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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY SON. Atlanta, Go., Wednesday, Dec. 95,1073, HJLTON DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOB TAX BKCKITKB. A. O. GRIER. FOB TAX OOLLECIOB, 8. R. HOTuE. FOB OOUHTT HURVITOB, B. P. WALKER. FOB COBOMin, WILLIAM KILE. [Election January lit.] CITY AFFAIRS. B&. O. E. Whisky and Old Valley at li. M. Rose A Co.'s, Broad street. November ‘A. 1872.. I certify that the enjoined la that part of the re port of the Judges “ ‘ £ •-*- *— — 1 The attention of the public la reapectlnlly called to the “ -*-* *-** " Judge Wilde, Agei ern Georgia. to the foregoing official statement. The pubiio will udge from it who baa stated lalaily—Umlllle IVllde. B. T. 8MILUB, Agent Singer Manufacturing Company, for North- Faib Geoukds, Qa. Aul'l Association. Ool. IT. D. Capers, Superintendent Fine Arts Depart ment: * * * The Domestic Sewing Machlno, as a fami ly machine, is the best. * * • • (Signed) J. 0. Pick, w. H. 08TLXB, Sow. Famhons. X dislike very much to call the veracity of any c in question, and will give Mr. 8milie the credit of believing what he claims. He ha* repeated it eo oft en, 1 really believe he thinks it ii true that he was awarded something, R. J. Wiles. A. BOBENFKLD'd • CLOTHING STORE CLOTHING STORE CLOTHING STORE TO PURCHASE TO PURCHASE TO PURCHASE IS THE PLACE IS THE PLACE IS THE PLACE THE BEST CLOTHING AT THE LOWE8T PRICES AT THE LOWEST PRICES AT THE LOWEST PRICES REMEMBER THE PLACE 40 WHITEHALL STREET 40 WHITEHALL STREET 40 WHITEHALL STREET AT Ell LAWSIIE’S RELIABLE JEWELS! BtORL. is now opened an immense and superb stock, consisting un part of FULL SETS OF PEARL, HALF SETS OF Pi ARL, ALL CORAL BETS, OOLD AND CORAL SETS, rURCOlSK A*P PEARL SETS Elgin, EhiJadelpnla, United btatea. Waltham and Howard GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. —-ALSO — WARRANTED SOUD 'bijlveh wake — and Triple and Quadruple HOLIDAY PLATE. GOODS. STANDARD O LD CHAINS. HOLIDAY GOLD HEADED CANES, GOODS, and many other Magnificent dels EB LAWSHE. ER LAWSHE. ER LAW8PE. ER LAWSHE. ER LAWSHE. ER LAWSHE. LAWSHE. ER LAWSHE. AROUND THE (TTY. Rather Early.—Sc feral of the town boys inaugurated Chriatmaa Monday night Thia is all sell enough; but then a fair and even start, boys, if ah that we can s«k. Atlanta Postoffice, Atlanta, Dec. 24, 1872.—Editors dun: Please aunounco that the Post office will be closed at 11 a. u. and open at 3 r. u. for business on the 26th Inst. ^Jaa. L. DuwwlRd, P. M. Ok Whitehall atreet, recently, some young ladlea who had been moklug collection* for Bell street Fillh Methodist Church, lost a package containg $1G SO. The fludor will ba thankfully warded by leaving the package at theTneStrir Office. O. E.—Messrs, li. M. Rose & Co. were all over In b "flurry" yeeterday, filling ordera for their celebrated O. E. whisky and Chriatmaa wlnea. They have an excellent assortment suitable for the holiday*, which are selected with great care, with an eye and taste peculiar to that of their cus tomers. Lewis Clarke’s Hat and Furniture Emporium atti acted more than ordinary attention yesterday, and he and his clerks were busy all day showing and selling the many borutiful articles in his line. We saw some real nice Chriatmaa present! from there, and the ladies appeared par ticularly parsed with the bargains infnra. Hols ar tbo Whitehall crossing. Yoii. Dukniho.—TLia most iudefati- gable agent of the Sleeping Car Line, has about reduced things in hia line to a science, lie has ii arranged that the conductors on his cara have ajgontas much to do aa they can well attend to. Every'hlng goes aa smoothly along aa machinery, and the comforts experienced by a trip on the 'Winetka," or "Fairview,” with the polito conduc tor* in attondanco all atieat the superior man agement and judgement of Dunning. Much complaint was expressed yesier- day lrom merchants on account of the difficulty ex perienced In getting goods shipped by the Southern Express Company. When it la remembered that the immense amount o{ business doue by this lino requires all the time and labor of Its employee, not only in the day, but moro than half the sight, in order to accommodate its patrons, we must be patient. Wo are aiaurcd that every point la strained to servo ali. The Foubth Bapiisi Cncscn,—To- night the members, friends, and ail others are in vited to attond a meeting at this church, near West End. The entertainment will consist of ainging by tbo Sunday School of the congregation, which will be fo.lowed by an address by Mr. Augustus L. Horn, aday. Admission free. The good peoplo of that neighborhood aro anticipating a pleasant evening, and the pubiio gone rally aro cordially invited to GOODS. |bo caillLgat ER LAWSHE'S RELIABLE JEWELRY STORE, WHITEHALL STREET. cnmsTJBJs prfsfjvtb at auction. GRAND SPECIAL AUCTION OF NEW AND ELE GANT FURNITURE. A rare chance to buy your Christmas presents at your own price. Will bo sold by the Live Auction House of T. C. Msyaon, Tues day morning tho 24th December, at 10 o'clock. (Sals in imb noesa.) 