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Newspaper Page TextjaSp"w§iV” TAKEB ’ —Wrlttpu for the Florid# Sentinel. ‘"I"'-A? niKlUignUh®'* l#* lb ® r " ° r ‘ ,, ° I*P||CC" ' ,I “ feiiff" ' i,,>ra, “ Tl',u.mrlv4 c pasinuimiua cu.m r , ltll T^rV’r 1 V'iVnii'ir. who (ill'll •Toi'j! 0 »• ‘ ll ° 1,Ildus Q-1-. I'" 1 "' LB Circuit, noil of Sniwrjor 101,rl [' 1 .®i$} Miss lllnl ot Mll- '«» i ioloeot physician kMBT# her husband iiiwo lier ttf „r threo sons and twe upon lier »/■" , . (I,,,, „r tlireo sons mul two ili « Mcred 1*. 'ikS^Stw tho m o "nv Mr "v£is,a Methodist preacher of ,lu ’ nC ^-I mnrked piet.v r «nd her younger, the ability and bride and e^lowS»5 1S ;.h“ General I.ongstreet, nod tho i||j>he\V nfjmlso I.ooirsti-cot. O c. Lnnmr, ,)f “'1 tho Congress of tho VrXMm si vemI sessions, anil was onu- T,l e t nntlmt State at tho t mo ot „l tlie ilelegatioo troin 1 .]|‘ L !|„' l) ™'f ro ,„ ,l,e House 01 11,0 succs ; 1,1 Rl «&. Ills eloquence was grand otten denominated tho l atrlck ami lie was ienry of tho The second son. Henry of tlw Thompson Lamar, moved HSi -SMS m. TRcsatiject^of'oor]memoir was thei yftgoat ,• ! ( mtlv ns lias been already intimated, •aid was educated at Emory (Methodist) College, ‘ „t Ovliird. tlooroia. lie was a gooij situated at Oxford, Georgia, student, and gnu^t*^ ta j j lmr ns30 . Omdrla, in the practice of the legal profession, li0 „, young as hi- was. when the late civll_ war broke out He immediately turned Ids attention a siug a company for the service, which was incorporated ffio the “Cobb Legion," and march- ,,1 to Virginia to participate iu the stirring 'e 1st.m were there being enacted. But? have anticipated Hie laets as they appear in the order ol his history. Be was sent as a delegate in the Democratic Convention, winch met at Charleston, ami which resulted in n rupture, ns ffi.ll remember. Jefferson Lamar, although scarcely twenty-five years of age at the lime, led the retiring wing of the Georgia delegation, and responded for Georgia at the Hall, VV here the se ceded element re assembled 1 saw him but twice m the court-loom. I lie tirst time was as a iunion counsel in a criminal ■mse before the Superior Court in Convention, the defense of a negro for the murder gf n while man. The case caused great excitement. Numerous and able counsel were employed to ns- .‘i-t the Solicitor General in die prosecution, while Clark and Lamar appeared alone ns volunteer counsel for Uie defense. The negro was conviet- el hut a new trial was obtained, ami the corivic- VOL. XII, GA., SATURDAY, JULY 28, I860. NO. 175. VIIIIOIIOII FllllIUltTS UlITWIiliN I.OlilSVII.IiE AND ATLANTA. Letter From the Allan.* Hoard of Trade. nui ouT ok coxnriTTEK ok mhiihvim.k hoard OK TltADB—IMPORTANT DOCUMKNTH. The following letters trent on matters ol Impor- tnuco to nil our readers: Atlanta, Ga., July 7, i860. To Chamber of Commerce, Louisville, Ky.: Gentlemen : Thu umleraigncd have Been ap pointed a committee by tho Atlanta, Board of Trado to correspond with your body, in refer ence to securing, it possible, lowor through rales lor freight between Atlanta and Louisville, there by benefitting your city and tho railways lending from it in this direction. Tho great chuupuess of ,wator carriage conso tjuent upon vessels coming South from the Mid- lo Atlantic ports for cotton, on the carrying of tchic/t they mainly rely for their profits, Is having tho effect of turning muoli Western produce through Hint dhnmiei, the purchasing market for which must bo North of Louisville. Hence, in this matter, the Interests of Louisville and At lanta arc Identical. Wo would respectfully suggest and request that you use your Influence with the Louisville & Nnshvillo and Nashville & Chattanooga Bail ways, while we do the same with our State Roil'd, to attain the desired object. Hoping to have a favorable response soon, we remain, with much respect, your obedient ser vants, C. C. Hammock, Samuel A. Vkkdey, O. I. Biiown, Ti L. Langston. Louisville, Ky., July 20,1800. To Louisville Hoard of Traile : Gentlemen : Your committee appointed to investigate matters relating to a reduction of through rates of freight between tills city and Atlanta, iu response to a communication from - ~ T Ti - ’ the Board'of Trade of that city, dated July 7, 1800, respectfully report that tbcyjmvo conferred with officers ot the Li "" ~ iciuisville A Nashville Rail road, and flnd-that this company have not been Ignorant of, nor indiflerent to, die loss of busi ness sustained bytlmt road from the competition of Eastern rail and steamship Hues referred toby the comnfittee of tho Atlanta Board of Trade. On the 20lli of December, 1865, the Louisville & Nashville Ituilrond Company reduced their through turifi fully twenty per cent, below die regular rates. Their Southern connections work ed up to local tariff rates (or very nearly so) un til June 12, 1800, at which time a reduced turill was issued by them. These reductions were so material as to iu- ducc the hope thut all the business due these lines from die Northwest could be retained, ntul much disputed freight gained from points East. It, however, transpires that this hope is not realized, and that further reductions are required to meet the competition. In order to exhibit to you the relative charges i«ill cas“. The* decision in die court below, was against his clients, which lie sought to reverse.