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Newspaper Page Textm gattjj JnUttifli ‘ATLAHTA, GEORGIA. Wednesday Mornlns, Juno O. 1800 lrUhnisn »o tUo nescnc. Cl.F.ntiHN Cntct.K h. u. i Allnnln, June 0,1800. ] TlielrWimen' of Atlwii’t, ami nit others ,o the cause of Irish Imlcpomlence, tiro requested meet at the Planter's Hotel this (\\ ednesday) -venlmt. at 8 o'clock, there to devlso means (br tho assistance ol tho patriotic, men who arc now lighting Cor the liberation' or Ireland (Vom the ivmntKHQof her cruel oppressor-Englmul. * i ,, 0UUKin y being oigiuiiswHt at this place to * t0 Ortnaila* Gentlemen desirous of vlsUfag Miairara Falls tills summer, will tlml this an ox- rellcnt opportunity of uniting pleasutn will, jit- M The members oi this Circle aw particularly 'requested to attend, lly order of Centro O Ilallornn. Jotm Stephens, Secretary pro. tern. Theatre on t Orond Sc«lc» Wc learn lliat a parly of gentlemen will erect a magnificent theatre in this city at an early day. The location decided upon Is tho corner where j J Thrasher, Esq., at present resides, the en trance to be on Marietta street. There. Is no question but tlint such an Institution Is now wanted here. A popular place of amusement la a necessity that exists In all cities. Wehopethe enterprise may be at once carried Into sttccosslhl operation. '. f jL (ton*. Stooduiau nud Ftillcrlou. These gentlemen, special agents of tho Gov ernment to examine Into the workings ol the Freedmeu’s Bureau, readied this city last even ing, and are remaining over at the Planter’s Hotel. They have visited Virginia, tho Caro- liuas, Florida, and portions ol Georgia. Their next fields of operation will be in Alabama.— We nrc not apprised of llie length of their slay in our city. Tlio Atlanta Thentro. The following named gentlemen who have been solicited to act ns n Board ol Direction for tho Atlanta Theatre, (soon to be erected) are re quested to meet at 5 o’clock this alternoou at the Hale City Land Office, in tho Norcross Building, for the purpose of organising a permanent Board: A. Leydan, liokert Baugh, W. F. Westmoreland, J. F. Alexander, 11. Sella,’ L\ II. Strong. June 0,1880. J. W. Duncan, L. P. Grant. T. T. Smith, J. A. Hayden, Perlno Brown, Marcus A. Bell. Marcus A. Bum., For the Board. Atlanta market. Wxnxxanar, JnneB.—The dalnge ol yesterday hnd dampening effect upon bnalneae circlet gBteraHf, and our denlers quietly "laid upon their oar*'* *»Et* water* to snhslde. We heltcvo there was not a *tngt* transaction In the morning, mid hut few In tho afternoon. Wo can only, therefore, direct attention to onr quotation* of tho previous day, whleli remain unchanged. Till nouar MARKIT. Gold continues to advauco In aympalliy with tho North cm markets. Our brokera wer* offering tq huyycalenlay at 40 and to sell nt 43; Silver haying at fO and soiling at nacchls. Not much doing In either coin or hanfc-bllle, Cincinnati market. Cincinnati, Jnno 9.-Floiir ami wheat are dull. Bnpov- Ilnollour (9 2.V09 5O, extra *1001075, and family *1150 Oth 50. There Is liut little dono In wheat, and prices aro mmilnally unchanged j No. 1 new red *2 IO0!145, No. 8 *3 2507 03. Corn eiialcr ntfiOOOlo In elevator, There- colpis are larger anil a good deal Is offering: » Oats etoady at6505dc, Bye 80005c, and Indcmnnd. Thcrolangdod demand tor mesa pork, chiefly tor Now OrtoanB.. Sates of 1,600 bbla, at *81. Bnllc meat* 12X©t5Xc, with *alc*of 200,000 flu. Bacon Arm at ltyOUtf o tor ehonldor*, 17Jfo tor aldoi, and lflKOtOo tor clear »ldo*. Sugar cored ham* sold at 18c. Butter 25097c, and dolt. Egg* 20O91c. Cot- ton dull and nothing doing. Wool la In demand at 40 056c. Louisville market. . Loutsnu.1, Jnno 9.—Tohacco of every - description cloaca firmer on all gradoe. The autos of loaf ontcrcd tor premlnma at tho (tatr, amount to 650 hhda. Superflno flour (3 60. Corn In bulk, mixed, 03c. Oata Me. Bacon shoulders 14«c, clear sides IDKc. Meaa pork *31 60. Haw whisky *3 2afteo. ’ FINANCIAL^,. Exchange on Now York,-Buying at M discount, selling at k premium. Gold.—Buying at 40 cents; selling nt 43 cents. Silver-Buying nt 39 cents t soiling at 88 poets. Gold Bullion.—Bnylng at ((.taper pennyweight. Gold Dust—Buying at *10*1.10 per pennyweight. oxonntA. Bnylng. - Buying. Georgia It. 11: A11. Co,. 00 Central 1LR. Bank..... 115 -- 85.Bank of Middle Georgia 85 40 Bank of Athens 45 “ inkbf Adgusta...:. " Marine Bank of Ga Bank nf Fulton Bank of Empire Slate Align.la Ins. A B. Co... City Bank of Animate.. Mannlhc'raB'k ofMacon Nurthwestern Bank Merchants' A Planters'. Planters’ Bank.... Bank uf Columbus usta 0 Augusta Savings 1 Timber Cuttorr Bank.. Bank of Savannah Bank of tho State. A... Bank of Commerce .... Mechanics' Bank 10 JJ.AUAHA. Bank of Mobile SOIBank Of Montgomery... 80 Eastern Bank of Ala.... 40 Central Bank... 33 Bank of Selma 33 Northern Bank 40 .Commercial Bank 83| Southern Bank . 80 BOUTU CAROLINA. People's Bank •reclpltoto, * h) » Ml sOoSalts, y lb .1 00 Itnsln, * ft ..JB ltliuharh,Turk, powilcrcd, ®...l..fij.vJ(».,iMOn Iftllct dcllgl o the filconi i, toaUnyk^ ..jngmfe ami la obtolnto • cil. -It laa favorite wllli fseoM hyaiidcajcrs, nt (1.1 SPECIAL NOTICES, Planlen Hotel.