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J0r Office in the Sun Building, West ft mm of Broad tired, Second Boor South qf Alabama. JUT JVffir Advertisements always found on Pint Pone t Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. AfMU ter Tki Mm*. K Thomas N. Boreas, ThomaeTilto. Os. Jams* alls* burnt. Knoxville* Tmm. Dat« Bell, Albans, Ge.. i. L. VUMtk Woedelodft. Ox i. Q. OiUtimStfBM. flu* H. 0. lixaToi, Dalton. tin. W. a Dene, Jr., Zetonton. 0*. _ _ Tmu, Matt * Co., White Plains, Green Co., Bn J. L. Buns. CWMiBmgi, Tenn. J. a Pawn. UOn***^ ^tggggrgar- JMM a. Known, fO«r Cltf Aftxt. ■ on Amt for Alkali. Bo > mkooaiptlooo. uk« UlO>MfMXIfet lurtfMlMttta SSLcr: FOR GOVERNOR Ho*. JAMESM. SMITH of mvscooee. her If, 1871 Military Bclr n Booth Cahold*a. We here an aitiole OB this important •mbject from the PoUtiosl Editor of Tm 8o», which win appear in oar next imae. Af.r. Xurx—The Bodies] offico hold* ers in Texas Mo like Ufaj an in Georgia. We hare a private letter from Aostin, dated the 1st December, from which we make the following extraot: "Oar legislature) adjourns tomorrow. The Executive has vetoed tho bill fa bring on an election far tdenbtts of tho Legislature, and, as a oonseqaenoe, there will be no meetiug of that body until some time in 1873. Tbe Oovrenor is afraid to have an eleotion, as be knows that a new Legiaiatnve will impeach and probably sonnet him. ” This is in keeping with the oondnot of the Badicals in ell the Southern Stales. They eling to office and diaregnrd law and the rights of tbe people. The Organ of the "New Rebellion,” in ■poeMhffi of the Democratic Party, mya it is a party, "which relies more upon vio lence end intimidation at the polls, than npoq sms nil at tha hustings or fair elec tions for 1000811.” That is decidedly cool for a journal which has lavoksd a eoDWen bats State and Padsral authority; in other words, tha interference of Grant'e bayo net* to sustain Benjamin Conley in set ting at de&anoe the Constitution and laws of the State, a* well ea the wishes of tbe people. It is refreshing, ooming as it does, from the reoognixed organ of the lawlem, bayonet party, of which Bui. look and Blodgett and Harris were the reoognixed chiefs, and through whose unlawful acta tbo people have been robbed of millions. It was tbe party of whioh these cseaturea were the chiefs, and of which the Srn is the recognised organ that has manacled the South, and rifled her pookets; that has held sham bayonet elections and oounted votes to Us liking a hi Halbert—the sacaess of whioh has been eeenred from first to laat by foroe, trend, intimidation, violenee, and bayonets, at the polls and elsewhere. This is a beautiful charge for lb* or gan of tha party that exists only by reas on of ontregs, to make against a party whioh hae never been otherwise than law abiding; which hat never advocated, or pvsetioed, or sanctioned any violenee or tread, and has always depended for its Strength, spaa Ha adherence to prii* eiples and its protection of popular liber ty and individual right*. The Wnmatmnrtnm of Col. Saaith. Tha Democratic Press of tha State, with one naoiaim, give tha moat hearty appurelU tha aamiasHua for Gover nor. We would Uk* to pnblieh many of then* notices, bnt have not the apaoe to The Ctro»uha»d Smtinei says SOUTH CAROLINA KV.RLVX. A Great TMnt Is Live in a i'res Country- The Washington Patriot publishes the following, vouching, at tbe asm* time, for the respectability and ereponafbility of the writer. It is a woful picture, bnt s true one, end a led commentary