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the daily sun. Turf .day Morning . Juljt 20. WAVUft’S COlllT. CITY AFFAIRS jJohn T. Bobbr. 13 our kutborlied agcul Atlanta. He will eaava.a the city for subscribers autl labo udrcrtlacmeute. AU receipt* glvcu by bit. will be resifceletl by Thu fins office. Our \V» .hlnylun (’orrraiMmilent illumes certain individuals, whcin be names, iritli tlio greater portion of the responsibility for tho late bloody riot in Nctv York—tbeir object being to win to the “New Departure" the support of tho Irish Catholics in New York and the Northern cities. If this intimated charge is correct, no language can convey the enormity of the crime of which they havo beon guilty, mill no denunciation can to too severe. It is evident that somobody tried to make political capital out of tho event. Onr Subscription List Is rapidly increasing ovory day. Tire Sen now circulates in every Stato in the Union, except Oregon, .and in nearly all tho 'Territories. Our otlorts to build up n paper hero which will bo a disaomina tor and defender of truth, a friend to liberty—a journal of which not only Georgia and tho whole South, bat tho lovers of freedom everywhere, can and will bo proud of, are being appreciated by tbb people. Wo return thanks to our patrons and tho publio. Wo fool encouraged and assured of success. Dr. J. W. H. Mitchell, of Griffin, was stricken down by paralysis Monday, and has since beon speechless. Local Sun-Stroke^. The thermometer yesterday kept be low 80 all day, and it was the only endur able ono experienced in this city in a month. It was deliciously broezy all tho time, and consequently The Bun didn’t “stroke” worth a cent. A two-horso wagon from tho country became nujointed just ns it turnod down Alabama Stroot yesterday r ’and the foro- quarters were carried oil’ for repairs, leaving tho balance cocked up in tho mid die of the street, a la deadfall. Fresh Dairy lluttrr. Brumby A McPherson havo on hand and are constantly 'receiving supplies of fresh Tennessee Butter, which they keep in Ice. Dealors will do well to givo them a coll. j20-3t Ten Lin y Srlioul for Hoys Wo ask spocial attention to the adver tisement of Col. Richard M. Johnston.— lie is ono of tho most successful teachers iu tho United States; and in Georgia and Maryland, whero he is known, his repu tation as a teacher is not excelled by any ono. Those who are under the noecssity of sending their boys away from home to bo oducated certainly could not do better than to send them to Col. Johust m, if as well. Advertising. A New York paper very sensibly says nothing is moro common than to hear people talk of what thoy pay for adver tising, etc., as so much given to charity. Newspapers, by enhancing tho value of property iu the neighborhood, giving tho localities iu which they aro pub lished a reputation nbrond, benefit all such, particularly if they aro merchants or real estate owners, twice tho amount weekly of the meager sum they pay for then' support. Besides, every public spirited citizen has a laudable pride in having a paper of which ho is not ashamed, even if ho should pick it up in Now l'ork and Washington. A good looking, thriving shoot helps property, gives a character to .locality, and is, iu many rospccts, a pnblic convenience. If from any cause tho matter in tho local or editorial column should not bo up to your standard, do not cast it aside and prououuco it good for nothing, until sat isfied thero has boeu no more lubor be stowed upon it than is paid for, ii you waut a good readable sheet it must he supported. And it must not bo sup ported in a feeling of charity, eithor, but becauso yon feol a necessity to support it Tho local press is the power that m >ves the people. Tra-lc Held, up i’riUy Will It—Lecture* from Ills Honor NSW PUBLICATION. So far the business transacted at the Mayer’s Court this week has been first- rate, Tho week is now half gone, and trade has been brisk enough. Yesterday tho uttowlancc \*us not so large, hut near ly all present were more or less interest ed ono way or another. Tho fust cuso was that of JOE ni'EKS, a stalwart negro, arraigned for fast .and reckless driving through the street. Joe's oxcuso was that his horse was a well- knowu spirited steed, which had previous to this caused his several different owners a great deal of trouble aud sonio money. The auimal, Joo said, became frightened aud dashed along Hunter Street forsowe distance before he could be checked; and after getting him well iu hand he rotracod the route at