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THE DAILY SUN. Monday Morning August 28. Iter New Advertisements aliray< foma on First Paoc ; Local mil Businas Notices os Fourth Page. SUN-STROKES. Oaj~ Kiuco liulinboUl'b attempt, lie !... not so much “check" us he had. »«*. “The Chiucse - Americuu Tea Ir.iiti-" is interesting the Ne* York Herald, hep Itcnforth’s death is attributed to upopla*j—bat England will notj believe the report. ^ The Courier-Jintnud, at this lute day comes forward and says that Bill was sent to Hodman by mistake. TLat is a lictter joke than Prentice ever got off. 19" That Bod man bill was all a mis take, explains the Courier-Journal. Ol course it was. It was the great mistuk «t the Courier- Journals life Odr Bowen—he of the plurality of wives—has entered the ring for the Re publican nomination for Oovcrnor of Mouth Carolina, with the ohanoes in his favor, fVThe Harrisburg Stale Journal says “the Republican party is ready to offer millions in defense of the right” But was it right to steal the millions that it is ready to offer? Speaking of Butler’s speech at Springfield, Massachusetts, a Radical pa per says, “he gave the Democracy some wbolesoase food for reflection.' Of course he gave it with a spoon. >B)~ One objection that Greeley has to the renomination of the present inenm- lientis "Grant's family is too large." There’s where “ great minds differ.’’ It has all along been one of Grant’s regret* that his stock of kin, near and remote, was exhausted before all the offices wero filled. tgt, It is now settled beyond the per- adventuro of a doubt that thore is yellow fever in Charleston and that it exists in on epidemic form, though, so far, seems to be of a mild type. However, this is a point upon which the doctors seem to disagree. The Charleston peo ple suppressed the fact that the fever was there as long as they could, and managed to keep it clo^ for about a month, lint they were not able to suppress the dis ease itself, and now, when they can no longer conceal the matter, they sot abont lotting the world know the real state of affairs. It is always well to let these tilings be known at once, in order that other places, liable to contagions, may begin to set their houses in order against any possible spread of the disease. GEORGIA NEWS. ATHENS. The Banner of the 25th has the follow ing: The first bale of new cotton was brought to this market on the 22d, Mr. Henderson Willingham, on old and well known citizen, died on Tuesday night, after an illness of only ten hours, llis disease was a congestive chill. The corps of surveyors of the North eastern Railroad havo "been detained sev eral days by not receiving some portion of their outfit, but expect to commence to-morrow or Monday, and push forward v igorously. Tho protracted dry weather has greatly injured eroi>s iu this region. On Monday and Tuesday high winds prevailed, and the dust lieid high carnivuL On Wednes day there was a heavy min. and every thing wears a more coinfortal »le and hope ful aspect. Wo learn that a squad of United Stab's troops entered Madison county a few days since iu search of illicit distilleries,— They succeeded in finding one, which they demolished, and required tin' (iv,"ai r to give bond in one thousand dol lars for his appearance at Atlanta for trial. COLUMBUS. Tho Sun has the following: We understand tlint the N. A S_. load are negotiating for an engine nnd iron.