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J. S. PRATHER, WM. L. SCRUGGS,
Editor* and Proprietors.
OI'FICE OF THE SEW ERA,
Vp stair* tn the Kilo Building, Corner
Marietta and Peachtree Strode.
Subscription and Advertisinc Rates.
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Advert ammM iaserlod at interval# to be charged as
new each insertion.
Advei tisemeal. ordered to retnaison any particular
sms, to bi ebsrged a. new each iuserlio
The •» .aey for advertuung ceusidcre d • after firqt
JARED I. WHITAKER,
or Daily Intelligencer.
FKA IUK rt. 4 M KLOOS
or Dai y New Era.
RAILRAOD GuTdE.
Ceergia Kailread.
E, W. COLE, Superintendent.
ruusui tm». „
Lmvm Atlanta ! 1$ P M
Arrises 17. „
Arrives al Athens • *■ M.
Arches st Washington *B3 K "
Loses. Washington • » 80 A. M.
Arrives Atlanta • 6 49 P.M.
Aclmialm and Went Feint Railroad.
GEORwk G. ixULL, Superintendent.
Leave Atlanta 0 06 A. M.
*“ vest West Point «d PM.
Uav. West Point - '« * “
Arrive at Atlanta ’ 08 r. M
Msatloatry 4k. W**t P*l«t Railroad.
DANIEL H CRAM, ecrzßirnt ninrT.
laave Woet Point 11* p - JJ.
Arrive »i Columbus 6 45P. M.
Arriv at Montgemery ® ls p JJ
Leave Hontgcmery J A m
Leave Columbus
Anri re at West 12 Os M.
Macon and Western Railroad*
«. B.WALKSR Superintendent.
»av rAB#axGKR ntuir.
Arrive at Atlanta < M P. M.
Leave Atlanta 7 20 A. M.
Arrive nt Macen 3 -0 M.
XIG«T TJUIX.
Leave Ma# - —7 00 P M.
Arrive at Atlanta - 4 kO I.M.
Leave Atlanta 7 10 P, M.
Arrive at Macon 4 20A M
Western & Atlantic Railroad,
ROBERT BAUGH, Superinlindent.
Leave Atlanta ’7 45 P. M.
Arrive at Chattanooga 5 10 A. M
Leave Chattanooga...... * <* p «
Arrive nt Atlanta.... -...*. S Id A M.
ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
INSURANCE.
THS subscriber is at all time# prepared to take
Rieka against
LOSS BY FIRE,
Upon Dwellings, Score Houses, Mer»
chandise and Cotton, or other
property,
Wie M good term* as the Agent of any ether r##ponai>
bi U “U panels, and ensure as pnmpi settlemeal* a#
eireumstance# will permit, in the leil-w ng
First Class Companies.
PHCENIX INSURANCE COMP’Y,
Harts rd, Conn- etient.
COLUMBIA INSUaAJNFCE CO..
New York.
MEBCHAIffTS’ INSURANCE CO.,
Hartford, Cenn.
CROTON INSURANCE COMP’Y,
New fork.
NORWICH INSURANCE CO.,
Norwich, Conn.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPY,
Hartfore, Conn.
Office at the store es
■R. J. Lowry &. Co.,
No. 20 Alabama Street,
Atlanta Georgia.
Whenever absent the buainees will receive prompt
attention by M. 0 MARKHAM,
Awl# ant Age#*.
jan2o—lm WM. MARKHAM, J gent.
PHILLIPS & FUNDERS,
GROCERS
AV>
Commission Merchants,
Vv’ir.l. St.xTXEd
CASH MIMS,
XOn all kind* Produce in Store,
Wfitche 11 Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Jan 26 —3m
Seasoned Lumber
'W^Ll»arT3E3l>.
WE will pty the hlgheet ci#b price# for ##ii*rned
Walnut Fop ar and Pine in hr. e nr feznail lota.
V W FLYNN At CO ,
novlf-tf On Alabama street, near the Old Market
General Southern Land
jvgeistcy.
WE hav# this day heroine the a%<*ntß nf Messrs.
Wright, Cartel A Co . Number 62 Broadway, New
Terk,an4th*j wi I very anoitly be prepared to »cao
money for thecult ration of Cotton, Hire and Sugar. Thay
wib alao piv'id* whiv* labor iortbeßouth gen-ialiy. In
a few day# w« shall Issue efre »lars oetting forth all thwe
things in detail from the above Louse. Having forme
this arrangement we can offer greater hcl.itiea far
th* sale of ronthern Fn'i than any stahliahmentln
thi« country. We, therefore solidte th-* pctronage of
throe des ring te se 1 th ir land Prompt attention
given to all bnehe#« entrusted to our carp.
November 2S—tf MAK Hol.L A PAR OXB.
"newstobeT
Th. nider.lgne.l off.r. tu th. *oblie nf AtU.t*, Md
•urr' nnolng Mantry . tub MW>rtin..t al
Queensivare,
Cutlory,
Kerosene Lamps,
And, in gan«r»l
HOUSE MIIIM GOODS,
For which h. KliiU s 11b.r.1 patronagt.
Kerccne Oil kept at
V> t,.ek« ckaic. family Flonr,
Doot Lock, anil Uibgr,,
1 Barr 1. Ltn-wl 04
lAvriry a*oltic**r,
an^lT—«n2€u> #fre#t, Atlanta Ga.
riWTWOBKRBIOTO
WB will employ low let cIM. man. Mo*, b*
fc«4 and >M4y mu need apply.
f W. ri.THH A co,
Oo AtokwM drMl, to WoWui'c Ll.wy Ctekl*.
Pmata Mudtf
P. P. Pease & Co.. | Wilbur, Pease & Co.,
No. 17 ALABAMA STREET, ! RALSTON RANGE,
J Third street, between Cherry and Poplar.
Atlanta a.. .Georgia. | Macon Georgia. ]
COTTON FACTORS.
AND
Forwarding' and Commission Merchants.
Jam*’M. V’-e. BoitfoM, Maw. F. M B'shop te Co.. r iuclni..tti,Ohio.
R. Rodney KI ig. I‘hilaielphia, Pa. " ar«l. Shaw A Co, M ntgomery, Ala.
JfcDa icl A Irby Lmchbnrg, Va. 8 >. Webu te Co., Mobi e Ala.
Erwin & flaidet* Savannah, Ga. tiaMeng'b* & Snyder, Nushville, Tenn.
