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, opfTcki I'UK ni iiu:M(u)Mv nviLDin), Wert elilo of Whitehall atroot between Alabama -n.. i anU the Railroad crotsln.;. 1 ; —~—seas- PUBLISH KD DAILY ANII WEEKLY UY"V JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, proprietor ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ThUMday^Mornlng, July 18. 1807. TUn Regular. and the Klcilult Some of ttieso flays Bouictlflug iB goin „ l0 , pon-we mean over it, T-uneaseo-amt iU f tlcUideU negroes are to bo tl,e raaln suflerers - Iho Jollowing paragraph, from the Nashville l "* n demonstrates the tendency : ,1,,'IiSp.J C»E JSs» a mliui 1 * h'. ! P CUlty OCCBfrod which nearly led to mm L atiST th0 r ? gl,lars and ' o ler °: h SWI »8 lh>a several of t.H militia were running about town In „ fl ivi„ SSS luiStotat 1 am aw 1 " ith c , 01u:cit . .rafifJSwi A » oiliqer of the 45th'reglinonl siwin rt 1 ,ero ’ “"'"“H'sni hack to quarters ioWZVn'Z™ 1 T n01 ,^"'wed to come into’ o ium ho i h T . ?" lillftmen "Mled back to but lllld Ul> - hue a gone long before the This h Mr??r1 y ' na , r , d illto town under arms. . meni'rn • lke a d ®*} ance > “ nd was met by the ,tllo.cr tu question with a demand to know' why toh[that re rt 1; a , Uj , by wboae or <lers. Ue wals told that they had been sent for by Mr Chile douied Sl3 Ara' U r U Ca “ lmi8 ? loner . bllt tlds Mr. Clitic • A f ler ®on»i!parley, the militia were or” U lv I S t0 ca "*P-. They obeyed reluct- in,Ti.„ 'y Uh murmuring, apparently regnrd- S » re o f: r, 88 T a wk better Ihal the £ mfoh S b 95 1110 Grown low organs discourse “dELiaFk n ! f oe a were m a good mood for v. nfea ’ but naPPily an outbreak was pre- Tlio Old Salt BollorT homebody has boon charging the lion. .Tom. Ewing, or Ohio, with disloyalty because ho de clined to mako an nsa of himself by viewing everything through radical spectacles. Tho Old Salt Holler flattens otifliis assailants tlmsly: n„! i!'i Ve f ? ur 8 , on , s - and two sons-in-law; five of tin. six entered the service early; three of the lour sous and one son-in-law served to tho end the war, and each ot these was twice promo- ‘ , “ r . e ood conduct in the field. The other maht n W .| WM ? ounded wllun 'ending Ida regi •bnrL l i °?, ttr * 6 < and was honorably dis This lluln U 1 "? ble , l( ? perforin further seiVice. tins will, I trust, bo received as a lair roc. 'oyaGy. so far tut the war is in qttes- n™ or b Tha e d Ver 8t VinK8W °r n a,leglanc0 to ^ having o pill(o ilL^SL^P? 1 ^.. 1 have ventured iIMVn- ft.™ V 1 pwiicy, i IIUVU VflUlirCMl l() bis I ,‘h! Isomp particulars, and el,icily t , m ,1 1 : k i tber<; 18 something lett of amit^? naU ‘ Uli »“* aild tlmt we ought to try erasedVnlf h P , ^ ! , tllfttllie G°nth is sufficiently crushed ami humbled, without putting them un te l tary , rUle ’ or lcUin S I 0030 a flight ofcon- wrncia lv V l‘ UreS Vo - ,a { ten 0n llle carcase ; and lHWninl»I 1 l ,° 1 not toink tl,e President ought to be two nnn d °rT' 8C he di " ,:rfl In opinion with it uhl I ? u Ne3 ^ C0 ," greM ' a, ,d because lie will So • r • Wh . ,1 ° l bey whip him with nellies, own ,m U 18 au o |reus o “gainst loyalty, I ' "T- T. Ewinu. Mexico, and the French Minister.-The following occurs among tl, 0 latest news from Mexico : Brownlow a Photoqra,mi.-T1,o Memphis Conservatives have been enjoying themselves hugely over a photograph of Governor Brown- low. The AixilancJie vouches for tho matter follows: Ocueral Order Coucerulne Ue K I«tratiou lie a: - UQUAnTEBS Tiuun MruTAiiv DISTHIOT , (OEonaiA, Ai.aiuha and FeomnAl ’ (. n , Atlanta,Geouoia, Mnjr 21, i W . j General Order» No. 20. ’ A rccuntly taken pliotogmphic likeness of lirownlow came into the possession of a gentle man, of this city a few days since, and as he likes a joke he lms siftce been showing it to every Itudieal he has met, and without telling who the picture represented, has asked them whetliertho (ace mdicated a good niau or a villain C In every cose the judgment was unfavorable. One said It is the lace of an unprincipled scoundrel.” Another thought the “mouth ser pen me, but resolute in expression." A Radical doctor had “seldom seen so bad a face." A Kndical physlognpmlst was „f opinion that tho mouth and eyes, as well ns the shape of tho head indicated a “mean but truculent and unforgiving mau. A Radical official smd “a fellow with such a flat, receding forehead, coarse lower lip and big ears is only fit for n Slate nr!™,, » o„„ chap said it looked like Stokes, and was tokl that it was one of the same breed of dogs. Tho droop of the left eyelid, the depression of llie comers of the mouth, the maniac stare of the eyes, were severally commented on. Tho con temn of the parties When they were told that the ^villainous likeness was that of lirownlow AmlL 1 ’ 10 ' orel R tl , representatives, except the American Gounsul, arc preparing to leave A posusenpt to the same letter,' dated 9 p m %ay* nru bphio }" rcgartl to the French Minister wIs not stttlul as stated in the letter. His passports were pcrcniT)toril y refused, and ho was told lie tmild no. depart from tho country under any McxicTlmi 1 IU a,,th °ritics informed him that or ts i “i" a , CC< { ull 1 t l 9 settle with France " „ c .Part 8,18 took during intervention, and period • ‘and ill ir tl' r0perty ,1 . llatr0 >’ ud during tlmt I riod anu d the same is not oronerlv and ] Z'N ]y a(lj , USted the ^lexican P government ouid proceed against tho property^of French subjects throughout the republic. Radical candidate for tho Governorship—mav be imagined. Brownlow’s photograph J electioneering document. Scattered by thou sands in any community, it would add largely to Conservative votes. J The Sultan of Turkey at London.