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ottntetA mswa bOUlteS-co. **#*0. «**• Under the able tatrilQe and kind treatment of Ptof. Williams, its ac complished Superintendent, this in stitution la at ouee a blaming and <jr- nament to the State. Thirty puptli receite initmction, many of whom are Matty proficient in focal and in strumental mnuc. Indeed, Prof Williams annonnoe* that quite f number will toon be admirably quali fied to go forth ae teachers of music. The more advanced pupils instruct the others, and a* an evidence of their capacity, a bright little girl of nine summers, the daughter of the Superintendent, executed several dif ficult peiccs on the piano with snoh taste and accuracy, though a blind pupil had been her only instructor. One child, eight years old, who had been entered in April, oonld spell with ease, and actually play a march on the piano. The reading of the lit tle girls, through the medium of raised letters, anl the arithmetical sums worked out on the curious slate invented for the blind, astonished the audience. It was a touching specta cle to behold these children of dark ness and sorrow, in tall communion with the outer world, and able now actually to enjoy life, through the munificent endowment of the State, and the skill of their devoted instrnc- tor. From theThofltosvlll* Enterprtao. A gentleman, who has juit made a tour of the county, reports the crops in a worse condition than we had supposed them. Huch of the corn is still small, and where it is in the glass and the ground sobbed by the excessive rains, is turning yellow and promise bnt little yield. Be reports the cotton generally backward, and in some instances quite grassy. This crop, however, should the rams abate uml a propitious tall ensue, will be greatly redeemed and moke a fair yield; while the increased area in corn, even though the seasons should oon- tin uc unfavorable, will, in our opinion, insure at least an average supply. Fran the TTorrentoa Clipper, Jana 96. I The dwelling of Mrs. W. 0. John son, about seven miles from this place, was struck by lightning on last Sun- lav evening. We learn that Mrs. J. was severely, but not dangerously, in jured thereby. From Ik. Haenn Tatafnpk. J»», SO. A negro lad alsmt 14 years old, and n servant, we believe, at the Lanier House, was drowned yesterday after noon about 4 o’clock, while in the river bathing, at the foot of tSpring street, where the colored people usu ally do theirbaptizing. lus body was recovered in about one hour after the accident From the Columbus Sun, 80th. About 10 o’clock Wednesday night, Henry Evaus culled Berry Smith from his house on Front street, and with a pistol, shot at him. The ball missed Smith but grazod the cheek of his sister. Evans says the pistol was tired accidentally. ' The difficulty arose about family matters. timirtoiara? fcefal fttoataMUttfi. fWoloT finpiny MUrtptuw VsMm atUHW lata, Mr Smtft tip, an tawTTLK Goorgtta on the lrt TUBBDAY In Julytieit, jrfthui ~ bow* of aote, the frttowteg property, to- Th# Inters*! of Luetada HU1 i the Wart half of alky tote U and dtr of Atlanta, being part of land lot UthMrtrtrtof Aaw _ .r, ooutetnlng ballon aor*. mors or tern; 11 being tbs lot oonreysd lo mid Lucinda HID tor bar antnraTlifs by W. M. Hill. Hold Ufa artftte tooted ae the property U Lunnda Hid. by vfrtus ol and a • ft. (a. issued Iran Fnttou bu pari or Court, la _ Boor* or loaa, being part'af lend MaNa latfatrilDMiMof«K|dlyr fciwi Al to# «MM KM and ihM, port of land tot Mo. T», to the 14th Dtetrirt. The part oo torlad ao lo la Word I. (routing oa Walloa drMt, tatted*Of Ah IKSTES&SSfiWST.SftJSSS fttetoandlvmntylteft. tofsrkfrton I* Ike y*m WTO. Property potato* oat by John M. Harwell. T. 0> ALSO, Al the ohm time end oboe. all that lot ootnn lug ate pout andrunning with Fuodfctre* rtrsst 187 s&Saa ««us.