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THt Signal 6 rvlce Bureau report Indicate tor tc-daj. In Georgia Jalltoft oltowe tlonary or rising baroaeteiifioafterlj' stationary teaperafirre Omxvni Omra. 81011. Com U. An Hoota January6.

WKFit taalttma1 Mew Orleans su. Fennoola Bav anah. 100 per cent being complete atui uaiu or Wmo UtJit 1 inUer per hoar Inclusive Gentle I to 6. tnclustve rwiJj 14 tBclB tT Brisk lAto2SlaclBJdT Blfh 90 to S3 icelnitTe. ATmmQAJaBuaiy6.

1880. Ttma. 9p. 10S1 Freih Frwh a KWGent Vfixnsim. 00 Cloudy.

oojOoudy 00 Cloudy Cloudy. 10 Lt Bain. 221UK Jn. Mean daily bu30471 Maxlmom ther 70 ktean dally t- I Minimum ther Menu daily humid. 75S Total rainfall H.

HALL Corporal BIgnal Corps D. B. A tXot enough to mention. WHJAI Of Uie DOMESTIC' ow i a well tufa lui Vacolas caa tola and it i uadonbtedly the CHSAPB3T in the endUachlae to Butit dot notcompfe with the tow-priced iUddnet of the day. They have one clan of trade and we have a very dlffer- ferent Arket lor our food Oui a le 4M to th Intellieent and well-to-do-portion thaootam nltywSocan understand and appreciate real eeUeDC iad whose neceaslUet do not eompel them to ret along with an Inferior article.

WHOLiaALKUJBAlOK 4 CO. 4 Whitehall 8 A RETAIL. ATLANTA. QA. K.

a ready or any test that may be piopotad to demonstrate th fataee of our claim to superiority. bCo. 838 martVTB dly IIANTA. GA. JANUARY 71880 SIDEWALK KOTKS.

Buffalo Bill is here this week. The expert burglar is abroad. The city court will not be iu session fo several weeks yet. Every actor who is up to the board is not to bis board bills. The Atlanta circuit in the suprem court will be reached in a few days.

The drummers of this section hold a big caucus in Atlanta every Sunday. Captain Kiad was sch a wicked man that even when asleep he was Kidnapping It is rumored that General Toorubs wll move either to Clarksville or Gainesville. Tbe exodus fever among the colorei population of the state has about subsided The lay of the sheepish lover Then ewell remember me. An Atlanta old maid upon being aske how she liked children replied that she could not bear them. Good.

Au Atlanta girl asked a young man how he liked tiiatcspcar He replied with out a struggle As You Like It. Atlanta now has a detective agency which is threatening to work up the Je foor murderer. A certain Atlanta young man sent his sweetheart Shakspeares works that she might read Richelieu. All of the Savannah lawyers who havi been in attendance upon the upreme cour for the past week have leturned home. Already we hear the names of a hal dozen citizens of Atlanta are spoken of as candidates for mayor at the next election.

Atlanta clothing houses say that al classes of woolen goods have advancei three per cent. As this in leap year the girls should re turn the calls made by their visitors New Years day. We notice that larga invoices ef frea eggs have been received in Atlanta durin the past four days. The Red Men's fair has proved the mos successful event in the history of that or ganization this city. Some one has freshly remarked that th snpes served to th audiences at DeUive' must be vegetable because they are very green.

We see that Buffalo Bill is swelling announced as the Hon. William Cody the posters. We thought he was simply colonel. We learn that there will be a5select er cursion to Jacksonville Fla. next Monday The party will leave Atlanta under the car of Major J.

H. Morgan who has conducts several similar trips. Thelibrary fair will open on the 15th this month in tbe hall in Browns block Wall street. Extensive preparations ar now being made by the executive commi tee. The sale stables of the city were mac bare yesterday by the numerous buye that were in the city who purchased all Uie stock that was in them at good prices Twenty carloads of mules could find read sale in Atlanta at present.

Lost yesterday afternoon at the Mark ham boose a pocket book containing tick els to Jacksonville Fla. and to Nassau Any one returning the same to the Murk ham house will be liberally rewarded an no questions asked. PERSONAL MENTION Ferdinand Pbinizy of Athens is visii ing Atlanta. Smith Barnwell of Darien a leadini rice planter of that section is in the city. Whltson G.

Johnson of Lexington i in the city attending the supreme court. Clifford B. King and C. L. Snider Savannah were in Athnta yesterday.

D. A. Keyes agent of John T. Ray mond is in the city. DuPoutGuerry of Americus city.

R. W. Murphy and T. Warren Akin Cartersville are visiting Atlanta. W.

D. Stone 8. B. Freeman and W. Carmichael of Forsyth are the city.

L. J. Walton of Eatonton visited A lanta yesterday A. G. West and wife of Cedartown visited Atlanta yesterday.

W. ILParker and T. B. Lyon of Barne ville are in the city. H.

C. Brown of talbotton is in th city. W. F. Anderson of Macon was in A lanta yesterday.

We regret to learn that Miss Maggl Holmes is quite ill. George W. Adam superintendent the Macon and Brunswick railroad is i the city. John Eauschenberg left yesterday for Chattanooga where he will during the nex few days starUtbe machinery of J. i Beat hs ice factory.

Wa are gratified to learn ihat Mr. Reynolds of this city and a graduate of Boys' Ligh school Atlanta will leave on Frida for Dalton to become a teacher in Crawfon high school of Dalton. Mr. Reynolds 1 well qualified and has been highly spoke ol by those who had charge of his educa tion. Last evening we had the pleasure of meeting D.

