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THE DAItiV SPN.
Atlanta, Oa., Tlmriulny, Jan. 33, 1873.
JBETEOROLOUMCAL.
For the Mew England 8latea winda veering to
northerly and easterly on Thursday, with Increasing
oloudlness. For the Kiddle States a falling barome
ter with fresh and brisk northerly to easterly winds,
cloudy weather and ralo exoept for the northern
portion. Probably snow for the Sonth Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, with easterly to southerly
winds. A falling barometer with rising tempera
ture aad rain for the Western Qulf States aud north
ward to Wisconsin and Minnesota. Rising barome
ter end falling temperature, with freah and brisk
westerly to norther'y winds, and dear and clearing
weather, tad these conditions will extend eastward
during the day over probably Michigan, Ohio, Ken
tucky, Tennessee and the western portion of Geor
gia end Florida.
AROUND THE CITY.
O. E. Whisky, ui Old Vallki,
U ‘ B. M-ROSE k CO'B., BroAd 31.
SoBuvimi'a bear attract* more atten-
tion than Roeenfeld’s Bear.
Jcdoi Joasra E. Bbowh looks maoh
Improved In health since jus return from Cuba
Mayor McGregor, the spicy and tal-
ented editor of the Wamnton Clipper, was In the
city yesterday.
Mo city in the world needs sidewalks
so badly as Atlanta, and it la a lamentable fact that
no city in the world has fewer pavements.
Omb of the scenes near the Capitol yes
terday was a bliad organ grinder making music for
the crowd, and mntsly asking charity, with the aid
of a placard and his sightless eyes.
A gemtlxman in this city who has re-
eently built and moved Into a new house says it
made him “see stars" to build It Els wife says
she can *see stare" sinoe he built It—through the
root
In Udiea in the galleries yesterday
during the Senatorial contest evinced a deep inter
est in the proceeding!, and testified, by smiles aud
whispers, whenever suoceis would tend towards
their favorites.
T.br Svith.—This gentleman has again
taken hold of the “Girl of the Period," and prom-
lees the petrons and admirers of that institution to
render It more popular than ever before. If any
body In the world understands hew to manager her,
Lee is the one.
Looking from Broad street bridge on
a dark night toward the W. k A. B. B. depot a busy
end rather weird looking seene is presented. The
numerous huge locomotivee, the running of men
top of the ears, the waving lanterns, red lights, ate.,
make Up a novel looking scene.
Fkakx Wabbbn.—We find the follow
login the editorial correspondence of the Macon
■aterprls* of Tuesday: "We met everybody
Macon Mend, Frank Warren, on the street Unlay
whose Bee arse more radiant than ever with the
laflnence of hit ever happy heart; the cause I soon
lea toed to be a Mew Tear’s gift to him from his bet
ter-ball In the form of a little eon—Matter Guasie
Warren. Under Mr. Crittenden, Frank was the
principal manager of the Kimball Ilouse. Ho is
about to engage In other pursuits.
Gbiat Bargains.—Messrs. H. H. Witt
4 Go., en Peachtree street, opposite T. M. Clarke k
Co., have bought the remainder of the stock of
good* of Oahn Bros., whose store was partially dam
aged by Are, some fny* ago. There gentlemen
bought them at a gaeat bargain, and will be ready
day to soil t hem out at panlo prices. Somo of the
govrda am not in tha least damaged, but all will be
sold for what they will bring. Merchants and others
•nouldesU an I axamlu* this stock before they are
sold. _
Rkdcction in tui 1’kioi on Taut-
n*KS.—Froea Mr. Harriet, manager of the Atlanta
telegraph o Aloe, we learn that the following reduc
tion win be made In the telegraphic tariff: From
Atlanta to Boston and Provtdenoe, reduced from
S3 60 to $1 75; to Mew York and Philadelphia from
S3 CO to $1 50; to Richmond and Petersburg, Ya.,
from |1 50 to $i 00.
Tbsee rales go Into effect immediately, and will
donbtless be good news to oar merchsuta, bankers,
and those who have occasion to “wire" a good many
of their orders and Inetracticna.
Wa cordially join in the sentiments
expressed In the following: “R. W. Bancroft kaa
withdrawn lrom the well known Mew York dry
goods hones Qf H. B. (Baffin k Go. Mr. Bancroft
was the active partner, and hie withdrawal will be
a source of great regret to Its Southern customers,
as Mr. Bancroft's influence scoured them extreordl-
nary soeommodaUons after the war. His great abU-
Itles did s great deal towards b oilding up the house
end piecing it ahead of every house of the kind In
tha united world, la hie retirement, he will cerrj
with him thn beet wishes of the business men of
the 8outh for his success In any 11ns of business he
may prefer."
Houston County. —A young friend of
sura who spent a few day* In Perry, Houston county,
writes a business letter and give a few local dote
from that pleasant little town. Among other things
he cays about ene thousand negroee have left tbat
county for the West within the past month.
"Cravat Partita" are all the rege in Perry, and
that together with mooi.llght baggy rides, make the
|1me gay for Ike young folks.' Tho P. O. In G. la
vtailing Perry. She is from McDonough, <n Henry
county and Is thirty raantng the youth of Perry
wild with her sweet smiles and pretty lace. He
thinha oue of the Arm of Day k Gordon, of Perry,
has about made up hie mind to do something rath
en account of tho pieeenco of tho fair Henry county
▼laltor.
Justice Court.—Yesterday ni A gtl*
day With Notary Public Hammond. The par tie*
mentioned as having been captured by Constable
Porter and Pol toe man Queen In yesterday
were op for trial. Goo. Klein!t. white, was founu
guilty of keeping e gambling house on Decstur
street, end Clark Thoe. Gotdsby, oolored, for allow
tng gambling In his room, was found guilty, and
both parties bound over for their appearsuoe st an
other tribunal.
Wash Lee and Tom Hi ward, both colored, weri
found guilty of playing cerda, and were bound over.
