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WKSTKRR « ATLABTIO RAILROAD,
uaat* u> Chattanooga, 118 Mile*—Far*,. •* ®
jam a. tow land. 6ap«Tiot*n4«nt
MIGHT FA WEN Q IK TRAIN %
.oraJIMH At -
ml OiAtuoooeA At £ 5
i.-ava* Chattanooga, *0®. -
mrriTM *. Atlanta At— * • “
tirue f»nflnT and passengeb traim.
[Carrying Urn MifU.)
-»*ra* Alton!* At. IS*FM
-xrlve* At Ohattenoog* At — J- J*
o *V«* (NlAtUAOOJAAl — {' S
Arrive!*! AtlAOUAt AWJ, A. ■
ACCOMMODATION PASSENGER TRAIN.
«m Atlanta At * **£> £ S
Arrive* at Kingston At iJ5** - 5
•fM Kingston At •u
-Ms Ko*J connects, e*eh way, with the Rom« Bruob
«UroAd mt Kingston, the tul fMMM And Georgia
<llroad At Dalton. and the Nashville A Chattsnoo.s
lire Ad At ChattaOOOgk.
ATLANTA A WKST-POIMT U. a.
AttADtA to Wnt-Point, ST Mile*—Fare, *4 **
01089K O. HULL, Superintendent.
MORNING PASSENGER TRAIK.
•e*Ve. Atlanta At, 4- J*
At At West-Potal, ....... 11OT, A. M
a West-Point,. f-
arrivw At Atlanta. — — —WB A g
IVKNING PASSENGER TRAIN.
SAO.P.M
11.68, P.M
T 1.00, P.M
.... 6a> P.M
Montgomery and West
no. a. ucuaim. . no. l ciumr. no. a. whiimild.
J. E MORGAN & CO.,
UENfiBAX.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Insurance & Real Estate Ag’ts,
L?.GRANGE, GEORGIA,
1A TILL BKCRIVK ON TONS 10NilKNT any Country
VV Produce,and *111 fill mllodermwl hp’otoptnMsand
dispatch.
REFERENCES:
Doughty, Beall A Co, D H Wil.ox A Co, Augnita
Amuse, Ligon A Co, Anderson, Adair A Co, Atlanta
B B xiavls, Joelah Morris, Montgomery
J K Bedd, Dillard, Powell A Co, Columbus
Walsh. Smith A Co, Balt, roster A Co, Motile
Geo W Williams A Co, Hyatt McBIrney A Co, Charles
ton
JLU French,Chattanooga
i i rives at West-Point ....
>-raves West-Point——.
• r rives at Atlanta.
• uiat Road at Wat-Point
MACON A WKBTHUH RAILROAD,
a neats to Macon, 101 Else—Faro,. 60
Cm TFLWt Superintendent
Msoon A Wwtsu Ranaoan Oowin, I
Macon, Georgia, July 80,184L J
. .m and Altar Sunday, 4th of Angnst the Passenger and
V ) Mall Train wU ran as follows:
.are Macon 10, A. M
Airiva at Atlanta : 4,P. M
esves Atlanta ALGO, A. M
r nives at Msoon 4JUM.
.bioRoodoooneots with Central, Bnath-Weatern and
oecogee Railroads at Maeon.
GRURGIA RAILROAD.
SHinsta to Atlanta, 1T1 MUss—fart, .66 60
GEORGE TONGA Bnpertntendeui.
MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN
(Banday’s excepted.)
7.00. a. M
6.47, P. M
7.0Q.A.M
. -..esAtlanta,dally,at..
a -rives at Aognsta at
sees Angus la, dally, at.
a, ,e* at Atlanta.... ...
0.00, P. M
NIGHT PABSXNUKR TRAIN.
