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Tfflfl DAILY SUN
9 U|U UpUi jhui Vor Bala ac the
• OenU
1 Cent*
«rjf.ru/jve cmukittmb.
Of the Li|UUiUf« of Ocargif, 1873.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Lester, Hojf,’ Crawford, Blauoe, HUIyer, Winn 1
Oalo, Gflimore and Wofford.
Ox Ftvakcv.— Mr. 8immoo«. Chairman; Mum.
Klbbue, Wcffoid, Mathews. Eatoe, Brown, Heard,
Jones, Jervis. Erwin, Harris, Crawford, Payne,
Blauoe, Lester and Nlcbolla.
On InmasiL Iwraovncmrra. — Mr. Wofford,
Chairman; Messrs. Lester, Jervis, Black, Cannon,
Hillysr and Brown.
men; Mean* Beeae, Jervis, Brown,
tar aaA Anderson.
O* Educatiox.—Mr. NlcliolU, Chairman; Messrs*
Arnow, Kibbee, Cain, Basse, lllanoe and Erwin.
Ox Banns--Mr. BlUyer, Chairman: Messrs. La
tar, Simiuons, Cain, Biown, Crawford and Harris.
On Kaaou.ifx>rr—Mr. Hoy 1, Chairman; Messrs.
Hlilysr. Hudson, Clarks, liar r la, Crawford and Oll-
mors.
On Pamuons axt» Eixctioxs—Mr. Harris, Chair
man; Messrs. Heard, Mats*. Wofford, Uudssn,
Blanoa end Brlaberry.
On Pnrnoxa.-Mr. Estes. Chairman; Messrs. W.
W. Mathews, Mattox, McAfee, Kulgbt, Cannon and
Clark.
On Pcbltc Brooms— Mr. Teddy, Chairman.
Messrs. Arnow, Kirkland, lloberson. Carter, Black
and Devsaux.
On PnxsmrraTToxa—Mr. Peary, Chairman; Morsra.
Winn, Erwin, Boberson, Cain, Carter and Brlmbsrry.
Ox Lnuno Asylum.—Mr. Erwin, Chairman;
Moamajffofford, Harris, Steadman, Paddy, Bartow
Inltmiing Jims.
Caution!
Ever; genuine box of Dr. MoLane's
Liver f ilia kun the dgutore of Flem
ing Brother;, Yittabarg, Pa., and their
j >rivate U. 8 * Imp. M£rTako no other.
The market -■ foil of imitation*
Ik ia the p jptuar verdict that people
who nave oeen aoenatomed o the oae of
bitters or cordials, are obliged, eventn-
ally, to resort to MoLean’s Liver Pills
for permanent relie 1
JtOXICIXfl.
Clerk', ette, 8apr.ra. Oaut of a«orgl», AtUhte.
J.uu»r/ in. 1871:—It tpptori from til. docket of
tbs flupreme Court of Georgia, for tho January term,
ink, that tho or dor of Circuits, with the number of
caars from each oonnty, is m follows:
blus judos ciaccrr.
and Paddy.
Ox Dbav axd Dumb Astlcm.—Mr. Blanoe, Chair
man; Messrs. Wofford, Knight, Demur on, Cannon,
Jonas and Black.
Ixorrronox of run Bunn.—Mr. Black, Chair
man; Mossra. Jones. Meadmin, McAfee, W. W.
Mathews, Oerter and HoyL
Ox Maxutactubks.— Mr. Steadman, Chairman
Messrs. W. P. Mathews. Heard, Mattox, Knight, au
de.wou, Clark.
Ox Aoaxcuivruas—Mr. Jones, Chairman; Me**i-.
W. W. Mathews, W. P. Mathows, Cone, McAfoe, Mat
tox and Boberson.
Ox Audittko.—Mr. Brown, Chairman ; Messrs.
Kibboe, Teddy, Heavy, Winu, Mitchell and UOlyer.
OxExahkMBixo.—Mr. Hudson,Chairman; Messrs.
Black. Cannon, Erwin, Estes, Biases end Devoaux.
