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THE DAILY SUN. Fulday Morning Aug car 25 •riF* Xetr Atirerti*mrnts al trays foutut on First Page; IxjoiI and Jlusitnvs Ifutioes mi Fourth Page. SrW-STHOKFS. JkaJ- Dick Yates is to deliver a course of lectaies this winter. They are not temperance. The Now York II orbi says "Syn dicate” is a word “selected to give a sort of strutting dignity to a very equivocal transaction." That is a good word to cover rascality. Bair Massachusetts has htul a genuine “Ku-Klux outrage.” Some of the par ties have been indicted, but the others have escaped so far—it being inqtossible to identify them on account of their hav ing been masked. M. An English preacher, we are told, declares, as one having authority, that there are twelve times as many women in Heaven as men. It is difficult to on derstand how a divine can make such I statement in the face of the fact, given upon Bible authority, that, upon one oc casion, there was silenoe in heaven for the space of half an hour. A dispatch published a day or two ago gave a rumor tliat General Mc Cook had retired from the Gubernatorial canvass in Ohio. The rumor prol>ably liad its origin in the fact tliat he has been so prostrated by the laltors of the canvass during the hot weather that he is obliged to withdraw from active participation in the canvass. B&~ A parcel of Louisville boys have organized themselves into a "Young De mocracy;" and the Courier-Journal has wheeled them into resolving something like the "New Departure.” When those boys get old enough to vote they will be wise enough to know that the Courier- Journal is old enough to be very foolish. t$r The West Point, Mississippi, Democrat asks; "What is the difference between the man who calls himself a Democrat and endorses the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and the man who does the same thing and calls him self a Radical?” The conundrum is a hard one. It could be just as easy to tell the difference between the Courier- Journal and the New York Tribune. The latter endorses the amendments because they are Radical measures, and the former endorses them because they are not Democratic measures. GEORGIA NEWS. COLUMBUS. The following paragraphs ore from the Enquirer of the 23d : Our community was startled yesterday by tho announcement of the death of Mrs. S. Wilkins, who died at 2 o’clock Tuesday morning, after a very few days’ illness. The Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing Company of this city, now have orders from D. H. Holmes and other merchants of New Orleans, for the shipment of 1,200 pairs of their celebrated cotton blankets. The Watchman of the 23d has the fol lowing : Tho drought still continues. Every thing is drying np—com, fodder, cotton, garden vegetables, and everything else. A bad prospect for turnips, potatoes, peas, mid other Fall crops. On Saturday night—or, rather Sunday morning—about 2 o’clock, the stable of Dr. H. R. J. Loug was discovered to be on fire. The firemen repaired to the place promptly, but the flames had gained such headway that they could not be extin guished. The horses escaped, but we learn a carriage was burnt up in the build ing. An excursion train, chartered by the colored people of Atlanta, reached this place on Saturday evening, and brought to our