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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1871. NO. 445. THE DAILY 'SUN. PabU*k«i by the AUaaU S*« FiiMlnhta* 1 Owd AlcuMtr U. BUl AltkltaM M. ffjpel J. Uaalj Smith, 5ftfa**#r it. BSfarl A. R. WatMB, --- - Mews Miter. J. lleslj Hwith, He*sralE4IWKMAB«sJ nes# Manager. ; fir % Sew Terk Associated Press. SATURDAY’S DISPATCHES. DOMESTIC NEWS. TisnUH t|wtii K. W. mUj. *• W. HIM), TEKM8 OF BUJieCnilTION Daily—Slmale Cop jr l Tv^v.Mouth.....$10 001 Three Month. SU Month. I 001 On. Month.... ;..fe LOUISIANA. CewlfM of Mnrd*r. New Orleans, October 21.—The Met tropolitan policeman, Leschinaky, liafi been convicted of murder, without oapi* tal punishment, for dubbing Charles Harmon to death last September. v rlvl kmol R i il s Th* Mtnlncky VWi M Fir*. Cincinnati, October 21.—It is reported that the woodlands in Campbell county, Kentucky, are burning fearfully. Alex* ander, thirteen miles from Newport, is . 41 00 WMUy—For 4uu Mn.1. Copy 1 00 | Tn OoplM U 00 ssrsfc. v: i81 WEfc-g 8 Ono Hundred «o 00 Weekly for BIx Month, i Ten Copies.'.7...... 7 50 J Singlepaper 6 No Subscriptions to the WEEKLY, received for a shorter period then six monthi. All subecriptlona must be peid for in advance; s&SSl CITY AFFAIRS. Dnlly PrMMdlngl of tn. S.prcme Cnnrt. SUPBEMK CoUBT OP GkOBOIA, ) , ' ' October 21, 1871. ( Argument ol No. 6, Northern Circuit, BxMofor ofX. J. Dujmoo va. hv*f T. Dupree, «Ml>, fob conoluded. No. 6, Tallapoosa Circuit, the Injunc tion cause heretofore" put to the heel of the Northern, was argued. It is A. O. A A. A. Trammel n B. H. 4 J. £ Mai.fr., Injunction from Merriwether. W. D. Trammel, Bighorn A Whitaker for jgantiiJOf E. H/ Worrell, Geo. D. Pea body contra. The Court then passed to the Augusta Circuit No. 1 was argued. It is Jacob H. Lowery vs. Julia E. Davidson, et aL, executrix, Trover from Richmond. J. 0. A Clairbom Snead, Montgomery, for pl«i^tM$r>i* error; McLawo & Ganahl, The Court adjourned till 10 o’clock A. M. Tuesday. Monday is consultation day «s usual. Ilo ! for Macon. The train yesterday afternoon was bustling with a lively delegation of At lanta visitors to the State Fair. ICatrlu for lb. Big Mac,. To-day. W. Kinney enters Graham MoNairy; T. Dictton enters Bob Shelton, and Mr. Jewell enters Tom Provost. Our carriers are not authorized to re ceive money for subscriptions, or mako collections for us on any account, or to sell pap<*« to mny one. their sole doty is to deliver papers to our city sub scribers—nothing else. W. B. Moses, at the Kimball House, always baa Thu Sow for sale. 1,00ftOljk Pipers lac sale in quan tities to suit purchasers, at the ,{ Sow Optics. T« Our vlty Sabitribrn. We specially desire all our aubacribera to reoeiyo their papers regularly and promptly. We will take it as a special favor it they will report to us every failure to re- oevie the paper. Also, any failure to have it properly delivered-just as it is requested by them. Also, any failure to receive it prompt- in due time. All that we can do is to do the best we can. We ask our subscribers L> help us in this work. It would assist us greatly in correcting irregularities, if we can al ways have them reported to us. tf “ Alexander H. Stephens on the taS*-2£*E?VSr Stephens’ many productions. Dingle copy 16 oents ; 60 copies 85. Addreai J. Hiwlt Surra, Manager Sun Office, To Lnwy.n. MHH* w *--—1 —r — •■Order of BuaineM” standing in our oolumna. u SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Regular Order of Business.—Cases yet to bo Decided. ’ i£ flortheru' 16. Augnslni. ■. 16. Middle 17. Oomulgeo 2 a S ■i 6 Sow Office. 18. Eastern 13. Brunswick 2d floor; also a portion of the oflifs, tp. eluding one window on the first floor in Twn Sow Building, on Broad street Apply to J- Hnwnr Smith, tf. no y • •' it—'i We offer for sale a ••MohUgue’Power Prew, which can be run cither by band or steam—in perfect order and as good ss new. Address J. Hmnr Sicira. Hun Olnce, y Atlanta, Go. jatssssretssc^ eap. Address _ J. Hxwlx Smith, tL Buaineas Manager Sow. TELEGRAPH NEWS VIRGINIA. Mai trend Infnnctten Mtmimed. Richmond, October 21.