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doubt hjor o«ai. (von DM »tow For seek »|MN of 10 tints or loo*, lor Us* first lusts* Ua*. $1. uf lor each Mbo^uMl lusertiou M cento T« Unas ofMjW neufft***!, Off t« ^HlTaloM >* #P**. Term* mU, Mar* or m isaisad ifWr Mm Aral la- 'alBtaagjwWBggsW' All e-lv irttoanasaU. or aeUee* ol advertisements, uuAer "Ckty Budget," »n> efiargsefils at ths rot* ot Tkim nu cunts a tta* (or each Insertion. Mg tVMtf otnte par line for Aral Inaertlou, and 10 otaU for TjAjBkjnjDom ItStentvtmUit i ' quarter. Mam a State eepecUUj THE EHA OFFICE ■ n r»« VkilHoiSSHlS aMi SStfirWiiao uoid un> VMiTUm. ■**W*te BffFfteUiK Commanding Department of the South. FU80MAL STAFF. Brevet Ltaatefiant Colonel Ji. ,W. South, Captain It. 8. Army, Aid-ile-Camp. Brevet Captain J. O. Telford, let Lieuten ant U. 8. Army, Aid-de-Cbpft>, department staff. Brevet Colonel J. H. Taylor, Assistant Ad- juhaMBt Stcr*i l ^j Ag^y. Ad Brevet Majer MeAl tfofthaa^ufMfo U 8. Army, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen oral. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel B, Me*. Hndooe Major U. 8. Army. Acting Assistant Inspec tor Oeneral. tor Qenei Major Henry Ooodfellow, Judge Advocate U. S. Army, Judge Advocate. Oapt. John T. Mackey, U. S. Army, Assistant to Judge Advocate. Brevet Brigadier General T. J. Haines, Commissary of Subsistence U. 8. Army, Chief Commissary. Brevet Colonel A. 11. Eddy. Major And Quar termaster U. 8. Army, Chief Quartermaster 1st Lieutenant Eugene B. Gibbs, U. 8. Army, on duty in office of Chief QaartemMster. Brevet Brigadier General W. J. Sl'.an, Surgeon E. 8. Amy, Medical Eircctor. Brevet Brigadier General John J. Milhau, 8ur- geon U. 8. Army, Attending Surgeon. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel David Ta/gart, Paymaster U. 8. Army. Chief Paymaster, of fice at Charleston, South Goolinu. Major T. 9. AHisbn. Paymaster u. S. Arniy. 1st Lieutenant William M. Wallace, U. c Army, Acting « gnal Officer. RAILROADS. Change of Bchcrinle on the Georgia Hall- • ."»*• .(li -'ii,. { Gr.oar.iA Railkoad, Augusta, April 9,1869. Ou sn<i after Sunday, April 11.1809, and nntil further notice, th" Pna&msee Trains will r o as IoUowh: dat traim, (Sundays excepted) Leave Augusta 7:00 a Leave AilraU — - 5:00 a. m-R? Arrive at Jtagttam 8:40 p. Arrive at AUauU...... 6JO p. m. I— Leave Atlanta.. . ... .• 4.v p. r.i. ...J:40p.Tu. 5:30 a m. Ga., must take day Passenger Train from Augusta and Atlanta. PaMdigera for West Point. Montgomery, ftelnfa, Mre bile and New Orleana must leave August* on night Paesengcr Train, to make close connections. Passengers for Nashville. Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis, Lnuiavilla aaAftt U>irf* t-aa lake either tiate and make close connections. Through Tickets and Baggage checked through to the above places, CHANGK OF SCHEDULE. KO CHANOI or CASS BETWEEN SAVANNAH, A Cor ST A AND MONTOOMEBY, ALA. O^ICE Vf Matte* OF TnaxfroaffffiioHJl Cektbal Bailroad, Satanvau, Aug. 14,1969. On and after Sunday, 10tb Inst, Paasai ra the “ ffiMeteed. That said provision of the charter of the oily he atrktiy euforced at the ensuing vlectlon for sad member* of the City Council. . MW^gffgrjag% t> «a be authorised to raosive single tax from all delta- ■M ap to the day of election, and on that day; sad — - fiTf* II Kov^uilier 22d. 1WW. - H. 1». LOVE. Clerk. j.ei, sruAia. | 4. r. umdl , WILLIS ft CO., BANKERS Hurt C1U,UTKKAI. BROKERS, COTTON FAOTOHS AMD ItEAL KSTATE AGENTS. the former office of Georgia Loan and Trust Company, broad street, Atlanta, Georgia, B-EFERENCBS: Georgia National Bank, Atlanta National Bank, and Georgia Loan and Trust Company. nov 20 lm . HA SWELL. I J. M. HAEWELL. | L H. HARWELL ft CD., 9OTTON TAOTOR* * /AW> It ' I COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Fire-Ur V that they hare secured tho Warehouse 1 advanaes wifl be made on ootton or produce b k^T fgyi HAjriHfl QbAIUA A>UIS»X XMk 17H m rtND rflfb tnetk akVaiSaoe TO feJ ' a a#a» OODNSELLOB AT LAW, BOLICITO* BEFORE T cur claims, aa, 478 h street, washinutoh. 1 NOTICE TO Httilrond ContractorH. mber 1st, 1869, proposals will be “ * — —*—ion, Bridg- „ .