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SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1871.
NO. 451.
THE DAILY SUN.
Published lijr the Atlanta Sun Publishing
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Alexander II. iUphim,
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J. Ilrnly Smith,
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Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor.
A. R. Watson, ... - News Editor.
1. llenljr Smith, General Editor and Bust
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NIOHT rASSBNOKB TRAIN—OOTWaHD.
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Arrives at Chattanooga o.ioarn
DAT PASSKNUKR TRAIN—OUTWARD.
Leaves Atlanta
Arrives at Chattanooga.
FAST UN* to *
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DAT FASSRNORR TRAIN—1NWAED.
L»>« Ctrattonoog.
Arrive. .1 "•••■ 1 -" pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWARD.
Leaves Dalton •*;*; * *“
Arrives at Atlanta 1U,UU * 111
THE OKOBOIA (aUOU«TAl RAILUOAD.
(No Day Train on Sunday.)
Night Passenger Train arrive# 6.35 a. m
Hi,hi Hint. Train *•** J* JJ
D»j Fiaienier Train J- “
D.J PHMul«r Truu leave, J “ *• ■
Stone Mountain Accommodation arrive#.. .8.05a. m
Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves 6:36 p. m
MACON AND WKSTERN RAILROAD.
Day Passenger train leaves IS J* JJ*
Lesvcs Macon .'m«' S*
Day Passenger Train arrives - WP- ™
Arrives at Macon - J-S n m
Night Passenger Train leaves p’m!
Night Passenger Train arrives 1 i■ .«i l n‘ m
ATLANTA AND SHUT FOlML RAILROAD.
Night Passenger Train arrives J.*IJ J* JJ
Night paanenger Train leaves JJ' JJ
Day Passenger Tram arrives ° ™ “
Day Paeacugcr Train leave* »• m
ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR*LIN* RAILROAD.
Leave Gainesville .J ?' J'
Arrive at At'anta ™ ™ ”■
Leave Atlanta • t,'
Arrive at CHinesville. . . . • •
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
W. J. Arkus, Agent. Atlanta, Oa.
TIM* TABLE OF TUB MEMPHIS AND CIlAULESXOK R. IL
Morning Express leaves Chattanooga
MASSACHUSETTS.
The aWysfrr/MM .Vwrstsr of Mote Hcehan.
Boston, October 28.—The f murder, of
Kate Beckon is still involved in mystery.
The Chief of Police, Sarille, requests any
information calculated to throw light up
on the tragedy. Wrapped around the
furnace wrench, with which the murder
was committed, was a copy of the Helena
Clarion newspaper, dated February 16th,
1871, published in Helena, Arkansas.
Any one sending such paper to persons
in this vicinitv should communicate with
the Chief of Folicc, as it might furnish
a cluo to the murder.
OHIO.
Ulssolnlton of Intnrmnee Cmmpanlei—Thtlr
Stmim.
Cincinnati, October 28.—The State
Auditor has filed bills in the Circuit
Court, looking to the dissolution of the
Knickerbocker, Equitable, Garden City,
and (Commercial Insurance Companies,
these companies being bankrupt. The
aggregate assets of the Knickerbocker,
including capital stock not paid in, is
$870,000, and the losses $750,000. The
assets of the Equitable, not including the
capital stock, but including the capital
stock not paid, is $330,000; losses $300,-
000; Garden City assets, not including
capital stock, less than $300,000; losses
$2,000,000. The Commercial has rinks
to the amount of $15,000,000, with assets
exclusive of capital stock, stock paid and
unpaid, $500,000.
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PENNSYLVANIA
hint-motion of .Animals and Hints.
Philadelphia, October 28.—A bird
fancier, who had a large collection of
ligeons, Maltese cats, Guinea pigs aud
: ancy dogs, absented himself for the past
week from a shauty on Coates street,
being on a drunken spree. The police
broke open the place yesterday and found
them nearly all dead from hanger. The
health officer has taken possession und
is to abate the nuisance.
UTAH.
Trouble .lppr,hcndcd—Brigham Yeung Left.
Salt Lake, October 28.—Trouble is
apprehended when Hawkins’ sentence is
delivered. The women seem most ex
cited. The Federal officials have re
ceived threatening letters.
Brigham Young has left the city, and
it is evident tnat something important is
lending, bat the Gentiles do not nppre-
lend resistance to the law.
NEW YORK.
The indictment .Igainsl Ttceed K Co—lloMeni-
iclg Hentrnted~~Sleamer Burned.
