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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1871. NO. 386. THE DAILY SUN, MfcW by the Atlanta Sun I’ublisliInK foai|iauy. A In.tad. r II. Wriilirni, i Archlb.hlJB. a^Igliu, j rwprtolrtta Alexander II. Stephens, l'olitleal Editor. A. R. Watson, .... Sews Editor. J. Ilenlir Smith, tlenernl Editor and Bust, lies* Manager. Loral Kdltor i WILLIAM U. HOOBE. TrftTtllai Mg eat* t J. M. W. HILL. J. W. HEARD, To Tu.vyklkks.—Persons paaalug through Chat tanooga, will And Tun Bob for sole by c. H. GlodhUl, News Agont. Agemtm for TUr fan, Thomas N. Homm, Thomas v Me, Ga. Jambs Allen Smith, KaoxrtUc, Tonn. Dave Dell, Athena, Oa. Joum T. Robert*, Atlanta, Oa. J. L. Wuzout, Woodetock, Oa. J. GaC.vLDWELL, Thomasa, Oa. H. C. Hamilton, Dalton, Oa. W. C. Da via, Jr., Eatonton, Ga. HOW TO RMMIT MONEY, We will be responsible for the safe arrival of all TELEGRAPH NEWS By the Sew York Associated l’ress. DOMESTIC NEWS. PENNSYLVANIA. ofaal/dff- Million SLrrwr—W«r»p fWm Nmp- paardla hr lad. PnrsTON, Aug. 14.—An explosion of fire damp occurred to-day in the Cagle Bliaft, worked by Adlo Thompkina.— Twenty men were working in the rear of the gangway at the timo of the explosion, which tore away the timbers supporting the roof, causing it to fall in, leaving the men imprisoned behind the rock wiUi no means of escape until the debris shall havo been cleared away. Benj. Davis, who was working outside the gangway, was instantly killed by the explosion.— The men imprisoned are most likely dead, or will be bofore they can be reached.— It will tako a day or two to get their bodies out. Mo paper , for, aud names will always be teased when the time paid for expires. Hake ap Clubs. We shall make Tub Sun lively, fresh and Inter- uding—containing all the latest nsws. We shall till it with good reading matter, and shall hav# in each issue as much reading matter as any taper in Georgia, and wo shall aoon enlarge and otherwise improve ty eo aa to give it a handsomo appearance aud iuako it easily rood and desirable to have in the family. Wo aak our friends to use a little effort to make up a club for ns at every post office. See our club rates A very little effort is aU that la needed to make upi targe list. To Corrcspoadeats. Mr. Stephens will remain la Crawford vUle. His ronnectioa With Tux HON Will hot change hie resi dence. All letters intended for mm, either on pri vate matters or oouuected with the Political Do- jiartnmntof this paper, should be addressed to him at Crawfordvillo, Georgia, All letters on 1 **~ The Sun, cxoepl n.ldrcHtMxI la #. 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Advertisements under the Special Notice need leaded) for less time than one week, will be chargod nr AdTcrtScmenU. «x«pt Ibr buta nes* houtav.. In ttvii dtj, tatt*t b, ptail ler In ad- NnrtvJneilon will bo mfiAo on tho »bo,o rate, for quarterly, aemi-aunual or yoarly advcrtiacmenU. WBSTXSN 4 ATLANTIC (OH STATE) RAILROAD. I TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta.. WBNOBa TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Chattanooga VAST LINK TO NKW 1:15 a 4:26 p in ■ OUTWARD- Leaves Atlanta » 2:4o p m Arrives at Dalton 7:5J p m NI9HT SASSBBOER TBAIN—INWARD. Leavos Chattanooga • ? Arrives at Atlanta.. 