-Terms or Board na follows, front data: Monthly. •’•*00 Weokly 8 Pally.... 4 Invariably In advauco. Jc3-flt •S2> Totlio Frntcrnltrof Urco and Ac- copied Maaona.—All members of this Frater nity In good standing aro rcapccttolly Invited to nnlto with the Lodgoa In Atlanta In celebrating St. John tho Baptist’s day WSaturday the 23d day of Jane. The Ora tion will bo delivered by tho Hon. David E. Butler, P.'. Q.\ M.-. By order pf Committee of Arrangements.. W. W. BOYD, D. G. M„ Ch'n. P. S,—All tho railroads centering In Atlanta have kindly consented to terry members or tbo Fraternity attending this celebration to and from Atlanta tor ono tore. Jo3—3w W. W: BOYD, Ch'n. Union Bank Bank of Chester Bank of the State (old). Bank of Charleston Exchange Bank.. Masahinta' IPhnft Merchants' (Cheraw)... 15 Bank of Georgetown... 20 Planters’ Bank 15 I’lantera' A Mechanics’. 18 Bank of Nowberry 45 Bank of Hamburg 10 Southwestern lt.ft.Bauk 50 Furtncrs' A Exchange.. 6 Bank of Camden 45 Bank of 8. C 15 State Bank 5 Commercial Bank Ill Business Intended for this Ofllco should be ad dressed la “Tho Atlanta Intelligencer." (o2-W. JARED IRWIN. WjUTAKKU. {720 Notlco to Shlppora.—TUe HI. Sc XV. * v -^* Railroad haa Agents at Macon, Forsyth, Barncsvillr, Griflln, Jonesboro and Atlanta. Freight tor shipment to any other station on the road must be paid at point of shipment. No receipts given for freights, where thero nro no Agents. innyat-Ot R. A. ANDERSON, Agent. gST'Era copy TO 1 Metal tor salo at this ofllco. aprtS—tf JAHBD I. WHITAKER. NonTtt CAROLINA. 10 85. per cent, discount. Tlio Press. Wc hail calls Inst night from several gentle men of the press, of whom we may mcnllon J. 11. Hood, Esq., formerly of the Chattanooga On- zctlc, anil latterly a member of the Tennessee Leg islature ; H. C. Clarke, special correspondent ot the New York Herald; ami Theodore R. Davis, traveling artist for Harper't Weekly. The two latter gentlemen are traveling in company with Generals Sleedinan and Fullerton. igton... Bank of the Stale But llttlo doing In Teuacsseo and Virginia Bank Bills. COMMERCIAL. ATLANTA W1IOI.E8AI.E PRICES. Axes.-s. tv. Collins—# doxen 23X0 23 The Strawn Cano. The examination ol this ease was concluded yesterday before Judge Butt. After the evidence laid Ih'cii concluded, the cose wns nrgueil nt some length by Messrs. Gartrcll & Ilill, Hammond & Mynatt and MaJ. George Hlllyor for the defense, and John L. Hopkins, Esq., for the prosecution. The Judge decided to commit young Mr. Strawn, anil lie was contiuued in custody. Judge Butt was of opinion that he had not the authority to accept hail. The youth Cobb was discharged. The case will be continued in tho Superior Court. The Ualu of Yesterday Wns perhaps the heaviest thnt lias fallen upon this rlty for yenrs. On the previous day and night, the showers were heavy and Iroquent, but the climax was reached yesterday morning when the rain came down very much in tho manner It did when father Nonh found his ark so useful— Far several hours we cqjoyed the ftill effect of n regular deluge. We hope the bridges above may escape damage. “ Hope Deferred.” A young nud interesting lady passed through our city yesterday, returning to her home in Tex as. She wns led to the niter during the second year of the war by a gallant captain in a Texas regiment, who left her to rejoin bis command in Virginia ere tire honey-moon hnd waned. Ills career was an honorable one, and in her fur-off home her heart had been made to swell while Lis deeds of valor were being recounted by his comrades. But few leaves of absence were giv en irt the Army of Northern Virginia to Texans, uml our captain was not (rcrmitlcd to return to the rosy bowers where lovo awaited lihu Ills devotion to duty krtew no abatement, ami ho was still found among the faithful few when the end came. Hois known to have surrendered with the Texas brigade at Appomattox Court House, and to have started lairly upon the wings of love to meet the woman ol his choice. Farth er limn this nothing is known of him. Ollier hearts have lieen made glad by the return of nb- wail ouch, but that great agony of auspense bus yet to tic lilted Iroin the heart of tho fair lexas bride, l/nablc nny longer to quietly bear the torture of doubt and uncertainty, aho re solved upon a mission of enquiry after the one whose fate still remnins a mystery. Her soarcli has extended from Texas to Virginia, and no ef- lort has been spared to discover the probable came of his lengthened stny; and whllo her tearch has lieen fruitless, hhc is ready to wager her future hope* ot Heaven tliut if living he Is faithful still, and If dead her inline was mingled with his latest hrenllt. She returns to her home in Texas with a mountain weight of sorrow press ing heavily upon her fair young brow. Such Udeliiy is never rewarded In tills life j in that other world where sorrow is not known will hIio liii’l eniiqieiuatlon for the deep uuil poignant griefs she hus home so uncomplainingly in this. Jhs top* Bummer did she live In hope s, f “*• ftete tbs *r»r. *nd as al eve, 5**,*™ fer mother at the collage door aIL 0 'Sf ••Wklae, If a traveler IWter d at dLtaoco coming o'er lbs bill's brow. K»W»WMSB cheek what thoughts wer* In her I V d<» Teu’ejck'aaBd Blodgett's, *1 dozen. Bacon.