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the daily sun Satos&lt Uohxm. Jmt 1. Kmimt m*r VUikmd tmwi* * ri/Um Omit ftr *«% . «—1 *r JM -«* & Omltt hmpr yuk tjmnml UmrUm. i«(*W*M«r** —*r iHtJtmd <mlm Hit nctmfmltl h <*• ao^na«« FE1MQ1NAL. ■ngamhtxL-Tcm tn Birr reamo m UUttjl!jL* < U*<MU« S^SBil'l*° 40 **** — n.m«.i-jl TOO WOKT EM* MUTTniq, gjjjggy ■»»*•" -rasar 8UHOM * 00. or T8E • in •ngklatag' 1 tajtaUM _ -TBOKM non* M ' Ikt-Booauiucij." lb J mo. tot^t % no*, of It FOUND! TpoiWD-r J mo dpi dimes. WANTB! NVTAMTKD—91.000 W If WiWTID FOB BUTT ” »*» *■. p-v •^-V'SSXS. flr.12 II DAnbr • ’ per cent, end ftv* food « ad.” toi 17t, l*oal Office. LOOT! T OUT—TIB WAT TO WAIT WOHFT BAB BEBB Xj LOST,** . Aard-wortlB*. InSuaUtoua lulornutlonwhieli *01 pn* him _lo lufornatlon vbtoh — «.■ b. tOaokfuIlx rAoWvad. AAdM* iaofbb.' FOB MALES iMlsrlUe Mr. Alexander aome reeponrible and Democratic ant the “new departure,” which con exeUe hie noble rage. Wo han hie attention to the Democratic Uotifcre*- whieh ia the “new <i«^at TJW8 BBS Miui. maw FOB BENT I VPLEASANT BOOMS ON CADI Tlte Miialaatppt “Kb-Hbi.” A Memphis dispatch, of the 88th to the Westrtn Associated Press, says: The AtaloncMi Oxford, Miss., special tonight says of the firat important cate UJ der the enforcement or Ko-Klux bill now on trial here In the United States District Court: No leas than twenty-eight names figure in the indictment, all being residents for many yean of Monroe oonaty. ranging in yean from eighteen to rixty. Thu indictment chargee the defendants, while in disguise, with the forcible taking of a negro named Alexan der Page from his house, near Aberdeen, at midnight, on the 2iHh of March, and hanging him by the neck until he was deal The trial opened last Friday, on a petition for a writ of habeas oorpus, which was granted, and was yesterday set for hearing, which was occupied with pre liminaries. To-day the ease commence, in earneat A large number of witnee t ware examined. The defonse rely chiefly on alibis and previous good oharaoter.— They present a respectable apj and arc guarded to and from tn whioh is presidod oTer by Judg Hill, by a detachment of the ee Dll s B. A i United States Infantry, sent from NaahTille, who rnonnt gnard at the Court House door all day. The trial excite* the greatest in terest, and will probably last several days. The wife of one of the defendants was testify In behalf of her hus band, to-day. in State Elections. The fall elections will be opened by Cnntncky the first Monday in August, when Bute officers and members of the Legislature are to he chosen. California oomes next. Her election takes plaoe on the first Tuesday in Sep tember. 8Ute officers and members of tbeLegisUt ure and three Congressmen are to be elected. Maine elects a Governor and State nffloert the second Monday in Septem bar. Governor Davis has ordered an election ia Texas for four Bepreeentativee in Oon- Ig Tuesday, October the tore” in swaddling clothes, end to the moexatic platforms of Ohio, Pennsylva-, nia and Iowa, which are the “new depar ture” fully matured. He may alee ob serve, if he has a mind to, that there is scarcely a Democratic newspaper of any tone os oharaoter in the country which la not square on the issues laid down by the Oosrier-Jmnat two years ego. His platform, the platform of the Bourbons, has a Badioal origin. It was made by Mr. Morton, of Indiana, and adopted by the red-hot elements, who are m some oases secretly and in other esses uncon sciously allied to Radicalism.