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Fiiwneinl and Commercial. iaum, October CO, 181*5. C«!(oa Statement. cVvtJ quiet at 12'* rent*. ■Ecxirrs to-dat. By Hfap-.s Georgia BaUrood Atlanta and Weet Point Bottroad Mr-LIno Railroad Wertcrn ud AdMlic tuUraiil *fao©»» and Wcetrm Railroad Savannah, October 30,1873. Cotton steady; middlings Hi; net receipts 4,311 bales; .Aports oosstsrirte 1,2»?2; rules 8,- 094; stock S3,430. itoHni, October 30, 1873. Cotton in fair demand and quiet; middlings lli; low middlings 14; strict good ordinary 13J; net receipts 007; exports coastwise 98S: sales last evening 300; stock 10,471. Memphis, October 30,1873. Cotton weak; low middlings 13J; receipts 1,503; shipments 1,235; stock 24,200. H. CASTLEMAN, PR O VISION fw season 13,519 •* outworn. ibtpMKautiKa; 1,174 hal^s. Bbtpn>cal> pre-riot* 11.699 •* Produce Maikrt. Xew York, October 30, 1873. Flour roodemty request and unchanged. Woi-ky firmer at 9O09Oi. Wheat quiet and nnebanged; winter red western $1 4*. Corn atoady; Letter fair demand. Kic3 unchanged. Pork steady; better demand; new mfB3 815. Liverpool, October 30, 1873. Breadstuff* firm; corn 32f. CneoDCNATTi, October 30, 1873. ] Flour dull at $6 7507. Corn dull at 120 I 43. Pork scarce; buyers $12 50al2 73. Lard kettle 7.j; generally held higher: .bacon steady. Whisky S8. Louisville, October 30, 1873. Flour dull. Grain dull. Provisions nom inal. Whisky S7. Sr. Locia, October 03, 1873. Flour quiet and weak. Ooru dull and lower. Whisky steady at 00. Pork lowfi at $13013 30. Bacon irregular; small busi- uo*q. Lard dull; steam 7. New Obleaxs, Oetober 30, 1873. Molasses--332 barrels received and all sold at 10^ for centrafugal; G2064 for fair to prime; 64064 i for prime: 71072 for choice. Whisky firm; Louisiana 95; Cincinnati $1 02. Coffee firm; fair to prime 220234. Corn meal firm at $3 50. New Obleans. Oetober 80,187.3. ! Cotton— Lower rates and irregular; rnicl- j dlings 15?al6; low middlings 15; strict good thf j ordiuarv liji*15i; good ordinary 141; ro- £'*<•*-* ** Wc: 2 '« I ceipts 3,749? gross 4.012; exporU to Great Britain 3,725; sales 1,000; stock g7,692. Charleston. October 30, 1873. Cotton more steady; middlings 111; low middlings 14Jal4}; strict good ordinary 13*; not rectipla 2,237; exports coastwise 146; ! sales 800; stocu 29,473. i General Produce Broker, ATLAKTA, GA. ! Office —Alabama Btreet, opposite Depot. sepl j tf ATLANTA PAPER MILLS. TLANTA PAPER MILLS—JAR. ORMOND Pbo- L rmiKTOB. Per *pec-im to this issue of this paper. APOTHECARIE8. COPPER", BRASS AND IRON. DYE-WORKS. , rtreet, AtUnta. (>*. , Work promptly .ltd ao&tly £a i«hed. =T. FRUITS, VEGETABLES. ETC. A«I-mm<4« Hholmale 31«ik»t. i'lWMHA.iI OV CokMKH U AtustiiOa., d-wbAi o'j. urra. Bo)iag si 1* Flour—Fancy $10 Wall: extra hmul/ ** MxlO 00; r.um'y j ? &HF CO; extra *C 50*7 W; sapertiue $5 00a (i W/iry? $4nb. Wheat —Red ft ^bvl er>; strLct *1 C5al 75: choice f; Tjii az. o&g-j s*. J.lnk^—4-C*-70c p*w Cf-meat #71 23**1 53. yorn—YrCc^r si* ly cor L*aJ. cash and whits cna'.?. Meal— Ult4—"Crra l-o*.-r; kv*. cans and bucket IS'j pin. Baecr-—C,-.sr; *i-iot 19.*; rWr rib 9%'f; shouUMs o;t* ffansa . iirea 14 * a . Bulk Meats-G*** sides ! ♦tors ; Iocs ckxe tides f*. tiny-"*f--mothr f i 6#aS 75; clever %l 2T.a4 fcL •Jais—nrivd'i Gdc ; ss«4 caCi Gtr- ttye - Y* ^ !