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DAILY NEW ERA. OFFICK OF TIIK NKW KHA. In the Bulldin< known tlie “Ten ftenker House,** o • Loyd Street. NEW RATES Th* following ara the r tt-s or subscription and adver tising for tie Dally New K n. D.ilv for one in >n«h f J 00 Duly for six months 5 00 Dally lor twelve in >nthe 10 GO Finale copies, nt the counter. 5 cents. Advertising. Il 00 per -qnireof ten lines, and 50 ce-ts for each subsequent in»t* tian. LE(; U ADVBRTISEJIE’rrs. Sales of Reni hstate, by A iminisDat«»rs. Executors or Guadians. are required by l»*w ’o bo held on the first Tuesday in each mouth, between the hours of t.-n in tnw forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the Court House in the c. tint.v iu which the property is situated N .fees of these ssiee must be given in a public gax tte forty days previous. Notices <*f the sale of personal property must be given iu lite manner, through a public caxette. teu days pro viou« to sde day. No»ice to’Debtors and Creditors of an estate, must be pub'isheJ forty day • Notice that appliciUon must be made to the Court of Or Unary jor leave to sell real estate must be published for two months. Citations f r letters of Administration. Guardianship, Ac . mint be published thirty days—so dUmtsdon from Administrate ». monthly six mouths—for dismission from Guardianship. turty days Rules for fie so echwure of Mortgages must be pub lish-d monthly tor four months—for establishing lost Capers, for the ful apace of three months —fur compel ng titles from Kxe utors or Admini>trat-rs. where bond his ween viveu by the deceased, fui the full space «*f three months. Publications will always be continued according to those, the lr<al requiremeutA, unless otherwise ordered, at the following rates: She iff’s Sales per levy of tun lin eor less $3 00 Sheriff’s Mortgage ri fiu sales, per square 50 Tax C dlector’e Sales, per square 50 Cituions for letters of administration 3 00 Citations for letters of Guardianship 8 00 Nutio* of application for dismiss*un from Adminis tioi 00 Notice of application for dismission from Guardian- ship 4 00 Application to sell real estate 600 ; Notice t<» DebVxs and Creditors 300 , Sale of Real .-estate, per square 50 Fates of perish able property, ten days 2 00 Betray Notices, sixty d*ys 4 00 Foreclosure of Mortgage, per square 50 For m in advertising bis wife, (in advance) 10 00 Marriage Notices 1 00 PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OP GEORGIA. A PRJ LAMATIOX. By J otts Jonsson. Provisional Governor. To the People of Georgia : Wbkbk.s, by the Proclamation of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, da ted 17th of June, A. D. 1865, I have been ap pointed Provisional Governor of the State of Georgie, with instructions to prescribe, at the earliest practicable period, such rules end regulations as may be necessary and proper for convening a Convention of the people, composed of delegates to be chosen by that portion of the people who are loyal to the United States, and no oth- r ; and also with all the powers necessary and proper to enable such loyal per pie of said State to re, store it to its constitutional relations to the r'ederiJ Government, and to present such a republican form of State Government as will entitle the State to the guarantee of the Uni, ted States therefor, and its people to the pro tection of the United States ag.inst invasion, insurrection and domestic violence : Now, therefore I, Jamks Johnson, Provis ional Governor of the State of Georgia, as aforesaid, do by virtue of the power in me vested as aforesaid paoclaim and declare— -Ist. That an election for deUgates to a Convention will be held on the first Wednes day in October, A D 1865, at the different precincts at which elections are direct'd and authorized by law to be held for members of the Legislature. 