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THE DAILY SUN. Thuudat Mobs mo Shtemskb 14 ^gWOff^^AeSunBIkliug, West tide <f Broad street, Scarud Boor South <f tdT New A'lrertisemenh always found on First Page ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. CC^-UIr . - f..AJJ—' -L-1-11A- ” To Uwfin, — Wepnbttrhln full, the decisions of the Soprano Court; also the daito “Pro ceeding*” of the Court, and keep the great lcugtlw in tlie mutter of tlm c uuli- uates themselves, in the'My °f Qj>nc:lia- of Cf* tion—when feeling secure upon the n - / the l)e point. Bat the conduct of tnain Depur turists, so flagrantly violftire of every principle that binds the hoiseet masses of the Democracy together, has rendered it neoeesary to be more particular. Xho country must have unquestioned evidence (uo mutter how got) thut hereafter there is to lie “no cheating round the table.” There is now a necessity for a wide-awake eye, growing out of the vile machinations of the 1 ‘Deptu'turists, " who, though now repudiating their exploded departure, are yet eetWe (it may lie well enough sus pected) in devising new schemes of di- •haeaeaz.« *■ w I. 0. Camu, Thomson, OA. M. O. Sisaws, PaHoe. Ua. ► ♦ W. 0. Duns, Jr.. IsBioUm. 0». Turns. Must A Oo . whlu rblu. Onen Co., Oa J. Is We ask the special attention of dhf readers, to the letter of our Washington City oorrespM0aak«sto, if mi i*moM\dg~ui* even by'repeal, (for the"‘amend to-day. We oommend it to all those meuts” are sought to be regarded by urn to-day. who do not see clearly our way out of all the political iapublee now »y. b; “upon the proper principle, alone, would furnish a pan A majority in flff^S^i^frouSe of sentativee, would itself, do the work—-do it peacefully and ConMUdimeeUy too. She TTrwien Krxlrla nnf nnl« flut *'nflfftfl RtnnffL nant ri> hear It afllrmisl ill a rttlillhlii'All poet to bear tt affirmed iu a republican government, that tbo aupreuu power realties In tbe iA-glslatum. • only la the pespU who bavo delegated irtloua of It V> the diforent branches of at Property apeak!ng, neither of tbeee superior. Tbejr are In ono sen »e equal and co ord i nate—Thr LfffiiUiturf u ctmtrolcd by Ike Constitution, and to tbe Judiciary the people have intrusted tbi power ol Interpreting tbe laws. And as tbo Coustl luttou !■ the apmu taw, tbe court* In tbe exorcise of their fuuctlona must nocessaril/ determine whrlker tke Acts of the Legislature inlrjrfr provisions. Hooae holds not only the "purse strings, ee Csto leys, but they also hold the “im peaching jjpwrr." MW ally themaelvei on the siAe of usnrpa- tion and despotism, the people, through their repreeentative| t „JkuUL > .ilm rod of impeachment over tCom. One of the grounds ol the impeach- . , ... —■— 1 Jbdgu Chase Bat, it it Haiti, the partitan conutrac- ifftev novr . tion of the present Supreme Court pre cludes relief from that quarter. Be it ho. It not, at least, the popular branch of Congrats yet within the reach of the people—and does not that body hold tbe pnrso-fltringa ? Even in England the House of CommoDH 1mh legally, time and again, corrected the abuses and usurpa tions of tbe Government by withholding HUpplien ? In truth thero is no want of a remedy if the people of the country shall deter mine to apply a proper one. Success, iti the next campaign, upon the proper principle alone, would furnish a panacea for all our troubles. If, on the other hand, hucccsh could be attained on miuor issues, with the main evil ignored, defeat would be preferable. Ah tbe famous ancient physician, Pliilotiwus, said to ono who presented him liis finger to dress, and who (ho perceived both by bis complexion and liiH breath) had an ulcer ii his lungv, “Friend,” said he, “this is not a time for you to bo paring your nails!” Cato. the Democrats came ibto pow leiul of JefTorsou, by «urh men oh Bradford,) <£?