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A SUN. VOL.IL /> + n«f mner^" ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1871. NO. 426 DAII^ H^ELEQRAPH NEWS Published by th« Atlanta Sno Pub Cmb pur. Ate»n.ltt II. It.ub.B., Anblbnld M. •p.lgku, J. Mealy lialIh, utina Alexander U. Stephens, Political Editor. A. K. Watson, • • - • News Editor. J. IienTr Sinitb, general Editor and Bust- ILL I AM U. M00BL TrmT«llHf AgdlU • J. M. W. HILL. jwrtigfig Oar City Ament, for Allantm 0a la authorised to UcJve subscriptions. make collec tions, and contract for advertising. HOW TO UK MIT MOMMY. Wa will be reaponaible for the aafe arrival of aU .«**SSSWTBt&BmSW money aent In an unregistered letter la lost, It moat i-«Hu ** for, and namea will always be erai pay charged. Express mtlat prO- Ta Oorreapewdewta Mr. Stephana will remain in CrewfordrUle. Hi* 1 oonnected with the Political Da- 1 he adfraeH to him By the New York Associated Pres*. WASH IN GT ON. Meleereleylcml. BEOOBD POB THRF4ST TWKNTY-POUB IIOUMB. Offio* Chief of Sional Sebtice, Sep.^? | •motor AMnob The J&BEtftft. was Thursday evening central northwest ban moved southeastward, and ; rboWno or smieorlpuon Wkea we took ch«rg« of Tn Sow four month. uo we fixed s nor low ratwcripUoo price on It— iKlm. to uukc tt me ofceupert mm lu the Bute. We regie* to •ofOunoe th.t our terme yre Seed Ed the Sub reti for our WceMy here 0»MU Therefore, on and after the Aral day of October, our terma will be aa lollowa • I 00 Single Copy Per Annum ;• --t 1 *} 22 o .. Six Montha • ••—»• • M a For a leaa period than Six Montha 1V« month CLUB8 FOB TMB DAILY. Thr» a+m ou. £ $ ™ our ,, it IS) Sf : *» Him*It fey ire ® Cedle. . WRSU*aP*M#*im : seAt:.-:=.—-■ •=! S 1# ?® twito 11.v vsm —-» 00 WEEKLY—SIX HOWTOS i aingUCopr I-"."' 9 no Ten « w Ten Twenty Fifty One HuadrW Ooptae, BU Houthe. Slew/, «-*!— Me rifiL SELMA, ROME ASD DALTOIt R. sr’ p ^: T '.r. w. Leave Selma. Arriv* at Beane B:tta. J*. Arrive at Dalton Leave Dalton Leave Koine • • Arrive at Selma-.... Arrival. »»i Uepwrtur.. of Train, mid from Atlanta. 7:40 P. V., 3:60 A. U. 1-Mx.U., 8:30 r. u. 9-JTa.li..lO:A6r.lfc 8:10*. M.. 9:44 iu K. 10:30 pm THIS WK8TXEM * MIUUT I Leaves Atlanta.. Arrives at ChatUnooga.. i)at rai Xseavca Atlanta.. Arrives at ChatUnooga v- 1 - FAST LINE TO *BW TOM—OUTWaaD. WBMOKB xaam—OUTWAJkD. 1:31pm TUT USE TO WWW TOWS- ImiH Atlanta - ?•??» Arrive, at llalton. IH pr wthwx rawaaroww Twarw-rawawn. Luvca Chattanooga “ Arrive,at Atlanta •"••I*" 1 -" , “ Dai wanwssw. TSAis-twwawn. . Uavca Chattanooga Arrive at AUaata accommodation wwaiw—nrwaww. Leaves Dalton.... Arrive, at Atlanta. (IV. Du !>»•* m S‘nAif.1 Night Faaa.nger TStamivni... ‘ “»• “ Night Vaaaangat Train taava. J'lJ ?• “ Day lwaaengar Train arrive*-- t'S8 ™ Day raaamrt- Train leavaa. 7.10a, m Stone Mountain Aoeoianiodmton arrive . ,SM a. m Stour Mountain AccomaodatUn laava. .A* p. iw of Illinois . covers the entire oountry east of the Mississippi, 33)<* highest bamnetar is in Kentucky and Tennessee; the pressuro has yiseu iu lower Floritla anti Maine; it has fallen from Minnesota to Kansas and Wyoming Territory. Oloadinees con tinues in lower Florida and in Maine.