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BcowHit .
H«« flecked our lock. with gray,
Tbo> d h.ta at it Ingubrlona J
Aid woe-begon* at they,
B "S »,«. th« hand or tlma
Full* wiin •» light a touch,
Ko •aamt UKu tom* benignant Wood
Who torrent overmuch,
wo grow to lor* him moreand more.
Ami at the year* to by,
“ mi 1" P* 10 * heart
Thai
He iMda nahy attlS water* now.
In Imamy bathe* the tcuei.
The elope alone tho aunaet eldo
. f,° uloomr ahadow throw*,
And eventide baa rotter cloud*
Than morning ever know*.
Ufa 1* * eortof eager race
For wealth, or power, or time,
”3?* Q® who gains tho golden prize,
TTUh otbar two may cltltu.
Tho winning post ie Just lu sight—
Spur on the willing mind I
1°°*—«h. there they are,
Tht boys are close behind!
So let n* cherish cheery thought*,
And with unabatsd hope
OiTp«;l the powore that manhood brings
Their very broadest scope.
AtftM mvseir, i frankly own,
I'!*• I)arae Nature’s plan.
Who passed me through her Infant school.
And turned me oat a man 1
Hydrophobia—A Oass of Heath Under
Singular Clrccunetaucee.
The Indianapolis Herald gays: About teu
weeks since as Mr. Alexander Pope was walking
along Virg nia avenue, near the greenhouso of
George & Uack, he was attacked by a atrango
dog, which ferociously sprang upon him without
any provocation or warning, and continued biting
mull it had terribly mangled both hands. Mr.
Pope fought the dog for some time with liis
hands and feet, and then taking out his pocket
knife, opened it with his teeth, aDd stabbed the
brute until It was dead. The animal held on to
his right band until it wag weakened by loss at
blood, and then dropped ofl and died. Mr. Pope’s
wounds were cauterized and soon healed He
experienced some anxiety at the time, through
dread of hydrophobia, but so long a time having
elapsed, the circumstance had almost passed
from his mind. Last Wednesday night, how
ever, he complained offeeling strangely, and pass
ed a restless and feverish night. In the morning
be did not got up, but sent out for a bottle of ale.
1 he ale waa brought, and he drank about half a
glass, but did not seem to relish it. In about an
hour he attempted to drink some more, but the
moment the glass touched his lips he was seized
wuh a slight, shuddering spasm, and au uncon
querable dread ol liquids. From that time, up
to a few houra before his death, no liquid passed
♦T* l! pt \ ^mplained of constriction about
cl ‘ e ? t ’ d ,® cu ,! y of breathing, a sharp pain in
one ol his shoulders, and great thirst. Several
physicians were called in consultation, who ad
ministered opiates and other medicines, but
could not prevail upon i he sutTerer to drink wn-
ter, or liquids of any kind. He would attempt
“■ h “i the moment a glass or spoon containing
liquid approached his lips, he would be sewed
with a spasm, and would gasp as if he had “lost
Ws breath. One of his attendanls-Mr. Melvin
Koilms-flxed a hollow reed and got the patient
to take tt between hia teeth, telling him he would
piace the other end in a cup of water out of
sight, and he could then suck it up. The mo
ment however, the other end of the reed was
placed to the water, Mr. Pope was seized with a
spasm. He lingered until ten o’clock Saturday
night,and then died, having been rational all the
time, and without any violent spasms.
property of^ n .li.rmC,!ls l n^: RB U '°
oriftW ami n |m n w M! ' C o 0 ." * 'Veatcrn Railroad,
nut Und lot° No and Walker orlgi-
City lotsManH m'?’ 4 S!!®*' Klnd lot 70 ■ ward 3,
original land lot n ; nd Calhoun streets,
A city lot on Houston street, land lot 51, ward
4 ' A^chvTt n ?. U, “P r<, l’ ei ; , y ofF. 0. South!
a ti f/ou’ Na ori Smal land lot 51, wnrd
port v°ot/ H U no 1° Btrm ' , A88C9scd m the pro-
Aleman, dccca^| n ’ Rt,mini8lr3tor of M.
on „ ori 8iD«l land lot No. 50, ward 4,
J D Bamcs ° y ' AMe83ed »* Uie property of
nrl V'7 Jot on Peters street, in tho 1st ward, on
pertyof t"w. Boon 0 ' 81 A88eS8Cd 38 tho P ro '
,4 ^tyjot on Simpson and Crane streets, orig-
wWJS&sa*- 4 ~ d
&&fXST2£KLTS
perty of Mrs. Nancy Brown.
l»n A Hm7J 0t . onPele , r8 street, ward 1, original
Austin 81 As3CMed 33 ,he Property of James
A city lot on original land lot 85, wnrd 1, Mc-
Fioming^ AssP88td 3S ,hu property of A.
A ®i t i!° t . on or'Kjnrl land lot 45, ward 4, in
n R ni° , a Pj n 8 Mill. Assessed as tho property
of Charles Forest, p. o, c. 1 '
Ac ‘ l y ,0 .t on Tanery alley, ortginnl land lot 45,
ward 4. Assessed as the properly of W. H. Friz-
oAj*!? Jot °“ corporate lino, original land lot
Golding AS8C8Sed 03 the Property of
To Make Cows Give Mii,k.-A writer, who
sayo his cows give all the milk that is warned in
a family of eight persons, and from which was
made two hundred and sixty pounds of butter
duriDg the year, gives the following as his mode
of treatment:
If you desire to got a large yield of rich milk,
give your cows three times a day, water slightly
warm, slighily suited, in which bran has been
stirred at the rato of one quart to two gallons of
water. You will find, it you have not tried this
daily practice, that your cow will give twenty-
« e P®r cent- more milk immediately under the
enoct of it, and she will become so attached to
the diet as to refuse to drink clear water unlcsB
very thirsty, but this mesa she will drink at al-
“ nd aBk lor mere. The amount
of this drink necessary, is an ordinary water pail
lull each time, morning, noon and night. Your
animal will then do her best at discounting the
lacteal. Four hundred pounds of butter are
often obtained front good stock, and instances
are^raentioned where the yield is even at a higher
Ctrrrrxo and Polishing Stone —A patent
been obtained in England for two machines for
dressing granite and other stone. Tho tools
which are of tho ordinary descriplion of those
used by stonemasons, are attached to a vertical
ram, which acta alter the same manner as a
Nasmyth hammer, and can bo propelled by
steam, water, or other power. The tools are so
arranged as to he able, it is said, to do all the
work which is at present performed by manual
labor, including all the varieties of clefting,
•cabling, flue pick dressing, tooth-axe dressing
etc., and at less cost. For surface polishing
another machine is had recourse to, having a
rotary instead of a vertical motion. A number
of (tones run be dressed at the same time.
