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V. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1871. NO. 396 the daily sun. Published bf the Atlanta Hub t'ubtisliing Cnpitf. AlexamsUr H. Anklhali J. Utmly r H. ItOkiM, ) j Proprietor*. Alexander H. Stephens, rellUcal Editor. A. K. Watson, .... News Editor. J. llonJr Smith, tieneral Editor and Busl- nest. Manager. TntTtUaf Af«*U i J. M. W. HELL. J. W. HEARD, We. Ibtbll, Jr., Men Agent, Savannah, keep# Tub Sub for «h. To Tbatbuob.—Perecww peering through Chat tanooga, will And T*» Bom tor sale by C. H. OledhiU, New* Agent. Agent* Imw The Bun, • Thomas N. Hopkiks, Thonuwvllle, Oe. James Ali.es Smith, Knoxville, Teuu. Dave Bell. Athens, Oe. John T. Boukrtm, Atlanta. Oe. J. L. Wbioht, Woodstock, Oe. J. Q. Caldwell, Thomeon, Oe. H. O. Hamilton, Dalton, Oe. W. 0. Davi*» Jr., Ketonton. Oe. Tai'FAK, Mapf k Co., White Plain*. Green Co., Oe HOW TO REMIT HUNKY. TELEGRAPH NEWS Bj the New York Associated Press. WASHING TON. w*.i st.r.ns s.u—«»i,«• <mm « u.r W...V r.ll.r, TA. Mh> rrmtln— r*» c™«i r/.. Mltmmur IMUnm—Tk. ■hdkn Wawhnotox, August 25.—Tlio Tjno crew will row ut Halifax with Kelly at stroke. It was «tali>il at Itcnfortli'8 inquest tliut be had hod five fits. When first attacked he was in a boat and said, “Oh hurry, I have had something given me.” The doctors are making an examination. J. B. Sanford denounced one of Bot- NORTH CAROLINA r*< IVII.Ic l'mr I. Ch.rlt.l.n. tor’s statements in hia speech at Spring- as wild Wp will b. rp.ix'n.lbti} for the «fo wriral of .11 moueyjwat u» \>y Mono Order. b)r llegUtorod Let ter, bytkpr—i " * ‘ money **nt In r by Draft, but not otherwise. If j unregistered letter Is lost, it must bathe loss of the person sending it. No paper will be sent from the office till it is paid for, and names will always be erased when the time paid for expires. yy Persons sending pay charges. i . To Correspondents, ley by Express must pre- Mr. Stephens will rernriu in Crswfordville. His connection with The Sob will not chauge his resi dence. All letters intended for him, either on pri vate matter* or connected with the Political l>e- turtment of this paper, should bo addressed to him at Crawfordville, Georgia. All letter nu «J business of any kind, connected with TnK Hum, except it* PoliUcal Department, should be addresaod to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta. Oa. Terms of Bubsorlptlon» 15 AIIjY : WEEKLY PEU ANNUM : Single Copy Three Copies ... 2 DU ... 4 60 ..14 00 Twenty •• ..... Fifty •• Niuylt Coplc* 25 00 60 00 5 tf'SMlS. WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS: Single Copy, Six Mouths Throe •* *• " Fifty 27 60 No subscriptions, to the Weekly, received for s ihorter period than six months. All - subscriptions must bo paid for in advance ; field as false. The audience was with excitement and cried Sanford down. Gen. J. It. Hawley sent a dispatch which he requested some friend to read to the meeting denouncing Butler as a liar and a blackguard. McDonald &. Whitney, leading stock brokers of San Francisco, arc reported to have failed. They were largely short on Yellow Jacket, which advanced heavily this week. Commodore Douglas, of the yacht Ha): pho, challenges any yacht in America for the Commercial City Miles cup, valued at one thousand dollars. In tho French Assembly General Pel- lissier, brother of tho Marshal, opposed the disbandment of the National Guards us inopportune and dangerous. Viscount Meaux advocated an immedi ate disbandment, and was vociferously cheered. Thiei*s attempted to speak, but was vio lently interrupted by the Kiglit. He con cluded that it was evideut he had lost the onfldence of the Assembly, and that lie knew’ what course to adopt. The amendment proposed by Gen. Ducrat, for gradual disbandment, was then adopted—487 to 154. Vincent Colyer’s reports from tho \ el £‘ ~ "* urn iiiif.iu. iralil.i ! bllOJ Cl Wilsiinoton, August 25.