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THE DAILY NEW ERA.
BY PHILLIPS & PRATHER.
DAILY NEW ERA.
orricc OF THE NKW ERA.
tn tike BnlldlMK known a* ll>« •' Ten
n«s»M »•««►*, " •«* L.by< Street.
NEW BATES
Tbe following er* the retee ot eubecription and adrer
t Meg for We Daily Sen Sr*.
D dtp for one Mmt A.. .................. t 100
Dally for fix months. ..... 600
Daily for twelve monthe 1000
Stario sophs, at the router, 6 cent*.
Advertbing. SI 00 per equate of ten line*, and 50 cute
far each wleeiUHt in*e< Uou.
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A Novel Entsmpkisk. Lenveoworiti, Kan ■
■M, papers contain an advertisement of the
American Uaion Cattle Annotation. acting un
der orders Irora the Secretary*®! tbe Interior,
httiling one buodr.d and fifty vo uateers to
join tbe Society, for the parpuae o< going on
the plains tn capture a beard, and tarn, not
Ima than 6 900 nor more than 10,000 buffaloes,
with »be ultima's object of dtiring the animals
to lb* Markets of tbe States. The expedition
M under tbe stfperintai derce sod comm tnd of
it gentleman who is said to bare had tbe most
thPßyiigh experience in the rough and tumble
-> dl jMeie Itfe. Ag md deal of money is sup-
posed to be in tbe enterprise, and bo little
amusement ana physical iuv.goration ; but tbe
propriety of tbis wholesome method of killing
off tbe wild b<rdg,of tbe plains may be well
doubted. They are the main support of tbe
Indiana,and Ibeir destraction o-tn only lead to
heavier Indian aoproprialione. a id the increas
ed robberies and murders, superinduced by
tbe want sad revenge which must follow.
A Ssvißt Ca*b or Lovi-Sicknkss.—Tbe
son of a well-known federal official in New
York, became so frantic on Monday last, in
consequence of being discarded by the lady to
whom be wag paying attentions, that he swal
lowed a large dose of laudanum for tbe pur
pose of committing suicide. His mother was
aoofi after informed ot tbe rash act, and sent
for tbe family physician, who, by tbe forcible
application of antidotes saved tbeyoung roaq’s
life. The only recognition the pbysican re
ceived for bis services was a torrent of foul in.
veclives, tbe would be suicidcf declaring no
man has a right to prevent him taking bis
own life when tbe lady whom he loved called
him a gooes.
Rokhucx's Exmitt. -Roebuck, In bis addres
to tbe people of Siwffi-ld s .ys :
R~eMlect that tbe Untied Siatea of America
extends over a territory so large and so beau
tifully fertile, that by and by, when it is filled,
as ft will be filled, with tbe great Arglo Saxon
nee, that people— mark my wot da, our children
may learn to believe them tbat people will
govern tbe world. My feeling was, and is, tbat
they k.ave manifested so arrogant a disposition,
they have insulted England whenever she con Id
be insuited, tbat I said, "I will, as far as I am
concern»d. aid aad asabt iu breaking uo tbat
powerful Union to communities' that will be less
powerful and better behaved."
A Garman to* described an accident
•©wH* ©TCulfcFu w Cinßw ® sMMHF tTW *0 SCffl®
her iS
vail from the lowermost lImVOSW tog on
both sides of tbe fence, andlike to stove mine
outside to."
Equally taeid was Mynheer Van Dunk’s ae
count of bis ascent of tbe Aileghanis*. Said
be ; -‘I vas going ep der mountain mit myself,
wee my loot slipped binnelf oo der ice, and I
cr otnod down deoaovataio, oo der proud oi
allTr a>Ut ’
We team that General Dodge, before fata
departure for his new commend in Lievens
worth, virtually closed up tbe Secret Service
Bureau of tbe Provost Marshal General’s of
Ace in tbis city, and forwarded the papers and
records under seal to the War Department at
Washington. Among tbe documenta so sent
were three thousand pages of short-hand
notes tbat embraced testimo-y given, from
time to time, by tae United States detectives.
