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THE DAILY SUN. Jfiw Advert ieemmU rjtrout found on flnt tcm ; Local and Butma* Notion on Fourth rage. Monday llojonna ...TBeiieiuikii lf». <jlTY AFFAIRS. We will open on Saturday, lClli iuet., our large and elegant atock of Silks and Dress Goods, of eyerj description. Hosiery, Isms, Cloaks, Shawls, and evocjtbing kept in a flrst-class retail dry geods house. Dw ladies are respectfully inrited to call and mr—too this stock. Lows, Dooouuia k Dallas, 42 Whitehall street. TBI CAMPBELLS ARECOM1SO. Mr. Ms T. Mtrb. I his been employed for •ssaa tiaM pastas oar City Agent, and Ims given ns foil satiafnotion. Our agree maul with Copt Wise Was made at a vary lots has on Friday night, and on that •MM* in the mnlUpUeity of engage mecta, we failsd to m«ka any mention of Mr. Bobecta, as ws Amald hare Ws made the arrangement wi 1 with Oapt. Wise rianply haeanse he h so situated as to giro hit whole time to the basinets, and tlierafors is likaly to efficiently than one who can only give a portion of his time. We take great pleasure in saying that wo have fqond Hr. Iioberta a man of the xtastom Wi 4mi and tUritiy a thor oughly reliable gentleman, well deserving the confidence of everybody. It is met,or account of any fault with Hr. Siberia that ws haaw engaged Capt Wise, bat solely lor to* mason givua. We can safely recommend Hr. Roberts as one of the most reliable and deserving of men, and we make this statement with great'pleaanre. t>. I. IMIii A C#.-The Fair Baa. This Atan psvposas topnhUsh The Fair Sun during the Fair in this city and in Macon; to have it edited with ability, and tbo news of caoh day carefully gathered up—dhtritsStfng gratuitously every day a vary haawy edition. All advertisements inserted in the paper here will alao stand iaitdopagiie publication in Marne.- Mo dtmbt they will make it useful and in Thl Lire Jewelers. The big advertisement of Messrs. Sharp k Floyd, the live Jewelers of At lanta, uppeanl this morning. It is need less for ns to say anything at proaent about this oonceru. Read the advertise ment for the present, and after nwliile something moro will be spoken of them. An unfurnished room, quite conven ient to the Granite Block, Marietta street Address Box 368, l’ost Office. New tiNdi. Tbo London Store is now daily receiv ing uoveltios and liest value's from the buying mcmln'r, who is keenly searching the first market* in New York. *2t. Beau Campbell, the great clothing dealer of Atlanta, has returned from the North, whither he has been to select jter- •anuUy one of the largest and best stocks of dry goods ever brought to this point. In a few days he will have on display the latest styles of clothing, of the best ma terial, ever exhibited hero. Added to this Beau is a good-looking fellow, and will, consequently, have scores of custo- MAYOK’S COURT. RMks Op«a«4 Early, hat aat Mark Tnuu. Tta Ifcw medium* of the devil Scandal vender* that I menu, In every ooa-horse country town There are * certain few. Who vlllliy their neighbor*; Auction Male*. Our London Store is securing goods far lx low manufartmvrs' prices at the Bales now taking place in New York. Wonderful bargains soon in store, at the Grant Block, Marietta stri ct. *2t. The A. L. Ham. Oair. , A hearing in this matter wi" come up before Judge Butts to-day. To-night is Alioo Vane's benefit at De- Give's The same programme os was aononncod for Friday night will bo pre sented. It is “Looille." May-the-Fay will appear. ^ O.v.raar Rallack tm Cat Bark la UNrgli. We hear it stated that Govornor Bul lock, before leaving Now Y'ork for Cali fornia, told a geutleiuau who resides in this State, bat there on busineas in that oity, that he would return to Georgia by the 4th day of October next, and that when he did reach horc a very different phase would be put upon all the proceed ings and the general opinion of tho pub lic concerning the prosecutions now go ing on egainst delinquents and plunder ers, of the late State Boad administra tion. In what partioular this new phope was to appear, we did not learn. We arc anxious to know, and nppoae we will find oat when tho new phase appears, if not before. Oar readers will nearly all raeognise the Mm author of oar raoy correspondence with tha Knights Templar,from the porn- ml of wheat letters they will derive much pleasure. At Iki Cwsir. Jari at the corner of Whitehall Street and Ike