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THE DAILY SUN Office in the Sun Building, West tuft gf Broad street, Second Door South of Alabama. New Advc lisemenlx altrays found on First Paoe; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. To Lawyeri. We publish in full, the decisions of the Supreme Court; also the daily ‘ ‘ Pro- ceedings” of the Court, and keep the “Otto of Business'’ standing in our columns. tfj Afmmlm for The Ina, Thomas N. Bormn, Thsfoffisvlll*, Ga. A1XMM Biota. Knoxville, Teun. Dit* Bell, Athens, On. JiEtt T. Banon. Atlanta. oe. 1. Is WwoBT, IhoMoik. Oe, (j^CiuenuTUnaoi, fin. H. o et.wiwn Delta, On. W. a Datu, Jr., Be ten ton. Oe. ' Temui, Matt k Co., While Maine, Oreen Co., On i.U Bun. CheMnnoogn. Tenn. I. o. Paikax, LnOrnngn, On, B. A. YnntatoE, TtkOtneevlUn, On. X. 0. Wiixxamb. Tnlan Point. of Ilia liberty, thongb, like the turn of North Carolina now on trial at Raleigh, he would not deem it prudent to “defy'' the power by which it was enforced. Nor does It follow that we mast aoqui. mice in, accept, approve as settled for all time, as legal and valid, usurpations, wrongs and outrages which we can nei thor prevent nor “defy.” Honest men are not necessarily com]ielled to indorse w ith their acquiescence and approval ev ery successful villainy. Uocauso the Radicals have, by a system of usurpation and fraud, revolutionized the Govern meut so far os they have been able terui bly to cany out their doaigna, is no rea son why tba Democratic party should abandon their principles and take a “new departure" to meet them on their revo lutionary platform. As well might the riotfen of a band *v>f highwaymen make peace with his plunderers by joining the gong and turning freebooter himself. Our neighbor baa placed in array soma of the many wronj^ahich the people of i Price. Ofeu(i of Oar Bwbocrlptloi We ask attention to our now terms of subscription in the first column on oar first pay. •Haste ncptei of the tea Far sale >t tka Center. laitg 8 < WIUU.Y • < ACQUIESCING IN UNCONSTI- TUTIONAIi AND WRONG FIX LEGISLATION. luwtn ta dmaatteaa wklck ware lap paces ta ba Stssslsg. A rate iasno of the Savannah ltepul/li cm ooatains the fallowing article, which expresses itself: The Morning Nevs oopied the whole of Mr. Stephens' oomment on an extract from the Republican, and ins toad of giv ing our reply an equal showing in its cal- asnne, calU fmn U’hero and there to suit its own purpose. This is not exactly fair, but perhaps we should not look for en tire candor in argument in a joumjil whose position on the question discussed is both unreasonable and inconsistent We are pcrfeotly willing to let the ar gument rest where it is, knowing fall well the temper and sentiments of a vast ma jority of thinking, sensible men in tho South. Hut we take the liberty of pro pounding to oor cotemporary a few ques tions, ana we hope it will answer them at its oooweaienoe. 1. Some yean ago, under Federal aji puiuimoni, a so-oafied election was held in Georgia, but a portion of the peoplo being allowed to vote, for membon to a State Convention. A pack of Yaukoo adventurers, a tew degenerate,Georgians, and between thirty and forty negroes oonetitatedetgh t-trn ths of thu body, and they framed aid pot into execution, after a fnmdalsnt popular indonewieut, wbot is BOW celled “The CowxtttoUou of Geor gia." Does the Note oonsider that in- ■frnment tho fundamental law of tho State and binding upon the people? A A little later a similar election was held for Governor of the State under that Constitution, and under the manip ulations of one Halbert (alio a Federal appointee) one Rufns B. Bullock was de clared elected, while every honest man who baa inquired diligently into the facta believes that General Gordon received more votes by several thousand. Docs tho Nevs recognize Bullock ns Governor of Georgia ? or is it willing to say that liis official acts os such should not be re spected by the peoplo of the State ? 