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ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ThurarinyWornjlng, Matron 82, mm)-
From onr Evening Edition, of Yc«tMday.
CommercialJntolligonco.
r moner market
.... w._»i - nf Ann rant, in
WBPNWPAT Aioiimnw, ««»v«•
remain* quiet, wllh a .till briber dcdlna of one coot, lu
row. Out broker* this morning at* baying “ffi
liitfal Wceul*. Slim buying at 10 and P 1 ”*
Southnrn.lH.nkbm.hato undergone no change,
wllh mu. demand Ibr them. Kxchango on »» ' •“*«;
matiia i ho name, Greenback* may bo borrowed at five per
nut. (wr mouth.
ATLANTA COTTON KARKKT.
Tliu cotton market I. emphatically duU, with none com-
lug III excepting an occa.lonat .traggUng bale or two on
rouiilry wagon*. SUddllng. anil for 08 cent., amt other
grade, in proportion.
corn, rnoDBca, arc.,
Use .lightly declined. A good article of while corn
,Illy be purchased by the car load at $1
bnabcl. encke Included. Yellow and mixed, $1 0801 30
,.,. r bu.ticl, by the quautlty, racks included.
W c lake it as a fair Indication that bnslncea la prosper-
on. when our merchant. ...to that the different raUrond.
,,, riot able to take all the freights offered them, amt that
nur business men suffer serious liiomveulei.ee there-
Iruiu. _
AuRUatit Mnrltet.
Muuultl.-fbf/<Hi.—'The market continue, an dull
and unsettled that we are unable to give correct quola-
Twenty bales low middling sold to-daj at auction,
„,„i;.„„ attachment at We. Iter iKtund.
tleergia llallroad Tor the week ending Man It IT, I.IMI.
Keeclpte to-day,NtS bales.
t ,-M. -Market quirt. Broker, buying at I®, and sell-
lie-at llH, with a moderate demand. ' ‘
state and c-lty Honda are in demand. -CbiuM.
tilfonitllsl-
(toIiinibUH Market.
„ Cite it SO.—(Wfp/i.—Market yestenlay dull and Irregu-
l w Mlddliug**j!,:tiV. Slrlrt middlings will not com
mand morn than the latter dgnro.-»«i.
Itluiitgoniery Klarket.
M on n n - felon.—Middling, bring 99030. Hood or
dinary to lew middlings bring 250«, wltK small enlea
and very light demand.
mobile market.
I nto vr, March Hi—CW/o».-Sales to-day 1900 bales, the
market dosing quiet but linn. The demand wa. good, but
Mies were eeutlued to a few bnyers. Llttlo cotton was
ottering, owing 10 a disagreement between parlies not be
ing settled. ...
If, irlanaml Fnmnciu/.-Tlic following are the closing
rates of ttie day:
|j*i$l31, liuyiu.4 aiul acHiug. Silver l*JUi&l'Yi, nuy-
iu .. a nd idling, sterling Kxclutnge, Bills Lading and
Clear rip, IWfblM. Francs, -1,10. Mow York Cotton Bills,
d veto leu days’ sight, X&X diseouut. Bank rales for
-lit. |kit. Exchange, Healers and Bankers' rales, par®
d,-, ount. Mew Orleans sight, >i premium.—dt/rerflarr.
Louisville market.
S.VTI UIIW. Mardi IT.-Money mailers eimtlnno rattier
.....I e.i.y with uScbangml rales for all drat class
P«P‘
Ktchangc ru |,-s actl»o with buyers al 1-4101-10 pre
mium, and telling ftt 1-100,q premium.
ill, dispatches to the Exchange from Mow York quoted
i ml opened at CO',, mid closed at Cotton
"mil and nominal nt tuft II cents. Mess |«>rl; tending lip-
wai,l»t $'.H fatifdfi tills. Ba* 1 ' Writs at lh>i# cents, fin-
• ititsall reported pork $20, f.xi 60, asked, llncuti (Inn;;
dear sides MH cents, clear rih sides, 1.T.S, cents. Laril
l :v ld al |t V, cents. Whisky $2 25 free. Chicago reported
lings nominal and nuehanged. Pork quiet at $45 75020;
prime mess $31. Balk meals quiet and Unchanged, laird
lujgood demand al lsV0laM cents. Wheat llrm ; $1 •.*.*,
Itejecleil corn dull ut HIM cent*. Oats dull at 'll*, cents.
Wtd-ky iiominnl at $4 44.
The meeting on 'Change was very full, wllh moro ani
mation and considerable stir among Jobbers, with Iraus-
actlona In the aggregate to a heavy extent. A better
let-ling prevailed for provisions, and the market is more
hiioy.ml with fair sales.
The river is again at high tide, though falling to day.—
The tuddeu change In the weather from worm rain to
dillly frost and freexlng, ha. tended to check ihu .well
ing water courses.
The sales of prime lunl iu tierce, at 19c. were quite
large to-day, also a round lot on private terms, and bacon
tides at lTJfc., also 15 llercea magnolia bams at 44c. Cot-
Inn is in moderate Inquiry', wllh sales of a round lot of
good ordinary to low middling at 3U®39c.—Journal
Nnv Orlcons market.
New Oiilxaks, March 18.—Cotton Irregular—sales to-
diy hull hales. Receipts for the week 17.ISK). E\|s>rts
for the week IT.isil bales. Slock In part 101 .Oust bales.
(Ink! opened at !MK, advanced to 99*., nud dosed at
New York Cotton and (told market.
New Youk, March 111.—Colton ahows a declining Icn-
dem y. The rules to-day were Ml liales at lie
lio!d4S';,
l.lvcrpool .Tlnrket,
1 1:-- You,:. March Ut.—Liverpool dates to thetuh Inst.,
ived
I’lic sales td cotton lor t tie week were 71,001) bales, of
which speculator, aud ex|urler* tmik 10,000. American
Hu Inn/L-il. Egyptlnn advanced ,V01d.
I lilted States 6-90's 70.','©7(l.<f.
Cnnsnls sti..®80H.
.Vlurriago of (Jell, Clientliiiiu,
rite Nudiville Union Ims n glowing mvotml
id ihccemiiiniy which lately enmo olT In that
(ity, in which Major Ocncritl Frank Client limn
Imiv a prominent pail This gallant nfllcer was
r.-fiinly cnptnrtil hy a lovely lady of Tennessee,
and was imluml to take the oath of allegiance to
I’o l mi'll, which was duly administered hy
Hlshop Quintaril, of the Kpiscopal Church, in the
I Tot-ncc of many tllgnllnrlcs mitl fashionable
ptoplc Id Ihu “Rock City." Hut wc will let the
L'linn detail the Incidents of the interesting oc
casion which came off in the Presbyterian
A iiiiinlxr of distingiiisliPil ex-military eldef
» -» lllllllilll l/llll/T*
him nlio f'rnnvl the orcitflion hy thoir pruHcncc,
liruniliw.nt nninn,. <1...... .. r\ .. _ lil ‘
1 ' • t *. ., I III* II III IfW,llvti
• r “niiii<: n t, among them being Generals Buckner,
> (Mniljij of Georgia, anil Cero Gordo Wll-
Awaiting the arrival of tint lirldal party, tlie
or gain I truck up a lively voluntary on the pow-
and by and hy Ihu choir, cnmiioscd
<a a couple of m ore of singers, from different
1 ' j 111 feat's, sung an anthem appropriate to the
neeuxifin, tilling thocilitleo with joyful melody.—
Ihdiop (jtiintard, stirjilieedin llowtng gown, now
(im red mid t(Hik a seat in front <il* the inilpit.