6 Elegant Full Marblo Chamber Suits, with Dress ing Case complete—something really handsome and the latest stylo. 4 Full Marb'.o Bud-room Suits. 2 Handsome Full Marble-top S.dcboardi. 0 Splendid Walnut Wardrobes. 12 Marble-top Centre Tables. 0 Dozen flno Walnut Canc-scst Chairs. 0 Dozen fine Rockers, of various styles. Walnut Bodstesds of various stylos—in fact the largest and by far the finest iuvoico of Furniture evor offered at auction in this city. The public and tbb ladies especially, aro Invitod to cbU and ex- ami ne tbe stock before the sale. del8-lw J. H. BARRETT. Auctioneer. a. //. tc a. fomcf, (Whitehall Street, (SIGN BIO ISDN BOOT.) Gents' Calf (Custom-made) Boots; Gents' Calf (Custom-made) Congress Oslters; Gants* Fat. Leather (Custom-made) Congress Gaiters Gents' fine Slippers, for Christmas and Now Year Freeenta. Ladies' French Eld Double-buttoned Loots) Ladles' Cloth Double-Buttoned Boots; Ladies' Kid and Pebble Goat Boots; Ladles' Glove and Calf Boots. Boys' Calf Boots and Congress Oaltera; Child’s Patent Loather Red-top Boots; Children’s Shoes In all styles and colors, AT THE BOOT AND SHOE EMTORIUM ds!9 O. H. ft A. W. FORCE. LAW «fc CO., (LATE McBBIDE ft CO.) Uabixtta Stsext. Have In stock for the Holidays, DINNER SETS. TEA SETS, FRUIT BETS. DESERT BETS. CUT OLA8S 8ET8, CHAMBER SETS, BUREAU TOILET SETS, SILVER SETS, CUT GLASS OOBLET8, CUT GLASS WINES,l CUT GLASS DECANTERS. CUT GLASS CHAMPAON1 STYLES, CUT GLASS CHEESE STANDS, CUT GLASS PITCHERS. R0GES8* CUTLERY, IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY MANTLE ORNAMENTS. PARIAN FIGURES, CHANDELIERS. LAMPS. IIYA- CINTHE VASES. SPIT ICONS. CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS, And 1b tact every article in the crockery line to be found in a first-class house. Ud~ WILL BE fcOLD CHEAP FOB CASH. LAW Si CO. Atlanta, December 24, 1672.— Messrs. Editors: 1 see my name published la to-day's Issue of Ths Be*, in connection w.th the candidacy for Tax Receiver of Fulton county. My name wee need without my knowledge'or content 1 am not a can didate. Plsaae make the correction and oblige. Yours truly, Crab. W. Hvwto. First Baptist Church.—The First Baptlat Church Sunday School will bold a Christ- Festival in the lecture room of the church next Thursday evening. A Christmas tree, with presents for the children, some pretty new songs by the school, and short ad dresses by the Pastor, Hou. C. Pe- pies ai d otuers, will add interest and pleavure to the occasion. Teachers and icholare are requested to meet promptly at seven o'clock, r. u., and all tho friends of the school are Invited. Rip Van Winkle.—Wo t.avo received a notice from the agents of McKco Eanki'i that he will be In this city on tho 8tu and 9tU of January. McKeoisan actor c-f no mean merit, and his spe ciality of Rip Van Winkle is m< at favorably mented upon by the press. In some act* of thia oelebratod play it is contended that he rises superior to the great Jefferson. The Hat of ondoriementa now before ns w mid aot-m to bo a guarantie of hla success, coming, as they do, fro u some of tho most reliable papers in the United Bute*. Little Ciiildiien.— This morning when Christmas comes to delight all you fortunate little folks, who are almost sure to rcceivo something pretty cn this happy day, won’t you look over your present stock of toys and select from them what ever you can spare T Whon you do this, It will be easy enough to find some very poor girls and boys whom you can gladden by the gift of your iast-off playthings. Do mote, if you can, children, but at least do this. Bo many poor children havo Cbrlstmast all; for poverty can shut out e Santa Claus himself. The Horbr.