upon free American institutions. “Let us have peaoe,” auid Grant, and In, tire pco pie of South Carolina are driven away from the hope of a place worse than the ravage* of war; Columbia, 8. C., November 10,1871, Sir: I waa in Yorkville a few days ago. While there I met an aged son of Africa. His wool was white, his brow wrinkled. His eye had grown dim, sod the old man’s ' b was bant. His ebon coantenanoe black aa night, bnt there waa the light of truth and amoerity in it. He waa coming from the jail, where a large number of Ku-Klui prisoners were incarcerated. I stopped him, beii struck with the intelligent, though a expression of bia face. ’•Old man,” said I, "hare yon been to the jail?” •Tee, bom,” ha replied. ‘Tea been to see my young mama. Day got him in dar.” Tor what r Tor nnffin In Ood’a world, boas, bnt Mbit a Democrat r "Do they charge him with any crime?” "None act he, nor I knows on.” "Wsitl” I exclaimed, "doesn’t he know wbst he is put in jail for ?’’ "No seh, dst he don’t. An’ I knows dst de boy is is innooent o’ Ku-klucking ss yon is, or L All de niggers will swor dst.” If there is nothing against him, why don’t they let him go?” "De Lord only knows boss,” he replied in the most earnest anil mournful man ner. "Dey my dey gwino to keop ’em all dere till way on to Chriatmaa times.” "How long has your young master been in jail?” ‘Two weeks an’ better.” “And don’t know what he was put in jell for?” “No more nor ycu, nor I,” the old man replied, shaking his head. "Has be lied no trial, nor hearing of it kind?” “No, aah. Lsyin’ in jail, boas, and no chance giv him o' clarin’ hiaaelf.” “ That is too bad. Is he married ?” "My young maasa married ? Ha, ha, k No, boss. He’s picked him out s gal, an’ soon as the the military lets him ont o’ jail he’s gwino for her; bnt he’s got a mother. Binoe old ma*tar's dead, r young boss is her sole independence. ie'e left all alone at home now; an’ ahe's nigh distracted consuming of his takin' off and lodgment in jail. I never spooled to see de day when my young boas would be put in jail, an’ fur nuffin under God’s sun,"sold the old man, with eyes dimmed with tears of ootnmingled sorrow sod in dignation. “ Well, what do yon think of all this business, anyhow, old man?” said L “ Ah, boas, I don't think much of it.” “What, are you not glad that the Ku- klnx, the persecutors of your race, are being caught aud pat in jsil?” “No, boss, I ain't glad. De ill Bride tf to. ToHercitaots f lad. DeKu-kluxea never steal nuffin. I neber bum nobody's barn. I neber march abont de oountty wid Scott’s me- lieh, wid muskets, and drams, an' flags, trying to 'timidate de white folks. Some o’ de colored people say dey are glad dst de white men am put in jail or ariv oat o'deoonntry. Bat I ain’t It hurts me to see so many young men in jail down dor, huddled together like hogs in a pen —driv abont like cattle—on' by dere own color, too! White meu treatin’ white men in dat way, ia more dan I con under stood. Drops big os buckshot come np inty my eyes ebeiy time I looks at dat nil, wid my young boss caged in dere ike he waa a bear!” Here the good old African made a pause, after which he said, with on ur gency of tone that bespoko the sincurity of his word*: Ah, boas, if I was de President of de United States I'd die before I'd let my own people be crammed in jail dia way by «o, no’ kept here widout a hearin' I d stop this. Td set things to rights!'