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ATLANTA, (iEOKGIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2(5, 1871.
NO. 422
THE DAILY SUN
i’nlilMu d by the Atlanta Sun PnbliaUaK
Cam paiiy.
Alexander H. Mlephene,
albnltl M. Ipcl|
j Proprietor*.
Y> <&■
Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor.
A. It. W4tami| '■ *1<»«**>U*w» B
i. Uenlj Smith, General Editor and Bust
dm. Manager,
Local Kdltori
.» y>.W- HiLL.
J. W. HEABD.
Wr. EarrxLL, Jr.. News Agent, Heranuali, keep*
r City Age:
Capt. Joum ~
i* authorised -
tiona, end oontract for advertising,
HOW TO REMIT HONEY
We will b* responsible for the aefe arrival of all
money aenv in *u mwiiwireu
be the lo*a of the person sending 1L
No paper will be sent front the oMoe till it is peid
for, and names will always be erased when the time
pay charges.
To Correspondent**
Mr. Stephens will remain in Crawfordvllle. Hie
connection with The 8c* will not change his rosl*
SSSS £
pnrtment of this papsr, should be sddreseed to him
at Own “
Terms of Bubaorlptlon *
Bsaaaas«ss|
We regret to announoe that our term* were txed
j low. After a four months trial, we find that the
t!° m *• Wo to ibo »a*; **
beioCoreF 1 *-" . ^ Tares and short weights; 24. Immigru-
. — tibn; 25. BMortAfethc cotton tax; 20.
nil after too Unit, 0,1 mf Ost^pr.
our term, will be aaloUowa: ~ -
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains to
and from Atlantas
THE WESTERN S ATLANTIC (ft# STATE) RAILROAD.
NIGHT I’ASSENtiEH TIIA1N—OOTWAKD.
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Arrives at Chattanooga
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FAST IX* K TO NEW TORE—OUTWARD,
l.civoi Atlanta................l.ifiP m
Arrives at Dalton 7:53 p m
NI0UT FASSKMOEU TRAIN—INWARD.
Leaves Chattanooga 5:30 p m
Arrives at Atlanta 14-'am
DAT rASKENOKU TRAIN—INWARD.
Leaves Chattanooga..
Arrives at Atlanta 1:111pm
ACCOMMODATION THAW—INWARD.
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Night Passenger Train leaves »■*# P- 1
l>sj| Passenger Train arrives «:*J0 P- >
Day Passenger Train leaves.^ 7:10 a. l
Kfono Mountain Accommodation arrives.• •****•'
Stone Mouutaiu Accommodation leaves... .8:30 p. i
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Day Passenger train leaves..... f :W »• 111 •
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Day Passenger Train arrives 2N»p. m
Arrives at Macon m '
Night Passenger Train leaves 2:W P* m.
l^ht PsSsengcti^Tdni^riVcs. ,\*T m ‘
Arrives at Macon H-** P* 111
ATLANTA AND WEST POINL RAILROAD.
Night Passenger Train arrives 10:07 s. m
Night Passenger Train leave# p. m
Day Passenger Train arrives P- m
Day Paijaouger Traiulesves..7:10a. m
ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIRLINE RAILROAD.
Leave Gainesville, ® ™ „
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
By the Stir T*ri AmtocUted I'reii.
DOMESTIC NEWSd
MINNESOTA.
.«•> < Imdimm
MISSOURI.
Maryland.
Tk» Hmmthtrn CwmmerHmi Ct
HmIA mf mm Xr4(#«rs#r.
8t. Loris, September 20.—Ex-Gover
nor Hubert At. jgod.
TENNESSEE.
a
Boutheup
nunuaitl Coaveutitn »et lo-duy, add
vss called to ordor by John A. Garrett.
A Turtety df cYrtiraidns bnd festivities
have been airanged. Two steamboats
have been ptoced at tim disposal p( tljs
committee, and tho freedom of the Wes-
u Unien,Telegraph has. been tendered
e Convention.
The order of business will be os fol
lows: 1. Connection of Virginia cities
with the great West; 2. Education; 3.