an equally furious rato for spito. Joe lost the lust heat, and his Honor pocketed tho pool, which was on ly 85 and costs, UUS. CATHERINE LAMUEIIT keeps some kind of a shebang out to wards the Barracks, aud her face iB not unfamiliar with tho court Sbo was up on two charges. Tho first for disorderly conduct, quarreling and profane lot. gnago, preferred by a negro girl who had just been released from the calabooso. Several witnesses did not'hear Mrs. L. swear, or uso any indeoent words, while others proved to the contrary. The thing was mixed so, His Honor dismissed the ease. The next case against her was pre ferred by the same negro, who charged Mrs. Lambert with selling liquor on tho Sabbath. Tho same crowd of wituossos were re-sworn, but not enough truth was distilled from tho whole tea party to war rant a oonvietion, in tho opinion of the Mayor, and she was also discharged in this case. ‘'Atlanta As It 1*.” lHOiKY NUNNALLY, colored, came up with two or three sovtre gashes cut over his os froutU, his right eye entirely goue, aud his face otherwise mangled. Two officers went to his house the night before, liclioviug ho was har boring tlio robbers who assaulted young Maffitt, Sunday night. When they requested Henry to strike light he refused, and began cursing aud swearing at a terrible rate, Tlio officers endeavored to persuade him from making so much noise as they were in the yard near the house, and appre hensive that the supposed robbers would escape. But this only sorvod to arouse Henry’s passions, till at lost ho and one of them clinched, when Henry received a blow over the head. Tho fight lasted sorno tiino, and Henry got the worst of it. Ho was lodged in the calaboose. His Honor reviewed the testimony at length, and entered into a long dissertation on several nice legal points, dissecting Ihe 14th and 15th amendments to the Con stitution, and dismissing tho prisoner with 85 fino aud oosts. It was at least a fifty dollar case, but he got full credit for his wound s, JOHN GABRETT was up for drunk, disorderly and creat ing a disturbance. John was satisfied that ho had cot sworn an oath in two years; that if auy man said he hod ho simply stated the wrong thing. Butsov- cral witnesses took an oath that John did not only swear, but was most gloriously drunk iu tho bargain. This pat the blush on John, and he turnod several degrees blacker. It was no uso, odo could tell from the cut of His Honor's cyo what was coming—the stereotyped 810 and costs. Several cases wero continued till this morning. Offenders must keep a sharp look-out how they got up the steam.— Lowry is gone, aud his Honor’s icc has not arrived yet. Iml'ortunt Dcliluii byhli IIonoi-.JiitlK We have received from tho author, Johu Staiuhaok Wilson, M. D., of this city, a neat little work of the above title. It is iu pamphlet form aud covers 110 pages. We have permed it with pleasure, aud found in it a great deal of interesting nmttd connected with tlio early history, progress and proseut condition of Atlan ta. The city was incorporated, with its present name, in 1817, Before that tho place was known ns Mnrthasvilla Tho name of Atlanta, though Dr. Wilson don’t state the fact, wo believe, origina ted with Mr. J. Edgar Thompson, then tho Enginecr-in-Chief of the Georgia Railroad. In 1817 tho only house of worship was on old log school-honso on what was then known os “Ohinquopin Thicket," on the site whero now stands tho residence of Mr. Henry Banks, on Peachtreo Stroot The population then wus only a fow hun dred. It is now estimated at thirty thousand. The work gives n full account of all tho religious and educational institutions, the societies, literary, benevolent anil dra matic, and everything pertaining to the moral as well os tho material resources of the city. Iu 1869 tho real eetato was valnod at 89,090,000. Tho value of morohaudiso sold in tho place that year was over 810,- 000,000. There ore now over four hun dred stores on tho business streets, and about 875 licensed firms within tho limits of the corporation. Wo stato these facts for the purposo of indicating the general character of tho work. Thoso who wish to soc it and read for themselves can procure it from Dr. Wilson, himself. Prioe, Binglo copy, 75 cents. A liberal discount for larger num hers. - We copy tin ft‘Hue In; Manchoaor (En^.) 