Atlanta telegram. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1876-????, January 24, 1877, Image 3
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Aolill** OverT
sth district—G W Newborn, of Clinch.
5£ .tst* ?jgs&gssar •
ilth district—W A Graham, of Clay,
13th district—L \1 Belton, of Macon.
19Ui district—C BDa Bose, of Warren.
21st district —W O'Daniel, of Twiggs.
27th district—H D McDaniel, of Walton.
29th district—WM Beese of Wilkes
31st district—J M Freeman, Habersham.
•3fsd district—G E Deadwyler, of Jackson.
35th district-E P Howell of Fulton.
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.
'Ewshtswi |Bf*4du ~, 0
M district—J. H. Clifton, of TatnaU.
4*hdistrict—J M Maddox.
dth district—J. W. Staten, of Echols.
3th district—l. A. Bush, of MiUerj)
l<f'a district—6 Weaolouitki.
12th district—W. H. Harrison, of Quit
man.
14th district—Drury Reid, of Wilcox.
16th district—Neil McLeod.
18th district—J. T. Shewmake, of Rich
mond. i!
20th district—F. C. Furman, of Bald
wn.
22d district—T. B. Cabaniss, of Monroe.
24th district—D. C. Cody, or Chattahoc
€6* • i" ■ * if } -J-p
26th district—T. M. Harkness, of Butts.
w2Bth district—Dr. J. E. Godfrey, of Mor
agn.
30th district—R. H. BuUock, of Madison.
32d district—R R Asbury.
34th district—G. W. Bryan, of enry.
36th—P. H. Brewster, of Coweta.
42d district—J. G. Gamble, of Chattooga.
44th district—J. W. Cureton, of Dade.
Representatives Elected,
Appling—J J Roberson.
Baker—
Baldwin —G A Green.
Banks —J J Turnbull.
Bartow —Thomas Tumlin, D V Stokely.
Bibb—A O Bacon, L N Whittle, W A
Davis*vv*i A r V r if !
Berrien —Jas H Kirby.
Brooks—H G Turner.
S-S 1 /Smith.
Bullock— R W DoLoaeh.
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 Owenby.
i.hariton—Frider Lang.
Chatham- W W Paine, P M Russell,
Pratt Adams.
Chattahoochee —A Woldridge.
Chattooga—W H Penn.
Cherokee—W B C Pupkett.
Clarke—Dr H H Carlton.
Clay—R E Kennon.
Clinch—Lewis Stbicklam.
Clayton—Eev A E Cloud-
Coffee—J Pearson.
Colquitt—Janies Vick.
Cobb—W Phillips, W P Harden.
Colombia —J P Williams.
Crawford—S H Causey.
Coweta—W W Thomas, Dr R W North.
Decatur-W WJlarrett, ERxam Brackett.
Dodge—N icholas Rawwhs.
Dade—James A Case.
Dawson—Joseph McAfee.
Dooly—Dr L W Mobley.
DeKalb—M R Ragsdale.
Dougherty—A M Wolihin, H Bwtfts (col
ored.)
Douglas—C R Bowen.
Early—W C Sheffield.
Echols—J D Smith.
Effingham—H P Brewer.
Emanuel—G W McGab.
Franklin —D J M McEntyre.
Elbert—J J Burch.
Fayette—W S Beowh.
Floyd—J R Freeman, J H Rkbci.
Forsvth—Thomas Willingham.
Fulton—J H James, Q T Fry, H Hillyer
Franklin—W C Mclntyre.
Gilmer—Joseph Pickett.
Glasscock—E G Scruggs.
Glynn— James Blue, (coi’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
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.
Jones—N 8 Glover.
Laurens—C S Guyton.
Lee —Adams (col’d).
Lincoln—Dr J L Wilkes.
Liberty— W C Bacon (ced'd.)
Lowndes —W A Carter.
Lumpkin—W P Price.
McDuffie—J S Jones.
Mclntosh—W H Atwood.
Madison—B W Colbbbt.
Meriwether —J B Roper, J W Taylor.
Miller—H C Sheffield.
■ auftHter
Montgomery —D J Mcßae.
Murray—Dr Thomas Leech.