Atlanta, 680.P. M
aril.a at Aognsta,at ... 5.80.A. U
* e* August* at 6.00. P. M
a., ives at Atlanta at 6.00, A. M
<1 OONNKOT WiTJJ ATHENS AND WASHINGTON
. **• August*. 60, P. M
- rnvu at Athens .64. A. M
• •'«*• A tlan la (10,. A. M
'rive at Washington P.M
*»• Athens A. M
A rl?« at Augusta 0.04, P. M
ave Washington. A. M
r.vaat Atlanta. 6AB.P.M
TO CONN KOI WITH WARRKNTON.
- , vt Angnsta at 4jOO, p. M. ( and Atlanta at 4.1th a. M
#•>is* at Wammon. P.M
i •*,*« Warrenton. P. U
r I, tvn at Adfcu»t» 6.04, P. M., and at Atlanta .3.06, A. M
bis Read rant U connection with tbe.Traliu of the
uth Uaiollna and the Savannah and Aognsta Railroads,
' UKUsta.
GBBTRAL RAILROAD,
front Savannah to maeon, ISO Miles.
GEORGE W ADAMS, General Superintendent.
, it and after Sunday, October 37th, 1861, the Traineon
« / this Read wtU run as follows
daily day train.
sve Savannah .....—......... 280 P M
. .rive In Macon ... 12.40 A M,
A-caso Maeon - ,.12.80 P M.
■ vivo in Savannah 11.U P M.
DAILY N1GUT TRAIN.
•are Savannah .,9.60 P M,
A. rive in Macon,:— 9.00 A M
mve Maeon — ...&J5U p M.
- I rive In Savannah .7.40 A M,
GORDON AND KATONTON BRANCH.
* «ve Eatoaton 66 P U.
rive in Gordon .,9.46 P M.
.........11.46 PM.
£.86 A M
CL&YTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Male and Female.
vsvhB exercises of this School will commonce January
1 19th, 1863. Two BmsIom ol five months, ach.
TUITION PRB SESSION.
Primary Class $10
3d Class 16
8d Class 30
4th Clsss..,., S5
Having boon engagsd in teaching far several years, we
feel assured that we will give satisfoction to all who may
favor ns with tbelr patronage, and give us a fair and can
did trial.
8tiict lalthtnlue a in the dls. barge of duties,acheerfol
compliance with needful regulations ai d propriety of do-
meanor and punctual attendance ot aU times, will be re
quired of each pupil.
Fnplls charged from time of entrance till close of ses
sion, exoept in o>ses of protracted sickness. For ftirther
particulars address TU08. A. CRAVKN,
or Miss - ,
J»al7 tf Jonesboro’, 6a.
C/t BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, for sale by
janlS-if FOSTER, QUEEN A 00. '
y g HOGSHEADS PRIME TO OHOICK BRO
el8-tf“ l9 br FOSTER, Ql
KG TIERCES BICE for sale by
tlLf declS-tf FOf
SUGAR
A CO.
FOSTER, QUEEN A 00.
Ibrgalo by
decl8-t! FOSTER, QUEEN A CO.
»>nn BARRELS MOLASSES to arrive, for sale by
declS-tl FOSTER, QUEEN A 00.
T A BARRELS APPLE BRANDY AND CORN WHISKY
for aale by
decl8-tf
FOSTER, QUEEN A 00.,
gMALL LOT FINK SHOES AND FRENCH OALF 8KIN
Boots for sale by
declS-tf
FOSTER, QUEEN A 00.
$500 REWARD.
B ROKE Jail in Atlanta and escaped cn Tuesday night
tbs 17tb Inst, Joseph or Joe Harrison, who was con
fined awaiting a trial on charge of murdering Thomas L
Koss, late Confederate States Marshal for Georgia.
