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Major General .'ons Port, U. S. A , commanding Third
Military Dltlrlcl (Georg'*- Eksrida, *nd AlabamaA-
Offlc* at Hcsdqusrtcrs, on Marietta street.
(VI. net J. r Manors. i»W of Bantu af 01 Til ABIa,
and 0«««r»! Inspector of Registration for Third Bill
Ury District. u»(* at Headquarter*.
Ilt. v'i Brigadier-General IVa McE*a Denn, Asslstaut
Jn.tgo Advocate General V. ». A.. Judge Advocate
Third Military District. office ai Headquarter*
Lleutcusnt-Colouel K M.-K. Ui'uaoa, V.8. A., AaalaUut
Inspector General. Office ai lleedqusrteia.
Captain U. K. Sanrtnaoa, f 8. A., Acting Assistant
Adjutant General Office al U -edqusrtrr*
Brev'i Brigadier General J. J.hlllUl', Surgeon l’. 8.
A Medical Praetor Third MHHary District. OMce
conior Broad and Marietta tiro*la
Brev'i Brigadier General Kun a Saxton, Chlof guarlor
manor. Ottta al Headqnarttr*.
BrvV’t Ueulonanl Colonel II. J. PaaaawoaTB. 1>#|H)I
guartertuaster omcc Forayth atreet, uaar Railroad
Kiev t Captain c. A. Hooawann, Chlof Ordnance Officer.
Ollier corner Broad and Marlotla street*.
Major K D. .H on, I* M. I’. 8. A., Chlaf Pay Matter and
Disbursing Officer Third Military Dltlrlcl. Office cor
nor Broad and Marietta auoota.
Meutenauf C. 8. lunar. Boat guariermastar and Com
missary Subsistence. Office Willingham Building, cor
ner ley and Decatur atroeta.
lire I Major ti n, II. Savins, Captain lUh V. 8. lufau
Irv. Acting Aaalaiaut Judge Advocate Ooneral. Office
al Headquarter*.
Brev'i Major T. c. Sullivan, C. » I’uited Siam Army,
Chlof Commtaaary of Subolateuce. Office, Boom No.
1 Willingham Building#, corner of Decatur and Ivy
•ireeta.
Brev t Malor Fane Moattaca, V. H. C.,8ub-Aaal. Com.
Bub-District, Atlanta Bureau K. P. and A L. Ofllco In
tiraatte Block, Mo. 1, room Mo. B.
roar op aTLaata,
Oompootd of iht count lea of Cobb, Pnllon, Campbell,
Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Fayatte, Clayton. Spalding,
Henry, Men ton, DvKelb, Milton, Owlnnett and Bntte.
Brev'i Brigadier General Taoaaa H. Ruaan, Colonel
Md United State* Infantry, commanding Poat. Hand-
quarter*, room Mo. 8 Willingham Bnlldtug, corner of
Decatur and Ivy atreeta, Atlanta, Oa.
Bred captain O. C Kxarr, lal Lieutenant 13d tl. B. In-
tastry. Pott Adjutant. Oflea at Headquarters.
pint Lieutenant C. 8. UaLtT, 16th U. S. Infantry, Act
ing Atai*tant guartermaeter and Acting Commtaaary
Subatatenca Fott. Oflcc, room Mo. 7 Willingham
Building.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
FOR THE YEAR IflflT,
J. L.WUJsms, Mayor
8. B. Love. Clerh of council
J. T. Oleon* City Attorney
Herbert M. Farrar, City Treasurer
K. J. Koache.City Phyetciau A
Jaa. F. Cooper, City Engineer.....................
Kobe Crawford, Cotnnrtailonerof Public Worka
George Stewart, clvenaer of Btraeta
Jo. s. Smith, Tax Receiver and Collector
Dm. Fltagibbou, Dell-Keeper
A L D eTTm K N.
riart waan
M. T Castleberry, Hicherd Paten.
aacosD waan.
X. X. Rawson, A. W. Mitchell.
THtllP WARP
George W Terry, W. 0. Andenon.
rOt'UTU WABP.
J. E Guile,tt, W. a Con.
rirTH M aRtr
J. A Heyden. K. W. Holland.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
L. P. Thomaa, Chief Manhal
E. C. Murphy, Deputy Marahal.
J. L. Johnson, let Lieutenant of Police
T. C. Murphv. Sd Lieutenant of Police
rouciMNN—(ft K m par.)
.(6,600
. 1,800
suo
soo
. 1,800
. 1,*>J
1,800
. 1,000
suo
out
(i.sno
. l.lMI
.. l.otjo
1.001
I. J. Cook,
F. J. Bomar.
D, Bogan,
K. A. Center,
>'. T. Kickllghter.
J. A. Minton,
Halt.
J. L. Creuthaw,
G. W. Bowen.
C. M. Barry,
A. Jarrard,
O. P. Woodllfl,
Jasper Grovea,
V. 11. C. Cowan,
J. B. Holland.
K. D. Haynes,
I), Varan.
