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JS. P'RATHER, *’*WM L. SCAbOtiS,
Editor* and Proprietor*.
•FHCE OF THE MEW ERA,
Vp rtalr* la th* Kile BaHding, Coracr
Marietta *»d Peachtree Stroete.
Subscription and Advertising Rates.
Tb« and.r.irord'afre* <• *• r'-rerafd by th, fsllnwiu,
Mto* «t ■d»»rli«tng»»d •>ib*cr'pti«n w «v»ry In.tmic*,
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Thre* f.urth* of a oolumh, two month* 190 00
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Ahr*rt>**ni*ut* luertui at tal*rral* to b* *bart*4 a*
aen «n«h inrertion.
A4rertt**m*ai* ordered to remain ou any particular
a*r*, to b- charged a* n*w each lorertto
Ta* money I'm adrerllmng oeuatdere d e after Bret
J.IRID I. WHtTiKIR.
of Daily Intelllgeacar.
MUTMSK, A stt'RVGas
of tel V Now Er*
BAILRAOD guide.
> Eemrgiaa Railrmad.
B, W. COIJA »up«rlat*ad*«t.
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Lea*.. Angara. J *0 * M
Leaeto W**h>ngt**_
Arrive* Atlanta e 49 P.M.
A Hau* I* mad Wee* Pelmt Railrwßd.
QUORUM t». ttCLL. »*p*riat**d*nt.
leave Atlant* •? J* *■ JJ-
Arrtreat W**t Point P. M.
leave *••* Pelut 1 JJ
Memtgeaaery A W**« Palm* Railread
DANIEL H CRAM. Ttmmrrerenrr.
Leave Pen Point 11? p 5
Arrive al Cetmnbu* ® «• * ■ ~
Arrlv *1 Montgomery »1» P »
fraavc Montgomery J i A ‘ 5
Lmt« Colombas - • • A«•
Mrlve nt Wait Point 13 00 M.
Hasan Western RalltomUl.,
B.V WALK IB Super in tan deal.
BAT rABBXMGK* TUAIM.
- T WA.M.
Arrive at Atlanta J JJ-
Loava Atlanta T 30 A. M.
ArHveat Macon .’. -3 F- M-
SlftST TUB.
Lmvv Maa n - ® T 00 P. JJ.
Arrlv. at Atlanta.... ♦ 2# A.a.
Loar. At ant, 7 10 P.M.
Arrive M 4 90 A. M
Western & Atlantic Railroad,
ROBBRT BAUGH. Snp*rini«ndent.
loav. Atlant* 7 4S P. M.
Arrlv* at Chattanooga 5 10 A. M
Leave Chattanooga. - All M.
Arrlv- at Atlanta.... ...... «... ft 10 A .M.
ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
’ INSURANCEr
TBK aabvcribvr to at all times prepared to tako
Ktoka against
LOSS BY FlftE,
Upon Dwellings, Store Houses, Men
chandise and Cotton, or other
property.
■(*>**< good tanas as the Agent of any ether responsi
ble and ensure as prompt settlements as
etrenmstancea sriii permit, in the foilvw ng
First Claw Companion.
THCRNLX INSURANCE COMP’Y,
Harts ord, Connecticut.
COLUMBIA INSURANCE CO.,
New Yorfc.
MMCHANTS’ INSUBANCK CO.,
Hartford, Cenn.
CBOTON INSURANCE COMP’Y,
New York.
NORWICH INSURANCE CO*,
z Norwich, Conn
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMFY,
tiartfore, Conn
Ofllce at the stere es
14. .1- Lowry &, Co.,
No- 30 Alabama Street,
Atlanta. Georgia.
Whenever absent the bnsineee will reee’ve prompt
attention by M. O. MARKHAM,
Aectoiant Agen*.
Jas2o—lm WM. MARKHAM, Agent
FiwniiDiiir
GROCERS
Commission Merchants,
WILL MAKE
M lOVIK tS.
:on all kimds Frmdnce in Stere,
Mitchell . .Street,
ATLANTA, OEORCSIA.
J»n26 —3 tn
Seasoned Lumber
X7V'-A«»rTEIIZ>.
WF. will pay the highest essh prices for seasoned
Walnut I'ep ar and Fine In large or small lots.
• F W FLYNN aCO ,
nevlA-tf On Alabama street, near the Old Market.
General Southern Land
AGENCY.
Wr. have this day become the agents of Messrs.
Wrlgi t. Carte, A C> , Number 62 Broadway, New
York, an 4 th'-j wi I very shortly be prepared to loan
for thecult vat kin • f Cotton, Rice and Sugar ‘They
wil: alee provide wh<i* labor lor the South generally. In
a sow >ys we shall toeno cire ’lars setting forth all those
things in detail from the above howee. Having forme
this a r.ogeaient we can offer greater facilities for
th* »a e of southern 1 -’nd than any agtaW totem ent hl
gteto •oontry. W*», thsr-Lre aolb-iUf thd patronage of
tbs-do ffp-sirinr to se t th-ir land Prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to our care.
November 23-ts MAK HALL A PAR ONB
NEW STORE.
The undereigned offers to the public of Atlanta, and
urronnelng country a full assortment of
Queiinnivvare,
< Jutlery,
Keronene Lamps,
Aqd, la g«»«r*1
801 SE BURNISHING GOODS,
Bor wbteh he toilets a liberal patronage.
iCorooen* <XI kept at retail,
JO Sacks *>/»<*■- ’ vr,
• *«r**l, Atlanta, o*.
P. P. Pease & Co.» Wilbur, Pease & Co»>
No. 17 ALABAMA STREET, RALSTON RANGE,
. Third Street, Cherry and Poplar,
Atlanta Georgia. | Macon Georgia.
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
Forwarding* and Commission Merchants.
KKFEKEIXOKM.
James M. Bee, Boston. Mus. R. M. Bishop A Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
R Rodney King. Philadelphia, Pa. * ard. H’aw A Co , Montgomery, Ala.
Jfcl>at>iel A Irby Linchburg. Ya. 8 b. Webb & Co., Mobile, Ala. <;
Krwln A Hardee". Savannah, Qa. t'asaengale & Snyder. Nashville, Tenn.
Gnlhrie k Co.. Louisville, Ky. Fisher A Warden, St Louis, Mo.
Scott A Brothers, St. Mo. Taylor A Giffney, New Orleans, La.
Wm. Bryee A New York.
P. P. Pease, G..G. Wilbur,
. (Late Wheeler k Wilbur,)
ATLANTA, aKOROIA. MACOIf. GEORGIA.
