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THE SUN. Br\ WT'sVV " VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1871. NO. 432 THE DAILY ^ SUN. Published bj the Atlanta Sun Publishing Company. AUusStr H. lupnoni Archibald M. Spc? J. Il.nly Smith, Alexander II. Stephens, Political Editor. A. K. Watson,' * • • '■ * Rem Editor, J. Ilcnlr Smith, (tenoral Editor and Bust ness Manager. Cspa Jons B. WiM Is oor Afloat for AtUnh. Uo U authorised l» receive mtaorlpOoco, ftok' colkc- tlouM, and contract for advertising. HOW TO UUM1T MONKV. We wUl bo responsible for the eefe arrival of eU money eeut ua by Money Order, by Registered let ter. by Express. or by Draft. but not otherwise. If money sent In an unregistered letter la loot, it mu»t be the loee of the person tending it. Vo payer will be oent from the afljmjUI it I* paid for. jmd name* wUI always he erased when the time paid for expiree. To Correspondent*. lfr. Stephen! will remain in Crswfordvillc. Ilia connection with Thk Suw will not change hie resi dence. All letters intended for him, either on pri vate matter* or connected with the Political De partment of this paper, should be addressed to him ^jJtSten boaSaSatf any **4 ponnheted with The Sow, except it* Political Deportment. »hould be addressed to J. Uenly Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga. Terms of »ut>morli>tlon • When we took charge of The Son four months ago we fixed a very low subscription prico on it— aiming to make it the oheapent paper in the State. We regret to announce that our terms were fixed tea low After a lour months trial, we And that the XhMtf fur Daily is below the cost of printing it; and tho dub rates for our Weekly have also been b °ThLctore, on and .fur lie Or,l itay ol October, onr term, will be loUov, Single Copy Por Annum UJ (per mouth) 1 00 ..a 27 00 ... 35 00 ... 43 00 ... 08 00 ... 84 00 5 Cente. CLUB8 FOR THE DAILY. Tbna Copie. One Yarn Five *4 . “ u • -•••. Eight * ** ■** Ten “ " “ Single Cepiet . . . « » • • • WEEKLY PER ANNUM J Single Copy. Thme copies s s; *?!* *7*7*; w oo £& nty « S Quo llu^ttred Qopfos « 00 WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS: Single Copy^ai * JJJ Fife* “ Ten •* Twenty " Fifty •• ••••• One Hundred Copies, Six Months Sing-la Capita 3 Cente. SMLWaWOMB TRAIN* MAILT, Leave Selma Ann DALTON U. B. SUKDAT* IWCLCPXD. 8S42 A. m„ 3:15 r. u. 5:41 V. M., H45A. Mo 7:40 p. M., 3:50 A. M. 7 :50 A. Mo, 8:20 P. M. 9:37 a. M., 10:45 P.M. 8:10 P. M., 9:44 a. V. et Rome..(MR Arrive et Dalton Leave Dalton.... Leave Romo Arrive at 8elma.. Arrivals and Departure* of Train* and froui Atlanta. TUE WESTERN A ATLANTIC (OB STATE) RAILROAD. KIOUT raSSKNUEB TBAIM—OUTWAnn. Leave* Atlanta 1 £ “ Arrives et Chattanooga • • ®* 1C * n DAT PASSENGER TRAIN—OUTWARD. ^ ^ ^ Leaves Atlanta. Arrives at Chattanooga. PAST LIKE TO XL.. Leave* Atlanta Arrives at Dalton •••••• 753 P m man passenger train—inward. Leaves Chattanooga f.JJJ J Arrives at Atlanta •••••••• Lfilam DAT PASSENGER TEAIN—IBWARD. Leavea Chattanooga Arrives at Atlanta 1.32 p m ACCOMMODATION TBAIB—INWARD. Leaves Dalton * “ Arrive* at Atlanta IU,W ~ THE OEOEOIA (At/GIWTA) BAILBOAD. Wight Pmmnger Train J JJP- “ Dq Pmueuger Train “ Day raaeenger Train leaves J.iw a. m Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:0® a. in Stone Mountain Accommodation leave* o:J3 p. m Macon and westebm bailkoad. Day Passenger train loaves J-J* »• »• Leaves Macon • •• o 'im« In’ Day Passenger Train arrive* 4 w p. m Night Passenger Tr*iu loaves *2 £ 5* Night Paaaengor Traiuarrives 13:38 P* *“• Arrives at Macon P* m ATLANTA AND WEHT POIML RAILROAD. Might Passenger Train arrives * :1 ® a> m frtwht Passenger Train leaves < .uu p. m *£»£££•“ Train ernve. *«£• “ Pay Pauenurr Trala wave. -••• a ui iTumu. ttcamnui xia-wnaa*JbauA». Pnn * *• *}• Arrive *1 Atlanta. *“ „ bar. Atlanta...... * £ "• Macon A infanta Uuilroad. ui won**** .