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jtailg fell) (Bra. 1. S. PRATHER, WM. L. SCRUGGS, IMitom »B« Proprietor*. OFFICE OF THEXEW ERA, Up stairs In toe Kilo BailAia*, Corner Marietta and Peachtree Strnete. « SAM’fc T. AWM - JOS. L. KING te». T. vVTK TJST & CO,, VBOUMM M® USTXn. DlAUats in Stoves, Ranges, Grates, Pumps, CUTLERY, BRITANIA AMD PLATED WARK, Wooden a net "Willow Ware, HOUSE FURBISHING GOODS, &c. ■iieo. wnrartctoMM or Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Kn. a WIVSHIP BLOCK, Peachtree. Btteet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Stoves, Rangos, Tin Plate, etc. W E HATH IN ST9SB AND TO ARRIVE SOON: 150 Heating and Cooking Stove*. *«» turuSore oompfote, 10 Boston Range*, «MRe Sheet Itoa, SOO I ba line, 100 bone na?UU, 0000 lb* Boll** Ware, Win, (No. run). Q-pptr, Spelter, PJvcto, Tin Kettles, Fira Front*. Gratae, Ac.*' A mee Au«rta,at as English and Gteranm TableOutlery, Setawrs. Botcher Sutras, MowW,Sp«a«,*o. Alaa, A Large Aaaertaeemt of Plain and Phntahed Tin Ware, Briteni* and Japwed Wara, Wooden and Willow Wan, Horns Furnishing Geode, [ln variety], Gtwa wsrs, Lamps, v -• Gaa Fixtures, Manilla Bops, Bed Coeds. Tarins, Hacking, Shoe asd Star* Blaeking, As. merit—ts HOGE. MIEL.S & COMPANY. — Gate City Foundry, CAR AND MACHINE WORKS, Marietta Street, Atlanta.. ............ Georgia. ! V , ■ • _ .. ,>J . / ' —r—■ • Wears prepared to build and repair ■ Faitenger asd Freight fftoUroad Car*. OISO, STEAM KMOIMRS <fc SAW MILLS, BU- JSK "ir Ottax >rr!-. * ' " a * t * n J. Wa especially be.; .e.draw us atone to. «f Bolide c»,< and others, to oar elegant paltorns fo,T?> £|m» * Columns,. Varandas,.Steps, Window Caps, Sills, Gratings, &c*, From which we can supply Castings of the best quality and in the shot test time, and at less price than they can be obtained elsewhere. We shall, also, soon go into the Manufacture of Hollow Wares, Os all kinds. In the Carpenter’s Department we are prepared to manufacture SrfSH, DOORS, BLINDS, And every description ot Carpenter’s Wo k. Also, to DRESS AND MATCH LIMBER, In a superior manner. All kinds of TURNING, SCROLL, SAWING, &c* Come and see us. marlO—3m HOGE, MILLS 4 COMPA NY. R. M. CLARKE, Wholesale Grocer, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Whitehall Street, Atlanta Georgia, HAVING Rebuilt my Store and Warehouse, am now prepared to do a large Grocery and Produce Busi* Beas, and from experience in the trade, (OVER TWENTY YEARS,) Feel confident that I will be able to give full satisfaction to ail ’bat may give me a trial. 49*600 si garnet) t h respectfully solicited and remit tances promptly made. ROBT. M- CLARKE, Whitehall street, Atlanta*, Ga. 1 HA Bales If ay, I_VF VJ 500 Bushels Fresh Corn Meal, 350 sacks Extra Family Flour, 400 bbls Extra Family flour, 1000 bushels White Corn, 1200 bushe l-i Mixed Corn, 25,000 lbs New Bacon, 10,000 lbs Pnrile Leaf laird. KOBf. M CLARKE, arch 4,1866—3 m "GENERAL LXSCRAxFf AGEXTsT ' UNDERWRITER’S AGENCY, Composed of the Republic and Hanover, Germania and Niagara, INSURANCE COMPANIES Os New York. CASH AMSETH, $3 9 000 9 000. ISBUB Policies for Fire, Inland and Marine Insurance, glrlct attention pail t*» Insurance on Cotton and other Goods In transitu, and Losses promptly paid. SALMONS ARIKMOI .agents, a hit.ba 1 street. Atlanta, Georgia, February 7, 1866 3m DRUGGISTS South-Side .Marietta Street, ATLANTA GEORGIA. uuuM-U THE DAILY NEW ERA. VOL. 1. ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. T. 81. & B. C. CURKE, Wholesale & Retail 1)31.1 LERS IV ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE Consisting in part of 25.000 lbs Plow Steel, 5.000 lbs. Steel Moulds, Cast, Blister, and German Steel, Plow and Tyre Iron, Trace Chains, Hoeft. Ilorro Shoes and Nails, Nads, Shovels and Spades, A'es, Anvils, ’V lows, Vices, >toKes and Dies, Carpenter’s Tools, Building Mat ’iais. >•ill and C os.seut Saws, Files—assort! d, Leather and Rubber Belting- H -irp aud Gum Parking, Pocket and Tab'e Cntl-ry, Guns and Pistols, And all other goods usually kept in thelllardware line. Also, Agents for FAIRBANKS Platform and Counter Scales. T. M.&R. C. CLAitKE, Cbrner of Peachtree and Line Streets. Jan 23—3 m Atlanta, Ga. Cotton Seed! Bushels Crop of 1865. LANGSTON, CRANE & CO. Tobacco. 