— The first ten miles will bo ready for them before November. There are now being built in Columbus a number of wooden houses, some small, and others are undergoing repair, tho cost of which complete will bo in the neighborhood of 850,000. No mechanic is idle. Gen. Ed. Johnson, the gallant leader of the 12th Georgia, and oommauder of a division at Spotsylvania Court House, was at the Rankin House yesterday. .Hu registers from Richmond, Vk We are told there are two or three large dogs in the city who understand all the calls of the watch and will rendez vous at the grot designated as quickly as an officer. Then, woe to the man who touches a policeman, for they will go for him at once. esteemed fellow-townsman, Colonel Akin, and family are the subjects of severe uffliction*. Two of tho children have died during tho past week, and at tho present writing, uiiother one, wo learn is ■load. The Colonel himself has been in bad health for some time post All the prisoners except four in the Bartow county jail eecsped ou tho night of the 23d inst., abont 10 o’clock, it is Hippos d, by sawing tlire ugh the floor aud digging under tho wall. It is anp- l>oacd that they must have worked nearly a week before they accomplished their design. How they obtained tools, and by whom assisted, if assisted they wore, no one knows. The four who remained iu the jail could have made their escape if they had wished to do so; in fact, one of them did get out, a aud went to the jailor's house to inform him of the other prisoners’ i«ca|s>. Their time having nearly ■ xoinsl, we pn same they thought tlioy would remain and “tough it out." CALHOUN. The Times ot tho 2utb, says : As we go to press a refreshing rain is gladdening those who have not yetsowed turnip seed. Tho digest of taxable property for this county simws an increase oj 8154,000 for the present year over the returns of last year. Ned Anderson, colored, an employe of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, on Wednesday of lust week, fell between two ears of the wood traia and died very soon from injuries reoeived. JHiocelloneoue. * Mount De Sales Academy for ronrjra Ljmomfs, (GoBDVCTBD BT TUB SltTBMB Of THE VISITATION Near Oatonsvillo, Five Miles West of Baltimore. Md. commanding an extensive view of the surroun ding country—the City of BaltiinA-o, the Patapsco River and the Chesapeake Bay. The grounds attacllfcd to the Academy are ext«n slve, and afford the pupils ample space lor exorcise. Tho hall for STUDY AND RECREATION. THE DORMITORIES, Ac,, have been constructed with a view to PROMOTE THE COMFORT of tho young ladios. Address for particulars, MOUNT DE SALES, CatonsvilloJP. O., Baltimore Co., augl4 1 m Maryland. B. Z. DUTTON, PRACTICAL STEHCIL CUTTER, DESIGNER A Ml ENGRAVER! lllistdlnncouQ. k r s i x i<: s s CJ O la I, 13 O E IS DEVuTEU TO THE PKAOTIOAIj , USKFOIn O F young men. fitting them In the SHORTEST time and at the LEAsT POSSIBLE EXPENSE for a successful futuiu. There are no vacations. W%- Students enter at any time. The iustitntiou Issues Life Scholarships, wli-ch give to tho holder the privilege of coiupletmi; the umrae al pleasure, and to review at any future time GRATIS. A. For furth'r particulars, Catalogues, Specimen* of Penmanship Currency, Ac., Address, A. R. KA8TM AN. Box 636. Priuc.pal. augS lm ®he flovcntT Pctoing fitndiine Lock-Stitch Sewing MAOHINEIS A UK WORLD RENOWNED FOR DUUABIUTV ami simplicity of machinery, the perfection ol Uie tensions, aud the unparalleled wutu range ut work they are capable of performing without change •r re-adjustment. At the Ureal Exposition Universalle UAVUTACTUML* c B- r N. B.