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THE VOL. II. 'UI ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.1, 1871. NO. 31)5 THE DAILY SUN. rubliakrd bj the Atlaiita Sun 1‘uhlliihinK AltXftKdrr H. lUpktBi, ANklkftld M. l|Ml|hU, J. Howly Inllk, - Proprietor*. Alexander H. Stephens, FollUcal Editor. A. B. WttMMi, .... Rewu Editor. J. He.lv Smith, General Editor and Bu«l- TELEGRAPH NEWS lljr the New York Associated Press. WASHINGTON. TrareUai A|»U i J. M. W. BILL. J. W. HEARD, We. Erriux, Jr., Mew* Agent, Savannah, keep* Tun 8vn tot mjie. To Tumui.-Persons pe**log through Chat tanooga, will Hud In Bun for aale bj C. H. Ulodhlll, New* Agent; _ Agents for The Bnn, Thomas N. Hopkim, Thoinaavllle, Ga. James Allen Hmith, Knoxville, Tenu. Dave Bell, Athens, Oa. John T. Roubbti, Atlanta, Oa. J. L. Wriobt, Woodstock, Ga. J. O. Caldwell, Thomson, Oa. H. C. Hamilton, Dalton, Oa. W. C. Davis, Jr., Eatonton, Oa. Tafi’AN, Maw* k Go., White Plain#, Green Co., Oa HOW TO 11KMIT MONKY. Wo will be reaiKineible for the safe arrival of all tuouef spilt ua by Money Order, by Registered Let ter, by Express, or by Draft, but not otherwise. If money aent in an unregistered letter la lost, it must bo the loss of the person sending it. No paper will be aent from the office till It 1* paid for, and names will always be erased when the lime paid for expire*. To Correspondents. _ * Mr. Stephens will remain in Crawfordville. His connection with The Bun will not change his resi dence. All letters intended for him, either on pri vate matters or connected with the Political De partment of this paper, should be addressed to him at Crawfordville, Georgia. All letter* on business of any kind, connected with Tornia ol* fctul»norIptlon x DAILY: per Annum %1 Hix Months 4 00 Throe Moutha 2 00 One Mouth 75 weekly per Annum j as oo i oo Three Ten J 00 Twenty WOO Fifty 27 60 No subscriptions, to tho Weekly, received for a shorter period than six mouths. All subscriptions must be paid for in advanco ; and all names will be stricken from our books wlieu tho time paid for expire*. Name* for Clubs must all be sent at the same time and take the paper for the aauio length of time, and all bo at tho same post office. of Advertising. SMUAnEM. A WEEE 2 WEEK* 3 WEEKS 1 MONTH 1 square $ 3 60 6 U0 7 50 0 00 11 UU 12 00 14 00 10 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 24 00 27 00 40 00 » 00 12 00 16 qO Z4 00 24 00 27 00 :to oo 82 00 80 00 88 00 05 00 TTST 12 60 10 00 20 00 22 00 20 00 28 QO w 16 00 18 00 24 00 27 00 30 00 sa oo 30 Or 38 00 40 00 For ales* period than one week, $1 per square (ten lines of solid Nonperoil type, or occupying that much space] for the first insertion, and 60 ceuta for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements in the Local Column marked with au asterisk, (•) will be charged 25 cent* per lino each ^"/Advertisement# under the Special Notice head leaded) for lees time then one week, will be charged war Advertisements, axcept for eatabliahod busi ness houses, in ttys 01(7. mutt bp p»14 for ‘0 ^oreduoilon will be made on the abovo rates for quarterly, semi-annual or yearly advertisements. of Trains to Arrivals and Departure# of and firona Atlanta. THE WESTEEN A ATLANTIC (OB' STATE) BAILBOAD. NIOHT rASSBNUEB TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta m Arrivosat Cbatianoog*. . 8:16 a Arrtvos at Chattanooga 4:26 p m FAST LINE TO NEW TOBE—OUTWARD. Leave* Atlanta * :4 ? P “ Arrives at Dalton 7 :W p m NIOHT PASHEMOEB TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Chettanooga . r! p m Arrives at Atlanta.. 