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THE SUN. VOL. II. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1871. NO. 447. THE DAILY SUN I'ublUhrd by the Atlanta San Pnbliuhlng Company. M.'tJStfSS? jnroprlrtor.. J. Holy Smith, ) Alexander 1L Stephen*. Political Editor. A. It. WalsomJ * • - • • -t«W» Editor. J. llenly Smith, General Editor and Busl- n»R Manager* , . . Loral Killtor ■ WILLIAM H. *0011 Tr»T«llBf Ag»Ul J. M. W. HILL. t. W. HEARD. (Oar City Agent. ^ent fur Attenta. He ia, xufiku coRfC- TELEGRAPH NEWS THE STATE FAIR! A Brilliant Success. VISITORS STILL ARRIVING. An EeUrteUlag Programme ! Terms of Subscription« Single Copy Per Annum.. 1 00 .flO 00 Six Month*.... 0 00 For e leee period than Six Months (per months i DAILY. fer.x±:S8 FIt# ** “ " Eight « M * • ••- Ten ** ** ** HtngU Copied WEEKLY PEE ANNUM Single Copy - JJJ Throe Coplee * «> Ffro •»<* Ten “ IS 00 i^^HSEErEiilS WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS Single *5“ Three » J® Fire “ < J® Twenty ** 10 ;;.ag Cente. One Hundred Coplee, Six Mouths. nice of Advertising Adopted by tht Frees of Atlnntm. § lg 7sTs IsTs |sTs fi is sN |g|g|i|g |g|g |i Is f|S|llili|l|llI|il3 iWltPHBHH l.8|§l§||| IS IS IS s Is s :|Sj3jS[S|3|3|S|3|S i * » % & S I a s : a S I ? & ISI3I3I3I3I3I8 1 II \a =8 ••Special Notices," 00 cents per lino for tho first per cgnt.Off SrSbjJtSa ab0t ® ; tWlC * • We#k ’ 35 Advertieenients for Fire Companies and Churches, half the usual rates. In order to establish uniform rates of advertising for the Daily Press of Atlanta, wo have adopted the foregoing schedule of prices, and will be governed by them in the future. W. A. HEMPHILL k CO., Proprietors of the Constitution. 8. W..OBUBB, Business Manager, of the New Era. J. HENLY SMITH, Manager. Of The Atlanta Bon, Umlroni) ffiimc Sable. Loaves Atlanta 10:30 P m Arrives at Chattanooga • • • 6 ;16 a m DAT EASSKMUKE THAIS—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta a m Arrives at Chattanooga 131 pm FAST USX TO NKW TOXX—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta Arrives at Atlanta.. DAT PAS«1 Leaves Chattanooga. [Special to The San.] Macon, Ga., October 24, 1871. The F*ir is a grand success.— The attendance ia hourly increasing, and it isBufe to predict that fifteen thousand persona will boon the grounds to-mo~row. The day has been fine, and the exhibition and grounds presented n beautiful pio- ture. Floral Hall is full, and tbe display is beyond description. The Exhibition Hall 1* well nigh fnll, tad makes a good show. The Machinery Exhibition ia extensive and snperb. The show of horses, for number and quality, ia tbe best ever seen in tho South, and is exciting intense interest. President Colquitt assures me that the exhibition, in nearly all departments, is a success, and in many important respects far exceeds any Fair ever held in the State. X System and order prevails everywhere, and exhibitors and visitors are pleased with everything. The accommodations, conveniences, comfort, facilities, amusements and enter tainments are fully up to tho highest ex pectations and altogether satisfactory. Weston walks at 4 o’clock to morrow evening; tbe balloon ascension takes place at 5, and pyrotechnics at 81. Trotting and running ugainst time, and tests of machinery, will fill the day. Weston performs the wonderful fest of walking fifty miles in ten hours on Thurs- GEORGIA 4m>iwctag IWi. Acocsta, October 24. —The annual fair of the Cotton States Association opens ou the 81st of October. Sixteen thou sand dollars is offered in premiums. All the railroads and the Charleston and Savannah steamships from New York and Philadelphia issue excursion tickets (or 825 a round trip, which are good until the first of December. The city is pre pared to accommodate 20,000 visitors— Fine racing stock ia already entered for the track premiums. The fair will be largely attended. Columbus, Oot. 24.