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In General.
GRAND OPENING.
HOTELS.
Fall Stock
NOW HEADY AT
LOOK DeSAULLES k CO.,
COR. WHITEHALL & HUNTER STS.
(>
Pencil stones are worn as earrings in
Indiana.
Working people compose one-half the
population of Paris.
The Indians are such a Lo set that it is
difficult to elevate them.
Tichborne bond* are rising, and are new
quoted at £7 per £100.
The connecting link between the animal
and vegetable kingdoms—Hash.
An Ohio editor publishes marriages under
the head of “Attachment Notices."’
The snow-balling season has already begun
in parts of the Green Mountain region.
An inevitable result of the panic is to be
seen in the failure of the Tennessee peanut
crop.
Jones got trusted for that bat, and he now
feels a consciousness of being in debt “over
head and ears.”
The course of a balloon is governed by the *
air currents, and if anything throws light up-;
on its probable course it is the wind-dees.
A very cheerful-looking man in Dubuque,
Iowa, is pointed out as a person who once
narrowly escaped marriage with Susan 13. An- (
thony.
Some unscrupulous Western farmers arc •
rapidly increasing their revenue and da mag- j
ing their reputation by selling their wheat j
mixed with s.*nd.
Too much cholera medicine raised the j
choler of au Indiana Judge the other day, and
as ft natural result he had to pay a line for be- j
ing disorderly.
gThe Shah declares that European rulers are j
not kings at all, becanse “they consult the bea
will of the people and have no power over the j price8> Money
lives of their subjects.”
“The Smashed” is the name cf a proposed
»*lnb in London, the members to consist only (
of those who have been maimed on a railway ! tVCStCril & AtlilllliC ItiUll’Oad
cr run over on the streets.
8
II A 91 11 O C ML 11 U U S K ■
WEST POINT. GEORGIA.
The travelling public are Informed that they can
obtain First-class meals and good accommodatious at
this house.
Trains stop hero for dinner. Hotel situated loft
side of car shed. PAT. GIBBONS,
iaEi2r>-d:im Proprietor
"SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
MACON, GEORGIA,
j THOMAS H. HARMS, - - Proprietor
Uonrci 03 For Day
Op. Passenger Depot, and Or’y One Minute’s Walk
GAINESVILLE HOTEL
CTI?
MACON ADVERTISEMENTS. PATENT MEDICINES.
FLOURINC MILLS.
Georgia Flouring Mills,
BURR & FLANDERS, Proprietors.
Manufacturers of
WILEY’S XXXX FLOUK "EARL GRITS,
MEAL, MAN', Ac., Ac.,
Mncon, Georgia.
tn K 26 if.
HOTELS.
STOP AT THE BROWN HOUSE,
Opposite* the Passenger Depot.
npIIL Rooms arc elegantly furnished, and the Table
BASKS AM) BANKERS.
Lowry's Bank,
55 & 57 East Alabama Street.
I N OUR BANKING DEPARTMENT, WE PAY t'B*.
highest market rates for
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
UP. AIM IS TO OFFER OUR PATRONS THE
iss of Gojds at tho LOWEST possible
NEW GOODS
vieg DAILY
; of ibe lafrst Novelties
Black Silks,
Irish Poplins,
Camel’s Hair,
Cashmeres,
Sateens,
Alpacas,
Twills,
Delaines,
Plaids, Ac.
FREE HACKS TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.
E. L. CALDWELL, ■
june4-iltf
• - - Propbietob.
Kennesaw
House,
FtflARIETTA,
GEORGIA.
FLETHER
FREYER,
an a 2Mf
E. E.
* delicacy the market affords.
BROWN & SON, Proprietor!
Immense
k of WOOLEN GOODS bought sines
decline in Wool, at ri mark-bly reasonable
laverf by purchasing of
Lbl lS DoAULLF.S it CO.,
Corner Whitehall and Hunter Sts.
tuoK.kwcd
LIVINGSTON HOTEL.
NORTHEAST CORNER SQUARE.
LA PAYETTE- t\ m
MRS. M. MARBLE, - - - Pioprivtiess.