—Particular attention paid to Brands and Stenoils for Merchants, Millers, Tobacconiatn and' Distillers; also, to Name Pistes, for marking clothes, which will be sent to any addreas for seventy-five cents. Including Ink. Ac. sepl6-Vf Mi3B.OHAKTTS! our CROCKERY and GLASS No. 47 Peachtree Street, —PROM— T_ Ft. RIPLEY, ^MPORTER AND JOBBER. Of ESTABLISHED ‘11 TEARS. -<■» Keeps a large stock. Occupies THREE FLOOR8-30*12U feet. Inducements offered to cash buyers Equal to any .Hurled. Atlanta. On.. An rust ■-•. ML W f> NORTH isICOUOlA FEMALE COLLEGE, ivy ftTiucar. T>ETWEKN Wheat aud Line suvete, Atlauta. Fall J) session open* September 4, 1871, containing lull parUcuiArfl, apply i Atlanta Male and Female I hioh sonooL 5ro E N c oW8N85°A«cS.U!?,F l :h1; 9WAJ.VJt.IAJf 1 lloWEeeihe origiual inventor of the Hewing Ma- Junction Whitehall He Forsyth St*. j '’ toin<i ' The growing appreciation of (Jiflr characterisUe illeure by the intelligent peop'o of this c-mntr; clearly shown by the unprecedented sale of th' Howe Sewing Machine during tho past year, being far in excess of those of auy other one patent. More than ONE THOUSAND of these ex cellent machines art' in dally use in (Icfirgia, and of thla very large number a single case of dissatisfac tion cannot bo louud. They make the ‘Howe, or Lock-Stitch’ which has tho samo beautiful appcaranco on cither side of tho fabriti sewed, and they are tho only ma chines that maku this beautiful stitch to perfection. Tho offloo has been recently established at the corner of Broad and Alabama streets. If yo prejudiced in favor of any particular luachii least examine the IIowo before you purchase, member that Mr. Howe was the origiual inventor of the Hewing Machine, and tfsve twenty years of his lifo to perfecting this rnachr Every llowe Machine is Warranted for 3 Years accessible, aud desirable porUous of the city, will be resumed ou Monday, 28th of Augtut, 1871. making tho two departments entirely separate aud distinct. A beautiful and inviting common, so uoceaaary and well adapted to the healthful and athletic exercises of tho student, is directly iu front of tehool rooms. •.The Male and Female Departments will lie divided into three classes: Primary, Intermediate aud Class- Writing, Mental Arithmetic, aud Elementary Geog raphy. Rates of Tuition per Scholastic month In ad vance $3 00 WiUi'^Music 8 00 Music 6 00 Intebxkdiatc Depahtment. — The branches taught aru Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arith metic, English Grammar, Geography, English Com- position, and Familiar 8cicuce. Thu Instruction will be thorough sod practical, reusing the student to realize, in his examinations, the daily bu»lue*s $ 6 00 With Music ’ 10 00 Music 6 00 Classical Defabtkkkt.—In this department, stu dents will be prepared for any class In college the y Collegiate Institutions of the country: Latin, Greek, French, the Higher Mathematics, together with Com- mercial Arithmetic and Book-Keeping. Purchasers are thoroughly instructed at their res idence, by competent instructresses, iu every varie ty of plain and ornamental sowing. efficient Jady operator wiB be in constant at' 75,1511 *. 73.883 Genuine Wheeler A Wilaon 08,208 The several departments will bo under the imme diate supervision of tho Principals who will devote whatever of energy and ability they may possess, to the diseiplino, culture and refinement of their pupils, j Maehiner The government of the school will bo kind, uuiforin, and decided; resort to force being made only when 1 ^ appeals to the pride, self-respect, and honor of tho 1 student are unavailing. Advanced cIsmsom In the I __ mm- i • *+ £«■*>• O-partu.j.ii(twin recite tetho Malerrluclpula, j The HOWC Machine OO No deduction will be mado for absences, unless