town a large number of the color ed denizens of that plcae. A big dance at the Town Hall Saturday night and various other jollifications followed. \\ r believe these sable visitors remained over until Tuesday, and, we are pleased to re cord the fact, behaved themselves, gen erally, in a very orderly manner. MACON. ' Three items from the Macon Ttiejrapk of the 23d: An interesting revival has lieen pro- grossing during the present week in the First street Methodist church, under the eloquent and powerful ministry of 1U*\. Dr. Hicks, the pastor. Our worthy and spirited Mayor re turned from Atlanta quite unwell on Monday last, hut nevertheless, endeavor ed during the day to look after the work going on at the fair Ground*. The eon- sequence was that he was taken very sick late in the afternoon and has been con fined to his lied since. The heavy job of connecting the Cen tral and Southwestern debits by nul, which has been going on for the last twelve or eighteen mouths, is now nearly finished—the w orkmen lieing engaged in putting up the last pi'-ee of trestle work across the ravine in the centre of lower Poplar street. NEWSAN. The V-ffH'kr of the 23d furnishes the following Items: The man, Hardy Smith, supposed to hare stolen the hone of Duke Cole, Esq., two weeks since, has been arrested and lodged in jaiL We are pained to learn thst Mr. Henry W. Keller died on Monday night i.., residence of his father in this chj. We learn that a negro man KrsjftEsscs.’Sji terrible monster. Onr mfornmnt state, that the whole community were in de tained pursuit ol this demon, and that he would probably be arrested. Thos. Teal, Pascal Griffis and Soasn Knowlea were recently arreted under present committed to the jail of thia eonnty, charged wuh tea killing of John Griffis, in Heard ooaaty, ea Uw lWh of UrtNovember. In «**rd toU* gmlt of these parties, we are not adriaeil. Mrs Knowles is the widowed daughter of the mardefol **•**• XAToarrov. The Preu rml Mmen'jrr of the 23d gives the appended items: The Baptist Association of the Central District of Georgia, commences its An nual session at Harmony, Putnam ooun ty, ou Friday uext, the 25th iust. We have heard some complaint of the cotton throwiug off its young bolls. One gentleman told ns that he noticed lull* as large as patridge eggs falling off. This is attributed to the cool, windy weather. We saw the rattles that came off of a suakc killed ou John li Hudson's place, in this county, lost Saturday. It wan a very largo snak«-, and had fifteen rattle- and a button. Several more of the negroes implicated in the riot of the Ktli iust... have been ar rested, tried and convicted, since our last issue, uud yet there are some who have evaded the vigilance of the officers so far. MILLEDGKMLLK. The following are from the Union: By order of Judge M. R. Bell, Ordi nary, an election will be held on the 22d of September next for Tax Collector of Balwin county. We learn that the Trustees elected for the several wards, held a meeting last week, and determined to employ four teachers, two for the white children and two for the colored, iu this city. Three months schools will be taught as recom mended by tho State Commissioner, to be paid for out of the State Fund, and if there is any deficiency it must be made up by the patrons. SAVA SHALL The