Georgia weekly opinion. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1867-1868, October 22, 1867, Image 6

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GEORGIA WEEKLY/OPINION. ^wSaSTu • ‘ • ' - NSaE: SS-,;' ■•: •'- Si VxtTOK ACCOMMODATIOM TEA IK-DAILY, (except Sundays). 14**6 Atlanta . - - - 8J» P.M. Arrlvoat Dalton - • • IIM P-M. -peeve Diitoa • • • • 145 p.m. A rrlrfl At Atlanta - - » iOM AM. MV GEORGIA RAILROAD—171 mlles-Fare reoenU per mile.—Johji 1*. Kiko, Presides*; K. \ col*. Superintendent; O. T. AKDitxao*, Agent [Atlanta. OAT rABSXHOlB TXAIV. leave Atlanta.. 8A) AJf« AjTlTO At AUgUStO 845 LOAM Augusta. 680 Arrive At Atlanta 680 XIQUT rAMXXdXH TXAIV. i*jl IttTt Atlanta 7.16 PAT. ARlTO At AtUuitA 443 A.M. xi our rnxouaa fbsioov tbaih. g Atlanta 6.40 P. > At AttjTOitA V.BTA. AOffUKA ......640 P. I At AtlAntA. ; B.00 A. teflS-Fare, Are cents per mlle-A. J. Whitx, President; K. B. Walkxx, .Superintendent; R. A. AJBUOAOX. Agent At Atlanta} DAT Y ASSXVQXK TXADf. Xeave Kioot ATTiTOAt AtlAfitA - 24ATO AtUntA - Arrlvo at Macon tssttnauh : . Loots Atlanta - Arrlra in Macon 746 P®. 440 AAL Kivu, Freak er rallo—Jonx P. Kji- Vmu, AconkVt AU.nU: vat runwu ruiH< .*.19.00 ^m! dat r abskxoxx txaix—ooxiva ix. WOT MONTGOMERY A WEST POINT RAIL- *■!■“& a.h. Arrive At Colambtu • 1.44 P.M. bsmssn 1 ? •. • . • 2: iLcavo Columbus ... 1.11 P.M. Arrive at West Point - - 186 PAL WESTERN & ATLANTIO and after June 18th, 1867, Passenger Trains W will run M follows: GOING NORTH. LEAVING ATLANTA. MS A H. Dailt (xxearr jdxdata) Emus Paasxxqxk.—Arrivs at Daltos at M0 r. n., oonnootlng with t T. and Ga. R. R. 1 trains tor Knoxville, Lynchburg, Wash ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Mew York. Arrive atc5nATTAXoo«A6J5 r. eonneoUng with, trains of Nashville and connecting with Chattanooga 1UMMMMMMHR vllie, and the West, «*d tealno of Mem- phis and Charleston Railroad for Afem- « htlUe Railroad fbrNashviu^ Lquia- IP. fiWiK (xxcxrr’soxDATa) Daltot Ao- coitMODATiox.—Arrive at Marietta “ ^atuoXiv J&. A Good Investmcn.t -A~ IC. SEAGO, AGEST FOB TUB SALE 07 BAUQll jC SOWS Raw Bone Super-Phosphate, ATLANTA, 0E0BOIA. DBA* Rib—I am woll pleased with my success * **ie use of the RAW ROMM I bought of you iprlng. I used it on Com and Peas, and also J Vegetable Garden. I realised a handsome ton tho first crop. I desire to use it on all crops in the future. Very respectfully, octo-dlm in the lasts) on in l'T'/Ill STOVE WARE HOUSE. AND AT DEDUCED PRICES. I beg to Inform tho citizens of At- I ants, and surrounding country, that, _ „ whioh I will warrant. Any moves purchased Of mo and cracking during tho flrst month will bo re* paired free of charge. All Stoves purchased else- wberotbatdo not Rake or Cook, repaired. All kinds of Stores repaired. Old Stoves taken ta ex- change. I also constantly koep on hand a good supply of ores. Grates, Hollow Ware, Planished Ware. _.a ware, Tin end Sheet Iron, Lai— Wholesale and Retail. Tin Ware, I -** *-*nda of work done Tlio 21K8T KKUOSBN K OIL Guttering and all kinds of work done In that line done at short notice. Th< constantly kept on band. "“Grates put up and warrani and warranted. Ij. MIICA LO VITCII, Sign of GUI Key, Whitehall, near Mitchell street. MEADOR & BROTHERS, Tobacco CbmmioHon Merchants, (TOOK* UHITXD BTATXa HOTBL,) ' ATLANTA.. 