—Tho reception of the Sultan at London was a grand a Hair. A cable dispatch of the 12th says: He was received by the Prince of Wales, act ing for the Queen, and by his Majesty Ismael the Sovereign of Egypt, and was by them escort ed to the city of London, whore lie met au umi- siiiuly brilliant and imposing reception. I he streets through which he passed were covered with llags and streamers, and spanned by arches and festoons of flowers. ftie entire route of the procession, from the railroad depot to Buckingham Palace, was guard- cd on both aides by unbroken lines ol troops- behind, vast crowds were packed in solid mass’ on the sidewalks, and crowded every window and housetop. When the Sultan, accompanied by tho Kin" of Egypt und Prince of Wales, passed between the line of soldiers, the people manifested great en thusiasm, and the shouts of welcome, chcurin" and waving of handkerchiefs and banners didirt cease till the Sultan ha I entered the gates of the Fresh Revolution in Mexico.—No sooner lias Juarez regains! ms capital than he llud a I that >"• n<is to fight a counter revolution which docs not look as if it could be easily put down. Lozada, Montanegro and Olfara, three partisan leaders or more or loss ability, have placed them selves at the head of some twelve thousand men la lbo Norl11 and issued a pronunciamcnto dc- S l'II'lr* 1 !? ravor ot a separate and in fill!. , - 1 r °P ubI ! c - Marquez is in the Moim- jayjw t0 I" 11 . 1 Uiom, and as lie lias a good deal of stolen specie with him ho may succeed and he cnablod to givo tliem suhstantfnl aid.— \vl :li f th ,° cxeculi " n ol Maximilian, which was to give strength and unity to the rc- His iih\mi a i reaUy lIivi , di "g aiul weakening it.— His blood 1ms sown the soil with dragon’s teetli and a plentiful harvest of misery may be ex pected to result from it. In accordance with an act of Congress sup plementary to an act to provido a more efficient government for tho rebel States, &c., dated March 2d, 1897, the following arrangements are herein mado for tho registration of voters in the States ol Georgia and Alabama: • T , Tb0 ®totes of Georgia and Alabama are di vided into registration districts, numbered and bounded, as hereinafter described. If. A Board of Registration is herein appoint ed for each district, ns uliovc mentioned, to con sist ot two while Registers, and one colored Register. In the Shite of Georgia, where only the two white Registers are designated in tin's order, it is directed that these while Registers in each-district immediately select, and cause to he duly qualified, a competent colored man to complete the Board ol Registration, and re- poi-L Ins name and postoffice address, without de- la y , to Colonel C. 0. Sibley, eommaudiug district ol Georgia, at, Macon, Georgia. 111. Each Register will lie required to take and subscribe the onth prescribed by Congress by a„ act dated July 2. 1802, and an additional oath to discharge faithfully the duty of Register under the late acts id Congress. It is not be- heveil l,, al any of the appointees, hercinalter coumy. ! J0Ul ‘ ° v ® r8 ^ e61 ' Cannoochec, Emanuel Tr*lm?, w< T;'cM!ullock, Soriven.Burko.- a SL Hilton No. 0 Central Railroad, Scriveu GiXfcounty 1 IIBI - N ”' 10 Centra ' ' bd '^ d - —Richmond, G'asscock, Jef- erson.-E J Pannell Louisville, Jefferson coun- coi’mty ° maS 8 Sk to Wr ' Aagusto, Richmond Nineteenth DiMriH—Taliaferro, Wanen, «mmv'~T V | ' A IC r V1 '»r"r r ’ 0, ' ee,18lj, "' < ”,Greene barren enmity.^ 1 T D,,nol '«''. Warrenlon, Twentieth ihjfnrt—Bklihvln, Hnneock, Wasli ! Quilinn, Miljedgeville, Baldwin county; E M Clmpm, S|wtii, Hancock county. J went,/. .Wet /WiiW-Twiggs, Wilkinsoh, a'7 "’"V“ Gibson, Gordon, Twiggs conn , A E Hill, liwintun,.Wilkinson Coimly. lwent//-,\eaiul Dis/rirt—Hibii, Monroe, Pike.— ' Milner’s Station, Pike county; AE designated, will bo unable U> take the test oath above mentioned. Blank forms of these oaths will be sent to the appointees at once, and on bc’- to<f ex fto. led “ml returned to the Suporintend- itsot State registration, their commissions as Registers will be issued,- and iofwarded to them linmedintoly. IV- V drdor i 0 secure a full registration of vo- crawl is determined to fix the compensation of Registers according to the general rule adopted ! l toking tho ccusus. In this cities, the compen- tmn is fixed at fi I toon cents for each recorded voter; in tho most sparsely settled counties and districts, at fiirtv cents per voter. The compen sation will lie graduated between these limits according to Iho density of the population, and’ the facilities ol communication. Ten cents per mile will lie allowed for transportation ot Regis ters oil the lines of railroads or steamboats, and live cents per mile, when travel is done on rail roads and steamboats. V. H is hereby made the duty of all Registers, and they will bo expected to perlorm it strictly, to explain to all persons, who have not licreto- torc nn.ipyy, 1 iho rl«1it ofoultragn, wliat nro their Marshall, Forsyth, Monroe county. -n ^ hird iOiHtrht-—Houston, Crawlbrd e.:! yl . ur - 1 ;°^7 Maddox, Fort Valley, Houston uiuiity; A fit Danielly, Knoxville, Crawford couuly. 7leenij/-h'ourlk District—Marion, Chattnhoo- ohee, Muscogee.—John VV Ducr, Columbus, Muscogee county; Slaton Henley, Coiumhus Muscogee, county. ’ Atlanta AdvertlsomcntB. S ELF-FASTENING WROUGHT IRON BUCKLE TIE COTTON BALES. ffi Twenty-fifth, bietnet.—Harris, Upson, Talbot lir-V,. ' x[<to y. Pleasant, Talbot county ■ n VVilbanis G*. o. West Point,) Harris comity. Teenly-fixth District.-Spalding, Butts, Fay- Ttniia ltuV \ • Tal !', us IJ - Willis, Indian Springs, !llTc,mn!l y i Ge0rg ° Warc ' Eayctteville, Fay- CHAS, G. JOHNSEN, Sole Proprietor, No. 14 Union Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. etlo county. r ^ lr ‘ ct —Newton, Walton, t - ltev . W- J - Covington, Newton IXAIl, ir .1 ' V , . '? ... htjri , W I I14w (IrO 11 If II political rights and privileges, and the necessity reversing them upon nil proper occasions. the list °| voters, for the precinct or ward iii uhich he resides ;,anfl in cases where voters Acquittal of Col. II. M. Ashby.