A. Keyes agent of John T. Bay ruond who iis billed to appear at DeQive opera house Monday and Tjjeadaynigh next Tbe first evening Mr. Ray njondlrt appear in his new play ot WaifertsRobe and on the. second night he will appear as 1 otonly are the subscriptions rolling I rapidly bn the editorial staff of i Jar Coy accessions The lire stock trade of AtltnU if a Tet fnd lugs faft there the city WiJian the j-i' Ji and buyers part company after a trade effected fully happy and satisfied fever the result Around thelivery and sale stables every aneTeeetns Uta.

be busily engageoV Bayers are here by the score from til parts orUi fl4 idB6toep rtaof South Caro- lint. Monday at noon there were oar hundred beaa olmules and horses on the market and by night the number remain ing on the market had been reduced to lea than one hundred. Buyers owing to the demand for stock In the section of the state In which they lire are borcasitik exterislteljrof the' better class ol mules wniie a ewcneap nones are now and then sold to these speculators to All out A car load. The demand. founulea.

fat exceeds stbat jfor Jtomis SUd duepcermaoy moregt the fo good flm lassfjmule at bought here for about 125 while at whole aale a goodaverage car load will eatlly com mand llw a ueaq. several ouncnes nave been sold daring the past few days at 90 per head while a few have gone off at 85. Hones cheaper and farming nagscan bttbooght at prices ranging from 60 to 100 according to style age and size. It is thought that tht season for horse trading is a little earlv. At present the demaTia in light.

Upon the opening of the market each day the mule pens are found be filled. with carloads of stock that arrived during the night. Before the day comes to a close these pens are robbed of their contents and the stock that had been in them loaded on cars en route to other markets. Observa tion develops the fact that at present there dernana for every mule that can be brought to this market. of af fairs will oon become knownin the blue gras and stockpiling sections of the west ern stales and 0the worse of the neitfew Mr elUwe war expect to MA hundred of mules and hones being offered toi sale ID this market wtich recognized as the gen eral dUtributing point of the south.

At the Th largest crowd ever assembled at a marriage in this city was gathered at the synagogue on Monday evening. There must have been upwaids of a thousand people present The contracting parties were Miss Bessie Gunst of Atlanta and Mr. Jacob B. Mount of Pomth Ga. The attendants were Mr.

Jffs. ftunst the mother of the Dride was ecorUd Ly Mr. Witt Kows- kl ol Wacon Ifessri. Simon Benjamin A4olph Tittlebaum an Phijlip Lovemen acted as ushers. ttabbj Uriyie performed the ceremony vary impressively.

The bride looked the embodiment of mod- Aij jpveliness. She wore tulle over while silk. A the ceremony there was a hand some reeeptjorf it the residence of Mrs Gunst o2Gilme The happy pair followed Ly fhe warm wishes of many friends kit at UiiO for Forsyth. Tb Capitol Mite Question. EntroBs CosiTiTirnox In my recent ad dress before the ity council upon the prop osition of the state to accept from tits city of Atlanta in lieu of its obligation to build a capitol certain resl estate adjacent to the city haJJ Jot for the purpose of enlarg ing the proposed i pitol grounds I stated how when and where iii0 resolutions of the general assembly in reference to this matter wr originated.

stated suu. tan tially that beforo the larfislature met I ex hibited to the mayor drawing showing the proposed enlargement of thsaitj' hall lot for c-apitol grounds and told him I in tended to suggest the matter to members of the legislature but desired before doing so. to have an uujjrsianding with the city council as to the prit to hp paid for the lot of StPhilips church. That ou th ijgges- lion of the mayor I also presented the Ur to Alderman Mitchell. That on account of the character of the objections of that gentleman to tba plftn 1 abandoned all further negotiation at that time with the authorities of the city that afterward I suggested to members of the legislature th resolutions it adopted a substitute for resolutions then pendl in both branches of the general assembly In refer ence to the obligation of the city to build a capitol and which had for their object tbe enforcement of that obligation and also that I had appeared bef rs two committees of the legislature and advocated tin rpSQju- tions I had suggested.

Therefore I eouU not have stated and I did not say in my address before thecity council as i asserted by Councilman in his coiumunjitation published in yourpaper of theSdinit tJist had nothing to do with the introduction passage of the resolutions adopted by the gereral assembly. fdid say to tbe council that nothing I had dona or ij bad precip itated this matter upon the city tuat be fore I had spoken to any member of the legislature about th i waiter resolutions had been introduced io both branches having for their object the eufzrcj ru tt the city's obligation and that if I had not suggested a substitute some other measure would have been passed which might have been much more unfavorable to the city than the substitute whush wa ftdflpfpd. Probably I was not per pi uous in my address possibly Coun cilman" was not attentive arrd possibly if Councilman bad been more attentive he might not only have avoided the error I have corrected but hj might abo have discovered that It was quite imm uirial whether I was or was not in strumental in the passage of the resolutions. In view of the rapt that the resolutions of the general assembly aer Bunted in August lest end that thereupon iu the game month and uursuance to those resolu tions tbe city council conveyed by deed to the state the city hall lot and thus by man ifesting an intention to comply ith the resolutions probably prevented further action in reference to the matter by the legislature and inasmuch as no oie Citi zen" or Councilman hun yet been he rJ to say naught against the justice or reasonableness of the action of the legislature jfsep tume that Councilman commits w.r&j' when he characterizes the proK siiiun if the state as ft scheme iif minr to force trie rity to buy the lot of St. Phillpseiiiiriljiii lu ble its value is both disrespectful i ie stale and unjust ui the vestry of ii 8 church thus to tijjinatize rojsjiiun of the slate which is Just and uiittblu.

