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■:.,«, wm in Ui* city ymu-rfey.
- Hun- Wtrr*« LUu. vl Bartini
at lh« Aatuiaaa jraaiantay.
Elected.—loiepli 1*. Woodruff
a poUaauua on Friday uiatlit, noe
rday TU aa hot aa tlie waaiiiar
gata to be. It waa a awaltcrar, amt
-Col. TroU(w Taylor, editor ol
’a Defender, pubU.lnxl »l Nawuaa,
MtJ jraatatdav.
Joim Boyle, poluaxuau, waa
■ Mayor aa.i t'ooaeil on Friday
chary* of lintnkwuiM. He
aud diertuuxod.
—The Stale Farr will opau at
It ih ex pentad that it
Uta graudeat expoeittolia ever
oottttlry, aud, t« premia*, the " parfeoUurege
•I him father. M Tire joeth vu u hearty follow,
grttr finely, and *m the pride of toe toll;
ttJfitrUljr. Finally the tfaw cuare «be» Smith
tboefht he woeld have Un eomeneUtare of
hie boy settled. A minister «rt» procured sad
wjlatiTee end friends fif the toil; invited to
witness the rerereopy. When all «m ready
0»« minister took fire ehabby cherub in h e
•rue and ashed the paternal parent by what
name this branch of the toil; trea should be
oalled. Xt had never entered into the mind of
Hmith to have a name ready lor the ohrieten-
iug. ho, in blauk amasement, he looked flret at
tb« minister, then at his wife, and next at his
Mends and relatives j but no name was so g -
ffaeted. and finally, in sheer despair, heblnrted
out “ call him Mr. Bankston, he’s my nearest
neighbor." We did not learn whether or not
the infant received the baptisual name of
•• Ifr. Bankston but we do know that Hmith
has not yet heard the last of tbs joke.
CITY MilBUKT.
—Professor Juuoa has our thauku
-of the Atlauta High School,
of which will comuieuee on the
AM.- Bev. II. F. Hoyt sou «»f
~yt, of Athena, will psreeh in
yterian Church, on Marietta
o’clock this morning.
'mu.'-Several weeks ago
the curbing of several irapor-
i paving of Heveral others,
not practically manifested itself
Homicide.—The forthcoming
of the late horuioide promise** to
ting, aud to reveal many things
i beeu brought to light. At
' is hinted to ns.
Postmastkb. — The Washing-
of the 12lh, states officially that
-niugtou La* beeu appointed
Macon, rice Henry M. Tamer,
\c confirms the die patch receiv
ed a few days ago.
We are iu receipt of
logue of Bethany College,
iug institution of learning,
of the Christian Church, aud
far irom Wheeling, in the midst
healthiest sections of West Vir-
Convention.—At the meeting
ncil on Friday night, on mo-
i Sisson, the use of the Coun-
i tendered to ihe Press Cou-
will assemble here a week from
e indications now aro that the
I bo made comforUblo while
Pair. - The Fair at Marietta
on Tuesday and continue dur-
der of the week. A concert
every night duriug the Fair.
~les to be disposed of is a pi-
inery, buggies, farming imple
ment variety of other things.
Moon.- The annual catalogue
ement of the Medical Depart-
' ington University, Baltimore,
The next annual session
tion will commence on Monday
of October, and end the 22d
ng February.
Tax C3ollectobs. —The Era Job
bluhment is prepared to furn-
eot-ors' Beceipt-books promptly
They are handsomely printed,
and will do for any county. Par-
of them have only to seud their
the number of receipts
plicit directions as to how they
nt should accompany each or-
Jack A Omimoui. —Noiire ia given this mom-
ing that a copartnership has been formed bo*
twseu F. M. Jack and W. P. Chisolm, oudtr
the firm name of Jack & Chisolm, and that
they will conduct the confectionary business
at Ihe old stand ol F. M. Jack, corner of
Whitehall and Alabama streets. Mr. Chisolm,
who enters the firm, ia well-known to the peo
ple of Atlanta as a shrewd and careful bosi-
ueas man, whilo Mr. Jaok is one among the
bestkuowu of our merchants. Together they
comprise a firm that will surely give satisfac
tion, aud make their house oue of the best
and most respected in Atlanta.
Tuk Auebican Hotel Bab. -Messrs. Phil.
Sims & Bro. have bought the American Hotel
Bar, and have it stocked with excellent
wiucs aud cigars. They keep everything in
cleanly style aud orderly, and ask a share of
patronage. Give them a call
Pbayku.— Service at Wesley
day at 9 o’clock, and at 8 p. m.,
the 20th inst. Dr. Jesse Boring
this morning at 10£ o'clock, and
Htewart this evening at 8 o’clock,
morniug at 9 o’clock, Rev. A. G.
1 preach a special sermon to par-
dren. All are invited. Rev. Win.
-ch at night.