150 Boxes, Pull’s, Empire and othei brands. LANGSTON, CRANE A CO Whisky, JgkOURBON aud Robertson county In barrels and LANGSTON, CRANK A CO i W »•<*«* nSn tv !>->*. »/> »» LANGSTON, CRANE 4 CO. Cigars. 150,000 Variou ’ qualitkß - LANGSTON, CRANE 4 CO, Carpet. WE have for Pale a fine Brnssell Carpet, suitable for a room 18 or 20 feet which we are in structed to sell very low. LANGSTON, CRANE & CO Atlanta, January 31,1866—ts iWT” limn 100,000 feet of LONG LEAF PINE LUMBER FOR SALE AT H. O. HOYT’S Lumber In the rear of the MASONIC HALL, Keep Constantly on Hand, Ki'n Dried Flooring, Rough and Dressed, Doors and Sash. Weaiherno.rding, Rough and Dresssd, Lumber dressed for Shelving, Lumber dressed for Wasbboarding, Dry .umber for Sash and Doors, Posts, Beams and Sills, Scent ling and Joists, Pickets and Palings For Fencing. House Stripping, and Sawed Lathes. All orders Oiled promptly and at the lowest market price. On the yard Mr. Joseph Lamb, KEEPS A Carpenter and Jobbing Shop, And an be keeps nore hut No. 1 han da, and has dry lumber to work, he i« able to turn cut work wit despatch and neatneis. jan27—3m HENRY WERT, I L GUTHRIE. Troupe County Ga. | Late of Tennei&eo. I WEST & GUTHRIE, "Wholesale Orocers, COMMISSION MKIWIIAJSr’-.rS, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga., And Dealers .n Corn, Bacon and Lard. Con-'ignmentK solicited. mai 1 3m £ HTK4DMAM. J. R. BJMMOKB. L. P. THOMAS, JR. STEADMAN, SIMMONS & CO., GENE R A L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Gx*oceri«s« w.n<l I’ro<liiee, NorcroM’ Building, cor- Whitehall and Marietta StreetH, ATLANTA, GKOHQIA. marß—3m Helrnhold’K Fxt'a't Biu riu »n<l Improved howe WaMh cure* H'crot and 'b-Jical > disorder*, in all th*lr stage®, at little exp't.s•*, little or no change in diet, no jncon veui<-nce, and m< exposure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in it- action, and free from all injurious nropei tian Enfeebled and ’bdicate of both s«xes, use He mho d s Exfr'cf Buchu It will give iirisk and •ncrgctic aud eua sleep well. w ATL VN TA ADVERTISE ME NTS W. 11 SIMS. A J. ROBERT. W. F. R» MEH SIMS, ROBERT & CO., Wliolesale Grocers, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Franklin Building, Alabama Street, In Store and to Arrive: W/ £ (A 4 h Bushels Corn, •VFV7“ y 1000 Bushels Oats, 560 Bushels Cotton Seed, 50 ch fists Tea, 50 bags Coffee, 50 dor. \Vced in g H MB, 2B) bbls. F our. 95 bbls, cugar. 5 bbls S S Almonds. 5 bids Pecan Nut’, 50 kits Extra Me’s Mackerel. 1000 Reams Wrapping Paper, Sp3«Vs. Si> >ve s. Blacksmith Bellows. Vices, • Anvils, Nails, Horso and Mule Shoes, Ra<pfc‘ Eil“s, Stocks and Dies, &c.» *c. Rope, Plow Lines, Trace Chains. Tongue Chains. Fifth Chains, Stay Chains, Log Chains, Stretchers, r, , &C.,J(C. ; Powder. Shot, Tobacco, Soap, Pepper, Spice, Cream Tartar, Soda, Ginger. Starch, RAGS WANTED. SIMS. ROBERT .ICO-, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, branklin Building, mar3—3m Alabama, street. GREATREBIJCTieN and REMOVAL! UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENT A splendid opportunity to supply yourself with STAPLE GOODS -AT- UHAmOACIfaBLE PRICES, fOK TWO WEEKS ONLY! Ten per cent, deduction fjom all retail bills exceeding ONE DOLLAR! My Stock is full and complete in every Consisting of elegant Plain Black an I Fancy Silk, Handsome Chena, Plain and SUiped Poplin and Poplinetts, Plain Plaid and Figured Merinos, Beautiful English, French, Scotch and American Gingham, English Hose and llalf-llnse, A laige and splendid assortment LADIES’ IM) GENTS’ SILKS, AND Merino Underwear. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GLOVES, of all descriptions, Togethor with an immense stock of Housekeeping Goods, To which particular attention is invi'to, consisting of Bleached and Brown, Double Tabb- Damask, Bleached and Brown .Napkins and i-’oyles Four. Five, and Tight, ’Nine and Ten quarters Bleat bed and Brown Pillow and Sheeting Cotton, Elegant White, Red and Gray Blankets, Mars’-iellHS aud Honeycomb Spreads and Quilts, Brocbatello and Chena Curtains, Together with a full line of NOTIONS & FANCY ARTIfLS. Also, Ten Thousand Dollars worth WMiDE CLIMg, AND PIECE GOODS Cut and Made Expressly for THIS MARKET. MTS, WPS, BOOTS, SHOES, With a splendid stock of CLOAKS, ms ffl EES SOSES. Every one in