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the daily Tpnrttt ;g*gg» ■ yen Advertisements aloctyt found n First Pag* ; Local and Purines* Nrficr* hra Prle*> on Fourth Pag*. anttm; if' JjBJXtttH Couvaitwiti and Stewart Alex- BlJi Wwtbc beat kifglov™ made.- Street . T 00116 tf T»*t of Fire En|i»<> During tta. f»lt. CUo|> of Oor Bubarrlptlui We auk attention to onr new terms oj aubacription in the Out column on Brat P*8«- _ - —- airtgtaVipre. eoi.Utin. CITY AFFAIRS^ We haTe in onr Retail Dry Gooda saaixxjadBa deriea, Hoeiery and general aaoorted ■toek of Dry Good* ever before offereil by no, and we eolicit inspection of onr vtoek from all. KAtron ktfe. Three-ply, Ingrain, T*o-pVy, no* 1 »U grades of Chfojp Carpets, in extensive Mr. Fred. J. Miller,'of New York, lias forwarded a Arc trumpet to be contested for by the different fire oompauiee daring the Fair this week. He prescribes the following rules and regulations for orernisg the contest: Tmr No. I.—Time of lighting fire to starting engine. Test No. 2.—Distance thrown through 200 font hose, II tfcdb Mzle, not over 120 lbs. steam. A beautiful .stock of Marseilles <piilUat Isowc. Dongkuu k DallflV, 42 Whitehall uourruesre Ptkt. Klrtt Fair tfTkt Atlanta Agrlaaltaral an4 Mrrhai»lc»l Aa«o«»i»tion. Yesterday was the opening day of the Atlanta Fair, and possibly came up expectations of most people; certainly op to the expectations of those who have been active in gutting it np. The day was unfavorable—there '-'im indications that rain might set in momentarily- con sequently very few iterama went out spectators. jasetnestzs SttEfCJrjea 100 lbs. steam. t q^crNo. 4. 1,000 feet hose, 1| inch nozzl 120 lbs. steam. All good goods usually kept in a first class retail dry goods house can be found at Lowe. Douglass k Dallas', 42 Whitehall street. r octlG tf Tlie Ha|r<let Orphan*’ Home# Laat evening, at 7* o’clock, the meeting of the Board of Truti- tee* of this noble enterpriie war held at the Study of Rev. E. W. Warren, paator of the First Baptist Church. The vacancy in the Board, occaaioned by the removal of l>r. Brantley, waa filled by Rev. Dr. A. T. Hpalding, Dr. Brantley’* auc- cMutor as pastor of tlie Second Baptist Chnrcb; and that of Rev. Dr. Landrum, who ha« lately removed to Memphis, by I Wm. H. Stark, Eaq., of Savannah. ActfUqpto such lo^litiea aaf^baire tlie location of this Orphans* Home wil* be made for contributions of lands or money, of both. We hope to lay the official proceedings before our readers at an early day. Distance thrown through 1*» goods were not Jelivercdvery rcpjd- not over 1* until toward evening. Between three uga five o'clock over two hundred entriea O ids. steam. __ r rdt , tfoglM Mating ko*. “ ll0 -" iJ Yon^LiAo# .r twenty btod of HL^esssssr Dn.tSS.fo ^iOentt left to the dis- M be>k.n out to-day. A few pen, of Fine laces, laoe oollais «nd handker- ehlefs at Lowe, Dbngliss * Dallas', 42 Whitehall street: f 00416 tf New goods at the Brooklyn Store, eomar Marietta andFonndry streets. » An elegant stock of white and colorpd nlks and satins at Lowe, Douglass k Dal las', 42 Whitehall street octlC tf Boots and shoes at the Brooklyn Store as cheap as the cheapest eorner Mariet- ta^uglfjbndiy street.. , S CIOs Mark.,. Yesterday t^ejnurhet fto elto^ •* 17,. Very little came in during the day. Th« »*«■*■*• See call for a meeting of Germans, at Mrs. O'Connor advertises a grand opening of rare things at her rooms to day and to-morrow. Ladies, go round .m-i .ii tf >lui.H »: fhi* white pine wood, sharings and ok : . Id addition to the above, the Atlanta fair Association offers, as Second Premi um, a “Gold Medal” for Third class , a “Silver Medal” for Hand Engines. Questions arising, other than specified in the foregoing, settled by