-3 miles) of this road. All neoeaaary Information can bo had by application to this office- B. Y- SAGE, nor 11-tildecl Chief Englii ;< PH (KMX LUMBER YARD Opposite Georgia Railroad Depot, ATLANTA, GF.ORGIA. FRAMING LUMBLR, Dressed ud M»toh»d Flooring nnd Ceiling, ALL VARIETIES OF DRV LOMBER, Sliiugloa nncl Unttaa. Li.i.ibt-r Htwed to-order upon short notice. ORDERS FILLED FOR Hash. Itaors, and minds. A LANDSBERC A CO., » 5-c—oct 8—dly Proprietors. A. Ad UAtlLDtHti, Attorney ml Jaw, AND U. 8. CLAIM AQ1 NJ 1 , H AVING made, through their agents in Macon, Ga. xrrsagtksanta with an exptlhfnced aud reliable in Washington City, wflfaftefta to the collection of all United States soldiers' claims, WHITE or COL ORED, for back pay and bounty. Also, pensions for coloredsokliara, widows or chUdsep, qaartermaalDr'a md after Sunday. 16tb Inst. Passenger Train* Georgia Central Ballmed will ran aatotknra: MLeave gavjnnak gT Arrife at Macon .. .5:9 Arrive at Eatnnton 1 ?3S£ Connecting with train that leave a Augusta at 8:45 ; DOWN DAT TRAIN. Leave Macba....f.t.A,.,4. Connecting wltli train that lei Ml:*/ 6:39 p. atH;45 Leave Harannali 7:20 p. in. Connecting with train that learoa Augusta at 9:33 p, ao. DOWN NlOirr TRAIN. • L ‘ Ia*t« Macon 6:26 p. m. Leasw MHtedgsrMte 4*0 p. m. Leave Eatonton... ...2:40 an. j Connecting withtfaioB thatftave Aatasta at#-.ftp. m. A. M. Trains from Savannah and Auguste, and P. M. Trains from Macon, connect with MillcdgevlUe Tiain from Savannah and Augusta with Trains on Sount- weatern and Muscogee Railroads. [Signed] WILLIAM ROGERS, Acting Master of TranapoHation MACON & WESTFRN RAILROAD.- r PASSENOER.' Arrives at Atlanta.. 1:49 r. M. 7 :U , HV> r. *4 J ■■ ut Lnn. AU.11U .......7:18 f. m. Arnv«M k. Arrives at Allante October 3d, I860. -*A;4S a. U. M. W. BHOMMON. Master Transportation. ASIRAI. OIL nsliag 03—Stiicily FFF° ’ ga. ^ ^ BSIbs. % 0 *>»»• «U*4 ) ; 1 i:: StowArt’a Flour, * millers arn no 1 genuine Stewart none of the BBu laid amMte ' n!a atal- WiratoWnllK dfcrt of groan. Ml oaste about the face, ooastent dull aehlnk natna about the head, weigh tin th. fowar stomach anS Sack. ■uH allowed to go on "green atcknai ».lo|»d, lb, hudjebt, h««n,. with lob ol ».Ko^,<iubi a tabi B , M-bul ^ > K0 . m 00 rdiab for iooil, lou of Rwb, lunfMn, Rot- wnral »opii picture, but it is iha ooadltion « * ' wbb are hr WORTHY OF ATn nr ion, ^ To Dr. Thomas JL Hurley ■ I hereby certify that during last year I was attacked I 1th the ague whilst in Vickaluirg, Miss., aud nu*d I mlar medicluea with but temporary relief. K home iha disease retiirue<ilii a worse lyjie, . wheu my medical atteudant ordered quin ine iu large doeee— frequently aa high aa 60 g I -, and which must have ooet me nearly f li ‘ Dr. Smith, of LoutsvlUe. aud found foet restoration of Urn general health. UM, bowevar, prudaat, and ic evory caae more certain to^cwp^tl tte the Farsi I'ny—A sure, sate aud praotlcel e b»'af&r'VittCitt, Btoek Kaiser, Gardener and i OaMmfist, By this book yearly proftte may be doubled, land Increased in value, poor men made r" and honest tabor rewarded English and Germs Everybody bays it coo hundred sold in a few te thine. Hundreds in a tingle township. Agents flodno batter work during the Fall and WlnU to «o with lb. »«» rmRUm <H tkU Aml In ou. iu.ar.i*jnl«d rod. II)»«r kudmnirfbnidow k>» our ,ood*. «. will (iMlIr am iBRiitrb. or til loar ordor* direct, or IT-* Jo* tta Boo. of tto *«r- Mtdr.lerirbolmil.oof Aw - lFFiicm * usswiu, . ruuxioi Sole owner, ol Colburn', end Rod Jacket t wVaasa-. WATCHES AND Hllrer-l’Utoj w» ,rOU ‘ h * to A Abdb.,,0, p.-0bM«, WBECt ^ JE W tL# In smaller doses for a week 1 atne will not require any aid to keay the bowel* in good order; should the patient however requira a ct- diartic medietas, after haring taken three dr four doe- da of the Touta, a tingle dote of BULI/ft v^OBTABIJE FAMILY PILLS wlll M snffieianL ft Mr. JOHN BULL'S Prlno»pai;Offiooi L Louis. 1 A trial la all we ask. -■•mm Price Sold by Atlanta. Ga., December 29,1869. Dr. J. Braur 1 eld. Dear Sir: I take pleasure In Mating that some time previous to the late war. I need, with the utmost suooeaa, on a servant girl, your FE MALE REGULATOR, prepared than at Brad hold's b.y.-- toCTw- Will _ ln-law, Professor Rutherford, of”Athena, ’Oa. This woman bad, 1 think, been diseased for six years.