On Jour haul— Mr. Colo, Chairman; Messrs,
Arnow, Caiuaron, Kirkland, Knight, Dnvesux and
ter, Chairutao; Messrs. Wofford, Heavy, Poddy,
Winn. Carter and Cameron.
Ox CoxsouDATiox or Bills.—Mr. Kibboe. Chair-
m u; Messrs. Brown, Hester, Lester, Hiliytr. Bocse
and Crawford.
Clark
OBlnnett .
Walton ...
wkstssb ciacciT.
HOU4E OOMMITTEE8.
O* Jocsxals.—Messrs. Lyon, Yow, Cureton, Ca
son, Blanton. Lumpkin, Young, Uraasei, ltoberte.
Haggard, Mot*. Jenkins of Hike.
Ox Exbolucxxt.—Messrs. Johnson Mills, Da-
Loach, Willis of Macon, Hwearingou, Willingham.
»-*■
On «l,n IjJivil.-lli.ri. Rtinma, Dor.eT.
Tult, L.1,11 of Cowete. W.lib, Il*rk.iUl., Otomeiila
■Ulglor of Tamil, optag.. Stewart of Tatar.
* urm '
Willis of 4
son, Tult,
tsagzas&igpi
ontw, Ilurt, Utb.ui, Uoii, Hod-
Mint. ton. Don./, Da-
HatUa,, MoDutol. Bo-
- % ^
Hesse, Latham, Hichardeon.
our-Messrs. MoDanlel, Dorsey,
_L Willie of Maoon, Caudler, W»l-
Newton, Dunn, Tester, McLean,
ban, Taliafarro, Bisakwell.
(.-Messrs. Peabody. Anderson,
, Jones of Burke. Kaigier, of Quit-
Tort, Teasel*, bhl, LuBoeo,
of Donglae, Ellis.
Iwaer, Peabody, Hog*, Shew*
*»»«. Hamilton, Kaigier of
UUe of Talbot. Walsh, Nut-
dwsrus, Lyoa, Dorsey.
OX STaTX or THE Kxpuhuo -Messrs. Anderson,
Tutt, Heard of Eibert, WilUnghain, Hieroe, Hwear-
iuguD.Teasley.Gilbert, WUllsiusou,Trammell. Turn-
bull, Lows of hiewart, Llpsey, Hill, Tompkins.
Ox AonioULTuns—Messrs. Jones of Burke, Lett*
nor. Tslton, Lockett. Lumpkin, lurnbull, Htswertol
Taylor, Oolesaan, Hamilton, culver, Delia, Grant,
Jenkins of Hike, Mathews, MaaUrs, Ouaelry, Clark,
Barksdale.
Ox Public Extenditubbs.—Messrs. Hogs, Willie
of Stsoou, WiUlugbam, Lougley, Hudson, Dutuss,
Jenkins of Puluaiu, Fort, cinlilu, Horne, Kirk
nuiith of llryau, Leigh of Coweta, Freeman, Twmy!
Ox MaxuFaoTuaae.- Mseats. Hurt, Watt, Lottnsr,
■Uwart of Hocauale. Jackson, Jhack, Bostwick.
Eakea, Toy. liar M «u. Kira, TramJMU. Wofford.
—°X IXTSXXAL lMI’BOVaMSXTa.—Mmsts. Felton,
Shawmake, Mathews of Houston, Mattox, Cleiueuts,
Hightower of Johnson, Hoppe, IMaty, Duke, Wtl*
name of Doc iy, Duuuan ol ttooun, Dunlap, Evans,
Towler, Thvmpsou.
Ox Militabt Arraids.—Messrs. Butt, Carlton,
■•NUi Duuiap.Touipkius, Dubose, Towers, Black-
walU Mai ahh, AULaUau, Lee ol Appling, Baker,
O8PP8U08 PmiHTlKii.--Me.il.. W«l>b, Hawaii.
Weichal, Bell, Loll, biantou, held, Uogera, Moms
k cagan, Modnde and Long. 8 * *
Ox Dttsor Txadb axd Immiusatiox.—Mrsarri.
Hunter, McArthur, Dell, Adam a, Baxter, Blakey,
Butt, Calhouu, Caseu. Holding, Cook, Cureton.
