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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1871. NO. 394 THE DAILY_ SUN. IkjrUe Attaate riaa Fabliihiag AltlM^Ur M. Mtrularaa, ) AnMkwU^l^clgkti, I PnfricluA. • H. Ntepheu, Political Editor. A. JL Wafern, .... Mi WILLIAM H. MOOBE. TnvtliH A|«>u i J. M. W. HELL. I. W. HEARD. Dg through Chat- • bjrC. H. Giedhlll, TELEGRAPH NEWS Bjr Ike New York AKMclate4 Praia. BOATING! Champion Boat Race! ENGLAND VERSUS AMERICA Agents for The Inn, Thomas H. Hokum, Tbomasvins, Os. Jambs Alls* Hum. Knoxville, Tran. Dats Bill, Athens, Os. John T. 4U>behth, Atlanta, Os. J. L. Wsioht, Woodstock, Os. J. O. Caldwell, Thomson. Os. 11.0. Hamilton, Dalton, Os. W. C. Davis, Jr., Estonton, Os. Takas, Matp k Co., Whits Plains, Green Co., Os IlOW TO REMIT MONEY. We will be responsible for the as/e arrival of all in in[|g gen| ua by Money Order, by Usgistered Let ter, by Wgross. or by Draft, but hot otherwise. If money sent In an nnregistered letter la lost. It must be the loss of the person sending it. Mo psper will be sent'from the office till it is paid for. god nemes will always be erased when the time paid for empires. _ _ W Persons sending money by Bxprees must pre pay charges. ______________ Mr, SkiPheus will remain in CrawfordviUc. Uis oauueoUou with Trk Huh will not ohango his resi dence. All letters intended for him, either on pri vate mattnn or ooanected with the Political De- All letters on busiuees of any kind, connected with The Huh, except its Political Department, should be addressed to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga. Toms of Hut)»orlptlon * Six Months. ...r Three Moulhs... due Month $7 00 4 00 2 00 ....... 75 WEEKLY PEB ANNUM : 2 00 | 4 60 14 00 26 00 Twenty Fifty •• Nlugfla Cup lea WEEKLY ^HIX - MONTU8 Single Copy, Six Mouths 1 00 Three " " '* * » Ton " " * 7 00 Twenty •* - *; J3 00 No subacriptions, to tho Weekly, received for a shorter period than six mouths. All subacriptions must l»e paid for in advance ; and all namea will be atricken from our books when the time paid for expire*. CLUBS. Names for Clubs must all be Beut at tho same time and take the paper for the same length of time, and mi bo at tho same post office. fe.-— ^ <nr “'TCVfnjfii ofAdvuil lHlnit- l square ». Colmn 1 Co ini u 1 MTKKK Taw 40 00 9 00 12 00 16 (JO 30 00 32 00 36 00 38 00 66 00 $ 7 60 12 60 16 00 31 00 33 00 36 00 38 00 40 00 43 00 66 00 16 00 18 00 24 00 27 00 30 00 33 00 36 Or 38 00 40 00 42 00 44 00 47 00 75 00 For a leas period than on# week. $1 per square (ten lines of solid Nonpareil type, or occupy8 that Mjob Hwcerior the ftkst iuseyMcib aud WcsWsfbr r»XL»i«», » W k«i .I* au asterisk. (•) will be oharged 28 cents per line each ^Advertisements under the Special Notice heed lesded) for lees time then one week, will be charged Advertisements, except for established busi ness houses, in thia city, must be paid for iu ad- V *5oreducilon will be made on the above rate# for quarterly, semi-annual or yearly advertisement#. *TW ‘° TUB WIST UAH 4 ATLANTIC (OB STATE) RAILROAD. NIOHT PASSSHOKB TBAIH—-OOTWABO. Leaves P “ Arrives at Chattanooga e;loani DAT PASaBHOBB THAIS—OUTWABD. Leaves Atlanta 8:15 am Arrives at Chattanooga 4:26 pm BAST X4HK TO HBW XOEB- OUTWARD- Arrives at Dalton • * 7.63 p m T^Alti-jURAR#. l*HkSi*s 0»fiaopugu*..\ p .dre «*\. • P “ Arrives a* Atlanta DAT PASaEHuBB TBAIH-IHWABD. Leaves Chattanooga '••••' *“ Arrive# at Atlanta J.20pm ACCOMMODATION TBAIH—IHWABD. Leaves Dalton 3:28 am Arrives at Atlanta ¥,lw a m TUB OBOBOIA (AUOUSTAl BAILBOAD. {No Day Train on Sunday.) Night fMMn S «r Train orUee 5 Sight tweenier Treta !