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DAILY ENQUIRER-guy; TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1874. <2E*MKA KEWN, —Hon. Rufus E. Lester has accepted the Democratic nomination for Senator of the First District. —The Savaua&h Advertiser reports an “immense increase of game in the vicini ty 0 { its city, as the renalt of the opera tion of the game law. —Bine—who is “ao bine that he’> Mack”—has been nominated for re-elec tion as Representative of Glynn county by the negroes. —Eight hundred acres of river bottom land were a dd at a Sheriff's sale in Ap pling county recently for the inunitioeut sum of ten dollars. —The Americas boasts of n stalk of cotton containing 1 hi bolls on it, not counting squares or blossoms. It was raised by Mr. B. M. Wheeler. —A lla lied Convention to nominate a candidate for Congress'in the Dth Dis trict, is to bo held iu Gainesville on the 18th of September. —The Savannah Netre thinks that there is now a fair prospoct of such improve ments on Tybes islaud as will make it the “Long branch of the South." —An old negro former living near Griffin makes a hauds-jme income by hunling into that city and selling tile min eral water from a spriuglately discovered. —Five more of tho convicts made their escape from Mr. Taylor, iu Washington county, Wednesday of last week. Ouo hnndred dollars reward is offered for the lot, —Corn is now quoted in Atlanta at $51 15<g>1.20 by tho oar load, and wheat at #1.15(5)1.40. Can anybody fix the “good nine coining" wheu we are to have that corn at 50o. por bushel in Georgia ? —Additional Democratic nominations for the Legislature are Owen C. Sherman in Upson, \V. L. Graham in Dooly, Mes sers J. M. Marshall and W. H Searcy in Talbot, and D. W. Pattman and Dr. T. D. Hutcheson iu Oglethorpe county. —The Sandersvillo Herald says the two negro men who were killed in that county a few weeka ago by a falling tree, left oue « son and the other a daughter, agod some twelve or fourteeu years. On Sun day last the girl stabbed tho hoy, inflict ing a wound from which he died Tuesday. —The Rochdale Register publishes an appointment or Hon. John H. James to address the peoplo of that connty on the Olh of October. The Register declares in favor of James for Governor, because of “his probity, piety, and great financial ability.” Exactly! —The Covington Enter prut says. Co'.. W. R. Phillii ps, of Atlanta, is now busily engaged at Newton Factory, with a corps of assistants, putting up a cotton factory. The budding has been finished, a portion of the machinery has arrived, and is being rapidly placed in position; and in a few weeks over two thousand spindles will be in operation. —A white and a colored polioemen of Macon arrested near that city, on Friday, one James H. Rivers, charged w th em battling the fuuds of Barnwell District, S. 0. Rivers is a white man to all up- pe trance, but claims to be a negro, prob ably became he thinks he will be more leniently dwelt with iu South Carolina by calling himsolf colored. —A Radical aspirant for the Legisla ture is recommended by the Gainesville Advertiser, because “he kuows exactly ho# much sweat it takes to muke a bushel of corn.” Aud we infer from tho Adver tiser editor’s solicitudo about free distill eries in North Georgia, that he knows exactly iuto how much “sweat" the bushel ru can be resolved. —Tho Atlanta Herald is authorized to make the announcement that lion. B. H. Hill will address the people of the Second ongrcs iou.il District at points tbrongh- ut the District during the coming can- ass. He has roeoived very pressing invi tation* from the Executive Committee of the District, and does not feel justified iu refusing. The Herald also says that it is possible Mr. Hill will addross the people of Alabama before the election. Good! Butler on the Stamp. Gloucester, Mass., September 12.