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SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1871.
NO. 444.
THE DAILY SUN.
Published b/tbe Atlanta 8a» PikUshfag
J. H«mljr
ipsspszs A fiqg
■ H. Stephen, Political Editor.
-lAPlfi''Wtfcstf.. • ^ 1 Saw* Editor,
i. Ilenly Smith, General Editor ud Bui
mu Manager.
UutMIni -..HO'
WILLIAM H. KOOII
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by (At fna at AUuU.
TELEGRAPH NEWS
By toe Kew York Associated Preno.
tEIGN.
CANADA.
IWIWtoAUTil, lU/to.
tee, beli
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the woods.
rvey, reports
to his staff, end fire
to death by fire in
been wrecked. The captain and crew
were saved.
Syracuse, Ootober 20.—A colored girl
has been orreeted for homing a school
house.
The Commercial Adrertiser states the
total losses of tho Insnranoe Companies
at 857,740,000. Henry P. Freeman has
been appointed reoeiver to wind up the
Market Fire Insurance Company. John
J. Cook baa been appointed receiver of
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•’Special Notice*," 90 cent* per line forth* Aral
Insertion; 10 oenta for each nubeequent insertion.
Advertisement* Inserted three time* » week, 15
r oeot. off the tebl* rate* above; twin* » week, 35
acd Chare bee,
uniform rates of advertising
ftnuutuunln.
DeGive’s Opera House
Direct^, u n JOHN TEMPLETON.
TO-NIGHT.
And Every Night
For the Fair Season!
The fraatot Attrition.- Tht VnequMlI*! wd mw
: tbit u ssidton’»ta'i- 1
performances.
■AST LYNNE,
HEIR AT LAW,
LADY OF LYONS,
NOTRE DAME,
OIRALDA,
LEAP YEAR, *«•
Doan opan noli nlglil .1 7 odoai. PerfonMRO.
begin it 8 o’clock.
The old popular price*.
an.Ticket* for reserved seats at Phillips *£jew’r
nJoSBtoa ~ u,tf
Atlanta & New Orleans
MIIOBT IilNE
THE SHORTEST A QUICKEST DOUBLE
MamnS&ZmSanmnr
W A SjHINGT O N.
Washington, October 20.—The Seers-
tary of the Treasury, directs that, here
after, all disbarring officers, at
Agents of the United States, except pen
sion agents, drawing checks or money
deposited to their official credit, with the
Treasurer of the United States, or any
of the assistant Treasurers, and United
States depositories in favor of themselves,
or 1 usswr, or in favor of any person
other thaaa public creditor, must state
on the face or back of the check, the
object or purpose to which the avails
are to be applied.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ILLINOIS
I llOMIHd* MaUmuic Iaam.
Chicago, October 20.—The loss sus
tained by McCormick's reaper establiah-
ment is 8760,000. It will be rebuilt im
mediately.
MISSOURI.
f*. Ml«an 4m Fammclh
St. Lome, October 26.— The National
Police Convention organized to-day. Jos.
Brown, Mayor of St. Louis, is President
Ninety delegates are present
MINNESOTA..
Aalto- S| Barmta
St. Paul, October 20.—Rich gold
mines are reported in the Winnepeg
country,
Gen. Corley, leader of the recent Fe
nian incursion, has surrendered. He de
clares that the expedition was a coloniz
ing scheme.
PENNSYLVANIA
5mhi »V*rr Mmdiemi M>efmle*U»*a.
PRiladkiCuia, October 80.—The Led
;er says the failure of 0. T. Yerkers, Jr.,
t Co., involves a loss to tho city of 8478,-
000. It is hoped that the assets of the
firm will save the city from a loss. 8X60,
003 of the State funds are also in jeopar
dy. In both cases the city and State of
ficials had loaned money to tho specula
tive firm without legal authority.
