The daily new era. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1865-1869, March 02, 1866, Image 1
ATLANTA ADVERTISEME xTS.
' ON CONSIGNMENT I
1 A A r,on, '> “Pwl Milla,**
Ivv For Family aud Bikon* ns?.
F
1A A 1»»rtel« Flo Jr. “Orthodox
1W SBpoiior article tor Family u«» .
L
r* KA Btubela Wheat Bran,
• An excellent article for Sto,k.
0
QA A Barnta Fleur. “Cook’s Fancy."
HVV To Arrive.
u
*)AA Barral® Flour. “M It T
OU V To Arrive.
R
The above Bran taos
FLOUR
are taking the lead in thia and other atari ta, au I are
dtrkt from the
AEWILBIM HILLS,IADII.U.
»»f Hotels. R'ardnc Hine*. >n*l also
Baker®, ar* requested to call and examine samples
FORHXLE BY
co..
Marietta Street,
Atlanta Georgia.
feb2l—lm
Late ». C AD. b. Welle, I late Auder on. VI dr &Co
Atlaata. Ga. I aO nt<.Ga,
T L. W’-LLS. late J. H.&.T L We'ls, She’byrille T**nn
WELLS, ADAIR & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Genor-l
for WARDING
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
West-side Whitehall Street,
Atlanta Georgia. .
WK w-ill online nureelves •‘rictl* toe WT I )’.’?-
8.4L8 BCHIN <B3. and from .mr «x »e •»•* .ce n
but a <u<l ear ettensir- a *qa »inCAQ’. , ’» »i h the
tea ie ia this ->ec tiea, we hop • to hare a liberal pat
raaaga.
ffrrsnos ecid *r>’k »f ie«. *r •- •
▼i«k>ae. Ac , ta wnich we invite the atteu'iou of pur
abase rs.
We ere m< race viug and in store,
li)OO Bbbs Floir, various brandi,
500 Sack* Corn.
30 ofr) Lb-. N-w Bsvoa,
tOCaai 'nd K-g« Prim" Leaf Lard,
U «. UvnbnrtCb-er,
50 V 4« j. Fancy Liquo s
25 M. cigars gooQ quality.
ADAIR 4 CO.
jan2B —3m
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY I
“ That’s whats the matter.”
GREAT REDUCTION IH PRICES,
OF
Dry Gcods, Woollen Gsods,
CLOAKS, Etc.,
AT
scon, PARSONS & FREEMAN’S,
WIIITKHALL STREET,
Atlanta Georgia, ;
'•r the newt u Tbirtv (10) Days’’ we shill offer onr on
tire stock ot Heary G ods, 8b .w r, .adits’
Cloaks, W *1 en Goods, etc.,
AT COST.
LITE ke*p • eonsple'e arsnr nu'nt of “T.adies’ Dtps--
YY Goods. Wini. G»»ds ( Trimxnin.'s G'* vex hqim-o
P-Mcy|G fxix Gents' Furnishing 'lu os. Er..a Co In
Piai and Fancy Cavimeies, H avy lottos, Do • ics.
Boots aud 'hoes, 11-its a a Caps. C.ockery,Glass -are,
Motions, etc.
ALSO
'A well selected stock of
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Dy* Staffs. L quart, Cigars. Glass, Patty and a beanti
fol line oi Periuuaeries, ioilet Articles, etc-
The 'PrescriptionDepartment’’
is ander the management of “Mt. Parsons, assist «d by
Mi J. .•* Mitchell, long known as con.|'«*t«*nt nil « x
y»rieoced sts. one of wuich will always be f u d
no hand to atteul o customers.
M Physicians ’ can rely iq <q work In this line b ing
properly at Unde 1 to.
With many hanks to our customers for tb«dr liberal
pttrouwge and n cit ng a c-iutii na c • of the s inie
We remain very respectfully,
febl—tf aCoTT. FAK.BUNB & REEMIN. |
posoiFicrw<
(On Pryor Street, next door to the New
Post Office.)
I
THIS splendid Bar r.oom is now open, and th* Pro- ,
prietors invj e the pa rorrige of the public. < uj .
sPkx of L quors are corupo-rd o’ the purest: <a» du tha- ’
e<n ne bongh in the United .'Utes Hot dn i s win be |
prepared in anv and ever de crlptlon to h i t »• c . to !
»uor N.I Hivana Cigars and tine cut Ch«'«itig To
bacco can always be found behind the bar
IL XT jST CJT.T,
Kvery Day rmn 10o’clock *. m. to 1 p. m. a Free
Lunch wib be se ved up U> the gentleman who '*a
fstronixe us Eveiything wll be prepare .in the ftue«t
style and cannot tail te give s itlsfacti<>n
SITTING ROOM.
In the rear of ths Bar we have a super}, sitting room ,
well furni-t ed and carpeted. Gent ernen, so d*-*ir nx
wil find this a warm and cotnforlabl - apartment wh. re
they will be able tsp mm Lnelr Ids ir < tmi 1 in privacy
and com ort.
IMng determined that our t' i lin, ■ t “hah bo
superior t• an in Atlants, tiie p «-j»i »• invite tic
patr nage o> the public, leci n/ tu-t tl ahi r.-cel
perfect satisfaction.
declU ts I 'J ,
MASON’S BL O-.
<B /h Dozen Ltrge s /
•> 1/00 doz sma is./. • n • 1
For *ak; by ‘-I T,
Trout TR or • ’net.
fob 22 ts . na. Ga.
