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Newspaper Page TextTUT? .1 xtsh VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, SEETEMRER 20, 1871. • NO. 417 THE DAILY SUN. FaUtoM >9 lUe Atlanta Sua FablUhiaK Cwapaaj. AUUMlcr H. lUphcM, ) tlriandrr H. Slojihi-n^ Political Editor A. R. Watson, .... News Editor J. llenlr Saiith, tieaeral Editor and Bus! wens Mmanw. 2H110 LIUS H. lOOBt I. M. W. HILL. I. W. HUID, Wm. Earau* JR# Memo Agent, Hit—Mb. J The 8v» for ■!». how’^o ‘unr TiSinrr. wow b« mm—Mi for M mta arrival of ill muj mat m by Money Order, by BefiMterad Let • by Express, or by Drift, but not otherwise. If >oey sent in — unregistered letter is lost. It mart be the loss of the person sending it laid for exptna. if-Panoau Madia, aucwj b, KipiM. mat pre- MOaia. Mr. ttepbsns will reeseln in Crawfordville. HU connection with Tn* Bus will not change Us resi dence. All letters Intended for him, either on pri vate instters or connected with the Political De partment of thU paper, should be addressed to him «'iissr-«,i-»*.««-«*d■ T» Btn>. exo.pt 1U PollUral IXputueet, .bould be tibia (H. —*- | spy Mul—orlption nrloe of oor Daily U below the cost or printing it; ind the dub ratt. for our Weekly here uUo been m ^ 01 ^ $10 00 Six Months & 1W less period than Six Months Single Copy Per Annum, it •• Six M~~* K r Si’ CLUBS FOB TUB DAILY. Three Copies One Year ... a oo ... 88 au .... H* no 5 Cisfi HinfU Cofries . . » • • • • • * * lUra pbS annum SS«S»SS=::::i5 Ten * io oneKu^eoi-io*. •* 00 WEtr-aix routes.- single Copy ii-aastA:::=LBS Term* or Advertising. for elese period than one week. *1 per square (ten ea of mild Nooperell type, or occupying that ich Bpacejfor the first Insertion, and 80 cents for &SSS£VSSMdta. wiu nsterlak, (•) will be charged 25 oenU per line each trtSyTSmllSmS riy IdtertSmSu. ELM A, ROME AMD DAMON R- H. t—nn DAILT, SO DATS niCMJDBD. 8:42 A. Me. 8:15 ». **• rrive at Rome J au r 2’’ 3-50 a! S rrlTc at Dalton J.S f* ?*’ 8*0 r h nTreBornT n 9:37 a. M., 18:45 P. M E?.rtEta;.::::: » ; u...a Arrivals aed Df|>arter«a or Drama Atlanta. of Trains to rF — a ATLANTIC (on TATX) iAILiOAD. MUiUT PASeaWQXS TSAI*—OOTWAB».^ ^ ^ Iras at Chattanooga -i —- dat rAaaa— TnAia—otrrwAnD. ires at Chattanooga ’ 1 1 rATT um to raw tosk-outwabd. vea AtlanU , Ives at Dal ton.,.. ,.•••• ••••'••• •••?••" 1 niesT rim—at* rtAiK-wtin. vea Chattanooga Ives at DAT PASS—OKS TSAlH-WWABD. Tea Chstunoys * JJ p m ACCOMMODATION —A IS INWARD. [vea at Atlanta * * 1 TUB aso—IA (AUOCWTA) BA1—OAB. {Sv Day Praia ea Bund*y.i ht Paaaangar Train arrive* ;.T J “ ht Paaaanger Train leaves J JJ J- “ Passenger Train arrives ?*S £S Passenger Train leaves 7.10 a. m is Mountain Accommodation arrive*.. .8 05 a. m ic* Mountain Accommodation leaves....®.36 p. m MACOS ASD WIST—s BA1LBOAD. Passenger train leaves SjM E htPiM.ne«rTrain.rrlxc. , ”® p p ’J; l,e. al Miron 8 8 p ' ‘ uum A UP WMT rOIKb UA1L.OAJ). >—*»! 2«bi25r-"::::-.::g2 J: IS ,5:00 p. IU Train leaves.. lenger Train arrives tenger Train leaves * 1W .HTA AND aicmtOND AlB-U— EAl—OAD. Matt 8 r- ‘ / 1 Oaineeville 7.V.« 42 P. M. Maron A A»i?»st» Kailroad. mmo taxi* O ft». S25Sl“:*.*.v.r.:::n:v.v.::"v. imkoum^. I S?'.m. am Kailroad of Alabama. elms 410AM it Montgamary t West Point I Columbus... *.7 A M 11:58 AM ^12:20P M 6:15 PM 11.40 AM 12:30 PM Atlantic ss4 UaU HsUiaad. BOM Savsnnah. (is., via Albany, JmckmoaviUm and Tallahasaes, to Quincy, Florida: t* m vest Jacksonville daily ive at Tailahaasec daily fHaadaye ex cepted %fmmm. r.InUdrawt. ddiy iSnnil.,. onf^^ tvsaaavsnaah daily >«7 -- Mamptna ax— Cl—nsat,on ktamoad- 10:15 r. M . 1 —P. M 1M5P. M ...10.15 1* M ... 