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THE DAILY SUN •°* let *p® cifl| ** io, >* *° the *®9 jr J r nuule. Wo, of tbo Soatk, fl»$e doned iU mamtan.no* oo the fleldjo but not on the fortune of Itcnaon triotic Public Sentiment. 6. Upon whet pretoneo'tr pretext, other then belt], unsiutoineil ersertion, doee thin Orgen of Imperieliam charge na with having "trampled on the right*— yea, with having trampled ont the very life of Oeorgia, in 1866, to obtain a eeat Trom Moertma OctqboIB. Office in the Sun Building, Wed tille qf Broad drat, Second Boor South 1/ BUT Nat Adteriitanenlt alicayt found on Firdffage ; local and liutinett Nuticct on Fourtnftoge* <; ! We pnkliah in fi Supreme Court; ceedinge" of the "Order of Boein column. *«• THOMAS X. lonw, f» Uwym. deciaione of the If edviaing The ant olM. rt—imhlpaj Commander. ThomasvlUe. Os. Knoxville, Tran. “ trail) pling Terra*. Haft ft Oo.. White Maine. Crren Co.. Oe J.L . J. a Pabmaa The Washington Chronic! Tbit Central drgan of the t’eciraJiziug Adminiatretion at Waakiafteo, ia itt in ane of the 7th inat, whinfctaa jnet reached na, aeeoa to be not H ill ptoeaed with onr reply to the aeoo*d latter of "Late and Order," repakliahed, aome week or more ago, in Thi Sow. Fancifolly jumbling oar poeition, tharafa ttatal, with that of aome Miaaoori DiaiwBl editor, to- railed, (wheae 1 leaving the in or paper ia not given, to be drawn that the right*," and "the very life of the State,” then thia charge ia well founded; but it eomea with an ill grace from the quarter it doe*. The aaaertion, however, that what tho matter, wea with all peraoaal ol> in couaideration, idere<L , oanwusao prompted, m; juat aa it ia now, in at tempting to "fire the heart*” of the people everywhere, for a maintenance of their fight* in every oonatitutional mode. Moreover, we thought, and atill think, that "the trampling out of the very life of tho State” wee the act of that Faction juetly atyled the "Bump Congreaa,” which, after the obtoinment of every object that the war had been waged for by them, put Geor gia end nine other States under Military Rule, for the purpoao of exact Liverpool and Bambar* by Or.t elu. .ioouialtlp.. - frolfhl orjHM.ee, *pyiy lo boVtib a oxhhell. m Bar .wt Philadelphia ajtd paata’ail The ciual the i but the work of the imagination), the Government Organ thna diaoonteea upon the oonatitutional MMeiliH proponed by ua, in that article, tor getting rid of tbo fraudulent amendment*: "The Miaaouri Demooiatio alitor goea the undiluted Kuklux jitogranimc. Mr. Stephen! tread* the ground more gingerly, and would amply ‘down with the ltmlieala, down with the bayonets, ’ without advising just now the uac of the bayonet Mr. Stephen* any*, down with thoae ‘highcat of Crimea,' the reconatroction not* and tho constitu tional amendments; they arc ‘frauds' not yet ‘set up.', but ‘*tK Kuklux Missouri editor *»s with tbo fifteenth budiunn taxation and the rightful l . of all tbeStutee,’ or another Jljht! Mr. Stephens want* the old C'cnatitution.— The Kuklux answer., I understand you— 'this ia a whitoman's Government,’ and the old Constitution nays bo. Let us fight, aaya the Kuklux. Wait awhile, Bays Mr. Stephen* We are not yet ready. We have Tennessee, Kentucky and Mary land. We shall loon have Georgia We shall moke Virginia all she should be, in due time. Sbo is nut Well With na yet—,, We must not itrStatoo soon. We mag carry tbe Presidency, and then, with the whole South a anil, the hour will have (Mime. Those ‘highest of crimes’ per petrated by a 'Bump Congresa| will then be avenged, and th* South will gat her own again. "Such is the political moral of Mr. Stephens' course. He musks himself In liis superior learning and aatuteness, and keeps the roins on hi. thoughts, but his paper is, ia fact, no matter what dis claimers ho may make, a copious fouu- tain of Kukluxism. •• • Tbe evil tbst mou do Uvea after them; The food la oft lnterrod with their hones.