— Gen. butler opened tho Congressional canvass in E-SbX district to night with an elaborate speech, mainly on national top es. After announcing himself as a enu- idste for Congress nnd explaining that he state of his health has prevented Lim rom appearing before his constituents util to-day, ho proceeded to consider the utrages in the (South and draw a com- ariaon between tho protectiou to her ubjects by Great Britain aud that given y the United St«tes to the loyal citizens the South, us f dlows: The king of a barbarous tribe iu Af- ca took tivu Englishmen prisoners who ere peacefully trading in his country, d marched them to his capital. Tj e bole English nation was aroused, war s declared, an army wos transported f way across the globe, the urmy of King of Aby-siuia was overpowered battle, his capital was assaulted aud "olished, and its treasure brought ay by the Euglish soldiers an loot, and ir countrymen freed from imprbou- Sliall it bo said that Uuion men— _ d, honest, peaceful men — pui.su- tiieir ordinary avocations of life upon American soil, protected by our flag ^ uurCoostitutiou and our laws, where y should be uumoloRted, cannot havo t protectiou and safety and redress for ir wrong■» which England can give to cit zenH, even wheu subjected only to risonment amid tho wild jungles of Is the red cross of Ht. George owerful to protect aud save its sub- s, and the stars and stripes so powt-r- in our land, upon our own country's iu one of the richest and what ought be tbe most poacoful States of iho ion ? Let mo bo just to the men of the ill and give the excuso they put for- d in justification of this outrage, y say the Government of the State of Uiana lias been seized from the old te residents by votes of negroes, and ~te Government set up of whites nnd ks, which is corrupt and eating up substance. Wo wou!d not stop to o or deny the truth of this jus' itieution that, too, not because the corruption e governnmit is no justification of aurder of tho citizens by armed ce, because other aud number- murders, too well authenticated denied, have been committed States of Tennessee nnd cky, iu both of which the negro h s er io the government,* nor any of self-protection, but which are under Democratic rule, so tint it thaHrhito men’s leagues have up all over the South, as lawless urderous iu tho States where the j* are powerless, as whero tboy have wer in tbe State government; and wrongs are done openly and con- in those States it clearly appears y ure parts of a plan to renew the h out tbe negro and deprive him litical rights. Indeed, I read in rn p iper notice served upon the that they must be deprived of all rights, or tbe State will be a uiil- 'tory- This, then, is war, and of Essex, as on tho 17th of April will ugain march to save the •from traitors’ hands. It is my r.atiou to do all in my power, if jronr representative, to set tbe yonr right. „ Batle ler next took up the question rfliMMfMk going into an elaborate expia tion ana defense of bis views on that ibjeck He doniod emphatically ever Hina bean in favor of repudiation or tytraf bit sound ourrenoy. EDUCATIONAL. Slade’s School for Boys W II -!'