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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDA Y, SEPTEMBER 9, 1871. NO. 408 THE DAILY SUN. ruMtbrtJr Uw Atlanta Itu PakUakU* tnjuj. Atoxaa^er H. Stephen*, FeUUcal Editor. A. K. Watwm, - - - - Sew* Editor. J. UmU Hftitb, Ueaeral Editor and Baal- awlninr. rr rr Local KdKor I ilu iritttiAjf a. mo Abe. TnTillMf Agents i j, y. w, am. j. w. hzakd. telegraph news ®T tfce Sew Tor* Antedated -Prtae DOMESTIC NEWS. OHIO. r*. 8m.n v M I*, tdkii. Cleveland, September 8.—The ne west gale of the aeoooti has awept Lake Erie. Several Teasels ate ashore. i Aeaak amank, kcp. ajfjtTfcrTIl ■ Sea. Tiromulr. Homo,Ikouanflte,0*. James Allen Sum, Knoxville, Tenn. l(d4i Mull) Athene, On. John T. Roberts, Atlanta, Oa. V. L. VWOR, Woodatoek, Oa. W.O. Di Taita^i W* will bo responsible for tbe aafa arrival of all nouy lent us by Money Order, by lUHriiml Ut ter, by fxpruaa, or by Draft, but -not otherwise. If money sent In an unregistered letter is loot, It must be tU laps o»4he persen sending It. Vo paper will be sent from fee ottos till HI*peld for. and names will always be erased when tbe Ume paid for expiree. "* '**-*-' ' w afirn M 7* j >,, n F!P Hr. StipbOM *iu awTh MMUMlii HU —juiiin Or cwactal vtth tbe politic*) De- pStaSPSnbiA wr. .boon be .MrMMd to him acn»brt»Ub.a«ia. ^ all Mtan on baabMM of aar kind. Mtetoted WEB Tab atm. .x<»pt It. Politic*) Doptotment, «bould be .ddrteaml to J. Henlj Smith. Sauce. Attout*. Oa Tlrma of '^ubeorlptlon 81, Month. Three MonUU. On. Mootky.—.. V y ; WZIXLY TIB . t wenty “ J4...W,**., **<» rtfty « M**rf^ Vtplm . , . . • • WEEKLY-81X MONTHS SsSr 00 "- *S 1 subscription* mast be peld for in advance t end ell names will be stricken from tbe Ume peld for expires. Karnes for Clubs must all be sent at tbe same Ume and take tbe paper for tbe same length of time, and all be at the same posioffloe. Each subscribers name win be written «a bU pa per—the same in Clubs aa otherwise. To secure the advantages of Club rates it is only necessary thstthe term of subscripUon for each one shall begin end at the same Urn®, and that all be taken at the i Post Office. KENTUCKY. fetal Mulmmd Coll l,i on—.# iJeergiiut Jutnup Torms of AdvortUilng. 3 WEEKS 18 00 to 00 32 00 34 00 XI 00 34 00 n oo so 00 33 00 35 00 38 00 ”55 00 * 7 60 13 50 10 00 30 00 33 00 30 00 38 00 31 00 S3 00 80 00 38 00 40 00 43 00 68 00 15 00 18 00 34 00 37 00 30 00 33 00 30 Or 38 00 40 00 43 00 44 00 47 00 75 00 much space] for tbe first insertion, and 60 cents for > in the Local Column marked with n asterisk, (*) will be charged 35 cents per line each insertion. Adcrttomoot. adder the dpecW Notice heed leaded) for less time than one week, will be charged gar Advertisements, except for established busi ness houses, in this city, must be paid for in ad- V *N?reduction will be made on tbe above ret** for quarterly, semi-annual or yearly advertisement*- J ATLANTIC (OB STATS) RAILROAD. NIGHT PASSftNOKR TEAXN—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Chattanooga. .ltfJOpB ... 6;16 s n ~Pa» PASSXNUBB tkain—outward. Arrives at Chattanooga • • • 4 » P m FAST UN* TO NSW *OBK-OUTWARD- Lteto. Attonte Arri vss at Dalton 7.6# p m NI >HX KASSMOKB TKAIN—INWARD. Leave. Arrive*e* Atiaot* ••• • •••• 1 * 4 * 4 “ PAT PASSKNOXR TSAIN—INWAKD. Arrives si Atlanta ..