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Newspaper Page Textthe daily sun. IdriraagaTu. I^r tf*v Advertisements ahrays found h >\r* Page ; Local and llutineu S'utioa on Fourth Page. Chang, or Oar labicrlpllon Prlet We uk attention to onr new terms of ■nbscription in the first column on first -.a^ „ Slagle Cagle* mt the Saa Far Sale at the CaaaUr. DAILY WEVELY • <*** CIT^ We bare in onr Retail Dry Goods defies, Hosiery and general assorted stock of Dry Goods erer before by ns, and we solicit inspection of our V BorsVAit A Co.' Tbo lirgeat and most superb stoek of Tsjawtry, Brussels Carpets in the Booth, f 1flHanMongta»S«a>hr,re of Botwtox k Co. The markets yesterday ruled about the same as the day prerious, there being no The stoclu of baoon were extremely and tho supply will lee kept up to tlie demtnd. J1UHW Ch»Rh Plmlai/. MgxthnantVt»?J£s2 othsr isssswsnie as sms Ss et Ish-isst Is ths son ■EV&3Ei£us3&?s£:fi£ 9 by tbr pertor. Sunday tfcbool et i r. a. Weekly ■ TriSSr*. 4- ChuKh Ssstb-Bsr.C. a. Ena.. PmIoc.—Pisscslns »t 10:» k. M.. slid S r. u.. bj 111. isrtor Sundar School It* paMS c «• WcsUj Msjrcr siacUDS St • o'clock. Kras’s H. t church Scsih-Bsr. J. M. Dlcher. rsator.-Pnschlns si 10:» ». and 0 T. «., by the f&t.rzzz&xz Pastor.—Preaching at 10:30 a. M.. end 0 r. M.. by lb. I«alur. Prayer inovtlug every Wedneedey evening peetor. Bender School at 4:30 v. u. Weekly prayer lulling every Wedneedey evening et B r. u. IjufV Htbkkt M. K. Cuenca—Rev. J. H. Knowles, P**b«r. Preerbing el 10.46 A. »., end 0 r. tf. Run- day-arbool et 9;18 a. m. Clear mo* tiug Hundey If tf. and Friday 8 r. m. Ptayar meeting Wednesday 8 r. m. Sunday-school Teachers’ meeeting Heturday 8 r. ItoehL *1 * A “ ont V t “ flrat Deptlnt dnitk-CflV Warren, Pastor —rreecbingat 10:80 a. m.. and 7:46 r.M.. by tbe paator. Sunday School at 9 a. m. Wednesday even ing. 8 o'clock, prayer meeting. Second Deptiat Church—Hev. W. T. ltreutly, Pee- tor.-Preaching at 10:80 a. m., and 1 46 r. M., by the paator. Sunday School at 9 a. m. Ctaerrk <* ftfnnhnSw^Conoeptlon- -Rev. FT. Oltallly, Paator.—Sarviooa at 10:80 a. M., and 4 r. u. PreabyWhSrrlh nreh^ If arietta atreet-Bev. J. H. Wilaou, D. D.. Paatdir. Preaching at 10:30 a. u , rad 8 r. M. Sabbath School 9 a. m. Prayer —rtlag Wedneaday, at 8 r. m. t'aairriAH Chcboh—Hunter street, Elder T. M. Harrta. Paator. Praachtng at If* a. at., and 8* r. M. Sunday arhool at 9 a. if. St. STBrncMa' CnuacH—corner of Walton and For- ».'tli MtreeU. Hev. Geo. Macauley, Hector. Divine services at 10>, a. m. and 6 r. at. Snnday-achool four At James' Chai'kl, West End. -Preaching 101, a. m. Hunday School 6 p. in. Prayer meeting Tuesday ening at 8 o'clock. Fourth Baptist Church—Bcv. F. M DanleL Paator —Preaching at 10:30 a. m., and 7-.30p. in. Sunday School at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday IVreUlUg^i^g^^*00—^umms£m luoltuuilaDoa ofttl of sn{tgiior quality. 0ac noli™gk ClitrlcaO. HagbcH. Hoc tho notice of Wm. Titlebnum, Administrator. Cotton Marhrt. Yesterday the markut was quiet and firm at 17| for Now York middlings.— AI Hint 150 balos wore broughl It. < The fast trotters "Hatler" end ‘Ten utmetP went out to tbe Fair grounds yeetcriUj. Other* will be reported to Lewis H. Clerk hes resigned the posi tion of Agent of the Odtton fltafa* bite Iusureucc Compenj—haring opened flue retail list etore In 7*me**Uloflt. f Cl y°Tr;t f A f. Au article appeared in our local col umns yesterday, giving an aocuunt of how sossS money was leetandregained, whiokr we regret. We did not sec it till after it wee in print It is a matter about which divers opinions are very positively entur- taiued; and as it might, by some, be con strued into au unjust reflection u|>on ■ das* Of iwtdnus, we’ hereby disavow it— It sometimes happens that nutters get ietenwrchlutenl which we would prefer bad not found their way there. It is so inthiepMc. , t , ■ M A I t: kamm Pttu wboro, to in Hod. i». Clayton of the Otty, reminding ns of old time* at tbe Capitol of this great eouutiy. Hoa. A. 1>. Nnnnally, of Griffis, has been with us sevurgl deyo. Ua is well os mono) osn bo, and deeply interested hi the suseras of wound Democracy in tho State and the Union, lion. J. L. Seward ia in tho city. He ^fcrvptyed a igv« *m**<w« a** os well let Bullock alone, as hiv time is nearly oat any way.