8. About tbe eagle rime, and under ex actly tho same circumstances, a body known as a Legislature was elected, or declared to be, and fdtor various changes Georgia have saddled from Radical usur pation and lawfmfrum the botch-work of the blaok-end-ten convention, the fraudulent installation of Bullock in the offloe to which Gen. Gordon was elected, and ths oorrupt and venal acts of a Leg ialature packed by Federal bayonets—and asks us If we repudiate them. We have answered his questions frankly, and, we hope, satisfactorily. like many other outrages, tbe fruits of Radical usurpation and misrule, the Wrongs which he enu meretes are for the most part irreparable, ne the less execrable and but they are none infamous. By uncompromising and vig ilant opposition, the true men of Geor- gia have averted tafiietioDi which would otherwise have swifted the record of their wrongs, and we trust the time is close at hand whan they will be able to rescue State Government from tbe vile faction who bare so long revelled in its spoils, and restore it its form ier parity, dignity sod honor, If our neighbor finds anything in our answer to hu interrogatories, “unreason able” or “inoonsisteDt” with our opposi tion to tbe so-called “new departure," wo will be pleased if be will point it out to us. Xllistcllontous TO THE LADIES! Grand Display of Millinery! J. M. HOLBROOK ad U heri> > tics] Congress at Washington, its final membership was constituted by tbe arbitrary edicts of a military com mander, the persons chosen Senators and Representatives by tho pooplo being denied their Mate in nearly all cases where their views did not accord with those of tbe arbitrary authority referred to, WiU the Mice mj that the enact- meats of that body, created in defiam ! of the Oonatitnliou and the rights of tbe people, are not lawa of Georgia, bat should he repudiated and defied ? When these questions shall have been answered by our contemporary, tho pub lie will be better advised aa to the sound Bees of its position regarding the Oonxti tutional Amendments. LADIES' BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY, Which Is Now Ilcndy for lu- spoctlon. The most Fuhlouabloand Latoat Stylo* of Every thing In thie line can bo secured at his Store. Competent LADY MILL1NER8 are In etteudance, who will take ploaauro in showing GOODS. fHtscellssron* IboertiecmciU*. fnUrcIl!tnrone ftdtx rtietmenle a. I. flifotsos. | I. A. BSCCB. | Henry Iftschoff$ Co., HABALNON A HRUCE. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner of HerletU and Brawl etreeU, ATLANTA. 1 OKOP.OIa j _ A*D 1BALKES Hf 6EA*CR*fI *f f ('T/fl.V -l.l fl IMcc, Wiiics, Liquors, Hc- Commisslon Merchants anti Wholesale and Itetall Dealers In Future. It. II. BAPTIST, Auctioneer CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. CASH ADVAN0E8.ON CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE FOR AUCTION. RrrzaEnczz~M. O. Bobbins, President Giorgie y: Messrs. Crane, Bo,l* 1 Uoods; Messrs. A. C. k rs. Oordor •gta-lra Liquors ! it a r«,Xo Duoco, &o. No. 107, Bant Bay Stmt, CHARLESTON, S. C. t. n. rxsrn. Atlanta Marble Workc. ■ton k Co., Wholesale Wyly, Wholeaali Willis k <J0„ baaksn. WILLIAM GUAY IMPOBTKB AND DZALhB IN LiqUOrS ! * merican, Italian and all otfeur Marbles SCOTCH GRAJTMTE. — : M o, r^. r doe end In ths Istsst end most spgrorrd^m Ales, Wines § Liquors! KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot M AND Wholeunle Liquor Houwe We have a targe Assortment [FOCNDED18M.] o O R E ’ SOUTHERN Business University, Cor. Uroml A Alabama Sta. ATLANTA. OA- flliftfllatuons. l,aao ~WV rjlfilT Red Biut Proof Oats Mark W. Johnson’s, tDutclirs, Jctnclrp, (fit. FAT.T. TRADE—1871. wt r /leave » mIIM : -a * at* _ .i, a •t au Mnd* orcrqvoRs, which