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DAILY l Mourno.. ..Jun« Si). CITY AFFAIRS. * Jo** T. Koran la oar authorized agent In to. He will anw the city for subscriber*. d t**e advertisements. All reeeipU^iven by him be respected by Tn Sum office. COUNCIL MUTING TO-NIGHT. A Note ef AHirm. »*■*!• Cepirt ft VtmU. None*.—No news-boy is allowed to sell t Sun for more than five oeote. We NiU take it a* a favor to Lave any deviu- tiou from thia rale reported to os. A Copy mt ike Weekly l«a Wanted. I any subacriber to our Weekly, boa py of the Weekly Sum of the 14th une, which be does not wiah to keep, a favor will be conferred by sending it to for which we will be thankful. nw City Delivery, We most beg the indulgence of our patrons in the city for the lateness of the ‘ oar at which The'Sun is delivered. We ve just moved into new quarters, and having steam presses fitted np. ■con as these arrangements are comple ted, The Sum will be sure to find all its ‘‘in their little beds." Splendid OScci Co Meat. ‘ ve a suit of Rooms on the second Toe Sum Office Building, which rent to a Lawyer, Physician, In ce Agent, or any such purpose, y at the bossiness < ffice of The Sun. The San Job Office. srs. Moorefield and Clark, a couple 1. Job Printers, and reliable and nsible gentlemen, are now in full of The Sum Job Office; sod par enting to have punting of any kind are invited to give them a call, would be pleased to have a share of ork of our friends. Monthly Gearral Prayer Meet lag. The monthly general prayer meeting 11 be held at Trinity Church to-niglit. Lookoat Mountala. Tickets to this popular summer resort re offered at the general passengt r tick et office. Cottoa Market. Yesterday cotton in this market was at 18} cents. Several hundred bales ged hands at these figures, and a re action seems to have taken place. Tke Economical Job CIHce. This quick and sharp establishment is ont in a few personal notices. The firm of V. P. Season & Co., is composed of skilled printers. They execute elegant work, in the shortest possible time. Blf 8 air oa Batarday. The live auction house of T. C. May- son, have advertised a tremendous sale for to-morrow morning. Some very val uable goods and chatties are on band, and the chanoes will be splendid foi good trades. Corn aad Flour* We have no alterations ir our local commercial reports from Wednesday.— The only activity in provisions is muni fest only in corn and flour, which ruh stiff. Corn at $1.05 by the car load.— Flour is steady and in good demand. Bacon is flat, with no animation percept ible. The regular meeting of Council to night will be, perhaps, the most impor tant one to the citizens of Atlanta that has bead held m many years. There will be appointed by the Council a Committee of five to cast till vote of the city fur Presides t of the Georgia Western Railroad; and it is of the most vital importance to the city that men should be appointed upon that Commit tee who have no individual interests to advance; but men who have the interest of the city at heart. It la well known that there are several individual candidates for this place—good and capable men; but men whose inter eats, perhaps, are not cemeuted to those of Atlanta. The city’s stock will control the election; and a citizen should be elected who will act for the interest of the city entirely. The people—the tax-payers—should be on hand to-niglit, to watch, and if nec essary, and instruct their representatives in the Council. We have faith that the Council will not dare to uct from interested motives in this election—notwithstanding it is hint ed that there if) a probability rings will be formed, for certain purposes. We venture this much as a note of warning, but promise that should such a thing occur, to ring it in their ears as long os our ink and types last. AMONG THE ROSES. A Wonrtrrfal Paradise of Flowers. Tke lee Macklne. We learn that the Ice Mannfncturing Company have their machine in complete working order, and are now mnkiug ice They will, in a few days, be producing it in large quantities, and expect to throw it open to public inspection soon, of which due notioe will be given. Commencement at Atlaata University. Late last evening we received a synop sis of the report made to the Governor bt the Board of Visitors to the examiuu tions of the students of the Atlanta Uni versity. It is a very lengthy paper, copied by a lady, in a delicate hand, with very pale ink. Neither the editor nor the printers