The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873, September 21, 1871, Image 2

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    THK DAILY
tirom« «, a* am b<
side <f Broad street,
Bscond Door
SUN
Wat
<f
JO" New Advertisement* always found
on First Page; Local wed Business Na
on Fourth Page.
WeMbKahin foil, the decWona of the
lupreme Court; Uk the deilr ‘Tro-
eedingv" at the Gout, end keep the
- m " atending in our
HifiC •- in. aw. tf
C l
fllisttllanfonj a&ptrtiacmrntn.
Henry Biscboff & Co.,
J VfHOLfWtE , Orfofcehfr, ?•
AMD DBug*XMM H
IjUae# WiMCiiJjlqmowi. m**'
gant)Toimcoo. *o.
»*' No.l9», lMtB*r«tKet, 1 '*•
ohakleWTon, s. o.
■ tnuof
ef the JMMtat Party.
We eeid tbe-otfier day |het the leading
.nd Mf ample «si
be a n |IQ ytlf I m+*' Centralism,
udthetith «ewKdrW tke Conetitu-
ticanl m Demaratic Party, first, to te
ihsecssfkhf ussksd upea the
which coated thta leading ime. In re
ply to the portion of wan, the! thta
r w ” i
—*«■» ,
iOh—iro
of mae, the* J
be brought eboetby e
qgtoorrri acceptance of **®f
Sgs&saiagai
o ill (tanM-Mt—,. .. iv.
only to repent whet we, here often here
tofore effl^tlierth#R>nth*r1l D<-moo
reey do accept, nn| in thjnoet
good faith, afidifadwt results tf
i ■ —-- -■ I 1
whether IcgilsssOS or sthsssotss.
perfect
t the war,
r B, “tot
secession.
■how* whet three
rieehe erne. We here ahowa Boat
oMf end indiaputebly that the,
<tj not include enr of the acta of ueur
patent by the Bneip Oongreaa after
had foil, ae-
i all Ift tllljoot*—tod after the
; waiter the Otufitmtm, w»* com-
/ nail lei I or. after (in the lan-
gu«ga'of Mm. Iinoolo',) “the reatoaafcou
tion.” Thia wa/.in 186% It «aa then
that peace waa deciatwd. I K waa then,
aed upon thaSooriMMUoa e( that fact,
that all the SUA$»jrren oaUitetl to their
voiye m the Federal Coujicfc At that,
time ihe war had fuU, aeeompjiahed all
of Ha teealta and had gathered all of It*
finite So change in the slatsw of Pnrtfee
to any war, affecting their right# on either
aide, ean be Justly or properly claimed
a# the reault ol that war, which waa not
aooompliehed daring the period it lasted,
and before the declaration of peaoe. So
result, in thia respect, can or ergo further
than that allowed b, the principle of
“utt possltletit.• The ntmoat extent of
the principle is, that all uutios to a war
shall remolW if (he, stood at (hbendol
the war. a
If “war ieyulng," j^ngT<{ “legislates"
behind thia'well-aril
Th * aonl >^. ..
accept in goodlUth
w)j against nsosisiotb
BSt we hare fhowb that, dnoe this war
ww smded! aSSOher war baa been waged,
awfgs atm waging, against the CawtiSa
tfaA **T -»•)*** of which ia tbe oves-
throw of Jhe entire fabric of free instita-
Hn^i. thl#« M «ifa T
The-aWsMf toast* of (its wot the
ifcnlhiBtn Dertocrncjr do not accept, and
noear WW, farther than to yield eMt-
msi to the seta at msspakm ea the part
of the Ruling Dynasty, so long aa the,
** ir
h,
all Hum to come,
* “Great OaUMS.”
Gen. Grant eoogratnletea
s are a Great No
Mm—if in a speech at
the 19th inst No doubt heOfll fn:
congrstulittc himself when he eon call the
country a Consolidated Empire, basing a
Dynuat, established, and himself wear
ing the Imperial Purple,
4tlanta Marfcle Works.
WILLIAM GRAY
IMrOBTEB rift) DBXLEB lit
l Italian and all otter JferhMtr
. AMi.Ifl
SCOTCH HfiJtjriTC.
I, lam.
P. O. Box 540.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Musi
less. Atlanta fXU...XU:,....a. .*M
inr--iawh
— “ • TM^nrtilnB
WANTS A HHIWIO LOT*
i vnauTtnrLLT amjawo bohjiiho
I, W#u afcadad, within a ha* wOl at tha
pot, win ha mU. ana half la taalro
aspir •• _ ___
t. a WTLim,
bcTernl Flnt-Ctaaa Frent OMcea
Far Kent
QK BAST ALABAMA ITRBXT, BETWAEN PAT-
OB aadWhltahAll Manta, cither hr Blngh Boom or
In Bulla, Apply at the U> Otaoa ot
acpUD-U MAOaOALL J. CLAUSE.
iLiqnors ! Liquors !
re, do
BUY YOUR
Ales, 'Wines % Liquors!