0 SO BOLi t R ESPECTFULLY announce to the pnbUo that they keen constantly on hand an extensive as sortment of nil the liadixoxbaxm known to the ft&Sp&OTk Ight’s Rose Mountain; Hol_ Holland’s Indian Queen, together with various other grades too tedious, to men tion. Also, assorted brands of CIGARS and SMOKING TOBACCO. All af which are offered to the trade on as accommodating terms as pur chasers will And elsewhere.aug6—cm r OCTOBER 9th, 1867. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. JOHN B. BOSTWICK, Cranlto Block, Broad atreet. FALL STOCK SOW OPEN To tho Trade Only. IS A. ■., connecting with K.T. _ trains tor Knoxville, Lyeh- burg, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia, and Maw Yobs, arrive at Cvatta- voooa 4.10 jl tf-, connecting with trains ol MaahvIUe and Chattanooga Railroad tor Nashville. Louisville, and the West, amf trains of the Memphis and Charleston Rail* road for Memphis, Niw Oxlxaxs, etc COMING SOUTH. ARRIVE AT ATLANTA. j4l A. M. Dailt Geiat Soptexbx Mail.—Leav ing Ciiattaxoooa 4J0 T. My oonneotUg with trnlns of NashvlUe and Chattanooga, and Memphis end Charleston Railroads and Dalton at 780 r. connecting with trains of X. T. and Ga. Railroads, f.41 A. M. DAILT (KXOXTT BUXDATS) DALTOK A0- OOMHODATIOH.—Leave Dalton ml MS a. k., Kingston 4 JO, CartoravlUe 640, Marietta A 1246 P. M. Dailt (xxoxrr svmpati) Exvaxsa Psasxxoxa.—Leave Chattanooga attJO a. M., making dose connections with trains of Nashville and Chattanooga, and Mem phis and Charleston Railroads, and Dal- vox at 6J6 A. connccUng with trains of Bast Tennessee end Georgia Railroad. f SLUMPS PATM2TT BUtMPIXO 09ACRES OM all XI0BT tbaixb. vkhmAxi, Thsn<l.yudS.turd.rTA rM. New Freight Route. NEW ORLEANS ATZiAXTT A Tl* OKAXD JUKOHOS * UHArrANOOOA. ALL RAIL. Ofutft far huuraue. JDr«rW. 0»- tiManaor ForvmAinj. AffW ^ * utciu, per 1M pmmd, M.g 8 *38;::: “ESS Through BUU of Lading will be given at polat of shipment, and all loss, damage and overcharges will be promptly settled at point or delivery. Tariff, showing classification, etc., may be ob tained at office of Western A Atlantic Railroad. jyW-Jm JOHN B. PBCK, M.T. T> OOPIMG. * ROOFINC. ROO.F INC. Raving established ^Manufactory of tho well Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing t The undersigned would call the speclallattentloa of builder*, and peraous about to build, to this j»TY l.K OF ROOFING. It Is cheaper and more dnrablo than any other Uoofiug in use, and is FJ ItK-PROOF, and has been thotuughljr tested, as oiA be seen by reference^ ALL WOBJ WARRANTED,. Roofing of all * Roofing Feft and Roofing Material for Sale. Sampli-s anil ntoronccs can be seen at the cor ner of Whitehall and Mltohcll stvecU .or at the Manufactory,on Foundry street ^ear of Wlnshlp's FnnndrT. O. A. SMITH. 6. aOTHSOBILP. nOTHBCHItP BOTHICHILD * IB6i| WHOLB8ALI DBS LIBS IB BOOTS &e SHOES, rtiHli *.w T.rk. piKEAT IlfDUCBKBSm Tho lirpont stock of Groceries orer offered In this section, st prices thstrrlll result In certsln sale; to your Interest to call before yon purchase st Hos. 1 snd 9 Granite Block. Sugar*. 90 hhds. Cuba and Forto Bhso. 800 barrels Heflned snd Kaw, IS barrels Cut Losf, 100 loafs White, In psper. Call before yon pnrehaso your Saears. Vaffet. SOU bags Rio at (Treat bargains. 78 baza Mocha, Jara, Natlro Ceylon, Maracaibo and Iaauyra. This line of Coffeee Is well worth the at tention of GLOSS SUYEJtS ABO IUUTX tiaarsns Tea*, 46* cheats snd half chests Black and Green, n Quarters «nd saddles Black and Green. Motattc* and Sgrvp, 195 barrel. Molasses Sew Orleans to Common, 8> barrets Beffned Syrup. Ow». l» hoses Flsln, 78 boxes Fsncy, 90 boxes Rack. Pratt and Vegetable* t» dm* amI OUu*. 