— Clear weather is elsewhere reported. Fresh northwesterly winds have prevailed Soda Is&o Huron to Virginia and east ward; northeast winds in Uic Uull States. Increasing south and southwest winds have prevailed during tho evening from Alissimippi to Iwike Superior. The tem perature has risen from Michigan to Mo bile and northward, and has fallen in New England. Elsewbero it is sensibly stationary. FntaNIWa The barometer will probably continue rising and high winds on the Atlantia ondmlalf coast and lower lakes, with pleasant weather, on Saturday; hot will fall rapidly north and weet of the Ohio valley, with increasing southeasterly winds on the upper lakes. A storm of considerable size is probably approach ing from Montana and Dakotah. DOMESTIC NEWS. TENNESSEE. Three IjWfM. Nashville, September 29.—In the first race—three-mile dash, lor $(i00— Foster walked over. The Beoond raca— mile dash, for 8150—Commerce came in first, McIntyre’s b. g. by Morton, soo- ood, Metalla third, Sue Walton fourth, Aneroid fifth and Maaeppa sixth. Time 1:48. The third raoe—mile heat, for 8800—McIntyre’s cb. g. Tipperary 1. 1., Kathleen X X, Metalla 3. 3. Time 1:4U| and 1:48. The favorites won in oach race. The weather is fine and there has been a fine attendance at tho races all the week. Tho meeting closes to-morrow with fourraoee. Three negroes were token from the jail in Winchester,Tennessee, and hanged for burning a church. Montoomeby, Sept 29.—The grandest: demonstration to-day in honor of General Clanton ever known in Alabama. His body in state at the capitol was visited by over 10,000. TkeM. E. Churcb where the fnneral was preached, was filled, and the square around was packed. The pro cession to the cemetery was over two miles long. It is estimated that tho crape on stores, public bnildings and private residences would make a lino ten milos long. Tho grief is groat and men and women freely shed tears. Tho colored population vied iu their demonstrations of respect to the greet Democratic leader of Alabama. Largo contributions have already been made to raise funds to in vest for hie family. Every business bouse was closed. Selma, Sept 29.—The doatk of Gen. Clanton created general and profound grief in this community. To-day the Church bells were tolled and other dem onstrations of respeot woro made. At York, yesterday, seventy milos west of Selma, yesterday, a drunken man, with out provocation, killed his wife and fath er-in-law and then fled. SOUTH CAROLINA. F*« Evil— AVwr. Chahleston, September 29.—Three fever deaths have oocurrod in the lost 24 hours. LOUISIANA. illAlol I*. Fills, J«—r. New Orleans, September 29.—A meet ing, representing the principal dry goods, grocery, drug and Western produce bouses, and embracing 150 firms, held to-night to protest against the quar antine of New Orleans entering Texan ports. Pointed resolutions to that effect were adopted and telegraphed to Gover nor Davis. A letter, declaring that there is no yel- AW AmI .If.y.r- Tkr ■Mrikm—mMur rf Litchfield Cmmlmtr tm J merit m. London, September 29.—Gibbena, a successful merchant and member of the Conservative party, has been elected Lord Mayor of London. The New Castle engineers have agreed to submit tho difficulties between them selves ami their employees to nu arbitra tion. The Bishop of Litchfield has sailed for the United States to attend a conference of the Bishops of tho Protestant Episco pal Church. low fever in the city, signed by Doctor* Chaffin * ” Breckel, Brune, Chaffin and Holliday, was read in the meeting. MASSACHUSETTS. FA. E.