Board by the Day, Week or Month, at the moat
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Formerly Spots wood,
MACOJJ, GEOHGtIA,
Nearly opposite Passenger Depot. Board $3 per day.
i ang 3-tf P. WHELAN, Proprietor.
GROCERS.
SEYMOUR^ TINSLEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Macon, (ieorgia.
of Chronic and Aculo Rheumatism, Neuralgia, I.um-
1 bago, Sciatica, Kidney and Veiviuia Disease*, after ,
years of suffering, by the taking IJr. Killer's Veg
i-table Khcumatic Syrup the seifntifle discov
ery of J. P. Fitler, M. I»., a regular graduate phyai
cian, with whom we are personalIv acquainted, who :
has for 3’.) years treated the* e diib exclntively with
astonishing results We believe it <mr Christian duty,
after deb.b ration, to conscientiously request sufferers
to use it, especially persons in moderate circuit.rian
cea, who cannot afford to waste money and tune on
worthless mixtures. As cl'..yymen, w»* s- xiously P el
the deep r- Rponnihi dy resting on r.a in publicly in
dorsing this medicine. But our fcnowledfc* and expe
rience of i»« remarkable r.i:*rit luliy justifies our ac-
t ■ Rev. C. H. Ev ...' m* p. ..->b.- s -
•■d siF.teen years, became bopeU rh. It. v. Thomas
Mnrpiiv, D. D., Frankford, Philadelphia; Rev J. li.
Davis, High town, New Jersey ; liev. J 8. Buchanan,
| Cl; fence. Iowa; Rev. G. G. Smith, Pittsford. N. York;
DEPOSITS received subject to chock at sight.
For the convenience of the Public our
Hours will be from 8 A M. to C P.M.
New York crrt^puudenta, Central National Bank.
W. M. k It. ,T. LOW! RY.
f cl-fit Ranker*. Gro -ers k Com. Mcrduais
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE
No. 2 Wall Snm,
Atlanta, Georgia.
W. L. Gordon, President; i:. TV. Holland. Y : j
dent; J. M. Willi*. Cosine
liable Rates.
lilVEFlY STABLE
CONNECTED WITH THE HOUSE.
which have Atlanta at 4:45 i
a m., will bo discontinued <
till further notice.
Way Pasaeng
seuger Trains s
lea\ing Atlanta
Chicago is depressed by her court lie use
plans, fcliieh is “nothing in art, and which,
as a picture, is a sort of pencilled ‘what-is-it’
that nobody can make out."
The “fall” season begins when the side
walks are covered with ice. It lias been
known to set in, however, in orange and ba
nana time. The “spring” season comes when
the streets are sloppy and muddy.
It is said that owing to the begira of lcc- .
tnters to the United States, the production ot | ^ ^RliriTA
poems, novels, books of ccienco and seimons
in England w ill show a remarkable falling oft
daring the coming season.
A Connecticut lady has substituted for the
tar and feathers with which she used to r»on-)
ish her drunken better-half, a coating of soft ! And all station-
soap libeially covered with flour. The clean- ’ __ 4 .
ing process is thus more easily performed.
A very superior quality of chanipague, it is
said, is now fabricated with petroleum as the
chief ingredient. It is rapidly taking rank
as a native wine, and ibe oil region of Penn
sylvania bids fair lo become the champagne
district cf America at an early day.
The oldest railroad conductor is Edward
Eobinson of Utah Territory, lie is now six
ty-six years old, and at the age of twenty-two
he was the first of tho six men selected to
ran trains on the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, the first passenger railway ever
built.
A receLt traveller m Japan tells what lie
calls a “ftw wholesome truths” about that
country, and declares that the population has
been greatly overestimated, that it is poverty-
stricken, and that the tremendous aud ruin
ous expenses of the Government are borne
by a treasury which is rich chiefly in very
pretty paper money.
A new club has teen started in Madras, to ! (’• T
which tLe name ot “Cosmopolitan” has been
given. The intention cf the movers in this
undertaking is to bring Europeans and na
tives together, and to instil into the latter
more enlightened notions on the subject ot
social habits and customs than they at pics
ent display.
