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THE DAILY SUN. THE PEOPLE’S PAPER Z*rloe, IHvo Cent*. ALBXAHDER It. nKPHRNS, r«utumi mm*r «mt proprietor, SAM'L A. YCCHOL9, .dMsrlof* Editor emd Bm/«ai .Mono per. IUUl Ot SvlMCrlptlun Mwlklr fULI-hraiu .... • u ... 3 60 .... 100 01 00 JiTLAXTA, OAj Wionwdat Mourn ho. D»ointBF»4.1B72. For WMa IknM Uu TM of OntfiO thlsDajr To Cut for VrooUoBlt This it a grate and important vaca tion whiob the Collage of Electora now in aeaaion bate to determine. The death ot Mr. Grerlej baa giten an tirelf new aepeet to the subject A great treat baa been eonilded to the eleotora by the people of the State. We doubt not they feel the fall reeponaibflity root ing upon them, and in the diaobargo ol the high duty, will be governed by noth ing bat their own eoLvletiona, aa to what will beat promote the righto, dignity and honor of the State. It la not onr pnrpoao to obtrude any Tlewe of our own upon their delibera tions, bat in the epirit of one who would interchange coaneela npon a matter ot ao much general interest, we would tug- geet to thoae who are thia day to decide thia qneation, if they have not already decided it, the propriety of coating their Totea for Hon. Charles B. Bockalew, of Penne*lTanial W, have not time orepaoe at thia time TELEGRAPH NEWS By the Hew V. rk Aaaeeiated Preaa. Noon X>la>r><x«o2ioas. to give the many reaaone which lead na to thm oonelnaion. baffioe it to any, that ^ j great crowds from every Mr. Bai-kalew is, in oar judgment, every way worthy the honor that would be thus oonfetred npon him; and in than east ing the vote of the State, the Eleotora would most effectually sustain and vin dicate the principles upon which they ware chosen. The Democratic Convention o' Geor gia, in Jolj last, whloh put theae Eleotora in nomination, declared its adherence to those prineiplee of the Party npon which ita organiwilon wos founded.— That Convention reoouunended the sop- port of Mr. Greeley in the lateeenvnas— not with any aanction of hit prinoiules; bnt with the declaration of the belief that his alection, under existing cireum atanoea, would •‘oouduoe” to the ultimate establishment of (heir principles. Thia Inoperate, and aa the whole subjeot, nnaer the Pro video oe of G-d it left with the Elec tors, we submit for tbeir most patriotic consideration, in view of all theanrround- inga and in view of the future, whethor in the discharge of the responsible duty thua retting npou them, they can do better than cast tbu vole of G.orgla con fided in their bauds" for that distinguish ed Democratic statesman of Pennsyl vania to wh.un.aa have referred. It waa to-night, aeron ing to appoint ment, we were to address the citizens of Atlanta on the preeeut aituation of pub- ho affaire. The time fixed for that ad dress waa pnrpjsoly arranged to be after the vote oi the Htateshonld be oast—not wishing that aoything we might eey to have any inflaenoe npon that question— taking it for granted that it wonld be east for Mr. Greeley. Sinoe then the ( rest change tn loa aspect of affaire en thia anbjvot, to which we hare alluded, has taken plaoe, and heeee what we have new ventured to offar in vitw of that obange. In ref erence to the appointed address to-night, we will also add that our reader* are al ready informed that in eonaeqnenoe ot ;be unfavorable and threatening aspect of the weather at the time we were to ■et out from our home tor Atlanta, we did not think it prudent, in our en- feeblod condition, to make the edren- turo. The obange in the aspect of political affaire, occasioned by tha death Greeley also lessen ed that interfio-.* felt in delivering the ad drees at the time stated. We take thia occasion to say to those who re quested an addran from na, that we will, at some time not distant, it health and strength permit, comply with their wishes, should they or any of them, still be desirous of henring from na npon any matter connected with pnbllo in terest*. A. H. a. Mrlu onr local oulnmns we republish from the Herald, by request of Mr. T. Slobo Farrow, a review of hia political past, which claims for him a fair Demo- cr die reoord. We have not disputed it It is said, too, that hia brother, Henry P., was alto onoe a Democrat and a Con federate officer. But Democratic in the past or in the present tha Badieela have hoisted T. 8 to bo Farrow, and they have not done ao without expecting some thing in return. 