- Blie was a houao servant, and seemed cured up to the tiipo of "freedom." X do not hesitate to indorse your preparation for the purposes for which you recoin mond it. Yours truly, JNO. C. WHITNEB. STATE OF GEORGIA. Troop Coditty. 5 This is to certify that I have examined the receipt of Dr. Joseph Bradleld, of this county, and aa a mod- ioal man pronounce it to be a combination of Medi cines of graat merit In the treatment of all the diseases of females for which he recommends it. This Decem ber 11, 1868. WM.P. BEABLPF.M. I). Mohnttille, 1868 Dr. J. Bradpield—Dear Sir: I have much pleasuie in saying I have wltneaeod the moat decided and lup- Mocwtvtlle, 1-68. D*». J. Bradpield—Dear Sir; I have repostedly used in my fkmify, your Female RegulAfer, and have in ev ery case, met with compete success. Q.U DAVU. 1 also prepare and have for sale a YEA8T POW- ; DEU, equal to the beat, and for much loan price. «g- 1 also prepare a LIQUID BLU1NO, now in use 1 by many of the beat housekeepers In the city, and pro nounced by thorn to Ih> very superior. L. II. IIKADEIELD, D r "Ssl-t, Af lmiln, Gn. at>!«.<rat t>rGw>. M. H»y’. Sure Cure for Intemperance. 1 , • time, iha advertisement of Hurley r s mil. PO1.0C. j.u will b. lalljiMtorTS Kir^Tn^lT? lTSJS cmm Id whkh 1. nil Huidi hw boa .steiiilialy uMd for apirard. Wt ‘ of IWBUtj yonu by uuuij of lb. mo«t oiiwrlouiwd .nil •ooooMfal |.hjMolua ol OwswU. DB - J Hl‘Alfrig.DB^ JEMA1J at of Hurley’s Ague Toole ap and I determined to give it a .. * one time I . r . __ it acted witL equally hsppy results, and would oertalnly re- commend it as preferable to any other tonic before tlie public. JAMES MARTIN, Engineer. Louisville, Ky., June 16, 1805. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. andjMH starve been poputaP. Other ml iiMigg the F*a Dealers will know the ge flour by the above 1 HADE MARK. For sale by P. h Q. T. DODD A OO. CHANCED SlOES, ND by so doing, I have obtained •’a new building, on the pleasantest aide of Whitehall street, at No. I, Just over the way from my former location, which TO BENEFIT DR. 0. S. PROPHITT, ATLANTA,mCEORCI A, Ml 4 bta MlBbnM FAMILY JMEDICINES* ICONSMiniOOTEIR LIVER 9IEDICINK, Anofline fain Hill It, ANT -lilLUOUNlULLH, -A.Q-TJI3 PILLS, nyuritlrry Coni I ti I, Female Tonie PtmawriNO PIEiZiB, * As heretofore, and will attend to all busincaa in his line that comes to his office. Will preHcrlbe tor patients wheu consulted, and «■ Smlne any that con.c to bia office at any time, (8m> days excepted.) Will treat secret diseases of all kinda. Special alien |F KM A LW DIN K AHKWJ Both fcub' and chrouiijutr., ito. Prompt Atte htfonrGiven to all Orders. WITH IODIDE OF POTASH. Dyspepsia, fcryslpells. Ferns rrxalsrHIri, Flstala, all MMIn Dlaeaeee, Liver Vo as plaint. Indigestion, riles, Pnlmn- [Louisville, April 4.1860. Hurley’s Sarsaparilla is what it la represented, and I believe it the most wonderful medicine before the £ ubllc. Nothing under the heavens could Induce me > say so without proof of the strongest and sorest kind; therefore I apeak willingly and positively c mttatft. My daughter has been afflicted with akin disease aud stiffiiesa of the joints for several years. 1 cm" ployed the principal physlciena of the city and they could not cure her. 1 gave her your Sarsaparilla not expecting It would do m*ch good, bat to my great as tonishment she rapidly got well, and thank God con tinues so. Had she been taking any medicine 1 would not giye this certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, the only remedy employed, leaves no doubt oi its ruedl- oal qualities, and that it alone cured her. (Signed.) LUKE REYNOLDS. Any person requiring the truth aud honeaty of the statement, will And me at my residence, corner Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville. HURLEY’S POPULAR WORM CANDY. Messrs. James Ruddle A Co.—Gentlemen—It gives - b great pleasure to sa\, after using all the other *’ * a fo me. with but worm remedies known ! me, with but partial * a. nm wr . bare become quite and ainea nstng It say well and healthy. The children would eat It all* the time. It is one of the best, safest remedies known, and aa such, recommend it to one and all. JAS. W. TRAVIS. Louisville, June 13,1868. HURLEY’S STOMACH HITTERS. Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, Is digestion, ar Dyspepsia, Want of aeftWa of th* Liver or Disordered gtoinael \pare in removing these distressing complaints. For aalt- ~~ can be had at any drag store In the United Slates. JAMK8 RUDDLK A CO., IHTTH . AW Proprietors. Louisville, Ky. Taias. Ruddle ft Co., Lontaville, Ky.: Gentlemen This la to certify that I have been lor years a suffer*-; and tried all the tonics I have beard of or seeu ad-rei Used, with little or no relief from any of them H my surprise aud Joy, before I finished I felt e great deal better and firmly belleva that two occasions it wm the means of saving sad prolong ing my Hie. X coosafoatidtasly reoommended them to “ sufferers aa the best BiUera known, and advise | ■ — A. Hurley's and have s you think proper, if it Louisville, Ky., December 10,1968. JOHN W. DIXSON. VvojiUUI'm liucv; MtMllcine* Has Iha advantage of almost any other preparation ol medicine that acta upon the liver. It te in the form of a Fluid Extract— ready for use at all times, day or night, and can be carried to any locality in America, winter or summer, as It will neither sour or fneae at any temperature that a bumau bring can occupy ; li not too strong for children, or too weak for the o*t robust. Tharc is no trouble about lakiag It, only NOTICE TO MOTHERS. DR. SEABROOK’S INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP. ^ Use in the future only SKABKOOK’S, a combination quite up with tha advancement of the age. Pleasant to taka, harmless la Its nation, efficientaad reliable in all caeca, luvalnabfo in the following dteeaeoe: Hummer Complaint, Irregularities of the bowels, Reativeaeea, Teething, he. Gives health |o the child «Ml rttt to thr mother. Mo, 40 Fifth Crush Street** lioulaivillo. HLoxttuolx.7 Hull’s Worm Destroyer. Toma United Seales and World Wide Readers. and medical men. aa my almanacs and various public cations have shown, all of which are genuine. The following letter from a highly sducated and popular physician in Georgia, la certainly one of the moat sen sible ooinnau nioetiim* I have over received. Dr. Olein ant knows exactly what he speaks of, and hi* testimo ny deaorvea to be written in Ietteri the Doctor says of BULL’S WORM AOKNTI-UUft MKW Plotoriul Family BH»lo, The Host Contalne more than 1,600 large and au- Pepolar thentic Illustration*; 60.000 reference*. ami directions for the profitable reading of Profitable the Scriptures, chronological end genea- or all logical tables, tables of measures. Books, weights, coins, etc., a beautiful family record and family album, etc., etc. It la pronounced by competent Judge* to be superior to all other edi tions of the Holy Bible, for the use of families, minis' tere, atndeots and others. Our agents are having an unprecedented harvest For circulars and particulars, addresaJOHN K. POTT Kit * CO., Fubllsh- era, 014 4c 017 fiaaseoaa street, Philadel phia. TWO MONTHS F H II H I HBB! The Most Popular Juvenile Nagaslat la America. PJoth 1 nft 0ootiozxal, Wotliinft WootArlaii• THE LITTLE^ CORPORAL. Entirely Original and First-Class. before the last of November, will receive tho November and December Nos. of 1869 FRKK. THE LITTLE CORPORAL has a larger circulation than any other Juvenile Magazine in the world, and is bettor worth the price than any other magazine pub* died. Because of its ini men so circulation, we are enabled to furnish It *t the low price of ONE DOLLAR a year; single number 12 cents; or free to any one who will try to raise a dub- Beutlful premium* for clubs. Sub scribe NOW. Back numbers can always be sent. Ad- dross ALFRED L. SEWELL h CO., Publishers. Chclago, Illinois. ROSADALIS, BLOOD PURIFIER. Cures Scrofula fo all its various fo< ms, such as Consumption In Its earliest stages, Enlarge men t and Ulceration of the Gtandee, Joints, Bones, Kidneys, Villsnow. Walker Co., Ga., Jans 29,18. atrary to the stance to have the wjsbed-fur efloct. I pretty large oountry practice, ami have d some article of the kind. I am free to confess that I know of no remedy recommended by the ablest authors that la so certain and speedy in its affeota. On the cootmy, they are uncertain in the extreme. My ob ject in writing yon la to find out upon what terras 1 can get the inodlcine direct from you. If 1 can g«' upon easy terms. I shall use a great deal of it. I '—•- -TUctasia aware that the use of such articl D’s, but I see flo just cause or good llscarding a remedy which we know to bw efficient •imply because we may be Ignorant of Its combination, F.