Central lines of water communication be- Li. ,uuc
ween tko S6rth%nd Sidtli; 4/ Vc&lof fTBrne
ment of gold and silver mines; 5. The ~ 1
enlargement uf eanals for steam; 0. lto-
ciprocity trade with Canada, Urazil and
Bptn Imgr mf I he JTmII Mmrtt,
anas G5, now 58; Levees 70; 8s 82; Ala
bamas 100; 0s 07; (ioc gias 82; 7s 00
North Carolinas 40, new#); South 0uri
, £ _
fair extra $(i <4(.f§ 71; good to choico
$17 16(0:9 00. Whisky 0(i(u 07. Wheat
higher with an active export demand;
winter re<l and western $1 5&(«;1 57; com
mon unchanged. Rico 8J^9J. l*ork
c Armen ia #ia^3g^^«Xard active;
Kettle lOfr lOi! Turpentine 02(0,03.—
ltoain scarce at $3 8008 40. Tallow 8|
the tJoutli Jitvmnn kit*te»; ,7. Wator 1
communication from tho MissiHHiJ)pi to
the Bio Gnutde; 9. A water line from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic; 10. Kail-
roads generally; II. Bepartment of com
merce; 12. Ajnerican navigation inter-
tereste; 18.'' r BfcvAidd'*WdrA; 14/lril-
munity of private proix*rty on sea in
time of war; 15. Direct trade between
navigation; 17. Levees and obstructions
in the South Mississippi; 18. Finanoe
and taxation; 19* Freight and passenger
rates; 20. The abolition of commercial
travelers' license; 21. Improvement of
sea-coast harbors; 22. Ample railroads
mile heats. Nellie Gray 1. L Euchre
2. 2. Arizona distoqcoiL^ EUivEaivijl
distanced. Mills’ W
distanced. Time 3.371,3.401. Beoond
race—Young America stake—mile dash.
Ilauchetto 1; London 2: Hale Hunt 3,
1.47. Third raoe—mile and a
quarter dash. Tom Corbet 1; Bayonte
Faddy Fcg 3 ; Hazeppa l-_ ^’uny
2;10i. ... i I.,.. ,-1 ' mti
Chesapeake and Delaware ship emud.
The appointment of committees is pro
gressing. .Wwnasrj
- Mrs., Wjbarton’s case was called to-day,
but was postponed—the doctors certify
ing that her nervous condition would en
danger her life.
The nnmber of delegates to the Com
mercial Convention is-250,
b afttwndou session, 1*. M. Bisli
Arm
Op, of Cincinnati, was elected permanent
Frahtent, and twenty-two Viee-Prtsi-
’eota Were ebuMon, ineluding Richard
ImtW, September 2S^A Versailles
specut to die (standard s^;s Thiers ap
prehends danger and has bis apartments
ggaflMffoi' f / fT [iff, 1,
Four thousand additional fepa«i«b
troops will be sent to Cuba on the first of
October.
The Russian squadron has departed
and should reach New York about tnoolh
'of OgfPh$r»| I •
FRANCE.
J !• BctUrt JS'MfU—t
Paris, September 25.—The journals
report the discovery of a conspiracy for
tho restoration of Napoleon, and bis Pw*
feet of Police heads the movement here,
and is directed by the Emperor.
The tiovf ppuent m> intention of
raising the seige of Fans during the va
cation of the Assembly. lt « ,;
ou Lastertms, of Honth Carolina, and Thus.
M w &. Bocock, of T ” ' ‘
[ Virginia.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
T»f Oremt Mn-Mlmjc Trial CmumumJ.
Ralkioh, September 26.—Ths Circuit
Court has been engaged since Saturday
in the trial of the United States against
Amos Owens and about thirty others, for
whipping one Aaron Riggerstaff, some
time in April last, at a place colled Easy
Branch, in Olovilimd connty, on account
of his politics. One pf Riggerstott's own
brothers is among tho defendants. There
is a good deal of conflict in the testimo
ny for prosecution. DiggerstafT swearing
to the identity of men before the Court
who he swore before the first Magistrate’s
Court that ho did not recognize on the
night that the party assaulted him. Tho
testimony of himself and daughter is
greatly at variance. At this hour (7 r. m.)
the examination of witnesses for tho de
fense is progressing.
It is rumored hero that tho United
States District Attorney Starbuek is to
be removed.
District Judge Brooks has beon obliged
to return homo on account of illness, and
Judge Bond now prtsidcs alone.
tain**
mf, snrsan refrutrd.