New York, October 28.—Rosenzweig
was convicted and sentenced to seven
years hard labor.
The bill against Tweed, Garvey, Inger-
soll, aud Woodward, nsked judgment for
over $600,000.
to have been in collusion with their pur
chasers, aud the poorest kinds of cotton
were shown us samples of the entire lot
held by the Government, the bidders
getting it by this arrangement, at the
low nrieo of twenty-nine cents j>er
pound, and subsequently selling it at the
market price, thereby clearing the differ
ence. Tho claimants, however, refuse
to base their claims at lower figures than
the market value at the time of salo, and
it is feared the Government will, in re
funding tho money, be a considerable
loser, especially now, that tho British
claims stand a chance beforo the mixed
commission of being allowed some com
peusatiou for their losses.
It is now known at the Treasury De
partment that several of these agents
have defrauded tho Government out of
large sums of money. The accounts
show this, but whut steps the Govern
ment will toko to recover its just dues
has not been decided upon.
Tho President will issue a proclama
tion for thanksgiving on the thirteenth
of November.
It is reported that Creswoll will rec
ommend the postal tolegraph system to
Congress.
SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
lllniual fife 3nsutciiuc.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
ITS CASH ASSETS OVER $50,000,000.
—
I T HAS A SUBPLUS OF MORE TUAN 8IX OF DOLLARS, AFTER PROVIDING FOR
*11 liabilities »* determined by tho luaiinuioo DejArtiut-ut of the Htttu of New York. Has the Largest
Asset*, Iucoiuo, Number Issued; aiul pays tho largest amount of Dividends, aud h*s tho smallest Percent
age of expenses of *uy company iu tho World.
your Uvea. Do your
Henry XL Christian,
SPECIAL AGENT.
Oflli-u : JAMES' BUILDING, Wlittuliull Htreot.
J. F. ALEXANDER, M. D.,
MEDICAL EX t MINER.
sa. Jttfcnts Wanitd itho arc Workers,
Washington, November 29.—Akerman
has returned.
The Treasury will purchase $1,000,000
each Wednesday, ana sell $1,000,000 in
coin on the first, third and fifth, and
$2,000,000 on the second and fourth
Thursdays in November.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.
Xcto abBcrtiBcmcnie.
Apples—-Rice.
JUST RECEIVED—
150 bbls INDIANA APPLES, and
30 tierces prime CAROLINA BICE, which w
are ord< red to seU.
oct30-2t WILLIAMS, LANGSTON ii Clt^NE.
FOREIGN.
j Memphis, same day..
Mail Train leaves Chatiauooy*
Arrives in Memphis, next day
COMING EAST:
leave* -
kiauuoga. i
;es Meuipli
j Chattanooga, next day.
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Atlantic aimI Golf Railroad.
TitROM bavanuah, G*.. *i» Albauy, Jackeomnle
JD aud Tallahassee, to quincy, Horida:
Leave bevauuah daily.
Arrive at Albany dally
Arrive»t jKik.oliviU« lUUy....
Arrive .t T.lUh.MW (Build.).
LainT&uHdiu’iy (Sunfeyi uav
tod,
Lrave Jeck.ouvtU. dkily..
Lrave A1b.uy daily.......
Arrive at aaraniudi itoily..
Macon and Brunawick Railread.
DAY ACCOMUODATlOk iraAIH-(I>All) ' ,C ‘P'
Lrave klacou (pra-ioger .bed] m.
Arrive .tBruu.wick a : 0<) i. m,
MIGHT FASaEMGBR (!>*«/ ***&
Leave Macon l»a«aenger Shed 2-JS 5‘
Arrive at Savannah 7:00p. m!
Arrive id ktturon Passenger Sli».*d
hawk ms villa TMAts |MMly except bundgra)
SBI.MA. ROME ANR DAJjXOW H. R.
W suxdats included.
Lp*ve Selma
Arrive at Rome
Arrive at
Leave Dalton
Leave Rome
Arr.ve at Selma...*
8:10 A M.. 9:44 a. M.
Bacon A Amgu.U JOIIroad
lAHMaii THAI* D ILT. SURDAV
.12 00 M.
6 Ot A.
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. 1 46 P. 11
ITALY.
The Contlare of Cardinals.
Boms, October 28.—The Conclave of
the Cardinals to consider whut action the
College should take in tho event of the
Pope's death is Bhortly to be held ut
some point in France.
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ENGLAND.