search of desirable Goods wl 1 do well to give me a cab, as the | rincip il portion of my stock con sis's yf goods soiKonable the year round, while this iiH-thod rnabl-h me to rnn my stock off, thus always giving our friends and patrons new and desiiable govds at the beginning of every sea on. REMEMBER the NEW STOREROOM, In the Norcross Building, Fronting- on WliatcEiaii. PRINTS, TWENTY-FIVE CTS., With ten per cent. off. P. H. SNOOK. feb4—3m J. I-. WINTER, I C. W. WINTER. Montgomery, | Jote of Atlanta J. L.. WINTER & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding, Commission Merchants, 97 Commerce Street, Montgomery, Ala. Goods Kent to us, either for Forw»rding or on Cun* aignment, will receive our personal attention. mar4—3m COTTON ’y./KRTSJS, ITor Sale. Apply to IIKUKIIVG & I.EYDEN, mar22—3m Agents Athens Factory. A-J’LAN'I’A, GA.., A.PRILI, 1866. Or Klailii Ylclu drra. ATLANTA, OF.ORCiaA. Sunday Morning, April 1, 1868 I From our Evening Edition. REDUCED RATES. T>:,l!y N- w Era. one in .nth 75 Cents. Ihtily New rlra, three months** ¥2 25 Era, six months 4.50 Daily Now Era, thie Year 7 qq Daily Now ft'a and Daily New York World Jl6 CO I D.i y New E.a ami Semi Weekly N. Y Wor d.. 10 00 i Daily New traaud Weekly Now York V0r1d.... 8 50 I Dahy New EraandGodey’e La.ly’a Book 0 50 I Daily New Era ami Scott’s Monthly 11 00 I w e Olu’> nitl, anv or ilia leading persand periodi ca siu the U ir.'.l States at r .hi 'ed rates, a full list of which win be glren at an early day. Advertisements inserted at Fifty Cents per Square. Ono inch spa**.' constitutes a square. luiHi’esting rea ling matter on every page of tbe Ena. REWS FROM THE STATES. GEORGIA. Among tbe late arrivals in Savannah, the papers announce that of Hon. D. L. Yulee, lato prisoner ol State in Fort Pulaski. A man was arrested in Savannah onThurs dny, on the charge of passing counterfeit money. Sixteen men, belonging to the ordnance corps of the U. S. regular army, arrived in Savannah on Thursday, and proceeded imine, diately to Augusta, where they ate to report for duty at the arsenal. They were under the charge of a sergeant and a corporal. Tbe editor of the Columbus Sun visited the Chattahoochee court this week, where he rrrtit, many of tbe farmers with whom he conversed in regard to crop prospects. He says : “In almost every instance.we found plane ters short of laboi—some one-fourth, some one third, while, some are short more than half their former force While few thsught they could see no differ nee in the disposi, tion of their freedmen to work, faithfully, tbe great majority made an unfavorable report.— All ure putting in heavy crops to tbe force, and most of the planters seent disposed to plant sufficient corn to meet the wants of the plantation. This disposition we a e pleased to see, and this disposition has been influ enced 111 many instances, by the almost cer tain y that five cen|s a pound tax .will be placed on cottou by the present session of Congress. The railroad bridge at Colhmbus, is about to be rebuilt. ’ E. C. Ramsey an& MilfS-H. Hill left LaQtange on Tuesday last fpr a pjjoS|>ec'. : iog four ico. So says tb£ linporM-. As., Four prisoners escaped from the Trojjp .County jwLon.Monday f M»j. from LaGrange to Gi flTd'acciffi’ntly on.Tuesday evening. The wound is in bis body but- not dangereus. ■. . "‘Th..- residence of J. B. D«an, <-• White Coun ty, wiurdesttejcd by lite oh riuhiiuay'i'hw 17tbf* with al! its furniture, including a fl is piano valued at $6,000. tSo says the Dahlonega Sirj> nal. ALABAMA. The Selma Times of tbe 27th says: Mr. Patrick O’Rourk, a clever and very in*, offensive man, in the employ of the Selma and Meridian Railroad Company, was shot on Sunday last, at Uniontown, by a man named Drake, and died from the effects of the same in a few minutes. The cause of the shooting was simply the refusal on the part of O’Rourk to give a walking cane, which he was carrying in his hand, to Drake. The murder is represented to have been one of the most deliberate and cold-blooded ever committed. Drake was at large at last ac. counts. The Advertiser and Register of the 28th says: “A negro man, whose name is un known, was shot and killed by John Shutter, ly, a watchman in Griffin & Harrison’s Cot tou Pickery, at about 12 o’clock last night. The