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THE
SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1871.
NO. 405
the daily SI N.
Pidriiab** bj the AtUiU Hub PubUnhUf
»r H. Stephens,
Proprietor*.
Alexander H. Mephens, rolltlcol Editor.
A. R. Wntoun, .... New* Editor.
J. Ilenlv Smith, tieneral Editor *nd BukI-
nww Manager.
Loral Editor i
WILLIAM H. MOORE.
TrarclUf AfenU i
. M. W. HILL. J. W. HEARD.
~ Wm. Emu, Jr.. Hews Agent, Savannah, keep#
Tin Sun for s*le-
AgeaU <»r Tlae »•*,
Thomas N. Hopkins, Thomasrille, Ga.
James Allen Smith, Knoxville, Tenu.
Dave Bill, Athens, On.
John T. Robebts, AtlanU, Ga.
J. L. Weight, Woodstock. Ga.
J. O. CaanwxLX, Thomson, Ga.
H, C. Hamilton, Dalton. Oa
W. C. Davis, Jr., Eaton ton. On.
TarraN, Mapp k Co., White Plains. Green Co.. Os
TELEGRAPH NEWS
By the New York Aseectoted Pro**.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MINNESOTA.
r*. Storm Attar ®«l »"«•*•
Hr. Paul, September 5.—A terrific
storm passed over tlio town of Windom
yesterday, and a number of bouses were
prostrated. A man was fally hurt by be
ing blown from tbe cars.
guw TO AMlt.WWH.
UTAH.
Jrrtol of a lUn JW«l«r
lero—Mor. JSstaWo— l,e*lenllon .f ««
Jtptotopett Church.
Salt Lake, September 5.—A Mormon
Elder was arrested for concealing and re
fusing to deliver np a convict sentenced
to fifteen years imprisonment.
The mining transactions yesterday
amounted to three-fourtlis of a million.
There are reports of rich discoveries
from all points.
The Episcopal Church was oonsocrated
to-day.
in Washington, D. 0., about the 10th of Missouri. Cloudy weather with light
a . « ° min in l.'l.ti-i.ln fMonr mill lilpflHIlllt
October.
The steamship Rhine,. which sailed
hence for Bremen on tbe 2d inst., when
henco for Bremen on tbe 2d inst, when
227 miles from Sandy Hook, broke her
shaft Sunday and was towed back to this
city by the steamer Colorado, which ar
rived to day. Among the passengers by
tho Colorado is Francis A. Walker, Su
perintendent of the Census Bmceu.
rain in Florida.' Clear and pleasunt
weather in tho Middlo and Eastern States.
1‘rohohWtlro.
The barometer will probably fall still
further on Wednesday, and especially iu
the Gidf States and over the lakes. In
nil* uuu OUin-s aim UYCI sue uuxi*s. in-
creasing easterly winds along the Atlantio gj**
tkmst, and threatening weather, with dod
brisk southwest winds from the lower 14
KENTUCKY.
The Foil Metres—ttemorr mile Mnjorily 11/470.
Lexington, September 5.—The Fall
.1 .1
brisk south west wmiis irom me lower uie ut oi mi*nuw ** •• t
lakes westwlnl. No iliou. disturbm.ee
is apprehended unless }>OW ibly on Lako ties may dosirc to have atoped for fmure ahlpmeul
liEM.NUlU.N, OC|iw;uiuvi I/. a"'- *
meeting oomnienoed on Monday. Bevor
al noted liorses arc already here. The
sport promises to be unusuully interest
ing.
Tho highest official majority is for Hen
derson, Superintendent of Public In
struct ion—41,270.
AO uuwon jrvtwruij
Superior, from which region no reports
have been reosived to-day.
w. will b. rtapoDiible tar to- tal* wrltal of all
money teal n. by Moner Order, by b*{:
y ExDretiH. or by Draft, hut not otn#rvlie. II
Urn UU It ta prtd
for. auduamea will always be erased when ilk* lime
paid for expires.
Persons sending money by Express must pre
pay charge*. —
To Oerresponrlent*.
Mr. Stephens will remain in Orawfordvllle.
" Tn. uitw will not chanae hi*
UUll WHO Aamavn P.
deuce. All lebem Intended for him, either --
vate matters or connected wUb
jSSJSfSnJSSS .bouid be addremed
‘‘“iSSSffeilSSbany kind. connected with
TlfeSOI*? except if Volition fMporttaent toould b.
addressed to J. Heuly Smith, Manager, AtlanU, Ga.
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ALABAMA-
TmU tl HhiptcrtcM—Tht Jlubuma Stale
Fmlr.
Mobiuk, September 5.—The following
has just been received from Pensacola,
Florida:
“Memorandum mado with pencil by a
irt of the crew of the British ship Lil
lian, lost 15th January, 1871, off the
coast of Brazil, was picked up in the
Gulf of Mexico. •
“It may be a hoax, but if not, it is of
so mnch importance that I thought best
to send it for publication.