Manhood and Youthful \/ - r are » ■■■. iby He! bi
□old’s Ma tract Bacbu
THE DAILY NEW ERA.
VOLUME I
A ri.AXT X ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. M. & R. C. CLARKE,
Wholesale & Retail
a
DEALERS IX
ENGLISH AND AMHRIOAN
HARDWARE'
Consisting in part of
25 (W lbs I’l w Steel,
5,’»00 lbs Stv* I <>ul*!s,
< RAt. BHms”. and < lev tug n Steel,
Pio* hit Tyre tuii,
T «ce Ch ins lines
Hot i b o s rii Nails.
Na *, Bh< ven and Sp des,
Axes, Anvils w r lows,
Vie-', to »s ind Dies,
Otrpet tor's on's,
Buinting a! ris -.
' ill and C ne*cut Saws,
Fi'e**--is®o t <l.
Leather und übber Bdt ! og.
II np-4 d Gt»m ' a M g.
Guns and Pistole,
And all other go.ds usually kept in the Hardware
I tie.
Also, Agents for
FAIRBANK’S
PLitform and ointer Scales.
T M. il. C. CI AKKE,
Cbrner of Pt a htrev and Line Streets. 1
j Ul23—3m Atlanta, Ga.
Cotton Seed!
■J 4 k / h Bushels Cr’p of 18*5
LANGSTON, CHANE & CO.
Tobacco.
150 Boxes, Pa l*s, Etup r*‘ and bthet brands
’ LANGSTON, CrtA.NE 4 CO
Whisky,
BIUR3ON and R>bertaou county in barrels and
cases.
LANGSTON, CRANE A CO
Wrapping: Paper*
500 R^atus—various size-,
L tNGSTON, CR tNfc A CO. ’
I
Cigars.
150.000 Various qualities.
Z ’ L4NOSTON, CRANE A CO,
Carpet.
WE hive for e a'e a fine Brnss'ell r »rpet. suitable
fra oo nlßor 20 feet squ re, which we a< e in
s'rue. el to -ell ver,, low.
LAs'GSTON CR NE & CO.
Atlanta J muary 31.1886—if
LiSr rain
100,000 feet of
LONG LEAF PINE LUMBER
for sale at
H. O. HOYT’S
X_.ylthT3ci? Yard
In the rear of the
MASONIC HALL,
Keep Constantly on Hand,
K<‘n Dried Flooring, R iiieb and D eseed,
An D i <1 Flooring, R .iigb and Deemed,
Weniheroo rd“iz, R 'liuh and Dregssd,
Luml'er dr-.sed for Shelving.
Lumber rtres.ed for W.shboarding, ■
Drv .ntn'o r f rSesli and Doors,
P >-l«, B-am> and Sills,
Sc □ l*ng and JoihU.
Pick- s ami Pal.ngs
l or F-ncng.
H' use Stripping,
and
Siwed Lathes.
All ordrr. H ied promptly and deliv red free of
charge within the city Hunte at the lowest market
price. On they rd
JWTr. Joseph Lamb,
REEPS A
Chrpsnter and Jobbing Shop,
And an bp k*eps nni o but No. I hands an I has dry
lumber to w<>rk. he is abb? to turn <u» work wit
despatch and neatness Jan 27 —3m
Atlanta High School,
J Ba cment Second Baptist Church
A. IllH VARD BfIUJIBY, A. M.,
W. JI. J AXES, A. JI.
R«-Hum>d M/*r.dav, J nuary Ist 1866.
Tr...M -— fb a Month. Invariably *u Advance.
-NIGHT CLASS.
(By special rrqinet. 1 rntpo-e de.o ing Two Heura at
Nigut, (7-9 P. M.,| to
Arithmetic, Book-keeping,
u Al,n
r» iuist Tvruanxr snip,
y.,r the n eon rnodati ti of nm h B<»y« and Young Men
»“ ar i-n bh* t<» attend du ing the day.
TF BMrt f ’On week, in adv-nc‘i
Decent er 30— ts
JStoragre,
WE have tow readv tor use a large ardseente
ba«< m<-fit., whi< h wii in ImL itorag for L<r <
iaruuui t<. g< <hjm ga.M I Li. 4 HTKHLING, °
Marietta .'treat one d*x;r from NoicroFs corner
November tf
ATL \\T \ ADVEK I’l <E M ENTS.
OOM M P. „ „
GAMBLE & STERLING,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
South- ide Marietta Street,
Atlanta Georgia,
One Door from Norcross’ Corner,
Are daily rec l ivinT and nponintr a large
and we'l selected stock of
Drills, illediciaies,
DYE Stuff-, al ts. oih Him. P-ittv, Fine To’nc-
<•<*. Pur • rini ■- i »t i> jr -u |n,| 4 q 1)r , f. H .
Bh'dicina pn ps m kh>, a virietv if I’» » S a'»«»
<o«rn*»ic-. D< . riti * . I’».»< > uu ih r Rriidivs
and oinb.-. Paint, ik'h-s. Sash L’-o - p I'uinetie-,
loni-uie-. Kvr t-. -eu id «»>■•<. Cu i > ir.v Herbs.
‘Ph’*'., ondiiii'ms Ac. wiii-.t they rv-p«.tiuliy invite
the ladies tu cal <nd .x i nine.