. E. Church—This church, the
hicli was commenced on Wheat
-,h, 1868, will be completed on
service will be held regularly
Runday under the ministration
*ey J. (laines. Service will be
arch to-day, and a special col-
> in order to pay for plaster-
Boys. -A petition trom tho
in this city was presented to
riduy night, asking a prohibi-
•ctice of llyiug kites with lan-
1 to them; also a suppression of
all kinds in the city. This is
the boys, but we presume they
bmit Of course, they will still
lege of indulging in fire-works
i tho Fourth of July,
Lawsiie A Haynes —It is announoad through
the Eba this morniug that Er Lawshe has ta
ken W. A. Haynes into copartnership with
him in the jewelry business. For fear the
publio may not fully understand the matter
we take occasion to state that tho gentleman
whose name is Ilsynes is the veritable ''Gas”
Haynes, known to every body in Atlanta, and
a clever fellow generally.
The Alb Business.— Keuuy is enlarging the
limits of his business. On Alabama street ap
pears a sign—“ M. E. Kenny's Son’s Ale De
pot.” Here the cooling beverage is dealt out,
and those who prefer “ Old Wiokliffe ” can
get it hero also. The "sou ” is expected to be
behind the oounter shortly. aug 15-lt
Haib Benovateb.—Dr. B. S. Pomeroy's
Hair Restorer, the Forest Queen, continues to
grow more and more in popular favor. Many
who are using it are willing to testify as to
its qualities.
L'Homme Qui Err— Just received at Phil
lips A Crew's. It
„ •*»!»«. Itoll
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oo^i^anj^ox-Ajj.
ATLAUTA Wlinr.—f rf ,XJ£X£ OUWUUtT.
Au_« a«
HnU, MOT.
TUI. GUmri
■••f 1 **-V yd. wi
lUutug**.-... as
-«*•. tow
■»le Hep* | ft iJT
Maohlue inode.. 10
Haud-made All
Ooahan nominal
bouatary JSSo
Tmbmim 'lhfi M
Caarw. yt ft. ^
JUo Priui« 24
Ooed j
Ordinary..
- : i» ibi
C
L..th.r-V tt.
Country Solo..
Couutrr Upper..
Tonn. Uppor....
Northern 11 doc. w*
«Soa....|«S#fio
Am.do.fi dac.,H
Uason^fnl end dot
Brandy Tr.. |7.(
do gels 75(
Kp. Hello V lb.
* “ 1 ft. |1 i
Bhorry.,.
Spring Lamb Chops, with French Peas,
served at the National Hotel Restaurant at
11 o'clock to-day. It
Peake and his Wife.—100 of those celebra
ted Burke county melons—fresh—in to-day.
Also 100 lbs of Beeks’ choice Concord Grapes.
angl4
Pea. 1 e and his Wife—Choice clear seed
Peaches. Only think—Peaches and milk.
augl4
Pease and ms Wife- -tho only place where
melons are fresh every day. augl4
WANTED,
An active and experienced salesman iu a
wholesale house. Might be admitted to a
partnership with a small capital. Address,
"Merchant,” P. O. Key Box 15, Atlanta, Ga.
augl3-3t*
R. F. Maddox A Co., Wholesale Tobacco
nists, in addition to their large aud varied
assort incut of Chcwi ug and Smoking Tobaccos,
are dealing largely in Leaf Tobacco of ull
grades.
They have also a full stock ol Wines,
Liquons aud Cioabs.
augl3-3t
NOTICE.
The citizens of Atlauta, aud especially the
Germans, aro respectfully requested to meet at
Turners’ Hall, on Broad street, to-night tho
14th inst., at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of dis
cussing the subjoct of Immigration of Ger
mans to this State, and to complete tho organ
ization of the German Immigration and Man
ufacturing Company, which has been partly
organized by Messrs. H. Ricb, Win. Messan,
J. H. Ttaley and Dr. C. Rausheuberg.
O. I. and M. Co.
Stench.—If Members of the
and the Board of Health will
nble of walking down IVters
eveniug from sundown to teu
.ween tho otllco of Alderman
Pryorstreet, they cun readily dis-
enougli to inooulate all the inhab
it t part of the city with fever. That
the street is too filthy for ladies to
, while the stench is odious.
Btbef.t. — The attention of tho city
reluctautly and most reverently call-
portion of Luckie street lying be-
«dry and Thurmond streets. The
are iu a shocking bad condition,
» wet wintiy weather comes they
t iiniNtssuble. At one point the
roly destitute of a side .walk on
and every one who passes is
' to the middle of the street. A
from the slroet gang would put
ndition.
Tbadkrm. Tho City Council is
, just now, what ought to have
long ago. At the meoliug on Fri-
au ordinance was reported, and
) readings, imposing a tax npou
Adel* The enactment of an ordi-
this kind will have the tendi uoy to
who pay a license and tax on
M«n who comply with the law
ve the foil protection of tho law,
thfo ordinance will do its part m
—Oor lhanks are duo to Mr. Elcx.
of Liverpool, lor Ins circular of
at. Under the head of Aro< ric«n
calls the fttention of the pcopU ol
* to a very valuable product of our
is almost totally neglected. Hn
ery little progreee has been inadu in
)e product, aud we are without soy
The low prico quoted iu American
.Ms most nalowbie article, cvidoncos
•blest care is not administered in Ihs
ng and manufacture, which is n pity
remuneration of 120 dollars a Ion. -
awaits it in this."