Railroad, or the crossing, is Jerry Lyneh's Tailoring astabliahment. If vow want gentlemen's fine furnishing goods, or your coots, pants and vesta mada to order, of the boat material, and that will At ntoely, go round and give Jerry Lynch Read bis advertisement In the neighborhood where Matilda Beott lived, were jast each cattle as tho above, and they set to work to brew e faro etween Tilda and her "lovyer.” As is nsnally the caae, they snccoeded, and Til was too qniek on trigger, and instead of using the original Scott's tactic*, she went off half-cocked. This caused her sweetheart to Ace the realm, and Matil da paid her 110 end costs. Dr. Hcmbold's Hottentots were seen gathering Bucbn leaves again this morn ing around the Mayor's snorting pole. Some half docen semi-civilised Hots were up, swearing all about how Nelson Overton struck suotbor nigger over the bead with the edge of e long handle shovel, and how it bent the shovel double, and drew'from the nigger's head some royal Hottentot blood, and various other things, the half of which wasn't so. Any there was a gosh on the nigger's d, and the oold clotted blood on his shirt This was some proof, and Nelson contributed 1115 and costs (an unusual fine) to the city exchequer. Tony Daily, Isliam Logan, John Stew art, and Billy Jones, white boys and ne gro**, were all »p (for getting upon the ears while in motion, and were fined the cost in oaeli case. This is a new syndi cate of the polieo and a very good move, and hereafter the boys had better look out on this quarter, James l’eavy and a negro lila -ksniitli named Monroe Marshall bsd some high words about tho mending of a wagon. The polioe interfered and they each paid costs for tho fuss. Georgo Steele plead guilty to drunk, disorderly and profane, and begged the okunencyof (lie Court, which wsh granted by his paying 35 and costs. An old chronic cast- of disorderly and profane, which occurred on tho 7th of May, was Bottled by paying $5 and coat*. For being drunk on tbo street* E. A. Dozier paid $5 and co*t*. Max Pliclto bad never been so before, and tbo way ho camo ho thin time was by mixing beer with whisky. He wa* wil ling to atiek to the original beer, bnt was persuaded by others to abandon the old land-marks— to depart from hi* raising— and he departed, lie told bis story his own pathetic way: At de picnic «>nd in Feebler cefisfolly competing with Btmum’fl, Btone A Murray’s and other old- established shows, and everywhere lxsftring off the palm. It was there con ducted in u way different from .shows generally—no rowdyism, drunkenness or lawlessness on the jmrt of any. It was, and is, a reqnirom nt tbut all shall be well-behaved and polite—no other sort being allowed to remain with them. It was a Southern show—in tho Laud*, and under the management of Southern men —and a representative of true Southern gentility. The Saviunah Nt ws of the ICth instant bAjs, that “not within the recollection of tho oldest inhabitant hits so large a crowd been collected in u circus tent,” us wel comed Wootten A Haight in that city.— Tho streets were lined with tho surging mosses pressing to the show, for an hour before the time; and hundreds who could not gain admission within tho spacious pavilion had to go away. It adds: • ‘There are no vulgarisms, but everything was chaste nod entertaining.” They have a balloonist along, and they make ascensions. There is no humbug in this thing. The ascensions arc made!— In Suvunnah the bold aeronaut and bis balloon came down in the river. He got a good ducking, but was unhurt. He was soon pulled ou board a boat and Hafcly brought to the shore, where “ There were something less than 7, 500 people on the wharf, who exhibited the wildest excitement. Men hallooed, women shrieked, little boys shouted, and flee dogs barked; and the man was es corted by about 1000 i>crsons to his boarding house.” So if tho weather is good and,no provi dential hindrance, the ]>eople of Atlanta will see a genuine balloon useension with a show! Citizens generally are requested to re port nil nuisances to the Health Officer of their respective wards. J. W. Crajo, Chairman Hoard of Health. Ddr«*lt Wo are informed by Mr. A. C. Ladd, agent of the Atlantic Coast Liue, that delegates to tho above named convention will be furnished with tickets to go and return for one fare. Alt 11KST OK < . P. NcCALbA. road, $17. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail road, $6 93. Boston and Albany Rail road, $8 04. Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line, $372 70. Tennessee Coal and River Railroad, $50. The witness stated that if these balan cers have been paid they should have been credited on the books/ The counsel for prosecution stated that the amounts to be accounted for aggregated $15,000. The defense wanted tho names of tho parties given in the warrant, as the pris oner is accused of appropriating the money to his own use. The prosecution proposed to prove that the prisoner hud appropriated $15,000 a.id the warrant was so amended. The witness farther said that be found various balances unsettled with connect ing roods. The books had not been bal unced since December 81st, 1870, and show no credits of money received or disbursed np to tbis time. He (witness) was asked ulxmt letters addressed to McCulla from other roads indorsing draft* und checks for amount* aggrega ting about $1,800. He bad seen no vouch ers oa which McCalla had paid out money, and don’t know whether prisoner hod collected any money or not, all he knew was from tho books, that the book keeper generally gets the Treasurer’s receipt for the amount received. The bookkeeper may receive money and not immediately make on entry, und put it in bank for safe keeping, if necessary, until convenient to pay over to the Treas urer. When witness was bookkeeper he would pay all money over received by him to the Treasurer without making any entry in the book. The bookkeeper has no official right to receive money belong ing to the road; but if tbe bookkeeper believed the Treasurer not a bonded offi cer,it would be safer for him to put money in bank tor safety rather than give it to an unbonded Treasurer. In a case where the official capacity of the Treasurer is doubtful it would be deemed the saftest plan to put the money in bank for safe keeping, to be accounted for at a proper time. At half-past six it was deemed best to posti>one the trial, and bv consent of counsel and direction of the Court, it will be taken np again at tbe Hall to-mor row morning, beginning at 8 o'clock. The counsel present for the prosecu tion was Attorney General Farrow and John A. Stephens; for the defense Maj. Hargrove and Col. Cowart I^o<-nl und IlusInpMS Notice*. Peek, deSaulles A Co. have re ceived their entire stock of fall goods. They have made more a specialty of dreps goods than ever liefore. 4t ffriy* Peck, (h'Saullc* A Co. have re ceived a new assortment of Valcncienne lace edges and insertions of oil widths. miscellaneous. Hale. Stats or OsosoiA, ) TaUAIKBBO (kJVMTT. I B Y virtue of au order of tl»e Court of Ordinary of raid county, will 1» soi l ou the first_lua*da> in November l t tbo C Jb71. betv t House de •aid i-OUUty, the l-li-l-tL eatute of General Aaron W. i said county. Thin pla::Uiti< culture of corn, cdtou. and healthy, tociety good. lawful b . < . f i i ■ laodi belonging to the r.tr. deceased, late of is wid! i laj»t«'d to tho Popular .familp Sewing iHarinnee tliargre Preferred— Prclln Trill Before Justice UuU. De beer we* soft-de gal* were good; OontU von feller, vild and ranch, Called oud for e yankec brandy smash. A crow vaa Talking on de vail Feel dead van be hear dll Dootohman call: For b* knew det droplet cornu, py shlnks, Ven da Dootoh go In for yaukoe drink*. De Dootch got ravin' droonk ash sin. Dry *nta*h de windows oud and in; Pey buat and bang de bar room etn, llnd call for a bucket ol brauutew«in. “O, keep a pringlug Juleps in, Uud bald-laoed corn dai puru like aiu; MU apnlo tods uud old ahtoue fence. Va'U all get corned en> vo go hence I" I>ey daah deir gUaaea on de oround, Und taua till It vss all to brick due* ground. Van day bear vou luau had a t*u-dollar note, De crowd go dead lor dat rioh man’* treat. Da dent pc ranee chap vot uoom dereic Vent squandering oud mit hi* ahrll buat In: ••It's valk you chalk*, yon Inert your chaucc. Dia vot ye cull de Dootchman’a dance." What is called the Mayor’* lioru-pipe u executed for Max t>j His Honor, while Jonaon “path J" and Fitxgibbon whistled. The performance was worth at least A5. Oyatera. Wa notice at Pease A Wife's Empire Bariaamnt tha first lot of fresh oysters of the season. With oyatere comes good time*, tiroly business and plenty of mon ey. He all Day with Pease now. '~ a xxzr:± The Selma, Rome k Dalton Railroad has an advertisement in oar columns this