—Louisville Courier-Journal, 96th Jane. Alexander H. Stephens has ashed no such silly question as that stated by the Courier-Journal; bnt he has mid that no true Democrat—no true friend to the Constitution of the United States and the Liberties of this country can, as he believes, have the unblushing effrontry (to charac terise the act by no stronger term) to affirm and maintain before an in telligent people that the “Deconstruc tion Measures” of Congress, and the lo-ealled Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution, baaed upon these measures, and all questions growing out of them, have been “settled in the manner and by the authority constitutionally ap pointed !” Does the editor of the Courier - Journal affirm the truth of so mon itroui a proposition? If so, he will “out Herod Herod” himself. He will have gotten, in his “destructive progress, far ahead of even Tliadileus Stevens, the Btandard-bearer; for he openly and boldly asserted that these measures were “outside of the Constitution,” and declared that he “would not stultify himself by claim ing them to be Constitutional." As a reckless usurper, he admitted that the Progress he was setting out upon was the overthrow of the Fed eral Constitution, and the right of self government on the part of the people of the several States. Is this the Progress which the De mocracy of the Union is invited to follow up? If so, they will have taken quick and rapid strides in it. when at one bound they shall have gotten so far ahead of its original pro jector as to say that was Constitu tional which he was neither bold enough nor base enough to assert. When Senator Morton shall have retraced his steps and gotten on the platform of the “Bourbons,” then he will show signs of another sort of Progress—an upward rregress—a getting out of the depths of ruin, into which he and his allies have plunged the country under the lead suw- f»,». «„ t„ i.».i on .m,u°.u<ra>o i h. of hie great Chief; but he will find TSv5B©: D * ion of Federal au- just and proper ie States that eon- affairs which is ipiness and tran quility and good government” This is the doctrine which we ad vocate , Jt js th<J doflttiije Which S«»- J atorSforton r- i : with all his might It is also the doctrine, which, if We understand si^jnc of the late articles of the “Courier-journal,” bears such a dreary aspect, as it foots to a “re tracing'of steps” in order to rectify wrongs in (jovernment instead of pluugmg “oNWAiuV” uud advancing in that line ft Progress which has brought us to onr present sad condi tion. A. H. 8. Virginia Mllltarr lutlllU. We have received an invitation to at tend the Commencement exercisee of this celebrated Institute, at Lexington, Vir ginia, which tuk,-H place at the Institute July 4th, at 11 o'ulook. The oration will be delivered by M. L. Spotawood, of Richmond, Virginia. The valedictory by J. P. Arthur, Columbia, South Carolina. Address before Society of Alumni, by CoL John M. Patton, of Albemarle, Vir ginia. Among the names comparing the Com mittee wo .notice thoso of J. T. Wade of Georgia; B. R. Pearson, O. M. Rey nolds and J. W. Moore, of Alabama ; J. S. Legorc, W. J. Magrath and A. R. Sul livan, of South (Jrruliua. The President of tlio Committee is 8. OrsntUnd, of Georgia. We thank the gentlemen for their cour tesy, and slndf make it a point to be on hand at the time mentioned. fCctD 'JViiocrtiecmcnte. “Hibernian Benevolent Soelety.” rjMlE Officer* aud Members of this Society, are quested to meet at tlielr Hall tliia day at 3 o’clock r. m., to attcud the funeral of our late Brother Mem ber, Charley Hughes, 8r. Each member will bring bis mourning