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Newspaper Page TextVOL. XV. ATLANTA, CEORC1A. Wudnojidny Evenlmt.Jitn.l ;>’<»» “ kitliOIt UKAHB8 TO BK DAMUEHOUB W1IKN UKA.SON IB LKKT KltKK TO'f?'j.HMAT IT "--Jtfer^/n. ATLANTA. GEORGIA, TUI USD AY, JANI.AliV II. 1BGA NO. 11 JhSv wiling 2 Edition. <;ruut and I'olftJ. , ■Tlfero never was a more complete i:.,niiaal, iin-niul iimi physical, limn llmt DfW-nlcd try the I’nfflent and Vieu President eli-i t—buliyi un (i.-msnd Umnl nml Hpeukur l!o|la\. (Iiai.t is modest, unassuming, simple in tastes uml habits, opposed lo demonstration*, ovulions, orutions, uml glorifications. He minds liis business and says very little, Hint seems lo recommend oilier people lo do likewise. (Julian, on the contrary, is pom puis, presumptuous, nslcululious, land ol show, ltie recipient ol numbers ol ovalious, llie tjpiaker pi countless orations, and tin- iuees- sanl participant in all sorts of glut ideations. Ue Ims no business to mind and, doe* it very wall, ••• oeeausc, Ueuerul Oranl won't talk, alleeta to talk lor Uliu, and to utter oracles as lo tlio "In corning administration." Vanity uud sell bUHleicncy, swagger and atUi.-luliou, buve icaeUed tlieir acine.iu IVliuyler Collas. C’ollas Is ulwuys doing or saying somelbiug uud Coitus is'pretty generally the subject of (lie doings and hayings. We can hardly imagine two men more m/like than Urnnt and Coitus. There IB not a Kummendablu ipmlity in Hie liirtiier, the diametric op|Misile ol which is not lound In the latter, and their tastes are as widely ditlereut as lliu rtpratt Imnlly—"Jack .Spratt could eat no tut and bis wile could eal no lean." ttpwlul ('nrruBpntiili'liiT ol ttic llftUlluuru Uuxillto \v.tsinvti|u.v. Wamiinoton, Jan. 10, 1802. 1 staled the other day that the lion. Klibu 11. Wuslibiniie bad, at a very critical moment, bs- tmyed Uuu. Grant—that instead ol a “ friend in need,” be proved at an all-iuiporiant moment Ins worst and most insidious Hrtd bitter enemy. At the same time it was intimated that the lads staled would be proved it any Irieud ol lieu, lira lit would make llie dumauit even "through the public prints.” Nut a itadical newspaper 1ms taken up the gauntlet. Know ing the trutli oi the charge, however, the taels may have been so tar w iihlieid trom the " coming umn " by bis Itadical advisers. 1'robably it would have been ■ pis well it lie bad been kept in “ blisslul igno rance " upon this DgfnL Certainly no political end desiraole to the Conservative party can be reached by preventing such a man as Wushburue lroiu goiug into the cabinet. Unu thing is sure, and mat is, it llie new President designs to lurin u cabinet ol materials not inimical to him while ne was serving in a military capacity during the late war, ho must gu outside ot Ids prosenl Con gressional adulators I Facts iii abundance are at baud implicating other aspirauts lor Execu tive lavor besides Mr. WaBliburue with combin ing to nip his Bprouling honors in the hud. lint ullhougn the Itadical organs have been siguillcuully chary ol treading upon Ibis deli cate grouud,some weak-knueo Democratic Jour nals nave met my slariliug developments with llie wide-moulhed aud glarod.