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THE SUN. VOL. H. ATLANTA, (JKOKQIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1871. NO. 404 BAILY^JSTJN. i hr a* itM* a* wtafci Egg AkxaaScr H. roMeol UU * r - A. E. VatM, • • • • Hew. J. llertrS-Hfc, ■mUMpr. WILLIAM *. .0011 W.C.D.TW.JA. - ■ F __ - Iimll Mur A OB.. Wblta &> ■ «• TELEGRAPH NEWS Bj tke *tw Tnrt lindtM I’m*. DOMESTIC NEWS. .Vb lV</mr fwr mi Satemmah. SAVAJUTAn, September 4.—The htate- ment made in the New Turk Herald to- dkj, to the effect that the yellow Fever pxikU in this city, has called forth the following from Mayor Screven. * 4 1 learn that the New York Herald of Uua morning reporta the existence of the yellow fever in Savannah. The state ment is wholly without foundation. There is not now, nor has there been, any yellow fever in Savannah the present Clear and hary weather will probably continue from New England to Sotth Carolina with southerly winds. Falling barometer, with southwesterly winds aud inert-used cloudiness, from the Im south westward to the Ohio and Mumouri rivers. Contmoed clond and local rains on the Gulf coast. year, and the city u freer of disease of kind and healthier than any previous Jear. A retraction of the statement of the Herald, so far as Savannah is ounce ned, is requested. (Signed) John Screven, Mayor." HOW TO RKMIT HO*BT. — w MooMfeiite tha Mte arrival of aU MWUloatt mart aooaev y»t ssbks josrswaim ******** Lfgg* Co’e woolen mill has been burn ed. Loss $100,000. The watelunau lav ished. gg- Persona a , 1 in Crewfordrille. HI* gggE SSSS&TJttStSS-mSST">“**- J*reg-rme W far FVJImr Fever. Charleston,September 4.—The with er is fine, and tlie general opinion is that the fever is dying out The Board of Health reports three deaths for the two days ending at noon to-day. Later—There were four deaths from the fever during the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day. i of Subscription > Three Months. 7* One Month nun «* i* 1 ”* : , go Single Copy 4 60 Three Copies V.7.V.V.7.7.V.7. U 00 Ten Twenty rifty Muff* • • * * WEEKLY—BIX Single Copy, • ■ as 00 60 00 5 Cam•*. Steamer Mvr Mtue—Tke Indian Trnttbln. San Francisco, September 4.—The steamer Albion, from Australia, is a week over due. The Indian troubles in South California are over. The hostile chiefs have agreed with the commissioner to submit the questions to the Vate tribe. Ten Twenty Fifty .. I 00 .. 2 26 .. 7 00 .13 00 . 27 60 Mt-cription., to tk. W~kU. Tor > JftnSEfSiK* our book, when Hu paid ft* «■>»—• ULU bo wrlltu OB Wo pw 3SSSgs®s« term of aubecription for mchon ehhU begn^ end at the *ame time, end that all be taken uir —- Font Office. . ('•Ham Crap Bepsrit. Mobile, September 4.—General crop accounts received by responsible mer chants say tho cotton prospect in Ala bama and Mississippi is discouraging. A drought lias existed in some localities and too much rain in others. The crop is also suffering from the worm. Plan ters nro holding back their cotton for higher prices. Toms of Advortlslng* 7 60 11 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 24 00 27 00 9 00 12 00 16 </> 32 00 36 00 3H 00 66 00 f 7 60 12 60 16 00 20 00 22 00 26 00 28 00 31 00 33 00 36 00 38 00 40 00 43 00 66 00 $ 8 60 16 00 18 00 24 00 27 00 30 00 33 00 36 Or 38 00 40 00 42 00 1 00 For a lea* period than Dvina that Unto of *>Ud Nonp.r.il t>P>.