Aries of the 23d has the following On Saturday a lady residing iu the southeastern portion of the city attempt ed to commit suicide by taking ou over dose of laudauum. It apjH'ars from the l»est information that the lady, who was a widow with a family of children, had some time previous married her present husband, a widower, also having several children by a former marriage. Tho old story of unhappiness between the two on account of the two families of children was again repeated, and on Saturday the wife attempted to put an end to her cxis- tency by taking poisou. The following items are from the R> publican of tho sumo date: Wo learn from an official source that the break on the Ceutral Railroad has been repaired, and tho trains are now ru ning through on regular schedule time. Two boats loaded with negroes from tho Carolina side of the river arrived here yesterday. They proceeded in a body to tho Exchange for the purpose of regis tering, iu order to vote at the coming municipal election. Fortunately notice* of their coming reached the officers, who were waiting for their arrival, and pre vented them from committing perjury. Wo were visited yesterday by another storm of wind and rain, which for a while threated to rival that of Friday last, iu fierceness. The wind blew a perfect gide from the north and west, accompanied by a light, misty rain during the morning. About 4 o’clock in the afternoon the wind shifted around to the east, and the storm abated, passing off in a heavy shower. This is doubtless the storm predicted in the weather report by telegraph last night os prevailing along the south At lantic coast. A large meeting of tho Republicans of this city was held in the fourth district on Monday night last, at which consider able enthusiasm prevailed, and a great deal of patriotsm was unbottled for those thirsting for its reviving power. J. H. Devereaux was chairman, and sjiocehes were miulc by E. E. Howard and others. Resolutions endorsing tho present admin istration, and pledging those present Ut use their utmost influence in favor of the renomination of Grant, were adopted. The meeting also endorsed and sustained the actions of Collector ltobb, and then adjourned, Rumors were current upon the street yesterday of yellow fever in the city of Charleston. His Honor, U. H. Foot man, Mayor pro tem, telegraphed to Charleston, as to the true statement of facta in connection with the report, ami received, we are informed, in uuswt-r, that a few cases of u mild type of the disease had occurred in Charleston, con fined to children, but which readily yield to medical treatment, no danger of an epidemic being apprehended. Our own city still maintains its excellent healthy condition, as will be seen by the weekly mortuary report: but two deaths among the whites, and seven among the colored, during the past week, being a decrease of five iu favor of the year 1*71, for the corresponding time. VALDOSTA. The Sun says: Jndge O’Neal has sold his residence in town, and—it is said— that he anticipates resigning his position as Jndge of the Aiapahu Judicial Cir cuit., and removing to middle Georgia. We will not vouch lor the report. Atlanta Onn protpcctuo. THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY AM) WKEKLY Oi»Mnniili-0l'!