could read it with any satis faction. Anything for a printer to set up in th« night should be written in a very plaii bold hand, with large characters. We learn that all concerned, both teachers and students, acquitted them selves handsomely. Getting (Jataijr. Already we hear predictions from th« weatherwise that no more rain will fall for—oh, ever so long; and then begin t<* calculate the damages which will accrue in such a contingency. Now, it hasn’t been four days since we had a young deluge all over this section, and the water has bare ly receded from the furrows sufficiently to plough. To be sure it would work in calculable damage to the now promising corn prospect; but why do people forever complain ? If its a mind to rain, let it rain; aud if it is disposed to keep dry, let grumblers keep their mouthing to themselves. v That man is unfortunate who has been to LuGmuga aud has not visited the flower garden of Mrs. Judge Ferrell. Equally unfortunate is be who has not had an opportunity to visit it. Most un fortunate of all is he who expects to di« without having visited it While on a hurried visit to LaGrange, during the present week, we were most kindly afforded an opportunity to enter these grounds and inspeot their incom parable loveliness. One enters witL something of a feeling of awe—that Awe which comes of an intense admiration of what is most lovely. We have ofteu thought that nature's true religion is taught by her beautiful aspects more than by her grand appearances. Here we have a happy illustration. No rarer collection of shrubbery and flowers can be found anywhere. Here are all ipuuner of lines, fairer than ever art oonct ived. All man ner of foliage, nature's most brilliant tplendors, beautified and height ened by art, are on every hand, comprising a wilderness of loveliness which is perfectly incomparable. Saun tering along those delightful walks one is continually surprised at the various freaks of genuine art tastes displayed in a mul titude of forms. We never know what we will see next. It is beauty upon beau ty—a succession of loveliness which calls to mind the line of the poet: ‘•And, oh! if then* be an Elysium on earth It in thin! It la thia I" If the garden of Eden was half as love ly as this Adam certainly bartered a mag nificent birthright for a bite at one mis erable apple. Mrs. Ferrell will accept our thanks for the opportunity afforded ns to visit this garden. It is not often that one has such an opportunity to inspect and admire so much loveliness. A VIGILANT POLICEMAN. THE MAYOR'S COURT. A Nymph da Para—All About a Tta-cap —John Saaltk aad Lady. It was with no ordinary feelings of trepidation that we wended oar way to ward the court room yesterday morning. We were fearful lest his Honor had over worked himself trying the 'rioters, and expected to see our good friend Lowry in the Chair of Fate. But on entering t,he room we were very agreeably surprised to behold his Honor in the full bloom of a vigorous manhood; but wo were pained to notioe the absence of Wil liams. We hope he has not been thrown off hia horse and hurt. The assembly present was more select, if anything, than that of the day preceding, among them we notioed Col. John D. Lloyd, of the New Era, whose object, however, was to take notes, and not to answer for any graver offense than driving a goose quill. To our left we were flanked by a distin guished member of the dental profes sion and balloonist. Right of him sat a well known Methodist minister of the Gospel, left of him the brother of a cele brated Alderman, to the rear of him a motley crowd of negroes, and to the front of him his Honor, and Johnson, and policemen 1 without number. We noticed a prominent wholesale liquor dealer, a large number of “town boys” and quite a number of the upper ten whose names do not readily occur to us. Noticing considerable shuffling, his Honor thought well to introduce the beautiful and^ accomplished MISS JOSEPHINE TOMPKINS, and see if her presence could exert a tranquilizing influence. Miss Josephine is a young lady of exceedingly delicate organization and symmetrical propor tion. Her forehead looks like a beauti- Tuesday evening, at Peter’s street rail road crossing, and asked him to shew him the way to prayer meeting. The negro heeitafced. Robert threatened to blow out his d—d brains if he didn’t go with him at onoe. For this manifesta tion of pity, his Honor stuck $10 and costs upon him. THOMAS FINLEY has a four foot high wife. She pays the rent, and he sleeps. They had one cup and one saucer. Mrs. Finley broke the cup the other day. Mr. Finley couldn’t stand it; so he spanked her. Yesterday morning they had a quarrel before they got out of bed. They wouldn’t tell what it was about. An old auntie poked her umbrella at Tom, and that kept him from telling. After they got np they had it out in good earnest. His Honor assessed damages at $10, and repeated his well- known views as to the purposes for which women were made. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The Ladles Memorial Association to Visit Stone Mountala—A Gilt Edge Affair. We learn that the ladies of the Memo rial Association, of this city, intend giv ing a grand moonlight excursion to Stone Mountain on next Wednesday evening, July 5th. Preparations are on foot to make this the most pleasant and agreea ble excursion that has yet taken place. The ladies, who are managing the affair, are well known aud appreciated for their social position in society and their judg ment and skill in rendering a party of this kind as pleasant and enjoyable as any one could wish. It is not necessary, we presume, to urge upon our pleasure seekers the advantages of this rare op portunity for a social reunion ; but this fully prepared sculpture of the finest j timely announcement is simply made as Laws vs. Smith. Parian marble, her cheeks resem ble the rose in color and the lily in purity, her eyes give forth such an expression of transcendental sweetness and tender feeling as would melt and subdue the most adamantine heart, a tempting dimpfe rested on her chin, nestliug there like a sly cupid among the roses; and her Ups, with all the lucious fragrance of the pomegrauite, ’seemed an item of news. Fuller particulars will be giveu in time for all to prepare for this occasion. MORE FISHERMEN. A Good Sin uk and J A party of gentlemen from the foun dry of Messrs. P »rt**r & Butler put out mode to waste its existence away in one j lip t i Je Air-Lino Railroad, about thirty Tk« Georgia Watcia Railroad. We like the feeling that is abroad in the city relative to this grand railroad en terprise. There isbutono sentiment and that is in favor of the road. I*s real ad vantage to Atlanta is being understood. It is looked upon as an immediate neces sity—a necessity that must not be avoid ed any longer but encountered and over come. The Georgia Western is a great enter prise. It will be of incalculable benefit to Atlanta. Let it be ran through on an independent schedule. When officers are elected let them be men who will bnild the road and operate it for the last dollar that is in it. Keep it free from entangling alliances and make it on inde pendent, paying railroad enterprise. A day or two siuce, an honest., hard- fisted blacksmith of Atlanta, and a man who is in cosy circumstances, stepped out of his shop just as he had quit work, without changing his clothes. In fact, his appearance was decidedly neglige. In this costume, ho took a nip or two with his friends, and very naturally began joking and talking, just for fun. It oo happened that a member of the police, who has attained some notoriety hereto fore for his vigilance, was standing near the little knot of the convivial friends of the blacksmith, when the latter gentle man jocularly api^led to them for pe cuniary assistance, and closed up by saying that if some one did not let him have money enough to buy a supper, he would be forced to go to the calaboose for bis evening repast The M. P. re ferred to, did not know the blacksmith, and supposing him to belong to that nu merous class known as “dead beats,” collared him, at the same time roughly remarking, “Yes, I’ll give you a meal or two and one or two months with Grant, Alexander & C‘>. °n the railroad.” He was marching rapidly away with onr hero towards the calaboose, intent apon getting at least ouo more vagrant out of town. His friends had to come to his rescue, and explain who the prisoner was, before he was released from custody. The blacksmith thinks the joke was car ried too fur all around. long, lasting, eternal kiss. Such beiug her facial appearance it is not to be won dered at that she should have beans, and plenty of them; but with a maidenly modesty, known only to those of such a tender cast as herself, she selected from the number one the bright particular miles, to Ht-waiiuee Greek. They were absent several days, ami caught vast quan tities of fish, which were cooked and de voured in camps. The party returned yesterday, looking fat and saucy, each man bringing with him a fine string of fish. The whole story is told by the par- star of her acquaintance, upon whom j ty themselves, and no oue else can »lio lavished the fall warmth and wealth tl .