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TtfE DAILY SUN. 1HE PEOPLE’S PAPER. ' pmob rnra obmv BON. A.H. STEPHEN8, Pmp'r and PMUcal Editor 8.A ECHOLS. AmotaE MdUorand Jhuinat Manu/tr tint cr irMoairnoB s Quarter) Monthlj mthly......... W EKLY-Per wuum H .« .... 4 •» ... *03 .... on I* oo i brier than tlut of my paper In th* L AND PMMMONAL. Adnata, (hi., Tk*n4ay, 4»». **. W73. —OindenaU get, bar wood »w#d bj — An iotanuitlonat rtvet coinage tor Csnv* u* oakrie* U vnfowA — Loniaiaria ia. importing new sugar ■ in. catting. (mb U>. talbli* There ie eeid to be eome enxiel, in Maw lork tfinrt qotmuw Dli'i health. — Daring the peat year 411,053 freight cut r A CM Ui. Had**m Rli.r Iteilrofel bridge. —A. T. Stewert’enew reaidonoe coat e mmu.wa.MU. —Tthan (wo-thirde of a mile re- mUni Is b, ml of the Bmuc tunn.l, —Prince Arthur, of England, will go t. km tot Ik amUX mmo.. —Tana went, to All op, and hae sent u l|Ml 10 InaMid for .mlgMotr. —In a atretch of 81fi milea oo the TraM PmU. nkroad thor. will bo bat ill brWg.,. — The Entire of Egypt hae the f pokhoa of Mox ui« Boat koaptbbl, tolar In l —Doaaldaon, the *ron.nl, propoaaa lo n^^i^baUoon voyage acton iho Atlantic In the —St Louie boa ala a filial youth who ■tote the Blbtea from three churchee end bought - new bonnet for hie mother. — Prince Bieiaarck haa been pre- eented wlih fire Trench oannoa, cep lured during the war, end which ere to be pieced ee ornemente In front of hie eonatry reetdenee. —A precocious Chicago boy of fonrteco, aeroed Delaney, bee oonfeeeed bimeelf the murderer of Mr. Lenren. who wee found deed in the etreete of thet Tlrtnoue city on Mondey of teet week. • — On the 1st of Januanr, 1873, the ag gregate length of the Russian railways amounted to 9,900 mllee, the length of the Jin** which ere In pro* eeeeot construction being 1,440 miles over and above this total. — A rural gentleman atanding car mb. stxmbsa tor co so miss. At a conference held last evening at Mo. 40 Kimball Hooae, in vrU'ch there were Representatives from every county in the Eighth Congrouiional District, Hon. Alexander Q. Stephens waa nnani- moualy nominated for Hcpra.sentatire to Corgrets from th. t District At a certain atsge of the balloting yesterday for Doited States Senator, Mr. Stephens rvas within on. vote of an elec tion, So close was the contest at one time. . TH* COSTS STUD St ATS IS COXOBSSS. The Washington Republican of the 13lh instant, says: The House Committee on Elections yesterday morning unanimously decided that 8. M. Niblack, who oontastad the seat of J. T. Walls, of Florida, is eutl- tied to the teat Walls is the oolorod member who has held the seat, and Nib- lack, the centratant, to whom the seat waa awarded yesterday, is a Democrat. The oaae of C. 0. Bow.u againat Da- Large lrom the Hoeoad South Carolina (Charleston) District, was further post- poned until a special meeting next week, at which this greatly delayed case will be finally disposed of. The members of the committee are exceedingly reticent regarding the result of their delibera tions, but a general impression prevails that the seat will be given to Mr. Bowen, alter which, if he qualifies as a Bepra- sentative. the office of Blieri.f of Charles ton oonnty, to wbioh be was elected last October, will be vaoated. ttruba rauBa’ up nr lags."—Donlmrg X, — A Keutuckr man who had an nrm shot off Sarins lbs Isis wir has ilooa tb.a bsd bis Us brok.n bya fall from a horaa, bU ramalolr- baud '‘chawed op" br a thraahlng mtchl.a, oat bU area pot cut br ruuulus aealaai a fsuce nil, and half hla Hba^grMuMblMdiaklcbofa^muU. TUB RLBCTJOKOr VXITKD ST A TKS SIX A TOR. In anethcr column will be found the result of the eleetisn yesterday for United States Senator. It will be seen that General John B. Gordon waa elect ed on the fifth ballot by n majority of ninalean. It will also be seen that Gen eral Gsrdon and Mr. Stephens were the leading candidates throughout the eon- teat. Intense Interest created considera ble exeitemont daring the progress of the two last ballots: and even in the last ballot, while members wore changing their Vbiea, it seemed difficult to tell who would be the successful candidate, General Gordon or Mr, Stephana; bat, just at the beat of the oon- teat, whoa the aoalen aeemed almost equally balanced, » number of the Itopubllonna, and n few others earns to the rescue of Gane.al Gordon and se cured hla election by changing their votes in hla favor. In the election of Gen. Gordon, the people of Georgia will be represented in the United States Senate by a chivalrous gentleman, ageimt whose reputation, privately or punlioly, naught oau be said. It waa n oortcat between military dir- tinotion and civil qualification; there waa no principle involved aa Gen. Gordon, in the lata oontest, stood with Mr. Stephens upon the Georgia platform, and refused to aanetloa the Oiuoinnati platform, though ha supported Mr. Greeley. If Gan. Gordon eball illustrate Georgia as brilliantly in the Sonata Chamber as ha did upon the field, none will taka more pride in hie career than Tun Bun; and none will more readily sustain him, we doubt not, than Mr. Stephens who waa his chief competitor in the contest of yesterday. TITS CBSD1T MOBILISE SC AS DAL. Gan. Farnsworth pat tha spurs into