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Mart SVitfci Ttetnlf Fertamt .Muluf
Detroit, October 20.—Reports of
wreoks of lake crafts continue to oc
Much wheat is lost, but comparatively
few lives.
The two missing boats of the steamer
Colburn have been saved. Twenty per
sons are still missing, among whom are
Commander Gilbert, Durmont, an In
dian agent, and a Mr. Smith, together
with oU the women on board.
the Atlantic Insnranoe Company,
Brooklyn, which suspended .veet^day.
MARKET REPORTS.
Baltimore, October 20. — Cotton
heavy; middlings 18f; receipts 290; ex
ports coastwise 206; soles 440; stock
1629; net reoeipts for the woek 674;
gross 2903; exports to Orest Britain 100;
coastwise 780; sales for the week 440.
Mjun-His, October 19.—Cotton doll;
low middlings 181; reoeipts for the week
14,231; shipments 9560; sales 10,800;
stock 1070, 5,229; 18T1, 11,750.
Nashville, October 20.—Cotton—re
oeipts 2,890; shipments 2,390; stock
1870, 1,685; 1871,
Macon, Ootober 20.—Cotton—stack
1870, 5,015; 1871, 5,855.
Wilminqton, Ootober 20.—Cotton
quiet; middlings 184; net receipts 296;
exports coastwise 9; sales 47; stock
3605; net receipts for the week 1643.
Charleston, October 20.—Cotton ao-
tive bat not lower: middlings lfc set
reoeipts 1708; gross 1863; exports ooast-
wise 2103; sales 2500; s^ock 15028; net
LOUISIANA.
tahaaatr —Mmilraad Caaatallaa*
New Orleans, October 20.—The
schooner Liberty lias been sunk in Lake
1'ontc hart rain. Three persons were lost.
A large Railroad Conventicn is in ses
sion at Shreveport, transacting business
WEST POINT, MONTGOMERY,
and Mobile, for
NEW ORLEANS,
, AID TIA
WUT Mll’T,<*e«T'a*l*HR* t
■ELBA AND MERIDIAN,
VIOKSBTJHO-,
And *U Intermediate Point*.
istct
Arrive in Atlanta at 5‘.2 a! M
Arrive in Atlanta at
Sight train* run through to Montgowty WITH
OUT CB
CHANGE Off CABS,
DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION
MM®**
Central Miealaaippi. Central Alabama
Louisiana.
Paeeamrara will And thi* route 98 milee ehortor
tkui tbeflSala Mountain oraay other route to Moat-
eomarv. Mobile and Hew Orleans, and 4? miles anort-
«r to Seim* and all points west of Selma.
Ur.
At 7.-00 p. m., Arrive in Selma at 10.M A.
iiaMiia cloeo connection* with Selma and Marid-
lanBoad.
BAQQAOECHECKED FO* ALL TB«-
MINAL POINTS.
yy Fan as cheap and aooommodatkma a* good
fllrewESsi*
Tickets for isle at the oMce of J. II. Povtor,
general Ttoket Agent, at Urn Valon l'aemnger Dapot
L. P. GRANT,
W.J. HOUSTON,
u r. «*•*».
SnparlntoMlent.
General Paemnger Agent.
octi-tf
Throp-PlFi Ingrain, Two-Fly
And all Oradee of
CHEAP OABFET*
lD.il.aRT. rwirtj, sow on -1- .t U. tarre*
CHAM BERLIN. BOYNTON A OO
Louisiana and Texas, ore represented.
Reports were read favoring the early
completion of the Southern Pacific Rail
road.
MARYLAND.
Tht Jtai.aj.i aw*
Baltimore, October 20.—The report
of the Committee on the 8tate of the
Church,is generally cheerful,but they say
they cannot, however, close their eyes to
the fact that in Southern and South
western dioceses, there are still great
5j!of the^iucP^fhoaToidlnriSm-
tions, from their great calamities and
deep poverty, has not been as rapid as
u hoped, and most earnestly desired.