** Mr. Seward ones claimed ■Afciflaru |> Calami Tan. From correupondcaoe below, it will be smm ibai Aktlouel Thanu Haalamaa Ja. liveis on address during the Fair. Than- If ‘W ^rectors Colonel Hardeman's well known abili ty as agphka ratnhmfc Tlmndsy of Fair week ea one of ia tenet: Wlr*5i k. n*»Ki£t£?SrM Park mom of tha bywl a°vt^ Awfriar. ATUkMTA. Oa. octobaf J1 IfTl. «4. Jfr. M. A. JUUIa -toavafavy of A Honda Africa tunU mmd in+Utriml Am urtMl Dart Br-TM Mto of thla 4ato. taking m, to 4Aa WtoM oMBa Melon r >—Milan. to a^aal. <to «m «af of yrtft- Uf AahvarlUjj b»> and 1 barton to raply. Wen 1 governed by niy oorn inclination, I vonld Mb* to ownpty «ML yoM very battering raqneot. bot prompted by a deetre to do all tn aay power to advance tbe greet Interert Which eafttata the attention and euergtee of yonr An- 13S3WBS,_ rwlM II. at oiM^ WJMKa iT IRlulTA Paper bb the Fair Ground. We are Mftpitod h> Ast tn offloe will be established on tho Fair Ground for the pnblicstion of a ]>aperto bo entitled “The Atlanta Fair Pull It In." Visitors from the country aro in vited to witness the operations of the memmoth presses. Millions of copies will be issued every ten minutes end dis tributed gratuitously. oc'lllt City Trade. Col. A. W. Trubell, ftt tho 8olioitAtk>u of.^lyi C^ppJ»^^^.mmqrve,'Wlll sd dress that organization this evening st 71 o'clock, in the hall, earner of Bread and Alabama streets. Additional JKnlrJea' Seerstory Kohols, with several amist- anls, had bis hands full to overflowing all daring tbe day yesterday in enrolling entries for articles to be exhibited at the Fair next week. Up to 10 o'clock x. »., over fifty different persons had made entries. _ Seven rnnning horses, of some celeb- rily, •ere taken to the grounds yes ter- Several parties were endeavoring yesterday afternoon, to raise a parse of 8500 for a running race, to come off after the trot on Saturday next. , MxlJUrH h -> Mn. Local: In reply to your request that we giv«xuu,ui “item,' velako the llCeriy of esling you# Ateuffou to the following “Freight Kates" on Sugar, Coffee, etc., from Near York to poiols West and to AUttnia: Quincy, •• l.aou ■ HpHngfleW, « 1,130 “ 90 •* pSt-v rf "15'. 3 navelaod, Olilo, H00 •• 18 •• Cincinnati, " 760 Loulavllle, Ky., 8M 27 •1.00 Now tell ns tbe reason why ? Merchant. Tbe above figures are respectfully re ferred to tbe Railroad managers of this oily.—Ed. The “Active" B. B. C., entered yes terday to ploy a match game at the Fair Grounds, during the Fair. Arrangements have been made for a grand display by steam fire engines, from the city of Atlanta, GrifHn, Rome, Augusta and Muoon. Council Meeting. | #• -4 ) • The Mayor and n fall board present loot night. After rending the miimtos, which were adopted, the regular order of business was commended. nrrmoNs, era Of J. M. Ball, in relation to double tax. Referred. Of citizens for further drainage on east side Broad Street. Referred. Petition for removing obstructions on Mcchnnio Street. Referred. Dr. W. P. Hardin tendered his resig nation as one of tho city physicians. Accepted. Parkins A Allen recommend that a further installment ho paid Pitts, Cook A On. of 85,000, and Treasurer entered to draw k cheek for that amount. muons or committeks. Committee on damage assessed by widening Peters streot recommend tho payment, to the different parties of 81,850. After considerable discussi on, a motion to lay the report upon the table, was car- ■M. By for as tin report related to Col. Adair's Tot, tho damages to which was pat st 8200, was accepted by that gentle man provided the city would work the streets. A motion to widen Mitchell street in one f|£e aim oust of 85A 8ns carried. The AsseekOM on