Glass bonnets have appealed. They are
formed of a tissue woven ot fine glass threads,
and may be said to be the glass of fashion
fitted to the mould of form. But ladies who
wear them must deny themselves the pleasure
of criticising the neighbors, on the principle
that it is dangerous fer those who live in
glass houses to throw stones.
A Washington paper asks that Lalicon as
censions shall be indicted as public nub ancc-s,
and then says that if a rial experiments ore m ....
needed for scientific reasons, sufficiently grave I less
to justify great exposure and hazard, they
should at least be conducted under the direc
tion of responsible paitiis, so os to diminish
the risk ol human life ns much as possible.
Grantville Hotel.
B. F. 1W. T. BRANNON.
Freight and I’assmger Trains >’o. 11 \ 12 I F
W . A . IT U b\b\
WHOLESALE DEALER
CORN, BACON, LARD, TIES, BAGGING,
Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Etc.,
. Corner Cherry aud Third Streets, MACON, Georgia.
auc2G-tf
AUCTION HOUSE.
us will bo carried on regular Day l'as-
s usual; Also, Night PaEtengcr Train
at C I'.m., will laud passengers at
ACWORTH,
CAKTERSYILLE,
KINGSTON,
ADAIRSVILLE,
CALHOUN, j
uctween Da!ton and Chattanooga.
E. B WALKER,
Master Transportation.
Quarterly Sales.
^IIRST-CLASS HOTEL, situated immediately op
posite tho depot, in tho peasant littio village of
itville, on Atlauta aud Went Point Railroad.
A few anrumer hoarders can fmdpleasani rooms
d creci faro. ouaS-tf
THE JONES HOUSE*,
NEAR THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
COVINGTON, GEORGIA.
R. W. JONES. Proprietor.
The Auction House of Macon.
and Winter Trade, all of which will be sold on regul
pale days, halo of Househ »Jd Furniture, Uantati
Supplies and lt&al Estate ma-te a epecialtv.
seplU dim
SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS.
BENNER’S
Oih- AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,.
Bell. Teller.
t. nov22-ly
JOHN H. JAMES,
BANKER AND BROKER.
att* nded to. Ilcfeist'
tiotial Park Bank of New York. Does bu*:!>-s* £-
same as incorporated Bank. nev22-im.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
of the City of Atlanta.
OESiGNATCD DtPOS'TORY OF THE UfiiTEU STA'cS
CApitau, fffhO.OOO.
DiRErTuB.-.-Allred Ausiell. R. H. Bichat'H, » W
Holland, John Neal, S. At. Inman, W. J. Gar. . . W
Cox.
Special attention is mad? to collections.for wiLjh •
remit prompt’y at lew ?i ra*e of cxehanae.
Alfred Austell, Presi<ient; W. H. Toiler, Ce.-Li
J 1 P. Romare. Asst. Cashier. nov2i
FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS & TRUST CG.
'Chartered by Government cf United States
Office Bread Street, comer Waltor
>f Five Cents upwar.1
demand w.th intert st.
er annum, genu tor
PHIT.IP D CORrCa«*Li«?r
■ Fn
apriUlly
i the Railroad.
NEWTON HOUSE.
MRS. JANET HAUDROP,
,:b e jk. i
MERGHANTS’
(Of Washing!o
W. VC. SfMPSON, Pie?
Capital Stock
Special Attention pa; l ]
W
Dogs -
ILL FaGIIT ANY TWO GEORGIA RAISED
. Ice H it
uriihiu the
ind all
.SPARTA, GEORGIA.
TERMS:
For IOOO Dollars
i the city, and are i
nance lo mrke a quarterly
ceipts, are hereby notified to come at once to myeflke
ami msko such lelurnand pay the tax thereon. All
tailing to do so by tlie 2<-th of October, will have li
fas issued against tl cni. Atlanta. October r.th. 1873.
FRANK T. RYAN,
oct7-Ct City Clerk.
f2.00 per
60 per
inarch 5
NATIONAL HOTEL.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA,
ORIENT INSURANCE GO,
Mr. Renner can be found at his place of business—
THE BRILLIANT SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
No. 45 Third street, which keeps open day and night—
( where can he found tho most Choice Wines and
Liquors, and the most lalatable Food in the city.