morning, wliioh trevelers would do well to consult. It premote advantages and attractions over the route, and males dose oonnocfrms, and affords aooommo- datioai that oaanot (ail to b« worth some- thing. It willboaean that John B. Peck. Esq., well known in this city, and a first-elans rriboad man, is the Oeneral Passenger Agent Try the rente next time you go to the South-west. Wo have no doubt you wtn find it right. Ch.ap ParnllMrr. Having several carloads of the latiwt styles of furniture on tbe way, uud in order to make room for storing and dis playing same, I now offer my present stock, consisting of bedroom and parlor sots, from the iowost grade to the finest; mirrors, wardrobes, etagorrea. chairs, tables, bedsteads of all descriptions and nt all prices, strictly at coat; and I feel confident that with this I can suit the means of all, and those wishing to secure a good lurgain are cordially invited to avail themselves of tho rare opportunity now offered by Chah. IIoiinxmki.o, No. 68 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Gome and see yourself. 18-moawed* We wurc shown on Saturday a hand some gold modal, awarded to R. 8. Pomeroy A Co., by the Georgia State Agricultural Society, 1870, for the host hair reatora tive manufactured iu Atlanta, which was given to tho “Forest Quocn,” made by that firm. It is a large, handsome gold medal, valued at $200. This prove* what Atlanta con do if she WmIIcs A H*l|kl aCirrus. This OiraoB—this Ati^nta fcreus—is a grand sueoeas; and every l»ody here will warmly congratulate the proprietors, who are so well known this city. Mr. Haight has been among us a great deal, making Atlanta his prin cipal residence for a number of years, while Boll Wootten is one of our own boys, brought up among us, who has everybody's friendship snd good-will. This Southern circus has passed all through the Northern and New England States and the British provinces, sue- About 10 o’clock Saturday, Charles P. McCulla, late General Bookkeeper of the State lload, was arrested under two war rants, the first with the embezzlement of funds, und tho second with falsifying his books. The first charge is that tho said Mc Calla did, on or ubout tho 10th day of March, 1871, receive from tho Cleve land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Iudian- apolis Railway Company $243.50, which said sum was duo the Western A Atlantic Railroad, and that ho did not givo the said C. C. C. A I. Railway Company credit for tho snmo on tho hooks of the said Western A Atlantic Railroad, or charge himself therewith. The second charge is that ho did make out and deliver to the commissioners appointed by the Executive to close up tho books of tho Western A Atlautie Railroad, an exhibit sheet of his hooks to bo embraced iu their report in which he did falsify his book. Tho parties appeared before Justice Butt, and after subptening witnesses, the Court adjourned over till 2 o’clock, to meet at tho City Hall. Major Hargrove, counsel for defendant, insisted that the charges should lie more explicit, so as to show from what parties money alleged to have been embezzled hiul been collected, and which the priso ner had not accounted for. Attorney General Farrow, also for the prosecution, objected, and insisted that the warrant was in due form, and alleged all the prosecution intended to prove. Mr. .John A. Stephens, for the prose cution, said that two distinct charges were made in the warrant, nml that a third charge, containing a general allegation of misappropriation of funds could he objected to by defense when tho clmrgi is brought up, and not liefore. The Court decided that the testimony on tho two specified charges should pro ceed, and when a third general charge is ached the defense can object. Mr. B. F. Moore was sworu for the proHmition. Mr. Moore is ouo of the clerks employed by the eommitteo of in vestigation to cast up the books of tho road. A ledger was introduced to show that a largo number of balances are stand ing open, that no credit* had l>een made for months and that there is no book eon nected with the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and under churgo of the pris oner, showing what sums of money ho has received or disbursed. Major Hargrove hold that the book was inadmissible, provided that it does not prove that the alleged end>ezzlement of fluids belonging to tho State, and re reived from the 0. C. C. k L Railroad. He