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VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA* SATURDAY, .ILLY i|#L
no. m
THE DAILY SUN.
r «f >r»l «a4 AltlMBt M't
I’ehlbJted bj the Atlanta See
(—l|taej.
tlcil.it. H. ilrnkt..,
Arrklknld M. !>p« i|hU,
J. Hrnlf Smith.
Alexander H. Stephens Mltkil ]
A. R. WatMin, .... Sews 1
J. Henly Smith. . • .
■low 1X1 KBHiT MUNET.
We «tn be iMpooable tor th. ash arrival of all
KOD.T lent u> bj RtpHtni Letter, by Kipms. or
by Draft, but not otherwi*©. II momy teat la aa
1 letter la loat it murt be the Iom at the
No itaper will be aaut from the o«oa till it <a pai4
for, aud name* will alway* ba eraaed whan the lima
paid for expirb*.
•f<f Paraona wudiog money by Exproaa muat pre
pay charge#. —
To Onr I lly Satawrlbrr*. * .
Wa raapaetftUly a*k our city snWribara to notify
ua In caae of failure to receive Tub Bow. Wa have
raoantly made eotae t bungee In the <aty delivery, and
in conaequence of thla, some will probably be miaaed
for a law daya-until the route* are perfeolly learned
by thoaa in charge.
For a abort time, we beg our city reader* to ba pa
tient aa they can. in east failure* occur. We promt**
them that tlie evil will aoon be •aliafactorily ream-
died. We are resolved to aee that Th« Hum U fhlth-
fully and promptly delivered to every aubaorihar.
Blake up Club*.
We nhall make Tub Bub lively, freah and Inter-
eating—containing all the lab at newa. We ahall
fill it wlfh good reading matter, |nd ahall bava In
each iaaue aa much reading matter aa any paper In
Ireorgla, and we ahall aoon enlarge aud otherwise
improve It. ao an to give it a handaome appearance
aud make it eaaily reed and desirable to have in the
family.
We auk our friend* to use a lHUe effort to make up
» club for ua at every poet office. Bee our club rataa.
A very little effort U all that la needed to mako up a
large list
Ua. Davr Bell, of Athens, 0»., ia duly author
ized to receive subscription* aud advertisement-,
and give receipts for tbe *«me-
To C’om«p«ndenli.
Mr. Stephen* will remain in CTawfordville. His
connection with The Sex will not change hie
dence. All letters intended for him, either on pri
vate matter* or connected wfrh the Political De
partment of this paper, should Ik- addressed to him
at Craw fordville, Georgia.
All letters on business o! any kind, connected with
Tbe 8cs, except its Political Department, should be
addressed to J. Henly Bmith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
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and ail names will be stricken from our books whet
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Terms erf Advertlai
Sra-STBOKBS.
M«om. lie arc well please! to find
so Urge a delegat ion and so many
Branch police ore to ire*r j* % invention
«n». wrvwtCM* a \ n t«E
aAiN.
•m
grey uniform*. That mil* m tkv
•», or ongkt to be SiwBui.l
The Peduoah. (Kentucky) HmM
»nd AWnoh'w have combined. The
IformH u precipitated, Keadnatv.
Kfntmetum.
An low* College hat Mooted Phil
Sheridan an L.L. D. It ia etaenge
what big thing! tome people can nuke
ont of vary poor material.
A coolness between two Semnneh
ioe (mam merchant* Arose to a light
ing heat the othar dev, end at it thei
went
England imprisons flortuue-telloni
end, singularly enough, those who
sre so gifted st seeing into the future
do not always j*{ their war out of
prison.
The North Georgia CiUttn, »|>eak-
ingof the liUtos catnetcry, o^s "it
needs work badly." The' editor of
that paper evidently is aulkius to
write an obituary.
It is announced that liowen will
writ* a history of his ease. If that, lie
true, Grant ought to ratmll that pur-
don, and eotumuto it to a suspension,
by the neck, for thirty miajitas.
The hay crop in Vermillion county,
Indiana, Is reported to tie a failure,
and oats not tuorc than oUe-fourth of
a crop. It would seem that Vermil
lion ought to he able to give » better
coloring to her prospects.
Mrs. Hherman, (who is tlie Modem
Borgia), “trips up the stairs like, a
girl of fifteen." But sfie trifiped up
her three husbsn Is and fve. children
at a much livelier rats than that-
using only a little strychnine.
Joseph Odell occnpies a eolnmn of
the LaFayette (Indiana) Jovyruil in
asking, “ Why can we not elect Gree
ley President ? ” The answer may be
given in five words—lie. ean't get
enough votes!
The Bostonians sent the Goddess
of Liberty up in a balloon on tbe
Fourth and lost her. This is not. the
first instanee in which the Boston
madmen have endeavored to ship
liberty from the country “ np in a
balloon.”