«l.f JImftlU. Boston, September 29.—A committee of the City Council bos been appointed to extend the hospitalities of the city to the Grand Dnke Alexis. ..7:56 a. m. Leaves Macon Day Paaaenger Train arrive* P- JJ NiJhtpIliJnger irikmarrivea ^ ATLANTA AXD WBT TOIKL aAIL»OAD. Night I»aa^ngar Wa attivaa J- “ Niiiht Paaaeniter Train leavaa kj-*® *• Day Pasa«mger Train arrive® J* J* Day Maaangar Irirtu laava* * m ATLANTA AND BICHMOND AIB-UNX NAILMOAD. Leave Oaiue#tM9.....«\ .? 7 » Arrive at Atlanta. " w Arrive at QainaavtU*. ■»■»■■■ * ” F -- — Mscob * ****** oat rAiunu t*ain d ilt, srmuv* mama* Leave Auguvta at 1 ••j. Arrive at Macon at i Ja p 5* Arrive at AngnaU at 1 — "E: Western Hailrentol AUhMMtM. Leave Salma...•#••••• Atriva at Arriv* at WaatPoiat. Leave Weet Point Arrive at Montgomery Leave ColumUuM... Arrive Atlatall. »■* t*» lr MallraaU. I t Hull H,.-.nn.h Um., vl» AlbM/, J*ck.ou T lll« ■aiT.nih.mil taquuur. “.‘Jit’ 5 Arrive at Albany dally J £* 3 Arrive at Jacka<mvlll« dally... 1:4# * Arrive at Tallahaaeee daily (8undaya *x- $150,000 Cemtlmgrrmliem. Philadelphia, September 29.—The paper and rag warehouse of Jeroup * loore has been burned. It was in the oentcr of ft number of paper stores. Loss $160,000. » \ IMAM 6:40 A M 11^9 AM IMiF.M iMva TaUahaMM ditUy' isuadaya sxvsap- ted). n.inu u Leave Jacksonville daily..... P M Leave Albany dally.. Arrive at Savannah dsHjri Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. Arana, Agent, Atlanta, Qa. ABLE or THfc MXMrHM AND CHA»LEII*0« a. kaJtfBftofh A r?SS5SSsrS:r”.r::« , S ?fi 00*1 NO xa»t: m Morning Baaraaa leaves Mamphia. 10:» A M Arrivea loChattanooga, next morning... • 5.00 ......13:10 AM ivea in Macou aiui Brunswick RaUr< pev iqaBgndpRWg Tan*—iPally except 8undaya) Leave llrunawick _ Arrive at Macon Paaaenger Shad 64*f. a. moor rauMa (D«ily .io.pl SoaitajoJ Un Macon PMoomor Shod. LlaS; 2" am., at rSiZ" Leav. savannah — n Itmt at Macon Itaatcngct Shed HAwainmixi Taxi* |M| tacapt SnaSaya) amSasa* GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE fjtH I nail Acadonl. T** *•*!“ «■ Monday. airruiBU u- An Eutectic Claa. baa b^n Mnaad O* *JV. _ of ihuaa KiaduaUa who may U ttalwo.a tii.imwl’fta, oc to propar. for ttachtOB- N«w ttat.nl At ion thiaat. Oanud Plano, am talatatioaa. * ” *** M otoU'rat, at in otha* iiniUaf Fn. further partlonlam a&lrma th. PmOd.nL Madlaoo, July ». 1M1. IjSl-tUttawAtftah PENNSYLVANIA. NEW_YORK. MWn/WoMtmf, f«r Ift. Amtlf In JVnrU C, Han—IPWnl UK FrtSnn. Sap, * I*. BMIaa- IfM—AVmdk Cmlaam—.frrftml rf Cmllm— Jratp and -V«.p 0*1m Ha*. New Yoex, Hept. 29.—The case of aup- wsed yellow fever in Brooklyn proves to M typhoid. , . • A comiMny leaves to-day to reinforce the Fourth Artillery in North Carolina. Tho Tribune says: “We accept the tioket nominated yesterday at Syracuse. It odds: “We accept the miracle of clumsi ness cslled the platform, and _ bow to the monstrous State Convention. . . Galas continue. Several additional disasters have occurred. The Timee’ Versailles special says Franoe declined to give the other powers the same custom claims that are accorded to