|i whether the story is a little “dally of her young hearts affections. But,! or uot . We kuow it is CU8 tomary for Allan!* and !*a »h AIr-Llne Rall- Tlie Directors of the Atlanta and 8a vannah Air-Line Railroad have been in session in this city for the past two days. Though their sittings have been private it is plain from the appearance of the gentlemen constituting the Board that they mean business uml .i good deal of it. Though the business transacted by the Board has not been made public, the im pression has gotten out that the prospect for building the rood is better than it has ever been since the enterprise was pro jected. It is understood that the friends j of the road have determined to build it uud to build it at once. Mr. George \V. Cook, of this city, has been elected a Director rice Mr. — Hod- son, deceased. Dr. Ray'F is in the Kimball House, Room No. 2(5; eutiaucc on Wall Street fit * alas, for the frailty of our human affec tions 1 John did not appreciate the treasure within his grasp, who wished to embrace him and hang upon his neck as a necklace. He spurned hor advances, and did many other things which a gal lant gentleman woald scorn to do. Driv en to distraction by the heartless conduct of “the apple of her eye” she did as many other romautie young ladies would have done. What was life to her with' out John ? Nothing. She resolved to commit suicide. Yes, she would end her weary life, and let her lone-love bo som rest in peace. “Perhaps,” she rea soned, “in after years he will appreciate the love I bore him, and flying away from the busy haunts of men, he will pause o'er the grassy mound which marks my last resting place and shed a tear to the memory of that young heart which broke for love of him.” Brilliant idea ! And fortunate coincidence ! Her mother had brought home that day a large black bottle, filled, she said, with a liquid rat exterminator. At the dead hour of night she would partake of this poison, and the morning’s sun would find her very dead indeed. But the old woman fibbed when she said it was rat poison ; it proved to be genuine mo- nongahela, and as Josephine took a rath er largo drink of it, it is to be supposed that she felt slightly boozy. She then became noisy and troublesome; applied epithets and brick to her friends—and, taken os a whole, was unmanageable. His Honor was deeply Affected at this recital of unrequited afflicted; felt at a loss to sportsmen in this line to bring back huge stories of their success, which they are anxious to have the * 'can’t-get-away club” believe. AN OLD-FASHIOVRD WRESTLING MATCH. A Mooted (location i—Which la Jacob and which la the Angel. At the old Natioual Hotel, yesterday evening, a thousand dollar wrestling match was hatched up between a Broad street stock jobber aud a professional The jobber made the wager and the other accepted. We did not learn whether the money was put up or not, but we did hear that the dealer in stocks was put down several times. The “professional,” though not over two-thirds his weight, was too much for Broad street, and his chagrin aud mortification came near get ting him into a deeper sea. He will not be apt to tackle that chap again for a wrestle. Yesterday the spring term of Mrs. McCaiulless’ school was brought to a close and an examination of the pupils took place. This examination was very thor ough and showed that the course of in struction had been complete in all its detail. The pupils, many of whom are daughters of prominent citizens, acquit ted themselves splendidly, showing their i ure ^ r - L* 00 his business, and fur- own diligence in study its well as the j (■her swore that he and Kuhn had not know what was coming over the young ability of their teachers. We learn that J bee* 1 on "peaking terms with Lane for men now-a-days, and recollected that Mrs. McCan.lle* will probably return to | several yearn; and the ease not being Proprietors or 8u*—OBrnmra Ever gratefnl to the publio for the generous support hitherto extended me, I feel no necessity to bolster np my bus iness by sneaking before Qrand Juries to defame others in my profession; judging too, that cards (acknowledged under oath in court to hare been gotten