8.00 P M ...11:15 PM Morn ng Express leaves Memphis 10«) A M Arrives ta ChaUanuxga, next umnoag AMU A M Mail Train leaves Memphis W ;l " A M Arrives in Chattanooga, uext day UUPM r rT,''T .pH}{ A ]>]] YRWS iuUl-oht on stocks »n>l bondH of the cor A XI XV X!i VV Q | poratiolli falUng dne on the first of No. By the New York Associated Press. FOREIGN NEWS. TURIN. Th« .M*«f f Vais Tmumtl. Team, Kcpteniber 19.—The municipal ity of Turin gave a liauquit to day in honor of the completion of the Mont Oenis Tunnel. The representatives of the Governments who participated in tbo oaremoniee of the formal opening were present AUSTRIA J JMIrntmtcriml Crisis /mmiisral. Viamii, September 19.—A ministerial crisis here is imminent. Baron Lingeran has been appointed Ambassador Extraordinary to Ht Peters burg. FRANCE. J(M(M«liM Vrfrtmlmf. Pams, September 19.—Tlie Paris forts sre to be formally surrendered by the German occupants to tbo French to-mor row. The four departments oontignous to Paris follow immediately. Arnim and Thiers settles the details of a peace convention to-day. PRUSSIA. MlUf Ormm In a ram ,nlii r . Bkkmk, September 19.—The German army will be placed upon a peace footing immediately, and reduced to the effective strength of four hundred thousand men. Von’Moltke has been created Marshal of the Empire. n-o-a ENGLAND. J Hhmrl Bmp Crmft—HmH'f/ .fbaul Ihf Cmremm r«r-The Chmli rm~ The Money Orel* London, September 49.— 1 Tlie hop crop itt smull, being onc-tbiril of an av erage crop. The Morning AdvertUer Ikm an Article ini])uting the blame for the Cumin war to the Americans. It say a the result of the recent battle will lie the driving of foreigners from the country. It also says England will not join the Unitod States because she was not consulted be fore the Rogers expedition entered Core- an waters. The cholera is increasing at Kouigs- burg. The ratio of deaths Inis ad vanced from fifty to seventy and even eighty per oent ’ George Alexander Hamilton, ]xTma- ucut Secretary of tue Treasury, under tbo Derby Government, is dead. The Postal Money Order System, be tween the United States and Great Brit ain, will commence October tiro 2d. DOMESTIC NEWS. vember, will be paid by tbo City Cham berlain, in tbo new court house, on that day, and that tbo transfer Isioka will be closed on Wixlnoaday. A letter from Richard O'Uormau, to tho Mayor, says, in relation to the action of the latter concerning tlie matter of the Comptroller's office, ho should be governed more by considerations of ox- l>cdiency and sound policy than by those of merely strictly right or legal power.— Ho cannot advise the Mayor to take any steps that may load to complicated Htf- gation. He adviqcs him to treat Connol ly as Comptroller. If he does not think him entitled to fill the office drjttrt, treat him as Comptroller <Ufacto. This course, he thinks, will provent financial difficul ties and the continuance of that excite ment and sense of insecurity which a prolonged legal controversy would inten- sifv.i There was excitement in Wall street to-day, caused by manipulations for high er notes of interest, and before the cloae of bank Injurs call loan notes ware pot up to 7. For tho first time in mouths they were up to tho legal rate of isterost—an advance in money not warranted by iho legitimate demand. At one timo during the afbWiioou it was reported that a largo city bank had called in its loans (about $5,000,000) and ugroed, for n consideration, not to lend any money fur a spocifled timo. This re port, w hich was not without its influence, was authoritatively deoil'd at tho cloeo. The gold syndicate made another suc cessful squeeze in cash gold. At an early hour the syndicate and its Canadian bank and other friends callod in their gold pre viously loaned and asnt into the gold room, to heat furiously and in an extrav agant manner for tbo nso of cash gold.