6'i<i.v., 3d: from 'hi 'll'I of fill The Confederate lloiidliolilers. OOMMIDnOI AXj One consequence of Ihetrealyof Wash 'ugtou has bean to revive the utmost ex tinea hopes of tho (Ymfrdcmto cotton bondholders in tho ultimate huccisis of their chums against tho United States They held a meeting in Loud m yester day, “to consider tho course which should bo adopted.” If there was ono ih.cn inent that most people buliuvod to be of equal value with a Confederate “ shin- plaster,” it is a Confederate cotton liond In ut tho bondholders refuse to believe in the hopelessness of their ease. Succes sive Governments have boon memorial ized by them with tho view of securing from the Washington administration a “calm consideration" of thoir claims, which rest, thoy allege, on moral oquity and international law. Tho bondholders bolievo that one of tlio articles of tho treaty, which provea for tho refereuoe to a mixed commisssou of the claims of British subjects “ arising out of the war,” oxoctly meets their oaso, anil they have been courteously informed that it will he “quite open” to them to lay their claims before that tri unal, if it should mock Ai.VHKUTS HY TELKGH \ I’ll NOON. Nsw Yous. Jill) IS.—Cotton quiet; rnUJUng Arknowlctlgi-mcnl. Wo return thanks for an invitation to bo present at a sapper given last night by tho Young Men’s Literary Society of Griffin, and regrot that tho time was too short to allow us to make tho necessary preparation to leave duties to attend. llciuedy for Sunstroke. Rocoutly a gentleman was reading a letter of an Oriental traveler, and was particularly impressed with an account of a romedy for sunstroke. Ono of the party of travelers fell from his beast, insensible, from tho effects of intense heat. Tho Arabs immediately squeozed out tho juice of several lemons, and with it rubbed the hands and wrists, face, head ami nock of tho miftiirer. In a short time he was able to remount aud ride on “two hours farther." On last Friday, a nogre woman, named 1 rase Sleeting of the Alumni of University of Georgia. UBOUGIA SUl’HKJIK COURT. C a sen to be decided In the Supreme Conrt, In order, July Tel in, 1S)1. 1. Bluo Ridge Cirenit 6 2. Western 3. Southern “ 4. Albany ” C. South-Western' C. Patanla “ 7. Chattahoochee 1 8. Macon 9. Flint " 10. Tallapoosa “ 11. Atlanta " 12. Romo " 13. Oherokoe " 14. Northern ” 15. Augusta " 16. Middlo 17. Ocmulgee " 18. Eastern “ 19. Brunswick “ 33 12 18 5 10 . ... 1 G .. 6 H Sutreme Court of Groroia, | July 19, 1871. j Tho cause of R. J. Wilson, rax Rc- caiver, ot a!., vs. Tho Augusta Factory— Injunction from Richmond—was set down for hoariug at the heel of the Southwestern Circuit. Argument in the case of Tho Atlantic A Gulf R. R. Co. vs. Tlior. Mann, was resumed and concluded. No. 12, Albany Circuit, which had been set dowu for hearing at tho heel of this Circuit, was takon up. It is Moses F. Hollis vs. John Williams—Injunction from Calhoun; D. D. Morral, W. A. Hawkins for plaintiff in error; levy on dcGraiTenreid A Irvin; Wooten and Hoyle for defundwta in error. Pending argument for defendant in this case, the Court adjourned till 10 o’e'.ock a. m. to-morrow. A very interesting question to day was argued before his Honor, tho Ordinary, on a writ of habeas corpus, calling on the Blatc to show cause why Anthony Brown, convicted during tho July Term of tho District Court and sentenced by his Hon or, Judge Lawrenoo, to a fine of 8100 or twelve months on the public Roads, &c., for the offense of larceny from tho house, should uot bo discharged. Unilor the general section of tho Code 1216, the pris oner lmd been sentenced for tho term of twelve months; but on tho noxt day tlio Conrt called the attention of the Sheriff to the fact tllut ho had ehangod the sen- teuco in accordance with tho lost ret of tho Legislature altering the nforeiaidsa :- lion to six months work on the rosd, aud at the same time ordered this order to bo spread upon tho minntes of this Court. By his attorneys, Messrs. Robinson and Fiuly, Anthony Brown sued out tho writ of habeas corpus, on the ground that he was illegally hdd under restrain!, the sontenco being null nnd void iu, that the Conrt be right to alter its Bcutcnco after it had been entered on them uuUwof tho Court. The Court of Ordinary, after long and ablo arguments, held, “That the suit should bo quashed and the priaonor remanded to jail for tho said six mouths on the ground that a Court can amend ita own judgment JVimc pro lane even after its judgment has been entered on the minutes as the law under tlio Code, is very liberal in allowing amend- mentSj and in especially as the case at bar was one which had been amended in tho furtherance of jnstice. Tho Court further held that it could not, on a writ of habeas