badge. W. DOWLING, jniie$Mt Secretary. inotick. June •«)- It J. O. HARRIS, Sheriff. | Lost—A Reward. O N TUESDAY. JUNE 27111. A HEART SHAPE1 LOCKET CHARM, containing "OOP* valuei hair Thu heart was enamelled in Bme. with pearl >n its face. The Under will be well rewarded by calling 01 Captain Jo'.ii Keely, who ia authorise red to roceiv the Failin', a,i,l to pay the reward. JmieW-'Jt N. .1. KIDD, City Auctioneer AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Solicits Consignments of all descriptions. MHiLEDOEVILIiE, HA. ■ IBHB ■ ‘-I _J Lookout Mountain, t-’IiOM ati.anta, ga. «r Ohio eleots State officers and memlwn of the L^istature the neoond Tuesday in (Inlolier. Iowa eleots State officers the second Tuesday in Octoiler. Elections will be held in Memsnhn- setln, Hew Jersey sod Wisconsin on Tncsdnr, November 7. when State offi cer* and members of tiie Legislature will Ita chosen A Oongreaamsn tor the State at large is to l>e elected in Illinoia. to fill the va cancy caused by the election of Oeneral Legnn to the United States Senate, bat we believe the time has not yet been fixed. _ ^ Atlamln Airtciiltural nag lndns- trfnl A-siili:,ti In tlie New York Express we fiud (he frdlowing Tin- progressive men of Atlanta, Georgia, have organized and had in corporated a society under the name of Thf. Atlanta* Aobicultubal \\Ti Indi'ctrial Association, and « ill liold their first fair .it Oglethorpe Park, near Atlanta, on the ltith to the Tilth of October nett This As sociation (ia* lieen effected on the same basis as the well-known St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanics’ Associ ation, |ud no doubt will be equally wM aud 8Ucoosi-fill. Oglethorpe Park, which is ou the line of the Western and Atlantic ThiiTroad, if two miles from the center of the city, with a double track to ihc jwrk entrance, and during the Fair the cars run every fifteen minute*. Thb park has hecn arranged ex] forTnepurposj. Theexhibitio are large and substantial buildings, at suitable points, and ure classified for every qiceialty, with steam power, machinery in motion, &e. There are nlso extensive stalls and sheds for stork, a half-mile track, and thorough arrangements throughout. ^rom the l>rge Humber of entries nJrogdy made ii #*|M c. ituin that intt'hvt-if? i,ill is the gl ill Southern Agricultural ui.d ludlistifiu KiIiiIh- ticn of 1871. Parties desiring to receive preminm iisjr And full information should ad- wrefc • samel .V. LclioK .Secretary, Atfantn, (!il A tlanta has smvrior le-u l accom- mudatnms for .inuigers, aud among them is the colchmUsl H. 1. KimbxU Mouse, the finest hotel in the South, and one of the most elegant ana eou.uku- to be found anywhere. It has 317 rooms, exclusive of offices, eft, and in all its appointments is equal to i* fiiwLchw* New York hotel junp30-'iiu MfaHtcr TnmnpiirUtion. Auction HaleN! ntrvnnxx' .wv.vi,vb, s, T.O. MAY SONT, 1 Air rest Sale or Mr Season T { lOMK ONE, COME ALL I AND GET BAR- GAINS 1 PINE MILCH COW, now Giving Four Gulltm* of milk pur day. 5 pair CHESTERluid DARKSIIIUE. 2«, month* old. PIGS. 1 FAMILY HOUSE. TWO-HORrtH WAGON. 1 DOUBLE HAUNKH8. 1 nne Marble Top SIDEBOARD. Fiofr ir«rb1«« Tap RotwHina and line Walnut Hndroom •ffiU, J’arlor Suite, ami a netiurai line of I'ltrmture, too Mimerotia to lnfriiUoti- Am ngat tb« arti.-lFH ia ■omn Finn Cook Move* and many doalrable arUolea which a|>acv will not ultow ua to nu utioa. MALES POMTIVK. 