The C~.rl.rr la Jteel It. hr..a Kr-
~rf.mltt.ll~. .r I he Preneh .1rtt.it—rr.htt-
.11. If .1 the P.pe Lemtlttf B.me—.11 It
em lie. *f the r.pe.
London, Ootober 28 —Austria snliniits
proposals respecting' the iuleriwtional for
consideration of the Ooveruineut atBer-
lin. It has been decided that I he Papal
Conclave on tho snV joct of the I’opo’s
testament shall meet iu France und not
in Rome. .
The French army has been organised
into uino corps, each corps containing
threo divisions, each division two bri
gades, each brigade two regiments of
three thousand men each, in addition to
the cavalry, artillery, ami four thousand
five hundred men extra for Algiers.
Tho Vatican circles continue In give
out that the Pope will shortly leave Borne
unless the Due do Hemrint is favorably
instructed by the French Government.
There is no possibility of such instruc
tions.
An Allocution of the Pope is publish
ed, in which, while recognizing the
Bishops appointed by tho Italian Govern
ment, »s possessing requisite qualifica
tions of their olHces, lie solemnly re
pudiates Italy’s guarantees, and protests
against invasions of the Holy See. The
Allocution also condemns tile course of
Dr. Dollinger, aud such ns follow Ins ox
ample in warring against tho decisions of
the Ecumenical Couucil.
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WASHINGTON.
Jt.AS Hemt.red ..d Ml Btttk. I. ft. / x.mtlmed -
ImretHlf.il.m •)C.U.. Clt.lmt~M.rt Fr.mde
~Th..ktflel.f—P~ltil Telefr.ph.
Washinoton, October 28.—Tho Star
says the Treasury Department has direct
ed the special Treasury agent, Hale, at
Savannah, to take charge of the Custom
House at that port, ami settle up the ac
counts of the late Collector, Col. Bobl).
A new Collector will be appointed on the
return of Attorney General Akcrmnn to
Washington.
A special to thp Tribune says the iq-
vefttigaliqu hr the SUUift Court
of CTalnis into the various churns sgamst
the United States for cotton seized bv
government officers during the rebel
lion, tend to throw additional light on
the mystery which has surrounded the
sale of cotton by the government agents
shortly after it was seized from Ilia
rebels daring the war. I ho govern
ment realized from these sales about
thirty millions of dollars, but examinn-
tion of tho government agent's book* MW
other evidence wrtich has been obtained
tiuough tho prosecution of these claim*.
San Francisco, October 29.—A peti
tion has been sent to the President from
the citizens of Arizona, asking that Gen
eral Crook be allowed to pursue the
Apache campaign, without interruption
by the Peace Commissioners.
Eight men of the Los Angelos rioters
have been arrested. The better portion
of the community lias determined to en
force the law and punish tho rioters.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Small Pox Its the Quaker Clip*
Philadelphia, October 29.—The week
ly health shows 85 dentl.3 from smallpox
—a slight increase over last year. The
number of cases is largely decreased.—
The disease is still confined to the 20th
ward.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The i'ellstc Peter.
Charleston, October 29.—Four fever
deaths have been reported iu tho last
twenty-four hours. Two were reported
Saturday.
ALABAMA.
The Mnklax Committee on Their Trmvels.
Demopolis, October 29.—The Kuklux
sub-Committoo adjourned last evening,
after sitting in this place for six days, ex
amining thirty-six witnesses, most of
whom were iu relation to affairs in this
and adjoining counties. General Craw
ford, commanding the United States
forces iu Alabama, occupied one day ami
testified concerning tho condition of the
whole State, with special accounts ftom
about thirty different places.
Tho Committco go hence to Living-
stou, Alabama, whore they will stay
about a week.
NEW |YORK.
The Plight of the Prophet,
New York, October 29.—The Herahl
special from Salt Lake City, of tho 27th,
says it is stated in official ciicles that
Brigham Young is 120 miles south of
this city, with his course still onward.—
It is not kuown to what point ho is
bound. Some think ho Will leave the
country; others that he will find a refuge
iu St. George, 300 miles from here. It
is certainly doubtful whether he will ap
pear for trial, and whether the head of
the church will be seen again here until
the trouble is over.
Delegate Hooper barf gone to Washing-
ington to see the President and endoavor
to effect some basis of compromise.
UTAH.
Salt Lake, October 29.—The Mayor
of the city and four others have been.ar
rested on charge of murder. The priso
ners were taken to Camp Douglass.—
Some wild words attended the proceed
ings, but no violence.