« *t. Ior m’&iSTformSSS “ d "> ,or JS&rTSittZ* i* uoe <~b ‘" r Arrivals ..4 Depart.", of VtrmlmM «° aad from Atlanta. xn. wanu * atoxic <« mgil Rju—* Tunxrk-4*«MTnA ,!| - oOTWA "S;30pn. Leaves Atlanta 6;liam Arrive, at Chattanooga••••••••• • ■.;‘ WA , D . day raaaanoaa x^ig-otixwanw g;18ftm Leave. Atlanta. ”’*.7.’.... 4:26 p m * 7:63 p ■°riiwK>tikB xnaw-iNwaao. # M p nooga 777!». l-42a ..nr . an Arrive, at cha^ffioogB • • ” • • — outWaW >. rxrr i.iwa to wbw to»» j ; |5p Leaven AtlanU * 7*3p m Arrival at Dalton.... maux rami Leave. Chattanooga Arrive, a* Atlanta ••• •" t , M _ Iin ranD. pat PAWiasoa* xnais—>»»“" 5;J0 Laavya Chattanooga.. 3-70 pm Arrivaaat Atlanta •••*••*“\*,iJ Am x>. ACCoaaoaATio. xnai»-iswa»D. ^ Leave. Dalton »:10 ***** SSS&uVawiwi ‘^ii^oan. (A. Day Traia •* Sunday.! fi 36 srssi'.=• -;si Day Paaaeuger Uala laavaa J.Y’...7 J6a m LeavM Macon -j.• • • •"•••• 2:00 p. m Day Faaaangar Tram arrive. lMgp. Arrivaa at Macon.. v- * ’ 2 M p. Might PaM«oger Train Mar— ....6:16 p. m Stone Mountain J 2^6 p. I Arrivi ht PaaMOger Train YY^SOt P’ “ vwMacoo..».. 10 * P .■». MFMMngar Train tvaa at Macon., ATUHtA A9V t 10K17 .....2:46 p. m. ....*6:00 f. ■*. 7:10 a - „_r Train arrives Sfi25S*SS^ :: 1T un, ... *cwm>m .«- u ” ““Tt M. .10 A. M. Arrlr.W * ... » P. Mb Ib... AtBnU - ■■■ I ll P. M. RHODE ISLAND. J $100,000 #•. Psovidek, s, September 4.—Jenies SOUTH CAROLINA. Duulih, Soptcmlier 4.—A nnmitruuA demouAtrution, consietiug of a prooession of one bandied tboawnd people, who hold a mooting at Phamix Park, wop* ail- dreonod bj Smith*, Bntt and Nolan. Rea- olutions were adopted demanding the re- leaw) of the Fenian prisoner*. Several collision* took place a. the people wore retiring. Tho mob was dispersed and man; arroats made. It appears that only nix police were hurt Forty-nino rioter* were oriented. Disorderly persons wore in tho street* all night ringing (edition* aong*. CALIFORNIA. ALABAMA. NEW YORK. r*. f r n«l Bmt* * Kmrndmt Crlmr-.iml «f Prmta.1 Individual*— WAp IA, I'rvurh Indemnity B'«" *• rrumflly mid. New Yoek, September 4.—It in re ported that the President hoe determined to remove Postmaster Jones. Two slabbing affrays occurred yostor- day. A Ribbonman attempted to ikiisoii an Orangeman with Paris green. An inquest over the dead body of a baby wan hold at Madame \ anBnskirk n A mail with two bullet holes behind bin left ear was found in North River. Rev. Oeo. 0. Irall, Rector of Emanuel Church, ban adopted the new prayer book and withdraw n from Bishop Pot ter's Diocese. Officer Wilde, of Newark, was fatally injured by a gang of rowdies. There wus a tire- at Rahway, N. J. Eos" 5140,000. A body was found in the m' 01 '. . _ ., , , J. O. Ryment, lawyer and President of the Hercules Life Insnrenoc Company, C.J.Dankle, Mrs.Oeorgianna Dankle and J H Talmudge were arrested oil Satur day by the United Staten Deputy Mar shal, on the charge of making false rep resentations with reference In tlio prop erty of certain liondsmon of Dankle in the suit of the United States against him, to room era forfeiture forrenewin;- illioit distillery. To day Commissioner Davenport held „ I,,,,,,! „f 515,INK), and Tnl- Rymcrt in - . . . m^idgo and Mr. and Mm. Dankle in S10,- 000 each. , , . , . The Mayor of Savannah has tclcgrapli- i ii,at them has been no yellow fever in e,l that there has been no yejlow that city this year. The Tribune nays: “ The alacrity with which the French have paid up the whole of the indemnity due on or before the Aral of May i* explained by onr Berlin correspondent. It appears that Rio ne gotiations for the evacuation of France by the Germans were complicated by the question of admitting German manufae- tnres into France, free of September first, at which date the ar rangement* agreed upon for passing such go.)<ls duty free expired. The Irenoh were offered a apeedier withdrawal of troops if these privilege, to the Germans were continued; but they are now tn a condition to demand the evacuation, as a right, under the treaty of Frankfort store lias risen decidedly from .Missouri to New York and northward. Freeh southwesterly winds have ytpvailod i most stations in this region; nnrttsasstsrly on the Golf ooast. Smoky and hazy weather has oontinued from eastern Mich igan to the middle Atlantic. Clouds and right rain on the immediate ooast from Louisiana to Florida, and looal rain* have fallen in Wiaoonsin, but oleewhero ch ar wen 1 her is reported. FOREIGN NEWS. IRELAND. t n*man»trmtUn - 4uernl 1W- ENGLAND. r*f JM«a BvmmmtrnUm—nrCMvrn— .Mure JBnrlnv Dlunlerv— Illnvm nf IAi gam- Klrlkt—Ballrvad Jvrldvnl—Ulndvtmu BImr~ ntyinf—Sm, JBtvIlnf nf Bnrinetn—Tkvy Invar In* Heart. London, September 4.—Smithe, a member of Parliament, presided at the Phoenix Park meeting. In sight of which followed tho participants of the meeting attacking the police, fifty police were injured. The polioo were rein forced and many arrests were made. The Times has a Versailles dispatch saying tnat there will be no adjournment of the Assembly until the Germans evac uate tho four deportments surrounding Paris. Many cases of cholera are at Dantnic, Killing', Coblentz, Alton*, Leipsic and Vienna. A bark was capsized near the English coast and all were lost. A brig was cap sized off Shields, aud all on board were lost Queen Victoria is eon Aned to tho house. A general strike of the cool miners of Northumberland, for higher wages, is imminent. A Ashing schooner foundered in Pent- landfrith, and Avo persons were lost A railroad accident has occurred in the North of France. Ten were killed, and an immense number wounded. Gladstone, in a spcocli delivered at Wbilley Saturday, expressed joy that Englishmen can now look upon Ameri cans as friends, and said: "\Vo may now indulge in the hope that all controversies botweeu the two people are settled. ” A muss meeting of Engineers was held at Neweastle-on-Tyno last Saturday, at tended by tully 8,000 persons, nt which it was determined to insist upon an ar rangement of tho tiuio of labor at niuo hours a day, for six days in the week, or Afty-fonr hours a week in all. A special dispatch to the Standard from Spain says, “the progress of King Ama deus, from Albaooto to Valencia, was one continued oration.” The Herald’s special correspondent at Albaccte, Spain, telegraphs as follows: “By invitation I accompany the King on a three weeks’ journey through