acceptable Judges on the ground. Test tt> bo "»»d« on Friday, 20th inst commencing at 10 o’olook.. House, can rent one, arranged modem oenveuieaeqs, yery near to tito business of the city. Fnmiture for Bale. See advertisement. _ Frttl, UJIei' Hat., Wm. Titfobeum, next door to Redwine A Fox, manufactures hoop skirtt to or. der. He tx>k a diploma at the Stato Ag- rieulturahFIV^of Wls (fork. H* a)»o keeps the best of corsets, and the pret tiest hats for ladies and 'mtsses. The Skating Rink is npdet the super vision of Mr. Remise, who will remain daring tho week. Professor Nichols has choree of the floor. Strangers who never HI Mff * ln>fr H ar e out. Wo did not have time to ^No^^fo materisl to be used, [visit the cetifo .tolls sud d. know “ p wliat may be expected in this line. Floral Hall is rapidly filling up, end promises to he a most attractive de- mutottliK CT '> * T ' f Iff I l 1,000 Copies. 1,000 copies of the Atlanta Journal of Commerce will las distributed st the Fair Grounds. octl7-lt stuff the Mayor heartily despises, and gave David the privilege of paying ten collate; or work the strevtt for fitter* days. A PENITENT old offender plead goilty to being drunk, and promised the Court to do so no more, if he would fine him lightly aud keep hi, name out; of the paper. The Mayor agreed to his part, and with the hope of reforming the offender the reporte- withlioldi hia name this time. MAT. M'AKDLE was twenty-two yearn old Sunday, and he just took on a little in order to celebrate that eventful occasion in his private his tory. Mat was simply drunk, aud stated that this was certainly the last time, and, as a kind of a loire gift, the Court gave him a hearty sliske of the hand, and slipped a ten dollar hill from him 4 the same time. The balance of tho time *ai occupied in a family quarrel, in whioh e man by the name of Fleming, and one named Griggs, were encased td drunkenness and its train of evils. -WetM msn sml old woman, who M 11 .1 IHf •'Ported ...U lover, part: She witli a wronged and broken heart. But be rejoicing he ia free. Tax Pacific Insurance Comfany aud nx Csinoo Fas.—The following diiptarh rwelved bj L. B. Devi,. Agent IWSSr InrertaW comiwnf. at B*n Fruelaw, CHfornM: AroceiA, (1a.. October 10,1S71. L n Devia. Agent I-adOo In»ur»nco Compeny, of Sen Frelirteco, CtafornU I'hieego lo»«ee bevy, to will be laid A, soon edjuetcd._ 1- Jt V. a. ne.ni. The last issue of the Newnsn Herald iys: f O I f' ' P This divine, formerly pastor of the Baptist Church of this city, lately of the Guthbert Baptist Churoh, was recently chosen pastor of tho Fourth Baptist Church of Atlanta. When the good man w d *^4ti°“*TX If fotom. «r#tly the female mem bers of hia flock had furnished tho parlor in peat and tasty style, supplied their tablo with a prepared meal, anil placed a stove and many other serviceable articles ^fn^of^Dsniel's Haltering reception wm highly gratifying to hw manv friends in this city. We feel that .WfcW-ifflJW* „ , ng pastor as Mr. Daniel is known to fo. • prolal Train. OsnaxW. A A. Raudoad, Atlanta, Ga., October 10,1871 A special train will leave tho General Ptoesyw Depot, for Oglethorpe Park, at 0 o clock a. m., to-day, and make a ^AlO^^foy^rTils will run^to tho flit Oiuuuds usury half hour, or as often eut O|>oning in a husinesa w(iieh is very profitable by addressing. oetl7-9t “R," Bun Office. ' M Prfo^o! roiindtrip titjkVt, to the Ffi# Grounds and return, thirty cents. iitctimi tiokefo must bo Btamped at the afflee of the Secretary of tho Fair Ass* ciatioD, at the Fair Grounds. Round Trip Tickets to Oglethorpe Park and Return, entitling the holder to admission into the Fair, will he on sale at]Uis Pasoanger Depot and H. 1 Kim ball Houaa, commencing Monday morn V* i Mto tou •“ Persons will please purchase their tick Alderman Wells is a candidate for re- cl »9tiW, tt Oily Co**ciL, Be is one of the boys that carried brick to build the City Hall, and nflW, u XMmnan, Iwj ofs before entering the ears, is having it painted and fitted op.