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Vkt fsilg gnttUiRenm. urvicaiV TM« NIIHIMMIRK ■UII.KINtt. ,v«i .ido or WMI»lwl|^|lT|W^M«rMW Altkaata street 1'imUHUBIt DAILY AMD WMKLY MY JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, l<ro|irl«lnr. ITLAWTA 0I01QIA- F r I d a v Morn Inf, 8a»t. 87, IM7. ■mmh«4 v*m«i «r Mw>m. ran district. (VMBlte*. White. entered. I'UaUiMn. tsw 4T84 Ilrvan, in SM Effingham, 404 m MIS 5441 Liberty, lztnsll. Mi'lnloob, Wayne, Pierce, Appling, Glynn, Carodsn, Charlton, Coffee, Were, Clinch, Echols, Ltwndae, Berrien, ■MONO DISTRICT. 104 8)M 478 848 188 878 000 1859 third District. 158 88 173 181 453 »4 *788 90S FOURTH DISTRICT. 180 145 180 *488 578 888 53 U84 FIFTH DISTRICT. 858 02 887 184 408 180 085 406 SIXTH DISTRICT. 167 80 580 627 480 64 1148 751 SRVRNTH DISTRICT. Stewsrt, Webster, Quitman, Sumter, Schley, Macon, Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski, Monti Telts 1844 2368 TWELFTH DISTRICT. 830 1410 304 886 308 808 1532 • 2104 THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. 076 858 010 1804 501 1281 1047 8076 FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. 857 770 248 114 858 1103 106J 1087 FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. 7. 800 146 161 Irwin, 194 87 888 844 8IXTBBNTH DISTRICT. Laurens, 686 685 .Johnson, 273 142 Emanuel, 524 236 1488 1018 8EVENTUNTH DISTRICT. Bullock, SIM 285 Screven, 622 891 Burke, 791 2543 1967 8609 KIGBTERRTH DISTRICT. Ulchmond, 2254 3259 Glascock, 842 172 Jeftereon, 698 1273 32B9 4704 NINRTBRNTH DISTRICT. Tallisferro, 882 553 Wsrren, 725 1217 Greene, 822 1434 1930 3204 TWKRTIRTH DISTRICT. Baldwin, 595 1146 Hancock, 746 1545 Washington, 1267 1386 2609 4027 TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT. 642 i, 908 999 849 Jones, 479 1071 1999 2919 TWERTY-SECOND DISTRICT. Bibb, 1096 2286 Monroe, 1109 1623 Pike, 958 833 8668 4742 TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT. Houstou, 929 2596 Crawford, 588 729 Taylor, 618 504 2071 8829 TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. Msrion, 867 649 Chattiboochee, 488 567 Muscogee, 1068 1760 2186 2966 TWENTY-FIFTH DISTICT. TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT. Payette, 786 878 Spalding, 702 800 Bu «*. 581 400 2030 1587 TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT. Newton, Walton, Clark, Jasper, Putnam, Morgan, Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbia, aassr Libert, 1296 985 1044 653 880 1109 8222 2097 r-RIOHTH DISTRICT. 652 967 058 1171 504 1909 1774 8847 Y-NINTH DISTRICT. 597 1840 294 587 (KM 1780 1494 8716 THIRTIETH DISTRICT. Hart, Franklin, Habersham, 2550 1075 1820 861 1301 227 1147 533 1807 Brooks, 598 874 1467 Tltomss, 758 1440 2198 Colquitt, 178 15 188 1694 2829 3853 KIORTH DISTRICT. Decatur, 1024 1115 2139 Mitchell, 390 607 997 Miller, 272 185 457 1686 1907 3593 NINTH DISTRICT. Early, 832 774 1100 Calhoun, 809 646 955 Baker, 284 999 1283 926 2419 8844 TRUTH DISTRICT. Lee, 858 1509 1802 Worth, 332 193 525 Dougherty, 380 2134 2520 ion 8886 4907 ■LEVERTH DISTRICT. Clay, 411 451 862 Randolph, 838 1053 1891 Terrell, 596 S64 1459 4212 2240 780 706 3726 2864 850 1000 5623 1627 362 1061 8050 452 400 231 1182 1221 415 760 2406 780 1518 8384 5686 5013 514 1900 7093 1042 2256 5134 1741 2201 2603 6085 1541 1757 1550 4848 8405 3510 1262 1122 5000 1816 1605 5154 VOL. XIII TUIRTY-SBCOHD DISTRICT. White, 510 80 590 l/ttmpkln 730 118 868 i Dawson, 554 62 1116 j " ■ ■ — .. . - a 1814 855 9069 9 THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT. r Hall, 1169 174 1336 6 Banks, 517 144 661 Jackson, 1065 654 1609 1 2784 872 3000 S THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. Gwinnett, 1600 882 1932 DeKalb, 1042 403 1444 Henry, 1047 010 1657 3689 1844 5033 THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT. Clayton, 553 219 772 Fulton. 2419 1920 4839 Cobb, 1648 573 2231 4620 2712 7839 THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT. Coweta, Campbell. 1253 1261 2514 1063 358 1426 Meriwether, 958 1172 2180 8979 2791 6070 TDIRY-mVEHTH DISTRICT. Tronit. 1142 1991 8188 Heard, 744 874 1118 Carroll, 1446 210 1656 8882 9575 6907 THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT. Haralson, 499 38 537 Polk, 789 365 1164 Paulding, 1012 80 1092 8800 488 2783 THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT. Cherokee. 1464 213 1677 Newton. 610 03 978 Forsyth, 968 145 1113 8062 421 3483 FORTIETH DISTRICT. Union, 740 17 757 Towns, 424 35 449 Rabun, 450 32 482 1614 74 loss; FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT. Fannin, 688 25 780 Gilmer, 861 28 884 Pickens, 730 15 745 2274 63 2337 FORTY-BKCOND DISTRICT. J Bartow. 