—As 8ol Smith Bussell would say, the horse Is a very beautiful vogetable, and there are different kinds of horses. But as lor us, give us tbe horse who deliberately walked up in front of TnB Sun office, and aftor giving one long, silent and piercing gaze at our book-keeper, fell down and died. There was no put on about it He died all over. Whether it was the effects of the epi- zoot or the woeful Ivcks of the book-keeper, or wliat—he died and was hauled c ff. (This la our own individual item, aud Wliidby hd no busiuesa pry ing around into our afftirs. Let him kill his oan horses if he'a hard up ) It lias been mysteriously hinted that an association la being formed for a celebration of "Twelfth Night.” in Atlanta, similar, Gough on a much smaller seale than tho "MjaUck Krewe" and Mardi Gras, in New Orleans. If ths at.empt proves successful, the revelers propose to parade cn Twelfth night (6th January,) and will appear at a given signal, to be made known by proclamation of hi. Mo.tniih.nd Might, MiJ.itj, tb. King of Ml the Revelers. Arrangements are being nude for the various railroads to sell half-fare tickets for the occasion. ^ The Messrs. Plait.—We still insist upon our readers paying especial attention to the supply of furniture on exhibition at the store of Piatt ft Oo., in James' Bank Block. Every day adds new style* to their already varied assortment of goods. Because we call special attention to their finer sets, it is not Intended to convey the idea that their stock does not contain everything in the fur niture line. Tbe man of moderate mean* can go there and get a vary respectable outfit for a anul snm, while the more wealthy can supply almost desire. Their bed-room suits range in prices, from forty to five hundred dollars, and embraces ali grades, from tbe highest to the lowest. They have, also, Joel received a splendid lot of artificial flowers for parlor adornments' French vases and numerous pretty little things which most be rare to be folly prised. They have a large ware room on Alabama street, and the Noe. T and 9, James' Bank Block, are principally used for displaying their better grades of ware. If a married man has the deilre to have peace and con tentment ali through the coming year, he can beet •scoreit by surprising the "old lady" with a hand some set of furniture aa a Christinas or New Year's present; for, next to a new bonnet, it l* conceded that furniture come* nearer effecting the detirtd end than anything else. The haoaoaeei man we nodc.d about tLe whole concern, was Mr. Charlie Platt, anJ if he-* not married, he ought to be, and if he keep* up his present appearances will be befoie next Christmas. They have laid my little darling Uudeqtho dew and (he aod, Where (he bine-bells, the dalslca, And little violets nod. We never again shall see her. She hts gone lorevormorc, Across the mya lo river Over the other shore. She was the lalrest little one That was ever born, Her eyes, they wo re the brightest "That ere the sun shone on." But she has passed sway from rartb To go to that land above, To have hor Saviour bless her, And dwell within Hi* love. Lotus BiU-k. Kecoudek’b Court.—Phillip Mirena being drunk aud disorderly, was fined five and oosts. F. D. Cunningham, on tho same chsrgo, was fined five and costs. Louis Huff being accused of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was let off with costs. Jacob Stafford, same charge, was Lued a "Y," In addition to the charges. Tom Howard, drunk aud quarreling, was fined ten and costs. Laura Goodman, drank and disorderly, was fined five and coat*. A. Swanson, for being dlsoiderly, fine.l« A. 0. Ladd, same charge, paid costs. Eden Wilson,drank aud disordetly, u is fined five and costs. Dicey Warren, ssmo charge, was fluid ths same amount. C. L. Smith was fined flvo and costs for druuken- f »■ and profAnlty. Robert Jackson wsa fined five and coats for dis orderly conduct. Colonel Tom Hill will giro nn egg nogg to-day. He ha* taken special pains to keep the fact and tho place secret. Where is that fellow who proposes to show Atlanta aa it is, for nothing—and what it is to bo—for what be expects to get. These sewing machine fellows are mighty clever. They won't allow a stranger to buy a Christmas drink or smoke a single cigar at hla n expense. Phillips & Crew’s establishment has been crowded for two days, bat such a little dlmunition haa been made Gut everybody is cor dially invited to coma in to see wbai is left Barney Williams says that if any business man haa forgotten to get np a present for hla family, call at hla establishment, and full amende may be made before dinner time to-day. Christmas comes bat ones a year, bat oertsln editor says that