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THE DAILY SUN. •fir* Nm* Advertisement* always found on First Page; Jj> , < and Ilusi/tets Notice* on Fourth Page. SiTCKDAY Mousing Sutemdek 23 SUN stuoki:s. ft®, Butler says his forte was not Fisher. 10k. lirownlovhealth is better. His morals haye undergone no improvement. **%.. While Connolly insists on being Comptroller of New York, he refuses to allow (Hjall of New York to be controller of him. “Theodore IS. An exchange says: Tilton has attempted Mrs. Woodhnll’s hfe.” Pity he didn't attempt it other wise thun with his pen. •S. General McClellan refuses the Comptroller's office unless it shall have be— evacuated. Although he is a mili tary man, he prefers not to take a posi tion by assault. •fir- Lowell delegates are prepnred to declare for Butler in Convention. This goes to prove the extreme fitness of Lowell for a little wholesome ravaging by the small-pox, “who 10k. The New York Herald asks : is Mayor of this city; Hall or Havemey er?” is the man; but it really Boems as if yon have mire enough to bnry him out of sight. •tjyThe Herald asks: “ Are we to have law or anarchy in New York?” A little of the former and a great deal of the latter, are what they’ve been having for many years. •9* Greeley was isked what was the beet mode of protecting sheep. He at first said, “kill all the dogs;” but having given the matter more serious thought, he ooncluded that the safest protection would be to get Congress to double the tariff on foreign wool. The Petersburg Progress says. ‘ ‘Xt{is bard to understand what Mr. Stephens is aiming at." Not ut all! Ho is aiming at the “New peparturists” and all other Badiesis, and from the way the Progress and other Radical papers are squirming, it is* easy enough to oonjocturo that ho never misses his aim. •9*After a careful summing up of the results in California and Maine, the edi tor of the Courier-Joscrnal was heard sing ing as follows; “Come, New Departiot, in wUoee breut No ooneolence m»j revolve: Come with no sickly fear oppressed AnA make this one revolve: , I'll seek the party, though my sin Has like a mountain rove, . And charge them woU and got their tin. Whatever may oppose!” GEORGIA NEWS. SAVANNAH. The Keirs of Thursday lias the follow ing items: A special dispatch from Prof. Agassiz states that the tidal wave has broke down on the road, and will not be here until some time in November. He wishes us to pacify the people until it comes. It was feared by many that the storms which have prevailed during the past month along our coast and inundated the rice fields, had nearly destroyed the crop. It appears, however, from the receipts by the steamer San Antonio, whioh arrived hero yesierday, that the new crop along the Satilla river, promises a very fair yield. The steamer brought 1,000 bush els. Mr. S. P. Hamilton, of Savannah, and Messrs. Sharp & Floyd of this city, are the only bidders for the contract for furnishing premiums to the Savaunah Fair. Look out, Hamilton; Atlanta is after you with a Sharp stick. The Republican has this ripple: The Atlanta papers tell us about Blodgett's employing counsel to prose cute the State Road . plunderers. We think it high time somebody was em ploying counsel to prosecute Blodgett The Merchants and Planters National Bonk at Augusta, has $50,000 to loan for a term of six months or longer, at 7 per cent, on good collaterals. The Ckronide and Sentinel, of the 21st, has the following: The soldiers sent to Jefferson have been stationed in Louisville, and not at Bar tow, as at first reported. Tliev are un der command of a Prussian officer, who has made a very favorable impression on the citizens. The commandant seems to think that lie will bo kept in the county for several months. Ho was sent there very hurriedly, and had not received in structions from headquarters how to act. The clouds at this time look heavy and threatening. I think in ten days more fully one-half of the cotton crop will J>e ‘ lc rotten and consequently totally lost. We have lost all hopes—don't expect to save much of this crop. BARNESV1LLE. The following items were Gazette-ed on the 21st: The “ tatur” crop is said