1.42 a .,*1 FASSENOX* TRAIN—INWARD. leaves Chattanooga * Arrives at Atlanta 2:20 pm ACCOMMODATION TRABI—INWARD. Leaves Dalton *.ri * J" Arrives at Atlanta TTIE OBORO7A (XVOVWTX) RAILROAD. (.Vo Day Train on Sunday.) Kbthl 1'MMneor Trnlu >rdm> “ ?:’*■ J* Nv«Ut lwrafifir Tinln Irafira ? lJ»j l’uionffor Titan srrlvra « *> P- *n Liny lta~onjor Train travel — 1 1: *• “ Huiue Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8.03 a. m Htunn Mountain Accommodation leaves....0:35 p. m 1:40 p.m. ....2:65 p. ro jr mw __ ... ,5;05 p* Ui N*ight"l > assenger Train arrives m Night Passenger Train loaves... Leave* Macon. Night Paseeng- Arrives at Macon, Night Passenger Train a Night Passenger Train lest*. Day Passenger Train arrive* . Day Passenger Train loaves 7.101 ATLANTA AND BICBMOED AIM-UXB RAILBOAD. Lreve »*•••» ® ^ Arrivo at Atlanta , « M Lreve Atlanta «*.,« p ‘ mg’ Macon A August* lUllroad. dav FAsaxNuRa train d «lv. w«an hotctvp. Leave Augusts a 00 A ’ M Arrive at Macon at.... Arrive at Aagusta at Western Railroad of AlabaHta, Ixave Holms a -loAM Arrive at It oat Point p Leave West Point Arrive at Montgomery Leave Cold tubus .“. Arrive at Columbus ... 4:15 P M ...11:40 AM ...12 JO P M Atlantic and Oalf Hallta^ I.MtOM Savannah, OR., via MX***.**** 0 * 10 * I and Tallahassee, to .11:15 T. M .. f:16 P. M .. 2:30 P. M ArrivcToTi^uincjr da?l> (Sundays excepted;.ld-00 P. M Lsrvb Quincy dally (HuRday exempted).... 9:49 A. M I .cave Tallahassee daily iBuadayi ««»p- tMSa-jmtac— • Lrara Albuy Jtat, NORTH CAROLINA Eulmllta Fire ml 1J.tdih.rw. Oolosbobo, Aug. 11.—About liolf-paot twelve o’clock last night a fire broke oat at the Exohango Hotel in this place, de stroying the two hotels, ten stores and ont-bniTdings, and the railroad car-sheds. Loss about eight, thousand dollars. In surance probably thirty thousand dollars. The fire was the work of on incendiary, and is generally supposed to have had its origin in the late negro riot Thirty were arrested and several were wounded. The French Government it is report ed, hss requested the extradition of the Communists who havo taken refuge on British soil. Tho reply of tho British Cabinet is said to be a decided refusal. Tho vine disease prevails in Portugal and the wins crop will be short A dispatch from Borne reports that King Victor Emanuel had a narrow es cape from death while hunting wild boors. Balaria papers, received by overland ail via Indio, oontain the details of a dreadful oolamity whieh visited the small bland of Tsgolanda, about CO miles Northeast of the Celebes. An outbreak of a volcano was aooompanied by a con cussion of tho sea and a wave forty yards high, swept all human beings, oatueand horses off of tho Island. The number of persons that perished is stated at 116. W A SHINGT O N. CONNECTICUT. Otmlh of m Lmdg. Habtford. Aug. 14.—Mrs. Catharine Toucf* wifo of tho former Secretory of the Navy, waa taken sick at church yes terday, and died before reaching home. ■— y+-a TENNESSEE, Tht Orrml Gabbler Still Gobbling. Nashville, August 14.—The Pennsyl vunia Central Railroad now claims a con trolling interest in the Louisvillo and Cincinnati bridge over the Ohio River. Judge Baxter lias decided that tho tax on lawyers is unconstitutional. An ap peal will be taken from the decision CALIFORNIA. Htnry JtrrlrmU tram Hang Kong—-The Coremn tJj'pedilioHt AY. San Francisco, August 14.