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on Fourth Page.
CITY AFFAIRS.
■TIH> mt Hm. J. FntUr WLmott, mf
KiBlaek r-
W. Mk «U the readcra ol Xas box to
hunt op our paper ot Saturday morning
last, and carefully peruse the mighty
speed) of Hr. Knott which appeared is
that issue.
It is one of the grandest in the Eng
lish language. It is equal to that of
Oioero against Yerre>, and is crushing in
its tremendous power.
](r. Knott is a man of mark—one of
the rising men of the day, and who will
indelibly stamp his impress upon the
age in which he Uses.
Bead the speech—take care of it—file
it away for reference, and let its truths
guide you in the right way.
Jul Received.
New hoop-skirts, new bustles, now cal
icos and new ribbeos—at the London
Store. * lt
Hi* aarrejr sflhc Oc«r|to WfMira It. R
The Engineer Ootps of the Georgia
Western on Saturday and yesterday were
encamped at Owl Bock Church, fourteen
■alias from this city, on the road to Ader-
hold's Fen;. They will cross the Chat-
tabooehee to-day, and probably reaoh
Carrollton or its ridnity to-morrow eve
ning. In locating the route of the Road
from this city, the main ridge has been
followed, not deviating a groat way from
the public toad leading from hero to
Aderhold’s^Ferry.
The citizens thus far have been very
liberal in granting the right of way, and
making subscriptions to the stook of the
Bold, giving encouragement that the en
terprise will be sustained by the people
along the route as far as they are able,
and that the Boad will be built.
Itis estimated by Capt. Grant, the As
sistant Engineer of the rood in charge of
tho Oorp, that tho preliminary survey
now being made, will be completed some
time between the middle of November
and 1st December, running from hero to
Elyton and back. The aim is to roach
Elyton by the 1st October.
Some of the members of tho Corps
were in the city yesterday. They are en
thusiastic in the work, and pushing for
ward with all their might All speak in
the highest terms of Capt. Grant, the
Chief of tho Corps, as being thorough,
efficient and energetic, nnd also for his
kindness and thoughtful consideration
for the wants and wclfaro of his mon.
A public meeting will bo hold to-day
at Bryant’s Cross Roads, nine miles from
Atlanta, for the pnrpose of raising sub
scriptions to the Stook of the Road. Tho
people arc earnestly moving to socurothe
building of the road.
Ai Hair Valve)
Turnsole, fans, shawls, ladies' suits,
stylish millinery, and every artiolo in la
dies undergarments—at the London
Store. *lt
MAYOR'S COURT SATURDAY.
After all hands had fanned themselves
and got tolerably cool, Junscn then called
MATILDA STOKJ!B,
a yallcr case, to show cause why alio and
her sweetheart was only out "playing"
when a policeman came along. 'Til was
up the morning beforo, but could not get
her witnesses to toe the mark at that
time. The only evidence adduced, was
Tilda biting John on tho urm. John
tried to sliow tho marks to the Court but
fsiled. His Honor thought if Matilda
loved her John so well os to bite him, it
would look a little too bad to fine her for
it and so tho case was dismissed.
T. ». HEXDEESOX
was working on the lower floor of a now
building, and when the fellow above
turned over a plank and lot the brickbats
drop on him, he very naturally “cussed'
out the shebang above; for which ho was
arrested and very much annoyed by being
compelled to go beforo the Mayor. In
the tint place, the Mayor thought tho
man above ought not to havo let the
bricks fall on T. E.; and in tho second
place, he thought T. E. ought not to
havo cursed when they hit him; but in
the last place, ho thought that perhaps
policemen wore a little too over-zealous
in the discharge of their duty, and very
frequently took notice of things which
did not amount to much, to the neglect
of other and weightier matters; and os a
consequence Henderson was discharged.
Other folks sometimes think the sumo
thing of somo of tho police.
OOLHXDUR MILLIOAN
choked a littlo fellow for throwing a
peach at him. Neither one wasn’t larger
than a good sized English peach; but ns
the testimony was a little conflicting, tho
ouso was postponed till this morning.
This is another case in which, no doubt,
tho police were too oager to get up a case.
There is no uso nor good sense in
taking notice of evory child or negro
frolic wbiol) one may soe; and frequently
fines are imposed for offences whiio hun
dreds of othcrB equally as bad go "scot
free" from one cause or another.
1 'lurk YYanUtl.
A day or two ago we alluded to the foot
that a sixtocn-pogc pamphlet, with the
foregoing titls, was panning through the
press of this office.
It is now out, and a copy is before us.
