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THE DAILY SUN Monday Morning SurrEMDUR 4. JVVic Advertisements aliragt founu on Fir ft Page; lxxml and Business S’oticts on Fourth Page. *lL\-STKOKKS* ftaT The Courier-Journal lias discov ered a syndicate. Its name is Isaac Caldwell •ft- Hon. Ii. H. Stanton has been en gaged to take editorial charge of the po litical department of the Louinriltc Ledger, England doesn't like to be dis tanced by the United States in anything. Hearing of the Westfield and the Ooean Ware calamities she immediately set about getting op a calamity of her owd. The best she could do was the explosion of a gun cotton factory, and even then she was able to kill only twenty-two per sons and wound fifty-seven. •ft-The Courier-Journal says; “The Boa- ton Post says ‘ a Georgian is suspected of cannibalism.' This report springs from the fact, we presume, that Mr. Stephens has been trying to chaw us up.” Since the C.-J. has abandoned “ Bourbon” as a beverage and taken to “ New England Rum” straight, its juices have become so unsavory as to make it very disagreeable “chawing.” •ft- Revere, Massachusetts, has started a museum of relics recovered from the scene of the late disaster on the Eastern Railroad. Among the articles collected so far, is the skin of a man's left hand, torn from near the wrist on the palm and from the middle of the fingers on the outside. The skiu of the fingers was preserved intact, every nail being left on, and the appearance of them was fearful ly suggestive of stfffering. There were also a lady's left boot, quite small and badly burned; a new, large sized cloth boot for the right foot; a braid of black hair; a linen pocket-handkerchief; a la dy’s bosom pin of some hard metalic sub stance, which had evidently been through fire; a pair of long block ear-drops; a pair of sleeve-buttons; a pair of drab cot ton gloves, and a few other minor arti cles. • •ft.The “New Departure” papers have a standing joke (at least they think it a joke) at the expense of Mr. Stephens.— It has about made the run of the entire list, those of them having the tact to do so, modifying it barely enough to enable them, by a good stretch of conscience, to claim it as original This joke brings up at the tail end of the list—in the Lynch burg Republican—which paper puts it in this shape: One of our cotemporaries recently suggested that llr. Stephens would probably discontinue the use of hia initials, if his attention wore called to the p dicament in which a very alight typographical en would place him, as an addends to which the Pete burg rrofrtu very pertinently says: •*We think if A. H. 8. continues in the course he has so diffusely followed for tho past month, there will bo no ue of the typographical error to call public attention a certain fact." If there is anything that could lead one to think it possible that the “slight typo graphical error” would over bo deemed on appropriate change in the initials of Mr. Stephens, it is the fact that all those known to be asses arc now braying at him. e-w-s BOOK NOTICES. I. It is a matter of gratification to notice the extraordinary number of books for 3011th that are being issued from the best publishing houses in tho country.— Hitherto there has been plenty of books for grown up people, and books enough for children; but for those who are not children, and who linvo not arrived at the ago of mature reflection, there has not been enough works outside tho ordi nary run of text-books for schools.