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Newspaper Page TextVOL. II. THE SUN. ill ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1871. NO. 419 THE DAILY SUN 1‘uWWil d bj the AUaaU Sun I'uklWilu* Compaaj. I f-rufrlrtor*. Alexander M. Stephens, Political Editor. A. B. Watson, .... News Editor, J. llenlr tonlth, tieneral Editor and Bust a liOCM Minor I WIBLIaM H. MOOSE- Wo. Emu, Jr., Hew. A*rut. SnwA toflw Tn Svs Mr We. Oar City Ascot. Capt. Josh 8. Wise la our Agent for Atlanta. Hi la authorised to receive subecriptlons, make oollec S^Tand ooatradtMr adverttolng. be the loca of ta* .... u u Mo paper will be cent from the ottoe till it la paw ■- - -W-Z—* will always b* erased whan the time 2MUSS? MW Pereona m tending money by Exprea* muat pro- pay charges. To Correspondents Mr. Stephana wiU remain in CrawfordrtH*. Hit siJ. w ut Tub BOM will not change hia resi dence. All letter* Intended tor him, efther on nri- ▼ate matteia or connected with the Political !>*- gaffigggprrr addreeeed to J. Henly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga. Ttrrpe of Subscription * we look charge of Tn Sun four month* aro we fixed a very low aubacription price onit— to it the cheapest paper in the State. w» nurret to announce that our terma wore fixed Z* JSSa^SS\ moniha trial, we find that the 22T5 SSuwth. co* .f prtnuss 111 JSSho cliblK. for oar Weekl, hrtr« »1*> b~n b n."Sore, on ml .nor the tart day of Ortobrr, •‘“’•n-fipT. KXv.v.v.v:v." v.:.v.v‘“ S ,, „ y 0 r» leu. period Hum Sir Month. (per inoutb). ' bit CLUBS FOB THE DAILY. Throe Coplo. One Yew g JJJ r«nr “ M a * tUu •< “ !! “ 04 (XI mmgU Cmrin . . • 5 CnU ' WEEKLY FEB altNUH 1 . ^ siiKie 5 «, Thr~coS<. ■S !"• .. 15 00 rSint, gig S»Hnndred'coid«« 115 00 WEEKLY -MX MOUTHS I Single Copy * * 2 60 M 15 00 J™ 1 * 34 00 One Hundred Copica. Six Month* 63 00 mmgucapus 10C#w,t * W 00 24 00 rr oo • -nmu 40 00 **« w ~~ "V — For a less period than one weakTtl P«r equate (ten >o* of solid Nonpareil type, or occupying that uch apace] for the first insertion, and 60 cents for &Z£2XEuV£?LiwColumn mutad with asterisk, (•) will be charged 26 cents per line each Advertisements under tbo Special Notice head adad) tor tsaa time than one week, will be charged war *Advertieem#nta, except for established hurt- •Chouses, in this city, must be paid for in ad- win be made on the above rates for SELMA, ROME AWD DALTON R. R. T Si INS DAILY, SUNDAYS n w Lear* Selma..... Arrive st Rome. Arrive st Dalton Leave Dalton 6:41P.M., 1:46 A. M. 7:40^. M., 3:60 A. M. 7:50 A. M., 8:20 P. M. 9:37 A. M., 10:45 8:10 P. M., 9:44 a. M. Leave Rome Arrive at Salma.. Arriwi * . a ATLANTIC (OE STATE) EAILBOAD. HIOHT PABSEWOEB TRAIM-OUTWABO. Leaves Atlanta 6 ieSS DAY PASSBEOEE TEAM—OUTWABD. Leaves Atlanta Sp m Arrives st Chattanooga ;•••••• 1 " p m PAST LINE TO MEW XOEE OUTWABD. ^ _ Leaves Atlanta * 7:63 p m *"*"• _* Leaves Chattanoo* Arrives at Atlanta^ " , 5:30 1:32 p m , 1.42 am DAt PASBEPOEB TEAXN—DCWAED. Leaves Chattanooga.. Arrives at Atlanta.. ACCOMMODATIO* TEAIM IWWAED. svaa Dalton a m rives at Atlanta m Iltrif (AtWUSTAI malLBOAD. (A* Day Trnin an Sunday.) Night Passenger Trrin arrives J- Night Passenger Train leaves • « P- J Dtr Passenger Train arrive* ® P- Day Pas#euger Train leaves • ‘ Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. *• J Stone Mountain Accommodation leave#....#:M i». * * H^OOM AND waaTEE- Dsy 1‘aascnger train leave#.... 