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1 THE DAILY HUN. Moran Momma.,...... Octobzr S3. SST -Yew Advertisement! always founu on First Page ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. S U i\ -STROKES. JOT If any one bat a President bad made Orant'a Portland speech, the public would have thought it was maudlin. ■9. The earthquakes that have re cently occurred in New England, were evidently nothing more than reverbera tions of Grant's flaming oratory. J@- Sobool-boysand dedal men of all kinds, may now lay aside all the old models and take up Grant’s Portland speech. Patrick Henry never made a speech like it SB- The Bichmood Dispatch has plated its twenty-flat year. Having then arrived at a proper age, the public may begin to look lor some mature thought in Its columns. SB- The people of Florida are about to send an appeal to Giant to go no more to Portland. .They are fearful that his great preponderance of intellect will cause the oeuntry to lip up and ruin FMfcfjafinQoyt. -t ] I®. The Badioal party has weighed in the balance and found want ing” everything it can get its bands on. Half a million dollars kata the.Phila delphia city treasury, one hundred and fifty thousand bom the Pennsylvania State Treasury, and a quarter of a mil. lion from the Freedman’s National Sav ings Bank, was ail that was reported last week. ■A* We have it upon the authority of the Bnflhlo Express, that “Alexander H. Stephens says he never yet has seen s single article of his republished in a sin. gtejtadical paper I" Probably he never has for there are articles that are not worth republishing, even in Badioal papers.—Charter-Journal What then, Mr. Courier-Journal, comes of your prophecy, that Mr. Stephens’ ar ticle of the 19th September would be republished in every Radical sheet in the court/? Is this the way yon get out of it ? Has a singlo Radical sheet yet republished it t If so, winch one! Tov Um Atlanta Son. ths lock or hi.vmat Haim. ■ aaa Pot away from <mr eight that want chaftrt It mea grief. Hide it away; And bid* thorn garment* of ruaret wd gnj- Angetohave robed her in Ufftt to-day. Ah. little we dreamed to mise her thnel When ahe nt there day l>7 day— We thought not how aad it would beforue Tohnow that ahe wea gonofor aye; But now With heart-edhe. and tear-dimmed eyes, Wa laid the robea ahenaed to wear. And oar tendereat feeling* now beptixo One soft treaa of her silvsr hair. Bsiituit Cdt^s. a-, vKno wnit* Proprietor Excelsior Plaatedng Works, P.O.Box 4C0, ATLANTA. QA. ng38 dm. Cr, b7~hoomls% C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of ail ciamtoe. Plastering and Ornamental work, Btons Cutting, etc. Grtflto. Qa.. May Id. U7L yl W’Jff. fainter and Decorator, O men abor. W. a. Jack*.. WbltatmU .troel, r kanutknnk. to kli »ld patron, for formw tents, and kooM br nttoattoa to bantam to atariA ssssus of tk. nni itfMT MWfeih* 4t «o. ftntvtraitg Stnblislftirg €owtpan§. of thaedty Richmoud Hall bwilding T\RI8BMAKINQ.-Attentton. ladles XJ If re. Is. F. BENSON, formerly of Ta.. has taken rooms la the DaHa Hi next door to the Candy Manufactory, Broad where ahe will be pleaaed to have the ladles of the city call and examine her styles and patterns. Dresses cot. basted and made lathe verr latest Did we mlttgle grief in her oup of years, ft#A«he falh like a withered tree, All naeleas beside the young she had reared And nurtured from Infancy T Did we lightly heed that aenaitivo heart. So shrinking and gentle with age t Did we blurr with her spirit's silent