Macon—W B Willis. J D Frederick.
Marion—Howell Hollis.
McDuffie-r-Dr J 8 Jones.
Monroe—Jeff Hogan, T 8 M Bloodworth.
Morgan—J 8 Reid.
Muscogee—R J Moses, N G Oattis.
Newton—J PSimms, L B Anderson.
Oconee—R R Mubbay,
Oglethorpe—J M Smith, A F Pope.
Paulding—W J Gray.
Pickens —L J Allred.
Pulaski—Geo W Jordan.
Pierce—A E Cochran.
Pike—J B Mathews.
Polk—Seaborn Jones,
i Putnam—J A Reid.
■ Rnusiolpb—Arthiv Hood.
ATLANTA 733LEUBAM--JANUARY 24, 1877.
Richmond—J Gim.j*HUhrt
■Ewiww Johnston. . .■}
Rockdale—W L Peek. \
Schley—N J Wall. '
Screven—W P Wade.
Stewart—C C Humber, B F Davis.
Sumter—Allen Fort, W H Davison.
Spalding—J D Stewart.
TatnaU- Jas B Smith.
Thomas—WM Hammond, R S Burch.
Troup—A H Cox, J F Awtry.
Talbot—J C Maund, JM Mathews,
TaUaferro—B F Moore.
Taylor—Bennett Stewart.
Terrell—G T Marshall.
Telfair—J Wilcox.
Union—T J Haralson.
W Brow*.
Ware—W A McDonald.
Warren—Dr W H Pilcher.
Washington—J A Robson, G W Pea
cock.
Wilcox—W T Faircloth.
Wilkingm—N C Hughes.
Wilkm-F H Colley, W R Callaway.
Worth-rJ 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.
ATLANTA ENTERPRISE.
II GUANO PRINTING HOUSE!
Jas P. Harrison & Cos.,
Premium
PUBLISHERS -d PRINTERS
Of Georgia, Proprietors.
id
GOOD AND
SUBSTANTIAL
REASONS
WHY THE FRANKLIN ‘LEADS THE
▼AN’ IN GENERAL AND FINE
PRINTING AND BLANK
BOOK MAKING.
Ist. Because It is an establishment fitted
especially for Printing In all Its various and
Intricate ramifications.
2d. Because it employs only such work
men as are thorough coasters of the art.
3d. Because it embraces in its printing
material all that’s new. useful and beautiful.
4th. Because its paper, card and stocks
are purchased bom first hands, selected by
competent judges, possessing the two quali
ties so desirable to the consumers— elegance
of flni*h and durability.
Sth. Because its propiietors give their
personal attention to the execution of every
order, however small.
6th. Because It will not be underbid In
S rices, will duplicate bills of any first-class
ouse, North, South, East, or West. and give
tne customer in good 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.
Bth. Because it Is prompt, reliable, and
fill ly prepared, at all times, for large or smal 1
orders,
9th. Because it is a home institution;
owned and operated by practical, enterpris
ing, public-spirited;* sale men—employing
artists noted for their accomplishments in
the profession; and,
10th. Because you cannot do better in
prices, promptness, or quality than at Thh
Franklin Steak Printing House.
'll THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. ’77
THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY
Courier-Journal.
The Great National Family Newspaper,
Combines the experience, ability and mate
rial resources of three old-time Louisville
newspapers of national repute—the Louis
ville Courier, Louisville Journal and Louis
ville Democrat—and is fortified in the res
pect and confidence resulting from nearly
half a century of their individual and com
bined success. The Werkuy Coubikh-
Journal is not a mere hasty hotch-potch
thrown together from the daily edition, but
a complete, able, spicy family newspaper
carefully and intelligently edited in every
column and paragraph.
Choice from 225 standard books, or any one
of the leading magazines or illustrated peri
odicals for a mere pittance in addition to the
price ol the Courier-Journal alone.
Prentice’s Poems and the Weekly Courier-
Journal one year for 93.00.
A Splendid Map of the South, size
Inches, handsomely colored, varnished and
hung on rollers, re tail price *2 00, will be pre
sented to every subscriber to the Weekly
Courier-Journal who sends us *2.25.