objected to its admission, if simply to prove general charges of embezzle ment. TUB DKFBNSB ADMITS that tho collection of $243.50 was mode, but that as the prosecution has levied on the books of the General Bookkeeper’s office, the defense want* all the liooks of tho rood brought into oourt, in order to show that the amount has boon DULY CREDITED. Also to disprove the charge concerning tho emliezzlemcnt by the prisoner of four dollars from the (X, H. uud D. Railroad. The court ordered tho admission of tho Liok to provo the alleged specifica tions. The specified charges were allowed to \hs entered in the original warrant, uud tbe warrant so amended in tho following specifications: The wituess liuds iu this ledger balaueos in favor of tho Western und Atlantic Railroad, with no credit, entered as follows: From the C., C, C. and 1. 1 tail road $20fi, of date December 31st, 1870; from the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad $4.38, of the same date/ and no credit. Also, from the following road*, all of the same date and without credit. Balance from Mobile and Ohio Rail road, $249 89. Balance from Michigan Central Railroad, $297 53. Peusoeola and Mobile Railroad, $192 15. Torre limit* nud Indianapolis Railroad, $81 44. Pennsylvania and Louisville Railroad, $10 75. Virginia and Tennessee Air- Line $13 25. St. Louis and Torre Haute Railroad, $77. Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company, 954 50. Milwaukio Commuuicsted. A Change for ths Better. Editors Sun: In the Era of yesterday I see an article, “ The Georgia Western Railroad,” which state* that there are some defects in the organization of the Board of Directors, which cannot be remedied short of another municipal election, &c., and after speaking of some “ Bings,” Ac., the editor says: “ What we want is a Council composed of the ref/reseniative business men of the city; men of enlarged and practical views, who aro interested more in the growth and prosperity of the city than in uny one or moro political factions.” Now I well rememlier seeing in the Era on the morning of the 7th of De cember lost, the following municipal ticket floating at its masthead : For Mayor, Dennis F. Hammond, For Councilmen, Janie* Mullins (now hound over to court, under a charge of larceny or cheating and swindling, or something of the kind); Dr. C. Rauschenberg, n Physician (who, whatever may be said in his favor, is certainly not such a man as the Era now seems to want); Georgo Evans, a— (well, you know George,) Sami. Grubb, business man of the Era; George Gra ham (his X mark) a negro without tho “business” qualifications named ; Wm. Finch, a negro Tailor in a small way ; D. 1). Snyder the Revenue man and a carpet-bagger, who has both property and business qualification*, as wo all know—perhaps exactly such as the New Era now admires; A. L. Harris, some times called “fatty”—sometimes called the “mountain of infamy,” who is now under arrest, charged with cheating and swindling the State (and can sympathise with Mullins,) and Jackson McHenry, a lazy illiterate negro, without any of the requisite now called for. What change has come over the Edi tor’s spirit ? If his ow n splendid ticket hod been elected, wbat would to-day have been the condition of Atlanta? Where would have been her growth and prosiierity ? 1 am glad to see the Editor now- wants good men. Hope lie will improve in some of his other views. Record. Secretary’s Office, Atlanta Agr’l and Indust’l Ass’n. Atlanta, Ga., September 16,1871 Owing to illness in his family, Col. Til os. C. Howard was unable to fulfill his appointment* to speak at Lawreneoville and Gaiue*ville, on the 15th and 16th inst. His appointment for Griffin on the 23d instant is changed to the 30th. It Samuel A. Echols, Secretary. Secretary’s Office, Atlanta Agri cultural and Industrial Ass’n, Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 16, 1871. Editors Sun: The clause in the pub lished regulations in our premium list relative to entries reads, “ For article* completing for premiums each $2 00. The public will please notice that the following is the proper construction of the above clause: In either department $2 00 pays for as many entries as the exhibitor may wish to make. But $2 00 entitles the exhibi tor to compete for premiums in one class only. To illustrate: Any one paying to ex hibit in the department of live stock would pay $2 00 additional to enter an article for a premium in the department of Manufactured articles. Very respect fully Sam’l A. Echols, Secretary. tbo?