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SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1871. NO. 415 THE DAILY SUN PabUiknl Ijj the Atlanta Sun Publishing CMnpnnj. Aloxmmder II. Iltuhtm, Archibald M. Kiwl|bu, J. Ucmly Smith, Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor. A, JA, Wataeu, - • - ■ News Editor. J. Detox SaUth, General Editor and Bus! newt Manager. Lout Kdltor ■ WILLIAM H. MOOBE. Traveling Agent. ■ A. M. W. HILL. A. W. HXABD, Wu. bnu. Jr.. Ntw. A«**t. Savannah, keep. BOW TO UKHlf ItuJIT. We wm b. responsible for ft* rafe arrival of Ml win mat as by Money Order, by Bagteimg Lot ter. by fxpreae, or by DnfL hot not ouwnrin. If m^u^raat^a an anregletafed letter U loot, u uu.t Ho inter will be tent bom the once nil It la paid a».«tet wail will tlnji b. mud whin th. Um. jgf ptrytnn money by Express must pre- W. aw^. will BMUdn in Crawfordvill*. Hid ooomertidntttti Th* So* will not change hi* resl- aiai oa.te. iwdwakilafi for him, either on prl- I with the Political De- ** iinaHfn^iVnui"^ of any kind, connected with , exoait lta Political Department, should be d toJTBenly “ h, Manager, Atlanta, Ga. 'Terms ofBubioriptloii f dl n Dl.XZi7i $7 00 OS* Month ■■■■■■ •• WEEKLY PEE ANNUM : Bngte Oopy. ,r ^:. -•*» °®jr v.v.vr.v.v.v.v.v.v.it S V s * l4 26 00 M 50 00 SSf. cj&Trr.'. . . . . »c~n. WEEKLY—SIX MOUTH8 Hi ogle Copy. W* Month*, Three “ “ " Ten r “ Kilty x 41 * . 2 26 . 7 00 .13 00 37 50 No subscriptions •b oHer period 8h*n the time paid for expire*. oh, to the Weekly, reoelved for a i oar hooka when CLUBS. Name. for Ulnkaniwet alTbe mot .1 the awe time aud take the paper for th* tune length of time, and all be at tbe aame poet office- Each subscriber's name will be written on liiB pa- per-the aame in Club* as otherwise, lo secure the idvanUgc. of Chib ran. it iei only neceteuy 6 • 'on for each one aball Legl •ttin term of suliecription Term* ot* A.«lvortl»lnflr. >, Cobun 1 Col mu 40 00 For ale** period than $ 6 wo 0 00 13 00 1C <i0 IK 00 30 00 33 00 24 00 27 00 30 00 32 00 35 (W 33 00 55 00 3 WEEKS ~t~TW 12 50 16 00 20 00 22 00 26 00 28 oO 31 00 33 00 36 00 38 00 40 00 43 00 65 00 1 MONTH. nr«r«r 15 00 18 00 34 00 27 00 30 00 33 00 36 Or 38 00 40 00 43 00 44 00 47 00 75 00 TELEGRAPH NEWS Uj the New York Associated Press. SATURDAY’S DISPATCHES. WASHINGTON •VwmjMli af th* Prewiden f — Th* Treasury and th* JMff HtTatcalian edrbltrmUr* Jp- jNtafMl. Washington, Sept. 10.—Grant is at Washington, Peunsyltania. The Treasmy has issued an elaborate statement exculpatory of itself in the Hodge defalcation. Hodge’s bonds are $40,000. His property is estimated at $60,000. The Mexican Commission reassembles next week. M. Meredith, of Pennsylvania, and Caleb Cushing have been appointed as arbitrators to Geneva. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW YORK. $ week, fl per square (ten lines’ofWld Nonpereil type, or occupying that much space] for the tirst iusertion, aud 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisement* in the Local Column marked with an asterisk, (*) will be charged 25 cents per liuo each Insertion. Advertisements under the Special Notice be*d leaded) for less time thau one week, will be charged Advertisement*. except for Mtablished busi- ness houses, in this city* must be paid for in ad vance — - a ide on the shore rates for r yearly advertisements. No reduction will be made o soarterly, eeml-annnal o bbt.ma, ROMP AND DALTON R. R- TRAIMA DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDKD. Leave Selma 8:43 a. U., 8:15 F. M. Arrive at Borne Arrive at Dalton Leave Dalton Leave Home Arrive at IkhM 5:41 F. M., 1:45 a 7:40 F.M., 3:60 A. 7:50 A. M., 8:30 P. 9:37 A.M., 10:45 P. 8:10 F. U., 9:44 A.: THB WESTERN * ATLANTIC (OH STATE) RAILROAD. MIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta K ” Arrives at Chattanooga... r PASSENGER TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Chattanooga FAST LINE TO NEW YORE—OUTWARD. ■ - 6:30 pm drrlveee* abiu!"' 1.41 • m DAT PASSENGER TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga , : rr * “ Arrivra at Atlanta lMvm ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD. ,225115 Arrives at AUacta.. THE GEORGIA ( ^ .AUGUSTA) RAILROAD. ~(No Day 7Voi« on Sunday.) Night Pssaenfer Train arrives #:» *• m Night Passenger Train leave* *•»» P- “ Day Passenger Train arrive* ® P' S Day Passenger Train leaves 7.10 a. m Htone MouuUln Accommodation arrives . .8:05 a. m Htoue Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6.3* p. m MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Day Passenger train leave* 7:65 a. m. leaves Macon m. Day passenger Train arrives m Night Pseaenger Trainleaves St S' Leave* Maoon .6,06 p m. Night Passenger Train arrive* Anrives at Maoon » •» P- “ ATLANTA AND WE8T POINL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives 19 00 M. I 46 P. M. Leave Selma Arrive at Montgomery. Arrive at West Potnt... Leave West Point Arrive at Montgomery, ..10:07 a. m Night Paaainger Train Imre* 42:46 p. n» Day Passenger Train arrive# P. m Day Passenger Traiu leaves 7.10 a. in ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE RAILROAD. Leave Gainesville • ™ **' Arrive at Attanta. “ £ “ Leave Atlanta . S' Arrive at "• ■mob & Augusta Railroad. PA | PAMENOBR train D ILT, SUNDAY* ^ EXPECTED. Leave AngnstR *1.... Leave Maoon at Arrive at Macon at.... Arrive at Augusta at, Western Hailroad of Alabai 4:10 AM 6:40 A M 11:63 AM 13:30 PM , 6:15 P 61 Leave Columbus * JJ Arrive et r M Atlnsette eud Usslf Hsllrsad. I tBOM flevanneh, Ga., via Albauy, Jacksonville end Tallahassee, to (Julucy, Florida: .10:16 P. M .. 160 P. M Arrive at Jackeinvilki daily 1:46 P. M Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sunday* #x- cepted 7:36 P. M Leave Tallahaeeee daily (Sunday* e * c *P* 10;W A M fgcave Jacksonville daily Leave Albany dally Arrive at Satannah daily aug7 Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Aeeus, Agent, Atlaeta, Ga. TIME TABLE OP THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON ». GOING west: Morning Express leave* Chattanooga 6:30 A Arrtw. in Bemphl.. «B. Aey 1»1» P tUll Train te»TM Oh.tt.noog. ! T. L S Arrives in Memphis, next day uwrB Mar* MndUlmtntt eigatnat J6»rlhsi«h- eid*—C***n*lly'* Fritnd* h*ldmMt*li»g—Th* Urtmt Mm Junction CmM, New Yobk, September 16.—Tbe Kings county Grand Jury brought iu many in dictments, including, it iu believed, coses of Dr. Perry and Madam Van Buskirk, also of Jacob Vanderbilt, Capt. Braisted and others connected with Staten Island ferry. Prof. Mahon went on board tho stea mer Mary Powell, this morning, at West Point, on his way to New York. Noth ing peculiar was noticed in his manner. About an hour after going on board he jumped from the steamer toward of the wheel into the rivtr. He was undoubte dly struck by the wheel, as his body did not come to the surface. Boats were lowered and effort* made to Have him without 8UCCCH8. Ilia act was undoubte dly deliberate, au coat and overshoes were found in the vicinity where he made the fatal jump. Ho went on board the steamer with his housekeeper, who seem ed to have suspicio i that the old gentle man was in trouble. He said to her, don’t follow me about. He succeeded in getting away from her nml disappeared. He was seen to make the fatal leap by one of the pilots who gave the alarm. Professor Mahon was a nuu about 70 years old, and apparently lialc and hearty. A search will l»e made at once to recover the body. A preliminary meeting of about two hundred of Comptroller Connolly’s friends was held this evening in a room at the corner of Dame aud Centre street, to prepare for a public demonstration in | his favor. Moses Daly was appointed Chairman. The speakers wero ex-coro ncr Cover, and Peter McCorry of the Irish People, newspaper, both of whom expressed faith in tho integrity of Con nolly. They blamed Judgo Barnard for making distinction botween defendants. They declared that all tho defendants ought to stand shoulder to shoulder.