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Newspaper Page TextSUN. VOL. II. >££ ATLANTA, GEOliGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1871. NO. 454. THE DAILY SUN PaUMMNi by the AtluU Bu PiMiaUag A. K. Watem, . • • J. Italy Smith, ttcatral BUtor and Batf- iiium h. ioo*i TnnHi| Ifntli 1. M. 1r. HILL. * »•' ■HAND, |Oar City igiu. Cut. Jons ft. Vu IA our Agent tot AUentn He I. .otliorloed to reoelTe •uburiyttMa. Moke eelleo Uoua. ud oontnot for edverttolnf ■ KBfto Cow r*. AAA— ft»>V « .. Us Moot*. »00 ' H|y—fytoJ t— 81t Moolh. .... IT 00 ... at oo ... 43 00 ... 08 00 .... M 00 S Cem la. CUM >OB IHH DAILY. TThoo Oopto, One X— Foot •* '* " Fir* ** *• " Ten “ “ “ WayU Capita WEEKLY PER ANNUM I Single Co Tjjy* Q*m Ten ** *j rwwitj * fifty •• 1 Oba Hundred Coplea 12* 00 WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS t JET “ : «•» T*n •* Twenty “ filly •« One Hundred Coplee, Ski Month*.. rop ire 7 50 ..15 00 . 04 00 ..05 00 Ceuta, V>mm Bute, at AAnrtbu* Adopted hr tke Pre.. at AtlAAto. 4 ¥ 18 8 1 8 g | 2 S IS 18 18 18 IS ilslilgisli ll> ill 8 IS \%. |8 IS IS !P ip 8 IS IS IS 18 >3 sHlsirilili !p I |i 8 IS 13 18 18 IS :l ! 3|3 8 18 18 IS 18 18 8 |8 |i|S |8\S t|S(Ui ii3!3!S|i!I 00*9 313 ijllslllill S|S| *1*1 31313131313 ittfcfill I i i s X S "Speclei Notices,’* 90 cenU per line for the lint insertion; 10 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements inserted three times s week, 15 IVeant. a* the teble rates above; twtee a wawk, 94 ■ar cent off the table sate*. _ . ^Advertisements for Fire Companies and Churches, 'ttetsat* uniform rates of advertising for the Daily Pram tf Atlanta, we h*v*, adoptod the i the future. A. I Proprietors c W.. GRUBB, of the New Era. J. HKNLY SMITH, Manager. Of The Atlanta Sun. Rmlroab time ®oblr. 1 iTUDTlC (OB ST AT*) BAlUtOAD. noBT PASSBMOB* TtaAXM—OCTWABD. Leaves Atlanta >•**“ Arrives at Cbattandoga 0,10 am DAT rASSCBOKB TlAir—OUTWAUD. Arrives at Chattanooga 0:00am 1:91pm UHB TO MUW TOB*—OOTWABC. Lath AtlaulA ArriTAA >t Dalton •“ TdApm WOBT »A—AOEA IAA*-»*»AD. Arrt.eenl AtSnteT DAT rASSBMOBB T»AIW—1NWABD. Lath CbettAnooge 5: "*“ Airt.ee .1 AtlAAU •• IMpm ACCOMMODATION TWAIN —1*WAID. lwm ,12 fS Ani.ee 10.00 » m TH* eBOBOIA (AOOtXSTA) BAILBOAD. Ufa Day 2V*»» on Sunday. > Nigkt FA—r Trnln errivee •»;«*• ■ mi_wa PMaaaner Train 6.i 5 P* ® Da^Pasesngvr Train arrives 0:20 p. m Dvy Passenger Train leaves * •• m Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives . .8:05 a. m gtone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .C:» p. m MAOOM AMD WESTBA* BAJLBOAD. Day Paeaenger train leaves “* M— 7*5^ Day Passeuger Train arrives.. . .1:40 p. i Arrives at Maoon^ ^ ”77”!”. 5;05p-1 NightPassenger Train arrives ***}**& J Night Passenger Train leavea 2S S’- ml Arrives at Macon 8 38 P* m ATIoAMTA AMD WBST TO I XL hAILBOAta. Night Passenger Train arrives 7 .10 a. m Night Paaaenger Train teavea * 00 p. m Day Paaaenger Tralu arrive# * W P* ■* Day Passenger Train leaves 6 w •* » ATLANTA ABD RICHMOND AIB-UMB BAILBOAD. Leave Gainesville ® * 5' Arrivs at Atlanta. £' " Leave Atlanta . • “ *; fj Arrive at ttaiimsvillo. 4144 ' ** Memphis Cliarloaton Railroad. WLAnnna, Agaot, Atuabta, Qa. the MEMPHIS AMD CMABUWAOM B. B. Arrives m Memphis, same day.. Mail Train leaves Chattanooga.. Arrives In Memfbis. neat day.. Morning E*pr«s# leavea Me Arrives la Chattanooga, jjei eat day , .10:20 A M .. 5:00 AM .12:10 A M .. 600 P M 10:16 P. M 1:50 P. M 1:45 P. M . 3:40 P. M , 3:00 P. M . 4:25 A. M Atlantic stuff Gsilf Rnllrnnff . TitKOM Savannah, Oa., via Albany, Jaokaouvllle F^SwSlta-ia. to Quincy. Florida: Leave Savannah daily 10 ' Arrive at Albany daily oepted * • * • Ltin Till,.,— <U1U — »<kjr. •“•F' tod) 10,1 U.YC JujkuiortU. dUIj .. L«I" *1—J “^ V'; *rrlv« itdoii uhddl/ Hfit.Md ROME AMD DALTOW R. R 1 1 1 rac kiifi) Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Kami k Affffffutff Hailrond. BAT PaSSS mJVTS SOMOATS BXPBCTBD. 