«•«■ * : J5 S’ “ Vsy 1«H tavM....... ” ’ l, 1 ” *• “ Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives...8.05a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves....o:» p. m MACON AHD WBSTBKH BAILBOAD. Day Paasengsr train leaves 7 ; M a. m. leaves Macon.......... Day Passenger Train arrives Arrives at Macon Night PMMhger Train le**e* Spec 1*1 to Th. Slr.| 8t. Jot n’h, N. B., Augu.t 33. To-day was the great international race—Canada (or America) ngainat Eng land. At 7:26 Urn lioata Blurted and ran with fluctuating advantage lor fifteen minuteu, when the Engliah crew pulled for land. It was fonnd that ltenforth, the cham pion oarsman of England and atroke of the English boat hod a fit, and in an hoar he was pronounced dead. The Paris crew walked over the course in 40m. 11s. The English crews may amalgamate carry all before them or tho original Renforth crew may re-organize ns fol lows, with Bright, their odd man. Bob Chambers I. Percy ' 2. Bright 3, and Harry Kelley 4 or (stroke). In either cose onr English visitors will be found hard to beat. The excitement here is tremendous— Bcnforth’s death is attributed to overex ertion and over excitement. Others at tribute it to loss innocent causes. Hun dreds of thousands depended on the race. WASHINGTON. jealous husband, attacking Lis wife with au axe, l> oke a kerosene lump. Three buildings were burned, rendering fifteen families helpless. Ogdknhbubg, August 23.—Jlaron Do Cumin, whose auti-ropery lecture caused tlie nipt riot, was, to-duj.inasMulted in the street here, tod knocked down, and seriously injured, by John kfulroo- ney, who fled to Canada to atoid arrest. foiffrUMr thto SfalM. Saratoga, August 28.—Morselle won the first race—time 1511. There was tremendous interest in the great race between Longfellow and Helm bold. Daring the first 3 milt* Longfel low gained from one to two lengths. Helmbold )>eg&n to gain on the last ighth of the third mile and passed under the striug half a length ahead. Lonfel low lost Hteadily during the lust mile, Helmbold leading him three lengths at the first quarter, six at the half mile, and finishing sixteen lengths ahead, amid the most tremendous enthusiasm and cheers. Time 7*.4U|. FOREIGN NEWS. Washinuton, August 23.—tioveroor Potts, of Montana, apprehends an In dian war. He is organiziug the people, but will not call them into service unless authorized to do so by the Secretary of War. W Pending a suit, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue suspends Pleasanton’s decision—consequently importers w ill not have to break tbeir cases, for the purpe e of stamping tho contents, for tho present. The retail dealers, however, must affix the necessary stamps to the articles. Domestic subscriptions to tho new loan to-day amount to over $6,000,000. OmcK Chief of Signal Sebvice, I Washinuton, D. C. August 23. j RBCOHD Fon THE FAST 24 IIOUBS. The area of the highest pressure ex tends from South Carolina to Maine, but the barometer, after rising somewhat ij ndw falling qtt (lie middle ami east At- lantjoco-jts. and foggy and cloudy weath er have continued during the day from the Continent to Virginia. Tho area of low presure for tho coast of Georgia af ter causing heavy rains and brisk easterly winds, has veiy rapidly disappeared.— Cloudy and threatening weather is now ported in northern Florida, with south- Ty winds. The barometer has fallen during tho day from the lower Lakes to Lake Superior, after having risen con siderably during tho night Cloudiness has increased from Michigan to New York, and local storms have been report ed from Michigan to Missouri. Tho barometer will probably continue to fall, with light rains to-night. Clear weather will probably continue ou Thurs day from Michigan to Louisiana and westward. Paitiallv cloudy and clear weather, with fresh winds is probable for the middle and South Atlautic States. NEW BRUNSWICK. •I Champion Mlet. St. John, August 23.