The Rich man d Enquirer says :
“Grant will be the Long Branch can
didate for President in 1872. Who
will be the Olive Brands candidate ?
That is the question.” Rasy enough
answered—Logan, of course, is the
Olive branch the Enquirer is talking
about
recovering the prosperity for magy
years liefore (he w ar,
AH the delegates entered into |
business with the right spirit and
seem to he well acquainted with their j
dutv. Three sessions have been held
to day ami all of them frill of interest j
and work. More. Akok,
As a part of the history of the
times, wo place liefoie onr renders
this week a portion of this document.
This letter, in connection with the
utteiunoes of the Pennsylvania IV-
moernev in the late aihlrcse of the
Executive Committee, which will lie
found on our (hut page, gives a more
hopefill aspect to onr cause. Some
of our Democratic cotempomrios have
Ixvn temporarily led away by the
fhtnl lure of expediency. Tins was
particularly so in Pennsylvania and
Ohio. Pntvintis and hottest in their
fhelings nml lunllves. they are now
hastening b;e k; and the party, soon
made up of stern inntcrials, w ill con
tinue to grow in strength and Influ
ence, when by pursuing a temporising
|K>ticy it would have become com
pletely demoralised, tlofl'nian well
sbjs: “The danger is eminent, that
we may lose sight of the princi
ples upon which tliiR govern
ment i« founded, and which con
stitute its vital force." Well said. Tin-
very life of free Government is hound
up in a strict adherence to the Con
stitution. 1s t us keep the old ship
toils true course, nod nil inav vet Is-
well. We diffe r from the (foternnr,
however, when he says, “a strong
Government nml a strong people can
not exist together." Never was the
Federal Government stronger; never
were the American people more pow
erful than when it conformed strictly
to the requirements of the Constitu
tion. A Government of mere force
on this continent, will l>e weak and
despicable; and so will its subjects.
Undera truly Constitutional Gov
ernment, both will l»e strong. A
Government of bayonets, like the
present, which neither commands the
confidence nr love of the people, has
no inherent reliable strength. The
strongest Governments are those
which rest for their support upon the
hearts and affections of the people.—
Oreennbnrn, (On.) flrrnhl, I Ith July.
Skat the l*npiiea Huy.
the. 'trOMtertvi- P» , nemorrt
m>v, luxikhka h. mkphkvs.
The announcement that tlie Hon. 1
Alexander H. ,Stephens had console-
ted to take eh*f|ge of the political
department of the Atlanta (Gw.) Sun,
has beeh reoeivewLwith expreanooe ot 1
delight hy the ptoss of both parties,
aud all seetrons. In fact it argues
vtelt Ibr the fritmv of the country
when men of *neh al ilitv amt,
ohameter a* the Georgia states-,
man, consent to take the editorial,
quilt in hand. Few public men in |
this country are tnore resjveeh-d of
have warmer or more anient admirers
then the sage of Liberty Hall. His
influence will lie frit not in Georgia
and the ,South alone, hut throughout
this period as the ehamptoO of oMstftu-
tionsl hberty and of human ri*Ms.. W*
ft-ar, however, he has thrown Ms vntghtv
pen in the scale* too late to mvatheSe-
pnhlie. Policy has usurped the ]
principle in
Hamr Hvutlttlct.
<u ltie party,
% it
licyhee usurped the;
the greet If stops'
and even shrttdl tt i
the whole couhtry, and IllsHahltatorv.
IsV
whteh we publiah on our tli-st jvagi*.
gives evidence thqf it w ill lie exerted
for tire liest Itlteitots of the country
mid tire jierpel nation of republican
institutions. He plants himself
firmly upon the doctrines of Thomas
Jefferson, and is consequently opposed
to (lie “New Departure," or any other
that tends toward Consolidaliou and
despotism. We are pleased to see
that seme of the “New IVparture"
pepefs eomraant fitrorahly upon Hie
“Hshttnlorv." and we hope il mav nut
he long before all have returned to
the niltf.
The health of Mr, Stephens is such
that iti alt probability he will never
(p to leave home, bill hi«
again be ah
willingness not to entirely deprive the
country of his valnahlc counsels ami
mature wisdom, is exhibited in tils
last and laborious Undertaking. IV ■
shall hereafter most anxiously await
the arrival oSThk Hi n.
Visible Supply of
Cat to
The New York (Jt/mmercinl nnj Finrm-
doi OhrnnnJe of the tUh gtve- the foflow--
iog report of the visi'.le supply of cotton
on Friday night last:
as a, a. watois.
•M ont sa tbs Jootwst of in-
Towssw, md "iswnm OaossB • sterr or ha
and dia p"rfoi»" m ixnat wtem Ui» rosiW II
Tlniaa
xad Um Up* of ISs rtsbte items k
(871.
