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About The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1867)
gaaggaaga! o'he gaily |»tclUye«ecv. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Thursday MornlriR, July IS. 1807. Tur. members of Fulton Lutlgo will ntloml n meeting ot UieoWor tliia-evening- nt Odd Fel lows’ iiuii. , ^ Tor temperature In this locality lor some ditys bos been especially pleasant, mid nmre rc- sembllng tbo “ Indian Bummer" of which ro- manclsfa prate, than the solid, heated term in which the (log-star reigneth. Yesterday there was a delightful shower. HkchbtiutioK in the Fourth Ward yesterday stands: whiles, G7; colored, 89. Tho majority for tho blacks in that ward now stands at 237. Tuk Athens Waichnwn announces the death of William N. White, an old and respectable niti7.cn of that town, and at the time or his death, editor ot tho Southern Cultimtor, a popular agri cultural journal. Tiik attention of all persons within the cor- ]>omto limits is earnestly called to the subjoined resolution adopted by tho Board of Health, .fitly 15th| 1B67: Riwlml, That all owners and occupants o! lots are horoby requested to have their privies thoroughly cleansed, and kept in a healthy con dition ; and that tho Marshal is hereby required to see that this resolution is promptly and strictly complied with, In accordance with the city ordi nance on privies. Ciiaui.rs Pinckney, Secretary Board of Health. Thews was anothkh grand ball at “ Liberty Hall” on Tuesday evening, nud the pleasures of the occasion were not marred by any untoward occurrence until the close, when two enamored swains got into a dispute ns to which of them had the right to escort one of the ebon demoi selles in attendance to her home. The ditlcrencc of opinion on a nice point of etiquette drew the two into a warm discussion, the discussion drew them into blows, when the police interfered and drew them into the calaboose, which stands quite near “ Liberty Hall.” The damsel is said to have complacently witnessed the passago at arms between her two Cavaliers, and at its con clusion disappeared in the darkucss unattended. His Honor, we suppose, will adjust the matter tor them on Friday next. Revival at Wesley Chapel. We learn that a very interesting protracted meeting is being conducted at the above church !,y (lie lfav -T I* Duncan, who otUolntoo in the temporary absence of Mr. Harrison. Although tho revival has progressed for some time, the in terest is still unabnted, and the meetings will be epnlimied to-night,, and perhaps longer. Changed hid Base. W. Cutting- Esq., fbrmcrly of this city, ami well known from his connection with tho licop skirt manufactory of Wests, Cnroy & Bradley, of New \ork, has changed his baso and is now with S. D. Seluiylcr, 350 Canal etroot, N. Y., manufacturer of Cloaks and Mantidns, nnd im porter of trimmings, ornamonts, buttons, &c.— Mr. Cutting Is an oxtromcly clever gentleman, and will not only bo happy to seo his numerous lricmfa in this secliou when they visit Now York, hut will “show them the sights,” and put up bills of goods In his lino on ns reasonable terms ns tho snmo can ho had elsewhere in that great market. Our personal knowledge of Mr. Cutting war rants us hi saying this much, while of tho house in which ho is now interested wo are also pre pared to say that business is done strictly “on the square.” Bee notice elsewhere of a partner wanted. Tiik Pahiirs Outdonk.—TIio Princess, la the Fairy Tale, (1 roped pearls fromUicr mouth when she opened it, hut whouver uses that talisman of sclonco, Sozodont, will have a inoiitfal of pearls that will never drop out, darken, or decay. © 1 0(1 © 1 lid © 12 © 17 © 20 © © this Commercial Intelligence. Atlantn market. Thursday, July 18.—The Bacan stock is light, and in great demand at quotations below. Thoro is very little Corn In the market. We learn, however, that small re ceipts are oxpocted In a day or two. WHOLESALE TRICES. Corn.—White Corn, $ Mixed or Yellow Macon—Shoulders Plain llains Sugar-Cured Hams Clear Ribbed Sides Clear Sides Lard.—In Barrels In Kegs and Cans Virginia Salt.—Per sack Liverpool Salt ;j 05 lour.—New Family 13 GO ®13 00 Old Wheat, (geuerally unsound) 0 00 <&10 00 Small Grain.—Kye, per bushel ^ 0 00 ° rt *s © 1 00 Wheat 1 00 <a> 1 7B Uay, per cwt 1 BO <& 3 00 Financial. Exchange on Now York.-Buying at par; selling at Af premium. Gold.—Buying at 89 ceuts; selling at 11 cents. Silvor.—Buying at .‘10 Cents ; selling at 36 cents. Gold Bullion.