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THE VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1871. NO. 403 THE DAILY SUN 1’ubllnhwl by the Atlnuta Suu Publishing Company, Alexander H. Stephens, ‘ rchlbald M. 8 pel* Henljr Proprietors. Alexander U. Stephens, Politleal Editor. A. R. Watson News Editor. J. llenly Smith, Uenerul Editor and Busi ness Manager. Ws. Emtkix, Jr., Mews Agent, Savannah, koeps Tm* 8uw for ssle. To Traveler*.—Persons passing through Chat- Isuoogs, will find The Sun for ssle by C. H. Oledhlll, News Agent. Agents for The Suu, Thomas N. Hopkimh, ThomstvlUe, Os. Jamxs ai.i.kv Smith, Knoxville, Tenu. Dave Bell, Athens, Gs. John T. Robebt*. Atlsnts, Gs. J. L. Wxioht, Woodstock, Gs. J. G. Caldwell, Thomson, Gs. H. C. Hamilton, Dslton, Gs. W. C, Davis, Jr., Eaton ton, Gs. Tatpan, Mapp k Co., White Plsins, Groeu Co., Gs TELEGRAPH NEWS By the New York Associated Press SUNDAY NIGHT’S DISPATCHES. DOMESTIC NEWS. _r by Drsft, but not otherwise. If uxuii> i unregistered letter Is lost, it must betiTe loss of the person sending it. No psper will be —‘ 1 HOW TO REMIT MONEY We will be responsible fop the ssfe srrivsl of sll money gent ub by Money Order, by Registered Let ter, by Express, ‘ “ *" money sent in ' — —^Tfrom the* office till it is psid for. sad Mines will slwsys be erssed when the lime psid for expiree. . _ ff persons sending money by Express must pre pay charges. — To Correspondents. Ur Stephen, will remeiu In Crawfordvil!.. Hi, connection with TM Sun will not chenge hi, reel- ilmc*. All letter! Intended lor him, either on prt- vate^Btittertor'connected with the Pointed De- pertinent of thte peper, .tumid bo eddreeeed to him st Crswfordville, Georgia. ... . . ... All letters on business of any kind, connected with The Son. except its Political Department, should be addressed to J.Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Gs. NEW YORK# Arrest of m frwsmi— The Political Reform .VfowmrNl— Where It Originated and who are its Leaders. New Yobk, September 8.—Bardic C. Clelliuid, a procuress, has been arrested for enticing nine girls to leave on the steamer Citv of Galveston. Two of the jirls jumped overboard after the steamer tad got under way. The leaders iu the movement against the City Council, known as the political reform movement, arc working to secure the co-operation of all tlio clergymen in the Btate in the work. It is known that five-ninths of all the voters in the State are in the Protestant Churches. The movement originated with this class and its management has been principally chosen from it. in a fortress, and Jourde and Nas tone to State and compelling them to sell claims simple deportation. [ to his friends. Abell says, “the State Paris, September 3.—Thiers has writ- Treasury, once the pride of the Btate ten a letter to Larvy, requesting him to and financial agent of her creditors, has ALABAMA. JS'o I'ellow Peter in Mobile. Mobile, September 3.—Dispatches published as coining from Mobile, stat ing that several vessels are quarantined with yellow fever aboard, are false.— withdraw his resignation. The decree prolonging the powers of Thiers provides for a Vice-President of the Council of Ministers, to preside du ring the absence of the Proaiuent. In consequence of changes mode in the Constitution by the decree ten mem bers of the Ministry resigned; but re sumed fheir portfolios at the request of Thier. The publication of hi Verite, newspu per, has been stuqxmdcd. SATURDAY’S DISPATCHES. DOMESTIC NEWS. to Lave sound boiler and competent gineers, on the steamer Westfield.’’ The Cuban Colonel, Ryan, who was ar- Therew no yellow fever here, nor hna| re8teJ » charged with passing a worthless there been any this season. No such J check, puts in his affidavit, that lie de been literally turned over to tax gather era, brokers, shavers aud hangers on. I have presided Jong in this court, and have some idea of the depredation and plun der of burglars, thieves, etc., aud I am satisfied that the officials of the State have, in two years, plundered the State of more than all the thieves, etc., for the last quarter of a century. Fraud, specula tion, oppression, extortion and blackmail ing ii resorted to in a most unscrupulous manner. The millions raised by the two percent tux and the vast amount of li- nses will be absorbed, at least one-half of it being consumed by corrupt officials and merciless brokers, and those official niomists, who manage, out of a salary of less than ten thousand dollars, to save I quarter of a million. He regards the laws inadequate with I the present jury system to check or pun ish these olficials, and advises the wise men of the State to take counsel together for its redemption, aud, iu conclusion, says the darkest page in the history of the Stab) is now being inode up iu charac ters, which, I repeat, when deciphered, _ o ... will show present bankruptcy, and per wilfully and feloniously neglect ami omit I future repudiation. The great NEW YORK. The indictment against t'underbill hlenerai tt nan's I/efense — Rosenwleg — .turn I her Weal held Heath—.§ it me l between two Hat- less—The Plasterers on a Strike— Or fau lted Burglars—hu-MInx Outrage la Pough- keepsie. New York, Septemlter 2.—Tito indict- ment against Vanderbilt reads: “ Did I eVmitBcmcms. DeGive’s Opera House- LADIES GALA NIGHT- TO-MUIIT-Tueadar, ’71 fashionable Performance. B. /inblan'e Bona Iron lUorfta. 1 Macon Comes to A»in«,ff, Ajr»i» j» FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS Mtill Wnton dispatches originated here. ARKANSAS. Terms of Subscription * DAILY i Three .'.".75 WEEKLY PEE ANNUM : Slagle Copy,. Throe Copie*.. Ten ” .. .Twenty " .. WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS : Single Copy. Six Month J" ST* - " - 53p: : - S No subscriptions, to the Weekly, received for a shorter period than aix months. All subscriptions must be paid for in advance , and all Mines will be stricken from our books when the time paid for expires. _ _ Names for Clubs must all be sent at the earns time and take the paper for the same length of time, ana all be at the same post office. Each subscriber’s name will be written on his pa per—the same iu Clubs as otherwise. To secure the advantages of Club rates it is only necessary that the i of subscription for each one shall hep 1 " ftn ‘> Terms of A-dvortislnuc. Little Rock, September 3.—The Kansas and Texas Railroad has been completed to within live miles of Fort Gibson. The cotton worm has appeared on the Red River lands. Two hundred Kansans, who have squatted on Jndian territory, are incen sing the Indians. $3 60 G 00 7 60 9 00 11 00 12 00 14 00 lfi 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 24 00 27 00 40 00 22 V0 20 00 28 ()0 For aless period than one week. 11 per square wn hues of solid Nonpareil type, or occupying that much space] for the first insertion, aud 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements in the Local Column marked witn an asterisk, (*) will be charged 25 coots per line each Advertisements under the Special Notice h«|d leaded) for less time thau one week, will bo charged Hjr^lvertiscnients, except for established busi ness houses, In this city, must bo paid for in au- Arrlval* and Oepnrtiar 0;30 p li i;16 a r .. 5:20 p n DAT PASSENGER TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta * Arrives at Chattanooga • • • ;;•••• 4 M p m r»rr UK* to mw toiui-oBtwa»i>. Lo»vo. Arrive, ■■■■••'■ ' v NIGHT PASWKNUEH TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga Arrives a» Atlanta • • • DAY PASSENGER TAAI.N—IN WARD. Leaves ChatUnooga Arrives at Atlanta u* * ‘ ‘ ACCOMMODAT 108 TRAIN INWARD. Leaves Dalton Arrives at Atlanta • • ” * • " '* fill OKOROIA (AOOUSTAI BAILBoAD. <JVo Umy IYa.n on A«~ley.. Night TMMnger Train .rrire. ' Night Puwnger Train f- J Liny Peeeenger Train «rriv.