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THE DAILY S( T N, Attaata, Oa., Taudajr, Dec. SO, 1879, HJLT03 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. o. m. payne. YOB TAX HLCUVZX. A. O. GbiA.it. FOB TAX C« 'UL.XCTOB, B. F. WA.KEB. CITY AFFAIRS. Not am bar 26. 1871.) (bo prom, am* swarded (bo ginger Bowing Machine; ” No. 848. llooi Family Machine; premium award oi to Singor Sewing Hi 1 - 1 ** “ No. 847. Beet Manufacturing Machlno; premium awarded to Singor Sewing Machine.” The above la the report of alx out of nine of the Committee on Sewing Machine#; Mr*. Agnee Tamer, Mr*. 0. Black, Mr*. A. H. Ladd, Mrs. 8. Cash, Mrs. Saadford, Mr*. E. H. Moore, _B. T. 8MILLIE, Agent The Domestic Sewing Michme, no a fami- » ROSEN FELD’H CLOTHING STOKE CLOTHING STOKE CLOTHING 8TCKE TO PDECHA8E TO PURCHASE TO PURCHASE IS THE PLACE IS THE PLACE IS THE PLACE AT THE LOWEST PRICES AT THE LOWEST PRICES 49 WHITEHALL STREET 49 WHITEHALL STREET 49 WHITEHALL STREET THE BEST CLOTHING BR LAWSHE’S RELIABLE JEWELRY STORI la now oponei an immenoe and buporb stock, consisting ‘a part of FULL SETS OF PEARL, MAI V SETS OF PEARL, ALL CORAL 8ETS, GOLD AND CORAL SET8, iURCOIBK a>j> PEARL SETS Eigin, Phiiadeipuia, United States, Waitham and Howard GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. WARRANTED SOLID SILVER WARE STANDARD G LD CHAINS CLOCKS, GOLD HEADED CANES, id many other Mogoiflcen . nods, too numerous to men lion, bat which may bo seei • ling »t EH LaWSHXS KKI.IABLE JEWELRY STORE, WaiUHlU STB KIT. AROUND THE CITY. ■&. O. E. Whisky, and Old Valley, •t B. M. BOSE a CO’S., Broad SL A -‘Hop" at th« Kimball to-night. Can a sore-beaded Radical be said to have the poll evil t ^ Lighting the street lamps only take the polioe from their regular datlee ona hour and a The Georgia Railroad sends off daily 75 to 100 car loads, without any diminution appa- rently of the freight on haod. The boys say that they dish the elec tion would coma off to-night, before any more can didates come out. A party, supposed to be a deserter from the army, was arreatad end locked up by the police,last night. Messrs. Jones & Beetle have a large stock of hogs on hand. They sold two car loads yesterday morning at 8 cents par pound gross. This is the time for the Good Tem plars to make a ten strike; lots of the boys are ready to swear off now A very good-looking lady walked into the National Hotel Sunday evening and inquired for of the boarders. He was out. (SIGN BIG IRON BOOT.) Gents' Calf (Custom-made) Boots; Gents' Calf (Custom-made) Congress Gsltsrs; Gents' Fat. Leather (Custom-made) CongreaaGaiters Gents' fine Slippers, for Christmaa and New Year Presents. Ladies’ French Kid Double-buttoned Roots; Ladies' Cloth Double*Buttoned Boots; Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Goat Boots; Indies' Glove and Calf Boots. Boys' Calf Boots and Congress Gaiters; Child's Patent Leather Bed-top Boots; Children's Shoe# iu all styles and oolors, AT TUI BOOT AND 8UOE EMPORIUM G. H. A A. W. FORCE. K3§ LAW A CO., (LATE McDRIDE A CO.) Mamktta Stbeet. Hava in stock for the Holidays, DINNER SETS, TEA 8ETS, FBU1T SETS, DESERT SETS, CUT OLA8S SETS, CHAMBER SETS. BUREAU TOILET SETS, SILVER SETS, CUT GLASS GOBLETS, CUT GLA8d WINES.] CUT GLASS DECANTER . CUT GLASS CHAMPAGNE STYLES, CUT GLASS CHEESE STANDS, CUT GLASS PITCHERS. ROGERS' CUTLERY, IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY MANTLE OBNAMENT8, PARIAN FIGURE8, CHANDKLIER8, LAMPS, HYA CINTHS VASES. SPITIOONS. CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS, And in fact every article in the crockery line to la found in a first-class house. Eg* WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOB CASH. LAW dt CO. McDonocoh Stbkxt Mission School. Last Sabbath, at the conclualon of his sermon, Rev. 0. A. Evans, pastor of Trinity church, announced that the chursh had under ita charge a Mission Sunday School, far out on McDonough street; and, that an entertainment for the good and the pleasure of tha children would be given in the little house where ita sessions are held, to-morrow (Wednesday) night, which, he urged the congregation, ali, nn far as possible, to attend. "Iu speaking of the school, the interest which clustered around It in the breasts of those benevo* lent spirits who watched over and kept it up, he stated that nearly all the children attending that school were very poor, and were, in a great meas ure, the children of widows, and men- timed as a striking fact, that in on* class of toys in that school, when lately the pa,tor himself, was questioning them, taking their names, he., in order to know who they were, where they lived, how