—Buy lug at $1.35 per pennyweight. Gold Dust,—Buying at $1.15<g)$1.20 per pennyweight. GEORGIA. Buying. Marine Bank of (la 98 Bank of Pulton 45 Bank of Kmpiro State.. Augusta Ins. A, B. Co... City Bank of Angiistn.. Manufac’rs u'k of Macon 30 Northwestern Bank Merchants' Jb Planters “lantem’ Bank Bank of Columbus.... Atlanta nn Another Neon It. It appears that n certain political element in our midst arc making for Atlanta no very envia ble reputation abroad. For instance, a corres pondent writes to the New York Times as fol lows, and wc are pained to admit that there is some truth in bis statements. Kadical leagues tlo indeed flourish here to the extent ol ouc to every municipal ward, and many of our good citizens would lie astonished to know how pow erful they are becoming in tho hands ot a set ol unprincipled white men—many of them “ to the manor born," and others the veriest scum that the late sectional strife brought to the top, nnd which our otherwise highly respectable commu nity is now besmeared with. The correspon dent says: The confiscation preachers, lay and clerical, are making alarming headway with the colored brethren, and more particularly in this go-ahead town, where enterprise, license and lawlessness form a blissful and inseparable trinity. Here flourishes the hend-ceutcrs of Radical leagues, with branches in every nook and cranny ol the State. Here the most persistent efforts are made to prepate that “just and true field for tho exer cise of republican statesmanship" which Mr. B. Butler is anxious to secure; and here, too, the distinction which terrified Mr.Wado so much, lias made both black and white Radicals quite aghast with horror. Tittlebat Titmouse’s pro mised act of Parliament, “A hill In give every body everything," would be regarded here us llie embodiment of republican statesmanship, if it proviso'that "overybody” meant one who votes lor the Radical parly were added. High Rent.. Tliero is a general feeling in Ibis city that the present stringent times demand a reduction of rents, and we think not unreasonably, for our merchants are doing so little that the burden falls heavily upon them. Other mercantile commu nities have moved in the matter, and in C’olum bus the following was addressed to the landlords ol that city: The undersigned tenants have determined unanimously that the present rate of leuts paid for business houses is excessively higher than is justified by the present condition of financial and commercial affairs, and it is agreed that it is only necessary to respectfully call the attention of property holders to the necessity for it, in order to secure such an abatement as would be equita ble. That rents have been too high cannot he ques tioned, and it certainly needs no labored argu ment to prove that business men are less able to pay high rents now than formerly. If any have r, doubt of this, we would refer to the great re duction in income; none but property holders having any to report. The present is dark indeed; but the future shows nothing but gloom to the merchant. \V ith no profits for a yoar, and no hopes of auy in the immediate future, wc muet curtail our expenses, among the most important of which is house rent. There aro vacant houses which wo could se cure at much less rent than we are now paying, but wo have become identified with the houses we occupy, nnd desire, with lower rents, to pre serve that identity; hoping, with this prudent precaution, to pass safely through the approach ing financial storm, or that, perchance, it may happily blow away, and we may again he able to pay the rents which have been recently so re munerative to our landlords. Hoping to prevent Hie confusion which would result from a general removal from our present locations to cheaper houses now vacant, and about to become so; and, before adopting any of the other propositions which have been suggest ed to secure lower rents, wc the undersigned ten ants, would respectfully request our landlords and the properly holders in the city generally, to make, before Hie first of August, such equitable agreement with their tenants, for a reduction in rents for the coming year as will be just to the landlord, ami, at the same time, not burden some to tho tenant." New American Cyclopmdlm. A new book of this character is being edited by Geo. ltiplcy and Chits. A. Dana, anti pul lished by 1). Applclou A Co., of New York, anil will doubtless prove one of the most useful works ol the age. Every ono that reads, overy one that mingles in society, is constantly meeting with allusions to subjects on which farther infer mation is both needed and desired. In conver sation, in trade, in professional lifo, on the farm in tho family, practical questions are continually arising which no man, well read or not, can nl ways satisfactorily answer. If facilities for re ference aro at hand, they are consulted, and not only is the curiosity gratified, and tho stock of knowledge Increased, hut perhaps information is gained and ideas arc suggested that will di rectly contribute to the business success ot tho party concerned. Bucli a book is tho Encyclo paedia to which we rclor. It is a complete library in itself, anil will lie sold by suhsi only in this city, by the Rev. Win. Ill who will call upon our citizens, or who will r< reive subscriptions at the slore of tho Messrs. Richards, op Alabama street, llelcr to the ait vertisement tor farther particulars. Phillips & Chew are in receipt of Godey’t l.iuly'» Book, lor August, tho most popular magii •zine of the kind now published. It may be found ujkiii their counters tills morning, together with a host of light reading matter. T. B. Bosons will have an auction of family groceries this morning, at 10 o’clock. “ Uncle Billy Hill” will officiate in his usual eloquent style. Bunk of Mobile Eastern Bank of Ala.. Bank of Sulnia Commercial Bank 97 Bank of Middle Georgia 88 Bank of Athena 45 Bank of Anguata 50 Union Bank of Augusta r> Augusta Savings Hunk. li, Timber Cuttorn' Bank.. 2 Bank of Savannah 40 Bank ol tho State 14 Bank of Commerce .... 