££! SSlXStJ; tion relied for Li* ju»tiflc»tion, to be sub mitted to the jury for their judgment upon it* merits. As the friends of Liberty then hold and maintained, so we still hold and rat**. Ha inan oriminal proai'ou- t ions iii tins country, whether under “En forcement Acts” or “Ku-Klux Bills,” the jury constitutes a part of tlie Court, and have equal Constitutional right to puss upon the validity of the law, so-called, os the 7flilge. Juries in this country are judges qf the bur as well as the fad. With a Democratic Howe -Ol ltepn - Rcntatives, therefore, atone, radical Jmlg os may bo hold in awe, if no more. But with a majority in the House, tho bayo net could no longer bo used in tho en forcement of either unconstitutional acts, or "fraudident amendments,” existing ouly “ defactu," uot “de jure"—only by might, and not by right. This is the doetriuo of the Blair-Brod- hoad letter, which is said to bo so Her lutionary. But wherein is there any thing rerolulionary about it? Is it rev olutionary to stop tho unjust nso.of tho sword? And to stop it, too, “in the man ner and by the authority Constitutionally appointed T" This if tho whole of the "raw head and bloody bones” of the revolutionary principles of tbe Blair Brodhead letter, and the Democratic Platform of 1808. Sensible meo cannot bo imposed upon by aigr such stuff aa this, attempted to be imposed upon them, ss argument, by those whose object is to get them rotunla- rily to surrender their liberties. We. therefore, repent, Cato is right when he says that “ success" by a popu Jar condemnation of the iniqnitons usur pations of the ruling Dynasty in tho next campaign, will prove a “ panacea;” and, tee add, neuOumasia, "to all our troubles.' Let the people uot bo deceived or alarmed at any ol the Uadiool howls about tho rerolutiomn-y character of the remedy proposed. A. H. 8. GTON * VoRKKSIMI.V DUNCE. MTA8H1N Letter tram Cat*. Washington, September 8, 1871. Tho very fuglemen (in this city) of the New Departurista have abandoned the mischievous heresy promulgated by tbe i Convention, and even las (^denounce the further lead- hip' of its New York* authors. Hit them again; they have now no friends 1 The dadge mam is to have no platform at sir. hdt to nominate candidates at a Na tional Democratic Convention, and thero »dll; But tor tho stupid attempt to indace old-lino Jeffersonian Democrats to tn/brte the Radical programme, perhaps the great parky of Jeffersonian Democra cy might have been satisfied with a gen eral denunciation of tbo conduct of the in power. An Opj-oeitioo, ordi narily, is not, strictly speaking, obliged to advance a general policy, or put forth &fldfc*m«f#Hnotple8, or, in fact, to show its hand upon one or other iwrticu- hr points. Indeed, oaeof the chief mis- Agdnnm attending the blunder of the “Npw Departure ' consists in the necessity whhdt Us illhers hare created tfdenounc- urptho dootrinesof the schismatics in our own ranks, as msft ss times of the com mon enemy 1 And how is this disagree- ahiadaty-tobe avoided in a National Convention T Certainly by no other maa^s than an assured gnnrsutoo of the nomination of candidates whose \9s names shall be synonyms of loyalty to the ammunition, as nadentoed aad int prated by the fathers? Upon tho mere understanding which universally existed prior to the tire-brand thrown into the party by the Denutntut a. racy might very well have i tinned unanimity, even jiy declining the saperfUiaim Aanun the platform of 1868; and still further, it might have gone be _ - M 1* ry of poliBck The