An elaborate diacoaaion is progressing
over the joint report on the Ritual.
MASSACHUSETTS.
CS33CT*~
receipts for the week 18,724; grass 13,
879;; exports, to Great Britain 3330;
coastwise 7343; sales 3800.
Columbus, October 20.—Cotton stock
of 1870, 3,435; of 1871, 3,550.
Montoomerx, October 20,—Cotton
receipts, 3,159; stock of 1870, 4,745;
1871, 4,760.
Auousta, October 20.—Cotton weak
but demand fair; middlings 171; receipts
500; sales 300; stock 8860.
Wilmington, October 20.—Spirits
turpentine, no sales. Rosin firm at 88 35
for attained; 83 65 for No. 2; 87 75 for
extra pale. Crude turpentine firm at
83 50 for bard; 85 25 for yellow dip;
85 85 (or virgin. Tar firm at 82 80.
Liverpool, October 20.—Evening-
Cotton dull, uplands 9|@9|; Orleans 9J
@10; solos 10,000; speculative exports
2,000.
Louisville, .OctSter 20.—Bagging
quiet; floor Arm; grain reoeipts Tight;
provisions quiot and steady; pork 131o;
shoulders 71c; clear sides 8ic; lard 9|c;
kegs Ilf; whiskey 91.
Cincinnati, October 20.— Flour dull
and drooping; com steady; pork lower
and fair demand at 121c; lard dull at
$1; bacon doll, holders unwilling to
:o concessions; shoulders 7c; dear
sides 7}; whiskey 91.
St. Loud, Ootober 20.—Bagging
lower at 17i@18; others qoiet. Cotton
doll and heavy; soles 1731; uplands 19];
Orleans 19J.
New Yobk, October 20.—Flour qniet
and drooping; common to fair extra 87 15
@7 76; good to choice 87 50@9 25.
Whisky 94j(gi5. Wheat unchanged,
Coin unchanged. Rice dull at 8l(«;9.
Pork heavy at 131. Lard qniet Tur
pentine 691. Roein 84 15. Tallow 9 i (e>
9f. Freights unchanged. Money closed
easy at 7 per cent.; prime paper 12.
Sterling 8j(<h8i. Governments closed
steady; 62s 14; States weak; Tennessocs,
62; new, 63j; Virginias 58;. new, 62;
Louisian as, 65; new, 57; Levees, 68; 8s,
75; Alabaman, 98; 5s, 65; Georgias, 86;
7s, 90; North Carolines, 371; new, 191;
South Carolinas, 72; new, 41f. Hales of
futures today 8000 bales as follows
October, 19 1-16, 19, 18 15-16, 181,18
13-16; November, 19 1-16, 19 3-16, 19|,
19, 18 15-16; Deoember, 191, 19 1-16,19
8-16, 191; January, 19 8-16, 191; Feb
ruary, 191; March, 191; April, 20, 191
18 15-16.
Savannah, October 20.—Cotton doll;
buyers said sellers apart; middlings 181;
net receipts ,440; exports coastwise 1,604;
sales 700; stock 28,870; net reoeipts for
the week. 18.682; exportsoostwiee, 8,795;
soles for the week, 8,000.
New Orleans, October 20.—Cotton
dull, lower, mi4dlinga, |19@19l; net re-
1,888; groat 4,355; sales 2,500;
stock 41,835; net receipts for the week,
17,131; gross 21,325; exports to Gnat
Britain 8,289; Havre 4,441; ooastwise 5,
112; sales for the week 17,000. COR
New Yore, October 20,—Comparative
cotton statement: Total reoeipts from
September 1st, 1871, 270,567; same time
last year 301,931. Total exports from
September 1st, 1871,101,406; same time
last year 10,446. Stock in lfffl, fs 184,-
141, at United States ports; la 1070, was
200,871. Stock in 1871 at Interior
towns, is 36,511; fame time last year 32,-
202.