— IVr mathematical precision, and well connected logic argument, I have never heard that effort iirpasM il. It attracted universal attention, and ivi'ii encomiums from the most matured minds. He had nn less a competitor than Thomas U. R. ! 'olih. Lamar won his ease, and in die language : 1 h I K . ,t his generous opponent, “he dTSJrved to win Livestocks! .1," At the same term of the court, l heard ear load. .1 $45 00 I $10 DO ! $50 00 Toombs mid Stephens and Dougherty (besides ! v ,. ... ; . 5 , v , T. 11. H.Cobb nliculy mentioned) and other ex- . i,n ,y | 1 iwrienccd and distiiigiiishdR lawyers, lait I J®ftl I carload...! an oo I loonj to no 45 imi iso on argument which could compare with youn - $ i;> no $150 hi no mv iso oo Flour, V bill 'ibT conceded, that* his effort was the ablest of Hie term. And as Judges Lumpkin and penning, j Third Class. • i.„ i...i..„ u .... ii ,.i„.I c. Second Class !' I (two of the Judges on tht- occasion) remarked to , p !r , t c)ll9 ; mu nlterwnrds in private, “ It was not die tirst I .miici... . . . no | ! tsi IM| 4W effort ol the kind which young Lamar had made I - before them.’’ Hon. J.- J. Floyd, Judge ot the i This tariff look effect, os before stated, .lime Superior Court In die Circuit wiierc Lamar pine- . 12th, 18(H), Front these rates it will ho readily toil, also said, “Jefferson Lamar is rapidly ' seen that the Ihc proportion ot the through rale making liim-eif one of die best lawyers iu the j received by the Louisville and Nashville Rail- State.” Tills was the testimony which the most I nwul Company is much below n prorate, accord- astute Jurists bore to die prfiffcicncy oi their | ing to the number of miles n( each road. Apro- . Seldom lias ! rate on each road would give young brother in the profession it so onrlv an age, acquired such a rep- I L. anil N. H. B. a) per cent, of through rale, ill’ll ii hi If,. dossinsimI t lie lit imirv taste His N.aadC. It.H. 33 per cent, of through rale, i .moa. "1. possi.Mii me mirarj insu. ills J \v. and A. H. It. SO percent, of lliroagU rate, library, though not very extensive, was curehnly '• 1 , „ . , _ , . and well selected. He’ was a great admirer of | Now assuming that the system of prorating te Carlyle’s writings. He was renn.rkniily siidate, ! awrgtS «u ( > J u ? 1 to ol > conccrttcil, and taking the lignifleil, and reflective fur one of his a >f lionnr was acme. He inspired all w ho knew him wil It the utmost respect for his charac ter, and '.'imptleiiee in his lolly principle, and x'rfect Intcgritv. He was scarcely of medium leiglit, bill tiill set, and Well proportioned, with dark eyes and hair, and a handsome, Intqjjbqtiml countenance. When preparing to leave for Virginia, lie con- iummated an engagement which laid been pend ing, by marrying Ins cousin, the greatly admired Miss Mary Lumur, of Athens, On. Tlie youthful couple were devotedly attached to each oilier, ami trying indeed was their separation early af ter their marriage, lint duly called, and Lamar never hesitated, It is useless to follow Ids career throughout the campaigns in which lie served.— dulHcc it to say, that lie was promoted succes sively for meritorious conduct uiitil lie rose lo be Lleirc iant Colonol commanding the Legion.— lie closed Ids career at Crumpton Gap, when Gen. Lee penetrated into Maryland, and Stonc- "a:l Jackson willt ids strategy and celerity re ceiv'd the I’otnuinc, and marched around and Invalid Harper's Ferry, (-eiieral Meade tried His i P ri!8en| rate of the L. and N. R. R. us n basis, tlie tariff would appear as follows j | Live slock Tl car load. ..1$I5IXI car load car load... Flour, $1 tilil Wheat, p tin Com, p bn. Fourth Claaa Third Claaa. Second Clara First Class .Miles 45 00 •» no | $.17 oo j 87 00 I $38 SO I 33 SO 13*1 10 00 10 00 10 00 1» m oo m so \Vc find, tnrthor, that tho chuwUicuthm ol' freight on roads south ofNoshvillo is higher tiiau lx*! ween here and Nashville. Copies of the dif ferent classllications we submit herewith. Tlie transfer by rail, at Nashville, is found to i,i r ' ? t ";, kiP r r '; '’>■ "'^rcldng ' , )t . un de r the control of the Nnshvillo and North- ™1 “"V i'c eagueredgar-1 wcsturn ii tl i| rtm d Company, whlclt road Is under v irT'^ 10 ^ 1 tJ , attma managomout w the Nashville ami a n. t m,.?, u e . r^ U ""T" 1 " ‘T’ ! Chattanooga R.oTroad. This charge of six cents command m- U | l i ' fMt j r ." • | u | ie r a | » l > Lnutnt m p,.,. i mn drcd pounds, or ten dollars per car, is i’^i • t ilu n I ’ Iff’",'",’ c "! n|>0 ' ii "« n , I"’:’ considered cxhorl.itant and illegal, and it is he ld ill inm !n#^t if t" ’ *1 hrigadi.