1.42 a Arrives at Atlanta.. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD. Leaves Dalton 2:25 a Arrive* at Atlanta, u.iua mn OBQROIA (ACOUSTA) RAILROAD. (Ao Day Train on Sunday. Night Passenger Train arrive* BM*. m Might Iwcug.r Train l<*ve. •;**} “ BN&jggria: 5 HUmBMonnUin Acoammodrtioo «t1tbb...baI5.. m Stoue Mountain Accommodation leave*. ...6:36 p. iu MACON AND WESTBRN NAiLliOAP. D»y Pu«:«w train lo»ve. ’ :» »• “*• lANtvu. M*cou ... “• Might trauahger Train Iobvb. }\** J; “• Night Paasenger Train arrlvee . W 23 p. m- Arrive# at Macon... 8 •” P* m - ATLANTA AND WEST POIKL BAILBOAD. Night Passenger Train arrive# 10 07 a. n Night Paaaenger Train leaves 2.45 p. m Day Paaeenger Train arrive# ® W p. n Day Paaaenger Train leave# 7.10 a. m at>.a NT A AND BICHMOND Aia-LINB BAILBOAD. Leave Gainesville.. Arrive at Oaiucsville.. ...10 A. M. ... 3 1*. M. . 6:42 1>. M. Vacua A Augusta Railroad. on t*aa*n«*» ^tbaim d ii V, SUNDAYS XXCaCTBD. Laava Macon at Arrtv* at Macon at... arrive at AngnaU at 6 00 A. M. 7 40 P. M. 1 41 P. M. Weatern Ilollroad of jflRMtos:::::::::.".-. Arrive a< Wo#| Point Alabama. 4:10 A M 6:40 A M 11:53 A M 12:20 PM Arrive at Montgomery Leave Arrtv* at 4*>luwbua AM 12 30 F M F Arrive at Jacksonvilledaily ••••—•• 145 1 Arrive at Tallahaaeoo dally (Sunday* ex p )| Leave TallahMeco dad/ (Suudeys ^ M Leave Jackaonvdie daily 3 40 - • Albany dally af^piphis and Charleston Railroad W. J. Abers, Agent, Atlanta.Oa. mi yarlr or tiie memfnxs and ciiaru>aon ■ tHHMO west; u i S M>ll Train 1B.V1- Clratrauoogm AmM I. KemphU, oort <tar ••• • , com 1*0 east: Morning Expreaa leave# Memphis rives In Chattanooga, nej Mail Train leaves Memphis Arrive* in Chattanooga, next day.. ..10:20 AM ... 5 .on AM Z^....13:\0AU . 600 PM Lamp! d lose Sprained—Men forth Wrapped— The Bntrnbarptr Examination-Tht l»V. remain Wrmmrrary. Washington, August 24.—The domes tic subscription to the New Loau up to noon to-day is nine million. It is suspected that Renforth was druggod. No member of the St. John’s crew was suspected. The Wisconsin Democrats have nomi- mated ex-Senator Doolittle for Gov ernor. Darden, who killed McCarthy, attemp ted to butt his brains out. He had bail a bad dream. Gambetta lias proposed to the French Republican Union the dissolution of the ? resent Assembly on the first of May, 872. Iuthe Wisconsin Democratic platform, the 7th resolution deprecates and de nounces every outbreak of lawlessness and violence at the North and South, and declares that the acts of Congress which authorizes tho employment of a standing army to garrison the places where elections are to bo held, and con stitute a local police in States, and which empower officers of the Federal admin istration to interpose military force for the purpose of aiding a political conven tion, are subversive of free government and a perpetual menace to the public liberty. San Domingo is tranquil. At last ad vices it was financially relieved by the receipt of the proceeds of tho United States San Domingo loan. The sugar and tobacco crops in Hay ti ore large. A churoli iu Balano, Italy, has been struck by lightning. Thirty-two were killed and injured. It is said that Longfellow strained the tendon of one of his foro legs, and will bo lamed for life. It is ulso said that $200,000 changed bauds on the quarter stretch ulonc. Morrissey won $50,000. The owner of Helmbold won at least 860,- 000. Gambetta’s bill proposes the dissolu tion of the