Wm Pledger was charged with esaeultaad bet
tery, but the oaae was oompromised before coming
to trial.
ni of lw.
f the other Juettoes and sx-offlclos.
Superior Court.—Court met at the
usual hour. Judge Hopkins presiding.
The first case on the docket which came up for
Judicial Investigation was The State vs. John Mew-
decker, charged with Laroeny after trust. The Jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
In the ease ef the State vs. Taylor Turner, Green
Berry Turner and Oharlea B. FUlott, the Jury ren
dered e verdict ef not guilty, so tar ea Green Berry
Turner was Involved, end an order wee passed re-
leasing the securities on his bool.
*On tho stftl docket, the esse of Frank Johns vs.
J. W. Mabbttt- Trover and Ball-process not having
keen executed, the Sheriff was ordered to do ao at
sues, and make hie return according to law.
Tho ease of F. M. Jack ve. Willie P. Chisolm, com
plaint, having been referred to arbttraUoa^t wee or
dered tbat Judgment be taken against the defendant
for 8874 TS and easts for arbitration.
Court adjourned.
Firm.—About 4} o'clock yesterday af
ternoon, a dense release of smoke suddenly arose
from the neighborhood of the State Road shape,
end fth* ire-bell oeunded th* alarm at sues. It
pfoved to be theOoal Thr Refinery situated n«*r the
Gee Wafts. The beUcr of the Red aery eenght die
and seen the whole eeublletyuent wee enveloped in
Semen. Before the steemers arrived on thn ground
It win eutfroiy too dm gone tu uavu anything. They
CMTC POLICE COURT.
This assembly, yesterdty morning, presented
rathor a dry appearance, and a few sauce appeared
on the doeket.
A. W. Horton, the countrymen, ol whom men-
tion was made in yesterday'* paper as the gentle-
man who was fond ol sour-krout, sect up his plea
of guilty to the chxrge of being drunk and dlsor-
derly, and the A18 50 he left with the officer
quietly pocketed by the Court and no questions
seked.
Wm. Lambert had msde sn unsuccessful attempt
at getting In his year's supply of liquids In one da;
When he was found he owned up to s Orel-class fa<
ore, sod left ten and coats.
Harry Crawford was a little nigger drummer for
a boarding house. He was soliciting custom at the
car-shed without a frontlet oa his cap to let the peo
ple know Who he was, aad the Court let him off with
ti and cost
George Winn plead guilty to eelllug liquors In h
quantities than one quart without the necessary
11 cause, and paid $50 and easts.
Ons esse was continued aud on* dismissed, sad
the agony was sver for the dey.
Maj. Woottem, of tlieNewnan Herald,
was In the city yesterday. Jeese waa la a good
humor, as he always Is. ^
A House «nd lot or Harris street it to
b* sold at4;S0 this svenlng by Wallace k Fowler.—
Read the advertise met. ^
Charles A. Beazely, Ordinary of
Taliaferro eounty has two notices in our advertise
log column this moruing.
Personal.—Among the visitors t-. the
city yesterday, w* were happy to greet Capt. F. A.
Frost, Judge L. Pitts, Jndge H. W. Drills, B. S. Me-
Parian and A. 8. Ragland.
Boys.—It is only necessary to give the
Are alarm bell a few tape any day, and let the
glnea turn out, In order io form anything like a <
reet estimate of the number of little boys who x
flourish In Atlanta. _
Why ? A Washington street subscriber
asks os why the street lamp, Sonth of Governor
Brown's residence and on the East side, Las not boen
lighted toi the last week, to the great Inconvenience
of pedestrians wending their way home these dark
nights.
Died in Ireland.—From a copy of the
BallJna Herald, published in the county of Mayo,
Ireland, we see announced th* death in Beilina,
December 29tb, of Thomas Conway. This gentle
man was the father of Mr. John J. Conway, who
has for several years been a clerk in the store of Mr.
John Byan, ot this city.
Threading the Needlb.—All around
town yesterday wasa very talkative Utile “drummer”
with a needle threading attachment to a sewing
thimble. It was quite s cute little affair, and at
tracted much situation. What a wonderful saving
of time aud auuoyauce such an invention would
have been in the deye of our grand-mothers I
Prize Knives.—Deoidedly tho most
Interesting place In town at present is the suction
of Barney William*. Last night It was
crowded with people investing In good pocket
knlvss and drawing money prixea. We saw one man
draw ten dollars for a two dollar investment, and
had two knives besides. A large number of prize*
were drawn, and Barney looked happy.
Out of Fix.—Much complaint is ex
pressed at the number of street lampa which are
not lighted for several nights past. On Marietta
street alone there are seven or eight lamps oat of
fix, and can't b* used. Tho police whose duty it la
to light them say thsy bav* mad* repeated com
plaint to ’hose who have this matter in charge, and
attention Is paid to thsir reports.
Intended Matrimonial Alliances.—
A Colombo*, Ohio, tetter Informs ns that Miss Mary
Thurman, eldest daughter o f Hon. Allan G. Thur
man, United States Senator for the central district ol
that Slats, Is engaged to be married to Captain Her
man, of the United States Navy, and that Miss
lxzle, the Senator's youngest dr ugh ter, will be
married in February next to Lieutenant Coles, of
th* United States Army.
Ponss Dead.—The Macon Telegraph,
of jeate rday* gives an aoeonnt of sn old man named
Wm. 8. Clack, who was found dead on the cars on
the arrival there of the train from this city Monday
night, Tate old man was a pensioner on the road,
having been la its servioea long time, and being
quite old at (he time of his death. Below we give
the testimony taken at the Ccrouer's inquest. Tbs
testimony of N. K. Tyner, has a mysterious color
ing, and perhaps the matter will be further Investi
gated atthls polut. Who the throe men were who
dragged tho old man Into the car at this place and
pitched him Into a seat from which he never after
wards moved in life, should be Inquired ln'o:
“ W. 0. White, Conductor, sworn.—I saw Cleck in
Atlanta; when I came through the car to take up
tickets, I mw him in his seat, but thought he wm
asleep; a train hand, Chaa. McCullos, gave
ticket for him; asked MoCnUns where h* got It, and
he said a polloemaa gave it to him.
