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About The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1867)
mu $*aiU} gnteUiflciwfr. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. — Wodnondny Morning, May I. 1867. The Bally Intelligencer. rltlNTINU RBTABL1SIIMKNT. " 111, our new power prraac., anil almost rndlr*. «. Kirtmont of typo, both plain and ornamental, end with fektlltul prlulera and prcsaraon, we are prepared to dll all l order, In the line of rawing, in a, BU porlor atyle and [ ™ " ‘erma aa the aame ran bedoneanywhore in lh« South. Order* are aollclted for fYuln and Onto- | manta/ Printing from marchanta, manufacturere, roe- ! ,*huetloacora, banka, railroad., express compa- [ lu,ur »“« couipanlae, hotels, reaUyiranla, boarding i honew Iheatera, concert halla, clerka of courle, sheriff,, conatahloa, lawyer*, doctor*, dentist., colleges, school a, and for all other pereone. corporations, and institutions \Ve print Business Cards, Visiting Card*, "At nomo' (-anla. Wedding Cards, Ban Card*. Show Cards. Admts elon Card*, Election ('arils, Time Table#, Way Bills, Clr- culara. Checks, Note*, Drafts, Prlcea Current, Title Dcoda, 1"‘ U ‘ n ’ 0 *’ Rw<,, P'». Tux Bills, Mceusea, Bond* BIB Head*, luauranco Pollrlea, Calendars, No lues. Bills of Ladlug, Manifests, Shippers’ Receipts, UniKRisIsLsbcIa, Tobacco Lalmls, Clothing Label., Bills ( onc " t BUI », Programme*, Theater Bills, Show rod-nTT* *J' ,l “*. Passenger Tickets, Dray Bills, £°J'J 1 ' C )!“‘*. « 0 0d Tickets, Bread Tickets, Milk Tick eta. Election Tickets, Mannfacturer'a Labels, 4c. All work executed In the most artistic manner, and at the very lowest prices. Colored printing of all kinds done lu superior atyloa, at moderate prlcea, and on short notice. Book-Dinoxkv.-Iu this branch of hitalucsa we claim to do work as well aa it can be done in Now York Spe cimens of our work may be seen everywhere, both In ? f " d "L nd PrlnUl1 *’ aud w« may safely assert that sat- lafactlon hae been given In every Instance. Annual Parade or Ihe Flro Deportment - Postponement. I uis regular annual festival among the mem- bets oi the respective fire companies, lias here tofore transpired on this day, the merry, joyous, first of May, but for reasons unnecessary to men tion.it lias been postponed to Monday next, when it will certainly transpire. It is looked tor with much interest by our citizens, who, indeed, Itare Just cause to feel proud of our noble Fire Department. The display on Monday will be unusually fine. The Alarm Bell, From our sanctum window we are enabled to see the rapid progress being made towards the completion of the new engine bouse of Fire Company No. 1, located near tbe bridge on Broad street. The bofiry, in which the alarm bell Is to be placed, is being reared upon tbe top, and will be a substantial structure. The success of the ladies with tholrFair has been gratifying, and wo trust means sufficient will be raised for the purchase of a bell whose thunder tones may resound throughout the entire length and breadth of this progressive city. - Arrival or Cavalry. A detachment of the 5th U. 8. Cavalry, num- beriug, perhaps, 350 men, under command of Maj. Tlios. E. Maley, reached the city yesterday afternoon, over the Western & Atlantic Railroad. Their horses, and by the way, very fine ones, ac companied them on the train. Grand ITulon Celcbr^ou ofThTSh^ .... Sunday Softool*. At Davis Hall (U having been kindly tendered by the proprietor) on Sunday, May 5th, at 4 o'clock, p, m., on which occasion an address will bo delivered by the Rov. Dr. Means. Thu Schools will assemble at 8 o’clock, p. in., at their respective churches. At 3$ o’clock, pre cisely, the Schools will begin to move, at a sig nal given from tho hell of the First Baptist Church, to bo responded to by the Central Pres byterian bell, each school moving In tho order given below. Tito Schools from tho North side of tho rail- road will stop on Whitehall streot, as soon as wu. o'uallohan they pass Alabama streot, so that tho schools on tho South side of the railroad may join them. HOfETTRRlVALst NATlONAlTiflOTEL. i. it. roan raoratiTOK, U. D. Harris, Clerk. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1807. T A Hodcllx, 1st Grange. D 0 Grleaom, Greenville. M 8 Blephonaon, Ga. O O Banyan, Ohio,. £ Jpb.OBon, Maine. I i J A Johnson. Ronle. 8 II Huger, USA J K Towers, Rome. H Dunlap, Macon. C W Lewla, N C J B McCullagh, Cincinnati. O H P Hogan, Tcnn. C M Donaldson, Tonn. M Coxo, N Y WT Wofford, Carteravlllo. J W Pcarca, Georgetown A P, Dsrrogh, Tonn. Dletrlct Columbia. C M Donnelly, NY D W Evans, Ark. Atlanta Advortlaemont* FAINS & PARROTT; WHOLESALE GROCERS PLANTERS' HOTEL. Edward Parsons, Cltrk, rp. , 7-1 # * -—I MONDAY. APRIL 80. 1607 lho procession, thus formed, will movo forward F Krumahleld, Macou to Mitchell street,up Mitchell street to Broad HSfoKKJ'lto street, ami theuco to the TIal) n n * ’ O R Doylo. Ala. F M Huff, Mias. O Wnltoradeff, Post Oak Springs. 8 K Martin, Kingston. J 8 Frey, Tenn. K McKlroy, Va. T Thompson, Ala. ORDKK ON PKOOBSSION. Superintendents. Speaker. Pastors. Members of lho Press. First Baptist Hnnday School. Wesley Chape) Sunday School. First Presbytorian Sunday School. Trinity Sunday School. Second Baptist Sunday School. Central Presbyterian Sunday School. Episcopal Sunday School. Jl Sinithers, Cutkbert. 