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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1871. NO. 425 THE DAILY SUN Puklinlu-d bjr the Atlanta San Piiblteklac Company. Alexander H. aiapheu, 1 l rroPri ^ Alexander H. Mephana, Paltttaal Editor. A. K. WatMia, - - ■ • News Editor. J. llenjr Smith. Ueneral Editor and Bust ness Manascr. DOT local Kdltor WILLIAM H. MOORE. Oar City Aval. CapL Joiix 8. Wuc i. oar Atrent for Atlwla Is .utotoUal Ur toooiT. sabscripUoiis. misko collec tion., todrionfreot for idverOslug. HOW TO HXHIT MOHXT. Ws will be responsible lor to. <tf« srrlYslof ell money soul us by Money Order, by Kegletered Let ter bv Kxnrees, or by Draft, but not otherwise. If moneySlttoiXtoSSjStottor l.lo-,U mart be the loee of tbo pereon eendln* it No peper wUl be eent from the °«ce UU 11 ****** for, sminsmee wUlslweye be erseed when the lime P ‘ia-°Pe?« P o l i'it , ~ndln« money by Espreeemuet pre- pey chargee. Te OorrttpenienU. Mr. Stcpbene wlU remeln In Crewfordrillr. Uta connecUon with Tax So«i will not cbonge hu reri- dence. All lettere Intended for him. e«M l£ nU matters or oonaeoted with the partmeut of tills paper, should bo addressed to bun eny bind, toriuctal -1th Ttoguit, except lie PoUUadftepertment, ehouldbe id toTI Jddrwmd tolfHenly Smllh, Meneger, Atlanta, Oft. Terms of Bulworiptlom jSAWBS feriLwK too low. After a four months trial. we And that the rnioo of oor Dally ia botow the coat of printing it; BUS ZhtS* f« oh* Weakly haw 1*> been b Tb*iS»ro. on and after the Bret day of October, onr term. wlU be es lollowe : DAIIjY i sin,!, cpy v.v.v.v:.v.v.v:.v. ,1 S«. „ “ For a lean period than Six Month* (per month) * w CLUBS FOB THE DAILY. Three Cople. One Year ” “ j» ur ■„ ■„ « «> nT *. e. .a “ 68 00 ,;;;;;; 84 oo 3 Ccsfa. Eight Single Copies . • WEEKLY FEB ANNUM i Single Copy. Three Copt#* 8 oo fito oo ,.28 00 • a e a 2 00 Oae^HnndrodOopta*-. ••**•*• * l * 00 WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS : f ^ Single Copy 60 “ "**I!!!.*.*!-.1.... « 00 7 60 16 00 Three Fife Ten Ona Hundred Copiee, BU Months.. Mnorle Copies 5 Cenit. SELMA. ROME AMD DALTON R. R. SSISSsk;:: *2j;-S , 535ti Antes at m " S M h w Leave Dalton 9 at a m *10 15 p.m. Leave Romo 2:?n»w »• 4* l it Arrive at Holm,....... • »=“»• *■>*-— — Arrival, and Ocpartare.of Train, to and from Atlnntn* Washington, September 28.—One of the New York delegations withdrew last night, angry at being allowed only half M vote, end the convention adjourned until 9 o’clock thin morning. The Greeley delegations had a meet ing early, and invited in the dissatisfied delegation. The room was too small, and they adjourned to the City Hull. Bitter feeling was expressed, but without action. They adjourned to 11 o’clock. It seems that these delegations from New York stand thus: The Fentonites excluded the Conklingites, and admitted the Greeleyites with a vote and a half each, upon which the Greeley ites withdrew, and the pend ing question is upon conferring a full vote upon the Conklingites. The Committee on Permanent Organi zation reported A. D. White for Presi dent Adopted. White renewed his tlmuks. G. Hilton Scribner was renominated for Secretary of Stute by acclamation. Francis 0. Barlow for Attorney Gciierol, and Wm. B. Taylor for State Engineer. There are suits pending in the various United States ^Courts, for $2,850,000, taxes principally against distillers and tobacco manufacturers and their lands men. All will,be pressed at the fall ses sions of the Courts. Washington, Sept. 28.