1870.
inTjiverpnol.hAles 715,000
574,000
Htock in I/ondon
90,754
81,600
Stock in Olnsgow
850
500
Stock in Havre
50,240
157.130
■Stork in Mat,lilies
18.883
10,430
Stock in Bremen
85.289
23,111
Stock rest, of Continent
60,000
50,000
Afiost for Great Brit Ain
^American j
Afloat for Friince Am-
108,300
95,000
erican ami ftriuril)...
47,300
21,209
Afloat for Bremen Am-
ericanj
28.545
6,258
Total Indian Cotton
afloat for Europe
5-21,580
401,546
Slock ill United States
ports
180,514
1.54,06 9
Stock iu island towns..
27,054-
84,088
Total 1,898,889
,559,890
Sroiti (ha 'XTitifi, »l«"„
lion. All xarnter II. Stephens, whose
whole life Inis been one of unparal
leled usefnlness, both as a private
eitir.cn and public man, lias become a
ptnpriebfr rtud Co-editor of tlie At
lanta Hrv, and proposes, perhaps, to
devote the remainder of his life to the
noble work of 'bringing track the
Government to Hie ancient land
marks, and maintaining tlie princi
ples advocated by Jeffi-rson, Madison,
Monroe and the fathers, in the purer
days of the ftepnblie." We welcome
Mr. Stephens to the field of journal
ism, and expect from his able pen a
series of pajiers on the policy of the
Government and the management of
parties, the equal of wjiioh have not
appeared since -The • Federalist" was
tvritfen. The HrV is indeed fortu
nate.- awfl we preftict that, its influence
arid pta-Wer will henceforth lie felt
throughout the land. It must let its
in Wli, it is onr 6i
consolidation and flu,
under a thuno-nitfe Admii
the prineiplee rtf the
not quite so fast perhaps, W
surely and xtiwdily as undlsv the Grant
t'olftix despotiaw.
Mr. Htojiliens rise* aa
the - bigoted and tiaii
biers w ho Wfe to bo
Baal of Radicallaih.
towers above tha staghAhl th:
hn eii" ivnmptlrtn ahj dM Ct 'it*
Alt hail to the man Who Ihwri itis rights
t 0 {in (in V» MnAiaiht -"r f ufsn
loeirrtvfta, .t/n., July 6.
V-WW
and 1
ufokhi a nrwb.
The contract for bni!
s North
twenty milps of tbe 1
hex been let Meesri. A. i.
w. John T. Grant
and Messrs.
will lie commenced in twenty
Mr. John Klng.a Odnmhoa banker,
auua "UT voni#i"W
ide s misstep Wednesday afternoon
and fell, tireaking his leg.
Three feet Is to he the gnage of Ihi
Bniiihridge, Cnthtiert End Ontttmbttf rail
road.
The Bmidersvtlle fr'reipfuu nntldtthc*
the deatti of the Bev. Jatarit W. OrtatVn,
which took plnee last Monday.
We learn that the trartltlH eh
Jft
chased hy thetVntral Railroad
to run on the turnpike,
non
and the neareat station on the read; figs
arrived, and will be fitted np tnrinefllati-
It. Before it is sent to ita dettfnhtton It
will make a trial trip through this city.
ft was currently repotted oh the streets
eterday that a prominent dry goods
ittee lent tienn levied on bb *ho TUittiii
yeete
house
Htales »l
Ttfr VPahbingtoh eorri-kpoudent of
Vtie VhwHtr-!Hrtn-nnl, frririWfc oh the
10th-, htleriiii'rf- lo (He Wlrt'k'-
Wk:
The rtdndus potieV of tM jpbenent Ad
ministration, hi relirion onr foreign
Hstiitw fit Volition to the imjtnrts And Afc-
BOVts of lumber. In the flaeat year 18g»
7y thd United State* made a total export
Of hvtahbr and Vood amoti'dlin'gto SlS-
of which only M.ttaJ.on ojn-
nonaenold fntmture, wodden ware, and
tartoflen dUtunttHhrrt hot spectfred-bAh
ba separated from the rla»a of raw
iaec they linv* only been noun
enrthghlo SnakethemdOHAlili' I
A. M> shipped ndhrly thtb* mil
lions in rough plank, bnt only
laths. W’o sent to the Wi
breKM.fWU.ntWtti hoops, ktave*
stuff to make sugar hnwhrtvds slid
but only $277,88* in made barret*
hogsheads; and while onr export* of
AAwW and hettn timber of all aorta et-
ire onlj
l worth
l brttrt.
ib and
oils of
Deeded *1,800,1)00, we only exported A
" HI worth ol lnrnitore;
Bbtdit)
little over ^OUn 0(
ttoodun mire, i-td.