—The fol lowing information, which we find in the Nash ville Union and Dispatch, will be grntelully re ceived by the many friends and acquaintances o( the gentleman spoken of: palace. I lie royal residence lmd been placed in e Sultan, a statu of complete preparation lor the and will be occupied by him during ids stay i London. Flour.—A New York paper of the 14th says: Prices of flour have taken another upward turn. Family flours have advanced uemiyor quite a dollar a barrel in the past three days. The me dium grades are fifty cents higher, and some grades of wheat have advanced twenty cents per bushel. This course of prices seems to be due to the lact that receipts of Southern wheat have thus far fallen far below expectations—amount ing to only a few hundred bushels daily, while the stock of the better grades of flour and wheat have been reduced to a very small compass. Off for Mexico.—Information lias been re ceived at Sheridan’s headquarters that a party of one hundred filibusters, among them some hall dozen deserters from the United States army, have left New Orleans within a day or two, des tined lor Mexico. It is known that they liuve not gone direct to the Bio Grande, and it is sur mised that they go via Havana. The iuformn tion is not, however, regarded as unquestionable. If any party has left, it is reported tlmt it has been done under the cover of emigration to British Honduras. ,' VBar ? Kcatilied to announce that the trial of ,, .V M Clinton, Anderson county, result- cd on the lull instant,on a base charge ol crimes committed uurmir the war in Ma iir»nr,r.o»i« , durin S Hie wnr, in his honorabie’ac- qmttul. Iho accused was arrested last winter and east into a dungeon, and had some difficulty .bum* admitted to hail. The Slate made an in er failure in ds testimony. The chief prose- ciiling witness was wholly discredited. The evidence of his innocence was complete, and men ol all parties approve the verdict. Dn. l,iviH«m».v».M iviavis.—ur. Livingstone, the African explorer, is alive and well. The ’Times, of India, in an extra issued June 14th, published the following letter from South Africa: One of the missing Sepoys, 21st regiment na tive infantry, or marine battalion, who accom panied t)r. Livingstone’s expedition, returned this day to Zanzibar. News has been received li'om the Doctor. He was alive and well, and the havildar, 21st regiment of native in- luntry or marine battalion, and the Nassick boys were with him. S. Thacker, Comd’g 21st regiment native infantry. I - , , , > •*» vuolo vyuuiu voters have been unable to register, whilst the Boards oi KCLristration wnr« in wnr,i n county. ira^iDistricts-,Jasper, Putnam, Mor gan— Dr. hraukhn George, Slmdy Dale, Jasner county; Lucius PCampbell, Morgan county. J'wnly.Ninth District-Wilkes, Lincoln; Uo- Leitner, Berzelia, Columbia comity' D ° Gutting, Washington, Wilkes ’thirtieth District—Oglethorpe, Madison, El bert—Joseph McWhorter, Biiirdslown, Ogle- t » 1 I ? r i , « county; Amos U Ackerman, Elberton. Libert ebunty. ’ TMrty-Einl District-Hart, Franklin, Ilaher- sliam—Nathan Gunnells, Bold Spring, Franklin county’ do ' m G.Ghnrch, Clarksville, Flahersham Thirty-Second Dish-id— While, Iaimpkin, l >aw- s°n James L Baird, Dawsonvillc, Dawson County,’ >r J IIarvi!y ' Gahionega, Lumpkin Thirty- Thii Insert the hoop in the slot, and draw It tight a- round the bale. frinrameri& th tt.;a'Sm S , fastenin SI >>>• this method are in imiRLmeniH, and will be prosecuted at law as biicIi. Subscription and Advertising Rates. ITEOMS OV lUMCBirTION. Daily, <>vr month $l Id Dally,{wcl'-u months... 10 00.. Weekly, sk; months : 2 0o j Weekly, one year 3 1/0 / Single copies at the con ater lef Single copies to Rows Jtoys and Agents. SI. and for each subsequent Insertion 00 cents. Republican Hotel.—A aumber of capital ists in Washington, who have grown rich by the fat jobs of the war, contcmplato the erection of a mammoth hotel on Pennsylvania avenue, i some other prominent street, to be called the Re publican hotel, and, as its name indicates, to be the headquarters of Republican Congressmen und Republicans generally who visit the national capital. They have sent a circular to all the Re publican Congressmen asking them to pledge their patronage and influence to tho hotel. , Another War in Europe Threatened.— Trouble is brewing again between France and Prussia. In defiance of tho treaty of London, M. do Bismarck, it would seem, intends to re build the fortifications of Mnntlouis sur Moselle, originally constructed by Vaubau, and which Louis XtV. was compelled to dismantle by the treaty ot Ityswick. Montlouis would he more threatening to France than Luxemburg. Its re construction would account for the readiness with which Prussia abandoned the latter. It is difficult to believe that France will allow Prussia to carry out her designs without saying a word. The Cincinnati Comxiercial.—Some mem bers of tho House who have read the letter of “Mack” in in the Cincinnati Commercial, assert ing that members receive consideration in one form or the other for their votes on measures before Congress, are threatening to ask the appointment ot a commission of inquiry. The author of the letter says lie is prepared to furn ish the “persons and papers” to establish the truth of liis allegations. Sprouts and Briers.—July ami August arc tlie best months for grubbing up sprouts and briars, many ol which, if cut down now will <lie, that would spring up immediately if cut uny other season. if new lands are to he cleared, it is a good time to cut down the undergrowth, too small lor lencing purposes so as to let tho bush dry. The sprouts are leas likely to give trouble, and all work done at the leisure tiino after laying by, is so much saved next winter. Texas.