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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1871. NO. 423 THE DAILY SUN PnbUshiMl bj the Atlanta Sob Publishing Company. J. llealy Hrallh Alexander II. ittephews, Political Editor. A. It. Watson, .... News Editor. J. Henly taitb, (tenant Editor and Bash ness Manager. Local JMltar t WILLIAM H. MOORE. Agent* i Wm. AtfTKix, Jr., Now* Agent, Savannah, keep* Tun Sun for sale. HOW TO REBUT MORE!. We will be responsible for the safe arrival of all money aent us by Money Order, by Registered Let ter, by Express, or by Draft, but not otherwise. II money sent in an unregistered letter is lost, it must tnOto lots of (be person sending it No paper will be sent from the office till it is paid To Correspondents. Mr. Stephens will remain in Crawfordvllle. Hif connection with Th* Sun will not change his real deuce. All letters intended for him, either on pri vate matters or connected with the Political De partment of this paper, ahouid be addressed to him st Crawfordvllle, Georgia. All letters on business of any kind, connected with Torma of Subscription When we took charge of The Sun four months ago, w* fixed a very low subscription price on it— nirnhig to make it the cheapest paper in the State. We regret to announce that our terms were flxod too low. After a four months trial, we find that the price of our Dally is below the cost of printing it; mid the club cates for our Weekly have also been bstowsosL Therefore, c . Single Copy Per Annum $10 00 •* •* Six Months 5 (JO *• * For a leae period than Six Months (per month) 100 CLUBS FOR THE DAILY. Tlirae Copies One Year Four «• ** " Five “ •* " Eight Ten «ls|h Copies . WEEKLY PER ANNUM 27 00 35 00 ..... 43 00 68 00 84 00 5 fVials. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the New York Associated l'ress. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. The Er me nation of Frames — Rochefort — 4 .Ynnpayrr Sural. Paris, September 26.—The German evacuation of tlie departments contigu ous to Paris bos been completed. Rochefort petitions for the commuta tion of his sentence. The original sen tenoe was penal servitude for life. General Dorai sues the Independence Beige for publishing false news regard ing him. liochefort is quite ill with a nervous complaint. ENGLAND. •Rllluuee—British Citizens mf Hong Kong ■Enter u Complaint—.3 J>Vk» .Ron Honored. London, September 26.—The relations between Russia, Turkey and France are becoming more intimate. The British citizens of Hong Kong have forwarded a memorial to the Govern ment complaining of increasing insecu rity of life and property. Tulins Renter, the originator of the European system of gathering telegrupic news, lias been mode a Baronet by the Duke of Saxe Cobarg. CANADA. Death et an Old Canada Rebel. Montreal, September 26.—Hon. L< uis Joseph Papineau, a leader of the Cana dian rebellion of 1837, is dead; aged eighty-three. DOMESTIC NEWS. ......... 2 oo a oo 8 00 •• 15 00 ■j •• *8 00 •« 65 00 tandred Copies 125 00 WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS : __ 1 00 Tkn» a W Five •• 4 00 ™e=ee& | One Hundred Copies, Six Months 05 00 Slurle Copies ft Ceuta. RF.T.TWTA, ROME AND DALTON R. R. TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED. Leave Selma 0:42 a. m., 3:15 Arrive at Uooic 5:41 r. M., 1:45 Arrive at Dalton 7 -.40 r. m., 3:50 Leave Dalton 7:50 a. m., 8:20 L^ve Rome 9:37 A. If., 10:45r. M. Arrive at Selma IsM P. U., 3:44 Arrivals aad Departures of Train aiul from Atlanta. THE WEST BEN 4 ATLANTIC (oB STATE) RAILBOAD. NIOHT I'AHBENUKU TUAIN—OUTWABD. Leaves Atlauta 10 ;:i0pE Arrives at Chattanooga tt;16 a I DAY fASIENUIkB TEA1M—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlauta C:00 a I Arrives at Chattanooga 1:21 p I FAST LINE TO NEW YOEE—OUTWABD. Leaves Atlants * • • • 2:45 p i Arrives at Dalton 7:63 pi NI0HT PABSKNUKB TUAIN—INWAUD. Leavea Chattanooga 5:20 pi Arrives at Atlanta 1.42 a I DAY PAMNKNUKU TUAIN—INWAED. leaves Chattanooga 5:30 a r Arrive# at AtlauU 1:32 pH ACCOMUOTAXIOM TBAlN— INWAUD. Leave# Dalton 2:25 a i Arrive# at Attauta ^.10:00at THE OEOUGIA (AUUUSTA) UAILUOAD. (No Day