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O FVIVBI riiK MI'HkMMINK BHILDINO, , .1 „.lc of Whitehall aireal. batwaon Alabama MM * «ud the Railroad croaalnk. i t m.tsiiki* nMit ura weekly by TARED IRWIN WHITAKER, I'roprlofori atIaftaoioioia. SkturrfAT HBfWtnBi Oot. lA mfi „,„ih »r ■■ •»< n*m Mri 0 , v.nnluy evrnin* Sim. LydU Urumr. t,._ hmi.ln'il Mid two VMM, diedatlier rmideOM Tjti" mile, out ox lb. Nattaxhl pike. She * 1V( .|i kn ’O ii t>y all ourcUiuu, and Uknown h V the whole country. i, M lived Ini' y«*m In Um Inrgo mom 'welling in Which »bo hrMthod bw Um. Hor i l ". lul jb*n,l «u an ardent admirer of Henry r ‘v and to her memory ol that lamaolaj jiatramen waa erected the monument which Jtaod* on the National road near the hone her carher day* al.e was A vot fcahloaabla ady, l aA accompanied her huahaad to Waah- i'ltv. She attended nineteen eeeelona • C uun>* Her houae waa qntte a reaort for Honorahle*. and Henry Clay, Daniel Web- , unit ..liter departed atateemen were often „ >iublv entertained within lU walla. A law ,,‘if r<H )ii'i war Htteil »P ‘o «*• a«»od Mon 4 .i.rlilnt?. and to thla day a number ol Mm i nu*r'» old laahloned dreaaca hang againat the "t fe old lade has not been out of her houae ( r a number of veam She waa a eubaertber to , WiOtmti InUil^'titetr from the time It w» .-•-tWulied until her death, and abe tend it , u ,h .-n it Interest until almuat her laat mo- $he was quite wealthy, aud leave* a V-,-estate to the heirs, most of whom XI* die- •ant n!,itivm-ir*«toy(re.) Rtgitkr. THE L'se or Humor is m Pulpit.—The Aimw, the new CoogregattonalUt organ In Chicago, delenda the naeoi humor in the pulpit. It MV* ■ Those who are oflended at humor in Henry Ward Beecher, alioiild liateu to Spurgeon, both ■ t nd out ol the pulpit. We shall never target • , t eveuina when we stood in a denae crowd In Free Church Asaembly Hall in Edinburg, , I heard him address the Scotch minister* and , rs on an effective way of preaching th* go. ,, for more than an hour. He Inshteuon [ and varied exercise* in meetings lor prayer V > conference, adding: “1 never like to have i .e ot my deacons pray tar halt nil hour, and ,*.’:k’iude‘bv asking the Lonl to exenaa «»ur abort- im,mtic* I"" That pun doubtless cured many of I,., he.irer* of tUe habit ill question, Although u m I ~ Veil into the faces of the audleuee, we saw' t.taliwnf the grave Scotch elders twisting their features in their effort to nvoid so sinful a ti tig a? a *mi!e in a religious meeting. We in a as wel. learn to lie natural In religion, aug to'uhcIi at laughable things, aa to weep over t ,«e liliich are mournful. The wise man said : ••Tutre is a time to weep and a time to laugh,” | who shall say that both do not And their ihne iciM.-ionaily"during a sermon? Isaiah ., pleached mi the lolly of idolatry, and drew i ,,,;ture .I the ridiculous conduct of a man ivuo selected :i log of wood, and made a god out „i one part and cooked his dinner with the re- ui tinder! We suspect it waa one of the most , 'ti-etiv-; of his discourses, even II it excited a •orle when delivered. The question ot right Is • -i lie decided bv the gravity or huuiur of siid, but by the moiivo ol the speaker the adaptation' to a good end of what he S'Yf/ >ubMiri^uiNii *m Ailurumii*. 8 Dally, par month J ft-lly. twelve month* — 1 J Weekly, sis month* ' Wssbn.oasymr. ' Watts eopim at theeoxkter. ■ * ■intis copier to Iftm Boyr ind Agent* um or iDvaavisnrs I For each soars of to Uaaa or leas, lor tbs Bnt ta*ei to 1 II,and for caeB aaninamf Insertion 8ft raws "KKHOH UEAttKB TO ME DANtiKHOUr WHEN KEAttON IS LETT FUEB TO QOUPA.T VOL. XIII. l,uulsvllls Advsrtlsemenla, BREEDEN & BRADLEY, LUMBER MERCHANTS, Aad Msaafectaror* of Rash. Doors, Kinds, Ac. —ALSO— pa entire BOXES OP mvkry description. _Lamhtr Yard oa Wslaat, bsi. Isst aad Floy* (tract*. kOGIITIkLB, BY. •■bat mctehin music ■•nut LOUIS TRIPP, (*ccot*#oa to TniTT • CUM,) TYTUOLKSALt and Rarall Dealer ta " flano. Cabinet Organ*, Malode- oa*. sad sit kind* of Musical Merrhan- djss, and Publisher of Music. Catalogue » ■ 9 * s pn£y£“{JKlg. W,t of »■ »P Mlsoallsnoaua A«I vsrt laoinuuts. ATLANTA. GA., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1867.NO. 248. lita^lUnMuaAdvwllaemaiits^Mlaoellniieou^AdvsrtlMnisnt MEADOR A BROTHERS, Tobacco Commission Merchants, (vaoaa mnrsp avava* wont.) J*tf—tiu _ _ ._ tor» TMFF. ■oa. m aad M J*f*raoa Br„ toalavUla, Ey. OHRgy LEAF (or HEMP LEAF) RAOeiNG AND ROPE. f|l** aadantgaad bora by aetUy Uutr Msad* aad all *m*n of tbs above aawsd •tapta Oooda, that they coattnaa to msnafactnra them ta LonlavUla, My. Tboy hope aad expect to have it la Ihalr power to axe- cate every order seat them this so*son. All LHUra Promptly Repllad To. W. A. RICHARDSON A ROM, Loatsvtlle. Keotacky. ATLANTA. .. GEORGIA. MlaoeUanooua Advertlaementa, !! '\f.vNTic Ciianoe or F.iutcnr.