2d That the thirty-seven counties in the State, which, by law in force prior to he first of January, lt-61, wer- entitled to two members of the House of Rrp esenlaiives, shall be authorized and entitled to elect each three delegates ; and that the remaining counties shall each be authorized and enti tled to elect two delegates to said Convention ! 31. Tha' no person at such election shall be qualified as an elector, or shall be eligible as a member of eueb Convention, unless he rhall have previously there'o, taken and sub scribed the oath of Amnesty, as set forth in tbe President’s Proclamation of May 29tb, A D. 1865, and is a voter qualified as prescrib- ‘ ed by the Constitution and laws of the State ■ of Georgia, in force immedia ely before the I 10th of January, A. D. 1861, the date of tbe | so-called Ordinance of Secession. 4th. That any two Freeholders qualified to ; vote at such election as aforesaid, may act as ] managers of the election at each of the pre- I cincts as aforesaid ; and that in man ging : and superintending such election, they shall be governed by, and proceed under the laws of the State regulating and prescribing the election of members of the Lrgislotnre, prior to tbe first of January, 1861; Provided that each of said managers, before entering on tbe duties prescribed, shall swear tbe other truly and faithfully to superintend aud make return of said election according to law as aforesaid and tbe requirements of this Proc lamation. stn. That tbe delegates who shall be elected ns ulore-a d, shall assemble in Convention at tbe city of Milledgeville, at 12 o’clock, meridt an. on the liuitu W’edu sd.y of October. A D 1865. Au-i whereas, The rebellion which hae beea wiged by a portion of the people against the government oi the United Slates has in its revo lu’iouary ptogress, depuved the people of the State of all civil g .vernm-nt; and where,s, they muse temain without civil law until a State Gov-rnmenl shall have been organ zed by it e Convention ca.led as aforesaid; and whereas, it i n-cess-ry tn the meantime t' al domestic (ran., qmltty b“ ensured, and that the loyal people be pro'ectei] in all their rights ot petson and of pioper'y, I do further proclaim and declare : 1-t. Tnat no individual by vir'tte ot Isa own au’hority, shall infl cl corpcal punishment oa any pe'mn for any real or suppissd injury, when er such injury relate to perron or proper ty; ai.d that in ail such ca-es, redress rititsi be sought from . n I given by meh military authori ty, as may be invested with j jrisdiction over the casts. 2d. That slavery is extinct, and involuntary servitude no Linger t x sta. II nee no person shall have control of the labor ot another, oth - er than such control as may lawlnlly tesul> from indenture, the relation of parent and child, guardian and ward a< 4 the contract of hiring, f eely and fairly made; and that for a breach ot duty, Oh the part ol any oue «lan<liug in these relaiions. toe tu litary authority will administer tn a summary manner, al< quite and p.oper re lief under tn** laws of the land. 3d. That all riotous r tiimu'tiiona w«’mVs grs of th- people, and also all as emb ages tor uni .wful or j-cts, wi I tie d s; er.ed; and to thia end, it necessary, th- mi o-iy power of the Unit'd S ates will be invoked. 4th. That the idea, if any pitch is entertained, that private pioperty will he distributed or par celed out is not re ly delusive hut dangerous and rnischievi.il-; and if any alteinut should he mad-by any penou or persons to • ffect such an ohj -ot by violence or un awlnl means, it will only s- nre to him or them speedy and m-riled puntrLm-n*. 