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[Cbntinunl from page tiro.] Atleet-h of which he is Uioj...... cal editor, hue in which his whole heart k devoted lo a Houthcm repudiation of lliu Northern Detnucraoj on their "new departure." And to strengthen thio opinion that Mr. Stephen, ia the autlior of this pamphlet we ere told in it (Part Second) that “that glorious banner, which was so aadly furlod at Appomattox, will onoe moio fly freely from the Capi tol a*. Richmond, and ho who of right ought to sit there (Jeff. Davis, of course) to preside over our destiny, will be re called from his retirement amid the re joicings of a redeemed people." Now, all this may bo very absurd; but it cannot be denied that the Southern programme here presented furnishes new and striking interpretation of the late speeches of Jeff Davis in Alabama ' and Georgia on the "acceptance of the sitaalioo.” He accepts nothing, he ad- mig nothing, and he will do nothing to ward the "aooeptam-e of the situation.” Mr. Stephens, in hit new paper, holds the same position. “’Fore God,” as Dogberry puts it, “they are both in tale. ” There ia evidently an understand ing betwen them. Davis proclaimed his position, and Btephens takes it up ss the “new departure" of the “loet cause."— Upon this theory there is mischief in this thing. It demolishes the Democratic party in the Sonth. It revives the issues of the war in a new shape. It explains the Ku-Klux Klaus and the Ku-Klux bill It giTes color to what General Grant lately said to our correspondent at Long Branch on the Treaty of Washing ton. He feared another war with the Sooth, and hence his great desire for peace with England. But may not this pamphlet be a Republican counterfeit ? We hope so; but we fear that it is not It has all the ear-marks of a Southern manifesto, and doubtless it speaks the sentiments and the purposes of a large body of Southern men. If there is any man within this call who knows that this is not a Southern manifesto let him speak: for we learn that this pamphlet is even now in course of distribution to all the known friends of the “lost cense”— North, South, East and West.—New York Herald, ijlh August, 1871. A Voice from Virginia. Oka*cock, Aooomao Co,. Viboisui, August 23rd, A. D. 1871. Editon Atlanta Sun: Having departed from the oity of fra ternal affection for a short visit to the "rest of mankind”—as General Harrison said; that is, the eastern shore of Virgin ia, I thought it might be Interesting to know something of the political status here. I regret to state that the worthy people here are too insentient npon political subjects; They hare boen so often out raged and insulted, that like the Israelites in the wilderness they are ready to curse the leader who is to oonduct them to the Promised Land and willing almost to turn back into the land of their enemies and pereeeotore. They say they want nothing to do with politics, so a man nanseated wants nothing to do with food; but must he not get his stomach in oondition to receive food? If not he.will die; it is his very existence, and the people here cannot ignore poli- (Nrtment by a gland jury. Ho could not uroemro ‘“‘V »■*« *“ partially m.uuuiwi- MJ in hit incarceration, sympathized with, and pro posed to marnt him, provided tua custodians would release inm. Thu arrangement was satisfactory; and *"* » bar room, a Justice of thu tics, for politics will not let them alone. They slionld be aroused from the lethargy into which they seem to have fallen. There liaa been much to disooorage them, but they ahould not despair, and it