It is certainly a most valuable production,
and tho most important addition to the
Law Literature of the present day.
The writer of this notioe is not a
lawyer, hut has read the work with tho
deepest interest. It is ouo which all per
sons can, not only rood and enjoy, but
which will be highly useful and instruct
ive, even to the commonest minds
Wo have read almost overytiling that
Mr. Stephens ever wrote, and wo do not
hesitate to say ot this little work that it
is oue of the ablest and profoundest pro
ductions of liis pen.
It is for sale at The Hum Uffick at iif-
toen cents per copy, or iivo dollars for
fifty copies. All orders must be accom
panied liy the cash. Address
J. Hkxly Bunn.
Manager Daily Bum, Atlanta, Ga.
August 14. _ fit
■UFMMB DOUBT or UBORU1A.
A MAYOR IV LIMBO.
■ tv tkc S vprviwi
U ffihkr, Jalj
1. Blao Ridge Circuit 6
2. Wojtern "
a Southern "
4. Albany
5. South-Western"
6. Pataula
7. Ohattahooehes “
8. Macon “
9. Flint ••
10. Tallapoosa "
11. Atlanta
12. Rome "
13. Cherokee "
14. Northern •-
15. Augusta "
16. Middle
17. Ocmulgec “
18. Eastern
19. Brunswick "
19
25
42
23
16
18
6
38
12
18
6
10
6
6
5
Fbidat, August 12, 1871.
Argument of No. 42. Thus. Seay vs.
Smith Treadwell was concluded.
Mo. 48 was taken up. It is M. Girm-
kf vs. Jos. H. Taylor—Mandamus from
Randolph—H. Fielder lor plaintiff in
error, J. H. Taylor, Hood A Kiddor for
defendant
Pending argument of this esse the
Court adjourned till 10 o’clock a. u. Tues
day next.
Monday is Consultation Day as usual.
Upon conclusion of this case, the Court.
Will hear the cases which have been puffl
to the heel ol this circuit by consent
A clerk who cau write a fair baud, aud
rapidly, is wanted for a small job—a few
days’ work. Address, for two days, P. O.
Box No. 7, Atlanta, Ga., stating terras
and giving a specimen page of handwrit
ing in both large and small hand, with
usual stylo of capitals. *angl4 2t,
Sirvlcfi of the Flint Daptli.l Ukvrrk.
Yesterday there was a largo attendance
at the First Baptist, who were charmed
with a most useful sermon from Rev. E.
W. YVarren, tho beloved pastor of the
Church. His text was os follows:
"I hiutr ichum / have believed and ton
jyersiuuM dull He is able to keep that which
I have committed to Him against that dal/,"
2, Tim. u, 12.
Tho preacher alluded to Timothy
tearfulness aud timidity—dreading the
odium that would be hea[>ed on him by
the people for preaohing Christ, and it
was necessary for Paul, his father in the
ministry, to urge upon him to stir up the
gift of God whioli was in him, nud not
bo ashamed of His testimony.
The preaoher presented tho following
points :
raid declares that he knows Christ—
not intellectually, for the "world by wis
dom knew not God." In liie ignoranco
be bad persecuted aud wasted the Church,
but it was spiritual ignorance, for be
knew of tbo Miracles of Christ, and had
studied the law and tho prophets care
fully. ruul know Jesus by faith, for
Jesus had testified to him, saying, I am
Jesus whom thou persooutest. This wus
enough, and Paul believed,
Hs then prosonted some points of this
knowledge—what Paul kuow about Jesus
He loved sinners; Ho was their Savior
He was their Liberator; aud was All-in
AU.
His summary up was uloqueut aud im
prussive. Christ hud met Satan nud over
came him; had met death aud conquered
it; aud hud honored tho law and satisfied
it. And now He was “ablo to save to the
uttermost all who came unto God by
Him.”
He understood the value of tlio soul-
the secret lurkings of the adversary us
be watobod an opportunity to destroy it—
tbo method aud time of Satan’s attacks.
He knew evory peril of tho soul nud how
to deliver it
He knew His interest in tho soul. It
was His by covenant with the Father,
sod His by purchase— "Y'o ore bought
with a price, not withoorruptiblo things,
as silver aud gold, but with tho precious
blood of Christ ” His lore for tho soul
is immutable. What so precious in its
value, and so costly in its purchase,
would be kopt with corresponding vigi
lance. "Nothing Bball be able to sepa
rate us from the loro of God, wbiob is iu
Christ Jesus."
CONCLUSION.