5 h, Te the eu<) that th- people may qualify thim—lves as vo <T-, it will doubtless be tbe piea-iire ot H e corntbisaioi.ed < fli -r in 'he ser v ce ot He United Sla e«. to have the oath of amnesty adinmisiert d under th- rules ami rcgit latiora prescribed by the Secretary of State of the Unded States; and in ths work, I mom earm s ly desire and s >lic t tbe e eerlul co op eration of the people, so thi t Georgia may speedily be d rlivered of military rub-; ’h t "be may once again regulate her own doin'stic a' fairs, and again enjoy the blessings of civil government, and bea'd andtelt by her Senators and Kepiea. ntativeg in the councils ot tbe na tion Dyne at Milledgeville, the Capital es the Slate, on this the 13th day Os July, iu the year ot our Lord. 1865, and the eigbty-ninth year ol American Independence. JAS. JOHN ON. Provisional Governor of Georgia. By tbe Governor : L H Bnistc >B, Secretary, THE DAUL ' NEW ERA. VOLUME I A PROrLAN l UOV. By Johnson, P»o islenal Governor. To THE I KOPLEoF GEORGIA I Forth- pit po-e ot eun-iing <he people of; Georgia the m ire esSdy to prepare therns 'lves for the .x .uc se o' the rg'i a ot ci z n- I Iter.- hv procln m and dpere, ilmi the Or tin .ties ui the sere" ! c untie, >t th- S i e, be and ar he-eby au 'i.r z d to administer ti e o .th of i Amn s y ei out in the 1’ —ddent's Pcocl'tna tj, n ot tn ■ 29 h ot M iv. 1865, to snub *>-r-otts n << .hull be en'itled to t k- and receive th same ; 'nd in case ot a v <■ ncy n the , th. e of O' C'tia y in any <«u i v or Gunnies in this Ste'e. then and In ih<' ca«e, th- ()!• tk ot the Superior Court n* snoh Conn v "hall admut s’er siid oath; P orided «»id dffl -is themselves stall b«v- revioudy 1 (k" sad ph. It isfurths d ciiredn directed that whin the ottth s adm'nistered as nf,itesatd io any per son within any ot th- exceptions specified in su’d proclamation, it shall be appended io the petiti'n of the ai pljoant—which petition shall also b- verified before such O d nary or Cleik, by the oath ot the party ; and when s'ltuinis tered to any person not embraced with n any of the exeentinns specified, the or ginsl Ou'.'i taken and subsciibed, slta'l be setii by the < fli cer sun- to h- Seer- a y ct State of the United States, and a certifl<-*i copy shall be siven to the ai pl cint. And it is further proclaimed and declared, that all the o s'.J -a of t-is State who h«ve taken and subscribed ti e oath prescribed J e Proclamation aforesaid, n not embraced wu n any of tbe exceptions; or who may have re ceived special Amnesty if embraced ; shall pr. - ceed thereafter in the discharge ot the duties ot their several Ofli:es ai’cordit g to the l ives in existence prior to the Ist of January. 1861. so tar as the same are not inconsistent with our present condition. Te facilitate the people in obtaining the Am nesty pre fibred, the Ordinaries or Clerks, (as tbe case may be,) are authorized to procure printed bl v ks from either of tbe following presses tnist convenient, as the same m*y be needed, for which payments will be provided, on bills presented at this offise, viz: Savannah Republican. Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, Southern Watchman, Atlanta litell'g-ncet, Rom- Courier. Maeon Telegraph, Southern Re corder and Columbus Enquirer. Done at Milledgeville, the Capital of tbe Stare, on this the 7th d iy of August, in the year of our Lord; 1865, and the eighty ninth year of American Independence. JAS. JOHN-OV. Provisional Governor oi Georgia. By the Governor : L. H. Briscoe. Secretary. OFFICIALORDS2RS. Hbndquarters, Ass’t Com b of Fokbdmsn, For South Caroli'a. Georgia asd Fl b da Bkacf hit. S C. June 20, 1865. GENERAL ORDER I NO 1 f I. The following Circular front Headquar ters B-trean ot F.