5 Meclianicri’ Bank :i Union Bank Bank of Chester 10 Bank of the State (old). Bank of Charleston Exchange Bank Merchants' (Cheraw)... Bank of Georgetown... "lantern’ Bunk lantern’& Mechanics’, is ALABAMA. . 951 Bank of Montgomery... 80 . 45 Central Bank r> . 20 Northern Bank no . 10| Southern Bank . 95 SOUTH CAROLINA. 60, People's Bank 45 Bank of Newberry 3.1 Bank of Hamburg Southwestern K.R.Bank 21 Farmers’& Exchange.. 1 Bank of Camden Bank of S. C Stato Bank Commercial Bank NORTH CAROLINA. Hank of Cape Fear 25] Another N.C. Trout 80 to llank or Wilmington... 18 85 per cent, discount, Bank or tho State 4u| Hut little doing in Tennessee and Virginia Hank Bills. SPECI AL N OTICES. to Talley, Brown * Co.’» and got your Dry Goods at New Youk Cost, for the next 30 days. jyjg Georgia state Lottery, tortile bene fit of the Orphans’ Home. Combination C’Iass, No. 21. The following were tho drawn numbers, July 17, 1807: 33 2-41-23-18 48 71 50 02-0 -39-40-17 ! l> 15()Y!>, WILSON .fc CO.. Managers, r^ r TulIc), IIrown A: Co. aro Moiling their cutiro stock of Dry Goods at New York Cost, for cash. Jyl8 J^afflnNonU 1 .—All ineniherN ot Fulton Lodge, No. 216, are requested to bo pregent at the next Regular Meeting, on THURSDAY, tho 18th instant, for the transaction of important business, to he held at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Jyll 3t O, P, BAHTH, Bocrotary. |^*Notlco.-Tlio LatlfteM who urc inter ested in the improvement of the Confederate Cemetery are respectfully invited to meet at Nichols’ Dancing Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 19th, at 0 'dock. Jyl7—3t ^-^For Kent.—A line Ntore-IIooin in tho Scofield Building, Whitehall street. Pos session given August 1st. Apply to L. SCOFIELD, 7—5t Residence Peach-Tree street. will buy $10,000 worth of Wheat, for which wo will bnrtcr Furniture at cash prices Jyl7—6t Our assortment Is large. MORGANA CO. Planter*—Double Defined Pou- drette of the Lodi Manufacturing Compa- Tlds Is one of the most forcing and quick acting ma nures in the market, and is by far the cheapest. It Is com ■d of night soil, of New York City, from which all im purities have been extracted; is then deodorized, pul verized, and dried. On Cotton it is equal to the best brand of Phosphates, nud will bring a heavier nnd by two weeks earlier crop than any other fertilizer. Drilled In with Wheat at tho rate of too pounds por acre, it will bring a heavy crop on poor soil. Prlco $35 per ton of 2,000 pounds. Sample sent ou receipt of three-cent stamp, with address. Apply to THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., CO Cortlandt Street, New York. From Prok Cline. Mart in, Hamden, Sidney College, Va., dated July 1st. 1867: The Double Refined Poudrctto Is acting like a charm my crops, and attracting universal attention from all beholders. 1 am already satisfied that It is the cheapest iml surest renovator of our worn-out soils.” JylO—8m HI. Gannon’* Clearing Out Sulo of Summer Dry Goods commences Mon »y, July 15th. Great Bargains will be offered. J. M. GANNON, , i : ••od2w Cor. Whitehall and Hunter wlivi-ts. l*rcH< rl|>tiou Drug Store.—We give our entire attention to compounding of Pre scriptions, and preparation of Family Medicines. Fancy Goods and Toilet articles. Our Drugs are warranted TURPIN & KING, inaylC - 2m Whitehall Street, near Railroad. FREE BARBECUE AND AUCTION SALE. GARNER & THRASHER W ILL sell on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at Auc tion, A Brick Residence with 9 Rooms, Good Orchard nnd about 50 Residence I«ot«, together witii Wagons, Buggies, Mules and Harness, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Brick Moulds, Wheelbarrows, Mud Mills, and everything that is desirable, and some things that are more Ui-piraolo. For purlicularn. call at our office, Rawson’fl Building, corner Whitehall and Hunter streets, jyll it • J. J. THRASHER, Auctioneer. BF TELEGRAPH. NSW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES AT AUCTION. By SHACKELFORD & SONS. one lull Irou-Frame French-Action I? I A. IV O , Seven Octavo, Rosowood, in fine order. Terms cash. )y 17— 2t ROBT. BAUGH & B. H. THRASHER, A.ttornoys at Law, H AVE removed their office to RAW SON’S BUILD ING, corner of Whitehall and JJuutcr streets, At lanta, Ga. Will give attention to all business entrusted to their rare. Applications iu Bankruptcy attended to. Jyia—iPi • * in-, w. u. riK-L S TIi.l. tender. ht« Professional Service, to tho citi zen* ot Atlanta; amt from hla long experience In the profession, be is confident that he can give rati.fac tion to all who may favor him with their patronage. Hite, la] attention given to Obetelrlca. OFFICE-At tho store of A. C. Hcggie *Co., Mitchell RESIDENCE—Corner Forsyth and I’etera streets. Jyll—dm ■ IIINSOI.UTION NOTICE. milK Arm of TAYLOR 4s DAVIH Is this day dissolved X by mutual consent of the parlies. J. A. Davis will eoullnae the business at the old stand, and will settle all takes pleasure In soliciting his friend* to couttane liberal Jyll—Ot patronage as heretofore. Allan I ^Ju|^0^18h7. JOB. A. DAVIS. Prom Washington. Washington, July 17.