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Newspaper Page Text’ sss&ss Sunday Morning. P«tc. IQ, iviUprodcii (It ing at 10^ o’clock, las® Tire noire of jJr. Tiros. M. Clarke was on- teredliy thlomon Thursday night and; robbed of cutlery To Ibcnmount^ of nno thousand dol- >!»«• ' J'\ , .. ' Two of-tiik NKOHOua—Bill Thompson mul Henry Brown—recently arroatted on n clmrgo of complicity in the nuirdor of Mr. drew, escaped from the Jail on Friday nlglit. Tlrelr escape >vas effected by unscrewing the bolts tbat l&tencd tiro hinges on the trap-door to their 'dungeon.— This done. tbe door was ' pushed aside,' when they had nothing todoi.biit get jibovc—knock a board ftom the gable end—ami jump to tile ground, a distance of some twelve or fifteen feet. The militaiy guard was aroused and reached the end of the Jail iu time to prevent thc’fci&»i«! df Bill Dennis, tire third man of the party arrested some days aga ; f Wo pail occasion soma days ago to refer t&bnd management somewhere In tiicse. jsirmatlerk-^ It Is unknown torn who arc properly respbnsb' Me for occurrences like the nbovc-^the civil or military authorities. Both have a hand in it, and we respectftrliy solicit an explanation in these columns. Wo said, in giving an account of. the recent escape of nine prisoners, 'tbSt the &npw jail whs a failure,’’and we oro more (linn oyer inclined to that opinion now.. Bettcr dlspchse with it altogether—it Isa ntgnlarjWe as matters are now managed. Somebody is responsible!—. Who is it? We should like to know, and this' community would like to know. Tub ladies of St. Philip’s Episcopal 'Church sre to give an entertainment on Tuesday evening, it the weather is favorable, for the benefit oftlieir Church. We desire to lipspcak for this most worthy enterprise the hearty support of our citi zens. It is known to all that this little church has been thoroughly dismantled, and that much labor and expense will lie necessary to. restore it to use. The congregation is smnil and their treasury is empty. A few ladies find gentlemen —having alone the good of the church at heart— sre preparing an entertainment of Tableaux and a Concert, that will prove acceptable to an audience however exacting or critical. We liave Iteen favored with a glimpse at the programme and pronounce It admirable in every particular. It combines rare humor with good music, both vocal and instrumental, together with recitations sad charades. The recitations will embrace lit erary morctaux, familiar to all, and admired the world over. Of the latter, “the Raven" will he a prominent feature. Some of the best amateur musical ability of the city will assist in the per formance, aud wo feel no hesitancy in saying it will prove a success. Aside from the worthy ob ject to which all will contribute who attend, wc are assured they will be amply compensated for the small expenditure. Wc hope to see a large aad appreciative audience. Never Again, Never ihe'll plly with the waxen doll more, Never twilit block-houses now on tho floor, Never set "visitor at the front floor"— Motor again. Iln ' 'Noror again. ■ Tell me who knoweat, where dwells her spirit now t Wean she a shining robe, bears she a crowned brow, And does she think or me—toll mo ranat thou— , j-.vV. •• Noveragain. , will that angel vfltce hU on my waiting car, a;., leiiin&ttahch her nroiibtlthoin I cannot Misnga hot dolli-hcr hsndshavo dreeied them | Poor waxen Images I She that caressed them— Will whisper tenderly as she had blessed Ibom. Weep If she thought her Street words bod dletreaa'd them Penitent kneeling when'she had confessed them— Never again; ■ ftl’i lllvlll WllU IllllllvfcPS Vnfv nsnl CplvBflCo| Theutake thorn up tori Her wd™ the woirbf mneKClose ,f»m the light will can for thomat her worlcor play- . . : ‘Noveragain. light Of day, AtlankvMaehlne Works AND" IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, GULLATT, butler & .00., Proprietors. mma ESTABLISHMENT having bceh re-built by. thp X present owners,!