—The great four- oared race for the championship of tho world came off this morning. The bouts started at 7:25 and led alternately for five minutes. At 7:33 the St John was ahead; at 7:40 tho 8t. John was the only crew rowing, the Tyne crew having gouo ashore in consequence of ltenforth being taken with a fit. Thu St. John's crew rowed over the course winuer in for ty minutes and eleven seconds. Ren forth died this morning at half paat ENGLAND. •I CoUMom— Tho Chatorm Jtrrivod—Bmrom frail Util, to—Tho Potato MUg-ht. London, August 23.—There bus been a collision on the Midland Road near Lei ster. Many were injured. A meeting m favor of tho ballot at Bir- minghtun, passed resolutions conde mning the action of the House of Lords. A foreign ship has arrived at Shields with the cholera on board. It is reported that Boron Beust has re tired from the Austrian Cabinet The reported potato blight in Ireland is exaggerated. An official statement says the crop is a good one. 1:40 p. III. 2:56 p. m. 5j**p- HI- iitjktPfoSSSjcr' Train Miriva* • •»• • t • • t • * J® J* \trUoy *1 Macon 8.33 p. m. ATLAHTA AHD VMT DOJMI. BAILBOAD. Night Passenger Train arrive* 1® 07 a. m Night Pasaeager Train leave* m Day Paaaonger Train arrive® w :< ^ P ’ « Day Passenger Train leaves 7:10 a. m ATLAHTA AHD BICHMOHD AlB-UHB BAILBOAD. Leave Uainsavtllo Arrive at AUanU. Leave Atlanta.. Arttvo at Galuesvtlle 6 A. M. ..1® A. M. , 3 P. M. Sfaoou 4 iMgq»l« lU||rqwl. Ml verariiosM tsom d n-T. >o«Dira mumotmd. Arrive at Macou at... Arrivsat AugusU at *.*.*.*” i « p. *• Western Kallroad of Alabama. 4:10 AM Arrive at Montgomery ••»• Arrive at West Point 6:40 A M 11:63 AM Arrive at Montgomery Leave Arrive at Columbus 6:16 PM 11:40 AM 11:10 PM 4flactic tt. f d qalf R#Mroad l.titOVI Savannah, Ga., via Albany. JackaonvUle 4? AUd TallahaMse, to Quiucy, llurid*. Lear# Savannah dally J5 1:60 P.M diy. Arrive at Albany daily . .„p u Arrive at JackaonvUle daily 143 p - M Arrive at Tallahaaaoe dally (Hundayr ex- . 7:36 P. M Leave Tallahassee dally (Sunday* excep- Leave JackaonvUle dally.. Laave Albany dally Arrive at Savannah dally... ) A. M ,\OUTIf GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE, ITT ITE1ET, B etween wx«i hi irn. aiuoU-vau naainn opens September 4,1871. For cl real are containing full particular*, apply at tha Book and Mail Stores, or the College. _ J> c-d*wJm aTjA ANNIE D.HAII.E, DOMESTIC NEWS. CALIFORNIA. HrpaWf** Harmony *n tho Hold Htmto. San Fhancisoo, August 23.—Tho split in the Republican party, caused by Gor ham, Secretary of the Federal Senate, seems to be incurable, Ju tha commit tee appointed to' nominate a uew tioket, four politioious drew pistols und knives. No one was injured. MASSACHUSETTS. M.pmMU.H PtllUrt. Barton, Aug. 23.—A strong move ment is on foot to have Harvey Jewell renominated for Governor by the Repub lican convention. >I< NEW —YORK. J Hurt Mohkory Jirmoood—►# hhotklnf Tra» rtdS~JTo*> Per A ftnomeoo~Tho Timoo Pro perty Claimod-Providing- ayaiaol Hloraoo— Holmhold'o Untlnoto— Prolgfhtt Mtdmood. Nf.w York, August 23.—The Bun pub lishes a report, founded upon the state ment of Detective Colonel Woods in or der that tho Golden Rule was purposely wrecked in 1800, that over a million dol lars in treasure belonging to the United States might he stolen. According to Woods’ narrative, Montgomery Gibbs managed the affair. ■\Ynnflii SAVn '(:c Would have made ar- reats had it not been for the desire of the administration to protoot Gibbo. He has won' over Wushburne, Mrs. Grant, Speak er Blaine and others, so there is no use pursuing him further. Felix Darcy cut his wife’s throat, made an ineffectual attempt to kill his children, aged nine and ten, and then committed suicide. Tho children say their father has been subject to fits of derangement for six months. The accounts of the city and county, with a long message