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NEW ERA.
MORNING. AUG. 14. 1868.
HE OITY.
'ubmcnt.—The prica-eurruut pub-
id tbia pag* of tho Eiu. ia eorreoted
y (Ue landing merchants of t^tia city.
dual.—Prof. J. Loroy Drown, of tho
niversity, vu In the city yeatanlay.
_ ,th — Dr. W. L. .Sterling ia erecting
trick store house in Brooklyn.
L — liaso Ball eluba require a govern-
mac. Look oat boya, or you will bo
Wkatheb.— The weather contiuuoH
iud dry. TW atCMiS INdiaiff. t\*i•>
—Yesterday waa observed by tbe
1st Churohes of this city aa a day of
id prayer, in accordance with n re-
atiou from the oollegc of Bishops.
__j.—Homo of our merchants uro
•ising their Fall gooda. Wo cx-
1 them will l*o ready lo advertise
CITY UtHICaRT.
Psasi Ann his Wrns.—100 of those celebra
ted Burke oounty melons—fresh—in to-day.
Also 100 lbi of Beaks' oholoe Concord Grapes.
augl4
l'KArs AN1> HU Wikr. — Obolos cloar aoe<l
Peaches. Only think—Peaches and milk.
augl4
Pkask and his Wirt—the only place where
melons are fresh every day. augl4
“ Somktuino Extra at the Exchange to
night" ftugl41t
Spaing Chicken Vu served at the National
Hotel Restaurant at 11 o'clock to-day.
WANTED,
Au active and experienced salesman in a
wholesale house. Might be admitted to a
partnership with a small capital. Addreas,
Morohant," 1*. O. Key Box 15, Atlanta, Ga.
augl8-3t*
-Though the comet has not yet
lr several nights there ha* been an
Jriay of unusually brilliant meteors,
[across the sky lu every direction,
lind them a trial of light that often
nveral seconds.
_l Crrt Flour.—The Editor is in-
iesars. 11. T. Cox A Co., fora sack
I City Flour," manulactured at
[ lleasrs. Wadsworth A Co. The
owing very popular with the peo-
oomes better kuowu. It gives am.
istion for family use.
| School.—Rev. D. Burgheiiu an
us morning that about the middle
, he will open a Gerinan-Eng*
J in thin city. He will give his por
tion to the German, while the ele-
ud higher English branches will bo]
[a competent teacher. Mr. Barg-
iso givo privuto instructions in Ger-1
ebrew at his residence ou White-
We call attention to his adver]
nd to bis moderate rates of tuition.
l—Tbe Editor of the North Geor-
been in Atlanta, and looked
while here. Ho sa^s: “Wo stop-
i Atlanta, tbe Chicago of the
is usual, everybody seemed to
|their ears in business—no drones
. women, horses, dogs, everything
Truly, Atlanta is a marvel—its
e year ago was less than 20,000,
or 35.000, and tbe iucreaso is
i rapid every day. About two
oad street wus opened, and now
i either side with magnificent busi-
OYANCK.—No good reason can be
f the wagon which transports the
Dd from the Postoffice, should bo
l stand so long at a time upon the
not unfrequently the case
sulk is blockaded by it for five
s at a time, and even longer, and
{that way are obliged, through
ns the caso may be, to walk to
the street in order to pass by.
> necessity for this, as the wagon
lily loaded uud uuloaded without
f npou the side-walk, aud eveu if
Hot the case, it should not occupy
alk for a moment louger than is
i loud or unload.
R. F. Maddox A Co., Wholesale Tobacco
nists, in additiou to their large and varied
assortment of Chewiug and Smoking Tobacoos,
oro dealiug largely in Leak Tobacco of all
grades.
They have also a full stock ot Wines,
Liqcous and (Toabm.
augl3*3t
NOTICE.
The citizens of Atlauta, and especially the
Gurmaus, are respectfully requested to meet at
Turners' Hall, on Broad Btreet, to-night the
14th inst., at 8 o'clock, for tbe purpose of dis
cussing the subject of Immigration of Ger
mans to this State, and to complete the organ
ization of the Gerinun Immigration and Man
ufacturing Company, which has been partly
organized by Messrs. H. Rich, Wm. Messau,
J. II. Tealey uud Dr. C. Raushenberg.
G. I. and M. Co.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Lawyers, Ordinaries, Clerks of Courts and
others will find it to their interest to send
their Reports aud orders for Blank Books ot
any style of Ruling or Biuding to
Wm. R. Hanlkitku,
Book Binder aud Blank Book Muuufuotur.
er, Grnnite Block, Atlanta, Ga.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONETARY AUD COMMERCIAL
ATLANTA MARKETS.
Omoi Daily N*w Baa, i
Friday Kveulng, An*. 1#, IMS. J
BtiHiNiaui.-Trade to-day ia generally dnll.
Home merchants doclare that the week so far
has been the dullest of tbe season. There is
some demand for produce and provisions.
Htooks of everything are ample, but not ex
osaaive.
Cohn.—Three car-loads arrived to-day. The
stock on hand is rather light and prices a lit
tle firmer at $1 20 by the car-load.