‘Charles MeCullus, train hand, sworn.—The po-
Jlceman gavo me the ticket and sail It wm for an
old man on board the train; seked him where h#
got the ticket and he told me he got It from the
Msyor of the city. As the conductor, Mr. White,
PMSod through the oar he started to touch Clock
and I remarked to him that I had his ticket as I
mw there was no other one in the car; he Ues
In the Mme position m when I first mw him.
W. L. Shumate sworn.—I passed through the car
Twice between Atlanta and Macon, first st Fayet
station, when he appeared to be In the sxms posi
tion hs now Ues, with the exception of his hand;
the second time wm at Milner's station aud he
pied the same position aa when I first saw him; I
thought he was drunk but did not mention It.
WhUe delivering baggage I heard there whs a man
found dead, and upou looking I found it to bo the
an I first saw.
**N. K. Tyner, iworn.—I wm coming down to
Mason, and wm on board the train sometime before
it left; Just before (he train left three men came iu
the car dragging this old man; they picked him up
and pitched him into the seat and left him in the
position he now occupies.
The best I can remember some gentleman in the
car Mked wlixt wm the matter with him, and they
answered he was sink, and that be bad been sent to
Atlanta from Macon, and now they were going to
send him back. One of the three men said he wa«
gdlug back to get hie ticket, and that wm ajl I saw
of them. I thought the old man wm drunk.”
The verdict of the Jury wm that the deceased came
to his death from some uuknown causo.
To the Men a to and House of Rep
re8entative8; You must voto for mo if
you consider which side of your bread is
buttered, other aspirants notwitlistand
Jug. Pease & His Wife.
Wallace & Fowler will seli the Gantt
property this afternoon. It Is a rare chance to se
re good lota The sale will take place at S o’clock.
Supreme Court of Georgia.—January
23nd, 1873.—Lucius L. Mladlebrooks, E*q.. and Ty
ler M. Peeples, E*q., were admitted to tho bar, upon
taking the nsual oath.
wkbtkbn entevrr.
No. 3. Mary Uowoil and others vs. 8. G. and H. W.
Howell, new trial from Gwinoott; Clark k Pace,
Peeples k Howell, J. N. Glenn, T. M. Peeples, N. L.
II detains for plaintiff m error; tVinn k Simmons,
Hillyer k Bro . J. i. Floyd, contra.
Ponding the argument of Clncinnatus Peeples,
Esq., tho Court adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m. I
morrow.
FIJTAJYCIAL AJTII COMMERCIAL.
Cociil ottb ftnsintso Koikes.
KNIVES FOR THE MILLION.
The Great European Novelty Cutlery
sale takes placo every day at 11 o’clock,
A. M., and 2 aud 7, P. M., until the
whole stock is closed out, at Barney Wil
liams’ Aucliou Rooms. Go, oue mid all,
and eee their stock, aud muko your pur
chases while there is a chance.
jan22-tf.
floy* Old papers and exchanges for sale
at Son oflico. Price $1 00 per hundred.
fKif*Phase’s dining rooms are nightly
thronged by the fashion of the city.
Tease's Ladies’ Saloon merits the*
praise of all who visit tho house.
JG^Pease’s Lynn haven shell oysters
arrive daily. To try them onco is to try
them again.
Pease’s coat of arrnk: Cook
and pay his grocery bills.
Sof* REMOVAL.—D. C. Townsend &
Co. would respectfully announce to their
patrols and the public that they have re
moved from their foimet place of busi
ness, on Mitchell streot, to tho west side
of Whitehall street, fourth door south of
Alabama street, where they will be glad
to respond to all calls for first-class
Family Groceries, at tho lowest possible
prices. They will, iu the future os in tho
past, guarantee every article sold to bo us
represented. janlO-lw
Pease’s ambition: Hold a full
hand; deal liberal; never renig trumps;
pay winnings, and nevor go back c-u a
deal for policy.
PioruBB Salb.—Wo havo received a
printed catalogue of the sale of choice oil point
ings by T. 0. Msyson, No, 4, Capitol Building. The
sole comes off on Friday, (to-morrow) evening st 7
'slock. The ooUactlon Is notes extensive as one
or two former exhlbUlons In this city, but le much I refined 12%012%.
saperlor In finish and artistic merit to soy that have I Siaur—New Orleans 76; molassea—barrel 82;
been eeen In Atlanta. There will be bat one Mle I hogshead 28.
Salt—Virginia salt Is worth 2 00; Liverpool 2J80.
Correia have advanced in the lest two months, 8
AllnntoWIarki-t—Corrected Daily.
Son OmoK, January 21, j873,
COTTON—Firm at 180!8%o.
FINANCIAL.—Gold—Baying 1.10; soUlng 1.12.
Hilvkb.—Buying 1.04; selling 1.07.
Exchange—Baying at par; selling at X premium.
Bonds and Stock*.—Georgia 5s, 75077; 7s, 8*0
I; New Georgia bonde at the State TreMury, 100.
Atlanta City Bonds—7s. 74076; 8s, 84086; Augusta,
83@86. Georgia Railroad Stock, 93095; Georgia
Railroad Bonds, 95097. Atlanta and Weat Point
Railroad Stock, 88090; Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Bonds, 980100. Macon and Western Rail
road Stock, 91^93.
The demand for flour, meats, coffees aud nearly
all staple goods are heavy and the suppy light.
Grain—Ear corn 1« 82 cents per bushel; white
>rn, new 82; meal 85087. Red wheat 1 90;
white 2 00. Oats are mixed 63; straight seed 70
@75. Stock peas fl 25. Wheat bran $1 25.
Hat.— Choioe Wosteru $38; clover $33035;
Georgia $53.
Floub—Io heavy demand and light atock—Will
certainly advance unUI next wheat harvest. We quote
Farcy at 11 CO; extra famUy 10 25; family 9 6009 76;
super fine 7 5008 00.