! I bade the earnest old negro good-bye,* and passed on to the gloomy jail, where Kn-klux prisoners were "huddled to other like hogs in a pen, so'driv' about ike cattle.” I found tbe prisoners guarded by soldiers as though they were captive* of war. T) ore was tho dark, dreary-looking building, with its grated windows and forbidding aspect. There ~ beheld the sad faces of many an unfor- mste victim of Radical persecution wring wistfully through tho iron onging to be in the sweet sunshine with out, and longing for their homes where they had left their loved ones in tears, in loneliness, in despair. There stood the i rim aantinal, wi b nest uniform and king bayonet, guarding the entrenoe to the jail. There was tbe camp of Grant’s soldiers, the white tenti and shady booths dotting the green slope of . . the hill that swelled up in graceful out sort* a nomination—and the nonriua- lino to the rear of the prison-house. Aud non of such a man therefor at tbi* June- here, thought I, ia the seat of Grout's " ”* ’ Rebellion I one of the dungeous, I rather thought, selected for the arbitrary im prisonment of the victims of political persecution. This was my first glimpse of " the Rebellion.” As I looked upon the seen* - the military oamp, the guarded jail, and the quiet, peaceful lit tle village reposing upon the lulls around —I thought how in tha midst of peaoe we are in war. Fancy Goods £ Christ mas and HOLIDAY TRADE aat imaieatse ltpoice or Dolls, Vases, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Bureau Sets, Motto Cups, AND SAUCERS, &c., JUST RECEIVED AT McBride A Go’s. “DOLLAR STORES,” “Fifty-Gent Stores,” — AND — Merohants Generally I 8711 Consult their Interest ty Examining our Mock Before Sending otr their Orders. MV buy E*cry H'eek at Auc tion and ena OFFER BAR. a A IAS. OLD AUsceUaaeoae Hbvertiteaunu. *85.00 fiantf I ~ **5.0* Hared! rlucre aid teems or- WIIAION SHUTTLE Sewing Machine*. UK DIM-RED UR (Ulf* $10 n mo. Mr* MO. No. f, PUin TffibU $ 40 • 60 $00. Nu. r., hffiU-effiM, t*lD bx tO 00 <0. No. 7. do fan' ■ 6f 00 70. WARRANTED FIVE YEA lib BY WZZnSOK SEWING MACHINE CO W* wish It distinctly ondaratood that thee* are our terms from which ws aster deviate; end we gunnui- toe our Machine# to here every point of excellence ‘ > be found in any Underfeed bhuttU Untincaa (Eatbi r. ct."tS'rowanr. Proprietor Bxoeleior Plaffiarlng Weeks, P. O. Box 460, ATLANTA, <J A. /"lONTRAOTOfe *08'BUICK AND Kj 8toi.ii Work, of aR llns* llMOrlii, uA Ornamental work, Ktoue Cutting, etc. Griffin. On*. Mat 12. 1871. ##W. JACKIE, Fainter and Decorator. O mciibonV.#. AMt-s, Wkl«aUUMmM,r’ •uru*Uteok* lo hi* old {trtrun* for forme, bron. urd hopM by mttootion to brulnau to manto • ofUmauio. apSt-ly UFHOUITERING, Paper Hanging AND FURNITURE REPAIRING QLD CHAIM CANID AMD HO 0HABGH FOB REVARKMUUfO. Lounges Eepalrcd, and Carpet* C. U. BROWN, No. 2 DeUivee' Opera Houee, rM-tf Marlettx street Liquors ! Liquors ! BUY YOUR Ales, Wines § Liquors! AT KENNT’S Chicago Ale Depot AMD Wholesulu Liquor House. 8> have a Large Assortment of all kinds ofLiqVORS, which utlU be sold at the Alost Reason able Terms. ■epUt-Sm The National Chill and AGUE TONIC. A Certain Cure! Mo Mlst«klx.e t J WILL SEND A TWO-OUNCE BOTTLE OF THE above medicine (which Is enough for coy esse) with full direction*, foes of charge, on reorlpt of 7$ eta., tram any one ordering It; end will, also, send the formula for thla valuable preparation to any address on receipt of $100 H. NKE80N.K. D., CrawfordviUe, Oa.