—The Chi na has arrived from Hong Kong with forty cabin, two hundred and eighty steerage passengers and 45,509 packages of merchandise. Japan is quint. Immense improv meuts in widening canals and hmlding railroads is progressing. The Corean expedition has been oceom- dished. There is no change in relations. Minister Lowe oml Admiral Rogers will await instructions from Washington be fore pushing hostilities. Details fully confirm the report of tlio second battle. re2& all the naval effect of ft defeat Tw o Englisluneu and one German, who were engaged in saving material from a wrecked German schooner, were captured by the Coreans, hound hand aud foot, strung upon Bamboo polos and carried into the interior. The British fleet has sailed from Japan to inquire into the mat ter. r 1 OHIO. Chmmg. rnt Ummdv-.-J Mm SfmrUhtd. CmcnruxTi, August If—The gnoge of the Louisville and Cincinnat Short Line Itoad has l)een changed from five feet to four feet eight inches. Tho row at tho junction of tlio Lake Superior and Northern Pacific ltailroad is over. In the suppression of the liquor traffic the Sheriff was dangerously woun ded, and one rioter was killed and anoth- oundod. nev\Tyork. Jm.th.r UV.HO/S Il.mlh-Thr.t IMU ImI »v Fir,. Mr. Nkw York, August 14.—John Clark, florist at Fifth Avonne Hotel, a Wostflold victim, is dead. . ... . Tho World has a special that Victor Emmanuel proposes to restore tho Quiri- ual to tho Pope, and enter into a league with France and Spain, to secure tho Pope perfect independence. Three lives were lost by a fire in Jersey City tLi* morning, viz: tho niece, wife ana sou of Heury Smith. A nephew of Smith is mining, aud is supposed to have been burned. McGee, of the firm of Durancy & McGee, has been arrested on tho charge of arson. FOREIGN NEWS. DENMARK. Tr.mnmrtr nt.lrmumt-rircmlmr An Mmmtim.U —r*. JVlno Im MU.tr Ftmmmetml M.litr. Td.Mm.Mlux raU/M«l-m< Wwmlhtr. Waotikoton, August 14.—Tho steamer Nipsio has been ordered to San Domin go waters. Creswell is here. Tho balanoe in tho Treasury is 888,- 700,000 in coin, and 84,780,000 in cur rency. Tho following has boon sent to agents designated to negotiate the new loon: “ Gentleuen—I have doemod it advi sable, upon further consideration, to withdraw the loon, for the present, from the market, with the exception of the 5 per cent. Bonds, as offered to the Na tional Banks, by the circular letter of the Secretary of the Treasury, dated the 10th instant. This communication relates to the 4 and 4 j por cent bonds, in connec tion with the 5 per cent. Very respect fully, Geo. S. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury.” The Signal Office at Detroit reports a dense smoko for the past five days. Be- S orto from Lake Huron state that the eusity of the smoko impedes navigation. The official statement forfthe fiscal year ending the 80th of June makes the following allowing: Keceipta—From Customs 8206,250,000, Internal Revenue over 8143,000,000, public lauds 82,250,000, and from mis cellaneous sources 831,500,000. Expenditures—Civil and miscellaneous 809,500,000, War Department 835,750,- 000, Navy Dopartmout 819,500,000, In dians 87,750,000, Pensions 834,000,000, and intoreft on tho Public Debt *211,- 000,000. J.’C. Bancroft Davis lias been ap pointed agent for the United States at the Geneva arbitration, under the Treaty of Washington. The Ku-Klux evidence is now in tho hands of the Publio Printer. It makes two thousand printed pages. Mt.lMrmtmr1.ml. Office Chief of Siqnai, Skbyice, Washington, D. 0. August 14. RECORD FOR THE TAST 24 Bpm« has risen slightly I a uTillfi^’Wemag at the Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations, and remains station ary north and west of Missouri. It has fallen in Wisconsin and Michigan, and threatening weather is reported from southern Wisconsin and Iowa. Tele graphic