Oermany, ueder tho recently nego tiated treaty. On the other hand, a cor respondent of tho Timee, writing from the some place, expresses tho opinion that negotiations with Germany will be ^CoL°Win. L. Slmttlefortb, colonel of marines, is dead—agod 50. A number of coolies, who bare com pleted their eight years service in Cuba, iavo arrived, cn route to California, whither Gab* pays tber expoiiHes. ConiBKxloro Orcar Bullun is dead. MAINE. J Bcfemlter hcmlmced Pobtlxnd, Septomber 29. -W. E. Kog- ers, the defaulting CaAier of tho Notion al Bank of Bnmawiok. plead guilty, and m sentenced to six years in I ho pem tentiary. MARYLAND. IUltimobe, Sept. 29.-In the evening Jfiio'r^rtl.y, a comm.Mjw. com- posed of one member from «tch Ht»f SJKamRSSiKwSrt fhftt Coogrea* ihoold compel il»® removal of the bridge on the Mobile and Texas Bond over the Grand ltigolets to a more suitable crossing, and to be pla^ 1 HUlUiOlU '-IWO'UPII • _ U 1 right angle* to the corrent, wah adopted. The (kmvenrion adoptetl tho report of the railroad committee the report* of tlie railreotl - . , the committot s on interior Ilimnt of wat. with the ocean as a commercial necessity, from near Fort St. PhilHp on tho left bank to the Gulf of Mexico, to bt) main toined at Government cost sad free of tolls. An appropriation of four millions of dollars is asked for this work. The action of the previous conventions re garding the James River and Kanawha Congress for aid renewed. Beverdy Johnson will address tho Con vention. 1ATEB. The convention adopted the various reports: also ■ resolution reeomending Congress to pass a universal Amnesty Bill; also the following: .■ “Whereas, this convention barini adopted a resolution asking the genera, government to refund the tax oollected upon cotton, therefore be it resolved that coal oil, iron and other commodi ties, upon which a similar tax has bean paid, bo included in the resolution in re ference to refunding the tax on cotton.” 3,753; exports to Great Britain 1,158; ex ports coastwise 1,143; soles for the week 109 bales. New Orleans, Sept 29.—Flour firm, low grades scarce, superflno 85 50rt5 75, double 80 50fa>6 75, treblo 87 00@7 25. Corn firm, 82<y88. Oats firm, 57. Bran 8114. Hay firm. 836 00, choice 838 00. 011101110 San Proeprttno. THE ATLANTA SUN! Canal was approved, and the appeal to j Pork held ei 81660; hams scarce 19a The convention will meet in St Louis Ih 1672. The convention has adjourned sis* die. Wm. Pritohord, oolored, was bunged tb-day et Towneontown, for committing a rape upon a German'girl in 1870. ALABAMA. The Vnuerel et dm. Clmnfm—Tem Thememmd reefle WMU Ate Memmtme The whele dtp lm JMeurmimyr—tiremd MememetrmUem id Afemer et Mhd—TrecUle* Ter hie jFmmlly—HhecMdf MetAer mt Y*rk. FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND. Jmerntt, MtohUIart. Slrwfe. WhUty, Mir. Cincinnati, September 19.—Floor ex cited and higher. Corn steady. Pro visions drcoping bnt nominally un changed. Louisville, September 29.—Bagging unchanged. Provisions very strong and ing good demand. Whisky 95. St. Jjj^’is, September 29.—Bogging sells froply at 19. Pork and bacon qniet FRANCE. Celtem, Medry, Honda, Kir. London, September 29—evening.— Consolt* 92j. Bonds 92J. Snfjar afioat 27s <m!((^28s. Liverpool, September 29—eveuing.