Train on Sunday.) Night Passenger Train arrivoa 5:35 a. r Night Paasenger Train leave# 5:15 p. t Day Passenger Train arrive# 6:20 p. * Day Passenger Train leaves 7:10 a. t Stone Mountain Accommodation arrive#...8:05 a. r Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .6:35 p. u MACON AND WESTEUN EAILUOAD. Day Passenger train leaves .7:55 a. i Leaves Macon Day Passenger Train arrives... ATLANTA AND UICHMOND AIR' Leavs Gainesville Arrive at Atlanta. Leave Atlanta .7:65 ..2:00p. m Arrives at Macon 1:40 p. m. Night Passenger Train leaves 2:55 p. m. Leaves Macon 5;06 p- m. Night Passenger Train arrives 10:25 p.m. Arrive* at Macon 8:33 p. m ATLANTA AND WEST FOINL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives 10:07 a. to Night Paasenger Train leaves *2:45 p. m Day Passenger Traiu arrive# 5:00 p. m Day Passenger Train leaves 7:i0 a. m EAILUOAD. 6 A. M. 10 A. M. Leave Atlanta - - * Jf * Arrive at Gainesville 6:42 P. M. Macon \ Augusta Railroad. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN D XLY, SUNDAYS EXPECTED. Leave Augusta at...% 12 W M. Leave Macon at....... 6 0C A. M. Arrive at Macon at 7 40 P. M. Arrive at Augusta St, 1 45 "• Western Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma 4:10 A M Arrive at Montgomery «:40 A M Arrive at West Point tl:M A M Arrive at Montgomery JJ Leave Columbus 11:40 A M Arrive at Columbua ....IMP P M Atlantic and Oalf Knllroad. I I ROM Savanuah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville 1 and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: Leave Savannah daily. 10:15 P. M MASSACHUSETTS. Bottled Bin Butter. SntiNGFiELD, September 20. — One thousand and sixty-one delegates have been elected, of whom four hundred and thirty-two are Butlerites. NEW YORK. .3 rrested for Complicity with Hedge—Henry Bail. NE\y York, September 26.—Eugene L. Jackson and Jas. A. I’olhenus iiavc been arrested, charged with eonspiriug with Paymaster Hodgo to defraud the United States Government. They were bailed in the Bum of $25,000 each. The London papers generally comment favorably upon the transfer of the gov ernment agency in London to the firm of Cewls, Hobocht & Co. They recog nize this as a compliment to the parent firm of Henry Clews & Co., which assist ed materially in marketing the loans of the government during the rebellion. seen to leave the field. Two are sup- 920; exports coaetwise 77; sales75; stock posed to have been killed, but their bodies have not been found. MISSISSIPPI. mi of XV/MT Fn*r I* Jackson Jackson,September 26. —The existence of yellow fever here is denied by the Medical Faculty. There is positively but sixteen cases of illness from all caus es in the city to-day. Seven persons have died duriug the post four days from Saturday, two Sunday, and one yester day. About twelve persons have been affected with a severe type of midarious fever during the post ten days; but yel low fever nurses and physicians deny the existence of the yellow fever. W A 8 HINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA. «d|.. daily (Sundays exoap- 3:40 P. M 3:00 P. M 0:25 A. M Arrive at Savannah daily MMIt Memphis and Charleston Kailroad. w. J. Aeees, Agent, Atlanta, Oa. TIKE TABLE OF THE MEMFItlfl AND CHAIII.EHJ.ON E. U. OOINO west: a leaves Chattanooga PiVsslffi- - - Mail Train leaves Chattanooga Arrives in Memphis, next day COMING EAST: Morning Express leaves Memphis Arrives in Chaltanooga,next morning. , 6:30 A M Morning Express _ _ a Memphis, same Usy ....10:15 P M n leaves r* w ..10:20 A M _ ... 5:00AM Ski'Train irare. Uemvhl... A M Arrives in Obaitanooga, nextdyr.....•..... *00 “ * Mnoon andBrunswick Rallied DAT H. OMMOD.TIOI. XSU*—(Daily OXCCpt HUIl'l.}!) Lrav. M.cou a—in. If Arrive a Brnn.wlck 225 E" S" ArrlT. U Mraoo PraraU||«r MU*J p. in. mioht rumnaa <lrau, .Jra.pt Bund.;,.) Loavs Moron Passenger Shod 8:10 p. tu. Arrive at Savannah »• «• Leave Savannah I l> ' Arrive at Macon Passenger Shed 6:50 s. m. HAWEimviLUt isjon tDuily except bundays.) lieave Macon Mmpr Shed.. Arrive at nawkinavUlo Leave Hawkinsville Arrive at Macon Passengrtgwt 3:06 p. m. . 