—The applica tion for an injunction against the Vir ginia and Tennessee Railroad, entered by J. E. Tyson, of Baltimore, was dis missed this morning at the instance of the applicant, he withdrawing hia mo tion and paying costs, &c. PENNSYLVANIA Th* Imlet* L*m/r*rr* Flatting. Philadelphia, October 21.—The Na tional Committee of the Union League have met, Governor Geary presiding.— A communication was received, request ing a thorough reorganization of the League in Louisiana. The National Coun cil have been called to Philadelphia on December 13th. UTAH. rmgrae vC Hu Fktpgmmg Trimh. Balt Lake, October 21.— 1 The polyga my trials are progressing. The Mormons plead that they had no intention of conir noting * crime by the plurality of their marriages, and that intention was essen tial to conviction; they could not be guil- ly of adultery, because &ey married ac cording to the usage of the Mormon church. A number of additional arrests for lasciviousness have been mode. MARYLAND. Th* Bpltcepnl VmumH. Baltimore, October 21.—The commit tee has reported against the representa tion of minorities and changing tho name from convention to council. All canons that havo been adopted arc to take effect on the first of January after the adjonra^neut of fha convention. The committee reported against changes in the canon regarding thw intrusion of ministers into the parishes of their min isters. - NEW YORK. Fighting Mil Btigeh-Mcavp Rathend Cen tra* I. New York, October 21.—Tho admin istration .ving of the Republican party to-night nominated Franz Scigel for Register; G. C. Barret, for Supreme Court Judge, and Charles P. Daly, for the Court of Common Pleas. The ticket is the same as was nominated last night by tho Reform Democracy. To-day the largest single contract for railroad construction ever made for work in tho United States was closed by Colo nel W. D. Mann, executive officer of tho Mobile and Northwestern Railroad Com- I )ony. The contract is for (he entire line j ram Mobile to Helena, Arkansas, 350 miles, and to be completed by December 31, 1873. They will commence at once, and put five thousand men to work as rapidly as they can be gathered. The iron for a large section of the road is now being made in Great Britain. foreign. ITALY. »< P.pe AdrlMd to foil B.mt. Bomb, October 21.— 1 The Cardinal# ad vize the Pope to quit Rome to preservo Ms independence. . The Pope lias almost determined to depart wliea the Italian Parliament is convoked. HAYTI. A Smoll Speck of Wor. Pobt-au-Prince, October 21.—The commander of the Spanish man-of-war, having demanded the delivery of the fll- libusteriug ataamor Hornet, the Haytien government refused to comply with the demand, whereupon the Spanish Consol hauled down tho the consular flag, went on board the man-of war, which at onoe started for Havana for instructions. PRUSSIA. J. Mmlcoorp frooo rope AO* Adelee of miwmmrek. Berlin, Oct 21.—A diitingnishcd pre late, an emissary of the Pope, was re ferred to Emperor William and to Bis marck for an answer as to whether it would be allowable to hold the approooh- ing Conclave outaide of Rome, in some of the towns of France lor Bismarck avaded SuT reply of tb. Ear peror, and .«»t an- eulJ#apb letU of sympathy to the Pope. FRANCE. mouph on a Bonmporle* Pabis, October 21.—^While Prince Na poleon was on his way to Marseilles, the train stopped at the town of Valence, and the people, who hod heord of the Prince's journey, gathered around the railway station ana demandod hia sur render into their hands. Being informed that ho traveled undor tho safe conduct •( tarn government, .they vented their hatred m hians, yeDaond tVWhtond followed tho train unUl it liad passed the limits of the town. Warhimotoi*. October 2L—Gen. Bel knap addressed a letter to Solicitor Bar- field, asking whether steamboats, whose certificates have expired, require a new inspection under the new law. Barfield concludes a letter, taking this view of the question presented: “In your letter I would suggest that you cause, as rapidly os the convenience of the officers will per mit, a new inspection to be made of