—The second aSi uual fair of Muscogee county commences hero on the 31st, and promise* to be a •acoea*. Entries in all department* arc very large and varied. Reports from the surrounding country indicate a large at tendance. Several noted horses, trotters and runners, have been entered fer the speed premiums. LOOK iltulnal fife Jnsnraiue. TO YOUR INTEREST The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. day. Sharp & Floyd have tho most spleudid display of jewelry on the grounds. Tlieir rich jewelry is attracting much attention. Mayor Huff has nobly achieved a glo rious triumph for his city, the Fair and himself. All praise and honor him for the success of his efforts. Atlanta is well represented and well pleased. S. By the New York Associated Press. 1.42 ■ ,5:30 am Arrives at Atlanta?..'. 1:32 pm ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD. Leave* Dalton *.w».*. ills• m Arrive* at Atlanta • 111 TV anOBOLA (AOUOCTA) RAIIJtOAD. » IN* pay Traen on Sunday. Night PR*«ro«er Train arrive*.. 5:35a. m 6:15 p. m 6:20 p. m . .7:10* Night Passenger Train leave*., Day Paaaengor Train arrives Day Passenger Train leaves Stone Mountain AccommodaUon arrives.. Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves....0:35 p. i MAOON AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Dsy Passenger train leaves 7:55 a. n Lmtm llaon..... Night Paaaengor Train leaves.. Leaves Macon Night Passenger Train arrives.. 2:55 p. m. . .5;06 p* m. 10:25 p.,m. Arrives at Maeon... 8:83 P* “ ATLANTA AND WEST FOWL RAILROAD. Night Passenger Train arrives J:Wa. m Night Pasasuger Train leaves • 7:00 p. m a y Passenger Tram arrives V• 111 y Passenger Train leaves 0:45 a. m ATLANTA AMD RICHMOND AIR-LINK RAILROAD. Leave ® A. M. Arrive at Atlanta.. V***T a £* {* Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. AKERS. Agent, Atlanta, Oa. T1MK TABLE OF THK MEMPHIS AND CHARLWOON E. K. GOING west: Morning Express leaves Chattanooga... Arrives in Memphis, same day Mail Train leaves Chattanooga. ‘ , neat day 0*1*.I RAFT nooga, next morning.. Memphis Arrives In Chattanooga, nest day. .. 6:30AM ..10.15 PM .. 8:00 PM ..UiltJ'M ...10:13 AM FOREIGN. The Cate of the Schooner Horton. Ottawa, October 24.—A correspondent of the Express says the case of the schooner Horton, stolen by Gloucester fishermen, is simply regarded as a viola tion of tho Custom regulations. ENGLAND. The Hart am tf meet Ion. London, October 24.—The Times this morning suggests the appointment of an impartial commission to settle any inter national difficulty which may grow out of the cutting out of tbe schooner Horton. It believes that complications will be thus oompromiaed promptly on equitable basis. a-b-s FRANCE. The HonnpnrtMe. The Corsica Bonapartist party on the tost vote were defeated by two majority, (t is currently reported that Frinco Na poleon will tender bis resignation os a member of the Council. Pabis, October 24.—A boiler exploded at the Barhoid Department Yard, killing ten and wounding many. DOMESTIC NEWS. MICHIGAN. Hire*. DaToorr, October 24.—The high wind, rekindled the firoe on the military reser vation. Fort Huron is endangered. MISSOURI. .( K.ilr.nd g-.ll/•». St. Louis, Oot 24.—The right having been granted to collectors of county taxes to sell certain railroad property, the Iron Mountain Railroad has appealed to tho the United States Supreme Court. ' l LOUISIANA. ILLINOIS. Mmimet. BjcitdSimg, Chicago, October 24.