1689 658 2347 Floyd, 1584 855 2389 I Chattooga, 710 193 894 si 3924 1706 5630 t< FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT. Murray, Whitfield, 888 1155 115 247 953 1402 Gordon, 1283 218 1451 8226 580 3806 " FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT. w Walker, 1182 208 1891 1,1 Dade, 440 33 473 Catoosa, .505 109 704 2218 800 2568 Mlwoellatneous Advertisements. ‘■EliltOB CKA8B8 TO BM DANOBBOUB WHEN RKABON 18 LEFT FKKK TO COMBAT ATLANTA. ^Al pSl&TOfpfRMBER 27. 18H7. No. 2:tn. Harris, 1121 1274 2805 Upturn, 800 756 1556 Talbot, 777 1226 2008 2098 3256 5954 MLaoolliaiioouM AdvertloenientN, VAN EPPS & TIPPIN, GROCERS, ARO Commission ^Merchants, ALABAMA STREET, ATLANTA, ------ dJKOKUI. Iu Store u.ii«l to Arrive : FLOCK. CORK. SUGAR. COFFER. BA VOS, HAMS LARD, JI0LA8SK Anil » general aieortroeut of Staple and Fanoy Grooeries. 'IS—Sin VAN EPPS A TIPPIN. LEND TO THE LAND! Union Point, Ga., October 13, IMA. r mre. Brlqhtwetl A Barrow: Omntb—I need your Phosphate on my Cotton at the SELF-FASTENING WROUGHT IRON BUCKLE TIE COTTON BALES. CHA8. 0. J0HNBE1T, Sol* Proprietor, No. 14 Union Street’ NEW ORLEANS, LA. Insert the hoop In the slot, and draw It tight *- round the bale. IWAII other TIES fastening bv thle method are in- IVIn"'' nenle, and will be prosecuted at law ae ench. (T When the lever of the press Is raised the tie will fasten Itself by the out ward pressure of the bale. We are Sola Agenta, and an prepared to SU order* for the above Self-Fastenini Wrowht Iron Buckle Tie, On the moat favorable terma. We are having them man ufactured of the moat aaperior iron, and thoroughly leafed. D. H. DAVIES A CO., Commlaalon Mercbanta, Lonlavllle, Kentucky. GLENN, WRIGHT A CARR, Agenta, Jyl3—Sm Atlanta, Oa. IWi IRON. 78 dozeu Short Ibndled Frying r S(l cotta Patent racking K to finch, SM) dozen Shovel, and spades, a INK) doaen Pocket Kntvea, sun groaa Table Cutlery, dozen entry Combe, Tin Plate, 1104 1522 940 8026 1097 1989 5919 1619 1729 1773 5121 1046 HHI 2383 5210 sun 1U boxen , u, r—, anno pounda Block Tin, 1UW pound. Mar Lead, I DagaSb t. 709 1005 1801 400 229 685 795 860 1661 1960 2190 4150 •first DISTRICT. 6H2 218 895 785 204 909 728 154 877 8190 671 8701 SO bundle* Bright Irnn Wire, 800 dozen Iron Wire Hitter*, in viz**, 4000 pound* Smoothing Iron*, SUM pound* Griffin's Home Nzila, BOO dozen File*—aazorted, 3000 pound* anlvaolacd Sheet Iron, S tone Coat Steal. SO tone Plow SMel, SU0 ton* Swadaa and RaSned Iron, A0 tona Band, Hoop, and Horan Shoe Iron, 18 ton* Oval, Half Oval, and Half Round Iron, SB ton* Boiler, Plata, uid Hhaet Iron. Kor *al« by 7 WKBDH * CORNWELL, No*. IBB anS 1SI Broughton Street, ttavsnuab, Ga. COFFEE. just received,.from Kio de Janeiro, iioivpi (Signed) Vory truly youra, P. W. PRINTUP. Ammirra, Ga., November 1, IMA. OlNTf—The twenty (SO) ton* HEED’S PHOSPHATE Youra respectfully. JAB. A. COBB. Thla Manure, mannfactnred in Georgia (the virtue, for LANGSTON, CRANE & HAMMOCK, Sole Agenta, Alabama Street, Atlauta, Ga. RACKS AND WHEAT WANTED/ RAAfl Hack., Second-Hand OIRIU fiOOO hnzhela Wheat. Gunnte* and Rnrlapz, LANGSTON, CRANE A HAMMOCK, Commlaalon Merchauta, anglS—4m Alabama Street. 96th SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. TOTAL LOSSES PAID, #21,271,972 57 I JULY 1, 186 7. ASSETS tAt Market Value.) Cash on hand and in Rank Real Eetate Mortgage Bond* Bank Stock U. State*, State and City Stock, and other Pnhllc Securities $ 818,886 39 S18.998 09 698,580 00 1,900,400 00 1,984,308 811 $4,AM),938 37 Less LiabiUtiea,.Claima not doe and unad justed 377,668 40 Net Aseote $4,873,960 81 AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS. USTAgencie* in all the principal elite* and town* tu the United State*. Application, for Insurance will ho promptly attended OFFICE—With C. I. Brown, on oast aide of Whitehall afreet, one door from Alabama. - JylD— N. L. ANGIF.lt, Agent. military Directory. Major Gcneiul John I'orz, U, H. A., commanding Third Military District (Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.) Office at Headquarter*, on Marietta street. Colonel J. F. Mnunn, Chief of Bureau of Civil AUhlra, and General Inspector of Knglatmtlon for Third Mill tary District. Olllce at Headquarter*. Urev't BrigadierAlanerat Wn. MoKia Durr, Assistant Judge Advocate General U. 8. A., Judge Advocate Third Military lllatrtet. Office at Headquarter*. Llenteuant-Colone! R. MuK. lluuaoR, U. H. A., Assistant Inspector General. Office at Hoadqnartor*. Captain G. K. Bardirsor, U. 8. A., Acting Assistant Adjutant General. Office at H ■adquertnra firev’t Brigadier General J. J. Mn.itau, Hurgeoii U. H, A. Medical Director Third Military Dlatrict. Office corner Broad and Marietta street*. Brev't Brigadier Grneral Runts