„, op KN OOTOBCR »TH, 18*4 vo..aly »75 00 fr “‘“ ar,t lu October f “ el «elualve of towola, hod llnonl nnd blanket’, (#15 jivi- Tuition and hoard half In advance, and half February istu. 1875. JAMBS .1. SI,MU', ,e l’* 3 1,1 1 rinclpai. COLUMBUS Select. School for Girls V, , t0 patron*. Edu.-au? at houic. (J.-urso oi rtuiv exienalvo ami c.irotui.’y lelectcu >CMOLA>TIC ; . • 8. nuu u.irciui.y h Dlfcti tino mild but poMt ive UKUt’LAU c AUOKS Tuition, (hall in Advance and balnnoo 1st I-obrmirr) *66 oo Music, (Voosl anl limit,mental) 6 oo Incidental teo ' 3 w No • xP a cliarno for French or German. juud. B*l.Inl, «■> favorably known in Col-in- bus ana v icintiy, has Leon soeured lor the l)e- pn'tinenf ot Music. i ’ompetent assistants in Literary Douurtm’t. Arr.ujuomonts have beon made lor board for lounir Ladies at the largo and commodious resldeuco of Mrs. Lwklmrt. Prko of board per month $2). Patronage s lioltcd. satisfaction in everr particular guaranteed. For Circular*, apply to G K. GLENN. A. M., sepi3 tf Principal. MUSIC. M AD \ BAIL1NI desiros to inform her ir tends and patrons that she will con- k’i K. Mi'NTALMr^O 0 V °° AI ‘ AN “ lf *’ A* Mad. l)alllnl has received hor instruo- tlonB »t the Conservatories ot Milan, Italv, nnd Munich, Oo'iunny, sho flatters hersclt tocom- • ite with the he.-t ma te s or Europe. Kesl lenco at Mrs. A. O. Blackmar’s, For syth street. ’ Her private lessons will not interlere with her duties at Mr. Glena’s school. Bepis lw SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL, Oolumbua, da. 1 ho Rev. 0. A. Kondrlck will be associated with the school to tench Modern Languages aud Bolles-Lottres. Music Department—Mrs. L. Spencer. Tuition in Literature reduced l * per cent. Ail Jirauohos thoroughly tsught. , A few lioardtrs can be accommodated In the iarnlly of the I rinclpai. g0 Ptf tf J. R. MclNTOSH. Wesleyan Female College. MACON. CEOROIA. The Thirty-Seventh Annual Se.tion Bogins Oot. 3th, 1874. T HU Faculty Is lull, con.l tin* of & Prest- dent and four Professors, amply assisted by several ladles of large experience and well- known ability ns teacher*. The rates of tuition havo been largely rducod. For circulars containing lull imf-rmation, address the President, or O W. SMITH, augl8 toct5 Secretary. UEOHGIA Pio Nono College, Macon, Ca. X for the r» coptin OorOilKK OUi, 187 8KCUI. AU I'lllEKTu, „,„ uu ^ rgvimiini, under the ftuvwlslon of tho Ht. Rkv. \V. it. (JI50S8, I) D., Hishoii of ftovunnaU. Eitimtcd two miles from ilio city proper, and icnpyiug a Jofry emiueiico oveilooking ,he sur rounding country, the Plo Nono College, with a ddiglitiiil grove and recreation ground* covering forty-ilvo acres, a (fords every advuutugo to the mder tlie care of Iho Sister* of Mercy. Term*—Honnl nnd luition i»or annum, $if»0. For further particulars, address Hbv. C. P. GAUOURY, D avidson college. Next Kension will begin Sept. 24,1H74. Healthy location. Moral atmosphere. Strict dis cipline. Tlioioi.gli teaching. Moderate charges. Seven professors. For Catalogue or information, apply to J. H. BLAKE, Chairman of tho Faculty, je24 d*w.Hni] lost Office, Davidson College, 2*. C. MISCELLANEOUS. Wm A. Little. B. H. OltAWVOUD. LITTLE & CRAWFORD, Attorneys at Law. O NE or both members of the firm will at tend tho > cssioiiB of tho