coa lition of Mr. Fox and Lord North was npt accompanied by a sacrifice of prinei- iperly spesldmg,' of the side of either. It was, therefore, to lie classed among the mere (tupidities of politicians; and look at its fate! But wliat is to be said of men who, after a life-long ad herence, or pretended adherence, to eon- -— : tutionnl principles, and distributive ilif tliis is the upshot of tho New Departure. The "amendmei ~ ents” complained of are, in fact, mere acts if a Congress, not legally con sliluled, and to say there is no legal remc vernal consent ns such) is to claim for that bodysupreme, irrepejilable authority over the lives and liberties of n people boast ing of thqiy freedom, scoured under the iHp _ ihijWMe had fkbMIMto part in tho formation of the Constitution) said upon this subject, iu 1798, when the Con- —1 usurpations of tho Alien and Acts were discussed before the people: After tbo tratba enUbli'bod by our revolution— 1 knowledge which lilu> , I did not ex- mdford, of said iUiecellaiuone OtbucrtiBcmcuto. UIM1IALL TlO U NK DANCING ACADEMY. M.)K. ROBISON rMuertftlUy nuiinunceH hi tho oiti/.cittt of AtUuU that bo will coutiiiuo to give iuetrucliou In Uie ••Pollto Art," iu Uio oleg»nt Ball ltooui of tbe H. I. Kimltikll Houeo. rians for uontlo- overy Monday ami Wotluoaday atH o’clock, i*. m. Hoireo ovory Friday at » o'clock, p. m. Will com mence c'aea for ladicHaml children on Saturday, tbo 18th luetant, at 4 o’clock, i\ v. Private loaeoua given wbcu deairod. For ftirtber information, apply to Prof. ItobiHon, at tbo H. I. Kiiuball llouao. aeplgiOt A Good Chnnce FOR A HOME. itWlDR tbo 7th day of tho month, b«Rlmilng at 10 o’clock, and couttnuiug until all arc Hold, my laida lying in the Fourth District ol tiaid county, km aa the «HARDER PLACE,” CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND ACRES* The aaid place la well watered, and well timbered, there being about Six Huudrcd acre* of tho same in the wood*. 1 will acll it iu tracta and parcels aa fob Iowa : Flint. ONE UrNDIlED ACRES, upon which art aituab'd the dwelling bouae, a neat irame building with hvc rooina thoroughly coaled, with glass win dowa. and aubatantial ix*ck chimneys,—with a gar den well enclosed, itself contaluing near three i —and capacious Gin House with Screw, aud barn built atnee the v that"there will bo water, limber and good building sites. 1 shall have each tract accurately surveyed, ami the boundartea well dt-tlned. I will sell on the following terms ON IB-FOURTH CASH ; ONE-FOI’BTII IN ONE YEAR ; ONIC-FOURTlI IN TWO YKAUH ; THE llilANCN IN THREE, WITH INTEREST FROM DAT! OF SALE keti delivered at Newnan. Georgia- YOUNG MEN—Honest aud tnduatrioua and all others have now au opportunity to buy hoiuoa, pay for them, by their own labor. Persons desiring more thau one tract cau have tlie privilege of purchasing additional i»arcela. so soil that iH'rsoua buying can purchase a«ljaceut tracts. This land will positively be aold on the tlay thus adverbs*.1. Any Information can tw ha.1 by applying to ma,« Hinton P. Wrtghl at Ncwnau, Ga. W. F. WRIGHT, aug4-MonkWeeklytlstNov. Newnan. Ga. Hecbktaiit'm Qvm. ) Atlanta Auau'L-LTvnAL and Industhial Aw n, } Atlanta. Oa., Sept, li, 1871. ) £jOLONRL lUOMAi A. HOWARD, as the repn>. aantative of this Association, will address the peo ple ujhiu the agricultural Interests of the country, at the following places, and on the days and dates named. NAMUKL A. ECHOIC, Secretary. epUmbcr 14. IstwrenceviUe, Friday, Gainesville, Saturday. 1C- Canton, Tuesday. 19- Camming, Wednesday. 90. liahlnupga, Thurada)', 91. Griffin, Monday, 98. Newnan, lYieettay, 98. IaGrauge, Wednesitay, 97. OeaipbeUtoe, Friday. 