The Cartersville express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1867-1870, April 24, 1868, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextNashville DUpatch ftfi. ▲ UOfflltYtlLE DISCOVERY. The Worn Out Lands of tt»« South Fertilized with Human Bone#. Anion® tbe wild zh'd barbarous na tions of the earth, there has ever ex isted that most beautiful of all senti ments —the regard of the living for the remains of the dead. This affection has furnished the antiquarian and his torian with a key ’to the mysteries of lost races and lost cenVuries. Mural ciiies, pyramids, pillars and mounds have been made to speak, while relics, the result of ether sentiments, hate re mained dumb. Like the “ troth of gold,” this beautiful faith has ever been kept, and with old mother earth to-day, her living cTTTcS are only rivaled by those p{ her dead, Ali things savor ing of the desecration of the sepulchre have ever excited in the mind of the wise &nd the good, unmitigated horror. Even the dead appendages of the liv. ing body have beer. regarded a£ sacred, and we remember being greatly shocked by the written account of the buying and selling of human practiced a century or two ago in oth er countries, and cor grinders only felt relieved when we came upon the ad tent of ivory and porcelain. The traffic, too, in human hair, as revealed in the expose attending the late war upon the chignon, has undoubtedly thrilled the susceptible nerves of many of our lair readers, and quiet, staid citizens. How often has our scalp twitched at the recital of dark tales of wild sindents, therein beautiful (?) subjects were retflirtected and spirited away, foed for the insatiate scalper. Possessed of all this praisworthv sensibility, what would be the indigo nation of this refined community, if boldly charged with driving a lively trade in the bOnes of their deceased relatives and friends ? Suclr, to a cer tain extent, however, is the case. Months ago a respectable firm some where below us, engaged in the lauda ble enterprise of collecting the anatom ical remains of horses, mules, cattle, etc., which once strewed the country like a fall of snow—pa ft of the debris of the late great armies—and redoctrtg the same to an article of cohtffterce, to be used as a fertilizer on tbe poorer lands of the South. Among the nu merous depots established for the col lection of these bones, preparatory tb their being shipped to the manufactory, was Nashville. About ten cents per bushel was the price offered, and the idle Iforda of blacks hanging about the tcity, availing just such jobs, were soon "scattered o"vCr the neighboring hills and open ground's, gathering, grubbing and rooting like swarms of ants. Car load after car-loiad was gathered and shipped southward, until the supply in this vicinity gradually decreased When rag.picking, coal-gathering and iron* filching resumed their wonted sway.— Epme weeks since, however, other ac cessible regions being alike exhausted, Nashville was again made a receiving pojut, and once nnre the hungry bone hunters were put upon the frail. In the "Vicinity of the Chattanooga depot, and but a few steps from Church street is.the principal delivering yard where may be seen a huge hetacomb, daily increasing in size, as the dusky hunter arrive with wagons, carls, baskets,bags etc, all loaded down with this nervveom modity. We have often passed this unsightly and not altogether savory spot, with nothing more than, a casual glance, until yesterday, when an un accountable inclination seized us to view it more closely. With a kind ol mournful interest we drew near, and gazed upon the heaps about us, until our eyes were attracted by a peculiary shaped bone protruding from the one