eltusted, employed, he., he found Cist every member of the class, without exception, had no Cither-a’1 the boob of widows who ware poor; and the teacher of the class remarked that hr knew how to sympathise with them, as he, too, was fatherless, and had a widowed mother who was poor. Mr. Evans invited hia congregation and all who could do to, to send presents for the children of this school to the store of Chamberlin, Boynton k Co., or to the Parsonage to-day and to morrow, so that they can ha distributed to the children at the Now Year's en'artalamcat to-morrow night Wo mention this subject in the hope that some persons who would not otherwise know it, will he moved to atd in this good work. k few jmts ago s Sunday School, similar to this, was commenced at the old Fair Ground, on Fair street, under tho auspices of Trinity Church. The seed thus planted, has ripened Into St Paul s Church; sod now the active members of Trinity Church have planted seed of the asms kind la an other direction- far out on McDonough street in a poor neighborhood, which w* hope will bo blessed with similar fruit. The Fox.—Tina in generally oonaid- t red a feet animal, but tha one la front of Wood k Aahforu’a ssors ia certainly fast—tied fast, and stuffed. In order that thoos not familiar with I ml history may know what tt is, the Motto, "This la a rps," to 8*1*0* to it Stabbing. — A negro was seriously stabbed and otherwise mutilated, out on Marietta street, on Bunaay, by another negro. Mb. 8. L. Cozine—A successful and polite agent of Wheeler and Wilson's 8ewing Ms chlno, at Senols, Os., waajn the city yesterday. In 1866 there were estimated to be at least two million of rata in Atlanta. In 1873 there are two millions of rat-terriers. Tho ratio la changed. Ransom 0. Gains is a produce mer chant on Peachtree atrsot, next door to the Empo rium. Ranse gains many of friends and keeps them always. Remember that the election for connty officer*, will bold to-morrow. The Democratic ticket is at our mast-head. Turn out Democrats and glv* your chosen a rousing majority. A oodntbyhan’s idea o[ Atlanta: “It It rains one day, you art belly-deep in mud, and if the aun shin** th* next day, you can't recognise your ownchlldroa for theduet on their faces." There ia a gentleman in town who lost tho rufcixr—In fact, two rubbers. H* don't play cards—tho mud and tho Street Committee euchred him out of them L A fair demand for mules and horses (a springing up, and prices are looking np a little. Stock is lucres dng, and some shipment i are pass ing through, for points lower down the country. Afteb answering several necessary questions, Pease was admitted a member, In full standing, with the balance of the boya in the new Sunday school claps of seniors. Oct.—Dr. Fred. Palmer, whose in- disposition we mentioned s day or two since, la out again, but looka rather worsted for his attaak. He has bad “mumps,'' in addition to bis other ilia Fisa.—The alarm yesterday morning, at about 8 o'clock, proved to be false, and tha Chief of the Department was unable to find out where the fuss originated. A firm in Galveston, Texas, ordered more than one hundred boxee of tobacco from At lanta, yesterday. This order was made by tele graph, and was filled and shipped immediately. Eb Lawshe haa done a business dur ing the holidays that will iwaetsn the taste of the “ old Reliable's” Mew Year's dinner. The secret cf this business : ha advertized in th* 6cm. Reader, ocme thou and do likewise. The Cow.—Since the city ordinance prohibiting cows from roaming at large on the streets was repealed, a regular drove occupies the sidewalks every night. The police are not allowed to Interfere. One of onr new Aldermen, who, by- the-by, Is the handsomeet man on the Board, is in the habit of tailing all th* office-teekera how hand- soma they ar*. They could return the compliment, but alas for bis blarney! One of tho gayest and nicest young men of this city, wes plscod hort du oomaAT yester day afternoon, by the aweet smiles of a charming young lady from Henry cotta ty. She is possessed of the "bricks end mortar”—so this same young gentleman stater. While tho boys of No. 3 were run ning their reel hose to the fire alarm yesterday, a largo pst bull dog. belonging to one of tha mem bers, impeded the progress of the machine by gath ering hold ol the ropes and offering hie asslatsucs. A policeman took him In charge. Colonel Edward Pabsons, the big coal dealer of Atlanta, thinks he has about so arranged matters that tha coal famine now afflicting other titles will not reach ua. H* is not related to the Governor Pai sons, of Alabama, which may la some way account for hia goodness of heart. Officer H. W. Wooding, the excellent keeper of the Station House, will have completed in a day or twoth* annual report of criminal offences and fines collected during the peat year. Tha report will show the total number of eases to be 9,340, and th* amount of flaea collected by CepL J. L. Jobs son $4,224.15. A " Oka ye’’ Atfeahance. — Ia one establishment In this city there is housed in the same building, a doctor's shop, a coffin-maker, and a dealer ia tombstone*. If those anticipating a final departure want to be better fixed up for the trip, they would, perhaps, go further and fair Freight Blockade.