— Resolutions wero passed to the effect that tho singling out of tho Comptroller fora sacrifice was tho result of a conspiracy of tricky members. The Bake Shore dividends will be olli- cially announced to seek the exchange Monday. The terms of dividends is for ty per cent., or iu other words, a division of fourteen millions among stockholders. The company makes up the 665 percent paid on the receipt on new stock, and reserves tho right to call up 33i percent in cash. When this is all paid the script will l>e made full paid stock. The cash is to be colled up in installments, aud only as tho company needs the money. Specie shipment over a quarter of a million. Ex-Judge Stewart, a criminal lawyer, is dead, of typhoid fever. A joint committee of citizens and su pervisors report no over issue of city or county bonus, and that the debt was cor rectly stated iu August at seventy-one and three-quarter millions. The sub-committee for investigation of details will report next week. The injunction don’t clog municipal affairs, there being twelve millions free in the treasury. The World says it is, of course, utterly iinpc lible thut Comp troller Connolly should remain in the office how. His retirement is merely a question of an hour's time, perhaps, pos sibly of days, certainly not of weeks. If he does not resign now, the Mayor can not avoid impeaching him, and tho stig ma affixed to his administration by Judge Barnard foreshadows the sentence that would inevitably be passed on him by the Court of Common Pleas. If he is foolhardy enough to brave a trial, he has no reason to expect the Court of Common Pleas would treat him with more tenderness than Judge Bar nard. Wc are confident he will not brave such a trial, and we hope to hear of his resignation in the courso of the day. . Another meeting of tho committee of seventy was held at the Chamber of Com merce yesterday. The only business of consequenco was tbe appointment of a committee to draft an address to the peo ple of the State advising them of the lie comity of a new city charter. Governor Hoffman had a private inter view with Hall and Connolly to iay.J The fricnds|of Connolly proposo a mass meeting to protest against the action to wards Connolly by the other Tammany chieftains. v l The injunction against tho New York authorities cannot be dissolved until the general term in December. UT^H. 4 UtnUh Cmnmlry lamynmy Salt Lake City, September 16.—'The Gentile residents of Salt Lake Lity wre organizing a cavalry company. 3:40 1>. M 3 :00 P. M 6:26 A. M COMING EAirr: Mail Trstn leeve* Memphis Arrive* In ChetUnooge. neitdey. ..10:30 A M ... 5:00 A M ..12:10 ... 500 PM a. /I. HOOKS % C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of ell cl*****. Fl**t*rin« and Ornamental work. Stone Cutting, etc. Gridin, Ga., May 13.187L JL ui w ,t-- r Over one hundred names have already been caroll ed. owtr Th* Knighte Temnylnr. Cincinnati, September 16-—Three spe cial trains leave to-night with the plars from tbe South and West for Balti more. ► 6-4 ALABAMA Th* JMlmbmm** nndChmtlmnmngm Mnilrnnd—Pmr- thtr Is*gal Pro***ding! Montoomeuy, Septcmlnr 16.—-United States Circuit Judge Woods refused tho appointment of a receiver, ou the appli cation of W. F. Drake, a second mort- goge 1 >ondholder of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, upon the ground that the State Courts had possession and jurisdiction through a receiver. Judge Woods, upou petition of W. A. C. Jones. second mortgage bondholder for one hundred thousand dolla.s, granted an order to show cause, on the first Monday in November, before tho United States District Judge, why ithe Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad should not be de clared bankrupt. KgBXVOKY. Heath at an Kid Turfman -The Mae**. Lexington, September l(i.