1 46 P. M Wertcrn K»Ur—d «r AUkania. Arrive st WwrtPulat • • 12:20 P M Leave N sat Point 516 PM d"i«f>n«fv— ii w a 5 Leave 13-30 P M " GEORGIA LEGISDATCRE. ran- dat-i 1 raocnonnw. BBSATB Q21 Wkdmbday, November 1, 1871. i IT f nO*rS.tt'Es FOR SALK 1 ‘0 II’ lo c*•»« VmMtignmtHlt. •* J *' rW Vrmp 7> “ J ’ Pldtrerm Btaltt and Emrth CMmU. T4e flisetd met *10 e’eloek, %. m„ Md vu eellad to order bv the Secretary <4 the Uet Senate, Hr LuaLs. Prayer by Rev. W. A. Paaxa. The Boll was called, and Senator* from the odd dietriete were then celled to the bar and qualified by Judge J. R. P^tott. The Bhcbrabt announeed that aomi- aationa (or Preaidant of the Benate would be in order, when Mr. Huron! nominated L. N. Trammel), and Mr. Col- mam nominated F. O. Welch. Tfre Vote via taken and reeulted : Trammell, 82; Welch, 7; and Mr. Tram- men wax declared to be duly elected. Meaarn. Welch, Hinton and Beese were appointed a Committee and con dneted him to the Chair. President Tiuumell, iu a lew felicitona remarks, thanked the Senate for the hon or conferred, which wore received with applanse. He Baid Senators: In taking upon myself the S rave responsibility of discharging the uties of the position assigned me, I ap preciate the confidence you havo so gen erously reposed, and the great responsi bility and binding obligation I take upon myself to yon anu to the people of Geor gia, faithfully, honestly and impartially to discharge the duties thereof. This I promise yon I will do, firmly and rcso- utely, to the best of my skill and ability. I ask of you, iu behalf of myself, that charity and indulgence which I trust I may reasonably cipect, and entertain the confident hope that our convocation may be for the honor of our good old State, and the advancement of the general pros perity and happiness of all her people. Mr. Bubns nominated Mr. T. W. J. Hill for Secretary, upon which the vote was token and resulted: Hill, 37; Mills ; and Mr, Hill was declared elected.— Mr. Mills was not a candidate. Mr. Hill was then qualified. Mr. Nicholls nominated Mr. B. B. Hinton for President pro tern., upon which tbe vote stood: Hinton, 36—and he was declared elected. Mr. Caxdlhb nominated Mr. J. J. Cameron, of Telfair county, for Messen ger. He received 41 votes, and was de clared elected. Mr. Hillyer nominated Capt. G. Whit Anderson, of Atlanta, for Doorkeeper, who received 39 votes, and was declared elected. On motion of Mr. Bubns, the Senate djourned until to-morrow at 10 o’clock. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. At 10 o'clock a. m„ the House was called to order by M. A. Hariiim, wlio said that, iu the absence of tbe regular Clerk outlie last House, tbe duly of or ganizing devolved On hhn. Judge Harrell administered the oath to the following named members, who came forward and were sworn in, to-wit: Messrs. Sellers, Tarver, Wofford, Gray, ’Neal, A. Wofford, Peeples, Hunter, Baker, Kennedy, Murphy, Berrien, Cox, Hammond, Paxton, Bussell, Heidt, Kel ly, Hillyer, Qoodman, Pentecost, Pnync, Cody, Cleghoro, Richards, Richards, Johnson, Richardson, Davis, McConnell, Mattox, W. D. Anderson, W. P. Auder- Son, Spence, Carlton, Stovall, Lampkin, Rutherford, Sargent, Smith of Newnan, Graham, Palmer, Williams, Bruton, Goldsmith, Woodward, Putney, Joiner, Chancy, Phillips, Rawls, Roundtree, Ed wards, Franklin, Whatley, Ballanger, Scott, Hughes, Brawner, Wilaou. Hoge, Jackson, Cooper, Braddey, Blue, Fair, McWhorter, Colby, Simmons of Gwin nett, Jones, McMillan, Simmons of Hall, Pierce, Butts, Head, Murphy, Pattillo, Jones, Sima, Bryan, Griffin, Ormund, Simmons of Houston, Paulk, Hancock, Walters, Johnson, Beasley, Martin, Ballow, GreytoD, Page, Lipsey, Farmer, Convorse, Riley, Jones, Oliver, Meadows, Harvey, Hall, Montand, dower, Brown, Floyd, Dukes, Clements, Bush, Collins, Howell, Campbell, Fields, Smith of Muscogee, Pod. Summers, Da vis, Davenport, Smith, Trammell, Allred, Knoles, Baker, Braun, Hendley, Booth, Tumor, Gucrry, Netherland, McNeil, Crittenden, -Snead, Oumming, Clark, Hudson, Dell, Johnson of Spalding, Mansfield, Lewis, Brady, Glovor, Morris, Wrodull, Flynt, Brcnton, Bateman, Craig, Battle, Atkinson, Jones, Killim, Clark, Cato, Griffin, Reid, Hall of Upson, Wood, Bowie, Morrison, Bardsdale, Cloud, Itenfroe, Taylor, Bell, West, Em- roerson, Maun, Wynn, Slaton, Hooks, Jenkins. After swearing iu the members, the House proceeded to elect a Speaker. Mcasrs. J. M. Smith and J. R. Griffin were nominated with the following re sult: Smith 135 votes; Griffin 21. On motion, Messrs, McMillan, Cum- ming and Griffin were appointed a Com mittee, and conducted the Speaker elect to tbe Chair, who spoke aa follows: Gentlemen rtf the Haute (tf Itejrreteiit.i- tivet: In accepting the position of Speaker of the House, permit me