99. Palmetto, Saturday, 90. Conyers, Monday, October 9. Social Circle, Tuesday. 9. Greensboro, Wednesday. 4. Uuiou Point, Thuraday * ft. 1 a' xiugtou. Friday, 6. Athena, Saturday. 7. Unclaimed Freight. 4. F. Loyd. 1 package; Diamond, A., 4 boxes tobac co; Pettis A Hro., 6 bones soap; H. A. Alston, 1 box; W. N. Broach, 1 box; T. Allen, 1 bag beans; John I* Conley, 9 boxes, James Freeman, I bedstead; U. U Kmerv. 1 need Meaner; Henry kOo., 1 bbls. Utinoi aad 1 box i J. Jones. 1 package bedding; F. M. Rich ardson, 1 shove and flxtorea; P. Thomas. 1 box; Wm. Wood, 9 packages monhftng;0. A. Witty, 9 boxes tobacco. ED. A. WERNER, Agent. aagW Ha JOHN MILL EDGE, Jr., Al*TOBWEY A.T LAW. Office In Grant’s Unikling. corner of Marietta and Broad streets. Practices in the Courts of the city and county, aud the United Htetri District Court and tlie 8u- a Court of Georgia. autfll-Im iUistcllantouo Life Insurance Co. C'UAUTEBKD BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA. CAPITAL $600,000. OWNED AT HOME AND M.lNAOKD BY Nome of oar Bm Flnancirrs. Orer 4,500 S-oHciee issued .Since June 1st, 1800. The ouly Company doing business In the South that has ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with tbe authorities of the Htate of Georgia for the protection of Policy Holder!. Policies Upon all the YABIOTJS J-L1NH Ol INHUItANCF I88DEU. A Sxtan of 33 per. cent, of the M-rtmSum Olsen Whin Desired. ALL POLICIES NON-FOBFEITABLE. WO RESTRICTIONS AS TO REBI- deno* or TravoL Strictly aHome Comp’y With its Capital and Investments at Home. It appeals to those who desire to avail themselves of the benefits of Life Insurance to give It their pttronago. The time baa arrived when every thoughtful man is disposed to make this wise provision for thoee de pendent upon his life. This Company proposes to give all tho advantages which are offered by foreign institutions of like character, with the opportunity ofttaeplng the vast t in our owu midst, which are auuually sent abroad. # PEOPLE OF THE COTTON 1 STATES Foster Home Enterprise. aiisttllanroiiG STEAM ENGINES. T HE underafgaad Is prepared to furnish Steam > ng net* for Haw Mills or Plantation use, of any size cleaned, of the Most Improved Styles and Best Makers, ou the shortest notice, giving guarantee to »U aold. ON HAND FOR BALE : One 15-horse Engine and Haw Mill, complete. Has been nsed sixty days. Also—One New Portable Engine, C-liorae power. Will be sold at a bargain. A. MURPHY. ang80 lm Atlanta. Ga. OITT FLOURING MILLS, ATLAJTTJS, GEO HO Id. If *11 (kings nre equal, why not patra Ire home manntarture t I HAVEfuruUbt-d in, Mill, throoglurot wiU> NEW And IMPKOVED MACHINERY, Old »iu nuw grinding new wheat, and am prepared to and will guarantee evary pound of floor that I sell to come fully up to representation; otherwise, it cau be ahip- ned back to meat my expense. I*azu prepared to furnish the trade. In any quantity, in sacks, half sacks or quarter aaeks: PRIDE OF DIXIE, from choice white wheat. CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red wheat. CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY. STAR MILLS FAMILY. BRAN, sacked or unsacked. J # E. BUTLER, Proprietor. augll9m [FOUNDED 1MN.) MOORE’S SOUTHERN Business University, Cor. Broad A Alubomai Ht«. ATLANTA. OA. gltCrikc 4k Co IN THE CITY! Active and Energetic Agents Wanted tn every County and Town in the South. ADDRESS OB CALL ON WM. J. MAGILL, SUPERINTENDENT AGENCIES. Office, 98 Whitehall street. Ofilco: ATLANTA, GA. LEWI8 H. CLARKE, AGENT GEORGIA. EDWIN 8. RAY, Medical Examiner. OFFlCEIlHi WM. B. JOHNSTON, President. WM. B. HOLT, Vice-President. GEO. 8. GBKAK, Secretary. JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent. .1. MEltCElt GREEN, Medical