8 F Hickey, Teun. K M Thomas, Tenn. 8 R Stout, Va. T 8 Walters, Md. J Bucks, (Ja. Col A B Calhoun, Ga. J F Edwards, N V Capt J L Matherson, USA A M Ayers, Macon. AMERICAN HOTEL. | WHITJC A WUITI.OCK PROFRIKTOBS MONDAY. "APRIL 80. 1867. The independent Schools will ioiu tho regular '! S’ AnAenon, Covington. JHNetaon,' N Y ,i ,. J regular [ L Hmketh, Macon. J H Timmons, On. D C Gresham, Greenville. D W Parr. Ga. W H Loyd. Albany, Ga. T White, Mllledgeville. J W Anderson, Covingt Mrs Drewmon, Ga. J T Scott. Ala. T Vanghn, Augusta. W J Neavy, Greensboro. UniiAni i , , •» - -~ 0 «.*.* nusaein .Mai ocuoola, or be assigned places in tho rear of the w Rush, Macon l ,r0CCSsi0D ’ JE°M C M.con. program*! IN TUR hall. | Win McBcth, Ala. « w- . J| acon icon. PROORAMMH IN THR HALL. Win AlCBctb, Al The several Church Choirs, under the direr- I J H Burt'cnVacon. lion of Prof. Ludwig Harmsen, have kiudlv I ■! L!S art . 011 ' ¥ a ““ n . tendered their services for the occasion. | J C Bowden. On'"* 1.—Anthem By the Choir. O, Me Joyful / Son 8 By tho Schools Happy greeting to all. 8.—Prayer By Kev Dr. Branlly A “ 8oD * By the Schools The Sunday School Army. S.-Antbom By the Ch0 , r Jerusalem my Glorious Home 0.—Address By Bev. Dr. Means. on F By the Schools. Hosanna to Its Lamb qf God. 8.—Doxology Before Jehovah's awful throne. “.—Benediction By Kev. Dr. Wilson. The Hall will remain closed until the proces sion arrives. After tho children are accommo* Mrs M Wiley, Ga. J M Reid, Ga. J Bntock. Tenn. G T Henderson, Forsyth. G R Trembell. Ga. MrsTrenham. Marietta. A L Horgan, Ga. Mrs II Johnson, Ga. Commercial Intelligence. Atlanta Market. Wednesday, May 1,—There are no important changes to note In the prices of merchandise. The receipts o Corn have been light, and so is the demand. The same may he said of ail kinds of produce. WHOLESALE PRICES. Corn.—White Corn, $155 ®160 1 55 12* 16* Mixed or Yellow BXcon—Shoulders Plain Hams Sugar-Cured Hams.. Clear Ribbed Sides. Clpar Sides Lard.—In Barrels — —-** ***\# uvvwiuuiu* | In Kegs and Cans dated, the audience will be seated. The public Virginia Salt.—Per sack are cordially invited to nttend 1 °* u M. J. Clancy, 7 .J. C. Whither, I Committee of L. L. Abbott, f Arrangements. H. G. Bell, J 16 @ @ WJ|@ © &■ 19 15 IS @ 17 Fulton Superior Court. An adjourned term of this tribunal now re mains in session at the City Hall, HU Honor Hiram Warner, on the bench. We learn that its unfinished business will probably occupy the entire week. Personal. \Y e were pleased to greet in our sanctum yes terday J. B. McCullaoii, Esq., otherwise "Mack," the spicy Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial during the lato sessions of Congress. The lotters of 11 Mack ” have been of an eminently conservative charac ter, and the rebukes he was wont to administer to tho “ rule or ruin ” party in AVashington and at the North, were most scathing. We found in Mr. McCullagh a gentleman of fine intelli gence, and were much gratified at making bis acquaintance. He comes among us to write the political situation in the South for the Commer cial, and we trust he will see enough to enable him to counteract tho malign influences of wri ters who seek only to misrepresent and abuse the Southern people through the Northern press. Mr. M. remains at the National Hotel. Tlie Fair. We very much fear that the somewhat pro tracted April shower of last evening seriously in terfered with tho last night of the Fair at the Broad Street Theatre. We regret this, for cer tainly it was progressing in a most satisfactory manner, and but for the untoward circumstance to wbiclt we refer, last night would have been the crowning occasion. The ladles were indus triously engaged the entire day yesterday, In ar ranging for an overwhelming number of visitors in the evening, and wo believe it was the pur pose of a very largo number of pcoplo to see that the ladies were not disappointed. We speak unadvisedly, but if financial disaster is to he averted, we think it will be necessary to hold the Fair an evening or two longer. We hope the ladies will conclude to do ao, F. S.—Since writing the above we have been requested to state that the Fair will be continued to-day and tonight. A lunch will be served from 13 to 4 o’clock, to whicit everybody is in vited. At 7 p. m. the hall will be opened again for visitors. Gen. Dick Taylor, This distinguished ex-Confederate officer, now a resident of Now Orloans, remains a guest at the National Hotol. Gen. Taylor, we learn, is largely interested in mining operations in Lump kin county, and is an route homo from that point, where lie has been lookln^fter his Interests PIc-Nte To-Day. The Suuduy School children ol the Trinity Church and Wesley Chapel will unite to-day in a pic-nic, to he held out on AVashington street, just beyond the residence of F. M. Richardson’ Esq. Tho children will assemble at their re spective churches at 8 o’clock this morning, when, after appropriate exercises, and the de livery of several addresses, processions will be formed, which will move out to the designated ground. Tho processions will unite on Wash ington street, in front of the “Lyon House.” We are requested to state that lunches intended for I Augnsm the occasion, from the teachers, parents, and 2 tyB , an , k < 2, f „ Au ffi 9ta " „ friends of the children of Wesley Chapel, will Northwestern Bank?.