300 cues canned Texetsblessna Fruit, 00 eases glass Vegeubles and Fruit. Tobacco, Began and Banff, 100 boxes Manofaetnred Tobacco, 78000 Scgars, various brands, 9000 pounds Iwst Macalwy Snnff. 10 barrels Smoking Tobacco In bulk, tenr cheap, S cases (u bales, from Good toFrime. Shot and Cap*. 1D0 bags Drop and Buck Shot, 7B0 M. G. D. Caps, SCO H. Water Proof and Musket Cato. Paper and Paper Bags. BOO reams Wrapping Paper, 000 M. Papor Bsgs. ALSO, BACON, FLOUR, LARD, VINEGAR, And any kind of goods found In a heavy and complete stock of Groceries, This stock I offer at NEW YORK or BALTI MORE PRICES, charges added, far CASH, at wholesale oniy. J. R. BOSTWICK. octft—dtf ■ . ' ioh ham:. E X SPLKNDID IIOUSB AKD LOT B Msrlatu fur .^e; .«»ud ItouM lrom lhe publto iquve on “H.Uonfct (^.uietcrj hou» with Bro well plMti-red room,, four flrc-pl.ce,. s.rrett anil cellar, ilauMe hitch; en, with itMk rlTlmner, a«jo,l,table »od eplendbl sarden a. nod wall of water a. there (.lathe 96TD SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. TOTAL LOSSES PAU), $21,271,972 57! JULY 1st, 1807. A.SSST'S, (AT MARKET VALUE mnfiandlnBank...,B15,^89 nto 646.99310* Unltod Statex. Stato and City Stoc^c, and other Publlo Seourltfex 1,« (CM Liabilities, Claim* notduoand nnadjuated .. Net AateU ,|447M0B81 Fire&IiiiandNavigationEisk8. • AgenolM in all tho prlnolpal citiox and In toe United Staf" ' “"XlMU ^Aypliytionfi tor Inaurance will bo promptly nt- OFFiCB-WIth 0.1. Brown, on out aide White hall street, ono door from Alabama. augl-Om N. L. ANGIER, Agent DBUGS! DRUGS! AT Tin CITY DRUG STORE, Comer Whitehall and Marietta itreats. TURPIN & KING, WttOUSUlM JlAD retail dealers je Drugs Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, BTANDABD PATENT MEDICINES, Fareiara and Dsmestle PHBB’TJMHB/Y. We sell the great tonte HYGIENIC WINE! ReoommeDded by tho Clergy, Physicians and Invalids, —101 i Our Prescription Department IS COS!PLBTE • OPM AT ALL MOVES. DOIT PORQBT TUB PLA0B AMD KAMI 01 TURPIN & KING, acplS—dtlsnov Noreross Corner. Cotton Gins! Cotton Gins! H AVING the Agency, at thU point, tor the celebrated HORACE L. EMERY'S PATENT "UNIVERSAL* Cotton Gin and Condenser, RAILWAY AND LEVER HOESB POWERS Threshing Machines, AjrotuEisQKiiaor.M pAXEsr COTTON PEESS r«a now preparod to rttraltk these SUPBttlOB MlA.OUISBS et short notloe and at manutactureisprioeA All partlea Intending purebaxing AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY will find it to their internet to purohoso of and through me. Gireulanand Frlee List fixmlahed on applica tion In person or by letter. P.W.J. ECHOLS, * Agricultural Implement Dealer and July 6-dim Commission Merchant. HARDWARE! 400 IRON AND 8TEEL. tons Sweedca and Refined Iron, 40 tons now Steel, 1000 kegs Nails—best brands, 9000 pairs Trace Chains, GO Anvils, 100 Vices, 8000 lbs. S. Wagon Axles, 1G0 dor, Sargent’s Cotton Cards, 200 dual Ames’ Shovels and Spudcs 100 coils Jute and Manila Rope, GO Smiths’ Bellows, 300 bags Shot, * 30 tons Savory’s Hollow Ware, GOO Grindstones, 150 doz. Collins’ Axes. Alio, s da. MMrtm.ht of CUTLHttY .ad MIS* UKLlAnKOUH UAUDWABK, for Hi. oa the agptowtM. II, 1M7—eiateod home again, BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &0. fBl 1 would respectfully call the Xffl] r Bt attention of tho public to the rfi fact that I liavc moved back to my ol I stand, where nil those that want good goods