The obligation of the city tlitf uate is to build a capitol as good as the old capitol at JJillfid eville or give the iiivaiint thereof liw iiingll known in 1877 as iiw that the state would itt 3 better ciipiiol at Atlanta than the old one at MilW viir. Therefor it was expected in jsjj tj ut tp who voted fr Athjiilft that the fqiiivalent would be given. WUt jbjf fiui nt It cannot be less than 75 000. It may reach 100000. Tb swtesays it will accept in full satisfaction ihtteot certain real estate all of which can toe bought by tha city at the price now demanded for about 006Q.

If this real estate he conveyed by the city to the state and added to the city ball lot. Georgia will nave as handsome capitol grounds as can be found in this country and Atlanta will have a park established" and maintained without expense to itself and worth far mora toils people than I will ventnre to express. According to the proposition of tj 98t tp' the city can discharge its obligation of sev. five or one hun4red thousand dollars for fifty thousand dollars and in doing so secure for itself an incidental benefit of immense value uvwit The establishment and maintenance of a beautiful park. 0 tL- er benefits would swiftly follow each as the speedy erection of a capitol that woujd be the pride of the state and the grection of another hatdsome church edifice Councilman says more zeal than dis cretion has been shown in this matter.

I believe I confesaod my zeal before the city council and for th good of the cause I am readv at any time to repeat tbf confes sion and to insist that no great smojjnt of discretion is necessary to determine such ft question. JgJD. BABRISOX. Supreme Court CUorgU Surenw COURT or GJCOBOIA. January 0 Is79.

Northern Circuit 11 1 Atlanta ClrcuU 47 After delivering opinions the court re- earned tbe regular order of business. KA8TIB5 CIBCUIT. Elliot executor et al vs. Savan- nab and Ogeechee canal company Case from Chatbaia. Argued.

Yates Levy William M. Oa rard for tiffin error. W. 8. ChShoim lendant.

No. 8. Cherolcee. Jacksop Ca In junction torn Bartow r- ohn n. by Xnmpkln for defendant Pending argument of Mr conrtadjoamed until wJR MASI January' a fcKe comediM died h7re toy of lyphoid fever.

Aged 62 years. 7 rAlfE OJhjJC. ARAW ON Special" wili PWf1 IT F. B. HftBlU IV SUCCESSOR TO TLXWBON HANCOCK.

Wholesale Manufacttirer and Jobber of PRINTERS1 SUPPLIES a Specialty. Street. Factory and Wfirieijbvisa BftwaM uU lngt 26 Ala fttaa Stireet. 105 Jan5 dim un chaa born tl DBCIDINQ IN AOVAHCB. An mi tl that the Bapreue Court will 4dT ne be cl Tender Ca e.

WASBISOTOS January 5 In denying to day motions to adraoce Upon the docket several Important cases which cannot in the usual case of proceedure be reached in two or three years Chief Jostlce Wait said that the court would hereafter refuse to gi nt all motions to advance cases inyftjwng important constitu tional questions thpy can be beard by a fall bench Tljis JfecWon taken perhaps as an judiration that thje court alffiady finds itsplf eyenly divided upon important political 404 conMitutiona questions presented in the state rights and federal election laws cases from Virginia ball' he fi bd tf consideration of any more questions qn whifh i pofoponeni member are Hfcey to stand fonr against four and of which therefore fhP op Jgci- sion possible onli be an afficroatjon bv a divided court Among11L cases which tho curt refused to advance was that of Augustus ft. JuiUar4 rg. Thomas'S. Green- man commpnly known as Ipggl tender casa which now stands ppftn the pajendajr as No. 77U.

The fefussl of the pourt to advance it does not necessarily however postpone its consideration. Under rule 20 of this court if counsel on both sjdes agree to forego the privileges of oral ajrgufttnt and submit their case upon a printed brteftlwy way bring it Before court at any time within tha first ninety dzyi of tbe iCmi without reference to Its place on the docket. ARMY NOTES. Georgia has ten young oftjcew in te regular array four of whom are from At-1 lanta. Deaths resignations and martial kptfp tfWJl vacancies among line officers LMTII nrlv nil tna limp in tl ftrrar- ilujof V.

II. Eckles paymaaUir at ifp- riisrson barracks Lm ne to Menuiiiia VicksburK an4 Natchejton official bu ines-i connected with tho payment of bounties to colored trooiw. General Chauncey McKeever foraerly on General Rugers staff in this city has re turned from his European tour and is now askistsnf adjutant on General Hancock's staff in New Vfwi. Lieutenant Henry 0. Fiippir ntli cavalry the only colored graduate of West Point is again detailed to serve on a court- martial with the white officers of the regi- muut.