* "Mr. Stephens ia ‘ tiring the Southern heart,' and doing evil in Georgia, and, indeed, in all the late insurrectionary States, which will live alter him for years. Why should he do this V He, who was rualigOo ^different to the Confederate Upled on the right*—yea, be trampM not tho very Hfo of Uoorgia in 1860, to obtain a seat ia tho National Senate; and when he was refused a seat lie turned upon the body and coiled it a ‘ ltump Congress. ’ Would it have been a ‘Hump uffair' if Mr. Stephens had been admitted to a seat in it 1 Would ha have taken a soat in on unauthorlaed and • usurping' body ? Would it not have been a constitutional body, an outhor- reapeetable body, if et hit lent in the Now, in reply to all this stuff, tor it is entitled to no other term of characterisa tion, *o far as our teachings are con cerned, we have a few plain thing! to any to tlia Government Organ, and some cat egorical questions to propound, to which we challenge distinct and direct answers |T1. Is there a single fact stated, or posi tion assumed,by us, in the article reviowed and thus oommented on, which tho Chron icle will venture to deny or controvert? It so, let it be specified. We wear no “masks," nor da we deal in misrepresentation, in ad dressing tho people upon tbo subjects of their rights and liberties On those sub jects it is our purpose “to fire tlie heart,” if possible, not only of the people of the .South, but of the North, and every sec tion of the country. It is our purpose, ns clearly stated, “to fire their hearts,” not for resistance or violence to ihe ad- raiiivtrattoa of the laws by tboi* toapo- roffly elothsil with power to expound and erecute than, bat to arouse the freemen of ihe load, every where, to rally to tho yolk, and put those into official position Wh» will protect their light*, uid not ■auction gross and jMilpablo usurpations upon them. 2. I* there a sectional idea or thought in a sentence or ill ottered by nh in flat or any oth» ■ urtaotapenned by ns? If so, let spooled. 3. ' Have we ever recommended any other resort or mode, for the redress of Governmental wrongs of any sort, except tho peaceful instrumentalities of the Con stitution ? Is it an "evil'' that will live after us, to put forth our utmost exertions to keep alive, in the hearts of the people of all the States, a love of liberty, and an wfept tttaehmcut to tho** free InsUtu., tioM Which they reoeitod. a» * >»W inheritance, from a common afiocslry ? A Upon what grounds does this Organ of Ceotraliaed Imperialism found its as sertion, that we were indifferent to the Oonfedemte cause ? What was thataause but the greet, inestimable light of local aelf-Uovcrnment, .on the portof the Peo- totfcm several States of thia continent? man’s whole life aver more de- , h» If at the bayonet, a ratification of those stupendous frauds known is tbe 11th and 16th Constitutional Amsndmenta I Will the Imperial Organ ven ture to maintain, before on intelli gent world, that tbis set was not utterly "outside of tbe Constitution;" or that itwoi not a gross and pul pabls usurpation of Power ? Wo affirm that It was, and we wish to know if issue is joined with uh upon this point; for upon it rest* the whole question of the validity of tbeso so-called amendments. We proposo to stand or fall, not in any renewed cenfliot et tars, but before an intelligent and patriotic public upon tbe immutable Truth of our proposition. Liberty, like Truth, may bo crushed to earth for It season; bnt, like Truth, she will rise sgaiu. ThMUmaj yon ol Ood s» h*M." The Imperial Organ may bo assured that this " is tho politioal morel of Mr. Stephens' oourae I" ff. Tho Chronicle oaks, ff the usurping Jtatton (justly styled tho "Bump Con gress,” from its resemblance, in many particulars, to the usurping fragmentary Parliament, so known in English History) would have been a “Hump affair,” "if Mr. Stephens had l>oon admitted to a sent in it?” To this we say, leaving Mr. Stephens ont of tho question, if Georgia, and the nine other States, had bocn permitted to be represented in it—in the Hnuso