Examiner. M>i>t8-UwdAw3ni. ]VrE3FLOI3:^.]SrTS 1 BUY CROCKERY and GLASS No. 47 Peachtree Street, —FROM— T. FL. HXPLBY, JMPOUTEB AND JODBEK. SOT ESTABLISHED 91 TEARS. -%» Keeps a large stock. Occupies THREE FLOORS—90x190 feet. Inducements offered to cash buyers Equal to any Market. Atlanta, Ga„ August 9,1871. aug 5 2m. Mount De Sales Academy FOR rOUJTG LjtMES, (Conducted »t tiik Siktkes or the Visitation Hoar CMtonavlUo, Five Milas West of Baltimore, ltd commaudiug an exu ustvu view of the surroun ding country—the City of Baltimore, the Patapeco River and the Chesapeake Bay. Tbe grounds attached to the Academy are exten sive, and afford the pupils ample space tor exercise. The hall for 8TUDY AND RECREATION. TUE DORMITORIE8, Ac., have been constructed with a view to PROMOTE TUE COMFORT of the youug ladles. Address for particulars, MOUNT DE SALES. Catonsville P. O., Baltimore Co., aug 14 lm Maryland. B. Z. DUTTON, PRACTICAL STENCIL CUTTKlt, DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER ! IllASS ALPHABETS, DliY AND B : FLUID STENCIL INKS, Stencil Dies, Staiuplug Dies, Railroad and Uotel Cheeks, Mi HrandaTAo., No. 61 Whitehall 8t., a few doors below Uuutor street ay N. B.—Particular attention paid to Brandi and Stencils for MorchanU, Millers, Tobacconists and Distillers; also, to Name Platea, for marking clothes, ‘ ' rill be sent to any “ minding Ink, Ac. University High School ATLANTA, CA. Open Day and Night. THOROUGH PRACTICA course of instruction for Young Men and. Adults, qualifying them for any Position in Finance and Trad©, iu the shortest possible time and at the least ex- Evening Sessions from 7 to 9 O’clock. Students can enter at any time. No teachiug in classes. f f Catalogues and Specimens of Penmanship mailed on application. Address 14. F. MOOBE, wpH-lm PRINCIPAL. Musical Instruction. pROF. HUTCHINSON, Musical Director of the Beethoven Society, Atlanta, Teacher of Piano-Forte, Organ and Melodoon. Address—Csre Lawshe and Haynes, Whitehall Street, or P. O. Box 96L aug94-lm To Parties Desiring to Build T HE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Atlanta that he is now prepared to thsp*r1ni*nd ih« Unit dint: and Fini*hinr,*r I hd rini oh inE Jhpmrlmunl only, of mtty Mitral VImat Uouae they mmy triah la Jfrgei, He has at liis command a picked set of hands, end feels confident iu giving general satisfaction. REFERENCE -Col. John L. Grant, Longlny A Robinson, and Fay A Corput, Architects. joiijr c. jrtcuoisS, OFFICE IN AIR-LINK HOURS, PRYOR STREET apOT-Cm A CARD. X 0 meet the demands of an INCRRASINO WHOLESALE BUSINESS We have secured Urge and commodious store rooms iu tbe Kimball llouae, ftoutiug on Decatur Street, nearly opposite Moore A Marsh and 8ilvey k Dough erty, which we will occupy ON 1st OCTOBER NEXT, nd where we will be glad to receive our friends and ustomers. With those increased facilities for doing a Wholesale Drug Business SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to tho trade. Until 1st October we will sell our present Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Ac., at reduced prices, PBMBMtmfjr, TjrietaM * cm., augJOlm Atlanta. Ga. CBAS. X. STAPLE*. L. A. B. BEA1 Staples A Reab, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND Gen’l Commission Merchants Commission, for Selling Cotton lq' Per Cent., 278 Broad Mtreot, AUGUSTA, CA bktxb nr pxiuii8t>ioB : JOHN P. KINO. President Ga. It. R. A Banking Co. U. H. HICKMAN, Pres’t GranitovlUe Factory aud Savings Bank oi Auguste. J. SIBLEY k SONS, Cotton Men hante. JOHN M. CLARK k CO.. Merchant MiUert. septd-lmw. TO TLEIZSTT, A STORE ROOM ON DECATUR STREET, '^'KXTdoor toC. A. Howell, between Willingham Building and Air-Line Depot. Apply to C. A. Hawaii* sepll-lw A.