Terms, *2.00 a year, postage paid. Liberal
offers to clubs of five or more. Specimen
copy and descriptive circular free to any ad
dress. W. N. HALDEMAN,
Pres. Courier-Journal Cos,
Louisville, Ky.
FOR 18TT.
AN UNEQUALED VOLUME *
S2O 00
Worth of Mwaie During the Year
Storlee, Sketches, Correspondence,
Ac., by the best Writers,
Choice of Elegant Volunm of Musi*:
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MIUM,” "‘PIANO PREMIUM,”
“CENTENNIAL PREMIUM,”
Free to every subscriber, at only
91,50 a year. Send stamp for sample
copy, premium list and full particulars.
Address, JOHN CHURCH A CO.,
Agents Wanted. Cincinnati, O.
nov -8t
CEOBWa/ RAILROAD. f
-
Arrives at Augusta - - 4:00 p. m.
SIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Augusta - - - 8:00 p. m.
Arrives at Atlanta- - - 5:25 a. m.
Leaves Atlanta - - 10:80 p. m.
Arrives at Auguste - - - 7:35 a.m.
Covlngteand
-LINE RAILROAD.
fUF TIME fABLF.. ■'
Bum. I
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MtfiVt
Leave New York, - - - 9.00 p.m.
; :9SY
“ Washington - , 7.80
£s£!&l; ; * ' l-TSf-S-
Arnvcr unanotte, * - * ■ 2.10 a.h.
“ Spartanburg, - - 6.14 “
“ Greeville, - - - 6.37 “
“ Central, .... 7.40 “Breakout
" Seneca, - - - - 8.31 •*
“ Toccoa, .... 0.43 “
“ :^“
“ Atanta, - - 1.30 r.n.
yr ESTERS RAILROAD OF ALA
TIME TABLE No. 40.
TARi twFFEOT SUNDAY, JULY 4st, 1870
TKAINS GOIHG HAST.
No. 8. No. L
arr. lea. arr, lea.
Selma am 8:40 a.in 4:20
Wilson’s 0117 9:20 4.44
Whitehall, lfcU Ifcf§ -- 9:15
Lowndes boro 10:36 10:41 5:38
Manack 11:05 11:10 3:48
Stone’s, 11:30 11:35 6:00
Junction, 11:50 12:00 6:20
Montgomery, 12:10 2:38 6:30 6:59
Seven Mile, 3:02 7:17
Mt. Meigs, 3:28 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,
Clough’s, 6:00 8:25
Chebaw,: 5:10 5:16 8:32 8:85
Notasulga, 5:50 5:56
Loachapoka, 6:20 6:25 - 9:07
Auburn, 6:51 7:02 9:23
Opelika, 7:30 8:05 9:39 9:46
Rough & R’dy 8:20 9:55
Cusseta, 8:46 10:10
West Point, 9:20 p.m 10:34 %jpi
TRAINS GOING WEST
- r Nto* 2. No. 4.
Passenger. Mixed.
Daily. Ex. Sun.
arr. lea. arr. lea.
West Point, p.m 536 a.m 750
Cusseta. - 603 827 830
Rough <k R’dy 619 —— 855
Opelika, 629 644 910 910
Auburn, 700 701 10121017
Loachapoka 717 104016 46
Notasulga, 7 32 11071112
Chehaw, 748 752 11341145
Clough’s 800 1156
Franklin, 805 - 1203
Cowles’, 815 12191230
Hayden’s, 8 24 12 44
Shorter’s, 832 12 56 100
Brown’s, 8 41 114
sat., —is —is
Montgomery, 930 945 216 315
Junction, 955 3 25 326
Stone’s, 10 15 348 360
Manaote, H)2T 410 416
Lowndesboro 10 42 4 40 450
Whitehall. —-r-1100 513 51c
Benton, 1116 537 548
Wilson’s. 1131 808 613
Selina. 11:55 p.m 5 BO p.m
The Illustrated Weekly.
Ohas. Olucas & Cos.,
FtfßUs&rißs.