hla wife’s stocking 1* not large enough to hold the good things which he la willing to give her. Query: la Gut editor's suc cess so largo, or la the understanding of tho Letier half too small f Last night, os we were thinking of the long night's work before as, we were made happy by receiving a demijohn of the finest rum. Tho printers,;whose throats were out of "sorts," with impulse rushed forward and took a long pall at the old John, and made the following toast: "Long lire George Sharp, Jr., and may ho flourish 'till his coat-tail flops out his brains." The cold weather cornered tbe mad, but old Sol, lu a llttlo game of soltalre, euchred out tbe ice, and here wo are. In the same fix oi the fel low who cailtd out to Jare to help him out. Stuck in the mud. The only oonaolatlon we have, la to call the Savannah Republican a "Chatham county Lyer," when it repeats that tbe water supply of At lanta, is lnsnificienjL Hymeneal.--About C o’clock, yester- day morning, Dick Clarke surprised hla brother Lewis H., by ringing tbe latter'a door bell and pre senting to Lewis' soft and melting gaze a bride, Well, the whole story la thia: The day before yester day, at Macon, Dick and Miss Katie Johnson, of Coweta county, were marriod, and they are at pres ent stopping with their brother iu this city. The many friends of Dick will smile (as we did) when they see this announcement. So sly I Office of the Confederate Uoncmen- tal Association of Gkoboia, Augusta, Qa., Dec, 20th, 1872.—We send greeting to every mau and woman in the atato of Goorgla, and ihe Sooth, wish ing them a happy Christmas, aud soliciting a con tribution in honor oi tnoso who cun participate n< more in Ua pleasures and happy re-anions with those they loved and for whom they died. Send per local agents, or directly to this office, aud Uckots will bo promptly forwarded. L. ft A. H. McLaws, Oen. Agents James M. Hmythk, State Agent Coral attli Dnsintos Ifoticro. A Bttya’ Suita AT LAIIOE Men’s Suits L 0 lW STOCK Youths’ Suita rRICES EiaFMAN A Dun. a 55 Whitehall at A Boys’ Talmas AT LARGE Youths’ Talmas LOW The II. I. Kimball House. visit A correspondent of the Columbus Sun, to Atlanta, bss tho following lu yesterday'* issuo of that paper: It is hardly posslbio for us to ray anything now aboi.tthoH. LKimball Huu*j, except ltbelnref- erence to the acoomplishe-i gentleman who haa re cently l»ocome its proprietor. Col. W- M. Nicbolls, magnificent hotel, iu the management of which he Is s>ainted by two moat excellent and accomniodai- lM? clerks, Messrs. M. Conway and Frank Roach, to whom wo aro mdebtod for a generous 1 ospltal wor thy ths magnitude of thl* grand hosterJy. ATLAJTTA JHAUHLTS. CORRKJTED daily. Sob Office, December 24, in2. COTTON—Exceedingly quiet at 17X®I8c. FINANCIAL.-GOLD—Baying 1.10; selling 1.12. Silybb.—Buying 1.04; selling 1.07. Exchange.—Baying at % discount; selling at pa Bonds and Blocs*.—Georgia 6s, 75@77; 7s, 844E 86; New Georgia bonds at tha State Treasury, 100. Atlanta Ctty Bonds—7a. 74<$70; 8s, 84@8fl; Augusta, Georgia Railroad Stock, 93@93; Georgia Railroad Bonds, 9S&27. Atlauta and West Point Railroad Stock, 8S&90; Atlanta and West Point Railroad Bonds, 98^100. Macon and Western Rail road Stock, 91&93. Gaunt—Ear corn is 80$.82 cents par bushel; white corn, new 80; meal W£87. Red wheat 1 90; white 2 00. Oats are mixed 66; straight seed 60. Stock peas <1 10<&1 20. Wheat bran fl 26. Hat.—Choice Western clover |tt<§,30; Georgia 22®28. Flour.—Fancy at 10 23@11 00; extra family 9 75 ®10 25; family 9 00®9 26; super-fine 7 60. Salt—Virginia salt la worth 3 00TLiverpool 2 80. Meats—New meat la now on the market, and it is upon tbe new we make quotations. Bacon—none here at present. Balk clear rib aldca 7,H; clear tides 7\; shoulders fijtf. Lard Is worth VJf cent* in Gerces; cans and keg* 10)4c; buckets 12. Obocbbie*.—Coffee 1* steady and stiffening at 20){<323, Sugar— brown 10X611X; extra O 12)4 @13; A 13V.@13)4 - crashed, powdered and granu lated 14)4; cot loaf 18)4; New Orleans sugar 11@12. Molasses is selling at 26 In hogshead; 27 In tierces; 29 in barrels. Syrup 66&60, according to quality. New Orleaeana syrup 70@75. Cheese 17 cento. Soda —kags, 6; boxes 9. Fotaeh—19 00 per case; con centrated lye $8 10 per case. Soaps, 6@8c. Oln ger, 20c. t’epper 25@28c. Starch, 6J4@7jfo- Pow der—rifle, per keg, $7 25; olaating, per keg, $8; Shot—drop, $3; back, $3 26. Cepe—G. D., 4lo per m; water proof, 90@f 1 per m. Bauuimq 16. Ties 8)4 @9. Factout Goods—Thread |1 C3; 4-4 Sheeting 13; X Shirting 11)4; Shirting 9)41 Checks and plaids 1B@16)4- CousTbt Pbodccb.