Tbe Swedish priest Lind back has been con
victed of potooning people with tbe sacramen
tal wine, and exec-ted. He asserted It roughs
out the trial that tbe murdered person* were
incurables, or were in other ways likely to
become burdens on hie pariah, and that it
was for tbe purpose of relieving it Os the bur
den of their presence that bo became guilty
of tbe series of crimes. At the close.of rhe
trial be made a speech acknowledging the
justice of the sentence.
A story io told of -Vermont captains In
tbe war. between whom was a generous rivAry,
reUttog to their own gallantry and that 01
tbete eompanie-. Bitb were dangerously
wounded at tbe Wilderness. Capt. B. was in.
sensible for two days, but on tbe third opened
bte eyr* and inquired it Capt. W. w.« alive,
and on being told bo was doing well, said en
ergetioally, "Well, it W. can live, I’ll be d,—d
if I’ll die," and ho didn’t.
About fiGG.OOO worth of defaced or worn
out fractional owriwtiey is destroyed per day,
aad its place supplied with new, tbe entire
amount in circulation being upwards of s2l,
COO,OOO. No more ihrei cents notes to bo is*
sued—tbe act of Congress prohibiting them,
aad tbe five cons notes will also gradually bo
withdrawn.
gs ggp* George B. McClellan’s income for
1804 is returned at only $1,449. The Ames
family of Eaton, Massachusetts, consisting es
five members, enjoy incomes that aggregate
$250,000 Ono of tbe number is Hon. Oakes
Ames, a member of Congress.
• s9* The President of tbe United States,
•ays tbe Mississippi Clarion, bus requested
that, as a precedent to the delivery of the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad to tbe
•fockhoidars, an election of loyal Directors
•ball peovicusly take place. The election is
appointed for tbe 25th lust.
Am evement is on loot by colored men to
purchase the Charleston Mercury and pnb
lisb it as an antk-siavery journal. Some pro
gress has been made, and money is being
• übeeribed with a prospect of snccess.
A broker was standing on aa oil-tub at an
auction, held tbe other day st Birmingham,
England, when to the excitement “going, go
leg. gon*,” be •tamped in the staves and dis
appeared in tbe Oil,
CITY MILITARY DIRECTORY.
FSUX PRINCE SALM, Bror.t Brigadier General Com
m in itug Poet.
Captain A. STRUBRNAtIKL, Port Adjutant —Office in
City Hall
E. JOHNSON, Captain aad ProVort Marabal.—Office in
City Hall.
Lieut OTTO BOTT CHER, A A. Q. M., Poet Quarter
man ter.—-Office on Alabama street.
A. S. SEATON. Captain and 0. S., Poet Commleeary.—
Office on Alabama street
RAILROAD GUIDE
, Georgia Railroad.
GEORGE HONOR, Superintendent
PABSKNGBB TRAIN.
Leavee Atlanta i ro PM
Lwves Augusta....". b W A. M.
Reaches Atlanta •••• 8 UU r. M.
Atlanta and Weet Point RtUlrosul.
GKO ROE G- HULL. Superintendent.
aS?. w”.rt piinii::: :J J: m:
Arrive at Atlanta W P- «■
Macon and Western Railroad,
A. L. TYLER. Superintendent.
Leave Atlanta f ?? ='S'
Arrive at Macon ***"l »5’
Leave Maron. J 15 A. M
Arrive at Atlanta - 6 30 P. M.
Montgomery to West Point R. R.
DANIEL H. CRAM, General Superintendent.
Uave West Point... ? 12 £ S'
Arrive at « ™ E“•
Arrive at < ‘ 90 P M.
Leave Cbehaw." - ».9O A- M.
Leave Columbus 4 00 A. A
Arrive at We,t Point 10 00 A. M,
Western to Atlantic Railroad.
A. A. TALMAGE, Snperin I endent.
Leave Atlanta -8 10 A. M.
Leave Chattanooga...— - ~ ’S *• M.
