I GEORGIA LEfiIBLATCKK.
/ Senator* Holding Over.
ith district—O W Ndwbom, of Clinch.
7th district—J McDonald, of Thomas.
Oth district—T J Perry, of Calhoun.
1 tth district—W A Graham, of day.
13th districtm-L M Felton, of Macon.
15th district—T D Wilcox, of Irwin.
17th district —G R Black, of Screven.
IPth district—C S Dußpse, of Warren.
S', st district —W O’Daniel, of Twiggs.
id district—W Rutherford of Crawford.
Lsth district —W 1 Hudson, of Harris
27th district—H D McDaniel, of Walton.
29th district —W M Reese of Wilkes
81st district—J M Freeman, Habersham.
334 district—G K Deadwyler, f Jackson.
85th district—E P Ilowell of Fnlton.
37th district—J T Slaughter of Carroll.
39th district—B C McAfee, of Forsyth.
41st district —J P Chastain of Gilmer.
43d district—R E Wilson of Murray.
Sewqtora Elected.
3d district—J. H. Clifton, of Tatnall.
ith district—J M Maddox.
>th district—J. W. Staten, of Echols,
ith district—l. A. Bush, of Milter.
Ola district —C Wetolowski.
2th district—W. H. Harrison, of Quit
in.
4th district —Drury Reid, of Wilcoxi
,6th district—Neil McLeod.
3th district—J. T. Shewmake, of Ricli
• ind.
th district —F. C. Furman, of Bald
vm.
22d district—T. B. Cabaniss, of Monroe.
24th district —D. C. Cody, of Chattahoo-
ee.
26th district—T. M. Harkness, of Butts.
w2Bth district—Dr. J. E. Godfrey, of Mor
aga.
50th district —R. H. Bullock, of Madison.
;52d district—R R Asbury.
:54th district—G. W. Bryan, of enry.
56th—P. H. Brewster, of Coweta.
58th district—W A Ragsdale.
10th district —John S. England of Union.
42d district—J. G. Gamble, of Chattooga.
44th district—J. W. Cureton, of Dade.
Representative* Elected,
J Roberson.
Baldwin —G A Green.
Banks —J J Turnbull.
Bartow —Thomas Tumlin, D V Stokely.
Bibb—A 0 Bacon, L N Whittle, W A
Dtlvis.
Berrien—Jas H Kirby."
Brooks—H G Turner.
Bryan—L F Cox.
Butts—S F Smith.
Bulloch —R W DcLoach.
Burke—W F Walton.
Calhoun —Dr O H Paul.
Carroll—H Hogan, E Phillips.
Campbell—J M Wilson.
Camden —G A Mallette.
Catoosa—J W Owcnby.
< harlton—Felder Lang.
Chatham—W W Paine, P M Russell,
Pratt Adams.
Chattahoochee —A Woldridge.
Chattooga—W H Penn.
Cherokee —W B C Puckett.
Clarke—Dr H H Carlton.
Clay-y$ E Keunon. > i '
Clinch—Lewis Stbicklaxd.
Clayton—Rev A E Cloud.
Come—J Pearson.
Colquitt—James Vick.
Cobb—W Phillips, W P Harden.
Columbia —J P Williams.
Crawford—S H Causey.
Coweta—W W Thomas, Dr S W North.
Decatur— IF IF Morrell, Hixam Brackett.
Dodge—Nicholas Rawlins.
Dade—James A Case.
Dawson—Josepli McAfee.
Dooly—Dr L W Mobley.
DeKalb—M R Ragsdale.
Dougherty—A M Wolihin, H Bunte (col
ored.)
Douglas—C R Bow*n.
Early—W C Sheffield.
Echols —J D Smith.
Effingham—H P Brewer.
Emanuel—G W McGau.
Franklin—D J M McEntyre.
Elbert—J J Burch.
Fayette—W S Brows.
Floyd— J R Freeman, J H Reece.
Foravth—Thomas Willingham.
Fulton—J H James, G T Fry, H Hillyer
Franklin—W C Mclntyre.
Gilmer—Joseph Pickett.
Glasscock—E G Scruggs.
Glyun— James Blue, (col’d).
Gordon —M J Dudley.
Greene—W H Branch, V D Gresham.
Gwinnett —N L Hutchins, W J Bom.
Haralson—A R Walton.
Habersham—J H Grant. *
Hall—A D Candler.
Hancock—W J Northern, J T Jordan.