A boaf4 of ojpflr has been detailed to e8mii 3 the jat nt ttipi it njeiilcd by Lieutenant Colone 1J. p. Jferfi in pf the Second Infantry while stationed at McPherson's barrscL8 in this city. Quartermaster-General Montgomery C. Meigs who is now making a southern tour of inspection is a native of Georgia and gradi UJ fr West Point military acade my in J832.

tye sff 4 JO the artillery en gineer and infsntry kranpnpsof thp service Uefqrg he became general. ptli 4- 8. agget of the Second in fantry with two otjjer officers is tq be tried for some offense not naruia. Itffflre a court martial. Captain D.

will be remenaoered in Atlanta as strongly opposed to ihe radi cals jjsjne the army for political purposes. He is a fount lr pr- eneral of volun teers and a brevet pOiCre in the regular army. The radicals ave. lost no pjjportunitv to snub hjm. MORRIS KETCHUM BANKER The Death of One ol New York' MtieHl SOS t-Kuown Floanelal Hen.

Kfw York SUB. Morris Ketchnm one of the oldest and mobt ffjdely known bankers of this city died on New Years day in his home 19 Washington uae jij hy eighty year. He was a native of Saratoga couiitjr New York but began his business career when a youne man. After a hi city and began business as a cotton broker. hp became senior partner of Kelchum Rogers 4 Grosvenor manufacturers.

From this fjrn the joqjmotiye wurb that bear the name of tlje pd partjjpr originated His next business change was to tfoa eslib- IMiinent of a banking house. Afier several changes the firm became Ketchum Son Co. Their place of business was 42 Kx- ohftqjfg place. Morris Ketchum was the senior paring and thenurtroing spirit of the house. Under his labors ft Cdnif onji of the largest privale banking bouses in the street.

The spsciajty of the firm was inland banking and exchanges. 0 fesoarces of the firm at one tinie a at ten ftiilHan dfjl- Iftrs. fhe senior parti er a prckerage housa eai4 yss fday TThpre vferp two con cerns whose obeelti we fjeypr use4 to get certified and one of them WAS Ketchum Son Co. The discovery of the sons forgeries in 1863 led to the suspension of the Ifriu. jnd although the firm name was not involved.

Mr. sl8ni gave up everything to make the amounts good. A. the tiro of this mifortnue he was president of the fth tura bank. He was aso at one time 9.

njember ol hp of brokers now merged in the stock exchange nd for a time a director in the pnion bank. Mr. rpcpvsred froni tbe failure and becauje int feste4 in th feAyannab banking n4 trust comr ny of Baranu Qa. and the Central railroad. Much of his time after 1865 was spent i gavaunab.

and omy recently he returned to this city Mr. Ketchum was married three times his last wife Mho survives him being a daughter of Judge Sylvanns Miller of this city. Ifaves also three sons and two daugUterj. From Pt iladephl fo VW Mon4ayevenlog ipecjal train consisting of an engine wo Puirman sleepers and two nesaw route on its way to Mean twin Maurice Gram Frewl pany will mel yew Orleans to- odo months that point Tals jump from adeJpbla to New Orleans is one of at on record. art propert WtashlpT aorrand J.

Haas nerDecaturand Butler irr de Leon iprian purcnaser W. SOD EM. igWn and. half city Mr Jim Englisn arohai8r. The sal were aaiiifactorf.

and clw advance of 25 per nt on wSt ttpt year. tbrestate of the nt fr portfaaser yng prjejt per t-aWr'liaTTralneTDT atock. wdftrp-caplta itock bl tuls A Ther rerrMv a bids madetefpTe ew jiieft cfci The Ktg 4pS Tnkr POWB Tbft Bfrn Yesterday afternoon as a COSSTITCTJOX sensation hunter was promenading through our principal business streets bis ears were saluted on every side by the flapping of. canvas as it fell to tbe pavement and the dull tbu4 ot tf crow i ar as it dag around i posts an4 the shaking of ihe big signs opt tjead as when thp wijd strngglej wjth tqem nrtbe reporfer Ijeard these strange nqise n4 looking np and 4owi Whitehall say little groups ol men shorf interyals. i i animated bnt good 4isPns39Pi about something which seemed to create a ripple of gentle excitement all along the i jtreet Something unusual was evidently i going n.

but atnough the item-catcher was right In the qidst tf W9hlt oqt- ine right at it as it were. i sa Dj a minute before could realise what wW oe ing done. Just then Fred Palmer passed In company with Mark Berry and the news- seeker heard him remark in a sad but de termined tone that the eagle would have to be taken down but it was all right and ar observpd tbaf the Wg tot wcmd hayti tp tumble which was a pity but couldn't be helped. Then It flashed all over the re porter- jiVe red fire at an amateur tableau tLat they we digging qo thg posts and taking down the slgfts qhe dience to an ordinancs of the city council which was passed some time a middle-am polipeman against the bent figure boy the pencil recruit learued from the swlnger that tbe merchants had be i itied officially that all signs tending to obstruct the side walks must be removed by the 10th qftU njqntl ThQ 9 lllnj tq porflflly with the uru0r would have their signs re moved by the city and the bills sent to them. Ihe ordinance is a good one and 7 reioice.

to see that the wnercbants are obeyiug it with vim and good humor. Whflf these beavv signs which swing above tiieiiaawtitk are go gou lle will look clearer and better and pedestrians feel much safer wlienjhe wind is higti. Tbe Irish Distress. Spepial tpl Tb Cocjtjtuljcn. RipHnoNp VA January 0 A grand mass raeetinc of the citizens of Richmond 4nd anchestsr was held here to-night in infereitpf he destitute and suffering Iieople oi Irelrtnu.

tn gatuermg cour- prised representative people of every na tionality creed and political affiliation. Mayor Keely presided openiu the meeting uh an eloqaent am stirring address. This was followed by the mtrodqctor of a series pf. resolutions ol sympathy with Ine suffering offrelarid ario pledging the meeting and the people ol Richmond and Mancbesftr to conlribute with all possible liberality to the fund to be raised. Other addresses were then made by Right ljev J.