^r fcoshs*. 5®*1 74 ps; tmahsl. ».Vv>l by car ^*-1. at SbaT!* rsr :it ?;*hou;- _ gl^ta and Prescriptiocists, corner I*eachtree and Decatur street?. ll^YagoKwfe^ Dru^istr27 Whitohail street, Atlanta, Ga. G 1 Whokealo and Retail Druggist, at the Old Stand, Peachtree streot. 2*v50; ilU35; C 12 1?)4' tltlDl- h:«g;.-ffC- 13',sl4 ('jfleo-- Rio ?*>4Ur; r; mo<Jk? ». 9u»»? '.v U^a:^^r; ♦ Poa>: Cmrk»—fa (>» per bbl (Jrvn«k«ea—10 ^«2»e- Cbeese-l»i'<il«. tJottor Ysras-$l W; i>4 HhlrtlngM, So.: 7-3 8hir*.- i! V *v ; b-Vttir.gs. US- Telegraphic Markets. upKimo uuomioxi. I.olioa Mnik«(. Nlw Yoek. Ociobtr 30, 1673. ^.j.ton f.ieady; 2.318 balo»; upland* Mj; <>rlcims 15al5J. Oott-n sales for fulure delivery opened as follows: November 15 6-160141; December 14 9-164f»>1 4 •; January 14 14-16014 16-32. LrrKJiPooi^ October 30, 1873. Cotton quiet and unchanged; salts 12,000; speculation ar.l exports 2,000 bales; uplands and good ordinary, shipped in October and ^fovember, 8 7-16; ditto in November and De cember 84; diito, delivered in Novomber8£; ditto, low middling*, shipped November, 84; • ItU'v shipped Octob.r and November 8 7-16; ditto delivered in December, 8 1-16; Orleans and ^ood ordinary, shipped October and No vember, 8^. J fxATKa.—Cotter.—uplands on a b*-->i* of j;O0d ordinary, shipped in November and December 85- JyriLL LiTi.i:.- -Uplands cn a basin of good ordinary, shipped December and January, 8|; 1 ifldt'i include 6,800 America a bales. 'Fuji Very Latest. — Cotton - uplands 8;; 1 OrVir.s Beat quality of Coal Croak Coal, also another quality of good grate coal that does not run together or smell of eulpbnr, and only has three per cent, ash—only half the qnaatity of any otbrr cool sold for grate pur- poses In this market. Address P. O. Box 5AS. J .8 WILLSON. Aaert AGRICULTURAL WARtHOUSES. __ _ the bridge, makes advances to planter*. A full lino of Agricultural Implements, Publishers of the Rural Southerner. 4 NTONIO TORRE, Deoior in Fruits, and Vegc f\ tables. No. 107 Whitehall stroet, Atlanta, Go. Pi O. Box 454. M planters MarietU street. AUCTIONEERS. 1 and Dealer in Furniture, Marietta street. BAG MANUFACTORY* T> R. PAYNE k 00., Dealers in Paper, Paper XV* Bags, Flour and Grain 8acks, Rope, Twins, Envelopes, Taxs, Wooden and Willow Ware, ete., etc., 05 ana 67 8outh Pryor Street. Atlanta, Ga: BOOTS AND 8HOC8. H ENRY BANKS a 8ON. wholesale dealers tn Boots and Shoes, Leather and Shoe Findings, Sign of the Golden Boot, 39 Peachtree street, Atlanta, Georgia. M AKKHAM k HOLDERNK88, Wholesale dealers tn Boot* and Shoe*. Republic Block BANKS. GROCERS. CAUN U t'AMP, Wholesale Gropin'and Provision Dealers, 23 JLatt Alabama Streot, Atlanta, Georgia. k G. T. DODD k CO., Wholesale G. seers and • Provision Dealers, Corner Whitehall and Mitch- Streets, Atlanta. S IMMONS A HUNT*, urocenes of every ueecnpuun Country Produea at low rates, at Junction of Manetta and Walton streets. >AIB A BRO Atlanta. Go. J Akflvi R. WYLIE A CO., Wholesale Grocer, SU and 34 North Broad street. menu. Stationery, and solo agents for Stelnwoy A Sona* and othtr celebrated pianos, 15 Whitehall