7:56 a. m. 7:56 a.m. Ni*»» IWW JS J'. m. ^ATLANTA A«P WEST POINL EAILEOAP. Night Passenger Train arrives Night l-EsmngerTrEln leaves V JJ P- jj Day Passenger Train arrive#.. if' 1 “ Day 1‘asaenger Train leaves T.lOa. ro ATIAMTA AMD MCMMOMD AIB-L1ME EAILBOAF j^ava Gainesville * Arrive at Atowto ............10 j Arme^t OsiucsviHe 1 TELEGRAPH NEWS Bjr the New York Asnoelated Press. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW YORK. Tks OtKnmral Mailing Void—*irreal af those ttha mote the Wornehert—Mmll will Stick- Milled In Jumping" from s Trmln. New York, Septemlter 21.—The gov ernment sold $0,000,000 of gold to-day, and under the pressure gold declined to 13g, but rallied to 14}. The committee has found the bond ac counts correct The evidence against Haggerty and Batch seems to bo conclusive. They were arrested upon the affidavit of Comp troller Connolly, who stated that a war rant was out for a pereon of high i>08ition who had fled. Hall has no intention of resigning, pending the investigations. Haggerty, his wife and Balch have been committed upon the charge of stealing the vouchers. Thos. Stein, beating dispatches from the British embassy, was killed in jump ing from a train. He was 83 years old. Samuel J. Tilden, Chairman of the Democratic State Committee, was inter viewed to-day. Being asked if what is here entitled the ring is absolutely devoid of strength in the country, Mr. Tilden said: I do not think it has any solid strength. I told Mr. Connolly when he first sought an interview with me, on last Fridav, to ask my advice, that he might as well mako up bis mind that os a polit ical power, he and others connected with the transactions, which hod excited the S ubUo indignation, had ceased to exist. [y opinion is that the full must carry down the organization which these men control. In other words, the Democratic party of the city and country must bo ro-organized by au edict of the Demo cratic party of the State. The Demo cratic party of the nation consists of four millions of freemen of the State; it con sista of 450,000 citizens of the city.— More than 100,000 of tkeso vast masses of Democrats can never oonsont that the sole results of thoir cxistcuco should bo that half a dozen men might enrich themselves by public plunder, or flint when just arraying themselves for a Na tional and State battle, they should be impedod and dishonored by offences of a small knot of local leaders. A committee of seventy-three, this evening, resolved to ask the District At torney, Garvin, for permission to appeal by counsel, in the examination and pros ecution before Judgo Dowling, of Hag- erty, Balch and Mrs. nagerty, who were charged with stealing vouchers from the Comproller s office, and appointed Wm. C. Barrett ns such counsel. was Wednesday, afternoon over Wiscon sin and Lake * Superior, has moved Southward and East, into Pennsylvania and New York. The low prossure in Georgia, is probably now east of Florida. North and northwestern winds have pre vailed in the middle and eastern States, with double strength during the day. Northerly winds m the Gulf Htatcs; northeast winds with cloudy weather in the Atlantic, and brisk, southeast winds with falling barometer now prevail west of Michigan and Indiana. Clear weath er is evervwliere reported except on the South Atlantic coast. rroboMItlss. An area of very low barometer proba bly exists north of Nebraska, after hav ing apparently passed over Oregon, on Wednesday morning. Falling barom eter, with increasing winds from the southeast and southwest, are probable, for Friday morning, from Lakes Huron and Superior to the Missouri river.