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THE DAILY 8UN-1 SW Nm . Tukkdxt Moiodxo. FAi »%.: We will open on Satnrdnj, ICth imt, our luge and elegant stock of Bilks and Press Goods, of rrsty description. Horictj, Loom, Clooka. Shawls, and in a Sort rises retail irj - A tns Inrblstf Bla ulklallkf a atrcsm which mas With rapid i-hange from rucks to roses; It slips from politics to pans, It gild** from Mahomet te Muges. Invited to The London Store Is now daily receiv ing novelties and best values from the r * " towelling the Snt markets in Mew York. . ( > *jti mwa«s»pnes awS iUssts Wlsa see n street, in OrwitolMooh. tor a longtime, and have tmilt up a trede. 8re This evening adore off the second hop to "WA- a--.ee ti -.-- irk. one of lest week ws. a splendid suocese, w4 Um ittkwl iiproiiiif open eaoh sneeessivo roitoe, wntjl noth ing ^follfcpfiaekiHS to mate these ore- * sings truly plesssnt. Dallas atnSas Cwwrt. TWs (Unit eonsomel yestoiday in the trial of Thomas G. Sims, oharged with post otooe defalcations. This is an old sms sad hasbeen on the docket for sev- *X#ars. feuding the trial the Court adjourned until to-day. Baa the advertisement of this firm this morning. They give the her* of refer ences, and ere opening up a lively busi near. Hr. B. H. Baptist, their auction- ear, always sells property satisfactorily. Give thpgi e deserving share of patron- I'll Osr Saataaa Letter. Wa publish a highly in tores ting and instructive letter from Helena City, in Montana Territory, which will repay every one for reading it Wo arc happy to state that "Montanian” will occasion ally contribute to the oefumns of Tits Sun. , to* Dwvr •>»»'■. a. wo had the pleasure of James, Esq., of Henry father of John H. James, 1 this city. He to a hale, gentleman, settve , fall at tan, and It ’ he goes. to the proprietors lest evening for New Mm •»* *• Baltimore, daring the session of the OanUMMtol Convention, after which he will prooead to New York, to be absent for eoeae weeks We lean that Hoa. John W. H. Un to Herne, has also been re- raareriato counsel with CoL j|ad Hon. & H. Hill, to prose- the Superior Court thoee who averted far State Boed plan- The Mayor is a natural bom good talker, and he has improved upon the works to nature. He is par excellence in that line, bat when he came into Court yesterday morning with a bran new, aliek bearer on, the eighteen penitents who were shedding tears over in the er's corner at onoe dried up thoee tears, blowed thair noaee and admired the good looks of His Honor, for they had every to behave that ha would be volu hie Instead of savage. P. B. CXJWON was first called, aoeeeod of firing off his artillery on the etaeeta. As the offense was slight and the charge wee a blank cartridge, he had the privilege left him of paying $6 end coats or parking bis artillery fa the ealaboose. im m’oot was simply drank on the streets. He didn't intend to do anything of the sort, and he paid #5 and eosta. WS. FXBBY was s black Commodore of the tint we- Wn. was oharged with disorderly and profane, but when the investigation was narrowed down to particulars, it tamed oat to be soother man—one of theOoaamodere's subalterns. He sailed hi* veasel forward unmolested. PEB-SIMEON lilt AN HAM V* * veey eour ease—in fact, a bad nig ger—more than an average for badness. Ha not only disgraced the Branham name by getting drank and cursing, but he pro posed to take the filling out of awoman’a dress with a stick. The Court calmly but firmly ordered Sim. to be taken sway, unless he could make an exhibit of a ten-doliar gre -nbsok. Ha was b bosella hahrimu) had soma ugly charges brought against her; bat as the proof wss not sufficient to oonvick she took her scat among the dark blond which had settled in the oornrr. M. S. BALL came in with ono eyo in deep mourning, Ha had an agly gash out in tho cheek, whioli he says a friend of his did on Sunday morning. This friend was not in Court, and as it wss bIiuwu that Bull was not to blame, the Court let him off. JOHN BESSON is a very doe)) blonde, and a very game boy, and drives a city express. Two