The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, April 21, 1867, Image 3

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily intelligencer., April 21, 1867, Image 3

About The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1867)

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (4.1 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 4

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page TextATLAS’!A, GEOaSlA, Sunday Morning, April a |, 1887. CHURCH DIRECTOR T TO-DAT. A New liijer lie or Saloon. As Lieutenant towns, ot our city police, was making a tour of observation on yesterday not very far from the city cemetery, he discov ered a novel lager beer establishment recently put in operation—novel on account ot the shelter—a huge tree—which protected the con cm*, and into which was safely and conveniently lodged the barrel containing the refreshing bov erngo. Before the tree lay the proprietor 'of tho Flair B»msi CuujtOH.-Rey. U. 0. Uontunr, Pastor rreaching at 111* A. M„ and it 7* P. M. Bandar School it 9 A. M. Skxuid IUptist Carmen-—Rev. W«. T. Bhaxtly, i ~mo ira my mo proprietor ot tho ftalor. teaching it .Oh- A. M„ indat 7* P. M Sunday saloon, who, It seems, had been overcome,' either ST. Pnair'a (Rfmootal) Chc*ch.-Rov. euas. w ^ Morpheus,,or the copious draughts .of lager Tuuhas, Rector. Preaching at toh A. M., and at 4 i> m 16 md .uiblbed, Tho vigilant Lieutenant ro- Snnday Schoolat 9 A. M. tired to Bignal an assistant nt a distance, who WMtar isaarau-R-jr. W. p. Habwsoh, Paator. Promptly responded, and, aflor receiving Instruc aiTa m*' m ' *” d 7K P ' M ' 8unda * Sch00 ' tlou8 . U1 »de for the new establishment and called TauttTT Carmen.—Rev. w. M. CnintLav p»*tor ** )r lds '*' lds wa3 P r0In P t, y furnished, and ■'reaching at 10h A. 11., and at 7JK P. M. Sunday School I upon in( iuiring also for whisky, was informed at 9 A. M. that he could not bo supplied with that now, as p..«r o ^Sd?^X^'J , ISIt ,,, ^'“* K ; th ? sal00n w “ j,,6t opeDe<1, l,ut t0 01,11 asflin iQ 10*. A. m, ’ tr ^‘- 8erylce •* a tla y or two and he could have it. Little did CairnuL P*e*bttebian Cannon.-r«v. r. k. Pon- lhe 0ntcr P risin 8 proprietor of the Tree Saloon Tin, Paator. Preaching at 10« A. M., and at tx P. M. dream that be had fallen into the hands of the ’ “ F n t ‘ r r A ' “• cit y Pobce, and that, like Othello, his occupation Paator. Preaching auoxn m“m VT S ° no ’ Pro P rlelor . beei ’. «nd barrel, were all Bcfcool at 9 A. M. 1 * ' * unday | taken before the Mayor, who imposed a fine of The * 20 upon 1116 firsl (or a vlolatioa of the law in 1 Renter. such ca8efj mado and provided] w)] , c | 1 we Bllp '"iNTisa establish mint. I pose will break up a profitable business. I MINT. With oar now power preaaea, and almost endless aa- ^lortment ot type, both plain and ornamcuui, and with Kimul prlntcra and presemen, wo aro prepared to ail all At the Old Stand. ..... ,'i.tuun ouu pressmen, wo aro prepared to dll all I Mcm bers of the firm of William M. Wil- ordera In the lino of Printing, in aa superior style and hams & Bro. are so favorably known that it is in thas^em* b n^ rm ’ " th ? “ m * “ a >» done anywhere only necessary to direct attention to their adver ts *rr- Th ^ are . a ‘ ilieoids - d = chanlca, anctloneera, banks, railroads, exprcee compa- T1,eator > now Phoenix Building, where they are .w Ce com P» nta '..»ot«l«, reatanranta, boarding doiu g a regular commission business, and deal- con.tablf 01 “ h * r “ ri '’ iDB in Gr8in ’ BaCon ’ Lard - FIour and Western and for all other persons, corporation's,^nd^lnatltmionfl' Pr ° dUC0 8 cnera Uy. Their Stock ot tllCBe arti- We print Business Carde, Tlaltlng Cards, “At Homo” ° 08 now on hand,and daily receiving, is large, Carda, Wedding Cards, Rail Cards, Show Cards, Admta- and afford3 unusual Inducements to purchasers iHSsKSSkSs. ~ 1 , or Faro, Concert Bills, Programmes, Theater Billa, Show Ce ' Ve< thClr large an<1 °° m P lete Stock of Spring • Bllta ’ Po,ler » all sizes, Paaaenger Ticket#, Dray Bills and ® llnlmer Goods. Of course everybody and ’?5 keU ’ Brc *d Tickets, Milk Tick- | his wife will go there to procure their supplies MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. iorriciAi. rdocramwoa or eovvcu,.J ColINCII. CoAwnxis Fuioay Kvsnimo, April 19 eta, Election Ticket#, Manufacturer's Labels, 4c. t AU work executed In the moat artlatlc manner, and at I the very lowest pricea. Colored printing of all klnda | done in anporlor atylea, at moderate prices, and on short I notice. BooK-BiNDXRT.-ln thle branch of bnelueaa we claim to do work aa woll as It can be done In New York Spe cimen# of onr work may be seen everywhere, both in See advertisement. BUSINESS NOTICES. ‘ Throw physic to the dogs, I'U none of it To make assurance doubly sure. I'll take" Plantation Bitters, They never fall. Binding and Printing, and we taty tMely aunt thAt'ent I i™™* f tomschlc Healer, ao long and favorably lalhctlon has been given in ovory instance ' 1? , t ,°, ,he Amcricau P nb He, la Juat what the people I need. It is a remedy they can rely on. For Dyapepaia Heartburn, Headache, Dizziness, Ague, Liver Com plaints, Paiea In the Side and back, &c„ It has no equal Peraonal. , Governor Jenkins, who reached here from E aiDa ln 1110 Sld0 “ n ' 1 back ' * c - 11 hasno e( i““' Washington, a day or two ago left vpq(prf , “ N °‘ h8 ' cfl6t amol, « lt9 vlrtue8 •“' ta extreme pleasant morning for Milledgeville. ’ K y I “°, a immfiia, ‘ bene0dal ^ ^ « ye dyapeptlca, and be cured I Superior Court or Fulton County. 