19*Let the '‘Independents’’ white wash it a* they may, there is that in the nomination of Mr. T. Slobo Farrow whieh smacks of Badical tarot. There ia nothing in the simple 'act that T. Stobo in a brrther of Jlenry P. Farrow, but the intimacy exioting between the brother*, and the exalted terms in which Fanow, the nominee, ,peeks of Fwrow, the Bedieel chief, signifies deu*>yfcouUl the former be elected. No ouu^ill cen sure (be men for loving his farther, bnt be must not feel aggrieved fpdxj when Democrat* protean by their vote*, to roue of that km thems-lree. — Dr. Underhill and Mrs. Patterson woe recently married et Warsaw, BI. Ta mi ages aggregated 168 years PxsaiooLA, December 3.—Tlio malady is hen-. The street care are stopped. Nxw Ocleaxs, D-eember 8.—The enit of Warmoib against the Oastoro House Returning Board is transferred from the Htb District Court to the United State# District Court. Boston, December 8.—The city au thorities order the repair i of the Mer chant’s Excnaege stepped because it will be unsafe when repaired. Bait Lake, December 8.—Proceed ings are about to oommence about the aliened diamond field swndlers. Legiti mate mining pros pec.s never were more favorable. NkwTobx, December 8.—Woodhuii A Clsfllu’a bail is increased to 12,000. Washikotob, Deoember 3. —The Na tional Democratic Committee have no advice to give a# to how the Greeley vote should be cast. Greeley’s obsequies promise to be the grandest ever reoorded. Chapin's Church u being neavily draped, orer the pulpit being an arch of flow ere, with the words, "I know that my Redeemer livetb,” and the pew ot the deceased is oovsted with block, with a hsrp with a broken atring, ooeaoytng the place of Mr. Greeley. The body of the ebnreh will be occupied only by tbe immediate friends of Greeley and the Tribune employees. Addresses will be delivered by Beecher and Chapin, and Miss Kellogg will sing: "I know that my Redeemer liveth.” Admission to tbe ebnreh will be by tickets. The pall bearers will include Vice President Or 1- iax, Secretary Boutwcil, Wm. F. Garri son, Jasiioe Chase, Charles Sumner, Wm. Cullen Bryant, Governor Banks, Thnriow Weed, Thomas Booker and the Tribune at'sebees. The City Hail park has been jammed with thoneands of people endeavoring to obtain a loot look at the remains of Horace Greeley, os they lay in sta'e in tbe Governor's room at City Ball. The whole space of the park is literally jammed, and although tho crowd files by the coffin at the rate of neurly a hun dred a minute, there is no apparent diminution, the moss extending from Broadway and Chatham. Flags on all buildings throughout the city, and on ad the shipping in the harbor, are at half mast, and great crowds from every railway tram and steamboat adds to the rash to view the remains of the late great editor. Washhiotox, Dee. 8.—Colfax is gone. The President leaves to-night for Gree ley's funeral. Washington, December 8.—Judge Nelson of the Sopreme Court has re signed. HOUSE. A vast number ot bills wereintrodnoed and referred. Back wee executed from the Credit Mobile! Commute. SENATE Adjourned after reading the jonrna 1 , A motion to adjourn over to-morrow for Horace Greeley's luneral failed. Kflcllt QhepatoHoai. oaii newspaper eays that in the - event of defeat on the organization of tho com- miasion under D i Havre's motion on Thursday, it ia poeslblo that Thiers aud uis supporters on llie Left will withdraw from the Assembly. Tho det, rmina ion on Sundny of Theirs and his Gahiuet to re m im in the government lisa Setved lo dispel the grave leclmg ol uncertainty which fol lowed tho action ot the A.Micmbly on Saturday. Dispatches from till puts of Franoo represent tho country ss calm. The par ties are awaiting the organization of the o-mmilteo of thirty to ba appointed by tbe Assembly to draw up tbe law regu lating public powers, and prescribing conditions of ministerial responsibiiitv ss provided forintbo resolution ol Du Favro, adopted on Friday lust. Tbe com mittee wilt meet on Thursday. Ficard is mentioned for Minister of the Interior, to fill the vaeanoy caused by tbo resigna tion ol Le Prune. Montgomery, December 3—Tho body assembled at the Uuited States Court room voted unanimously for spenoer. Phis body lacks, it is alleged, two in tbo Senato and several in the House, of the legal quorum. The body osscniblud at tbo Capitol had eighteen members of tho Senate who divided their vote between several per sons. Tho Uouao had no quorum to day but probably will to-morrow. Nzw Yonx, December 8.