j Open Day and Night. teUlbetoldat the Most Reason able Terms. eeptliCm A CARD. | Young Men and Adults, | quail trio, them tar aaj Position in Finance and Trade, To meet the demands of an • In the shortest possible time and at the least INCREASING WHOLESALE BUSINESS pause. ws bars asearsd isr«s snd rommodiou. .tors rooms Evening Sessions from 7 to 9 O’clock. in the Kimball IIoubo, fronting on Decatur street, ; n nearly opposite Moore A Marsh end Bilvey k Dough-; student, cu mtar at any time. No teaching erty, which we wiU occupy ON 1st OCTOBER NEXT, gy Catalognea and Specimens of Penmanship rbere we will be glad to receive our Mends anil j mailed on application. Address 4i these increased facilities for doing a B. F. MOORE, Wholesale Drug Business J ——J52!2E±fc_ sod with s LAKOE snd WKLL AS80BTKD STOCK ! NORTH GEORGIA mmd will offer PUPKltlUB INDUCEMENTS to the trade. Until liit October we wiU sell our present stock oi Drugs. Medicines, Paints, OUa, Ac., at reduced prices, PKMBKM TOJT, TJt IT LOU K Oi., Atlanta. Oa- FEMALE COLLEGE, IV V STREET, augSOlm Store House for Rent. OFFER FOR RENT A FIRST CLASS BU8I N1S8 HOUSE. For particular* apply, by letter in person, to session opens September 4,1871. For circulars containing full particulars, spply at the Book and Music Stores, or tho College. jy3ft-dAw2m A. J. A ANNIE D. HAILE, Principals thousand dollars, on the 18th instant, ip remov ing from Decatur street to ooraer of Garnett and Thompson streets. I will give three hundred dol lars for recovery of ring. JULIA THOMPSON, eejiWO-llt^^^^lor^Qaraet^n^Thomjjeo^stA^ New Cotton (Dareljense anb banking Co. Cotton and Produce Warehouse. THE FXiANTMEia LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. fursi Ills Slock of I.ADIES’ i’l'IUS i, complete. 1 lias them >1 A LI. THICKS, sad to soil all sge,. . LALIKS' XiKTAUTMENT up stairs, over U HAT STORE, propor. soptSMt Th» A'dam of the Kth inrt. copied the foregoing entire, and annexes the follow ing explicit replies : 1. We regard tbe Constitution adopted by tho bleak-and-tan convention, at the dictation of the Federal authorities at Waahutaton, in the same light in which ta regard the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments—aa a flagrant fraud and usurpation—only binding on the people so long is it is entered by an alien power, and to be altered and amended or abro gated and set aside whenever the peoplo ora permitted to exercise their inherent, inalienable, sovereign right of self-gov- 2. The Morning Neve has never recog nised the carpet-bagger Bullock as tbe nghtful Governor of Georgia, and hit name has never appeared in Its editorial oolumas with the prefix of Governor at tached We have no respect for the crea ture officially or personally- Moat of his “ official acts” have been notoriously fraudulent and illegal, and instead of be ing “reepeotod by the people of the State” will, we tout, be promptly oau- deemed end repudiated by the Legisla ture, whose flret aot, after its organiza tion, should be hie impeaohoiont and ex pulsion from the office he diagmoea. 8. In oor opinion ne "body crested in deflenoe of Urn Oonstttuticu, end tho righto at the people,” has say legal au thority to moke laws to govern the peo ple. An essential element of law ia au thority iu tbe law-making power. A law the power to enact lawa There is do au thority in theOansMtation, State or Fed- oral, or in the army regulations, to ooc- atitute a mob of carpet-baggers, sczla- Wags ahdctaUmS. a legal Legislature of the Slate of Georgia, and though our people have had to submit to e (forcible esnrpatioa ef their State Government, under Pope, Bullock end Tuny, it does not follow that we ate bound to respect or continue ia farce their corrupt end ob noxious legislation, any longer than we •bell be able legally, in the exercise of oor rights of self-government, to Vip<x them from the statute book. I We make e diet,notion between repudi ation and “detying” usurped power.