« , : D»y lhwncuger Train lev......... - 8tone Mountain Accommodation arrives., .n.oa »• * Stone Mountein Accommodation leaves....o.ao p. i Macon and wxstkrn eailroad. . ,...7:55 Diy PassenRer train leaves — Aa.vos Macon Day PaascHRer Train arrives.. .7.55 a r» ivos at Ma*son.. ...2:00p. nf ...1:40p. m- NlgLt Paaeenger Traiu loaves p. ro- Leaves Macon Vn-lw n* m ' Night Passenger Trainarrlvea W -» P- Arrives at 8 33p m ATLANTA AND WXST POINL RAILROAD. ^ ^ m Night Passenger Train arrives l jjj J* “ Night l»aHsenger Train leaves *f;J5 J' Day Passenger Train arrive* ® -i0a! m Day Passeoger Train leaves ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE XAILBOAD. ^ Leave Gainesville 10 / M ‘ Arrive at Atlanta * 3 p jj. Leave AtlanU.. “p. m. Arrive at Macon & Autfiwta Railroad. D„ ,«.,«<.« U ITT, ■»»»»" Leave Augnrt. •;•••' 6 DC M. Leave Macon at 7 40 P. M. Arrive at Macon at. * , ,. p ^ Arrive at Auguste at Weitern Railroad of Alabama. Leave Seim. !2 { 5 Arrive et Montgomery .?;S * u Arrive at West Point. US P M Arrive at Montgomery " I U:MAM Arrive at Columbus 12:S0 r_H Atlantic and Uwlf ltafiioau. MtOM Savannah, Oa., via Albany, Jacksonville * and Taltehaasee, to qnincy, Florida; Leave Savannah daily 10 J- JJ Arrive at Albany dally 1.50 P. M Arrive at Jacksonville daily • • Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays Leeve Tiat^raeM. deity IHunileye “ c * l ” 10 ^ k M \ * **:::.v.vrrr.vr 2 1:46 P. M 7:36 P.M Leave Albany dally Arrive at Savannah daily •. . 0:25 A. M north OKOROIA FEMALE COLLEGE, £srarv3sr«* * - ■«* - “^■w-aSStt”' U ‘a.°y» e biNiK CALIFORNIA. Wrecked Seamen /teamed. San Francisco, September 3.—The brig Hattie] Jackson, from the Artie ocean, brings seven men who wen wrecked on the British bark, Japan Nine men lost. NEW*MEXICO. Powerful Times In JYew Mexico—Jn Old Posit ioned Western i'antpalgrn—Politics and Pia- f(Is—•» The Short,Sharp Bark of Herring-era" —JVine hilled and about Portp Wouudrd, Santa Fe, September 3.—The Post, of yesterday, had the following corretpon denee from Lamsila: The election excitement in this vil Iage culminated in the worst affray ever witnessed here. It is do exaggeration to say that the plaza was literally deluged with blood. At the present writing, Sunday, the 27tli, it is known that seven persons were killed, while it is estimated that the number of the wounded will reach as high as thirty, of whom seven or eight will die. From 5 this evening un til 6 the plaza resounded with pistol-shots and groaus, aud for fifteen minutes of the time the firing was incessant, and it continued during the rest of tho hour. The Republican and Democratic par ties had severally selected to-day ns the most suitable time for the grand demon stration of the campaign and, at an early hour this morning, both parties com menced their preparations. The leaders were evidently desirous of avoiding dis turbances. The respective parties formed iu proccssiou aud passed each other with out break. Nothing happened until the meetings lmil adjourned. At o o cioek, p. m., both parties met iu the plaza and exelianged differeut^views. A pistol shot was fired, when a general fight occurred. Men, womeu and children hurried to their houses, but the fight was kept up. posited the requisite amount to meet the check in bank, but the check was present ed before the time stipulated. Captain Cameron and Inspector Well ing think the last link in the evidence to convict Rosenwieg will be completed to night. Francis Haggerty, a Westfield victim, is dead. The Grand Jury have found true bills of indictment for manslaughter in the third degree against Jacob H. Vanderbilt, President of the Staten Island Ferry Company; James H. Braisted, Superiu dent, and Henry Robinson, Engineer.— An indictment for manslaughter in the fourth degree was presented against Jno. H. Mathews, United States Inspector of Boilers. A duel was fought on Long Island yes ; terday between two well-known gentle men, General Fardeli and Signor L.Carzi Fardeli challenged. He claimed to have been insulted by Carzi in a speech at the recent Italian festival. Sabres were used Fardeli received a severe wound in the shoulder, which necessarily ended the fight. The plasterers intend striking for eight hours. Reports from tho North and South show that there is an organized baud of burglars working in the towns along the Hudson. They have a number of vessels now in their employ. Poughkeepsie, September 2.