—Tho veto message will probably bo delayed, and instead of a for mal veto and protest on grounds already argued, there will bo an elaborate and carefully prepared Htato paper. Persons hero to secure relief on llio lcveo ques tion aro much discouraged. It \b understood tlml in tho cotton coses, in volving reclamation by loyal owners decided against the Government by tho Court of Claims, will bo appealed. Amount involved tlireo mil lions. Dcatlis at the Island of Mnuritas two hundred daily. Quinine $75 per ouucc. 1.ntei- from Wnnhlnctoil. Washington, July 17.—Alnltliow’s ovidencc regarding Booth’s letter ruled out. Nothing very duflnito transpired to-day. Tho defense gave notice they would close tho evidence to morrow. Gold iu the Treasury $05,000,000. Inttynal rovcuuo $755,000. In the Senate, Mr. Wilson proposed the follow ing amendment to the Constitution: No distinc tion shall be made by the United States, nor any Slate, among citizens iu their civil or political rights, on account of race or color. Ordered to be printed. Bill for carrying out Contention with Vene zuela passed. Tho bill that no person shall bo disqualified by reusou of race or color from bolding office in District of Columbia, passed 35 to 5. Nays— Davis, Buckalow, Bayard, Hendricks, and John son. Indian nfiairs were dismissed to adjournment, lit tlie House, the Secretary of the Navy sub mitted a communication allowing that Farragut and Goldsborough arc tlie only naval officers who liuvo been 55 years in service. Mr. Butler roso to a question of privilege, and made allegations regarding prisoners. A colloquy ensued. Mr. Baldwin asked El- dridge whether lie expected the House to take General Otild’s statements against the testimony and statements ol Union officers. Mr. Eldridge believed General Butler himself would uot deny that General Ould was a highly honorable and conscientious man. [Sneers nnd laughter on Republican side.] Mr. Butler remarked Hint bclore the war lie Ittld thought General Ould a highly honorable and conscientious man, bill when a matt commit ted treason lie was like a woman fallen from virtue, ready for any crime, and from that hour no one know where to find him. Mr. Eldridge reminded General Butler that in making that statement ho had forgotten the emi nent men who had gone into rebellion—Han cock, nnd Adams, and Washington. [Hisses.]— Every one of them had been called a rebel, and every one of them had been a rebel [Continued hisses] until rebellion became a success. 'flic following was introduced and passed uii tier suspension of tlie rules by a strict parly vole: That the doctrine avowed by the President that by abrogation of tlie rebel State bonds, tlie nation must pay their debts incurred prior to the rebellion, is at war with the principles of inter- national law, strikes at tbo national credit, and is abhorrent to every sentiment of loyalty, and pleasing only to traitors, their allies and sym pathizers, by whoso agency alone tlie govern ment of said States were overthrown. Senate bill conferring on negroes tlie right of holding ofllce, was amended to include the right to servo on jury. Referred to Judiciary Com mittee. Resolutions requesting the President to issue proclamation directing all officers to prevent the invasion ol Mexico, was referred to the Com mittee on Foreign Allairs. Crest ■*Ire. New Youk, July 17.—A fire commenced this morning at. Nortli Point, Jersey City, opposite here. Loss now $HOO,()00. Still raging, but not so fiercely. I'rom New OrleniiN. New Orleans, July 10.—Tito steamer Ilur dine, two and a half days Irotn Tampico, ar rived this morning in charge of Acting Master Bertrell. Tlie Iltirdinc was seized by tlie United States authority, amt awaits orders ot tlie Treas ury Department. Officers here report that Gomez has issued a proclamation declaring Tamaulipus a sovereign State. Gomez, Qaronbondo and Canales are raising troops. They have captured Tampico. They utterly ignore Juarez, and will proclaim either themselves or Ortega. They report Santa Anna taken out of the steamer Virginia, but tlie Mexican officer placed liis sword under tlie American flag, instead of over it. Tlie city currency is tlie absorbing topic. All seem to agree as to its eventual redemption. R is rumored, evidently for speculative purposes, Hint General Sheridan would issue an order re garding it. Tlie General disclaims any intention ot interfering. l.nter Iroin New OrlcaitH. New Orleans, July 17.—Tlie Consul at San tiago do Cuba writes Collector Kellogg that there is no epidemic, contagion, or infectious disease in auy parts of his consular district. Generals Rousseau and Ord are in the city, tlie former on a visit to bis friends. Common Council adopted ordinance providing common schools for the education ol colored children, appropriating $(10,000 lor maintenance of tlie same. A joint meeting ol tho City Council to-raor row night, supposed for tho purpose of taking steps fof the withdrawal from circulation of tin larger denomination of city notes. Vi-om It icli mo nil. Richmond, July 17.—Governor Pierpont leaves tlie city to-morrow to make speeches in tlie Southwestern counties for the Republican party. A large number of tlie most prominent citizens are getting up a call lor tlie appointment of dele gates to tlie August convention. Five German Republican clubs Imve been formed here. Important Suit Derided. Binoiiami’Ton, N. Y., July 17.