\K 111 Is* I O . .... .1 I.. Al . 1 ' ’
nhile wailen d around, in Hie pulpit and'out, u
Ministers belonging
sprinkling of pla'mlydren-s-d ii|ui„„-is ueionging
lit Ulirtn ilt dfiminlnalinns, were iildet speelaloiw
<d the scene.
At ulmtii a ipiarler to eight the bridal iMirty
entered, tlio hrirle, Miss Annie lfols.-rlsoo, lenii-
" n nnii ol her lulher. Tlie Indies were
in lily anti elegantly attired, and tlie party al
one,; attracted tlie attention of Urn vast iitnli-
, 'Vaappcud Ilia names, in pair-', of the
I'riiie, -mauls and grooms’-meu who acted ou tlie
•srosion, the latter Imviug forineriy iHdonged to
‘eai-ral (dicathuin’s stall': Major John Ingram
•till 1 IlHil .Ii-Iinii. n.,lli.iA. n . II i . I it li O t
- J oi.au . iigiijin <1111111 lliuruui
Old Mtw.Iiainle Patterson; Major-i. II. McNairy
u td Miss Ihonmsi Major G. V. Voting mid Miss
- ir> Horenro Clark; Major li. Ilmnjilon nml
Ml-iS Mary KlllolL : MlliorTImmnq J>, |J(inril ii.i.I
y. tlUott; AlujorTltonuui F. llonryiiiiii
-tea hue (.lark; ijr. J. li. Ilitisl ami Miss Uiiiii-
■'); < aptaln A. 1.. ltolierlsou and Mlsa Annie
''.ni dbijor ,1. I). Us'klimt and Mlsa Louie Ir-
- 11 Hlshop Uuintnnl, using tlie soleiiin ami
inpresnive servh'es or tlie Kpiwnpiil t'hureh,
I nronned the marriage e< rcmony, Mr.' -iiolH-ri
ll| e young liuly'a fatlier, giving away Hit,
1 ‘cremony over, the Itishop retiiiesl-
1 1'?; ceremony over, the Itislion reonest-
I he atitlhnce to retain their neats until Ihe
1 ,1 I'.'fiy bad retired from the church. To
tie ni-wly-mnrriud pair we extend our eoiigrntii-
and wish them unbounded Mbs for many,
many years.
'*ERHOU OEA8E8 TO RE DANGEROUS WHEN REASON 18 LEi! v I’FREE TO 00llilAT;iT.W4r<!wn.
VOL. XII.
.ATIjAOTA
22, im. no, 67.
Mjr Telegrnpli.
ASSOCfATKD rilKsri DtBPATCltKS. '
(From thn Macon Telegraph.]
LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York,- March 10.—liy nn arrival to-day,
we have Liverpool dates to tlie Otli instant.
Market*.—Tlie attics of cotlbii for the week
amounted to 7-1,01)0 bales, 10,000 of wlilelt were
taken oh spccdhtikiti and for export. American
dualities are lliiclmugcd; Kgyptiuns have nd-
vnneed id. a til. Klve-twontles were quoted70|
n 70J; Consols, 8(l| a 80).
NFAV YORK MARKETS.
New York, March 19.—Cotton has a declin
ing tondency. Sales to-day, 900 bales at41 cents.
Hold 138J.
COMailKSSrOKAL news.
Washington, March 10.—In tho Scnnto tteday
Mr. Fessenden reviewed tho letter of Governor
Graham, of NorUi Carolina, published in tho
Rational Intelligencer, which, be said, was writ
ten to show tlmtthu investigations of tlie liccmi-
ut ruction Committeo was not impartial. Air.
Fessenden said lie did not regard tlie Intely re-
hclliotts Slates in tlie light of u criminal on trial,
nor was he acting in the cnpacity of prosecutor.
It Mr. Graham desired to introduce further tes
timony in tlie ease of North Carolina, ho should
do so.
Tho House re-considered the vote hy which
tho loan hill was rejected; and nvcommUtcd the
hill to tlie Committee on Ways and Means.
ItllOUK ISLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Providence, March 20.—Tlie Uuion 8lain
Convention now in session here lmve nominated
General Burnside for Governor.
CONOUESSIONAL NEWS.
Washington, March 20.—The. House, to-day,
pussed tho 1>1II to protect from legal prosecution
Union oillccrs for ncls committed during the war
hy order of their superior officers.
THE NEW OULEANS MAYORALTY.
Augusta, Mareli 20.—It is not at all probable
that the President will interfere in the election
of .Mayor Monroe of New yrlenns.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Mareli 20.—Colton has a declin
ing tendency. Sales to-day, ;i,700 hales, al Mil}
a 40.
It,-him or News.
Mayor May of Augusta calls upon tlie people
of tlmt city to “put their Ilduses iu order” in view
of the apprehended approach of Hie cholera.—
All decaying nml decayed vegetables and imiuml
snbslimccs are to be removed from tho premises
of each citizen daily. General Brnnuiiu 1ms
placed at the djfposaFof Mayor AtSy a number
of wagons, wllh drivers, to facilitate the removal
of tlie filth. We expect from tlie well known
energy nnd active solicitude for tlie welfare of
Hie city of nur worthy Mayor Himilur precaution
ary measures will lie inaugurated here at an early
day.
The house of II. S. Sorugs, Esq., in Greene
Cut Burke County,- was burned ou Saturday to
gether with ils enlifu contents. No insurance.—
Tito lire was acehlenlal.
The htrgesl robbery which 1ms probably ever
been perpetrated tin litis country was committed
in Exchange Place, New York, on Friday night,
Otli instant. Tlie safe of Mr. Lord, a large bro
ker amt-real estate agent, was colored and bonds
and securities to the estimated amount of $t,-i
500,000 nlistracted. A reward of $200,000 ban
been offered for Hie apprehension of Hie robbers.
An eclipse of Hie moon will take plnre on tho
ilOlli nml Mist of (ids month. Tlie beginning of
the eclipse will he lit O.ffO in the evening; begin
ning of tlie lotnl phase, 10.87; middle of tho to
tal phase, 11.27; end of Hie total pliAse, Mist
Mareli, 12.10 a. in.; end of Hie eclipse, 1.28 a. in.,
duration of die total eclipse, one hour nml thirty-
nine minutes; duration of Hie whole eclipse,
three hours and fifty-two minutes. The phenom
enon of n total eclipse occurs so seldom We hope
the night of tlie 80th will 1)0 clear, in order tlmt
tho event may l*e witnessed.