— Communities as well as individuals, may refuse to recognize—may “repudiate" e power, which it weald be vain to defy. Under the Ku-Klux lew, (end tbet ia new depasture law,) oar neighbor may be ar- leetod without a warrant, without an of fense charged, and incarcerated inpria- aad re pa. He would justly denounce pudiate the unconstitutional law under which ha was thus summarily deprived ivi ei n. 013:-/visits i nuy CROCKERY and GLASS No. IT I'eaclitree Street, --FROM— T. EL. B-IPLjEJY, JMPORTEB AND JOBUER. SW E8TAI1I.ISHKD 21 YEARS. ~S» Keeps a Urgo Block. Occupies THREE FLOORS-30x130 feet Inducement* offered to cub buyer* Equal to any Market. AtlxoU. Or.. August a, 187L Aug 5 3m. To Parties Desiring to Build T HF. uud*nlfDRd would respectfully Inform th* CitlMBA Of Allffi ‘ “ f A tiffin tR tliffit he li l Hmpcrim tomd ths It ml Him r m4 Wb<iA<b/, *r I Am r'lmlbhlmv Ihpmrtmenl only, of any Piiot t’lmm they may %oHk I# joujt c. jrrctiOLSL IE IN AIR-LINE HOUBn. TKYOB 8TREKT LANDSBERQ’S LUMBER YARD, orrosrri oxokqla kailboad dipot. ATLA NTA.GA. ■awed mhtngloa and AU Minds of Dressed Framing Lumber. .mm-lv *» XAWMBIBO k 00., FriWlWnr■■ Administrator’s bnle.L Btatk or Okoroia, 1 Talia mao Coom. J B Y virtue of ffiu order of the Court of Ordinary of ■aid county, will be sold ou the Aral Tuesday lu . Msb*r next, 1871, between tbe lawful hour* of •sic, before the Court House door In CrffiwfordvlUe, in said county, tbe PlautaUon whereon Mre. Dovey Subsorltoed Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Tlie Wnrehotise of This Bank, Cor. Campbell and Reynolds Streets, Augusta, Georgia. J8 NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will Ire made upon Cotton in Warehouse, or upon Railroad Receipts. Kk. Parties Storing Cotton with tho Bank will be furnished with receipts for ssme that will be available in this city or any other for borrowing money. 10* The Hank is prepared at all times to make LOANS ON PRODUCE or PROVISIONS on tho most reasonable terms. BS%. Parties would do well to apply et the Warehouse, or communicate with the Officers. _ CIIA11LE8 J. JENKINS, Prosiaent. JNO, 1*. KINO, Vice-President, T, P. illlANOII, Ccudiier. •*pt36-3m BRANCH, SONS & CO., OOTTOIV FACTORS — AND — COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton Warehouse, on Broad Street ALSO : 300 Bush. Selected Seed Barley, 250 Bush. Seed Rye, to arrive, 600 Bush. Seed Wheat, 210 Bush. Red Clover, 215 Bush. Red Top or Herds Grass. 224 Bush. Orchard Gran, lOO Bush. Tall Meadow Oat Grass, to arrive, 116 Bush. Blue Grass, and all other useful Grasses, ge. 500 Cwl. Fresh Turnip Seep ; ALSO: lOO Tons Sea Fowl Eliwan and other Guano, for Wheat, Etc. ALSO: 600 Dixie Flows and other Flow A (Mm $3,80 to $8 80, oliesper tlisn bom, made “Scooters.'' ALSO: The Keller Fatent Grain Drill, For aowlng Wheat, Etc. Mark The Last W. Johnson’s, P. O. BOX 380. Atlanta, Qa. Oa.il I TO CLOSE MY BOOKS And turn them ovtr to the Clerk of tbe Council on Fifteenth Day or OCTOBER. All who do not pay bjr that time will be waited a by the Marshal WITH COSTS ATTACHED. Now please remember, that on the last few days, all cannot be waited on; so come np at once, com mencing Monday morning, the 34th inst. Office hours from 8 to 12, and from 2 to rt. Respectfully, sept2S*tilll5oct JOHN TH0MA3, City Collector. New Rente to Mobile, New Orleans Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, HOME, AND DALTON Railroad and Its Connections. TpABHENOKBS REAVING ATLANTA^ BY THE SB4BsB@St@ nB FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Bahaa at. ...,8:10 P. M. and making elosa connection* with train of Alabama Central Railroad, arriving at H*rldlan 4:00 A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg M * ALSO, mako close connection at CALERA with Montgomery 7:10 P. M. equipment is not surpassed by any i tho South . strength and beauty of finish’ No change of cars between Romo and Selma. PULLMAN PALACE CARS tlinMiRh from ROME VIA MONTGOMERY to Mobllo without cluuigc. NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINT8. low as by any other Route. JOHN B. PECK, General Passenger Agent E. O. BARNET, General Superintendent E. V. JOHNSON, Local Agent, eeptl8-tf No. 4 KimbaU House. STEAM ENGINES. sise desired, of the r Plautatiou use, of any Most Improved Styles and Beet Makers, tbe shortest notice, giving guarantee to all sold. ON HAND FOR SALE s One 15-hone Engine and Saw Mill, complete. Has been used sixty days. Alao-One New Portable Engisto, 8-horse power. WU1 be sold at a bargain. augSO lm CITY FLOURING MILLS, ATEAATTA, GEORGIA. Ifall things are equal, why not patra ize home manufacture t SHARP & FLOYD, Jewelers nnd Silver-Smiths W E HAVE RECENTLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED OUR STORE, MAKING IT THF Handsomest Halw-Room in the South, and added Fresh Attractions in ** FINE W A 1? NP u E s , Ot Sterling Time-Keeping Qualities, Rlegantlg Cased. Beautiful Opera, Vent and Guard Chains. AN UNEQUALLED DIA M O N D STOCK, Embracing ram. VERY ™E^gHE^Er. Bmm* Gold Sets, Bracelet*, Sterling (Silverware for Wedding? Preeenta En- srraved without Charge In Superior Style. Fine Plated Ware, French, Marble and Bronze Clock,, Woddlng Tvu. Artistic Bronte, etc. We are DIAMOND SPECTACLES, Tbe Beat Aid to Impaired Sight Known. We give pareonal attention to Office at Planters' Loan A Hnvlngu Bunk Warehouse AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Clemmona reaided at tho time of her death. The attaation ta healthy, aoctety good, convenient to railroad*, church***, mill*, and i*o*t office. Land small grain; ui good repair* Mr. Alexander Clamaoue U on the place, and will lake pleasut* in showing it to any person wishing to purchase. Terms, twelve months asr wiu ‘ ■""" 4 *■ eepU-td* Adiutni*trato Admlulntrator's Ntatb or Oi Tiumtao O B Y virtue of aa order of the Court of ■aid county, will be sold on the first _ la November next. 1871. between the lawifcl of sale at the Coart House door, tn Craw ford r fold coufoy, the plantation or land* txdoffiffftg to •state of General Aaron W. Grier. tWoeased, Isle of mid rouaty. This plantation is wall iiRptsi toifo culture of corn, cotton, and small grata. “* _ healthy, society good. Convenient Office, chorehrs, and mtlU. Mr. Jaaaee A. Grier u on the place, pleasure in showing the janda to any otto • It, Hold in lots to purchase—. A •m day of —la. saUdaoea—d. time for approved papa—. PORTER FLEMING, COTTON FACTOR COMMISSION MERCHANT t ACKSQII RUtHT, - - XCaCTTA. SA. Qomwilrata lot BcUliig Cotton, lx Fra Cut. J^IBEBAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON, TO BE HELD HERE, or for Shipment to Domeatio or Foreign Markets. peS~ SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the WEIGHING of Cotton. aept26-Cm U)attl|M, Jemelrn, €tc. SOMETHING NEW. LAWSHE & HAYNES THE OLD RELIABLE. 9WIO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONB, GREETINO. WB HAV* JVST JL Received and opened our Fall 8ti>ck of RICH AND BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY, Embracing all the LATEST STILES of the BEST GOLD, and AT PRICES LOWER THAN WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER BEFORE. Our WATCHES RUN FROM THE FINEST JORGENSEN down to tbe lower grades of SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES. In feet, we now have a full, beautiful and almost entirely now stock. _ zntl 1MPU0VED MACHINERY, rad grinding new wheat, and am prepared to and will guaranteo evary pound of flonr that I sell to ootno fully up to representation; otherwise, it can be ship ped back to me at my expense. 