Baoon.—The bacon market is firm with a
tendency upward. Short supplies in the Wes
tern market will probably incline prioes yet
more. It is auoted to-day—clear sides 21c
hams21|o; plain canvassed21c; faucy sugar-
cured oanvassed 24 to 25c.
Flock—The stock of flour is good but not
above the demand. We quote Atlanta City
Mills fancy $5; extra family $4 50; family $4;
Fulton XXXX $3 76;'superfine $3 50; and
Georgia XXXX $3; Wood i Oglesby's A AAA
$0 50 per bbl. Poachers’ XXXX, a vory su
perior brand $11 per bbl.
Quotation of other articles will be found in
table below:
SOUTIIEBN SE0UIIITIE8 IN NEW YORK.
The New York Herald of Tuesday givos
the following us tho closing prioes for South
ern securities : Tennessee, ex-coupon, G1J to
62; do, new, 65$ to 55 J; do. five per ceut.,
50; Virginia, ex-coupon, 574 to 574; do, new,
G04 to 604; do. registered stock, 404 to 404;
do, registered, 1806, 574 to 58; do, registered,
1867, 54 to 544; Georgia sixes, 83 to 84; do,
sevens, 014 to 02; North Carolina, ex-coupon,
57 to 574; do, new, 51 to 514; Missouri sixes,
874 to 874; do. Hauuibul and St. Joseph, 00
to 01; Louisiana sixes, 70 to 71; do, levee
sixes, 6-1 to G4J; do, levee eights, 84 to 86;
Alabama eights, 024 to 94; do flvos, 62 to 65;
do sixes, sterling, 00 to 05; South Carolina
sixes, 65 to 67; do now, 62 to 024: do register
ed stock, 65 to 67; City of Memphis sixes, 49 A
to 50; do, Atlanta eights, 84 to 85; do, Suvan-
uoh sevens, 92 to 94; do Now Orleans consols,
74 to 76; do, do, issue railroads, 68 to 69; Mo
bile and Ohio, sterling, 65 to 68; do, do, eights,
59 to GO; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage,'.70 to 72; do, second mortgage, 59
to 62; Memphis A Charleston, first, 85 to 89;
do, second, 74 to 7G; do, stock, -15 to 46.
IPX IN’ ANOIAL.
Buying.
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COMMERCIAL.
ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
—The Northern and Eastern
•estorilay morning failed to arrive
one in the afternoon. Connec-
where along the route are wofully
and we believe it would be a good
Government to try some other,
is an improvement. Scarcely a
that a mail is not thrown an en-
ihind, by some accident of this kind,
mes the annoyance occurs twice or
*k. This is to some extent excus-
j the freezing cold winter, but du-
mrner months there can be no ex-
frequent a recurrence of such un-
at Marietta.— We return thanks
in. L. Mansfield for an invitation to
Fair which will take place at Mn-
t week. Since the war Mr. Mansfield
iaboriug heroically to establish a free
Marietta for indigent children. He
eded admirably, and sinco ho com-
fcis work has had no less than two
children in his school. This Fair is
in order to advance tho interests of
L A large amount of books and
uious kinds, as well as musical in-
have been contributed to tho en-
tud this method of disposing of them
adopted. Duriug the Fair tho fare
ind trip over she State Road will be
ents. Tbe train will leave Atlauta
M., and, returning, leave Marietta
— Cotton Gin.—Our youug friend
Echols has gono into Southwestern
introduce a new and celebrated
He has exhibited it at Macon.—
of it the Telegraph, of yesterday,
Ipauy with several gentlemen
the production and ginning of
attention for many years, we went
Findlay works yesterday to witness
in ot a new cotton gin, just intro-
tbis Shite by the agent, Mr. P. W.
The gin is known ns the American
on Gin aud Coudeuser, aud for
perfection of work and conven-
best ever invented. In saying so,
Ml the language of such gentlemen
Gen. W. S. Holt, President of the
irn Railroad; lion. Henry U. Shor-
labaiua ; Col. O. G. Sparks, of the
irdemau A Sparks, of this city;Col.
.n, of Alabama, and other gentle-
tge experience in such matters. Tho
seed cotton which the gin operated
erday, was of a very inferior quality,
id out before the war, and was, of
sty and dirty. When the lint left
of tho gin in broad, snowy flakes,[
scarcely believe tliut such cotton
>btained from such trashy material.
■ I tbe staple of the cottou more por-
any gin wo ever saw, and as to
sill compare with it.”
Ueorgln SUlc Lottery, for the Benefit ot
the Orphans’ Home and Free 8chool. Combination
Claaa, No. 986. The following were the drawn nun
bera Aug. 19, 1866 :
30—66—67—39—32—S—9—31—83—16-66-60
augl4-dlt HOWARD k CO., Managers
Beds Renovated by Steam-Patent, n<
Fire Coming Near the Feathera.—Beda, Cotton, and
8hock Mattresses washed aud dried at $2 00 each,
and returned tho aame day. $17 00 for a bed
plete. Low-post bedsteads $4 50; Mattreasea $4 00;
Pillow and Case $1 00; 8beeta $2 00; Comforts $3 60.