—Twoyosrx 11 i.ii CrswtarU Pollnk, a young gentleman t.. ■ ti About twenty years old, suddenly disap- i ired from his home in Scotland, much to the !i-m ty of his relatives and acquaintances. It subsequently became known tbat be had oome to this country with 4500 in his pocket. He •ported about New York and oaher cities until liis fuuds commenced to run abort, when, In a tit of desperation, be enlisted in the Fifth Uni ted Suites Cavalry as a private soldier, and in this humble capacity struggled against hardships und deprivations to which he had been wholly unused. In the meantime bis father died, some four months ago, leaving Hugh heir to a imroaet- , v and a snug little Income ot about £5000 r®» annum, or about 135,000 In gold. The young baronet was duly sought for, and, after an ex penditure ot tM->0 in advertisements, it was as certained that he was stationed at Camp Verde, Texas, discharging the duties of a fender. Col. William S. llillyer, of New York, who became intersted in the case, Induced Sir Frederick Bruce 11, procure the discharge ot Pollok, which waa promptly acceded to by General Grant. The roung Sir Hugh Crawford Pollok has, therefore, been telegraphed for, and haa given np the oCRtt- pation ot sboer and currier of hones to enter upon a Scotch baronetcy and £0000 a year. Buck Crook.—On Thursday evening it waa reported to officer John S. Gallagher thRt there were two persous ot very Mppicioua conduct m id appearauce in the third tier of the theatre. He immediately ascended to that notorious quar> i. r "t the playhouse, and there found two n^Rt* . .* attired gentlemen intently engaged In watch- :,g the Black Crook. The bewitching maidens, w ■ u scant dresses, were Just then gpmg through * »* evolutions of the dance, and the suspected paries were so entranced with the spectacle it they did not observe the approach ol Mr. 'i.t.isgher. He quickly discovered that they were disguised, Uaviog false whiskers, etc. Im- umtely lie tol l them that they must go with him aud explain their curious conduct to Judge f'raig Ot course they protested vehemently, and still farther heightened the suspicions of the lilcei bv the lamiliarity they evinced with the . v »nd the leading citilens. Their appeals Were in vain, and they had nearly reached the i kit when One of them unbosomed himself He said that they were both clergymen, and that, excited by the notoriety of the Black Crook, they had visited the theatre to witness its pro duction, so that they might be ehle to went their parishioners of its iutmoral tendencies. Dts- 'dosing their names, Mr. Gallagher stripped them of their disguise, and ascertaining that they were real bonajlde clergymen, who meant no harm, he discharged them from cuetody. or course it would be improper to mention who these curosity lovlng clerical gentlemen were, us their fashionable and wealthy churches might tie sctDdalxed by the publication.—LoutmUt Dtnuierat 29fA. Artists' Models.—'"An artist" writing from Home, speaks thus plainly of Italian habits,and, I,.-mg himself a sculptor, speaks from personal knowledge and observation : The Italians are a dirty race, and our '‘models” M,.* .-option. Not long ago quite a pretty V . tf._- girl, in answer to my question when she Ud 1 m washed herself, replied that she had not -I ,ne so for six month*. At times, inconsequence ..I this neglect of their person, the stench trom i iein is almost unbearable. When workiug trom i living model, the artist is generally In bis private stn tin, as a rule, a small rtHtm, and, for obvious reasons, the floors and windows are i ’ ,«e | Tiie only fresh air we can get must come in troin the top of the window, let down t *r tint purpt.se. 1 have time anti again paid tn. - tit • 1. Is to wash themselves, and in other c •• * have told '.Item it they again came tojrny ►' i lio unwashed, I would turn tbern out. g m-ral impression that ‘ " UNIVERSITY OP MARYLAND BALTOtOBA, MARYlASD. T HK Slxtttth Annnal Session of tha SCHOOL or MED- ICINR, to th* University of Maryland, will com- •Bone* on th* 14th of OCTOBER, ISST, tod will *nd on th* let of March, 19*8. 