Sdoab.—Cut loaf 15%c; crushed powdered and
granulated 14*. A 13%; B13; yellow C 11%; De-
utarara Now Orleans raw 10011%; N. O.
the collection embraces but about >orty paint-
tugs.
of the spread ol the fire. The property'belated
to a Mr. Smith, aad he says theteee wtlaotbeteM
toa SUM, with lmewnaeo ef only $1J00. A boot
we handled end thirty-five barrels ef tor
minted.
This teas wm he foH by builders el present, as It
was being extensively uses tor severing house*, end
tools whet in knoen ea the ‘‘grovel rosing,”
United State* Commissioner's Codj
—Commlaaloner W. B. Smith, on yesterday, ream
tbs examine) ton of the parties brought down from
Dawson county charged with Ulicit distillation. Mr.
Geo. Wehunt, wm found not guilty of the charge,
and the case was dismtesed.
i. Harris wm required to give baud lu the
of five hundred dollars for tils spprsrauco before the
Circuit Court.
Tho case of the Uulted States vs- Win. Bennett,
m pending when the hour of adjournment arrived.
Julius L. Brown representing the defendant; Col.
Geo. 8. ThomM the Government.
Council Committee Meetiso. —The
special committee, oonslsting of Councl'men Broth
erton, Mecteilu, Dodd, Rice and MoMillau, ap
pointed by the Major on test Friday night, together
with the Water Commtaeloners—of whom only
Meurs. Ormond, Dunulsg, Kelly, T.'f and Cox
were present—met at the oflico of Mayor Hemmock
teat night, tor the purpose of considering whether
they would entertain a proposition In regard to
water work* or not. This proposition emanated
from Messrs. W. Tltlebaum and David BukofMr,
who deeire to know whether the city authorltt-i
would cousider s proooeitlon coming from a c'6m-
pauy of reepoualblo capita lata, who deaired to ob
tain the exclusive franchise of eroctlug ample yid
sufficient water works In the city of Atlanta, with
out any cost to the city whatsoever. In th* event
satisfactory answer, these gentlemen would
take pleMure In acquainting the Counoll ful'y with
their plans and Intentions.
After conferring among themselves and the Water
Commissioners, It wee agreed by resolution pass'd
that Messrs. Titlebauoi and Bukofxer should make
their proposition within thirty days, and the same
should meet with due consideration by the commit
tee and Oommlsslonere. In answer to questions,
Mr. Bukofxer stated that he wm from Triton, Whit
field connty, a native Georgian, and the capitalist*
be represented lived in New Orleans.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to await the
proposition of these gentlemen.
Further Particular*.—Iu Tub Sun
of yesterday morning was a notice of the death of t
mo of CoL Geary, of Columbus, Ohio, but who Is
new on a visit to his retetlvM in this city. Since
then w* have reeetved e paper from that city, giving
full particulars of the aad accident, aud which we
publish below:
FatalAocidbnt.—A terriblo accident happened
i Mr. James Geary Friday aftSlrnoon, and resulted
In his death yesterday morning at ten o’clock. At
the time of the accident a load racket wm heard on
the floor above Mr. Oornfield's office, and proved to
have been prodnoed by the falling of Mr.
Geary down the oeoond flight of the stair
way leading to the upper etorte* of the build
He had apparently caught his boot
heel on the tenth step from the bottom, and fallen
head-foremost to the foot of the stelre. The Aral
who discovrred him wm Utile Charley Corn-
1, who Informed Mr. James Andrews, who
rushed up stairs end taking bold of the lnlnred
man's wrist discovered tbat he bad a very weak
poles. When found Mr. Oeary wm lying with bis
feet at the foot ot the itaire, aad hit bead against
the opposite wait He wm taken to Mr. Cornfield's
office, and Dr. Deolg called, who discovered that tbs
injured man conld not live bat a few hours longer.
Mr. Geary wm removed to his residence in the even
ing, on a lounge, and remained unconscious unul
he expired, yesterday morning, m above stated
Soon after the evident a telegram wm sent
to his brother. ft. H. Geary, of Cleveland,
and father, Colonel John Geary, of Atlanta, Oa. The
tettercannotarrive here until tomorrow or next
day. He wm a Job printer, and at the time of bla
death wm twenty-right years of eg*. Be leaves e
wile aad two ohiUfrea. Me wm formerly engaged
la th* job printing bustnena with his father, for sev
eral years prior to th* ttaae thn latter removed to
Allan to. Th* floor ot the building where the sect
dent occurred wm ooeupted by them the teat ymr
they carried on barineee together. Strange to eey.
a tow yeere age Mr. Geary's uncU, named Tree.. we*
totoliv injured In the asm* manner by failing down
thsitoJWsjM the opposite ride* the *a *
4 cent* per lb. Advanced ono day la»t week in
New York 1# oent. No chance for ooffeee to decline
bufor* arival of new crop next September. Some
thluk that it will go to 28 or 30o tu thla market; th*
market quoted to-day at 23c@25c.
Mkats.—Active, aud the demand exceeds the sup
ply. The supply throughout the South, reported to
Do light. Quotations are as follows:
Bacon — shoulders 6J*; Bulk clear rib aides
8; clear aides 8> 4 ; shoulders 6; hams 11. Lord
la worth, tierces 9^o; cane lOjfc.
Shot—drop, $3; buck, $3 25. Caps—G. D., 45c per
m; water proof, 90@$1 per m. \
Baouino 16. Ties 8>4@9. '
Factory Goods—Thread $1 65; 4-4 Sheeting^3;
\ Shirting 11J4; Shirting 9)4; Checks and
plaids 16016 *•
Countbt Paoouca.—Potatoes $3 6003 76; onions,
3 2503 60 per bbl.; apples. Northern, 6 5006 00;
eggs are -at 30@32c; butter, country 2U022:
Temieaaeo 23027; chicken* 2Oc025o. ; dressed
poultry—turkey 15017; chickens 12)4016.