1’artiN wi. punctually at J. H. BAnnitTT. himself upon no platform of “Itaili- cal origin.” He will find himself upon a platform erected by Jefferson, coeval with the Constitution upon which tiiis country achieved all that marks that brilliant, career of Pro gress, which redounds so much to its honor, glory aud renown ; a platform which was sustained by over two million six hundred thousand Demo crats in 1868, and would then have been sustained by over three hundred thousand m or. but for l.lieir out rage, >ms t/i-Jhinchi-.-envut, through the mo^t flagitons usurpations by those in power, on that line of Pro gress, to which the Courier-Journal seems now to he so thoroughly de voted. Senator Morton can never fiighteu the three millions of Democrats of this country from their own princi ples, and cause them to'espouse his, and join him and his allies (in cordi ally accepting and indorsing them) bv any such bullying challenges, as that they “dare not” assail or question I ... .... | lerl«.ii tmu»i< any one of these sacriligious usurps- 1 tions which have marked thepregress of his party for the last five years! He will be told by the “Iron-ribbed Democracy” everywhere, that thev , T, . , . , .. ,• - T UAVXboushl.ntAwls dare assail fraud, violence, perfidy, 1 1 corruption and usurpation in any quarter where they arc to he found, and to call upon the people at the polls to pronounce their judgment of condemnation, both upon all those abuses of power as well as upon their authors. If the Courier-Journal Sees any thing in the late Address issued by the Democrats in Congress, from which it can take comlurt in iU “New Departure” polioy, it ia to lie hoped it will profit by it. That Ad dress will he found in the oohming of The Svn to-day. The Counsels of this Address are far from advising the people of the United states to fall into that fatal line of Pregresaj which lo's marlo-d the history of llu" • country for the lust liveytais; on the | trary, after speaking of the great, R «*^“ Ptok ^‘aSTny"' 1 "' ^ » ■am. J IicHtnf.0* BnTork. bljlre wm- oullmt ATLANTA WHOLE8ALE PRICES [CABUFCULT COHBanTSD DAU.Y.J M-I*ot*<ri><IMA<, It •**«!£ Urn TO fftnh.rsl ft«l th.lr »r# WtMI.1l- (ILI PH1CKS. *u»ll •rSmrt eku|«A (Tilt tfl THROU m»i of in Mijr cltixm ijnnneM h'maelf • PcfaF, In mil Cor th> uuexplifrG t*T.ii of i I L.tctiou on tUtturiUf, juo«4* tele 8. ./ini)lap's Sons Jron tDorks. Gomes to Atlanta Again I” W. T. ttOLDXBSEdi. India..yd Clear ribbed Can reseed Hams... Plain llama Bulk Meat, Clear Rib aides ft Camplws-.. Cudiu... Campy Oo rm— CO., Wholesale Li4tv Jbvdlari, Atb*i4». / G*. Bum’ DiUera sad Hclmapi»a. Also, Bhaler'* Giu^er end Cherr} Breu- tHe# at To#*st figure-ft. ' ^ juuel# R. M. ROBE A Ca^| 0*r BUSS 8t. DOMINGO BITTEB8 is e most reiueble alonieeiile end tonic, ead la e*» ( well known, or bette r known then mdy other Hitter*, and better eeiebUnbed. Fur aal* by JunelJ- B. M. R08B k OO.. Broad street. fST AROMATIC SCHNAPPS—The Aromatic Schnapps, manufactured in Holland fur John A. Ruse, neve no superior in the market. Thc>r ere known end uxad ell over the eivilhsed world,end ••Jtafc*- know them but to love them. None uame ihaiwbut to prelne.“ For aale by B- M. Bu8E A CO., June 16 Bro*J street Prints, fancy yd Brown Hinrtinga ..yd % Brown Sheetings... - * No. 1 do No. 2 do No. 2 do No. 3, large Kbbl Herringa, No. 1 box Herrings, scaled,. Flouh—, Gnaw— New Corn bnah Oats (few in market).... busb Hat- Tlmothy ..ton Lamd, leaf lb Laokb Bhbb bbl LiQUoas—Not quoted. bbl 6 76^ 10 00 N. O. Syrup k*1 Mkal, flue, bush Nails keg Oils— Sperm Whale Lard.. 81 I S 62 80 66 72 «* 1 06 6 26® 6 00 2 75@ 8 80 l 266* 176 1 2668 1 76 illiscellaucoite. Change of Schedule.