AT
KENNY’S
Chicago Ale Depot
AND
Wholewilu Liquor lionise
If V hare a JLarge Assortment
ot oil Midi o/Lltf VO MS, sehteh
trill tse sold at the .Jlosl Hrnson-
oWt Terms. , , , , 0
aapUhtsa *» .
AdmlnUtrntor'n Hole.
Btati or OnanalA, I
Taliafeb^o Coumtt.
ot bb ordar of tha Court of Ordinary of
oouaty, will ba auld on tha Ant lueaday
next, mi, between the lawful bourn
i CrawfurdvlUe, Id
■ belonging to the
W. Ortav. daoeaaed, late of
tad to tha
Situation
I"**
Wo beliorar fwrtotw, that tharwtapoedaa^
unity note between the msesea ot the
iqtefowocitagnnd Souths DO
moenn, on thin paint.
upon the iategiK^ and patriotism of the
Northern Itaittoeraey, and especially upon
that claaa known aa War Democrats, to
0,Jot£npop
l of Ihe war in which the, en
MMhe, -deniroto eheta it
an^ooto *WmMl* Tbef *SOg(W Bar the
maintMMottof the Vnice, Vntftef the
CotuUtutfM'.'imf nbt for St riWhthrow 1
Te aappeee that the gallant Horgeu, at
Ohio, at Daria, of PenRagltaota, tola,
aolttW«f feowttam of too toaoa—li
of WaWBWiii.Mll ol ton Norik, look
■yootoooo Iria oootprtiooi of Orngtcaa
aa tha proper results so frisks of tha
wiflg which the, engaged, ia equine
tOlbituaelteu, and their own “honor," so
tattio a»weNt»Uee. The troth ia, the,
i toaaa
-rer,
wo AC
WW We ace BO difficulty in bringing
about n-ftMhet totgy oMHa DhUuaoy,
rLwyw#W wfgAfi.ff'flih Wgr JUIW wi)yr
ta^Tunioc 0 blltalm'that tl* ltih mnl
*Mh ^Brn^nmnti n
Whd
(be *A#*a•
pato Where, tone, ia there aey difficnl-
ty in affcaNArphHtot untyt* \he Do-
Tw-cpansiftrts
mh. _d w -a. - '>»«, i“
P“hare" more anything Ul a dream
drildethem ouHf A. Hi &
tDfllrl)rs, JfwdtB.
THI N
WE
SfaE & HAYNES,
THE OLD RELIABLE.
T ) OUB FRIENDS AND PATRONS, GREETING. WE HAVE JUST
Bacatvad and opaead oar nil Stood ot
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY,
Embracing all the LATEST STYLES of the BEST GOLD, and
AW PRICES LOWER THAN WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO
OFFER BEFORE.'
Our WATCHES RUN FROM IHE FINEST JUBOENSEN down to the ljwer
grades of SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES. Ia fact, wo now have
n foil, beautiful aad almost entil'd, new stock.
Como and
acpt!9-d2m
Wee TTai. Price and Bo Convlaoed.
‘Atlanta Don |hooprrt*o.
THE ATLARTA SUN!
daily and weekly,
Live Paper on Live Issues’
IN THE
CITY!
It Mails.
600 Crates assort
ed granite and C C
Ware for $80 per
crate. Cheapest ev
er offered in State.
Send for list of con
tents.
tDoldiee, jimcltn, Cu.
FALL.
SHARP
Jewelers and
& FLOYD,
Silver-8 mi I’ll h .
FINE W A T C H E S t
Of Sterliag Tiaaae-Kecpluj Qaalltlea, Elegaltfy thief.
' f - - # iio4^'fr
licnntitul Opera, Yest and Guard Chuinu.
AN UNEQUALLED
XmbraciDg icffit VERY
DTAmmjM»6eK,
» ilN’gA yiail*r*rt
flw Wfiddtttg £ce«eill% £n-
Hterling silverware
graved without Charge in Superior Style.
Pin* Pktod Vm. French. IferbU ud Bnbu' Uockn. Wedding Pmm, AiUU 1 iUb, * Vi
AgnnU for Um ^
DIAMOND
ThaBwi AM lo ImpnM Sight Known.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ARCHIBALD M. HPE
HENLY U*M1TIL
Alexander H. STEPHENS,
A A WATSON, -u - - -
Political Editor
- News Editor.
J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business
Manager.
CLUBS
length time,
Auim for 0LUB8 must all be wnt »t the nmi time, end take the freper for the
and ell be et the MOM Poet Ottrn.