™? *£ be left at the store of L. S. Salmons & Co., at 8 Plants??’B«*k! a ? , .? r ?’: is o’clock, while the same from Trinity Church Blnk ° r Columbus... will be deposited at the store of F. M. Richard- Bank or Mobile MU „i g on,ery .. „ son, Esq., when they will bo transported bv Ka9tornB ““ kofAla - - « Central Bank?. ... 6 wagon to the pic-nic ground. | gSSx^cfaWank:!!! S|g5SSS£ S 73 Liverpool Salt 3 25 Floor.—Fancy, White Wheat . @20 00 Extra Family and Family 17 00 @19 OO Extra @10 00 Superflno 13 00 @14 OO Small Grain.—Bye, per buehel @175 Oats 1 00 @ 1 10 Wheat , 3 00 @ 3 85 Hay, per owt 8 60 @2 76 Financial. Exchange on New York,—Buying at par; selling at k premium. Gold—Buying at 32 cent's; selling at 88 cente. Silver.—Buying at 25 cente; selling at 80 cents. Gold Bullion.—Buying at $1.25 per pennyweight. Gold Dust—Buying at $1.16©$1.20 per pennywolght. oxonsiA. Georgia B. R. & B. CoV^S'Centra! R. R. Bank.I 3 ??'?,, Marino Bank of Ga 98 Bank of Mlddlo Georgia 88 Commission Merchants, PKACH-TREK STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. BACON. 40 BACON—Hog Round. For sale by FAINS 4 PARROTT. COHN. 1000 SACKS PRIME WHITE CORN. For cale FAINS & PARROTT. FLOUR. QAA BARRELS Good, Extra, aud Superflno Flour. tUyjyj For Hale by ^ FA1N8 & PARROTT. COFFEE. 50 B by QS ^ COFFEE—Good to Prime. For sale Hailrond Adyertlnements. WESTERN t ATLANTIC RAILROAD. 0 Na “? af, « r JANUARY 27, 18*7, Passenger Trains will run at follow*: going north. LEAVING ATLANTA. Atlanta Advertisements* 1367 Spring k Slier 1867 8,5 i ) Da Ii£ (»*o*rr 8ckdxts)Grbat North- ff* „,t,' , vr£, ITlve J a ‘ Haltoh at 2.40, P. M„ connect- i 11 ®’ X* a ?^ ® a * ft* trains for Knoxville im?N£2l’ n *"¥£? t0n ’. Balt,m ° ro > Philadelphia’ and New York. Arrive at Chattanooga 6.25, r M connecting with trains or Na.hvllle * Chattanooea m I ' a f l ? Tl " 0 -,L«ul»''tlle,,« n d the West,and NetrOrfoMsT^!* R ’ for Mcm Phle, a.SO P. HI. Daily (kxcipt Hcndatb) Dai.toh Ac- « « i?i DAT ! 0> 'Tn IT , lve at M»Hvtta 4,40, Cartcraville „ tUS-Stanton 8, Dalton at 11.46. '*°.rn. j™; P*'!- Y Bxvrisr Passenger arrivoat Dal ton at 1.16 A. M., connecting with B. T. 4 Ga. R It trains for Knoxville, Lynchburg, Washington Balti- ] a A Cl fi- hla ’ an “ New yobk ’ arrlYe at Chat- A ’ M-' connecting with trains of Nashville SSr y , ”l!? n< ; o 8» .ffoUroad Tor Nashvtllo, Louisville, o h o Wc 5 t J an . d . lralnB of the Memphis 4 Charles ton Railroad for Memphis, New Orleans, 4c. FAINS 4 PARROTT. 3PGAK8, 4 0 8ARRBB ® Refined A, B, C, and Crushed Sugars, 10 hhds Cuba aud Damara Suears—a ... . PARROTT. 10 hhds Cuba and Damara Sui'ora—aehojee article. 25 MOLASSES. BARRELS NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, 10 hoguheadH New Crop Cuba MolftHBeB, 10 barrels New York Golden Syrup, 5 half baiTels New York Golden Syrnp, 10 barrelB Extra Choice Heavy Syrup—Very flue FAINS & PARRC 150 WHOLE, Half, and Quarter Boxes Candles. For sale by FAINS 4 PARROTT. 75 FISH. HALF BARRELS Mackerel and White Fleh. COMING SOUTH. ARRIVE AT ATLANTA. A, _ lw * Dailv Great Southern Mail.—Leaving A30 p, M., connecting with trains o Nashville 4 Chattanooga and Memphis & Charleston I at 7.* n 11 ” Railroads and Dalton at 7.60 P.'M.rconnecting"wUh traina of E. T. 4 Ga. Railroads. L DiIL 7 (except 9undats) Dalton Ao- OOVIfOnUPTAV Y AA.fA YX.. 1 A — .A 4 A.M., KingBion —- A OUBHAt ®®3f M opA Ti °w.—Leave Dalton atl.'SS , ,4.80, CarterBville 6.16, Marietta 8. 1.16 JP. M. Daily I r JHOIICUU O. 'S **• M. Dau.t (Except (8undatb) Express Pas sengers.—Leave Chattanooga at 4.50 A. M maklnp close connections with trains of Nashville 4 Chatta? nii * chftr Jvston Railroads, and o e A omu'mil?^d ngwllb traln9 ° ,Ea8t PULLMAN'S PA TENT SLEEPING CO A CUES Jan27 On all Night Trains. „ JOHN B. PECK, Master TrftnBportation. DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER LINE BETWEEN ATLANTA 25 kits Mackeral, 10 Whole barrels Mackerel. Also, a general and complete stock of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, which we offer at the lowest m?r kot prices for cash. m „ „ „ FAINS 4 PARROTT, apr80—3m No. 7 Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. New York, Philadelphia, Washington, AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS j New Arrival ! Western & Atlantic and Virginia & Tenn RAILWAYS. TALLEY, BROWN ^ 1 1 R ail R onto Whitehall 8treet f Atlanta, Ga., Are now daily receiving their SECOND INSTALLMENT Time Tables on and alter Jan. GOING NORTH. 27,1867 No 1. No. 2. Bank of Fulton 85 Bank of Empire State Bank of Athene 42 Bank of Augusta 35 Union Bank of Augusts :s Bank Augusta Savings 'Plmhnr nnHnva’ 1 ista Timber Cutters’ Bank.. Bank of Savannah .35 Bank of the State.... Bank of Commerce .. Mechanics’ Bank Commercial Bank... SOOTH CAROLINA. Union Bank 66; People's Bank 46 Bank of Chester 18 Bank of Newberry 40 t* an i, ~r /~i.ix - i^k of Hamburg 17 Southwestern R.R.Bank 25 Bank of tho State (old). Bank of Charleston... May-Day Excursion ortho .Sunday School Children or tho Central and First Pro* hyterlnn Churches. Parents, teachers, and scholars are requested Bldl “ n ff° ,Bnnx la to he at tho car-shed at flj o’clock, A. M., this Bank of Georgetown... 