can be accommodated. I Intend to keep the BUST GOODS MADE, und will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE BUYER8. GEO. W. PRICE, Markliatn*s Building. Peachtree street. gcp26—d3vr Atlanta. Ga. EDVARD J, HOLDER Sc CO*, Successors to the late Sanuxl D. Wjluiott, MAMCfAOTCBKXt OV CAST STEEL SAWS AND FILES, Or all deserlptloDs, No. 4 Liberty atreet New York, CJPECIAL attention given to the O our PATENT GROUND C1B< Butchers' How Saw*} also, Turning and Felloe Webs. We also continue the manufacture of our well known brand or FILK9, made of the best English Cast Steel; out bv hand and fully war- ranted to bo equal In quality to the best English. ——ml..- •olleife urderr ^ - *t th. . augfl—dty AMERICAN HOTEL, CHESTNUT STREET. OPPOSITE OLD INDKPKDKNCK UALU PHILADELPHIA. 9. R. IIEULINOS, Proprietor, angle—tm BANKING HOUSE JAY COOKE & CO., NO. 90 WALL STREET, Cor. of Naseau atreet New York. TXTEbuy and sell at the most liberal current VV prices, and keen on band a. full »»in>ly of GOVERNMENT BONDS OP ALL ISBUBH, SKVKN-TIIIUTIES, and COMPOUND INTER- EST NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and •ale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. OON VE RIIOIM. We convert the several Issues of 8ivbb-T— vim at the most favorable market rates Into Five- Twenties, which, at present price ef gold, yield tbe bolder abont one per cent more interest per annum. Circulars with toll particulars tornlsnod upon application. augW—d8m JAY COOKE A CO. E’EZDHK.A.Xj DIEl-A-ID. OFFICE NATIONAL CEMETERY,) Hiiuktta, Ga., Sept. 25,18G7. ( P ERSONS knowing the locality of grave, of Federal Dead are rcipectfiilly requested to notify tho subscriber, giving County, town and to whom to apply for foil particulars. A. W. CORLISS, 1st Lieut. 33d Info In clmrgo of National Cemetery, sep27—d2m Marietta, Qa, Tor Family Uie, Liver and Kidney Complaint*. Sold by by all IlrnraliU, Grocer,, do. A. M. IlISINOKn A CO. [MUblUbmlira,) Importereof Menial- , Ao., Ho. U BiAvaa i eepM—dSm L. NTBADS * 109, (Late ot Colambni, Ga.,) IMPORTERS OF CROCKERY, China and Qlssewsr., It*.jet Chambers atreet, Now X-rk T AaVewtIrleuuIselerieniDRMARKET. and aa a throngh toelgh (all kail) baa beea or- u. hat elty to Atlanta via Chattanooga, A HALF CENTS PER POUND on es.tho undersigned solicit your or- tea In their qiaw •UDWIG8EN. ion MerchxnL, New Orleans. Re tor to A. K. Beago, P. A G. T. Dodd, and K AND HIDES in bal den and pron tlon. WOOD, others, Atlanta, Ga. hn*-4m CARPETS. S. 8. KENDRICK & CO., XXCr.USIVK DKALBllS IK OABPETI, OIL CLOTHS, KUOS, MATS, CURTAINS, CORNICES, Shades, Cords, Loops, Tassels, A'e., W UP-STAIRS,.» Whitehall etreet Atlanta, Qa.. Announce the strive of a largo end elegut itook, B0D0HT SINCE IBB BHCBBT DECLIRB, In addition ta elogtnt aaveltlet la Brussels and 3-Plys, They Invite ,Vpecfal Affnlfon lo their LOW PEIOE GARPETS. Choice, durable goods at BE), 73 and 91.00 per yard. Orders ftom a distance solicited and carefully 8. 