to thank you lor the compliment, which the trust re posed implies. In the discharge of the difficult, important, and often delicate duties whioh that trait imposes, it is bnt reasonable to fear that I shall commit J invoke a continuation of that generoua confidence which has led to my selection as your presiding officer. Allow me, gentlemen, to avail myself of the present opportunity to urge upon von the exercise of a spirit of forbear ance towards one another. Let us care- rally discard passion and prejudice, uud iu Ml that we do, consult the interests of our constituents. With an eye single to the public good, let all our acts be cliar- I oeterized by wisdom and moderation. Tbe House then elected a clerk, J. meat, in relation to the contested seats of memburs from Bibb oonnty, nos re ceived, which, or motion of Mr. Me- Mlllak, wss referred to a Special Com mittee. Mr. JacxsoV, of Fulton, moved to have a bill repealing tbe act known as the “HoloombeBiU," in relation to elections in the oi»y of Atlanta, read lira first tine This motion was overruled, and the bell went over until to-morrow. Mr. Soott offered the following Reso lutions, merely for the purpose of having them read for information: Resolved, bv the'Gitnend Assembly of tbe 8tate of Georgia, 1st. That Rufus B. Bullock, so-called Governor of this State, who lias resigned his office and fled the State, charged with high crimes, in intimating as he docs in a letter bearing date 23d of October, 1871, addressed to Ills jxditical friends, and the people of Uoorgia, that a majority of the House of Representatives bad pledged themselves to vote for articlee of impcach- meut against him without investigation, and that tbe Senate hod determined to unseat a sufficient number of Republican -Senators to secure liis conviction without regard to the truth and validity of the charges, lias grossly defamed this General Assembly by oliargcs which are utterly false. 2. That the statement in the same let ter, to the effect that any known portion of the people [of Georgia have recently denounced or ignored the Constitution of the United -States is utterly false and grossly defamatory of the people of this State. 3. That there is a vacancy in thu office of Governor in said State and that, in the upiuion of this General Assembly, President Trammell, of the Senate, ie en titled, ex-officio, as President under the Constitution of this State, to exercise the powers of thoExecutivo Department du ring the continuance of said vacancy. 4. That a Joint Committee of two from the House and one from the Senate be appointed to wait on tbe Hon. B. Con ley, who, as former President of the Sen ate, is now exercising tbe powers of the Executive Department, and communicate the 3d of these resolutions, and report what he may answer thereto. Tlie House, after tho reading of the above resolutions, adjourned until 10 a. u. on Thursday. TELEGKAPH NEWS Bj the New York Associated Press. DOMESTIC NEWS. NEW YORK. qmaramlimt ,1ralntV m ChmrlnUn mmd Kqf Weal —oMrrtaf »f Fi*k—He fivt$ Hnil—.i JS'tml 1,111U Momsnrc of Mia—Min turn marmtm rt- pramchra Him for inddeiiiy. New York, November 1.—The Board of Health bus declared Chariestou and Key West infected porta, and vessel* thence will be quarantined until alter the 8th of November. James Fisk, Jr., was formally arrested last evening on a suit brought by Jose phine Mansfield, on a civil uction to re cover $50,000 of Mansfield’s, which Fisk used but failed to account for. He gave bail in $35,000. A letter from Mansfield to Fisk up braids him for his perfidy to her, and says it is a shame to compell her, who grew up with him from nothing to the now great Erie empress, to vindicate herself in court. She refers to his schemes revealed to her four years ago of stealing the Erie books, of staying with hiin in Jersey City, and how, when ho was buying tho New York Legislature, he said it would either result in a Fisk palace in New York or a stone palace at Sing S ng, and requested her, if it was the latter, to take a cottage outside the prison. Sho is willing to have affairs ar bitrated by Wm. H. Evarts, but says if Fisk’s power over the courts is still su preme, and Tammany still able to protect him, the reward may still be his. Register McLaughlin threatened to whip Mayor Kalb Flusch in the office of the latter, to-day, on account