|iji:na Clncfl. HURRAY'S LXSE—NEU \ 3RK & SAYANTtAH. ► ♦ -A PUDliISHEP BY TUB fitter t Hn tuoift : DkAKiiOKh. Con lU'LKl.lY, ('giii Him. and one of (hew* at# \HI\ ITK*DA\ tflKcrilmu’ons. The Palace Dollar Store 9 H ► L. H. PIKE, PROPRIETOR. b.-goodh sent to any part or the COUNTRY. _____ angl»*lm »i«f:M) CITY Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF ST. LOUIS. NIQ- MTERS * JOHXSTON, ,UrnG far Northern lioorjia. SSSlploSStKIS. I Atlanta, Ga JAMES B EADH, PTtoldent. A. M. BRITTON. Vtca-ItBtaUBftk. S. W LOMAX. Treasurer. C. O. McHATTON, 0*Mr*l Agent, ^ W. HATCH, M. D., J Medical Board. H. CHRISTOPHER, M. D. 1 Tb« followin'? gentlemen. wh of whom bold i Polufy in tV* company, have b»*n oipMrf in tht BRANCH BOARD OF TRUSTEES» r<.lrm«>L C PEEPLER, President, wZbtollee. bai.. TRUSTEES: Evan P. Howell, j. c. Eirtpemck, John A r.tun. Albert Howell. Andrew J. WbdC Colvin F»y. A. P. Thompaou, T. M. Ely*. ThnMi,:h bills ol lad 1>> B.l 1B.lr>>S.| i-.IHIlD. il. Gin. All. l«s*lnisi glean In Ksvannmh on aii.1 Hamburg by tlr»l * tin’ ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ATalLWNDKll 11. NTF.IMir.NN, ) AlK IllltALI) M. NIM.UjIHTK j I'riMirlHovs. .I,UEN1A»311T11. I Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. A. R. WATSON News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. TERMS OF HUBSORIPTION. Single Copy Six Months Bally Per Annum: • • • . S7 OO | Three Months OO I One Mont h • . • W BBBLZj Y Por Annum i Single Copy • • • S OO Tl» poo Ooploffi • • • '4 Ten Ooplos • * • 1*4 Twenty Copies • • 35 OO Fllty Coyles . • • SO OO Six Montlitn i Mlnglo Copy-O Monlli* 1 oo Three Copies “ a an Ton Copies-O Mont Dm 7 OO Twenty Copies " 13 Finy CoploMMix Mont lie. a7 30 Single CoplcK of the Daily and n'rekly. at the Cottnlrr, - S Ctm. No BubMrlpUoin. to tlio WEEKLY, rw.l»r,l f.ir . .Iinrlor p.rl.«l IImii no All RubDcrlpllon* inu«t be p»ld for lu *ud all naiune will be Btrlokui Iuk- paid for expires. bWIHSlltj-s Has «lww« rUU.ADKl.I UIA AMI KAVANNMI MAIL RTKAll KIIIP OOMl'AXY rHii-tiwi.pin.1 j!.re m- IIMima r / r V. ' EVERY SATURDAY nnuc each imut. INHl BANtT ON COTTON HV HTK.AMKUH ON THU LINK ONE IIAl l- 1 KU CENT. CABIN PAH8AUK fJO i ncsi*\ kss c o L h i : tj i 18 DEVOtKb tO THK xjmtnz*ttea DECK, Tlil« hue I IgSPP WMhIIM. Tl \l„ l rtf the < Ur« BlfSUUBhipi OATUHDAY. Uirik' Bb-atu» fYeltflit rtr l**»f i la.thitf fun THE DONTt N AND SAVANNAH HTEAMSH11' LINF The BleauiBliipR Orientnl Capt K M.Mwah VIi lulmtu. t'api, H. It. ilATtnrwR. CABIN PA HR fjo Ml DMCK 10 OH Throtiiih hllla nflu.HnH Mireti by ml I read llrtfcU>n. and m lloabm by HU«niBhl|> aKeula to prill cl|tal prtltitB In Oeurgla, AUmtni and Florida. •a. TbeoiKlt blllR of la.lm^ ulven to 1’mt Idriie#' Pall River, I'orUand. Vetwell. Uwienle. Ac. r«*Ratfrlli-koU B'dd »• MllruOil tlr|*.and atalr HtniR aeonred In advatioo by Hiding aynila lu Ha- annalt. HlC.IIAltDHON A I'AHNAUO. K. NIoktllHONA tHt.. BovO-tf Aiieiila. lloaUtB For Now Yorlf. THE UltKAT BOOTHERN HTXAMHII1P COMPANY. K Vl-'.UY TI It»US DAY. lUEiiranre by UiU Line can l>* agaoted ttadar out OADIN PAHHAOK The Aral NNermnn l.lvlit||atii |30 00 RtoalucrR OtneiHigaii, font, F it. Mallory, Com 11 <> W F/« IMPnoVED liOck - Stitch Sewing m /koitusnus Exposition Univcrsallc In IWiiR, lWT, ihoj were aaardol llie Ittiflieet Ihlae a MerrIi f> Hold M.