January 5,1866—3 m
ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
fioWAKD, EVANS & CO?,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
Generel Commission Merchants,
WHITKHALL ITRtBT,
Atlanta Georgia,
W« Have in Store and Reoelvlng to*day,
10 bags Coffee, Fair to Prime,
60 bbls. Sugar, diff rsnt grades,
40 kits Mackerel, No. I,
40 kite “ No. 2,
26 half barrels M«cksrsl No. L
26 - “ No. 2,
15 bble* * No. 1,
300 bate Shot, Noe. 1 to 6,
12 kegs Powder,
a0 bbls Buckwheat Flour,
10 dbs. CalfSkina.
1000 lbs Sole Leather, hemlock,
10 kegs choice.
75 gross Matches,
10 bbls Pure Copt oral,
20 cases Fine Old Whisky.
We invite the attention of Merchants to the above list
of Goods. The moot of them nre ou eonsigument, and
WK HAVE OKDERB TO HELL.
fsbU— Ot HOWARD, EVAN* & 00.
lEOTPARROfir
GJROCER,
AND
Commission Merchant,
TROUT HOUBB BBOCK,
Decatur Hti-eet,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Rsforncis— R. J. Lowry A Co., Athnta. Ga.. Flem
ming A Wheoleso, Augusta, Ferdinand Pbinixy, Augusta
Noble H Hardee, Savannah. D. Morris A Co , Louisville,
Ky., Abner Gieper, Louisville, Ky. .0. P -well Green A
Co.. New York, Harr a, James A Co, New York, Mo-
Daniel Irby A Co,, Ljnchburg, Heniy Ahlt, Kuvxrllie,
Tenn., Jas. K. Anderson, Bristol.
IN STORK AND FOR BALE.
kegs Prime Leaf Lard,
300 Sacks Virginia Salt,
Id soils Machine Hope,
600 yds. India Bagging,
2000 ibe. Freeh Buckwheat Flour,
25 bushels thestnuts.
1 Ohalf bbls Mackerel Nee 1 and 3,
10 kits Macaerel,
19 kegs beet English Soda,
26 boxes Soap, several brands.
15 cases “Pride Bothel” Smoking Tobacco,
23 b- xes Assorted Candies,
60 boxes Brandy and Port Wine Drop’,
10 cases cteklee. quarts and pints,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
100 boxes Sardines,
50 **., G. D. Caps,
Maeroboy Snuff, Fine Cut Tobacco, Blacking Brushes,
Green and Black Tea. Almonds, Brasil Nuts. Pepper,
Spice Ginger, Brimstone, Cigars, Indigo, Madder.
40 kegs and half kegs Dupont’s FFFQ Kifle Powder.
Just Received*
OQQQ Lbs. Sugar Cured Hams,
(JOOO Shoulders,
6000 Lbß RibS,de, ’
6000 Lb, c '
6000 Lb * Prim * Lmf r<l ' ,n M Ib * *** k * 1
MORRISON, NALLE & HANSON,
Peachtreo Street,
Atlanta
foblft—tf
NOTICE.
Having removed my place of business from Marietta
street to
MY NEW COACH SHOP.
On Pryor street, opposite the Tattersail's, where I am
prepared to make
Coachesand Wagons,
of all dene rip’ions on short notice Having the beet and
meet commodious P-int Shop in tbs city. I am prepar
ed ta renovate Coaches of all styles. I have a fine
artisle of
Bneglc* and Wagoni for Sale
Give me a call,
One and all,
In front of Tattersail.
*. T. FtNNRT.
ORME & FARRAR;
Have in Store and to Arrive,
2000 buebe's Cbrn,
10 casks Sugar Cured Hams and Clear Sides,
V 0 kegs New Lard,
23 bb s Cane Syrnp,
SGO bbls Flour,assorted brands,
1000 bnshrls oats,
500 bushels Co.t .n Seed.
500 bushels Ground Peas,
100 boxet Cand ea.
Sugsr, Cbffee, Mackerel, Cheese, Nalls, Wines and
Liquors.
200,000 feel Lumber. Orders filled at short no ties,
fobld—tf
Fashionable Millinery.
J. A. HENDERSON & CO.,
Mn. 18 Wait Fifth Street,
Keeps tbe largest and best assortment of
BOJSTKTETS, KA.TS,
< AND
Millinery Goods,
IN
Cincinnati Ohio.
leb'3-»3m
IL O. BARROW,
Role Agent in Atlanta,
FOB
Slocum’s Patent Side-loading
REVOLVER.
The bent T*istol Made
Avery -n. warranted Perfect end Oaaranteed
FOR ONE YEAR,
KBMP on band a variety es oth*i Patent* of Phtek
at th*
New Hardware Store,
Whitehall street, cor r,<> "
febfl—lsl
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. HKNBT WABKKN. W. B lIARPKR. JNO. W. WALLAC’,
W. HENRY WARREN & GO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Dealers in
Bagging,Rope, Twine, Hats,
BLANKETS,
Hermetically Sealed Vegetable*,
Fruits, Oysters, &c 9
175 AND 177 BROAD STREET,
Augusta Georgia,
We purchase and sell C ttoD, Tobacco, Preduoe, At.,
on Commission, and
FORWARD
Good, caxing through Auguata to any atctlon of th*
tonntry. North or South. f*l>3—Sm
GUANO! GUANO!
We are now taking orders for
PERUVIAN dUAAO,
at
Market Value,
AND
KETTLEWELL’S corn
AND
COTTON COMPOUND OF
nifflffi MM AW HIIIK.
Maleexr' y for tnesa plants and loot crops, in
t.--du'*e< es jra the war witn great »ucceF«.
Price per Ton of MOOO lbs , $3 5, with
expeiißca ndded
. tert W IP >RY WARREN A CO.,
feb3-2m lis and 177 Broaq street. Augusta.
H. EDMONDSTON & CO?,
Cotton Factors,
FORWARDING & GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
JA< KSON STREET,
Augusta ..Georgia,
Having ample Storage accommodatiors are prepared te
receive Conaigmm nts > f all descriptions
We kejp consiautly on band
Corn, Hay, Flour, Wheat, Bacon, &c.
Libera' advances made on
Cotton, and Tobacco,
Consigned through us to our friends in New T<*rk.
„ H KDMONDSTON,
iel>3—3m F. PLV*wB.
GEOTCRUMF&Ca,
GEXEUAI,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for
'Alunufaetiii-e<l Tobacco,
And Wholesale Dealers in
Liquors, Flour. Lime, Sufram. Haw. Ball
ed Fiaii, Guano, <fcc M
209 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia
feb3-3m °
E. P. ( LAYTON,
WarchouHe and General
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
WILL continue the Warehouse and Commission
busitiess rn all its branches at the old stand es
Phinixy & Clayton. He returns bis thanks to the
patrons of the late firm and soicits a continuance es
their favors.