—For two diiys we have lmd reports liere that the jellow fever prevailed at Charleston. In formation received to-day removes all doubts as to its existence there, and, it is feared, in epidemio form. A totter re ceived this morning, from one of the mod prominent clergymen of Charles ton, states that n malignant type of the yellow fever is there, and tlmt tho writer has himself seen four cases. Informa tion from another sourco states that tho disease is there, and is thought to l>o spreading. Tho city authorities of Wil mington tolegraphoil to tho Mayor of Charleston for information, yesterday, but have received no answer up to five o'clock this afternoon. Notwithstanding the above testimony, tho Charleston pa pers of yesterday say tho health of tho city was nover better than it is now. VIRGINIA. Ihouned—A M'irt Ultablrd. Fortuiks Mon hoe, Aug. 25.—Pedro h. Palair, eon of the Mexican Minister ut Washington, and Secretary of Meiicau Claims Commission, was drowned to-day while bathing on tho beach. An incendiary tiro at Hampton de stroyed $5,000 worth of property. The Spanish brig Lola was picked up off Hatteras and towed in. She has en countered a hurricane on tho lGtli. TEXAS .Muirs on the Frontier. Brownsville, August 10.—Governor Davis’ health officer is imprisoned ut Bazas Santiago for contempt of Judgt Davis’ Court. Governor Davis will sus tain Wood and martial law is expected. MISSOURI. tndinu lh >> retint ions—.ItoriHZ thr Capitol. St. Loris, August 25.—The Indians killed three and captured three of :i parry eight whites, thirty miles South of New Mexican Indians uro unfavorable' | *^3 en J? c ' They are nearly all scattered through L ^ ^.’‘l.’dol-movcrs .etve a mi fear of the miners and Mexicans. Names for Clubs uunt all be sent at the same Umc and take the paper for the muo length of time, and all be at the same post office. Terms of Advertising. iqUABK*. A WEEK 2 WEEKS 3 WEBBS 1 MONTH. 9 00 12 00 1C GO 24 ( 27 00 SO 00 32 00 36 00 38 00 66 00 $ 7 60 12 60 1C 00 20 00 22 00 2C 00 •“09 31 00 33 00 3C 00 38 00 40 00 43 00 66 00 ■mar 15 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 less period than one week. $1 per square ten lines of solid Nonpareil type, or occupying that mush space] for the first insertion, and 6o cent* foN each subsequent Insertion, Advertisement* Inthe Local Column marked with au asterisk, (•) will be charged 25 cents per line each insertion. . . , , « ... . Advertisements under the Special Notice bead leadod) for leas time than one week, will be charged «5r A^rortlscmenta, except for established buai- nesa houses, in this city, must be paid for In ad- V *Noreducilon win be made on the above rates for Vurterty, semi-annual or yearly advertisements. Arrivals S ATLANTIC (OB STATE) UAILBOAD. MIGHT TASSBMUEB TBAIN—OUTW AMD. Leaves Atlanta. Arrives at Chattanooga. ..10:30 pi 6:16 an "dat pamemueb train—outward. Leaves Atlanta . 8: ™ a " Arrives at Chattanooga * P u run UMK TO NEW YORK-OUTWARD- Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Dalton 7.6Jpii MIGHT FASMKMGKU TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga *! P " Arrives a* Atlanta man DAT FAMENOKR TRAIN—INWARD. K ^ ^ ^ Loaves Chattanooga Arrives at Atlanta . 2:20 pu . 2:25 a Arrive* at Atlanta.. THE OKOHOtA (AUGUSTA! BAILMOAD. (A’o Day Train on .Sunday.I Night Passenger Train arrives... 8:15 p. i Day Passenger Train leaves.. 7:10a. i Ktone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:06 a. i Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:•» P- i MACON AND WESTERN SAILBOAT' Day Pasaenger train leavos.... Lcavea Macon Day Passenger Tram arrive*.. Arrive* at Macon Night Paaaongcr Train leaves.. ..7:65 a. i . .7:65 a. i . .2:00 p. 1 Lcavea Macou.. , 10:'.' Night Passenger Train leaves.... Day Passenger Train arrives Day Pasaenger Train leaves 10:07 a. i 2:45 p. i 5:00 p. i 7:10 a. l M-LIKK RAILROAD. Arrive at GaineavlHe 6:42 P. Macon <fr Augusta Railroad* I ILT, SUNDAYS EXPECTED. Leave Macon at.. .12 00 M. 6 (W A. M. .. 