* NIGHT PARSING EB TBAIN—OUTWARD. Leave* Atlanta 10:30 p r Arrives at Chattanooga 6;16 a i DAY PABSKNGKa TBAIN—OUTWAaD. Fait link to new torn—ouiwabd. MIGHT PARHEMOEB TRAIN—INWABD. Leavf* Chattanooga 6:20 p n Arrives a* Atlanta 1.42 a u OMMODATIOl TRAIN—INWAUD. tir The above schedule g< 871. June28-12t »s into effect July 2, E. B. WALKER, Maul or Transportation. SOVTUERJr UEPJHT.UK.rT Liverpool and London -AND- Globe Insurance Company. OBIT. W. S. WALKER, Ag't, Atlanta, Ga. CAPITAL, Surplus, and Rrnerved Funds in gold, in Great Britain, the United SUtesand Canada f20.888.078 Daily Cash Receipts in Gold 20.000 Investments in Georgia, Virginia, South Carolina and Alabama, over 100,000 W. 8. WALKER. Agent for Atlanta. FINE WATCH- REPAIRING. WE HAVE SECURED THE 8ER- V.CES OF MR. O. S. TAIT, AS EX PERIENCED WATCH MAKER. BUT RECENTLY FROM SCOTLAND. MP. TAIT HA8 WORKED IN SOME OF THE FINEST WATCH MANUFACTO RIES IN I J * 3.-• !, S3 IJAti TO OO ALL KINDS OF FINE WORK 8UCH AS REJEWELLED, MAKING NEW ESCAPEMENTS, ANO ADJUST ING FINE WATOHES OF ALL KIND8. ALL WATCHES LEFT WITH US WILL BE PROMPTLY ANO THOROUGHLY DONE. AND SATISFACTION GUA RANTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE. ,trl»-U SHARP A FLOYD. SHARP * FLOYD, JEWELRY STORE, WHITEHALL ST. aplK-U takh notice. IPS HAVE RECEIVED TO-DAY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC TURERS A LARGE ASSORT MENT OF FINE AMERICAN WATCHES, IN COLD AND SIL VER CASES, OF PERFECT WORKMANSHIP AND NEW DESIGNS. OF THE FOLLOWING MAKERS / K. Ho»» ard ik Co., Boston; American Watch Co., Waltham; National Watch Co., Klgin; t . s. W «f< h Co., Alarlou, IV'. J.; Giles W*istch Co., also the Celebrated Ktem U indent or Jfceylens Watch. THIS STOCK IS OTFERED AT VERY ATTRACTIVE FlOURESj AND YOU IVIED FIND IT WILL P Y TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE GOODS AND THE PRICES, AT SHARP * FLOYD’S JEWELRY STOKE, ATLANTA. itH-iMf RAILROAD NFN IT GIVES US PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR CORPS OF WORKMEN A FINE EN GRAVER, RECENTLY FROM TIFFANY Jr CO.’S, NEW YORK, AND ARE NOW HEADY TO DO ALL KINDS OF PLAIN * ORNAMENTAL LETTERING CIPHERS, MONOGRAMS, 4.C., IN FACT, ENGRAVING OP ALL KINDS IN ELEGANT STYLE, AND AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. ALSO, THE ADDITION OF A FIRE MANUFACTURING JEW ELLER, AND A SHOP WITH ALL NECESSARY TOOLS AND MACHINERY, WILL ENABLE US TO MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF BADCES, RINGS. PIUS, & ALMOST ANY ARTICLE WANTED, AND TO DO REPAIRING, HOW EVER DIFFIOUL T, PROMPTLY, AND IN ASUPERIOR MANNER PATRONAGE SOLICITED Aui-Uou ]ti)U—’ No. 3 DeOlvo'k Oiwr. H.-mw. JUlitkKk-Jt National Hotel Sales. IE FIVE BILLIAIID daturdaj, JULY lot, N. R. FOWLER, juue2s-4i -■ Assignee. BOA I*l>. lift. OVKKMT RftSPEtrrFrtXV AKNOtTWCES *U tutlione utb'ivated in Utu smI.j»\1 of board that «r Vacant oue or two auits of moat eligi- for Atmiliott. Kh** Is also prepared %o eu- unout gm-Ui al luodaraut i:itea. Verr setyunni.T.iateug b rms may b»- msde hr par- fa of joutiK geutiomen who are willing to occupy « sanm room. jun«28-3t i ntei7t3 kTencer. Ai law ra, Ga., Juu* 18, 1871. Sale, the eutire In- tedUgoaoor nowspaiu r property. It is Opt! to pur- elm e fifiDB) me. or other arrangement, till the Ant of July, mprivate buMnese torpids uiy publication of itfrilliicdiatd)'. H dot Sold, the Intelligencer will be revived and conUn isd as a DEMOCRATIC PAPER. Any person desiring to buy or make any arrange- motit iu the meantime, can confer w.th Mr. h. B, Fowl< r, oi tlie tluu of Wall -ec A Fowler, Atlanta. B. 0. YANCEY. j 18-ujr : »- . aOBT. H. BOWK. WABB HUBBLE. HOWE & HUBBLE, JMPORTF.H8 OF AND DEALERS in all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMEITI XjXQVORS. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SOUTHERN TRADE. J7W* Nttd M, %fsiN«r> Mml, ciJY'eijrjyjTt, «fffg. Georgia H'enlrm H. K.-—.Meet ing Palled the 5th July. OFFICE OEOEOIA WESTERN K. E. OO., I Atlamta, June 24th, 1871. j A T a meeting of the Board of Directors of this ia- Company held this day, the following resolution wsm adopted : Whkrkah, the people of Atlanta at- their recent meeting expressed an earneat desire that wurk ou the Georgia Western Railroad be speedily begun. Wmkbkah. the By-Laws of the Company authorize of the meeting called for snob a course. Resolved, That in the 24th of July, the Board of Directors hereby call a mi etiug of the Stockholders to be held at the City Hall in this city, at 10 o'clock A. M.. Wednesday, tho 6th of July, to elect a President and ten Direotora to serve for the euauiug year W. P. ORME, Secretary. June2Adtd. Co-Partnership Notice. Atlanta, Ga.. June 23, 1871. I HAVE associated with me in the busuines here tofore owned and conducted by myself, Mr. J. B. WILSON, late of tho hrm of B. J. Wilson A Co., of Savaunah, Georgia. Mr. Wilson has removed to this city, and takes active part in the business. fflisrcllancono. FOR_RENT. stand in tho city. Fix- MclKUDE A CO. LUMBER J LUMBER ! Y\7K have on band a large lot of Lumber, Shin* ? f gist, laUis. White Flub lyoors aud Sash. Also, throe hundred thousand pw*\00Oj foot of Southwest Georgia Flooring thoroughly Seasoned, whioli we are selling at re<luco«l prions, Oihov and yard owner Forsyth and Hunter Street*. juiM-JT-dlm. y KTftgHF h.MEimiAM. 4th of July Grand Picnic! Buaniui and Trotting Itac -s OGLUTilOKPU PAHJI. FLA' / .Wr .lt' l Mill TU l O N the Glorious Jr<*frtli there will b« a grand pto* utc nt Oglethorpe Pai'k g'ven by Tberc-r Peel. In the IRON WORKS, Head of Third St., Sign of “The New Flag.” M ACON, GEORGIA. THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH! Skilled Labor and Modern Machinery. ATI Worlt Warranted. Northern Prices for Machinery Duplicated. STEJJH EJTGirES OF XT'»’ KiJTO JJTO SIZE. Findlay's Improved Circular Satr Mill, Merchant .Hill Gearing, most approved kindst Sugar Mills and Syrnp Kellies: Iran Fronts, H'indote Sills and Lintels ; Castings or Iron and Brass of Every Description, and . tlaehine- ry of all hinds TO OHOEK. I It o ryi IN RAIL I TST & , lew Patterns ia Furalahiu;: Of Elegant Designs, and at Prioesthat Defy Competition. «“No Charge for N Outdt of Machinery lor Saw or Murchaut Mills, f or REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ! Competent Workmen lurnished upon application to overhaul Engines, Saw Mills, etc., iu any section ol* the country. FINDLAY’S SAW - DUST GRATE BAR BHOULD BE USED BY EVERY HAW-MILL FUUFOJ LTOU. Mill-tones, Beltinsf.'jpireular Saif*, Steam Fittings, Babbit Metal, etc., etc. FURNISHED TO OBDE1L TERMS. CASH OB APP.IOVHL FAPE1L R-FINDLAY’S SONS, Macou, Ga. XIXE GREAT , ECLIPSE SCREW COTTON PRESS! Patented Feb’y 27, 1871, by Find'-ay Sc Craig. An ANTI-TOIFTION SCREW—A MECHANICAL WONDER. This wonderful Mechanical achievement in point of RAPIDITY aud LIGHTNES8 of DRAUGHT, STANDS WlBHOCT A RIVAL, and is d< HtJnni at an early day to auperaede ALL OTHKU Oottou Screws, be they fabricat -d ol Wrought or Cast Iron. CoLAi’AitetlKB, Ga., December 21,1H70. R. FINDLAY’S 80NS. Findlay’s Iron Works. Macon. Ga: Peir Late this fall I purchased from you one of your Findlay A: Oraig Eclipse Patent Q crew C it- ton Vrosaee, aud, after a full and fair trial, do not hesitate; to pronounce it tho iuo.