is absolute suicide for them to give themselves up to this indifference which possesses many. They often fail to real ize the importance of sending their best men to legislate for them. They seem to think the voting; privilege a farce. It ia want of faith in the eternal principles that govern the true and tried Democra cy. It is want of fa’th, and like the Is raelites when about to receive the true Promises and Commandments, they are building for themselves a "golden calf” that wiU bring desolation and sorrow. We trust that there are enough right eous ones here to preclude the fate of a Sodom or a Gomorrah, and that the two faithful tribes may yet save their race aud oountry. I shall try to get The Sun among them, and let its congenial glowworm their (hilled spirits into a life of true Demo cratic activity. They have no less a duty to perform now than upon the battle fields of the revolution—for "peace has its vit- tories no less rewarded than war." It is ;o the trumpet tones of The Sum, and journals like it, that we expect the arous ing of our people’s slumbering spirit.-. Its blows at “Departure" is the key note, for in this indifference of the people ia found much advocacy of the "New De parture.” The citizens here are much in the con dition of the Democrats North, and they should learn their strength, and use it for the high purposes that true Democra cy suggests. They have been so often outraged and brow-beaten, they have no con fidence in the sfumbering strength they possess, which, * with one manly blow, would crush their opponents, rear aloft the glorious banner of Constitutional Liberty upon the ram- peris of the Radical stronghold, and ring out to all parts of the laud, wel come dicer to the sad hearts of the lov ers of freedom, and “fan again into full flame, that glorious emotion of true Americana—‘the loro of Lilierty pro tected by law.' ” "Then torn to oor cause, tho’ our shadow grow “Veritas." tho parties repairing _ paace speedily united them in wedlock^ At ite con clusion, the fair bride turned to her groom, and with a significant nod, aalutod him tbusly: "Jim, yon are now free, and yon may thank me for releaa- iag yon from Jail, bat 1*11 bsdemod if I'm going to itve with youl ** BOEHM—. Thl< is from the Sun of the 80th: Judge Torry died at half paat 0 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tbeee from the Knquirtr of the The Chattahoochee haa riaen aouiu ten feet from he late raiue. We understand that the Board of Control held _ meeting Monday night, at which they de termini d to order a new steamer at once. A Jeffrey's engi third class, doable cylinder, with all the lateet prove meats, was agreed upon. PUTS AM COOMTT. Three dollars per bushel is all that latonton Mer chants have the heart to ask for potatoes. The Express A Messenger, of the 29th haa following : This section was visited last week with very heavy rains and high winds, though we have heard of no damage to property from either cause. The streams Lave been considerably swollen, but sufficient to interfere much with trade. Oapt Whiting informs ua that one day last week his train was rocked by two young fifteenth amendments about four miles from town. The train was stopped, chase made and the boys caught and whipped. One of the rocks smashed a glass window very near Capt. Whiting's head. fUisttllnnccins. iUisctllnntonB ftbrtrliecmttue. if be -flcrtnu Seminj Hladiine miscellaneous._ r. o-. *rbrowaar Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Works, P. O. Box 400, ATLANTA, GA. SHARP & FLOYD, SCCCESSOtlS TO OHO. SHARP, Jr. STMtehatt