—Shoulders, ft Plain Western Hams, *) 1b Canvass Hams, «l ft Ribbed Sides, W ft Clear Ribbed Sides, V lb V ft * nnnjr, by the bale, *1 yd.. Butfer.—Goahen, V lb 00 © Country 25 © Western 80 © i ieiwax.-V ft 30 © Yellow or mixed, *1 bushel... Meal, N bushel Oats Cheese.—Hamburg, y ft Factory English Dairy Jracfiers.-F ft gars.—Imported, V i.oou.. Medium Common 20 II) Cheroots —Fancy, assiii Candy, *11b Candles.—Ailamantlne, *1 1b Spcnn. W ft Star, F S’ Stearins, V to Coffee.-<Iava, F *> Rio, F to Lngnym.F *> Factory Goods.—cotton Thread. abiirgs wn Shirtings, fljant Brown Sheetings, f yard pathors—F ft,, lots.—Red, l le, Fyard... .—Fancy, F bbl., white wheal.. 15 00 ra Family, F bbl 11 00 Extra,» bbl II M Hnpcrflne, F bbl 10 50 Fine « 50 Glass,-s by 10, F box 10 by 12, F box 1‘3 by 10, F box 9 60 1 00 iWj ia w v oo t pKentt Smoked, F box. Fft ... OOlT—Wliisted line Co., F dos. oop Skirts—Fdnr. barrels, il ft 21 Load.-F lb. o Leather.—Sole, y ■> no Upper, F to 50 French Kip Skins 8 III Harness, W ft Liquors.—French Brandy, V gallon;... H 00 Ifoincsllc Brandy, F gullou 4 00 “ - - BID 3 Ml gallon . . gallon New England Rum, F gallon Corn Whisky, V gallon llonrhon Whisky, W gnfl”» Robinson Cnuiity, F gallon Pencil Brandy, V gallon ’ -- F barrel j.j-y 1,000 feet, green F barrel. N !SdFl?re/ 0 .. Okies.—Gallon Jen. F do* Half gallon Jars, F uoz quarts, f aox Jgfe lye. F I’usbeT Raisins.—\H| r bcarl, Tbe Planter’s Hotel. ”rntn a notlco In onr special column, it will bo sbsn tlml Ihe rnUw o| board nt the above popular ' ■dulilishment have been reduced. The Plant- K, t'» him been, since it wns lint opened, ono of the ' try Iwst managed hotels in the Slate, and under 'he direction of that prince among catercra, ”llAi.toju*,(ro4 hlschjcf of stajp' Bill Wiley," “ will continue lo inalnlitin ils repuiatlon. The d'uhig room is a model of neatness, the scrvnnta “'•entire, and every delicacy of the Season Is "ffted up to the satlslactionof the most exacting epicure. New Lour Pirns. rroin a card in this morning’s paper, It will l>c ’♦en that Col. W. P. Wright, Col E. P. Wal- “ins and E. Douglass, Eeq v have entered Inlo a V 'Partnership, and will practice In the Courts , 7* w Md Equity In this State. Thcfr office ‘"this city will lie In tho Lynch building; and toNewnan, Georgia, tliry will also bare an olEce, where, «t cither place, one of the firm may at all taws be found for the prompt transaction of bu- •'acts, it Is our pleasure to know personally he two Uni named member* of this Arm, nnd bear Fitness to their ability and untiring ln whatever they undertake Bucccss to hem.. • i wm" ,-AD T wll ° recently v'nitrd OnMda ra thru V olio pai»THi awhile, nnu nm ifu 1 not—I didn't geo U; 21 Ml 2U 00 17X 1 40 t 35 1 -IU II 85 00 50 Ml 1 -16 1 38 1 45 (.150 (XI » 75 Ml 6 40 Ml b 15 Ml The Umpire Shingle Idacliluo I* acknowledged to be, by all odds, the best Shingle Machine In America. WI tit only ono horse power Three Thonsand Klcgnnt Shingles per hoar arc easily made. Tho machine la built entirely of Iron, very com pact and caally transported. 11 works Vcnoers, Staves and Box Stuff, nnd out of the same number of bolta of timber, one-third moro Sblnglca are made than can be done by the Sawing Machlnca. All the saw-dust 1b saved by the Em pire and goes Into tho Shingles. ABRAM HEQUA, may29—3m General Agent, 141 Broadway, N. Y. New Idea Restaurant.—Next In Kilo's Corner, Peach-Tree sired. inaylB—Imo (TjSjWo nro auttaorlzcd toannoiineotlio name of A. A. Gacldino, as a candidalo tor Justlco of the Peace, to (III tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation of II. I). Smith, Fsq. Electien, Hill day of June, 1800. ^ maylO-td KjpsWo aro authorized lo niinoiinrc tho name ofFiiEDEmuS. Hunt, ns a candidate tor Justlco of tho Pence for the 1030lh District, U. 61., to Ml the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ot D. D. Smith. Election to take place Jane 9th, 1800. maylO-lil* •Cilnit thou not minister to a mlnil dUtaeeJ, And, telIh tome trutetl, ohllrloui antidote, Cleanie the foal boiom of the jtcrihm stuff That weight vjxm the hear1T" Certainly; Puetation Uirrccs trill do It trlien nothing xhf trill. Melancholy, Depression, llypochonilrla, Insantly, all spring, more or lets, from a diseased stomach, and this Plan tation Brmts Is a sure cure for. There Is no mlstako about Dyspepsia, Headache, Dulntss, Ague, and Loir Spirits must yield lo tho lieaUh-glring anil genial InOuenco ot llio Plantation Demit*. If you are In doubt, make ono trial anil be conduced. upont's, lilnsling F keg. y.—Kentucky Timothy. F lb.. Holland Gin, ri giilfoiV. ill* ft « iW 75 1 00 1 00 ) 17 00 k 15 00 \ 13 50 I 11 CO - 10 00 800 8 15 I 0 75 i 13 CO 1,0 vt 1 Ml 14 14 Ml 30 Ml 14X 25 10 I 111 Ml > 6 Ml I HIIO 4 Ml Kfs Marrlnee and Cellbney, an Kuan)’ of Warning nnd Inatmcl Inn tor Young Men.