Edward Parsons. Wiley 8. Shut
tle* and John T. Hagan.
Court adjourned.
i*t be fleclevefl, bnt bear In nslnd
that P. T. Barn ana’s Great Bmbibltioa*
will nat ba In Atlanta till Friday, De-
nkber 6. Walt For Barmans.
VWTtJTU e LAC MU.
1st Ward—Davis* HqU. Broad strast.
2d Ward-City Hall.
fd Ward—M. M. White's, corner Fair end Fraser
streets.
4ih Ward—Willing ham Building.
§th Ward—Tallulah Engine House. Bread street.
6th Ward—Ro. 1 Engine House, near Broad street.
TU Ward — Jackson's store, corner Ellis and
ATLANTA MAMMBtW.
corrected daily.
8m OVfrCn, December 2, i872.
COTTON—Quiet and steady at 1T*1T V*c.
FINANCIAL.—Gold—Buying 1.11; selling 1.18.
SiLvnu. -Baying 1.06: selling 1.08.
ExoHxvan.—Buying at X discount; selling at par.
Bonds and 8tooks.—Georgia 6«, 76@77; 7s, 80®
88; New Georgia bonds at the 8toto Treasury, 100.
Atlanta Olty Bonds—7a. 78®76: 8s, 88®86; Aagusta,
83®86. Georgia Railroad 8took, 96®97; Georgia
Railroad Bond*. 9Va"A Atlanta and Waat Point
Ballioad Htock, fd®ff| Atlanta aud West Point
Railroad Bonds, 90<$1UO. Macon and Western Bail
rose Block, $8®UiO.
Gna».—Ear oorn la 76 oents per bushel; whit*
oorn, old, 88®9J; new80®82; meal 90®92. Bed
wheat 1 90; white 2 00. Oats are mixed 66; straight
seed 60, Stock peas $1 10. Wheat bran $1 26.
Hat.-Choice Western $33®86; olover $29®30;
Georgia 22®28.
Fiaub.—Fancy at 10 26®10 60; extra family 9
®» 10; fiunlly 8 60®8 76; super fine7 00.
Bax.y—Virginia salt to worth x 00; Liverpool 2
Mxsys—New meat la now on the market, and it
upon tha new we make quotations. Bacon—clear
rib aides 11 Xi olaar aldea 11X; shoulders 7£; balk
clear rib aldea 8Hi clear rides MX; shoulders
Lard ta worth 9\ cents in tierce*.
Gnooxxfxs.—0 jffoo is steady and stiffening
20X®28. Sugar—brown 10*®UX; extra 0 12*
®13; A18 Vf® 1S){' crushed, powdered and granu
lated 14)4; out loaf 16)4; Naw Orleans sugar 11® 12.
Molasses Is selling at 26 In hoganead; 28 in tierces;
29 In barrels. 8yrnp 66®60, according to quality.
New Orleaeuns syrup 70®T6. Cheese 17 oeots. Sods
—keg*, 8; boxes 9. Potash—$9 00 per esse;
oentrated lya $8 60 per case. Soaps, 5®8c. Gin
ger, 18o. Pepper 26®28c. Starch, fl)4®7)4o. Pow
der—rifle, per keg, $7 26; blasting, per keg, $5
Shot—drop, $3; huok, $3 26. Ceps—G. D., 46o per
i; water proof, 90®$1 per at.
Coumysy Peoduou.—Potatoes $3®3 26; onions,
8 26®8 60 per bbi.; apples, 6 00®6 25; eggs
firm at 40; butter, 26®28o.: chickens 12H® 16c.
dressed poultry—turkey 16® 17c; chickens 12® 14.
Fish—Mackerel, bbla. No. 8e, 10 60; half bble. No.
9s, 6 60; half bbla. No. 2s. 6 60; kits No. Is, 1 03
No. 2a. I 60; No. 8, 1 26.
Cahdus—In boxes 21, la half boxes 22)4; 1*
quarter boxes 22 cents.
Haoouta 16J4Q16. Ties 8*®9.
Faoyoxy Goods—Thread $1 66; 4-4 Sheeting 12)4;
% Shirting 11; Checks and plaids 16® 16)4.
ATLAJY1MC C0A8T LiJTB.