negro had climbed the fence for the pur pose of stealing cotton. The watchman halted him three times before shooting.” There was a grand Fenian demonstratin in Mobile on Wednesday night. NORTH CAROLINA. An extensive fire occurred in Wilmington the 2Gth, which destroyed a whole block of residences. The Hire was accidental. Loss about §IOO,OOO. The trial of Major Gee is still in progress in Raleigh. The Charlotte Democrat says, we are glad to learn that the railroad bridge ov r the Ca tawba river (between Charlotte and Lincoln ton) will be completed in four or five weeks. The veritable “Old Scratch” has made his bodily appearance in Casswell County, N. C., in the shape of a great ball of fire ; at least, so reports the Danville Times, on “good authori. ty.” He was seen one night last week, swing ing himself, like a great fiery globe over the pig sly of a Mr. Hubbard, who, fearing that his sooty majesty bad an intention of roasting some of tbe potkeis, made at him, first with a big stick and then with a gun, to all which the Devil paid no attention further than to spit jets of sparkling brimstone at him, which so alarmed Mr, Hubbard, ‘-a man of candor and veracity,*’ that he fled the field and loft the “Old Boy” fully master of the position. SE J. EC’TE » TELEG KA JIS. Washington, March 29.—The Loan Bill will not be acted on before next week. Secretary McCulloch states that the May interest on the 5 20's will be paid early in April. Tbe amount of gold required is 22,s 000,000. Philadelphia, March 29.—Several bauks at Titusville and Oil City have failed. Washington, March 29—No business was transacted to-day, both If*,uses having ad journed to attend the funeral of Senator Foote, which was conducted with appropri*. ate and imposing ceremonies. Philadelphia, March 29. Bergan, the murderer of Alias Watts, who was to have been executed on the 27th prox.. was found dead in his cell this morning. Vincennes, Ind., March 29.—The boiler of a saw mill, near Mitchell, exploded to-day killing two men and severely scalding two others. Cincinnati, March 29.—About $50,000 worth of the front walls of the Opera House will be saved. Toronto, March 29.—A1l the Canadian volunteers, except 10,000, are soon to be mus tered out. New York, March 29.—A Paris letter states that, a secret treaty bas been concluded between Napoleon and Maximilian, fixing the pay and position of the French agents in Mex« ico, for five years. A lady from the West reached Spenceport, N. Y.. Tuesday evening on a visit to her pa rents. She hud her infant, with her, and on meeting her mother, she joyful y disrobed her infant of the shawl in which it. was wrapped, and found it dead. Il had been suffocated. —* •—» • ■«*- — • - Twenty.five girls were recently turned out of the United States Treasury for quarreling Letter from WavtUngton. ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. The The Case of m p . Stockton—The r j wii “ ' x , c o :: t , * t r t pa,en \‘ , * oe - T, ‘ e s r u - s«^c K Krß’o“ 0,,D 11 * c °’ ci —•« (from OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] **¥ -LXjOOjM (& S Washington, Aiarcb 28ii>, 1866. Commission Merchants The President’s veto of the Civil Rights bill HOLESfILE GROCERS & GENERAL PRODUCE AGENTS U the pre-occtipation of tbe hour. This veto Keystone Building, does not create the sensation that the veto of nwVi <iCOr ’ ria ’ th t?. 1 • „ ... m CONSINGMENTS SOLICITED th Freedmen 8 Bureau bin did. The first was lUrassN-c s-Uon. J. r. llettn, Seim. LhM Tinirbur Ilk ■ a cinp of thimdel from ll cloudless skv. blit * C ”** 51l ’ h 'h’. Jia.; 11 pry, Junes 4'o, Koine, Ga.; A. the 1-ist wfnr n 11 .11, yl " s! ' 11 * I’r- id-nt Olanta National Bank; Gamble 4 me last was, tor the lust tew days, expected. It, Ntwlhig. AH.-int.,. tli.: w. 11. Gilliland, Churl »to»,S. however, has its significance it < ff.