Bed-rooms furnished FREE OF CHARGE to all lis
ters to the Fair. seplD dGw
Si PLANTERS'
•n, Wilkes County, Ga
BAIL
IV'. HILL, Ci-.L.
- $ i 12,00 j
STAR CANDLES:
PROCTER & CAKBi.c S
| “Light of Day” Brand
STAR CANDLES
LIFE AND MONEY
r31 JIB increasing demi
1 has Induced ms to
HARTFORD, CONN.
WEBSTER. S. ( .
President.
PRESTOX,
V. Pres t.
i J. E. OWENS, Proprietor,
.aie of Piedmont and Orange Hotel. Lynchburg, Va.
BAGGAGE CARRIED TO AND FROM THE DEPOT
Fit EE OF CHARGE.
aprilf
SAVED NO HUMBUG
‘ Southern Lemoitv
-• cr.'' i‘ ismsdmmm
n t, * any qnanntr i.. iu:t 1 nr liaa<-i«. Th- j -. of lliij
for to Fair a 1 ^ ■
IUU x villi ren. is, without question, as hundreds of certificates
«;E0I!1;E|W. I,ESTER, Secretary.
DAVIS & CLARK, Agts.,
Vo. 33 Broa.1 slicot. Alluntn. Gi
Net Cash Assets Sep. 1.1873. $568,357 74
u OWARD HOUSE
BROAD STREET,
Nearly Opposite ilontgomerj’ and EnfaulaR. R. Depot
EUFAULA, ALABAMA,
BOARD—Per Day $ 2
Tlis Best House in town.
aprll ly W. .T. HOWARD.Prop'r.
UNIVERSITY HOTEL,
ATHENS, GEORGIA,
By R. H. LAMPKIN.
ik Board.—Per day, $2.00; per week, $6.0U.
ELLS & LANKY
Dialers in
OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, AM) FANCY
AND FAMILY SUPPLIES.
W’ill csttblitli Headquaiters for Hungry People during
THE GREAT FAIR.
Can l‘«-cd Five Thousand People—The Bent R.stam pu
IX THE STATE.
e t.i5t«, ha
of i
i offered to
that is its equal. In
much dread- .1 cp?dem-
'aUDg t fiWt. arid 1 ! ‘•v
only
tiial. It can be puri hs»c-d at th<
Her a; Vt nable, c rm i IK it .. I M ii tta in
Howard! P* a< htrec street and at my office.
I have taken the liberty of aj.i ending the cam
a few oi our citizens, t-- whom I resj . tlully
, to the m-Ti'Sof this R< : : ly. Th« y baxin;
some oi them ijr years p.;.t, both rudividua!!
ter as
id in
LAWYERS.
THONiAS FINLEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
I N FINANCIAL STRENGTH and tLe uniformly
prompt and rquitable adjustment and payment of
* from the date of i
ganization, the
ORIENT
DAVIS & CLARK,
justly acquired a prominent position among the
t reputable Fire Insurance Companies of the !
A new use lor patent fills Las been discov- ! country. It will continue to afford first class security
ered. A farmer living in a Kansas village I to it3 P 0 ** 1 ’? holders at current rates,
was abruptly visited by robbers one night not i
long ago, and having a gun and powder, but i oct
no shot, loaded with r box of lever pills, and :
blazed away. The result was as .satisfactory ‘
as though the rascals had swallowed the
pills. One of than was killed cvdilgbt, and
another dangerously wounded.
Madison House.
MADISON, GEORGIA.
ndfam
the Sc
P. B. WOODARD.
ELLS & LANEY.
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX
Atlaixta, Georgia.
coRWsllsre, Judge O A Ln;
rge, J T Porter, T J Maher. I eroy Morris, .Jogepli
'-odruff, Jordon Johns-n, YUsh V.obinsoD, Matt K
Wa'ker, It Montgomery, Ueo W lit>rt n. JuoC White,
W J Johnson, Joe H Ransom. Wai NI- tViini-K, M Hall,
C Kick lighter, T It Snell, Cobb v -. Gc«» Sherdon, I A
Ilayden, Robt M Farrar. Win Powers. Anthony Mur
phy, K R Fowler, Thos G Crusaell. A I. Uo’.br.'ok. -Tas
Caldwell. G^o Wmahip.