Eight hundred bales of cotton pissed through
here yesterday shipped over the Atlantic Coast Lin*
Route. Mr. H. M. Oottingham, tbe wide-awake agent
of this popular Route, reoeived a telegram yesterday
stating that 1,200 balsa are ready for shipment from
Montgomery. This ia an illustration of the business
done by this Route.
Local & Business Notices.
S.ABM1ARMIARM1 ARM! ARM!
and tbe available room under tbe
irm ol the Domeetio Sewing Machine
being more tban in any other machine,
makes this most deeirable.
I. A WELL ESTABLISHED AND
fine paying business u offered lor sale.
One ol tbe proprietors is compelled to
lee vo tbe eity; hence this offer. Any
one deiiring to invest will do well to ad.
dross A. B. 0., F. O. Box 18, Atlanta,
Oeorgo. del
S' FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED.—
No power ie eo costly as tbit of human
muscle, and fifty per cent, of tbe Dower
required to run a sewing machine may
be saved by aaing the "light-rnnoing
Domestic." It makes the lock stitch
with tbe least and most simple machinery
of any shuttle sewing machine. It, there
fore wears less than any other, and com.
binoN, with its remarkable simplicity and
ease of ranniug, great quietness of opera
tioa with a wonderful range of work. It >s
the ‘‘Domestic” von want. Don’t fail to
examine it before yon bny. Office No,
1 DeOive's Opera House, Atlanta.
dUnonnitnunts.
mnimitrr.
INDEPENDENT TICKET
For Aldermen,
First Wann—John A. Doane, Wm. R,
Phillips.
Second Ward—Wm. Rushton, O.
. Dodd.
Third Ward—D. A Bestie, R. H.
Bn tier.
Fourth Ward—J. H. Mecaslin, J. 0.
Peok.
Fifth Ward—J. A. Hayden, J. H.
Ooldsmith.
Sixth Ward—W. Q. Grsmling, Dr. J.
M. Boring.
Srventh Ward—J. O. MoMiUan, D.
Fetchter. j
The above ticket will be supported by
Mart Citizens.
For MlterllF.
Meetri. Editon: Flesse announefe that
am a candidate lor Sheriff of Fnlton
oountv at the ensning election, January
1st, 1873, and will endeavor, if elected,
to appoint „uch deputies as will be ac
ceptable to the whole people ot the
oonnty. W. D. Brown.
nolStd
X. STOBO FARROW,
Tor Mayor.
Recent developments having made it
apparent that the candidaoy for Mayor
will not be restricted to party nomina
tion, (os evidenced by one independent
candidate having been announced in id
vance of tbe Democratic nomination,and
by the widespread and outspoken dissst-
iaiaction at the manner in which tbe
nomination has been conducted) the
friends of Col. T. Stobo Farrow res
pectfully announce him an Independent
Candidate for Mayor in the approaching
election. Mart Citizens.
jrmetmu MvjnciM tfJUJr-t rimjr.
W.ksn tost • iism of memos saatXMrCi
blUMtslektaea nowlnsae AHitwio. OuS-
looMMSM ortetlr Ulbuk. •• to l>|■■■■■
of ib. DO oil MOO, bit fan pwuoaian wU b» bon
.nwm.
Ttt. «n DusocraU. or vo mej bora Qf.ro Al-
I tiom MW. of lb. wards. Hunt b, ibo
ms se4 ibam Is a. Ssaert.
Edik,rt Atlanta Hu .: Please announce
my name ss a candidate for Justice ol
the Peace, for the 1026th District O. M.,
at tne approaching elcotion in January
next. In thus offering myself for that
public position, I will only say that I eon
bring an experience of eight yea»4n the
seme office, and with tbe determination,
-if elected," to deal oat even-handed
jastioe to all, "and especially” to enforce
the lews against enm- of all species,
without regard to persona or positions.
anh the tnpport of ell citix-ns who de
sire ki aid ia the suppression of crime,
and tne promotion of "law and order.”
Being phytieaily unable to go out among
tbe people, I snail expect those of my
friends whom I have aided in their
nominations, both for oonnty and city
offices, to • I*. u*l IIfir influence tn my
behalf, for ahi-h I ■ usu he ever gr.ten "
Jakes W. Murfht.
Atlanta, Not. 2M. 187*
Ter Alderman in Tint Ward.