Drs. GAMBLE & STERLING,
Will civ>' t'lMir p-»>sniul *‘t ntio« t» pren>ri»ig and
c< mponndine the r uh d ciiic*. m> t <>iu long ••xnvr -
ienc mdiepivui • • » he rl» o'• si >n < ,vi i sure city
Pliyslcia stint t ; i pi,., ri »iion» a ill be ekil tully,
P < niprh m i ,< . f,||| v fj| et j
The a 111 i «-d ub i tn «y itipli ity rolv upon theiad
vices .nd r- in <1 a
< rugg>N(B n : . Ph s ci.riG. thronghon Hie country
will b m.ppl e<i a a I tiaies. and nt in detiHe j ricefe.
f bJv—tt
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co 0 ; g ; <3 s!
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<5 0 : O' I £
H—' rtf $ : 3 I ©
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Cd <5 s
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4 9 i l ' l
MORGAN & CO.,
DEA I Ell— I7X
FURNITURE;
Mattresses,
Looking* Glasses,
Gilt 5 rstsaies.
Pictures,
Window Glass,
Carpets, &c.,
]VIcM-ietta street,
ONE DJO3 FROM P3ACHTH.3E.
fsb4—3 m
GRA\ 1£S~& SON,
»2B MAH I KT STKEKT,
Louisville Kentucky.
WHOLES LE ' caliTß in 1 rn. h of nil kinds, of
I ate it ciicKx m. Perf> mery »»n<l Fun v rti
ch--, mid Pio. li t' i>, of aloi D . Gra-. s I 'reparations,
Tlz:
Graves’ Ague Pills,
That n« r f.«il to curs Ague, Chills “nd Intermittent
Fever.
Graves’ Anti Billions Pills,
Are « n.i'd. safe in l « Aid ent Cath • r iic an lin a'l kinds
01 Fever va 'mb » nby p» pul Liver < o oplaint and all
derails em> ii t * • I b> dig< i»uie organs.
Graves’ American Liniment,
Used iT>t< i rial i <ir m Cl <!• rn 'irbun Cholic in fivo
ininutt m. mH tt<ei is n- thing better f<» Dynenteiy,
biux a dhi iHa* Afpiuijiiif nnl> fbi hh in tiani,
Fwe ling Head .< oe. pi inn, Bruibca < < res Chulic in
11 orfcc. i<< t;v< in.nu cu
Giaves’ Ciiiidy Veimiluge,
A mild, snfe, certain Worm destroyer.
Slaves’ Pain Extractor,
Will give inm < dla i iritlfnm i an. in case* of Burna
ai u bcaldb Lii'i vli »l.< <.pi L'.mim I<i g t auu bi aid
Ih uu.
Gravi s’ Pile Ointment,
Will cure Pilen q iiri < r than an\ other rein dy.
Graves’ (’me for Diptheiia ami Throat
Dl»r&i>es. Hit »n j itiial I nni<i> lot Trout Dim a-en,
and in nt'V i. »■ u Itu nti'e K«h) ihiee leading
Pnj K.ciuhn iimh.i th. m I ro»< ts- ir in 5h dlcai Colleges.
<» IUVCH P> rn h!c,
Gix<*s n fine G< t e linn . nrnl <h b f r< y* l nil vermin
if any »Lou > ie 'i tlel ;n itii'i i all kinds ot Licit,
atpi in « iinin< ill t> << n in< n < mii| lii h
Ah 11 Gi v, b n.• <! ch ii r<» ti li\ ' 'i i enide by
.'iAb'i'hY a. HKi >V. • i.ant i Ga.
i‘- B—A few <1 t r» M> dicineß will be given aw.if to
tk'/rie WMJtiug to uae thwu. feb22-tf
ATLANTA, G\., MAUCH 2, 1860,
itbc Dailii 31ilu (£ra.
[i-> ,m •»• ’•;<«on e 'ir li.
CiftlOßCilA Li:< I ;iSL > .ITURE.
SENA I E.
Milledgeville, Fob., 26, 1866,
The Senate reasseiuble.l a' 3 o’clock,
P. M. ami resulted ths c msideration of
the bill for the relief of Banks.
NEW MATTER.
This being ihe la t day for the intro*
duet'on of now matter unless by a two
third vote,
Mr. Buller, a bill to incorporate the
Madison Petroleum Company
Mr. J. A. W. Johnson, a bill to ex
tend and apply all of the provisions of
the Or linauce passed by the late ,-orven- I
tion, to make valid private contracts to I
all wills made ami executed betw en the '
Ist day of June, 1861, and the Ist day I
of June, 1865.
Mr. Owens, a bill to accept by the !
State the donation by U.e (Jui'.d Strff s [
of certain lands for th<- promotion of !
agriculture and the mechanical arts
On motion of Mi'. Redding, the Senate 1
adjourned.
HOUSE- AFT EIIN 00N S E *SI ON.
The House met at 3 o’elook, p. m.,
pursuant to adj .urnment, and took up
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Bill to allow Cle ks of Superior and
Inferior Courts of Mclntosh c .unty to
keep their offices m re ihan one mile
from tie Courthouse Passed.
Bill to a'low the Infe.i >r Court of Bar.
tow county to is-.ii • bonds to raise reve
nue for county purp ses Passed.
Bill to change the line between Butts
and Henry counti ■«. Lost.
Bill to change the 1 tie b •tween Paul
ding and Cobb counties Lost.
Hili to im'.orpor it’ 1 th* Cuthbert Min
ufacttiritig Company. Passed
Bill toain.liorz' the Inferior Court of
Rando’ph c >unty to issue lion is Passed
Bill to incorporate the town of S o ii g.
field, iu Efliugliatn county Passed.