Arrive at Atlanta - -< o 0 P. M.
Arrive at Chattanooga - - —«T 45 P. M.
— Atlanta gusinrs.'S givwtorg.
AS TAKEN FROM THE NEW ERA.
The following Directory comprises a por
tion of tbe leading sod reliable business firms
in the city. See anneuncemeuts in our col
umns.
E K Winn, Grocer and Commission Merchant, aud
Dealer in Gold and Silver Coins, Whitehall street.
Hivahberg, Loeb A Co, Dry Goode Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Ready made Clothing, etc , opposite Trout Honse.
Hammond A Baagh. Attorneys at Law, office over Willis
A Young’s old stand, Alabama street.
Lee. Jenee A Co , Car and Machine Works, and manu
facturers of machinery of alt kinds, Marietta street.
A K Seago Commission Merchant and wholesale and
retail dealer in meichandlse generally, Whitehall
ate eet, opposite Roark’s corner.
Southern Express Company, office on Alabama street,
next door to Exchange Hotel.
Robert J Lowery A Co., Grocers, Dealers in Dry Goods,
and Commission Merchants, Alabama street.
Robert J Low-ry. Exchange Broker, Gold, Silver, Bonds
AkAHagnuent Bank Bills bought qud sold. Office at
Corner Mitchell and
aad Commission Merchants,
three doors above M eortc Hall, Decatur street.
X«. C > -rjiK‘tMT' CtootafwfOin South-Kswt
L*eSr?iikat Knlv-ee Ma
sore and Sewing Machines, opposite Jones’ tarary
Stable.
Saaseea, Whitaker A Co, Auction and Commission Mer
<**■(., aad Bort Estate Agents, lower story ot tbe
Exchange Hotel.
t Gartrrtl A Hill, Attorneys at Law. Office on Alabama
street, a few doom below the Exchange Hotel
Poweß A MsarttoS, Auellooeers, Oommise'oa and Real
Estate Agee's, Wtetoha.i street, near Roark’s ooraer
Ata
bama .tree* '
D P Ferguson- General Groove and Commission Merchant,
No. 4. Mitchell street.
Foy A Gabbert, Archltecto and Civil Beg!peers. » f
Wm Ketebam, Cemmlsston Merchant and Forwarding
Salmons * Simmona ’cemm&sion Merchants, Whtteh/ll
street. A
Dr C C Shir, Office on Alabama street, np stMrs, next
door to GartrMl A Hill, and Hammond A Paugh
Drs E N A Ed Crtbotm, corner ot Washington and Veters
L B Phillip*, Grocer and Comtntoffito Merchant, Mitebell
street.
Scott, Perrons * Freeman, dealers In Dry Goods, Groce
ries, Drags. Medieiaes, etc. Whitebait street.
E M Bruce. Cotton Broker, Alabama street, at the office
of tbe Superintendent Atlanta A Wert Point Railroad.
G W gclple, Anth neer aad Commission Merchant, on
I'eeeUree street. Wagon Yard building.
Dermot A Kramer. Whitehall Wrest, Mxr doorto Powell
A Marshall's .netton bouse.
A J Haralson * 00, Groc rs and Commission Merchants,
Wheat street opposite Trout Hons*.
Gordan A Co, General Commission Merchants, Psach
treo street.
Garrett A Brother, Conunuslon Merchants, Decatur
street. "■
Mitchell, Reed A Co, Commission Merchants, near oot
ner Whitehall and Hunter itreeta.
Wylie Johnson A Cd, Grocers sod CommiMton Mer
chants, Depot street, uea- Trout House.
■ Bprayberry A While. Land Ag-nts, Whitehall street,
langeton, Cra .e A Hammdek, Commission Merchants,
Alabama fflrceE
Dr. C. H. Smith, Phyaicl»n, Peachtree street.
Godfrey A Oatman, Commission Merchants, Peachtree
street.
Verdery's Variety More, Mitchell Street, nearly oppo
site Roark's Corner.