1 am prepared to furnish the trade, in any quantity, in aacks, half sacks or quarter saoka: PRIDE OF DIXIE, from choice white wheat. CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red wheat. CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY. 8TAR MILLS FAMILY. BRAN, sacked or unsacked. J. XL BUTLER, Proprietor. augllSm A Good Chance P"OR A HOME. lying in the Fourth ae the ing until District of said county, known “ HARDER PLACE,’ C0II8IXIX0 ON* THOUSAND AORS* The said place is well watered, and well timbered, there being about Six Hundred sores of the same in the woods. I will —B It la tracts and paroel* — fol lows : ipon i frame building with five rooms thoroughly eealed, with glaee win dows, and substantial rock chimney*,—^with a gar- dan wail enclosed, Maelf containing near tl —end capacious Gin House with Screw, bam built since the war. or email farms of FIFTY I will then sell TUliKB HUNDRED ACRE® in erode, or tract* of from Twenty-five te Forty *« to there will bo water, timber and good bonding __ V _, I shall have each tract accurately surveyed, and the boundartee well defined. I will ertl on the following < NE FOURTH CASH ; OS YEAH ; ONE-FOURTH Ilf , uwrvuiun ua mu IUH IDE balano* in thrbb, WITH INTHRJBT from daii or fUIX Upon any and all these I will take cotton at Fifteen E?. jnUR others have now an opportunity to bay borne*, and pey for them, by their own labor. Persons * payments except the first en Cents per pound, (I mean m each as Is aeoally sold in .) ddivered at New nan, Georgia. a doefilng more than one tract can have the privilege of parehartng additional parcel*, eo aati that persons baying rau purchase adjacent This land will positively be sold oa the day Uma I advertised. Como nnd 8cpilO-U2m Ho© Urn. PtIog and Bf Conrluced, Any information can be had by applying ton* or I Hinton F. Wright, at Kewaan, Ga. W. F. WRIGHT, aogt-lfouhWaaklytlntNov. Imafitg Repairing of Jewelry and Watehos, And hare theFlneat Workmen la tho Ctty. We take Pleasure in 8howing our Store and 8tock to all. We Olt'er Greater inducements than Heretofore to Purchasers 8eptl8-dtf SHARP & FLOYD. Jnenrance Company. Seven Per Cent. Interest Paying Plan The Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company OF ST. LOUIS, MO. J JFothlng Concealed—.Vothing Exaggerated—.To False Expecta tions Raised. T H ™ COMPANV OFFERS THE PUBLIC A NEW FEATURE PECULIARLY IT* OWE, WHICH HOW- KVEK, does not depart from the old, well-tried and safe principles, which underlie all sound Life In- o F SEVEN" PER OHNT. On all cash Premiums paid to the Company. This Dividend can be used To Reduce the Amount of the jrext Frrmium— To increase th Follcy } or, Can be H'iihd awn in Cashat the End of any Pot -Fear. This is Really a Se~en per cent of Money at Com pound Interest, Coupled~with the Advantages of Life Insurance. There is no uncertainty about tbe AMOUNT of the Annual Dividends to Polioy holder*. It is a definite sum, fixed in tho face of the Policy, being Seven Per. Cent. Compound Interest, on tbe amount of mo ney paid by tho Policy holdor to the Company, and left in its hands. All Policies Non-Forfeitable After Two Full ANNUAL PAYMENTS ARE MADE. The Massachusetts non-forfeiting law is adopted by the Company voluntarily. If at any time a Policy Holder is unable to pay his Premium, the cash surrender value of tho Policy ia placed to the credit of the Policy and keep* it in force till the surrender value i* exhausted. If the full annual Premium is paid every year in cash, and all Dividends or lb in tho hands of the Company FOR NINE YEAR8> the Policy wUl becomo SELF-SUSTAINING D°i VMciiT WmC ’ * 1 " 1 kMp 1Uclf 1,1 forcc ,or lta r “ n *“ onnl WITHOUT AST F URTHER PAYMENT. TRowo Advantagea arc not Offorod toy any otlier Company. Another equitable feature in the Company 1h that all its premiums taken in Georgia will be invested In i resource*. the State, to assist iu building up it* t This Company is not confined in it* operation* to the Seven Per Cent Interest Plan, but give* in surance upou any the well established plans that may be desired. For Further Information Apply to Cranston & Strobhart. General Agents for Georgia, Decatur Street, Opposite Kimball House. Atlanta, Oa. fjarbumre, Cutlers, ©one, #c. W. L. WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Oa., CHAS. WYNN W. L. WADSWORTH & CO. Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Opposite Janie’ Bank, 'Whitehall Street. September 10-|j ATLANTA, OA WM. MACKIE, Painter and Decorator, [FFICE nbore W. O. Jrak’a Whitehall street, r turn* thank* to his old patrons for formes favora, and hope* by attention to business to merita continuance of the lam*. apM-lv O r G. B. ROOKS. C ontractor for brick and atone Work, ot Ml olaraea. Plratralog rad ornunentnl work, ta, Cntan*. ta nnmn.OK, Mo 18. ian. UniDersitn flnblieliing (Tompann. UNSECTIONAL, UNPARTI8AN, UNPOLITICAL 8CHOOL-BOOK8. 2’Ae freshest series of Text-ltooks published—containing the latest results of discovery and acirtttt/tc research. Officially adapted by the Virginia and Georgia State Boards ef Education, am> now tuwzlT u m ik ” w •ootbhbh.bt And In many Mortbarn Btatai. ©lie fuWishrag An Associstioii composed of many the several Southern States, feel- School-Books which should be cn- unpoliticcd, which should present science—arc now issuing a com- Tcxt-books by the eminent schol- whicJa are the of the most eminent citizens foi a ing tho necessity : tirely Mfnectitmol, unpariwan, ant only the facta of history ant pletc series of School and Coileg ors and educston belov Cheapest, Best, and Mast 1 Beautiful School-Books Now published. The “ University Series" ombraees Maury's Geographical Series, By Commotlore M. F. Maury, of the Virginia Military Institute. A series of books which ms* an era in the study of this science, and which, in'the words of b well known and ac complished Southern teacher, “ are characterized hv a felicity of arrangement and simple freshness of style which must ever render them attractive to the young, and wMeh will bo used by all who wish to teach Geography as a science, as something to «n*ke pupils think snd not merely us an enumeration of dry feds.” " Holmes’ Readers and. Spellers, By (Izoroz F. flOLHzs, LLT).. rroft-saor of Hukoiy and Gcacnl Littmania Ite Uai- versitv of V irgtnts. A scries of Readers unequalled in cheapness, excellence, and typo graphical beauty. They are steadily, progressive in character, bright and fresh in their selections of pros* and rerse, find Illustrative of Southern scenes, incidents, and history. Venable’s Arithmetical Series, Bv CtiAbLM * “ “ ‘ Virginia. ' satisfaction, lion. Their ^ and thu scries is carefully graded throughout. Holmes' History of the United Br OzorozF Hole*., LL.D, of the Unlmrity of Vleglala. ft it moogb to of tWi admirable work. Interesting, impartial, and trothtnl, na wall •* |mi« rad mcefnj fat style, that ft is Ae mlf History of the United States which fti ttricth wmartUM It oomM down 10 the presant date. Abo, De «,?r 8 ’*. Fr * n ? h C»W»Unsr, Readers, etc., Clldersleeve’s Latin Series, Carter** Clemen ta ef General History, Holmes’ SnaUeh Grammars, . . : ^. Series, ^ehneton’s Cnclleh Claeeloe, Ountonian Writing-Books, etc., etc. 8end fcr oor now ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVB CATALfjQuk wtdeb wffl be idler or ocbuol officer. ■ h loUa wbot teenben think of oka kooka, tod mailed tree to any teacher ooatains ipocimcn page, of each. Address UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING- COMPANY, 155 and 157 Crash, Street, New Terk. w A. SL A YM AKER GENERAL AGENT, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, &r 10, Office; Comer Mariottaand PeachtJ*ee