nearest. Drawing it forth, we held in our hand tin* rib of a man ! Upon a further search we found a broken thight bone, and what from dur limited knowledge Os the subject we judged to be va'rious parts of the human fiame. Heartsick with painful emotions, we turned away, but unpleasant thoughts would intrude themselves. How many such bones were bidden in that vast deposit ? Row many bad already been shipped away ? Perhaps a spirit of gain had prompted the violation oT Hie tmpuk-hras our brave defenders, sleeping so lightly over the heights around us, were being exhumed, and sold at ten tents a ruislrtl to enrich the soil they died in defending 1 It tvas all grief and humil iation, and with our mouth ill the dust, we hurried from the spot. »3L.TJjc reoowned Dr. .Robert J. Breckinridge is trying to oust instru mental frmsic from churches. lie is a “conservative” Republican. tK2F*The tj. S. law officers in Llorida have just sold tbe Alabama and Florida iaiitoa'd for the Small sum «>f555,000. Il*is forty-five miles long, thirteen miles ol tbe distance being in running order, and »he price nalhed included four engines, thirty-four cars, Y&® smdall the fixtures. . Hie Black Republic of Liberia JR trying impeachment of its Chief Justice. England raises only grain" Rtuticretrt to supply ua inhabitants with ‘uou lor *ix weeks. 100007843000. Issued from the Headquarters J. ELSAS, To the Citizens of Bartow and surrounding counties. Proposing to sell the follow* ing goods at low er rates than any other house ill town, to-wit: Dry-G- d.*9, Olotliiiig:, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, 11ARD W A R E Cioc kll tj, OSNABUKGS, €@sx &m TAMS, COUNTRY PRODUCE bought and sold Highest prices paid lor. Hides, Hag;?, Furs, Scrap Iron, Feathers, Beeswax, Ginsing, Old Copper, Brass, etc., etc. Agents for wrapping pa per. Merchants can buy it in any (quantity fit mill pri ces. J. ELSAS, Main Street, Carfersvllle, Gw. ; Feb,l2, 1868—wljr. Lav.U L. Abbott, U. L. Abbott B. F. Abbutt. ABBOTT and Bio-. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Wholesale Dealers in Produce, Provisions Whitehall Street, ATttAITTA’ GA ESTABLISHED IN BUSINESS JN ‘i«M Meat ! Ment!! \ CASKy Choice Clear Bulk Hides just reociv.il mtti lor .ale .1 luw«t cull uric*'., by ABBOTT A BROS Commission Merchant*, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, ♦»*. Flour! flour! / xfeSA*'KS wow iri .tore, including wm m s o( tiie tno.l choice brand*, m.»de fra .elected white wheat, tor .ale by ABBOTT & BROS, Commission .Merchant*, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga, Flour to Arrive! r. | tA SACKS Superfine and Extia to ar */* / rive witldn next fen day*. Aim* to arrive 1.000 Ba*a Corn, and !,oe© Bag. Prime Weed Oata. Par .ale TrV ABBOTT A BROS.. Commission Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. liana- nu«t fctaouldrm f lax CASKS Bulk Hams and Shoulders, for [IT «alv by ABBOTT ii IJROS., Commission MercliAnta Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. I.arsl ! I.iai «I ! ! 10 BARRELS Choice Lard, far sale by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission .Merchants, Atlanta, Ga. In Store t 4 BALES 4-4 Shretinsj. 5 Bales Cotton Yams. 2 Bbs Southwest Ga. Cane Syrup. 5o Coils Hand-made Rope, lo Bales Fodder. All for sale at lowest cash rate., by ABBOT it BROS., Commission Merc! anta, Atlanta, Ga. Malt ! Mult ! 2000 SACKS V irginia Salt, for sale by ABBOTT A BROS,, Commission Mcrchanio, Atlanta, Ga, New Huron Sltlea. 1 / x CASKS Choice Mew Bacon Sides now J U in store; and for sale by ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, A*!knta,C.a, Rirvr Huron shouldn't I O CASKS New B .con Sho'uldera. now in J* J store and for .ale low down to cash buvers, by ABBOTT 4 BROS., Commission Merchants, Atlanta, f!», Colter ! Coffee ! Bag. choice Rio Coffee, foi sale by ABBOTT & BROS, Coimnis.ion Merchants, Atlanta, Ga. Itigar ! sufars ! 