of the pub lication of a slander against female school teaclpcs. in a paper called The City of Brooklyn, edited by Alexander Delmar, Ex-Director of tho Bureau of Statistics at Washington and said to be an organ of the Mayor. Salter denied all knowledge of the article. Much indignation is felt against Delmar, whom McLaughlin says he will cowhide at sight. Jordan, the Cuban General, moved for a dismissal, to-day, before Judge Bene dict, on tho ground that he had been in dicted over a year without trial. Argu ment will 1)0 heard on tho 8th. John Jackson has been convicted of uttering counterfeit monoy. The Long Island Sugar Refinery isem- barassed by an excessive stock of molas ses, purchased at prices higher thau are now current, bv ouo of its officers who is missing, though not suspected of being a defaulter. The liabilities of the con cern are said to bo $725,00, and its sup pression is feared. ALABAMA Tht otlahmmm Stale Fair, Montgomery, November 1.—The Slate Fair to-day is a decided success, notwith standing the bad weather of yesterday and last night. The articles exhibited are numerous, and show great progress in the State in manufactures. The great races are yet to come off. The most no ted runners of the South and Went are present to coutend on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ^ MARYLAND. oMaalhor Fatal Mailer XxplooU*. Baltimore, November 1.—The boiler in the Calveton Sugar Refinery, ex ploded to-day, killing one and scalding a number. ■ ■■ # •-* OHIO. Ja MtdHar Commit• MaUide. Cincinnati-' Nov. 1.—Sidney D. Msx- wsil, for man} ysnra oonnectoil with tho Gazotto, has committo-i atiiciilc. Wm. Smith has rosidnoil a. superin- temh'ut of tho Chutnlior of Commerce. - MX PENNSYLVANIA ARKANSAS tt—rfim MmifromU to Tr—Ht lo .frtoUHto. Little Rock, November 1. Some movers, enroute from Georgia to Texua, passed through here yostenlaj, uecotu ponied by some negroes raized with the family snd following them from choice. About 200 negroes surrounded the wag ons and took tho negroes by force.— Great indignation is felt among the whites. \; SOUTH CAROLINA. ZaaEfcaralto. Ot IS. ill, Zwrt*Ml- tV/toW Peter. CH.iiiLZaTON, November 1.—Tho new Reform City Government, elected last August by a combination of tho substan tial citizens of all classes and parties, was instituted into office lo-dav. Mayor Wagner will at once inaugurate import ant measures of municipal reform. There is great rejoicing in the oomrauDity in onnaequauce of tlie chnnga. Three (aver deutlia liava been reported iu the last 24 knurs. NEW JERSEY. Hlieullantons. tiij: 1‘HILIDBLPUIA AND ATLANTA WINE & LIQUOR CO No. 3 Broad Street, ASI TBS SOLE AGENTS FOB THE * tollreod Troek Toro IT,. New Brunswick, New Jersey, Novein her 1,—The track of the North Hudson Company's Railroad was torn up in Hoboken, to-day, by the city authorities, in conacquenoo of a disagreement in re- gurd to the rights of each. FOREIGN NEWS. RUSSIA. Tht Fieh-Cataraay Moan. St. Peterhbi'BU, November 1.—The Journal de St. Petersburg, referring to tho case of thu Russian Minister at Washington, denies that Oataoazy has been told that he cannot otay in Wash ington after the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis, and states that tin* American Minister has never informed tho Govern ment hero that the American Govern ment hod threatened to send tho lius sian Minister his passports. WA S HINGTON The Mu-himjc lo he Matted—J JCeto Temetanee Nuprrrlaar—Uraat OFern lo Sell the Heneta Hmarry—The Treetemrp Statement—Mouda Called In—Hobh Gaee Mam* Mappy—Mili tary Chaayea. Washington, November 1.—It was sta ted to-day, by n high Executive official, that it was probable that tlie Ku-Klnx prisoners, with tho exception of some of the most prominent of them, would be admitted to bail. Captain G. A. Mugruder, ol the Uni ted States Navy, died in Paris. Ornery, who gave way for Stokes, has been re-appointed Supervisor of Revenue for Tennessee. Grant offers his interest in the the Seneca Stone Company for sale. The debt statement shows a decrease during the month of October of nearly $fi,000,000. Gold in the Treasury uearly $99,000,000; currency $10,250,000. A million and a half of 8 per cents., of the denomination of $5,000, from num ber 2,593 to number 2,818, and of the denomination of $10,000, from number 2,667 to number 2,883, have been called in. The interest on them ceases on tho first of December. Col. Robb, collector of customs at Sa vannah, has gone home, with high as surances that he will not be disturbed. A military order, issued to-day, trans fers North Carolina from the Department of the East to the Department of the South. Tho Indian Territory, north of Texas and south of Kuubuh. lias begp added to theDepavtment of Texas, under the command of General Augur, and the Department of Texas is oaded to the Military Division of the Missouri. The Department of the Platte is discontin- uecl, and the territory embraced in it is added to the Department of Missouri. Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and the Gulf posts, as far west oa aud embracing Fort Jefferson and Key West, constitute a new command colled the Deportment of the Gulf, under the command of Col. Emery, of the Fifth Cavalry. QVmnscmcute. DeGive’s Opera House teol.lilc- Worrell - l>lro«-tro«.N FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY! Monday Evening, November (Itli, 1871. THE FAMOUS Nislorw ! and JENNIE, Worri‘11 SOPHIE. IllLNL. AMlrietl l»J the Protean Comedian HARRY JACKSON, JENNIE WILLNIORE FRANCK, THE LEON BROTHERS, I * moat powerful COMIC OPEIIACOMP’Y When will be pW—nlod the Mifc*l Extravaganza of OX XDZ2 n 33 I* Tj Ai Or, TUB LOVER. THE LACQUEY AND THE LOVE," with new localIkita; and the UuahabU’ Parcoof • THE FOOL OE THE FAMILY." «Tiaugu of programme nightly.^BF AdmUaion, $1 00. Rearnred acaU, 1 2-V OalUiry. t Phil- ov2-nt Kent Qlbrcrttecment*. JOHN 1. ALEXANDER. New Store! New Stock! NEW GOODS ! OOOD ARTICLES ! Family Oroccriea of v. ry anpenor quality. It la new aud elegant, ladle# are specialty Invited to call and examine our flret-claaa family supplier w ~ inferior article* maid. All good* delivered ORION DOZIER now In the employ of Ced. R. P. Yfeddox, Wholeeaie •nd Retail dealer m Tobacco, Cigar*. Snuff, Pipe*. Ac., where he wi«l »*> pleaMil to wait iip-»n all who may flavor the houee with a oil. ao* RKNNKSAW HOUSE* Some More Mndleal MefalatVome. . . . T Philadelphia, November 1.—Pension | MARIETTA, . . D. Waddell reeetviug 1UI votes, , Agsnt Forbs* lias bosn boiled in the nun [ e-^wixau 1'AUTH.CI.AU inducements to R. \V. Johnson 21 voles. Mr. Waddell , i25>000 . •am then sworn in. City Treasurer Mercer has been ar-, wr ^ddre**' flbtchem a freyeb. ‘h e “ ^UteEtaoetiveDn-rt-' «*te<ionth. charge of detection. ! JUT 1,(100 BUHIIEL* Red Rust Proof Oats AT Mark W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE (often Warehouse, on Broad Street. ALSO : 300 Hush. ScIrcIrd.Sctd Barley, 250 Bush. Seed Bye, to arrive, 600 Bush. Herd Wheat, 2IO Bush. Rrd Clover, 215 Bush. Bed Top or Herds Grass. 224 Bush. Orchard Grass, lOO Bush. Tall Meadow Oat Grass, lo arrive, 175 Bush. Blue Grass, aud all other useful Grasses, he. 500 Cwl. Fresh Turnip Seep ; ALSO: IOO Ton* Sea Fowl Eliwau and other Guano, lor Whoat, Etc. ALSO: f.OO Dixie Plows and other Plows, from $3 4 50 to |5 50, cheaper than horn* mado “Scooters." ALHO: The Keller Patent Grain Drill, For sowing Wheat, Etc. Mark W. Johnson’s, P. O. BOX 230, AttauU. Ga. Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule. the following schedules will be run ACCOMMODATION Til A IN, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Leave Macuu, passeuger shed............ 8:20 A. M. Arrive st Jessup 0:46 P. M. Arrive st Brunswick. 9:25 P. M. Leave Brunswick.... 5:45 A.M. Leave Jessup 8:20 A. M. Arrive Macon 5:26 P. M. st Jessun with trains Florid*. T II K 0 V « II PASSENGER TRAINS, DAILY EXCEPT PUNDAY. Lesvo Msi-on p*S**npor shed 8:10 P. M. UliotrllitncoiiB Rankin Hou at e , COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, J. W. RYAN, Proprietor. ocUldf MINX GOLDIN, Clark. THE HOITHIRX ABEL LOOM ManufSctariag Ctuspuf. Capital Stock 0100,000 ALL PAID UF, Board of Directors A. V. BRUMBY, President. JAMES M. WILLIS, Secretary and President. DIRECTORS—Joseph E. Brown, B. N. Kimball, Johu U. Gordon, H. li. Hobson, J. A. Analey, Claiborne Bateman. T. B. (tamp. A. V. Brumbv, J. g. Willis, K. A. Alston. ROBSON k CAMP, Ueu'l Agent*. ocMl Ct Atlanta, O*. F0118ALE. A FARM IN UECATl'B COUNTY, 0A. w 8ail with Coitimbua, Ga. ItSald Farm contains 683 acres, shout 350 of which are open. Ou tho place are all the houses neotwaary for farm purposes, with agood well of wator aud c Yculcut