Nelson and Thomp son streets report tho damages at 81,0(K). Adopted. Petition of Uear-go Evans for opening an alley between his lot and a public school lot was referred to n committee. A check for 81U0 in favor of J. T. Ulenu, for legal services rendered in 1869, was passed up. 8 [A rambling discussion occupied cou- sidMble tuna upoo the Kuhjeet of a cistern on or near Castleberry's Hill, during which tho AVu reporter ’amused himself by making and smoking cigar ettes, to the infinite disgust of tbe pre siding officer, who asked him where ho Was raised. Referred, j It. E. Leo Fire Company reported Council will eon- Wlwrte tOVWireWsee the necessary stipplv AMIIlMtl Katrl.. fcr Fair, Mumcoyce Manatacturiug CciDpauy of Oolum- bua, Ua., akirtiUM, mLe«tiug muU rope. Mis* K. Marcki, twenty paliitiugaaaA drawioga. Uaorge T. Iflebola, Broom*. Mi»we* Julia ana Alice Lowry, paiutiugM aud crayon Work. Mra. Mi-Fail, two draw- mga. Miaa Fanny lilcb, oil painting. Hitchcock A Co., a collection of aoapa. Ho we Man u/acturlng Co., aewiug uiackiuea. Frank E. lilock, a large aa«oii- mt of caudlea. A. Lambert, a large varialy of veg- blea. A. H. Haiikiu, publisher, coplua of Calhoun .. jjea, lor Lawabc k ligyitea preinium. Dr. J. 8. WllaaL ai»oclmcua bilmoanoua koal. Mf. J. J. Jen- kina, tan pound! butter. Messra. Plumb k Leituer, of Augusta, one mediclue cheat. Jaa. Heals, browns- viUt. Ua., oue rifle gup. Miaa UiUaiu. Kiiigatou. Ow., a apod mao letter for Phillip* A Ort w's special premium. Joah Ourbacker, Chattanooga,i specimen of work in Iron. b. Hamilton, Dalton, Ua , fruits, fruit trees, VagrtaWoa and assays. Wood A Co., Newuau, Ua., one dozen pair aboea. C. L. Fielding, ton. Ua., ten pouuda butter. Mrs. Martha log. Jonesboro. Ua.. cakaa aud bread. /. u. r, Nashville, Tennessee, agricultural hnple- meut* Mrs. Dr. Johnson, Atlanta, Ua., Em- brtuttered work aud ladles’ walking salts.— Mrs. W. A. Batrson, Atlanta, ladles' walking awit— Hunth A Motes, Atlanta, trn, a large collection of photographs, b. F. Moors, Atlanta, ooUection ot apeclmena of penuanakip. 0. U. Jones A Co., walkiug and trotting horses, single aud in pairs; one pair mules. O. U. Jones, milch cows. M. O. Dobbins, Durham cow, pouey, horse aud jack. Miaa Urmond, Atlanta, lour apedmena of pencil drawings. Miaa Blank, Atlanta, paintings. 8. U. Johnson, poultry. W. b. Lowe A Co., clothing. W. A. Hlayinaker, school desks. John M. C. Beed, cattle aud essays. Item- iugton Agricultural Works, llion, New York, cotton g*M. MoBrlda A tnuth. Atlanta, oarriagas, buggies, and wagoua. Mrs.^J. 61. Calhoun, 10 pounds but ter. Mrs. W. C. Moore, 10 pounds butter. Miaa Foreacre, wax flowers. W. Thompson, trotting mare. >* Hughes, Atlanta; boots and ehoea. liicb- Mara, Eaq., Atlanta; oue stalHon, Berkshire hogs, Caabmere goats, Meriuo sheep, brahmin cattlo, Alderney cattle. Ed. C. Peters; fancy pi geons, poney horse. Mrs. A. HoS, C-aUtoun, Oa., 10 poutaas butter. Other entries are made which we have not space to enumerate, but the fore going will give some idea of the nature of entries being made. of huso. They ask (or 8500. Referred to Fire Committee. A petition concerning tbe numbering •f hoaaaa was laid an tho table. Bida for the erection of tbe new guard home were opened and read in open Council. After reading numerous bids, tt was resolved to meet this owning at 4 o'clock, at l'arkins & Allen, to decide U]xui which bids to accept -The .Street Com unit™ was instructed ki luyffiewo f cifcaing from - WA «i- N Building across to tbe oppa*ilo side of Broad street. musau. k'.ipcuhOH for Ua weak 83,1*7 *1. which were ordered paid. UouneU odjoarned. •a. SansOwM. HW.rjr .r is. War Httwrva tk. lulu. We oak attention to the notice of tbe National Publishing Company, desiring ___ _ sycita for jjniatla ul this popular work. It is sold only by subaori|>tion, and it em (of the meal aHeablc books ever published in America. Nearly 100,000 copiaa of the first votemo was hold 4cfofc tSb suahid VS published, utry is not liolf supplied