— Easterly winds for the lower lakes. Pleas ant weather in the Atlantic and Gulf States. FOREIGN NEWS. ENGLAND. Macon A Au*«»U lUilrond. ... mman imrt* n ttl. A*«g^** • oo A."M. i-J;£ Arrivert Aiwurt. rt ••• 1 “ *• Western UnUreu* of Alibansa. Arrisa at iiu a M Arrive at Witt F Uave Waal tfdmi ArriTe at Moatnowery Lear* Coiumbns Arrive at Columbus...., 5:15P M 11:4b A M 12 M 1* M Atlantic aa4 Oulf Rsllread. J^BOM 8avan«*a^«a. * i> Quincy, Florida: ■villa 10:16 P. M . 1:50 P. M . 1.451*. M »od Taliahaaaaa, Leave Savannah ilaily Arrir. rt A1 tartly 4rt^. v -• iS«rtTrti!!irtrt» tally (8u»taji M, F. E L. A „ tanjJtawrtWtaUt- • f; 2 * Mempita and ebutotaon Bjulroad. w. J. AKESS, Agent, Atlabta, Oa. MINNESOTA. The Mndlemla Deelnre for Urnnl. St. Paul, September 21.—The Min nesota State Republican Convention in- dorsos Grant e-a-N OHIO. OW tor Baltimore. Cincinnati, Soptomber 21.—Dclegiitai to tho Commercial Convention, at lialti- more, will leave to-morrow night CoLiTHnrs, September 21.—Senator Thurman is quite ill with a fever. MARYLAND. TA. MnlrkU Ttmplmt FVflv r.mmtmBtrln tn mart..—omrtrt * Ik. H.y.l Jrth Ch.pltr. Baltimore, September 21.—Judge William Taylor, of Texas, delegate to the Masonic and Episcopal Conventions, seriously sick. Archbishop Spalding lias licon ill for several days. The Baltimore Commandcry will give an elaborate silver service to the best drilled Commandery. Over fifty Commanderies were in pro cession to-day, and nearly every Com- mandety had a band. Tho City Courts and Stock Board was closed, and a gen eral holdiday was observed. The Boyal Arch Chapter elected the following officers, ranking os named: J. H. Drummond, of Maine; E. H. Eng lish, of Arkansas; Chas. H. Oher, of Ma ryland; Chun. Marsh, of California; John McClellan, of Massachusetts; C. G. Fox, of New York; Joseph Gates, of Wiscon sin, and D. C. Dawkins, of Florida. MASSACHUSETTS. M.lltr'e Chee.ee* UreKinf Sie.h r. Boston, September 21,—The latest returns are 386 against aiul 21U for But- ler. The primary elections in this city re salted 8fi for Kice and 41 for Butler. Lowell sends a full delegation for But ler. ILLINOIS 8eltiNoyTKi.il, September 21.—The con vention for the SepobUean Congressman at Large passed resolutions indorsing Grant and in favor of a tariff for revenue. INDIANA. .Were He.* B*r*e**‘*4. Indianapolis, September, 21.—Five more dead liodios have lieeu takou from tho caved sewer. SOUTH CAROLINA tVftor Jack* Cuaiilekton, September 21. -— Four deaths from yellow fever have been re ported in the last 24 hours. w AHHIN GTO N . Mmemeeel.rf I*. Pn-lpeel.llt .FBen’nMrnllM- meemmeel « the -VS.TA C.r.Ueen Ml‘ a. Cemmllle. I. C.me Hmmlh. Washinoton, ScpUmher 21.—-The President will return in October Bout- well and Spinner are here. Belknap and General Sherman are gone for a week. The Commissioners for removing the Cherokces (some 1,5:10) from North Caro- Una, have gone Narth to buy the Indian supplies. The removal will commcnco next week. . . , Tho Ku Klux Committee has resolved to send a sub-committee to North Caro lina, Georgia Florida, Tennessee, Ala bama and Mississippi. The Committee . . will not visit Virginia, Arkaoaaa. Lomsi- !•>« 1 Texas. The expenses will bo paid ,f Fatal jerploalon—English Comments upon Inited States and JSextcem .ifairs-— The JYnr tisleonda. London, 8epteml>er 21.