— Also, Diseases and Abases which prostrate tho vital pow er*, with suro means of roller. Heat freo of charge in sealed Idler cnrclopcs. Address Dr. J. Sklllln Hough ton, Howsrd Association, Phlladelpliia, Pennsylvania. apiTf—3m Ip.aeo.l Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, CITIVX'.VIIVH, Mil AIJIOS, AND Fine House Furniohing Goods. FBANKMN BOlWtm, A BAHAMA NTItKKT, ATLANTA, may23-c II Ml © H Ml 3 25 2 25 Whole boxes, 25 tbs Halves, 12X fta quarlerMIX ft* ope,—llreciilenf, nnd oilier siiiiidani brands, machine made, F #• Handmade,F to Mfr:::::::::;:::::::::::::: tool Thread,-F dozen, Cnaie’*:.... Amory's F oozen Silk finish, F dozen Balt.—Liverpool, F rack barrel,F to Smoking Tobaooo.-F to, oap-lf.ir, Atlanla Manntoctor)', V to. L'ulgatee^to D^utne*.—M tmxes, F c“*“. . . B, F » Cane, F gallon.... „num, F gaflon New Orleens, new crop, F gsllnu... ;aU#Wra-Fto........ ; .. Young llyeon, F to T ttX«TFto r.": Prime, F » . „ Twine—Kentucky Uagginu, f) lb VeKeUblei,—rotntoi^, barrtl, fi 00 Dweet roUtnes, «p bu#ke), 3 OO 4 CO 3 CO fiA 0 00 3 7A 60 COO 0 tM) & I 00 :ir*o ca coo 3 co & a oo soon 35 00 4 00 3 CO ft 4 00 a oo ft 37 oo 0 00 10 00 13 CO 8 00 ft ft 00 0 00 3 75 1C ft 33 1 00 ft 2 00 1 CO 0 75 ft 7 00 4 CO 30 1 35 1 10 3 CO ,2]!* 1 50 1 Ml 1 75 I I toes, F1 Inns, F barrel o Ml Igar.-Wholesale, F barrel 21 Ml F.gallon 5 50 gelkm 3 60 claret, V dozen 7 50 Champagne, F dozen 17 Ml Wooden Ware.-l'alnled Imckda Fdoi 4 on Tab*, F nest...... 7 U0 Belres, V dozen 4 10 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OUi, So. The Drag market la ab I 27 OCB 1 no • 70 140 PAX 9 00 2 no 2 Ml I 1 25 83 i n mi I 2 50 > 0 Ml IMOO I 800 I 600 I 450 5(10 8M) aid . .. . tls Steady, wllhau advance lendeucy In price*. Hplrlls Tnrpentlnu, Linseed OlCwiiltc Uad, Opium, Morphine, Uuin Camphor, wllli other leading ‘ uported artfdee, have experienced an advance equal to ■st In Gold. iKrA'ft;:::::: ::::::::::: Blue Maw/lTandW............ Colomel, English Castor Oil, qf gal.. Cayenne I to^vW.v!r.;::::::: : .n:'.::r.n:??o 3rowo',G(nger^... ;; . :;;;: .. ; .. ;;;; . i;;; oo Oit’lM \ AGUA DE MAGNpLIA. [hi. Bliperlor lo hny Cologne, used lo indpcrsoN, to rcnderTho skin Spit and allay Inflammation, to perfume clothing * lmlbo ih. _ _ cd'frbm Hie apntrniingaqiiitouni th. nt (CM! hi'inrgo bolricH.'sntl by Dk- has Baiines & Co., Now York, Wlmlcsnto Agcnta. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by nit Druggists. «rr Hiil B. T.-18G0.-X. wore morning, no took Plantation Bitters; ir he tolt weary at nlgbW Itu took Plantation Bitters t.lrJio lacked appetite, wna weak, languid or menially oppressed, ho took Plnn- tatlou BlUerai.and Uioy never tolled to sot him on Ills pins aqnaro and firm. ;;V Few porsons want ntiy better authority; hat' ns some may, Just read the following: * * Iowomnchtoyou,fori.Verilyhe. llove the Plantation Bitters havo saved my life. nKV. W. n. WAGONER, Madrid, N. Y.’ 1 “ * * * I have bcon a great sufferer from- Dvepoi).In, nnd had to abandon preaching. * * Tho Plantation Bitters liavo cured me. , BKV, Qt A. MILLWOOD, Now York City. “ * * * I had lost all appctllc—wita bo weak and enervated 1 could hardly walk, and had a per fect dread of society. • • * The Plantation Bitters have sot mo nil right. JAMES HEIMINWAY, St. Louis, Mo.” “ *. * * Tho Plantation Bitters hare enred mo of a derangement of tho Kldnoys nnd Urinary Organs, that hare distressed me for years. They act Ilka a charm. 0. C. MOORE, 251 Broadway, N. Y." Mre. 0, M. DEVOE, manager of the Union Homo School lo tSoldlcrs’ Children, Bays she B luts given It to the weak and Invalid children uuder her charge, with tho most happy nnd gratifying results." We havu received over a hundred reams ol such certificates, but no adver tisement Is so effective as what people themselves asy ol - —iod article. Onr fortune and our reputation are at c. The original quality and high character ot these goods will be sustained under every nnd all clrcnmstan ce*.. They havo already obtained, n salo la every town, village, parish and linmlet among civilized nations. Base “ ‘ ‘ d style as they sold ns towns irtlcswho do ■■■■■■■■■■PH- „ See onr prl vale stamp over tho cork. P. II. DRAKE & CO., New York City. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED! look cold from a bad hurt In Rio leg, and was useless for over a yenr, 1 had used everything I could hear of with out bouefll, until I tried the hlcxlcan htaslaiig Llntineut. It soon effected a permanent cure.” „ . J. L. DOWNING. hloulgomery, Ala., June 17,1859. " I take pleasure In recommending tho "Mexican Mus tang Liniment ns a vnlnabto and lndfspcnsnblo article far Sprains, Sorcs.-Bcmtchos or Onlls on Horses. Oar men have used it tor Burns, Brnlses, Sores, Rheumatism, Ac., and nil say It acts like magic. 