rdrifi Any active, intelligent MS MhkaWuSay by < far the min uf tbe we*. Supcrinlendent'a Office, Atlanta Agri- gkRural and Iaduatrial Asauciation, At- mnta. Go., October IE 1871; Exhibi tors will pleaae bear in mind that before taklns articles designed for exhibition t, theJejrgieee A, -they meet eell on Samuel A. Echols, Secretary, enter their artiens in dun form, and receive a card entitling them to admission for them- selves and their articles . | rtf be rally doling to-day, Satar- dav.at the Fair Grounds to receive all Kuxo, USn. Hapt VeOrVh Ware e«lls(. last night was called to order by V: ?c Prcffldcot, M. A. BeU. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Judge Pitman, and adopted: Resolved, That the Committee of tlirce appointed to act on the Central Execu tive Committee from the Wards, lie in structed to recommend to the Central Executive Committee that the nomina tion of the candidate for Mayor, he made by ten leluptsn from each ward, to be chosen at any meeting oi cich ward. if Resolved, That the nomination for candidates for ai<ienuuii he left to the decision of tbe words. Judge Pitman, Hr. Newman and Mr. hbbeay were appointed a committee to make arrangements for a Hull for the Club to teen in. Speeches were mode by several gen tlemen. The meeting adjourned to meet next Friday night week, at such place as the committee may select Another Premium. Atlanta, Oa., October 13.—Samuel A. Echols, Secretary—Dear Sir: We will give a premium of 825 for tbe best 250 pounds of White Lead exhibited at tire Fair at Oglethorpe Fork, next week. McCncan t Uarby. Local and Business Wottoes. ” nul ls the'puiuTr On bond and to arrive, one of the finest and neat select lots of Leather that has ever bc|n brought to this city for manufacturing purpose*. Manufacture Boots, Shou aud Gaiters, in tbe latest New York st^e*. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chas. C. HroHEs, octlt -tt Pryor street Fish ahd Orsnm Depot-—84 Whitehall street—Wholesale and Retail. Oysters 82 per gallon, Fish 25 to 45 cents per Btring; Shrimp 25 cents pjr quart; Crab 75 cents per dozen—carefully packed ia ice and sbippsd to any point oct3 I* Cat)K._ 9®. Fresh chocolate creams mode regularly every week at Bloek'a Candy Factory. Brsken candy 20 cento per Kiuud—six founds for a dollar. All linds of fresh French confectionery kept constantly on hand. sep 29- 8UPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Regular Order of Business.—Coses yet lo be Decided. 12 18 6 10 1 6 6 To Our city Subscribers. “We Hpecially desire all our subscribers to receivo their papers regularly and promptly. We will take it as a special favor if they will report to u* every failure to re- cevie tlio paper. Also, any failure to liavo it properly delivered—just os it ia requested by them. Also, any failure to receive it prompt ly—in due timo. All that we can do is to do tho best wt cau. Wo ask our subscribers to help us in this work. It would assist us greatly in correcting irregularities, if we cun al ways have them reported to us. tf Irik. Messrs. Ferrington St Quigley, at the Poet Office Stand, auocessora pi Orion Doiiar, keep The Sin for sale. 12. Rome 13. Cherokee 14. Northern 15. Augusta 16. Middle 17. Oematgee; 18. Eaatern 19. Brunswick I September G-tf 1 lie LsAdlea' Pair-—Wealay i’hapel. The First Metbodist Church—Peach tree street, is assuming grand proportions and a sightly appearance, as it approach es completion. The wholesouled ladies of that Church and congregation have mode arrangements to hold a Fair to raise funds to complete the Church, dur ing our great Fair at Oglethorpe Park, commencing the 16th instant. It is in tended to eclipse anything of the kind, in brilliancy and attractiveness, that ever was gotten up in Atlanta, and we have no doubt will be a perfect suocess in this respect. The Committee appointed for the pur pose—Colonel R. F. Maddox, and Dr. H. L. Wilson—have Becured for thispnr pose, James’ new Hall, which will be handsomely fitted up aud tastefully orna mented. Its first occupancy will be for this noble purpose. The Ladies respectfully solicit donations for the Fair. Any contributions will be thankfully received. We trust they will meet with th<ylargest success. tf Brit. Offices to Rent.