-e luieti. R ‘ogees and Abandoned Lands, is republished for the in formation ot all wh .m it in vy concern : WAR DEPAR WENT, Bubbav of Fbkkovrv. Rkfugr.:s and Aban donkd La dj, vVashi.vuruN, D. C. May 22 1865 Clßt ULAR. ) N ..3 [ Where-Sz a large nmnnnt of land in tbe State of Virginia, mid In other States that have been in insurrection, has been abandoned by disloyal owners and s now beini cnltivat- | ed by Freedmen; stii whereas the of such land, are attempting to obtain possession of them, and thus deprive th" Freedmen of tbe fruits of their tn lustre : I' is ordered that all abandone 1 land, in sal t States now under cultivation by the Fr '.ym -n n- regain ed in their possession until the crop, now growing shall be secured tor th-ir labos and its products, and for exp uditures. The above order will not be socmstiued as to relieve disloyal persons from tbe on sequences of their disloyalty ; arid tbe impli cation for t>>e restoration of their lands, by this clrs s of persons, will in no case be en tertained by any military MUthority. O 0. Howard, Major General Com missioner Bureau of Pretdineii, Hefugees and Abandoned Bands WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant Gunhial’s Office, Wabhuoton, May 22, 1865. All military Biitboriiies Will sustain th* 1 Commissioner of the Bureau of Retugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, and aid him in the execution of the above order By direction of the Secretary of War. E. I) Townkknd, Assistant Adju'ant General. 11. The provisions of the above Circular will be strictly enforced throughout the States of South Carolina, Georgia and Flori da Complaints have been made nt. these Headquarters that, in many instances former owners of plantatio s and slaves, who are now allowed to remain on their hands upon condition that they announce to their former slaves that they ire free, and make with them fair and equitable agreements, whereby full and just compensation shall be made for their labor and its products, are, in defianc of this o der, still forcing their former slaves to work for them, and continue to bold them n slave ry, even to tbe extent of shooting them down it they dare to assert their freedom ; and fail utterly to admit or announce to them in any way that they are free. Such acts are disloyal to the Government and iu plain violation of its policy. It is hereby ordered that, all persons employ ing lhe Freedmen in agricultural end mechani cal pursuits within the State ot South Carolina, Geo'g a and Florida, who fail by the 15 h i f August to announce to those in their employ the fact that they are free, aud lad to recugn z, them as free men and to make suitable agree menu with them whereby a juat and equitable compensation will be seettr <1 to them lor their labor, will be field as d.aloyal to the Un ted StatHS Covernme it. and th-ir prop-tty will be s I j-ct to seizure and d'V'aion among* he Freed men in accordance with the provisions of See tion 4 of an “ Act to establish a Bn ean for tbe relief of Freedmen and Refugees Approved March 3. 1865. 111. As the harvest time is near, and the ! Fretdm n h ive bee* regirded is Ir-e by the I United S ates Goveri ment. siuc> January, 1863; and as a m 'asnre ol oec salty to pr> vent tbrni from beoi mng paupers on its bounty, the Freedmen must be paid lor their Libor on all lends, not abandoned since tbe coinmeneem-nt of the preparation of the ground lor-e, d. up to the harvest time of this year ; and unless lull c mpet Bition is made to the satisfaction of this Bureau, tl.e Fieedrn m will bo entitled to aHfi W'll receive one hull of tbe crop raised. IV. Any person who „h ill whip or otherwise maltreat anv frei'dtn n heo iuse he asset is that freedom, or for other cause, will be held guilty to fore the law, and punished for assault and bittery ; and any one ho shall t ike the life of aiy fie-ilman lot lik cm-e, will be held guiliy of murder. V. N ’ p-rson will be permitted to drive the aged, infirm and helpless from their present place ot abode ; tb-y must be allowed to re main where they are until such time i*s the Government shall make proper prevision for their supfiort. VI. T 1 « A‘S st n* Commissit n'irs in the States of South C.roiina, Georgiu and Florida are re quired to enforce this < rd'T to the ex'ent of tneir power, and to repot t to these t.eadqiisr- Urs all violations of it- The aid of every friend A’Lv.Xf V, Cr\.. VVI I>X";u\Y WKXIV.. \EG US 1’23 18l>5. o' justir- and fair dealing t etw-n min a d niai, s also rq * -i* dtn bril etoti e .n>. > ■■■ f the Fret dinan’- Bn -at* any failure to c nip ? with ts p vsi r. When the rules ot ' X lO’ j: rt e s'i ■I > O « served in the reia‘io"s be-w . em '■ y nod employ-rs. an ’ each s’oJI • ad u. o> ■ s r ght', then will bo firact calij e uisoa ed.to cleatlv th .t n ecmdo in . h d.