- 2.30 pm AaCOMMO*ATIOgT*Ain—4NWAKP. Leaves Dalton * j* 4 ® Arrives stAtlsnto * 9.10 am TUX OXOmo 14 (AUOUSTAI XAlLKOAp. (Ao Day Trow* on Sunday., Night Passenger Treix arrive* * “ Night l*as*euger Train leaves P “ Day Passenger Train arrives 6:30 p. m uLiT^n^MnJU m !jix liiil ! L ““” ^ ~ htouc Mountain Accommodation leaves....6:36 p. m MAOQN ANU WBSTXKM BAiLBOAD. Day Passenger train leave# 7:66 a. m. Leaves Macon • uSsM? Might Passenger lVelnarrives.. t;06 p'm. 10:35 p. m. ..8.33 p. m .tluit. u, wt »«>• •*“*>*»: - . _ Xl*ht PMMBCer Tnth " J 1 J* llt,U TMMnser Trttn t»re« .« ■« P- » I»y PMMn,er Trtio .rrtro. J-"” I*- “ Dag passenger Train leaves a. m ATLANTA AND EICNWONn Aim-LINN XAILBOAP. NEW JERSEY. Th» Mmdtcml JV+mUue. Tbmutom, Hkptember Tbe Repnbli omw h»ve nomimtoJ Cornelia* Walsh for Govomor. MAINE. TtcnWdMMMftmM. Lewiston, September 8.—There wax a ■light froat here this morning. CALIFORNIA. ^•rtter JVem the JMferft^m-HmUld*. San Feancwoo, September 8.—The tax-pajers’ majority in this city was from two to three thousand and iu the State about six thousand. The tax-pajers elect two, and probably three, members of Congress. Judge Wm. Livingston committed sui cide; cause financial troubles. ALABAMA Jfsiimafs 9f lbs del lew fbug». Mobile, September 8.—Tbe following responsible cotton factors of this city have been interviewed iu reference to the cotton crop prospects: Crawford, Walsh, Smith k Co.; Toomer, Sykes k Billups; Charles Hopkins k Co.; Bell, Moore & Co.; Sims, Harrison k Co.; Murphy, A{pew,4Coi} MillboiiHe, Shields & Co.; Stollenwerck Bra.; Baker, Lawler k Co.; Kirksey k Carpenter; Foster k Uorducr; John H. Qarner k Co. They say the ac counts received from friends in Alabama and Mississippi are of the moat unfavor able character. The goneral complaint is of damage to the growing crop by worms and rust, and it is variously esti mated at from one-luilf to two-thirds of ast year's crop. WISCONSIN Milwaukee, September 8.—The Cold SDriags Track, over which Goldsmith Mold made saoh wonderful time, measur ed 69 feet more than a mile, Louisville, September 8.—A collision occurred at 11 o'clock last night between two passenger trains on tlio Louisville and Nashville Railroad, at Randolph Sta tion , about eight miles from this city. One person was killed, and two others fatally injured. Their names aro Wm. Buchanan, of Ashville, N. C.; I)r. James Thomas, of Rome, Go., aud Mr. Grif fith, of Nashville. The train bound South run into tho rear couch of tho train from Memphis and Nashville, as it was going upon the sido truck. Sar- g eons were promptly summoned by the omnany, and everything done for the comfort of the wounded, of whom tlicro were seven altogether. LATKU. The persons most seriously wounded last night, by the accident on the Louis ville k Nashville Railroad, and who aro now at St Joseph's Infirmary, are R. Brady, of Little Rock, Arkansas; J. O. Griffith, of tho Nashville Union aud American; James Stone, of Washington county, Mississippi, wounded in the head; W. W. Anderson, wounded in the head; Mrs. Cynthia D. Vickers, of Hills boro, Tennessee, and James Welsh, of Louisville. The injuries of these per sons are not regarded as dangerous, and they are doing well. Dr. James Thomas, of Rome, Georgia, and Wm. Buchanan, of A^uville, North Carolina, died this morning. PENNSYLVANIA. Fltath mf m «/**r-N«/<'•!. Philadelphia, September 8.