—Yesterday even ing Er Uw.ht received several packages of goods ia his lute, tha ga-stand most beautiful Hast has ever been ia this city. These goods were ordered for Christmas, and but for tha pressure upon the railroads and th* cold weather, would have been bars tea dajs ago. Mr. Lawshe will sell them at low p riot a. Bcaolabi—Over $700 in Cash Lift- ID.—At th* boas* of Mr. J. F. Robinson, on tha oorner of Rawaon sad Frailer streets, a bold theft was oo Salarcay nlghL Mr. Bebinsoi i has s provision store la the front pelt cf bla bou *e, and white himse'f and wile were oat o< the r^oau, me duel entered and robbed mm of $*» m gre mbecka ana over $s60 m specie, besides uiocb vsiue-blt jew elry. doming, he. Officers McCann and «” Ut- po.iL* force, arrested a negro woman rmu her daughter, who ware living on U* place, and «e*w oUiied them. At aa investigation before Justice Mi yesterday, th* prisoners war* resasad for UElrtMSrtlEtoDUEM t»to>JIU»>T«>- PunoNAL.—Albert W. Wrenu, agent of th. pofoter Mwephla Hi Ch.t-.aooa> Short Liao, l-rta Koailo, Toam.,) la n(UUnd ,t th. National. Opt. John A. St.ph.ai antral la th. cltj footar- day. from . boteo... »IHt North. The extreme ooU weather Uoleyed tho Coptoln-o arrival Kvertl Mr. W. 0. Hugliea has sold out and taken up his abode lu Newnan. Capt. IT. G. Whitlcck, a celebrated horeo trainer or Marietta, la lu the city. Mr. R. U. Paine, oommlaMon mercLstt of AtUnta, was in DadevlUe, Ala , !**• a hi re hi chasing wool, hide* «ud rigs. Mr. Williams, of Dcoatur, near this city, lias opened a dry goods store in DadeviUe and the Utad Light, of that place, aaya be has a very good stock. Gen. Pieros Young was in the oity yesterday, his way to Washington. The counters of Phillips k Crew are loaded down with handsome books, suitable tor New Years pres ents. Dr. J. J. Knott's office is at H. 0. Pope's drug store, on Whitehall. Any one possessing qualifications for canvassing, and who would like to put those quali fications to a profitable account, will do wall to give Tub Sum office a call at once. In reply to a card from a young gen- tleman to a lady friend as to whether she or not, it was returned with a nickle to pay street oar fare back to town. If be denies it. his name Is file here lor future reference. A very serious looking nigger was carry in? around the streets a transparent sign, yes terday, with these villainous inscriptions: “Oenln* rifles,” "duelling pistols,” "no playthings." “tore# doors balow th* oornar,” "cill and examine,'* Ac., which looked lomethlng like the days of "chlv. A clever, nice boy, with bis mother, were looking for the nearest music-store, yesterday, and when Ben Crew enquired what ha could do for them, they set him back a few by offering him quarter for one ef bis double back action harps. Christmas Tree—A plearnnt affair came off last night at the Ylret Baptist Church, un der the mansgemeht of Mr. A. K. Seago, Superin tendent of the Sabbath School. A Christmas tree, decorated with all th* fancy things which delight the eyes of the little onto, was there, and each of their hearts gladdened by a souvenir, .which will be source of pleasure for days to come. The Radicals we-learn, are complain lng against Judge Pittman for having abolished the Tallulah Eengln* House precinct during tbs •lec tion to-morrow. They declare It an Impossibility for th* four or five thousand vote* to be cast at one precinct. But what would th* colored brigade do if two precincts were opened? Hobss subjects having given out for local items, friend Mocre, of Tna Sum, was trying to Interview the golden cock, at Tommcy, Stewart k Beck's yesterday.—Atlanta Constitution. If Tommey, Stewart k Beck are very >een to have their cocks interviewed, Whidby would be the man most suited for the Job. Hjs practised eye can me very near telling which way the wind blows. The Parlor Jewelry Store—It seems as if George riharp, the irrepreeelble, bae been saving the beat things for the last. Any way, a walk through his gem of a room filled with all kinds of gam*, will satisfy (hot* who failed Vo pur chase Christmas presents, that any amends they may want to make on Naw Year can l>e mat, found and furnished at tha Parlor Jewelry Store. Recorder's Oocbt.