—The ooroner’s jury in the case of Grosrenai, who was shot without sufficient cause by Treat, who wua arrested, gave a verdict supple mented, that Treat supposed ho wus act ing under tho orders of thoso who placed him on guard. The Hank of Montreal has decided to establish a branch iu this city as soon as a vault can bo built. The Journal appeared this evening in anew dreas. Many Chicago banks in the Houth Di vision aro establishing branches in the West Division. Tho two political parties iu this eity and oouuty, in view of tho present con dition of affairs, growing out of tho fire, are trying to unite upon a union ticket for oity and county officers, to he voted for two weeks houcc—each having a share in the municipal offices. Chicago volunteers, who have been doing patrol duty since the lire, were mustered out of service to-day, by order of Oen. Sher idan. NEW YORK. ITS CASE ASSETS OVER $50,000,000 I T HA* X SURPLUS OF MOKE THAN SIX MILLIOWB OF DOLLARS, AFTER PBOVttlKO FOR Ml IUUUUm M tl.Wnuln«d by Hw Inltmuio. DouKtmellt uf the SUte of N,» York. Hu the Ur|Mt Amiri*, Income, Number Issued; and p*y* the large*! amount of Dividend*, and “ “ " ' ~ age of expebm* of any company iu the World. The undersigned will gladly give all information ueoeas&ry to eff#ct insurance duty to those that you love by taking a policy iu THE OLD MUTUAL* Henry R. Christian, SPECIAL AGENT. BUILDING, Whitehall Street your livw. Do your Oflloe t lint* oim JAMES' ,r. f. Dll’, ALEXANDER, M. D., MEDICAL KXtMIHER. . Jg«i(j H'anted who are If’ortrr.t. G- W. ADAIR, Auct’r.J No. 2ii i beautiful vacant lot with fino shade trees. They aro in a No. 1 neighborhood, second block it uf Foacktrue, wliaro tfio *tr*-t cars will “ * ** Ithoutsn, New York, October 24.—Detectives, last night, arrested Henry Young, whose aliases arc B. S. Downer, J. H. ltawson, and Samuel E. Collins. Hu has for long time been operating throughout the country, uttering and forging cheeks. He has been identified by several of his victims. Fououkrrfsie, October 24.—The at mosphere here|is dense with smoke from the burning mountains and forests in Ulster counter. UTAH. Salt Lake, October 24.— Experts from Cornwall says that tho discovery of tin mines will work a revolution iu trade.— The receipts of gold and silver are in creasing. Mrs. Cook sues Brigham Yonng for money collected upon her husband's death. Mrs. Cooke was formorly a Mor won, now an apostate. Iu tho HawkiDS case, tho defendant asks his release upon the ground that tho verdiot is illegal, because it foils to 8|>eci- fy the nature and extent of the puuish- menL The motion was overruled. Sen tence is deferred until Saturday. Tho papers aro excited over Hawkins' fate. The Mormons talk peace, provided Brigham Young is not imprisoned. WASHINGTON. The Cmte at the Hornet—Hearg-In.felilira— MtTart I# Memo* Collector Kehb, and have Col. .5tteioe Appointed. Washington, October 24.—Tho ques tion of tho Hornet, |whioh is blockaded by a Spanish fleet in a Haytien port, was considered in a cabinet meeting to-day. The Government holds that, bearing the American flag, and being under bonds to this Government, entitles the Hornet to tho freedom of neutral waters. A dip lomatic correspondence, relative to this matter, has made some progress, and an early lcleaso of the vessel is expected.. Tho Star says a strong effort is being made to effect tho removal of CoL T. P. Robb, Collector of Customs at Savannah, and appoint Col. James Atkins in his place. Tho latter, it is said, is backed bv Senator Hill, and the Congressional del egation from Georgia. Robb’s friends, however, claim that he will not be re moved. Delano will be gone until Friday. It is raining steadily, and the wires are working slowly. Washington, October 24.—There was a Cabinet meeting to-day. Akermau and Boutwell were absent. Leaving cash Reset*, October 12. 