<lmliil8ti*ntoi*'ai 8alc. STATK OP Gkoboia, \ TAI.IAI XBBO COUVTT. ) B Y viitue of an order of the Conrt of Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in November next, 1891, between the lawful hours of s«le, before the C**urt House door in Crawfordville, in aaid county, the Plantation whereon Mrs. Dovey Clemmons resided at the time of her death. The situation is healthy, society good, convenient to railroads, churches, mills, and poet office. Land suited to the culture of corn, cotton, or small grain; in good repair. Mr. Alexander Clammona is on the place, and will take pleasure iu showing it to any person wishing to purchase. Terms, twelve months 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. rpilK EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE 1 rxcumed In tho banement of the Og University Building, oorner of Washing! - - KfMgj ** ^l Of Mitchell streets, on MONDAY, the lllh of Septem ber. 1871. This Term will be divided Into two quarters—the first ending 20th November, 1871, ami the second ending 2&th February, 1879. Terms tier quarter : One-half before main tiou. and tne remaining half at the end of tho quar ter. Primary $12 60 Classical 15 00 Incidental fee for quarter, inadvauco 60 No atudeut will ba received for a less lime one quarter. No deduction will l>e made except in cases of absence from absolute neeeasily. PROF. J. A. RICHARDSON, A. M., I Ate of the Atlanta High School, Prinoipal. augOO-tf Georgia—FuHon County. Fulton Supimion Count—Apail Txsm, 1871. Mabtha F. Utah) vs, [ Libel for Divorce in aaid Court. Gionon A. Rtan. ) It appearing to the Court, by the return of the fihertff, that George A. Ryan, tha Defendant in the altove atated case, does not reside in aaid county ol Fulton, and it alao appearing that he doee not reeide tn aaid State of Georgia, it ia. therefore, ordered by the Court that service of aaid libel be made on said go A. Ryan, by publication of this order in any public gazette In thu State once a month for four months, previous to the next term of thia Court.— Granted by tho Court. J. M. Cauiocn k Bov., Plaintiff’s Attorney. A true Extract from the minutes of aaldOourt Juua 1st, 1891. juuo6-lAw4m W. IL VENABLE, Clerk. SAVE YOUR FRUIT SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS S EE tho testimony of Mias E. J. Halo, who is known iu Atlanta to bo unexcelled in Preserv ing and Canning Fruit: Messrs. McBride tt Co.: Gentlcmf.m: My success in the use of tho tory" Fruit Jar is ho great that I dcsiro to thank you for introducing it into our vicinity. More than ton years ago I began canning fruit for homo ubc, having used of every can introduced, from tho old tin cau aud "Arthur’s Patent" glass can (1865) till I found tho "Victory" And I unhesitatingly declare it to bo tho choaiiest, most simple to use, aud the host for insurance Compann. “Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan.’ The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NT. LOITN 310. J A'olhlng Concealed Yolhitig Exaggerated—A'o False Expecta tions liaised. ri'HIK CDMI ANV orrgnx TIIK HJBUC a NKW FKATtlUK PECULIABLYIW OWN. WHICH HOW I EVER. diH-i not d* part from the old, well-tried and safe principle!, w hich uuderlie all sound Life lu- OHKTT. O F SEVEN PER Ou all cash Premiums paid to the Company. Ihl* Dividend cau be uaed To lleduee the Amount of the A'ext 1‘remlum—To Increase Ih Policy s or, Can he Wlthdrairn in Cash at the End or any Policy- Fear. This is Itrally a Sc'en per cent of Money at com pound Interest, Coupled with the Adrtstslages of Life Insurance. Then-1. no nucnlalnty .bc.ut 0>. AMOUNT of tin, Aunu.1 Oividcud, to J-ulicy iuilderm. It ia , Jellnitp