Gnthrie te Co , L 'ul#vlde, Ky. Flaher A Warden, st Louis, Mo.
Scott te Brorbh-rw, St. I/'uls. Mo- Taylor A UiQhey, New Orleauv, La.
Wm. Bryce A Ce., Now York.
P. P. Pease, G. G. Wilbur,
ATLANTA UFORGIA (L»t« Wheeler & Wilbur,)
ATLANTA, GEORGIA. MACON, GEORGIA.
January 5,1886—3 m
AT LANT A A1 >VE RT ISEN ENTS.
iTuWARD, EVANS & Uo7,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
Generel Commission Merchants,
WHITKHALL STREKT,
Atlanta Georgia,
We Have in Store and Receiving to-day,
50 big# Coffee, Fair to Prime,
50 bbli. Sngtr, diff rent grade#,
40 kit# Mack#r#>, No. I,
40 kit# “ No. 2.
26 half barrel# M ckerel No. 1,
25 “ “ No 2,
15 bbls. * No. 3»
300 ba#:# Shot, No#. 1 to 5,
12 kege t owdvr,
a0 bbls Ruck* Uvat Flour,
10 dos. Calf.'kins,
lf(-0 !»»• Bole Leather. heml?ek,
10 kegs Butter, choice.
75 tr«w# Matched,
10 bbls Pnre Cep eras.
20 ca’M Fine Old A’htsky.
We invite th# attention of Merchants to the above Hat
of Good#. Th# mo#t ot them nre on consignment, and
WK HAVE OKDKRS TO SF*I*L.
febU—6t HOWARD, EVj4N<
GEO. W. PARROTT,
GROCER,
Commission Merchant,
TROUT HOUSE BBOCK,
Decatur Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
R’FiaxNCM—R. J. Lowry & Co., Atlanta. Ga.. Flem
ming te Wh elesa. Ausnata. F rdlnand Paiuliy, Augusta
N hie H Hardee, ffavaauab, J) Morris A Co . Leuiavi i*,
Ky , A*>n<r Cx»pt»< , Ixmisvil e. Ky .C P well dr en te
Co.. sew Harr a, James te Co, New York, Mc-
Daniel Irby te Co,, L> iicbbur.', H«my Ault, Kucxvl..#,
Teun., Jaa- K. Andcrsou, Bristol.
h
IM STORK AND FOR SALE.
S*' kega Prime Leaf Lard,
3 )0 a Virginia Salt,
lo eei'a Machine It ope,
500 yds ludia Bagging,
20u0 'ba Freab Buckwheat Flour,
25 b'lehel- < heainnta.
1 0a li bbia. M»ck«r#l Noa. 1 and 3,
10 kit i Mackerel, *
12 ke’B beat Bngliah Bodt,
25 buxea B<>a «. aeve r al bran di,
15 eaeca “Pii«i# B 'tbel” Smoking Tobacco, »
25 b xo# Araorted Candies.
5U boxes Brandy end Port Wine Drep*,
10 cases ick ea quart! and pinta,
10 baga Rio < offe**,
100 bo sea Sardine#,
50 M ., G. D Caps,
Maerob>y Sou!!, Fine Cut Tobac-% Blacklnz Bruahea,
Green and Black Tea, Almonds, Brasi! Nuts. Pepper,
Spice Ginger, Uriuistoue. Cigars, Imligo, Mad ler,
40 kega and half kegs Dupont’# FFFU Hille Powder.
Just Received,
0000 Lb * lB ‘" Cn " 4 H,ml ’
0000 b *
6000 Lbl RibSld **’ 4
f)000 Lb,C, " Sid “’ r
0000 bb * Rrlm< raid, In 40 lb. ruka
MORRISON, NALLE & HANSON,
Peachtree Street,
Atlanta Georgia.
f,bl4—tf
NOTICE.
Having removed my place of bnainea# from Marietta
street to
MY NEW COACH SHOP,
Oa Pryor street, oppeaite the Tattersall’s, where I am
prepared to make
Coaches and Wagons,
of all descriptions on short notice Having the and
moat commodious P int Shop in tbs city, I am prepar
•d to renovate Coaches of. all styles. I have a fine
article of
Daggles and Wagom for Sale
Give me a eal),
On*- and all.
In front of Tattsraall.
febl3 3m A. T- FINNRY.
ORIIIE & FARRAR,
I
Have In Store and to Arrive,
2000 busbe's Cbrn.
lu casira Sugar Cured Hama and Cl* Sides,
1' 0 kegs New Lard,
25 bb a < adc c'yrnp,
s'o bbis FL>ur,assor ted brands,
100) bushels • ats,
500 hugheie Co t n Seed*
500 bu hela Ground Peas,
100 boxet Caod ea.
Sng’r, CLffee, Mackerel, Cheese, Nslls, Wine# and
Lioitor#.
XOJ,<»OO feet Lumber. Orders filled at ihorl notic#.
f#l»l4—it
Fashionable Millinery.
J. A. HENDERSON & CO.,
18 Welt Fir.h Street,
Keeps the larokst snd bust sstorfmect of
BOKN-ETS, HATS,
AXD
Millinery Goods,
IN
Cincinnati Ohio.
“h. c. BARROW,
Sole Agent in Atlanta,
FOB
blocum’s Patent Side-loading
REVOLVER.
The best I*istol IVlacle.
Bvery wli# warranted perfect and Guirautaed
FOR ONE YEAR,
KUP on bend a T.rl.ty of otboi Pat.riU of Putol.
at the
New Hardware Store,
Whitehall ttreet, corner Alabama.
t #
AUG US FA ADVERTISEMENTS,
W. HENRY WARNEX. W. B. HAKPKR. JNO. W. WALLACF,
W. lIEMIV WARREN & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Dealers in
Bagging, IS opr, Twine, Hats,
BLANKETS,
Hermetically Sealed Vegetables,
Fruits, Oysters, &c.,
175 AND 177 ERGAD STREET,
Augifsta Georgia,
W# purchaa* and a#!! Cttoo, Tobacco, Produce, tec.,
on toniriission, and
FORW A.BD
Goods raasinv through Augusta to any section of the
country. North or . outh. f**b3—3m
GUANO! GUANO!
We are now taking orders for
PERUVIAN CIJAAO,
AT
Market Value,
AND
KETTLE WELL’S CORN
AND
COTTON COMPOUND OF
PHOSPHATES in ffl ms.