7 40 1». M. .. 1 46 P. X. Western Railroad of Alabama. 4:10 AM 6:40 A M Arrive at West Polut. Ufi £ u Leave West Point ~ £ .. Arrive at Montgomery. Leava Columbus Arrive at Columbus — 6:26 P M 11:40 A M 12:30 PM Atlantic and Ualf Mnllrand. TjMtOM Savannah, Oa., via Albany. Jacksonville r and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida; Leave Savannah dally £ * Arrive at Albany dalfy ? 7? ® 2» Arrive at Jacksonville daily.... Arrive at TaUahassce dally (Hnnday* — p ^ Laava TsIlabssasVdaily (Humlay* exc ®P‘ 10 , M K u Leave Jacksonvliie daily 3:40 P. M Leave Albany daily. TfimTilda and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Aim Agont. atl*mta,Ga. UMK TABLE OF TBK MBMFHI* AND CBABLEAAON B- I Mail Train leaves Chattanooga V X, i! Arrives in Memphis, next day u :16 P M coming bast: „ . w Morning Express lcavea Memphis 10:20 AM Arrive* la Chattanooga, next morning Mall Train leaves Memphis .. 6:30 A M 5:00 AM .TT.. ..miB a m Arrive* In Chattanooga, next day 500 P M Cocliire is iu tho mouutuius sice and eat ing his horses. The Mexicun Government is offering large bounties for Apnche sculps. The census tables give the totui popu lation of the United States at 38,555,- 983. The following has been received at Washington without signature: St. Auodstinb, Fla., August 25.—To C. A. Mallory & Co., New York—The Lodina was wrecked 75 miles South of here. Twenty were lost. The Mess boy was picked up yesterday. He brought the news of the total wreck of tho vessel. The survivors are the Captain’s son, the first and second mates, the chief and sistant engineers, fireman, four sailors and the mess boy.” •fleteoroloffleal. Office Chief of Siunal Service, Washington, D. 0. August 25. iug to-night. fudiau cotton is very iBiujked, reach ing uo less than 21 l,5So hales, in ^JHi'J-70 the imports of American cotton only exoceded the Kast In dian 2l8,!i'3 bales. Iu lSio-71 the exetss was l ,307,1^5 hales. In fact, the imports of American were two and a half times those of the East Indian. Thus the forced and unnatural production of cotton in India, iiulucwl by British capital witli a view to getting control of the cotton trade of the world, lias been succeeded by a great reaction. The terrible lanune in the cotton districts ol’ India, by which thousands per ished, has checked the cotton culture there effectually. A large extent of the new railway is being built there to carry food into the cotton dis tricts, from other parts where it is abundant, and to cany cotton to tide water. But the North American, of Philadelphia, thinks it will be dilli- cult to eradicate from th« memory of the ryots the awful visitation of thiB famine, and what caused ie. lndiau Cotton is still ranked uff inferior to Atnerieau, notwithstanding all the efforts mode to improve it, and the Xorth American goes into an elabo rate argument to shovV'that Ameri can cotton will maiutaifi iu the fu ture that position iu the world’s mar ket which it held in thn past. A'iO) 'Ahuniiccmctiis. UOAKltl.NU HOL’HE TO BUT. WILL BENT FOB TWELVE MONTHS, Splendid Boardiug House of tweuty room*, couve- nieuUy arranged, ou Alabsma street, adjoiulug the U>i<*l<tIiiio«l Frolght. rpilR foilowlnir described artlrloH will Ito Hold at Auction, if i cd f«.i »guo« rdliin thirty .lay h, by MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. OHIO. ItEOORD FOR THE FAST 24 HOURS. Tho barometer has continued to fall during the day over tho middle Atlantic States with increasing southerly winds, an area of low pressure has developed from Ohio to Arkansas and Missouri. The barometer has fallen on the gulf and rapidly in southern Florida. No reports have been received since Thursday ufter- naon from lower Florida, but there is evidence of tho existence of a cyclone central near St Augustine. PialsWKfirs, The barometer will probably rise from Lake Superior to Maine, but will continue low south of that regiou with local storms to-night, and on Saturday from Iowa and Arkansas to New Jersey, and of special severity in the Ohio Valley, south eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Florida cyclone will probably, on Saturday, move over southern Georgia, with increasing easterly winds on tho South Atlantio coast. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW -YORK. The Mtmlimn rro f mlom—.Hmrl,tt Coble Loid. Mile. New York, August 25. —The police ar rangements for the protection of the Ital ian procession is complete. No danger is apprehended. Later—Tlio procession has been de layed by the deluge of rain this morning. There lias been no interference. Latest—Can get no information re garding the loss of the Lodann. It is probably a hoax. The IleraUr* special dispatch from lam- don says that the Romanian trouble is settled. The railroad bondholders are to be indemnified by the new loan guaran teed by Prussia and Austria. The Nassau Herelil of the 19th rays the schooner Oliver Jamison, from Richmond for Galveston, with railroad ears, went ashore on Henry’s Bank, but was gotten off by wreckers. - The West India aiul Panama cable has been successfully laid to the island of tit, Lucia. iii The Italian procession marched flown Bowery, through Cheatham, posed the City Hall ami proceeded up Broadway to 14th street, where it disbanded. GEORGIA. .1 Fete •Were Jlnrhtt Savannah, !Aor. 25. -The steamship H. Livingston, iu tho river yesterday, collided with the schooner M. li. Uram- hili, and carried away the schooner’s pb- boom and bowsprit, and damaged her upper works. The Livingston proceeded on her voyage. Shu is supposed not to have bean injured. Martin’s Industry Light Ship pnt into Warsaw Sound this morning. No one was lost. The ship is not badly injured. Tho steamship Leo apoko the ship Itosa Sprague, ol Boston, with tho loss of all her topmast, off Port Koval, at one p. m. to-day, heading for Savannah. The Spanisli hark America cumo to the city to-day. r f ^ LOUISIANA. J MhM-l Ktnr* * tvlsw. New Oiileanb, Aug. 25. —James Cough lin, now under indictment for tearfully clubbing Martin Long, killed Michael Hiekey tost night. Hickey, n reporter! thief, resisted arrest. Arthur Guerrin, shot some time smeo by Sheriff Houston. is dead. ALABAMA M.rnzt* S I A. .trmy BVrs. Selma, Aug. 25.—The anny _worm Selma, Aug. wo.—rue army commenced operations on tho 21st IB this vicinity, and is now committing fearful ravages. The crop will be ma torioily shortened. .inulhtr Railroad Transaction-—A I'loltnl Morm. Cincinnati, Aug. 25.—Judge Hognu has grouted a motion setting aside the sale of the Cincinnati & Dayton Tunnel Railroad Company and dismissing the Receiver, under a scheme of capitaliza tion issued by the Secretary of tState to the aforesaid company. The effect of thk decision is favorable to J. C. Fre mont and others who have an interest iu the road by way of the tunnel under Wal nut Hill. A violent storm baa occurred at Crest line. Trees und houses were prostrated. The. engine house of the Indianapolis Railroad was wrecked. NOON. Cincinnati, Angust 23.-Cotlup iii £<->e 1 ilwuautl, lo v mitUUiuga 17\ : middlings lfi\. Whiakjr sU-adjr amt in flair dcatfnd at 80. Produce—Flour buoyant and higher; auperfluo H 73; extra $3 30; family $5 75. Corn active auit jibber; mixed th'-llad 55. Oats bloody With good demand ; prime mixed 34@36. Puovih;on»- Mum fork steady imt quiet at 412 50. Bacon iu good demaud aud fl«n;Mbuul'U r«6c; clear rib Hid«H 7: ctrar sides 7 1 ,. Hktt#aetivo and higher: Humr-curod 13^^14.',. Bulk meals active and higher; nhonldera 0; tloar ril> atuee Cclear aidtH O 1 ,. Lard steady with good demand; city kettle rendered 9. Wheat atrong and 'Higher; prime red #1 18. J. F. Loyd. I parkago; Diamond. A., 4 lioxca tnbac- »; l'ettis k lire , 5 boxes soap; K. A. Alston, 1 box W. II. Broach. 