'FACULTY: ■atxxk R. Bxrrx. M. D., ProfB**or of Snrgery. XV«. R. A. Aimx, M. D. LL. D., ProftMror of Ch«mt*try and Pharmacy. G. W. Mi%tw»«—ML M. D.. Profator of Oh*tino«. Rjcnaxn McSbiaxt. a. D., ProfcMor of Prtaclpl** and Practice of Medicine. CnmtTortil* Jobxitox, M. D., Profeitor of 0*n*r*l, Deacrtpttve, and Surgical Anstoov. Bamcbl a Cxsw. X. D., Proferaor of Msterla Medica ■xd Therapeutic*. Fbaxk DoxatMox. M. D., Profouor of Physiology, Hy- gtenne, and G*n«ral Pathology. ■ “ ” ” " * • Dim**** of Wo- . _ end Adjunot to the Profraaor of Anatomy. The the* forth* tall conn* are (110. For Matrienl*- ■on, (I. For Practical Anatomy. *10. Th* Untveralty Hospital (or Infirmary) attached to th* CollcMv ra n| ra among th* drat Clinical School* In the eonutry. Mug th* Batman’* Hoeoltal of th* port of Baltimore, u wtll a* * civil ho*plt*l. It afford* a great variety loth* form* of dt*eu* alwsy* under treatment. Surgical Oporatloaa. and Cltnieal Lecture* on Surgery, Practical Medicine, and th* DIM**** of Woman aad Chil dren, are constituent port* or the daily tna’rucuou given by tha ra*p*ctlv* Pruneaora of th* Initiation. Student* dMlrtng to perfect theme*,ve* iu tptciaiUiu, can take court*** or private lutruction from Aqiunci* at tached to tk* varioua Chair*. GKO. W. MiLTEXBERGER, M. D„ Dean. *epH—lawtw Va. T. Howaxo. M. D., Profareor of DU man aad children. _ Jana H. Btmaa, M. D„ Demonstrator, i PRATTS, EDWABDB * CO.. Comminsion Meronfitnts, Forsyth Etroot, Atlanta, Ga. JS STORK AMD TO ARBIYK: 10000 pounds Clear Sides, 10000 pounds Clear Rib Side*, 9000 pounde Shoulders, tt barrel* Lard. I SOW pound* Arrow Cotton Tie. SO pieces Kentucky Bagging. *00 toll, Hope, 50 barrel* Roundel* Oamwtk 00 barrel* LooltetU* Cut ant, SCO bag* White Corn, 10 barrel* Cider Vinegar, Cut Plow*, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac. All ra*b order* promptly filled. Consignment* *oll V^ 1f a-PRATTg. TOWARDS A CO D1SFKCTFULLY *nnonn«* to th* public tbtt they ■A*, kupconaunlfyon hand u •stanalv* uaortmsnt of all tb*leading brand* known to tho trad*, comtatlng In port, of RAGLAND’S VIRGIN, RAGLAND’S VIRGINIA. RAGLAND’S BONNT-DMW, SRTH HaLAKY'S COMRT, MoCORKLB * BOWMAN’S QUKBN OF THK SOUTH, MILLER’S BLUFF CITT. PACTS CREOLE, MATTHEWS A WEIGHTS ROSE MOUNTAIN, HOLLAND'S GOLDEN AGE, and HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN. Together with earlon* ether gradu too todton* to mu- tton. Mlwellimoous Advortlwmvntx, B At^auortod brand* of CIGARS and SMOKING TO- All of which are off*r*d to tha trade on u i dating term* a* purchaser* will find aludhara. a. a. worn * Lot* of mtmtntUmJr. O exo. x. Da wit, of Jftu York. DIBBLE, WORTH ft CO., CommifSfsion Merchants, IBS PBABk ST., NEW YORK. D ARTICULAR attantloa given to tho aalo of WHEAT. «ut* oMhi'mariiet* 1 * 11 *' wl ® 'WUharly advlud of tho Karaunci*.—J. D. Fhb, Ksq.. Preaidant Nattonof ■»rln* Bank, N. Yj H. L. Worth, K*q., Cuhlar Na tional Ptrk Bank, N. Y.; D. Heaton, Eaq., Pruldeat first National hank. Newborn, N. C.; Mtsan. Jawat A Solder Macon. Ga. Jets— HARDWARE AND IRON. rj S COILS MANILLA ROPE, fit/ TB doieu Short Handled Prvtng Pans, SO coil* P».*nt racktug J* to I inch,! M0 dona Shovel* and Bpsdaa, lion douu Pocket Knivu, *00 grou T*bl* Cttuary, *00 aoi*n Carry ComM, lie boxes Tin Plata, SOW pound* B ock Tin, 10W pound* Bax Lead, 600 bagaSh t, 10 bundles Bril 800 doun Iron l 10 Auvili, IS Vl*u, 4000 pound* Smoothing Iron*, too; pound* Griffin's Horae Nalls, SW doun Flies—asurtsd. SOW ponod* Gsivaulaert Shear Ima 10 ton* Plow stul, SCO ton* 6w.de> aud Refined Iron. SO ton* Baud, Hoop, and Horae Shoe Iron, 15 ton* Oval, Half Oval, and Half Round Iron, 16 mas Boiler. Plata, and Shut Iron. For u>e by WEEDS A CORNWELL, [Eton Strut Savannah, l COFFEE. 3000 BAGS )nst rec*lv*d,_ftom_Rlod* Janeiro, Don't Wash Another Week Without Buying -THE— GREATEST WONDER OF THE ABE! IIALL’M UNlVitilWAL. WASHING MACHINE! I SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. T T tat* long bun talt and acknowledged tbat a Washing 4 Meek la* would ret bo inrentad that would bo elm- pie, chup, and more effective than any of tha Machine* heretofore offered to lb* public, such a Machine la now offered without fear of competition. 