* prepared to execute all orders for The Manufacture and Sepair of: Machinery or ALL KINDS, SUCK AS Portablo and Stationary . , / . V-'. Steam Engines and Boilers, ■ \ ' OHstand Saw Mill Machinery, &c. ALSO, TO MAKE AT SHORT NOTICE, IKON AND .BRASS CASTING or ALL KIHOS, SUCH AS Building Fronts, Window Caps and Sills,.Columns, Qer- ders, Railings, Mill Castings, Sugar Mills and Boil er*, Pipes, IPnlloyeifcar Wheels and Ball-' road Castings of every descrip, tlon,Brass Work and Cast ings for Railroad Engines, Ac. We respectfully solicit business In onr line, and pro mise faithfully to execute all orders with- promptness and In a mXbner that shall give eatlstactlon, and on as fa vorable terras as any ntbercstabllshment. Patterns made whon required, erafd Brass and Oppnalte Depot of A. A W. P. Railroad. Tub kacino at the course ycstcnlay nftcnioon was lively, and notwithstanding the inclement state of tlic weather, there was a good attendance. Thu quarter/ace between Wldtnker’s black marc and Dr. S’s mare was an easy victory for the for mer. The milo heat between Wooten's buy linise and Whitaker's sorrel horse resulted in a defeat to the former animal. The sorrel evi dently grows in favor. In a subsequent race Green's mare was easily defeated by 30 feet by tlie sorrel. This last mile boat created great ex citement, and there was a considerable exchange of "greenbacks." The track was in good order, die sport good, and the afternoon pns3cd oft pleas antly. A Convention of the Internal Revenue As sessors and Collectors for the States of South Carolina, Alabama, Florida and Georgia, is to convene in this city on tho 20th inst., the object nf which is to regulate a system of assessments and collection of taxes. FIRE WORKS, ,&c., AT WHOLESALE. S, B. 0ATMAN & CO., Auction -and Commission Merchants, Konoli-Tree Street, H AVE received this day wimples of an cxtonslve stock of FIRE WORKS, to which they Invite the atten tion of "the trade." Any ordor* left with n» for these goods will bo here ready foi at once— Also, UU, I.I1I1UICB, . . I servo Fruits, Soda, Butter, Sagar and'other Crackers. M Athens Fonuiirv and Machine Works, ATHENS, GEORGIA. FACTURERS of Steam Engines, Circular. Mn- . lay and Sash Saw Mills, Mining and Mill Machi nery. We have an extenstvo collection of patterns for Mill and all other kinds of Gearing; Sngar Mills, Bark Mills, Iron and Brass Castings of every description. OFFER FOR SALEl Steam Engine, with Boilers—Thirty-Five Horse Power, "~y Mills, with Carriage Irons complete, —Planers II foot by STT Inches, . Chock and Dill Lathe, Messrs. Carroll & Dunn have received n fresh consignment of Flour, Corn, Salt, Candles, Crushed Sugar, Pepper and Spice. The above is In addition to their already large stock of mer chandize. If you want a handsome article of domestic soap, call upon C. I. Brown, on Decatur street. We have seen a sample and pronounce it excel lent. It is manufactured in this city. Tue new hat establishment of J. M. Hol brook will he found to contain a splendid variety of hats of the latest styles. His selections liavo been made with great care, apd his prices are reasonable. Country dealers will, find it to their interest to call upon Mr. Holbrook on Whitehall street. ^ Removal of tub Assessor of Internal Revenue.—Mr. Watson informs us that lie will remove his office Ciom Engine House No. 2, to to the room over the new Post Office, on Tues day, the 12th inst. Mb. William Evelyn, of New Orleans, an nounces a new Southern monthly magazine, to tie called The Cretcent Monthly. Among the regular contributors will be- William Gilmore Simms, Hon. John Forsyth, Hon. Vincent Ev elyn, of England, Prof. Dimitry, Prof. \V. S. Chase, Judge Alexander Walker, Judge Semple, John R. Thompson, Esq., D. C. Jenkins, Esq., Paul H. Hayne, Henry Timrod, James R. Ran dall, George H. Meek, Harry Lyndon Flash, John Eston Cook, and other well-known South ero writers. We unnerstand that a large sub scription list has atapady been procured, which, with Mr. EvelynVtaste and experience, will promise success to the enterprise. The first number will appear early In December, to bo In sppearance like the old Putnam'i Monthly. It can hardly fill of a warm reception throughout the South. Tui Richmond Times says societies for tho encouragement of Immigration are being rapidly established in all the Southern States. The suc cess of these enterprises Is so indispensable to all the industrial pursuits that, when under the aus pices of gentlemen of distinction, respectability end integrity, they will merit the attention of the press. We do not, however, deem the rapid multiplication of those societies half as Impor tant as that there shall be a great central society la each State, with ample capital, able agents and facilities for procuring imralgrantsand transport- log them directly ftom Europe to. tho Southern States. Societies thus organized have peopled the near Western ptatea wlflt a hardy and Indus trtous population. ^ r From Mexico, by way of Havana^ we learn that General Zulotga has been exiled to Frande hy order of Maximilian. A French War steamer has reached Matamoras with reinforcements for •he Imperial garrison at that place. The Em press Charlotte bps goneion, % n;visit to Yucatap A Washington letter says; - (>■•• There is reason to believe 'that 1 the English Government has made t> formal‘ dfemand upon i[r - Seward for the-suppteasion of all public Fenian demonstrations, .airi'Jhttt (ssntar' the Fenian movement, and the matter wao .con- 'Wered In thX&rcdn^RHlay. The Radi cals are getting somewhat uneasy. 