tears One line of her Bib's last page ? Alas 1 for the sorrowful memories That make our mourning hard to bear. And besprinkle so fast with burning tears This silken lock of silrer hair. Her speech bore many an antique phrase That tickled much the youthful ear; And she rsTerenoed many ancient ways That made her manners odd aad queer; And we deemed that her soul went back la dream* To pleasant friends of long ago. When happy lights o’er all her faoe would pass, And lips would move in whispers low. But angels, mayhap, in life’s eventide, Discoursed with her of blessings rare. And Qearea’s wonderful recompense ForcaAs that bleached Ms silver hair. Ah I many times within this room, I ween, I'll watch the sunlight on the wall. And hearken to the children’s voteee ring Blithe young Joy adown the open hall. And taming hungry eyes upon the spot. I’ll sadly feel of home how dear apart A charm each aged form will bear, And wondrous beauty lurk for ma In every lock of silver hair. Raytowv,, Taliaferro co. BOOK NOTICE. Thk New Amksican Readers.—The latest improvements in the art of induct ing n beginner into the knowledge of letters, appear to be signally illustrated in this new Beriesof Headers, just pub lished bj E. H. Butler & Co., Philadel phia Really, “experience has by ueage struck oat many inventions.” It is now understood that “we should teach spell ing through reading, and not readirg through spelling;” thst “a child should be tanght to cell words et sight firs',,” and that "spalysis into letters and sylla bles should be subsequent steps." By tbe ingenious application of thia impor tant secret in tbe eoatrivaaee of tbe young leenier’a incipient leaaons, end by combining the advantages also of tbe phonic system and object-teaching with the old A B C method of our ancient spoiling books, the authors of these five successive reader* have contributed an important gain to both the teachers and pupils fit our 'primary schools. Sneoess to an Cnlerpriss' which so alleviate* the labor and delight, tbe faculties of tbe Juvenile pupil se thaw elegant, new and original books seem well designed to do. STATE MATTERS. A man with heard 891 inches long is the boast of Dawson. The Outhbert jail baa only 19 inmates; but It is not claimed that these are all that should be in jail. Albany has had her first ball of tbe W. D. Lynch, of Muscogee county, has bad his gin bouse burned. Mr. Goo. Pearue, of Harris ooanty, committed suicide, last Wednesday, by outting his throat. Whisky. Mr. Wang, of Our Saturday Night, a panpr published in Macon, had his band so badly injured by his press tbe other night thst three fingers bad to he ampu tated. Hon. C. B. Wooten baa removed to Macon. The Athena negroes are thinning out their race. Tom Wave killed Jonas Coch ran a few days ago. SASSEE N HOUSE, (Formely United Steles Hotel.) tod PRIOR 6T1U ; Agent Proprietor. NICHOLS’ DANCING ACADEMY, TJROFEBSOR NICHOLS’ RESPECTFULLY AH- X noonoee khei tie will reeumo the exercises of hie Aeedemy At the Skating Riak, On Thursday, October 12,1871. Days of Tuition—For Ledles. Mieses end Misters, oa Thursday, et i r. at., end Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Ocnte* Night Class—On Thursday and Friday nights at7M». m. Practicing Soirees on Friday nights. Private lsssons given if desired. oct 7-64 To Parties Desiring to Build fllHE undersigned would respectfully inform the A citizens or Atlanta that he it now prepared te nr the CITY! He has at hie eotxunand a picked set of hands, aad feels oomfldont