“jassrtar <3 on Iry otreot ofltO toet from the lloe of pail togs SOW * steadings at the paint, making an angle containing taebomee add tores rights (Kf of an4cne, morn ao lees. Looted on ae the property of Holme Bells, * virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage A. fa loaned ft Fallon Buperior Court, la toror of Oathrle A Oo. Holme Sella. Proparty pointed oat by plaintiffs attorney, October 81st, IMA Atflie dtooted oa a lot belonging to Kidd k the north aids of Deaatar street, la the to, and adjoining the brick baildlu by McBride k Health. Lertedeaos J. ft. IflUs by virtue of md to srttefy a than the Justice'. Court of the 1234th M., la tOror of B. T. Griffin n. J.L 13d of May, 1ATL ALSO, At the same time and place, a house and lot, aftao- tod In the 3d Ward of the city of Atlanta, otthejudb- tkw of Patera, Drew and Pair atreote. fronting north on Grow and south ea Fair street; ling one half acre, More or leas. Lev ied ones U»e property of ft. A. AUeu, by rirtu* of nnd to attte* * A. *. Issued Iran the Joshes* Court of the 10364b District, O. M., la toror of W.F. West- Mwmxa oBssessate: row sneruoar. dubabiutt a»d vuUMi n»r *MM VWftrwlta*. w. a. mums * on., 4#eato,teaaaMnaotooSto ' jawsfii-dnytey ‘teas, EVERY Y2&JDAY moM mum for. nsinujMB nmAMXBs of tmi* umk. on* s plaintiffs attorns?. Lory mada by J. to. 1 L 0., and returned to me Jane Id, U7L Statistics sf Jowrnallteu In A sierlcs. In his preface to “ Lotliair,” a year ago, Disraeli said I here wore 5,000 newspapers in the United States, and he was not far 1'ruiu exact. Mr. O, 1’. itowell, the advertising agent, fur nishes us with statistics to show that at the preseii t time there arc 6,060 jioriodicals of nil sorts in the United States, of which alprnt one-seventh, fir 848 are semi-monthly, monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly. ’ This leaves 5.208 newspapers proper, which, mak ing allowance for the new ones started since Disraeli wrote, would he reduced to something less than 5,000 in June, 1870. Besides theso, British America has .'184 periodicals, of which 339 are newspapers, so that the total, exclusive of Spanish America, is 5,547 newspa- pera and 891 magazines and reviews —in all 6,348. The total number of copie, yearly circulated is about 1,. 5(10,000,000, or 36 to each inhabitant In Massachusetts, however, the num ber printed for each inhabitant, is 74, in California 82, in the Territory of Uidumhiu 80, and in New York 113. Now York also has the largest num ber of publications (894) ofany State, and 371 of the*- aiv printed in New York city. The largest number of daily papers published til any State is 89, in New York. Pennsylvania is second, with 61; then Illinois with 38, and Cali fornia with 34. Delaware and Flori da have each one daily paper. Kansas has 14, as many as Vermont West Virginia, Mississippi and Arkausas eomhmed. Nebraska and Nevada nave each 7 dailies, more than either. Oregon (5), lihnde Island (GJ, South Carolina (6), Vermont (3), West Vir ginia (3), Arkansas (4). Delaware, Honda, Maine (ti), or Mississippi (4). The papers of New York have also the largest circulation, averaging 7,411 each issue. Massachusetts is .