—Joseph Shawhan, the oldest turfman in Ken tucky, died to-day, aged 'JO, from inju ries received by being thrown from a horse. The track is bod. Ginger won first 4:15), 4:14). Bombshell won second— 2:214. Pilgrim, Longfellow, Beulah, Nellie Gray and Morgan’s Scout entered for a three mile race Saturday. MASSACHU8ETT8. The Hull rex-reUUee. Lowell, September 18.—The City Council had a special meeting to consid er the prevalence of small pox, which pervades all classes. Eleven new cases to-day. Wobcesteb, September 16. —There were twenty-four delegates elected here who are hostile to Batler. Butlorites took possession of one ward and elected delegates whose seats are to be contested Boston, September 10.—Charles T. Simpson, Treasurer of the Chelsea Gas Light Company, attempted suicide. He will die. Ho u charged with indecent assault upon a boy. ILLINOIS. Urell/i et Jedff Chert. Chicauo, September 16.—Judge Chose is here. He is quite thin, but his eyes arc bright, figure erect and his speech slightly ufiected from disease. NEBRASKA. JiciHocrnlic Car f remit a h MtUeled, Omaha, September 16. —Gallagher, a Democrat, is probably elected as delegate to Congress from New Mexico by about five hundred majority. VERMONT. • Heath of an Kid Lawyer—Km ye. Burlington, September 16.— Simon lummiugs, the oldest lawyer in the city, died, aged 78 years. A negro barber attempted an outrage H|M)ii Alderman Johnson's wife. Ho was •id iu twenty thousand dollars bail. N-W-M CALIFORNIA. The Nani ft Pacific Mallraad, 4fr. San Francisco, September 16.—The surveyors of tho South Pacific Railroad have reached Petropolis, thirty miles from Los Angelos. A Democratic State Harbor Coiamis- siont r was elected. FOREIGN NEWS. mediately taken to jbolish tho volunteer ayatenxand substitute a paid Fire De partment ; LOUISIANA. The Murderer* Mixtruled. New OiujEans, September 1C.—Jolm Williams, Alfred Peoanoux and Noel aliat Madison Hampton, all colored, were hung to-day in St. James parish, tor tho muider ot Frcderiok Menthatb, May 10th. They wero executed on tho mot where the murder was committed. Th< heriff, executioner, jailor and guards a’! were colored. FRANCE. The JVeliouet Oeerel. lUweeeud— ThtCmteme Treaty—•flare i'amiuuni*!* Sentenced. Lyons, Sept. 10.—A proclamation to day aunouuees the disarmament of tho National Guard. All arms in tho pos session of tho Guard are required to bo surrendered within two duys, and lines and imprison me jt follow a failure to comply with the terms of the proclama tion. Regular troops replace the Na tional Guards when disarmed. Versailles, Sept. 16.—A majority of tjio Assembly is known to be favorable to the project of tho law for the customs treaty with Germany, including Alsace and Iiorraine, tho result of which will be the evacuation of the. departments of Aisue, Aube, Cote D’Or and Jura, by the German troops. A dobuto upon the bill introduced by Count de Pelusat, au thorizing the signing of such treaty, will take place to-day. Gen. Changarnier is dangerously ill. The Alsace custom question has proven a troublesome one, and fears are ex pressed that unless it is speedily settled the entire trade of Alsace will go to Switzerland instead of France. The court-martiul to-day sentenced the agent of the International Society, M. Parry, to imprisonment, and certain sol diers to death, for passing over to the Insurgents on April 14th. ENGLAND. The Man I Cent* Tnnnel—The Camlng Mrnca- atta—Th* Wheal crop—An Ml mar Iran M**rg*r Hentaneed. London, September 16.