corpus, reverse tho decision of tho Judge of the District Conrt; that tho prisoners remedy was by a writ of certiorari granted 1 >y tlio Judge of the Superior Court, aud uot by the writ of habeas corpus sought’for. W. O. Irwin for tho State. Mr. Henry DuParo, o! Savannah, died lost Saturday from the effects of a sun stroke received on the 7tli instant Terrell county is doing ita best to be- oome popular as the homo of a poplar tree nineteen feet in circumference® ■ Atlanta, Jnly 19, 1871. Agreeable to n call in tlio oity papers, a number of tho Alumni of the Univer sity of Georgia, met this morning. There wero present Ool. C. W. Howard, Rev. R. O. Ketchnm, Dr. J. M. Vason, CoL N. J. Hammond, M. A. Cundlor, W. A. Hemphill, T. F. Mitchell, John O. Whitner, Howoll Jackson, W. C. Burks. On motion of Rev. Mr. Kutckum, for temporary organization, Col. C. W. Howard was called to tho Chair, and John C. Whitner requested to act as Secretary. The Secretary read a list of names of those who aro members of the Alumni Society of tho University, residing in At lanta, as follows, viz: C. W. Howard, Rev. John Jones, Rev. R. C. Ketchnm, W. II. Dabney, L. J. Glenn, Dr. J. M. Vason, J. T. Grant N. J. Hammond, Jno. C. Whitner, James D. Waddel, Milton A. Candler, Benja min E. Crane, General J. B. Gordon, General A. C. G Arlington, John D. Pope, E. Y. Clarke, W. A. Hemphill, O. C. Hill. A. O. Van Epps, Julius C. Brown, O. A. Crane, W. D. Grant, Wm. M. Bray, R. A. Hemphill, John Hammond, Wm. Hammond, W. C. Becks, Howell Jaokson, Thomas Langston, Charles Col lier, J. M. Goss, J. B. B. Smith, Charles Goodman, T. E. Mitchell, T. 0. Howard Rev. W, H. Hunt A constitution was then adopted. Tho Association proccoded to tho elec tion of permanent officers, whioh result ed no follows, viz: President, Col. C. W. Howard; Secretary, Jno. C. Whitner. On motion of Col N. J. Hammond, the Secretary was instructed to procure a copy of the Constitution of tho Alumni Association of the University, and also a list of its members. On motion of Mr. W, A. Hemphill, tho Secretary was requested to inform tho Alumni Society of the organization of this Association. Ou motion, adjourned to moot at’8i o’clock, A. M, August 16, 1871. C. W. Howard, President, Jno. C. Whitner, Secretary. Cim'RED IN T1IK MOUNTAINS. A Taliaferro County Homicide—Two Years In the Mountains of North Ueor- Somo tirao during tho year 1869 Alex ander H. Evans killed Jesse Nunn, both then living in Taliaforro county, in this Stute, Evans escaped, and was heard of no moro. Somo time ago, tho services of Messrs. Raslmry and Ed. Murphy, pro fessional dotcctivcs of this city, were en gaged to hunt him up, anil ou Monday the prisoner was brought to this oity, and lodged in the county jail. Hu was found up amoug tho mountains in Dawson oounty, in this State, whero he hod purchased aud gtted up a nice little farm, and had moved his family there. Ho lmd, no doubt lung since concluded that his detoction by tho au thorities was impossible, and that they had lost sight of him forever, and conld remain thero without being discovered. He will be carried to Taliaferro county for triad. A Spanking Span. Talltila Fire Company Number 3, has at last succeeded in purelmsing a pair of fino horses, with which to draw their now steamer. Thoy were harnessed to a wagon yesterday, and a dozen or so of the boys" were otft for a jaunt, just to see how tho horses would behave. The President says they aro snug as a new guitar. Tho Secretary says they are prettier than the young ludy he went to fckuroh with last Sunday, Tho engineer feays they are “high pressure,” and no mistake. All are satisfied that they have the very pair of horses thoy have been hunting for, and they expect, as hereto, fore, to bo first at all the Area anil tho lost to leave. The horses arc strictly temperate animals. In the courne of the drive yesterday evening, a halt wus mule at Feckter A Mercer’s brewery, hut nei ther horso touohed a drop. They are good horses and no mistake. Hannah Jackson, fell insensible niion the levoe from sunstroke, and remained in that oondition for a considerable time. Tlio gentloman before referred to heard of it, anil recommended the lemon juice remedy. It was applied as above de scribed, and also rubbed ou tho spine. Iu a very short timo tho pntient from being utterly insensible, hud so far re vived as to sit up, nnd was still improv ing at last accounts. Sho says all the doctors ought to know it—N. 0. Paper. Trial of the Traction Engine. Tho work of erecting the woudcr/ul Traction Engine, to which allusion has been made several times iu tho columns of tho Nows, was completed on Saturday uftcruoou, and a large number of curious ami interested spectators wero present at tho wharf of tho Empire Steamship Com pany to witness tho first trial of tho ma chine, among them several machinists.