-dai over SH I'ompetllrtfa. and ii&WJWaWWr.asjlis.m In iW k aa III*) ontii.al n.voi.toi ol Uio Healna Ma chine dabnn nf Ihelr . barn.4. il»1lo Utfriiit itnnple of title «ntinlrj‘ the Uliprei ettrnle,! eale of tb Howo Sowing Machine M..m in.., ONE THOUSAND "f »»•"- cellenl iiincliliiee are In daTly nee In OoiriftA. And of this very 1ri »io nttmliera alii«le oaeo of dlBeallsfa.'. lion .anli.-l Im» b»md. They make the ‘Howe, or Lock-Stitoh’ nhuh baa the eaiuc branlirnl apppamtice ott elthar able of the labrl* aewed, and they are the only nia- . limes Dial make tills beautiful attteli In perfection. d at yon ate lirejndleed III la\<>r «H any |iartloular inaohlup, at least ctaiidne the lloww Isdorp yon pntsdiaee. He member that Mr lloeo was tho orliilual invettnr of UinHowhni Ma.dimo.and mtvo twenty rears of his III. t« perl.xlinu thta niaohinn. Every Howe Ma. Iilite la W arranted for 3 Years O F m«| men. Attlna them hi the Wh'RTFUT ttmeandaflhp 1JUBT POMtUtaB KkPRNHP. for a an.'eswaml BltUfTK •W- There are no vaeatlona. %b. HERd. nu enter at any ««%e. The Instltntton tsewea LtfV Nrbotkrshliw. whbh five te the UbMw the ¥ hMHplMms the *1 pleaenre, and to review at any future time ^Kor Uirther parttcrtlars, Catabepiea, %wa (ra»i IVhiUAUaht|i CorfStwy, he , a.a. ihrriMN. t m. rno. iiei m imi. I'-IHllNITl’irK AT riMVNPTII NaIJt ItAtTY AUfTtON MIJCR AT f | 11,1-1.sk, fore noon, 1'nes.laya and ^Hdaye nntll Dealer i« lieal IMM> and ttlUO saleD Hi rhmters. A laitfo Nl.M-k all «ra<|pa Ehmr, Ha.**, M-das«o*. Ooflhe. rfe , etc., Ill st.»fp anfft'dtw M l-Jl\OJXWIsrTM 1 nrv CROCKERY andOLASS IVfK 47 Prnrihtrrp WnM, " -riioM- t. rv. T\tr*L.EiY, ^WPonTPH AND Jomttlt IP l«TADI.I»UK|I 21 YMAHS. M Keeps a tar«e stm-k. Occupies TlIltKK EldHltW dOklWfCet. Inducements offered to cash buyers ItyMflf fA tftMfr Market. At’ania. Da .Anytetj. 1WH. .fno n 7m C L IJ B W : t tho sania time, and lake the 'i«a|ier for Uip NO CLUB RATES FOR THE DAILY How to Homlt Money: un by Mouujr Order, by UcuUlerod le- We will be re*]>onBtblo for tho safe arrival of all by Express, or by Draft, bnt not otherwise. If in the luaa of the person mmdiuf{ it. No paper will be paid for expires.— •ft- I*o lit from the office till It In paid for. and i *i iudlQK mot-.'}- by F.xpreaa must prejiay charges. unregistered lettn n will always be To Oorro*pondont» * Mr Stephens wlU remain in Orawfordvllle. Ills connection with THE 8UN lonc'e. All letters intended lor him, either un private inatb r thin iMiaer, nhouhl lie addrcwMsl to him at Crawfordvllh All letters on hiiHlncss of any kind, cor— 1m- addressed t.» J. llcnly Hiultli, Mauagci P.illtlcal Dei*rtnici HEN. HAltNFJt.. 1 <’oi Hlearners sail follows: HariwePRa. America... HaraKrtasa,. America... Hara«(MMi., »tf HI, I lime toll, at M, p. » 33d, al I. r » cotton and wheat U.r. a New York by rtrat passage or fl eight, apply to WII.DKIt k Ft ’IXAHTON, N Htnddard'R I'pp'-r Itanga. ilinXIr".’ unah during Da. Thursday.Kehmsry 3d Thursday, '• nth Thursday, ■day. a:id Match 2nd JAM. II. WF.HTA CO., ^Jayjtlreal. font of Whitaker. University of Georgia. ttBVBNTY riRBT YEAH EAt I Mt . . A. MI’.'OOMII, l> D.. I.L. D., 1 Mi ld., It. It THE DAILY SUN r =jISss: Uke a Daily Paper. The Weekly Sun Ip a large, H page ibnst (In quarto form) filled with th »f the Daily-every thing which apin-arr * ‘“* n Kditoriala a|»pear In the Weekly dally Isaac mat I- of genural tub ra*l. All <d Mr. Ku |>h .erlag I.. If. fMf AUHONMfEh / I II D. MOO HE, Cmverpity IlighHclmol W I I MP A r, illll.f., A. M , II I IIP S I KU. A ttln r IK7I. Ill THE SUN ia the organ of the People, the Advocate of JiwtJce. the Dafendoi of Popular Rights, and the opponent of burden* heaped upon n Lix peyuig people, ^ 4I lt wuVadfi-re te tho olri, tola, time-honotod landmarks of tlio Demooriitic; Pai | ty and sternly oppose any -Departure therefrom Mr. STEPHENS Is thoroughly enlisted in the Work, and will contribute to its column* almost dally, aid In exl i particularly fSvtirablc. *xSa PrcEMUnUal mnlwt tur laTi will ba th« most Impor olved ara DWBMStMii and all tliat bt*ld d<-ar l« a Ui«i>>ry ■»! Aomrlcs. Tha iaam SUN WIXiL END33AVOR ■ ml' < .v!l l ' u i.l ml-.^wlnt h tonmbm am n-h largt r n Id w tr. li.*. I 'uliiriity High H. led t,r Wff.MAM HENIflr WADDFf.L, M* < I'.tary of tho Fa- 'illy. sngTPfttwdlt Pmvrrittty of Ocorgla, Athcn«, Or HOME-MADE Carriages, Huggies, PHyK'rONS, fir’d., firr;., fi'd., ctr-cJ. AT A. T. Flnnoy’H l*nrchast*rR arc Hntrongbly Instructed at (hair rci idrin-c, by coinpclcnt luatrui'tr*>M<«R, In nvsry isrl< ty nf plslii smt ornsiucnlAl sewing. An efficient lady "perator will Im< teinlam-e al the nllloii. crtiiRtAill at ■ larger than (tcnulne Klla* flows fa,N/MI (rt-nnlm- tUnuei 73.H“ Oeimliie Wheeler A Wllaoli ,0H,2 Hlmwlnu that the llowe Machine l»cara a rc|mta- fIon with the imhlle that i amml Ih. . ».. thM by other Km iml Tho Howo Maohino Oo for. A- A Illinium M|m, NK.XT HOC>11 to MITN l>FF|0 ./iTirti.rr.f, ua, AG1I3NTH WANTJKI) IN FVKIIY TOWN AND UOURTI rilltOl'DIIODT THE STATE. auglHIIII iMtlO NOTICK. Havahhah, Da., August 1st. IN71. ] mUMIod Its track V» d trt re.- ( Ivehesvy > St K I frt'iii tin. Wliarf tar liana* 1 th.-fcselves ..f this illfRCI Vljr the l»l «.f Niivemt" i It In r*pe. ted that « l»f( • li.-.l will tw- . otnplsted fnr the pr«de«d|Mh ef M<t g« ami, and other h« avy arll.-|»R of freight, which |Hi Ilea Inaf desire to ha-r strtfefl Tnr future shipment. j. r. W AMINO, ang7 3m For want Ing A geh It X. DUTTON, I’llMlTKJAL MLAUI, < L’lTKIi. nj.Mf.MiU IMI LMIIUHill I R MiRrtPAf-rrRSfc i>9 KARR A Ill'llABKTK DRY AND I I ID JliNt fl, INKS, f lim.ll Dies. i> Die* H.|h>w.l ami Hotel DhreV*. Matklng . . .. No r.l Whlb.hall HP. a few doors I * *■£&££. thn.t m th. mWMM W 1 IT I ago I'. Ill pOFI II III, the na^Oftty Facta - The Ra.hcala have a.ke.1 ns. as Lamm rata, to pl"W mt*iv cept, U * ‘—‘ plad«« J UKOHtJIA, I distract the conn seta of the Democratic Party f thank Ood f« %xssxi.*£4X:. Is, »-« h«u:kt, ! .1 », 1.10,10, . .... a M.. r.t H.m tumn-rafir Writ ? 1 privilege I "uiaoTtM ntmoat*lmportsica that then leeuea he dia>uaaM now for th' "* - f * * .. departaro M by the Deneral Coavenbon of the Party will be, not only wrong lu principle, bnt ^ Fidelity \o the Coed! tabooui^e true test of Derm* rscy In fttaks^of the one who is a true friend to that mrr*A Instrument, as a oo-worteT «1th is I" **** The nghu and llbertie. of the whole p^,ple « ^wsdlaM- not sny mofD in the North; and we of the South bare no tatarsaU at stake in the BionMBto * are not common to North and Mouth, alike. We reapectfuliy ask a fair share of pnbbc pelronge All eommuuicatloos or letters on Buslnes* should