terfnred nhd imposed thh tnM
in
Iff A*
ntHtf
wood and matmfactnrca of wood;
dUlj free, arttrles wi the table
: lnfport
d it tilde iiud dllty free ar m
W *10)352,suk, In Apt to bf H dHty Avetag-
jpg from 20 to 8$ per cent. In spite of
thfs duly, likewiae, there has been I
riendt kfd slgntfleitht Itierdahe of thy tm-
porttnoh of mannfat-tured attic
wpod; From the same table of tl
rehtt of Rtatistles It appears that
the Ba
it appears that to
logs fell frntn gfl;
*408,040. white tbn imports ot
the lih
portatlon of Raw-logs Felt frntu Wjtitl,
wo to — * -■ai
plunks increases from two to nearly seteb
mi mm -ei'- >- -- hbtntifr 1
tV u are pained to leatli that .dr. A. 0.
jure, the host of the MsfShhll House, fr
milltoim. This is the way onr
do Irh ■ are protected, trt reapect th Itti
| iur ' \ mulnplviug tlie saw-mltta to Ns*
ib':: ..jekand other lnmber-prodnelng
regions.
lying very III ef his rerrtdHirvi, on Bruugk-
tbn street Hor. Nnrt.
Cherokee county goes •50,000 tih thfl
Mnriottn rnd North Ooatitfa HhUtM.
One gentleman fltibReribes flO.OOO^ 6f ft.
' -
“Tottrnam^ift.”
Tbe r -ter«t<nrg (Yft.) fami not
like the m»menelf»ttire ndopM tnfi<*in<ib-
tion with the e/jm-Attriaa npoH of
merits, ft therefore greets with hearty
irehf>me the “eh«rg^” delirered nt Rich'
monrl on the 4th br fir. in whi6h
he waft hold enongn to* mi
hs it deserves to he Ji
earning the pnbHo gTftt
was hrtppily eon reived and
and in ita eonelaaion aptly IfaveBied the
tnjili
light shmo down this way. We bo-
the CHiten,
apeivk *0 X, not only for
hrrt for our neighbor of the Mnil, who
id glWnng alxmt Bfomieenonsfy in
the dark, in search of the In.if de
parture.”
yrom tbe blarksvlUa. Toaa., Fvemlnev. ' il. rtth.
Wo have reeeisred the copy of T n s.
Arr.MTf*, (Gx.v) Aov eon tom mg the
dailfftPtory of its new political editor.
mock heroics common on such obessions.
“Therefore, Sir Knights and gentlemen,
J now most earnestly charge you tnf do
yofir level heat Froeeed! flet asi).--
Upship your royal miaaen cat heocta, hanl
after vour spanker bowsprit*, hoist jait
fore-top*’! hatchways. Go it. And
the devil lake tbe man (hat don’t
the ring.”
did
Paving feta th* Whistle.
Drops in l
A Brooks county correspondent of the
Savannah Republican, writing ouJUr
SktA Olfhe 10th I fist., say* : In (hlsso*-
ttoh for the past week or ten days; ttso
Weather has been unusually warm and
' ■ n
the rains much less frequent. Planters
are fighting (he grass mntifttlly and e(nji
ptokj Jehr are hnghtehing. The crop of
oottou will fall far short of an average
one, owing to the large area of low lands
that has been drowned nut and Ahai-
dentd. amt which eonld not now be taken
in hand and Raved, bn account of the
MIA gnu* has In If, ThelbWftst estii ‘
I h*ve heard ts that the crop is cut
one-third ; soqje say one-half. Bat
^ood seasons from now op, and no cater-
■ do its work of aestrnetfon, find
« l*t» fail to »Uow fhe weed to frnftwi'
At ure,
mil lUature,"there.
ifapIA nVa'fe. (ha# lor SCrme
lietmed |i«HSllife.
, will be
J fat <Kt
t heard i
•a
ater-
■ . find
i frnit well
alnrgeptai
Jefferson county, Florida, Major B.
W. Bellang, say hut week that the largest
crAp of oman ne ever ihnde Wi '
. _ _ ever ittade w«* of a/nsr
like this, and that it was so grassy a*d
(grassy aid
(he groin’d so wot the middle of Jury,
a issued froth fhe Cos
ier Federal offices in
a fa* of five itoflsrs
fton. Alexander H, Stephens', the late
of the Confederate
ilnnin markart \rlth 1
par llna na»-h
AdvortlMiHUHiita in tlin Local
aa aaterlala t - ) will be >’l»arge«l M
ftMrttoa*
Adv«rtiHf*m»‘ntj4 nDrier tlie Special Notloe bead
ilaadad) fbrlaaa cliue Uian me week, will be liargeri
16 o
p line.
Adverttaemtanta. except for eatabllaheA l
oeaa bouaea, In this oltj', must >»« paid lor in
No redndinn will be auule on tha abora rates for
qiiarterlf, seiuDanniia) >«• yearly advertlxementa.
Niflht PaasetiKer Tram a
Ni|<bt Paatsen^er Tram h
Day l^aaaenuer Train ar
Day HaaaeiiHcr T.alu 1<-j
KTATBj RAItaOAO.