in giving general satisfaction. »- REFERENCE—Col. John L. Grant. Longley k Robinson, end Fay k Oorpat. Architects. JOHAT C. JYK omen at aib-liki bouss. LAN JOBBER 0*8 LUMBER YARD, OPPOSITE GEORGIA RAILROAD DEPOT. ATLA NTA.GA, TsmWTim, White Pino ■Mh, Wlndowa Sb jtU Kindt of Itressed and Framing Lumber. ftMl-lr A. LAND8MRO * 00.. Proprlriora Atlanta Marble Works. WILLIAM GRAY IMPORTER AND DEALER IN American, Italian and all other Marbles AMD SCOTCH GKaSJTiTE. _ UMKNT8, Statues, Vases, Tombs, am other styles of Marble Work done on short no- W. G. Robinson, Agent Wholesale and Retail Dealer-In BOOTS and SHOES, Mo. 67 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA. TA8 NOW IN STORE HIS FALL STOCK, EM- L bracing full lines of T. Miles k Son, J. C. Wil lis snd Jenlco McMuUin’s celebrated Philadelphia Work, together with a good stock 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-lm 00,000 doijZjAlrm TO LOAN, A T seven percent, for six months or longer, oa Gold Collateral. Parties wishing to borrow bad boat apply prompt ly to CHA8. J. JENKINS, President, Or, J* 8. BEAN, Cashier Merchants' and Planters' National Bank, 22S Broad Street **P»lm Augusta, Gaocgte. To Merchants. 500 Orates assort ed granite and C C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State Send for list of con tents. UN8ECTI0UAL, UNPARTISAN, UNPOLITICAL 8CHOOL-BOOK8. The freshest serie s of Text-Books published containing the results of discovery und scienfijic. research. Officially adapted by the Virginia and (ieorifia State Boards of J&ucation, AMD HOW LAIIOXLT IS If,, IH UVSIEIT BOUTIIBIIW BTATB, And in many Northern States. 1Ike Mmitg fuMitfbuuj (to., An Association composed of many the several Southern States, feel- School-Books which should be en- unpolitical, which should present science—nre now issuing a com- Text books by the eminent schol- which are the Cgtttm Jsttors wft Cottas fw> Oiw 2|r *, Wlr. New Cotton and Produce Warehouse. TH’I.I PIiAIffTTm* LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. of the moot eminent citiseni of mg the neceesity for a aerie* of tireiy vnuftional, unpartitan. and only the facts of hiatorv and plete aerie* of School and toNege ore and educator* named below Cheapest, Best, and Most 1 Beautiful School-Books Now published. The “ University Series" embraoee Maury’s Geographical Series, By Commodore M F. Mauht, of the Virginia Military Institute. A eerie* of book* which tuaA an era in the atudyof this science, and which, In the word* of a well known and ac complished Sonthcm teacher, “ are characlorizcd by a felicity at arrangement and simple fre>hn*sj of atvlu which must ever reader them attractive to the young, and which will he uecu by all who uiah to teach Geography aa a teitnee, as something to make pupils think, am) uoi merely us ua enumeration of dry facte." Holmes’ Reader* and Spellers, By (iKoaok F. Holmes, LL D., Professor of Hiatory and General Literature in the Uni- ■»Uy of Virginia- A series of Header* unequalled in cheapness, excellence, and typo* •rrn’.liirnl Iwauty. They are steadily progressive in character, bright - * * * • *, incideni They are steadily ; ^ _ • ut pro** and verse, aad illustrative of Southern pcenes, MEROHA NTH IN City and Country C ONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUB stock and price* before you buy. We Import CUTLERY AND OROCXBRY And it la not to your interest to go a long distance from home and pay as much or more for tha good*. We call particular attention to our stock of