Ox NxwOuuxTim axd Oouxtv Lixxs —Messrs.
Bush, UBssou, Harris, Hightower of Hoik, gpenoe.
itoggard, Uuichiuaeu el Harrison. Jones of Chat-
jjjjj^jy**** 1 * lx»wa of Catoosa, bturgis, bUpheua,
Ox Hexitextiaxt. - Messrs. Longley, Blrams,
Tucker. Buichluaou of Clayton, Hill, Llpsey, Youuu
Buiamarlia. hmtth ol TsLalr, Duke, ltoper. Houle!
Atkiusou, lleard of Greene. * * *
O; Dui IDDOI Anum.-Meton. Uudl.r.
reus, Welchrl, Kirk, Twitiy, Bed.
Blind Asylum-Messrs. Tumi In, Bark wail, Rich-
ardson, Ouaeley. Lids, Duuu, Lockett. Mcltao, Os
born, M irris, Widiauis of Union, Duncan of Hart.
Ox Luxatio Asylum -Messrs. Golding, William-
aon, Jenkins of Hutuam, BUpleton, Newton, Carlton,
Mathews i f Houston, ghi. Btepheaa. Tlynt, Love-
lees, Duggan, Baksr.
Ox AuDrrtxa -Messrs. Murphy, Mattox, Beaty,
Badler. GUbert, Heard of Elbert, Morrltt, Mathews
of Cpsoa, Bnead, Jackson.
Jntcrceting Junto.
BEWAIIE OF CALOMEL,
And »I1 mercurial compounds. Butter,
ftr better, enduro disooao than tamper
vitli tbia mineral poiaon, no matter bow
caretaU; prepared. Its extensive aso buu
proven the eauae of areatand diatreoaing
injury. Dr. Tutt’a Liver lHIla oonUin
not a particle of mercury, and can be
taken at all time, with perfect aafety.
Taroo Couctt. Uw, May 3, 1600.
Dr. lim. 11. Tutu X have been a mar
tyr to liver eomplaint for three yearn, and
after employing the beet doctors, sad
spending almost all I was worth for dif
ferent kinds of medioine, your agent in
dooed me to fry your Liver Fills. 1
bars taken tkea regularly for several
weeks, and have been ao much beueflttcd
by them that I feel oonfldent of a perfect
cure. I consider them the best liver
medioino ever discovered.
J. Ciutoh.
Dr. TnU's Hair Dys requires bat • few
minutes.
A NEW BEAUTIFYING AGENT.
AU dentrifioes bad their drawbacks,
until tbs infnbriotu bark of the soap
tree was brought from the Chilian vat-
leyd, to perfeot the fragrant Soxodokt,
tbs numt delightful article for the teeth
that a brush was ever dipped into.
.. Diogenes, with his lantern, searched
too street! of Athena at mid-day for a
“man." Bat if yon would find a "king”
“<*8 machines call at the office
°| *b* ‘Domcotio’’ No. 4 DeOive s Opera
# Howe, ^
Very valuable on planUtlona os a pre-
**°tive for fever, chills, etc. Simmon 1
Iivar Regulator will keep the hands
h^ltky.no they may Ion no valuable
Mme Anting the busy niokly season.
. Xvery lady who uses the "Domsntie"
I aewmg maohfne finds it such a dommdc
eoaafort that she prefers and recommends
it above all others.
Da TuU'e Hair Dya baa no bod odor.
XOBTHKXX CIRCCIT.
Elbert (1 continued 2
Oglstherps
Warren
Wilkee
kOUTHkhX CISCUIT.
Lowndes.,
OCOXKK ClkCUIT.
Cmboun ,
Dscatur 1
Dougherty (1 continued ....11
■OL'TUWXCTZEX CULUIT.
Hsmter..
FAXALLA C1SCUIT.
Bailroab !Ai)omt9rmrr.ie.
TO THE MERCHANTS OF ATLANTA
The Atlantic & Gulf
FHEIGHT T ,TM1>i
Via Savannah, Q-a.
gEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO 1 HEIR PA-
tr me and friends that tbslr Bates and Clkealilcatlons
•ball always be aa low as by competing lines, and
any ••Special Circulars*' or ••Letters,'' Issued by
otbor routes, giving lower ratee than at present ad
vertlaed, will be promptly met by corresponding a-
dnetlons on the AUanUo h Golf Freight Line.