to be unusu ally fine, commanding from 75cents to per bushel. atisccllaneona. REMOVAL The geueral yield of corn is good in this vicinity. Several gentlemen report 20 bushels per acre gathered. Rain continues in great abundance. Gonaiderahlc injury bus been done by the vast amount of water fallen. Nearly every a mill-dam within ten miU-dutn within ten miles around us has been par tially de itroyed. Great eomplaint as to the saving of cotton. Many farmeis think the cracked bolls most rot soon, without more sun shine to open them. WASHINGTON. Letter from Angus. What It Costs to Run a Radical Government—What it I'sed to Cost to Run a Democratic Gov ernment—.The Wall Street Brokers Attempt a Corner in Gold—The Financial Policy of the Government—Who is that Georgia Lawyer 1 Special Correspondence of the Atlauta Sun. Washington, D. 0., Sept 15, 1871. The National Democratic Committee, to-day, issued a brief tabular statement of GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES UNDER GRANT compared with Democratic Administra tions. The Lincoln Admistration is omitted in the comparison, because it had the expenses of the war. Tlio cost per capita, exclusive of interest on the public debt, acoordiug to tho Pierce Adminis tration, was one dollar auu ninety-six cents. According to Buchanan’s Admin istration two dollars and nineteen cents, and according to Grant’s four dollars and seventy-six cents. Including tho prin cipal and interest on the public debt, the amount per head, iu a population of forty millions, is, under Grant, ten dollars and twenty-eight cents. Tho figures further show that Grant pends per year, one hundred and ninety millions, seven hundred and ninety-six thousand, three hundred and fifty-five dol lars, exclusive of principal and interest on tho public debt, being more than Polk, Van Buren, Pierce and Buchanan spent in four years. Tho total amount of taxes collected for tho last fiscal year is placed at FOUR HUNDRED AND ELEVEN MILLIONS, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS! These tables are all compiled from of ficial reports, submitted to and printed by Congress. Tho latest attempt of certain Wall street Brokers to create “corner” in gold, has been dreaded for some time, because of tho limited quantity of gold on the market, und the small nmount to bo sold by the government this mouth. It has been deemed singular that the gold premium has steadily advanced since the consummation of the live per cent, loan negotiation, an event which, jus de monstrating the improvement (so-called' of the public credit, should have lowered the premium on gold. The rise, how ever, is though to be explained by the fact, that while the New York city banks hold $12,000,000 of specie, and the wants for customs duties are at the rate of$17,- 500,000 per month, tho Secretary of the Treasury has fixed his sales of coin for September at the unexpectedly low figure Insurance Company, General W. 8. Walker sad James E. Williams .*fonts, has removed to rooms iu the Dollar Savings Bank, on Wall street, in the kfanball Hot i aptlMl New Houle to Nubile, New Orleans Yiek*burg and Texas. fllWClIlUKOHO. r. G. THROWIin. Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Work*, P. O. llox -4G0, ATI AN’TA. Ol A. autf2H Gui. va 4 »UA1> C T TV Blue Mountain Route KKLMA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and its Conueclious. T>UWENOEB8 LEAVING ATLANTA By THE Ssfesasffl&sp® FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Or Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Selma at 8:10 P and making close connecUoua with train of Alabama Centrsl Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4:00 A. M. Jackson 11:99 A. M. icksburg 2:55 1*. M ALSO, make dose connection at CALERA with train* of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery Mobile New Orleans . 