—Kane 'Donnell, & journalist, formerly con nected witb tbe New York Tribune, ie dead. Last week a large private party mado an excursion down tbe Day from Wil mington. The next day tbe whole party suffered from symptom, of poi»on, and a Dumber of respectable families now have one or more members seriously sick. Tbe eeeee have not been alarming, but they seem annoying sml distressing, and one peculiar feature is that after tbe poi soned person seems to have recovered, be is seized again with as much severity as before. One doctor is quid to bp treating po less than forty cases suffering frum tbe unfortunate influences. Alabama and Chattanooga railroad in Tenneaseo. 1HT The only obstacles now to tbe running of the road are the attachments in Dade county, Oa An application for a Re eeirer, similar hi that just decided, will be beard by Judge Parrott, at Trenton, Oa, September 19th, and will undoubt edly be decided ia a similar manner. So trains may be expected to run on the Alubimm end Chattanooga Railroad by September 20th. Tbe greatest delight prevails nnlver- aally at tbe prospect of tbe running of the roud. It will bo perfectly safe for the State to run tbe road, as all parties are anxious to enjoy its benefits. MASSACHUSETTS. r*. -V.fr. Irn I A. Trr-r.I.J r«S mb, Bouton, September 8.—The National Division of the Sons of Tampenace hss settled tbe question of oolored member ship, by the adoption of the fallowing preamble and reeolations : “ in the order of the Sons of Temperance, under the jurisdiction of National Division, we know no distinc tion on account of race, of color or format condition, but all are alike equal before the law; therefore lUI “Jieiolaai, that, in our future action, wo do not deem it expedient to organize separate liodies in the same territory, on aooount of any of the above named dis tinctions. " NEW_YORK. r-.I.I Umllrtm* CtUMm—Thr" KllUt at Hmrml SWuM-D-U .t mi Old M «4mI Iht .fborlioofifi—Jitol/irr New York, September 8T—A collision occurred on the Bridgeville and New York Road, in which three were killed and several hurt The brakeeman coped. All were asleep at tbo time of the accident David Doras, attempting to shield a [ woman from roughs at Jones’ I, was killed. David Bunks, the oldest law book seller in the State is dead—aged 85. The verdict of the Coroner's jury ie that Hiss Post oamo to her death from inhuman treatment at the hands of Dr. Perry and Madame Van Buskirk; and further, that Peter K. Post, Sr., Peter K. Post, Jr., and Minerva Poet, in platt ing their daughter and sister in the bauds of known abortionists, are guilty of an unnataml outrage, evincing de praved minds, utterly regardless of nat- arul duty. The Poets were held as wit nesses, aud Dr. Perry end Madame Van Buskirk for the action of tho Qrand Jmy. The ship Sir Robert Peel baa arrived She shipped sea daring the voyage, killing her first officer, Thomas Fell. SOUTH CAROLINA IV/bw J4U*. CHABLKsroN, SeptomlMT 1—There have been three yellow fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours. latn UalaMvlU. . _ Arrlv. »t Atlanta.- ™ *• »■ Iswn AtUnu. - - * J- ■' Arrive »t r - Vm»r k A«fiw** K*llr#*d« MV fUMMD TKAIN D I1.V. «I»»AT# KXPKLWMJ. L«*T*A«rUU St « DC AM. ^jlT* ei Amraete 1 -“L*: Wf.lrm Railroad of Alabama. Arrlvo at West Point il'JS » w Loev* Wert Point. -421 w tS^Ssesr. : i .?.::r.?.!: , .wR r A S Arrive rt (Martas 11:69 V M Adaaflc ai . 7:35 P. M Leeve ■xveaaeh fiellT • 10:15 P. M 1-J*P. M .... I UF.M Arrive et Tellebesae# <leU7 (Homtleja ex* espied Leeve TeUelu**®® tlrtiy iHuettaje rxcm^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Ltevfl Jerlieonvui* deity *2 « !f Imv# A1 beny * 2 J* ■ Arriveet aevanueh daily orK ■ •°f7 Memphis and Railroad. W. J. Akxbs, Agent, Atlanta, Oa. Tiln XANLB or TKV MKMniie AND CHAKUBbAON K. K. Morning Express leeve* Chrtunooge 6:30 A M Arrive# in Memphis. «#m# day J Mail Trrtn leev«e Ch*tr*noogK « W P * Arrive# iu Mcniplti*. next «Wy .16 1 M COKING EAST: m „ Morning Express I^vim Memphis. .. .10:30 A M Arrives ie Ohetisnooge. next uonttng- • • • t1A) u j£±S 1 la CbstUnoogx. next diy 600 PM Mell Treto Imvm Memphis.. ILLINOIS. JuUeedmmret J/« Pr—?