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THE DAILY SUN F Office in Ike Stut Building, Wee! if Brood strut, Second Boor South f tide Alabama. PW Nen Advertisement, alwtyt found on Pint Page; Bocal and Butinsu Notices on Fourth Page. W*pobiidiin tail,UmdeoiuouoIUm Supreme Court; also tbe dailr "Pro- oceding*" of the Com*, »nd teep the “Order of Borine*" ntanding in onr colaarita Jo/U 11. r/ ' i UP I l|uu Of irk lu, Taowa K Bonin. ThomnnUe. O*. J.™ if f nr Hen, Knoxville, Trim Din BOX, Atkeu, On. lone T. Dm AUMU. O*. J. L. Whoxt, WooOmocA.d* rllll A Wri J. a. Calowma. Thoawoo, Oo. aHSS&fcazii liltfei /. a Tammam, LaOrange, Qa. E. A. Yaampoa, Thouaavlll*. Os. K. e. WwuAWb, Union Point CI«H« Omrlm+mrWrf Wo oak attention to our new terms of sea«K»mrv! II>|U CflM e* Un l» ifnr •* Democracy of the Union, eonlj it l wen expected to be accepted w diacnaeiou ? If damage has who ia reaponaible ? In thin connection we oannot forbear tbe repeMtion of what wc have often said before; that in our opposition to this movement, wo arc not osoailiug the Democracy, either North or Mouth; we are availing those only who wish, temptingly, to lead tbe Democratic P:.rty, in a “Departure” from their time-honored prinopleo I Wo agnail tojtdpnly, Mean oh*e< ta aid pdl> icy are to persuade the Democracy every where, not to “rush to the breaches in tbe UfthaUtution,” made by Uadical usurpa tions, and “to repair or pariah” in them; nut to yeept them, Indorse them and sanction them, aa “rentier” and “Jinali- fitiLc arAifc HtJ-uo fnA<L«! KJn or frienda to Constitutional liberty—tliat wo yar against; nor shall we “atop” our fire upon them until they “atop” tboir movement. A. H. 8. Tl-y "iiiimrr n—~ The McCall* Papers—A Correc- fAjfxfcJtp^ifcal error occuuej in onr comments yesterday. One sentence ap- peared aa-totlows: There bee been a persistent effort A Little Plata Talk sad Fair (DaeUatr s5ST£2$£:' turn, bawled FOm At" wooiwWah we submit for the consideration of ouf read er., ||ie following comments: We certainly have taken aa acljvc and earneat a pari in the “Soutliaiii diaens- siim'' of ibe “iteii Departure” move ment, * any participant in it that can be named, and If we have exhibited any “bigotry" in ear Views, or ttfoxM Vt a W “misrepreaenUtion" of our opponent^, we thou Id like to have them set forth in specifications,and not covered bj a general charge,, which admits ^ of no^suij|^e Our purpose, in all that wo havo said, and shall say, in this discussion, is to arrive at p**u# in*,* ani riptfto/*- Ubliah any mere abstract dogma*. If, then, wo have wandered from this purpose, either from the heat of debate, or any other cause, let the sjkecificatioos countrj—before the uhole country—and not, aa our neighbor argues, barely before the Democracy of the Northern Htatee, iu their local elections. Departure* mdaOTrtirt; 11 ia wfUkpgwn, waa^uVtoduced in I’enn- sylvauia with' the avowed object oi mak ing tbe principles and policy aet forth in it, the creed of the Democracy of the whole Union, at its nextdeoeral Conven tion. It is well known that the Uth ltesolu tion.of the Pennsylvania Convention, in which were unbodied the principles and purpoaea of the movement, baa Iteeu ac cepted by all t|n» <q>ei» Houtberu, as well as Northern, “New Departure” papers, as the creeil of the Tarty, to bo proclaimed at the next General Convention. Ii is, thwrotte, net a Aral butaae that addroasrs itaelf to Democrats creryirhere, who feel any interest in the principles and policy on which the Party ia to he rallied in the contest of 1872. Is jl not, tik-rodorc/ A reunion *>P< n which every Democrat, who wishes well for his couatsy, - had also for hia Party, stated n^l* Auowh neutuaauts t We to consider it, and, therefore, have made known oars, with a distinctness and ear- uaesaeas eommeaanrate with what we deem Ihw magnitude of the imam in solved. We only speak for ourselves, in ou^Tnjuo44oeti<¥t. If onr neighliors of tile Constitution thtllk' giUpm lu keep stawton the sub ject, and kee# their