*»’ 00 Ba * t ® r street i original land lot 57,
cious ' Ass3esse <l ns tho property of Ga-
SS A ci ‘y \ ot °. n Foundry street, original land lot
Holland p 0 A £ 6eS8td ns the property of Thomas
A city lot on original land lot 83! ward 1, on
Buckaloo. Assesscd 39 ,he Property of J. M.
wfiL-' 1 / , Iot oa original land lot 84, in ward 1,
net Conyers 0 ^ A6sc3setl as the property of Ben-
7R A w=7i i. 0t * n Luck , ie s,reet . originnl land lot
Hamby. d 6 ' Assessed 38 tlie property of Mac
\ 0t T Pet T 8treet > original land lot
ward 1. Assessed as the property of James
w „ir;y ,< ? t on Elliott SI reet, original land lot 78,
ward 1. Assessed as tho property of Mrs. Long.
, A , “W on Baker and Butler streets, original
Geor^Lvon AS3e93eU 38 lhe P ro P ert >’ ot
., A » cit y i'! 1 o Q JIcDaniel street, original land
Moses Wafd 2 ' Asses3cd 113 tlie Property of B. F.
■ 4 , cit J; i, 0! °o Hany and Mangum streets, orig-
tnal land lot 83, ward 1. Assessed as the pro
perty ot Miss Nancy McVcy v
A city lot in rear of Planing Mill, original land
Mnky p o. a 33 ' 83 ' 8 U3lhe Property of John
,„4, Cl i ty lldt on Hany street, original land lot 88,
Shields’ Assessed 38 the Property of Harvey 0’-
city . L ot °" Buckie street, original land lot
Cannon Assc86ec 38 llie property ol James
T J 'wj nrttiU A, UlUL
an alley, as tho property of Luke Gray,
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 4, city lot 157,
on Gilmer stroct, ns the property of Joseph Gatin.
A city lot on land lot 63, ward 3, city lot 8, on
Fair street, as the proprrty of Thomas Gumago.
A city lot on land lot 77, ward 1, block 80, city
lot 2, on Forsyth streot, as the property of C. E.
Grenville.
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 8, city lot 100,
on Fair street, ao tho property of A. Hilton.
A city lot op kud lot 78, ward 5, city lot 02,
Marietta and Walton streets, ns the property of
D. P. Hill.
, A city lot on land lot 70, ward 2, block 10, cily
lol 30, Failh street, ns tho property of N. r.
Hotchkiss.
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 3, Marlin’s
Alley, as the property of R. IV. McCown.
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 4, city lot 103, on
Uecatur street, as tlie property of Pat. and Rich
ard McCullough
A city lot on laud lot 83, ward 1, block 33,
Brickyard and Hnyues streets.
■ 4> city -L ot on lBnd lot 77 > "’aid 1, block 31, city
mt 8 on Forsyth street, ns tho property or J. It.
Neal s estate.
A city lot on lnud lol 78, ward 1, city lot 1(10,
on .Mechanic street.
A city lot on land lot 52, wnrd 4, city lot 137,
on Decatur street and Georgia Railroad, ns the
property of Dcnuis O’Sulivan.
A city lot on land lot 48, wnrd 4, on Young
and Harris streets, as the property of J. R. D.
uzbum.
A city lot on land lot 52, ward 3, city lot 130,
on Hunter street, na the property of Thomas
bhendan.
A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, on Davis and
Corporate Lino Rtreets, ns lhe property of I. Y.
Bawtell.
A city lot on land lot 78, ward 5, city lot 41,
on It estem & Atlantic Ruilroad, as the properly
of James Russoll. J
tlie Benefit of
THE “MASONIC ORPHANS' HOME
TflUK Legislature of the State of Georgia, at I Is last
X sosalon, granted to W. W. Boyd and othors, a Grant
to adopt a Lottory, or series of Lotteries aud Agencies,
to raise money for tho purpose of building a IJoino for,
and supporting Indigent Widows nnd Orphans—tho
Home to bo called th«P‘MABONIG ORPHAN’S HOME.”
Tho grantees have associated with them, as a Board of
Managers, some of tho best citizens of this State, in tho
great work of bcnovolcnco aud charity.
Wo call the attention of the pnbllc to the Quand
Scheme below, and ask your patronage.
In purchasing tickets, you will remember that should
yon fail to draw a prize, that your money will bo strictly
and Masonlcally applied to a charitable work.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY!
FOIt THE BENEFIT OF
THE “MASONIC ORPHANS’ HOME !’
TO BE DRAWN IN OPEN PUBLIC,
A city lot on Luckie street, original land lot
sonO’Sbield^ 9thepr0ptrty ° f Siluiv
, A . C i‘y in the , re “r "f Dt- Powell’s, original
ol Mrs Eikk Price. AS3<,3SCl ‘ '‘ 8 ‘ h ° pr0perly
A city lot on Peters street and M. & W. Rail
road, original land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed ns
the property of .Mr-. Orry Ray.
w A 7« ty l0t f' 3 , B T k y“ rd , alree b original land
jot /o, \varcl 1. Assessed .ir the property of
Thomas 6»*vage. J
A city lot on Frazier street, original land lot
Seabrook Asses3,: ‘ 1 “ s the property of Katie
A city iot on Ellis and Calhoun streets, ori■■ i-
nal land lot 51, wart) 4, block 15, city lot 03 As
sessed as the property of 8. N. Shillings.
, A 0Q ^ookton and Mangum streets,
land lM^84^ward 1. Assessed as the pronerlv of
A city lot on lnud lot 85, ward 1, on Butler
and Alley streets, as tho property of Fields Rum-
sey.
A city lot on land lot 70, ward 2, block 4, cily
lot 0, on Washington and Fair streets, as the pro
perty ot J. C. Robertson.
4 £n y Iot 03 land lot 83 > ward 1, Foundry
Priest ° W 8lreetB ’ 33 ,l10 P r °P erty of Edwin
A city lot on land lot 84, wnrd 1, situated on
Stockton street, as the property of Richard Par-
eons.
1 A c j, ty ' ot "“ lancl lot 51, ward 4, block 8, city
lot 184, Collins and Wheat streets, ns the pro
perty of Charles Schnatz.
A city lot on land lot 70, ward 2, block 42, city
lot 115, on Cooper street, as the property of M.
M. Smith.
A city lot on land lot 40, ward 4, block 133,
city lot 15, on Wheat street, ns the property of
Mrs. N. V. Thompson’s estate.
A city lot on land lot 46, ward 4, on Houston
street, ns the property oi Mrs. Sarah Towns, (T.
J. Lewis, agent.)
A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, Rock slreet
and alley, as the property of David Thurman.
A city lot on land lot 51, ward 4, and Parker
n ? 3 ^ re6ts an d tailroad, as the property
of Miss Elizabeth Winniugs.
A city lot on land lot 52,’ ward 4, city lot 108,
on Gihner and Pratt streets, as the property ol
John H. Wade.
A city lot on land lot 79, ward 5, on Marietta
street, as the property ot Mrs. Mary Withers.