Exchange Hotel Billiard an<l Pool Room, corner Pryor
and Alabama ot reets. / '
Refreshment Saloon, corner Washington and Hunter
Streets.
Hnghre, Pendergnwe A Co, Builders, Peachtree Street
Dr J T. Campbell, Resident Dentist, office above
Roark’s corner, Whitehall street.
Wexel A Mcßride, Dealers In Dry Goods, Ac, Peach
tree Street.
Brown A Parrott, Grocers and CommiMlon Merchants,
Trout Honae Block, Decatur street.
Franklin Printing Houss . Gothic Building, corner Loyd
and Hunter streets, J J. Toon Proprietor.
John T. Meador A Bros, Produce and General Cam
mission Merchants, Whitehall street.
John C. Whltnvr, Insurance Agent and Collector of
ntee, Ac, In Korrlt’s building, Mitchell street, one door
shave Whitehall.
Dr. F. H. Grroe, Hotnceopatbist, corner of Mitchell and
Washington streets, fronting on City Hall square.
Dr. B L Baago. office on Whitehall street.
Bnrns A Dwyer, Whoteaalo and Retell Grocery and
Liquor Merchaata, near Georgia Railroad Bank.
H Marshall, Bert Fatale agent, office at Gate Olty tar
and Machine Works.
Dr » W Thompson office at tbe store of Curry A Zaebry
Loyd street.
J R Mouneo. wholesale and retail dealer In drygoods,
> etc, next door to corner ct Decatur and Wheat street-).
J H Monee", whotesrta and retell dealer In tin ware,
copper and sheet Iron and hardware, next door to the
corner of Wfiesfi and Decatur ttretts.
Our Hoove, corner Pryor and IJunter streets, JobnT
Hall, proprietor. j
B W Adams, auction and commission merchant, Peach
tr*o otr*o
An.tallhlnnn-.au, cotton shippers, Marietta street.
T Kile, tnmber dealer, Peach tn* street
R J Mta«y, commlsstan and forwarding merchant, with
Lanxsten. Crane A Hammock.
ATLANTA, GA.. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 13. 1865.
Phillips & Flanders,
GROCERS
AND
Commission Merchants,
MITCHELL STREET,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Will buy or pxchansa Fectoiy Yarn and Ostmburgs
.o Cotton, loose or in bslw, and will keep
good supply of Family Groceries.
Jf^/’erencej.—W. R. Phillips 4 Co., Griffin ; Lightfoot A
Flanders. Mncon; and Merchants of Atlanta.
July 14—Im
NEW GOODS?
YONGE & ANDEBSON,
Os Savannah, Georgia, at the store of
JOHN D. BUTT & BRO.,
266 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.,
Have just received an entire new stock of Choice Family
Groceries, Liquors. Ale and Porter, consisting in part of
Pure Java Coffee. Rio Coffee. Rt. DomingoOoffee, Crushed
and Brown Sugar, Candies. Soap, Starch, Cigars, Macke
rel, Vine Green'Tea. Fine Black Tea, aud every article in
the grocery U«e.
AUO,
A choice assortment of Ladles* Dress Goods, Ladles*,
Miss o’ aud Children’s Shoes, Hoop Skirts, Fancy Soaps,
Extracts and Perfumery, Ac.. Ac. Patronage ooiicitrd
PHILIP YOaNGE.
July 15—tt GKO. W. ANDERSON, Jr.
<. W MITCHKLL. | J. M. O RBKD. | ?. M. RICBARDBO2T.
Mitchell, Reed & Co.,
W-A.lt EH OUSE
AXD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ADD
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Near Cor. Whitehall & Hunter Sts.
July 21—Im
D. P. FERGUSON,
GENERAL CROpER
AND
Commission Merchant,
Strict rttortUoa given to aU arder* and coiißignmcnte.
NO. 4,
Mitchell St., Atlanta, G-a.
July 13-3 m ~
M. C. BLANCHARD.
FHIE.«BUFE imWASm,
k v . -.rf&S ~ . .....I, - .