(Signed.) “0. L. Lkdbabow.”
“Off East Coast of Brazil,
January 21st, 1871.
“This is to certify that we three are
the only survivors of the British ship
Lillian, lost on the night of the liith of
this month. We have now been drifting
in an open boat for six days, suffering
hunger, thirst, and hardships which none
but those who have experienced them
can illustrate. We have been looking
out for a Bail since the ship went down.
Wind became of the captain and the rest
of the men God only can tell.
“Jons Thomas, Second Mate.
“Michael Dooly, Seaman.
“John Dcoan, Seaman.”
Montoomeby, September 5.—Tbe great
Industrial Exposition of the Alabama
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
will open October 31st, and olose Novem
ber the 1th, instead of tbe timo hereto
fore announced. Twenty thousand dol
lars is offered in prizes for improvements
in all the departments of Agriculture,
Mechanic arts, Manufactures, Ac. Com
petition is open to Alabama and the
world. Preparations are going on on a
grand scale, and ample accommodations
will be provided for all exhibitors and
visitors.
TENNESSEE,
CUump relies Krpurl.
Memphis, September 5.—The cotton
reports sinco Friday are verygloomv.—
Shedding from drought commenoed in
low hinds, especially in Arkansas.
ILLINOIS
I/ruug-hl Im Southern Illtael*.
Chicago, September 6.—There is a se
rious drought in Southern Illinois
SOUTH CAROLINA
The X-eltair Fi
Ciiableston, September 5. —The Board
of Health reports no yellow fever deaths
within tbe last twenty-four boms.
NEW JERSEY.
IJretul.
^Aa^lttSment.. except tar eeUbllehed buel
e^boaeeCla thU city, luuet be pMd tar In mb
i on th« above rates for
krly advertisements.
No reduction will be made
narterly, eeml-anuual or y«
The W nr mouth FmtUeu tul
Long Bbanch, September 5.—The Wore
mouth Louiaiaoa Republicans had a half
hoar’s interview with Grant to-day, and
left for New York. , »
Later.—A committee of twenty of Uit
Warmouth Louisiana faction arrived at
Long Branch at 11 o’clock to-day. Car
riages were in waiting at the depot, and
the delegation was immediately driven to
the President’s cottage, where the Pre
sident, by appointment, received and
ushered them into the reception room,
when tho committee laid their grievances a
before him. . ...
Gen. Campbell read a statement of tin
rrlv.l. »»<'‘>ep»xt
aad frmm AUwitt.
WUTKBN
rEKTKBN * ATLANTIC (OB 8TATK) BAILBOAD.
night i ah»«nobb tiiaiS_outwa ^J ;80 p
eavee AtlanU . n,
rri ™ *2£2SZ •ra.i.-ae-nex.u.
eevos AtlanU AOSnm
«*ve« AtlanU 7;M p in
ir ‘”*
«evoa Chetunooge
6:70 p r
B XBA1N-—inwabd.
1.42
rrlvos a* AilaoU.
DAI PAMWttW «a.p-' 6 30a
o*ve. CtolttaDoog. 3;aopI
mVe *‘'.reuXtaOOAItoS I»AM—ISW.Sb.
rme. ore-sore.
[No Nop IVota oi* SumUf. i
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l K bl FtataiogerTtaln hsve. 1> m
Z'^^^o^noo-.eelre. ..Mta.
»ue Mountain AcoominoitaUon • c “ 1
MAOOM AMD WUTIXN BAII.BOAP.
•y Paeaenger train leaves ‘.'. .7 :58 a. m’.
views ana wisncn oi wuiu...-. . *
IK Tbere C ;*re
FOREIGN.
BELGIUM.
»n* Strike.
Buussels, September, 5tli.—A larg<
number of workmen have struck. They
demand a reduction in the number of
hours.
FRANCE.
Versailles, September 5.—The Prus
sian Cross Gazette says it was decided at
Gastein to leave the Roman question en
tirely to Italy.
Paris, Septomlier 5. —There are sixty
thousand in the city, and constant patrol
is kept up. Government has been in
formed of an intended demonstration of
tlie Internationals on the 4th inst., and
orders for its repression are absolute and
severe. Lyons, Marseilles, and Rordeuux
aao filled with troops. *
ITALY.
Occupation to ho CclebrmUd
Roue, September 5.—The anniversary
of the occupation by the Italian troops,
under Gen. Cordons, on the 28th of Sep
tember, will be celebrated this year by a
passage of tho National Guards through
the streets, theatrical entertainments, etc.
IRELAND.
Iticlicxt Man in the South.
Johns Hopkins, a Maryland Quaker,
began life in Baltimore os a small grooer, r . 1I1E ucl( All d,. u ,[.
by industry, luis brought himself to bo X
the richest man in tho South of Mason
and Dixon’s line. He is now tho largest
■stock holder in tbo Baltimore and Ohio
ltailroad, worth $8,000,000, much of
which ho has given to endow Johns Hop
kins University, on tho outskirts of Bal
timore city. Mr. Hopkins is a plain
aged gentleman, still diligent and fully
in business, and was one of the proprie
tors and eudowers of the line of iron
wtouinshipa between Baltimore and Bre
men.—Vder&bury Luke.