J. K. Dove.
J. A. Lang,
B. B. Hutchins.
J. M. Coanally.
Green Holland,
li. W. Wooding,
U. J. Holudaw,
M. W. Kaaberry,
J. F. Barnee,
T G. MeHan,
J. A. Lanier,
Clerk of First Market—Theophllna Harrie.
Clerk el Second Market—Frank T. Kyan.
Sexton—G. A Pilgrim.
City Assessors-K S. Waters, W. C. Hnmphrlee, and
C F. Wood.
Assessor of I-anil taken for flpeulng Streets—Levt C.
Wells, and F. P. llli'e,
tiasuiso coRuirrmis or tue < itv ioiincil mu the
l lst'.M YEAR ISO"!.
Fiuanco- Peters. Mitchell Itawsou.
Ordltiance—Mitchell. Itaydcn. Peters.
Streets amt Siucwa.li*—GUIlillt. Itausuu, llutdcu.
Wells, Pumps and Cisterns—< ox, Anderson, Castle-
nerry.
Lamps and Gas—Hayden, Terry, Peters.
Relief—l astleberry, llawson, Terry, Gullatt, llayden.
Markel--lla>deu, Custieberry, Holland.
Fire Department—Gullatt, Cox, Terry.
Police—Kawson. Cox, Anderson,
cemeierv— l'erry, Mitchell, Itawsou.
Public liuildlngs and Grounds—Anderson, Terry, Pe
ers.
Tux—Holland. P.awson, Cox.
On Printing—Terry, Holland. Castlelmrry.
Salanes—vox, Mitchell, Holland.
BOARD oFllEALTH.
Firtt Ward—Dr. J. M. Boring.
Second Ward—O. U. J ones, Esq
Third Ward—L. P. Grant, Eaq.
Fuurth Ward—Dr. Chaa. Pinckney.
Filin Ward—Dr. J. N. Blmmona.
waRPa or THE CITY.
The City of Atlanta shall bo laid off Into Ave warda, aa
Pillows, to-wtt:
rinsT waRu.
Commencing at the crossing of Whitehall atreet with
the Weatern a Atlantic Kailroad, and running up the
sontb aide of eaid railroad to the incorporation line, then
down said line to the center or Whitehall atreet, then
north along the canter of aald street to the tinning potat,
and which rhlll bu known and oonetitate Ward number
One.
axcos-p warp.
ComneDcluL' at the center of the ctotaing of Whitehall
street, at the Western « Atlantic Railroad* end running
vast down the rail road to the crowing of Calhoun street,
in the rear oi the Georgia Railroad workshop, then eouth
along the middle of eaid etreet lo the center of McDon
ough street, thence along the center of McDonough etreet
t . the incorporation due, then along said line to the c*»n-
tr*r of Whitehall atreet at ita croaalng at the Incorporation
.iue, theu atoug the center of said etreet to the etartiog
point, which snail be knowu and conatitnte Ward unm
oor Two.
TBIUP WARD.
Commencing at the center of Calhoun etreet, et Ita
south cruising of the Georgia ltatlroad workshop, aud
running tiow . the south side of eald railroad to the in
corporation lUe, then along aald line to the center of
Donougb street to the sterling point, which shall C'cnatl-
ta’.e aud be anown us Ward number Three.
FOURTH WARP.
Commencing on the uortu aide of the Georgia Ilellroad,
in the center ut the crossing of said railroad by Loyd
street, end running down the north side of eald railroad
to the incorporation lino, then along eaid lint to Ivy
street, men along the center of Ivy street to Decatur
street, then niong said street went to the center of Lord
to the atari mg puiut. which aball constitute and bu
knowu as Wurd number Four.
FITTS WARP.
Commencing at the north uf eald railroad, at tha cen
ter OI the crossing ut Loyd etreet, and running west
along the north side oi the Western A Atlantic lfailrued
>o the Incorporation Hue, theu along eald line to the cen
ter of ivy street, theu south along the center of De
catur street lo the center of Loyd street, then along the
oeuter of Loyd street to the starling point, which shall
constitute aud he knowu ae Ward dumber Five,
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer— r homes Haney.
Hret Assistant Engineer—Henry Gullatt.
hecoud Assistant Engineer—W. G. Huux.
Secretary—B. F. Moore.
Treasurer—OAtae* X. Gilbert
Enetxx Comfort No. l.
President
Foreman
Secretary
'Treasurer
First Director
Second Director
Third Director
Engineer
. First Assistant Engineer
Second Assistant Engineer
Third Assistant Engineer
Axemen
Delegate to Fire Department
Enuine Confant No. ‘J.
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
First Director
Second Director
Cluef Engineer
First Assistant Engineer
.Second Assistant Euglucer
. .. Third Assistant Euglucer
Atlanta
MaJ. W. B. cox,
John B.Norman..
Samuel Wilson
11. Muhleahriuk.
Charles kenuata
John Berkuis
John Wtlby
I. U. Ellsworth. ....
tf. J. Bruckeu
M. L. Collier
O. Warner
II. Haucy, (
Wm.Krogg. (
M. L. Roberts
Mechanic
J. B. Gullatt
J. G. Kelley
W. D. Lucklc, jr
O. B. Jones..
K. Bnlcc...
Isaac Btalnbelrner
G. W. Terry
Joal Kelsey.