—' Wells is an honest, live man—such a man at the city of Atlanta cqnjtpbrd to in po#ition. ~-*^w/' Jackson oounty, hMe been arretted and were, yeeustof, eonuaMted to jail, in thit city, on clus|e« I being members of a Ku-Kln* organUalfon: Green Martin, W. 8. Haynie, J. F. Finch, J. 0. Hayni^ Madiaen Finch, R. J. Fineh, Honry' Findk, Jaecph Jones, J. E. Patrick, G. C. iayn*vBicha*dLay. John and Albert Siak were wrxe eommitfod I wtth Illicit dis- IUto for ’ticket including admission eighty (80) conta. 'filial to I^ark and return, not iuclii ding admlseion, thirty (90) cents. Itetttrn tickets skauld .be stamjfed on the grounds B. W. Wuknn, Gcnl Passenger Agent Y 4A.lt.lt. Vint ta Pur Uhtwage Los., ropy of Chicago Dt.potrh. at (he tome tine, oharged i lit. J. W. Walker, of BslUmore, rived ia tha toty last night - suffering from a slight attook of paralysia naan fm.iso.l DttSttimy, ore.w Major WMtaer tettrwthstbe bee just received a dtigtooh froto the Fkettdtot of the Home ; Insurance Company, of New York-for which bn is toe Atlanta Agent —informing hfos that the Directors of the Conpnny hnvn wnnntinnnnly rcnolved to fill up the capital to 92,500.000— which will restore tho Boom assets to nearly four millions, after paying Chica go b ased I' 1 ' • I > > , » TaZtfHMDIC vT/Yj Owing to the fact that a large* number, desiring to exhibit at the Fair, were de- iNirred by the nnfqrqnhle weattior <4 yeatenlsy from making entriea, and to admit stock and enltle tonrrivi in tho city b; lxx*n - i/etoU IbM ffutodny) r. Hami el A. EIiAls, Sea ■> hy ihf R^lrornl* this morpipg, the V««tUy *01 bo k.pt o]K>n until C Chicago, Ootoher 11, 1871. To Amlet Insurance Company: An des’ losses will not .weed 9300,000. E. E. Rian, Agent The Audoe is solvent and very strong, and has slretdy commenced juiying its Chicago losses. J. B. Bxnnett, AtLnts Agent, rraaident Ia B. Davis. octlC lw. Good and cheap Boarding and Lodging at Mrs. While's, on Forsyth street be tween Hunter sndMilchcll sts. (aolGdSt tort bf.s*. This splendid phqr will be rendered by Templuton’e Troupe to-night. In this they oxoeL It ia one of tho most enter taining of an plays, aud ns rendered by t^e, present company is pcculykriy so. u Arls Department already pre aeuts a very beautifol uppsarnnoe. The display of pictures is, jKissibly, tho best over made in the Stato. The photo- mraphic pictures cannot ho surpassed any There. These deserve a special mention, ttid will lisvc it during thn progress of the Fair. Tlitfe aVo also some superb | oil paintings on exhibition, representing Well-known scenes in Georgia. These, too, will limy speuinl mention in due time. Tho Ladieb’ Dopartmeut gives promise Of success. Already there ore on hand many admirable specimens of needle Work; alao many quills aud other articles of ftttol hcaujy. The Sewing Machine men deserve great ereilit They make the finest iliaplay ever mado in the State, aud will, doubt less, have a lively time of it. Some of them exhibit perfeet beauties. Mr. Hitobooek, of the Atlanta Soap Factory, creates a sensation with hia two thouaaud pound bar of Boap. It is largo enough to wash tho “grease" off n great many hands; and we should think some one would buy it. l’innoy U out them With i superb dis play of carriages; hut will take Home more out to-day. He will do credit to himself and to Atlanta. There is a telegraph offleo upon tho gronnd, In charge of Mr. J. 0. Courtney, whioh will bo a great oonvoufouce to the public. One of tho principal attractions is a full-rigged