1 he Superior Court of Pulton adjourned ou I yesterday evening, to meet again on to-morrow ’ week, the 29th. We Regret it.—By some strange oversight, ur reporters neD’lp.ptpn tn muniinn »i... I HOTEL ARRIVALS. NATIONAL HOTEL. t CORKY, . PROPRIBTORB II. D. Harris, Clerk. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1807. A Allen, Ky_. F A Herry, USA Capt Byrne, U S A. E F Jonea, N Y. WB Huaton, St. Louta. B L Barnwell, Naabvlllc. J L Smith, Mobile. T C Weatherly, 8 C. ^e“^Sf den ' 8 ' WehoAey ||^&,a, From the New Bra of yesterday we flip the I Moor'e^y^"' 0 "' foregoing, %hich reminds us of a similar omis- Jf jss j Hanwli Marietta, sion on the part of this paper of its reporter, ou s Tate, M , emphla M * rIeMa ’ the occasion of the banquet given to the “South- Mr9 0lT "" hy * cbild ' Ga - empress Association" by the merchants and | planters’ hotel. a v» vt miuieriy, a 8 E Campbell. USA. W Matthows, St Louia. W B Berry, Newiian. Mra Wheeler & niece, Mlaa ^rd. 88d Infantry. D J Sheffield & Lady, Ga. Q W Troutman, Macon. , . ' —.vu«u W »uu « L,i v HOTEL. business men ot this city. We trust, like our WM o'hallouan ~ neighbor of the Era, the omission will bo par- ' llioard torsonei cierk. r "° m doned. , Wohad intended also to report the remarks U De c,c. n T™™' £L.,le made by Dr. Bard, of the Era, when the toast, SaiStSTfisfea^Vii# - Klckets^Concord complimentary to “ Woman,” before reported in ^ 11 Levett, Savannah. 1 these columns, was rend. Engagements, timoj J K Spcnce,°arco n8 bor 0 . eiSXF^f and space, have all conspired to prevent this A m il ,’, x # Gr,n * e ' 11 Foater, Mncon. until now. The reader will find them below, and J.««5PSi they will doubtless impress him, or her, with the FMA°ne 8 n r L Auburn ‘ fact that our friend, the Doctor, not only appre- I T11 Heard, Marlon B J Flab, On. IID Holt, Mlaa. . ' —.wjuv. uuij appic- ciates Heaven’s last, best gift to man,” but is graceful and eloquent in bis compliments to her. Dr. Bard said: "And woman smiled. That first free-will offering to man is still his portion. ’Tis woman’s province to smile. In joy ’tis irrepresslve; in sadness 'tis not with- holden; and, when through tears of agony ’tis given, whOBhall tell its lasting power? How olt lias it been a beacon light to the darkened, sad dened soul of man, set adrift upon life’s ocean without port in view ? In all ages, and in all countries, woman lias MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR MARCH. SUNDAY, APRIL «l. Son Rites B.10~Sun Seta | Moon Rlsea and Seta 9.83. phases or the moon. Now Moon—4d. Mi. 20m- evenlne First Quartcr-Jld. loh. 26m. mSrnlng. Full Moon—18(1. Oil. 22m. evening Last Quarter—20d. 9h. 17m. evening. Commercial Intelligence. Atlanta Market. __ _ Sundav, April 21.—Corn continues acarco, and sella held high carnival over tho hearts of men, and I £S2 at<ll ! otatlbna ' No materlal •, • ... , ’I cnauge in Bacon. Tho supply ol good cradcw of Flour is ever doing sometliing to add to that long list very scarce and ln demand at quotations, ol “ Immortelles.” The “Motherof theQrachii," WHOLESALE FRICKS. by an exhibition oi maternal pride, as simple as 0owr -—WMt* Corn $ l tw @ l os beautiful, placed her name thereon. Tho “Spat- 11)0 ® 1 116 tau Mothers” for their heroic, patriotic devotion Plain Hams.. 6 ”''.”' Jq 2 have received universal commendation. France Sugar-Cured Hama ^ jq had her Josephine, whose memory can never die. Clear Ribbed Sldos @ ib England her Florence Nightingale, whoso name „ < : lear 91 i 0 ’ : © ©* wUlhe lovingly wafted down tho remotest shores j Llv^ool^Balt..34' if time. And what shall wesay of ourown bright-eyed, warm-hearted, high-souled American women? Ah! like tho pure ore, time has burnished the ariginnlgem. The dark ordeal of trial through " Well we have so receutly passed, lias shown us iherc are “ Spartan Mothers,” still, and in our listers and daughters wc-re found “Florence Nightingales ” all over the land. Their hope in iversity, courage in danger, fortitudo in trial, ind total immolation of self have mado them mmortal, and in poesy and song they will live ilien great nature has grown weary witli fa- igue, and tho old sun become dim with age. Itlacle Lnutern Exhibition. There will be a Magic Lantern Exhibition ou donday evening, in the Lecture Boom of the lecond Baptist Church, the proceeds of which ,re to be appropriated to clothing and educating he two hundred poor children who attend the lahbalh school of that church. The school now umbers nearly four hundred. Of these nearly inc-halt aro cither orphans, or the children of ery poor parents. The exhibition will be a beautiful affair. The antern to be used is an oxy-calcium stereoscop icon, capable of giving a brilliant picture of fif- een feet in diameter. About filly-three pictures will be used, of which thirty arc exquisitely tainted scenes illustrating the Old and New "estamenta. We hope all the Sabbath school teachers aud arger children will be present. Admission only wenty-flve cents. No. 1 Granite Block, Broad Street. We should have called attention to the adver- rnement of J. R. Bostwlck, wholesale grocer nd commission merchant, Granite Block, Broad treet', Atlanta, which appeared in our columns few days ago. The house is in receipt of an nusuaily large stock, and possesses extraordi nary facilities for accommodating the trade. We notice that Messrs. 