— 1 The British- American Claims Commission has con cluded its permanent organization.— Count Conti is Chairman, and Thos. C. Cox, of the State Department, Secretary. The Commission agreed upon rules and regulations for the conduct of businoss, regulating tho forms of memorials, pre scribing the manner of taking testimony and tho manner of bringing on causes for a final hearing. These preliminaries completed, thero remains nothing for tlio Commission to do till tho cases arc ready, hence it ad journed till the 14th of November. In the meantimo business will be mainly in the hands of the agents of the respective governments, in the preparation of proofs, Ac. So much of the rules as prescribes the form of memorials and tho manner of taking testimony, will be published at once for the information of interested parties. Probabilities. Bising barometer and clear weather will probably continue, on Friday, in the Southern and Gulf States. Partially cloudy and clear weather in the Middle States. Cloudy and clearing weather in New England, with westerly winds. The barometer will probably fall from Wis consin to Arkansas and westward, with fresh easterly winds on the upper Jakes, by Friday afternoon. the viruk ft Atlantic tom "*I*Ja££ U ‘*° AI> ‘ NIGHT PAS8BMGEE TRAIN—OUT WAKD. LeftTOft Atlanta .10:30 p r Arrive* «<**££*£ * * Leaves Atlftntft. Arrives ftt Chattanooga VAST USB TO SEW lOU-ODTWaD. ^^ Leaves Atlanta d m Arrive* at Dalton • • • SIGHT FAMEKOKB TRAIN—WWARD.. _ Leaves Chattanooga v Arrives at Atlanta • • DAT FASiBNUER TRAIN—IHWARD. Leave* Chattanooga p in ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD. Leave* Dalton Arrives at Atlanta GBOROIA (AC OUST A) RAILROAD. (A r o Da, Train on Sunday.) Ntubt Pawmer p! m Nlgbt Paaaangar Train leavaa ; “ p—uget Trtou -rm. “ J; “ mi D.y Paaaanier Train leevea- ;j! Utona Muunuln Accommodation mivea.. .8 «* *. m Stone Mountain AooonnmxUtlon leavaa....6 86 P- n> HAOOM AMD WXATXUM XAILXOAD. Da, Paaicax— Mato • jg >• g- wSBffipWggl'aiito' ■■■■•'"■ ■ l0 8 : “^.m ATIAMTA AMD WX8T POIMt XAIUtOAP. Nlabt Peeeeuger Treln Arrive. Night PeeeeugvrTraln leevee t? m De, MtotoCtoTreln «riVM..J m 10:01 a Hey Passonger Tralu leaves, ATIAMTA AMD XICMMOKD AIB-UMM XAMOAD. Leave . Arrive et A Merita. 9 p , Lvav. AtiAou........ p. S. Arrive at UalneavUla. Mac on A Angiwte lUilrorid, oat iuomm *»*I« D H.T. mmDAT. JtotoJTB). Leavs Augoata at « on A M. Leave Macon at 5 JS p 5 Arrive at Macon al.. | gg P. M. Arrive at Augusta at^. Western Railroad of ’ § ‘ DAM Leave Seim Arrive at West Point - ^ p M Leave West Point ~ S Z Arrive et Montgomery Leave Columbus Arrive st Columbus... ..13:30 PM Atlantic and Qalf Rnllrond Til ROM Savannah, On., via ^lb*ny, Jacksonville suet TsUaliassee, to Quincy, Horida. Arrive at Jacksonville daily.■••••• Arrive at Taltahasee* daily (Sundays oeptad. ..10:15 P. M . 1:60 P. M . 1:45 P. M . 7:35 P.M Leave TaUabassec daily . ^^jp^O A. M Leave Jaekionviiis dally _ Leave Albany daily. JS T M Irrlxoll HAYinnxll itallv • b.SCAem . 6)80 AM Arrive at Savannah daily augT -*• ' - — Memphis and Charlsatoa Railroad. W. J. Akers. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. TIME TARLE OT THE KXMFBIA AND CRARUULOE E. R. OOXSO WBSTI Morning Express leave#Chattanooga, Arrives in Memphis, same daj u no p II fiHii Train leave* Chattanooga t j^s p m Srivi. in MempbU. ucrtd.,^. . II .161 M COMING east: w Morning **^"'“”* ^ Arrive, to Ubetlanoogto next mommg Mell Train leave. Memphla.. “ Arrive, in ChatUriooff. on! <!»