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THE DAILY SUN.
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ATLANTA. GLOKOIA:
■iad>r lafMf Jim a*. 1113.
vnnsiTiui n uwmui.
The moating of whites eod blacke in
Mew Orleans, oa Tuesday lut, he* struck
the public with proton ad amazement, by
the Siintaten of the resolutions adopted,
especially «a tney were reported by a
oo—llln of which Geo. Beauregard
wee chalrmao. These were publish id <a
the i— dlepetnhee of Wefioimday morn
I of Iks wkltsaiiKi
b bo the work ot
.toMBlW) th»t
I aqM% of oil ted*
•fcmmhood and fair
TminSm
kemfts, IbMWM eon
lMtltattoM, tboy pledge
Nkf epraotlaal *x-
ffiffitonito* ihm to
lad. ftaaUy, f
I bo *q*a)ty
Mkft"
These renlakons demand for the ne
gro lU that (be most nltra Radical has
They mean nut only
f of the negro with the white
man before the law, bat they embrace
perfect equal tty In every respect, politi
cal and social, of both the races. As w<
understand them, they mean that hotels,
pablie schools, all plates of amaaemeot,
the ohnesbaa, and all pleoee of public re
sort are to be thrown open indiaorimi
nately to both nlsssss upon terms of the
strMmt equality. The objeot to be at
tained is the complete nnidoatlon, social
and political, of both moss.
Bat those reao.atioas do not go oat as
the expression of the people of New Or
isons, bat from an association of some
flity or sixty men of both raoes as the
basis of a reform, ss it is termed, they
hare banded themselves together to pro.
mote. Wears not advised as to the ex
tent of popular endonement this new
movement receives even in the city of
Mew Orleans. If we are not mistaken ae
to the temper of the people of that oity,
we are inoUned to believe that the move-
msnt will be oonfined to quite a small
number of the whitei. It is hardly pos
sible that a people who have been so
hostile to Gen. Longstroet booauae he
"aooeptad the situation” several years
ago, and baa been the recipient of gov
eramental favors, would now take a step
so ftur in advanoe of the most nltra Radi
oals, either North or Booth, in reoogniz
ing the social equality of the raoes.
And It would seem that the negro race
has little to gain in point of sooial recog.
nition in quitting the Radical party,
whioh was the first to make it, and from
which it has not reoedad, to unite with a
new organisation whioh has not the
power, either in point of numbers or of
the more potent one of official patronage,
to enforce their views. As to the qnes
lion of reform in the State Government,
a prominent object claimed to be in view
of thlaaooial and political amalgamation of
the raoes, it is hardly to be believed that
it will carry with it suffioient strength to
moke the new movement of any signifl
oauoein the Slate.
We do not believe that the great name
of Gen. Beauregard is of sufficient
weight to carry the white people of Lon
I si ana Into an amalgamation at whioh
Oaaeasiau blood curdles with indignation;
nor do we believe that the promise of
social equality will be sufficiently tempt
ing to induoo the negroes to quit the
party in power, when that party gives
them, tlieoretioally at least, all that is
contended for by the new movement
Besides, the asoral tone of negro sen’i-
meutisnot sufficient, we think, to indnoe
him to loosen his hold npon the power
ho holds in that State to grasp at a
shadow«
All clrmss are willing to accord to the
■atm all tha rights that belong to him
before the law—to give him the fob
I jdsttai hi that Which spper-
IS freeman;but to acoorj
lia} eqaality is u problem
WU*M solved by the great unifi-
fQUhfatVof Mwffal'.y..’ > 1
same——Bam
tea Mffirtf oaostmia aaaivviiTv-
ftJU, estuan a* DAUtoicon.
The first annual comment amen! of the
above inadtatkin will begin on Bandty,
the dth ef duly, it whisk tins the com
mencement sermon will bo delivered by
Bev. Dr. Lipeoomb, ohenoellor of the
ftk University. On Tuesday an a.l-
dress will be delivered by Hon. G. J.
Or* State Bobool Commissioner. Hon.
H. F. Bell, JL (X, will make an address
during the week, and other distinguished
gentlemen will alao make addresses.