Harris—L L Stanford, GAB Dozier
Heard—M T Almon.
Henry—Geo E Wise.
Houston— A L Miller, B M Davis, J F
i Sikes.
[ Hart—J B Benson.
Irwin—J B Fletcher.
| Jackson—G R Duke, A T Bennett.
Jasper—J C Key.
Jefferson—M A Evans,J C Polhill.
,| Johnson —S W Fortner.
O' Jones —N 8 Glover.
IK Laurens —C S Guyton.
■ Lee — Adams (col’d).
■ Lincoln —Dr J L Wilkes.
S, Liberty—lF C Bacon (col'd.)
1 Lowndes—W A Carter.
B Lumpkin—W P Price.
w McDuffie-J S Jones.
Mclntosh—W H Atwood.
Madison—S W Colbert.
Meriwether—J B Roper, J W Taylor.
Miller—H C Sheffield.
Mitchell—C W Collins.
Milton—J M Stewart.
Montgomery—D J Mcßae.
Murray—Dr Thomas Leech.
Macon—W H Willis, J D Frederick.
Marion—Howell Hollis.
McDuffie—Dr J S Jones.
Mdhroe—Jeff Hogan, TS M Bloodworth.
Moncan—J 8 Reid.
Muscogee—R J Moses, N G Oattis.
’ Newton—J PSimrus, L B Anderson,
i (Oconee —R R Murray.
k ioglethorpe— J M Smith, A FPope.
■ IPaulding— W J Gray.
• fPickens—L J Allred. /
B Pulaski—Geo W Jordan.
■Pierce—A E Cochran.
■Pike —J B Mathews. ' ;
■Polk—Seaborn Jones.
■Putnam—J A Reid.
B.uitman—L P Dossier.
Babnn-W M Pickett.!
■uioolDh—Arthur Hood.
Richmond—J C C Black, Pat Walsh, W
Ewing Johnston.
Rockdale—W L Peek.
Schley-NJ Wall.
Screven—W P Wade.
Stewart—C C Humber, B F Davis.
Sumter—Allen Fort, W H Davison.
Spalding—J D Stewart.
Tatnall— Jas B Smith.
Thomas—W M Hammond, R S Burch.
Trouu—A H Cox, J F Awtry.
Talbot—J C Mannd, J M Mathews.
Taliaferro—B F Moore.
Taylor—Bennett Stewart.
Terrell—G T Marshall.
Telfair —J Wilcox.
Towns—Josiah T Kinsey.
Twiggs—J T Glover.
Union—T J Haralson.
Upson—Dr J W Brown,
milker—J M Shaw.
Walton—W R Smith.
Ware—W A McDonald.
Warren—Dr W H Pilcher.
Washington—J A Robson, G W Pea
cock.
Wilcox—W/T Faircloth.
Wilkinson-N C Hughes.
Wilkes-F H Colley, W R Callaway.
Worth-J W Rouse.
Wayne—James Knox.
Webster—Dr W C Kendrick.
White—W G Goodman.,
Whitfield —Rev W C Richardson,
Democrats in Roman; Radicals in Ital
ics ; Independents in Small Capitals.
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GOOD AND
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3
WHY THE FRANKLIN ‘LEADS THE
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BOOK MAKING.
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iid. Because ft employs only such work
men as are thorough masters of the art.
3d. Because It embraces in its printing
material all that’s new, useful and heautilhf.
4th. Because Its paper, card and stocks
are purchased from first hands, selected by
competent judges, possessing the two quali
ties so desirable to the consumers— elegance
of finish and durability.
sth. Because its proprietors give their
personal attention to the execution of every
order, however small.
6th. Because It will not be underbid in
grioes, will duplicate bills of any first-class
ouse, North, South, East, or "West, and give
the customer in tood work and full count, a
quid pro quo.
7th. Because it will not be excelled by any
other house, South or elsewhere, in the exe
cution of Its work.
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owned and operated by practical, enterpris
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10th. Because you cannot do better in
prices, promptness, or quality than at The
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ATLANTA TELE GR AM ~ ,T ANTI AllY 23, 1877.
GEORGIA RAII.BOAB.
DAY TRAIN.
Leaves Augusta - - - 8.-00 a. m
Arrives at Atlanta - - 4:00 p. m
Arriv4ftt Auguste ’ - “ 3jWa. m.
Covington Accommodation.
Leaves Atlanta - - -1- 5:30 p.m.
Arrives at Covington -; - -8:00 p.m.