—derd-Szn >, n. HOWARD. a «. HOWARD. W. H. HOWARD A SON, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, - - - AUGUSTA. OA. WM row and planter* generally. CommiMion for Selling Cotton, One and a Quarter Percent. AU family supplies ordered will be carofoUy se lected by one uf the firm, at the lowest market price*. Orders for Begging and Ties wlU be promptly Oiled, and at the lowest cash price. Liberal cash advances made on cotton in house. We extend all the facilitio* offered by Ware house Merchants. Consignments solidted- acUon guarantee. aug21i {jottl Director!}. tiou of affair* in thia State—ia peculiarly significant. Such unity in notion fore- shadows Ireuquility In political sutton, and MWtds that excitement which engen ders biUorasm. It souimIs the death- knall et "tbs rings” sad corruptionists, who, for tha past Uire* yaan, have trans formed legietolioo into a gambling pool, and oouverted the Executive office into s broker's shop. It moans tbit there shall ~rasttmsar<Krs Mich—a good greatly to be desired. But it means man thou this. It msaus that the power of rogues' rings shall be utter- ly broken, eud ten* teoer^peh Steal reign of honesty and eflUienny in adreinutrs- ttoo that there ahull he a faithful end houuteobretsunoe of tew; that rogoas shall be Ixwught to answer at the bar e< justioe, aud teat there shall be a com- ttou td our disordered Stele fiaaaeea. It b means just iMunpauit to boa eel enterprise, and a faithful and ta partial administration of the tews. Bet jt meees etea the desknr oetof even- beaded Justioe to noUttool boamen, and death te the plundering schemes hither to ooMeated aadoovaasd hg boms et lew. CONTBNTS “ATLANTA WEEKLY SUN,” WBDNUSDAV, DBCBNBBR etb, 1ST1. »*«< 1—Tbr VoorhM* Sniftalon Xsslp. The Vbrnscy on lb* Sopr-rn. Court Bruch. Es Cou !"»■■■ CUIt ea lb. Oobrnolorlsl B-cUon Tkt Ulua Mew Ira Newspaper. Attitude of lb* Demscmoy B*m*«a( lb* Tblol fwty Mmmtnl. Tbr DsmomUc ConnnUon MonuesL Pa,. V.-Tb* Otto* of cbl*/ fustier.—Local*.— Oaotflr Mattwrs—Politic* in south. —Tb* Otto* of Ckltf fustier. Tlioett nliont to Begin HOUSEKEEPING! Largest and Cheapest DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, CHAMBER BETS, FINE CUT-CLASS WARE, ENORAVED CLASS WARE, OABTORE, SPOON*, FORK*, NAPKIN RINGS, WAITERS, TEA TRAYS, CANDLE STICKS LAMPS, SASSEE N HOUSE, (Formerly United 8tetcs Hotel,) C ORNER ALABAMA and PRYOR STREETS, AT- LANTA, GA. E. R. SA33EEN, Agent, Proprietor. GEO. W. 8A88EEN. Clerk* TUIVH-Transient B«*rdpr*. per d*y $2 00 Biugle Mml, or Lodging 00« oct S-dlm. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NRWNAN • • • GEORGIA. (FORMERLY UcDOWELL HOUBEJ Affil* Dffillem Rate* $2 OO PKR DAT, w. Me ReynoldM, Froprtelor. RENiNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, • • GEORGIA, O FFERS PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO fomllie* d(wiring Cbmp and Comforteble win ter quarter*; only o«# hour's nd* from Altente. Address FLETCHER A FREY KM, oc*SMt Proprietor#. Rankin House, COLUMBUS, OEOROIA. J. W. RYAN, Proprietor, oool-tf FRANK OOLDBX, Clark. BBOWN’N HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA, bay! Hotel la tha city. II U titua. “ Ornarsl Prrarasrr _. . femomy rad *1 I sUtcliu, 11 offer, ,r«tt. OABKIAGBSt Buggies ! Harness 11 TN COM SEQUENCE OF THE DULLNESS OF THE reduced hater .. f" woitoMMUp sadMylo. IksiwOMA. ll*k#d preatig#; and 1 have long m«lntein#d s oom- p*UUea asrlaM *r*ry ottur la my Hue Is tb* STATB OF amOROIA. Portia* virtual! U>* Fair Will Sad it la Uirir latrr- rtl la fir* t call at my Brpashrry. Alta kttp a ftill mack of OrrrbfM, Baryta*, Ac ■astl* by KJMHALLUBOTHnR«7aa*toa. 18 tie a. t . nxxir Atlanta Collecting Agency, OPTICEi U X’ Ht»lm, Dodd's Corner, WHITEHALL STREET. Rents, wages, and accounts collected on Short notlo*. Book# Posted on Beseousble Terms. AU enter promptly attended to. P. 0. Box 113 J. H. GAY AN k OO. — 2aijrg«0 !A0tKtti«i:,aent«. TO EMIGRANTS. the best, route from Atlanta to Memphis Western and Atlantic Memphis A Charleston R.