or three negroes went riding in John’s ex plore, and when settling time came they wanted to “shenanigy,” and not pay full tare. This set Kenoon's blood to flow ing hurriedly, and he went for those ex- slaves in true Turkish stylo. His bill SIDNEY KVANN was introduced to Uis Honor for having with malice prepense and aforethought, to say nothing of other designs, and in opposition to his will, flooded his diges tive apparatus with rum punches nntil exhausted uuturo could Btund it no lon ger, and his proud form nuuk to a recum bent position oa the pave. Thus found, he owacd up and paid $5. FT.IZA JI'FFIU'Y, waa indulging in spmo mussness along witbaorawdof other bad nigger girls, and wasn’t at nil particular wlnit she said. She insulted some ladies on tho street, far which she payed ten dollars and costs. TAWNY SMITH, a sweet yaller damsel in pink hose, would make a first rate member of the “Black Crook" family. She is rather a noted oharacter, and frequently shocks the modesty of the police and other tim.- Id people, by words and acts. The last shook she gavo tho neighborhood, cost Francis a V. MABTBA WnlTK, was a* black as a crow, and for that and oalling Fanny Smith the daughter of a female dog, oho paid $5 and costs. edmund reimm.r, keeps a negro saloon, and is such a good keeper that ho keepa open nearly all night. To keep him from injuring his health by sitting up so late, ho was re quested to deposit #10 with Jonson, with the promise of 900 more if he did not desist from such habits. BeStoVJto to aO. htau.lt im Lgyvrfi't‘7.KJffr- W wHuiWipit eferyiniBE srm appears to Tub Sub concerning the Doctor or hie journal—uo matter to what department to Tbm Sum it re; be fouid. Some men kWH —atoms threat upon them; othora toy to thrust these selves into important ‘MI A. K. Bsago's tala to twenty-five unim peeved Ms, and five houses and lots, will tags pleto this afternoon at S o'djtok. ueffT HelHmod Depot, W. k A. R. Osmrsyauaes wjft leave his ofBoa o'rtock. Terms to sale to suit tbs al aernars. Sows Iota. will be saW mh thabslsuBB ob easy tonus. A Visit U Rout ailsout—Tho Aon- Coot lls|lt| ost is BirfllfOl Sor- At an early hour Sunday morning coaid be seen hacks, carriages, baggies and vehicles of every description hurry ing out Whitehall street in the direction of Mount Gilead, which is distant some eight or nine miles from the city on tho Campbelton road. ■This is an old and noted camp ground, where annually are held those seasons of religions services for which it has been famous for thirty- six years past. It was first established in 1834, and every year since, with the exception, perhaps, of two or three yean during tho war, has this spot witnessed similar scenes to that of Sunday. The long years ago of which we epeak this place was selected by tho Holbrooks, the Greens, the if With - the Wilsons, and others, and dedicated to the service of the Almighty. Many of the patriarchs have been gathered nnto their fathers, while those who remain “keep their lamps trimmed and burning,'’ ever ready to answer tbesomoas, “come up higher.” Bat the numerous descendants of this neighborhood of veterans have stepped in and taken their fathers' places, and these annnal reunions liave lost none of their pristine pleasures. Between two sml three thousand per sons were on the grounds Sunday. The city was largely represented, but by far the larger proportion of the assemblage was composed of good, honest farmers, with their wives and children, and who had brought a sufficient supply of the good things of life to feed everybody who might attend. „ . The singing was the good old camp meeting style, where all joined in with an earnestness and devotion only witnes sed on occasions of this kind. The choir was led by onr old friend Jyhntion, of the Fairlmm /Sentinel, and his fine baritone notes reached out into the shady surroun dings in a richness trnly exbilirating.