centimautalu regard tuit"u kicked up in their uwii bi ausls," as Cori|"Mansfield did bis on a memora ble occasion In the British Pofttaiuiiut, (when the House of Commons had com mitted tbe unprecedented usurj.ition ol fixing a qualification of 'mrndiership in that Body unknown tot ha Qmutitulion) be it so. We make no arraign—nt of them before the public for thus withholding their aentimeats upon tins, ursuy other qration; hot we do protest against their -■nig at as, sillier by aa—, wr ia a class, for raising onr ycias in arousing Ths word “frauds” alionld have been /r*vpif It ia corrected ip mt weekly. Front the Atlanta Constitution, 24Ui Bspt, 1971. Stop It. | , l * He ( l . lit * If the Southern discussion of what is died the “New Departure,- has de- valoped anything very floa^doaoualy, king js* certain wpouut ot pohtioai ,ry on botli sides, that eould lame ly be dispersed with. Both sides received to force their own con- etrdotMn of the other's,position on each other. The agitation has become so beeUxi Vwk it rather appears that each eido is more anxious lor victory for reds Vfiln'for results salutary to the itry..•i . i _ ao of the worst fenturos of the did- cusaion is the t^ndepey to misrepresent What possible good can it do to insist upon placing the worst possible construc tion on the new movement, wo cannot ■If, pn»Ueufcr% when it is the ease that the more odious the interpretation, the more damage is done to those engaged ths movement It is helping the enemy that far. This intolerance and bigotry of judgment that are unwilling to do ♦ tbe people to the imminent danger tu thwalib—iea, messed up in tbte “New- Movement." While Mansfield, their prototype, kept hvt own sentiments to himself, on the subject of the usurpations of the House open denuu elation of llie outrage, when he proclaimed— -98 lay nothing of other outrages, has not . nrinoua Wfifthtwop made In o—Constitution, by the gras— mospa. lotions ot, gougross, in rttcmpttng, by tbw Uth An—fime.t, to ' tiraa, uui aaljr ea —>bore at Ooe- gross, But npoulaQ boUeraof offioe ia all the S|f|aa oI the Union* la not this, wittatk— other like usurpations, utterly subversive of all Free Institutions! Is it sjwattsw? 1 ®? ^ it this s' down ? WU “pit mocraov” ii movement 1 “ yili "lung” p«iMy. wifi lead (he Db«o—ap ta a— everywhere. B this agitation has been untMftfyty dam^pnfc who introduced itt Who brought forward the disturbing question ? Wro it lb— who started the "New Do- psvtaro,"sr thooe who opppss: UT When a prepotitica waa mode for aa •pll “departure" from the creed of the tho pvt of gome who are Implicated in the State lioad embezzle- menu aud tk»lt\frgu1t rcptitaiiou fere nee and fuller injury, it goes seem to us a grave and dangerous Batter pa—c ‘‘msstarty Inactivity. 1 One more word. While the policy of the Pennsylvania Democracy has the in terpretation given to it by the address of tho Executive Committee, we shall ad hero to onr belief in tliat interpretation ns being the meaning of the Democracy Wo shall not argue for another con struction, but against it. Wo shall give onr friends the Tieneflt of all doubts. We shall take them by w hat they say iu their hist explanation of their position, and not fight them on a construction of their views that than last declarations dis prove, when by ao doing we hurt their prospects. We prefer tu believe well of oar allies, and are certainly going to do so, when, as in the case of the Pennsyl vania Executive address, they give us the grounds for doing so. This is the friendly course. Let us do wbat wl a unite the pesty and reooneile its dissensions. Vroa tbe BoMe* (Me.) Dumocr.t, Igtli Sept. The Atlanta Hun. This paper, edited by the Hon. Alex- under H. .Stephens, is taking hold of the minds of the sanding, thinking Demo crats of the United Mtates, and is fast growing in circulation, North as well as South. We are mncli gratified to know that the health oi this eminent states man is so far improved as to enable him to take charge at the editorial depart