James Dsblels
J. M. Toy
G. T. Andorsou, I
W. r. Woods, (
J. M. Bdlee, I
Joaaph Wiley, (
J. F. Alexander
M. L Llchtanila'lt
Tallulah Enoinx C’oHraHT-No a
B.W.Grubb ....Praaldent.
M. A. Center. Vlro President
W. C. Shearer
Oa^iy Thompson.
. Plpemcn
Axemen
. . .Surgeon
Repreeentalive to Fire Depertniuiit
John D. C.aike
Lewis H. Clarke
John A. Hill
“Yleme
J. brme, M. D
B. Diggers
in
W.JLI
ATLANTA JIOl
J. L. Qoaan
.First Director.
Second Director
■lose Director.
Secretary.
. .Treasurer.
Axemau.
Axeman.
Surgeon.
Delegate.
Atlanta lloog anu Lannxn Co. No. I.
Foreman
Aeelelaul Foreman
TarbrougTi." Hccrelary
ON. Jobntou - -• ..Treasurer
Mi Holland Repreksntatlvu lo Fire Department
EVERY KIND OF
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
MUG IN KB, HOHIK POWKHM, UHIMT
MHU, AGMICVIsTIIKAK
IKPLBMKNTI
daacrtptlon In eloie, end for sale at the lowest
«
II. U. UKIjIj,
CROCIII AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IIM PROVISIONS
AMD EVERT DESCRIPTION OF
COUNTHT PRODUCE, ,
ITSTSTTHTC TN THE
Southern Life Insurance Co.
CHARI EKED I1Y TIIK I.KG18LATPIIKS OK TRNMKS8KK AMD KKNT1TKY,
CAN1I CAPITAL, - - - - #5300,000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
car EIGHTY PER OENT. OF THE PROFITS PAID TO P0LI0YH0LDER8 !..«J
II It.INCH Olfl'ICfi.
l,Ot'INVIl,I.K OPrKEIKi
C. C BPENORR. President.
J. FRY LAWRENCE. Vleo-Praaldant,
T'caeurar.
Secretary.
IKRflfPHia OPFICKHX
K C BR1KI KY I , 1 1 J. FRY I.AWItKNC
gAUUXl. TaI’E i Vloe-lresldenls. [Amy a VT A ft A I A. O. HODGES, Tu
FT? DAVDL TPaaenrer. (ATLANTA, O'A. u. x. HOI’KISS, St
Biol. MAY, Secretary. I l
D. (1. O’KBBFE, Usanilulng Surgeon, Atlanta, (la.
Am R. Z. DAW805, Oen’l Traveling Agent.
FRANK* 0 PEREIN,! 0eneral
ptTOver J. T. Jenkins A Co.'s Drug Store, Whitehall Street.
FUK THE MILLION. -
1>rnfi8Mlotial Carda,
HILL Ac BLANCHARD.
ArrOllN KYH A.T la AW,
ATLANTA, OA.,
UTILL give prompt attention to all busiueee. Ik.1 h
YY criminal and civil, enlrueud lo (hair cats. In the
various State Courts ana Clrcnlt Conrta of the United
States, In tills Blate. _ , ,
OFFICE—On Whitehall, over Force's shoe store.
D. I 1 . IIILL.
M. C. IILANCIIAIID.
July 6th, 18117.
Mr. BLANCHARD will continue tha tneurance bust-
neee aa heretofore, In the above law office.
sugti—.till
Dr. W. ii. PE««
tenders hla Professional Bervlcee to the rill-
i of Atlanta; nnd Rom hie long experience in
the profession, he is confident that he can give eattefac.
Hon to all who may fkvor him with their patronage.
Special attention (Inn to Obstetrics.
RESIDENCE—Corner
UTILL I
n sane
Jyii-
Forayth and Petere streets.
WM. L. HENBLER,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
ATLANTA, OBOROIA.
Dr. J. I». LOGAN,
■•Itlmor*, * Maryland.
RESIDENCE—Entaw House
OFFICE—No. 47 Liberty sliest, coruer of Lexington.
■epM—lxwtw
Below Roark's Comer, The Largest Stock Ever Brought to Atlanta!!
WHITEHALL 8T„ ATLANTA OA.
BOUG-HT FOR CASH,
^TDireotly from the Importer* mid Muuufuotupera.JB
GROCERIES Al PRODUCE.
OILS,
WINDOW GLASS
FALL THADK OF 1 1*1)7.
LKAD8,
“THE LIYEJRUfi STORE!”
KEDWINE & FOX
Corner Whitehall aud Alabama Street h,
Atlanta! ••»... Georgia.
Putty.
W. W CHAPMAN.
J. W. RUCRSR.
CHAPMAN, RUCKHR » CO.,
Whitehall Sti*e«f.