10 Bbls extia C far Sale low, by ABBOTT & BROS, Commission Merchants. Feb. 7th, ?N6B-wf>hi: Atlanta, Gal Look to Your Inter est! NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. THE undersigned takes pleasure in announ cing to tine citizens of Bartow and availi ng counties, that lie ha. just opened out a fresh and well .elected stock of Ctltttls, OF ULVIRIETISS. usually kept in a DRY-GOODS Store, all of which was bought on the eery heatttmu, and I am willing, and ctn afford, to aett at a* SHORT PROFITS aa tty 6ne, and Hatter myself that 1 CaTt glvW satudactidn, Bet) In &ua!ttj> ml flmc, to ar.v one who will favor me with a CALL, II ipAig id receive a liberal .Rare of patronage from my old customer* and friend* and ik public generally. I await your call, P. L. MOON. CARTERSVILLE.Oc*. 17, »8«7. W. A. OEWCCtC, CAIUEKSVILLE, GA., * • Dealer lit Family Groceries, Confectioneries, TO B AC (XL CIGAKN, LIQtORH. DYE-STUFFS, fiLLEBTONE, frc.. RC. Store opposite the Coortliousc, on Maim Street, adjoining th# r.ew brick stars of P. L. Moon and Cos. act 17, wtf J. O. MATHLVSA*. A O. K«UC«BUA I. 0. MATHEWSON 4 COt [Formerly Brevavt* McLatcffars it t*o.) GEM'I COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A Aafftita. Ga. Consignment# of Grain, Bacon and Produce promptly attended and cash remitted on day Os •ale. Grais carta »u kind at retf |a# pricaa. Agents for Mcntour, Hopewell and Rock Cotton Mills. Reflerenees; Mon 1. F, King, AefUStt Cl, Augusta Having® bank Julv 26, l««7. wlv. ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. | The Oldest Jewelry House In ATIANTA, GEORGES, ER LAWSHE, /S* QlockS, jjyjjj? W alckes, Jewelry anti Silverware, Tools and Material. Ail Articles Warranted as Represented, tf’atrhe» and Jewelry Repaired by Competent workmen urtu U urranled. May l, 1607. wly FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! GOO r. FRAZER' Marietta street, Atlanta, Ga. WHOLES Alt: AA D RETAIL DEWJZR, Hu no* ob hand on* of th* largest and cheaper stocks of FURNITURE in Atlanta, embracing PARI.OK StT.s, CHAMBER f>eta CHAM H SETS BEAOSTEADS, WRITING DESKS, SOFAS, BUREAUS, ROCKERS, WARDROBES, , CHAIRS WHAT-NOTC. n short, everything neeUei to couplet* a first- clast ock of furniture .inducing the 13 EST‘'"'CHEAPEST Kver offere,l in this city. The attention of (he cit *ens of Atlanta and and the country generally is re spectfully in*tied to this s.- t.hlishiueut. ©re.tinduc ments to the trade Prices lo* to suit the tunes. Or ders filledpromptly and well. A fig. Bill 1867. ts. BOMOVED FRESH GROCERIES also, PRODICE, bought and iwld, ft is useless for us to enumerate all she ar ticles in the Grocery Line. We keep every thing necessary to ba kept in a regular mill Provision store . Con.i.ting, in part,of BACON, LARD, MEAL, FLOUR, CORN, WHEAT, SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, BYRUPT, CHEESE, RICE Confectioneries, SWEET MEATS. CANNED FRUITS, SOAPS, CIGARS. TOBACCOS, &C. Sagging, rope and twine, &c. And a thousand and things too numerous to mention in a nawspaper advertisement, to all of whirb we invite tAe attention of tbe public. We will sell Groceries, etc,, just as low down as any other Grocery lions* in the market can atibrd to sell. Call and see ua aud try ua at our new stand, A. A. SKINNER it CO, Carter grille, Nov. 8. New Marble Yard. S. B- OATMANt 'jg*nt. Fun william gray, importer and Dealer m Italian , Black’ addle , and White Rutland Statuary MARBLE. tWE are now receiving and have in •tore, a large desirable stock of finishedßSHSWi and rough Marble, Wa offer to the public on the moat rcaionahir Owing Ul the bifh price of marble at tins time, many jwraona are kept from purchasing. I propose to reduce prices so that All cart buy. My facilities are such for purchasing the ma terial,that I will he satisfied with small profits And quick Sales—soch is ms motto. We are prepared i« famish in the best Style, Monuments, ctrved and plain, Bos Tombs, Tablets, carved and plain, Heed-stnnea, Urns, Vases. 