— By this devioo tho borrowing rate for cash gold was run up to l and 7-1(1. Iticlmnl O'Gorman, counsel for tho corporation, Inis written a second letter te the Mayor, saying, since Um decision of Jndge ilaruurd in “Foley vs. the Mayor and others," in which ho gave quasi judicial sand ion te rumors which had been rife in the city of gross extrava gance in some of the bills presented by various contractors, uud paid out of the city fund, it seems te him proper that the corporation tuko effective legal steps te recovor these moneys, if sufficient evi dence call lie obtained to sustain action. He asks for instructions. Tho Mayor responds substantially leav ing the matter to O’Gorman’s discretion, knowing that he will perform his duty regardless of consequences outside of Ins duty’s sphere. WASHINGTON luw been discbartful, on a ttoHc tbo Attornoy-Gencrm) rojeotiu^ tho evi dence of tho deooofloil, Lkcmum', wlu«u given, she diil not believe herself to be ■lying A Salt Lake dispatch says: An adul tery case, growing out of polygamy, will l>o presented to the Grand Jury to-day. Throe prominent Mormons were sum moned, who nndor oath say they do not believe that men practising polygamy arc guilty of adultery, and were, upon lieing challenged, rejoctod as jurors. ~ A fire is raging in Virgiuia City, Ne vada, and has already extended an eighth of a mile, ►>< —■ MABKUT REPORTS. UVmnatmcntg. 5l DAYS ONLY tl SOUTHfeRN MARKETS. The Jlmbrnmn CMmt CmmmU**im*~Tht Mn- Mltur Committee — Cmmrl Mmriial I# Try Hoelffe—tJemernt Mrmde Pm!dent. Washington, 8eptcml>or 19. — The mixed Claims Commission, under the treaty of Washington, will meet in this city next Monday. It consists of Bussell Guoruey, Commissioner; Henry Howard, Agent, and James M. Carlisle, Counsel lor, on the part of Great liritain; and Judge Jamrs O. Frazer, Commissioner; and ilon. ltobort S. Halo, Agent and Counsellor for the United States. The Secretary of War to-day designa ted a Court Martial, to try Hodge, tho defaulting Paymaster. Gen. Meade is President of tho Court. ATlie General Jiu-Klux Congressional Committee will meet to-morrow. Tho sub-com in it tee has prepared a re port upon tho financial condition of the Southern States. Tho finances jof North and Sooth Carolina, Georgia and Louisi ana are reported to be in a bad condition, while in other States there appears to be uu improvement. Tho sub-committee will ulso report on the election laws of the Southern States, giving their most most essential features. The General Committee, to-morrow, will consider a future course of action in volving tho questions as to whether tho sub-cominittej shall be sent South to take testimot y,‘ or whether it shall lie taken lure. •Wetemrolmfiemt' Omci Cm tv ot Siam Sutvine, 1 Wa.sei»(«o!(, D. O., Bap. 19. ) I1XCOKD FOB TUB FAST TWEKTV-FOOlt HOI.'BS. The area of low barometer which was Monday evening on Lake Michigan, af ter moving eastward te Lake Ontario, has to-day extended over New England, and the pressure has fallen quite rapidly on the Middle Atlantic Coast. It is also quite low in tho Southern and Gulf Slates. Threatening weather lias pre vailed from New England te the Gulf to day. ltaiu has been reported only at a few Southern stations. Tho clearing weather of luat night on the upper lakes is again followod by cloudy nnd threaten ing weather. Fresh southerly winds aro reported from New York to Virginia, and brisk northerly winds from Mobile to upper Michigan. WstaMUllff. The barometer will probably again full iu the Northwest, and uu oroa of high barometer move from Wisconsin east ward, followed by low pressure nnd threatening weutbar. Tliu brisk winds on Lake Michigan will probably extend to Lakes Huron uud |Eno to-night, and tho conditions reroute favorabla for rain on Wixlucsday on the South Atlantic and Gulf co.isA Partially cloudy and clear ing weather in the Middle and Eastern Stales, with light rain on the poaaL in the moruiagi SHU* NEWS. Nkw Yob*, September 19.