W E ere able to offer to our Trade the best aseortmeiit of PI' RE DRUGS'-'ND MEDIC1NRS. Olle, PMnta. Otoam
Perfumeries, Pomades, Brashes, Combs, and Fancy Article*, ever brought to tide market, and at LOWKK
PRI To thoeeemploytng'e'niRer «2»pl7a*%nd buying goods to a.-ll aqaiu. we c.iu offer lihliiMiiunH not to bt turjxuHd
la.Vein York or other SotttrncUUt, when the same quantities arc purchased.
fllir Dracnrintinn Iloflartniont has lust bocn revised, end our Chemicals all boujrtit from first
UUi rlBSOripTIOll UcpdlllllClH haada, and warranted pure. Wears therefore able to dll Pre
scriptions with satisfaction, neatness, and dispatch, at all lioura
JJ AVISO added another member and additional rapt
tel to our Orm, we are now extensively engaged tn'the !
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU EXAMINU Ol'R STOCK AND 1>BICBR 1
REDWINE & FOX,
ocll—ly Corner Whitehall and Alabama Btraeta, Atlanta, Ga.
WvSTob.
WI Will DIAL IN
Baeon, Flour, I
Corn, Lard,
ColYaa, Sugar,
Molasses A 8yrupa,
And every article usually lound lu a tlr-t clues 1
Grocery Store,
A r WUOL KSA1. E AA’ CL CHI VEl. Y.
BF“T!ic City and Country Trade are invited to call aud
examine our stock before purchanin*; elFCwhero.
oc8—3m
W. M. WILLIAMS & BI
general
CommlnyJon Merchants,
AND DEALERA IN
OHAIN, BACON, LARD, FLOUE,
Aud all other articles tn the Produce line.
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCO,
COTTON If ARNI, Ae.
OLD STAND,
DEVATCB IT,, .... ATLANTA, GA
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE:
rjlITRKE HUMDREJ) MARAELS WHISKY-all grades
Alto, BRANDIES, GIN, Ac.,
Which we offer tq tha trade on moat Sivoruble terms.
W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO.
LISLE, LIME.
W E *?'.• Agents for ROGEIM' BIRD-EYE LIME.
. jvh'ch la aaparlor for all pnrpoesa to any Lime
Drought to thta market. Portlet wanting to pnrchaeea
guaranteed good and froth article, will and It to their In-
Vereet to call and see oa, or aend ns their ordere.
W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO.
GLENN, WRIGHT & CARR,
STATEMENT
or BUJIHISI DOME SIROE APRIL let, 1IBT
BT TBS
Southern Insurance Co.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Number of Polldee Issued
Amount ol Property Insured (1,778,918 00
Amount of Premium Notes Deposited with
eald Company 89,806 8,
Amount of Caeh Premiums and Fee* Re
ceived 48,61# 48
Chartersd Capital* « • >800,000
Accumulations since April let to date >111,880 81
R. H. THOMPSON, President.
Jon R. Benny, Secretary.
L. B. DAVIS, Local Agent,
Atlanta, Georgia.
HARRY M. SCOTT,
0C16—lm Special Agen*
MORE NEW GOODS.
a ENTLEMKN who with really nice Serge or Fine
FRENCH CALF SKIN SHOES, either of the Con-
greet Balmoral, Strap, or Oxford-Tie pattern, can no*
and the lateet style and most approved manufacture ai
the New Shoe Store In Bawton'a Building, corner ot
Whitehall and Hunter atreeta.
mart— I T. BANKS
NOTICK.
TaanaronTATlOM Omul, Gxnaoia Rail.road, 1
Atlanta, October ,7, l-ai7. i
R ATE on COTTON from Atlanta to New York, via
Chariaaton, la S'.S pur lOO foa.
Tbla tnclndea wharmge and drayaga at Charleston
oclS-xw GEO.T. ANDER -ON, Agei
j. t. riABCx. w. t. waxLiaa.
CHAS A. PXAnOI
COTTON FACTORS,
Storage and Commission Merchants,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
PEAROE, WHELE88 & C0„
COTTON FACTORS
OomtniMiwioii MercliuntM,
JACKSOX STKICST,
A I’OVSTA, GEORGIA.
, SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD, ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF DRAYAGE.
IRON AND STEEL.
ffUWjNTV THOUSAND LBS. Ronno, Sonars,
X Flat Iron and Steel. On hand and for sale by
, and
ocll— Sm
W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO.
W. R. JOHNSON,
(Sacceaaor to Hollingsworth A Johnson,;
88 B. Charles Street, ... Baltimore, Maryland,
Manufacturer, and Dealer in
bnVGOlUTS- AND CONFECTIONERS'
(SHEEN AND FLINT GLASSWARE.
W. R. JOHNSON, 88 Charlea Street,
Manufactnraa Honey, Glycerine, Palm, Castile and other
Toilet Moapt. Also, Pomades, Bair Olla, Colognes, Ex
tract*, Ae. ocM—Om
IN STOKE AND FOR SAGE
Dy IX. T. COX A BRO.
300 SACKS VIRGINIA SALT,
BOO sacks East Tennessee Flour,
MSkl bushel* Heed Oxle,
80 bushels Rye,
mo bushel* Old White Cora,
HO bushels Old Corn Meal,
100 bushel! Field Peas,
*00 boxes Tobacco,
6000 bushels Wheat Bran,
likXTpounde Fresh East Tennessee Butler.