-cyed inquiry of • can it lie possible?"— alter the'habitual manner lii llie quasi-idiotic luirhumi ot good l^iieon Anne, ol blessed memory, li Is, I here fore? pro per lor me lo say that my charge against \V.nh- uurue (and 1 might, and may Include funny otliurs by name) can be sustained by un loss au- ijioruy Uian President I.mcolu iumsell, w lioso words 1 punned as roveaived to me, aud which can be lestilied lo by such uiiirapearbablo wil- ucsses as Colon,-1 Ward II. Lenipu, of this city ; Ueueral Hiuglelou, ol tgiuncy, 111, Hon. Jesse K. Uubois, lordlerly Auiiilorul the otale ol 111, huU Uou. June P. Csner, cx*s5ccretary of the Interior. in mu presence ol these gentlemen and many others, Mr. Lincoln not only accused the llliuois “‘embeoaif "going back” un Gram, in the man ner uiuulfoned, but accompanied the exposition in bis pertldy by saying mat the Ueueral had not been really befriended by a single member ol the party except General Dickey, now Assis- • lanl Attorney Ueueral,'on whose rfport sloue, auout lliat tmiu, lie determined, "to give Grant u lair chance.” Enough, however, ol this particular point lor ihe present In respect to one ol the gentlemen whom 1 nave thus called to the witness slaud, the papers ol yesterday give oaruust of coming developments that w ill startle the world and "me rest of mankind." I ipiotu Iroufflue /ntM Ujtm'tr: *“ -So administration of any President ol the ” C oiled States hsB embraced such great and im portant events us that ol Mr. Lincoln. The »e- uci history ol his administration, embracing the (in'.'ate interviews and coi/espoudence with pro minent-individuals ol all panics and prolusions, mill rebels ami loyalists, with man ol the South ami id the North, with emissaries ot the rebel lion, and leading advocales ol the "on to Kick- mono" |Mihoy ol conducting liiu war, would firm a volume ol intense interest. Such a work has been undertaken by Ward ,11. Lsiuou, who - will soon have il ready lor llie press. -Nilotic, perhaps, was nearer to Mr. Lineolu or more familiar with all his transactions, from the lime be lelt Springfield Income lo Washing ton lill the inoun-m of bis dealli, limu was Col. I.amoii. He was bis Irusled lnend, and ever walcliliil l ir bis protection imiu all kinds ol as suitis. Pamihar, also, with the lending polili eiaus in all parts ol llis country, he was capable ol appreciating the subjects ol eonsullaliuii bo- tweed iht-in ami Mr. Lincoln. I n- 'Secret History' which Colonel Laniou IS preparing lor pilhlieatiou will i-onlain much that is rich ay'ii inry. It will Is-an exposilion »»l»l ouly of wlntt Mr. I,im-nlr/>\«ffd and did, but ■il'Wlrnt was sin.I and done in lids'eon m-etion tiy many ol tin: poliucians now promiuenl lie; lore ilie country, ll will probably strike some bal'd aud unexpected hils, hut that it will la- lull -d Julero-t to eyery American student cuimot be doubted." Thu Sau-ly Stewart Virginia "Conference •l '.iinmiltee " arc raiding lerlli at the National Hotel , ll is viay voluble. M^yeMjihile, the "•inoveiui.nlis pr'o.