—Arrived— Mcrrimac, Rio Janeiro, China, Samaria, Magnolia and Georgia. 0«A»f.Kinx>N, September, 19.— Arrived —Steamer Mtllauke, from St. Johns, N. B., unit tlie steamer South Carotins and tho schooner J. D. Willey, from New York. Savakitaji. September 10.- Armed The brig Fauuy Fogerthill. Rio Janeiro; Fanny Clark, Rockland, and the steamer Tenawanila, Philadelphia Cleared The steamer Virgo, for New York. -> • OHIO. The Pretide mi In PorkmpmH*. Cincinnati, September 19.—The Pres ident reviewed the military,police uud fire departments this morning. At noon ho was introduced on ’Change aud spoke briefly, expressing gratification at meet ing this reception from tho people and, all the more, because it wan from the people of a great nation and not from thoa^f a divided country. SOUTH CAROLINA. retime Jmek—One Fever lie nth hnt Occurred ht ike ImI Tttenitpfmtr Mnnrt. Charleston, Sept. 19.—One fever death has occurred in the last twenty- four hours. The Hoard of Health, after a thorough investigation of the eight wards of the city, publishes tlie following statement: “The reports from tho various wards show the city to be in a remarkably healthy condition, even when compared with years when no yellow fever existed. The number of cases of yellow fever in coarse of treatment does not exceed an average of two in each ward, aud tho number of persons sick from other causes is astonishingly few.* MAR*YLAND. The Mnlgktm Temptmr—Oyemlnf Ceremmntem. Baltimore, September 19.—The nine teenth triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment of KuighU Templar con vened here to-day. The ceremonies took place iu Masonic Temple. The speech of welcome was mado by John II. B. La- trobe, Grand Master of Maryland, aud was responded to by Sir Knight, Wm. Bewail Oonbier, Grand Commander of the Grand Encampment of the United The ontiro city is decorated with Ma sonic emblems. President Grant h:u» accepted an invi tation to visit the Carroll County Agri cultural Fair, October 3. ► 0-4 MASSACHUSETTS. Mcnmy mm Mailer -The Hmntl Pmx- Boston, September 19.—'Tho Journal is authorized to say that Senator* Ha in ner and Wilson deeply regret and deplore Butler’s courao. llis nommatiou would be hostile to the best interests of Mas sachusetts. The small pox coutiuues with nurner- oas fatal costs. A tcmis.rary hospital has been trccteil. A rod flag by <loy and a rod light by Bight aro used to designate infected places. ^ ^ ^ _ NEW YORK. HemmtredU Meeting—Ueneemt McCUttmm—The Committee of beetnly Molds n Meetlaf — Breen ieemet • JTelice—MUormnn MVil, m JLeiUr tn Medl npen the NitmnUeu M* eilememl M *Wi blreek New York, September 19.—-A meeting of ]>emocrat» who are Oppoaod to Tam maiiy wai held last night. It whs pre sided overby Sami. O. Conrtney, District Attorney under »Tobn»v>n. Among those p^seut worn Bin. H.ssl, ex-Shcnff O'Uriou aud Congressmau RoosevelL All » qnict at tho City Hall tins uioru General Ooorga 15. McCltllou declines to accept tho offico of Comptroller lit- eause he would thereby, under existing ^ fire iu llrooklyn, yeetorday, deetroyed circumatenoes, beconio a cOnteataut lor I t ^ c cotton factory 0 f Goodman A; Myers, the position. Had Mr. Connolly resign- ^^oOO. Insured, ed, he would, under ceatain stipulations Several white and cel have accepted. I | )ecn arrested, at Little Iloek, la-cause BATKit. j uegro who lied been liting with a whil The committee of seventy bus just disappeared item Grow 1 * • held a meeting and lulopted resolutions | A San l'f.tiK'lHts^h^'-^s h sa^* ty Uoa-1 (uatainiug Mr. Green, T E Ji E U R A M H . Cotton, Moe/n, Tnr, Moineeeo, No for, tic. Savannah, Sobtaolber' 19.