..1:48a. ta
10:JO p. m
Oarteraville Accommodaltoo *
TUB (IKOMIA (atmiWTAI BAlUtOAD.
(.Vo Day TVota <m Mumday.)
NlRbt Passenger Tram arrive* «
Night l**-*en«ar Train lea'ea *
Day Paa«enger Tialu arrive* *>•
Day Paa«etnf< r Train lea’-r
k Monnuln .Uvooiair
r* ..BtUAa. ia
Night Paaaenger Train arrlx-et
Night Pa**ert«ar Train leave*
Day Passenger Tram :»rr1v*»s.
Day l*aaaeuser train leawe*...
10:0ft p> m
..8r8ftp* m
,. .‘4:10 p. m
Day Paasengrr Train'irave* 7:1ft a. Bl
STT.AKT* AWD
Regular Paasengei
Regular Pae*en*ei
Great (’antral
Tlirnngh Line.
<Tha*totie«vai*ft ,n leare*—»:.V)
Memphis train leave*
arrive*.. .2:'t5
arrive* »:«> i
ftt. Lonla train leave* ctio
** arrive »:S0i
fthaWkyrllle train leave* UrsOp
trtatn* run daRT.
iVsntrm llHllr.Mi.1 of
Nauhviu-e, Tbnnrssbb, (
July 12th, 1871. )
Editor Strs: The General Con
vention of the S-ti/ma Alpha Epetlon
Fraternity, auoording to a previous
». m, appoinunttnt, ussembled in this city
ui-day. I >Mg leave to submit for
! publication, a few words with regard
n * I ta it* llrst day’s prooxstings.
The delegate* metathis morning at
3 o’uioek m the City Hall, not a very
desirable place for such a Conven
tion. Arrangements had been made
for convening in 1 hs Capitol, and also
in tlie oonitshons* Imt Iwth jilaoes
being occupied, tlie Convention was
disappointed in loth.
After a temporary nrgmuxation this
morning, the election of the perma
nent officers of the Convention re-
•olted a* follows: A. A. Morphy, of
Georgia. President; M. Mathews, of
Virginia, Vice- President; A. H.
tnd j/w p m j Lusk, of Tennessee, Recording Sec-
.nss:o«p.m (iot!)rv . 0 A Howell, of Georgia.
* ni,,n0l, ' m i Corresponding Secretory, and Mr.
■ns :*xn j, w. trmfn* xn j Onrd. of Tennessee. Tressnrer.
*"* ,m ‘ n ” 1 The number of regularly eleeted
^ j delegates, lysides other* of the l-’rs-
10:07*. «a
i:46 p. m
. ft:0ft p. n»
Thefw llgnrps indinatP an /wrfaiv in tha
cotton to-ni«ht (8th .Tilly) of
| 500 hales oomparod with the name date
of 1870.
The <Vironicb> ostimatefl the ineroftfted
oonanmption this year over last a* fol-
Iowr: Iu England, an average of (U.880
haled per week, igaint 54.000 laat, year.—
On the Continent, excluding Itumia and
■Spain, alwnt 40,000 hah*a per w«»ek. amt
0,000 bales inercaae. in the United
■States. notwithAtamlmg the tleflciftn^wnp^j
ply of water at the Northern inilln, them)
haa l»een an average increawe of t,000|
lialea])er Avt-ck during the laat nix month*, j
This wonld .iggregate 20,000 hale* in- I
nreaaed oonmnnution per week—eqoal to 1
a million bales in the year, allowing that i
consumption i* not cheeked by the rise I
in prices. Bni the ^hronirlc tliinka it »*
very neriou* ijnestion wiiether tJns
creased consumption will Ins maintained *
with cotton at uinepence. Of the pres
ent Htock <»f i*otton in Liverpool, the pro
portion of American cotton isl 05 j>erl
oont. against <>2.7o last year. The con- 1
tracts lor futnre tieliver>' rnsde in New
'York last week were for 15.750 bales at
10c. for Novemlx»r and December. In
regard to the decrease of the excess in
visible supply, uncording to Watts Ar Oo. f
of Liverpool, it was 075,000 miles on the
11th April last, and it is now. say 380,-
000—showing a loss of 330,000 bales in
tisHve weeks—which would indicate an
average increase in consumption of t#en-
ty-eigbt thousand 1 wiles a we**k.
Vice-President
States Goremment-, and author of
“The War Between the States." The
advent ef Mi. Stsplx-ns a* a jonrnal-
isf Ha# ctito'fed' jy grout tnihhnh
tlrfoughonf tile length and hreiullli of
the land ; and Ilia course, we are dis-
pleaaed touree, has been severely crit
icised a# untimely and wrong by
many Southern Democratic papers.
Wo are not of those who deny Mr.
Stephens the right of speech ; nor do
We rt-gret tlie step he lias taken. We
Welcome him into the ranks, believ
ing. th«ti> he will accomplish . much
good and no harm, in his m-w sphere
of life.