J. Keane Catholic bishop of Richmond IeV. J. Q. Aamstfong oitht Lpisoopal ohurch Captain John S.

Wise and Wm. ItoyalL A sodrten Death. Monday morning at an early hour Mr. A. T.

Henderson was found dead in his bed at his room on Marietta street near Simmons i Htjnts stwo. The jast tinid that be had been seej alive as on last Saturday afternoon. The discovery of his death was made by Mr. Lawrence Trippe a saloon keeper who. went tq Tgneya roon to look fur htm ippa hafl in the habit of seeing the deceased dally and as he did not turn up Sunday or Monday rnorr ing Mr.

Tripne went to tne rjom of the de- ce joot after kirn end fjnrt ont if he ijuest upon the body shortly after It was found. The jury returned verdict that death was caused by an apoplectic fit. The deceased was at one time engineer on the Western and Atlantic railroad but of ate had bpen ejiiulojfed af ko Meon and Brunswick railroad. The iuneral took place Monday afternoon. Mr.

F. O. Hancock. We should have called attention on yes terday to the card announcing the dissolu tion of ihp firm of Rawson Ifancock owing to the dfeath Mr. Uawon fr.

Hancock has been the managing member of this firm all the time and has built up a business that is second to none in the south in its special line He is a voting raqu of van energy fjne tU3tnej training and sagacity the capital of hia latp partner re mains in the firm we understand as a spe cial partnership fund which is an evidence of fhe fijgfyest ponfj enpe jn r. fiajig- cfc. He hashimsBli Monjidera le tean ttid we predict that Ihe business will grow to even greater proportions than it has yet known. Investigating arp ft JW161 of fitl enn of At lanta people whollve here pay taxes help keep up and build up the city who insist upon the appointment oi an investigating coDiuittep it examine Ins school list of At lanta. hew ciiijwns say they jjave chil- dten wbQ Uu4 Wfiye rup of te bene fits of the puqlU iphQols yet they are una ble tq get them iitq ttjexchooN and that it is rejiorte4 tq them tU therp are a num ber oi children attehrting the public schools whose parents not only do not live here but pay no taxes here.

A revision of the school list is called for. MEMPHIS January 0. President D. Porter of the taxing dstript government has tendered his resignation to the governor consequence of radical differences with a majority of he legislative council on aani- Ury measures. The immediate cause of the action was tbe passage on its nrt reading tins afternoon of an amendment prap- tically repealing the ordinance requiring the establishment of earth closets by April An Appeal for Ireland.

PHILADELPHIA January 6. Archbishop Wood has issued an appeal to tbe faithful to aid with their means the suffering fam' ten poor of Ireland andauggest thatpasUjra of patholic nrphas collections. He adds that he wUl contributions and see that they are placed whertt they are most needed. A fti 4. tbe leading ohnronw eft represented their pastors and congregation last evening at the union prayer meeting The nrricc was yery pleasant and Eer.

Ji E. Roy. of Chicago wllK conduct the stiv it TL 4 TlTi-fi 1 vices luia evening street Service begins at 4 o'clock- All are cordially invited to attend. yesterday apty consist ofeighty negro met ana twowomen psspd tQroQgu. Atlanta OA thejr gay toQalhonn county Ala.

fcbere they HL be put ta work in an iron mine. Mryoung a contractor had front KdgeGel4 dtstnct BoutK Darolina. A nnmeroosly signebTInvitatioq i in CIN callin DirHj Ptmelltts freat Ilillr itAtoT few her tis host of frlnd and he cornea he wUl have JheaHy greetfpg fft nji where In thUnited SUrtea. 1 tif-iaslf i ii ii uLilJ of JbetwcBliteEdewo rt workihgmanind th wteonstltntkmj-assemblyinin taor tni thehouse bat it fell hrough pd ou the first ballot the repunlicsn electd 3 A Oowdery of San Francisco speaker a. 5s From Sis home ia yjrxf mdrtotrtat aJlcaiea of JTUWEMand CAnCtR5TW 3 itc.

at hir lutitote rooroKo 2. Browns Block. OOP an7 wed tun wkylt topcol Hi9i Jannary Sg-Qfi Eehrlg fcrejr- ipgjcoiopany ha made an vslgnmeat Lai arrangements have been made to contlnUtt businesa. The president superintendent and direct ors of the Atlanta and West Point railroad will to the city on a special train to make an inspection of the road. They will dintfin Wes Tolntand wll returu to Atlaqtjlat Uilsafteir oon SraoieDukeiDurham the besi SIS mai21-d4wly DKQEOW MARVIN continues to treat all Diseases of long standing Dispenses hU own Medicines and guarantees Cures in cur able cases.

Office and residence No. 860 1 a ih46ata i twisty- innaVUion. Ptftlpalar attention paid to all Diseases pf Wng standing upb as Rheumatism Ernp- HptWQraveI Pawjyjk Scrofula Bilious 2P1 IfOTlft lW teya. IferVduj Ueptesiaty byspepsia. Liyer r7cr' i cwlf i iw Complalnta all diseases pecular to Women all Private Diseases Heart IJiseasa.