6:45 p. in. 6:45 a. m. GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE fcppW'.SS.. rjlUE next Araielulc jmt li«tn. on MONDAY. gKTTKMDIB 18. i. i'i... lyy. bran formed for llto benefit ofthora rraliutra whom., drair.et.il fnrlbra to improve tbraralrra. or to prerere for terabing. New Patent Anon Hfijuare Grand Pianos are U s^. Expenses are aa moderate as In other similar institutions. »j» ftutnra »ni«cnlnra mktamra lira Pretliml. iCaMa»s.un. miemetwim. Raleigh, Sepiumbor 26.—In the Cir cuit Court, to-day, tho cose of the United States against Amos and some thirty oth ers, has consumed the day. The case has been progressing since Saturday.— The defense have not yet concluded their testimony. A number of very strong alibis have been proven. One of tho severest wind and rain storms that has visited this section in a number of yenre has boon prevail ing si uco 4:30 this evening, though it is fast dying away. Largo trees have been blown down in the streets. ALABAMA- Fearful Explosion—Four JHcn Killed and Two Badly Wounded. Montgomery, Sept 26.—The Adver tiser of this morning has the particulars of a terrible accident which occurred at tho Steam Mill of Hardeman and Mc- Dade, 22 miles north of this city ou the S. & N. R. R. yesterday about I o’clock p. m. Tho boiler of the mill lnul just beeu heated up to begin work when it exdloded with terrible fury, killing four men, badly wounding two others and tearing the mill all to pieces. The killed are J. E. Jenkins and Robert King, white; and Reuben and Toby MoDade, negroes. The wounded, who ore not expected to live, arc Philip McDonald and Jamea Berry. Mr. Jenkins, the fireman, was hurled one hundred yards through tho air by the force of the explosion and so badly torn to pieces that if it had not been previously known bis identity could not have been traced without great diffi culty. Mr. King was thrown fifty yards up hill and terribly mangled. Capt. C. T. Hardeman and Mr. T. W. Moretield were tho only persons employed nbou the mill who escaped, and even their safety is due to the fact that they were without tbc building when the explosion took place. Great excitement exists in the neighborhood. MARYLAND. The Commercial Contention—A Shower of Res- •fi.lf.ra, «fr. Baltimore, Sopteml>or Ufl.—The Con vention re-assembled to-day—the Bishop presiding. A motion to admit visitors to tbe floor was rejected. Reports were submitted relative to the mouth of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers, and referred. Resolutions upon nearly every subject were offered and referred. A resolution regarding the Ku-Klux was tabled by a largo majority. During the tbe afternoon additional resolutions were offered and referred. Among tho resolutions introduced in the Commercial Convcntin to-day, was one relative to the connection of the Mississ ippi, from the mouth of Ohio River, to the Allan tie Seaboard through Ohio, Karawha and James Rivera canal. Hodgo court martial eonvered to-day. Tho prisoner plead guilty to all the charges. Tlio sentence will bo announc ed from Headquarters. UTAH. Th. Safsl. r, rjMH-,«r »'«r- Salt Lake, September 26.-.V number of Mormons are sending their families away under tho apprehension that; there will be a collision between the United States and tho Mormons. important rrqssest from the Ku-Klux Commit- tee—^irkausas has m Bold Beoor Thott from the Treasury Department—iielano culls ml Washington. Washington, September 26.—Tho sab committee on Ku-Klux having specially in charge the finances of the South, act separately. Senator Pool remains here. Representative Stcvensou goes to Cin cinnati and Beck to Lexington. Hon. James B. Beck urges that the State, county and municipal afficers send to him ut Lexington, well authenticated statements of their debts, taxes and iaci dental circumstances connected with tbe accumulation of debt and increase of tax ation. Mr. Beck expocts and hopes that every officer having charge of State, couuty of municipal finances, will take the trouble to report to him; and in ca ses where reports may be withheld, or partial on account of the partisan charac ter of the officials, ho urges prominent citizens to send him statements authenti cated