Gen. Butler in the Moose, on the lfith inat, by offering end having passed a resolution instructing the Credit Mobiliei Committee to inquire whether any mem ber of Congress haa received any money from the Credit Mobilicr corporation aa retaiuod counsel, and if ao, who. Mr. Farnsworth did not hood the objeot he had in view by offering the resolution, wbioh is to diroot attention to the fact that Oeneral Butler received six thou sand dollars as oonnscl for the Credit Mebi'ier, and to have it go npon the rcoorils of the House aa a part of the history of the member from Essex. Tho virtuous Forney, in writing npon this subject, says that gentlemen in Con- gross who hare boon investing in the Credit Mobilier cannot “brara U out” on the assumption that they had a right to bny into it. “We desire to give them the fnU benefit of honeot motives,” aays Forney, “bat it is proper tossy that any attempt to lay down the law that a Sena- tor or Bepreaentative can beoome inter- sated in schemes before Congreaaa or u an attorney can go before tha depart ments and courts and take fees to sup port or oppose measure a on which he has voted, or may vote, will be indignantly repudiated!by the people." nr* Ft MSB ASSOCIATES. Tha SoulJun Wotebmun thus refers to tha appearance of Mr. Stephana in the Pram Convention: “Among the new members-of whom then was a Urge number—wo are pleased to aeo the Hon. A. 8. Stephens, who delivered a short and stirring address, on being invited to participate in oar counsels. It will be aeon that any gentleman ot good moral character—"regardless of former condi tion”—even though ha may have beqp a member of Congreaa, United States Senator or even Ytoe President—is, without difficulty, admitted lo the make. JOf" Sines tha pram haa been made the subject of special prayer, it 11 hoped tha ilergy will remember, in an eapeoial those editors who stealths most tjfe editorials. AM IMPOBTAXT DBCISIOX. A case of considerable importance has jnst been decided in the United Htab s Circuit Court iu Equity—that of William C. Bonn, assignee in beukrnptcy, against Louis E. Amsinck and others. The action was a bill in equity brought by William C. Bean, assignee in bankrupt ojol Charles B. Kintzing, ot St. Louis, Mo., to recover the sum of 810,275 83 from tho defendat Is. It is alleged that Kintzing A Oo, became insolvent on tho fourteenth day ol February, I860, and that a compromise waa made, dated the fifteenth day of Febrnary, 1809, by which the creditors were to accept 70 per cent, in three equal pejmetito at six, twelve, and eighteen mouths, with intorest, for which tho notes of the insolvent firm were to bo given. Tho insolvent firm owod the defendants at the date of the compromise the sum of 882,501 05, and the defendants signed to compromise agreement in common with tho most of the other creditors of Kintzing A Co., but with the seoret un derstanding that Kintzing A Co. were to discount their compromise notes far an amonnt equal to 00 por oent. in cash of the indebtedness of Kintzing A Oo. to defendants, upon defendants signing the oompromiso agreement, and which was done. Judge Blaobford decided that in nil compromises of this naturo between creditors tbero must bo open and fair dealing, and that no snoh seoret under standing ns was had in this eoso will be upheld either in law or equity; that the assignee in bankruptcy, as representing all the ereditois, can maintain a suit to reoover money so paid, under section 14 of the Bankruptcy act, and that the com plainant must have judgment for the full amonnt for which the notion is brought, with the interest and oosts.—,V. V. World. Georgia Legislature The /'Blowing are the ballot* tor S Liter: mar ballot. Those voting for Gordon are: Senator* Cameron, Cannon. Crawford, Cone, Jerri*, Kibbec, Kirkland, Letter, Mattox, McAfee, Nicbolla, Payne, Siminon*, bleed man, Winn. Tboae voting for Stephen* are: Senator* know, .. . ~ ■ - • - Heater, Hudson, Roberson. Those voting for Fielder are: Senator* D Jane?, Er win. Hurl. W. 1*. Matthews. Wcfford- Tboeo voiln* for Aktrruanare: Senator* Anderson, Brluiberrj, Clark. Davtaux. Tko*o voting for Gordon are: Representative* Adam*, Andvreon, Barkwell, Hatter, Blackwell, Boaiwlck, Butt, Gaudier, Carlton, Oason. Clemente. Coldlag, Cook, DeLoacb, Dormlny, Duncan of Hart, Duncan of Babun, Dunlop, Edwards, EUi*. Foster, Foy. Freeman, Hightower of Folk, High of Johnson, Hoppe, Howell, Hudeoa, Boater. Jack* >n, kaigler of Terrell, Lampkin, Latham, Leltuer, Low* of Ceteoaa, Lowe of btowart, Master*, Mathews of Houston, McArthur, McKlbben, Mer rer, Merritt, Morris*, McBride, Osborne, Ou*.*y, Held, Richardson, Bxnlth of Bryan, Smith of Telfair, Snead, Stephen*, Stewart, Taliaferro, Teaseley, Tompkins, Tower*. Turnbull, Twltty. Waleb. Wei cbe), William* of Deuley, William* of UuIjb, Wil liamson, Willis of Mat on. Young—S3.. Thoae rating for Stephens ere: Meters. Baker. Dirked*!