Ma , eexr r .t'B y for these plants and loot crops, in
l<* du ed es »r# the war with great success.
Piice per Ton of 8000 lbs , $55, with
expenses added
W. HENRY WARREN A CO.,
fol>3 2m 1,5 and 177 Broad B‘r*et, Augusta.
hedmonpWT&co?,
Cotton Factors,
FORWARDING & GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
JUKSOS STREET,
Augusta Georgia,
Rating ample Storage accommodation# are prepared to
receive Consignments of all description#
We ke.'p cuna.antly on band
Corn, Hay, Flour, Wheat, Bacon, &c.
• Liberal advances made on
Cotton, and Tobacco,
Consigned through a, to our friends in New York.
H. EDMONDSTON,
fel>3—3m A. r. PLUMB.
geoFcrumF&co:,
NENCBAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Jgent# for
'j&tcmufactiiircct Tobacco,
And Wholesale Dealers in
Isfquor#, Flour Lime, Sagan, Hay, Salt
ed Fidit, Guano, <fcc. y
209 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia.
fob 3 3m
E. P. CLAYTON,
TCnrehouse and General
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
WILL continue the Warehouse and Commission
business in all its branches nt the old stand of
Phiuizy & Clayton- He returns bis thanks to th#
patrons of the ate firm and solicits a continuance of
their favors.
ll tvinr ample close-storage accommodations, he will
be prepared to r< c< tv, store, so 1 and forward COTTON
and all kinds of Pro uce and Merc: apdize.
He will al-o u/ and soli on commission B nds,
Hoc s t oup-»ns. Ac.
« ooKi.niUHHts Solicited.
He re ers to A. Auttell, Atlanta, Ga. fob3»2m
J. T. UN & F. L. tOOPER,
Keep eonsiantly on hand
Cutlery, Castings,lrons,
HARDWARE & GROCERIES,
And do a general
Storage and Commission Business,
At 136 Broad Street, Broadnax’s old
stand,
AUGUSUA GEORGIA
lel»3—1 m
nmWjARTEROjr
Wholesale Druggists,
And dealers in
uA-axrjD 0XX.13,
Os #v<-ry description.
Proprietary and Patent Medicines,
or nil kind*. •
Being the oldest Houso In the city in our line, and now
hav ng a large un'i well selected
STOCK OF G-OODS,
We solicit a chare of public patronage, and believe
we wil gi * a full satisfaction in every particular. Call
at our oid statd.
£No. 291 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
feb7—eod m
Fruitland Nurseries,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
B’ruit and Oman ion tai 'J?re«a t
Shrubs, Vines, Roses, Evergreens,
BULBOUS ROOTS.
Green Houtee and Hedge Plant#, dk#
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
E VAN t.OIDTSNOVEN, Agent,
Office at F. Corra & CV.’s, Wbi ehall street,
Atlam a, Ga.
In connection with the above I am prepared to con
tract with parties desiring to have their Gardens and
premises restored to eullfvetfcm er ornamented.
tern
ATLANTA DVERTISEMENTS.
BI NJ. F TVYI.Y. |, ,
WM. 8. CARIUD.L, j’ ate A. C. Wyly A Co.
Andrew dunn, iato ot roraviii, <j n
Will, CARROLL & DUNN,
Dealers in
STAPLE GROCERIES
AND
Western Produce,
AT
WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY,
CoJlier’ki Eluildang,
West-side WHITEHALL STREET,
X’JX, GHOItG IA-.
We have now In store and for low,
ICO bbls, common brown to choice Sn K xrs,
ICO eacke lair to ehoice Rio Coffee,
10CO bb e BUperlino .ml Extia Fiour,
SvOO baehelß choice Mixed Corn,
• 60 boxes Relined assorted Candy,
100 boxe-Hamburg Cheese,
Candles, Soda Pepper, &e , &c.,
Also, a email lot of ki vsu Cotton Seed at SI.OO per
bnehe*.
Our lar-ilitiM enable us to buy these Goods in
ROUND LOTS FOR CASH
In the best market in America, and we are prepared to
offer them to the trade at
Wholesale Prices,
that will compare favorably with any house in the South
February 8, 1866 ts
COTTOVIircKS.
7 Bales Cotton Duck.
j<r>3 -ts W. KETCHAM.
_ KICK.
NE\V Carolina Rice,
.Wholesale and Retail, a
JanS -tr • W. KETCHAM.
• w. b. Lowe. j. f. ander*ox. o. j daliis.
W. B. LOWE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE ILERS IN
Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, die..
XR hlteliall Street, Atlanta, Georgia,
febl—3m
“iROX?
SMALL lot Plantation Iron.
jan3—tf W. KETCHAM.
ST. LOUkTADVBIufSEMENTS
fMWITH®
Packet Fonipany*
C* J. CAFFRKY President*
J. B. STOCKTOV .....Seer. Ury.
B’ICANK F* KxvßHlj Treasurer*
DIRECTORS.
e M. Burns, Nashville. A. R. Morsam. St. Lenis,
W. W. Fyffe, Nashville, J. B. L. Keating. St. Louis,
R. C. McCorJ, St. Louis, J. P. < all&han, St. Louis,
A. A. Turner, St. Louin.
Forming a Daily Line of Steamers from
St. L*««uis to Jolineonville and t act
port, on the leunsbcc Itivcr.
In connection with th#
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
South Carolina and Alabama Railroad,
Connecting at Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROA ,
Am] at Paducah with the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
From St. Louis to Nashville in
FORTY HOURS.
The shortest and quickest route to
Chattanooga, Atlanta,
MONGTOMERY,
And all points In
TENNESSEE.
» GEORGIA,
SOUTH CAROLINA, and
ALABAMA.
Th# following light draught and fast steamerscom
pr s# this line, one of will leave the Company’s
wharf-boat, foot of Poplar street, daily, at 4 ’ M.
STEAMERS.
C. J. Caffrey, Laura,
M. Burns, 8 I ver Wave,
Spray. Milbrey,
J eoncra, Virginia Barton,
Louisa, tyeo. McU. Porter.
Fanny Barker,
Through Tickets and B’l’s Lading si-mod at Compa
ny’s office, No. 11 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET,
(City Buildirgs).