Mobile, October 20.—Cotton dull, mid
dlings 181@18l.'
Ootober 20.—A purse of
_ thousand dollars was given Captain
Knowlton. who rescued the schooner
Horton from a Canadian port
Boston, October 20.—Judge Pitman
a accepted the prohibition nomination
rQdVembn' Th* President and suite
arritreSat MY this evening, from Port
land, and proceeded to the Revere House,
where they took supper, and left at half
past 8, via the Boston and Albany Rail
road for New York. ^ ^
MAINE.
anAND
Trotting: Matches !
Cttltnu’ rep •r *1,800 /
To befjotted on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 21st,
FIRST AACX. 10 a. ac.«. Fvree $m <
For thMMeet troMUfMee. OftVft* nM,
that he* never beaten throe minatea la a
regular race, let 100 I
Second horse W{
(Mile heeta baet 2 in A two or more to antar.)
SECOND RACE.. .Open latte H’orU...Purae $100 «
[To follow inunadMelj aftor the above.]
For Cm teat trotting pair owned by one man.
lS,.. ? 4y.re <W rew»-.M.. r eretf.... 100 00
•eoond hmt 00 00
IMUpkwfcbwttlallro or mare to enter.)
Grand Race at 2 p. m.
- - *1,500
1 ' open to The world.
Pre*.ireMcoUiiisto*re ,,,....91.000 M
Second hone 300 00
200 00
(Mil* beat* beet 3 in &. three or mqre to enter.)
IOOIO ta
\
Should the
te day prove etormy. the race* will
the iapt Mr day la the following
I clOee at the ILI. Kimball IToWM
>n Friday 30th. Price* of admie-
aion will be the same aa during the Fair. No
betting will be all owed on the 0 rounds
■matsK
So pool
QCtSl*
< >!fle tliorpe I’ark.
GRAND
Running: Races!
ppHsea . . *500.
MONDAY, P. M., Octwber SSd.
W. KINNEY name.....tie. e. GRAHAMMcNEABY,
3 years, by “Jack Malone;" dam “Velvet,” by
ColM%*aey.
g. BOB 8HELTON,
TH06. DICKSON
4 year*, by “dl _ _ -— —.
“Wagnltf." Ootora, rad and red.
E. T. CRAIG names g. g. TOM PROVOST,
4 years, by “Lightntafft” dam “Albion.” Color*,
* to and blue, with
“Auatialian;" dam "Iffivaader,” by
red, white a
i red aaah.
oiia *
)hh
iYrro 'Xflirrrtisfmenlf.
ei'IOU |
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street, for a Gentleman, wife and two children.
IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT JOBS
CARPET STORE OF
OMAMMRLIH, BOYMTOM * CO
tapehtiiy, bru
CA.RPETH
la the loath, aow on exhibition at the Carpet Stare
•aptW-lm. CHAMBERLIN. BOYNTON A CO
~ MirUrJVrSJr tT-Ari^
Apply *4 ill* OFFM-m
ocUSOtawM ■■■
Portland, October 20.—Grant had a
stirring reception to-day. Respomling to
a sereaade he said: “I have a vivid recol
lection of visiting your city six years ago.
This is tho second time I have been i»
vonr oity, and am much pleased with the
reception here as well as at other places
vLted in your State. If 1 Ion*
come oftener than I have heretofore I
shall not make many more vunta before I
shall be quite an oldtmao. "
Banoon, Ootober 20.-Tt» Dominiou
Minister of the Fisheries and Marine die-
, AnarirrA, October 20.-A severe shock
of sn earthquake, lasting ten minatea,
was felt here. # # 1
NEW YORK.
nJvTone, October 20.-Tbe Wssh-
ington Fire Insurance Company of this
city has suspended.
A petition of review from the proceed-
... ww —a a — — saw f kn mill.
tog 1U
To the'WnHMAta *f JkfttenBR.