_o »-■ l ■■ n. T. COX A BRO.
rxuiiNAND ruiNixr. e. n raiNixv. j. n. aunaai.t..
F. PHINIZY & CO.,
COTTON FACTONS AND
Commission Morchaants,
At their Raw Fire-Proof Wareboaee,
JACKSOH STRUT, AUGUSTA, OBOROIA.
oeH 8m
foil KENT,
Two DWKLLINU IIOUHKH; nils wlthec;e|i Hilt
rooms, aud Ibu other four. Inquire of JM
9CM—>t* J. WRiTHtr,
OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE
It of Urge capacity, thoroughly FIRE-PROOF, and our r.icllitiee fur handling COTTON nneqnaled ty any In the
Suuth. We will Otor* and Roll Haro, or ship from this or any other point, to
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, SAVANNAH,
NEW TOBB, BALTIMORE, CHARLESTON,
or LIVJFBPOOL,
Making
’XiIDERAL CA.HITI ADVANCEH.whendeelrod.
Under the Revenue Regnbri' 0 ". COTTON cnti hoehipped tnthl* place nrder bill ot lading, by calling upon Aa-
lor or Col ectorat point of ahlpment, without pre-payment or Revenue Tax. _ . .
The central poAilion nr Atlanta offer* many advantage, miking It an important Cotton Market. With Banking
facllltlea, and diverging Railroad*, enable* n* tn
hip Cotton in Any Direction.
WE SELL THE BEST
IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
Also, Banning, Rope, and Sweet’s Patent Iron Tie, the Best in Use,
I-ort»Y>Iu Oriel Mills,
SMUT MACHINES,
for Hand, Horae, and Steam Power,
TURBINE ir.-l TER- WHEELS,
HICKS' STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
We Receive ami Hell on Commissions, all kinds of PRODUCE and PROVISIONS :
Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Salt, &c„ &c.
Our facilllisa for Storing and Selling nAY arc unanrpaiaed.
LIQUORS AND TOBACCO IN I.AHGK NITPPI.Y
of Various luumie aud qualities.
Agenta for the aald of PLOWS, and other Farming Implement*. Georgia and Alabama LIME, and Usorgla
ROOFING SLATE. Will bo pleasetu till ordere for COTTON GOODS or other Merchandise.
oclH—8m
a. Ankara
(iLFiXV WRIGHT Sl CARR,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
J. «. RRAXIR,
F)>rimrlyof Atlanta, (la.
M. IC XT AM 10 H *v. NON,
aoxntm roll nix sAi.n nr
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
White Lead, Oil*, and Paiuts.
W ILL be pleased lo receive order* from our friends
and the public generally; will sull our good* a*
cheap a* they ran he bought ally where In tin* country.
H. Kit AM Bit A HON, Agent*,
No. A Ualdrretou street,
oc**~9ui Baltimore. Marylaiul
o7 11. M INNICK,
Light Carriage nnd Wagon Maker,
78 Ucrmaii atreet, hetueeo I'aca m d Kiitau,
MALTIMOKK, MARYLAND.
1 AM prepared tn exeeule all urilera foi Carriage* anil
Wagon*. Itepablug iiime «lih uetiuuse and ill*
piB, | oel*—Ihn
FURNITURE I FURNITURH I
Manufactured hr
h\ KUUTINA,
IHJ and 08 Knot IIoiifIoii Street.
NliW VOIIK C’lTl, NKW IOIIK.
A U* THIS FITKN1TUKR conntnftnjr or I'Hrlor, Cluua-
ber. DialiiL' Hoorn, and Library Huita, la of the
latent Ft vie*, and manuf.trtiired of the very bent material,
under the |icrFonal nnporviFloii oi the proprietor, and
punranteed.
I'nriieN in tbe po'iili dualrltig finefloaaohold Furniture
nil tie Mippltcil direr! from (lie Manufactory, or those
niioul viaiiln^ New York will dud it to lliulr advantage
to evatninu iIiif Ftork before pureltanlng olaewhrre.
II uoodn wan Rilled.
UV*. A. IIORNAIlY. H* l\ KICRUIITMk
HORNADY & KICKLI0HT1E,
Oppoaile ,1. If Wylie**, I'enehlree Slreet,
HAVH ON IIAM»
I’AMILV aUPPI.IE*.
Call aud ten ua.
ocffl—Bt
irsi, ire and sell Cotton aud other Produce, bagging
and Rope fiiruiahed at market price*. sep7—3ra
F. CORRA,
Whitehall Street, West Side
A few donra from Alabama, afllolulug Holbrook’s
Hat Emporinm,
ATLANTA, - - - - GEORGIA,
DEALER IN
American and French Confectioneries
AND
FANCY GROCERIES.
Fine assortment of
WINBS, COGNAC BRANDIES, LIQUOR*
BITTERS, CORDIALS, SYRUPS.