1’. P. Fleming and B. F. Moore, Doth well-known business men oi Atlanta, are sonnected v/ith the house, and we take pleasure n commending ft to the attention of the public. At. Louie House. The card of Hubbell, Huston & Co., Provision Dealers and Commission Merchants, Bl. Louis, ippears in our advertising columns this mrrniug foe of the members* of the firm, Mr. Huston, irmerly resided in Atlanta, and our citizens Fill no doubt find it to their advantage to send heir orders to the house, No. 78 Commercial itreet. Removal. By reference to our special column it will be seen hat Mr. J. H. Purtell has removed his tailoring stabllakment next dobr to Jack’s confectionery, Vhitehall street. His spring stocks of cloths, ■simerea and vestings are full Southisrh Express.—We duplicate our ac- lowledgements to the Southern Express for ite papers 16M@ Lard.—In Bartels In Kegs and Cana Flour.—Fancy, White Wheat @18 00 Extra Family and Family 10 00 @17 00 Bxtra M 00 @16 00 - Superfine ; 13 00 @13 so Small Grain.—Rye, per bnahel .... @175 °“ tB 85 @ r 00 Whent 3 00 @ 3 26 Hay, per cwt 3 bo © 2 76 Financial. Exchange on New York,—Buying at par; soiling at X premium. Gold.—Buying at 36 cents; selling at 88 cents. Silver.—Buying at 28 cents; selling at 33 cents. Gold Bullion— Buying at *1.26 per pennyweight. Gold Oust.—Buying at *1.15©*1.20 per pennyweight. GEORGIA. Georgia R. K. & u.ctrw Central R. It. Bank.?—'"hi &W,„°u ra “::::: gSMSSfiK!? S Bank of Empire State.. Augusta Ins. A B. Co... City Bank of Augusta.. Manufac’rs B’k ofMacon Northwestern Bank Merchants’ & Planters’. „ Planters’ Bank 10 Bank of Columbus... . 7 Bank of Augusta Union Bank of Augusta Augusta Savings Bank. Timber Cutters’ Bank Bank of Savannah... Bank of the State... Bank of Commerce .... u Mechanics’ Bank 2 t , ALABAMA. Bank of Mobile 05; Bank of Montgomery.. Krtnf«m Ranlr nf Ala J-liPnniul D....I. • •••••••. uaun ui inmiigomery... ou Eastern Bank of Ala.... 42 Central Bank 5 Bank of Selma 20jNorthem Bank. Commercial Bauk lu|Southern Bank. „ SOUTH CAROLINA. Union Bank 65; People’s Bank Bank of Chester.... ~ “■* Bank of the State (old). Bank of Charleston Exchange Buna Merchants’ (Chertw)... 66: People’s Bank 45 la'Bank of Newberry 40 •f r. t « 1 1 ... Bank of Georgetown... 14 Planters’ Bant 10 Planters’ A Mechaulca’. 17 „ NORTH CAROLINA. Bank of Cape Fear 201 All other N.O. from 80 to Bank of Wilmington... 15| 86 per ceut. discount, Bank of Hambur. Southwestern K.ft.Bank 26 Fanners’ A Exchange Bank of Camden Bank of 8. C 7 State Bank . Commercial Bank... Bank of Wilmington... 15 Bank of the State 40| But little doing In Tennessee and Virginia Bank Bills. BELL-J0HNS0N HALL.' The Friends and Admirers of the Distinguished Com- medienne, Mrs. JESSIE CRISP ARMANT, Propose (on taking her departure from her homo) paying her a tribute of regard aud admiration ln a 1 * Grand Complimentary Farewell Benefit, To take place ou MONDAY EVENING, APRIL !12d, When a carefully selected and Elegant Entertainment will be preaentod. apr20—2t GREAT HALE STAPLE AND FAKCT DRV GOODS, At JOHN RYAN'S, Whitehall Street,, ..... Atlanta, Georgia. J OHN HYAN being about to erect a new store house on the site of the one he now occupies, will eell the V auc V* luo wuo tio uuw occupies, WIU 861.1 the present extensive stock, regardless of cost. The entire for cash 40(1 nCW ’ ^ b€eD rectftl *T purchased Aa it is expected to have the work commenced earlv in EAT BAP° * 1va u '" ¥ "■ ^ 3 ** saiivuuu wiiitu iuc «U1» CUUlDieOCC May, GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN ap/90—fit WM. L. HEN8LEB, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Order* may be left with Bl. Braumuiior, Whitehall treet. esp9-ty Couuoll met—Hou. J. E. Williams, Mayor, pvcaldlug. Present—Cmmciimeu Peters, Castleberry, Kaw- son, Andorson, Terry, Giillatt, Cox, and Hayden. The minulea of last meeting were road and confirmed. Petitions of White & Whitlock, George John son, ami William O. Dwyer, for extension of tbeir retail liconse, read and granted. Petition of IT. B. Wadsworth, in relation to alleged nuisance In Haynes’ wagon yard, read and referred to the members of Council from Fourth Ward. Petition from tho Hebrew Benevolent Congre gallon, in relation to their burial lot in cemetery, road and referred to the Committee on Cemetery. Petition of Colonel Sneed, asking leave to erect a wooden building on his lot, read und re ferred to Committee on Fire Department. Tho following communication was read aud received ; Atlanta, April 19, 18(17. Hon. Mayor and Council : Gents.