—Epbram Howard, for anticipating New Year's day and pepping fire crackers, came up for trial, but was discharged. Wm. Henry, for shouting and hallowing on the ■treats, deposited the cotta. H. L. Ford, charged with being disorderly and quarreling—for failing to appear, was fined ten dol lars for oontempt. Thoa. Goolsby, for keeping open saloon on Sunday was discharged on payment of costs. JTJLMJYTA MARKETS. CORREJTED DAILY. Sum Omoi, December 81,1873. COTTON—Nothing doing, but market quoted at 17X018C. FINANCIAL.-—Gold—Buying 1.10; selling 1.12. Silvcb.-Buying 1.04; telling 1.07. Exchamob.—Buying at M discount; telling at par. Bonds and Stocbh.—Georgia 8s, 75077; 7s, 8*0 85; New Georgia bonds at the State Treasury, 100. Atlanta City Bonds—7s. 74076; 8a, e4086; Augusta, 83086. Georgia Railroad Sloe*, 9*093; Georgia Railroad Bond*, 93097. Atlanta and W*st Point Rallxoad Stock, 83090; Atlanta and West Point Railroad Bonds, 900100. Macon and Western Rail road Stock, 910493. Qkaim—Ear corn is 80082 cents par bushel; whit# corn, new 80; meal 85087. Rad wheat 1 90; whits 3 00. Oats are mixed 65; straight seed 60. 8tock peas f 1 1001 30. Wheat bran $1 25. H*T.—Choice Western $38035; clover $39030; Georgia 22028. Foods.—Fancy at 10 25011 00; extra family 9 76 010 25; family 9 0009 25; super-fin* 7 6008 00. Bax.t—Virginia salt is worth 2 00; Liverpool 2 80. Mxat*—New meat is now on tha market, and it ia upon th* new we make quotations. Bacon—non* her* at present. Bulk clear rib aldea 7 )4; clear ■idee 7J<; shoulder* 8J$. Lard is worth 9)0 oenta in tierces; cans and kega 10\c; bucket* 12. Gaocxaii*.—C'jffea is steady and etiffenlng at 20)4023, Sugar—brown 10)4011)4; extra O 12)4 018; A13t 4 '013)4: crushed, powdered and granu lated 14)4; out loaf 16)4; New Orleans sugar 11013. Molaaaea la selUng at 25 in hogehaad; 27 in tierces; barrels. Hyrup 65060, according to quality. New Orleaeans .yrup 70075. Cheea* 17 cents. Bods -kegs. 8; boxee 9. Potavh—$9 00 per case; con centrated lyo $8 »o per case. Soape, 608c. Gin ger, 20c. t’eppci 26028c. Starch, 6)407)40. Pow der—rifle, per keg, $7 26; meeting, per keg, $6; Shot—drop, f J; buck, $3 25. Capa-O. D., 46c per m, water proof, 900$ 1 per m. Baooimo 16. Ties 8)409. Factobt Goods—Thread $165; 4-4 Sheeting 13; J4 Shirting 11)4; Shirting 9)4 S Checks and plaids 16016)4. Gocmtbt PnoDUca.—Potatoes $3 2503 60;onloni, 8 6003 75 per bbl.; apples, Northern. 6 5006 50; eggs are at 33030; butter, country 2(022: Tennessee 23027; chickens 12)4016o.; dressed poultry-turkey 16017; chickens 10012)4. Fish—Mackerel, bbls. No. 3s 11 00; half bbla. No la. 6 00; half bbls. No. 2a, 7 00; kite No. Is, 65; No. 2s, 1 60; No. 3, 1 25 Camdlbs—In boxes 22, in half boxes at 22)4; quarter boxes 23 cents. Hitchcock k Turners soap No. 1. $3 60 par box. Poor mans' $• 25 per box. Chemical Olive $6 26. Cocal and Oneituoo Jfoiicrs. Oaf IF YOU WANT TO BUY yoar groceries of the very beat quality,. go to McPherson A Barn bit's dec 29 2t Peaahtree street. Sief THERE IB NOTHING NICEIl for E Gentleman's Christmas pyeaeot than a floe suit of olothea. My stock of Black, Blue, Brown nod Dahlia Cloths, Pants, Csssimere, Vo ting, Overcoat, mgs, Ac., is nut excelled in quantity or quality, by aov house iu thiscity. I will guarantee a PERFECT FIT or no sale, and in my piiaw I will defy competition tor the holiday trade. Call and see me, ooruer Decatur and Fryor streets, under Kimball House. dec20 J. H. DYKEMAN. SWWANTED—Two honest, industri ous and tober men, with or without fam ilies, to take oharge of a Market Farm one mile of the cily. New houses, plen ty of wood and good water are ready for them. The proprietor bos Ci.t-elaas stock and the best of implements to work witn. Society good and a church con venient. Apply to de25 Thoo. M. Claue A Oa Mr THE PUREST AND SWEET- eat Cod Liver Oil in the world ia Hazard A Caswell’s, made on the seashore, from fresh selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. It v> absolutely pure aauia.eet. Patient »fc«. Late once tak en i: preter .t to any chei. For sale by au urugguiUk mlfltaAfn—dAwly, total and business &oticts. •©-SOUR KROUT, JUST RE- ceived, at McPherson A Barnett's. deo 29-2t DRESSED TURKEYS AND ChickcR., at McPherson & Barnett's every day. dec 29-2t Mr THE BE* T BRANDS OF Canned Tomatoes—$11 00 per dozen to ooneumers, at UcPuRRSOK A Barnett's. dec 29-2t Mr THE BEST BRANDS OF Canned Tomatoes, at McPherson A Barnett’s. dec 29-2t Mr FINE'CIDER VINEGAR, 35 oenta prr