1 SouTHEturena arc emigrating to other coun M»*.Pm£K5;«Kiw«_«Us« J**engers were Southerners going to Brazil tattle. THE iETNA GOAL YABD, ' ^lOR inpplylflft Atlanta and vicinity, at Retail, It Inca- Butler ft Peters' Old Warehouse, Opposite Western & Atlantic Railroad Depot. Orders left at the PmttbnUdings, corner of Whitehall aud Railroad, orat the Yard wltlba promptly attended to. Do not Ibrsct Etna Yard, Notice to Shippers of Cotton, orrici Whtton & Atlantic Railroad, i Atlanta, Ga„ Nov. 88,186S. f A LL persona shipping Cotton over the Western A At- JX. lanttc Railroad, are required to Insure the aame against Fire, at the same will, horn this time forward, he received at tho owner's risk, nnleaa nntlco la given the id to Insure for the benefit of tbe owner and at hia nr ovi£—tin ROBT. BAUGH. Sup't; ohunbne Enquirer, Macon Telegraph, and New Era, Atlanta,wulpublish for one monuLdsUy,and forward accounts to SuperintendentW. A A.-R. R, NOTICE. ITT ILL be aotd on Monday, the 18th Inatn at thS plan- 'IT tat Ion of Jae. n. wliaon. deceaied, three miles below Sandtown, all the perishable property of said do- ceased, conalittng of mnfea,cow», yoke of oxen, hog*, uiuuo. Term*—all under twenty dollar* cash,Mover twenty dollars on twolve months credit with security, ^ jJ d pun 8 C,u.lpay ,n en ,, or Intern... "fo- Thl, «,h dee#—datAwtt* Admlnlatrator. will bo hero ready for delivery In a fow day*. ,0*11 i and place your Oder*. Sample* now on exhibition. Box Candle*. Ralaina, Almonds, Sardines, Prc- ,rve Fruits, Soda, Butter, Sugar and'other C * ' Also, 100,000 lino and low-priced Clears. dec#—8t SPBJOIAL NOTIOSSr raTGoorstn Notional Bank of Atlanta.- Thts Bank will commence bnainoaa on Monday; Decern- bcr lllh, In tho Counting Room of Messrs. Clayton, Adali APnrso,and wlH v femovo to thulr now offleo nowbolrig erected on tbo alto formerly occnpltSd by the Agency ol the Bank of tho State of ..Georgia, near tho comer of Ala bama and; Whitehall' street*, about, the flrst of January pro*. ( JOHN-BICE, President. deelO—lw . B. L. JONES, Cashier. CW We have two or three excoUont Dwell* Inga, with from alx to nine rooms, well loentod, which wo aroanUtoriied, (forafow days) to sell for caah,tt leas than thotr value. JENNINGS A HARRIS, deetO—3t , neat Tront House. tars*. Philip's (P. BO Church.—Itov. C. W. Thomas I* expected to hold dlvlno service In this Cbvrehou Snnday morning next at lpjf o'clock. The Sabbath' Befool will bo cc-orgahlzed at 0 o'clock. - far Attention! TfltechnnlcFlro Company, No. a.—Thomembera aro'hereby notlflcd to inoet In cltl- zen'Vjhetii at thh’Engtno Houao, on. Monday, 11th Inst., at 8 o’elofttc, PpM.Mn the pnrpoio of electing officer* for the doinlflifyehr. ', . .A’., deeMt . -fc. t>. BODES, Soc'y. HTOtir Nocomity t-Yonr Opportunity.— Owing to the fact that tho lease on onr store expires on .the 81st of tho present month, wo arc obliged to offer onr stock of Dry Good* at such prices aB will Insure their ready sale, If you havo any lise for goods. Xow Is tbe time to bun cheap! Christmns I* coming. WEXEL A McBRIDE, (tec#—8t Peach-Tree street, opposite old Academy. t3nrq.<ho Voter* of tho Blue Ridge Cir cuit—Wo are authorized to announce the Hoh. GEOltGE D.RIOE a* a cahdldate'for re-election to tho Judgeship Ofjndd circuit. Tho cpuntlc* .of Cobh, Cherokee, Pick ens, Gltmor, Fnmtin, Totvits, Union, Lumpkin, Dhwson, Forsyth and. Milton .compose .the Oitqiitt. Election hy the people, ftrsf Wednesday InJaunary next. 1 ;• Marietta, Dec.-^,1865. doc#—td tSTFor^ptollcItbr-Gonoral.—wo are au thorized to andoanco GEO. S. THOMAS, Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Qa„ a candidate foe SoUtfltor-Gencral of tho Coweta circuihfomposed of the counties of Troup, Merlwcthor, Fayette,'fclayton, DoKalb and Fnlton. Elec tion flrat Wednesday Id January, 1600. dec7—td* C3P*JTndgeahlp .'Blue Rldgo CIrcult.-We are anthorized to annonico the-name of tho Hon, DAVID IRWIN as a candidate for Judge of tho Superior Court- of the Bine Rldgo Circuit,’ Including the counties of Cobb, Cherokee, Milton, Forsytb, Dawson, Lumpkin, Towns, Union, Gilmer, Fannin and Pickens. Election by tho people, on the first Wednesday In January next. decs—td. . Arrival.