—Mrs. Cleve land, u sister of Horace Grcehy, ia dangerously ill. At the regular monthly meeting ot tho Associated l'rcss this duy the following resolution was offered by Mr. Eruatua Brooks, and seconded by Messrs. Jones sad Bangsi.nd unanimously adopted: Resolved, That we receive with feel ings of Very deep sorrow the intelligence of tho death ol Horace Greeley, the founder of tho Now York Tnbuuo, and for more than thirty years ita editor-iu- cbief, ana on* of the original proprietors in too organization ot tno Associated Press of tho country. Resolved, That the newspaper press of the Uuited Stab s loses in nim one of its ablest conductors—a writer unsur passed in the purity of his English, in tbe clearness of his expression, and in the concise and logical conclusions drawn from premises which he believed to be founded in truth. In his eventful life wo see the the success which follows earnest labor, oourageuuu aotiou aud manly independence, os well us lb* evi dence ot a temperate, orderly and well- spent life. We remember him <n con nection with our own calling os the faithful apprentice, tbe good printer, the good accomplished editor, and tue lib eral proprietor. Losing all this in one for so many yean at the head of his profession, onr loss is seoond ouly tot at of th* public, in whom interests in the press of the country aud in tho forum of aebale ho labored for more tuau forty years of hia life. Resolved, Tbat onr profonndeat sym pathies go oat to the daughters of oar 1st* associate *nd friend, in this doable affliction of the los* of mother and f»th er, within a brief montn, that we tender to them, in their great sorrow, oursinovre condolence and respect. Ib solved, Tbat tbe rcoent death of three of the oldest and most distin guished editors of the journals of this o'ty admonishes us ol thu uncertainty of lile, ol th* insuhiiily of all human af fairs, and that us daily teno'-en and ubroniclen of Ihe great transaction* of the world, it b*oome* ns to be ready to meet that atimnuu which, only a little in advance of up, ha* called him—onr friend and brother. Rewired, That a copy of these Reso lution* be signed by tbe President and Secretary o. tbe Association and be for warded to the family of tbe deceased, and published by the Associated Fr«a Resolved, That the membera of this Association will attend the fancral of tho deceased in a booy. David M. Stone, Prcs't. J. W. Ekorajid, Sec’y. Wabhtwotoh, December 3. — The Sonti weetern members of Ooegres* ex press dimatisfaetion at the omission from the message of tno Mississippi evee qneation. Morey, who is chairman of ihe special levee commission, promisee to bnng the subject energetically before tho Houso at an early day. Tho Btns'e uud Houso levee commissions are m consul tiitiou. HOUSE. Bnarman, for the vacancy from Louis- ana, it acltlod. Tbe Secretary of tho Treasury was used under what lew ho increased tbe issue of 'egal tenders. ihe report of Gen. Vincent on tbe condition of the Freedmans Bureau, oalli d for ten steam war vessel. Tbe bill was discussed, daring whloh Sooflejd referred to Banks os having sympathized with efforts involve tbo couutry io war with Spain. Bouka denied lio had ever Hympatliizt d with such efforts, but bod introduced a bill because the Secretory of tbe Navy bad declared to menib. rs ol the House that be was afraid event* had occurred in the Gulf of Mexico whiob wonld require the Gov ernment to be prepared to defend her Tbe bill enforcing the fishery clauses of the Treaty ol W isbington was made ■he special order for tha first Monday in January. Adjourned. It appears from the official statement of tbu Court of Claims that during the year ending the 1st of Deoember, 120 cases were decided, seventy of wbiou were on account of prooeeds of oottou captured by Uuited States military forces. The aggregaie amount claimed for the cotton was 32,270,000, acd tho sward of the Court in these cases was 81,413,000. Baltimore, Deoember 3.