miniature steamship, which bus been launched upon lbs lake. It is a perfect beauty and apes the ways of larger vessels to a nicety. The grounds ore iu good condition, having boon thoroughly cleaned off, and the buildings iu good order and freshly iivesi net’ of fellows in the world, and are working like budget's iu their several de partmculs. They cun always be found when wanted, and are always ready to answer questions or give information. To-day will probably bring a large crowd to the grounds, os the exhibition will 1k> fairly opened, though many articles hare yet to he placed for exhibi tion. Messrs. Echols k Wilson, in their buil ding, have a vory largo aud fine collec tion of agricultural implements and ma chinery. Their display is a show of it self iu tiioir line. But we cannot yet attempt to particu larize. There are many things Worthy of particular note; but os all were in some confusion yesterday, nothing could bo regularly and well written up. 8o far, the indications are good for a good exhibition ami a largo attendance, Trains will run out every half hour to day. Faro for tho round trip, thirty cents. Hemlis 8 C.jHssoy. Sperlal Aecnt. X-sx.nl anil Busliiiss Notices. SECOND WARD ANNOUNCEMENT. Judge C. C. Hammock aud Dr. E. J. Roach will be supported in the ensuing Democratic Nomination for Aldermen, l, y Many Democoath- still In tli* VtsM I OG -V Ou hand and to arrive, one of the finest and most select lots of Leather that has ever been brought to this city for manufacturing purposes. Manufacture Boot*, Shoes and Goiters, iu the latest New York stvles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cqas. C. Huongs, oet!4-4t rryonrtreet_ Fish and Ovbtek 8*’WUil^dl street—Wholesale and Retail. Oysters 82 per gallon; Fish 26 to 4o string; Shrimp 25 cents per quart. Crab 76 cents per dozen—carefully packed in ice aud shipped to any point IN THE Programme for Ksklbltlon of atoek a* OglttbM-pr P»rk To-D*y, The following is the programme lor to day’s exhibition in the ttock ring: Precisely at 10 o'clock A. M., there wilt be a general leod-crat ol all stock and cattle on tho grounds for general display. Stock under the following entries will be examined by the judges—the exhibi tion to begin at precisely 11 o’clock: duasswent h. Class 1.—Best Stallion, two to four years old, Georgia rained. Rest horse colt over 0 mouths and Under 2 years old - Georgia raised Clans 2.—Best stallion, 2 to 4 years old -Georgia raised. Class 5.—Georgia raised—best pair of matched harness horses or mores—best single harness horse or mure—best saddle horse or mare—best heavy ilrtuif^lA horse test on the grounds. Class 0.—Georgia raised horns of all work—best stallion over 4 years old-best horse colt over 5 months old—best brood mare with colt by her side. Class 7.—Open to tho world—best pacing harness horse or mare. Testa of diaught will be made on tho grounds. City Trade. Tho Jobbing busiocHs yesterday, was immense. All our wholesale houses were np to their *yes, shipping goods. Par ticularly were the grocery men boay. Racon is up a little, and the market lively. It is difficult to keep a supply ou hand. Some miHmanagcmcnt ou tho rrail- roafta 8otrwwh< % re, eausra oooaidcrable delay iu tho reception of goods, aud a consequent Urdiuess iu the shipments of our merchants. N'tnuw Gsu|r KnglHri. Geo. H. Wabino, Sup't. Stock Department. DbUJcyL«Mi||t J9nnbo(o. trie! Attorney Irwin went to Jonesboro, lo hold thaakgutorttfoUM fseattori of ton tonal the remainder of the week. We congratulate them O. RassS iXImi Yes'll nsd It Os. 1 toll No. d2 Whitehall street, and examine the splendid stock of curtom-mado clothing a’ furnishing goods displayed '-iF* °!9>pViFttli _ . warranted to gWe beenfomid under a hotot in that plaoe. there. AUtUmmods^ manulaetotojdrikre WM 111igESfo. in- !: G. Miner, formerly of this city, but now of Nashville, is hero attending toe '‘Vail, nhd topreoonU that sterling Democratic journal, the Union and Amor- icon. Everybody hefe knows Col. Minor, and krill be glad te greet him again. Dx.. UxS, Fropliitt returned yretor- <layfre«| on ex trip through the SoiRhweetern States, and the Judiaa Na tion. The Doctor could nf>t pass him- toll) c(non ptopiltt ansbAg tkelnglne*. so be has returned to Ins first love, in goqdMdti)_ . |t , R«lUr lkatli|. 