«-*» u in, .tntDAi. a«jnc«>. &K»lEK-.v.v.::::"”v.v.::v.v*» S5 ljriv.»»l«a.»n*‘ 1p m' Western Hailroad of Alabama. Arrlva^M<ml(aio»ry Arrive It Weit Point 55m pS Arrivo *t Montgomery Leave “* “ Arrive at Oolnmbu* I1 ‘ w r M Atlantic and Ualf Hailroad. I 1BOM Savannah, Ga., via Albany, Jacksonville 1 and TaUahasaee, to Quincy, Florida: LeJre Bae^nab daiD 4* ■ • 10 . , ® J; }J Arrive at Albany dally ^ J**} Arrive at JacksenvUle daily 1.451. M Arrtva at TaUahawM dally l»iM*Aya .*■ 7.35 P. M Leav. Tallahamee Oaby ibanilay, ep»p- TELEGRAPH NEWS By the New York Associated l’ress. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW YORK. Mart About tha tb'eatHtld lHalrtninp AreU dent—ImpartmmI Cation Unit Uecided-TKe . 5:25 A. M «Dd r>hgrl—ton Railroad. ^ J- A EBB*, Ag«at» Atlawta, Oa. TIME TABLE Of THE MEMPHIS ABD CHABLEMAOB B. B. UOIHO west: Morning Express leave* Chattanooga 5:30 A M Arrives in Memphis, seme day 1J.W P M Mail Train loaves Chattanooga P M Arrives in Memphis, next day U -15 P M glggaggattajer^gig Maoon and Irunawick Railroad. dat accommodation TBAIB—(Daily except Sundays) Leave Macon (paeeengm shed) ® *• “* Arrive at P ®- Leave Brunswick * :<M •• “ Arrive et Macon Pasa«nger Shed.. BSGUT MHKBHI (Mly *M LB^wMac4wPeee-4er^ed New York, October C.—It is rei>orted that all the officers of the Staten inland Ferry Company were aware that there were seven ty-tb roe pounds of steam on tho Westfield at the time of the explo sion, and the fact that it was caused by the absence of tbe engineer for ton min utes from his post. W. A. Robinson, formerly cashier of several prominent banking houses, has been convicted of embezzlement, and sentenced to five yearn in the State prison. The pleasure yacht Jennie Leo, belong iug to Mr. Jcrrolds, of Colorado, was burned to the water’s edge in Long Island Sound, lust night. A nurse and infant of Jerrolds’ were burned to death, The fire was caused by the upsetting of a kerosene lamp. In the case of lleury Hertz, a cotton broker, who sued to recover $25,000 from the owners of the steamship Idaho, for alleged non-delivery of cotton ship ped on that steamer to parties in Liver pool, Judge Benedict to-day decided in favor of tho steumship owners, on tho ground that the cotton was shipped to parties having no right to it, and its de livery to others who wore its rightful owners, though not mentioned in the bill of lading, was correct. General Iiyan, of-Onl>aii notoriety, visited Mayor Hull to-day, with a re quest from the Executive Committee of the Cuban Republic anniversary that the May or take part in the proceedings, and make a speech. Ho declined. The Gen eral then asked permission to fire cannon in front of the City Hull, which could not be granted. CALIFORNIA. San Frakci8Co, October 6.—Mrs. Ja vier, who shot Mrs. Lake, with whom the former’s husband lived, has been in dicted for murder. A match for $20,000 between unnamed California horses is to coma off over the Sacramento course, within ninety days, and another match has been made in which San Francisco truck horses are to trot twenty miles in one hour. Mrs. Hart, the mother of seven chil dren, residing on Falsom street, was burned to death last night, by her clothes taking fire from* a kerosene lamp which she attempted to till. Numerous brilliant meteors, passing from southeast to northwest, have been observed in all parts of this State within the post week. s-e-4 UTAH. Sprriml Canftrenrt In the Tabermmclf-- Hr/g-mm b'attngr an l/u /lampn^e—Mtep pour I’oicdtr Hry. Salt Lalf., October C'—There was a special conference at the Tabernacle yesterday. Eight thousand Mormons were present. Tho Fodural officials were bitterly denounced. Brignm Young tieonine excited, prayed curses on the Federal offi ,’ials, and said; Trust in Qod, keep your powder dry, and dout fail to have on linud a supply of ammunition.” Tho rcg'ilar semi-annual conference begins to-day. Judge McKean discharged the Clraud Jury till November 13th, and thanked them for tho work they had dono aud said of tho important indictments pre sented mauy nre not yet known to the publib, and when they reason, there would be more work to do. ILLINOIS Chicago, October 6.