—A mob broke into a house and tarred and feath ered tho occupant, who is accused of eloping with a married woman, whose husband led the mob. F-W-4 CALIFORNIA. Immense Arrival of Tea reau MPimeullles—T/te ' of China. San Francisco, September 2.—The China mail steamer Alaska has arrived thirty-six days from Hong Kong. Her cargo includes 54,665 packages of tea, the largest quantity ever landed from one ves sel in an American port. China and Ja pan quiet. Tho British war steamer Ringdove re turned from Corea with two Englishmen captured from the wreck of the Chnsau. They had been kindly treated and uo in dignity offered them. The German, re ported by the Chinese as captured at tho same time, is found to have been left with tho Chinese, who, it is supposed, mur dered him and invented tho story of his upturo by the Corci ns to conceal their crime. Shanghai papers published authentic letters from Hie Corean government to lion. John Lemon, the lb»puhfieMii th 0 commander of the United Stab candidate for Judge, was the first, killed The balance of the killed and wounded are chiefly Mexicans. Another fight took place at Antonoln- co, near Los Vegas, in which two persona were killed and six or seven wounded. Tho people are terribly excited here, but everything is being done to preserve peace aud good order. WASHINGTON. Tht UrKI —Th.,w*ahtr. Washinoton, September 2.—Tito Light House Board is taking prompt measures to repair all the Light Houses damaged by tlie recent cyclone. The Treasury buys a million bonds Wednesdays, aud aells two million gold Thursdays of September. Meteorological. Office Chiif ok Siunal Seuvice, I Washington, D. 0., 8cp. 3. j RECORD FOR THB TAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. The barometer continue* highest in West Virginia, as on Saturday evening it bad fallen rapidly during the day from Lake Superior to Kansas, with fresh southerly winds, and has risen in New England. Winda have generally dimin ished in the lake region, bnt continue easterly in the South »nd Gulf States.— Cloudiness is now reported from the llocky Mountain stations, and has con tinued on the entire Gnlf Coast, with oc casional raiua, and with threatening weather iu the interior of Louisiana and Texas. The temperature has fallen from Lake Michigan to Kentucky, but has ris en very generally elsewhere. mMtinia. The barometer willprobablyf.nan Monday from New York and the Atlantic, coast to the Mississippi River, and still more from Lake Superior south-west- ward Pleasant weather wth probably continue without important change from Lake Huron to Tennessee and eastward; cloudy weather, with occasional rain on U.? immediate Gulf ,-oast; im reasme cloudiness front Illinois, Arkansas and northwards, and possibly a few local rains for the latter region. FOREIGN. •fVfllftrs and Men In Parlt. Versailles, September 3.—Tlie coart martial has sentenced Ferre and Bulher steamer Wachusett, when that ship np tin* river, in 1868, to inquire after tbo crow of tbo ship General Sherman. Tho letter is friendly and conciliatory to tho last degree, anil hod it been re vived by tbo commander at tho time it was intended to reach him tho subsc- sequent bloodshed would never have oc- cured. The letter was delayed for a few hours, and meanwhile, tho Wachusett sailed without it. Tho Gorman schooner Valodoro has been wrecked in Corean Straits. The crew escaped in boats, and wore picked up after great hardships. Japanese politics is quiet. The tea crop of Jo]>an is abundant. The silk product is from fifty to one hundred per cent, greater than for the last year, and of a superior quality, but the high prices check operations. Advices from Truezon, Arazona, of August 26th, onnocuces rich aud new silver mines discoveries near Prescott. criminals who are destroying the future of this State may, for the present, be too strong for tho imperfect laws oa the sub ject, and too corrupt to fear u jury, one- half of whom can neither read nor write, but they may yet meet the frowns and imliguation of an injured people, aud be forced to enjoy their ill-gotten gains be yond their sight. FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND. Suicide of an Jcfor— Boiler Uj plosion -Km/- gralion—Quarantine—Another iinblln Hem- oustrallon. London, September 2.