Merchants vlslUng New York will consult their In*
*freete by calling on O. D. OWEN!, General Agent of
the Lino, 739 Broadway, before making Freight ea-
gagemento eiaewhere. iyffg.
Two Daily Comections
Blue Mountain Bonte
SELMA, HOME, ASD DALTJM
Railroad and itf Connections*
Clay
Early
(jultman
Randolph
HU wart
Terrell
CHATZABOOOBkB CIRCUIT.
ObattAboochee 1
Musoogee (30 continued) 00
Taylor 2
Bibb MACO* CIRCUIT. ^
Crawford 1
Houston 4
Twiggs a
FLIRT CIIICUIT.
Henry 8
Newton 2
Pika 3
Rockdale 1
flpaldiuj
Upton .
tallafooba ciacurr.
CoweU 6
Fayette 1
Meriwether 0
ATLAXTA CIRCUIT.
Tloyd
Hoik
CUkJBOKBX CIRCUIT.
Bartow..
Whitfield 4
AUOUBTA CIRCUIT.
Burke (2 continued) 3
Richmond (5 continued) 0
fcwwp MIDDLE CIRCUIT.
OCMULOkB CIRCUIT.
Baldwin (1 continued)
Bullock.
Chatham
Liberty
nsvxawicK circuit.
PAIWENGERS LEAFING ATLANTA BY THI
t atlanTIc «W8o°a f d L r „!!
at 10 P. M., making close connection with
THE MAXI, TIIAIN
Of Belma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at
Melmaat 9:80 A. M.
and making does connections with train cf Alabama
Oentral Railroad, arriving
Vickaburg
ing a
Montgomery 8:20
Mobile 7:20 P. M.
New Orleans 1:60 A. M.
The Bead haa been recently equipped and 1th
equipment ia not surpassed by any in tbe tjoutb
for strengtli and beauty of finish.
49* No change of cars between Rome and Belma
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
run through from ROME Y1A BELMA to VICK '
BURG without change.
NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS
Passengers leaving Atlanta by 8:t0 A. M. Train
W. A A. R. It., mako close connections at Rome w
EAST EXPRESS TRAIN
Belma, Rome h Dalton Railroad, arriving at
Belma at 12:20 A. M
Fare aa low aa by any other Bonte.
nr Purchase Tickets vis Kingston st tbe Oener
Ticket Office
JOHN B. PEGS.
General Passenger Agent, Hatonn, Ala.
O. BARNEY,
General Buperlntendent.
BEAU CAMPBELL. Local Agent,
yt#-tf
No. 4 Kimball Uonse.
Z. D. HARRISON, Clerk.
Arrivals sad Depart ares ot Tralu fo
and from Atiaata.
rux wrhteln a atlaxtio (ox statx) sailhoad.
XIUUT FANSKXflXB TRAIN—OUTWARD—VAST UNB
TO MEW TOUR.
Leaves Atlanta 9 ;S() p
Arrives at Chattanooga 6:28 a
DAT FAiWANOKR TRAIN—OUTWARD.
Leaves Atlanta 8:80 a
Arrivee at Chattanooga 4:84 p
XlttUT rAASkxuna train -INWARD.
Loaves CIiAttRnooga 6:G6pm
Leave* Chattano- ] -00 a
Arrives at Atlsuta.... 9:10a
ACCUMMOUATION TDAIX—OUTWARD.
Leaves 6:01 p :
Ariavus at Dalton lu.oo p 1
ACCOMMODATlOX TRAIN—INWARD.
leaves Dalton 0:00 a 1
Arrives atAtlautR l:31p
tub acoautiA iauouhtai railroad.
(*Yo Day 1'iatn on Sunday.)
Night i ssacngnr Train arrives 6:46 a.:
Night Passenger Train leaves 8:00 p.
Day Passougor Traiu'arrlvsa 0:40 p. m
Day Passenger Tralu leaToa 8:16 a.
Mono Mounuin Accommodation arrivas.. .8:00 a. _
Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves....6:46 p. m
maoon and wrsterh railroad.