beyond a question. These state ments, it is desired; shall be fair and con sist mainly of figures, without any parti n expressions. The committee re assembles here on November 1st, to make a consolidated report. Arkansas is excited over gold mines discovered west of Monticello. Tho Federal Judge of Utah has for bidden tho Mormon courts to exercise chancery or common la\v jurisdiction. Brigham Young directs his Bishops to continue chancery and common law jurisdiction. Young will submit to pro cess from the Federal court, but will re sist imprisonment. Tho loss of tho schooner Hurd involv ed the loss of the captain’s wife and nine of tho crew. Ten gold and silver seals have been stolen from the State Department and melted. Tho thieves wero arrested. Delano 1ms returned. Meteorological. Office Chief of Signal Service, [ Washington, D. O., Sep. 26. 3935. Wilmington, September 20.— Cotton quiet; middliugB 181; net receipts 125; sales 204; stock 101U. New Orleans, bcptemlxu- 26.—Cotton dull; middlings receipted ; gross 967 ; sales 800; stock 20,423. Memphis, September 2G.--Cotton quiet; firm middlings 18i. Mobile, September 20.—Cotton weak; middlings 19}; net receipts 860; exports coastwise 209; sales 100; stock 8963. Galveston, September 26.—.Cotton quiet; good ordinary lOf; net receipts 513; sales 250; stock 15,538. Baltimore, September 26.-Flour firm er with an improwd demand. Wheat firm. Corn quiet X’Jrovisioas unchanged. Whinky scarce at 97. Baltimore, September 26.—Cotton easy; middliugBlflijnet receipts 76, gross 275; exports coastwiso 29; sales 165; stock 1530. Augusta, Sep temkef 26.—-Cotton quiet; middlings 17f; net receipts 400; sales 250. WESTERN MARKETS. Meats, Breadlines, Drain, Whisky, Etc. Louisville, September 2U.— Bagging quiet; Flour aud Cora unchanged, l’ro- viaions active nml firm; Pork $13(uT3 50; Bacon—shoulders 7l; clear sides 7j; Lard 9J. Whisky DO. Hr. Louis, September 20.—Flour firm but slow. Corn dull and drooping.— Whisky 94@2. Bagging cosier at 18© 19. Pork uctiver at 813(u 13 25. Bacou —only order business; shoulders 7J; dear sidesSJ. Lard firm at 91fn9j; kegs 10| @11. Cincinnati, September 26.—Flour ad vanced to $6 50@C 75. Corn steady. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whis ky, stock very light, 92. Ivoelll 011(1 lJiiHliless Nut loos. Saf Just Received—A fine lot of this year’s Mackerel; in kits and half baiTels, by Williams, Lanoston & Chans. sept27-4t 1*0we*’ Press For Hals. We offer for iolo A “Montague” Tower I ittisrilianeong. A. K. Seago’s Large Auction Sale 0 T J5SFfS JSP LO T 8 ’ AND VACANT BUSI NESS MdrsaidenoeLots, in Boliwood Settle ment, and on Marietta Road, wlU lake place on the R—JJ Wedneeday, 27th Instaut, commencing at PMsane by hicks FREE. Alao, FREE LUNCH at 12:50 o’clock. Ten “i®' tlllM Popular -familg Sewing machines ► Press, which can he run either by hand or Administer, MequeUe, Velvet and Bedy Brussels Carpets IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT THE CARPET STORE OF OHAMBiRLIN, BOYNTON S CO. steam—in perfect order and os good ns now. Address J. Hknlt Smith, Son Offioe, tf Atlanta, On. MU W. B. Moses, at the Kimball House, always has The Sun for sale. The Largest and .ftmst Super* .^:. M Z ra -i Qn : Kl ,7-. al I TAM«T B rBB U the Post Office Stand, successors to Orion Dofiier, keep TnE Sun for sale. IgU 1,900 Old Pallets for sale in quan tities to suit purchasers, nt the tf Sun Office. Grand Church Fair. The congregation of the First M. E. Church South — Wesley Chapel — will hold a Grand Fair in October, commenc ing on the 16th and continuing till tho M8KL8 CARPETS In the South, now on exhibition at the Carpet Store ■ept26-lm. CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k 00. Thrco-Ply, Ingrain, Two-Fly And all Grade* of CHEAP CAR PETS, In *xten*iYe variety, now on ml* at th* Carp*t 8tore of upptae-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYWTO N k CO STEAM ENGINES. repared to furnish Steam Letter From Col.II* P. Farrow. UKCOHV Foil Til If VAST rWJSNTY-FOUR HOURS. Tho rising barometer which prevailed Monday afternoon in the Northwest, has extended into Michigan and Missouri.