np to injure another in the profeesion) merit, and reoeive publio oontempt, and an the resort of oowards, I have never before requested yon to make publio that whioh the readers of your paper feel no interest In full justice to me, your reporter of my diffionlty with Mr. Smith at the Kim ball House, Tuesday night, should have made a full statement, and hare informed the publio that I spat in Mr. Smith's fsee. And in his report of the trial be fore Mayor Hammond, he should hare stated that Mr. Smith swon that the card in Thx Hun, was from malice, and inten ded to injnn me in my bus iness. He also swore that his oard was not meant to in sult me, and immediately after swore that it was. He also swon that I struck him with a atiek, and the ooutrary can be proven. The little difficulty seemed to hare unstrung his nerves, at least made him reckless of the troth. Bat I do not seek yoar oolumns for sympathy or to make publio my matters, nor have I a oard of doubtful intent to publish. I leave it to cowardt to fire gnns loaded with ink. It was dne me that the above statement should be made, and from yonr article of yesterday it is proper I should apologize to Messrs. Crittenden A Co.— If my conduot was offensive to these gen tlemen, I respectfully offer an apology.— These gentlemen have made the Kimball House so attractive that it is nightly resorted to by a large number of gentlemen. I went to the hotel and met Mr. Smith there in a public crowd, and spat iD his tioe, and while the “beer may have been put on Hopkins,” yet a number of gentlemen witnessed what was pnt on Bmith. I shall trouble yon no more with cards abont this matter. Publicly I brand Messrs. Kahn and Smith as ma licious in their persecutions of me, and as untruthful and contemptible scoun drel*. If Messrs. Kuhn and Smith see proper to insert advertisements relative to me or my business, or cards relative to this or any other matter connected with me, I assure them that they can do so fearlessly, for I shall now treat anything of the kind with silence and not reply to them, so that with qniUs they can ex hibit a bravery that the public can ap preciate. SYNOPSIS OF THE WHOLE AFFAIR. Messrs. Kuhn A Smith are partners and artists in the city of Atlanta. Mr. Lane is also engaged in the same busi ness. During the last session of Fulton Superior Court, Mr. Lane was indicted for doing some work in his gallery on Sunday, and was fined by Judge Hop kins fifty dollars and costs. In a few days after this there appeared in The Sun the following advertisement: tar AT KUHN A SMITH'S popular Gallery are finished every day aome of the finest pictures ever made in the State. Compare our work with that of other establishment*, and you will at the ditference. No picture* made at our Boom* on the Sabbath. We leave that to oommon operators—$50 and ooeta. That get* the beer on Hopkins. Junl7d3t Mr. Lane then wrote aud sent to Messrs. Kuhn k Smith notes respecting said advertisement These notes Messrs. Kuhn k Smith refused to reply to in writing, nor were their verbal messages satisfactory. Last Tuesday .night Mr. Lane went to the Kimball House and there met Mr. Smith in a crowd of gentlemen and deliberately spat in his face. A few blows were then passed between the parties, for which they were up before the Mayor next morning. Before the Mayor Smith swore that he was instrumental in having inserted in The Sun the al>ove card/and that it was done with the deliberate intention to in- OOMMBROIAL buying. fl lo selling 1 if Siltbx, buying 4 “ soiling 8 Exchange on New York, buying at par. 8elllng at 14 premium. ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICES fCAREFULLY CORRECTED DAILY.] Good*, It should he re- V In ordering 1 membered that these are WHOLE SALE PRICES. Small order* charged higher rate*. Bagging India., yd Bengal yd Kentucky yd Double Anchor yd Patched Oloth lb Double Fhcenix lb Excelsior lb Iron Ties lb BaooN, Shoulders tb Clear lb Clear ribbed lb Oanvaaaed Hams tb Plain Hama lb Bulk Meat, Clear Bib sides tb Clear sides tb Shoulder lb Buttes, Goshen lb Beam— cwt Candle*— tb Ceackzju lb Gandy lb OorrxE— Bio ft Java, common to good rt> r Goods— ••••yd % do do yd Yarns, Ass't Nos yd Pish, Mackerel, No. 1... .halfbbl do No. 1 kits do No. 2... .half bbl do No. 2 kite do No. 3, large )*bbl Herrings, No. 1 box Herrings, scaled,. Flo j: Omani— New Corn,. Oats (few in .bbl 0 75(g) 10 t market).... bush Molasses— Hhds gal Cuba (libls.) gal .keg 5 25(g) 6 00 4I» Cut) Daftyrt. . tea"- TH1KJUGH 1-HE 80UCITA- TION of many efitizens Uie undersigned hereby an- nouaces hiiusplf a candidate for Juafio* of Jha Peace, in and tor the 103801 District G. M., for the uuexpired term of Justice Spencer, resigned. Election Saturday, July 15,1871. jiuic^J-Ule W. T. HOLDER NBAS. tar n M. husk a co., Wbolbali u-iuor OMl.r., Akula. Oa Biu.’ Uttar. ud Vcami p., Alia, HJmfar',Umg«r ud clurry Bran- dies at low cat figures. JundlS R. M. ROBE A CO. AS" BUSS'St. DOMINGO BITTERS Is a most valuable stomachic aud touio, la as well known, or better known than any other Bitters, and better established. For *%1« by Jam.15- R. M. ROSE k CO., Broad street. ter AROMATIC SCHNAPPS—Til# Aromatic Schnapps, manufactured in Holland for John A. Bums, nave no auperiur in th« market They are known and used all over the civilized world,and "None know thorn but to love them. None name them but to praise.** For sale by B. M. BOBE * OO., Juue 15 BroaJ street FINE WATCH_ REPAIRING. WE HAVE SEOURED THE SER VICES OF MR. C. 8. TAIT, AN EX PERIENCED WATCH MAKER. BUT RECENTLY FROM SCOTLAND. MR. TAIT HAS WORKED IN SOME OF THE FINEST WATCH MANUFACTO RIES IN £'JJO.*s, NO IS PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF FINE WORK SUCH AS REJEWELLED, MAKING NEW ESCAPEMENTS, AND ADJUST ING FINE WATCHES OF ALL KIND8. ALL WATCHES LEFT WITH US WILL BE PROMPTLY AND THOROUGHLY DONE, AND SATISFACTION GUA RANTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE. •rris-u SHARP 4. FLOYD. miscellaneous. Change of Schedule. NIGHT I'AHtilNUL Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Chattanooga.. t TRAIN—OUTWARD. SHARP & FLOYD, JEWELRY STORE, WHITEHALL ST. T AKE WOTIOH. WE HA VE RECEIVED TO-DAY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC TURERS A LARGE ASSORT MENT OF FINE AMERICAN WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SIL VER CASES, OF PERFECT WORKMANSHIP AND NEW DESIGNS. OF THE FOLLOWING MAKERS : A. liiiwunl Afo., Ilnston; American Watch Co., Waltham; National Watcli Co., Klgln; V. 8. Watch Co., Murlon, N. J.; Giles Wutcht'o., ulto the Celebrated Stem Winders nr KeyteH* Watch. THIS STOCK IS OFFERED AT VERY ATTRACTIVE FIGURES, AND YOU WILL FIND IT WILL P Y TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE GOODS AND THE PRICES, AT SHARP Jr FLOYD'S JEWELRY STORE, ATLANTA. apl-lsu RAILROAD MEN IT GIVES US PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR CORPS OF WORKMEN A FINE EN GRAVER, RECENTLY FROM TIFFANY Jr CO.'S, NEW YORK, AND ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF PLAIN& ORNAMENTAL LETTERING CIPHERS, MONOGRAMS, AC., IN FACT, ENCRAVINC OF ALL KINDS IN ELEGANT STYLE, AND AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. -I ALSO, THE ADDITION OF A SOUTHER*!' OEP*IRT*7iEA'T FINE MANUFACTURING JEW- [ELLER, AND A SHOP WITH Liverpool and London ALL necessary tools and r MACHINERY, WILL ENABLE -AND- | US TO MAKE TO ORDER _ m ANY STYLE OF Globe Insurance Comnanv. badges, rings, pins, & almost r J ! ANY ARTICLE WANTED, BEN. J. JOHNSTON A CO., General Ag’ts, ' AND TO DO REP AIRING, HOW NI3HT PAS6EKGEB TRAIN—IK WARD. Leaves Chattanooga 5-20 p Arrives al Atlanta 1.42 a DAT PASSINGEB TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga 5:30 a Arrives at Atlanta 2:20 p ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD. tff The above schedule goen into effect July 2, m. E. B. WALK KR, I June28-12t Maet«r Tranupor SAVANNAH. GRN. W. 9. WALKER, Ag*t, AHanti CAPITAL. 8urrlus. and Reserved Funds in gold, in Great Britain, the United States aud Canada $20, Daily Cash Receipts in Gold 20,000 Investments in Georgia, Virginia, South Carolina and Alabama, over 100,000 W. 8. WALKER. Agent for Atlanta. June 2Gth-< r comer Maiietuond Bioad Streets. when he himself was a boy how he would catch at half the chance. Poor Joseph ine ! How much she reminded him of the imprisoned lady of Malmaison ! It was surely against his grain to levy the usual $10 and costs. JOHN SMITH AND LADY were discussed at length in yesterday’s Sun—therefore we will only add that John was mulcted in costs—only this, and nothing more. W. C. DKLANY, one of the Rolling Mill game-cocks, “Georgia born,” had a alight ’ruction with Harvey O’Shields. Delany paid $10 for the sport, and Harvey was let off scot free. GEO. T. CLARK AND PETER 8HECAN were two very naughty boys, who ought to be spanked by their mothers and sent to bed without supper. They bad a dis turbance of their own. His Honor dis