— Book-makers and authors appear to have arrived at an understundiug of this fact, and a great deal of mind, and a great mauy presses are now engaged in evolving literature for youtlir. Hans Christian Andersen has had much to do with show ing authors that talent spent in behalf of the young is not wasted—not hidden un der a bushel. No author is more goner ally known, and his books bnvo yielded liberal profits to their publishers. Miss Alcott, in this country, has also written a most excellent scries of books for youths, and they have found liberal sale. It is not strange then, to see lead ing publishing houses adding such books to their lists. James R.Osgood & Co. and RoberisBros, ers, of Boston; Hurd & Houghton, of New York, and Claxton, Remson k Haf- felfinger, of Philadelphia, are leading oil in this line, and promise quite a number of books during the coming fall and ter. The last mentioned firm has already sent out some of its volumes, mention of which will be found below. u. “Little Gems por Little People” is a volume of verses for children, which “children of a larger growth” may read with pleasure. It is compiled by S. H. Peirce, who lias shown great care and taste in his selections. They aro cheery, bright songs, which the little ones may love and learn and chirrup. They aro about things that childrcu can under stand and are measured to their compre hension. , £he volume is ueutly gotten up by Claxton, Remaen k Haffelflnger — For aale by Pinllipa k Crew. m. “Lowly Ways” purports to be “The Diary of a Poor Young Lady.” It tells how one whose whole life was filled with Christian humility, passed quietly and bravely through a round of onerous du ties, meekly living and loving, meekly nerving, and preaching ft first-rate gospel hy a “daily walk" that was “in the ways of holiness.” The moral of the story is irrepro 0 iftb’e. Th° narrative is enticing enough to lend the mind through it with out weariness. Claxton, Remain k Ilsf- felfinger, Philadelphia. Phillips k Crew, Atlanta. nr. “The Kino’s God-Child” is the name of another volume. This, os well ss “Lowly Ways,” is translated from the Germau. The volume contains throe in teresting stories, froy the first of which the book takes iu name. The stories are all well written, and have good and eucouroging morals calculated to make the young reader* braver and belter, a» well as to give pleasure in their perusal They may be a little <temurncspie, but arc ntirely dear, in every particular, 60 that the young mind may readily understand the stories and the instruction given through them. Claxton, Remsen k Haf- fel Anger, Phillips & Crew. Stw Music. “ The Jacket of Gray,” by Mrs. C. A. Ball, of Charleston, 8. C., has been ar ranged us a song and chorus by Stratford B. Woodberry, and published by Goo. A. Oates, of Augusta. Phillips k Crew have it. D. P. Foulds, tho well known music publisher of Louisville, Kentucky, has just issued “ Forget Thee, My Darling ?” a Iwdlad by Culixa La vailin', and “ The Angels Took Our Treasure”—a song aud chorus—words by Frank Dumont and music by J. 8. Cox. Both aro very dever. Satwnnat).Shipping tinre. MURRAY'S LINE—NEW \ *)RK dr SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY from each port, insurance by steamers of this line, one DECK, with subsistence ftlicccilantoui. r. o. throwjan, Proprietor Ex cols, or PUr»r.r.; YVorka. 1\ O. Box It O, A 1 l AN l'A, CIA. aup?8 Am. ffljf /Icrcntf Boning niacbinc ) • I ->». SUCCESSORS TO IN THE CITY! £■■<> DEAiuion:.. ... VIRGO, BULKLKY, Commander, Compose this Une. and one of these steamship# leaves each port EVERY TUESDAY. bills of lading given by these stewmsh! by all railroad connections, and also through bi lading given in Savannah on Cotton destined for Liverpool and Hamburg by first class steamships.— »/,. or passage, apply to HUNTER k HAMM ELL. 84 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AND 8AYANNAH MAIL STEAM 8HIP COMPANY. ph/uuei,i>hm ./.»