Leave AuguaU at ** ®® Y*
Leave Macon at ® » w
Wrstcin Kiiilroatl »l ’AkrttMa.
I...,. UeliM. — •••
Arrive pt MoRtgomcrJ *. * „ 1S
Lev. Wret PoMtt
Arrive .1 Montgomery .“‘"f J
Leave Columbus K M
I IBOM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville
1 and asHMwafsarapONncy, V***
Leave SaVannah dally .7 . «* H
Arrive at JockjKUiViikt daUy v-« ...a...-*
Arrive at TaUahaasee daUy (Bundaya ex-
Leava Tollahaasee daMy (BRBdsya SE<Mf-
Leave Jacksonville daily
. 7:36 P. M
... .10:00 A. M
T 3:40 P. M
Leave Albany daily P. M
Arrives! a.r.tinnb ■UUj’y^TOtfWVfrt' ■ “
W. J. *»*»», A^m Alturex.ux.
Tint Ti.Lt or th»: Mtnrni. xxn caxmuuxora a.
mmi T>»iajw«»vttHe - ft
Arrives la Mem]
MorwngBys-- “•"**[
Arrives in Chatunoogs. next day..*
M.icon a(Ji,8llMWiok MMV* 41 «
DAT ACC0VMpPAX|C|f TfAjM—ifi^^f oxcepA8undayii)
jaMBSSaaeiti
Arrive at Macon PaaMUger Shed 6.15 p. m.
NIGHT PASSENGRR (K
Leave Macon Passenger Med. 6Ad p.jn.
Arrive at Savannah »
Leave Savannah.. • «4*'4fn Irftf'JJI* »0
Arrive at Macon PasAJgef fiBoY... ... II» k.ln.
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Qt^K&A FEMALE COLLEGE
EuRlslallvc Chartfr GfanU'd la 184*.
Uev. (lea, X. JBrown, Fruident.
milE next Aefctomfoydsr begin# on
Monday, wptkmrib W
An Eclectic Claaa has been formed for the benefit
of those Aaiuafos tho may dcbire atill farther i*
improve SmhselVeS. «»r topreiarffor ,*eartifD|.
«§, New Patent Ariou S<iuare GiW»d rlanfe AN
U "* V* fW#l H
institutlona.
Pov foryterparVcfilara addroas Urt PwaidfRl-
Madison, July ». 187L JyJI-dJtawkwto.
souYh caAOi-'ina
I’r/izif /of/.-,
Chauleston, Sp]>t««ber ,aOi—Kiv»,
iloalbs from yellow • fever Lara been re
ported in the last twenty-four hours.
NEW YORK.
The 1/ammI HMHdnff Jtmrderf—I'mbam lnielli-
fMff—J M*ndy Meti Fr»w the JKM'eel* *f
CMaraUrm.
New York, September 25.—There were
four homicides hero yesterday.
The Herald’s special from Havana
states flint the eastern part of the island,
which comprised tho iusuvrestiouary dis
trict, is completely pacified. The prin
cipal leaders, with their followers, have
surrendered, or have been captured.
A proclamation by tho Captuiu General
declaring the insurrection at an cud, will
shortly apptar.
The Government took 83,000,000 of
bonds, ranging from 112 90-100 to
113 20-100.
Miss Julia W. Doolittle ditd iu a deu
tist’s chair to-day from tho effects of
chloroform. Only four drachms were
griron, and that by an old physician at
the lady’s request, and against the advice
of the dentist.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
BELGIUM.
Jtmuls Rale .tdmmced.
Brussels, September 25:—Bank “rate
five percent. . -
W ASHINGTON.
6@I!
FOREIGN MARKETS
,AUUXk.A,
Lonlkjn, 8ept 25 — noon.—Cuusola
92|; 1k>nils 931. Tallow 44a 3d.
— Irfvtamviii, Bapt. .25—noon.—Cotton
oponodStanly; uplands 9fd; Orioaue 9j.
Lator.—Cotton steady; sales 10,000
Mw; for *p< tiulatwnwi’l exncnt 2,000.
->L«f»«w,. «catoail|i*i 06. -Tallow Its
odVBftfirwT' 5 -
LivKKrooL, Sei>tembor 25.—Noon
Cotton eloeed steady at Ojki'JJ; Orleans
■ormr *
tfrui QVbuaUocnu’niB.