the Pro vinces. Wo started Saturday morning, reaching Albaccte at night. We atopped at thirty-aix staiioua and the King was received with tremendous enthusiasm. The King's speaking was of the poorest. He is receiving petitions mid winning the hearts of even’body. In a personal conversation the King answered me that lie desired Spain to lie well understood in the United States and that friendship would exist lietweon tho two countries. Wo go to Valencia to-morrow. An English student lias fallen victim to a fool hardy attempt to climb the Alps without a guide. SVmnsmuiis. DeGive’s Optra House lttmcliatuone ftbvcrtiecmcnl*. TUESDAY, September 5, INTI. FIRST GALA NIGHT OF THE SEASON By particular request of the citiEeu* of Atlanta, fewaf Tamplett n's Ktar Favorites wiU appear for TWO NIQHTH ONLY, on their way north to Haiti inure <ntjr---in the greatfMt aud most enjoyable bill of at- traction ever presented in ttila city. Ladies’ Oils Might. To-nlglit (Tuesday,) September 6th, 1871. Ffcahtouahle performance*. First time of the gn-nt l.oudoa Oonaady -Tow Tnjr*>r*a greatest im irm, in Throe Acts, Mini WiiiorM linn JtCAo, ItncliAtone * priae in Three Aria, to oouclude the (Jala IVrlormauce. MAlllllEt) 1*1 V 12 i Or, How to lie ILupjiy ! iHMira open at 7 - Curtain folee* at 8',’ o'clock. Hh.NKKAI. A1>M ISHlON ft f»l«s Family Chi le Moauie : !*«')> and Coioml (lalh-ry 26 couU. Ohil- ^KHi KAdJll^arATb iFhi-fip* k Crow * Book*h.re) $1.00. aep6«lt New ^bucrfUfTMcnts KIMIIROAUIINYON, CLOTHINQ^BOOTS, SHOES, HAT*, UMBRELLAS, (tents’ Fumtahing Good*. 4a, Ac.. MarietW atroet. Under KuW Odd FaHowt’ Mall. eepta «t ATLANTA, OA. Hit uittlon Wanted. RlENCK of 18 yaara in hneihaea. lu Au|tti desire* to obtain a poaitlou m Bookkeeper or Ac countant tn aorne wholeaala honec. in Atlanta. lle*t of reference* at to capacity. Ac. ftirnlahod. Addre** KEY BOX 122, A*ept6-3t . Angnata. Oh. Notice to Contractors. S EALED rBOrOftALfl WILL BE RECEIVED until Wedneaday, EeptemUr 20th, at 12 o’clock, M., for building a POLICE STATION HOUSE AND CITY OFFICES, According to plana aad aphdfloatJou* U» be eeen at the office of Parkfti* A Allen, tltnbhll Houae. The right to receive or reject any and aU btda reserved by the City. O. P. ( AB8IN, M>pt6-12t Chairman At A Bulining C< office of Park Committee, Parkin* A Allen. G. W. Adair, Auction’r. SOUTH-END PROPER TY. T 5th day of September, at the City Hall, a *plen- did 5-64tlis-100 Acre Lot, at Soutti-Kud, aa par plat. It ha* a beautiful building rite, fronting on Ander son street. The whole lot Be* well, aud present* a lint rato opportunity fbr a permanent iuvcHtment. Person* wanting bargain*• should call at my office, get a plat, and go oat and aae the proper* Imfore tho day. Tl'JlMH CASH. .... Whitehall rireet, of the Oozait propurty, a* per advartiHeiueut iu Wecklx Constitution. This 1* • d.lifkSni, anyIlMriMM „ University Htgh School ATLANTA, CA- -o rriHK EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE L roanmed in tlio basement of the Oglrilio-pe University Building, corner of Washington and MltchelJ atreet*, on MONDAY, the 11th of Septem ber, 1871. 