Superior Uourt» soon to (e held lu the counties of Talbot, Chat tahoochee Taylor H srris, Marlon ami Stewart# und will give particular and personal attention to claims or other business entrusted to ti.cin. sepia Tt Willett Cornwell’s Self-Fitting Waist and Shoulder Chart. M ISS E. KAVANAUGU is Agout for this celebrated Chart, und wi.l bo at Mrs. Fogarty’s room, over Posse & Norman’s Book Storo tor a few days for the purpose of giving lesson* to tho ladios of Columbus und vicinity, sepia 2t* Notice. ROM ANI) AFTER THIS J date, the Central Lluo of Moats will leave Columbu* on_ W KDNESDAYS and SATUR-® DA YS at « o’clock A. m., and * 100,000 F KKT SECOND CLASS LUMKLK f r Bale nt Ih-ualfy’* Mill, consiHting of Scantling,Inch Hoard* and Sheathing. AIho h good lot ui First Chi** Lumber nu baud. A'Mros* U. BKASI.Y, augS tf Columbun, Oh. To Arrive s A fresh supply of Virginia CASSIMERES, and a lull Hue of goods iu every Department, lor tho FALL TRADE. PEACOCK A SWIFT. «ep4 W. W. SHARPE A CO., Publishers’ Agents, No. 25 Pork liow, Vew York, Are Mulhorixetl to Controct for AU* vcrtlnftng iu our paper. myl4 tf New I*'ii 11 PEACOCK A SWIFT’S. IISOLUTE PIV0IICE3 OBTAINED MOM irts, of diftVmit States, for desertion, 4c. No publicity required. No chnige until divorce granted. AddraM, M. IIOUSK, Attorney, my.io dewljr JM Broadway, N. Y. Wood. Wood! jgEST WOOD, ready sAwt>d,$4.U0 per cord. Wood ■ iwcd fur 5u cents per cord. Orders filled prompt ly on application to the M*i tf MUBOOGEE MANUF'NU 00 railroads. Western Railroad of Alabama. 541 HOURS TO NEW YORK WK&TUKSi JIAILHOAD OF ALABAMA, Cvi.vxBU#..OA„ Sept, la.h, l»74. DRAINS LSAVJJC0LLMBU8 DAILY For Montgomery and Selma, 2.00 a. n at - - 121! At 10.: A ll,.M I’ll ATLANTA AND NKW YORK m. Arrite Up iika at 12:20 u. n J --V »'• By Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line. L iv* At n h'-.-W) p t llAHLOTTK 8::» u. in., * u.iv.lie )-■-< i-. U> M live 4t Washington 4:110 n. in., at llninnio;. li :;o a to., at PhiludeipUia l.'lsu p in. m NKW YOi'iv :i p. j,,. flo»p.iig Curs mu frutn Ai.uuta to Charlotte. By Kennetaw Routs. Li avo Atlanta 0:00 p. m., Laltou 1(1:28 p. tu.. llri*tol 10:45 a. ni.. Lynchburg 10.45 p. a*. Arrivt at Washington «k4n a. m„ :»t Baltimore 9 15 a. i at iMtil idalpUiu l:dO p. iu , YcllK 6:16 hlvepiug cars run from Atlanta to Lynchburg TRAIN’8 AUIUVK AT COLftMItUS DULY rom Atlanta und New York, • 0:57 A. N. rom Montgomery and Solum • 2:23 P. u. Tickets for sale at Union Passenger Depot. till AS. I*. BALL, General Bun’t. It. A. BAO'TN, Agent. IsepY.ltf NOTICE. OrricE North A South Raii.rotn Co.,) Columbus, Ql, July 30,1874. i U NTIL the 15th of September next, parties of six pt#r*«ns, or more, going np on the morn ing ami returning on the evening train of the Miimj day, will be passed the round trip fur one 8imU.ii 2:35 p.m.. ^ pa-sod round trip for fifty rents each. Commut itlon tickets, for individual* or'fami lies, for twenty round trips logo un and return ou* the same truiu, can be had for ten dollars. Children over five and under twelvo y ears trill !».■* charged h ilf rutea. Tluito under five will he md tier l Tho Montgomerv St Eufaula R. R. Change of Schedulo, Taking Effect Sunday, June 21, 1874. MAIL XHAl5i—DAILY. Leave Montgomery 4:00 p m Arrivo at Kulkula ....11:38 v u Couuerting on Wednesdays and Saturdays with boats 0-1 Chettuhoorhnu Rjvrp, and daily at Union Springe with Mobllo A Girard Railroad for Troy. Leave Fuiaiila.. 