Illusteated Annual or Pmmknology
htsioonomy for 1870, now ready—con
J Engravings of our leading Editor*—
L Greeley, BenncU, Brooks, Marble,
TUfibani with portraits Tho Male
uyilo Form ; Why Children Resemble
•rents ; Gen. Grant and bis Cabinet*
~;raiU. Physiognomy iu Politics, or
Mid Flares Bolenoe of Cottiogal He.
unhappy Marriages, Teinnerament
ctk ; American Artists ; The Sleep
, Psychological Drain Waves; Hir Fu-
~3dre»r. painter, Lorenzo Dow, and
his wife, their portraits; Royal Indies
i’reuch Empire, with portraits;
the Hutesmsn and Historian ; Row to
Helpmeet; What Is Man t
» a Babt. — We have a very good
professional gentleman—whom we
“ Mm ply beesoee bis mhos Is not
Who lives a few miles in the eouutry.
J oamo into possssstoa of s son and
a fins boy as could be seen In all the
LEGAL NOTICE.
Lawyers, Ordinaries, Clerks of Courts and
others will find it to their interest to send
their Reports and orders for Blank Books of
any stylo of Ruling or Binding to
Wn. R. Hanleiteb,
Book Binder aud Blank Book Manufactur
er, Granite Block, Atlanta, Ga.
Java.,
osaeii
CotUw Yarns—fi 5 lb
Nos. 8 sod 10 |2 00(0
Nos. 8.10.12. 2 0«>4
Jetton Cants—V dos.
WbitUwora. $7 AO
CawPeas^bu. s|1.2C
Diuga anti DyrdufTi
Alum V lb Hcjiio
Uorsx, rsf. » lb...
■ BIuomoum B lb.. 11
llrlmatoUB lb lb... I
CopS«r»s V lb 3,
Ounphor lbtl.20<j
Osstor Oil, qU. O.OOfei
•*- yM.3 AOa
§4 00
Udlgo V 'jb. >1 20^1%
Uadd«r p lb. Z80«26
Pot. Lyd. f lb. $0 23
Uuinins f ox. $2 7A
Saltpetre + lb. 12(420
8we«t Oil ll dorl.6(X0e.(Xl
do. (*111.4003.30
do. pts. dos |8.00
Dry Ooodi ft yd.
llr. 8h. 7-8 18d
lir. 8b. 4-4 IM
lira Bh. 3-4.... 08
BPd 8h. 7-8.... 124
hl’d Hh. 4-4....13^4
Bro. Drill 1M
Bl’d. Drill 18(^22)4
Ticking 12*4^48
Prints— 18
Hursgae'A. 13013>4
Merrimsc.. 130l:i>;
Amcrlcsu.. 13013),
Wspisntts. ■“ “•
Dncboss h.
Arnold's...
Feathers—now,
Flomr—
Atlanta Mills, fancy 11 hun
dred $5 00
Do do, ex. family 4 80
Do do, family 4 00
Dodo, Fulton XXXX
family
Dodo, superfine 3 601 Buck
Do do, Georgia XXXX Noap—11 lb.
family 3 00 Turpentine..
Do do, ship stuff 1 60 Steel—11 lb.
Dodo, bran 1 28| Plow
Fruit—1) lb aud bbL Cast
Apples 11 bu 1.7502.281 German
50C,Sugmr— H lb
Gin, Holland!
American,.. $1.(
Bum, Jamaica 4.1
American..|1
Wlilaky—
Corn fl aal. *1.
hoc tilled dot l.i
ltys do il.:
ltobertson do $2A._
Bourbon dotl.230S .00
do V dos
do
do
* 8*1..
. 116003.00
__ p -u.ihm m
Mess Fork p bbl
Xalassess—
New Orleans 90
Florida 76080
House $1.000T23
600 68
CITIZENS OF GEORGIA
Special Announcement
DR. J. M. FOSTER
(Csmsssat Ottm la the ICinpIre Hloek
Bespeotfully announces that he has eatab-
lUheU permanent parlor offices in Markham’i
Empire Block, where he may be daily con
salted, Mondays aud Tuesdays excepted, ■
X
Nalls—11 keg
4d to 40.
Oils—11
Lord Oil 11.7602.00
Linseed Oil.. 1.3001.35
Coal Oil 480 50
Lubr. Oi! 1.1603.00
1^9)4 Osnnburg;
750 so
20023
Potash V ewe-
Babbits
Patty—p lb... . 6040
11012
— p lb
Rice—p lb...
Salt—p sock.
Liverpool.
Virginia
jShot-p
Patent $3.40
Ginseng..
Gisss-i
Gan powder pkeg.$8 00
Kifle bf. keg $4.60
Rifie qr. keg 2 AO
Blasting keg tf 0006.26
Hay-1 ton $38040
Hides- p lb.