be addre«eed to J. HENLY SMITH, Manager, ATLANTA, G A, Bileat We cart not I f Th* PlMffr furriaiff Munnr»»pf«rv of Atlanfa, r/.gni/. every | ►——• .J u An ?r T iC*" I I H work F>3LAM If aot Hi MPAHHM. In finish, ; k *" i 11 \A the 'lay. whn h Kent JfTkrlhrrn,. fintlr Work* And In darabtlltv is FAR Hf.pRRfOR. all work he- mg put ip of the very best seBROuM wood and by THE BEST WORKMKS, Whll. In mm, I »ilh »,T nm riimw in -tur. narrr.r, atitfs «v »• FWaMtfqUF *k —» WmAI, Ek*w»« » hr »<*,. * Ih« pr^wl-i nr '.»ii •' order* gt 1** JoUfsaM T# u4 Harrwiadlwr Uutka. Aathony Murphy. J. J. WiiiiamR. Dr. J. A. Link. Richard P. <»lenn. rhortea H. Killian, HENRY MYUtO, Mecrtury A. BIMPBON. M. D-, y. WVTTJLM VANCE. M.D. I ! ^thec^poraCtow lac No rcstnctiona on travel or reMdeace. landsbero's LUMBER Y A R I), MARTIN INSTITUTE, JefVp.rfttavi, Jur.kton ( o., Lrorjin. j T have • Minot EM k nw oeeoerr- oewm* nuunnu fiEre/r. <* *** jl *C-; n j ATLA >i T A.,0 vV., Ir«nrojoo»rttoo^hwjw«.rl r*. M. * W, h,,r;l. 1*^1»—*—«■■ I — Hhlnalo* au.l I uUU-*«««.»». S.A.D.LAPEEBIEEE. , ^ Whit. r»lxXO "fSf'dT, Inutead of Ait non aced. t / lostftottona of the .* ia-Dtoemeoto a^ual . ..HOoerd ;■ only ill b. IU per ftmnfh. The vvy low re Sea ef tntiuxiaro redocM ahc.nt one.th.f l by the ondowment. and 'he 'pile*, moral JTONDAT. (rto 31 d ■ With, t that very fe- same grad. In.hfcttd. ternI winmllj on al P nU ‘-'“ , >e am<-aat of |»*ms® SMbs Window* dto the amount of Ollier 4> Whitehall th. Op M*ln. MTKRH h JoHN.iTON. Agenu for Northern Georgia. SMS LAWYER.- _!• and Con at# Office •3< I 241. V ItOtA.'l o, OrtnneA am Framing ijnmhrr. I fci.n i, *. LiEM»EEO*oa,»m»«ewk l u, »pv<y immediately, t >r full Information address Prof. J. W. OUtlfJL Prof M. t. <HA. or jar * RANrxvr.PW. 1 aag' wUa. Mee. T*m*9 «f Tswataer. #*- N M Parfi'nlsr affenflon fHildlo Hrsnil HI.mils lor M.-II liants. Mdlers, I ..ha.«oiilsts and Distill' BIBO, D. Name Mil"., for marking . I'dhes. with h will b»- w*»if to any a.ldrsas for aevenly Mrs rents. In* lmllbj fnl, Ac. seplily (in (ri: rim; IMANOS! TffF, ( NDUlAIDNED IlFtND THE GENERAL STATE AGENT f „ it,, wotii.fi nriiiwnt.ti Ohickcring Pianofortes fa prepared W> furnish ft.^sr a<lrnlrable Instrum/ nfa from STOCK KEF I'A THIS MUSIC STORE on HIItECT FUOM THE FACTORY, As parties may desire. f'MAlAjnVU IM>OKH, Diving PRICK, DMCWPTION and ENDRAiflNO I each Style, sent, p'.af.paid, to any party, m applHW* tton. Jttnnul netnrrP* Ctrl tnr at r arut H’arranlg Af^OWFAFtFS F.AOt tswrsrjtFET BDWn» PAXOTt. (yf>BgSR ftBOAO AVD IfAartTTA flTBBBT*. gugSlai A Manta. D*. Henry Bischoff A Cf)., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AKD DnAf.KRS IX Him-, YVinos, Liquors, !■»»- Enrs, Toihuii-o. Sen. Malt;, Hast )U, Street, CHARLESTON, S. C Mount Do Sales Academy Kin rr#t/jrw uuma^, (OiiNimentn nv rag Hi«tbbs nv VM Viritatiow Noar Gffitoi&ffivillo, For* MIIm Wtait of BtIUMOie. Md. •nmiauding aa vst* usivs vltw *f UmBmr.ni ding cniBtry Ihe City «>f Jlalllnmre, Um Pulaita.-o River and thaUhragpeake tUy The gronmia attached to the AtadBffiy atw ealati- elvs, ami affi«rU th* pupllk am(4b **<-• f«* •tnrelRR. Tho hall fur HXIJDY AND llKUlUkATIUli. XJ1S DOHMITDlilEJl. Ae„ have boon oonatmstart with a view in i noMDTK TU K UuMEDHT of tha y.mag larttoa. Artrtroaa fur iiartl.