all steamboats subject to the provisions of this act, in order that the owners thereof may be correctly advised of the addition al requirement of the present law.” The Southern overland mail coach was attacked near Trinidad, Colorado. The horses ran sway and the robbers got noth ing. The President returns to-morrow. The Secretary of War returns Monday. A detachment of recruits has been or dered from SA Louis to Texas. The BuBsian fleet is momentarily ex pected. A special train of Pullman cars are in waiting to bring the Prince here. SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES. DOMESTIC NEWS. ftallraad Jt**M*n—ImmrmM€« Camp may dm* ENGLAND. Tho lolemollonok — JTopoteoo keUeoee Ike London, October 21.—It has trous pired that the Uastein Conference agreed upon energetic measures for the suppression of the International Society. Italy refused to co-operate because its labor agitators oppose tho International Society. , Loudon. October 21.—Tbs workmen on a strike at Liverpool drovo off the police and attacked tho master workmen s Charles Babbage, a mathematical author, is dead. Age 79 years Napoleon has returned to Chiselhum. He believes the present government is weak and inadequate for the want of Henry Howard, Agent for tho British Government st Washington in tho matter of the rcoeption of claims of British sub jects upon \he United States, hss boen instructed not ta present any of those claims, until the claimant has filed in the office of the Commissioner, appointed under the Usgty of Wmhington, a formal statement of the claim as required by the rules adopted by the Commission. W A SH IN GT O N. A.mol stmomkooI ioopmeton-Tho tloommooeoI St. Ijouir, October 22.—Tho Circuit Court—a full bench present—ref used to enjoiD tho County Clerk from selling railroad property for taxes. Tho Central American Insurance Com pany has suspended. KANSAS. WhaUtal* nhp—iUeu of Fri$a»*r•. Topeka, October 22.—In the United States District Court, to-day, three men were sentenced to five years imprison ment each, for stealing government mules at Fort Porker; one man for two years for personating a government official; one for ten years for fobbing registered lotters, and one for six months, under tho Eu- forcomcnt Act, for staffing ballot boxes. UTAH. Fir$l Conviction tn th* Fmtf/pmmp Trial*. Salt Lake, October 22.—The verdiot in the case of Hawkins, charged with adultery, was guilty. The penalty is from threo to twenty years imprisonment. TliiR is considered a test case, and it vir tually places polygamists at the mercy of their first wife, who, under tho act, it tho only person who can proceed against him. SOUTH CAROLINA. The Colored Men to Contention—They Propoee on AdAreoe to the Amertron People—Yeltnee Jock. Charleston, October 22.—The Na tional Colored Convention met in Co lumbia on Wednesday, Lieutenant Gov ernor Ransier, of South Carolina, being permanent President. On Thursday, reso lutions, indorsing President Grant’s ad ministration, were Introduced and re ferred. Besolutions were adopted, advocating tne preservation of the reconstructed state of government* and laws, and the oantiuunnce in power of the Republican party, also indorsing those Republicans who have come to tho South from the North, and deprecating any attack upon any clasa within tho Republican ranks. Resolutions were introduced, on Friday, depreoating emigrations to Li beria. Congressman Elliot, of South Caroli na, submitted yesterday, an address to the American people. It asks for a more jerfoot recognition of the colored people n the work-shops, and all other indus trial pursuits that they may become pro ficient in their mechanical sciences, and thereby protect skilled artisans from having to compete in the market with workmen of inferior capability. It oaks from Congress aid for the edu cation of the poor ohiidreu of the South. It demands one standard of dutyr and pol icy for all citizens, and no special favor, but to deal with all alike. It affirmq that the colored citizens havo no desire to strike a line of action not common to the whole people; and concludes with a hope for a speedy abolition of slavciy in every part of the world. One fever death waa reported yeatar- day and one to-day. NEW YORK. PUten mielor* Tnmmtmes-Alint the Chtoofo l..emee-.PtoopeoUor MeheOktlmf the Cltp- Pnll Fortleotor* of the Momel Cnee, New Yohk, October 22.