8. KENDRICK A CO.. Atlanta, Go. BLUE STONE. ,KK BAUHEIi for sale by J A. K. 812AGO* octlO—dlOt O DRIED FHUIT WANTED. XAAA pounds Fcclcd I’oachcs, \_F C000 pounds l'colcd Apples, For which a liberal price will be paid In A. K. SEAGO, In Bankruptcy. >AMPHLKT COPIES of the Rules and ltegu- V trlct Court of the United ft late* for the Northern District of Georgia, can be had on appllcatioi lattousin Bankruptcy, adopted by the Die- Across the Sierra THE CEXTHAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Tin: imsTEBN half Great National Trunk Line ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Being eomtrneted with the AID AKD SUPER VISION OF T1IK UNITED STATES GOVERN MENT, is destined to be one of tbe most turoav. act lines of communication in ths world; as It Is tbs sole link between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior .Ulasin, over which the Immense Overland travel must pass, and the ’Prlnolpisl Portion of tho Kata Stem Lino between tho Two Ocemna* Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidel waters of tbe Pacific, eastward across the richest aud most populous parts or California, Nevada and Utah, eontlngnous to all tbe great Mining Regions of the Far West, and will meet and con nect with the roads now building east of the Rooky Mountains. About 1OO miles are now built,equipped and In running operation to the summit of the Sierra Nevada. Within a few days 33 mi lea, now graded, will be added, and tho track carried entirely acron tie mountains to a point In the Great Salt Lakfi ; Valley, whence fur ther progresa will he eaay and rapid. Iron, materials and equipments nr ready at bafid tor 300 miles of road, and 10,000 men are employ* ed in tlio construction. Tbe local busslness upou tho completed portion surpasses all previous etsimate. The figuree tor the quarter coding August >1, or* as follows In GOLD: GBO'XB OrXUATIBO KCT Kabninos, Kxj’UNMHi, Eaumifoi, $187,679 64 686^48 47 $401,081 17 at tlie rate of two millions per annum, or which >re than three'fourths are net profit on leas than 100 miles worked. This Is upou the actual, legiti mate trafile of tbe roud, with its terminus in the mountains, and with only tho normal ratio of governmeut transportation, and is exclusive of the materials for the further extension of theroad. The Company's Interest liabilities during the same period were less than $B» UQ0. Add to this an ever-expanding throngh traffic and the proportion* ot the toture business become immense. The Company are authorised to continue their line eastward until H shall meet and connect with the roads now building east of the Rocky Mountain ranges. Assuming that they will bnlld and control half the en tire distance between San Francisco and the Missouri River, as now seems probable, the United States will have Invested tit the comple tion of 8G3 miles 626,002,000, or at the aver- age rate of 935>000 per »• Be-not Including an absolute grant of lOtOOOvOOO acree or the Publle Lands. By becoming a Joint Investor In the magplflecnl enterprise, and by waiving Its first Hen In favor of the First Mortgage Bond, holders, vhb Gbbbbal Govbrbmxbt, ib armor, IXTITX* TUB CO-OrXBAVIOB OP PBITAB OxriVAL- ixra, and has carefully guarded their Intoreete against all ordinary contingencies. Tho Company offer tor sale, through us, their FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. COUPON BONDS In Kew York city. They are In tnrat of fl.UO each, with semi-annual gold coupons attached, and are selling for the present at 05 per cent, and Secerned Interest from July 1st added. In currency, at which rato they ytold nearly Nine per eent* upon the Inveatniont. These Bonds, authorised by Act orCongrues, ore Issued only as the work progresses, anil to the tame amount only as tho Bonds granted by tho Government; and represent, In all case*, the first Use upon a completed, equipped, and productive railroad. In which have been Invested Govern ment subsidies, stock