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Newspaper Page Textft'HUOIIKD DAILY AND WKKKLY HY JARED I. WHITAKER, l*roi»Hotor. JOHN ««. Wmtu-Xi OFFICH -Second Floor Crow** BalkUng, entrance Wide 8tolrw»y,’ Al»b*nu Btwt ATLANTA GEORGIA. Friday m«rnln*,J*«roh 16, 1866. morning edition. The itipnM r«aya*r again Ahead I Tlic ueittoat wootlru building that ban been creeled here since the rc-bulldlng of Atlnntn oumtncucctl, la the new atable ol tlio Southern Kxpresa 06»ptny. It stands upon what la gene rally known as Railroad street, and has Just been completed. The Interior arrangement Is vety tasteful, reflecting alike credit upon the architect and tho energy of the Company. The stalls nro models in their way, with noat “turned’ 1 jxteU, and nrc thirteen in number. On each sldo of the entrance is a room, one for the hostler In dmigo, and the . other to be used os n harness- make* room. In addition to these, there is a lorsgu room,.pump' anil 'watcr-frouglt, with an admlraWy arranged placo to wash oB the wagons. We are not apprised of the precise dimensions of this cstablishmtfflt. but itls sufficiently capa cious to shelter sixteen horses anil to glyo room for all the vehicles used by the company in this city. Thoirwork requires sixteen horses, and the heavy duty performed by this Express stock entitles them to the stflhnlatlon that Is secured by the erection of tho above building. Adjoining the stable is a lot whom the stock may run^nt large. Altogether,this uotv stable is quite n one- cess, and furnishes another evetdenco of tho en ergy of tho Southern Express Company, and of the thorough business ideas of B. llultiurt, Ksq., who has the manitgeincnt ol this Division. Africa Makes a Bald on Dry Goode. An enterprising freedman dashed into the store of Messrs. Hlrshbcig, Loch & Co., on Whitehall street, just at dusk on Wednesday evening, and appropriated about nine bolts of d’lnlne goods, and succeeded in making his escape with them, lie entered the store at a moment when the pro prietors and clerks were nt tho back cml engaged in marking theirnew spring stock, nmi not boing servo! promptly concluded to'help himself in the above unceremonious manner. He was after wards apprehended and a part of the goods re covered, though a general distribution hnil been made nmong his colored brethren of the female persuasion. Wc regret that their hopes of coin ing out in uetv spring dresses nrc thus cut short, but they should select a cavalier who can per form operations of this diameter in a more "pro- lessional” manner. We hope Judgo Dunning will demonstrate to this erring freedman that stealing may be an exceedingly profitable busi ness Inn that it is at the same time u highly rep rehensible one. So far as information hits readi ed us, such cases when brought before him are vigorously dealt with. Remora llnlVbrlt. As the lNTKl.uoKNCRit hits an abiding placo on Alalmnui street, It claims the right to make an occasional suggestion, If not to utter a positfvo complaint, when things don't go*exactly right in its locality. There is a vast’ heap of rubbish In front of the Franklin Building that should be re moved. The buildings havo been completed lor some time, and there exists no reason why that unsightly mass ol rubbish should longer mar tho licauty of this solid business street. It ^stands there an “eye-*ore,",,of which there Is a gencrnl complaint, and if it devolves upon tho City Fath ers to cause Its removal, it is hoped they will promptly “limbor up" thnt battery of scavenger carts mid turn loose upon it. The Intelligen cer feels proud of thomojesiic proportions Ala- hints street has assumed since the completion of its new buildings, and will insist upon the speedy removal of unytliing and everything that can de tract from its beauty and comeliness. * Golt Still Uolnc Down. Our brokers arc buying gold this,, morning ut *5 and 20 cents, and selling at 28 cents, though the transactions have been few. 1 Silver is bought by them nt 20 cents and sold nt 25 cents, when transactions take place. There continues con siderable demand for Excbungc on New York, which the brokers purchase nt ( discount and sell at J premium. Little or no change has taken place in Southern Bank-bills, for which there was some inquiry this morning. The monoy market may be characterized as decidedly “flat," «ud knowing ones give it us their opinion that gold may he purchased in this market for 25 cents at au early day. Lively Demand for Corn. There has been a lively enquiry for com in this market for some days, and while the receipts are large, they arc scarcely equal to the demand. Au article of good White for bread pur|mscs sells readily front store at $1.40 per bushel; while yellow and mixed ntny bo purchased- by tho quantity nt $1.30. Unbolted meal sells nt $1.55, and bolted $1.60 per bushel. An article from the country mills (or water mills) finds ready purchasers at $1.60 per bushel, and is preferred to any oilier. Augusta Market. Avucbta, Tuesday Eveniug, March 13. FINANCIAL. CM, Uomh, it-c.