•/> w- EVERY SATURDAY fbom turn port. INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMERS ON THIS UNE ONE HALF PER CENT. CABIN PASSAGE $2U WYOMING TEAL, Commander. TON AW AND A BARRETT. Commander One of these steamships leave each port EVKKY 8ATURDAY. Through bills lading furnished by these steamships by all railroad oounectioua. For freight or passage, apply to HUNTER k UAMMELL, 34 Bay street. Por Boston. 500 Crates assort ed granite and C C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. SAVE YOUR FRUIT! Orient*!, Vicksburg, CABIN FARE DECK 10 Oo |20 00 Through bill# of ladinfi given by railroad agent Boston, aud iu Boston by Steamship agents to priu cipal points in Georgia. Alums and Florida. t3- Through bills of lading given to Provideucs, Fall River, Portland, Lowell. Iawrente, Ac. Passage tickets sold at railroad depot, and state by writing agents iu 8a novO-tf Lor New York. THE GREAT SOUTHERN 8TEAM8niP COMPANY. EVERY THURSDAY. Insurance by this Line can be effected unde* open policy at oue-balf per cent, CABIN PASSAGE |2U 00 The first class steamers Herman Livingstone Chimeeroan. Com. Gen. Barnes, V. G. Mallory, Com. Will sail as follows: U. LIVINGSTON Scptcnili GEO. SHARP, Jr. n'htnhnu .mama, cm. *AM FA(*H RINM AM) MERCHANT JEWELRY. dealers in Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. FAIRS. DKONZK MEDALS for of GOLD. SILVER aud To AfricMiiHral M'air l ommil- ires. For monUdy, county and yearly Fairs: We arc pre pared to ftirnlah yon on the shortest notice pos a full line of PREMIUMS Of all kinds. We guarantee FF.RFECT SATISFAC TION, and will give the BEST TERMS. W e do not desire to make any profit off of County Fairs Just starting, and will take pleasure iu filling large o small orders. Give ns s call or write fbr prices. SHARP A FLOYD, augs Ira. ATLANTA. GA > SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS S EE tho testimony of Miss E. J. Hale, who known in Atlanta to be unexcelled in Pieser ing and Canning Fruit: Messrs. McBride tC Co.: Gr.NTi.lvKH: My success in the use of tho “Vic tory** Fruit Jar is so groat that I desire to thank you used of every esn introduced, from the old and "Arthur’s Patent" glass can (1855) till I found tho "Victory" And 1 unhesitatingly declare it to 1 the cheajx-st, moot simple to use, and the best f< keeping fruit in its natural state that 1 have ev« Very Baapect’nBy, GEN. KARNES.. 21. t 12 l H. st 5. VH. 5. Bills of lading given hereon cotton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg vis New York by first class steamers. For passage or freight, apply to pm WILDER A FULLAKTON, »9-tf No. ft Stoddard's Upper Range. For Baltimore. Steamers sail from Savannah during December as follows: Saragossa Thursday. February 2d America Thursday " 9th Aoragoasa Thursday, " 10th ..Thursday, " **d . .Thursday. March 2nd J AH. B. WEST k CO., llsy street, foot of Whitaker. HOME-MADE Carriages, Buggies, PIUETONS, - cfco., efcc., cfco., cfco. AT A— T. Pinnoy's Carriage Emporium, NO. 5 IlKOAD STKEET, .1 TLAJfTJl, GFORUl.t. The Plonror Carrtagu Manufactorr or Atlanta. H u work EQUALS Knot BUIU'AHSEH. I, Ot.uk, the Bttt .Yorthtm..'itade If "ark. And Iu dunbtiltT U TAB 8CPKBI0U-.il work tu- to, put up of lb. v«rj tu*t KMOUOd woud BU.l by THE BEST WORKMEN, WhU# in PRICES. I can compete with ANY MANUFACTORY IN THF. UNITED STATES. coll and examine tor yvormlt, of mod your orders 'fc| •T AOF.1T far KIMBALL bHOff.. •rringe Maaafactsrcri, of Boa to a. sngS lm a. B. ROOKS\ £10XTRACT0R FOR BRICK AND Notice. I HEP.EBV consent for my wife, MJW. E. W. MAB- BLTT. Uj be a Free Trader from this .late, a giswlmo J. M. M l DUETT. T iff* We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Co. Jufv4-oodlv NATIONAL JOTEL BAR. THE 11 KMT LIQUORM AMV TMS Most Export lulixei-H II THE cm. SPLENDID NEW billiard tables. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DBALEBS IN ItiPP, 'WilK-M, I.i<j IIOI'N, lcnm,Tonnppo. &p. No. 197, East Bay St root, CHARLESTON, S. C. h. anenorr. c. wi'lu t. u. nui JtilyMm A. J. HARALSON, Corner Marietta and Broad St**eets GEATERmiL AVCTMOAT AND fJOJHJHMSSIOJE JfiERVHAA'T, ^ND Wholeoolc and Retail Dealer In FURNITURE. •9. Consignments soUci tod. Cosh ad vancoa i conaigumcnta for auction in store. Rkfirintim—Meeere. Gordon, Willie k Co, Dank er*. Wall Street, Atlanta augR lm. MOUNDCITY Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF ST. LOUIS, MO. MI EKS A JOHNSTON, AKPntu tor Northprn Uporicla. 1 Atlanta,Ga OPPIOBnS r JAMES U. FADS, l’reatdent. . M. 1111 IT TON. Vice-President. M.-licsl lloanl. BRANCH BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Colonel C. PEEPLES, Pre sident. WM. If. TULLEH, ESQ., VJoo-rrtwidenf. TUUHTHK8: Even P. Howell, J. W. Morrow, J. C. Kirkpatrick, O. W. Htmdi-rson, John A. Kitten, l -nlowick J. llill, Albert Howell, Gcorgo K. Gibbon, Richard P. Glenn, diaries II. Ktllian, rctary. ■ Rill annual pro mt of a ii travel or rc«Utenc.o. ually on all policies whic h iree, and Inpmpor*' forfeitable after the jay iiiliim. No restriction Dividends declared ■ have been two years in the amount of premium Ollier i No. 45 Whitehall Ml., Up ftfafrs. M YKR.H A JOIINHTON, aug23-lm Agents for Nortlicrn Georgia. University of Georgia. BEVBNTY-riRBT YEAR. FACULTY. A. A. LIPSCOMB, D. I)., IX. I)., ClIAKCELLOR, P. U. MELL, D. D., Vic* ICHOULI. Anciont Languages W, II. WADDELL, A. M, Modern Languages—M. J 8MRAP. Ph. f>. Rhetoric, and Belles Letters < IIAH. MORRIS, A. M. fthlea and MrUphysb s I*. If. MELL. D. I). Mathematloa WILLIAM IttlTHEIvKoRD, A. Natural Philosophy W. L. BROUN, A. M. Chemistry, Geology, and AgrlrtiRure—W. L. JONIX. M. D. I Civil Enginncrlng -T,. If. OH A ft BONNIER, A. M | law W. L. MlTcllELI.. A. M aud It. D. MOORE, M. D. University High School W. W. LUMPKIN, A. M A. L. HULL, A. M . B T. HUNTER, A. M. Fpm nest session opans H »f law, Agrlcnltnre, and civil Engineering, which have lM*n expanded to embrace a much larger field. Industrial bchools of Telegraphy, etc., ars estab lished in connection with IheUniveroity Hiffh Scboni which opens upon Heptemlar 1st. Tuition. Including all other foes. In oil Deport- menu, $1U0, viz fid u|>on 1 tl» S. ptember, and $fio upon lAUi January. Board fid to $»0 a month. By incasing, students reduce,this to |1U a mouth. Total expenses f 276 per annum. For furthrr information, address the Chancellor, or WILLIAM IIKNRY WADDELI,, Secretary of Uto Faculty, aug22-2twdlt University of Georgia, Atbeua, Ga. University High School jj > ATLANTA, OA. $ EXBRCIHE8 or THIS SCHOOL WILL UK umed In the I ‘ University Building. Mitchell streets, on M< her, 1«71. PROF. J. A. IlICllAUDMoN, A. M . Lola of tits Atlanta High HehooL Principal. Terms Tleimonnblo. , angThtf UiKtlnlmod FruIgbL U1 the miirrnn DAILY AND WEEKLY, Live Paper on Live Issues’ ppBi.T»Tmm nr Atlanta Shi PiUiu Cm, ATLANTA, OBOTMKA. Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. R. WATSON, News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. Q TERMS OB' HVnNCllIPTIO>. Dally Per Annum ■ Hlnglo Copy six Meant Hm •7 OO I Three Month* A OO I One Mouth u oo 711 wxua Por Annum i Slniglo Copy • • • 9 OO* Three Coplee , , , 4 50 'Ton <'oplo« • • . • 14 oO Twenty Coplen • • 05 OO Finy Copies . • 50 00 Xs T rnxm a Wnglo Copy ■< Thra* Copleo Ton Coplw Tw.ntjr C'opU. FinyCoplw SiHflf t'mptn of the Unity «Hf HVtfil,. mi I hr Cinst«r, • I (U No flutwcriptlnn., to Urn WCRNLT, roclTwt for . .hortor potoit th.n .Ik Month. 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If money sent In au unregistered letter ia loet, It must t»e the loss of the person sending it No paper will bo sent from the ot |«id for expires. •Y- Persons sending money by Kxprooe must prepay chargee. 