?,—■ Ma COM rind RrunMWlok R«llro«l DAI .oooritooDAXlo, xriAiM—iDailJ axeapt HnndAjra) 600 PM . 6:36 p. m . 8:10 p.m. Arrive^ Leave Brunswick.. - • Arrive et Macon Passenger Hbed. NIGHT PASSENOE* (Duiiy Leave Macon Passenger 8hcd Arrive at Savannah Ymv. Leave Savannah.. a au*. Arrive et Macon fueenger Shad.. ••••• ••• *• HAWX.M.V.LLX TX.1M (D-l|- Leave Macon (««■(« •">'<' gut Si Leave llawkiusville. aiikejtaMaeeo GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE Ufflstatlre ( lirirtt-r HrmUS In 1H49. Rev. U«d. V. Brawn, PrenloeHi rjllIE next Academic year begins on TELEGRAPH NEWS Bf the Heir York AmneUted Presn. WAS KING TON. TheJYnc Yurie CnneenUnn J i Muddle—The Mup- imt ef the Utmeuliy —J\ytmlnmtlen»—Snil$ mgnluet Teuc Delin quent! to he !• reweed. yellow fever; also, tlioy hold that not a dingle case has appeared this season." The weather in oool. ALABAMA. DOMESTIC NEWS. Bottom) for Cldmtou—Montgomery in Mumming —People of «U Clemen Tent trying Their Me- epeet tor the Deod. Montgomery, September 28. — The death of General Jas. H. Clanton, Chair man of the Democratic State Executive Committee, creates the profoundest grief among all classes. Every business house, without exception, and many private houses, are draped in mourning. Fes toons of crape stretch, along the streets for more than a mile. The colored peo ple vie with the whites in testifying their affection for (Clanton. All the business houses and engine room are heavily draped. An immense meeting of all parlies at the theatre, passed resolutions and ap pointed committees to receive and eaoort his remains. The Mayor and City Coun cil did likewise. Every heart is bowed down, and every oouutenonco shaded among the people of Alabuma, who loved him. regardless of party. NEW YORK. Voroner'e Yerdiet—Meported Com of Cholerm— The Byrorteoe Convention-.M Hopelenn Split— U tee ley men In Connell. New York, September 28.—Tho Cor oner’s verdict in tho case of the youug lady who died in the dentist’s chair, ex onerates the Doctor, but urges the dis use of chloroform except in severe cases. A man is said to have died of cholera in Essex street on Wednesday. The Brooklyn polioe report a case of yellow fever in that city. Syracuse, Sept. 28.—Alex. Barkely was nominated for canal commissioner. The Resolutions indorse Grant. The Convention adjourned. The Greeley delegation has reconvened in Wild’s Opera House. Tho speeches are very denunciatory. A Committee of six appointed with power to odd to their number and call State convention, if necessary. Adjourned. The following is an extract from a speech at tho meeting of the Greeley del egation, attendiug to tho convention from which they withdrew: “We have met in this convention tho collectors of poita and internal revenue officers from ail over the State. Wehavo met postmasters in solid phalanx, the district attorneys, the ugistrors in bank ruptcy and tho bankrupts; also, and yet, the peoplo against the office-holders have only been defeated by a n* ijority of 30. Tho money-bags of Wall street w’erc brought here also. Henry Clews had brought money hero to give the office holders a victory over tho people.” UTAH. MARYLAND. Reported Jrreet of Brigham Young—W*h»t Hrlghnm 1YUI Do. Salt Lake, Sept. 28.