outlets. Any ouo applying early can have thtatann for $3 50 per acre. Titles are iwrfect, unbroken fro to original plot and grant to tho preaont time. Address J. 1. D. oel27-w3t Box 45, Haiubrtdge, Oa. *25.00 Saved! *2&,00 Saved! PRICES AND TERMS OF WILSON SHUTTLE] Sewing Machine*. mbit cash. $10 ra mo. $5 m wo, $ 65 $80. CMPBHTBEU No. C. Plain Table $ 45 No. 0, half-ease, pin bx 60 WA BRAN TED FIVE YEARS-BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that these ar* our terms from which we never deviate; and we gnaran- ' i our Machine# to have every point of excellence ho fouud iu auy Underfeed Shuttle Machine, and as durable, made of aa good material as any Machine ... -• wor i4' AU( j that it will do as atagaat work. W. U. GRIFFIN, Gan. Agent. 32 Peachtree Street. Atlanta, Oa. 75,000 ay 20.000 lbs. Tennessoe Rides and Shoulders. 10.000 lbs. Lard—barrels and can*. 7,000 bbl*.—all grad os—Flour. H carloads choice white and mixed Corn; Itarloy, Oats, Cement, Llmo aud plaster, all In store snd fur sale at lowest rates. A. LEYDEN. W. M. Wimjams. octSO-tf Agents Wanted for A.H.STEPHENS GREAT HISTORY OF THE WAR. t-omplcta in one volume. Bend for circulars with terms sod a full daacription of the work, Address National Publish ing Co., Atlauta, On., Philadelphia, Pa., or BL Louis, Arrive at Macoi 6:50 A. M. «*up with trains for flavan- Connects closely st J< uah, Florida, aud all points on the A. A G. R. U- At Macon with tho M. A W. It. It. trnlus to and from Atlanta. So change of cars between Macon and Savannah, d Macon aud Jacksonville, Pla. UAWKlNHVILIsH TllAIN, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. xPl-tf “CIIKAfP WM. MACRAE, General Superintendent. COAL. •• Cars at oor mines at Vc i>or. bushel, or will delivorit on Cars, in tbe city at 98c per. bushel; also, flue Coal on Cars loaded at mines at 4c. per bushel, This is thu lowest Agurc Coal lias been furnished parties purchasing in targe qualities. We claim that ir coal is equal to auy, superior lo a groat many ul inferior to none. KENNEDY k MORROW, Coal Merchants, octlH-llt Knoxville, Tonn. Office Home Insurance COMPANY. COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 25, 1871. $H,13l 59 ... 4,814 64 ... 6,683 37 $ 26,972 25 No Losses for same time. Iho Company, by ita prompt action, lias gained a business standing that - a have been gained in fliteen years business, rs aiu-e Chicago ires. are from Fifty to One Hundred percent, ban formerly. W. C. M. BAKER. Rec/y. uovl-«t W. T. WATER* A CO-. Local Agent#. Office at Samuel Hope’s Dental Dep t. A BABE Ol’POKTUNITY FOB IS VEST- MENT. Fine Flouring Mills For Sole. urrRR roR hale hi millh known as _ W. FbiUlp. mu,.” on -■ ' " — couatf, 4 miles northwest k W. P. It. It. th* A. .The building is 26x38. throe stories high; stone oundation 24 feet high—all in flne condtUou. It WSS French Ruhr*, one of .Laopus, a sutwrlor California Hmntter, and turns out 16 barrels Flour, aud 160 bushels meal, per day. Has a 22 foot ovor- shot wheal—could be SC feet; never failing of 45 to 60 horee; place easy of road to tho Depot, aud pla<** for a Factory. oct3l-d4tw9t tin* Morphant licaiititu! snd coovenisut J. W I LILIaIPH, Palmetto, G*. i of At lant it. The Opelika Locomotive (Trt-Weekly) has the largest *■irculatiou of aay paper tn that O n , C * gal CXioerliicmonte. Oeorgia— Douglas County. J. rAUMEU, AND H. C. HilZEL. HAVING AP- PLIED to me for permanent letters of Adminis tration ou thu ustato of Joseph Farmer, late of said County deceaaed, this ia to cite all, and singular, Administration should not be grant* Farmer and H. C. Ualsel, an Joseph Farmer's eelati Witness my band and seal, this Oct. 14th, 1871. W. W. Hindman, offt—gy. Executor’s Sale. N THE FIR8T TUESDAY IN DECBMBEB, AT the City Hall, in AttauU, will be sold, at Execu tor's sale, one half of lot No. 235 and 900 acres of lot No. 234,8tone's District, Fulton county. The land lies about seven milea from Atlanta, on th* road leading from Green's Ferry to Xaet Point, About half the lend le under cultivation, the other half well timbereJ. It lies well, and Is desirable property. The half lot No. 286, has a residence and other Improvement*. Sold sa the property of Mr*. N. H. Key, deceased. TERMS—One-half cash; the baltanoe In twelve months. oct!7-1awtds* A. A. WILSON, Executor. _ A.