—Walter Mont gomery, an actor recently returned from an American tour, suicided. He was married Wednesday to an American lady. A boiler exploded on board of a bark at Cardiff yesterday. The captain aud engineer were blown overboard aud drowned. The number of emigrants who sailed from Liverpool during August was 4,000 greater than the name month in any pre vious year. A strict quarantine has been establish ed on tbe Isle of Jersev to prevent the introduction of the cholera. Tho Amin, bound for Copenhagen, has been wrecked. All lost. monster demonstration will take placo at Phoenix Park, Dubliu, to-mor row, in favor of amnesty. PRUSSIA. Celebraliug an .iunlrersarp for .Vapolein. Berlin, September 2.—Tbo anniver sary of tlio surrender of Emperor Napo leon and tlio French army at Sedan was celebrated throughout Germany to-day by festivities of a patriotic character. Tho Bavarian Chamber of Represents tives is convoked for September 26. ltuift Deep l>lsy, in Tlirco /. clu, (o M All III1QD LIFEi Or, How to llnppy! Doors open at 7’urtalu RIbgs at 8'; o'clock. GENERAL ADMISSION 7ft c uts Family Circle ftOt-untM ; Hoy a and Colorml (iallcry 23 couta. Chil dren half prif . GRAND CONCERT! CITY HALL! HlitdonlH From FISK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TEKN. Mondtiy, Ncptember 1, ”^1 MIE PROGRAMME WILL EMBRACE A VAIUE- Come and Hear our Songa of 1 Love, Homo and Liburt.v' And add your mite to aid tho cauae of Popular Ed ucation. Wc have songs for the gay and the cheerful, We have souks for tho rich and the poor. Wo have songs for tho aad aud the tearful, Aud songs for tho right evermore. TlokotM ot* Admission - SOo. For sale at the Door of the Hall. Tho Hall will be open at 7>* o'clock. Iho Coucert wlU begin at 8 o'clock. eep4-lt Jfcu) ‘Abuerliaenuntc. A Good Chance FOR A HOME. door, in the town of Newnan. in Coweta on tho FIH8T TUE8DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, it liciDg tho 7th day of tho mouth, begiuniug at o'clock, and contiuuiug until all are sold, tny lam__ lying in the Fourth District ot Mid county, known i the “ HARDER PLAC E,’ CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND ACRES The aaid place is well waterod, and well timbered, there bolug about 8ix Hundred acres of the same iu the woods. I will soli it in tracts and parcels as fol lows : First. ONE HUNDRED AGUES, upon whlc situated tho dwelling house, a neat frsmo bill ■■■; ,?r. den well enclosed, itself containing near three —aud capacious Gin llouao with Screw, and small farms of FIFTY ACRES each I will thou soil THREE HUNDRED ACRES in parcels, or tracts of from Twonty-Flve to Forty acres that there will be sites. ihsll have each tract accurately surveyed, and FRANCE. LOUISIANA. Tin hM.n.ry A^tllM a tht City—4 U*.M .VtfUtl a I A, I'mmU rrttmmlimm—J Hlrmty Bmdi.tmt.nl irriul th. Mint, mmd City Ot* IWimlt—I^r.ty BBninc. nf th. It.dir.1.. New Ori.eans, September 2.—An offi cial note from Dr. Ruosell, Secretary of the Board of Health, state* that there is not a case of yellow fever in New Or- lenna. The Picayune, on the sanitary state of tho streets, says a providential interposi tion, perhaps, lias kept sickness from oar doors. Tho health of tiio city hot keen preserved in tbe face of the most utter disregard of sanitary precautions. Tho canals are stagnant with imparity and vegetation green and rank covers their surface and decay and fester beneath the hot ray» of the sun. Pools of foetid wa ter, the receptacles of dead animals and tho sweepings of the lcvoe are scattered over the country, recking with pestilence and filling the air with sickening odors. Jn many looalities the citizens are com pelled to close their doors and windows, and endure a want of ventilation and the exoessivo heat of the summer nights that the noisome smells from the streets 'may be excluded, branches of tho eit) as well of the .State Governmouttccm char acterized by imbecility, .corruption, fraud and violence. Tlie Grand Jury, reporting the condi tion of tho Boys’ Honso of ltefugc, state that the treatment of the inmates by Henry, ,Sui»rintendent, und Schwinrl, Assistant, deserves to lie stigmatizod as brutal and ruffianly in tbu extreme, and the sooner a jail wail is placed between society aud Messrs. Henry nnd Hchwind, the better it wiU be for society. u.d hop., t Judge Abell, First District Court, calis I oontmuanc# of u* Versailles, September 2.