and Senate—ns they were clearly entitled to be, under the solemn guaranty of tbe Constitution, that it would not buve been a "Ramp Congress." It would have been Constitutional Body, whether a respect able ono or not, What made it a "Rump affair,” was its rejeotion of more than a fourth of tho 8tstea of the Union, and setting itself up na tho Congress of all tbo State*? Will the Imperial Orgnu vonturo to maintain that they had any authority, whatever, for this mod iniquitous except what they moot flagitiously and tyrannically assumed ; and assumed, too, over tbe very letter, as well as tho spirit, of the Constitution which they were sworn to support ? Was not this a usur pation as gram and flagrant os any to be (omul in the aunols of Representa tive Governments ? Was it not “tramp ling out tbo very life of tho Union ?"• Was it not after th* war was over—af ter all its objects were obtained—after pence was declarod—nay, more; was it not for the very purpose of defeatiug wbat tho war had been avowedly waged for by them; that is, tho restoration and preservation of the Union of equal States ? Will tho Imperial Organ venture to maintain that this usurpation, or any that followed it, by thia "Rump Congress,'’ with a view of Revolution!* log the Governments of theso ten States, and, in tbis way, of Revolutionizing the Foderel Union, was, in any sense, alegiti mate result of tho war against Seecs lion? Was it not tho kegiuniog of a new war, by Congress, so-called, against the Constitution ? Was it not ‘trampling out of tho very life,” not only of tho States sevolally, but of the States united ? Was not tnmpling out the very life of the likcitiea of this entire country? W* 10 understand it. We so maintain. Our object, therefore, is to arouse tire people in all the States to a full seuso of tho imminent danger which threatens them; tomnau them to rally, inacommon itrnggle, at the poll*, and to nee every constitutional instrumentality at their command, for tho rescue and preserve lion of the priceless heritage left them by their fathers. Whatever may be the rcaulh we, leet will have tbe consolation of having done oar duty. If thi* be tbe "evil" that is “to live after ua," may our mem ory bo woigbod down with it for all time to come. A. H. 8. EfEBF SATURDAY non each to it) ixMmxxcx ox cotrox xr stums* on this UXX 0« HALT FKU CIS*. CABIN PASSAGE 110 DOOX, wHb •ub.l.ua*. 10 tea 110.1. comyaM* a th* Irri *s rts—ttlp. TOH AW A FI DA*.'.'.' .' '.iiijibXTTAHmmmtor On* of these steamships leeve eecb port EVERY SATURDAY. ^ Through bllJa ledlu* furnished by frrttfbt or fMNft, apply to HUNTER k OAMMELL. U tegtawh. For New York. Th* ftnt clast _____ lUmAR Livl*|ito*« f Cbeeeemen. Com. Ue*. Bttrsci F.O. Mallory, Cob. H. LIVIXQfTOM QEV. HASHES...! " 27, at 4:30 F. u. BUI* of lading given hereon cotton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg rla Hew York by first TUB Baltimore & Savannah Life Insurance Co CHABTEBED BT THE STATE OF OEOBOIA. CAPITAL $500,000. OWltEB AT HOMK AM) M.1XAUEI) BY Nome of our Best Financiers. >rer 2,500 J•ollciet Ittued Since Jane 1*1, INO». The ouljr Cofup..jr dolor huiioeu In the South ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAfIS Depoeited with the authonUee of the State of Oeorgk for the protection of Policy Holder*. Policies Upon all the VABIOL'I PLAX8 01 UiSL’IUNUI ISSUED. A fison or as per. cent, of the Premium Oircn H'hcu Deetred. ALL POLICIES SOS-FORFEITABLE. MO KBBTIUCTIOMS AS TO RESI- fisnoe or Travel, Strictly a Home Comp’y • With ft* OepHal and Inveatments at Home. It appeal* to thoae who deelre to avail them*elves of th* henoSt* of Lifo Inaurance to give It their s ini r llan * e ' 50! FOR T* FAIR - IN ATliAKTA. wlU carry freigbto Intended for exhibition at Urn Knir to be held at AUauta, commenriug on the ICtli iS‘r h ' eeptaa-if TO EMIGRANTS. . good until i . - C. D. OWKNH. General AjienL Th* time ha* arrived whan *very thoughtful man la dlopoeed to make thia wlm provision for thoae de pendent apoa hi* life. Thia Company propose* to give all the advantage* which are offered by foreign lnatltnUona of like chameter, with th* opportunity of keeping tbe vast i in our own midst, which are annually sent PEOPLE OF THE COTTON STATES Foster Home Enterprise. MTEAMHIl IX* COMPANY. T UX STEAM3HITS OF THIS I.IXE SAIL FBOM Either port every fivo (5) da/a. Through BIUh of iAdiug and 1'aNeenger Tickets, ieaued to all pciuta In Oeorgia, Alabama, and Flori- are all ftnt dm, and oompoeed at fol- . Oapt. HOOPER. America Oa|.t. DILLUP8. North Point Oapt FOLEY JA8. B. WEST k CO., Agenta. 