A. k. Ntsoro’s Large Anethui Bale
/ \r HOU8ER A YD I/ITS, AS1) VACANT BOB.
V / NtHSud ramdcureLota In BeU.ood »■«>■
insut, and on Marietta Roa<l, will take placs on ths
im iuiscs, Wodueaday, 27th iuhtaut, coaaucuciug at
PasaSB# by Hacks FREE.
™f* LUNCH at 1‘l.M o’clock. Jcnai^at
LjVHHrooL, September 25.—Evening.
—Fine rosin firm at 21s Od; short rib
leptei
Common rosin
fain tutorials,
i a, a.. «., a in,i. no lUni.sk, h.'l'B. Bng., Table Mill Floor Oil Cloth.,
[ TO III • ' mI “*'*• Won F»por Ml Cphotatorr Good.,
niticr 25.—Evening.—'' tta larg.TwMtira, MthrCMpottooreor
..Jitwi-lre CHAMBBtlJN, BOYNTON h 00.
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Mf««. (M«, Tar. Mms. *«rsr. tfc.
NkwOhleanh, September 25.—Flour
firmer; npertine $5)(%$5i; doublo 85Kfi*.
®GJ; treblo 87 J (o'87). Corn scarce at
82(m85. "Oata ftSfo*68. ltrau firmer at
Hi^y, none hero. Fork firm at
bacon 8!^8|(»KA!*!(ii»; sughr-
cured hums 18i(/i’19. Lord tirmer; tiorco
10!(5.10!J keg lljlullj. Sugar and
molasses, no a took, Whisky firm at 92) (A
1.09). No cotffi^. * Bfertiug bank 24) ;
sight 1 premium. Gold 14.
Ualtimote, September 25.—Cotton
firm; middlings' 191 (a 19J; net receipts
223; gross 300; exports coastwise 55;
sales 145; stock, 1425.
Sw OaLEANi, fioptemlier 2S.-—Cotton
quiet; middlings 19|@20i;aiat reoeipts
;1,G68; gross 1,852; exports coastwise
41,371; .sales 300; stock 10,270.
Savannah, September 25.—Cotton
sffcltdy and fair demand; middlings 17|(ol
UflS mt * mf Jkmrmmm
—KrtwtpoftrChmmr,. coastwisa04lLS»lfis 50; stock 3002.
Wasiunoton, September 25.—Samnel Wr r.HTNi in re. Sbfiteuitier 25.—C
M. Carpenter, a journalist, diod at St
MISSISSIPPI.
. SMa It uufflmlm XrimUmt. HmrmUmm.
Jackson, September 26. —Tlie Su
f iremo Court to-day rendered n decision
n the State Printing case. The Conrt
holds that, under the statute, a vacancy
to b« filled by the Governor, must occur
during a recess of the Legislature. The
vacancy occurrevl in this case during the
sitting of the Legislature, and was filled
by the Governor in tho appointment Of
Kimball, Baymond A Oo. Hcuoe the
appointment is invalid. They became
offices de facto, because no objection was
ndsed to their MgAwming the work.
Theoffloo is now iaeLt, In sooli case,
the Secretary of State has authority to
.ve out the Slate work on contract or
le meet advantageoustonas ofiered.
Natohxe, September 26.—Twenty easee
and eleven death of yellow (ever are re-
liortod le the 'booftf of health since it
originated. One death ami two' new
oases reported to-dsy. Eight eases sre
reported this aaternooh at Yidali*, La.,
oppiaitoX.jjbft y ^
. J n*svodIn9bliO
slnamell'VWlitO
■ svaiftm itoVtow /«..
Uara'inl^'lrt^s” BFltLakii Om, tseptember 25,-The
££: Mormoas dony that Brigham Young will
evade the ptoccss of the court or grand
iary, and my he will obey a suiamous os
a witness, or submit to a waruuit for his
arrcBt, hnt will not yjohl to imprison
ment.
—1
MASSACHUSETTS.
/ ' ftmll'r Urnlllm.
Sfeinokixi.ii, S*l»to«nb»r 25.- Butler’s
gains iu towns are more tliuu offset in
the rural districts. Tho present count
stand*—fuller 357, apU-liutler *“
Butler’s nomination is impossible.
irpenter, a
RaiV Minnesota, aged 31.
Tim Attorney GeuorsI willroqiuiu away
until the 12th prox.