*, Beaty. Biack. Blakey, Blanton, Brantiy, Braaaell, Clark. Dari*. Dell. Du Bose, Duma*, Dunn, Krana, Keegan, Fitzgerald, Kljnt. Gllaeon, Gract, Griffin, Hargett, Heard of Klbart, Hight, Uogn, Hurt, Hutchinson of Haraieon, Johnson, Jones of Burke, Jon** of (JUattoog*. Kirk, Lee of Appling, Llpsey, Lockett, Lott, Mathews of Upson, Meltoi, McBride, McDaniel, Moses, Mur S hy, Newton, Peabody, Fierce, PhUli| a, Foote, *est, Roberts. lioger*. Roper. Haewmake. Sbi, Sir- morn, Spence, Stapleton, Trammell, Tucker, Tntt, Willingham, Willis of Talbot, Wofford, low—71. Tno*e voting for Hill are: Meters. Bell, Calhoun, Culver, Cureton. Dorsey, Duke, Bakes, Felton, Fort, Fowler. Gilbert, Hamilton. Hill, Uoggard, Hutchinson of Haralson, Jenklua of Pike, Longley, Leigh of Coweta, Long, Lyon, McClellan. Mcitea, Mills, Stdler, Summerlin, Tomlin, Watt-35. Those voting for Akerrnan Messrs. Atkinson, Bsttle, Blue, Campbell, Dug- gai, Heard of Greene, Loveless, Nioholson, Swearin gen, Thompson—14. Those voting for Fielder are: Uoaara. Ooiemau, Harris, Kaigler of Quitman—8. ■CC09D BALLOT. Fcr Akerman—Anderson, lirlmberry, Clark, De- vaanx. For Stephens—Arnow, Black, Cain, Gilmore, Heard, Hester. Uudaou, Knight, Roes*, Mr. Presi dent. For Fielder—Blance, Hey! Mathews, Mattox, McAfee, Nichols, Payne, Sim mons, Steadman, Winn Those voting for Gordon are: _ Messrs. Adams, McLrllaa, Moses, Murphy, Prabod7, Phillip#, Pool*, K««H Robert*. Roger*. Roper. Sedter, Sbewmak*. Sbl. hi-mona, Spence. Htaple- ton, Hnmmerlin, Trammall, Tnckee, Tntt, Walab, Watt, Willingham, WilUaof Talbot, Wofford, Yow. —77. Thoae voting for Mr. Hill are: Senators Hlllyer, Jonea; Bepresentatlvea Cal- -oun, Coleman, Culver, Cureton. Doraey, Duke, Gilbert. Hamilton, Harris, UU1, Uoggard, Untohtn- Cook, DeLoach, Dormlny, Duncan, or Hart, Dun' oan of ltebuu, Dunlap, Edward*, Ellis, Felton, Fay, Frevmsn, Great, Hightower of Polk, Hightower of Johnson, Hoppe, Howell, Uudaou. Hunter, Jack- son, Jfukiu* of Putnam. Kaigler, of Terrell, JLarnp- kin, Latham, Lee, Leltuer, Lowe of Catoosa, l/< of Stewart, Mastera, Mathews of Houston, 1 Arthur, M< Kibben, Mercer, Merritt, Morris, Os- Turubul'. Twltty, Walab, Welchell, Williams of Dooley, WiUiama of Unaou, WilUamson, Willis of Macon, Young.—87. Those voting for Stephens are: Messr*. Baker, Barksdale, Beaty, Black, Blakoy, Blanton, Brantley, Braaaell, Claik. Davis, Dell, Du- Lyon, Mills, Tomlin Thoae voting for Mr. Akerman are: Senator* Anderson, Brlrnberry, C'ark, IDcveauz: BepretenUUvea Atkinson, Batt.o, Blue, Campbell, Dagger, Heard of Greene, Loveless, Mcholson, Bweailngeu, Thompson-14. Changes from one candidate to r *ootLer, aaaumed a* rpid* mtc fori The foU >wing L*uator Mattox; »!««.»-»— — ——- The following changed from Hill to Stephensi: Bepresentatlves— Colemsn, Cureton, Duke, Gilbert, Harris, Ulil, Uoggard, Iaongley. Long. The following changed from Mr. Akerman to Ste phens: Senator Brlmberry; Representative Ibomp- Thoee changed from Mr. Stephens to Mr. Oordon Representatives -Peabody, McCl.Uan. Those changed from Mr, Hill to Mr. Gordon are; Senators—Hlllyer, Jones. Representatives — Calhoun, Culver, Hamilton, Leigh of Coweta, Lyon, Mill*. TnniUfl. Those who changed from Mr. Akerman to Mr. Gor- itephens and Beck again to Gordon. This made Mr. Oordon'a vote 112: Mr. Stephens* MS; Mr. Akermau a 7. Whole number of votes cs«t 305. Necessary to a choice 103. Gen. Gordon waa declared elected . The Beuate on motion, retired to their Chamber. USOLCTIOM. Mr. Du Bose of Warren, offered a resolution In viting Hon. E, U. PotUe to a seat on tho floor, which was agreed to. Mr. Twltty offered a resolution Inviting ex Gov. Brown to a seat on the floor which was agreed Mr. Willi ghara offered a resolution Inviting Hon. D. Mathews to a seat on the llbor which waa **‘^* a *Jsrkeedalo offered a resolution inviting Hon. Toombs to a scat on too floor which waa **Mr\loArthar offered a rea ilntton tendering seats the floor to the Mayor and Aldermen of Atlanta, which was agreed to. Mr. Harris offered a resolution tendering a scat the floor to Hon. A. M. Tumlln, which waa agreed to. ... Mr. Turnbull offered a the floor < ^Mr.'Mattox offered a resolution tendering a era, on tho floor to Hon. J. L. Reid, which wxa agreed to. Mr. Blue offen d a r -eolation tendoring Boats on the floor to Hon. J. J. Harris and J. Smith, which WM^cyd'o. ..„„ ialion ,‘uttb. order to aceommo- ilato Ufa l.rge nomlior or lionorablt 1 . Invited to teats ITU AT " CBKIUT MOBILISE" MBAXS. [Frcm the Chicago Time,.] A oorreapomlimt anka the meaning of the worda “Credit Mobiler." (Several Oungreaamon havo asked the ptttno ques- tiun.) Wo preeume he wiehre lo be in formed concerning the original derivation and aao of tho torm. Wo will endeavor to explain it. Tho "Credit Ponder" haa long noon tho general title in Franco for associations that advance mono; on laud ed or immovable aecuritie«. Tho "Credit nobilior”waa the namo given to a power- fnl corporation, organized in Franco in 1852, for kdvancing mono; on move- ble proparty. The mime wan adopted cTedently with the purpose of affording n ready definition of the aubjeot of the association. The "Societo Generate de Credit Mobilier" became a gre.t and profitable enterprise. It had special privileges under its charter. It ansisttd materially in tho construction of rail- way* and tho promotion of mining Bohcmca. Among other outorpriaoe in which it waa notably interested were the Government loan on aoconnt of tho Rus sian war, tho Grand Central Railway Company, and the Ooneral Omnibus Company of Faria. At one time, it ad- vanced 250,008,000 