Said Harrison Is 36 or 26 yean old, about six feet high,
rather slender bnitt, bnt well proportioned. He has bine
eyes, fine set of teeth, pleasant look and smiling connten-
auce when in conversation, of good address, lias traveled
extensively and seen much of the world. He has light
colond hair, not much beard, and sometimes wears a
sandy moustache. He dresses well, and is fond of billiards;
has a keen sbaipeye, and a fresh young appearance He
has a lively qulok slop, afel a gned deal of the swagger of
u a man about town.” He served twelve months in tbe
Gate City Guard), a compnny from Atlanta, in the First
(Ool Ramsey’s) Georgia Regiment. Ho has been a good
deal in tbe West—about Shreveport and other western
cities, and Is a professional gambler.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and
confinement In any sale jail, or bis delivery to the Pherifl
or Jailer in Atlanta. He is hard to keep In Jatl
* JOHN B. KOSS,
feU Ltf Macon. G
J. L. WINTER & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEGRO SEALERS;
AND
Real Estate Agents,
Oranlte Front boUding, No. 20, Alabama St,
ATLANTA, - - - - GBOBOIA
feblO-Sm
Fresh Arrivals
' OF
DESIRABLE goods
AT
tiKQVN, FIBIIM6 400'S.,
Masonic Hall Building.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
200 POUND8 BEST GUNPOWDER TEA ;
(A superior article.)
600 SACKS OP FLOUE.
76 HOGSHEADS A8S0RTED SUGAR.
800 DOZEN CLABK’S PREMIUM BLACK
MACHINE THREAD.
20J,000 ENGLISH SEWING NEEDLEB;
(Assorted sizes.)
60 BALES 8 OZ OSNABURGS.
20 DEMIJOHNS (8 gallon) POET WINE;
(Guaranteed a (lure artiole.)
800 BOXES TOBACCO; #
(Various brands.)
This lot will be sold in quantities to suit pur
chasers at redueed figures, in order to close
0 insignments.
80 POUNDS BLACK AND COLORED SEW
ING SILK.
26 DOZEN NARROW GOLD LACE;
(For Military Trimmings.)
8peoial attention given to consignments.-
Sales made to best advantage and remittances
prompt. Satisfaction guaranteed in all trans
action. -
BROWN, FLEMING & CO.,
Foreign and Domestic Com’n Merchant,
Masonic Hall ’Building,
oo28-tf Atlanta, Georgia.
an Uonlua..............
J tun in Ketonton......
■ uaengeis for August* will take the Night Train”
'•Mb davtnoKh anA mood.
ussngers for MlUedgevltie and htonton will take the
-gbt Train ” from Savannah and ** bay Train” tram
-tght Train from Savannah connects with South-West-
• Railroad at Macon for Albany, Kofala, Fort Uaineu
an > -uterine, hate places; also, with Macon and Witts
, nnitR gni( the Week
ay Train connects at Maeon with 8 W and Muscogee
. to Outumbee, Montgomery, Pensacola, Mobile, and
> iiMidd Ic and Southern Alabama and Weat Florida.
. y taking Night Train From Macon, passengers make a
• cse connection at Milieu with Augusta and Savannah R
o August* and all places North In the Confederacy.
AAHLOTTK 4b SOUTH CAUOLJNA U. -
8- HULBERT, General Superintendent. {
8.00 *. m. 6.1o p. m.
...—8.30 p. m. 2.00 a. m.
9.00 a.m. 9.16 p. so.
4M) p. m. 6.00 a. to.
■vet
• >ivc AkCharlotle
- . ve Charlotte...........
i > va at Columbia..—
, ■ the Greenville and Columbia Railroad trains.
Arrival sad Closing of tb* Halls.
BY GEORGIA RAILROAD.
1 u* u*uy ....Odiu A M Closes Dally A.oo P M
BT WESTERN A ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
I ue Daily A8UAM Closes Dally 600PM
BY ATLANTA k WEST-POINT RAILROAD.
• a* Daily 5Aj P M Close* Dally .9.00 P M
BT MACON k WESTS ON RAILROAD.
a .flj
4 Pen
a 4.00 PII CIoma iKUy..
oimcs HOURS.
A M‘ ClOrt .m. •••*.
- MMdPIff q
.18.00 A
—1.00 P M
„6.00 P M
SUNDAY.
9JU0 A M
ADD PM
JU the arrival ol each Mall the office will be olesed uuti
eaa bean distributed and ready for delivery.
mas. a HOWARD, Postmaster.
FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND Fir Ti CASES
IMPORTED
CHAMPA GrNE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES
IMPORTED
FRENCH uUGNAC.
By D. ssAfnR, jAOOBB k 00.
M soon A Wsemii RaiLkOan Ox, I
Macon, Ga, Jan. 28,1663. J
t .N and alter February let, the Freight on Oorn over
> tnie Bond will he:
from Maccn to Crawford’s, 7 cents per bushel.
•V “ Forsyth, 8 “ -
“ “ * B iruMTiUe, 9 “ “ “
• J “ Qrifia, 10 ■* “ “ ■
“ “ “ Jooesberd’,13- - “ .
•* f » Atlanta. 14 - - - “
ALF&FD L. TYLER, Supt.
N. A. McLENDON,
G1CNEKAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT
OFFICE AT HIS OLD STAND,
MO. 8 PEACH-TREE STREET,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
febSO-tf
*■ ■■ uooa. «u j. bowsed.
LIGON, HOWARD & CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 8 Peaeh-Trco St., Atlanta, Georgir.
IX/TLL attend promptly to any business entrusted to
VV their care.
febl72nf
WHITE & POWERS,
G K O C ERS
Marietta Street,
ATLANTA, .... QKORCUAi
lanlS-ly*
W. H. HANNON & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE
Commission Merchants,
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
deelOly
RESIDENCE AND FARM
FOR SAX.fi NEAR ATLANTA
I OFFER FOR SALE my place, three miles frem Atlan-
t% on Peach-Tree Road.
140 acres of Land, (100 acres In woods, heavily timbered
—40 acres cleared ) The bouse has 8 rooms, with reran
'ahs nearly all around the house, good cellar, pantry and
utbnildlngs, all new and bulltiu modern ety le. There is
Iso a small water power i
I house on the place.
W. F. DUMB.
«20 REWARD
i SMALL DARK G KEEN TRUNK, marked on the end
A either Mrs. 8aUie X. Hance or Miss Alice Latimer,
Manassas, Georgw, wss taken fiom the Passenger Depot,
either by mistake or Intentionally, on last Friday night,
’the 29 th ultimo. Tbe above reward will he paid f. '
Trunk and content# to Mr. 8. J. Shackelford, uialc
Post Ofioe. and no question# asked. dec
NEGROES WANTED,
i WlSH to hire, at the “Roy Hospital,'
Street, two* Negro Women as Lai
guod Cook and two Negro Men. For which
will be paid.
fobHT O.G.ROY. Ass’t A Act'g Bnrg.
NKl.RO SEAMSTRESS WASTED.
W ANTED TO BUY, a No. 1 L .
nor over 28 yean old—black preferred.
first rate. Apply to
Jan28-tf
A. a WYLY k CO.
WASTED.
C|7 ANTED, to rent for six or twain
FT house; would purchase the furniture if of a good
quality. Apply et this
No:. H.
CRAWFORD, FRAZER & CO.,
t GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
Dealers in Negroes,
NO, 8. WHITEHALL ST,
OPP. INTELLIGENCER. OFFICE.
In addition to onr AUCTION AND NEGBO HOUSE, No
8, Whitehall street, we have fire proof storage of 8000
barrels capacity, at onr warerooms, No 1, Alabama street.
Our Negro Yard and Lock Up, at No8,are both safe and
comfortable. Dealers and other parties will find us pre
pared to feed and lodge well, and from experience In the
business since our boyhood, to handle tbe negro properly.
Charge* reasonable and right. Satisfoction guaranteed
In every in tance.
Parties at a distance may know onr market by addrose-
ln * “»• CRAWFORD, FRAZER A 00.
Jan26-6m No 8, Whitehall street
Confederate
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ATLANTA
p'ire and Life insurance.
FrnAia tu tie Divided tietweem the lasa.
rera susd Isssurad.