—While a party of workmen were re-opening a mine at Wigam ’it blew five to pieces, and wound ed many. Tho papers contain pungent articles upon United Htates and Mexican rela tions as effected by the outrages upon the barks Brothers and Harvest Home. Diamonds continue to bo found in great numbers North of tlio Cape of Good Hope. A Congress of Internationals com menced its sessions to-day. Delegates are in attendance from Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany and Switzer land. Carl Marx presided. The object of tho meeting is to arrange for imme diate action upon the continent FRANCE. The Customs Treaty—Sent cnee of Hoeluforl. Versailles, September 21.—President Thiera lias been presented by Amndoos, King of Spain, with the Order of the Golden Fleece. Thiers held n protracted interview with Herr Von Arnim upon the subject of the delayed treaty between France and Gcr- llis sentence is transportation to tho pc- nol colony for life. Paris, September 21.—Thiers has as surances from Austria that nothing hos tile to Franco has occurred at Gastioin. The Germans have evacuated St. Denis. INDIA. Jlreelh «f ee JY.Ui IHp.lleerp. Calcutta, September 21.—Tbe Chief Justice is dead. Tiic assassin feigns in sanity. Orleans 9j(ft9l. Breadstnfls quiet. Flour 23s(«;2G. Corn 32s (hi; Cumberland Cut 35a. Tallow 43s(d)44a 9d. Turpentine 43.» SOUTH ERN*MARKETS. t elle.. Meet., Tew, .Weleeeeee, k.p.r, ele. New Orleans, September 21.—Flour firmer; snperfine 85 46(q5 GO; double extra 80 40((i,0 50; treble extra 8(1 75(a) 7 00. Corn scarce and higher; 82(a,86. Oats firmer; 55(Vi56. Pone qniet but firmer; mess held at 814 75. Others unchanged. Bank sterling 23). Sight Exchange )(ii.t premium. Gold 13|. Augusta, September 21.—Cotton mar ket steady; middling^ 18). Net nccipta 800 bales. Nosedlk, September '11. — Cotl steady; low middlings 18|«. Net rcceipto 472 bales. Expoats coastwise 57 lialcs. Sales 80, Stock 1,970 boles. Baltimore, September 21. — Cotton qniet; middlings 20c. VH receipts 78 bales; gross 73; sales 115; stock 1,175 bales. , , Savannah, Septomlicr 21.—Cotton firm; low middlings 181(^19. Not re- oeipts478 bales; exports costwiso 318; sole* 20; stock 4,071 bale#.. i J Wilminoton, Septembar 21.—Oottoi qniet; middlings h9c; not rcoeipts bales; soles 34; stock 768 boles. Charleston, September 21.—Cotton steady; middlings 18)o; net reoeipbi 426 bales: exports coostwiso 764 bales; sales 150; stock 5,030 bales. Meitiis, September 21.—Cotton firmer; middlings 19c. Mouilk, September 21.—Cotton firm; middlings 19)c; net receipts 2,987 boles; exports coostwiso 88 boles; sules 250; stook 6,944, Galveston, Soptomber 81.-—Cotton unsettled; good ordinary 16)@16}c; net receipts 488 bales; solos 250; stock 12,- 972 bulos. New Orleans, September 21.—Cotton steady; middlings 2O02Ot«: notreoeipts 674 bales; gross 753; exports coastwise DUG; sales 250; stock 18,239 bales. Baltimore, September 21.—Flour un changed; wheat firmer. Corn qniet. Provisions firm and unchanged. Whisky 92. ftlieteltittuone CAmnecmtntf. Cotton States life Insurance Co. ^ Pelicies Upon all the VARIOUS FLAMS OF INSURANCE ISSUED. WESTERN MARKET*. .hr.!,, Urtndet.ke, drain, WhleJep, Sir. Cincinnati, September 21.—Flour at full prices. Corn firm. Pork stendy; 312 00. Bacon in fair demand; shoulders 7), clear sides 81, dear rib sides 7). Hams advanced; 17a Whisky 91. St. Louis, September 21.