14 WarrenlSt., New York.
FttVß SUPERB CHKOXOB GIVEN TD
SUBSCRIBERS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Weekly, one year, with two mounted
Chromos in oil ... *4.00
Weekly six months with one mounted
Chromo in oil - - - - .50
Monthly one year with one mounted
Chromo in oil - - - - 2.26
Monthly two years with four mounted
Chromos in oil - - 8.00
AGENTS g wanted
To canvass every town and county in the
Southern States. ,
Best Paper. Finest Premiums. Lar
gest I'oinniiNHtous.
Particulars on appplication to
O. S. MULFORD, Manager
Southern Branch Office,
No. 56 Whitehall street,
octl4eod3m Atlanta. Oa.
Furniture Emporium,
CASTLEBERRY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MANUFACTURERS ANR DEALERS
IN
FURNITURE.
42 and 44 Whitehall Street,
dec 21-aw ATLANTA, GA.
CHRISTOPHER * BUDDEN,
Lithographers, Engravers, Printers.
OURS IS THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT
of the kind South of Louisville or Balti
more. We do all kinds of Engraving, from
Visiting Card toa View of a Building, poster
Slze @oo£i work £nd LowiPMOidß. .
Patronize us and keep the mony at home.
Ducats sent to Detroit, New York, or Phila
delphia never return to Atlanta again.
C * ttan ®fflspai& A BUDDENS.
deel* 2t h 37 Bread street, Atlanta, Gs,
MIS PIT € Aft PET S.
vl ( • ... jttjnjjsn j fftiv.yi jat t *9
ENGLISH, BRUSSELS,
THREF.-PLY AND INGRAIN
ALSO, STAIR CARPETS, VELVET RUGS, CRUMB CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, Bte.. at the
OLD PLACE,
112 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Sfiy Carpets carefully packed and seat to any pm of the United FREE
OF CHARGE.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST. J. A. BEND ALL.
tunel-iy
SPENQE & JARVIS,
Manufacture
Carriages, Wagons, Etc.
Werk Uaewrpa—frt and Oorsaterd. L Repairing in aU Branches Done; fm
Superior Style, Promptly.!
44 line Street, Opposite Street Car Stables.
JOHN LAGOMARSINO,
CONFECTIONER AND MANUFACTURER OF
ALL KINDS OF CANDIES,
—(AND)—
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOR
EIGN FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
MR. 8 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
Fruit Baskets of all kinds’ of Fruits for Christmas presents from gentlemen
to ladies; all kinds of Nut and Fruit Candies. A large variety of all kinds of Candies for
retailers, in fancy pasteboard boxes, from one to five pounds, also chrystalized French
Fruits, delicious Chocolate Cream Drops, Citron, Bon Tons, delicious Cocoanut Cream
Drops, Mash Mellow Drops, French Nugat, Atlanta Chips; also Figs, Raisins, Nuts of aH
kinds. California Pears and Apples, and Grapes of every variety.
decls.tf
Ford, Mead & Hutchinson,
(Successors to Mead A Cos.)
DEALERS IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SEWING
MACHINES.
Sewing Machine Supplies, Machine Needles,
Oil, Attachments and Parts.
KEPAIR AND ADJUST.
Make OLD MACHINES as GOOD as NEW.
Repair Guns, Pistols, Locks, Scissors, etc.
Silver-Plating, Japanning A Gliding
done in the most approved style.
sep23-3m No. 26 Peachtree at.
rjjT~. s.~BioßToir
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW.
Room No. 2, Austell’s Building. Will prac
tice in all the Courts.
aug*-6m
TTOLLAND A CRENSHAW,
DENTISTS,
Office: 23 Whitehall street,
■* Atlanta, Georgia,
junid-ly ______
A SMITH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Will practice in the Federal and State
Courts at Atlanta, and tar special contract
in the Superior Courts of the Stateaccessible
by rail. , BSmm-
JOHN MILLEDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No 'JV/i Pryor street, Atlanta Geor ia.
Practices in all the Courts. Prompt att n
tion given to collections. mch24-ly
nTBICTLY PUREST. LOUIS
o WHITE LEAD.
Two tons Collier Co.’s brand.
Two tuntfSofrt CV brand.
Two tons Missouri Co.’s brand.
Also the following EAST Klt Brandi.