—Alexander & Everett havo Just received aline stock of Ladies' Dress Goods, Cords and Trimmings, wtdcli they nro closing out at greatly reduced prices. They nlso have on Hand a large stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats, which they ofTor for cost. Whltehnllstreet, opposite Beach A Root's old stand. dec3—tit* ^ &TRevenue Stamp* for Sale.—A largo supply of Revenue Stamps on band and for sale. All or ders promptly filled.' W. 0. WATSON, Assessor, decs—lm Office No. 3 Engine House. HTJnp. F. Fletcher, Phoenix Building, Decatnretreet, keeps constantly on hand, Ladles', Gents', Misses', Boys' and Childrens' Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of the best Philadelphia manufacturo; also, llals and Trunks. Give him a call. Prices to suit the times, decs—lm fyril you want to Sell a House and Lot, or a Vacant Lot, call on Jennings A narrls. If you want to buy a House and Lot, or Vacant Lot, call on Jennings A Harris. If yon want to sell or buy a Farm or Cotton Plantation, call on JENNINGS A HARRIS, Real Estate Agents, novao—tot Pryor street, opposite Tront Honse lot. tSTTo tho Voters of the Coweta Circuit.— The name of A, H. FREEMAN, of Meriwether, Is offered to the people of the Coweta Circuit for Solicitor-General, at.tho election on tho 1st Wednesday In January next. Ho will bo grateful tb hie friends In the conntles of De- Kalb, Fulton Clayton, Fayette, Meriwether and Troup for their suffrages. novSO—td tSTTo the Peopleoirthecoweta Circuit.— We are authorized to announce tho namo of Col. W. 11. HULSEY ua a candtdato for Solicitor-General of the Cowetn Circuit, composed of the conntles of DeKslb, Fnlton, Clayton, Fayotte, Moriwether and Tronp. Elec tion flrst Wednesday In January. novl7—td Address B. NICKERSON, Agent. HOWARD A ROBSON, GENTS B. M. BRUCE A CO., Dealers In Cotton, Ex- L change and Coin, have removed tbolt office to ittehall street, to Peter Rage's new bnltdlng, up stairs. Sight Exchange on New York. TCTOtt HALE by HOWARD A ROBSON, mxsls&h. IH-liit Hugo's Building, up stairs. 0 MASONIC HALL. DOZENS sndTraye.^ouwimto^ends^., loon" Is tbe place. Evonrtblng is 1 rabies ore superior to any other in this country. Also, a .rat class BarTsupplied with choice old liquors, cham pagne and other wines, with a bountiful supply or let.— We Invite one and all to give this Honse a rail; yon will receive Immediato and polite attention, rrc - .uu QBO. SHARP, Proprietor. L. HABMSEN, Professor of Music, B EGS leave to Inform the citizens, and especially tho Lattice of Atlanta, that ho Is prepared to give In structions on tho Plano. For refcrenco and tarms, ar~’~ at Bratunuller'a Music and Variety etoro. dr — SALT! SALT! SALT! QN HAND and FOR SALE, at the lowest prices. 1000 SACKS VIRGINIA SALtf, 000 BBLS VIRGINIA SALT. By decs—tot* R. m. Mcpiierson a co„ Salt Agent Whitehall str GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY. A S Agents, we have this day formed a copartnership Jjl with Messrs. White, Cirter A Co., 03 Broadway, New York, and they will very shortly bn .prepared to loan money for tbe cultivation of Cotton, Rice and Sngar.— They will also provide white labor for tbo South generally. In a few days we ibsU lssne circulars sotting.forth all those things In detail from the above honso. Having formed this arrangement wo ran offer greater Ihcllltles for tbe aaie of Southern land than any establishment In this countrv. We. thereforek solicit the patronage of thoso desiring to soli their land. Prompt attention given to all trallnesa entrusted tv onr ran. ' nov3U— MARSHALL A PARSONS, for; SALE. Cj OMB of the finest FARMS In Cherokee Georgia,wlth (3 large amount of bottom land, and near the ral'—' Cheap for raab. Also, large amount of wood land. Alio, several City Lots-tmproved and unlmprovi Also, several Store Lota. A huge honse for rent at Stone Mountain, wlth-a plenty of out-houscs-cheap. tn’raHon lD "bTlI*^ tiSU&X? doc#—Ote LOST, ft>rl8 Bags CoUomlU of them to',!. W. Tlrame‘rmira‘, and S to Holloway A Lake. A suitable reward will ho paid for their rocovery. Apply to me at Pleasant Lane, 8. C„ or to n. J. Cook, Albany, Ua. Refers to U. J. Conk, Albany, Ga. J. W. TIMMERMAN, deed—flt* Pleasant Lane, 8. C. Atlanta Advortlaemunts. Jafl jy*. ^ ^job. i»:kntiu.' 8.:; P°*» ^ •* - WUdtEflALE AKD BXTAlIt OBALEBH IN , . , ; . .,*v. 4 ^t/.^rro' >*<!. STOVES, RANGES, GRATES, PUMPS, * r ‘ ■; Cutlery, Brttania and Plated Ware, - WOODEN AND WlkioW WARE, House Furnishing' Goods, Scc. ALSO, BIAHP t'ACTPREK* Of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, No, 2 Wlnahip Block, Peaeh-Treo St., A.tlanta, - - - G-eorgia. • Stoves, Ranges, Tin Plate, &c. HAVE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE SOON : 150 Heating and Cook Stoves, with Fnrnltnre complete, ... 