subscriptions, donations, sorplua earnings, etc., and which is worth more than three times the amount of First Mortgage Bonds which can be {stood upon it. The Central Poelfio First Mortgage Bonds have all the eesaraaeos. sanctions and guarantiee Jof the Fnotflo Railroad ;Aet or Congress, and have in addition several noticeable advantages over all other classes of railroad beads. They are tho soperttr claim open alto* gether the moetvltal and valuabla portion of the through line. 8mo*A Besides tho tollest benefit of the Govern- meat oudsldlty, (which is a subordinate lien,; the road receives tbe beats at largo donations from California. GEORGIA, Nkwton county. m WO MONTHS after date application will be I A undntAttti* ri*«ie-Mo (Mimr- of qnM rnnn- I »y. tor leave to gam! too iv.» llui Alsun, deceased. Into ol *:ifi !•:. KieLll**" BeptomborSfi, lt«r—wftia TWrt-Fnlly half Oha whole cost of mUee eoetr -* “ eentratea i completed. mUee eastward of San FraseSe^Ue _ (rated upon the UD miles mow abont, JtaDtf-A looal business already rloldhif three, told the annual interest flabllitiw, with adroatages rates payable la cola. rV.,7 * — ly blading agreement. Ilavlag caretolly Investigated the resoureea, progress, and prospects of tbe road, and the man- agementnf the Company** affair*, we cordially rtM’omuiefid tbemt Bonds to Trostef*. Kxeoutors, Institutions, and other* as aa eminently nuuA, r*. Uaf>ld and rsmumtoUm forms *pf pmmtaiuot» tusemt- saeef. , j. Convsrslaas tf Government Setarltlei FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, now raakss /hr lAs AoUsrt front Twelve to Eighteen per Cent* 44* vnniagt, WITH vns IAMB MATS OP ICTXaXfiT. The following are the current rate* (September 8th,} subject, of oouno, to alight variations from day today. Wo receive in exchange! dlffcreneo.188.49 ■ ..180,49 U.8. FlroTw..tta«,'18B (Mw^mpra, t\o. !l».» U. H. Five-Twenties, 1887 (new) coupon,do. .190.(19 U. 8. Ten-Forties, coqjwn, and pay diltor ** u. S. Seven-Thirties (Sd scries), do ireaoo _ _ do ..Wit do utwii For sal# by Banks and Banker* generally, of whom descriptive 1'aiupblcU and Maps eon l>o ob* talnwl, anil by FISK & HATCH, Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities ABO FinancialAgeuteoltheO P.B.U.Co. NO. 6 NASSAU STREET, N. Y„ ABO BY CLAOBORNi BERBINO fit CO., A Vtf VBTAZQ90B9JA. ^ | MplM GKOtt'ilA, Paulding coijnj MON frtrf after date applli* . . de to tho Honorable Ordinnry o . . .buvc to sell the |:uid iM-longing Wi mu e.*iu of L.A.Corrntb, dicoaxed, lute oi .-aid (-minty GEORGIA, uwwjfjcrr county. T WO MONTHS aftiir tl.u dut» application, will he ni ido to the i.ourtof Ordinary of (tWlnlieU county, f»r leave tosell the laud* beloiiKiug to tlm estate of Samuel I* «Villiaui«. ileneiHud. WM 1». WILLIAMS.Hen.. AdmT^ 8eptemi>er 13, lafiT—wd* (l»r« fee $31 91,000,000 IN WATCHES! rop SAI-k OS TUB POPULAR INTO ME Pit ICE PLAM,ja LIVING KVLIiT PATink A Handsome and Reliable Watch! For Hie low Frlc. of Ton Dollura! Without Regard to Value, AXD MOT TO BE rAID FOB UXLBSfiS BKBTBCTLT SATlSFAOtOIiT. too MM Gold ll.nlllix W.trh,.. ..*«0 In (I.KW lor •• — 1U0 UHlin 17 •*■*«•, 000 Gold Hooting Chronmeter Wstcho*..... x*. >+fw tOO Gold luutlng English L*v*r* J O w tS/Jr SUO Gold Huatiug Duplex Watche* 13D tn •00 Gold Hunting American Watch** 100 to Shf 800 Silver Hunting Lever*. 00 to 160 OJO silver Hunting Duplexe*..,.... 73 to 600 Gold Ladle* Watches 80 to 99)- 1.000 Goid Hunting lupines. ... to to Tib 1.00 MUeellaneeut Silver Watches.. toto V*> • BOJ Hunting Silver Watches sfi to 60 8,too Assortod Wateho*. all kinds... 