Eeeh eubecribur'e neuie will be written on hla paper—the eeme in Club® ea otherwtee. To eeci
edvenUgea of Club mten It in only neceiwery thet tnf>' * ‘ ' ' '
end at the eeine time, end thet ell be tek»n et
i* term of subeeriptiou for eech one eheU begin end
How to Remit Money*
B t £m£S
In November
Of eele et the
hUdoounty.UmpjentotkJc
de plantoMoe te
••non« end erne
A. K. BBAOO, Merchent,
Comer Forty th end Mitchell etroota,
eeptd-Im Atleete, Qe.
GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE
LrgtalatiTC Chnrtcr (granted In 1849.
Roy. Geo. Y. Brown, President.
IUK next Academic year bogina on
1,1 WMHMY.aaOTntBMi*.
An klectfco CteM hMbeen formed for the beneAt
of thoee gredaetea who may deetrw etlll further to
'3p5&RM&sng2rP& -
Kxpcnnea ere u moderate ea In other similar
luatHutione.
For further perticulera eddreee the Preeldeut.
r », 18TL a * lySl-dStewAwOm.
WILLIAM r. CkAWroKD.
ana.
Jennings, Smith & Co.,
OOTTOW FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MKRCHANTi,
f IgRM thiedey rtuuerrd to No. ft. MetuUahstreet,
Ang—hb ttoorple, (opgtMlteouc former piece of hue
teem,) where we have tha meet Maple end Ooee
ofaayiafeo city, which fte MaicUy Fir*
Solicited
of Georgia.
Hit wrrr nHST tear
■* ' " Mwltt.
e. X. IJPSOOUB. D. D., t.t.. I)., Cliimwi.
p. u SBi.nn,vmousmua
mrnta. f 100. vlt: MO upon 15th September, an4|«l
i-W
We will b * r i ep )a«ible for tho aefo er.-ivaI of ell money eent tie by Money Order, by Begiatered Letter
by Exproaa, or by Draft, but not otherwise. It money aent in en unregistered lette r ia lost, it muat be
the k>ea of the persoa aendieg it.
No paper will be aent from the <
paid (or expiree.
i office till it is paid *>r, end ten.es win always be erased when the time
OS- Persons sending money by Express must prepayo surges.
To OorreMpondenta i
Mr. Stephens will remain tn Orawfordrille. His connection with TNI SUN vrftll not change his rea
(deuce. Ail letters intended for liiin, either ou private matters or connected with the Political Department
of this paper, should be addressed te him st CTewfordviUe, Os.
All Utters ou business of any kind, connected with THE SUM. axospt its Political
be addressed to J. Henly Smith, Manager. Atlanta, Oil
THEDA IL Y SUN WW te Plales -
SAVE YOUB FRUIT
>
SAFE8T. CHEAPEST AND BEST
FRUIT JARS
i unexcelled in Preserv-
S r end Canning Frnlt:
essrs. McBrklo & Co.:
i egt . „ -
used of every can introduced, from the old tin
and "Arthur's Patent" glass can (1855) till 1 found
the "Victory" And 1 unhesitatingly declare it to be
the cheapest, most simple to use, and the beat for
keeping fruit In its natural state that I have
seen. Very nespcct'ully,
The Weekly Sun
Is a large, 8 page sheet (la quarto form) AUed with the ohoioeet ns ft ins matter, _ _
of the Daily—everything which appeals In oar daily issue thet is of general interest. All of Mr. Stephens'
■AMortala appear mthe Weekly
TOE SUN in too orng ot too Pgoota, the Advocate of Juatioa, tho Daiandaa of
Popular Rlghta, and tha opponent of burden, heaped upon a tax-paying people,
*°Jt wjjTadtiaratoUeold. eato. timahimorad landaoathaof tha ^
ty, and atcnil j oppoae any "Departura” tharefrom. Mr. STEPHENS Is tboroucMj
enlisted in the Work, sad will ooatribute to its colamne wWvt daily,
We ask the friends of liberty, everywhere to aid in extending our circulation. Our Weekly ia a vary
cheap paper, aad its Club Hates are parttoalarly favorable.
ThaPraehlauttal eeataslgsr IOTA will he the moat Important in the history of America. Thai
hold dear,1a at stake.
thbi amr wmo sinssavoir
ft\)RK IT 18 TOO LATE ; utterly repudiating the do-nothiug, aey-nothing, be-quiet, dead asleep
advocated by some, while wo are being rapidly borae down tho currentshloh is rushing into the whirlpool
of Badicaliaai. CentraiiSM and Imparl sham
The Radioale, with the aid of bayoneta, have thrust upon us the unooaeUtuMoaal aad wickedly oppressive
measures of the ss railed 14th sad >5th Amendments to the Constiftntion and the Reconetructioa Acts of
the majority Faction in Ooagtoas. The Stdkals have asked us, as Democrats, to pledge ourselves to sc
opt. Indorse, stand by, defbadand build upon these measures forever. Thoee Democrat* who rim thia
pledge of course must ‘•deperf from the fhith of their Adhere. Some of them have
to the enemy's camp i aad while they and tho Radical cohorts which they have Joined
til) fur us aft to go with them, a few hthen are advising uh to hold our peaoe lest we di
and distract the counsels of the Democratic Party I
Verily, If we should hold our peaoe. "the stones would cry out." We cannot remain ailrat. Wo
thus counsel our people to accept and welcome their own ruin, and thank Ond for the privilege I
It ia of the utmost importance that these issues be discussed now ; for the adoption ef a Ume-aervtng
" departure " by the General Convention of the Party will be, not only wrong la principle, but I
Judgment it will be fatal in policy.