9 office till It to paid for, i a will always b* eraood whoa ha Hm« To Oorreepondente« remain In Grawfordrllla. MU oonneetton w a Intended for him, either on private inottotaa hi a paper, I * * s * * “ II lettere on Ofhlreased to J. Henly Nmlli THE DAILY SUN ■ Os much Read Ing Matter os any ^(U l within Um raaeh of all whe would Weekly Suir~- THU SUIT a th* oran of Uw P*opl«, th* Advooat* of J**Us« th* UiloT* ot ■omil.r Right*, and tha opponent ot burdana h*ap*d upon a tax-pafiog p*opU. ma Oppr*a*ioa* of *11 Idna*. It will adliar* to th* old, aaf*. tlma-honorad ImnWMrti ot th*P«—MSi* fit. tr. and awmly oupoaa anr -D«partui. tb*r*ftom. Mr. Rimn to th«*n*ghly anllatad in th* Worts and will contribute to It* oohian* atoMMt daUT. V V. uk lb. fri.nil. ot lliwrl,, .T.rjwh.r. to .1* la ..Mrila, om MaakhM. Oar TatVk.nr/ rh^p 1.|.T Hd It. Clnh n.ti’. or. pkrtM .Wl7 avnnbl.. I Til. l-r .i.l.i.U.I oonlMt for Itll will I- lb. no.) iBVOftMt la Oo kMorj ot AaMHM. TIM laMM* 1 olrnt o. momoaloo,, .od Idl that piiwcrU bold dMr la ok ibla. - •UN WILL BNO y. 1 "****&■ **■ borne down the Vurreot which la making ShilS^mto^|oel bayoaoto, have theuoi mvom ua tha uaenpetttotkmel au and 16th Asssndmeate la Rm OoneMtHtoU ami Mm I mm. Tha RoMto Hareasked m, gtaWM, Itoi of Itedlrallsm, Centralism and Imperialism The uadleata. with Um aid o< bar *— meeeuree of Uie so nailed 14th OM the majority Faetioa la OongfOM. c*-pt. Indorse, stand by, defend and build upon l pledge of «nine moot •’deport" fri.ro the Mth . k U» the enentr’a comp . and while they and the Radical dohorte which that W til) for ua all to go with Urm. a law others are advtsing na to hotdawrpmm ami dislrar t the oonnselS of the Democraiio Forty I Verily, If w« should hold our pease, "the stones won Id cry ox thus counsel oar people to accept and welcome their own rat*. m4 (tool #ad flap *• • of the ntrouet Importooee that Uteee Issues be dlmmaaod now I fw the ode General Gonventlen ef the Forty wlU he, oat andy wreng true tool of Bern oorooyta • who Is a tmo friend to that liberty. The rlghte smd HI in U»e North; aud we oi the are not c<.ramo® to R< sarred Inetmment, oil. the Whole people ora Jeopan as no loteeeataat atobo in 1 Mouth hav. d Mouth, ai lartfc •! _ We respect fnfty aek a fWr sbnra of public paUon|y. J. HENLY non, Mnftpr, ATLAWTA, oa aetfan, J not called Cur within thirty days Consignees : J. T. Loyd, I package; Hai. md. A.. 4 box.-s Udj» . >, Fetus k Jim , 5 boxes s<ep, U. A. Alston, 1 box, r. II. Brooch, lbox.T. Alien. I bog beans; John I~ Conley. 2 twxes; James Kr^mas, I tiedetead: R. L. Emery. 1 seed chsu* r. Usury k Oo., 4 bble. Hgner and 1 box; J. Jones. 1 package lwddlng;f. M. Hn h- ardsoO, 1 More and fixtures, P. Thomas, 1 box; Wm. Wood, 2 packages moulding; O. A. Witty. 2 boxes tobacco. KJ>. A. WkBNEK, Agent angM lm _ Musical Instruction. Jllior. HCTCm*«yN, tr.rrrtnr or th. L "style an i suppbMi with the Uet bquors la^th- j Beethoven Society, Atlanta, Tea. her of PionoJ’orto. shJttJSs^rcasyr Lrtssfs ^ ^ m^». fronds who rlva an a calL Address Cara I*wahe and llayncs, Whitehall sasll-lm LAS WELL k FLLBEK. stre.-t, or P. O. Box 261. sugU-lm «%. We roeper tmily oak oar Weakly LANB8BERCHM LUMBER YARD, omnrri otcomoiA nailiioid trorvr ATIjA NTA.GA. Colion Jatlox on6 ath*. Whit* Pine •aMh, Window* ttb will Kind* ot Ifrroord and framing iMtnber, kHMf A. LABMBtBa * 00.. IWfcMm WIXBBHFOT ^ COTTON FA< Agent Cotton P< N0.3.WAUKEN BLOCK, OPPOSITE01 ____ All hnain*** eotrnakNl lo himjrill bat* lOM Mb Son. Order* for Bamfog, T1«* or Rope and Fkaafy S*VpS<* promptly I commission i m no vmirr. T^ovZoiNN*. Ia*., rwrtWik* TatmrnOo. IW. W. M—baa* * rurnr H**al Bn*. e I