—I hereby respectfully tender my re signation as Councilman for Fifth Ward. Bespectflilly, A. P. Bell. The Street Committee reported ou the peti tions of sundry citizens, asking to have opened either Cooper or Windsor streots, that at present both ore impracticable, but recommend the open ing and grading ot Richardson street to Prior street, which would give the petitioners a way to the center ot the city at present. Report adopted. The same committee also reported on lhe pe tition of citizens on Moore street, that the street lines had been defined as asked for. Adopted. The same committee also reported on the pe tition of S. It. McCamy and J. J. Thrasher, that the alleged damages asked for they recommend not to he paid, but recommend the removal ot the dirt placed on their lot by the street hands Report adopted. The Committee on Gas reported adversely to extending street lamps from McDonough street to the jail. Report adopted. Tlie Committeo on Relief was directed and empowered cither to sell, or cause to be moved to tlie Alms House, the Small Pox Hospital buildings. Petition of L. B. Phillips in relation to losr City check, reud and referred to tlie Finance Committee. Mr. Hawson, Chairman ot Special Committee to examine as to danger of fire resulting from a stationary engine used by G. W. Jack, on White hall Streot, reported tliat there was but little danger of fire occurring from the use af the en gine where it is, hut think tliat the Messrs. Jack ougfit to pay the extra insurance demanded on adjoining property in consequence oi the running ot tlie engine. Report laid on the table for tlie present. By Mr. Hayden— Resolved, That the Police Committee be au thorized to contract tor one half of the brick Warehouse in rear of old Masonic Hall, and have the same repaired to bo used by the city as a calaboose. Adopted. An nccount for $.10 was presented by Mrs. Langford, for services at Small Pox Hospital. Heierred tp Finance Committee. A communication from E. J. Hicks, 1st Engi ncer Deluge Fire Company No. 8, Nashville, in relation to Engine ol Atlanta Fire Company No. 4, was read. That company being an indepen dent joint stock coir.pnny—the city not beiug interested—the matter was turned over to said company. Tho following Ordinance was read and passed: An Ordinance to repeal an Ordinance entitled “An Ordinance to regulate tlie erecting and running of Stationary Steam Engines in the City of Atlanta,” passed February 15,1807, aud to provide a substitute therefor. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the city of Atlanta, That tho Ordi nance entitled “An Ordinance to regulate the erecting nud running of Stationary Steam Ed. giues in the City of Atlanta," passed February 15,1807, be and the same is hereby repealed. Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That from and after tlie passage of this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person to erect or run, or cause to bo erected or run, a stationary steam engine of any kind or description, within the fire limits of the city of Atlanta, without previously obtaining the permission of the Mayor and Council lor the erection and running of the same. Every viola tion oi this ordinance, on conviction before the Mayor or three members of Council, shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding one hundred dollars ior eacli nud every day that such engine is permitted to remain and run, or by imprison ment in tho calaboose, or common jail ol Fulton county, for any time not exceeding thirty dnya.in the discretion of the court. His Honor, the Mayor, announced the follow ing appointments on standing committees, to fill the vacancies occasioned by tlie resignation oi Mr Bell, viz: On Finance— Mr. Hawson. Ou Fire Department—Mr. Terry, Chairman. On Tax—Mr. Rawson. On Relief— Mr. Hayden. Ou Printing—Mr. Cox. The city subscribed for fifty copies of Barn well’s Directory for the use of tho city,&c. Tlie Street Committeo was directed to make arrangements for getting up a new map of the city. REPORT of finance committee. Hon. Mayor and Council: Tlie Finance Committee recommend the pay ment of the following accounts, viz : Street Pay Roll on account of streets.. f 181 05 W. H. Harvill, on account of Fire De partment 30 00 P. Fitzgibbon, on account of Public Buildings D. Green, on account oi Cisterns M. T. Castleberry, o,i account of Alma Ho » a « 140 40 M. T. Castleberry, ou account of Small Pox M. T. Castleberry, on account of City Poor W. F. Harris & Co., on account of m Streets...../..'. 2,045 23 J. I. Whitaker, on account of Printing. 250 75 Hugh Kennedy, on account of Ccme- ter y- • • 63 00 Haslett & Jones, on account of City Poor ,• 199 00 W. L. Anderson, on account ol City Poor 03 50 GEORGIA STATE 10TTEIT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS’ HOME I Great Supplementary Scheme for 18671 tickets, *10, *5, *8, *1, so ote., 35 CM. Purchsaere can aeclect their own Numbers and buy A 3 NUMBER TIOKET. Or 2 NUMBER TICKET Or I NUMBER TICKET Railroad Advortlsoments. WESTERN t ATIANTIC RAILROAD. And nt whatever price they think proper to pay lor their Nam burs. OF PBIZK8 Iu a 78 Ballot 12 Drawn Numbers 8 Number Tickets for *10, a prise of 3 Number T|ckcts lor *6, a prize of, .. ...nuuor Litmus ior *6, a prize or. Sf! J Number Tickets for-*2, a prize or ' Sen ■» Number Ticket, tor fl, a prl» of.!'/'T ?S? g® 8 Number Tickets for 60 cento, a prize of'' 1 62 an 3 Number Tickets for 26 cento! a prize of/ 3*05 nnlv n7°i! U M, bcr8 "t, 1 ™ their three Number Ticket?™ Se° fiSbSSt“ th ° a:ao "" t 78 BALLOTS—12 DRAWN NUMBERS Two Number Tickets.—If both numbers n™ h—„„ ,,K Kto»m 8 w reCe >ll e, ofi S< ! *° r 0ver 7 dollar Invested. ’ Single Number Tickets.—If the number is drawn th„ purchaser recelvee *8 for ovory dollar Invested? W ’ ’ EXPLANATION Of the Supplementary Scheme,and Mode of Drawings 111 this LTrCftt flchftrnft. which hoc liuonmn . 1*. Passenger Train. GOING NORTH. LEAVING ATLANTA. Atlantia. Advertisements* S ’®° D .A16Y(mokptSundays)GreatNobth- ^ttoore/FhuXpbls and New York. Arrive at Chattanoooa 5.26 M f.rninn af Muuhuiiin ■. x-n .