*' mis entrust- || UV( ,d that half this price.wouldamply reinttner- , " n [* V 1 " 1 °L«r ,r, 1 lln / Cr,1,n P ,m ale the parties interested, top. ninl preventing ilie hederals from pouring , Ueturning Ut tho tariff " your contmTtteu that it would be ns mlicit to tlie interest of tlie lines ol road connecting us with Atlanta to roducu their rates to a prorate with prev jiiMugh. Lev than 1,1)00 men stood there uni brn-tcil the shock agaliist at least 10,01)0 jpe >> me alter wave of surging bayonets came nn and tried In force a passage, and the little Spar tan band in Unit second Tlicrmopyla! stood ffrul and iliuhed ihcm back. Again they would rally mid come on, and again bo repelled with ini- mens: loss. Gradually that little hand was melt ing aiiuy, and yet their youthful brave comman der helii them in the shock. When they would :cn * 10 waver, pressed down by numbers, lie i a rolV?NMlonn1 CnnlH. John n. rora. jossru s. HHOWN. llltOWN Jk 1*01*33, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, - - - UKOIKUA. ILL practlco In nuy or all tho courts of this Hlnto TV whom they may be called by prorosslmial busineas which will Justify their attention. Also, In tlio United States District nnd Circuit Courts. ' 1 ■ may30—3nv. CHHco on WhUohaU struct. DR. E.' N. CALHOUN i it Co., wliern ho enn ho lomul during tho dny, hnd * * “ ‘ * “ njllly.t ItcBldonco, DRS. MUUPIIY & HAPlfi, SURGEON DENTISTS, T AKE ploasnro in announcing to the clt- Iscna ot Atlanta and vicinity, that they have opened nn Oltlco In lhuik lilock iy havo opened nn onico In lhuik lilock, Alarmma street, tvliero they arc proparod to porrorm, In a satlafactory manner, all oporallona coming within tho province of the skllltdnnd scientific Dentist. Speclsl attontton will bo glvon to the treatment of Ir- regidarltlea of the Teeth, nnd all diseases or tho Mouth. llsVing just completed nn spparatas for the mannlnc- tnro or Nitrous Oxide (las, they nro prepared, by the aid of this anicsthetlc, to extract teeth without pnln. Thoao having decayed teeth or roote, which render tho breath olTunalvo, villain the aocrctloiia of tho mouth, Im pair digestion, and ruin the general health, can obtain pair niKtwiou. mm ruin uie j»rncrai ncium. can onrain pormnnuut roliuf without rucourttu to ouuck iioHtruinn, which aro not only worthless, hut Injurious in their ef fects. Believing that the inhalation of the das is perfectly harmless and without any unplcasAntelVect, we can chocr- ully recommend It to those who may wish to hare teeth or roots extrnoted. We are permitted to refer to tlio following Physicians of this city: Dr. T. 8. Powell, Dr. J. P. Logan, Dr. It. C. Word, Dr. II. L. Wilson. J. B. MURPHYS npr25-3m ALUEKT ItAl’E. D. D. 8. Atlanta AdvortiNomoritH. J. L. MASON & OO.’S GREAT AMERICAN Hog Cholera Cure and Preventive. also to establish an important fact in science. wo have concluded to offer to the puolicthe above named remedies for the Cure nnd Prevention of HOG CIIOLKRA. Medical gentlemen of skill nnd experience began n scries of examinations when the Cholera flrst began in this country. After having J ‘ * examinations upon the country. After having performed numerous jmt mortem examinations upon the bodies of hogs * ‘ J ” ’ " Cholera, and after great research ana it !es of hogs which had died of , D jarch ana investigation to de termine tho nntnrc of tho disease, led by the lights arising therefrom, they undertook tho euro of tho complaint by various remedies. They found several articles beneficial, but success was not fully attained until the above named medicine was compounded. Tlie remedy was not sought out for tho purpose of sale, but tho great success attending its use has induced them to forma company and obtain a patent. Wo otfer it ns being, under tho nc- patent. W .... directions, domic of Hog Cholera, properly administered. We confidently remedy is a specific; yet we do not recommend it as in fallible In all cases, though we have never known it to fail, either as a cure or preventive, against the further . “ hi * “ ‘‘ **■ L’otnpanying directions, fully capable of arresting any epi demic of llog Cholera, and prompt in giving relief when properly administered. We confidently believe that the been kept In close proximity with those diseased. It is n great Tonic, nnd will successfully remove Mang ,... 1 IRC, Sore Head, and Vermin, either of which will affect the health of the hog. and stop his growth nnd development, Nothing will mako hogs so thrifty as tills remedy. We f Qf » a- offer no patont remody for tlio cure of man, but wo think that tlio public will esteem us ns benefactors when they consider thnt we have, for years, been investigating tlio diseases of domestic animals, which form not only n part of the wealth of the country, hut afford sustenance to man. Allow ns to add that llog Cholera is but a mild dis ease when taken in its early stages with this remedy: which will nlso remove worms from tho liowcls, find if administered once a month, by tho directions, will for ever prevent any injuries from the TrlcMna tiplrali*, which produce such alarming symptoms in persons who eat trichinous |M>rlc. Thousands of applications have been mode to the Patent ofllce Department, of the United States, in behalf of remedies to euro Hog Cholera; but wo, alone, have been able to present the unquestionable testimony necessary to produce the patent now in our possession, securing to us the right to compound nnd sell this invaluable remedy. Respectfully, J. L. MASON A CO. N. B.