4 Thl* Term will he divided Into two quarter* the drat ending 20th November, 1871, aud iho second iling 26th February, 1H72. *!? S Classical W» Incidental fee tor quarter, In advance 60 .» student will b* re« < ived for n las* time than Quarter. No dedm _ will lie made except In *Jkot absence from al*olnte n«w;«*ity. PROP. J. A. RICHARDSON, A. M . fjito of the Atlanta High School, Principal. angTtf- tf notice. Central Rail* Havamnaii, <»a., August 1st, 1871. | idod It* track to tha receive heavy cargoes ■ight on iU car* direct from the wharf fi*r trail*- I Hrurami* l !Mri!arl« Wril oTIh « illr-ol ranrt* i,f •hipiDi’nl. -honlrt h»». r«pr..iij.l on Iholr 1,111. of Udlna llut Iholr r.,n.i«i.in.l,U .b^l !«• M.- 1...I at tho OKNTBAL IIA1I.IUIAD WFIAlt* nilier it I* expecied that a large protection of salt, gtt- .1 freight, which par- for future fhlpmeut 4. F. WARING, Forwarding Agent. PRUSSIA. MtlUred and Cremated. Berlin, September!.—Bi»mart:k Bob- Atlanta Marble Works. len haa been reliovetl from the Govern ment of Alsace anil Lorraine anil promo ted to the rank of General. AUSTRIA. Th* Imperial CamUnnUtn Vienna, September 4.—It ia officially aUtcd that minuter* Von Benst, Ar.dro*- sy and Hobenwart, will a««i*t at the con I. e 4 1. V.., one, at Mall ImI Mill TU ference of tho Emperor* at SanfelwarR. The Emperor of Anatria leave* for that city to-raorro' WASHINGTON. * Ai(a>U lUllraa*. nui D 0>V. IOTM1 Arrtvs at Lravs Salma - 4:40 A M Arrtvs at * ...1IJ0AM Arrtvs at West P M 1:16 PM «Ra*r!?r.=:^u S A g k, vto Albany. Jacksonville to(gniacy. Flurtda: 10:16 F. M . 1:60 P M . 1:46 P. M TaUahaasM daily (Sunday# yBOM 8avi Arnvaat * rn ”XiS!‘. c - luav, xES»*«>- •M'Z LMV.TKlUUOVtii* 4*ttJ Ysisr^ ang7 . 7J0P.M ....1040 A. M .... 6:2C A. ■ |DO TASLB or rain leave* t’haO: iu, n- COWI1V- a a*t: US' Arrives. *n>< day . i Mimphia, nett day- Brooklyn, who was convicted of sriling “ the Interior ho »ri ta order forbidding the white* to aettW in the Cherokee country. . Two of the Warmonth delegation de parted to-night and will meet the balance oftlm detegation at New Turk, at JO o’clock to-morrow, and proceed to lM>g Brooch to meet the President by sppoint- ?*Lcttcr» from Vincent Collier stole that Lk tn the Aosehe* of Anzon* biz mission to the Apse-lie* failed. Cochise would not come to the ‘“jodwe John M. McKenncy, of tha Southern District of Florida, who Uaa teen North dining the hot weather, re- tans to adjudicate in the <**■* growing not nf the recent wrecks. The United States Marshal reports the health of Key West good JBtttmlvIenl nm. Cmiiv o» Signal Bemvww, 1 WasniNoTON, D. C., Bep. 4 I second fob ran PAST twzntt-focu hours CHINA. The W*l*er am a Bender. Homi Kono, September 8.—A disas trous typhoon visited this vicinity yraiter- dny. Twelve vessels were driven whore, ana much damage done on land. CUBA. The maraetBInf In i* Bnlemtt. Havana, Septemter A—Advice* from Arecibo report s fearfnl hwmeon* on the i9d ult. in the Baltoaw. Three Ameri can and two English veswta were wreck ed, but all hands were osyed. WEST VIROIWA j $3oo,ooo Pert. Whcbliso, September 4.—The Iron and Nail Company’* milU arc burned.