- t ra;>id, of lightest draught, most powerful—in fact, the best (without an oxception) Cotton Prees 1 ever saw. Between this and all other Iron Screw Prettihs I have ever seen or used, there is Just simply no comparison. Every planter should use your Press. ' JoHN L. GILBERT. P. S.—Yoi may consider my order in for two more of the above Presses for next station, aud maj look formany orders from this section ; my neighbors are determined to havft them, a they can pa 1; by hau i partieiilarH of which prejiaring for a rbgi Bed Fourth of *July cckbr.iUuu. Admit* < cents to all parts of the grontids. Trains will lor tho accommodation ot the public. Huttable ora tions will be delivered by several ucutiemeu. The ItoclAratlou of fnd< pen dunce wi 4 he i«hd. The civil ami military bauds will bo in attoudauce. special attention w.R be paiii to tho comf >rtof tho ludici.— t'apt. G. tV'Lil AiuiAi iou wtU bo on hand with bis spiH ial police foivo topresfrvo order. Uowdich iffiiaiiK excluded from ti JvdyBT-dtta HTOTIO US. Collt‘|fc CoiniucnccmcutM , . other Iron Screw Presses can by hi last fall, aud before acc.opt.iug Patent, we add;d imp ovouients aud labor•savluu conveniences- - ig it PERFECT in every particular. The acrow or pin, h h a pitch, or lull, of ti.' 4 incties ; that is, . .... turn of the acrw, follower block desreuds (or aseends. as thn ovefrthybe) 8inches. The d.- Vic? of the tube or nut in which the screw work", is such as to materially reduce tne friction, so great In tin- j ODiumon screw ; thereby mud-ring it an easy tAik for three hands to pack a bale ol cotLou iu H \LK THE , TIME OF ANY UIHE” Iron berew Press by horse-power. (8osJ. L. <ii)be t'.q carl tiadto.l \Vh« n den,ca ble, an ordinary mule can be subhiitutod for three men without change nt Aitiircs. STRENGTH, DPR \- ] B1LITY, RAPIDITY, LIGHT DRAUGHT, and HTANDl NG ROO# a top of box , t ■ . etc . in short, we pro- 1 tu-uace it the BEffTBcrew Press IN THE WORLD. ao«l rospectfiidy iuvitsapnb.ioto^t with any and ull Th* i oih-rScmw Pre*eoa. To purchasers ws GUARANTEE 8ATISFAJTI0N or REFI N'D PRICE MONEY. r» tu4 eticloanrc. muraY ♦. flAttWlS #. JOBKS. Late Tel lor Ga. Nat. Bank. HOYT A JONES, Bankers and Brokers, ATLAWTA, GA., U«ud% Mortgages, Domosiicnnd Fomign F.xohnngs, lUtilrotti.1 anil other Seoufttitm. 8\ML. A ECHOLB. Echols & Wilson, Sl’CCESMOHS TO SAML. A. BCIIOLK On Bi'Oivd Street," col 1 I GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, win he kept in stock. Especial attention ia called at this particular season to our stock of WheatThnshingMachinery Older Mills. APPLE and PEACH PARERS, Alt o to onr stock of Freeh Turnip Seed, I'omprtalng evwry standard variety. JunH-lw . SULPHUR SPRISOS, iu.<.iu.,»tn.,ii.n<re».*t«. Dutcli Petes Rsstauraiit, Voder James' Bank, JJU 1U> BXCDITLY FUHMMHED WITH * No. X COOK, Inltlluth* motlwv ippUm*.; ts- meals supplied at ALL hours. iwliil TO A! trillion COLLECTIONS. it lias broaglit aliout, and otluTtj •rr.i-tr inter still threatening, it mom witli j "* groat power aud truth: “Our Im>|)m for reiire^ are i«rih^ i— rahn good anse-tiir •teller thought’—of the American lq.‘0g>l<«4 twHU'is iha.siO'im.'is im ■. We call upon them to -be true U themselves and their pos terity, and, disregahlhig par name* and minor differences, to j pm iueist upon a JecenlrulitatiuH oT jhiw- . j«o. i<*a, i,;i -i». ’ LEGEM vrxl bo held at COV'NGtON, June 18th, 1871. OXFORD, July llfth, l«71. ATHENS, July 80th, MTj. Persona deetrlng to atutid any of eaid Commence- wt’iiU hill be-pats U lor GNA FARE Fuli fa «to b (mid r <>lu^. aj 1 tho Agent si lling the Bill fare ticket will give r. turn UckoU FREE.