—The suit against the New York Central Railroad for ex tortion in demanding gold for fare, lias been de cided against tlie company. COMMERCIAL JNTELLIGENCE. UY TKLEURAl'll. New York Market. New York, July 17.—Flour 10 to 20 cents better. Wheat 5 to 15 cents lower. Corn droop iug. Fork steady at $23 90. Lard and Whisky quiet. Colton steady at 20}. Turpentine $5 78, Rosin quiet nnd firm. [cvesiHu] New Youk, July 17.—Stocks heavy. Money 5 to (I. Gold, 3‘JJ. Coupons ot 1803, 111} to 111}. New York Stock and Money Market. New Yoke, July 17.—Stocks geuerally steady Governments dull and ltenvy. Money 5 to C (ter cent. Gold sold at -10j; uow qooted at 40} Sterling: time, 10}; sight, 10} to 10}. [XYEKimi.] New Youk, July 17.—Cotton active and very firm. Sales 0,000 bales at 20}. Flour dull State, $7 11; Southern, $9 05 to 17. Wheat dull. Com source, firm and unchanged. Pro- visions quiet. Freights, $22 80. Louiitlllo Market. Louisville, July 17.—Superfine Flour $8 choice new $10. Wheat $2. Corn, shelled, $1 Mess Fork $20. Bacon shoulders 11}; clear sides 14} to 14}—all packed. Lard 12J. CluclHhatl Mat; CTncinnA'ti, July 17.—Flour unchanged. Corn steady. Mess Fork—sales 000 barrels at $20. Bacon shoulders 12; clear aides 14. Lnrd 12}. Ilaltlmore Mnrltot. Baltimore, July 17.—Coffee quiet nnd firm. Cotton neglected. Middling Uplands, 25 to 25}. Flour scarce, extra, 13}. Wheat 15 to 20 lower. Com steady. Frovisiutts continue to improyc. Bulk shoulders, 11; ribbed sides, 12} to 12}.— Bacon shoulders, 12 to 12}; Rib sides, 14; clear sides, 14} to I t}. Sugar uucltanged. New Orlcan* Market. New Orleans, July 17.—Cotton sales 100 bales. Market firm. Low Middling 23 to 21 cents. Receipts 410 hales. Louisiana Sugar—fair, 10}; strictly prime, 15. Cuba Sugar-stock light; held firmly at 14 for fully (air to prime. Molasses—largo stock; nominally 47 to 50. Flour firm; superfine $11; choice extra $10 50 to 19. Corn firm and scarce; yellow and mixed $1 25 to 1 30; white $1 40. Oats—stock light; 1)3. Pork quiet nnd firm at $2175. Bacon—rib sides 10}; clear 15; no shoulders in first hands, stock light. Gold 39}. Sterling 51 to 54. New York sight § premtiim. 4!liui'le>it»H Market. Charleston, July 17.—Colton market quiet, and transactions almost entirely confined to low grades. Sales 28 bales. Receipts, 297. Mid dlings, 25 cents. Moblie^Markct. Mobile, July 17.—Cotton, sales 150 bales.— Market firm. Low' middling 21}. Receipts 8. A tiRiiNtit Market. Augusta, July 17.—Cotton quiet tint steady. Sales 92 bales. Middling 23 to 23}. SnvauiinU Market. Savannah, July 17.—Cotton firmer and prices unchanged. Middlings 23. Sales 90. Re ceipts 100. Wilmington Market. Wilmington, July 17.—Spirits of Turpeuti quiet, 51. Rosin stendy, $2 00 to $5 70. Tar firm, $3 85. Foreign Marketw. far THE CABLE LINK.] London, July 17.—Noon.—Consols, 94.- Bonds, 72$. Liverpool, July 17.—Noon.—Cotton sales 10,000 bales. Uplands 10}; Orleans 10}. Bread- stufis, provisions ami produce unchanged. ss '.r v - - -a iitinr 2 London, July 17.—2 F. M.—Consols 94 7-10. Bonds 73 11-10. Sugar quiet. Liverpool, July 17.—2 F. M.—Colton firmer. Sales will reaclt 12,000 or 15,000 bales. Prices unaltered. H li 0 Q H in A 0 .0 a h K A o o o ft PQ W A a f A RATES ON FLOUR FROM ATLANTA TO New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, VIA MACON AND SAVANNAH. To N. York,Philadelphia,and Baltimore. $1 75 Barrel To Savannah 1 00 $ Barrel Flonr In eacka churned at fame rate. Tri-Weekly line of aplendld Side-Wheel Steamers Ic ing Svannah Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Time Jyl7—2w E. S. JAFFRAY Jto CO., DRY GOODS, 330 Broadway Now Yc Flannels, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Silks, Gloves, Dress Shirts, White Goods, Collars and Ties, Linen Goods, Ribbons, Shirt Braids. Kmhroidcric Lace Articles, I Rices, Knglish Crepes Shawls, Cloaks, Yankee Notions, &<*., Ac. Jyl7-1m RATES ON FLOUR FROM ATLANTA TO Now York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, VIA AUGUSTA AND CIIALF.ST0N. New York, J'hiladalphla, ami Baltimore.. $1 7."> ft Barn* Charleston 1 00 Barre Backs of 190 lbs each, charged as hair barrels. LW~Average time from Atlanta to New York,sic days. (i. T. ANDBRSON, Agent Ga. Jt. R. jy Hi— 1 in D. oWK.Ns, (ii ill W.-i.-im Apriit. Government Auction Sale. ut Government Store orner Decatur and Ivy Stores (condemn .... _ clock, A. room, Willingham Building, streets, tho following (|uarlermast< ed): 500 Grain Backs, 2 Wall Tents, 4 Wall Tent Flics, 2 Hospital Tents, 3 Hospital Tent Flies, Ac. CI1AS. 8. IL8LEY. Jyl7—td 1st Lieut. 16th Iuf'y, A. A. (J. M. Government Auction Sale. I WILL sell at nubile auction, on SATURDAY, July 20th, 1807, at 11 o’clock, A. M., at tho Warehouse of Dost Commissary, Atlanta, Ga., the following Coudenu ed Subsistence Stores, viz: 10 barrels Flour, 2381 pounds Hominy. CUA8. H. IL8LBY. jy!7 4t 1st Lieut. 