*et. Chicago, Sonteinbar 8.—A dispatch from Msdison, Wisconsin, says there was considerable excitemont among tbe hop- growers. As high at fifty cents a ]>onnd has been offered for new bolts, snsj twenty cents is offered fur lest years growth. The quality of tbia joor’a hope ia pro nounced better than has been grown for several years, but the quantity ia limited. It is ostimntod that the crop will lie wily five thousand bale., TENNESSEE. TO. Jltlwu ffallwwr. Mmllr—d DI- Ia-.II.n- -an ChmmrttUr a..- Chattimoooa, September 8.—-Chaneol- lor Key to-day, on application of the at torney for the State of Alabama, gave u flat, turning tho Alabama and Chatta nooga Railroad aud rolling thick in Teai- ne nee over to John Qindrat, Receiver of Alaliama, as receiver of tho Court. In his decision, tho Chancellor stahvl that if the property of the Road, in charge of s receiver of another State, was attacked within hie jurisdiction he would release the property, and ho expected a like am MISSISSIPPI. Jfjg.r^«r 111 AAmw.1 .Vrl. Jacksoh, Septemlier 8.—Judge Tsrboll was, to-day, brought before the United States Commissioner, under the Enforce ment Act Waiving examination, he was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000 for jliis appoarauco before tho United Statin Court in January neiL His of fense consisted in telling certain Repub lican officials that, unless they supported Cupt. Lake, tho Republican candidate for Sheriff, nt tho ensuing election, ho would urge their removal from office. -£22,221,215, an increase of over 20 per cent over 1870. An affray between Oitliolios and Pro testants occurred yetterday at Porter- down, Ireland. No lives were lost. Communioation has been effected with tlio imprisoned minors at Wigan. Tlui dead body of one of the victims has beeu brought to the surface, and others are known to be in such a precarious condi tion that harffly a hopd la entertained for the preeervation of any of their lives. ~ ecu Victoria is inraroving. Mom tinged groat damage One A fearful to the building* and|ero[i* in Maltoa District, Yorkshire. * Tbe tooth and moaih diaaase is spread- iiy alarmingly among the eattlu in War. Tho conference at Salzburg was most friendly on both sides. Tho people availed themselvee of the event to have a gala day. A grand dimer was given to night, and there is also a brilliant illu miaation qf the surrounding There wee 1,G7U casA of the foot and moth diseoso iu oouuty Norfolk last week. '' ' rkAN^E. Paris, September 8.—Mouteubou, in the Depagtaeiitof Douhs, has lieen bus- isudet, froao Ilia exert iah of hisfouctipus, lecauae he mode preparations to kela. bate tho anniversary Of the inaugura tion of tbe Republic o« the 4th instant, despite tho prohibition of the Versailles authoriites. The committee to whom was referred tho proposition to send the Communists to California will soon report. The latent Algerian news is favorable. Vebsailles, September 8.—The trial of Russel has terminated. His sentence is military degradation and death, Gambetta will defend tho members of the press. NOVA SCOTIA. Hxm-Ax, tleptembur 8.