'MM “The Gov. lhilloek," jr., and “ThoH. I. Kimball,” jr., two narrow gango en gines for the Cherokee Railroad, passed through tho city yeetorday. Wo uuder- staud that the portion of that road now hufog used will bq changed to a narrow, before day Sunday morning, and by auu- .Ulirai bfojt tips geek, at tho Skating Rink, : u this city, at night, and at the Rink In JHe Hllr GrexiMa during the day. See tolyelayhey- ^ y T j ' ^ xjSl.lvi, Court. R,mmd. X portion of the six hnndfad ddllars* worth of goods which were stolen from the store of Mossrs. Williams A Csmp- keU, ja Detotur, last Friday night, have imp the leer- No (rreslplmvn been made, hnleuri)*" 0 * at. points vqry ttrondljiu pij* jlircctidn. priift*- , Vvrsr Hart. ISI.li npbooa 5-Tot.... There were received at tho Express Office oil Sunday morning two very large sea turtles, both olive, and trying to crawl. Those monsters weigh in the aggregate nearly five hundred pounds, and will make soap enough for the whole city, visitors included. TO. XialfSI Trial as IWMsvs. Late Saturday evening tho exciting trial of Daniel BpaigM, at Fairburn, was concluded. It was a very tedious eeeo, and the testimony wee somewhat con flicting, which wee patiently heard by the Judge and Jnry, /Col. Geo. N. Lester of Cobb, and CoL 8. 8. Fears of for thn proanoutton and tbs latter for the defense. The BolioitorGenL, CoL M. M. Tidwell, and Col. Hugh Bltehnnan, also participated in Ike disoassian--all sus taining themselves with marked ability. At tho close of the argument, Judge Wright detlvend a aleer charge, and the Jnij^eqoupl returned a verdict of “Not Nulla, of the C.atral Kxrratlvr Com mittee of Ike Democratic Port,-. The Central Democratic Executive Committeo of the city of Atlanta met at the offioo of Col. E. F. Hogc, at 7i o'clock, p. M., on lust evening. Honry Jackson was appointed Chair man of the Committee, and Marcus A. Hell, Secretary. The following resolutions were passed: 1st. Resolved, That tho polls be open ed iu cnch Ward in the city of Atlanta on Friday, the 27th instant, at a place to be designated by the President of each Ward Club for his Word, from the hour 2d. That tho President of each Ward Club appoint managers and clerks for tlie purpose of reoeiving the ballots; that all Democrats who are legal voters will be entitled to vote, and the two candi dates receiving the highest numbers of votes l>e declared the nominees of the Democratic party. 3d. That each voter, on depositing his ballot for candidates for Aldermen, place on the same ballot the name of the can didate who is his choice for Mayor; that on the day of nomination, one manager from each Ward, to be appointed bv the President of tho Democratic Club for that Ward, meet at the City Hall at 10 o’clock, a. m. , and consolidate the ballots for Mayor, and shall declare which can didate received the highest number of votes, who shall be the nomineo of the Democratic party lor Mayor. 