4:35 F. M. IJ inipmeut ia not surpassed by for strength and beauty of finish. the South 4S* No change of cars between Rome and Bclma. PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS. Fare as low as by any other Route. Jkf Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the Geueral Ticket Office, > Tickets via Kingston at the at tho U. I. Kimball House. JOHN U. FECK. General Passenger Agent. E. G. BARNEY, General Superintendent. septl8-tf Mutual Life Insurant Co., Or ST. LOUIS, MO. MYERS ii JOHN MON, A amts for Northern (leorglt. OTtOribr $ (to. B. Jinblag’* Sons Iron COojfks, ‘ Macon Comes to I IT* FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS SB? BYNBTON. I Atlanta,Ga O7PIOI0RB I JAMES B. EADS, President. A. M. BRITTON, Vioe-Presidsut. 8. W. LOMAX. Treasurer, O. U. M< HATTON, General Agent, W .. ^ 1 Metical Board. H. CHRISTOPHER, If. D. j BRANCH BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Colonel C. PEEPLES, President, WM. U. TULLKK. K8Q., Vioe-Preiidaut. TRUSTKKB : Kirkpatrlcl John A. Kitten. Albert Howell, Lodowick J. Hill. George E. Gibbon, Antb.my Murphy, A. P. Thompson, T. M. Elyea, John Koely, * .Wiliams; Dr J. A. Link, Richard P. Gienn. Charles H. Killian. HENRY MYERS, Secretary, O. A. 81MP8GN, M. D.. ) Medical J.WIHTAR VANCE, M.D. J Examiners. Ii policies issued by this Company Income non forfeitable after the payment of one full annual pre mium. No restrictions on travel or residence. Dividends declared annually on all policies which have boen two years in force, and iu proportion to the amount of premium paid. Office t No. 43 Whitehall St., Up Stair* MYRRH k JOHNSTON. aug'23-lm Agent- for NortheruJJeorgia. 1,000 BUNHEIS Red Rust Proof Oats M [FOUNDED 1038.) O O R E S SOUTHERN Business University, Cot’. Itroad «& Alulmma Hi n. ATLANTA. GA Open Day and Night. . course of instrucUou for Young Mon and Adulte, Qualifying them for any Position in Finance and Trade, Evening Sessions from 7 to 9 O'clock. enter at any timo. No teaching OH. Students in classes. ■ Catalogues and Specimens of Poumanship mailed on application. Addresa B. F. MOOKK, MpM-lm FHJNrcm.. JOHN M1LLEOGE, Jr., ATTOBNEY AT LAW. Office in Grant's Building, corner of Marietta Practii ___ and tho United StateR District Court and the 8u- Court of Georgia. aagll-la STEAM ENGINES. fiWM underti^ued i« prepared of $8,000,000—which indicates a lieav^ reduction during the month in tlio ready light supply in the market. The, e proper explanation is, however, that the business men of tho country have no faith in the financial policy of the govern ment. They look upon Mr. Boutwell as a great financial fraud, (only equalled by the O. O. D. Governor of Georgia.) For instance, in tho matter of the loan, in funding the debt at a lower rate of in terest, which Mr. Boutwell urged so strenuously upon Congress, he has sig nally failed. Out of the fifteen hundred millions to be funded, only two hundred millions of tho five percents have been token ; if, indeed, it can be said that tho amount in the hands of these agents (the syndicates) lias really been taken, which great many people profess to doubt. It is is believed that syndicates” may yet slip up in their efforts to place a It is now very positively asserted that )lai' the three soldiers who came back with Bug Pierce as a guard last Friday did not belong to the United States Army, but were discharged men, whom Fierce hired to act ns protectors. Avery heavy rain fell hero on yesterday morning and continued for sovoral hours. Tho weather remaiued threatening all day. MACON. The Telegraph of tho 21st has the ap- pendod items : Mr. John Marr, late owner of tho cele brated horse Biamark, has returned from New York. He sold his horso to Mr. Smith, the owner of Goldsmith’s Maid, for $17,000. Whilst on the training track ho mado tlio time in 2:24. Mr. Marr gave $250 for this horse, and won enough, on him to fully pay the purchase Mggm and all expenses—or in other wokSs krbM netted $17,000 cool cash on hit Httle investment. On Tuesday morning last, a difficulty oocurrod in the suburbs of this city be tween a Mr. Williams and bis son-in-law, Doc. Ivey, which resulted in the shoot ing of the former by the latter. The af fair grew out of the destruction of some of Ivey’s property by Williams, and when Ivey remonstrated, Williams assailed him with an ax. Ivey theu ran into his house and getting his gun (a small cuibine) shot his asssilsnt, the ball entering the fleshy part of the thigh, indicting a severe but pot fatal wound. Ivey is justified by those who witnessed the affair. A Fort Valley correspondent of the Telegraph writes: We have had rain almost continually for the last four weeks. The cotton cau- not grow as we have no sunshine. The bolls are rotting by thousands, and il this weather should continue much Ion ger the oottou crop will be a failure.