» AVING compiled with tho provisions ol the chu-ter,
CL this Company is ready to receive applications for in-
nranoe and issue policies, at tbelr office in Johnson’s Block
>n Whitehall street, near Empire House, against toe* by
3re, and on the live# of slave* and or white persons
Insurance Is now offered to the citizens of Atlanta in a
-ome office, combining the security of a Stock Capital with
he adrantages of a mutual company.
O. F.UcOAY, President
*om..J. Lowsr, Secretary.
OIK E"C~T O R S :
Joseph winihlp, James Ormond,
K. E. Kawson, A, J. Brsdy,
M. P. Clayton, of Augusta.
8. D. Linton. * ■ .
mayfily
J. T. PORTER,
iOOMBISSIOK MBRGHAN?
in
GENERAL AGENT
For tbs Pursbsss sad Salt of all triads ot
PRODUCE,
MARIETTA STREET, - • - ATLANTA. Ga.
Befen to—
Maaasey A Lansdell, Atlanta, Oa
Reese A Linton, Augusta, Ga.
Rev- W- 0- Bass; Macon, Ga-
Dr. T. N. Poullaln, Greeusborougb, Ga
Geo W. Williams, A Co, Charlsston, 8 O
Stratton k Seymour, Nashville, Tesu
J. H. Willy, Nashville Teen.
|sn29tl
AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
r UBundi
action of
ied Is now prepared for the regular trane-
e above buslnet exclusively. Fartlcular
attention paid to the purchase and sale of
MSRCHiSDISS, PRODUCE, BELL ESTATE AJID
SE0R0E8.
Having long experience as an Auctioneer, he hope* tor*.
ceive a liberal patronage.
Refers to Gen. A. Auitel, Bank of Fnlton.
8. H. GRIFFIN, ^
*epl4-tr No. 6, Whitehall etreet, Atlanta, Qa
W. H. HEHUKRSOH ft 00.,
AUOTION
AND
Commission Merchants
Whitebait Street,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
49* Anctions weekly. Plenty ot room
WM. FORSYTH,
Machine Blacksmith & Forger,
MARIETTA 8TRKET,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA,
18 prepared to do all kinds of Hill Work, Oonntry Work,
A. Horse Shoeing, and all the various brauctice w Black-
finith -work. Having beea employed in the Machine shoa
of the Western A Atlantic Railroad for the lest ten year*
he hatters himself that he can give entire (, n lr
the oxi-cutlon of all work* entrusted to him. Terms «—b
P 8— 8team Boilers repaired oa short notice. oc8-6tn*
DSL. JAMBS F. ALEXANDER,
O FFICM at hi* residence, ou tht south side ol Marietta
streak Iy29-ly
lamilton, Markley & Joy ner,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Haro just received
6 OASES EXTRACT LOGWOOD
2 CASES AND KEGS MADDER,
4 BARRELS SPANISH BROWN
4 BARRELS VENETIAN REU
30 LBS. GOOD INDIGO
10 BARRELS SPIRITS TURPENTINE
28 BARRELS LAMP BLACK
20 BBL8 MACHINE & TANNER’S OIL
10 CASKS CASTOR OIL
1 PIPE LONDON DOCK BRANDY
I QUARTER CA8K EXTRA BRANDY
100 LBS CHROME YELLOW
200 LBS CHROME GREEN
4 BBLS FLOUR SULPHUR
For sale low to the trade.
tugl-1, HAMILTON, MARKLEY A JOIN SIR
N. U. Wo have also t> large freer- stock of Blue Mass
Opium, Ipecac, Iodide Potash, Camphor, Chloroform, Buts
Nitre, Ac H U. A J
SAW STEAM BAKEEV
AND
Candy Manufactory,
Whitehall Htreet, Atlanta, Oa.,
BY
JACK, BRYSON & CO.
yV prepared to HU all orders at wholesale or retail
LAIN AND
FAMOY CANDIES,
SODA, BUTTER, AND
SUGAR CRACKERB,
CONFEDERATE PILOT BREAD.