1 ' J. W. HEWITT, Foreman tor American, Wells, Fargo's and llnrden’a Express. " Tlio sprain of iny daughter's ankle, occasioned whllo skating last winter, was entirely cured in one week, after she commenced using your Mexican hlaatnng Liniment. Gloucester, Mass., Aug. 1,1855. ED. SEELY'. It is an admitted fact But tlio Mexicau Alustang Lini ment performs more cures In shorter time, on man and beast, than any article over discovered. Families, livery men and planters should always havo It on hand, quick 18. S. KENDRICK At CO. DEALEIt* IN anil sure It certainly is. All ccunlno Is wrapped In steel nlnlc engravings, bearing tho’slgnatnre of U. YV. West- brook, Chemist, nnd tho prltate U. S. stamp or Dinas Baiines Sc Co. over tho lop. An effort lias boeli mado to counterfeit It with a cheap slnno plate label, l/>ok clottly.' Saratoga Spring Water, sold hy nil Druggist*. It Is a most delightful Hnlr Dressing. It eradicates scarf nnd dandrulf. It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes Hie hair rich, aoll and glossy. It prevents hair tnming gray and tolling off. ll restores hair upon prematurely hahl bends. This la Just what I.jon's Kalharion will do. It Is pret ty—ll Is chca|>—durable. It Is literally sold by tho car load, and yet Its almost Incredible demand Is dally In creasing, until llicro Is hardly n country store that docs - t keep It, or a family that docs not use It. E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sold hy all Druggists. SIMS, ROBERT & CO., Cotton Factors i Franklin Building, Alabama Slreel, Atlanta, Georgia. O r *On!cV* nnd Consignment* solicited from every socllon. nprltl-Sm jTB.r.c.u.J WM. M. WILLIAMS, C o m m o i* ol n 1 Braltci', Phamlx Building, Dccntnr Street, ATLANTA, OEOBGIA. Personal and special attention given lo the pnrrhasc nnd filling order* tor Baron, Lard, Flonr, Groceries, Dry Goods, anil all articles kept In this market, mays—3m IV Im would not lie bcsiitlfolt Who would not add lo tliolr bomltyr What gives that marhlo parity anil dli- Hague nppearanec we observe upon the singe, and in the city heller It 1s no longer n secret. They use Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. Ils continued nsc removes tan, freckles, Pimples nud roughness, from the Dice nnd hands, and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming ami ravishing. Unlike many rosmettee, It contains no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist will order It tor yon, If mu on baud, nt 50 cl*, per bottle. W. R. IIAGAN, Troy, N. Y„ Chemlat. DEHA8 BARNES & CO., Wholesale Agents, N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, *"ld by nil Druggists, Holmslrret's Inlmiinblo llslr Coloring Is not a dye. instantaneous dyes are composed of dinar eanme. more nr less destroy llie vllslltymid besmyof thehslr. T To Oapitolisti and Brick Makers. IIE subscriber offer* for rale the Illghls tor counties In the HUIo of Georgia, or the whole Stale, except ing counties sold, of the "National Brick Machine," irnnoimred the mast perfect for simplicity, speed, darn- illlly, and quality of Its work. One o( tho Machines may be eten In successful operation at tho Brick.Yard of llcssrs. Robertson A Hancock, la this city. For partic ulars or Hlght*. address T. W. WEST, Agent of N. B. M. tor Stato or Georgia. Allsnln. (Is. Omcswlth Messrs. DeCrmrm * Klihrt, Whitehall si. may27—lin HUNNICUTT & BELLI NOR ATHS, Comer Alabama nnd Loyd Slreel*, ATI.AN'TA, 0120110 I A, IIEAI.EIIS ANII worn:Elis IN Cower, Tiu, Zinc, Sheet Grass and Iron, 0A8 FITTERS, PLUMBERS, &o. YTK would respectfully Inform our friends and lbs mSMif Piping tor Steamboat*, Stationery Engine*, Mine Work, Shoot Iron Work, Smoke Stock*,'Ae. STILLS, rrfLLX, STILLS 1 Kept on hand and made In order, all llzea inf Whisky, Brandy and Turpentine HT'lLLtt, and will take contract* for Steam Distilleries, and will attend In toying Pipe for Water and Gat Companies. Satisfaction guaranteed III ... . ly . ...J This Is the original Ilalr Coloring, nnd has been growing In favor over twenty years It restores gray hair to Ita original color hy gradual absorption, In a most remnrka. bio manner. Ills also a beautiful hnlr dresilng. Sold In two sizes-50cents anil *1—by nil dealer*. 0.11KI6ISTREET, Cheintot. Saratoga Spring Water, sold l,y all Druggist*. Lyon's Extiuct or Pune .Jamaica GiNozn-tor In digestion, Nausea, llcnrllmm, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, Ac., where A warming stimulant Is required, Its careful preparation nud ontlre purity makes I a cheap nnd reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at 50 cento per bottle. Ask Tor “ Lyon’s" Pare Extract. Take no other. ^ Baratopa Spring Water, Bold by all DruggUlt. K ibe Turpentine and Jtoeln buslnoro through the Caro- it*, and tbit Stato and Florida, will do well toconfv with u* before parchtslug elsewhere. ■''. IL having beeu bronght up In tbe aai-FHUng ilth business, In all ita branches, wo feel our wotk cannot, he excelled North or .. .also do ORNAMENTAL WORK In Copper, Sheet Drau nnd Ironto Draft. HPKLTKU BOLDER. Solo Agents In tho South for A. BelHngrrnth’a Patent Pump. Add re* a m»ylS’-3m HUNNIOUTT & BELLtNORATO^ lo, ■‘domil. a.a,xcnoLo \, O. McDANIEL A OO Warciiouso and Commission