* * IMmad^ W N i 'h tr S, ln, r 0f Na.hvillo°* cfenoo^'s S n.°o d r xr r ^ a fi vl i°A^.?‘?T lllc t. an 4 ‘he ‘Vest, and Awiiirouaior JNnBnvlilo, Louisville, and the Went ««, &wO?tofnrite!' * eharIeatoni< ' B. for Memphis, M. Daily (ixcxt-t Sundays) Dalton Ar- _ J3Etez& 5r^fesuLtt # “ ,< - 40 ’ carterav,l,o T,0 j2n^p5A.^S»l*T a S i G e s at a D |!.- more? PhUadelnhto*^ W ur # Washington, Baltll Toiftnn, i i i,” 1 and New Yoke, arrive at Cuat- 4 A. ”•> connecting w Rh tralne of Naehvllle 2nd Um We.? 5na\ ta i r0ad r ,, r Nasbvtllo, Loutovlllo? inn K.nr5S5^ an fr tral 1 8of ‘ho Memphis * Charles ton Railroad for Memphis, New Obleans, Ac COMING SOUTH. ARRIVE AT ATLANTA. Iu this lar thron. own nnni P c /'° Pjy for ‘heir tickets, and prizes are "paid‘accord- Anj porson can go to any vender of the Geo ‘Daily Great Soutueen Mail.—Lcavlns Chattanooga 4.30 P. M., connecting with trains n^i RaUnuAs ? 5*“‘i®“00ga and Memphis ft Charleston S»E an T a “ ’ —“‘ing With will give a ticket of the same—the vendor will enter thn eame numbers upon the Manager’s register—and mir- chasers will bo careful to see them entered upon thereg- SSS.aiSl'NfW are r csponslble Ior that only ‘‘cket haB the class numbered on it, and the draw ings are In public, ns follows: On tho drawing of the Bbers from 1 to 7R nrlnfn,l .... - , lottery numbers from i''to”78"priuted“on separato nieces °fP“L M ; r ’ “™ encircled with trass tubes, amt ono by one placed in a brass wheel. The wheel Is revolved and the ®“™hera well mixed. It Is then opened, and a boy, blind* f« ^ d i 4 r “we out one number, which Is opened and ex- htbltad to the audience. This operation Is repeated nntll the whole 12 numbers are drawn out, and these 12 num bers decide all tickets In that class. All numbers drawn In the Supplementary Schemo are equal—no dlfforenco ln what order they come from the wheel. c0 m SUPPLEMENTARY SCHEME. —lyers choose their 6wn numbers. The drawings are ‘jfcpboRc, and the prizes are paid Immediately nDon the “y, deduction, Sts for aSle a? WM?5,.n °^n’ Broad atreet - Also, at office, corner of WhitehalUnd Decatur streets. The first draw ng of tho W e ^ e v nta , rj : o}“» .takes place on Wednesday, ?ho 3d April, 1667, at 6 o clock, P. M., and continue from day to day. mar31—4t8u*W p . . _ r W. W. BOYD. Principal Manager, Atlanta, da. TIE LIFE BBBG STORE!! JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, In addition to onr largo stock of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, PAINT COLORS, 9,6 r°nv A HDaLTON Ac A.M., Klngsion —- » ,i»Avi6rf OUflUAIn Leave Dalton at 1.25 l 2 4 E 80 i Ca i ter 5y ,lle 6 ' 16 ' Marietta 8. * E * arler8V ‘ ,le 0 —* 1.16 P. M. Daily (Except (Sundays) Exuresa Pan- sengera—Leave ckattauooga at 4.60 X5. maUng H with trflina nf Vo n l,..lll. iZ /n a. ” -ujLAu.-uw vo v-iiauanooga at 4.50 A. M maklnc noom C0 ,,1 I a e0 xl 0n8 ?!“> ‘ratne of Naehvllle & Chatto* «?7^n'? p y a * Charlveton Rallroada, and Tennessee ft Getrgto’Sd Dg WUh traln ' °^“ at PULLMAN'S PATENT SLEEPING COACHES Jan27 On all Night Trains. JOHN B. PECK, Master Transportation. DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER LINE BETWEEN ATLANTA —AND— New York, Philadelphia, Washington, AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES. Western & Atlantic and Virginia & Tenn RAILWAYS. WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, *c. 3 40 0 00 23 59 08 75 T °tal $3,018 33 Respectfully, R. Peters, Chairman. Council then adjourned. B. t>. Lovk, Clerk. 10 barrels pure Non-Explosive Coal Oil, 3000 pounds best Copperas, 100 boxes French Window Glass—at reduced prices A largo lot of best Indigo and Madder, A large lot of Lorillard's genuine Maccaboy Snuff and Tobacco, at mannlbctnrer'a prices, An extenilvo variety of Fancy and Toilet Goods Perfumeries, and Flno Scented Soaps. THE FINEST ASSORTMENT 01 Hair Brushes and Dressing Combs -A- 1 1 R ti i 1 R o u t o Time Tablet* ou and alter Jan. 27,18G7. GOING NORTH. No 1. No. 2. Leave Atlanta Is 60 A M 7 no p m Leaw bSJS 1116 9.34 P.' Mi 9.34 A. M Lcavo Bristol 5.20 A. M. 16.20 P. M Leave Lynchburg 7.25 P. M. |7.26 A. M n„u 8 , H ! NOTON 7 80 A - M- LOO P. M Leave Baltimore II20A M 8IM1P M Arrive N h *lJv IPhla '. . 1.32 P.' M.‘ L19 A. M Arrive New York Ie.40 P. M.|e.00 A. M COMING SOUTH. Eever brought to thle markot, bought directly from im portere, and offered very low. 1 RED CLOVER, BLUE GRASS, ORCHARD GRASS, und TIMOTHY GRASS SEED And various other articles, that arc to be had A.T LIVING PBICJ38 ONLY I At tho “LIVE DRUG STORE.” We offer tor Bale, alao, l COMPLETE SODA FOUNT, At Iobb than half the cost of a similar one iu markot: and would call attention to onr Improved Prescription Department, Which is THE PLACE to get your PRESCRIPTIONS PUT UP NIGHT OR DAY,_ff| Correctly, and at reaeonable prices. ...., • , RED WINE A FOX, ap!4—tllapi96 )nler Whlteha “ “ Ud 8‘reeto, nut* oireoio, Atlanta, Ga DA1TIAGED CORN. 2000 BUSHELS DAMAGED CORN. For Bale by A. K. 8EAGO, ■ Commission Merchant, torner For *J fth and Mitchell streets, apr!7—Ot Atlanta, da STOCK MEAL. 1000 BUSHELS STOCK MftAL. For sale by A. K. 8EAQO, Commission Merchant, , n „, Corner Forsyth and Mitchell elreeto, a P rn -«t Atlanta, Oeorg! Lumber, Bricks, and Laths. 