A resident of Michigan, who w»s ai-
oused of chaining an apprentice boy, jus
tifies himself on the ground that the boy
would oat everything edible he could lay
his bauds on, whether cooked or raw,
and that he thought nothing of devour
ing at one time two or three pounds of
raw beef or pork.
L. Maria Child, in writing upon the
absurdities of female fashion, says:
Seven or eight pears ago bonnets were
hung ou the back of the head and
slipped down on the shoulders, instead
of being perched on tho forehead and
tipping over the nose, as they now are.
At that time a bride in the vicinity of
Boston left her father's house soon after
uwcitiu^ ui lici uuounuu.
silent during the latter part of the ride
that the bridegroom was alarmed, and,
there being no house in sight, he drove
as rapidly os possible. AYrived at his
owu door he lifted a corpse from the
sleigh. Her bridal bonnet hod afforded
sieign. ner Dnaiu uuuuei uuu nuuiuuu jmvm nniMi in thn w
no protection from the severe oold and \V*biSn«9in aiiito
her brain was frozen. ron* and planters genera
The Putin** *1/11 «
Ih ivrn tul* f/ie/i
. I routing—“Potcerful Tune*.-
Dublin, September 5.—There
fierce lighting all night. The police
were driven to their barracks, butrccoiv-
eil reinforcements and chargod the crowd
desperately. They were driven iu the
lwrrneks again.
The rally mis repeated several times,but
with the same result. A bar of iron was
thrown from a public house at the police,
which led to tho storming of the house
and the capturing of the inmates. An
uttempt was made to rescue them by a
mol). In the battle which followed, the
house was completely wrecked by tbe
mob in its frantic rage. The prisoners
song national songs all mght. There is
great excitement and it is increasing.
little ones into tho cellar. Taking a re
volver and an old rusty rifle, the heroic
woman stood near the open window,
shooting only when a painted face made
itself visible in tho brush. This deter
mined conduct kept the Indians at n re-
sjtectftd distance, and after two hours of
vain maneuvering to outwit tho brave
woman they set fire to the barn and left.
The smoke attracted tho attention of the
scouting party, who returned in time to
prevent much damage from the flames.
lUiocclUinrono.
NOTICE.
Central Railroad and Ranking Co. or Ga.
Savannah, Ga.. August lat, 1871.;
r I 111 IS Company having extended 1 to track to tlia
1 river, ia uow prepared to reoelve Heavy cargo a®
of rrntgbt ou It* cars dtroct from the wharf for trans-
freight —
portetlon to the interior,
l'oraou® ((pairing to avail themaclve* of thla direct
id have axpre*aod oo tbeL
onBlguotent* shall be lan
LUOAD ‘WUABF.
to of ahipaaeut,
t of laiUtti: that <
at the CENTRA
Ry tlie lit of November It i*
ted will he completed for the —.
r -»
J. F. WARING,
aug7 ‘Jut Forwarding Agent
GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE
Legislative Charier Urantcd In 1840.
Ilev. Geo. V. llrown, President.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
An Eclectic Cl*** ha* been towned lor the benefit
of thoho gradantoa who may fitoiraWM further to
improve Uemaelve*. or to nrep*o foe tonchlog.
D*. New Patent Arlon Square Grand Piano* are
go. Ex]m>u*c* are a* moderate a* In other similar
IfUUitiona.
For further particular* addrea* tho President.
Madison. July 29,1871. J/M-dat*w*w2ro.
Oglethorpe University.
Athratn, Georgln.
C< iLLKGE DEPARTMENT:
ltov. DAVID WILLS, D. D-, President and Prof**-
*or of L< ttri. *iul Hatred Literature
dO9TA7H0J. - - -
L'lim *RU OtoMWW III WB.WtVi
I. ORK, Professor of Mathematic* and
of Latin
Astronomy.
Rev. DON
and Greek I—«
w. lecontk _
Physical Science®. t. \
Rev. T. A. HOYT, I*rofe**or of Metaphyalc* and
JandYttorature.
EPHENS, A. R., Profeuor Of
Logic.
(To be supplied) Professor of Modern Lan-
‘ff/RTCBiRDSON, ProIrsMr of N.tsnlFhllMO-
phy and Prlnoipel of High School.
Atlanta it cue of the healthiest cities in the United
States. Good board can be had at from flfl to $18
beginning th# 'FUUJt'mONDAY IN M SMS
Ain.* JULY fi.
TuiUon—$78 per annum; half In adranc
dkwTt.
w. h. Row Ann
M. HOWARD
W. H. HOWARD A BON,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANT*.
No. I WillKXN BLOCK, . . . AUGUSTA. OA.