|iu'iii’g iis'legimhale Irnils We junru from a ttjchinimU dispatch that, "a? an .dint to the operation* ot tuc Virginia I'mn- miltee iij Washington, the Stale Grant and Gill- lii. Assoi ialion have adoDU-il, a iiiemiuial lo i 'mien ss asking, in view of llie deception prat- UseiKTiy persona wlmse disabilities leyvo hern lelllpVe.l, that ho Inrlher steps Is; taken iu that direction until the applicanS have proved iu the .coming election licit they lavor re-const ruction by' voting for it A emuinllteo is to lie scut' lo WiiJQiugiem to i-'pp-»se mu amne-sly move menu." Nearly a year ago it was suggested in these -h-tlers llmt the Kadicals had delerminnt to in troduee inln llie Union as States the negro Islands in the- Garibluun Spa, Willi thu ulliniate | view ol negro supremacy on Ibis t-miliuenit ! — The Idea was treated willi contempt by news papers on all si-le-s ol jiofmi-s. Lei tliciubslan uni men ol nil parlies ponder upon llie preposl lion introduced into the House on Friday, as an run-ring w dge In Ibis predetermined projivt. General Hanks wus aiitllnnxatl by llie llniiae Committee on Foreign A Hairs to report the lol lowing joint resolution fur a protectorate over Hnvtl ami San Domingo. nr*i/nvf, That the President ot tbe Unileii Stales la; aud be is hereby uutlinrlz.-il lo extend lo llie Government and people of Uio Keputilius ,yl II tyli uml San Domingo Uie protecllou ol the tin list Stales, for the pui|a»e of assisting them to establish iNiruianem republican lnitltutlon*, wlnuyver these Governments nr ellhereof them shall apply tolhc United States lor its proleo- thin, or wiieueier llievl/residi lit snail lei satis tied tliat the Goveruinem uii-i |n-oph- of theau Republics desire or vnliini'ftrtjy consent to the pnjtccxjon ol this (iovi-nimem, provided tlul lilt) JlfesiiienC shall comimihicate to lie- two •Mohses rtf 'Gongiess inmiedialely iiiloriuatiou -I any action which lie- Govci iimuiilol the !. mo -I Stales may lake upon Hns suffltel.; and pi - vtded, also, that no action winch limy call l-d or require any lippi annul Ion ol ijfRney from tie; Tieasury ol the liililed Slates shall beaulh-.i- Jam or Luliitnencelt under lie- auihmilv ol this, losolullon WHllgUt lie- pi-1 h-iia eonsenl - I t '■ if gross. N UKURMI1 UIGINUTI Uli. SENATE.' WaiiNi-.-iuv, Jari M 'l lie Hennte met III their new Llminlier io Kimball's Opera Home to-day at lgo'cloik The Senate tielng called to order by its I'rcal- denl, Mr. Goidey,.lbe Hfgiil Hev. Ilhlmp tjuiii- tard ol Ttfnnesseu, Uing ilivlle-l, opened the Semite with an iilipreisSJ player. Lpiin the roll being culled il was ascerlaiuBH a quoruui Was pieseul. Mr. Spear olleied a rSsiilmiou inlorining the Umise, tlial Hie Senule had mgimi/e-l, un i were ready to proceed Willi lmsim-ss During the discussion ol Spears' ri-soimi.