— Cotton closed firm—Orleans 9|(fi;9|; sales 12,000; speculation and export 3,000.— Yarns and fabric* at Manchester, qniet and firm. Liverpool, September 29, noon.— Cotton opened firm ; uplands 9i(a^9l; Parts, September 29.—M. DeBanne- ville, French Ambassador to Borne, has arm cd at Versailles. Subscriptions to tho Loau of tho city Of Paris have reached thirteen times more than was required. Several conflicts have occurred between the French and the German garrison at Dijon. Versailles, September 29.—The Min ister of Commerce informs the committee of tho Assorably, which controls affairs during a recess, that the negotiations with Germany are making fair progress. 5 The rumored discovery of evidences of a Bonapartist conspiracy is unfounded. Orleans, 9|(oj9|; sales 12,000 bales; for tho week 58,1)00; ~ . exports 6,000; specula tion 7,000; stock on hand 523,000 halos, of which 184,000 are American; receipts for the woek 16,000; American 8,000; actual export* 4,000, New ftbocrtiermento. Lost Pistol. A SMALL Smith * Wcaaon Hovan.ahooUr, loft la * A raws** arid be paid br Wvtnf U»# office of the aop90 It MARKET REPORTS. NORTHERN MARKETS. dim Plm.mtl.1, Uralm, te. New York, September 29.—Cotton uiet and ntoady; middling upland* 191; jrlean* 21); Bales 1,200 bales. Cotton sales for future delivery, last evening 2,800 bales; October, 19 1-15($ 19 8-10; November, 19 1-8^19 8-10; December, 19(;fq»19 3-16; January, 19); Fubuory, 19 11-16. Stocks firm. Gold 141(0,14). Govern ments dull but steady. Htato bonds steady. Money oosy at 0. Exohange— long 8); short 9). New Yore, September 29.—Stock; 81s 18); 62s 156; 64a 151; 5sl6|; new, 14)j 7a U); 40s 111. ew Tore, Sept. 29—evening.—Cot ton quiet and weak ; sales, 2044 , sales, 2044 bales ; repeat quotations. Flour active; South ern commau to fair, 86 88@T 50 ; gifcd to choice, 87 55(^9 00. Whiskey, 81 00 @1 01. Wheat, 2(@4 liottor. Good ox- iert and speculation dcmaml. Old win- ur/weNtorn «x<465. turn, 74(tj75.f- Riee steady, 8)(^9. Nuvul stores epuet. Tallow steady. Freights unchanged.— Pork and Lard steady. Money abund ant at 5t Htorlfcg wunk ; aotnal tnrtis- itclions, 8(38). Gold, 14). Govern ments closed ) higher, 62’s, 15). South ern, dull and generally steady.'/Tenne- seo’s, 71; now, 71). Virginia’s, 711; uew, 68). Louisiana’s, 65; new, 59.— Levee, 69) ; 8’s, 82. Alabama's, 100; 7'*, 68. Georgia’s, 82; 7’a, 91. North Carolina's, 41); uew, 23). South Coro Una’s, 73; uew, 52|. Sale* for future delivery, to-day, 6450 bales; September, 19)6419); October, 19(^19 3-16; Novem ber, 191-16(M19); February, 19); March, Ml; April, *XA*>|. J „ J Boston, Bcpt. 29.—Cotton duU; mid- dlinae 20)e; gross receipts 190 bales; ex ports toGreat Britain 88; sales 250; stock 4,500; net receipts ®f the week 178; gross 1228; exports ___ Philapeu-uu, Sept 29.—Cotton firm, middlings 19); net receipt* lor tho woek 216 bake; gross reoeips L842. PnovTOENOE, Septaanbsr 29.—Stock 6,000. . SOUTHERN MARKETS. . mmyrnr. 4 I.—Flow ciih. hmi*. um--—— ,,, - ■ . Bu/ruum, September U9.