Hon. Janus E. Harvey retires from tho
Patriot, on account of his ill health.—
General N. L. Jeffreys has purchased
Harvey’s interest. Thera will bo no
change in llio tone or general TOnnagc-
lit of the paper.
»1lrfe$ivf«ir/r«f>
Officb ( ’iu ef of Signal Beuyu e, I
YVasiiinoton, D. C., Sep. 25. (
IBOOIIO 1X)U TUB PAST TWENTY-l^OUE IWVIVi.
Tlio barometer lias risen sinco the Sun
day afteruiHiu from Michigan to Katinas
and northward so far ns reports liavc been
received. Tho pressure has risen very
generally on the middle and east Atlantic
coast, but has fallen somcwbnt during
the day from Missouri to Lake Ontario.
Cloudy and threatening weather witli
rain lias been reported from Mouth Mas
sachusctts and is also reported this even
ing from Michigan. The tomperiituro
has fallen iu tho Miitdlo and Eastern
States since Sunday evening and also
north of Missouri and Indiana. North
erly winds prevail from Lake Michigan
to Missouri; southeast winds on tho lower
lakes.
1•rtmUUIIn.
Cloudiness will probably extend very
euerally on Tuesday along the entire
..tlmitic Coast, and in the tower lake
with light rains in sdino localities, as Vir
giuia and Lake Erie. Hising barometer,
with clearing weather and falling tem
pemtoro from Lakes Michigan aud Su
perior westward and southward to the
Gulf. No predictions liavo been issued
from this ollico respecting tho so-called
tidal wave, nor is any such wave antici
pated
[slur NEWS,
Nobfolk, September 25. —The steamer
JuBiate put in here. She is bound from
Philadelphia for Now Orleans. She sails
to-morrow.
MrLWAtntEE, September 26.—The
schooner Hurd foundered near South
Mautou. The captain was saved.
Lohdon, September 29.—A steamer
was wrecked on the coast of India and
138 natives were lost.
Charleston, September 25.—Arrived
—the steamer Virginia, from Philadel
phia Sailed—the steamer James Adger,
tor New York.
SJr*4tr)nj H^vtember 25.—Arrived
Sunday—the steamer Gen. Baines, from
Now York, nnd schooner Welcome B.
Beebeo. Monday—tho steamship Orien
tal, from Boston.
Dto schooner Sophia, from New York
for Brunswick, is reported ashore on Hog
Island.
MARKET REPORTS.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
Cmttma, Aatol, *i-irfll«Xl, Ormlm, Hr,
NSW YOMt, 8ej*t, 26.—Cotton firm;
riddling Uplands I9|c; Orleans20|; sales
00 bales. Cotton sales for future dc-
ivery, last Saturday night, 14,400 bales?
September 191(519 * • .....
jam lSlt?^9|@l97-b
192; April 9ty. 4»og and dull.
Gold ami at 1 f]. Governments strong
mt dull State bunds dull bat wesk,—
loney firm at 6. Exchange—long 81;
Jinrtfff.
Fiui.Auxuvu, Sspte saber 26,—Cotton
firm; middlings 10 J.
Boston, September 26.—Cotton dull;
middlings 20i; net receipts 87, grass 330,
wiles 260; stock 5000.
New York, September 25.—Monuy 0
(i/,7. Exchange weak oiered from sec
ond h*«l at 8). Gold heavy at 14|i5141.
Governments vesylitm—02*154, SUUs
52L d«U and rather heavy-Tenaemeas 71K
1 I neyf game; Yirginuis fil f, new 67; DooM*
I8;.-»et receipts 827; exports coastwise
1,407; sales 75; stock 4,TOO.
Charleston, September 25.—Cotton
firm; middlings 18t; net receipts 1,242;
exports coastwise 1,423; sales 200; stock
0,970.
Norfolk, September 25.—Cotton qniet;
middlings 18j; net receipts 1168; exports
Cotjon
quiet; middlings 18J; net receijits 1*^5;
exports coastwise 531; sales 479; 5tock
1494 |
Mbmpius, September 25.—Cotton4irm;
middlings 18 j.
Modele, September 25. —Cotton linn;
middlings 19;; not receipts 804; exports
coastWJ80 10ti; salt's 300; stool: 8212. -'v
Galveston, September 25.—(Totfon
quiet and linn; goo<l ordinary 16|;uot
receipts 1359; exports coastwise 711; sales
200; stock 214,9<>5.