FifeH—Mackerel, bble. No. 8s 11 00; half bbls. No
8s, 6 00; half bbls. No. 2s, 7 00; kits No. Is, 1 65:
No. it. l *0: 9b, 3.1 u m
Candles^—lu boxes 22, in half boxes st 82)«; quar
ter boxes 23 cauls.
' Hitchcock A Turner* aosp No. 1, (1 25 per box.
Poor Man’s $4 20 per box. Chemical Olive $6 25.
R. E. Leo 44 80 per box. Family $5 .0 per box.
Markets by Telegraph.
COTTON MARIITF.
Augusta, January *2.—Cottou In moderate de
mand; net receipts 831; sales 639.
Mo dilb, January 22.—Cotton steady; light offer
ing*; net receipts 2,216; export* coeetwiae 983;
aaiee 500; stoek on baud 50,690.
Galvkhton, January 22.— Cotton steady; net
Britain 2,810; sales
i steady; arise 8,558; up-
. Janui
ceipu2,C67; two
1,6-0; stock on nand 66,620.
Chablketon. January 21.—Cotton quiet; net re-
npia 1,990; eale«40b; stock on hand 48,106.
N* w Yonx, Jan. 22.-Cotton—Not receipt* to-day
384 bale.; groat 8,873; sale* for export 3,08 ; Mien
•o delivery 8,-60, m follows: Jau 19.S019
13-10; February 19 U-I0gt9 I6-16 ; March MX;
Apr!’ 20>40211)4. May 20**020.%; Juuh 21021.%
July 29%ig21 9 16. Cotioa — *
lauds 20)t; Orleao* 21%
Memphis, January 22.-Cottou quiet; receipt*
1,614; khipmeute 3,078; atock 3<\8d7.
on, January 22 —Cotton quiet; net receipts
58; groas 1,345; sales 600; atock 6,620.
(Uvannah, Jan. 22.—Cotton quiet; Oat leceipt*
2,716; eaporta continent 390; coaetwiM 2,242; sate*
890, stock 78,498.
New Oulbaxs, Jan. 21.—Cot ton active; good ordl-
ery 17%; low uddtllmga I 8% ; middling* 19%; net
receipt" 6,i63; gross 6,648; sale* 2,000; ual evening
',000; stock 1H6.714.
Wilmington, January 22.—Cotton firm; not re-
oeipts 9it; stock, 2816.
NoaroLK, January 22,—Gotten firm; net receipts
1 830; exports coaatwlM 1,910; Mies 460; stock IN,.
com twice 260; sales 340; stock 10,272.
ol, January 22.—Cotton closed heavy;
4*9%; orleaa* ioaio.%; aalea luciude 6,000
American.
raoncos.
N*w Yonx, January 22.
live and firm. Whisky • shade firmer.
Wheat, spring, 2o higher, with light offerings. Com
shade uigber and uffered lea* freely. Rice firm,
ON CONSIGNMENT
200
1000-
20
10
230
BAHItUIX FLOUR.
Uusliris (oib la* store aad t
arrive.
Oea* Cbtice ffseanea* Lard.
teic« Tohecro la hi ore aad ft
or reive.
I. A. AXSLKY,
Garner Pryor sad 11 an ter its.
tetf'TEASE expects a liberal donaouti
aud a vote ot thauks from tho Semite
and House of Representatives. Small
favors thankfully received aud largo oues
duly credited. Two banks, four grocery
merchants, six insurance compauics and
stiveuteeu bankruptcies to moke oue
Senator. Fifty cents for out golden fry
and from each member would muko
me rich for life—policy and bad promises
not included. I shall go to Europo iu
the spriDg !
i^THE PUREbT~AND SWEET
est Cod Liver Oil in the world is Hazard
& Caswell’s, made on the seashore, from
fresh selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard
<k Co., Now lork. It is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who have once tak
en it preler it to any other. For sale by
an druggists.
TlfitokW -dAtwly.
MARDI GRAS!
GRAlll EYClilSIOIITnir
Now Ormanv Mobile
Atlanta & New Orleans
.SHORT LINE,
MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL
AT SEW ORLEANS,
TUKSDAY, I'KII'Y 35th, IR73.
A'rivals and Departures ot Trains to
and from Atlanta.
Loaves AttenU ... 9;30pi
Arrives at Chattanooga 5:23 si
DAT PAIWKNUXU TnAIN—OUrWAUD.
Leave* Atlanta 8:3(1 st
Arrives at Chattanooga 4:34 p i
Arrives at Atlanta..
PAMtXNUKB TUAIN — INWAJID.
Leaves Chattanooga 1 -CO a l
Arrive* at Atlanta 9.16 a 1
aoooMMODA-rion tuain—outwaud.
Leaves 6:0 1 p 1
Arrive* at Dalton 10.00 p 1
ACCOMMODATION TAAUf—lMVAllO.
Leavoh Dalton 6:00 3 1
Arrlvoa at Atlanta 1:32 p 1
TUB OKOBOIA (AUGUSTAI UAHJIOAD.
(A’o Day Tiaxn on Sunday.)
Night tTsaeuger Train arrlVM 6:45 a. 1
Night PMseuger Train leaves 8:00 p. 1
Day Paaaengt-r Traiu arrives 6:40 p. 1
Day Passenger Train leave* 8:16 a. 1
MACON AMD WU'IIUtM BAILBOAD.
O N and after buuuay, November 17th, train* 0
this road will ruu daily ai follow*;
Day Passenger leave AtlanU 1.45 a. a
Night l’Msengor leave Atlanta 2.3U v
•• “ Macou loom
*'. arrive at A buita 6.fi a
. Macon S.20 a
ATLANTA AN1» went rUlMr BAILBOAD
Night 1’MHcugvr Train arrive* 0:50 a. t
Day PMseuger Train leaves...,
ATLANTA k RICHMOND AlU-L
Leave AtlanU
jA |Yu at uoodwln*
6.40 a
7:13 a
7:37 a
8:16 a
Buford 3:56 |
buviuM 4:18 p t
Duluth 4.41 p t
Uoodeine 6:66 p
1 Atlanta ....6:81pm
MACON At BMtNHWICK It A11,1(41 A O.