— The ltev. Mr. Potter preached an able and lengthy discourse, which was listened throughout with profound reverence and interest An intermission for dinner was an nounced, and then the gennino hospital ity of those good people copped out mot conspicuously. About forty and fifty tents are occupied, and each one is n wsloomo home for any who will partako of lading of the iron went forward as per order. He did not know what the Iron wa* intended for, nor whether it was ever paid for or not. Don't reooDtot furnishing any more iron for that pur pose. John H. Flynn says that in 1868, by order of Campbell Wallace, he sent to McKethen, ut Cartersville, an old lathe, with the mulct-standing that he was to purchase it, it bo wanted it, at $250.— Does not know what became of it.— Thinks there are other switches much better than the one Lee pnt down. As it now stands it is of no use to the road. Thinks one oonld he pat down at a cost of 880. This closed the testimony, and the magistrate, to summing it up, remarked that not only had the prosecution failed to establish the charges, but stogularlv failed to prove even an attempt at swind ling and cheating, and therefore released the prisoner unconditionally. A SHOOTING SCRAPE. Local and Business JfutJees. SSL. 1,000 Old Papas'for mle in quan tities to sail purchasers, at the tf Sun Office. A OftrlHg Act of m Pelleenanm—A Long thftM a»d Capture of Ute Offender. La«t evening, just about dark, at the junction of Marietta and Walton streets, a man by the name of Ooppege—said to be a brother of him who was, not long stone, killed by s woman in this city with an axe, was seen by policeman O’Shields having his pistol presented at a man by the name of Smith. He endeavored to shoot his intended victim, but the cap only exploded, and the charge missed fire. O'Shields rushed to take him, when Coppege turned and fired at him without effect. This brave and deter mined man did not halt, bat re-doubled his vigor, seeing which Coppege tamed and ran in the direction of the old tan-yard to the Walton Spring Branch, eagerly panned. Coppege turned and fired twioe At O'Shields After starting to run, and O'Shields fired at him once, and would have done so oftener, bnt his pistol was ont of order, and failed to shoot any more. Coppege was overtaken below the tan-yard, and taken to the guard-house. He will be carried before a magistrate this morning. All honor to tho bravo O’Shields. It is plnok that wiina. faff. Peck, deSaulles A Co. have re ceived their entire stock of fall goods. They have made more a specialty of dress goods than ever before. -It. tUt- Peck, deSaulles A Co. have re ceived a new assortment of Valencionne lace edges and insertions of all widths. 4t JUistrlluttrous. Administrator's Sale. Stats or (IcoaarA, I IUt- Peck, deSaulles A Co. have a fine stock of Valencienne, Point Applique and real point lace collars, ut moderate prices. 4L Peek, deSaolle* & Co. call par ticular attention to their stock of black ■ilks, as being the cheapest and best as serted ever brought to Atlanta by them. 4t I®. Peck, deSaulles A Co. have a very large stock of linen collars and cuffs, iin en sets, nndersleeves, chemisettes, etc.— all of the latest style and neatest design. 4t 1A. Peck, deSaulles & Co. have ladies cloth of several colors and qualities, as as well as cashmeres—suitable for ladieB' jackets. sepl8 4t. Are ♦he London Store ia now daily receiv ing novelties and best values from tho buying member, who is keenly searching the first markets in New York. *2t. TUB SOUTHERN NT A UK. ***»*», Oa, r. Kendrick —Mi bto nob • resident laaagtr TtwplctoH and III* Company Our people have too lung been trained to look North for attraotions, and to pat traveling shows from that region, Dramatic talent of the South ted. But our people are be- ir«<l of thia mania, and tho crowd which, during the (last two hare greeted Tereploton, shows them talent is being appreci Templeton has striven hard tho people, and we feel justifid that he has suoooedcd admiru Alioo Vano has made herself deservedly popular, while Isabel ia A amirs—1 favorite, Mr. Prank Conley has made many warm friends, and, in fact, every member to the company has given satisfaction. Tba admirers and friends of Alice Vane, were glad last night to see such crowd out to Store ladies present than upon any previous oooas- ian.