•It -OKONBL URAOKER8 AND BRFAD,
PLAIN AND FANCY OAKES, to
aug80-l, •
COX & HILL,
ffbolessltt Ufluler- iti
WINES. LIQUORS, &e„,
PEACH-TREE STREET,
H ave » 8to»-
160 berroU Pure Corn WhUky.
100 barrel* Rectified Whisky,
40 barrels old Ryo Whisky,
10 quarter casks Port Wine,
6 quarter casks Madeira Wine,
10 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
25,000 Cigars.
moral}
JACOB KAUFFEB,
(Under the Auguste Hotels
AUGUSTA, ..... GEORGIA,
A UCTIO r*
AND
Gen’al Commission Merchant,
For the aale of ' f
MEE0HANDI8B, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS
AND NEGROES: »
6. A. PARKER, Auctioneer,
B. J0IHKR &?0iN,
GKNKRAl,
Commission Merchants,
AND
TOBACCO AGENTS,
Office ami Warehouse in
RfcYSTUflS ULUCk, tVSITitHALL -S’lKitBTi
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
j/KKP constantly oubabda good assortment ol Vir-
IV gluia Manufactured and Smoking tobacco.
In store and for sale—
1.000 boxes Tobacco (assorted brand*
2.000 pounds Washed Wool
100 case* Bmoklng Tobacco;
200 kegs Nails, (assorted;>
26 bales Oenaborgs
60 barrels Flour:
16,000 pounds 8nlphur, Ao
AU orders and bus!uses e* crusted to them will receive
personal and prompt attention. novSO-tf
LIFE ’NSUKANOE.
THE GEORGIA
BOMB mm&NGB OOHPAKI,
Life Department
AT SAVANKAH
A. WILBER Actuary,
SAMUEL SMITH. AguA
GOOD INVESTMENT.
A GOOD LOT OF FINE
PI ANOS
Always ou hood at
Braumuller’s Music Store.
feb7-tf
H. JOINER & SON,
UROCERS A0I> COMUfSSlO* HKRCHlSi’S,
KEYSTONE building,
AT lanta, GKORO 1 A
H- HUSTINGT05, M. D.
O E W T I S T,
ATLANIa, GEORGIA,
OFkitiAIn Rawson’s new tistldlafe, nnrnw Whitehall
TnL^y 1 **^ 8 "^***** 1 *“ «^«««
NOTICE.
o*vid suna —j. jaoobs— a. urr.
NEW FIRM.
D. MAYER, J. JACOBE & CO.,
AUCTION
AHJ>
Commission Merchants,
FOR THE SALK OF
lerohaudiso, Heal Estate, Stocks, Beads
Negroes, &c
J. JACOBK, Auctionocr,
WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA, .... GEORGIA.
f~ References given If required. seplO-tf
'Oiisst J. LOWBI johki LOWnr MAkdixus o. nsaxiun.
NEW J^IRM.
ROBERT J. LOWRY & CO.,
Sue eseors tu Robert J Lowry.
PRODUOE
AND
Commission Merchants,
Johnson’s Block, Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
iaxt4-8m
JN0. ftOBlM M.DANIEL. J. J. IRBY
McDaniel & irby,
LYNCHBURG, ... - VIRGINIA,
- G E N E K A L
Commission Morchants
And Agents for the sole of
Hew Orleans Sugar and Molasses.
MANUFACTURED AflP SM0Kiffl« TOBACCO
W ’ E invito attention to onr market as being tho cheap
eet for Tobaoo-- in the State, with greol advantage*
in shipping to interior merchant* .
INSURANCE AGENC\
SOUTHERN
•INSURANCE COMPANY
or savaskah, oa
D1RK0T0R8.
Hoary Brigham, President, of Brigham, Baldwin A Oa
Wm Batlerahy, of Wm Battenby A OcT
F H Bacon, Attorney at law. - •
John M Cooper, of John M Cooper k Oa
Henry Lathrop, of Hebty Lathrup A «V.
George Patten. Cawatnton Merchant.