MercliaBts, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, OEOROIA, DSALUlf IN JTlonr. Oraln, Bacon, umt ALL KtNDQ Ot OOUHTRY PRODUCB. end HELIHItOLD’N EXTRACT IIL'CIIT. Ill the yenr 1816, the writer emlurkcd In the Drug busi ness lo llie city of Philadelphia, end whllo thus ongegod, made several experiments In regard to the most desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts. My effort* bolug suc- eessfol—the articles (wing approved end used by tlie.Medl- cel Facility—1 ivus desirous of pUcliiff 'theiti before the public, hut hesitated tor sumo tune tiefore roarludlng In resort to newspaper edvurtlalng, knowing of, tho preju dices that exlsled lu Iho minds of many against using ail- verttoed Mallei net or tfoitrumi, hut through Iho advice of friends and Unite who had used them, this oil notion was overcome. After 18 years’ exertion*, commencing In e.smsll way, 1 ho popularity of my arHclee.hM extended to all pent ol tho United mates, end widely throughout foreign conn- trio*—nnd this In the toco of much opposition. Every meant has boon resorted to by unprincipled dealer* since their merit end snccoss hevo heenknown—such as adver tising larger bottles at leae price, censoring ell other ore- • ’“Ron*, end even copying my advcrltocaienle-hul Ir MY OBJECT In Uila imtln'to to meka toots known to Iho public nod ■respectable deelere, believing, alter eo many yUriFeXer lions, (lint Iho Druggists will discountenance such pro ceedlngs, and Hist the reuutoilon of my articles may mil he damaged by the oeo of lofotlof or spurious one*. Knowing that many may read thl* article who are im acquainted wllli me, 1 append a tow remark# from tkoao of my native clly, and whose nameaare known In iHiiaria [uslnted with Mr. it. T.' Helm- aretn atotlng 1 Have been most wllli hta energy and InfSgrlly, and iccete." WM.WKKIim™ ■ Firm of Fowere A Well. Ninth and Ilrownslreel*, Hill •potaHnhared tnnhela frerhground' Corn Meal!' For sa o as s iy 7L M. McPHERSON, Whitehall street, . mayffi—2w . . . ; At>*i>t*sF*< /^NR ttuuflwl and Rlfqr racks dtthto^clehratrd Salt V/ For nle by mojfS7-*w . . Allaijlajlia. TENNESSEE FRESH ROLL RUTTER f|7WO nrniflred pound* Just to hand, and tor talo by . t rr: ■ t ii. *f. IMRRW; . Ht .Mfti • :i if<1 Atlanla, <i«( MANILLA PAPER. npBiea. may27—im 6000 pounda Bacon Sides, 5000 pounda Bacon Shoulder*, 3500 pounds-Chotee Hama, 6000 racica Com, 500 BARRELS FLOUR. Broadway MUto, - Diamond Milia, Fulton Mills, Magnolia Mills, Engle Mills, Farly Edwards Mill*, ' Maaaalchl Mllla 160 boxesTohocco, • - 100000 Cigars—various brands, 25 eacka Coffee', • 25 .harr6ia,8ngar, .100 boxes Turpentine Soap, A large nnd varied aiiick!o'p- NOTIONS, aprll—c Handsome lot of PRINTS, FANCY CAHHIMEHKH. CLARKE & HESTER, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WUItolinll Bti'oet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FLOUR, FLOUR! 300 *t *8to *11 per barrel. Fot ^ ’ CLARKE A IIESTER, Whitehall street. BACON, BACON! C LEAR SIDES and NICELY TRIMED SHOULDERS, to close consignment. For sale by CLARKE Sc HESTER, Whitehall etrect. CRYSTAL GOLDEN SYRUP. CLARKE A HESTER, Whitehall street. WHISKY, WHISKY! J NO. GIBSON, SONS A CO.’S Celebrated Cabluet Whisky, 0 years old. Como up, yo lovers of Rye, ice CLARKE A HESTER, Whitehall Street. S UGAR. Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars, Matches, Blacking, Dnnham Mustard, Cream Tartar, 0. D. Capa, Shot, Powder, Snuff, Copperas, Starch, Soda, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Sieve*. Backets, Spices, Rice, Madder, Hemlock Sole Leather, Amt many other nrtlclee, which wo aro offering at re duced prices, notwithstanding tho advance In gold. For sale by CLARKE A HESTER, may30—2w _ Whitehall street.!* ATLANTA ICE DEPOT. Wc are now prepared to deliver TO HOTELS, I C E SALOONS, nnd PRIVATE FAMILIES, AT FOUR CENT8 PER POUNOI Persons dealring ICE delivered to them at their doors, 111 please leave their names at onr office, where they in ohtotu Ice Ticket*. will can maylti-lm A. F. BURNETT A CO. SPLENDID ENGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE. T HE Engine is js lnch Cylinder, 21-Inch Stroke, Double Slide Valve, Paneled Iron (aolld) Bed Frame, 15- foot Fly Wheel, and all the work on Iho Engine Is ot the best kind, and finely finished, it ha* Two BAIIera', 18 feet long, 42 Inches In diameter; Tivo Fine*, 14 inches In diameter, mado of the best Tin Iron; Smoko Stock, and I order. Will lie sold illcallon Is made to , SOUTHERLAND, Nashville, Tonnceaco, or BURNS A DWYER, Atlanla, Georgia. nELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUOHU. [Keening Bulletin, Philadelphia.] “MIDDLEBROOK PAPER MILL8. ’ W E are now ready (o lupply every variety or Paper, mill would call Iho attention or the Publisher* of ii No. 1 quality at as low prices a* It can he had from any quarter. 1L 61. 6[cPIIERSqN, tnay27-lm Mayer's Blc out tor Ihe Mills, k, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Georgia, JOUNSION8 St GORDON, General Commission Merchants, ALABAMA STREET, Atlntitn, • • - « • Georgia. 