>r my part, I shall make It a rule to use all and any moans to aievtate suffering, hnmanlty which I may be able to command—not hesitating becaueo so; more Ingenious than myself may nave learned feet* first, and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However, I am by no means an advocate or supporter of the tnouaauds of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all man ner of disease to which human fleth la heir. Please reply soou, and Inform me of your best terms. I ai air, most respectfully, JULIUS P. CLEMENT. M. D. HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870. UNTAINING a Fairy Story for Christinas. Plays, Puzzles and Wonders. 16 large pages, illustrated. ^t FREE on receipt of 2-cent stamp for postage.- ADAMS U CO.. 25 Broomfield street, Boston, Maas. W OMEN of New York; or THE rNDEILWUlUiO OF TI1K 11 RE AT C1T Y .—The sins of overy class of society exposed. Avoid tho Railroad to ruin. Signals of danger are up. More mouoy In it for live agents than any other book. Takes throe preaaea all th* time to print fast enough. One agent took 178 orders In IU days. 740 pagea, 46 illustra tions. Price, $3 00. Agents wnnf ed. Address N. Y. BOOK CO.. 146 Nassiu street, N. Y. k H l lW? dress HUNTER A OO., Publishers. Hinsdale, N. H. aud J. 8. Cantwell. . - . - advance. Premium to new subserf bers. Bend for specimen. Address WILLLAM80N A CANTWELL, Cincinnati, Ohio. COMMON SENSE!!! •get lng Machine of the day—makes the famous “Elastic Lock Stitch’’—wHl do any kind of work that can be done on any machine—100,000 sold and the demand 'ittoburgb, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. ^riTAU 6PANGLED IIANNElt.’V t O waves, better than ever. IHoh, * n< Ledger size, 40 columns. Wit, Hub**. Fun, bugs exposed. Elegant |3 steel pi** - “Evangettoe gratis to every subscriber. 0*V *« rents for a whole year—ateri plate PKf.ts. Specimen* 6 cents. Ad- dress BANNER, Jttuadale, N. H. BULL’S SARSAPARILLA. A Csood Ueason^foi’ the Captain’* Faith. Bbrtoh Bajuuck’s, Mo., April 30, 1866. Db. Jobm Hull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency qf your Sarsaparilla and the healing and beneficial qualities it possesses, I rend you the following state- • moment ainoe I v ot sit up wounded. I am shot through hlM. My general health is Impaired, and I need aothlng to assist nature. I have mors faith In your iruaparlll* than in anything else. I wish that that ia raulno. Please express me half a dosen bottles, and Dlige, Capt C. P. JOHN8GN, Rt. Louis, Mo. P. 8.—The following was written April 30, 1865. by Mrs. Jonnle Johnson, mother of Captain Johnson: Dm. Bull—DaarSir: My husband, Dr. C. 8. John •n, was a skillful surgeon and physician in Centra •w York, whare he died leaving the above C. P. John son to my care. At thirteen years of age, ku had a Chronic diarrhoea and scrofata, for which I gave him | mm Sarsaparilla. It ourzd mu. I have n years reconi mended It to many in New Ohio and Iowa, for acrofuta. fever sores Very anxious for my for my son toagaiu hava recourse to your He la fearful of getting a spurious article, fiance bis writing to you for it His wound a were ter rible, out I believe lie will reoover. JENNIE JOHNSON. ira my Intentions—just coma and. buy. 1 yqn- ii the lowest price. T f II O I. fHE PEOPLE SVIiOJ* ADSlliVl&TK.VlOK’K SALK. B HHYrlrtui- .T ii. iorfltr ftom Ih. Opvl.t ol OMIiurr of liiroi.ou county, will Mi w>ld on th. first Tn»- StoesissftKRaMrra wanft'MBte m. Tmmtnnu known on th. ol ,l “ ."kanari Kansas... Are Hading out that a c*ad Boot cr 9Mu Is th# efisspr ' ‘ fi 1- sold at my house for cash onlyt 8 THAN A FORTUNE. c , I. T., BANKS, tovlte 6* «4WMUhttH CRAPE VINES. - tF fcmplM ntfiy ofloo. THE BOTTXsH and drink It whenever you may want It. It has gained a very high reputation in every locality it has had a fair and honorable chance to pr ~ o provs Itself, at any point I3ST AMERICA L w ij 1 j. \ I rt I I | t j) and It has bean used In every Stale south of Ms'lns and Is alike applicable to disorders of the Liver and Digestive Powers t all places yst tried. TrAvaltufc psrtfes, North and outh, carry it, and find tha happy effects of it In a liraatr . Ths above named madictnea prepared only O. S. PROPHITT, Cornu, Walton and Broad Streets. Attante GA- fioa 3-s (marli-oodly Nashville, Tknn., Feb. 12, 1858. Jas. Ruddle A Oo., Xxntisvills, Ky.