10 Boston Ranges, 5000 ib's Sheet Iron, • ' , ' 300 lbs Zinc, 100 boxes Tin Piste, 6000 lbs Hollow Ware, Wire, (No.'ff to lTh ' 1 Copper, Spelter, Rivets, ' Tea Kettles, Fire Fronts, Grates, Ac. A MICE ASSORTHINT OF / English and German Table Cntlery, Scissors, Butcher Knives, Shovels, Spades, Ac. ALSO, A I.AnoE STOCK OF Plain and Planished Tin Ware, Brilania and Japaned Ware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Honse Furnishing Goods, (in vsrloty), Glass Ware, Lamps, Gas Fixtures, - Manilla Rope, Bod Cords, Twine, Blacking, Shoe and Stovo Brushes, Ac. dec#—8m Wholesale' purchasers will, for the present, and until our new bnltdlng I* coraplotod, he shown samples of the above goods at thotr Tin Manufactory, opposite the Wlnshlp block, dcclO—c 8. T, ATKIN A CO. A. J. OIISIE, II. SI, FAnHAK.. ORME & FARRAR, GROCERS, Marietta Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Capt. J. W. Porter, Madison, Ga. -, Andrew Biictuinun A Co., Louis ville, Ky.; H. J. Cook, Albany, Ga.; Richard Peters, A Clayton, Adair A Puree, Atlanta. Gs. novltt—tl||an7 ORME & FARRAR lumber; for sale, AT MY MILLS, Near Auburn, Alabama. dec8—lit 1IIHAM READ. MADAME E. DOUG-LAS, Parisian Styles of Dress-Making, /-l AN be found St her new rooms over the store of How- ip ard. Evans A Co., Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. HAVE IN 8T0RE AND FOR SALE: 160 B0XK9 ° A>, ' D, ' K8 ' 3U tierces Bacon, (Clear Sides), 100 colls Rope, 130 boxes Tobacco, 10 tibia cheap Whisky, 60 kegs 5-lnch Splku*. 75 bhle cupertlno Flour, 15 bbls Sugar, 35 sacks Coffee, 40 kegs Lard, (lluo artlcluj. Nalls, Cheese, Spices, Pickles, Champagne, General assortment Wines. A large lot Stationery, Chnms, Bnekels, Till)*, Ac. We li all Orders from a distance Promptly. 200,000 foot Lumber. We will take contrAct* to till order* for any quantity or Lumber detdrert In tho dty, on ahnrt notice, and on rea sonable forme. tycONSIONMENTS solicited from all quarter*. nov2S—lHJan7c ORME & FARRAR. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, CAPITAL, 83,300,000. AARON WILBUR, President, 51. A. COHEN, Secretary, e'lnuroai: Andrew Low, W. ILStsrk. Henry Brigham, .(no. B7 Wilder, John Lams, Joseph Llbpman, D. II. Baldwin, John W. Anderson, Henry Lathrop. Oelnvus Cohen. Aaron Wilbur, Juo. M. Cooper For insurance sgaiiHt Jo** or damage by fire. Apply at io office of w. H. Hancock, Agent, At Salmon, Simmons A Co'a Store, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, da. Atlanta Adrortlaoinents. Sv. w. .* *' 1 ''' 1 ■ ' J -' »WmioBli£ CHAPMAN & EBCKER, .:f p v. ■ PvNNA^rt null OMMlftMlMMIMM (UnmIi'ahIa urocers ana Lommission merGnanis, sac '1 c OOLLIER’S BUILDING. West Side Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, . (3EOBOIA. B AYING associated ounelyea together (u -. the trans action of the Wholesale Grocery and Uommlsston ness, wonid especially Inrite the attention of City and Country Merchants to the examination of onr large and well selected stock before purebaatng elsewhere. We bare now In store and to arrive the following, viz; 80,000 tbe Bacon, 050 bushels White Corn, 400 barrels Superfine and Extra Family Flonr, 75 barrels Snghr of aU grades, 40 bags Rio Coffee, . S bates Bagging, 30 colls Rope, 100 boxes Cheese, 100 barrels Salt, 100 kegs Nalls, 80 Ton-Gallon Kege.Old Bourbon Whisky, 80,000 Cigars, ' And a general assortment of everything nsnally kept In the Grocery line. All of which we will tell at the lowest prices for rash only. Consignments respectfully solicited. M. R. BELL & CO., W holeftale Grocers GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT: F IFTY BALES COTTON YARNS. For ta.o by M. R. BELL A CO.* F IFTY bales Oinabotgt and Shirtings- For ule by ___ M.R.BELLACO. T WO HUNDRED bushels Corn. For sale hy M. R. BELL A.CO. QNB HUNDRED AND FIFTY Barrels Salt^ For sale mEN THOUSAND CIGARS, various brands. For sale b y M. R. BELL A CO. S IXTY bales Tennessee Hay. For ule by M. H. BELL A CO. np EN barrels Ale—"Old Kenton." For sale by ■A M. It. BELL A CO. For ule CO., street. GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. SPRAYBERRY & TAYLOR, BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, Decatur Street, Over C. I. Frown's Store, OFFER FOR SALE: HOUSE containing four rooms, on jUL Pctch-Treo street. A small House end Lot on Hayden street. One residence Lot, containing 80 acres, on Washing ion itrflit, Flve-acro Lot}Just outside the corporation, on old De catur road. Two Loti, half aero each, on Washington aud Crew streets. Three Lots, half acre each, on