—Rioters said to be in the interact of-Ex-Oliief O'Brien disturbed a Tammany meeting lost even ing, and were dispersed by tho polico. Seerotary Boutwell lectures next Fri day evening at Steienway Hall, before the Mercantile Library Association in exposition of the financial policy of the Government The losses which suspended the North American Inauranco Company are esti mated at six to Beven hundred thousand dollars. Its assets are claimed to be 8800,<KX), and it is hoped that all losses will be peid. ltcv. Wm. Alvin Bartlett, of Chicago,' in on address lust evening, expressed the belief that, although the lorn will be 1k- tween two and three hundred millions, Chicago might be made to look like horeelf for fifty millions. Men like Wm. Ogden and George Smith had pledged tlieir millions for a guarantee that Chicago will be immediately rebuilt. There wore ana hundred and ten thousand homeless and foodlcss people to be taken care of nntil May, whion will cost at least five millions, Aid require even all the im mense sums that have been stibscriliad. The correspondence of tho World, da ted Port-au-Prince, October 9tb, gives the following particulars of the Hornet case: A meeting was held on the 7th m-t., composed of the Ministers of France, England and America. They paid a formal visit to the Minister of the Interior, and during the interview, Mr. claimed, on behalf of the Ameri can Government, that the Hornet was no pirate and must bo protected, and in hia official capacity he should do his utmost to shield W Tho Minister of the Interior on bohalf of tho Haytien government, in reply, stated that it was out of his power to oomply with the demand of tho Spanish Consul, tho Hanot being under a foreign flag. The diplomatic corps concurred m tho Ministers refusal, and entered their protest with his anoerdingly. As soon as this docufion was given the Spanish Consul derided to ham his flag down, and sailed far Onba. Asia well known, there is not on Amer ican war vessel in tide port which could afford necessary protection in cose of any violation taking plaea Every precau tion has been taken bjr the, officers of the Hornet, and with tho consent of the Hay tien authorities, Bhe has been hauled close in shore. It now remains to be proved whother tho Spanish authorities will dare to further outrage the Ameri can flag, ^ Horrid Oath. INS th# Kslelfh Boo tin *1. We have • copy ofcthe ritual of the Union Leagues, 1st, 2d and 3rd degree, furnished by Gov. Holden, then president, to a lodge or den in Rowan ooanty. Tho parties joining the leagues took on oath to never oarnally know each others wives sod daughters. We do bopesome decent man, white or black, belonging to tho leagues, will have this horrid oath stricken from the ritual in the next new edition to be issued. To say nothing of the disgust orcated by a white man swearing he will not know the negro’s wife, and the negro returning the complimentary oath that ho will not know the while man’s wife, it endangers and invitee assaults upon those who are not wives or danghteraof Republi cans. Tho negro having sworn not to know the wife or daughter of a Republi can, comes to the oonolusian he may know the wife or daughter of those not forbid den by his oath. As proof of this, wliilo violence has been offered in North Caro lina to hundreds of females, nene has been offered to the daughters or wives of Republienus. Let the oath bo stricken from the rilaal, or let it be so amended os to give protection to all wives and daughters, regardless of the politics of their husbands and fathers. In Orange, lost week, we heard et the brutal vio lation of tho widow of one of the moat re spectable Democrats tluft ever lived in the oounty. In Johnston County a negro is to be tried this week W a like o (fence upon a respectable 1$ ty of sixty. In Wake, a negro wm tea eUy hanged for this crime, perpetrated npon the person of an aged and respectable lady,Who waa wea from her house to the woods, one hundred yards distant, by means of a rope about her neok. The once beautiful Corlotto, widow of the Archduke Maximilian, of Austria, is no longer beautifnL Her personal appear ance lias become repulsive. Bhe has bo- come obese, and her faoe is oovered with unhealthy eruptions. Her ptaysieians havo officially announced it is said, that sho cannot live for many months.