ment of this paper. In our op/nion there is no other sphere of action in which Mr. Stephens con be of each service to the Dsumcmtio party as the one he has chosen. Oar party is in sore need of lenders and teachers, and we know of no one so well qualified to discharge this duty, as he is a man of large experience in public affairs, of sdmirable mental culture, and thoroughly conversant with all the machinery of our Federal Repub lican form of government, lie ia eminent ly fitted to conduct a sound, doctrinal journal, and assist in keeping the old Democ ratic ship from breaking to pieces on (be rocks of consolidation and im- We do hope and trust that Stephens may live many years, to wage war against the marplots that have destroyed our fubrio of government, and raiso Lis vuice of warning against all departures" from the ancient landmarks ot the party. We wish him many years of good health, and tbe journal so ably conducted by him all oi tho success it desei res. miKclIantons. y. Or. T B b. o w ja n, Proprietor Exctlzior fiisttring Worig, 1\0. Hox 400, ATLANTA, (JA. 1/500 BUSHELS Red Rust Proof Oats incuts are used to prove tliat the North ern Democracy means the very thing that j»condemned. Every effort is used to push our Northern friends into the ex treme of an unwelcomo position. Pup- Rots. grp art tip seemingly tot ths, ileasure of knocking them over, n tho ardor of dobate the rnoBt reckless conclusions are taken for jted, .and fought against with t!ie fiercest vim. Our friends Noitli who are engaged iu a life and death struggle, arc IsmfiOoned and batterod, as ii they were our lladietd cucmius. The most uncxccptiouublo enunciations of Democratic sentiment, that nobody in tho world thinks of disputing, are tired in heavy vollies at those who don’t deny their truth, and who indorse them.- Tlicre is no enemy beforo tho Southern Dtinocrtey hut the lladieiila, yet from the way some of our gallant and uu- donbtonly patriotic Southerners nri pitching into the Northern Democracy, wi- would think tliat the latter, ami not the former, are our foes. Some of our friends certainly seem ti be showing a want of discrimination, and they aro gentlemen that we like, and heartily join in their declarations of Duimicratic doctrine. In their hot ou- skmghts upon tlw new movement of onr Northern friends iu trying to bury war issues, they tune a blow for every one that don't exactly suit them. Tlnup Is our esteemed friend, Of the LnUiange Jtejorbr, who begins a para graph thus: “W« UH lb* (WtiitafiiN and iU coixhiolor* ia lhe> ‘buw Oepartafos'" This journal hius never fulvocutetl tho Now Departure, yet tho Reporter thus uUwh us in the very teeth ol our raoord. It ia this mulUcrimiuAting warfare thut hi kitting tlw I Ltllbbiri^j^ }mr|H - We (k> itiiujiMtics to the honest nurpopw of »wUiiijM»r4Uy, hut w* km&ot com mend this careless method of statement. The ' jxwition of tho Constitution has Imhju duo of inactivity iu tho local bat tles now going oo North. There is no naUoaa^ooatrst P<nv Tbit Tli© Deoiocroey of the Northern BtaU*e underltadical rulejhave under the pressure of a grim, iucxornble uecessity, whoso flDW we have personally olwerved in a tWQ Adopted, a pro- pwmino to crct tho disixivetiug “war •sues” settled, oa tho only method of bc- oorintf the ear ol Ihe oouutry upon the bflejm Mid wimee of Radicalism, end of redeeming themselves from tbe op pression of Radical rule., The nopopeity Mark of tho programme is proven by tho uua nimity of >lti adoption lb fell H&Aadicnl itldHUVefMtifption wo liavo riiculurlv when our inter- feraoeewould only remit* in lwnn. The movement of uatioiialixing these local oontosts by the SbhtMrn Dcunwraoy wc believed to ho fatal to the Demoeratio ouccess iu those contests. There was no poesiblegaod t»be gaiuud by soeh in terfereuco, mid tho oortainty of unlimited harm. PreteriuiUiug any expreasiou of opiu iaii upon tho propriety of tho new move meut, in the view ol the known divisions of Southern aentiment in rc ;nnl to it, and with t^talefpf-fx-ig