4c„ and Furniabing Marble of all de acriutions, With good and experienced workmen in all 4«parUueuts of buaiueaa, we hojw to men! • ahare of public patronage- Designs of Monu ments and Any other Work iu Marble, famish ed gratia. Orders saHcited and promptly filled, ft dice end Yerd edjotaing Bellvue Hotel and oppo ite Oeorgia Kailroad Depet. Jea. Vaughan, of Bartow county, ia our ageut- Dec 20th, lfi67-ia House and Lot for Hale. THE house and lot formerly occupied hy T. F. Ktucka ia uow thr.iwn upon the market. The house contain* soar rooms end four fire places; good kitchen, wetland srftoke house; and the let contains S) acres of Ikhd with ft.«d garden, stable, 4c., and near a bond of fresh Water, adjoining the steam mill lot. The above peopertf writ he *<Jtd la • body, or divided, end the half With the improvements anid septraLely, Fat tether particular# an ply to and. D, STOCKS, fit the heavy stable, iaifctl,UlM£ Cartarriligßt. '■RAllWt'fer FARlItfcS and ethers.—The JQllrafibn Mineral Paint C«. are now fneAe factaring the Beet, Lhrepcet end maat Dureb'e Paint in uae; two eeeta weM pat on, mised with pure l.ineead o*4, will last U* or 1A y*we< it to of a hglit brown or beautiful chocolate color,' end caa he changed to green, lead, atone, drab, olive or cream, to euit the taste of the con sumer. It ie ealaahle Aw Mooses, Barns, Fences, llamagw end t’eronsAsea, Pails end Woodcw-Werc, Agricultural Implements, Co ital Boats, Vessels And Whips' Bottoms, Can vas, Metal and Hhiagto Roof’s, (it being Firs and Water prer*f), Floor Oil Cloiba, (one Mtiafirisirr having used MM bbte. the peat Wat,) end as e paioA for sag purpose ia u user pa sard for bmly. durability, elasticity, and edbewvereas. Price $d per hbk of SfrQ Iba , which will supply a fanner for veara to coma. Wafreated in all case# as above. Bend tor a circular which gives full particulars. None ganntne unless branded in a trade mark Uni ton Mineral Paint Address I)A*!EL BfIWELL- S»l fear! Street. New lark- . ATLANTA ADVEBUSEEMWTS. TOMMEY & STEWART ~ IMPORTERS AND DEiLLR* IN HARDWARE, At the Sign of the Mll-li SAW an<! GAME COCK, Whitehall Street, AMaata, G a., j WVsphctfdlly call the attenrlon of merchant* aud oYk era to thetr large awl well aaaortad .lock of Foreign and Domestic Hardware, C jusiaiiug in part wf trot*, Steel, Nail*, Builders’ and Carria-t Material*, Agricultural Imptnenta, Grain Cradles, Sytl'e Blades, Tool* and all kind*, Ac., Ac.; -ALb<J LEATHER, LIME AND COTTON YARNS. | AGENTS FOR Hook’s Anti-Friction Metal. Baugh’s liawbone Super-l*ho8 t thate of Lime, Buffalo Scale Works, Nonpareil Washing Machine PROPRIETORS AND AGENTS FOR Brook.'* Put rut Portable tot iom and Hay Screw and Retolslnjr Pre*« In over one hundred countie* in Georgia. JiighlM for April 12, ly. ‘ BUGQStaiS AND CARRIAGES. SADDLERY AND HARNESS I "’hip" and Ennamalcd FLearher and Cloth. fijpMj A Furnisning Goods, a & ' fine assortment G. C. ROGERS, Decaf ur »treet, Atlanta, da. Second Door below M‘v»rs. Moore <Ac Marsn, anti oppitite tilt* United Sui’ck anti American Hotels will T>e Injnd more reasonable •ini Block more complete than any in the city fcjrCAUUIAGEN AND BUGGIES -jPTpljf . of the m-wt approved style* and Finish on hand and made to o»- The largest stock of SA&StiUE&Tt