1 box; T, Alien, 1 bag beans; Jehu L. Conley. 2 boxen; James Freeman. 1 tiedateail; It. L. Emery. 1 seed clutuer; Henry k Oo., 2 bbls. liquor Dry Goods Notice. stock of goods, and shall be prepared t.. offir t n Mr iBapeetlonby the .'.tli H. pteiiibor next, an cutiiely new and at- mtY («ot >i>w, --TKICTLY AT WHOLESALE. Ejritmtlu lor this SrelioH, id will end Taco all the N I’.WFST DESIGNS, nd adapted exclusively to thiB market upland** FOREIGN NEWS. rmr- London, August Ui%—Terry has bean elected from Fast Surrey, vice Charles Buxton deceased. The British ships St. Came and Knight Errant was lost off Capo Horn, They were bound for San Francisco. An unknown schooner was sunk in the Channel yesterday. Eight were lost. The cholera being reported at Antwerp, the Italian government has ordered a strict quarantine for vessels from that port. Tho weather is tempostuous—many vessels are asnore. The Duke of Broglie and Ledau Rol- lin have returned to London. The determination of the French gov ernment to push, iu tho Assembly and otherwise, the disarmament of the Na tional Guards, is due to tho discoveries made by tho police as to tho operations of the Internationals. The Iwlopendence liebje, of to-day, dis credits the reported nppearanco of the cholera at Autwerp. At Kingsbury ou Wodnosday there were 127 cases of chol era and 48 deaths, and at Dantzig on the tame day 12 cases and 10 deaths wero re ported. The epidemic is decreasing in Prussia. FRANCE. Ventral French JVetrs. I*Aius, Aug 26.—The Government has forbidden public rejoicings in this cityou the 4th of September, the anniversary of the Revolution in Paris lost year against tho Bonapartists. ■It is rejiorted that assurances have b< en received at Versailles that the Prussian troops in France will ho reduced to fifty thousand on the 1st of September aud those who remain will 1 >o lodged in bar racks. Don Carlos has arrived at the Bay of Oune. His adherents in tipain arc di vided iu opinion to what course to pursue. In the Assembly to-day the amended bill providing for a gradual disbandment of the National Guard was passed. Tho journals sorrowfully comment on the scenes in tho Assembly yesterday. It is said Thiers will accept no compro mise on the question of the prolongation of liis powers. Gen. Faidherbc lias written letters censuring the Assembly, and resigning his seat as Deputy. Tho first court martial has concluded hearing the cases before it. Judgment will probably be rendered tiuuday. MEXICO. A MfUdiens Met, City of Mexico, Aug. 18. A Catho lic priest, who is imprisoned in Marlou for harangues inciting the Catholics to violence, uttempted a jail delivery. The result was u great riot, in which many were killed ahd wounded. Amcricuii Cotton in tlio Ascen dant. The extent to which American cot ton 1ms recovered control of the Brit ish markets may lie seen by the sub joined statement, showing the imports and exports of all kinds of cotton in to and from the United Kingdom from September 1 to July 13, com pared with the corresponding period last year: 421,614 64,160 K**t Indian.. M6.2M 494.256 EsytHiati 227,326 13.019 Miscellaneous 196,766 11,476 1,349,846 98,678 379.366 98.MM7 1.130.883 431.094 Total- 3,924,761 923.642 3,186,870 491,086 The fulling off here shown in Ka«t New York, August 25 —Cott* 19; salen 600 bales. PaoprcE—Flour a sbafio flrmi*. Wheat higher. Cora a hbadc better. Fxuvisicnh—Fork dull at (13 42^ 12 7 6. Lard quirt. Turpentluti scarce and ftnn at •1114661,.— ltoniu scarce and firm at $3.00<$3.06 far strained. Freights firm. Visascial—Stocks strong aud not very active. Govcrumeuts steady but dull. States very quiet. Gold 12 V Sterling—long '0% ; short l»q. London, August 25—noon. — Securities un changed. liuliiou in the Hank of London increased 122,000 Faum, Auguat 25.- bullion iu the llaiik of Franco increased fifteen aud a half iniiliOM train Liverpool, Augu*t 26.