CHAMPAIGNS WINES,
NATURAL FRUITS AND PRESERVES,
Select variety of TC AS*
SUGAR, COFFEE, CRACKERS,
BUTTER, CHEESE, HA NIB
DRY BEEF, RICE, MACARONI, VERMICELLI, Ae
GREEN FRUITS,
Nats, Almonds, Raison*, Ac. Large assortment of
PIPES,
Cigar*, Smoking Tobacco, Snuff,
Perfumery, Soaps, Fanoy Artlelea, Ac.
oc#
PHILLIPS & FLANDERS
W OULD rnapactfully Inform the public that tbev are
now receiving their stock oi
Fall and Winter Goods,
coMsiaTiNa or
Printa, Delaine*,
Marinos, Alpacra.
CaeaUnaree,
Jean*. Flannels,
Hat* and Capa,
Bools and Shoes,
Ready-made Clothing,
Ladies' and Mieses' Shawls,
Blankets, Nubias,
floatage,
Rlelori Hood*,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODR.
(•’"Most of their goods have been bought since the
late decline In cotton, and they will sell them hi the low-
eel flgnree.
PHILLIPS & FLANDERS
lleve e Large l.oi ol
F ir ITU IIF
or Tlllin OWN HANITTAOTUBX. CONSISTINtl or
Bedsteads,
Bureaus,
Table*,
Chair*,
Waeb-Btaud*.
Wardrobe*,
Matlraases,
Ae , Ac., Ar.
They also manufacture and aell
COTTON YARNS, OSNABUKUS, AND SHIRTINGS
All al tha lowaat prices, tor cash. Ulva them a call be-
ore you purckaau. ocg-Sm
MlHoellunnniiN Advorl litt-niciita.
IN MW :to UAHHeL
T I K P K N T I N I] S T I L L,
EXTRA HEAVY BOTTOTI,
ALL (.OMI'I.KTK FOR MAI.U MUCH BELOW 1017
|W Him* or all tire* built In order and DISTILLER*
Filled out at the lowest rales, hv
J. II. I'l.LLICR,
47 DKY BTIIKKT,
angt7—4m New York City,
FA8T EXPRESS LINE
TO THE NORTH !
Tima bat wean Atlanta and Raw York, Bt Hour*!
ATLANTIC "COAST LINE
ltAILWAY t
A NEW AND FAIT 6CHEDILE1
NEW ORL CANS, MOBILE, end MONTGOMERY,
Via ATLANTA, to AUGUSTA ;
T Thenco via
KIN08VILLK and WILMINGTON, to
RICHMOND. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILA
DELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
And all Principal Folate North.
rWNo change of Paeaeocer C.ir* between Auguste
and Wilmington.
(9r*Lnxnrioua Bleeping Car* run through from At
lanta to Kingsville, ao that passengers etartlng from At
lanta do not leave the train* before arriving at Wilming
ton. 460 mliesl
No omnibus transfer* now on this Route. Tralna run
through from Weldon to Acqniu Creek
Al WELDON, paaaengers have choice of the following
Route#, vlx -
CHRIS FIELD AND AN AN ESS IC LINE.
WASHINGTON OR INLAND LINE.
BALTIMORE OR OLD BAY LINS.
fF*Ticket* good by either Rente, art
THROUGH FAST EXPRESS TRAIH
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
Atlanta HUOa.m j Angola S lSa.a
Augusta 8.95 a m | Kingsville 11 IS a.h
Kingsville 11,80 a m Wli Ington h.Wr.n
Wilmington Boir.M ' Weldon 6.ICa.*
We don 6.15 a.k | Khhm ,nd 6.9’ia *
Richmond 10.09 a.U Washington 6.16 r.M
Washington... 7.00r.M I New York . .. 5.06a.m
Mlaoellnnc-uua Art vert ls.<-m,.,,,,
Dr. O. B PROPHITT’S
I'4 WILY MRDIIIMis
I-'«*r Mil I <5 »,y
.1 T. JEN'KINH A CO., Atlanta <,,
lilt 4 DPI ELI) A CO . LeOrange 0*
JONKH A COBB, Drayton, Ua
P J. IIKWETT A CO.,
313 Main st., Memphis, T-i.r.
MORRIS & CO., Opelika, Ala.
PI1ILLIPB. SMITH A CO.. Daderilla. A ,
KAOAN, WEHIt A DAVIS, Conyera,
N. N. EDGE, Indian Springs, Us.
II. P JOHNSON A CO., Kslonton. On
W. A. KELLY A BRO., Montlcello i,„
DAVID KNOTT. McDonough, (in
LEE A BKTTH, Joncnlmro', Oa.,
C'ontletlng of Liver medicine. Pain Kill It. An' t, ’ .
Pillr, Female Tonic, Dy«enti-rv i .,rt]ie » r
iar*Prepared by O. H. PROPHITT, at Cov i
Bole Proprietor. ►‘•pll-dm '
TWO TRAINS DAILT irurn Atignsta, North-the
8.85 A. M. Faat Express, and 7 A. M, Mail. The lormer
connects with both Wasbli gton or Inland Line, and
Anuameestc Line; Tbe iailer with Old Bay Line only.
Paaaengers by tbe 3.55 A. M. Faat Expreoe re„cu Neu
York 19 hours in advance of competing I.lnca.
eP'BAGUAUE CHECKED THOUGH.