—Thomas Mo tion aid and Jumes Ends, well known oitizens, were drowned in returning from picnic in a sail boat A Circular letter I..n*d by to. Cham- snMMsamt. The following letter orcircularia issued by tbo Board of Direotors of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Attached to this circular is a succinct statement of the condition of trade, mannfectoriee, and the oommerco generally Of Atlanta. Some fifteen thousand copies have been printed for gratuitous circulation. Those want ing a copy can get one by addressing M. E. Cooper, Esq., Secretary. Atlakta, Oa., Soph 1st, 1871. At a meeting of tho Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, held at their rooms on Thiiraday evening, 91at August, it was resolved that this body call tlio attention of merchants, and others in this suction, to tho fact of tho organization of '‘Chamber of Commerce,” having for its object the promotion of tho interests and business of this city, to foster a generons WASHINGTON. M*Asf iht TrtOmme M71 •fMmUml tmmim H*ilfi ('•iriiss -The Tmbmcet Jr|«lnMcal-~.f<us«Nf *T Tebmcr* mmd Whieky Preduced. Washinuton, Septemlier 8.—Admriul Lee, commanding tlic Gulf squadron, is here. The 1'ribtmc says editorially: “A (lute tion of veracity has arisen in South Caro lina as to the anthentioity of statements concerning Ku-Klux outrages, made in Senator Scott's letter to the President. Several prominent officials join issue with the assertions and affidavits in that docu ment. Among these are one or two United States officials who aro supposed to be impartial witnesses. As the mat ter in dispute involves so neve a consid eration as the proclamation of martial law in South Carolina, this connter-state- ment makes it obvious that a further iu- estigation of Senator Scott’s charges should be made before decisive steps are taken. ” The following is the official statement of the tobacco produced, for Die year ending July 1st, 1871. Smoking tobacco... ..30,500,000ponmls. Chewing and snuff.. ..64,600,000 “ Segara over 1,250,000 Leaf tobacco imported — over 8.850000 poumla Segara imported 789,928 Over 7.000,060 of barreks of fermented liAaor were produced daring tho year. The opinion of the Statistical Bureau is thstHbe consumption of mplt liquors have increased and the consumption of whiskey decreased during the year. FOREIGN NEWS. ^ AU8TRIA. The imperial PssiMmKss. Balzbuiio, September 8.—Tbe Empc* ron Will into, of Germany and Fronde Joseph, of Austria, parted this morning warm friends. Francis Joseph ie to meet the King of Bavaria ntMnafoftr^ ^ ^ ~ Viknka, September 8.—The B^oraviau all Anattign natiatulities. TURKEY. AmM f • Miph PumeHenmry. OofsraNTiKoi'LK, St'jiteoibcr 8. - Grand Vizier ia dcud. The 'J ' bPkm ' L yy Jt jMeuueeewt Is Prim, D, flrptotabtt 8—'thou sand five limidrcd pound* sterling has W«»n raised for a m mumrnt t<> Gourral Prim. ENGLAND Ju Irlth MueUem - Kmperrrt iu C* terim Heeerrrtup. London, September 8.—TroulmanH- dorf, who is a partisan of Dollioger, has b« eu appointed Gorman Ambassador to ity and'comity from the Courts of other | Rome. Tins producea a deop feeling of Status. j discontent in the Vattcnn. Giudrat gave a bond, higunl by Guv. Lindsay, of Alaliama, for 9300,0U0, and is now in possession of the road, roUing ■took, machine shops, and depots of the Tho monthly returns from tlio Board of Trade show that tho exports from Great Britain during tbe month of Au gust were unprecedented. Actual value, rivalry and fraternal footings among our memhora by u moro familiar intercourse with each other; to exercise a