Haxtor, Chtor Quarter - master. Office at Headquarter*. Brev't Lieutenant Colonol II. J. Farriwoutr, Depot Quartermaster. Office Forsyth street, near Railroad. Brev’t Captain C. A. Hockwrll, Chief Ordnance Officer. Office corner Broad and Marietta atreets. Major E. D. Juou, P. M. U. 8. A., Chief Pay Master and Disbursing Officer Third Military Dlatrict. Office cor. ner Broad and Marietta street*. Lieutenant C. 8. Ilbi.iy, Post Quartermaster and Com ■nlaaary Subsistence. Office Willingham Building, cor ner Ivy and Decatur Streets. Brev't Major W*. H. Brythi, Captain llth U. S. Infkn try, Acting Assistant Judge Advocate General. Office at Headquartero. Brev't Major T. C. Sullivan, C. 8. United States Army, Chief Commissary of Subsistence. Office, Boom No. 1 Willingham Buildings, cornor of Deeatnr and Ivy streets. Brev't Malorfnno. Mosanaca, V.K. C.,Bub-AaaL Com, Sub-District, Atlanta Bureau H. F. and A. L. Office In Granite Block, No. 1, room No. 6. TOrt OF ATLANTA, Composed of the conutlea of Cobb, Fulton, Campbell, Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Fayetta, Clayton, Spalding, Henry, Newton, DeKalb, Milton, Gwinnett and Butte. Brev’t Brigidler General Thomai H. Ruqir, Colonol 33d United Btatea Infantry, commanding Poet. Head- quartern, room No. 3 Willingham Building, cornor of Decatur and Ivy atreete, Atlanta, Ga. . Brev't Captain O. C. Knapp, lit Lieutenant 33d U. 8. In fantry, Poat Adjutant. Office at Haadquartera. First Lieutenant C. S. Ilblrt, 16th U. S. Infantry, Act ing Aaalatant Quartermaster and Acting Commissary Subsistence Poet. Office, room No. 7 Willingham Bnlldtng. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. FOB THE YB4R 186*, J. E. William*, Mayor $3,000 S. B. Love, Clerk of Connell 1,800 J. T. Glenn, City Attorney 800 Robert M. Farrar, City Treaanrer 800 B. J. Roscbe,City Physician l,600 Jaa. F. Cooper, City Engineer 1900 Itobt. Crawford, Commisalonerof Public Works . 1,800 George Stewart, Overseer of Btroeta. 1,000 Jo. S. Smith, Tu Receiver and Collector 800 Put. Fitzglbbon, Hall-Keeper got A L D eITm K N. FIRST WARD. M. T. Castleberry, Richard Paters. BROOKS WARS. B. B. Rawaon, A. W. Mitchell. TB1RS WARS. George W. Tarry, W. O. Anderson. FOURTH WARS. J. E. Gnllatt, W. B. Cox. ' FIFTH WARS. J. A. Hayden, E. W. Holland. POLICE DEPARTMENT. L. P. Thomas, Chief Marshal $1,6110 ” ~ *' mty Marshal 1,800 Lieutenant of Police 1,000 T. C. Morphy, Sd Lieutenant of Police ~ ' rOMCRMBR—<$S SB PRA SAY.) 1,004 I. J. Cook, F. J. Botnar, D. Kogan, E. A. Center, F. T. Klckllghter, J. A. Hinton, Hall, J. L. Crenshaw, G. W. Bowen, c. M. Barry, A. Jarrafd, U. P. Woodliff, - Jasper Groves, W.H. C. Cbwan, J. S. Holland, R. D. Haynes, D. Queen, J. H. Love, J. A. Lang, K. B. Hutchins, J. M. Connally, Green Holland, H. W. Wooding, II. J. Holtzclaw, M. W. Rasberry, J. F. Barnes, T. G. Mcllau, J. A. Lanier, 1. A. YOUNO. X. L. WBfSTON. TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS. Ruck Island Manufactuhino Co., I Chahi.ottg, Nobtii Carolina. uraelvu _ sry bet stylo* of ALL-WOOL CASSIM KICKS, durable JEANS and KERSEY lahric*,al: free front shod dy and other Impurities, order wimple* front the rnb- HCriber, and they will be lorwanled, with price* attached, during the month* of July and Augu*t. From these .ant pis* you can make your selection* and return your or ders, and the goods will he forwarded directly from the Manufactory. JOHN A. YOUNG, Pro*ldont, J06—4m Charlotte. N. C. flAAA BAGS Just received, fro JUOU per maylll—#m_ CORNWELL, Noe. IBS and 161 Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. ADJEINIVTBATOB’B balk. r Y virtue of an order front tha Court of Ordinary ol j Milton coRBty, Ga., will be sold, on the ilrat esday In October neat, between the legal hour* of aala at tha ronrt honae diwr iu raid county, as the real aatataofWIIIURi Hnrrln, deeaaacd, the following lota of Cid, via: Th*ptantatlon whereondeceasedllwdattln - 0 f bln death, altmtod Muse mile* northeast from time of bla death, slIBatua inrae nines uorutaw troin aSSarti*. OR tha watara of Vickery's creek, containing nJacrealaMire or lean; about 178 acraa cleared and In Sood condition; about SO or 100 acraa of drat-claaa hot- Soan land, that will make corn any yew. Solo lor the hau6t of the heir* aud creditor* ol said deceased, iwnaa: Gnu halt Sblh December, IMdT, and the othar gem Detain Iter, Isflb, with Interest from day of sale. gi-JK- 4- qsss«“ JB&rfj©,!* fSlgtq—td Printer* fa* $t* WE8LKYAN FEMALE COLLEGE. MACON, GEORGIA. Every department ha* laciiitivs fur tarnishing thu highest style of education, on reasonable term*, cor further particular*, apply to ltev. J. M. Bunnell, D. D. President, 7 W. 0. BASS, »ug3—lawilloctl Secretary of Faculty. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS! A T a meeting of tha Board of Malinger* of the Georgia State Lottery for the benefit of the “Masonic Or phan*' Home,” July ltlllt, 1N67, the following resolution* Were passed: Remtced, That the Manager* advertise for proposal# tor tha purchase or donation of TWENTY ACRES OF LAND In the vicinity of Atlanta, for the purpose of orect- lltg thereon * MASONIC ORPHANS' HOMK-tuild pro- poaala to bo eubmlltod to the Hoard of Manager* by the fourth day of September next. The title, will he vested Masonic Lodge I>t the same, ahottld the Grand Lodge decline the trust. Beuotted, JUrtker, That th* Board will |tay $9011 for tha Draft of a Granite Building for the ‘'Masonic Orphan*' Home," to bo submitted to the Hoard hy the drat day of November next: the said plan to ho an drawn aa that the btilldlug can lie commenced with an expendi ture of (fly tbouaaiid dollar*, during the Aral year, and that the Mate may he extended from year le year, with out deetroylng thu symmetry ef the architecture. The above named antii ef dve hundred dollars to la- paid for th* plan which the Board of Manat-e's shall select from the uamber prevented. For further Information, address IIOVD A WILSON, Rnalnca* Managers Georgia Slate Isiltery. JjrlB -tllntnrt Atlaniii.jhairgja. The Olory of Man it Strength. T HBRIFORB, th* narvons and debilitated should la- madlataly as* Bawsou.'* Ixtraot Buuntt. Clerk of First Market—Th*ophlla* Harris. Clerk of Second Market—Frank T Ryan. Bettoa-O. A. PlUrrtm. City Assessor*—K. S. Waters, W. C. Humphries, and O. F. Wood. Ae«c*aor of Land taken for Opening Streste—Levi C. Well*, and F. P. Klee, OTANDINO COHMITTRU OF THB CITY COUNCIL FOR THR FISCAL YRAR 1867. Finance—Peters, Mitchell Rawaon. Ordinance—Mitchell, Hayden, Peter*. Streets and Sidewalks—Gnllatt, Rawaon, Hayden. Wells, Pumps and Claterna—Cox, Anderson, Castle- oerry. Lamps and Gas—Hayden, Terry, Petere. Relief—Castleberry, Rawaon, Terry, Gnllatt, Hayden. Market—Hayden, Castleberry, Holland. Fire Department—Gnllatt, Cox, Terry. Police—Hawnoit, Cox, Anderson. Cemetery—Terry, Mitchell, Rawaon. Public Buildings aud Grounds—Anderson, Terry, Pe er*. Tax— Holland, Rawton, Cox. On Printing—Terry, Holland, Castleberry. Salaries—cox, Mitchell, Holland. BOARD oThEALTH. First Ward—Dr. J. M. Boring. Second Ward—O. U. Jonee, Esq. Third Ward-L. P. Grant, Eaq. Fourth Ward—Dr. Cha*. Pinckney. Filth Ward—Dr. J. N. Simmon*. WARD* OF TUB CITY. The City of Atlanta ehall be laid off into five wards, aa follows, to-wit :• FIRST WARD. Commencing at the crossing of Whitehall street with the Western *S Atlantic Railroad, and running up the south aide of said railroad to the incorporation line, then down eald line to the center of Whitehall street, then north along the center of said street to the starting point, and which shall bo kuowu and oonetitntu Ward number One. SROORD WARD. Commencing at the center of the crossing of Whitehall . reet, at tho western A Atlantic Railroad, and running east down the railroad to the cronlng of Calhoun street, in the roar ol thu Georgia Railroad workshop, then south along the middle of said street to the center ef McDon ough street, thence along the center of McDonough street to the incorporation line, then aloug eald line to the cen ter of Whitehall street at Its crossing at the incorporation line, then along the center of uid street to the starting point, which snail be known nud constitute Ward num ber Two. THIRP WARD. Commencing at tho center of Calhoun afreet, at Its south crossing of tha Georgia Railroad workshop, and running down the south aide of uid railroad to the in corporation line, then along uid line to the center of Me Uutiongh street to the starting point, which shall consu me and lie known as Ward number Thru. FOUBTU WAS!). Commencing on the north aldeof the Georgia Railroad, in the center of the crossing of utd railroad by Loyd street, and runutug down the north side of uid railroad to the incorporation line, then along said line to Ivy street, then slung the center of Ivy street to Decatur knowu as Ward uuintwr Four. ud of the crossing or Loyd street, and ruuniug west aloug the north aidu of the Western A Allauitc Railroad to the incorporation Hue, then aloug uid Hue to the cen ter of Ivy street, theu south aloug the confer of De catur street to the center of Loyd street, then along thu center of Loyd etrout to the starting poluL which shall constitute aud be kuowu as Ward number Five. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer—Thoutu Haney. First AsvTstaut Engineer—Henry Qullau. Second Assistant Engineer—W. G. Knox. Secretary—B. F. Moot*. Treasurer—James E. Gullalt. Atlanta Enoink Company No. 1. President Foremuii Secretary Treat urer First Director Second Direetor .Third Director Engineer First Assistaut Engineer ., .Second Assistaut Eagiuoer Third Assistaut Kugtueer Axemen Aflasoellstneoua Aftvnninnnionu. THE ABBOT (IE AHD IRON BAUDS BALING COTTON I AN INSURANCE AGAINST 7IB1, WASTE, AHD THEFT 'UMM|UALID FOR Simplicity and Rapidity of Adjustment SURPASSED BY RONS FOR BTRMNOTH AND ADAPTABILITY TO ALL T Rug I'll* Caen or Commerce I HEY are manufactured In LIVERPOOL, of the but iglish Iron, under the personal supervision of the In ventor, formerly n resident of New Orieana, La. Th* ARROW TIB I* preferred by Bhlpmutera and Comproaemen, as It la worked with one-eighth to one Inch alack, while all SOLID TIES require thru to dve Inches, which, la running through a cargo, Involvu a huvy loss to the Shipmaster. (Jse the Arrow Tie and Bands, AND SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE! Arrangements have bun made to secure an ample sup ply of tha ARROW TIE and BANDS for the coming a* son. JAMES A. HALE, Agent Middle and Sonthwut Georgia. ANDREW LOWE A CO., General Agenta, Savannah, Ga. Tha undersign ad la prepared to fornlah the ARROW TIB to the trade at SAVANNAH PRICES, forwarding and transportation added. PRATTK, EDWARDS * CO., Agenta, Forsyth Strut, Atlanta, Ga. HEAR THE IN8URAN0E A6ENT8! _ Savannah, Mat 7th, 1867. The recent Urea In this city having proved to onr entire nf; u y It th&ron * h te *L anperlorlty o» IRON 5.™. ,L or I'bjrpoae*. we strongly recommend them to the nve of the Planters of Georgia an an efficient agent in restricting lou by Arc; and we agree to discrimi nate, When pnettuhtr in fovor of cotton thu* tJeenrod. CHARLES ciREBN^t SON^** 0 * ct5:SlS V 8«L l i| ,1 S n c*0® 0b * InCO _ Atlantic M in*. Co., N. Y l?:S»V n,nr ““ A8 ‘ K JAM& ? 0a 8 t T h E^i n R , r nC * * Tn,,t C °- Agent London A Lancaster Ins. Co. LANE A WEST, Inanrance Agents. Maoon, Ga., May 10th, 1867. The recent lire at the Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chap man, to this city, having frilly demonstrated the advan tage of the use of Iron Banda for baling purposes, aa a security against loss by Are, we, tha nndaralgned Ineu- rance Agents, Macon, dm., take pleasure in endorsing the or the Agenta at Savannah, Ga. E. O. GRANNIES, Agent for uvontl Ins. Companlsa. J. W. BURKE, Inanrance Agent. K. J. JOHNSON A CO., Inanrance Ag’ta. •T. MONItOE OGDEN, Insurance) Agent. JJ. M. BUARDM AN, Inanrance Agent. JNO. B. COBB, Isnranoe Agent. J. FRABCB. w. t. WBKLRSB. CHAS. A. rXARCK. PEARCE, WHELE88 A 00., COTTON FACTORS AND „ CommlRhion Merchants, JACKSON STREET, ■ ■ - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. t-B^&tore and sell Cotton and other Produce. Bagging and Rope lurnlahed at market prlcee. aep7—3m ». o. WOOD. JAMKB n. LOW. J. R. LUDW1USKN. WOOD, LOW & LUDWI68EN, (Formerly Wood A Low—Established 1846,) COTTON FACTORS —AND— General Commission Merchants, 160 Common Street, New Orlenita, ■.onlalnna, AUTHORIZUD RRFRRBNCaa IN ATLANTA. A. Anatoli, President Atlanta National Bank: Mr. A K- Meserv. Zimmerman A Vcrderey, Messrs. P. 5 2- T. Dodd, Messrs. Chapman A Rucker, Meter*. McDaniel A Strong. ISf Personal attention glvon to th* ule of Cotton and pnrchaae til all duncrlptloua of Produce, JanWI—ly John H.Norntan... Samuol Wilson II. Muhtuuliilnk.... Cltarle* Schnatz. .. John Bvrkclo John Willty J. II. Kllswurllt .. I*. ,1. Bracken M. I,. Collier O. Warner II. Ilaucy, I Wm. Krogg, f • • . Uulugatu lo Flru Department MRCRANIC KNOINR f'OHFANT No. 9. .. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Flret Director Second Direetor Chief Eugineur ... .Pint Assistant Knglnaer .. Second Assistant Engineer .. .Third Aulstant Kugtneer Pl|temen Axemen .Surgeon Representative to Fire Department Tali.ui.ah Knoinx Coni'any No. 3. S. W. Grubb President. K. A. Center Vice President. W. C. Shearer First Director. George Thumps.in Second Director. J. J. Huger* Ilou Director. Jnliu l>. Clarke Secretary. J. fl. Kelley W.D.LnckleJr O. II. Joint* K. Buice Isaac Stolnhclnter Q. W. Terry Joel Kelsey James Daulele J. M. Toy G. T. Anderson, ( W. F. Woods, J. M. Ilitice, Joseph Wiley, . J. P. Alexander. M. I.. Liehleusta.lt. Lewis II. Clarke John A. Hill A. Thlomo II. S. Unite, M. D W. K. Illgger* , .Treasurer. Axeman. Axeman. Surgeon. Delegate Atlanta Hook and I<addkr Co. No. I. J, L. Queen F C. F.H. D'AIvlgny Aulstant Puwaa J. S. Yarbrough Sacra tary Geo. Johnson ..Treaanrer Id. Holland RapreaaaUtlv* to Pit* DafRrtRMRt SALT! SALT! Liverpool Bolt, Direct Importation, Always on hand and for ule by WEST ft DANIELS, acpl7—9m Jones* Block, Savannah, Ga. Louisville Steam Bakery F. W. &TIMMBL * CO., 1108 and 310 West Green Street* LOUISVILLE, KY., Wholesale Dealers and Maunfacturera of nil ktuda of CRACKERS. Agcut* for Sllmmel’s celetrated QUICK TRAST. aopIS—3m PHILLIPS ft FLAJNUE1M, Next to Dodd's Corner, Whitehall Street. ■yyoULD respectfully call yonrallsutlon to onr VARIETY STOCK OF OOODN. Prints from 10 to YUcenla Domestic* from 15 to SI cents Bleaching front 16 to *0 cents Tlcktug * from 99 lo 80 cent* Figured Mu.line from 16 to 80 cut* Kentucky Jeans Irani 98 lo 10 cents Ginghams from Ml to 36c*nt* Cuttenadea trout SI lo Ml routs and a variety of nice Dress Goods, Lluetts, Toweling* aud Table cloth*. Iu the HARDWARE Department many article* for llousekeepera, Builders, and Maehanlca. FURNITURE IN LAKUK QUANTITY. Bedstead* — from $ 4to$lh Bureaus from 7 to 16 Wardrobe# from into 16 Wuh Stand* front (lo 10 Table*. front 9lo Work Stand* front 9lo 4 J.<oul*i vllle AtlverHaemenlH, SabwripdM u4 Adverts!** Riles. Traworfmommow. tier tl j i Hnlly, twelire monthff moatlm * ib Weekly, one & Hinplc; rofilim (it 10 Kindle copied to Mewd Hojrd tn4 Axeitflt - •» •ATM OF AI>TBIina»a. ^ For etch entre of 10 lined or let*, for the Wret loser In n $l,tnd foreerh •abecgoentlndertHMiflOeeMA 8 8 2 8 |l«muoiu k 8 8 8 8 | £| oqiaoto g £ £88 S' 8'6 ( 2 S R 8 (Ml m rvi f £ ?nrt 8 P 1 t qiaoin f 1 s *n 3 2 9 X 8 K 8 6 •* 1 a £ 8 £ 8 S : I s*w|191 I • « » « S Ij II 1 s* •aautii 9 g T 2 £ 2 8 : s''"*" 8 :. '•built 9 £ £ S 8 2 S : O » <f> m *-v sn rs . ' Krlllin f g S 3 S *T : «» ir* f e 09 *G J m m ~ m | , I 8 S £ 3 S S ! •a-»iun g c. -r a x c 1— . 1 .• " r : •sauinz j S S §5 6 x S : 1 'emit 1 IS5S5**?? 1 a •* ” ” • ji a a e * 1 'CblNnkfl | J J V j .j £ 3 55 ?; W. U. D1X, KENTUCKY PLANING MILL, DOOR, BLIND, AND SASUMANUFACTURER, And Dealer In all kinds of Building lumber, Hough and Dressed, NINTH STUEET, NEAR BROADWAY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. •MSSSBSffCSSM.Wl'Sf bpecml NoticoH, tfi. per line flret Innertlon, toil 1C cetitd per line for each dotidequent inaertlon. Advertiaemeiita iuaertt-d at iutervalr to Ire charged •• new each Jnaertion. AdvertiHcmente ordered to remain on any particnlar me, to he charged an new each Iueertlon. The money lor advertising couaidered doe afUr flrfef inaertlon. All cornmnnleationa nr letteraon hnalneee Intended lot thi« office should be addrcaaod to “The Atlanta JoUni gcncer.” JAUED IRWIN WDITAKKm, Proprietor. RAILROAD GUIDE Georgia Hallroad. E. W. COLE, Super*•4ende*>J. . DAY PABSENOER TRAIN. Leave Atlanta at 6.00 A. M Arrive at Augusta 6.45 P. M Leave Augusta at 6.80 A. M Arrive at Atlanta o.Sl P. M (No trains run on Sunday.) , NIUHT PASHENOEB TRAIN. I-eavo Atlanta 6.45 P. M Arrive at Augusta 9.15 A. M Leave Augusta H.WI P. M Arrive at Atlanta 6 16 A. M BREEDEN & BRADLEY, lumber merchants, And Mannlhcturcrs of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ac. —ALSO— PACKING BOXES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Lumber Yard on Walnnt, bet. Esst and Flovl street* LOUISVII.LH, KY. OBBAT SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE II l °UI8 TRIpp, (aUCCEUOR TO TRIPP A CHAQO,) WHOLE8ALK and Itetail Dealer in ** Piftnoa, Cabinet Organa, Melode- ona,and all kindM of Musical Merchan- of , mnffl?.na bll, i ller i. of Mu,lc ' Catalogue S lStioS, Aidreis l | h'l |, " , ue , its tnallod free onap. Jel9-4m N °’' W “ nd W Jefferl ' 011 8t?Loniliy. OREEN LEAF (or JIE.VP LEAF) AIVD ROPE. f|lHB undersigned hereby notify their friends and all consumers of the above named Staple Goods, that they continue to manufacture them in Louisville, Ky. ITtey hope and expect to beve it ,u their power to exe cute every order sent them this season. All Letters Promptly Heplied To. W. A. RICHARDSON 4 SON, Jy97—Sm Louisville, Kentucky. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND PAL TJ.VORE, MA R YLA XD. T * 1 ? Sixtieth Annual Sedition of tho SCHOOL of MED- sulw?'Maryland, will com- raedce on the 14th of OC TOBER, 1807, aud will end on the lat of March, ISflS. F A C LLTY: Nathan R. SsuTn.M. D., Frofeseor of Surgery. A. Aikin, M. D. LL. I)., Profesror of Chemistry and Pharmacy. O. W. Miltinbrkobr. M. D., Pro'esaor of Obetetrics. Richard MoSiirury, M. I) , Pron ^nr of I'rluciplcs and Practice of Medicine. Crhimfophbr^ Johnston, M. D„ Professor of General, .Materia Medica Atlanta ft Wcut-Potnt Hallroad. L. P. GRANT, Superintendent DAY PASSENOEB TRAIN—OUTWARD. Leave Atlanta 7.00 A. M Arrive at West Point 1H.00 A. M DAY PASSENGER TRAIN—INWARD. Leave West Point 19.40 P. M Arrive at Atlanta [ .5.30 p. M Montgomery 6t WeM-PoInt RmllroM. DANIEL II. CRAM, Superintendent. . __ DAT TRAIN. Leave Montgomery Arrive at West-Point Leave West-Point Arrive at Montgomery Leave Opelika Arrive at Columbus Leave Colnmbus Arrive at Opelika EVEN1NO TRAIN—OPELIKA AND OOLUXBCS. Leave Opelika 9 TOP M Arrive — Leave Arrive . 