* a , . tbe tree labor rys rm. By ord Bv’i M j G.-o. R. SAXTON. Ass’t Com’r of Freeduieu 10. Sr. Ca., G • , un 1 Fo*. (Offlya') Edward A. Wild Brig. Gm. V >!«.. A’-’i tli.uim s-i . e F —dm m’s I neat. L L ABB 'TT | W 1 .ABgOTT. | BV A' lIiTT ABBOTT & BROTHERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MIRCHANTS, AND Wholesale and Ret d Dealers in PRODLCE AND GRMRIES, WHITEHALL SJCKEET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, We wish to purchase BACON, LARD, CORN. WHEAT, OATS, COTTON. <t-c. For which th© highest market price will be paid. We bare just c .mpleted a large, commodioui brif k store hi use and nre prepared to receive and store al: kinds of gotds o i rrae nabb* terms. Prompt attention given to fur warding all goods consigned to our care. Aug 11—6 m ABBOTT & BKOS. “TsfKW GROCERY AXD MHISSIOX STORE. CLARKE & HESTER, Three Doors Above Mssonic Hall, DECATUR STREET, Have just received a new and 1 ir/e Rnpp’v ol F.inii’y UrocuricS, among which may b- fiund MEAL FLOUR LARD PRT E RIOC FFEF. SUGAR, GREEN AND TE K, OD \, PEPPER, BPIC .BROOMS CANDLE*, CHEESE, SOAP, STtRCH. PI KLES BUCKETS. BACON, MATCHES. MACK Rl L TOBACCO, YEA-T POWDERS, WHITE FISH, Ac., Ac, Ac, Which will be di«pos->d of at the lowest possible rates 49*Particular attention given oi’onsi nnients*%jQi LHWI< H CLARKE. MIT HELLG HE T it. Aug 7—bn Lite « t u iuU .. ti.-or.ia. wiSOiBSs & co?, GROCMURS >VNT> Commission Mercliants, AND DE ALERS H GOLD AND SILViR COINS. Whitehall St, Atl nta, Ga., Will neep constantly on hand BACON, FLOUR, CORN, MEAL, SUG4R. MOLASSES, TOBzICCO SALT. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, OSNAuURGS, COTTON YARNS, &e , &c, &o. Prompt returns mad-» for al) good - sold on rom mission. Ju i 11 3iu W. J. GARRETT | TOUNO GARRETT. GARRETT & BROTHER, Commission Merchants, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN • COUNTRY PRODUCE, SKCOXD DOOR FROM MASONIC HALL, Decatur St, Atlanta, Ga., Phlnizy A Clayton, Augusta; J. 1.. Villi 1 nga. Savannah ; J. W. Fears ft Co.. M con ; R L. Mott, Columbus; C“l. A. I’. Wright. TUonuiMvido , W. L Higb, Madison; Wm.C R4y Montgonnry ; McGruder, Taylor & Robot ts, Baltimore ; Austell & Inman, New York. July 22—tt c. t BROWN. I Gko. W. PARROTT. BROWN & PARROTT, DEALERS IN Fancy and Family Groceries AND Commission Merchants. Particular attention givru so site of WeHtfirn Produce, and purchase and sate id Cotton. Trout House Block, Decatur Wtreet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Refer to W. W. Cluyton. hitn Agent GeorJa ILUirond andß.nkin Company, Atl • l.ivt-n. G ■<». R. < rump 4 < <>.. ijuiihi : Noble V. Iliirdit Ar Co. Sa vannah; W II Inman, 80 V) al 8 iv.d, N. w Yo-' . J n y 28—ts GORDON & CO, General Ccmmhsioii Kuchants Am! Dealers In C’OUINTIS V F»ISOI)TT<JE, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Geoigia. Awg *4<)—lni JXO Y i M. S. V£ DB*iY J M P V£!U>EJ.Y 'JOH i BBOfc I Have comi ’"ted their Store house ou WHITEHALL STRELT, BEIWEEXAL I)*” I X REXTEI STREE r B, And announce tn tlm public that they are ready f' >r the transac tion ■'/ business in the GBNERH COMMISSION . A?aD FOKWAEDING LINE. To all who may be disposed to patron ize them they would say forward promptly to us M. rchandize of every description and Pro duce of all kinds. ; Orders (accompanied by the cash) ;for the pn chase of anything to be j found in our market ; Also, for the col lection of N jTES 3 DRAFTS, RENTS. &C. Orders