—Flonrrtid and firm. Corn active— Provisions unchanged me comnuwex. , communication, dredging tho moutho' the Miadssippi os a tenqiorarj expedient, ship canal ^connecting the Mississippi wheat active white 75(gj 82. Whisky «1*00@1 01. Mobile, Sept 29. -Cotton—mhMhnft* 181; net receipts 875; gross rseeipU ».6; exports coastwise 425; sales 160; stock 8,516; net receipts 3,752; gross receipts Lard firm but dull, 10)@10), kottls 12@ 12). Sugar, Motamea and Coffee, no market Whisky firmer, Western rooti- ,flfd 98«J118. Bank Starting 24, sight r t premium. Gold 14). Galveston, Sept, 20.—Cotton steady, good ordinary 151(2)16; net receipts 566; exports coastwise 517; sales 206; Block 17,019; net receipts for tho week 4,568; , exjporte coastwise 1,^31; soles for tho week Auousta, September 29.—Cotton qui et; middlings 171; receipts 450; sales 450; stock, 1870, 2,415; 1*1, 4,500', re ceipts for the week 1,650. Savannah, September 29. — Cotton firm; low middlings 18); net receipts 909; exports ooostwlso 726; sales 600; stock 5,686; net receipts for the week 4,949; exports coastwise 8,491; sales for the woek 2,800. New Orleans, September 29.—Cotton steady and fair demand; middlings 19). net reoeipts 991; gross 1,330; exports coastwise 795; sales 900; Btook 19,264; net receipts fur the woek 4,858; gross 632; exportsHswre8,472; coastwise 3,166 sales for tho week 5,500. Baltimobx, Scptemlier 29.—Cotton qniet; middlings 19)@19j; gross 151 exports ooostwwo 201; sales 561; stock 1,515; net reoeipts for tho weok 650; gross 1,631; exports to Groat Britain 100; coastwise 6,450 Halos for the week 1141. Norfolk, September 29— Cotton stea dy; middlings 181(2)181: net receipts 1,238; exports coastwiso 136; sales 60; stock 4,856; net receipts for tho woek 5,340; exports coastwise 2,976; sales for the woek 375. Wilmington, September 29.—Cotton firm; middlings 18: net reooipts 298; ex ports coastwiso 365; sales 224; Btock 1877. Mem rare, Sept. 29.—Cotton firm: mid dlings 184c; reoeipts to-day 965; ship ments 762; reoeipts of the weak 3,995; shipments 3,119; sales 3,770; stock of 1870 7,784; of 1871 2,775. Ciiai(lbhton, Sept. 29.—Cotton steady; middlings 18); net reoeipts 761 bales; sales 300: stock 9,558; net receipts of the week 6,616; exports coastwise 2,756; sales of the week 1080. City Point, Sept 29.—Cotton reoeipts of the week 220. DAILY AND WEEKLY, live Paper on Live Issues’ PUBLISHMD BY THBI WESTERN MARKETS. FOREIGN MARKETS ATLANTA, GEORGIA. AT.KXANIIEH II.'BTEPirENB. . A ^B§}EYMMS i II,rP OHT8 ’ !l Proprietor., Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor R. WATSON. News Editor. Tpopnlar iamiln Stating Jtlaclptua 425.00 Saved 1 $25.00 Saved! prices and terms of WILSON SHUTTLE M aobinea. MITT CATO, fit rSMO. $• F*MO $ if M0. Sewing No. 6, Plain Table $ U Mo. fi, haif-aaae, pin bx M “ “ An •y 58 Mo. 7. Mo. 7, Folding oovar Na. 8, Fall Oablatt, „ Mo. 8, FoldtDff Corar, 1*0 WARRAMTKD FIT* TRIM BY WILSON SUWIWO ICAOBOra oo J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Xf u 1 d— iaa our Macbinaa io hi Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Twelve Montliu Months • Dally—Single Copy. . 810 OO I Throe Montha . 