4th. That the managers of the nomi nation keep tally eheeU, record accurate ly the name of each voter, and place his number on the ballot. Henry Jackson, Chairman. Marcus A. Bell, Secretary. Mayor’s Court. * For Momlay, yesterday was ths dullest one tho Mayor has witnessed in six months. Only eleven cases were upon tho minutes, aud all, or nearly so, were from the effect i of too much rcd-Cye. HANDSOMB STKOZtBn H was a big, ugly, thick-lipped uiggor. Why they called him handsome was a mystery to tho audience. Ho must havo been christened when ho was quite young, be cause tho namo don't suit him now. He was up for whipping his wife, and in ex tenuation of his orime, he said if ho didn't whip her ho didn't kuow who would. He got off with $10 and costs. Jill JOHNSON was a little disorderly and profane, and ownod up. Tho Court charged him 96 to help pay the expenses of the Fair. J. ,n. ABNOLD was drunk, profane and disorderly. He and a chap named Tankersly commenced wilfully iMbavtuu .Uo Ustli fouwl her liberty." , This occurred about eight years ago, and lte hod never lived with her since. Two eons-in-law, with their wives and several sis tel s, were Oil hand, and it bothered the Court considerably to tell how the thing But it was at leott ended by his finding Fleming and Griggs each ten dol Urs and costa. •* Oh. how Bweet when daylight do«*. And the gaa la iUring high. O'er the billiard cue to Unger, Or f'O romping on the «ly; And in coucert Hall handy With the mimic In one’a e»r, Hhake the doiuinoea up lively, 1 And put down tchwei lager bur. This is what John Miller thought Sat urday night, and acting upon the im pulse, ho proceeded to buy * through ticket, with coupons attached. Ho had not gone more than half through his programme ere he was overtaken and locked up. Ten aud costs. Beautiful, beautiful girl! thou art A viBion of Joy to a throbbing heart; A »Ur sent down from the world of WUi And all undimmed by the shades of this A rainbow pictured by Love's ovrn sun On tho cloud* of being, beautiful one I This is what the Court said to Lou MoCortkrt when JouecU read ont the oharge^oi being drunk. Lou had her hair nicely scrambled, her round comb gracefully liolding each particular hair to ita plaoe. Hex appearance threw tlie crowd into ecstacies, as it was the first piece of calico which had appeared on tho scenes during tho session. Lou owned np and got off with the usual ton and costs. HENRY WELLS has resolved frequently to quit drinking, on account of the difficulties ha experi enced at home when under the influence of benzine. He woe cogitating the mat ter in his mind and was saying to him 3elf i ••Who'd drink at a bar, Whf n with a bottle In his pocket near. He might trudge homo, alt up all night And drink until he busted ? But that the dread of meeting So than face Freali chocolate cream* made retralarly every woek at Wgpk 8 Candy Factory. Broken candy 20 <onts per pound—six pounds for a dollar. All kinds of fresh French confectionary kept constantly on hsnd^ ______ SEiSui SUPREME COURT OF GEOBGIA- Recnlar Order of Business.—Cases yet to be Decided. ■'**1 14. Northern ••• '".K 16. Augusta 1 16. Middle 17. Ocmulgee “ 18. Eastern 19. Brunswick September 6—tf To Oor vlty Subscribers We specially deoire all our subscribers to receive their papers regularly and promptly. We will take it as o special favor if they will report to us every failure to re- cevie the paper. Alao, any failure to have it properly delivered—just as it is requested by them. Also, any failure to receive it prompt ly—in due time. All that wo can do is to do the best we oau. We ask our subscribers to bejp us in this work. It would assist us greatly in correcting irregularities, if wo can al ways have them reported to u»-__ U Offices to Kent.—One room on 2d floor; also a portion of the office, in cluding one window on the first floor id The Son Building, on Brood street. Apply to J- Hxnly Shito, tf. To Mentals. 