francs, and at another timo 375,000,000 franco, to the French Government, its btieinese was bo great in 1856 that it declared a dividend of 40 per cent, on its capital. Whilo it was manifestly the means of doing mnch good in France, it eventually failed. The introduction of tho terms "Credit Fourier” and "Credit Mobilier” into America aro duo to Mr. Gecrgo Francis Train, lie established n " Credit Pon dor" with Omaha lands, which he hawked about the country some years ago. Ue S tve the name ot “ Credit Mobilier of rnorioa" to a corporation with universal privileges, which was organized in l'eun- aylvania. It waa appropriated by Messrs, (lake., Ames, Duraut 1c Co., to serve as the party of tho thud part in the fa mous “triplicate agreement,” by which tho maoogirs of tho Union Facifiio Railroad lot ont tho contract of buildiug the road to themselves, in payment for which they modestly took tho road itself, all the united States bonds, all tha United States lands, ate., at e profit of over 1,000 par cant., on aa entirely ficti tious capital. This is what "Orcifit Mo bilier” means iu the modern American and Congressional use ot tho word. The titloisnot inappropriate. The transac tion was literally a Credit on Movables— the United Htatea Government famish- ing the credit and the money, and Maura. Oakse, Ames A Oo. taking the movables—that is, the securities and the profits. Special Notices ■hakca Lwaslltwtlaaa. General debility, and tbs deapoadaucy by which U la invariably accompanied, art often regarded aa th* symptom* ot Incorabla physical decay •on* thus afflicted It la often atl that thalr couati- tnliou* art undermined; that thay have nothing telt to fail back upon; that they art hopateaa TJiia, in at least eight instance* ont of ten. la a thtea conclusion. A constitution may b* shaken without being undermined; and even if undermined, may ha propped and ataaagtnanad; and in many called hepeteaa ***** there are rceervee of vitality and latent vigor in tha ayatem that only require simulating and tfevelepiag to reader them equal to tR* work of repair. The bent and sureetatmu jant and luvlgorant that cun be given ae a remedy tor decay of the vital power*, whether natural or canal, la Hostetler's Stomach Bitters. If th* tel- Wring physique can be roused lain haaithy activity by any hemaa mesne, this regenerating vegetable cordial will aooompli A That object. Its effect upon the appetite, the digeettou. the nervous i aaovettve organa and tha bowel* la moat It net ealy eota diren y upon thaeeltda aaTtuld of the body, but indirectly upon the eeueUtutiou itaeU. Famous left by fever la such a deplorably helpless ooudUieu that it weald seem a* tf they oould never recover, may be eoaaptetely built it might almost be said r*-bm)a-by this mighty, tftda weO-olgh infallible, vegetable restorative, test aeesaa of incteaaent winds sad chilling damps he Bitten should U takes as a pcofeettm medtetas. sou, Juno* of Burke, Jones of Chattooga, Kirk, Lip- **y, Lockett, Lolt, Matthew* of Upson, Mattox, McBride, McDaniel, Moses, Murphy. Newton, Pea body, Fierce, Phillips, Pocle, Reuse, Robert*,Roger*. Royer, bhowmake, Bhl, Binimon*. Bpence, Bteple- ton. Bummerlin, Trammell, Tucker, Tutt, Willing- ham, Willis of Talbot, Wofford, Lowe—71. Thoae voting for HiU are: Messrs. Bell, Calhoun. Culver. Cureton, Dorsey, Duke*, Eakes, Fort, Foster, Fowler, Gilbert, liamil- i, Hill, Uoggsrd, Hutchinson of Glayton, Jenklna Pike, Long ley, Leigh, Long, Lyou, McClellan Me lies, Mills, Sadler, Tumlln, Walt—35.| Thoae voting for Fieldor are: Messrs. Coleman, Harris, Kaigler of Quitman—.1 Those voting for Akerman are: Messrs. Atkinson. Battle Bine, Campbell, Dagar, eard of Green, Lovoless, Nicholson, Bwmrlngrn, Tbompajn—14. Whole number of vote* cast 312; necessary toe choice 107. Tmao DALLOT. Those voting for Akerman ere: Means. Anderson, Brtmbery, Clark and D*veaux, Those voting for Stephen* sre: Me*Hr*. Arnow, Black, Cain, Gilmore, neater, Heard, Hudson, Knlglit. Reese and Mr. President. Those voting for Fielaer ere: Messrs. Blsuoe and Hoyl. Thoae voting for Hill »r*: Messrs. Brown, Carter, Harris, Htlljor, Jonea, Msibews, Poddy, Roberson and Wofford Those voting for Gordon are: Mtssrs-Cameron.Cauuon, Crawford,Cone, Erwin, Jervis, Klbbee, Kirkland, Lester, Mathews, \lat- tox. McAfee, Nlcholls, l’syne, Simmon*, Steadman and Wtun. Thoae voting for Gordon Messr*. Adams, Andursou, Barkwell, Baxter, Blackwell, Doatwtck, Butt, Caudler, Carlton, Caaou, Clements, folding, Cook, DeLoaeli, Dormlny, Dan can of Hart, Dum-an of lteubun, Duulap, Edward*, Kills, Felton, Foster, Foy, Freeman, Grant, High tower of Polk, Hightower of Joliuson, Uopps, How ell, Hudson, Hunter, Jackson, Jeukln* of Putnam, Kslgter of Terrell. Latham, Lee of appllng, Leitner, Lolt, Lowe of Catoosa, Low of Stewart, Masters, Mathews of Houston, McArthur.McKibbeen,Mercer, Merritt, Morris. Oaborue, Ousely, lteid, Itlehardsou, Simms, Smith of Bryant, Smith of Telfair, Stephens, ’ —Tompkins. Towers, Uliams of Dooly. Wll- Items of Union, WUiiamson, Willis of Macon, Young, Mr. Speaker—87. Those voting for Btepbrna Messrs. Darker. Barksdale, Black. Blakay, D'.an- ton, Brantley, lirae*e)l. Clark. Davis, Dell, Du- Boss, Dumas, Dunn, Evans, Feagln, Fitxgerald, Flyut, GIUsou.,Griffin, llargett, Heard