S. T. BiCCERS.
SOI.K 1KUHUKTOB.
“ BIGGER S SOUTHERN REMEDY .
tw Office: IV;. Utr-f s'.rert, rmveli', BviMiii*
irieodflm
Special Notices.
CTICE IN THE SUPREME AND UKv‘
1. Courts, and elsewhere by special contract.
A K Sc i;ry, Tno- business attended n> with disr-it
East Corner of Broad and Marietta Streets. Be-I Pu.
R, up-s tairs. d*c-U-
L AW
A. C.
NOTICE.
Organ of the Baptist Denomination
WRY WILL YE DIE—Dea
ale Kegu'ato.* is the
A hich sin uhl i
guard
s of ettpim s-
l)r. T. Brad -
The Indians m Texas.
AiT-iCKS OX PKEDEU-v- H..I5-I
THE STATE FAIR.
T HE ■ filer* ^ned has the lienor of annonneir" to
the itlz ns of Atlanta that he ha3 been appoint
ed I.ocal Agent of the city of Macon, through lion.
W. A. Huff, for this section of Georgia, lor the State
Fair. My office is with the Cotton States Life Insur
ance Co., No. 17 Kimball llo. se Block. Any informa
tion relative to the State l’air w ill be cheerfully given
bv the undersigned at hie office.
cctu-tf S. FRANK WARREN, Agent.
A ERGEN Z INGErT
TENNESSEE HOUSE,
Corner Tennessee and Main streets,
Cartorsvrillo, Georgia,
ff5,splendid fare and i c ai enable rates.
augJ-Gm -J. SUMMER.
REV. D. SHAVER, I).D.
Bradfi- -d, Dnu
W. bHIXGTON, October ii,
A lcpcit to Gen. Sherman from Copt. Wood,
of tho Twenty-fourth Infantry, commanoiug : Vn 7 rTlllltpr Sf Dear lUhitchall
at Fort M.Iotosh, Tfi-ns, and dated StpUm- J ■ NL • ' nUUleI OU lie£l1 ” Ulieildll,
J3 REAM J O!'. THE FALL SEAS"S T-J lTl'.NIsn
Blankets, Quilts, Comforts,
Sliofts, Slips, I'oiintrrpanM, Eiatlurs
her 10, rays: On the -jh inst. a party of India]
appeared among the sheep and stock ranches
about forty miles from here, on the San Anto
nio road, the ranches Icing from three to
twe’.ve milts apart along the road and off on
either side of the road. They first appeared
about 10 o’clock a. m. at the ranch ot Mr.
lfaymond Martin, wounding one of hi, herd-
named Eleutoiio Suarez, tv an arrow
3VX attrassoi
efcc. efcc.
wound in the eje, and one in the left cheek, of , b
and a bullet in the left thigh. The man says
the Indians were I.ipans, aud when he escaped
they bed wounded another herder, who sub
sequently escaped.
'i'heru were about foitv, and they afterward
divided. He thinks he shot one Indian
though the abdomen with his revolver,
nus Suarez, a herder for Mr. Porfirio Derar-
dez, was wounded through the wrist and HUHHUPH
breast with an arrow. He died on the nth dweliing beau
instant. Mariano Mon3oln, another herder,
was also wounded. Four other herders arc
nsnufarture, at tbc LOWEST pri
amine my goods before purchasing eUewhe
J*eff. Davis House,
SEWS AX, GA.,
L. P. THOMAS. Prcot’r-
CAMP HOUSE,
\I7iTHIS ONE HUNDRED YARDS OF I A'SEN-
> T ger depot.
Meals, 50c. i Lodging 50c.
•T. P. CAMP, Proprietor.
*p4-tf Griffin, Georgia.
NATIONAL HOTEL
(Formeviy T:bb» H» uae.i
Dalton, G-corpia,
R. P. O’NEILL & JNO. BARCLAY. Proprutsw.
REV.
REV.
REV.