We arc pleased to learn from tlie Memphis
Argue tlmt General Forrest lins so far recovered
from his late attack of small pox Hint he was
able to 1» on the street last week, apparently en
joying good spirits with the return nl health and
strengUi.
We aru told tlmt nn Holiday afternoon a diffi
culty occurred in Girard between Messrs, Brail
Olive and Henry Foster, in which the latter wns
shot, not dangerously, however, in the shoulder.
Tito dispute arose about some money matters,
it seems to ns tlmt there has beet) enough of
shooting going oil for the past four years to sat
isfy any one. A great many people think differ
ently, judging from their actions.—Cola mho*
Sun.
Tiie Savannah JlejtuUican, of llteolh,cnntainH
tills paragraph:
Drowned, off' the island of Cuba, on Hie Fitli
of February, Colonel C. U. Brent, ol Hie late
Confederate army. He was iu the 2-llh year of
Ills age. Tills sad occurrence look place while
Colonel Brent was en route front New Orleans
to Brazil. Tlie Colonel lmd jumped overboard
to rescue a sailor who lmd fallen trom aloft, nnd
although every effort was made to recover them,
yet, owing to tho freshness of Hie wind it was
impossible to do so.
Colonel Brent was nn duly at Augusta in Feb
ruary nnd March of last year, on Dm stair of
General I). H. Hill.
A.i tutcounl „f an execution In Amoy, China,
uie eoudenmed man being lashed to a cross
! . .y iocl> y<jg > f commenced hill horrible butchery
) iirst cutting off Hin flesh above Hie eyes; next
it!., ““4 ‘hen the breasts; then bu cut
il.rr < * .. ... DlVMUt | ll|CH • MU •-III
!.!„ f 1 ' ••“Jnuucltt or caili arm. Then the
*.h» of the thighs wore cut out in Hie same
woin ini wii iu mm; miuib
trie executioner had performed
u i*° n tl,,) i MK,r wrtlch, be
inM knlte « l,Ie ani1 toot nnoUier, uixiut
longand ul«mt auliu:h broad,andeul
tlm "“"nfi'' 0 11,0 C| * W, <
With uli' 1 h ®n lie made several tlourUhe*
eat h'^11“ ll , lnt0 " K ‘ l w °r vielbn’abody,
m &IT, o l0 s f rt “ rnun ' 1,1 * l,e ,nllWle •»
I !' ‘' ,li,J extent of tho blade, uud.
SX"* with tho knife, let out Ids cm
Abe l ' |, ‘ yi ' 8l ^ nv “li totto
JsbeQ the
lm In thl* m
body was
n nnm.
auaee
Inhuman t
vry (waiting
tP
On the ndvent of tho nrmy under General
Sherman into Hnvnnnuh, Hie office ol tlie llcjiub-
liean wits turned over, we Isdieve, to Mr. J. E.
Hays, ol Massachusetts, who has, since the occu
pation, las'ii publishing tlie paper under tlie title
of tin; Savannah National Hcpuhtieun.
Its former proprietor, Col. W. F. Sims, having
laid claims for hU property before I'resident
Johnson, we are informed Hint Hie cnmnmmler
ot the department, Geneml Brannon, received
orders front life President to restore the office to
Colonel Wins. This is lull another evidence of
tlie good will of I’lesideill Johnson to do ull in
Ills power t<> restore property to those ol our peo
ple who have been illegally deprived of it, nml
we sincerely trust tlmt Hie many good offices
which ho has done, and is doing, to promote lito
welfare of tlie Houth, wiUbppmporly appreciated
Ity yielding the President a hearty mpport iu liia
|si|ley of restoration.—Augueta OomtitutionatUt.
Fred. Douginas lectured In Washington oil
Haturday night, and tolerated the presence of
several Congressmen, lie was ot the opinion
that Andrew Johnson would prove tlie Pharaoh
of Hie colored race, Instead of their Mooes, in
which cnoo it would lmve been better lmd ho
uever lieen born, Tito Black Douglass was fol
lowed Ity Senators Tales and Wilton, and Gen
eral Howard.
PLANTElitS» llOTBL.
Wk. O'ltiLLoaxH, Proprietor.
TUESDAY, MAItOn 50,1900.
.t K Light, New York, It H Besrdrr, Montf
John \y llrttmlqr, Ooqrgla. M Hqgartjr; ktonti
KIntt McUlnng, fts.hvlife. Jno
R n Miller, wincheiter TennBd Jjpqwllt
S A 1’imcoiut, Wsahlngton O K McMs.l
City. It Mmufortl, Weldon. NO.
8 Ro.enhelmer, Nashville. Wm Armstrong, Woldoti.N O
Mrs A Abrnhuns, Macon. O O Woodbsm, Meniiilila.
J A RasHtig., Washington,J P ’
L Raid, LsOrsngo.
•Johnston, Kingston, (
mss
John Uogsn,
agstisvilio, as
nnnth. er
ogsn, New Jcrtiey.
(I A LHOVN ttOVSV.
tiso. B.Wklsu, Proprietor.
.1 U WolwteriTrenlffo^lsVTWffnmMf^rtli Csrollns.
Mrs it Robinson, Heard l’H I’erkltm, Hndvon.
countr, GeorgU. It O Csninfleld, Virginia.
J II Graham, Alabama. Wm Totlen, LaFayette.
J E Horton and Lady, Ala. (I F Rogers, Algelra.
F Edaau, Alabama. It Rnrns, Illinois.
J A Tlgner. Uogaitsvllle, Ga GII Strohar, Alabama.
Jas Dorn, Edgelleld, 80. Ell Stone, Houth Carolina.
P Wlthersby. Tenneawo. J Lattlmer and family, Ala.
Monroe Japling, Bavanualu Nicb Fnuler, Alabama.
II Levy, Boiler, Georgia. W P Thompson, Now York.
F W Gray,Philadelphia. PII Lufhorough, Carteravllla
J L°V&Wth,' 'I AEdw.rt. 4 iAdy,Mont-
(I V 8harp, 8outu Carolina. IIY Mulligan, Tenii08.ee,
.1M Hlmmoni, North CaroltnnP A Pnrkcraou, Tennesueo.
M Delaney, Georgetown. It I’Gnlntock, Timnesaeu.
Geo Nox, Louisiana. GII Mnnson, South Carolina
~ *■ Scott, Mlaalaalppl. ”
es Johnson, AlnW
OD
. I nines Jolmaon, Alalwina.
.11'lnnkel, Amerietts.
11 B Titian peon, N C. -
l! U Jeuiihig., N C.
1* L Hamilton, TennOsscd.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31
Mrs E V Mattson, S C.
Mrs Lesterget, Louisiana.
It Trapp, Jr., nnd lady, N C.
J 1* Hoard, Louisville.
U11 Jlartln and lady, Tenn.
1TI$UnaODAli BUYItY || El.
a 11 Braekner, Tennosaee. ft W Slater, Philadelphia.
, New York. Wm Anderson, Georgia.
IIHImpson,
J 1* Kavan. Now Jenny.
C .1 Spencer. Georgia.
I' tliinler, South Carolina. E11 Price, Gemgla.