— Steam was raised in a short time, suffi cient to put tho eugiuo iu motion, and it was movod off iu a manner astonishing to all. Though not a “thing of beauty," it is not so uncomely iu its appearance as one would think from an inspection of its various ports. Tho apporeut case and graccfulucss of its motions arc not much inferior to thoso of au ordinary railroad engine. Tho position of tlic driver is on a scat in front, with all of the levers necessary for working the eugiuo within convenient reach. A wheel iu front, which is con trolled by the driver with perfect oase, regulates tho turnings of tho engine, whioh aro greatly facilitated by tho fact that tho side wheels may bo worked back wards or forwards, like the wheels of a double engine steamboat, so that it cau be turned around almost within Us own length. Every very ono who witnessed the test on Saturday expressed tho opinion that it was a success, and it is confidently be lieved that thoso who are contemplating its use wUl not bo disappointed. Crowds of persona visited tho wharf yesterday to look at this innovation upon tho present facilities for road travel; thoy wero orriv ing and departing tho wholo day. We trust our citizens will havo uu opportuni- liiKl* JO.',': Orleans 11: sales m Rales. 1’soiHJCX—W’u*t quiot. Corn steady. i'uoYiaioHS—Fork dull at JH.75hU.s7. Lanl Anti Freights quiet. Financial—HP* k* *trmit{tr than it tho Ginning Gold ftcfrly Govcrumouts steady dull. bUk* bond* dull. Exchango-long iOX.ahui W*. MIhNATl, July 19. a I*. M.-Cotton SCtil lull price*; low middling* Ifmiddling 20 , Whisky higher At VI, Aud firmer. -Klt'UrduM And declining; Huptrflu* 1 ffl. extra f6.00, family f0.37X, old wheat Hour scare*’. Corn firm and in good demand; mixed ah tiled Oats steady with A good doluaud. prirno mixed 54. PnoviHiona -Utw« l'ork atroug and advancing |16. Bacon dull and lower; shoulder* C.'», clear rib aldca «X', clear aidoa 8X* llama In moderate consumptive demand and stoady; sugar cured Lard active aud higher; city kettlo rcuderod 10*,'. London, July 19, noon. — Consols 93\09S.V Bor da 93 H. PaaiM,July 19.—Renton 66.95f. Latex—Kent*** :.5 *.»5f. LivsniiYoL, July 19.—Cotton oponod quirt; lauds H%d. Orleans 9\d; Halos 19,000 bales, purl aud speculation 3,000. AFTEUNOON. Baltimore, July 19.—rwuDUCi—Fiour fairly tiro; Michigan unchanged. Wheat firm. I Armor; white 78081, yellow 73. rnoviaioim—Uuchaugod. Whisky quiet at 94 4'. Liverpool, July 19. — Evening— Cotton closed Stead) ; Upland^ 1 *d; Orloans 9 fed. [ Provisions—Cumberland cut 31s short rib mid dies 35* 080. innati, July 19.—Pnonurg—Flour, new. dull, lower aud unclutuged. Corn drooping at 64085c. PaovrsioNK—rork, dull but firm at $14.60. Lard drooplug. 10c offered. Bacon, fair demand at lowor thin; shoulders 6\; clear sides8, 1 X* Whisky active, advanced to 9Jo. 8t. Loots, July 19.—r?ODOOK—Flour, firm. Corn lower; sacks 57058. Whisky 98o. FnovrstoNS—Pork dull at $16. Bacon lower shoulders 707X1 dear aides 9.4'. Lard quiet New York, July 19.-*Cotton moro active; sales 1,839, uplands 20X'o, Orleans 214. Financial—Money easy and unchanged. Ster ling dull and uuchangud; Gold $1 12401 12.4. Governments dull and steady. States dull except Georgia aevons, which aro strong; Tenu. 71, 72;Ya’8CC‘ 4 ',now 72*; La's 68, how 02; levees 72 8’s 86; Ala's 98; 6's Grt; Qa's 86; t’s 94; N. < new 20; 8. C’s 72, ucw68V. Latejt—8l’sl5.4; 62’s 144; 4‘s 184; 6‘s 13 13; g's 13; 10-40's 13. Produce—11 rar. Southern, quiet aud heavy mou to fair extra $5.9000.50; good to choice $6,550 6.59. Wheat a shade easier for poorer grades; prime firm; winter red and amber western, $1.42( 1.50, Corn actite and a shade easier ; 70071c. lticc quiet 808 Whisky quiet and firm. Provisions—Pork 14X014 4. Lard inactive. Navals stoady. Freights firmer. Louisville, July 19. -Produce-Flour woak. Corn 72c. ty of booing it run through tho city to tho Oei *“ utral Railroad depot, —titvannuh Ncirs, 17th. A Knotty Law Question. Ono of the oldest qtnvitionB ever sub mitted to lawyers, is now puzzling tlioa^ of Hartford, Connecticut. It uccuih that a man who recently died there left widow, oliildlcsH, but expectingshortly to become a mother. By hie will he pro vided that if his expected