* Peck, deSaulles A Co. have aline ! stock of Vslencienue, Point Applique and real point Lice collars, at moderate prices. It. tkif Peck, deSaulles A Co. call par ticular attention to their stock of black silks, as being the cheapest and Lest as serted ever brought to Atlanta by them. 4t 2*1 !Ull;6. Peck, deSaulles A Co. have a very large stock of linen collars and cuffs, lin en sets, undorsleeves, chemisettes, etc.— all of tho latest style oud neatest design. 4k Peck, deSaulles A Co. have ladies cloth of several colors and qualities, as as well as cashmeres—suitable for ladies’ jackets. sep!8 4t. l£Qu H. H. Witt A Co., ou Line street, opposite Thos. M. Clark & Co., are re ceiving consignments daily, of apples, cabbages, chickens, lmtter, and country produce generally. They <lo strictly a commis-ion business. H. H. Witt & Co. are proprietors of the Air-Line Express. Office at their store on Line street. —pl$-6t SUPREME”COURT OF GEORGIA. Regular Order of Business.—Cases yet to be Decided. .1 will Uke lands to any one wiHhiug to WV. . to suit tho purr baser*. A plat of psrh surrey will be exhibited on day of sale. Sold for the bt ucflt »>f the heir* of *sid deceased. Term*, one snd two year* time for approved papers. This, September 11. 1871 fl AM TIUPhETT. AdmlUl ■ txed. Liquors ! Liquors ! • r r s <■ |2 1 sg TO & ^ f % BUY YOUR W ffi > So Ales, Wines I Liquors! 3“ a h a U AT 0 9 uS 2 “ KENNY’S § w n g Chicago AI© Depot K 0 ) -J « AND crT w " e a t 2 5 Wholesale Liquor IIouko. IP Jg % > p- 3 O 51 p M V) ff o 2. S? Supkkuk Court ofGkokou, I September I6U1, 1671. ) Argument of No. 2, W. C. Sheerer vs. Glenn A Son, was concluded. Argument wns heurd in the following cases from tho Atlanta Circuit, to-wit: No. 3. Thos. S. Powell vs. Jesse Bor ing; motion to open judgment, from Fulton. P. L. Mvimtt, Tidwell, Fosrs A Arnold, for plaintiff in error; A. \V. lliumnoud & Son, L. E. Bleckley, centre. No. 4. Cornelius Ven Aredeie vs. Cwth- lecn O. Joiner; Trover, from Fulton.— llillyer k Bro. for plaintiff in error; Col lier & Hoyt, P. L. Mynatt, contra. No. 11 was put to tho heel of this Cir cuit by consent No. & bus been argued. No. 6 wes argued. It wes Nancy Wad- dsils, admin’x, vs. Austin k Holliday; complaint, from Fultou. L. .T. Gartreil, H. Jackson, for plaiutiff iu error. Tho Court adjourned till 10 o’clock a. m., Tuesday next. Monday is consultation day as usual. A Poti-OIKcr KstablisheU at Norrros*. 10. Tallapoosa 5 11. Atlanta 33 12. Rome 12 13. Cherol 18 14. Northern 5 15. Augusta 10 16. Middle 1 17. Ocmulgee 5 18. Eastern 6 19. Brunswick September 6-tf IgL Nougat de Marseilles, at Bloek’s Candy Factory, jy29-tf WQ.. Nougat de Marseilles, at Bloek’i Candy Factory. jy29-tf Wesley Chadkl at Auction.—Wc learn that tho old Wesley Chapel build ing will l»c sold at uuction l»y Messrs. Bell A Hammock on Saturday next, tbe 16th instant, at 10 o’clock, ou the prei fcm sopii-tf 8?iA- Offices to Rent. -One room on 2d floor; also a portion of the office, in eluding one wiudowon the first floor—if The Sun Building, on Broad street. Apply to J. IIbnly Smith, tf. Sun Ofiice. “ Alexander H. Stephens on the Study of the Law.”—A 1C page pam phlet—one of tho profoundest of Mr. Stephens’ many productions. Sitiglo copy 15 cents ; 50 copies $5. Address J. IIbnly Smith, Manager Sun Office, srpti-tr Atlanta, (i To Our ClAjf lilrtrfb>H« We have been revising our city list. Perhaps some errors have occurred in it. If any ouo entitled to The Sun fails to receive it, wo w ill take it as a favor to he informod. tf Tho undersigned propose publishing a daily paper with the above title, for gen oral free distribution at the Atlanta and Macon Fairs, with a daily edition of 1000 copies. It will contain full reports of the proceedings, and a correct programme of the doings of tho day. Advertisements of one square (2$ inches) will be published in the entire edition, of 10,000 copies, for $10, with a reasonable, reduction for larger advertise ments. Transient advertisements received dur ing the Fairs at $1 per square. “ The Fair Sun ” will be tbe best printed paper ever gotten up for fair pur poses,—will be carefully edited, aud give all the interesting items of news occur ring on the grounds, and abont the city. D. S. IIuffard A Co., Editors and