* It *a fiotor benefit *%ht, and Jaftyappreciates the com- - ■ Cu lt Is said to be a mat- fas to dfcv# 6 about the proceeds to a wagon sold by body cm oomnrimion, being the propcAty to B, 8. A Go., for tortifa they rtlcge he had never paid ’.to thain- she d» u»rtmq tally appreciates the * The troupe now loaves Atlanta for Sa vannah. Athena, Augusta aad other aad will return to this city during the coining fair, on the 16th October, when they will gi vu ta good performances, they always do. of its hospitality. Tho meeting commenced last Frith y night and will continuo uutil to morrow. Adjoining the grounds is ono of the largest and Issrt springs in the State.— Hie entire grounds Bro thiokly studded with majestic oaks, and underneath is a velvety carpet of gross—making it alto gether ono of the most delightful places in the country. Added to this tho fir.o weather of Sunday, tho bright sunshine, the bracing atmosphere end the dreamy haae of an Indian summer—and none hut the veriest misanthrope could resist the inclination of his own heart to thank God for such a day of real pleasure. TRIAD OF A. L. HARRIS. Testimony of Several WlIncNci. At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, A. L. Harris, late Master of Trauaportation of the Western A Atlantic ltiuiroad, was arraigned before Justice Butt on a charge, preferred by G. W. Lee, of Ixing a common cheat and swiudler. Col. Lee swears that ho and Harris aud La Fontaine were interested in a patent for a railroad switch, and that Harris proposed to buy out Lee’s interest for #1,000, and did buy said interest, giving him (Lee) #500 in money and* lathe and some iron in payment of the residue, and that the two latter articles i were the prop erly of the State of Georgia. In the afternoon Mr. Hutchins testified that he was at that time an employee of tho State Hoad, and that he was ordered by Harris to let Lee have enough iron to put'dowu a switch, end did so. Did not know what the iron was worth. He never heard Harris and Lee consulting about the switch. The iron was worked up iu the State Rood shop, and the S aitoh was put down iu the yard of the engine house. Did not know of* any trade between these gentlemen iu regard to the switch. Mr. Lc Fontaine was one of the in terested, ]>artic* to the [latent, and sold his interest to Harris for #250 iu cash aud took his note for the balance. The note remains uucancelled. Did not hear Harris say he hod bought Lee's iuterest He had seen three of the switches down, one nt (.'ortersvillo, one at tho Fair 11 rounds and one in the State Road Shop. Ho heard Leo and Harris talking about its superiority over other switches, Ac. Ho bad tiled to sell his interest to Var ney Gaskill before he sold to Harris. Tho wituess lives at Cutonvillc and heard that somo one had come np and claimed the lathe as the property of the State. He thought the lathe was worth about #150. He did not know at the timo that Harris had sold tho twitch to tho State ltoad. Foster HlodgntkAeatilled that he tho model of the siftch, aud remarked to Home and others at the time that it was of no account, but as it was a South ern invention, by Southern men, he felt it his his duty to encourage it iu every le gitimate way, and ordered two or three to bo put down asa titoto its merits, aud fur nished the irou for the purpose. After seeing it tried he bought the right from Harris for the Slate ltoad, giving him 820 per mile far the eutire length of the read, which is 138 miles, and the amount was #2,700. This was about the lost of Ootober, 1870. The contract is in writ ing and iu thonpesetauon of witness.