Also, agent for Pavilllon and Rustic Window Shades,
tbe favorite of every housekeeper—all colors and
prices; Musquito Neta $5 00 to $10 00, at
A. KRGENZINGER'S,
aug 13-lm Hunter St , 3 Doors from Whitehall.
“Fresh aa a Maiden's Blush" ia the pare
peachy complexion which follows the use of Hagan’s
Magnolia Balm. It is the true secret of beauty. Fash
ionable ladles in society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl
into a city belle more rapidly than any othor one
thing.
Redness, sunburn, tan, freckles, blotches aud all ef
fects of tho summer sun disappear when it ia used,
aud a genial, cultivated, fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the bloom of youth. Beauty ia possible
to all who will invest 75 cents at auy respectable store
and inssist on gettingphe Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lvon’a Kathariou to dr.** tie* hair
The only place in Atlanta 1
-lass Photograph ia Kuhn's Gallery.
aug4-tilU7th
( anl Photographs, aa good aa any made
the United States, at Kuhn’s celebrated Gallery.
Only $4 per dozen. ang4-tiU17th
K. II. Marshall, Dentist. Whitehall
Street, over Lawshe’a Jewelry Store.
July 31 (July 1—3m
OCIIKAKK <b CLARK, Attorneys.—Of-
on Broad atroet, over Echols' Seed Store. Practice
anywhere in the State, United States Supreme Court,
and Superior Courta. Jy 25-dly
L. U. Davis, General Insurance Agent,
novlR-ly
L. 11. Davis, Agent drover Si Baker Sew
ing Machines. novl8-ly
ASSIGNEE’S SALE.
AI TILL be sold before the Court House door at the
VV City Hall, iu tho city of Atlauta, on the first
Tuesday in September next, between tbe lawful hours
of salo, by virtue of an order of the District Court of
tho United States for the Northern District of Georgia,
for cash, free from Incumbrances, CIO acres of land iu
Vsnzandt county, Texas; 1,000 acres of land In Eman
uel county, Ga.; one fifth of 40 acres of land to Floyd
county, and one-sixth of tbe Bartow Saltpetre Works,
belonging to the estate of R. J. Massey, bankrupt
W. L. HUBBARD,
aug G-wtda Assignee.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
BY W. E. ARCHER,
Alabama Street Atlanta, Georgia.
:cide-Death ok Maloney. — We
tioned yesterday morning a shoot-
which ocoorred on Thursday oven-
n J. T. Maloney and Saiu'l Rostock,
jye.-H of the Western A Atlantic
Both parties to the lamentable oo
are machinists, and engineers. Mu*
running tho “ U. H. Grant." Ron
Englishman by birth. During tho
ed in the Federal army. The first
> following tho war ho resided in
. and for a portion of the time hold
of Justice «»t tin* Peace. Sometime
! came to All.into ami took a situs-
Western A Atlantic Railroad shops
im. For some weeks past he Inis
ling, in order to learn the road, with
taking sn engine. Roth of tho men
and each have olio child. Maloney
'hnttunooga, but at the lime of the
his family was on a vi.m to Iri.-ndt
iu, Knntucky.
' it difficult to arrive at all tho farts
rise to the difficulty. It grow,
it of some remarks made by Ros-
‘aging the character of Maloney
„iat There worn no witnesses to
ig on Thursday evening. Whether
Idental or preconcerted wo are not
to say. Rut they met and scvoral
, fired by both parties, uud both
t—Rostock receiving a flesh wound
and Maloney receiving a wound
tlM stomach, from the offccts oi
died about eleven o'clock yesterday
After being ahot he was carried to
iu the United Stubs Hotel, whore
the attention that could havo been
Before dying ho made a statement
Spencer, which statement we have
are requested not to publish,
is uuder arrest, and we presume
will be investigated os soon aa he
a sufficiently recovered from liis
appear in Iho Cjurt room. Until
>vo no furthor statement to make,
van what facte wo could get that
reliable, but carefully refrain
any rumor calculated to bias pub-
ither way. The whole matter is
nda of the Courts, aud it la bet-
opinion should be left free tin-
a shall have bean promulgated
tribunal. We deplore the oo-
regret that men should ao ba
as of passion aa to wish to slay
i remains will bassnt to Chat-
\ interment.
and Buggy Horses, and as good rolling stock as
There is In the city, all in splendid condition. Elegant
carriages always in readiness for families and parties.!
An elegant new Hoarae Is kept at this stable for fu
neral occasions. Charges reasonable.
Intelligencer copy 6 times. aug 8-1 w
BOARDING.
k FEW rnoremdles and gentlemen can be ac
/V modeled wWh pleasant rooms In a large
i-ommodioua dwelling—convenient to tho bus
part of the city.
faquirs st tbs affiaak Jr is-titan
ATLANTA
SACK FACTORY !
Plain Oanvased....?
Country 18<g)lV
Sides, clear 2IQ21
Sidea, C. R
Shoulders (a,
Bugging-* yd.
Butter—* lb
Tennessee.
Coffee — * lb.
Rio Prime 24 )«<2$25
*•$40
Candles—* lb.
SUr 17® 17}
Psrafine 40(3)4
Cotton Yarns—* 6 lb
Nos. 8 and 10 $2 00(3)
Nos. 8. 10. 12 . 2 00(3)
niton Cards—*doz.