charged them with coats, THE STREET FIGHT mentioned by us yesterday, in which one man stabbed Another, was taken up ; was required to fork over $50 and coats. Tin* two Germuus convicted could uot speak Euglish very pl.ii-dy, aud procure an in terpreter. The first question ask-el was: Vos sooh niot alawhilo, by hell ?” We did not quite catch the answer, but sup pose it was quite satisfactory, as they were both|discharged. A BEVY OF F1MALX8. Fanny Talbert, Sarah Stubba and Emelino Baynard, were aocnaed of bum South Carolina, much to the regret of her numerous patrons aud friends in the city, who fully appreciate her successful efforts in the past lor the promotion of the intellectual growth of thoso children who have been so fortunate os to have received the benefits of hor instruction. We also learn that Miss Tallulah Ellib, but recently from South Carolina, will succeed Mrs. McCandleas, whom she has for some time time post been assisting in the school. Miss E. comes with the most flattering rocommen lations from prominent gentlemen in South Carolina, and has already in her efforts here gained the approbation of such of the patrons as have witnessed her course of teaching, Lookout Mountain. The Western k Atlantic Railroad is selling excursion tickets to this popular summer resort at a vary low rate. This road is ever up t<> the times in every thing, and we hopo this small sum charged for these tickets, may induce hundreds to visit Lookout, who may otherwise be deteir* d from going on ac count of high t.o ’ff. Mrs. Session let. Sec notice Hint rooms to Miss Amandn Sanford, M. D., is the first woman graduate of the Michigan University, Medical De partment She is practicing at Au burn, N. Y. Spurgeon's attack of gout in so ming on the utreet*. HU Honor' -Ikll j “ uuh »ggr ;l v,Ued, ny the Umlou • journals, that it is doubttul it he will the Indie* an indelicate qneation, *Uafc { < ’ Ur T 3 ’. “ “ h *' wm .in. * “ , I be able to preach ngaiu for somo set the home in a roar. They were fined mon ti lg 15 * head, and u waa their male pro tec tor, Green Manhall. ROBERT HORN, a eoldier, met a darkie at 0 o’clock on For cheep printing go to the Sun Job Offico and have it neatly end cheaply executed. within the juriedietion of the Mayor, Mr. Lane wee directed to giro bond in the aum of $500 for hie appearance at the next Superior Court. Your obedient oerrent, It O. It. Lank. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. HOWE & HUBBLE, JMPORTEItS OF ASH DEALERS in .11 klntl. of FOREIGN ANO DOMESTI LiQuons. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SOUTHERN TRAM. ■V*. i i ( > i 00, H.c.m.rr Sturt, CMJWIAVTJTI. OHIO- mv24-3m Georgia H’rxlrrn K. It.—.Wert, ing Called the Hth July. OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN R. R. CO.. 1 Ati.ant k, Juue 24th, 1871. J V T • mooting of tb" Hosnl of Piivctors of this Company held this day, the following resolution WSN Adopt.' I : Whkkkan, the people of Atlanta at their recent mectinK expressed au eatnoHt <L**irv tint work on the Georgia Western Raiirottd be speedily begun. EVER DIFFICULT, PROMPTLY, AND IN ASUPERIOR MANNER. PATRONAGE SOLICITED. Wrercar. the By-laws of the Company authorii Rrmlretl, That in view of the meeting called ft r-byca the City miscellaneous. FOR RENT. V^TORF. FOB RENT—best stand in tho city. Fix- O tures fer sale. Apply to McBride k co. Juno 27-tf. LUMBER 1 LUMBER I \\ T E have on hand a large lot of Lumber, Shin- T f gles, Ijiilis. Whin- l’iue Doors and Sash. Also, three hundred tie 'U**ud (JOO.OUO) leet of Southwest Georgia Flooring thoroughly eeasonod, which we aro selling at reduced prices. Offico aud yard corner Forsyth aud Uuutcr streets. june27-dlm. MURPHY * MEBBIAM. V 4th of July Grand Picnic! Illuming and Trotting Races OGLETHORPE PARK. rr.r; .rtvsrc: .iurth t O N the Glorious Fourth there will bo * grand pic nic at Oglethorpe Park, given by Mercer k "eel. In tile aUcru"uu there will be several trotting .nd niuning races, particular* of which will ho given tereaiter. We are preparing for a regular old faah- oned Fourth of July celebration. Admlution 25 •enta to all part* of the grounds. Trains will be run ilatiou «i the public. Suitable < the 24th of July, the Board of Direc a m* eting of -he Stockholders to he li !d Hall iu this . ty. at lo - -lock A. M.. Wedne« 5th of July, to elect a P «**id- tion* ■ill be delivered by i cral ; u tie i Tho ! for the t nng ye. ut'.ou Will be ictidH to j Capt. U. Whit Vuderaoo W. P. OKME, Secretary. bands will be i | e comfort of the ladies. — 11 be on band with his :rve order. Rowdies and Co-Partnership Notioe. Atlanta, Ga., June 23. 