1. Christ asks to be entrusted with tho
aare and salvatiou of all the souls of this
oongrogation. "Bou, give me tby heart
2. You will give them to Christ or to
Satan—for heaven or for bell—for happi
ness or for woe.
3. The Uappiuoss of committiug all to
Christ
They will be His jewels, gathered from
the four quarters of the earth. " They
that are Chriat’s at his coming " w ill be
raised to moot Him and His angels in the
air. Ho will welcome them and they
shall be like Him, and be forever with
Him.
Rain.
u.orgla Dale.
We saw yesterday a nugget Of pure
gold taken from tho mines —Grant-
vifie, which was real beautiful to behold.
It vw'gbud twenty-so von pennyweights,
•ud bad the looks, weight and ringot the
S-re^aWit This it very near
i’ ic ki»Op gold at our very doors.
A very hard rain fell at Urantvillc yes
terday as the up train passed there. In
dioations of heavy rains ware to be seen
in various quarters at the same time.
Ot Dmty Again.
Officer Dixon, who was shot by the
negro about a month since, is able again
to be on duty, be having recovered from
tbo effects of the shot received.
Too Mark Her for III» Ilrxltk.
Yesterday morning ono ol our police
men discovered a man who had been very
drunk, aud was at that time too mnch
soaked to know whore he was, lying on
his hack on the streets. Ho was picked
up and carriod to the calaboose, and,
while on his way, gavo his name, aud
said ho was the Mayor of Cuthhert—all
ot which the policcmau did uot believe.
This is a good joke upon the Chief Jus
tice of that little city. If it should taro
out to be a veritable live Mayor, it will
learn him how to feel toward fellows who
may come before him for taking on too
much beer.
Koalhly Concert of tke Atlanla lUptlit
Bopll.l Samliy Hrkoole.
Yesterday, the second monthly concert
of the Baptist Buudny Schools of this
city was held ill the First Buptist Church
at 41 o’clock. The attendance was large
aud the exercises Very interesting. The
programme was ns follows :
Reading the Scriptures, Proverbs, 4th
chapter—J. It. W. Johnson.
Prayer—Rev. D. Hluivcr, D. V.
Song “ Jacob’s Prayer."
Address—T. Goldsmith, Esq.
Report)) from Sunday Schools were
■mule. Ail the schools are iu a healthy,
prosperous condition, aud are increasing
iu numbers and efficiency.
The School of the First Church, Rev.
E. W, Warren, pastor, and A. K. Seago,
Esq., Superintendent, is the largest Bap
tist School in the city.
Hong-“Giving;'’ by Iufunt Class.
Address—W. 0. Tuggle, Esq., Super-
iutendeut Baptist Sunday School, La-
Grange, Gn.
Prayer—Rev, \V. M, Junes.
Song—" Iu a Manger.”
Address—M. E. Cooper, Esq.
Song —“ My Savior’s T1X no,”
Address—L. B. Davis, Esq.
Prayer—Rev. E. W. Warren,
oir for Washington.
Capt. John A. Stephens left tho city
last evening for Washington, D. C., to
be gono for ton or twelve days. He goes
on professional bnsincss.
The Krllpse.
W. P. Siler announces this morning
that ho now lias tho Eclipse Washiug
Machine ready for tho market. See hi
advertisement.
An Ancient Fiddle.
The people of Augusta arc enjoying
music from a violin which wrh made in
1071, which makes it now two hundred
years old. It formerly belonged to Prof.
Victor La Taste, who is now dead, but
in whoso hands in former years wo have
often "tripped the light fantastic toe,"
to tho lively notes of its dulcet strains.
Win. Estel), Jr., tho proprietor, and
Mr. Harris, tho associate Editor of that
sterling Democratic paper, tho Suvuunah
News, are in tbo city, intending to spend
Borne days. Tho News is in a flourishing
condition, and right well deserve Us pop
ularity, for it is a wido-awoko newspapor,
edited with ability, and firmly adheres
to liie cause of truth.
A New lirldgr.
Thu old bridge on Nelson street, cross
ing tho Macou and Western Railroad, has
boon taken down completely and a now
ono is in course of erection. It is time
some improvement w as being made. The
old bridge had for a long time been in an
exceedingly dangerous condition, nnd we
were looking every day for somo oilamity
which happily dill uot oconr.
The people hcrcnljputs express them
selves as unusually auxious for a show-
are uot very particular as to its charac
ter, but they are hungry for something
of tho sort. It has been so long since we
havo had any amusement of that kind
that n lino opening is now offered.
Mrs. Matthews and her daughter are
singing "Shoo Fly" at Grautvillo and
other plsoes down tho West Point road.