— Hold, baying too; Helling 1*1 Silver,buyinglgs; Helling...., tail Old Georgia HUM Bonds 7s Old Georgia Coupons.. * Rsilrod Bonds .75®TO Oeorgts Oeorgts Railroad Stock Central Railroad Bonds Central Rsllrosd Block City of Augusts Bonds City of Augusts Notes _ Bank Notes dull, mid quotations vary accord ing to demand. - • COMMERCIAL. IWfon.—Thq market Ims been dull during the week at a slight decline on former quotations.— Liverpool and New York advices have unsettled our market and prevented anything like large tranmctlons. The ottering (lock lias been light, and this, coupled with the indigposillon of buy- era, caused by tho depressing' and unsettled con dition of foreign markets, has produced inactivi ty and uncertainty In- the' home market. Wo quote middling to strict middling at 84@85, and good middling at 30. Receipts for the week end- Saturday, March 10, 8,780; shipments in same time, 5,770.—UonttituUonallit. Outrage, A it'KciAi. dispatch to tho Louisville Courier, from Atlanta, dated tho 7lli, says: A letter front Stewart county says a party qf white men went to a plantation a tew days ago for tho purpose of plundering, bnt they were driven off by the plan tation negroei,. Next day the party returned with reinforcements, whin a desperate conflict ensued. Three white men and seven negroes were killed, nod several wounded. Orest excite ment prevails. Poof Forney I A curious incident occurred tho oilier day in one of the restaurants ol Philadelphia. A rough but ehrewd-tonklng countryman - rated himself at a table, and having inspected llio bill of faro, called ter a piece of "Forney." Tito waiter, who was a black of more than ordinary Intelligence, disappered grinning, nnd returned In n moment with a slice of eoltl duck. Hires of our advertising patrons who may tie- biro their lulvcrtlftcmwiu to appear In the even- lug edition ofTliklN'wxtuicNt'itit, are requested to hand them In at our counting room ss early as 13 o’clock. Fnvore for the morning paper may bo rent in at tho usual hour. ..............7.06 A. M fntri St Annua ta AM P. M Lears Anznala. i 7.00A. M Arrive atAttanU................. ........6.60 P. M Leave Atlanta..... 7.10P. M AntvsatAngnata... VJ0 A. M vVOL. XII. “ERROR CEASES TO BE PAlifaBROUfl WHEN REASON Ilf LEFT FREE TO COMBAT lT."~Jrferi6n.,' ATLANTA. (iA„ I’lMDAV. MARCH if i860.' gtfc i m Hit Tit l m 62. Legislative Nkelckea. FROM OUR OWN COnnKSFONDGNT. MAJOR WM. A. TUUNKIl. MqJor AV. A. Turner, who temporarily occu pies the President’s chair this morning—an oc currence by no mentis unusual, as Colonel Gibson appreciates Ilia intelligence and moral integrity ol litis young Senator, .who represents Campbell, Meriwether'mid Cilwctul I ’Tin consoling io wit ness the' political success of such un upright, Christian gentleman, who would disdain to stoop to petty chicanery, wlno-bibblng, whlskyidrlitk- Ing, or any plan which the mostscrupulous con science could oppose, in order to win an election {•r to accomplish any other desired object. Ho'Is a son or the well-known “father in Isra el," RuvTaIIou Turner, the superannuated octo- gennrian Methodist minister; was graduated tit Emory Collego; taught school with dlstinguislted popularity and success,-in Palmetto, Qeoijgia, for several years; buckled on his sword In defense of outraged JubUco ; gallantly did his duty in uvory capacity from private up to scar-honored major, nnd now wears tho toga of a Senator with becoming diffidence,. “Undo Allen," os ills eoltego mates ydeped tho Jolly, boon com panion, was raised alter tho stralghtcst seel, not ot the Pharisees, but of the Methodists; • has nothing of the long-lhccd Puritan about him; * Is proverbially chccrlhl, acting like good, medicine on the subjects of melancholy with whom ho may bo thrown, for a song-or merry word is’oil' his lip when he Jumps from couch in' the early morn, and. abandons Jdmjpt during the hours ol tlio day; stiU thinks'lie is doing Gdd-scrvicono! to lore a certain tribo of wooden nutmeg and bluo-coated notoriety, and Is altogether that i'Juetum et tcnaccni proposi U w'^mw" of whom Rome's classic, itonoy-tongued bard, Horace, so swMtlysung. Tho physical man is ahout modium size, small yet compactly built,‘five feet nine,' strongly de fined features, high check bones, prominent character-expressing nose—for a great man never had a little, puny nosofhluo eyes, dark ltalr, black heard, nearly h|dlng Ills agreeablo face, a delicate, weather-worn tnustnaliiy very, tidy, in his dress, nnd sports a beauliftil gold-headed cane —the gilt of a dear friend—and Ijas a heart brim Ihll of the “milk of humnrfklriilfiesi," and lives tel the promotion of his friends’ happiness, tuid (hereby his own—nnd above all, fears ids God and attempts to obey His commandments. He is a law student, intends to put up his shingle at Newnnn, Georgia, and every reader of tills linsty sketch can rest assured that business con be safe ly confided to stich a man; oho who is unWorsdlly loved by those