AiTorsTA,8<‘]>tcm1>er 25.--Cotton quiet;
middlings 17j ; net receipts250; sales206.
J>alt]MoiiE, September 25. — Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat sternly.
Com firm.- Pork $14 50. Bacon active.
Shoulders 8c. Whisky 95.
WESTERN MARKETS.
•Heat*, Hrradaln/Tm, Uraht, MVUtley, Ktc,
Cincinnati, September 25.—Flour ad
vanced; family 88 25(.i0 30. Corn iu
fair demaud. Fork firm at 812 75. Lard
12|. Bacon quiet; shoulders 7(fi,7|;
clear sides 8J. Whisky buoyant at 91.
Louisville, September 25.—Bogging
quiet nnd firm. Provisions active.
Shoulders 7f; clear sides 8' for round
lots. Fackod poak 813(« 13 50. Whisky
92.
4 xiaJlister, Jfwprette, Vritet Mil Body
Krussels Carpets
IN BEAUTIFUL DKJIGNS, AT THE
CARPET BTORfc OF
CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON * CO
•cpWO-lm , ’
The M*anrr*$ mn+ 3V#«l Soper*
> mseb of
TAPKnrrnV, bruhhelh
J C4RPBT8I
In tSsSunlij, auviai inlSUIIeu .1 U. OuialStore
t raid . el.-..
I . OH AM Will Ql. BOYNTON * 00.
Thrcfc-Ply, I Tig ruin, TwirPiy
And ril OnitUa of
CHEAP CABFBTN,
la eiWaree. >«rl.ty, uow o. relo >1 Ui. Ckrff*
Store Saveli
MStto-llo CU AMDEKLIN, BOYNTON k CO.
VTIndovr Shades, Lace Curtains; Lanher-
_^_®olton U)aret)on«x anf) Bankisg Co.
Cotton and Produce Warehouse.
New
WAN AND
PZaASTT.
SAVINGS
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THE
Baltimore & Savannah
HTEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Bsued to all poiuts in Georgia, Alsbsms. and Florl-
The uhipa arc all Arat class, sml composed as fol*
America ....
North Point..
Fannie
Capt HOOPER.
Oapt. BILLUPS.
Ospt FOLEY.
JA8. B. WEST k CO.. A«ento.
130 Bsj street, Savannah, Ga.
J. B. Amukws, Afect, 4 »•
Baltimore, M<1. septSC-tf
HOtrixt.v mbIIVankah
Hlisccllancmto C\5rtYiiocmtmo. '
a. f. ■fllOT | j. a. HHR
IIAUALHOIS Jk, BliUCE,
Corner of llarh tU and Broad Ntrretfl, ATLANTA,
GEOKG1A.
L't.'.l’f.'ltdl, .Ht TUtjr d.VH
* Commission .nrrrhanl.» nnd
I,'A olesnlr and Itrlntl
Draiark fit Future.
m |l> Byd^isr, AuettuklellI
CONSIflNMtfNtrs SOLIClTEli CASH
ADVANCES.ON CONSIGNMENTS
IN STOltE FOB AUCTION.
mcVEnKMCCK—M. O. DGhbiiiN, President Georgia
Banking and Tniat Oomj>any; Mresra. Crane, Boyl.
ston k Co., WholoHale Dry Gooda; Messrs. A. C. k
ttihip XjIxxo.
8 TEAM8HIP “SEMINOLE" 0.100 TONB). CspL
8. H. MATHEWH.
8foam*hip •• OllIKNTAL " (780 tons), CspL F. M.
Bailing from each port on tho 10th, 20th and 30th
’ every mouth.
Through hilla of lading given to principal point*
•Gduth and Xai>t.
Freight snd inNiirane« at loir rates. Good pas*
senger accommodations.
Goods forwarded freo of commission.
Order goods hy the direct lino from Boston, and
to void transhipment. .
UICIIAltDSON k PA TIN AUD,
LANDSBERG’S
LUMBER YARD,
OPPOSITE OEOnaiA RAILROAD DEPOT.
ATLA !VTA,aA.