—Tho Mont Cenis tunuel was traversed in thirty-eight minutes. The air is excellent and the raijs perfectly level. Duke Alexis’ squadron is at Plymouth, where it remains a week. Tho Loudon International Society promise the Loudon weavers that they will prevent tho importation of foreign workmen. The Loudon Labor League denounces the introduction of foreign workemcn into English shops as a dange rous political expedient. The wheat crop is reported disas- terously deficient. Clark, the American land forger, has been sentenced to eighteen montlis, im prisoumeut at hard labor. SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES. SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston, September 17.—Two yel low fever deatlis wore reported for the twenty-four hours ending at noon Satur day, and one for the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day. The genoral testimony of the physicians is that the disease is dying out. The number of per sons sick at this time is very small, and those who are sick ore generally doing well. MINNESOTA. Valdtmllh Maid .Mgmin. Minneapolis, September 17.—Gold smith Maid's time, yesterday, was 2:18). 2:171 and 2211. In the second heat Lucy came iu only a neck behind tho Maid, thus making better tlmo than ever slio made before. The nnck is now and sandy and gave way beneath the hoofs of the horses. The honee were in splendid condition and trotted tbe scoond heat with apparent case. Doklc thinks he will go below his Milwaukee time the first fa vorablo opportunity. KENTUCKY. T/t* Mace* Paelpaned. Lexington, Sept. IT—The races that were to have come off Saturday were post poned on account of tho mud. WISCONSIN Pour Sailer* Hreuued. Milwaukee, Sept. 17.—Four sailors from tho bark 1j. D. Pomacy, wore drowned to-day while going ashore in a yawl. WASHINGTON. Prabnbilillet. The barometer will probably continue to| fall in tho northeast. Fresh and brisk easterly winds, are probable for Lakcn Huron and Erie. Tho condition are favorable for light rains to-night along tho Atlantic Coast, followed by clear aud plcusaut weather on Monday. Pleasant wleathor in the Gulf States, with local rains on the immediate Coast. FOREIGN. FRANCE. DOMESTIC NEWS. VIRGINIA. The Fireman have a Hotly Maw. Nokfolb, September 17.—A serious affray secured last night between the United and Hope Fire companies of this city, growing out of a jealousy that lias for aome time existed betw een them. Aland 8 o'clock in tbe evening, u number of men from the United company, pro- ncedid to the engine houxo of the Hone company, on Coke stroot, dragged the engine aud hose carriages into tho street and then went away. Half lionr later a crowd of men bclougiug to tho Hope collected aud proceeded to Main street, meeting tho United men near the Atlan tic saloon, when lighting Ijetwoen the two companies immediately commenced. During the fight about 20 Bhots were fired from revolvers, by which two men wero seriously and four slightly wounded. The police gathered in force and succeed ed in arresting the leaders of tho riot, aud restoring order. The Lowell firemen, who aru visiting this city, were at their hotel during the riot ami are no way implicated iu the affair. It is stated that steps will be im- if ('union!* Treaty .terry!td by the .learatbly Furl her /,Vgf««I.>n to Talee Flare• Versailles, Septum! ht 17.—The As sembly lias just aa opted by a vote of 503 against 31, the Customs Treaty just included by Count de Rcmurat aud M. Ponyia Quertier, representing France, Herr Von Arnim and Count Herzog, on tlia part of Germany. Alsace and Lor- ruino are included iu the treaty, the con sequences of which are the immediate evacuation of the Departments of Aisue, Aul»e, Cote d’Or and Jura and^the re duction of tho German army of occupa tion of the other Departments to fifty thousand meu. MARKET REPORTS. WESTERN MARKETS. •ShiIi, Br.eed.lnir., ternin, W'hl.kv, Btr. Cincinnati, September 10.