‘H. LteV. AtlAotA 8:00 A. M 10:3b t. M SMeb Memphis, ncztdry.11.lS r. M 1*:1S p. If. no oiuxn houte orrxua Double Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON THE MiNttii«8ippi River MIDDLETON &BRO Copper Nmfths, Sheet boa Werkrrs and Brass Moulders. W E »re prepared to do the abov# Work In • supe rior manner. Shop next door to Sun office, Bro#d street. «* - UtoftBBumal €stb*. thos.n! hopkinb, Attorner fa Counsellor at Law. WM. G. STEPHENS, ATTOHNEY, AT LAW CKAWrOttDVILLK. OA. •rUS-lm t. e. lawbok. c. x. iimmici LAWSON FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. EATONTON, OA* WUl practice ia the Ocmnlgee Circuit and Su preme Court. Prompt attention given to Collection# *R- Th# Junior rafors by p#rmterion. to Hon, H. Stephana. Hon. P. B. Roblnaeo. Hon. A. Rm Hon. L. Stephen*. J. MADISON OUTTS, Attorney S Counsellor at Law ROOM $ MAY BUILDING, Got. 7th and E Street*, WASHINGTON, D. C. $9* Prnotlo## in nil the Oowrte. before *11 Oom mission*, and in the Depertmeate. octl7-lm ANDREW H. H. DAWSON COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OfBoe 231 Broadway, Room 18, °ct-tf.M*W YORK- JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ■yyiLL PJIACT1CK IN TBE SEVERAL OOUHTR, J.l FAlREAX|McLAITGHLIN,| Attorney It Counsellor at Law, No. 8 SL Psal Sir**!. BALTIMORE, Nil. P ROMPT attention given to Southern business, tha collection of slain:*, ho.. In Baltimore. norT-tf. B. R. Freeman, Commiaaloner or Deedv, FOR SIXTEEN STATES. Mg* Office with the Seoretery of State at th Capitol. notlM-Sm FOR SALE! will be sold at actual oost. IVO HUMBUG IN THIS, > I am determined to change my bnainsaa by the i* first of Jannaiy. Special attention ia called to the splendid ZiOT OP TtATiTN n hand. Yon are requested to oall, aee, examine nd yooreelvee that I mean bnelneee. T. M. RBYS05, novlS-lm 0ot. Whitehall end Alabama ete. ted imuukllately opposite the O Depot, and for Comfort, KlCAnpe, tentlon of its Employee* * n if *tt*n| er inducement* to the traveling public, than any oth er house In tbe Southern Steles. W. F. BROWN h OO. IMS EIT4BLIIHED. 1865 STUART RAILROAD HOTEL, OppoMtt Dapof—Valdosta, oa. T nia HOTEL U CONVlNIXm- TO BDS1NKS3, pteu.nU, locU*d, utnuv. Ur-rate, ud eauvM raoduate. c. T. STUART, rroprtuar. esgd *—Tateftaw* —Tb. OMy« la goal! UMs 0a*sr tb. Tblafi ttol u. Cwmr’a *—a O-ud SaciuUoa. Which tana Mtfora Oaatedmaikm.-Whtt SIM. Iadorumut I* Worth—Tb. Dot tad Stmu load Be* KM CHANDELIERS, KNIVES fa SOIUOR*. »V E-*r afarad 1a the Soaih. Betels, Restaurants sued 3a. loons ruled up ou Reasonable Terms, fas Splendid Style. * Christmas Holiday and Bri dal Presents tn endless variety. McBride & Co. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AC WORTH, GEORGIA. ffUBLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE JL bate the market afford*. novt-tf SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, ■AOOB, SMXSIA. (Newly oppoMte tha PuHifir ItepoL) Only Oa. Klnut«*a Waite.. THOMAS I. HARRIS. Proprietor. G. J. KACl.XLLAS.rapV mm Baiiyaat (Xboeriiscnunts. Office Selma, Roma k Doltou R R Co. E V. JOIIAHOH, Xeooml AgU, NO. 4. THE H. L KlMRAf t. HOUSE. Atuota. Oa., October 13th, 1871. Blue Move tela Roafc TJIREIUHT AND FARE orer I X 1 vie 8. K. h 1>. R. H. end ta term tael palate. WICV «a W F 1*1 othw route, -tel To MONTOOMERV, HELMA, MQBILE.VICESDUXG. JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN Ud NEW OR LEANS. E. V. JOHNSON, Local Ayeat E B. 4 D. B. R., N. IKlmbMl Houle. octlldlf e«*s fa-Iho Paly Uehole laMilata -Tbe WdrU'e faw Depwtaia !