12:45 a m Arrive at Montgomery 7:15 a M Connecting at Union Springs with Mobile A Girard Kniirott l for Columbus, and at Muntgumorv with j.2» tt II, DUNHAM. Sup’t CENTRAL RAILROAD. 0 Fire. | Kailroab, V r 1, 1874, j ITT]f-JvT'T ~ Triai Tk/t ~~ - General Sci-arintunucnt’s Orrtci, Ckpttral Kailik Savannah, November X AND AFTER SUNDAY, 14TII INSTANT _ Passenger Trains ou the Ueorgln Ceutral Kuilroud, its Uranches and Connections, will inn TRAIN NO. 1, GOINO NORTH AND WEST. Leave fav,»minh 8:45 am Leave Augusta i»;H5 a m Arrive in Augusta 4.-ih> p m Arrive in Miliodgeviile. lU:(tO p m Arrivo iu Futon ton i| : ft5 p m Arrive iu Macon U:45 p m Leave Macua for Columbus 7:17 pm Leave Macon for Ell aula 9:10 i» w Leave Macon for Atiuntu 8:iu Arrivo at Columbus Arrivo at Eufuuli^. 10:20 Arrive at Atlanta &;00 COMINO SOUTH AND HAST. 10:00 7:10 7:25 Atlanta 0:10 lolumbus 4:10 Leave tVunibus..,.. Leave Eufaula.. Arrive nt Macon from Arrivo at Macon from i from r.nluula Arrive Leave Macon....... 7:15 a Leave AilgUHtn 9:05 A Arrivo ut Augusta 4.00 p j Arrive at Savannah..; bV.hPl TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leave Savannah 7 ; ao p 1 Leave Auga>ta 8:05 p j Arrive in Allgum 5:f! r *Aj Arrivo iu Macon 8 20 a : Lento Mac m for Goluuibus 9:20 a 1 Leave Macon for Eufaula 9.05 a I Leave Marou for Atlanta 9:(Mi a ! Arrivo in Columbus 0:35 p 1 Arrive in Eufaula... 5:4(1 p 1 Arrive iu Atlanta :»:().» p 1 C0J1LVG BOUTil AND EAST. Leavo Atlanta 1:«>5 p 1 Leate Columbus 2:30 p j Arrive in Macon from Atlnn Arrive iu Macon from Colnti Arrive i:i Macon from I.ufai Leave Macon,,.,,... Arrive in MllledgcTilio , h.ou .lO.o Arrivo in Eaton ion 11 : l.oaVe Augn ta. 8:05 1* m Arrite in Augusta.....,,,.... 5 55 a m Arrive in Buvannali 7*15 a m Train Nt*. 2, lump a through train on tlie Cen tral Kail mad, stopping only at whole ktation*, passengers for half stations cannot he tstkeu on off. take train No. 2 from point* on the Eouthw.-*teru Rail road. Atlautu hihI Mticon. The Mllle*l/:cville and Eatouton train mu* daily, £ui.d«y-s except d. WILLIAM KGGKK8, J®23 tf General Superintendent. NOTICE. QP^ikF Tyr -.4^ I^I- w ‘wur Orncs Mouilr A Girard Railroad, ) Coiumbus, April 15, 1874. j Q N AND AFTER APRIL lttTU, the Passeogor Train on this Road will run as foilott*: Leavo Colutiihits 3:(Hl p. m. Arrive at Troy 11:05 p. >t. Leave Troy 2:25 A. M, Arrive at Columbus l(»:3o A. tt. uprlfi 2vv W. L. CLaKK, Sup’t. REMOVAL. I HAVE MOVED MY STOCK OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS To the Gunby Building, ST.OLAIKST., NEAR THE FONTAINE AND ALABAMA WAREHOUSES, THOS. K. WYNNE. 801*5 (IAw tf BANKING AND INSURANCE. R.HMOVAL. D. F. Willcox’s Insurance Agency 71 BROAD STREET. T HE undersigned has removed t«*Uo oftUe formerly oouupled by tho Jobn King Honk, sml w.th ine*eased Uciiitios for businors, and w th tlmi s f r liberal pstronaite In tlutust, ho offers anew his services to his friends and tho public generally. A N DC ON TF NTS' * WrlM,n 1,1 olJ rcl!*l>lo Ouuipuulev, INCLUDING GIN HOUSES 4QT Office upon at uli hours uf the dav. D. F. WILLCOX. FIREMAN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY. Chicago Losses Paid Promptly In Full, - - $529,364.92 Boston “ “ « . . 180,903.89 Told Alien—Gold—Jinuiry At, IS74, $SS2,4S2.02. LIABILITIES. Loaaei Dtio Ami Unpiid Nona. LonHea in procaw of adjuitmaut, or adjasted and not due 5‘L , L\:>'J8 (K) All oilier Cleiuii l.dlf, r,2 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, Income, 1878 S«l(>,887 78 Income, 1872.... 