-uond, with 5,709, then the Diatriot of Columbia, with 4,325. Nevada lias tlie smallest average circulation, only 516, while Florida averages 616. Arkansas G50, Texas 701, and Mis sissippi 754. The average circula tion of ail daily )>a|>vrs published ja 2,717, of the Wtvklies 1,498, and of the monthlies 4.681. Tin average edition of all tlie papmst priated is 1,842. There are 548 pajiers in the l nited Mutes which print more than 6.000 copies eucli issue, anil 11 which mint mure than 100,006. The New Volk Weekly lias tlie hugest citvilla- 1 ion. Among the |adilicul weeklies, the New 1 elk iriluiie lass I tie lead, and among the agricultiiiul weeklies Moore's Rural New-Yorker. The In- dcpcuduiit is the largest paper, has tlie largest etreiMatiou of an ligiuaa pu;ier. “ T ht-n* in <^noithT»Hk* o|»iN«sition uiitongtho stoeklioiders of the United railway companies of New Jersey to the proposed lease of their railroad*, to the Pennsylvania Kailnwd, and an ajipeal is to made to the court* to enjoin the execution of the lease. ante, amtafng one-b oa BHy and SUteto aid aUy, adjotnlng the property of Jook-, Wood and 1>mq, brtng vmri of land lot . la the 14th District of ortgiaaUy lfanry, now Fatten ooanty. Larled oa aa tte property of #. M. B. Oarltea, by virtMOfand to aatteiy a A. at. teauad from Pulton «u par lor Court,, la toror of Annie K. Carlton ra. John M. B. Carlton. Property pointed out by plaintiff • attorney, Jus* ALSO. Al tte aaaa Utoa and plaoa, oaa It horao-powar Fortabte Bnglna and Bolter. Levied on aa the pro party of Boodaau k Oo., by vlrtua of and to aeMafy a nurtflap A. to. laraad from Fulton Onparlar Court, In tovor of A. H. Brown A Co. va. Jteudoau k Oo. June Mb, lOTl, i time and place, 18 city lota, 1; lyina In aaWoat jaMtot of originally Uaury, now 8 niton county, ooutololte 98 aorea, moro or lean. Levied on or the property <* Xdword White, by virtu# of and to oatlafy a martgotfa A. fa. teauad front Pulton Hu parlor Court, In favor of Thomoa O. Jacob* va. Edward White. May 97th. 18T1. ALSO, At the aarne time end pteee, the aaat half of dttylot Mo. 14. in the WhltohaU aurvay, it txdng tba plaoe whereon T. B. Corner Uvad oa the 97th day of June, 1M71 aald lot being In the 14th Dlairlot of orlftnlOy Henry, now PuMoa oounty. Levied oa aa the pro- Professional Cork*. j. j7 knotty ml d. O VTIOM mr JOHM IK1LY, coroor Whltebol ood Hunter Oil go la HW1LENCE, Collin* Stroat, between Coin end E."’ MARSHALL, DKSTIST, oochtree Sto., Orew’a Book! ton, Peeples Sc Howell, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ATLAMT*. OlOHOJA vainE andersigned have formed a pari- nerohip for the proottee of tew In thla dfy.ond iromptiy attend to all bwdnaaa eotraatad to maaageaaeot in the Atlanta Circuit, the Su pram* ood Federal Court# of the State, and auoh other pteoaa, by apodal oohtract, aa their aerrlcoa mar be roqnlrad. a Pr* * * attend the oeurte of thi found at #4 time*, In the oaoond atory of Kelley 1 EFil&ZTJZ, Dolly 8ua office, corner Brood B.P. UOWELL. ■At the Sterna, aaroe time and plaoa, a city lot in Ike oity of altuated on the weet aide of Wt»st Peachtree on the corner of aald Weet Peachtree and one-half aora, more or leaa, it being part of 79, in the Utb Diatrlut of originally Henry, ton oounty. Levied on ae the property uf A at land now Ful- ....4kto|ft A Caeeela. by virtue of and