—Sixteen new houses on Smoker street wore unrooted by a galu last night. Only three wore occnpled. Tbe highest Lward was $474,000, or $100,000 less than claimed. The oonrt allowed $41,000 of $69,000 Bank of Louisiana notes, being tbe amount of (he elaimant’s deposit with that bank at the uato of the seizure of Ihe same under the order of General Banka, Angnst, 1803. The appointment of Wood Hant, of New York, to the vacancy on tbs Bench of the Supreme Conrt of the United States, in place of Associate Justice Nel son, resigned, is received with satisfac tion by those in thia city who kuow him either personally or by reputation. Buffalo, December 3.—Two drunk ards were killed by a switch engiuc of tbe Central Ruilrood. Nxw York, Deoember 8.—Editors of newspapers throughout tbe country are requested to mail to Ezra Cornell, at Cornell’s Univeaaity, Ithaca, N. Y., copies of their papers containing eulo gies or other articles, on tha death of Horace Greeley, to bo comprised in a memorial volume for tho library of aaiu University, of wbieb deceased was one Of the queaten. - Midnight Dlwpntoliow ad; new sides to oome out next week; clear rib 8; clear sides 8f. Whisky firm at 88. m- 8t. Lons, December 8.—Flour quiet and unchanged, only local demand. Com unsettled and demoralized and prices lower—No. 2, mixed, 27®28 on met side of track; 31(332 on elavat on. Whisky higher at 91. Fork dull and nominal at $12 00. B.ioon nominsl- shouldcrs C; clear rib 9; clear sides 91. Lard nominal at 71. Locisvillb, D c. 3.—Flour in fair de mand on ir» 1pr -; extra family $0*15. Corn dntl an .’nchanged. Fork lower at $12 371- Lard ewer; strictly choice leaf tierce 7j@8; keg «»®9; prim- hteam 7{. No bacon li«ro* Wiiidkf steady at 88. Niw Yore, D»c. 3.—Flour steady and unchanged. Wisky firm 031. Wheat steady with modoreteexportdimaudland willing inquiry. Corn steady. Bjee firm at 7)@8). Pork dull al 815 75® 10 00. Lord weak. Torpontioe firm. Resin quiet. Freights firm. HUSKY ZABEKT. New York, Deo. 8.—Money worked otose at 7 and a fraction commission. Sterling quiet aud firm. Gold 112)® 1121- Governments lo higher. Statis dull and steady. *9* The Cuiutilulion ol yesterday con tains a long extract Irom tho Macon Tel- e/rnph <C Meumger, strongly recom mending Hon. A. O. Bacon, ol Macon, for tho Speakerabip of tho House in onr next Legislature. The Coaili'ution pub liihes the article without comment. Colonel E. F. Hi go, our excellent Representative, it is troll known here, trill beampported for tno Speakership We aro not surprised that Macon shonld ask this honor, bnt wo beg to present, in behalf of Atlanta, Colonel Hoge's name in this connection. OUnnscuunto. DeGive’s Opera House tbo appcaranco of tbo world-renowned Great Violinist. OLE BULL, IN TWO GRAND CONCERT3. Wednesday and Thandayi Dec. 11 tli and 12tli, HISS GBAZIELLA It IDG WAY, * BIGNOIC FARRAKTI, Comic Barltons, and AIR. J. N. PATTI80N. Boats fO comber 01 ana Uuaic Store of Phillips A Crow. Coni'ort will commence at 0 o'clock. Tbs Grand Pianos nsM at thoso • oncorts Is from tb« colooratod manufactory of Messrs. Wm. Knabo k Co., of Baltimore. * * London, December 8, -Abstract* of President Grant’s message are pnbliabed in th.. morning papers. The Tim a says it will bo rooeived with interest, thongb nr. and in the eujoyment ot ossared success, disregards minor motives. Tiie Daily News hopes Grant’s attention will bore after be occupied more with reform of civil service than the acquisition of 8*n Domingo. The News thinks the people of the United Stati s ar.i ready tor a now depirture in the administration of tnnr ufl lire, noil tho presold session of Ccu- aress will bo specially iutcrtstiug to thoso who wretch for iudioations of the com fog ot progress. UKLnoUBKB, Avsirama, December 3.—A conflagration in Auckland, New Zealand, destroyed bnildings and otuer property to tbo value ot $250,000. Nsw York, December 3.—A regiment of cavclry will escort tho President to morrow. San Francisco, Dec. 3.—Reports from the rceuc oi tho uprisiug of tho Modoei Indians, state Unit all thaseitlersou Sink river, Novude, have been masscred, aud 80 warriors are in tbe field to fight them. Companies are organizes in the North part of fho State te take trie field. Pahis, December 3 —The Assembly will divido into two great partus—thu Left aud the R.gbl—for the election on Thursday of tho committee of 30 pro posed by duFnnvre. Tho Ministry of the Interior was tendered by the Presi dent to duFauvre, but be declined. Thu tombwnf Gen. Cavaignae and M. Bsudin, in Mantmatre cemetery, were decorated yesterday, in tho preseuco ol 300 persons. The demonstration was quietly conducted. Ralkiou, Deoember 3.