1871... $2,723,206 52 KB- Ou tbe ItiUi iu*Uut, at a lucetlug of tliu Stock holder*, it waa unanimously resolved that, aftor pay ing the Chicago luaa—, whatever they might be, they would make up intact the Gash Capital 2,500,000 MAKING CASH ASSETS $4,000,000! THIS FLACK* xVTE HOME Upon the —mo SOUND BASIS it bM heretofore cupied, and gives to all it* Policy Holders the best possible security that can be offered by Any Company THE HOME Continues to isaue policies at all Its Agencies, and all Its losses will be promptly paid, — usual. CHARLES J. MAltTIN, President A. F. WILLMABTH, Vice-President D. A. HEALD, 2nd Vloe-Prcsident J. H. Washruxe, Secretary. Oxo. M. Lyon, Assistant-Secretary. JNO. C. WHITHER, Atlanta, Ga., General Agent for Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Mail Train leavt Atlantic and Gnlf Railroad. iUtOM Savannah, Os., via Albany. Jacksonville Quincy, Florida: L 1 I and Tallahassee, Leave Savannah daily. Arrive at Albany dally ' Macon and Brunswick Railroad. DAY ACCOMMODATION trai*—-(Daily except Sundays) 3:10 p- 8 .oo a. v J3o p « ^WKInJvill* train (Daily except Sundays.) Arrive at Macon ttP.T.M A, ROME AND DALTON R. R TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED. Leave Selma 8: J! £ JJ** J' Arrive at Borne JII I* 2 i in 1* Arrive at Dalton J2o T 2*’ ilrai r —1 Arrive at Mel me 8:10 F. M.. »44 a-m. «*cn A A iipunt* DAT FARBRNOXa TRAIN D ILY, »V«>AYX XXFKCTKD. Leave AugusU at. L*eve Macon at.. IS 00 M. , flue A.M Lflsve Macon at t on p‘ If Arrive at Macouat I JJ S Arrive at AugusU at I F. ■ IVsiicm RatlFooS of Atakajam. Arrive at Montgomery • ■ Leave Colombo* « p w Arrive at r M New Oblkans, October 24.—Thscww of tho Htcamer Planter, or going sahora for water near Mulatto Bayou, were tiwd into by an unknown party. Two mot tally anil ono aovorcly wouuileil. MARYLAND. FA. Kftu.p.l n.u/.hil Oetuber 24.—The Couvan- tion liaa roeolveil to entertain no MW questions, anil restrain members to 0*0 ten minutes speeeh upon any Mibjeei «x- copt ritualism. Upon tho vexeii ijuos- tious involving innovations, the commit tees report against present action. SOUTH CAROLINA. Jmek— FA. BlmtU Ury.SK<.*>t A- r.M.- the last 24 hours. • In the coloreil convention at Columbia an Arkansas ilclegato offered a resolution favoring the renomination of Grant; but the convention adopted a substitute, de claring it impolitic to anticipate the ac- ..sv, PENNSYLVANIA Special Notices. HUME IN8UBANCE COMPANY. OOLUM* BUB, O.—This is the first Company to furnish its Policy Holder# a sUUwrat ot its condition sines the Great Chicago Firs. Mr. W. T, Waters. HpOcUl Agent of this Company tor the Southern States, has placed on our counter a Htatemsul of their condi tion, dated October 16, 1871, xnd signed by their decretory, showing Gross Assets.. j....ft9«,47» 12 Total mbiUtlCH S5J, «79 12 $542.000 00 leaving ust as—‘s The sUtement eonclndus:— We beg leave to state to th« Policy Holders and Um Public, that after four days spent by myself aud two Directors, vis: Judge C. B. BModes, of Mariet- la, sad Tnxo. U. Butlkb, at Cot urn baa, ppon the i, in Chleago, an., a Ml caa—laaflhx ot risks written there, and an clamination of all other losses l»y tho Company, which indndrs the horning of Manistee aud Uolland, Mu hi*S®, we fsel confident that the losses are Mly statc<l above. It is known that asleep* can bo made on many of tbe policies now estimat'd at their fnU /ace, but the DireetoTs having tt as their object to maiutain their full capital and retn—rauce futkU-have endeavored to make the asseeeincnt ample, and hope to only disappoint the stockholders and the public with a larger surplus, ’Wh^Joes— areadjuatad, than la now shown by this oct24 W. 0. M- BAKEU, Hecretary. The 9mall Hox on the Hnmpagy. Philadelphia, October 24.—Dnrin^ three weeks ot October 942 ejuteH aud 191 deallis of Small l’ox have occurred. Tbs disease i* abating. TUouaauda arc being vaccinated daily. Harrisburg, October 24.