5 OO One Month . Olutos For Daily-Por Annum, Tltreo Coplea Four 44 Five 44 27 00|£l K ht 44 UfS oo I Ton 44 43 OO rilniilo Copy 088 OO K4 OO ft c*t* the basement of the Kimball House, at the KIMBALL HOUSE. Carpets! Carpets! s. s. KCJrnntcK. t( aojr CturpeidjSu Clotlu, Huge, Mute, H'tndote shades, Arc., Wlilcli is unaurpUKil In the 8nnth.ni mirkela. I. S. K.ndrlck A Son, Marietta Street, MpjOtf Atlanta. Ga. z. o. a. t. ning at Ik u'claek. RuainoM of luii>ortauoe, W. H. Fkixzxll, J. 0. THROWER, c. t. a<‘p:»u it. TO THE LAPIEE1 TO EVERYBODY 1 Sowing Machines to be Uircn Away. Q|l,VHD Auction 8»lo of Sowing Machine*, TnUHSDAY MOUM1MO, 5th OCTOBER, 10 O'clock, At tho Liv* Auction IIoune. No. 2 DeOiva'a Opera uao. FUTYHEWIMU MKCHIMJC8 (all “ lar) of UM/ollowing makers: Wheolar A , , inTOf, Wri-, - T . . . (Mbb*. Howo tMitla. linekrye. Mingera, Whitnay ft ,yons. Hemoinbcr tho time and place — TUUllSDAY MORNIMO, 6th OCTOBER, 10 U lloc* At tho Lira Auction Ilouaa, Mo. 2 DaGtva'a Oprra U«MMi T. O. Mayeou, lYop r; J. U. liarratt, AtuA'i TERMS CASH. HALF POSITIVE. 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If money sent In an unregistered Utter Is lost, U m the loes of tho person sending It. tho person i ... • paper will be eeut from the office till it is paid far, an* aaaL.ee win always be a paid for expires. *0- Persons sending money by Kxyrefs must prepay oarges. To Oorroeponclentai i Wa wish It distinctly understood that these are oar rom which we never deviate; and we goaran- Machines to have every point of excellence to be found in any Underfeed Shuttle Machine, end aa durable, mads of as good material aa any Machine la the world, and If ‘ * * HOWE’S Lock-Stitch Sewing MAOnnsnens B» WORLD RENOWNED FOR VtliuHttnT . at* SupItaiTa* TMhlam. ttolislilMna at Unalona, u4 th. Bnp.wU.tad trtd. nil,, of It they are capable of performing wltboal nftiage •r readjustment. At the Orest * Exposition Uniwarantta ia Paris, 1M7, they war* awwdad (be Mtabept Mae —a Maarive Oold Medal- over M eoeaustttors. and Th* growing appreciation of their < exoeUeuc* by the InteUigent people of this country was dearly shown by th* unprecedented sale 6f th* Howe Sewing Machine during the pest year, belag ffir in excess ef Mum of say other on* patent idenco. All letters intended for him, either on private matters o of this paper, should be addressed to him at Crawfordvtlle, Oa. letters on tusiueas of any kf ' be addressed to J. Honly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Qa. e Political Departs**- The Weekly Sun which hu th, SUM bMotifBl •ppmnoM on <UUr tad. ol th. bhrt. -rel. tad tMj watt, mkfm*. chtaMthat Btalo thtaUuHful rtltch to pvMMon. everything which appears ii t contain* All of Mr. corner of Broad end Alabama streets, diced lg favor of aay pactteuls examine the Howe before yon ] her that Mr. Mow# was the erigt the hewing Machine, and gave twenty years of Ms Ufa to paneettngthta machine. Every How# Machine la THE BUN la tbe organ of tho People, thm Advocate of Justice tho Dofaode* of th* c uent of burden* heaped upon e teJbpoytef people, Every Howa 1 Warranted for 3 Year* r, sad la kwislmatn oa opponi Oppression! of all kinds. It will adhere to tho old, sofa time-honored Undmorha of the Peroooratlo For. tv. and sternly oppose any “Departure" thorofrom. Mr. STEP HEWS la thoroughly enlisted in tho Work, end .will contribute to its columns almost doily, Tho Presidential content for 1872 will be the most Imi rolvcd are momentous, and all that patriots hold d< \ Important In laar^le at stake. the history of Amarioa. The iasne* In- the srnsr will' endeavor To <lt*a*mtnate truth, sonixt ftactrine, and correct | f earweatly and xealcmsly MOW. SB- 00,000 OOliXiA-ZiS TO LOAM, A T perm per rest., dir nti raoutx. oc U>urn, oa Oold collet,cl. ltartta. older 1° borroe hot best ap^Y proeipl- Ijr la ' ' - II 011 AS. 3 JSNNlNa. Frc.ld.Dt, Or, *- S. ItXAN, Cubter Uavb.nta' uM l’taelora’ N.nanl Itatik. 