-Potatoes 33/|3 28; ouions, 8 25@4 00 per bbl.; apple*. Northern. 6 A0@4 60; eggs are firm at 33@35; hatter, country 20@22: Tennessee 2f@80; chicken* I2)4@lfc.; dressed poultry—turkey 16018; chickens 12015. Fish—Mackerel, bbls. No. 3s 10 60; half bbla. No. Is, 6 60; hGf bbls. No. 2s, 8 60; kits No. Is. C6; No. 2s, 1 60; No. 3, 1 25 Caxdlbv—In boxes 22, In half buies at 22)4; quarter Luxe* 23 cents. *arTHE PUREST AND SWEET- eat Cu'l Liver O.l in tin) \ri.r!il is Hazard A Cel.'ellV, r?• i. r'. j .emdior^ from frcdli whctcuIn. , OVaaeiJ, Hazard 4Ca,.Vrv 1 It is abwMutviy pure and aweet. vi.o have ouce tak en it prvltr it to an/ otlier. t'or nit by .11 draggiata. •alStnJrfri- -diwlj. Men's Talmas PRICES Eiseman & Bbo.’s. STOCK| At ISS-the “DOMESTIC" SEWINO Machine Company has over two thou, sand empty “Dome.atio" Sewing Machine boxes (or salo at No. 4 DcOive's Opera House. _ del2 NO BOTHER with the ten sion.—On the “Domestio” Ihe-ten. eione are self-adjusting, thus avoiding tho manifold botherations which beset tho owners of other sewing machines.— Do not wait for canvassers to call upon yon, bat go and seo tho “Domestio" nt No. 4 DeGivo’a Opera House, and pro™ tho very strong claims rnado for this m 1- chiue of superiority over nil others If yon want to seo tho “King" OI the “Lock Stitch” Audit at tho “Do mestic" Sowing Mochiuo Co.’s Rjoa-.«. Its many points of superiority over all other machines combined place it be yond competition. It will be shown to nil with pleasure at No. 4 Dr Give's Op era House, whether they wish to pur chase or not. em- P. H. OELRICH, AGENT FOB Kauffman’s Cincinnati Laoeb Deeb— Owing to increased sales and recent ar rangements, begs leave to inform the pablio that he can now furniah this cele brated Beer at FIFTEEN DOLLARS PEB BARBEL. He also makes a spe cialty in 1iis stock of Fino Wines, Li- qnora and Cigars, both retail and whole sale, under James’ Bank, Whitehall street. - de24-d&wl2t. S6T THEBE IS NOTHING NICER for a Gontlcmaa's Christmas present than a fine suit of clothes. My stock of Black, Bine, Brown and Dahlia Cloths, Pants, Cassimere, Veiting, Overcoat ings, Ac., is not excelled in quantity or quality, by any house in this city. I will guarantee a PERFECT FIT or no salo, and in my prices I will defy competition for the holiday trade. Call and sec me, corner Decatur and Pryor streets, under Kimball House. dcc20 J. H. DVKEMAH. SST HOLIDAYS r CHRISTMA S ! I 1872 1 GRAND OPENING of Chriwimaa Goode at SHARP’S PARLOR JEW ELRY STORE, Republic Block, oppo site Kimball House, Atlauta, Oi. On Monday, December 23, 1872, will be exhibited for tbe Christmas trade tho Largest and most Elegant Stook of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS, over opened in this city. STERLING SILVERWARE » spe ciality. Just opened, direct from Messrs, Gor ham & Co. Manufacture, Solid Silver I'ea Sets, Teto-n-tvte Sits, Sugar «od Creams Borry Bowls, Cups, Goblets, Card Receivers, Pickle DishtP, Prtrervo Dishes, o.uo hundred other varieties of Presents, ranging in price from So to 8100. TAKE NOTICE, My Christibau Sales will commence on Monduy Mcrning, 231, and a Larger, Finer Stock and Greater Variety will fco offered, and Lower Prices than over seen in this city heforo. REMEMBER! If you want Bargains, Fino Goods, Elegant Styles, SHARP’S JEWELRY STORE is tho place to vii.it. DIAMONDS 11 Sharp wi.l open on Monday Morning tho Largo Stock of DIAMONDS pur chased before the licuvj advance, and will give such inducement to purchasers they will bo compelled to buy, if only for an investment. CHRISTMAS ILLUMINATION I! I SHARP’S PARLOR JEW ELRY STORE will be kept opeu Monday und Tuesday nigbU until 12 o'clock, und will be Illuminated. t&- DRY GOODS I DRY GOODS 1 Guand Display of New Goods fob the Holiday .—John Koely has just re ceived a large g*ack of goods, being the third importation of this season. He will exhibit this season the following at tractions, viz: 100 pieces wonted dress goods, 22f yards worth p5o.; SO pieces black alpacas CO and COc. such as have been selling all the season at Go and 85c. 80 dozen of the choicest imitation lace oollars ever offered iu Atlanta. 40 dozen real lace collars at very low prices. 200 Limerick lace oollars—novelties. 1,000 fancy and embroidered handker chiefs, cheap. 200 pairs of -blankets from 82 25 per pair, np. GOO new and beautiful ludivs’ uilk lies and ficlias. 