street. Atlanta, Go. MISCELLANEOUS. rilUE WEEKLY HERALD, an Eight Page Kpar, X containing 66 columns, the largest and most in teresting paper in the Bute. Bedding, Mottressee. PilHoas. Bolsters, Etc. Awning and Tent Maker, No. 7 Hunter street, near Whitehall. Atlanta. Ga. STATE LAW CARDS. test** Maeo fn exy of Qe teuu rWWi- * - ‘ iMmed bekro, nserfed beltw rtHalh and prampL Card* tetrrfed fbr 30 o jKor. ^THKNB. Cobb, Erwin & Cobo. Attorxw*ys at Law, Athena, Ga. Emory Spee a, Georgtts os S^hcttc for Kerosene Stoeos, Pratt** Astro] Oil. Tritim; Washing Machine. Clothes Wringer, etc., Bilgoai Shoot Iron and Enameled Ware. Whitehall streot. H ITCH COCK Si OO’a. Soap Factory—A full hne tA Laundry and Toilet Hoape constantly on hand, P •lift GUNS. PISTOLS. KU. _ Flailing Tackle. Towder Flasks, Phot Belts, Am munition. etc.. Whitehall street, near Depot. hall street, Atlanta, G». Whitehall strt-et. ■No. 1 James Bank Block, Oihce 27 Alabama street. Atlanta. Go. reodiiu; matwr toan aav other paper in ffeerrfis Chronic Diseaeet, Impurities of tho Blood, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children made a spec ialty. - _ proprietors, Propagators and Dealers in Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Ornamental Shrubbery, Hot House Plants, etc. ~Ta& ] tJ Chn No. 37 X PICTURE8 AND FRAMES. Whitehall Street. Atlanta. Go. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Drug Store, on Whitehall street. First dan photographs, etc., executed promptly, at reasonable rate* Call and aee specimens. I’RIVATE nOARnWfci HOCSKH. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. B A $5,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! THE LOUISVILLE ANK OP TUB STATE OP OEOROIA-P. M. Co ker, Preeidbut; Vi. W. Bell, CaHhier. Paper dls counted. Deposits received. Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold. Chocks on all points in Europe, in sums to suit. 47* Agents f r the Inman and Cunsrd Btvamship Lines, our First class and etoorage tickets at lowest rates. Money to loan. ri^HE - DOLLAR BATING^ BAN XT NoT 2 KimboU i 1 House. William Gordon, president; Jos. M. t Willis, cashier. rilOMMKY, 8TKWART & BECK. Hardware Her- X chants, corner Decatur and Pryor streets, op posite the Kimball House. J M. ALEXANDER A CO., importers an;i Dealers • iu Hardware, Carriage MsterUd and Mil! Won os, 45 Whltoholl street. riYHOB. M. CLARKE A CO., importer* and Whoie- X *de dealers in Hardware, Cutlery. Harness and Iron Goods ot ail deseviptions Peachtro© street. Lor«A«t stock in the city. INSURANCE ACENT8. Oldest Insurance Agency in the city. Juo. T. Grant, president; Perino Brown, eash’i J NO. H. JAMES, Banker, James* Block. W. U. Toiler. Cashier. New Yolk, October 30, 1873. i quiet and unchanged. Wheat a shads firmer. Corn quiet and steady, l'ork quiet *nd stciidy; new $14 65015. Lard dull and and !n buyers’ favor; steam 7 9-1607^. Liverpool, October 30, 1873. Maf.idstoffa qniet. Monry Market. I New Y'obk, October 30, 1873. Pitbeka weak and irregular. Money very dull at 7 iu gold to 1-32 interest. Gold 8J. Exchango— long 6i; short 8. (kyvemmeut stocks dull but Kteady. State bonds quiet and cMnioal. Mouc-y Siarket. New Y’obk, October 30, 1873. Meaty market closed