Tho friends ot John Broad announoe
him ss an independent candidate for
Coanoilman from the Firet Ward, and
reepeotf ally ask for him a liberal support.
novl2 ,
TO THE VOTERS Or FULTON COUNTY
Messrs. EdiUrt: Please announce that
I nm a candidate for the office of Tax
Collector ot Fnlton oonnty, at the ensu
ing election, January 1st 1873; and
pledge myself, if elected, to discharge
the dnties of tue office to the best of my
ability. J. O. Holbrook.
nr>21
THE
"DOMESTIC
^—
“best”
TO USE.”
“EASIEST
TO SELL*"
8. M. Agents:
Itdcu’tpjyou
to fight tho boat
machinei prove
onr claims | got
the agency end
soil i’. iddrosi
-DOMESTIC” S. {[. Co. M Cbamltcrs St. N.
WiJtt'O, Dinger. Howe. Weed and Florenoe Ms-
i ?b wo'have taken In exchange at a lo
oc27 -ufcwtf
P ERSONAL—TIOKNOB ft CO., THE CELE
BRATED CLOTHIER .ANNOUNCE THE IN
TRODUCTION OF A PLAN OF ORDERING
OL OTHINQ BY LETTER, TO WH OH THEY
CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION. THEY
WILL. ON APPLICATION. dE>D Y« »D THEIR
IMPROVED AND ACCURATE RULES FOB
HELF-ME18UR, MENT. ILL 8TRAT«U CIR
CULAR AND PRICK LIST.WITH A FULL LINE
OF 8.AMPLE8 FROM THEIR IMMENSE 81OCK
OK CLOTHES, CA^HlMbRKS.ftO .ftO., THUS
ENABLING PARTIES IN ANY PaRT «'P THE
TY OF RECEIVINtruABMENTSOF THE VERY
TIOKNOB'8 EXPKNHK.
AH IS HELL KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE
80UTH AND WEST. THEY HAVE FOR
YEARH EXCELLED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OF THEIR BUSINESS. WHICH IS A GUARAN
TEE AS TO THE CHARACTER OF THE GOODS
THEY WILL SEND OUT
YOUR OBDER8 ARK SOLICITED. AND WHEN
Tl- KNOR A OC. MANUFACTURERS AND RE-
TAIL! KS OF MEN'S AND BoYS'CLOI.HING
AND FURNISHING GOODS, 601 and 603 NORTH
FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS. MO. BOYS'
CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
GEORGIA—OglethorpqJDoanty i
Letter, lste of skid oonnty. dsfissssd.
This is, therefore, to cite end admonish sU per
ms Interested to be end eppeei at my office on tbs
first Monday in January, 1V73, to show cause, If any
they cau, why said tetters should not be granted.
R. B. MITCHKLL, .Ordinary O. O.
Lexington, Nov. 2\ 1972.
no30
FOR RENT.
COMFORTABLE Four-room House, withplae-
L tered kitchen attached, and all neoeaeary out
houses, situated ou Nelson street, near Judge Col
lier’s. Tbi* house is now bslng vacated by Mr. *
Heuly Smith. o. P. CA8SIN,
uo24dtf Next door to above plaoe.
A. F. SaUER & CO
Silver -Plated
Sash and Show Case
MANnFA.OTOHY
to: W. Lombard St., Baltimore, Md.
S9~ Fanor M.t.l Work of o.ory d«Krlpttan.
Store and Office Fixtures ot every design
i> order
Paste Glass and Glass Plates of nil sizes fur
olshed and set.
'(election of Shew Cases, In 811v*
Walnut Frames, alwayi on Hand.
JyHO-wly
NOTICE.
Tr
HE TAX FI FA8 FOR CITY TAXES FOR 1872
ar* in my bands for collection. I can be found at
City Hell until
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 7lB,
Battle and save cost and trouble.
G. T. ANDERSON,
deldlt Chief MarsheL
JO HAT Mj, J1tUOAr %
A.tt orno v-at-Iitt w
C 'tABTERSVILLE, GEORGIA.—Office over Lelb*
J man's store. East Main street Will practloe in
the counties oomprlotog tbe Cherokee Circuit.
Prompt attention given to bu*ln»t* 1*l-tf
GEORGE PAGE hdo
MANiriCTtRIRS OF **
Patent Portable Circular Mills,
Stationary aud Portab!