—Cotton moderate demand; middlings 18e; not receipts 575 hnles; solus St); stock 4,0(14. Norfolk, September 19. —Cottondull; low middlings 19c; u et receipts.' i.)7 bales; exputts uouatwioa RW; *t«xjk 107. C HAUL®FOB, Noftopber 19.—Cotton dull and enaj; miMlfngs l*i(S 19e; net receipts Old hales; sales 100; stock 5,004. Nicw OrijKanh, SrptemluT 19. ^Cotton linn; middlings 20;c; nut receipts :>89 bales; gross f>(3; sales 300, stock 17,304. Mouii.x, 8ei>teml>*r|9.—Cotton quiet; middlings 101c; net receipts 310 bolus; exports coastwise '231; sales 200; stock 0,093. n Augusta, Beptetuher 19. Cotton qniot; middlten 19Jo; net rheuipts 200 bales; sales 180. —it e*. NORTHERN MARKETS. Cotton, Flnnnelnl, Urendetnde, iirmin, A'r. New York, September 19. Cotton unutittlcd and decidedly lower; middling nplauda ‘201; Orleans 20^; sales 300 bales. Cotton sales for future delivery yesterday oveuingj7,900 bales -Septem ber 191(^19 9-10; October 18*^19j; No vember 19 5-lG(.f( 19^ ;I)ccembcr 19j(<i 19J; January 19i@l9|; March 20. Stocks opened strong, but now much hotter. Gold 1 ll(tf 111. OcifMMrti dull but strong. Money strong at 3. Exchange —long 8); short 8j. New York, Septcmlxir 19—evening Gohl 15. Governments opened steady; 62s 15|. States dull. Cotton iuibcMM and lower; 1,7«^) bales sold at 20i; mid dling uplands 20}; Orleans closing quiet Stocks—Sixty-fours 15 J ;sixty-6ves 15,, new 14; sixty-«evons 14 *; sixty-uigbta 141; ten-fortiea 111. State bonds dull, with very littlo change in price or busi ness; TcnncsHccH 78J, new 71 i; Virginias 62L new OH; Louisiana 6s 65, new GO; Levees, 6s 71, Ss 82; Alabama 8s 100, 5e 67; Georgia 6s 83, 7s 91; North Caroliuus Mj, new 28; South Carolina* 75, new 96. O-Wd FOREIGN MARKETS. Cottaw, »llooey, Monde, Ate, London,September 19, noon. - Consols opened at 93;. Liverpool, September 19, noon.—Cot ton opened quiet and steady; uplands 0$; Orleans 9i. Latku—Cotton quiet and steady; sales to-day will not exceed 8,000 bales; 2,000 for exports and speculation. Shipments of cotton from Bombay since last report to the 18tb, 7,000. Liverpool, September 19—evening.— Cotton dosed quiet ond steady; uplands 91; Orleans 91; salon 0,000; speculation and exports 2,000. Two Partbrmance* Dully 4r Ef'E*riora »-a-a THE ONLY Southern Sbow. ■ --P-O-d — Others Pretemh>rH initl ImpoMtox**. _ „ — — * 01.6 (liters tlRuVM* 0PP08ITB DKI<0T. THURSDAY S FRIDAY, September 28 and SB. SUCCESS OF TH* PIRIOO I MASSIVE SOUTHERN COMBINA TION. Wootton & Haight’s KM PIKE CITY I R C U S MENAGERIE AND BALLOON. c WESTERN MARKETS. Menle, MreodolulTe, tJrmln, tt'hleky, Kir. piNciNMAU, September 19.—Lord in liglit demand biit luddera aFo llrm. Ba con-clear rib sides 7i(n7\. WlTisky in good demand at 90. LoriHviLLE, September 19.— Provis- iona firm, active nnd higher; clear rib sides 7i(/r,7i. Lard, keg 10|. Wiiisky steady at 90. St. Louis, Scpteml>cr 19.—High wines steady at 80. Pork quiet at 813. Bacon, dear aide* 8|(o 8b Iiard 9f(«9b Nero OUtucttieemcnis. To Sell. Kent or Kxelihnge. urwi of IaiuI m ami a half from thn aiiiiurm uvu» All ««*« *-w-L 25 Acres cleared, a fiv«-routn, now, lantily built »’otU«N. Kltoheu, Wa lly Property, Thirty-tli McDonoiinh Hoad, two mi all lloi UU, etc. A nloo place. wpt2U-dlt Postponed Sale. Hailwood Depot, ou the Wcetcra k Atlantic lUilntod, until Wednesday. 