Hardware in the c*ty. TRIMMINGS. of all kinds and qualities kept on hand for the trade. B<‘j>t 57, ia67— wly. fin:erprise in Bartow! MK V INC made arrangements to receive 111 Je* through agent* to he tanned on a, fin «hcd in workmanlike elegant » tile. I aolicit custom throughout 'he county. A. 1 R. Hudgins, f'artersvihe; rr Parham A. Good will, CSs* Ntatiftfi, will receive and label hide* and receipt for satire. Terms one half, (one iidf of leather for each hide), to lie returned at |daee of reception. Highest market preee paid for dry and green hide*. Maniple* of leather from our yard may be seen upon af plication to irty agents WM, ALLEN, Dec. 2t)th, l*6T-ly. Pine Log, Ga. S. CLAYTON Sc SON. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE CARTER* VILLE GA. Dry Goods ind Notions, Shoe* tod Hots, Queenawgr* and Glassware, Table uJ Pocket C«lli7i Buckets, Tab* Ac, Bu|trind Coffee, Lard and Tobacco, Ac., Ac. V p raofoctfnlly invite you to call and as* •mine our We propose to aril food* at aa low prices aaanv house in the town. ». CLAYTON A 30N. Dec. SOtu, 1867-ts, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. - »> virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of KjiauMing county, Georgia, will be sold before the courthouse door in Calhoun, Gordon coun ty, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in May n- it, within tha legal hour* of sale, Land log No. (39) thirty-nine, in the (6th) sixth district and (grg) third sectioa of Gordon county, con tann ing Ona Hundred and Bitty (160) acres of land. Said land aald for distribution. Terms Ono-third {)•>] cash* One-third fl-3] due 2ftth of Deeewiber next; ai.d One-third (1-3) doe let of May thereafter, with interest bom date on them two-thirds. Purchaser to ro (•«t bond for titles and immediate possession. N J. HAMMOND.Adm’r C.T.kd C C. Coiiiai deceased. March tO, IMt. (pr’e fee f 10. AOMUMITMTORI 5All.••-Will ha sold before Courthouse door in Carterevilla. an the Bret Tue-day in May next, between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit; An undirided half interest in lots of lend Noe. 103, 129, 163, 104, 126 acres of lot IM, east side, and 131 seres of lot 161, all in the 6tk distri't and 3rd aeetHWt af Bartow county, Georgia, eoutaining 900 acres. Said properly has an «t • «end Dwelling and Out Hosiers, e Tan Yard, and is well watered, Bold at the property «f ths estata af Alex Winr.daceased, to satisfy the heirs and creditors of the same. Terms cash. W. H s RITCHBTI March 30. 1966 prs Adm’r. DIIBOUTffOB — T>S ropartrsrskly herein fora •*- utfee astvsm Haltxu, a Thompson, ta tm nsdanrr sad Harness Wafcaaw, was dtaaalved by ■«- tml asaetwt. «s the id I setae t TVwa indebted ts the Aria vtu ptt see as s a* sol tfcaes holding tISIHh aastnat ft-* sill also pesscat them (\tnirr 1# It's sla GLENN, WRICHT fc CARR COTTON FACTORS, Storage a Commission Merchants, A-TL-A-ITT-A., G-IEOHO-I-A.. SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD, ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF DRAYAG E OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE Is of large capacity, thoroughly FIRE-PROOF, and our facilities for handling COTTOI unequalled by any in the South. We will Sstort «n& Sell strt, or ship from this or any othei poin», to Boston, Philadelphia, Savannah , JTrsr Park, Baltimore , Charleston , or LIPEUPOOL Making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, when desired. Under the Revenue Regulation, CdTTON can be .Kipped to this place under bill of lading, by calling up- T> A«!anta P ode n r3 uTkta* .t an important Cotton Market. The Bank X facilities, and diverging Railroads, enable us to yg=»S hip Cottoit in Any Direction WE SELL THE