—Noo»r-Cottou opened firm; uplands 9ftj*9Orloaus 9 I {# 9 V> 18.000 baloH; receipts for the week 103.000; exports 11,000; speculation 27,000; stock 604,000; American 284 000; roceipt* T7.000; American 14,000; actual export 6.000. Later—Cotton firm; speculation and export6,000 stock afloat 476,000. Americas oc.wifi. Wheat buoyant. AFTERNOON*. New York, August 25.—Cotton quiet; mIos 893 lies; uplands 19; Orleans ID’.c. Produce—Flour—Font hern a shade firmer; com- od to fair extra $5 80@6 90; good to choice (6 95 (o*y 00. Wheat closed quiet; winter rtd and western $1 4301 45. Corn 1 to 2 cents better and activa, for export and speculative trade demand, 06>*c. Bice quiet at 9<a)9 V Provisions—Pork steady. Lard strong. Financial—Money easy at 2(3*3. Sterling higher, at 93t&9V Gold I2> t ($l2V Governments inac tive; States very dull am) prices nominal. New Loan to-day six millioua. Freights firmer. Naval* firm. Whisky 91(8)91 Baltimore, August 26.—Produce.—Flour Armor. Wheat and Ohio firm. Provisions—Pork steady at 14(nU> t . Bacon firm er; shoulders 7. Lard quiet at 1O(01O\. Whisky, at 93. IxiNDON, August 24—Evening—Consul* 9J»,.— Bonds 93. Turpentine 36<^:i9. FrankroRT, August 26.—Financial— Bond* 9649 98. LivsRpool. August 26.—Kvcniug—Cotton closed firm; uplands 9ilst* 9 \Orloaus 9 ' 4 (*» 9%; Produce—Wlieat buoyant. Lard 46s. Tallow 43s 6d. Turpontino 36. St. I/iuis, August 26.—Produce—Flour steady ami iu moderate demand; winter superfiuo #l(}1.26. »rn higher; mixed sacks 47«x50c. Puovisions—Pork quiet; $13. Bacon quiet, good Jobbiug demand; shoulders 6,'*c, clear aides 7}*(•< ’huky quiet; 90. Pork quiet ^■ncinnati, Augnst 2'». and weak; (28‘60. Ijird quiet. Bacon firm and In fair demand; shoulders 6 • uta;cloar sides 7Jnft7.\'. Whisky 83 cents. Loumviujc, August 26.- Pm,MMOKS—Nothing iu round lot*. Moss i»ork hth\ (12.80. JMoan-shoul. dors 6> g , rlcaiside* 7 *(, packed. Whisky 90 cunts. New Orlbans, Aug. 25.—Produce.—Flour dr- I rcssed; $4 60; double $6 30. Corn firm; yellow i,.k ; white 70. Sugar, eoflbo ami molasses im. bunged. Whisky dull ; 009*11.00. FinaN- ul—Sterling 22K.ghbi j*. Gold ip*». Cotton qmit; middlings 17{fl7??; net rrcolpts 688 bales; sales OOd; stock 3,014. F01 the week—receipts 20,832, gross 4,688; exports to Great Britain 2,476, to coutiuiut 3,623, coastwise 1.823. calcs 6,200. Savannah,August28.—Cotton InvjuUr; middlings 17\; net receipts 184 bale*; Mi»orts Ci*atwlse 1H5; 20; Stock 3,611. Fur tue week-^-m t receipts J5H, exports coastwise 462; sshr* 3<i9. Ahi kkton, August 25.— fotton quiet, middlings net receipts 9 hairs. exports coastwise &7; stock 286. For tho week—net receipts 12; exports oast wise 830; sales 413. Mobile, August 23.—Cotton firm; middling* 1k< ; let receipts 62 bales; exports'•oast wise 160: sales 100; ito k 2,668. For tho week- net receipts W. ex;.orts '*»twisc 2,433; sales 625. At’ocm. August 23. t middl‘ni'1 17c; stock, in lb; >71 4,130. ck-Nd LATEbl. w York. August 25.—81s 18,V 62a 14',, b4s 14\, 66s I4X. new ll\. sevens 13 ,, Use 14' 4 ,1f„rties 14 b- Htatss—Tetinesseoe 73, now 76’,'; Virginias 03; 72, lAtuieUmoe 65; new 61; levees 71; Oe 83 Alabama* 1U0; fives 68; Oc«rgiaa 83; sevens 90; North Carolina* 45; new 3'; Houth Carolina* 70; new 67. * LEE & HIGHTOWER Griffin, On. LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, NEXT TO THK OKOBOI.V HOTEL, 1’quel facilities to the r line ut busmen We cordially invite an inspoctloi •lock CHANS, BOYL8TON A CO. Pryor Street, opposite Kimball Houso. Individual Ihirtners— J. It. UOYLHTON, A. Z. Demaukht. Henry Uoylnton, Jb. aug21-eo«Uw School Notice. f pHK Ninth Session or Miss UTIUVH H SELECT L .SCHOOL, on corner of Mgrictta und iAtiuier Streets, will comineuco on MONDAY, 25TII OF AUGUST, nd close of the lfuh of Docember. Jurrlculum of studies soiuo as adopted in best Schools aud College T1BMR: PH1MAHY CLASS—$2 00, 