3 FFK11 tor rale Bacon, (torn, Meal, Flour, Syrup, Ke rosene Oil and Family Supplies lu general. mays-3ai ' [TR.r.c,c.) , ' OHAPMAN A RUCKER, Wholesale Grocer* AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. TVEALGUS In Bacon, Lard, Flonr, Com, Meat, and XJ Gtocerlea gonorally.^ ^ aprl-8m BOLT INQCLOTH8. D OUBLE anchor, 40 Inehe* wide, the heat lo the world. Also, Mill Stone*, Belting, Hmnl MU!*, for ’ Ul ° hr MANWARING A CO:, ' Importer* and^Meuntoteorera, Alto, Agent* for Stauley A Tarble^palcni°$our*Kle. valor and Cooler. . . ra*yl5- [tn.r.c.n,] HARDWARE I HARDWARE! LEWIS COOK, Lynch Block, Alabama Street, Atlanta; . . . . . GcorgUu and Steel. . . mays—Im lmr.o.q.1 — Spring & Summer Styles! AT THE STORE OF JOHN. M. : iO&NNON, Corner of YVlilte/anli and Hnnicr Eta. Dry Goads. Straw Goods. Boots ant Shoes! One J J viu0 Only l I take plcueurc in informing my friends and the pnblic that I am now receiving a most nincrnlllccnt nml well an nortcd stock of STAPLE AND F^HCY DRY GOODS, Straw Goods, Boots and Shoes, Purchased exclusively for Crush, at Auction and Importer's , r »kle, and pclec|<jd witli grpat care. I feci confiiletit tlwit I have purchased my Ptock 20 per cent, cheaper than if compelled to buy on credit ol regular Jobber*. This la a fact beyond doubt. All those who may be plraecd to pntmutKo me shall have the full beneflt of the ndvantanca I havo had In the pur chase of my (loodM. Anions my Slock will be Found: UBIOSS GOODS. Silks, (Jrenadinen. Chnlliee, MoramhiqucH, Poplins, Barege?. Crape Marcte, Fine Organdie?, Fine Printed .Jaconet", Printed Lawne. WI-IITE GOODS. Swiss, Jaconet and Mull .Muslins, Nainsook, Soli Jaconet nnd Tarlclon 6tu*liu, Striped, Checked nnd Colored Jaconet and Nainsook, Embroidered and Doited Swiss, Striped Tarlclon, Bishop Lawn, Shire Mnslin, Brilliants, Percab Cloth, a lieaulirnl Goods tor Skirts 4-1 heavy Undressed Linen for Under Garments, Irish Linen for Shirt Frants, P. C. Linen, 7-8 and 9 -1 Bleached nnd Ilrown Table Linen, 10,11 and 12-16Iarsclllea quills, Napkins, Doyles Damask, Hack nnd Hath Towels, Crash. CLOAKS uml SttVWLS. Black Silk Clonks—elegant styles, Black Silk Lace Poluts—elegant styles, B’ack Silk Lace Rotnndcs—elegant styles, Fancy nnd 6lournlng Sliawds—elegant alyles. EMBROIDERIES. Swiss and Jaconot Edging, ""•-ladEd.—- Swiss Thread Edging, ,vlss and Jaconti Bands, i LUMBER! LUMBER 1 looo oooffifflMijaiiRf Heated Afr-whlch 1 will deliver ln Atlanta it *25 per thopsani No. 1 Grejm Lnmher atUBper thousand,!#. Rm prepared to saw lumber fitly foot long. Bills solicited, and prompt attention ^ r _ ^ 8. n.HontTtra, Agent.mnj2«-l0t* PHILLIPS & FLANDERS, General Commission Morchsnta, Cotton Bands, Jaconet, Swiss nnd I.inen Sets, Jaconet nnd Linen Collars, Prilling, 6laglc Knllllug, _ „ Ta|ic Trimming. Paper Collars, tU-m-Stllrhed, Bordered nnd Eniliroldeted Handkerchiefs, Black Velvet, and Black and Fancy Silk Belt Rthlmns, DOa^IKSTICS. M, 10 nud 4*4 Bleached Shirting, 5 4 P.C. Cotton, 34, 7-8 nud 4-1 Bleached Shirting, Mariner’* Stripe*. 3-4,7-8 and 4-1 Sea Inland blurting, Bed Ticking, Denim?, Factory Shirting, Print?, ftinghams, Check?, HI ripe?, Corset Joan?, Paper Cambric. SUNDRIES. onch and Wove Corset a. Table Cover* 1 , Plain and Fancy Faraaotp, Black nnd Brown Sun Umbrella?, Kid, Silk nnd Li^le Ulovei*, Black 811k Lace Mit», White, Slate, Black nml Mired English llow. Ml^aac"’ and Childrcna’ White and Fancy How, Silk, Bandla, Linen, Rlldion-TrimnieU Kxtenpion and Willow Fain*, And n full lino of Ynnkoo Notions. FOR Q-ENTS and BOYS. G-4 Black and Fancy French Broad Cloth, Black Docftklni*, Fancy CaRsimeri i*, Italian Cloth, I)rab r dcte, Cottonadef*. Plantera’ Linen, White, Brown, blate and Fancy Linen Dnck, White amt Fancy Marreille". Brown and Fancy Half How, Linen, Silk nml Cot tou Hnnkerrhiclt*, 8u*>pendcra. STRAW GOODS. A splendid lot of Ladles’ 6Hsscs' and Childrens' White and Colored Straw Itots, trimmed nnd finished In exert- tent style, Boys’ While and Fancy Straw Caps, Boys' Cloth Caps. ROOTS final SHOES. Ladles' and Mlsspa* fine Congress Gaiter*. Iaulles' and blisses’ fine French Kid Gaiters, Ladles' and 6tlsse»' lino French Calf Uniters, ladies' and 6tl.se-' fine Morocco Callers, Women'* Heavy Shoes—In all styles, Gent's Calf, Kid nnd Enameled Boots, Gents' Congress nml Face Uallcrs, Brogan*-In all styles and qualities, aprS—3m Groceries for tie Million! I. Y.‘ HAWTKI.lU GROCER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DHAt.Cn IN t COUNTRY PRODUCE, Corner of Whitehall ami Mitchell Street*, ATLANTA, GKORGIA. AS NOW IN STORK 2d.0itt POUNDS OF H CHOICE BACON, on ronalgnmeut; also, „ 101) BARRELS of FLOUR, (Ashland Mill*, White Wheat.) 16000 LB3 TENNESSEE IIAVi , ' JflOO LR8 CHOICE HARNESS IKjytnRR; a Atio,-' , SUGAR, COFFEE, HAl.7\-HUTTEIt, And nvajthltc nmaliy W in e Irat-cUw Grocery Store, to which the altentlou of famine* hnd lh« country Undo to Invited. I can sell bill* of good* to the trad* on H&5KSRJT*** BARRELS I BARRELS! 