—The drougli now prevailing in tho West lias not liecn equalled in twenty-five years. All through central and sou thorn Illinois the wells and small streams are completely dried up, aud the inhabitants find great difficulty in obtaining sufficient water fur house hold purposes aud for stock. The soil is so dry that plowing is rendered impend We- , '{hero is a movement nmoug the Israel ites here to adopt the Berlin prayer Imok and observo Sunday as tho Sabbath. OHIO. «r*«f erf—Accidrn f. Cincinnati, October 0.—A coullngni- tion is raging near Custar, Wood county. The inhabitants aro fleeing. The inauguration of the famous bronze Tyler Davidson Monument took place to day. The city was immensely crowded. During tho spectacle, fire tiers of seats, not properly secured against scoidcut, fell, carrying their occupuuts to the ground. Three persons wero seriously, and quite a number slightly iujured. LOUISIANA. Httlelde—XWMilrr.. New OimBANe, October 6.—Mr. Lo rolites, of Bayow DeOlaire, oommitted suicide by Jumping overboard the steamer Buth. A schoonor was wrecked on laikc Pontchartraiu Tuesday, and three lives were lost. The paoket Buford, was wrecked in the storm Tuesday. All were saved, but the boat was a total loss. MINNESOTA. Tkf Oral Frmlrit r.NWar'*aU«M. Sr. Paul, October 0.—The greet prairie fire is unabated. Its course is southeast, towards tho Iowa border oud the Minnesota river. Thu losses are confined principally to houses, bents, fenoes, wheat end ltvo stock. Only two lives ero known to have been lost Many small towns are completely destroyed. W ACHING TON. ) ... 3:19p. Hi. ... 8:00 e. ra. ... TBNp.Hl. Arrive et Macon Passenger Htaed ravximsville tbaib iDeiljr except bundsys.) Leave Macon Passenger Arrive st ® Lua» HswklBsviUe 8.48 e. m. " ^ GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE Legislative Charter Urante* la IMS. Rev. Uew. Y. Brawn, President. rrtUKa.il AcaiUaU. jmr tefln. oa MONDAY. SITTKJiBKW la oflkoa. gnJusU* vbo iuajt am iurthw lo uaproT. aiaana, ar to W-e"* 1 ' “wj 1 **- N.w Meat Alton t»iuar« Oruul Muio. a a V Extsiaaptar* M SmImM. a# la other tioiili rot fnrUin aUnaa ih. pMUaat Kadlaoa, Jalr ■. 1871. t^t^Jfcwhwlai. MARYLAND. rnwu«< •** ar^acow«< c«r«.ia«. Baltimobk, October 6. —The Episco- uel Convention consenteil to the conse cration of the Bev. Mr. Howe, ee Assit- tent Bishop of the diocese of North Car- ol&XMk Tho proposed amendment to the* cauuna to give the English clergy the same rights in tbeoburch parishes ol this country as onr own clergy here, was re l*** ^ PENNSYLVANIA. IkaU of oa Jb.|"«la«lir ' *»* The tf’di dartr sf Memt— Bttmmbeal imp«f tere—T\e Sant hern Claim* Caatmlaelener—A Fete JVetr Knit*. Washington, October 6.—tho Presi dent hoe returned. The tupervifting Steamboat Inspee- tors aro oonsideriug reppe mutative* from the British Board of Tnule, oomplaining of tlio present system of signals adopted by tho Board. Tho Southern Cluims Commissioner will appoiut no moro special commismou- ers to toko testimony in [tho South, ex cept as successor of lato Commissioner Blackmuu, of Mississippi. They also refuses to allow special com missioners in the Booth to receive testimo ny supjtortiug onyclaim exceeding $3,000; but if claims, sn excess of that amount bo reduced, it will bring them within the jurisdiction of the resident commissioner. No further application for hearing tes timony will bo entertained this year. Me tearalagi