—The Texas papers speak of a general disposition among the farmers of that State to lessen the quantity and improve the quality of the land they cultivate. This change is caused by the scarcity of lubor, which leads to improved cultivation and an increase ol production lroin a given quantity ot land. Tho improvement in the system of cultivation in Texas will ultimate ly extend to all parts of tho South. Journalistic Accuracy.—A French journal gives an amusing illustration ol the lamiliar truth that “ accounts djflor.” By careful study of the Cretuu dispatches it has ascertained that the total loss of tho Turks, during the present in surrection, lias been 1,500,000 men ; oftho insur gents 40 men. A similar computation, founded ii|>on the Turkish dispatches, gives a Cretan loss of 8,000,000 men at tho lowest figure, against a Turkish loss of five. Base Ball.—From the following, (which wo find in nn exchange,) it will he Been that the “Base Ball lever” is finding its “natural bend:” “The lunatics of llurtford have challenged those of tho Worcester Asylum, Massachusetts, t» a match game of base ball, to he played at It is ton Corners, next fall. General Daniel ITntt hits consented to act os umpire.” Intebestinu Railroad Incident.—A wo man gave birth to a child one day lost week in a street car in New Orleans. All the passengers vamosed except two gullunt old bachelors, who had weathered many a storm. The Crescent proposes that U the child Is a boy, he be called G»-car; it a girl, Car-o-line, A Bad Rad.—A Radical chap, hailing from Portland, Me., named Frank Dow, lias been seeking Ids fortune in Nashville lor some tiino. Failing lo find it though, lie borrowed a dia mond ring one day last week from a member ol the Hook and Ladder Company, nnd, packing Ids immense baggage in a diugy old carpet-hag, suddenly removed witli the ring. He can learn something lo his interest liy sending Ids address to tho Chief o( Police. “Kekuino her Word.”—Miss Caroline Brew er, aged about seventy years, died in the Alms house in Portland, Maine, on the 28th ult. She lmd been an inmate of the house for the last thirty years, and had not spoken a word in all that time. Having been disappointed in love in early lifo she mado a vow never to speak another word, and she religiously kept her vow till her touguc was paralysed in death. Terrible Disease alono the Yazoo.—A terrible disease, similar to the cholera, 1ms broken out among the freedmen on the plantations along the Yazoo river nud in the lower part of Carroll county, Mississippi. It lias every appear ance ol cholera, hut is confined entirely to the negro population. Eleven of the latter had died within a few days on one plantation, and lesser numbers on others, whilst many of tho negroes are dangerously sick. Blight Mistake.—'The Marietta (Ohio) Reg ister tells a story of a lady who mistook a paper of coarse blasting powder, which had been “laid up on tlie the shelf,” ior onion seed, and threw it into tho cookiug stove. Consequence ; Her stove was in divers pieces, “lying around loose;” her kitchen wiuilow out, nud herself luckily a good deal more frightened than injured. Bho didn’t want anything said about it. Foolish Boy.—A young man residing in Jeller- son county, Vu., haviug tried long nnd vainly to impress his image on tho heart of a gay young makleu, shot himself Sunday week through tho head with a pistol, und is not expected to live.— lie is only nineteen years ol age. We warrant he feels worse about it than tho girl does. .. were in tho wards or precincts, where such voters live, opportunity will bo given to register at the county scats ol their respective coun ties, at a specified time, of which duo notice will ho given; but tlie names of all voters, thus registered, will be placed on tlie lists of voters of their respective precincts. VII. The Boards of Registration will give due notice, so tlmt it may reach ail persons entitled to register, ol tlie date when they will bo in each election precinct; tlie time they will spend in it- and tlie place where tlie registration will bo made ; and upon tho completion of tlie registra- Hon ior each county, the Board of Registration will give notice tlmt they will bo present, for three successive days at the county scat ot sucli county, to register such voters, as have failed to register, or been prevented from registering in their respective precincts, and to hear cvidenco in the cases of voters, rejected by the Registers in tho several precincts, who may desire to pre sent testimony in their own bohalf. VIII. Unless otherwise instructed hereafter, Hoards oi Registration arc directed, in determin- |n g whether applicants to register are legally qniihfied to hold that tho terms “executive and judicial, hi the act of Congress of March 28 181)7, comprise all persons whomsoever, who have held office under the Executive, or Judicial Departments ol tlie State, or National Govern ment—in other words, all officers not legislative, which last are also excluded by tlie act. Per sons wlio apply to register, hut who are consid- e required ’oiAlq wViii'Ii','wTUi'tluj^ob jections of tlie board, will he held for adjudica tion hereafter. IX. Tho lists of registered voters, ior each of the precincts, will he exposed in some put,lie place in tlmt precinct, for ten coiiBCcutivo duys, at some time subsequent to tlie completion oi tlie registration for eacli county, and before any elec tion is held, in order tlmt all supposed eases of fraudulent registration nmy be thoroughly inves tigated. Due notice will be given and provision made lor the