in cases of protracted sickness. Any person not con nected with the school may receive instruction ini Cor. TJr*>n«l & Alabnmn Win, Music at the regular rates. W. M. BRAY, A. M.l p . , , NKXT DOOK TO SUN OKK1C W. A. BASS, A. M, J Erlndlial,. .ITLI.VT.f. H.t MR8. W. M. BRAY, ) Female Department. augtf-Gt agents v/anted a. n. nootiPq C c f the C«»Ucgi Book l AN NIK D. HAILE. ■LBBBTON. The following items ore from tho Ga- telle ot the 2Gth : We arc informed that Augusta Presby tery will meet at New Hope Church, I’aoli, Mftdistm comity. Go., on Friday uight, tlic 8th of Seifiember, 1871, at 7| o’clock. It has now been a little orcr sevon weeks since we hare liad rain enough to do much good in Elbertou. We never saw crops looking more promising tliun they wero before tho dry weather set in, but they are almost rained now. On Sunday morning last, about four o'clock, a fire broke out in tlio Lamar House Saloon, which was fortunately dis covered before it had mode much pro gress, and by the powerful exertions of a few men, was stopped before it did very much damage. Mr. Deodwyler, the pro prietor, perhaps lost some six or seven hundred dollars in stock, besides the in jury to the house. Wo regret to learu that Mr. Tinsley It. White, who resides a few miles below this village had his residence, with noarlv all of lull'furniture, bedding and clothing burned on Wednesday night last Mr. White and lady wore absent from home when the fire occurred, and it is supposed that the Are broke out from a room m which a negro woman laid a fire for the purpose of ironing. CAlrtTUteVlLLB. The Krpteu has the following : Wean pained to announce tint our Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GKOCEftS, AND DUALEDS IN Hiee, Wines, Llqnoi-N, .*••<'- (jnrmTormcoo. »v o. X». 11)7, Fart Itaj Stmt, CHAKi.KSTON, S.C. jnlyfl-Hm A. J. IIAKALSOX, Cornet Moilettn and Broad Streets €S EetYEil. I Be a l I f TiOsJk' AND COJtlJtllSSIDJtr jlKIMfMJT, ^^ND Wholesale nnd UcUil Doaler iu FURNITURE. gj, Consignment* ■olicitcd. Cnoh »Jv»nce* on consignments for auction in store. RErvnK'tCK—Messrs. Oordon, Willis k Co, Bank- era. Wall Street, Atlanta angfi lm. Georgia—Fulton County. ONTliACTOB FOR BRICK AM) iHtono Work. <>f all ciasscs. I'lastc-riug an J Ornamental work, Bl‘«ue Cutting, etc. (7rifiIn.G*.. Msv I J. 1871. rt. IN EVJ RY TOWN AND COUNTY THROUGHOUT THE HT VTE- auglDLIl u. tlO tifz Jnenrantc—Drm'ibc for tljc tjclplcao. mtl $5,000,00(1 Osoaos A. RT*V. Sheril | Libel for Divorce in said Court. It appearing to the Court, by the return of tho beriff; that Ueoryo A. Ryan, thi Defendant in the aoove stated case, does not reside in saul county ol Fulton, and it also appearing that he doe« not _ said deonre A. Byan, by publication of this order in any public gazette in this State once a month for four months, previous to tho next term of this Court. Granted by the Court J. M. Calsoun k Bow.. Plaintiff’s Attorney. A true Kttract from tho minutes of said Court ^ U ]nneAlmmtm W. R. VENABLE. Clert notice. CmmUL-RAlLAOAO »»D IlAHimo Oo. o,-o*. 1 tUVAMMAB, OA., August 1st 1871. j jany having ext river, is now prepared % ot fretgl portatlo Persons desiring to avail themeolvcs of this direct mode of shipment, should bsv»* expressed on their bills of lading that their consignments shall be lan ded at the CENTRAL RAILROAD WHARF. the 1st of November It is expected that a large will be completed for the protection of ssit, gu- and other heavy articles of freight which par ties may desire to have stored for fbture shipment 9. F. WARING, Forwarding Agent_ At Homt) S anfTTm At Homo! And