1U Lroe<l HtiMt, upW let Autputa, awrsta. Axmlnlstcr, X<M)uettt>, Velvet and Body Brussels Carpets IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT THE CARPET STORE OF CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON A CO «p«d-i>^ . Threo-Ply. Irurrttln, Twtr-Ply And all (iradse of CHEAP CAHPETH, InextousiTo variety, now on **'e at the Carpet Store of ecpt20-lm CUAMBLRUN. BOkKTON A CO ailvucetadby soma, while we aru being rapidly borne down the curron^wl of Uadlcaliam, Outraliam and Impcriaiisiu. Tbe Radicals, with th* aid of bayoaete, have thrust upon oa tho unconstitutional and wickedly oppressive ineaHuree of the so-called 14th end 16th Amendments to th* Constitution and th# Beoonetniotioa Acts id the majority Faction in Cong rear. The Radical* have asked ns, as Democrats, to pledge ourselves to ko- “ defend and build upon thiwa measure* forever. Those Democrats who give this of their fslheas. Some of them have * cept, indoree, stand by, defend and build upon th pledge of ooureo moat “depart" from the faith c t wa disturb the ontlhu- camp , end wbMo they and the Radical cohort* which they have ► go with them, * few others are advising na to hold our peace *" and distract tho counsels of the Democratic Party I Verily, if we should hold ear pease, “the etobaa would cry out.” We cannot remain silent. W* eannot .os conneal our people te acoept and weleatna tbetr own rain, and thank Ood for the privOeg* T It is of the utmost Importance that these issues be diecaaaed bow ; for the adiotloa of a Mm* earring bv the general Qoaventlon of the Party will be. not dbly wrawg W paf ** •• departoya M by Un lodgment It will be fatal In policy. Fidelity to the Constitution la that . one who ia a true friend to that sacred Instrument, as a c in the North;* ere not common to North and Houth, alike. We respectfully ask a fair share of public palmare, “ ‘ “ ' “ Duaineee should b< ll communicaiions or letters on Busina J. HENLY SMITH, Mnnagnr, ATLANTA, GA, Pay Yimr Toxoo. of Messrs. Cox Ii Hill, on Peachtree street, ready to receive the amounts due for Slate and Oroaty Texes. The people ar* requested to call and pay up promptly, thereby saving themselves trouble end expense. *. B. HOYLB, % jptli-Ct Xu Collector. Fulloo eouaVy. 40,000 pounds Bacon ; pouutls Bac M0 barrel* Vlaar; ear . _ _ valuabU pair of Mules and Haag ; a fret aiaaa ssnavs lows to» ‘Howe, or Look-Stitch 1 constant use by perfect Order by PurcbBMr, m ikwoiifklY IsMraeMaVeUriMa- !!»<». by uwajtft imiOihh ta i«u tie ty oi plain and ornamental sewing. Tb. «!• of HmrtibrtteM ta mo. imimmm mm that of any otter Machine, as foSawa: Lna Hies Iowa uenuiae Mnger Qenaiue Wheeler ft Wilson...»*....Umi* Mon with In* flat tb. Ha*. Ibrbt*. VMM BIMflfli* h ta- retoc tbM esaaot ba ttatita! bf <Of. The Howe Machine flo Cor. Brood dt Alabama BW NEXT DOOK It) utHsjrna cun AGENTS WANTED, nt nu town and ootmn thoouoho^t TO* STATO. t < n MilSUUoctlO V I am SLAB SH UA8 OOMB Tb. Ottl F.p.r ta flukuUM