—Oue room t 2d floor; also a portion of the office, in cluding one window on the first floor—in The Si n Building, on Broad street. Apply to J. Henly Smith, tf. Sun Office. John C. Whittier, General Insurance Agent, would aaauro hia patrons that tha following Insurance Cnmpanica, raprvMnted by him, aro pro- partnl to iue«t tho raoent Chicago loaaaa without det riment to policy-holders, viz: Home Insurance Com pany, of New York; International Inauranco Com piay. of New York; Atlantic Insurance Company, ol New York; Exceleior Insurance Company, of New York; Hartford Insurance Company, of Hartford; North British and Mercantile, of London; Georgia Home, of Qcorgla. The Pacific Insubance ComtaiG and the Cuicaoo Fiaa.—The following dispatch was rect-ired by L. B. Pavla, Agent Pacific Insurance Company, of San Francisco, California: Augusta, Oa., October 10,1871. I.. B. Davis, Agent Pacific Insurance Company, of Halt Francisco, California: Chicago losses heavy, but will be paM as aoon aa adjusted. 61 Hem wan g Johnson, Special Agent. To Mkmohantb.— G. W. Jack ia selling hia Excelsior Stick Candy,” 36 pounds to 609 pounds, at 17 ceuta; 000 to 1,900 pouuda at 10^ cents; in Iota of 3.600 pounds 10 cents, and fancy candies less than an other house this aide at New York. North Brituh and Merc anti lr Inhu- nance Com panx.—Tt* John 0. Whitner, Agent: The London Board Telegraphs •• Subscribe $6,000 for Chicago sufferers; settle ail losses promptly; draw at three day's sight; American asset* will not be touched." at Chas. F. Waits, Aaaoc Southern Express Company, New Ytoi, Oct. 11, 1871.—C. T. Cmmfkdi, Am i Sapt Southern Express Cum pauy, Atlanta, Ga.— Forward Free and give quickest dispatch over our lines all CouMuahtna of Mom > aud raekagre of Freight tor the Chicago sufferers, if addressed tc the Mayor of Chicago. M. J. O'Bauca, tlen'I Snpt. Tiitm to Tim Fam. —Secretary's Office, At’anta Agricultural and Industrial As sociation, Atlanta, Georgia, October 11. 1871.— Stockholders in this Aaeaotollan will ba entitled to free tickets for tho Fair. All Stockholders are ru ed to call at my ofli< wives and families. Samuel A. Echols. Secretary. M«he Pkemiuioa —Secretoiy'« Offioe, Atlanta Agricultural and lodnatrtal Association, Atlanta. Georgia. October 11. 1871. The fol- lowing premiums are added to our published Uat. For tha beet saddle horse or mare, open u world, $30; for the beet pony horse not over 131* bands high. $10; for the beet watch dog, $6. •amuel A. Emoc*. Secretsty announces that he will be ready to receive all ar ticles for exhibition at t e’oloch hatoriay to>nH8> at the Pair Orounds, and particularly requests citi zens of Atlanta who daeir* to exhibit to make their entries on Lhakfet. and thus give a chance on Mon day for the reception of articl«a..frMl ptoeona Klsftat Dreas Geode, Settees of all abadas-TS Una. Yeloura—a new article in this market—nil colors— full Rne. Colored 8Uks—every variety. Moire Antique flUha-fhU line and every shade. Pure Black MU Velvet—A Areas pattern worth $300. Mack ChMtraeres** now article of Winter #ees. dtnpuce Lace; ami aa fibundMOt of La89 worth $8 to $16 per yard. be tound at (he store of feck. trad# in I>ry Goods. triS-Suorahiy’, Offloe Atlanta Agi'icnl- tnral and Industrial Axoociatioo, Atlanta, fl«., Ootobor 6tb, 1871, Th« fullowitg pri-minma will be added to our pablinaed list ia the department of Fiat Arta: For the belt and handnomeat diaplay of I’hotograyiia —Silver Medal and Di ploma. For the teat Plain Photograph—Di ploma. For the beat Water Colored Photo graph—Bronze Medal. For the but Porcelain Picture—Bronze Medal. Sahuel A. Echols, Secretary. oet7-tf OOMMMROIAla CITY QUOTATIONS. A>v4m, Ga. October It, 1671. GgAiB—Cora by oar-load 8T^$0 eenla. Wheai-- Bad $1 70; prime white $1 «rt»l 90. Oats 86^70. Bye $1 36#1 SO. Barley $1 36. Bacon—Shoulders 9\fc; cj«ar rib aide* 9J«'c; clear aides 40c; camaaaed haoia 14^018‘«c. Bul* Meat dear aidee,9 cents; clear rib tides $Mc; shoulders 7%, Lamp—llMtolk cents. Flou»—Superflue $0 00; eztra $7 00; family $« 00 '256*0 50; fancy $9 00^9 50. Meal, etc.