time and place ior the examination and settlement of such cases. X. Blank books of oaths, required to he tnken by voters, nnd blank registration lists, as also full and detailed instructions for the performance of their duties, will be at once forwarded to the Boards of Registration, appointed in this order, and it is enjoined upon these boards tlmt they proceed to complete the registration with all en ergy und dispatch. XI. The detailed instructions to Registers will designate the member of each board who shall be its President. XII. Violence or threats of violence, or any other oppressive menus to prevent any person from registering his numo, or exercising his po litical rights, arc positively prohibited; and it is distinctly announced tlmt no contract or agree ment with laborers, which deprives them of their wages lor any longer time than that actually con sumed in registering or voting, will be permitted to be enforced against them in this district; and this olleuse, or any previously mentioned in this paragraph, will cause the immediate arrest of the otlendcr and his trial before a military com mission. XIII. Tlie exercise of the right ot every duly authorized voter, under tho late acts of Congress, to register and vote, is guaranteed by the mili tary authorities of this district; nnd all persons whomsoever are warned against any attempt to intcrlere to prevent any man from exercising this right, under any pretext whatever, other than objection by the usual legal mode. XIV. In case of any disturbance, or violence at the places ol registration, or any molestation, of Registers or ol applicants to register, the Board ot Registration will cull upon tlie local civil authorities for a police force, or a posse to arrest the olfenders and preserve quiet, or, il necessary, upon tlie nearest military authorities, wlio are hereby instructed to lurnish tlie neces sary aid. Any civil officials who refuse, or who fail to protect Registers, or applicants to register, will lie reported to the headquarters of the officer commanding in the State, who will arrest such delinquents, and send charges against them to these headquarters, tlmt they nmy he brought before a military commission. XV. Tlie following appointments ol Registers are hereby made: iiiril Ihstrict,- -lfall, Banks, Jackson vis, Jeflerson, Jackson cou Dummgan, Gainesville, Hall county. 1 tarty-Fourth District.—Gwinnett, DeKalb Henry—It M Clarke, Flat Rock, Hour = 2^r~ When Iho lever of Hie press is raised the lie will fasten ilsolf l,y I he out ward pressure of Hie hale. James Walker, Decatur,’’DeKalb cou'nH-. CnUUty: Z iLirtn. <u . HI!’ J | J ■V1XIIIII LIHIIItY, 1 larty-Fifth Dizti'ict.—Uhiyum, Fulton, Cobb —Alcnry (j Cole, Marietta, (Jobb county: C W I jIH* .IftimulirAr/a* Ola..!,... i.. J ' Gee, Jonesboro', Clayton county. 1 hirtu-Bixth District.—Meriwetl 1 hirty-uixlli District.—Meriwether, Coweta Campbell—Davis C Grcslmm, Greenville, Meri wether county; Jeff R Smith, Ncwnnn, Coweta county. Thirty-Seventh District.—Troup, Heard, Car- roll Henry W McDaniel, Bowden, Carroll “''toy! B H Richards, LaGrauge, Troup county. /'/l1 vtlt- H’.tnh th 71.’.,/...V.i I I ... I TV 'll T. Thirty-Eighth District.—Haralson, Polk Paul ding—William Brock, Buchanan, Haralson SI A f|'Ll II l\„n _ IS ■ .. C01 'toy; 8 A Tidwell, Dallas, Puidding county. 1 hitty-Nmth District.—Cherokee Miltnn ■jyHi—11 V Daniel, Canton, Cherokee county- 5.1S& Gumming, Forsylh county. District.—Cherokee, Milton, For- lid. Canton. Cheroknn rnnntv. fortiethUnion, Towns, Rabun—J for- £ CC W Cannon, Clayton, Rabun county; .John liiitt, Blairsvillo, Union county. Eortii-First District.—Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens —D. E. Slagle, Eiijay, Gilmer county; William 1'rankhn Morganton, Fannin county. 1’or!y-Second District.—Bartow, Floyd, Chat tooga, Wesley Shropshire, Dlrltown, Chattooga county; W L Goodwin, Cartersville, Bartow county, Forty-Third District.-Murray, Whitfield, Gor don-W P I- ams^vorti^^ruje, Mw.wn lIie V Bbove SOl ° A!?cnl9 ’ nnJ pret'nrcil to fill orders for Self-Fastouing Wrought Iron Buckle Tie, D. II. DAVIES & CO., Commission Merchants, LohIbvIHo, Kentucky. W. II. D1X, KENTUCKY PLANING MILL 1>00R, num, AND 8A8U MANUFACTURER, And Dealer jn all kindB or Building Lumber, Rough and Dressed, ninth stiiebt, neaii Broadway, LOUISVILLE, KENfCClt V. J. R. BOS TWICE, WHOLESALE GROCER —AND— Commission UMerclaant, No. I Cranito Block, Broad St., (AD.miNINU TUB RAILROAD,) ATLANTA, - - - - B. F. MOORE. - GEORGIA P. FLEMING. CLAUDIUS DUVALL. CIIAS. KBTCUUH. A. A, QUABBDra* ervAiL, itetciicm & eo#i Importers and Dealers in CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Curtain Materials and Shades, HOUSE LINENS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 75 Main Street, above Third LOUISVILLE, ICY. J012—lm 1 • J. S. MORRIS 8l SONS, WHOLESALE DKALEJW IN Drugs and Fancy Goods, 151 Mali, Stroot, bet. Fourth and Firth, Jrnr ,u - IN STOICi; AMI TO ARItIVEl county; Dr. ‘""Forly-Fourth District.—Walker, Dade, Catoosa — W J Henry, Ringgold, Catoosa county; Tho mas nl Phipps, LaFnyette, Walker county. STATE OF QEORGTA. First District.—Chatham, Bryan, Effingham— 8 1) Dickson, W P Young, Savannah. Second District.—-Liberty, Tutnall, McIntosh— James Balm, Liberty county, (GrayUnvu P. O., Effingham county,) T P Pease, Darien, McIntosh county. Third District.—Wayne, Pierce, Appling— Geo G Dodge,No 0, A & G It R, Waynecouuty; G II Mitchell, (Savannah I* O) Appling county. Fourth District.—Glynn, Camden, Charlton— James M Coleman, Brunswick, Glynn county; G V Demurest, Jeflerson, Camden county. Fifth District.—Codec, Ware, Clinch—C P Jones, Tebenuville, Ware county. Sixth District.—Echols, Lowndes, Berrien— Alvin B Clarke, Valdosta, Lowndes county; A Marochctti, Valdosta, Lowndes couuty. Seventh District.