child proved to be a 1>oy, two-thirds of tho property should go to him and one-third to the widowed mother. If, however, the child proved to bo a girl, only onc-tbird of tlio oatato was to go to her and two-thirds to the mother. The result was, of course, awaited with an interest even greater than that usually bestowed upon such rvcntH. Tho result is, the widow has becomo the mother of twins—a boy and girl. Crops in Soutli Gcorgiu. Tho Bainbridgc Argus of tho 15th in stant savs : We have had tho most fuvorahlo woathor during tho past week for our growing crops, and the result is, the jrospocts of our farmers havo considora lly improved, aud their spirits have be come more bouyant. Still, it is thought tlmt cotton will not yield more than half what it would have dono had it uot been for the rains. Com is excellent upon all onr uplands where it has becu workod, and the grass has not taken it, which latter is tho case in many instances. Sugar cane and potatoes are very flue, and gardens aro unusually good. We aro sorry to loam that there is maoli fever in various localities in this section, and tho probability is we shall have an exceedingly sickly fall Man Sliot. Yesterday evening just as tho train was leaving Prior’s station, two men, names unknown, got aboard tho train. About two miles this side tho train was sig nalled to atop by a man staudiug along side tho track, and us ho was getting aboard,the two men who had cone aboard at Prior’s station demanded tlal ho surrender. Instead he started to run, and was pursued by the above men tioned men, who fired on him several times, wounding him in that part of tho body whioh touched the chair first in tak ing a sent. In the melee, and just as the Conductor rang tho boll to go uhoad,tho wounded man succeeded in boarding tho train and leaving his pursuers lmuting around in the woods for him. Wo failed to learn tho names of the partiea or the cawo of tho shooting.—Romi Com- mercM, 18Oi. Oliver Optic aud Virginia F. Towns end will follow Edward Everott Hide’s example iu tho reading of stories instead of lectures, to Lyceum audicnoee next winter. pRovutiom—Weak. Pork, muu, $15. Bacon shoulders 6\c, clear aides 9. Lard, 10. Wliiaky 92o. Savannah, July 19.—Cotton market Inactive, mid dling 19.' 4 c; uot roooipta 187 halos; export*, coast- wiHo, 72 UaloB; haIob 10; stock 0,392. Arrived—SteamshliiB Blagnolia, Now York; Cather ine Whitney, N. York; Tonawauda, Philadelphia; NorthPoint, Baltimore; bark Savannah, Liverpool. Augusta, July 19.—Cotton market cloeod steady at 18X fur Liverpool middlings; sales 100 halos recolpta 50. CnABUuroK, July 19.—Cotton quiet; middlings 19Xc; net roccipts 121 halos; exports Great Britain 80 bales; sales 100; stock 4,227. Arrived—8tcamers Jus. Adgar, New York; ice Gull, Baltimore; bark Cordon, Ball lUver, 8. O. NxwOrleans, July 19.—Cotton market dull; mid dlings 2O02OX; DPt receipts748 bales, gross 1,074 exports to Great Britain 1,676, Amsterdam 1,294, ooastwlso 1,147; sales 600; stork 54,278. Produce — Floor scarce; superfine $4.7505, donblo $5.2505.75. treble $006.25. .Corn unchanged' 7108Oo. Oats dull at 07068c. Bran duller. Uay, prime, $90, choice $32. Provisions—Pork dull, mess $16,75. Bacon dull 7X09M C » 6U ff ftr cured hams 14016o, cholcol5X@ La*d quiet; tierco 10‘,@10X' kog 11X0UX' Sugar, good common, 10Xc. Molasses, nothing do ing. Coffee 18X016X0. Whisky quiet; Wostorn roollflod 900$ 1.03, Financial—Bank sterling 24 sight X prera. gold 12*. Mobile, July 19.—Cotton market dull; middlings l».V*0l9Xc; netrocolpts 114 bales; sales 25; stock 982 bales. Boston, July 10.—Cotton dull; middlings 21,Xc net receipts 50 bales; gross 5,910; saloa 300; stock 6,000. Galveston, July 19.—Cotton—R< od ordinary 16; not receipts 191; exports ooastwlso 29; sales 100; stork 15,664. Norfolk, July 19.—Cotton markot quiet; low middlings 19*; net receipts C4 bales; exportscoest- Wise 110; stock C59. Wilmington, July 19.—^Cotton quiet; middlings 19X: net receipts 10 bales; stock 1,006. ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICES [carefully corrected daily.] 