BEST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also Bagging, Rope, and weet’s Patent Iron Tie, the Best in in Use. portable (Kitst £tills, for sanb, Jtom, sttb £tcsm sobur, SMUT MACHiNMS, TURBINE WATER WHEELS, HICKS’ STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. We Receive and Sell on Commissions, all kinds of Produce Ulltl Provl i* on Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Card, Salt, * ~ %c. *Our facilities for Storing and Selling HAK are unsurpassed. LIQUOR S AND TOBA CG 0 IN LAR G E SUPPLY: Os Various brands and qualities. A gents lor the sale of PLOWS, and other Farming Implement*. Georgia and Alabama LIME, Georgia SLATE ROOFING. Will be pleased to fill orders for COTTON GOODS or other Merchandise. GJLC.IVP, H'MGUT # C.lltlt, Octl7 ly ATLANTA, GEORGIA. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. taxes I,EAD ’ window" o px/in GLASS, BED WINE & FOX _ _ Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, FIV^TIfIPIPQ TUTTVi Atlanta, Georgia. U 1011)110 &c. &C. &c JUST RECEIVED, 0000 Doz. Landrcths’ Fresh Garden Seeds, warranted genuine. Also* White and lied Onion Sets. Wholesale and retail purchasers are invited to examine m our stock of goods, before buying else where, as we an able to offer the cash purchaser inducements not to be su i passed. REDWINE & FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, Jan. 31st, 1868-1 y Atlanta, Ga. JAMES W. STRANGE, RALPH REDDING, C. L. BAGBY. NEW FIRM. Favorite. We now' offer superior inducements to our patrons in a goods in our line. Wc have now on hand, and to arrive, a large number ol Cook Stove 8 , of the latest and best paterns, from New York, Cincinnati, and Louisville $ also, Heating Stoves, &c. We offer great inducements to cash Buyers of Stoves, Plain and Japanned Tin Ware . also PTauished Ware, of all kinds. Havsng bought our goods before the late rise in Gold, at low figures, we think thet In cousequence of this fact, we can and ought to sell lower than those who are subject to the fluctuations of the market. We are also in receipt of a large quautity of other goods too tedious to mention. We have the exclusive right to the sale of the Tin-Lined and Ventillated Cook Stoves, called the FAVORITE. A Stove that no one has the right to cell in the South but ourselves. All our work wo war rant to give aatistaetioa. Call and see ua before you purchase elsewhere, and if we dont give yoa goods and pricee that will satisfy, we will not complain at any one but ourselves, STRANGE, REDDING & BAGBY. We take thia opportunity of recommend mg to our patrons MR. R, REDDING, wdo comes into otir firm Well recommended as a faithful workman, with large experience in the Tin and Store business. Carters'ille. Fcb'y C 7, ’6Bwly HTRA-VGE fi BAOBY, ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE day Review, Wastmittioter Revl.w s "' r Art Journal, Contemporary Review Ail i** 1 - Round, Macmillan’s Magaslne. Uevue’de* A , * r des, London Society, Bentley’s Miscellany*? **•» Magaiine, Fraser’s Macsilne, Ulsure H^.V'' Bar, London Review, CbrisUau Society, IlaWlTrm versify Belgravia. ■'* Ul ' ,Ul lat We have also arranged to secure choice from the French, German, and other (’.m t ** Periodicals, translated especially f„ r th,. F( .i''; '’ and It is hoped this new feature will add CTIC . variety and value of the w ork. greatly ta th« Kach number Is embellished with one or m, Steel Engraving*—portraits of eminent uuu. • tratlve of Important '•“so SPLENDID PREMIUMS FOR IS6S. Frery new subscriber to Eclec.lc for i<s« $6 in advance, will receive either of the fall—lT beautiful chromo oil paintings : ™ ,r '*t BASKET OP PRACHBS, SUe, 9xll. PIPER AND NUT ORACKERg, Sire, 7xß. The above are exact copies of the origins! mi - logs, and are executed by Prang A Cos. In th. Hu style of tb« art ; or, in place of them we ««*** either of Nr FINE BTKKL ENGRAVINGS V*? 