Proprietors. To Printers. Twelve newepaper cbeeee, suitable for paper* from 22x32 to 24x36, will be sold cheap. Address J. H kni.y Smith, tf. Business Manager Bun. MV hart a l.nrge »Issortmenl of all kinds on.iqt’OJt.S, uhlth wilt be sold at the .Host Reason able Terms. SCptU Cm cun-1 ON, V I- ) Special Premiums Secretary's Oppiob, Atlanta Aorhtl tural and Industrial Association, Atlanta, Ga., September 9, lift No premium having been offered in the List of Premiums for the Fair of this Association in October on the publi cation of papers, the publishers of At lanta generally offer H{>eoial premiums. Tho Press of Georgia generally, will oblige by copying the following commu nication. Bam’l A. Echoi-s, Hec’y, An .AWT a, Ha.. Reptcm'^r 4th. 1871. S. A. Kckois, Secretary Atlanta AffricmUmral auri latluktriai AuociatiMn— Dear 8tr: The uudpmiKiml, publisher* of Atlanta, oiler $80 an<l two Gold Medal*, to b« awarded at the coming Fair of your Am. via turn, in ipri'ial premium*, a* follow* : For the bent Daily j taper publiabod iu Georgia -outaidc of Atlan ta—judgad by Its mechanical make np. ffrnoral style iu«r of departments, $20 aud Gold Modal. * For the best prink'd Weekly ixtjM'r pub 1iah.il in (Jeoruia—outaule of Atlanta—|J5 and Gold Medal. W. A. II turn ill A Co., Publishera of the Atlanta Constitution. r 4. Hkhly Smith, Manager Huu Publishing C« Gbi’bb, Publisher New Era. 8amm Hash. Puhhahrr True Georgian. J. J. Toon, Publisher Chriskau Index and Georgia MMit-al Journal. C. W. Howakd, For Plantation PubMshiug Coni- pany. Ecuou A Wilson, Publishers Rural Southerner. Mrs. Maria Cauthorn, W HO U VS BEEN A TEACHER IN W. E Ward'* ftrinin&ry, in Nauhvillu, for th* pa* five years, Will Open u Music Class in Atlanta, Sep tember 25th. rp. Piano. Guitar, aud iu Operatic Vocalisa tion. 11KFEUF.NCEB : Rev. C. D. Elliott, Former Principal of the Nash ville Academy; W. K. Ward, of Ward’s Seminary, Nashville; R. Dorman, Music Dealer, 83 Church •treet, Naahvillc; James McClure, Music Dealer, 3<» Main street, Nashville. Office Nashville Union A American, I Nashville, Teun., Wept C, 1671. f Having ju*t learned that Mrh. Maria Cauthorn, this city, is about to remove k» Atlanta, Ga., it affoi itruweuUU; aud iu all <- the people and an exes deuce, Is she lias sus- -< Ksful iustruc- ' GRIFFITH. Sntmnuuii Slipping f MfRRAY'S LINE—NEW \ IRK Jr SAVANNAH. EVE11Y TUESDAY fkuu each port. H 1 e as * Zt. T s © 425.00 Saved t *25.00 Saved! prices and terus of WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. UNDERTEKD NETTCASH. $10 PR MO. $8 Fa MO* No. 5, Plain Table $ 45 $ 65 $00. No. 0, half-ease, pin bx 60 GO 65. No. 7. do fhn’y 65 65 70. WARRANTED FIVE YEARS BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that these are our terms from which we never deviate; and we guaran- ur Machines to have every point of excellence to bo found iu any Underfeed Shuttle Machine, and aa durable, made of aa good material aa any Machine iu tho world, and that it will do as elegant work. W. H. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agent, 32 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. ..DKARIIOR1 . ..lJULKLEY, Commander, il ono of tliofio steamship lading give Liverpool I _ For freight or passage, apply to HUNTER k GAMMELL, 84 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AND 8A VANN AH MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY. i’iiii..1 in:hrni.t *.i- IVAMVIff. EVE11Y SATURDAY from kacu port, INSURANCE ON COTTON III 8TEAMEES ON THIS LINE ONE HALE PER CENT. CAR1N PASSAGE JJ0 DECK, with suhidatonce une or those steamships leave each port EVERY SATURDAY. Through bills lading furnished by these steamship* by all railroad connections. For freight or passage, apply to HUNTER k GAMMELL, 84 Hay atreet. For Boston. THE BOSTl N AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINX The steamships Orleltl.l .....dit. F. U. Swa*. DECK ,"7io On * Through billa of ladinS given by railroad agents to Boston, and iu Boston by Steamship agents to pnn cl pal points in Georgia, Alaama and Florida. Through bills of lading given to Providencs. Fall River, Portland, LoweU, Lawrente, Ac. Passage tickets sold at railroad depot, and itai* rooms secured In advance by wriUng agents in 8a annah. RICHARDSON A BARNARD. _ ^ Aaenta, Savannah. ^ F- NICKERSON A OO., now-tf Agenta, Boston For New York. II O W E’S IMPROVED Lock - Stitch Sowing JVEA.OETI3STEI3 A RK