judioioiiN 8Uj>ervi8ion over the various interests, and by a proper representation prevent unjust discrimination against our city in the mutter of freights, a subject of inter est to us all, and one which will claim the Horiou.s consideration of this Cham ber. Huviug already succeeded in get ting a through-rate of freights from At lanta over most of the roads, ami expect to effect the Bamo change over oil of them, whereby all goods shipped from Atlanta will go at lower rates than here tofore; thereby enabling our merchants to successfully compete for the trade; which should naturally belong to Atlanta. Calling your attention to our extended Railroad facilities, and to tlio fact that our merchants arc supplied with by far tho most extensive stocks ever offered in this market, averaging fully fifty per cenl more than those of any previous season! That since last season there have been established in this city many new and extensive Wholesale Houses, and va rious Manufactories, with still more on the eve of being established. Thus pre senting heavier stocks, and at lower pri ces, than ever before offered. In fact, Atlanta in prices can and does suc cessfully compete with any markot North or South. Thinking your interests will be sub served by an examination of the stocks now on hand in this city, we extend a cordial invitation to you to visit Atlanta, and solicit in behulf of our merchants your patronage. Qt mu e« m nil a. DeGive’s Opera House- THE GAI.A NIGHTS. — LADIES’ FASHIONABLE PERFORM ANCE8. Barton’s Uniat Combination Comod/ Bill »-♦-* Saturday Evenlui, kept. 0,1871. Tho CoMbrelcd NliffuUcmrons. Life Insurance Co. Atlanta San ProwctM. CHABTEBKD BY TEE ST AT* OF QEOBUIA. CAPITAL 0000,000. OWNED AT HOME AND KANAUED BY Some of onr Best Financier*. THE ATLANTA SHff! ’ - lx J •'. , j ‘■'•H • - 7l*4i r— DAILY AND WEEBCDY, ,\ Over 2,500 Fnlidei It,ut* Bluer Jume lit, I860. The onl7 Ohapuiy doluf butluM. 1& the Uonth that Iu. ONE HUNDRED THOUffAND DOLLARS ritpodtad with th. ulhoclUw a! th. sute of Ocurgl. fur the prolucUoa ol Follcj Holdws. Policies Upon all the TAEI008 HANS or IkRDBANOB ISSUED. A Loan or 38 per. cent, or the JVrmfmn OftAs When t,etireU. ALL rOUCIES NOX-FOKFEITABLE. , . • > ■» ■—r f *‘l I NO RBSTRICTIOira AS TO RE8I denoe orTrav* Strictly a Home Comp’y With it* Capital and Investment* at Horn*. It appeal* to th***' whs 4**iro to «saS themrtlv of the benefits of Lift Inauranc* to 0)Vo It their patronaf#. The time has arrived when every ih*«fhtfol mirf la dispoeed to mala this wlaa provlatoa for those de pendent upon his life. This Company propose* to give all the which aro offered If foreign institution* at like character, with the opportunity of keeping tho vast n our own midst, which are annually sent abroad. PEOPLE Off THE COTTON STATES Foster House Enterprise. Active one Energetic Agent, Wanted in every County and Tovm In the South. ADDUKSS OB CALL OB WM. J. MAGILL, KlTKltlNTUXDZNT AOENC1B8. Office, 28 Whitehall eltvcL OAleo: ATLANTA, GA. L. H. CLARK, AGENT OEOBGI4. EDWIN H. BAY, Medical Examiner. OFFIOElVHi WM. B. JOHNSTON. Prealdent. WM. 8. HOLT, Vice-President GEO. 8. OBKAR. Secretary. JOHN W. ntTRKE. General Agont J. MKltCEK GREEN. MedtcalExamlner. •eptS-l*w<iaw3m. Fall Stock g Hat* Alexander K \ STEPHENS, Politics) Editor. A. R. WATSON* News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. .) ,t.v t.le.n». A l> it. iu v’i . tuq t. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Dally Per Hlnfflo Copy fitx Montlu A TipslTV. | •7 OO I Throe Month. 