— — btoookes, to |HI old )tai. _ . ... .
rnzen. ron. >ud pl.ntan souonUr. 9 rVHiu
.tataiionn or sranoiOTfflW; ,
age, a Mrs. Van Hannon. One an* a Quarter Per Cent. _— „ eU < . ■*»■-» Imi mt.-i .*f [
t Quarter
piles ordered will be carefully se-
r the firm, at the lowest market
Colorado is
woman of tlie » 6 «, « . —
One day in July, while her husband and an mum
several other men were in pursuit of In- bT 1
dians, her two little children come ruq- p order, tar Bustos end Ttao wUl be promptly
Bing into tho house, crying, “Tlieln- tiled, red «t tboVmootcnoir^ BiagleCopy
dians, the Indians 1” Two Idiots fired at /^'‘wTexioud'ii toe lkoiuuee offered by Werw Fix Moailu
the children struck the thick oak door bonee Xercbsnts. Coulgumenta eoUotted—i "
just as the young mother shut it in the Aoeon goerretae. oat**
just as tho young mother Bliut it in the «2? n . :
faces of three Cheyenne warriors. After m Q Parties DeSllillff tO Blllld
bolting the door and piling bed, bureau * u u uw»*»**Ag •*
and stove before it, the mOtlicr sent her rriHB undereisnertbesid reepecifaDy loform the
“ re.’ ..II— T citteeue of Atlanta tliet be le now prepered to
,r REFERENCE -C>
t Rohlnaun, and Fay k C<
OFFICE
OVimtstmeiUB.
DeGive’s Opera House-
ENGLAND
LADIES QALA PERFORMANCE.
Weduesday Kveniiig, Sept. C, >71.
.J th rented InlernulloHnl—CoufteUrnU Cel-
iom Bondt— aftort Nlrlkes—The ItubUn
Minis
London, September 5.—Dr. Karl Max,
.. leading spirit of the International So
ciety, is death
,, , n famnbell read a statement oi me The Confederate Cotton Bondholders
The Great Fashionable Five Act Play
EAST LYNNE;
Or, Tlio Elop o n» out.
The Now Trolcau Comedy,
ALL THE THE WORLD S A STAOE.
undeocc.
preeiuDrtAA _ i tion8 - There arc strikes among the work men of
K Convention which suit the com- ^tSbhn osys a renewal
of tbe riots is apprehended. Tho police
have boon ordered to nso their revolvers
unmercifully. The soldiers are still un-
dor arms for emergencies.
The Sheffield strike has been settled
by arbitration. A similar settlement of
the Newcastle strike is expected.
mitteo. .,
After consiilen»bl«* eonverwition m R-
Istion to tlie facts contained m tlie ad
lation w vu" im •»-> ”
dress, tho Fresideut requested^ co,)>T
ibwrltox nrrtvta
p : s-
1ve. At
-wm* ‘z° w *r™r L 17.. m
,btPtoUU«Ttol"“^!^—"a:*s p. n.
rht Passenger Train
y l*Msenger Tralu arrive*.
r Trtiu
’ XTL.1TT* .WO mC»MO«n A».U*« «*'LA” e -^
WY.Otanta.UI. l0 A ,
rive at g P .
«ve AUanr
which was given him. Ho then hhrI he
would send it to the officers complained
of, and hear their statement lietore tukiug
any st^ps in the* matter.
ile remarked also that the address
presented a formidable array of charges
against the Federal officers named there
in He said he had not authorized the
use of troops, ond that Gen. Reynolds
when he filled the requisition of Marshal
Packard, ditl not know that they were
to lie used at a political convention.
The interview was pleasant, amt me
President exhibited a deep interest.
The committee withdrew and pro
ceeded immediately to the Sau Souci
Hotel, where they held a private meet-
?t is understood that the committee
prepared a careful statement of the inter
view, giving as near as possible tbe exact
language. They loft Long Branch for
New York thia evening.
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■ace* * A*gn*t» K»llro»d
, MOMS totato D U.I.
*ve Align®to at
v* Macon at... _
*• P. M.
rive at Augusts at
i erteru K»ilr««* of AUb *"‘“-
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rtve at Mnnteomery..
rive st West Point —
‘Ve'IrtJutlstoCTJ •
•svo Coll
Ttv* at J
an bn»t , '* U F ■ '°i u p M
TtY . to Albany OAlly-..;-
Ttv. at Tat
Door, op.lt at 7','—Cnrtam RUc. at 8o|jt0*.
GENERAL ADMISSION 7S rrnta—Ibnilly Llnlo
50 cent® ; lloy® snd Colored Gallery 2j cent*. Clni-
dren half prio*. . . .
1E8ERVED HFAT8 (Phillip* k i row » DwtotoreJ
$1.00.
rjIHK UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO COMMHNI-
WASHINGTON
CATS with an active and respousible party to
Atlanta, to toko charge of a coal yard and do a retoil
business, either on Commission account,
share of the profit®
7 :to P. M
IT. Tottabtota. dtoliy (HwnUay. A „
Albany AtoV- • .... «Xf A. M
ive st aavsnnah daily
“« 7 -
Memphto and Charl—fon Hatlroed.