—Brooks, Thomas, Colquitt— J R Alexander, Thomasville, Thomas county; • Lyons, (care Capt White, Thomasville) Col quitt county. Eighth District,—Decatur, Mitchell, Miller— Andrew Clarke, Camilla, Mitchell county; S P Allison, Bainhridge, Decatur couuty. Ninth District.—Early, Calhoun, Baker—B. F. Brimhery, Newton, Baker comity; II. C. Fryer, Blakely, Early county. Tenth District.—Dougherty, Lee, Worth—D. C. Bancroft, Stnrksvillo, Leo county; F. O. Welch, Albany, Dougherty county. Eleventh District.—Clay, liandolpli, Terrell— David Jones, Fort Gaines, Clay couuty; S A Iluril, Cutlibort, Randolph county. Tivelfth District.—Stewart, Webster, Quitman Samuel T Bcdiugficld, Lumpkin, Stewart SPECIAL BOARDS FOR CITIKS. Savannah City Board—Henry S Wetmore, Dr J W Cliil, Savannah. Augusta City iWd-Snnuiel Levy, B Augusta. Hall. Macon City Board-C T Ward, Elijah Bond Macon, Columbus City Board—'Thos S Tuggle, CW Chapman, Columbus. Atlanta City Board—Dr Joseph Thompson, NX) roiunB Wrnpping Paper, &00 poundB Suiid’, lf» half barrels Mackerel, IT. quarter barrels Mackerel fXXXJ bushels Corn, HXXXI pounds Macon 2600 pou ud« Lord, 100 harreln Hutrar, SB tegTSyrup, as in- 75 bags Coffee, SO kegs Cider Vinegar, 20 kegs Soda, 10 barrels Cider Vinegar, 50 kegB Nailrf, 50 boxea Candy—assorted, 50 boxeu Candle^ 50 hoxea Crackers—ass’t’d, 51) boxes Babbitt’i* Soap, 60 boxes Colgate’s Soap, 60 boxes Smoketf. Herring 50 gross Mason's Blacking T M Robinson. By Command oi Brevet Major General Pope. G. k. Sanderson, Capt. 38d Infantry, and A. A. A. G. MORE LIFE! 5(H) bags Table Salt, SO dozen Buckets, 20 cnees Petroleum, 60 cases Pickles, 25 cases Preserve*, 25 cases Jolly, 20 cases Oysters, 10 cases Sardines, li) cases Lobsters, 10 cases Salmon, Pigs, Kaisins 10 dozen Well Buckets. 20 neBte Tubs, 50 cases Clininpagno Cider, 10 cases C. A. Cider, 26 cases Imp. Ale, 25 cases Brown Stout, 5 cases Prunes, 5 cases Olive Oil, UN) cases Assorted Liquors, 20 cases Cod Pish, ’ifrou, Currants, Almonds, BREEDEN & BRADLEY, lumber merchants, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c. —ALSO— 1 AO KINO BOXES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Jd9—-tin I.OinsVILI,If, KY. BRIDCEFOR D CO., Lonisyillc stove, Grate, and Hollow Warc m Tin I’latn, Itlock Tin, Wire, Lead Tl,more' tools nud Machines, Pressed nnd Japanned \Vnrc, Jtc., West Hide Sixth street, botw •wqjuoui 8 s s m 8 S S X 8 3 1 50 00 8 S 65 00 9000 8 8 § » S 8 8 O o 8 8 8 8 8 8 •sqinoui g O a ?! p, 8 $ 8 g 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 •qinora x s 8 a 8 8 8 8 S S 8 8 8 8 8 8 •soinn tl O V* H a 8 8 S s 8 8 8 •soran 9 tf* o 3 51 8 8 8 8 8 8 •8omi; g H* O £ 8 8 8 8 8 8 •sauij; j» •ft *° t- © 2 E ’satirpt 8 8 8 8 8 S 8 H* »!• <o CO © J? •uouihb 8 8 8 8 8 8 *• 03 ■omni 8 8 g 8 8 8 1 £ 8 8 X. « •HOJBUbfl J special Notices, 2t oents per line first Insertion, and 10 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Advertisements inserted ftt intervals to be charged as •W fihl<h IiRiirf inn new each insertion. Advertisements ordered to remain on any particular he money for advertising considered due after first Insertion. <■ ^ communications or letters on business intended toi tins office should be addressed to “The Atlanta Intelli gencer.” JAItflD IRWIN WHITAKKA, Proprietor. RAILROAD GUIDE Ctoorgla ltallroud. E. W. COLE, Suimrtnlcnde DAY TABSKNOKB TRAIN. .5.00 A. M Leave Atlanta at . Arrive at Angnrtn A’ .TA , Leave Augusta aL .'".V 6 li IA ... Arrive at Atlanta O OUPM (No trains run on Sunday.) NIU1IT I'ASHKNUKH TRAIN. 7.15 P. M I -cave Atlanta Aj-rivc at Augusta Arrive Vka. m Atlanta * We*t-JPoliit Rnllroait. L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. DAY PASSENGKR TRAIN—OUTWAnD. .cave Atlanta ,, „ Arrive at Wc B t Point !! lu ixi A ' m Leave Westndn't" 8 ' 1 ' ' Arrive at Atlanta ..." """11J| g Montgomery & Went-Point Knllroad. DANIEL II. CHAM, £uj)erlnf*ndent. DAY TRAIN, mrnm i>rv Arrive at > Leave Montgomery.... A —« a 7.25 A. M Arrive at Montgomery.... Leave Opelika * * * .>- . • „• Arrivo at Columbus i rSt £’ m Leave Columbus <»i ’ Arrive at Opelika ’ 11.35 a M Macon dc Weatern ltullroad, US. B. WALKKK, Superintendent. DAY FASSENUKIt TRAIN. Leave Macon Arrivo at Atlanta Leave Atlanta.... Wen ter,1 & Atlantic Ilalliuad. CAMPBELL WALLACES, Superintendent. NiailT EXPRESS FA88KNUER TRAfN—DAILY Leave Atlanta Arrive at Chattanooga. Leave Chattanooga. Arrivo at Dalton.....,’,*. Arrive at Atlanta ’.7.7. DAY PASSE Leavo Atlanta.. e * co| ’^““4ays. Leavo Dalton 7.00 P. M 4.10 A. M 4.30 P. M 7.50 P. M 1.41 A. W live Dalton..., Arrive at Chattanooga J' 5*JJ Leave Chattanooga... *'• " Arrive at AtlanDi ;-’ *v A -M .15.05 P. M Jel Main and River, LOUISVILLE, KENTIWK V. JOHN B. MelLVAIN & SON, OMMI88ION Nl UHCHANT8 AND Wholesale Dealers in Flour ami Whisky, 21 and 22 Second street, bet. Main and River, LOUISVILLE, Walnuts, Filberts, Rope nprl8—3m Twine, Chewing Tobacco, A * - - KENTUCKY. All grudes of Whisky, (in lei 2 lm LKEAT SO 11 Til H 1C !)||!sir IKOVJ.SK l ! J® o tj i js ; r i: x p p, ItAQUj Arrive at Atlanta..! DALTON ACCOMMODATION TliAIN. ImwMMt... —!’ 1 - .*73 p. m Arrive at Atlanta... Ulnll Stage Line from Atlanta to l>uli- lonega. Leave Atlanta Monday, Wednesday and Friday.. .G A. M. Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Naturday 71‘. M. Don’t Wash Another Week Without Buying —THE— GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE! IIAHL'M LT JV1V ERHAli WASHING MACHINE!! W HOLESALE ami Retail DeaL. . ruino-. Cabin, t Organs, Melodi ous, and all kinds of Musical M • dise, and Publisher of Music. Ca ol music and price liwl of in^lrnun plication, Address JUST RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE LIVE DRUG- STORE: 500 LBS. No. 1 SPANISH FLOAT INDIGO, 1500 pounds best Madder, 10000 pounds White Lead—all grades, 500 boxes French Window Glass, 2000 pounds beat Putty, 10 barrels English Copperas, 2<X) pounds Quick Silver, 20 casks Bi. Garb. Soda, 100 Swedish Leeches. FAINS & PARROTT, ! WHOLESALE GROCERS — AND — Commission Merchants, 02 and Ol JetTe LOUTS TRIPP, son St., Louisville, Ky. yPECLlL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. I ’’waste f elt ?f d “ ck "°wMged that a Washing «. .MnrU'no would yet he invented that would bo elm- Machines nil.