—If. Y. llcrakl. see A Resolute lloy. A little boy nine years old, a member of tho “Band of Hope,” was at a dinner party a short time ago, and those present wanted to test tho strength of his prin ciples. A half sovereign was put into the bottom of a tumbler, which was then half filled with ale. ‘Now,” soul they, “if you’ll drink that you shall havo what is at tho bottom.” “No,” replied the noble little fellow, nor a tbzcn half sovereign Bhall mako mo I rcak my pledge.” “Hardy tho Toot of th# mutter’ ’’ was in him. That noblo child will make a noble man. fftu &iu)erti»emettt». REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NEWNAN - - - GEORGIA. IFORHKHLT MCDOWELL nODSK.] Kale Britain Hater (V 00 PICK DAY. W. M. Reynold*, octTS-tf Proprietor. HOARD WANTED. A GENTLEMAN AND WIVE Jr lire bawd In • privtto family conrcniont to the centre of the buainria part of the city. AddroM 8. T. H., Uirou#h the port o«co. oct23-2t _____ GEORGIA, DOUGLAS CO. Ordinaby’h OmcK, \ October 10th. 1m71. j E lizabeth bennafield, em applied for ex emption of personal ty. and I will paaa upon tho rameat my ufflee at Dougin*villa, on the 4th day of llUstcllatuoaa. WAS AWAltQKD BY THE ATLANTA FAIR TO THE PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA WINE & LIQUOR CO. tim. S Bread Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, POE THEIR Pride of Pennsylvania RYE WHISKY. TO RlilNT. The rooms under the old post orrtez, Cornar of Alabama and Broad BtreeU. Apply to octtoat N. L. ANGIKR. TUreo-Ply, Ingrain, Two-Ply And all Oradea of CHEAP CABPET8, In oxtenaive variety, now on aale at the Carpet aaptM-Im CHAMBERLIN. BOYNTON k OO Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Lomber- quin Isle rials, Damxak, Itepa, Buga. Tablo and Floor Oil Clotha, Mata, Matting*, Wall Pape**nd tJpholatery Good*, in Large vartettoa, at the Carpet Store of aeptM-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON A OO. Vfte tMrgcat antI JVnst Suprrt Stock Of TAPESTRY, BRU8SELH CARPETS In the South, now on exhibition at the Carpet Store of iept26-lm. CHAMBERLIN, BOTHTON k OO W. H. BOWAMD. C. B. UOBDVJt W. H. HOWARD ft SON, COTTON J ACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 1WARBEN BLOCK, * • * AUOC8TA, OA. \\TE again tender our aerrioee to the Warehouse VY boainees, In all Its branches, to 4 onr old pat rons and planters generally. Commission far Selling Cettom, One Hud a Quarter Per Cant. All family supplies ordered will be carefully se lected by ono of tho Arm. at the lowest aaarket prices. Orde — Ailed, and at the wwna wsu *■•«- Liberal cash advance* made on ootton in ware bouse. We extend all the fhcllWea offered by Ware house Merchants. Consignments solicited—sail#- action guarantee^ mgtlshr A Good Chance FOR A HOME. I WILL RKLL BEFORE THE COURT HOUHE door, In the town of Newnau, in Oowota ooun ty, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT. It being the 7th (lay of tho mouth, ba giuuiiig at 10 o’clock, and continuing until all are told, my laid* lying iu the Fourth District of mid county, known as tho «IIAUUKH PLAC 13,” CONTAINING L Tu?JL.^.?