NEW MATTER.
Mr. Swear. n_en, of Decitnr, it.tr 6uc> d
a l.ill to amend the several acts incorpo
rating the the town of Baiubr dge.
Mr. Gut: ell, of Cobb, a b II to nnietid
the ch .rtcr of the R. swell M mufactu
rino Company.
House a.ijourned till 10 o'c'ook to
morrow moruii g
SENATF.
Mn.LEDGEVII.LE, Feb. 27, 1866
The Senate met at 10 o’clock, a. m.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Aarborotigh
The title of the bill b trodneed by Mr.
Moore, from the j<> nt Ju.bc ;.ry Commit
tee is; “A Bill to detiue the status of
persons of color and to Regulate th. ir
ri'lits.” This bII proposes to secure to
persons of color, the rights of per.-on and
property, t • hold and convey lands, to
inherit, give evidence ami maintain all
civil lights before the Couns on the
Same fomi'g as white persons, and luith'
er declines that they sh JI not be p in*
ishtbai for any crime or .dleose against
the laws in any man ;< r d if .ent from'
that iu which white persons uie punish
ed.
The Lili to regulate proc. e lings in
winding up the affairs of inso vent, banks,
was amended ami passed by a vote of
yeas 22, nays 20.
The bill as passed relieves the officers
of bank* from the pains and pen t] les of
the law incuried by the suspension t*(
specie payments. Ihe bill does not re
lieve from personal liabdity the stock
holders of the batiks. It allows the
banks to go nt once into liquidation.
It compels the bill-holders to prove bv
witnesses at what time Hey receiv d
their b Ils; or in case tliey c.nnot prove
the same by testimony to say on oath
when they received the bills; and sad
bills are to be cst m ited on a gold basis
at the time they w re received.
'lhe House 'lax b II was taken up and
rend Mr. Strozier < fl' red the lolli.wii g
which w..s unanimously adopted :
Whereas, deaih lias laid his icy band
on the person of Brig. Gen. J.din K.
Jackson, ot the late Confedera'c anny;
therefore, in viaw of his exdtcd patriot
ism, be it
journ till to morrow m ruing nt lo
o’clock.
The Senate then adjourred.
HOU.'E.
Th; House met at 9 o’clock, a. m.—
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal was read and approved.
Mr Byrd, of Mithell, moved to re*
consider the bdl passed on yesterday
known as the Stay Law. The motion
was lost.
Mr. .I. J. Jones offered a res dntion
that the House hereafter hold mg t s s
sions. 'lhe resolu ion was ad. p ed.
The Senate resolution in ielation to
the lands donate' to the St. ten and
Territ'.ri. s for col <*g. s lor the promo ion
of agriculture and the mechanical arts
Was taken up and adopted.
Ihe House took up the Senate bill
known ns the “Exemption Bli,' 1 'ihe
Judiciary Committee of the House res
ported a snbsiiiute for the same. The
essential d ff.-rence b. tween the oiigi
nal and >h<! substitute are these: T e
original exempts fiom levy ami sale
one bundled actesof land a d tiveacies
for ev ry < hikl m der 1 i yea s ol a ?
amt ten addit.inal ucus i r oveiy* in.
valid, .including homestead imt worth
evceedin-.’ $2 500, b.-snbs iioiiseh .ld and
kitchen fiirrntuie, wo kingto.ds, books
and p ovi'ions to a larg. r imou it than
now allowed by law, and applies to all
judgments, aliens, eic.
Ti e substitute only exempts $1 000
worth of property and ¥2OO woith ad
ditional for every child under twelve
yeais ■ f age, ami limits the exemption
to judgments obtained upon coniiaets
made or loris committed alter the pas
sage of ihe act.
Toe bill and substitute were laid on
the table for the present.
The House c.mcuneil tn the Senate
r< solution to ndj urn on ihe 13di prox
The House adjourn, d.
Asa H<t tz.— M j McKnight, or Asa
Hartz, was in Augusta, Ga., tho other
day*.
Tlie Veto HleMsige, Ac.
[n m th” W bliiiitf ”ti 0 r>m>o id. neo of tbu N«*w
I Y >rk I'ribuue.]
There is much excitement in political
circh-s. It is thought by many that, the
President has now thrown himself com*
pleiely into the arms of the coppei*
head. 'Mie exultation of the Demo
crats and rebel sympathizers is great.
' Whilt* lam writing, there is a crowd
assembled in front of Willard’s Hotel
with a band of rnxsic. It is being ad*
I dressed by Mr Rogers, of NewJ 'ie v,
t e leading Copperhead of the H>u e;
Judge Hughes, of Indiana; George
Francis Tram, and several others of
the same stamp, in praise of Andrew
Johnson. It. is proposed bv these gen*
tleim-n and their political friends to
hold a public meeting nt Grover’s Tl e i*
tge on rhiusday, Washington’s biith
day, for the parpose of givin;, a public
exp essiou to the love of the Coppei*
heads tor the President. A crowd pro*
coened to s •renade the President, who,
however, had no speech ready.
* [lron th* N.tlioaai 'nlt‘b i g''ncer—ofllclt).]