TABLE and POCKET CUTLHBT, and do not believe that for extent variety and prices it is equaled in the South. AN IMMENSE STOCK George Wostenholm and Son's Celebrated IXL Cutlery JOSEPH ROGERS A SON’S TABLE AND POCKET OUTI.ERY CK WARD 4- CO. B 4 » ANY. | #. A. msecs. IIAHALSON Ac BRUCE. Cocoa, of lurtatta and Brood atoceta, ATLANTA, QE0BU1A. GLATERAL AVVTIOAT AATB Commission Mtrchassls and Wholesale and Melaii neuters in FssrssUure. R. H. BAPTIST, Auctioneer CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. CASH ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE FOB AUCTION. Bmincta—K. O. Dobblna, Praaidant Oaorfta Banking and Trnat Oompanx; Maaara. Crane, Boyl- ■ I Co.. Wkolaaala Dry Uooda; Maaara, A. 0. A _ r. Will, Wholaaola Orocera; Moaata. Cordon, Wlllia A Go., Bankara. aapW-lm TiiunOouakni, Atlanta Real Estate Agency BY BELL k. GOLDSMITH, Real Estate Agents. ATLANTA. OA. JTEIOT ATTmmON GIVEN TO SELLING 3 and Banting Real Estate, Inveatigating Tttiea to Raai Estate, Cauveyancing and Securing and Col lecting Claims without suit. Merchant Tailoring. J. LYNCH, Cor. Whitehall Street and Rail road Crossing. rpHK LARUE*! AND VIB1ST STOCK OT Cloths, Vest ings § Cashmeres EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY reu Buck at Bnirrita* In Um Gentlemen'*, Furuinlilng; Lino. ATons best ths Rest Goods sold, smsI .Yealnsss and Elegance is uehat I Strive to Excel in. aepUS-lm J. LTNCH. Danforth’s Dentrifrice. I lOtt CLEANSING AND PUESUVIXO THE 1 TEETH and Purifying the Breath, ia Um brat preparation In was. odd!? b/ RED WINE k VOX. We are agents for the CELEBRATED HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. Do yon want Wade tt Butcher's, Rogers If Son's, IXL and other best Brands ot Reutovs, Scissors and Knives. Call on ns. McBride, a Co. Looking Glass Plates. T We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Co. ; and freah in their deals, and hiatory Venable’s Arithmetical defies, Il tlimtLcs S. Venabab, LLD., Professor of Mtthaaadci in ths UnlTOiitv of Viidnuk TInwn book* ars received everywhere by intelligent teache* with the higheet nil l u iion. aj being most admirably adajitod for mental drill, u well u for business ednen- ti.1,1. 'lV-ir nkeihoib; rales, end reasonings are clear, distinct logical, and comprehensiv*, Will th; aurica ia carefully gradod throughout. Molmee' History of the United State*, By (fK«»itoR F Holmes, LL.D., of the University of Vii^ini*- It b enough to Bay of this admirable work, interesting, impartial, and truthful, aa well as pure and graceful tu •t/lc* tlLU it ii the only History' of the Vhltcd State* which i* ttricily unpartitm. It comes down to the present date. Also, Bo Vere’s French Grammar, Readers, etc., Clldersleeve’s Latin Series, Carter’s Elements of General History, Holmes’ English Grammars, Leconte's Scientific Series, Johnston’s English Classics, Duntonian Writing-Books, etc., eto. Send for onr new If.T.rRTnATKD DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, wuch will be mailed five to any tenchur or *cbool ofbeex. Ii telle what teacher* think of the books, and cootiiiuj specimen page* of each. Adiliuss UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY, 15j and 15 7 Crosh y Street, New Infc W. A. S lTy MAKER GENERAL AGENT, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 19, Office: Corner Marietta and Peachtree —— i nsssam i_i— u i — .1 a ..i i l.bmbm Plumbers, ®aa fitter., Etc. EICHBERG & LANGOESSER, Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters, Are always B*ady with a Full Stock of Oat., Steam and. Water Pipes! Lift and Force JPumps. oi sM inscription, Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Wash Basins, send a General Assortment of Plum bers' and Gas Fitters' Materials, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, Globes, Etc. Btan* nrectlcn] mechanic*, the, are well prepond to execute a order. In a workmanlike mktaMr M ■■9W6.8T Nfwroffl Pff ,c B£L. familj) ^auotilc Bcwiwg iUtchiiu.. iiv te je: i> . —r.