for purchaving and consign inents, whether large ..r smail, will alike n ceive prompt aiteuvon. Aud if close application to business and im plicit complin nee with ins 11 ac tions will give satisfaction ion shall /ever com pi am. J io. Vjidcuy & Bros. Aug 15—ts J O n B B IT s AND Tommission mniicjants IIS TfIK liriLniv; F 111‘IP.ai.V KSOWV AS IHK P >S i’-OFFIt if, WHITEIILL ST3S3I, ITLINTJ, GEOBGM, [I .ve now instore i l>r?» ini wll sel-cted stock of m, B-W AJO LADIES HATS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, DRUGS, SADDLES, HARDWARE, STATIONERY, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, &0., &c.. Which they will s-1 at tl * I a- t jirictfl for rush only. Now is the time‘or f’ .'intiy M.t I at>'« t » buy their goods at Nasiivi.iu .uot Cim iinuiti pt i<‘ ■»— freight added. Now in Store a «plrndi.l p» < k f Dry G<»r».fa, Not’uns. Gro?m i<>4. a .whi li u rt , ufiered al 'ilmlebale and al ' prict u to Muit th* iiii*< rs. C-'tisi nmrnt* f i’lcU-.’ no•! tlf bn- ineK* en’rinihd so I our caiu will be p <* i pijj aiiau«Ld tu. Cai and see us, i o» semi j e it oi de r s .jioißna 'S’, flic a ’or Ar Hro<*. Aug 13-firn W hehall street. W. | (l , MLL . W. A. RAMSEY & co.. zV T 3 o 'r I O IN AND General Commission Merchants 30 N B SO AD < i'REET, (Opposite Union B u k ) AUGUsTA, <; Ei>l?GIA, G. A. PAh'Klbll, Auc’ioni’ur, Win give fl,eir pr mp’ ami p. r-miwl nft nHon to the sain un i pun bn -• <>t j- -i.,, |;,. a | M,* r . cliiindiFc, Ac, having lur.o expt rienco uni am’.le f.»- cilir os JulyC—lf M. MARBURG, COMMISSION MERCHANT, JSTo. 42 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, Announcns to the Wholem’e Trade of Atlanta and vi cinity, that he U rucbiviug daily consignments of J '1 Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, &c., From Now York and Boston, which will be sold at Kast* tru prices. Aug 16—3 m A. W MITCHEIX. I J. M. C REED. | F. M. RICHARDSON. Mitchell, Reed & Co., WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOL.ESa.LE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF P.TXHEE AND PROVISIONS. Near Cor. Whitehall & Hunter Sts. July 21—Im W A K\M< Y I B?’ H\IL I JAS K. GODFRF.T Angus a. Ga. I AUi-ihln Ga | Antiutt Gu W. A. RAMSEY & CO., .1 l * T I » .V AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS P<aelilree, 3d Door from Marietta Street At Sllltit, (veoi'irill JNO. S. HUTCHINSON Auctioneer. H ivi 'g ••*ta'tli-he<l a br nch of their bumnes« in this ettv. w-‘ «..!i*’lt *« sli ire or pub ic pitroii-tge Will <ive their pr p!,.i a d person 1 attention t >th sale an i pnre .use .f B > <1 . St < <iH .led Entile Merchandise, &c having ur„-» e.xp ricnue viid aiupiu facilities. jnlytt -ts E. R. SASS KN j T. E. WHITAKER. | A. K- BEAOO. SASSEEN. WHITAKER & CO. AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, AND HEAL ESTATE AGENTS & BROKERS. IN LOWER ST. RY OF THS EXCHANGE HOTEL, i 7k T I. A. N T A., < ; i : 0 17 Cz 1 A. 1 riVTE a vicenof 'he well-known W. M. Hill have been | en r e l an Auctioneer. Strict and prompt atten- ■ tioitwi h uh vn to all busiuesH entrusted to their care, an I pi omi t i ett.rns made They n f r to Messrs. Dunn A Mangham, Macon, Ga.; Col. R A Crawford. Macon, Gt; Mes.rs. W. A. Ramsey Ac C•». Au iHta, Ga.; C V Walker «fc Co., Augusta, G'.; ••oi. J. It Powell. Montgomery, Ala; Messrs Lee A Nort-’i 'lontgt»mcry, Ala. 4#* M e have a large, commodious room for storing. Aug 16—Im t. meiborTm., PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN General Merchandize, IN Bi JLDING FORMERLY KNOW! AS THE POST OFFICE. Julj’ Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. J(HN SNYDER. | THOB. 8. SNYDER. JOHN SNYDER & CO., Wholesale Grocers AND Commission Merchants, FOR TIIK SALK OF Western and Southern Produce, ."06 Main Street, bet. Third and Fourth Tjouisville, Ky. Agents for the sale of Raw Whisky, P r firnlar attention given to sale of all kinds