1 will maauractura all ktnda or Darrel* at short notice, tn any number wanted, and now have on hand about sen, which win he sold cheejL ‘ ‘ - , My personal attention will be given to all CVn*t«iv moot* or Good*, and prompt rclnm* made ortho tame. *prt!U3m l.-Y, BAWTRUk - AUiintu AdYcrttegmcirtH.; Advance! Advance! GOODS STILE GOING UP I JOHNSONS & GORDON Still Soiling; Cheap ! THEY NOW OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 250 barrels Extra Family Flour, j 2IM1b« Dried Beer, 1,1X1) Iba Sngar Canvassed Hams, 25 hlfla White Beans, 25hhIs Crat9ied Btigsn" ' 2 bbls Granulated Sugar, 109 ib» Old Dyson Tea, 109 Ilia Young Hyson Tea, _ Hnperior Black Tea, -{ 10 hhla Now Orleans XIotosees, 250. boxes Crackers—all sorts, -j box Fresh Peaches, : j Ml dozen Cncnmhcr Pieldea, j boxea Raisins, Seedless Raisins, Corrents, Dates, Citron, Almonds, Fllberto, English Wainnto, Brazil Hnih,, Pecans, Candy, Onm Drops, Fig Paste, add s splendid article of Sauce, the Bngllah dub Sauce, lldatard, French and English Vcr- mlcllla. Split Peas, Storeb, Potash, Soda, Pep per, Spice, Ginger, Mare, Kerosene Oil, and tdlny : other articles. Call soon, JOHNSONS A GORDON, Commission Mcrchanta, may2l)—z. ■ Franklin Block, AlahamAstreet. COHFECTIOH ARIEB FOR THE HIIMON! (it-. \V . .TACE H AS fitted np bio 5ft1oon on Whitehall Street Inelegant etyle, one featnreof which an ICE CREAM SALOON, Where parlies may spend an hour delightfully. Another feature Is his CANDY MANUFACTORY, Where all orders for the City or Country Trade can be supplied at short notice. In addition to which is a BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY, Where Fresh Bread and Cakes may lie had at ail hours. Parties nnd Weddings Supplied at Short Notice. A thonsand and one good things may be bad Ih any quantity, and on good term*. Call and see him, every body! may29—3m GATE CITY LAND OFFICE, WITH Ezzard & Hulsey, in the Xorcrors Corner BalKliqg. MABCtra A. BILL, r. IL BELL. BELL & BELL, ONE, AN ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATLANTA, OA. W ILL give strict attention lo the Real Estate Rati ne*# Conveyancing, WritlngContraeto and Wills, ana to making Settlement* and Collecting Debts without suit if possible. Cash advances made on City Property. Rtrjnxscxa-J Toon, Joseph Winahlp. L. jfotr- trcll, Atlanta; L. Davis, James Gardner, Augusta: Lcdyaid A Barlow lladelphla; 8. Hoot, John Qrtng- ston, New York. mart*—Sm (TB.r.c.n.1 McNAUGHT, ORMOND & CO., KoyStono Blork, WHITBHALI. STKEET. /~VFFEH FOR SALE, nt retail, and to the trade, a largo Jgf and well assorted stock of Hardware, Cntlaw. Guns, Pistols, (Inn Material, Bran Goods, Agricultural Implc- invnto.Circnlar and Saab Saws, Gum and Leather Belt- “ ana wiuow ware, carnage Hard- »nd Rood Work, Ac., and wUl be happy to see their ill at their old placo of business.marlO—3a NEW ARRIVALS! NEW ARRIVALS! GREAT BARGAINS!! I .TORTY THOUSAND DOLURS WORTH OP GOODS . , pnrehaacd in New Eork since the heovy decline, of- lored.for thirty days at extremely low nriee*. Gents' wax Brogan*, a* *1 SOnerpalr. Ladle*' Calf Balmorals, at *1 £t per pair. Fine lino of ladles' Dress Goods and Gents' Piece Onods. Largest assortment of Ladles' White and Straw Goods In the city, Jn*t received. . W. H. BROTUERTON. mayPJ-3m Roark,* Comer, Whitehall street. trit-rc.B.] Town Commons, Brunswick, Ga. NOTICE TO LE88EE8. 1 ST. Resolved by the Mayor and Council of tho City or Brunswick, In Council assembled. That the Lcaaers or Town Common Lota be and are hereby required to come forward and pay np all arrearages due tho city on account of said h-arolo the list December, I MX), oa or before the 1st July, 1801. Falling to do so, tho lou shall be declared forfeited and revert to the city. 2d. Resolved, ftirtber. That any person having leased •everal lot* aud hat lug mad* one or mote paymnito on the tame, ahall have the urivileqzo of consolidating the payment* made, and applying the amnnut to the pajmrnt of one or more lot* a* he may decide, surrendering the remaining lot* to the city. Adopted March 3l*L trod. Attest: WM.lUHKl’UKi, »IHI9—towtm Clerk and Trearorer. IC®! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!' ONE THOUSAND TONS Lake Kingston Icq FOR HAI.13. A t ou »t*i~, hythecar fronting railroad, near Whitehall street. , or in any quantity to suit porehaaan. ito per pound. Sjvctol rate* w«l be Retail price Four — made to partle* wl.hlng in contract in the season, ne- onnling to quantity. Hotel*. (VmtceUonere, Drmcgtots. Saloon*, and Mlrate tomtllca can have their Ice defltaitd hy leaving their otdsre. No extra charge made tor ahlre P fe»-lm _ ^ m ™ uJ FLOUR AND GRAIN DEPOT. M. R. DELL A CO., _ ett* atreet, hand Com, Oato, (ta.r.c.a.1 FORCE'S BOOT AND SHOE HOCSI AttheoM Stand ot nothroukto Hat Hteuo, WIIITEHAXIi STREET. mm y d now receiving a fresh slock of Bool* a and Walking Shoe* of all kiudai ” ■■ u*tr Bools mhnoral and ttoogre Ac., Ae, Thl* slock comes direct from a. a. rtuTTB. i% o. ncnv. j. »•_ mai PRATTK, EDWARDS A OO-. COMMISSION JIERC Franklin ltnlUia-:, AUImck : ATLANTA, .... __ dad and loamitoclure. m t*1«T.c,w , J

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, June 06, 1866, Image 3