-ctu ally* ex- 2’ * ,u " nl 'i-a, Thomlin.on S Co.. Charleston, 8. O; ... J French & < o. Tenn.; IL Tompkina & Co, ui: tnsueß all expectations from over-sang nine Nashvi I•, T-»nn : Tapp. Kann Walsu, L niisvl 10, Ra >lb, that the President alter all, was not. 4’L*L o g uL 1 “a““' r ’ L ° Ui '” i " 8 ’ K ’ ’ W kb2B ß 3m , ' ey |go • to part company with them. But now _* nu be no doubt butthut the I’re-ident Bt-iff? VIK ¥ IHirii'Dv ,?r Hl intends to travel his owu road, and tint load LlUfJIl!) Cb I v,, g>’i*-wider aud wider apart from tbe road Ibe „ „ . . I’eaolitreo fwtreet, xtauicals travel, every day. The Radicals Lave reconsidered their ac* Atlanta Georgia tion in reference to Mr. Stockion’s right, to a f seat in the Senate from New Jersey. Every* ACrEItfTS fi’Olt THE SALE OF body was astonished at their allowing him to retain his seat, when the question came up a SStJXffoVcPs feJlxllcy. few days ago. But tbe more they thought about it, tbe more dissatisfied they became <-/> _ ju _ * with their own action in letting him remain. It was a question of empire to get rid of him. It might be that his single vote might decide the question of the President’s guilt or in no-. ccnce upon impeachment. Stockton’s going out, makes room for a Radical and as his col- * league, Wright, is not expected to live Jong, j* C,. another Radical will take his place. These Tbe business of the Patent office is rapidly I'nnyao-inra. T— e ' A MACHINE for tbo rapid, cheap and thorough increasing. Immense sums of money are XxL cultivation of *'orn, r ntton. or other cropa, plant made by some of these inventions. Hi.herto £ fX'V.n to very few of the Southern people have turned twelve acres per day. ♦ u «■ . At , . , " e a r.. th • «el-‘ ajjent-i for the Above machines for ineir attention to the subject. It is to be Midd e and Elis; T’linesHeo, Georgia aid Alabama, and hoped that a complete change will take place ar ",^inX'Tt.''iw’v'rowera and Threshers. iat the South in this regard. It should be re-' 2 ami 4 Horse Lover Powers a -;d Threshers. „ i j.I . - ’ Reaping and Mowing Machinefl, Corn Shelters, Fan membtr.ea that civilization is machinery, that Miih, Plows, Field Seeds, Sati<>y’ B GangP ows, &c. the rrraatoot «n/l * Circulars mailed to any address. toe greatest and most prosperous powers are j jj, WARNER & CO., those that have the most work done for them Hardware Dealers, No 2 Public Square, Nashvill j, Tenn, by machinery. England, for instance, has A sample Machine can be seen at machiuery doing tbe work of millions of la- m.rchl ts McK p«c X Ue;»trteb°AGatti?Ga. borrerg. The South should now wake up ' ' - thoroughly to this great truth. Institutions DOHHOC 9 to develope knowledge oi all these subjects rUlLLli'd Ol l" Lim U Ell U connected with machinery, the arts, etc., ’ should be established and encouraged at the (j Ti O C TC Jjt S South, There are immense deposits of iron and co»l at the South, vast water falls . AND going to waste, and cotton without the ex- p. * * mr i pauste of distant transportation. The white. LODHIIISSIOn MerClltUltS, raSee Soutli KhOTild become profjeient in all the modlta'. ~of applying labor*, and* AVIL.T Makf.* Ml AI)VOCES, been uiade for that purpose. • life is, that a Genetai Bunk- Onall kinds Produce in. Store, ' rapt bjf will be passed. By tbe operation of Mitchell Street, tn 3n ui ftvery one who ow<js debts to the amount - % of utn. ’■y giving up bit, oropartY. get a • ATIiA>I’A, CiUOXSIJSA. ' ‘ ’ ja D2B -3m the understanding is, that all tbe United O* States colored troops, will shortly be disobarg- ‘JQQQ bushe s excellent quality Cotton Seed, ed from the army. This is a move in the right For >a'o tw I * l McKBNNEY, ROGERS 4 CO., direction. mar2s-2w* I’eaclitree street. The Radicals profess to be sanguine of sue- »- i - ’ cess. One of the prominent leaders lately res OH OllC KlSk marked, that they were as firm as the founda- Taken by the safest and mos» reliable tion of the Capitol. Conservative. Insurance Companies Associated Press FMspatclics. 613,000,000 x„- T„k, ... C day 2,000 bales at 41c Freights declining, Rates Reasonable, quoted on cotton at Gold, 127 J-. At McCaxny & Co.’s Drug Store, Washington, March 29,-San Francisco. * marl3 _ lm AlabU “ttanta, Ga. advices state that Jaurez the Mexis can Consul at that place, under date of the A.- TVE'W I*l ?TATAC if ? 23d, that the Imperialists had evacuated Chi- „ n*. „ , ’ r For Tkacuebs aud Scholars alike, huabua and , and that the French bad For Merchants ami Bankers, concentrated their forces at Durango. tna Edil'rs t““t?the bye, Washington, March 30.—Tbe Government For Ladles, and all whs will try, authorities have taken measures to prevent any O_A_K!