A city lot on land lot 84, ward 1, on Peters
street and Macon & Western Railroad, as the
property of John A. Wilson.
All by virtue ot tax fi. fas, issued from the
Mayor s Court of the city of Atlanta,
marl—lawtd L. P. Tiiomab, Marshal.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Wednesday, April 17, 1867—Class A.
Wednesday, May 15,1867-Class B.
Wednesday, Juno 19,1867—Class C.
Wednesday, July 17,1867—Class D.
Scheme the Same for Each Month.
1 Prlioof $50,000 la $50,000
IPrtzoo! SO,000 In 20,00**
1 Prize of 10,1100 1a 10,000
1 Prize of s.000 la
« IFT8
*r TOE
Iit York Prize Association.
509 BROADWAY, N. Y.
BACH.
55 Ro»cwood Piano* worth |500 to BOO
80 Itonewood Melodeon* worth 100 to 500
100 Sewing Machine* worth 50 to 155
500 Ma*!c ltoxca work
500 Gold Watches worth
1,000 Silver Watchc* worth
1,000 Silver Tea Sol* worth
Together with a largo aa.ortmcnt of
NEW & ELEGANT JEWELRY,
IB to 160
«0 to 260
20 to (V)
26 to 160
1 Prize of.
1 Prize of .
24 Prizes of..
65 Prizes of..
125 Prizes of..
160 Prizes of..
6,000
6,000
2,600
2,600,
600 are 12,"OO
250 are 18,750
™ v ' — 26,000
2,260
D. W. SEELEY’S
AMERICAN BRICK MACHINE.
B. HERMANN & W. BOlLMAN.
Noierosa Building,
Comer Marietta and Whitehall Street*.
-al*o-
};! A* W. lynch Jc Co.’a Booh Store,
Whitehall Streot,
yl Atlanta,, Georirl
DEAL Ell* m
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS AND JBWBLRY.
i j — al«o—
Hi I Aaplaodld nock of Gold Pena,
Spectacle* ot all klnla,
Bill Silver Spoon* and Fork*.
# ! „ KS^‘ v '* 1,0 ‘ h » l »fk<’*t»ndmoat»elert»tociofI)U-
nf * * ONDb ever offered in this market.
ni 0rk '“a* 11 tl * Branche* a apeclaftr. Jewelry
R repaired, Diamond* re-«et, and Engraving done to order
i) Good* all warranted a* »old. dects—8n"
I. DAVEGA’S
| PURCHASING BUREAU,
j NO. 89 AND 40 P^KK ROW.
A LL kinds of Merche^,^^ purchased. Experienced
and compel ent ottyere enunged.
Orders filled prtmipl.y and faithfully at the lowest
made on‘y ftom first-class and re*
_ prompt,
rlot-s. and purchase u
able houses.
Orders wl 1 be filled, psyable on delivery, when a sufll*
.ent sum is remitted to cover freight and conimisslous.
Commissions on sums not exceeding $100. five percent.
Commissions on. sains exceeding $100, two and a half per
cent. Address
MF Kefcr to this office.
ISAAC DAVEOA,
P. 0.1706, New York.
fsb3fi—lm
CHARLES OC1LVEFELW,
XJ ndertaker.
rANDFACTURER of Cofflna, Da*i*r iu hletaltc Bu
rial C*»e*. Ca.ket*, and Agout lor Crano, Brood
Aleo, Manafactnrer of, and Dealer In Furniture.
Factory, hackle ulreet, near Walton Up'lno. Ware-
'ooma, Wniuhall aireet, Hcoflold’* Building.
NOTIb'E.-Puueral* will bo attended to with elegant
Elaaree, at lower raiea than ever before offered In thle
Rtf. Jan55—2m
IN STORE.
gQ BAltRELB NORTHERN POTATOES,
1 X) aacka Corn- In prime order,
SOO barrel* Flour—all gradee,
75 boxe* Cheese,
95 ca«ka Bacon Btdea,
10 caake Bacon Bhonldere,
6 cask* Sngar-Coi cd .'lame,
5 barrel* Union*,
100 boxea Canola*,
80 ca.ea Oyster*—nice,
42 k. gs EngU.h Soda, Ac.
1 iy Order* eollcited.
febifr—zwc L-tNGBTON, CRANE A DAMMOCK.
Notice to Railroad Coniractora
t BALED PROPOSALS will bo received*! the office of
- the Mootpoinery i F.nfaui* Railroad C ompany. In
I city of Montgomery, up to 1 o'clock, H. M ., March 1,
IT. lor the Grading, L r o*. Tie , and Track-Lay,mr be-
sen the 15 and tn» 27 mile poati ,fcom 7j,IWl to 100,000
fcblc yard*.)
| Proffie* and apeclffcatlona can be «ecn at the office of
* Compaoy.
C. ANDERSON.
| feh'rt—id C lef Eoutneer
MEAL, MEAL.
L‘ Q SACKS FUEBH COHN MEAJL Just arrived
. O O and for aal* by
- 0HME 4k FARHAH,
i the properly of
A cily lot on Jones’ alley, original land lot 53
ward 8, city lot ft. Atseesed av tlio property ol
Charles Witcher. J
A city lot on Humphries and Race Track
streets, original land lot 70, ward 1. Assessed as
the property of Mrs. Dozier.
A city lot on original land lot 45, ward 4 in
rear of Planing Mill. Assessed as tho property
ot Douglass Williams. 1 J
A city lot on Alexander street, original land
ward ®' ■^ 8st *5ed as the property of Mrs.
E. Wilson.
A city lot on Johns and McDonough streets,
original land lot 53, ward 8, block 2, city lot 5
Assessed as the property of T. Thompson’s es
tate.
A city lot, in rear of Planing Mill, original
war£ 1 4. Assessed as the property ot
Ed. Thomas, p. o. c.
A city lot, in rear of H. Beetles, original land
84, ward 1. Assessed as the property of
Vines Ware, p. o, c.
A city lot on Tannery and Alley, original land
lot 45, ward 4. Assessed as the property ot A.
Wilson, p. o.c.
A city lot on Stockton street, original land lot
70, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Mrs '
Sarah Youngblood.
A city lot on original laod lot 83, ward 1
Mangum street. Assessed as the property of — I
Austin.
A city lot on land lot 78, ward 5, city lot 53, on
j larietta slreet. Assessed as the property of
James F. Alexander.
A cily lot on land lot 53, ward 4, city lot 163,
on Collins and Jenkins street, as the property of
Mathew Blonnt.
A c '1 y lot on original land lot 52, ward 4, city
lot B, on Georgia Railroad, aB the property ot
Mrs. C. Brooks? J
A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, city lot 18,
on Green street, as the property ot P. J, Brack
en.
A city lot on original land lot 58, ward 3, in
rear of Jesse Smith, as the properly of James
0. Bailey.
A city lot on labd lot 88, ward 1, block 2, city
lot 25, Mangum street, as the property of E. K.