100 ladies’ shawls of the newest de signs, in stripes. 1,000 pairs childrens' fancy wool hose. Tho largest end best assortment of crupc collars ever offered in Atlanta. Knit woolen goods in endless variety. Jeans, raesimercs, doeskins, flannels, and drees goode of all sorts will be sold at rcducod prices to dear them ont at me. Lace handkerchiefs, fine embroidered linen do., ahlrt bosom) 1 , infants embroi dered waists, jaconet edgings, etc., a job lot in immenso variety, in the prices of which competition is invited. 100 dozen corsets, among which every thing desirable will be found. Every thing in fancy goods from a 60 cent silk neck near! to a 825 Icco collar, may be found on the “Bargain Counter.” Purchasers will c insult their interests by m iking an examination of tho atock this week. John Keblt. £ocal att!) jBnoittet* Kolias *®*WANTED—Two honest, industri ous and sober men, with or withont fam ilies, to tako charge of a Market Farm one mile of the city. New houses, pier ty of wood and good water are ready for them. Tho proprietor has first-dais stock anil the best of implements to work with. Society good and a church con venient. Apply to dc25 Trios. M. Clabic & Co. tffi, BE IT REMEMBERED THAT Ro wine & Fox aro still tho agents lor tho Grand Gift Lottery to be drawn at Stephenson, Ala., December 25th, the profits of which go toward the erection of a suitable cemetery and monument over tho remains of Confederate soldiers killed in the late war. It is worth year while to invest in au enterprise which will commemorate the deeds of tbe gal lant dead and, perhaps, “put money in thy purse.” Tickets$5. nov7. a-e-a Sir- Chapped Humla, Face , ltongh Skin,Pimples,Ringworm, SaltKheum and other Cutaneous ntiectious cured, and the skin mailo soft uml smooth, by using the Juniper Tar tjoap, made by Caswell, Hazard A Co., Now York. For raid by all Druggists. .vtAw-ed d&wly Attnonturmritia. The citizensol d » 1231 li D ain't G. M., dcsir eg to >li4w .mir apprrci.itnjn of the ability uud impartiality with which Justfce It. S. WATERS has dis charged the duties of hie position, pro pose to re-oleut him ou tbe First Satur day in January next, by an overwhelm ing majority. An honest Justice of tho Peace is a treasure to uny community.— Jndge Waters is emphatically the right man in tho right place. JAMES CAMPBELL is a candidnte for tho position of Constable. Let the people turn ont and roll up tho loudest majority of the season. The election will be held at the Justice’s Court Room, on Pesohtree street. de21 MANY VOTERS. We are authorized to announco YrM. F. JANES, of Polk county, us a candi date for the ofllco ut St-ito Treasurer. dec21 . FOIL HUKKIFF. Messrs. Editors: Plenso announce that I am a candidate for Sheriff for Fulton coanty at tho ensuing election January 1st, 1873, aud will endeavor, if elooted, to appoint such deputies os wll be accepta ble to the whole people of the county. nol3td W. D. Bbown. POll OllDINAItV. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidato for the office of Ordinary of Taliaferro county, at tiio election for coanty officers in January nnxt. Uecl4-dlwftw2t (UAULE8 A. DKAZLEY, poll CO.IIP TIIO la Lie R GKJVKllAL.. COL. W. L. GOLDSMITH, of De- Kalb county, is a candidato for Comp troller Gonerul, subject to Democratic nomination. Eleetiou next January, by General Assembly. _ del2 TO TI1B VOTKll/oF FUliTON COUNTY Messrs. Editors: Plenso announce that I am a caudidato for tho ofllce of Tax Collector of Fultou county, at tho eusu ing election, January 1st 1873; and i pledge myself, if elected, to disahurgo tho duties of too oQico to tho best of my ability. J. O. Holbrook. no21 Editors Atluht'i ou ': Pivaeo announce uiy nuuio ns a <• e-du *1*' tor Justice of the Peace, for <1 e PWtitli Dhotriet G. M., at tue approaching I'icotioD in Jaanrry next. Ju thus otUriug mybirif for thut public position, I will only niy that I bring au experience of eight years iu the anno ofllce, und with the determination, “if elected,” to deal out even-handed justice to all, “uud especially” to enforce the laws aguin.it crini" of all Fpei'h s, without regard to pirsohfl oppositions. 