— portion of the two hundred millions, for it is not bolievod that tucy have made a bona fide purchase of the bonds. The whole “ Syndicate” business is denounced A UIOANTIO JOB for the benefit of the Treasury ring of bankers and speculators, and, as a conse quence the action of tho Secretary in employing these ..agents to disposo of a loan which the Department ought to hove been quite as able to place without additional cost- lias destroyed, or seri ously impaired, tho confidence of all eminent Bankers in tho financial ability of Mr. Boutwell—and the policy of the Administration in backing him up. THE IMMEDIATE CONSEQUENCE of all this is that the speculators seize upon every opportunity to control the market, in tho belief that they will bo able to put tho prices to auy extent their greed may dictate. It is to be hoped that every effort will bo mado to find out tho name of THE GEORGIA LAWYER who holds a certified claim against a cer tain Georgia railroad (supposed to be the State Uoad) for legal fees, amounting to one hundred thousand dollars. Mr. Wigfall, tho gcntlcmivu to whom the said lawyer tried to trade the claim, positively refuses to divulge tlio name, as he was specially requested to troafc tho matter confidentially. Angus. AdminiMtrutor’M Hull*. i order of tho Court of Ordinary ot Haiti county, tbo plantaUoi i»udi bekmglnc to to catate of General Aaron W. Grier, deceased. late a •aid county. Thia plantation la well adopted t| * Most Improved Styles and Best Makers, i the shortest noUcc, giving guarantee to all sold. „ ON HAND FOR SALE : One 15-horse Engluo aud Saw Mill, complete. Has been used aixty days. AIho—Ouo New Purtablo Engine, G-honjo power. Will be sold at a bargain. A. MURPHY, augSO lm Atlanta, (ia. University of Georgia. SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR. FACULTY. A. A. LIPSCOMB, D. D., LL. D., Chancellor, P. U MKLL, D. D., Vice Chancellor. SCHOOLS. Ancient Language*—W, II. WADDELL, A. M, Modern Language*—M. J. 8MEAD, Ph. D. Rhetoric and Bellca Letter*—CHA3. MORRIS, A. M. JW- Chemistry, Geology, and Agriculture—W. L. J0NE8, M. D. Civil Engineering—L. H. CHARBONNIER.A. M. Law—W. L- MITCHELL, A. M. aud R. D. MOORE, X 'lTE next *e*aion open* September 15,1871. Tho above named Schools are in full operation, student* may select whatever Course they with. Special attention ifipaid to the professional Schools of Law, Agriculture, and Civil Engineering, which have been expanded to embrace a much larger field. Industrial Schools of Telegraphy, etc., aro estab lished in connection with tho University High School which opens upon September 1st. Tuition, including all other fees, In all Depart ment*, f 200, viz. |40 upon 1.5th September, and |60 upon 16th January. Board $16 to $30 a mouth. By messing, student* reduce this to $10 a month. Total expeune* $'275 per annum. For further information, addresb tlio Chancellor, or WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL, Secretary of the Faculty, aug22-2twdlt University of Georgia, Athena, Go. Mark W. Johnson’s, Cotton Warehouse, on Brood Street. ALHO: 300 Bush. Selected Seed Barley, 250 Bush, seed Bye, to arrive, 500 Hush. Seed H'hrat, 210 Bush. Red Clover, 215 Bush. Red Top or Herds Grass. 221 Rush. Orchard Grass, lOO Bush. 'Tan Meadow Oat Grass, to arrive, 175 Bush. Blue Grass, and all other useful Grasses, tfc. 500 Ctrl, thresh Turnip Seep ; ALHO: lOO Tons Sea ToutI Eliwan and other Guano, for Wheat, Etc. ALHO: 500 Bixic Plows, from $3^50 mado “Scooters.'' t*tours and other to $5 60, cheaper than home Mark W. Johnson’s, P. O. BOX 330, Atlanta, Oa. The Palace Dollar Store IN THE CITY! TlMuts. 