1st. On* woman will do more with a Machine than alx can do wtiboat It. It will wa*h Ove dirty ablrt* (Including wristband* and collars) perfectly clean in from four to eight mlnntu—till* w* guarantee, or nu ul*. ,*d. It raqilre* no skill to apeotte tt, uagirl 13 year* old ht*i washed (Ik Atlanta) POUR DOZEN PIECES IN ONE HOUHI 8d. It taku at leaat on* third lu* *o*p, and wtll pay tar Itaair every y*ar tn tb* urtag of clothing, aa it act* u delicately on tb* fabric* that hank bill* can h* washed without breaking—something no other machine can do. w* manufkewra tksu MacbUu In thla place, and *haU ■ell thorn at TEN DOLLARS, the aura prtc* they are wld tor In New York. Thera to no Washing Machine on tha markat that can be bought for *v*n twin* th* mousy, and no Machine that will com pete with U In tha performanc* c. ua wor . Three Machine* are on exhibition In thl* city, at the •tore of JOHNSON A ECHOLS, WhttobaUatrut. Ma. BKMTLY own* tha Patent Right for this remarkable Machine In all tha Southern suit*. Liberal Inducement! will be offered to gentleman dulling th* exclusive right to uil tbsu Machlnu In coentlu and district*, or state. Call on, or addreca, D. B. BRNTLY A CO., „ . Rome, Ga SHT*Any one Infringing npon thl* Patent Right will bt A ilreat Labar-Saviaf NuUm. trial ud use, that. In eoneldentton of lu chrepnrea, the durability or th* Machln*. the *au and qalckne** of mo tion, th* email amount of soap required, and the pratec- amend It ,to a generou O. W. F. LAMPKIN, Honor the clotboa, would publte. P. M. 8HEIBLY, UlVEP**- JAMES NOBLE, 8m.. JOHN W. NOBLE, J. J. COHEN. Atlanta, May 7, 1867. , „ _ Atlakta, May 7,18*7. 1 bought th* firat “HaU'a Patent UntTcnal washing Machine’ brought to Atlanta, and am now using It to my perfect »tl»Uctiun, and recommend It to all aaagrwt labor-saving Machine. Mae. CYNTHIA KILE. dibbctionT*rom uts. Lot tha Machtna down Into a eommon waah tub, by cottlug ootebre into the aide*, for tha Journato to real iu, unttl lt cpmc* within one Inch of the bottom of the tub; Ul with hot water until the water cover* the pebbtoa In the machine two inchu: wet theclotbee in warm water, (U to better to *oak clothe* over night.) then run a little •ol' epep on all tha dirty ptocu; Then put the clothe* Into th* machine with the pebblu, and alwaya fill the ma chine half lull of clothes, shaking them out *• they an nut In; then clou op the door ana turn th* crank from thru to dve minute*, kuptog c clow, study motion un til th* din is out; then ran through • wringer; then boil uusual; then put th* doth** back Into th* machine with the tub full of cold water; give the machine eight or ten turn* end yoor clothe* are ready tor th* btuing water, end than bug out to in. Never turn th* machln* when •mpty of clothe*, u tt break* th* mom*. If any of the pebblu bocom* broken, pick th*m out. ' For “*•)!? . JOHNSON A ECHOLS, mays- ttUanl Whitehall Strut, Atlanta, Ga. MORE NSW GOODS. ffiENTLIMKN who wtoh really nice barge or Fine VX FRENCH CALF SKIN SHOES, cither ol the Con- grareBalmoral, Strap, or Oxford-TI* pattern, can now find the latest stylt and moat approved manutoctur* at th* New Sboa btore in Baweon’a Rollding, corner ot PHILUPg JE FLAAUKKS, Nest to Dodd’e Comer, Whitehall Etrc*t. ^yOULD rupaaftally call yow attontfon to onr VARIETY ffTOOK OF GOODS. fttata. from 10 to to cant* JJptaaatlra Bom 16 to ao cents Ticking from SX to50cents Figured Marline from is to So evut* Kentucky June from *5 to 50 cent* Otngbeme. from *0 to SS cent* Oottonadre....... ... trom Xu tu 3ucent* *ud a variety of nic* Dru* Goods, Llneut, Towallugs and i able cloths. FURNITURE 1KLABGE QUANTITY. Bedsteads from $ 4 to $16 Bureaus from 7 to 16 Wardrobes from 10 to 16 Wub Stands from 1 to 10 Tabtoe..... : from * u> 7 Work Stands Bom * to 4 besides many other article* too numerous to mention. per British Brie spring. For ret* by WLKDS ACORN WELL, maylS—Pm H0TI0X TO AXOHITlOTft AxtaaagftYaaftftsfieare Jhins’Home." July tilth. 1867, th* following resolution. "raoSE? 1 ihatthe /twbbKt’ai tar the aurchau or donation of TWENTY A) TO THH PUBLIC. rchare or donation th ‘ tog thereon lanu for*tha DreftonT Granite Bjdldlng for the ^Muonic Orotaans’ Home, to be eubmltiad to the Boua mr toe dra^Sy of November next: theeaU pjan.to be «ojry»° is that the balldlng can be commenced with an expend!- as th f .- T -“u £u£did d taS£ sSkWTwSp aUMSS2S“«£S Sara SidUddltoS!^to l tS, r 5.id T fo'r “Swch?h. EfoSM of“ snreor. eh.ll select from tbt nambtr prt»wwd- For farther information,»««« yD A WIL80 u, Builnua Manager. GeorglsStoteLotte^. lyfiS—tllnovl Attont*. Georgia. _ Bug Cut Steal. Bar Iron Square Iron Band Iron Smoothing Irons... Andiron* Jet* at iu cent* per pound at 5 cents per pound at 8 cents per pound tt 6 cents per pound at 6 cents per Dound ..at 7 cants per pound Im ttoe District Court of the Untied State* for tho Northern District or Georgia. to tha matter of lasso RoaxitvaLD, i, j. In' Bankruptcy. HARDWARE! HARDWARE!! IRON AND HTCUL. 