TEAM ENGINES
OHIST MILLS, At
No. 6 BrKsoeder litre
rtLTlMORfc, M0.
%WSend*for Catalogue* and Price-Lid*,
• dftwi*
Notice lo all Haptlit Cliurcbr*.
Aylawta, Nov tn, 1872.
AMES D. WALKER ia expelled from tbs Third
Baptist Church—colored—Atlanta because be
M. H BIBD. Clerk.
HOUSTON STKfiBT PROPERTY
ALT AUCTION.
[sbe sold by the Live Auction Hons* of T.
J. Mayson, Wednseday morning, 4in Decem
ber, at 11 o'clock, on tha premises. Three uot« near
the branch on Houston strast. On on* of Ihe iota
Grand Special Auction
-or-
300 Elegant Mirrors'.
W ILL be sold, by the Live Auction Boose of T.
O. Ms- eon, flaturday morning, $x o’clock—
A Line Invoice of Mirror*
ferae of them rosily Elegant
Also. Foil Marble-top Chamber touts, Walaat and
Oak; Fin* < batrs, ;<A> r*ta Patent bed Hpriogs; ta0
Walnut Cribs; Walnut Leon.ea, Dtulne Tablse.
Centra Tatar# •* a bmiuQfal o-w he;a eo##red Par-
be ever or teinL 1 ,or Sn,t u,rt ® •«-**** < ooktag Stoaea. and a
ueeverj^rjeiai. ^„ |4| Ufc „ , t bouamhold too nuill0roM
kniltoab 3tbptrtl«mou».
Change Ofaohedule.
Atlanta & New Orleans
SHORT LINE-ALL RAIL
OnlvOne Change of Cora
Between Atlanta and Hew Orleans.
O N AND AFTER NOV'B 24t«, 1972, DOUR—
Daily Passenger Trains will ran on this line a*
follows:
ATLA2&£*Y* 610 a m I MontgfSSyY 1 121 p
" 8 00pm " - 600am
Montgomery.... 800pm|Mobile..7 90ara
" ..... SQOami " 6 99pm
Mobile 8 SO a m I New Orleans.. 2 26pm
" 6 45*p m I " - llWpm
’assencers Leaving Atlanta at 8 00 P.na
Will make olose Oonneotlons forVloksburg.M
roe and all lutormediata points.
Pullman’s Palace Sleeping Gan ran through to Mo
bile and New Orleans. Montgamsray, Beliafi,
York, Meridian, Jackson and Vicksburg
without change.
Passedgere will ramember that this route, VIA
WEST POINT, ta the
Shortest, Qulcko&t, Host Reliable,
only Double Daily Line from Atlanta to thi
ag points:
OOXjTJMBXJS, o-eu,
MONTGOMSIRT.
AC H XDI AN,
okaon, Vlolubur,,
Miaszaazppi.
NEWOHIimAW
Bhrevoport <*) Monroe
JBFFSRaOW,
Galvextou fb all Point, in
WortBern auxct OentnU
/I i n tiniTi n ri vi <~t
Ib R S A NA Al
By this line yon rave time and dlateuc#. using 4o
miles shorter to Balms au- all pouts wsst
of Beims, and ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
MILES PNOarEB TO MONTGOMERY, MO
BILE. NK V ORLEANS, and aU potato In Texas,
Norinern and Central Mlsslsaipp 1 Arkansas than
via Blue Mountain, or Bolr- and Dalton
routes.
300 MILES BHORTKa to New Orleans and
Galveston than by Chattanooga, Corinth and Grand
Junction, or Memphis and Charleston B*
routes.
3G5 MILES SHORTER to Shreveport, Jeffer-
>n, and all points on Red River, than by Chatta
nooga and Memphis.
Avoiding 614 MILES STEAMBOATING on the
Mississippi River, sad an Indefinite delay on wharf
boat at the mouth of Red River.
XlMIORAJBrilM
Are particularly requested to notioe ths many ad
vantages of this line over all others. No discrimin
ation made in oars or time on aocount of being ami-
grauts.
When emigrating In large pox Use, special care will
be furnished for baggage, and carried through with
out change to New Orleans.