Intimately acquainted with bis rare virtues, not the least of which is laudable devotion to ills aged parents, whom bo delights to support, honor nnd obey. • COI.ONRI, KlUnEE, OF PULASKI. Tills youthful, handsome little gentlemiui rep resents tho county of Pulaski, Is n lawyer of promise, well read, in his profession nnd gonera! literature, exceedingly affable nnd smiling )n his feyi intercourse with the Itarsher sex, and pecul so with the fair flowers of creation. He cannot be more than live feet six .incitesJn bright; hands and feel that a lady might display with pride, rcmnrkably genteel in his apparel withput being nt nil loppish, very fitir comploxion.lArge liquid sky-blue eye, regular features, prominent manly brow, open, Ingenuous expression of'Coun tenance, the daintiest little moustache, which nllduUl be fostered with maternal care, and very perspicuous, and docldcd In tho tew remarks lie has made in the Representative Chamber.— There is an unusual number of young men in litis lcglslature„all rewarded In tills wise for gal lantly and patriotism in a lost, but beloved cause. The ladles in the gallery can cosily point them out. Gen. Sims, fair, blue-eyed, symmetrical and straight as an Indian, from Newton; Colonel Klbbec, of Pulaski; the tali,slender, good-look ing member from Monroe, Cabaniss; McDoug- aid from Chattahoochee; Voson from Dougherty; the gallant Major Tench, ol tho piercing black eyes, peculiar tohite lock over his brow amid his dark hair, which his fhthcr and grand-tether pos sessed, is a merry violinist, and a quondam par ticipant in the raids and romances ofWhccicr and his men, is the youngest member, probably, in tho House, being only twenty-four, much ad mired by tlio ladies for bis wliiio lock, black eyes, jetty motlslacho/and royal imperial, besides his sprightly disposition and "flMintf' propensities. These are the most youtbffii members | are all modest, intelligent, and bid telr to do hpnorto their natlye State. Colonel Klbbec. with ills prepossessing tout ensemble is popular aihong tlio representatives, a warm, liberal hearted friend— one conceives from ills appearance—upil is evi dently' an ever acceptable gallant auto gallant among the gentle creatures, whose characteristics are sim plicity and artless Innocence. UON. EDWARD N. ATKINSON. This gentleman represents the county or Cam den, and is ono of the yoqngett members of the House of Representatives. He is a new mem ber—does not speak often but is very attentive to the meetings of tho House, and watehescloso- ly all matters of legislation that in any way pertains to the Interest of tlio peopte'of Camden. In him ills constituents have a good representa tive. He made a most excellent soldier in (lie late struggle of the Confederate States with the Federal States. He entered the servlco as ad jutant of the 13th Georgia regiment, and by the appreciation of ills comrades in arms of his sol diery qualities, he arose to the colonelcy of tile 2fllb Georgia regiment Ho was wounded at Sbarpshurg. In the Valley lie was taken pris oner ami was kept a prisoner for ten months.— Ha was much respected and beloved aa a regi mental commander, no in war as in civil llfo ills sterling qualities gave him many Motels. Tito writer la not Informed as to his early educational atlvaulagea—he they as they may, he is endowed with a good pradial mind and flno social quali ties, which make him the good representative, who baa, and will everhave, friends. His ago it about twenty-lire yean. In person he la or me dium stature; )ms dark hair and eyes, * The ex pression of his eye denotes great determination of purpose which accounts lor bis success both in military and dvIUlie, ‘ N. hpoon.l /. A oabd appears in tlio National Intelligencer, of Tuesday, from the late steward, Mr. Black- pole, In which ho states that Whatever articles of ffirnlturo are missing from tlio Whjle House must have l>ccu taken cither after or before Ids appointment An iLLusTitiJu* ttdw York correspondent of tho Chicago 7V«i« tells us that "Mr. Charles O’Conor, the eminent lawyer of that city, lias been for some time past cntortnln- ing tliu O'Conor Don, member of the English piirllttiuciit for Roscommon county, Ireland, and tlio present head of the fondly. His tether, tho tatoDon. wm inf tinny years, perhaps, the most respected; and jicrsottally influential mcndicr in Lite sAd McDtr St Fstisms; ' A lady writing from Panqmn,'extracts from Whose tellers appear in tho Rochester' (N. Vi) ■Union, gives some views' of the ncltinl .life add Society of Punamj, not seen by trayctere who pass through It tq aitd from California. Sho thus refers to tho ladles and gentlemon (white) ol Panama: The ladles are extremely pleasing in their ninuncrs, all possessing conversational talent, some in a remarkable degree. Tho schools here for young ladles dro very poor, therefore thoso who have not been educated in Enropo of tlio United Btatos, ltavo bean obliged lo content themselves .with.education, , as^^for ns hook learn- higgocs, of a kind very Interior to that our young ladles rccolvo. Notwltlislnndlng this, ' pflray. Au' .. _ •T.B McFnrrnr, Dnnvlltc, Ky.W Reynolds,-Lnul J Beltun, NssIitIHc. J lllune, Stsnsfli-li.. W II Uariiiiiu, Mtsrt. Ciipt J J R JUmn, t) H A. iipj m°Lwi • ud m Ua - y, Romo. Miss Tucker, Lstiroiis, Co, ,\vopd. lWtlmore. W F Ilopklus, Ntshvllle. nor, UAtllinorc. O StslTord, Nnshvtllo. itch, Aiiffiwtn. W C LIpwcauib sad Indy, ' .,&,o„.Ct, ,un. inry branches veil'. • - ltavo somo ' knowledge of ordlm Tho gontlemcn are utdversally weft educated, accomplished mon; some flnished scholars. , The etiquette at a ball differs someiWhnt from that which regulates .society, here on such occa sions. The writer sayB: tho, gentlemen and ladies except'daring Uio dan- Assodn as the dance is ended, tho young tady is conducted to Kbr scat near her mother, ahtl tHC gentleman takes his leave. When a gen tleman asks a lady to danco a polka, waltz, or any other round danco, she is engaged to him for tlio Whole thuo that piece 'is‘‘played, andean neltliprrit down, nor danco withAnother. When fotlgudd thdy promenade, if there are many secure partners, ask the more forored ones to tend them ono for awhile; tho lady has nothing to say in this transfer, nnd nttho conclusion ol the dance Bhc is rclttrncd to iter origlnnl partner, who tlmnks her for having danced with him, and She thus describes a ball given on tlio occasion of tiie arrival, at Panama, of the commander of tho troops sent by Gon; Mosquera: A ball was given by some ten Spaniards nt that tiino in the city, to the commandants of the Span ish mcn-of-wor then visiting the Pacific'ports.- The City Hall, in which the Legislature met, was used for the purpose, having a spacious roouvon the second floor. Tho front of tho building was building was les, pre^ were ro- ,vni,« uj T,i.w y. mw i wiiui wuauj, and the sister of one oi the most noted Generals of the Revolution. Tho main hall leading to the ball room appeared a perfect boWer of palms. Tito walls of tho dancing, supper and dressing rooms were entirely covered with flags of different na tions ; and thoDolumblancolors—rcd.hluo and yellow—formed tho canopies, the centre pieces WWa'Iarae, Minted Columbian'shlcltU. The toi let Cable in the ladies’ dressing room was covered with vases of flowers and' every, variety of pom ades and perfbmery in little bottles. At the bend of tho ’ ball room, the Spanish nnd Colljmblan flags were gracefully grouped.— The room waS lighted by a largo chandelier with twelve lights (kerosene,) four smaller ones, Ana « -n. .... > tind a mmtber of sidelights. The music was a Panarqa' bond led by “Prtgnnaul." The supper was under the direction of a celebrated Spanish and a'Frcnch coojc. Wo sat d6wn to supper.- There Was itened ttlrkoy, chicken, &c., with The various dishes were orna ith Spanish flogs. Tho officers from . .™_ron weto fifty,In number; thocoplalns and olllcers of the’English and American mcn- of-vvar tverc also present; The English com mander was loaded withmedals anddccorations, Which wore also Worn by others. There nt dancing till dvo in tlio morning I The ladies' dresses wcro verylmniisomo and tlio Jewels mag- nlflccnt Several heiresses were there, and wore (hritldbflllo'Af flnllnFa' TOnsill /%f illnnmiulu t flR.ou. thousands Of dollops’ worth of diamonds 1 There here. A gentleman — .. a in, dy- ,JCC, lefteighteen brothers nnd sis- ) three thousand u year each I Sometimes ni members of to $8,000, Tho writer refors to tho insolcnco oi tlio “col ored citizen," at tlio time tho insurgents nnd ne groes had the upper hand in the government.— They elected almost all the aldermen and mem bers of the Legislature from among the negroes. Mulattocs and quadroons saluted one another ns “Don" and “Scnor," and hardly considered a white worthy the condescension of a notice — Cin. Knquirei* There can-bo no question that a vast amount of nerve is required to per|>ctnuc matrimony in tlteso modem times. Tho Cincinnati papers give an account ot an interesting trial now progress ing in that city. Thu action was brought by Mrs. Jnno I. Long against the steamboat Genoral Buell. The plaintiff sought to recover the value of two trunks and their contents, which were shipped at Louisville, September 5, 1865, to be delivered at Cincinnati Tho action was origin ally brought in tho namo of her husband, Ucu- cral Ell Long, but the articles being tlio tiersonnl property of his wife, tho petition was amended. On the part of the defense it wits claimed (he boat was not liable on tjio ground thnt tlio loss was occasioned by an act of God; and also, that tho trunk contained Jewelry and articles of silver ware, of which no notice wns given lo the offi- cent of tlio boat, «nd for which no freight wits paid. • The plulntili replies thnt the trunk contained articles that were legitimately belonging to a lady's wardrobe. Tho defendant’s counsel read a list of titu arti cles contained in oue of Ilia trunks: Moumblaue dress One das. emb'd linen ■ .WOO chemises 1031)0 .« 00 Velvet tut -....taut) Black slspscs do 47 U) Nine sljk belt* aud Silver cord grenadine cashes, 17 BO do.. 40 m Toilet soap 18IU Delaine do 3U 00 Mwndrawera 40 00 iAVnaUrta 30 00 HUklhasqne SO 00 awn dress 16 00 Velvet back Bible ... 10 00 mb silk dress and Ivory comb 13 00 Si Corsets 30 OO (told bracelet 140 HI cambric underskirts 11 00 Fesrl car-rings DO 00 tin underskirts... El (10 Silver salt-cellars llu- Two Iwlmorslskirts.. 30 00 Nlgbt wrappers M 00 Total, tucfadlog a taw other articles (3,001 00 A list was also read qf articles in one of the tranks not lost, which contained about a dozen dresses, ranging in price from $00 up to $146. . Fiiance.—The Paris correspondent of tho N. Y. Timet, under dale oi Paris, February 0, writes os follows: A profound irritation reigns in Franco about the relt i with America. Tho word lisa pronounced, and passed linstll^ from^ mouth to the iiousu nf (Jbimuons, mid vuilvenutlly beloved, JU ta.._i i a Ireland,'tor bis mnriy Ho was a perfect specimen oi me mu scnool of IrUlt gentlemen. In appearance Mr. Chiirk-s O’Conor la said to lienr a remarkable rescnibUnce to him. In Mr. Jumcs T. Brady and Mr. lt!<-liardO'Uorman,the new corporation rmmael, who were present, the O'Conor Don was enabled to see on IhU side of the Atlantic as splsndid types of tho old race, brilliant In Intellect, Hobtain feeling, aa the world could produce." mouth, “We havo boon oi and yoRjfnqtr how easy it is for a wholo com munity to selzo ui>on a word and form a Judg ment u pon it without going deeper into the ques tion. But there are two kinds of irritation; one against the United States, and one against the French Government. I have no need of telling you how parties are divided on this subject. In the address of the Senate in reply to tho speech from the Throno, you will see foithftilly translated the feeling Jn Government quarters.— Tho honorable Senators declare that "France docs not obey tlio haughty commands of any country; site marches when alio pleases I" . This tone of expression in tin official paper is important tu showing the degree of which this affair has awakened, HOTEL AHH1VAI.E. . .’ 'f*ki A WTKBHi HOT ML. \V*. 0'IlAU.onAH, Proprietor. WEDNESDAY,'MARCH 14,1800. WqnV Dent, (Ja. 7 ItXCIIANOK nOTEL. 11. M Boannsu & Co., l’roprlctsra. wednebdayTmarcifi h into. 'TAjidSnen.JfAihVine, I JAW Johnson, Dalton; A Cleveland. OH01 TiH Mitchell. LawreneeviUn.M P Ktaer, Powde l Slm»?Htate»tioro, 08.1/tVLnnlp£ln°Gi iwderBprlnga. I.W W Lnmpkln, Ga. ' O Gott, Hequatchee, Tenn. wgmM® Dbn Oatca,Spring Place,Ga.Mlan A Glonn.V B Goforth, Xta, WPoIk,MUa. J A Sharp. Cberokeo, L Rvdean, ORJ " DW VlMcher, Pert Valley. Mrt^ilcoxmSdnngbter, HAndereon, Marietta. i Crese,’Miilcdgorlile. J Y Wella/itono Mountain. K M DuiIkoii. Rlncgold. C Ilarrle, ’rnllahaMco. L M Dyer, Newnau. W 8 Turner, Carroll Co. J ; M Berry, Rome. " J A Tibba, Forayth, Ga. G A Crawford, Athene. K It Brown, Macon. CALHOUN HOUSE. Gao. B. Welsh, Proprietor. ,>VBDNK8DAY, MARCUM, 18CC. W It Pnictt,;Irwlnton. G*. N Orleana. J JY Motion, Woodrllle, G W O’Neal, N.Orloann. "ftd^iGtayten.Co. n , : H t&rlMOj, Hebua^Ala. ungston, GreeuoCo.W r E.I.. Greene Co. Tenn. i, DoKalb Co. O L Halle, Camden, 8 C. m, Macon. J.H Glbbt, Camden, 8 C.. iW3gTd™ 0U - 8,,aom,D ’ K * USTeYV -A.dyertisements. THE BOABD OF nEALTlf Met at the Gate City Land OOIcc, on the |tth Inetant, and organized by appointing Dr. John G. Westmoreland Chairman, and Marcna A. Bell Secretary. After foil consultation In regard to Sanitary regulations tor tho city; It was . . Ut sot red, That each member of tho Board bo vigilant, and ascertain what nnUances, if any, Infest the commu nity, deleterious to the public health, or violate that pub lic neatness which characterizes a well governed city, and report this same for consideration at their next meeting. Also, Jletolved, That the action of the Board bo fab- liebed in tbo dally papers of the city, with the names of the commutes composing tho same;.with the request that tha citizens communicate with them flre4ly,and keep them constantly advised of any nnltancos that should be The Board then adjourned, to meet at the same place at 4 o’clock next Tuesday evening. ' ft Is earnestly hoped the eltlzena will co-operate with (be Board in their effort! to promote the pnbtlo health, and general neatness. In which all are Interested, and should feet a pride. JOHN G. WESTMORELAND, Chairman. Marcus A. Bell, Secretary. marts—It BOAND OF HEALTH, ATLANTA. let Ward-Dr. B.P. Domar. ■ Sd Ward—Dr. J. O. Westmoreland, Chatman. Sd Ward—Harrison Pattis. .. 4th Ward—Marcna A. Bell, Secretary. Elh Ward—Dr. J, N. Simmons. As directed by tha Board, I request the cltlzous to re port to nny member thereof, any nuisance affecting the health of tho community. MARCUS A. BELL, Secretary. March 15,1806. inarlfi-lt LUTHER 1. OLEUM. JOHN T. ULEMA. L. J. GLENN A. SON,' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Goorgia, tarofflec on Whitehall street. mario-ttt EVERYBODY’S FRIEND ! Mason’s Medicated Candy, for Coughs and Colds. Mason’s Charcoal Pastllc, for Pcrfomlng tho Breath. Mason’s delicious Ice Cream Candy, Mason's Luscious Wine Drops, Meson’s rnro Mixed CsndJcs, Mason's Pure (Inm Drops, Mason's Ice Cream Bon thins! Atlanta Atlvortikomento. IMYI HAYl ; ^ NOTnBjt Urge shipment of HAY. For isle In any n. M. McPherson, Whitehall street. Atlanta, UH) . OATS! OATS! C) BED OATS from Tennessee, For sate l»y O It SI. M0PIIEH8ON, Whitehall street, Atlsntarua. SMfOKINO TOBACCO. T.ANGHORN’S STAR SMOKING TpBAC JLt hundred five pound bsgt.^ Just received ■ BACON! BACON.! A BOXES TENNESSEE BACON. Ttvcnty-fivo WV thousand pounds. For sate by b. m. McPherson, Whitebait street, • Atlanta, Ga. 10,000 Pounds Hew Lard. TCIOR salo by tho quantity, by JP it. M; McPherson, te-artfi-fit ' POTATO SEED. gPANISH and RED, - For sale by A. IC. $EAGO,~. ,it marls—3t Forsyth and MUchril streeiij^ ^ OKS, Oats, Hay, Whlte-Com, Meal, flour, Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, Ryo Floor, Ac. For A; K. S8AGO, ' .mission Meretum, and Mitchell streets, Oomnrissten Merchant, Corner Forsyth i kiln.bried luiqbEh. 6000 'A. K, 8BAQO. ■ Commission Merchant, marls St c o m ' r Forsyth and Mltchelt^lreets^ O. B. WELLBORN, J. W. BELLSH, WELLBORN A BELLAH, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS Oenei’nl Laud AgeutSi ATLANTA, . . . . , . ... . , . GEORGIA. WELLBORN - A BELLAH Pcnoh-Troo Htx-oot, A.tlantn, Oil., Wholesale and Retail Beaten In. Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, AC. Aloo, General Commission Merchants 1 for the eale ot Produce, Carriages, Bngglea. Ac. Janl7-Sm AUCTION SALE OF WATER LOTS On the Bay Front orthe CItr of Pensacola. t valuable portion of tbo city for bash ; purposes. JTho_eaIo_wlpjtorr. ^Msps^and platw^of tho _ ly can be seen at tbo offleo of tlio Florida Ballroad• Company, where all Information re- qnlred can be obtained. u b u e .°. < X)*^d rlr ‘ ,e “ ,c anllul ‘' SKS, peter knowles! niarl~33t w. L. GOLDSMITH, .A.ttorney at Law, LANTA, GEORGIA, VV ,L J: PRACTICE In Fulton and adjoining bounties. VV Also, In all the City Courts. fSrottco at Pliy Hall, >rltlith?Ordlnary. Rarans to—non. Jos. If. Lnmpkln, Wm. Hon, Warren'-A&ln, Re Esq„ Athens, Ga. BUCKWHEAT I BUCKWHEAT I 3E THODfl for salo by M. W. A J.H. JOHNSON, Commission Merchants, Franklin Block, Alabama street. SEED OATS, S EVEN HUNDRED bushels Seed Oils. Tosrrircand for sate by • j M. W. A J. H. JOHNSON, Commission Merchants, kiln Block, Alabama street. Frankll ONIONS^ ONIONS! J1IVE DARRELS UNIONS. To arrive and for sale by M. W. * J.H. JOHNSON, Commission Merchants, Pntnklln Block, Alabama street, A LL the above artlrles put npiu handsome boro-, with show cards and circulars, for Druggists, Fancy Hosiers, Confeciloners and Railroad News Agents. Agent MASON A CO., Wholesilo Dei Nr). 68 North Sixth street, For sale at Wholesale, by AlUlllIil, Mil., fcbkt-am Agents for the Slate of (ieoqjia. Allatoona Iron Works for Sale, E. STKAUUsN. j ,.., j,. U. e'P VVblr. L. r, THOMAS, JB. STEADMAN, SIMMONS A CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IH Gfooci’ioH ami Produoe, Norcross' BuiMIng, cor. WbiU'hatl and Marietta Sts., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. — roald property fur rale, at auction, on the first Tuesday In April next, In Atlanta, unless sold at pri vate tale before that day. This property la loralctl 40 miles above Atlanta, on both aides of tho Weatcm A At lantic Railroad. Tbera la 1UM acres ol land, a reasonable portion of it good Arming land, and the halanco valua ble for tho wood and mliierats-gold,copper and Inm: tho Iran ore seeming to be InexMuetlbli', and the gray or* being eslremetf among the boat In tho world. The Corn and Flouring Mills and Iron Works are only vonm hair mite from the Allatoona depot, on Allatoona creek, ’itch tarnishes the waterpower. About half of the vtl- Some of the dinumli *11 t, and a majority ol tlio stock have determlned 'uio eouqiany to reft rathert^maitempq under the circumstances, to resuscitate. Information In detail can be procured l>y rouaultlug I. O. McDANIEI * nclunat! Commercial and Nashville Ilnlou copy li months and send bill fur payment to I, O. McDaniel, J lauta, Ua. • James River Insurance Company. IIOWARDSVILLE, VIRGINIA. Oliartoroil Capital, $1,506,(100. ASSETS. DeaU liberally. Pays itronage, aud Is prepared to re- desired. r point il 1PLBO, . ^-r.-J'Uy- mtt for all drmti . For reference and. 0. H WELLBORN, Agent at Atlanta, Ua. p^«.rf^.^|«»^n^ WUh feto-Sm _ Peach-Tree street, At’lanfaTha. IN8UIIE IN Tlio tint nmv» of tlio tnkiiipc of Bagdad by J oroat sensn- nl of tho nut CIcocral Craw li ml nnlttmily mail tlon; but tlio no'vre “f tlte tllsavowal anil tboimpritoujiicnt of UrawTord bn» now nr- rlvbd, nnd uppenrato jinKlnce n ^encrul feeling ol Adlttpalfli of tliuMai^ rfiliet'nod xalixfoctlotu qnU do Montboloo, ejmitkliiK in Hus |m>slilvn ■way of tbo 'friendly nundoni of tlio American Uoveratneut, U pubfioltcrl In till* titoniliig's Man- iteur. nmi Is destined to pnnluce n good effect in the right dlrw'Umi. Orders iwve bocn Issued for tbo removal «f tho colored troops from Bout It Carolina and T«n». Wo premia* that similar order* will loon reach thu department] Of Athens, Georgia. ... - a TT Is an old, reUablo Company, located near yon. JL^Losara^prunijiUy paid. ITufita annually divided among tho usurt . W. P. PATTILLO. UK Tboaa rntllled to mrinui ploaao call at my office and get h. FOR HALE. TLfY RESIDENCE on Washington strrat, In this city. JM. Tim dwelling Is or brick, well built tnd wrtl On- ithnl, sml lias eight largo rooms, with all th convenience*. Tiie lot contains two acre*, He* t condition. n and two-third acres or Land, heavily Mclhuimig woodehland'cilgiblo for bnildlug, near McDonough roti two mllrs Dom |>a.„'i!gcr d*poL Terms tlboral. inarT—Isi JAMES Cl,ARK. Wll.TdAM WILSON, Grocer and Commission Morcliont, thnt OIBce Bnltdtng, COVINGTON, ..... GEORGIA. t'4PAIl builness cutruitcd wilt rccolvo personal and undivided slU'iillon. Consignments sol Id lot. Refers to Merrhsntaof Atlantagim.aatly, Jan«-3m. ■ RINH FOTAT4»KN. 50 BBA-a,.rKACH BUM IRIHU POTATOES for ^Ptanttng. ADAHIACO. CHASs H. GRIFFIN A CO.. • i il;AiHU t*l . CLOAUH a mantillas, WOOLENS, CLOAKINGS, BLACK SILKS AND TRIMMINGS, 300 Broadway, ..... Now York. [J.U.4C0.] 1.0. M'PANUIs. A.A.*CH0Ue i. o. mcoaniel a. co Warehouse am) Commission Merchants, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, ...... GEORGIA, DEALER* IN Flotti', Grain. Bacon, and ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. consignment* and ordei* irercspeclfolty solicited, and will meet with prompt airantlon. • ■ : ■ warts-int EMPORIUM OF FASHION I t have Just received * splendid.asabttmckit of piece dqqos Portlcuts’ Spring and Bdtmnrr wekS. Good fitsluthe latest .Ivies warranted; Particular attention igtvril to Cutting fori'iitldreu. (lira in* a call before purchasing elsewhere. I esu Be fonnd In the .ton pf W. It. Lowe A CU., Whitehall street. marlO-lw .; iW.W.BOYD. EDWARD NOCO A CO., ’! Peat Office Building, Pryor ilrMt, Atlnntm ... .... Georgia. 'nrilOLS8AL8 and Retail Dealare In nothlms.GeMI V V Furnishing Goods and Notions, Boots, Shoes and We also have a lareo and splendid assortment of Ladles’ Shoes, which wo will sell vriy cheap, for cash. tlcc.il-am DISSOLUTION NOTICE. ruli Ip lierotoforo o^IbUds under tbo uami _ wleZftt*Marp ‘ Wsfissr GKo. r milE nnderalgned will continue the Wholesale Ltqnor J. bnslnesa as heretofore. All- llshllltlcs or tho late Arm of McAftHi hluiro will Ihi l»*ld by me: and nil per* sons Indebted to said l!rm wilt please make payment to the undersigned Immediately. fob33—lm • “k A-’- GEO. SHARP. DR. J. B. MURPHY, RESIDENT DENTIHt, tBlock,wharahaUp , , , all kinds of Dental operations In the most approved manner. , Hr. M. has had twenty years’ eznertenee as • Dentist, and fuvls confident Itvsvt lie ran taUntelly |H-rturin alt ope- rations bmnght tR'fnre btm. ui»rl>-1ta Notice to Manufacturers. A NY person with a rapllal of $10,000 and wauling t» Invest In any ktnk of Uiauutaauroig, will do w ell to consult the undersigned un PrUw street, ucar Trout House, Atlanta, Ua mart*-*!* J.’ltX It WHAON t.onl*rtllo Journal and Dully Qaastle, Nashville, copy one week and send blU |9#HO. ft, Wilson, Atlanta, (Is. Daltlmoi’O’ Atlvortteomontn. MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS; ARMSTRONG, CATOR A CO. iMeojtTin* akd /onnzEa or Ribbons, Bonnots, Silks & Laces, vjslmts, noaimt, flowers, featubrb, STRAW BONNETS, LADIES’ HATS, • Trimmed andUntrimmed, Bhukor Hoodn, Jta., ~ ^o! 337 and Loft* of S» jUStlmore Street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, a Stock unsnrpaazpd In the United Statee la vs- d cheapness. ^ . Orders eollclted and prompt flltentlon giyen. B. COOK. ^ OEO. If. ttKBBlHQ. u CHI3STA., .GLASS! . COOK & HERRING, No. 7 8. Charles Street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, POOLE A HUNT, BALTIMORE,' BIA.HTXoA.TffI>, Lears Augusta/....... 6.10P. M j -— z - Atlanta'.,- Bj ” " r * Arrive at 2 Atlanta 4k West-Point RallrMUl. GEORGE «. Htixl, BjptrMmdeM. ~ ■PpAHAOI ' A3.I5 P. M . 1.00 P.M , 6.80 P.M !»%****/• UPoInt. HOBlfomery A W«.t-Fotat Railroad. DANIEL H: CRAM, Superintendent. Leave WeaLPoInt l.Wft.M Arrive at Colnmbnl 6.46 P. M Afrivt at Montgomery ».lflP.M Leave Monttromery...,. 400 A M jam has... ARAM West-Point..,. ....13.00 M. effect September Ft, 1865. Macon 4k Weetent HalIrwad. E. B, WALKER, fbijxrUUntad.. jut kaasEKami mar. Leer* Atlanta 7.46AM Anlve at Macottv ‘""VI SAtP.M Western A Atlantic lallread. ROBERT BAUGH, Superintendent. Leire Allanta,. A M P.M ...A10A.M Arrive at Chattanooga. ■Leave Chattanooga.... /...... Arriv* at AttnScvz. .4... A...V.'.Y.V. .'.V..6AO P. M Leave Atlanta : 7A0P.M Arrive at Chattanooga......... ; JUBA.lt * ...... ainf.te Leave Chattanooga..... Ar^re Atlanta Atlanta Advoi 1866 FOR 1866. 1866 BRADLEYS CELEBRATED MAKDPACTUBE , ' Portable and. Stationery Steam Engine, and BoUers, Steam Fire Engl nee, Saw Mill!, Mining Machinery, Pbtfahle Griet Mills, Flouring Mill Machinery, . Colton Screw.*, Hydraulic Pree.ee, Gas . . .Works, Winning, Pulleys and Hanger*. JanO^-an,.., ' • •. SHACKELFORD, HAAS & CO., Commission Merchants, No. 166 Front Street, Near York. Nos. St nnd 37 North Water Street, WILMINGT8N, ..... NORTH CAROLINA. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores, Yarns, Lumber, &c ortenX red *° *** proD,I>tly ’ orier * for * u daste. far to Marine National Bank, New York. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS INSURANCE COJIPANY, PITTSFIELD, MASS Cask Capital and Surplus, $266,741 60. T HIS COMPANY wtlt I'nsnrt Real and Pereonal Prd party against lost or damage by Fire on aa fsvora hie terms at other responsible companies. Lotze* Equitably adjutted and promptly paid. J.N.Dnnbam; Secretary: Ensign IL Kcltogr,'Presi dent ; Samuel E. linin', Assistant Secretary. ' CHAPLY B. WELLBOURN. Agent, febt—3tn Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, US. HENRY P. FARROW, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, Atlanta, . .... . . Georgia, ND Commissioner for South Carolina, Tennessee end . Alabama,toAtteatDteda,PowereorAUorney.and — Jther Papers executed within the Sate of Geonria to be need or recorded In either or those States. Will al- m W A. seas A ten . Ywayre W A. seat A U . Kim qM Prompt and strict attentlou Ided to him. , . . VOfflce on Whitehall street, over Holbrook's Hat ■tore. fobs—Sm HAItSIIALL J. CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT I, A W ATLANTA, GEORGLV IP ' Office in tbo Franklin Bnltdtng, Alabama street. Jan»7-8m GREAT SALE OP MACHINERY. shVirn BTOUlT'nnrMAcHrNEItYhimS^nK to'the Uti »«, Pioneer Card Cumpany, eon.lstlng, tn p.rt, «Vfotlow.: 13 Macbtnea, complete, for mannfltchtrlng Cotton t Marafim^nfimSbS, 0 ' "* tor F “' or, ‘? »W0 ponnds best English Cotton Clstd Wire A ot of Wire-assorted sties, ’ 3108 pairs Cotton Cards, 1 ‘‘"ZftXZZ 10 " 0 ™ > >owcr - !l Flues, Shafting ssrmSs!umSiSSSSS trna and regular, and of aa fine workmanshln aa ran he made; and IheprodnctaoftheFactore rial, will bo a* irood In □ns!i.".r~!. 0 C;'^!!gfo»dmato- . aa vre think clear profits. g'AOpKWOtL Com’r. Also, at the samotlme and place, wni^^iokKene^ alely, a a the Individual properly of (lie State, about ** 2 S* oq EACH HOOP-BEING COMPOSED OF Two Perfectly Tempered Single Spring*, Braldad tightly together, edge to edge, forming one Hoop, and making the Strongest and moat Flexible, the Lightest and most Durable Spring made. They will not Bend or Break like theVngle eprings, bnt wffl always preserve their PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL 8HAPE CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES, CHURCHES, THEATRES, RAILROAD CARS, FOR PROMENADE, OR HOUSE DRESS. In tact, they are superior to all others, combining Comfort, Economy, Lightness & Durability. INQUIRE FOR BRADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT. For aalo everywhere. Manufactured exclusively by the •ole owners of tho Patent, WESTS, BRADLEY A CARY, s No. 97 Chambers and Nos. 79 and 81 Raade ato., N. York, 'j For salt In Atlanta by Mlavas, TALLEY, BROWN * CO., • SCOTT, PARSONS AFREEMAN, And all other Merchant* who aeU Ftnl-CUaa Sktrta this city and throngbont tbo Southern State*. Iktrta In The New Patented Empress Trail 5,850 Imported Cotton Cards. SlMo'^iS^ 4re d,ra *« eJ ; “>•" «•>“ MWwlKyrilh.. March 18.13QA , M ' MoNAUGHT, ORMOND & CO. Keystone Blork, WHITEHALL . STREET, LAND AND COLLECTION OFFICE. oso. a. Tiioass. v. a; oaaxn.1. GASKILL & THOMAS, A.t'toa'n.oys o-t Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Atlanta, Gk'orffin, Wilt OtVJI srtcut ATTtXTton TO CONYEYANOING, Examining Title* to Beal Estate, WRITING CONTRACTS A COLLECTING DEBTS. vvhii * tan «™ t . Mj^atAnatri, A Inmnn, Job* Living.ion, N. I^ork Friiitlancl Nurseries, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Fruit nntl Ofmimouml Trccm VINB8, It now ell the rage In New York, London, Faria and throughout Europe. LADIES t be tore that J. W. BRADLEY’S name It printed on every Skirt Band. An others are aporiou*. and worthless counterfeit*. feh»-«ni li o. wm*, a. a aoara, Late L,qajPJH. Well*, Late Andcrsan^Adalr 4tCo., T.uwkua, Ute J. HA T. L. Well*, BhotbyriOo, Tens. WELLS, ADAIR & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND GENERAL Commission & Forwarding Merchants Woet Sldo Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. reives strictly to a WHO and ftou tone experience to bus) ■ acquaintance with th. trade ta Ihta. tlou, WV) hope to share a Itberat pattonage. We m now Ktcelving a Large Stock QR0CBBU18. PB0V1SI0H8, Ac., KVEUGRKKN9, mi i,iiouts hoots, Qrecn Houm and Hedge Plant*, 4 C . To which w» Invite the aitretton ot S r-'T. ii'ttrl evil v- ol'oj fn )»nai-*» ,3V . WKLLA AD4JR A CO. - ■tavlO-tft P'xrtter Wbllehalt ^vd MartaUo I

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The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, March 16, 1866, Image 1