—Flour full prices; family $5.85(o^5.8G. Corn firm at rill. Pork dull at *12.75; held at 813.00. Lard drooping, held at!). Bacon bouy- ont but unsettled; shoulders 7; clear sidea held at 8; clear rib dull at 7). Whisky 90. 8t. Louis, September 10.—Flour firm. Corn scarce and higher. Whisky 89. Pork *12.60(^13.00. Bacon firm in order lots ; shoulders 7; dear sides 8. Lord 9(.i9b FOREIGN MARKETS. C.lt.n, .Ifoho/. Bond., Kir. Livebpool, September 1G, Noon.— Cotton opened firm; uplands9!; Orleans 9)d. Later—Cotton closed firm; sales 10,000 bales: speculation and export 4,000. Evening.—Cotton closed firm; uplands 91; Orleans UJ. London, September 10, Noon.—Con sols 93t. Bonds 931. Sugar, on tbe spot, 35a Gd(o,:!Ga; afiout 28s Gd. SOUTHERN MARKETS. C'ell.H, Bu.ie, Teer, Malnetn. rfeg-er. lie. New Ubleans, September 1G. -Cotton strong; middlings 19i(rf20; not receipts 184; gross 23G; sales 600; stock 19,057. Bank sterling 231. Sight 1 premium. Gold 131. Bai,tuiuiik, September 10.—Colton quiet and firm; middlings 2Ol(«)20|; net receipts 98; gross 157; exports coastwise 33; sales 116; stock 890. Memphis, September 1G.- -Cotton quiet and firm; middlings 20. Augusta, September 10. Cotton firm; middlings 19J; net receipts 160; sales 220. Moiiile, Heptemtier 10.—Cotton firm; middlings 191; not receipts 145; sales 100; stock 6,206. Noupolx, September 10.—Cottoniirm; low middlings 19}(»19j; net receipts 795; exports coastwise 158; silica 20; atock 1,264. CiiAiiLEsroN, Septemlier 16.—Cotton firm; middlings 190191; net receipts 260; sales 100; stock 4,945. Savannah, Septemlier 16.—Cotton light demand; low middlings 1810181 net receipts 382; exports coastwise 202; sales 100; stock 3,896. Galveston, September 16.—Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary 17@ 171; net receipts 216; eiporte coastwise 230; sales 200; stock 13,440. Wiluinotok, Septemlier 10.—Cotton firm; middlings 19*; uct receipts 58; ex ports eoustwise 21; sales 123; stock 938. Spirit! turpentine strong at 53. Itosiu firm at 82.10 for strained; $1.50 for No. 1; 82.75 for No. 2; $2.40 for low No. 2; $7.00 for extra pale; 80.50 for pale. Crudu turpentine firm at $3.75 lor yellow .lip; 84.50 for virgin. Tar steady at $2.75. NORTHERN MARKETS. Celled, Khmntlml, BreeedeleeKe, Brmlm, Be. New York, September 16.—Cotton quiet and firm; middlingj uplands 21 i ; Orleans 211; sales 355 boles. Cotton soles for future delivery last evening, 3,600 hales; September 201020]; October 19) @19 1-10; November 19i@19|; Decem ber 19(019); April 20). Stocks dull and rather heavy. Governments dull but heavy. Stato bunds dull und heavy.— Money 3. Gold 14. Exchange—long, 8*; short, 9. New York, Septemlier 16—evoulng.— Cotton quiet and firm; sales 468; uplands 21; Orleans 21). Cotton sales for future delivery, to-day, 4,900 boles; September 20); October il9J@19); November 19); December 19 9-16019); January 19). Bank Statement.—Loans increased uearly a million und a half. Specie de creased over kulf a million. Deposits decreased over two millions. LegoJ ten ders decreased over three millions. Money easy. Sterling nominal. Gold 14014). Governments very steady.— Southerns doll and weak. Tennessee* 72), ucw 72); Virginias 62), new 69; Lou isiana 65, new 60; Levees 71; 8* 88; Ala- bamas 100; 5s 67; Georgias 82; 7s 91; North Oarolinos 41, new 24; South Caro lines 76, new 50). New York, September 16—midnight —81s 18); 62s, 16); 64s 15); 66s 15), new 13; G7h 14); 68s 14); 10-40s 11), Philadelphia, September 16.—Cotton quiet and firm; middlings 21); net re ceipts 40. Boston, Septemlier 1C.—Cotton qniet; middlings 21j@21); gross receipts 12; exports to Great Britain 32; sales 300; stock 6,000. WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT. New York, September 17.