—vuito aa acUve demand exJata, and many order* are received irotu a distance. Cora meal per bushel 95 cents; bran, per cwt. $1 00. GaocKaiaa—We quote A sugar at 14 *e; extraC lifeMM; crushed, powdered aud gracuiatad lfi.S® 19 ; Damarara 13 'w'tfflf: tolr to choice brown 12& 18a. R6e aoffes 19to$U; Java 37#90c; Laguira33c. rela, 88c; hagi * tort00; New Or- JKT ' lO^MMc. Glueing _ ; aka mast Ins l8)g#14Jic. Pap* par M cento* Race Giager 30 cents. March 1‘fe. Ctgnra. domestic, per thousand trUjk). Tra»- Oveea lea 8l«l 68; blaak 90o*l 38. Soap S«l0c.- Faurr—Hough peaches $4&3 per bushel; peeled to per pouad. Dried apples, peeled. $5 to per »ahel; greea Georgia $3 00*1 fig par bhl; Northern $JM3 parbM. ONioaa—$3%i nar bU. Oami fffllt per ff. Caurrnx Paooocn-Bottor 30^30 canto; eggs IS A36 oenta. Cotton Goods—Standard 44 sheeting llffllVi H dalOtoWMc; KffaSRa. OeMhwrgalSMMs; cot ton checka lLRUc; cotton stripes il.^#18c; sotton yarns, all numbers, $1 55# 1 40. Caneet and Lure—Market brisk—Cherokee lime 66e; Chcwaota 80c; hydraulic eement, per bbi. $4; ' unea river $4; piaster of Paris per bhl $0. Hat—Moderate Prims clover, per ton, $99; Ten- . Lancaster 10^; Wamautta Uki Gloucester 11; Amoakegoe *J 1 j. BVWABB—Nails, 4d $5 7U; 0d 5 46; 8d 5 10; lOd 4 98; 30d 4 7b; Gaorgla nails 6o >t keg. Ison—Swede 7c; horse shoe iron 7c; City Mills and Pittobnrg bar 6c. LrraMTocK—Cattle—Tennessee 2 *64 Sc V lb; Mintry 3#3>«c. Sheep-country 3^3,‘«c y lb; Ton- eeaee 4c. Beoata Wt,5‘,c V lb. W HD*mr—Trade u dull bat improving. 64auaaAkl— Half bbU. No 1 $8 (Ml; No. 3 7 00; No 3,0 00. Rita. No 1 $1, 79; No 3,1 40; No 3.1 29. 104*17 oenta. W. B. Moses, at tho Kimball House, always has The Sun for Bale. V&» 1,000 Old Papers for sale in quan tities to suit purchasers, at the tf Sun^ Office. _ To Printers. aper c papera from 22x32 to 24x36, will be sold cheap. Address J. Hhnly Smith, tf. Buaineaa Manager Boh. “ Alexander H. Stephens on the Btody of the Law.”—A 16 page pam- ihlet—one of the profonndest of Mr. many productions Single 50 copies 85. J. Henly Smith, Manager San Office, *ny L copy 15 cento ; 50 copiea 85. Address Rawer Press For Bale. We offer for sale a "Montague” Power Frees, which can be ran either by band or steam—in perfect order and os good aa new. Address J. Henly Smith, Sun Office, tf Atlanta, Ga. Special Premium*. Sbcbetar y's Office, Atlanta Aoricdl- 1 ti ral and Industrial Association, V Atlanta, Ga., September 9, 1871. ) Ho premium having been offered in the List of Premiums for the Fair ol thia Association in Ootober on the publi cation of papers, the publisher* of At lanta generally offer special premiums. The Press of Georgia generally, will oblige by copying tho following column nioation. 'Sam'l A. Echols, Sec’y, fllisttllanton* TO EMIGRANTS. THE BEST ROUTE FROM Atlanta to Memphis 19 VIA Western and Atlantic AND Memphis & Charleston R. R. Leave Atlanta CM A. M 10:30 If. M. Reach Memphis, next day.12.15 P. M 10:19 P. M. NO OTHER ROUTE OFFERS Double Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON THE Miridririippi River SOUTH OF CAIRO, 73 MILES SHORTER Than Any Other Line to Memphis. Making CLOSER CONNECTIONS with the only Train from Mcinphin to LITTLE ROCK. Starting from Atlanta at 10:30 p. m., you leavo Chattanooga C:30 a. m., arrive at Mempbie 10:19 p. m , leave Memphis for LltUe Rock 7:60 a. m. If any one should offer inducement* to you to go via Nashville to Little Rook, remember that there is but one train on that route, which leavee Atlanta in the Morning starting 19 hours too soon, you are on a tedioua Journey 9 hours longer, and arrive In Memphis only to meet with 7 hours more detention than if you had