W. I- A HEED. Ai«L ATltaETA,OA.
|. T.ELE OP rUt at»toU. AED. «AELEEreaE.E.
001*0 WKHI
iirnlng Express leave# Cl
•mug r.ii’ir-- ....
Tive* in Itemphia. same day
nil Train leave* Chat»am*oga.
xive® in Memphto. next day
8:00 P M i
UUPM
min, LgtaJ7Ki*:::.-’’ ,> .y.i
1t« to cbaltaataWE. n«E« tuuruiJUl " 131( | A M
NEW Jf^ORK.
Meritor Ot C~pri ImllluU^ Th. t Up Jeriu.t.
u he Sutrit**U4 Soundly or Lnhorero In
Mnrl—S-Motemtnli of th. Chnmplon *rw-
'n^Yoml September 5.-At the meet
ing at tlie Oooper Institute, last night,
ueecbes were mode by Havemyer, Oswald,
Ottendorf, Judge lherpont. Judge Em
mett, Congressman Roosevelt and others.
Resolutions were introduced slid rend
by Joseph H. Choate, and an executive
oommittee of 20, composed of prominent
citixens irrespective of party, was ap
pointed to demand an exhibition of the
cky accounts and recover whatever sums
hare been fraudulently abstracted, and
unre State legislation in the matter.
No European or coast steamers arc over
d, M*J U RjEen, aged 22 died on Sum
da/and Mra. Mary Ann Burnes, au ab.
ortionist was arreatea. >
EEuflish journals reoeivotl to-day com
nlotu of the gn at scarcity of harvest la-
C“rs ispreially in Cornwall, arising
from an extensive emigration ll( J, 111 * 1 ’™
and Agricultural laborers to the VS esl* rn
Site? of America. Skilled miners are
also becoming scarce, and will, it “ “>•'•
continue to leave the couutry unless high
er wages are given. .
The President and hia family will visit
New York next Thursday and return in
Tbe evening. They will then prepare to
leave Long Branch next Tuesday, when
tb£ will visit Washington, Peunwlvy
niaf remaining there two weeks, They [j ,
35i then take * western trip, and arrive 1
The Mmdlmms I# be Mtmmred—.t»Us» by Ik* /F*i-
tfount nemoermUt L'ourtnllon—The Wemther
Washington, 8epteml>er 5.—-The
North Carolina Cherokee Indians will be
removed in a few weeks to Indian Tern
°7iie National Executive Resident Com
mittee held u meeting hero to-day, at
which the following statement was au
thorized : .
This committee have had their atten
tion called to an anonymous pamphlet
entitled “Concession, or How the Lost
Cause may be-regained and tlie independ
ence of the South secured," now being
circulated over the States as though ema
nating front a Democratic source. Tlie
committee feel authorized to denounce
tho same as a fraud, and the sentiments
therein expressed as antagonistic to the
principles and purposes of the Democratic
party. Farther, this committee are of
the unanimous opinion that the same
originated from a Radical source with
the intention to deceive the people and
prejudice them against the oqly party
which can reform the administration of
the government aud bring about a return
to honesty aud Constitutional law. Signed
Samuel J. Randall, chairman of tlio com
mittee. Messrs. Randall, Slocnm, Swan,
Eldnilge and Jeffries were personally
present and Messrs. Niblock, Young,
Merrick aud Smitb were repreeeniud.
Meloorolorlenl.
Office Chiif of Signal Service,
Washington, D. 0., Sep. 5.
n six)an FOB the past twenty focb hours.
Tlie barometer has fallen very general
ly since Monday, p.m., and especially
on the Pacific nauit ond over the Lakes.
No reports have been received from Lake
Superior, but tbe pressure is probably
uu'te low from Iowa to Lake Huron north
wards The temperature has fallen from
North Carolina to Florida, but is else
where sensibly stationary, iresl*
westerly winds have prevailed north of
the Ohio aud Missouri rivers. Easterly
TBOH. HAMPTON, H. D. SALMONS* W. A. BANBOVn.
Hrokc’i Vrrrk JOUts.
F. A. HARBOUR * CO.,
JJEALEBS IN
FLOUR.
MEAL,
k SHIP STUFF,
rs.tN’Mi.ijr, ijtrrvcEr.
or HioHorr price paid fob wheat, tt
All piodnoE deUvsTEd El tb. 0.t>«t ftoo of ohorgo*
Nero QVbBerliscmcnls.
NOTICE.
W« .1.0 WEUfc to l(IM ffrOUIld (OI E Cool lisl (*
It .u” ,.d KkNNKBV * MORROW.
»pt0-todnm<toop. KooetUIo, Tenn.
Store House for Rent.