. HENDERSON, D.D.,
!. B. TEAGUE, D.D.,
*. G. JONES. D.D.. -
forw
d us i:
upply of Braditeld’a Female Re
to : e all that ia claimed of it. a:
the n.ort decided ar.d
V. rv lenpectfnllv,
HUN I EU .t ALVA INDEIL
•L BBADF1ELD, Atlaafiv
happy
l LAYTOX SHERIFF’S S.lhV>
SOUTHERN
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
for nearly a half century has been the organ and fav
oritc of the Bapti^ta of Georgia, and for tho past seven
years bearing tho same intimate relation to tho broth
erhood of Alabama and portions ot Ter.ucssee, fc iutti
• ( arolina, Florida and Mississippi, will in the future
, merit, by tha excellency of its character, their highest
appreciation. Tho reader will find that besides th*
Urge quantity of Moral and Religious Truth with
which it is freighted weekly, a chaste selection of mis-
• cellaneou6 reading anti a complete summary of reliable
intelligence—both domestic and foreign—will render
; them independent of other papers. Correctly printed
I Market Reports cf tha principal ci»ie3 will make the
paper invaluable to all classes of our people. As an
advertising medium, possessing as it dees a conslitu- ,
ency of over 250,000 intelligent, substantial Christian 1
poople.it is unequvllei by any other publication i
the South. The Index clubs with all the leading p<
pers and periodicals in the United States. The into
esta of friend* remitting us will be carefully pn
tected.
Price in auvanee, $2 30 a year ; Miniate s, $2 00.
JAS. V. HARRISON & CO..
(Proprietors,
11 druggists
tt
tt*-IT NLVLi
and sure. 1'r.
has been ns* ii :
stir.-Mii-lH d l**n
• blood, and d:rectiv st i:
ug the wants oj nature,
nd happiness tv* the he
YOUNG WOMAN. IF YOU ARE
the thous:.: d end one evils resulting from a -uppre
CARLINGTOV
Tiawyor,
,3#^ Will Practice is All the Counrs
Office: Republic Block
Olb2-dfe 'tluntA Geor^i •-
S. A. DARNELL.
Attorney - nt-Dnw
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER SF CLAIMS
For Georgia. Office cotner Broad and A'.-ta.i
Will practice in th® Courts «*f Atlanta and !* -
Circuits.
TAX NOTICE.
II. FRAN&1.IS
Hex tor and Re . .-.
EttahIRhed in l**!**.'
J. J. iV S. IV RftClIVKDN.
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
WHOLESALE \Nl> RETAIL DEvILRS I -
ied on as the properly o:
virtue ol sundry fl fas in my hands in favor ol Tames
Hanes vs Hanes k Key aud Hanes, Key k Hanes.
» nanes vs nmnes a ney ana nanes, ivey Silanes,
leportcd missing. The Indians took oft eigh- p ropertv pointed out by plaintiff this September 27.
teon brood mares belonging to Pedro Crnz, 1187.;.
and killed a number of others belonging to ! Also, at the
tlifJ 1 ?L w ° al 5 n, i t dri r * en ‘h- » ! j° | sassra «•. io4 , h m«> M a
it -?• v.^, or !t )X brood mares belong,ng to j Fayette, now Clayton county. Levied on as the prop-
1 fillip \ illorti.il; also taking a mare and colt ' ertv of W W Curry, under and by virtue of afi fa from
belonging to Mr. Rodrigue*. Persons com- C, *. vton Superior Court in favor of D £ Starn vs said
ms ftomtbo Wes report (but a parly of ° U ‘ b7 1! ’ vi,,8l ° n *
Indians stole ft number ot horses on the o‘.h
of September from near old Fort F.wall. !
This was probably the same party that com- i di8 i rirt of originally Henry, now Clayton county.
tu ,i 0 ,L.,,,i, .; , , *.t * ! Levied on ss the properly of Elijah 31 Lasector under
rau'hes il1 ,llu and l.jr virln. of from Clajton Soperior Court
To whom all communication!
Rff* Send for specimen copies, circulars, etc.