- Low 8800,000. It throw* throe hundred men out of employment Chief of Police Savage, of Boston, I* patting into effect an old law, which pro vide* that anv man arraigned for aimpta drunkenness may be dinehargnd on con dition that he disclose* th* n»me of the person who sold him liquor and ntacu where it ww obtained. The TitnsvillefPenn.) i'oemer reports that the Sheriff of Cliantauqua county No material ^change is reported^ from j STSS^ o tZ No matcruu cnauK** w *— l .i Am rhtj»r affmiiwl <'a|>L UitMJ, th. pacific mid I jlSSuTiq^rrecently blown up on the Tli*» burometur La* fallen T^ry gen irai y n ml th it tne cauc im now under ex- Anri ve* tat C»^t»ooe«». By til* 1*1 of NoVf»m ind will bv* complriw to. anti other heavy arUclei ang7 2m WILLI AM JGBAY IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Amorioan, Italian aud all other Marble* M'OTCH GRnMjrtTR. ,NTTMENTM, IMatar*. Vaasa, Tomb other atyla# of Marble W«*rk done o in<l io the latest and moat approved r •limn of all Cemetery work fornl*he« AtlanU, Georgia vV Good Chance FOR A HOME. WILL SELL BEFORE THE (XH’RT HOUSE 1 door. In the town of Nawnan. In OoweU conn the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER 1^X7^ it being the 7Ui day of the month, beginning at o'clock, and <-ontiniting until all are aold, tuy lattd* lying tn the Fourth District ol Maid county, known a* thi «HAnBTQH PL AO Containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES. The ftfttfl plaov in w-l! WM*ered. wn<l waMWmliered, bout Mix Huudrt;.! * r-a»l tliertamfcin xt I will Hell SIX lir.NDRKI) AtiRKM, iu trad* nail farm* of 11FTY Al Itl-s eauh. till then sell THUKK HDNDRfD 4CRK8 in parcel*, or tracts of from Twenty-Flvoto Forty aero# 1 shall lia the bonuftar I will aell. e each tract acMrately i •eyed. and well deft’ etl. the lolluwlag torma : ONE FOURTH OAMHjONlvFOD BTH ^1N OjJ* YEAR ; FROM DATS OF RALE. •n any and a'l thaw paymenta except the flrat I wiU take cotton at Fifteen lieiit* per pound. (I good mwvhautable Cutton Mich aa ia nsuaUy *<dd in •|Ih market) delivered at Nawnan. Georgia. J YOUNG MEN- Houcrt aud lodnatrioua and all oihere have now an opportunity to buy horns*, and pay fbr them, by their *" privilege of pore Hell that persona buying can purchase adjacent tr Thii Und will poalUvely be sold on the day thus advertised. Any information >ag44ftxAWeaklytlatlox. J Newnan. Qa Notice to Shippers. TRANSPORTATION OFFICS, ) WUTKBN k ATLAHTIC RaILBOAD, \ Atlanta, Qa., September 2J, 1871.] PORTATIOM ecrap iron In boxe*. banrela beada. eept2-6t E. H. WALKER! 0 ** Master Transportation. QEORQIA FEMALE COLLEGE 1/CglitUUr* Charter Granted la 184a llev. Geo. Y. Brown, President. rilUK i,.it Acadeu.Le Tver brglm od MONDAY, nfTElIBCR IX An ncleotio OlM, lw* bMB fornwl for th, bunOi of those graduate! who may dealre ntill fhrther to improve themaelvea, or to prepare for teaching, fli). New Patent Arion Square Grand Pianos gn Kxiwnaea fire aa moderate aa In other aim liar Institution*. For fhrther particular* address the President Madison, July 29, 18»1. Jy81-d2UwfcW2l Oglethorpe University. A.tlantn, Gohrgla. COLLEO 1*2 DKPA1ITMKNT: Rev. DAVID WUiTJI, D. D., Pre*i«lent and Profes sor of Belle* I-ettre* and Hacred Literature. GU8TAVU8 J. ORB, Professor of Matlieinatlca anil Astronomy, of Latin W.''T.itroMi U BfEffiSm'A.' TttmdB* of Phyniiml fh’lence*. giiage*. - (To bo aupplicdj Profeaaor of Modern Lan- 17A. BICHABDSON, Profeaaor of Natural Philoso phy