-, cheap, and more effective than any of tho 1 l> ff cl0 . f0 ”P««rc4 IJ'» public. Such a MachlneTs now off i-red without fear of competition. J' 1 , 1 . 1 with a Machine than x <an do without It. It will wash five dirtv shin. foni- 1 to o'felTmli’iit'f 8 a . n M collar8 ) perfectly cic-an in from lour to eight minutes—thls we guarantee, or no sn CIIAS. II. SCIIICKEIiANTZ. j. p. SEWELL. 9CHICKEDANTZ & SEWELL, ghain dj-jalkiis, Produce and Commission Merchants, ’ n Main and Market, - - - KENTUCKY. nd Street, betw LOUISVILLE, O IV HAND: All kiuds of Paint, Oils, Machine Oils, Burning oils Tannora'Oils, and Varnishes. As purenn assort ment of pure Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods, Perfumeries, Combs and Brushes, Patent Medicines, Ac., ,Y<-„ &c„ :an he tonnd this side of Now York; all of which we oiler very low, ftp- cash. Wo are giving special attention to our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Which is ORAN A T ALL //OURS. Prescriptions care fully and neatly Oiled at uny hour of the night- no dlsan- polutmcnt. The famous county; Travis Usher, Lumpkin, Stewart co. Thirteenth District.—Sumter, Schley, Macon — Kmkhson Etiibkiduk.—Some of the more sanguine of the Conservatives in Tennessee have Strong hopes of Brownlow’s defeat by Klberldgc. We trust their expectations may be realized.— The election will occur on the first Thursday in August. W A Wilson, Americus, Sumter couuty; Juaies C Lloyd, Marshallsville, Silicon county. /fourteenth District.—Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski —Michael O’Brien, Hawkinsville, Fnlaski coun ty ; Simon P Odin, Drayton, Dooly county. Fifteenth District.—Montgomery, Tellair, Ir win—No appointments. Sixteenth District.—Laurens, Johnson, Emanu el—Dr Nathan Tucker, Sr., Dublin, Laurens ARCTIC SODA FOUNT Is still dispensing its sparkling waters and pure svriips, and receiving tlie daily compliment <>r all dally the Ladies, whose superior taste is universal superior taste is universally ... Call and try it for yourself. Buy Tickets PEACH-TREE /STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 4*0 C ’ AMK8 JtAC0N ~ H °S Round. For sale liy FAINS & PARROTT FAINS & PARROTT. PliOUIt. 200 BARRELS Good, Extra, and Buperfino Flour FAINS & PARROTT. C’OFFBE. 50 COFFEE—Good to Prime. For sal FAINS & PARROTT. SUGARS. 40 BARRELS Refined A, B, C, and Crushed Sugars, 10 hhds Cuba and Damira Sugars—n choice article. Xu VI MIC CHEESE AND 1A, nntl Out, BUTTER. Fish, Fancy Meats, & Produce Generally, No. 41 Fourth Street,'between Main amt River, MiniSVIl.U!, K UNTUCK V. Jell—lm k Commission Merchants, ANI> DEALERS IN ORAIN, BACON, LARD, FLOUR, oi i. - , auerenloe, or no sale’ -d. it ri.-ipilros no skill to operate it, ns a girl la years ONE HOUR| U " Ati,,ma > rtot-'H DOZEN PIECE'S IN .id. it takes at least one-third less soap, and will Dttv for teoir every year In the saving of clothing as i t icu w’ilMont"h C r™ld a nL , ‘"/^ hri pM Umt '" lnk mi's ran he wished wimont lirt.iuing—something no other machine am do sen tii'eiu'at“ CtUr “ 110,6il “ c “ incs to this place, and sliali TE1V DOLLARS, ' l ' 0 ®*"’, e ,P rl “ they are srdd for in New York. There Is f ■ w -n' ih'.*‘m 1 " 1,10 0,1 to* market that can bo bought , 5 * to* “totiey, und no Machine that will com- p< « Willi It in the performance of its wor . licse MachinoB are on exhibition in this citv at the Z cent N v 80N *KtoIOLS WI,| t eha|l,t r eet y ’ thc u',' iS ^LY owns the Patent flight for this remarkable M ichiuo in all the Southern Slates. Liberalhiducemenis will be offered to gentlemen desiring tlie exclusive right til sell these Machines in couutleB and district*, or states i all on, or address, D. S. UENTLY A o5“ , »l*a B|lon tol» Patent lUghtVtll'be 7 7 V*i M cordln K to " lw « *my one giving lutorma- tion of tlie same, will be liberally rewarded. il Great Labor-,Saviuff Machine. hidmd n l r > «! l ii^nS i f( n i a c,ll ?J“ 9 of Koine, would say, In •u hall of Hall h Universal Washing Machine.” after full di rabl'inv of’ti,J.“U ift,? 01 **!?' L ‘ nlUo " " r , 'to cheapness, the am (WililiiMachine, tin-ease and quickness of me- ! ’, riif.it lnt coffRlrcd, nnd tlie protec piddle Ul e clothes, would recommend It |to a generous (1. W. F. I.AMPKIN, SAM. F. POWEHS, JOHN W. NOHLE, J. J. COIIEN. Atlanta, May 7,18D7. P. M. BIIEIBLY, .1 A. STKWAUT, WM. WEST, JAMES NOBLE, Sn., 1 bought tho first “Hall’< MOLASSES. OK 11AUUELS NEW OltLEANS MOLASSES, ltEDWINK & FOX, Corner Whitehall aud lli'mu-r streets, Atlanta. Georgia. M. & J. HIRSH, W llOlOHlllO and Retail CLOTHING EMPORIUM Whitehall Street, (ADJOINING DAVID MAVEIl's Atlanta, Georgia, >LD STAND,) K EEP constantly anew and splendid assortment of MEN’S, BOY’S, and YOUTH’S CLOTHING, and a general stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Good*- 1IAT8, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ac., all or OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, Giving us the advantage of selling cheaper than any other tage oi selling cbeapci establishment of the kind this side of New York. Tho wholesale trade, or merchants from thcconntry can be supplied at our Establishment, and a liberal dis count allowed them. apr!7—3m SLATE ROOFING, Of the Georgia Slate Mines. mills, at the greatly reduced prices, is now the cheap- JL est Fire-Proof Roofing used, cottiny Us* t/uin Tin. We aro prepared to deliver in any quantity, at any mo- We are prepared lent, or tc * Je8S—lm any quantity, at any mo- jof GLENN, Sole Agents. CHEWAKLA LIME, From Leo County, Alabama. rj^HK most superior Lime made in the South, to be had In any quautity at our ware houso, or delivered by car-loads to any point desired, at greatly reduced prices. Je28-lw GLENN, WIUGIfr A CARR, Agents. 