Satwod tohliygloai aud
Xjatlia, WUto Pino
Snail, Wlndowa et>
Blind*
Kinds of Dressed am
Framing Lumber.
fctol-lj A. LANPHUIRU * 00., IToprIMora
ito»oribo<a Capital »
w'l iJIm J.ilf. jilTL , — .. .
J O iliUM W’Ul jify Ui I, >ll;t«aiJa yLn .If
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Tlie WarohoiiHe ttf j TWMi
„ — . — >i“ l kim Jliif ulall
Cor. Campbell and Reynolds SivattS'
*1114.1 A
JS NOW BEADY TO RECEIVE OOTTOW. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
will bo mafic upon Cotton in Wareboaaa, «r upon Railroad Reoeijpla 5 . ,
HE. I’artioa Storing Cotton with the Back will be furnished with I®* 4 *
SAikitf fhkt will be tVhilablo hi this city or uxj other foy borrowing money,
MT* The Bank is prepared st all times to moke tiOAtf&.OK PRODUCE or
PROVISIONS on the mnit rs—wisblo tifn. !
. Parties would
do well to apply at the Warohooae, or oomtnnnl<^tH wlt&.(he
CHAHI.KH J. JBNKINH, Pred.to.t,
JKO. r. KIWG, Vloc.PresH.nt. 1
T. P. UKANCII, CMtaler.
BRANCH, Sq.NS
Jt 1 > lol rl ..Ml
OOTT ON
& CO
FACTORS
— AKD —
.qi full t il .uSw
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.aaoqiuq
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
' dunft r. •. ” !» mi an rtm up.O rt-<J v;AdH«v. *>**Vi» ofIt -{Tfauo-t
i » vvi/.-f . ’ i k. 1 »’.Ta to Idynoa too <<• Joa
' J *!?' I* V 1], | ^ Odf t) f ,Ai
Ofllce ntFlanters* Loan ANovlnga Bank Warehouse
AUOOBTA, OIONQtA. ’’
mi
M^TTND CITY
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF BT. LOUIS, MO.
MYEIUi k JOHNSTON,
Agent* fer Northern Georgia.
(i»vu? rtf Ihnhton, JAtlanta,Ga
opnoanB i
JAMlSH It. EADH, Prrsidont.
A. M. BRITTON. Vicc-IToBidont.
8. W. LOMAX. Treasurer,
; ^.-.McHATTUN, Oeueral Agent.
Medical Board.
Oeorgtn—Enlton County.
Fulton Humuuob Court—Apnu* Term, 1871.
Martha F. UTAH
j UtMl for Divorae In sold OonrL
A. Utah. >
caring to the Court, by tho return of the
Uiat George A. llyan, tho Defendant in the
above stated case, dot s not reside in said county of
Fol foil, and it abio appearing that hs dots# not reside
In said State of Georgia, it Is, therefore, ordered by
the Conrt that eervire <*f said libel bo made on said
Oeorgo A. Ryan, by publication of this order in any
publie gazetfo in this State ouco a month for four
^£>n(^By£srviomi to Urn il.aH t*.xui or Udi| Court.—
J. M. CAUkorH k Boh., Plaintiff ’a Attorney.
A true Extract from tho minutes of aaid Court
Juno 1st, 1871,
tunwA-lamtni W. B. VKNAHLB. Clark.
Pay Your Tuxom.
I CAIf BE FOUND EVEJRV DAY ATTSEOmOl
of Messrs. Cox k Hill, “
ve the
The j
promptly, thor .,
expense. 8, B. llbiuc.
septia-Ct ^t Colleofor, Fnlfon connty.
Liquors ! Liquors !
BUY YOUR
Liquors!
Ales, Wines l
YdVLXHJ
KENNY’S
Chicago ,AI6 Depot
AND
Wiioietouto Liquor TIouwo.
BY kan a Imarge Assortment
ot all lect orS.HtVOHSL,aAith
wtU be sold at the .Host Reason,
able Terms.
hfU«4ui
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BRANCH BOARD OF TRUSTEES I
<V>h>trat a PXKFT.n. Prreld.nl,
« U. TULLEU, Esq., Vloa Frreld.nl.
TrtUSTKKB
J^IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON, TO BE hkt.tv
or for Shipment to Domestic or Foreign Mag-keif.
m~ SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the WEIGHING of Oo*ton.
sept26-6m * ■ ,* |
Ulaithte, ItatlrQ, ®n.