SwoUen Jotata Oonghi QoRt. IU weUnr 8t charges arfl moderate and consultation free. Office hours7 tdSp. ra. and 6 to 8 48 aepT That the grdjnary CMiufttlos used byla- ls ttwlpjodnctive of great mischiei We elieve this is so and that a better means of lecurina a beautiful complexion is to lorne good medicine like livsadalis the JJ6" Southern Remedy wWcli cleanses tbe uooq an tyes pefijjaqent beauty to the 1 Kqn Yelocipedes af jan dt JACK HOLLAXDS Teloetpede At JACK HOLLAND'S.

jan7 d2t Pine Apple I Piae Anpe fine Appl iiunth janT-dlt THEJREADINO ROOM. Burrowes' Lexington Mustard. Best In the world 600 uovS d6m gun wed Those Velocipedes have come. Run hoy and get one at J.C1 IQLL A Colonel Adair will sell thjs afternoflna 3 o'clock that speqdi4 il00" llrick Resi- djjnpe on tlje gorucr or. Whitehall and Windsor streets.

Remember place and timeof sale. See advertisement Champagne on Draught at jan7 dlt THEfigADIVG HQOM. Vne Konlbern Cultivator. The fiecember number of this the best known and most popular of southern agri cultural publications is before us. The table of contents is unusually rich snd at tractive.

As a practiQjjl pnnt 6ji iouth. 8rn ajjrliiuUuWwe consider this number alone worth an entire years subscription New Orleans Times THE 6REAJ ATTRACTIONS IHiniEEK WILL BE GRAND CLEAKINO SALE. Big Reductions On last night surprisingly low figures. All Fall and Winter Uivxls mutt be gold. Tbe Great Sale commences thU morning at 8 o'clock.

Lilies are requested to call early. vyi" be offered BLANKETS. CLOAKS and QOLMAN8 at nominal figures DRESS GOODS marked down to 25 cents cbeap at 45c. DRESS 00 DS at 20c. well worth 40c Immense lot of Dress Goods at lie.

Some of th ti aod thin fall lor SJC. Tbl9 a ChanoQ YCU will never wain im half lotmer price. BLACK saKifae. BLACK SILKS at BLACK HLK8 5ioa All marked down to pieces Black GRO3 GRAIN SILK at 1 SO which I challenge any house in the South to match at 8200. Extraordinary Inducements ta cear the stock.

iv width Sob MBA INS TATlAE and CASHMERES all ck Goods at wonderfully low price Table Linens Table Linens Oreatest seduction of all. 20 pieces of Satln-fcced Table Linen double- width. at 60c. worth 1 15. uuuuie- 10 pieces of beaotlf ul Table Linen at Me.

25 pieces Unbleached Table Linen at Me. Ribbons Buttons AniJ al Fancy Ocod exba cheajj. 60 pieces of new EXTRA SUPER QAHPETfl qpened for the ap pW Of TArgp cunt below any hoq Ko sncb assortment of Lace Curtains Lambrequins and Eve abown in Georgia. Vow is the tune for tbose that want anythinz In this line they he iQcl hisherr this fipttng. Thfl I goods are selllnf teaw le thaatha tnrenarenowasklDjforaieni.

rm this week before Ills cnstomfri Ota LjjCieit bargains la tver offered la Ata UiriefoOowfntwd Sown teSd uANrpLD YDnr7fflKt BIG BARGAINS fo ajm Stti 5 Vig IntABtBntUmKM ndQQaJBweaatMceitJ. cUwsWenonse a klocentsfcrU aiae hoe Titenta LCD iand fttirfaia totmten an tb wonder of Atluta lliercaataliifaQaatha aN worta two to three tfiftetM mach a thati a ke li antosja I can xonrtnce the i save tamyt to ijperauA. Motte FitzslfflOM Darwin 0. Jones sqtaM admitted to an iftfertst in nr boslBess n. and after this date and tbe style of our firm OHNFLANNERYCO Cotton OominissionMercMants.

i No. KELLY'S BLOCK Hi VBTOIETJ UARKXTKATZa IPEOMPT ATreNTIOH GIVBH TO' Alt QUSINE33 BHTRD8 fKD TO Ua LIBERAL' ABVANCE31TADK ON COSBIQN- Dealer in all kinds of LUMBER WbiiPlneDon 8Mb HO AUSQ Comer Pryor and Line Streets ATLANTA OA. January 1880. AVING RKMOVroMY BUSINESS T0 THE JLL opposite side of Pryor street frota JajioU Lumber Yard and having craned another yard corner Pryor and. heat ttjeeti.

I hive secured irrrt myiacmnQiioj- Jn the bundingline soeh nffs and Builder JUydwfae. Coato build will do tUewhere. Office 8. BULL. btolenqr Slraywl iBOM MT BTABU ON TH NIGHT OF December the 1879 one Uy PONY HORSE atwnt yean oldno muks except white saddle marks shod all round when left and tntood work order.

Any eae cirlnt any Information either ol thief or horse wiu be liber ally rewarded by at Llthonja. Oa. dlw j. pKtTBAA AfID SOVTOTrESTHaUl lUUrwU. 8V4jriftK.

QA. December Uth. 1CT. On cndaner SUNDAY. Dioember UftUTJ pw seccer trains oa th OentnJ tod HoatT Killnwds and branches will run is TRAIN NO.

1 NORTH AND WtST Leaves Angostar VZ 7wM 86 a i ArriTes at AojriifiiaM JL Arrives at HtfwViwi tf I Leavw 12660 lor Atlanta. 13 in Arrives at Atlanta. SO a Making close oonaectlons at Atlanta with Wesl tern and Atlantic and Atlanta and Cnarlotts Atr- Line for all points West and North. U01ONO SOOTH AVd XA8T. Leavei Atlan irL 40 Arrtfa at aean 6 00 a Uaveruaoon MM 7 00 a i Arrives at Au rr Z.