PAMBNUBB T»A1N, DAILY (SUNDAY BXCBPTBIt.
Leave Macm 9:16a. to
Arrive at Jesup 6:60 p. iu.
Arrive at Uruuswick ~1< :00 p. ui.
Leave Biunswick 4:3u a. lu.
Arrive al Jeaup 4
Arrive at Havanuab..
Ltave havauuah
Jeaup
and (ium Hurt la.
Nt* Louis. Mi'iupliis, .Nuhiivillc and (i'ut-
luiiuogj! Km iron Mm*.
TIME CARD, bEPT I, 1H72.
Nashville .*. 12 69 a
Al. heuxie 8 30 a
Mo ..phi 2 IU p
Cotnmbua 12 uo noon ....12 i
HL I/rtiis 10 16 pm.... 9 50 am
Louisville 8 40a in.... V66piu
A. B. WllKNN. t£>uthoe»t*rn Agent,
No. 4 U. 1. Kimball liouae. Atlanta, oa.
.Macon A AdffUhta Kail road.
DAT VASSBMOEB TRAIN D 1LT, SUNDAYS KXPBCTU).
Laave Augusta at 12 90 M.
Leave Macon at 6 90 A. M
Arrive at Macon at 7 40 p. U
Arrive at Augusta at 1 46 P. M
dLLMA, ROME AND DALTON R. JR
TRAINS DAILY, NUNDAlN INCLUDED.
Selma 8 46 a.m.. 8:46 p.M.
Arrivu at Rome 7:46 P. M., 8:06 a. m
Arrive at Dalton 9:46 P. M., 6:20 a. M
Dalton 6.09 A. M., 19:39 p. m
Uoino h.-90 A.M., 12:27 p.m
Arrive at Holua 7.38 a. M.,12:i9a. m
Leave Helraa «:fo A M
Arrive at MeuWomery 6:40 A M
Arrive at Wvet Polut 11:63 A M
>ev* West Point 12:20 P M
arrive at Montgomery 6:16 p M
Laave Columbus 11:40 A M
Arrive at Columbus 18:80 p M
Unwntille and Columbia ltailroad.
Laavs Colombia 7 uu a. m.
Arrive at (ireenvilla.. 6 99 p. m
Leave (Jreenvllie 6 30 a. b
Arrive at Columbia..
MlI.I.KllUliVlLLti
LIVERY hTAULE.
M R. O. V. FUJI, of Mlllcdgeville, has reeently
put up a commodious Livery stable building
has flue HaddJe block and flue Turn outs. An
jant tbaton from this Stable attends the arms
led dap ariure of trains al tha Mldidgwul* Dsnot
HPOTHWOOD HOTEL,
(NEARLY OPPUH1T PAH4ENOER DEPOT,
Jf SA*. 4D889/J.
Board $8.00 por Bay.
r % K. UAJU1*. Proprietor.
A FULL TRAIN OF
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Bonnlng through from Atlanta to Now Orleans
WITHOUT CHANGE, ihu* depriving the trip of all
the discomforts of ordinary travel, and giving to It
all the comforts of s magulfhcnt homo, and, for a
small conelderatlon, giving our pooplo an opportu
nity of fleeing tho flnost
CAIINIVAL FESTIVAL
ever wltueeeed In 1L1* country.
THE ATLANTA & NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Hob alone perfected arrangement* for Excurrio
Tickets and a train of Pullman's Palaco Cara through
without change. This Line Is
162 MILES SUORTKR TH4N ANY OTHER ROUTE
And nearly ono day leas time and travel.
In. P. OUANT,
* 8upt. A'lanth k Weit Point Railroad.
V. J. VUUKACIIK,
Hupt. Wcs'crn Railroad of Alabama.
O. JOIIDAN.
Ueu'l Bup't Mobile k Montgomery R. U.
8. II. 8CHA8T02,
fiup't Now Orleans, Mobile k Texts H. R.
Excuraioulkts are particularly r< quested to notice
•ho above, ard guard against being deceived by
otb«-r imra Msumlng tho title of “Atlanta and New
Orleans Short Line.”
I am tbs sole agent of. this Line in Georgia, and
the ouly ono authorised to arrange for Excursion
'Tickets t.oiug through on this line without change.
Tlt'kfllH out UiIh Lino 011 Solo at tho
Uiiioii Passenger Depot, Atlanta, 6a.
Good on any l'M4euger Train from
Filirnary voili to Murrh 10th, 1073.
FARE FOR HOUND 1 I1I1»
A'lanta to New Orleans ami Return f 24 25
10- Sleeping Car Fare Extra.
Sections or Berth ceu be secured by addressing
Pullman Palace Car Company, AtlanU, or the under
signed.
W. J. HOUSTON,
Janl8 General I a***ng< r Ag< nt.
SOITHERW TERRA COTTA WORKS
T he ,
tion ana
all kinds of
TERRA COTTA WORKS
—such as—
WINDOW CAPS
Enrichments for Cornices, such
II i- n'o li e t m, Moilfllllon,
And everything In the Architectural line.
—ALSO—
C///.T?.VJ?V TOPS, CASKS,
FLOWER POTS,
ST ATE ARC, Bit.
Also Manufacturers of
SBWER PIPE,
From 3 inches to 30 inches in diameter. Also,
Interior Decorations, such m
Centre Piece., Cornice., Ktc.
Wo will guarantee all the work that we undertake
> execute to givo entire satisfaction.
JanS PELLEGRINI k GIOttGI.
ClmrlcN it. Groomr k,
Funeral TJ xxd.crtals.or
And Dealer m First-clans Mntallo Ilurlsl Cases and
Caskets, will stteud promptly to all Funerals In city
and country with
THE FINEST IIEARSE,
UKOKOIA—Dougia. County!
We, tbe underalgned OommlMlonen. Appointed
by tho Qca.nl Aiiembly lor tho purpwo of DU-
Meting bold county, uk lt.ro to report a. folio..