Drugs and Dye
Alum * lb
Borax, ref. * lb..
■ lilueatoue * lb.. 15(^20
Brimstone lb lb... 8(3) 1(-
Copperas * lb 3J4(s-5
Camphor * lb$1.20(3,1.4o
Castor Oil, qts. 6.00(3)6.60
do pts.3 50$3 75
do gal.3 75(3)4 00
Ep. Salts * lb. 0' 4 (j68
Indigo * lb. $1 20<ftl 00
$2 76
w ___ . 19® 30
Sweet Oil * dozl.60(3)6.00
Saltpetre * lb.
“* dozl
gal $1.4
pts. doz$3.00
Dry Goods—* yd.
Ur. Sb. 7-8..... 13(a. 14
,...$22
.®23
y$io
White Oak Sole..
Hemlock Sole
Country Sole
Country Upper..
Tenn. Upper.... _
Northern * doz. $42 00
Fr. cf. * doz.,..$40(3,50
Am. do. * doz.,.™^^
28(3)35
33(gi 35
60$ ti 5
Harness Lea * lb. 45
Liquors—* gal and doz
Brandy Fr.. $7.00(3)12.00
Amer $1.50(3)2.00
Peach $3.00(3)4.00
Apple $3,00(3)4.00
Gin, Holland $4.00(3)6.00
American... $1.60(3.2.00
Rum, Jamaica 4.00$6.00
American.. $1.60$ 2.00
Whisky-
Corn * gal. $1.25® 1.50
Rectified do$ 1.00(3) 1.20
Rye do $1.25$5.00
Robertson do $2.00(3)4.00
Bourbon do$1.25$5.00
do * doz...
■ Nectar do
Bcotc
do
* gal...
Wine * doz
Maderia... $2.60$G,00
Sherry. $2.50(3)1X00
Port $2.50$6.00
Champaigue
larkcrrl—
No. 2, * bbl. $18 00
WHOLESALE, 20 CENTS PER POUND.
AND
Crackers
WHOLESALE, 8 CENTS PER POUND.
COKNKIt OF ALABAMA AMI WHITKHALL STREETS,
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
MEADOR & BROS.,
TOBAO CiO
C O.M MISSION MERCHANTS
Manufacturers of Cigars,
WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
3,000 Boxes Various Brands, Styles and qualities of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
—ALL AT—
MANUFACTURER’S PRICES!
L H. BBA JimD’S COLUMN.
1>U. J. 3BADFIELD H
FEMALE 1I61UT0B
Woman’s Best Friend.
rpuig'
1 clue
adapted
tton. Aa thee# last are very rare, the Female Beoc-
la toe la ot almoet nnlveraal application. In a auddeo
check of the “monthly oonraee’ 1 fiom oolx>, trouble ot
mind, or like o
ft charm, by EaaroEiar
Cr. H. & A. W. FORCE,
—DEALERS IN-
BOOTS AND SHOES
SIGN OF THE BIG IRON BOOT,
WHITEHALL STREET,
^T3..A lSrT^, - - - -
GEORGIA.
Hr. 8h. 4-
Bl’d 8b. 3-4.
Bl’d Nh. 7-8.
Hi’d Kh. 4 4
Bro. Drill...
HIM. Drill..
Ticking
Prints—
Sprague’s..
Merrimac..
H American..
I644I6
... 0'a,18
... 12(3)18
..18(3.22 X
Florida 75<ijt80
• House $1.00061.25
60(3) 68
I kug
X
$7 00
4d to 40 G00£>
12V<V45 Oils—* gal...
13 I Lard Oil $l.76®2.00
13(3)13*,! Linseed Oil.. 1.30(3.1.35
13(a)13 }• | Coal Oil 48(3) 50
13'g 13*, Lul-r. Oil l.i;ini
Wainsutta. (ft 3,q |Osn»burga — *
I Duchess U. 15(3.16 yd 20(<£23 I
Arnold's... 10>i iPotash—* case.
Feathera—new, 76(3)80 Uabbits $14.00
Flour— Putty-* lb... . 8M40
Atlanta Mills, fancy * bun- Hire—* lb 11(^12
dred $6 OO Nult—* sack
Dr) do, ex. family 4 60 Liverpool.
Dodo, family..
.$2.75
Virginia 2.30
iNhot—* bag.
i Patent $3.40
Dodo, superfine 3 601 Buck 3.76
Do do, Georgia XXXX So»p—* lb.
family 3 00; Turpentine 7M.8
Dodo, ship stuff 1 60 Steel—* lb.
Do do, bran....
ml bbl.
S'Wm* dried, ill
Peaches, pTd
do uup'd —
Drain—* bn.
.1.76(3)2.25
H 6(3)6
12(415
Plow.
Cast
Gormau
6(3)6 Sugar—* lb.
12',
, 1 20(31
Corn, White
Yellow
Oats
Ginseng...
-* box.$3.60(0)7.