—Tbe monn- AnBrAMFyOsHI ilaloFwkains above Dauphin have been on fire 5X . dnee last Friday.. The surrounding Dmt. Colombo. i 5 (vuintrv is t Jfcm A.iuciu*na«ius. Atlanta Directory. ph-tc Directory ot tho CityorAUanta, / ■ ) Advertisers will take duo notice aud govern them selves accordingly. oct24-lt CASH FOR ARSIUK5CE country is filled with smoke. $3,000 *$ 4,300 j.'itMt •• *• M •4,000 « " M 1,500 •• M J* . aar Besidenw to be iu K«H»d ueighborl»<>«>d, ani cm,Yiul.nl U, ucdlAt B~l IB* Ac«uu. HOME Insurance Company, OF IVEW YORK. Cash Assets, October 1, 1871 $4,723,206 62 Losses at Chicago will not exceed 2,000,000 00 Ccgcil 'Aburrliocmonlo. ADMINISTRATOR’S” SALK. E. Guthman, Auction’r. ‘clock, a. in., 1 will sell, at the corner of Ma rietta and Peachtree streeto. at Kile’a corner, by apodal order oi tho Court of Ordinary of Fulton County, ono COW and CALF, a number of articles of Household Furniture, in good oondiUon, and a lot of Groceries—all sold — the property of Caroline I-evy, late of Fulton county, deceaaed, for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. WM. TITLED A UM, oct!4-td Temporary Administrator. Georgia—Duuglas County. A J. FAllMKU, AND H. C. HAIZKL, HAVING AP- PI.IKD to uie for permanent letters of Adminis tration on the eatato of Jo—ph Farmer, late of aald County deceased, this is to dto all, ami singular, the creditors and next of kin of Joseph Farmer, to be, and appear at my office within tho time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why perma nent Administration should not be granted A. J. Farmer and U. C. Haizel, on Joseph Farmer's estate. Witness my hand and seal, thlsOct. 14th, 1871. W. W. Hindman, Ordinary. liUfiribt $ Co. IN THE CITY! Executor’s Sale. O N THK FI BBT TO LSD AY IN DECEMBER. AT tho City Hal J, in Atlanta, will bo sold, at Execu tor's —In, ono half of lot No. 235 and 300 acres of lot No. 234, Stone’s District, Fulton connty. The U— about seven miles from Atlanta, on the road leading from Uroen'a Ferry to last Point, About half tho land is nnder Cultivation, the other half well CnibersJ. ItU— well, and is doslrablo property. The half lot No. 235, ha* a residence and other improvements. Bold as the property of Mrs. N. II. Key, doceased. TEBM8—One-half cash; the ballanoe in twelve months. octVMawtds* A. A. WILSON. Execntor. Alabama sad Mississippi. oct24-2w Three-Ply, Ingrivln, Two-Ply And aU Grad— ot CHEAP CARPETS, In extensive variety, now ou sale »t Urn Carpet Store of sept26-lm C11AMBEKL1N, BOYNTON Jt OO Axmlnluter, Moqucttu, Velvet anil Body llruHHol* Carpel* IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT THE CARPET STORE OF CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON A CO. *opt26-lm The iearfent ana Jftasi Superb Stock of TAPEtoTBY, IIUUHSKL8 carpeth lit uu> South, now on exhibition at tho Carpet store aept2ti-liu. CUAMBKBLIN, BOYNTON k CO TKOMAS J. JKNNINO* WILLIAM If. ilBAWFORD. lONXFU T. NMITU. Jennings, Smith & Co., COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MKRCHAXT8, j_| a VE thiN day removed to No. 6, MclntoaU hlreet, AugusU, Georgia, (opposite our form—plat e of bun- ) where wo have tho most ample and Close Storage of any in the city, which is Strictly Fire- Proof. CoviKltfimicuts Holldtotl. Septeml>cr L 1*71 —fU dAw3m. To Utu RvrvlBUtU oi Allunlu. IfyfclrtlE fOtjM BU51NKH5 IN EAST ALt- L BAMA. T3»r Opt lika Loroinnflr* (Tri-W«klyt has the tergrat ottculatof any paper in that *op*iike la a rapidly grwwtMg yovng coy, and does a «rvat deal <*f tradinc wtth Atlanta. °ct21 cAnruAaus t Buggies ! Harness !! VK IVKHCQI OF Vint tnxi.ilk*8 of tr* A season, aud having a largo supply of tlic above HATKH. For workman*!! V ami «*tylc, I luv** a well cat liahed prestige; and 1 have long malutaiusd acu IM’Utlou agaiust every other iu my line in the state of Georgia. Admlnlhlrulor’. Anlu. ___ State or Gxoxoia, | B Y virtue of an order oi tiio CourT oKBrillnary of said county, will bo sold ou tho first Tuosday In November next. 1871, between the lawful hours of salo, l>cforc tho Court House do<»r in CrawfordviUo, in said county, the Plantation whereon Mrs. Dovey ClouimouH resided at the time of her death. Tho situation is healthy, aooiaty good, convenient to railroads, churches, mills, aud post office. Land suited to tho culture of corn, cotton, or small grain ; in good repair. Mr. Alexander Clemmons ia on tha place, and wiU take ploaaure In showing It to any person wishing to