—When living I your city 1 need several bottles of Dr. Beabrook’a h lent Soothing Syrup, aad found It to do say child more good audit would rust batter after using It than any other remedy I ever tried. I oaa say with confidence. It Is ths baa* medicine for children at preeent known. I wtob you would get the druggists here to keep It. II one does, please let me knoe; II not acud me dozen by express, and I will pay for it at the offloe here. Writ* me when you send It. and «>bHge MRS. SARAH L. RAN DO LI DR. SEABROOK’S Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and Oalisaya. This elegant oomlfLation possesses alt the toxzo properties of Peruvla i Bark end Iron, without tho dls- agrveble test* and bad affects of either, separately or in other preparations, of these valuable medicines. It should be taken lu all oases when a gentle tonic lm preeeion is required after oonvahMOecfoe from Pit* I or debilitating diseases, or la those distressing Irregu larities peculiar to female*. No female should be witbl 8m J23T ? **T , f? fTT“! *“ James Ruddle & Oo., PKOPRIETOR8, Laboratory A’o. 41, Nnltitl Street Louisville, Ky, All me above goods for sale by RED WIN* a FOX ATLANTA QtJh. * fowl/ THE CELEBRATED STEWART COOK STOYE ! Tho Best in tlie World! Ovor 10,000 lzx TT«o! FULLER, WARREN & CO., EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS, TROY, N. Y., fig-Descriptive pamphlet wont free. _ _ KNIT—KNIT—KNIT. AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell thu AMERI CAN KNITTING MACHINE the only practical Family Knitting Marine ever invented. Price $26. Will knit 2,000 stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN KNIT TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mata. ,or 8t Loula, Mo. THE MASON ft HAMLIN ORGAN CO. WINNERS OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION (MEDAL, WHO HAVE UNIFORMLY BEEN AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS, AT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS IN THIS COUNTRY, So that tlielr work la the acknowledged a dard of < ire lienee in its department, respectfully announce that, with extended and perfect facilities, and with the exclusive uae of recent improvements, they are now producing yet more perfect organs than ever before, In great variety aa to style and E i rice, adapted to all public and private uses, for Draw ing Rooms, Libraries, Mwaio Roc ms, Conoert Halls, facilities for manufacture t rork. The recent improvements in these organa have so icreased their usefulness and popularity that they re unquestionably the most desirable instruments ob tainable for fhmily use, aa well aa Churches, Schools, lie., while tho prloes at which they cau be afforded ($60 to $1,900 each), adapt thorn to the means and re quirement* Of all classes. They are equally adapted to secular aad sacred music, are elegant as furniture, oo cupy little spece, are not liable to get out of order, (not requiring tuning once, where a pianoforte Is tuned twenty times), are very durable, and more easy to SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FOBMS. of Womeui Uh of Appetite, Sick He.ilaclte, Liver Complaint, Fain In Ike Back, la- pradeaec Ik Life, Gravel, Oenertl bad health, uid.all dimuea ol the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, It la a perfect reuor»U>i . HOB A DA LIS eradicates overy kind of humor aud bad taint, and restores th* entire system to a b salt by It ia perfectly harmless, never producing the slight est injury. It is not a secret Quack Remedy. The siUeles which It Is made are published around each bottle. ItecouinMutled by the Medical Family ami rtiftny lliouBAndfl of ©nr befit cltixcu*. fig- Fur taatiroonlals of remarkable cures, ace •*Ro sadalia Almanac’’ for this year. Prepared ouly by Dra. Clements, Riven k Co., Man ufacturlng Chemists, formerly J. J. Lawrence k Oo. Baltimore. Md. For sals by DruggUta everywhere. Jy 18- CITY BREWERY. FECHTER & IMEROER IProprlo toL-s3.l PR EM I UM, ’LA QERmB&ER ■ SEND IN YOUR Of*DERS r KO COMPETITION SOW—IW» Settled. nov 7-lm net CASH p ai0Eo To sell as ow *• an* 1^,0^ North, Month, !