from tbu Mayor, liavo bpeu published. Ho asks from each board a committee to examine the youel - ersupon whioh the oooounts are bts 1. The accounts oover from January, 18GJ, to July, 1871. The message i« hold and defiant Tho accounts, when printed, will make a several thousand page vol ume. The city claims the property upon which tho Times’ building stands. An ejectment suit baa been commenced. The value of the property is 81,000,000. - Tho Boon! of Health directs 30 days quarantine for vessels coming from si :- taons where the yellow fever and cholera pr jt U*reportcd that Helmbold'» business has passed into the hands of John F. Henry, of Brooklyn. Railway freights to the West have again been largely reduced. Lono Island City, August 23.—A FRANCE. Versailles, August 23.—The prolon gation of Thiers' term is assured. Another three hundred million francs has been paid to Germany. The steamship Douce hat been partial ly burned off Marseilles. Tho vessel und cargo were much damaged, and the loss is heavy. It is stated that Thiers adopts the dis armament of the National Guard as a Government measure. The Court martiul establishes tho foot that tho Federate, disguisod as firemen, fed the flames n ith petroleum. Collet, a prison Director under the Commune, Hwears he received orders from Ferret to shoot the hostages, but declined to do so. The Asscmblv approves the new addi tional taxes unci decides to proceed im mediately to the discussion of the quej tion of disarmament of tljo National Guards. Tho Government is acting in ooncert with Jisly o prevent the cholera. TELEGRAMS. XUistellancous. Musical Instruction. J )KoF. UUICUIN80N. Mu -teal Director of Ua. lieethoven Society, Atlanta, Tea. lit r of Piauo-Forle, Organ ao«l Melodeou. Address—Oare Lawalie and Hay inn, WLt'.lial' ■trect. or P. O. Box 26L aug‘44-lui Country Hhiuh^ ! rST RECEIVED 30.000 PO TL’CKY Bacon, Including 10,000 lbs. Choice Con u try HAMM, Without Skippers. eug 24-3t WILLIAMS. LAUGHTON k ('RANK. \| Its. JOSEPHINE B^LLAUD H F. tualo Hchool, lu Marietta street, Atlanta, Ga. Alanlly. Terms J\ r SckoladH U> Mrs Joecphino Ballard, EusUshMatheuuktica,..f4 00 8he J'lorcutc Gctuittq machine KuhIimIi. kiathematiea, Ijitm.. MiMH Leila Cowart, Aaniataut—Englixh, Mm i Corput, Freueh Needle- M'Uv Matilda V * work 2 00 M'dme Gertrude Van Den Corput. Drawiug, Painting 2 60 The Exurciaea of thla school will be reaunied August 28, 1871. aug‘J4-3t 300 BiishelM ltcil Clover lOO UumIicIm Tinmtli.v, 300 llushcls Ky. HlilC GriiHN, LiOO BiinIioIn Orohnnl GruNH, Hnpliug A Aloike Clover T HESE SEED w.ro purcbauU SirarUy from the nrowers, are euaranteed fresh and pure. ECHOLS k WILHON. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, aug23 6t Broad bL. lby the bridge) Atlauia, Ga. Buy Your Agricnltunl lniploineuts, machinery, Grasa Hood.* and. Garden Hood* AT ECHOL8 A WILSON’S. \\TR deal with manufacture in and predut T f pay cai Gall aug23-6t Kt.I IOLN .V WIIAON. ECH0LB A WHEON. The crew of the wrecked steamer Wyom ing is safe. Tho funeral of Lieut. McKee, who wiis killed iii the fight \vitl* tho Coronas, will take placu at Lexington, Ky., to-day. The first bale of now cotton from Ar kansas has arrived at Memphis, It was classed as low middling and sold at 26 cents. A block on North Broadway, between Main and Short streets. Lexington, Ky., has beed burned. Loss 8100,(KHI. The Ithaca, Now York, Hotel, with many adjaceni buildings, has been burn ed. Loss 8100,000. There is no longer any doubt about the appearance of the army worm in unsaal numbers iu tho richest cotton lauds of Alabama. The rains now falling will aid their development. The Brig Evening Star, from Baltimore for the Baltic, baa orrivod at Fortress Monroe. While laying at anchor in Lynn Haven last night, six of her crew riibbed tho Captain of $200, and his watch and chain, seized a boat, and left the ship. Tho vessel was brought in by the crew of the pilot boat Slicer. IVcm 'A&ocrtiBctncnto. 