Elliott.
, A city lot on land lot 51, ward 4, block 24, city
lot 129, Calhoun and Ellis streets, as the property
of Dickson & Kennedy. * ^
A city lot on land lot 50, ward 4, city lot l(,s>
Baker aud Ivy streets, as the property ofThon Ju g
A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, block 27 citv
Do U. UU Haynes btreut ’ as lhe Property ot Juiu,
/ city lot on land lot 53, ward 3,1| acre lot
on Clark’s aliey and Connally, as tlm property
of L P. Calhouu. * J
A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1. near the
Race Track, and one on laud lot 50, ward 5
W. Peach-Tree, as the property of John Chis-
olm.
A city lot on land lot 70, ward 5, on Williams
aad Simpson streetn, as the properly of John \V
Cason.
A city lo» oa land la 77, ward 3, city lot 2,
block 11, on Loyd siiaset, au iho property of Mi
chael Corigan. J
A city lot on land lot 52, ward 8, on Hunter
and Fair streets, as tho property of Meredith
Brown.
A city lot on land lot 51, ward 5, block 2, city
lots 0 andT, on Prior street, as the property of
M. J. Ivy, agent for W. T. Ivy.
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 3, block 0, city
lot 6, on Conley alley, as the property ot O. \y.
Johns
A city lot on land lot 53, ward 3, block 2, cily
lots ward 8, on Faith street, as the properly of
John A Jenkins.
A clt v lot on land lot 77, ward 1, block 32, city
lot 8, Forsyth street, as the property of H. '1'.
Junt-B.
A city lot oa land lot 45, ward 4, on Decatur
street, as the properly ol F Krogg.
A city lot on land lo> 63 ward 3, block 8, citv
lot 83, on Frazier street, as the property of \V\
C, Houghton.
A city lot on land lot 77, ward -, block 11, city
lot 2, on Loyd slreet, as the property of Michael
Muyhtr.
A city lot on lam' lot 52, ward 4, citv lol 57, on
Calhoun street, as .the property of A". M. .Man
ning.
A city lot on land lot 63, WHrd 3, block 8, city
iut 81. on Fair and Frazier streets, ns the proper
ty of T. G. McHan, trustee, tor Mrs. A. J. Bu
chanan.
A city lot on land lot 63, ward 3, block 2, city
lot 7, on McDonough and Faith streets, as tlie
property of J. U. Murpliy, trustee.
A city lot on land lot TO, ward 3, block 10, city
lot 80, on Crew slreet, as the properly ol Thomas
A. Martin.
A city lol on land lot 84, ward 1, near Race
Track, as the property of Henry Beetle, p. o. c.
A city lot on land lo* 78, ward 5, on Marietta
200 are
100 nro 10;0()0
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
0 Approximation Prizes of $600 onch for
tho nine remaining units of tho snmo
ten of tho No. drawmg tho $50,000 Prize
n . a™ 4,600
9 Approximation Prizes of $250 onch for
tne nine remaining units or the samo
ton of the No. drawing the $20,000 Prize
are
9 Approximation Prizes of $200 each for
the nine remaining units of tho same
ton of the No. drawing tho $10,000 Prize
A . nre... 1,800
0 Approximation PrizcB of $100 each for
the nine remaining units of the sarno
ten of tho No. drawing the $6,000 Prize
nro 900
18 Approximation Prizes of $100 each for
tho niue remaining units of tho same
teu of the Noa. drawing tho $2,600
Prizes are 1,800
424 Prizes, amounting to $108,000
Whole Tiokets, $12; Halvei, $6; Quarters, $3 ;
Eighths, $1.50,
TMLiAJNT
Of these Great Lotteries,nnd Explanation
of DrawliK*.
The numbers from 1 to 80,000,corresponding with the
numbers on the Tickets, are prated on separate slips of
paper und encircled with smull tubes, mm placed in a
glass wheel. All tho prizes iu accordance with the Schome,
are similarly printed nnd encircled, and placed in another
glass wheel Tho wheels are then revolved, nnd two
boya, blindfolded, draw the Numbers and Prizes. One
ol the boys druws one number Horn the wheel of Nos.
and at the eutne time the other bey draws out one prize
from, the wheel of prizes. Tho lumber and prize drawn
out nro exhibited to tho nndienie, nnd whatever prize
comes out is registered nnd placid to tho credit of that
number; aud this operation 1b repeated until all tlie
prizes arc diawn out.
The Ticket? ureprinted in the bllowing style: The^
are divided into Quarters and Bghths, printed on the
face of the Ticket. Four Quarles or elgnt Eights bear
ing ttio same number, constitute a Whole Ticket.
#500,000.
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS :
T HE name and value of each article of our K2°<!*J?r 0
marked on Tickets, placed in SEALED ENVEL
OPES, and well mixed. On receipt of 26 cents, an envel
ope containing such Ticket will be drawn without choice
and delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address.
The purchaser, after seeing what article it draws and its
value—which may bo from One to Five HundhedDol-
laiw— con then, on payment of Onb Dollar, receive the
article named, or may exchange it for aoy other article
marked on our circular at tho samo value. Every Ticket
dtators an article worth One Dollar, or more.
J3TN0 BLANKS.^BEJ
Our patrons can depend on prompt returns. The Articles
drawn v>Ul be Immediately sent by Express or return
mail, or delivered at our office.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of VALUABLE GIFTS from us, may be seen on fllo at
our ofllco, among whom wo ore permitted to refer to:
John 8. Holcomb, Lambertville, N. J., Gold Watch,
valno $260; Mrs. 8. Bennett, i'>2 Cumberland street,
Brooklyn, Sowing Machine, $80; Edwin Ilovt, Stamford,
Conn., Gold Lever Watch, value $200; Hon. tt. H. Briggs,
Washington, D. O., Diamond Pin, $176; J. O. Suther
land, 100 Lexington Avouue, Piano, $360; Mrs, M. Jack-
son, 203 Niueteenth streot, N. Y., HewiDg Machine, $90;
Jos. Camp, Elmira, N. Y., Mel0deoirf$16O; MIbb L. Col
lins, Atlanta, Ga., Diamond Cluster Ring, $225; Dr.
Henry Smith, Worcester, Mass., Sewing Machine, $86;
H. Shaw, 133 Sixteenth street, New York, Gold Watch,
$160; Edward Boynton, Nashville, Tenn., Melodeon,
$100; james Russell, Montgomery, Ala , Gold Hunting
W’atch, $260; R. T. Smith, Providence, U. 1., Silver Le
ver Watch, $60; Oscar Purdy, Madison, N. J., Music Box,
$45; Hon. R. S. Newell, St. Pauls, Minn., Gold Watch,
$185; J. R. Sperry, Litchfield, Conn., Silvor Watch, $66 ;
Wm. B. Peck, Harlem. III., Manic Box, $75; W'm. Ray-
-mond, Dayton, Ohio, Silver Tea Set, $125; Mins E. M.