-i>.— Family Favorite Sewing Machine. SIMPLE, DURABLE, EOONOMIoAjl. Will do a greater variety of work, with fewer change** than any other macnine. Bold on the inatalluont plan, in payment* of en dollar i a month. Office and salesroom at (Araut’in Block, SX Marlatte Strewt, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Q. V. SHIPP, Ckn. Ag>t. Cotton States Life Insurance Go. CHARTERED BY THE STATE OT GEORGIA. CAPITAL $500,000. OWNED AT HOSE AND XANANED BY i Western and AtlanHw Boom of eur Beat Ftnaaeien. ahd Over *,500 Policies Issued Knee Memphis Si CbatlgStOP R. R. June Ut, I860. TO EMIGRANTS. THK BEST ROUT*FROM Atlanta to Memphis iafy4-*oAlv Office Selma, Romo & Dalton R. R. Co, Ii. V. J Ollp MON. Local AgH, VO. 4. TIIEM.L KIMBALL MOOBB. Atlaxta, Qa., October 12th, 1871. I .Ml EIGHT AND FABE over Btoa Momatain Route. ' via H. R. k L>, It. IL and 1U oonuetUona to aU tcnnmal pcinta. aa tow aa by auy other route, via; TO MONTOOMF.RY. SELMA, MOBILE,VICKSBUKO. JACKSON. CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OR- B. Y. JOHNSON, Local Afwit S. IAD.IL. Vo. The only Company doing bnaiqeat in tha South that haa ONI HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with the anthoritiee of the State of Georgia for tha protection of Policy Holder*. p olicies Upon all the VARIOUS PLAITS OP IHSUBAMoa ISSUED. A Loan of S3 per. cent, of the Premium Given When Desired. ALL POLICIES NON-FOBFEITABLE. MO RESTRICTIONS AS TO RBSI- dance or Travel, Strictly aHome Gomp’y VNk M* Oipttal and Invsstmsnta at ■mm. It appeal* to thoeo who desire to avail themselves the benefit* of life Insurance to gfv* It their patronage. m The ttane hee arrived when every thoughtfte man te disposed to make thU wise provieioa tot thoee *• pendoat apon his life. This Cos*fauy proposes to give aU the edvantages which are ofihred by foreign inaiituUou* of like character, with the opportunity of keeping the vaat earn* in our own mklel, which are annually rent abroad. TKOFLI OF THE COTTON STATUS Fooler Home Enterprise- Active and Energetic Agents Wanted in every County and Touch in I he youth. ADDRESS OR CALL C.N | WM. J. MAGILL, Leave Atlanta #40 A. If 10:80 P. M. Beach Memphia, nextday.19.lfi P. If.... .10:18 P. If. HO OTHER ROUT! 0F1ERS Doable Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON THH Mississippi River SOUTH OF CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than lay Other Live t$ Memphis. Making CLOSER OONNECTlONg with the only Train from Memphis ta LITTLE ROCK. Starting from Atlanta at 10:80 p. m., yon leave Chattanooga « 80a. nu arriva aft Memphis 10:10 p. m , leave Memphia for Little Rock 7:80 a. m. If auy one should oSer indeoemente te yon to fa via KaakvOle to Little lock, remember Ant these is bet one train on that route, which tenves Atlanta in the Morning starting i2 hours too soon, yon are on a tudtoua journey o hours tonger, and aicivo hi Memphis only te meet with 7 hours mote tetmtiim than if you had left Atlanta on the 10:80 p.m. train, and gone direct by the only MnitM.R