gallon, at McPherson A Bab nett's. deo 29-2t M"PURE APPLE VINEGAR AT 50 cents per gallon, at McPuerson A Barnett's. dec29-2l »Sf PICKLED PIG FEET, AT MG PBE9RON A Barnett’s. dec29-2t mf NEW ORLEANS NEW CROP Syrop, at McPherson A Barnett’s. dec29-2t M* P. H. OELRICH, AGENT FOR Kauffman's Cincinnati Lager Beer— Owing to iucieascd sd.g and recent or- t'angements, begs leave to inform the pabljo that he can now furnish this cele brated Beer nt FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER BARREL. He also makes a spe cialty in hia atouk of Fino Wines, Li quors and Cigars, both retail and wnole- aale, under James’- Bank, Whitehall street. de24-d&wl2t. Mr THE GENUINE SHAKER Preserves, at McPherson A Barnett's. deo 29-2t Mr HOLIDAYS! CH1USTMA 8 I 1872 1 GRAND OPENING of Christmas Goods at SHARP’S PARLOR JEW ELRY STORE, Repablio Block, oppo site Kimball House, Atlanta, Gi. On Monday, December 23, 1872, will be exhibited for the Christmas trade the Largest and most Elegant Stock ot WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS, ever opened in this city. STERLING SILVERWARE n spe ciality. Just opened, direct from Messrs, Gor ham A Co. Manufacture, Solid Silver Tea Sets, Teto u-tete Sets, Sugar and Creams Berry Bowls, Cups, Goblets, Card Receivers, Pickle Dishes, Preserve Dishes, one hundred other varieties of Presents, ranging in price from $5 to *100. TAKE NOTICE, My Christmas Soles will commence on Monday Morning, 23d, and a Larger, Finer Stock and Greater Variety will be offered, and Lower Prioes than ever Been in this city before. REMEMBER I If you want Bargains, Fino Goods, Ele gant Style r, SHARP’S JEWELRY STORE is tho place to visit. DIAMONDS 11 Sharp will open on Monday Morning the Large Stock of DIAMONDS por ch-sod before tho heavy udvauce, und will give auoh inducement to purchasers they will be compelled to buy, if only for an investment. CHRISTMAS ILLUMINATION 11! SHARP’S PARLOR JEWELRY STOKE wiil be kep open Monday and Tnenday nights until 12 o'clock, aup will be Illuminated. ►*. QVnnonnccmcnie. GUTMAN & HAAS No. 3 Urauite Olock, Brood Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Wholesale Liquor ! Dealers SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELE13R \TED BUY THE GCNUI STANDAKD SCALES Fairbanks & Co., 63 Cstuii street, New Orleans. FAIRBANKS St, KWINB, 715 CHKHJYIIT ST.. Vhllnktlphim. FAIRBANKS, BROWN S. CO., 118 .fliES HT., Uotlon For sals by leading Hardware Dealers. Philadel’a 'TtZ&0SSE£ : Southern Mail Steamship I.ino 'po WILMfNGTOr, N. O.—Is composed of twr J. First Glass Steamships, of KOOtous each, sail lng from each port every WEDNESDAY. THROUGH RATES to aU points South .na Snith west as lows* by sny other routes. Insnr ino sr cent. Prompt and carts n dinp&tch given. For rates on Genera! Merchandise, Cotton, 8hept NOTICE! TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND THE FU8LIC. I ll tVE lieau appointed Sola Ageut iu Atlauta for Htifel L Pfeiffer's celebrated LAGER BEER d- CREAM ALB, will be gu&raatpcd. O. U. CARROLL. CONTIIACT. This Is to certify that wo have thla day appointed O. C. Cirroll Sola Ag< ut in Atlanta for ourcele luMtcil Alo and Lagur llovr. AH order* mail be *cnt direct to him, «ml any order* addressed to O. C. THE ORPHiH’S FRIB MAINTAINED by tha GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, CLOSED IT* TCRH For the present Scholastic Y*a». vHh T m* Hundred Pupils, on the IttR inlhSt. fcLJSJv wiil be resumed MONDAY, J uttury eoi uiri " a Tuition, Hooks, Stationary, eta* FRem. 8 ™’ !' dec 22-2 w . O. R. BROWN ». jj® 0011 * 1 " 11 *®* 1 Jurnitore, and pay* C. If. liBOWN makes Lounges cheap. Cad and ** Repairs old Furniture, Cense Chairs and " nt* per pound. J. 8TIFEL k L. PFEIFFER, TABliE BOAHX). Several peusons cm i>« accommodated *iu> good Table Board by applying to lilt). JOHNSTON, Marietta8L, delStf Near Tremont Honse. O ow and Call FOR SALE. A HANDSOME BED COW—A GOOD M1LKK&— with Calf two months old. Apply to 4*21-If J. A. ANSLEY, NOTICE GAS CON8UMF.RS! ECOjtroMir s.r a.ts hills i ■ GUARANTEE from 20 to 25 per oeut. ot GAS .SAVED, by the uso of thu English and American l* LEFF1NGWELL GAS SAVING GOVEBNOB,” ■if which I hereby appoint and authorize Mr. AT. J. HINTON my local sgriUt fur the city of Atlanta. All urdnra can be leR lor the aarne, at the Haddlery B T c Como out aod vote for J. F. Porter for Constablo, on 4th of January. If olectad, he guarantees thut the business of the c ffice will be faithfully attended to. Tho citizens of the 1234th District O. M., desiring to show their appreciation of the ability and impartiality with which Justice R. B. WATERS Las dis charged the duties of his position, pro pose to re-elect him on the First Satur day in January next, by au overwhelm ing majority. An honest Justice of the Peace is a treasure to any oommuuity.