Natioual Assembly on the ground that their discussions have proved fruitless, and provides for tho election of a Constitutional Assembly. It also pro vides for the resignation of Theirs when the Assembly is elected. A special to the Loudon Times states that the discussion on dissolving the As sembly is creating the greatest excite ment. A conflict is apprehended. South Side Square,{Hartford, Indiana, has been burned—loss forty thousand dollars. Supposed to be the work of uii incendiary. A witness in the Buffenbarger case says Mrs. R. had told her children that he came to see her under the impression thut sho was 1311 UVuburger’s daughter; that when Colburn fouud out that she was Buffenbarger’s wife, he blipped card into her hand, with words on it to the effect that he would not marry while •fee (Mrs. 13.) was a married woman. On the cross examination the witness •aid Mr. and Mrs. R. seemed to live very happily together, and she never saw any- jured. No confirmation of the rumor has been received. ►* m ENGLAND. •J Warnlmp to Knpland. London, August 24.—Tlia EuglisL for eign office bos been warned to watcb the proceedings at Gostein. The meeting between the Emperors of Prussia ana Austria means moro than a settlement of the Bavarian Railway difficulty. D( )ME8TI0 NEWS. MISSOURI. JReaUnp of fanftdtrmle*. St. Louis, August 24.—Dispatches from Huntsville, Missouri, say 1,200 ex Confederates met at Roanoke Fair Grounds io-day. Governor Reynolds, General Shelby and others addressed them. Politics were not alluded to. Tho meeting passed the following resolution: “That it is the duty of all to turn their bocks upon tho past and grasp manfully the duties and responsibilities cf He future.” MISSISSIPPI. The fatten f reaped. Jackson, August 24.—ltcliublo reports from all Mississippi, North Louisiuua and West Alabama mention devastations by the army and boll worm. Picking has just commenced, and tho early appear ance of the wo.m will shorten the crop. GEORGIA. •Were Marine Wiomalero. Savannah, August 24.—The City of Houston is at Femondina iu distress from a terrific gjile off Cape Carnival The schooner Wm. 13. Mann, off Fry ing-Pan Shoals, was abandoned on the ltfth. A Spanish bark was disabled and towed into tlie Tyboe. Tho Norwegian bark, Hilda, from New Orleans for Bremen, was stranded six miles from St. Augustine, Florida, Au gust I.’3th. Her crew is supposed to have l»ocu saved. Tho Captain is safe. The Spanish bark reported yesterday its towed by tho Montgomery, was the America, Cupt. Santa Maro, from Havumi for New York, iu bidlost. JTfiu Otbucrlisi'iiu'iils. 1)HY GOODS. Smith & Lanier, O N Msrlstta Street, near tbs Rolling Mill, offer their goods aa cheap a* any bouse in tbe city. Chioktiu* always on band I ! aug J5 2U Chamber of Commerce- Atlanta, July 24, 1871 mHKRK will bo a mooting of tho Atlanta rhamlwi X of Conimerco on Friday evening. August v&tli, St 8O'clock, at Uio OONOOMDIA HALL. Kutraiii'o Imtwwn tbs store# of Garrett k llro., atnl Jordan, Howard k Haralson. DKNJ. K CRANE. aug25 it Frasiticut. House Servant .Wanted WISH to hire a well-qualified U<m«o Servant to WORK.' Wbito'prcferred. Il|» ill O..W. ADAIR. £1)1- f'lorriirc Gcnmiq iUtirliiiu- School Notice. Streets, will coiuuicuce MONDAY, 25T1J OF AUGUST, and close of tbo 16th of Doc mber. Curriculum of studies sauion# udoptod Schools auil Colleges. TK1UIS: 1'KIMAKY CLASH—$2 00. 