JT White, Mobile, T U Powers, Geurgin.
J I, Julmson, Tennessee.
J li Webster, lroudalo, Ala, Win Allen, North Carolina.
' , New Orleans.
CL Hunt, Arkansas.
J D Webster, fronds] ,
Dr D W Hammond. Macon. A1) Smith,
Hr Joel Uranium), Macon. .1 It Solomon, New Orleans.
S II McClendon, Floyd conn-1, M White, Arkansas.
ly, Georgia. A Jaeksun, Texas.
W11 Pritchard, Augnsla. Geo Morris, Texas.
.lames Stewart, New York. H Wcbatcr, Georgia.
T O limit, Alliauy. .1M GriDln, Teetmessee.
Airs McGee nud family, Fla. .f D Brown, landm ine.
MissilnllieGenrgc.Vlnrlda. HD Stewart. Geofgln.
Dr Browitsnu, Virginia. 11 Swanson, Alabama.
A Alexander, Chicago. Sirs Robinson, Heard comity
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
D. M. Diuvnkii * Co., 1'roprlotara.
TUESDAY, MARCH 90,19CB.
A S Uayle.s, Kentucky. K B Atlauis.
.lolm 1. Edmonson, Macon. W .1 Uerge nnd Lady Italll-
Tboinns J.ekumi, Macon. more, Aid.
Get, Bivins, St Louis. A V Brumby, .Muriella.
II Sternberg, Montgomery. G W Brumby, Mnriulla
Willis tieiibuni,Oirlersvillc. hint Mccimig, Nashville.
FCiir/.elieiisnmliiiaidyCImt-H LWLittle,Shclbyvllle,
lanooga. 11L Bradley, Knoxville Tenn
.1 Carry, Chattanooga. I) Hlaeklmni, .New York.
Wm Cannon. I. It Childs, Mobile.
I A darret, Nashville, N. C. M G Lumpkin, Alliens, Ga.
N Lipscomb, Georgia. C O Klhhec, Pulaski conuly.
E It f'lerson, Ohio. John H Church, New Jersey.
J U Held and son, Georgia. P Lincoln, Canton, Conn.
C C Green, Fort Gaines, Ga. It E Brown, Charleston, s C.
JH flrcon, L
FGreen, UNJiIt.
. v* i. ui.iitiunnuiKi liitu, nia.
W I. Scruggs anil family, City
W L Wadstrorlli, Americas.
T Gross, Lady nnd 9 children M P Kiser, Power Springs.
' “—0a. ' " " "
Albany, On. ,1 11 Peaghi. C'luytnni Alii.
W J Serugg., Tonnesseo. Jos ,0 Farrell, Athens, (la.
Mrs Davis and 9 children Win Mason, Athene, On.
Americas, (la. W N King, Palmetto, Ga.
James Nelson, Kentucky. .1 Y Wells,
James Nelson, Kentucky. J Y Wells, (.'Ity.
J Qali.cnberry, Ketneky. Wm McKIbbln, W ,t A It It.
John Kittle. Dr Brock, Cobh county.
, county.
rollicks, Out lanooga. Franklin Kasou, Alalmmu.
J D Mendenhall nml 5 men, .1,1 Jones, Dalton, Georgia.
s n v a it ii u li li o ni *,
(From the llcmld.]
The Fire Last Nloifr.—At about It o'clock
last night the carpenter shop of Mr. Bankston,
oil Bronghtou Blrcct lnm\ a few doors west of
Whitaker, wns discovered lo lie on lire. Tho
building nml its contents were ofmiehmi inllam-
mahlu clmraelcr that Hie tire made rapid pro
gress, aud the Humes soon hurst through tlie roof
uud roiled up in great volumes, endangering tlie
neighboring buildings. Tlie lire department ar
rived on me gr«„,n«i win, thole usual prompti
tude, however, mid within lillccii or iwcTity min
utes from tlie tinio of Hie alarm was given lmlf
a dozen streams were brought lo hear upon the
Immlng building. The lire wns conffned within
the building iu which it originated, hut tlie low
er nml upper stores of that building, with llieir
contents of stock, tools, etc., were entirely ctin-
sunted.
The building destroyed wns of brick, two sto-
i Bi
rirs high, fronting on Broughton street lann, nnd
belonged to the Courier estate. It was rented
hy Air. Bankston. Into Winston & Bankston, car
penter. Ho lmd an insnmneo on tlie slock in
the shop of $25,000 lit tlie North American In
surance Company of New York, J. 8. Thomas,
agent, in this city.
A young man named William Farrclly, while
e build'
\ young
stumliog imprudently near tiie burning building
In tlie yard at tho rear, wns struck hy bricks from
the falling wall. lie was picked up insensible
nnd carried into Heidi's apothecary store, where
lie wns nltcmlcd to by Dr. Charlton. It was
found Hint lie lmd sustained no injury beyond
some flesh wounds t jam tlie head and luce and a
slight bruise nn tlie cheat, no hones being broken.
Hu was conveyed to his home.
The lire was without lloohl’Incendiary.
Wo regret to learn llml Ml;. J. E. Bussell, nn
industrious and worthy mechanic lost n valuable
set of tools hy Ihu lire, on which ilioru was no
insurance.
There were oilier individual losses, tlie parlle-
ulnra of which we could not learn last night.
Tito efforts of Hie lire department on tho oc
casion were worthy of ail praise, giving assur
ance tlmt tlie destructive element will always
meet an energetic nnd sttcccssftil opposition from
our well organized and harmonious firemen.—
'flic Metropolitan,the Gcrnmuiu, tho Washington
arid the Ogiothorrie companies were promptly’ on
the ground, nml did effective service; and con
spicuous among tlie eomlmtants of the devouring
llni
fames were our faithful blacks, whose stalwart
arms kept time with their “old time" refrains,
which swelled in merry chorus above Hie din
nml clamor of Hie exciting and Itoistcrous scene.
Hi.]aiiT Fiiik,—About cloven o'clock on Sat
urday morning nn alarm of tiro was created by
lltu partial hurtling of tlie wood work iff tlie
ceiling of a frame Iwo-Btory tenement on Stuart
street near West Broad. Tito tire is supposed
to lmve originated from a defect in tiie chimney,
and lint for llie timely efforts of tliu ftremen, who
were soon on tliu s|«)t in large numbers, It might
have lieen disastrous, as tiie house wns surround
ed hy a number of wooden buildings mid tliu
wind was blowing at tliu time at a high rate.—
The house was the property of Hiram Huberts,
led by John Mathewsmi.