ont of sight oil sulijectH of party disagreement at an inopporluna time, we have steadily ' advocated Southern ailuuoe during the pendency of tiieeo looal Northern con- terts, mil deprecated Southern interfer- enoa, particularly against our Dcuioerntic friends North. Others havo thought and acted differ ently, waging an unoonoing warfare on the only InMiln ,we.UavnNorth. The result birt duly trotifirftfed os in the pro priety of our course. We have seen tho d«njjfco JTrtlAtebroujporfstilly] oogmzant of it. Be have fought against “ "—*- J ! tation. are nc ic bucci'ss of our battles for free- - interests are at stake on the arena of their owu soih a Next year will bo aoon cuougli for us < -to take pesstlon, wBen Ike groat national fight bcgilifh and ji commou result await ontdannack rtforfB.' Vvak s nrtiuoal ndcr and a national policy aro tho stakes, then will lm ear n—k to art. But note for us to be meddling in tho local tnrtlSM ol wtvHorthern Democrat- it friends in their Riete battles for Slate interest, whcnuiey deprecate our inter- QUlom« Son Ptoaprrtns. THE ATLANTA SUN! DAILY AND WEEKLY, 'Live Paper on Live Issues’ PPBIrXAIgTgP BY TECH ATLANTA, GEORGIA. kxanukk h. wrnPire.iH, ALU lie. MI'KIUIITH, I V SMITH,— AI.F.XA [ Proprietors, Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor A. R. WATSON. News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily—Single Copy. Twelve Months Hlx Months » 910 OO I Three Months • 5 OO I One Month • Clubs For Dkily-Por Annum i Three Copies Four ** Five 44 »7 00|£l v ht 44 a® OO Ten 44 48 OO Single Copy W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE t'etb'n Warehouse, en Broad Street. ALSO: 300 ttuth. Selected Seed Barley, ‘ZSO Hush, seed Bye, to arrtoe, 500 Bush. Seed Wheal, 210 Bush. Red Ctorer, 215 Bush. Red Top or Herds Grass. 224 Ruth. Orchard Grass, too Bush. Tall .Readout Oat Grass, to art-ire, 175 Bush. Blue Grass, and alt other useful Grasses, he. 500 Ctrl. Fresh Turnip Seep ; ALSO! too Toms Sea Fowl Etiscan tend other Ouano, lor Wheat, Etc. ALMOl 500 Htric Plows and other llowa. from fs.se lo t« M), chc.ptr lt»u bom. romi© "Scootori.” ALBO: The Better Patent Grain Brill, Fur zofflog WheOt, Etc. ug elee Ui Mark W. Johnson’s, P. O. BOX 290. AtUnU. Ge. A OAHD. Vo meet the ilrmanA* of an 1NCRKAS1NO WHOLESALE BUSINESS Wo have nocurotl largo and com mod ion* atore Jn tho Kimball Hon—, fainting on re*hir Stroot. uoarly op|io«it4) Moore 4 Marah anil Bllwy Jl Dough erty, which we wiU oocnpy ON 1st OCTOBER NEXT, and where wo wtil bo glad to roocivo our trie ad* and With thtuto luejeazod lacilitiaa for doing a Wholesale Drug" Husimess LARGE and WELL ASSORTS 11 trill offt r 1>UPEU10K INDUCEMENTS to tho trade. Until 1st October we wrj Drug*. Medlcinea, Pain Wookly-For Annum i Slntfle Copy » • • Three Copies • Five Copies . • » One Hundred. Copies 9 OO If OO N OO Ten Copies • • Twenty Copies Fifty Copies • SH OO H4e oo 5 C*ts . 15 OO . as oo 05 OO #125 OO Weekly for Sloe: Monthsi Single Copy Tliroe Copies Five Copies Ten Copies 1 OO 2 50 4 OO 7 50 Twenty Copies 15 OO Fifty Cop!©* 84 OO One Hundred Copies 05 OO Single Copy lOCts The Palace Dollar Store L. U. PIKE, moPRirroK. i.-aeonn anrr to amt part or tu THY. auaUMml this untimely, this damaging agih We fight against it still. Wc lia right to bo impcrilliii|: the * Northern allies in fhMr b t^ojne bv ta Musical Instruction. £>UOF. nUTCllJNSONs Mnaloal IMraetor of t*« Beethovan kdcMy, AthnO, Ttachtr of Fhsa Uorte, Organ and Malodeon. Addraaa—Cara Lawaha and Hajrnea, WhlUhall atrae^,or ^p.Bog2ll. . . Admlulstratoi-'s halo. of an older of lha Court of Ordinary of I ■ale, Ix'fJK the CDnrt ifunau door In friwfbWhtlle, , o«ce. Land ■ulted to the enltare of com. rottoa, or snail gr * la good r« pair, lift OBiauder Clcnunona ia *>i plane, and wfU lake plea*ore in ehowtng It to any pertou wUhtng to porchaee. Tonne, twelve tuoulhn time, with approved paper*. This. Beptemhrr 8, 1871. JAMES M. TRIPLETT. aepU-tge * AdUiyeSaGr. Store House for Rent I OFFES Fk>R