communication with station up- C Michigan is prevented by extensive land smoke, trad haze is reported from Michigan to New York and to Ken tucky. Ram and oload have continued in Florida and South Carolina, and are now reported from Louisiana eastward. Tho mavimnm temperature has extended from Missouri and Arkansas to.West Vir ginia and Eastern Tennessee. South easterly winds with partially cloudy and oloar weather hss prevailed on the mid dle and cost Atlantic coast. rrmdmdIIIUmm. The barometer will probably rise in the north-west, without material change in the weather. The conditions are fa vorable for local »terms to-night in Wis consin and Illinois, which wUl probably be repeated Tuesday afternoon over the same region. Light rains, if any, will probably he experienced to-morrow on the Gulf coast, and increased cloudiness, wilh generally pleasant weather, through out the Atlantic States. Dennis Dardeu and John McCrthy ex changed four shots to-day. MoCsrthy was killed. Both were sporting men. A New Way toVunlsh Bad Boys. Liverpool, August 14.—Hoou-Ooltou optooddull; uplands 8\; Orloans 9; Mica 10,000; spcruUtion •nd export 2,000. rRAXEroRT. Aucust 14.—Benda 7C r .^77. Cincinnati. August I4.-Outtou dull aud drool ing; low middling* ic,t;, middlings 18; Uu soles. Whisky higher st 88. aud firm st the advsuoe. Produce—Flour stendy with gooddemsnd; sapor fine 94*10; extrs $5.25; finally $9.60. Corn firm Rod in good domsnd; mixed shellod 54. Gets sUedy.with good demand;jpriBSR mixed 33636. Provisions—Moos Pork' steedy but quiet at 91X50. Bacon active rim! higher; shoulders 9J4*. dear rib sides 7 %; clear sides 1\ j hams in moderate consumptive demand, and steedy; sugar cured 18& 13JL Bulk Menu steedy end in fikir demend; shoul ders 6 Si; doer rib sides 4»i; deer shies o\. Lnrd hold higher without buyers; city kettle rt ndered 9\. AFTEttSOOS. Hew Tube, August 14. s —Ootkm bettor domeud, low prices; solus 3638 beiee; nptauds 18\. Produce—Flour, Southern, dull end stoedlor; common to Mir extre 15.30^6.50; good choice 96.65 %9. Wheel one oent better; winter red end Western 40@45Jwintornnd ember Weetarn 47#4l. Corn 203 bettor. rxovjMom—Porli McJ, st lS.q. Beet qatot— lad firmer; kettle fig; Rknto ■totaiy. Ttakiw firm. Frelshto docllalDs- Cottoo x bettor. Fmtotcun-Moaqrmqr at ISS. Storting duU— Ctolfilfiv Uovontin*nto atronger; 81, higher; Stole* geucnUy very dull. Tenswa/M. 75. now T5; V.’iM, new 72; L.', M. new fiO; Leva;, 00; 8. S3; AU’ilOO; fi. 67; (H',S3; 7, 01; EO'a. IS. new 17; S. Ce'B 71, new 18, etawoom, August 14.—The most stringent precautionary menaures have been forced by the Danish Government to provont tho introduction of tho cltolo- tnto tho country. FRANCE. Tdt Helm* mt m C*mMmml$t. Veusaillls, Aug. 14.- The defense of M. Gustavo Courbet, whioh was sub- mittod to the court martini to-day, is to the effect that he joine.1 the Commune for the purpose of endeavoring to effect a paoittcattou between its members and the Versailles authorities, and that to his per sonal exertions wns due the saving of many works of arts during the destruc tion of Paris. LONDON JtnMir •emir* JjyjTl ml rrtatoMr. Cmrlmnd, and tlto •* London. August U.