1,600 BUdllELSt Red Rust Proof Oats AT Mark W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE Cotton Warehouse, on llroad Street. ALSO : 300 Buth. SeltcUd Sttd MfarUy, 3SO Mil»A. seed Kye, to arrlrt, 500 BWfA. Seed U'heat, •210 Hush, tied Clover, 216 Bush. Red Top or Herds Brass. 2-21 Bush. Orchard Brass, lOO Bush. Tali JOeadow Oat Brass, to arrlrt, 175 Bush. Blue Brass, sued all other useful Brasses, he. 500 Cat. fresh Turnip Seep ; ALSO! lOO Tons Sea fowl Ktiseau and other Guano, for Wheat, Etc. ALSO: .-,00 Oixle Blows and other Plows, from f 3 50 to $6 sn, . hvapor than hum* marie "Scooter*/' ALSO: The Belter Patent Bralu Brill, For sowing Wheat, Etc. A.l«<> t Everything else needed In the Agricultu ral line, at Mark W. Johnson’s, P. 0. BOX 230. Atlanta. U*. TURNIP need, Jilt EH H AND GENUINE-^) varieties, aug23-Ct liny tlit- Ru«t Proof Out For Need. 9 QQ BUSHELS FOB SAL* BY aug23-6t The Livest, _Best, Cheapest. THE RURAL JOUT HER NEK. A LARGE TWENTY-FOUR PAGE AGRICri.TU- 11AL and Fami.y Monthly. Edited by HAM’L A. ECHOLS, ORLY ORE DOLLAR PER ARRUM. AddrsM ECHOLS WILSON, 1-ublUhcn. "notice! OBION DOZIEn. > qursUona if you dou’t w< T HEPp ^S N. B- *Uff23-lt °- D « Thi LaGrange Reporter. A THOROUGH Domocratio Journal. BATES OF 8UBSCBIPTI0N: One Copy of the Paper one year One Copy of the PajK^ si}, iiiontb* 1 75 Guo Copy qf the Wiper three inontha 75 CLUB RATES; Five Copies of tho I*aper one year $11 25 Ten Copies of the Psper one year 20 00 Twenty Copies of tho Paper one yer r. »•» Thirty CopicH of thu Paper one year 45 00 of tho . _ class of readers beat intelligence^ THE REPORTER presents ^ advertiser* a aplenriitl medium for advertising, not surpassed by any weekly in the S^alv- ADVKBTIHINU UA'iKra LLUlillAL. Address a\l orde*a V> Dry Goods Notice. UTE re»i»e<’ifiilly **k leave io notify onr o Tv friends and tiio public generally that wo ha’ -omincuced receiving our STOCK OF GOODS, and shall be prepared to ofl tho .»Ui Htpteiuber next, ,v»: aHMirtnui ‘ DIIY GOODS, BTHICTLT AT WHOLESALE. Onr Oood, arc l>on(,hl Expressly for this Section, and, will embrace all the NEWEST UKSIONS, cordially inviU an Inupcetkm of «>ur at-K next visit. CRAXE uoYLSTON k CO. Pryor Street, opposite Kimball H<»u Individual Partners— J. R. Hovlktom. A. f. DanaaBhT. Ueaax DoxurroM, Ju. sug2l-eo»l PORTER FLEMING, C O T T O IN Ii'AGTOIt OOMMiaaiON MERCHANT, JACKHON MTHKHT • • AUGUSTA, OA. Coinrotaaion for Selling Cotton, 11« Per <^«t. ang21-6tw - irum. ejnjiVK.nz, Painter and Oeca^atar n O FFICE abova W. O. Jack**. Whitehall street, r torn*thank* to his old patrous for formef favor* and hopes by attention to business to merit* nuance of the same. ap3®-l7 THoa. nAurruM, a. d. salmos*. Brake's Creek . *. •smsam. ,mus. BARBOUR d CO. , D' FLOUR, MEAL, V SHIP STUFF, rsj.sm t. /.v. a A.vrrrxr. Q <=i M \r> O W W 9r W hH 17* lr< U1 o a CD2 Ct> P t* O O a o o W a U1 w Colton /iidor onb Colton Soob t&nono tAgenf, Clc. w 11 jBBrfc mci: danjlel. COTTON FACTOR, -A.jjt*nt Cotton Food Gluauo, NO. 3, WAItHKN BLOCK, 0PP0BITE GLOBE HOTEL. AUGUSTA, GA. All biminem cntrusbxl to him will have strict personal attention. GrJcra for Bagging, Ties or Hope and Family Supplies promptly AIM, COMMISSION 1 1.4 PER CENT. BirlBIICII: JuUar JOHN P. KING. I-rt‘.*t GoorsU lull Bool. I Col. L. M. HILL, Dlractor Go. s. B. Vote ^esideut National Bank of Augusta and Augusta | Havings Bank of Augusta. J. GARDINER, Eoq.. Proa t Dickson Fertllzer Oo. I W^W^ll^PHUN, Eaq.^^arto, Ga. Jt^erehan^^Plauters^ationaPHaukj^AuMUata^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^jmg^ji^ Duiln Sun book anb Job Office. 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