—There is much excitement here, caused by tho reported arrest of Brigham Young. No arrest has been made, although it is expected. It is stated on good authority that Brigham will meet all the charges brought against him as a law-abiding citizen, and will offer no opposition to arrest. The Commercial Convention. Baltimore, Sept. 28.—The Railroad Committee reported, among other resolu tions, one declaring that the Air-Line Road from Cincinnati to Chattanooga would conduce to the general welfare, especially of the South, and one favoring a rood from the Atlantio to the Pacific, south of the Central Pacific road. TENNESSEE. The Cortee'Jo Open Monday—Sagoilm IlecUnew. Madrid, Sept. 28.—King Amadeus opens tho Cortes on Monday next. Sagosta declines tho candidature for tho Presidency of tho Spanish Cortes. Tho Carlists will vote in blank. The Turf. Nashville, Sept. 28.—Nelly Gray won the 2 mile boat and the mile and a half dash. She distanced Calcutta in the first race. Time 3:871, and in the second 2:401. SOUTH CAROLINA The Yellow Peter. Charleston, September 28.—Three deaths from yellow fever have occurred in the last 24 hours. OHIO. Mhomtwell on llte Slump. Cincinnati, September 28.—Boutwell is addressing a political meeting to-night. PENNSYLVANIA. Commercial Pnllnre. Philadelphia, Soptember 28.—The failure cf Cbas. Vesiu A Co. is reported. MASSACHUSETTS. .gdame Accept!—The Radical Contention Rot. tie! Ratter. Boston, September 28.—Johu Quincy Adams has written a letter accepting the Democratic nomination. Worcester, September 28.—The re- suit i»: Witshbumc Mil, liutlcr 4M.— Butler declare, th.t he .ill accept tlieoc- tion-of the conrention as final. Tho roeolutions indorse Gntut, and any woman Hnffrage rtxiuirea respectful and careful consideration. LOUISIANA- 1IOND4Y, SXrTEMBCB 18. An lj lpotic CUM ItM b«o formed for toe benefit aAl^Tr^r. n.., de^r. .Ull foririer to Improve toennelve*. or to prtptoe 6* «V NewlutrutArion twiuar. GrtoJ Mtoo. ar. L<p«M. Art m iriodwrito to 1» ototo iimiUr Institutions. For furtoer puttonUn .ddnto to. Prtoldent MAdUOD, July », nil. IjIl-MtowtolUto r*. feltow «• Jtanf, HK.rt. I. «mm T.xm 1«r»lt New Oblkanh, Sept. 28.—Tho Pica yune nays tho rreaidcnt of tho Board of Health aocompenicvl a delegation of merchants this morning to tho Gover nor's oflico, and stated that he had per sonally won every case of fever in the city,and woe untuned that there woald be no farther mortality, or any spread of the tliueoae. He considered tbo alarm about fever hero, at Galveston, or elaowbore, aa premature and without any just cause. Two negroes wore killed lost night in ofirays in different quarters of the city. A number of morciioata called on the Governor regarding the Galveston quar antine, and Warmoth telegraphed Gov ernor Davis oh follows: ‘-There aro but five cases of yellow fever iu the city, and but three deaths have occurrod in ten days. None of the cases are considered dangerous, anti there is no bar of the sprred of tho disease. The qtiarantine now enforced seriously impedes com men*, and many persons of your State, now in the city, lie greatly incommoded bv it (Signed) ,H. C. Wafmoth. Collector Casey te'egraphed Governor Davis: “There are only five reported coaea of fever hero. The oity wae never in a healtliier condition. I have my family unacclimated,here, and would not keep them iu the city an hour did I deem ..." nt ah* nltloaf Mill S^EBLtaifia^SiaSllTw-iridirto'i-i-- FOREIGN NEWS. SPAIN AUSTRIA. Jt„m.rr«f JMir.tia* rf Tnmel. Vienna, Sept. 28.