Having ample close-storage accommodations, he will
be prepared to r«c*iv<-, store, se I and forward COTTON
and all kinds of Produce and Meic nndize.
He will also uy and sell un commission Buds
Stocks. Coupons, Ac. ’
< ousignments solicited.
_He refers to A. Austell. Atlanta, Ga feb3-2m
J. T. UN & F. L. FOOPBR,"
Keep constantly on hand
</utlery, Castings, Irons,
HARDWARE & GROCERIES,
And do a general
Storage and Commission Business,
At 130 Broad Street, Broadnax’s old
stand,
AL’GUSUA GEORGIA
feb3 —Im
OiiiiiU’iT i'ii!rEii&to..
'Wholesale Diaig-g-ists,
And dealer* m
FAINTS -A.KTJ3 01X18,
Os every description.
Proprietary and Patent Medicines.
Ot nil kind*.
B r lng the oldest Ilongo in the city in our line, and now
h*v ng a Urge un i w«ll selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
We solicit a nhare of public patronage, and believe
we will give full satisfaction iu every particular. Call
at our oid steud.
{No. 291 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
feb7—■ eod 'm
Fruitland N urseries,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
TUrnit aiixl Ornamental ’l'r««s,
Shrubs, Vines, Roses, Evergreens,
BULBOUS BOOTS.
tlreen Ilouac and Hedge Plant*, dkc
Orders solicited an-I promptly filled.
E VAN i.OIDTdNOVEN. Agent,
Office at ¥• Corra k Cb.’*, U bl eball street,
Adam a, On.
In connection with the above I am prepared to oom
with parties desiring to have their Garden* and
«s restored to eulltvtilfoo or ornamented.
•-Gm
ATLANTA A DVERTISEMENTS.
BKNJ. F WVI.Y, I ,
WM. 8. CAKROLL, J lj,te A - c - W J' I X * C*.
ANDREW DUNN, late of Vor.' th, Ga
Will, UinOLl 8 DHI,
Dealers in
STAPLE GROCERIES
AND
Western Produce,
WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY,
Collier’s Building,
West-aide WHITEHALL STBEET,
A-TX.A.NTA., OEIOItGtA.,
W» hare now in .for* and for axl« low,
100 bbls, common brown to choleo Sugars
IGD nicks iair to choice jiio ( offwe, ’
10CO bb n supertine iiid Extia Fiour
3voo husheU choice M|xe«i Coi u. ’
50 boxes Refined asaoit«»<l Candy,
. 100 boxe> Hamburg Cheese.
Candles Soda Pepper, Ac , &c.,
b* A h°' * " UISII * Ot f Krt " l Cutloa d< “" 1 al 11-00 per
Our te'-llitlew enable us to buy three Good* In
ROUND LOTS FOR CASH
' U the beaUmarket in America, and we are prepared te
offsr them to the trade at
Wholesale Prices,
that will comparefarorably with any house lathe South
, February 8, iB6O ts
COTTOI DU C kVa
7B<ilhh Cotton Puck.
j"i3 ts W. KETCHAM.
’ RICE. 7 ~
Carolina Rice,
Il Wholesale and Retail.
J*n3 ts W. KETCHAM.
W. B. LOW*. J. 1. . AXhtBEON. a. 3 DAILI*.
W. B. LOWE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE KLER« IN
Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
HATS. BOOTS, SHOPS.
V hltehall street, Atlant *, Georgia.
f«bl—Bm
IROV.
SMALL lot Plantation Iron.
j*n3—H W. KETCHAM.
ST. LOU 1S ADVERIISEMENTS”
fiirannßi®
Packet Company. .
C. J. < AFFRAY President.
J . B. STOCK TON Seer t.ary.
FIIAXHL F. KhiBEL Treasurer.
Dili ECTOR <*
M. Bump, Nashville, A. R Moream. St. L r uis.
W. W. Fyffe. > ash vile, J. B. L. Keating. St. Luia,
R. C. McCor-i, St. Louin, J. < al'nhan, St Lcuia,
A. A. Turner. St. Luub.
Forming a Belly Klne of Steamers from
St. l*<>uis to Johnsonville » n<l P ast**
port, on tlie '1 einosee Ktv«r.
In ct nnection wuh too
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
South Carolina and Alabama Railroad,
Connecting at Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROA ,
And at Paducah with the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
From St. Louis to Nashville in
FORTY HOURS.
The shortest and quickest route to
Chattanooga, Atlanta,
AIOTsraTOAfEbtY,
Aud all points in
GEOKGI A.
SOUTH CAROLINA,and
ALABAMA.
The following ILht drought and b»st steamers com
pr «e this line, onu of * huh will leave the Company’s
wh*rf-boat, foot of Poplar atieel, daily, at 4 ' M.
STEAMERS. <
C. J. Caffrey, Laura. .
M. Burna, 8 Ivor Wave,
Spray. Mdbrey,
• 'oiicra, Virginia Burton,
Louisa, Oro McC. Porter
Fanny Barker,
Through Tickets and B1 s Lading signed at Cornua
nt’s ofiice, No. 11 SOUTfI < OV.MERCIAL STREET,
(City Buildings).
For Freight or Passage r pplyon bo •rd of boats, or to
JOS McE'TIRE, » Steamboat
BOYD & sYLVi ST U R. f Agents.
jan23 —ts SCOTT & BRU , Railroad Agents
F F NOKB EL. C J CAFFKKT.
KNOBEL & CAFFREY,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
NO. 11 CITY BUI T DINGS)
BETWEEN MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
57. Z 0 UJS MIMOURL
Orders or Bacon, Pork, Lard. &c., solicited and
promptly filled. nevi—6m
7. N. STEPHENSON7
Commission Merchant,
AND
COTTON BROKER,
NO, 76 NORTH SECOND STREET,
ST LOUD* MISSOURI
November 1,1865 —1 y
TITO*. C. READY, GKO. F. DAVIS.
READY &
Genaral Variety of Wholesale
CLOTHIERS,
(2reat Inducements io Southern Trade.
No. 69 Main street, /
arxxANDER cßonax famfelbaxtkr f.rn'Bt wrnrit
EACLE FOUNDRY,
Main St, between Carr and Biddle,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
CROZIER, BAXTER & CO ,
(Successors »o Renfrew, Crozier A Co. ) i
M/KANUFACTU* EKS of Sleun hnginea. Sieamboat
ly ■ Machinery, Portab'e and btutr'i nry Boilers, and 1
Bbcvi Iron Work ot all dt'KcriptiunH aiwuya uu hand. c
oci29—l2m
NATfIKW MOODY. | J< HIIUA C. MU H» L, | MOKKY T ANDHKWB
MOODY, MICHEL & CO.. ,
Wholesale Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
No. Secoiiil Street Corner Olive, e
oeKW-Jy . 9T. EOVI9. IWO. u
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOL Ml tils iV ’ibihMih
cixNca.vr-.’ ATa.