unsettled; commia- hioe. Sterling weak at G$. Gold 8i@84. Governments dull and soma lower. State bonds quiet. Tho closing up of business was marked by the unsettled feeling and considerable irreg ularity iu various markets. Again much anxiety is felt in regard to tho event* of the future, especially after a large failure to-day. Tho demand for money increased late in tho : day and became urgent so that one-quarUr . pc? cent, per diem was paid for call loanp. j Che cl' sing business was at 707 for gold. . This refitcis a disturbed feeling among mon* y | lender*. Foreign exchange is very weak at J 6/. Gold steady at 8J@8.}. Rc.tea for cam - i mg 1 23 to 1 33; 61s 1-1601 17. Gold 8 s ! .'92; 62s Cl; Cis 7i; 65*8; new 10.]; C7s 12 ; 68s 22; new 5.* C}; 10-40* C]. Tennesseet» W’i new C7. Virginia 6» 32; new 35. Conso’s 46]j detciTed 80 Louisiana Gs45; new 40. IiOvod Cs 50; 8s 88. Alabama 8* 85; 5s 35. Georgia Gs 55; 7s 70. North Carolinns 18; new 13; special 5. South Caroh.nr.3 25; new | IG,*. April and October 15. New OkLSiKS, October 30,1873. Gold 808’. Currcucy closed at lia2 j cent, premium. Exchange—sterling bank •infls 116; New York e:gli 102c. premium. London, October 30,1873. Erie 3*3;; bullion increased 1G,000 ponnds. 1’arl*, October 30, 1S73. Kente s 57f. 65c. Naval Stores. New Y’oek. October 30, 1873. Tr.rpc ntine dull at 42042]. Bc«in firm at 52 87] for atrdned. Freights firm. New York, October 30, 1873. Turpentine weak, ltosin steady. Tallow dull. Freights firm. London, October 30, 1873. hpirits of turpentine 32s and 9a 33d. ( LOSING UrOTATIONS. rollon Market. New York, October 30. 1873. ; tjoi'. Net receipts 250 bales; gross 3.972. Cottou sales for iuiure delivery to-day closed barely steady; sal♦*« 30,400 balea, as follows; November 14 7-1G; December 14 25-32014 13-16; January 15 1-32015 16; February 15 5-16. Cotton steady; Gales 749 bales at 15015J. Liverpool, October 30, 1873. Cotton—on a basis of good ordinary, ship* ped in Octobor and November, 8 7-16*for up lands; low middlings, delivery in Decem ber, 6 7-16. Baltimore, October 30. 1873. I£ Cotton dnllTod lower; middlings 14]; mid dlings 14]; low middlings 14; strict good ordinary 13]013|; net receipjp 16; gross 422 bales; exports coastwise w; sales 650; stock 6,398 Norfolk, October 30,1873. Cotton - net receipts 3,041 bales; exports rowwise 2,901; sale* 400; stock 80,555. Boston, October 30, 1873. Cotton dull and easier; middlings 15]; sales 100 bale*; stock 6,000; gross receipts 1,200. Wilmikoton, October 39, 1873. ^ Not receipts 272 bales; exports coastwise ^ 213; ales 21; Block 1,615. Galveston, October 30, 1873. Net receipts 1,788 bales; exports coast wine 75; sales950; stock 16,199. Augusta, October 30, 1873. Cotton steady; middlings 14; receipts 1,722 bales; sales 1,334. FhiiaADklfuu, October 30, 1873. Cr mu receipt* 766. Alii V FIRST-CLASS FAMILY. NEWS, POLITICAL and commercial paper, nntiotai m it* I aim, reputation and circnlaticn. Iu addition to its Ur-usl quantit' and vano y ot matter, it wi!l publish ORIGINAL 8TOKIES and NOVELETTE*, a no, com- meuclnj; uitii it* i»«u« 01 Dccemb<;r 3, will, each wcok | for a 5 oar or iou^ar, pablUti a sorlus of j l.ECTL'HES OX BIBLE HIST0UY, j delivered by Rev. Dr. tttaart