Aaron Hyde, one of tho Twelvo Apos
tles, has fled southward to avoid arrest.
A dead body was fouud near tho city,
with four bullets in it.
Warrants are out for the arrest of Brig
ham Young and his son Joseph, on tho
charge of murdering Richard Yates.—
Tho indictments arc founded upon the
testimony of Bill Hickman, formerly a
Danite, or secret agent of the Mormons.
Hawkins, for adultery, lias been fined
$500 and seufceueed to 3 years’ hard la
bor. Notice of appeal to tbe Supremo
Court was given.
Window Shades, Lace Curtain*, Lambcr
quin Materials,
Dxiuank, Repa, Ruga, Table and Floor Oil Cloth*,
Mata, Matting*. W*U l*»pcr *nd Upholstery Good#,
in Largt varictle*, at tho Carpet storaof
4«pt26-lin ClIAMUERLIN, BOYNTON k CIA
A xml Blitter, Boquettf, Velvet anil Bodj
BruHHelx Carpet*
JK BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT THE
CARPET STORE OF
CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON SCO
NCpUfi-lOB ^
W. G. Robinson, Agent
Wbulcral. »uJ ILUlU I*kief 1«
BOOTS and SHOES,
No. 07 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
Legal QUacrtiumonte.
I ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
E. Guthman, Auction’r.
'clock, a. in., I will sell, at tho corner of Ma-
| rietta anti Peachtree street*, at Kite'* corner, by
special order of the Court of Ordinary of Fnlton
I County, one COW and CALF, a number of article*
of Houtahold Furniture, iu good oondition, and
miscellaneous
1,000 HUHUELM
Red Rust Proof Oats
At \
Mark W. Johnson’s,
orrosrri
Cotton Warehouse, on ltroad Street.
AL«01
300 Bush. Selectrd Seed Buries,
250 Buth. Seed Jtpr, to arrive t
500 Bush. Seed Wheal,
310 Bush. Bed Clover,
315 Bush. Bed Top or Birds
Crass.
224 Bush. Orchard Brass,
IOO Bush. Tail Jlleadotc Oat
Grass, lo arrive,
175 Bush. Blue Brass, and all
other useful Grasses, he.
500 Cuit. Fresh Turnip Seep ;
ALSO:
IOO Tons Sea Foul Elluaa and
other Guano, fer Wheat, Etc.
ALSO)
UOO Dixie Pious and other
Plovi, from $8-00 lo |8 60, uhoopor thon bom*
made “Scooters.”
ALSO:
THE ATLANTA SUN
DAILY and WEEKLY
‘A Lire Paper oa Live Iiziie,.’
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, PoHtloal Editor,
a. b. Watson, n«wb Editor,
Si HENLY SMITH, General Editor and Bttaiaca*
THE SUN 1* ah earnest advocate of Democrats
principles, and a defender of Iibarty^SMagto
the time-honored landmark* of true lum.
fftltb. We look upou lb® raooora ofUto prato'mUM
232* w^wsristtassrst
ftOoarato M libpWy nl good aorarnmoot on talk
continent For tlu* success we shall labor tn the
I*>moci*tie host*, who still
love Liberty and equal right*.
The grt at Interest* of Georgia will be fostered.
?! ftWiflw.mwma raponol Ura^.ra.6toyS-
blish the Dectalons of tb*
a*w* of Interest connected
Supreme Court with
with the State Government
Mr. Stephen* la thoroughly enlisted in this great
work and contributes to Uie column* of Tn* Bus
almost daily.
Address J. HENLY SMITH, Manager,
Atlanta, Ga.
TEHM8 OF 8UB8CIHPTION
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Tickets to UiG Fair at Montgomery, lot of Groceries—all sold a* the property of Caroline
K mivn Tit ii* tip* vth vnn vmitoiih to THR Lery ' u,e ot county, deveaaed. for the bene-
OUND TRIP TICKETS FOR VISITORS TO 1U E flt of ^ helr , au(1 oritur, of said deceased.
Alabama State Pair will be on Hale via Western wxr Tiri.VRimi
Alabama State 1'alr
_ Atlantic Railroad for ONE FARE for five day
commencing to day. Paaaengers should try thlH
and pleasant Route to Montgomery, the only Georgia—Doilglat County.
S^Diuu C^heS^il^other A J< FARMER, AND H. C. H UZKL. HAVING AP-
S.eepiug Coachea-Fare name a* other route*. ^ PULO to me for permanent letter* of Adiulni*.