—All orders addressed to J. L. Mason tt Co., At lanta, Oa., will receive prompt attention. Owen—At Dr. Redwine’s Drugstore, comer Alabama and Whitehall streets. LoUisviu.k, Ky., July 14,18fid. Jl in with grout pluunuro that I rrnio «h« r«ot»tiat j Imun used, with entire success, J. L. Mason & Co.‘a “Great American llog Cholera Cure anil Preventive,” and there fore recommend it as one of Uie most important discove ries of the ago. JOHN MONTGOMERY. Newbury, Jeffrhson (*o n Ky., July 15,18M. Tills is to certify thnt I have lined J. L. Mason A Co.’s “Great American Hog Cholera Cure nnd Preventive” with nuecesB and entire satisfaction. My hogs were dy ing five or six daily before and at the time I commenced giving the remedy. After using it ns directed, my hogs commenced Improving—only losing one since thnt time ; * n certain euro and pre- A.MOS SKA BOLT. Louisville, Ky., July, 18U4J. I have used, with on the Mtisfaction, the “Great Ameri can Hog Cholera Cure nnd Preventive,” patented and owned by J. I.. Mason A Co. It Is, without a doubt, the greatest medicine for hogs dlcovered. JyiW-lm AARON FREEMAN. IilUilS A OKTIli;Y’S FULTON BREWERY. T HE undersigned tako pleasure in announcing to tlie sonnble terms, any demand n qualities of a upon them for the best LAGER BEER mid jVLE- Tltla BREWERY la located In Atlanta, ahont one mile from tile Car Hhcd, loft nf Whiteliall atreoi. All order, fur cither Laser Boer orAlo, moil he accnm- paaied with tho inonojr, in which tare they will lie Atluntu. AdvoftlNOinoutN. SOUTH LAND iV REGISTER la kept nt my Oltlco, Lynch’* lilock, Whitehall SI., Atlanta,Do. CITY AND OTHER PROPERTY I RESPECTFULLY call tho attention of capitaRata and tho pnblic generally, to tho adyantagcii or having property they may offor for salo, entered on my KcgTatcr. The very large amount of lands already placed in my hands for snle, lying in different Southern States, will in- Real Estate, to tfslt tho Gate City. And by an examina tion of my Register, they can ascertain tho qualify, lo cation and price of ianas in the different sections of the South. As to tho Mineral resources of tho South, Ita value ia not ovon known to Ita citizens. The bods of Gold, SB- t. Copper, Lend, Coni, Iron and Manganese are not sur- icd In tho world. To the capitalists of tho Nc 3 North and ms worked iu aomo of those mines near twenty years. Tho exponse of working them is not over half as great ns in Europe. The Ore in all cases is so accessible that the cost ot working the mines would uot exceed lwlf tho expen- portationaro ganese is on the soil almost pure. Tho citicons of the no means to work them. Wc ask tho mining capitalists .—— —,,...... — —ipi of the world to come to onr assistance and make a rich harvest for themselves. I havo upwards ot 200,000 Aoresof these Eieh Mineral Lands IN UPPER GEORGIA FOR SALE, It will ho a plcnatira to me to receive from owncra, aad to outer on my Regl.ter, a deacrlption or any property they may dnelre to Sell, whothcr I nm commf.aloncd aa Agopt or not. I HAVE II15UN APPOINTED AGENT Homestead Go. American Emigraut Aid 62 Broadway, 21 New Street, . . New York. Purclmae and Fell Lands; Negotiate Loans; Organlxe Corporations for Mining, Manufacturing end other purposes; Furnish Macldnery. Implements and luituniut iMiiiuiiun, juuu ... itions, Farms nnd Mines ; Orcaize nnd Establish Colonies; Furnish Tenants nnd Laborers to Proprietors of Lands, Mines, &c., Ac., Ac. P. C. WlUQIir, Prmlont. ALSO, AOENT YOn TIIK Petersburg Land and Emigrant Co. H. J. TODD, Secretary. Central Office, 17 and 19 Broadway, New York, I have at this time, in and near tho City of Atlanta, 107 HOUSES, LOTS and SHALL IMKJVVS FOR SALE aND RENT. In tho State of Georgia, 683 Plantations and Wild Lam)f, containing In the State of Alabama, !!fi Plantations nnd Wild I*nnds, containing In the state of South Carolina, *41 Plnntn- tationsnml Wild Lands, containing.. In thc.Stato of North Carolina, k Plnnta- tlon* and Wild Lands, containing In the State of Virginin, 200 Plantations In the State of Mississippi, 1!» I t>S4,UM acres Mi,314 acre* 4,«» acres SO,624 acres 441,438 acres In tlie State of Tcnncaseo, Mini Wild Land*, containing In the State of Arkansas, 8 Plantations nnd Wild Lands, coutaluitur In the Statu of Louisiana. 2 Plantations and Wild Lands, containing In tho State of Texas, i:w Plantations and Wild LaudSjjjontainlup^.. . acroH 288,311 acres 20,300 acres w of vioHH*. ia I^Mitattona and Wild Uinds, containing..... I In tho Stain of Kentucky, 2 IMautatiOim nnd Wild Land*, containing ami wild Lands, containing Iu the Statu of Missouri. 2 Plantations and Wild Lands, containing 5,780 aeren, 447,871. acre* 290,888 acres 80,092 acres 4,350 acres 60,800 acres Making total of. 2,500,079 acres My long residence in the South nnd extensive travel m tlie sections containing these lands, eunhlu mu to s|x*ak advisedly of them. These lauds nro ofiurud at rarely aliovc one fourth or one-half their value—necessity, in many cases, causing their owners tojrmt them upon the ket nt the present low prices. Those, include aniHil marl ... ........ Farms, Cotton. Rice, Sugar, Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Bar ley and Oat Plantations, Grazing ;»*urpcntine. Min- I j |»|||» Will I Ituiinmui-, viiny iii^ |' III .iiiii- ral nnd Lumber Lands. Also, Stores, Dwelling Houses, Fisheries, Foundries, Iron Foundries, Saw nnd Grist Mills. vited to call on me. They aro iu many of tho (test »oc . lions of tho South, nnd aro offered at prlcoa which one crop will pay for, besides tnnkiug tho expense of growing RurrozMCKs—Richard Peters, Esq, Gon. L. J. Unrtrell. Judge D. F. Hammond, Col. L. J. Gfonn, Major Campbell WuOaco, Atlanta, Ga.; Anatell & Inmaun, New^ork; Hon. II. M. Wntorsont Washlnyon, D. C.; Gen. C. G. Uuhlgreu, Natchez, La.; Gon. B J. IIIll, Tennessee. EDWARD PARSONS. Je29—flm Whitehall street. Atlanta, Ga. HUNNICUTT& BELLINGRATIIS, Corner Alnlinma and Loyd Streets, ATLANTA, GEOIIGIA. JIXALX1U AND WODKX1UI IN Aflitutii AtivorMmmiciitH. BOOK AND JOB OFFICE. New Presses ! New Type!! And ft good supply of Paper, Cards, See. f lnvlng expended »large amount nf money in rc-fltllng tlie Book imd Job department of this Office, Hie Proprietor feels satisfied that be is now able to compete, successfully, with any like establishment in this section of the country, and is prepared to offer such inducements to tlie pub lic ns they have not hitherto enjoyed; and would say to all, old os well as new friends, If you want your Work well done, COME TO THE INTELLIGENCER. We never fail to give satisfaction. If you want your Work done at living prices, COME TO THE INTELLIGENCER, Where you can lie accommodated. If you want your work done with dispatch, COME TO THE INTELLIGENCER, Where yon will not be disappointed. We are prepared to print in the best style; BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, HAND BILLS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, BANK CHECKS, LEGAL BLANKS, PROFESSIONAL CARDS, Copper. Tin, Zinc, Sheet Brass anil Iron, BUSINESS CARDS, I, X1U, tituv, GAS FITTER8, PLUMBERS, &o. VISITING CARDS, W E would re.perthilly Inform our Moods nod tlio public Rouorolly, thit we era proporwt to do ell kind, of work In our fine. Wo will teko Contracts for Give the Fulton Brewery a Trial. wonjil quir tly remind them of their duty by say ! n ?’ were sent to bold this gap, and wo must Iff. “V hold if At lost Hint diuinitou, young form wits stricken . haring received several wounds almost •InmltaneoiHly. lie still kept, the Held, refusing , feuinvcd, stretched out on the ground, with hU hand supporting Ills head, while bis elbow icsted on the earth, so iuat he could slill watcll and encourage Ids *.‘.j encourage ms men. When any faltering »as apparent in their thinned ranks, he would luck it.by simply saying lo those in front, "ii tlie Louisville nnd Nashville Railroad Company, as it would serve the interests of tlie merchants of Atlanta, Louisville und oilier commercial points. The reduction would l>c as follows; generally, . In our fine. Wo will Piping for StcamlsMts, Stationery Knjrinen, Mlno Work, Shoot Iron Work, Smoko Slock., Ac. A'l.lrets tho Proprfetora, or luavo order* at the "Fulton Saloon, 1 ' on Whiteliall street, In Scoltuld'* Itullding. KBKIS AORTIIKY. STII.I.S, STILI.S, STILLS! Kept on hand nnd made to order, all Mac* of Wlil.ky, llrnndy and Turnentlne STILLS, and will tnko eontract* for steam DtHlllorlei, nnd will nttond to laying PI|wj f»t Water nnd Gun Oompnnlea. Satlnfnrtinn guaranteed In all case,. Iliivhigbeon on^agcdnnunihcr of year* In tho Dlalllln- WEDDI.NG CARDS, PROG1LYMMES, LETTER HEADS, lion of Alcohol. Splrlta Turpcntlno nud Cninphlno, vro III *15 3150 _ and tlulr frlcud* in parttriilar, . . ou tho Fourth day of July, on Whllclmll *trcct, In the city of Atlanta, In tho "Beolfold Itullding,” n linndaomo ion fall Wick Aguinstsuch rcducUou we are of opinion that no ciimpeUHnn need bufearud from Etulern lines Tor the business from the Northwest lo the entire State of Georgia. Believing, as wo do, that this is a subject nf great Importance to tlie trado of this city and vi cinity, we very respectfully urge thnt tlie fads j-st or the lilmsly tragedy that wait enacted at j Hiipt"ii (.ill’, All that remained of Hie lui- , ’"“I j “''Ii Legion” were the few Hint were u.en priviucj* while chutering around their (ly- l^ niioin«?I g torrn. Kv»*i» tint utHMity rcw|»et:B*U '. nor and their devotion. Thuyhoro lilm to i’ ! village, and lmd him' carefully tend- -urviv’ed a few days, and committing • "lafnuge-rlng to the care ot a companion —>- w»io ... u companion a perinlltul to remain with him, to hear > hi* beautiful bride, with a inessnge nt lovo, •ilvu 11 l " ;r<1 ' 1 pS 01 * 1 - An old gentleman <d rmage, a Southern syinpatniser, begged his , ""u niterred it decently in the village cent- l ima passed away Jeffcnuin Lamar, in morning of lile, having scarcely uttained his ’ 1 1 v ’‘ : ‘ r Hm heart of lier who idolized lilm 'V'V" 1 - flm beautiful llnwcr was crusltcd mi'., " oU ’ 1 fiairtjgt* of his dealn reaclicd 1 biru.en ol the glorioiu name of La- air Mm,lii’il „ ii.