A yonug friend of ours a (commercial
missionary) attondod one of iier levoos at
Hogunvillo tho other night, and carno
away perfectly satisfied that .
IsK-at nncl llUhlm-RN Notices
JW" Surveyors, tako notice. The
finest set of platting instruments and
surveying apparatus evor manufactured,
for sale at this office. aug!2 3t.
tdi- 120 now Who tier A Wilson Sew
iug Machines just icoaivcd at No. 1 Do-
Give’s Op< ra House. *lt
IW Nougat do Miu-soillos, at Block’s
Caudy Factory. jy29-tf
fray 120 Wheeler k YVilsou Sew iug
Machiuos sold from the Atlanta Offlco in
tho month ot July. *lt
tab" Nougat do Marseilles, at Block's
Candy Factory. jy29-tf
•fir- Tho sales of the Wbeelor & Wil
son Sewing Machines exceed tho com
bined sales of all other Sowing Machiuos
in tho city. *It.
To 1'rlntcro.
Twelve newspaper chases, suitable for
papers from 22x32 to 24x36, will bo sold
cheap. Address
J. Henlv Smith,
tf. Business Manager Sun,
Prt-eaea for Sale.
OOMMBROIAIj
FIJfAVCUI. A XII COMXUSRCiAL.
Cotton—la quoted At 17i@17j.
Grain -Com by oar-load 90@95 cento.
Wheat—lied $1.50; prime white 81.G0(n
1.70. OateC5(^70. Rye $1.00. Barley
$1.00.
Bacon—Shoulders 8c; clear rib sides
10c; clear aides lOjc; canvassed hams 14
@17c; bulk *c lower.
Lard —Barrels 12Jc; kegs aud cans 13
(a 14 c; bulk lc lower.
Flour—Superfine, $5.75; extra, $7;
family, $8(a8. 25; fancy, $9.
Meal, etc,—Quite An active demand
exists, and many orders are received from
a dtotanco. Com meal per bushel $1.00
Bran, per cwt., $1.00. Onto and
wheat meal, per bushel, 80c.
Groceries—We quoto A sugar atl4}c;
extra 0 14c; yellow C 13(«!l3jc; fuir to
choice crushed, powdered and granula
ted 154c; brown 12@13c. Rio coffee
17@19c; Java 26c; Lnguira 20c. Mo
lasses, in barrels, 35c; New Orleans prime
70c. Liverpool salt $2.25; Virginia salt
$2.25. Rice 10|(a'11c. Ginsing 12@22c.
Candles sperm 28c; adamantine 12\(t£
131c. Pepper 25c. Raco Ginger 15c.
Starch 8c. Cigars, domestic, per thou
sand $22(0)40. Teas—Green tea $1@
1.50; black 90c@1.25. Soap 5@10c.
Crackers C@15c.
Country Produos. — Butter 20(V/30;
eggs 15@96e.
Cement and Lime.—Market brisk.
Cherokee lime 05c; Chewacla COc; hy-
dranlic cement, per bbl., $4; James Riv
er, $4; plaster of Faris, per bbl., $6.
Hay—Moderate. Primo clover, per
ton, $30; Tennessee, $30(^33; Timothy,
$32(3)35.
Toraooo—Low grades 55(^GQc ; com
mon, 58(a)65; good, 75(2)90 ; line, $1(25
$1 25, choice brands, $1 20(2)1 50.
Prints.—Allens, 101; Sprague 11;
Pacific 11; Lancaster, 101 ; Wamsutter,
7j ; Mcrrimacs, 101 ; Garner, 121(2,15.
Hardware.—Nails—lOd to GOd $4.70
8d $4.95; Gd $5.20; 4d $4.75; 3d$6.70;
finished, all grades, about 15c lower.—
Iron—Swedo 7c; horse shoe iron 7c;
City Mills and Pittsburg bar Gc.
Live Stock.—Cattle—Tennessee, 21(2)
4jc; country, 2(«)3lc; sheep—country 2@
3jc; Tennessee, 4c; uhoato, 5(2*5ic.
nvnHK. r "» > w«.
Kr.w Y< nx. AufitaT. 13.—-Cotton La» "ttad.ly de
fined during the week and the Now York aud Liv
erpool market r are now n< arer together In price than
lure been for a long time. Tho ealee for the week
reached 68,600 bale*, of which 56,000 bate* were fur
future delivery, and 13.GC0 on the spot and to arrive
on spot. Cotton exporta took about C.900 bale*
opiunera 4,SOU, and speculators 270 balea.