of Klbert, proposed to be amended, which wav agreed to. TAKIMO CAMS OT THE LADIXS. Mr. Doraey, of Fayette, offered a reaolution that portion or the galleiiea fronting tho Spea) i ix» set apart exclusively for the ladies, w unanimously agreed to. It called out tne fullest vote that haa beju polled on any measure. Several resolutions offered by Messrs. Hogo and Calhoun, we taken up and referred to the Finauc* Mr. Mercer of Chatham was added to the Finance Committee, and Mr. Smith of Telfair, to tho Com mittee ou Blind Asylum. The Senate reaolution to appoint a Joint committee of five from the Senate and seven from tho House to whom shall be referred all proposed amcndmsnte to the Constitution, was, on motion ol Mr..Hunter of Brooks, taken np and reforred to the Judiciary Hight. Hogs, Hurt. Hutchinson of Harateon, Jehu- , Jonea of Bnrke, Jonas of Chattooga, Kirk, ukln, Llpsey, Lockett. Mathews of Upson, Mat tox, McBride, McDaniel, McClellan, Murphy. New ton, Peabody, Pierce, Pnllilp*. Pool, Reese, Robert*, Roger*. Roper. Shewmak*. Shi. Slmiuons, Spence, Stapleton, Hunmierltu, Trammell, Tucker, Tutt, Walab, Watt, WiUiugham-79. A motion waa mad* that tha Sonata retire, which waa voted down by a large majority, roc ST 11 BALLOT. Those voting for Mr. Gordon ar»: Senators—Cauuou, Crawford, Cone, Krw.i Harris, Hoyl, Hudson, Jervis, Kibbee, Klrkiand, Letter. W. P. Mathews, Mattox, McAfee. Nichols, P*yu«, Uoborsou, Suumonn, Bteadmau, Winn, Wof Baxter. Blackwell, Uoatwuk. Butt, Candler, Carlti . Cason, Clement*, Col.lIng, Del*>acli, Dormlny, Dun can of Hart, Dnnran of lUbun, Dunlop. Eakes, Ed wards. Ellis, Felton, Fort, Foster, Fowler, Foy. Fr* man. Grant, Hightower of Polk, Hightower of Johnson, Hoppa, Howell, Hudson, Hunter, Jackson, Jeukins of Putuarn, Kaigler of Terrell, Latham, Lee of Appiing, Leitner, Lott. Lowe a* Catoosa, Lews of Stewart, MasU-ri, Mathews of Houston, M Mercer. Merritt, Morris, Osborne, Ousley, 1 ilth of u. Simms, Bnitih of Brysn, Smith of Tel d, Stephens. Stewart, Taliaferro, Tesaoly, ..Tower*. Turnbull, Twltty, Wslchel, Wil Bams of Dooly, William* of Uutou, Williamson, Willis of Macon, Young, Mr. Speaker—95. Those voting tor Mr. mephrna are: Senator* Arnow, Uealy. Black, Blakey. Blautou. Uraatiey, Brai Clark, Davta, i ell, Dubose, Dumass, Dunn, Evans, Feagln, MGgerald, Flynt, Gliason, Griffin, Hargett, Heard of Elbert, Hight, lloga, Hart. HuUhtuaou of Harateou. Jenkins of t*tke, Jobnsou, Jonea of Burke, Jour* of Cuattooga, Kaigler of Quitman. Kirk, of Lumpkin. Llpsey. Loa ksU, Matthews of Cpaoi Mattox. McBride, McDaniel, McLelian, Meaee, Mu S hy, Newtou, Peabody, Pierce, Phillips, Poole, «***, Heberts, Rogers, Roper, bhewmake, Shi, Simmons, Spence, Stapletoo, Summerlin, Trammell Tucker, Tutt. Walab, Watt, W’Uilugbam, W'tllte ‘ Taibot, Wofford, Yow—74. Mathers. P*«ldy. Representatives .... Cureton, Dorsey, Duke. Gilbert, HsmUton. Harr**, Hill. Uoggard, Hutebtuson of Clayton, Longley, Leigh of Coweta, Long. Lyon. Mcitea, Mills, Sadler, Tumlln—2*. Those voting for Mr. Akerman 8-uatore-Anderson, Brlmberry, Clark. Devvanx. RepreeeuUtiv**—Atkmson, battle, Blue, Camp* bell. Dagger, Heard of Greer * *— - ‘ • Sweariogen, Thorny eon—14, Whole number of vote* cut 213; necessary to choice ld7. nmi BALLOT G Jftw Tbuetuaemeii!*; KOItGIA—TMliufrrrw Counly! * \Vj!Emta8, Hubert H. iibedes ap- i me lor Letters of Admlnl*trAt:on de bocla tho estate it Martin Woodall, deceased.— Tbeeehre jlWW j»r n jst Mr. Llpsey of Loo, offored , nsolutlon instruct- inceriied ■ thev bar .'within the time pre- hy said letter* enowM not be I office in Crswfoidville, CUAMES A. DhVEWY', Ordinary. Ap;>lic:i1io:i fd^’Kxrnipilon pf Kcaltj’ nnd Pffhtonulfcy. G t KOHOIA—Tnlloftrro Connlyt r William O. Armor applies to nee tor exemption of really end pei -uiu. ly.and aetUug apart and valuation of the *amo, ai.d I w.ll jwa» upon tho earno at ni> otBo* iu CrawtordviUe, ou Mo:,dav. the 31 ay of February, 1873 . , Given under uiy i.aud, at office in Craw ford ville, this J Ala UJaA » l4lii, 1873. Jan 13 CHARLES A. BEA2LEY. Ordinary. ENGLISH BAKING- FOWDERS AND ;J,ISil ILAVOBIMJ EXTRACTS POA MARINO SWEET AND WIU1LESOMX J J-.reaA anti Blarull.. A DETTElt ABTKLE HAN ANV IN THE MARKET. »arin« tie auallUea ^f tbe teat Baking Powder* and Y«-et combined, and rt-commendcd oy all eminent English Physicians. Bread nutfo from the EAGU84 11AKLNG POWDEBS ie ’isked at once, or may remain in the forty-eight hour*, and is guaranteed to make >d Bread or Biscuits ai if need immediately mixing, end U warranted free from the dele- a effect* of Baking Powders generally, being manufactured frcm strictly j ore ingredient#, and under the supervision of on* of the beat Engll*) Chemist*. ilutHontrr. jr. n, fowler, Honsc and lot on Harris street. T HIS properly is located on th* north side of East Harris street, adjoining H* land ^oms- Tb# lot Is 65x192 feet, snd Las on it A TWO-ROOM HOUBE, floiahed. The sale will be made on our return from Oanlt'a sale, on North Avenue, which comes offal 3 r. M~ If jon want tth* above house and lot cheap, bs ou hand about 4:30 on the after, above specified. WALLiCE k FOWLER, -jilt - Leal Estate Agcnla. N. JU FOWLER, Auctioni*. The Gantt Property. famous Ponce de I.eon Spring. AU