—Tho election of Uuited Staica Senator resulted to-day in Judge Merrimsu receiving 87 votes, and Vsoce 80 The whole Republican vote was cast .'or Mo rimsn. MARKE r REPORTS. ST TELIORArn TO TBE ATLANTA DAILY SUN COTTON MAHKKT. Charleston, Deoember 3.—Cotlon— middlings 18); net receipts 1,832; salet 800; stock 33,847. Liverpool, December 3—Evening.— Cotton closed unchanged. New Orleans, Dec. 3.—Cotton iu fair demand; middlings 18i®19c; net re ceipts, 9,225 nnO 1 -; gross 10,298; exports coast h im, 1,700; sales 1,200; lost even ing 4,809; stock 148,777. New Yens, Dec. 3.—Cotton firmjesl.s 10,000; upluuda 19); Orleani 19|; net receipts today, 749; gross 4,824; soles for future delivery 10,000 baleii; Decem ber, 18)® 18); Juuuary 18|®19; Febru ary, 191-lb; March, 19); April, 19)@19); May, 19l®19 15-16. Galveston, December 3.—Cotton ac tive end iu fair demand; good ordinary 16)® 10); ntl reoeipts 2,988; sales to-day 1,300; last eveuing 2,500; slock 62,194. Augusta, December 3. — Cotton- mid dlings 17); receipts 1,102; sales 076. Boston. December 3.—Middlings 19); net raeviphi 250; grow 1,378; sales 2,5o0; •lock 4,000. Mobile, December 3 —Cotton stiwdy; good ordinary 17); low middliugs 18); middliugs 17); out receipt* 3,038; exports coastwise 973; soles 800; stock on band 33,281. Baltiwore, Doc. 3.—Colton; midd lings 18); gross receipt* 180; exports oosatwise 40; ailea 2,25; stuck 7,614. Hataknah, Dec. 3.—Cotton; middlings 18); net recepta4,173; sales 1,350; stock 80,030. rnODCtlEIHKKT. DeGive’s Opera House. IBB EVENT OF THE SEASON! Mr. Sol Smith Russell W OULD rcaptctfuiSjr announce hia Kiaatlo Comp train™ in fh<* prernonation of odd chira^»*re. fanning hia n*-«r Mom 'gat ontreriainmptit. aai •*y Mr Lin Frenc , IU« celebrated I’iaulit Oonijoaer. Usual |*rhaa or a ’ ’»l«ahn. Reserved float' Pb.liips k Crcw'a L'oo* aotl Music ba obriM 8;or«*. «'or particu'i o posters, progftmniM kr. M. \. WATSON, Bnaitieaa Managtr Jfcw Slilturtigctncntg. Court of Ordinary — Dccetubtr Term, 1872. (■ICO ll(> IA—Taliaferro County! 1ITHEREA9, John O. Hackney applies to ice for " “ Letter* of Guardianship for the pereona an d property of Wdliam and Elisa A. Tyler, minors ot James A Tyler: These are. therefore, to cite all poraourt concerned, to show cause, If any the) have, at tbe January Term of tbe Court of Ordinary. lt»7J, wby said Letters shonld uot be granted. Giten under my hand, as Onlnaty, at office In Crawfordvtile, this December 2d. 1871. CHARLES A. BEAZLET. dc4*90da Ordinary. OTIOE. X SHALL adtertiae, on Hatnrdar, December 7th, 19TJ. for eel# ALL TAX IT > A8 not paid by noon < that day. Last notice, and no exceptions made. O. T. ANDERSON, deddlt Chief Marshal. “aoo.” AUCTION SAIalSS THURSDAY MORNING 10 O'CL X?I, — »T TUB- LIVE AUCTION HOUftE of T.C. *MAYS0X J. H BARRETT, Acctiombsb. O NE Pair of Ohio Iraproted Cheater White Pigs; two good 8eoond hand Pianoa; Urge invoice CIUCULATES i\0\V 30,000. 100,000 Before January, 1873. la Pictorial Paper Three Month* FIIKR.-In order to drcuUte the pe* E ir everywhere the publishers ere sending the IL« U8IBATED RECORD AND REPOHfTORY ONE Yk AR, and a splendid Premium Package of Tm tv Article*, or two Colored Pmnie, U by 17. or PINE cliROMO, far tl 88; end *01 aeod the petwreleo from October, J87J, to January. J873, fthiee moaths) Fr o to all who aubaenbe. Send for it new aave money, for the Mammoth Pictorial Repoeti ef good rradirg: Sole nos. Art. Lite rat ore. Tra* fashion. Household, Ac., Ac., with its flue illustra tion—le worth far more than the subscription price; and the premia a wonld cost much more. Make money by raising a targe club, by showing papera and premiums. Cash or splendid Prisea given tor Club*, address 1LLESTRATKD REOORD AND REPOSITORY, P O. Box 2141, New York. Rent with 8*vannak New* far |i extra. del FOR RENT. toed kitchen attached, end ell-- - houses, * mated on hr Ison street, near Jud*" Coi ner's. TbU house is now being faceted by Mr. J- Henlr 8mitb. d P. CA88IN. no?4dtf Beat door to above place, joujt I*. jr*onjv\ A ttoruoY-At-Tm G w - IAHTER8VILLE, GEORGIA.—Office over Leib- un'e store. East Main street. Will practice!