10 hogsheads Now Crop Cuba Molasses. 10 barrels New York Golden Syrup, 6 half barrels New York Golden Syrup, 10 barrels Extra Choice Heavy Syrup— ve FAINS A r WoHtorn I*rodu<*o Gronernllj' OLD STAND, Formerly Theater, now Pluenix Building, ATLANTA, «A „ ,—iy7,lWi7. Patent Universal Washing . q . and am now using It to my mract sn isfartlon, and nttoinmeud Rio all as at Libor-Saving Mnchiue. DICCATrIt ST., -very fine. •ARuorr. CANDLES. 'I tA WHOLE, Half, nnd Quarter Boxes Candles. JFor sale by FAINS & PARROTT. FISH. rj g HALF BARRELS Mackerel and White Fish. 25 kits Mackeral, 10 Whole barrels Mackerel. Also, a general aud complete stock of STAPLE and FANCY (JrOCERIKS, which we oiler at the lowest mar ket prices for cash. _ ^ _ FAINS & PARROTT, apr.30—3m No. 7 Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. TIBBS HOUSE. By H. T. MARTIN, Dalton, Georgia, 1 111K nndersigned would respectfully aunounce to his patrons aud the public that ho has recently oneueO patrons aud the public that ho has recently oiiened a large, elegant, aud commodious Hotel, newly furnish- od, for the reception of boarders and transient custom. 7 he pleasure-seekers or invalids, or {arsons desirous of spending the summer months In a healthy locality, of pure water, fresh air. free from the malaria so common to tbo low country, will find it to their advantage to seek the Tilths House. The tables are kept in the style of tho first-class hotels of our country, abundant with every delicacy ami luxury of the season. Every attention is given to Itoardera—no thing withheld that would contribute to tbelr enjoyment or rnmfnrt. In nHiilllnn to thla tin. II.,,..I i- x■ have n^niu catahiishevt ourselves in our former business, al tlie OLD STAND, aud b«B lo tender our ser vices lo former friends and tlie public generally. We have a large and commodious store, nud with our paBt experience and ample facilities, trust we shall receive and merit a liberal patronage. IN STOKE AND TO AHItlVli. 10000 BU8IIELS v °cy choice Tennessee Corn, dUUK) lbs Bacon—Sides, Shoulders, and Hams, WM. M. WILLIAMS & BUG, LIME, LIME. W E “to, 90 !? Agents for the sale of Kogcrs’ celebrated llirds-Kve Lime, and will coutinuc to keep rou- p eon- ties wanting good" Lime, wiit'fladlYtoUiirtr iu'teresUo “» us, oi eund us iholr order*. 11 WM. M. WILLIAMS & BIIO, or comfort. In addition to this, the Hotel is furnished with a fine Bpau of Horses and Carriage for the uccum modatluu ot its customers. Consult your interests, nnd give the Tibbs House > Jel8—lm call. WANTED. A SITUATION AS DISTILLER, by one who has itad an experience of TWENTY YEARS In the Distil k '7 hi'smes. and can give the best ot references. Apply at this offlea by mail or In person. jjb— 7 Just Received and now In Store. A LARGE lot of Round, Square, aud Flat Iron nnd nteel, which we offer upon terms that must suit purchaser.-. Alao, 17 tierces clioicu Hugur-C’urcd llama. W. M. WILLIAMS * BRO., Jol4^-c Commission Merchants. 50,000 ACRES OF PINE LAND WANTED. 1 HAVB an order from New York tor 60,000 acres of Wild Pine Laud iu Georgia. Pcnmna owuiug sucli lamia, who desire to have mo sell them, will please send me a correct description of the same with location Ac lowest cash price, aud condition of title. G. W„ ADAIR, Real Estate Agent, nmeml it to all asagrej Mils. CYNTHIA KILE. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Lot tlie Machine down Into a common wash tub. bv •totting ttotche. into tlie sides, for the journals to rest in, “•I" 1 ,K within one inch or the bottom or tho till) • fill wllhihot water nntil tho water covors thepohblcs iii J! “.“““'““‘wo took**! wot thc clothes i.i warm water (it is better to soak clothes over night,) than mb a little suit soap on all the dirty places; tlieu put the clothes into tho much juo wltii the pebbles, and always fill tin- nm- chine half full of clothes, sluiking them outastheyart* V illV t . , . ,en cIobg uji the door uud turn the crauk from ♦ii r t»?., t Si?» V f. a slow, steady motion un til the dirt is out; then run tnrongh a wringer; then l>oil ufinftVH\ th ,° cIot,lUH into tho machine . . ns Sft of Wttter; K lvo thtJ machine eight or ten turns and your clothes are ready for the bluiug water and thou hung out to dry. Never turn tho machine when empty of clothes, as it breaks tho stones. If any of tho pebbles become broken, pick them out. ^ S® 1 ?.!?* . „ Ti JOHNSON A ECIIOL8, Whiteimll Street, Atlanta, Ga. may:?—tiljanl PHILLIPS & rLANDEBS, Next to Dodd’s Corner, Whitehall Street. ^Y'OULD.respcctftilly call your attention to our VARIETY STOCR OF GOODS. from 10 to 20 cents nh.“7in? from 15 to 20 Ceuta in itiS 1 ?® fr °m 16 to 40 cents r lgured Muslins from 15 to 60 centc Kentucky Jeans f rom 25 to 60 cents c^™.v:.v;.v.:.v:;;v:.v:-;.-:nSSStS2^{: aud Table aottni. n * CO UrC8 “ tonens, Towolings In tho HARDWARE Department many articles for llousekeoiicrs, Uuildt-rs, ana Meciuuitcs. FURNITURE IN LARUE QUANTITY. Bedsteads Tables L to 111 Work Stands ’.',\\\\\\\\ Uorn * to Bar Iron.. M cents per pound Hfiuare Iron.. 5 cents per pound Band Iron. 6 cenu per pound Smoothing Irons: ?. 1 5 Andirous B cent, per pound j„P™ ■ : .at 7 cents per pound JfU- Whltohall Street, near tlie Railroad Crossing. AVM. L. HEN8LEB, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, ATLANTA, UEOHGIA. treoL*” m,3f U left wlUl H - Br «to»»U«r. Whitehall Mp9-lj