81LVKR, buying •• soiling Now York, buylug at par. Soiling 260 2o0 260 6X0 Kxchan^o on si M premium, ajr In orderlitK Uoodi, it should bo re numbered I hut Unit art WIIOLB- HALK 1'ltICKM. Smull order* c harged higher rates. agoing India., yd Bengal yd Ruuturky yd Donblo Anchor yd Patched Cloth lb Double 1’homix lb Kxcclrtlor lb Iron Tics lb Bacon, Hhouldors tb Clear lb Clear ribbed lb Canvassed liains lb Plain llama lb Bulk Mkat, clear lUb aidoa ...lb Clear sides lb Bboulder lb Buttsu, Goshen lb 11 ran— cvrt Candles— lb Crackerh lb Candy lb Ookfe; 1 "V 300 130 70 180 Itlo.. 12 30 Prints, fancy yd V Brown Hhirtlnps yd % Brown Shootings yd Yarn", Ass’t Nos yd 6X® 10* 8X0 10 X iik 1900 136 NO. 1 No. 2....half bbl No. $ kits IV No. 3, large *bbl Herrings, No. 1 .box Hernugn, scaled,. Flour— Grain— New Com bush Oats (fow in market)... .bush bbl 6 750 10 00 M 00*. M C 12 ,1-1.13 3 600 IfKAL, fino H S !5 (4 1 05 6 250 6 00 2 760 ■OUT. B. IIOWB. WAKE UUBRIB. HOWE HUBBLE, JMPORTEK8 OF AND DEALERS In all kinds of FOREIGN AND D O M E 8 T I ZiXQUOBJB. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SOUTHERN TRADE. *3 ss4 90, Bycmmmrt *lr«aJ, AV 43, rm/.v.vjri. •«/#. 0I|C (ffih) DiiOgcl. fair II. M. HOSE & CO„ WuolmaL: Liquor Dosier**, Atlanta, Go. Runs' Bittern nt schnapps. AJeo, Shafar's G.agor aud Cherry Drau dim at lo v st figures. Juueld It. M. ROSli It CO. Onsiness Notices. S& - HUBS'St. DOMTNGO BITTERS !* a m<mt valuublo stomachic end tunic, and Is s , a oil known, or butter known Uuu any other Li.U, r tad buttei established. For sale by Joncl5- B. M. 1103JS L CO., Broad street. AM GLAD UR HAS COME. *• in (he State uf I JO,,r and make them loot 1- new for the same you will pay r»r a bottom. Ne charge for varnishing cLairs when 1 euie «n,j I warrant all AXIOMATIC SCHNAPPS—Tho ’■math’ Schnapps, manufactured In Holland for John A. Hush, have no superior iu tho market. The; nowu and used all over tho civilised wurld.an,1 ••None know them but to love them. None uame them but to praise.*' For sale by n. m. ROSE k OO., Bros J street New QVbocrtiacmcnlo. G. W. AllOtlOllOOF! Six Itesiirtenoo Lots. T WILL sell ou the premises, ou cornor of Rlchard- X sou aud Form wait strooU.atS o'clock, thia ovomug, 6 nice lots in a good Ucighborho- id. and will enham o iu value. Coinu out and aoo bow property sella at auction- Cold without reaavo, X cash, balance 8 aud 6 months, with Interest O. W. ADAIR, Jy*Mt Real Estate Agent UpUol*l<rl,fif, A'uinltui * ttepmiUmg, alt., to give satisfaction. Furniture covers cut, mad* and a lit warranted. Hair aud spring matlrc**M made, to order. Aii kinds of household furniture and uu. — furniture hoUtory dons at the abort*ut notice. I have re moved to DeUire's Opera House, under Maysoo’s Auction Wart-room, on Marietta street. O. ft. BROWN.. •Pi 3-Cm Uto of Richmond, Vs. HITCHCOCK Sr WAL.DKN, W1IOLEULX LKXAJL IUU. m Books and Stationery 04 PEACHTREE HTltKKT (POWELL'S BLOCK,) ATLANTA, QA. K EEP on hand a largo and elegant ■took of STATIONERY, am li aa Paper, En- i lopee. Pens, Ink, Inkstands, l'euriln, Blau*, Pock et Books, Knives, otc, Fine stock of Initial Paper and Blank Books. Also, SUNDAY SCHOOL lH»OK8and UKgUIglTEg. Choice lot uf ALBUMS and MOTTOES—the latter ON12 MORE SALE AND THE 'LAST I .rational Hotel Uoods-.Oddn and emti. 10 some fine goods captured from Chattanoc ga. Carpets, OU Cloths, Lluuna, C ‘ Towels, Knives, Forks. 8poons. etc. Sah to Commence at 9 a. m. On Alabama stroot, noxt door to Leydon’s. N. It. FOWLEP; lyZH-lt AHlgnoo. PenLucySchool FOR BOYS NEAR WAVERLY, Two JfliUs JfTorth of Baltimore. rnilE undersigned, lately a Professor in tho Uni. X voralty of Georgia, will reopen his school at Pen Lucy, ou Wednesday, 13th ftept’r Next. The position la highly herithful, and near to several churches. Boys aro treated as mombors of the family, and required constantly to observe tho de portment of gentloman. Testimonials to the school tho South. 4A. For circulars apply at M'averij, Baltimore' It. M. JOHNSTON, Dutch Pete’s Restaurant, Under JamcC Bank, J ^AS BEEN DECENTLY YUHN1SIIED WITH No. 1 OOOHL, And all other modem appliance*; fill. MEALS SUPPLIED AT ALL HOURS. US- REGULAR BOARD $5 PER WEEK, fil- THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND AT HIS TABLES. myao-tm For Sale. On NE EIGHTH INTEREST IN COLUMBUS STEAM PLAINING MILL. Apply to D. W. CUAMPAYNE, Jnlyl5-lm Columbus, Ga. Change of Schedule OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION, Macon It Wkstdum Kailhoad, Macon, July 12, in. DAY PASSEMOBR TRAIN. 7M AM LeavesAUanta...... Leaves Macon Arriven at Atlanta.. Arrives at Macon.... , 7:65 AM . 2:10 P M . 