r.obinson, rev .'sod by 1 Limrclf bxpreasly lor thle p*p-r. On the flret cf January, 1ST 4, the publishers will I dlfttnbate S5.000 IN PRESENTS i atnosg its sobacrlbers. All who tvl>h to araii them- i selves of tho opportunity of seen ring a {pfl worth sev eral hundred dollars can do so by sending in ihelr subscriptions prior to that time. Great inducements to subscribers and agent*. KoT* Circulars, with full particulars, poster*, and specimen copies, sent gratis on application. M B1.SIMISS COLLEGES. OOP.E'8 SOUTHERS BUSINESS CMVEKSITY, arner Broad and Alabama streets, Atlanta, Ga. iard institution, the largest and best practi cal business school in the South. For circulars, etc., address B. F. M»*oro, A.M. President. l^YASTMAN b “ATLANTA"BUSINESS COLLIXJE^ Xli Detwiler A Mu'-oo, Managers. Corner Lane and Peachtree street*. Three hundred Graduate* now in position. crt2S-dlh» 2t COURIER JOURNAL COMPANY. Louisville. Ky. Q ATLANTA DEPARTMENT 0UTHERNL 1FE insurance Company. NX ARY 1-T, l*ri fl.5-5 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. tionery, 105 Whitehall Street. CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. ■ O. JOJtKS, Fashionable Tailoring Establishment I « within fifty yard* of National Hotel and Kimbal ouso. Full Lino of i ooda always on hand. J.: GADSDEN KING, General Agent, Fire. Marine London and Lancashire Fire. Vir ginia, Fire and Marino. Cotton States Life. Kim- bab House Block, in office of tho Georgia Backing and Trust Company, Atlanta, Ga. H TLANTA DEPARTMENT LIFE ASSOCIATION A T ir M with good beard st Mrs. Overby's, on Broad tr»-ot, just scroa* the brid-o. ISS (itwEEN, st tile “Lan.-ndou House,” on Peachtree street, can fumi-h pleasant rooms ti fainiiles or single persons. Da> reorders also re ceived. FAIUTS, OILS, GLASS ETC. 1 Paints, Oils and Glass; also Railroad Lawyer, Athens, GeorgiaJ as t*3*icrtar r Gonor*I, vGl at tend the Court* of Clarke, Jackson, WoRon, Gwinnett. Hail. Banka, Franklin. Habersham, White, Rabun, and give attention to coRectoona and other ctatme. Tinsley W. Rucker. Attorney-Law—Prompt atten'.fon pivou to aA11>u» C. D. Hill. j^LBASV. Thomas R. Lyon, Attorney at Low, practises regularly in the Courts o Dougherty, Baker and Mitchell connUe*. CoUecttoox made. Ail business diligently attended to. A Mhmous. J. R. McCleskfcj At tome v at Law. gr» B A li N hi N V I L. Is K , J. A. Kutrt, n Flnlt Circuit a«id huprems Ooor*, C A L II u r 31 •tosenb McConnell Calhoun, Gordon county. 8a. wiA c AKTKH8VILLK. Wofford A Mrtner» Attorneys-at-law; office op ntoire, Book P.ock, Itoo ticea In oil the courts. F O K 8 Y T It CJjartib3 & Turner Att' r , n -1 Law, will practice tn the eoaaii ;j »f Flint Circuit, aad Supreme Court, azul etsewhere by spcelol A. D. Hammond, lawyer, win pract‘oe In Flint Circuit, ths United State* District Court*, and Ku»>re.me Court. ^ O It T V ALLSY7 G R * REAL estate AUEXTS. B e 1 ri a \y. roa KA23MOOK, Whltfh.u «roet. r.-Ar Kali- !. 1 alrctt, oyportte SIGN and fresco paintinc. W. C. Colter a J Counselor at Law, Fort Volley, G® v'~B r ~ra~ R H- Johnston. Jr,. njH'cial attention ic all L> ;:il bu^ncss his care. Practices in the Flint CTrmUt* Doyal Ot Nunnaky, TSdijs apRiias, N. C. Collier, Attorney ai Law. L A u 11 A *i u r.. gia of Republic Life Insurance Company, ofilco Republic Block. No. 2 Wall street, Kimball House. tore. Burglar and Fire-proof Safes, Brood street. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Tobacco. Finest brands always on hand. Broad street, near Bridge. OHN fFOKEN, Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer iu Fine Cigars. Pipes, Tobacco, Snuff Boxes and Smokers Articles, No. 17 Peachtree street, Atlanta, a*. A TLANTA DEPARTMENT Southern Life. Jno. B. Gordon President, A. H. Colquitt Vice Presl- ent, J. A. Morris Secretary. JEWELRY. 8ILVER WARE. Agent for the Arundel Pebble Spectacles CONTRACTORS THE LEADING Life Insurance Company j OF THE SOUTH. OEX. JOHN E. GORDON I'ltESIDLST Uf. Contracts faith- 50 Whit- hall street. r AGER BLEB BREWERY. City Brewery, corner I J Collins and Harris street*. Lager Beer, Ale and Ber-r. F*cbt<*r, Mercer & Co., office in Old Post Office Building, Atlanta, Ga. _ Ga., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic Whiskies, Wines, Brandies. Rums, Gins, otc., and PuorniETOEs or the Mor^iAiN Gap Whiskik / meftic Liquors. P-achtn Candy a&d crackers. ANNUAL IXCOM ( 1 W. JACK. Steal] JTs t*'ry, Wbit**h*‘l 1 M EADOK BROt>.. Wholesale Tolibaoco and Liqu » 35 Whitehall sir where orders will be attended t can bn found at the office of the above. C \ Whitehall street. Atlanta. STUVt AN0 H0US FURNISHING 60008, S T rlagt^s, No. 73 Whitehall 1 sEITINU MACHINE AGENCIES. r HK IMPKOVKD HOME SHUTTLE SEWING X MACHINE. Cheapest ax.d most Durable. Also, THE HOME—finest machine made. Price's low. D. G. Maxwell, Gen'l Agent, cornet Broad and Marietta streets, Atlanta, Ga. ' SEWING MACHINE Office, Corner Brood and Marietta Sto. W. W. Turner, .aw. Special attention given to coBet- A KA Y BTTE. J. C. Clements Will practice la Romo and Cherokee Circuit*. Prompt attention given to collection*. Claim* for wild lands attended to promptly. M OXTEZCMA AND OOLBTHORPB Opera House. The Fast Gain- D C No. 4 DeGive’i lng** Machine. J^JOWARD A dbbLB, ~WhMtor T WUecm Sewing UNDERTAKERS. ’ ly sent when re quested. WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS. ETC. FISH & DUPREE. Attorney a at Law. M A D I S O W . A. G. & F. C. Foster. kttcrneya-at law, will practice in Oemolgae Qircntt feapreme Court, and United State* Circuit Court*. The Senior is Begitter in Bankruptcy for 5th and 6th me tric t a. M‘ EVILLR Beni. W. Barrow. ^ I E V \ A . John H. Woodward, Kihbone. Notion*, Etc.. No. S3 Whitehall 8treet, At lanta, Georgia. \\rM. MICH Si CO.. Wnoiesaie Notions, Whitt) Goods, I ” Millinery and Fancy Goods, 15 Decatur street, J Atlanta. Ga. hit > Goods, Notions, 1 \Y r A. a HiNGZON. LAWYERS. w F. PECK .S: Ci).. Wholeaal« VVI ' ’ Hosiery and Gloves. Ki rnball LEWIS’ STEAM BAKLKY Manufactures all s of CihtcKEim, Cakes, Suapps. etc. South LAilltiAGE MANUFACTORY. Practices in ail the 1 > tlio collection of clai ttended to. Atl iiitd, urt^. Special attention given a, and all business promptly of and dealer in * 8awtaff Machine Wagons, Ac. l*ead for Price list. Broadsheet, }u*t beyond the Bridge. Carnages NO RESTRICTIONS On Travel or Ileaidence. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. W B. KEEBE A CO., Commission Merchant*, • 56 Peachtree and 33 Broad street. Beet city r.-ft-renco given. j Pryor and Hunter Streets. Advances In cash, or by acceptance, made on goods iu store or when bills La ding accompany Drafts. P OPE a McCANDLES. Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchant*, and Dealers in all kinds of Produce, No. 83 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Orders aud consignmeuta solicited. Re turns mad* promptly. A K. 8KAGO, Wholesale Groce • mission Merchant, corner F stree**. All bliMiuefc* attoudrd to promptly. The Southern Life Offers advantage* that cannot b* surpassed. Gkk. A. H. COLQUITT VICE PRESIDENT J. A. MORRIS, Secretory. rietta street, up stzurs, practices in oil the WOOD RNGRAVING. =- M v Vood. corner Peachtree and Marietta upstairs. ^ M j uquoms; J OHN W. KIMBRO. Turf Exchange, No. i Decatur «tr**et. Fun-at liquor* -n the city. 0 5. OAKROLL, Chicago A«o Depot, Pryor stroet, • near A-at-ai Bourbon Whisky. .1 Attorney-at-law, Whitehall W izh • Mh LEYDEN, WareuouBO end Commission Mer- aiidpiaui) Ltme.O-ruent, Piaotor, Doiuostics and Yarns. R K. PAYNE ft CO., Commission Merchant* aud • Dealer* in Paper, Paoer Bogs, Twines, Rope, P*pcr stock, old metal, hides, etc., 33 Pryor street, Atlanta, Go. FINANCE COMMITTER: A. AUBTkLL. 2. W. HOLLAND. medical board: V. MILLER, M. I». J. M. JOHNbON. 41. I>. L E. BLECKLEY, Counsellor. THE SOUTHERN LIFE TKPHENd k FLYNN, Gommlosion Merchant*, and J B • Via t OO., Wlioieoaio Grain and Pro- nnd Alai>ama ■*treet*(up* «). Atlanta. Ga. M. f claim4 agaias -id Uuite i ritates. Offioe No. 1 Aus >EEPLE8 A HOWELL, Attorneys at Law. No. 20 22 Kimball House. I D OYAL A NUNNALLY, Aitorneja _ Oa- B H. & A. 1 • stair*. 1* THRASHER. 6 Alan.- ( 'IF Jf Honae. lleoidei ordeon streets. > corner McDonough and Rich- HVbttV ANOSALk STAtkcaS. f tLINT TaYLOK, Proprietor of the Archer mauiei ly keep* always on oad Horae* for sale. 8U0CK8SFGL AUENTb WANTED. K0GEB8 A LEMAN, General Agent*, Ma^on. (ia. MJLLKK A LAWTON, General Agent*, Augusts, Ga. BLACK A WAKING, General Agent*. Columbia, K. C. ttorjl-dlt l)OVl£ k GHOL8TON, General Commi*sion Mer Jy chant* in Grain, rrovitlon*. Hay and Flour, For syth street, near W. k A. B. R. T J. WILLIAMS k OO., Dealer# and Commia*ion • MerehauU Id Grain and Produce. Handle* pro duce by car load without expense, Yellow Front, Ken- ue*aw Block, F»*rnyth streot, Atlanta, (**. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. i Vf cliiilDK A CO.i' Whol. eAle doalera in Crockery, t ItX GIom and Earthenware. Kimball Hcuae. I ' AW tt cT»I7Wholo*aH» crocaery. Marietta *tr»)« J m hr CARPETS, MATTINGS, ETC. 1 supply of .and Malting to be fo v ItyT Marietta street W. Lumber Dealers, corner FLIKRtoON. Deah i White Pme, Dt>ois MARBLE YARDS. XUDSON 8 Marble works. Atlanta, G* . manm- fseturer and dealer iu 1-auau and Amerlcau Mar ble. 0lfi«8> and Work* comer Loyd and AUhama street*, opposite O. H. Joue* k Go.'a L>very Htabtes. Order* s melted and promptly filled. Price* reasona ble. Terms o*»h *• pf-ly SOUTHERN NURSERY. IRWIN & THURMOND. W F. are offering to the public a selection of Fruit adapted to the Southern climate, consisting of Apples, Peaches, Pears. Plums. Cherries. Quinces, Grape*, etc. Our