4 00 One Month . , • oo; ##! Per Annum« Hlnfflo Copy ... 9 OO tTliroo Coploa 1 ■ ; '» A OO Ten Copies • • . • 14 oO Twenty Copies • • US OO Fifty Copies • • OO OO Bypoorlaiy Nlxpoaod. M-4 Lingard's Par Exo*Uenoc and IrUh Jltf, ISABEL VANE. Iferton** Oel*brat*d T O O D L E H . t' 4 '-Curtain rtoe* *4 8•* o'clock. Door* open al T'*'-Curtain rUe* *4 8', o clock. ADMW810N 75 cenU-K»mlIy Circe 6ite; Boy* and Colored Oallery 35. Children half-prior Ue- ■erved seat* (Phillip* k Crew * Uookrtorei $1. *ep» All,-ntIon I Hook and Udder Fire ('«• lwnj No. 1. Y OU aU BBEKBI OBDKEED TO ATrittt* A techl EMtia* * to. Oowpaar ta b* hoki THIS kVRHINO, U V‘ 1 o’, lok. R. «. Bu-u«« ol ImporitBM. ly»Jirattt. roivniw. L0WlT K. S. UnCA»Dl.ti». H.C I. «ipt»-lt Oglethorpe University. AtlrtUtu, VtkLi.Ktih: DMFABTMKNT! Bev. DAVID WILLS. D. D.. Pre*ld**t and Profes sor of Belle* Ia*Urea aud Hacretl Literature GUHTAVUH J. OKU. Pn»f***«or of Mrtheuwtioi and ProfoMor of Ilev. IN IN ALU rum, A. M . Prefoesor of Latin and Urtiek lAiiguagea ami IJUfrature. w. lxcontb htki'iilnh, a. d. 1’byaUwl I gusgr*. - (To be nuppltedi Profeaeor of Modem Lsn- j!*i* Mf'HARPBO.V, Pro!#**** of Natural PhUo«>- phy sad I*rlnrip*l *>f High Hcbool. AUanU la one of tbe heelthleet cities In the UnMed HU tea. Good bo*rd cau be bad at from 916 to m per month. There will be two fornutu the (lolloge. th.* ftrat commrtclng PTIlNC MONDAY IN OC1B. ‘inu0? TuluV-171 pn an aca i hall In adraa. aaffM dAw3t J. M. HOLBROOK, a HOW IN HEW YOBE EURQHABIEO hi. faff and Winter Stock mr Mat*, Caps, M'urt, JnUUnery Good*, Re., And the flrat consignments are being received and opened, which the pubUc generally are Invited to cell and examine. In the Millnery line, w* have veoelved “TMI URBAN," the very latest Hat for Udtee- PERFECT GEM. Mptl-tt CousUtblc’s Hale. r ILL be sold In front of James’ Bank, on BAT- UltDAY. the «Hh d*y of SepUmber. 1871. at 11 o'clock, a lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI, tieotiia—FnltOB C.uatr* Fulton Huraaton Coukt—Amul Txkm, 1871. Martha F. Utah) va, [ Libel (or Divorce In «!A Court. GCOKOX A. EtaH. j It appeerlag to the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, that George A. Hyen, the Defendant In the altove ateted caae, does not reside in aald county ot Fulton, and it also appearing that he does not reside In said HUte of Oeorgte, It la, therefore, ordered by Uie Court that service of aald libel be made on said George A. Myau. bf anbUcetion of this order in any public gasette In this 8UU once a month for foot month a, itrevions to the next term of thia Court.— Granted by tho Court. i. M. Calhoun k Son., Plaintiff’§ Attorney. A true Extract from the minutes of arid Court June let. Ml. iune6>lam4m W. it. VENABLE. Cleg*. MARTIN INSTITUTE, JfofVcrHOD, JftckiOM Co., Uoorgts. _ MONDAY, the 21*t Wednesday, the 16th, as it was announced. We think that very few if any Institution* of the grade can offer to patron a inducement* equal * - Ty<H to 914 per megth. sef tuition ere tedtire. Ifoeedrtooly 7'fwBmmSBmQmBm- one-third by the nudowment, and the quirt, moral and studious babtUof th* lrfiplla cannot be exoellod. our applications from abroad are already nume rous, amt those wishing to secure board will do well to ep|dy Iwmedtately. for full information addreae IVot. J. W. GLEN I. Prof. U. P. OBB. or J A8. E. IUN DO; augT wife. _ Hec. Board w. fe newabo. lA w. a 110WAUD A < COTTON FACT0B8 VaT| again tender our service* in the Ware him** M tWljHfelu all Us branche*. tn ymi old peU rone and phri|M* generally. ^ CaniailatSHi tar KcllUlf G.