1.20(3)1 26, Refined A 18(<i)18
17(4)18
18(3)18},
17XW18
Refined R
76(380' Refined C....16V3) 17
Yellow Coffee. 16(^16
Uunpowdcr *kcg.$8 00
Rifle hf. keg $4.60
Rifle qr. keg 2 60
Blasting keg 6 00(3,6.25
lav— * tonj
* ib
$38®40
0(3)10
12(3)23
Dry Flint 2«®26
Iron-* lb.
Bweedes $BS
American bar 6(316
Soda—Eng. *lbH(3)8} t
Starch—* lt».. .11(3,1266
Tobacco—* lb.
Unsound 25@55
Sound 60(a)90
Extra fine... 1.00(a) 1.85
Smoking 60(3)1.00
Varnlsli—* gal.
Copal 3.50®4.00
Jai>an $3.00® 360
Coach 6 (3)6
White Fish—
* half bbl.. $10®U
AYER’S
^VG UK CURE,
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agu
Itcmlttvnt Fcver,_ Chill Fev
Agu
, Periodical Headache, or Ulltous
Jnd Bilious Fevers, Indeed
for the whole class of diseases originat
ing In biliary derangement, caused by
the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder callod for by tho ncceeel-
tlea of tho American people th
" irer and Agi
;h a perfect „ ...
disease, and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no barm can ariao from tta use In any quanttty.
That which protects from or prevents this disorder
must bo of Immense service in tho communities
where it prevails. I'revtnlion is better than cure, for
tho patieut escapes tho ilsk which he must run In vio
lent attacks of this baleful distemper. This "CcnE”
expels tbe miasmatic poison of Fsveh and Aoue from
tlie system and prevents tho development of tho dis-
premonitory
symptoms. It is not only the best remedy over yet
discovered for this class of complaints, but also tin
ihaapest. The largo quantity we supply for
dollar
brings It within the reach of everybody: sod In bilious
districts, where Fever and Aouk prevails, overybedy
should have it and Use It freely both for cure aud pro
tectlon. It Is hoped this price will place it within the
ouatantly, and are mamifactur
lug all kinds of
fc'l-OOK A,\l) OKAl\ SACKS,
rdars respectfully solleited.
MITCHELL & BENTLY,
jy:i-3m Corn,r WiiUh.il tni Hanitr SU.
ly
id certain
is, that it contalua’no Quinine o
ly It produces no qunti
ored for tho speedy a
STEAM MIG MILL
LUMnnn y aud.
J. C. PECK & CO.,
Huh of *11 .nnaUally , m “ ’
Wo h»T« now ou linnd, ...0 ... 0.1I, rMolrtno, tha
tarKoat wild b*»t u.orlmont of lomb,, ,v, r brouibl to
Afl.au.
Jol.f of 31 l.iifftb. uni .leu, ua UUOIIM) lumbar
of orory v.rtoly. lfon’l hi It 1. not In town until you
have liken a look at our piiee.
J. 0. KBt.'g.
augMSm W. G. GRAMUNG.
Applicutloii for KxomptloH.
G EOIUJIA, FULTON OOUNTY.—Ordinary’!
Aiignat 12th. 1866.-CALAWAY BRUCE
plied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and
valuation or homestead, and I will pass upon tbe
same at 10 o’clock a. v., on 23d day of August, )M0, at
sug 13-91
T HE KIlA OFFICE la now piwpared to do Book
aud Job Work In tbs beet style of tbe art, and at
as low prices aa any Printing establishment In “
■ontbern HU tee. Give us a trial.
M. O. MARKHAM,
boots ^ asr ixd shoes,
SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINCS, &C.,
EMPIRE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA GEORGIA-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find it to their advantage to examino my stock, as it is
SE D E OT E D W X T IX GREAT CADE,
Ami pnreluwMl oxclnalvoly for CASH,
From Lire I Vst Manufacturers.
Ladies’ Gents’-and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a
Specialty.
ftugi-cm M. O. MARKHAM.
JORDAN, HOWARD & HARRALSON,
TOIJACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, CICxARS, &c
WIIITEIIAIjU 8TTIEET,
ATLANTA
GEORGIA.
ot Intcnulttents
mineral, conaequent-
tiier Injurious effectn
Those cured by It
__ if tliey hail never bad tho diaense.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the
miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise
from its irritation, among which are Nouralgla. Rheu
matism, Gout, Headache. Blindness, Toothache. Ear
ache, CaUrrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection
of the Hploon, Hysterics, Paiu in the Bowels, Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of tho Stomach, all of
which, when originating in this cause, put on the In
termittent typo, or become periodical. This ••Cubic”
expels the poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. It la an Invaluable protection to
Immigrants and person* traveling or temporarily ■■
valuable for protection than cure, ami few
suffer from InUrmlttenU, II they avail them-
■elvoa of tho protection this remedy affords.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. 0. AYER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Hold by Radwtne k Fox. J. 8. Willson, and all tha
DrugglsU In Macon. Also, by all Druggists and Deal,
•ra everywhere. Jyl-doodbw-3m
CLOTHING AT COST.
J RAVING decided lo onUrgo c
meet the demauda of tbe trade, v
r store, that we may
READY-MADE CLOTHING
at ooat, for cash, for tbs nait thirty days. All tho
wishing to purohase will find It to Uielr luterest to call
and stamina our ato< k. W. B. 1.0 W K A CO.