A D Sama W XOUtt ^ U8U * K * 1 W ***'’
The Opelika Locomotive (Tfi-Waokly)
haa the iargtai circulation of any paper In that
section. . .am m
Opelika I* a rapidly growing young city, and does
areM«drele«trollmaH*misHta
e. IT. 4f).lfA, Auctioneer
L IN MT OTTICH,
rv»r.. *110 o’clock
ClTtZKJT8> MEBTiJro.
t rig citizens or ATLANTA an rwiawtieS.
UMt.t the car Hto, In tb. dir " f AUuta, .a
TUESDIY EVENING. TS* Mm or OCTOBER,
M52s u o', aJKSJSJs^esrssr r
A Card to the Public.
X. B. PAVIS, ‘
INSURANCE AOENCV,
MltuUt9, ««.. 194*. 1871
f HAVE rtV0A NO. tUmMMC* tm9AN1M
l that were not repreeented In the
Great Chioaao
Xheee compenie* represent a Capital of $12,000,
tm
The grret
Entrir. open ttttth Friday et 8 r. u.
ONE MILE DASH!
PVRKE . . 8100
Eatrio «QI cluM liaW<jlM«lr on Ibo concludon
of the Drat race.
gp- Race# will eotnmonco promptly at 9 o'clock.
Admission, 50 Cents.
Tho cars of the Weateruand Atlantic Railroad
Company wlU cootmanoe running from tho Union
Depot at 1 o'clock P. m., and continue until the aport
No Poatponement Aeco
Weather.
octao.
TO-DAY AT
Oglethorpe Park!
ELEVEN HORSES ENTERED
FOR A PURSE AMOUNTING TO
Ono Thousand Eight Hundred Pallors !
OLIVER TOWLES enters the famous Trotting Mare, "Tennessee.”
T. A HORNE enters the eelebreled Hone, "Battler.”
T. DIXON enters "Canada Dan.”
WOOTfi* * TAYLOR enter Sorrel Hone, "Dick Taylor,” and real
O. J. FULLER enters Brown Gelding, "Combination,” and male.
J. R. PARKS enters "Bob Lee” wd ante.
M. G. WHITLOCK enters Brown Hone, “Bfp."
A. C. REGGIE enters horse "Reb."
THE FIRST RACE will eome off at 10 e'oloek, between "Rip" wd “BnV-mflnhenl* beet two in Owe.
THE SECOND RACE will oome off at 12 o'clock, between the DoubU Teams mils heats, baat twn in Ihre
THE THIRD AND GRAND RACE!
Bogins at 2 o’clock, open to tho world. Mile heats, best three in five.
The oitizens of Atlanta have never bad an opportunity to witness, at home, sneh excellent racing.
Trains will run on the some schedule, and the fare will be the same as daring other dsys of the week.
V. DLMDfG, Sapt.
SHARP & FLOY
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JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS TO ATLANTA
o a v
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
AND
Georgia State Fair,
OFFER THEIR LARGE STOCK OF
r*
SILVER-WARE, Ac,
REDUCED PRICES.
qnpn
UiiiiULUifi
Watch Impairing Promptly and Tho^ughly Done.
\u;)lt . o <1 n: Ji 1 *1
tiie”li«Hkruptcy Court, in the mat-1 ^amS'^Atmr. ai»>. th. Znau
—>i •■sa.’sarj'ssu « re-«. «•
impliare rerrt.las IS. umw. cuO^rUIoauk
, alrtoc. over tor&ar taUt. g DAVU>
til tO-fnorow. ... | Gaml tareiaae. iemi
Bie ochooner Hattie HrekeU, from 8t | wbitrh.n Wreri. a«t <*“» »
Mary’s, Georgia, for " “
Montreal,
octtl-R
Do not fail to call and see our elegant Store and the
finest Stock in the South.