of Grain ami onntry Produce. July 27-2 m AMiIiHW Illllli.VW & IU. GROCERS, PROVISION DEALERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, NO. 110 MAIN STKKET, LCUBVILLE, KENTUCKY, Orders f.»r Groceries Provisions, D igging and Rope, promptly executed July 25—6i0 NUMBER 42. ?AVfp B fWTCKWGS, I W w FRA2F* XAMK". ..t'SC.M, | MM.C. WX.VXR. DMI®, DBMIN & co., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS and DEALERS 13 Leaf Tobacco, Country Produce. &0., Ac., &o NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, be tween SEVENTH and EIGHTH, LOUISVILLE, KY. Strict attention paid te tbe sate of BACON, LARD, PORK, WHEAT, FLOUR, WHISKY. Will fill all orders for Vlrtyrs’intf, Rope, etc. aug 3-3m<> C.”wr WINTER, (Late of the firm of Winter £ Pittmsn.) COMMISSION MERCHANT, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. Iltving opened an office nn Marietta street, twe dours above Kile’s new bmldi g, for tbe purp so of doing f tricily a COMMISSION BUSIIIISS. Having had fifteen years experience In th« Grocery and Coinmissiou BuEiness. tb” undersigned flatters him* seif t at he can give guu. ral satiefactiun. KiFErtXNCES -A /nstell. W W. Clayton, Perino Brown, tlanta. Ga; J L Winter A Co.. Lee A Norton, Montg >m ry. Ha.; D II Wilcox Augusta. Ga; Rosette A Awhon. Colurnh «, Ga; P P Pea>«». Macon, Georgi»f eet-ll A liinuHu, New York; McDaniel A Irby. Lynch burg, Virginia, Aug ID—ts Wm. Ketcham, COMMISSION MERCHANT AMD FORWARDING AGENT, Has Removed to his New Store on North Pryor Street, rear Trout House Lot. Having ample storage room, will continue to receive and forward and buy and sell all sorts of Merchandize, Cot on, Gr-in, and other Country Pr -duee on Commission. Consignments Respectfully Solicited. 10 barrels Extra Family Flour, 50 bushels Fresh Ground Meal, 10 i u hels Fresh Ground (frits, 200 bushels Corn, on hand and for sale. W KETCHAM. 5 boxes Extra Choice New Orleans Sugar, 3 bairels Extra i rime Sugar, 2 barrels Fair Sugar, 3 barrels Sugar c».ne S »rup, 1 barrel English Crushed Sugar. W. KETCHAM. JUST RECEIVED. Lnguira and Rio Coffee, Green and Black Tea. (fine) Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, (superior) Well Backets and Rope, and a Plain New Bed steads, at Wholesale or Retail by WM. KETCHAM. Aug 19—ts J. L. WINTER <& CO., (J. L. Winter, late of Atlanta, Ga.) z General Commission Merchants No 97 Commerce Streat. MONTGOMERY, ALA., Wholesale Dealers in all classes of Groceries and all other Classes Merchandise. 1 Also, will attend strictly to buying andselliXg Oottoif on order; having fifteen years experience in GrotScjLxld Cotton trade, think that we are fully competent to give full satisfaction to nil business entrusted to us. Give us a call Will also receive end forward Geode to order. Have ample storage rooms for all shipments to our care. Ad vances made on Goods in store it desired, at usual rates. Prompt returns made. Rxfkrkncks —Josiah Morris. Banker, Montgomery, Ala; a Campbell Mobi'e. Ala; R K Walkei A Co, New Orleans; J W Feats A co, Macon, Ga; M P Ellis AJCo, Columbus. Ga; A Austell. President Fulton Bank, Beach t R o'. Perino Brown. Wm < layton, Georgia Railroad lank Agent. Atlanta, Ga; L»H Wilcox A Co, Phinizy A 'lavtcn 8 D Heard, Augusta, Ga / Geo W Williams, 'harleston, ? <1; Bruff. Brother A Seaver, Austell A nnuiHu. New York ; cDaniel A Irbey, Lynchburg, Va; N Pike, tin .innati, Ohie; McGrew A Robertson, St. .ouis, Mo. Aug 20—8 m T L. LANGSTON. | IUNJ. K CRANK. | C C. HAMMOCK. LA'iGSTOI\,CKAiXE&iLiiWMOtK GENERAL Commission Merchants, ALABAMA STRKKT, Under Exchange note*, Xtiniita, Georgia. ill give the>r prompt and personal attention to ths puichase and sale of all kinds of Merchandise and country Produce. Consignments of * Mtrchundiz * from all parts of tbe Union solicited. Jfs/erences.