— The one in the Wiop bad been in use three or four months before he made the imrchasc. Harris was paid iu December, 1870. The Treasurer's book will show tho exact date. There wns no under- standing beforehand that he would pur chase it. Does not recollect whether tho trade was made before Uio act leasing the road was presed or nok He never grant ed permission ta arexMwtouao tho lathe. He gave onion to pat down tho switch tart Hoad, but on uo tohirt. rlcfin, of C'ArteWtilic, isaclaim- attarney fur this road. When he took out possessory warrant for the lathe, Har- audLee both Appeared nnxioq* that shoMa heM it far (he State. He knew nothing of the trade between Harris aud Lee about the switch or lithe. Tetagnnhie dispatches were pt—nted to prov* t t]|»t the iron shipped to Lee, at uterevule, to pot down a switch, waa re by Sanaa' order. W. G. Newman testified that the bill COM MBROIAL. FINANCIAL AND COMMr.RCIAL. REMARKS. Grain—Corn by car-load 85@87i cents. Wheat—Red#1.50; prime white #1.60@ 1.70. Oats 66(3>70. Rye #l.a0@1.25.— Barley #1.25. Bacon—Shoulders 8ic; dear rib sides 9 cents; dear sides 9jc; canvassed hams 14Ml7c; bulk jc lower. Laud— Barrelslli(a,llj;kegsand cans Flour—Superfine, #5.50; extra, 87. family, #8C«8.25; fancy, #9. Meal, Era—Quite en active demand exists, and many orders are received from a distance. Corn meal per bushd 90c. Bran, per owt., #1.00. Grocebies—We quote A sugar at 15® 15jc;extra014i@14l;yellow 141; fairto choice crushed, powdered and granula ted 16®161 brown 12®13c. Rio coffee 19®21c; Java 27®80c; Lnguira 23c. Mo lasses, in bcrels, 34c; hogsheads 29(n,30; New Orleans prime 70c. Liverpool salt #2.25 ; Virginia salt# 2.35 082.10. Rico 101®llc.,Giusing 12®22c. Caudles—sperm 18c; adamantiuo 131® 14ic. Pepper 25c. Race Ginger 15c. Starch 8o. Cigars, domestic, per thou sand 822®40. Teas—Green tea #1® 1.50; block 90c@1.25. Soap 5@10o, Crackers 6®15o. Fruit.—Rough Touches, #4® 5 per bushel; peeled, 10c. per fh. Dried ap ples, peeled, #31 per bushel. Green Georgia, #31®41 per bbl. Northern, #5(n 6 per bbl Onions,—#3®.4 perbble. Gensino.—60o.®65c. per lb. Country Produce. —Butter 20080; eggs 15025c. Cotton Goods.—Standard 4-4 sheet ing, llle.0121; 5 do. lOc.01011 |do. 8|c. Osuuhurgs, 13e.®16; cotton checks, lSc.015; cotton stripes, 11c. 1® 13; cotton yarns, all numbers, $1.85® 1.40. Cement and Lime.—Market brisk. Cherokee lime 66e; Chewada 60c; hy- draulic cement, per bbl, #4; James Riv er, #4; plaster of Paris, per bbl, #6. Hay—Moderate. Prime clover, per ton, #30; Tennessee, #30033; Timothy, 332035. Toiuoco—Low grades 55@60o ; com mon, 58065; good, 75@90; fine, $1® #1 25, oboiee brands, 81 2501 50. Prints.—Allens, 111; Sprague 111; Pacifio 111; Lancaster, 10J; Wamsutta, 8; Morrimacs, 111; Garners, 101; Gloucester 11; Amoekegos 91. Hardware.—Noils—lOd to 00d $4.70 8d #4.95; (kl #5.20; 4d #4.75; 3d <6.70 finished, all grades, about 15o lower.— Iron—Swede 7c; horse shoe iron 7o; City Mills and Pittsburg bar Co. Live Stock.—Cattle—Tennessee, 2(( 4io; country, 2®31o; sheep—country 2( 3jc; Tennessee, 4o; shoats, 5®5jc. Our quotations are mndo up maiul from the largest aud most responsib] dealers iu tho city, aud may be relied on as correct. Whisky trade is dull but improving. Cotton.—The market' yesterday was firm nt 181 cents—Very little coming in. Baogino—221 to 23. Tns—6 to To. No Rope in market. H. H. Witt & Co., on Line street, opposite Thos. M. Clark A Co., are te- ceiving consignments daily, of apples, cabbages, chickens, butter, and country produce generally. They do strictly a commission business. H. H. Witt A Co. are proprietors of the Air-Line Express. Office nt thdr store on Line street. aepl2 6t SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA^ Regular Order of Business.—Cases yet to be Decided. 10. Tallapoosa 5 11. Atlanta 33 12. Rome 12 13. Cherokee 18 14. Northern 5 15. Augusta 10 16. Middle 1 17. Ocmulgee 5 18. Eastern 6 19. Brunswick 5 September 6- tf Fb. Nougat de Marseilles, ut Block’s Candy Factory, jy29-tf Nougat de Marseilles, at Block’s Candy Factory. jy29-tf J©- Wesley Craved at Auction.—We learn that the old Wesley Chapel build ing will bo sold at auction by Messrs. Bell A Hammock ou Saturday next, tho 16th instant, at 10 o’clock, on the prem ises. sepll-tf Sgt, Offices to Rent. —One room ou 2d floor; also a portion of the office, in cluding one window on the first floor—in The Sun Building, ou Broad street. Apply to J. Hknly Smith, tf. Sun Office. " Alexander II. Stethens on tiie Study of the Law.”