The veto by the President of lh<* bill
for the subversion of the Uni >n, under
the guise of a law for the guardianship
ot the freedmen, forces upon popular
consideration tho clear and ernphatio
positions of the President, as laid down
1 i his veto message, and everyman must
find himself obliged to take sides for or
against them. Let every citizen a-k
himself *he question, Am 1 f<r the Re
public. estab ished lu/ the Constitution, or
the one j/rojec ed by Thaddeus Stevens
and his associates?
The meeting of loyal citizens, irres
pective of party, which has been called
for the 22d, at Grover’s Theatre, to en
dorse the restoration policy of'President
Johnson, promises to be a dernonstraw
tion uncomuionly imposing, whether in
respect, to numbers or the lofty nation
a i-m, unselfish liberality, or fervent pat
re tsm of motive which inspire the
zeal, so apparent y< sterday, and which
will be redoubled to -day, among g<*n
tl men ol piominence hitherto ass < i a
ted wit . the several parties, and with
even greater enthusiasm among the mas
ses of every class of our local nopula
ti ». At this meeting, distinguished
-p akers, heretofore actively identified
with nntagoniz-d organizations, will
un te then - powerful testimony to tho
f..ct that the occasion piesents a new
ai.d oveisha. owing issue, against eidi r
sde of which no polit cal party could
hate had the power to commit a jna'ri.
it; that the great question, whether the
restoiation of the Union was the ob
ject it the war, has now come home to
the understanding and the conscience
of every man, and must, in the light of
the conseciated prii cipies of the Re
public, be met by an untrammelled peo
ple.
The Baltimore Press on the Veto
Message.
The American withholds any opinion,
in consequence of the lat>*ness of the
hour in receiving the Message.
The Commercial publishes the nies*
Bsgt>. b it s,ys nothing.
foe Gazette (secession organ) rejoices
over the I’lesident’s firmness and his
veto, and says : We arc sure the people
of Man land and the conservative and
law-abiding people of eviry section of
the countty will heartily end rse ihe
tues a<e wli ch the Pies dent has sent to
the Senate, and in which he has given
rea.-ons that have constrained him to ve
to the Freedm-n’s Bureau bill lbs ai
gument is irresistible, and the spirit and
temper of the message are admirable.—
lie is standing her up -n firm ground in
this matter, and he will be sustained by
the American people from Maine to
Mexico, if he will but call them to the
rescue of tle Constitution and laws.—
I’hey at e weary of the radicalism i.nd
self-.-eeking detnago > tiism of these lat
ter days ; they want the freedom, secu
rity and peace that they once enj yed,
and tin y will follow any man who labors
to restore to them these inestimable
bles-dr.gs They are as yet troubled, be
cause they cat,not see whither they arc
tending; but if Mr. Johnson would but
uplift the banner of constitutional law
and civil freedom, and carry it unflinch
ingly to the front, he would find that he
lias a nation by bis side.
The Sun c dis it the monstrous Freed*
men’s Bureau bill, and then simply re
f rs to the President’s reasons for veto
ing it-
The Evening Transcript approves of
it.
The Wecher (Gen. Sigel’s paper) con
demns the veto message.
Anncdote of Sidney Johnston.—
“M. W. M.” says an 'exchange, sends i g
the following anecdote of the late Gen
eral Sidney Johnston :
“While Sidney Johnston resided <xn
Oyster Creek, in Texas, he kept a tame
Mexican lion, of which be was very fond,
and which followed him everywhere like
a dog. One day, while at dinner witli
General Lunar and Rev. Mr. Fontaine,
he was feeding him with p-eces of meat,
and happening to give film a rare slice,
with blood dr pping from it, the lion
seized the hand that field it, crushing i',
aid growth g fiercely, with angry ey ■
fixed on his master. General Johnston
without a cry of pain or a single move
meat, looked steadily at him, and said
quietly several times, ‘‘Let go, Dan.’
But the •nitnal only growled and lahed
Ins ta I, when, turning to a servant, th(j-
General told him to hand his piffti-S M «
which the frightened negro dd, aitl
General Johnston taking it. in his kit
hand, blew out the lion’s brains, bit
hand was hopele. sly maimed.”
Newspaper Substitute*.— The New
York Nation says that tn Italy, where the
Government exercises acer am control
over the press, it is the custom for each
journal to maintain a stout laboi irfg man,
who, for a stipulated salary, consents to
be cast into prison in atonement for such,
offences as the journal may commit.
Colisi quently this holiest fellow spends
half hi.s days in arre-t; the journalists
pay the tines and write what they please.
Tnc Nation thinks that this would be
the true principle on which to render the
journalists responsible in this country.
ATLANTA ADVERiISEMENTS.
i:at iu:bi(ho\
AND
REMOVAL!
UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENT
A splendid opportunity to supply yourself with
STAPLE GOODS
-AT-
UNAPPROACHABLE PRICES,
FOR TWO
WEEKS ONLY !
Ten per cent, deduction f.om all retail bills exceeding
ONE JDOLLAR!
My Stock is full and complete in every
IZ> JE3I> ART JITZBJXnr,
Connoting of elegant Plain Bln.-k an < Fancy Silk,
laimdrtotne < Lena, Plain and r’t. iped Poplin and
Poplinattß.
Plain P aid and Figured Merinos.
Beautiful Eiiglirtlx. French, cutch and American
Ging tain.
English Homo and half Hobo,
A lai go and splendid assortment
LINES’ IM) II MT SILKS.
AND
Merino Underwear.