1:40 P M MIGHT PAUSE GBR TRAIN. Tha abovo schedule gooa luto effect Sunday, July 16, 1871. julyl3-6t U. W. BRONSON, M. T. SPECIAL NOTICE! XCUliSION, ItETUUN JTICKKT8 GREAT REDUCTION. rpn siring to visit the many ttnuuuor Uonorts. Atlanta to Lookout Mountain and return $9 76 Catoosa Springs aud return 8 76 Warm Springs, N. 0„ and return. .20 26 Yellow Hulphur and return 28 26 Yellow Hulphur and return 28 26 Monfy WniteHulphur and return. .28 26 Alleghany Springs and return 28 *' ('ey nors White Hulphur and return..HO Moutvalc HpringH and return 17 10 »u bo had at Ticket Office, Passenger lonapnl jylO-lm General Paanougor aud Ticket Agent DIf. eJ. B. MURPHY, SURGEON DENTIST, hn C. Wliituer's, whore be will be pl«ese<l to h i«tr<ma and the publlu gonorally. AU kinds of dental oporaUmiH perfortuod promptly and in the most approved atylo. A liberal share of publio pat ronage la roap..ctniUy solicited. Jy7-lm. O l formed favorable connection with a rcspoi |MH[at Washington, D. C., I wiU file I I claims entrusted to my care against the jirosecuto uitod Htatca, before the Houthern'Claims Coramis any Dt-iwrimimt of tho Oovnrnmout. Office Marietta, near Poach tree street, Atlanta, Ge. D. P. HILL, Jyll-lm Attorney el Law. SAVE YOUR FRUIT! O •M SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS In the market MoBHXDlD cbOO., ANUTA CTUBEBS’ SOKNTB FOR . rklTT JAUB Mill JKLLY Tl'MBLKlUi. T. F. GRADY’S R. R. ALE HOUSE, a a free. nioe. iiAurro*, K. v. sauioks, r. a. naunoca. Drake's Creek Milts. F. A. DAliDOUR A CO., JjlALEBa Cf FLOUR, MEAL, t SHIP STUFF, JFMLtJTHLijy, UJiJYTUCM F. HIGHEST price paid for WHEAT. -Wl produco delivered at the depot tree of chance, aprl3-6m 1*0 Parties Mid "75T‘Ifuihl., It. pmrtmntt Mil,. #Vrsf Class Ann they mmp *cHM f« He has at his command a picked set of hands, and feels confident In giving general sat 1 affection. -W" REFERENCE—Ool. John L. Grant, Longfey k Robinson, and Fay k Oorput, Architects. JOUJT c. JTMCUOLS, OFTTCTR IN AIR-LINE HOUSb. PBTOB STRUT* mtOTS ANI) SHOES C HARLIE HUGHES hereby gvoa notice that the boot aud shoo business, heretofore oonducted by C. HUGHES 4c HOIST, will be continued in eU Its branches, ss heretofore, by himself at tho old stand. Fresh and good i.iato- rial and tho beat workmen only aro employed. Old cuatomors are invited to continue their patronage, and new ones to come end give me a trial. Clinrlio irt s. Hiigliefif. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DBALED8 IN Rico, Wines, Liquors, Ho- garm, Toliacoo. See. No. 107, East Ba, Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. C. WOLUOJI, ,. hvu. £3aimnnfli).£i|)ipping Lints. MURRAY'S LINE—NEW 1 OEK Sr SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY from baoh port. INSURANCE BY STEAMERS OF THIS LINE, ONE HALF PER GENT. CABIN PASSAGE DECK, with subsistence.. .$90 .The first olaas steamships! 1**0. .DEARBORN, Commander. VIRGO, .BULKUCY, Commander, of Omm ■Saamshipe lading given in Savannah on Cotton daatined X. Liverpool and Hamburg by first class steamships.~ For freight orpeasage, apply to HUNTER k GAMMELL, 84 Bay street. PfllLADiLPltlA AND SAVANNAH MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY. PHI LA DELPHI,! AJTB «J- PAJTATAU. EVEHY SATUKDAY from each poet. INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMERS ON THIS LINK ONE HALF PER CENT. CABIN PASSAGE $90 DECK, with uubsistenoe 10 This Une is composed of the first class a .....TEAL, On BARRETT, Commander One of these steamships leave each pert EVERY SATURDAY. Through bills lading rirniahed by l connections. For there steamships by all railroad < freight or passage, apply to « HUNTER E GAMMHLIa »i Bay street. For Boston. JL. THE BOSTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LOB The reeamshipe Oriental, t Vlcksharac, Capt. 8. H. Man CABIN FARE 7^7 DECK. Through bills of lading given by railroad aganis i Bo*ton, and in Boetou by Steamahipegeata topni rilpal points In Georgia, Alaama and Florida fiSHlPLXXE f W. M. Swan. I . Matthews. $10 00 lew wd agrets to m>U to pnw River, Portland, IxrereiJ, la wren ta, fro. pasasgo tfoketo sold at railroad depot, and atafie rooms secured In advance by writing agents ha Bo- EIOUARDSON hBARNARD, Agents. Savannah. P. KICURSON k OO.. Agret*. Rost—. For New York. THE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP OOMPAHS* EVERY THURSDAY. Insunnce by this Line oan be eMtded finder oox open policy at oas-half per oefi% CABIN PA88AGE f$o 00 Tho first dare rtremsw Herman Livingstone, CheeWfiMn. fim. Gen. Harass,.......^ F.oTlbSery,Goes. Will saU as foUowst LIVINGSTON June 1W, at a, y. m. “ ” U. 4UW, n. m. gen. juRNEs..:::::::::;-June to. * £* £ " " 39d, ai 1, r. u. Bills of lading given hereon cotton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by first u are steamers. For passage or freight, reply Is * WILDER A FCLLAETOK, No. • Stoddard's Upper MmiM. For Haltimore.