Green 9010
Dry Halted .... 22023
Dry Flint 24025
Iron—p lb.
708
- 13 >4
. 25a27
18020
ys: “ i
506 ! P. It 16015*
Demarara 17018
1.2001 52 Refined A 18018)4
1 200 Refined B.... 17)4018
' ” Refined C....16)4017
Yellow Coffee. 16016*4
Soda-Eng. Plb808);
Starch—p lb...1101296
Tobacco—p lb.
Unsound 25056
Sound 60090
Extra fine... 1.0001.35
Smoking 6001.00
Varnish—p gal.
Copal 3.5004.00
Japan $3.000350
809
606
White Fish- ~
P half bbl.. $10011
Cat^ff Eginesn, Slide
valve Stationary Engines,
Portable Engines, Ac. Also,
Clrculsr.Mulayaud Gang saw
Mills, Sugar Caue Mills Shaft
log, P'Uleys, Ac., Lath and
Shingle Mills, Wheat and
Corn Mills, Circular Saws,
Belting, Ac. 8cndfo> descrip
tive circulars and price lirf.
WOOD di MANN. HlEAll KNU. CO..
feblC4Sm Utica, "*aw York.
EXCHANGE
CONCERT SALOON,
WINE AND BEER HALL,
MAR IKTTA STREET.
A SPLENDID
String Band
AMU
IjADY W AITnnB
/A’ attendance.
Cincinnati Lager on Draught, and
Dealers Supplied at
Manufacturers’ Prices.
A call will be sufficient to insure a continuance of pa-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Utorgla State Lottery, for tke Beneflt ot
the Orphans* Home and Freo School. Combination
Class, No. 388. The following were the drawn num
ber* Aug. 14, 1869 :
31-78 - 20-68 -0 46—27 -63-53- 18-61-19 - 38
auglS-dlt HOWARD A GO.. Msnagcni
Heds Renovated l»y Steom-Patcat, no
Fire Coming Near the Feathers.—Beds, Curled Hair
and Wool Mattresses washed and dried at $2 00 each,
and returned the same day, $17 00 for * bed com
plete. Low-post bedsteads $4 60; Kattressee $4 00;
Pillow and Cose $1 00; Sheets $2 00; Comforts $3 50.
Aleo, agent for Psvllllon end Rustic Window Shades,
the favorite ol cvqry housekeeper—all colors aud
prleee; Musqnlto Nets $5 00 to $10 00, at
A. ERGENZINOER 8.
ang 13-lm Hunter 8t., I Doors from Whitehall.
WHITEHALL STREET.
FREE CONCERT SALOON
AND
hiiooting gallery
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Ijadlow in Attondanoo.
ASSIGNEE’S SAKE.
CltyTlsll, l
ay in Septa
of sale, by virtue of s
tho Uultod States for
for cash, free from lncumbrsncos, 040 scree of laud
Vanzandt county, Texas; 1,000 acres of land In Eman
uel county, Oa ; one fifth of 40 acres of land In Floyd
county, and one sixth of the Bartow Saltpetre Works,
belonging to the estate of R. J. Massey, bankrupt
W. L. HUBBARD,
aug 6-wtds Assignee.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
BY W. E. ARCHER,
DEAFNESS,
CATARRH,
Discharges from the Ear,
Noises in the Head, Offen
sive Breath, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Scrofula, or any Af
fection of the
HEAD, EAR, & CHEST,
FROM FIFTY-SIX CITIZENS:
To the Public:
Desiring to eucourago tho praiseworthy ef
forts of Dr. J. M. Foster, who has establish
ed permanent offices in our city—wo take this
method to recommend to the afflicted his ad
mirable aystem of treatmeutfor Catarrh, Deaf
ness, aud diseases ot the Head, Ear, Nose and
Throat. We have found him personally, a
frank, honest and skillful specialist, and as
such, we take pleasure in directing to him
those who may suffer from the maladies which
he treats -believing they will receive all the
benefits that can be bestowed by science, skill
and a comprehensive experience.
M. O. MARKHAM,
Merchant.
J. F. KISER,
Merchant.
L. II. ALEXANDER,
Merchant.
C. II. WELLBORN,
Insurance, etc.
J. C. CLARKE,
Artist.
J. W. ANDERSON,
Georgia Enterprise.
JAS. H. RATCLIFFK,
Insurance Agent.
A. HOWELL,
Agt. Hawaii's Mills.
A. KliGENZINGKH,
Furniture Store.
J. R. PARKS,
(with G. W, Jack «b Co.
ALTON ANOIER,
Other seat* Treasurer.
GEO. II. HAMMOND,
Attorney ut Law.
A. J. Mr BRIDE,
McBride «fc Co.]
G. 11, EDDLEMAN,
Boots and Shoes.
11. C. BARROW*,
Capitol.
S. S. FEARS,
Attorney at Law.
And Forty others Equally well known.
Ti M. JACK.
JACK
W.
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P. CHISOLM.
A CHISOLM,
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anufaotur
X* «l Of
WHOLESALE, 20 CENTS PER POUND.