1MTKHMEDIATK—(Embracing all English branch- Latin and k'rcnch)—ft 00, ]x>r achoiasUc mouth. fiB- Numlwr ot scholars limited to 36. •ngl6 3t Atlanta Garble Works. william; gray IMPUKTEtt AND DXALEii IN Amerionn, Italian and all other Marble*, SCOTCH GRjtJTiTK, M ONUMENTS, Statues, Vases, Tombs, and other styles of Marble Work done on short l >st approved manner. the latest a Design* of all Cemetery work furnished FKKF. < application. J. E. LEAS, Agent. The Pittman Farm For W»le. late of DeKalb county—two hundred aud ten acres—100 iu timber, balance cl-arod; 16 acres Creek Isittom. Four ltiom House, Kitchen, ltarn. Stables, KiuiUishop, etc; fine orchard, good neigliisudiood, Jiiounmcc Company. “ Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Flan.' The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF HT. LOUIS, MO. -:o:- J*'othiHK i'oncrultd-.•APothing Exonerated—4V» M'oUe I’rjuffa Hons Raised. T,IK KtUUJ0 A HKW KKATUUK l'UJUUAUl.Y IT. OWH. WIPOU MOW floo I»|. 'l.’K'rt ft'„m lb« .,M, * U trki.I .n,l m/r |.rlwfpto., whirl, unHertl. Ml w>wn4 IS. to ll r laanlm MI umwJ O 39* SEVEN PER OEE<f. Ou all «aah Premiums paid to the Company. This Dividend can bauaad To Reduce the Amount of the JText Premium—To tmmsrmm the Volley ; or, Can tie lVllhdraum In Cash at the Knd or any Volley-rear. This Is Really a he-en per tent. Investment of Money at Com pound Interest, Coupled with the Advantages of Lite Otsuraate. 1So.lt urn, Und ■> uncertainty about the >ta«l in the face of the Policy, u AMOUNT ff the Annual IMvldends to Policy holder*. It is a definite . being Savon per. Cent < impound Interest, on atm aavfiflioC mp. ney paid by tho Policy holder to the Coiupauy, and left In its hands. All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Pull ANNUAL PAYMKNTS ARC MADS. forfeiting law is adopted by the Company voluntarily. 11 a* 1 any I 1 cash sun “ .... 1 Premium, the cash surreudor xuluo o( the Pulb-y is placed to the credit of Ut* Policy and keeps tun to roc till the furmndor value Is exhaustod. ‘II annual I'remiuai is paid every year iu oath, and alf Dividend* or Lateroat Accumnlattens Igft If the full annua! i'remiuai is paid every year iu oath, and op Dividends or tnteroat Accumnlattens laft in Uto hands of the Company FOR NINE YEAR8> the Policy will beoueno - sEiiF-ausTAisri isr‘<a- PAY 1 , aud k ‘*P' u * lf *• torc *’ forlu m amoftnt WITHOUT ANY F URTHER Tlioiio AdTTAtitngofii aro not Offorocl toy any otHor Company. the but,, to assiwt tn building 110 Its ( iiui-anoe upon any the well cktubllshod plum; that may be tlealrod. For Further In formation Apply to Cranston & Strobhart, General AgontH for Georgia, TWatur fitrei't. Opposite Kimball House, Atlanta. Oa. fiavbtoiire, Cntlcrn, (Pans, &t. W. I.. WADSWORTH Ac IMPORTERS AND WHOLSALE DEALERS IN CO., imruniana nnw nnwi.«i«k.c. i#Enb*nR >n HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUN^ Oarrlago Mali or* and Builder* Material and Tools, Butotoor and Loatlxor Belting. No. ‘Zl Whitehall Strict, Cor. Alabama. Opposite James' Bank AT L ANT A OA« nsi HllHrrtin . ^^ (5,000 £ifc Jnentauce—||09ilt to. to r I hll^-lbUn—7Zle\ T.ifft b, ' e Co. UK. JOS. P. leiJAN, MEDICAL EXAMINER, ATLAETA, T HOSE contemplating Life Inmranoe sre nspectMIj nqaahei l tne tho merits of this Company. They will find It Superior to Many and Inferior to None, la live Sound Insurance at the Least Possible Cut W. T. WATERS, GemAfft, nmir omen at i-». weiTmmjLL »t A ii,anta. OA. l,n<>(> 1IUSIIELN Red Rust Proof Oats Georgia Railroad, 3 miles from Mourn Mountain. Price, 110 per acre. Terms—Olio-half cash; one.half In twolv* months, Mules. Wag'n, Imple- nts, Stock, etc., f* aug25—<121. Mrs. Josopliine BalluitlV 1 1: m a 1,k sriioor,, Focuil, • Mrs Joat I.cih Music M'lh Matilda Y ■ llallard. Eridisli Matin mattes*...