400 T0HS 8wnDU AND REFINED iron, 40 ton* Flow Btul, 1000 kegs Nells—but brands. ■000 patra Trace Chain*, 80 Anrtto, 100 Vtoca, 8000 pound* B. Wagon Anlu, ISO doaan Sargent’s Cotton Cards, art) doaan Amt's Bbovalt and Bpadaa, 100 coils Jut* and Manilla Hops, 60 Smith'* Hallows, 800 bag* Shot, 80 ton'* Savory's Hollow Wart, 800 OrlndatoM's, 180 doaan Collins' Axu. _Alto, a flue a«sortment of Cutlery and Miscsltonuna Hardware, for ula on th* most favorable terms, by BONES, BROWN A CO., up!8—lm Augusts, Q corgis. TIE ARROW TIE ARD IROK RAMOS BALING OOTTON ! AN INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, WA8TE. AND THEFT ScktqtraiiD ron Simplicity and Rapidity of Adjustment SURPASSED BY RONS POR STRENGTH AND ADAPTABILITY TO ALL The Vacs ot Commaroe 1 fJTHET an manufactured in LIVERPOOL, of th* but English Iron, under the personal supervision of th* In ventor, formerly a resident of Naw Orleans, La. Th* ARROW TIE is preferred by Shipmaster* and Comprre*m*n, u tt la worked with ons alghtb to on* Inch alack, wbtla all SOLID TIES require thru to Bv* inchu, which. In ruuntng through a cargo, Involve* a heavy loss to tha Shipmaster. Use the Arrow Tie sad Bands, AND SAVE MONEY IS FREIGHT and INSURANCES! Arrangement* have bean mad* to secure an ample sup ply of tha ARROW TIE aad BANDS tar th* coming tea- eon. JAMES A. HALL, Agent Middle and Southwcat Georgia. General Agent*, Savannah, Ga W ANTED, Previous to Ootobor 15th, In Lot# of FIVE CENTS AND UPWABDS, •11,000 IE GOLD, SILVER, and GUUnACKS, In Ezobnngc for Boots, Shoes, Leather. AND SHOB • FINDINC8, Ji. t Low Prices!! MORE TRAN 100 CASKS NEW GOODS OPENED THIS WEEK!! And oth*r* Arriving Daily. W* Co an try Merchant* art particularly Invited to ax imtaa onr stock, aa w* will offer them greater Indue* manta than aaa be bad atoawbar*. TO BOOT AND SHOE-MAKERS. "Of all thing* under the run,! Hurrah I there ia nothing ilk# iMthmr" And tf yon eoninlt yoor but interest, you will certain bay yoor supplto* of I. T. BANKS, Decani* b* make* " Outc* Salt* and Small Profit*, and Mill for cash only, thua laavlng no bad debt* to be mad* op In axtra profit*. VBimcmkar tbe Place and fflcn. I. T. BANKS, Riwron'i Building, cor. Whltahali and Hunter BU. reptao— DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! TALLEY, BROWN A CO. Whitehall surest. ATLANTA. GEORGIA, An DAILY RECEIVING tliali Fall .and Winter Stock bmbygiv* no- Intad.atalgue* ot T O WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: tie* that I h»v* bun duly »upi . . tb* relit* ot I**»e Roranfeld, a ftankrutit, of Atlanta, In tb* dtalHct aforeuid, who ha. bven *iljudgcd a bankrupt on ht* own petition by tha District Court afuravaid. September 1 H REINHARDT. A«sl«n«e. Printer’* fe* 76 c*ut* per *quue for eftch Inse-tion. *ap»t—l»w3w 96th SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. TOTAL LOSSES PAID, S21.271,97‘2 B7 1 OF SAVANNAH, GA. 8. W. KZB0ZB, Fraaident 0. B. HARDEE, Vies President J. T. THOMAS, SccratAry BOARD OF DIRECTORS: j. a. too no. X. t. will*TON. The undaretgnad to prepared to taratoh th* ARROW TIE to th* trad* at SAVANNAH PRICES, forwarding and transportation added. PBATTB, EDWABDB * CO., AkSOts, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga. SHEAR THE INSURANOE AGENTS! Savamak, Mar 7th, 1887. The recant Area In thla city having proved to our entire uttofectlon. by a thorough tut, tbe superiority o' IRON BANDS for baling puroo**!. w* strongly recommend them to the nee of the Planter* of Georgia as an efficient agent In restricting loee by fire; and we agree to dlecrlnj- uate, when practicable, in favor of cotton thua e*cnred. A. WILBUR. General Insurance Agent. CHARLES GREEN A SON, , Ag’t* Liverpool, London A Globe to. Oo. ClfARLES L. COLBY A CO., OP DRY GOODS. The Ladte* especially an invited to call and examine their line of wqg GOODS, SUkt, French Merino*.' French Poplin*. Emprere Goode, rombealnre, Alpaocas, Delaine*. Ac. (THEIR STOCK OP Embroider!**, I Drere Trimming* And Dru* Bottom ■ to larg* »nd vanad. They keep eonetantly on hand, BLEACHED end BROWN DOMESTICS, PRINT” end YANKEE NOTIONS. Van Efts & TrPPiN. TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS. Keen Iiiara MaxcracTDiuKo Co., I CkaULOTTI. NokTB UieOUKJ. | I I F you deelrc to »upply youreelve* for your Fell and ! Winter trade, with the very beet descriptions and style* of ALL-WOOL casSIMKKKS, and with the moet durable JKAN8 end KERSEY ubric*. el. free iron shod dy end other impurities, order rumple* from the *ub- •criber. aud they will be forwarded, witu pricee atuctu-d, during the month* of July end Augu.t. From the*e *um- pie* you can make your *electiou» and return your or der*, and the good* will be forwarded directly from the Manufacture JOHN A. YOUNG, President, H. W. Mercer, of Meroer A Anderson. C. S. Hard**, of Erwin A Hardee. WM. Hunter, of Hunter A OammelL R. Morgan, DeWltt A Mor J.