1NTKRMKDLVTK—(Kiubiaciug allliuj;lihb branch- oah #3 00. CI^ARH1(!AL— (Including, with bigbci Latin and French) -$4 00, per acbulaatic i Atlanta Marble Works. WILLIAM GRAY IMPORTER AND DEALER IN American, Italian and all other Marble*, AND SCOTCH GR.IJ’fff:. MONUMENTS. Statues. Vases, Tombs, and all .lvJL other style# of Marblo Work done on short n< - CALIFORNIA. thing to disturb her confidence in Mrs. Buffenbarger. The following is tho fifth resolution adopted by tho Wisconsin Democracy : Resolved, that os tbe late amendments to the Constitution have been declared by the properly constituted authority, to be part of tbe fundamental law of the land, they are binding upon the people; that the Democratic party now, as iu tho past, know no higher law than the Constitu tion; that the time-houored principle of strict construction, applied by its fram ers and accepted by tbe wisest States men aud jurists of tho oountrv, should be observed iu all legislation by Congress relative to the Constitution aud its amendments; that the Democratic party are opposed to the withdrawal of civil and political rights from auv class of tho people, and that we demand the removal of all political disqualifications. Darden has the delirium tremens, caused by l>eiug deprived of liis accustomed stimulants, aggravated by a concussion of tlie brain received in the light with McCarthy. . A semi-official statement regarding the money on the Golden Rule discredits the idea of robbery. The money was in e<im pound interest notes, none of which have been presented at the Treasury. Rut ten of tbo fifty millions of the new loan allotted to the United States remains. Jfeteamlapiral. Office Chief of Signal Sebvicb, I Washington, D. C. August 24. ( ltECORD FOB THE FAST 24 HOURS. Tho bwooietor which WAS Wednesday afternoon on the Now England const has extended Southward, with diminishing pressure, and is now off Capo Hatteras. South and Southeasterly winds have boon very generally refuted dining the day from South Carolina to Maine, with cloudy aud variable weather. Light local rains have lieen reported from New Jer sey, rain fell last night at most stations northeast of Georgia. Smoke and haze still continues from Michigan to New York, and oulv light showers wore report ed last night from the lower lakes. The cloudiness has increased very generally in the Missippi and Ohio valleys, and a severe local storm is now reported from Southern Illinois. The barometer will probably continue to fall along fho entire Atlantic Coast, with riaiug tem|»ratnre ami light south west winds from Virgiuia and Kentucky to New England. The conditions will be favoruble for local storms over this small area to-night; aud on Friday the burome- ter will probably coutinne high, with clear and pleasant weather. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. n.i I. 10. *»««• a *»*'“• Heath of an “Old NeUler''~M , rapreBB at the Indian Wear, San Francisco, August 24.—Dou Abel Stearns, a resilient of Lob Augelot* since 1828, ami a native of MasaachugettB, (licit there yesterday. Hia estates formerly extended from Los Angelos to San Ber nardo, 65 miles. He sent tho Califor nia gold to tho Philadelphia Mint, fi\c years before tho discovery on General Sutton’s property. Gen. Spatt'ord, with three hundred well armed men, aud two months’ provisions, has entered Piuiul and Magellan Moun tain country of Arizona, determined to prospect fully tho regious from which so many parties of whites liuVO been driven back by the Apaches. Geii.'Ciook i» North of Gila, in tho mountains. Hu has been unable bring the Apaches to an engagement os yet. NEW JYORK. J Spirited .tceannt of the Ureal Rare, Saiutoga, August 24.