left Atlanta on the 10:90 p. m. train, and gone direct by the only RELIABLE BOUT*. If you are to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta in the morning, arriving in Memphis 12:11 p. m. Boats leeve at 5:00 p. m., allowing ample time for transfer and avoiding confusion. Finding our Agents who will g've reliable Information, and allow no one to deceive yon. L. P. GUDGER, Agent, Dalton. W. J. AKERS, Agent Atlanta. B. F. PARKER, Agent, Chattanooga, Or Address : Cmct. MURRAY'S LINE—NEW I IRK Or SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY from each fonr. e'l uo.JtjSifl/h - ^ stesmi DKARHDI ..BULELEY, and one of these steam#ipe Compose Tbroogti litlli ot tadinr given by these etsamffiiy by all nolruad ctw^ tio-**, and also through bills lading given lu Uavaunsb ou Cotton destined for Liverpool and Mam burg by first sAaae slsaasahlpe.- For freight or paaaage. apply to HUNTER to AMMBLU §4 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH MAIL 8TMAM SHIP OOMPANY. J’MHKmM IPMZLPMMi+i JtJTV M- rvffjrjnia: EVERY SATURDAY from each poby^ INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMERS ON THM UNI OMR HALF PER CENT. CABIN PASSAGE $30 ECK. with aubelrtenee f..:7..: L 10 Thia line ia composed of the first class steam Mi ip* WYOMING TEAL, Oommamler, TON RWANDA BARRETT. Commander One of these steamships leave each port EVERY SATURDAY. Through bills Ming furalahed by these steam ships by all railroad connections. For retght or paeeege, apply to HUNTER A GAMMELL, •4 Bay street. For New York. THE G BEAT OOUTHEBN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. EVERY THURSDAY. -ance by this Line can be effected under our open potto; et one-helf per eeat, CABIN passage $3$ Off The first olaas steamers nee Mvlafitoes, .Oheeeearan, Com. Gen. Barnes, P. O. Mallory, Ooa. Will sail as follows: H. LIV1NG8TON October 6th, at 13:30 T. tf. « " 30, at 13:80 r. If. GEN. BARNES “ 13, at 4:30 r. M. •• " 37, at 4:30 r. m. Is of lading given hereon ootton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by first ass steamers. For passage or freight, apply to WILDER A FULLARTON, nov ff-tf Ho. 8 Stoddard's Upper Range. THE Baltimore & Savannah 8TEAM8niP COMPANY. T HE STEAM8HIP9 OF THIS LIRE BAIL FROM Either port every five (6) days. Through Bills of Lading and Passenger Tickets, issued to all points in Georgia, Alabama, and Flori- Baragossa Capt HOOPER. America Oapt BILLUPS. North Point Oapt FOLEY. Fannie BOSTON SlSAVANNAH Stoamslilp ZiJLno. QTEAMSHIP '‘SEMINOLE" (1.1C0 TON8), Capt O S. H. MATHEWS. •hip " ORIENTAL " (700 tons), Capt F. M. a tho 10th, 30th and 30th Order goods by the direct line from Boston, and avoid transhipment. RICHARDSON k BARNARD, be awarded at the oomtog Fair of your Aaeocia- tms, as follows : For the besf in Georgia—outoUto of Allan baukal make up. gsusrsl style menu, $46 and Gold Medal. • • * • For the beat printed Weekly paper pub- liahed In Georgia—ouUide of Atlanta -$2S and Gold Daily leper pul to Judged by its n - * of dep 8. W. Otrra, PnbBaher New Era. Hamcu. Rabd, Pnbllaher Ties Georgian. J. J. Toom, Publisher Christian Index and Georgia Medical Journal. C. W. Uowabb, Tor Plantation Publishing Com- Pcaohtreo Streot Photographic Gallery. J UST OPENED—ROOM BUILT ON PCRPOOE 01 U> * m>1 >Mr ' ° PPO “ arilait SS C. W. SMS AIMS. Thre»Ply, Inarraln. Two-Ply bS4*sh 4 0 CHEAP OSBPETS, par O. Wl. .1 Ui. CuyM CHAMItnuN. BOYNTON k 00 AxMUaktor, IpKtti, VelTet art Brtj u .. Brasmlt Carpeta IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ST THE CARPET 8T0BE OF CMAWBSRLIS, BOYNTON * CO. upCla-In IViaJon Skrtca, Loco Curtains, Lambcr- L ! qulnJUfiriala, . Eanstok. Reps, Rqga, Table and Floor OU Cloths. Mata, Mattings, WaU Paper and Upholstery Goode, la Largs varieties, et the Ckrprt Stors of sept30-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON A 00. Railroad Announcement I SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Atlanta * Wist Point Ranjwan. AOsnta, Ga., Sept. M, 167L Chaii|(o ot