—Flour un changed. Corn dull and drooping. Whisky 90(«90)- Bagging unchanged. Pork 813(<i 13 50. Bacon firm. Lard 13i(gtl3i. Louisville, September 21.—Bagging unchanged. Flour firm. Corn qniet. Provisions active and higher; shoulders 7), dear rib sides 71, dear aides 8), for packed. Pork 3130-13 00. Whisky 91 (-,92. Strictly aHome Comp’y With its OspiUl and Invcatmeut* st Homs. It *i»i>osltt to those who desir* to avail theum-lve* of the benefit* of Life Insunnos to giro it their patronage. The time ha* arrivod whoa stwy thoughtful man i* dispoeetl to make thi* wiae provision for those de pendent upon hia life. Thi* Comjmny propose* to give all the advantage* offered by foreign institution* of like , with tho opportunity of keeping the vast sum* In unr own midst, which tin annually sent ikmd. tsAnm s rrv rr a The Emperor Decorates Uni Bnest -.Irrlralof Odo Russell. Berlin, September 21. —Emperor Wil- liarn bos invested tho Austrian Minister, Vrtn Burnt, with tho regalia of tho Black Odo Bussell, tho newly sppointed Britifili Ambassador to the German Em pire, will soon be officially presented to the Emperor.* The German Beichstag will meet on the 15th of October. ITALY. ted Of. Bow the Celebration Ft Rohr, September 21.—The celebra tion olosed without violence. The troops were bivouacked iu tho streets. But few cries of “Down with tho Pope” was heard. MARKET REPORTS. Nc» QlOrcrlisctncnio. FAIR NOTICE. RAREOHANOR A UICH < JPPOHTUNITY the Fair Ground* iu thiH city) between tho hour* of 3 and 5 o'clock r. m. next Saturday, tin* 23d innt, the large and commodious DINING HALL, 50 by 160 feet, with *uch kitchen and cooking arrange- nientM attached an may bo dcaircd and directed to be built by the router. The privilege rontoil with thi* Hall will be the exclusive oua for faodlng the public on the ground* during the Fair, aave and ex cept Huch litUe booth* or hI*1Ih *a are uiiually al lowed outside of the regular Dining Hah, on aucb Terms: Tho renter will take poMeuiou of the Hall as soon a* finished, and retaiu the aame until tho Fair cloaca, let that l*e four, aix, or ton day*. Good notes with approvetl security will be required for amount of tho rent, payable on the last day of the Fair. NORTHERN MARKETS. r.Il.», fl.eenrl.l, Bread*InT., drain. Hr. New York, September 21.—Cotton firm; middling uplands 20@20|; Orleans 20); sales 1,200 bales. Cotton sales for future delivery, last evening, 4,400 bales—September, 19)@ 19 11-16; October 19 5 16(519); Novem ber, 19l@19i; Deoember, 19 3-16(^19|; Febmary 19 11-16(5,19); March, 20; April, 20 3-16. Stocks rather heavy—not quite so ac tive. Gold firm 14)(2r!l4|. Governments dull and heavy. State bonds dull and weak. Money nominal at 4(-)6. Ex change-long 7}; short 81. New York, September 21.—Evening. —Cotton easier; soles 1,344; uplands 20; Orleans 20). Flour steady and un changed. Whisky 94). Wheat lOrtio. better; winter red anil western 53(ai50. Corn firmer at 73)(-'74. Rice firm at 81(59). Fork 813 37)(-13 50. Lard firmer; kettle 89 75. Novels steady. Tallow firmer. Oats dnll. Sales cotton futures to-day 8,000 holes; September, 1911-16; October, 191(3,19); November, 19)(-19); Dcceiulier, 191(3,191; January, 19 9-16; Mareb, 20; April 20. Money 5(58. Stirling 8). Gold 14) (514). Governments fuverish; 62's 15. State bonds neglected mid weak. Tcn- uossce 71, new 70); Virginia 62), now- 69; Louisiana's 65, new 60; 7’a 70; 8’s81; Alabama's 81; 6's 67; Georgia': 83; 7’s 91. North Carolina’s 40, new 42); South Carolina’s 76, new 55). New York, Hcptomlicr 21 - midnight Oold has been fluctuating all nay; opened at 14), sold up to 14i; us soon ns bids for government gold were known, the market fell to 13), but gradually ral lied to 111. Governments have been fe verisli all day; five-twentiea of 65, old,ad vanned; ten-forties bavo advanced aliout )o; 81s 18); 62s 15; 4s 14); 6s 15), now 13); 7*13); 8s 14); 40s 11). Philadelphia. September 21. -Cotton market quiet and' steady; middlings 23) Boston, September 21.