8.00 A. M ..19.14) M. 19.45 P. M . 0.46 P. M .10.80 A. M .18.39 P. M 8 00 A. M 10.14 A. M Opelika. 3.90 P.M tat Columbus 4.34 P.M COtoSBR 11.38 A. M, Macon ft Wttaieraa Hallroad. jf E. B. WALKER, Superintendent. j DAY FASaHNeeh TRAIN. / Macon „ r 7au A at Atlanta i, imp at Macon IHup i Atlanta •* 7-- -* f- 43 ft Atlantic HalUiuad, , WALLACE, Superintendent. SSS PASSENGER TWAIN-)-DAILY. M -.A .16 P.M 4.96 A. M Western CAMPBELL NtnilT EXPRESS PASSENOER TRAIN-)-DAILY. Leave Atlanta f. 7 ni p a, Arrive at Chattanooga / 4 V|; I S Leave Chattanooga Arrive at Datum " , 7 rsi t>‘ w Arrive at Atlanta 1.41 J DAY PASSE NUEn T It A, I N Dally, excoiit Suodays. Leave Atlanta a ax a w Leave Dalton Arrive at Chattanooga "' Leave Chattanooga "' VS, i • J! Arrive at Atlauta .l.".’.i906p , M DALTON AOCONJSOOATIuN iNaU. . .... xaallr except SnmUTA Leave Atlanta. '.Tr. soor at Arrive at Dalton j>‘ g [stareDalton j.gg p‘ u Arrive at Atlauta 9.45 A. M Mall Stage Line from Atlanta to Oab- louega. Leave Atlanta Monday, Wednesday and Friday.. .0 A. M. Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7 P. M Descriptive, and Surgical Anatnaiv. _V- Chew, M. D., Professor 1 Samuel and Therapeutics. Fbamk Donaldson, M. D„ Professor of Physiology, Hr- gienne, and General Pathology. We. T. Howard, M. I)., Professor of Diseases of Wo- men and Children. 11- Butleb, M. D„ Demonstrator, and Adjunct to the Professor ol Anatomy. The foes for the foil course are $190. For Matricula tion, $6. For Practical Anatomy. $111. The University Hospital (or liilirmary) attached to the ""ege, ranks among the first Clinical Schools in the u 1Wl, S Il'O Seamuti's Hospital of the port of Baltimore, ae well as a civtl hospital, it utfords a great variety In the forms of disease always under treatment. Surgical Operations, and Clinical Lectures on Surgery, Practical Medicine, aud the Diseases of Women and Chil dren, are constituent lutris of the dally Instruction given by the respective Professors of the Institution. Students desiring to perfect themselves In epeeialltlte. can take courses of private Inst ruction from Adjuncts at tached to the various Chairs. GKO. W. M1LTKNUERUER. M. D„ Dean. *cp7—lawllw WANTED IMMEDIATELY* ^ GOOD COACH SMITH, A GOOD COACII PAINTER. Address aept6—lit Dauoing Noliool! Prof. J. S. NICHOLS W ILL resume the exercises of his Academy on THURSDAY, September Jllllt, I SIR. CLASSES: For Gents—Thursdays and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, P. M. For Ladles, Misses, and Masters—Friday aud Saturday Afternoons, at 4 o'clock. For terms, Ac., apply at tho Academy, on Whitehall street.overJ.il. White A Co.'s Drv Goods Store. _aep17—lit SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 1.AD11->S. I EUTARMftUED IN 1RI9. Non. 107 mid 100 NI. ( liarlcH Street, BALTIMORE, MD. M r j« A MRS. WILSON M. CARY and Vila. C.KN. JOHN PKGRAM, PriuciiKtls, assisted hv a foil corps of able Instructors. Duties resumed the '.Mill ol September. French I*thelanguigeof the sehuol. x„ K ins are spared to rendo" ‘Ids Inslltution deserving of o euconragcment It has always liberally received irum th* Southern pimple. Uiinn the»e friends alone it now depends for patromige. F formation, hddrtvs ntigis—lmj depends for patromige. For circulars containing foli lit- either of the principals ns above. SugarandO Cast Steel.... Bar Iron Square Iron SSK-u^;. AodlrousiT J*» J cenu per pound ..at 6 cento par pound .at d canto par ..at (cantoper .at « cent* per at 7 ceata per poaud rpound rpound I pound PBATTE, EDWARDS ft CO., Comrnissioi i Mei'cnau ts, Forsyth Stroot, Atlanta, Ca. JN STORK AND Til AKUIVK 9t*««) pounds Clear Sides, neon pound- Clear llih Sides, fAsi pounds Slinn’tlers, 96 barrels I .aid, l hut pounds Arrow Collou Tie, 69 ptiH'es Kentucky Bagging, 96i) rolls Rope, Is I barrels Roseiidale Cement, (si liarrels I.iiulrvilln Ceiiienl, taw hag* White Corn, III liarrels Ctdet Vinegar, Cast Flows, Maunfsctnred Tobaeeit, Ae, rt( A» rash orders promptly tilled. Cuuslgnncul* aoll- scpld-3ut FRATTK, KDWAhDS A to. Don’t Wash Another Week Without Buying —THR— 6REATE8T WONDER OF THE ABE! HALL’S UNIVLRrtAL WASHING MACHINE!! 8PECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. I T has long been felt aud acknowledged that a Washing Machine would yet be Invented that would be sim ple, cheap, and more effective than any or the Machinee heretofore offered to the public. Stick a Machine ie now offered without fear of competition. 