A2STD
Crackers!
WHOLESALE, 8 CENTS PER POUND.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS. L H. BBADFILLira COLUMN.
BH. J. BBABFIELB’S
Film mmtm
Woman’s Best Friend.
OODlMASX's Ounce, July 28, 1889.
A LL Sobool Teachers tosohing poor children la FftB
JY ton county who expect to participate in the Poor
fnwsursiranc&s. yz
ami nation on or before the 28th of August The Board
will meet at 10 o'clock a. u. every Saturday. The law
will be strictly enforced, and no teacher paid who fall*
Di&irtrrratM,
7 T - S
inlySI—dfitwlt
to obtain a certificate.
GREAT THROUGH
ROUTE!
Carrying the United States Mail
AMD
ADAMW r.XPKKMH,
FOB THE NORTH f
mHlfl valuable MedL-lue ia prepared for Wo Mm ex-
X eluslvely, and to be used by womb* only. It >*
adapted especially to those eaaee where the wo an is
disordered and will cure any Irregularity in the “mei *
one," -toe » -.rich ruts as require a surgical opera
tion. As c'mms Met are »ery rare, the Fkmslb Bbou*
hawk la of almost uah
check of the “monthly
mlmd, or like a
thus relieving tb<
the luck end -lov*
^ .09 tea face, chlUyero
•ation*, burning ot the eveUda and geusral reeth-e-
nae*. Taken in time all these symptoms pass sway
loomed lately, without Injury to the coostKutloo. Fre
quently, however, the proper reaaedy Is not applied In
time, the dlrOaee beoomee chronic, and the foundation
laid for numberless evils to the constitution cf the to-
The next “turn" coaseearoand and there is no
■ r r. MALE n»(,L-
unlvereel application. Iu a sadden
cold, trouble ol
It acta like a charm, by azeroiux)
tub macKAAOjc im bvkuv ibotobck, tl Wmto
fever, headache, pain In the em*)l >,1 tl
er stomach,'' fiush<-e of heat about th
s of the natural fluid escaping. The
very lit-
COKNKK OF ALABAMA AIVI) WIIITKIIAM* NTHKKTS,
ATLAN TA GEOKGIA.
(<!. H. &i A. W. FORCE,
— DEALERS IN—
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SIGN OF TBE BIG IRON BOOT,
WHITEHALL STREET,
^.TL^X.lSrT^., - - -
GBORaiA.
inay'23-c
MEADOR & BROS,
TOBACCO
C OM MISSION MERCHANTS
M!anufacturers of Cigars
WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
3.000 Boxes Various Brands, Styles and qualities of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
The North Carolina Eailroad
Connects with tho Wilmington A Weldon
Railroad, Raleigh A Gaston Railroad,
Richmond A Danvil!e Railroad, Western
North Carolina Railroad,
nd Charlotte A South Carolina Railroad.
The Comfort of Passengers Consulted.
Their Baggage Checked Through and du
ly Cared For. Experienced Engineers.
Prompt and Effleieut Conductors. Elegant
Coaches.
Palace Sleeping Cars Attached.
Good Water, No Ferry or Trea tie Works, and the en
tire management of the Road so as to oocure a
Safe, Agrooablo and
QUICK TRAVEL.
ALB
April 23th. 186‘J.
Alabama Stvc
.Atlanta, Georgia.
there Is In the city, all In aplet
carriages always tu readiness for families and
An elegant new Hoarse Is kept at this stable for fu
Klagant
> parlies.
Fresh aa a Malden’* Blush” la <h« pure
poachy complexion which follows the use of Hagan’s
Magnolia Balm. It Is tho true aeorot of beauty. Fash
ionable ladles in society understand this.
The Magnolia Bairn chongA the rustic oountry girl
ito a city belle more rapidly than any other one
ilng.
Bednesa, sunburn, tan, frock'**, blotches aud all ef
fect* of the summer sun disappear wheu It Is used,
and a genial, cultivated, ftreih expression Is obtained
which rivals th* bloom of youth. Beauty la poasibln
to all who will Invest 75 cents at any respectable store
and Insslst on getUng* t tbn Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyon’s KsUisrion to dress the hair.
The only place In Atlanta to get a ttrst-
l*ss Dictograph Is Xulia’a Gallery.
angt-tOlTth
i mr * ‘‘Itstsgrsphi, as |s*4 as any made
In the United motes, at Knhn’a cehlirated Gallery.
Only $4 per do* n. •ug4-UU17th
B. U. Marshall, Dsattat, Whitehall
Htrsst, ever Lawshu’s Jewelry More.
Jo'y i! (July 1—Im
LtKlHRAMfC 0 CLARK, Attarneys^-Of-
Aee on Brood street, over Behola* Need Btore. Praetlo*
anywhere in th* State, United Motes Wap ran* Court,
and Superior Court*. |y 25-61 y
amre Agent.
A T 1j A KT T A
SACK FACTORY !
W K keep on hand constantly, and aro msnufaotur
lug all kinds of
F 1.0UK AND UKAliV SACKS,
Ord<wa rea|>ectfully solicited.