Esq., uud was occuplt
More Shooting.—Alton! half-post one o’clock
t Saturday souio six or eight bIioIs were ex
changed near the corner of Jones nnd Aiontgo-
mory streets, two of which took effect on tlie
lie *• ..... .
hollies of two U. S. soldiersliehmglng lo Hie 12lli
Maine regiment. From wlmt we could nscer-
tnln there weru live or six soldiers In Hint lielgli
Itorlinod, mill being noisy ami troublesome, a
id' -
policeman interfered to arrest them, when they
showed tight. Hu sprang his rattle for assistance,
mid some negroes inturlcrlng, the soldiera linn
died them rather roughly, when one of. tliein
id tired. At this the tiring
K dlcd out ids pistol am
*
•came pretty general, and jho seepe ut one time
ild
t ’“‘J 1
however, wwi
wore tlie look ot a lively
tola of tlie affair, mid our
The LuGrangu JleporUr says tlie examination
of Col. W. JL Bells, charged with tho munlor of
Jesse Aultmnn, at West Feint, on thu 1st Instant,
was concluded on tho 10th, after a patient hear
ing of tlie testimony on both sides—occupying
tlie spsco of four days—Justices Callaway and
Atorgan deciding that tho Cn^c wan not bnllalilc.
Col. Betts was committed to Jail to await Ida
trial at tho noxiJSuiierlor Court, which convenes
on tlie tidrd Monday iu Afay.
... „ There are
two or tlireo stories
reporter wus nimble tagot at tlie trull, of It. Tliu
soldiers, however, were taken to tho hospital
harmeks, arid from tholr nnpcaranco on Saturday
looked ns though they had been tho victims iu
tho business. Their Faces presented a shocking
mnee of just
Onoof them
riplBtol-Bliot through
tliu right arm, umUmd one eye almost closed.—
Tho
tlie left
say that
the scene
arrests were . made.
Nearly a Biot.—Ou Sotunlay evening about
ball in
- I 1 ' 0 *
away from
learu, no
NEARLY a Biot.—On Satiinlay evening about
half-past six o'clock a negro soldier ww.nbuslug
and cursing a soldier in tliu market, when a po
liceman attempted to arrest him. Another negro
soldier then interb red and attempted to retcuo
OIIO.
81,.
. .efthl.
ntsrH3.lt*
MABONIO DlIM¥dTORY.
nsretT onAND waxteti Tinnn msttner,
Wt W. BOYD.
Office, Mmntc Uatl.
SYMBOLIC MASONRY.
idffe. No, fip.
. ; . Atlanta Lodge,
Slated comnmnlraUons 2d and -1th Thursdoy. of each
Fulton Lodge, No. 210, -
Stated CommiralciiUona let and 3d Tharedaj.uf each
month, at 7J(, IV, M.'. , , .
W. W. Both, Wor.hlpful Master.
Cats. IIaiisskn, Acting Secretary.
CAPITULAR MASONtlY.
mount Zion Iloyul Arcli chapter, No, 10.
Regular Convocations Sd and (tb Mondays of each
nouffi, at 7M, P.'. M.'.
tiios. W. CUAKDLEn, M.-. E.'. mgh Priest.
moul
Calvin Fay, Hcerctary.
mount Zion Council Good Euninrltniin,
^Regular mccthjga '1st' Tuesday In each.humtli, ut IX,
W, W. JltiTD, Master nr Ceremonies.
II. 8. Oral*, Secretary.
, CRYPTIC .MASONRY.
Jttognlar Meetings 3d Tncsday In Jantniry, April, July
W. W. Boro, Tlirlco Illustrious Grand Master.
Jno. M. Uoiiinu, Recorder.
Knlehtn Toniplnrn, c«enr do Lion Com-
mandery, No. 4.
Itmpilar Conclave let Mouday . of each month, at 7J(,
™ Titos. XV. Ciiandlir, Etn’t Coin'r.
W. H. Turn an. Recorder.
Tltoomceof tho above named Secretaries aud Recor
ders Is In Mneonlc Hall building, Bret floor.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS,
non rsLoiwe’ iiam. pkaciitrer at., ciduiokce m.orK.
Central Lodge, No. 28
<
Dorn, N. (I
Meets every Tuesday evening, at ^oVIork.
11. F. liiNNXTT, Secretary.
Ilarnc* Lodge, No. 55.
Steele every Friday evening, at IX o'clock,
7YP. FLXNtNe, N. O.
S. W. Unuun, Secretary.
Empire Encampment, No. 12.
Meets on 2d nud 4th Wednesday of each mouth.
O. Dookum, C. I*.
It. F. BaNNBrr. Scriliu.
P. P. PEASE & CO.,
No* 17 Alabatun Nlrrol,
JJJAVE iu Store on Cniii*i|^iinunt niul for Halo:
H00 bnrreln Flour—choico hrnndrt and low prices.
GO barrels Irish Potatoes for planting at $0 GO per
bushel.
10 barrola Onions, at $-1.
HD barrels Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugar, at low
est rate.
Si barrels Oyster, Boston and Sugar Cmckori*.
*“ * *» Machluery, Car and Lard Oils.
60 Itarrela
•45 barrels Bourbon nud Robertson County Whisky.
100 cases Wines, Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whis
kies. ’
400 boxen and half boxes choice Chewing Tobacco,
7,000 ponuds Hmokinc Tobacco—KUilckinnick, Geor
gia Boys’ Delight, and other brands.
lies Yarns, Shirtings, Sheeting* and Osnnburgs.
:» colls Rope.
I.IM) yards best India Bogging, for sate to close mil.
Ml dor.cn good Shaker Brooms, at $1 no per dn/un.
13 Inigs choice Itlo L'olfcu.
iu chedti Green and Black Teas,
95 boxes new Candles, at lowest markul prices.
I,MM one-fourth boxes Sardlups.
95 ls>xea'snperlor Adamantine Candles.
160 d.ircn Cotton Cards, very low.
Also, a large and varied slock nf DRY GOODS, con-
1 "“7 In part '
Cotton llose. Spool Thread, Linen Cambric Handker
chiefs, Hats. Boots, Shoes, Notions, aud many other ar
ticles, which will tie sold, to dose out, at less ttinn New
York cost.
If you wish bargains, remember that Nn. 17, Alalmma
street, is the place at which thsy can bo had.
niarlS-Ot
Era please copy.
WE HAVE IN STORE
Flour,
Corn.
PoUtocii,
Coffee,
nod n,
riopgei
urdlitcs,
Tobacco,
cigars,
Leal her.
Nails,
Cognac Brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Blackberry brandy,
Ryo Whisky,
Old Bonrimn Whisky,
Champagn.
Sparkll
HUkt
l'ort Wind,
Rhino Wines,
Claret Wlno,
Cherry Bounce,
l'lanlallun lllttcrs,
Sparkling Catawba,
I Catawba,
Wblcb we are offering to tho trade at low Bgur
CLAYTON, ADAIR £ PUII
res.
BSE,
Commission Merchants,
No. 19 Alabama strcrl.
LIIHEt LIITIE!
100
BARRELS ROGERS’ LIME. Ju-t roc
aud for »alo hy
A. K. 8EAQO,
Commission Merchant,
Corner Forsyth and Mitchell streets.
Atlanta, Georgia.
BACON IIAiTI.N AND LAUD.
A CHOICE LOT Just received from Wsrren, Mllilicll
A Co. For safe by
A. K. SKAUO,
Commission Merchant,
Corner Foreythaud Mitchell streels,
Atlauis, (In.
VLOVHf FLOIlIt!