of thbBe lota havo a most beautiful and uuobstructod view of the ity; and upou the cumpietiou of the Street Rail road, tLia property will be eagerly toughi aHer, on account of its beautiful loca'ion. It 1* but a short walk lrum tbe pro-eut terminus of tho Street Rail road to ti. se lots. Come to our office, (jet a plataud go ont and examine the premise*. and Druggists. Wholesale by WEST k EDWARDS, W. L HUBBARD k CO..S W. W. COMPTON 4s CO., GOODMAN k WADE. J. PHILLIPS, Atlsmta, (la. Head Office for the United States, lttl DU ANN STRRRT, If. ’ Copartnership Notice. HAVE this day associated Mr. JOHN M. HAR WELL *lth mein tbe business heretofore rled on by myKelf alone. From this date .the firm style will bo J. BEN GUANO and*]*ROVI8IONS ON TIME. Soliciting tno patronage of old friends of the < use, we hope to add maty view ones. (Broad street by the Bridge.) J*n2ld3t J. BEN W1L80N. g dng Wei bargain . g'-t» . The owner is i the property mnet be sold for cash, a* ait* wiiut one. Go to the sale on the , ahuraday afternoon, 33d instant. WALLACE k FOWLER, Real Estate Agents, No. 11 Alal-aina strret. ..Iniiiu.l Yates’ Slory, A Bad Lot Will be commtDcud ia No. 27G of tho 101 Out next Mondiy, Jannary 27. TILRVig—tine Copy. Our Year $3 ( Two i optes, one Yt-nr 5 ( Address GEO HUE itllMlO, New York Fireeldo Companion, SI BKKKMAN STREET, NEW YORK. jan22-tf ELEGRAPH TO THE DAILY SI EVENING DlHI-aTCIUM 0, tho N. y. Aeiociatod Trea". THE BONArARTISTS. London, Jan. 22.—It is repotted that n couferome has been bold at Ckiaelburst, and it was deeidrd that tfio Empress Eugenio and Prince Jerome Napoleon should bo tho political guardians of tho Princo Imperial, nnd therefore of the isrty. It is said no mamfeato auuouno- ug tho intontiona of tho Iluunpartitta will be issued, uor will uu; proclamation be published. Tuo Prince Imperial.will not bo called Napoloou Fourth, but will be known ns Count Piorroford. He has adopted ns his motto "Strength, but not Impatience.” Washington, January 22.—Sxnate.— Tho bill abolishing the rank of admiral and vico admiral of the navy, passed and goei to the Preeident. Mr. West presented the credentials of McMillan and Ray, contestants for the Kellogg vaosucy. The credentials were referred to tho Committee on Privilegee and Elections. The bill for war sloops passed, with amendments, by 59 to 8. Tbe bill abolishing the franking privi lege, commencing July next, passed. The Senate then adjourned. House.—No action on the Colorado bill. The bill for the Commissioners ot Commerce waa tabled by 121 to C4. Washington, Jan. 22.—Nominations for Postmaster—Fowler, Milledgeville, Oeorgia; Mrs. Kyce, Grounds, Missis- sippi. 851 ALL POX. New York, Jan. 2*2.— Advices from Peru and Lima, report tho small pox terriule. CCSKLINO PROVIDED FOR. Roeeoe Conkling is re-elected Senator. TUB LAND OBARBERS. New York. January 22.—The Samaua Bay Company met, accepted the report of the commissioners aud elected cfllccrs for this year. RICHARD ELECTED. SruiNonELD, January 22.—R. Oglesby is elected Senator from Illinois. SAVANNAH ELECTION. Savannah, Jauuary 22.—The Demo crats elect Andersou Mayor, and the en tire board of Aldermen. Eatonton Hotel Boards at t$£J.OO per Dny W. H. PELOT, Proprietor. jjaits-tf A G-OOD HOME S beLought elu-ap. Ilin Lot is f0x2C0 feet The Ifonso contains four rooms, two of good hard cyc-t O. S. BURNETT, Gr. W. ADAIR, Auct’r Two Whitehall Stor©!?. r*. Thursday, 2?d inat. irulng, tbonii splendid tory brick Store*—ground 47x20); Store* 47x1(0 occupied by Uarrttt k Bro. and Seymour k Co The*o Store* Lave lull size bsarnu-ut*, and arc well built and well tlnlnlu-d , and ada; ted in heavy Oro eery trade. Title* unque*tinnabln. Ttruii third cash; balance in one and two year*, w per cent, luterest. Jau22-2t G. W. ADA Macon A Brunswick RAILItOAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule 8UPERIKTfcNDENT’S OFFICE, MiCMN A bHUNbWICK R41LUOAU COMP.Va Macon, Oa., November 30, 1872. O N AND AFifcK WEBNEfcDAY, NoV. 31. 187A t/ains on thla road will run us fol DAT PASStNOmi TRAIN, DAILY (SUNDAYS EX CEPTED.) Leave Macon 9:15 A. M Arrive at Jesup 6:50 1*. M Arrive at Brunswick 1U:00F. M 4:30 A.M, .... 4:45 A. M 6:38 P.M Arrive at Miu-on NIGHT PASSENULU TRAINS. DAILY. Leave Macon 8: iO P Arrive at Joaup 6:00 A Arrive at Savannah 8:30 a Leavo HavanuaL. 7:30 P Leave Jeaun 11 :iU P Arrive at Macon...7. 7:45 \ Both day and night train* count ct closely at J< •up with trams to aud iroiu Florida. nol2-if fienerat tikvaranftJtl On Oonsliinmont ^,000 Bushel* Choice White Wheat. 