NEW YORK W EEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Nkw Yu»k, August 13.—The cotton movement
aliowe a aUf'-it falling off in receipt* and exports.
The following iu the statement for tho week ending
August 12th :
Receipts at all ports y • 451
Against for last week. 10,472
•* “ previous week lo.dou
*• •* three weeks ninco 10,601
Total receipts since September 1st. 3,088,224
For tho corresponding period last year 2,889,079
Showing an increase of. 1,099,145
Export* from all porta this week 4,727
Same wet k last year 9,109
Total exporta for the expired portion of the
cotton year...............................3,114,106
For the same time last year 2,160,733
Stock on band at all ports 137,095
•* •• “ same time last year 94,702
Stork at interior towns 14,734
Same for same time last year 20,120
Stock in Liverpool 643,000
• «• •* same time last year 868,000
American afloat for ttreat Britain.. 52,000
same time last year 38,000
Indian afloat for Europe 063,406
" iuuq time last year 812,255
•atlicrin the South has boen very much the
same as last week. In some sections tho extreme
heat has l>ecn relit ml by showers, aud in others
sre complaints of too much dry-v.f ather.
TilE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS
have exhibited increased activity, which has been
mainly caused by a decline in tho leading staples at
the produce exchange. Flour has declined. Wheat
has improved slightly. Corn lias been firm. Oats
have declined. Other grains show no material
change.
Ouo "Henry” Power Printing
arranged for band or steam power—bod
33X47. The Bun is now being printed
on this press. It makos from 1000 to
1500 improesions; is strong and easily
managed, and with stoma power, is
No. 1 press. It is now, baring been
worked only 0 mouths. Price SI250.
The "Acme" Pres* works a sheet near
ly M large as the “Henry,” at about the
some speed. Is tho best country news
paper press built. It is new. Both these
M con be seen at work in Thx Sum
Press Room. Address
A. M. Stbohts, Sum office.
MARKETS IIY TELEGRAPH.
MOON.
Nxw Yubk, August 12.—Cotton dcprcaaod; up
lands 19; Orleans B' 1 ,; aal«a 735 bales.
Produce—Flour steady. Wheat a shade 11
Corn vory Arm.
PaoviHiOKS-Pork firm at $13.60^13.62. Lard stea
dy. Turpentine heavy at 47(^49. Rosin dull at 12.75
for strained.
Freights steady.
Financial—Stocks steady but not vory active.—
Gold firm at M.V Governments strong and dull.
State bonds dull. New South Carolinaa vory activ
Money easy at 3. Exchange—long 9>»; short 10.
Cincinnati, August 12, 2 p. u.—Cotton dull aud
drooping; low middlings 10, middlings 18.
Whisky lower at 87, but in good demand at tho do
cline.
Produck—Flour dull and declining; superfine
$4.50; extra $5.25; family $5.50. Corn quiet bat
steady ; mixed shelled 54. Oats active, with
ward tendency; primo mixod 33®33. Wheat firm at
$1.15.
Provisions—Mess Pork stong and advancing at
$12.50. Bacon active and higher; shoulders «S
clear rib aides 7 .' 4 ; clear aides 7 V % ; hams iu moderate
consumptive demand, and steady; sugar cured 13®
14e. Bulk Meats bouyaut and advancing; shoulders
6; clear rib sides G 1 , . Lard neglected and nominal
city kettle rendered 0.
London, August 12.—Consols #$»;. Bonds03
Frank pout, August 12.—Bonds 97 S'.
Paris, August 12.—Rents 55f. 72c.
Liverpool, August 12.—Noon-Cotton opened flat;
uplands 8\'®8?g; Orleans 9@9,V
Liverpool, evening, August 12—Cotton closed
easier; uplauds 8S; Orleans 9; sales 8,000; specula
tion aud export 1,000.
PuovMtoys —Lard 45s. 6d.
AFTERNOON.
Nlw York, August 12.^-Cotton quiet and woak
sales 836 balea; uplands 19.
Produce— Flour, Southern, dull and unchanged.
Wheat firmer; winter red and Western ,$1.39(^1.42
amber Western $1.45® 1.40. Corn firmer at 67.
Provisions.—Pork 13\®13‘,\ Beef dull. Lard
quiet; kettle 9Si Navals dull. Groceries firm
Freights declining.