-Itis reported sw tlio Italian Government tina in- dieted the Minister st Versailles to ex- press thanks to Thiers for Ins pacific eon- effintory wor.K Imt was surpnsetl that Xhterx pcrniitH tho HDOftkew to t»e lan guage injarkwe to Italy. The litoral Rome journals cxprossreatl) nom for Italy to moke Alliance with France If France abandon* the negotiations rela tive! to the Pope. The Londonderry apprentice torjra, by mc-mboTHof Pnrliamout, John- son and Mr. Rhea, of Belfort, attempted a procession in violation of tlic prucUma- oA. The police noaUercd them anud cheers for th« Catholics. Store were thrown when the riot set was read and the cavalry and the l<ohce charged. Baoannal).8l|ipping Cinrs. MURRAY'S LINE—NEW I IRK Or SAVANNAH. JiVKliY TDJ2SDAY fkom fauii pobt, IMHUBANCE BT 87RAMEB8 OF T1II8 LINK, ONE HALF PBU CENT. CABIN PASSAGE nifi’v ...iik .tak.1.1 T n The first olass stoRmshli l olass stORmsuiits ....DEAItBOmf, CuninisixW. DULKJ.hi , CornRxsutier, il one at these atnniuthlpe LEO, VIKOiO, OornpoAO this lltuv. ... Htav/'s onrh part EVERY TUESDAY. i and also through bill Cotton iL-hUboA lor Tho usual quiet town of Iowa Falls, Iowa, hss been greatly excited by the discovery of a gang of juvenile thieves, lads belonging to good families. . From the local paper wo glean the particulars : About ten boys wore implicated in all, and they had their signals, plans and machinery all oompleto for canying on the business. It is lueky for all of thorn that they were thus suddenly brought up against tho stopping place, else a far worse fate would probably have ovetaken them. Tho testimony of each hoy ohorgod was taken down separately snu alone, aud his voluntary confession giv en, and by comparing all the notes it is evident tho whole truth has como out. All tho parents, with one exception, chose A. A. Wells as tho judge to pro nounce the sentence, and ho reported a ifOfiw of punishmeut to which, with the above exception, they agreed, tho sub- stanoe of which is as follows : 1. Each boy remains at home ten days at work. . . 2. Not allowed to oongregate together or associate with other boys sway from home for —months 3. Each one must have a pass from his parents, and if fonnd lounging around or away from homo without tho pass to be locked up by the marshal twelve hours for the first offense, and doubling up for each succeeding offense. Diot to be bread and water. Pasnnoxe-Pork .total; at tltM&U.CO. skoul- Jcn e\@7e. Ludttl0t;@UK<i, Wlitakj 81@35. London, August 14, evening.—Securities un changed. * Paris, August 14—Rentes 55177c. Liter fool, August 14, Evening.—Cotton closed dull; uplands 8\; Orleans 0. Cincinnati, August 14.—Produce—Floor sten dy. Corn full prices. Provisions.—Pork light; full prices, 912]{<$13, generally asked. Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon opened firm, aud doaed dull, holders aaklng fur shoulders G\; clear.aidre 0^. Ht. Louis, August 14.-Produce—Flour dull.— Corn declining. Whisky 88@90. Provisions.—Pork Brat; basiueee light. Dbcoala good demand; shoulders G V, clear sidos 8fv8J4 Lard dull; kettle •>., Louisville, August 14.—Produce.—Flour * toa dy. Corn sackod, round lots, 65. Provisions.—Pork 13; shoulders fi. 1 *; clear sidos 7X. Lard9 l s(£ll. Whisky 89c. Galveston, August 14.—Tlio first bale of cotton receivod bore Eras bought to-day by B. Mure 6c Oo. for 25Mo per pound; it classed as middlings. New Orleans August 12— Produce.—Flour in fair demand; double extra $640; treble 9fiX$7. Corn quiet; mixed 67. Oats quiet; prime 80. Provisions—Pork quiet at 914 K. Bacon quiet bnt firmer at 97; rib 8 ' 4 &)wl aides Lard changed. MJEtt Whisky dull at 90Q1.00. Coffee firmer atl4^$15?{. mlfim. uoiu in*. Wilmington, August 14.-Nplrita Turpentine qoiet at 42X. Boeain 92.20 for strained. Norfolk, August 14.