« io 0>uutlt-A comprising tbi* Cherokee Circuit. Promp* attention given to bnalawe o\ IVutice ru nil Baptist Clmrclies. Atlanta. Nov 2J, 1672. M£8 D. WALKER b expelled from the Third „ Baptist Church—colored—Atlanta because he forg*d paper* purporting to give him authority to prsacb, s hieh was nev»r given him by the Obnrch. ^ BEV. A. JACKSON, Pastor. V. H BIND. Clerk. uOv24-lw STEPHENS Ac I LYNN, FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA, GA. SAVE NOW IN STORE AND OFFER TO THE TBAPE AT DOW FIGURE, 150 Bushels Choice Seed Bye, 2,500 Bushels Yellow Winter Oats, 14,000 Bushels White and Mixed Oats. 250 Bushels Choice Seed Barley, 2,000 Bushels Blaok Winter Osls, 100 Bushels Choice Timothy Seed. HOUSTON 8TI4KKT PltOPKKTV AT lUOTION. W ILL bo told b/ tbo Lit© AnottOD Doom ot T. (1. Usy.00, WodDoador inanitlig, (th Dootun- ■. sill o'lloek.oo tbo pianusse, IhiM out.oe«r (h. brooch on HcUMcs .(root. On coo of tbo lot, 1,0,0 d Store II..um. Thl* omluabln p-oporty Grand Special Auction -07- 300 Elegant Mirrors. A Lane Inwoice of Mirren, feme of them really Elegant Abo. Full Msrble top Chamber flnite. Walnut and Oak; Fine Cliaira; >0J rata Patent Bed xpriuge; HO Walnut Cribs; Wslnnt Lo'-mes, Dining Tables, Centre Tables or a beautiful n*-w Repa covered Par- three first-case cooking Stoves, and mention. tive tV2t a vf Jkousebold effects, 1 no go< J. H. BABBK Executor’s Sale. OGLETHORPE CO. W ILL be sold before the Courthouse door inLex Ingtou. Oglethorpe county, Ua., on the 1st Tuesday iu December next,between tho lawful hours ol aale, 200 ACRES OF LAND, more or leas. In said county, belonging to tho oobte of DANIEL HARRIS, deceased. Said land adjoins tho lauds of W. W. Davenport, John hberhart and Mary E. Boas. It will be told under an order of the Ordinary, of said county, for dbtrtbatlon under the will of said Don lei Harris. Terms cash. Lexington, Oct. 7; 1*7:1. F.T. TILLER, K. I. SMITH, Executor*. , BOBERT i!ALIUS, ocl-td Adalnlatrator with the Will annexed. To all Whom it way Concern: mlnibtraUon de bonla non, with tbe will annexed, oo the estate o: Charles Jauiss. this is to cito sli legally interested in the ixecut.ou of this appllca- Given under my band asd seal this Hovombor Administrator’s Sale. county, wilt be sold before the Court House dooil in tbe town of Lexington, io said county, on tbrl first Tuesday In December, 1872, within tho legal boors of aale, lour hundred sores of land, more or less, lying In aald county, adjolulng lands of Jamvt Smith snd R. H. Hitchcock, and uthera; sold as Ufl land of Francis M. Glenn, deceased, for (he benefit of Ihe heirs and creditor* of aald deceased. Terms * W. J. MATUEW&*admj Where** W.lUsm T. and Martha A. Cochran, ad ministrators npon the estate of Neal F. Cochran, lato oi said couuty, dstvavod, apply to mo for letters oi dismission from said estato. This ts, therefore, to die aud admonish all per sona interested to be and appear at my office in Lex ington. Ga , on the flr*t Monday in January. 1*7.1. to show cause if any they can, whj said Uttors should not be granted. September 18,1872. R. R. MITCIIELL, aeplltd Ordinary Oglethorpe county. CL OTOINO BY LE'ITER, TO Wil CH THEY CALL YOUR 8PEOIAL ATTENTION. THE\ WILL, ON APPLIC/TION. aE «D Y«»U THEIR IMPROVED AND ACCURATE RULES FOR HELF-MEA8UR. MEST. ILL 8TRAI>D CIR. CULAlt AND PRICK LI8T.WITH A FULL LINE OF 8AMPLKM FROM THEIR IMMENSE HIOCK OF CLOTHK8. CA 'HIMklltR, AC.. AC.. THUS FROM THEIR HOUSE. WITH THE CERTAIN TY OF RECEIVING UARMKNT80F THE VERY LATK8 T STYLE AND MUST PERFECT FIT AT- TA1NABLE. Goods ORDERED WILL BE SENT BY FX- PRESS TO BE PAID FOR ON DELIVERY,WITH SOUTH AND WEST. THfcY RAVE FOR 47 YEARS EXCELLED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF TBFIR BUHtNfefiS. WHICH IH A GUARAN TEE A8 TO THE CHARACTER OF THE GOODS THEY WILL BEND OUT YOUR ORDkRS ARE SOLICITED. AND WHEN IN 8T. LOUIS. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AT THE EX' EN8IVB ESTABLISHMENT OF ti knob acc. manufacturers and re- TAILS 1th OF MEN’S AND B* Y8’CLOLUINO CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. ALSO, Vinegar, Irish PoUtoee, Apples, Onions, and are receiving dally, OJioioo Butter. Frosn Com Meal —AND— DRESSED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS, FLOUR— lour made by J. M. 1 to tbe Trade, sad have now la Store a foil eopply of Super, Extra, Family, Extra Family and Fancy Id 98, 49 aud 24 Pound Sac.Hi. other brands. "B. E. Let,” "Grave* Mills oJuct of several Tennessee Mills, all of whl< HOWARD LIME, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. Will heap daring th* winter, heavy stocks of Bulls. Meats and. Lard, Shipped ne direct by Ptoken, which will be sold low by car load or otherwise, looee or racked. Live Hogs Bought *nd Shipped on Orders.' 