-n, the President diew nstlies limn Rs hat, - "I- Senalor selecting his seul as his inline was called. A lew mistakes iu Seimtorsseiecling seats alrea dy taken priidfieed soine.liltle pleasanliins. A resolution was introduced ami lifjgtcd ap pointing a coiniuillee ol tlm-e to Walt mi lie Governor, tmtilyiug him that the Senate w a- i.r- gauized and. ready loi husiiiess Messrs. N-m ually, MeWhoiler, an-i Wnodwart 'Verr ape | loll lied this coiinuilliu. .A resolution was imro-l-e ed tL it -ii- l’o -i deul ol the Senate ap|ioiut a eoinnollee ol Iiv< (6 prepare rules for the government ol the Sen ate. The •."-pillion being passed, the IVst-lcut .ip- j pointed Messrs. Spear, Nonnally, Harris, ('and j ler, aud Woolen Ibis committee. A message being received tliat the ll.-ttse had 1 adj-mined, Mr. Hums introduced u resolution'. ! which was pas--d, that the Senate adj-airu umd l'J o'clock -m Friday. There being a lie, tV'<Fre.-.'dent yijh-d tea So the Senate stands adjourned to 1J o'clock mi Fridav. LIOl'SE. The House met at 10 20, anil w is railed l - or der by tlie Speaker. Prayer by the Hev Mr, Crumley. The loll being called, tbe Speaker mu le a few remarks, alluding feelingly to the death of .Mi Butts, touching on tbe condition ol llie Siaic, and complimenting the Messrs. Kimball on the splendid building which they have erected, and which is now used as the Capitol, contending by declaring the House ready to ffl-oceed to busi ness. 41 r. McCullough moved that a commUtetfll flv» bo appointed to notify the Senate and the Gwvuruor lliat ihe House Was oreuimo-d. On motion it was carried, aud tbe Speaker appointed Messrs. MeOullough, Sisson, Darnell and Grimes, as said committee. Mr. Anderson moved that the Ih-ftse adjourn until to-morrow 12 o'clock. Mr. Tweedy moved that It adjourn until Sat urday, (be desks lor the members not having arrived. Mr. Bryant amended by moving that the House ad|ourn until Friday, by which time the Hall will be entirely complete. Mr. Tweedy accepted the amendment, aud the‘House adjourned until Friday, at 12 in. BY TELEfKAPlI, •VATU' TOKK A.3S0CUTKD riWSS DISPATCHER ,v o o .v i) i a r a r c u E s. New Vohk; Jan. ill.—'The Scviuson cotton case, involving a uiilliou dollars, gives a verdici against the government 8t. Louis, Jan. Id.—Tom Allen whipped IL I Davis in -42 rounds. Havana, Jan. 18.—Four hundred )H-ople mostly cigar makers, attempted to le ive tin- vil> on Sunday, suppose,1 for tin- purpose of raising a revolt in cardclana] but were coimeiled to re turn borne. - Mice's priK'lamalioii releases all p.ihtii al pris | oners, terminates all trials lor political otraisiv | now in progress, and holds out uin-onditn-uai pardon to all insurgents whn laydown tlieii anus within 40 days. Washington, January III.