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GLOVES,
of all descriptions,
Toge’hor with an itnmeiis.* stuck of
Housekeepii g Goods,
To which partiru’ T ittenfion >s invl ed, consisting of i
B ewc ed and Blown, Loub Tahl Dama k. Bieiched
»in<t Bn.wn 'Napkin* nd oy’e . Four. Fiv- , and I iglit,
Nun mill T n quart is Bleadied and Br wn Pillow and
Sh' ri in • otton.
Elegant W»'ib\ R <| » nd brny Blankets,.
Mnrn* ielks and Huiieycomb Speeds .nd Quilts,
Bi'och.ctvl e and (. Lena < urlains,
Togo her w th a full due of
NOTIONS & FINCV IRTI'LS.
Also, Ten Thousand Dollars worth
OT-NWI CLOfIIW
AND
PIECE GOO DS
Cut and Made Kxprcssb for
THIS MARKET. .
(
hits, iaps, boots, shoes,
With 1 splendid «t"ck of
CIfIAIS. f® BJ GOODS.
Pvery one in s'Mrch of d.Biriblr Good* wi I do w«’l to
vivo me m <ni , hn ti e 1 r«i cip I portion ut my stuck cun
sis a d good* »e >*<»n»»bl * th * y*-a r roiind, whi e this
m> tlmd erm* I « rn«* to run my stock . ff. tlm h ways
giving our friends and untr »ufi new and deni able
nt Ihe bi-ginniiu of t very sea on.
REMEMBER the NEW STOREROOM,
In the Norcross Building,
Fronlinor 011 M hitehali.
PRINTS, TWENTY-F.VE CTS.,
With ten per cent. off.
P. H SNOOK.
MASSEY & HERTY,
Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
THE TXEEXT
SIXTY DAYS
Will duplicate any fill d
South of New York,
Pliiladephia orLi u sville.
STOCK COMPLETE.
Strict attentihn paid to fillii g orders for
Drug's, Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs,
KEROSENE LAMPS,
Kerosene Oil.
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT,
. Fitted up with a view to
-if
Iw or Lcsv&.
fllUATrf afi>rS’.loi b*oo r e »!.,>n i<
JL t h<" 8.-i .agft h hi, adjoining r< Hidenco
ot J. C. D vijrt’n Peachtree utrret.
* • * • BI LL.
rc»al ts w R, al A .nt
,-W ante<U to iuiiy,
500. 000 the 20J1 or’.pril be d<f^V ' r “’ |
t'bu-tr M •RCVS/I. BKI.L.
—loirsALiL ~
b 'crow of Land In South 0.
"Fu w lom'tfia, itiid in Chorokeo. Gem'idfi
, Will Mell ft-r c.uli, or exch mg ’ for i»r *per< y in the Gat
City . »
febllff e * MARCUS ‘A.IW.LU. «
I Lird, in store find for n.de eii
■t * F m F conimfetdon by
H M iRHkON. NALLE HANFON.
NUMBER 191.
I J rolesHional Cards.
W. L COLDSMITH,
Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Ga ,
VMKII L practice in Viiildn and eurronndieg couniltt
V V also 1.1 i.n ibe Cilv C'.urte. Prompt and alric
an. .. lop given to wrl ing Contract*, 10-d-, Wih., Cbn
v. yr. ees, Keui ug and S-ll'iic Real Z«iate, mid collect
ing Del) «. Os all kind*- Olllce at City JI .11 wl.b tho
O. d naiy.J
It t- »io lion. Joseph H. T.nmpkln. Athens,Ga , Ben.
W.n. Hop.. Uni , Alli iis. oa. II n. Warren Aiki-n, Car
lersvl e, Ga., Hou. Win. T. W IT rd, Cartersville. G*.,
Hon.s I. j. G.inrei., W.I. Ezzird, Jiredl. Whitaker, Al
.aniu, (>..,, Hou MA. < lianaler, Decatur, Ga., J. H. clew
art, Keq., Stone M .uniala, (.a. t t b27 3in
J.
Attorney and and Counselor at Law,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
O“<Yfflce in • Holland Block,” W'th Alston & Magill,
w- o wi t artend to busines.i iu my abr nee.
febx7—6t
THOMAS M. NORWOOD,
(Os Ute firm < f Norwood, Wilsnu & Lester,)
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
SAVANNAH, ga.
Office over Bank of Savannah. ft*bl3-3m
j. i\ TayEok?
Attorney at Law & Real Estate Agent.
ATLANTA, GIOROIA.
Office over Til y, Brown At Cb.’s. Whitehall street.
WILL attend proinntly and faithfu ly to all busi
neas e tnis ei to hii care. All kind of claims
receive special at tent on. decl7“3in
JOHNL HOPKINS,
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
O>Fl< E on Decatur and Line streets, two doors be.
low Peach!ree street. dec7-3m
.TOIIIV M. CJITaBKW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATLANTA, GR’ORFIA.
Ofiice on McDonough Street.
' i give prompt attention to all biiMine-BS entrusted to
* cai e ang 20 —ts
ALblbTcXircAitD.
Dr. W. I\ Zachry 9
HAVING pcrmnnent’y located in At «nta, would
o er his fe**-innal services in the tieatment of
all<ti eases to th cute and chronic. IIi« succi >•« Ina
hug and ln< rnhve p actice f•< the Jaat elgh <en years
warrants h m in belie, iue that he wi I Iw ab'«- to give
xeniral s ti-ua* tion. Goho rhea and in all its
loimx treated, and In all cneiciiP* uarrai ted. Special
atfonti ng' vn t«» ma 1 I'ox. Hav ng recently bad ihe
disease mw 1,1 feel the more compct nt to treat it
siicceNßfully
Offic a J L A*. G A. Z chry’a store, on Peachtree st
kebrury 27, Gt
M EDICAL CARD.