— The falling barometer on tho lower lakes has developed into an area of low pressure nding over the Middle and Eastern States, and now probably central in northern New York. The barometer continues to fall in tho South Atlautio States and Florida, with cloud and rain. Light rain 1ms fallen from Virginia north and cast, ami is now reported from Maim 1 westward. Partially cloudy and hazy weather continues from Texas to Alabama and northward to the lakes. {South and southeasterly winds have prevailed on tho middle and east Atlantic, but wester ly winds are now reported from New York to Virginia and westward. Tbe temi>erature has fallen decidedly oil tho lakes and east Atlantic. It has risen on the south Atlantic. Probabilities. It is probalilo that a slight disturbance will devtlop on the eastern Gulf, and that cloudy weather will contiuuo on Wednesday, with rain south of the Caro- linas. Partially cloudy aud clearing weather, with northwestrely winds, will probably prevail from the middle and east Atlantic westward; clear and hazy weather south aud west of Kentucky, MA RKET REPORTS. CALIFORNIA. .f L’.tely Fight With Prisoners, San Francisco, September 26.—Three FOREIGN MARKETS Colton, Money, Bonds, Etc. Liverpool, September 26, noon.—Cot ton opened steady; uplands 9j@9J; Or leans 9j(af92. Later—Cotton firm; sales 10,000bales; speculation and export 2,000. Liverpool, September 26—evening. Cotton closed firm; quotations same. p^O~d NORTHERN MARKETS. Cotton, Financial, Breadstuffs, Drain, gc, New York, September 26.—Cotton dull and lower; middling uplands 19?; Orleans 20; sales 2,000 bales. Cotton sales for fuiure delivery, last evening, 7,100 bales —September 19|; October 18j($19$; November 18i(od9l; December 19(tf>19i; January 19J(uT9 5-16; February 19i(ai 199-16; March, 19 11-16(^191. Stocks feverish but not active. Gold better at 141. Governments firm but dull. State bonds dull but steady. Money quiet at 6. Exchange—long 8|; short 91. New York, September 26.—Money decidedly easier, closing at 2(^3. Ster ling steady. Gold 14 Kg-14 J. Govern ments dull and neglected. Cotton closed steadier; sales 4272; njdandslGl; Orleans 20. Flour—Southern firmer, common to fair extra 90 50(^7 20, good to choico 87 25(2,9. Whisky active, 97. Wheat 1 (a 2c better; winter red Western 50(7/58. Corn a shade firmer; 72l(//,72l. Rico piict; 8@9. Pork 813i(^13|. Lord— kcttlo rendered 10j. Navals firm. Tal low active; 81091. Boston, September 26.- - Cotton quiet; middlings 201; net receipts 180; gross 530; sales 400; stock 4500. 'New York, September 26.— Eighty- one’s 18J; Bixty-two’s 13|; 4s 151; 5s 13|; new 141; sevens 141; 8s 14|; forties 111; Tennessee’s 711; new same; Virginia's 62b new 68; Louisiana's 66; new 60. Philadelphia, September 26.- Cotton quiet; middlings 19}. SOUTHERN MARKETS. Cotton, liosin. Tor, Molasses, Sugar, etc. Savannah, September 26. — Cotton steady with a fair demand; middling* 18; net receipts 1020; sales 425; stock 5139. Charleston, hcptemlier 26.—Cotton Atlanta, Sept. 2G, 1871. Editors Sun: I aeo that some of tbe papers allude to the multiplicity of coun sel retained to prosecute all persons im plicated in tbe alleged frauds upon the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and I deem it not inappropriate to give yon some information upon that point. It is true that Hon. B. H. Hill and Judgo John W. H. Underwood havo been re tained by tbe Governor as general coun- 1 to aid in tlio trial of all parties before the Superior Courts after bills of indict- iient sliall have been found, and all other counsel have been retained by me iu mv official capacity as Attorney General, without dictation from any source. Be fore truo bills can bo found against any of the parties supposed to be guilty of these frauds, much work will havo to bo dono toward discovering and arraying the evidences of their guilt To assist me in this work more particularly, I havo em ployed Captain John Mi Hedge. Messrs. Gurtrell and Stephens have been rotainod in tlio prosecution of one case only—that of Mr. McCalln, and will prove peculiarly valuable to the prosecution in tluit case. Then there