to Battery . A. f*. laaued from liberty Superior Court, la toror of WUUani T. Buabee va. Alexander A Caeeela. Property pointed out In aald fi. to., May 28d. 1871 ALSO, At the aarae time and place, a city lot In tlie city of Atlanta, containing ono-elghth (t*j of an acre, front ing ou the Wart aide of Pryor atreet, near the oorner of Wheat ood Pryor street*. It being part of land lot No. 78, iu the 14th Diatriot of orlrtually Henry, now Pulton oounty. On oald lot la a two-atory dwelling " -- l. X.J. Pow- Levy mad me May 9 At V wild k ALSO. i time end place, the following lota of M0 aorta. Mo. |M, 19th diatriot, 4 aection, Welk er county. 180 ocree, Mo. 998, 19th diatriot, 4th aaotlon, Walker eoanty. Mo aorea. No. 979. 10th diatriot, 4th eeotioa, Walker ooanty. 180 ttxea, Mo. 160. 91th diatriot 8d aaotlon. Walk* oounty. 160 aoroo. Mo. 981,19th diatriot, 4th aection, Walk er oounty. 160 acre* No. 969. 19th diatriot, 4th oeohon. Walk er uouuty. 166 aorea. No 941 Itth district, 4th tooga oouniy. 160 aerva. Ku. »*», Utu d»a»ri* t, 4th aaotlon, Chat- *°tR aoiix .«o. li*l, 354h dtetrtoi, 4th (ny^oouiHj anty aorea, No, 961, Oth dlatrict, 4th aection, Ollmer :tlon, Ollmer 160 ocree, No. 19, 94th dlatrict, 4th oounty. 40 arrea. Mo. 90S, 11th dlatrict, 4th oeotlon, Lump- the year 1870. Property pointed out by John M. lor well, T. O. ALSO, At the mine time and place, a city lot in the oily of Atlanta fronting 94 fart on Collina atreet, in the 4th Word of sold city, end running book, width. 910 feet, containing oue-holf acre, mi torn, adjoining the property of T. to Biptoy, J. B. Wallace and Langaton, It being port of loud lot No. 50, In the 14th dlatrict of originally Henry now Pul- ten oounty. On aald lot Is a three roomed dwelling house. Larled on aa the property Of John 8. Jef fries. aa truatea for hie wife Martha A. Jeffrie*, by virtu* of and to aattafy a 11 to teauad from FuMan Su perior Court, lu toror of J. & Wallace re. Joim Ss Jeffries, trustee, I ~ ' ' me the 6th. 1871 ALBO, At the an* time and pteee. ’ laud, being part of teud lots 994 and 191 In tbs 17th diatrirt of “ - a, ko. Property poluted out lu A to mare or lees, from theelty of AtlanU. lu sold county. Levied on on the property of Jeeee V Cook by virtue or and to eaUeCy a A to lanaedfra “ *- w Court, in toror of Edmund Let n i. Property i>oInted out by plaintiff 4,9871. ALSO, At the same time and pteee. a lot containing one- half note, more off lee*, In the Mk Ward of the rtty o< AtlanU, eud known in the pten of ooti ofity m tea sr Sim2,ViP the 14th diatriot of orUnmly Henry now PuNon oounty. Levied ou aa the yrfmty of WUite W. Weatmoreteud by virtue of and to a<U*fy a S to issued frrni the Jnetlee Court of the 1984th diatriot, U. M.. iu favor of Thomoa Kile e-. walls 7 West- Levy made by Henry ilolmea, L. a, UM April 1st. 1871. A. M. PEHKKitLON. Dept 8h*rf, June7-td siul Gu to The Hun Office for printing MfcrrMP* Mmie fmr 1871. W ILL be sold before the Court ffeaeadeorio the uty of Attenu, 9'uHon oounty, (teorgla, on Ih* dirt Tuesday ta duly aert. wtUUn the legal bout* of ante, the following property, to wit: The one third Internet of a City Latin the city of AUauU, situated ou the corner of Atebem* and BruadaLx .