—Tbo As sembly accepted tho Presidency of Theirs, not because content with his terms or afraid of his resignation, but • because they could get no one to take his place. Tho Due. D’Anmalse* final refusal dc- rmined tho Assembly to support Theirs. McMahon, Changarnier, and President Gravy refused to vote. Orovv said ho as a better Republican than Theirs. Court martial has sentenced M.*Brissy, the Commune leader, to death. SPAIN ,f Uallurlng of the l artist Clans• Madrid, September 2. -Advices from tho frontier report that the (’artists have been ordered to report to their leaders on the 8tli, and be ready for rising on the 10th of September. T E L EG it A M S. ONE-FOURTH CASH : ONE-FOURTH IN ONE YEAR ; ONE-FOURTII IN TWO YEARS ; THE BALANCE IN THREE, WITH INTEREST FROM DATE OF SALE. Upon any and all tlivsn paynu-ntH oxcopt tlio first I will tako cotton at Fifteen Outs por pound, (1 moan good merchantable Cotton such sh Is usually sold In thin market) delivorod at Nownsn, Georgia. pay for thorn, by their own labor. Per non* doHiring mare than one tract can have tbe privilogo of purchasing additional |«rcola. I aball ell that persons buying can purchase adjacent I/emestlc .Von from all Quarters. Philadelphia, September 2.—A crim inal requisition for Evans, the alleged de faulting agent, has been issued. Chicago, September 2.—The locomo tive of a Cincinnati express train explo ded near Springfield, kilting two em ployees. Lowell, September 2.—Mrs. Teresa Perkins was found in.the canal with two scalp wounds. She was thirty-two years of age. Detroit, September 2.—Two emigrant cars ran off the track. An unknown wo man’s neck was broken, and seventeen were injured. Long Branch, September 2.—A com mittee of the Warmouth faction of the Louisiana Republicans arc here, waiting fbr an interview with the President. Nashville, September 2.—A million and three-quarters of State bonds has been paid for the franchisement of tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad, reducing the State debt that amount. San Francisco, September 2.—The campaign against the Apaches, owing, it is alleged, to interferences of tho Peace Commissioners, is a total failure, but tbe canqiaign of the Apaches against white settlements is a complete success. St. Louis, September 2.— Edward Chamouth, alias Dedulau, a professional osteologist, was arrested, charged with swindling $3,000. Tbo steamer Carrie V. Kountz, which sank below Columbus, is valued at $30,- 000. A portion of the cargo can be sav- od. Meridian, September 8.—Tlio sqnare boundod hy Front, Johnson, Rhodes and Commerce streets was burnt this morn ing, except »he Savings Bank building. Loss $100,000. The buildings were moat ly wooden, and hod but litUc insurance. A portion of the floods was saved. Washington, Scptcml>er 2.—Tht* Sec retary of tho Treasury has culled in 82, 000,000 of the three per cent, certificates. They cease to bear interest or bo availa ble as a bank reserve after the 81st of October. ir.Ti. jijcKif; Painter aiui Decorator^ O FFICE aWva W. O. Jack's, Whitehall street, r turns thanks to hi* old patrons for formw favor*, and hope* by Attention to bttsine** to mcrit« Sp364j advurtised. Any informiti Hinton P. Wright, at Nvwnan, (la. tho day tbu* Is* h.vl by applying to ruo, or 'la. W. F. WRIGHT, augl-MonA'WccklytlHtNov. Newnan. G*. Atlanta lioal iStiuto AtsscK'i- at.ion. mUK RKriUI.AU MONTHLY MKKTINri OK THIH I Association will be bold at tbo office in Railroad Block THIS (Mouday) EVENING, 4th instant, at 8 Members will please take notice and avoid fines