purchase. Terms, twelve months time, with approved papers. This, September 8, 1871. JAMES M. TRIPLETT, sepll-tds Administrator. Administrutor’s Sale. State or OxoxoiA, 1 Tauafkxxo County. ) B Y virtue of an order of tha Court of Ordinary o said county, will be sold on the first Tuesday In November next. 1871, between tbe lawful hours of sale at the Court Hon— door, In Ciewfordvllla, in said oounty, tha plantation or lands belonging to the estate of General Aaron W. Grier, deceased, late of ell adapted to the grain. Situation oeanuy, loouiyiuuu. t>«u“* office, chnrches, and milia. Mr. Jamos A. Grier is on the place, and will take E loasure iu showing tho lauds to auy oa* wishing to > see it Sold In lota to suit the purchasers. A plat of each survey will be exhibited on day of eale. Hold for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Terms, ono and two year* time for approved papers. This, Ssptember n^l871 septll-tds Administrator’s Sale. door in Lawroncovillo, Gwinnett county, Geor* on tho first Tuesday in November next, within tho legal houra of sale, all the land# 600 Crates assort ed granite and O O Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. MEBCHA NTS IN City and Country C ONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE 0U8 stock and prices before you buy. We import CUTLERY AND CROCKERY And it is not to your interest to go a long «n«**p*> from home and pay — much or more for the sax- goods. Wo call particular attention to our stock of TABLE id POCKET CUTLERY, and do not believe that for extent variety and prices it is equaled iu tho South. AN IMMENSE STOCK George Wostcnholm and Son', Oolebrated IXL Outlei’y. lie long!ug to the estate of tho late Francis M. Wi law, which aro as follows: Four hundred aud five (4U6) acres, the tahooch— river bottoms. Which tract is known ss tho “Old Homo Place" of deceased. Also—Two lots on the wsat Hide of said railroad, fronting the same on th« east, near said depot—one of which oontain* thirty (30) acres, tho other forty- six («6) act—. Also—One hundred and twenty-Heveu (127) acres— It being where deceaaed resided at his death. Also—One hundred and flfteon (135) acre#, border ing on the southwest aide of —id 127 acre tract. ■ i, cornering or touching the southwent corner of the same. H And, also—Devon hundred (700) acres, more or less *amn couiposod of euveral lute and parts of lota, lying ou either aide of aaid railway, embracing the place where John Pittman formerly resided, at the point where tho Peachtree road crone— said railroad. Raid land* bring about equi distant from Duluth and Nor cross. Much of the same is very finely timbered. All the above lands are good aud finely timbered, •sing In a healthy section aud desirable netghbor- iood. AU persons wishing good bargains In Mid lands will ao well to o examine the samo before the iy or sale. Dr. Wilson, Railroad Agent at Duluth, 111 point them out. Tbe lot* will ho sold separately, one half for cash, ami tho other on twelve months' time. September 18th, 1871. . SAMUEL W. KNOX, ocflfit hie Admintetrator. noUGLAS CO. OaDiNASY’a Orncx, I October lOtb, 1871. j GEORGIA, November next at o o o’clock T. 1 W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. . T. i-tNXXI- flliocclluiuou*. 8ITVATIOA' H’AATTEn, B y a youno lady, twenty-four yea of ago, from the country, as house keeper, ■ wamstress, In a good family. / THIS OFFICE A Good Opening. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, Entirely new, with —perior fixtures, near White- luil street, furnished throughout where there are now eight table-boarder* and more expected. The occupant le arranging to teave the city. Hon rent, and furniture for tale cheap. Apply *t this office. OC417-5I JOSEPH ROGERS L SON’S *»• f *»n w*«t niiTi riy, OK WARD Or OO. B 4 • ANY. THE ATLANTA SUN daily And WKjntl.Y ‘A Live Paper oa Liro Jaur*. ALFIANDIB H. 8TKPBKX8, Polttte* Editor A* *. WAT*0K, In, Editor, i. hxhly earns, oa«i mho, ut —-- Kuan, ’ TMI row Loot I MlSkXtfSSLSl. fflWh. W# look upon the seoea— at tha a—tT in the fer iSSi'Er Damn VSt ?lrs5SS5£S with the State Government Mr. Stephens la thoroughly twlteted In this great wiowu T»*SS» l. nil UOZB, Knqr. AUtetA Qa TKllMM OF HUHOCBiyriOW Owiir—ua*u Orort • S | s Cleta «»r Dally—Par Akxxta » Weetely—Far Axaaaai Copy 3 00 I Ten Ooptee ,.U 00 Thr— OopiM. 