WORLD RENOWNED FOR DURABILITY uud simplicity of machinery, tho perfection of tho tensions, and tho unparalleled wide range of work they are capable ol performing without cluiigo At tho Groat Exposition Universalle iu Wria, 1867, they v —a Massive Gold Mi ^n C o R p a h N 8n8S° HOWE a* tho original invt was clearly shown by tho unprecedented sale of tho Howe Sewing Machine being far In excess of those of More than ONE THOUSAND o' the*e ex cellent machine* are iu dally use iu Georgia, aud of this very large unmber a single cane of dissatisfac tion cannot be found. They make the ‘Howe, or Lock-Stitch’ which has the same beautiful appearance on either aide of the fabria sewed, and they ar* the ouly ma chines that make this beautiful stitch to perfection. Tbe office has been recently established at tho corner of llroad and Alabama afreets. If you are prejudiced in favor of any particular machine, at teaat examiuo the Howe before you purchase. Re member that Mr. Howe was tho original inventor of the Hewing Machine, and gave twenty years of hi* life to perfecting this machine. Every Howe Machine is Warranted for 3 Tears ty of plain and ornameutal sewing. An efficient lady operator will be in constant at teudance at the office. larger thin H IUIIOWB : Genuine Elisa Howo 73,1.10 Genuine Hingcr 72,863 Genuine Wheeler A Wilson $8,908 Atlanta Post-Office. I Atlanta, Oa., 9 Sept, 1871. j Editor* Sun: Please announce 111 „ and St P*nl ltailroad. 37 59. Padnoah the )iapcra necessarv to establish a poet-! T r '‘— und Gi.lt Railroad, *13 75. South'and offloe ut Noreross have been perfected,! k T “ and that a .luly m.ul tor U.at place will: done at this office at 2 o'clock p. m. *■ ” tf James L. Dunning, P. M. W. n. HOWARD A BON, COTTON FACTORS AND MzumLw. KITE again tender our service* in the Warehouse v v business, In all its branches, to 4 our old i«»t- aud pUnUrs generally. Cnmntiasion for Selll.i* Cotton, One and a Quarter Per Cent. All family ■applies ordered will be carefully ^ * by one off* ‘ THE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. , EVERY THURSDAY. iBaanon. b, till. Lin. can b. unA,r t open policy at one-half per cent, CABIN PAM8AUK gj,, The first class aUamsrs IlarsiMi hlvisgitsaa, tihemwman. tfc»m. Umm. Barm s, F. O. Mallory, Com. Will sail as follows: H. LIVINGSTON Heptember 7U>. at 1. GEN. KARNES.. 21, 14. at I 28. at 5. i class steamers. Tor passage or frsight. apply to WILDER A FUUaAKTON, n E..AJ *Ulster Range. No. 8 Stoddard'■ For Halt iuioi-o. CABIN PA8RAGR |» “ The Baltimore and Savannah Steamship Co*a. Steamers sari from Savannah during D%rcs«hcr as follows: ;oss* Thurstlay, February 2d ■tea Tburaday •• 9th Tbunulay, •• 16th lea. 1*bursday. •• -j:td Thuraday. March 2nd JAM. U. WhSiT A CO.. r$-tf B*y strset, footof WhtUksr. North Alabama Uaitroa*], $77 35. In dianapolis, Louisville and Western Kail- road, $7. Barlington and Mioboari Kail- 1*113- Your Taxes. J CAN RE FOUND EVERY DAY AT THE OFFICE 1 of Messrs. Fox A Hill, on IVnchtras street, ready to receive the amounts due f»*r Stale and County Taxes. The people ar>> reque«te<l t» call aud pay up promptly, thereby laving themselves trouble and The Howe Machine Go Cop. llpia.1 A Alabama Mtn, N i:\T DOOR TO SUN OFFIC ATLAATTA, OJ. AGENTHWANTED IN EVERT TOWN AND IXJUNTY THROl OllOUT TUE STATE >iinia.ii. ocuo Notice to Contractors. SEALED l'BOrOSALH WILL RE RECEIVED 1 until Wedneaalay, Ccptcmbrr 20th, at 12 o'clock, M., for buildiug a POLICE STATION HOUSE AND CITY OFFICES, According to plan* and specification* to be seen at tho I’arkins A Alien, Kimball Houae. The right j or reject auy and all buls reserved by Um C. 1*. FAH81N, Chairman Undoing t VinniitU v. -t At office vf 1‘urkins A Allen. NOTICE. Cemtual'Kailboad and Banking Co. or Ga. I Savannah, Ga.. August 1st. 1871. | fl^ins Company having extended ita track to the X river, la now prepared to receive heavy cargoes of froight on its can direct from the wharf for trans portation to the interior. Persons dealring to avail themselves of th's direct mode of shipment, should havs expressed on their bills of lading that their consignments shall be lan ded at the CENTRAL RAILROAD WHARF. Ily the 1st of November it is expected that a large ihed will be completed for tbe protection of aslt.gu- mo, and other heavy articles of freight, which par ties may desire to have stored for future shipment, J.F. WARING. *ug7 2m Forwarding Agent