16th Inf'y, A. L\ S. Just Received at the Crockery Store, By T. H. ltIPLEY, Agent. M AYBON’S SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARB, a large lot of Glass and Chiim Wares, Uousu-Furnlshin Goods, Dusters, Jbc.. which must bo sold LOW FOl CASH. This is one of the numerous places whero to get your money back. Call aud look. Will Uko City Checks ht the highest market rate^ JylG—3t FLOYD COUNTY PLANTATION. I HAVE lor sale a No. 1 PLANTATION on Annuchee creek, six miles from Rome, Floyd couuty, contaiu- lug 636 acres—150 to 200 acres of which ia bottom. The place wua settled aud formerly owned by Col. Spurlock it Is fa a healthy and productive reulm..^ Real Estate Agent, Whitehall street, near the Railroad Crossing. Jyltt- Alluiitn Adve mmm rj.ijjitur'Wni — setefia BollPond AdvorUBdittonts. Itr. II. Hells, President. Ahcheiv Dtmit, Secretary it. P. Olesn, Treasurer. GEORGIA. 00M AND MANUFACTURING CUT MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS, I.OOK TO YOIIR INTERESTS! Office, ISell-tJoliuson. Hu llcliiifjf, NEXT DOOH TO POST OFPICK, ATLANTA. CEORCIA. AND SEE IN OPERATION Mendenhall's Improved Self-Acting HAND AND POWER L EA SI Eli UNGERS TO OI) y EASIER TO OPERATE\ AMD MORE RELIABLE! POSSESSES SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES Over nil other Hand Looms, AND IS MORE SIMPLE AND DURABLE 1 Planters can be Independent! By Weaving all their Goods for Home Wear on the MENDENHALL IMPROVED HAND LOOM ! ! From 15 lo 30 Yards per Day Dan l>e Woven on t.liln Loom ! IT WEAVES AS FAST AS ANY FACTORY LOOM ! Half the Coat of the Clothing of ii Family cun be Saved by Uso 1 From $5 to $10 a Day can bo Mado on it! ITS PARTS ARK SBLF-CJIANO/NO ! Ily tho Turning or nn Easy Crank, It lets the Warn olT, winds up the Oluth, trends the Treadles, nnd throws the Shuttle.^ IT WEAVES Jeans, Satinets, Llnseys, Blanket Twill, Double-Plain Cloth, various kinds or Ribbed Goods, Fancy Twills or all kinds, Flax, Cotton, Tow or All-Wool Cloth, Bugging, Toweling, Table Linen, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen, Linen nnd Hemp Carpets. In fact, anything, from a handsome Silk to a Rag Carpet. It Is small, neat, and light—not arger than a common breakfast table. It is made in the most workmanlike manner, of good material, and handsomely varnisbeu. It Is very simple nnd easily understood—everything Is performed by turning a crank. Looms tiiid Couuty Rights for Sale. •2®f“For further particulars, bUl of prices, descriptive circulars, and samples of weaving, address RUSH PRATT, Agent Georgia Loom nnd Manufacturing Co., inarfli ly Atlanta, Georgia, It Id M OV A L. BELL & ORMOND Have removed to MARKHAM'S “EMPIRE BLOCK," Opposite to Talley, Brown Jt Co.’s Whitehall Street, - - - Atlanta, Georgia. Oitr Stock is now very complete, comprising everything usually kept in a lirst-clues FAMILY GROCERY. Wo are now prepared to Fill Orders from our Country Patrons, having a good line of SOOARS, COFFEE, BA CON, LARD, OILS, die., dc., dc. our Ihnlitles fur buying, and onrstoruge room have both been recently Increased. Coods Sent to Any Part of tho City, FREE OF CHARGE. Thankful for past, we solicit, and will endeavor 1 merit, future patronage. n BELL A ORMOND, GOO D 1ST E3 AV S ! ! THE RECONSTRUCTION OP TUB BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER, AND SHOE-FINDING BUSINESS Commenced last April by I . T. BANKS, HAS TKOVEN A DECIDED SUCCESS! WHY? JJECAUBB ho Ims kept tho LAItUKST STOCK of GOODS in hla line in tho State of Georgia, the Goods fully adapted to tho wants ol the community, cither at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, All of which have been made to his own order, or bonght by hhnaclf iu person since tho decline in prices, and for cash; consequently, he can and will sell them for less than the same goods cau be bought clewhere. Being alive to the wants of his customers, and know ing tho advantage that ready money has over timo in buy ing, he lias made all his purchases exclusively for cash; aud being determined to sell for CASH ON DELIVERY OF GOODS only, he cau afford to take HALF THE PRO FITS OF OTHERS who keep books and sell on time (even for only thirty days.) Hu has determined to make THE JOBBING TBADE A SPECIALITY, Aud Wholesale Buyers will find it much to their advan tage to give him a call. Ho will duplicate any hill of goods in his lino bought of jobbing houses in Now York or Boston, adding only freight, Ac., to this point. E9 r 'All goods warranted as represenfed. Don't Forget the Place or the Sign. I. T. BANKS, . Kswsou’s Buildfait, Comer Huuter aud Whitehall streets. N. B.—Not conuected fa busluesswlth auyother house lu the city. Je*e- DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER LINE BETWEEN ATEANTA —AND— New York, Philadelphia, Washington, AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES. tia Western & Atlantic and Virginia & Tenn RAILWAYS. A. 11 Rail JZ o it to! Time TablcH on mid after Jail. 27,1807* GOING NORTH. Li'avc Atlanta.. Leave Knoxville. Leave Bristol JiCavo Washington. Leave Baltimore Philadelphia. Arrive New York. . No 1. 50 A. M. 9.81 i*. M. 5.20 A. M. 7.25 1\ M. 7.80 A. M. 9.20 A. M. . 1.82 P. M. .15.40 P. M. No. 2. 7.00 P. M 9.84 A. M 20 P. M 7.25 A. M 7.00 P. M 8.50 P. M 1.12 A. M 6.00 A. M COMING SOUTH. Leave New York . . Leave Philadelphia... Leave Baltimore Leave WASHINGTON, ave Lynchburg.. .. Leave Bristol Leave Knoxville Arrive Atlanta No. 1. 