A#q statestffitn Mr. Stephens ranks
second to do lhan in the nation. He
ie thoroughly vwrsed in the |>olitie.,1
history of thi# eonnlrv, ftom the day
Orders have been
tom flonso and other
New York, levying
on all subordinate* whose aalnrie* «r« be
low 31,000 per annum, and ten dollars on
all whose salaries exceed th*t sum. The
order creates a good desl of squealing. —
The small fry complain that thejr have
been taxed frr New BamfltdWl# add 06»
nertirnt within the last four months, and
the new tax is rather steep for s new etY-
rollment of the Grant party in New York),
in which they have no interest Sever*!
of the victims said tb»t if Grant
nominated they would resign,
ing from experienoe, they 1 knew
wouldn’t have any of theh- aaM#f trt'take
home home to their ftMHKM, m Grant
Would want it all.
rthatfhoy
Sod (Irrumstmiee.
of the landing of the Puritans upon
the shore# of — - - .
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termty now is about twenty-
five, and many more are expsetod to
morrow.
iMKRY
There are nty eteptoretMrerepres-
i the W ' I dM
The Boston Curnmmfml lloUrii* iimussft
its readers with the following:
Best fish for birds—Tli*pei*h.
Good fish fornoliii«*rs—Tlie sword fl«h.
The fish for theatrical managers—The
ntar and Htock fish.
Pretty waiter gift fish—Tbe bar lielfle.)
For blaekamitliH—i’he lieihiu** fish.
For dancers- The l>oni-to.
For critics- The carp.
Fish that give no credit—Tlie (3. O. D.
Fish for a Ddy’s wear- -Her-ring.
The stroiigefrf- The f'*h ihstV smelt.
A(o(ice fish—Tin* ‘•kntc«.
Fish lor Fenians- Die pike
Fish formiHcra- Gold tiehsnd*hinei>.
Kngfimd ro tin. 1
ffcsenl tUfic. St'or»*d away in fhe |
[cep iv*c^««efl of bis nffnd an? the ChcI*
of history, ready to l>e called into c\- j
«*roiseat-a moment^ warfiing; and!
tboy ar© cl«Mi to MtvnRtHfe by Mr. j
»Sfephen« with fpvnt tact and still. i
iftHin tha on*Hi*a*tt Cnamomr
WatliOB Rapt HOarnlit* to ihr Frr«« ]
We liniliein evWenoe of return
ing gtvtd tinire fhe advent ol Nonlh-J
ern wise man to the Press: and of i
course we are pleased particularly by '
the assumption of an editorship of!
Alex. II. Stephens of I’fTB ATI.aWTV I
Stjn, This gentleman Iirs a peculiar
fitness for sneh a position, lieeanse he
is ihoronghly imlmed with onr insti-
mtions, is a cultivated jurist, and
Well reed ni»on nearly every siihieel
of leemrne, besides Iteingan eveellent 1
writer and deleter.
A correspondent, of (he Savannah !
ExjyuMimn, writing from Brooks 1
eoerttv. on the 10th instant, says:
But little is said in these parts)
about polities. Tlie “new departure”
Tlie Frankfort (.Kentucky) Fi»-
mon. of (he 11 th, says: On ^atnf-
day. Mi*. Pat. Noonaii, who keeps a
saloon on Main street, having ecea-
sion to lie absent, left his little daugh-
ler six years of age and a son of a
neigborabout the same age in' the
saloon, with direction* that it any odd
came to call some one from ■nothei'
room in the building- After Mr.
Noonan left the children went be
hind the counter and oomtnenced
(linking whisky, from the effects of
;■ regti
thi nt. In's i* fti
tint time
ms followed, frost was late coming and
tor## erdfi wis made. If this jnitoter*
ill ftm ionrtmle to 1 ‘work#1!the jftn&lja’’
the old ship mny yet come oqt of
storm wijh colors flying, ami all find
fahOTs' rewiirded. There will MiV
'orfs to mnke suythtnfl,
at flmt time the rain* eooaed, good
sops follow.-d, frost was li "
of the
fh*ar
suffi
eto-Boy of dora made; no starvation'this
year, cotton or no ootton.