STATION AR'" & PORTABLE ,
Steam Engines
WITH SIMI UTA SHIHS ASH IS.EIi/iFSI
Wrought Iron Head Blocks,
ECLII’nE SHING! E MACHINES.
WaiHl Working .uacliinery.
CORN MUIS, MILL GfLRINC 4 SHAFTING,
Wrought Iron I' ipri I'ittiugs. Vun t ck>;Xr
GIFFARD INJECTOR,
OIL WELL MACHINERY.
Steam Fir**
applicant* for Deo rlptiv. t'ir> ul»r«, will *poclfy tbr
■achlnory tlo-y n", <l.
J«ou»ry 3. 1866 3rn
;**. o. M’rcnHAM. a. 3. xsrer.s jxo. n. u'r»aaiM
McFERRAN & MENEFEE,
(Late of Louisville, Ky,)
MBSION WURfIIAftTS,
Dealers In
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
And A| ents for
Bale Rope, Bagging and Twine,
Wo*. 102 aud 104 Wret Sccoud Street,
CINCINNATI OHIO.
November 28, 1865—3 m
Block, Lehman &Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Liquor Importers und Manufacturers,
AND
Agents for Tobacco and Cigars,
No. 68 Wc*t Second Str« t, betwoiu H-lnur and
Vine streets,
Cincinnati ..Ohio
December 20 -<■-
ib iimTW
T. W. Evins, ’ate of Evans A < 0.,
W. 11. Evans, late of Evans k < 0..
Wm. Po ter, late ot Evans Ar Co..
Tnos. D Ute late of F t*». >heph< rd 4 Co.,
R C Gardmr, late < f Gardner A Co.,
11. B Hi cknerJate of <*nrdu< r A C«>..
R. w J ENA ings, laic-with Ga<duer A Co.
EVANS, FITE & CO.,
Wo. 4 Inn 1310c1x.,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
W. are n'»w opening n large and we‘l *s*ort* d at ek of
Foreign and American Gocds,
VARIETIES,
800 I S,
SHOES.
HATS AND
• a*
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Purcbanhed for CASH.since the recent decline in privet,
whir>‘ ’ to the tr de *t
VERY LOW PRICES.
Being concrete .<Tvns, Owner! Co.. o r v ew
Yoik City, am iLaportine a-l F re gn ad j u r cbas
ing from msnutacturrrn nil Amer can Go >••«,
and possessing ev-ry n<iVHt>tnge of gett-ng
Goode at LOWEST PR! I S. f el ■ very
eonfidenee in s ymg to s <reliant*
that we will soil thvru as
ct<e«|> ; s they can bo
purchabhr in any
m»-ike .
Having adopte 1 the GASH syi«t m of b“tb buying and
sell ng enables us t» do b'iMne*s ou a small advance,
th* reby i nab mg those i nichnsiugo ns toco.-eptto * itb
atoctea purchased ant w.h* rtf.
Having resident parti e s in N w York g‘v«-a ur ad
vantvg- iu keeping up a stock whi ’h merchants will
fin' large aud well nmortrd tlirough-ut these son.
JHrW c solicit an ' xam nation < f our st'« k.
EV’ A I ITM db CO.,
anV2-3m No 4 Inu Hlock. Naa vil e,Tennessee.
ffiOBT. LOCKHART & lIEMPsTER.
cotton factors,
LIVERPOOL.
Cash 'lvanci'd on C >um u: by
MESSRS. MAUD6C A WR GMT.
Augusta Ga.
N. B Cot’on c<<n* gm <1 to other l.ousce we will re
ceive and ship nith dispMicn io any Atneiictn or burn
pein poit. paying Lx & and all tiemssaiy opinM ou
whip. MaUDLAWKiGH .
Jan el—lm.
C. K CLAGHORN, W. F HKRRIXG.
120 Chestnut street, No. 7 Wan en Block,
Philadelphia Aiunsta Ga
ILIGIIOHN & HERRIMJ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agent* for the Pu.clinae and Sale of
Cotton, Cotton Yarns
Sheetings, Shirting*, Drills,
- OSXABURCS, Ac.
W CONSINGMENTS AND ORDERS SOLICITED. -ffi»
W. F HEiHIAG,
No. 7 Warren Block. Augusta. Ga.
C. E. Ci* IGHOHN,
Janlo-3m 120 < heetunt street, i hilatidphla.
APPIER, THORNTON & CO?,
WHOI.ESAI.fi ASO BKTAtL
Bookxel levs, e>tn Honors.
ask
General Hews Dealers,
No 60 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga
feb6— r
Valuble Mill Property for Sale.
flllMT va'uable property known “FOREST
JL MIL! 8.” former y Gunn’s Mi Iff, on tho Georgia
Railr ad, in Wairen cun y. ii chining STONEHOUBK
DWELLING.and other outhouses < tiered for ml .
Toone wanting a lucrative b >i. ess, this place offers
a goo l opp rtunity fm m-king money Thea, range
meat of tt.e A ill iscrmphte, an I ibe machinery in fine
order, with every convenience for grinding Wheat and
Corn, and without any forth r outlay of c apital, should
bring an income of Five Th- usao Dollars a year T..e
More and Poet Office has a fine cu»t<>tn, and, with a well
seb-cted of go ds, can be made very profitable.
Terms easy. The property c nb • shown by my Agent,
M. M. E Cooper, on Use pr iniao-’.
TiIUMAA P. STOVALL,
fel>7—lra Augusta, Georgia.
L R DAVIS, ~
strictly Commission
AND
Forwarding Merchant,
292 Broad Street,
Augusta. Georgia.
TO MY FRIENDS:
(BOLIC T e< nffignm-nt* of Flour B con. Lard,
< liocse. Corn, «»nta Bargm-j. Rupe, Bigsr, Coffee and
Western Produce and Giurerhs of any and all k n i«
Prompt and personal! attention given to any business
entrusted to me. R. s. ectfnlly,
L. B. D WIS,
Commission and Forwarding Mi retain t,
292 Broad a*reef,
Jau31 —Im Augusta, Go rgia.
Herring's Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
Eanltors’ Safes.
W.'. are the autnoi ix d ;g -niff lor th Kale • f the
anovt Bat«s, anti < ffbr them to the public at New
York prices, with freight auded.