-ulara, MOUNT DR MAI.t*. (Vtf.msrlllR.P O, PntUMtore (to,, sugtt tm ffiarylanrt. I AM ULAD UJt UAH OOMM III UlB M«l» «lf them look dttnm. Nn them, anrt l lic Ileal I’ainr llsNgrt Uisrgin. f CAN now oatia your clialra, anrt main (hot I new fiw the sumo foil will nay f.»r a MUm chargn for varnlsUlug .-halra whan I oana that I warrant all f'yAsfffrrfag. Fsraffsr# Mcgwfr fng, Hr., to give sallafterdfon. VtornOMra ftoVBfBant, ma.1a anrt a fit warranted. Hair anrt sioiug laaUioaa-a made to «»frter. All kinds nf lirttlSPnoiH furnllnre anrt np- h.tlslcry done at the aheffest nottoe^. I Jhive re- 0. k. UffiOWN, I U'l— _ ,—. _ lo fleftllB's Opel D. nM I AimtioB Waremom, snlA.Rto f«to mv Riahtodnd v*. Atlnnta Muir Hurt PriNHlr maxi boxxooxj. JuitflUon WMUhall * IstwUi ■*•■ f I till* HchOrtl, Inratort (ft -*»■ nf Utoffi«MI fit* aaanf. I a< < .-sffilile, ami da-lrshle porttona ol tlio Hly, will lm resumed nn Morldfty, «mh of 1»71 ami lonllinie "IxUeu weeks. A large and Well venftltatort tfalt Will i.« added to Ih«* i-ri-scnt lonhUBg. It the Fawohl rtcgnr'menf, making (lie Iwn ilepiirtniatiia afHirely St-parsl.* and rtlaliiMit. A lioaullfiil and InvMlngootnm »a. aonaersasrr and wall adapted to Mto haeltkfiif end alMeM* dler i-ev "f the atiideiit, is.lirootiy In front of to bool |*» ma. The Maie and Ft mala will U divided mb' three HaanoB: Primary, Ink rtoaffislsaml Olasa I tUMAftV DKMiVMlgP.^lft MU# rtUdhtoH of (he I'te a. ImmiI will he tanght Ortlmgrftphy. Reading, Writing. Mental Artll.toetto, and Rtomeirffiry (toog- mphy. Hat. a of Tuition per * bwlaath fuonUi Iu tol- fun* .a. .it. ,Vt... M fto Willi Mush |i. I.,,.. U (•*» MoD. . • 0» ImtfaweifiATR l»gr*nTWftftr. — The kranchea tsuul'f ar© (hlhi.grapliy, H«-a«liug. Writing. Arilh mefn . F,ngtl«h (Dammar. DartgfByftV, Kftglial' ( '*m prclUon. snd Familiar Ha|efi*#, The (hgtru'-tom wtll I." th'.rtoigh and practical, causing Die to realise, to his efBmlnnHnnl, the dftfly hnsfPW^ of Ufa. Rates of Tnitton per ftefmlhatlc ffirmlh Ift id vanca, With Music, HI 'O Music S 191 ci a safe a f. Dfl>A»»v»fMr In (Ms department, ato- will be pref^red^fi.r any class If^o^bege they the •a, together B r Ith Com- inay wlahb. enter. Ibennwree mt I 'ini.ra'© sll those branch! “ ■*' (ViffagiatM Inalftottotto ,4 fl French, th'- Higher Mathsmaito* logc| met/ lal Arifnrtiddc sml nrtof Rea^flig. The several departmei dlafe snpcrvlsb.n of th' _ whatever of esergy WKl htofity Ihwy mm? pen the (ilaeipline. cnllnreaml refinement of their The gwveyftmeat nf the ar lmnt wNIhelrtoU, to and decided. reaovt to force being made only wW ipl'esN to the pride, esdf rewpeef, grid rton<»r of tl •indent are nnavsillng Advanreg OtaMMin the b. (he Wale Prfnclpnla. line tool will be made frtf ahgSBMffi nnlewa aacs of pfofracled atekrtcag. Wl with the aehoel US ' F. .ri|c at the regular ratea. w m. nn/rr, knM.i OMn^^ia . w. A, BASS, A. a.) MRft. N M. RRAY, ) ... eni. aftgn-«t r V -,-,-w tbu.f, Mte few BhaansaB, < icsa. ^Aftj^pdranrt i At llofflut At **d read/fit I lilfMP CJOAL ♦ ffi Fcinal to any I have every sold (B this city, At $110 per Tem 1ffcrftr btmd. OHkfrfl .ffitoytagffif* the CojUrart j^trrnrt I shall still merit a shew of the N. B. No* to be undersold IB this fMfiffiffi I can &»SC42n» .» ■tesya Ad», Dm*, ■atiwfT/WMosr Y*M. thk nvjr In margin per gear. JOtW jgWELtoftfc, Jri straw