—The oot- ton movement ot tho week Bkows an in crease in receipts over lcit week while the exports uro largely in excess of lust year. tDaicl)t*, Jemtltp, (ftr. SHARP A FLOY D, Jewelers and Sill ver>Snithe, w ■ HAVE RECEWTLY ENLARGED AND 1MFBOYSD UftudBoiiioet Sale-Boom in the South, and added Freeh Attraction* in Receipt* at all port# 13,561 Againat for hut week 9,137 •' proviou# woek 7,579 •' throe week# niuco..... 7,814 Total receipt* since September let 31,860 For tho corrcMpomliuK period last year 33,883 Showing* decreeae of. 13,033 Export# from *11 port* thl* week 16,815 Haiuo woek l*#t yew 3,840 ital export# for the expired portiou of the cotton year 30,430 For the Maine time laot yew. 10,903 Stock on hand at *11 porta....* 85,238 ' “ name time last year 55,358 Stock at interior town# 10,291 Same for aame timo last yew 12,975 •ck in Liverpool 498,000 " “ name time last yew 490,000 American afloat for Great Britain 51,000 - tunic time last yew 17,000 Indian afloat for Europe 716,186 '• ” asino timo last year 448,345 The weather South timing the past week was rainy in many sections and inteferod to some extent with picking operations, to say nothing of the damage to the crop. FINE WA.TO Of Sterling Tintc-Keeplng T rillii. TUMnlTL r*Hi ' BeautiiM Opera, Vent and Gaard CEalaa. AN UNEQUALLED DIAMOND STOCK, Embracing ,onu VERY raw STOW*' Aar Wgtt* tetri, CoraL Koran Mi*' I sterling Rtlverware fbr Wedding graved without Charge In Superior Style, Tine Plated Ware, French, Marble and Broaxe Clock., Wedding Ibaa, Irtiatie ti'ina Me. We rad Agealafcvthe DIAMOND SPECTACLES, The Beat Aid to Impaired Mfht Koovn. We (ire personal attention to Repairing ot Jewelry aad Watohc#, And ten tk* Finest Workman In th* City. Wo take Pleasure in Showing our Store end Stock to *B. ire oarer Greater Inducement* than UkrUafar* tm rnrehaaer*. SeptUbdtf New Reate to Habile, New Ortons Vtokubarg and Texas. SHARP | FLOYD. OBITUARY. Dikd, Iu (hi# city, ou Wednesday, September tbe AC th yew of bor age, Mu*. Minerva L. Jks- widow of the l*to General Ueorgo K. JeMup, of Madinon, Morgan county. Our dear aud much lamented friend enjoyod, a* she d, iu a uioru than ordinary degree, the con- aud lovo of her friouds and relatiree; and her death ha# occaalonod a void in many hearts, which will not soou bo filled. The bereavement of a beloved husband but a few month# before her own decease, audio whom, for years, sho had boon tenderly attached—her great suffering* during the lest weeks of her life— these mental and bodily trial# would hav# soroly shaken the faith and constancy of ono endowed with less patience aud Christian resignation. Her religion, which admitted her in early life to the blessings of lull communion with hsr Haylor, through His Church, was Indeed ever with her. It enabled her, through God’s grace, to bear afflio* i, dlseaso and pain, with firmness, tranquillity and cheerfulness, and at the last to fkll asleep in Jesus, trusting In His merits alone, for a name and place among “tho Saint* In light” “ ’Tie sweet, as year by year wo loso Friends out of sight; in faith to muse, How grow* iu Paradiso our store.” 0. Qlmnacmento. DeGive’s Opera House- XTttA GALA NIUI1T. Mauilay, September 18th, 1871. ——» a. — THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO FAVORITE AC TRESS, ALIOE VAR*. List Performaneo But One—Bulwer's LTJOIXiLHI | Or, 'I'lLtiltlHH of tllu nillNE.'' Tbo Wonderful MAY-TUK-FAY. ADMIH8I0N 75 centa-Kunllj Circle sue; Bof. end Colored nailery M. Children half-price. Be- aervod .rate (I’bllUpa k Crew'. Dookatoni »1. eeplB rfew 'Abofrtiatmtnt*. Merchant Tailoring. J. LYNCH, Car. Whitehall Street and RaU. road Croetlng. rjlHK LAUOE8T AND FINEST STOCK OF Cloths, Vest ings S Cashmeres EVER BROUGHT TO THUS CITY A Full Stock of Everything in thu Goutlomon’s Furnishing Lino. JTone but the Hett Good* bold, 1 and JTeatnet* and Elegance <i> tehat I Strive to Exeel la. aeptlt-lm I. LYNCH. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Hailroad and Its t onaectloai. TJAK8ENOERH LEAVING ATLANTA BY THB i M ATfe MA’WV'd SRfIKS ) A n.vSal'ui olora wKinocuon .Ilk EAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Holm*, Rome and Daltou Railroad, arriving at Selma at 8:10 P- M. Meridian *** Jackson 11 *0 Vicksburg 9:8* M. ALSO, make doe* connection at GALKBA with trains of Houlii aud North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery.. 7:10 P. M. hd" No change of can between Rome and flelma. PULLMAN PALACK CARS run thr Mobile NO DELAY AT TERMMAI. ROINT* nstmUS Ticket Ofllce, o Oeneral Passenger Ageet E. O. BARNET, ... ^ Oeneral Superintendent. eeptlfi-tf Change of Schedule. TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, ) Wutkrn k Aturio Railroad, I Atlanta, G*., Heptember 14,1171.) BENOKR will Leave Atlanta at Arrive at Chattanooga 1:21 p. m. Leave Chattanooga. m. Arrive at Atlanta 1J3 p. m. Dalton Aoeommodation wiU arrive In A( 10 a m. ” eetl4—13t MOORE’S SOUTHERN Business University, Cor, IIroad A Alabama 0te. ATLANTA. «A* Nowell. eepll-lw Open Day and Might A THOBOUOB PEACTICXL AND BT8TKMATIC oooneof inetraettoo for Young Men and Adults, Qualifying then for toy FeaMten la PlnnnaeandTrade, la tbe .horteet puealbte Urae end et the Irael »• Evening SeMionx Item 7 to 9 0*vteel| evter at any time. MMT Catalogue* and Hpeclmen* of FenmaMhip sept4-lm B. XT. MOOBE, FnlHOIPkL. B. *7 DUTTOK. rnoonooL STENCIL CWTU. ENSBAYEK I MASS ALPHABETS, DBY AND „l FLUID STENCIL INKS, SUacU Dlte Btett Outuplng Diae, BaUruad ead Butel Okeeka, ttarklaf Otaadole.. Mu. >1 Whitehall Bk. a law Been bate# eater atreet. gW- If. D. - Particular attention pate to Breade ted MO. for Merehaato. MUlara. Tohaeaowlate aa« The Baltimore Clothing HOUSE. W E HAVE OPENED AT OUK NEW EffTAE. LWHMENT, 52 WbltabaU atraet, a large atock Of Men'*, lTonth>» aad Bag* Musical Instruction. pROF. HUTCHINSON, NwW ttnotsr of Ae Orpan and Melofieoa. ^Aterato-^ralague ^ **na.Wjg.te* To FaxtiesD^iogtoBoili wwUd t”*"***! (ahm Iteto X dtiaaaa of Atlanta that he Is now prspagsd fee FirMCla*9 He has at hie command OFFICE n antfeflm und a picked set of hands, md in giving genmal aUtehetloa. ■ ■ SmSFiStoni To meat the demand, of to INCRBAglNU WHOLE!ALK IDUIMI We here aecurcd large and oomawdioaa .tor. room, la tke Klmhall Heuae, kuateae on Iterator atraet, nearly uppoalte Moore k Hank aad (Urey k Doagk- erty, which we will oocapy Olf lit OCTOBER WBZX, endwbero we will be gfcd to reeatre oar Maato aad With theea inoreeeed focUWaa for eutag a H'holthuU Drug Jwtef8f md with • LABOR and VHI ABROBTRD STOCK SUPERIOR 1 to the trade. w will ran ear ,rraeat atrak w Mato «to Ato at afoto RSt MUMFMT, Mntotto: ■MUM TO R5INT, A (T0U BOOK OR DBCATUK tTfeSKT, Ut ' ^*rr«oevtoO.ARmran. betwera WBtegkara m* klr-Uaa Depto kgpte to « to M£»0»A17Tai B9Y , 1 .net CROCKERY and (HUM Hr. 4TI t. niMjarr, JMPOATn 1 REMOTA^i' rpaK MNDOR H^IHHUg, 1». William, Aganta. baa raraoveite Ike Doom tovtage Beak, an Wan toeto to STEAK ENGINES. t’^gpjasaASKHt aa toe ikortoet notice, glviag gaanatn to an add. on BAWD FOB tolftt , , rV-i ~ 1 ~~ rr~*n~ su keen tlawl arty day.. Ateo-Oaa new Portable Kaglaa, l-kikaa power. L 'te. Adtolnlatrittor’a Stole. grata eg teatoin. I Tauaraaao Comm. | . Mr . te redded et tha time ef her death, the ■■pH tfl* %n*ver**ts of AtotoS*) (ton. FOUNDED 1785. ThaLA9*^h£oteu4 Clothing f alto. Stock of Gentlemen* Fumtahtng Goad*. I Wa hare one of the Baeet Itocka la Ike floktk. Call I aad look at tke goods. wptU-lt M. BIOH k UO. I JOHN M3LLEDGE, Ji., ATTORNEY AT LAW. QtoeelaOwpPaBmUdtofojraanf tK,)toRMa