The recent completion of the magnlfioent bridges
over Tensas and Mobile Rivers form an unbroken
all rail connection between Atlanta and New Orleans
and Vicksburg.
No boating or omnibus taro charged on the line.
Passengers are cautioned against representations
to the contrary.
Sleeping Can on all night trains.
This route is not tha shortest, but moot oomfort-
abls and beat winter routs to Memphis. T*nn. ( Lit
tle Rook, Ark., Grenada, Okalona and Corinth. Mite.
Through tiokota on aalo at the General Tiok«4 of-
floe 11 o nlon Passenger Depot to all points above
am».
Fare always aa low as by any other route. «
Baggage checked through to all terminal polnta.
Be sure and aak for tickets via Wsst Point and
Montgomery.
L. P. GRANT. Superintendent
Atlanta ft West, Point BsJlroad,
G. I. FOrEACRE,
8np’t Western B. R. of Ala.,
G. JORDAN,
Gea. 8upt. Mobile ft Montgomery B. R.
W. J. HOUSTON.
Gen. Pass, sou trt. Kgt.,
Georgia llaUroad Depot, up stairs.
oo2o-
Bine Mountain Route
V I A
SELMA, HOME, AND DlLTSI
BaUroodamdltM
pufflHma uavuta uuni by the
1A.M.
I P.M.
1A.M.
at 10 P. M.. making c
, arriving at
........ 6*6 F.M.
is® stakt
Vicksburg. 9:9* AM.
ALSO, make dose aft CAJJBKA with
trains of South and North Aklmrau SailNafl. striv
ing at
Montgomery Stef i
Mobile..... Tte» I
New Orleans 1:96 i
The !•■« '
luipment la .
r strength and beauty of finish.
4W No ohange of oars between Rome and Selma
PULLMAN PALACE CAMS
through from ROM! VU 8SLMA to VICKS
BURG without changs.
NO HLAY AT TERMINAL POIUTI.
assengsrs leaving Atlanta by 9:90 A. M. Tr ala
Si A. B. B., make olose connections at Bora e w
PA8T E X P RE 88 TRAIN
of Salma, Rome ft Dalton Railroad, arrivtag al
“alma at 12:20 A. M
Fkre aa low aa by any othar Roma.
4y Purchase Tickets via Ilagetanraft tha Genar
■rhi
NOTIOE
To Passencsrs
WESTERN* ATLANTIC’ R.H.C#
ON AND APTim OCTOBEH 23, 1 73
Fare Paid on Trains
l*. One-Httlf Vemt per Mila Ksn taaa
whsa Ticket# ar* Bsagkl sf thsigsala.
E.B. WALKER,
B. W. WRENN.
General Tlokst ft Paaaancer Agent,
TO THE MERCHANTS OP ATLANTA
The Atlantic & Gulf
FRxnaaTXimBi
Via Savannah, Ga.
£JEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR PA-
Irons and friends that their Rata* and Glassifications
shall always be as low as by competing lines, and
any ''Special Circulars" or "Letters," issued by
other routes, giving lower rates than at present ad
vertised, will b# promptly met by corresponding e-
is on the Atiantio ft Gulf Freight Line.
Merchants visiting New York will ooosult their In
terests by calling on O. D. OWENS. General Agent of
tha Lina, 229 Broadway, before making Freight an-
gagementa elsewhere. lvl4-
Macon & Brunswick
KAILHOAD COMPANY.
Change of Schedsde.
Maoon, Gs., October 10, UQ. )
O N AND AFTER THURSDAY, OCT. 91, MIS,
train* on this road will ran ae follows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. DAILY (SUNDAY! KK-
CRFTHD.)
Leave Maoon 9:19 A. M.
Arrive at Jecup 6 M t. M.
AjtIw at Bruaswiok 10:09 P. M.
Leave Aranswtck 4:90 A.M.
Arrive at Jeeup f.U L M.
Arrive al Maoon 1:19 P.M.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAINS, DAILY.
Leave Maoon ™.... 8 tel PM
Arrive at J<
Arrive
Leave
Leave J<
.lte9A1
Leave Jesup
Arrive at Maoon.....
— Tte9PM
llilO PM
740 A M
Both day and night trains eounect eloeety al te
mp with trains to and from Florida.
HAWXINSVTLUI ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
DAJLY, (SUNDAYS INCEPTED.)