I I)KK1.1( fVH nsni a n oonuon — -—- ■
NK8H HOUSE. For particulars apply, by letter
t to ponton, to A . k. sEAOO.Mcrch.ot,
Corner Forsyth snd Mitebell street®,
sepifl-lm At, * nU - *±
HAS. B. hTAPLK*. Ito A. ». WLA1
Staples & Heab,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND
Gen’l Commission Merchants
Commission for Helling Colton lk( Per Cent.,
378 llroad HtreoL
AUGUSTA, OA
EKFKH BT PKHMISHWN !
I01IN p, KINO. PrjMdent
jeue.tr V. JrtcHetLB.
ICE IN AIR LINE ROUEe, l’RVOR STREET
QUianta Son PrMjKrttt.
THE ATLAHTi till
* 1 / v Jit ii H bi ,*lnow «4lo
DAILY AND
A .b.Ul
WiaU edi lo
i4a*i mIX
Live Paper
IrofellMn ^ sr arvdol kBQttki (.m
uult <4
ATLANTA, OMilMIA.
\ ,o r no .antaxdiniiliai
lilaiulaa
ai qul
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JeyrIsh rid i-johoq Bai
di Vo \os osbuses to
mb IU .qiilumilr)
at I'jelaiilov new
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m* - bus noitajulruuan
uoiliilliELoO <MU noq
" ' - j'J -tl 1) uoxlolritatoO toU noq
Alexander E STEPHENS, Political
t rliio od ua) ffiadT
A. R. WATSON. - - - -
Kewv
this MKlfffill NT
:hJ of (Ira * i'nltiboil txiA ^
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a wmrre 1 aotCr-i'Jt) Ias avail
m, ^>T77 tot
[ nil Lsih U-bbMUd u p twi ui w**ir»J»Jiu »JJ
Ml ||Wilfi baiiaaiq od
hallaib od lu« bt“'
‘ am ecu ell ’■ Ivolaiji oo ion «u
. Anmunti ..tinuua u«»
| Three MontM. . .TJ’-lu
| Onto Kontk ♦ v-ftiili-N) f-tol l»olI»«n
14 IriFf 1
WiSl -HI
nlb*n»>
.u*
,ym l»luo
lomnumj
.foilliqfll' l DiHnr /
plo Copy—O Month* 1 OO
nyerintend the Bmildime emd Binishimy, or XllTCO Coplem • • A
the Flnlt/tfuer Utp nr Intent only, #T mmy - . ^ ^
First Cletst Bouse they wtmy wish to Ten OoplCB • • . • 14 CjO T©
^ptiiod ..t Of hand, .tod Twenty Coplce . . 95 OO Twenty Cop®. ~
Ying g! ueral BsUsOu Uon. pjfty Copies • . 50 00 FlftyCoplosSUlIonths 37 SO
cJr52?Arrt23i r Single Copies oS the Dally on* tTeeklg. at tlie Counter, . fi Cl».
S»/1llAr D W a l o_E. A.M.. IVDBFT V . . a ~— a. 11* «HmW wA®
tee
13 OO
No Butaertpitonfl, to too WEEKLY, roeeirri tar o okortar porlod Ihoa
All .utMcripUoo. moat bo pool for Iu adVElwo; EUd Ell ieuboo WUl 1)0<
time paid for uEplroa.
Vteort tor CLUBS mu»t EU bo Mat Et too
and all bo at the namo Post OfBoo.
Each .utwcrlber’l oam. wUl bo wrlttou on hta popoa-tho
olraotaEM of Club rata. II Is only nootosory tool too torn-
ond sUtuumo timo, and that all bn tain at toe FM OBoo.
NO CLUB RATES FOR THE DAILY.
aprlft-fim
A Good Chance
FOR Jk. HOME.
BEFORE THE COURT Hlll'SE
Sow to Remit Honey
Wr will bo rooponalbls for too onto tarital of an moMy Mat so br Uuurif Ordta.
by Kxprefl®, or by Draft, but not otherwise. If money Sent la an unregistered letter la lost. It mast a*
the loss of the person Madina it ... .
of Newuau, in Cowete Wi
u the FI RHT TUERDAY Uf HOVEMBKR NEXT,
the loss of the person *endlag It. _ . , .. . ....
N<> psper will be sent from tho office till it la paid lor, and i am#* will sAwafa bs erased vftan thi time
paid lor expires. / » A 1
tL Persons se
l im’iiik tun im ushf ui hew e . n , ,
■I'cltu k* and ronUuulng until all are sold, my laads
lying in the Fourth District of said oouuty, knowu
> the
IIAltBKll PLAC E,”
CONTAINING
ONE THOUSAND ACRES-
The nald pl*-« i® well watered, and well timlnred,
there being about HI* Hundred arrea of the name in
the woiHlH. 1 will Hell it iu tracts snd parcel* as Mr
■r. niepoou* wiu remain in ur»wiwuviue. His ooonecttoa with T$WI
ideace. All letter* Intended for him, either on private matters or oonneoteA with the FonHn
of thi® paper, should be addreaeed to him at Orawfordvt##. Ok. .