<lmlni»tratoi*'a Sale. Static or G bo sola, l Taliakkhho County. / B Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the first Tuesday lu November next, 1871. betwoen the hhvfhl hours of axle, before the Ouirt House door in CrawfordviUo, in said county, the Plantation whereon Mrs. Dovsy Clemmons resided at Uio time of her death. The situation is hualthy, society good, convenient to railroads, churches, mills, and post office. Land suited to the culture of com, cotton, or small grain; in good repair. Mr. Alexander Clemmons is on tho place, and will take pleasure in showing it to auy person wishing to purchase. Terms, twelve months time, with approved papers. This, September 8, 1871. JAMES M. TRIPLETT, seplt tds Administrator. _ AdiniiilMtriitoi*** Halo. Stats or OboboiA, 1 Tauatbbbo County, j H Y virtue of an order of tlie Court of Ordinary of said county, will lie sold on tho first Tuesday In November next, 1871, between the lawful hours of Hale at tho Court House door, In CrawfordviUe, In said county, tho plantation or lands belonging THE ATLANTA SUN DAILY wild WEEKLY ‘A Live Payot on Lire Ia*«e*.’ ALZXANDEB H. NIRFam, FrtnLal Ultor, A. R. WATSON, Km Ultor, 1. HKNLY BK1TH, Omni Idilor as* KsHo nt THE SUN 1* an earnest advocate of Dimiorssir principles, and a defender of Liberty—adhering to the ttmedioflofad landmarks of few* Democratic faith. We look upon tho sacoeaa at th* party t» the coming struggle sa a permanent object of Patricks desire. To this snd we shall labor seatooriy, look ing confidently to the hearty co-operation of every Democrat in the Union. In on* grand united effort to wt» aglorioaa triumph o— — Tho gnat Intereate <7Georgia will be fostered. We shall give a correct report of the proceedings of tbs’Legislature, and publish the Decisions of the Mr. Stephens is thoroughly enlisted In this great work and contributes to Um columns of Tn Sun almost dully. Address J. HKNLY SMITH, Managsr. tkiimh of scBucRimoe > Daily—Single Cspy t Twelve Months....$10 001 Three Months 9 00 Six Months 6 001 One Month 1 00 Clmba far Dally—Per Ananias • Three Copies 97 001 Eight Copies «$ 00 Four •• 95 00 Ten “ A4 00 Five “ 48 00 | 8iugle paper ..Sat* Weekly—Per Annans i Single Copy 2 001 Ten Copies If 00 Three Copies 6 90 Twenty Copies 90 00 Five Copies 8 001 Filty Copies ..66 00 One Hundred Copies 125 00 Weakly far Six Months i 1 001 Twenty Copies. If 00 2 50 | Fifty Gopiea 84 00 4 001 One Hundred OoptaaiB oo 7 50 | Single paper 5 cte to ths WEEKLY, received for a All mibucriptions must be paid for in advance; and all names will be stricken from oar bosks when the time paid for expire*. QLUMi Names for CLUBS must all ha mat at th* asm* time, and take tho paper tor the same length of time. Five Cornea Ten Copies and all be at the a 9 Post Office. HOW TO SUBMIT MOIST. Wa win ha responsible for th* aa* arrival of all money sent aa by Money Order, by Registered Let ter, by Express, or by Drift, hut not nmarwlsa. If mousy sent in an unregistered tatter ta lost, It must be the loss of the f — tee will always be erased when paid for expires. Persona sending money by in unwiteiniiF. nw 11 not change his rri- tor him. either on pri- with the Folittaal De- Mr. Stephens will Main In Orawfaadvilta. His connection with Tub Son will not <' dance. All tatters vats matters or connected i pertinent of this paper, should be addressed to him at Crawfordvllta, Georgia. All letters on business of any kind, connected with The Sun, except It* Political f addressed to J. Hanly f CITY ITEMS. a plat culture of corn, cotton, and small grain. Hituation healthy, society good. Convenient to railroad, poet office, churches, and mills. Mr. James A. Grier is on the ptaco, and will take pleasure in nhowtng the lands to any one wishiug to to seo it. Hold in Iota to suit thu purchasers. A plat of each Murvoy will be exhibited on dav of sale. Hold for the benefit of tho heirs of mid deceased. Termu, ouo and two years time for approved papers. This, Heptcmber 11, 1871. Administrator’s Sale. 1 WILL HELL, BEFORE THE COUNT HOUSE door In LewrencevUle, Owinnett county, Oeor. gla, on tbe first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, all tho lands in said county ini longing to the ratal* of tho late Francis M. Ward* taw, which are aa follows: Four hundred and five (406)sores, the same lying mu' the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Railroad _id Duluth depot—94 acre# of which are fine Chat tahoochee river bottoms. Which tract ta known as thu “Old Home Place" of deceased. Also—Two lota on tbe west aide of said railroad, frouUng the mine on the east, near mid depot—one of which contains thirty (80) acres, the other forty- six (46) acres. Also—One hundred and twenty-seven (127) acres— it being where deceaaed resided at his death. Also- One hundred and fifteen (115] acres, border- the eouthwest side of said 116 sere tract— whioh three last Iota front said railroad on the west, whtah are also near said depot Also—Thirty-four (34) acres, cornering or touching the southwest corner of the eame. And. also—Seven hundred (700) acre*, more or lee* —Mine composed of several lot* and parts of lota, lying on either side of eaid railway, embracing the place where John Pittman formerly resided, at the point where the Peachtree road crosses said railroad. Haid land* being ai>oui eqai distant from Duluth and Norcroes. Much of the earns 1* very finely Umbered. — good ana finely ” All the above lauds are good and finely timbered, being In a healthy section and desirable neighbor hood. All persons wishing good bargains In said lands will do well to examine the same before the day of sale. Dr. Wilson, Railroad Agent at Duluth, will point them out. . _ The lots will be sold separately, one half for cash, and tho other ou twelvo months’ Ume. Heptember 18th, 1871. HAMUEL W. ENOX. oct'JU Uls GEORGIA, DOUGLAS CO. OUDINAUV’S OmcB, 1 October mb, 1871. ) I NLIZABETH BENNAFIELD, has applied for ax- j eiupUou of personalty, and I will pass upon the name at my oMoe at DougtasviUe, an the 4th day of November uext at oue o'clock f- *. V. W. HINDMAN. 0M23.4L OriRoaf*. Tn the Members of ths lagldatur*. TIioho members wishing to anbaoribe for The Bun during the seesion of the Legislature, can bare it delivered *t an; point in the city, or left at the Post Office, or it can be taken at The 80s offlee, by leaving their orders at this offioe. M- W. B. Mooes, at the Kimball House, always baa The Bun for sale. 1,000 Old Papon for sale in quan tities to suit purchasers, at the tf Bun Ottice. Tn Printers. Twelve newspaper choose, suitable for papen from 22x32 to 24x36, will b« sold ebeap. Address J. Hirly Smith, tf. Business Manager Sun. Offices to Rent.—One room on* 2d floor; also a portion of the offioe, in cluding one window on the first Hoop—in The Bun Building, on Broad otoaat. Apply to J. Henlt Smith, tf. Son Offioe. Our osrriors are not authorized to re ceive money for subscriptions, or make collections for tu on any aoeount, or to sell papers to any one. Their sole duty is to deliver papers to our city out cri bora—nothing else. “ Alexander H. Stephens oh ths Study or the Law."—A 16 page pam- S lilet—one of the profoundeet of Mr. tephens’ many productions. Single copy 16 cents ; 60 oopiss 16 Address J. Henlt Smith, aH Manager Son Offioe, Power Press Her Sole. Wo offer lor sale a "Montague" Power Press, whioh can bo run either by hand or steam—in perfect order and as good as new. Address J. Henlt Shith, Sun Office, tf Atlanta, Oa. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Regular Order of Businem.—Cases yet to be Decided. 16. Middle 17. Oomulgee S 18. Eastern 6 19. Branswiok S Septemlier 6-tf To Oar ully laHeerlHen. We specially desire all oor 1 to meeivo their papen regularly and promptly. We will take it os a special tarot if they will report to no every failure to re* eevie the paper. Also, any failure la haw M properly delivered—just ae it ia requested by tern. Alio, any failure to receive H prompt. ’—in doe time. All that we oaa do is to do the beet we can. We ask our subaoriben to help as in this work. It would «e»i«t ns greatly in oorreoting imgalarities, if wa can al ways have them reported to aa tf River Plantation to Bnt* E IGHT MILIfi ham Attaola, Ota thaChaMahaaokm Elver, on Wadoaafiay. November L ML at II k A, M.. wa wifi iwafiata Me yralaaa, to th* hightwt bidder, tb# taafia batotagttag to the « William A. Qraeu, dacaaaafi. firifitatafiaalia Chaitahoochaa river, right aritaa frost Attatata, n Graen and Howall'a Farry, atafi battag otaa of tba h plantation* In the oonnty, oonstatlug of 150 ac Term* mad* known Ota fin of ranting. Partlaa itarirtag to aaa tbia ptaca hafbra day af atiag, wlUcaU o« aitbar of Maandaratotaafi.