14 morning, with their lunch. Tho excursion will * Meehan Ice" }? he to Nownan, to return in the evening. All north cxbolin*. the children of the above mentioned churches are expected to atteud. Refreshments in abun- Bank tbe state 40[ Fanners’ & Exchange.. * Bank of Camden 40 Bank or H. 0 7 Stato Bank 6 Commercial Bank. are expected to attend. Refreshments in abun dance will be furnished by the parents, teachers, and the committee for all the children. Should the weather be inclement, the excursion will take place to-morrow. Committee. But llttlo doing In Tcnnogsoo and Virginia Bank Bills. Picture*. Marshal's Notice. I call the attention of Merchants and others to Sections 838, 883, 338 and 834 of the City Code, in relation to offensive matter thrown upon streetb or lots, and particularly request that the Lane’s PbotographioJ’emple oi Art continues “ ° r ‘ 0t , 8 ’ an ?„ I ,ar | lcu > ar >y «*»t tho to attract that attention of which it is bo etni-1 ?, mcUce of ^Posfting dead rata and fowls upon neatly worthy. Tho elegant parlor of that es- Th f° H 1 ection8 ° f tabllshment has had a new feature introduced or< naDC ° " |U be rigidly enforced, especially so into it, and in a few moments spent there yester- “ 7 ( eather s K ett . 1B g warm, and tho things day, wo found it quite an interesting one. This ar ° mt ° lemb y f ensivc ’ new feature consists ot about thirty or forty —I h. 1. Thomas, City Marshal. large photographs of war scenes in Georgia and BPECI AL, NO TI CES Tennessee. They are quite large, and being taken from nature, are, oi course, entirely life-, _ - - •»» * *• - 1 1,1 Sinal, Lane’s Temple of Art, Alabama nt., like. Muny of the scenes will ho recognized as Atisutn Ga pertaining to this particular locality, and hence Be.nt.fo, ute-like Photograph. por do „ n of much interest to our citizens. The old Con- Beautiful life-like Photogrsphe, plain...? a Hr dozen federate batteries are pictured off in all tlie AU futures taken at the above Gallery warranted to grimness wort) by them in those trying times. Bivc 9 “ ti8 f»ctlon, or no charge. We invite au inspection oi them at Mr. Lane’s —— yl ~-— 1>. B. LANE, Proprietor, gallery, on Alabama street. ISF” * !o " r s , “ **»»» Uottery, for tho bene- In this connection, we desire to thank our L. 24. young artist friend, Joe Betiiei., Esq., for a 1887; beautilul photograph picture of tho tragic queen 6t > -23 -30-18-61-38-75-50 -65-47-38-70 Ristori, which is rendered perfectly exquisite by -5?^— W. W. BOYD 4 CO„ Managers, the magic touch ot his artistic brush. Mr KSr* To a PwoHIwg irotiso with Bethel still remains at Lane’s gallery, and wifi flnd 'iZ^Z?SS make photographs look as natural as life itself. Poaeeeeion given at once. Apply to «. apr80—8t Uurneti’* ICO House, ~ '—" 1 Morgan A Co. take pleasure In In Gen. Pope’* Kicort. We learn that one of the companies, belong-* iag to the 6th U. 8. Cavalry, which reached here yesterday, will remain on duty as Geu. Pope’s escort. The others will he assigned to other service, and will go hence to-day. Detention or the Macon Train. The Macon train ol yesterday aiteruoon was one hour and a quarter behind time in reaching this city. This, wo learn, was caused by some disaster to the engine about the hour of leaving Macon. Very Straiifle. An exchange tella us that any lady who culti vates a rose in her apartments will find that by plantiug an onion in the'same spot the fragrance of the rose will be increased a hundred per cent. This singular fact, it indeed it he a fact, has not been accounted for, but curiosity would suggest that the experiment be tried. Cavalry for Georgia. We are informed that eight companies of the 4th U. 8. Cavalry left Washington city on the 24th inst., under orders to report to Geu. Pope, commandant of the Third Military District We believe the particular service to which they will be assigned has not transpired. jBxcuralon to Keheisw Mountain. This will take place to-morrow, the 2d of Alay, arrangements having been made for a special train to leave the general passenger depot at 8.50 o'clock, A. M. Ol course, a delightful time ia in anticipation by all who will attend. Even one day’s exemption from the cares and perplex ities of business will prove most acceptable. The region of country about Keuesaw mountain has become historic, and the pen ot the historian ay find ample material in tbe thrilling scenes id incidents, that may now be gathered from is lips of those who witnessed them, lor volume ter volume. We learn that hundreds of all ;es, and both sexes are preparing for the ex- lunion, and we heartily wish them a glorious ' ty-day. The excursionists will be joined at trieUa by a party, thua adding, in the re-union friends, an additional pleasure to the occasion I ? 4y ** of tho Messrs. Abbott, on * street, or of tie Messrs. Richard*, on street, The proprietor of this establishment, Mr. Bur- i , . . , . , ^ forming their many friends aud the public aon- uett, continues to supply any body and everybody orally, that they have Just received a complete aesort- witli the refreshing “ Lake Kingston ’’ In Targe “eut of Wolaut, Mahogany, and Cottage Sets, with and or small quantities. Orders from the city, or witho Mt marble; Sideboards, Derby Chairs, arid Mcdal- from hotels or saloons along the fines of railroad „°? ??. c ? or9 ' ^ TO0Bt ftt 9tldIo ne can be suited. „ .1 ail IT. , , ’ I Quick Sales and Short Profits I# our motto can bo promptly filled. Jt gives us pleasure to | aprss-ot Morgan * cn commend him as a gentleman entirely worthy in ~ all business transactions. “Uncle Billy***’ Auction To-Day. The above veteran of the auctioneer’s baton, wifi sell at the Mechanic’s House, on Loyd street, a miscellaneous lot of household furniture. The sale wifi commence at 10 o’clock. Persons KST* A 1,a, ' Ke Arrival or Furniture ol I every description. Chamber Sets from $45 to $450. Opr stock of Cottage Furniture, especially, is large. Wo cat) give satisfaction In kind. apr23—fit MORGAN 4 CO. Book and Job Printing.