These c*a!es have i*-coiv«'<l the prizo nu-dnb nt the
World’* Fair, and ail >tmr ptaci-s win-re »*ier have been
exhibited. ripcc;mi-i:s may h«> se» nal
gamble a jiic <ling s,
General Commission Hoiu<- jftriclin struel
nov --If
HELMHOLD’S CONCENTR IT. D EXTRACT BUOHU
Is thoG eat Diuretic
Helmbold’s Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
I» tho Great Blood Purifier,
Both are prepared acccording to th J rules of Ph irnia- I
ey and Ohcnsisiry and are the most active that can be
»*<>• Ja 7-lyebd I
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION 1
bt tub
lil’RliKl lIIPT ASSOCIATION. '
KtTABLIkIIKD 18*0.
ISO Broadway, IVew York, <
ROSE WOOD PIANOS. MELODEONS
Fine Oil Paintinge, Engravings
SILVERWARE, FINE GOLD & SILVER
WATCHES,
Diamond Pina, Diamond King*. «-Id
Brar.-I.ta, Corel Fior.nHnt. Alo-alc,
Jet, l.nvn and C meo l.adlea’
Set*, Col-1 Pen* with Hold
nod Silver > xietialoti Hol
der*, Meeve Ballon*,
8«(* ofStml., Veal
nod Neck Chain*,
Gold King*,
dec . Valu
ed al
B&~ #1,000,000. -®e
DI^TIIIBUTTON is rnada in the following manner:
CKRTIFiUATKb naming each article and it-« Vo.rs,
areplacedin SKaLHH ENVELOPES, which are well
ni'xrd. Om* of the*. Em elopes, < Amainlng ih* Certifi
ca’u er Order jr some Arti.de, will bo de'ivored at our
•filce or sent by in >ii to auv a<d*esv, wilhuut regard to
choice, on receipt ■ f 25 cents.
Ou rare ving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article it dicaw.i, Mid Hs value, an I can th n send
ONK DOLLAR and receive the Article named, or can
oh<x»s' any other one Article on our list of the same
value.
I of ou* SEALED ENVELOPES, may.-
tn this manner, obtain an Article Worth from Onn TO
Fivk llundkkd Doll*rm,
JFOR ory K DOLL AR
which they need not pay until it Is known what t<
drawn and Ms value En ire t'atisfacliun Guaranteed
iu ail cases. *
THE EUREK A GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention tn the fact of Its being the Original
and largest Gift Association iu th-’ country Wo are
therafor • en >b’ed to send HNKR Goods, and give better
tlianre* t • obtain the more vAhnbU th in *ny
Oth< r cstabl shmoutof the kind. The burin sscoiUlnues
to be conducted in a fair an I honorab'e manner, and a
large and greatly incrcAsing trade i« proof that mir pat
rons appreciate this method of obtaini *g rich and ele
gant g<*ods.
Dur'ng the pjst year this Association has front a very
large number of valuable p izes to all parts of the
country Those who patroi ire us wi 1 receive the full
v lur of their nio-.ey, a* no artic »on our Hit s worth
less th <n One Dollar, n tai, and there n>e no blanks
Parties dealing with ns may uepend on having prompt
returns, and the articl>«* drawn will be im«nidi tely
sent to any address by return mail or exprtim.
The following parties hava rece tly drawn va’u«b'e
prizes fiom the Eureka rcoc atio.i «ndhavet'indl• a low
ed the use of their name*. tn>ny other .nam>s tni;ht t-s
pub i bed were we p rrniticd:
Doct J R. Marsh. 146 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
I'a., I’iano, value s>oo, Col S M. Robertson. Sv. Uhaites
Ho el, N 0., La, Oil Painting, va’iu«*sloo: Mrs. Lucy
Acams. Detriot, leb . Gold Watch, vaiu* 3150; Patrick
Bur*i, 121 Ch ip*»l St. N. Naven,Ct. Melodcn value
>20); Jesse R. Williams, Mass., Gold Watch,
value $150; Mrs M N Roberts. Revere House, Bost on,
Mas-*., Piano, value $350; Hon Nelson J. White, Wash*
ington, D. C.Oi' Painting, value $100; Luther Brown,
23 ieasant St., Fail Rher. Mass, Gold Waicii, value
$l5O, Mrs. J. Phillips, Wor :ester. Mass., Melodeon,
value $200; J. S. Brown, Wcstfleh Gold Watch,
value $125: Mtss E. Davl<, Natick, Ma*s., two prizes,
Melod< on, value $225, Cluster Diamond Ring, value
$206.
Letters from var ous pa-ties throughout the country
acknow edging the rec ipt of very v tlmble gift*, may
be seen on fne at our offi *. *
To be Sold for Oue Dollar Each,
H r io value, aid not paid for until
you know what you will receive
JO Elegant R< sew’d Pianos, worth from sz-o.uo
t 500 00
50 Mel- (irons. Rosewood Cases*. $125.00 t 0225 00
190 Fin Oil P i. .tine,* 24. CO to 100 00
100 Un d Hunting Care Watcbe»- 75 00 to 150 00
150 Diamond Rings t»5 <»0 to 200,' 0
250 Lidii-s G.-lil Watches 60.00 to 85,04
450Sdv r Watches 25.00 to 50,00
2 0 r ire Steel Engravings, frame ! T 2.00 io 25.00
luOSi’ver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 1 ,00 to 35.00
100 .Music Boxes 12 00 to 40,00
100 r K' vulving Patent Cas
tors 15 00 tc 35 00
500 Ccts Sih er ca and I able
Spcot s 15 00 to 30.0 Q
2,500 V.st and Neck. Chains 5.<X) to 25.0’’
2,500 Ladies' Silver f’ortji i'onifcS.. 810 io 15 On
S.oOO Silver Bu(t*r Knives 3,n0 to 7,*>
2.000 P*ur Ear Ring* (new >ty es). 150 t > 6.00
3 0t» Gold Pcn-ih ..nd To. th ' ick» 3.1'0 t« <OO
3,000 Onyx a: d ’.me th.-st Bnxjches 4( 0:o 10.00
3.000 Lava and Flo: i iitin*- Brooch a 4.00 to o.ou
1 .(>OO Masonic l ines 4.00 >o 6,50
2 000 F»nv G.dd W,lch Keys 350 to 6,00
5,000 Children’s Arn.lvti* 2.60 to fr.OO
2,500 Sets o’ Bn.«<>ni 'tuds 1,50 to 500
2,n00 Enameled 'leevo Buttons.... 2.60 to 10.00
10.000 Plain G<»LI And <. hs.'sed I'in^s.. 1.00 to 6.(M
6,000 Stone Set and Seal Riiigs 2.50 to 10,50
50CO Locket-, all s»z s & 200 to 7,00
1U 000 ff th of Lndies’ .J*-w«'lry * 8,00 to 20,00
4.0 0 Watch Channa (each) 30’ to 5,00
3 000 G id Pans, *i ver Ex. Car*-... 4 00to *-.00
5,000 Gentn’ Brea*-t and Scarf Pins.. 3,00 to 24.09
2.0 0 1 ad cs’ New Stylo Helt B ck
1- 4 60 to 6.50
2,0«'0 Chal>-ia|ne an ' Guard Chain* 6,<’o lo 20 00
1 Ono ( obi Thimbles 700 to lIOM
2.0-0 b« is Lad <s Jtt a d(o ld ]o.ooto 20,00
10,000 Go d <r *«es..- 1.60 to
6.000 Oval Ba d Bracelets 600 to DO CO
4,00 Chase*! Brncel ts 5,0 uto 16.60
2 UOO Ito I aidrops, ail colors 30‘ -v 500
5.100 FikGo d Pe.:.s 200 to 3,00
2,(10 ew Slyb Jet and Gold Ear
<1 <4* 3 (Oto 7,00
2 500 New bt) la Long Crj sta. Ear
ps ... 4.00 t • 3,60
2,000 G Pena 3,00 io 6CO
A CiBSCE TO OBf in A’Y OF
TIIK AUOVK ICIICLWS FOIL OSK
DOLLAR by PURCRAMIkG A SEALED
EWELVPtf FUK I&CKK'IS
&4T Five Sea M Envelop*s’wl 1 be sent for SI,OO
Eleven fur $2 vQ; Thirty (or SS.CO, Sixty five for SIO,OU
One Hutidr.d fur $15.00.