For Freight Os rjpiy on board of boats, or to
JOS McENTfRE, t Steamboat
BOYD & bYLVESTKR, f Agents.
jan23—tf SCOTT te BRO., Railroad Agents.
> T NOKBEL. c. J- CTLFFKET.
KNOBEL & CAFFREY,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
NO. 11 CITY BUILDINGS!
BETWEEN MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
Js’7. LOUIS MISSOURI
Orders for Bacon, Pork, Lard, tec., solicited and
promptly filled. nrvl—6m
TOtephensonT
Commission Merchant,
AND
COTTON BROKER,
NO, 75 NORTH SECOND STREET,
ST L 0 UIS MISSO URL
November 1,1865—1 y
TITOS. O. HFADT, GEO. F. DAVIS.
REAOY & T)/VYIS,
General Variety of Wholesale
CLOTHIERS,
Great Inducement# to Southern Trade*
No. GO Main street.
oct29-»l2m ST. EOCIS, MO.
AIBXANDBR CROZIKR gAMUKL BAXTER FR.NhT WUERFEt
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Main St, between Carr and Biddle,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CROZIER, BAXTER & CO.,
(Successors to Renfrew, Cr< zfor te Co. )
MANUFACTUKEIW of Stcim ingine#. Sieimboat
Machinery, Portab’c and Stationary Boihos, ami
fiucvi bun Woik of all descriptions always on hand.
©c 1 21 2lll ___
MATJIEW MOODY. | J< HIII’A C.’mK IIEI., | MORtY T. ANDREW#
MOODY, MICHEL & CO.,
Wholesale Healers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
No. 7-4. Beoond Street Corner Olive,
<xl»—ly ST. LOVIS. MO.
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
L-.-s . v
FOlFfiuilH ii.'-HhlSis
Clines 51 NATH.
STATION ARf d PORTABLE
Steell
(11U11AR SAW
WITH SlMll.TANEurs AM, 1b.1.t 'I'EVI
Wrought Iron Head Bloeks,’
HCLIPSE SHINGLE MACHINES,
WIMHI VlOl’ki’.lg ’.Gli-tib:-.TV,
CORN MILLS, MILL GEMHNG i SHAFT*!'',
Wronglil i.?, Trh.>W.
GIFFAPvD INJECTOR,
OIL WELL MACH INERT.
Steiwi Fhv Iftiigidrs,
Applicant, for Deicriplnv <Trviilur», will specify the
Machinery they need.
January 3. 18GG—3m
JAS. C. M’FERRAN. It. J. MENEFEE. JNO. B. M FEIIRAN
McFERRAN & MENEFEE,
(Lato of Louisville, Ky,)
lIOMMISSION MKRCIimS,
Dealers in
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
And Agent# for
Bale Rope, Bagging and Twine,
Nos. 102 and 104 West Second Street,
CINCINNATI OHIO.
Block, Lehman &Cq.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Liquor Importers and Manufacturers,
AMD ,
Agents for Tobacco and Cigars,
No. 55 West Second Street, between Walnut and
Vine streets,
Cincinnati. ..Ohio
December 20
»[« MOUSHEIIIOST
T. W. Evans, late of Evans & Co.,
M'. 11. Evans, late of Evans & Co.,
Wm. Pouter, late of Evans te Co.,
Trios. D Hte, late of F<te. Shepherd & Co.,
R C Gardner, late of Gardner te Co., •
11. B BtCKNER, late of Gardu* r & C<>., ,
R. W. Jennings, late with Gardner k Co.
EVANS, FITE '& CO.,
JXTo. -4. Xn-n. Eloclx.,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
We are now opening a large' and well asported etock of
Foreign and American Goods,
VARIETIES,
800 I S,
SHOES,
HATS AND
READY-MADE CLOTHINC,
PurchMhed for CASH,since the recent decline in prices,
whicP. v ' ''***>r to the tr-de at
VERV LOW PRICES.
Being connectJJvan.s. G*r iner te Co., of
York City, and ttifpoi ting all Fore gn and purchas
ing from insnutacttirer# h)1 Amer can Govl#,
and possessing cvriy advantage of getting
Goods at LOWEST Pill ES, f Pl every
confidence iu saving to Merchants
that we will sell them as
cheap »ia they can bo
purchabbe I iu any
Having adopted the CASH system of both buying and
sell ng. enables us to do business on a small advance,
tin reby mab mg those j urchaeiug oi us to compete with
•tocks purchased an} wm re.
Having resident partners in York gives us ad
vantage in keeping up a stock which merchants will
find large and well assorted throughout the se-sen.
4&i"We solicit an examination of our stuck.
E V A NS. F I I’ i‘l te CO.,
aul2-3m No. 4 Inn Block, Nashville,Tennessee.
’ »OBT. LOfkHART & DEMPSTER;
COTTON FACTORS,
LIVERPOOL,.
Cash dvanced on Cotton consigned,to uz by
MESSRS. MAUDE & WRIGHT.
Augusta Ga.
N. B. Cotton cons:gofd to other houses we will re
ceive »nd ship with dispatch to any American or Euro
pe<n port, paying tuxes and al) necessary cqpcnses on
some. MAUDE & WRiGHf.
Jan 31—Im.
C. K CLAGRORX, W. F. HERRING.
120 Chestnut street, 7 Warren Block,
Pniladelphia .Augusta Ga
CL.WIIOIIN &lIEMIIM,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for tlie Put chase and Sale of
Cotton, Cotton Yarns
Sheetings, Shirtings, Drills,
OSMABVR6S, Ac.
CONSINGMENTS ?ANDI ORDERS SOLICITED. -®»
* W. F. HEltniKa,
No. 7 Warren Block. Augusta, Ga.
C. E. CL4GHORN,
janlo-3m 120 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
APPLERT THORNTON &
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Booksellers, -Stationers,
AND
General T¥ews Dealers,
No 60 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga
feb6—‘ f
Valuble Blill Property for Sale.
THJT valuable property known as “FOREST
MILLS,” formorlv Gunn’s Mi Is, on the Georgia
Railr ad, in Warren*coun y, i> eluding STONEHOUSK
DWELLING,and other outhouses offered for ual ■. **
To one wanting a lucrative b iri"eM, this place off- rs
a good opportunity for making money. The arrange,
ment of tne Mill is complete, and the machinery in fine
order, with every convenience for grinding Wheat and
Corn, and without any forth- r outlay of capital, should
bring an income of Five Tin usaod Dollars a year Tne
t-tore and Post Office has a flue custom, and, with a well
selected stock of go’ ds. can be made very profitable.