■ , IMstehoel, it will ha remembered, is
amtll of the State Oollege of Agricul
ture at Athena, and how numbers one
handled and seventy-five scholars, the
Wfccla number of students during the
r two hundred,
will be made with the
Air-Uae railroad to carry visitors to the
o—immiu! tor cue fere, and retain
free, oa oastiflaaS* of the Secretary of the
Oalaga, which wfll he tarnished at Deh-
Ineega Tiekata will last from the 5th
July tilUheUth July.
Mm—erne attained by this sohooiin
so abort a time dameualaatas the fact
that tree education is dweiailid by the
*pi wants and oeceaaitiea of the panpie.
Thu leone of the ftnl efforts in Georgia
to popularise education, and will doubt-
tan be followed by others. Both aaxas
ere admitted. Of the number now in
attendance about 75 ere young ladies.
naiouv colums BSawieAfloas,
On Friday Igffi the final examination of
the Senior data at Bmory College, Ox
ford, (in., took plane, with the following
award of honors, loom which it will be
seen that Atlanta has taken the first and
fourth honors, vis.:
1st. Rev, Charles E. Dnwman, At
lanta, Go.; 2d., Wm. H. Sheats, Quit-
man, Ga.;3d., W. R. Poole, Lawrenoe-
ville, Go.; 4th.. F. H. Richardson, At
lanta, Ga.
Mr. Dowman is a licensed minister
of the ctinrob. He baa reeeived
an education through the aid of
a number of good people of this
oity. He wan a young man of marked
piety, end extraordinary power as e
pro ae her, but without means. He oatne
under the notion of Rev. A. G. Haygood,
who interested himself to secare a good
education to one ol such rate promise.
He takes the first honor, and, we learn,
riohly deserves it. All honor to those
who have aided one ao worthy. He is
25 yean of age.
Mr. Riobardaon, who takes the 4th
honor, la the talunted and promising son
of onr feUow-eitixen, F. H. Rioharuson.
Be is only 18 years, and baa made quite
e reputation lor bia aniniog talents and
flee deportment. We oongratulate Mr.
B. npon having snob a son.
These four graduates are assigned to
deliver addresses at the oommeneement
on 20th July, upon the following enb-
jeets:
1st Honor—Dowman. Valedietory.
2d—Shasta. Salutatory.
84—Poole. Soientifio diacoas’aftk
4th—Riobardaon. Philosophical Dis
sertation.
Eight others of the graduating olaas
are appointed to deliver addresses upon
subjects to be selected by themselves, viz:
J. W. Frederick, Marahsllville, Ga.;
J. W. Harris, Oarteraville, Ga., J. B,
Jewett, hi soon, Ga.; J. H. Lewis, Greens
boro, Gi.; W. H. Mathews, Fort Valley,
Ga; O. U Smite, A soon, Ga; J. T.
Van Horn, Columbus, Ga.; E. M.
Whiting, Rut'edgo, Ga
On Monday night, dnring commence
ment, there will be a ebampion debate
between the two literary societies—the
Few and the Pai Gamma, Bishop Pieroe
to preside—the question being that of
oompnlaory education. Those affirming,
on the part of the Few Society, are F.
H. Riobardaon, E. M. Whiting and J.
W. Frederiok. Those opposing, on the
part of the Phi Gamma Sooieiy, are
Oharlea E Dowman, J. B. Jewett and R.
S. Saniabnry.
COMFLlMUtaTAHT T.i a YOONQ
ALABAMIAN.
We take pleurae in oopying from the
Louisville Cow irr-Journal, of the 13th
of June, the following notice of Mr. W.
A. Shorter, of that oity, n talented young
lawyer, recently from Alabama, and r
distinguished graduate cf the University
of Georgia:
a ateaaant nature rf tbs oocas'on wa
which followed by William A. Shorter, laq., of Ihlo
city, recently at aUbetue. Mr. Shorter bee bet re
cently oomi elBOBf ne, but he bee already a wida
apraadlof circle of e qualalaooee. which are, with
eta talent,, the foundation of future aeoooaa at Ulo
bar of bla ohoaen vocation. Ha la an Alabamian of
a moat o iatlnguiabad family, bla ucclc baring baan
at oca lima Oovarnor of tbo Stole. Hla father la the
Hoc. KU S. Shorter. He oeaie to Louisville with ae
ea tab lull ad rap u tailor, ee a literary man. He haa
delivered ear era l addreaaea before the literary co-
olaUaa of our maT —" — - — —-
vroaaot oocaelon
aoergy and force.