Atlanta, GaAugust 1st, 1M0. aug Mm
REDWINE & FOX
ATLANTA, GA.,
-w HOLBSALB
A-iul Donlora lu
Paints, Oils, and Window Glass,
Th. F.mo.. UMUllKM WA1.H, on ,r»,kl .1 Ah. •• LAV. Uru, hAor.,"
Th. Worlrf-r.nuwnMt RICA.T7.ACIt WATRIA, on .Ir.uRht at th. “ N. Fla. Afullra.”
TH. C.l«l>raf.d KIAAEffUKA WATKIl, <m -lr.o*bl Car. Whlt.hall At Alabama Rta
Th. Uvll.hlful VICHY WATKIl, on Ir.uRlil at Ah. “Soda Wat.r ll.oot,"
J1 01 . 3alo-l NICE WALNUT (IllOW UARE-VERT LOW.
REDWINE & FOX,
du»r Atlnnta, Q-tt
We make Cigars of the Best Material, and Guarantee the Smoking Quali
ties and Workmanship as Good as any made in the United States,
Solty At-cuU for E, T. I’ilkiiiton’s Uriindu or Cbewiuff uud SiiioIcIiik Tobaccos;,
FRUITS AND FLOWERS. COMMONWEALTH, &C.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS. IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND
Obdinaby’s Office, July 28, 1866.
A LL School Teachers teaching poor children In Ful
ton county who expect to participate In the Poor
School Fund for the present year, are notified to pre
sent themselves before tbe Board of Education for ex
amination on or before tbe 28th of August Tbe Board
will meet at 10 o’clock a. u. every Saturday. The law
will be strictly enforced, and no teacher paid who falls
to obtain a certificate. By order of
DANIIL PITTMAN, Ordinary.
John T. Coopeb, Clerk.
July 31—d2twlt
GREAT THROUGH
ROUTE!
Carrying the United States Mail
AND
ADAMS’ EXPRESS,
FOR THE NORTH !
North Carolina Railroad
IN DIRECT LINE TO
PETEKSBVBU, RICHMOND,
PORTSMOUTH,
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NF.1V YORK and BOSTON.
To the Northwest and West,
Raleigh, Charlotte, Columbia, & Hay Line
This is a Sure at lit KrpetUiiotts
IR O XT T E
roll THROW It TH.U’EL.
THROUGH
New Orleans,
Mobile,
Montgomery,
Jacksonville,
Atlanta,
Macon,
Augusta,
ARK (iOOl)
TICKETS .SOLD AT
Charleston, Richmond,
Columbia, Portsmouth,
Charlotte, Baltimore,
Salisbury, Philadelphia,
Greensboro’ St. Louis,
Raleigh, Louisville,
Petersburg, Itidiauapoils,
New York
ON THIS ROUTE.
The North Carolina Railroad
Connects with the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad, Raleigh & Gaston Railroad,
Richmond A Danville Railroad, Western
North Carolina Railroad,
nd Charlotte A South Carolina Railroad.
The Comfort of Passengers Consulted.
Their Baggage Checked Through aud du
ly Cared For. Experienced Engineers.
Prompt and Efficient Conductors. Elegant
Coaches.
Palace Sleeping Oars Attached.
Good Water, No Ferry or Treatle Worka, aud the en
tire management ol the Road so aa to aoenre a
Safe, Agrooablo anci
QUICK TRAVEL.
II. S. MarlkaCs Sale.
OFFICR U. 8. Marshal. Nobtiuebn Diht. «
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 2,
|^Y virtue ofji writ of rendition! exponas, issued
county of Fulton, the following property, condemned
forfeited to the United States, to-wlt: One (1) barri
er whisky; one (1) wagon ami harness. Te*ms cash.
G eorgia, haralson county.—whereas, jo-
seph II. Brown, administrator of J. M. King,
eprosonta to tho court In his petition, duly filed ami
on torn! on record, that he has fully administered
King’s estate :
This Is therefore to cite all person's couceruid, kin
dred ami creditors, to show causo.lf any thev can,
why said administrator should not bo discharged from
Ills administration, and receive letters of dismission
on the first Monday in October, 186'.». This 5th day of
July, 1866.
A. D. WOODS, Ordinary.
ju!y20-m6m Printer's fee $4 60
G eorgia, haralson county.-Wheraaa, Eliza-
ImiUi Perryman, administratrix of the estate of
II. A. Perryman, repreaeuta to the court iu her peti
tion, duly filed and entered on record, that she has
tullv administered Perryman's estate :
why said administratrix should not be discharged from
A. D. WOODS. Oadlnary.
Printer's fee $4 80
t’lerk's Office, Savannah, Ga., July IT, i860, j
Term, la postponed to tho second Momlay in October
i and oihers Interested, will take
July90-wtilaugl0
J^OllTHKRN DISTRICT OF GIOUOIA—
Atlanta, Ge.. April 9T, 1866.
To whom It may couoern: Tbe undersigned hereby
gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of ABNER
O. GILMER, of dillsviUe, Hall oounty. Mate ot
Georgia, la said district, who baa been adjudged a
bankrupt upon bla own petit* »u. by tha District Oonrt
of said District. NOAH R. FOWLER,
aug4-w8w
Pleasure Seekers.