MITCHELL & BENTLY,
jj-:i 3m Otratr Whit.h.U ud Hnnler 8U.
Macon k Wrstken Hail*oai>, 1
Atlanta, July 1,1869.)
W P, have arranged * regular system of through tick
ot* from
AtUuU to Sew York, UalUinorc, Tlillu-
drlphln, Jnrknonrlllr and Tnllahn*.
hoc, Florida, via .Saramiali.
lloggsge checked through. Only nno ohaugo of can
south of Atlanta. Ate*, * system of
Dxour«lou Tiolketk
At rery reduced rate*, good from date, until th* first
day ot Octolier next, from Atlanta, Maoon and inter-
L. H. Davie, General In
novlH-ly
L. B. Davis, Agwat Orsv.r * Baker Saw
ing Kaebtoe*. tovllly
from Mscun and Intermediate stations l
Mewnan. W. A. FULUtB,
H. W. lJHoNHON, M. T. O.T. A.
] stylo U»lyj-*>n|
CLOTHINC AT COST.
H
AVflfO decided lo so large oar store, that w* may
the demands of th* trodo, we now offer our ea<
READY-MADE OLOTHDfG
M cost, for cook, for the neat thirty days, dll thoa
Wishing to purafaM* will find it to their Interest to oa
aud examine oar stock. W. B. LUWK * CO.
AUauta, a* , Aagwet 1st. !M9 sag Mtu
Prom Hon, A, A, Gaulding,
late .Jndtjf of Spaldliiuj County (hurt —Member
of Legislature, etc., iCc.
Atlanta, Ga., July 28, 1869.
l)r. J. M. Mister, Empire Block:
Dkau Sue Having been afflicted with a
very auuoyiug Throat nud Bronchial difficul
ty (that induced a constant cough), of some
few years’ btanding, I placed myseli under
your system of treatmeut, and I am happy to
anuonnee a very marked improvement nfler
but little more than a week’s aUoutiou. aud
from present favorable indications. I think a
perfect cure will be the result.
A. A. GAULDING.
From Col. James M. Ball,
Atx.anta, Ga., July 14, 18C9.
Dr. J. M. hosier, Empire Block:
Deau Sib Having beou relieved by you of n
partial deafness of Home years’ standing, I
take pleasure in having you refer to me. I
had suffered considerable annoyance from my
deafness, besides having noises in the ear*
which were particularly disagreeable. A few
days ago I was operated upon by you with
flattering success. Yon did not cause me the
least pain whatsoever, and Fean nous hear as
perfectly as ever.
Tendering you my thanks and gratitude, I
am yours truly, JAMES M. BALL.
From N, P, Hotohkis Esq.
(AUD1TOB OF THE W. k A. R. K.)
Dr. ./, M. Foster, Empire Block:
Observing that your patients roport to you
by letter their improvement, I wish to state
that you have vory much benefitted my wife,
who had been quite deaf for 20 years. Hhe has
beeu under your treatment but a few days,
and can now hear the piano and guitar in nn
adjacent room, and the rain upon the roof
something sho could not do for a long time
past. N. B. HOTCHKIH.
Atlanta, Ga , July 23d, 1869.
DR. FOSTER
May be daily consulted,
(Monday* and Tuesday Exoepted.)
At his permanent offioos in
Markham’s Empire Block,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Dr. FOHTEIl'H tima baing darotad axclu-
ai,al j lo tba inmadlota ptofoaalonol danuuida
mode npon him, annonaoea (hot latter, from
othora than hit patient., or npon profen-
aiooal htuineM. will receive no attention.
JAMES B. BAT0LIFKE,
Private Secretary
Ail propoaola for adv.rtliing moat be ad
dreoood to DnLANIY A ANDERSON
Georgia EaUrpnee.
All PraooriptloM, Chamiooh, oto., etc., pre.
pored by RIDWINE A POX.
Cham lata and Dmaglati.
Omci Hoom. —8 A. M. till SP. M.
(Mondayn ud Taoodaye oxmptod.)
MANUFACTURER’S PRICES!
We make Cigars of the Best Material, and Guarantee the Smoking Quali
ties and Workmanship as Good as any made in the United States.
Sole Aeenlo for E. T. 1‘llkintoiiN Brando of Cliewlnif aud Siaiokiup: Tolrareos,
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, COMMONWEALTH, AC.
aug 1 d3m
M. O. MARKHAM,
BOOTS .A. iKT lID S XT OES,
SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINCS, AC.,
EMPIRE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA GEORGIA
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find it to their advantage to examine my stook, as it is
IHIiBOTIIX) W I T II OHBAT O A rt E ,
And piircdinHod exclusively for CASH,
From the I3est Manufacturer's.
Ladies’ Gents’ and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a
Specialty.
aug l-Onj M. O. MARKHAM.
JORDAN, HOWARD A HARRALSON,
TOBACCO COMMUNION MEltCHANTri,
WHOLESALE DEAI.KUS IN
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.,
ATLANTA
wanvanAXjXj hthbiit,
r*’ prteaa. Mn**! saaortmeat of t'lUAHN.