AGK V I s WANTKD EVKHT WHERE,
Oiirpur.m ;<r -d Hired t ■ *sad United SUt.< miiry
when c<*uv>-n ent l-'-ng letter* are nnurer.isary
Order* for .'K I LED NV tLO l-'S niu.rt hi ever, case
be aecotnp >■ ed bv t e C.isn, with the narn of the cr
nn rendinir an Town. Con t> aud tuto |>l .ini, written.
Letter* nhould be a<ldi < e.ed to t e Managers as follow*:
UOOItWIS, 11ONT 4i CO„
Box 5706 To.t Other, New York.
janll—lf
ALFX W HARRIS* I HXVRT M. ABHHT.
l ate of Nashville, Tenn | LaU - f Ernst Tenn
HAHRIS & ASHBY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Southern Emigration Agents,
40 and 12Broa(lway.
New York.
BE3 leave tojinform the public that they kav< es
taldi hod tlenuplves In this city n business, and
are prepared uo ev tend t » their Southern tri nds tho
usual facilities reqtflred, md respectfully *olicit a iib»r
al share of patronage.
Will furnish skilled white labor to Planters, ?£mn
facturers Rail oad and Mining Companies in tho South
ern *-1 .tvs
Will supply all kinds of improved Farming Imple
ments. Cot on Gins nn<l Presses, Stem Engines aid
Mills, Iron StfvH. Ka’lroad Buppl •*». Machines, Furni
ture. Ca riages. Buggies, Ac , at Manti tar hirers’ prices.
Will a tom! p.'O'uitly to the Purchase nud Sale of *ll
class's «-f Merchandise and Produce usua*ly bought and
sold in this city.
Ou r p’an of business is thoroughly systematic, and all
Its det »i k nro careful y arranged, to un»n> tho almost
responsib lity an piomptnoss.
0 ders f'»r white !•borers must be acc inpatile-l with
means to defray the actual expenses from the city to the
point of destination; alv - with a commig<ion or fee as set
forth in Hccompanjing instructions. (s.*» per head )
AUTHOR IZKH HEFBiUSNChSt
Harris. G lino & Co , X’eiv .Y >rk: C. ?uw»*r,
Co , New Vork; •Jas H -wnMrong. Knoxville, T<nn..
B»*rry, Detnovl le A Wharton. N'ashville, Tenn; M.
Bun s. President Nashville A <’harloiitoD, and Nashville
A North " e-tern Rni'road; Wm II Mi chel», President
Mobile A Girard Il.i road; K Wo 'a. Superintendent Mo
bile A Gif rd I'ailroad; G Jordan. Ji*.. Sup’t Mobile A
Great Northern Kailroad: Stephen W Harris, Hunts
ville. Ala ; l» I' A B Kilis. , »»'u:ub is. Gt.. / u Wi.kins,
(Mavor)Columbus, Ga., Wiu O Sanford. Madison, G*.
janll—»f
ALF.X. W. HARRIS RBNRT M. ABHBT.
HARRIS & ASHBY,
Commission Merchants,
Full TUB S*l.K OF
COTTON, TOBACCO, LIQUORS,
Dried Fruits-,
And all kinds of Southern at.d Western Trodncs, and
for the purclwiso of Merchandise generally.
40 Ac 41 KKOADWAV, AISJO 53 MEW St.,
TVJKW YOKK.
uo»i—tr
w noor,K n mms, I jambs i.. gauss, | i.u.j. m bbikbim
Latv ol Na,bvi L-, | of Ail.-- lj>te ol Macon.
T-n... i vllle, N. 0. | Urorii
IHRRiS, GAINES & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
A\T)
General Merchandise Brokers,
74U HHAVICIC SIKKETf
TNew York.
December 2S —3in
NEW RO UK ADVERTISE MEETS.
DYSPEPSIA,
I Dr, Strickland's yiib Dr. Strickland’* Tonic » •
VUllcoucenlrel.-d preparation or
tWlloot* and Herb., with «Htl
|Bp eld* and mrnnn*|>vaa to
rpn XT 7 rd ill'u -tri nglh. n th. etomach and
1 Uli IU . BiiHuorv. u- ayrtem. Il I. acer
ilUi <‘n renredy for Djrapepaia
.’•’lndlg- stlun, N’ol vrusorss,
n| ApiH tito, Acidity of
of the Bl<*m »ch, Fialui :noy atld It I* n< t .
alcoholic, therefore pait’cularly suited ior woik,nrrv
ou« »Dd dysp ptic P®th>df. F r s*.l<» by all Drnvgbts
every where al $1 pvr bottle.
Dr. atrlcklond’n
J CUKE
PILE REMEDY, J ‘ »o« g
Ip i le s|
Has cured thousand* of ; ii fwu
♦he worst <:»se of B iu<! And UWi ilkfi
.Ji .s:rasß3i
a pprmuneni cure. Try it diremfy. It is wairanl dto
cure.
For sale by all Drygglsis at 50 rents per bottle.