27tli H« |.t. ndn r Ha-ka will tar- y Ylattora freo. Free luinii at 12 o’clock, a ept20-tillday M ir N I O ! A NEW SUPPLY OF Musical Instrunienls, Just Rvoeivod Slid For Hale at GEO. COOK & CO.'S. PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, CUITARS. ACCOROEONS FLUTES, FL,A0U01jE]T.S, PIC K ELO NS, VIOLIN BOWS, VIOLIN AND STRINOS, lie. VIOLINS, BANJOS, DRUMS, FIFES, AND BANJO GUITAR ETC vr«l9-TaMkU«a. PORTBH FLBBOKO, COTTON FACTOR COMMISSION MERCHANT, nan* STBFI5T, • 4UOMTA, CM. Conuaustoa tar StHU>|{ Coltoa, It, V.r Cal mfis. •SiiMOMiwrmenl Krliaardiaary A IttUu Ich th.n on. yrar Mta, wti.a this OnaA KiiU'rpriMti wax tirjiflfiix«a in Atlanta, (ieoruia. many people predicted lailUTU ill ita infancy; but Umi un. preoedrntod rucomr crowning It everywhere it baa bren, ban aatisfled them of the error of tbeir judg- moot. Mo exhihltlou on the road haa ever given greati-r NatiNfa* tit»ii, and n«uie have urbluvixl as groat a de gree of popularity. Neither lalnir nor money baa been Rjiared to make It the moat espensivn and choice exhibition iu Uio world, and tho alnioat daily trittieiKltWN audlem ch npplaudlng the fcata of the different artists have served to Ntimulato the man agement to even greater efforts. Throughout the Middle States and New Bn gland, the Domlnloua of New Ilruuswick, Nova Hrntla. Frtuoa Edward Island, Oape Urnttin and New Kouiulland, there liaa been but one vote»» from tho prees and publlt aa to the Intrtuaie merltaor tills luaiumotli tinterprlac. Messrs. WtMitten k llainlit fei-1 an excusable pride reft'rrlng to ri posted triumphs snd praise in tin vt th binti character an.I Arcnio an<l Zuuk)i;l«al ority of this firat-claea oh i bib alio SCENES OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR, GLITTERING SPECTACLES- T W O Startling Free Sensations I FofirLady lh|ueetriaus. Five lfale Itldon, Forty Mr. G«m>. Wiimltold, The World ronowned l’uturrr, ('ontortlenlet. end Ids troupe of § Ot)/F.\ reiU'OHMUkO IXKJS. Balio on Aaconalon I an. will traverse ■ villon, aud return Kjtcotot.lt: a old, the ACrlal Pndeatrt- « Iu tho top of thn pa • the ground. A grand dual Two Duiim ol'WlItl I.Ioiam, Performed by Miss Minnie Wells, the Lion Queen, and (iimtave BOf, the aeknowlnd twist Animal Trainer I Attached to the / .ologtral Departm. nt will bo U In tlie 'runic Drimrtinrnt Can b« Suuu The fir. t ortute of Europe and Aoierit an. M’ll Ktotee ?A('lar< , the Dashing F/|«i|e-trleuOe. M’ll U. Ht'Kkre, the (wailtlfill Horse-Weftiao. M’llc Andrew n, the < I test" aud i legant rider. Mile T/mlse, eorde Hasti.ju« and volaute. Kdwln Watiu.n, the daring rider. vorUl-ri uownud and only rivals of the Hanlon^ TUP. WATNON HHOTHKIW, UKOBOK EDWARD and TI(OMAH. the greatest Oymnasta Ip the world. W. Andrews, J. Wilcox, Jtrcnto Tuttle, W. Saaaad. Adolph hUckaey, 4. 0. Long. Jai Lron Caateiio. aud a hunt of talent ed an nllarlee. - - Jlerr Kojif- s’ Hilver cornet Bawd w*D | till Um streets every <tay at 10 o'clock, A. M. IP autifully ( arjw te.1 seac for IntUoO; and asemd- -IV«o.» . PV/U Mule*. Ac - ishela fViTn ; i .-6 ; Coffee : a a 6ret class ; 2U. M awroitiK -a*. nell Cohen, U.c AstfJogcr and Monne-; “ 0 The latter lma iat>uo<l a notioe Umt tbo I riser, clurged with pr«jtlQcing abortion, lept-iadhw jtei bands Yb-wr: <ar load M*da vatuaMa pair of Mates and Dray : a first cla»* 2u. Miu*w|gevil> second-hand Family f image, tor «wrIi or On n and a Hawk Uiiw, until Ortot„ r or Novci.iiwr ; Also, 1«<0 « tty or . AtiartU. » si.d l auborban vacaut baddiM kAa. Terns sasj._ Apply 2d; rairango. t. Fifty • Will show In AngasU, tta., on Peptemhar 1» i » amt . HcpV-mber 21; Mmoti. hspemuW mils, Forsyth, U. On«n, 27; ___ .