CEORCIA.
North Carolina Railroad
in uinKc-r use to
PKTKMHBUHU, RICHMOND,
PORTSMOUTH,
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK aud BOSTON.
auto.
To the Northwest and West,
vu
Raleigh, Cli.rl.Ue, Columbia, k liny Line
Thin in a Sat e atta KDcpeditioun
R. O XT T E
fOK THROVKU TRjt I'f.'l,.
THROUGH TICKETS HOLD AT
New Orleang,
Charleston,
Richmond,
Mobile,
Columbia,
Portsmouth,
Montgomery,
Charlotte,
Baltimore,
Jacksonville,
Salisbury,
Philadelphia,
Atlanta,
Greensboro’
St. Louis,
Macon,
Raleigh,
Louisville,
Augusta,
Petersburg,
Indianapoiis,
New York
ARE GOOD ON THIS ROUTE.
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND
Pleasure Seekers.
rjlHE only direct route to the
Virgiuift SprlugB,
ALL NORTHERN CITIES.
I ^XOURHION RETURN TICKETS to aUthe Oelebrat-
A ed VlrglnlaSpringB with the privilege of stopping
lover at any intermediate point, have been placed on
oale by this road at greatly reduced rates.
about th* head, weight In th* lower stomach
with or without whites, palpitations of th* heart, pai
for, exhaustion, ' “ *
Ix'f-sUoii, weariness, languor,
NO STAGING.
If you desire SPEED, COMFORT and 84P ETY, go
via the Great Virginia and Tennessee Air-
Line.
Apply to Ticket Offioe, Passenger Depot
B. W. WRENN,
Jy7-d2m. G*n. Ticket Agent W. 1 A. It. H
Guano for Turnips, Etc.
r HE public are notified that I have Just received a
fresh supply of Poruvian Guano, Dissolved Bonos,
Coe's Bone Superphoapbaio and Manipulated Guano,
jy-15-dly
W. T. T.
Broad street, Atlanta.
P4. T. X.
- iiuliget , —_—
lug acre*, the loins, To*a of appetite, pain In left trefoil
UghUuM* acroM the chest cough, aud giddiness, i .
•Ull alfowtod to go on “green *i« lue*s” will be fully de
veloped, th* headache becomes severe, with loss of
memory, dltulniahiug seusibillty, axca STOMACH, dys
pepsia. uo relish for food, loss of flesh, Increased llut-
leriug of the heart owklumo os the hit, legs aud
body, aud occasional spitting of blood. Th* mghb-iit
•ffortcaus— uuaaiau bbsatbiso, almost snrrrx*-
txoh. The skin la flabby and a "doughy fed." This
is a sad picture, but it Is Uie condition of thousand*
of women between the ages of fifteen and forty-five
who are brought lo the verge of the grave by Iguor
once or neglect to take the proper remedy. To all wb
are afflicted with any of the symptoms above meutioi-
•d, in connection with an irregularity of the "monthly
sickness," we earnestly say TAKE DK. J. BRAD
HELD M FEMALE REGULATOR. A few ounce# t
keuyoa will at aoc* experience its b*u. flts, and with
a little patience you will be fully restored to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for upaardH
of twenty years by many of the most expericnc-d and
successful physicians of Georgia,
We retest that DR. J. BltADFIELD K FEMALE
REGULATOR la preparr ed for WOMEN and to be used
by Women only.
A trial la all we ask.
Prepared and sold in auy quantity by
L. H. UUADPIKLD,
WHOLE fALE DRUGGIST,
Atlanta, Georgia.
i'rice *1 60 per Bottle.
Sold by Druggists generally.
stating that Home time previous to the late war. I unJ.
with the utmost success, on a servant girl, your FE
MALE REGULATOR, prepared then at Bradfieltl s
Drug Stoic, West Point, O*. She had been suffering
severely from suppressed menstruction, and this Med
restored her to health. Hhe is, to-day, liv-
preparaticn for the purpose* for which you
1 it. Vours truly,
JNO. C. WHITNER.
of Dr. Joseph Bradfield, of this county, and as a med
ical man pronounce it to be a combination of Medi
cine* of great merit In the treatment of all the disease*
Mowstvi LLEi 18C8
Dil J UxADFiuLD—Dear Sir: I have much plessme
i saying I have witnessed the most decided and bip-
py effects of your Female Regulator in this neighbor -
WM. H. FINCHES.
MOUMTVUO.E, 1C8.
Du. J. Boadhelh—Dear Sir: I have repeated;y used
"I also prepare and have for sale a YEAST POW
DER, equal to the best, and for much less price.
I also prepare a LIQUID BLUING, now in use
by many of the beet housekeepers in the city, and pr >■
nounced by them to be \ ery superior.
L. H. BKADEIEL D.
Dniffifist, Atlautn, Gn.
Sole Agent for Geo. M. Hay's
Sure Cure for Intemperance.
msrl4-eodly
DR 0. S. PROPHIT r’S
Family Medicines.