em I. RECORD FOR TUN PAST TWENTY-TOUR HOUK& Office Chief of Signal Service, ) Washington, D. C., Oct. 0. ( The barometer which was, Thursday afternoon, north of the lower lakes, has moved northeast, with a decided fall in tho pressure aud rain on the middle and east Atlantic coast' Tho storm in the eastern Gulf has apparently entirely sub sided, and the central area of lowest pres sure is now spread over tho south Atlan tic States, where fresh and light souther ly winds and clearing weuther are now reported. An area of partially cloudy smoky weather, with a heavy fall iu the temperature, lias extended from Arkan sas to Lake Ontaria and Lake Michigan, the central highest pressure being north ward of Illinois. The barometer lias fallen in the extreme northwest, and light local rains have been reported iu Wis consin and Missouri. rrebabiUiiea. Cool weather, with northwesterly winds, will probably extend on Saturday over the Gulf and Atlantic States, with clear or partially cloudy weather south of tho Ohio river. Partially cloudy and clearing weather in the middle ana eas tern States. A small aroa of cloudiness remain in West Virginia on area of low pressure, with rising temperature; and southerly winds will probably advance into Missouri und Wisconsin. FOREIGN NEWS. t SPAIN The ,1Vw ftpmnlah Cabinet. Madrid, October G.—The Malcomp's ministry lias been definitely constituted. Alaznga and Alvarcse Loviug declined to serve. Tho foreign and interior port folios have tendered to Scnors Cantals and Pedros respectively. Pending their acceptance Malcomps himself will ad minister the affairs of tho foreign and interior departments. It is announced scmi-ofllcinlly that tho new ministry will persevere in tho meas ures of economy inaugurated under Soule, and will reduce civil salaries, aud the plans of the progressive parly for tho welfare of Spain will bo adopted ENGLAND. Ib'ag-ft Reduced—Marina Item. London, October 6.—Tho cotton man ufacturers of Burlov, North Lancashire, have decided to reduce the wages of their employees, on account of tho depressed condition of business. The steamer Robert Lowo has arrived at Plymouth. Thirty-three of her crow abandoned her, on account of the wretch ed quality and insufficiency of the provis ions furuislicd. FRANCE. Itachetort'a btnience Cammuted—A'apaltan 1*- ama a Mont fiat a. Fahib, October 6.—Tho ncntenco of Ilochofort has been commuted from im prisonment for lifo to banishment from the French territory. A manifesto from Napoleon upon the subject of the French political situation is about to be issued. MARKET REPORTS. Pittobcbo, October 6.—JuhnC. Dunn, Postmaster General under Buchanan, and of long newspaper connection, is dead. Philadelphia, October G.—T. J. Henphill, treasurer of tho Walnut street Ttnitre, was robbed of 82,000 in » street cer, last evening. FOREIGN MARKETS Caitan, Money, Bauda% Kic% Liverpool, October 6*- Noon.—Cotton opened strong : Uplands, WJ ; Orleans, 101. Bales, 20,000 bales; sales of the week, 183,000, including 15,000 export and 49,000 speculation ; stock, 499,000 ; American, 165,000; receipts for the week, 196,000, including 25,000 Ameri can ; actual export, 30,000. Ln'er.—Cotton strong; sales still esti mated at 20,000 boles, including 10,000 tor speculation and export; stock of cot ton alloat, 408,000, including 26,000 American. London, October 6.—Consols closed at 92 b Money 92) on account. C2s 92 *- * ^ II Liverpool, October 6. —Cotton closed strong; uplands 9jd; Orleans 10id; sales 20,000 bales, including 7,000 for specula tion and export. NORTHERN MARKET8. Caitan, Financial, Mremdatnda, Brain, We, Nlw You, October 6.—Cotton eoaier; middling uplanda, 20( ; Orleans, 20|; •ales, 1,800 bales. Cotton sales, lost evening, for future delivery, 2,450 bales October, 10 13-16(q49; November, 19 13-l«(rf.l9t; December. 