4 46 Arrive a iV Bki 45 LeavMAmnsta. ao a Making connection at Savannah with the Al lantio and Gulf railroad for all points in Florida. TRAIN NO. 2 NOttTH AND WffiT. Leaves Savannah iwmiinn Amws at Ktonton Ill 30 a Arrives at Hacon 100 a Leaves tfaoon tor Atlanta.

Arrives at Atlanta rrZ 9 wa i Arrives at Columbus 3 00 a Trains on thli schedule for Maoon. Atlanta Columbua Eufanla Albany and Acrn daily mating close oQnnection and Atknttc JH OolnmbU aod Ar gOiUrulHMi and Booth Carolina railroad for all points North auU Kaft. Zulattla train connects at Port Valley tor Pwrj daUy except Sunday and at Cuthbsl for for Oalnes dail except Sunday Train on Blakely mcnjjdt i gv i Albanylfon ayaTii 5i and Fridays. WMTNS 800TH AND IA8T. Leaves Atlanta.

15 Arrives at Hacon from Atlanta I 55 Leaves Albany Jl 31 Leaves ftnfa ii i wan Arrlre at UaooQ frgq lifmiVj AltttUiy 8t Anira lUl xm bom Cqiurahadl- 5 J5 Leaves Itaoaa 7 45 Arrivesa sta 40 an Leaves I 30 ArrivesfttanyviqMw 7 16 am Passeajrew iitfleagevtHe and Eaton ton wll tats Usua wo. 3 bom Savannah and train No. tram Mioon. wUch trains connect daUv. ezoecf 2on iav fcr these nolnta.

PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS to Boston via Augusta tJolnmbta Charlotte nd Richmond on 7:30 p. m. tralu MM Pisaengew from Soo ncifl Qeftrgla take sleeper JfVXW tq AUKi sta esparto H. SMtlM WILLIAM EOUKB3. Qen.

Ticket Agt. Qeni8nptCBR8avanMh J. a SHAW w. O. BAODLT PIEDMONT AIR4INE THB QRKAT DOUBLE DAILY THROUH HAIL LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST And with Ite connections ttw OKLY DISBOT IiXlTE Of ROM AY4t4NTA AKD THK 8OCTUWC8T 800TH UABOUNA.

NOBTH CABOLINA. VIB01NIA AND ALL EASTERN CITIES Between ATLANTA and. All Nort cri a Eaatera THE LONGEST MAIL CAR LINE IN THE WORLD. The long contested White Mail Oar Service has by teleetioaof the CniUjd Statei Mall Department been placed upon thU Lln and the can are making regular Double Dally Trips between Richmond and New Orleans. Drawing Boom Sleeping Gars THBOOQH FfiOif ATLANTA TO NEW YORK WITHOUT CHAKOK.

Tbe Only Ua raanlna lar ttooos CM Sa Hirer. Ain AIJ r-nrrs ft jalrne wnrli od UadonorallpoiaU sonttaof lUcontand all uoiat in at Qeonla arid AUbiuaa and arrtvtDg Atlanta at iloV ml. wiUtnaki direct connecUoa with morning train of the CUED- MOM LINK leaving Atlanta at iflOav ta. Sleeping Car jSXKffrt iwna land Bv day pre ntinj lUe most beaailM acenenf en tbcl American ContioenL arrive in Waahlnitot City via Virginia da Bonte at 760am. Kn Bwnlar KZ fcy limited xpret Fassencen preferring tbe Blchmond Boot wtt arrive at WasnloztonllOpLim AOtimore ttk p.

nu. New York 1OM p. ta sgS i BAILBOADS. Leaves Savannah daUy at Arrive at Jerup dafly at. Arrive at ttoaasvlUe dally Amve at Balnbridw daily at.

:40 a Arrive at Albany aaOyaLi. ji tBflani Arrive at Live dak Arrive at Tallahassee a Mbany dallv at 4K Leave Balnbridjn dally at yi Ma Leave Thomasvflle daily 535 Leave Jesup dally at- SO a Arrive at Savannah dally SCT HlTfcW No change ol can Utween tenanah and Jack- JOnvllleiRil SUvaunah and AlUny. PQuui PaUce aeeping Can daffirletween Savannah and icksonvine. gg Bleeping can run throuzb to and from 8a van- nah and AlbanT tjjg. The elegant Sleeptoi and Parlor Coaches ol the Knfaata line i dally between Montp mery3Ala and Jacksouville without chanje.