AU letter* on businee* of any kind, connected with THK SUN,
Im addroN«ed to J. Uonly Smith, Mauager, Atlanta, Ga.
dtuated the dwelling house, a neat frame building
with live room# thoroughly cealed, with gla®« win*
ibNtoutlal rook chlmnoya. -with a gar-
(loWS, aud niiuswuuai mva wiui.uuy., - ■—
den well enclosed, Itself containing near three sores
and capacious Gin House with Screw, aud new
NCXl X Will N IIOIA nuni’iinw
• mi nail fenn* of FIFTY ACBX8 each.
I will then rcII THREE HUNDRED ACRES in
parcels, or tractn of from Twenty-lire to Forty acres
Upon each and every tract sold I shall m> «TW|«
that there will be water, timber aud good building
THE DAILY SUN
la the CHEAPEST DAILY NEWSPAPER la Georgia, white ttgfteBM touch MAaglfMIto
hoe has been put down vary low, for the pwrpoe* of pteotog If within th* »#toh of sU who woold Bh* to
ike a Dally Paper.
. ..hall liave each tract accurately surveyad, and
the boundaries well defined
twiai
1 will i
the following terms :
ONE-FOURTH CASH ; ONE-FOURTH IM ONE
YEAR s ONE-FOURTH IN TWO YEARS ; THE
UALANOt IN THREE. WITH INTEREST FROM
DATE OF HALE.
Upon any and all these payments except tho
I will take cotton at Flftecu Cent® per pound. (1 mean
good merchantable Cotton such se Is usually sold In
thi* market) delivered at Newnan, Georgia.
YOUNG MAtN—Houeat and Industrious and aU
others have now au opportunity to boy bo man, aad
Having* Rank ol Augusta.
J. SIBLEY k SONS, Ootton Mer.-b.nU.
John m. clabk a co.. m.
dihsoLution .
rpiIF. BUSINESS OF n ; EMINO.rtAFLlCSAOO.,
_ tatbbi dS ta-nitoi b) bmltaUon Th. n.ffer
Moan »r« .utborir. J tomato.to^tautoc**.
and nlgn in liquidation.
LnottadtoiribS won Uun ono trtot (»n b.vr thr
orlvilM. of li.irolta.IHK additional imrcola. I Mtall
to Boll that |. rMU buytog coo porchta. tOJMonl
tr rhTli bind will po.ltl.cly bo oold oa too toy tin
“ Any mtann.Uisl tap b« hod by M>plyln« to mo. ov
W. F. waiaHT,
lilutoli P. WrlKht. .t Newn.II,
>ti(4 MoitoWooklyll.tNov. N.wn.u, Go.
University of Georgia.
SLVBNTT-FWBT TEAR.
/“10-PABTNERH11IP—We bav# th
\ ro-j*artner#hip, under tlie firm
of STAPLES A REAR, tor the tear
and hold tho Capitol u ‘* buminea* con
nection, and will have
'“rbooklul tar the Ubcrol [nUouwt
FltmiDK. Staple * Co.. w« .ollcit, •t'Odull itrlre
to m«rit. a aharo of the name In tbo foturo.
We solicit ouaniry of our 10 ' ,u * inet *
character and ability. Very rtwpectnmy.
FACULTY.
A. A. LIPSOO&ID, D. D., LL. D.. CaANCKtxon,
p. H MEIA. D. D., Vn a Cuancblaos.
SCHOOLS.
Ancient Iae«uA«e*-W. H. WADDELL, A. M,
Modern Language®—M. J. 8MEAD, Ph. D.
Rhetoric ami BelU* Leth ra-CH^. MORRIS. A. M.
>'11 AS. E. STAPLES.
Augusta, Oa., Sept. 1* ’71 L. A. B. REAR.
RavKarMcr® John P. King, President Georgia
lUdnid id SanSco.; H. H. Hickman, fte.ld.nt
Granitovllle Factory, and Havings Rank of A'lgurt*.
J Hihtev h Hon* Coton Merchant*, John M. (lark
IKbSStr.; Mol >w» ao.oMdjA.tnj
nay. it Law. a-ldAltW
PORTER (MUSS
OOTTOM FACTOR
the Ultio auu .taioouu,. —-- -
the evening. Tltev will then preparei » ^ m the Southern and OnU BUtes.
Itatve Long Brancih next TDuality, when 8 k _ hazy weather continue on tlio
in Waakiiigton, Penmurlvn- fncreasiuu cloudmees aud
zy weather <
r L-meo. increasing cloudiness snd
iteniug weather from Michigan to
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
JACKSON STREET. * * AUGUSTA. GA.
Commi*sion for Selling Cotton, Hi Per Cent.
*ug?l-Stw —
IVotlce.
uutvffic ami ueiw* lum > *---» .
tthtes and Metaphysics—P. H. MEIJ*. D. D.
William uutherford. a. M.