Terms easy. The property c m bi shown by iny Agent,
M. M. E Cooper, on the pr mise-u
THOMAS P. STOVALL,
feb7—lra Augusta, Georgia.
~L B. DAVIS,
STRICTLY COMMISSION
AND
Forwarding Merchant,
292 Broad Street,
Augusta Georgia.
TO MY FHIESIDS:
ISOI.IC-T consignments of Flour. B con. Lard.
< he.se. Cprn, “ats Bagging, Rope. S i.gnr. Coffee and
Western Produce and Grocerhs ot «ny and all k n s
Prompt ahdjx-rsonall attention given to any business
entrusted to me. R Si ectfully,
L. B. DAVIS.
Commission and Forwa* ding M* reliant,
292 Broad st rent,
Jan 31 —Im Augusta, Ge rgia.
Herring’s Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
ZBzxnlsLoi*ei’' Safes.
WE are the ai.ttio* iz <1 i-g Hita tor ih--sale ot the
abovt Saf< s, and 'ff-r them to the public at New
York prices, with freight -Kid- *l.
These .-<a!fß hav' nceivo l the prizo medals at the
World’s Fair, and ad < tin r pl tc* a wh* re »’j«v have been
exhibited. Specimen# may •**, sot nnt
>GAMP.LV; h >1 B-'L’NO 8,
General Commtsaion Hihim- jf .ru-tu street
nov —ll
It ELM HOLD'S CONOBNTRIT.I) EXTRACT BUCtIU
Is tba G eat Diuretic
Helmbold*# Con'-cnt*ated Extinct Sarsaparilla
Is tho Great Blond Purifier,
Both are prepared ac -cording to the rtib , s •*( Phurmn«
ey and Oboiristry and are the most active that can b#
mad# ja 7-lyuOd
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.’
GREAT OiHßimiON 1
BY THE
litllEKl Wf ISSOCIITION.
. ESTABLISHED I 840.
ISO Btroadway, I¥ew York,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELODEONS ’
Fine Oil Painting*, Engravings
SILVER WARE, FINE GOLI) & SILVER
WATCHES,
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rlnca, G.?ld
Itrnet lets. Coral Eiorentine, nio'ftlc,
Jet, Lava and Cameo Ladles’
Set#, (>olfl Pen# with tiolcl
au<l Silver h xtenalonHol
derw, Sleeve Buttons,
Sets of Stud#, Veil
and Neck Chain#,
Gold Rings,
&c.. Valu
ed at
51,000,000. “©a
DISTRIBUTION Is made In the following m inner:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its Value,
arc placed in SEALEff) ENVELOPES, which are well
in’xed. One of thesv Envelopes, containing tho Certifi
cate or Order lor some Article, will bo delivered at our
office or sent by noil to anv address, without regard to
choice, on receipt < f 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will sc#
what. Article it draws, »nd its value, and can th n send
ONE DOLLAR'and receive tho Article named, or can
choose any other on© Article on our list of the same
value.
ISL.Purchaeers of our SEALED ENVELOPES, may,
tn this manner, obtain an Article WoaTU from Ons to
Five HuXdkxd Dollars,
iron, orv edoblar''
which they need not pay until it is known what is
drawn and its value. Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed
iu all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to tho fact of its being the Original
and largest Gift Association in ths country. We are
therefore enabled tosond Fixer Goods, and give better
chances t > obtain the nutre valuable than uny
other establishment of the kind. Tho business continues
to be conducted in a fair and honorable manner, and a
largo and greatly increasing trade is proof that our pat
rons appreciate this method of obtaining rich hnd ele
gant goods.
Dur’ng the past year this Association has sent a very
large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the
country Those who patronize ns will receive the full
value of their money, us no artie’e on our list ’s worth
less th >n One Dollar, retail, and there nje no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt
returns, and the articles drawn will be immsdi tely
sent to any addruss by return mail or express.
Tlie following parties bava recently drawn va’uab’e
prizes from the Eureka 'ssoriatio i and.havekindij’allow
ed tbn use of their names, many other nani-« mi 'lit bo
pub i hed were we p-.rurilced:
Doct J R. Marsh, 146 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa., Piano, value $500; Col. S- M. Robertson. St. Charles
llo‘el, N. 0., La , Oil Painting, value $100: Mrs. Lucy
Adams. Detriot, '*ich., Gold Watch, valu« $150; Patrick
Burk, 121 Ch ipol St. N. Naven , Ct.. Melodeon, value
$200; Jes.se R. Williams, Springfield, Mass., Gold W’atch,
value $150; Mrs. M. N. RobarUf, Revere Hous#, Boston,
Mass., Piano, value $350; Hon. Nelson J. White, Wash
ington, D. C.,0il Painting, value $100; Luthtr Brown,
23 Pleasant St., Fall River, Mass., Gold Watch, value
$l5O, Mrs. J. Phillips, Worcester, Muss., Melodeon
value $200; J. S. Brown, Westflek’ J/nss., Gold Watcb,
value $125; Miss E. Davis, Natick, Ma«s., two prize#
Melodeon, value $225, Cluster Diamond Ring, value
S2OO.
Letters from various fAYties throughout tho country
acknow edging the receipt of very valuable gifts, may
be seen on file at our office.
To be Sold for One I>o!iar Each,
Without regard (o value, and not paid for until
you know what you will receive.