—Gotten na tive; middlings 21c; net receipts74 Italics gross 233; sales 500; stock 5,000 bales. FOREIGN MARKETS. Cotton, .Money, Bonds, Etc. Liverpool, B®pto®bcr 20.— Noou.— Cotton opened qni<4 and irregular; up 9j(«9); Orleans9|(39). Later. Cotton dull; sulca8,000bales; COTTON STATES Faster Home Enterprise- .Felice and, Energetic jlgenls ITanted in every County and Totcn In the South. ADDRESS OR CALI. ON WM. J. MAGILL, SUPERINTENDENT AGENCIES. Office, 38 Whitehall street. OIIKee: ATLANTA, GA. LEWIS H. CLARKE, AGENT QEOBGIA. EDWIN S. RAY, Medical Examiner. SALOON PRIVILEGE. day U is rented. Tho other to I arranged In time for oocupancy one week before I Fair. Term*: Immediate poe*c*8ion, and to be held * oocupied by the router r let that bo n)or* e •* Qnl OI ug ■t, second, th the Fair, with auch security *»» may be approv the Finance fon.mithof the City Council. U\U ahjrd paper will be m/uiral. For other particular* and omdiUona not now ■ ted, application muat be made to me iu person writing. Thi* Is tho bent opportunity ever offered to tho public for a handsome hpeculation, in time ami on Rmall capital. It I* expected that not lea* titan ton thouMUid person* will visit tho Park dally during tho Fair, and th* y will all — fraahmcnU. FORAQE-M ASTER. The privilege *»f furnishing Urn f.irago f*»r th* Htock during tho Fair will also ho sold to tho highest bidder. EXCLUSIVE CIOAR PRIVILEOE. Tin* exclusive privilege for M-IIIng cigar* on th OroundH from th* day of renting untU the> close e Fair, will be sold to th* h»ghe*t bidder. Tlo» la I thing, with moch mon* y in it. Terms aam •*-— —“•— “■ ’—n rent*. A. A. HUFF, Mayor. JTiehots’ itanelng Academy. prof. Nu-IIOL* Will road mo the excrcisen of hia r about Oct. 1st, l»H a cw—ta.» w a. ana or Tcxm. The ex^nscs »n. ue cxport 2,000. oo«»«» wo*?: M M I from a fund in tbe bands of tu . y , Sej)U:mbcr 21.—Evening.— aao—L , ^ J S^r ,00Upwu '^ °' u ' OmcE Chief OF SiuNALSimvicE, | 21.-ltontoa U(mB7 WAsmxoxoN, D. G, hep. iL_l | Scptcmlwr 21,-Evening OOMIXO EX*t: ...HH30 AM aiooga. next monuag --.JJfS MaU Train leave* Memphis J JJ Arrive# in Chattanooga, next day aw r ■ Spedal Notice. HKAi: CAiMI’UI.I.L it. CO. CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF QEOROIA. CAPITAL $600,000. OWNED AT HOME ANI) MANAGED BY So«f of Mtr Bout Flnaasicr*. OWr 2,000 Volutes Issued Since June 1st, 1809. The only Company doing buainoai in the South that has ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Deposited with the authority* of the State of Georgia for the protection of Policy Holden. A Loan or 33 per. cent, of the Premium Cieen H'hen WM'*: ALL POLICIES SO.VFOBFElTAHliE. WO HESTBICTIONB AS TO RHM done 8 or Travel, which i PEOPLE OF THE OFFIOERHi I. JOHNSTON, President. . HOLT, Vlce-Prerident. GEO. 8. OUF.AR. HecreUry. W. BURKE, General ItCEIl GRJIEN, Media rdhw3m. 1 AM GLAD HE HAS COME. The Best Paper Hanger In th* State #ff Georgia. I OAN now cane your chairs, and make them look new for the same you will pay for a bottom. No irge for varuiahiug chair* when I cane them, and 'arrant all Upholstering, Mhirnllnrs Repairing, els., to give satisfaction. Furniture cover* cut. mad* and • fit warranted. Hair and aprlng mattreawa made to order. All kimla of household furniture and up- hoi story done at tho abortoat notice. 