^Thomee, tot. Agent. F. L. One. Planter. . A. Solomons, of A. A. Bo.omone A Oo. A. Porter,’ Pruldent Ben* J Lama,lmporterol Wlnre State of Gtorgto. D. ti. Pntee, of Port* A j. Moao.ru. l*l# rieuier. ‘ *J, , u u . W. KeuteharL retired Mer-J. MeMehon, of J. McMe- chant. hon A Co. H^A. Crane, ot Crane A F. W^SJin^ot^Slme^ACo., JULY 1, 1867. M. Hamilton, or J. F. A M. Hamilton. M. 6. COHEN, Commlulon Merchant. J. w. Navitt, of Lathrop A Co. A. Ful arton, or Wlldar A K a liar ion. O. Butlar, Master Builder. R. LnchMeon,Irou end Br»*i Founder. _ E. P. Clayton, Augusta, E P. Clayton A Co. J. W. Knott, Macon, of Knott A Howe*. _ _ B. P. Hose, Macon, of B. F Rosa A Co. ... L. J. OuUmartln, of L. J Guilmartln A Co. 1*6—4m Charlotte. N. C. w. T. waitin. cast. a. rtauca. PEAROE, WHELE88 & CO., COTTON FACTORS AKO Commission Merchants, Agt's Sun A Atlantic M. toa. Co., N. Y R. H. FOOTMAN, Inaunnca Agent. WOODBKIDGE BROS.. Ini. Agants. J. T. THOMAS, toauranes Agent. J. C. MoNULTY, Bec’y Sontbero In.uranc* A Trait Co. JAMB” T. 8TEWAKT. Azeut London A Laucaater Im. Co. LANE A WEST. Insurance Agent*. Macon, Ga., May 10th, 1887. The recent dre at the Warehom* of Mr. B. T. Chap man, In thla city, having fully demomtrated th* advan tage of the use of Iron Bauds for baling parpoaea, as a security against lo*a by fire, wa, th* undarttgnad Insu rance agents. Macoo, Ga.. take pleaanr* tn endorsing the action of the Agent* at Savannah. Ga. £. C. GRANNISS, , . „ Aetnt for several In*. Companlaa. ,f. W. BURKE. Insurance Agent. E. J. JOHNSON A CO., Insurance Ag’ta. J. MONuOE OGDEN, Imunnce Agent. J. M. ROARDMAN, Imuranc* Agent. JNO. B. COBB, lanrance Agent, may**—fim . I'eqiiomg reessESESs ********* ,’aqiana* [Tm FTT ? ? | s i » » n * m j '«nom j s~| f * W * css SEESBEESS ** i '••■WSI imri ; ; s s 8 * * • 1 •emits 8 8 8 8 8 ® : « e o j e- B e» : : j •••■Wt TFTITl T : J • • t S ! : •mmns TrfTfTt : J • ► * * S i ; twill ITTITT • • * • • * 9 i •mmns - i * i n r~r—: **«<••!• ft «D •ton i TTTTTTT|j 5 Us, I J - J A J ? 3 S kpectal Mottoes. St *enta per Une first tnasrtloa, tad It ante per line tar each subsequent Insertion. Advertisements Ins acted at Interval* to b* Arntxad a* now each Insertion. Advertisements altered to remote oo eay panic*la r page, to be charged aa new each Insertion. Tha money tar advertising considered doe after Bn, Insertion. All communication* or letters on bnefneee Intended tr. > this office should be add/miaed to "Th* Atlanta Intern gencet." JAHKD IRWIN WHITAKER, VI. I. WILLIAMS & BRO, Commission Merchants* AWD DBALBII n ORAIH, BAC0H, LARD,FLOUR aan Western Prodnoe Generallj OLD BTAND, Formerly Theatre, now Phtaolt Be tiding, DECATUR BT., - • - - ATLANTA, DA yy« have again satabUehed oorealva* to onr lamer bmlmee, at tb* OLD STAND, and beg to tend* onr ear via** to former Mend* end the public generally. W here e large and commodious etore, and with onr fee •xpartooca and ample fedlitlaa, trust we shall reretva aa mart a liberal petrnnege. IN BTOBB AND TO ADBIVD. 10000 BD8 ““ vary chole* Taunaaaaa Corn 40000 lba Beeon Side*. ShonMan. and Herne. WE M. WILLIAMS A BDO. LIMB, LIMB. W E are role Agenta tar tha sale of Rogan’ ealabratad Btrda-Bye Lime, and will contlnie to keep coo- tiantly on band a good supply, fra h from tha Ulna. Par- tica wanting good Lime, will find tt to their tatereat to call and tee ua, or send u* their order*, aprfil-8m WM. M. williams a BRO. Just Received and now In Store. ■ A LARGE lot of Round, Squire, end Flat IrtT. and Steel, which w* offer upon term* that rnueA w4t purchaser*. Alto, 17 tierce* choice Sugar-Cured Hama.’ W. M WILLIAMS m BRO., 14—e Commission Merchant*. COTTON WAREHOUSE. OROOCRS, AND Commission ]SIeroliants, ALABAMA STREET, ATLANTA. JACKSON STREET, ■ ACOCSTA, GEORGIA. MP"8tort tad tell Cotton and other Produce. Bogging tnd Hope inrnUhftd at mtrktt priw* aep7-*in W. W. OLAYTOH. Aro. D. ADAIR. Tho Ogltthorpo It a cnndftdttt for your IhYon. Th» well known repaution of tho Urge number of iMdirg merchants and property-holder* of Savinnah, who are an do uncod m oonnocted with it* management, Ul antt* dent guarantee that dllorera wUlihoen«dl!y AB8ET0 (if Markd Vatu*.) Cash on hand and In Bank. ■ >f i, u Real Batata. IU turu iiitm female niotiela have loat i Mortgage Bond* v > ru- ol eliame is a mlatoke. Before the ar- j ugnkStock..