■» LefMatoea-Imar- *Ute«a-^tel Certeepoodeaee of TV. S. ■tete Beed Ibsfamllin Be«alnd la Walk op to the a*tola's otto, ud Settle, rlr. Fa«* »—Telejiaph Nava—Osontte MMten— OUte-AcMtoa a Um Member, efth.flco.rrt Ah ■embly.—Charah Dltwto*y.-Adrwlte«UMiU. srassrsr DISSOLUTION rpn PARTNERSHIP NEEXTOP0RE EXISTING A brtwws Wiley 8. SbaUte**ad Wllltem Butor. Ltoow Dettms, Prukhei Mrart. vae dtout—d bp tatoU caatoat, oa the IMh Oetobw teeh Either irty le e.therteed to eeltoef doe. to *e Era. Th. baelaeeewUl b. nullM.iibytb. «* lurtqqil Ulh. mat. .toad, who mowto of th. terms at old palreaa 1 kup aa head . Sue u- ebertoon otmoky U-ltter. I he. WILLIAM SAXTO. MARSHALL HOUSE, urEr.rjE m. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. dxf Rqspii *faoo. novJQtf Planter’s Hotel, FORT VALLEY. 0A. BOARD . (M OO iVr Dny. T. W. ■- MUBFBC. Proprietor. Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. SUPERINTENDENT*. OPTICS, ■aooo. Oa, Oetobw to. Ill: Change of Hohednle. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2TTH. l$71, the foteewmg echednten will ha iu i ACCOMMODATION I? RAJIV* Lear* Mecca, «fM^owrilfo, Fte. «.i» A. M. We Jeckeonnlte. Fla 8:40 p. M. Imre Brwnawlck I 45 A. M. kntn Macon <:« P. M. Oannatfie alanely at Jeasnp with train* af AtMntle 4 OnJf HaUread to and trots all potato tn Florida. VKBtUUH PAS8B8GRR mil, - SUSP. _ SOUTH OS’ CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than lay Other Line to Memphis. Making CLOSER CONNECTIONS »IUt the only Train trots Memphis to LITTLE ROCK. Starting from Atlanta at lft $0 p. m.. ytm team hattanooga 8:30 a. m., arrive at Memphis 10:10 p. m , leava Memphis for Little Rook 7:00 *. m. It any oms shoald offer indneemeaU to yoa to go rl» NaahvUle to little Rock, remamber that tehatona tmln aa that route, whioh leave* LiU^ko in the Morning startifif 12 hoars too soon, you are ow * tedious joaraey 9 hours longer, aud arrive la Memphis only to meet with 7 hours more detention then if yob had left Atlanta oa tha 1040 p. aa. train, and gone dfctct by tha only RELIABLE ROUTE. If yon era to go by boat from Mmaphl*. leave Atlan ta In the marring, arriving in Memphis 12:10 p. m. Boat* leava at 0:00 p. m., allowing ample time for ^mii«*meiu«. Mrs. Moulton. A MEXICA'S OREATEST SINGER , t rw,.„., JX Oprn Hoow, la two grand Moulton Coucwto to* r *S 4 »?. Decemberlmband lteb^wT' aeetetod to Mr. Hruakbatu. ltowler. TVoor, Sto Pw-’ -°™,5-howned Iteration. Buffo. And Kr. Ju M. Wehli, the eminent 1‘uuiisL Mr Oeonre W ttolOf, Mueicrt Director. dw?L GIOURGIA—UouKla- Connlv- n *WO MONTHS AfTklt DATE, AN yflUCA- -i- T10N wUl be made to the Court olOrdiuiiAry of Douglass county. Georgia, at the first r.*g lar of two months froui ttit*uo- * * ' buids belongiug to the ae- •to°f Wm. B. Barnett, late of Union county, Ar- deceased. November 0. 107L 7 knovl2-2m W. T. MEADEB. Ada»Y. OKORGIA—TALuraano County. Onmnant’a Omci, Deo, 4.1871. TXA1MUGH AS THE ATLANTA BUN HAS THE -L largest circulation in this county, of any pener G«*iia. notice 1. heiby AX SJ?