1 have re moved to DeOtve'e 0]>era U«»uae. under Mayeon’a Auction Woreroom, on Marietta apl6-6ra C. R. BROWN. Into of Richmond. Va. University High School ATLANTA, OA- A little lass than ana year ago, whan this final ulornriae wu orwaniaed in Atlanta. Georcia. mSRR people predicted failure in its Infancy; but th* preoedented sncoaaa crowning it everywhere ft has bean, has satisfied thaaa of th* error of that* )ndr bitlon on the road has ever given greater none have achieved aa great a de gree of popularity. Neither labor nor money feat been spared to make It the moat expensive and choice exhibition la the world, and the almost daily tremendous aadtaaoes apple Wing the feats of the different artists have served to stimulate th* man agement to even greater efforts. Throughout the Middle State* and Mew England, the Dominions of New Bruit#wick, Nova Beotia, Prince “ rcaumod In the basement of the OglethoT»a University Building, oorner of Washington aud Mitchell streets, on MONDAY, tho 11th of Septem ber. 1H71. _ This Term will be divided into two qnertere—the first ending JUth November. 1871, aud the second ending 2. r .th February, 1873. tor. Primary •}* ®? Classical 15 Incidental fee for quarter, in advance No student will t»* received for a Ism time tk to guartor. No deduction will be made except in mes of alutence from alwoluto necoaalty. PROF. J. A. RICHARDSON. A. M. M U H I C A NEW SUPPLY OF Musical Instruments, Just Received and For Sale at GEO. COOK & CO.’S. PIANOS, MELODEONS, GUITARS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, ORGANS VIOLINS, BANJOS, DRUMS, FIFES, H.TIQ4 wild their luiorc. Dcl>uUiiuhI to l la ILur XlrtiuIOctariBg Mr. M.O. COOLEY, Tt*; n S« 1 -cSSTolotod ^.01; npluul* 9j(3U)j « lUarlrt. dm rtaoc lb. Ulb Scbt.-al .r in p*r- Evenuu? >blc to hun. FIjAaEOLEITS, PICKELORS, VIOLIN BOWS, AND VIOLIN BANJO **•> GUITAR aTRINO#, ■ TO., ITO. aeptlfi-TuesAMou. Gcorsfa—Fnlton Fu Lion Scranton Coubt—Armxt Tmuc. 18T1 *****11*’ BtAI1 1 Libel lor Divorca in said Court Oaonoa A. Byai. ) It appearing to the Court, by the rotam of the 8herlff. tluit George A. llyan. the Defendant In the above stated < ase, doe# not reside in said county oi Fulton, aud it also appearing that ho does not rostde in said state of O* rgla, it 1*. therefore, ordered by the Court that aer .us of said libel be made on aui< George A. Ryan, by publlceUon of this order in any public gaxette in this State once a month for four months, previous to tho next form of this Court— months, previous to ui Granted by the Court. 2 DAYS ONLY ! Two PerfbrmonoM DhUy AFTERjroojr Jr xnxrov THE ONLY •outhera. Show. All Other* Pretender* and Imposter*. OLD CIRCUS GBOUND OPPOSITE DEPOT. THURSDAY S FRIDAY, September 88 an* 81. 