In connection with Tho Index, we have perhaps the
largest and most complete Book aud Job Printing
Office in the South, known as the
Take it aivording to directions, and the bloom ol
health will soon be upon \ our check.
For sale by all druggists. aug*'<
THOMAS BROUGHTON. Or CINCINNATI,
says: -W. C. Hamilton a Co.—I bad had the ague for
iwo long years, and had tried Mueral remedies ot ac
knowledged v pp-L-ndcd merit, without any giv*d re
sult. I finall.- tr • d you preparation —“Kresa Fever
Tonik'.’ One boti e cornpl* tely broke up the malady,
ectly well. I can tastily that
FIRST - CLASS BOCK STORE,
i fp’tm the v
FRANKLIN
Steam Printing;
medicine d“es all you claim for it; and it is onlv due
to you that this acknowledgment should be made, es
pecially as so many worthless chili medicines are now
offered.” Tnis medicinemen will find at Redwirm \
Fox** drug store. anglY
*m- HAMILTON’S FKKFAKATION OF BUCHU
HOII^P AND DANDELION cures that moet distresaing mala-
i ivtiovi , dy, Piles, by increasing the digestive fnn>
;ind
At which every style oi Book, Mercantile. Legal and
Railway Printing is executed. In excellency of man
ner, promptness ttDd cheapness, wo defy competition.
Our lUank Book Manufactory is likewise well up-
pointed. Order* solicited for every grade of i
uring a proper i
acb, and l>;
for the lubrication of ihe bowels.* This prevents
•tirpatiou, aud constipation is tte immediate cause ol
Pile*—common senm* in this treatment. Go to Red
wine V Fox’s drug atore aud tell them you want Ham
PHH PPH mmiliPPR) llUB Vl W „* 1U uton’e P.u« hu and Dandelion. Kedwine A Fox can
this department. County officials will find it to'theVr j tel1 y° u al1 abo,lt tho r eme-y- and
spiked tour years ago
and now a cruel attempt
us! Bnt we assure our fri
; hps do not annoy us. and we fear' not th-» i
< . o; assailants; there ahail be no ' in th*
of our gun. but *ure pop every time '
If we do not profess to "duplicate New York .I -
we do guarantee to *ell AS LOW and fill all orde-s ■> -
thi* promptly and latisfoctority oa ANY OTHER H 'US:
within 2."«0 miles of Atlanta.
Tnauklng oar friends for past favors, we p ; u
flints and stand ready for fire at the first opportune
Give us a trial, one and oil, and our literary s
wananted to *at'sfy the most craving appetite.
J. T. A S. P. RJCHARD?
octl-tf No. 11 East Alalwma .-tree;
Pofctmmter-Gencral Cfeswsll, in Li> forth-
coming tunnul report, will renew his recom
mendation of two years ago for the establish
ment of post-office savings banks throughout
oes, to receive deposits, and pay four percent,
interest on them. He proposes to establish a
[• of James I Christian vs R W Mundy. admin
istrator of YV McKam»r and Elijah M J-asaeter.
Property pointed out by plain*iff. This the 27th day
of September, Ls7 <.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THEIR WORKS IN
i fuli operation and are uow prepared to receive order
| tor all all kinds of
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
interest to consult
ords, Minutes, Blank*
Music, and Periodicals, bound and rebound to order.
Remember to make your order* on the Franklin
Steam Printing House.
JAMES r. HAKRISOX & CO.,
a mil.A
AGENCY GEORGIA
AVI authorized by
R H. A B vNKJNG tN> .
i Ga . October 3,187J
resolution ot the 1* mrd
the^country in connection w ith the pc stotfleec, I Lli/.k bowlf s j
i Johs G. Bowles, )
: Such as Window Capa, Enrichment* ol Cornice
such aa Brackett*, Medallion, and everything in ihe
Architectuol line. Alao Chimney Top*, Y'ases, Flower
~ Pot*, Statuary, etc, Also, manufacturer* of
m:web PIPE,
From 3 to 30 inches in diameter. Also, interior deco
ration*, such as
Xos. 27 uuft 20 South Broad st., Atlanta,
J aljrM
REMOVAL.