General Ticket Agent. trxtiou on tho estate of Joaeph Farmer, late of said
gg- For Schedule aud Information or the Route County^deceased, thlskhi cite all. and singular,
apply to E. V. SO
Blue Mouutaiu Route,
octSO-St No. 4 Kimball House.
G-erman Meeting, j
X\TE, THE UNDKR9IGNED, CITIZENS OF AT- j
TV LANTA, mjUMtall OermsuB iu the city to
participate in a meeting to take place MONDAY even* 1
ing, at 8 o'clock, at “ Leiderkrauz 12*21” fur the pur- j / \N THE FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER, AT
pose of expressing onr honest and candid opinion in !
tbe creditors and next of kin of Joseph Farmer, to
Im\ aud appear at my office within the time allowed
by law, and show cause. If any they can, why perma-
nent Administration should not be granted A. J.
Farmer aud H. C. Haixel, on Joseph Farmer's estate.
WitueHH my baud aud seal, this Oct. 14th, 1871.
W. W. Hindman,
Ordinary.
Executor’s Sale.
regard to the question of Immigrsliou and to estab
lish the same in suitablo resolutions
CHARLES BOHNEFELD,
E. FECHTEH,
P. BERRON,
y. FECHTKIi,
OCt90-lt JOHN FICKEN.
THK
PHIIADELPHIA AM) A’lLAM A
WINE & LIQUOR CO.
No. 3 lirond Strrrt,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
lMl'OBTKIta OF. AND
Wholcalo X> oalor.
Pure Wines and Liquors
'kENNESAW HOUSE,
MAIHETTA, - - GKOIIOIA,
oinfortsble
ide from Atlanta.
FLETCHER A FKKYEU,
Proprietors.
the City Hall, in Atlanta, will be sold, at Exocu<
sale, one half of lot No. 236 and 200 acres of lot
| No. 234, Htone’s District, Fulton county. The land
! lies abuut sovgp miles from Atlauta, on the
| road leading from Green's Forry to East Point,
About half tho land ia under cultivation, the
| other half well tlml>ereJ.
It liea well, and is desirable property. The half
: lot No. 236, haa a residence and other Improvements,
Sold as tho property oi Mrs. N. H. Key, deceased.
TERMS—One-half crbIi; the ballauce iu twelve
months.
_octl7-Uwtdn* A. A. WMOli Executor.
A.<lluiliiHtl*Utoi**M4 fettlo.
• Htatt. ok OroR(.iA, 1
Taliammiio Vovktr. f
B Y virtue of an order of tho Court of Ordinary of
said county, wiU be sold on tho first Tuesday iu
November next, 1871, U'twccu tho lawful hours of
silo, before tho Court House door in Crawfordviile,
ilUty, tho plsutatiou whereon Mrs. Dovey
Clemmoi
situation
suited to tho culture of . _
in g<M>d nq«ir. Mr. Alexander Clemmons
place, and will take pioatmro in showing it to any
t resided at the time of her death. The
Is healthy, society good, convenient to
churches, mills, ami post office. I.am|
■ smallgrain;
JAMEH M. TIUPLKIT.
Administrator.
1871.
aepll-tds
AtalalatntorV sale.
Htat* or OeoroiA, I
Taliakrubo Cotramr. J
B Y virtue of au order of the Court of Ordinary of
said comity, will be sold on the first lucsday
in November next, 1871, botween the lawful hours
of sale at tho Court House door, in Crawfordviile. in
said county, the plantation or lands belonging to tho
pleasure in showing the lands to any one wishing
to sco it. Hold in lots to suit the ptirrhaserB.
plat of each survey will bo exhibited ou day of salo.
. ...ild for tho benefit of tho heirs of said deceased.
BAOONI BACONI! Terms, one and two years time for approved papers.
LBS. HEAVY CINCINNATI CLEAR This, September Jl, 1871
75,000 a B
» lbs. Tennessee H
G- W. ADAIR, Auct’r.
FOUR LOTS.
soptlt-tds
Administrator’s Sale.