Fair street. A Lease, with! Whitehall street. a two-story Brick House, for lira years, on Fire Bnalneu Lots In tho town of Ringgold. Five thousand Acres of Land, In different Conntles nf tbe State. FOR RENT. One good Store Room near Roark’B corner, on Mitchell street. One large Business House, on corner of Walton and Broad streets. One small House, with two rooms, on Calhoun street. One Brick Honse, on Whitehall street, seven rooms, suitable for Boarding house. One Lot, with good Brick Dwelling, at Rluggold. dec4—8m* mki Atlanta Advertisements. OLD CITY BREWERY D. FECHTER & F. A. DeGEOKGIS, PROPRIETORS. JJAVING purchased the entire Interest of Mr. M. KRBIS in the City Brewery, We eollctt the liberal patronage bestowed to the old firm. The NEW FIRM will be conducted under the name and stylo of FECHTER & CO. from this date, dec#—tIUdec8# FECHTER* CO. BZNV. T. TVTI.Y, WM. 8. CJLBR0LL, ANDtlEW DUNN. WYLY, CARROLL h DUNN, W holesale Grocers DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE, Collier'i Building, west aide Whitehall itreet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. TKYE have formed a copartnership for the transaction Vy of business, as indicated by the above cord. Wo will confine onrsclvos strictly to tho Wholeute trade: and. from our long experience and tho advantages of ready rash to mako purebues, we offer inducement!' to City end Country Retail Merchants unsurpassed by any house In tho city. We have now in Store and to Arrive: 750 bbls Superior and Extra Floor, (made from choice Illinois Fall Wheat), 350 bbls XX and Extra Family Flonr, 100 bbl* Fair to Choice Brown Sugar, 50 bbls Refined A and B and Crashed Sugar, 50 sacks Rio and Java Coffee, 100 boxen Star Candles, 85 boxes Soda, 4 35 boxes Assorted Candy, 50 boxes Cheese, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Ac. A largo lot of prlmo White snd Yellow Corn, to arrive in a few days. jarTEBMS CASH. Atlanta, Nov. 16,1805. novlg—3m GOODMAN & SEYMOUR Have now on hand, and ore now recelvlt^ A. EOT O F GOODS, Consisting of the following articles: Coffcee, Sugars, ^Er 8 ,?AP*1 Starcii, Shoe Thread. Ink, Caudles, Ciyiters, Sardines, * Brooms. Wash Boards, Borax, Brimstone, Indigo aud Madder, Salts, Blacking, Matches, Copperas, Caudles, Buckets, Well Bnckets, Shoe Thread, Shoe Brushes, Dry Measures, Sifters. GOODMAN * SEYMOUR. nov#—lm the office dec5—13t SAMUEL. LUMBER! LUMBER ! nf tbo best NOTICE. fit HE old firm of Fechter, Krele * DeGeorgjs, In the JL Brewery bnsloete, In the city of Atlanta, Ga., la this ^JMdebtauffiaraomia due the old firm are to be paid This 7th day of DecembeM805. fechter, F-ADkOEO^OIS, fl—Gt M.KBEI8. W. J. SMALL, at A. & W. P. It. II. Depot. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE, s andmlgned. hays this day formed a Conart- ; FOR KENT, T HE BRICK STORE ROOM andCeUnrnowoecupled by Mr. j. h. Lovejoy ran bo rented for next year at •^tM&S-ce oMt om. Medical College, Seeranfiftos eyfforaSkn! at praasnt only ^garto Jidfndt treet on enclosed, fttra, one thousand ffirtlars. H- c - Ho'combe. g ^ ^ NOTICE. B Y mutual consent, have this day sold ray lntere»t In tbe House of Salmons, Simmons * Co., to Mr. J. 8. WARD, of Nashville, Tennessee. In retiring from this association, I bespeak tho ralroii- age of my Mends In behalf of these trustworthy and cour- teone gentlemen, who, under the same firm name, will ‘ me the tmelt FOR SALE. JL RESIDENCE, situated In tho moel and detlrable part ofthotownof Marietta, of nine acres of land, a two-story Frame comfortable rooms, s fine Orchard of adeHghtfol WclLof Water, and all i FARMS FOR SALE XKTE have a number of FARMS for sale tn Northern, W Middle and Southwestern Georglr — 1 *’- v — of various (too* and q na HGe»jOn reason 1 Atlanta Manufaeturing fee Company. CAPITAL. STOCK 67S;o4jO. CII. One-holfOpon to BgRSSgNSXC . ^p® and.TqbacP9( r A **?*— ;P.P. PEASE *CG:t conntry, dec#-4t* WANTED, to tho huetnessport of the Cto. •ABSONS, tate Agents, Brat Estate Office tn Holland Honso Block, Whitehall street. FOB SALE. I DEWLLING of i price for them. i been touched, snd sire JENNINGS * HARRIS, Agents, Pryor street, opposite Trout House. oclt— Real Estate Agents I bostnesi with reroonslble sndNewYori^TOoiehavj NAILS AND GLASS. 