Tlz: ThAt WA hATA pArformed aud cumulAAlou by
arranging No. 1, commencing on the Paulding
line, at the north-east corner of lend lot No. 818 in
th# firai district and third sccticn of originally
Cherokee, thence due south, crossing the purchase
line at the north-east corner of the fractional lot
No. 230 In the second distriot end fifth section in
originally Carroll; thence sonth to the soutb-weel
corner oflot No. 101 in said second district; thence
asst to the south-east corner of lot No. 102 of the
first district and fifth section of originally Carroll;
thence north to tho north-east corner oflot No. 586,
in the 18th district of 2d section i>f originally Cliere-
kes; thence along Cobb end Douglas line to th#
starting point st the north cast oornti of let CU, 1m
the 1st end Sd of Cherokee.
No. 2—Commencing st th* north-east oomsr ot
lot 618, in the 1st and 3d as aforesaid; running
thence along the Douglas and JPoolding n«t to the
north-west corner of fractional lot No. 248, la tho
2d and 6th of originally Carroll s than os sonth to the
aonth-weat corner ef lot No. 79 la sold 2d district;
thence east to the south-east corner ol lot No. 70, la
■aid 2d district; thenoe north to tho starting polat-
No. 618 a* afore aa'.d.
No. 3—Commencing at the south-east corner al
No. 70, in the 2d district of originally Carroll; run*
nlng thcnco west to the southwest corner of tot No.
79, in (Jistrlct of originally Carroll; thene*
south along the Douglas end Carroll lino to the
southwest corner of lot No. 200, in the 3d distrtetof
originally Carroll; thence east to the aarthoas cor*
nor of fractional lot No. 82, on Chattahoochee river
thence along the river to the southeast corner of le
No. 64; thenoe north to the etertlng point, at the
southeast corner of lot No. 70, in 2d of Carroll.
No. 4—Commencing st Uis northwest oorner oflot
No. 92,.'n the 2d district of originally Carroll ;th*Ma
south to tha southeast corner of lot Nc. 84, In Iks
3d of Carroll; thence along the Chattahoochee rtvar
to the northeast corner of lot No. 160, in the 1st dls.
trlct of originally Carroll; thence west to the north
west corner of lot No. 92, In the 2d of originally
Carroll—the starting point
No. 6—Commencing at tho southwest earner f
lot No. 112, In the 1st dUtrlct of originally Carroll;
thence oaFt to the southeast corner of lot No. 191, In
said 1st district; thence along th* Chattahoochee to
;ho Cobb line; thenoe along the Douglass and Oobb
line to the northeast corner of lot .«o. 856, (a the
18tb, and 2d of Cherokee; thenoe sonth to the be
ginning point- at the southwest corner of lot No.
112, In the said let dUtrlct ol Carroll.
We, the aald CommUatoncrs, would fui ther repot
that No. 1 In this arrangement Is designated ae 73o»h
District O. M.; that No. 2 in this arrangement has
no militia number; that No. 3 has no militia nui%
bor; that No. 4 Is designated as 736th District O. K]
that No. 6 is designated oe 784th DUfrlctO. M.
Respectfully submitted, this, the 7th day of De
oetnber, 1872.
W. N. MAG QUIRK;
i974f
MONROB
ST.
FEMALE COLLEGE,
FUHSY fll, GKORGIA.
fjtnis INtiT 1UTION WILL ESUEM EXEK-
Wl.DVEHDAY, JANUARY 33, 181
Fino facilities aro offered fqr acquiring s
Thorough Education.
Tho
1>U 7
For further particulars apply to
It. T. ANBURY,
doc'8-tf President.
STAPLES^ REAB;
iVnoLliHALE AND RETAIL
G 11 O O E It N
Commission Merchants
£7S IIIIOAD H'l'RElJT,
Old Maud of Juhn M. Clarke k Co.)
Au<xun(u. Gj.
'IIAN. K. HTAPLE8.1
f. 4 it I'Fait I novOM^m
Douoias Court <
Commissioners.
r Oa DIN ART,
At ('UAafBxas, December 7lb, isfo. |
Ordered, that the within report be approved sod
reoordo J on the minutes of thU Court, pursuant to
(ITIBliM OF GEORGIA.
1IANKINO ROOM ;
REPUBLIC BLOCK, AfLANTA, OA.
maksa collection* on all part* of the country.
JriHN T. GRANT, President
Puino Bouwn, Coahler. JanddU
" Not Clioapomt
BUT
HAFEHT AND UEHT1
PRATT’S ASTRAL OIL DEPOT,
Whitehall Street, One Door Below Mllouell Street.
#. If. LeDVC % Jtgeni.
rive reeeocs why thU on ehoald be axed prof r
wo* teeny other:
A 1* strictly pur*.
la always aniioraa.
Burn* odor I *•*,
I*perfectly ml*, and wip not explode vr Uk* fir*
if th* lamp Is npeet and broken.
It will burn longer than any other.
Mo ooctdenU have ever yet uccarrsd front It. Try
It and be eouvinerd.
For sate, wholesale aad_r*teU. by
*riM#
A Model Newspaper.
Til Id HA V ANNA It DAILY NEWS.
Thr Hav• nnau Daily Mobmn
l^cil l»y »b«* pres* aud pioplu I
up r H .mb id 1,'iuUviile ar.d E
trrvii.iT with It the month.o an
f youth, and
it and freabea
a and met the warm
•-ipenee of time, laliot
and inuiioy will be *tared to kea.> tbe Mount so
Nkwm ahi-aO of all couipetitor* iu Georgia Jourual-
l*iu, aud to deserve tbe flaltenug uncouiium*
hoapoit upou It Irom a'l quarters. There has, a*
yet, boeu no aerloua attempt made to rival th*
special telegrams, which the Nkwm inaugurated mint
years ago, and the cooMquence Is, that tho n a lor
lu march uf llie latest inteUissuca aiwa)s looks tu
the Mobbinu Nnwa. The teiagrayhiu arrsugomsute
i<t th< paper are such that tii* oawstMU made by
the general presl reports are pruupt.y si.d reliably
Bupi>Jit-d by lu epeclai corre•■puudcnU.