Financial—Loans havo inctcascd over a million
and a half. Speoie decrease a million a half; sprde
shipments $330,000. Money abundant at 2® 3. Ster
ling Gold 12’,®12 '*. Governments very
strong and steady; C2a 14X* Teunesseoa very firm
Louisian as vory active; Virginia! Ci, new 72; Ala-
bamas 100; 6a 67; Georgias 82, 7a 91; North Caroli
na* 45, new 27; South Caroliuas 70, new 5i
Baltimore, August 12.—Produce.— Flour quiet.
Wheat dull. Corn quiet.
Provisions—Pork steady at $14.50®15.< o. Shoul
ders C\@7c. Lard dull at 10fc&ll>,r.
Whisky 04o.
Cotton dull and hoavy; middlings 19; net receipts
25; gross 34; stock950.
Cincinnati, August 12.— Produce.—Fh
dy. Corn quiet.
Provisions.—Provisions withdrawn iu anticipation
of high prices. Pork $12.50. Shoulders $,',; clear
sides 9}£. Lard 9 V
Whisky 87c.
Louisville, 'August 12.— Provisions.— Provisions
closed firmer. Pork unsettled at $12.60. Lard
inalat8\<$9. Bacon, Uoldors anxious; shoulders
7S; clear .sides ?■«.
Whisky 87.
8t. Lotus, August 12.-Produce—Flour dull.—
Corn declining.
Provisions.—Pork $12.76. Shoulders 8q;
tides 8. Lard nominal.
Naw Orleans August 12.—Produce.—Flour quiet;
superfine $4.76; double extra $0.60; treblo $7.
Corn firm at 686*70. Oats quiet at $486 52.
Produce—Pork in speculative demand; sales
$14.26. BaoonduUat$7Q8V.
Whisky quiet at 01«s$l.
Coffee quiet at 14 S016\.
Finanoial.—Bank sterling 22 V 8l«bt», premi
um. Gold 12.
Cotton dull and lower. Low middlings 16 v*17;
net receipts 57; gross 308; aaloe 1,100; stock 33,644;
exports to Great Britain 3,644; coast wise 1,070.
Wilmington, August 12.—Cotton quiet; middlings
29; net receipts 20; stock 611.
Moriut, August 12.—Cotton dull; middliugs 17q
017. 1 ,; net receipts 130; stock 6,100.
Savannah, August 12.—Cotton lu good demand,
low middlings 16; net receipts 86; exports coastwise
627.
PniLADBLuniA. August 12 —Cotton dull; middlings
19.
Norfolk, August 12.—Cotton steady; low mid
dlings 171,; net receipts 64 bales; stock 681.
Charleston, August 12.—Cotton dull; middlings
tec; net receipts 04 bales; stock 3,347.
Boston, August 12.—Cotton dull; middlings 19*.;
net receipts 6; gross 197; sales 20; stock A«k).
Galveston, Angus! 11—Cotton dull; good ordina
ry liV, Bet receipts 165; stock 1,800.
Augusta, August 12 —Cotton dull; mi<k I nga 16\
#17.
VERY LATEtT.
New York, August 12.-Midnight .-fils, 17\, 621,
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Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES.
NERAL AGENCY tor Middle and North <
gia. Office corner Pryor and Wall Streets
1 Kimball building.
AppllcatiniiH for Policies of Lift- .insurance re
I’d aud appointments of
Special and Local Agents
Made by ANSLKY k STACY,
General Agents
Atlanta, <
•* Liberal ComiuiHHiouB allowed ENERGETIC
CANVA8SEIW. RUgl2 lw.
"home-made
Carriages, Buggies,
PHOTONS,
O-, etc., efe-c., Cfc
AT
A. T. Finney’s
Carriage Emporium,
.NO. H BltOAD STREET,
ci TLjIJTTjI, OKOnOKI.
The l’iimrer Carriage Mauiilai'larr of
Atlanta.
H IS work EQUALS if not SURPASSES, lu IlnUb,
tbo
Best .for I hem Made ll'ork,
And in durability ia FAll SUPERIOR—all work be
ing put up of the very beat seasoned woxl and by
THE BEST WORKMEN,
While in PlilCES, I can compete with
ANY MANUFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Call aud examine for youraelf, or send your
orders -6U
49- AGENT for KIMIIALL DUOS.,
Carriage Manufacturer*, of Conton.
aug5 lrn
illierriintuoue Olburtiiscmcnie.
CHICKERIJVG
PIANOS!
THE INOEIISIUSLD BUNG THL
GENERAL STATE AGENT
Fur the WORLD RESOW NED
Chickoring Pianofortes
la prepar.id to farniah those admirable instruments
STOCJt KEPT A THIS MUSIC STORE
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY,
An parties may desire.