REKT A FIRST CLASS BUSI NESS HOUSE. For pertkuUr* appij, hy letter or tn Demon, to A. K. SRAQO. Merchant. Corner Forayth and Mitchell alreeta. No Subscriptions, to the WEEKLY, received for All subscriptions mu ' * " - J - time paid for expires. r books when the CLUBS: Nature for CLUBS iuukI all bo spat at the ■ ml all bo at the same Post Ofllco. Each subscriber'* advantages of Club rates it is only necessary that end at tho same time, aud that all be Ukeu at the sar I take the 'paper for the same ie wiine in Clubs as otherwia j' o Post Ofllco. Sow to JULozzilt Moneys Motible for thD *afn arrW-il of all money aent us by Money Order, by Registered Letter by Express, or by Draft, but not otherwise. If money son! in an unregistered letter is lost, it must be the loss of the person sending it. No paper will bo sent from the office till it la paid **r, and i aan will always be erased when the time paid for expires. Persons sending money by Express mast prepay .largos. To Oorrespondenta i Mr. Stephens will remain in OrawfordvlUe. His connection with THE SUN *81 »ot change bis res deuce. All hitters intended for him, either on private matters or connected with the Political Dsparimen- ' “ ’ '*■ * * 1 ‘ * *‘o him at Crawfordvllle, Ga. THE DAILY SUN take a Daily Paper. The Weekly Sun , qreri la our dolly 1ms. ISaI in of geiMnl IsUimL AU of Mr. Slepbon*' organ at tlw Paople. the Advocate ot Justice, the Detsndas at the opponent ol burdeae heaped upon a tax-paying people, uailoriAl. q,pui l© Um VMXljr THE SUN ia the orj Pcpuiar Ri’jhta^ jyyJ and Oppreaaions of all It will adhare to the old, safe, time-honored landmark* of the Democratic Par ty, aud sternly oppose any “Departure” therefrom. Mk. STEPHENS ia thoroughly enlisted in the Work, aud will contribute to Ita column* almost daily, We ask the friends of llbsrty. every where to aid in extending our circulation. Our Weekly is * vary cheap pepsr, and its Club Rate* are partkularly favorable. _ The Presidential oonteet for 1872 will be the most important lu the history of America. Tho issuea in* volved are momentous, and all that patriots hold dear ia at stake. »PTTm SUX WZZjZj BNDEIAVOin HP yrtiSNgi Issues bo discussed now ; for the adoption of a timeserving Hi tho walortty Paction in Congress. The Radioais have asked os, as nemocre*. to pledge oureetvee to ao- oept, indorse, aland by, defend aud build upon these measures forever. Those Democrats who glv8 this pledge of coarse must ‘‘depart” from the faith of their lathers. Home of them hare already gone over to the enemy’a camp ; and while they and the Radical cohorts which they have joined are calling out lae- Uly for us aU to go with them, a tow other* are advising us to hshl onr pence Jest we disturb ths harmony and distract ths oounssls of the Democratic Party I . ' w yerily, if we should h*kl our peace, "the stones would cry out" We cannot remain silent we cknnot than connsei ©sr people to accent aud welooanr their #wn ruin, and thank God for the privilege I It is of the utmeat Importance that these tu •• departure " by tho General Co “ * *' Joslgment it willbe total tn policy, Fidelity to the Oonstftntiouto thi one who ia a true friend to that sacred instrument, _ — Liberty. The righto and liberties of the whole people are Jwps r d*tod »<* —9 *»<*• min Iks fto>thth*a 1* the North ;and we •# toe 8oh to have no interests at staha in the momentous issues of Um day.whioi are not common to North and South, alike. We respectfully ask a fair share of public patroime. All semmaaicatfcxM or U«ton m ftsstoe- ahoJd Ve addrsased to J. HENLY SMITH, Manager, g y ’/ ATLANTA, OL ‘ *%. Wa reapefUy *sk ov Waahly Rxchagnaa to pahlish WKdto* thto ptoapaetoa. Taos Orahe't Creek AtUls. F. A. BARBOUR A CO. D* below Tonyth. next door to MBS. Dk C. O'EREFB, Postponed Sale. Bellwood Depot, on ths Western Jk Atl until Wednesday, 27th September. Hacks ry visitors free. Free lunch at 12 o'clock, a eptJO-Ullday FLOUR, MEAL, % SHIP STUFF, rnejemeur, surmir. r Hiuaaarr met run von wheat. -s» i re»*«a rea.