This reftrenoe to Mr. Shorter is made
by the Courier-Journal, in oonneotion
with an addreoi made by him at the an
nual oommenoement ol Mount Holyoke
Academy, a celebrated school for yonng
ladies. Wo take the greater pleasure in
noticing tl e npid rite ol thia gifted
young man in Louisville because the
Shorters of Alabama were originally
Georgians.
a VALUABLE 11VVKNTIUM VUK F1HX
au.
A patent noaale for hoae-pipe has jnst
been introduced into use in aomo of the
Fin Departments in Northern oitiea.
Referring to thia new patent, the Savan
nah y*w$ eaya that, with thia noaale, the
hoeeman can abnt off the weter conve
niently, without shooting along a length
of hoee for the operation to be perform
ed at the other end. There ia a apray-
noasle attaohed to the atop-nozale. A
relief-valve ia attaohed BO the hoee is in
stantaneously relieved when the water is
•hut off at the pipe.
The new invention hie been enbjeoted
to several trials end haa given geueral
satisfaction—and will, no donbt, become
very popular among firemen. Those
who have attended fine, and have been
‘wetted” through the inability of the
hoeeman to restrain the water in the
pipe, will appreciate the advantages of
swob an improvement. We reoommend
the attention of onr eoergetio Chief En
gineer Oapk Swoll to thia anbjeet.
Fnuu Burnuoa.—Mita Susan B.
Anthony baa jut been fineftfilOO and
ooats in aproaeention for illegally voting
in Root)eater, N. V., last November.
We uw glad the jadge had the nerve to
do hie duty—for, unlem tha male aex
protect their rights against the infringe
ment of the women, wa aiiail be com
pelled to remain at home and aive ora
attention to the domaetie affaire of the
houehold. Thia woaid be a oaadition
of affaire the reethn breta af the
cannot anbmit to with iat an
effort ho resist It ia advan-e.
IT” Mias Hoamei'a mouument to Mias
Faleonar, a young Eughah lady who died
ia Bom a, haa baan placed in the Church
at 8k Andrea Della Fratte, in that oity,
aad ia the oaly eeulptareby aa Amor lean
artist to be found in auy of the Italian
ohurohea
SOUTHBHA r KM ALB oULLEOE.
The oummeDcement sermon of rbis
College will be preached this morning by
Rev. A T Spalding, of Atlanta, Rev,
Dr. Dixon, of Angus, a, having been com
pelled to decline doing so on account of
the ill health of his wife.
This will be an introduction of a aerie,
of literary and musical festivities for
which LaGrange ia ao celebrated. To
morrow nigbt a musical entertainment
will be given under the supervision of
Messrs. Stokely and Cox, that will be
very interesting. The beautiful operetta
of “The Fairy Grotto” will constitute the
main featnre of the evening.
On Tuesday the Junior exhibition will
take place and at nigbt the grand concert
ol Prof. Sohirmaeber and bia pupils. Wo
do not know wbat will be the character
of the programme except that we are as
sured that it will comprise some of the
finest productions of the great masters
of music, and that it will be the most
elegant concert ever given in LaGrange
by tha aooomp'ished Sohirmaeber, whose
attainments aa a musician are not sur
passed by those of any other mans in
the Booth, or in this country.
Snob of onr Atlanta friends aa
would spend a day or two pleasantly,
oonld not accept an opportunity that
woaid assart) them a greater degree of
enjoyment—for when we assert that the
entertainment ol Tneaday night will be
on tbe most magnificent scale, we only
■'ate wbat we know tj be trne. Visitors
will pass over the Atlanta A West Point
railroad to LaGrange and back for one
fare.
GBOCERIEN.
New Grocery Store.
THOMPSON ALLAN J*.