—A 16 page pam phlet—ono of tho profoundcst of Mr. Stephens’ many productions. Singlo copy 15 cents ; DO copies #5. Address J. Henly Smith, Manager Sun Office, sept4-tf Atlanta, Ga. To Oar CitF Subscribers. Wc have been revising our city list. Perhaps some errors have occurred in it. If any ono entitled to The Sun fails to receive it, we will take it as a favor to be informed._ tf To Prlftleni Twelve newspaper ohasee, suitable for papers from 22x32 to 24x36, will be sold oheap. Address J. Henly Smith, tf. Business Manager Sun. TkU trmo ©oi’mty. T>Y Tirtnft of an order of tlio Court of OrdiMry of J > said couuty, will I c sold on the drat 1 uemday In Kovcmbor next, 1*71, betwuou the lawful huan of aalc at tho Court Hons© door, in CrawfordTlllo, iu tiaid couuty, the plantation or laud# belonging to the office . ... , Mr. Jamaa A. drier i« oa the place, and will take pleasure in allowing the lands to auy one wishing to see it. Bold in lots to suit the purchasers, plat of each survey will be exhibited ou day of aftle. Bold for the benefit of the heirs of aald dcceaaad. Tdrina, one aud two years time for approved papers, This, September 11. 1871. JAMES M. TRIPLETT, Adminiatr. de bonus mu, with the will annexed. aeptl 1-tda [ Liquors ! Liquors Popular /smilp Sitting Mkuijwcs > BUY YOUR Ales, Wines i Liquors AT KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot AND WholeHaln Liquor House. 14% hare a Large Assortment ot alt hinds orLiqVOMS, uthieh mill be sold at the.Host Reason able Terms. Beptl4-€m Mrs. Maria Cauthorn, Will Open a Music Class In Atlanta, Sep tember 25th. ■mmcn Ilev. C. D. Elliott, Former Principal of the Nash ville Academy; W. t. Ward, of Ward’s Seminary, Nashville; ** ~ «--• •' -* - street, Nash Main street, Nashville. Has Roou Office Nashville Union A Ankbican, ) Nashville, Tenu., Bept. 6, 1*71. j Having jURt learned that Mrs. Maria Cauthorn, of thia city, in about to remove to Atlanta, Ga., it affords me great pleasure to bear tehtiinuny to her many excellent chanwteristica, as an accomplished lady. I havo been acquainted with her some twcuty-Ave year*, during which period she has been connected with some of the best Female Schools in Middle Ten- ueauee, an a Teacher uf Music, both vocal aud in strumental; and in aU of those schools she has sus tained herself as ono of the most successful instruc tors 1 havo ever known. not cordially aud cheerfully commend her to the people of Atlanta as a most sucoeasfnl teacher aud a ■** ‘ Savannal).Shipping Cmm MVRRAY'S LINE—NEW \ ORK 6r SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY frum each fort. INSURANCE 1)Y STEAMERS OF THIS LINE, ONE HALF TER CENT. DUL- j ON, )- 1. ) JBifictUfiiuma AiOKTH OKORG FEMALE €0 IVY ITRIKT, OSTWKKH Wheat and Linft atrreta, Atlanta. Y1) 13 fir-twiq " ” J3 sewatou oMUfi September 4,1871. For otreulara containing full jiarticukra, apply at the Book and Mufiio Store*, or the College. • jyjfi-dkwliu A. J. 4 AMNUK D. X4ILK. jsbssp 1 * PORTER FLBMIMQ, COTTON FAOT1 Am> COMMISSION MEROMJLNT, JACKSON STREET. ATWXTA < Commifiaion for Selling Cotton, 1Per Ofitat aug'Jl-fitw ^ Store House for Rent . NK88 HOUSE. For particular* apply, by letter ,to A. K. 8E4GO, Merchant, Corner Forayth and Mitchell streets, Atlanta, Oa. COTTON FACTORS ANl) *“OMasf,u. E again tender our aenrlocn In the Warehouse business, tn all its branohss, to ;onr old pat rons and planters generally. CsmmlMlsn far Selling Cottoa, One and a Quarter Per Out “ “ ordered will be carefully i firm, at the lowest market Ivaocee made on cotton in ware house. Ws extend all the IftcUlUee offered by Ware house Merchants, consignments solicited -ssti*. aug^lwMa Special Premiun Bbcketabt’s Office, Atlanta Agricul tural and Industrial Association, Atlanta, Ga., September 9, 1871 No premium haying been offered in the Lut of Preminma for the Fair of this Association in Ootober on the publi cation of papers, the publishers of At lanta generally offer special premiums. The Press of Georgia generally, will oblige by copying the following commu nication. Sam’l