•Schenck, Detroit, Mich., Diamond Ear Rings, $226; P.
Beaudia, St. Charles Hotel, N. Orleans, Diamond Ring,
#170; Mrs. Martha Barnes, St. Louis, Mo., Melodeon,
$126.
IdtTA chance to obtain any of the above Articloe for
ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing a Sealed Envelope for
25 cents.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All.
t5T*8ix Tickots for $1,13 for $2, 83 for $5. Great in
ducements to Agents.
All Letters should be addressed
J. H. RAY & CO.,
dcc20—d.fcw3in*699 Broadway, New York.
Miscellaneous* Advonieemunta.
DRY GOODS!
1867 SPRING) 1867
LATHROP, LUOINGTON & CO.,
No*. 826, 328, nnd 830 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
I NVITE tho particular attontion of CAbll BUYERS
(Jolffitra and Retailers) to their stock of Foreiuu
nnd Domestic Dry Good*. All departments are complete
in every respect, particularly that of DRESS GOODS, In
which we are, from day to day, adding tho newest and
choicest styles.
opn BTOOK CONSISTS OF
Dress Goods, Prints,
Bleached Shootings, Brown Sheetings,
Woolon Goods, Yankee Notions,
White Goods, Embroideries,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hosiory,
Millinery Goods, Carpots, Ac., Ac.
All of which wo offer at the lowest markot prices, bv
the package or piece.febffit-wlm
TT ^ IU
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
0TH will care Dyspepsia.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
%STIt will care Liver Complaint and all specie# of In
digestion.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
$yit will cure Intermittent Fever and Fever and
Aguo, and all periodical disorders.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
py It will give Immediate relief In Colic and Flux.
TJ £4 E
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
taF“It will cure Cosrivcness.
tjse:
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
tiPIt is a mild nnd delightful Invigorant for Delicate
Females.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
$3T“It is a safo Anti-Billions Alterative and Tonic for
all family purposes.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
|3F"It Is a powerful Rocuperant after tho frame has I
been reduced and attenuated by sickness.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
CRIMAULT & co 1
Chemist, to n. n. Pr.n«N.po, con ,4 7Iioc J
Intractable & Incurable DiBe a!(
.L*"!mported”from Ncw M Y^ l r k ,, , e ,' (1 ^." r ' ,1 'r 'a*,,
Ing from Franco hsvs hsen ? L ' , n<1on, tb.CTf
nixed by tho met 3 2*
'jfteM snd operatise Ch mist* nl an d priiij!*
of I srls, Ac., lnsomm u thst th,. iP r * c S*'*f Rmisi
FscoJtv. attach cd to the governing 1 . ra r ari -**n
ftssssfcrfS-ti
NO MORE CONSUME
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
Grlmault’s Syrnpof Hypophreph,*^
ttST cwe ' * nd ,h0 NtafrSp**
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL!
Orimault’s Syrap of Iodized
|3F"It is an excellent Appetizer, as well
ener of the Digestive forces.
8trength-
1 PHIZES PA YA RLE WITHi UT DISCO UNT,
W. w. BOYD,
Deputy Graud Master, Erincipul Manager
Atlanta, Ga.
C^7"0rders for Tickets by mall >r expre>s to be utl-
dreseed to L. R. BROADUKNT, Agent,
Or W. \V f . BOYD, 1'ilnclpal Manager,
febl2—lflwtlljol7 Atluutu, Ga.
Journal, Wlim.ngton; Sentinel, Raleigh; Courier.
Cbarlenton; Con«tintionullt*t, Augusta; Alessongcr, Ma
con ; News, Savannah ; Suu ifc Time.-, Columbus ; Mall,
Moutgomorv; Advertiser, Mobile; Picayune, N. Orleans;
Herald. Vicksburg; Telegraph, Houston; News, Halvon-
tou. and New lira, Atlanta, will copy, each, once por
week until the 17tii of June, and send bill and copy of pa-
ner coutaiuutg advertisement to VV. W. Boyd, Principal
1 Manager.
MiHUclluneouts AU veiTlMomentH.
8P11UXG
IMPORTATION l
1867.
Patented May 8th 9 1806.
B RICK-MAKER8 are requested to examine tbi« JMn-
chine, combining everything dodntblo, and th« fol- , _ , _
lowing remarkable advantages: | RIBBONS.
1st. It will make from two thoiwasi to tliroo thou- 1
sand stmerlor bricks per hour, with tw> horso«. »
dehveraffsTth^crMioff d | Millinery and Straw Goods
3d. The presaure on tho brick is incroaaud or lessened [
by simply moving a pin, and the machino can keep grind
ing without molding, when the molds are not ready. I
4th. It has n horizontal grinding shaft, and cone*- I
quontly is much lower than oi.ewi‘d an upright shafiH
being only about lour foot high, aud onay to fill.
5th. It laTon by a horse-power, a.nd the team is not in t
the way of filling or of the brick carriers ; makes three *
molds of bricks (contalninxeU bricks to u mold) to every 1
revolution of the team, waoao revolution of tho criml- B
Ing shaft to overy mold of bricks; consequently, it given* '
three times the grinding of any other horse-power ina- i
chine, and the bricks are more perfect and superior.
Cth. It is oasiJy moved, and the end of tho machine .
can be placed close to the clay bank.
7tb. Tho pressure is retained on tho bricks by moans ‘
of a cam, while the molds ara pushed out o* the table,
thus prevontiDg the bricks from being drawn up in the
molds, as Is the case with most other machines.
• v’. a. power machine, it baa no superior, requir
ing but a small powor to run it. H
6th. This is a anpsrior machine for manufacturing Peat
for Inol’ having boon thoroughly testod for that purpose.
After the 1st of January, 1867, on exhibition at Knott
& Howes’, Macon, Ga.
Machines, County or 8tato Rights for Georgia, or any
other Southorn btate, for side by 6 ^
--***-*» ED - L D^ S da,
PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE!
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.,
lAU’OnTJinS AND JOBBERS OF
Ribbons, Bonnet Silks aud Satins,
Blonds, Netts, Crapes, Velvets,
Ruches, Flowers, Featln rs,
Straw Bonnets and Ladies’ Hats,
(Trimmed and Untrimiuod.)
Shaker Hoods, dbc., &c.
237 mid 230 Ilnltininrc Street,
FURNITURE.
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
87 nnil 89 Bowery na r*.‘— - •
NEW YORK,
Still eontlnno to bo tbo lur^oet Furiiltur* MnmiNctnrere
in tbo city.
P A It LOB,
DITST11ST Cx ROOM,
ANT»
Ohumber X’xiniiture,
Canopy and Victoria Bedsteads,
FOIl THE SOUTHERN TRADE,
At 20 per cent. Reduction In price.