John Lucas A Co.’s perfectly pujre. j
Wadsworth. Martinez A Longman’s perfect
ly pure.
Cumberland White Lead Co.’s pure.
Hamburg White Lead Co.’s pure.
Pittsburg White Lead Co.’s brand.
All above warranted as represented under
a forfeiture of from one hundred to one
thousand dollars. Also in stock TIM) boxes
window Glass and 100 barrels of oils of all
kinds which we guarantee to sell at rnanu
iaeturem* prices.
DttCK A CO.,
nls-U 26 Alabama Street.
CENTENNIAL CABINET.
04 Illuminated I of the Centennial and
Znt VIEWS | State buildings, an
printed on the grounds during the Exhibi-
S&i
Walnut at., Phlla., Pa. 4w
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FO It SALE.
: Qfi HORSE-POWER BOILER, 8 feet loag,
OO 4 feet In diameter, lame steam dome,
best boiler in UpperOeorgla, with two 12
horse power engines made by Washington
Iron Works, Newburgh, New York.
throw 2x gallons per minute—pipe,flttings,
eto.,al. or sale very low for cash, or part
cash, Balance on time- or satisfactory ex
c * A<dpeM
pHROKICLE AND SENTINEL,
Is Published Daily. Trl-Weekly and Weekly
AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
By WALSH & WRIGHT
Propkiktoks.
Full Telegraphic Dispatches from all
Pol ts. Latest and most Accu
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Interesting and Reliable Correspondence
irom all parts of Georgia, .South Carolina and
Washington City.
(leorgis Aftrelius News Specially
iJAiny—Ope YearSK) 00; Six Months $5 00.
Tbi- Weekly— Ane Year >5; Six Monthsß2 50
Weekly— One Year 82 00; six Months 81 (It)
i 1 ed
lyy' h,H oße ° f * he
two
HmUHmS ■ I Wr rlrßant colored platen, and
BaHTji B JLw give, full description*, price*
and din-ctions for planting
yjM w over 1200 varieties of vegetable
WJI/'fef'vzaw.ss&fe
Ml JrVaxraer, Gardener & Florist. Address,
P/D H. FEBBY ft C 0„ Detroit, Mich.
WL bnipi BrkH Ottokp*
ATTENTION ALL!
Grent BsnUrnpt Sale of Jewelry.
On receipt of fifty cents we will send by
mail, postpaid, all of the foliowlngjrieces of
jewelry, viz: 1 Pair Gold Plated Engraved
Sleeve Buttons, 1 set Gold Front S lirt Studs,
1 Collar stud, 1 Wedding Ring, l Roll Plate
Watch Chain and 1 Gfnt’s Rose Coral Scarf
•"in. We offer grbat bargains merely to
draw attention to onr business, as we have
all kinds of watches and jewelry at loweet
prices. Send for catalogue,
i COLES A CO.,
i no 74w 735 Broadway, N. V. City,
V SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE !—Second Grand
drawing, 1877, at .New Orient*,*, Monday,
Februarj b.
Louisiana Stale Lottery Company.
This Institui ion waf regularly incorporate,
edby the Legislature of (hastate for educa
tional purposes in its, with a ('apHaTorll,-
000,000, to w aich it has si *ce aiMea a reserve
fhnd of Rtia.nno. Its Grand Single Num
ber Drawings 'iil take place monthly.
It never scales or poMftooes. Look at the fttl
iowing scheme:
CAPITAI. PRIZE. 923.000.
40,000 Tickets at Five Dollar* Each.
LIST OT PHIZES:
i prFze ALPRIZES ’ *H>s3
1 do ........u..^....m*..........• •...s,ooe
2 do 12,500 5,00#
5 do 1,000 5,000
10 do 300 .... 5,(X
25 do 250.. 6,280
100 do 100............ •*...•......... .........10^000
100 do 50 5,000
250 do 25.................................... S.ifliW
500 do 10... 5,000
4,000 do 5 20,000
APPROXIMATB PRIZES.
9 Approximate prices of 9200, o*o
0 do 126, H®
9 do 75, 67S
:5,022 Prices, ameunttu* |o tHI.MO
Write for circulate or send orders to
OHaS. T. HOWARD, New Orleans, La.