PARKS and ALLAN
47 Peachtree Street.
\I71 ftnnoaoco to oar frl#ndj and th* .publfo
v ▼ generally that we uave ,'Vfit opened, at the old
stand of MoPheraon ft Barnett, Peachtree Street, a
Grocery Establishment
We shall koen on hand at all times a fall Stock of
Family Grocery Supplies,
Whioh will be sola *■ low as by any other house of
the ffiftme kind In the city.
PARKS & Ajl.LAN.
«pl8-tf.
fOHN W..JBE8SMAN,
tf Wholesale Dealer In choice Liquor*, and
oneut for John Gibson’* Sou ftCe., Philadelphia
287 BBOAD (STREET.
386 BBOAD STREET.
M yers & marcus,
Jobbers of Dry Goods, Motions, Boots and
°‘** “* ““’SiTkoan HTRKKT.
J. MY EBP. 8. MARCUS.
CENTRAL HOI El/,
Vy Mas. THOMAS, Proprletreea.
G reene a bossignol,
Successors to Wm. H. Tutt, Importer* and
Dealers In Drug*. C hem I oals, Essential Oils, Corks,
ud Druggists'
»* uundriee.
Hpougeft, and E~
304 BROAD STREET.
A mendleson.
• RecUAer and Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
299 BROAD 0TBKET.
J. 0. M 4B8EWGALB. Travelling Affeat
CHAR LESTUfl,
BAATKO.
B ank of charleston.
Association,) 12 Broad Street.
Wm. B. BURDEN. ft. 8. JOHN ETON,
Cashier. President.
gf Capital, 9900.000.
mmirooooh.
1DWIN BATES k 00,
4 124 MEETING STREET.
' W. MARSHALL A CO.,
4% 148 MEETING STREET.
OHNBTON, CREWS fr'OO.,
41 HftYNE STREET.
OHN G. MILNOR k CO.,
186 MEETING BTREET.
H
Ujt u nur^u
ART A GO.,
8C HftYNE STREET.
E. ALGER A CO.,
189 MEETTM(4 BTREET.
Ml l.lJYMiU V. WJW1* 4400Oh, JYO flOJVh
AJTO WUMTMt 4400Oh.
Moora gjro mooOm.
F. FLEMING A OO.,
i 2 HftYNE BTREET.
B. STODDARD A OO..
1C6 MEETING STREET.
w
hitm, 4jAra % mo.
ao to
GEO. E. WARD & CO.’S
TO BUY YOUR
CLOTHING!
They hive opened a splendid
Stock oi Clothing
In London Store, Marietta Street.
vtjvnf.
BOH WHITE !
Bob White Bob White!!
Bab White) Ueb White!. Bob White!
Smoking Tobacco!
Manulaotured by
CFJEO. W\ LrJtJrtinORJTK a Co^
LYNCHBURG, Vft.
For ; IUchne»8!ftnd.Purity tt|has no Riralq
Haring reoelved GOLD and SILVER MEDALS, and
DIPLOMAS, Ac., at the State .Pain of
Virginia, Louisiana and Texas.
FOR SAJUm BY
W. L. HUBBARD ft 00.
R. P. MADDOX,
MEADOR BRO.’B,
BOROUGHS ft WING,
BEHBMAN ft XUHRT,
B. L. DANK.
1 Tobaeaa Dealers over the United Blaus
M4I
J. IX. ANDERSON A CO.
R0 Alabama Street, Atlanta,
j^RIbw prepared to furnish Planters with the
Mowers am* Hoopers,
Horse Rakes,
Scythes and Cradles
Thresher* and Powers,
With or without Separators. Also hare a general an
-
AGRICULTURAL. I1PL1IBRTS,
INCLUDING PLOWB, RED CUTTERS,
HARROWS, PUMPS, WAGONS, kO.
▲OR
I FOR
BROWN'S CELEBRATED COTTON GIN.
TEXAS COTTON PRESS,
BLftNDY'8 8TEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS
Call aad aa# oa before purchasing eleewhere.
mayf i. H ANDERSON ft 00*
Grand Summer Resort!I
of City Lite, nan avail themselves of the
east
* futk drm re
oo* to tn
OGLETHORPE PAR
Where aaaple preparations have been nude for
the enjoymen. of the public.
A Hall 225 Feet ii Leutti, 70 Teet Wife
l other arraueementa
ground- ere tree to Plo-Mtc peruse. Ample errs
■ eats fer BALL-*, ABKEMBIJM. SOIRBB.