Liu aJ
"'i’ll 6 Cl o I el j x- iiTecl
octo—6m
DATJCH’S HAW BONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime
trAD e
MARK^
BALTIMORE^
MARYLAND'
Offer the largest stock to he found in this country, and
unequaled in choice variety and cheapness,
puorders solicited and prompt attention given.
mb26—flw* |
IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN
Coach & Saddlery Hardware.
lYf uecter the lormuls orlpinatod in
nHTin.l , P“^ llled by BAUGH & SONS, Sole Pro-
Selpb ”’U l 8 h A. I,B “ W “ r ° Iilvcr ‘-boruicel Work.*, Phils.
Bone.’.w h"i; bll, H e ? MANURE I* manufactured ftom
SSSJnil AfJif e n ? 1 ^ e0D buruod or ®teamed, nnd it con-
. rigln # a ! W uic malter U la active In lis
8 01 « roal durability. It doe B
trerJnliSfi ! he .f°, l,ku Tuvian Odauo.buton the con-
wary permanently improves it.
suu?- i t l WMIi introduced into the Southern
h«?hLre considerable extent, aud again lu 1865, where it
has been u«ted with remarkable succoes upon
COTTON, CORN\ TOBACCO, AND.ALL CROPS.
^pP v,nco any man of its merits. Pampiets
containing well-known Sonthern evidence furnished upon
application to .New York or Philadelphia offices.
by Dealors in all tho principal cities and
towns throughout the United States anu British Pro
vinces
BAUGH &c SONS,
SOL* MANUFACTURERS,
Ofllco, No, 20 South Dela&ware Avouue,
PHILADELPHIA,
BAUGH BROTHERS & CO.,
General Wholesale Agents,
181 Pearl Street, New York.
P^For sale by
A. K. 8EAGO,
dccSl—8m
Atlanta. Ga.
M. R. BELL & CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
—AND—
laANUPACTlIRIER*’ AGENTS,
Hroud Streot, Atlnntn, Guorffln.
(Adjoining the Rstlrosd.)
H AVING th* adnnUgu or s Side-Track for receiving
goods, panic* comlgolng to n.sro eavtd ihe ex-
peu** of Drsyago, unto* m quantities let* than a car
load.
Special attention given to the eale of Corn, Oats, Floor,
Bacon, Hay, and me/chandise generally.
Consignments aoheited, which will receive our per
sonal attention, and all orders promptly filled.
AGENTS FOIl
Dupont’* (Junnowder,
. ^ „ Uufted tstates Peruvian Guano Co.,
Jan29-^m Ford’s Phosphate and Fertilizer.
tk&cheu wanted.
A GENTLEMAN or Lady who has had experience, and
is fully competent to leach Latin, Mathematics, and
tne higher bug Ufai branches, can *ecure a situation in a
well established school in the city
fab27«*4t references, Key^ox 880, AUanU, Ga.
MACKF.NZIL2 BHOTIIKR8,
Late Thomas Mackenzie & Hons,
No. 222 Xlnltlinore Street, llultiinore, Itf d.
ESTABLISHED IN 1 H 2 0 ^
F elloes, saddle trees,
Hubbs, Hog Skins,
Spokes, Sheep Skins,
Springp, Shoe Thread,
Canvass, Saddlers’ Hair,
Varnish. Enameled Leather,
Carriage Bolts, Bug Leather,
Tiro Bolt*, Skirling,
Mobs, ilurncss Leather,
Wheel*}, StlrruuH, Bits, &
Also, all other articles appertaining to the business.
scp7—Cm —
PALMETTO HAIE RENEWEE
W UICU Lib boon fully tested and universally approved
to be tho one genuine, reliable, and never-falling
Preparation for Improving, Beautifying, and Restonug
tho Ilulr, should bo found in every Southern home, and
on the toilet table of evorjr Lady. By its use, hareh and
wiry hair iu changed into
Smooth, Glossy, Silken Tresses.
Every ono who has used tho RENKtVEH, speaks of It*
moritH in the highest terms.
&rAsk your Druggist for tho PALMETTO HAIR
REN EWER, nnd take no other.
For sale by nil Druggists.
11 AURAL, RISLEY A TOMPKINS,
Wholesale Druggists, Bole Agents,
decl—8m 141 Chambers 81., New York.
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
le alike as a Correct
USE
EDWARD WILDER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.
tar-As it is being dally used and proscribed by all
phyelciann, as tho formula will be handed any regular
graduate
EDWARD WILDER,
SOIJ? PROPRIETOR,
1 ^auMs-fIcBS t,“ * *
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
•FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
RED WINE Sc FOX,
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets,
ATLANTA, a A .
ERWIN & HARDEE,
COTTON FACTOH>
i N I) fi B N B IU
Com mission & Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
LHvsrnl Advance* made on Oonelgnnieiit ,
T. r. OAUIUUT, A. T. HAMILTON, WM. II. wniTFORD
J. U. VAN WAOKNMN.
CARHART, WHITFORD & CO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Fine Medium, and. Coarse
CLOTHING,
AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING,
US, 57, 60 aud. 61 Mudaon Street,
(Near Dunuu, cor. Worth St.,) DJ~XSW YO14741.
tay-Office of Payan A Corbart in liquiuation.
oocSff—din [l.n.)
ALEX. WHILLD1N & SONS,
Commission iVIercliants,
PHILADELPHIA, PE NX.,
Wool, Cottou, ami Cotton Yarns.
Advances Made Without Charge. Interest at 6 per
cent, per Annum.
Refers to Branch, Sons <fc Co., Augusta, Ga.
Janl2—3m
O. w. COFFIN. K. I. WILSON.
COFFIN Sd WILSON,
Wholesale Grocers & Commiss’u Merchants,
Coffin Block, Gay Street, (near Baptist Church.)
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
AGENTS FOR TUB eALE OF
Yarns and Sheetings of tte Hookford Manuf’g Co.
will atteud strictly to tho eale of Corn, Hay, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, tfcc.
Particular attention paid to filling orders for all kind-
of Prodnce or Merchandise. feblO— lm
W. C. TILTON,
C03INri@SI0Df MEltCIIANT,
South Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
A GENT for OBORGK PAGE & CO., of Baltimore,
Md., Celobraied Patent Porutble Circular Saw Mills,
Steam Eukine* and Boilers, Horee Power*, Grist Mills,
Timber Wheels, Ac Duplicates fnrulshed at short no
rice Circulars and Gang haws at manufacturers’ prieea
„ Agricultural Implements of every description, Fage’a
Celebrated (4a. T den 1 lough. *
A splendid assortment of Sa*he«, Door*, Uliud*. Ac
ntekory. Ash, sud Oak ltims, Pole* and Shafts for W-
(ties Carrlsjtes, and Wagons; all kinds of Carriage Mu-
ter al. W hlte Pine, Spruce, Oak, Walnut, Mahogany,
aud Cedar Lumber uf every description. declf-3m
ARTIFICIAL
LEGS AND ARMS.
sniiPiio’s patent.