ROUTE. If you are to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta ia the morning, arriving In Memphia 18:18 p. m. Hants leave at C.UO p. m., allowing ample time fee BUrKlUHTlUIOUIT AUENCUO. tatotata, nd .MA>, Uinta, rinding ter omen. W WtotokaU iM Ag.nta who wUl glT» rtltabl. Inltowillno, and tatow Ofilooi ATI.ANTA, OA. I L0 0B , dtotov. job. L. T. SUDOR*, tent DU too. V. J. IIIII, AgMi Atlanta. R V- RARKKR, Apta, ItotallUT. Or AOdnat: nubeorltoed OapttaT ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The of This W archouse “ .iia iaistS iuoft Cor- Campbell and Beynolda Street**, Augusta, Georgia, JS NOW BEADY TO KBCETVB COTTON. LIBERAL CASH AIWJMCnB will be mode upon Ootton in Worehonia, or upon Boifaead Receipts. -— — SB- Portien Storing Ootton with the Bank will b*' farniahed with reoeipU far acme that wUl be available in thia city or any other far borrowing moikey. , ., A®-The Bank ia prepared at all time* to make LOANS OX PBODUCE or PBOVISIONS on the moat reasonable Uoa Parties wonld do well to apply at tha Warehouse, or oommnniefi^ with She Offloers. charles j. ramins minMent. JNO.P. UNO, Vle^PreaMaaM, ,i ■( T, P. BRARCH, CtawkUr. - V ..1st " ' A. WKLLriOMk £lE DANIEL Ac H i L L , COTTON FACTORS, Agents Cotton Food Guano, NO. 3 ) WARBEN' BLOCK, OPPOSITE QLOBB HOTEL, APjOUSTA, OA, All businees entreated to them wffl haw strict pamonal attention. . * // Orders for Bagging, Has or Bop* and Family Supplies promptly filled. , . COMMISSION 1 1-4 PER CENT. SfrifclKOIBi Jadg, JOHN p. EIEO. Pro.'! Georgta Rail Rond. I Col. L. M. HILL Bil.clor G* R. . Wllk,* Conn*, PtaXtont HkUoul Bank ot Anghto and Anguita | ttarlng. Baakuf Angn.ta- ■••rm — Factory. I Natlonai Bank of Newnan, Oa. T. GARDINER, Esq.. Prea’t Dickson FertflserOo. 1W. W. SIMMON, Raq- aptrte. $a. ■gnsteWtewhaol k Ptentore’ NattogsHteak* Auguste 1 BRANCH, SONS A CO., , flttrliu i'A t.t htJ •-< iib^ r J‘>tT COTTON FACTORS ■ AND — COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office nt Planters* Loan Ac Savings Bank Wnraho* me •> '■ ■ ■ ■ " • ■ ' r: , i AUOUSTA, QgORQIA. J^IBEBAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON OOTTON, TO BE ELD HEBE, or for Shipment to Domeetie or Foreign Market*. AW- SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the WEIGHING of Cotton. eeptag-fim tDutrhf*. Irintlrs, <Stt. SOMETHING NEW. LAWSHE & HAYNES, THE OLD RELIABLE. ~ » T ) OUB FBIENDS AND PATBONB. GBEETING. WX HAVE JUST Raosivsd and opansd oar Fall Stock of RICH AND BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY, Embracing all the LATEST STYLES of the BEST GOLD, and AT PRICES LOWER THAN WE HAVE BEEN AU TO OPEBR BESWUE. • ... -■ Oor WATCHES BON FROM THE FINEST JUBGENSEN down to thfi grade* of SWISS AND AMERICAN WATGBES. Iafaot, wa bow hare a full, beautiful and almoat antiraiy new eteek. Como and Bee XJe. Price and Be Cowvinond. eeptl3-da«l gattoor*. Cvilets. 0m, Ot L. WADSWORTH, Attant.7"oa| f W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.. : Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Opposite Jama.’ Benlr. Whitehall ttstob oq-tambto Ib-ir ATUAirTA, ten. (lit S nr ill Bontheriwr. Iwwor d FA EDWIN S. RAY, Medteal Esaminar. OFFICERS! GEO. «. OB EAR, Secretory. JOHN W. BL AU. General Agent. GREEN, Medical Fiami nre. L’apuy.—Say. Mikey, now, how didlvon grow sioh fine Mikey.—Ocn! ehuro an’ its joet fr readiiig Gm RrXAL THE LIVELIEST, BEST AJfEl O ▲ aRIOu£«URJbXi MOV1 Pnbllnhed AnywhMg, ' AT TB* LOW IWOa <0 ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.