DIL W. t7bROWA,
HVIX'i: I. rated in the < ity of Atlanta, would say
to'he sick a>*d atnictrd that he ia prepared to
treat all f rirs of dheaso both Acu e and Chrome. Ilia
rem»die« are sa • . sure and effi aclous Illa succe Rln
th treatment o r the f .11 wlf.ix d Beasea ha* !»•.en ouch as
I » uuar n'of Hpredv and effectual relief, Dicepsia. Dls«
• .*•* fth« Liver Dy Hen lery, Dropsy, hb nmatiin, >cro-
c « Special KtteutloD given to tho ireatment of Small*
Pox.
phi <s, i it h various ♦orms and ”tagps sncr'oasfully
tieat <t and a Herman nt cure gn irantee t In al cas S.
Olli e-AtDr v .Store <»f, G Dotigl >b & 0 , ('orm
er)« Finney « W nt«r,) corner of Peachtree and W Don
•tre- a. Booms- Corn rol Decatur and Ivey streets.
leb4 6m
~H <NR YP. FA RROW,
At’orney at Law and Solicitor in Equity
ATL.MA GKO. Gl.t,
AND t for South t'arolina. Tenneos u e
nd 'hib ina to nt oat Dords, ’< nwer ol Attorney,
and il l other p pe»’s ex cuted wltt ui the State of
Ge rria to b" u ed or record <1 In ei her of th. a* Ftates
Will alwav be found iu hiH office uri gbn sin ess
h'*nrs I'rorupt 'nd >tiict attention wit. b giv-ntoall
usioeg cn "Ind to him.
Office on Wliiteha i street, over Holbmck' Hut BtoM.
leb3 - Cm
DEL EDWRi S. RAY,“
B<ru lits Profrsaio al ktrvlCea to the
Public.
When not pn sea i<>nnlly engaged be mav be found
day and eight, at his « fllce no Whit* hall street, over
Wh<d<‘**'e Hous ot Howard F.van« A: Co.
Atlanta Ga.. Jai nary 9. 18H6— 3m
~T>r.~Geo.G.Bt'lir
HAVING loca din Atlanta, Ga . will devote bis at
ten.ion xclusively to the practice oi Medicine
nnn Surgery.
Oihce, ('o<- the present) at Mrs. Whi'e’a Boarding
Hon e *ear of the City H«ll »nd opposite tho ‘‘BeUvieu
lloush ” janlO 3m
Hotels.
JOHV W. BTOOKTOX. | M. FITZPATRICK | T. I.EaRT. 0
gONITED &TATE3HjTEL.g
L iUISVI. LE. KENTU' KY,
|lHi Centrally locat' d »nd un thorough ||fe|
.e.alf
i ISTOCK roix Ac CO., h-
B rroprieor ’- I
Il lOHNT. COX (late Col C. S. A.) Chief Clerk ll
||t|j J H I«—3n> |
SASSEEN HOUSE,
AT THE JUNCTION OF
Broad and Peachtree Streets,
f|^ HIS House is now o: en for the accommodation of
.1 Tian < ient o- Keg' l«r Boarders.
Terms Per Wee k, f 15, 0. Per Day i 3 00.
feb2o-3w
"PLAMTt~RS H~Of EL,
ALABAMA STRKKT,
Atlanta Georgia.
This House Is low open for the reception of guests.
WM. O’HALLORAtW,
dec29—lf all Proprietor.
Cl IA TT aTiOOC hITe JI o TsE,
We«t Point;. Gm« 9
Is again open fur the accommodatl n of the pabllc.
49»Evo<y %tt iition will be bestowed upon guests.
E D. M( KINLEY, Proprietor.
Decern -er 22. 186-—3 tn
PACIFIG HOTEL,
170, 172, 174 *l7O Greenwich St.,
,'.((’AKK WEST <>V lino DWAV )
Between Courtlandt & Dey treets. New fork.
• • WOW.V PA TTBN, Jr , Proprv tor.
fIIHE Pacimu Hoiklir wkll *.xd wideiy known to the
( 1 ir*\eilnu pu'» Tin 1 lueati hi i e.s, e ia) y suitable
t®in»rctr.iWiS b.isi.i* as men ; i is in co*< proximity
qp» I; e bu.-’uvF* pai i o’ 'lie < uy—is en the highway oi
pouth rn rd Wo t rn travel- a d utjaorut to ah he
. pruiciu i Kai r> iu <»ji Irt amnuaf. depot-.
‘ UA< Ubera. ucco nm d»li"D for over 300
0U1 -s's it. furnished and pos.-e&uM * very mm e'n
I Lt th c >m"it -r.d en.erl»i.-menl of us
inniaie'jr • t.t ire KpacioU'* and well ventilat d;
th waler ; th" atlen lance la prompt
ai.d ifr tin tanle in geuvrously provided wLh
ever\ <h*nc oT ihe season.
U.e subFormu’/oho, for the pot law ye rt, bis been
4 im; le?.>>< e. leliuw bole psopriotur, an » iniei di“ to identify
ir ru'- If ilmrougto y wtin the Interests ol h.s housea.
W»'h «i. g cxperieu ea-a huto» keeper, h* ousts, by
* c ui ges ai.d a liberal policy, io maiulaiu the
reputaimn ol >he Pacific Hole 1 .
yr. .1011 v PATIKN- IR.