*Ska<m); Our. Ivrtfth aud Mit> h< U si’s. Oiwdika, Ala.. Oetober 6» CoHnaha^ OajOetoher 6. •cpUJJ eo-liw W. W. DCEAND, | itltsctllaiuons Xbucrtiscmtius. CON T of ru “ATLANTA WEEKLY SUM,” FOB TffB WBBB KVIXVO WKOW1IDAY, IEPTIKKR 90, Ifffl. rmgo 1—The areal laeuea Involved ta the Con- tert of 1872, and the Unity of the Democratic *‘arty.—Mr. htephena’ Pamphlet on the bendy of the Law.—An Old Fashioned OuupiueeUng. -Mayor's Court. Georgia Newe. Page ff—The Ounatttuthm.—The a word Un* ahoathed.—The Fraudulent Amendments, Our Po sition.—Tho SoeponatbiUticfl of Engineers.—Georgia News.—Row on, Annie.—Book Notioea.—Two Bur glars Arrested. Recovery of Stolen goods.—Horn ride In Washington County, a Men Ruled by Hie Father In-law. —Supreme Court Derisions. Page 3—The Lontsvtlle, Ky., Jefftoraonl crat.—Alex. H. Stephens and the Validity of ths False Amendments.—Maoon and Western HaUroad, a Negro Steeping on the Track, Attempt to Throw the Train Off.-ttenator Elect.—The Sun Job OffVoe. Chin-Chin and Chow-Chow, the Tour of an Ameri- oaa Woman Through the Empire, Mlea EUg’e Ad venture Among the Celoetlala, Her Conversion to Buddhism, How She Worships Her New DttHtr. New Secrets from Japan and China. Page 4—Our Montana Letter.—Davy James.— Mr. A. M. Speights.— Aesumary.— Personal.— A Shooting Scrape.—Critical Notloe, by O. A Brilliant but Rather an Impracticable Idea. Strobes.—Belle# Law Again Before Court—Narrow Gauge Railroad Design.—Another Railroad LeaM.-OoMon.-1he Fair prospect— Oouueel Employed—The Investigation Oommlttee, Fruit Trees—Onr City Agent—Governor BullOck to Gome Deck to Georgia—Weekly Cotton Ohfnint ho., ho. Page »- Telegram*—Georgia Newt—Mayor's Court, Hooka opened Early, hot not Much Trade— Associate Counsel—Arrested. Pnga (I—Oslo's Letter—Washington Correspon dence -ratter from Cato.-Stale Road plundering*- A. L. Harris Arrested—The Passenger Depot- Mayor's Court. the Trade Pretty Pair—Dig Lie— Communicated. -Bun Strokes.-Georgia Newe. Page ?—Telegrams— Particulars ot the Death of Mr. Abel K. Johnston— A Remedy foe Croup. Strange Freak of Netura.-Oeorgta State Fair. Page N-Th* Arrest of McCalls—MoOeUa'e Trial. —From tbo Far West—Telegrame.—New Advertise ments, he. 0aMiutal|.0J)ifring Cmts. MURRAY’S LINE—NEW I IRK h SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY DMURAXCIBT la BO, ^luLiuoMpLnniaiw. VI HUG, ..hULELEY, frnm-~'*^r. tHlLODBLnU AND OATANNAN MAH tlUX HI? COMPART. MII.MH.MIM AM SU. ruwuruM. EVERT SATURDAY agaggfar.^-:::::—fll touawaida ...Vpr a- Og« of tfcra, Ian Mi otp* Ian aa at avow StSSjrssoE^ Merchant Tailoring. J. LYNCH, Cor. H hUeMaU HIrrrt onat MfM- road Croiting. qillE LABOEST AMD XlMttT STOCK OF Cloths, Vest ings S Cashmeres XVEH UHOUGirr 1C THIS CITY A Full Stock of RvoryUilng in Iho Gcuilomon'a FurninhlnR Lino. JTmnM hgf tho flfM C»<i Ml) amd JtTotatneoo and Elogmmoo iff wthmt t At rive Iff Kxtet In. septltblm J. LYRCH. I AM GLAD HR MAS OOtCR. The Baai Paper Hanger la Use State ef deergla, T CAN now sane yonr chairs, and make them loah new for the same yoa will peg fat a bottom. Mo charge for varnishing chairs when I oano them, an ~ I warrant all tfpkohterlntr, Fnrnttmre Mepntrtmp, rlr., to give aatlRfhrtlon. Furniture covers cat, made an re aad up- fit warranted. Hair and spring ■ order. All kinds of boueelmld furniture aad \ boletery dona at the ehortmt aottoe. moved te DeOive’a Opera Hwnea. undg Auction Waroroom, on Marietta apl6-8m Late of Richmoad. Va. CHAi. B. STArUM. Stapfee WHOLRSAI.E AND RETAIL OIIOCERS AND It Heab, GROCERS A1 Gen’l