— Judge Waters is emphatically tho right man in the right place. JAMES CAMPBELL is a candidate for the position of Constable. Let tho people turn out and roll up tho loudest majority of the seat-on. Tho election will be held ot the Justice’s Court Room, on Peachtree street. de21 MANY VOTERS. We are authoiized to announce WM. F. JANES, of Polk county, as a .candi date for the office oi btato Treasurer. dec2l FOll HiilililD'.F’. Messrs. Editors: Please announce that I am a candidate for BheniT for Fulton county at the ensuing election January 1st, lb73, und will endeavor, if elected, to appoint such deputies as w ll bo acc« pta- ble to tho whole people of the county. nol3td W. 1). Prows. FOIl OttOINAItY. X respectfully snnouuc* myself s candidate fur lie bffles of Ordiuary of Taliaferro county, at the for county officer* lu Jsuusry ui-xt. 4ecl4-dlw*w2t < II ARLES A. UKAZLKY. FOK C«MI*TKl»lzL.»CIl taIC.V KItAL. COL W. L. GOLDSMITH, of De- Kalb county, is a candidate for Comp troller General, subject to Democratic nomination. Election next January, by General Assembly. de!2 TO TUB VOTICII* OF FULTON COUNTY Messrs. Editors: Please announce thut I am a candidate for tho office of Tux Collector of Fulton county, ut the ensu ing election, January lbt 1873; and i pledge myscif, if elected, to dibchurge the duties of tue office to tho best of iny ability. J* G. Holbrook. no21 Editors Atlanta £>u: : Please announce my name as a candidate for Justice of the Peace, for tho 1026th District G. M., at tno approaching election in January next, lu thus ottering myself for that public position, I will only soy that 1 can bring an experience of eight years in the same office, and with the determination, if elected,” to deal out even-handed justice to all, “and especially” to enforce the la«s agaiust emu > of ull cpedes, without regard to person* or positions. i ask tho support of uileitiz-us who de sire to aid iu the suppression of crim", and tuo promotion of “law and order.” Being pbyrirully unable to po out among tho people, 1 shall expect 'Uo*e of my friends whom I have aided iu tlieir nominations, both for couutv and cuy offices, to extend tbetr iutludRu iu inv behalf, for which 1 shait be ever gr *teiul. James W. Murphy. STAPLES & REAB, WHOLESALE A> D RETAIL G R O C 1] It S Commission Merchants 37*8 nitOAI) tol'RBVT. (Old Stand of John M. Clarke k Co.) Aususta, Oa, JAMB* M- BALL, Pre*l«lc-nt. Witl. A. moUHE, Vice Fresldewf• WM. W. CLAYTON, Caihtir. State National Bank, ATLANTA , <JA. Authorized CitpMnl $.900,000. ell* Exchange <n Special Attention Olvra t » Collections With prompt nemlttxccon. DIRECTORS: Jttr.es M. Hall. Wm. A. Looro Campbell Wallace, J*mo* II. Porter, Jsiuch It. Wylie, Renjsriln K. C'rai e, John I). Gordon, Edwin Platt, John R. Wallace. do 1,11m hob worm Bob While U<ib White,! Boli|tYliil<|l| Bab White! Hob 1 While! Smoking Tobacco! Mnnufaeturcd by GEO. II*. LAJrOUOHA'E # Co,, LYNCHBUllO. VA. is pronounced by Connolaeura to be tho FINE.V1 SMOKING TOBACCO Msiuracturcd in tho Uailed State-*, sud equal to tho lineat imported Cigars. For UichucH* and l‘urit) It lias no llivu% Having received GOLD end SILVER MEDALS, sud DIPLOMAS, Ac., st the State Fairs of Virginia, Louisiana and Texas. FOR 13 Y W. L. HUBBARD k OO. R. F. MADDOX. MEADOR BRO.'R, BOUOUOUS k WING, BEUUMAN k KL'llltT, B. L. DANN, Aud Tobacco Dealer* over th* Uot-ed States oov 2u-tf COTTON FARM roil SALE. Four Hundred and Fifty Acres FINEST QUALITY ETOWAH RIVER LAND. I MMEDIATELY on Rntne lUilftftd, aud about twelve **““ It prooui end i.lover. TxuMfc—Otc third c*kh; third third kierrod psymeuta. Title* i*erfe< A. ANKLLY, Commltaiou Hit-1chant, de!5 f Atlanta, Georgia. CiKOltCil A SPUING KBEWEltV M'LhT sltuat* d at Wi:*l End, re*p«x:Uuliy call* tiie sttcutiuh of thn public to theiuducmueiiU It offer* 'or picnics ■octal parties, and other festivals. On the grounds ere a beautiful covered pla'.lortu, 60x60; s targe pond and two boat*, s carom at »wiiig, sud s shooting gsller/.| — Executor’s Sale. a of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Greene County, Ga., will bo sold, oefore the Court houa* door in the city of Atlanta, within the legal hours of sale, ON TnE FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY, 1873, fronUog 19)4 loot, more or leas, aud ruuning hack 176 feet, moro or lew, to Uroad atreot, fronting same on Broad atreot aa on Whita hall atioet. The ator*-house 1* 111), by 1( 0 loot. — Al.Ho tline and pine*, «n ' Dimproved lot In tho city of Atlauta, adloiuin r A. K. Scago's fine brick store, fronting 25 leet on Mitchell street and unuing nock para! oi with raid stoio llU leot to TV OTIC E . 