120 Bay street Savannah, Oa. J. B. Awdrewi, Agent Halil more, Mo. aepUO-tf BOUTONA BAYANNAH Active and Energetic Agenlt Wanted in every County and Town in Ihe South. ADDRESS OB CALL ON WM. J. MAGILL, SUPERINTENDENT AGENCIES. Office, 28 Whitehall street Offlre: ATLANTA, OA. EDWIN 8. RAT, Medical Examiner. OFFICEKSi WM. B. JOHNSTON, President. iWFvfin oti miTil p S TEAMSHIP “SEMINOLE" (1,100 TONS). Capt H. U. MATHEWS. Htuamahip •• ORIENTAL ” (7t0 tone), Capt F. M. SHOW. Hailing from each port on the 10th, 20th and 90th of avery month. Through bill* of lading given to principal point* South auil East. Freight and insurance at low ratea. Good pas senger eooomiiKHlatioue. Goods forwardod free of commission. Order good* by the direct line from Boston, and rold traurbipim'nt. RICHARDSON A BARNARD, Ageute, Savauuah. F. NICKERSON * CO., sept26-tf Agents, Boston ban ou% hash sShngthev LANDSMERO'S LUMBER YARD, orroorrs obobou railroad dkiot. ATLA]YTA,GA. tire, W lxito Pino Proidamation. rpHK PROPRIETORS OP ALL RUBLIO IN8TITU* none, Hchoola, HiijrrriDb iidenta of Public Work*, Corporations, Ac., and all business houses in tho city, arc requested to sunpcud business operations WEDNESDAY, tho lHth luxit., from 9 o’clock until ft o'clock f. m., In ordor to give all persons in the city an opportunity to attend the Fair. By order of Couucll: D. F. HAMMOND, octlfi 3t Mayor of Atlanta. Executor’s Sale. V I THI FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBIR. A the Ctty Hall, in AUauta, will be eoUl, at Rxec tor'a tale, one half of lot No. 23ft and 200 aerce of lot No. 231, Stone's District, Fulton couuty. The land lice about seven miles from Atlanta, oi road leading from Green's Ferry to Bast Point, About half the land is undsr cultivation, the other half well tlmboreJ. it Ilea well, aud la doalrablo property. The half lot No. 235, has a residence aud other improvements. Sold as the property of Mrs. N. U. Key, deceased. TERMS---One-half cash; the ballanco in twelve montha. octl7-lawtds* A. A. WILSON, Executor. OAIUlIAGHaS ! Buggies ! Harness ! season, and having a lar«e on hand. 1 beg to announce that 1 v out sUK-k at considerably REDUCED HATHN. For workmanship and style, 1 have a well-estaV lialuM prestige; and 1 have long maintained a com petition agaiurl every other iu my line in the ST4TE OE GEORQMJI. Parties viaitiag the Fklr will And It to their inter est to give a call at my Repository. Also keep a fall stock of Carriages, Buggies, Ac., made by KIMBALL UBOTIIEU", Boston. octli. 1 iu A. T. FINNEY. ROLLER SKATING! THE RINK IN THE CITY, Every Ntgkt During the Fair, at the Fair Grounds, Morning and Afternoon each day. 0OVK OF THE Best Skaters off South Win be in attendance, who will exemplify to wbat perfection Skating on Rollers tea been brought 1 File UariI or Music at Each Assembly. Doors Open at T o'clock. N. B—The management reserve the right to re fuse admission or uac of Skates to any objectionable For D Territorial Rights and Skates, apply to L.T. BARWISR. of the Armof Uarwu* A Wayae. Proprt- etora Plimpton'a Patent Holler testae, tor the South and West, P. O. Box 23, Atlanta, Oa. ocUT-M NICHOLS’ DANCING ACADEMY. TjRorxasoi nichols* respectfully an- I Bounces that he will resume tho exercises of hi* Academy At the Slutting Rink, On Thuradny. October 12.1871. Daya of Tuition—For Ladiee, Minxes and MaFtern, a Thursday, at 4r. u., aud Saturday morning at 10 clock. Gents' Night Class—On