Tha sdmottoes to be found here, is the way of
j aBmsUful Drive so the Rees Tread; a
on the L -
oaoommiMOo
C 1EO, W. WILLIAMS A OO.,
W 1 and 3 HAYNE dlREET.
H enry bisohoff a oo.,
191 and 199 EAST BAY.
O F. WIETERa,
• 181 EAST BAY.
^STEFFENS, WERNER & DUOKER,
ij 98 hast bay, 28,80 ft 82 Yendas Benge.
W H. CHAFEE A CO.,
• : 06 and h07 EAST BAY.
\MT AGENER, MON SEES A CO.,
Tf 166 ft le8 Et8T HAY and 3 ft 4 QUERN 8T.
D
000440 JJt JP CBMMiOMMtO.
iOWIE, MOIRE A DAVIS,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
MEETING »T„ corner UftSEL.
JKOMMMJUJr gjro OOMOhTlV l'MOMTO.
BART A OO.,
66. 67 and 69, MARKET 8TREKT.
AUL WELCH A CO.,
216 EAST BAY.
c
CMeOrjOtMO.
E dwin bateo a co.,
12* MEETING STREET.
X L. FALK A CO.,
• 803 KING NTRKET.
J OHN G. MILNER A OO.,
186 MEETING STREET.
oooH. mMjUyo gjro kdMrpjoroir.
P P. TO ALE, Factory—Hoibeok’a
• Wharf ; Saleroom and Office. 20 HAYNE ST.
mdftjf, MULijroo -QJrJ* Jooomo.
1 1 HALL A CO.,
• 2, 4, a, 7 and 8 MARKET STREET.
M
CJIIJdf JIJTO TOBACCO.
ANTOUE A CO., Proprietors of the
Charleston Branch Havana Cigar Factory,
Dentine,” 119 EAST RAY.
5 ^jyTiL
TF.I.ItM HH kPHKHrPjr?if>.,
» HAYHZ HTBEIT.
|OOK AND NEW« PAI EB
JtTUMJTTJt PJPt’K JVILI.8,
JAMBS ORMOND Propilotx.'
JW Refers to this iheet a a -peoimen of Nana Paper.
(ROCKERY GLASSWARE.
JfliHHIUK ft «».
Importers and j.ue<i c Crociery, Glassware
hotel a hai don btxxubuh.
NO OOODB rtT RETAI L.
DECATUR STREET M KIM HA El BOU>
Carriages.
BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
J. J. FOHU,
Mftnnftio orer and Dealer in
UIIUtES III I0E6IS. SP8III- III III! DTE V1SBIS
CORNER eRYOR AND I-INK STREETS.
F
(LOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
EH M~M rSUE.
The Rollabi© Jewelry Htare,
WHITEHALL HTKKET.
SOLD AND RtLVFR WATCHER, HTANDARD AOU) eBiOfF’, OLOCS
rtOLD-HEADED 0ANE8, SOLID SILVER WANE, AND A
aZ .B»AL ASSORTMENT Of VINE JRWKLRT.
tTRNITURE.
TLJT T ft Ctf..
LA1E8T BTYLER OF UPSBB
Parlor Suit-. Chamber Bata, Uining- Haaai
Balts, Office Furuiture, n d Put allure nf
Every Description Whatever.
NVb- 1 1 » J-NES BAN BLOOI
I RAIN, MEATS, FLOUR dec.
STEPUEJTS tf FLrjtjr,
General Commission Merchants
POBiTTH BTREET. NEAR .HE 0A-rff)L.
IROCERIES.
•d. C. ft B. *. BTtr,
Wholesale Grocers,
If
Ion Merodants.
DORNER FBYOR AND DnUATUR t
Iardware, CUTLERY, &c.
TO JUJU Kir; STEWART ft a ELM,
H »rdware Mei-oRants,
AOKNTB FOR
Burt . I Mrnml* MmcMm—% Ogemmara Fwwhr Cm mamma'a JNf «•«
Blasting" Batadmr. Mill Otanas amU Batting C tat ha.
OOR »ER DECATUR AND PRYOR 81 BEETS, In float of tfte Kimball hop
Implements, machinery. &o.