■ METHIIV <3- XEW. """
iAWSHE* HAYNES,
THE OLO RELIABLE.
T°Ha2^J^“^n I ; ATBON8 ’ obeetino. we have just
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY,
Embracing all the LATEST STYLES of the BEST GOLD, mi
AT PRICES LOWER THAN Mnt HAVE BEEN ABLE V*
OFFER BEFORE. ' '"
Our WATCHES BUN FROM THE FINEST JUBGENSEN dowa to toe Ijww
grades of SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES, In toot, we now haaw ■
a full, boantlful and almost entirely new atock. if i
Como and Woo Ua. Prloo and lie Convfneed. *
eeptl9-d2m >|
TO THE LADIES! . fof«»d.Ri«Ni| (wa
MURRAY’S LITfE—JtE
Bvbu P. Howell,
J. C. Kirkpatrick,
John A. Fittcn,
Albert Howell,
Andrew J. West,
Galvin Fay,
A P- Thompson,
T. M. Uy«*.
John Koely,
J. W. Morrow,
G. W. Henderson,
iAMlowick J. llill,
George E. Gibbon,
Antbony Murphy,
J. J. Williams,
Dr. J. A. Link,
Richard P. Glenn.
Charles II. Killian,
HENRY MYKK8, Becretary,
G. A. H1MPUON, M. D- { Msdkal
J. WINTER VANOK, Mib. f 1
All polictas Issued by this Company become
forfciuklf aftag tho paymoat of o&e full auartal
tiona on travel or rofrtAtpsn.
annually ou all ortitsfe* whist
iu force, aud inV°txx4too Is
urn paid.
• N#. j4# Vvhlteh.U St., Vp Mat tart.
' MYRRH Ik JOHH
Agents for Northern
OIIANTS!
BUY x
tY and GLASS
\ Rr. 47 Peachtree Street,
-- -mou
rn. n. HrpijBY^
I^MFOBTEB AND JOBBER.
SST K8TABI.BHKD 11 YEA1M. •«,
Keeps a largo atock.
o v .»a. TtaWB YU«M -A0,ito wo.
Iadueemsats effersd Is sash buyer#
JCeual to any .market.
Atlanta, Oa., August 3, 1871. B«g 5 2m.
To Parties Desiring to .Build
Hmperlmtend the Build*** amd IWsMsf.lT
the ITkkMaf Mtepartmuml mly, «f ***
JPirbl Clam Borne the* mm* tefaJk Is
Mrmh
He has at his command a picked set of hands, and
jvttjr c\ kWcmnjL
‘ICE m AIR*LINK UOUSa, FRYOR ITKKKT
TldJta
REMOVAL.
Jware E. wmiAin. Aanoti, bu ramored to room, la
11,. Dollar Sarin*. Bank, of Wall atreat, la Ika
Elmkall ffoure. reptlMt
Grand Display of Millinery!
J. M. HOLBROOK
TNVIT18 EVERY LADY IN ATLANTA, AND IMS
L Burroitbdlng country, to caU tad tmrirt Ms
trelj ma*iUflcetit .lock it aw
LADIES' BONNETS, :t
HATS. RIBBONS, AND
MIU4NENY GOODS
OENENALLY,
Wkklelx la Now BooCy flow Xn>
■pootion.
Tfc. mow Tkafclnaafcla ml Lakret MjfIm of Evary-
Ifcloc In thin Um aaa bn aManC at kin Mare.
Competent LADY HUXIHUS an la aiteaOaaon,
who wUl taka plaaaora la afcnala* OOODC.
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BAXDBIUY itoOto jiao|j« W pl
FTTREI
■to atMk of LADUtS' FORA to usylili,
has these at ALL FKICn, and to suit all ages.
**- laADUR* DEPARTMENT up tttatas. su*r Mta.
HAT 91011. proper. sept**
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BEST WHISKY
IN GEORGIA!
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'^VSwIwafcaawWto'#' 1 ' •’
For Pf*W Y«rk. '
‘Pride & Pennsylvania RyV
FOB SALE BY THE
rillLADELPHIA AMD ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO.
No. lUraattnBInvk, j
BROAD STREET,
DMUkkdS |. OUTHMAN, fsk
W.rre.. L *vl CfcreteadA'Aa.' *
B. IJTI*<»Tow! a,pUmberWa, all. uSf 1 '
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