100 Barrel* Flour, Pride vf Georg. t. lC<i •• •• Washington NXX. 3 Car Load* Prime White Com. Stock ruas, OR* aud Country Produce genet ally. J. A. AN.sLI.Y, de3tf Corner rrror and lltintsr *tv- e» '. Matkewa, Mattox. — , kma^ r Steadman, W.nu, W fiord, ltepreeesatl' I AnAeraou, Barkwell. Baxter, BiackweU. Boetwica. Urantiey, Butt. Candler CarUou. Cason. Clementa. Coldlag. Cook. DeLoaca. Dormlny. Duncan ot Hart, Duncan 01 Rabun, Dnniop, Eakre, Edwards, Ellis. Fauton, Fort, Foster. Fowler. Foy. Freeman, Grant, Hightower of Polk. Hightower of Johnson, Hoppe, Masters, Mathews of Houston, McArthur. McKlbben, McRae. Mercer. Merritt, Morris, Hew- ton. Osborne, Onaeloy, Rate. Utchnrdeoa. Mama, Smith of Bryan, tuuith of TeUhur, Snead. Stephens, Stewart, Taliaferro. Teaseley. Tompkins. Towsro. Turnbull. Twltty. Wetohel. William* of Dooly, WU- llama of Uniea. Williamson, Wilhs of Mncon. You* Thoee voting for Mr. Stephens, ■■■■■■ Arnow, Bissk. Brown, Cain, Gilmore, Heard, He*, ter. Knight, Poddy, Reese, Mr. Prudent Rap mean tan van : Baker. Berkadals. Beaty. Belli Bmck. Rtaksm^tenaM^mmMteteMmtetenmm^teriR 1, Brassed, Clark. Dene, DeU, i, Erwin. F * ““ Griffin. Hargett, _ I, ,WI. Mn. iw. D.HOM. Da HUM, Dan, Krais. T«a*lt. Tiunnl J. - - - iHrara <Nliban. aiauLUni Hl(kK Han Han. Uilduara of Hantasa. J.s- «»• «< riS», I»kam, tmm ot Buka IM of MIUNIGIIT Diel’ATCIIEH, Dj N. T. Auoc .M mm. non. a. n. BTiPHENa Fon cunguus, Wabhinoton, Jannarj 22.—At a meet- ing ol Ueuatora and RepmacntatiTea from tbs 8th Congressional District of Oeorgia held to-night. General Toombs in the chair, it was unanimously request ed of Alexander H. Stephens to stand for Congress, ail the candidates declining in his favor. Mr. Stephen* accepts the nomination, and will be eleoted to tbe next Congress without a doubt. Tbe Governor will issoo his proclamation for an election witnoat delay. Ur. Stephens’ health is improving. The nomination gives universal satisfaction. London, Jan. 22.— A dispatch from Genoa states that ltev. Edward Bovtrie Fnaey, D. D., the well knowu English divine, ia daugworuly ill in that city.— His friends have been telegraphed for, and are hastening to his bedside. Dr. Pusey is now in bis 73d year. Th* remains of Sit Edward Bulwar Lytton will be buried at Kenilworth to morrow. Dr. Rlm.uem’ Liver Regulator Iitioct of a Utter (mb Hon. Aiaxasdar H:8U- fkcaa, dateA Stli lbrvk. lms -*I ooeMUMUj DM, .tea mj eoadlUoa raqalr. IA DR. miXOtW LJVXX RXOCLATOR, with food •SOrt. It te mild, sad aolte m» Utter Uu men .ctiv. nariUa ISA THH “0-IB-ISrUTX3SrEl , “COALCREEK COAL!” J. Bl. HOK.\, Jr., A. Co., WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL DEALERS, band at their Coal Yar4a. Marietta street, second door above tho Capitol aud Poatoffice, and No. 3 on the Corner Alabama and Loyd Sts., Oppofite O. n. Jonea, E*q„ and Oeorgta Railroad Depot, tbobfht “Coal Creek Lump” and Anthracite Coul. Tuo ucw office and yard ou tne last uaiucd Btraetn, we have found necessary to open within tho last few day* for tho accommodation of our friends nnd the pub.io in the eastern and uuthern part of tho city, wbero they may at all ime* find mir plcaeant and accommodating little JOK CORRIGAN” lo wait upou them. Kero dbottlinetnemn. MARDI GRAS! ait.t.Fi* EtcvHsiojr MOBILE \E NEW ORLEANS! GREAT :IMER 1611 CIIIIUI New Orleans TO TAKE PLAC1 05 Tuesday, Ftbtcuary 251*, 1878. THIS imp IS HEOABDED BI THOSE WHO HATE , BEEN THP-BK AS ONE OF THE MOST T-t.-pi aha lyrryv Call at either office, and v, GOOD r rnauu factor lea. 4 NuajrijficBjrr tmjmjt PELLMAN’S PALME SLEEPERS, With Llegant Day-coachea, Restaurant*, and Bag* gage Care run through from Atlanta and Augusta, Without change. Tie ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE, Making as quick time aa line# advertised. Excellent opportunity of witnessing this Carnival of Carnivals. GEORGE PAGE & Co Patent Portable Circular £;.*• Mills, Qtath&xry p.ui Porte! STEAti! ENGINES iIK 1ST itiLLS, i.it TBJB .iTIntJYTN *EJM JTHW 0BI>M£NT9 FAST LINE* Long since perfectea arrangements for Tickets and Trains through without change. This line is one hundred and elghtj-nlne milea SHORTER Than another, “and nearly ore day leas Man caff -St ul>fuv Cdlaloquu and rricc-Lui4, The Georgia StateJLoterv. Authorized l»y tlio X^c|glHlnturc ( Lotteries, will offt FIRST OF JANUAliY 1873, t libf ral and attractive achemo of Ternany Combi nation* cl SEVENTY EIGHT NUMBERS. Public Drawings every evoning at Atlanta a 4 o'clock. pukAtin rnoMPTL\ % VJkmm.*D / This 1« tbo only legalised Lottery In Oeorgia, sod offer* tho finest and most liberal Bchames of Prlxea ever prefieutod to tbe publlo. Tbo Proceeds are appropriated to the edncatlon «nd support«f INDIGENT ORPHANS. For full particulars address UOWAUO k CO., Manager!, Atlanta, Ga. dtc 91-1 mo GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER. I T baa been demonstrated by a aeries of practical experiments conducted by eminent physicians, and attested by thousand* or grateful people who have been relieved from their bufferings by Its uae, that tbe Gettysburg Katalyuine Water It tho nearest approach to a specific ever citcovcred for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney aud Urinary Disease* generally. It restores muscular p< Wer to the psraiytio. It cures Liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, Catarrh ami Bronchitis, Duesaes of tbe skin, General Debility snd Nervous Prostration from niei tal and phyab-al excesses. It is tne greet- est antidote ever discovered lor excessive eating and drinking. It corn eta tho aioniacb, promote* diges tion and relieves the head almost Immediately. No i oup'hold should be without it. Every hotel should keep It ou hand. For aulo l>y all Druggists. ffiy.For a liiktory of lue Spring*, for mtdicmal ■it! cr «>f the water over dioeases, tor marveh ua cure*, and for testimonials from Uiitin gui«h< d m< n. a»nd for pamphlets. • WHITNEY UUO.'B, General AgfUta. ■L7 Noutn F: ont *t„ Phils Ic-lpbla, Pa. Gvtlyrbtirg bpriuga Co. ~ Sale by liLUA, CRAIG k CO., an<l ilrugglata Jan7eod3m CUY THE CZNU delicate aa silk and as aensltiv* nerves can make it. Neither constipation, cholic, diarthooi, dvseutery, or any other bowel complaint, cam ba cured by abusing and convvilslng this teaser membrane with a furious purgative. The tint Mid ■afest rt-uii dy iu such ca -.