- . li.i, it Ia inn;, ill,-y |eel no cinbarrasement, but ali'mill :i strungur enter the room they run lo M« tliiimau-lve*. Ff.male Waiter* —'The Round TuN*. in sn article on fi-umlK waiter*, make* the following can'lid contuudon with Us own experience with tliiacUaa: There ure not many restaurant# in the city where female attendance ia the arrangement, but wherever we have met with auclt a plan, it -eein, to work extraordinary well. Moat of the gfrU employed in theae place* Are Irish, but we h ive uoiice-l lliat a great number of them hm trom the New England States, They tini.t not lie confounded with the “ pretty waiter girl*” ot ilio concert saloons, being lot the in->st part, ri:»|H!c;ahle and indualrinus girl*. Among tli imj who come trom New England luveft, li'nvever, there i( often to lie observed » k 1 of prudery ttiat approaches rudeness, and this is not Miggisttlve of a hualthy education anil ■ ' vily une e ein mind. B 'cause a cnetomi'T ap- I'he* in# ep.lliel ol “di'ar oue" to one ol lll<'*« I’uyi . •!•■, it i, hy no means necessary tliat (lie * - ’’i'l e irl up h'-r non* mi l toss her chignon, a* 'h'ii.:h Mime improper ovi-riure were mean*, let He l,av«- olien oijwrvt'd such nn action ou I'i'i of these down east ildio»eU wheu thus ('"treii—:.',y „ hlreSM-.t. • 518.988 88 648,983 01 886^60 00 1,808,400 00 U. States, State end City Stock, end other Public Securitise 1,984,808 86 Leas Liabilities, Claim* not do* *nd unset- Nat Aaaeti tabiy adluated. Seeking aa It doe* to build up'for own Intaraata, nnd ratoln • portion of the meene of the South at home, the OglethorpeMk.forjt.hjroof thejtoaa- »y ratting on TON, Agent, Atlanta, ua. nine* hnalnaa* of t'h* Southern marchaut* and property- holders. _ . , Inanrance affected at a^nfra aaptS— lm 9 4.080,888 37 177,668 40 (4,*18,806 81 CLAYTON & ADAIR, 00MMI88I0N MER0HANT8, —AMD— Wholesale Dealers in Groceries & Produce* NO. IB ALABAMA ST., SALT! SALT! Livsrpool Balt, Direct Importation, Always on hand *nd for Ml* by WEST Ac DANIELS, ■opll—lm Jon**' Bloch, 8»v»nn«h, O*. Louisville Steam Bakery F. W. STIMMEL ft CO.* SOB and 810 ’West Green Street. LOUISVILLE, KY., Wholaaala Dealara and Manufactnrar* of all kinds or CRACKERS. Ajeut* for Stimmal’a eelelratad QUICK YEAST. **pl3—3m In Store andito Arrive t nous.: CORN. SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, NAME i/ARD. MOLASSES. And • general assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries. lent—3m VAN ETPS A TIPP1N Liberal Cash Advances! COTTON WAREHOUSE —aim— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Prior and Hunter Streets, to eight of the Pxeaugsr Depot, and near the United States aad American Howto, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.. ^yE Invite th* attostlou of PLANTERS, and *11 oth ers who deal to COTTON, to th* root that w* ar* now of. taring at gnat tadlttie* and Inducement* for th* STO RAGE and SALE of their COTTON tn Atlanta as cash* afforded them in any other market. Oar Warehouse is (Jnrarpassed to tb* State, being larg* and commodious, aocoteible to the vaitona Railroad*, oomplttely sheltered, tad nlmoet entirely fire-proof. We particularly direct their attention to th* tact that Atlanta to now a Cotton Mark*!, where tb* staple ran al ways be disposed of at a* high pricee, relatively, it lo ! any other—leaving to tb* various Planter* on tbe line* of th* different Railroads leading into Atlanta, no laduce- mant to ship beyond. To all parties residing In this Collection District wbo may deilre to ship to ua, wt will foralab tha permit of the Collector to maka such shipment wtMouf pre-pay- nunf Of Tax. We are alio prepared to make LIBERAL CASH AD VANCES on consignments, and in • 1 reepect ■ will offer •• liberal Inducement* a* any other House of responsi bility. Tha large experience tn Cotton of all tha mem ber* of onr firm ta a guaranty tut consignment* en trusted to onr care will be promptly and eattetoetorUy at- tended to. aepi-Sra and inland navigation risks. vr Agenctca la ttl th* principal cilia* nnd town* in ‘^AppUcatfoutar Inanrance will ba promptly attended '“office—with C. I. Brown, on *a*t side of Whitehall atruLon. door from Alabama. ^ ^ ANO|KR< A „ nl . SOUTHERN Seed and Agricultural Warehouse I MoROBEBTS U CO., • TOBfiSli FOEWilDIIS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealara In Agricultural Implement*, Prodneo, Grata’ Field and Garden Saada, Farm Wagon*, Threshar*. Ac., Ac. Aganta for Wood’* calabraiad Reaper* and Mown*, Jffo. 40 and 4.4 H. Market Strmet, **p64—fen NASHVILLE, TKNN. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: T*.ke oo more Unpleasant nnd Unsafe SemedtM I V t anpiea^nt and itangcroee dlenaa**- Ce* Bblx- a.fr.1,, I'.uchi; ,i.,| lnraovgB Roes WaM v!7 XVRRY HUD OF PLANTATION MACHINERY, BNBIHM, HOR8B POWBDB. ODIBT HULL *«EICLITIIR*L IHFLENEITI or every duwrlpiimi In etore, aud tor aal* at lb* lowest "W».by S. B. PI'LLRR. 47 DRY xTllKET, .**n-4n York City. HOME AGAIN. Boots, Shoes, Leather, Ac. I WOULD reaptcttally call tha attention of th* public to the tact that I have moved back to my old etand, wh.-re all thou* tbat want good good* ran be accommo dated. I Intend to keep th* beat goods made, and will •ell them aa cheap aa tha cheapest. Extra Inducement* to wholesale buyer.. 0 EO. W. PRICE. Markham's Balldlng, Paacbtrea atraat, AtlanU, Oaotgia. »*p8S—8w» JOHN. B. FULLER, 47 DRY STREET. N#w York City, Makuracrensn aan DaaLik m POST AD LB AND BTATIONABT STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS, FROM 9 TO M0 HORSE POWER. lion Mschlnory on hsnd sud hstlt to order. tw shafting. Pnlllea. LmGtar »md Hutoforer DjUlm«. aud all kind* o« Iron aad Wood-working Machinery. XHT Machinery and Railroad sippll** ta afora. *nd ahqqted at the tawaat »••*. a»g*T—am FLOUR, [BACON, LARD, ;CORN, BAY, SALT, TOBACCO, COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUP, MOLASSES, CANDY, SODA, CANDLES, LEATHER, SOAP. Ac. Also, are LEND TOIJTHE LAND!! Union Pornt, O*., October 18,18*6. Mtttrt. BnantvtB A Barron : Oikt*—t uted yoor Phoapbate on my Cotton at the rate of *80 pound* per acre. I am satisfied that I will realise *t iaait ISO per cent, on the amount spent. I am so wall plraead that I expect to nae more on tho nest crop tbAA I did on tbit. Very trnly yourr, (Signed) P.W.PHINTUP. JTJLY 25, 1867. ;bacon. -a RAA/t LBS TENNESSEE CLEAR SIDEN, lOvvv 8000 ponnda Tennee.ee Shouldere, 6000 pound. Tennea.ee Hama, 1000 pounds Tennaaaaa Ribbed Side*. Juat recatved and for Mie by FAINS A PARROTT. No. 7 Peach-Tree afreet, A.touts, Ga. -1 QAA BACKS TENNESSEE WHITE CORN. F< ** 1 ' b> PAINS A PARROTT, No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanu, Ga. ■miR. 1 K PERKINS FRESH YELLOW BUTTER. Fo XD sale by FAINS A PARROTT. No. 7 Peach-Tree atre*:, Atlanta, Ga. Axxnicvt. O*., November 1,1988. Mtttrt. BrigMwtU A Barren* : Onnr. The twenty (80) ton* REED’S PHOSPHATE I bought ot yon thl. year. I need on Corn nnd Cotton. I am so wall pleased with the effect on my crop, that I wtoh to porchaea of yon fur nest year's crop, on* hundred Yonr* respectfully, A COBB. Agents fbr the Sale ot YARNS, OBNABUEUB. STUPES, IRON WORKS FOR SALE. A CHEAT BABGAIN! B KLLWOOD IRON WORKS, on Pettto’ Creek, two tntleo irom Cnrteravtflo, Oe„ ere offered for •*!« at a great bargain. Tha fnraac* will make from three and a half to four ton* of Iron per day. It to now rnunlug, «ud everything ia complete order lor .uccee.tal work Par- tlea wishing to pnrchaaa can examUi* the bjiuk# of tho Thl , Manure, mannfectnred tn Georgia (th* virtue, tar ; E® »- “For'M'tfoWoMlta *«Ch ar. .tta.t.d by well known Georgia Ctl.anL «d Messrs. xfcNanght, Ormond A Co , Attonia, Ga., J. L. | which la calcutoied t» do «o much fur ktmnttrottkm *" " “ ' la Georgia) i» for sale by LANGSTON, CRANE & HAMMOCK, COPPBB. BAGS Prim*, to Choice Rlc Coffee. Jnet received PAINS A PARROTT No. 7 t'aach-Tr*. street, Atlanta, Oa. ITOAM. A FULL UNE of Raftaad and Raw Sugar*. For *klo to) FAINS A PARROTT. No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, Fs. Huger., Marlatu. or John Wofiord, on the property, mil—lm SHIRTINGS, Ab4 Great Bead Co.’s Seales. jjD^Chah Order* promptly filled. Cooal^meaii^c- STEAM, GAtJ am WATER PIPES, BOILER FLUES. And ail kinds of Brae* andiron Fittings, Tools, Ac., for Steam and Gaa Fitter'* nao. IP* Th* hast and torgaat assortment ta tk* city, aad 6t greatly reduced price*. BenAfor Prira LUt. I t*|8T—4<a 41 Day Bums New TorYtt'f- Bole Agent*, Alabama Btrosi, Atlanta, Ua. back* and wheat waited, *» AAA Back*. Soeoed-Itand OnnnU-e and Hurlapa. uUvU tokhl bnahi'la Wheat LANOBTON, CRANE Jt HAMMOCK. t'oinmt»ton Marchaut., Atabam* Btjvct. LINBBBD OIL. | BARREL LINSEED OIL. Fo tala cheap by „ _ FAINS A PARROTT, ly*#-" No. 7 Peaeh-Twe Btrvei Atlanta Qs. A BITL'ATION WAITED V S hUPERINTRNDrNT of a Floor or Saw Mill, bv a practical Millwright and Mm lilnl.t, who ha- l.cd I ;3 )eara einerte'ic,- In the nuunfarturo >.f Flour and 1 umber. W"-.ht iircft-t to rcul or take au intarcat in u Cotintr! Flour Miif. Addre.a I «... . o MMl'Kl HAND. •cp'M-iawd.r Care John Hart, Bavnnaah, Ga- a*g87 —4m