50 Elegant R' sew'd Pianos, worth from S2'O.DO
tu 500 00
50 Mel< deons, Rosewood Cases.. .$125.00 t 0225 00
190 Firn-Oil P.iotinge 24.00 to 100 00
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches- 75.00 to 150 00
150 Diamond Rings 55 00 to 200,
250 Ladies’ Gobi Watches GO,OO to 85,00
450Silv ,r Watches.. 25,00 to 60,00
2 0 Pice Steel Engravings, framed 12,00 to 25,00
100 Si’ver Fruit and Cake Baskets, L'«,oo to 35,00
100 Music Boxes 12 00 to 40,00
w 100 Silver Rt volving Patent Cas-
ters 15,00 to 35,00
500 Sets- Silver Jea and Tabla
Spools 15.00 to 30.00
2,500 V. Ht and Neck. Chains 5,00 to 25,0 d
2,500 Ladies’Silver Porto Monks.. 8.00 to 15 0Q
8,000 Silver Butter Knives 3,00 to 7,0;
2,O f ‘O Pair Ear Rings (new styles).. 150 to 6,00
3,000 Gold Pencils and Tot th ticks 3,00 to 8,02
3,000 Onyx and Amethyst Brooches 4,00 to 10,00
3,000 Lava an.i Florentino Brooches 4.00 to 6,00
1.000 Masonic Fines....; 4,00 to 6,50
2.000 Fine Geld Watch Keys 3,50 to 6,00
5,000 Cbildreu’n Armlets 250 to f«, 00
2,500 Sets ot Bosoffi Studs 1,50 to 5,00
2,000 Enameled Sleeve Buttons.... 2,50 to 10,00
10,000 Plain <Aold and Chased Rin*,B.. 1,00 to 6,00
5.000 Stone Set and Seal Rings 2.50 to 10,50
s<M>o Locket-, all sizes a 2.00 to 7,00 •
10 000 8« ts of Ladies* Jewelry 8,00 to 20,00
4.0"0 Watch Charms (each)'. 3.00 to 6,00
5 000 G >id Pens, s-ilver Ex. Casos... 4,00t0 *,OO
5,000 Gents’Breast and Scarf Pins.. 3,00 to 20,00
2,0L0 Laities’ New Style Belt B. Ok-
ie* 400 to 6,50
2,000 Chatelaine and Guard Chains 6,00 to 20,00
1000 Gold Thimbles 7.00 to 14.00
2.010 8< u Ladies Jtt at d Gold 10,00 to 20,00
10,000 Go d Cresses 1,60 to 6,00
6.000 Oval Band Bracelets 6.00 to 20 00
4,U0) Chase i Bracelets 5,00 to 16 ,U 0
2.000 Ba teardrops, all colors 3.00 to 5.00
5,600 Fine Gotd Pens > 2,00 to 3,00
2,060 New Style Jet and Gold Ear
drop# 300 to 7,00
2,500 New btyle Long Crystal Ear •
drops 4,00 to 8,60
2,000G0ul Pens 3 } oo to 6,00
A CIIAXCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE
DOLLAR BY PURCHABIJVG A SEALED
KNVELOPK FOR «5 CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes'wl 11 be sent for SI,OO
Eleven for $2.00; Thirty lor SS,GO; Sixty five for SIO,OO
One Hundred for $15,00.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE,
Our patron" arc desired t » send United Statei m?ncy
when convenient. Ix>ng letters are unnecessary.
i Orders for SEALED bNVELO 'I'S must in every case
be accomp.nied bv the Cash, with tho name of the rer
•on sending an 1 Town. County and f-tabe plainly wriiten.
Letters should bo addressed to the Managers, as follows:
OOOOWIN, HUNT & co.,
Box 570 G Post Office, New York,
ts
ALEX W. HARMS. [ BZXKY M. ASHBT.
late of Nashville, Tenn | Int.cfEast Tenn
HAHRIS & ASHBT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Southern Emigration Agents,
40 and 42 itroadway,
New York.
BKI leave tn’inform the public that they have es
tabli bed themselves in this city in businew, and
ore prepared to extend to their Southern fri nds the
nsual facilities required.and respectfully solicit a liber
al share of patronage. ♦
Will furnish skilled white labor to Planters, Munn
factnrors, Railroad and Mining Companies iu tho South
ern states
Will supply all kinds of improved Farming Imple
ments. Cotton Gins and Presses, Steam Engines and
Mills, Iron Safes, Rariroad Suppl es. Machine#, Furni
ture, Ca riag-s, Buggies, tec , at Manukicturer#' prices.
Will attend r»ro;»mtly to tho Purchase and Sale of all
classes <>f Merchandise and Produce usuady bought and
sold in this c ity.
Our plan of business is thoroughly systematic, and all
its detii s are carefully arranged, to ensure tho almost
responsibility an * promptness.
Orders for white I.borers must ba scc »mpaniet with
means to defray tbeactual expenses from tho city to the
point of destination; also with a commission or teo as set
forth in accompanying instinotions, ($5 per head.)
AUTIiOKIZKD REFERENCES;
Harris. Gaine-* te Co., Now York! C. Power. Green <fc
Co , Now Yoik; Jas 11 Armstrong, Knoxville, Teuu.j
Berry, Deinovi lo A Wharton, Nashville. Tenn : M.
Bun s. Pr'Sident Nashville te Charleston.and Nashville
te North I' e’tern Railroad; Wm II Mbt-bell, President
Mobile te Girard Rd,road; K Wells, Superintendent Mo
bile teGir rd Kailroad; G Jordan, Jr.. Sup’t Mobile te
Grftit Northern Railroad; Stephen W Harris, Hunts
ville, Ala; l> l’ & R t-’llis Coliimb'is. Ga., F 'I Wi'kins,
(Mayor)Columbus, 0a„ Win 0 Sanford. Msdison, G«.
janll—*f
ALEX. W. HARRIS RKNRT M. ASHBT.
HARRIS & ASHBY,
Commission Merchants,
Fvß TIIK SALE OV
COTTON, TOBACCO, J.IQUOBS,
Dried Fruits,
And all kinds of Southern at.d Western Produce, and
lor the purchase of Merchandise generally.
40 41 BROADWAY, ANl> 53 NKW St,,
NKW YOKK.
leovl—tf
W HOOPER If ARIUH, I JVMEML. GAIVI 8, | R. R. A R M IICVRBIN
I.at# us Nnshvi 1?, | l«- of Ashn- Lalo 01 Macon,
T**n>*. •» villo, N. C. j Georgi •
HARRIS, GAINES & CO.,
IVfliolesale Grocers,
_ AND
General Brokers,
nKAVKU. STREET,
INew York;
December 28— 3m
NEW RO KK ADVERTISE MEETS. I
ESU i: J DYSPEPSIA,
i n Dr, Strickland’s i! Dr. Strlckland’4 Tonic u a
H IB IB 11 ‘ C 'liceutrut.-d preparation of
Im IM (loot* and Herbs, with »nti-
Ml l|V .eld* and cirminatlvea U>
fl TAXI TP !l i n th# #tom#ch and
[jl Itlnlv. I'nprvctß.yHein. Iti#acer.
ufti |mjLa : n remedy for Dyspepsia
> r indigestion, Noi vcusdof#,
o| Api'OtltO, Acidity Ot
of the Stomach, Fiatul-’ncy and Ifo'Hlily. It Is not
alcoholic, therefore pait'cularly euiUd for u«nk,neiv
oii# and (lyspi ptic PcrFODs. F« r m«l# by all DruggblA
everywhere at $1 per bottle.