-Cotton steedy; low mid dlings 17 { net receipts 286 baler;; stock 668. Baltimobe, August 14.—D«ll aud tending down; middlings 18S9Js: recqlpt*79; grots 79; saloe 00 hales; stock 995. Charleston, August 14.—Cotton dull; middlings 17c; net receipts 124 bales; exports coastwise 647; ■Mss 60; stock 29. New Orleans, August 14.—Oottou sternly; mid- filings 16,17; net receipts 1,389: grows 1,439; ex ports coastwise L«4; sslos 100; stock *7,479. Savannah. August. IX—Cotton, nothing *doing; low middlings 16‘4; net reoeipta 317; middlings 19; stock 6L Boston. August 14.—Cotton dull; middlings 10; net reoeipta 2; gross 19; sales 20;. stock 6.500. Month*. August 14.—Cotton quiet; middlings 17)^ •17K; net recoipts 78; export* to Orest Britain 43; ooastwisc 09; sales 200; stock 4,685. ^Galveston, August 14.—Cotton market dull; goad ordinary 16\ ; net receipts 76 bales; stock 1,978. Pb 1 ladelfe 1 a, August 14.—Cotton dull, middlings 19; reoeipta 4. Augusta, August 14.-Cotton dull; middlings 16\ •17; sales 60. New Yoee. August 14.—Later.—81h 19; 62* 14H; 114; Be lb*i; nsw 127*; 7*13%; 8» 14; 10-40s 13 V by all railroad connectit lading given to Havauuah - n ,. UveriN >01 and Hamburg by first class sUwmshipe. For freight or tin—ago. apply to IIIWTEK A OAMMJCLL, Hi Day street. PI U LAD El. I lflA AND BAVANNAIf MAI L UTEAM HUP COMPANY. PHILxtItEM.PHIml AJTU At' » vjj-.rjs. ®ail8 S^n Book onb Job EVERY SATURDAY fbou each foot. IN8URANCE OH COTTON BY 8TEAMEB8 OH TIUB LINE ONE HALF FEB CENT. CABIN PASSAGE DECK, with subaistenee , v *&•*!»*, iB oompoaed of the fret class steamships WYCJWiHO. TEAL. Commander. BABRETT, Oommandor a »b)amships leave each i>ort E BATUBDAY. Through bills lading uirniah«*v> uj tocse etoomshlp* by oU railroad counections. Por freight or passage, apply to HUNTER A O AMMKLL, 34 Boystreet. For Boston. CABIN PASSAGE 920 Steauiora soil from Savannah daring Decemi follows: Saragossa Thursday,February 2d America, Ttauredoy, ““ Saragossa Thursday, America, Thursday, Saragossa Thursday, ] JAB. B. WEST k OO., aor9-if Bay street, foot of Whitaker. The Palace Dollar Store New OlbtJcrtifiementB. Office Atlantia Street 14. Atlanta, Aug. H, 1HTI. | I AM Instructed by the Board of Directors of the Company to ooliect the third lurtalmeot of 926 per share on the stock Subscribed. I’losso call al my Office and pay tbs amount. W. P. ORME, Treasurer. anglt St A LADY vesting it In a first-class business, well estab lished and prosperous In all reapocta, will find It to her advantage to address at once, MACON. tug 14 at Box K. K., Macon. Oa. Gainesville Sulphur Springs duced to the following rate: BOARD PER MONTH 140 00 12 00 2 90 WEEK .. .. DAY Children uuder 12yoora of age ^ •e'jvanta price. »• «• MccAMY. 4. A pardon to bo giycn after a reason- able time, if daeerved by good oondueL Each boj hat a copy of the sentence on card-board for reference. i. A. ANSLEY. ®* WACY. THE EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society OF THE UNITED STATES. G enual aoenct for niddi* Oita Otto, corner Fryor t otl W tat StrMtta No, 1 Kimball building. Applications for Policies of Life Assurance rccel* od and appointments of Special and Local Agent, (talc by ANSLEY It STACY. 7 General Agents, Atlanta, Ga. MARKKTS BV TELEGRAPH. NOON. Haw Yoax, AoipmIH.—Cotton tower, tot*,I.lfiO bat,*; 11j>l*n<l* ISh; Oiia.mll>. Pwbvca—Floor *to»d7. WW a .btato Orm«r. Cora rerj firm. raovnioaa-Porb firm at «ll.rXtolXM. Lare .total,. TorpaeMoa firtrt *•> attad, fit N«<7S. loam toad, at IXIaaLW for atntaad. Fniftito dalL rt.taieiAt - Tttock* qotot; prlca brttor Uian a anolw Ooreramata atoad, aad qatota Ktoto botad* doUbutatoad,. »foo*, ~*y ta X Crokaafa —long?SI abort 10. Oold aaad, rt tl'i. Loraoa. Aa«M* U.