«J , AAa.a* ASAW hiore being about 8ix Hundrod acres of the name in |he woods. I will soli it in tracts and parcels as fol- °Fitwt ONB HUNDRED ACRES, upon which are situated tho dwoUiug houao, a neat frame building with Ave rooms thoroughly coaled, with glass win dows, and substantial rook chimneys,—with a gar den well enclosed, itself containing uoar three acres —and capacious Gin House with Hceew, and now barn built sinoe tho war. Next I win acll BIX HUNDRED "ACRES, tracts ~ small farms of FIFTY ACRES each. I will then sell THREE HUNDRED ACRES b> parcels, or tracts of from Twenty-Five to Forty free Upon each and every tract sold 1 shall so arrange that there will be water, timber and good building tee. I shall have each tract accurately surveyed, and the boundaries well dedued. I will eell on the following terms : ONE FOURTH CAHU ; ONE-FOURTH IN ONE YKAR ; ONE-FOURTH IN TWO YEARS ; THE BALANCE IN THREE, WITH INTEREST FROM DATE OF SALE. Upon any and all these payments except the Aret will take ootton at Fifteen Oents per pound, (I mean ood merchantable Ootton such aa la usually sold In this market) delivered at Newnan, Georgia. YOUNG MEN—Honest and industrious and all othars have now an opportunity to buy homes, and pay for them, by their own labor. Persons desiring moro than om iviloge of purchasing addiUoi— , soli that persons buying can purchase adjacent Any information can be had by applying to me, o Hliitoa J-. W«*0*. *» »•»—*. A ^ WH10HT augl-MonfcWeeklyUstNov. Newnan. G*. Executor’s Sale. THE FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER he City Hall, in Affanta, will be sold, at Si ter’s aal*. one half of lot No. Mf andlOO acveaef k4 No. 394,8tone's District. Fulton county. Tha laud about aoven miles from Atlanta, on tha road leading from Green’s Terry to Baal Fofaat, About half the laud la under cultivation, the other half wall timbered. It lies well, and is desirable property. The half lot No. 136, has a residence and other Improvements. Bold as the property of Mrs. N. H. Key, deceased. h; the baUanee In twatva A.A. WILBON, Executor. November next at oct 23-lt. IOC W.’ # W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. Eiver Plantation to Rent- I rMGHT MILES from Atlanta, ou the Chattahoochee U River, on Wednesday, November 1,1871, at 11 o’clock A, M., we will rent on the premises, to the highest bidder, the lands belonging to the estate of William A. Green, deceased. Raid lauds situated on Terms made known on day of renting, partis* desiring to see tbls place before day of renting, will call ou either of the nndaralgued. ^ EVAN F.HoVjK/X, Guardian of minor children of W. A. Green. WM. It. lfOOPUl, ccflMt In right of wife. L. & Hooper. ANSWER TO PRO UO.ro Pi! UK it JO! Editor Morning Fan : I aoo by yesterday ’* edition ofyour paper that, the Singer Bewtag Machine Company, of this city, hare my wife’s name to article styled "Pro Bouo PabUco." in which they denounco tho WHEELER A WILSON SEWING MACHINES* “A Yankee Humbug,” and drawing comparison between It and “Axtmnnt Ward’s wax Ago res.” I fed It but Justice to tho Whoelcf k Wilson Com pany. and tto public in general, la slats that my wife knew nothing of the purport of tho article mem Honed above, that it was by misrepresentation and trickery the Binger Company procured her signatare to thia paper. I returned tha Whsaler A Wilson Sewing Machine, not beoanee we coaside red Um Binger better, but because the Binger Company made me a present of Ave dollars ($6) on my first Install ment, and I could not hay the Wbscler k Wilson auder ten dotlawU 10) In advance. 1 have since, however, ordered back the Binger, 1 wish to buy nothing, no matter how cheap, from men who deal dishonorably. Feeling, Mr. Editor, that it U nothing hot right to maka the above statements, I am yours truly. WARREN HNuW. oct 33-It CMTMMEjrw jmKEVkrm. rpBi uttizenb of Atlanta am Mqnaatcd JL mealst the < ity Mall, la the city of Atlanta, on TUESDAY EVENING, nn 24tuo» OCTOBER, for the purpose of adopting some meaaure to se cure an Increase ol Councilman in said city. By order of the City Council. ocll-3t D. F. HAMMOND, Mayor. wiluam r. onawvonn. HOT. Jennings, Smith & Co., COTTON FACTORS AND COMMUNION ’ MERCHANTS. JJAVE thia day removed to No. 6, McIntosh street, Augusta, Georgia, (opposite our former place of bus- la ess,) where we havo the most ample and Close Stonge of any in the city, which Is Strictly Fire- Proof. OouNlHnmentH NolicttPid. September 1, 1871—#epll-dhw9m. SlTVATidjr W^fs/rTAU, 3 Y A YOUNG LADY, TWENTY-FOUR YEARS of age. from the country, as house keeper, and seamstress, in a good family, Apply tt THIS OFFICE. o*»»d*hwfil To Llko Mcrohanta of