O N and after buuday, November 11th, trains 1
this road will run dally as follows:
Day Fas-ieuger l«avo Atlanta 1.46 a.
•• •• Macon 7,26 A.
•• arrive at AilautA. 1.20 r.
" *• Macon .7.46 r.
Night Pasatnger leave Atlanta 2.80 r.
** *• Macon 10.00 r.
•• arrive at Atlanta 6.00 a.
" “ Maoon 8.80 a.
ATLANTA AND WSST 1*0INT RAILROAD
Night l'aasetiger Train arrives 6:60 a. m
Might l aaseuger Train leaves 8:00 p.
Day Pasaeuger Train arrives..... 7.60 p. m
Day Passenger Tralu leaves 6:0j *. m
ATLANTA h RICHMOND AIB-L1NS U. n—OUTWARD
Leave AUauta ....0.45
iA|Voat Goodwins 7;lrt
•• DoravlUo 7:87
" Nororosa 8:10
•• Duluth 8:33
. 8:60 a:
. 9:18 a i
.. 9:44 a 1
.. .10:16 a l
..12:16 p1
Flowery Branch
lluford
Unwsuee
Duluth
Hu wanes
lluford
Flowery Branch....
Gainesville
Hud ol Track
INWARD.
1:00 p
....2:04 p
....8 29p
....3:66 p
....4:18 p
... .4:41 p
....6.-00 p
... .6:30 p
. ..6:66 p
•• Atlanta 6.31pm
MACON A ORUNSIVICK HAILUOAD,
DAT rASeSNOkR TRAIN, DAILY (SUNDAY KXCUTKD,
Leave Maoon 9:16
Arrive at Josup 6:80 p. u*
...10:00 p. m
.. 4:30S.U
.. 6:46
. 6:26p.m.
U
8 100 P XI
Arrive at Havannah.....
Arrive at Brunswick..,
11:10 p
Arrive at llaoon 7:45*^
Both day and night trains connect closely at Je«ui>
with trains to and from Florida.
• Lolls. Memphis, NasIitIUo and Chat-
(anooira Hail road Lino.
TIME CARD, HEFT t. 1872.
Nashville..,
McEenale
Memphis
Little Rock
....12 60am..
.... 8 30am...
.... 2 10pm.
. S30p
. 6 23 a
> 106 p m
Union Clty.... M .. M 10 30am....193
Columbus 12 00 noon ....12 (
Mt. Louis 1016pm.... •«
Louisville 840am.... 9 66piu
A. B. WRENN, Bonthaasurn Agent,
No. 4 H. L Kimball House, Atlanu, Ua.
Mown * August* Railroad.
IUMNU TWAIN D ILY, SUN DATS RXFBCTSL
akwnm, u oo r
Leave Maooo at a go
Arrtva at Maoon at 7 40 P. M
Arrive at Augusta at 1 46 P. M
BBLMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R
TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS IXULUDBD,
Leave Balms 8:4S a. m., 8:41
7:4eF.M., 8NMa.M
8:40F.M..i:*)
4:00 A. M.,10:80 _
•«a.M.,19:87».m
eat Balms 7:38 a. m.,12.-i0a. m
Arrive At West F
. 4:10 AM
. 6:40 AM
..ll.UAM
....19:80 PM
, 6:16PM
Leave Columbus ....11:40 A M
Arrive at Oolumbus if JO P M
(tre«B7lile and Columbia Railroad.
Laave Columbia 7 09 a. m.
Arrive at Oraen villa |g F. M
Leave Green villa e an a. m
Arrive at Ootniakta .....666f m
Arrives st AngusiR
ivas Augusta.....
Arrives at ChsdoMs
..fMkk
..6 60 _
..6 66f. M.
• •CIO A< F.
Clnui^ti Ol Mchodulc.
Atlanta & New Orleans
SHORT LINE—ALL'RAIL
Only One Clnvngo of Oars
llctw.en Atlanta and New Orleans.