CATALOG UK HOOKS,
ig nuen. DESCRIPTION and ENGRAVING of
each style, sout, iiost-paid, to any party, on applica
tion.
Mnuitfatlrtrrr's t'erti/lralr anil
II 'iirranlg
ACCOMPANIES EACH INSTUUMKNT.
EDWIN FAXON,
HtcUribe & <To to tljc Public.
in tup:
CITY!
BUSINESS
O O Ia E Gr E
IS DEVOTED TO T1IB*
PRACTIOAL,
USEFDIi
THO*. HAMPTON, H.
Brake's
F. A.
, SALMONS, F. A. BARNOUB.
Creek Miile.
BARBOUR <« CO.,
BALERS IN
FLOUR,
MEAL,
SHIP STUFF,
Fxi.rsM.r, w,™m-,
so- HianEST PRICE PAID FOn WIIEAT.
All produce delivered at tho depot fl'oe of charge,
aprl8-6m
MARTIN INSTITUTE,
Jefferson, Jackson Co., Georgia,
ime grade can offer to patrons induccmcntx equal
> oura. Beard ia only $ 12 to $14 per month.
The vary low rates of tuition aro reduced about
ono-third by the endowment, and tho quiet, moral
id atndloua habits of the pupils cannot be excelled.
Our applications from abroad aro already mime-
ms, and those wishing to secure board will do well
to apply immediately. For fnlj informntiou address
rrof. J. W. GLENN, prof. 8. P. OKR, or
JA8. E. RANDOLPH,
angT wlm. Sec. Board of Trustees.
SOUTH GKOilGIA
FEMALE COLLEGE,
IVY STREET,
id Line atreota, HUH
ternber 4, 1871. For circula
time aud at the LEAbT POSSIBLE EXPENSE
for a successful future.
t*»>. There are no vacations,
gq. Students enter at any time.
The iuHtitutiou iximt* Lifo Hcholarrdiip*, which
give to the holder tbo privilege of completing the
course at pleasure, aud to review at any future time
GRATIS.
j^For further particular*, Catalogues, Specimens of
Fcumauship Currency, Ac.,
Address,
A. R. EASTMAN,'
Box 536. Principal.
aug8 lm.
Dutch Pete’s Restaurant,
Coder James' Bank,
j J AS BEEN RECENTLY FURNISHED WITH A
INTO. 1 COOK,
And all other modern appliances;
«U, MEALS SUPPLIED AT ALL HOURS.
t3- REGULAR BOARD $5 PER WEEK.
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS WILL
ALWAYS BE FOUND AT HIS TABLES.
my20-3m
formed favorablo connection with a responsi
ble Attorney at Washington, D. C., I will file and
prosecute all claims entrusted to my care against tho
United Slates, beforo the Southern Claims Cummin
siun, or any Department of tho Government Office
on Marietta, near Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga.
D. 1*. HILL,
Jyll-lm Attorney at Law.
Auction & Commission.
wo have opened aa auction
Thf Dugan Ilutldlng, on Hill street,
where wo will bo pleased to servo those who maj
need our aervices. We propose to aell any speciea
of property, deal right and make prompt returns c '
all sales. Consignment* solicited. Liberal advance
made on goods in store, to be sold at auction. Reg
nlar sale days, Wednesdays and Haturdays. Sales c
Real Estate promptly attended to.
J. A. CHERRY, Auctioneer.
McDowell & co.
GRIFFIN. OA.. May 19. 1R71. my20-3in
S ms Septeni
particulars, apply at tho Book and
Music Store's, or the College,
jy 25-dkw2m A. J. & ANNIE D. HAILE,
Principal!
CITY
FLOURING MILLS,
JlTL.i.YT.t, CF.Oliai.t.
If all thiui?s are t-qnal, ivlij not iialron
iz<* lioim- mimiifacliire !
HAVE furnished my MiUe throughout-with NEW
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and am now
griudlug new wheat, and am prepared to and will
guarantee evory pound of fionr that 1 sell to come
fully up to representation; otherwise, it can be ship
ped back to me at my expense.
I am prepared to furnish the trade, lu any quantity,
i sacks, half sacks or quarter sacks:
PRIDE OF DIXIE, from choice white wheat.
CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red wheat.
CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY.
STAB MILLS FAMILY.
BRAN, sacked or unaacked.
J. E BUTLER, Proprietor.
sag 112m
▲ CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED.
WE waut a Carriage Painter—a g *od workman -
for which we will give good wages.