ATLANTA, GEOBGIA,
Will take rUke on all kind, nf insurable property in
some ot the most aolvent losurane* Companie,
of the City of New York.
AMO,
General Agent for Buying, Selling and Renting Real
Estate. •»■■ Office on Alabama sti eet,a few doors below
Exchange Hotel. July 12—ts
ANDREW BIIIW & Ik,
GROCERS, PROVISION DEALERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
NO. 110 MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Order* for Groceries, ProvWona, D igging aud Rone,
promptly executed.
July 25—8 w»
Private Sale. •
GODFREY & OATMAN.
50 Sacks Extra Family Elour (new),
40 Boxes Choice Chewing Tobacco,
1 Lot Fine Cigars, . •
1000 Pounds Bacon.
July 2#—lf
L. J. GARTKELL. ♦- W. J. HILL.
GARTRELL & HILL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ones on Alabama Ktreot, • ihw Door*
Below ICxelasinge Hotel.
.A. 11 ant a, Georgia.
| ulyO lm /
A. J* Haralson & Co.,
GROCERS
AMP
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corner Wheat and Deoatur Streets,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
tutor to Gl B. Crump * Co.,Augn.t*; DmmA Wan
.bam, Macon; Bawwo, Whltakrt • o*.,*nd Kite * Oo ,
AtlMto.' •»«>?
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Saddles, Harness, &c
yoswMOMow. I wx. a. xoax-.w.
JNO. MORROW & SON,
Ko. 48, North Market Street,
NEAR PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Sadtfes,
Harness,
Bridles,
ii- - .
Whips, &c.
COACH and SADDLE material kept conatantly on
hand.
GOODS sent on order byj Exprew to »ny part of th*
South.
We refer to Mauri. Cox 4 Hill, Salmon. 4 Simmon.,
McNaught, Ormond 4 Co.. Lockhart, Leo 4 Co, 8 A.
Turand. M-q J T Porter. W W. Clayton, Agei t Ga.
R R. 4 Bauk’g Go., aad tbe blulneu mea-of Atlanta
generally.
Terms Cash.
Intelligencer copy. jy27—ltn
JB" KA. INK LI IN.
PRINTING HOUSE
AKD
BOOK-BINDERY,
GOTHIC BUILDING, CORNER HUNTER
AND LOYD STREETS.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The'propr etor of the above favorably known
JOB PRINTING
ABD
PUBLISHING HOUSE
Bega to anneuncet • the Public that he hi again ready for
work tn ah us im branches, having an ample stock oi
ENGLISH PAPER,
BUSINESS AND
RAILROAD CARDS,
With ample Machinery and Workmen ot taste, .kill and
promptnes* to execute order* faithfully,
Grateful 'or past favore, be hopeg, by diligence aod par
severance, to merit a liberal .bare of patronage.
J. J. TOON,
Jrty 28— 2w Proprietor.
WINN, TIBBSTcb.,
G-ROOEBS AINO
Commission Merchants,
ASD DEALERS IV
GOLB AND SILVER COINS.
Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.,
Wilf neep constantly on hand
BACON, FLOUR, CORN, MEAL,
SUGAR, MOLASSES, TOBACCO.
SALT, SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS,
OSNABUBGS, COTTON YARNS,
&O, &0, &o.
•ST" Prompt return, mads for all goods .old on com
mlMlon. Jniv 11-3 m
SEND YOUR COTTON”-
FORWARD.
fit; We-,"have perfected an arrangement with
MESSRS. KKIN & 00.,
Os Savannah, Georgia, owner, of the Steamboat
hhiij u jxt.”
Running between Savannah and Angurta, to .h p *ll
Cotton consigned to u. io New York.
We are prepared to pay all freight and Internal taxes on
*ll Cotton and other produce shipped to US iu
Nov York. All orders for tbe purchase
of Goods will receive prompt "
j attention.
A.. ALHTELL
Cm be conferred with at hl. rwld.nc. on
Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
AUSTELL & INMAN.