800C1W or th* mios i MASSIVE SOUTHERN OOMBINS- TION. Wootten & Haight's EMPIRE CITY CIRCUS, one voTcc from tho press and public a* to the intrinsic merits of this mammoth enterprise. Messrs. Wootton A llaight fe*<l an excusable pride in thus reforriug to repeated triumphs and praise of the world which has but one verdict as to tbe high character and superiority of this first-class Arcuic and Zoological combination. SCENES OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR, GLITTERING SPECTACLES. TWO Startling Free Sensations! id the finest stud of Performing and thorough bred horse* on earth. Look at them aa they pass the streets and dispute it if yon Four Lady Equestrians, Five MaU Riders, Forty Acrobat*. Three Glorious Clown*, Two Dens of Living Lions. Mr. Goo. Wambold, Tbo World-ronownod Paaturer, Contortionist, and his troupe of a DOZEN PERFORMING DOG*. k World oi Wild ADtmrta, »nd . .Drove of BrtdrUn Cun.la. druid gratuitous Balloon Ascension 1 Every day at on* o’clock-wind and w< ting. And prior to each nerformam and Night, Mr. Harry Warn bold, tk* L.*. <•■.» ■- an, will traverse * single wire to the top of the pa vilion, and return to tbe ground. A grand dual spectacle and more free attraction than waa *v#r be fore offered by »uy similar e*tabU*bm*nt. Two Doiin of Wild Lions* Performed by Mi** Minnie Well*, tb* Lion Qa**n, and Gustave Berg, tbe ocknowled beat Animal Trainer! Attached to the Zoological Department will ba t a large collection of choice and rare Animal) Birds, etc., and a World of Monkey*. In (lie A rente Department C*n be Seen M'U K. 8ttN ke*. tho beautiful Hoi Edwin Watoon. tbe daring rider. James It. liawkiua and Fred, bylvaator, the Equeatrisns. Tbe world-renowned and only rivals of th* Baa THE WATHON BROTHEBS, OEOROF., EDWARD Hid THOMAS, Ik. OgmuMt. tn Ik. world. W. Andrawa J, Wltaoi, Imam, TuHW, W. I Adolph SUckuar, 1. C. Long. fu... tmh {non OrtUUo. Mid . kart of taleat- fiassassk fiftipiis, Cists. MURRAY'S , EX ME—-NEW \ 'iRR * SAVAR BAM. EVERY TUESDAY j mUBAHCSBT IT11MBM SO 1 . TS&WS&SSie krrtl mlroM oouwlirta af g. tkm, s»Sd , Las?g as Far freight *“ TH BOffTfN 4JTO BAYi go*™ roa..... B,i.nonu Th* first ala** rimmiro . ■sraaa Llviaaataaa......Xhatsaasa. gam SarnTBarmaa,.... ..F.O. SaSaor', 0am. asbar 7th, at 1. t. v. •* at MA •• 1*. at 6. ». w. * *, afi •, f. «l of lading given hereon notion and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Haasborg via N«w Toth by Aral olasa steamers. For pasaaga or freight, apply to WILDE* A rULLAfrfOE, Bn. • Stoddard's Dppar laafh For Baltimore. Pay Tour Taxe*. UN BE FOUND EVERY DAY AT nOftll, ' Messrs. Cox k HOI. on Peachtree ahw*A i to receive the amoanta “ Taxes. The people are promptly, thereby aari epanaa. atpUAdt PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA WINE & LIQUOR OO. N*. 3 Gmnlto Blncfc, JMPOBTKM or AXD D* wives, oars, bra was 4. 1. RAJLALSOW. f *• A. ffm HARALSON Jfc BRUCE. Oori.r id lurt.ll. rtld M l R. U. BAPTIST, AhcIImmw OON8IONMENT8 SOLICITED. CASH ADVANCE8.0N CONSIONXEimS IK STORE FOR AUCTIOH. lug from DMrtur rtrMt to OHM. of «UMM nd w. a. lowAta W. B. HOWARD k ROM, COTTON JFACTO18 ooMMiaatoM MSMonnsrrm. insSK-js* Ul AU CAMPBELL k CO. J. M. 1'iumni k 8o*., Plaintiff's Attorney. A true Kxtroot from the minutoa of said Court Juuo 1st, 1871, June*-lamia* W. R. VENABLE. Clark. H.rr Eop)...' BUv.r CorurtBrtjd wlUpumtalk. Streets every day at 10 o'clock, A. M. Beautifully Carpeted Heats for Ladies; and no smok ing allowed iuaide the pavilion. Admission—8«venty-ttv# Canto. Chddraa nndar ten I’ifty Cents. _ WOl show in Augusta, Ga.. oa Septombar It and oiwukaAia., ortota-.i omufm. mjoonus. KtUtdUtW for BuglM HU TIMwm ta 1 rt Ik. lowrtl ertk frlM. ibjarvr&xxzaiL: tzi— m*—ta—am ooaaipn*-^ ."AKS north oaanoiA FEMALE COLLEGE UTV STUBT. u.tak| SpitaVta ntO taltaSnbSM Mart, iuirt, or Urn Coltarx trMAkwm *. J. * 1HHIB taMMMj.