—The Senate i- engaged on amendments lo the .'m'-.n Iu the House, various re»Miitinus w ere nth-rt ,1. hut of no general importance The Suprehie Court is arguing tin- question involving the legality ol tin- kale, at Liveiji.cd, ol the Conlcderate cruin-r Ileorgia. Thu House Election Goiuinilti-i- \--i--l on tin- Georgia eleetion case first. Wlmpcy, w in- m-lds ItulliHik’s certilieate, was not eleeteil; Christie, who holds Meade's certificate, was i-lecteil, hut is disonajilled, aud ItTsfcajjtj was n-lerre-l to tin HecoilsTruBtioil t'ominiHce lor Ha- itmovali-l liis political disaliililies. San Fiuncisl-o,January HI. —Tui-J.ii-.uieivil war is cniisideri-'l over. Market lte|iorl« liy rele*r«|'H. Jtjjlhiira A <1 v or tints in i- n I h. 1 W O 8. AVi nlnr Ariaiif^oinont. rs 1 .hODO HOLIDAY PRESENTS A t III ll t n Advcrliariiicnla. i, is \; i > i : a t'-ilii-ond Vdvt-ri iaement*. TO THK NORTH AND EA8T, -VIA- v. LoDisyille, CiiiLianati or Mimpolis. TIE LIVE JEWELRY STORE Wljcet 1 Hu** nrlJiH, ^Mieoffen by ib» Kouta Urto Uliolc* of \ _ h - TUENTV-nVE UIFeKHKNT MOtTKS CEO. 6UART , Jf., AgCFlt. ' ~ T .°~ | N JU W YOKK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.- j K vr I'uBMoUKars faulting tloLute b> IhU fuut*: Now 1 V-)|K I'tilliuloijslila,.uf iialUuiuic, uaU Vteil \\ ttrftiiirfUiu Wilboul blUH cWnTRo. YAKJS BAMS AB vlA KN0XVILUK Or AUU08TA O-rui •> ii ru- ■y IX JL. GREAT SOUTHERN IssIgI k MAIL ROUTE ATLANTA A YD ATOI ST.1u ' Ss il.D ijpe'are Must Ccrtalii alt 1 Mire at--ail SOUS ! ' I THU LATINi; IIOUSKSS un«1 % « r:»k. oJTh'.e of fln► TOBACCO! TOBACCO l OP. ..Ah l.l . TUAlUh UiAVK ALA .NT A l>ully ut ».l A a.in. unti bMoiu rs A. HKNVl.NG, I FIFTY NEW AND BE VI®FUL SETs Vt~ Cbses Baggage le LouliviUe, a ad U will bs 1 /. • ie-cbec»eit to desilualioe on Train! of Louisville | JU I. and NaiUvlUDBiilruad before arrival at Louisville \ a III t MO'll'. Ffidlt l-N, Hi lit ' MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS * - pm ^ ON A Ll. MOiiT TltALNb. 5 X Ample Time for Meals at Good HdteU 1 ^ - ASK FOK TICKETS VIA < IiOUIHYlL I. ll. v GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, Atlanta l ea „ iu. u I. A It gK I I , .VI A > I I . < llll 'l l.l . A VI ETJI VS-T . sA»'*i‘uiua., I ’I Kil l l.l). S owing--M<alhlnes_L PiO CHANCE OT CARS fckWfSZ >• ‘ 1 ••••. o» , -:.i Wtlaiiawtea. Jj.C Q j LM E A :i DiUriEtDK-KECTfDKB' VIlictOPCIA RAILROAD. WEED li CHIN El : f ic ( A n , WA IvK Lite, Uv. T riBliPjHjrltttiu*, Vt * A. H H DAILY PA8SENCER LINE RET ft < fc ATLANTA a»fl NEW YORK PHIADELPHIA, WASHIKUTON. j ( Oil A L* Kiel M 1M.AIY OULU FltOVI |.» % LM.K A VMl. S c V c ASD OTHER K A ST H H N CITIES -VIA-' x. Wow torn Ac ^V.tla.ntio —AND VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILWAYS. Rl H Jll i ROTITK -Y T (' l i J ,J J-: YV LO l- K Y BARGAINS' BARGAINS' CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYfv CLOTH.i. CASflMER Pis*. cH Gent : s FipIisi 'Goods. ILsTIRB e-TOCK rEB 1 an ihfWf.i'-- TlifbBgh Tifkfls, BA0GiGI Cpil TUfiODGH '. h Oruan., Vlciblle, VioiHgotuerr. » e- : .... and A ill. lliu , HI. Iiriioi.d, IXsiilnu.rr.