-Noota-OaMHla S rratta Ao»»at lt- OANViaBEUM. augll lw. LAND volt HALE. ACEES or LAND- woll Umberad and wa 4 UU tered—nearly all in wooda—300 acres on the Sandtown Road, 409 acres on tlio McDonough rood— all withia four mllo# of Atlanta. Both tracts have improveaieuta on them. Apply to It. W. Tidwell, Mitchell Street, or W. F. Poole, Sandtown Band, tor particular*. Jj-31 2w HAM’L h. stout, m. Agent for Utiodaction of Harper 9l Brothers’ EDUCATIONAL. WOltKW. «T «oa af rkfiliH * Craota. ooran MwIMa ad PaOhfraa atmato, Atlaato. Oa. JHptl Fota tor.brae; alwagra preaeat to attoadto trataoara la sgffi*aoe. ses 1 THE BOSTON AND 8AYANNAH STEAMSHIP L1K1 The steamships 11 CHH. F- M. Swan. HECK...#. a 10 00 Through bills of lading given by railroad agents to Boston, aud iu Boston by Steamship agents to prin cipal points in Georgia, Alaarna and Florida. W*- Throairh bills of lad mg given to Providence, Fall Biter. Portland. Loweir&wrente. Ac. Paseago tickets gold at tallroad depot, and state rooms Secured in advance by writiug agents in Hs aunalu BIOHAflDSON A BARNARD. Agents, Raranuah. F. NICKE1WGN k CO., ■PgPf* A«ente, Boston. For Nfsrw Yorlt. THE QUEAT SOUTHEUN BTBAXSHIF COMFAOT. , KVEIiY THURSDAY, loattraaoa by (hi* t.tnc can ba aflbotod cedar oar CABIN TSmSS^f. 00 The first class steamers Ilrrm.n Llvlnfatono Chaowaan, Coat. Tow. F. o. HaUor,. Oom. WUl raUra foUova: H. UVIN<‘“'' V '“ - -oy >. OEN. tlAttwc ^ * Bills of lading given hereon ootton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by Ural close steamers. For passage or freight, snpir to WILDER A FITLLARTON, not 9>tf No. 8 Stoddard's Upper Benga. For Baltimore. TB SI JOB OFFICE! fJYHE SUN JOB OFFICE IIAS JUST BEEN SUtlTJED * with a splendid assortment of the Latest Styles o| ’ ^ NEW AND ELEGANT TYPES, And is now prepared to do the Fii^|t/{ri^)^ of JOB PRINTING! |«gal |lato si |my |e?srijlisa FURNISHED TO ORDER. We have made ample arrangements to get up Blank Boole* . AT THE LOWEST RATES . LEDGERS, JOITRNALB, RECEIPT BOOKS. ETC. 91 £4. li. PIKE, PBOPRIETOR. -GOODS SENT TO ANY PART UF TUB kY. Jyl9-lm Popular family Gcwiitfl XHacliitut A CARKIAQE PAINTER WANTED w E went sCsrrisge Painier—a good workmaa— far which wa w>U give good wagee. aagU lw AWlf •. V. WILDER 4B0N. Foreyth* Oa. CITY FLOURING MILLS, sritauru, ecossM. If oil thlnRfi are equal, why art patron lw* hMB« munufartnrr t HAVE furnished my Mills throughout with NEW and IMPROVED MACHINERY. aad am now grinding new wheat, ami am prepared to and will guarantee evary pound of flonr that! sen to ootno fully up to roproMintetiou; otherwise, it can be ship. pe«l Lack to mo at my expense. I am prepared to fUrnlsh the trade. In any quantity, in sacks, half sacks or quarter sacks: PRIDE OF DIXIE, from choice white wheat. CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red wheat. CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY. STAR MTLL8 FAMILY. BRAN, sacked or unsacked. J. B. B’JYnBR, Proprietor. augtl 2u HOME-MADE < carriages, Buggies, PHOTONS, cfcc., cfcto., cfco., cfco. A . «P. UU—— 1- Carriage Emporium, NO. S BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, SSSSCU, The Planeer Carrhwa NamlhrUrr of Atlaato. jyiH went EQUALS Hart SUBPAmES. In fintob, Deal ATorthem Jftmili SWk, And In durability Is FAR 8TTPERIOB—all work be- ing put up of the very boat *cMone<l*wood aud by THE BEST WORKMEN, While in lTUOKU, I can compete wilh ANY MANUFAUTOBY IN THE UNITED. 