■ ... _ gentlemen mure to ns than the lines they represent, of dng tlie concessions herein recoimnondcd. Thu tide of travel always follows commerce, so itlu ‘ that not only the freight business of Hie respect ive roads will lie Increased, hut tho passenger business also. With Hie tide of passengers will come business and pros|icrily along tho whole line, from this city to Atlanta. Tlie additional freight and travel thus obluinod will more than compensate for tlie pro|tosed reduction or tlte rate of freight, ltesttcctfnlly, Your obedient servants. R. A. Kouinhon, R. F. GufnttiK, Titos, J. Mawra. CJO ME A T LAST! .mr lu rwhed in tlie war—itublo sacriliMS on tho Slur ol their country. aSWSFJUttjr hr (hull.., 1U,U> •" truui the il.mill mul ot fume c. p.c. UTKAM FITTINGS, UNIONS, Globe Vslres, Checks, Connection Cock*, Glot.ii oil Cups, Hsf.ly VnlV"*, (tuatjo Cocke, Hleem Whl.tie., Htnrtfug V«lree, Hn»m OuegtM, Ae. , KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE I 1I *" u r '“ l very long. A lew more >.in .’„Lm " l0r i L ' bar., some pleasure, much Ll nl "' "eng, clouds and darkness, tl V Jl m' 11 " 5 ’ NWS* ntrew ells—then ojtr little kLi Lu '""‘1 Injuier will iiaus . • Js it worth wfille to hate each other r °f Dedham, MuMsadiusctir, SdKSw UU f - "' 0 u ! u '“ o' Wwl»T "ail orplmii iicyliini and schtwL !)<lunm'J'i 8"™refuK, to 1,0 released on * '**• hl» compatriots are similarly treatwf. Tho ii|sco m hey your . Gee Fixluror, Cbsndollera, IVuilsnta, llsll Light*, Uraekote, Ac., anil hare your Os* Pitting done by llUNNIt.'UTT A BKLLINOBATII, _ iy»l-8n*W»ni Corner AUbama sad Loyd et» •nv», V.l, ireaUxf.l nerAUbamaaad Capital WuUd-Intaroif Qivon. Poet OAc« Ilos Me. II, Kingston, Us. HE FULTON BREWERY SALOON. abovu srtlrlas. 'Our frluuile snd Ibu public In tho Turpentine and ltoaln huelnuM through the Oaro. line*, and this SUto and Florida, will do well to confer with na twfhro pnrchaelng olsowhere. and Copiwremlth buetneea, In all Ita branche*. wo confident tMt onr work cannot bo excelled North nr South. We also do ORNAMENTAL WORK In Copper, Sheet Bra** and Iron to UralL [TIIK nnileraleuod annniincu to tho public generally, ’, thin they wilt opuu, LAGER BEER SALOON, Price per IIIsh lor Lugor only 5 Cent* I The lifer will nlwaye bo of the licet quality, hrowed at their own manufactory by tli. in.elrc*, mul will ho *up piled l» rnuillie* In email quiuilHtc*, by tliu keg, gallon > olherwl*.', nl wholeeulu price*. Liiuehc* will nl*o I served no at a inlnuto’* umlcu, day or night. Give thci them KHE1H A OHTIIKY. PIANOS! PREMIUM PIANOS! NEW ARRIVAL OE 7 AND 7 i-4 OCTAVE PIANOS (OTHER supply of the well known, deecrvedly up predated auu |Hipiilnr PIANO FOIt’l'KH, iniidu by 11. TVOIIOBNTBn and ( if AIN BN BUUT1IBHN, 1 Haajuet been rccolved.oud uru offered for sale at price* to >ult the preeentjtlmo* by their uuthorlxrd^Ai^nt^ Whllduili Struct. _«VT Tlio opinion nnd Jndffmcnt of Bin boat Musical Talent of UiU country, may l>e Bet’ll in I’amphlot at thu Aucnt’a Store. Xtr'" * changed for new anon. Uourt aec«md*l»aMdi riaqoa fpr a«|o pr to rept AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;! A LL Htraw Ilats aud Bonnets are ottered for aalo, con A templatlng a m*j-«-5m Whllohntl Btreet. M. LYNCH & OO.. Runk-Doaloni mul HLutloiiOrM, Whttolu.ll htroot, ATLANTA, . OBORGIA. A GRNKRAL assortment c A In a Book-more, r lyH—Vm AHNN Alt Yams, 1 balelOenab vAiiunuN. For .ale by IA FARHA1L LABELS, BILLS OF FARE, NPBLTBH NOLDBU. and Copper for Cupper reasonable rate*. We will supply Hatlroed Macblnu Simp* iiiilh* with u superior nrtlelo of SOLflElt id lira** of onr owu msnufnelure, nt reaso Solo Agents In tho South for A. Bollin'grath's Patent Pnmp. Address mjNffKjDrq. * BRLLINGRATIIS, mny!2—v!in Atlanta, Ga. “fulton" PETROLEUM & MINING COMPANY. CAPITAL STOOK $300,000. Hliui'OH, §GO Elicit. First Feymenl, $15 par jibars, Ami mi othur uaoMmaat mad* except by dlreellou of a nufforlty of alt the stockholder*. OFFICERS. J. P. LOGAN President. K. K. UAWSON Vice Preetdent. •INC. v. WlllTNBlt Bocreury. ” l'KABK .. Trwuurer. ERTLOr - KOUERT LOGAN .General Hnperintendsnt. DIRECTORS. i. i*. i.oo*n, a.a,aaweoit. v.y.ntu. iiunxnT 1.00AN. e. a. n'caxt. jmo. o. wuustn, w. r. ranxitUMT. portion ol It* dock for eale, tbs amount paid upou. winco *11011 be returned to the nr—*■ era! dividend will be deelartd. A limited amonnt of stock may be secured by calling on the undersigned, at Ibooffloe of P. P. Pease A Co , Alabama *truel. J. M. PATTON, M. J. C LANCET, J. T. POHTKK. leWt-am Atlanta Agent* for the company, sale by BOLTING OLOTHS. NWARWO jh (XV, Impor Also. Agents for Htanley * Tarbl* * patrol Ftour Kte- vatir and Cooler. , -rfcjr Thkt so more Unpleasant and Unsafe Remedial CATALOGUES, Ac., Ac. Umories for 1 Mill! I. Y. SAWTELL, GROCER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND OKAI.EJt (N COUNTRY PRODUCE Corner of Whitehni! and Mitchell Street*, ATLANTA, H A8 NOW IN ST^HE 20,000 POUNDS OP CHOICJ?: BACON, on conalgnment; alpo, 100 HAUftElaS of FLOUK, (AuhlandMilK White Wheat.) 