175® WRAY, Commercial & General Business Agent ATLANTA, GEORGIA. B EING AGENT for several first-class Western Houses, I am prepared to receive and HU large orders, promptly ana at lowest markot prices, for Flonr, Provl- ak ALborBalnAraUaui,Paints,plkCGIaos, Putty, Nalls, Broshes, Ac. Show Cases and Looking Glasses at Mannfkctnrera* prices. ALSO, Herring's Patent Champion Firo Proof Safes. taj-Refers to the bailneet men of Atlanta generally. novSO—3m IS. It. KHAMKH St CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dim Wbltehall at,, near Hunter at., ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA, Have Jnet received a full assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Pure Liquors, Perflimery A ND every article usually kept In first-class Drag Stores. A fine Int of Perfumery put up In splendid stylo for Presents. r PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS rarefolly compound- c& day And night. Physicians snd Country Merchants ore requested to extminaonr stock before purchasing elsewhere, os we are determined to sell at the lowest prices. A share of public patronage la respectfiilly solicited. Orders by man will receive prompt attention, novll—lm WM. 11. PHILLIPS, Mitchell Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FAGTOR AND. COMMISSION MERCHANT. Also, Wholesale Dealer In Cotton Yam and Osnaburgs, H AS now, and will keep on hand a large sseortment from different Factories. Purchasers will do well to rail. dec#—lm QUEENSWARE. W E sre now receiving a lot of Qneenswire, which we offer for sale. GOODMAN * SEYMOUR. SALT N OW on hand, and to receive—for sale by GOODMAN A SEYMOUR. CHEESE. T O ARRIVE, a line Int of Hamburg and English Dai ry. and for sale by GOODMAN & SEYMOUR. Hardware and Cutlery. N AILS, Knives and Forks, Cotton Cards, Pocket Kntvee, Shovels, Locks. Axes, Cnt Tacks. For sale hy GOODMAN * SEYMOUR. Powder y Shot and Caps. T O ARRIVE, and for sale by GOODMAN & SEYMOUR. PAPER. pRINTtNG and5Vrapp.n &M .U sae^forsM. decl—c Cash Advances on Cotton. B. A. ALATOK. jOS. I*. KIHO. ■AN’L T. ATKIN, KING & ATKIN, Late of Knoxville, Tenn., Wholesale Grocers, AND GENEEAL COMMISSION MEBCHANTS, No. 1-Wlnihlp Block, Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. ' -r-—. *. J. lUtULSON, C. D. JACXSOH. A J. HAEA1S0N ft CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS . a , ..AMO , I Jai'-V-' Commissioii UVIercliants, Phanlx BnBdlng, Decatur street, Atlanta, Ga. ’■ isiisiil J. H. WILLY & C0„ ✓ ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA, ^^TLLmake Liberal Cash Advances ou Cotton con- GARRETT & BROTHER, Doontur (Street, ATLANTA, - - - - GEOEGIA, HAVE JUST RECEIVED 3000 fill Castings, (Pots, Ovens and Sklllpts), 6000 lbs Iron, (assorted), 10 tlerceeCleer Side Bacon, 85 kegs Now Leaf Lord, 300 boxes Cheese, (Eng Dairy and Hamburg), — -’-.lands). Atlantrt, AdvertliiCittcntg. S. B. OATMAN & CO, Merchants, ATLANTA, . .. , < . .. - OEOROIA, Two doom from Marietta Street. w OatmtnAOo. i tound at the bow WWi KB MAESHALL ft PAESONS, Auction and Commission Merchants, W ANT TO RENT A STORE in the bsilness port of tbe dty, to do tn Auction and Commission busi ness. Until we can procure such e boose, wo wlU sell at your honees or stotts any remnant* or foil stock* of MAESHALL* PARSONS. J. A. MIDDLETON, Manufacturer in Copper, AT ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. (Formerly Dnnntng’ii Foundry), J TEAH FIFING for SUUooety Engine*; *1*0, for Strain snd Log DbtlUerieaCtnforrah new Copper Still* and Repair old ones. EtStt description of work In ray line done at short notice and la tho best workman-like mgner. Old Copper rod Rro« ^ Adgra. roar novSS—lm Atlanta, da. PB0FE8S0B WM. P1BBBS| Seven years experience In Oermsny, and tw enty y*OX» ta AmertrajU* sufflclratguiranteyllj to him throng) the Atlanta 35 half bbls Fish, (Family), 85 kits nn, (No. J), 85 kits Flsb, (Family), 10 nests Tnbs, 8 cite. Brass-Bound Buckets, 23 dor Sardine*. 8 doz Hslf-Baibcl Measures, 86 bbls Brown Sngar, 15 bbls Potatoes, 10 bbls Onions, 10 bbls-Apples, 10 bbls Soda Crackers, 16 bbls Batter Crackers, 30 beg. Sod*, 6 sacks Rio Coffee, 35 boxes tier Soap, 85 boxes Assorted Candles, 85 boxes Star Candles, 85 boxes Layer Raisins, 85 rase* Core Oyatera, 15 dos Sardines, 5 cues Pine Apples, 6 cases Pickles, 85 Jan Macraboy Banff, 5 boxes Tea, 20 cios* Matches. 