Thursday and Friday nights at7>;r. m. Practicing Soirees on Friday nighta. Private leaeons given if desired. oct 7-Ct ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. E. Guthman, Auction’r. special order of the Court of Ordinary of Fulton County, ouo COW aud CALF, a number of articles of Household Furniture, iu good condition, aud lot of Groceries—all sold as the property of Caroline Levy, late of Fulton county, deceased, for the bene- At of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased. WM. TITLE11AUM. Temporary Administrator, octli-td $25.00 Saved I $25.00 Saved! PRICES AND TERMS Or WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. WARRANTED FIV* YEAR8 BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO Wa wish U distinctly understood that these amour terms from which we never deviate ; and we guaran tee our Machines to have every point of exceileuoe in the world, and that it will do as elegant work. W. II. GRIFFIN. Gen. Agent. 32 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Oa. Liquors ! Liquors ! BUY YOUR Ales, Wines ; Liquors - AT KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot AND Wholeamle Liquor House MY hare a targe Assortment ot aU kinds ofEiqVORS, which will he sold at the .Host Rtaeon- ethle Terms. JTPUS55. A Good Opening. Boarding Business, can get a. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, Entirely new, with superior ftxtures, near White hall street, furnished throughout, where there are eight Ubltt-boardecs and more expected. The occupant la arranging to leave the city. House for rent, and furniture for sale cheep. Apply at this ytke*. oct! 7 At irjm. jmeMCKMEi Painter and Decorator. O FFICE above W. O. Jack'a, Whitehall street, r turns thanks to hU old petrous for former favor*, and hopes by attention to hoatnees to merit* oontiunance of the eaaee.ap2S.lv THE BEET ROUTE FROM Atlanta to Memphis IS VIA Western and Atlantic AND Memphis & Charleston R. R. Leave Atlanta 6:00 A. M 10:30 P. M. Reach Memphis, next day.12.16 P. If 10:15 P. M. NO OTHER ROUTE OFFERS Double Daily. Trains TO ANY POINT ON THE M iH^iNwippi River SOUTH OF CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Thin Any Other Line to Memphis* Making CLOSER CONNECTIONS with the only Train from Memphis to LITTLE ROCK. Starting from Atlanta at 10: JO p. m., you leave Chattanooga 6:30 a m., arrive at Memphis 10:15 p. i, leave Memphis for Little Bock 7:50 a. m. If any one should offer inducements to you to go via NaahvUle to LltUe Rock, remember that there is but one train on that route, which leaves Atlanta in the Morning starting 12 hours too soon, you are a tedious journey 9 hours longer, and arrive in Memphis only to meet with 7 hours more detention than if you had left Atlanta on the 10:80 p. m. train, and gone direct by the only RELIABLE ROUTE. If you are to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta in tho morning, arriving in Memphis 12:15 p. m. Boats leave at 5:00 p. m., aUowing ample time for transfer and avoiding confusion. Finding Agents who will g've reliable information, and allow e to deceive yon. L. P. GUDGER, Agent, Dalton. W. J. AKERS, Agent Atlanta. B. F. PARKER, Agent, Chattanooga, Or Address : A. A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent* octlO-lm. Mi mphla W. G. Robinson, Agent Wholoaalo and Retail Dealer in BOOTS and SHOES, No. 67 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, OA. H A8 NOW IN STORE HIS FALL 8TOCK. EM- bracing full lines of T. Miles k Son, J. C. Wil- lisand Jenleo McMuUin’s celebrated Philadelphia Work, together with a good stodk of Eastern made goods. Prices guarantied to be as low as any in thia city. Merchants buying for CASH, and consumers generally, are invited to examine his stock before buying. oct2- 1 ^ _ fllocon Stale /air. THE NEXT GREAT ANNUAL GEORGIA STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT New lioate to Mobile, New Orleang Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SEI.MA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and its Connections. TJA88BNOEBS LEAVING ATLANTA BY THE lan/?c WoVo SRHI5S at 10 A. M., making cloaa connection with FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Selma, Ron* and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Selma at. 8:10 P. M. aud making close connections with train of Alabama Central Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4:00 A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg 2:55 P. M. ALSO, make doee connection at CALERA with trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery 7:10 P. M. Mobile.... 