'ihu Mobbing New* has latcy bton enlarged to
a thirty-alx column paper, aud thin oread acopu of
tyiHi embrace* daily, evurytblog uf mteiest that
traimptre* tu the domain or LlteralUro, Art, Science,
PuiiUcs, Itetiglon, and General lutelhgettoe; giving
to ihe reader more aud better digested matter than
•itblUbinent— ti has het-n a reproaeuta
live btmtLerii | aper, and Irom tbat time to the pr**«
enl, in a l conjunriiires. It La* consistently aud
persistently maintained Democratic HUie* Rights
principles, and labored, with on ardor and duvo-
tion that know no abatement, to promote and pre
serve tbs tuteresU and honor ol the Mouth.
The Bpectel features or the Mushing News will be
rctaiucd aud Improved upon during the ensuing
year, su several new attractions wilt fie added.
Thu Guorgia news Items, with their quaint and
pleasant humor, and the epitome ot Florida affairs,
will no coutiuucd during the year. The local de
partment will be, m it h-is beeo for th* past year,
(he most complete and rt liab.o to be found iu aut
Havauuah paper, and tbe commercial columns will
be frnl aud accurate.
The pric<
IcpcatcCLol
marl l remri
mouinr.
veiylLtng that hoe I
if Ik* Tri
contain* tho Uteri dianalches aud
Tbe price of thla ediUOu I* »ti per
. mouths, and #1.59 for luree
TilK WEEKLY tEWIq
The Weekly Morning News particularly reoom-
Itaalf
re off the liue*
neat lamtly paper*
the larmeraud plainer and to
d. It 1* oue or the
tr», aud IU cheap-
u> as brings It within the
thirty-alx m‘ * . ..
mailed * i a* to reach *ub»crib«rs with the utmost
promptness. It is a carefully and laboriously
edited compsuutum of the new* of th week,
A contains, D> addition, au lufiulte vari..y ot
ier choice reading matter. LdtlorUla ou all
topic*, feki-t he* ot men, manners, aud lashlous,
poetry, biogrst by, pungent paragraphs and
In ail rtspccia,
co—One y i or, $2,slxn
ontlia, |1; three mouths
iditlon of th* Morning
*•■* st th* risk and ex-
OEORIH \
SPUING KBEWERY
ll'EMT iC.ru, .1 Tl.l.rT.i.
The underaigaed, having mode sxtenstve Improve-
msi.u iu the lentous Georgia Mmi'ig brewery 1‘ark,
■boated West End, rsspecttully coil* the attention
of thu public to ihe i uducetuente it offers ter picnics
aoclai partlea, and other turilvate.
On the ground* are a L. autihil covered platform,
60x60; a large poml and two boat*, a carousal swing,
fifteen mutate* walk
“DOM EHTIO. ”
THE“UGHTilURIIIlff’|
sDORESTICt
Work* lm nil Weathers.
Not over-nice About handling,
ltrady when wanted.
Don't balk with a heavy load.uor ran
away going down hill.
Not only n nice cnrrlnge, fit for a
•ns bnt like Paddy's
wheel-bar row,
i claimed to be the
the old style sewing machines.
We have a number of what U
Improved Howe, Hlcgar, and Wheeler k Wile#a
machine*, to addition to a number of other make*,
that we hav* taken in exchange at e nominal prtoo,
for sale very cheap 4VAgents wanted.
“DOME8TIU" SEWING MACHINE 00..
No. 4 DeGive's Opera House,
Alhato. tk.
J*nl7
GARRETT & BROTHER.
WholoHftlo Product
HAVE REMOVED from WHITEHALL
TO JiLjiBAJiA STREET f
Opposite the Passenger Depot.
'yyiTIi ENLARGED STORAGE CAPACITY, A
Side Track, and ampin fedlltlse otherwise, are now
prepared to offer all the inducement* possible to
CASH buyers and prompt paying customer*.
Liberal advances mod* on oonalgnmanto when
By Prof. J. A. It'(.'HARD-ON, A. 1
of Moth- mattes and Asuonoany la
Oglethorpe University,
W ILL be opened on th* corner of Bread aad
Mitchell streets, aeoond floor, overD. O.
Townssm* k c’o., on first Monday In Janaary.
* This school will ooustet of only two ^redse. he
twenty-five etndenta,
...Ml ' ‘
ARDSJN, bos
d*15dl9
J. H'. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
— .
UCNBIUXSU.no IobN'K
OOMMCE* TtUM.
DOB WHITE!
Bab WhUe! Bab WUI«I
Bob White! Dob White! Boh White!
Smoking Tobacco!
Manulaoturod by
GEO. Ir. EuMjrGUOMUrE * Co.i
LYNCHBURG, YA.
pronounced by Onnaotesur* to be the FIXEMT
JOKING TOBACCO Maeufactered in the nulled
State*, and equal to th* fineat Imported Cl#»r*.
for Richseiw and Pnritj UihsA no Kirel^
Haring reosivod GOLD and 8ILYKR MEPAI^ fed
DIPLOMAS. Ao., at tha State fairs ef.
Virginia, Louisiana and Texan.
FOR SAIjB OB"5T
w. L. HUBBARD 4 <XX
B. F. MADDOX.
MEADOR BEai,
BOROUGHS 4 WING,
, p MftMUM 4 KUHRT,
nd Tobacco Dealers over the Uhlted States.
■CORGI t-octetIsorpe Ceaatyi
tiruxitXAM. Thomo*O. Jennlaa* andlifcaltt
VV wiihite, *»1eilahstrstei* upon iheeatntoel
Mrs Borah Hsrdman, late ef sate scanty, deceased,
opphe* to as lor letters ef dkaafreloa mm mid
**Thto is, thnrfoea. ta alto end i
sen* Inters-ted to ba end wpesi
trssr~2i7i
ahdtod not he gannit