—It ia rumored that Francis Joseph is nliout to abdicate, bo- cause of despondency at bis unfitness to meet the constitutional crisis which threatens the dissolution of the Binpiro. ITALY. BtfUti. Rome, Sept. 28.—The Italian Ambas sador, Nigra, has been recalled from France. ENGLAND. tofAl JCrj»fmf.ri—Mart.. Jlriultn. London, September 28.—There was a heavy gale off the English coast. A collier explosion took placo in York- shire. Several persons were killed. ^Napoleon has the rheumatism at Tor- quay. The ship Gresham from tho Went In dies for London was stranded off Dunga- An unknown brig foundered off Drog heda. AU were lost The Brazilian Chambers adjourned without concurrent notion upon tho biU emancipated the slaves. The ship Hospers was wrecked at tlio mouth of tho Wesor. AU on board were loot. ►-«-< FRANCE. iiuuis (10; new 59; levees 71; 8s 82; Ala bama eights 100; fives 68; Georgias 82; sevens 01; North Carolines 41; new23i; South Carolines 75; new 51. Philadelphia, September 28.—Cotton steady; middlings 191. Boston, September28.—MlddUngs 20i @20!c; gross receipts 175; Bales 800; stock 4,500. New Yoke, Sept 28.—Cotton closed firm, sales 1,807; uplands 19j. Orleans 90). Flour a shade firmer, common to fair extra $6 70@7 85, good to choice $7 UX&a 00. Whisky 98(a81 00. Wheat irregular, dosing a shade firmer, Winter red Western 81 57(u'.l 00. Corn a shade firmer, 73|@74. Mess Pork 813 50. Lard quiet. Nitvala very Hnn. Tallow steady. Freights steady. Money easy 4. Sterheg 8)081. Gold 14f(«14J. Gov ernments dull und steady, Southerns dull null generally heavy. 8. JinMan’a Sons Jron CDorkt. 1 Macon domes to Atlanta Again j w FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS FOREIGN MARKETS. Colton, Modoy* Monde, Me. London, (September 28—evening.— Bullion increased 21 million; total in vault 31| million. Consols 9B|. Bondi* 92*. Turpentine 49*4 &l(" Parts, September 28—cvetoing.- Ren tes 60(m42. Liverpool, riepteml >cr 2&~r-6veniaig. — Cotton closed firm. Breadstuff's ffrm.— Flour 24(q*7. London, 8cpt«*mhor 28, untm. Oonaola 92i(fit92|. Tbe Bank rate of interest has been udvuumi to 4 per cqut. Liverpool, Septemoer 2X, noon.— Cotton opened firm; uplands 9*(a9J; Orleans 9|@|. Later—Cotton firmer ; sales ii 15,000 bales; speculation and export 3,000. SOUTHERN MARKETS. Cotton, Bonin. Tor, Molmnee, Bngor, etc. Galveston, September 28.—Cotton un changed; good ordinary 15i(aylG; net re ceipts 798; sales 1300; stock 16,970. Augusta, September 28.—Cotton steady; middliug 174; uet receipts 400: sales 450. Mobile, Soptember 28.—Cotton—mid dlings 194 J net receipts 70: exports 1158; exports eoastwiso 389; solos 100; stock 8065. Savannah, September 28.—Cotton in goo<l demand; middlings 184: net re ceipts 956; sales 825; stock 5503. Wilmington, September 28.—Spirits turpontinc firm at 59. Rosin—$7 50 for extra pale; $6 50 for pale crude. Tur- pentino firm at 82 95 for hard; 84 40 for yellow dip; 84 75 for virgin. Tar firm at 82 25. Baltimore, September 28.—Flour— high grade® advanced 50c, others held higher. Wheat active and firmer. Corn unchanged. Fork unchanged. Bacon active and advancing tendency; shoul ders 8@8J. Whisky 98(fl99. Charleston, September 28. — Mid dlings 18J; not receipts 984; sales 200; stock 8,797. ‘ Norfolk, September 28.—Cotton firm; middlings 184; net receipts 385; exports coastwise 1,868; sales 50; stock 3,756. New Orleans, September 28.