DR. STRICKLAND’S
| COUGH | MELLIFLUOUS
H N 0 H Cough Balsam
MORE, y
im lWi s warranted to be the only
i> r *l> i -ration kn*>«n u> cure
nu->« ughs. Cohl*. Hoarseness,
■ slhma, Whooping Cough Ch rone Omgfjs, t onsump
tion, Bronchitis and (‘roup. Being prepared from
Honey and H< r"s it Is heming, soft» tdog, and expector
ating, and paiti ularly iuilaf 1«* lor nil ass- slim s < f the
Throat and L <ngs. F«*r sale by Druggists o.v«rywn»re.
DIARRHCEA.
Over 18,000 solders were corrd <•( DI arid ma and
Dysentery la*t year by the us ’ of Dr. i’* Anti
< holers M xture. Ihe fact if Its b »iur uied »xten»iv«-
ly in the Hospitals Is proof <»f the « ffi *.:ency o» Dr. Strick
lump* Auti-vh .lera Mixture f<»r tnu cure of acute and
Chronic cases us Idnrrl oe t a d f>, s< ntery This U the
OD'y picparaliou known a-t « *a:o’ and certain r«-m*dy
for Cholora. D<> n»»t be with 'UI so valudrir a tuedi
cine. Got n b rltl-i of it directly. Iu to sold by ail
Drugg.is s al 50 s per bOtllo
. J T. JKNKINd * CO., ♦
febl-ly Whnltpilt) Ag-nts, Al anta, Ga
KENT’sIaST INDFa COFFEE!
lL equal to java !
HALF THE PRICE !
®W GOKS TWICE AS FAR ! $
Recommended and Used by All!
CLKRGYriKN, PHYSICIAN." nod I rofensh’r al M»n. as
the cheHp st. he ■tlne-t md Fest bi-vcage |n the world!
FOR SALE BI ALL GROCERS NORTH AND SOUTH.
The Southern Trade to wh ch it s ep rtallv d,
supplied through (he New York City Wholesale Grooe a,
nr dire-1 from the M n factory,
Pui up in eno pound pipers in boxos of 34 and CO
pounds eac'.r.
nh: w York.
RICHARD DAVIES, Proprietor,
and Gr-ne:al Whoiesu e Dealer in Tc«» and C-ffeee.
jau2s—tf
8 D f AUWKKI. B. r. MOaBU,JI
CALDWELL & MORRIS,
(Succ cAsors to Br»«w r k Caldwell,)
COTTON FACTORS
AID GENERAL.
COMJPBSION MERCHANTS,
20 Old Slip,
New . York.
JanO fm ♦
DURYEAS’ MAIZENA
Was the only “ i> paration fur f od from
- Indian Corn" ’
That received a nirdn ami honorable mention fro-n thr
Roj al ' otn.iiisiioneis. nt th<> greet Internnt loua F.xl V
bition . l ondoit, 1R(12. the couip<-f ition o ail promlnewit
mauufnctiH ers vs •♦Corn Starch” and “Piepared Coro
Flour” of ibis and other ronntrics m*twi hstmding
MAZSHA,
The food and luxury of the ago, without n single fault.
One trial wil .con’’lnce the most -kept'cnl. Makes Pnd
dings. < ako 1 iistmds. Bbtn -Mange. 4c . without tom
g’nss w »h few <»r no eggs, n( a co-t (istonishlng ih nv st
economical. A sli ht addition to ordinary Whoa’. Flour
gr -atly improves Bread and take. It is also oxre.lent
for thickening rwrvt sauces, gravies for fiili arid meat,
soups Ac For Ice Cream nothing ran compare with it
A little bol ed immilk will produce rich cream fore ffve,
chocoat.? Un, fc
Pin up iii one pound packages, under the trade-mark
Mafzenn, with dbrrtions for uno
A most delicious ar*ide of food for children and Inva
lids ot a l ages For sale by Grocers ard I ruggiett
everywbeto.
Wholesale D-pot, 166 Fulton Street.
NEW YOPK.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
Aug 23—ly General -gent
WHIGHT, CARTER dt CO., ’
General Southern Land Agency
No. 62 BROADWAY, New Yojk.
NEGuTIATK Loans t« r Fnrmors ami lant< re; also
for Associations. Co potations and Companies anti
partnerships forth * - uluvntlou of Cotton, Migar, Rie
and ab Southern product; also for the i umber ami
Turpentine business.
Procure while fhl»or, native or so eign, to supply
special demand. Or cis solic tod.
Oigauiz A.'NLiviatiuns foi the development of Mining
and ManufA (n ing intmesto and the *«ttleaicnt o'
Sot them lands, l urch so nod so w.*rd Machinery,
Impem.ntM. Suppl ea. Ac.:, for Faim rs, Planters and
Miners. Give c-.reful a tention to thee llecti n and :
securi g < f d* bts, and Ibe adjustment and *ettlement
o/ ci rims « f every de>crlption.
Autuobizkd RiFiF.r.NCh.'—Peter Coopsr, F»q. Naw
Y rk; .lay Cooke, Esq'. I'hllade phla; A. a. L >we. Esq
Pirsi e t C amber of ' omme*c<*, NY; Gao. Il Muir ,
H»q , i biladtdpbia. dr 7—3 m
C.A. L<»NGBTRR>:T. I JOHN SEDGWICK. | W D. TSIADWAT.
J. M. HANI * LEY I
. wi n
LONGSTREET, SEDGWICK k CO..
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in 1
MEN’S & HOYS CLOTHING,
380 BROADWAY, XKW YORK.
decl7- ts
-MAUDE A; WRIUHI\
COTTON FACTORS.
IND— ’
General Commission Merchants,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
8|«-e: .1 auoutiou pm.l to the FurobMe, Sslo and f>hip
memos Cott n.
1 EFKx ro P. M. A R. C. C»• k, Buth r A P t rs, Allan,
ta, ba., H.ai. John P. K ng. AuguKt*,Gff., M*>a , R Grlnneit.
N- W York, H. B. Skifl i> A C New York. Ixe* A Waller,
New York. Glidfli n A Wildams, B.»slon, Tr m< nt Bank,
Pogtun, H. Mac < ady A C» , Ciu.. Nuvs A Co ,
fl L- us. >m>th. W olAt o. H. L us. Win. ’ Jarvl* A
C<»., Lou svi»l< , James Tr.ihu & Co., Lai tvtlle, Ha.l A
L u g Loukvliiv.
ROBERT. LOGK’HRT & DEMPSTER,
COTTON FACTORS,
LIVJCRFOOI4.
Cash advance I on Cotton oun»iguo*l to u« h* Mesffrs
MJUDK. A WRI.Hi,
AuguN , Q*.