7:4ft A. M. Now Orleans 4:25 P.M. The Road has been recently equipped and its equipment ia not surpassed by any in tbe South for strength and beauty of finish. No change ol cars between Rome and Selma. PULLMAN PALACE CARS Mobiles NO DELAY i Fare aa low ea by any other Route. kW Purchase Tickets via Kiogstot leket Office, or et the H. I. KimbaU eay other Route. i et tbe General House. JOHN B. PECK. General Paaaanger Agent. eeptlMf Atlanta No. 4 Kimball 1 Marble Works. WILLIAM GRAY IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Amwioan, Italian and all othox Marbles SCOTCH GMkjiJTMTE. ONUMENTS. Ststuea. Vkaes. Tombs, and all ill other etyta* of Marble Work don* on abort no- koe and In the lateat and moat approved manner. Designs of aU Cemetery work furnished FREE on ppttonttoa, J. E. LEAS, Aoekt. Address P. O. Box 549. aog25 2m Atlanta, Oeorgia. LOST. 'V' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1STH, AN OLD J Fashion, gold-link. BRACELET, containing 5 (five) Amethysts (purple). The finder will be suitably lng It to G. W. Jack, or to Kuabro k Blnyon, Mari- Commencing Monday, October 83d, AND CONTINUING PON SIGHT DAY*. PREPARATION ON A GRAND SCALE! THE FINEST PARK AND BEST RAGE TRACK On ilio American Continent. Seven Magnificent Exhibition Halls ! 25 0 SPLENDID HORSE COTTAGES! $10,000 IN CASH PREMIUMS Offered for Fast Herrses— Trotting or Running. The Fastest Horses in the JTorlhwest and South to he Present. Superior Aecommodatiosw fag Stock. A GRAND S T A CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND NT I> glambm, ®oa .fitter*, etc. EICHBERG A LANGOIXSER, Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters, Are always Reedy silk a FUU Stank of Gas, Steam and Water Pipes! lift anal Force Pumps, of all Description; Hath Tabs, Water Closets, Wash Rosins, and a general Assortment of Pisan- hers’ and Cos Filters’ JSaterials, Chandeliers, CUM Fixtures, Stelw, Etc. GRAND STATE REGATTA! Over $1,000 in Cash Premiums! Boat Cluba invited from New York to New Orleans. Fifteen differ ent Clube expected. River bank Terraced for One MUc. Ten Thousand spectators can be seated on the beautiful green-sward xt one Umo. Three Newspapers to to Printed on the Grounds. Telegraph, Exprsas and Post-offloes in full operation on the ground, day and night, for the convenience of Visitors I A HANDSOME COTTAGE With Private Rooms for Accommodation of Editors and Newspaper Correspondents. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION! Every Day at 3 TV M BDWAHD PATBOKT WBUBTON, Th* distinguished Pedestrian, from New York, will appear on Monday and Tuesday, October ltd and 24th, and Illustrate his wonderful power* of enduranoe which have exalted the wonder and admiration of the world. Others Exhibitions of Rare Interest and Merit! Will be of Dally Occurrence Throughout the wcok. STREET CARS! take Passengers to and from the Park to any part of th* City every fifteen minutes. PARE, ONLY TEN CENT8I SPECIAL PREMIUMS! Are offered, amounting to over $10,000. Five Thousand rollers offered by one man 1 -:o:- Arrangementa for Raftroad and Steamboat Transportation at half rate* for Paaeengera and Freight have been mad* with ell the lines throughout the Country from New York t> Now Orleans, tad from Chicago to Savannah. Only $32 from NEW YORK to MACON AND RETURN I Twenty Thousand Visitors Expected Daily on tiie Grounds. SEND FON REVISED PREMIUM LISTS 1 W. A. HUFF, Mayor.