528,217 87 Olio ««,««« 86 l.oeaee Frompll; Adjaateil anil V airly Irulrd by G. GUNBjf JORDAN, Agent, 00,22 'y COLUMBUS. CA. SAVE YOUR MONEY MOST ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY, BUT ONLY THE WISE ONES SAVE IT ! If you will only Save what you Waste, It would be no trouble to become Indeoendent. EICLEt NEIff SIIIIICS flEPMIMT Loss than one year old, and has 378 Depositors. The Legislature of Georgia binds, by law, over $3,000,000 for the security of Depositors—$12 In assets for every dol lar of liabilittos. Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received. Seven per oent compounded four times a year. Deposits payable on demand. N. J. BUSSEY, Pres’t. G. GUNBY JORDAN, Treas’r. II. II. K1TI8U, PrM'L H. W. KDWAKIIS, Cuhltr. K. ■. MIII.HIRU, Ah', Cuk'i The Chattahoochee National Bank OP COLUMBUS, OKO. MILLINERY. SPRINC MILLINERY. eluding all th« NOVKI.TIK.S of the season. PUk£S]N<) AND DLHAOliING donu it latest styles, at tho shortest notice. Next door below tho Now York Store. MRS. COLVIN aud wet lb—iy inaii MUM DONNKLLY. Thl. Bank tramaot. a General Banking butlneea, paya Intereat on Oa- poaita under tpeolal eonlraot, gives prompt attention to oolleotlone on all accessible points, and invites correspondence. Information transmitted by mail or wires when daalrad. wprl dCtu COTTON WAREHOUSES. NOTICE! 1 tl GEO. Y. BANKS & CO., AT THE COMMODIOUS AND FIRE-PROOF LOWELL WAREHOUSE. All persons indobtsl to tho late firm of Redd bt Hanks will make settlement with ui. All contracts ent. red luio by th» late firm will bo carrlod out by uh. UonslRntuonts made to Kedd A Hanks will be race voa and carefully attended to by the present firm. Respectfully, UEO Y. BANKN, Auk. ^T. 1*74 lm W. E. PARKANOKF. Lumpkin Independent please oopy. L. M. ULI IlLS. (I $1. WILLIAM*. BURRUS & WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Ga. Full Stock of Bagging and Ties on hand. Wo also sell the Brown Cotton Oin. A. M. AI.LKN. FKTKK PKKKR. Fontaine Wa,rehouse. ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Having had in our employ an Agent that we have diecovered to be (imply a diminutively in,ignif)cant end oontemptuoualy unworthy, unreliable, indo lent and dlahone.t fallow, through whom an impretaion haa beeoma current that we are about dl.eontinuing our bu.ine.a in Oolumbue, we deeire to aay that notwlth.tanding iny and all auoh repre.entatione that may ba or may have bean made, we are determined to make our Machine more prominently known than ever. THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. CEORCIA STATE FAIR. THE GREAT GEORGIA STATE FAIR OF 1 8 7 4. The Annual Fair of the Georgia Stato Agricultural Sooiety for 1974, WILL BE HELD AT Oglethorpe Park, Atlanta, Georgia, BEGINNING OCTOBER 19TH, AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK! 810,000 in Premiums Offered, all In CASH Except Med als and Diplomas. No Silver Plate. NO ENTRY FEES CHANCED 1 We nppenfi n four extracts from Premium Lht, m showing tho range aud char acter of tho Exposition : COUNTY PREMIUMS. To the Couuty making the lh'»t Exhibition of STOCK on To tho Cotiuty making the lteit Exhibition of FIELD CUOl’H.. son 00 To tbe Comity uiukiug tho Heat Exhibition of HOUTIOULTUKM. and DO MESTIC ProduoU goo oo To the County making the lteat Exhibition of FitUITS loo 00 To tbe Coouty making the Beat Exhibition of DOME8TIU MANUFACi- TITIIES ISO 00 To the County making tho Beat Exhibition of AHTICLEH MANUFAOTUBED BY MACHINERY 7 218) OO For the County making the aeoond beat exhibition of artiolee manufactured by uiaohiuory iao 00 HORSE DEPARTMENT. Best thoroughbred titaliou uud ten of hia Colts............ fj}«0 00 Best Htnlliou of nil werk, aud teu of hia Colts 126 00 Best Gelding or Mure 100 00 Heooud Beat Gelding or Mare 60 00 Best combination Horao or Mare .* 60 00 Beat huddle Horae or Mure 60 00 Second Beat Saddle Horae or Mure 26 00 Third Boat Raddle Horae or Mure 10 00 Fiueat nnd Beat Double Team—matched 100 00 Seoond Boat Double Team—matched 60 00 Best pair Mules —in hanoas 60 00 Best aingle Mule 26 00 CATTLE DEPARTMENT. 925 and 920, respectively, for the boat Bull and Gow of each of the following breeds : Alderney, Ayrabire, Brahmin, Devon, Durham and Nativea. Beat pen of Fat Oattlo—not leaa than ton head 9 uni 00 Best Milch Gow 76 00 Sooond^ieat Miiob Oow 40 00 Best breeding Bull with five of hia Calves 1<M) 00 Sheep. 9*25 and 915, respectively, for the beat Buck and Ewe of each of the following broods; Merino, Southdown and Gotswold. For the Swcepatakoa Buck $ ao 00 Beat pen of Fat Mutton ;to 00 Swine. Liberal Premiums for all tho different breeds of Hogs. SweepNtakea Boor 9 25 00 Sweepatukea Sow, with Piga 25 00 POULTRY. Thin Department 1a nnecm.uonly full and liberal. Premiums are offered for Thirty-Four different varieties of Gbiokens. 910 for tho beat trio of each variety, except Buutama, for which 95 is offered for the boat trio of each variety. Beat Trio Bronze Turkeys 9 20 00 For the best pair of Bremen, iloug Kong, African aud Toulouae Geese, each, 10 00 For the beat pair Rouen, Poland, Muaeovy aud Cayuga Ducks, each 5 00 For the best display of Domestic Fowls 100 00 Best display of Pigeona 25 00 CROP PRODUCTS. Beat results from a two-horae farm $ 60 00 For the most ample and generoua support, sufficient for a family of eight * white peraoua, to be producod on tbe lowest number of aurea and at tbe least expense. This support to include provision for the work and milk atook used. The amount of breadstuff's, meat, fruits, butter and milk, honey uud gardeu stuffs, to bo given, and also the details of culture and manuring 260 00 Best throe hules of Short Staplo Cotton 150 00 Second beat lot pH) 00 Beat single bale Short Staple 60 00 Seoond beat do 25 00 Best barrel Georgia made Sugar 26 00 Beat barrel Georgia made Sorghum Syrup 25 00 Best display of Samples of Crops, the contribution of a single farm 60 00 Beat display of Vegetables 25 00 Fruit. Beat collection of Apple. g 2ft 00 Beet collection of l’eere tf ou HOME INDUSTRY. Beat diaplay of Jellies, Preserve*, Pickles, Jams, Catsups, Hyrnpe and Cordi als, made nnd exhibited by ouo lady..; 9 6000 Second beat display of the same 40 00 Third best display of the aauie 25 00 Beat diaplay of Dried Fruits 26 00 Seoond beat 10 00 Best display of Calmed Frnits 26 00 Seoond best 1000 Best diaplay of Canned Vegetables 25 00 Second best 10 00 Best display of Ornamental Preserves, cut by baud 25 00 Beat diaplay of Domealic Wines 26 00 Best display of Bread by one lady 26 00 Handsomest Iced aud Ornamental Cake, to be two fo«t high........... 20 00 Needle Work. Best made Gentleman's Suit by n lady 9 25 00 Best rondo Lady’s Suit 26 00 Best made Silk Dross by n Georgia Lady, not a dress maker 25 00 Best piece of