<;«»
Directorh t f this Rank to
p^ait bearing interest, on sji
ject iu this is to help move t!
ect444*w2t
■rtifiri
central bureau at Washiugton, to which nil j IT appearing to thf. court, hy the re
moneys deposited in the several banks should A , \“ rn .V,! h ' su,:i ‘ fr - ”’*! *'' 1 " ca ’ >co Vw
i ^ i • ^ . • lound in I ulton county, and it further appearing thlQ
be sent, to be invested .n government scenri- , a,, ,iac, not ro.i.io m ran state, it t< ordered tbt,
ties, it i« proposed to keep these separate j Court;
find distinct from the money-order system, i f thfl * aS ’ 1 defendant appear at the next term ot
Mr. Creswell believes that the establishment d ^ nU
of these banks in this country will be at
tended with equal success to those now iu
operation throughout Groat Britain, where,
according to the lust report of the British
post-office depaitm* nt, more than eighty mil
lion dollars are held for depositors, upon
which only two per cent, interest is paid.
And it is further ordered : That a ropy of this ordur
be publiahcd in the Atlauta Hksaijj onro a month
for four months boforo the next term of this OBwt.
April 3, 1873.
By Coui t. IIif.LYKn 4c Bno.,
Attorne}* for Libellants.
A tru* extract from Ihe Minute*.
W. Jt. VENABLE.
%ay27-Um4m Cleik
Centra Pieces. Cornice, etc. . .
Wo will guaiautuc all tlie work that wo undertake by Messrs. Chapman, Rucker A Co , corner ot Ala
to execute to give entire satisfaction. bama and Forsyth stree ts, w hore we will be pleased
PELLEGRINI A CASTLEBERRY. I t0 f * 00 our 0,tl and cuatomers. YVo keep
anR-dt. Rracetrack Street. nearU. H. Barracks. ! conetantly on hand a large stock of
FLOUR,
BACON,
BULK MEAT,
CORN,
OATS, Ac.
at low liguri*. We take Cotton at the highest mnk«t
price iu aeri ement of dobt* due u*.
ABBOTT k BRO ,
oct4-2w Corner Alabama and Forsyth iu ,
Atlanta, (la.
cifled terms. Thtir ob-
»cotton crop.
S. B. HOY F. Agent. _
ATLAUTA SOUTHERN GA. PUBLISHING COMPANY
W A
of Administration on tho estate of Peter
Sheppard, late of auid eonaty, deceased—
I All persons concerned are hereby notified to flt’e their
objections, if any they have, within the time pra-
, m rtbed by law, otherwise letters of Adraiuletrttion
will be gruuted to *xl<l petitioner.
j. a. McConnell.
*Ug8-wG Ot l!ntry.
r ANT Agents for the Pictorial Home R ble. with
concordance. Bible History. Analysis, Ckisai
l Bible, Dictionary, Patent A*l.iustabl* Photograph
um, 550 illustrations etc. The cheapest and best
America. Star of Bethlehem, Woman’* Home
B of Health, Golden State, etc. Herald of Health.
Fain aud Household Help. Bible canvassing outfit
ice wpJWw
Roovos’ Hotel,
(l ormarly Camp House.)
GRIFFIN, GA.
Ttiia old and well known liou-o i* now underg >ing a
thorough renovation and will be conducted as a
Kins r CLASS HOT K 1. .
The patronage of the public generally is solicited.
octT-tU J A. STALY, Ageut.
Harrison Bradford & Go’s
STEEL PENS.
Special attannon called to the well knowu uu
7a—2S—20 k 22.
FACTORY, m. YERWM; 0FF1CI, 75 JOHN ST . M. Y
an-*- »m
Knis;lits ef PjrtkiK.
V N evtra meeting of tMiv* Branch L.wlge. R
will take place tonight at their Cattle IL
Peachtree street. Memtier* are requeated to atte-i '
; Work to be don*. Visiting brethren are fraterna M •
J. L. WINTER
H AS IN STORE, one ot the largeat and be^t a: s
of TOBACCO. e\er brought to Atlanta. i.v»
Certlficatea and DiatY* ou John li. James taken at >»
for any gx>da bought and all debts doe me.
I »»cl-lw J. L WINTER