>* U that mild bainmie and deligbttul toulo laxative, Tamnt'a EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT, which heals, tones and invigorate* tbo irr.iated in- teaUnee, while it relieves tham from the morbid humor* which provoke abdominal disease. t-o!d GUANO_^EPOT. 1 >LANTK!t8 can be aupyMed with the foil owing A MTANDARD FEK1ILIZEUS, at tbo lowest prices at ahull they can be prepared f-»r market either for ca»hor payable lot November, 1173, or cotton will be received In oayment at tnen rente H6c.ji»er pound on the clrasfdca.toaof “Xsw York Middling*: PURE PERUVIAN ul’ASO. DDMoLVED BONES. L.\ND PLANTEK, PUGINIX GUANO. W1LLCUX. UIBBS k CO.'8 Manipulated Guana. Guano 8a!t and Plaster Comp u-d. orders *111 have dispatch. Liberal terms will be made with wrcuntT agents to sell the above Fen ilth sere. Address J. A. AWhLEY. jetted tf Of nT Commission Merchant... £icliool Notice. Srxnci STANDARD SCALES .More than 4.10 Different SIOillffcAttons. AGENT* ALSO TOn TOE BEST A LA EH SfOKET DDAWBE. Fairbanks & Co., mi nuoed rjr, ,vir vorh ICC Baltimore street. Baltimore. 63 Camp street, New Orlcani. FAlllUAaMiS tk EWIMi, 717 VHERATT ST.. PhUaAtlpMa. FAIRBANKS, BROWN K CO., lib .11/LH MT., JTesfea Fcr saie l-y Isediug Hardware Dealers. EXCURSIONISTS — ARE — PAMTICUMsEBLE' EMqUXBTEB To notice the shove. And pnard against being deceived by other linen Ivertlaing ti.o tale of "Atlanta and New Oblbam bout Line,” and remember that PLEASURE SEEKERS DO NOT SEEK AFTER 'SHORT LINES,*' ill afford them mn Igeat that Excurtec •PAY TBEIR MONEY and TAKE THEIR CHOICE” Between 8*nd Barrens, Plney Woods, etc., and tha Bmll- ful Blue Mountains of Alabam», together with mag* uifleent bridges over noble rivers, one of whloh— the Tens*—is the longest m the continent; not for- getting the beautiful Bays imidenttoa line whoon cars run along the shores of the GULF OIT MEXICO. " I am Sole Agent for thla Line In Georgia." but for the accommodation of tha "Dear Public,** hava FROM DATE OF SALE. FJtff BO LA JJ TEMP. ATLANTA to NEW ORLEANS and Poturo... .f34 3f Sleeping car fore extra. 8ectlona or births can bo secured by addreealng *? |V. DUN MMO, Sup’t Pullman 8onthern Palaoe Car Company, or, BEAU CAMPBELL, Southeastern Agent Atlanta and New Orleans Fast Line. (The New Reliable Blue Mountain Boat*, and l«a recent connection* via Montgomery aud Mobllo.1 lan 18 dtf Merchants, Liyery Stable KeepersTltel The Georgia Stable. I! favor*. I aolicit » continuance of their custom. 1 also invite the public ,*neraUy and traders espe cially to give me a cail. « Attentive boetlera and goo 1 drtvera always on hand. A. GAM MEL. Colombna, Oa., Dec 30, 1872. de33 LITCHFIELD HOUSE AC WORTH, GEORGIA. rfTABLE ALWAYS FUREUHED WITH THE I beat the mat 1, In UTUHFIED. I And all persona doing bualae«R within tho oor* porate limits of the city of Atlanta, are required te make a grors return of their tales or receipts, and are hereby notified to come aft onoo.to my offloe, la tbe City Hall, and make a return of their groea sales or receipts for the quarter ending ''ecember Hat. 1872. Said return muat be made by tbe first off February, 1873. FI faa will be issued and placed la the Marshal's hands for collection. FRANK T. RYAN, Jania lot City Clerk. PROF.' LOONEY’S SCHOOL the 2<nh ot January, 1073, and continue twenty four weeks. The outire expense ior Board and Tuition tor th* Term to a flrat class •« holar ia only 8lot. Other classes still less, according to the stadias entered. 1 he locality ie very heel thy, easy of access, and boasts aa good society aa any village In the Btate. DRUNKKN V-i.v AND ALL MANNER OF ROW- UY18M STERNLY FORBIDDEN. Extravagance, uarleaa expenditure of money for drees, Ac., not President, or Mrs. C. D. CIIAWLKY. Prludpel Fe male Department, Palmetto Behool, Palmetto, Ga. A Jaaffdlm UkUKUIA-I ALlAkEkRU CikUfti'Y. COCBT or OEDINAET, ST CHAMBEBS, BOV. 14, 1(73. W nxEEaa, Haute Muhlenbriuk, executor oi Charles Axt, late of aaid county, deceased, ap plies to me for letters of dlsmlaaioa from said Exe cutorship. These are, thereto re, to dte all persona concern ed, to show cause. If any. within tbe Urn* proeeribed by law. why said letters of dismission should not be granted. CHAULER i. BVAEL1. WANTED, 10.000 Mlnlx rnnE unterngned wtU payee high andllbeeala -L price ae any house lu tbe Mouth for Mink, Coon. Fox. Otter, Beaver. Opeesuas, Muskrat Fuss sent film by freight or express. Cash remitted promptly. He also buys Bags, Hides, Beeswax, *U Copper. Braes. Ac. Keep# for eele Fruit. Vegetables, Beads and To bacco*. For twelve yean proprietor of Atlanta Fur Company. tor last two yean corner Tallapoosa ead Railroad atreete, Opelika, Alabama. Ttwde respect fully solicited. BERTRAND EACHEY. WM. ii STEPHEN8a A.TTOKNEY AT LAW. JO HAT U JWNOr. Attorn«T-k«*X<ki O abtuxtiua atoaou o men’s store, Kern Main street, the ccuaUee comprising tbe CT — Prompt attentat* #wffi l» I