JW ARK. IT. JOHJTSOJr,
DEALER IN
F
A fijicnltoral Implements, lacIiiiitiT Chemieals,
iGuano, 8eedu, Live Mlook,r
DkGIVd*8 OPERA BOUSE BLOCK MAAIELTA BTithh
AINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS, Eto. I to
CARLES', DVCR ft CO..
Atlanta Brand Great Southern Oil ail Pa nt Verb
89 South Pryor atruut.
I ASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
J. C. PECK * VO.y
DEALERS I*
BOOHS. MOULDINGS. BRACKETSrPUITSJOIl. GLASS SISH;0I III
JOOBNER LOYD STRIEr AND GEORGIA R\ILttOAD,
OPPOSITE GENERAL PASSENGER DEPOT.
ATHENS, OA.
S UMMEY & NEWTON,
Wholaaai* and Retail Dealer* In Hard war*.
Agricultural Implement*, fto.
JTHILD8, NIOKEftaON 400.,
Dealer* in Hardware, Iron, Nail*, Mill find*
mg*. Agricultural Impl*m*ntt, Chicago Farm
Pump*, fto.
A L. DORSEY,
• Dealer in Dry Good*, Grocer!#* and a*>
euri^d Marohandlae, and Agent for be Justly col*-
bra led Sea Fowl Guano.
TkEUFHEE'S OPERA HOUSE,
B # Complete in *11 ito appotuUn«nt*. aeatlng
oapecity IWO persons, apply to
LUCKY ft YANCEY.
S ANN A REVES,
bale ft Li vary Stable*.
EWTON HOUSE.
A. p. OUNABD. Proprietor.
S TUGMAB'd HALL Waihmoto*, Giomu,
FUn Bade. Concert*, theatres, ft*., apply to
may 18—uliiaul. JOHN D. FLO ID.
Proff fticnol IPircctorp
M alcolm h. johnbton,
(Lat* of Georgia.)
* 3rney oh%
NC. SI. Ex. PAUL SXRKXY.
Baltimore, M*rjl*
Augusta, 4
Ool. L.N
, and Wm. A. Walton. Esq.
f AMICfl a BABION, AUorofty ftod
OounseUur at Law and Beal Estoto Agent, Gon
er*. Ga., will practice In the Superior and Supreme
Soon* of Georgia. Office ftnt door eMt of Oourt
lou*e Building. Decatur at.rel
«r bptoUl aUenuon given to Collections,
aurtl 1 dly.
Point, «**.. will give ■ iii.i attention to
burlreea estruated to hu
Safer* to P. W.
r OHN V. BEDDING, Attorney *1 Law, Barnes,
vtll*. Ga., wtU give atrtot *ttentton to basiaeea
• la eme. a/2ly
ITOVES, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Eto.
RVJTjrtCVTT ft BELLUt ORATHS,
pro. e M.niEirra hthekt,
PLUM BE B3, STEAM AND OAB EITCEBB, OOPPjIK
Smiths, Blieet Iron Work, and Tin Booffiiog. Datarra
in Stoves, Tin Ware, Orates, Pump., Hose, Tut
Plate, Sheet Copper, Bheet Iron, S'earn Pipe.
Onages Whistle. Fittings, eta., etc., eto.
MaNoraoriiBiRROONcitztzaEwzR Fira.
BOOT, SHOE AJND HAT STORE.
JUST OPENED AT
*75 •WTaltelxa.il Street.
BARRE6T, COKER A CO.
BOOT, SHOE -AJSTD -HAT WTOFlfiJ
WE projxM. kMpln, Sn. oIm. QOODR, vRteh 9. dwU Mil m lov m Smm la Oltr- «*•••
BARRETT, COK »i R ft OO.
apffi-lm, -
UOILD,
BARTON
duoemeat* to enjoyment, render t
$5to$20 U vX^*^
■ex, young or o>d. nuke more money *1 work tor m
an thrlr spare moment*, or *11 the lime, than ad tmj
thing else. Particular* tree. AddreasG. Stinson
& co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
D*AI.EH8 IN
Flour, Grain and General Produce,
NO. .*7 ALABAMA 8TRBKT-