16000 LBS TENNESSEE IIAY; 1000 LBS CHOICE HAHNK88 LEATHER; ALSO, HU OAR, COFFEE, SALT, BUTTER, And cvurjthing tisnally kept in a firat-chien Grocery Store, to which the attention of faniilieH and thu country trade ia invited. I can zell hills of yoodn to tho trado ou an good terms an any hou«c in Atlanta. I only ask cus tomers? to give me a mil. BARRELS! BARRELS! I will manufacture all kinda of Darrel* at rliort notice, In any number wanted, nnd now have on hand about 200, which will he wild cheap. My pereonal attention will be given to all Consign* muuta of Goods, nnd prompt return* made of the fame. npr29—3m I. y. KAWTELL 4) A It Ii I . K ART II, SOLE AGENT FOlt WM. KNABE As CO., MANUFACTUnZH* OT First Premium, Gold Medal, Grand, Square A.YD UPRIGHT PIANOS, BALT! MO HE, M A HYLAND. T hese in*tr the pant thirty year*, •nt* having been before the public for , y year*, have, ttfion their excellence alone, attained an UNPunciia*edrnc-BMiYEXcK that pro nounce* them unequnled. Th» ir TONE combine* great power, richne*-. sweetne**. and fine sing ing quality, a* well as great purity of intonation and har- moniouBtieB* thronghont tho entire *cate. Thuir TOUCH i* pliant and elastic, and i- entirely free from the eliffne*! found in ho many Piano*, which ean*e- tlie performer 4o *o eaaily tiro. In WOHKMAN8IIIP they cannot he excelled. ThHr action i* cori*tructc4 with a caro and attention to every part therein thnt char acterize* the finest mec!iaui*m. None hut thu bent eea- poned material i* u-ed in their tuatinfaciure. and they will accept thu hard usage* of ttiu com • rt-room with tliat of the parlor upon au equality—unatlected In th£lr melody; in fact, they are cont-lructeil ** NOT FOH A YILMt-ltUT FOREVER.” All our Square Piano* have onr new improved Graud Scnle nnd tlie Agraffe Treble. Every Plano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS. Wnrcrooiua: 350 We*t Ilnttimoru street, Baltimore. ifiki Weekly, one year o uu Hlngie copies at Uteeonnter it) Single copies to New* Boys and Agents 5 jutzs or ADVxaneoio. « For each Dqara of to line* or lew, fbr.the flrat Insertion {1, end for each inbeequent Insertion CO cente. 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COLB, HuperinttTulent. xioifr r*e.*e*azn train. Leave Atlanta *..#.80P.M Arrive at Auxneta O.Stf) A. M Leave Augn-ta 0.30 P. M Arrive at Atlanta 6JO A. M Atlanta Ac West-Point Railroad. GEORGE O. HULL, Superintendent Leave Atlanta 7.00 A. II Arrlve at We*t-Pnint 13.37 P. M Leave Weet-Polnt 11.45 A. M Arrive at. Atlanta 6J0 P. II To taka effect on and after September 22,1665. Montgomery Ac West-Point Railroad. DANIEL rt. CRAM, Superintendent. Leave Wc*t-Polnt Arrive D ... Leave Montgomery 1.30 P.M tt.ao r. M 8.00 P. M 5.00 A. M Arrive at Weet-Polnt To tako effect September 27, ife. Macon Ac Western Railroad. E. B. WALKER, Superintendent. OAT PAasXNSZR TRAIN. Leave Macon 7.60 A. Jl Arrive at Atlanta... 1J7P.M Leave Atlanta 6.55 A. M Arrive at Macon r a .... i.» P"|» Leavee Atlanta 8J0 P.Se Arttvce in Macon 4.25 A. JT Western Ac Atlantic ikallroad. CAMPBELL WALLACE, Superintendent. xtonT Eximrs* rAV'RNazatTunt—War. LeaveAUanta... 6JO P.M ArriveaVDidton 1.18 A. M Arrive at-Cbittanoega....; 4.00A.M Ivnve Challanboga 7.35 P.M Injsvc Halt.m 10.25 P.-M Arrlveat Atlanta ; 5.05 A. M CAT PAKeCetOXU TRAIN. Dally, except Sunday-.. - ■ Leave Atlanta 7.35 A. Jl Arrive at Chattanooga 5.90 P. Jl Leave Chattanooga 6.30 A. Jl Arrive at Atlanta 4.S3P, Jl KLVO-TON ACCONNODAftON TRAIN. • , • Dally, except Sunday*. Leave Atlanta.,.. 3.1SP, M Arrive at.KIngaton 8.16 P. 7' Wave KiagMdo Arrive at AUanta , 866 FOR 1866. 1866 CAUJ^ J?. JIART1I, At Atlanta, Georgia, Is sole Ag*nt for the above Piano*. ll-.PKM. RADLEY’S CELEBRATED ter. AI*o Agent for the Aalo «»f the eulubnued I'i.imitj 1 of Snebhulur & Schnndt. New York. fjSf'The highest price paid fur old Pianos when ex changed far new ones. Good second-hand Pianos for sale nr hire. **rr - - - IHHB V Tc Mb. ’Plano Forte* Tnned and Kt‘|wi:rud, and arrange* | alSP for Tuning by the year inadt* nt reduced price*.' I TZ ,,F W. WALTEU, the exixirioucwi Tanor nnd Pi- , •** /taker, Is again connectetl with this eVtabllshmqnt. Wanted to purchase several old, worn-out, or broken Pianos. All order* Hbonld be sen! to CM It la V. HAItTlI, Our Bimlcry is well suppliod with all noccssa- ry materials (hrtlio wnnta of Hie public; and wo arc prepared lo make ail kinds ofTilnnk Books, ruled to any patloni, In tlie beat style, and aa cheap tut the cheapest In this lino of our buai- ncau, particularly, we claim aiiperiorily, having at thu be;ul oi this department one of tho best workmen in litis country—so acknowledged by nil. All wo ask la nn opportunity to aatlafy you ol our ability to do all that wo profess. Ht David Mayer’s old stand on Whitehall *tr«vt, Atlanta, Georgia. rp-Htuir*, in the same lion*.