Tapestry in Worsted and Floss, by a Georgia Lady 25 00 Best finished Baby Basket by a Georgia Lady 25 00 Best set of Mouobolr Caae, by a Georgia Lady 25 00 Best diaplay of Female Handicraft, by oue lady 60 00 Paintings. Best Oil Painting by a Georgia Artist 9 60 00 Best diaplay of Paintings, Drawings, etc., by the pupils of any School or College 60 00 Beat Oil Painting representing a Southern Laudaoape from nature 20 00 Beat Oil Painting representing an historical scene 20 00 Best Portrait Painting 20 00 MILITARY COMPANY. For the Best Drillod Volunteer Company, of uot leas than forty members, rank and file 9600 00 Seoond best 260 00 Third best ; 126 00 THE FIREMEN’S CONTEST. eetiog of the Committee of the Fire Department and the Fair Committee, the following programme was adopted : FIUST PUIKB—Hook and T * * ~ Ladder Companies to run three hundred yards, and nut up u thirty-foot Ludder, aaeeiul and descend u mau, aud return the Ladder to tbe Truck in tho quickeat time .*4 75 (hi SECOND PiilXE—For tbe beat time made by nuy class of Steamers, to run three hundred yards, get up steam, and play through one hundred feet of hone in auiokest time 100 00 THIHD PHIZE—Second cluss Steamera, for tho beat play through one hundred feet ot Jioao UK) 00 FOIJKTU PiiJZE—Third class steamera, for beat play through one hun dred feet hose 100 00 FIFTH PKIZE—Fourth class Steamera, for beat play through oue hun dred feet hose 60 00 SIXTH PltlZK—JIoso lteela, to run three hundred yards aud play through one hundred foot hose in quickeat limn 60 00 SEVENTH PltlZK—Firo Extinguishers, to run three hundred yards, and play through fifty feet hose—fifty feet water 26 00 AU other arrangomonta will be made by the first officers of each Company visiting tbe Fair, with tho Committee of the Atlanta Fire Department. COMMITTEE OF FI HE DEPAUTMENT-Jacob Emmet, Chief; Beau Berry, First Assistant Chief; Jerry Lynch, Second Assistant; John Berkle, of No. 1; J. K. Gallatt, of No. 2; G. W. Jack, of No. it; W. li. Joyner, of Hook aud Ladder; D. A. McDuffie, of No. 5. FAIR COMMITTEE—It. It. Young, Chairman; Mayor 8. B. Spenser, Aaron Haas, A. L. Fowler. Companies doairing to entnr for the above Prize*, in the Firemen’* 0 intent, will address, for further informal ion, li. C. YOUNG, Chairman Fair Committee. RACES. Pnrae for Trotting Horses, open to tho world.... 9560 00 arse lor winning Hornes, open to tno world JWH) 00 Five other pursea of liberal amounts are offered, ’I’* 1 * abov ® hut an outline '<r the Premium List, nn offered by t>i# STATE AGKIOLU* i 1JHAL SOCIETY and ti.e CITY OK ATLANTA, embracing ever* Department of Industry tbe Secretary 0 f ° l * l * r * intum ln l* A ®P bl « l * or «»» will be sent by mall, upon application to Freights and Transportation. Arr.nxtm.nU will t>. mad. with th. vnrluu. Knllromd nnd Btnnmhtn lino for th. uiual re duced r.tes tor stiltore und ertlcles comlntc to the I'.lr. tbe ffirtor OnJohl'" 1 ’ ° un,l * n " J ‘ , *"' r 8 il1 Sute Fulr, Att.ntu, Oeoritle," .( .ny time allot Nu itulnt ur exnenia will bt .(inred lu mske iheupproachln* Fnlr worthy h u State Exhlhl- tlnn, ur 10 contribute to the oomturt and onloyment ot lu visitors, and all uenone are i.snect. fully lnrlted to come and bring whatever of merit they mas have to exhibit, OEN. A. II, OOMAUITT. President. OBN. WM. PltlLv.lPB, General Superlntendeui _ . MAhOOM JOHNSTON, Sec retary. •UK«d U 8. B. UPBNUBK, Mayor of the oft, el AU.hU,