\t s.tilnMou, I'lill- , ad-Ipl.lc. end New Vwll, FO'.'iv BIRECENT ROUTES^ X l.t -Au'j&lata. Oeorgli. PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS 1 1 .1*7r^zt rr*. : I A* AiU tr Eouis Tt - - - *; r* ::i -.-r:.. ; ai; .1 iron A.lAac tTr- r^TA. ux os buc'I CrtoLUa Eiu R .-*c. vk-.u. r-t ctAaf* u Great |cctL:r^FEssr|er|l XaC Souls Cfc vittrtoc, •’ >.lt.' ::i r.e, Rdleirh, Wil msrrVbc. W f :R»cL zs-zi. WvLia^toa. B«»/lraur*. ned J»ew Vurir :al I-** :-t • ' terj C^ivrez.1 Kcciii o A’L 4 Pu : -* vo WTof* IkZL IEZ SY XIXEXa SOUTZ rimo ie«5av« tA/iAllla . Leave D*!tut. . .. Ixmivc Knoxville Ireave Brieiol .. I>»ave LyncObtirg Learo Alt*xnntlrt» Leave Waottlngtoi Arrive at .New \v Leave New Y..r k . Leave A I'xandnv Li«ve l.yncnbui4 Lwve BnMxii Letava Kiiuxviiio fc Leave Dalton Arrive at Atlanta . 6 4* •** ni a x 11:15 a V .. 7:2« V V. . . *• '*•» A H . 5:45 r x . 6.W r x . O-'JO'A X r;40 P x a x . HO Pl . 6.J7 a x . 1M r x . e-40 r x i*5 a 1 six \" j :l-^Av- y 11 jo. FIVE Hl'NDKED t.rv.j net* aiy,«-*. t > » lhi.’ tu boy. u .. «*> furx parciiaAin^ l p-*' • :.t truu1 arjjt-iji ni ir. 1 Uefy cotnprt. LATE FIRM OF HERRING & IEYCEH A-r A>' D IIKLOW awT. A. LEVim.N, MY <; ul l -i A X' rj® 10. ■ S — ?.. tzi > 'iTi. f. v.i.wxzto A '* -£-^.4.^-- »X-«i to* i-tw F:f: Is any crlier EgqIo. -i: : : ki Nt-x C.'txit. Vo? rat” • .»: ** *a • • = g :. Ha-.-.c: n. : r -L.a. ir-.*. >rm Yt-rk, by UL» 4- »* 4" ‘Okr.^-oc. }:\\ e: hy n v.-LL N'EW York. -U'i, Ll—*•*<.> kK tl.n.er M«um*v aoiii at 7. Ex w', tinlil -i'-V HbhhI* »*f •In..' North (.'nrnhtma ti\ new ti<V N »m x-.mijiou. n#W, MV4. Temira»«Hra. ex<ou;>oti, f.M i . 1 .:W. •*** , F our 5 10 10»-. lower. Whitat du I aud 4l.i»o|*lue « or». qulat. Fork dull, uawr mu#a. $1tf W. Laid dud. barii-i* V<> IV 1 J. i’ottou .Yh. TuipeuUne :;*♦« -' Uinpon, Jaiiuar) n - Noon UondaT&H Tallow 4?, I.tvaxroot, January 13 N*u*i* vUi-uavi.* *51,tU). Hreadttuffa uuchaii^cU. LtrihrootJ January t. -Aft«uiioon r*»!t«»r. aehvr tplanda, t|H»t, II',. afloat It v® Urieaua ll •, Ij%uj »|Ulvl. IIavbna, January 11 -iVtlou oj»rn»-«l iXiited. p|**m l.'.l. all.ml l ii l V. Fknitok HpKkiirK'ii I'UHCinsKSix Ffi.'iuni. Tin- Jitcksoiivdlo (Fid) I’nion say- '• Wn are iiilornu-d llmt llie (Sltilinilcd Dun gerncss i-stalc, Ihe gem ul t'umbcrlntid l.-lsud, in view ot FeriuiiiUns, was puicluisi.l by Sum tor Sprague, ol Itlunle island, oil his late viaii lo tine Slate. The rslate of Dimgerneas mun plhes 0,UU0 acre*. The mansion will be fixed up lor a winter residence, ami the land reserved lor gardens, parka, drives, ami liuiumg gruumls. Senator Sprague has also piirchasiO, on tIn same island, a fine plaiilulmn ul 11,000 acres, which will be devoted to the cultivation in Itamic, au article uow in great demand, boll) iu Europe aud iu Uita country. We understand that (be above land*.are of a good quality, wit)> a valuable growth ol live oak. The price pun! lor It was f 10 an acic." Time Between Atlanta and New York, Fifty-Seven Hours. fjj" 77.s G UK A l UAH. btHrren