— Uote ru tickets good (or fli'eeu daya. from Tliuxsday iieforeth.* OonuiHincLmeut day. July 14 UllJnl.vSO K. K JOHNSON. Snp’t. Auction & Commission. W E hereby notify tbs pubi c and b.iaiutss m< n ge»ivrally that wo have opened Su nuwiipa aud oiminnsMfrn businsss The Dugnn Rulldl os 11111 afreet, a here we will be pleas'd to serve those who nwy mod our aorvtoes. W. (>r pos- to sell any sp cios ol property, deal right aud hikn prompt rstnrus of all sales. I’oi.-igninenta solicited, l iberal s-lxsnecs ...ade on goods in store, to be bold at auction, ular *&!« day a, \Yc • u. adsya and Saiai daya. Salt KaaJ LKtate promptly sttended to. J. A. CHERRY, Auctioneer. Mcrom t.T, a nx Yatyrui. oa., maj io. mil NOTKH1. CITY 1 .N iiNiL.lt s uk wlijv | AtLaj.1 \. ua.. June utli in.t. | BRurOS'.UJ for CLKV^NG. uuuuumu and GRADIKG a TTRNPTKK BO.\D between Atlanta •uEl esaturj m 11 be res«4ve<l until July Ut. SEND FOR PRICE LIST, ETC. R. FINDLAY'S SONH. Mnuon, Oa. CRAIG'S PATENT HORSE POWER, TOR DRIVING COTTON OINS. Vflimplcst, Strongest and B««t ever yet Invented. Requires no Wood Work. Sets upon tho grourd, and can be put up WITHuUT the aid ot a Me hanib.^FY' ^ntiHfntioti Guaranteed or Monov IteluudtHl. SEND FOB ILLC >TB.kTKD CIRCULAR. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Macon, Oa. Tlie New Portable Nieam Kngine For Driving Cotton Gins, Printing Pr saos, and for any purpose requiring from one to ten horse Pow*r. 4 S £ I f i I t | Z n * § £ l leg- ] « = r I E S ti* K • fpHEY are safe. The furnace ie surrounded by water, exoept at the d"frr. Th«* water bottotn is a per Protection f on- flr*. They are asfsr than a stove, and F1RB UWURANi R OGMPANlEb MAKE EXTRA CHARGE where tlicsu eugtnes arr need. Th rv is HORITTVki PKon?CTH)N AGAINST EXPLOSION. It is a natural “snark arrester.’* as N< 8FABK CAM KbCAfK, NO MATTER WIIA T FURL I* UNTD-Sn futpoHi t vNe-Heratinn in cotton gn Ut similar work. Awarde I Hurt r. einii nia by An erican Ins te»e • «0.'-7J. betid fjr Dcscrip’.i' Otv.-ui', a id Pnoe List A^ u.uiokIi V D. fit A. K. it. ruouuj rnetvad f old claims aTJH " ath W XL FINDLAYU SONS, F1NDT.AV IRON WORKS. M CON, OA. ■5* 3 M I Cm S- I The water but * o ASSIGNEE’S SALE. /. I hr r. S. O l »U-tet tel hr IA. .Un lLr. JN.Irir • of tdeorg-tm—im Nte Jtmitrr of Mow. die am * Co., 4m MmsOtrup**. T HWSmi give uetfcta that I will mD, pnrMMUf to au uid'.r from the Hon. U. H. Dtatrict Court Northern I tatrict of Georgia, '^XI LiTMi 1 °“ •""***' itowdi wateMd. esQ and nasai tne yro»-11 to o’clock. Jmly M. l«Tl. subject to Intnssbrercos, *>rtv. 7wilFfd\tta bargain H I am detenmued to , the Furniture Fhdory of Rondeau k Oo.. Baukrupta, uaf. I wfl! aell It M hAol twanty-Are Ortfty acre*, rttuatod on thi corner of Bntler and Ha-rts stream nd sHuctrtO.VftGfl, t Eight ra*err«d to r«jtut any ohaR-Wda. . '30** jwtrhVN'’*: i Jnnen till July !*♦. Wagtaacr. f idJLrto ron smle, irto la&KjfiwSivk-cspJ ALWAYS |B VOm AT l bftoi a pfrskai ?r. fi>r partimlam call c Ju|084»« i address ‘ ‘.'J' >f» *W. tlltefloor*,' ***»%*■ and j in the ottjr of Atlanta, aaonisttaf of th* honna_ ; lot, and ovary tk.ng thareou or therein, at publiaoul- ! orYtolhahtoMttbWiMr. Tnmanaah. i |nna4fi W- HAMMOND, Assignee LEE & HIGHTOWER Oriflin ------ Q-a. LIVfcKY ANO SALC {.TABLES, NkXT TO TUk GEO GIA HiJTEL, REPR FINE an>* RAFE ®TfXTI. sudFI EGANT ‘1UG01E8 PHJf TONH aud CAI.RIAGES. send paAengrrs to Indian 8pr ug. cballrb: *■* of Griffin, by Griffin la and Twill h