end Principal of High Mchool. „ _ AtlanU |H one of the healthleat cities in the United RUtoe. Good board can be bad at from $16 to $18 onth. There will lie two term* in the College, rat commencing FIRHT MONDAY IN 0<rro- HER, and ending THE 26th OF FEBRUARYthe «:oud beginning tho FlllHT MONDAY IN MARCH ml eudlng JULY 6. Terras of Tuition—$76 per annum; half In advene aug’JS dfcw2t. ■ Vnlrmlly of jnu*rtlle, Ttnn. Fo u Wto i;» l VHfi. f IIIIK Collegiate Department and Academy open 4 (I, (Ml 4 Military, tin* 4, 417* pn •ply to Oeu. R. KlliUY SMITH. Olianeellor. iiition $40 per torin. aug2(d2fw4l MARTIN INSTITUTE, J«‘flVr*oii, Jacknoii (’o., C*eorfi». riVHK FALL TERM of the tear 1871 will open on I MONDAY, the Jletof AUGUST, inriead of i dm ed.y. their.th, aeitwaaanno.iMoed. We think that very few if any ln*titoti«»na of the same grade can offer to patron* inducement* equal . our*. Hoard i* only f 13 to $14 per month. The very low rate* of tmti<>n are reduced about no third by the endowment, and the qnlet, moral and atudiou* habiUof the pupil* <«ui<4 b- excelled. ppllrations from abroad are alrea.|v uiime- id tboNi* wiahing to wcura board will do well liy Immediately. For fnl| Information addrcm * - —* H. P. ORB. or IAN. ■.RANDOLPH, dec. Board ofTmataas. o apply inn •rot. J. W. < GLENN. Prof. I 1. #iakl«s’« 0on* Jron tDork*. * Macon Oomea to FINDLAY’S Head of Third!8t^ Sign of “The New Tlag.” MJACONJtGEOHQtA. THE LAR.GEST in THE SOUTH! 1 SkilledALabor and Modern Maohinary. AU Worlt Warranted. Northern Prices for Machinery Duplicated. rrKajm Bjraurma mr ajrr xuro jjm aMra *Mtay<i hm taKMBV mrmiu IHO ••Nit, mtu amixaianw ■mt *r«it«riwni*f'(iMaa<ai js ihmu iHomuMM. Of Elm**! ItasIftM, ,*4 at PriMatbak Italy Ooap,tmon. «-No REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ! Competent Workman furnished upon application to overhaul Eagtuea, Bkw Hffifi, ate.. H Uf • the country. FINDLAY’S SAW-DUST GRATR BAR SHOULD BK DUD BV KVEItY SAW MILL PBOMISTOB. Mlll.toass, Batting, Uirenlar Haw*, Stosm FIt(lags, BsWMt Ustal, ge., ate. rv BNISHED TO OBDBR. THUMB. 0AS1I OB AFFBOVBD PATEB. R. FINDLAY'S SONS, Msoon, Go. ECLIPSE TIIR GREAT Screw Cotton and Hay Press/ aug7 win . howahd. n. n W. H. HOWARD * BON, COTTON FACTORS Georgia- Fulton Rurmti' Mamtha V. Uxah I Llb*l lor Divorce in raid Court. °u“tl£ri B »8*'tn , th. Oovrt. by th. rrtorn * Ik. 8h.riA,^thrt lm>l> A. K,»n. lb. PsItaHtant ISita. aliove *Utcd case, doe* Dili re*ide in said .aunty of y.ilfn, »ocl It U«) »|,p~rln, tyh. lawBoll in mid State of Georgia, it le, therefore, ordered by the court that service «*if **4d libel be made <m aahl ftetnrvn A Kran, l>y pubUoaflOB of this order In any to lb. ...1 t«» or tkt. C««.- Granted by the Court. I. M. CAI-WOUN k Sow., Plaintiff'• Attorney. A true Bttraot from tho minutes of aaidOourt ^5»ft2Sni w. R. VENABLB, OlWt A OAHD. Tom* the demand* of an lilCRRAIISO WIIOLRIALE BUSIMKIS nearly opposite Moore A Marsh and Silvey k Dough- erty, whtch we will ocoupy ON lat OCTOBER NEXT, riad to raoatve n«r friauda and and where we will | glgi ikeaa increased facilities for doing a H-hoUnnlr Or Mg HWllVIl grpERioR nmffinmi Drtui,. M«ll,Hi'-*. I” 1 *. * 0 ’ ** rBMBKBTB.V. TJflBB P rB.. .ngSOlm Altatita, <ta. SAMI. II. HTOUT, ML I>. Aitt-ut f.T Intr-^tKtf.0 nt Sl Brothers’ Harper RDUf tTIGMAl* WORKS jffice at Phiilipa k Crews*, Corner COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. J WAItllEN BIXJCI, • • • AlOOBTA. OA. Patented Feb»y 27, 1871, by Findlay A , , gaagaeai gygfcsfi: ,rl, a., V. ...poo-d. ALL OTHER Cotton fcro«. 