Tllre flfrlOMx flrrantnillei
«g-
a plantation six miles west of Quit-
man. on last Frida/, hy which a colored
infant, eighteen months old, lost “
life. Thu mfantr aforesaid was left at
ekfrln ft* charge of an older sister, some
five years'rtf age, whilst the mother wrtnf
to work in a neighboring field. Soon af-
te# the dcjtorthre of the mnther^twp
colored ehtldrnn, aged about six and
years, from another eohin on the same
plantation, out in an appnaranoe,«ndde-
ired the Ihtle nurse to nocom; "
in quest of blackberries, fftri , „
<he eqtfw not leave the hihy bttt that ff
they fthe Visitors) Would take h#r ;the
to the WWI and dwwhrt, She would
go with them. Thmr instantly sotrod the
ehtkt, one taking bold of its lirad and
and the pthor ita feet, carried it to the
The moth-
the
hours. It is sn
much as a pint
well and gloofully i-ast it in. The up
irVoon after received intelligence of
oifrir, lint, before she could extricate
'rtjjild froitf the water,
ipposed she Jrank a#j™'<^J w r;’ n '"Tf
otely discharged, as it
I their yonth, they were i
HBHI , ,IW
which his daughter died in a frtfl
the
froth the water, lffe wa# extinct
'ehildnm were arrested, but immcdl-
evident from
not legally respon
stble tor the serious crime committed.'
rnHfnmtft Wirtta Ctcp.
The Sau Pmneisoo (Oalifomfa) Nuftffa
suye-
“It is now safe to soy that th# grape
crop is ont of danger flour wmrti.
and tbo product of wine in this .State irt
1K71 will not fall short of 9 ,(Ks);wO K»l-
lons, Wbilc t : v •!' |M»3-
fHMy 10,0 •
groat ilcmand for Oalifc
cry new
favor
homo ilcmand it good
crcNsing. A leading wine bonfte in' this 1
ity a few tlays fdnee received in one dky
fMiatrllrturo# !3lbnfrti#fimtxnt#.
Chalybeate Springs,
i«f7!ir!wi?rtfCR oouirry, oarnrciA
I’OgH to) AH
ir«l UkUJt
four «M«h orders for California wines, to
be slipped as follows: To I* “
Scotland, to Liverpool,
PorMMh',
to (3itnt«r1jury,
New Zcrtiand, and Amoy, Cfcfna.'
ntcn*st of
generkM? ■ (^ni^-ded
IcTftnderlT. Sfei»b»»n
p nr»
mow that fie
For charity— Tbe p(uK>i»pune.
For oiHoe-seekerH- flic ]
jfnn*T)
H ■ >
Aiieiitafa lCsllr«*s«i.
i-nted. from the tifate* of^rgipm.,
K.-nfuckv. TVflfte##re, Alahuma and
Georgia. The delegation is large and
more chapter* airt represented than in I
i'ea*" anvprevton#oonsreo*ion»inee the war ■
a os ■.' a.: Til# aentlemen from Georg* <**“ |
- - _ ^ I-SJ-jt Merer*. A. A. Murphy, C. A-llwreB.;
"tr ‘:vT,T.--c-v« »ss-.'*‘ «*™ -; R II. Goetohin* and B. A. Deo»*re)
^ w i of UniTertity <* Georgto; Mr. O. *r mto a pot of lard sha hart jaat -ren-'
*01 ,s.*e ie-.~m»reion •> oe; uGohell of Atlata* fiM*»«rlv a m*m- j <*(,'’ for lb# purpose, as she saM,;
'—*■ ‘ Untrerritv I „f 'bl«eohiog it” \Nhen it got oold she I
fine lot of soft soepl— rtotkm fSNten
DtT MBWftM
j>bt* ’,n«rn»c» -t
M%o"n *«
Arrfv«*t *i
pinto*
For mftriile-'work era—The seuJpin.
For csri>entcrs- The saw fish.
Fish likely to go off first— The torpedo.
For gymnasts- The muscle.
For singers- Minims.
For shoemaker*- Lb« *nle ’t*el.
For schoolmaster*—The whale.
Tbft IlvUdin might have added: j
For th# “new depBrtnrists” -Oraw-fisb, •
Alcvftnderll. Stft)»b»»n* vrtll do all the
miking for us, and that all wohnffeto
do is to listen. ll«* is the -new de-
jstrtiire^ with us.
gethf*r. the wine
msy l>c ’said to be hmtthify urOftpftTOnk,
and the gratifying fa<jt that the ftnvntwft
drooght mther liendits thmn inbren the
grapi' crop ia ho well ostabliafeM mwf be
lieyond controversy, ’
luiTiug ekcurad UxU <lrli(d>tfn!
md - - I,r " tbzutu
rIBBIMt
l*trull* of
Itz iBff.'itA.
Npringi* pro-
DOUDCed broorniN t*'ut jiulgftz to be tbe flue*t chslv-
bftlU HlmAff tB the UliiMff 8tiV**-l«*uIaff frum tM
ilrzmiMe cf mrioABon of mloozal wa.
(art*. T'Se p»«e* II hzhdfromeh Ifgfttad with
1tiery hueHez oflrbocerit •mnzemrfM wfflb« pt^-
vtftMl, emtmidns* fine
NlfA'PrWG RTINK.
LADIES’ SWIMMtNQ BATH,
A TcrrIMc Hmpraif.
Tire Hon. A. H. Stephens.