Apidy-to
8. F. WILDER k SON.
angll lw Forsyth, Ga
8LANKs.i5ay
uoxtecars BLANK si THE FUN Ofi ss. AUanta.G
HITCHCOCK A- WALDEN,
WUOLKSALK AMD BET Alt, DKALKBS IM
Books and Stationery
64 PEACHTREE STREET,
(POWELL’S BLOCK,)
ATLANTA, GA.
K EEP on hand a largo and cleimnt
. stock of STATIONERY, such as Paper. En-
vclopes, Pens, Ink, IuUtands, Pencils, Slaton, Pock
et Books, Knives, etc,
Fino stock of Initial Taper and Blank Books.
Also, SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES.
Choice lot of ALBUMS and MOTTOES-the lathe
adapted for Sunday Schools, a largo stock ot Miser ,
burnous aud Thoological BOOKS. Catalogues i
free.
To Merchants.
500 Crates assort
ed granite and C C
Ware for $80 per
crate. Cheapest ev
er offered in State.
Send for list of con
tents.
a-s-4
SAVE YOUR FRUIT!
^3
h
o
o
•H
SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND HEST
FRUIT JARS
S EE the testimony of Miss E. J. Hale, who is
known in Atlanla to be unexcelled iu Preserv
ing aud Canning Fruit:
Messrs. McBride cD Co.:
Gemti,x.vkm: My success in tbo use of tho “Vic
tory” Fruit J^r ia ho great that I desire to thank you
for introducing it into our vicinity. More than ten
years ago I began canning fruit for homo use, having
used of every can introduced, from tho old tin cun
and “Arthur’s Patent” glass can (1855) till I found
tho VVJrtory” And I unhesitatingly declare it to bi*
tlio cheapest, most simple to use, nnd the best for
keeping fruit in its natural state that I have ever
seeu. Very Respect uily,
MrilROFTANTS!
BUY
CROCKERY ana GLASS
No. 17 Peachtree Street,
—FROM—
t. pa. r^:iFj^n3Y,
JMTORTER AND JOBBER.
ESTABT.TSnED 21 YEARS. -&«
Keeps a large stock.
Occupies THREE FLOORS—30x120 feet.
Inducements offered to cash buyers
Equal to any Market,
Atlanta, Qa., August 2,1871. aug 5 2m.
Lookout Mountain
FROM ATLANTA, GA.
T IORkTS, FOR TOE ROUND TRir, NINE DOL-
LUtS AND SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, inclu
ding Stage Faro, can be had on application to J. H.
Porter, General Ticket Agent, Union l’awcnger De
pot. Atlanta. E. B. WALKER,
juns3fi-3m Master Transportation.
To Parties Desiring to Build
T 1IIE undersigned would respoctfully Inform tha
citiaena of Atlanta that hs ia now prepared to
SupdfinlmH th« Mn/M/nr mmd Fimiuhinr, m
iht Finikhim* ItspmrtmuHl mml/f, mt tmm
Fhrt I dm as Urn** Ikey tnmjj whh l«
JSrte I.
Hs ha" at his command a pickod ret of hands, and
testa confident in giving gen«ral aatia£action.
*ir REFERENCE -OoL John L. Grant, Lonolny
k Robinaon. and Fay k Corput, Architects.
jou.r c. . ftcuoLs,
OrriCE ID IIB.USE UUUb. VKXOS b-riUKT
tusnsm
ir.1T. M.iCKfK,
Painter and nero- atar,
O rnoK Oh*. W. o. tekx VLIkilall Mrat, l»
luma thanks to his old patrons for funner
Aivsrs, aud hopes by attention to buaincaa to merit a
s of tbs sains. ap26 1y
We offer the
Cheapest and
Best line oi
House - Keep
ers’ Goods in
the City. Cut
lery, Spoons,
Forks, Knives
Waiters, Cas
tors, Vases &
Toilet Sets.
In fact, any
thing needed
in a well kept
house. Call
with the cash
McBride & Co.
NOTICE.
Sui uuiMKKnrNT’a Omrx, fir»nni\ Railkoid.I
AtToratA, July II, 1871. 1
T TNTTT. FURTHER NOTTUR, ON AND AFTER
Ly THURSDAY, July 13th, a Night Train wUl bs
ruu on the Athena Branch, cornccting with Rcgu »«■
Night Traina at I'nion Point.
Jyl4-lm s. K. JOHNSON, Sap't.
a. B. HOOKS,
C ontractor for brick ani>
Storm Work, of all cla*acs. Plant* ring knd
Ortiamcuta' work, 8ton« Cutting, etc.
Griffin, Go., May 12.1871. U-