All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE. The MaaaachuactU non-forfoitiug law’ is adapted by tbe Company voluntarily. If at any time a Policv Holder is unable to pay bis Premium, the cash surrender value of the Policy is placed to the credit of im policy aud keeps it iu force till the surrender value ia exhausted. If the full auuual Premium is pxid every year in cash, aud ol! Dividend! or Interest Accumulations h ft iu the hands of tho Company FOR NINE YEARS* the Policy will become SELF-SUST AININO For ail time to come, aud keep itself iu force for its full amount WITHOUT ANY F URTHER PAYMENT • Tlioteo Ad-17-antffiiOffi arc not OfferodL Toy Any otMer Company. Another equitable feature in the Company Is that all its premiums takeu in Georgia will ba invested iu to State, to assist in building up its owu resources. This Company is not confined in its operations to tbe Seven surauce upon any the well established plans that may be desired. For FurtUer Information Apply to CrailStOIl & StTObhaTt, General Agents for Georgia, AmfUHta.Tlm Decatur Btroet. Opposite Kimball House, Atlanta. Ga. Ijnrbumrc, tEutlcr^* ©nns, W. L. WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Ga., CHAS. WYNN W. L. WADSWORTH & C0.» Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Oppoeiito James’ I’.anlc, September 10-ly Whitehall Street. ATLANTA, GA NUBNCRIBE FOR THE SUN 1 THE SUJT Is only $7 per year. Uniocraitn publishing Compann. UNSECTIONAL, UNPARTI8AN, UNPOLITICAL 8GHOOL-BOOK8. The freshest series of Text-Boohs published containing the latest results of diseovery and seienti/lc research. Officially adopted by the Virginia mid Georgia State Boards of Euucmtion, AMD NOW I.AnoKf.T I! 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AddietiS P. O. Box 64U, anirw 9ni Atlanta. Georgia. HOTEL EOll SALE. Notice toShippers. TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, ) Wkstebm k Atlantic Kailboap. } Atlanta, Ga., Scptemlier 21, 1871.) VHI8 ROAD WILL NOT RECEIVE FOB TRANS- - POUT AT ION scrap iron in boxes, barrels or hogH- jufjr4-eodlY 108. HAMPTON, H. D. SALMONl 1 , P. A. BA&BOUB. Drake's Creek Jitiifs. F, A. BARBOUR CO., j^EALERS IN FLOUR, MEAL, % SHIP STUFF, FU.VA/./.V, MKJS'TICM 1*. r ’ HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT. -«» prodnoa dallTered at tba depot free of charga* r|l HE HOUSE AND LOTS IN GRIFFIN, GA, I known »b tbe Beeves Hotel, now occupied ns a hotel by G. W. Grant, eligibly located near the Dt>i»ot, containing 22 rooms, good outbuildings, stables. k>\; splendid water, ganh o ajsit. and acre lot will Is* sold at Administintor'a sale, on 1ST TUESDAY iuO<TU BER. Tkhmk:-HWO 'cash; balance (iu six and twelve mouths with interest from January. ro»aeastoii (liven 1st of January. Sept. 1-U. O. J. DRAKE. Adm'r. 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For circulars containing full particulars, apply at the Book and Music Stores, or tbe College, I ly26-dAw2tn A. J. A ANNIE D. HAILE, Principal* POHTBR FLEMING, COTTON FACTOR COMMISSION MERCHANT, JACKSON 8TBKCT. . . AUGUSTA, OA. Commission for Helling Oetton, 1 •« rer Cent, angfil-fitw I AM GLAD HE HAS COME. ■ Ilangi Oeorfli I CAN now cans your chairs, and make them look new for the sains you will pay for a bottom. ><> charge for varnishing chairs when I cauo them. a><d 1 warrant all i/yhslattring:, Bmawtiurg Rvyairimf, tic., to give aatiafaction. Furniture covers cut, made and a fit warranted. Hair and spring luattreeaea made to order. All kinds nf household furniture and up holstery dons at the shortest notice. I have re moved to DeGive'a Opera House under Maya*’” * Auction War*room, ou Marietta street. 0. B. BROWN. apl6-dm Late of Richmond. Va.