$1 00 Jit.fi. .Matin mstjcrt, Latin 6 U0 wart, Amlotant—Engli-h, Mu«tc— iipiti, hreuch Needle- Painttn<{ . ori»wt. Drawing. Augu , 1H71. uug2l-3t :iOO KiisIicIn Red Clover IOO IIiisIioIm Timolliy, :iOO lluaihelH lty. Him* XSOO llitsllt'l.s Gpiini Ur« • Iiu »•<! Hitplluu: aV A.InIUo Clover. J^llEhK KUF.D were pur* basod directly from the Agrio iign-ot Buy Your 1 fresh a ECHOLS k WILSON, itural Warehouse and Heed HI ore Proad nt., (by tho bridgi ) Atlanta Airriciiltiirnl lm|ilonu'itt>s maciiineuy, Huhcptlsaiul Gui’drn AT ECHOLS A WILSON’S. ^yK deal with manufacturer* and prodite • Aril. s«’II I KdlOI.H k WILSON. W1UON, aug23d>t r. toU«33*6t KCTIOLH aV WJli.L MAIL tli YV tedCATAM prepaid, t » ApplmauU. 1TJUMP I .711E8U AND GENUIKK- : n *Uf23-6t liny ll»«* Rust Proof Out For Wood. OAA DUHUPJJt Foil HALF. BY iUU F/J1IOLS A WIIRON. aug2:l-6t Broad street (by tho Uridgo.) The Livest,_Best, Cheapest. THE RURAL 80 U THERNCR. I.AlUiK TWENTY-FOUR I'AGR AGIHCULTU- -.tll varieties, at I'UOLH Ai Wll.MDN'H, Hrootl it. (by tho bridged lUDOGIKH, F1LKTONH aud CAttitlAOKM. ^ Will send peoseugers to Indian Spring. Chatiebt- ate Hprings, and to any point in reach uf Griffin, by private conveyance, Griffin iseonrentea lbs abovs named piaees. and I will tabs pleasure in serving thoe* desiring to make tbs trip. jV HAL and Family Monthly. Kdited by BAM'L A. F.CHOLH. ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM. Address KCUOL8 WILHON. ImblUhcrs. a. 11. HOOKS, C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of all clooee*. Plastering and Mark W. Johnson’s, OHPOSITK C«lt»n Wmrehouse, on Itronil HlrerL AIJHO : BOO Rush. Selected Seed tlarlty, •JAO Hush, seed Rye, to arrive, .500 Hush. Seed II'heal, 410 Hush, tied Clover, •115 Hush. It'd Top or Herds Crass. Si) Hush. Orchard Crass, 1(H) Hush. Tall Meadow Oat ’Crass, lo arrive, 17r, Hush, Hlue Grass, and all oilier useful Grasses, A'f. .700 Ciel. fresh Turnip Scrp ; ALSO: IOO Tons sea I'otrl IXilean and other Guano, tor Wheat, Kte. ALHO: ,700 HI.vie Vloics and other Plows, from |J|60 to (6 60, cheaper than home ALSO: The Heller Valent Grain Hrtll, For sowing Wheat, Etc. AI 1 Everything els* needed In Hit A<rlsnltii* ml Uno. at Mark W. Johnson’s, \\ o. VOX ME inUfi. Oa. Coiintry Hiuiub l it>» Country II AMH, Without SJkippor*. tug 94-3t WILLIAMA. I.ANGHTON k CHASE. $*25.00 Saved I $25.00 Snvctl! PBICE8 AND TKBMH OF WILHON NIIUTTLK Sewing machines. UMDEUFEBD METTCASH. 810 PM 1 No. I, Plain Table $ 45 $ 65 . |6 Pa u WARRANTED FIVE YEARS UY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that these are our rma from which we never deviate; aud we guorau to. «r IMM to D '3™SS 7 dJS2r to be found as durable, made otaa goad bm! In the world, and that tt win do W. H. ORtmV. I AM GLAD BE RAM OOMM. Oesrgl I CAN bow cane your chairs, and a new for the ant you wtl charge for varnishing chairs i f/yAsIflrrluf, Furniture Irpslrlf, sir., to give satisfaction. Furniture oo vers oat, mads^and i fit warranted. Hair and v order. All kinds of household* fUmitura an««v- holsU-ry done at the shortest notice. I have re moved to DeGtve’s Opera lloase, under Maysou’a apl6-6m _ Late of Richmond. 1 At IIoiiid! At Homo! Aud ready to furnish I.UMP COAL Equal to any I have every sold In this city. At $G 50 per Ton. by the Car Load. i any Koifroad •led with the City reference. Thankful for past favors, during five fears in the Coal tredo. 1 trust 1 shall still merit a share of the public patronage. Henry Bischoffft Co* WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DBALKB8 IN Uicu, Wlnou Iilqnon, Se- ({ni-h,To uocoo. Oca. No. 197, E»»t Itaj StTMt, C1IAR1.ESTON, S. O. «. n. HOW AID. W. n. HOWAkD & SON, • COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, - » APOUfiTA, QA. and plantar* generally. Omiinluion for seuiuscunmn Oone and a Quarter Par Ooah. ipphMortmAwU to ■■■ton, » “ r au**.* — All family snpi leetod by on* prtoee. Orders for Bogging ami filled, and at the West seat Liberal m * house. W# houas Met ffictnm •m/tMM'kom /M