300,000 F ire“orebric C k. A “° rtedLumber ' 60,000 Laths. For sale by A. K. 8EAQO, Commission Merchant, Corner Forsythand Mitchell streets, aprll—fit . Atlanta, da. CITY PltOPEHTY. T HREE IMPROVED PLACES, and 30 Vacant Lota For sale on liberal terms, by arp!7—ttt A. K. 8EAQ0, Commission Merctianl, Corner Forsyth and Mitchell Streets, Atlanta, Ga. LABI) AND BACON. in non pounds lard, LUjUUU 10,000 pounds Bacon. For sale by A. K. SEAGO, Commission Merchant, Corner ForByth and Mltcholl Streeto, “P rl7 - ,u Allanto, da. FOB CASH. OfC BALES Factory Yarna, and 0 bales 7-8 Sheeting IU t* now iu store, which must be Bold for cash, by apr!7—Gt A. K. 8EAGO, Commissi, n Merchant, Corner Forsyth and Mitchell Streets, uc-u oiretnB, Atlanta, Ga. C. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer. Powell Property ! WILL sell on the premises, adjoining Col. John Col- Hai 1 road*Depo[ duuce ' ucar tbo Macon ft Western On Thuriday, 26th AprU, at 2 O’clock, P. M„ 17 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS Thla Is known as tho Powell Property. The property has pleasant surroundings, and Is couve- u '®o‘ 1° the business part and center of tho city The lota are beautifully located, divided by convenient streets and alleys, and have some large forest shade trees on them. See posters, and plat at my office. 1 krms : One-third cash; balance 3 and 6 months. - ALSO- On lhe day following, (Friday, the 26tb.) at 3 o'clock, . . M , I will sell a new two-story BRICK RESIDENCE rand's* r00ma ’ on WHltohall street, adjoining Mr. Du- -ALSO— At tho same time, THREE VACANT LOTS of the Doane Block, adjoining the above House, 28 by 100 feet _ G. W. ADAIR, Real Estate Broker, aprl8—id ° ffiC ° WblteblU 8tree ‘- near the Railroad. Q-. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer. DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. COX & HILL 1I1 , mu, run at aouable prices, to prompt paying enstomsrs; 10 barrel# Peaph and Apple Brandy, 60 X and X Casks C.gnac Brandy, 100 barrels Bourbon and Rye Whieky, 100 barrels Rectified Whisky, 60 barrels Robertson County Whisky, 60 barrels Gibson’s XX, XXX, XXXX, and Nectar Whieky, 26 barrels N. E. and Jamica Rum, 26 barrels Holland' Gin. CURRANTS. «pr6—lm 4 BARRELS CURRANTS, lilce and freeh. For sale rhpan hw cheap, by „ LANGSTON, ORA NR ft HAMMOCK, mario—OS Alabama Street. NOW IN STORE. BURLAP SACKS. Send la your or 10,000 d^r-to LANGSTON, CRANE ft HAMMOCK, fab*!—lif Alabama Street. I will sell on tbe premises, corner of Alabama and For syth Streets, On Tuesday, ana Instant, AT 10 O'CLOCK IN THE MOBNtNU, A VERY CHOICE LOT, Fronting 62 feet on Alabama atreet, and naming back rtOftbtalongForayth street to a wldeaUey in thebear. Thiaieabeaotlfnl site, near the center, and tho bus! naiLu U upu. fil wt (cuBHi grutcryana commiflfilon bUBi- ness, and can have two very large stores erected thereon. Term*: One-third cash; balance In sand6months. Sale poaltlve. Titles perfect. ’ • G. W. ADAIR, aprl7-td ,blt * hal1 Str ** t ’ lhe R»9foad Cfrontog. PUBE, NON-EXPLOSIVE OIL At Retail and Wholeaale, Jel6 At Fe COBBA 4c CO.»S. Lkavx New York .. Leave Philadelphia.. Leave Baltimore Leave Washington . Leave Lynchburg.. .. Leave Brietol Leave Knoxville Arrive Atlanta No. 1. aoo A. M. 11.46 A. M. 3.62 P. M. 6.80 P. M. 6.00 A. M. 0.22 P. M. 1.20 A.M. 1.16 P. M. No. 2. 7.00 P. M 11.00 P. M 3.40 A. M G.80 A. M 4.60 P. M 6.10 A. M 1.16 P. M 1.85 A. M Time botween Atlanta and New York, 67 Hours. Time between New York and Atlanta, 64 Hours. vJJti Tb ° fUlE-VT MAIL between Atlanta and New >» Wfrt'rt oxcluslvcly by this Lino. Tbo only routo C ~a*.“ ‘”1'«AviuDivoiy i>y iuib x.inc. i ne only routo between Atlanta and New York which has two Through Traina, daily, over tho entire Hue, running 12 houre apart. SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS Through Tickets, good until used, and Baggage Chookod Through. 1867 Spril 4 Slur 1867 DRY GOODS ! Cheaper than Ever I ONE PRICE ONLY! Atlanta Advertlsotncuts. Great JL t tractiorT! TALLEY, BROWN & CO* .WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, - - ..... OEOBUIA. rjlllis principle will be strictly adhered to, and ft must bo obvlona to tbe most inexperienced that 111s the only safe and correct ono for the purchaser, as all cannot know tho value of goods, and wonld bo liable to pay too high for gooda where there Is an asking and a taking price. 8PBINGEAND SUMMER aUICK SALES AND LIGHT PROFITS! M GOODS! W GOODS This motto, 1 find from past experience in trade, to bo as immutable as truth Itself, and wil. be falthtnlly carried out. Every customer shall have an Interest In my business from the tact that I will sell Tbeir FIRST INSTALLMENT of Spring and Summer Dress Goods have been received. GOODS SO CHEAP That all who may favor me with their patronage will save money. THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH BUYERS Is respectfully invited to an examination of this exten sive stock. IMPORTED GOODS At Less than they Cost to Import, in Gold! Special Inducements Offered to merchants NEW G 001)8 Will be Received Every Week ! CALL AND LOOK AT THEIR | Summer Silk Patterns, Challles, Organdie Muslins [ White and Black Iron Bareges, Mozambiques, Grenadines &c. They keep constantly on hand a large and varied stock of everything ln the WHITE GOODS LINE. And if a declino should at any time take place, customer! | will get tho full benefit of ft. tirorders from the Country solicited, and Samples sent when requested. marls—c JOHN M. GANNON, KING, HARDEE & CO., n Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Takes ploasurc In announcing to his friends and the public that his MAONIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Is now opon for Inspection, and having been purchased under tho most favorablo circum stances, will bo Bold FOR CASH, AT TnE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Space will not permit more than a glance at the differ ent Departments. IGranlto Block, Broad Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FLOORING. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Black and Fancy Silke, Plain and Printed Organdies, Plain and Embroidered Grenadines, Launs, Cambrics, and Chambray, Challies, Tamartine, Broch-Barege, Eng,i8h Barege ’ DeBe(i<! ' Printed Brilliants, Mozambique, Printed Jaconets, Printed Percalog, Pino Apple Cloth. 10,000 FEET KILN-DRIED, (dressed.) 0,000 feet kiln-dried POPLAR, 1x18, 10 feet long. 2.000 feet, 1x18, dressed. —ALSO— 60 barrels Finishing Plaster, 1.000 new Cora Sacks. Now ln Store and for sale by KING, HARDEE ft CO. house-keeping department. 10,11, and 12-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting, 8, 9, and 10-4 Blenched and Brown Table Damask, AGENTS FOR A SPLENDID LINE OF i. J O 81AII MACV’S SONS, N. Y To all Important Points. Jan 80 JAMES LAUDERDALE, General Passenger Agent. DOUBLE DAILY All-Rail Passenger Route BETWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS! HME TABLES have bceiUarranged, to take effect on and alter JANUARY 27, lStifl bv which close con- aawtionsi are made between Atlanta and Now Orleans and intermediate points via Grand Junction, Traim leave Atlanta at 8.60 A. M. and 7 P. M. Arrive at New Orleans at 8.40 A. M. and 7.80 P. M. (No Steamboats or Omnlbusses on this Ronte I BLKOANT UDKPINU COACHES On all Night Trains I RAOOAOE CHECKED THROUGH! Fare as Low as by Any Other Route ! Irish.Linens, Napkiuc, Towels, Scotch Diaper, Illicit Diaper, Russia Crash, Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. . Swiss, Jaconet, Nalusook, Mull, and Crhnped Muslins, Plaid and Striped Nainsook, Swiss aud Jaconet Muslins, Pin Cord Muslins, Bishop Lawn, White and Colored Tarlatons, . Brilliantes, Dotted and Figured Swiss. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF OILS. LARI), . BLEACHED WINTEH BPKRM, BLEACHED WINTER WHALE. ALSO, FOB PATERSON’S SUPERPHOSPHATE, Silk and Silk Lace Cloaks, Rolnndas and Points, Grenadine and Barege Shawls. One of the oldest Fertilizers manufactured. For sale by KING, HARDEE ft CO., Commission Merchants, , P r8 ~ c Granite Block, Broad Street. Tickets may be procured at the Genoral Ticket Office, Atlanta. • ‘ W. J. R08P, Jan27 Geu’l Sup’t M. ft C. R. R., Memphto. """I B. PECK, JOHN L.. M. T. W. ft A. R. B„ Atlanta. THROUGH RATES ON COTTON Via Western & Atlantic, anil Va. & Tenn. RAILROADS A FULL LINE OF Paria Silk Mitts, Alexandre's Kid Gloves Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves, ’ Black and White Silk Gloves, Silk, Linen, and Palm Leaf Fane, Flno French Corsotts, Ladies’ White English Hose, _ , (so me very superior,) Embroideries, Laces, Collars and Cnffs, Bordered and Hem-Stiched L. C. Handkerchiefs, Cambric, Cotton, and Silk Handkerchiefs, Beautiful Parasols, Silk and Cotton Sun Umbrellas B. S. CAMP. J. B. CAJIPBELL. B. q. CASSELS, NEW GROCERY STORE, ON PEA CH■ TREE STREET. ALL GOODS PURCHASED I Delivered Free of Charge R. 8. CAMP & CO. H AVE just received from New York, a full stock of new and fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, purchased ?Hi!*n»A& ll S&, 9? L?, nd examine, as they intend to sell'ciIRA^trn'n Call and examine, as tlrdy intend to I favoMhem wlftPthefr A uBtom > 88 ‘° J who Ladles are ospeclirii/l^iTed to call, and goods pnr- chaaetl will bo delivered at their homes free of charge. The Timnr Ptnrn w ihd. • ir,T^ e . P ro P r }e‘ or e wifi give tholr porsonal attention, as Famtlv 0,7,1*™ n rf, to i"”* 10 “ » dtot elaes, reliable Family Grocery. All gooda warranted a> represented fairiy dealt a wi a h' ,lrUd tbat chUdron an<1 eervants will be ,..4 rr ? ng , <! t? 0 r! 8 bave !> ? on made to have stock constant- ly replenished to meet tho demand. Notice the place, in Markham’s Building, near corner and ' Va ton s ‘ rcetB , opposite (Jox ft Hlll’a. T HE following rates on Cotton, per Bale, have been es- intirt • 0 P ed > ‘° take effect ou and after November 1, FROM ATLANTA, GA., In Original P’kVi I8 60 7 00 7 66 6 66 8 40 „ Comp’d Cotton, lo Boston $7 io To New York 6 80 To Philadelphia o 20 To Baltimore 6 42 Providence, R. 1 720 Through Bills of Lading will be given at points of ship ment, and rates guaranteed. • y No Insurance required between Atlanta and Norfolk. Cotton will be transferred only at Dalton, Knoxville and Norfolk. For further information, apply to J. W. ROBERTSON, ur * * a Yr 0oiI .Pj£ ra Fre ty ht Agent W . A A. and Va. A Tenn. Railway Line, Or to JOHN B. PECK, M. T., uov3 W. A A. Railroad. Atlanta, Ga. THROUGH RATES ON COTTON To Nashville, Louisville, and Cincinnati. Western ft Atlabtio Railboad. I Office Master of Transportation, Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 1,1 rriHK following Tariff has been agreed on by Hoada*ln tereated, to iake effect on and arti ~ ” - * ■ November l,18Cfl FROM ATLANTA, GA., To Nashville, Tenn *2 35 De, hale To Louisville, Ky 3 60m£K « To Cincinnati, O&lo !!! 