A. Echols, Sec’y, Atlanta, Oa., September 4th. 1871. S. A. Kchots, Secretary Atlanta Agricultural and Industrial AttociiUton— Dear Sir: The undersigned, publishers of Atlsuts, offer $50 and two Qold Medals, to be awarded at the coming Fair of your Aseocia- Uoc, in special premiums, as follows : For the best Dally paper pt * ta—Judged by ~ ' lepartmc ... . the best printed Weekly paper pub lished In Georgia—outside of Atlanta—$35 aad Gold Medal. W. A. Hemphill A Co., Publishers of the Atlanta Constitution. J. Henly Smith, Manager Sun Publishing Coin pony. 8. W. Garua, Publisher New Era. Samuel Daud, Publisher True Georgian. J. I. Toon, Publisher Christian Index aud Georgia Medical Journal. C. W. Howard, For Plantation Publishing Com pany, Echols h Wilsoh, Publishers Band Southerner. SacRETART’a OlWE Atlanta Aoki- CULTUMU, AND INDUSTRIAL ASS’N, Atlanta, Ga., Bept 16, 1871.1 Eddurt Sm: Tbe otonae to (he puk- liaiied reKofation* to our premium list relative to entriea rcoda, " Foe actiolea oumpletiDg lot premium* each #2 00.” The public wilt pleeao notice (bet the (ollowing is the proper construction of the above clause: In either department #2 00 paja for os many entriea oa the exhibitor may wiah to moke. Bnt #2 00 eatiUe* Um exhibi tor to compete for preminma in one close hibit to the deportment would pay $2 00 additional to enter an article for a premium in the deportment of Manufactured orticieo. Very respect- fullv Bam’l A. Kcbolk, Beeratary. A Paat-Omcc KiUb1i(li-4,tNMcna. Atlanta 1’osT-Orrt Atlanta, Ga., 9 Sept. Editor* Sun : Flease annouuco the papers neouaaary to establish a pust- #25.00 Saved I #25.00 Saved! PRICES AND TERMS OF WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. UNDERFEED NETT CASH. $10 PH MO. $5 FB MO, $ 88 $10. fan’y 65 % No. 7. No. 7, Fi Na. 8, Full _ No. 8, Folding Cover, WARRANTED FIT! YEARS BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that thfise are our i which wa never deviaio; aad we gaarau. of axoeUence X&SLfill In the world, aud that it will do as elegant work. H. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agent, 82 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga terms from i Machines to have every point be found in any Underfeed Shuttle i » oEt ■m 1 -j 1 LEO DEARBORN, . VIRGO, BULKLEY, Commander, Compose this tine, and one of these steamships leaves each port EVERY TUESDAY. Through bills of lading given by these steamships by all railroad connections, and also through bills lading given in Savannah on Cotton destined for Liverpool and Hamburg by first class steamships.— For freight or passage, apply to HUNTER A UAMMELL, 84 Bay street PHILADELPHIA AND 8AVANNAH MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA AJTD SA- t'AJTJTAH. EVERY SATUBDAY from each fort. INSURANCE ON COTTON RY STEAMERS ON THIS LINE ONE HALF PENDENT. CABIN PASSAGE |M SATURDAY. Through bill, uding th.H fiteMuahtp. by »U rtilrohd oonaMUou. For (bright or pOHOge, apply to For Boston. i illustrate: Any one payiog to ox- t ot live stock BSkt touuce that offloe at Norcras* have been perfected, and that a daily mail for tiiat place will alum at this office at 2 o’clock r. M. U James L. Dunnuiu, P. M. UaelalmMl Freight. TRANSroKTAHON OrFICE 1 fisnMU Raujrmo f following described articles will be said at Auction, tf not called for with In thirty days, by T*X J. F. Loyd. 1 padksge; Diamond. A., 4 boxes U>bac- ; Pettis A Bro , 5 boxes soap; U. A. Alston. 1 box; H H Broach. 1 box; T, Alien. 1 bag beans; John L. Conley, 2 boxes; Jawu* Erevinsn, 1 UnUn-sd; U. L. Eatery, 1 seed cleaner; Henry A Co., 2 bbls. liquor and 1 box; J. Joaee. 