Floral and Ornamnutal Shrubbery Department Is complete. Wo bavo everything usually found in a well conducted Nursery, and of var etics wo have tested aud know to be suited to the Southern climate. We are determiued to make good stock and sell at reasonable price*. All orders by mail attended to with promptness and care We have rel able agr-nts. etth*-r local or traveling, in many localities iu this aud other States South, and wo prefer, where convenient to our customer*, to do our business through them. We will, upon application, furnish gratis our catalogue aud price list, Addrea* P. O. Box 665. Atlanta, Ga W. H. Toombs, John P. Fort, C. B. Wooten, Attorn* v -a Law. 8 p a it iaT — George F. Pierce, Jr., Attorney at Law R OM Hamilton Yancey. Attorney at Law. Office in New Empire Block. Broa street. Will practice in all tho Court*. Prompt At teuiria given to buainoso. Lawyer. Practices uunlap Scott, riices in all the Court*. C. A. Thornwell, jnly24-dly IRWIN k THURMOND. ATLANTA STEMSll AND VARIETY WORKS ( or. Marietta and Rroad Sts. BEN. ZTOUTTON, PRACTICAL STENCIL CUTTEH, Designers and Engravers, dd3 e*« IjOok Box 3<u, - - • ATLANTA, GA S TKNCIL MARKING PLATES of every deactiptioa out to order. Same pla'oafor marking ri lot hi tig with Ink aud Hrush. 76c; by mail *5c. Baggage, hot* and key Ohecks. Notary Public and Society Seala, AJ phab«*ts and ' Verything lu the line made to order. Cotton alphabet made a *p? ctalty. Oide-s from a distance promptly attended deck-) v For Sale. shir* HOTS. Among them are several fine i, ,in* of tin* Hows with five piw* four weeks oil- ex sre not hold at fancy prices. Apply at thi* MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSThUMENTS. 1 UILFORD, rtuuu A OO., Dealers lu Music, Or- What is Life Without Comfort? carry ont the above. I _ LATHS at |. Flooring. drea*e-i snd the tiruts. at low prio am prepared to furnish Konthwest Georgia • U. and m«>uld«ug to suit ANTHONY MtTimV COTTON WANTED. ^T'JTTOH Will be received and held for acccant of those indebted to me, ic lien of money, until it can bo sold. Shipment* may be made by Merchant* or Partn ers who wish to avail themselves cf this oflbr to tho subscriber or to either of tho Warehousemen In At lanta; or to J. W. Lithrop, Baranaah, Oa.; or to Fria- bec, Robert* A Oe., New York city. Bend me Ware house or Railroad Receipt*, and your indebtcdxHm will be mado eo*y. Customers wishing to store at other places can srtaua-e wHh tas by comspoadecce. Kespi-ct fully, A. K. BKAGO, Whok-sole MerohonL I still effer on lavorebW term* a large stock of Oovn. Floor, Bacon, Bides, Shonklers, eonvassed Ham*. Bulk long *nd short Bides, Lard, barrels, kegs and nra Bn gar, Tobacco, Groceries, Bagginf. Ties, Ac. A. K. BKAGO. Ocrwer Fcrsyih A MltcbeU Erects, At sola, 64. Administrator’s Bale. OEOBOIA, UENBY COUNTY. SarrsMuiui 21. IBTa. W ILL be sold before the (>0011 bouse door tn Me Gonougb. Henry eo »uty. Gswgta. on Tho biixt TnotMiay in NoTontbor, noxt, one half undivided interest in lot of land. No. #M eighty, la the I0:h District of l>arrol ooanty. Gconcts H old a* the property of W. n. Lee, deceased, for tho . I'neftt of be heirs aud creditors. b wptl,'«401 B. Y.LEE, Llat'x