Leaves Ccriringtonn - - > 5:25 a. m
Arrives at Atlanta - - 1 7:50 a. m.
, :o: f
rE , -LINE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. \
TO TARE EFFECT JUNE 6th, 1878.
| NORTH:
T I: in f
: Sfe,:: IS: _B " PP
“ Charlotte, - - - 2.80 a.m.
- SEW*. ■ ■ &S
Arrive Washington, - 9-.00 p.m.
“ Baltimore, - - 10.00 “
“ Philadelphia, - 2.85 a.k.
“ New York, - - 6.15 “
south :
Leave New York, - - - 9.00 p.m.
“ Philadelphia, - - 12.48 a.m.
“ Baltimore, - - - 5.40 “
“ Washington - - 7.30 “
Leave Davllle, .... 8.10 p.m.
Arrive Charlotte, - - - 2.10 a.m.
“ Spartanburg, - - 5.14 “
“ Greeville, - - - 0.37 “
“ Central, .... 7.40 “Breakfast
“ Seneca, - - - - 8.31 “
Toccoa, --- - 9.43 “
“ Mount Airy, - - 10.20 “ .
“ Gainesville, - - 11.20 “
“ Atanta, - - 1,30 p.m.
ESTERN RAILROAD OF ALA
TIME TABLE No. 40.
TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JULY 4st, 1876
——o
TRAINS GOING BAST.
NO 3. NO. 1. ~
> Mixed. Passenger
D’y,ex.Sun Daily,
arr. lea. arr. lea.
Selma a.m 8:40 a.m 4:20
Wilson’s 9:17 9:20 4:44
Benton, 9:40 9:50 4:59
Whitehall, 10:11 10:13 5:16
Lowndesboro 10:36 10:41 5:33
Manack 11:05 11:10 5:48
Stone’s, 11:30 11:85 6:00
Junction, 11:59 12:00 i 8:20
Montgomery, 12:10 2:38 6:30 6:59
Seven Mile, 3:02 7:17
Mt. Meigs, 3:26 7:34
Brown’s, 3:42 7:45
Shorter’s 3:56 4:00 7:54
Hayden’s, 4:12 8:02
Cowles’, . 4:26 4:38 8:11
Franklin, 4:53 8:20
Clough’s, 5:00 8:25
Chehaw, 5:10 5:16 8:32 8:35
Notasulga, 6:50 5:56 8:53
Loachapoka, 6:20 6:25 9:07
Auburn, 6:51 7:02 9:23
Opelika, 7:30 8:05 9:39 9:46
Rough A R’dy 8:20 9:55
Cusseta, 8:46 10:10
West Point, 9:20 p.m 10:34 a.m
TRAINS GOING WEST
No. 2. 9 l~ No, 4,
Passenger. ’■REted.
Daily. EX. Sun.
arr. lea. arr. lea.
West Point, p.m 536 .m TSO
Cusseta. 603 827 830
Rough & R’dy 819 ——Bs6
Opelika, 629 644 910 910
Auburn, 700 7 01 10121017
Loachapoka 717 10 4016 45
Notasulga, 7 82 11071112
Chehaw, 748752 U34U45
Clough’s 800 1166
Franklin, 806 12 03
Cowles’, 815 12191280
Hayden’s, 8 24 12 44
Shorter’s, 832 1256 100
Brown’s, 8 41 114
ML Meigs, 863 130
Seven Mile, 911 154
Montgomery, 930 945 216 315
Junction, 955 325326
Stone’s, 1015 348 350
Manack, M)27 4 10 416
Lowndesboro 10 42 440 450
Whitehall. 1100 513 515
Benton, 11 16 537 548
Wilson’s. 1131 608 613
Selma. 1! :55 p.m 150 j>. ria
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No. 66 Whitehall street,
octl4eod3m Atlanta. Ga.
Furniture Emporium,
CASTLEBERRY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
IN
FUPFITURE.
48 and 44 Whitehall Street,
dec 21-aw ATLANTA, GA.
Y OHRIiTUttWEB * *U*Qipi and
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Patronize us and keep the mony at home.
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rjl H. 8. BBOBSTON,
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augß-6m
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DENTISTS,
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Atlanta, Georgia.
Will practice in the Federal and State
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in the Superior Courts of the Stateaccesaible
by rail. mch24-ly
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ATTORNEY AT LfW,
No 21Pryor street, Atlanta Geor ia.
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100 do 50 5,000
250 do 25 .. 6,250
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