° rdm4J 7‘ B Office, and Clerk of the Baperior Court of said county, will be published in that paper. CHAU A. BEAZLEY. Ordinary of T. a. and Clerk fl. C. GEORGIA—TAUAFxaao Count*. Cbawtondvillr, Oa., Dec. 7,1371, TNASMDCH m the Atlanta Son has the hwweet clr- A eulatton In aald county, of any newspaper of the Mite, uottee to hereby given that the ghertK adver tisements, by me, will hereafter be made la that MARCUS D. L. GOOOEB. deeftwM flfterlff. GewElUs -UsbUxi CwnwtT. A i.i'AKKEK, AND B. ft H4IEBL, HAVING AP- PLIED to me fer permanent letters of AdmlnU- tnttan on the estate of Joseph Farmer, late of mid County deeeaeef thtole to cite all, and singular. Farmer aud JL ft MaUeJ, ou Joseph Turner s eeUte. Witness my hand and seal, this Oct 14th, 1871. W. W. Hindman, Ordinary. Agents who wUl give reliable Information, and allow no one to deoelv* you. L. P. CODGER. Agent, Dalton. W. J. AKEB8, Agent Atlanta. B. P. PARKER, Agent. Chattanooga, Or Address A. A. BARNM, Bet Mtie-lm. 1 Ttoket Agent. Atlanta & New Orleans HIIOIIT LWE. TUG SHORTEST & (JL’li KENT DOUBLE I Hilly Line Train Atlanta to the Mississippi Riper VIA WEST POINT, tUONTUOMEKY. and Mobile, for NEW ORLEANS, AND VIA WEST POINT. MONTOOMIRY, SELMA AND MERIDIAN, VICKSBURG, And all Intermediate Points. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1*7L Donhle Daily Passenger Trains will run on thia Bead m follows: Urn Altente it «A0 A. M. Leave Atlanta at... 7 ; oo P. M. Arrive in Atlanta at g : oo P. M. Arrive in Atlanta et. 0:4$ A. M. Night trains run thromgh to Montgemery WITH OUT CHANGE OF CABS, forming a DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION with trains of the Mobile k Montgomery Railroad — Mobile, New Orleans, and all potato in Ten., with Trains for Selma and Meridian, Ala.; J*ek- •on, Corinth, Okalona. Vicksburg, and all point* in Central Mlsslaslppl, Central Alabama andNorthera T HE PETITION OF J. R. WYLIE, A. C. and B. r. Wyly, G. E. Gibbon. W. H. Hancock, J. O. Bruckner, L. B. Davis. William H. Cummlng, W. P. Pattillo and J. E. Godfrey, and each others as are or may be associated with them, shows that they desire to be Incorporated under the name of the “ Eccentric Laundry and Laundry Machine Cotnp*- ■y of the City of Atlanta;" that they desire under said corporate name to cany on tha Laundry buslces* to the city of Atlanta, in arid oounty; that the capital stock of arid company shaH consist of one thousand shares of the per value of ten dollar* per share; that when four-fifth* of the capital stock •hall have been subscribed, the bnelneee of the oompeny shall oommeaoe, the remaining one-fifth of the stock being held a* preferred stock for the benefit of the stockholders-, that the amount of the capital stock to be actually paid In before commenc ing buajne*#, shaH be twesty-Vre per eaot of toe above named four fifth* of mid stock, amounting to two thousand dollar*; that your petitioner* desire to he incorporated far the period of twentjr years; and year petitioner* will ever pray, Ac. HENRY JACK80N k BBO-, dec6-w4w Attorney Pro Pe itioner. GEORGIA REPORTS For Sale at the Office of the Sun. T HE Aral 17 OEOROIA EXTORTS, with Cobb*. *n Lumpkin'* Index, th* Wholo for tote *t (M hall county White Sulphur Springs FOB SALS OS SENT. OAXmWVXUtB. Ill • l«w week* th* traok of ttte Air-Line Railroad Will be laid within a mile and a half of this valua ble property. Also, some valuable plantations In the neighborhood. Address me at Gainesville. . & BMcCAMY. novM-tf STEAM SAUSAGE MANUFACTOBY. F resh beef, pork, mutton , fresh pork r — * ■ * f Ran sage, in cans or staffed; Bologna Sausage. Ham ttansage. Bead Cheese, Liver Pudding. Blood Podding, always am hand or mad* to order, on short JOSEPH FANE, Knoxville, Teun. notice and in any quantity. Etowah River