Holiedulo. A* AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCTOBER L 1871, V/ Double Daily Puseenger Trains wUlrun on this Road as follows : Iieave Atlanta at 7:10 A. M. Leave Atieeta at 7:80 P. M. Arrive la Atleuto et •sn P. M. Arrive in Atlanta at 6:46 A. M. Night trains run through to Montgomery WITH- OUT CHANGE OF CABS, forming a DOl BL£ DAILY CONNECTION with trains of the Mobile A Montgomery Railroad for Mobile, New Ortoeas, end all potato In T and with Trains for Selma and Mertdlan. Ala.; son. Corinth, Okakms, Vicksburg, aud all peiet* In Oeutrel Mtoatotfppt. Central AbbsnM aud Northern 1,800 UUSUKLS Bed Bust Proof Oats Mark Passengers will find this route 88 miles shorter than the Blue Mountain or any other route to Mont gomery, Mobile and New Orleans, and 47 miles short er to Selma aud all potato west ef Selma. Passenger* leaving Atlanta At 7:10 a.m., Arrive in ffehnaat 8:31 P. M. At 7 OO p. m.. Arrive in Salma et tool A. M, Making close eounectione with Selma and Merid ian Road. BAQQAQE CHICKED BOM ALL TIB- MINAL POINTS. Of Fare aa cheap and accommodations as good i any other route. SB. Ask tor Tickets via West Point and Moot- weary. ffS. Tleheto for mle et toe aAoe of J. M. towtor. General Ttoket Agent, at tha Union Paaeauger Depot. L. P. GRANT, ffeperinteadrat W. J. HOUSTON. CIO. B. STATUS. L. A. a. Staples fit Beab, WHOLESALE AND BET AIL OSOGEM AND deal Commission Merchants ton. for Selling Cotton 1\ Per CmL, ars llfond Htroet, AUGUSTA, GA. urm wt meirum : JOHN P. KING. President Ga. R. R A Baektog Co. “ " "“"UtAN. Preat Granttovllto Bitoy ami W. Johnson’s, oppoam Uattaa Wixrehwue, on Broad Street. ALSO : 800 JBwbA. Selected Seed Mtmrles, 2MI Bush, seed Rye, to eorrtte, 500 Bush, seed Wheat, 810 Bush. Red Clover, 815 Bush. Red Top or Herds Cretss. 824 Bush. Orchard Crass, lOO Bush. Tali Jmssdens Oat Brass, to arrtrr, 175 Bush. Blue Brass, aud all other useful Brasses, tfc, 500 Cud. I'rcsh Turnip Seep { ALSO! lOO Tons sea S'otcl Altwaa mud other Guano, for Wheat, He. ALHOl 500 Bine Plows and other Plowe, from $3.co to $9 *o, cheai>er than bom* made "Scooter*.** ALSO: The Heller Potent Brain Drill, Por wwiDE Wberi. Etc. Mark W. Johnson’s, p A Hhl r.1. AtHnU. (1.1. Office Selm.1, Rome ft Dalton R. R. Co., JiV. J0UM8ON, LocalAyY. HO. 4, THE H. I. KIMBAT.T. H0CSE. Hit Brit r tt «*■ IN TIIE CITY! 600 Crates assort ed granite and CC Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. MEROHANTH is City and Country INSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR stock and pricas bafore yon boy. We Import CUTLERY AHD OROCXBRY -xtent nrtoty xnd prim It M HUM Ut th* Bon in. AN immense stock or Beorge H'ostenholm aud Son’s Celebrated IXL Cutlery. JOSEPH KOOERS A SOM’S TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. CK WARD lr CO. B 4 » ANY. We arc agents for the CELEBRATED HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. Do you leant trade If Butcher’s, Rogers if Son’s, IXL and other best Brands ot Razors, Scissors and Knives. Call on us. McBride, k co. Looting Glass Plates. enaction* to ail tormtwal prtue*. aa low aa by any aibar nmu , via; .WCKSBURG, JACKSON, CANTON. toKRlDtAN and MEW OR LEANS. E. V. JOHNSON, Local Agent ff. 1. k D. R. R., No. stTvarrojr rjvrnw. B Y A YDBHft LADY. TWEHTY-F04TE THAM si t% Irotu Smtmnta.uU good family. ycti3eybw3t wxujAtf 9. unA^rvns, /quri t, aatiTa. Jennings, Smith & Ck, OOTTON FACTORS AND COMMIRSION ULiU'UkSTH, JpVK thia day rtmovod to No. 5. Mrtutoah rtrevt, Augusta. Georgia. (oppo*.to onr furiuoA place of bua- taaaa.1 where «« lava tha moat ample and Otoe* Storage of aay in the city, which ia Btrtutlj Fire- Proof. We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods m the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Rnives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets.. In feet, any thing needed in a,well kept house... •Qftll with the cash ■aau a CVyHI r. t: ba it no trit a co., JjEALEJtS Ut ' wnat UF-Af. ’% WflPeTflFF, > rsjjmzrJt, Ksusrrrtrsrr. 1 .SKgBSfspryysswts