4. U.^ MUtaste gS,S& 11, MIX . FINDLAY * SONS, Findl w '< Iron Work, Maoon, Ok: - . ■ . But* giM-Iat. thl. IMI I purobntad from taniNN* Ftndhy * (VWsZolte" ^*“5' ,n PrM..., .nd, .ftor . full Mil Mr total. wS bMttato^to prononne. H lb* mo.1 Wt,* M»*g«» draught, moat powerful—I “ * “ * other Iri “ should • onr services In the Warehouee II iU branches, to .our old pet- ue rally. buRinea*. d plant* CnainIwlOB for Sellingt-’otton, Onr nn* a Qnarlrr Per Cent. ordered will he carefully AU family nupnlle* ordered will be earafUiiy ee- leeted by one uf the Arm, at the lowest market price*. promptly . cotton in ware house. We extend all the> farilltles ofTjrejfJbpr Ware- Ltbaral oaah advances made - Jl the flaellltle Consign meat* To Parties Desiring to Build deraigned would reapect/aUx Inform tha •na or Atlanta that ha ia no# T cltUene BmperimUnd tha Iks MfnJaMeter meprnrtmsat am Ip, af amp Mtm^nppmmpm^td He ha* at hi* command a picked set of hands, aad feel* confident in giving general aatlafaction. age REFERENCE—0>L John L. fHwnt, Longlej k Kobineon, aad Fay k Oorput, Arehilaita. jdhjt r. jrMcnotAn FFICK IN AIIpUEI HOUBb, FBTOE ETBER THOS. HAMPTOU, E. D. a*lgO»», F. A- »ABaOWB. UrnkBiB OrPdM JUiUs. n AKnaoH * co., F. A. j^KALKU* IN fLOF^, ■Ale, V SHIP STUFF, PB.e.rn /.i.v. ■s.rri'txr. MIOMBST PHIC1 FAID FOS WHSAW. ~BB 0H- MIOHXNT FRIGS FAID n>» wi All yrndno. dillTSkt S10. dep* tl* •prlAAn r. S.—Y,m nuy* rniltea, orftar In for tar, mor. of taoy. PnaMSrMrti<a .j. . for msoF otdm Inm tbt, eedlaa : nf nrlfbbor, W. tanaaMfclill IbnM, S* 40rf M|M nr ■ ' - - othw Iron Hcrew Fn—M am by borto poWM. *■ L. ■ tart m in, of tb. Htno. iMt Ml, Mid Itafor. Mtooran* Itatata, w* • rmdorlng It PXBnKrr In every pnrttenlnr. Th, remw . rt ryrrj torn td tb. ecra. foltowwr block ,lM*.ndn |nl ,1m of Ik. mb. or not In wbk* tb. imr nwOn, M nrt send roirsicB Lwplfro. . _ _ __ R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Maocxn. Qa. CRAIG’S PATENT HORSE POWER, FOR DRIVING oorron dfttlB. Mnttalatln Gaaraatsod «i ODD FOB ILLDSTBATBD CIBOHL4B. R. FINDLAY’S SO^K 'ktSMtld. Qa. The New Portable ffitMm Wnglwe lor Drtrlnf Ootaon otnr. rrinttnf Mono, no* tay Mr «Mt«M inqnMng Bern erne It taqb I yO*t Horae. T HEY are asfe. Tha furnace ia rarroonded by water, exocpi at tl unite* tlon from fire. They are aaftw than a stove, and FIMi EXTRA ' ■ ifa,.. at Phillips * ' D"«, wnrr * —An r— atr.eta. Atlanta. Oa. Judge T. 8. Foe- A tar clerk; always present to attend to hwalaam la I BeU* hia’ghaeaM. tBt Um » WM 1>F.«F BAY HORHE. with btwt. Had on a nice bridle and a email saddle. A liberal reward will be paid for bia return to HP AIK CAN ESCAPE, HO MATTER WHAT FUEL W U8«D-miWjOrtat oonaM ntng and rimtiar work. Awarded first premiums by UgffiM laalttate lfiW-7*. Ircuhar aad Priee Llat gg-Ktmball'a B. A A. B. R money recatuad tar Rell'a Stable, A Uaa la. It ia probabU that said horse laoaetoa gin* for Descriptive SfiSfc. I