are five other counties on tho line of the road in which prosecution will probably be instituted, anil wishing to discharge my wholej.duty in these prosecutions, without discriminating for or against any one, and without giving the wrong-doers any advantugo of the State, I have felt it my duty to retain in each one of those counties at leust one of their most able and successful criminal lawyers. This is a necessary precaution from one single consideration, t%\vit: to prevent juries from being “packed” on us. All lawyers will concede tho folly of attempting u prosecution iu a county where all the lawyers iu tho prosecution are straugeis, no matter how ablo mid learned they may bo. Local counsel must be had, or the juries will be “pack od.” This is a lamentable fact, but it is nevertheless a fact. From these consid erations, and none other, I have retained Hon. Georgo N. Lester to aid mo in all cases iu Cobb county; General William T. Wofford in Bartow county; Hon. Wm. 11. Dabney in Gordon county; Colonel J. A. W. Johnson iu tho counties of Whitfield and Catoosa, and Col. James H. Anderson, in Chattanooga. And with a view to reaching every al leged fraud, and bringing every criminal to justice, whether he be rich or jxxjr, hiyh or loir, I request all good citizens, ou the line of the road, who know of any improper or criminal transaction in con nection with tho said rood, to communi cate it either U) my associate counsel in their respective counties, or to me, ns early as possible. They are retained only in thoir respec tive counties, and with the aid of gentle men who stand so high for personal in tegrity and professional ability, I trust that the people will rest assured that the prosecutions will be faithfully conducted against all parties, for I shall sock tbc aid of those only whoso past lives aro a sure guarantee of their integrity, and whoso professional success is proof of their ability. My motives may be impugued, but I quietly await ultimate developments as my triumphant vindication. It would be detrimental to the public interests for mo to pursue auy other course. Henry P. Farrow, Attorney General. ►*-* 21st, to raise funds to assist in complet- rpuE undersigned is pr«i ing their splendid now church. IA “ r era, of an j The following is tho Board of Direc tors, to either of whom contribution may by made for the Fair, They respectfully solicit, and will be thankful for a gener ous response: Er Lnwshe, President; G. W. D. I b**D used sixty day*. also desired, of tho Most Improved Stylos and Bast Makers. the shortest notice^girlng gnarant** to all sold. ON HAND FOB SALE l One 15-hon* Engine and Saw Mill, oamplst*. Ha* Also—On* New Portable Engine, C hora* power. Will bo sold at a bargain. A. MURPHY, augsoim ilk**, m. Fall Hat Trade! IJ. M. HOLBROOK, Whitehall Street, Cook, Vice President; Geo. H. Ham mond, Secretary; Dr. Henry L. Wilxon; Treasurer; Hon. John L. Hopkins, Mrs. J. L. Hopkins, Hon. Wm. Ezzard, Mrs. Er LawHbe, Col. B. F. Maddox, Mrs. Wm. T. Wilson, Col. N. J. Hammond, Mrs. J. F. Nutting, Geo. Winship, Mrs. Geo. W. D. Cook, F. P. Bice, Mr*. WMis Peck, J. 0 Courtenay Mrs. Wal-1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ter T. Colquitt, M. J. Cofer, Mrs. Henry Banks. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Regular Order of Business.—Cases yet to be Decided. 11. Atlanta 33. 12. Home 121 ATLANTA, 13. Cherokee 18 14. Northern 5 15. Augusta 10 16. Middle 1 17. Ocraulgee 5 18. Eastern 6 19. Brunswick 6 September 6~tf IPfc., Nougat de Marseilles, at Block’s Candy Factory, jy29-tf B^v.. Nougat de Marseilles, at Block's |MR. HOLBROOK jy29-tf $25.00 Hared I StLSSSsmU FBICJM AND TOMS OF WILSON SHUTTLE ■•wing Kaohia**. $*MW. $5 raw. I « M. No. 0, Mate Table $ 43 No. 0, holf-MM, pin bx 50 os No. 7. do ffin'y 55 SB No. 7. Folding oovor TO 80 No. 8, FoU Cabinet, 100 110 No. 8, Folding CoY*r, 130 WARRANTED FIVE YEARS BY 0E0RUIA, . Lsrgoat aud boat Lota of MATS ever offered la a Southern market. Those GOODS aro all fresh and new, and is com posed of the vory iLATEttT STYLES, Ncto RDvertietmeiu*. Attcution, Mechanic Fire Com pany, No. 2. CALLED MEKTINU OK