Commission Merchants Commimion. for Bolling Cotton l.q Per Cant., tt7N llroad Mirant, AUGUSTA, OA- axnui bt rsamsnow : JOHN P. KINO. President (ta. It. H. h Hanking Co. H. H. HICK MAN, Treat (iranlteville Factory aad Havings Hank ol Augusta. J. HIHI.RY k SONS, Coiboti Merthante. JOHN M. CLARK h CO.. Merchant MUIora. aeptdlmw, A Good Chance FOB A HOME. X. door, la the town of Newuan. la Coweta eonn ty. ea the Hkht tbkhday in HOTtHMSH 9EXT, It iNdag the 7th day of the month, beginning at 14 o'clock, and ronUnuing until all are wdd. my laads lying In the Fourth Dfatrlrt of aaid county, known aa the “ II AltlIKH l’LAC E," coaTAiaiau ORE THOUSAND ACRE* Mqk. _ _ , Thrcra.h M1U of MM dntto nUMd HraM. U b~- Passage tlohaU sold at lallreaff tMpoh m^ etMa “ ^AssfVLTj&sr. + rmjam* For New York. tnOttATBOOTMBH ffTRAMSHIF OQHFASTT. RW10HY THURSDAY. j by this Una can be effected under ear open petley efe eae-half par sent OARIR PAffBAOK. W II The tret ateae steamers LdwAng Oam. Baraai,... Will *all a* follow*; H. UVINOffTON. .. . . ** ,a..,.u.i., ** tft,. at 11 a. GEN. EARNER..:.. !. •• U. M 5. r. M. ~ 2B, at 6, F. oor Ml 1.1 BtodtUrd 1 , V^m For Baltimore. SSST - *' ' srr.v.-.’rr.-.’lsa? ****•& fossa, The re dag, •• Mth vMf Raff strad. tooUt WhUahm. P»y Yonr Tuxet I CAN BE FOUND BVRRT DAT AV TBj ot Meeam. Oox k ffill. an ffmehtem ft» to moatvethe amounte dae tor Wats Ml Twee. Um* people ere rvgaeeted teeaBa WINE A LIQUOK 00. If*. S BiaalH wm, ■road evert, jwuuna or tea »col*m Of WIHES, 5DTS, BRhlffDXES am vsiaxixa. wa,iiMiiaMt.fa.tt«tta>M>itaraM"rau)a or PBMKiYi.raau hi waiaxx." I. OUT Ml*AN, 0a»t , i. . i ■ ii ..r | a .. M. HABALROIt Sc BBUCE. Oann ol HmMU uM M Itmtl, XTLLlTjt, OK/rsHUL utrenour uurn tvcrtojc AJtro j jmorehrnnti mnd f mtad Mrtmii 1 Th* mid plar«* I* well watered, and well them being abent Six Handred acres ef the the woods. I will sell It In tracts aad parcels as fol low a : Fin t. ONE nCNDRED ACRES, upon which ere aituatod the dwelling houae, a neat frame building with five rooms thoroughly reeled, with glass win dows, ami substantial rock chimneys, with e gar den well enclosed, lleclf containing near three scree and cannrtoufl <Mn Rouse wife Screw, and new Irii built store the war. Next 1 will sell SIX HUNDRED ACRES. In traeta or smell forma ot FIFTY ACRES each. I will then sell THREE HURDRSD A CRM la eroel*. or traeta of from Twenty-Five te Forty will be water, Umber aad good baitetag vea. I shall have each trad arcurately surveyed, and fee boundaries wall defined. following terms : I will sell on the f HAI.ANCH IN TUB RE, WITH tWTWMMMt DATE OF SALK. Upon say and all will tab# cottea at FUMaa ood bmtt ban table Cotton neb m la auaaUy sold la thi* market) delivered at Newnaa. Georgia. YOU90 MIN -Honest amt ladmdn u* and all others have now aii opportunity to buy home#, end pay for them, by their own labor. Mad will positively he sold on the day Urns Any information can be had by apply lag to am, ar I!intern P. Wrleht. at Newaan. Ga. W.F. WEIGHT, H. H. BAPTIST, Aactlaaeer CXJNaiQNMENTB SOUOTJOJ. CAfe ADVANOBH.ON OONOKiNKUnB IN STORE FOR AVCWON. tteSraiitiiS 3U!araB«g.ag Man* Or , Whoteeate ha Goods; * ~ - B. F. Wyly, Wholesale Grocers; Wtnts * Oo.. X Otrr, a Hotltalr* kJ feoosaad dollar* lug from Decatnr etraet Dtemend Mag, vfifeafi ad wm a, aa fea fefe laatoa* in mnm- traet to ooraet of torttfi fed I wttl *va Rwtkgfel del- W. R. lowttt. A a. Rfffi ttfe W. IL HOWAJUX) k SON, COTTON FACTORS ABB commission MamoMAwra. a*. 4 TTOBUBB BLUUB, . - , AlWOCAaO. Oi. aatagBOfter Per< rtS/ySoTF 1 ** ta. “ nE 'oSr. in. Btaw M Tim win ka „ iiaq o. eJ t-r -adMSt leu, ™> Ei wsiwni, OtaA «*4-M<»*WMUxUM*ot. antatek .