•;«„ ^ W. fc.ve h-lt*r CcliHi., ,„ t ’ INB W4»on. wsjRSSJ— will ,l*o o„r , u,tnu,.-,, „, e I«eo*0»< n Our oul, TVFENTV.Qjfj, yE . In tl»« Jwriry Bosiness l n «... ■ lift h4Ve ‘"drtwS^*****^ Old Bstablishment of E t W£n*ve Bmi „; Bai than any HorsE ni 4 Repairing Watohei aad ocue-dlBi Liw iHlt|li THOMAS 0. SIMMS, 0®oe »t tlie ’ClotlilLg ate, ol V ^ Mlonla, ’.tteoru,. 1 ni thi mu on Knxlne L»th«, Plaiifn, Belt (rtim, rinht I Iritis, Xaelilnl*t.’Tkt,d ull Ih'srrljitloaR. A LSO, manufacture aud s*Q Wood-vsitik, ry of every description aad tottsuhv able Kngiuea and Boilers, lXtaalseJiIS Leather and Rubber Belting a ' “ CHAS. F. HABDWlCI.fi Application Letters of AdininiHtrfition. G EORrvA, DAWSON COUNTY.—To al< whom it may ^piioeru.— A. J. Kelley having filed hia petition in lPr »j*r form to me, praylag for letters of admlnistra- i, on the estate of Johnson Son. with Ledbetter. This is to cite all legacy interested in the execution of this application. r editor.' legatee*, and the ne: kiu, to bs and ap^jar at .as next December Ten_ _ the Court of Ordinary of said county, and show oauso, if any they can, why tetters of administration, with the will annexed, ehould not be granted to said A. J. Kelley. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 1st day of November, 1860. DANIEL FOWLER, Ordinary and Ex-Offloio Clark. Y 9-40dprafee$8 00 u» Nol 'Brandreth’a—no* ’Ayer’s’-^ r - BUT EJSIIR’S" IIIIIINil “Which is bound to take the plar* of til *&»»•»- ly vegetable Pitll (sugar coated) sod of ‘ " efficacy for Coativeneas, IndlKeatiou Dji aches. Nervous Debility, Liver Coapfiia {H edict Jmikt Positively the best Pill In th* W«U Thousands of Boxes new assd. All Druggist In ATLANTA sail tka. "Cold* and Iloarnc Try “t •star’s” Csush -Whooninir Dnnah^ Ac., t'ssf h "For Croups—Whooping Onught, A&7 Try -< ostar*s M Csua NOTICE. 11TII.L be sold before the Court House door, ia the v Y town of Buchanan, Haralson county, on the first Tuesday in Dscembsr next, between the legal hoars of sals, the following property, belonging to the sa T. H. Satterfield, lats of said county, deceased -. The plantation whereon he dlad. containing 200 acre*, more or leas, lying on the Tallapooa* river, eight miles east of Buchanan, 100 Acres in a high state of cultivation, 60 acres of fine river bottom tend, tober 18th, 1869. 8. M. *T. N. SATTERFIELD, oct 26 40dprafee $626 Administrators. A. ERGENZINGER CPBOLSTERER, And Dealer in Fumiturejand MANUFACTURER OF BEDDING Hunter street, three doors from Whitehall, ATLANTA GEORGIA. • 1 tiff, aad other style# at proportionate rates. For testimony to the superiority of their organs, the Mason k Hamlin Organ Oo. rasptotfally refer to the I mnalcal profession generally; a majority of th* moat prominent muaioaas In the oountry, with many of era-1 picnrc iu Kurope, having given public testimony that the Mason k Hamlin Organs excal all others. A circular containing this testimony in fuU will b* sent free to any one desiring U, also a descriptive cir cular, containing full particulars respecting these in- Istrumente, with correct drawings of the different styles and lowest pries*, which ar* fixed aad Invariable. Ad- MKTUnfffiflftftffiftlllMMI^^d BOLL’S CEDROI HiTTERS AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. .utH.i.rxit Tiretlmonjr of NmUnU Mm. StoMBT Powt, WUl. Oo., Ark., Itor M, 18M Dm. Jom mri.L—UcuiUr: {jutTVbrawr T wu im Ml sou-tn-taw who was wttfi ms in the store, has Hffiflmr^ “— 1 with rheumatism for s 8 Bitters, and eoo 0 found his general health S. wbofiaa b*#H tfi bad With, tried tham and fie also lmprovsd. ~ 1th for several '“ilwrtrtily, inkM>b«,«kl.t>, '.flTs L. H. BRADFIELD, DBUGQIST, WHUEUU.L HTSEKT, ATLAXTA, fiA \1T UtlOLT SywUoto.. Doolo, « KkUcmk 8«sl Jl on imemlpl afM ento. Ad<tma Dr. AA (.nttor of MMInl Oominon 8<o»). Mo. 110 Lriinmton An., omr Iu> yrnk n., ». ». 