1#?1. r HAVE associated with me in the buxine** here tofore owued and conducted by myself, Mr. J. B. WILSON, late of the firm of U. J. Wilson A Co., of Savannah, Georgia. Mr Wilson ha* removed to thia city, aud tak. * active part iu the business. Thankful for past favors, I solicit for the new ffriu .t continuance of the patronage heretofore extended tA SAME. A. ECHOLS. Echols & Wilson, 8toc«.-No change, with qoiet market SOTTFSKOIM TO ment and State stocks dull but strong. LX LISOVIUS IV Murky Manarr. —Gold quiet and strong st 113 to ^ a wt t Jk. Id €1 YT Q t USq. Money easy, with littl* demand. * * * Pnovision Market.— Flour and wheat dull, but uot changed. Corn lo. lower with light demaud, principally for city consumption. Pork firmer, at $16 00. Lord steady and quiet Liverpool, June 29—Evening.—The cotton mar ket is Arm, with an upward tendency, but not quota- bly changed; middling uplands Sqd; Orleans mid dlings 8S to 8 V,d.. with sales of 20,000 hales. New You, June 2$: r. K.—Gold market ranged 1 IS to l 1$. Cotton.—Market fluctuating; salee ranged from 17H, 18',, 20q, 21 qc., closing firm. LOuisville, Jane 29.—The cotton market Is strongsr—middlings 19 q, Floor unchanged. There have been liberal sales of wheat al $1 90 from store Com Arm but quiet 1 APPLE and PEACH CiecntHan. June 29—Cotton Arm on account or the fkvorable news from the Last, middlini centa. Flour $6 75. Wheat $1 42. Corn 28 cents. On llroad Street, *8 of iiuplc* KAK11KN AM) FIELD MAILS, will lie kept in stock. Especial attention is called at thin (larttcular season to our stock of WheatThttshingMachinery Cider 3Iili*», SULPHUR SPRINGS, Near Gainesville, Hall Uaatf, Oeargla. T HIS Drlichtfcl Summer Reeort Is uow open for the r * - — "Ucinal quality of Alus VaUr. and the Ro te nery around tke Springe, cannot be eur- the Southern States. recaption of gueula. having bean thoroughly re A tie-1 with New and Beautifal Furniture. The Medicinal mantle Hoc; passed tat! Tke supervision of Uk* House will be under the Immediate control of Col. L. P. Thomas aad Lady, who are too wen known to tke traveling public to need farther comment. No pelns wUl be spared to render tke visit of ■mUnI, Prafrl.l.r, June 10th, rSL 1» A U K li * , Alro to our stock of Fresh Turnip Seed, Comprising every stand «rd variety. Jan2S-lw Dutch Pete’s Restaurant, Voder Jamr.r Batik, | JJU BEEN RECENTLY TURXIhHED VITO * No. 1 COOK, And all other modern appliances; «&. MKAL8 SUPPLIED AT ALL HOURS. %%. REGULAR BOARD $5 PER WEEK. THI BIST THE MARKET AFFORDS WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND AT HU TABLES. raw* N O T I O 13. Colli'u'c Cmiinu'iiCFmonta 8UPTS OFFICE GEORGIA RAILROAD. 1 Atlanta, Juno 12th, 1870.) rpiIE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF COL- X LEGES will be held at OOViNGTON, June 18th, 1871. OXFORD, July KUh, 1871. ATHENS, July 30th, 1871. Peranus desiring to attend any of said Commence- nit ut* will ho pasat tl for ONE FARE. Full faro t.* bi paid going, and tho Agent s«'lling the full fare tick- t will giw rvturn tickets FREE.— Ki turn ticket* good tor Sfte. u days, from Thursday before the Commenocmeut day. julyU-UHJuly3u 8. K. JOHNSON, Snp’t. Auction & Commission. 1IT1 hereby notify the pijhlic and business men » v generally that we have opened au auction aud commisidou bu*ine*s The Dugan Building, on Hill street, where wo will bo pleased to serve those who may need our services. We propose to sell any species of property, deal right aud make prompt returns of all sales. Consignments solicited. Liberal advance* mad* on goods iu store, to be sold at auction. Reg ular sale days, Wednesdays and Saturday*. Bale# of IU al Estate promptly attended to. J. A. CHERRY, Auctioneer. mcdowell a co. GRIFFIN, GA., May 19,1871. a|H4» NOTICE. BROP08IL8 for CLEANING, GRUBBING and GltADiNG a TURNPIKE ROAD between Atlanta aud Decatur, will be received until July let. ad SPECIFICATIONS, can be Right reserved to reject any or ail bide. JOHN A. GRANT. junel3-till July 1st. Chief Engineer. Li.ro von s.n.v. 1 GA ACBF.3 FOB 8ALK. .Ixml J Matt"' I ' " J Atl.AU, K.'.r the M. A W. R. B. L«ld ,11 indoM.t «n.t «vn «r»t.r*l (VI «n.t ,umln, proii *ny. lwUlglT,. “ I Mil. I will Mil il Iu IwUoI or OAy ten*. 10 suit a purchaser. For partknlar* call on address W. L. McCOOL. jnnlfiil Jw AUauta, G*.