1 ask tho support of ullcitiz oh who do- .siro to aid iu the suppression of mine, und tho promotion id “law aod order.” Being physically unable to po oatamoug the people, I shall expect those of my friendu whom I liuvu aided iu their nominations, both for county und eiiy oflioeH, to extend their influence in my behalf, foi which I shad be over gr.tciul. James W. Murphy. AtUmta. Nor. 2Sf/i. 1872. [Remember Itl! I'll:*f 1 ClinllciiKe tlis Winl.1 rilllAT TI1K COAL CBKEK COAL COMPANY 8 1. COAL in tiio bent yet dlscovuri'd, aud itst I am tbi lr a^eiit for tlie solo oi it » ouib ol Dalton. It iiifor sals in uiy Coal Yard, bwlwoeu Peachtree id Urosd stroet*. aud uear to Watlou street. 1 solicit thorn who have out yet used it to give it J trial, and com;-are Its quality w.tb otli *r coals of fered for aale at iho sains i>laco. i This COAL was swarded tbe pmsT prizzjHi at the last State Fair as tb* best Grate Coal. Or in any Other Country, uiaslng steam. hive to pay cash lor tha Coal nd frelgb .therefore cauuot sol. it or credit. novl7-lmo kDWABP FABftOW W . v O O Ni. 0 Four-Horse Wagon*. SO Twa-lloise WagoiiH. SO One-llorae Spring Wagons. Pzimo.ss WIStllNO WAGONS, pit... nil Hd examine our Wag«un and prices. aelSflt AM-I KSON ft WELLS. McDO YVK i. HOUSE NEWNAIf, OA. rnn.ri.1S, 1‘roprirtor A. F. SAUER & CO., Silver -Plated Sash and Show Case MANUFACTORY l(il W. I.ombui d SI., Baltimore, Mtl. shed and set. Ktlirlloa of 8how Cases, In Sllre Walnut Frnnt*, alwaynon llitmt. ON CONSIGNMENT 200 31 tnR£U8 FLOtIB. 1000 Tashela Corn In stoie and t arrlrc. 30 Cans Choice Tennessee Lard. 10 Casks Pt liue Hire. 250 Iioit* Tobacco In Store and to arrrlve. J. A. ASSLEY, del61 f Corner Pryor and Hunter its, J. S. OLIVER & CO., ^ODBNEB ALABAMA AND FOBSYTH 8T8-. BE NOW OFFEBINO, it ti. lowut m.rkrt prices— DRES3ED HOGS, BONE8, BULK MEATS, HAMM, nicely trimmed, LEAF LARD, LARD aN CANS, Mixed and Faro Leaf, Ac. ALSO—Flour of ike best brands, Heal, Corn, Hay FILLEY’S FAMOUS ARE MADE SOLELY BY TUB Excelsior Manufacturing Co. ST. LOUIS, MO., an/TAe. At* doing more and ™*^BETTER " COOKING, ARE ALWAY8 ;low-paicbd,rbliablk And operate perfectly. WILL DO YOUR COOKING CHEAP Always Warranted f\\" A Bold by D. bin Cl Foil D, White bill St., del°eo Atlanta. Ga. "DOMESTIC” "BEST TO USE. 1 “EASIEST j TO SELL.’’^ B. IT. /.gents: Itdjn'tf.Tyyoa “ to fight tbo best •machine j pro70 < onr ellbt | get tbe r-geucy and ^ •ellit. lilret* •DIIUESIIC” S.H. CaSiI ClumUnSL M. OR 170. 4, DEGIVE'R OPERA HOUSE, MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA,"GA. W E htvo several of tho late Improved Wheolor ft WlirtCD, Ciuger, llows, Wood aod Florence Ma chine «, v it tb we*have taken hi exchange at alow l*rlc-i iveryeheap. oc27 -«lftw ff B 1 C. R. BROWN Hccoiid-bRtid iiirulture, snd pays Cash C. R. DROWN make* Lounges cheap. Call and seo m '. Repair* old Furnitnr'i, Cam t. Chair* and makes Hair instti-cnecH f.r Cl cents p«.r pound. ovi.it mcmillan a snow, Msn*ti* ttr««t. l^f <> T 1 C E . A LL (be account* due tho lxtc firm of James Alien ft Co., are iu my hands for oolltct!.*’*, slid the farcies iutlrblo i to the firm will please ca< EUWARD PARSONS. Oxa. Oouslgumon 3,000 Bn*bfIs Choice Wi ito Wheat. 100 IlarruU Fiour, Pride tf Goorgla. no •• " W’sshl'igton XXX. 2 Car J.oxda Trlnn T7hit« Coru. Stock P*aa, Oats aud Country Frodnt a ssneraily. Ths Georgia State Lotery. AulHcatysud 1>y tlio X^calnlM ure, mblotUob system of j tie pub’L FIRST OF JAM’AUY 1973, t liberal and attra t.ve scheme of Tcriwny C-mbl- iatlor*t! HLVLNTY ElGBTf-'UMDKllS Pnbiin Drawli guvcry cioniu^st Atlxnti a 4 o’clock. PMXti* PROMPTLY CAMPED t Iriuted H liemos giving full exp'anatlon miy ba .•tamed ty applying to Managers or Vendors. This Is tbe only legalized Lottery in Georgia, snd The Procoeds are appropriated to the education snd Mipport • f INDIULNT URDU ANd. For full particular* tdd-es* noWAUU U CO., Manage!s, AtlsnU. Ox. A Select School for Bon, *B, Prof. 1. X. BtOSABDtOr, k. K..UU or ItaUi.m.Uc aal Mm, la Ogtalkoip, CalTotty, W ill teoMiirt oo a. ememix Mitch,if .tiMta, Meood Boor, ans D. o. TownKmi k Co., oi«m k»ii? ta luuc, ins. Thu whool will ooclat of only two omom, b. IlniUd to tweaty-kv. iMuti, nd bs Xrtmlf u icct. ForfoB^rtlcuUtvta4w«Frof.J. A.BWH. ARDRON. Box 101, AtUnu, G, Oelidlr “Not Olxeatpeit BUT j SAFEST AND BEST!” PRATTS ASTRAL OIL DEPOT. WhlUhiO Strut, Oita Boor Below Kltohcil IM. r. n. Leave, *pm. No aoctdonta Boro mr ,ct ooevmd from Ik Try Hand bo ooovtaord. For ale, wti.li.ele need nttO. by F. ■ JLaDUO. Soto ieuat, lTM.it Atlewto. Oa. “jAieks is. kALL, riMaJSi. WM. 1. SHOES, Vic. freelde WH. W. CLAYTON, Ca.hl.r. State National Bank, ATLANTA, OA. Aotliorizrd Capital 0/100,000. Relieves Pepo»its, bays aud sells Exclis- ge n New York and o:her points. Spre a .tl Atffntlon Olron U (lollcetMus With