—Amid uluiost breathless silence, broken only by some betting, a man proclaiming to lay Silk) to @30 on Longfellow, the flag fell. At the first attempt to start the horses Helmlwld at once took a lead of three lengths, lmt in going around tho upper turn Longfel low closed the gap and before reaching tlie quartet lKile, had token the lead from Hehnbold. Ho led a length along the bock stretch tuid at tlie half mile mark was a length aud a half in front, which space lie kept open along the lower side to tho home stretch turn. A burst of np plausc greeted him as ho went under the string on tlie first mile, u clear length and a half ahead iu 1 :M, both horses under a strong pull. At the turn Helmbold drew a little clo ser, and lay at Longfellows' quarters throughout the next quarter mile. As tho half-milo polo was passed ho reached his opponent’s saddle girths. On the lower stretch Longfellow begun to draw slightly away; and ns they went under the string on the second mile run in 2:00, ho was exuctly a length ahead. He re tained this advantage to tho quarter; but at tbo linlf mile Helmbold was again at his saddle girths, haugiug to him liko a shadow that would not be shaken off.— Tho murmured applause of tbe vast as semblage burst iuto a thunderous shout of irrepressible exultatiou ns Helmbold closed and collared Longfellow, ia com ing up tbo homo stretch, passed him, aud weut under the striug on the third mile a clear leugth ahead iu 5:43. The great Kentucky track, already be ginning to hoist uumistakable signals of distress, the bookers of Helmbold became frantically jubilant at this unexpected change in tho aspect of affairs, sod shouts of exultant applause rent the air. At the upper turn Holmbold was two lengths nhead, and ho increased his lead to three lengths at the quarter. Along the back stretch ho steadily drew awsy from his already beatcu opponent, and the six lengths advantage ho hod at the b df mile he made into a score along the tower stretch. The race was virtually over, for Helm lwld galloped up the home stretch ami under tho string an easy winner, twenty lengtlis ahead of tho much distressed Longfellow. Time of the 4 miles 7:4!*i- The 1st m'le was ran in 1:55, the 2d ipilo iu 1:56, the 3d in 1:5'>, and the 4th nnd lost mile in 2:04 j. Helmbold carried 114 pounds, Longfellow 103. TE L KG Iv A M S. Valmasoilft has gone into the iotorior. A dispatch from Chicago euvm drafts on O’Brien, Pierce Jfc Co., of Portland, Maine, for nearly a million of hiwhels ol wheat sold here, liave been protested. The failure involves their smaller bonnes doing VmsineM for the above in Chicago. R X Mexican dispatch of the 12th »uy» •Ison dined the new Spanish Minister. application. auf(25 9iu t*«l manner .rk turnlHbcil FREE < J. 11 LEAH, Agent. P. O. Dos 54U, Atlanta. UfMirtya. Tho Pittman Farm For (Sale. acre#—100 iu timber, balaure rl«-ar*<l; 15 a bottom. Four Ilonu Houaa, Kitohru, Ram. Htables, Suiitbaliop, otc: lino orebard, Kuod liriKliborhutnl, convenient to Kchoola, Cbuirne#, etc. Hitnutnl 11 mile# wut of Atlanta, 2i, South or Nrw’a Station on Grorgla Railroad, 3 mite# from Mono Mountain. Price, $10 p*-r acre. Term#—oue-hBlfcaah; onr-half iu twolvo month*, with Intacaat Ainu, tho xrowioK Crop, MuIvh, Wagcn, Imple ment#, Stock, etc., for caah. PoaiwNaiuu at oner G. W. ADAIR. auK'Jfi—«!2t. Ural K#Uta A^n Farms Near Atlanta I will sell bargains ia scTcral Small Farms mbiv Atlanta. U; N O. 1 —ItHl Berea wooife ami Of the Cook )•:. tlu \Y uteru A; Atlantic Railroad, 2‘, unie# trum tho city, lltavy timber. ITioe, $25 per acre. | o. 2— 2 l „ mile# from city, Friee. $*0 per acre. No. 3—411 acre#, all in w<mhIh, in the of Colonel Hurt, and fin- crlebraL-d --1 Spring*, one mile fruiu city, near tin ruad. Trico, $40 por acre. No. 5—200 arrea. aevan mile* from Atlanta. 