Ang h—lm
•ar* Maoo. Telegraph and Augusta Constitutionalist
copy two week, aud forward MU to thl. office.
J.R. MOUWCE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Dry Goode Groceries. Book, and Stationery, and
General Variety Store,
n- Cal! and examine my stock next door to corner of
Dteator and Wheat streets, Atlenta, Georgia.
Ang 8 ■■ fan
GATE CITY FOUNDRY,
CAR AND MACHINE WORKS.
LEE, JONES & CO.
MARIETTA STREET,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
BciLDKns or
Passenger and Freight Railroad Oars,
Manufacturer* and Repairers of
MACHINERY OF aLI KIND,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MAKERS OF
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Framing, &c.,
Are now prepared to receive ant fill promptly all order*
in the Above line es buainew.
FLOORING and CEILING
and Matclhed.
Lumber of all kind kept con
stantly on hand.
Iu addition to our manufacturing establishment we
have an extensive LUMBER YARD on the con fines of
tbf* city, where w« are ready to receive consignments of
Ltiraber, which will be disposed of spetdily on the most
advantageous torint, and prompt returns made therefor.
J. <?. HENDRIX,
July B—t GENERAL AGENT.
Wm. Ketcham,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
forwiroim; .w,
A. 3? Iu -fk IV r r Gr TC O rt GT I A,
Can ftu nlah good and safe Storage. Will receive and
foi wI rd gr. Xis. and buy and Bell all kind* of
Merchandise and Produce nn Commission-
Consignments Respectfully Solicited.
COTTON.
I will pay the market price, “or a little more,” for
Cotton in good «bfpp n? order, either in GcLD, GREEN
BACKS OR PROVISIONS.
W KETCHAM.
liV 0.T08.F.
Cbewmg aud Smoking Tobacco, ?Targe runm fiv.
rup. Sorghum Syrup, Crushed Sugar/Brown bu£5 y
Tea and Coffoe, Salt, Soda. Starch, Pepper, Flour,
Meal, Bacon. Mackerel, Cotton Yarn,) all
numbers), Whitiemore’s Cards, (gen
uine), Weol Cards, Harness, Sole
and Upper Leather, Calf Skins,
Men and Women Shoes,
Men and Boys Kelt and
Straw H.tts, La4W
and Misses L -g- *
horn and
rtraw
• Hats.
Pens. Psp<>r, Pencils Envelopes. Blacking and numerous
wthe. articles, all of which writhe ecfd, Wholesale or Re
tail for either Specie tx Oreenbaeks.ar will be ex changed
for Racon, Lard, Corn, Wheat, Fivur, Lumber, Shingles
or auy other Country Produce.
W. KETCHAM.
July 14—3 m
two tHoicE Plantations.
TH 8 Undersigned attars for sale two desirable places
iu Chambers Country, Alabama ' 6itecnu«prisi> k ISO
odd aetesy Oak and Hickory; miles from West Point,
ini mod ately on the Montgomery and W*i:st Point kail
road. as well s the main Gtoruui/hfara between ihfl
cities* The other situated one mile s'uth-sst of tbe
above described place, cotisiats of I2OQ acree of-fine Pine
Lani, 400 just cleared, ttu* remainder heavily timbered.
Both plnc«s are well improved, ennvenfent to good
Bch>ols aud Churches, and adapted to Corn and Cotton.
The ab ve lands offer great inducements to any one
wishing to embark in the Lumber or Planting interest
Refers to Jno. C. Whituer, John Wright and C
W. Winter.
Alfred Harrell.
Aug B—2in
BILLIARDSAND POOL.
THE BXCHANOB HOTEL
BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM
HAS been opened in the basement of the Exchange
Hotel with three xce'lent Tab’es The rfioni is
large, light audcool. Billiard end Pool Players v ill find
everything conducing to their amusement iu good order.
The Billiard and Pool Room is open from eight iu the
morning until eleven o'clock at night. July 26—Im
For Sale.
AN improved pace, five mi left from the city, on the
McDonough Road, containing
TWO HUNDHED ACRES.