8.00 A. M. 11.45 A. M. 8.52 P. M. 0.80 T. M. 5.00 A. M. 6.22 P. M. 1.20 A. M. 1.15 P. M. 7.00 J*. M 11.00 P. M 8.40 A. M 0.80 A. M 4.50 1». M 6.10 A. M 1.15 P. M 1.85 A. M Time between Atlanta and Now York, 57 Hours. Time between New York and Atlanta, 54 Hours. tSTTho GREAT MAIL between Atlanta and New York ia carried exclusively by Ibis Line. The only route between Atlanta and New York which has two Through Trains, daily, over the entire line, running 12 hours apart. SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS I Through Tickets, good until used, and Burgage Checked Through. To nil Important Points. JAMES LAUDERDALE, jan80 General Passenger Agent. Atlantft A‘l vortlsilitltvnts. WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. GOING NOHTIV. LEAVING ATLANTA. 8.45 A. ffl. Daily (rxcei’T Sundays) Exitikss Par- hrnobu.—Arrive at Dalton at 2.80,1*. AL, connect ing with E. T. and Ga. R. R. trains lor Knoxville, Lynchburg, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York. Arrivo at Chattanooga5.25, P. M., connecting with trains of Nashvillo & Chattanooga Railroad for Nashville, Louisville, nml the West, ami trains of Memphis Jt Charleston It. It. for Memphis, New Orleahs, &c. 3.50 P. IYI. Daily (rxcept Sundays) Dalton Ac commodation.—Arrive at Marietta 5.45, Cartcrevilie 8.06, Kingston 9, Dalton at 12.25. 7.00 P. Iff. Daily (Great Nohthkhn Mail arrive at Dalton at 1.15 A.M., connecting with K.T. & Ga.R.U. trains for Knoxville, Lynchburg, Washington, Balti more, Philadelphia, aim New Youk, arrive at Chat tanooga 4. 10a.m., connect ing with trains of Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad lor Nashville, Louisville, and the West, and trains of the Memphis & Cltarle ton Railroad for Memphis, New Oui.eans, &c. COMING SOUTH. AltltlVE AT ATLANTA. 1.41 A. HI. Daily Cheat South run Mail.—Leaving Chattanooga 4.80 P. M., connecting with trains ol Nashville Jb Chattanooga and Memphis & Charleston Railroads and Dalton at 7.50 P. M., connecting with trains of K. T. Jb Ga. Railroads. 9.45 A. ftl. Daily (except Sundays) Dalton Ac commodation.—Leave Dalton at 1.25 A. M., Kingston 4.80, Cartcrsvllle 5.15, Marietta 8. 12.05 P. 1V1» Daily (Except (Sundays) Express Pas- Beugors.—Leave Chattanooga at 8.20 A. M., making close connections with trains of Nashville Jt Chatta nooga, and Memphis Jb Charleston Railroads, and Dalton at 6.25 A. M., connecting with trains of East Tennessee Jb Georgia Railroad. PULLMAN'S PATENT SLEEPINO COACHES On all Night Trains. .JOHN B. PECK, Jnnl8 Master Transporlat in DOUBLE DAILY All-Rail Passenger Route ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS! Trains 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 Omiiilnisses on this Route! KLEGANT SLUMPING COACH MS On all Night Trains I BA a GA G E CHECKED THR O UGH / Fare as Low as by Any Other Route ! Tickets may be procured st tlie General Ticket Office, Atlanta. W. .T. ROS», Gcn’l Sup’t M. A C. R. R., Memphis. JOHN B. PECK, i tn27 M. T. W. jb a. it. it., \ihnH. THROUGH RATES ON COTTON Via Western & Atlantic, and Va. & Tenn. UAILltOADS. • rilHE following rates on Cotton, per Bale, have beetles- I tabllahed, to take effect on and alter November l 1866: FROM ATLANTA, GA., THB IRBOI TIE ABB IBOB BABBS BALING COTTON ! AN INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, WAS.TE, AND THEFT UNKQUALEI) POR Simplicity and Rapidity of Adjustment! SURPASSED BY NONE FOR STRENGTH AND ADAPTABILITY TO A LL Tlio Uses of Commerce! rjlIIEV urc manufactured in LIVERPOOL, of the best English Iron, nnder the personal supervision of the In ventor, formerly a resident of New Orleaus, La. The ARROW TIE is preferred hy Shipmasters and Compressmcn, as it is worked with one-eighth to one Inch slnck, while all SOLID TIES require three to live Inches, which, in running through a cargo. Involves a heavy loss to tho Shipmaster. ‘ Use the ill-row Tie and Bands, AND SAVE MONBY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE! Arrangcmonta have been made to secure an ample sup ply of the ARROW TIE and BANDS for the coming eca- JAMES A. IIALL, Agent Middle and Southwest Georgia. ANDREW LOWE & CO., % General Agents, Savannah, Ga. Thu undersigned Is prepared to furnish the ARROW TIE to the trade at. SAVANNAH PRICES, forwarding and transportation added. PRATTE, EDWARDS A: CO., Agent*, Foreyth Street, Atlantn, Ga. HEAR THE INSURANCE AGENTS ! Savannah, May 7th, 1807. Tho recent Area in tills city having proved to our entire Hatinrartion, hy a thorough test, tho superiority of IRON BANDS for haling 'purposes, wo atrongly recommend them to the n*c of tho Planters of Georgia ns an efficient agent in restricting losBby lire; nnd we agree to discrimi nate, when practicable, in favor of cotton thus secured. A. WILBUR, General Insurance Agent. CHARLES GREEN Jb SON, Ag’ts Liverpool, London A Globe In. Co. CHARLES L. COLBY & CO., Agt’s Sun & Atlantic M. Ins. Co., N. Y R. II. FOOTMAN, Insurance Agent. WOODBRIDGE BROS., Ins. Agents. .1. T. THOMAS, Insurance Agent. J. C. McNULTY, Scc’y Southern Insurance Jb Trust Co. .TAMES T. STEWART, Aircnt London & Lancaster Ins. Co. LANE A WEST, Insurance Agents. Macon, Ga., May 10th, 1867. Tlie recent fire at the Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chap man, in tills city, having fully demonstrated