Isaac Scott, President Bank of Middle Oeorgt
AARON WILBU1Q
SOUTHERN
Mutual Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, GE0EG1A.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
A8BURY HULL President
AIA0M OlUM, Set relary.
AUGUSTA
Insurance & Banking Comp*)
OF AUGbSTA, GEORGIA.
UABH CAPITAL. JSJ6.- •
L A. DUGAS, Preetdeu-
Wn I Evam, Beeretary.
SELMA
Insurance & Trust Company
OF 8ELMA, ALABAMA.
0A8H CAPITAL, Mltoi-
WM M SMITH, Pr edtc-
ELMORE
Mutual Insurance Company
OF CHARLESTON, 8. 0
CAPITAL .... JStK-
WM d M -RTOf, Pr*e*j-...
J-wtra WHiLOsa, Her rotor,
INSURANCE C’O ... ANY
Of the State of Virginia.
OF RICHMOND. VA.
CAPITAL .........ttbCi J v
BOLLING W UAXAL, Presldem
OF Bkim, Secretary.
Wetumpka Insurance Comp 1 v
OF WETUMPKA, ALABAMA
CAPITAL t*m< :
D W BOZEMAN, Prestdeo-
W F '!*»«' »*», Secretary
LYNCHBURG
House & Fire Insurance Co.
OF LYNCHBURG, VA.
OAP1TAL.. ... ...384U..
JOHN ROBIN MoDANIKL, Preside-
0 F Witi*. Secretary.
James River Insurance Com’v
OF HOWARD8VILLE, VA.
0APITAL AMU
D J U4RT800K. Preside.;.
W A TukHSH, Secretary.
S. B.O ATM AN,
MARBLE DEALER,
Alonutnents, Tombs, Hend*ton<*
Mantels, Vases, Urn*,
AND
FURNISHING MAK^LE.
(Mouth of the Georgia lteUr-»t< tiepot,.!
ATLANTA, «IttJKUiA
maytt-ly
SLAVE YARD,
BY
ROBERT M. CLARKE,
O N the west side or Whitehall street, who him a cum-
modiuiia well arrauged Yard, with every conveni
ence for the health and comtori ol eiav.-yi. ik-ii*lastly
kept no hand tor sale, a large unmber el
MECHANICS,
COACHMEN,
COOKS,
HOUSE SERVANTS,
AND FIELD HANDS
BUYS AO/D SELLS OH COMMISSI DU.
By close personal attention to outiiuwt he hnpee to re
ceive a liberal patronage. *ep2tt-tl
r. a. K’aasisL. o. n. stwoue
McDaniel & strong,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
iiOlMISEIOH MERCHANTS,
AUD DXALKB3 IN
An Kinds of Produce,
unfer Afreet, tefwn WhxU/uUi ami JYvor,
ATLANTA, . - f - GKORV1
oug«Ltf
»'• GUUTUBRUCK.
Importer & Manufacturer of
HAVANA AND AHEK1CAN
CIGARS.
Dealer ' n
LerUlard’e Maocaboy and x<>otch Nunf.
Smoking and Chewing Tofc&ooo.
Pipes, Ao.
A GOOD assortment of tbe best OIGARB lor the ratal!
trade to be found at his store on Whitehall street,
between Ripley** Oroekssy and Gilbert’s Jewaby star*,
mar 22-ly
Trunk Factory.
BASWITZ & GUDEMAN,
manufacturers
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
TKUKKS, VALI8E8 & CARPET BAGS
A LARGS STOCK kept constantly on hand to supply
dealers. All orders promptly attended to
BASWITZ A GUDEMAN,
d«c/7-tf Whitehall street, Atlanta.
#30 REWARD.
UlAJXjnAXTMa, ATLXBTA,dv
September 30,1862
D ESERTED from his company, B. Provost Battalion, -
F. BYRNES. Said daeerter has fair complexion. Wm
eyee, Made hair, five feet six laches Ugh, weighs one hut,
dred end thirty-five pounds; be has very uneven tr.-o
teeth; lived formerly la ChaHeston,8.C.; felt 'trail
the 26th instant. The usual reward will be paid for -
T. J. ECHOLS.
Oapt Oemd’g Go, B. Provrat ftw
fflty papers copy.