—Cotton dull and lower; middlings 19j; net re ceipts 888; gross 778; exports 3,47*2; sales 1,000; stock 18,079. New Orleans, September 28.--Wes tern produce, groceries and provisions unchanged. Bank sterling 24]; sight i premium; gold 14J. Memphis, September 28.—Cotton re ceipts 395 bales; shipments 545 Imles; middlings 18J. Wilmington, September 28. —Mid dlings 18c; net receipts 225 bales; stock 1,944. * Baltimore, September 28. — Cotton firm; middlings 19fc; net receipts 230 bales; gross receipts 350; exports coast wise 200; sales 150; stock 1,485. REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ! Competent Workmen furnished upon application to oYerhsul Engines, ■>* Mills, etc., In snj section of the country. FINDLAY’S SAW - DUST GRATE BAR SHOULD BH USED DY EVERY SAW-MILL l'ltOPWETOB. Mills!imps, Rpltinir, Circular Saws, Steam Fillings, Babbit Metal, etc., etc. rUUNISHKD TO ORDER. TKltHS, CASH OB APFHOVED I’AI’KU. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Macon, Ga. WESTERN MARKETS. Meat!, BreadelulTi, Crain, TYMeky, ttte. Cincinnati, September 28.—Pork in good demand at $13. Lard firm at 9J.— bacon in light demand and firm. Whis ky 94. Louisville, September 28.—Bagging qniet and steady; round lots 17@18; stock 6,000 pieces. Provisions firmer; bacon active. Km ^bucrtiecmcnto. Office Atlanta'! .Street H. It. ATLANTA, HkptmiijKS 37,1871. f AM directed by the Board of Direc tor! to collect tho FOURTH installment of $36 per *hsr* on tho atock subscribed to tho Wost End line. Plesso call and pay tho assessment. Bring jrour receipt* for former payments and got certificates of stock i«id up. W. P. ORME, sep29 3t. TrcsBuror. Yon Amlm. Paris, September 28.—Baron Von- Amim has gone to Germany on account of ill health. INDIA. The Death Sentence. Calcutta, September 28.—The Assas sin of the Chief Justice has been sen tenced to death. MARKET REPORTS. NORTHERN MARKETS. (.11..., .Ftoriririte/, Mr.md.l-r., Urmia. Mr. New Yoke, HeptemlxT 28.—Cotton quiet; middling uplands 19f; Orleans 20); soles 500 bales. Cotton sales for future delivery, lost evening 6,900 bales-September, 199 18 (%1M»; October, 18 15 18019 3-16; No vember, 19 1-10(3,191; December, 19(« 19 3-16; January, 19); March, 19); April, 20. Stocks steady, Money steady. Gold steady. Governments doll. State bonds dull but heavy. Exchange—long 8); short 9). New York, Heptember 28—evening.— Cotton sales for future delivery, to day, 9800 boles—September, 19)(«19i; Octo ber, 19(« 19 3-16; November, 19 1-16(« 191; December, 19M6&191; January, 191(0 19 5-16; February, 19); Mareh 19) (a,19l. New York, Sept. 28.—81s 15); 62s A6); 64s 15);'65s 15J; new 14); 67s 14); 68s 14); ton forties 111; Tenncssecs 71; O. jtUjUR, Jiucllonttr. Three hots at Executor’s Hale. WILL sell, st City 1U11. first Tuo*il«y, 3d day of I. October next a vacant 1« and Venable streets -100 feet square. r of Mills Also, a vacant lot, same sizo, on Vonable street, adjoining the abovo;aud a lot fronting fifty feet Mills street, running back name width 300 feet, bounded on the cast by J. J. Blackman's lot, and • tho west by Mrs. K. J. Anderson's lot Bold as tho property of Edwin l’aync, deceased. O. W. ADAIR, scp39 3L Real Estate Agent. 