1 package ledduig. E. M. Rich ardson, 1 sto»* aad fixtures; P. Thomas, 1 box; Wm. Wood, 2 packages moulding; O. A. Witty, 3 bow * ED. A. WIENER, Agent. THE BOSTl N AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP UNI The steamships Oriental Opt. F. M. Swur. C*Pt. 8. H. Matthkw*. CABIN FARE a.120 00 MCE 10 On * Through bills of lading given by railroad agents to Boston, and lu Boston by Steamship agents to prtn cipal points In Georgia, Alaama and Florida. *9. Throngh bills of lading given to Providenor Fall River, Portland, Lowell, Lawrente, Ac. Passage tickets sold at railroad depot, and state rooms secured In advance by writing agents lu Sa vannah. RWUAIUJaON A BARNARD, _ Agents, Savannah. F. NICKERSON A OO., . »OT»-tf Agent., Bootoo For New York. THE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. . EVKBY TIIUHSDAY, bumnoeo by thl, Ltnoroa bo effocud outer our CABIN ,» 00 The first elaas stesjuan Herman Livingstone, Oheeeaman, Com. Oom, Barnes, F. Q. Mallory, Will sail as follows: U. LIVINGSTON September flh, at 1. * *. 21, at 12 M. 14. at 5. f. Me 2ft, aft S, f. v. Bills of lading given hereon cotton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by fir it ote-.te.mor.. ^p-s-5-fiSfiyt GEN. RARNE8.. aov 2-U No. 8 Stoddard's For Baltimore. INI CABIN PASSAOK Hteetners sail from Savannah foltewu t SaEC-.vrr.-vr.Ms Yhnroday, " ISth .......Thursday, » gag Thursday. March 2nd JA8. B. WEST A CO., Bay steeei. foot of Whitaker. r aragoasa..., Pity Your Tuxom. 1 CAN UE FOUND EVERY DAY AT THE OJ-ITOK of M«*sani. Cox A liill, ou Peacbtrcs street, reedy to receive tbe amounts due for State and Oonnty Taxes. The people are requested to call and nay ao promptly, thereby saving themselves troubls ami expense. 8. R. HOYLE, Tax Collector, Fulton county. HOWE’S Lock-Stitcli Sewing MAOHI2STBS A RE WORLD RENOWNED FOR DURABILITY aud simplicity of machinery, the perfection of the tensions, aud the unparalleled wide range- of work they are capable of performing without change or re-ad j Hutment. At the Groat Exposition tJniversalle in Paris, 1867, they were awardod the Highest Prize —a Massive GoM Medal—over 82 competitors, and cljftl H8nS R®**ooSSIrtoSFistus HOWE as the original inventor of the Sewing Ma- ohine. Tbe growing appreciation of thair characteristic excellence by the intelligent people ot this oountry was clearly shown by the unprecedented sale of tho Howe Sewing Machine More than celleut m this very than ONE THOUSAND ot these ex machines are in daily use iu Georgia, and of ry large number a single case of dlasatisfa. Uon cannot bo found. They make tho ‘Howe, or Look-Stitch’ which has the iune beautiful appearance on either aide of the fabrie sewed, and they are the only ma chines that make this beautiful stitch to perfectiou. corner of Broad aud Alibi prejudiced in fkvor of any particular machine, st least examine the Howe -before you purchase. Re member that Mr. Howe was the original inventor of the Sewing Machine, and gave twenty years of hiH to perfec 41 — aad gava t perfecting this machine. Every Howe Machine la Warranted for 3 Tears Purchasers are thoroughly instructed at their res idence, by competent lnstructreaees, in every varie ty of plain and ornamental sowing. My ot a office. tendance at the Genuine Elias Howe Genuine Singer..., Genuine Wheelor A WUftou fs,m .......t2.IM:i .. .68,20* Showing that the Howe Machine been a repute- on with th> public that cannot ha excelled by other The Howe Machine Co Cox-. Ilruscl 3k Alabama MI.-, NEXT UOOI1 TO SU>( OV'l’lC A TLA ATM, DA. AGKNTH WANtEU IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY THHOUUUOL'T THE STATE. angllHUIocUO Notice to Contractors. UFAT.l O uutil M., forhnllding a POLICE 8TATION HOUSE AND CITY OFFIOUI, Accordiu 4 to plans aad apecificaMen* to ha a*w»i at the office of Parkins A Alien, Kimball House. Tbe right to receive or reject any and all bids reserved by tin City. c. P. CAhfildf. Chairman Bull.tiug CoWHiHi< *ept:*-i2t At uffic* of parkins 4 Alka. MOTJCK. CmiULTtuiJoiD mD Bankiko Co. or Ga. ) X river, is now preuanxl to receive beevy cargo** of freight ou its ton direct from the Uhs»f tor portetiou to the interior. Persons deetring to avail themselves of th's direct mode of shipment, should have express*.1 on their bills of lading that their consignments shall be lan ded at tho CENTRAL RAILROAD WHARF By the 1st of November it is expected that a large shed will he completed for the protection of salt, r>- other heavy artistes of freight, which par- desire to have stored tor fatnra^u^m cut . ■ Forwarding Agent.