VALUABLE CITY LOT FOR BALE.
A N unimproved Lot or Square eu Whitehall street, ooa-
IX. tainlng two and »-balf aerra, on which is over eoe
hundred Fruit Tree* in foil bearing. For term* apply to
•eplT-tf J.W
Risk* taken and lossra adjusted n say ofths abov 9r>
OhtM CiHUpauioSL by
J W SHACKLEFORD A 00
Office oa Alnbanss street, aaxt Amor Jhw* ** •*. .
itotlroad Bank Agehey, Atlanta, Odorgla. cc21
80 DTK IBM
IN8UR4N0B AMFNr.,
FIRE AMP MAUL
R WSU-H AN O it.
fftaE snbscrtbet. rapnaents lb* following first-clo*. i
g SUHANE COMPANIES, with strong capitals and; *
roiplva
Atelwran Inanranoe Oompasy,' Montgomeiy
Capitol. ......Jfcto.-
Virginiu Fire and Marine Insunnoe Company, Ricbir
Oaplfal ... . ..42W'
Morebauts’ lusursnho Company, Richmond
Capital, ............ Jfiito
Anthorised OapittL-. ttuu •
Old IbHnlnfoQ Insurance Oompasy, Htohmond
Oapltoi; Jftmj
Yalley ol Virginia lomnim Company,
Oapltoi,..» ......E6t
Jnff'iraon Insurance Company, Baottavttla \
Oaplbd, . ......Jlh
Thone Oompauie* Innre BnUdiags, Merchandize, Ho..
bold foraitnro, and Personal property in city, u w|
rountry on the most favornblo terms, oonsistont will-1-
d««ec tmdsnfoty.
Merino risks, ou river and on Urn sirs Tills ite-
wldte persons of both s«xe«—also an tbe life of Negroe .
All losses ben.iruM v mtlitMed slid promptly pal£
S. 0. NIL Kb:
NW~OYFlCR—xforner of Whitehall and Alaban. .
ever Salmon*' A fUnimonS 1 Dry Goods store. - ,
JAMES R. POWELL,
General Gommisslop
* AND
F0EWAEDIN6 MERCHA#
HOKTGO.’lKRV, ALABABA,
YO/ILLatteud strictly to tbe selling of every desoripta
™ of Stsrchandl**, and to the Receiving and Forwarc
Ing of all FreighU by Steamboats, Railroads, or otherwix
As the Railroad* have dtocontimted the system ol hr
frnighta, the fowl* Jtoerasary Jo tray expenses at Ibis ,d -
most Ire forwarded with evory shipment.
ZjTOfilco In tho Mrtitgmnevy Insnrance Building
RUIXRENQESAndereon, Adair .A Co n Wm. L Hi. ...
John T. Smith, Atlanta, Ga.
Roes A Seymour, Car lift rt A Bro, .Macon, Ga.
Wm. R. Phillip* AOo, Peter Fbrrar, Griffln, Ga
J. B.M«g*n. toarangfoCa.
Pltner, England ADoyle, AjheM, Oa aptaiA
E. M. EDWARDY
FAMILY CROOERIEf
Commission Merchant
- At Gtors* B. Dantret #14 fMm.
. . aVfoltnhnltoStraet, AUskta, Georgia
ANDEBSON, ADAIB & CO.,
Wholes^m Grocers
—A ND
Mf-lMISSsOR ISaCBABT.
WOODUUVJi'»8 BUBL0IKQ,
(Near Goorrb- Railr -ad BsnV.) , '
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
' CARPENTERS.
T WO No 1 Nogro Cftipeut^ra—one bavingft wife Ib*t !•’
a firat rate Cook—<An be hired from k gentlenika
c&u be had at this office.