ready to furnish lump coal Equal to any I have every told in this city, At $6 50 per Tea by the Car Load. Orders for Coal to be delivered on any »outh of tl»is point must be accompanied with the Ga*h or City refersaee. Thankful for pa*t fc™r*. dnring fire years In the Coal trade. I trust I shall stU merit a share of tie public tatronsjo’. u u otto be uUAkrsold in this market. I can be found at lbs office of James O. Alien. Decatar , StSSI limber lard. R^pectfnlly. OIL JOS. I’. liOUAN, MEDICAL EXAMINED, ATLANTA, KEORlilA. T HOSE contemplating Life Innurauce are reapectfully requested to oxam- fn, the merit, of till, Compxur. Tb»y will find it Superior to Many and Inferior to None, In tlie Essentials tint give Sound Insurance at the Least Possible Coat. W. T. WATEUS, Gen.As’t, nso iT nwn at i-a. SfHlTKH.41,1. NT.. A I I.ANTA. <»A. ugtVdls EDWARD PARSONS Jnenrancc Companji. “Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan. The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NT, LOUIN MO. jrothing Conrcnlrri—.rot hint Exaggerated—.Vo Ealue Expect a Hons Hatscd. mills COMPANY OFFERS THE FUBLIC A NEW FEATURE FRCUttARr.Y ITS OWN. WHICH HOW- T EVER, dui oot d.,irt frsu, Iks old. wmdrlcd ud ul, prUalple., wl.lcL ns.terlte ^1 wiisd Lite In- ^It guarantees au aunoal dividend to Policy holders q p seven f e aa o E IV T On ,11 cull Premium, pAld to th« CompABy. 1RU Dividend «n b« <wed To Reduce the ut mount of the JText Premium-To Increase the Policy ; or, Van be H'Hhdratcn in fash at the End of any Policy-Pear. This is Really a Jt-vn per rent. Investment of .Honey at font_ pound Merest, Coupled tellh the utdrantages of life Insurance. Them I* no unertemty Aliout Uie AMOUNT ot the Amuml Dividend, te Policy holder.. It te , drtlnlte ■um fixed iu the face of the Policy, being Hsvan P«r. Cent Compound Interest, on the amount of mo ney paid by tho Policy holder to tho Company, and left In its hands. All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE. forfeiting law 1* adopted by the fjompanr voluntarily. If at any time a Policy is Premium, the cash surrender value of the Policy is pla* ed to tho credit of the s till the snrreudor value is exhansted. . . , .. ... it me Mm auuiw . „ mi um is paid every year in <-aah, and al! Dividends or Interest Accwmulattons left m’LXZ.TBiSmS FOR NINE YEARS, the Follcy will trncome 9 E Zj F-S U ST A X KT X 5T Q- For Ml time to oomo, and keep itsolf In force for lie full amount WITHOUT ANY FURTHER [•^eae AdwnntMia. »r« xxot Oflbr°ti t»jr any other Company. Another oqaitebte Yrstnm In th, Oompm.y I, Umt ,U Ite ,.n,inl.im. nb, In Uooml* vUl lm Ihvrrtal la t r. rrsir-mo. fr ,„ > ■«.. m «i~ ... th. well.it.bU.hod phu»«.«m.1 bo (lMlr,d. For rnrthor Informitlon Andy t, Cl’aUStOll « StrOMai'l, Uvueru 1 Agenta lor Cittorylu, Angust2*-lm Dscator Btrest, Opposite Klmba" House, Atlanta, a 9 ► \ R k 0 ► a 9 1 n SI IB H > * 9 ID 1 0 > 0O CD CO It 4 o W teJ Q Q w tel U1 ^tlama San {IiokptcttlB. THE ATLANTA SUN! DAILY JUSjy WEEKLY, PTTT1T .TBTrffin BT NtHrm Hi Si WiilS c /atiJ Mi ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ATjEXANDr.Tl IT. HTF*l‘fTRNH, YIirillllAJil) M. NPEILU*"' 4 j. iiKNLr 1* roji pi cfoi’S, * Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. -Is • • •-. A. R. WATSON. News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Brainest Manager. ' TERMS OF SUBSORIPTIOTf. Mingle Copy six Monihn I? ally For . . . . 87 001 Three Hontha • ... 