Atlanta, A DVEimHE YOUR BUSINESS IN EAST Alt- The Opelika Locomotive (Tri-Weekly) has the largest clrculaMoB of any paper in that Opelika ia a rapidly growing yeung city, and dot a great deal of trading with Atlanta. octSI JOHN KEELY K E8PE0TFULLY AEBOtlMCEfl TO LIU that b. baa Jui noaraad fioro sud hsa opened for sale, the Largest and CHOICEST STOCK OK DRY OOOOC Ever offered by him. Partieu’ar attention ia directed to the following rimwe* of goods, which will be found to comprise choice etjika, and at eki prices, vlat DRBS8 0-00133, IN IMMENBB VARIETY Black Alpaca*, of Ute celebrated “Felipe*" brand, color warranted, (st lari year’s prioes.) Colored AL pecafi. In every shade. Black sad Colored VeKe- tecu*. In great vaiiety. Table Linens, Irish Linens, Tewets, Toweling, eh .. Turkey Red Damaah*. and Napkiua. Blanks ta and * — Waterproof Clotbs la Variety. Hosiery, Ladies* Merino Hhtrto, in ohoice Men’s Brown English Half Haas—a full lino; Meu’i Merino Shirt* and Drawer*—excellent valnr. a very large asuoriment of Balmoral and Btmlevard Hklrts. The largest and handaosneat Block of Shawl* «va» offered iu this store. par An inspection before puvehaaing la solicMad aa the unffermgaed wRl not he aaisrseU. JOHN oct3-tf ProCecnonal Cark*. THOS. N. HOPKINS, Attorney fa Coansellor at Law, ■BCMWICK. OA. WU practico la tb. Bnanrtok. AJhpaba, aaU Southern Circuit*. orilS-lm WM. a. STEPHEN*, ATTOBNBY AX LAW, CEAWFOEDVELLE, OA. oeilt-lm A 1. UTUmiCK- LAWSON fa FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, 1 practice in the Ocm eOourt, Prompt attest! . The Junior refers, by SATONTOM, OA. Ocwfifa# Oboatt and Sa- ANDREW H. a. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OOo, SU Brooihrar, Boom 18, oct-ll. NEW YORK- J. MADISON OUTT8, Attorney S Counsellor at Law ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Oar. 7th and E Streets, WASHINGTON, D. O. ttr Practices In all the Courts, before all Com* Unions, and In the Departments. orit7-lm tejol QM)t)trtiitmont0. Georgia—Douflas Coantp. the creditor* and next of kin of Joseph bo, and ai>near at my Of&oe within the time aUo 1 by law, and show canes, if any they can, why par neat Administration should not be gcantod A. J. Farmer aud H. C. Haixel, on Joseph Fanner's estate, my hand and aaal, this Oct. ltth, 18T1. W. W. Himdmam, i|t|! Ulllltlllllti !|5|S iliiiiMiu i|5|<|5|!|5|l|!|«|5 m ?|!|S|J|3|!|5|S|S|i m 1313(313131313 SISISISISISI3ISI8IS Jh 1 3 1 S 1 3 3 I 3 3 par oanK?tt?tatS??2uJ SS7.‘ per oent off tbotatde aates. Advertisement* for Fire Companies and Churches, ocil 7-law Id** ADMINISTRATOR’S BALK. E. Guthman, Auction’r. /\N TUESDAY, TUB MTB INSTANT AT TEN lot of Groceries—all sold aa the property of Carolina Lovy, lato of Fulton ooanty, deceased, for tha bene fit of thu heirs and creditors of said deceased. WM. TITLEBAUM, ortll-td Temporary Administrator. A.(lmfnf0tx*atof*a Anlo. Btatk or Gboboia, j TALLAncKUO CoUMTX. J Y virtue of an order of tho Court of Ordinary of 1 said oounty, will be sold on the Erst Tuesday in November next, 1871, between th* lawful hour* ol aale, bofuro the Court House door in Craw ford v ill*, In said oounty, tho Plantation whereon Mrs. Dovey Dally 1 W. A. HEMPHILL k OO* Proprietors of the Constitution. ■. W.i G RUBB, BarineasManager, of the New Era. J. HSNLY BM1TB, Manager. Of Tha Atlanta Bua, B railroad*, churcbea, mills, and post office. Land suited to the culture of oorn, ootton, or small grain; in good repair. Mr. Alexander Clemmons ia an the plaoo, and wRl take pleasure in showing it to any n wishing to purchase. Terms, twelve months with approved papers. This, September 8, 1871. JAMES M. TRIPLETT, eeptl-lds Administrator. B 1 A.tloniixiMtrator’B Solo. Btatk or GxoaoiA, ! Tauavubmo Ootnmr. <, Y virtue of an order ol the Court of Ordinary of _. 