'SS .nd tb. partlM lzOabted to lb. in. — r’ utdMttlT.toixM.ud tzu uold tro.bl.ud p.LM. °a« oornar ot BttMd ud Wtttea Um oo'tidim roTraacaqaaozE On Oonsicnmen j* V.our, Frld, ot Ornate. 10 2 « ", Wublnkoajix. 5 OuI/MdaPrlra. White Oora. Stock Pm., ua. tod Oouttp IMaa uunllf. £?!!'emu Pryor qd Hante. ilruM, Dancing Classes. PROFESSOR HICnOLfl W na. ooioantoE a beoomd tike ox lit arid./, IMoambu itk, 1TO, At James’ Hall, Apply at PhlUip* k Crew*', o* at th* HaU, For Sale or Exchange. T WO of the most Jetlraole place* in Central Georgia, contiguous and aitssted in Green* connty, mid way between Atlanta sod Augusta, on the Georgia itallrjsd, one containing 1680 scree, the other 1350 sore*. Good improremeate, good or chards, good water and plenty of it; convenient te churches, good aobooi* and ooilage*, good soeisty and the beat of mark* a for everything Perfectly healtny st all seasons of the yanr; large proportl »n of rich creek bottom land, upland* rioh sod vary productive, will make from a half bale to a bale of cotton per ecr* without fertiliser*-mulatto soli, witn good aubsoll. QoodwsUi pewer on tbe ptaceftfe .□>1 good proportion of virgin tone***, besvlly tt*dK bored. 1 hereby present s good opportunity for air* sdvsntsgeou* exchange or pnvebM*. For forth** ft particular* apply to Samuel A. Bobsta, Atlas(», or ^ DR- THOB. P. JANES. 2-2w Penfleld, Green* ooonty, Os. ulry. s credit > at ten a bouse first payment ia msdo. Tlth-* Tu bo ex'-mted until Ishi payment 1* made; aud ti not promptly made, property to be resold at pur chuner'a rt*k. All aold a* the property of Green Moore, late of Green* county, ua , deceased, for the purpoeo of distribution among tho legatee* of said ’ * J. N. ARMOR, J. W. MOORE, Executors. doceaeod. Tltlos perfect. no!4 d 2a w 'kawtd Tna “DOMESTIC” “BEST TO USE.” “EASIEST TO SELL.” B. M. Agents! It don’t pay yon to fight tho bort 1 machinoi proro^". oorohimsi got^ ^ , the ftgrnrjr rrd ‘ "ilMIESlir 8.!'!. C>. CO CliaiaWn St,. N. I. vvu:r re teversl of tl.e Info Improved Wheeler A >n. hinger, U< ww, Wocd »ud Florence Ma- i ib wb'havH taken in cx< Lscge st slow GEOltCJS PAGE & OO UAMrACTt-QKRS Of * Talent Portable Circular Fu*' Mills, BuUonxr/ end ? w n<V - " ‘TtfSb STEAM ENC:.'IE: an I.it aunts, ,c / j l A Select School for Bojri, By Frof. J. A. RICHARDSON, JL M..MU Prof** or Matbemstica and Astronomy in Oglethorpe University, 187J. Thla echoed will consist of only two g , i MW limited to twenty-five etudenta, and be etriod] ie«t. For fuU - - - - - - . ARDSJN, Box hill. Atlanta, G*. glrlcilyee. ect. For full particulars, addrtsa Prof. J. A. RICH- Mil, Atlanta, Us. 4*l5dlv ZSTScnd'fur Catah^ues and Price-List), " Not Olioapoat LOT SAFEST AND HEHTV PUATFH ASTUH, OIL DEl’OT, Whitehall Street. One Door Below MiUihail 8trect If. EcU f (; Agent. Five reasons why this Oil should bo n»ed prefar euce to any other: It ti strictly pure, is always uniform, Burns odorless, Ispoiicctiy solo, and will not sxploda or taka 6re If thu tamp la upNet aud broken. It will burn longer than my othor. No accidents have ever yet occurred from it. Try (tend be ooovlncrd. For ssic. wh(d^«aio end retail, by F. M LSD (JO, Sol* Agmt. JyiN.tf \tl*pt». Os. TO MERCHANTS TH.AD33SMEINi U 7i: OFFER U0 LOTH— HOME Si.mo outside—for Male. P $10 p«r mouth, without latarcst. HAVE YOU It MONEY, oung men, and invest with ut. You *111 never rt ret U. ffA* Call st our office and exituine plats. WALLACE k FOWLER, Heal Estate Agent*, t!cc22 No. 11 Alabama atrteL of the grounds a i within fifteen minute.' AU sr* courteously n DISSOLUTION, 1 EUUEItlOX k CO. i* tlila t.aent. will b* settled by IT. 9. authoiixcd to s-Ul< tbe f|VUE HUM or J. <Lay dissolved b) mutual oula'atidit’g bus.Bi S. Pemberton, who alone leva of the late firm and to a'gn 'he firm name In liquidation, to wt.om silo'alma will La prasented rasttlimnt. J. fl. PEMEEUTON, A. If. WEEMH. Pina b- r ibk, im dal Wf Oeaoin ilotoX, KJ.NOIA. GA. The Georgia Stable. I H VK r I ban , (formerly italls n stable, ana larg* dry lots f>ir the occom- uiodatlou oi Mules and tradtug stock. I »m now i ired to sccommouat* th* public thanl Laiiktui to my frin:u* and ciutome.s for peat f*VO' i, I Mollclt a Vite the 3 give Ut ul gool drivers always on Columbus, Oa., D.c. The Georgia State Lotery. Autltorlasod l>y tlio Luglulnturei f I AViXO rtenraed the 1 1 Lotteries, will effc-r PTflttT OFJAKl'AUY 1873, * liberal and atiractlv* scheme of Tvrnsny Combi nations cf SEVENTY L1UHT NUMBERS. Public Drawings t very even' eg at Atlanta s 4 o’clock. fmtZKn rno.n#*r/,i* <\ts:inn r ia the only to,;j:u*d Loiury in Ge.