CONSISTING OF Ills CELUBATED
LIVElt MEDICI N E,
Anoiliiu- Pain Kill It,
ANTr-BILI.IOUS PILLS,
-A.O-TTE PILLS,
ItysfHtery Cordial, Female Tonic
r-UIUF-VING FlliljS
1 IHE excellent rvmedle# of O. 8. Pro phi it, M. D.
. need no recommendation, their well-known power
iu removing the diseases peculiar to our Southern cli
mate having already established for them an envub.e
reputation in Georgia and the adjoining States. Asti:,
minority of persons living in the South are predlspo^ l
Ate ’ ‘ of the Liver, it is granted by all intellig.'M
that important organ. Prophitt’i Liver Medicine and
Anti-Billions pills strike directly at the root of the en!.
They cure the Liver, which In nine cases out of ten,
at the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Oollc, Sick
Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Menstrual ob
struction*, etc., so common among our people. Eai -
ache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism, Ncursic.n,
and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PropliitfN Pain Kill It
S EVEN-TOP Turnip Seed. RuU Bogs Turnip Seed.
Purple Top Turnip Seed, While Top Strapped-
Leaved Turnip seed, all for sale bv
MARK W. JOHNSON,
Guano and Com mission March ant. Broad street.
Jy 15-dly
V. S. Mnrhnl's Sale.
rncK U. 9. Marshal, Northern Dnrr. or Ga. 1
Atlanta, Go., Aug. 2, 1869. )
Y virtue of a writ of rendition! oxpouas, issued
county of Fulton, the following property, condemned
as forfeited to the United States, to-wtt: One (1) barrel
whisky; one (1) wagon aud harness. Terms cash.
GKO. B. CHAMBERLIN, | ■
/'lEOUGIA, HARALSON COUNTY.-Whereas, Jo-
II eeph II. Brown, administrator of J. M. King,
epreaents to the court In his petition, duly filed and
entered on record, that he has folly administered
King's estate :
This is therefore to cite all person's concerned, kin-
. If any they <
July, 1869.
July20-m6m
/'I EORQ1A, HARALSON COUNTY.—Wheraas, Kliaa-
VI beth Perryman, administratrix of the estate of
M. A. Perryman, represent* to Ui* oourt in her peU-
two. duly filed and entered on reoord, that ah* has
fully administered Perryman’s estate :
This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin
dred aud creditors, to shew nans*. If any they can
why said administratrix should not be discharged from
July. 1869.
July20-m6m
A. D. WOODS, Oadtnarv.
Printer's fee $4 5U
rvmm States Distbict Coub
rpHt session of th* United Motes DUtriet Court ter
I the Honthern District of (Horsts, ter the Aoguot
Term. Is poateonod to tee second Monday la October
next at M o'clock A. M.
Jurors, witnesses and others Interested, will taka
By order of th* Judge.
jnlyto-wtlteuglO
'VT0RT8IKN DISTRICT OF GBORGIA—
^ Atlanta, Oa., April IT, im
Oesto In sold district, who baa been a
sugi-w3w
hereby
ABNER
any otboi chronic
Propliitt's Liver Medicine.
It is safe and reliable; pure Vegetable, and a lion Id
ready for use at any and all times. Price $2 a bottle-
33 1-3 per cent, discount by the doxan bottle* or more
If you get snake bit, use
PROPlirrT’S PAIN KILL IT.
internal and external. If you have a fresh w ound
any sort, um» the PAIN KILL IT. It you get dog I
apply the PAIN KILL IT.
DR. O. S. PRO PH ITT'8
Anti-Billious Vegetable Pills
I’liiKiiiivc and I'ebrifUKC,
all Febrile ami f
DR. O. 8. PROPHITTft
V EG ETA III. K AG IE l>l l.l
safe aud reliable for all to take at auy t
UK. PROraiTT‘8
that doss in«llc*b>d
Female Tonic,
PURIFYING PILLS
The Purifying PUU sad Fcmal* Tonic are associat< .1
tegether aa a mil preparation, as you see iu the Bll!-
n»*T bare given perfect aatUteotfon to my practice!,.
the teat twwity yeara. In all c'Oses that they are rccom
forlhe FIBh may be token in connectioi
Vtthtee Uver Medlstee. without th* Tunic, sb.n
teere ta say indication for there, sueh a* Shortness o.
Breath, SwelRngortbe Feet orfaa^ or a Pale, Weak
Mate of tea Blood, er a Flabby state of the Muscle*, H *
generally follow Fever and Chills and Fever.
All sf the above Medicine* sold by Druggists and
Marehqnte generally Ugo ug beet the Southwest.
K-l-lu. A Eoi. Cnril, * Uojd.
WU«n. 1V»1« »lOo., CtUnl^ Ov
I'r-l^rnH olT *>» DH. 0. H. PROPDITT
All Ui. abov, nwdlM for Ml. bj 0oT, “* te “' u *'
L. H. BRADFIELD,
WHOLESALE URl'GG 1ST.
WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, OEOKUIA.
merit -eodly