* W. Williams A Co., Charleston, S. C.; A. J. Brady and irist.au A Bell, Savannah, Ga ; Phinizy A Clayton, Au sta Sa.; P. P I’e-be, Macon, G».; J. B, Porter, Agent •orgia Railroad ; R J Utwry At Co.. A lauta, Ga.; R. L. h mis, Athens, Ga.; L. 8 McGwier, Albany, (Is. i Julyn—U GREAT JfAMMOTH AUCTION SALE. Ml, WIIIT1K«R & CO., Will nil OB th. Second Mondey IB October wext, M tbelr Auction Hou., in tbe Oil; ot A limits A I.ABGE NUMBER OF C<TY LOTS* . Both bueinen end bnlldlng lota on the m<«t dealn- -j bl" etreeU in tbe Cite, MaM to pert 0U Mie ■" following street.: WhlteWnfMXftette leisi, J Beoohtree, Decatur, fnw. Mitehell, Forsyth, Broad and Waitouaireela. Aiao. Beveral Thouaaad Arree of DESIRABLE TRACTS OF LAND In thia and different eaetlon. of the Bt.te. They inrlte tboaa wl.hlng to eel I tbelr City Lote enA Landed EaUtea te make early application and .arere a place In our Catalogue ot Real tat 'te, aa we will na few daya giro a complete deeerlMtoa and them in all the principal newapapen In tbe United dtalea. W. H. HILL. Anetiewbor. W Aureate Chronicle A Sentinel, Macon T-Ueraph, Colnmbua inquirer, will each eepr iwelya time, and ■end bill to the Intelligencer ofloe for collection. July 3»- U “oTpowEiZr" Auctioneer, x REAL ESTATE AGENT,’ ARD COMMISSION JIERCHAKT, "Whitehall Street, NEAR ROARK’S CORNER. All bnalneae entru ted to me will meet with prompt attention I bare eewral fR MB for eala. Auction 4aya Wei nesdaye and Batuid'iya. • JulyMß-tf p. s. aonrntTe | e. a. oarwaw. GODFREY & OATMAN, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - Peachtree Street. Second Door from Marietta Street, ATLANTA. GEORGIA, NO. S. HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer. — Will give their prompt attention to atl ou truated to them Conalgnm-nta "I Produce aud Merchandize whchiql. July 36—3 m —aaanaaama—aaw——mnmpy BELLVUE HOTEL. CORTSTKIt OF Washington & Mitchell Streets, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. This large new house has been recently fitted up for ths accommodation of the traveling jhpl c The house has twenty-four rooms, and we ar* prepared to lodge as well as leed a large nuuusf. OUR TAfliffc . Bh*ll always be supplied with the beet the market affords, and no pain* or expense will be spared to make BELLVUE HOTEL A FIRST CLASS HOTEL. We have attentive and accommodating watte*a, aed every other facility that will cqtitrGmte to the ouWtfort of our gu«stg. Porters will always be found at Ute I>tpo ou the arrival of tbe trains. Try us. Price Ac HtokoMr Aug 17-1 m Na.hville Gszrttn. Augmrt, Oon»titntlon«llßt <n4 M»c>n T.legrnph will MKh copy moidb aud and bill to thia office. "rouroi house, BY G. B. WELSH,’ Formerly Proprietor of Brown Ovum, Manon, 6*. ON THE CORNBB OF IVY AND * GILMEB Atlanta, Georgfia. To his numerous friend, the above announcetaral is sufficient. Give Welah a call. ASF- Welah will enlarge hie eaffifelWiment. JKi- Call for the Fnltou House and fl nd" Porter, skill ful and tru.ty, ever ready at the Depot. Aug 10—3 m HALL HOUSE? TRY IT. OX corner of Pryor and Hu ter street*, In rear ot Exchange Hotel. Neat y lurniabed lor ih ■ aooom niolalion "t the I av.ling pnbbc. Inquire lor tbe HA.LL HOi THE. Porters in attondanoo on arrival of every train, to traoßiwirt baggage, etc. augt lin JOHU T. HALL. EXCHAAGE HOTEL, Is prepared to furnish Bread and Cakes, In any quantity, and will get up, on the shortMt notice, Fancy Cakes for Parties. July 30—tt SABBEIN, W Hit AKER * 00. EXCHANGE HOTEL, SASSEEN, WHITAKER & CO., FROPRIICTOILB. .A-tlantn, Oeorg-ia, July 30—ts CHOICE HOUSE. MOME, GEORGIA. Ths proprietor is prepared to accommodate guests In a ■athfacter, msnuer. JOSEPH C. RAWLINGS Aug 16—1 w Prop- ietor. RiILROID WlllttlM. The undersigned ban open I a Flrat Clan RESTAURANT Under the Old Poet-Office fronting th ' Balliead wbes all will be accommodated wi'h nil rood things to oat on reasonal'h- tirms <9. ComeOitel Como AHI II you wan’ tood eatia Turtle doup every day. Isaiah Davis. AuglA—lw