500 Bales of Hay and Tea Car Loads Ear Cora in Store. STBFHBNScfc PLTirar. BUHLNFSS NOTICE. Respectfully, By inference t-> the above card. It will bo eoen that I a A. U. SKAUO, Atlanta. now connected with the Wholesale OBOCEHY and PRODUCE HOUSE of A. X SEA GO, in the city of AtlanU, where I »haU be most happy to see my old friends; and I assure them tbat I am now better prepared to protect and prompte tbeir Interacts than over before. er prepared to protect and promote tbeir lnteraete than W. H. V. NICRKLDERUY- late of Griffla. Ga. Block iu Store aud to Arrire Soon; 10.000 Ponnds Bulk Meats, well cured. Including Clear, Clear Bib Sides and Shoulders, Packed In Caeka snd Half Casks, or loose. 25.000 Pounds Old Bacon. Clear and Clear Rib 81des and Shoulders, packed to amt buyers. 16.000 Pound* Beat Quality Leaf lacd, In Barrels and Cana. GBAIST ! GB.ABV ! (VUHOiU’M SURPRISE SEED OATS, Seed Rye, B d Seed Wheat and White 8eed Wheat, Clover Seed. Grass Reeds In variety, of the purest and beet. l.f.Oo Barrels and Bags Flour -grade* end prices equal to any Floor in the iltaU, 300 balsa Best Timothy Hay. aLWO—A iu’ stocl New Orleane Raw a Caudles, Oysters, Soap. Ao.. Ac. BEMEMBBR. Most Beautiful HESIDK.NCE LOT, •ret . rarera » . . .. . ... , | fTtHAT the entire Bar Fixture* of SALOON NO. 78 ky 800 F*tl % ot^JU^kts£ Street, icJih /m- . 18, opposite the National Hotel, will jb* sold JEWELLING, FIVE GOOD PLASTERED BOOKS, occupied by Judse Daniel Pittman, 400 yards north-east cf Kimbsll Bouae, on tnat eml- Lence due west of tbe Bell Mansion, in Flrat-Clas* NelgHborKoodS Will bo told on tho promisee, on Its own merits, absolutely to the bight at bidder, at 3)i o’clock, Thursday Afternoon, Decembers, 1879. ** BEAUTIFUL LOT. Terma made known on day of aale. Remember the time, or Thursday afternoon, the da. after the election. BELL k GOLDSMITH, tie *d3t Beal Estate Agents. On Consignment 3,000 Busbele Choice tynllo Wheat. ICO Barrels Flour, Pride of Geornls. ICO '* •• Washt'-xtop XXX. 2 Car Loads Prim - White Com. Block Teas, Data and Couutry Pro.lure ccr.era'ly. J A. AN8LKY, dt 3tf Corner Pryor and Hunter streets. Etowah River Farm sir PUBLIC OUTCRY. 450 ACRES, i or leas, lying immediately on Rome Railroad and Ktoway River; 16J acres cleared and in high state of cultivation: The baianc* finely timbered and adjacent to Railroad For productiveness in s" kinds of crop*.including clover, aud for haaltbf . isa and f'ocessibliuy, It le not surpassed by any pl.o* of the else In the State. CORN, FODDER AND COTTON SEED Far Sale on the Place. with interest at lb per cent, ac i One-third two yesre,' -ith tutervst at 10 per cent. J. A. ASHLEY. M. BAILEY & CO., PRODUCE AND PRO VISIOA' BROKERS Pike’s Building, Fourth Street, CIJTC'AA'ATM, O auction. By tho LIVE AUCTION HOU9E of T. C.'Maysir, This Afternoon at 3 o’clock. Do on hand punctually at S o’clock if yon wsnt a AT AlTTOTIOIV. ON TH3 PBEMI3E3 AT 3tf O’CLOCK. THURSDAY AFTERNOON December 13,1873, Thoso Tao Dwelling House* and the Lots corner of Marietta, Cain and lYnlton Streets, W«st of the residence of Willis P. Chisolm. LOT NO. 1 . on Marietta street and red with two-*lory Dwel LOT NO. 3 Capitalists specially Invited to attond this sale- mix DECEMBER. JV W* most cheerfully rerommeod this central, fine reot-paylng property for permanent Invest ment. Title* perfect. Terms—One-third cash; balance one year, with interest from date. BALE—Tucnanax An kukoon, DKinti 12th. BELL k GOLDSMITH, deldit Beal E- tat** Agent*. “DOMESTIC” Cincinnati, D.vemb^r 3.—Fiourdoll and uuclifiuged nt 87 3^7 &0. Owu qaiet and uucufiogpd. Pork dull fit 812. Lard OBchfiDgfd. Bfcoq—old unebkDg- Dancing Classes. PROFE8SOR NICHOL8 \17ILLi COMMENCE A SEOOND TERM ON v V Tbnrsus). December ttb, 1872, At James’ Hall, tbs new (Hide i 8. If. Agents: It don’t pay you to fight the b:st machine i pro to onr claim i get the agency an! •Hit. UK’it MSSnrS.EC4.Jt Oaten SU X. 1. vs jison, bulge*. How*. Weed and Florence Ma chines, % u h » «- have taken In exchange at a *' ~ •ery eheap. oeTT -uAwi GEORGIA—Oglethorpe Coanty, JBERT TURNER, head of a lam of ra'i AL children, makes application for mptioa* personalty, and estiintt apart and value a of home stead, and 1 will pass upon the earns 12 o'clock a. V., on the 4th day of December. 