5 00 Tw—tpOopl—......Sg 00 Wwklr Or lb Wi>, ■ Subeorlptions to the WEI shorter period than tax month*. All subscriptions moat be p and all names will be atrinken I the time paid for expires. QLUIIt Names for CLUBS most all bs ■ time, and taka the paper for the earn and aU be at tha same Peat Office. 7 501 Singjepaper........ lets to the WEEKLY, received fora HOW TO *un W. vis k. MpMutbto for *• n* I * MMutbb Mr *a m* mini ot oi »• >V Hour Onbr, bj lufutwi* IM- _ mm. or hr IMA, tat ■MMOrwita If say.Mill* M un*btMtabttar latoM,U But be the lo« of tho perotn Mutiw, tl WopMer wlR be Mot froa the eflo. UllttUMtd for, ud hum, will altra/t ta uued wku Ike lime paid fer expiree. 5M“ Persona sending money by Expre— moat pre pay charges. To OorrcspoMdewts. Mr. Stephens will remain in Crayrfordrill#. His connection with The Box will not change his rest- danoe. All letters Intended for him, either on pri vate matters or —nnectod with the Political De partment of this paper, should be addresaed to him ; Orawf—dvilim Georgia. AU letters on bus lues# of any kind, connected with Txx Sex. except its Political Depart—t. Aould be addressed to J. Hanly Smith, Manager, AUan)a, Ga. OITY ITEMS. W. B. Mom*, *! th* KimbkU House, *lw*;* has Turn Bus for **le. . 1,000 Old Papers for Ml* in quan tities to suit purchasers, at the tf Son Office. To Prf.un. Wears agents for tha CELEBRATED HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. no you want H'nde i, Rutcher't, Roger» y Son's, IXL and other heet Brandt ot Raxort, Scissor, and Mntvee, Call Looking dlass Plates. 3- Offices to Beet.—On* room o* 2d floor; also * portion of the office, in cluding out window o* tha fink floor—in Tan Bun Building, on Broad street. Apply to J. Honlt Smith, tt Bcw Office. Oar oarrisrs are not authorised to re- oeire money for sobeoriptioo*, or moke oulleotioni for oa oa any aooaont, or to sell papers to any one. Their sol* duty is to deliver papers to oar oily anb- ori bera—nothing else. ” Alexander H. Stephen oh thh Study or the Law.”—A IS page pam phlet—one of the profound**! at Mr. ttephen*' many productions, Single oopy 16 cent* ; 60 oopies $6. Addreae JT. Hmjtlt Smith, Mmeger Sun Office, Fewer Press Far Rale. Wo offer tor sale * "Montague" Power Proas, which osn be run either by hand or steam—in perfect order and aa good as new. Address J. Henry Sicnjt. tf . Atlanta, Go. SUPREME COUbV OP GEORGIA. We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases Sc Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & papers from 22x3^to 24x36, will be sold cheap. Address ' . J. Henry Smith, tf. Buflnem Manager Sun. Regular Order of Bmrineea.—Oases yet to be Decided. 14. Northern 6 16. Angnate 10 e 6 S 16. Middle 17. Oomnlgee 18. Eastern 10. Brunswick September 6-01 1.1) v vltF ewfetarUtan. ( We specially desire all our aehasribers receive their papers regularly sod promptly. We will take it a* a ape— favor if they wfll report to ns every fail us to re- cevi* the paper. Also, say (adore to have i! properly delivered—gnat aa it is requested by them. Also, any isilare to nesivatt prompt ly—in due time. AU that we can do is to do the best we cen. Wo ask our atibaoribeis to help us in this work. It would serial ns grariR ia consoling irregularities, if VPS oaa al- iys have than reported (a n*. , II lA.H STEPHENS SSS&s-s&SsSS ta^as, rhUet.lyba.Fb-.ar »A Una. River Plantation to Bast* JVIGHT MIIsM ttom A ibaibwb Ota Mad.ms maofltaw a teta Tarma atatafl known on d ftki iiffiWff to xm< wHnmwmrnikamtmm