*510 Broadway, New Yorlc.
(ESTABLISHED 27 YEA.RS IN THK U. S.)
k LL who have had tho misfortune to lose a limb oliotiid
IV not fall to procure ono of the above celebrated sub
stitutes, which have been thoroughly tested for over *27
years, uud stand unrivaled for all that is desirable iu an
Artificial Limb, uud patients may rely upon obtaining Uie
best substitue the world affords.
Solid for a Pamphlet, to WM. 8KLP1IO tfc SON,
fohlft—ly Ij.h.acq.I 516 Broadway. N. Y.
Fop sale In Savannah, Now York, or Liverpool. 8fcn-
pora allowed privilege of sale in Savannah or Now York,
one commission being charged.
BAGGING AND ROPE
Always on hand, nnd supplied to corrcspondo
wholesale rates.
Correspondent* Jn Now York, Messrs. D. D-
WIN *t CO.
Corroupondonts in Liverpool, Miners. B. F. BA J
A CO.
Having been appointed Agonl for tho Above well snow
and long established Hom-e, am prujairca! to ninke liner
advances on Cotton and other produce consign?
them at Savannah, Now York, or LlverpooL
Office at McKeon A Godfrey’s, 2d floorFmnklin
lugs, Alabama street, Atlanta, Ga.
novlO—4tn JA8. E. GOD.FR
Oil, to which It Is rrally suDcrlor T( P « c,! " c "! K
tho chest, SCTofnls Ivmphsflc dliorders
l*r stony and lo»« of appetite ■ it iAS ’
on, by purifying the bW. sid
tuwcrfnl denuntlve known. It nn’eAI,
ch or bowels like tho Iodide of Jw ' 511
iou.qo of Iron, and is administered with
racy to voung children enbjoct to humor.
of the glands. Dr.Casnsvo of6t I. ,n
recommend* It perticularly ?n 'T UI 'N
Jointly with the Pills which bear hli nTrr", d u ” “>
Dr. Lera*’ Mioaplinte ori roqi
i beat of all ehslybeates,adopted brt6.*v.i ,
leal world1 for the coroof chloroel*. InroirKi'”" 1
blood, difficult menstruations, terrible
Females are subject. This excellent mrtkS. ,
the appeftte. Imparts strength totheiys^Md!!? 8
daily suitable to protect persons ofdthfT.*i*«™ I??
effects of hot and nnheajthy climate^ tomK 34 *
bear fatigue, and restore to (he S3, wtaSSS? "
" -ey hsvo lost by favors or the abhse ofqS’J!
NO MORE INDIGESTION OR liYHPEPbU t
Orlmault’a Dl e estlre Ellilr er pepsls*
Popalne Is the gastric Juice Itself, or ratherthsisi™
principal pnriltcj, which' dtoests f™d 5 the
When from various causes, iho snpply of dlvt.fi«3w
Is too small, the inevitable consequences are bad iula,
tion, gaetriUs. inflammation of the mucous cost, of at
an ? bow * l “’ heartburn, anamia, loss of metrt
and in fema pb general dorangemoct lie H|j| t „r ftj
sine euros all such disease*, and • vomitm. 2
ring pregnancy
Better than Copaiba—Internal and Locsl-KssCi
rativo Agent.
GHIMAULT'8 MATICO.
This now remeny is prepared from tbo tea vet c • •
shryb MATICO and cures pitot t
and fnmlllbly without nny loarof inflammaloty iui.ll
The great majority of physicians In Paris, Rosrta, (,
many and Now York tow use no other rcnedi. f i
directions accompany c»ch brrtlcar.d nnck.'t.o*
planatory treatise w .1 tv por 1 • oai ;Tec ler • d
GENERA. BErOT IN I'ARIr;.
GR1MA f. jj I CO.,
47 Roe R'crc. -
In N. York, J. M.BKOKKH, USCrnudS
And y every good Chomisr,
BUIUN DU BUISON’S
Digestive Lozengers an{tp 0W( jer
hospitals and the principal
shown the great cftlracy of Loaeuacil Md uIT
with an alkaline base, a new discovery Wv
dtl Bulson. Chemist and member of tne/inwen« Acifle
my of Modicine, 1'aris, to cure ina sure aim n '*“
ner, Indigestion, Nausea, ns well as diseases 01 the ivio
neys, Livwr, Cramps in the Slornacit, Ii illiirn nation ol
tho BowCiS, Ac. Tho spleen arising from indigestion««»
appears us if by enchantment tinder the influence of tMi
t.ruc.ous mcdlclco, i.ea tho sick pereou recover? hetift
1 To resume ^t&^i artilcs and Powder arc presents!n
der tho most tavorablo scientific and medical »u#p«t
agreeable to the tnsto, aud may be taken without iucta
von once by children ns well as adults.
Gt octal Depot lu 1 nr n nt CRLMAULT it CO 'S,
48 Rue liicfieffeq.
Goneral Depot in At.oc 4 ^ /ENKIN8 A Co’s.
General Depot in New i ork, nt J. M. BECKKK’8,
IVIO—tf Grand sued.
WOOD & MANN
Steam Engine Company’s
CELEBRATED
L. D. O. WOOD. .IAMK8 II. LOW. J. II. LUDVIQSKN.
WOOD, LOW & LUDWIGSEK',
(liNirmorly Wood & Low—Established 1S16,)
COTTON FACTORS
—AND—
General Commission Merchants,
190 Common Street,
N«w Orleanx, I.ouI«lnua.
aurnoiuzED iikfkiu;nces in Atlanta.
A. Austell. President Atlanta National Bauk ; Mr. A.
K. Beiigo, Messrs. Zimmerman *fc Vorderey, Messrs. P.
A G. T. ^)odd, Messrs. Chapman A Rucker, Measrs.
McDaniel A Strong.
r^TPersonal attention given to tho sale of Cotton and
purchase of all descriptions of Produce. jantfi—ly
W. AI.LEN niCIIAHDSON.
VM. nil'll A KDSON.
M AUUIAUK GUIDE.—YOUNG’S ORKLA T
rll YSIOLOGICAL WORK ; or, every one his own
Doctor.—Being a Private Instructor for Married Persona
or those about to marry, both Male and Female. I11 every
thing concerning the physiology and relation* of onr Sex
ual System, and tho Production or Prevention of Off
spring, including all tho ue\i discoveries never before
given In the English language. Y,y Wm. YOUNG. M. D.—
This Is really a valuable ana Interesting work. It is
written In plain laugu go for the general reader, ami is
Illustrated with upwardnof one hundred ougravingi
yonug married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the leant impediment to married life, should
read this book. It discloses secrets that every one should
he acquainted with. Still it is a book that must belockjd
up, and no* lie about the house. It will be sent to auy
one on tho receipt, of Fifty Cents. Address Dr. Wm.
YOUNG, No. 41t> Spruce street, above Fourth. PhUadol-
JOS. L. KING.
ANDREW L. KINO.
OLIVER & W0DDAIL,
Warehouse and Commission Merchants,
CORNER ALABAMA AND FOK81TH STREETS,
5®"C«U9iffnroeufs respectfully aolicited. Quick sale*
and prompt return* ituarantved. fvl.SJ—ani
LO.ST,
1 A L , The fluder will bo rewarded
uTua^ForaytaltJlo?. 1 BJ W *' eh0 “**’ ,uu “ llie
fablj—4 ALEX. M, WALLACE.
JOS. L. KING- & SON,
fiENKRAL COMMISSION AND
Purchasing _A.gents,
Warehoueo, Wlnihip Block, Poach Tree St.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
I NVItk Consignment* of Groceries, Produce, aud
Manufactured Articles, and solicit orders for the pur-
caaae or Cotton and other Products of the South.
W e have in store and to arrive, large consignments ol
East Tennessee White Corn,
East Tennessee White Com Meal,
Plour, Potatoes, nay,
Oats, White Beans, Ac.,
To be sold quick and cheap. detitt—ffm
W. A. RICHARDSON & SON,
(LATE UICUAIIDSON, CHAT A III* A OO.,)
Solo Manufacturers of the GrceiUeaf Rope aud Bugging,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
PH0VI810N8, GRAIN, <>.,
30 Fourth St., Louisville, Ky.
$S5f“We fill orders for Plantation Supplies, make Cash
Advances, and solicit Consignments of every Product
mid Manufacture. janlU-Hin
LEE
From 4 to 35 llorao-Power.
POKTARLK AND STATIONAKY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
W E have the oldest. •aig«. t uca u. • t ro^j ■ fat
In the United Staten, uevcfsd err.tuslvi toM
manufacture of Portable hr. rire- - v ^ M.' • ‘ tcv,
for slinpl’city. compactc*’*-? *v<»r - ■ ' ;•
are conceded by expert-, t . : vrt: to ;«r.y tv* rot-
fere' ’.o the pnrpc.
The great amoun.. o. 00..et r.fl cy
linder area, which wo give to the rated norsc jiower,
mako our Euglnes the most powerful and chtapwt 10
nse ; and they are adapted to even- purpose where power
le required.
Ail sizee constantly on hand, or furnished at fhort no
tice.
Descriptive circulars with price list, sent on applic*
tion.
WOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE C0. ;
Utica, n Y. 1 Y. City
jetf
THE TOMLINSON, DEMARE8T CO.
620 Broadway, New York,
Have associated with them
Mr. W. W. WOODRUFF,
Formerly an Extensive Dealer in
CAKKIAGF.S and
&. WALKER,
HVC nsic Dealers
NOTICE TO SU1PPEBS.I
Orno* Gioboia R*ilbo*d,
Atlauta, Ga., January 10th, lSffl.
C LAIM8 for Over Char..’e, Loas, or i/anuuo of'claddtd
character, will be paiu without delay, upon proper
uvtdence of *uch losa or damaeo being eubmltfed to the
Agent of tho Georgia Railroad at Atlauu. whether ot
currlugon this Homl or East of u*; aud claim* of*
poaMblo <dur * cler w111 be with A* little delay a*
For information, Inquire of Agent at Atlanta.
MJ-fct C«’lBup'?GmRSk«4.
AND I'Uie.ISlltlW 0>’
SHEET fflEHICl Jill MUSIC BOOKS,
No. 77 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
1% niuaiOAL Alkanao for 16C7 seat free on appllca-
tl0 »- icbih-ei
TEXAS LAN» AGENCY.
W. L. ALEXANDER,
QUI Til A N, - - • ; TEXAS,
Attorney at Law &, Real Estate Agent
F OR the purchase and Rale of Improved and Unim
proved Real Haute, Perfecting Titles, Payment of
Taxes and Furnlehiug such Information** may be ob-
tained from Public Records or other source*.
My fees are moderate, aud in proportion to the work
required of me.
KOTWNCOCS.-Hon. L. J. Oartrell, Atlanta, Ga.; non.
Jallan Hartridge, Savannah, Ga.; Hon. G. N. Lester, Ma-
rietu, O*,- Hon. F. B. Sexton, San Augastine. Texas;
*»<***- Ja*. fl. Btarr, Nacogdochai, Texas. feb20—Sm*
JAMS* M. BROOKS. HUGH MACDONALD. LOCUS H. LSOAT.
WILBUR F. JOHNSON,
Of Georgia, with
BROOKS, MACDONALD & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND
Comiultfsioti jj I c i* c It ti n 4 n ,
50 r Caruudolet St., ,W*w Orlaaaa.
W^ftempt attention given U> all Ordere. Alao, tlb-
5,1 °° cou! A am> ^1# p/Gytton aod other
%
At Carlttln and Atlanta, Georgia,
F OR the purpose of snpplyiug Merchants and Planters
at the South, by wholesale or retail, with auy etj:«
of Carriages, Buggies or Plantation Wagons.
Mr. Woodruff’s long experience iu the carriage baslnetl
will enable us to give satisfaction. In supplying good sop-
stantial work, such as the country demands, at a# 1°.^
E rices as cau possibly be furnished for cash. We wiil
eep constantly on baud
LIGHT CONCORD BUGGIES,
the same as formerly eold by Mr. Woodruff, aud which
became so universally popular all through the South, M
the best Buggy lu nse.
Address all orders to
TOMLIN SON, D KM A REST CO, .
aprlT—ly 020 Broadway. New York,
TWINES O NL V .
(laTABLiaUID 1845.)
Jaiuea P. Travera, 40 Ueektunu St.,N.V.
T WINES for Oratn, Coffee, Salt, aud Guano Sacfcil
Cottou Bale*, Ham Bag*: Wrapping. "'3%
New*, Book, and Band Paper; Paper hanging*, reme
and Ullling Net*. Fly Net*. Spindle Banding and Lg?
Cord; Tobacco. Wool, and Hop Twine; Mattra**, Tun
ting. Hitching, Broom, Btndiug.HewlDg. ball, Carpet, •»“
Cord; Tofiacco. Wool, and llo
ig, Br
all other Twine*.
Twines for Hardware, Dry Good*, Grocer*. Drnu g“;J
8hlp Chandler*. Book Hinder*, Paper aud Broom A*»* er 7,'
Stationeie, Upholatereie, Fi»hermeu, Weaver*, and »“
other Trade*. , n „.
Cotton, Chalk, and Plow Line*, Trot, Staging, and liui
Line*.
Sample* can be aeon, and order* left with ,
U. C. BARROW A CO-i
feblff—lawlw Alltnta. 6* ,
DAVID MAYER, formerly of Atlanta, OeorgU, with
MAYER Jic SON.
No. SB Warren Street, N*w York,
IMPORTXRS OF
Brandies, Wines, Gins, Cigars,
Dealer* Is Bye, Bourbon, and Mononphela Wklalo**’
fhbJO—its