prompt Remittanc**. DIRECTORS: James M. Dali, Wm. A. lioora Campbell Waliaoa, James U. Porter, James R. Wylie, Benjamin E. Oran*, John a Gordon, Edwin Platt, John B. Wallace, del dim ^ LAR3E, COMMODIOUS NEW BUILDING Junction of tha Rems and Dalton Railroad, Xing- BOB WHITK! Bob White Bob White.! BobjtVhiUjlJ Bob Whltif BsblWUte! Smoking Tobaocol Manufactured by «CO. W; LtAJTGUORATE tf Co., LYNCHBURG, Va. 1* pronounced by Connoiseur* to ba tbe FINEST For Richness and Purity it has no Riralq Having received GOLD aud SILVER MEDALS, and DIPLOMAS, fte., at the State Esin of Virginia, Louisiana and Texas. FOR S-AtaXjEl BY W. L. HUBBARD ft 00. B. F. MADDOX, MEADOR BRO/S. BOROUGHS ft WING, BEHRMAN ft KUHBT, B. L. DANN, And Tobacco Dealers over the United 8tales, nov 2041 COTTON FARM TOR BAIjII. Four Hundred and Fifty Acres FINEST QUALITY ETOWAH RIVER LAND. twelve milks from Borne. It proancee Gotten very finely, with all tha Oereala and Glover. Teems—One-third cash; one third oney«ar, and ono-third two years, wish interest at ten per oent. m deferred paymeuts. Titles perfect Apply to * del ft f J A. AN8LXY, Commission Merchant. Atlanta, Georgia. Unftsrtahtt*. Charles U. Groomes, Funeral Undarteliar And Ltalar mflnMlu, Matalta Barljd Otata u4 cuk.u, viu wand yraapSy ta all mania ta olty and ooontry with THE FINEST HEARSE. in the cite tot both adults and children. Ou be found at his office both tog and night Orders by telegraph attended to promptly. The Beat Corps* Preservers am Hand. moving and skipping ef 1 BO» AIjABAMA Dancing Classes. PliOFEB^On NICIIOLS W ILL COMMENCE K RECOND TERM Tbnrsday, December 6lb, 1*12, At James’ Hall, For Sale or Exchange. mwo of the most iealrable placet in Central X Georgia, contiguous aud situated in Greene county, midway between Atlanta snd Augusta, on tbe Georgia Railroad, one containing 1680 acres, tha other 1360 scree. Good improvement*, good or chard*, good uatrr and plenty of U; convenient to churcues. good schools and colleges, good society cotton per acre without fertilizers—nuriatto witn good aubRoil. Good water-power on the vlacea, snJ g« od propi rtion of virgin fores**, beaHly Urn- b< rtd. I hereby present a good < pi-ortunity for an advantagaona c xcbsnge or pt>re*’^o. For further particular* apply to Baiuuel A. Echols, Atlanta, Georgia—Douglas County. J OHN O. MAXWELL having arplied to b-' sp pointed Guardian ol ibe property of iho lulm r •rpbaesoi Muigrat'i C. Mtx«rc.', deo^ar«Hi. tin.-* I* SHtndfeunMnmnriml to bo > nd spp’tt St tic u. c>uit of urditmyfo :•!.« ifi y they lav» w:.y i!u not be epp .utrd «ucB 1 ah- Jnun G. Maawe 1 Guardian, aiafori »- Given uodtr my bm-l th.'e Decern lerBr*. 1873. W. W. HINDMAN,Ordinary, dell and kx officio Cleik. GEOUDS PAGE & Co MxxtrxcrcaxB* or * Patent Purtuble Circular ^ Mills, Sutlosar/ tad Portib! i»rCAM ENCfNfc f]n 1ST MILLS «ta. TIo. F> CoVJOdor Lied3*. „LTIMORfr tS~Scnd^er Calnlontnani fnn Up,, rdftwlw COJiLIEK HOUSE! Ncnurly LlttMM HctaA •Tumidp, - • Gror K»«. TO UQUOft DUUU AND IBB tUtUfi. I Have bHimdiM BoU a^at In Ailaatalor BUM k IttUmS claluataU LAOSR MU * CREAM ALM, and any person desiring e splendid artiste oen ga is by applying to me. Any good* skipped or delivered will be guaranteed. 0.0. CABI CONTRAOT. This 1* to certify that we have thia day appointed O.C. Carroll Bole Af.nl ta Atlanta tor brated Ala and Lager Beet. All ordera mnet AMI direct to him. and any ordera a Ml vessel to O. a Carroll, No. I Pryor nmt, Atteota. Ga., will be pra,|U7 111*0. J gniBL * L. MITTrxn. GEORGIA SPRING RBEWERY H'EST MJTD, JSTUUTTJS. meats ia the feosow situated at Weal End* of the pubiio to the la I parties, aod othai the grounds era a ueo, on rug use* mimbw u nous Oeoqita aprlngBrewei t End, rcepeotlalqr ealis the ■ the lad nee mint* it pgsra for niahed private rooose era always ready. School and ekarch pieaies will beaUowed the at ofthe Spring. " T ' — nioam- ipBNFIKXOrk. L PKUBXBTON k CO. talMl do, lltaolnd kj msteal nanal AH oatetandtaf kaUaaaa vm ba Htttad b,Bc. J. 8. F.mb.rtaa, aha tlon* la antkoilaal to m«U* tha basin see of the late Arm aod to alga tbe dm mm lu liquidation, to whom aUa’aiias will be praoenmf for sattlemsat. J. E PEMBERTON, December 11th. 1871 MTBAILBY It 0<L, PRODUOB AUD *• HortHSOjr auoMERt CSjrCUtJTATS, o , Vkta SkYKBAL PI080X8 con b* omauialaM food Tahta Boaril kj applptaf ta BBL JOHH8TON. HuttUatt., dalMf BOtaTtut: Oow and. Oi FOR SALE. A bxkdscub bkd cow-aoood 1 with Calf two moi.tLe oU. d^l tf Oar. Ptraraad 8u