MECHANIC FI1IE Company, No. 2, will be held at their Hall Tills Monday Evening, nt 7 1-2 O’clock, Punctual attendance re<iucated, aa business of im portance will be transacted. By order: W. D. LUCK IK, ncpt271t . President. KAILKOAU ALE HOUSE! as, Alabama Nlreet, . . ATLANTA, Ua. ) -NEW DEPARTURI” OF BOUBDON WHIS KY ; for (trady will unite in Convention Bour bon and Ryu Whisky, to huit the linns, with a fla* lot cf WINES, GINS, 8EGANS, ETC., Also, Dollied Ale and Porter from I/>ndon, Dub- ii. Ale, Porter sad Deer on Draught *cptt7 Ct WHO WANTS A BUILDING LOTI Call on OKADY, r Georgia Depot. ola Sheriff's party were killed in an al- qnict; nud.Uingslfi!;net rcccq.m 9n; ex- u w „ b „ Limit to capture ffve prisoner* who re-11'ortA coaatwwe 561; sale* 100; Mock 7.- ' «ntWc^«d. The BherifTa party lost :137 bales. _ rayen horeea-two killed and lire cap-1 Noufolk, Beptcmbcr 20. - Cotton tSed. Only three el tlie oonviot* were I quiet; middling* held at 17*; net roceipt* I raytiw* Cor. Peachtree and Wheat street*. IaOTH. well bhaded, within a half tuilu of tho half iu twelve month* time. Apply J. R. WYLIE, Candy Factory. Offices to Rent. 2d floor; also a portion of tho office, in eluding one window on the first floor—in The Sun Building, ou Broad street. Apply to J. Ubnly Smith, tf. Hun Office. “ Ai.kxandru II. Htktukkh on tur Study of tiik Law.”—A 16 page pam plilefc— out) of tho profoumlcst of Mr. Stephens’ many protluctious. copy 15 cents ; 50 copies 65. Address J. Ubnly Bmith, Manager Hun Office, sept4-tf Atlanta, Ga. the P1 oNKER HAT MAN of this auction. Olio room on I Hav,u « been oxolualv*Iy la this business for a num ber of years, be flatters himself that he understands tho trade in all its branches. Wholesale Department princliml fcatnro of the Establishment, and he tSinglo I °ff <nr * inducements to country dealers, which cannot tie excelled in New York, or any other market. Call and examino before purchasing. NcpWS-fit - We wish It distinctly nnderttood that th irma from which we never deviate; and « our Machine* to hav* every paint of to he found in aay Underfeed Shuttle Ms a* durable, mode of os good material a* any Machine in the world, and that it will do a* slogan! wmk W. H. GRIFFIN. Gen. Agent It Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Q Spec ial l'rcmlun Tlio LohL Call! CUL- j ON, > 1. i Heuiujtary's Office, Atlanta Aorutl- tthal and Industrial Association, Atlanta, Ga., September 9, 1871 No premium having liecn offered iu the List of rremiums for tho Fair of [ Aud turn them this Association in October on tho publi-1 tho cation of papers, the publishers of At- Plftesith huita generally offer special premiums. Tho Press of Georgia generally, will | oblige by copying tho following commu nication. Bam’l A. Echols, Beo’y, Arum, Oa., Neptern'.rr 4th. 1871. S. .1. F.rhnls, ft'eerrtara Atlanta Agricultural and industrial Association—Dear Sir: The undnrsigUMl, ItublishcrH of AtlauU, ofler f 8U aud two Gold Medals, to l»o awarded at tha coming Fair of your Associa tion, iu »i>c<'ial prenihunn, as follows : For tho best Daily naper pubUahud iu Georgia—ouUidc of AUan- ta—judged by IU mechanical make up, general styl* aiul mauuer of dci»rtiueutM, 135 aud Gold Medal. * * • * For the lieat printed Weekly paper pub- liHhetl in Georgia—outside of Atlanta—(35 ami Gold Medal. W. A. IIKMT CoiiHtitution. J. Hkm.v Smith, Manager Run Publishing Com pauy. H. W. Gnunn, Publisher New Era. Hamvkl UAttii, Publisher True Georgian. J. J. Toon, Publisher Christian Index and Georgia I Medical Journal. C. W. Ho W A UT pany. night, i TO CLONE MY BOOKN iVl r to tho Clerk of th* Council Day af OCTOBER* All who do not pay by that tim* will be waited by the Marshal WITH COSTS ATTACHED. Now please remember, that on the last few day a, all cannot be waited on; so come up at once, < menuing Monday morning, the 35th inat. Office hours from 8 to 12, and from 3 to 5. KotpeetfaUy, JOHN THOMAS, aepm-tlUlSoct City , l'libiiaiior. or th, Au.uu | New Haute U Mobile, New Orlean* Vlikub.ry and Texa*. For Plauiatiou Publishing Com-1 k Wilson, Publishers Rural Southerner. To Printers. Twelve newnpaper