—Tbe " tklliobncer having made additions to Its I ii- telliobnoerhaving made additions to Its Job DtrxiiTstENT, aud having just received a large and fine in want of such articles, may secure bargains by I a, “ ortme,,t of B “P«« mul Cards, it is now prepared to is.. . o .. . . ° J execute all klnda of Job Printing on ah favorable terms g. See notice tor particulars. as any establishment In the Southern States, aud in as I.SW.IS Sksm I good style. Particular attention will bo given to the rri,„ I n , i . . printing of BUI Heads, Circulars, Notes, Drafts, Checks, The Chief Marshal, Col. Thomas, in a notice Blanks of all kinds. Dray Receipts, Bills of Lading, elsewhere, calls the attention of everybody in Business and Visiting Cards, Pamphlete, Briefs, 4c. All general to certain city ordinances which relate ord v rs wll > bo a, tcuded to with dispatch. decis-2w to depositing offensive matter upon public tho- state OF TENNESSEE, Boulton Countt. roughfares. Said ordinances will ho rigidly en forced hereafter Lanuston, Crane & Hammock announce a new arrival of Corn, Flour, Lard, Whisky and Bacon at their establishment. CnaNCEBY COURT AT CHXTTXNOOOA. H. T. Woodward 4 Co. va. M. R. Bell 4 Co. et ala and J. G. Hudgins vb M. R. Bell A Co. et al*. aud C. M. Payne vbM. if. Bell* Co. et ale. •UR8UANT to au order of the Honorable Chancellor made at Cham here. In Harrison, Tennessee, X made at Chambers, m Harrison, Tennessee, on the 17th day of April, 1867,1 w ill, ou Saturday, the 4th day of May, at public Bale, at the store of French, Brown Spring and Summer Goods In addition to their present atock, they will RECEIVE WEEKLY, daring the coming Benson, the LATEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS! THEY HAVE ON HAND NOW ! Black and Fancy Silks, Mozambiques, Grenadinon, Organdie Mnnilna, White and Black Iron Bareges. SWISS, MULL, NAINSOOK and JACONET MUSLINS White and Fancy TarlatonB, White and Fancy Brilliants, Tucked Skirt Goods, Alexandre’s Kid Gloves—light colors. MALTESE AND CLUNY LACE COLLARS. Lace Points, Grenadine Shawls, Ac. Orders from the Country Solicited. apr2S— WM. I. WILLIAMS k BRO., Commission Merchants, AND DKALKRS IN GRAIN, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, Leave Atlanta 18 60 A M I? on p At Leave Knoxville ’ J9.34 p' M 10 34 A M tint fiSH; • • •..... K5 £ m: 5.20 p: m liF m! 7:00 p: m nS& ;; - ;;; •' ::: pS £ 2:pS £ m Arrive NkwYobk Iq.40 P. M.le.OO A. M COMING SOUTH. Lkav* Niw York .. Leave Philadelphia.. Leave Baltimore Leave Washington. Leave Lynchburg.. ., Leave Bristol....... Leavo Knoxville.... Arrivo Atlanta.... No. 1. aoo A.M 11.46 A. M. 8.53 P. M. 6.30 P. M. 5.00 A, M. .22 P.M. 1.20 A.M. 1.15 P. M. No. 2. 7.00 P. M 11.00 P. M 8.40 A. M 6.30 A. M 4.60 P. M 6.10 A.M 1.15 P. M 1.86 A.M Time between Atlanta and New York, 57 Hour., Time between New York and Atlanta, 64 Honra, vJTu i Itl0 P? EA T M AIL between Atlanta and New »«»/«/ maid uiue. a no only route between Atlanta and Now York which haa two Through trains, dally, over tho outiro line, running 12 hours npurt. SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS Through Tickets, good until need, and nuinraao Chooked Through. To all Important Point*. JAMES LAUDERDALE, General Paaaenger Agent. DOUBLE DA ILY All-Rail Passenger Route BETWEEN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS! DRY GOODS ! Cheaper than Ever! ONE PRICE ONLY! rjIHIS principle will be strictly adhered to, and it must bo obvious to the most Inoxperionced that It 1b the only safe and correct one for the pnrehnsor, as all cannot know the value of good., and would ho liable to pay too high for goods where there ia an asking and a taking price QUICK SALES AND LIGHT PROFITS! Thia motto, I flnd from paat experience in trade, to be as immutable as truth itself, and wil.be fhlthlolly carried ont. Every customer shall have an tntereat In my bnslneaa from the fact that I wHl sell GOODS SO CHEAP That all who may favor me with their patronage will save money. THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH BUYERS examination of thia exten Ie respectfolly Invited to eive stock. IMPORTED GOODS At less than they Cost to Import, in Gold Special Indnceiuont* Offered to merchant* NEW GOODS Will be Received Every Week ! And if a decline should at any time take place, customers will get the full benefit of it. JOHN M. GANNON, Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Takes pleasure In announcing to his friends and the public that his MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Is now open for inspection, and having been purchased nnder the most favorable circum stances, will be sold FOR CASH, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Space will not permit more than a glanco at the differ ent Departments. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Black and Fancy Silks, Plain and Printed Organdies, Plain and Embroidered Grenadines, Lanns, Cambrics, and Chambray, Challlee, Tamartine, English Barege, DoBege No. 64. AGUA DE MAGNOLIA. bnthe lhe 8u P«Hor ‘o «ny Cologne, need to fresh tn°«ff« ?J?r. perao . 1 !' t0 render th6 aaln soft and headache Infiammatlon, to perfome clothing, for Mapnolia' «nu I. ^ , , ““nnfactnred from tbe Southern SKMHCWSSSeiPSsffiKA**-- Saratoga Spring Water, sold b all Druggists. OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED .nSKSnPfc 111- ”v j lada negro man worth $1,900 who over « ro.? 01 1! e a8 **e rt In til# leg, and waa nselesa for r ,d huarof w,,h - vx,u.. * trUjLth It soon effected a i>elBKnt cure [exican Mustang Liniment, mre.” Montgomery, Ala., June 17,1859. J ' L ' D0WNIN0 ’ tanir L^ulmelft 1 .. . 6 i D i re ?n mm * nd| ng tho Mexican Mne- SDralns Snrel able •ndlndfipenaallearticle for hS? mod U < ? allaon no™ 6 "- Oar men Ac’*andAlleaylt,SO’ S ° rM ’ I<heUma,,em ' J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for American; Welle, Fargo’s and Harden’s «»mu . -Expreeu. u-« .I**u . , UACD ouorier lime, on man am l S a ° a °y article ever discovered. Families, livery men and nlnnt/>ra uhr.nM *!«.». u u i} vnr J SSulf uro “ j rlaln L y ia ; A11 ssnnine Is wrapped In Vtoiii nlate engravings, bearing tho signature of G. W Weat- n r .°u°«i. * r 91, andth ? private U. S. stamp ot Demas Barnes 4 Co. over the top. ” = , An cC T 0 . rt , hi ! 11 1” 56 ” made t0 counterfeit It with a cheaD stone plate label. Lookclotely! ^ Saratoga Spring Water, Bold by all Druggists. in«!L n ,'.'! reet ' 9 inimitable Hair Coloring Is not a dye. mnra n l f?„.."Lfc aa . r f composed of Lunar camnc, and tnatantaneons dycaaro compoaed of lunar caustic and SMSMSSMESfejSsSSS stsaassfisfiaSiisisS®^® 1 C HE1M8TREET, Chemist. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all DrnggiatB. Broch-Barege, Printed Brilliants, Mozambique, Printed Jaconets, Printed Percales, Pine Apple Cloth. HOUSE-KEEPING DEPARTMENT. 10,11, and 12-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting, 8,9, and 1(M Bleached and Brown Tablo Damnsk, A SPLENDID LINK OF Irish Linens, Napkins, Towels, Scotch Diaper, Iluck Diaper, Russia Crash, Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts T IME TABLES have been'arranged, to take effect on and alter JANUARY 27, lStlf; bv which close con □odious are made between Atlanta and Now Orleans and Intermediate points via Grand Junction. WeNterii Hroriuce Gouei’nlly OLD STAND, Formerly Theater, now Phtenix Building, DKCATI/H ST., .... ATLANTA, GA Traina leave Atlanta at 8,50 A. M, and 7 P. M, Arrive at New Orleans at 8,40 A. M. and 7.30 P, M, |No Steamboats or Omutbusses on this Route! ELKUANT BLEEPING COACHES On all Night Trains t RAOGAOE CHECKED THROUGHi Fare as Low as by Any Other Route ! Atlanta 1 ' ma, b ° l ' rocurod 8t the General Ticket Office W. J. ROSS, Gen’l Sup't M. 4 C. R. R Momphle. N ii. PECK, .. _ uviiw jti. ritUK, M. T. w. A A. R. R., Atlanta. ^yy^E havp again established oursejves ip opr former business, at the OLD STAND, and beg to tender our ser vices to former friends and the public generally, have a large and commodious store, and with our past experience and ample facilities, trust we shall receive and ment a liberal patronage. IN STOHli AND TO AKIIIVK. 10000 BUSIIBL3 very choice Tennessee Corn, 40000 lba.Bacon—Sides, Shoulders, and Hams. WM. M. WILLIAMS 4 BRO. LlfflE, LIME. W E SI e /°!f A K e , nta for ‘ he 8ale «f Rogers’ celebrated Birds-Eve Lime, and will continue to keep con- i hand a P nn ' 1 ■•*•»*»>« u # « .s r ^ a-,a. u.hiu, ami win luiiiiiiuu to Keep con stantly on hand a good supply, fre-h from the kilns. Par ties wanting good Lime, will flnd It to their interest to pj»n ■*>« n. nr eend ns their oi^f— apr21-3m WM. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. A. r. BURKETT. e. c . BURNETT. An. F. BURNETT & CO., Orme & Farrar are prepared to sell a supe rior article of Meal at wholesale. | cases of goods, wares, aud men&an&{| r e, consisting"oir soap and candles, sixteen caeks bacon, seventy-five oar- Sef the new advertirement of J. R. Boat wick, ft#. ,b ° re be found elsewhere. aprao—lot j. w. jambs, c. 4 m. to be found elsewhere. BUSINESS NOTICES [NEWTON HOUSE, ATHENS, GEORGIA. To Tuosx wuo Hurras.—It would aoern almost tu credible that men will continue to auffer when ouch 1 remedy ae Plantation Bitter.. Is within their reach. Peraona troubled with Headache, Low Spirits, Heart- I burn Pain In the Side, Back, or Stomach, Cramps, Bad BENJ. WHARTON. Proprietor. Breath, and other symptoms of that horrid monster,’Dye- I f apr2fi—2m A.. C. LADD, Office Whitehall Street, - - - Atlanta, Georgia, Will give his personal attention to tho erecUon of COPPER OR (RON LIGHTNING BODS. pepsla, are earnestly Invited to test this remedy. These Bitter, are very pleaasnt, and will not injure the weakeat stomach. No change of diet Is necessary while using them. We recommend patients to eat all they want of the heat the market affo.ds, Ae an antidote to dlaeaae, Plantation Bitters are of 1 Ten experience trills great value. Take them when tbe flr,t unpleasant symp- dera from city and country ao torn, appear, and yon may avoid weeks aud months ol prostrating sickness. The Aral trial will do you good. You wlU feel Ita bene, flcial effect at once. Particularly recommended to weak and delicate ladles requiring something to brace aud bsltd them up. Bold EraaTWHia*. Ten^yean’^experience will guarantee satta Action. Or- AU .work warrant aprfifl—2w MIHIAYUlUt ALMANAC P0B MAY. WEDNESDAY, MAY U Sue Rises 0.13; Son Seta Moon Rises and Beta 8.80. . 