_|X,__E3_| -O-O-l/’ demonstration being made by the negroes of *’ Richmond on the public celebration of the 3d B-L-A-N-K—B-O-O-K-S-, A >ril. I Washington, March 30.—Several reports frem Trenton state that Mr. Scovel, President t TT* A T) "T\ O 9 of the New Jersey Senate, voted with tbe Dem* 9 * octatß on a resolution for a joint meeting of tbe two houses to elect aU. S. senator in place of A“L-“ A - 8“ A“IVI“ A S — 1% Mr. Stockion, recently ruled out. Mr. Scovel, v> a n n 7 n • «rr who holds the balance of power, has announced ’ Uall—owy—G US as U himself in favor of the President’s policy of rra g %^ n i MarcbU.lSdS ’ construction. New York, March 2 7.—Cotton has a de B F BOMAR Mining tendency; sales to-day, 900 bales at 41c Freights are lower; on cotton to Eu- Q roCe r & COIHmiSSiOII Merchant rope 5-lGd to Gold, on tbe Street, 127 J. MARIETTA STREET, • The Bureau.— Much as wo dislike the Atlanta Georgia, Freedmen’s Bureau, we would not do it in. mi x . .. . , . YITILL keep ngrtodsupply of Gr<MrrlMand Produce justice. Tbe following facts—if they are VV to sell at Wholesale and Retail, facts-stated by the New York Evening Post .oHd'eT 0 ”’ 80 ° f h ” “““ “ nd C< **" try will probably be new to mostofour readers: It is called the Freediupn’s Bureau; but it NOW IN STORE, i might more properly have been called n bu- reau for the relief of distress and suffering fll “S Bacon. Lard, resulting from tbe war. For its agents have Peas, Potatoes, &c. re*i—red wh te and black alike, and iu some Giro nm a call. B. F. BOMAR. States and districts the number of whites re- March 23,1866 ts ceiving rations and other supplies from this s^-e, tiled Freedmen’s Bureau was and ts con. o’ ( P t P b.' e c 8 J y arCl ‘ asOd siderably larger than tbe number of blacks. For instance, in August, 1865,3,417 whites k,. „e im. and only 2 540 negroes received relief in tl o I'®® Hl<ir o e, l)J fl. frilSty I OFtCF, department of Missouri and Arkansas, and 3,777 whites and 3,784 colored people in that E ‘?, p,o ’L ed „™PLT'L for th#t P ur P oß0 * ■. j i- . , r ,I , March 23, 1866—ts B. F. BOMAR, of Tennessee and Kentucky. In October, 1865, 2,878 whites received rations from the ‘ ~ ~” Freedmen’s Bureau in Alabama, and only . M A DfTI 1 2,151 blacks; and in Missouri and Arkansas /wxUIA lli.iXl.Wy XL, XOvJU, the bureau relieved 1.592 whites and 1,517 negroes. In November, 2 256 whites aud XXTL h ive the pleasure to announce to our custo > • i ■ . , , V V iners that we ure 1.914 blacks were relieved tn Alabama, and 869 whites and 1,227 blacks in Missouri and r* a■ h wr* r*N’’/'t ) wwrw at era Arkansas. In December,; 3,329 whites and It a ! . I > IAG 2,223 blacks received rations Irorn the bureau in Alabama, and 1,356 whites ani 714 blacl I Ourstock of Mitsouri and Arkansas. In January, 3,329 . ~ . whites aud 2,223 blacks received rations in Sdl‘]Tl O' fV Sil PT* LrAA/1 C! Alabama, aud 2,994 whites and 517 blacks in k UOUU.S ! Arkansas. _ _ AT OUR STORE Sumner's Style. Hon. Eli Thayer, in his speech at New Huven, made an illustriation of 1,1 the style ot a Nsnator to whom he would not I allude by name. He remarked: “When you S O ,!? p Jl in^ a 'l, n t , 5 en ? r, ‘ 1 R , a '' wrtmi ' nt °f Good., to I am) I see the Hist light in th« morning we call uio',,', gf07.»7 Jlt the‘break of day,” but the Senator would .ell and do *uir part in building up business and tho say : 'One of those points of time, illustrated trade of Atlanta. by the poets .4 Greece and Rum.*, occ.u ro g directly through the cycle ot the ages, when ronnge K . owed upon us. and ho;u. by clos.?personal lil« I e.HploiKivijl < ffiilgvi)C'‘ ol Ibe glorious orb attention to tho interests of our patro’a to merit their of day first illnmmes the eastern horizon.’— conbnoe'i conndunce and p.itrunage. Who is that?” [.S'llimilliuii'ous cries from all ' 11 ' tOWRH 4 <O. parts of the bml. “Sumner, Sumner, Charles Sumner!” Loud laughter and applause.] w. b. Lout.. j. i. asdbusox. 