St., Atlanta, Ga. MANUFACTURING AND MERCHANT JEWELRY. DEALERS IN Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. FAIRS. GOLD, SILVER and BUSINESS C OLL E G E 18 DEVOTED To THK PRAOTIOAIi, USEFUL time aud at the LEAST POSSIBLE EXPENSE 1 for a successful future. There are no vacations. • Students enter at any time. Life Ht'holarshijM. which The institution iasi_._ give to the holder the privilege of completing the course at pleasure, aud to review at any future time GRATIS. For further particulars, Catalogues, Specimens of Penmanship Currency, Ac., Address, A. B. EASTMAN. Box Ul. Principal. aogtt lm. II O W E'S IMPROVED Lock ■ Stitch Sewing MACHINEIS A lta WOULD RENOWNED FOli DURABILITY aud simplicity of machinery, the perfection ©.' tho tensions, aud tho unparalleled wide range of work they are capable of performing without chauge or re-adjustment. At the Uroat Exposition UniversaUe In Paris, 1807, they were awarded the Highest Prize VMMC __ _ — - , _ . 1 "Viv I-.IUV 1 vuc nun Mount De Sales Academy 1 ton srovjra issues, j ho&k JuT To .agricultural Fair Commit. fee*. For monthly, county and yearly Fairs: We arepre- ared to furnish you on the shortest notice possible full line of PREMIUMS Of all kinds. We guarantee PERFECT SATISFAC TION, and will give the BEST TERMS. We do not desire to make any profit off of County Fairs Just starting, aud will take pleasure lu lining large a call o aug8lm. write for prioes. SHARP A FLOYD, ATLANTA. GA. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DBALEHS IN Bloo, Wlnos, Llquora, Be. (£iirh,Toiracco. Ac. No. 197, Fast Baj Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. nucuorr. o. wulb ,. u. pixpka. ulyd-Sm A. J. HARALSON, Corner Marietta and Broad St«*eete OEJTERM JUICTtOjr AND cojnjfussiojr jherchjia't, ^ND Wholesale and Retail Doaler in FURNITURE. 19, Consignments solicited. Cash advances on consignments for auction in store. Rkpirmnces—Messrs. Gordon, Willis k Co, Bank* era. Wall Street. Atlanta sn*8 lm GEORGIA MKWS. SAVANNA*. The AVie* of the 80th has the following item: The steamship Gen. Barnes brought out on her Irst trip a large beM. It la a present to Bishop Per- sico (for this diocese, snd will he plsced on the new Cathedral when bulU ) from a French priest la Bel gium. Theeu are albe sets of raised figures. Bible scosaa. around the bell, and the finish of the entire bell ia said to be superior to that of an* lu this coun try. It weighs two thousand five hundred and three pounds. On one ride ia the following Inscription: SCtNT HA ROM SAG, • - ■PTlWiN. . ]&GALHAZZ NULUNK. On the prune it ih. lrttawi*i; kzkm haranoot ontote, POXDECU JOZ8LT PliEATEN- __ DM. The following is ell the maraurrief intelligence that comee under dM of the Mh: The Ooosa rirer U going into a dscEae. It kaepa Ms bed, and la vary lew. 9b« monster who escaped from the Kingston Jail, to which he had boan taprMed for killing his alum, came very near being captor*d in Kingston last Friday. One of kts pursuers knocked him down with a rort. but only fhreeded fa captur.ng hie hat. The wretch says he will surrender as aeon as ha kills hiswifTthatbe will be willing to die aa toon as he noaempbsvtothis. A more totally d —* i in. ma twoa.d be herd to find. have Bed from their city _ -, - , fever epidemic, and that additomal crowds are laav* inv daUV. Every train comes full to Augusta, and many more are expected. Be'ere! Charleston n chants expect to do basiaess here dirftngtha 1 •M our city will be barn-fitted by the mtetortuaa her unhappy staler On yesterday ooa mere heat udegrapbed a friend here to i ■tore, and others are reported oaaalng. ▲ white man wsaeowfineJ in Jail to annrer m in* MOUND CITY Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF ST. LOUIS, MO. MYEltS & JOHNSTON, .lireiits for Northern Gt'orgi*. IAtlanta,Ga OFFIOBH* t JAMES H, KAliS, President. A. M. BllIT I ON, Vice-President. 