A Aft B11LS Woodlawn Choice Family Flour,
ffcUU 9M) bills Henry Clay XXX Flour,
200 bbla IVarl Mills ExtraHnperline Flour,
^ --‘MillsK r
grade 1
Farnll)
Nl bbla Arcota Plain Family Flour.
All of which will bo promptly sold on lilieral feints fo
the trade, hy
A. K. BRACK),
Commission Merchant,
Corner Forsyth and Mitchell streets,
Atlanta, Ga.
CORK l COUNI
W HITE BREAD CORN. In auy qnautlty, can bow be
furnished to the trade by
A. K. 8BACJO,
SOAP, SOAP,
J N Inr^o supply ami great variety, at |*rlcea to defr com-
A. K. 8EAOO,
commission Merclumt,
Corner Foreythaud Mltrlictl sireeta,
inarlll-tlt . , , Atlanta, lla.
“ GATE CITY LAND REGISTER,”
hound
. for the
our offlee,
purpose of IteconllnK, aud thus advertising In oui
Real Estate for sate or rent,
VtT I'craona having H«u Estate Ibr sole or rent, are
Invited to record Ihe same on our Register free of charge,
whether they employ us to represent them aa agents or
The Gate City Land Register will tie kept open for In
spection hy the public, anu we hope thus to exhibit to the
uumerous applicants constantly calling at our offiee for
real estate most, If not all, tho real estate for sale or reut
In or near Atlanta.
„.)ly to
Collecting Debte—truly
custnmere-we k— *-
an institution
thereby honorable as well
niarlT-ltlt
la-truly and faithfully reprerenting oi
hops to make the Gate Oily Land OBli
i or doddod heiu-BI lo lha public, and
aeiaUvetoonrerlvcs.
, BELL A ltBLL,
Real Estate Agents.
UCKENSWAHE,
B Y THE CRATE ONLY, and osaorted to suit the
trade. Himd lot rummouTeaa nud Plates In «v,ry
nut.
It. M. MoPIlBRBON,
__ WhUe rti»,
NEED OATS.
BUHI1ILH tn store, lllack and
U. MePHKItSON,
. Whitehall street,
mart-o Atlanta, Ha.
PB18IK LEAP LAUD.
2000 ^i.
T hree iiundr
White, of supe
No. S Decatur street.
BBANKI UEANNE
• ky
rnfiN bushel. White and Colored Bean*. For sah by
febll—c No. ft Decatur street.
COW PEAK,
200
In Store and to Arrlvo.
IKU'i IRISH POTATOES,
m*rW-c
eshest Western 1
' MCk * ^LANGSTON, CRANE * 00.
Travelers to the
BVSIN1SH8I OP I’IsEABUHE,
WILL nXD.TKI
NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Running In connection with thu Western A Atlanta, and
tho Nasnvlllo and Chattanooga Railroads tho direct and
most expeditious rente from
ATLANTA
Loulnvlllo.t Indlanstpolli, ClnelnnnG.
York and Boston.
AND AM, PLACES IN TIIE NORTH AND BAST.
t’P'Hnpcrlor SLEEPING COACHES on all night trains
north of Chattauooga.
TIME TABLE.
Lcavo Atlauta 7.30 P. M
Arrive Clistta'a.. .5.35 A. M
Leave Chaim's...».«) A. M
Arrive Nashville..4.00 P.M
Leave Nashville.. .(1.30 P. M
Arnvo Louisville.5.00 A. M
LEAVE LOUISVILLE
Leave Atlanta... .7.30 A. M
Arrlvo Chntta’a.. .H.30 P. M
Leave Chatla'a... .8.45 P. M
0.00 A. JL, 13.00 M., 3.00 P. JL, 4.00 P. M., * 8.00 P. M.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from Nashville or Lnulavillo
tn nil tho Important cities Nor}h aud East of Louisville.
Persona holding Through Ticket* can stop off at any
of tho principal places, h nvlng choice of Day or Night
Trains with care attached embracing all the modern im
provements, nnd an opportunity of visiting tho celebrated
Mammoth Cave, which la located near the line of this
road.
PARE AS LOW AS TIIE LOWEST.
For frirtlier iiifortonllnii and through Tickets, apply nt
the Union Ticket Office, in Atlanta, uud nil Ihu plnclpat
IHU U 111**11 I IIIIUI VII1II-. IU /All
Railroad offices In the South.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
HAM. J. LITTLE,
uiarlH-3ui General Traveling Agent.
Jla.-on Telegraph copy and charge to L. As N. II. II.
C. H, WXLl.nolIN, J. W. BKM.AU.
WELLBORN & BELLAH,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ANI)
Guiici'fll Lund Ag;unlN,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
WELLBORN &. BELLAH.
I»cnclt- r rro(! Htvcct, Atlnntn, On.,
Wiiolesnle And Retail Dealers In
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
BOOTS AN!) BHOBH, HATS AND CAPS, &C,
AlfiOf General CntntniHMinn Mcrelmntrt fur Ihe oi
Produce, C'nrrhujce, Bti^eli e. Ae. jaiitt-Rin
Allatoona Iron Works for Sale.
T 1IK Hiockliolderrt hiivln«» bo directed, tho President
wii! offer naid ]>ro|M>rty for Buie, At Auction, on thi
first TiicndAy 111 Atiril iuixt$ in AOaiiIa, nnlc#B Bold At pri
viilo bhIu lwforu tlmt day. Thin property 1b located 4(
nilloB above AtlAuta, on both Bide* of tliu Western & At
loutlc liAilroad. Them In HM) rirrcB ol land, a reAsonnhle
portion of it good fnrmittK tond, And tliu bAlnuco vuliia-
bio for tho wood and minemlB—uoIcI # topper nnd iron:
tho iron oro t*cemine to he inexluiUBtlhie, and the gray
oru laduff oBtecmed Among tho bent in tho world. Tho
Corn nnd Flouring Mill* and Iron WorkB arc only pome
lmlf mile from the Allatoona depot, on Allatoona crook,
which furniphoB the water power. About half of the vil
lage of Ailatoona liclungA to tho proj>crty. Some of the
hnildlnpv beln^ entirely destroyed, other* damaged, ail
the working stock l»einic lost, and « majority oi tho stock
holders being crippled in means by the ravage* of war,
have determined tho company to sell rather tluih attempt.
Information in detail cau bo procured by consulting
I. O. McDANIKL.
Janfil—2m Atlanta, Ga.
Cinemnaii Commercial and Nashville Union copy two
months and send hill for payment to I. O. McDaniel, At
lauta, Ga.
f! VI? IKY BODY’S FRIEND !
Jlasou's Jlcdiratcd Candy, fur Coughs and Colds.
Jlasou's ('liariainl I’astile, for Perfuming (lie Breath.
Mn*on'a delicious Ice Cream Candy,
MaSon'* Luscious Wine Drops,
Masou's I •tire Mixed Cmidlcs.
Jlasou's Pure Gum l)ro|>§,
Mason's Ire Cream 1km lions;
A LL the above articles put up in Handsome boxes, with
show cards anil circular)., for Druggists, Fauey
De ilera, CnufeCHoners mid llaliroad News Agonl*.