19 13-10, 10J@ 191; January, 19 15-la; February, 2U| ($20 3-16 ; March, 20 7.16. New You, October 61—Future cotton sales to-dsy smoanted to 70,150 bales, as follows—October, 19 13-16($19i; Nuvem- lier, 19 15-16(o 1($13-16; December, 19 15-16(01(0,13-10; January, 1915-BW'JJ; Palmary 20|(4i<« 13-16. Cotton coles for the week, 8,605 bales—uplands 201; 1 Orleans 20*. Flour—Southern dull ami | declining—good to choice extra 87 96(o 19 26. Whisky heavy and lower at 98(<r >98). Wheat l($2e lower—amber western 31 62io 1 65. Corn lo lower—western mixed 74 b Pork 813 550*13 62. Lard -kettle 10*. Turpentine quiet and weak at 62|(a,64b ltoain 83 900$4 00 for ■trained. Freights cosier. Money 2(a.6. Exchange excited, leading bankers ad vanced rates to 8|. Gold 14j($14j,— Governments steady—5s dull; 02s 15#. — States heavy. LATEST. Nkw You, October 0.—(JovuriunenU very slsady—sixes ol 81 advanced i; 81s 18; sixty-four 16#; sixty-five 10b now 14j; 8ixty-s«vcus 941; sixty-eights 14|. l(M0e 111; Tenueesocs very dull und week; selling down to 071; North Caro- olina bonds steady; South C'orolinos ac tive; TVaneaees67), new(7l; Virginias 61, new 08; Louisiana6s 68, new 58; lev ees -6s 70; 8s 82; Alabama 8s 100; fives 08; Qeorgia Os 82; sevens UI; North Car olines 42, new 23; Sooth Carolines 75, new 501. Philadelphia, October 0.— Gotten qui.it but firm; middlmR 20) ; net re ceipts, 380 bale*; gross,JOl88. Boston, October 6.—(gytoo dull; mid dlings 20); net roccipt* fat tho week 61 bales; gross 3,799; sales for tho week 1,800. SOUTHERN # MA|*KETS. Cat Ian, Satin, Tar,' Mmfmtet, Sugar, New Orleans, October 0. — Bank sterliug24; sight )($) discount. Gold 15. Flour senreo but firm; jMipcrlino $$75; double 80 75(<i',6 90; |fc*>lo $7(a,7 50. Corn (Juiot at 83fr H5c.\ Oats quiet at 53 (a.55. Bran $1 *25. Hay scarce; prime $30(5;:V2. Cheosd35(ij6a Pork active; 1,000 barrels sold at 14j(a.l4). Bacon scarce; shoulders and clear rib 8)@8); dear 9(tf 9); choice augar cured barns 19 Lard scard&^but firm; tierco 10) (oilO); keg 12(o-12). Sugar -no reports. Molasses—31 barrels new, first this sea son, dosed firm,- sold at 90c. Whisky 97(a$l 07). Coffoo unchanged. Augusta, October 6.— Cotton quiet and weak; middfiiigg 18); reccpts 700 bales; sales 300: sCiiukf ,180; receipts for the week 3,940; sales for the week 8,880. Mobile, October 6.—Cotton dull und nominal; middlings 19); net receipts 757 bales; exports coastwise 1,375; sales 500; stock 9,o03; net receipts for the w eek 4,481; exports coittiwise 3,374; sales for the week 7,000. New Orleans, October G.—Cotton strong; middlings 19}@20; npfc receipts 2,040; gross 3,528;, pxports* coastwise 1,* 780; sales 1,700; stock £1,080; net re ceipts for tho woek 8,189; gross 11,395; exports to Groat Britain 3,3G2; coast wise 2,175; solos for the week 10,000. Charleston, B. C., October 6.—Cot ton quiet; low middlings 18)@20; net receipts 940; sales 3080; stock 11,898; net receipts for the week 7,667; exports to Great Britain 1,G89; coastwise 3,638; sales of tho week 39,000. Galveston, October 3.—Cotton nomi nal—good ordinary 15)(r/.lG; sales 50; stock 17,681. October 6.—Cotton doll and nominal—good ordinary 13)@16; net receipts 830; lelea 200; stock 19,495. Bavannah, October 6.—Cotton quiet but firm ; low middling, 19 ; net re ceipts, 2,604 bales; exports coastwise, 1,802 ; sales, 550 ; stock, 10,156 ; net re ceipts for the week, 10,012: exports coastwise, 5,242; dittos lor the week, 4,900. Montgomery, October C.— Receipts of cotton for the woek, 2,220 hales; stock, 1870, 3,815; 1871, 3,237. Galveston, October 0. Cotton re ceipts estimated ut 500 bales; stock, 19,995; net receipts, 3,620; exports coastwise, 5,410; sales for tho week, 1,358. Wilminoton, October 6.—Cotton firm; middling, 19; net receipts, 483 bales ; exports coastwise, 1,232 ; sales, 91; stock, 2,192; net receipts for tho week, 2,4300; exports coastwise, 2,115; sales for tho week, 688. Baltimoue, October 6.