-to, fronting au Alabama street Al\yr frwa toit and running beck along SnuA afreet seventy Are frit Oi«H Lot to a Two-etary Brink Building AMtoS by the Are* Pro otooe and also two Oue-atory Building*. Aetd oue-tbird Interest being the interert of Mr*. Emily Mubert* ne heir at tow of the arteto of P. J. Ktnmet. deceased. Levied on ** the piMperty of Mrs. Emily Roberta by virtue oc audb>mu»iya ft. to. IonumI f.om Pulton oounty court ui tovur <>f Uteri'-* Bttntwn vu M. L Hubert* a d but uifo Emily itobt-rt# 1 i*rc^orty^d^d^<ut bj^tteunff^ May 9to lSfl J—tod I r • r_i e * . ri, U. M., of Pulton county, (toorgm. due yel- mrel mom. about • or lo yen of age; «tth * in her too#and neaie white eoota >>n her n«ui Shoulder (teid mare Us* ahoee on her bind fe t add one atom «u her rtgM tore fust. App raised by Hr- nn Ctewj and J. A. Piaster, freeholder, of amd din frteA to be worth Arty dollars. The owner le Vrrty finsintea ffotire*. a. B. books, C ontractor fob brick and Mono Work, of all oteaaaa. Plastoria Urmaiusutal work. Btene Cutting, etc. Griffin, aa., May 13,1871. ly. mm. jnacMuv, Fainter and Rees^alsr, X AM GLAD HK HAS 00XB. The Bust Pat per Hunger In the Metaef Oaargla. J 0AM now oane yo.tr chairs, and make them took w _ I warrant all 1 pay for a bottom. No when I oane them, and to give oetlafootion. Furniture covers out. mode end a At warranted. Hair and abring mattreoaea mode to order. AU kinds of household furniture and Up holstery done at the shortest notes*. 1 have n moved to DaGlve’a Opera House, under Mayoon 1 Auction Wareroom, on Marietta street. oplLdm C. P. IIBill MSI, Lots of Riohmoud. Vo. dealer* in Camber. New Lumber Yard, JUNOnOK OF MARIETTA AND WALTON STB., luimor . xj wc : con itantlt bur ON HAND. ecial Attention to Order*. M. A. HARDEN. LANjDSBERG’S LUMBER YARD, OPTOffTI 010*014 BAIUtOAD DUOT. ATLA NTA.GA. A. L4XMBIU A 00.. FnpfMac^ SURE POP. 0£4» to HATS, ROACHES, BEDBUGS, OC., Meet toiling, boxes double the also os other*. mattoaUy sealed and always freak. Fob arte at wketeante aft Nmtertaa, Tuylor uui Ca.% £SaJacaMgsssg' efriSSto ^ja^ovart ohmMnt Jmw Older THE BOMrilAMDBAYAMNAMSTMAMUlFLIMB Copt f. M. Swam .Copt. B. H. KiTTim MM> Through btl uf tadlnf given by railroad agents to Boston, and lrBoeton by Steamship agents to prin cipal point* lateorgla. Ateama sad Florida. eOm Tkroug bills of tedlug given to Prorldauoa, Fall River. P«tland. Lowell. Lawrante, Ao. usage dokte sold at railroad depot, and state id vane# by writing agents la 8e- RIOHJJtDBON A BARN ABB, For New Y ork. TKBOEIAT9TJTHXRN STEAMSHIP COMPANY EVfSRY THURSDAY, i by %la Line con be effected under ooi opai policy at one-half per oant> ...Jane 1st, St 6, 9. K. Oea. Barns. W1UBellas Mlows: . LIVINGSTON 16, 4:90, 9. M. “ 4, », M. LY.*. UM. to Liverpool aad Hamburg via New York by first renare M ..an^ Bfi * : g^ 3 | M: Mo. • Stoddard's Upper froag For Baltimore. OABIM PASSAGE ..... MM* The Baltimore end Savannah Steam ship Go's. Immssu mil from Samnhah daring Dooamlwr or mm Thursday,February fid k...., Thursday, *• 9th Thursday, ** 16th Thursday,* •• 3Sd Thursday, March 2nd JAS. & WEST A CO., Bay atreet, foot of Whltakir. SAVE YOUR FRUIT! SAFE8T, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS ta the market MoBIUDB c*x OO., M ANTJPACTTRERS’ aoenth por non ,4*8 tod jm.lt ttthblcbs. X. DUTTON, mortoaL STKRCIL CUTTER, DESIGNER AND DNUmi MAinJVAOTUUB O, gNRABS ALPHABETS, DRY AND ■jt TLOnJUKMCU. mi, atooi U U, IM ooutfr InohKBng Ink, 4m. mvaute fly •toTO-iy To Forties During to Build rfUU undersigned would respectfully Inform the X cilia*fi* of Attenu that ha Is no# prepared to ZZSL Izr.'Z.-LZlLA.-' of handa, and atfntortiDh. L.