O N AND AFTER NOV’R 24tk, 1872, DOUBLi
Dally l > aasouger Tralu a will run on this line a
follows:
A*aM*Y. E ooo.ml
•• 8 00pm •• ... 6 oo a i
Montgomery.... 8 00pm | Mobile 7 80ai
*• 8 00 am | •• 6 86 pi
Mobile 8 30 a mi New Or loans.. 2 28 p i
" 6 45*p m 1 •• -.11 60pi
I'ltssengers Leaving Atlanta at 8 OO ii,n
k Will make clone Connections forVlokaburg.Mon*
York, Meridian, Jackson and Vicksburg
without ebango.
Passengers will remember that this route, VIA
WK8T POINT, is the
Shortest, Quickest, Most Reliable,
and only Doable Dally Line from Atlanta to tbe fol
lowing points:
OOLUMBUS, Oa.,
MONTGOMERY.
MERIDIAN,
Jaoluon, Vlolubui-g,
MXBSxaaxpFx,
NEWORLHANS
Slirovoport ob Monroe
XiOmaiAKTA.
JEFFERSON,
GnlvcNton Dc all Poluta In
TIUCAS.
AlaSOl
^ortlxpr-xx and Contral
Alabama axicii
t^^lneymt aav^tlm^MidSun^be^g4*
miles ahorter to Belma. ana sit points we«
of Belma. and ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
TO Montgomery, mo
bile. NE9 ORLEANS, and all points In Texas,
Northern and Ceutral Mla»laaipp t Arkansas iiian
via Bluo Mountain, or bolr:. and Dalton
routes.
200 MILES SHORTER to New Orleans and
Galveston than by ChatUuooga, Corinth and Grand
JuucUou, or Memphis and Charleston Railroa
routes.
34IIS MILES SHORTER to Shreveport, Jeffer*
Rod River, than by Cliatta-
Avoldlng 614 MILES STEAM BOATING on
Mississippi River, and an indefinite delay on whari
boat at tho mouth of Red River.
EMIGRANTS
Are particularly requested to notice the many ad-
When emigrating In Large parties, special cars will
be furnished for baggage, and carriod through with
out change to New Orleans.
Thareoeni
over Teaeaa
all rail connection bet:
and Vickaburg.
Xo boating or omnlbna fare charged on the Hw*-
toaTSiS^* ““‘“•‘•Ota. "it^eaUUoD.
BIe.pto, Uu. on m nljht India.
.TUI*rW»l* oo< tli. .UoruM, but moat comlort.
•H. Mid ImI winter route to M.raptu, Trnu., Lit-
• Rood.Ark., Urou—te. oOlou. ud UortutU, Him.
Tbrou,h ttente oo Ml. .t tho (teml Ttoka Of.
Mttu^U ulou l-M-ard Up pot tom point, iten
l^r. dim H low m bp in, othor note.
Baggage checked through to all terminal points.
Bonroutdokfor Sckrte rtk Wwt Poutut
Montgomery.
L. P. GRANT. Superintendent
Atlanta A WasVHoint Baii^s
o. J. roRiAsnKT
Bnp't Western R. R. ef Ala.
G. JORDAN,
NEW FURNITURE EMPORIUM!
PLATT An C O.
HAVE RECEIVED AND NOW HAVE IN STORE
1 Miliimum STOCK OF NEW FVIPMTIIIIE!
■m
And are Opening It; Dnilv for Inspection and Sale.
Isatest Stylos and. Patterns
— op —
SUPERB PARLOR SUITS
Elegant Chamber Suits, Handsome
Dining-Room Suits, Office
Furniture,
And Everv other Description of Furniture.
From tho Highest Grade to the Lowest.
And Consists of Every Article of Furniture Itequired to Furn-
isli a House or Office Complete, all of which
>Ve Offer at
Prices Lower than Ever Offered Before.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES:
All Kinds of Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, in Maple, Oak
and Walnut, with Hocking Chairs of every description to
match, also Children’s Chairs of every description.
Trundle Beds, Turned Posts, Arched Top and Corinthian
Cottage Bedsteads, Black Walnnt, Mahogany and Bosewood
French Beadsteads, Spring Beds, Cribs, Cradles, Couches and
Cota.
nunEA.ua—
Black Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus, Sideboards and Sec-
. retaries, Black Walnut and Mahogany Extension, Centre and
Card Tables.