10 doz Antes Long-Handled Shovel., 100 bag* sliot '****' TO ARRIVE: iMii & PAESONS. FOR SALE.' „ attention to 4 flno BUILDING SITE and a-half miles from tho car abed, near tho t roadj and as rich *oU Is srarco around thisTelty, and very much deafred, we ran assnro parties wlablhggood land, that this la » yery rich piece. In this body we navo thtrty-threo and two-third aCrea, heavily uperior to It In tho country. T MARSHALL * PARSONS, Real Estate Agenta, 'Whitehall street. tlml nones FOR SALE. iMroLujl' I N Campbell county, S03M ACRES LAND, known a* Land Lot No. », In the Sd district of said connty. Here Is a chance for a home for some one. Call soon. MARSHALL & PARSONS, Real Estate Agenta, Whitehall atreet. FOR SALE. I F yon want a flret rata SITUATION TO BUILD'A HOUSE, we have it, on the corner of Peach-Tree and Patera streets. It fronts on Peach-Tree 837 feet, and on Peters street 850 foot-one of the best localities about tho dty. MARSHALL * PARSONS, Beal Estate Agenta. Whitehall street. FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE with seven rooms, on iV. the corner of Forsyth and Hnntar streets. Lot 4(1 deep. Good water. Possession — .the corner of Forsyth and feet front and 806 feat deep. ' given at tbe beginning of tbi he sold low for cash. o year. rcet, b : lot 60 by 100 feet. MARSHALL * PARSONS, Real Estate Agents, Whitehall street. FOR SALE. A MOST BEAUTIFUL SITUATION FOR BUILDINO, JX. on the Marietta road, two miles from car shed, near Mrs. Ponder's property. Wo have In this tract, 83M acres. We will self It In a body, or lay It oat In lots to salt purchasers. MARSHALL * PARSONS, Real Estate Agents, Whitehall streot. HOUSE FOR SALE. * A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, on tbe corner of Pryor and Rico Btreets, near Medical College, with nine rooms, In-line order: one acre of land; new fences; well of pnro water adjoining back gallery. Everything in good re pair. Call qnlck, or yon will lose a trade. Also, a first-rate TWO-STORY HOUSE with aeven rooms. Excellent, water, good lot, and near Medical Col- l * B ®'' MARSHALL * PARSONS, Real Estate Agenta, scl—c Whitehall street. NEW CIGAR AND PROVISION STORE. Now in Store and to Arrive t 28000 HENRY CLAY CI0AR3 ' 80000 Panch Cigars, 35000 Onr Fancy Cigars, 10000 La Coquette Cigars, 8000 QnlnteEscencu Cigars, 80000 of other brands, 5000 Princo de Gales, Chewing and Smoking Tolmeco, Pipes, Ac. AI.SO, A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, consistino, in p*nr, op 150 bbls Flour, 100 bbl* Salt, Nalls, Bacon, Meta Pork, Lard, Mackerel, White Fish, Sngar, Coffee, Tea, Chccac, Crackers, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Maccarona, Candles, Raisins, Fire Crackers, In tact, everything nsuslly kept In a No. 1 Family store, which we offor at wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices. Try ns. FICKEN * KEAN, Peach-Tree street, near Wesley Chapel, dec#—lm • Atlanta, Ga. A. S. TALLIY. j. w. nnowN. L. C. WELLS. DRY GOODS. TALLEY, BUOWiY & CO. 1 and commodious building on Whitehall, wherethoy s dally receiving a splendid assortment of FOREIGN d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, comprising, In part, the Black find Fancy Silk Dress Patterns, Fine Cloth Cloake, French Merinos, De Lalnes. Silk Poplins, •Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, " ress Dress Goods, s Trimming*. ' hand American Long Cloths, land Linen Sheeting, Cotton and Linen PlUqw-casIng, Hack and Cotton Diaper, ChrakJMusIlns, Jaconet and Swles Muslins, Complete Sets of Furs. White and Colorod Kid Gloves, B^tast Capes, Garibaldi Jackets, French (Silk-Wove) Corsets, Balmorals, Balmoral Hoi Ladles' Wblti Rose, • White and Colored Hose, Sraift and Shawls, Open Flannels, white Flannel, Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels, &gb And a targe lot of 10 1 Ladles' and Ohlldrena* Dress, and Walking Shoes, ALSO, Gents’ Famishing Ooods, Fine Felt Ilate, Fine Glove Kid Shoes, A LARGE LOT OF YANKEE NOTIONS, Superior Bed Blankets. And also everything nsnally kept In a flr.t-clus Dry Goode Honse. flerit-c STOVES! STOVES! AT F. M. RICH ARSON’S. BEATING STOVES. 15() HEATING STOVES, COOKING STOVES. COOKING STOVES. „ OU F. M. RICHARDSON. LANTERNS. 150 1 LAMPS. ■heabovegt s price*, nml keg. Powder. bbSVPracber’s the kind everybody wante. good* ero offered to the trade at dost vbolo* aud at inch rates oe will mako It deddedly to the Interest of country merchants to mako theta nor- 16 ON CONSIGNMENT * YARNS,. ivy Boots, '-Books, GARRETT I EXECUTOR'S SALE. vN THE fid day of January next, win be told. In .the TIN WARE. T“ RICHARDSON. 'WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. W OOD and WILLOW WARE, ' , Japaned and Ptanitbed Tin Weroj^^ JOB WORK AND ROOFING. * Dd0u “ ertas d0Be norM—l^ F. K RICHARDSON. (. S. OLtVXH, B. C. WAPPAIL OLIVER & WAPPAIL, (Voiynerly of Dalton,) 'Warehouse and Commission Merchants, condntoy ronoTTs ajid alabaha stbxkts, A.TH.A3NTA, GEORGIA. ROMPT *n> PERSONAL ATTENTION WUL BE given to all bniintia entroated to them, and con- xtarespectfunyaotldted. Qnlck r-lesandprompt are promised. eeprfJhn*

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The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, December 10, 1865, Image 3