Elepant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains,
THROUGH TICKETS, with option to pat^engers of
stopping at terminal point*, can be obtained at Ticket
Oflice orGeorkli RallrnAil.
P. n. LANGDEN,
(Jeueral Southern Agent.
W. J. WALKER*
General Eastern Agent.
INGEUSOLL’S
HAND POWER COTTON PRESS.
CONVENIENCE, ECONOMY AND CHEAPNESS
Greatest Labor-Saving Machine
That can be put on a Plantation 1
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.
Auimsali, Babkwxll DieTmcr, 8. C., I
Morca 1,1867. f
Mutrt. Little At Marehnlt:
Gann****—I need, during the part ecaaon. one of
••Ingereoll'e Portable Cotton Prceaea," purchaaed of you
last September. I bare always been predmdlced In favor
of the "Screw Preaa," and nothing but dire necessity In
duced me to try »ny other. I lake pleasure, however. In
adding my teatlmony In favor of Ita enti e adaptation to
the wants of a cotton plantation. It has anrpaaaed my
moat aangulne expeetton*. I have packed with but two
h ind*, yet I prefer four—two at each lever. Mv balea all
weighed over 600 ponnda. The flrat tot 1 aent to market
averaged 561 pounds. Mv limwcotlnn la, that son pounds
Is about the capacltv of the Prose, aud a greater number
of pound* subject the follow-block lo too much risk, un
less the sides of the cotton tmx whs Increased. It would
add greatly to the value of the Press II the cotton box
was ten inches longer, lu haste, 1 am, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, 4c.,
B. W, LAWTON.
P. 8.—I took my Press down and carried It some font
miles to pack the crop of a neighbor who laded lo have
a '>erew ' built. He was so much pleased that he ha-
determined to ahandou the • Screw” and purchase "lu-
gerood's Press.” B..W, L.
Orrtcr or Kino's Mocntaik IUilsoad Co., I
YoMtviLnx, S. C., April 15,1£67. I
Gitcn-iMKir: I have lust received your letter of Fel-
ruarv—upon my return to this place, after au absence ot
two "month*—and this reply may be too late for youi
"Deacrlptlve Circular of Ingersaira Cotton Preaa."
The pres* I used In packing my cotton la-1 year worked
admirably, pocking, with ease. 600 to 676 pounds. Wltn
good act'ivo hand* to work it, I am satisfied that from
eighteen to twenty halos might reattlly he packed In a
day.
This Press combine* the ad-outage- ol lightness, and
consequent portability and slmplic'tv, being vastly niau-
aged hv any one of ordinary Intelligence, (-rear com
pressing force, with little motive power, and "last, but
not least," It la worked entire y by hand, thns saving for
the farm horse* tha hard labor Imposed upon them bj
the ordinary "Screw." Respectfully, ac., your*.
K M. LAW.
To LtTTLt A Uiuiili, Charleston, S. C.
rjT'For Deacrlptlve Circular and Price List, addrci*
LITTLE A MARSHALL,
Agenta for the Ingersotl Cotton Press.
No. 140 Meeting street,
L>p|toslie Pavilion Hotel.
l.vSO-tawSm charleston, 8. C,
FARM AT TUNNEL HILL
TO RENT.
T HE "ATSTIN PLACE," at Tunnel HU1, I* to rent.
Applv early lo
11 " W C. JESSUP* CO.,
Augusta, Georgia,
or J. GUTHIUE,
ocS—ltu Tunnel llill, Georgia.
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
CBN’L ROBERT E. LEE.
Bv Janas D. MoCaaa, Jr., of Va.
Tha fltandard Biography of tha Great Chieftain.
I TS popularity t* attested by the sale of over 10,000 co-
ples In a single mouth, which I* a sufficient guaran
tee of It* *npertorlty over all competitor*.
AGENTS WANTED.—Send Tor Circular* and *aa our
terms, and a foil description of the work.
Addreta NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
oclt—dlmwSf Atlanta, Ga.
Dll. «T. A. CLOPTON,
OP HUNTSVILLE, ALA..
M AY hr consulted lu Atlanta, at the United Stats*
Hotel, from the 66th to the 1st of November. It t*
knowu, and acknowledged by every InteMgcut gentle
man South, that Dr. Cloutou operate* with pel bet suc
cess for Piles, Fistula, Fissures. Strictures, Polypn*. Tu
mor*. Ulcers, Ac. lie treats with perfect success *1,
Venereal diseases, disca-c* uf the bladder. Ac Special
attention given to diseases of letnalos, lie removed a
Tumor from the uterus *• large as au infant's head tor
a lady of Athens, and his patient was pcrl'eclly well in
fifteen days.
Dr. C. lias operated upon the most prominent eltlaens
of Atlanta, and every other city tu the Slate. Call nud
se* testimonials. oct S—dt
a. a. anowa. »«. r. iuowh.
imoWN’s* HOTEIu
urivsiT* ov.i-ot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
**ft7-ty 1.1. BROWN * MR,
ESTABLISHED 1760.
P. Sc. G. LORILLAliU,
IS, IS and 80 Ohambtn St., N. York.
A
PLUG TOBACCO.