01 McDonough ro*«l; 100 ciaarctl: 50 acre# South Uivc hottom#. A good place. Couilortableimproveim-nt# Mrs. iFo8cpiii(3 I3allarcl*s PR MALK SCHOOL, Marietta atreet ATLANTA, GA. Faculty. Ttmu Her Scktdadic Month. Mrs Jo#oi>hi«f Dal lard, Engliah Mathematic#,.. $4 00 Kugllah. Mathematic#, Latin.... " *“ Mi## Leila Cowart, Aa#i»Uiut-Engli#h, Mi Music * - 0 00 M 'lie Matilda Van Don Vorput, French Needle work ^ 00 M’dme Gertruda Van Den Corput, Drawing, Painting 2 50 an The Exercise# of till# school will be resumed Auifu#t 28, 1871. 1*00 BhhIicIn ll«‘d Clover IOO nuNliolH Tiiiio<liy, 300 UumIioIh Ky. Hli«' GraHN, 4300 BueIioIn Orc-hnrd Gitihn, Nupllng A A.1h1I«5 Clover. 'JllIEHK 8EED were porch U1 o e B 1 CD 3 Of? CD P c+ X/l Buy Your W 1 VFJtsAULFH Auuuhfc 24 —The prioou-1 Tbe Mexican Cabinet aud other dignita- counsei/before the court-martii»I, ries attended. boldly charge tho Versailles troops with using pertroleum shells againKt luriH. Tlie court promptly sileuced the •ccusa- tion and stigmatising tho assertion as in famous. It is officially annonneed that the anni versary of tho Republic will be celebrated on tbe Ikl of September. In view of tbe early connection of tbe United Stab* with Mexico, by telegraph, it ia suggested that tbe compliment of Mexican citizenship be conferred upon Prof. Morse. Tho Berlin ZeUimg categorically re views tbo report* unfavorable to the no- Th^i.": ramor^-tbe P„is Bourae i goUion. atWin. and *.tooolu«- o. an attempt to a»aasioato Amadeus, I will spring up between tho Emperors of King of Spain. The King was nnin-1 Germany and Austria. Ltd directly from tho l fresh ami pure, ECHOIJ) k WILSON, Agricultural Warebouae and Seed St4ir« aug23>6t Rruati #t.. (by tho britlgo) Atlanta, Ga. Agricult oral 1 mplcmcnta, mxohinkrv. GNtssHoedNanil Oai-den Heeitn AT ECHOLS tL WILSON’S. jt deal with manufacturer# aud producer#— I»y cB#h, #<-11 tor ( **h—and cauuot bo un- **f*yl-°* lt ““ noama * warn*. KGIIOLM At WILItON, W IU. MAIL th»ir largo.«n.l li.mteimoly illu.lra- ttaCATALOOt'K*na /"■" '" n prei>ald, to applicautrt. tuhmp HEBDi pRKSU AND OENUINE-AU»oi.Ur tug»-«t Buy tl»«- Hunt Prool'Ont For Hood. 4> 00 nUSHELS FOB SALEBY _ angXl-Ct The Livest, Best, Cheapest. THE RURAL SOUTHERNER. t'.Vill’H I* V.... Edited t»y SAM I. A. IX'IIOLM. ONLY ON* DOLLAR PER ANNUM. Addraaa KCIIOIJI WIUWN. I'aWlahora. w. n. IIOWABD. ^ M * BoVA * 1 W. II. HOW AM) A SON, COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. J WAKIil N BLOCK. ■ • • AUGUSTA, OA. roa* pinolan n*m*taUy. CommiMiiou for riclliug Cotton, One mill n Quarter Per Cent. Ah us'ual. AUfMD.Iy .oeellr. ur.Ior. ll H-tn hr rarrf,lll y laotrd by on* «f tha firm, at Umj low«#t market udinfsr Ragging and Tksa will b« promp Bila'i. and at th# lommt coat pries-. Liberal ca#h ad\aucea mad- on cotton in wa houaa. Wa axteud all U>« faciliUe# offered byJWa houaa MerehauU. Consignment# aoUcltod—#atla- ftiilou giurantesf. aagQlWJm w fej o tel Q O W i—i fei ui H H M Q W M W t H W U JiiLunnuc (fompnnj). “Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan.” The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NT. LOTTIR, MO. > —I—:o: ‘ .%'olhlns 1'onrmne....Yolhtng F.xaggrratril.