Tbe sage, statesman, and patriot whose
nanrebrans thta article, is now editor of
Tkb Atlauta Men, and ptonting himself
Urn* upon th#Oonati<ntion of oor fathers,
he steadfastly refuses to “ .s—y#. endorse
and .hide by” the nsnri»tions of the
Uodieal |nrty known hs the 14th nnd lfith
amendments. Mr, Stephens is the ablest
The Wvtheviile (Vft.) fHepafeh rt*.
ites the following incident: “Not
lutes
l'«r from its » young
tolenve il t e iwrentsl mati-toTi, at ?
of night. In lowing herself from
her eimmher to- means of apnllr and
u rope fastened to :» win dour, Sh» hurt
man ah**, and is by for the moat ssg»-
eUU np H..' T .---nxw , rMHr"r AaMt.,^hein, | ^ ,(,*.***■ .{ t h# UnDeiUttV I „( '•«
and WT W. J. Smith “f'l«i.
aarR) ft- t lOlINftOlf, rinpBfint*iioBTj| 9
cions and forueemg statesman of
An old lady of our ■■-qii-mtenTT put' «*#•' aod'hta views i»nd senUmenta will
■ - - **—*-—-*—- — ■'— command l-aopeei, lot policy man agars
cftO s* theta will.
We hall with delight the advent of
Mr. fltephena upon tbe political arena at
appeared,
fastened tfi# hook to h'
raised him skytvhrife; letMtii* bit
dangling in th# afr until mtotaint
Tlie elopement 11 pttetpMtefl iitdeff-
nitelv.
Win *b AQ'iful nMrkllQft >txh«iu, ruaklitf troBi
liD-rtUiu. It I# iS foot 1 mq, 1-Jiertt wit' tod •
th to Du roi(n!zUH) bj th« buthart, well ■ i cloas^.
provided with pfroty J»--.Bilng rooms. ▲ beau-
l Irrel Jpr*. coaftlnidAd dong tbe summit of
the mpnutalu, ehouading In ufctvr««qo* Ylewm win
JmjBt to lb V* Who ukr thzt e:
Wtivtwetit. nth* plat*wilt be
m
uleh Sn# horn** tnd • «rrl*gre.
KINK BAND OF
A
1 th# preprint)!
<• MuVatff comRMWblea
ktrlngrticy uf tb«
-x due# tbe prio# of hoard #66 pftr
just reached the ground, where her
lire'upneared ]rixed'tC MlJTmSr tBT*
r I’P < arvu. *U*ed th> gSaVSlnifiKnXTJmSlL
*** bim ' (TjBi.
ftneirrm JTotfrr*.
NCH00L SfeRilfi.
j(M> P. #Mrt» # Op
kbUlSVitLt, KEHTUtEV,
Resding sad ^oefiiog:
Btetrn-K*mkrfraM *y>emw* dam*.
Bairn: m ffl NftPtttrtg
a*m Krtiifriir,
Bmttrr: .IVir
'h .lv*»
BtiUtei .♦>»
Softool
anonC MtBoot
BWtMt
hulier-s llo.,drich HeiiiaA i
Jt» Hut ft roster.
.*>* Nkebtart BettdPh,
.IVte twh-rt ftritifet .
•♦■Hr Fonrtn HmCn .
-♦>» Firth HemCrr.
♦Hf Sixth Header.
3pr
mftei
(Jenmiimr and Ithetorio ■
’• hatradreeiory brttm-
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tohurt,
im.
lArBetttdl tn-mtUU-:
* Ftrnt izMUHt th cam-
.Nbewif of bo*Uf»i.
Artthntvfics tind Atffchrn i
tototei terfMinrg .tHthmrtie.
Ttetme-s Intermediate .frith.
tnd if,
ffVMWK* Mental Aiithmttlr.
Tthtmnn MHRkfeMf JfHtffmMfr;
Hey to mtmr.
.Itftrbrn.
fWMfil
Keg to Stour,
Miscellaneous i
%ta-H bf»c4j» aw) nirrstR.
i&ittAM.ui.DtALotoa,
WflA ritLY'ft RHETORIC.
Our #ohool-b«oks eru el<Ur»ttg
i Louinlttt. They art tbo
*“ i.t* tbe ONLY tub
fnlaffod In tke
M Cute ebould (
M VizmUM C
SMaenuS’
mtffuBtx. ■sraarWB
*KrtfflSK«£££ HSZ&'tiSKI:
AuuaXa, Strmimi>n, LovtauWA, Trxjui end OaU-
Z,
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rrqnrMtd, ff teodut
f&SKp.&l
»s« M unmimlbm. o. *p#U«*m si
FannraN* Dr fat fur Rrd latmtlurlinn
ifi.tmT fuiaa.
nnm
jww t. aihnaix *
Aff H* Mjttit airtet, icMltTltf*,' 0}.
New Lumber Tar4|
m Mini ft m W/KrftHt Ha..
t -i - -Is- fx-
ATI. BtluJfl OF
he. tr at m as Ar
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