00,000 DOliXiJ TO LOAN, ren per cent, for six month* or longer, A Gold Collateral Parties wishing to borrow had be»t apply prompt ly to CHA8. J. JENKIMH, President, Or, J- B. BEAN, (.'ashler Merchants* and Planters' National Bank, 233 Broad .Street, *t-p29 lm Augusta, Goorgta. Axmlnister, .HoqiiettP, Velvet and Body Urnssels Carpet, IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT THE CAItPET STORE OF CHAMBERLIN, BOVNTQN A CO. wptsf-liu _ Window MiAien, Laco Curtains Unto* quin Materials laniuk, Itoi'f. Rttgf, T.ble .ml noor Oil Cloth., M.I., M.tUn,-. Wril IW<t «ul Upliolrienr OomU, In Urge riuiiitl*'., .t the Carpet Store of •»1>12I1-Ini CHAMIILUI.IN, HOVE TON I The Lament and .flout Superb Stock of TAPEHTOV, BRUSSELS CAnPETM Iri to. South, now on rahlhUton U to. Cup«l Stor. toptOO-lm. CHAMU1BUN, BOYNTON k 00. Head of Third St., Sign of “The New Flag.” M|ACON,(GEORGIA. THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH! Skilled Labor and Modern Machinery. All iWorK tWarrantoa. Northern Prices for Machinery Duplicated. stl.i.fi tLircijrms or ^jrr- m.rn juen size. Ltndlay's Improved Circular Hair Mill, Merchant Mill Dear ing, most approved hinds: Sugar Mills and Sump Kettles/ Iron ■ Fronts, H’tndow Sills and Lintels ; Castings of Iron and Brass or Every Description, and Machine ry o4 all hinds TO ORDER. IRON R 'A I L I N G, Of Elegant Designs, aud at Prices that Defy Competition. *l»No Charge for New Patterns In Furnishing * Outfit of Machinery for Uaw or Merchant Mills.^9% TIIK GREAT, ECLIPSE Screw Cotton and Hay Press, Patented Feb’y 27, 1871,|by Findlay * Craig, An ANTI.YRinnoN SCREW—A KECHAOTCAL WONDER. Thl. wonderful Mechtollcri tohl.y.ment ta n,*.?tol UAl'llilTV .ud I.K1HTNK8H of DRAUOHT, STANDS WITUUUTA RIVAL, tod I. dtoUltod .t M wlj du to .npoTNdo ALL OTUER Cotton Screw,, bo they (.brleoUd of Wrousbt or OHt Iron. J ' 4 CuLAPAiicnEE. Ua.. December 21,1870. il FINDLAY’S SONS, Findlay's Iron Work*, Macon, Qa.: ^ . . . Dp.aii Slim -lAte tins fall I purchased from you one of your Findlay k Craig Eclipse ratant Berew_0oV •- ---» -e.— . a.ii ..4 htriM.i .in «*«•♦ hcHitato to pronounce it the most rapid, of lightest ton Presses, and, after a full and fair trial, do draught, m»bt powerful-4n fact, the best (without excoptlou) Cotton Press I .... — _.id all othcr iAm Serew Prcssc#' I have ever seen or used, there is just simply no comjartaon^^jrj P *p nt H r —You'may* consider my order In for two more of the above Prosso* for next season, and may look for many orders from thi* section : my neighbor* are determined to bavo them, aa they can pack by hand twice as fast a* any of the other Iron Bcrow Presses can by horse power. _ Hi nee last fall, and l*ef«»ro accepting Patent, wo added improvements and taborsonAOienuoo Wu4.vno rendoriug it nDtFBCT in every particular. The screw or pin, has a pitch, ar fall, of 0* Inches '. that O. at every tarn of the scrw, f<»llower block desoohda (or ascends, ah the may be) «' 4 inches. The de vice of tho iuIhi or nut in which the screw works, is such as to materially reduce the friction, so grs^t ta the common screw : thereby rendering It an easy task for three hands to pack * baloofcotton ln_H ALFTHE - »- rer. [Hoe J. L. Gilbert s oertlfloata.] ’When «Mira- 11 without change of Axturee. STRENGTH, DUBA- ootnmon screw ; thereby rendering it — •— v TIME OF ANY OTHER Iron Screw Press by h hi. ,n onlln.ry muln fto b. «ub.titutM for tbroo man without cb.n«ii or nituro*. Htoton, RII.ITY. RA1TDITY. LIGHT DRAUGHT, and HTANDINU BOONI ritop of box, too., .to., Iri toorL »• !»»; nounco it ton BEST Screw lftci. IN THE WORLD, toil *“ other Screw frniiri To