N. R. Cotton consigned Ip other II uscu will ra I
o-.ve and wl |p with <l «»p.itrh io niiy American or I uro
poan part, piyiug laxvs and all nee •B'.ai y 'xp 'nses on
«'*ne. MAUDE A WRb.Hf.
jan. 26—3 in
BGOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,
No. 11 Dey Street N Y,
ALEXIS BHACm & WESSON,
• UCCMIORff OF THE OLD F.STADLISHBD FIRM OF ■
ALEXIS BH4GG & WARREN.
U D-utleia in Bools, Shoes nnd Lett her,
beg to invite thr attention of nnrebavars tn their unlen- 4
did stork, ad -vted to all afction* of tba rouu ry, and I
which they offer a’ the lowvjt market prices.
Fpicia’ at'crilion paid to orders.
ALEXIS BRAGG, ANDREW YVEBSON, Jr.
feb 14—3 m ’
HelmboldXFxtrnrt Bucnu and Improved beta Wa«h
eurea a ervt and de'icate disoMers, in all thair stages,
at litt c expense, little or uu change in diet, no incon
venil nee, and no exposure. It iv p easant In taste and
odor, immoiiiato in it* ac'ioii, and free fioin all iniurhax
•vopertiaff. j
On Consignment & Cor Male*
1 fWA SACKS prime White Corn, at 1
I V/ V G 4MB L E A SI KB LING ’B, 1
Gem rnl < ommiNffion Hon»e,
10V24-U Southside Marietta st.. Atlanta, Ga.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wa. JA(TI». I 3. a I, 3. ». CORIIIM,/*
WM. JARVIS & CO.,
Commission,
ABD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Mo «4 )**c*nd n, b.tw.oo H*l* .nd M*rk*f,
Louisville Kentucky
IN fnlure V. will dreol* oar-. I re. •rel < .| > .|, u,,
COMill- IOS .nd FOHWIRDITo ";.
*r». M, » lh:.t cnii«i*uni«i><.,'f COTTON I <■»£ BA
CON, ..xttf>. WHIHKT’.nd BmOINO .nd »OPR. W*
will male* Itbatal ndtnnc.i u V.rehAndl.. cuu.ign.d to
oar care, and wl I .ud.arer to ■**■*• t*i oar .n.tua.r.
QUICk aksES and PROMPT HMIVU9I
• l ‘*n»lon «JII b. P ,H to Iba ftlllo, «< TtU»
TBKB O'tl.BKA Gn rupp-lr* J.ulVla*
n.nocK. t>. Kuitrea*. / ■(•*>■
HENRY P. KHACJLELFORn.
Vorin.rlyol fttlanla, Oa—with
H. BLOCK & CO.,
WHOLtftUK DOL9KI IM
Pure Bourbon and Copper Distilled
WHISKY,
Wines, Ri-nndiee, (win, dkc
No Ua Mala fttraat b.1w.» 8 Mlgblb yd Mnlh,
Louisville Kentucky.
Ja t.9--3-n
J. M. DAVIR, g p
FlsTßfts*, Alabtfma. LnUl*v6>,
F trmsrly Ward fc Cary
E. R. DEAN WITH
J. M.DAVIS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERTHINTS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
w
Bourbon Whisky,
groceries
Foreign and Domestic Liqtfcrs,,
«Z7 Mala Itr.at, b**t*a Mxlb and h»>U,
Louisville.. ............ Kentucky
All orders addressed to E. R. Deal,
Atlanta, Ga.,, will receive prompt at
tention.
New Iron Store*
NAUTS & REAMER,
Agent* for the
NEW ILB.IM ROLLING MILL, ■
X> e tel e> r » Ixx
Iron, Aails and Steel.
Mo. 247 (old Na 634) Main alreat. batsean *Mxth aatf
Fav<ntlr, Narih Side, *
Lousisville .Kentucky
E. It. DE 18, Ag.Nt,
Atlanta, Ga.
J. ■ ErTCNBSOW. j. < saieb
HUTCHESON & RAINE,
W Jaoleealo Dealer*
BOOTS & SHOES,
i Main Street S >uib SMa, bet wean Sixth air Seva* th,
Louisville Kentucky
E R, DEAN, Agent.
Atlant*, Qa
H. S. BUCKNER,
IBAF OHTEIH.
ABB
’kA/ Hole«ale X>oa-lox*
NOTIONS,
Wnlte doodflto
FANCY HARDWARE.
Hoisery, Gloves,
SKIRTS, <fcc.,
Ma. 513 Main street Fifth and Sixtla streets,
Louisville Kentucky
E R. DEAN, Agent,
Post Office Box 320, Atlanta, Ga.
Daaember 13-3 m
I. B. e'BABWOH, Jeffrrson Co | J. W. •’BAWRgg
I. R BINYON,
WITH
1. 11. O’BAtlilWOfV A SOM,
Wholesale Grocer* and CommiMion
MERCHANTS,
Mo. 208 Main street, between Second and Third,
LOUISVILLE KENIU KY.
■ov 30-3 m
JAHISeaAVII JABia A. *BAV*
GRAVES & SON,
PROPRIETOR! OF
Dr. Graves’ Ague Pills,
Aati>Blllon« Pllle, Amaruan Llnlmaat
Pain Kxirario. .Candy Varmlfnc*.
Pile Ointment, and
CURB TOR DIPTHKKIA AND THROAT DIARAII,
And Dealer, In *ll kind* es
PAT; Ky V.dlcin«v, Perfa-nery. S ape, and fae.y •
Arllcl.v I,'quo i, IVHre *nd Dran-tlev, f..r medical
P“ Onor* and T.i-a«o, Fl.»<>.!»« Ritr eia,
Bpnnicn.Brn.h- of *ll kind*. • mnbe. Quinine,A)elne.
dine, I'urined <1 mnir-l ne, Sn'phate of llr eonla. Mer.
phlne, Chorolmn. Opium, and many oil ar pr.nera
tlone, that will I. .old low.
Will a eo k-rp .<> *»*- rlm»nl #r Rlr.tlc Medlrl*.,
will bar. . c* alo*. * . f. ar alork ard prlrea
that will be furni*!>» I those dwairing on* frreof charge
AiO.BBS M AftKKT ITHK.fcT,
between bixjb and tfeTenth atreet*.
JanM—tf Lontotill > Ky.
OUTHRIE & CO.,
Louiavillc f . Kentucky,
PROVISION DEALERS,
COMMMION MERCHANTS
AND
Cotton Factors,
«*• LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT
November 1», ISB4 it
WEBB &“LEVEItING?
Booksellers & Stationers
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
DR HaHKB in School Book*, Pa; er Btatfonerv. Gel,
Pen*. Ac.. Ac Main Street. 3 door* below .tr«L
LO UM VILLE, KENT UCK r.
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