10 te & tB*Krery patron obtains a Watch by thU arfgiigcment, coating but $10. while It majr Uh worth $1,000. Xo partlattyT •howOsjfiQ We wish lo Imtasdlatelv dispose of Ibe above* magnificent stock. Certificate*, itaralnv the Arti cles. are ulaeed In sealed envclu^e*. and Well* ml xeri lloldtrs are omtitled to the article* named oa their certificate upon paymoui of Ten Dollars,, whether It bo a Watch worth $1,000 qr one worth lO'S. Tho reSura of any of oil r Kerfmoito* enti tle* you to tho artlole named thereon upon pay ment, irriMpertive of its worth, aud as no article valued less than $10 Is named on any eertlfioate, it will at onee be seen that this is No Lottery, bat a straightforward legitimate transaction, which may be partlelpeted in even by the moat faetidloosl A single certificate will ho sent by mail, pott' paid, upon receipt of 93 cents, five for $1, eleven for $9. thirty-three and elegant premium tor $3, sixty-six and more valuable premium for $10, one hundred and u<Mt superb watch for $13. To Agent*, or those wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity. Ills alogit fmatcly conducted: business, duly authorised by the Govarnmsnlt and oi*eu to tho most cart to l scrutiny. Tar vaf WRIQUT, DUO. A CO. Importer., lit BHOAUWAT, K.v York. rr« Wstcht*. Knaraalod ... 100 to McBEIDE & FOBDEN’S GREAT KKMKDr “KING OF PAIN,” WILL CURE -IVABBnOIA. BLOODT FLUX. 11 Headache and Earache, in three mlnntrr* Toothache in ono minute* bore Throat in ten minutes. LoMo and Cramp in five minutes. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, Fleurisy, Coughs, Colds, Deafness. Asthma. Files, Bronchial Affections, Dyspepsia, Inflamatlon of tho Kindneya, Liver Complaint and Palpitation of tbe Heart: PRICE; $t PUR BOTTLE. Older* promptly attended to. For solo by JOHN T. HALL, Solo Agent, Corner Whitehall and Hunter street*. Atlanta, Go. Speak their own praiso wherever planted. DAVID LANDKKT1I * HON. septt—dewfim Philadelphia, Ite. LOOKOUT M O U NT A179 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS* Re?, a F. P. BANCROFT, Principal R9T CLASS BOARDING SCHOOLS tor both sexes; $10060 In odvaneo. Next session, tweo- — As, begins Not * . . .. liiMlan, v Priaclnal, or aepl8-<Um TMI |v r weeks, begins November ll, 1887. For clranlars, with toll particulars, address4b» ‘ " C. CARPENTER, Sunt* Lookout Mountain, Tens. - ( #OHN n, LOTBJTOTe WK0UOUUI ABO MFAU »»AUte U WmflKY, BRANDY, RUM, GIN, ^rdteeeolUl^djyrom^ffilmL Che • Block, Peachtree street, eogfil wSm Atlanta. G* McNAUGHT, ORMOND & GQ. Whitehall atreet, (OU> tTASV.) ATI.AKXA t OKOBQJAl Importedpt, and Dealers In Foreign and Dome}tl* HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, IRON, STEEL. •VAILS, nOE3,ETj&, Manufacturer** Agedt* for Brown's U. B. Standard Platform and ORlithr Scales, Old Dominion KaU Worka Company, Vulcan Iron Works's Bar and Plantation trap, Wheeler, Madden A Qomton'e Circular, Kill, ahd- Cross-Cat saws, Clltton MU1 Company's Carriage and Tiro Boltt, Brinloy's Celebrated Kentucky Plows r Calhoun's Standard Kentucky Plows, , . y Collins 1 Cos tool Plows, * r »a| .(• t-.r* 'i Gibson's Patent Cultivator Plows, Dupont's Rlfioand Blasting Powdor.* '•«-')* Tho attention of Dealer* 1* respectfully ceUvd- to our largo and well assorted stock of UBAVT AND RUBLE 60984, Whioh we offer pft LOW PRICKS, tor seek* V> , r i aieHAUOHY, ORMOND A <10.