—Cotton quiet middlings 19); net receipts 20; gross 274; exports coastwise 230; sides 803; stock 914; net receipts for the week, 458; gross 2,344; exports to Great Britain 325; coastwise 1,460; sales for tho week, 2090. Norfolk, October 6.—Cotton quiet— low middlings 19|; net receipts 590; ex ports coastwise 111; sales 100; stock 4,- 058; net receipts for tho weok, 5,8G1; ex ports couatwiRO 6,659; .‘Miles for the week, 1120. WESTERN MARKETS. Meat*, nremdrlnWa, Drain, B'hitley, Kit. Louisville, Oetolier 6.—Tobacco ac tive and firm—sales 75 hlids; lags $7 00 OrH 00; low to midtiling leaf $8 27<7(1‘2 00; fancy to good $15 00(^18 50. Rag ging quiet and sternly but unchanged. FRoviDKNtE, October G. — Cotton— Stock 4,000, including 2,000 held by spinners. City Fqoit, October C. Cotton- -net receipts for tho week 1109. Louisville, October 0.—Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork $13; clear sides 8. Lard 9); keg 10)010). Whis ky 95. Pork unchanged at $12 750# 13; bacon dull and unchanged; dear sides 7)08 for order. Lots lard in fair de mand and firm at 9(V/ 9). Mumuhls, October 6.—Cotton quiet; middlings 19; reccpts 1,030 bales; ship ments 1,560; receipts for tho week 6,625; sales 5,715; stock iu 1870, 5,959; 1871 5,000. Nem ftbucrtiscments. ? S l x oTToiSiiiMi f. aTm] Frsuk Kdulwsn. By Habbisob Smith. 6oct‘jr r dsocssed brotJu-r L. COHEN, W. STORES TO RENT. J UAVI TWO LAUGK STORKS TO RENT FOR twslvt- months, uu Aislisms street, elensutlr rs- pslrsd, with every conventenoo in tbe rear, dored i Whits- G. W. ADAIR. G-W. ADAIR Auct’r. 'dock, v. m., soxsu bsautifUl rosidsnos lot*, on MariutU street, ol (food sias, beiug a sulxlivUiou of that dsalrabls lot known a* the PAYNE APPLE ORCHARD. I-osk out for plat*. O. W. ADAIR. t7.lt Ileal Estate Agent. AUCTION. . will sell this morning at their auction, house- corner Marietta and Broad street*. 12 hoad of saddle and haruesa Horse* : one wagon end pair of Mules; Furniture. Also 1 two Horse carriage. oct 7- It NICHOLS’ DAMCINU ACADEMY. At the Skating Rink, On Thursday. October 12,1871. Days of Tuition—For Ladies. Misses and Masters, >u Thursday, at 4 r. u., snd Saturday morning at 10 •'dock. Geuta' N ight Class- Ou Tltursdsy aud FrUlay night* at 7. 1 ,!-. M. NOTICE. ASSESSMENT No. 8. Omci or THK ) ATIAMTA, DKCATCB AMD STOME Moumtain TUUMraB, f Atlanta, OcL. 0.1871. j T AM DIRECTED BY THE BOARD OF DIREC- ± TORS to caU in two dollar* and fifty cent* (92.80) per share of the stock of the Company. Please call and settle. oct7-Jt DWELLING TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR, six rooms, Kitchen and servant* room, detached; large lot, good water, and the very best neighbor- a good tenant, rent reasonable. Apply to J. M. GODFREY k SON, 6-Ct. No. 45 Whitehall Street, up stairs. Special Notices. Liquors ! Liquors ! Ales, Wines S Liquors 1 AT KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot AND Wholeiaulo Liquor XIoixmo. MY tare a targe Uetortment i au kua* arentvona, uateh will be mM at Ike Jllotl Keaton- able Term*, iqtllla I AH CLAD HE HAS COSIX. The Beat Paper Hanger la (he Stair of Oeorgla. I CAN now ran* your chairs, and make them look new for tbr Mine you will pa) for a bottom. N charge for varnishing chairs when I cane them, an 1 w arrant all UphsDlerlng, Furniture Uuyairing, etc. SurrEBiMo.—The llev. William U. Norton, while residing iu Brazil as a Miwdonsry. discovered in that laud of modicinss ft remedy for Conscmytion, ftOftHA, Bom* Thjloat, Coughs. Colds, Astiima. and Vcnvous WBAXBxas. This remody ha* cured myself after all other modiciucs had failed. Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will send the receipt for preparing and using this r( nicdy to all who dssiro it FREE OF CHARGE. Please send an envolope, with your uaiuo aud ad dress on it. Addros*. Ret. William II. Kobtub, octl-if C70 Broadway, New York City. roii A Hare Chaare for Newspaper Men. Fiuding, after several years* experience, the duties ol the editorial chair and tbs cars* of tho proprietor ship not ouly incompatible, but exhaustive of both mind and body, I have determined to change my oc cupation) for one less laborious and exacting. I therefore offer at private sale The Savannah Rfjmb- lican, including uowspaper and Job offices. Of tho rank of tho RrpuUican among the public Journals of the South, it, perhsps. does not become ne to speak. Th« public, however, lias been kind uough to class it among tho foremost in character and lnliicno*. It is the oldest newspaper iu the Smith, being now in its seventieth year. It has a good circulation for tho times, which, withe little (Tort, may bo largely increased; while with Its local and general advertls'ng patronage is fully eaqnal to ttiat of any paper in Urn Stats. Firmly established in the most prosin'rou* end progressive city of the South, the Republican cannot fail, with Judlcioua and energetic management, to yield a large Income to its proprietors. The job office is supplied with Press, Typo aud oth*r material of tho latest stylea, and ha* a custom that will keep several workmen constantly snd profitably employed. The property will be sold for cash. For further information, apply personally or by letter to the un dersigned. J. R. Bmbud, £oct7-tf Savannah, Ga. My editorial brt lhercn will oblige me by publish- in the above, or its substance as may be most vient, with such remarks as they may foal disposed to make. J. B. 8. miscellaneous. I. GUTHMAN, Agent FOB THE PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA WINE & LIQUOR CO. At No. 8 Granite Ulock, BROAD STREET, Ami 1, hU Ag.nl (or tta. MUnntod ITide of I'ennsilranla RYE WHISKY. odO-tflldMlt THE NEW~DEPARTURE TO THE LADIES OF ATLANTA AND VIOINITY. I N consequence of the departure of the Hewing Machine Agency from my place of bust mm, 29 Whitehall street, I have reorganised and refitted my store, snd am now prepared to furnish my custo mers with all tho latest novelties of the maou. Ths HOOP SKIRT DEPARTMENT Railroad Announcement I BumuNTtHDKNrg orncx. Change ol Mchndnle. O H AND AYTHIt SUNDAY. OCTOBZB 1, litl, Double Daily Passenger Trains will run on this Road as follows: DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION with trains of the Mobile A Montgomery Railroad for Mobile, New Orleans, and ail point* In Tecs*, and with Train* for Selina and Meridian, Ala.; Jack- son, Corinth, Okalosu, Vicksburg, and all points In Central Mississippi, Central Alabama and Northern or any a goinrry, Mobile and New Orleans, and 47 miles short er to Selma and all points west of Seims. Passengers leaving Atlanta At 7:10 a. m., Arrive In Balms at Idl P. M. At 7.-00 p. m., Arrive in Selma at 10:13 A. M. Making closo connections with Selma and Merida BAGGAGE CHCCKKD FOR ALL TEH* MINAL POINTS. 1 Pseeengy Agent OnSrike k €a. UT THE La. r. UMIU| Superintendent. oo4S4f To Parties Desiring to Build T HE undersigned would respectfully interm the cltixens of Atlanta that he Is now prepare * * Superintend tha Building mmd Finishing, ar “J Ftntahingr department anly, * mm Firel Clem Mamet they mem wHh U Mraat. ^ He ha* at hi* command a picked set of and feel* confident In giving general eatlefbcUeo. REFERENCE—Col. John L. Grant, Losgfoy k Robinson, and Fay k Corput, Architect*. joujt c. jticbolsl OFFICE IN AIR-LINE HOUSfo PRYOR nriXIT ap37-6m B. D. BALWOBS, P. A. Drake's Creek Jttills. F. A. BARBOUR 4 C0. $ IjliUBI IN FLOUR, MEAL, % SHIP STUFF, FOAJtfMMeiJr, MMATTFCMW. to- HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB WHEAT. -«R AU produce delivered at the depot Drue of skerfs’ aprlS-fim Store House for Rent [ OFFER POR HINT A FIRST CLASS BURL NK8S HOUSE. For particulars apply, by letter Tin person, to A. K. SEAOO. Merchant, Corner Forsyth and Mitchell street*, septfi-lm Atlanta, Ga. ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office 331 Broadway, Room 18, NEW YORK- Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Lamkcr- quln Male rial >, IMrnuk, u.p>, Bug,. Table end noot OU CMh., Mel., MeUlnge, Well Paper ud UpheleterT Goode, In Large varieties, at the Carpet Store of eaptM lm OHAMBBBLIN, BOYNTON fr OO. Thrco-riy, IngmlnF Two-Ply And all Oradee ef CHEAP CAHPETtt, In eaten sire variety, new on enle et the Carpet Store of sept2G-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k CO The iAorgeet and JtMmet knperb Block of TAPE8THT, BRUSSELS CARPETS In the South, now on exhibition et the Carpet Store eept2fi-lm. CHAMBERLIN, BOYNT CN k OO Popular iamilp Seating JTlaclimea ► of 28 per cent, from former price*. The Millinery Deportment, under the supervision of MIM KEN NEDY, will embrace all late styles of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ac. Ia Ceracts and Trimnilnga, 1 have e special selection, and will sell the asms at New York price*. Latest styles of Hair Goode Just srrtve«l. A great variety of notions and faucy goods just received. Iu tending to make this store the FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM to give satufai Uon. Furniture covers rut, msds and a fit warranted, lieir aud spring eaattreases made to L order. All kinds of household forulture and up-, of Atlanta. I would respectfully ask the ladies to hoistsry don* at ths shortest notice I have re- give me a caU before making their purchases Cour ■ moved to DtOtve's Opera House, under May s«»t *s ; teona sales Udiss in attendance. W ," Auction Ware room, ou Marietta street. | l!ooj> Skirt Manufactory, aplfi-fim octS-Iw SUC4 Wfi. TITLKHAl M, ' I y, No. 38 Whitehall Street, t door to Bedwlme k Fox’s Drug Store. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FAIR or THK Atlanta Agricultural and IH Held in Atlanta, Oct. 16, m*) E XOUBSION TICK ITS FROM NSW YORK, PhiledelphU or Baltimore, to Attests, Georgia, end return, via Savannah Steamship Lines and At- testio k Gulf, and Macon k Brunew'ck Kallroede (good until Dee r let) wttl he aeU for $88 TA Freights dsettned for the Fair wttl be carried at regular tariff rates out, end returned to Eastern cl tie* FREE. Consignments should be marked to the ■•Secretary Atlanta A. A 1. Association Fair, Atlanta, Ga.. car* of Atlantic A Gulf Railroad Agent. SavannahAlso, with tha mama of tho steamer on whleh the Alp. meat is made. 0. D. OWENS, General Agent, Atlantic and Gulf Freight Lina, 23fi Broadway, NEW TOKL <k T. ANDERSON, General Western Agent, Atlanta, Georgia. octt-Im CITY! ftlKtas. 600 Crates assort ed granite and O C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. MERCHA NTS IN City and Country r\omctT took nrrtBBR > num ovu V .lock and prlcM b«for* j«i tag. W. Import CUTLERY ARB CROCKERY AolltliulkipmK latowt to goklong O—niei from home and pay as much or more for the same goods. We oeUnartteular attention to onr (took of TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, and do not better* that for extent variety and prioee it is eqmkd In the Bonth. AN IHMEN«E STOCK op Ueorge Wottenkolm and Son’* Colebratod I XL Cutlery. JOSEPH ROGERS A SON’S TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. rXEDKIOK WARE A OO. B 4 • ANY. Wear* agents for the CELEBRATED HARD RUBER HANDLE KNIFE. Do gun want U'adek Knteker’t, Roger* V ton’*, 1X1. amI other beet KremAe or Mature, Mcletor* end Knioee. CmU Looting Glass Pletes? We offer ^ Cheapest and * Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases <k Toilet Sets. In foot, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash m