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ATLAITTA, OBOBOIA.^ Jo
Wednesday Morning, M«roh»tflWfl
From 6ur Evening Edition ot‘ Yesterday.
ByTota«r*ph.
IDispatch!’* to Uio Associated Press.]
KKi>M WAUHNQTON—ALU 4JOTHT 8T. PATRICK'S
Wasuinutom, March lft-Reports from vart
mis quarters repreaont that St Patrick's Day
passed pleiuuuitly, without any anticipated Fe
nian outbreak.
Tho excitement in the Canadian provinces has
much abated.
The Secretary or tho Treasuiy yesterday irons-
dnil and twenty-three millions four hundred
thousand dollars.
FOItBldN MARKETS.
Nkw Youk, March 18.—Liverpool dates have
been received to the 7th instant. . -
Ootton.—Sales of two nayi; 27,000—7,000 to
speculators. Middling uplands arc quoted at
181@19d.
Pennsylvania-five* 70j.
Consols 80|@90t.
COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta Mouoy market
Uuld has declined one cent tram our quotations of yes
terday. Our broken this morning were buying at SO
and selling at 30 cents, with lomodamnud forcotlon pur-
IKjses. SIWer was being boilgbtatSOiudaelllugatSSccnta.
Southern Bank-bills remain unchanged, with considera
ble offering In small amounts. Exchange on New York
is rather scarce at X discount buying, and K premium
selling. Greenback loans take place all) per cent, pet
month ou collateral*, hut not much doing on lucce.
Naabvlllo money market.
Nashville, Murch 11, lSWl.-Clold opened In Now York
this morning »t 130*.', and at 13 m. ins quoted et lSOV.
Brokers here continue to offer 138 and hold at 130. :
Exchange Is dull at XQY.
Of Slate Bank Issues, a large amount has been offering
to day, which was taken up nt 33c. Tho holding flgnre In
40c.
Of Union Bank notes, very llltla has been offering-
broken contlnna to offer MQ6SC.
Somo small drabs id Planlera' Bank Issues were offered
and lakcu up at 67c.
An imnsually largo sprinkling or Southern money was
offered, and wo noticed a alight Improvement In some of
the South Carolina and a feworibo Georgia Banka.
Cotton market.
Nasuvillk, March 11.—New York dispatches quota tho
staple llirru an dull and nominal nt 40841. Tho tamo la
true id our market to-day, with a deduction In the flgurca
of shout 8e. per imiulhI. Wc heard or only 18 hales sold
al IWifrCk. They were’sold as loBows: 1 halo at 33; 13
at MS,; 3 at 31)*,’ and 3 at 33c. The receipt* also hare 1
been unusually light, 31 bales. The shlpnienla continue
large, those of today rooting up lo 313 halo*.—Cftucffe.
Columbus Cotton market.
Cou'nnira, Ua., March 11,1301.—LUton—Tho market
was spiritless and depressed all the week, and lias mrthcr
declined. Middling to alrlel Middling may bo quoted nt
ik&Mc; extremes S3 to 33—somo poor cotton having
k-eu sold al the lower figure.—Enquirer.
.Uncoil market.
Macon, March 13— IWou— Odod demand far lair
grades, but no demand far common. Strict middling la
quoted at 30 rents, and good middling at 31 cents.
Ronei/.—New Georgia 1'a are quoted at 30. Slocks we
quote at the fallowing ratea:
South-Western Railroad Slock (10
South.Western Railroad Bonds 38
Central Railroad Stock 30
Central Railroad Bonds 38
Uuld 31 lu 30, demand light; Silver 30 lo 30, uuduniand;
Exchange par, with a limited supply, but n good demand.
•Vo Inquiry far uncurreut money, and tre omit quotations.
-Journal ft Mtutngtr.
General Newt Summary.
Notvs from Idaho states tlmt a high official lias
liccu arrested on the ebarge of speculation; an
other died ns delimiter; and iinolbcr lias liccu ar
rested for eiiilH‘7./.lenieut.
The King of Belgium lias sent u 3|>eein1 Em
bassy lo Wusbiiigtoii, to announce tonnr Qov-
ernment bit accession to tlic throne of that king
dom.
The Scuttle C'onmiiltc on Foreign Relations
1ms determined to report favornbly on the nouii-
unmion of Lew. Campbell to the Mexican mls-
sioii.
A slaver bus just been euptured by a Spanish
trigate nil the eonsl of Cuba. Several hundred
slaves were on Imnnl, homo cellmates making the
number ns high ns 1500.
An onler bus been issued directing nearly one
hundred officers, of the Veteran llcacrvu Corps,
to report lo General Howard for duty in the
Freed men's Bureau in the South.
Senator Doolittle is said to lie preparing u
Frcodmcn’s Bureau bill which will be In uccord-
oiioc with tho President's views. It will bo In
troduced at an early day.'
Governor Curtin hod an interview with, the
President on Thursday, and subsequently ex
pressed his intention of supporting the policy of
the Administration.
The President bus sent into the Hen ate the
nomination of General Frank P. Bluir ns Col-
lector ol Internal Rcvenno for tlic Finn District
of Missouri.
The Mobile ’limct of the 10th Instant, nays;
" A private letter received in this city states that
the cholera is ruging fearfully In Havana." Let
ters to the same effect have been received in Cln-
eiuiinfi.
Hi Petersburg letters say tliut the budget of
Russian fliianecs show a deficit of 42,000,000 rou
bles. Considerable disaffection -cxlslff with the
present Emperor'* administration and economy.
Later reports from tlicNbw l/iuiipsldre olcc-
tfan state tbut the aggregate vote amounts to 88,-
UW—the largest vote coat except that or 1800.—
Returns from 127 towns give Smith (Rep) 20,832,
»ntl Sinclair (Dent) 21,231. 1
The late grand military tail I hi Boston, orlgi-
■wted to establish an osylum for disabled Holdlera
I , !‘ amctl . vrfelf not a very brilliant hiiitchs
nnanebdly, the members of the committee being
aow assessed to make up u deficit of two thou-
•slid dollar* and more. '
Hie marriage law or Pennsylvania is under-'
ng a change. \ simple agreement between u
‘nnpie, in t| a . presenco of witnesses, bos licen
to lie a legal marriage berttofotc, .but (lint
jrt of thing will be done away with and the
M’rviccs 0 f, clergyman or magistraMi will now
required. For mdrryhig a pair, cltbor of
*kom is intoxicated, $800 One and six months’
■uiprUonment will be imposed.
lb« Dublin correspondent of The London
'«*/« laysthesesroblor Stephen* lias become
mra . " * ml ^ermlned. It la believed lie U
Dublin. The |»o|ice are a(most certain of
'peedily arresting h,m. It l. auppofatt V liha
uf'risid ■ *° e * C * P ® ***** b T a ««»tant change
now'll* 4 ? ? lmm *' ° r Montgomery,
" utdng in London, baa won such a fame in
rrsnee anti Great Britain as an B00ompllMl,. ,|
unTtam 1 ** FfencU K “P tror !*•* conferred
SfSagSaessssSl
VOL. XH.
“ERROR OXABB8 TO BE DAKGEItOlIB WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO OOitOAV
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.. Tun W)Li.qwiNa closing nddrcssca oi life Presi
dent of llici Sennlti und fijieukcr oi‘ tho Hmufoof
Representatives, will lie read with Interoat, ospo-
cially by those wlio appreciate, ns wo do, tlio
able manner in which thoso officers discharged
fliclalmrious and important duties that devolved
upon them during the Into session of tho Gene
ral Assembly of our Slate. We copy from the
AwmaTraneoript; , r
ADDRESS OF Clll,. 4IIU80N, PRESIDENT OF TUR
SENATE.
Our labors lor this Session must now close. _
can well any our work is owipW«f, and no more
.w(ll the Bound i of .the gavel bo beardln.llils
Cbnnibcr. While much Umt wo hnvo done may
not “pass certain stations," yet I feel jbfl account
of ils peculiar : (1incss and symmetry, (while it
honest, purpose to do jwUoe.to.idl, wp lmvo us^
sembioiTuuder the most peculiar circumstances
Mint havo surrounded nuy Legislature Over; con
vened in Georgia—timo tuny prove our short;
coming—such must bp tho Site of all human ac
tion ; mid I trust our bucccssoib may, witii tho
same honest purpose, correct onr orrora and in
accuracies.
To adapt ourselves to onr clinngcd relations Is
nn easy task to hlpi. who participated In tho Into
straggle. And while wo yield tho absolute and
entire freedom of )lto African race, and the ab
stract principle of peaceable secession, t
wo’ ■(
tlic .
irerno law of our bind, guaranteeing, os it does,
ict principle of peaceable secession, ds a myth,
claim the establishment and supremacy, ul
Constitution bf tho United States, ns the .su
preme'
frccdbi
us in patience bear all tilings itud hope all things
trusting that the spirit of tho Father of our Lana
inaV Incline all to “do, justico and love mercy."
Your Chief Magistrate, Andrew Johnson, has
done and Is doing all he con to restore our oticc
nion. It Ills elforts should fall, all that
Republicanism on this continent, must
perish, and a conflict inusl inevitably ensue, in
which the sunrcmacy of the Caucasian race will
lie established beyond a doubt. Every Christian
heart must deplore tuid lament such n conflict.—
Yet to establish the great principle of self-gov
ernment, we must nerve ourselves for the fray.—
To contcmplutc this sceue, even in tlie. distance,
is truly appalling but who end elope Ids eyes to
the inevitable tendencies of rampant irresponsi
ble radicalism ? We rely on the enlightened and
patriotic devotion of our conservative brethren
ot the North to the spirit of tho Union iiml the
constitution, hoping mid trusting tbqt its estab
lishment may be permanent ami perpetual.
We cannot close our eyes to the tact that there
still remains n radical fanaticism in the North,
that would subvert the great principles of self-
government, if. not checked, cbnqucred and con
trolled. We must, however, tnke lor our watch
word, “The Union anti the Constitution of our
lathers,”—the “Union" being the paramount
good, and the “Constitution" our guide—aud if
rampant fanaticism should seek to subvert tho
former, or mutilate the luttcr, let us in common
with onr conservative brethren of tho North,
East and West, rally to Die support of the oue
and the defense of tho other, nSsurcd that the In
dissoluble Union ot these States, and free gov
ernment under the constitution as it is, will re
ward our efforts. I mean not to threaten or defy,
but If I understand the spirit of our people North
and South, 1 feel justified in assuming that the
Union ot our fathers is the design nnu purpose
of all patriotic hearts, and thill any purpose to
transfer the power of this government or its con-
frol by constitutional amendments or otherwise
to the Alfrlcnn or negro race, will involve us in a
conflict, which hi comparison with the late
struggle will lie but cldld's play. Humanity
shudders nt the cruelty and barbarity suggested
by the bare mention of hitch n conflict. Tills Is
our land—these tire our homes. Beneath tho soil
on whiejh we tread lie buried our ancestors, and
the graves of our children are not V«t sodded
o’er with grass, and by their sides fain would wo
have our own mortal remains entombed. And
woe lo the men or purty who would disinherit
us of onr birthright, and subvert it to tho uses
and benefit of a foreign and barbarous race.
We must control and govern it under, and in
obedience to the Constitution and “tho laws mode
thereunder,” to tho exclusion of all barbarian
races; but ict us not forget, that the African race,
among us mutt be protected in their pereont and
property; our laws must be wise, jutt and equal,
und our iicoplo must obey them In letter and in
spirit. Farther we cannot go. And if those,
who nssumc to legislate for us in tills question,
will iusist upon turning over our Government to
the African race, wo predict a revolution more
blood "
fraugi
lust grand death struggle
lean continent. May God, iu His mercy, avert
such a calamity I I trust our peoplo yet have
nerve enough to meet tho emergency; I linvo nut
thought it improper forme to say this much upon
a subject, to me clad in gloomy forebodings and
apprehensions; for the assassination of our Chief
Magistrate or any successt)il effort, unconstitu
tionally to change our government, one or both
of which seems to be the purpnso of a powerful
party nt the, North, would, hoypnd doubt, pro
duce sucli a result. If such a contest he forced
upon ns, let us ha prepnred, “lo quit us as men,”
making no wur upon the Union and tho Consti
tution,l>ut upon reckless fanaticism, which would
engulf both iu a common ruin.
Designing and defeated demagogues among
ourselves, and venal nowspnner correspondents
may, by misrepresentations, tan tho flame until a
great lire may he kindled,'and'passion’again 1
usurp tlic throne of reason. Yet I .trust, tlmt our
leoplc, warned by the past, will ns one man ml-
tore to the Union, and the Constitution and Oov-'
ernment ol our fathers.
I have seen nothing in your deliberations on
this floor by word or act, to warrant a thought
that ypu will be uutruo to your obligation to
“support, maintain and defend tho Constitution
of the United Btuto*." Ever be thu»—ever eon
Ainciyi race, wo prcuici a revolution more
dy than uny in tho history of the past,
ght with incalculable.ills to both races, the
grand death slrugglo of lllierty on the Amor-
mu tA»iKM>MnuiVA imw» wi new avuiih| oh«
tnincil by her gallant soldiers who havo returned
to pursuits of peace, will soon hurl than power
the speculators anil brokers who, Iu their mad
ness, would barter away, tor their own ambitious
purposes, that Union for which tlie forms ot tier
, pliant sons were mutilated, and their blood and
rensure spilled like water.
For. your generous and liberal co-operation
with me, in the discharge of my delicate add ar
duous duties, iih well as your kind appreciation
of my services, he pleased to accept my unfeign
ed thanks. Your uniform courtesy andgcnile-
manly bearing to myself and to each other de
serves the lilgliest commendation. For tho pa
tient mid laborious consideration you: have giron
to every subject of legislation, und for the wise
conclusions nt which you have arrived, you de
serve and will receive tho thanks of the whole
people of our noble old State. Let us In partlug
renew our soletnu obligations to our country,
trusting iu that Beucllceut Providence which has
so signally blest us in the past, for wisdom, Jus
tice ami moderation, tnguluo us'
luw bciti uritc
and ub gale u Smith
“Yet thonffh dntrncUon SwMpour iovsljf plains.
RtaS fallow bm*, onr ‘manhood’ atilt remain*."
Andjif wo are but true, to ourselves, true to tho
great principles of civil liberty, truo to tho magita
try, truo to thb Indomitable will, the frreprcMlhto,
energy, the manly Integrity and, commendable
zenl that has ever characterized onr peoplo, "it is
not yet a very little while and Lebanon shall lie
turned into a fruitfol Held. Tho wUdemes and
tlie solitary place shall ho glad, and the deScrt
Bliall rejoice and blossom as tho rose ” To nc-
complish these ends, your legislation has been
SRUC t»®«A88a S
r, hnvo
K gtihrilod - with commendable
Ifis and 'Interest of our former
your destltuc ,,
the helpless con
cd soldiers, bti
fidelity the "- 1 '
slaves, liavi
vast resoun
ere, and now with convictions of duty dlscHarg-
cd, you go home to the moro agreeable and pro
fitable avocations of civil life and domestic en
gagements. Think not, gentlemen,'VOlir labdrs
nre °xer. You but enter » wider and moiwirult-
frd field. Hero you contend only with your own
prejudices. There you should exert your pow-
tieoplo with tho surroundings oi the present—
Exhort them to patience, to forbearance and a
nmnly submission to the authorities that be.—
Teach them the lessona of harmony, and Implore
them by all that is dear In the present and hope
ful in the (inure, to unito their energies in the
support of a ; common destiny , and a common
, From . every quarter Of opr Stuto comes Uio
.cheering news ot the acceptance by our people
of the results of tho revolution, and the restora
tion policy of the Chief Executive of tho Union.
We arc engagod'b day In a great conflict with
Aninlek for political aud national existence. Our
political Moses has lifted up Ids hands, and
far, Israel has triumphed; but those hands
now heavy—heavy with the responsibilities of
his position—heavy with the weight of a nation’s
redemption, and tho perpetuity of the Republic;
and, unless, like Aaron and Ilur, we stay up Ills
hands until the going down or the suu, the
Amnlckltcs will prevail, and civil liberty nml
Republican Institutions, panic stricken at the
mndness of tho hour and tho malignity ot em
bittered hate, will leave tlio world to despotism
and misrule.
Go forth, then, to your people, In vlow of the
mighty interests at stake, with words of counsel
upon your lips. Teach Utem tho necessity of a
commcndnblc patience, a forgiving spirit, a man
ly loyalty, an active co-operation with tho au
thorities of tho government in restoring peace,
order and civil government to oar distracted
country. Telj them, though they arc sojourning
In tho Wilderness of Shtir, with Us dark shad
ows, Its mantling gloom, Us forrest shades, and
Us dangerous maze, they shall not yet bo given
over to destruction. It Is true, they drink now
of Marah’s waters, embittered by the sad recol
lections of tho past and tlie evils of tho present,
yet, tf they are truo to themselves, they may yet
repo^hencaffitliJd»p4hfrt-tree3 of Ejjnt, f ond in
Cease not yoar labors tor the good of your
people. “Learn to do well, seek judgment, re
lieve the oppressed. Judge the fatherless, plead
for tlie widow,” and when; your race la run, when
the sun of your existence shall go down In death,
the glory of his beams will long Unger with those
who hnvo honored you with their confidence
and support My connection with you now
closes, perhaps forever. With you uiy asso
ciations have been of the most agreeable nature;
and uow In severing them, for a season, let mo
tender you the acknowledgment^ or a grateful
licnrt for the uniform kindness and courtesy you
havo extended' to me as your presiding officer,
and for the generous confidence that has charac
terized your official conduct 1 have endeavored,
or stirred
was nn
. „ - , Jj . r — the
constituents that have honored yon and the fam
ily and friends that welcome you home. Invok
ing upon you the fostering care, and protection
ot Him, whose kind'proviacncu lias thus for pre
served you amid all the ills of life; and wishing
-ou Individually, health, happiness and long life,
hid yod farewell, and adjourn this House with
out day.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
(IAIiHOUN HOD.SE.
Gso. B. Wxwu, Proprietor.
SUNDAY,'MARCH 18,1808.
M Msttlietr* A family, Bum- T F Floyd, Albkay,
_ t«r county, a*. Ja* Wiley, Aibsoy:
F ljolltwo*. Rbiton. II Barker, Alxtxm*.
iiiIfeiiMlIear, AltMiiy J»* Brown, Montgomery,
ilEbt, Albany. C! M Todd, Kinaalon.
. ..., -alien, Portland. . D \V McCarty, Hnnlsvllle.
GMamlllon, New York. Mra NL Attain Bdfe8eldBC
8 H Boulton, Liberty coon- MUaM Mycre, EdgedeldS O
Mra! 4 *i McKinney A fan,-
iiMon, Cincinnati. jfeSWy.'
a. Mipnn PflWMtmnsAlXitil Vnnlan.
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21, 186(1.
NO. (Hi.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
nsrorr anahd unm tuiud wanner, w. w. novii.
OJta, Statonlc Util,
SYMBOLICMAHONUY,
Atlanta liocdc, No. SO.
Stated Coiiiinnnlcallon* 3d and till Thursdays of each
rtionlh, at IX, i 1 .'. M.\
Tno*. W. CiuHOZin,'Worslilpfal M«ler.
Jao. M. Bonin u, Secretary.
l'lilton laodgo, No. 210.
W&is ot
’ ' W. W. Born, Worshipful Master.
Cua*. IUnaaxH, Secretary.
CAPITULAHMAHONUY.
Mount Zion Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10
Calvin Fat, Secretary.
Fkohnt Zion Counell Good Mnmarliuii*.
^ItoffularmceltUff* tat Tuesday In tack uiluilb, ut 7Xi
W. \Y. Boro, Master u( I'crcmunirs.
II, ,8. Onax, Secretary.
CRYPT rTma HONK Y.
p?r B “ rr i.w.°ii «75: ,cr Se -
Ilcgular Meetings 8d Tueaday in January, April, July
, "f- W. Botd, Thrice lllnstriona Oraml Master.
. Jno.' M.'BeniNO, Recorder.
Knlcht* Templar*. Ceour do Lion Com*
■nandery, No. 4.
Star Conclave 1st Monday at each tuoiilh, at IX,
Tlio*. W. Ciiahulcii, Km’t Com’r.
W. II. Tuimna, Recorder.
dc^^rMT^nMyngtiB!^ ,l " rt
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
ODD rxLLOWs' HALL l-IACIITME ST., ClIEItOKKE DLOOK.
Cohtrnl hodee, No. 28.
1 Tuesday event
B. F. Bennett, Secretary.
llarnon Lodge, No. 55.
Meets every Friday evening, at IX o'clock,
8. W. Guunn, S 6cre.ary_ N ' «•
Umpire Encampment, No. 12.
Meets on 3d and 4th Wednesday of each month.
O. Dockun, O. IV
II. F. Binnevt, Scribe.
P. P. PEASE & CO.,
17 Atabamn Street,
JJAVK In Store on Consignment and far sale:
400 barrola Floor—choice liranils and low prices.
80 barrel* Irish Potatoes far planting at $0 00 per
bnahol.
10 barrels Onion*, nt ft.
30 barrel* Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugar, at low
est rate.
38 barrel* Ontcr, Boston and Sugar Crackers.
80 barrels Machinery, Car aud Lard Gits.
35 barrels Bourbon and Robertson County Whisky.
10U cases Wines, Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whts-
400 boxes snd hair boxes cholce ChewIng Tobacco,
from 35 cents to ft 00.
7.000 pounds Smoking Tobacco—Kllllckinnlck, Geor-
gin Boys’ Delight, and other brands,
nn nnn re—.—•*-—- J —•‘of domestic manufacture.
Sheetings anilOsiiahurga.
1,066 yards best India Bagging, for sale to close out.
00 dozen goad Shaker Brooms, at $-1 80 per dor.uu,
13 bags choice Rio Coffee.
10 cheat* Green and Black Teas.
38 boxes new Candice, at lowest market prices.
1.000 one-fanrth boxes Sardines.
08 boxes superior Adamantine Candles.
180 dozen Cotton Cards, very low.
Alio, a large and varied slock xrf.DRY GOODS, cou
rting tn partufPrint*,'Bleached Shirtings, Sheetings,
-otton llo«o. Spool Thread, Linen Cambric Handker
chief*, Itats, Bools, Shoes, Notlous, aud many other ur-
tlclM, which will be sold, to clone out, at lesa Ilian New
Yorkcort.
If yon wish bargains, remcmlwr that Nn. 11, Alabama
the place it which they can be bad.
Ir you with barn
.W 1 *
Jtrt plena copy.
WE HAVE IN STORE
Potatoes,
Coffee,
Soda,
K|
ardlnea,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Lcallier,
Nalls,
BriHims,
beusc Brandy,
Cherry Brandy.
Blackberry^brandy,
Hye Whisky.
Old Bourbon Wblsky,
Champagne,
Sparkling Catawba,
— ng C
Still txtawba,
Port Wine.
Itblne Wines,
Atlanta Atlvcw <■>
.Travelers to ihA Nortfi;
''ON ' ' ■ r '
HUB1NE88 oi*. PLEASUBlii,
WIIJ. FUfU TUK
LOUISVILLE & NiSHVItll RAILROAD
ndnnlng In.connectlob with the Weatern A Atlanta, and
tho Nashvllb) and Chattanooga-Railroad* the Greet and
moat expeditions routo from
ATLANTA
"“SiSW.IfiSSiSISSi"’
AND am, PLACES IN TUB | NORTH AND EAST.
TIME TABLE.
Lcavo Atlanta 1.30 P. M
Arrive Cluitta'a.. .8.38 A. M
Js'ave Chatta'a.. .84)0 A. M
Arrive Nasbv)Ue..4.00F. M
Leave Nashville.. .8.31) P. M
Arrive LoulevIHo.KOO A. M
1.30 A. M
8.30 l'.M
8.48 JVM
Arrive Nashville. .8.48 A. kl
Lcavo Nashrillo..7.30A; M
‘ - .O.OQP.M
LEAVE
Arrive Louisville,
LOUISVILLE
AT
0.00 A.M., 13.00M., 3.00P. M., 4.00l‘.M., A 8.00P.M.
BAGGAGE CI1KCKKD from Nashville or Lonlsvltlo
to all llm lmportanl cities North and Eaat of Lonlarille.
Persons holding Through Tickets can stop off at any
of the principal Iitaces, having choice or Day or. Night
Trains wlUi care attached embracing all <the modem im
provements, andan opportunity of vTaltlng the celebrated
Mammoth Cave, which Is located near the tine of tide
road. -
PARIS AS LOW AS TUB LOWEST.
tisssesMUm
ALBERT FINK, .
maris-3m General Traveling Agent.
Maeon Telegraph copy amt cliarge to L. AN. It. It.
o. n. wEM-ermN. j. w. neli.au.
WELLBORN & BELLAH,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
Goiinrnl Ltintl Ajrentw,
ATLANTA, , . . . , . GEORGIA.
WELLBORN^*, BELLAH.
l»oiioh-Treo HtVcct. Atlanta, On.,
Wholesale end Retail Dealers In
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, AC.
Also, General Commission ,Merchant* far tho sale ot
Produce, Carriages, Buggies, Ac. juiiH—3ui
Allatoona Iron Works for Sale.
mHE Stockholder* having eo directed, tho President
JL will offer said property far sale, at auction, on Urn
llrst Tuesday In April next, In Atlanta, nnlesa sold at pri
vate sale before llutl day. This property It located 40
miles above Atlanta, on both aldoaof the western A At
lantic Railroad. There Is 1000 acres ot land, a reasonable
portion of It good farming land, and the balance valua
ble for the wood nhd mineral*—gold, copper and Iron:
till! Iron oro seeming to be inexhaustible, and the gray
urn being esteemed among tho best In tho world. The
Corn and Flouring Milts and Iron Worka are only somo
half mile from the AUetoona depot, on Allatoona creek,
which fhrniahca Hie water power. About half of tho vtl-
lage of Allatoona belong* to tho property. Some of the
buildings being entirety destroyed, othera damaged, aU
the working stuck being lost, and a majority of tho stock
holder* Wing crippled In means by the ravages or wsr,
have determined the company to sell rather than attempt,
under the circumstances, to resuscitate.
Information iu detail can bo procured by consulting
, , L o. McDaniel,
jan31—3m Allauta, Ga.
Cincinnati Commercial and Nashville Union copy two
month* and send bill far payment to I. O. McDaniel, At
lanta, (la.
; ’hf I»i-<»t*«smiil€>imt tJai-nw
V,'A. OASKItit,. ago. ». THOMAS.
GASKILL & THOMAS,
A. 116 r ri c y s n t E a"vv:
; . . AMI. '• . iritf
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,"
Atlanta, ..... Georgia,
Will, fllVK SI CCUI, ATTCNTION gO
C OIV VIE VAX C'llV'Ct',
Examining Titles to Beal Estate,'!'
WRITING CONTRACTS tc COLLECTING DEBT^.
{Sf Ofllco Up StalHi, tlmt hnltdtngon Whitehall street;
on tho lefa going from tho railroad. ,
KtrinsNczs—Mayor and Ctlfzcna of Atlanta;. Junea
Gardner, Augnsta; J. W. Fears A Co., O. A. IfutUrij;,',
Macon; Austell A Inman, John Livingston, N. York. • 5,1
Janl9-3m ,
CATE CITY LAND OFFICE.
NABOBS A. BZU.. - T. fa I
BELL &> BELL,
ONE AN ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Will givo strict attention to tho
Real Estate EBusiness,
AND TO COLLBCTIND DEBTS.
fVCash advance* made nn cjty property.
OFFICE—Willi Ezaird * llulscy, up *uin, In tho Nor-
CTO** comer Bnllding.
RtrxiiZNcxs—J. J, Toon, Joecuh WInshtp, L. J. 0*r-
trcll, Atlanta; James Gardner, L. B. Darts, Augusta;
Lcdyard A Barlow, Phil.; 8. Hoot, John Llvlu^rton, N.
: (on tract*,
siting Heal
ISVISIIYBODY’S FRIEND !
Mason’s Medicated Candy, for Cough* and Cold*.
Miibou’* Chnrcoal Pastlle, for Perfuming the Breath.
Mason’s dcllLiona leu Cream Candy,
Mason’* Luscious Wlno Drops,
Msson’s Pure .Mixed Candles,
Mason’* Pure Gum Drop*,
Mason’s Ice Cream Bon Dons.
A LI, the above article* pul uplnliandsomc boxes, with
tv show cards and circulars, far Druggists, Fancy
Idlers, Confectioners and Railroad New* Agents.
J MASON ft CO.,
Wholesale Depot,
No. 53 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
For rale at wholesale, hy
M. W. ft. J. It. JOnNSON,
Agents for tho Stale of
Atlanta, Ga.,
[Georgia.
Which we are
.’berry tlouuce,
plantation Bitters,
Ac.
marl8-8t
offerlngta^taMradeMlowfl^nres^
Commission Merrlianti
No. is Alabama street.
C White, Mscon.
Clark Sample, New York,
’ant John: 1
E fl Westmorelaud, Enj
ti n shorter, Alabama
»u! Johnson, Phliadulpliia. J H Tanner, 'ruylor county.
£M MannJolemnrille, 8 C. IIO Whinmm, Tonnesdei.'
^“MM’mi.. “ d wlfc ’ cl1
JnW^i tady, McDon-S-S^SIte^r-
BXOHAHCH HOTEL.
B. M. BiuNHxn ft Co., Proprietors.
MONDAY, MARCn It, 1888.
JAll llauks, Cherohee-Ga. L
inger, Macon, Ua.
In tbe future.
i usiiiullournctfon*
1 now tloi'lare Ilia Snnafoof (jeoraia gtljoununl
tine die, nml liiil you nil ti kind aim afirellbnUC
fnrewi’ll, iinilu epeoily nml Itappy re-utilou wllli
ADDUESR OF HPEAKKIi IIAltDKMAN.
UtnD*m*n of the non** of Rapresentatlvts!
Tbe hour for our adjournment 1ms arrlycd —
Tlie dullw that Imre devolved upon u* have
been dlncbnmed; whether foi 1 jjOod or ' evil, tbe
Allure muni iTeieruilno. It ehould ho a eoureo of
DM itriduD » member of Iba arnwrOAmmuMr,
while many of our reifow-cllizens hnvo fullen
asleep in death. Tlio circumstanced 11ml sur
rounded iu nl our nitctlujj here been Boraewhnt
dumged. The provlslonnl novcraiuent under,
which wo ntei ha censed, tinil wo adjourn to-day
under a Governor elected hy tho sovereign .voico
of tlio people oi our Stale. The name cloud.
liowcYerjtimt overspread our horizon tmd Uircnt-
cnod ue wilh ita fitly, still blackens our political
sky, and though, ovef Mtd
break* through III ennobled g|t
the glory of a brighter day, it Is
und nil h dark ngfn.
Tho storm of war has passed; yet tho echo of
ita murroarlnga foil upon tho ear, and tho evi
dences or Its tury nro tnaiilfest in Uio desoIaUon
»t marks ita sweep. Win rever wo turn, ruin
rkens our prospects nml desolation suddens us
Ut Uio fatality of Its blight. Our peoplo !*>
In sorrow ana Iu sadne**-
languWt and
(Ilea. Tholnil
tlio cottngo I
o to day, tlio
revototfon
R Springer,
- ■ -mhera^Madlson.
.. —jier, Madison, Ga.
4 V COrtwn, Albany, Ga. - r ua .
> R Rawfings, Griffln, Ga. wl TndteM«S*tl!lltll,L
A Thomas, Georgia. C B Lyle. City.
T Mason, Liverpool. W R Bodson, New York.
FLAIfTBRH HOTEL.
Wm. O'Hxllobxn, Proprietor.
MONDAY, iuklB 18,1888.
LnteNows Ilems,
That Messrs. Wilson awl Sumner should voto
against each other in tho United State* Sonata
tutd that Mr. Wttaon should sustain measure-
which Mr. Bumnor iironounccs "a compromise
tbe most shamefol, ludcceut aud utterly Immoral
of any hi Our hlaloty, as. bod .as bad con bo,"
proves one ot two'things, namely 1 : Either Mr.
Wllion is not wortiiy of holding a scat In Uio
Bonato, or Mr. Sumner asserts what is not truo.
We regret to hear of tho death of CoL John
Crenshaw, of Liberty, Virginia, ono of tho oldest
and mos\ respectable cltlzcna of Uodford county.
Col Crcqabqw died, aayn tho Lynchburg Repub
lican, ou Friday afternoon, of dlscaso of tho
lung*. Ho wasabout seventyttyo y cure old, had
been long a consistent lueuilier ol tho Episcopal
Chttrcb, nml wos tmlvorNtdly respected by a largo
circle of IHontls, •
Tlie Athons (Gil) Wufok*«*' o( tho 14th hut.,
says althougii the very cold ahapsomo weeks ago
‘kUlOff cvorytlilng green, tho wheat crop of this
section now given proudac of doing well., Tho
"Hand"'"
lag It*
H
LIME I LIME I
100 D . A «» ROGERS' LIME. .InM rut oi veil
an orsae y^ ^ 8KA0(J
Commission Mvrehanl.
CoraurForaylh and Milchell ainvls,
Allauta. G. iirpla.
UACON HAHN AND LAUD.
B LOT J
For sab
A CHOICE LOT Inst received from Warren. Milchfll
ft Co. For safe by
A. K.SEAGO,
Commission Merchant,
Corner Forsylhnnd Mitchell slrecle,
Atlanta, (la.
ELovaTlFLoun t
'oodlawu Choice Family Flour,
'^raffl'anefoonr,
CumberlandMIll# Extra 8nperflne.
Monitor low grade Flour,
Arcota Plain Family Flour,
bo promptly sold on liberal tenua to
A. K. 8EAGO,
Couinuwtoii Merchant.
, Corner Foraylfi and MttchelUtreet#^
cobRT conwi
^^^farolrted to\h?8*Iio by 0 ^
A. K. 8EAGO,
Commission Merchant;
’ > Corner Fonyth and Mitchell streets,
Atlanta, da.
mprioAP.
JN lar^o supply and graat variety, at prlcm to defy nim-
, *“ l0n, 1 A.K.8BAGO,
Commission Men hant,
Comer FOnytbaud Mitchell etreets.
REGISTER.
1TE CITV LAND
s
nr largo, aupcrbly boom!
lien np enireeely far tbs
■ •dvertlelng tn our Qlllce,
TB bar* .
LAND
•Of Bft
HrFsnonsj havlngTtea) Estal lo for fMo or rout, oro
t Oats City Umd Regtrtrr will hs kept open far In-
UmbylhapoblM, and wehopo thus to exhibit to tlio
~MJU constantly calling at onr ontce far
If not all, the real estate far sale or rent
W*'wt| btyTseU and I
our time exclusively to t
Collecting Debts-lrsly
customer*—we tops to l
SS^sWm
nurtl-mt'!
4VEKNSWAHK,
'■“■issa.
’ _ " Atlapu, Us,.
DEED OATS.
..“.SIJSXP BU ?,?*b8 ttt Store, Black and
ts, of superior qualtt j, ^ MoPnBRDON,
gatt.
Whitehall street,
Atlanta, (is.
EBIHki LEAD LAUD.
2000 M*
BEANS t~1IKANN |
Efcassr'
COW PEAS.
200
In Stars snd to Arrive.
TATGKit,
CRANK ft OU.
MICK MUSCAT f MUCK WHEAT t
O NE THOUSAND lbs choice Now Buckwheat Flour,
far sale by
M. W. ft J. II. JOHNSON,
Commission Merchants,
Fruuklln Block, Alabama street.
NUED~OATf).
S EVEN HUNDRED bushels Reed Osts. To atriveand
for sale by
M. W. ft J.1L JOHNSON,
. Commission Morctuml*,
VnAUin Block, Alabama street.
ONIONS! ONIONS!
jEtlVE 1IAHHELH ONIONS. To atrlve aud far salu by
M. W. ft J. U. JOHNSON,
Commission Merchant*,
fcMS—c Franklin Blnek^Alahamartreet.
MoNAUGHT, ORMOND & CO.,
Key-Stuno llluck,
WIIITEIIAJjL (STUKIiT,
O FFER FOR SALE, at retail, and to the tfadif. it large
and well asaorted .lock of itanlware, Outlety. Gnn*.
t-isiols, Gun .Material, lira** aood*, Agrlculluraf Imple
ment*, Circular and Hath Saws, Gum aud Lsather-U*lt-
jug’ Backing, tlouso Furnishing Goods, Plated and Plan-
lta!tirs'ffil*, \^ffi[«l \Vtnow Ware,“carriage ttanb
ware and M ood Worir, ftc„ and will be happy to *ee theta
friends at their old placo of bmlnes*. marld-tlw
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
IN8URANCK COMPANY,
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
Cnati Capital and surplua, $250,741 60.
T HIS (X1MPANY will Insure Real and Penonal Pro
party against loaaor damag* by Fire on a* favor*
■lie term* as other responsible companies.
bo**** Equitably adjusted and promptly paid,
p ~ 1 '
feu,-3m
W. L. goldsmith;
Attorney at La-w,
ATLANTA GEORGIA,
\STIU. PRACTICE !n Fulton ftnd adjoining counties.
TV Also, jn all the City Courts.
Prompt niid.lrict attention given lo Writin
Deeds, Wills; Conveyancing, Renting and I
Estate, aud Collecting Debts or all kluds.
tZB-Offlcc at City Hall, with the Ordinary.
Kite ns TO—Hon. Jo-, n. Lumpkin, Wm. Hope null.
Esq., Athens, Ga.; linn. M’arren Akin, lion. Wm. T.
Wofford, Judge Janes Milner, Cartcravflle. Go.; Hon. L.
J. Oarlrell, Ron. William lizrard, Hon. Jared I. Whita
ker, Atlanta, Ga.; lion. M. A. Candler, Dccatnr, Ga.; J.
B^mewart, Esq., Sloni: Mountain. fcb2V-3in
HENRY P. FARROW,
Allorncy at Law ami Solicitor in Equity,
A.llniilti v . C.eoiqyla,
A ND Commissioner for South Carolina, Tennessee and
Atatnma, to Attest Deeds, Powers of Attorney, amt
al| other Papers executed within the State of Georgia to
be natal nr reenrdud In cither of those State*. Will al
ways be found In tils office during business honra.
Prompt and strict attention will be given to all business
confided til him.
fcW*Olltee on Whitehall street; over Holbrook's n*t
store. fah3—8m
MARSHALL J. 4ILARKB,
ATT O 11 N K V A'l’ Ij A. AV
• ATLANTA, GEORGIA
BP-Office in I he Franklin Building, AlnUiuia strceL
Jsn*1-8m
niNRY n. JACKSON.
.X A < ’ IteON ,fc
Al.K.V. n. LAWTON.
iAWTON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
Office nn Bay street, between Bull and Whitaker,
SAVANNAH, GEOnCIA.
mart—tin
LUTIIBIl J. ill.CNN. JOHN T. ULXHK.
L. J. GLENN & SON,
ATTORNBY8 -^VT LAW,
0 Atlnntny Gcurain,
Hf*Q(Hce on Wbllufinll gtreot.
SpHAVBKRRY, Attorney at Law and
• Real, Kfltate Agent, over C. I. Brown’* store,
ufcatur street, Atlanta, Ga. ( jecj7
DR. J. B. MURPHY,
BE8IIJKNT DENTIST,
R espectfully can* the attention
of the rill'/oiiHiil Atlanta lo tho fail
that hohna retnmed to the city aud ot»en-
cd nn office on Alabama at reel, Iu tho
Bank Block, where ho la prepared to cxe-
cut*qllkinds of Dental operations In the most approved
*«Aumir.
Dr. M. haa had twenty yoara* experience a* a DentUt,
and feels eonffdent that ho can falthfaHv perform all ope-
rstlons brought lieforo him, marts—tin
diiufesnionaiTcard.
T>». W. T. GOLDSMITH
H AVING permanently located in the etty of Atlanta,
oflera hi* l*rof0t>*i(uial pcrvtcc* to tho dttxena.
He can tw found at the Drug Store of Mettrs. Tsylqr A
Ball, on W hlteliall street, op|>osltc tho old Georgia 1L B.
marI4—3m
D n. CKARLEN DIN4IKNEY offer* his pro
fessional serrires to tlie cltlxcn* of Atlanta. Office
Olid residence, ou Dccatnr street, opposite 8. J. Shackel
ford, near A!Inula ft West Point Railroad Denot
j*ul?—8m
ltnUtnioi'o Advci'tlaonionts.
Jades River Insnrance Company.
ROW ARDS V1LU, VUIGINIA.
OhnrtoroU dnpltnl, Dl,BU(>,Ot>o.
H A ?,S TkV A »M».^
mil for all demands hy draR on aiur pojnl desired.
Fur tvfereure and Insurance, appiy io
■ O. B. WELLBORN, Agent at Atlauta, O*.
IWAgenls wanted, everywhere, who can apply with
pro|wr voucher* of suitability, lo the company.
C-foWELLBOllN/Agcut.
_fcli<l-3ni Peach-Tree streeL Atlanta. Ua.
INMUBB I N
Tbe Soathcrn Mutual Insurance Company,
Of Athons, Georgia.
I T It au old, reliable Company, located near yon.
^Leases ^ promptly paid Prodt* aunially divided
W. I*. PATTILLO,
OfficeI. Browu's^SolS’lhsratnrstrevt,
P. 8.-4 l»yeo A ^d.tay^.or Scrip.a;afot
«S°a"my ones and gel
this dividend trill
>,1801.
Janl-am
of proatt accruing from
entitled to. scri|| under
x. stxadnan. i. a. atnaoMt. l. r. tuouas, ya.
STEADMAN, SIMMONS A CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ann wiioLnata tuti.xita nt
GrootM'loH nml Frotluott,
Noicrosa' Building, Mr. Whitehall and Marietta fit*.,
ATLANTA, DEQnaSA.
mart-3m
1866 Spring Importation iB66
t-of—
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY AND . STRAW GOODS:
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.
tMFonTERS AM) JODDElbl OP
Ribbons, Bonnets, Silks & Laces,
VELVETS, RUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
NT It AIV nONNRTN, I, AD IKS’ HATS,
Trimmed and Ifutrimmcd
Mbnkor IIooiIh, Ato.,
No. 337 aud Lott* of 839 Raltlmore Street,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Offer a Stock unsurpassed In the Untied States tuva-
rlety and cheapm-ss.
tSTOnlcr* •ollettcd and prompt attenllon given.
marS-lm
«mn. uxo. w. nxnmxo.
CHINA, GLASS!
COOK & HERRING,
No. 7 S. rtuirli** Street,
BALTIMOUK, .MARYLAND.
^QUEENSWAlin.
POOLE & HUNT,
MALTlMOltK, SIAUYXaAND,
MAMTAITI'KK
Portable and Stationery Steam Kugtncs and Boiler*,
Mtoam Fire Engines, Saw Milts, Mining Machinery,
Portable Grist Mills, Flourliig Mill Machinery,
Cotton Screws, Hydraulic Presses. Ua*
jkntt—3»’* 0r ’ t- ' 8h * nl “ & l ’ , *" < 7* * n, l ll'ngvrs.
SBBIT BMatlHS Jit BEIH ESTATE
H. J. SPEAVBEKBT,
BEAL ESTATE AGENT,
Deealar street, over C. I. Drawn'* Mom,
OFFERS FOR 8ALE:
A *“ r KH * u - °°
3«^’a'SdMUM^L“ n waUJited
cataJtSS* »***• «*“ corporation, on old De-
dismiss
RAILROAD GUIDE
Georgia Biifread,
E, W. COLE, Ruperinttndenl.
Leave Atlanta.;. tap'll
y.no A. M
wm
Arrive ntAngust*...
Lcavo Asgosta.-i, ...I.
Arrive at Atlanta i. ,
_ .........6.10 P.J{
Arrivbit'Altanta....................... ...6.41 A. M
Atlanta * Wea(>Pafnt Hall mad.
GEORGE O. MULL, Superintendent.
leave West-Point............................
Braigonery * tVcat-Polnt EaltraaL
DANIEL H. CRAM', Superintendent. ’
:::::::::::::
«5IS
sons ,4 aft8A.lt
ezt-PoInt;. 13.00M.
Teet Beptaabtv 37 t tws.
Macon A; Weslarn RaUroad.
E. it. WALKER^Superintendent.
hit wmon mux.
Sfess
Arrive at Macon...........
, hid nr nu«.
Leave ^Atlanta.
vnatMacon.
,— m Macon
Arrive at Atlanta
Weatern tt Atlantic Ball rood.
ROBERT BAUauT Superintendent.
Leave Atlanta..: .......' ..IX
Arrivo at Chattanooga
Leave CLatUnooga
Arrive at Atlanta.
Leave Atlanta.
Arrive at Chattanooga.
Leave Chattanooga
Arrive at AtiintaTV.
Xtluntu
1866 FOR 1866. 1866
BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED
w
g
S.
a
a
EACn IIOOP BEING COMPOSED OF
Two Perfectly Tempered 8ingle Springs,
Braided lightly together, edf64o edge, forming one
Moop, and making the Strongest and moat
Flexible, the Lightest and moat
Durable Spring made.
They will not Bcud or Break like tbe aingle springs, bat
will always preserve their
PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE
IN ALL
CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES,
CHURCHES,
THEATRES,
RAILROAD CARS,
FOR PROMENADE,
OR HOUSE DRESS.
In fact, they ar« superior to alt othera, combining
, litltoss J Humility.
INQUIRE FOR
BRADLEY’S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT.
For eale everywhere. Manufactured axctaatvely by tbe
solo owners of the Patent,
WESTS, D RAP LEV ft CARY.
No. 6l Chamber* and Noe. 73 and 81 R«ad* at*., N. York.
For sale In Atlanta by
Means. TALLEY, BROWN ft CO.,
- SCOTT, PARSONS ft FREEMAN,
And all other Merchant* who tell Ftrat-Ctau Skirls Inn
this city and throughout the Southern Statea.
The New Patented Empress Trail
I*now all the regain New York, London, Paris and
throughout Europe.
LADIES! be sore that J. W. BRADLEY'S name la
printed on every Skirt Hand. AH others are apart***,
and worthless counterfeit*.
A. D. AOAIB,
lata Aodenon. Ad&lr A Co..
Allt&tdi Ok *
Wtt .lAAM WILHON,
Grocor andCommissionMercbaat,
l\)rt ontce lialldtiur. I
_
L. a WILLS,
. O. ft D. U
ttluta, Ga.
Ute J. H. ft T. L. Welt*. Bhetbyrille, Ten*.
WELLS, ADAIR & CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CER8
AND GENERAL
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
West Shio Whitehall StaaM,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
■ x*
.u.
We a» now
GR00ERIES, PRO'
0N8, *c., wit
V,v. :s\i .vjLttlt
itrews,’ t. t> - q«. ,'j t* a ot xlqi
Tn whUh We Invite the attanlto* of
“ dbfaJSRjatftji