Dr. Strickland’*
H CUKE i® I
PILE REMEDY, g ™ J
■if i L e
Ha# cured thousands of-
the worst cas<M of Bnn<l andaWf _
B'eodmg PiLf. It R'V 1 ’
imm' dlate relief, and «i!
a permanent cure. Try it directly. His warrant>d to
cure.
For sale by all Druggist# at 50 cents per bottle.
-DR. STRICKLAND’S
S COUGH b MELLIFLUOUS
N 0 Cough Balsam
MOK.E.
iW is warranted to be tho only
jjr—"preparation known to euro
—rc.-v.3Mt-- Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Chrou c Coughs, Consump
tion,* bronchitis and Croup. Being prepared from
Honey and H« rl>a it is healing, roil< ning, and expector
ating, and parti, ularly suitable for all affichon# of the
Throat and Longa. Fur sale by Druggists everywhere.
DIARRIKEA.
Over 18,000 soldiers wore cured of Diarrbosa and
jDyfentery lata year by the use of Dr. Strict land’s Anti-
Cholera Mixture. Ihe fact <>f its b ring mod extensive
ly in Jhe Hospitalsis proof of the efflcfoncy of Dr. Strick
land’s Antl-Lhulera Mixture for me euro of acute and
chronic cases of Diarrhoea a d Djscntery This is tho
on’y preparation known as a sale and certain remedy
for Cholera. Do not be without so valuable a medi
cine. Get ’a bottle of u directly. It is sold by all
Druggis s at 50 can s per bottle.
J T. JE.CKINS te CO.,
febl-ly Wholesile Agents, Atlanta, Ga
fl EQUAL TO JAVA ! UJj)
HALF THE PRICE !
(IH|GOE3 TWICE AS FAR I (f
Recommended-and Used by All!
CLERGYxIEN, PHYSICIANS and ProfewiOßnl Men. »«
tho cheapest, best beverage |n the world!
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS NORTH AND SOUTH.
The Southern Trade, to wh ch it is sp cially adapted,
supplied through the New York City Wholes'll# Giucers,
or diref-t from the Manufactory,
Put up in one pound papers in boxes of 36 and 60
pounds each.
NKW YOK.K.
RICHARD DAVIES, Proprietor,
and General Wholesale Dealer in Tea# and Crffees.
jau2s—tf
B B.CAL&WKE!.. R. C. MORRIS, JB
CALDWELL & MOWS,
(Successors to Brewer k Caldwell,)
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
20 Old Slip,
New York.
jan9 6m
DURYEAS’ MAIZENA
Was the only “Preparation for f od from
Indian Corn”
That received a medal find honorable mention from the
Royal Commissioners, at the great International Ext V
bition . London, 1862, the competition ot all promineat
manufacturers of ‘‘Corn Starch” and “Prepared Corn
Flour” of this and other countries notwithstanding.
MAIZENA,
The rood and luxuiy of the age, without a single fault
One trial Wil icon vince the mbst wkeptical. Makes Pud
dings, < akes, Custards, Blanc Mange, tec . without isin
glans, with few or no eggs, at a cost vstonisbing the mi st
economical. A sliuht addition to ordinary Wheat Flour
greatly improves Bread and Cake. It is also excellent
for thickening tweet sauces, gravies for fish and ineat,
soups. Ac. For Ice Cream nothing can compare with it.
A little boited in milk will produce rich cream for ceffeo,
choco ato, tea, tec
Put up in one pound packages, under the trade-mark
Maizefia, with directions for use
A most delicious article of food for children and Inva
e lids of all ages For sale by Grocers ard Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, IGG Fulton Street,
NEW YORK.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
Aug 23—ly General Agent.
WRIGHT, CARTKR CO.,
General Southern Uan.<l Agency
No. 62 BROADWAY, New York.
NEGOTIATE Loans tor Fanners and 1 lauters; also
for Associations, Coipotations and Companies, and
partnerships for th** cultivation of Cotton, Sugar, Rice
and all Soutdern products; also for the Lumber and
Turpentine business.
Procure white labor, native or foreign, to supply
special demand. Orders solic ted.
Organise Associations for tbe development of Mining
and Manufacturing interests and the settlement ot
Southern lands, i'urclnao and forward Machinery.
Implements, Suppl es, tec., for Farm rs, Planters and
Miners. Give careful attention to th#collect! -n and
securing (ts debts, and the adjustment and settlement
of cl unis of every description.
AuTHOßizcn Rzfxkexcen—Peter Cooper, Eeq. Now
York; Jay Cooke, Esq , PhiladuJpbla; A. A. Lowe, Esq.
PiealJei t Chamber of Commerce, N. Y ; Goo. H btuarri
Hfq , Philadelphia. de: 7—3 -
C. A. LONGSTREET, | JOHN SEDGWICK. | W. D. TREADWAY.
J. M. HANIiLEY'
WITH
LONGSTREET, SEDGWICK & CO..
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in
MEN'S & BOYS CLOTHING,
380 BROADWAY, NEWYORK.
deci?—tf
MLIUI>E & WRIGHT, -
COTTON FACTORS.
IND— ’
General Commission Merchants,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
Special attention paid to the Purchase, Sule and Ship
ment of Cotton.
1 eikr to P. M. te R. C. Ca* k, Butler te peU rs, Atlan
ta, Gn., Hon. John I’. K>ng. Augusta,Ga., Musts Grinnell,
N> w York, 11. B. Gin fin te C New York, lx-#« te Waller,
New York, Glidden k Williams, Boston, Tn nu nt Bank,
Bogton, R. Macready fc C> , Cm.. Appleton, Noyrs A Co ,
fit. Louis, bnutb. Woo I& (b .H.L u«, Wm. Jarvis k
Co., Loiiiavrle, James Trabue & Co., Lui.ivllle, Hall &
L >i g. Louiavbie.
ROBERT. LOGKIIiIFr & DEMPSTER,
COTTON FACTORS,
Cash advance I on Cotton consigned to us’bv MrsM-#.