«wnt, Longlap end May k Oorput, Architacu. war c. jnemotA, onm a aim-uni aoooa nro* n F. A. r. ». i CVwc# Jtiffa. BARBOUR * CO. RrfrwlpBtitt* CITY BREWERY. H>U *M*,lll,l| Fechlcr A Kmuyfra^liUn. «•.. I> DM Fmi <M4M anllMw aoMM, dOr Mr, ^ tlft VLt«, Ooor*ta. T. F. GUAADVS R. R. ALE HOUSE* Yuot saasrmn umcnas. muu 'ff 11 - 1 -* ** OAHU* * Munno. LiqvoHarwnrm _ 4,^ JRcBribi 'Vi.Vft)« W)B^ r tlft. Mmmnntt— -promt* imr fik 4*l(!te*lj CHARTERED BY THE 8TATE OF TENN^PlSCK. CAROLINA LIFE INSUR’NCE CO., V or 1 MTiMpgis, rraiww. J : vKmaett*. #LO«8,7O3J90.. Oflixjo No. -A53. AfaKitaon Stroet, Tonn JEFFERSONDAm PresWdnt- m T5E CITY! 500 Crates assort ed granite and O C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered inSfcate. Send for list of con tents. Silver & PM Ware ou Cutlery, Tea Trays, Looking Glass Plates. We offer the Cheapest and Best line ox House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives "Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Go. JR. A. tTMVMU, ffr* rtuHrtMAemt. UMIArMr, StmtrmlJi 1. r*,Jirj,u, m. r. r. jfsttjt. Stem** nm FlSItail Da via, Memphis, Tetm. M. J. Wicca, Fresideot M. A 0. R. R. W. R. Hi nt, Mi-iuphig, Tenn. W«. Jotnkb, Joyner, Lemmon ft Dale. J. T. Pwrrr, Pettit ft Simpaon. W. B. Okeenlaw, Pes’t Peoples In. Oa B. K Pullen, Merehant C. B. Chubcb, ] W. L. Vance, Meat F. W. Bun, PreMent FaMfan 1 R. & Bsocb, W. a BfM* 6 Oa J. C. Fizeb, Oulbreath, Stewart ft Oo. E. W. Muhtoed, Memphis, Tenn. Nitoleon Hill, Hill, Tootetae ft Oo. r. W. White, Henrando, Kite T HIS COMPANY «h organized in 1867, with a Capital Stock of 1*00,006, and ho* Bteodily increased its asset* until now they exceed a million dalters. fore Hr. Davis accepted the Frealdency. ha required every pahey to be vetoed bp an aotiwry of hi* selection, and thoroughly satisfied himself of it* soundness and the fidelity and aonnomy at tte pre- The “Carolina Life,” notwithstanding the slanderous assaults of such Inaun York Ttabee, eould, to-day. re-insure all of ite oatataading risks, and hare a surplus remaining off i half dollars. Mf AGENTS WANTED.-#* Apply to TMGJTOH if HULSEY, Attorneys. E A. AMATO AT At'anta. Mfig 16. 167L 8m. I 5,000 tftgOOOeOM ▲ BSMTB. ce^Co. DR. JOS. P. LOUAJi, MEDICAL EXAMINER, ATLANTA, GEORGU. rpHOSE contemplating Life Insurance are reepectfuily requested to exam- JL lne the merits of this Company. They will And it Superior to Many and Inferior to None, lu the EteeuMal* that give Sound Insurance at the Leant PeaalMe Oea*. W, X. WATERS, Gen.AgX n!» iy ornr* at i-«. whit him i.t ra, Ait.ANTA. a A. ^ Fronting Paiweneer Depot, $>'' Y f AMiiUICAN MOTEIa] TERMS $2 50 PER DAY. 4rCO.. dailn Son Book anb lob (Dffite. Ijwii— m FLOUR. iff 41., k SHIP STUFF, nuriiir, numtr. temWEte tee-1 nte* teip. HENRY CARD, KUU* BROKER Commission Merchant, etc., 4.0 00 MHO D 4 T1 O H IIUF, T he sun job office has just been supplied with a splendid assortment of the Latest Styles of NEW AND ELEGANT TYPES, BORDERS, RULES AND OTHEB MATERIAL! And is now prepared to do the Finest Grade* of JOB PRINTING! legal plank? of |a»y Jwription FURNISHED TO ORDER BLANK BOOKS, «fco We have made ample arrangements to get up Blank Bools AT THE LOWEST RATES And in the ve:y best style, and oi any desired pattern^ JjEIXJERS, journals, CASH BOOKS, SALES BOOKS, COUNTY RECORDS, ORDER BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS, PRINTED DOCKETS, COURT CALENDERS STAMPED CHECK BOOKS, DRAFT BOOKS, NOTE BOOKS, LAND PLATS, BAR DOCKETS, RECEIPT BOOKS, ETC.