0. j, dalus , 7, , , .W. B. LOWE & CO., hour negroes were whipped for larceny, nt “ W;, • , . , ' J ’, WHOLESALE AXI> lIFTAIL DECKERS IN Wilmington, last week. Thereupon the _ ' Freedmen’s Bureau rai ed merry Jerusn- Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods lem, but matters were quieted by showing If VIS BOOT- SHOTS ('•- 1 that, in North Carolina, white men and tlack 5... ’ J,' " I have tbo same liability for thieving. febtl'm bUce ’’ Atlanta, Georgia. NO. 116. I-*rofessional Cards. W. L- COLDSMITH, Attorney at Law, Atlanta. Ga,, Office at City Hall with the Ordinary. ’ Refers to Hon. Joseph H. Lumpkin. Athens, Ga., Hon. W.n. Hope Hull, Athens, Ga.. Hon. Warren Aiken, Car tersville, Ga., Hon. Win. T. Wolford, Cartersville, Ga. " “’■ J* Gartrell, Wm. Ezzird, Jarodl. Whitaker At-’ lania, Ga.,l >'*■». m. a. chandler, Decatur, Ga., J. n. w™ art, Esq., Stone Mountain, t,a. ’ ft b 27 3m THOMAS M. NORWOOD, (Os Ute firm of Norwood, Wilson & Lcater,) Attorney and Counselor at SAVANNAH, GA. Office over Bank of Savannah. feb’3-3nj DR. W. T. GOLDSMITH, HAVING permanently located hi the city of Atlanta, offers bh Profbcsional to tl»» citizens lie c*n be found at th-; Drug Store of Vfe-srs. Taylor & Ball, on Whitehall street, opposite the old Georgia Railroad Bank m irls—lm MHDidAt CABIL —— DR, W. K BROWX, HAVING located in the city of Atlanta, would say to the sick and afflicted, that ho ia prepared to treat all forms of dieeaso. both Acute and Chronic. Hifl remedies are sa(“, sure and effl ;acious His success in the treatment of the full >wing diseases has been such as to anarantee speedy and effectual relief, Diapepsia, Ids eases of the Liver, Dysentery, Dropsy, Kb« urnatim, tcro fuia, Ac. attention given to the treatment of Small- Pox. ‘Syphilis, in its various forms and stages successfully tieat «d and a permanent cure guaranteed In al cas s. Ollie —At Drug Store of G. C. Dougl is &0 • , (form erly Finney £ Winter,) corner of Peachtree and Walton streets. Rooms—corner of Decatur and Ivey streets. leb4-6ni I^NHY^ryARROWr - Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity ATLANTA, GEORGIA, AND Commissioner for South Carolina, Teuness'-e and Alabimii, to attest Deeds, Power of Attorney, and a'l other papers executed within the State of Georgia tn be u-ed or recorded in either of thess States. Will always be found in his offlde during bu sincss hours Prompt and strict attention will b ■ given to all usines< confided to him. Office on Whitehall street, over Holbrook’s Hat feb3—3m DR. EDWIN 8. RAY,”” ii/lers his Profession al services to tile Public. When not professionally engaged he may be found day and night, at bis office on Whitehall street, over Wholesale House of Howard. Evans & Co., Atlanta Ga., January 9,1866 —3 m ’ Dr. Geo. ©TBeliT HAVING located la Atlanta, Ga., will devote bia at tension exclusively to the practice ot Medicine ano Surgery. Office, (for the present) at Mrs. WHtte’a Boarding Home, rear of tho City Hull and oppoalte the “Ballrteu House” Janlo-3m B. R. STRONG, ~ Bank-er a.nd In Blrnchard & Chisolm’a BuiWitlg, v. Wlittehall Street.. Atlanta, OearglA- GOLD and SILVER. UNCDRRENT MONEY, EX CH *N<.E, STOCK**, and BONDS bought and sold. ' <®“Speciat attention given to COLLECTIONS al all accessible points, and prompt returns made. feb!s—3m ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS — y—... U[ ,.|C ■, J ' •' J T. F. X. G. PURE Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. McCAMY <fc CO. OILS, Paints, Varnishes and Dve Stuffs, McCAMY&CO, WINDOW Glass and Putty, McCAMY CO. Prophylactic Fluid and Phiiotoken. McUAMY & CO. SOZODONT, Stirling’s Ambrosia. Burnett’s Cocoiane, Night Blooming Cerus and Lubin’s Extracts. McCAMY <fc CO. OTARD, Cognac, Rochelle and T. F. K* G. Brandy. McCAMY «fc CO. f GULDEN’S Fluid Extracts and Helmbold’s Remedies! JL McCAMY CO. WOLFE’S Scheidam Schnapps, St. Croix and Ja maica Rum, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Port, Sherry and Madeira Wmes. McCAMY «£ CO. fIIHF. laflt of w Jimmy Dick,” the oldest “Bourbon” X ever known—B years old. McCAMY &> CO. FINE assortment Lbaving, Toilet, Tooth, Erasive, Barber, Bar and Castile Soaps. McCAMY <& CO. HAIR Dyes and Hair Restorers, most approved. McCAMY & CO. fIIRUSSES, Suspensary Bandages, Abdominal Sup- X porters, Shoulder and Uterine Braces McCAMY A CO. ARDEN SEEDS. VJT McCAMY A CO. FINE Chewing Tobaccos. J. A Smith's Va., Crumpton’s Va., Funny South, Edmund’s 0. C. 0. Half Dime California, Gold Roll, and other brands. McCAMY <SiCO. ORONOKO Smoking Tobacco, Maccoboy, Scotch and Rappee Snuffs, Wholesale and "Retail SIGN OF T. ,F. K. G., ALAPAHA STREET, Atlanta