4 OO I One Month . am XA W W W b Per Annumi Slujjrlo Copy • • • 9 OO Tliroe Copies . • , 4 50 Ton Copies • • • 14 OO Twenty Copies » • 35 OO Fifty Copies . • • 50 00. Single Copies of the Daily and rMUf. at the i time paid for expires. Minnie Copy—O Month* 1 OO Three Cople* * » 85 Ton Cople* * 7 00 Twenty Copla* * IS OO JE-lfty Copies Slxx Months 97 80 - I |M*1 CLUBS: Urn*, and take the v papor for tho same length ofRtima, NO CLUB RATES FOR THE DAILY. How to Remit Money i No i*por will bo sout from tho office till it is i»ald for, and naraos will always be erased when tho time paid for cxpiri’H. . ' - < : f b r■ - W Persons sending money by Express must prepay charges. To Oorrehpondonte i Mr. Stephoiis will remain in Crawfordville. ■•aro. All letters intended lor hnu, cither on private mailers i ot thiH paper, ahould bo addresaed to him at Orawfordville, Ge. Ail letters ou htutinoM of any kind, connected witli THE HUN, sxoept Its FoUtAoal mm be addruHMNl bi J. Henly Hmith, Mansger, Atlanta, Ga. THE DAILY SUN ory low, for the purpoau of idaciug ii LANDSBERG'S LUMBER YARD, OPPOSITE OBOBOIA RAILROAD DEPOT ATI iANTA.GA, ■awed Shlnglon and Iiatha, White Fine ’ eo*h, Window* db Blind* .til Kinds ot Dressed and iramtssg Cumber, The Weekly Sun ot the People, the Advocate ol Justice, the DoteaAer ed Popular Righto, aud tiio opponent of burden, boapod upon a tuepoyfec poopl*, and Opprnaion. of all kind.. It will adhere to the old, safe, timo-lionored Landmark, of the Demociatto Par ty, and eternly qppoao any -Departure’' therefrom Mr. BTBPHE178 is thoroughly onliated m the Work, and will oonlxtbnte to Ite cnltiw alassr daHy, Wo Mb tho frioad. of Uborty. , limit |«per, ami ite Oiub Rate, ee The Presidential contest for 1872 volved are moniestou , everywhere to art particularly 172 will be the m< r Weekly is a vary ^ htekwyof Vhakaqeala. THE SUN WILL ENDEA^O To disseminata truth, sound doe trine, an4 correct advocated by some, while we are G 1 Imperialism. “Sasssfesoas^ measures forever. Those Dsmocraffi who slrethki lueaNuros of the no-called 14th . the majority Faction In Omgress. The Bad teals hare aakstf _ . ..—_ __—_ tMjpl, indorse, aland by, defaud and build upon these measures forever. There Dssaocreli whs give Ikk pledge of coarse must “depart” from the faith of their ffithers. Sosas sf these haws ahead* flesa ovar ‘ i enemy's camp ; and while they and Ore Radios! cot**u which they kHWistMi — sffijhg with— .or ua all to go with them, a few others are advising us to hoU osr pssss IsA we disturb thsYartsoay aud distract the counsels of tbs Usarecraits Party' His of the utmost" lmportanos that thsss issiSaba Vsonsssd how; for ths siiafffiwirt jPf lag departs re " by ths General Convention of the Party wlU be, hot ealy wrong in prLactpIs, Mb our lodgment it will bo fatal in policy. 1 , • •• ‘ 'tftftf u Fidelity to the OonaUtnttoa is the true test of Pssiosrecy In <vsry ffirts of thsPa^sn.— ^^araaagnlnaavssy one who la a true friend to that reared Instrument, as a oO-worker wMh so In ^s graat snafiaOT AlMrtresi are not common to North and loath, alike. ♦, .u , i, • - We respectfully aak a fair share of public patrsngs. . All commnnkaUons or Asttsrs on liuainesa ahould be address* te r i jismE Vi V J. HENLY SMITH, Mure**, ATLANTA, OA, UUMNU ^fun,te>on,W^.,Eteh„ (Cotton iactor and Cotlos Seat i 1 Hfiy firti WILBERFORCE I>JLWUBHU* «iv* t COTTON FACTOR, 41 Agent Cottonwood Gi _ NO. 3,WARREN BLOCK, OPPOSITE GLOBE liOTEUA^jWbffitGi AU bugiaetiH outrusUxl to him wiLl have utrict porsoi Orden for Bugging. Tien 6r Ropo und Family Sup] COMMISSION 1 1-4 JPEK ' RhrxnxxcM: Ju.h*v JOHN r. KIXtl, PreVttteonU, IteU llomt. I OoL A M. B1U» Pr .ul. ut NiuoiuU lteuk of An*n,u mul Auna,u | H>vln|. teah of ..•m r.-w-ft ties Ut, ■ At'-