500 Crates assort ed granite and O 0 Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. SAVE YOUR FRUIT SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS known in Atlanta to bo uuexcclled In Preaerv- J f aud Canning Fruit: cssrs. McBride cC Co.; Gentlemen: My *nccen* iu the u*e of tho “Vio* tory” Fruit Jar is so gnat that I desire 4o thank you for introducing it into our vicinity. More than ten year* ago I began canning fmit for homo use. having used of every can introduced, from tho old tin can and “Arthur’s PateWt” glasn ran (1855) till I found tho “Victory'' Aud I unhesitatingly declare it to be the cheapest, most simple to use, and the beat for keeping fruit in it* natural state that 1 have Very Respect'ully, L. II. PIKE, PROPRIETOR. Musical Instruction. pROF. HUTCHINSON, Musical Director of the Beethoven Society, Atlanta, Teacher of Plano-Forto, Organ and Mclodeou. AddroM—Oaro Lawshe and Haynes, .Whitehall street, or P. O. Box 361. To Parties Desiring to Build T HE undersigned would respectfully Infoi FfriI C/*N Mouse Ihsp mop wish to MtruU Ho ha* at hi* command a pickod set of hands, and imfldont in giving gunnral satisfaction REFERENCE—Col. John L, Grant, Longley A Robinson, and Fay k Coi-put, Architects. joujr c. JtricuoLS. OFFICE IN AIR-LINE HOUSr, PRYOR STl an97-6m i A OAHD. 1 O meet the demand* of an INCRKA8INO WHOLES A Lid DllSINKSS Merchant Tailoring. J. LTNOH Cor. Il'hitehall Slrerl and Rail. road Crossing. rlUIE LAROUiT AND FINEST STOCK OF Cloths, Vest ings § Cashmeres EVER DROUGHT TO THIS CITY A Full Stock of Everything in tha Gcntlnmon’ia FurnlMlifuK Lino. JCouc but the Rest Goods Sold, and JCeatiuss and Elegance is what I Strive to Excel In. wpUS-lm J. LYNCH. Unclaimed Freight. office, churches, and mill*. d will Ukc | w idling to | to see it. 8old in' lots to suit the purchaser*. * plat of each survey trill be exhibited TRANSPORTATION OFFICE 1 Gboboia Kaii HOAD j riHiE following described artn 1-* will be sold at J. Auction, If not called for within thirty days, by Consignee* Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said dec* JAMES M. TRIPLETT, Admiuistr, J. ¥. Loyd, 1 package; Diamond, A.,4 boxes tobac co; Petti* k Pro , 6 boxes i««p; R. A. Alston, 1 box; W. H. Broach, 1 box; T, Allen, 1 bag beaus; John L. day of sole. I Conley, 3 boxes; Jame* Freeman, 1 bedstead; U. L. «.wl deceased. Emery, I toed cleaner; Henry It Co., 3 bbla. liquor lor .i.provtd ripen. ' »u.l 1 box; J. Joue. 1 |-eka||. l«*ldlna; F. U. hub. | ardson, 1 stove aud fixtures; P, Thomas, 1 box; in l Wood, 3 package* moulding; O. A. Witty, ** do bonus uou, with the will aunexed. j tobacco. I oag30 lm ED. A. WERNER, Agent. Wo bavo Hocurod large and oommodious store rooms in tho Kimball House, frontiug on Decatur Street, nearly opposite Moon- k Marsh and Silvcy Ac Dough erty, which we will occupy ON 1st OCTOBER NEXT, will be glad to receive our friends and and whero customer*. With those increased facilities for doing %t*holesate Drug Business SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS rMMHKMTOJr, TJYJ.0M * CO., augaoiitt Atlanta, Go. UUY CROCKERY and GLASS !Vo. 17 Pcaflilret Street, -FBOM— T- n. HXPLBY, JMPOBTEn AND JOUDEU. **' UtTABLIKHED 21 YKAUS. Keep* a large stock. Occupies THREE FLOORS 30x130 feet Inducement* offered to cash buyers Equal to any Market. Atlanta, Oa., August 3, 1871. aug 5 2m. AdminiNti'iitop’ii fettle. Htatk or ORoHt.U, I Tai.iAfKUBQ County, j |^Y virtue of an order of the Court_of Ordinary of said eounty, will be aold on tho first Tuesday in November next, 1821. between the lawful hours of a»le, before the Court House door in (TrawfordVflle, in said county, the Plantation whercou Mrs. Duvcy Clemmons raided at the time of h< r d.atli. The situation ui healthy, society g<>od, couvoniont to railroad*, church**, mills, aud post office. Laud suited to the culture of com, cotton, or email grain; in good repair. Mr. Alexander Clemmons is < u the plocs, and will uko pleasure In showing it to any person w isluiig to pnrehoee. Term*, twelve mouth* time, with approved papers. Thl*. H*pt*'ml>rr 8, 1871. JAMJBBM.TRIli.Mrr, ■i'pll-td* Administrator. Head of Third St., Sign of “The New £iag.” M<ACON40EOBGIA. THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH! Skilled Labor and Modem Machinery. All Work. IWarranVBd. Northern Prices for Machinery