M^hematics—wu-uas nuin®wu®t»i »%. —•
Natural PhtloMhj W. f- RItOUlf, A. M.
Chemistry, Geology, and Agrtonltura—W.L. J01TO,
dv!i Engineering—L. H. CHARDONNIEB,A
» I. MITCHELL. A. M- aud U. D. 1
UnfvcTNity High gchooL-W. W. LUMPKIN, A. M.,
A iThULL A. M-. U t/hUNTKU. A. M.
1 1HR next aeselon opens Keplcmbrr 15,1871.
above named School* am in full opperai
Students may select whatever Course they wish,
- '-a.™ ... .k- .-m-.r^uonal Hcl
earing, which
*a i*i whucwdd • Hjuch larger field.
»ls of Telegraphy, etc., are esteb-
of Law, Agriculture, ana ».ivu r-ugm*
have beeu expanded to embrace a much larger field.
Industrial Schools of Telegraphy, etc., are estab
lished in connection with the University High bohool
which opcua upon September 1st.
~ I_ref»*4«re all retKtoP to
, u »ta r ipwi»u>( . ,, _
Tuition, including all other fee*. In all Depart-
:$40upon 15thSeptember. aodMO
CL tr BS :
i time, and taka the fpaper for Mm i
■ending money by Exprae®
Oox-remiondentN i
Mr. Htepbous will remain In Orawfordvllle. His <
Ita ..... all httfan, Inlaadad fas him allhav nn nrlvi
I
1
The Weekly Su
irtoTJatasag n" * 1 t**— "
vaiMl
of the u2Tj-JiT7ryrth!ii’g i
Editorial, appear to too W-
(to qua
which «
ratoly
TUB ■THTIaUto orj»a od ttaa Ptoopla, 4®rocaW rt r—8f, W« ■DeO^Smjt
Popular Righto, and too oppoosot oi tutors no «®ls
*de ar ^of- , m ! lta_ 1 - - j
1 Onpr—Iona of all Ir** 1 ^*
t vrtU adhare to tho old aafa, Nail k nr nut 1 «T thaPto
and at-rnly opipoa, any •Dapartnya’’ tharaSaaa Mk. IWX**
listed in th# work, and will ooatribota la Ui ootaana ahaaak dMy
>ld to utoodtoc wr
We uk to. trtaod, of liberty, eT.rywb.re to .
cheep paper, aad lie Otob Itateeare rerOtetoerly tan. - . . .
The Pr.eU.Dtul coataet lor L*7t wfiTb. tie taoet ItataWtaNto to- b*toi«T«
rolred on otamMtoiu, >ad on tort pofitata hold dew ta at (tato.
*£9,ft"*
•Tjxr wxuu
iM
of Radicalism, Centralism and Impertallsa. - . 1 llv ' u _
The Radicate, with tbs aid o< bayoneto, h#vs thrust upon u« tb* amxtosMhsMotol m
measures of tba so-salted 141b md 15tb Amendmenls to tb* Oonsttenlkm asd 1
tho majority Faction In Congress. Tb* Radicate tewukataa totetonoeatefe tel
copt, indorae, stand by, defend and Wild upon the** rasa—re* forever. Am Dsn
nloddd nf ivMarsi Wfg|| l<danart" ftoun ths fcltk rtf that* Sihirt. 8fXB* flf tbSto kS
1 by, defend and build upon them me
pledge of conn* must "depart" from tbe feltk of tbetv
i the enemy’s camp ; and while they aud th* Radical oc
I) for n® au to go with them, a few others are advising _ «. ■»
id distract the counsels of tb* Democratic Party > . i
Verily. If we sbmUd bold anr peace, "the stentewenVl «ry nt.
thus o* hi naelobr pantile to seoept end welcome tfeafr own raig.sg
It la of the utmost importance that these issue* be ftooMted i
•• departure ” by the General Convention of the r— »slU be, I
'SSTt? the cTartltutlontoS* tm# teak od Democracy in rrteyfeads silks
one who I® a true friend k> that sacred inslramant, a* a oo-w*cW with a* In tea ptei Ifeito Stbmmtmm
Liberty. Th# rtoht* aad liberti** of tbe wbeto people amfeogardlsed-eot any meeeee tetee fenteflten
in the North; and wo of the South have no InterMto at stake In tbe mutottesna tew fh§, wbrab
are not common to North and Ho nib, alike.
We re*pectfully *®k a fefr sham od pebtio pateonge.
AU communications o* tetter* on Uuaiueee ahenkl W aiipefesd to
T HEREBY consent for my wife, MB8. R. W. MAB-
1 RETT, to be a Free Trader from thla date.
ugl8wlmo
J. M- MABBKTT.
incuts, $100, vtx; »4U upon 1»«I wpmiwcr, mum on*
oMtatato,
or muwjgg *
augQJ-2twdlt University of Georgia, Athens,
9. BSNLY
<W>1 ATUSJfrrA,
*%. w. mmtsmm so ««» Wto«F Buhtopi to faktota m M«to toll I