8TATM9. 0*11 and examiuo for yourself, or stead-pone sow t ran wawouto CIBaSHAHP,Jr. HWtehaU 8t., Aomtuo, Ktr. uivirAcivumi ah hue amatt JEWELERS. dealers tn Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. FAIRS. MT^fiKAL?^ 00 ^ “ in * - AGENT for KIMBALL Usrrtsgc Msaafactarcn» of Bsttea. aug5 Up * 1Hoa. IIAMVTON, U. D. aahMOMS. 9. Am UApnov*. Ifrake'a A reek AHUtt. A. It Aim OUR * 00., IJKALSI18 IN FLOUR, , MEAL, * SHIP STUFF, FMJ.yul.l.’Y. MM.VTVLMV. „ HI0BE8T PIUOK PAID FOB WHEAT, fa Allproduwdfiltvratalfittb. «bprt Mart obragi. sprllMbs MARTIN “WfiTlTUTl, Jefferson, Jackson Co., Georfta. IIEIFALI. TEUlIf «.f tbo rwt 1871 ’ MONDAY, th. n*tof AUOOn luotatoy. lb. Ifltb, u tt «w utaonai o think that very 14k if any Institution* of tits _« grade can offer to ‘ ours. Board l* only ordmr. Ail tuuto rt brarabart rwauora tart ap- Aalatery done st the shortest notion. I karate- moved to Dealers Opera Hetese* wader Mp— i A action VTareroom, on Marisite street _ > G. ffi* BROWN, •st pft.iPHYri&t- and Btudiou* habits of the pupils cannot be excelled, our applications from abroad ora already antes- me, and those wishing to secure board will <T to apply Immediately. For toll lufur—Mon IW. J. W. GLENN, rre/. & P. ORB, or JA8. I. RANDOLPH. aug7 wlm. hoc. RoardofTgusteea. U do waD i oddies* NORTH GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE, IVY STREET. T>ETWEEN Wheat and Line streets, Atlanta. Fall JJ session opens September 4,187L For ctroml ere oontelnlng full particulars, apply st the Book and "Turin Htores, or the OoUcre. Jy 26 dAw2m A. J. A ANNIE D. HAILE. Principals. MBROHANTS! BUY CROCKERYand GLASS No. H Peachtree Street, -rttoM- T. FL. ^.IFXjEJY, JMPOItTKU AND JOBDIll tur BHTA1IIASBKD 31 YEAHS. -t.fi Keeps a large stock. Oocuptos THREE FLOG148— 30x130 feci Iadnoomcnta ollored to oaah buyers Equal to any .Ttarkrt. AttoBIta Ota, Augvrt 2.HOI. »n«» Jut- Lookout Mountain FKOM ATLANTA, GA. WERTKRN A ATLAimC ^EAORjUD^ J miCEHTS. FOB A LAM AND MC'r PITGIXKRS. GOBLETS, CUPff, FORKS, SPOONS, KNIVES, Ac. To dierteulimr*! Tair For monthly, county ondyotrly F»h*jJSfMSfiBo baend Ao^ur'"** > PREMIUMS We guarantee PERFECT BATX8FAC- ta the BEST TERMS. We do not r profit off of County Fairs Just take pleasure in flUiag large or Of aU h starting, and will amaU orders. Oive oa s oaO or write for prioea. ■HARP * FLOYD, augfi lm. ATLANTA, GA. Mount Do Sales Academy FOR rOUATG latfDIES; (ColtDUCTXI) BY TUB SurTSaS Of SMI ViSITATlOW IWoMr CffitonvlUtei Fhre Miles Weat of BaltJjMorffi, Md. dug country—the City of Baltimore, the Patepaco River and thaChsaapaake Bay The groanda attechad to the Asadamy are givo. aad afford tbp papUs amida am The hxU (or . jf mjiiWTffiiYf '^1 STUDY AND RECREATION, THE DORMITORIES, Ac, bavo been couetrnoted with a view to PROMOTE THE COMFORT of the young ladles. ‘, Address for partiretare. - . vui kill MOUNT DK SALES, •„ m Catonevlilu.P. O., lulu more Co., *iuM i tm •I AM GLAD Mto HAU O0M& •> ’«T Tlia Sf*t Paptr Jaa^rr the *tafr ef To PartiesDedrtiigtoBuiM. Intend f Ae ErtMlSg and JPinlrkktg, dr k Bobtntaifi. —4gfi, fi O fifil. IraMfita*, • ' ^ ~ pidtMi rat rt brail*, rafi tman aih-ldib Hottaa, wamam WILMON • Sewing Machines. bx’tS »S * t T ; Yrt^Mco!*' 1 « If ^ # Mta fi. Ffilt Cratnat, HW ll« K«. fi, fobltDf Ooxor. 1*1 wabbabtid nvamam . ^.... 4 ttoprao ^ 6 For Male. EIGHTH •TEAM PLAINING I