purebreer. w. OUARANTEE SATISFACTnON of HKrUND PRICE MONEY. SEND YOU PUCK LIST, ETC. R. FINDLAY'S SONS, Macon, Qo. f CRAIGS PATENT HORSE POWER, Foil DllIVINO COTTON GINH. Woodwork, (lot. upon to. ground, tod oa-nimplret. (Mromfcto tod nrel .rer yto Inreritod. Require..... —~ —— 1 — bo pat up WITHOUT too tod of « Mocbtotc. Hiitiwliitiou Guaruatoud or Money Ketundcd SEND FOB IIJ.U8TDATED CIRCULAR. R. FINDLAY’S SONS, Macon, Qa. The New Portable Steam Engine For Driving Cotton Olns, Printing Preases, and for a hy purpose requiting from one to ten bore* Power. £ • T BIT are safe. The furnace is surrounded by water, except at thodegr. The TSwrwiSSSS utRlSo protection from fire They are safer than a stove, and FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES MAKE NO EXTRA CHAIUJE where these engine* are used. . »a There 1* POSITIVE PROTECTION AGAINST EXPLOSION. It* ft"*"" 1 'WkaTOter M NO BP ARK CAN ESCAPE. KO MATTER WHAT FUEL IH U8ED—*n Important Jn eotaon jtn- ntng ami similar work. Awarded first premiums by American Institute 1369*70. Send wr Deecnptiv* Circe tar and Prioe List. a^-kimball 's It. A A. It. R. money received for old claims or new orders. B. FINDLAY’S SONS, MAOOHt #A» $25.00 Ssved t $25.00 Save*! PRICES AND TERMS OF WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. No. f, Plain Table $ 45 No. 0, half-ease, pin bx $0 No. 7. do tan'y AS No. 7, Folding cover 70 Na. 8. Full Cabinet, 100 No. 8, Folding Cover, 130 mrrrcxan. flOrawo. $5 rnno »» •*?- WAEKANTED FIVE YEARS BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO W. wish It ditolnettF uud.retood that tow. rif. onr inufrairiwklokw.ri.Tord.toto.i todutotonn- ul our HriCklOM to h>v. every poiit of .xotokDc. to bo found to toy Underfeed AutHri MriChUri, r— u durabto, mode ofu |oo<l mtowitoriritov Mmk to toe world, ud that It wlUdOM tooftot work w. H. OBiFTnr. dm. Aytot, HOWE’S Lock - Stitch Sewing MAOHTNEJS ^ UK WORLD RENOWNED HOB DURABILITY work they are capable of perfonutaf wtihewl change or ro-odjostaent At tho Great Exposition Univeranlle in Faria, 1867, they « . I the Highest Prise Massive Gold ModoU-ovor_83 oompctltars, and iventer ef the Sewing Ma chine. The growing apt ixceUenoe by the inteUigeot people ef this eons try ras clearly shown by the unprecedented seta of the Howe Sewing Machine this very targe number a tangle case of alssetisfsa tion cannot be found. They auin the ‘Howe, or Look-Stitoh’ chtoM thnt atakritotobtootlfril .Utck to pwftoUon. Th« ofg oo hu bow racontly ..teblitood it to. da km M examine the Howe before you .V t . , member that Mr. Howe waa the original Inventor of the Sewing Machine, and gave twenty yeas* of hi* life to perfecting this machine. Every Howe Machine ta Warranted fin* 8 Yenn tutor re- ^ * ty of phln ud onumeutto oiwtof. Goiiuto, Eliu How. GonulM BlB«.r UtoriUM Wbotoer k WUtori.. Dhowlug tort too How. Mtokto. btotori toUta. tion wito to. prikHc toto utoot k. uatolMtw*tow The Howe Machine Oo Cow. Sroad * ilribritoa *th NEXT DOOR T*> BUN OFNfC UTLSriU, M. AGENTS WANTED Of EVERY TOW* AltD COimXY THROUGHOUT THB FT ATE. ,» » 40,000 ixiunds 11*000 ; 1 barrels Flour; car load time, until October or suburban recent building lets. Tertne«oay. Apply A. K. HKAOO, Cor. Forsyth and Mitchell *Va 4-lmdhw atones to Atlani ^b. Pay Your Toxe*. iTTHRtll . re* street, nedy Coi k H01. on Peechtre# street^nedy to receive the amount* due for J Taxon. They MpUAOt The people ore ret j, thereby eeviag