the advan tage of tlie use of Iron Dnnds for haling purposes, as a security against Iosb by fire, wc, the undersigned Insu rance Agents, Macon, Ga., take pleasure lu endorsing tlie action of tho Agents at Savannah, Ga. E. C. GRANNISS, Agent for several Ins. Companies. J. W. BURKE, Insurance Agent. E. .T. JOHNSON &CO., Insurance Ag’ts. J. MONROE OGDEN, Insurance Agent. J. M. BOARDMAN, Insurance Agent. JNO. B. COBB, Isurance Agent. nmy27—Ora ) Boston i New York, > Philadelphia. Comp’d Cotton. $7 lu 5 HO in Original P’k’g’s. $8 50 7 oo 10 Through Bills of Lading will lie given at points of ship meat, aud rates guaranteed. No Insurance required between Atlanta and Norfolk. Colton will lie transferred only at Dalton, Knoxville, aud Norfolk. For ITirtlier iiifoiumlioo, apply to J. W. ROBERTSON, Southern Freight Agent W. A A. and Va. A Tenn. Railway Line, Or to JOHN B. PECK, M. T., nov2 W. A A. Railroad, Atlanta, Ga. THROUGH RATES ON COTTON To Nashville, Louisville, and Cincinnati. Westkhn A Atlantic Railroad, j Oppicb Master op Transportation, y Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 1,1*06. J 1 1 HR following Tariff has been agreed on by Roads in- . terested, to lake eUoctoiinnd after November 1,1*06: FROM ATLANTA, GA., To Nashville, Tenn $U r » per Dale To Isouisvllle, Ky 8 00 per bale To Cincinnati, Ohio 4 85 per bale Through Bills of i*ad1ng will bo Issued to nl»ove points, and the above rates guaranteed. Having an ample outfit, Ronds are enabled to guarantee sure and quick transpor tation. No insurance required. JOHN II. PECK, nov2 Master Transportation. () IV <> T ICE. Omen Qeoiiuia II.ui.roai), Atlanta, Ua„ Juno 1H, 1807. i N anil after the 20th instant .and nntil further nolle . , , -— the Destitute, henever the shippers will satisfy tho agents at Auuusta or Atlonta that the provisions are to bo so disposed of iu NOTICK. Western & Atlantic Haiuioad, I Atlanta, Ga., Juno SO, 1807. f O N nnd niter the first day of July, no reductions will he made lu favor or shipments of Freight for the Destitute, except in the case of the corn now beiue pur chased hy Governor Jenkins for free distribution. jc27-lSt CAMPUELL WALLACE, Supt. UNITED STATES HOTE L, (WIIITAKEIt & 8ASSKEN, Proprietors,) ATLANTA, GliOUGIA. W E take pleasure In iulormlnq onr old friends, pa trons, end the public uenerally, that we have rc- iiilett. painted, furnished, and enlarged the above House, mnklnn it In style and capacity equal to any house In lids city. We have done this at a heavy espouse. Our llouse is well located, within 100 yards of tho General Passenger Depot; and we tlatter ourselves that a long cxberituce and strict application to business will not fall to be ap preciated by a generous public. Our charges for the pre sent will be *8 per daj for transient board, aud wo aro offering special inducements to business men for slugie meals, Ac. JelG—lm WHITAKER & SA8SEKN, Proprietors. MASSENCALE & CO., Commission Merchants, And Wholesale Dealers iu Grain, Flour, Hay, and Produce Generally, Nos. 10 nud la Eolith Market Htrcet, jela-ims* v,L,iK » ’^knnksske. GEO P. FRAZER, Marietta, St., . . . Atlanta, Ga., WHOLESALE AN1) RETAIL DEALER, I la. now on hand ono of the larqcsl and cheapest stocks of Furniture In Atlanta, embracing PABLOR BETS, CHAMBER SETS, WRITING DESKS, BEDSTEADS, SOFAS, BUREAUS, ROCKERS, WARDROBES, WASH STANDS, CHAIRS, WHAT-NOTS. lu abort, everything needed lo complete a llrst-cluaa stock of Furniture, iueludint; the HE8T AND CIIBAPJdHT ! Ever offered In this city. The attention of the citizens of Atlanta anil the country peuerally la resia-clfully in vited to this Establishment. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO 'l'|| |j TRADE, Prices low to suit the times. Orders filled promptly and well. GEORGIA FURNITURE FACTORY. T AM happy to announce to the proplo of 1- neighboringHlntea that I ain Agcut for the Gi 'UNITURK F.‘ - * - - -t for the GKOKG! A L* URNfl URK FACTORY, erectellat this place, which is now iu full operation, and prepared to fill orders for Cottage Cliuirs and all kinds of Furniture. Prompt at- ---i • nwlll , |, ut good (supplied, GKO. J*. FRAZKIt; Agent Georgia Furniture Factory. Atlauta, Georgia. Wholesale and Ketail CASH CLOTHING HOUSE. W E havo now in store, nnd arc receiving regularly,all tho 1*ATEST STYLES of MEN AND BOYS' CLOTIIINO, PIECE AND FURNLSniNQ GOODS, ] g TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, dc., dc Which we will sell at n very slight ndvsncc ou flrst cos OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is now complcto. Suits of All Kinds Promptly Made} Wc guarantee FIT, ST VLB, and QUALITY. HERRING & LEYDEN, 40 Whitehall Street. SEWING MACHINES. H A\ INf 1 accepted tho General Agency for the State ol George., of the WEED SEWING MACHINE prepared to sell them at mauulactnrer'a prices. These Machines, alter a thorough trial for years, havo proven themselves to l>e the SIMPLEST AND l)KST lor general family nsenow made. comploto to furnish auy of the leading hewing Machines, at maker's prices, maylfadlm HERRING A LEYDEN. At Wholesale. OSNAltURUS, n .1 | , | , . J FACTORY YAHN8. Parties wishing Hie above goods will save the freieht by buying them from us. HERRING A LEYDEN 6 jelts— tltuugh Factory Agvu’ts,