Pasennn from Sarannali to Temandlna Gftlnesvffle and Cedar Keyi His thlstraln Passengers for Dartea take this tmlo Passengers from Bavannah foi Bmnirlcktake this train arriving at Br ok 1:00 Passenger leave Bnuuwick at I. p. a. arrive at 8av aA tal a m. PajHenaen leaving Ueoa t7ii daflT except Sunday connect atJerep with UiU rila dally except SunOwr Palace Siee tn ts raathrooA to and torn milt and Jacksonville.

t- Oonueot at Albany with Passenger trabuboth wayson Southwestern Railroad to and faomlU oon Eulaula Montgomery UabUe. New Or- Man steamer learwlWnbridje IwAp every Sonflay ana Taonday eveBlngi tauswur Twsday and BatunUvattemoon. Close oonnecdon at Jackaonvlll daily Snndayi exoeptad tor Green Cove Springs Bt Anpuane Enterprise and 11 JohniBiver Tninson B. and A. BaOr6a4 leave Jmctkm going west at US7 a nuaadte BraMwlck at 4 p.

m. Jily jcep Sunday. Ticket ts loia and Sleeping Car Berths Bran's Ticket Office. NofiBuH street and at Savannah Florida and Western EUlwsv Puaenger Depot. ACCOMMODATION TRACT EA8TXBH- DI- ve Savannah 8uad i ejite J.

at Jw tecuear Arrtve Oupuat 6:15 pa Leave Dupont 5:15 a LeaveBUoohear 8:35 am Leave Jerop. pm Leave Molntosh SpS Arrive at Savannah 6-40 om WK8TJKBN DnriSIOM. i fcepted- i 18iSi Leave Qultman ffl Arrive at ThomasvillQ 1 Leave TuomMvUte 534 ThomasvOle jao Leave Thomasville io-ao Leave Qnitman Leave Valdosta Arrive atDupont a J. 8 TYSON UaiUT otTuMpnrtaaaa. H.

8. HAINE3 decl 4U General Superintendent rpacjf Acoa BBOMtri en UA AHDTHX CUHBERUND ftOUTE. B11 I A rTlHX above iiafoBbnnaitvaled tbnafacQtU and comfort froza Atlanta and contlrnoui oouutry to all poin ti ta Florida In patsennt service this route one train iralckerthaa an other line. Lean Atlanta ditty. Sunday in cluded via Ifaoon Brunswick ad.

ItemanaiBa at 2:15 p. a. In coaTeniences appatntaraSaad outfit tnelineUnninmiijeALoMmiacemeOT- en on all night traloa. Tickets oa Mia I4w In Frdrnt Service this Una feu ooBnecfionivJa Brnniwtek with m. Mn nf Mfm fa its own.

by wfaidt inB rtorTacUltMi and Tmmpt dlipatcalica 01 freights iTtaBrnniVickk Da au pofeti on tii flattHa rtver. 8t Mam Upper Bt Johns rtrer. JUio tc-aH otats eft the Auantfc Gulf and Vjt fudla Tnostt Caa B. B. to Cedar XOL and pofiti on thf Qnlf and to potli oo tht iiotafTrrVtiR PsoWcola ao4 Mobfl RWrQad.

RATWAfl LOW A8 TH lOWtSTi Dispatok equal to any line and to MOM petal peattyraperlor bdnf dafiEy. ABdalmi prompt ly adjusted. For rate nates and any aadallolheTlnfarju- Uon. dther in pusenwr or frdxht aerrtMPnui njf HIM if sito i tt ff yAtliKi JLiwnL Bft Broadrtreet ASantawft Mdostaied at Ea tsonGeorjij fSd i VIA Western and1 Atlantic Eaflroad On and after 8UNDAT. May SMhv 1 Bss njerteaiMswitt firnnv toj J3HK FAST MAUfTBAJHOKTH Leaves Atlanta at AritVet gBOTTfllf f-- UI.

Arrive Bristol at. aim TaUm fton mpnecBon' at Cbattaaog ton I niliMITiT- wa ayOCuUTUjJO IBn Le JJa mUTt Atlanta 135 pat JJO. 4 XAR DAILT. 1RXI WBTI1AUTT is I Ve Atlaata jt pm I tf Anpz a SO usv JlniTut ajtt AW Atlanta 00 a Trains Noa. 214 and Iwfll notttopatBaf tatton n- Connect at Aupata la npcrfo Imi pHllmua Uep rOBTHBA8TEIUI I i Chang ep ofwSohcdule.

ATHBts October 11 1M On and after MONDAY October Cth 1879 Ctfafi on Northeastern Boi vBl nmufoltowv AU trains daUy except Sunday JIJ J5 JJ Leave Athfnn 7 1 80p Arrive at Lola Arrive at Atlanta vUAir UB R. 1T Leave Atlanta vi Ai Un KKv4 SWpn ArriveatAaiensiniTZi lOOOP The above train alsacoueet cUxelf tt Jkla with Northern bo UBd tralJUOT A. USB On Wednesday and Saturdays the foUowinr dltlonal train will be ran LeaveAthent. Arrive at Lnla Leave Lula i an. This trains connect Closely rttttla for Atttnta.

ake the trip to Atlanta lyJpor tonnand J. JLTffiWABW make thirty minute novtt-dtf It impart the most delicious taste and socira sar ECTRACT Of LETTER frota MEDICAL TLEMAN at ras to his brother ri ixrmtrwm UltwEST A TBATKLEES AND TOOBnttmp ORfctT jte-aXw Sn pW fe st rf ssr SS 3SSSwS sS SS ii i 1. Thompson aadJokn ifl Vetteyjtreet. mOt oa the west trytbe ot urmuwing bn acre more or totV cm ted ifWatkin Orr. i Abo one 1 or Una in the orttn MTrtlii now trtetot ttldconnirbanndedo di vof Jobs iTWiln ana i ro on the by Jands of Wm.

W. oo oe aoath and west lands of aam a UK Ut lot and and nnmbe raid eoaoftU od on thenortt oto ote BJWikoien tads oILlndaeyBeW Green uuiw road awl oes an on tandred and flra ML rj And win sell tbe same at pnW attt eaarUwwuft Iflllw dty AUai 11 i J6.