Virginia Spriusv*
ALL NORTHERN CITIES.
at any intermediate point, have been placed on
sale by this road at greatly reduced rates.
NO BTAGHlSrO.
If you desire SPEED. COMFORT and SAFETY, go
via tbe Great Virginia and Tennessee Air-
Guano for Turnip,, Etc.
Coe's Bone Superphosphate and Manipulated Guano,
for Turnips, Grasses, etc., at my Guano Depot, Broad
Broad street, Atlanta.
S EVFN-TOP Turnip Seed, Ruts Bags Turnip Seed,
Purple Top Turnip Seed, White Top Strapped-
Leaved Turnip seed, all for tale by
WE have arranged a regular system of through tick-
Atlanta to New York, Baltimore, Phila
delphia, Jacksonville and Tallahas
see, Florida, rla Savannah.
Baggage checked through. Only one change of cars
south of Atlanta. Also, a system of
Sxcurmlon Ticltofs
At very reduced rates, good from date, until the first
day ot October next, from Atlanta, Maoon and inter
mediate stations to the Indian Springs (Forsyth), and
“mod and intermedia*- -*—'— *- ••
BRONSON, M. T.
Fbom 4 to 350 Hobs* Powkb,
Including the Celebrated Cor
liss Cut-off Eglnesn, Slide
Valve Stationary Engines,
Portable Engines, Ac. Also,
Circular,Mulay aud Gang saw
Mills, Sugar Cane Mills Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Ac., Lath and
Shingle Mills, Whest and
Corn Mills, Circular Saws,
Belting, Ac. Seudfor descrip
tive circulars and price list.
WOOD *k MANN, STEAM KNU. CO.,
fehl6-6m Utlcak. w «w York.
EXCHANGE
CONCERT SALOON,
WINE AND BEER HALL,
MARIETTA STREET.
String Band
AND
L.ADY WAITEH8
iy A TTES'DAXCR
Cincinnati Lager on Draught, and
Dealers Supplied at
Manufacturers’ Prices.
fevar, headache, pain li
er stomach," lushes of beat about tbe face, chilly een-
satkms, burning of tbe ereilds and general reeUea*-
neee. Taken in time ell tbeee eym^ome peee awey
imzaedlateJy, wltbont injury to tbe constitution. Fre
quently, however, the proper remedy Is not applied in
tirns, the disease becomes chronic, and tbe foundatlen
laid for numberless evils to tbe constitution of tbe wo
man. Tbe next "turn" oomee around and there is no
"ebow," or perbapstbe "whites’* will appear. There
will be some uneasiness about tbe womb, but very lit
tle or none of the natural fluid escaping. Tbe com
plexion becomes sallow, bowels swollen, a sort of green
ish casta about the face, constant dull aching pains
about the head, weight In the lower stomach and back,
with or without whites, palpitations of tbe heart, pal
lor, exhaustion, Indirection, weariness, languor, ach-
"green sickness" will be fully de
ft becomes severe, with lose of
memory, diminishing sensibility, sick stomach, dys
pepsia, no relish for food, loos ut flesh, Increased flut
tering of the heart, swKiAjao or the fkkt, lags aud
body, and occasional spitting of blood. The slightest
effort cause# nuaaiKD bbbathiho. almost suffoca-
tiok. The skin Is flabby aud a "doughy feel." Tbl»
Is a sad picture, but it is tbe condition of thousands
of women between the ages of fifteen and forty-five
who are brought to tbe verge of the grave by ignor
aiice or neglect to take the proper remedy. To all wh
are afflicted with any of the symptoms above mention
ed, tn connection with an irregularity of the "monthly
sickness," we earnestly say TAKE DR. J. BRAD-
little patience you will be fully restored to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for upwards
of twenty years by many of the most experienced and
successful physicians of Georgia,
Wo repeat that DR. J. BRADFIELD’H FEMALE
REGULATOR Is preparred for WOMEN aud to be used
by Women only.
A trial Is all we ask.
Prepared and sold In any quantity by
L. H. liltADP’IKLD,
WHOLESALE DRUGG18T,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Price $1 50 per Bottle.
j$jf Bold by Druggists generally.
Atlavta, Ga., December 29,1868.
Dr. J. Bbadfixld. Dear Sir: J taka pleasnre in
stating that some time previous to the late war. I used,
with the utmoat success, on a servant girl, your FE
MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradfleld'*
Drug Stote, West Point, Ga. Bhe had been suffering
severely from suppressed raenstruction, and this Med
icine soon restored her to health. She is, to-day, liv-
in Atlanta, sound and well.
will state, further, that I know of its being used,
with equal success: on a servant girl of my brother-
in-law, Professor Rutherford, of Athens, Ga. This
woman had, I think, been diseased for six years —
She waa a house servant, and seemed cured up to the
time of "freedom.’’ I do not hesitate to Indorse your
preparation for the purposes for which you recom
mend it. Yours truly,
B wmmmmmm jno. c. whitnek.
of Dr. Joseph Brsdfleld, of this county, and as a med
ical man proneunce it to be a combination of Medi
cines of great merit In the treatment of all the diseases
Moyjttvillx, 1868
Db. J. Bbadfield—Dear Sir: I have much pleaame
In saying I have witnessed tbe most decided and hap-
iffecta of yonr Female Regulator In this neighbor
hood. WM. H. FINCH KV
• I also prepare and have for salo a YEAST POW
DER, equal to tbe best, and for much less price.