MAHON * CO.,
No. M Nnrlli Sixth street, Phllndciplih
For sale nt wholesale, by
JL W. A. J. U. JOHNSON,
Atlanta, Ga..
r.'l,43-3111 Arcnlsforllir Hlalc^if Georgia^
UUCKWIIIUT ! III CKWIIIMT !
for sale by
JL W. A J. II. JOHNSON,
Cnmmlnflnn Jlerchanls,
Franklin Blin k, Alaiuinia sired.
REllD OATS.
Jl. W. A J. II JOHNSON,
('ommlsslon Merchants,
Frsi/kliii Block, Alalwina sired.
ONIONS| ONIONS!
JjilVB BARRELS ONIONS. To arrive and for sale by
M. W. A J. llj JOHNSON.
Couiniisslou Jlercliauis,
feb35—c Franklin illnck, Alaluma street.
MoNAUGHT, 0RM0ND & C0.,
Kcy-Slono Illouk,
AV11 ITBUA.LL H TlUJI’/r,
O FFER Foil SALK, at retail, and lo the trade, u largo
and well assorted slock of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,
Pistols, Gun Material, Brass Gouda, Agricultural lniide-
rnta,^Circular and Sash Saw*. (Imn and Leather Ilelt-
lng, Packing, House Furniahhig Goods, Plated nml Plan
ished Bare, Carpc-utera', Masons', Tauurrs' mid Shoo
Makers' Tools, \\ ihhI anil Willow Ware, Carriage Hard
ware and Wood Work, Ac.,ami will bo happy tn see their
friends at Ihelr old plan- of hnslncsn. marnv - dim
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
INSUBANCK COMPANY,
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
Cauls Capital and Hiirplua, $250,7-11 50.
|>«rty agtlusl loss or ilaiuago hy Fire ou as IHvom
hie terms a* oUier responsible compaulc*.
LoMOi Equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
J.N. Dunham, Secretary: Kiisiim II. Kellogg, Presi
dent ; Samuel K. Howe, Assistant Secretary.
CIIAPLY B. WKLLllUURN. Agent.
M)S-Su> Peach-Tree street. Atlauta. (I*.
James River Insurance Com|iuny.
HOWARUSVII.I.E, VIRGINIA.
Ciliai-lt!rod Capital, 01,B00,000.
H AS AMPLE CASH ASSETS. Peals ilhcrnlly. Ply.
promptly. Ask* patronage, and ta prepared lo re
mit for all demands hy draft on any polut desired.
|3j
i’l'ofcHNloiml Curds.
LAND AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
V. A. OABKJUe.
tOO. %. 7BOMAM.
GASKILL & THOMAS,
Attorneys at Law,
AVD
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Atlanta, Georgia,
wru. uivk apccisL attkktiok to
CONVEYANCING,
Examining Titles to Beal Estate,
WRITING CONTRACTS ft COLLECTING DEBTS.
tarotneo Up Stair*, Brat building on Whitebait itreeL
on tho left going from the railroad,
RcraRKKcu—Mayor and Citizen*of Atlanta; James
Gardner, Angnsta; J. W. Fear* A Co., C. A. Nutting,
Macon; Austell ft Inman, John Livingston, V. York.
]anli)-3m
For refercun! aud Insurance, apply to
C. iT WSI.I.noitV(, Agent at Atlanta. Ga.
tar-Agcnla wauled everywhere, who can apply wllh
" ' " Nitty, to lb* company.
0. II. WKU.UGUN. Agent,
cach Trc slrtwl. Atlanta, do.
pnqs-r v..u> Iters of aultahll
_frW-3m _ ___ Ivaci
INMURE IN
The Southern Hutnai Iusarance Company,
Of Athens, Georgia.
I T Is an old, reliable Company, located near you.
Losses pnuuiilly paid. Prodl* annually divided
amuug ihe insured.
Office C.
. .Are
- cent, unde;
W. P. PATTILLO,
\geut al Atlauta, Qs.
Ageutl
t Brown's, No. B Decatur alreot.
argoamo
No.7o(i
luiso entitled to scrip!
ill at my office and gel ft.
C. L L
P. ».-rtiavs<m hajidatargauuauutof Scrip, of Jlly
per cent, uuder Dividend
wBESiJBL
Jap4—fim ■
«. •TKADIU)I. 9, *. flMMONt.' L. T. THOM A B, j*H.
8TEADMAN, SIMMONS A CO.,
UKNXRAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sun WBOuaxia oxauou in
GroooriOM ami PrsMluoo.
Narrroaa' Jtulldtag, tor. Whitehall and Marietta Sis.,
ATLANTA, UKOUULl.
uunMta
LVaiBERI liVUREni,
W“.mJu\‘S? , .UhmtSo l lro U ' r ‘ f ° r UmX * r ' ln W
q h)'U.M) M AN .SIMMONS ft Ct).,
martO-Ht
Noreros*' Building,
Corner Whllelull and Marietta si reels.
CATE CITY JL^ND OFFICE.
runeve J. am. r. n. axu.
BELL A BELL,
ONE AN ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATLANTA GEORGIA,
Will giro strict attention to the .
Real Estate Business,
AND TO COLLECTIKO DEBTS.
tWCaah advances made on City property.
OFFICK-Wtth Hazard ft Unlaoy, np stairs, In lh* Nor-
cross cornor Building.
RtnRixcn—J. J. Toon, Joseph Wlnahip, L. J. Oar-
Atlanta; James Gardner, L. B. Darts. Augusta;
Lcdyard ft Barlow, Phil.; S. Root, John Ll>^
>u, N.
W. L. GOLDSMITH,
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
W II,!, PRACTICE In Faltou aud adjoining counties.
Also, in all tliu Cily,Courts.
Prompt Siml strict attention (riven to WritlagContrecta,
i, Wills; Couvcyanciiig, Itcntiug nud Holliug Real
Deeds, Wills; Couvcyanciiig, Itcntiug nud Hclliug
Estate, aud Collecting Debts of nit kinds.
tWOBlrc at Cily Rail, with the Ordinary.
Rzrxns To-IIon. Joa. 11. Lumpkin, Wm. Hope Hull,
Esq.. Athens, Ga.: Hon. Warren Akin, Hop. Wm. T,
Wofford, Judge Jane* Milner, Cartcrevllle, On.; lion. L.
J. Garlrcll, Win. William E/zard, Hon. Jared I. Whita
ker, Atlanta, Ga.; Hod. JL A. Candler, Decatur, Ga.; J.
B. aiewart, Esq., 8touc Mountain. feb45—3ra
HENRY P. FARROW,
Attorney at Law anil Solicitor In Equity,
A.tl»nt'ii Ouorgln,
A ND Commissioner for South Carolina, Tennasiaa and
Alahama, toAttost'' - "
lhama, toAtloat Deed*. Power* or Attorney, and
Papers executed within the State or Georgia to
ir recorded In either of those States. Will al
ways ha found In hi* office during business hours.
Prompt and strict attention will be given lo alt business
confided to him.