500 Crates assort ed granite and G G Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. Sun Office. np they hod on a full head. The neigh hots, hearing a noise, looked out.of the window and saw both gentlemen trying to bug a woman, Who was drank also. The crowd appeared to be very jolly, eo- peciully the woman, who was singing— Hie* u jo* i orfnl Jolly, in, SquMdso me, Joe ! . And if you (era me, teU me k. Tho men said they were endeavoring to get tho womnn’out of town, and scorn ed tho insinuation that thay were trying to hug her. The Court had not the slightest objections to their hugging tho woman, but they must do it more pai vately, and fined each of the parties $10 and oosts, which will be applied to ex tending the incorporation. DAVE WILLIAH8 told-htoland lady that he would be dx-d if he didn't kill her with an axe if she didn't put more sugnrin his coffee, which frightened that lady awfully, and A* jumped ont the window for safety. It turned out that Dave „waa on his usual Sunday drunk, and his eyes looked like two slices of a blood beet This sort of other half *t the door with lottt of j»w lUke.u i r.a.errt V ju«} Vto™. And tho native head is aieklied o’er To find na whore wo are, And the vast speculations that I framed lsat c His soliloquy was interrupted by the rude hand of tho law, and his wish com plied with. He’ll have a hearing in the future, L.s Smith! This celebrated manipulator ofapiri tuous fluids, looks os natural in his plac at the Turf Exchange, aa a pig does in a stye. Lee's decoctions are specially fixed np for "Fair” people—for thirsty people, and for good people generally, os Lee is a good egg and a capital mixer. miscctlfuuons. CHAS. K. .TA1-LIH. LAX EVt Staples & Reab, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UROOERS AND Cfen’l Commission Merchants Commission for Selling Cotton l, 1 * Ter Cent. 378 Broad Hi root, AUGUSTA, CA. REFER BT rjUlMISeiON : JOHN P. KINO, President Ga. R. R. k Bauking Co. H. H. HICKMAN, Pres't Qranltcville Factory and Having* Bank ol Augusta. J. BIBLEY A RONfl, Cotton Merchants. • JOHN M. CLARK Jk CO.. Merchant Millers. sepM-lmw. ANDREW H H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office 231 Broadway, Room 10, Buggies ! Harness ! N CO$g£QUEKCK OF THE DULLNESS OF TUB •raao*. a»4 having a larxe supply of thft abort I hand, I beg to kmiotmm that I will sail nip pres, cut stock at conaiderably REDUCED RATES. For workmanship and stylo, I have a well-estab lished prestige; and 1 have long maintained a petition against every other In niy line in the STATE OE GEOMIGiA. Parties viaitlng tie Nr wilt And ft to theirtntcr- t to give a call at my Repo*itory. Alto keep a full stock of Carriages, Buggies, Ac. made by KIMBALL BROTHER 4 , Heaton. ootl6 lm A. T. FINNEY. D“ |R£H8 MAKING.—Attention, ladies of the city ‘\ BENSON, formerly of Richmond rooua in the Davis Hall building e Candy Manufactory, Broad Street, where ahe will be ploaaed to have the U«Mof the city call and examine her atylcs and pa'terns. Drosses cat, basted and made In the verv latest styles, on short aetioe aad on moat veaaonabla rates. Satisfaction giuranteed. oct2 lm at. THRO W BJ 14, Proprietor tocclsior rUitcring Wort, P. O. Hox 460, ATLANTA, <1 A. Ponohtree Utri-et Photographic Gallery. TCIT OPENKD-noOH BUILT OX rUBPOOB.- ”, “* > * 4 tow. Oworti. octU-'A DB. 0. W. PJBXF.a. XrtUt. WANTED. fjlwo OB THHEI TOUSO OtNTLEHEN CAN K«un BouOIiq uO LoJjIb, In . tratckM prtr.tr ■I THIS omcL Alkxandek H. Stethens on the Studv of the Law.”