4 Ington at Valley Forgt, lteturi, for Market’ Am,?* 1 ' Morning. ’ p ""<Uy For two subecrlbers and |lO, we wilt send ft. i, tiful chromo, “Poultry Life”—SUe, g e beats- For three subecrlbers and sl6, a copy of WEBSTER’S NATIONAL PICTORIAL DlCTlox ART, 6 one volume of 1,040 pages, containing oter MR rvi rial Illustration*, price, $6 j or a copy of Rosa iu„V ur’s celebrated piece, “Shetland Ponies.” •S*' Yi\f. » For five subscribers and $23, the hesntlful chr nm , after a painting hy W. M. Brown, of "Strawberri** sire, 1$ x 16, and for 10 *ubscribers and |6ii, a plete set of the handy volume of tihaksuear* i, thirteen volume*, bound In full morocco, most h». u ’wf? edition Usued ; price |IS. 1 TERMS OF TIIK ECT.ECTIo ; 81ng!e copies, 45 cents ; one copv, one year $5- < v . copies, one year, $9; five copies, one year S2O od Address W. 11. El DWELL, ITEA-XD Q.TJAR.TERS lull ((iiHuil FOR FANCY CANDIES! CAKES I Nuts, Raisins, Jellies, & Fruits f g. wT° jack, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Gn. I HAVE just received from New York, tka largeHt stock ol Fancy Confectioneries ever brought to Georgia. My stock embraces every article that can be called for in that line of goods. TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS TIMES. MY selection for the young folks is umu sually l*Tge, tnd very beautiful. CANDY MANUFACTORY! ri'IHlS branch of my Establishment is ln f(lf j I, operation, and lam prepared to latK* any quantity desired for the city and country trade, Order* filled at short notice, BREAD BAKERY! IX this department f claim to excel say thing in Georgia, and challenge competi tion, lam still supplying familie* in the citv, My wagon makes its regular round* every d«v. CRACKER BAKERY! THIS featuro ol my establishment is com' plete in every particular, and the crack ers turned out are equal to any mad* North or South. lam daily filling orders for all ptrti of the country. CAKE BAKERY! BESIDES an endless variety of rakes it all times on hand, I am prepared to fur nish weddings and piytiea with ali that may be wanted either plain or ornamented, CONE AND SEE ME rpHIS invitation is extended to the public «i I large, ill town and country, villagt awl hamlet—everybody ! G. W. JACK* February 7th lSCB»wly. COX tt HILL, ATLANTA, CM. Have now in stork, and will sell vhst LOW FOR CASH, 50 BLS OLD BOURBON WHISKY; 5 “ " RYE 25 •• GIBSON “ ioo “ RECTIFIED so " WHITE CORN 50 i and j CASKS COGNAC BRANDY* 25 BBLS PEACH AND APPLE “ 20 “ AMERICAN GIN; is “ NEW ENGLAND RUM? 3 PIPES HOLLAND GIN; 3 PUNCHEONS JAMAICA RUM? Favorite. 30 i CASKS PORT, MADERIA ASH SHERRY WINE; 30 BASKETS HEIOSICK CHAM. WINE, 20 CASKS JEFFREY'S ALE; lo«,«oo SEGARS, VARIOUS BRAVOS' Feb. 20, 1868.w1y " Admr s Sale. BY VIRTUE of sn order from the court of e'dfbjrf of Brrtow county, will be sold, on the fiort »«*•“. J In April next, before the court house dooriuC's elite, between the legal boars of sale, the Mlo«M property, to-wit. ... , . The tract of laud In said county whereon John a Dunn resided at the time of hi* death, three hundred and twenty seres, more or less, kw*™ as No*. 108 and 104, In the Mat district tion. Said plantation being well improved. Boia*« I '- iect to the widow’* dower. Terms of rale. c*xn February 19,1868. AAEON DUNN. Administrator of John B. Dunn, dotes**® Information. Information guaranteed to product a■ growth of hair upon a bald head or s board!ess alto a recipe for the removal yf rimples, ruptlont, etc , on the *Vin, leaving die **"?• and beautiful, can be obtained dressing THO* F. CHAPMAN, f Aw* ,‘ r U 6* Broadway, .Newport.