«w n re. are m. at n*nn>‘ iDaittits, Ittucltn, ®lc. FAX.T. TRAT)Ti—1871. SHARP & PLOYD, Jewelers »n<l Silver-Smiths, W * HA v B RECENTLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED OUR STUBS, MAKING IT THE Ifsndaomett fiale-Sacm fn Ore South, and added Freeh Attractfona ia F 'tilW W H--3B H , - i fe-ijii i , Ur SterUgg Ttais-Kropin; qualUiea, Blegantlg C'sneti. neixutiiur0per«, Vei?t nn<l Gnanl Chalao. AN UNEQUALLED DIAMOND STOCK, VEHY kto Adtah atorllng Wilvoi-wnra for Wedding Preaenta, En- graved without Charge In Superior Style. no. TUUd Wire, truook, Mutile end Branw Clock., Wedding hu. ArtieOe Brouee, ete. We we /•<««•!» Tir hi -,r :> Ageoto for ths MONO SFECfPAOIaES, Ths Bast Aid to Impairsd glgbt Known. Wa give panooal attantton to -ii ■ . 1 lr n . * g Repairing ot Jewelry and Watches, And have the Finest Workmen in the City, ..*• We take Pleasure in Rhowhtg o*t Store and Block to aU. IV*e Oder Greater Inducements than Heretofore to Purchasers sntiMtf SHARP & FLOYD. Jnsnriinte Companji. Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF ST. LOUIS, MO. JPothtng Concealed—.Tothint Fxatf crated—JCo False Expecta tions Raised. T his company offbbs the pcbuc a new ixatube pecotjably rw own. whtoh how- EVER, does not depart from the old, n ull-tried aud safe principles, which underlie all aouad Life In- surauce. It guarantees an annual dividend to Policy holders OF SEVEN PE H CENT. On all cash Prc mi am* paid to the Company. Thi* Dividend can be used To Reduce the Amount of the Jb'ext Premium—To Mncreaee th Policy j or, Can he Withd awn in Cash at the End of any Pot -Pear. This is Realty a Sreen per cent or Money at Com pound Interest, Coupled icith the Advantages of lAft Insurance. There is no uncertainty about tho AMOUNT of the Annual Dividends to PoHcy holder*. It to * definite sum, fixed in the face of the Poller, being Seven Per. Cent. Compound Interest, on the amount of mo ney paid by the Policy holder to the Company, and left in ita hands. All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE. forfeiting tow is adopted hy the Com pan _ . .. is Promium, the cash surrender vaiuuoi Policy and keeps it in forco till the tmrrender value ia exhausted. If the full annual Premium is paid every year In cash, aud ap Dividends or Interest AocmmulaUoas 1 ft in tha hand* of the Company FOR NINE YEARS, the Policy wUl become SELF-BUST AIMTIN-O For ^l^metocome, and keep itself In force for its full amount WITHOUT ANY F URTHER Tlio*o Advautagos aro not Offored lay any otlBox* Company. Another equitable feature iu the Company in that all ita premiums takcu iu Georgia will be invested in tli«< State, to assist in building up its own resources. This Company is not confined in its operations to the Seven Per Cent Interest Plan, but gives in surance upon any the well established plans that may be dealred. Eo. Further iuiormetiou Apply to Cranston & Strobhart. General Agents for Georgia, ^Augusmdm Decatur Rtroet. 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Vmabls'i Arithmetical Series, P, R ; ^raxatt, T.L.D., Prelaw of MathMoatlM in Ita CalwnitT of Ylfirnla- Tlw* book, rec reewred rem»h,tt by intcllictot toacbcw with the Ugbwt MiWIViioii A, bom* mo«t aSminbly oria|i(Ml H,r nk-ntal drill, ao mil a. fir tiitinire aim tion. Thm. BMhnd., rate, ud naortiii,’. at. clrtr, diitinet kwind, and coreprebreuln. MidiboKriaiiiwrefollYprodmldOTogbont. ' Holmes' History of tho United etstss, By GtoM4«K V Holm us, LLJ>., at th© Unireraity of Ylrgfaio. It b enough to lay of thi* udiuimills work, luteresling, ininanud, and truthfol, at well at pure and graccAil El styk. that fit U tlw <w(y History vt the United Stoics which ia stricti* wrrnlitm It eotoet down to the present date, Alw>, De Vera’s F—ph Grammar, Readers, etc., Cilderaleeve’s Latin Seri—, Oun*enlsnJwdt>n«4to0liffit eto., eto. Srad fcf on ocw IU.I STItATF.n DKSCBtPTlVB CATALOGUE, which will bo mailed free to any tearlier or school oiBrcr. 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