• in Jaiwreucevllle, Gwinnett county, Oeor-
, gia, on U10 first Tuesday in November next, within
tho leg.-U hours of sale, all the lauds In said couuty
belonging to Hie estate of the lalo Francis M. Ward-
law. which are as follows:
hundred and five (405) acres, the same
junction ot the Air-lane and Georgia Railroads,
TUESDAY, 31st iust., at 4 o'clock, p. in., FOUR
LOTH, as per plat, at uiy office. Ou No. 1 is a com
fortable 3-room houas. garden, etc. On No. 2 Is a
good well. This property is In a part of tin* city
where the population is rapidly lucreaaing, and
property improving in value. Parties wanting
cheap homes should look at these Lot*. Indisputa
ble title*. Term cash. Conveyance out and iu.
O. W. ADAIR,
oct30-2t Real Estate Agent.
JARED IRwInWHITAKER,
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
WILL >'1UCT10K IN THE SEVERAL COURTS, |
VV HtalftftMl M«L Bo.— cutritotod ».R il.^ .M.0 P,l tra ra ru™“l, it
tvo prompt attoutiou. u w _ w ] point where tho Peachtree road crosses said railroad
a
. . Chat
tahoochee river bottoiua. Which tract is kuown as
the “OM Home Place” of de«'eascd.
Also—Two lota on the west side of aeld railroad,
fronting Uis same ou the east, near said depot—one
ol which contains thirty (30) acres, the other forty-
six (46) acres.
Also—One hundred aud twenty-seven (127) acres—
it being where deceased resided at his death.
Also—One hundred and Afteon (U6] acres, border
ing on the southwest side of said 127 acre tract.
Also—One hundred and five (106) acres, bordering
on the southwest side of Mid 116 acre tract—which
three lest lots trout said railroad ou the west, which
arc also near said depot.
Also—Thirty-four (34) acres, corueriug or touching
Professional Cards.
THOS. N. HOPKINS,
r>ct‘J() tds
All the shove lands are good aud finely timbered,
being tn a healthy section and desirable neighbor
hood. Alt persons wishing good bargains iu said
lauds will do well to examine the Min* before the
dey of m1 a. Dr. Wilson, Railroad Agent at Duluth,
will point them out.
Attorney 8 Counsellor at Law,; Tuo low will k, kij «i»»ratoiy,
BRUNSWICK. OA. I
WiU practice in the Druuswlck, AlJapaha, aud
Southern Circuit*. o< tin lm GEORGIA, DOUGLAS CO.
WM. O. 8TKPIIENS, S’(liS')
attorney at law.I
same at uiy office at Douglasville, on the 4th day of
November next at ono o'clock k. m-
W. W. HINDMAN.
CHAWFORDVILLK, OA.
octl8-lm - , .
T. O. LAWK)*. C HT7.PAT*3riL
LAWSON fc FITZPATRICK,
Attorneys at Law,
EATONTON, OA.
Will Dractice in the Ociuulgee Clnqil and Sit-
preme Court. Prompt attention give* lo Oollcctioits
The Junior refer*, by permission, to U«ui. A.
H. S»h«i., Bon. t B. IVMnwr. Uun. * Brara.
lion. L Stephen*- ociU4tu
j, MAD I NON CUTTS,
Attorney I Counsellor at Law
ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING,
Cor. 7th and F. Streets.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Practices In a'l the Courts, laiforo all Com
missions. and iu the JH j-artnient*.
k117 In
ANDREW H- H. DAWSON.
Leave AngusU
Leave Mai'oii at
Arrive at Macouat...
Afrit* at August* at
Western Railroad of Alnbaina.;
iagate'-V..- --if^gl iuatarket tdg« at | "*“' CC ““ “SSSTI «e-U. NEW YORK-
reveiita tho fact that tho cotton waft worth fl-WJ J* I*'
ovor twioc that aniouut. It iqipesrn that *, jIia M ,. Mu ,i n -, cl. hr.uo pkitodaiphto.
I per pound Some of the agents apiieur I ba> iug.
iUisctllaiitaas.
CABJUAGhSW i
Buggies ! Harness 1
HBDUCED HATES
For workmanship and style, I have* well-eataV
llahnd prestige; and l have long maintained a com*
jH*titi<iii against every other in uiy line In tbu
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Barites visiting the Fair will find It to their Inter
est to give a call at tuy Repository.
Also* keen a foil stock of Carriage*, Baggtcs, Ac,
ade by KIMBALL BROTHER*, Boston.
Qoctio lm A. T. VDfNBT.
The Keller Valent Grain Drill,
For sowing Wheat, Etc.
Alno t Everything else needed ia tbe Agrlculta-
rat lino, at
Mark W. Johnson’s,
P. O. BOX 230, Atlanta. Ga.
Office Selma, Rome A Dalton R. R. Co.,
13. V. J0HW8ON, Local A|g»t*
NO. 4. THE H. I. KIMBALL HOUSE.