Fidelity to tho Constitution is the true test of Democracy in every State of the Union, and we recognise
one who is a true friend to that sacred instrument, as a oo-worker with ue ia the great cause of Ame
Liberty. The rights and liberties of the whole people are Jeopardised—not any mors an in the South than
ia the North; and we of the South have no Interests at stake in the momentous issues of the day. WaiCi
are not common to North aad Bouth. alike.
fuuatcaUoas or letters on I
J. HENLY SMITH, Manager,
ATLANTA, GA,
tentative ef this Aseostettoa, wifl address Ihe pan-
pic anon the agricultural interests of tha ccaatn. et
ihe following placed, and ou the dtps and dutes
SAMUEL A. BCHOL8,
?.)t
OITT
FLOURING MILLS,
ATLjUTTA, ssnssM.
PnMtotaryY^noi. j» *q potro
ane mr BumHRMn* i
1 HAVE furnished myMiUa throughout Vtth
raid IMPROVED MACHUEET. aad am
M« today, N.
Ttiihy.H.
laG range, Wednesday. IT.
&
Couyena, Monday. October ft.
I am
, la aachs. half sacks or quarter
PRIDE OF DIXIE, from ch
CITY MILL! FAMILY.
CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY.
STAR MILLS FAMILY.
BEAM, cached o
augilhn
to fUruiah tha toad* la aay quantity,
Mraaaha:
choice white wheal.
We offer the
Cheapest and
Best line ox
House - Keep
ers’ Goods in
theQLty. Cut
lery, Spoons,
Forks,Knives
Waiters, Cas
tors, Vases &
Toilet Sets.
In fact, any
thing needed
in a well kept
house. Call
with the cash
Mride & Co.
juQrl-aodlT
_9h Ani
Ckcdk JNIJM.
F. A, BAMBOOS J* CO.
Qtiutn vts
FLOUR,
HEAL
A SHIP STUFF,
rxi.vas.ijr, uajrrvcnr.
SPECTACLES,
We give personal attention to ’
Bepairing of Jewelry- and Watches:
• ‘ - * - * iw
And have the Fiaart Workmen in the City. ~
We take Pleasure in 8howing our 8tore and 8tock to all.
PT< Offer Or emu r Inducements them
8ep418dtf
SHARP fe FLOYD.
Jnsnrance ®ompanjt v
“Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan.
The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company
or ST. LOUIS, MO.
3J. I YJI A'
JTothtssg t 'oncralrd Tothissg ExaggtrtUeA—jro Testae Expect*.
ttaisrd.
OXBVT.
piarantees an annual dividend to Policy holders
TP *E VBN PER
On all cask Premiums paid to the Company. This Dividend can be used
To Reduce the Amount of the JCext Psremissm—TO Jtacrono th
Policy ; or, Cats he U'Uhd r atrst in Cash mt the Had of
any Pol t-Iits.
This u Realty a Se^en per eent of Money mt Coo-
pound Interest, Coupled with the Advanlaget of Life tnsursmee.
All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full
ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE.
The Massachusetts non-forfeiting law is a
Holder is unable to pay his Premium, the c
in tho hands of the Company FOR i
SBLP-SUSTAININO
For ril'tOnak'come, and keep ItaalT la foroe fault, full amonat WITHOUT ANY FKRTHBIt
Thooe Advaxxtocea arc not Offoroci by any
other Company.
Another equitable feature in the Company is that all ita premiums taken in Georgia will be invested in
. »»-*- a *- »._.»« ... owu roAources.
its operatious to the Seven Per Cent Interest Plan, but gives in-
Cranston & Strobhart
General Agents for Georgia,
Pw«tnr BtreeLOpp^iteKlm^llH^^A^te^Ga^
flarbwart, dTntlrrs, ©ant, Ut.
W. L. WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Oa., |
W. L. WADSWORTH
Importers and Dealers in
CO.*
Hardware,
Opposite Jkmaa' Hank. Whitehall Street.
ATLANTA, OA
WMs MACUIE, I
Painter ond Decorator,
^ar^ b ^r tk * te sssf I
c. ■ ensues me
CONTRACTOR FOB-
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