6.41. i-oasis o» tub Moan. New Moon—Id. Xh. 82m. mottling. F Irst Quarter—20d. bh. 6dm, evening. Fall Moon—18d. 8X 44m. morning. Last Quarter—Md. Oh. 14m.|evenlog. PURE, NON-EXPLOSIVE At Retail and Wholesale, lets At F- CDRBA * CO.’S. OIL, Flour—“Moonlight on the Luke." ^50 rapidly. aptfe-E 1 Kn HARRKLS of the celebrated Flour, "Moonlight AWv on the lake." Just received, and la going L. 8. SALMONS 4 CO. WHISKY, X00 WHISKY Juat *pi4B-flt received and for talc by M8AD0R 4 BUGS , Commission Merchants, Alabama Street. Wholesale and Retail Dealer* tn pure CRYSTAL LAKE ICE. r prepared to fumleh Pure CRYSTAL In any . _ . - W E are now LAKE IC n Se'oons, and Private Families; Particular'care and attention paid to pecking and shipping of Ice to Ice House open at all hours except Sundays, hours from 6 |o 9 A. M., and Irom 5 to 7 P. M. »nra from 6 to » A. M.. and from 5'to 7 P. if. Suoday For sickness, Ice can be obtained at »ny hour of day or A. F. BURNETT 4 CO. night, apm—8m J. a. tstloh. jox a. BAYta, a. n. TAYLOR Sc. DAyiS, VHOLEBAXaJC AMO RETAIL DRUGGISTS. PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASS, QLASSWAItE, Surffloal Instruments, Sco., Under the NaUonal Hotel, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THROUGH RATF.S ON COTTON Via Western & Atlantic, and Va. & Tenn. railroads. T nfimi'-hS 11 ? ™ t , e ® ““Cotton, per Rale, have been ea- 1006 • Uh h d ' effect on ani1 a,ler November 1, FROM ATLANTA, GA., ToBoaton Comp'd C’oUon. In Original P’k’g’a. To New York ........b 80 To Phlladelpbia 6 20 a re, To Baltimore 6 42 « sa Providence, R. 1 730 840 Through Bills of Lading will be given at points of ahlD- ment, and rates guaranteed. * p No Insurance required between Atlanta and Norfolk CottO"'ri | l be trauaferrod only at Dalton, Knoxville, aqd Norfolk. For furth,■ m11 Innua11 on^i]y^io u , . , Honthertj Freight’Agent W. 4 A. and Va. 4 Tenn. Hull way Line, Or to JOHN B. PECK, M. nova W. 4 A. Railroad, Atlanta, Ga. THROUGH RATES ON COTTON To Nashville, Louisville, and Cincinnati. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. Hwlas, Jaconet, Nainsook, Mull, and Crimped Muslins, Plaid and Striped Nainsook, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, Pin Cord Muslins, Bishop Lawn, White and Colored Tarlatons, BrllUantes, Hotted aud Figured Swisa, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SjU|£ and Silk Lace Cloaks, Rotundas and Points, Grenadine and Barege Shawla. A FULL LINE OF Paris Silk Mitts, Alexandre’s Kid Gloves Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves, ’ Black and White Silk Gloves, Silk, Linen, and Palm Leaf Fane, Fine French CorsottB, Ladies’ White English Hose, (so me very superior,) Kmbroiderles, Lacen, Collars and Cuffa, Bordered and Hom-Stiched L. C. Haudkerchiere, Cambric, Cotton, and Silk Handkerchief, Beautifal Paranoia, Silk and Cotton Sun Umbrollaa DOMESTIO DEPARTMENT. Freach, English, and American Priuts; French, Scotch and American Ginghams; New Yorlj Mills Long Cloth, Lonsdale Long Cloth, Hills Long Cloth, Rose Bud Long Cloth, Hope Long Cloth,' and all olher favorite brands. Alao, a splendid stock ol fine Sea Island Shirting and Sheeting always on hand. A foil supply of Augusta and Granltevllle Factory Shirlngs and Sheetings, Yarns and Os- naburgs, 4c. FOR GENT'S AND BOYS’ WEAR, Black French Broad Cloth, Tricot Cloth, Black French Doeikin, Fancy Casaimcres, Caehmorctca, English Tweedes, Sattinetta, Jeans, Cottonadee, Plain and Fancy Linens, Plain and Fancy Marseilles, Drapt d’Ete, English Half Hoae, Hemmed Silk Handkerchiefs, ALWAYS ON HAND, A FULL STOCK OF Notions, Boots, and Soes, Trunks, and Straw Gooda. Wbsterk 4 Athktio Raiuboad, ) Owe* Master qx Transportation, !. Atuanta, Ga., Nov. X, 1866. ) 8. T.—1860.—X. wero there°*‘evo^'tlme^’ , "lf^h*e > felt^‘ n8l 7 ' a !. d i th ^ SnssqSraani firm th ° y n ° vcr>allcd him on his anthori,y = b »‘ ~ Ue'ie the P^fotionBItte^ha^aave'^myhfe. VCrby be " .. , IlE V. W. H. WAGONER, Madrid, N. Y." sufferer^from Tho Plantation Bitters have cured mo. REV. C. A. MILLWOOD, New York City. Kdread hardl^waffi.^dj Bitters have set tnc all right. JAMES IIEIMINWAY, St. Lonls, Mo." , , - - The Plantation Bitters have cured t havedlstra'Ted 10*0for°v^ar8° y Th(>v^net that havedtatAraM C. C. MOORE, 251 Broadway, N. Y.” n«. . ’’ U ceruucatea, hut no adver- naement la ao effective as what pcoplo themaelvcB sav nf ria E L°„ 0<i Ta 1 ! 016 -, , 0a , r for ,! u “° anil our roimtatfon are at goods wTl?be s r i?rara5a * ^ and hlgh cha ™ c " ! '’ “f these ?ea «Th«l fcA 1 ?-I lne A n, 'V c t,every and all clrcumawn- ^““yhavo already obtained a oalo In every town imuf.’’ and hamlotamocgclvlllsed nation/ ilasd J,? dta f“j* tr 7 to come ns near our name and stylo as thev a'poor'ono 0 fo'wfln^s'omVsupport "from^artios'who’rlo P. H. DRAKE A CO., Now York City. Barntoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggists. It is a most delightful Hair Dressiu?. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. keeps the head cool and clean it makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, it preYentshalrtarnlng gray and falling remato Thfiihsrw he «J 8 i ^ at L ? on ® Katharion will do. If 1h n r nt- KMscsaiJUkSasaY’sifff sas»B'.’