RAILROAD GUIDE
Georgia BaUntft
E, W. COJJt, fhiptrinteiuUnt.
t*)*,aSSac:r5»sSs!t3Sft8
'. '. ’. '. '. '. . '. . '. . ‘. . ’. . l .O.CA . J*
AlUatsi ft West-Point Railroad.
GEORGE O. BULL, Huperinlenatrt.
Arrtva atA^ta......A£. i: .. ; .. v ..BJ0P. M
To taka effect on
Irtontgomery Sc Went-Polnt Railroad.
DANIEL B, CBAJL Superintendent.
Arrive at Montgomery.
•««:••••
Macon de Western Railroad.
B. B. WALKER, (Superintendent
Leave Macon 7.83 A. M
Arrive at Macon IAS P.M
DAT MasnaiB TBADf.
.. 7.83A.M
Leave Atlanta. .
In at Macon
aisoTTBAia.
Arrive a. — ..—.
Leave Macon i.iTl
Arrive at Atlanta 4
Western Sc Atlantic Railroad.
ROBERT BAUOuT BuptrinUndmL
Louts Atlanta
Arrive at Chattanooga.
7.30 A. M
8.30 P.M
Arrive at Atlanta 6JXIA.M
Atltiuta AdveirtiMomeutM.
1866 FOR 1866. f866
BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED
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EACH HOOP BKDtO COMPOSED OP
III.UtaH.ILL J. CLARKE,
ATTORNEY A. T LAW
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
t3T“t)fflcu in thu Franklin Building, Alahama street.
Jau27-3m
nENnv n. Jackson.
AI.XX. B. LAWTON.
JACKSON & LAWTON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
pffice on Bay aired, between Bull and Whitaker,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
marl—lm
LUTIIXn 1. OLXNN. JOUN T. OLZNN
L. J. CLENH A 80N,
ATTORNEYS A. T A W,
Atlauta, Georgia.
UrOfflcc on Whilcliall street. marlO-fit
J. SPRAY KERRY , Attorney at Law and
Real Estate Agent, over C. I. Brown's store,
Decatnr »treeL Atlanta. On. rtecl7-
H
DR. J. B. MURPHY,
llEHlDlsN'T nxaNTIST,
J^E8PECTPULLY calls ibe altentlon
m
VJIASS-II UlAGft AAllffi IUU 111 IvUIIUII
of the cltlrenaol Atlanta to the flict
that he has returned to the city and open
ed an office on Alalmma street, In tho
Bank Block, where he is prepared to exe- "•vww
rate all kind* of Dental operations In the most approved
manner.
Dr. JL haa had twenty year*’ experience aa a Dentist,
amt feels ennddeut that he can faithfully perform all ope-
rations bronght before him. marts—lm
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DU. W. T. GOLDSMITH
H AVING permanently located in the city of Atlanta,
offers hi* Professional services to Ihe rttltens.
llu can lie found at tho Drug Store of Messrs. Taylor ft
ill alts il'kltakail sIhuiI cmma.Is.. UK.. .tJ c, v« wa
Balloon Whitehall street, opposite the old Georgia R. R.
inorll—3m
D R. CHARLES PINCKNEY offer* his pro-
fesalonal services to tlie citizens of Atlanta. OBI
and reaidenco on Decatur street, opposite 8. J. Hhackel
font, near Atlauta ft West Point ltanroad Depot.
Jan!7-3ni
llaltlmoro AdvoitlNcmcntH.
i860 Spring Importation 1866
—or—.
BIBBONS,
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR A CO.
IMrOKTSRS AND JOBBXR9 OF
Ribbons, Bonnets, Silks & Laces,
WLrsrs, stremes, fi.omits, ffa Tirstts,
STRAW nONNBTS, LADIES* HATS,
Trimmed aud Untrimmed,
Hlinkur Hoods, &o„
No. 937 and Lofts of 236 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Odi-r a Stock unsurpassed In Ibe United State* Inva-
rlety and chea|uiess.
$w*0rdcre solicited and prompt atteution gtveu.
main—lm
H. COOK.
oxo. w. atuaiNo.
CHIlsT-A, GIuJ^SSl
COOK & HERRING,
No. 7 8. Charles Street,
UALTUIOHE, MARYLAND.
,Q II lilENM W AllB,
dcc4n- 3m
POOLE & HUNT,
1IALTIMOH13, J1AIIYLAND.
MaNiirarri'KX
IMrtabl* aud Stattouery Steam Eutiue* aud BoUets,
Steam Fuw Engine*, Saw Utils, Mining Machinery,
Portable Grist Mills. Fkmring Mill Machinery,
Cuttuu Screw*. Hydraulic Presses, Gas
Shaftlug, ltalicy* and Uangera.
GREAT BARGAINS Wmi ESTATE.
H. J. SPRAYBERRY,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Drratur Street, Oyer C. I. Biewn's Store,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
OOTTAUB noimK (Outlining fbv rooms, on
A t PmctelYra*treit* coM * tatn * * osr l«»*i «■
For rout, one BA8BU ENT ou Decatnr (Met, well tiled
up. tar Bar and Eating Saloon.
Ftve-acf* tot, Just outside the corporation, on qld De-
WlLIAASt WILSON.
Grocer nnd CoQimiasion Merchant,
Post Office Bulldlug,
UKGHUIA.
u,ra
to Merchants of Atlanta generally, jants-au.
Two Perfectly Tempered 8ingle Springs,
Braided tightly together, edge to edge, forming one
Hoop, and making the Strongest and most
Flexible, the Lightest and most
Durable Spring made.
They wifi not Bend or Break like the single springs, but
will always preserve their
PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE
CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES,
CHURCHES,
THEATRES,
RAILROAD CARS,
FOR PROMENADE,
OR HOUSE DRESS.
In bet, they are superior to all others, combining
4«i
m
Comfort, Economy, Liibtness & Durability.
INQUIRE FOR
BRADLEY’S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT.
For sale everywhere. Manubctnred exclusively by the
sole owners of the Patent,
WESTS, BRADLEY ft CARY,
No. (7 Chamber* and No*. 76 and 81 Resile st*., N. York.
For aalt tn Atlanta by
Mxasas. TALLEY, BROWN ft CO.,
SCOTT, PARSONS ft FREEMAN,
And all other Merchants who sell First-Class Skirts in
this city and throughout the Southern States.
Tho New Patented Empress Trail
Is now all tho rage in New York, London, Paris and
throughout Europe.
LADIES! be sure that J. W. BRADLEY'S name t*
printed on every Skirt Band. All others are spurious,
and worthies* counterfeit.. febJU-Cm
i- «. wsui, a. n. Asam,
Late L. C. ft D. II. Wails, Ut* Anderson. Adair ft Co.,
Atlanta, U*. Atlanta, Ga.
T. L. VILLI,
Late J. H. & T. L. WdU, Shvlbyvilk, T«bb.
WELLS, ADAIR & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND GENERAL
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
Want Side Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
rqwtftopSwabStn
trade in thl* aeg-
We aw now Receiving a Large Stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac.,
To whl.h wc larit* the aiitnUea of