Alwut sixty ncros cleared ; tbe bal.uce heavily timbered
wub Oak and Hickory. Ibo Iniiidlnn ->re .11 iww.
Apply to RICHARD OHJIE.
duly 18— Im
Dft F. H. ORME
Homieopathtat,
HAS rc«mracd t b e practice of lkis profewlon iu Atlan
ta- He may be found, for the present, at the resi
dence of Col. Dabney,coruer of Mi chsllahd Washiugtou
streets, fronting on City Hall Square
jy‘2fo*-lm
HOUSE 7OR SALE.
A LARGE TWO STORY HOUSE
FOR SALE AT STONE MOUN- .
TAIN, IN GOOD CONDITION-
July 13—Im Apply «t Jins OfrlCß
DR. B. L. SEAGO,
Office on Whitehall Street.
Will practice Medicine and Surgery.
lyW-ti * •
VOLUME J—NUMBER 34.
nm i. nrrcwNos, i w , w nun .
J.KI<H *. I *m>. c. WUVUL
Mffi, DIM & co.,
WHOLESALE GBOOEBS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS 12
Leaf Tobacco,
Ccuntry Produce.
Ac., &o.j &c
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, be
tween SEVENTH and EIGHTH,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Strict atu ntion paid (e tbe sale of
BACON, LARD, PORK,
WHEAT, FLOUR. WHISKY.
Will fIU all orders for
Uajrjjriiiftj. Rope, etc.
aug 8-3 mo
K. M BRICH. * I T. 8. MORGAN.
E. M. BRUCE & CO.,
RBS BROAD BTRKIT,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
BANKERS AND COTTON FACTORS,
■* DEALERS EXCLUSIVELY IN
Foreign and Domeitio Exohange,
Coin, Unourrent Money a Cotton.
I HAVE thir-flay taken into partnership THOMAS S.
MORGAN. I dqjhie la recognition and apprecia
**-m er Tills auYmpoa.Ultv.Ta iaUgrfty, ana nigh capacity
m a business man, and his long satisfactory and suecsas
fu! management of my commercial and financial atlairs,
fidelity to ray interests, (having been with me
i ” ; ‘bDut intermission for more than fifteen years.)
I do therefore meod him wlth confidence to the bu
siness public.
E. M.
Aug 6 6tn
“Here’s Your 3 Peimy Nails,” <
Another frr.b Arrival *t th.
“VARIETIES,”
WHITEHALL STREET, EAST OF
RAILROAD, BRXT DOOM. TO
fiAbnOBS 4k SIMMOMfc.
50 Regs NAILS, 3 to IS,
5 Sacks Fine RIO COFFEE,
• 1 20 Kits No 1 MACKEREL,
WEIXbUCKKTS,
TOY RUCWETS; k - ■’ - > ••
Mmon and Rwteritigr TROWBLB,
:ta SPELLING B®©RB, Sa/: L . P ’-r
COME rWh® AJLONGK
F. HAGAN & CO.
Aug. 5-ts »
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RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office abate Roark'i Corner, WhUehall St., AUantn, Ga.,
Re.per.tfally inform, tbe eltlien, of Attahta and
vicinity that he ia prepared to do all
work In hi. Una.
-«*r «» » to Mount Ttrth on Rubber Pl»to
•ocording to the lateat rtylo. All ortera promptly at
tended to. July 2B—lm
J. T. THOMAS & CO.,
SAVAMNAH, SKOROIA,
Commission and Forwarding Mu
chants, will give prompt attention
to all business entrusted
, . . to them. . „
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S.W. ADAM. I T.*.rcwnu.
B. W. ADAMS & CO.,
GROCEBB AND
Ccmmissiou Merchants,
Peachtree Street, next door to A. C. Wyiy’.
eld .tend,
ATLANTA, CEORCIIA.
WOwtraurti of rtl kind* rMptctfally wUolted. *«g
Am a—*n
BACXAN ’ *
6,000
’ au«« « LASBkAN, WRIIAKMI• 00.