Atlamta, Ga., October I2th ( 1871.
i ilRElOUT AND PARE over Blue Mountain Route,
via N. R. A D. R. it. and its connections to all
terminal poiuta, as low as by any other ronte, viz;
To MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE,VICKSBURG,
JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN aud NEW OR
LEANS.
E. V. JOHNSON, Local Agent 8. R. A D. R. JL, No.
4 Kimball House. octl2d!f
FOR »Ai7e^ _
▲ FARM IN DECATUR COUNTY, OA.
THIN TWO MILES OF THE CITY OF
Bainbridge; which city Is well supplied with
good church and school privileges; ia situated at the
head of navigation on Flint river, connected with
Savannah by Bail and will soon be concocted by
ail with OOlnmbue, Oa.
ltSald Farm contains 083 acres, about 360 of which
are open. On the place are all the houses neoeasary
for form purposes, with a good well of water and con-
—*“it outlets.
. one applying early can have this form for
$3 80 per acre. Titles are perfect, unbroken from
the original plot and grant to the present time.
Address J. S. D.
7-w3t Box 45, Bainbridge. Ga.
Three Copies 6 00 j Twenty Copies.*. .. ..38 00
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One Hundred Copiea lag oo
Weekly for Six Msathi i
Single Copy 1 00 I Twen^ Copiea. 16 00
Three Copies a SO | Fifty Copies 34 00
Five Copies 4 00 | One Hundred Coples65 00
Ten Copies 7 60 | Single paper 6 eta
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To tho Morchantn ot’ Atlanta.
A DVERTI8E YOUR BUSINESS IN EAST ALA
BAMA.
The Opelika Locomotive (Tri-Weekly)
• the largest circulation of any paper In that
section.
Opelika is s rapidly growing young city, and does
great deal of trading with Atlanta. oct21
I BOA' SA EEs FOB SALE LO H'
lo Close Consignments,
Packages or ATeu Crop Teas,
Platform Seales and Earth
Closets.
WllIUUT, HUUMIDT k CO.,
octi4-.lt For.yth .tract.
oo.ooo x>oi,i,A.ns
TO LOAN,
A T sevou percent., for six months or longer, on
Gold Collateral.
Parties wiahiug to borrow had beat apply prompt
ly to
CHAS. J. JENKINS,
President,
Or, J-8. BEAN, Cashier Merchant*' and Planters'
National Bank,
223 Broad Street,
sep2 l J lm Augusta, Georgia.
To Correspondent*.
Mr. Stephens will remain In Crawfordviile. His
oeuneetiou with Tn* Sc* will not change hie red-
deuce. All letters intended for him. either on pri
vate matters or oounected with the Political De
partment of this paper, should be addressed to him
at Crawfordviile, Georgia.
All letters on business of any kind, connected with
Tn* Bum, except its Political Department, should be
addressod to J. Henty Smith, Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
CITY ITEMS.
m. W. B. Moses, at the Kimball
House, Illway. baa Tin Huh for aale.
THOMAS J. JXMNINOI
WILLIAM r. CRAWFORD.
JOSXTH T. SMITH.
Jennings, Smith & Co.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
|_J AVK this day rcraovod to No. 5, McIntosh stroet,
Augusta. Georgia, (opposite our former place of boa.
ineas.) whore we have the most ample and Close
Storage of any iu the city, which is Strictly Fire-
Proof.
CmiNitfiiineutM Solicited.
September 1, 1871—eopll-dAw3m.
Church Directory.
r intention hereafter to publish a church
giving the name of preacher and such
other information as may be of interest to the con
rogation. Clergymen whose churches are not era-
traced In the list following, would confer s favor by
calling upou us:]
urmomsT.
by the pastor. Sunday School i
prayer meeting at “ ' *
Trinity M. E. Church Houth—Rev. C. A. Evans,
Pastor.—Preaching at 10:90 a. m., and 8 r. m.. by tho
Itaator. Sunday School al X past 8 a. u. Weekly
preycr meeting at 8 o’clock.
iwator. Weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday
at 8 o’clock.
Ht. Paul's M. E. Church South, Third Ward—Rev.
G. H. Patttlo. Pastor.—Preaching at 8 r. M., by the
pastor. Sunday Hchool at 4:30 r. M. Weekly prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.