chases, suitable for papers from 22x32 to 24x36, will be sold cheap. Address J. IIenly Smith, tf. Business Manager Bun. mUcdlancons. A Bargain Offered. Blue Mountain Route VIA SELMA, HOME, AND DALTON Railroad and ill Connection!. "I JAHHENOEItH LEAVI* (I ATLAKTA BT THB [PAST EXPRESS TRAIffi Of Raima, Rome and Dolton Railroad, arriving al Rolmaat iilOF. aud making close connections with train of Central Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4MJLU- LM#. Vleksbarg 1:55 ALSO, maka cIom connection at GAIJHRA trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv- HAVE TWO DESIRABLE RESlPENCES FOB [ , T10 F. 7 :45 k. M. Peters, between Pryor I NewOrleons 4J5 Ml* The Road has been recently equipped aud Its equipment is not Nurpassod by any In the Sooth The houses have four and six rooma respectively. [ for strength and beauty of finish. Looking to tho conveniences of business, the hotels, | g£* No change of cars between Bom* *ad Selma, passenger depot, tlm churches and schools, this is A LACE CAR* Ipenoer), choice property, and wlU be sold without delay.— I uits IMAM l> Examine the property sad call at my office (Law FtlildWAW * office of Clark k Spencer), Grant ® U ^“% HC1U | rnn^tbroii^from ROME VIA MONTGOMERY «o ep27-3t Change of ScheduJe. TRAN81»ORTATION OFFU7E, j Wkstesn k Atlantic Railroad, Atlanta, Oa., September 14,1871.! Leave Atlanta si 5:00 a. Arrive at Chattanooga 1:21 p. heave Chattanooga. 5:30 a. Arrive et Atlauta 1:33 p. Dalton Accommodation will arrive In Atlanta at I 10 a. iu. E. B. WALKER, set 11 121 Master Transportation. Mobile NO DKLAY AT TERMINAL POINTS. Fare a* lowo* by say other Route. e Tickets via Kingston at th* General r at th* H. I. Kimball House. JOHN B. PECK, General Passenger Agent. E. G. BARNEY. General Superintendent W , No. 4 Kimball I HOWE’S IMPROVED Lock-Stitch Sewing MAOHINHS A Bl WORLD UNOWNED FOR DURABILITY -cA Mid alratltorar at arackrarar. MrapraMn... or tho tomtom, mU Ul. mpuMtoM «uto ram. of <rork Um, v« rambk oI |i iKraraW, wUxultSuf or roraUmtomoA " AtlhoOnd Bxpoeltkm UiWeraaDe ia Fori*, 1NT, they wut* twarSed the —a Maeeive Gold Medal-over 83 renter of the Sewing Mo- The growing appreciation of their charaetertetir Howe Sewing Maohine More than ONI Tl oellent machines are ia this very Mkfs noabw _ Uoo cannot be found. They make th* ‘Howe, or Lwk4itWii>i> > - 1 g which he* the same beautiful appearanoe oo either eide of the frbrt* eewed, and they are the only ma ohine* that mak* Ihi* heauttfrtt etttch to MtfMttoa. eorner of Broad mad 41eh*nm etre*te. If you are member that Mr. Howe wo* th* original inventor of the Sewing Machine, and gave twenty yoan of hi* life to perfecting this machine. Every HoweMochine i* Warranted for 8 Tours perfect order by the Gen nin* Elies Rowe SSSNCi-ivfis;::::: ::%S ttouwttht Machine*. pubMc that cannot b* excelled by other Cl AS. K. STATUG. k a. n. rear. Staples A Reab, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND Gen.! Commission Merchants deal*n for Selling Gotten Ilf Prf C*nt., 27N l)n>ud Mlroot, / AUGUSTA, GA. JOHN P. KING. President Go. B. K. k Hanking Oo. H. H life KM AN. Pres’t Granlteville Factory and urn FLOURING MILLS, jS tlajcta, GKOHOAJ. If all thing* »re eq«al, wkjraft |Mtr. t« k.BM BiaRBfiMtare 1 I HAVE roratohiHi m, Mill. thrmt,hooi Mtk Iff Mul IMPIIOVF.D BACHIMBRT, mim a grinding new wheat, and am prepared to and will gnaranb-n ovary pound of flour that I seU to come hilly np to reprcMDtation; otherwise, it can be *ip- >md bock to me at my expense. I am prepared to furnish the trade, in any quantity, '* teks or quarter aocks: )1X1E, from choice white wheat. I FAIRLY, ft iked or unsecked. t. B BTTMiH, ProptMor. The Howe BCaohlnqOo Cor.: NEXT BOOM TO MON OftlC UTLXJT94, Ud, AMENTN WANTED IB BVBBT TOWS ABD COONTT TFBOuaBOUV fllOXBraidraMl ralra aM-nraNmr. ireirate.- i as: tss?- snDaasxSFi ■ u MOu .ad Dor I . M dm ltaildU>«faAR Tlwrai Awl, eyp»#a. nlmM. i»>r ol MMra ud eecond-hand family “ time, until October at once to 4-lmdhW Pay Xfoair rsfraxea. .' I 0AN BB FOUND BVBBY DAT AT THE OFjioB Of arara On A BUI. on Pradhbra atTML rawly raHatta wwrat. dm Mr aura rad Orarau fa S55U