—A 16 page pam phlet—one of the profouudest of Mr. Stephens’ miuiy productions. Single eopv 15 cents ; 50 copies 95. Addresa J- Henly Smi™, Manager Sun Office, Power Press For Sale* \Yo offer for sale a “Montague” Power Press, which can bo run cither by baud or new. ri'uuresff ' j. Henly - Smith, Sun Office, tf ■ Atlanta, Ga. To Printer*. Twelvo newspaper chases, suitable for papers from 22x32 to 24x36, will be sold cheap. Address J. Henly Bio™, tf. Business Manager Son. Mooes, at the Kimball House, always has The Sun for sale. _ 1,000 Old Papers for sole in quan tities to suit purchasers, at the tf Son Office. MEHOIIA NTS ... Bf City and Country ?EK2il!ES5r!S CUTLERY AND CROCKERY tad tti.notto roar ialorcrt to go . Ion, di.Uucc from homo tad pay M much or more lor tlie «* *"w4c»n p.rticuUr flU-nUun to our rtock of TABLE ud FOCYET CUTLEEY, tad do not bsHer. tort for ost.-ut r»ricty tad price. It U oqutted In the BouUi. an IMMENSE STOCK OF Crerre Wosletshoim and Sto’i Celebrated. I XL Cutlerv'. -JOSEPH ROGERS fc SON’S table and pocket cutlery. CK WARD a CO. B 4 * ANY. OOMMEmOIAIi. CITY QUOTATIONS. GBAIN-Corn by car-load 87@90 oouts. Wheat—Bed 81.70; prime white 91,80(0) 1.90. Oats 65@70. Ryo 91.2801.30.— Barley 91.25. Bacon—Shoulders 9)c; clear rib sides 9| cents; clear sides 10c; canvassed hams 14t@18jc. Bulk Meat—Cloar sides 9c; clear rib 8); shoulders 7(. Labd—llj(n)12e. Flour—Superfine, $6.00; extra, 97; family, 88(3^,26(018.50 ; fancy, 80(oi9.5(J. Meal, etc.—Quite an active demand exists, and manyordere are received from a distance. Corn meal por bushel 90e. Bran, per owt, 81.00. GnoraraiBi—We quote A sugar at 14}c; extra (T14($14j; crushed, powdered and granulated I5J(A1C!; Demarnra 13) (M14; fair to choice brown 12@13c. Rio ooflee 19@21c; Java 27P“ 23c. Molasses, in barrels, 28(n30; New Orleans primer 75c. Liverpool salt 82.00; Virginia salt 92.26 82.40. Rice 10(q;10ia Ginsing 12022c. Candles—sperm 18c; adarasntinc I3l(S> 141c. Pepper 25o. Raoe Ginger 20o, Staroli 8jc. Cigars, domestic, per thou sand 822(a.40. Teas—Green ten 81(a) 1.50; black 900(311.25. Soap 5(310c. Crackers 6(Sl6o. Fbuit.—Rough reaches, 8lK5 per bushel; peeled, 10c. per lb. Dried ap ples, peefod, 831 pur UwheL Own, Georgia, 'fci(34| 85(36 j>cr bbl Onions.- 83(34 per bbl. Gensino.—60o.(366c. per lb. Country Pboducb.—Butter 20(330; eggs 15(«t25o. Cotton Goods.—Standard 4-4 sheet ing, 12c.(<el2l; Jdo. 10c.(3)10); J do. 81c. Osaaburgs, 13e.(a,l«; cotton ■hecks, 13e-(a»15; cotton stripes, 11 |c.(3 13; oottou ysrus, all numbers, $1.35(3 1.40. Cement and Lime.—Market brisk. Cherokee lime 55c; Chcwncln (Me; liy- dranlic ooment, per bbl., 94: James Riv er, 84: jdoster of Paris, per bhl,, 80- Hay—Moderate. Prime clover, per ton, 830‘, Tennemee, 830(3.13 r Ttmothv, 882(3.35. ■ Tobacco—Low grades 56(3.5Cc : com- toDa,to<3«6VkaoJ,'16p„4»s ll«te, 8RB 81616 choice haodt, 84 26(ttt fito Pbibtia—Aliena, 111; Sprene JlJ ; Pacific lli ; Lancaster, 101; Wamsutta, 8; Mcrrimses, 111; Garuefs, 101: Gtoticetter 11; Aiaoskegos Uf. ’• Haiu>waee.— Nail* 4d 85.70,0d 86-45, 8d 85.20, lOd 84.86, 20.1 84.70; Georgia nnifa R ta a Irrwr We arc aceuto for the CELEBRATED HARD — „„ has' t±AN DEE KNIFE. Do you uant D'adcti Butcher's, Rogers it SoW<s, I X E and other best Brands 0/ Razors, Scissors and Knives. Cull Looking Glass Plates. l>er bbl. Northern, nails 5 cents s keg. Iron—Swede 7c; horseshoe iron 7c; City Mills and Pittsburg bar 8e. Live Stock.—Cattle—Teuneosee, 21® 4!e; country, 2(33ic; sheep—country 2ort 3jc;_Tennessee, 4c; shonts, 5®51e. Whisky—Trade is dull, but improving. Mackerel—Half bbl*, No-1 88; No. 2 87; No. 3 86. Kits, No. 1 fel 75; Ho. 2 81 40; No. 8 8125, ,, Chbbk—16®17c. We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In feet, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Co. Jufy4*toodlv ■ ■■■■ WU'I JUW L <1. I ■■IB —L tsoc. MAxrroR. «. ©. aaumaa. y. 4. iimw UraEeU Crw* JftiUa. F. A. BAMBOUR A CO., JjtALEHS m FLOUR, MEAL, % SHIP STUFF, MLMJrMMsMJT, M MUTT i/C MW. MM 1 HRJHJE8T PRICK PAID FOR WHKAT. All prodnoa Aeltv«nA al Mm 4«ol tfsi cktfga’