1st. One woman will do more with a Machine than six can do wilhont it. It will wash five dirty ahirts (including wristband* nnd collars) perfectly clean in front tour to eight niiutiies—this wc guarantee, or no sale 3d. It requires no skill to operate It. as a girl 13 years old has washed (in Atlanta) FOUR DOZEN I’lEcRs IN ONE HOUR! 3d. It tukeB at least one third less soap, and will pay for Itself every year in the saving of clotniug, as It acts so delicately on thu fabrics that bank hills cun he washed without breaking—something no other niacltiue can do. Wc manutacttirc these Machiues iu this place,aud shall sell them at TEN DOLLAHS, the same price they are sold for iu New York. There is no Washing Machine on the market that can be bought for even twice the money, and no Machine that will com pete with it in the performance of its wor . These Machines arc on exhibition iu this city, at the store of JOHNSON A KCttoLb, Whitehall eircct. Mu. BKNTLY owns the Fatent Right for title remarkable Machine tu all thu Southern States. Liberal inducements will he offered to gentlemen desiring the exclusive righ • to sell these Machines in counties aud district*, or State. Call on, or address, D. S. BKNTLY A CO.. Rome* Qa. I35T*Ai»y one infringing upon this Patent Right will Ik prosecuted according tu law, and any one giving intorma tiou of tho same, will bo liberally rewarded. A Great Labor-Saving Machine. Wo, the undersigned citizens of Route, would say, in lie half of “Hall’s Universal Washing Machine," after foil trial uud use, that, Iu consideration of its cheapness, tha durability of the Machine, the ease aud quickness ol mo tion, the entail amount ol snap required, nud the protec tion of the clothes, would recommend it .to a generom public. F. M. SllKIBLY, G. W. F. LAMPKIN, J. A. STEWART, SAM. F. I’OWKKd, WM. WEST, Juliif W. NOBLE, JAMES NOBLE, Sit., J. J. L'OllEN. Atlanta, May 7, 1807. 1 Ironght the flret “Hall's Patent Universal Washing Mncltlue" brought to Atlanta, uud am uow using It to my ported satisfaction, ami recoin mend It to all as a great Labor-Saving Maehinu. Mrs. CYNTHIA KILE. DIHErTIONM~ FOB U8B. Let the Machine down into a common wash tub, by culling notches into thu sides, for the journals to rest In, until it comes within one inch of the bottom of tho tub; till with hot water uiilii the water rovers the pebblea In the tiiaeliitie two Inches; wet the chillies iu warm water, (it is hotter to soak clothes over night.) then run a Uttle sod soap on all the dirty places; theu put the clothes inlothc uiaelilue with the pebbles, ami always dll the ma- ehtuo half lull of clothe*, slinking them out as :bey ore put in; tlieu close up tho door and tmu tho crank from thicu to live minutes, keeping n slow, steady motion un til the dirt isoul; tltoti run through a wringer; bun boll as usual; theu put the clothes buck Into tile ntuchiuo with the tub full of cold water; give the machine eight or ten turns and your clothe* are ready for the biutug water and then bang out to dry. Never Him tho machine when empty ol clotoes, as it breaks the stouus. If auy ol tho pebbles become broken, pick them out. For sale by JullNSON A ECHOLS, mays—tiljanl Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. II ON I> Uli7l8. P ERSONS wivbinj; to Join tho Colony uow being or Kuuizcil at Ailauta, lo nail lYoin Mobile direct to llomluraa ou tue KHh ot October next, are required to e-all on Col. E 1*. Wat kina or i>. P. l Yrjjiuou, ol Atlauta, or .1, W. (loUu'inith, at stouo Mountain, at once, aud pay iu, or h ml by uxpreaa (o uniter ouo of tho above named lur^outf, f.'toa* a houuft to miihomc onr Treasurer in unking permanent arratu'einont* for trnnoportatlon. Persons j»oinii with tiki** Colony will *uvo about $9U, ma* kiup the uxpt ute Iroiu Atlanta to Honduras ouly about $ikS iu currency, on a drat Haas Hteam*hip. Families ought to carry tents, sm house.- are scarce, autfll—lm MORE NEW GOODS. G ENTLEMEN who wish really nice Serge or 1 Flil-.NI'll t’.VI.F SKIN SHOES, cither ol the I gross Balmoral, strap, or Oxlord-Tie pattern, can tlnd the latest style uud most approved tuauufactui the New Shoe Store In Rawson'a Uulldtux. conn Whitehall uud lluntur strecta. ’ mavN— JI. T. BAN* In Ike Dialrlet Court «| Ike Unileft list Cur llio Nurlknru UUlrlci o( 4S*orgla. In the matter uf 1 Isaac Hosrntkld, }■ In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. I rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; I hereby gtr* i X tie* that I have been duly appointed assign** tlu- estate ol' Isaac Koseufeld, a bankrupt, of Atlanta the district aforesaid, who has been adjudged a hankr ou hls owu petition by the Dlatrict Court nforeai September 17,1907. AUGUSTUS II. UKINIIAHDT, Asslgnei Frinter'a fee 7$ uvula per >quarc for each luto'Uoa. *ep«^-1aw3w