Oak and Black Walnnt Office and Library Chairs, Office
Desks and Office Furniture of all kinds.
Looking Glasses, all sires, in Black Walnut, Mahogany, Gilt
Band and Full Gilt.
GUANO
18 7 3.
GUANO
500 TONS SEA FOWL GUANO,
500 TONS RUSSELL COE’S,
500 TONS MERRYMAN A CO. S
500 TONS ETIWAN’S, %
500 TONS SrEIlNFEL’S ORIGINAL,
500 TOA'S VOTTOJTSTATES,
200 roji's .ii*ttin. tr. jottjr. o*
200 TOJTS E. FRAJtTH. COE’S,
200 TOJTS n'MLSOJtrs,
100 TOJtTS J1IE.1T .1JTO BOJTE OVJiJrO,
200 TO.TS EJT&E1SU STO.TE IfVfLL,
200 TOJTS S.UID1TIS SOEVBEE P.1CIF1C,
200 Tons Ammonia ted Flour or Itawbone, very Fine.
200 Tons Peruvian Guano, Eand Plaster and CHemtea
for JJlanfpnlating.
lOO Tons botuhle Sea Island.
ALSO—ONE THOUSAND I LOWS, from $3.30 upward. Farmer! muit hi.ve good Plow*.
LnndrotD’s Gordon Seeds,
Field Suede, Flower Seede, Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Livo Stock, etc.
PROVISIONS.
Special to m.-y OustomersJ
Many of yon needing Provision a have heretofore been compelled to purchase these supplies from otb«
bonaea, after bonding yonr aropa to me for Guano, I wUI in future furnish yon with your Provisions sIm
knowing It wLl be more convenient and agreeable U r yon to make yonr accounts aU at eue place.
h-a—* * “ "hesame.
MARK W. JOHWXQW
FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
GUANO AND PROVISIONS
SOLD ON TIME!
lOO TOA'S SOLUBLE SEA IS LA.TO G UAJTO.
100 TOA'S P1IOSPBATE BLOOD GUAJTO,
AND A NICE LOT OP
Bulk Meats now in Store and to Arrive.
-ALSO-
Evcry Kind of Plantation Supplies.
••BUI8TB” WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. Can supply theso at Philadelphia prices to dealers.
!9~Bend for Cixculars of prices aud terms. J. UK IV WILSON At OO.
Jau21 „ BROAD STREET, BY HE BRIDGE.
HUNNICUTT & BELLINGRATHS
NO.D MARIETTA STI1EET,
DEALBnS IN
R ang Ed, stoves, furnaces, «od
Grates, Slate and Marbleized Iron
Mantles, Tinners’ Trimmioga, Steam and
Gas Filtinga, Steam Whistles, Gnages,
Glob. Valves, and Oil Oops.
n'ROLGur ino.y pipe for
Steam, Gas and Water!
Lift & Force Pumps, Rubber Hose, Tin Plate,
bkcetlrou, Sheet Lead, Copper, Zino, Ao.
Tbe Finest and Best Assortments of Gas-Fixtures j„ the South, consisting of
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Hall Lights
P ORTABIiB LICJHTS. etc., eto
A Superior Sui’plv of Plumbera’Brass Goods, Wash Basina, Marble Slabs
Water Closets, etc., kept constantly on hand. Also,
PL UJ11J11ERS,STEAJ1I # GAS FITTERS h AIAJTUFAVTURER
of the Cclebintcd Concreto Sewer Pipe, from four to twenty-eight inches diamstor.
n MANUFACTURE of Galvanized Sheet lion Cornice, Window Capa,
Uoor Hcau?, &c., made a Bpecialty.
CONTHACTOPkS fi r Tin and Iron RooCng.
Age D8 for Knowlcs’Steam Pump.
Agents for tho Macon Portal>leGafiMacbinc,the only reliable G viMacliioe known
BUY IITJ3XT3XriCUTT BBIiZjZN’OIIATXIS’
Columbia Cook Stores.
THE VERY BEST BAKING STOVE IN THE MARKET.