U»tu Strict M. L Church—Rev. J. H. Knowles;
Pastor. Preaching at 10 45 a. M., and 8 p. M. Sun
day-school at 'J;I5 a. m. Class meeting Hundav 12 m.
aud Friday 8 t. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8
~ ‘ y-school Teachers' msecting Saturday 8
Ei Social 2d Tuesday in each month at 8
-Preaching at 10 .30 a. m.. and 7:46 p.m.. by the
tor.—Pre*ch\ng at 10:30 a. m., and 7:46 r. M.,by the
pastor. Sunday School at 0 a. m.
CATHOLIC.
Chnrcli of Immaculate Conception—Rev. Ft.
First Presbyterian Church. Marietta street—ReU
J. 8. Wilson, 1>. D., Pastor. Preaching at 10 JO a. m.,
rnd 8 p. m. Sabbath School 8 a. M. Prayer ueetfog
Wedtietday, at 8 p. M.
Christum Church—Hunter street, Elder T. M.
Harris, PaaUir. Preschiug at 10‘, a. M., and 8.V( P.
m. Sunday school at» a. m.
St. SrcPHRMa’ c'm at M—corner of Walton and For-
syth streets. lUsv. Geo. Mscauley, Rector. Divine
service* at 10H a- M. and 6 p. m. Sunday-school four
V Vomvih Baptist Church—Rev. F. M. Daniel, Pastor
—Preaching at 10.30 a. m., aod7:30p. m. Sunday
School at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tneafiay
evening 7:90.
B&, 1,000 Old Palters for sale in quan
tities to suit purchasers, at the
4f-» • ^ Sun Office.
To Prlnicra.
Twelvo newspaper chases, suitable for
papers from 22x82 to 24x36, will be sold
cheap. Address
J. Hknly Smith,
tf. Business Manager 8un.
I0u Offices to Kent.—One room on
2d floor; also a portion of the office, in
cluding one window on the first floor—in
The Bun Building, on Broad street
Apply to J. Hknly Smith,
tf. Sun Office.
Our carriers are not authorized to re
ceive money for subscriptions, or make
collections for ns on any account, or to
sell papers to any one. Their sole duty
is to deliver papers to our city «ut
cri bers—nothing else.
Alexander H. Stephens on the
Study of the Law.”—A 16 page pam
phlet—one of the profoundest of Mr.
Stephens’ many productions. Single
copy 15 cents ; 50 copies $5
Address J. Hknly Smith,
Manager Sun Office,
Power Press For Male.
We offer for sale a “Montague" Power
Prem, which can bo run either by hand or
steam—in perfect order and ns good aa
now. Address J. Hknly Smith,
Sun Office,
tf Atlanta, Ga.
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA.
Regular Order of Bnoineee.—Oaaea jet
to be Decided.
10. Middlo I
17. Ocmulgee 6
18. Eaeteru 6
19. Brunswick 6
September 6-tf _
To Our \ilty Subscribers.
We specially desire all onr subscribers
to receive tbeir paper, regularly and
promptly.
We will take it aa a special favor if
they will report to ns every failure to re
cede the paper.
Also, any failure to bare it properly
delivered—just aa it is requested by
them.
Also, any failure to reoeive it prompt
ly—in due time.
All that we ean do ia to do the beat we
can. We ask oar subscriber* to help as
in this work. It would assist as greatly
in oorreoting irregularities, if we can al
ways have them reported to aa. tf
Agents Wanted far
A.H.STEPHENS
great HISTORY OF THE WAR- Gum|4*le in one
velRRMb fiemfi for akwulara with tense a*A* fuM
description of tbe work. Addreaa Nation*! Furnish
ing Co., Atlentn, O*., Philadelphia, PR., or flt Louia,
” octlkdU
River Plantation to Bint'
IOHT MILES from Atlanta, on the Chattahoochee
Rlvert *n Wedneeday, November 1,1881. al 11
wfUiam A. Green.deceeead. flafokawleakoatid on
, w _ati*lnmrhtT ■'tt tight tmRt* tram fi1VT*i. near
„ een and Howell’a Parry, and being one of the beat
Gr*ntaiiona In the county. ooBalating of 150 ktm
pint dam river bottom land, and 100 aovm good Up-
1 Terms mod* known on day of renting.
Portias dm trine *o arc thia pkee before day at
anting, will crII on either ot the onderohmeiL
& VAN P- HOWELL,
Gnordlan of minor children of W. A. Gf eon.
wif a tii irtnva