for noii-psy>ii"ut of Installments dun. By order : .1, R. WALLACE, President. J. C. OotfXTXST. —e'y. _ mpBU Time and (’ash Salt 8—Ihu on, Floor, Mules, Ac. Ii\ LllH. BACON ; 1,000 bushels C T* '•* 'I ** * 600 Ijsrrnls Flour; csr losd Molasses; Cofftiu; a valuahl.i pair of Mules and Dray; a fin class second-hand Family Carriage, for o»ah or- time, until October or NovemlM r ; Also, loo city suburban vacant building Jots. Terras easy. Apply atoncoto A. K. HKAHO, Cor. Forsyth and Mitchell st’ *op4-ltndAcw Atlanta. Head of ThirdfSt., Sign of “The New Flag.” M1ACONJGEOHGIA. THE LAR.GEST IN THE SOUTH! ‘ SkilledllfLabor and Modern Machinery. ■All Work Warranted. Northern Prices for Machinery Duplicated. 8TEJUH KjraijrEa or jurr kwjtd jejrn nxx Findlay's Improved Ctrcutar.Saw Jltilt, Merchant MUM Gearing, most approved kind*! Sugar Mill* and Sm UM SLettletf Oran Front*. Window kill* and IAthteU ; ciuting* of Oran and Ora** of Every Ueterlption, aud Machine ry or all land* TO OMOEK. IRON R A I L I N G , Of Elegmnt D.il*n., .ltd *t Moutlnt D»fj Competition. «*-Ko Ch.ro tor Mm PMt.nl* hi ruhfcMnl Outfit of tUohlnorj for 8>v or Uuolunt M!U,._e*| REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ! Competent Workmen furnished upon application to overhaul law wtiw, *tc., la any wotton of the country. FINDLAY’S SAW - DUST GRATE BAR SHOULD UK USED BY EVERY SAW-HILL PROPRIETOR. Millstones, Helling, Circular Snws, Steam Fitting*, Bhbbit Metal, etc., etc. FURNISHED TO ORDER. TERMS, CASH OR APPROVED PAPER. R- FINDLAY’S SONS. Maoon, Ga. TIIE GREAT ECLIPSE Screw Cotton and Hay Press! Lomt Horse. [FOUNDED 1808.] MOORE'S SOUTHERN Business University, Cor, llroad A Alabama HI* ATLANTA, OA. Open Day and Night. . ooucscol instruction for Young Mon and Adults, qualifying them for any Position in Flnnnoo nnd Trndo, Evening Ntwtlun* from 7 to t> O'clock. 03- Student* can enter et any time. No teaching In claaae*. gar Catalogue* aud Specimen* of Pounansldp mailo.1 on application. Addrcaa IS. F. MOORE, sept4-lm PRINCIPAL. Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Ak>:iu(, Agent, Ailahta, Ga. 1MK TAl.I.t or TIIK MKMI UIM AMU CII.VUl.lUaOM X. F. aotwo wxvr: Morning Expren* leave* Chattanooga « JO A 1C Arrives iu Mfinphu. am* day., Mall Tndn leaven cliatUnooga.. Arrive* lu Memphis, next day.. , .XOffiO . anooga, next morning.... 6HA a M Mall Tram leave* Meofphia 12:10 A M Arrives m Chattanooga, next day 000PM :UP M m Patented Feb’y 27, 1871, by Findlay A Oraig. An ANTI FRICTION SCREW—A MECHANICAL WONDER. Tbl* wonderful Mechanical achievement in point of RAPIDITY and LIGHTNKSH of DRAUGHT, 8TAND8 WITHOUT A RIVAL, and is destl early day to nuperaedo ALL OTHER Cotton Screw*, bo they fabricated of Wrought or C**t Iron. powerful—in fact, the beet (wlthont a rou Screw Preeeee * ‘ — planter should use your Prese. OoLxraaomm, Ga.. December 21,1*70. o of the above Preeee* for next e vice of tho tube or nut In whieh the eerew works, le suoh as to i——‘stly r n ounce it the REST Screw Press IN THE WORLD, aad respectftiUy^nvtte a pnbtio leal wtlhMif an/all other Screw Presses. To purchaser* we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION or RKfTTND PRICK MONEY. SEND FOB PRICE LIST, ETC. R. FINDLAY'S SONS, Macon, Oa. CRAIG’S PATENT HORSE POWER, FOB DRIVING COTTON OINS. wmmpl-t. filrw*M> Mtfi B—4 »wi t* IntranWfi. tonmlmaso Wood Work, to* if m thmtnmam* (a*tMVHtUR WITHOUTtk. Udof .M«slutoe.^r ,, T Hutl.lntlim Ounrantood ox- Money Relnadod. BEND FOR ILLUfiTBATED 0IRCULAB. R. FINDLAY'S SO^S, oqtn. G*. The Now Portable Steam Huglae Por Driving Cotton Glue, Printing 1 m I extEa Tho farnaee l* eurroanded bv water, exeepl at 4oa». TW wafer bottrnn to a nerfect n fire. They ore ml* than 4 slave, aad FIRE EESUMAIHI OOMPAMIM MAD NO CUAJPJE where these eoglaee aro u*ed. SPARK CAN ESCAPE. RO MATTER ntng and ttmllar work. Awarded first CLrvulor and Price List. Kimball‘a B. k A. E. E. money AOAlNlrr EXPLOSION. It It a iMwl "spark arrester, M rn RO WHAT PURL IB UH1D fiMHMtorWOfi eoaeiSelioa la eeltan ria- et premia oxs by Intflu IgflMnfie M»m tend fisr Daamfrtlve