Duplicated. stejim EjraurEs or stjrtr Btjro jure «m I R O ry of all kinds TO ORDER. IV R A I L I W G Of Elegant Designs, aud At Prices that Defy ComiH)Utioi\. irj-No Charge for New Pattern* In Furnishing Outfit of Maohinery lor Baw or Merchant Mlllr t>| REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ! Competent Workmen furnlebod upon application to overhaul Engines, law Mills, etc., In any section of tho oountry. FINDLAY’S SAW -DUST GRATE BAR SHOULD BE U8ED BY EVERY SAW-MILL PROPRIETOR. MillstoneH, Belting, Circular Sawn, Steam Fittings, Babbit Metal, etc., etc. ~M FURNISHED TO ORDER. TERMS, 0A8H OB APPROVED PAPER. R-FINDIaAY’S SONS, Maoon, Ga. ECLIPSE THE GBKATi , , Screw Cotton and Hay Press, Looking Glass Plates. We offer the Cheapest and Best line ox House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Co. LANDSBERQ'S LUMBER YARD, OPFOHITI OltoBOU BAILBOAU DEPOT. ATIjA nta,ga. lawod SUlnfloa and Latli—, W 1x1 to Pino Sa-li, Windows <*> •Blind* III Etude os Dressed emd Framing Cumber. foblM, A. LAKD8BI*a * 00.. PNPcMon. Patented Feb’y 27, 1871,|by Findlay A Craig. Colai’abchck, Ga., Doccmber fl, 1870. B. FINDLAY'S 8ON8, FimlUy'a Iron Work*, Maoon, Ga.: DKAn Rinx-Lato thi* fail I purchamd from yon one of your Findlay k Craig Eollpae Patent Screw Col ton PreRses, and, after a full ami fair trial, do not hoaitato to pronounce It the mod rap4d, of lighte* draught, most powerful—in fact, the beat (without an oxcoption) Cotton I'raaa I evar aaw. Between thia used, there i* Just simply no^oomgnc^oD. Every and may look ML_.. HwliM twice a* fast a* any of the other Iron Screw Prcaae* can by horse power. J. L. G. Siucu lo*t fall, aud before accepting Patent, wo added improvement* and labor-saving eon ’ n ntenc*s— >1 ail other Iron Screw Praams I have ever men planter should use your Pres*. P. 8.—You may consider my order iu for two nr for many order* from thi* section : my neighbor* (luring it PEUFECT In every particular. The screw or pin, ha* * pitch, or fall, of (D* taghM : *hat la, at overy turn of the mrw, follower block descend* (or ascends, a* the case may be) lucutt* Th* de vice or thu tube or nut In which the screw works, Is such as to materially reduce the friction, a thereby rendering it an easy task for throo hand* to pack a THEU Iron Screw Proa* by horso-power. [Sen J. L. Ollber great in the TIME OF ANY OTHER! UU41I, uai-ujITY. UGUT DRAUGHT, and STANDING ROOM attop of box, etc., etc., in abort nounco it the BEST Bcrew Press IN THE WORLD, and reapeotftilly invite *“ iTUFAonr- Ite a public test with any as REFUND PRICE MONEY. To purchaser* we GUARANTEE 8A’ LIST, ETO. R. FINDLAY'S SONS, Macon, Ga. CRAIG’S PATENT HORSE POWER, FOR DRIVING COTTON GINS. av>8implest, Strongest and Beet ever y#t invented. Requires no Wood Work. 8et* upon the around, and can be put up WITHOUT the *4dof a Meahsatc UBt Ouarantood or Money Reloaded HivtiMiatlou SEND FOB ILLUETBATED CIBCULAll. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Macau, Ga. The New I*orta,l>l© Steam £3ig For Driving Cotton Gina, Printing Ibreaaea, and for any purpoa* requiring from one to tan herae Power. I 5 ►. rpUIY lTi.furo^.l..urronnAtob7T^.MM»t,AUi«.lpo- | ~ ~ X protection from firs. They are ao#m than a stove, and rtxtB INhURANCI OolPiRlII Bill NO ExtEa There CHARGE where them engine* are need, la POSITIVE PROTECTION AGAINST EXPLOSION. It la * 0 MATTER WHAT FUEL 18 U 8 ED-an impot Awarded first premium* by American Inatitn B. k k. ft. ft. money received for old utns and similar Circular and Price List. «HU * mtDLAY ud* WOSSJb Uto*. Cotton factor* anb Cotton .foob (Pnano ^jutt*,. Ctt. a. VXLLNM mtr.r. Ac HILT: WILBBBFOBOB DAW1KL. DANIEL. COTTON FACT< Ageut* Cotton Food NO 3,WARREN BLOCK, OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTWn’AUliUM'A, 0i« All bniinma entnuted to tbeDi wUl have Btriol HI—ml SSnntiWl r Order, lur Bagging, Tie* or Hope and Family Supplies promptly filled. COMMISSION 1 1-4 PER CENT. UK FERENC || | . , , )tt (tt 1SbSjfiS&SBZb “ MW I K«1om1 IWik ol Kinu. Oa ._ P . .Mfihmlftnl-^- . T. GARDINER, Esq., Prea't DickaoM'VMMInar Oo. [ W. W. SIMPSON, ftaq.. Sparta, 't Merchant k r nlace' National Bank, AuguaU