STEPHENS Ac FLYNN
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
SOFAS—
Sofas, Tete-n-Tetee and Lounges, Easy and Parlor Chairs, in
Damask and Hair Cloth.
WASHSTANDS-
Black Walnnt, Maliogauy and Pine Washstauds, Single,
Double, and Enclosed, with aud without Marble.
BTAiraiS-
Philadel’a
Southern
Mail Stoamsdiiv Line
rpo wnjDNOTON, N. 0.—U M»pwl o/ two
I rim cbu. SteMuhlp. of sue tom —ck,
ISflMm Mtk port .-rwj WXDNKDkV.
Tunouou Bans I* kU point. Souk .m ttentb-
mlowub,.nr otkir mb. moot-
nL Prompt ud Mrtetn <ll.p«tch at„a.
m— oa OM.nl HarcbudiM, Cotton, tkto.
St»tSS
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Also the meat bcantifnl assortment of Music Stauds, Flow
er Stands, Imported Flowers and Brackets of various kinds
OOTTAOE SUTS-
Cottage Chamber Sets, Tainted and in Oak, Black Walnut,
Mahogany or Itoecwood.
TASUMan
Blaek Walnnt, Cherry and Pine Lenf Tables, Work aud Sa-
Iran Tables
The Ladle, are respectfully tnwltcd to Call and
examine the grand display of French Flowers,
which are of our ewn direct importation.
CdU and Examine atAou; War© Rooms,
Nos. 7 6c 9 James’ Bank Block,
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RAVE NOW IN STORE AND OFF ERJTO THE TRADE AT LOW FIOURE8
150 Bushels Choice 8eed Rye,
f 2,500 Bushels Yellow Winter Oats,
14,000 Bushels White and Mixed Oafs.
250 Bushels Choice Seed Barley,
2,000 Bushels Black Winter Oata,
100 Bushels Choice Timothy Seed
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Urf?quauUUea"of a£trB '• v,no e ar * Irii * FoUtoea, Appica, Onion*, and aro ro<»iricg dally
OUoico Buttor. FresR Corn Meal
—AND-
DRESSED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS.
nave uowMu traavlt, from Capo Cod, 250 Half Barrel* and 1,000 Kit* Mackerel. 100 Half Barrela and
KU* lierrttge, w Rich vco want to sell on arrival, and wiU put at low price# to Dealers.
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Super, Extra, Family, Extra Family and! Fancy
In 98, 19 and 21 Found Sacks.
ALSO I.M0 Bin-til v.rlou. other t.miJi, -n. E. Ler," "Or>rn Mill." "00110 k Brown." "KW-
lor . uiO or- rocclvtoz tt-o product ot aevcrol Xcou-Mre Mill., Ml of which w. u-. Oiiwcted to i«D to*.
HOWARD LIME, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. !
Will keep during the winter, heavy atocka of
13villi. Moms and Lnrd,
8biPi»ed u« direct by Packer*, which wijl bo aUd low by car load or otherwise, loose or racked.
Live Hosts Bought pnd Shmpedon Orders.
BOO Bales of Hay and Ten Oar Loads Ear Corn In Store.
STBPITEnvS Cb FTjYWN.
1873! 1873!
MERCHANTS
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lL,tInow hlTB ,n A large eUxk of OROCEXIHB AHD WESTER*
I LODLC-R, xlieh I wiil Mil ai terms as kverable aa a»y honee In the elly. Beepactfklip-
A. K> »BAGO.
IMPORTANT TO PIaAU TiSIHS*
Send for Circular. I sell none bnt the lyeil fertllixera, such as
“Chesapeake,” w Eureka,” Rawbone Phosphate,”
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John Mcrrymaii & Co.’s Aonnociat’d Dissolved Bom.
6V* Terms cash, or Crop Liens due Are! November next.
Plan term will also be supplied on crop Lo . with » ulk Meat. Bacon, Flak. Im4 Car*. Om*. Bag, II«V
j Tobacco, Coffee, Sugar, Molaaaaa. Syrup, R •• *, deter and Grass b«eda, ate., ate.
mm The caali Trade will aleo receive *pecial tuntkn. Addxeaa
4iw&rr*i 1 r* ® c.MicmwMr. his sdo^