1HK MAU1C COMII will change any colored . hair or beard td permanent Black or Brown. On* tomb aent by mall for $1. For aala by Merchant* and ‘ -,r*||y. Address JtAQie Comb Company, Ayer’s Cat’aai'tic PiiLi, nti. 1 son is, tli.it it i < 1 11 1 . li.ii»le and I a. ..i.xv , :i tual lTineily ih.m s triod It, know that It cured thorn; flVuV wi!. !i not. know that it curs* thoir ueigllbeui and 0 s«-1 nun nil know UimI what it does queo it doo.t niw.i — that it nover ftll* through nny fault or negtci i iu comuosltiou.' \Yo havfi Uiomuiuda ujsou tu. sands of certtflcnfci* of their romnrknblu cures of tho lollowing complaint*, but such euros are known iu every neighborhood, and we ne«*d not publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions hi all climates; containing netthor calomel er any deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their anjrar coating preserves thorn ever IVush and makes AU Drugglste lu ATLo.TlA arj* “ C 0 S T A R ’ 8" Standard Prepari" ARK HIS B E A (ITIFIEI. THI ' BUCKTHORN SALT! “foatai* a ( Coat a r* "Costar* Address 1” Hat, ltoaeh,Ate.,Ex' 1” Urd Bag Kxtensjsaters. 1” (only pure) Insect Pswfor. Demas Barnes A Co.,21 Pirkfiw.l J. ATLANTA, QA REDWINE * FOX. •ge»n,«Un». fc l)JO-o SALE OF THI ConYodfrofo SlfitfB ijNrtftrr New tempo■ artlye«spti* GEORGIA TATE t _ brick, and in the moat v Confedarat* States, to be used a main portion of this building la *0 test), and »00 feet long by M extension at each and one story by 26 feet. It la located ab*ol«* from the eity of Macon, and — track of th* Maoon A Wsators This building being situated la IN ton-growing r«*ion of Georgia, ar to support machinery, th# sals < manta to capitalists and f ‘ Georgia now open* a fins I vestments. ^ lly virtu* of writ* of vendltioa*^ from the United 8t*tea Dlstrlel District of Georgia. I will tell t gather with 146 acre# of land\* iDWrtelO""!*- 11 nny qiuutlty. > harm run nri-« H orn thoir 1 Tltoy oporato by thoir poworflil Inflm ■* " 1 ’ ‘ 1 purify tho blood and stimula tho r oommlaalontta sell out , isr -fii LINES. Address IteteM Slues Wire Works, H WUUam st,, N. F.. OU — Work , Memphis mo flsm. tv * r TId .’urvsf. B -stand Cheapest V J- rejfi Wi n BY ALE. SBOCtlBA. Internal viscera „ p , v „ wv „ „ Into hnalihy action — remove the obatruclloiia of tho stomach, bowote, liver, find other organs of lire body, restoring their irregular action to health, 1 id by correcting, whorever they exist, t»n« h deranro- luettte as are tho first origin of disease. Minute directions are given iu tint wruiu»or on tl.e box, for U..» following complaint*, which iii,*«o 1‘lUo/apiilly cure: — ^NfuyspeiMlu or Isdigesflss, LUsIrs*. mom, Laaastor nml biw* «f .fi|*|*eritc, thev should be taken moderately to .-stimulate the Mto.n- ach and restore its hnnithy lone ntul action. Nor I,tvi*r C'ssniwlialnt uihI its various symp toms, III 11 <• n* II 1-nrl.ar lie. tilrls Iffeusliaclao. Jsuailkfl or tiivrs Niikncss, Mllloiu folic and IBillou* I'cvrrs, Utey should bo Ju diciously takim for eneh cafi>, to comvt the dtecasctl action or remove Uiu obskntotlonx which cause iL For UyaoHier.v or Ilhiri lioBa, but ouo mild dose m generally reqtnrmV. Nor ItlirHWStis'N, tiant, tiravol, INstisl- tutlsMs of (lie II corf, Psis la the hide Back uxl llxiy kIhmiM l» aonUnuou.ly Ukuu, h ngulml. Ic >.hann llw .IIm-^,0,1 kUoh or dUappear” fcl,c ” p naago those complaints T‘“} ••rlll.p they , . "J? . )“ l ? r »“ " nrt 0»<rt«nt iln.os to pro. dnee tho ofibet ora drastic purge. USSIKTS 1 ?*,* gh "" U} ** ukcn a 1iWS* 0 * 9 th S. , !r ,lr ^ 1 by sympathy. 1 ll/, take one or two FU/s to |ux»- a C « rolKwo tlie stomach. liAldJ’rafl 0 !!* 1 *° "^biulates the stomauh ami bow obi Into hcalUty setion, restores the appetite, 11,0 xyMefo. Hence it Is oKim id- swwCPSLT®*? •? •**<*»• derangement exists. UM»(rp«nJtof rrnnn,k ‘* SKtk ttio itlRO.- BA. J, a. ATMK A CO., mulct Clmlk, LOWKAU MASS., V. U. A. BoM tiy I.MK J> Fof, J. k ' ot public ooctloo befor. th, 0«*rt " CITY or tiet<rM0 U» kwftU boon tteo, First Tuesday in Deo*sN TERkH 01RH. RJo J 1 , hiuuh. Oh.. Ooloboc IRE M* x>». IixcazAtr* 'jOLDEN R® , oltO, O* >* ♦t.'ooo REWARD (or« which they foil to earn go. 1 •. KlCUAU'* PuHretTutoJ?Throot “J ou. or Skin Eroptlohl, OopP* uooo o( the Sclp, ' H rotor, ARorottro oo<t 1»00. SB diseas* lr<>» tk* 33Sbss»bss| tie. or two 0 ft Uw N.rrou. or Oworrol SSaBRffiSS&i Ator,” hlo«» in ^ lM * ni W V Lr. v sftk jyl-dU Md creditors, to shew onus*. If aav they ran, why said Administratrix ab'"lkl " oiSaUX’ Vhlo Mh By of A. D. WOODA^Ootowr. Frkrtor-oko Haralson Shsitf 8 ^ gii