4 36 p« tale Through Bills of Lading will b« issued to above points s above rates guaranteed. Having an ample outfit and the —.- 11a,,uu . u .mpie onrni. Roads are enabled to guarantee snre and quick transpor- tation. No insurance required. y „ JOHN B. PECK, nova Maater Transportation NOTICE. Western ft Atlantic Railboai>, I n. .TIASTIU IIAII.KOAD, ) Officz Master of 7'banbport a rroN, !■ Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 27,1866. ( N acco.ida-uee with Instructions from Hla Excellency ’ Jenkins, Governor, all Maimed Indi- 11 Soldiers en route for Macon, Ior the purpose of ob- llng Artificial Llmbe, ou exhibiting certificate of the ordinary of hit county, made in compliance with the law will be paaaeF free of charge over tha Weatern ft Atlanuc Railroad, both going and returning. «P» J. B. PECK, M. T. ORME & FARRAR, Commission !M!erchants, ▲NS WBOLES1LI DXALKK8 IN Provision! and Tobacco, MARIETTA ST., ATLANTA, OA. S. P A N X E Y, Agent Tobacco Department, marDO FLOORING. FISH. Jg HALF BARRELS TROUT, BIX THOUSAND FEET Prime Dressed Kiln-Dried O Flooring, Tongued and Grooved. I ansa—c king, Habdee ft 00. 1C hay barrels White Fish. thI\‘no1aIi?'* lnd '"‘h’ * nd W * ° # ' r tbam rtietp, by aptlS-et OSME ft FARRAR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. French, English, and American Prints; French, Scotch and American GlnghamB; New York Mills Long Cloth, Lonsdale Long Cloth, Hills Long Cloth, Roue Bud Long Cloth, Hope Long Cloth, and all other favorite brands. Also, a splendid stock ol fine Sea Island 3hlrttng and Sheeting alwaye on hand. A full supply of Augusta and Graniteville Factory Shlrlngs and Sheetings, Yarns and Os- nnburgs, Ac. FOR CENT'S AND BOYS’ WEAR. Black French Broad Cloth, Tricot Cloth, Black French Doeskin, Fancy Casslmores, Cashmeretes, English Tweedea, Sattinetts, Jeans, Cottonudes, Plain aDd Fancy Linens, Plain and Fancy Marseilles, Dropt d'Kto, English Half Hose, Hemmed Silk Handkerchiefs, ALWAYS ON HAND, A FULL STOCK OF Notions, Bools, andSoes, Trunks, and Straw Goods. M. i J. HIRSH, Wholesale und Rot all CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Whitehall Btreet, Atlanta, Georgia, (ADJOINING DAVID NATEn’S OLD STAND,) K Ile " "Plondld assortment of Miw h roV’u YOUTll’8 CLOTHING, and a. MEN’S, BOV’Sj, and YOUTH’S CLOTHING, and hIB?rafiSl^ VAxaSarS?, aW hU,e Good8 - ouii OWN MANUFACTURE, Hie advantage of selling cheapor than any'other kind thla side of New York. ®®J^pHshmeDt of the muu tum nuu ox rtew xorx. ^Ji who, ® p ® Ie A trade A ormerchanti from the country S!S«H e -!i ,pp !f?K at our E#t *l>llBhment, *nd a liberal dis count allowed them. apr!7—3m PHILLIPS Ac FLANDERS, T WHITEHALL STREET, UKE pleasure in ennonuclng to their friends that they bave Juat received a handsome assortment of mar»t—3m _ „„ , JOHN M. GANNON, Corner \\ hitehall and Hunter Streets, Spring and Summer Goods, jAtlanta, Georgia. Which they offer as low as can be found ln the city. By in! r i polite attention, they expect to merit a liberal share of patronage. K 'rt'eyoffer, also, Factory Yarns. Osniibnrgs, and Sheet- FI Of t llif I r num mannruofii m n ... ». _ • JUST RECEIVED ! | ings of their'own iwaractureTwtth’a large Stock of FURNITURE, SYRUP, SYRUP. 7 BARRELS NEW ORLEANS SYRUP, 25 barrels New Crop Molasses, 10 hogsheads New Crop Molasaes. Very cheap, by At Wholesale and Retail, such Bedsteads, from Wash-Stands, from Tables, from J Safes, from . " Chairs, Couches, Ac. - . |6to $15 .... 2 to 8 .... a to a .... 7to 10 apr!7—3m P. A G. T. DODD, Wholesale Grocers, Look Out for tlie Engine ! ru T.F.. . 11 “viowue uroccrs, Comer Whitehall and Mitchell Streeto. WHEN THE W1I18TLE BLOWS. MACKEREL. 5Q HALF BARRELS NEW MACKEREL, WILL BE IN TO-DAY: I QNE THOUSAND SACKS CORN, 75 kite New Mackerel, 28 half barrels White Fish. At lowest market rates, by P. ft O. T. DODD, « Wholesale Grocers, Corner Whitehall and Mitchell Streeto. 300 sacks Oats, 30 bogheads Bacon Sides, 10 hoghcads Bacon Shudders, 6 hogsheads Bacon Hams, Csr load Bulk Sides, 100 boxes Cheese, ftc. 8UNDRIES. 260 FLOUR—ysrions brands, 60 boxes Sosp, 75 boxes Csndy, 60 boxes Tobacco—sll grades, 10000 pounds Clear Bacon Sides,' 80<M pounds Country Hama, 2000 pounds Shoulders, 60 barrels Sugar, 76 boxes end half boxea Cottqn Cards, 100 dozen Cove Oysters, —ALSO— Raisins, Sardines, Candles, Lard, Cheese, Salt, Powder, Shot, Wrapping Paper, Rope, Rice, Starch, In- dtgo, Madder, Copperaa, Blacking, Crack ers, Sunff, 7'wine, Brooms, Wa ter and Well Buckets, Gun Capa, fte. ftc. eathretesjbf *" ° ffe ' ed to tb * ,rade at “>• »«ry lowest P. ft G. T. DODD, Corner WhlWmuK&SSSSia Atlanta, Georgia. Orders solicited. LANGSTON, CRANE ft HAMMOCK, febS-c Alabama atreet. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 'educational institutions. Hev. C. F. P. BANCROFT, Principal. mar-H— c PKIVATK BOAUOHK3. A 040 Accommodated by ibw H^tJr s t tS^? U ° n °“ Prl0r ,trcet . second dM? low Hunter street. apr9-6t Msts. MILT-tra a. WILLKCHA1L TjSiS 8 wu ' ^ >»•-. aad haW5woTju!r ,10 °’ W ‘ bl ' ** “« ws^yfcrate o^a*7e^ * I,ra - B ° Uk * “ d ‘trculars, with full *pr7—lm IUT ' U partlculare. address ’. C. O. CARPENTER, SopL, Chattanooga- Tenn. St. Lonis Mutual Life Insurance Company, ST. LOUIS, niSSOTRI. IK ?‘ n .’X cr, S , rs baT * appointed General Agents for this Company, for tho States of Georgia mid Offlca ia Ball’s Building, up stairs. , , JAR R onnswv WK, f, KAQill"