1 aald county, will be sold on the first Ineeday In November next, 1871, between the lawful boon of aale at tha Court Houas dear, in Crewfoedvilla, la said ooanty, the plantation or Mods belonging to the estate of General Aaron W. Grier, deoeeeed. lata of said oounty. This plantation ia well adapted to the eolture of corn, ootton. and small grain. HitoeMou healthy, society good. Convenient to railroad, pari office, churches, and mills. Mr. James A. Grier ia on tha plaoa. and wilt taka pleasure in showing tha Made to any one wishing to to sco It Bold In lots to salt tha purchasers. A e it of each survey will ha exhibited on day of sale. Id for the benefit of tha hrira of said deceased. Terms, one and two /ears time for approved papers. Thu, September 11,1871. Administrator’s Sale. door in Lawrencevlllo, Gwinnett county, Geor gia, on the firri Tuesday in November next, within ' ' ' IS the legal hours of aale, all « belonging to the arista of th law, which are aa follow*! Four hundred and five (406) acres, tho same lying near the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Railroad sod Duluth depot—*4 seres of wkleh are fine Chat tahoochee river bottoms. Which tract ia known aa the “Old Home Plaoe” of deceased. Also—Two lots on the west side of mid railroad. ..onting the same an the coat, near mid depot—one of which contains thirty (10) acres# th* other forty- six (t6) acres. Also—One hundred and twenty-seven (137) scree— It being where dsosaacd resided at hia death. Alas—One hundred and fifteen (111] acres, border- ig an tha southwest aide ef mid Ilf am* tnet Also—One hundred aud fire (106) acres, bordering «a the southwest aids of mid 116 acre tract—which three lari lots front said railroad on the west, which are alee near aald depot. Also—Thirty-toar (fit) acre*, cornering or touching • setMkweri earner of the aaaaa. And, aleo—Beven hundred (700) acres# more or Um same composed of aevaral lots and parts of Iris. aa sssw s ■wna.EMaitluaMkwilte«bM2 tajMsartayattM assi bout AUdmodo, otabta. good horgnloe to Mid tuid, will do aOl to .xunln. lb. Mm. before tbo dMOtMto. Dr. Wltaoa. lUUroal hfimg olDalatb, will point Hum oat, Tbe too. will be mtd JRiateUtnuofl*. Liquors ! Liquors ! BUT YOUR Ales, Wines § Liquors I KENNY’S q Chicago Ale Depot AND Wholooalo Liquor Hon## *> tern a Larr< JMWrt atelM •/ aU Mads ortmtVOMU, Kill be told THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY and WEKKXY ‘A Live Paper « LIT* ten.’ l. HEMLX IXmi, «Sj53B£S5a?SS£ ZXA"Xt2!J2SaS-. rtn a glorious triumph seer fifiuMm and taoism. ... The noom of tha XkmnmMt Farty Item can s:StSS?sk:-s wo Li but, ood oqool Itakta Tho neot touroM, rftTinet# — frotootmod. S ItXSZZTS’ •IM* fftiphanala 3 work and om * “ almost daily. work utd MmtabatM '"faullaai of Tnm'hvn taltaofaoot •fTsmsgi, Ualform Ratoo of AdrilUu#, Ado#tod fry th# Prooa of JkUaata. }i{ il u “Special Mottoes,” 30 oanfo per Una insertion; Ifi cents for each —beaqaent m HOW TO MJUOT tar, by Nxpraa*. a» hy Draft# hut not rinarwiaa. If money aant in an nnmgiatMad letter ia loot, it most be the lorn of tha parson sending 11 will tenant from the office till tt Is prid To Oemrpmlwitt. Mr. Stephens will remain in Orawfotdrille. His connection with Tax Sox will not change hie rest* dance. All leMara intended for hiaa, eltl>er on (jjri- psrtment of this paper, should at Crawfordville, Georg is. All letters on bueinem of Tnx Bob, except its Political — addressed to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga. Bailroab Cim* liable. hn t l IlgtB Arrives at Dalton.......... *!.\\ ::::::::: «U= hismt ramxxaxn mtnt-cxwaafib Leaves Ohxttanooga 6:1#pm (JT# Dag Train sa fiawdag,. Night Famangar Train arrives 1:88 a » Night Faamngar Train leaves ...606 F> ™ Day Paassnger Train arrtvm 6:80 p. r- tMone Mountain J 7: »• k m Itone Mountain Aooommodatlon learaa... .8ffif p. m ...7:66 a.m. „..;,...76la m. ...ottdfp. m, Day Passenger train Uavss.. Leaves Macon Day Paemaagar Train an Arrives at Maoon. Night Faamngar Train Is Arrivi . U:38p. m. ....8;83 p. m Aium axb wort ran. bajukup. Night Famengav Train arrive* 7:1ba. m Night Passenger Train leave* 7 M p. m Day Passenger Train arrives »t00 p. at Dag ATunx axd nicmcoxn Axa-uxx nxiuroAQ. LmvaGainesvilie IAN. Arrive at Atlanta. o...„..#. r .l» A. M. Leave Atlanta 8 P. M. OMlwi»«<falaoaotMo-., .r.—»■ ICw&dMb tpf Quurlmtofi Kfitlioed H. J. Auna, Agant. Atuxxta. 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