M JVDK te WRI »HT,
Augntia, Ga.
N. B. Cotton consigned to other H use# we will re
ceive and «Lip with d'Hpatch to any American or Euio
pean part, paying taxes and all iicc'SHary expense# on
« me. MAUDE & WRh.IIf.
jnn. 26—3 m
BOOTS, SHOES ARD LEATHER,
No. 11 Dey Street, N. Y.,
ALEXIS BEtAGU & WESSON,
' U 'CKSSOBS or THE OLD KSTABI.ISBED FIRM OF
ALEXIS BRAGG & WARREN.
Vi holetctle DerthuH In Bouts, Shoes anil Lea b«r,
beg to invite the nt tentinn of purchaser# to their splen
did slock, nd <vted to all sectiom of the coun ry, and
which th?y offer at tho lowest market price*.
Special at ♦ n*ion paid io orders.
ALEXIS BRAGG, ANDREW WESSON, Jr.
febU—3m
Hehnbold’s'Fxtract Bucnu lyvl Improved Rose W#«h
eures s cret and delicate disorders, in nil their stage#,
at littie cxpeiiHi*, little or no chiingo in diet, no iticon
venb nee, mid no exposure. It I# pleasant In taste nnd
odor, imniodiattt in it.- - aciion, and froo from all injurious
•u cpei ties.
Ou Consignment &: Tor Sale*
1 f W V BA< KS prime Whit# Corn, at
Ivv GOIBLEk STERLING’S,
isl ‘ omnilssion House,
iov24-tf Hetta st., ▲Ganta, Gs.
LOUISVILLE '
WS. JARVIS. I j. o JARVIS. | J. Y- COWII.XQ, JR
WM. JARVIS & CO.,
CJornmisHion,
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No C 4 Fec.Bd St, between Malo and Market,
Louisville. Kcntnckj
IN fnt.-r. *. Will devote onr .tVee .xclolrcl, to the
COMMIT IOJ and FOR W A UDI X U bua
ure«. V>• • Ik t coiifl'giinieula <,f COTTON. I <>KK HA.
CON, .MHO. WHISKY,nnd BAGGING > D d ROPE.’ W.
will mak. Üb.ral adranc.i "0 Merch.ndh. coiieianed to
our tare, and wl l eTdearor to aecore lur our cu.tvtnera
tIUICIAAL.EB and PROMPT KKTUUNI
Pnetlcn'.r aitentlon will ba p»H to th. Alllnr of FLAX
TKRS’ OHDMB foi Mippli.a JanH-lr*
it. m.o<x. p. aasaiMAk. t .ukah
IIBXRV P. SHACM-ELFORn.
Torfforlyol Atlanta, Ga—with
H. BLOCK & CO.,
WIIOLIfSAL.K DKAL.KP.S IM
Pure Bourbon and Copper Diitilled
WHISKY,
Wines, Brandies, <*in, Ac
No. 33V Mala Street, between Blfktli and Ninth,
Louisville Kentucky.
■Jai.9-»m ■ *
J. M. DAVIS', g. p. CAfty,
rtorvi.ee, Alabama. Loula.il I *,
Formerly Ward A Cary
E. R. DEAN WITH
J. M.DAVIS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• AX#
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Ml
Bourbon Whisky,
GROCEmiES
Foreign and Domestic Liqucr
627 Main Strrot, between Sixth sod leveatb,
Louisville.., Kentuck
All orders addressed to E. R. Den
Atlanta, Ga., will receive prompt »
teation.
New Iron Store.
NAUTS & REAMER,
Agents for the
NEW ILBIH BOLLIX MILL,
ARD
X> OA.ICITO in
Iron, Wails and Steel.
No. 247 (old N 0.634) Main street, between Sixth ante
fiermth, North Side,
Lousisville Kentucky
K. 11. DEAN, Agenti
Atlanta, Ga.
J. a. JirTCHRSOM. J. A. RAIRR
HUTCHESON &RAINE,
Wliolemalo Dealer*
BOOTS & SHOES,
Main Street. South Side, between Sixth and Seventh,
Louisville Kentucky
E. R, DEAN, Agent,
AiiantOj Ga
H. S. BUCKNER,
AXR
Wlioleaale ZDoaJLox” iaa.
NOTIONS,
■WTtil-te C3-ooc3jb 9
FANCY HARDWARE.
Hoiscry, Gloves,
SKIRTS, &c.,
No. 513 Main atraat Filth and Sixth atreeta,
Louisville. Kentucky
E. R. DEAN, Agent,
Post Office Box 320, Atlanta, Ga.
Desember 18*3m
I. B. b'banxoh, Jeffrißon Co | 1. w.
I. It BINYON.
. WITH
1. B. O’BAMMOM & MOM,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 208 Main etrest, between Second and ThliT,
LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY.
not 30-3 m
J AMBB KM4TM A. ft RATB
GRAVES & SON,
PRUPUIETORS OF
Dr. Graves’ Ague Pills, >•
Anti-Blllona Pilis, American blnlmeut
Pain Exirat tor,Candy Vermlfute,
Pile Ointment, and
CURB FOR DIPTHBRIA AND THROAT
And Daaleri in all kind! of
PATENT Medlelnee. Perfumer*, 8 ape, an I Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Ifrandlee, for medical
purposes; An< Algers and Tobacco, Fl < wring Kxtr <eUt
Sponge. Brush of all kinda, < ombt, Quinine, Qeino*
dine, Purified Clceuredne, Su'phatc ot < Inconla Net.
phine, Chloroloi m, Opium, and many otter prepare*
tlons, that adl Io sold low.
Will aso fiepw aM<>rimeat es Flcetlc Medicine.
*d“We will hav«* < ca alogue « f«ur stock at d nr lees
that ni l be furnish" i those desiring one tree of charge
NO. MB MAKKKT ITHKKT,
between filth and Stvmtbwtrrets.
JanlS—lf Louisville Ry.
GUTHRIE &. CO.,
Louisville Kentucky,
PROVISION DEALERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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Cotton Factors,
»*- LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT
November 19,1886 -U
WEBB & LEVERING?
Booksellers & Stationers
AND
BLANK BOOK MANU-FACTtfIRERS,
D BALERS in School Books, Paper Stationery, Gol>
Feus, Ac., Ac. Main Street, 3 doors Itelow 3rd.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
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