Farm FOR N ALE. field Crop*. The Koine Railroad running through it for more than half a mile. Possession first Janu ary next. The Crop of Provisions, Agri cultural Implements and stock of all Rinds, WlU be sold—all on favorable term* J. A, ANKLET, Otkoes Equitable Life Assorance Society, Atlanta, Oa. BACR BOATES AATO SPARE RIBS. T7IAT HOGS. ON FOOT OR FROM THR HOOKS, F , Ertk Mrate, Brcoo Sid**, New Lmi lard; ‘Gold Dust" and other choice brands of Flour, Ac., ko„ in any quantity, at a. I.avnirwa norftkUw pRMenger* wlU find this route 98 mile* shorter tan the Blue Mountain or any other route to Moot- imery, MobUaand New Orleans, and 47 mite* ahort- to Selma and all point* west of Selma. Passenger* leaving Atlanta At 8:10a. m*. Arrive In Selmant 8:31 P. M. At 7:00 p. a., Arrive in Selma at 10:32 A. M. Makttj dose connecttone with Selma and Merid- BAOQAQCCHICKED NOR ALL TER MINAL POINTS. IV* m cheap and accommodations as good I any otligr pqfe. SStoArt tm Ticket* *(, Wm* PR,a( Ifanf- „ **- to- *»te *( Ute aOa* of J. H, Forte*. 0*a*ral Tick** Aval. «t lb* Uktoa hau|w ItepcL Executor’s Sale. O N THE FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER. AT the City Kril, in AUanta, will be sold, at Execu tor** aria. <ma half of lot Na 280 and 200 acres of lot No. 334, Stone's District, Fulton county. The Mod abont aevan miles from Atlanta, on the road leading from Green s Ferry to tsMt Point, Abont half the land is under cultivation, the iher half well Umbered. It Use well, and is desirable property. Tha half lot No. 230, has a residence and other improvement*. Sold as the property of Mrs. M. H. Kay. deceased* TERMS—One-half cash; the hrilnnoa la twelve octty-lawtds* i. A. WILSON, Exeentor. NICHOLE' DANCING ACADEMY. SKATING RINK. TTOURS FOR OKNTS AT 8 P. M.. ON THURS- XJL DAY and Friday. M “ terf ’ Thuradeg Afternoon TWOMAX t. f RRMIROf. WILLIAM r. CBAWronp' Laare Samanah -- 7108 A. M. .. t-oiP.M. .. 8 -50 A. M. * HotnaiL CVIHURRT, OA. ^ HENRY IIAY8, Pr*p’r. I Arrive at Maoon Bom* per day $3toj MOV 4 If t imnnili Arrive at Macon Cennecta cloeely at Jesmp with trrioa for Savnn- imh, Ftoridn and aR point, oa the i I 0. R. L AtMaednwtththeM. k f. R. B. trains to and ton ^£!fl5SliS2!SSJEl OT “ d '*™"* IkfaviKiNlri iLijr tha in. Leave Mereo pasaenger shed.... 3:05 P. M. Arrive el Hnarkinsvllto 0-44 p. M. 1048 A. : Wm. maorai, Ssw Rattle fa MaUle, Ksw Or loan* ViekskniTf and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Retire 04 audits faaiKtltBi. pASSXNGXSS LIU TING ATLANTA 111 TR* eWAilk ikMe XF-fJ ISS «»IS A. M-. -Akto* cto*. Wte.nu,. wits PAST EXPRESS TRAIN NewOriene*. The Rood toe bttn rnwitli equipment to not surpassed ^ by 8w liras sod tosutjr of Sates. se~ X* okssi* M ***s b***Ms PULLMAN PALACE CARS rosJJrajjrt^JJbOMt TIA MOSTOOMKRT to NO BELAY AT TERMINAL POINT*. Pare to tewaa by any other Route. W“ PurcLaae Ticket* via Kingston at tbe General Ticket Office, or et (he H. I. Kimball How?. „ JO« B PMCK. General Passenger AgeoL Jennings, Smith & Co., OOJTQN FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JJAFK Uttetteriwaunkrto No. A Mptsto*b*traf|. Auoq.te. OwfXte, lotiportte DO* tot tear olsr* of bos- (□*«*,) where we have tha most ample and Close Storage of any In the city, which la Strictly Flre- Nolioitetl. wSm. Palace Dollar Store. 9 i « 3 ’A «N. L. B. PTKB, FXOFRIXT0R. * tost to so, put a Ik* **wkr. O T I c El Dr. D. H. BENTON -to ftitert. to ran*!, to Atteoto. rad n.redbia7.r toraU, twtk-i t* rat, wboSMTrto tettofb-orblm wits * coll. OIScw wub D*. Rralj, at to* *1A atacw.