*tae> On, ami a ((Barter Per Cent, AQ fluntlj sop ultra ordered will be oarefaBy se lected by One or tho firm, at the lowest market price*. Order* for Itiggtsg end Tie* wilf be promptly filled, and at the lowest cash price. Liberal cash advances made on cotton In war* house. We extend all the faculties offered by Ware house Merchants. Consign manta faction guarantee. KX,T ■lx Monttani bingla Copy—a Moatk. 1 OO trureo Ooploa - a aft been Copies “ T OO Twontr Copies “ IS OO FIftyCople.8lxMonth. 97 SO Single Copies or the Daily and Weekly, ml the Counter, . * Cl*. No HntMcriptiooa, to to. WEEKLY, raoeivsd for . factor ported tom d, i All .utMerlptlon. mart be ptod for to adnocr; eod *11 auu. will b. Mrlol time peld far .iptree. 4- NO CLUBS: »h4. —« ««Xe toe fierar ler toe Hen lie,, ef Mae. CLUB RATES to» THE DAILY. Name* for CLUB* must all he lent at the and all be at the seme Poet Offioe. lack subscriber** name How to Reialt »Ti the loss of the person sending It J I ftlSMWV *M • .^^wtU he sent from the offioe UD ill* grid friend ftiitidifeB ii Wil MhiffiferilhDe BV Person* sending Bioney by Evpree* To Correspondents i Mr. Stopb.n. will Mtuie to OrewtordrUto. HU ooOMCttow vtto TH* SOR wUI actMe to. Idtocr. All letter, totonded Ibr blu. Mtow o. prtrto. mutow or arnJSmwttfta KEIUel Pef^ew- ot tot, p.p«r. abould b. ailitr.mil to him to OtowfordrUU. OA. All l.tur. oo buAltwto of UT bind. MnoMtad wlto THE MW, axoept He MMUel Ii SeeM be eddretood to f. Heal, Mtollo. iUU, Qe THE DAfLY SUN the CHEAPEBT DAILY NMWFAFM to QeorgtB. while tipNsa se mush Beading Marts* anna has^bsro put down very low, for the purpose of ptsring tt vtthia the mesh ef ell whMM^d The Weekly Su a large, 8 peg* sheet (in quarto form) filled wltfi the a _ v. - - whU^ appears tn our dnUyteue I "tiaiw THE SDH Is tk. orr*a of th. FEnnlft fha AAvooaU of lafiba ta* Dakafla A Fc^ralar RtEkUk^and tta ajp»oa.t d hadeoi has pod upon a tu-poytoc P«(9ak It toUu'adhanTto the old, saia. time hanani hwffmaihE iff tha Pawn :f»Mc FW tV. and sternly oppoaa any “Doputnrt" ttai ataiHi Mr. SXSFMBHS ft IftfiH** enlisted In the Work, and will cootrOxite to tta oohuan. aftaH hftt diaeemtnets truth, sound d _ BE ITIB TOO LATB ; Utt ^ The Badlcftl*, with the aid of baronam, have thrustfenon ue the eneo f the ecNoriled 14th end 19th f—imwi i So the OourtMnttau ri4fe»Bewhuaiia Artaf M.'atandby" drtaSdand lMtiMMStiJ bunni i fmsV*r. tinn bJmCi vk* give thin aawlSai for us ell fogewtth them, slew others are advti ng ns to hrtd *ur p***e Mrt ws disSerDth* henaeuj distract th* counsels of the Democretic Party I ^ i gMtif* sfily. if ws should hold out pesos, "fee stones wBuldaryetih" We e—rt remain dhyt I • counsel our people to aceent end welcome thetr bwn ruin, and thank Ood for tfr- 1 *** ii ia of the stmeet isaporrince «hm these leases be dtecuaeed now { fo* fee aim •• departin'* M bytheGeueml Oenveuttenof the Mfe will he.Ml mkt wieew 1 Jodgroeut it will be fstri In policy. f Fidelity to theOoeetttution Is the true test of Demociecy In every Start ofth# « one wholes tree friend to that mcred Inrtrsmeat, han ee neeWr wrihun I Llreuty a Tho right* end Uhertfos of the whale peep* < In the North; and we of the South here no interests et are not common to North and South, alike. We geepeotfully ask e fair ehere ef nubile pelrengeb L All eoamuuiucfttlfjos or letters on Business should be siHtraeeed tn J. HENLY SMITH, Mutineer, ATLANTA, QA,