8. W. LOMAX. Treasurer, 0. G. McHATTON, Oenertl Agent, W. HATCH. M, D . ^ I Modioal Board. H. CHRISTOPHER, M, D. 1 wmru * The following gentlemen. each of whom hold s Poltf'y iu this Company, have boon organized in this city ss a BRANCH BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Colonel C, PEEPLES, Pro.ld.ut, WM. H. TULLER, E8Q.. Vico-Prosidcnt. TRUSTEES: J. W. Morrow, C. W. Henderson, IdOdowick J. Hill, George K. Gibbon, Anthony Mnrphy, J. J. Williams, Dr. J. A. Link, Richard P. Glenn. Charles H. Killian, HENRY MYER8, Secretary, C. A. SIMPSON, M. D., I Medical J. WI8TAK VANCE. M.D. J Examiners. All policies leaned by this Company become non forfeitable after the peyment of oue full auuual pre mium. No restrictions on travel or residence. Dividends declared annually on all policies which have been two years In force, and In proportion to the amount of premium paid. Office i No. 48 Whitehall St., Up ttolra. MYKR8 k JOHNSTON. augfiS-Im Agents tor Northern Ocoyta. University of Georgia. beventy-ftrbt year FACULTY. A A. UP900KB, D, D„ LL, D„ CaxacavudB. P. H MELL, D, D., Vtcx CHamckluiu. SCHOOLS. Ancient Langusges-W, H. WADDELL. A. M. a. «. "aKBSiEais&X «. LJIJ/£S, (COMDUCTKO BY THE SlUTEM OF THK V181 TATI OH Near Oatonmvlllo, Five Miles West of Baltimore, Md. fpHIS ACADEMY is situated In Baltimore county, X commanding an extensive view of tho surroun ding country—the City of Baltimore, tho Patapsco River and the Cheaapeake Bay. The grounds attached to the Academy are exten sive, and afford the pupils ample space for exercise. The hall for STUDY AND RECREATION. THK DORMITORIES, Ac., have been cone true ted with a view to PROMOTE THE COMFORT of the young ladles. Address for particulars, MOUNT DE SALES, CatonsvlUe.P. O., Baltimore Co., aufli lm Maryland. B. Z. DUTTON, PBAOTICAL STENCH. CU'ITElt, DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER I Hotel Checks, Marking ‘ St., a few doora below Stamping Dies, Railroad snd £ Brands, Ac., No. 01 Whitehall Hunter street. The growing appreciation of their characteristic exoeUcuce by the Intelligent j>eople ot this country was clearly shown by the unprecedented sale of the Howe Sewing Machine during the past year, being far iu excess of th< any other one patent u Including Ink. fie. seplLly MBHOHANTSI I BUY CROCKEBY and GLASS | No. 47 Peachtree Street, —FROM— T. R.. RIPLEY, JM PORTER AND JOBBER. gg- ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS. Keeps a large atock. Occupies THREE FLOORS—90x120 feet Inducements offered to cash buyers Fquat to any Jtlarket. Atlanta, Ga., August 2,187L aug 5 2m. a. it. ROOKS* C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of all classes. Plastering aud Ornamental Work. 8tone Cutting, eto. Griffin. Oa., May 12,1871. yl More than ONE THOUSAND of thus cellcut machines are in dally use lu Georgia, si this very large number a single case of dissat Uun cannot be (ouud. They make the ‘Howe, or Lock-Stitch’ which has the same beautiful appearance on either side of the fabris sewed, and they are the only ma chines that make this beautiful stitch to perfection. Tho ofiioe haa been reccutly established at the corner of Broad aud Alabama streets. If yoi Warranted for 3 Tears e by the Company, and la kept always in ty of plain and ornamental sewing. Au efficient lady operator will be in constant at tendance at the office. Genuine Wheeler A Wilson 68,208 Showing that the Howe Machine bears a reputa tion with the public that cannot be excelled by other Machines. The Howe Machine Oo Cor. Broad dk Alabama 81h, NEXT DOOR TO SUN OFFIC oATLJijrToMn OJt. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY THROUGHOUT THE STATE. augl Mill octil) lit* Insurance—Prooibe for til* IIcIjjIcbo. 15,000 ovn $5,000,000 ASSETS. Q ce Co. Kvsn P. Howell. J. C. Kirkpatrick John A. Fitten. Albert Howell. A. P. Thompson, T. M. Elyea, John Keely, M.D. ClTlifefiMeiliw—L. H.CBARBOICNDCB,*. SI Uw-w: L. MirUKLL. A. M. ud H. D. MOOU, X.D. rw.tiw ,—- |—| 1—-*-r*-~a— ” T *" TO, 1 Aon auMd O^ool, tn_ l» W»j OPP-J«OI>. Undent, mtj -tac* wta*.™- Ooerm u>, 7 »*■*. Ineeial attention Is paid to the professional Hcbools KLn, AarMHan. ud Clrtl tagla-rloa. *ht.Z have bwn npuitad to .mine. . mui'h UnterBaU. MU, tKktiala ot TM-oiaphj. *tc., ara —«At>- tWud la ntiMrlln, Witt Ida UslnnUx U<ft tobool which opens upon September 1st. ; Tuition, including all other foes. In all Depart. mesatag. stmdeau reduce this to $10 a mouth. Total expanses $27* par anaum. .... For further reformation, address tbs Chancellor, or WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL. Secretary of the Faculty. aagtt-filwdlt Uatverstty of Oaocgia. Athena. Oa. Notice. lifrsr DR. JOS. P. LOGAN, MEDICAL EXAMINER, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T HOSE contemplating Life Insurance are reapcctfully requested to exam- lna the merits of this Company. They will find it Superior to Many and Inferior to None, In the Kaaentiala tlia rive Sound Inaurance at the Leant Poaaible Coat. W. T. WATERS, Ocn.Air’t, nw-ir ornrn at i.,. u-hitkhji,i. ht.. vn.ANTA.ttA. •Jnotmtnce Compnnn. “Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan.* The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OS’ ST. LOUIS, mo. Jtrothing Consented Nothing Lrttffnalrti —Vo False Fspetta- tlom Halted. T BIZ COMPAKY OFTEHa THE PUBLIC A NEW EKATUHE KVKR, d*>aa not depart from the old, well-tried and safe principles, which underlie all sound Life la- suranoe. It guarantees a OBNT annual dividend to Policy holders o f a H V H n p h n On aU nab pramlma, pabl to Urn Compauy. lbU Utvldaod ran ba awd 71o Heduee the Amount ot the JTrxt Premium—To inrrentr the Policy ; or, Van he tnihdrmum in Cash al the End of any Policy-1'ear. Thie it Realty a «t*M per cent. or .Honey ut Com pound interest, Coupled with the Advantages of Life Insurance. There la wo uaosrtainty about the AMOUNT of the Annual Dividends to Policy holders. It la a definite sum, fixed lu the fooa of tho Potior, being Sevan Per. Oeut. Compound Interest, on the amount of mo ney paid by the Policy holder to the Company, and left In its hands. All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE. The Mssssrbuselts non-forfeiting law is sdoptod by the Company voluntarily. If at any times Policy Holder Is unable to pay Ms Premium, the cash surrender value of the PuUcy is placed to tho credit of the Pollcj and kaepa U in foroa till the surrender value Is exhausted. If the full annual Premium is paid every year In caah, ami all Dividends or Iutorast Accumulations left in the bands of the Company NOR NINE YEARS' the Policy will become SELF-SUSTAINING ror auttttt to coma. ao4ka.piU.ir la fcn* tor Ita full attoml WITHOUT AST FURTHSR faymint. Theae AdvantACea are not Othrod toy luxy Ul Atlanta 0an Piotjitttaa. —,—aujuuMJksst^L THE ATLANTA S8N! DAILY AND WEEKLY. 