AtK* I also prepare a LIQUID BLUING, now In use
by many of tbe best housekeepers in the city, and pro
nounced by them to be very superior.
Li. II. RKADEIELD,
DruffffiHt, Atlantfiy Ga.
Sole Agent for Geo. M. Hay’s
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
marll-eodlF
WHITEHALL STREET.
FREE CONCERT SALOON
AND
HHOOTING GALLERY
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
LiadLloa lu Attoudauoo.
Wines, l.lqn
aug 7-3m
Tho best of
ms, Porter, Ale, and Laver
lleer on Hand.
J. K. UUCHAR, Proprietor,
li. S. Mnraliur. Sale.
U NDER and bv virtue of a writ of flora facias, issued
out of the Honorable, tho District Court of the
Uulted States for the Northern District of Georgia, lu
fkvor of the plaintiff, William Delauy, In the following
•oar, to-Wit:
William Delauy vs. David J. Halley,
I have levied upou as the nromrty of David J. Bai
ley all that tract or parcel of land, together with build
ings and Improvements thereon, lying and belug lu
tbe county of Soaidiug, second district, originally
State of Georgia, on the ]
First Tucsd.j lu Meptriuber
next, between the lawfhl hours of sale. Terms cash,
aug 8-w4w W. H. SMYTH, U. S. Marshal.
A88tUNGO SALE.
B m T -lit., ot u oMm of th, Hoflonbl. th. Dtetrtcl
Court ol tho UJt«l»Uto. forth. Nortb.ru Dl,.
trtotofOWfl* I rtU Mil twfbr. th. Court Houm
door, lu tho town of H-rt.tu, on Brturdhr, the 4th
doj of i*i>t.tib.r next 11 o’Mloch. k. u., on-Amrth
lut-rMt In .hi.!, urM ot had. luoludlu . artal mlU
ud wooboMdlu. MMhlM Muted two BlUa from
O. I 3m, M im ot lu.l nnr
llo,w3l i 3m, 31th. tutoTMl of C. A. lUf. m hrtrto
■nd I. th.-tU. oflwrlMtou Km., dMMMd. uwpl
hrtoutlM
DR. 0. S, PROPHITT’S
Family Medicines.
CONSISTING OF ins CELBRATED
LIVER MEDICINE,
Anotline Pain Kill It,
AITMIILUOCN PILLS,
A.O-XJE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
PDHIPYINO FIZxZiB
rpHE excellent remedies of O. S. Prophitt, M. D.
■ — recommendation, their well-known power
*^~ "leases peculiar to our SoutLern cli-
ly established for them an enviable
gia aud the adjoining States. As the
a living in the South are predisposed
[•Billions Pills strike directly at tbe root of tbe evil.
They cure the Liver, which in nine cases out of ten. is
the bottom of the Conghs, Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick
Propliitt's Pain Kill It
any othei chronic diseases, u
Prophitt’s Liver Medicine.
It ia safe and reliable; pure Vegetable, and a liquid
ready for uss at any and all times. Price $2 a bottle-
33 1-3 per cent, discount by the dozen bottles or more
If you get snake bit, use
PKOPIIITT’S PAIN KILL IT.
apply tbe PAIN KILL IT.
DR. O. h. PROrHITT‘8
Auti-BilJious Vegetable Pille,
Purgative and Febrifuge,
may be relied upon as a safe and efficient cathartic iu
all Febrile aud Acute Disease* of all kinds.
DR. 0. 8. PROPHITT’S
VEGETABLE AGP E PILLS.
t safe tnd.curiain remedy for Ague sml Fever, Chills
DR. PROPHITT’S
COMPODID DYSBITEHY CORDIAL.
A safe and genuine remedy for all kinds of Dowel Dli
eaoes. Dysenteries, PtarrhoMk, Bloody Flux. Ac , I
may be gtveu to all sixes, ages aud aexas, and at a!
times, with perfect safety, where there la anything «
that class indicated.
Keinate Tonic,
PURYFYING PILLS
uigowisr mm a iuii premrauon. as you see in toe Hill
rhey have given perfect saUafacUon In my practice U
the last tweutyjearm. In all oases that they are recou
mtnded for. The Pills may be taken in ooonectlc _
with the Liver Medicine, without the Tonic, when
state of tbe Blood, or a Flabby state of the Muscles,
generally follow Fever and Chills ’» d Fever.
All of the above Medicine* sold by Druggist* and
Merchants generally throughout the Southwest.
Sold by
W. A. LanadeU. Kedwine .% Fox, Curtfa A Lloj d,
Pemberton. WUeou. Taylor * UV>., Atlanta, Ga.
Prepared only by DR. O. 8. PROPHITT.
Covington, Ga.
All the above remedies for sale by
L. H. BRADFIELD,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.
WHITEHALL STRUT, ATLANTA, QBORGIA,
marl* -eodly