LARGE stock of Plug Tobacco, emhrar.lng a; the
grade* from low ana medium to verv fine-mu,j
of which w* receive direct from the best ihar.a.'actareri
in Virginia and elsewhere.
Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco.
In these good* ws have five different brande-
imong them our celebrated "Century," wh cr, |,
parlor to, and more popular than any made. In our Cen
tury Foil wa continue to pack dailv. one hundred dollar,
un Mondays #U>i, Tuesdays two (Vx. Wednesday- fi.e
(60s, Thursday* ten (Ms. Fridava twenty fi- and Sa-..
urdaya fllty (8s—making algbty-eight bills of different
denominations placed In the same num’-er ol papers of
tobacco each week : coneeqnently. thecon-umer-ol i.'et-
tury Foil Fine Cut Tooaccu are oally getting pr.ee-.
INL’FPB,
Aa bsratofor*. we make all tbe different brand, of
Snuffs lor which this House ha* bean for many year, cele
brated.
CIGARS.
Of theca goods we have a large and superior stock tt
prices that cannot fall tu plea.-e. Jobbers and large d'-v
ers will find it to their internet to examine these good-
belorc making their purchases.
MOKING TOBACCO*.
These good* w* have tn great variety, and all grade,
from very low priced to tn* flne-t.
our stock It very eomple e in al' Its denartm»nts. ar.d
marchautt are Invited to give tt os examination before
purchasing.
P AG LQR1LLABD.
a*p7—(tn 16,13. and Yi Chambers bt., Nc-w York,
graporfant
TO
SHIPPERS OF COTTON, &„
ATLANTA, GEO., to BALTIMORE,
via CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE SPLENDID SCREW STEAMHII'H,
FALCON, . . E. 0. SEED, Commander.
SEAGULL, .H.P.DUTTON, Commander,
Of largo oam’ing capacity, making average
trips of 63 to 00 houre, leave Chariest',u
once a week for Baltimore, anti offer
superior facilities for through freights tv
and from that port
Address
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
Shipping and Commission
Merchants, Union Wharves,
Charleston, S. C.
Or,
XO&DECAI & CO., Agent*,
Baltimore, Md.
oc8—
Dr. II. SXU.S, President. ANbttxw Dt .vv, Spornsrv
R P. Gnxteif, Treasurer.
GEORGIA
LOOM AND MANUFACTURING CO Y.
MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS,
LOOK TO YOCB INTERESTS!
ANl> CALL AT
Oflice, Ilell«iJoli»i»on lJuilrtliiyr.
NKZT DOOR TO POAT OFTICt,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
AFP BCS n* orSIUTlOR
Mendenhall's Improved Self-Acting
HAND AND POWER LOOM!
EASIER UNDERSTOOD,
EASIER TO OPERATE,
AMD MORE RELIABLE
POSSESSES SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
Over all oilier Hand Looms,
AND IS MORE SIMPLE AND DURABLE 1
Planters can be Independent!
By Weaving ail their Goods for Home Wear on tbe
KXlfDENHALL IMPROVED HARD LOOM!
From 15 to 30 Yards per Day
Con to® Woven on till® Loom !
IT WEAVES AS FAST AS ANT FACTORY LOOM I
Half th* Coat of »h* CTothlng of a Family cau be St' j*
by Us* I
From (6 to $10 a Day can be Made on it -
ITS PARTS ARE SELF-CHANGING 1
By th* Turning of an Easy Crank, it leta tb« Warp off.
wind* up the Cloth, tread# the Treadle*, «ud throw, in*
Shuttle.
IT WEAVES
.Trans, Satinets, I.lntcys, Blanket Twill, Double Tlaln
Cloth, variona kludsof Ribbed Goods, Fsm v Twin.- ■!
all kinds, Flax, Cotton, Tow or All-Wool Cloth. Bsk.’liu*
Toweling, Table Linen, Balmoral Skirls, Woolen, IJneu
and Hemp Carpets. In fait, anything, from s h..nJsouie
Silk to a Rag Carpet.
It ts smalt, noat, and light—not arger than a common
breakfast table.
It t* made tn the most workmanlike manner, of goou
material, and handsomely varnished.
It ts very simple and saally understood—everything i»
performed by tumlug a crank.
Loouii and County Rights for Sale*
(D r 'For further particulars, hill of prices, df.rrq t ■
circulars, snd sample* of weaving, address
RUSH PRATT,
Agent Georgia Loom and Mamilkctnriug t o
marfl—ly Atlanta. OeorcK .
THE IQIflBB* 8BDCBWICK’*
T
Cor. WMhinfftoa 4 Tallkir BU„ Augusta, Ga
IHK dullra of rhi* Institute will be resumed WTO'
_ IIKK SKCttND. Circulars comalnlng imi*''; 1
IMrttcnlars may be obtained by applying to the innoi
^Harantncra.—lion. C. J. Jenkins. CL O. McWhorter.
Esq., Ilou. E. St roe*. Dr. J P. Harvtn, Prof «eo u ''
Kafns, Col. R. B. Bullock, Dr. 8. W. Bsttay. Uoo."
8. QanM, James Miller, Esq., Geo. M. Shew, tra- *a