- with the Wheeler Jfc WUson & A »Sewing Machine* EUREKA. OIL. | IThe Greatest Discovery of the Age!' Thu Snfferlng Public will he glad tn know that G. W. CROFT’S “EUREKA OIL” i EACH noop BEING COMPOSED OF i Two Perfectl y Tempered Single Spring. capital, has agnin neen placed before the people. Wo do | Bnildc»l tightly together, efifcc to edge, forming one . , lunm Duett placed Derore the poopti no not claim it to he n cure-ult, like, eonis of.tho nostrums of tho dny are said to be; hut wu do say that tt po**u**e< advantages over any other known conipounlt for thu cure of Inflammatory and Ulcerative dise«*e* and hh au A lie. viator of Pain, it will not only nt/eriafe, but will n vast majority of the following di«i\i*e*. Mich aa lutlain- uiation aud Ulceratiou of the Mouth, Throat, Stuiiuirh, andUoweU,(Woofany kitut, />j/wi/cry,(or*»Flux.*') Plat- rh<ra, miththtria, Jmliwimatory Jlhounati*m; and i* also an Invnliinble remtily for XturuUfia, V7ivrs of Hoop, and roakiog the Strongest and most Flexible, the Lighten* and mo*t Durable Spring; made. , itotv JCar and Tooth Ache*, Spinal Afeiilotm, Ac, And in ! Vnughe, we challenge thu world for it* equal. Ordinary I congh* it tri/f curt. In Pulmonary C’onMimption, A«*th- ! ma. aud ilronchltis, it I* thu bent palliative known ! Tho Superintendent ot till* Coui|>any i» a Graduate of Thov will not Bend or Break like the alugle spring*, but will always preserve their cnee in his profession, nud a gooii knowledge of Cheiati try.hu ha* been intrusted with the solectTonofcheinl- c«ls for tho manufacture of the medicine, and has been, i and will he, careful to select thu very finest materials to bo lound In either foreign or home markets: and wo nro ! PERFECT AND! BEAUTIFUL SHAPE purity and must be more efficacious. We plxcu thu ••EruKKA Oil” before tin* world, and Ujmn it* merits or demerits it mnst net or fait. Hut we know if thu |H*oplc will try it, they will be more than tat- For aalo by all tho principal Druggists everywhere throughout tho country. t.'otu|>ouudo«i by G. W. Ckopt. the original manufacturer, for the Eureka Oil Manufac turing C’otnpnuy at Ailauta, Ga. ;• Price at retail, $1.25 |H'r bottle. Liberal deductions! made to tho trade. X M A. SHACKELFORD, M. !>., | J>-21— fim Superintendent, j CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES,- CHURCHES, THEATRES RAILROAD CARS, FOR PUO^DLNiYDE, Immense Stock! OF I^AHUlONAItLi: OH HOUSE 1IHE8S. CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS In fact, they are superior to all other*, combining AI1V NOW OfXVIXO AT Comfort, Economy, Lightness & Durability T. M. & R. O. CLARKE, English and American Hardware. ALIO, AflKNTf VOR FAIRBANKS’ FI-ATFOHW A COUNTKU SCALES, Which w* will Mil ht FAOTORT TRICKS, sxpsuss* jnt*?.. Corast TshcbTrrs sad Un* iMfl*. Atlhmta, Oh. wm; m. williams, CoiMinoroltil U role or, Ptusolx BaUdlnff, Dsetlnr auvsL ATLANTA, • • • OBOBBU. Psrsohtl tad spsdal *\trolk>n firro to tho paithaw aad NUImt ortir* tot Bacon, Uni, Flonr, Groesrits, Dry Uood*, xiid sUsittclthkspt la this autkht, ta*j»-»a HERRING & LEYDEN’S, Wliltelinll Nireet, Which aro offered at Wholo»*alc and Uetail, 50 Por Cout. Below Usual Prices! Wa *ell Rood Linen Suit* f..r $6. We wil ffood ('swlim'n. Suit* f..r $ti>. INqUlIlK Ft'It BEADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Hunts* Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Casaliuero*, Linens, Marseille*, Dra-d’acto*, Ghoea, llaukcrchief*, hiiirlc. Collar*, Ac. ou I DOUBLE BPRING SKIRT. At proportionate low rates. Onr present stoek must be •old out without delay tik make mom for largo supplies I ill and 1 omlng on to meet tho Summer aud Fall trade' xamtno fbr yourself. For sale everywhere. Manufactured exclusively by lb# owners of the Patent, Wu aro also Agents for the Atheu* Manufacturing Co; andean fttruUh at all limes, C'otion Yarns, Shirtings bhejttagjttnd Osuabuiypi at the factory prior*. WWTS, BRADLEY A CART, i No. 07 Chambers aud Nt>a. 70 aud 01 Read# Sta., N. York 4 II41CI.LS IIOII01 Ill'll»*!>, I UNDERTAKER, For p*1( in All*nla by Jlxiiki. TALT.KY, BROWN* A CO, SCOTT. PARSONS A FMKXJUM, | Ami til olhvr MvrrLtnt. who ,»ll Fint-Chw* Skirt* In I thi* rlty amt thronghont thv Southern Suit*. Tho Now Patontod Empress Trail Meialic lturiat Casas and Caskets, j u now *11 tho racoln Ncxv Yortr, London, Put* nod ■ s' an ii auxxt run thrunjthual Earupo. 0BANS, BREED A CO., Cincinnati, 0M«. , nAOUSi W rtu* that J. W. BKADIXTS mm In TTABuuwabrautimiaud.-uuqiloti. *.;artiuvut u( M-,- rlmod on «vf*y Shirt Band. AU othen u* aphriotu, AA wtKnurt*tCa*v**ndOl>k«t*uiihamt.*t|.rl’.\-.|.> ' .„,) wurihtr** coiuit.’rfrlt*. tinv hrnMJWftoin^ n«r*t of any of ihrlr friv.nl. nr relatlvv*, wonhl da w vlt to (tv* him * cut), fur, *• hi* amoroitii-uu for thi* |*v- j tlrhUrl.iaiH'hof liualnra**iv now ih»ro»i;lit) v>'iii|.Vt..l, -,,), JotlX OAVAV k record of ih.umroof whtW iiou llv.im I j\I ^onndAlbmtaK^kcmthvy nlU’Au.lH.tn.lm* j ^.iirtMhre.tdW^^^ j oFSvtotPJ-q- At tUawbm. >a He la pr«t .. ^ Bathinj, i».Iadi»p«a*Abls:to Good Health. rbMvr. toilin',: ltudU[olh*lrtiitcra>ttO •%'«* ChUht

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, July 28, 1866, Image 1