>r*is. a tb* fiu-st and m>»t liberal bobwucs of Ftb prvoeuted t » lb* publm te Proi ti % kiippurt For lad |>* HO d-c 21 liuo GKOHUIA—Uou.ltta County: Wo, the undersigned Commission*! 1 *, appointsd by the Gonrrsl Assembly for tb* purpo** of Dis tricting said oounty, ask leave to rapurt as follows, viz: Tbst we have performed said commission by arranging No. 1, commencing m tb* Psuldii^ lino, st tbs nortb-exst cornsr of land lot Mo. 618 in tha first dlstriot and third seeUcn of orlflnaliy Cherokee, thenoe due south, crossing tbs purchase line st tho north-east oorner of tbe frsntln—1 lot No. 230 in tho second dlstriot end fifth section is originally Oar roll; (banco south to tbe eoutb-weel comer ot lot No. 101 in said second district; tbanco east to the south-east oorner of lot No. 102 of tbo first district and fifth section of originally Carroll; thence north to tbe north-seat oornar of lot Mo. 86$, In tb* 18rh divtrlot of 2d section of originally Chero kee; thoLce along Cobb and Douglas line to thp starting point at the nortb esat comet of ioi 018, iff tbe lat and 3d of Cherokee. No 2—Commencing st tbs north-east oornar of lot 618, in tbe 1st end 3d as aforesaid; roaming thsuce siong tbe Douglas and Paulding 11m to tbs north weak oorner of fractional lot No. tiff in th* 2d and 5th of originally Carroll; thence south to Um ■ootb-weet oorner ef lot No. 78 In said 2d district; thenoe east to the sou throat oornar of lot No. 70, la raid 2d distriot; thenoe north to tho starting point-*- No. 618 as aforesaid. No. U—Commencing st tbs south-east corner of No. 70, iu tbe 2d distriot of originally Carroll; run* nlug thence wi n to tbs southwest oorner of lot No. 79, in district of originally Carroll; thence south along tbe Douglas and Carroll line to t),a soutbweat corner of lot No. 200, in tb* id district of originally Carroll; tbsno* asst to tb* northoeat ear* nnr of fractional lot No. 82, on Chattahoochee river; thenoe along tb* river to tbs sou tbesot oornar of lot No. 84; tbsno* north to tbe starting point, si the southeast oorner of lot Mo. 70, In 2d of Carroll. No. 4 -Commencing at tbs northwest corner of kit No. 92,In the 2d dlstriot of originally Carroll ithemes sooth to tbs southeast oorner of lot No, Ilf hi tha 3d of Carroll; th*noa ekng th* ObatlabsoabM riwar to lbs northeast cornsr of lot No. 160, in the 1st die. trict of originally Carroll; tbeno* west to the north, went oornar of lot No. 92, la tha 24 of original/ Carroll—the starting point. No. 3-Commencing st the eoatbwset corner cf lot No. 112, in tb* 1st district of originally OsrroB; thence east to tbe aoutbaeet corner of lot No. Ill, hi said lat district; tbsno* aloftg tho Chattahoochee to the Cobb line; thenoe along tha Dougises and Cobb line to tb* northeeot comer of lot .>o. 816, in lb« litb, sud ?d of Cherokee; thenoe south to tb* Ma* giumng point—at th* south west comer of lot Mb. 112, in the esld 1st dlstriot of OarvoU. Wo, the asld Commissioners, would farther rep$r tLst No. 1 In this arrangement 1« deslgnatadsa 780,b District O. M.; that No. 2 iu Uns arrangement baa no tnillite uumbar, that No. t has no militia num ber, tbst No. 4 ia designated as TNtb District O. M.; tbst No. 5 ia designated aa 784th Distriot G. M. * Respectfully submitted, this, th* 7th dag of Uta comber, 1672. W. N. MAOOUIRK; no. a BOWDEN JAM. H. WINN, Docolas Coon w wiiriM,i, At CHAMsnna, Dsosrabar 7th, 1872. Ordered, tbst tb* within report 1 ic.rdoionthe minutes of this Court, g w. W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. Copied from tb* mlantes: W. W. Hutmai, Ordinary and ex-officio Clark. A. F. SAUER to CO, Silvor-PlatfedgM Sash and Show uAunrrAOTO] 101 IV. Lombard St., BolttaMn^M. ■>.» Com, la Nllr.r m rruuattvariu HteteZ. Remember It! 1 That I ('(itallenie tilt WorM ! COAL cm COAL Istb* best yet their agent for the ante of It eowth ef ItiaToraste UimyCoeiYi and Broad ■ tracts, sod near to wsuaw — m. t tbora wao have not yat wsed Ik to gfw* it nd wm^ca^te fosUty wilhathwaeela ef- l *Th*ro Mid theOoanOrwfcOoal tnthiset«y atoee 1M7. and now eger it ia any quantity, wbeteaste or retail, from tea oenta worth np. thank!** my an- terous friends who bar* patronised me, asking a uuUuusnc* of the asm*, wuh a large tncramsd Thla COAL was awarded the FIRST FRXZSI "h. teat fltat. fair m Uu bwl ante Onto * 1 kin . ortlflctt. from Wm. C. Otter. to-'O. -n.roI tb. ZotMUi Hotel ZteMM. Iktenan. bibkttet-tth.teaHtete rni u Ikn «te.<ktettU Uu LZ8I OOAl ll. Otel MM IS Ik. CntteZOtette, Or in any Other Cnutfr,. MUioil^ovUlo. Hot^ ; oaLLawzT * nuoE. t, a. LiWUPt, Ohto,