.’BsaBjssair® 41 — --iOMAS LYON, Chemist, N Y Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. ’ martt-am Corner Wh,teKd M Hn»&. Atlanta, Georgia. JUST RECEIVED ! T HE foUowIng Tariff has been agreed oil bViSoads’ln- terested.,to take effect on and after November 1,1866 FROM ATLANTA, GA., To Nashville, Tenn *2 as ner t,«i« To Cincinnati, Ohio !' ] 4 85 P bile Through BUls of Lading wlU be leaned to above points, and the above rates guaranteed. Having an ample outfit. Roads are enabled to guarantee sure and quick tranapor- tetion. No insurance required. „ JOHN B. PECK, ““vf Master Transportation NOTICE. Wsstern 4 Atlantic Railroad, ) Of*tpi Master ot Transportation, l Atlanta , Qa. , Sept. It, 1886. [ I N accordADce with lustrocUona from' Hie 'Excellency Charles J. Jenkins, Governor, all Maimed Indl- Fresh Supplies Jut Received 1505 88 bales Kentucky Ray, * pa1 ’ 825 barrels Flour-good and low grades Hama, Shouldera, fob and Clrar Bide ] Lar4 tn kega a'nd batrela.^' anr26-4t C0 ™" '“"Ttha^^tch^Btreets aprao—It Atlanta, Ga. OLIVER ft WODDATT. Warphouse and Commission Merchants, OOBNU ALABAMA AMD POBSTTH STKIBTS. lar-ConAlgumanta raap»etfolty solicited. Quick sales and prompt rsturaa aaarantead. feW-ta FLOORING. .Hra**ed Kitu-Drlod ... nuns ill Flooring, Toughed and Grooved. Janie—c KING, HARDEE 4 CO. gent BoldJera en route for Macon, lor the porpoi talnlng Artificial Limbs, on exhibiting certllfcai Ordinary of hit county, mode tn compliance with Tlifooa&Xaerfreturning 1 . 0 We “ er “ * AU "“' ise of ob- ite of the ice with the law, J. B. PECK, M. T. PHILLIPS rn, FfsANDEKS, WHITEHALL STREET, T AKE pleaanre In announcing to their friends that they hare Juat received a handsome assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, a ‘ !?ff aa can he found In the city. By of pairo* a *** n, * on ’ tde 7 «*P*Ct to merit a Sheet- —« « jn»u uua^c, They offer, alio, Factory Varna, Oinaburgs, and Ipg. of their own manufacture, with a large stock FURNITURE, At Wholesale and Retail, such aa Bfletrada, from 85 to 115 Chalra, Ca^itM,‘ire. V"" ipl7-8m 1U St, Louis Mutual Lifelnsurance Companf, ■T. LOUIS, miBBOURI. T H ?*'*, b ‘ dri ^’ ra hay* hem appointed General Agents rrorlda. ^ Company, for the State, of Georgia mad OQlqe In Ball’s Building, op stain, j, , JAB. X GODFREY WM. J, MAOILL. th^fr’belTutv f n wh», bu » u “ ft *iWho would not add to What ®* V0B thHt marble purity aud dig- cWbifiK if n u e n W0 i ob80rv0 upon th0 "id in tbe SSLSBu-t , ,B ?° longor a secret. They use Hairau’H m# ^f a ^ntlnued use removea tan, frecLloa PiSSi ta» Dd rou F h "°'». the faco aud hands and and ravlahtno m ^utk n amooth > transparent, blooming It for you, If not on hand, at 60 ct.,%r 3o npiraa u.T.^o. E - I1AaAN ' Tr ° 7 ’ N ’ Y " ChornUt. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO,, Wholesale Agent*, N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drugglata. ai^ T ?. l, ' s SfJvaacT or Pubs Jamaica GiNflaR—for In digestion. Nausea, Hoartburn, Sick Headache Cholera reSStaS Ac " when a waJmfog .tt'muUnM. It* ch«i,i?d raluteTSf 1 ^ US k“ d rellablearildefor SSaO^SSSaj-S*?^ a »£ ^ot^Lton b" ■# way Llillfl per DO Pure Extract. Taka no other. ap’rac-V/ 1 8prIng Wat#r i ,old hy all Drnggiete Look Out for the Engine ! WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOW8. SYRUP, SYRUP. 7 5 BAltRELfl NEW-ORLEANS SYRUP, 25 barrels New Crop Molaasea, 10 hogsheads New Crop Molasses. Very cheap, by P. 4 O. T. DODD, Comer Whitehall and MlfchcUStroots. mackerel. 50 UALF BARRELS NEW MACKEREL, 75 kite New Mackerel, 25 half barrels White Fish. At lowest market rates, by P- * G, T. DODD, Wholesale Grocers, m . •* uuieexie urocera Corner Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, SUNDRIES. 250 BA ® H ^ LS PLOUR-varlous brands, 50 boxes Soap, 75 boxes Candy, 50 boxes Tohaoco—all grades, 10000 pounds Clear Bacon Btdea, 8000 ponnda Country Hama, 2000 pound* Shoulders, 60 barrels Sugar, 75 boxc# and half boxes Cotton Cards 100 doxsn Cove Oysters. —ALSO— CandlM ’Ct>*»«. Salt, Powder, Shot, Wrapping Paper, Rope, Rice, Starch, In digo, Madder, Copper*., Blacking, Crack- era, Snuff, Twine, Brooms, Wa ter and Well Bucket., Gun Capa, 4c. 4c. tertrateO?“* ° ffer8d t0 lrad "« lowest P. 4 0. T. DODD, W ILL BE IN TO-I>AYi QNE THOUSAND SACKS CORN, 800 rack. Oats, 80 boghead. Bacon Sides, 10 hogheads Bacon Sboalders, 5 hogsheads BacouJ . Car load Bulk 8i< 100 boxes Choese, 4c. Order. Kilidted. LANGSTON, CRANE 4 HAMMOCK, Alabama street. feb8—c LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN EDOCATI.OKAL INSTITUTIONS. nev. O. F. p. BANCROFT, Principal, T U f,oSe U «S N WU ‘ beg ‘“ and huW^oTjffiy 0 ’ * 100 ’ P ‘ y ‘ bl ° *•“ °“' enl ‘ ria *’ “d- PHIVATE BO ABIDING. low HunterTfreet! spiff—5( Ml*. MILLER 4 WP.T rfr.frA--- Booka ^ For Circular., with full particulars, addreea Rxv. C. C. CARPENTER,J3upt., Chattanooga, Ttuu apr7—lm P£E SCRIPT I OH DEUG STORE] TURPIN sfc JUNG G I ^paL?iS^H o o^o?“ poun<ii “* ot Family Medioluea. FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES Of the fined quality, to salt our Lady friends. Our Dru^i are wfirranteA ChU and m n*. cm Whlte- haU.afrwC rtsar Rdlroad. .pri»-^ r, , CURRANTS. 4 C0EHANTa - nfo* fresh. For aalo roam -^ /Qubaaaltftdt,