'Live Paper on JPTTHT.TSIH MV > BV TSU . , I X ■wS '.iqpw al —-—* can:- ATLANTA, MOMMA. * Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. A. R. WATSON. • Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Boahiess Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. riiUfflo Copy six Mon ill* Dally X*or* Annumi . . . . £7 OO I ThM* Moatk. . .... 400 Ons Maath . . Xj *st w e i , Per Annum ■ Slntflo Copy ... 9 OO Thro© Coploia a a • 4 50 Ton Coplow • • • IA OO Twenty Copies* .* • RE OO Fifty Copies* • • • 50 00 Single Copies or the Baity and HYekty. nt the Counter, No Hubecriptiona, to the WEEKLY, received for »i a oo 75 Mingle Copy—fl Months 1 OO 3 35 7 OO 18 OO S'trtw Copfien ffilx IContMn 37 50 Tfin Copies S Cts. CLUBS itaritl.tlM NO CLUB RATES FOR THE DAILY. other Company. Another equitable feature in the Company ta that all ita premiums taken in Georgia wfU be Invested la the State, to assiat iu building up its own reaourwa. This Oompaay ta not confia^l in its nperrttoas to thafiavaa Par Coat Interest Plea, but gives Ul surance upon sny the well eetsblished plaint that may be desired. ,ur ™' r Cranston & Strobhart, General Agents lor Georgia, Aagasttt-lm Deceter Street, 0|rpositi' Kimball House, AtlsnU, Ua. LANDS HERO'S LUMBER YARD, ipwam oaasau sulsoas »s>w- ATLANTA.GA, Sssii. Wteriow ' AU muuu me stressed Pruning lirels. • tatm-if a. uuamna a oo. rmiat How to Remit Monejri ubiaataura, Muc a tan. l > paper will bo sent from the office till it la paid for, and i paid for expiree. WV Persona sanding monojr by Express must prepay ehargea. Vo Oorreapondanto« Mr. Rtaiihcn. wilt remain In Or.wfordrlU«. We oanfottua a>ltt^TiM THE* DAILY SUN The Weekly Su the or (on of the | , and the opponent People, the Advocate ot Jaettoe, the VtafspAm A at of bardene beeped upon a lae pajtef (iii|ili, THE SUIT la the < Popular Itlebta. end and ODDfiMiOQ* of fill — It WUI adhere to the old, aafe, rime-boaored lamhnarheaf »e PaeanBr«#^P«-- and sternly oppo— *nj u Dep«rture" therefrom. Mr. WilPHlWi ■ Roroipiy 0 dlMnaltuU. tnttt, atttsd Oortrlaa. Hi Arm, jrtaolptaa—It UUZ IT tt TOO UTt; uUarli raiKUllaUu, tta a .ieh t l.ocaua b, mu., white w. araltetiia ra(4dly turn, town tta « 1 RAalicttiimm Centralism sad luinarisUsra the majority Facttoa lu Ooegrees. The Ksilterio km cept. lndoree, stand by. defoadaofi buttd wgofi these i pledge of ooursa must ''depart" frtau the teiffi eg the 4 w ^ w to the enemy’■ camp ; and while they and Am Radtoal cohort* whloh they he til) for ua all to go with them, a few othaea are advising ua to hold eer parte and distract the ooanaels of the Uemocreito Party I V.rtlj. U wa ahottld hold am paatw. "tta ttuM wdeM <«T l>el" , —_ . thua oouhMl oor paopla to Mr.pt ud waled, tt* owe ut". led ttuhHad mStaSSdms* Hi. of the utoioatluportuoa that thaa. iUM ha k.neM.1 aow ; fcatta lT.,Mli af a«0l |ir*« •• departure ” hi tta (Piiianl CooruUoa of tta Eartj wtM to, aa, aadj wraw, to pctehtobehl* Judgment It wfflbe fatal in policy. Fidelity to Uaa OanaUtatlon ia the true teat of one who is a truo friend to tost sacred lnstrnffiafil, ' ahu afifi'hhsrUas of the wf d we of the fiouth have no to North aad South, alike. ... y oak a Hair share All communications or lettora J. HEZTLT MOTH, Kaaeger, jttjuaesaai38BBtal». Co turn i at tot an* CotHnafOB* CNwbb agft. A WILIIERFORCE DATMlfoSC COTTON FAOTO« t ^..-L» i ►. Agent Cotton FoodGna»<%■ NO. 3.WAUUKN BLOCK, OPPOSITBOLOBB flOTKL, AUGUSTA GA Ail iHttioeea entreated to kin viU have etriet paMettel attention. Older, (or Jta«iag, Tie, Of Hop. and Family Iteyiere iiiMaeUfr ated. COMMISSION i 1-4 PER GENT. tottmttott.