—To MH Exprttm- llons nnisrri. ' «»*•*••*»«< 1»K iwu,w a n».w nuim i-i>tiuaui.v its own. whioh how NurauaflT"* d M ** 1 :,rt frn,u ,l '* Wpl4trU-d and ml# prineiplea, which i>ixtcrlia #n *omm7 I jfe lu- It ciurauU-e# an annual dividend to FoUeyholdrr* ; *' if O IP SEVEN P B B. O BINT . Gu all ca#U Prcmiuma paid to the Company. Ikl* Dividend can be used 7V> llrdurr the Amount of the A"ext Premium—To tufrente the Policy ; or, Can be Withdrawn In Cash at the Mind or any Policy-Pear. This Is neatly a Srvii per rent. Investment of Jtloney at Com pound Interest, Coupled with the Advantages of IAfe Insurance. There in no uncertainty about the AMOUNT of tho Animal Divi&md* to Policy bolder*. It (a a definite #nm, fixed in Urn flrt-o of thn Policy, lielnft He ten Par. Cant. Compound In tore *t, oa the atthtalvf mo- my paid bj tku Tuliaf bolder to thu Lkuupaay, aud la ft in it# baud*. ( All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Jtall ANNUAL PAYMENTS ANE MADE# The MaaRaehuaoH# non-forfeiting law ia adoptod by Ui« Company volnni Holder l# uliable to pay hi# Premium, ** * - — j law ia adopted by Uin Company voluntarily. W at any Mb urn. tho ca#h aurrender value of the Poh. y ]• ri-fllt Pj lira « surrender valuo i# exhanafod. r roUcy fiof the Iu lira lnud.Vr Ul. Cal„l..,iz FOR NINE YEARS, Ui.I.Alr, via mms |o MOJU t r"** SELF-strsT Aznrxwa to conn*, >ud klirp it",-If in force for IU fuU .mount WITHOUT ANT FURTHER •NT. Tlioao AdwantAgcMi »ro not OBbrod Gy muy otlior Company. Another oquilatye feature in Urn Company ia that all Jt* premium* taken in Georgia will b# lnmted i<- Stab', to uHEint in building ' '* - Thi# Company In not confim Harance upon auy Utc well oslabli#hod plau# that may be d*air*d. For Further Information Apply to Cranston & Strobhart, ’General Agents l'of '66orgln, Docatnr Street, Oppoaito Kimball ffnnae. Atlanta. Oa. (Teuton factor on!) (Toiion -food 0nano QVtjciu, (fit, WILlll-lHFOnCJl IJAJViKis, COTTON FACTOR, Agent Col (on Food CJ nano, NO. :i.\VAi;i!KN Ill/ICK, Ol'I'OSri'i: (I l.()I!K HO'I’KIj,AUGL'y'I'A,GAJ All btuiiucKs ( utnutej to him will have strict personal fttWutiou. (frdon for Bugging, Tics or Hope and Family Supplies promptly filled. COMMISSION I 1-i PEU CENT. REFERENCES: Judge JOHN r. KING. IT Nntlonul liuuk Factory. J. T. GARDINER, F#q., Uri 1'riR't Mere bant k lMnntora' National Rank. Aiy Uuii'croiln ptiblieliing Ulomjiann. *i;g22d n l»a_i llNn.T.TIffk’Al, U.1P/*RTI8fiN, UKrOUTICAL SCHOOL-BOOKS. D t rttthc it tti i i ch oj 1 .cf a j wifi}: ft rot conftt ini np the latest result* t>i f(iMotxu't! nt.<t srin\?ijtc research. liriaU; wwpu-d h) the rm) Georgia State Blank #f btatb, Anti in ti.x.iy li.ntixorn State*. (to. An A"i«Hi;ition compa»<-«i «•! mnnv the hoventl Rout hern Nfnfe.v I eel SchiMil-llook* which alionM be cn- unjtofitirol, which should |itv>eni acienee—nru now i.-uin^ u coin- Text-l»ooks by th«* ( luiueut scitol- wiiieij are tile of the most eminent citizens of ing the necessity for a *cri«* of tirel) tmmctiomU, unpnrtimn, and only fhc /nets of history and plcic M-rics of School and College urs und educators named below CF. J». ROOKS, C ONTRACTOR FOB I3BICK AND Htono Work, of all claaao*. Plastering and Ornamental work, Btono Cutting, etc. Griffin, Ga., May 12,1071- Cheu)>vr.t, J test, and Most • Beautiful School-Book* Now published Tho “ University Scrtea” embraces Mauhy’s Geographical Series. By Commodore M F. Mirnr.of tho Virginia Military Institute. 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