Leave Maoon 2:»0PM
Arrive at HawkinsrlLe 6:96 PM
Leave HawkinsvlUe _6 16 A M
Arrive at Maoon. 1046 AM
no!2-tf
Change of Schedule.
WESTERN ft ATLANTIC RAILROAD 00-1
Orrica Mast kb Tbaxstobtatiob, 1
Atlanta. Ga . Nov. 6. 1971 ),
Om AUD AJPTSB TON DAY. ion 1HSTAXT,
Nlvht PoiMncwr Train Iawarfi
THE ATLANTIC
COAST-LINE
e*Jt8SBA%IEn ROUTE.
Reorcaulaed tor tl
Summer of 187B.
DOUBLE DAILY
All Bail Connection
Via AuKn>tH,WilmlDfton,KMb-
■nond.
An AAAlttOjUl IMS, Ooa v Uoi Tl.
Aufoata, WUmlnftou and Portimoath
AND THE
M AONIFCINT BAY LINK STSAMVR2
Ih. ^olpm.Qt ol tb. BaM. of Iku Ha. H Antooa.
PULLMAN PALACM
SI ©op lug oars.
Are ran upon all night trains.
Double Daily Schedules
points in
Alabama and Georgia.
By taking morning train oul of Savannah, Msecs
sod Atlanta, passenger* connect with the 6:46 r. M
train out of Augusta, and can shoo** between the
AU Rail Connection, via Richmond, or the route up
Chesape ke Bay, having tn th# latter case but ONE
night of railway travel,and the second night enjoy the
Luxurious Aooommoda*
tlonm
Of the Steamers of that line.
Through Ticket* to aU prominent potato ou sals
VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND EXCURSION TICKETS,
T0 ATTMACTiWB UUMJtBM MB00MTL
lias:
T. LYONS. Agent; M. I. O’CONNOR. TraveUng
Agent, Augusta; A 0. LADD, Area* Atlanta:
BEN HOOK, tlnuth*>n Agent.
POPE,
emu* Pniinf iftf
Daj Passsager Train Inward
WlU leave Chattanooga 140
Arrive in Atlaata- tdfl
Dalton
Leave Dalton
Arrive ta Atlanta
45T* No change in outward I
141 V. K.
B. B. WALKER,
A PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA t
BV JAKES H. SMITH,
Oovomor of Said St at*.
Whebioo, Upon examination and oinrallii
daUou of the returns ntade egrarahty to Mw. #f am
•taction held on the fifth day of November. Instant,
for eleven Elector* for President end Vice frsstflsnl
of the United 8tat*e, U appears that the folkfiring
persons reoeived a raajority of tne veto# rank to-
wft: Wiilism T. Wofford, Heavy L. Rsnulug, JuUrat
Qsrtridgs, Washington Pee, H. O. Tuner, B.H.
Ely. Wm. I. Hudson. Jsraeo M. Pace, Henry B.
Oaeey, Jasper N. Dnurag aud B. P. Qrahera.
Tharafora, the persons abow israsd ere hsrehf
Praatosntsf Iks United Btatss, endraeeefntaedto
attend at the Oafttol la Atlanta ea Mint M -*-f
ta December nsxt^to east the vote ottkisltata, <tt
the following Wstfoeeday, at Twelve o'etoek K, fog
Prasident and Flee Praetoentsg thgCnltad itataa.
aa under ray hand and thr Gnat leal of lie
State, at the Capitol ia Alton®. A >a Twenty-cis*
day ot November, la the year o» enr Lrad One
Thousand Bight Hundred and Sevanty-twa, and et
tha Iudependenc* of tha United Stelae cf A
the Ntaety-eeverth. JAMB
EKeLMH
BAKING POWDERS
AND . ■
V0LISH PLATOBINtt IXVIIOB
F&jrgn^Mpjrani
dough forty-ctaht hour» and to juraunteei to mate
ae good Bread or Btosutlr as IT arte Irani Unity
enar mixing, and ia wanna! 11 free from the date
?3J8rt££53ELajj3
vtatraa cf eta#of tBeteto BeghM
string, Hatir staff 9emm
WEST n ADWAH1XJ.
W.W COMPTON ft CO.
T. J. MULLM
Head Office ter the Ural ^
191 DU AH !,I«V