~ b.7r. I stronc,
I n n<T Hrokcr,
• Trout I-louwe Hloelc.
• Dec it tu t %tlan»a, Georgia.
GOI D * u.l Ml VER, UNOURRRNT MONEY, EX
CH N K.rTU'K and BONIM boiurht and Bold.
A* l !- 4 1 <e’* ntteni i<»n given to UOLI.M-TIONS stall
av • wii'le p"iuH«. and pivinpl returns made.
| f.-i.lk
ATLANTA AIIVCRTISEMENTS.
A. J. HfIRALSOir
Wholesale & Retail
DEADER xikt
DRY GOODS,
AMD
GROCERIES,
And General
Commission Merchant,
And dealer in all
KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Opposite Roark's Corner,
Atlanta Georgia
Conngnm.nts solicited of .11 kind, of Goods.
REFERENCES.
n?.. RE 11 VHltems. Xu™*., 9s.
,17 .i• r i p " r,e : w «l h »'n * U-llsh, IU M n c*.
H.ti’dTJii 80 ? Fr, ‘ ch - Brn “ n *Co„ T, nJ.
D L c? ,-n r' ' 0 ’ N '*- h ’‘ '* T I Hutchw,
Ih.veoab.n4.nl,. stock ot
Staple and JF'jtnoy
dry goods,
Contdatnig in part of
DeLaines,
Figured Alpaccaf c
Print* of a|| gr-'flea,
Bleachod and Brown Domestic
Bleached I'lid Bn>wn Ditlls,
A eph ndid Ipi nf J sns
of varlons grades,
Buttons. y
Cotton and Flax Thread,
• Pius Mid Needles,;
Hooks and Eyes,
LIMES’ MIE S TBIIIIIINES.
A largo lot Gent,’ nnrt Lodi.,* n ... and and Ha f Hou
Gont and I o.ll,Store" f HOM,
Worsted and bln-n Blurts
Dr, Good. n""“ A D L’:; ll’hX £” r ar,lclM *“ ">•
Perfumery and Pomades,
HARDWARE &CROI KERY
Bootw and *hoeM,
1 ot n “’’ “* uddl “ ,c *°
Eugais,
< offee.
Balt.
Flour,
Corn Meal,
Soda,
i'epper,
Hpice,
Ginger,
roap,
Tobacco,
tes l>P Twiiht d to 1 fuctr y th,u « |D ">• w »y Ol Gricjf.'
Exchnng’e Goods
o^>.o; , ‘ a 'x.te;! Fr " 1 " f,o “ w# “ i to « for
A .1.11 >IIA L ON,
W'hirrbiib .(root,
. . . ~ 0 po.it, H ' .-k'. ' orner,
f ' ,b7 -" Atlanta, G.orgia.
INDEMNITY FOR
LOSS OF UFE OB PERSONAL UY
FROM
ACCIDENTS
OF
Every Description.
The Travelers Insurance Company,
HAKTFORD, CONI*.
Cash Capital nn<l Aixiiel* over
8500,000.
The Pioneer Accident Insurance 00..
OF AMKItICA.
Under the General Accident Risk,
T nto Two ve D llarx Annual Premium will secures
Policy granting Insurance
FOR TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In th l * ev nt of death by
Any Deacription of Accident,
With Ten I) liars p r Compensation
For any personal I Jury cans ng Total Disability from
but mo a. so that, ei.ould the Pole* bo continued ir
ores f*rF«vo Vents, ad> one Ac idt nt mu«ing disablll
ty for Fl VE WEEKS, will reimburse the arsursd for
the whole cost of bls Insu ance.
TWENTY-FiVE T> TUIKTY DOLLAKA PREMIUM,
WIB, in like manner, secure a To icy for
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
And Twenty-Five Dollar* per week O«>mp»nsatioa.
FIFFT DOLLARS PREMIUM
Will, in like maun r seeure a Policy
FO±t TEN THOUSAND DOLLABS,
And Fifty Dol’arspjr
Jnc. *?. IVhitner,
W. P. Pali I 10, (A«e«»«v
At McCamy A db.’s Dr >g Store, Alabama street,
fei>3—tf Atlanta, Ga
GEURGII .VITkVIL BANK.
OF ATLANTA,
Will do a general Banking l , Deposit,
Exchange and Collecting Business,
And will Buy and Fell all kinds of
Government
On favorable Terms.
DRIKCTORSi
John Rice. President, W. W. City ton,
E r. Row son, b. A.l'urtud,
John Cbllioi’, E L Janus, tabular.
Office for the present, at the ft're ot \ casrs.
Clayton, Adair A Purse,
NO, IB AI.ABIMI STKKKT.
janSl—3m
J. L. QUEEN & CO.,
(J. L Que< n, formerly of tbo firm of Fos'er, Queen A Co
Kile’s Building,
Corner of Peachtree and Marietta Stu.,
ATLANTA, GKOKGIA,
GENERAL GROCERSj
ANP
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Refer to— Ex-Guv J EBtuvn, lien Ira R Fuel, rj—
Thomtt Kile. Zimmerman Jt Verdsry, M R Bell X
At anta. D L Campbell, L lirrwi r A Pn, (b o F Bwmci
Mobi e. Loe A Norton, I' arren k r.urcb. Mont.gnß.ery
alo. r ou»her'and * Warren, New Ot)*an