1872. . . It. B. MITCHELL. Ordinary O. Lexington Qa., Nov. 16th, l *>, nov.8i MILLBDQEVILIiE LIVEHY STABLE. put up a commodious Livery ’•table building. He bee fine Saddle Stock and fine Turn onta. An elegant rbfeton from this Stable attends the arrival and departnre of trains at the MtiUdgevlH* Depot. BROWN’H HOTEL MACON, OEOROIA. and best Hotel In the City. It le situa ted Immediately opposite the General Paeacnger Depot and for Comfort. Elegance. Economy and av tentioa of Ita Employee* aud attaches It offer* great er Inducements t< tho traveling public, than any oU>. J. S. OLfVER & CO., CJRKEB ALaBAMS AND IORSYTH STS.. NOV OrrtBINO, St Is, :©.Mt mul.t DIIESSED HOOS. BONES. BULK MEATS, HAMS, molj trimmed, leaf lard, lard an cans, Mix sod Tars Leal, Ac. A LEO—Flow c< Iks best breads M«l, Cara. Bar, PhiladeVa AND Southern Mail Steamship Line rpo WILUINOTON, N. O.-U compouil ot two -L Firs'. Claes Steamships, oft**)tens each, eall- Ing from each port every WEDNESDAY. THROUGH HATER to all points Souths.mi bseth- west as low as by suy other route*. Inaut too per rant Prompt and certain dispatch give n. For rates on General Merchandise, Oorton, Sheet ing. etc., apply to W. U James. Uontrai Agent, Phil, adelphia.- Worth* Worth. AgenU, WUmmgton.N.C., A. Pop*. *veoors* Fralga t Agent. W.. O. k a. h wumingtoa -• spr-ei Ail in iu tut ru tor 7 * Sale. — —inary o thorp* county, tlirra wiU be sold before the Corn honea door, In O’# town of Lexington In aald eon ty. within the legal hoar* of mle,oo th* Fund Tux DAT m J AN Cast. 1873, the follosnng tract or land aald oanty. batofigliif to the e*tate of lioaaar Cmn, Dae based: A tract coutalatng FOUL HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE ACHES, 4 mon or lees, adjoining lamia«f Anthony OUve.Wu H. Kidd, Louisa Dav.nport, 8 H. Stokotey and ctb Said land la three miles from Lexington Depct^n ■old for the benefit of the heirs and eredi’orso Administrator de boats n JAMES M. BALL, President. WM. A. MOO UK, Vico President* WM. W. CLAYTON, Casktsr. State National Bank, ATLANTA, GA. AutlioriEed Capital $500,000. Beeievea Deposits, buys and sella Exchange on New York and other points. Special Attention Given to Collections, With prompt Remittances. DIRECTORS: James M. Ball. Wm. A. Boor* Campbell Wallace, Jsmoa H. Porter, James B. Wylie, Benjamin B. Crane, John B. Gordon, Edwin Platt, John B. Wallace. Oglethorpe ShertlPa Sales. W ILL be eold on tha first Tuesday In Janaary next, before the Court-hona* doc: In the town of Leiingtoi-, Oglethorpe county, within the legal hour* of aale, a Tract or Land containing ONE HUNDRED AORES, more or lees, in said oounty, adjoining lands of E. Q. Brooks, A. LUU* and others. Levied on as tbs property of Elisabeth C. Smith, to satisfy a fi fk is sued from the Superior Court ot aald oounty. In fav-ir of Johnson A Lsftwleh, surviving partners o Johnson. Lrftwich k Peru vs. Ellxabeih C. r-mltb. Nov. 70'h. 1871 ilOOKER ADKINS. Sheriff* N. K. rowi,KK, Auctianeer. T BKwSoiaslMSknlowoIEcCmknA o* MticScU urott. wui b* sou oa mu d*i- ra*i lowlv. IMcmemt JJ. >i u.* Can-Uuiu* Texm*— auX; boUae. taro* *sS mx siostb* Vllk i par —n* * Wioata cm o. out*, tot aL a* ■4 oumua (XU ,pl*a4<d ©tor* be fora 4tM» WAU1CA * fOVUB. Executor’s 8ale OF VALUABLE LAiSDS IN OGLETHORPE COUNTY. BORGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY— In pnrea- U ancc of an order from the Court ef Ordinary of said county .granted at the October Adjourned Tarn of aald ooort, I will offer for aale before the Coart Hones door, IN THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON, in mid county, between the lewfrtl hours of ante ON THE FIB8T TUESDAY Ol DECEMBER NEXT ESTATE OF a D. EDI HEBREW, late of said county, deceeaeod .being about 100 serve. Seid lend will be told for the pevment of the debu of eeid estate, end for other perpoees, end will be knocked off to the highest bidder. Parties desiring to pore bee* era requested to cell on tbe undersigned et Beerdatown, and examine tbe Ueeidee the tract on which the decedent resided et tbe time of hie leatb. what la known ea the BUR- MAR TRACT, will also be sold. Terms cash. The larger portion of this lend Use Immediately on tbe Athena Branch of Georgm Railroad, and a portion in ctober 18. 1871. odO-td Houston Htrect Loti at ▲action. TFEME.tIBKB, that Mayeoe, ef the Uv* Aaetfao IV bouae will seQ three Lota on Houston rtraet. Wednesday Morning, ith Dumber, et 11 o'clock- isisil Asctlss—t