Georgia, inarchl 2m clcthingT CASSiMeres CLOTHS, IIOSIEItY, '1 Collars, Shirts, Sewing Machine Needles Gloves, Scarfs, h Dra-d oto Suspenders, Drawers. Vestings, Neck Ties, Tailors’ Trimmings, Trunks, Valises. Umbrellas, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hankei chiefs. We are prepared to open the SPRING SEASON with a stock of READY-MADE €LOTIIIX<J, Manufactured from New and Choice Fabrics, and of un equaled extent, variety and style. Thu Merchant Tailoring Establishment Contains all the choicest products of SEASONABLE FANCY FABRICS, as well as STAPLE, from which we are prepared to make Garments to order, in the most e egunt style. , ®3U.G< ntle n n from a distance desiring to order f om us can have Samples of Goods sent by mail, on applica tion. Our prices sliall De nis Low As any house iu the trade. HERRING A LEYDEN, niarlß—3m Glass Front, Whitehall street. SPRING MILLINERY! . MR.W. KNOX:, Has just received a splendid lot of Millinery Goods, FOR. SPRING AND SUM3IER WEAR, Consisting of Bonnets* Mats. Widows’ Caps, Boy’s, Cups, Ribbons, FiuAV’crs, dtc., Which she offeis for sa'eat tho LOWEST C PRICES. Cull and examine her go <ls on W liiteliail street, over llolbroox’fl Hat St<» <* ami Force’s Shoo Store. Pattern Bonnet'for Milliners. mar 27 2w SliHlh red Constitutions Restored by llclmbold’s Ex tract buchu. ATLANTA ADVERTISEMEWB. A. j. haralsM Wholesale & Retail xw... DRY GOODS, ‘ * and GROCERIES, And General Commission Merchant, ' dealer in all KINDS Opposite Roark’s Corner, ~ ... **■*'« ’ Atlanta..... Qeorgfle Oonaignmenl, aoUcliod of *|| Itferf, REFERENOESr G. B.Crump.fcCo., j. Tj . willlxm,. jfiK-nrii.,' G». v-7 ° n . o' * Por ’ e * Wtoirp fclMlah, - o Tr' hl |’ r *, Son * Brow tt 4Go., LhatDn.trati,, t'enn n.irdotlo. G.aneit & co ..Nmlrrllln, T* in ; ftitehon. Ihave oa band a nlcoxtook of ' Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, ConnUtnlg In part of, f- DoLafnes, . . Mgured Alpaccaf t - Prints of all grsoes, * Bleached and Brown Domestic, Bleached and lirowMlrills, A splendid lot of J. anal . of varlons grades, Buttons, Cotton nn.l JHnx Tlirond. PluAj.l N.odl*. wsok» and By rt , LIBIKS’ DUE'S TBa»BUit • • ‘ ’ A large lot Gbolb’ m.l-Ladiftf and andltnir Maw- 1 MftS Oeiitlußwi,’, »nd l irtiw’ (Ho,'«i, ■ -£& Worsted anfl (.limn Stilrta. ' ■ Nett Drawers. Mod ■’toner ■ arttUmJitflSs Dry Geode llo* A eo, » large lot fit . ’w» W.& Perlumery and l^oma^lek. A HARDWARB&CROBKFfir ‘ UootiH ami ± --k- A Spwdid .lock of Hats, npd In addltlac So the ab->»* ‘ 5 I have a good stock ot ■ •. Copperas, and In fact aVerything Io Art-way ut Groh A * <.i■ . ’ : ; Exchange Goods for all kinds of Ptoinoe* Oom, ami jm malf m lA-aj- Bntler. Rggs, (jjrckens, Baron, Lardjfte.,l ”,irn, ‘ toes. FMiliars.Xip.it if ion wkuT w’enotauao tor Goods or G rocex IpT < ' ■' Will ..... * O poiMwSt. ll .,.l.fr I .rt. f . J. ___ _ Atlanta, Georgia. Juust JFLeoelvcscl ’ AND FOR SISJLE, 150 Choice COOKING STOVES, Among which may be found the following 1 it class Store Eastern Stoves. Sanford’s Rangos, Harp, Model Cook, (twovvons,) Harvest Queen, * Maniu. Good Will, Woodman, Sumpter, Beacon Light. Western Stoves Graftt West, (Upitol i, Planet, Pucenix Rang M Ac ,&o <kc Also, a complete stock of House Furnishing Goods, TIN CUTLERY, &c.,&0. 20 Doz Lanterns—Rail Road. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Are re’pectfully invited to examine bls very snloadld. stock ot Tin Ware. F. M. KICHARDSOM, cor. Whttehill aud Hunter street,, marl—Bm AilantGa, GilWlATliiL BWK. OF ATLANTA, Will do a general Bankintr. Deposit, Exchange and Collecting Business, And will Buy and Fall all kinds of Government On favorable Terms, DRIECTORSj John Rice, President, W. W. Clayton, E b.Rowson, b. A. Ptir.<nd. John Cbllier, E L Jones, C.-uh!er. Office for tbe present, at the Ft:rent A'csors Flay ton, Adair & Purse, NO. 18 ALABAMA SfRKKT. Jan3l—3 in h.block. ». Usslma ». j. sitr.xv HEXRY P. SHACKELFORD. Formerly ot Atlanta, Ga—with H. BLOCK & CO., WHOLKSJLB jJKALEP.B 1M Pure Bourbon and Cfrpper Distilled •WHISKV, Wines, Brandies, din, str. No. 33(i Main Stroat, between Eighth mid Ninth Louisvilh- Kentucl v . Sp*ti">'uir <.f .MaSt*-1- Stß:k n Thnrf.. r ,. I* J iiafxoUH ami iteliilUnted slionldjiuui ctfiatel, use W w bifid’s Ksttacl UucUu. >{* ■ 7 “ H