AthuiUi aud -Vato I’vrk it airntd nAunrtiy by tMl Lint. Sleeping Coaches on all Night Trains THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED, - AND— B A G 0 A G P CHECKED THROUGH TO AI.L 1MI’oHTANT PuINTS. IS, WALUM14, NU»l».r ut TfAi.kjnJlUUjn, d;ttn N4 AN H 15 WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. UN sud.r.ci Ms> Will. Is-', lifts— n ftk-feljoft"' IIUIMI NUKI'lt ADAIR ic BRO.. trrciiK w rr> ,*i_4rro> a xThik.) Commission !mevcltant* AXb vrXGLfbilJl DXAlFXj IX GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. ^ ! -'t’rr.rt .*»-*• * i 3. r. ' • I -ox. f*t. sce-.v; * i: -. N-w j . - r *.■ rtt: rocto* r*» " s AtUca ■ tAr^r.x t: U :sa • W :; :f " - cci. K 'bacsd. W xa&in.-tot. F ‘ * v ~ »rracted 1 • X » C ^iVtl ■ Xwr xOI ' * • •• * ' VL(p '•Y - - n. •: V4 -- -.i.'i'.itv l--.il. ;«»r H* : ra' - '-*, F . **'•: r e. >- . N. u .. v lxtK"-.rr» I; m >im V-fc V, .iV:*.t4sL* rr.xU ?*• c u. l .. i* 4 ktr«4* (or "ivtccax.«r -r •. i r.- Wh'.ti'hftll tAll; •.Nxv Kui F. a. l r,K»ore Pror*«1o".* t out to tdf trade ut ow a.*»rx 1 t' *.«%> . tflW* N ! LEAVE ATLANTA. 8:16 A. n. Doi.r tKxcxfT IrtOit i Fa-oxknuex - Arr >i- »t UnD-tu.i lift trnltiw ol N > Kt N Bhvjilf Ht,i o. l.oa-. York xiii x v . ior.DcilUijj with fimtlHitoo *% I^A'Iroai Mil* nml tin* N x«?t. Aim It other SvMori. ‘ it11*#, rtxi l ou #rlltc; kdm> « it. trutib ol MoUil>hl* nt.(l UnrirptoU tial.foAd Mt'Xiiitus, Now t»rlertn» rtt: ftl. Daisy- \Kxixrr Scstut'?,) Dai.tos A« ooxxutiATioN Arr-.4i. At .Vou-iU *1 YV i'AriVtbVthc P Ml- X , hll.K'btol. ViV I CHARLES BOHNEFELD, A I I.4M A, (.UMDUA. i: n n b: rJa ic iu tfaniiUirfiircr of ('ofllnv , Dfthou i< fV* t .V*.;TH* A*: ivttUK w.th lik.t.b r fci,Lit\ttrir. I.mh ut'n.x:. W*»ltiit£U>ii. Ki ll iuor«», ruiladfli'bl iiBUU New Yotk. ArrtvuA' ! rhivttAu «»exxt I. a x . (Miitu'CtliiK with :p»tnF ' * or *NvwlivtN»'«*i*t. *it.tsAUooi:» Pkilriud l**r , N.twhnjlt . isiutiiYiiio «t.d the ttasi, Ai.vl tor i .New Tiirk AUUoUo l tbwbU^ru vt«j U»ute ) villpf, aI»o with trnlitw of Womj»l..i> ar.1i t'hAtkfUvn K*moAd lor Mouipht#, M. j Atid Hit Wert. OUH1NU SOl'TU. ARRIVE AT ATLANTA. A. 91a UbU.Y UXkAT tHlUTUt&K UjxIU— l^AT | IH^i'hAtUliiHI^A At :,1U r. X-.CODLCS UUK with i . ir»iu* uf .NnUrtl!# slid 0tuiU.nu«K**.A auJ iipliU AUxt ChAliWAU’U KAUfixaUb. AUtl DA) 3 EhfI TounoMCf Aud i4for»;tAJUliroAd. lliOO A. Jl. l)klL\ \UxciPT &l>OA4 Aj Daltoa i ,. N AiXMMX.ilUTIOK.- l^*AVr DtltOU At tt5 A. X., Km«t»m 5 *• A. x , CArU*r#Y»ll# L)5 a. x.. i a. A L1FS00MB. D 0 . MaiivHx at v f7 a m 1:10 I*. 91, U*»it tKu icrT Srvn»t>») Rxrnim* J y t'AWkKXMAU - I'bAllbUiH^A At 4:ID I I. T. BANKS, K- wK-r** BuLxt.tj? avvts- «• 'v*'/** •f* *.a Va’> a:; J HnrtAr Alrrw I n l \ i: u m r \ hi 4. u m ii o 4» i. • VKt t* YUAlV KY l' v l‘VK VIA * UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, .4 / U .*t ' > . t. .V k> l. u . .! Metalic Burial Cases, Caskets, &c. Al *«». M A N V A C r l ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. F.\C’TOHY: UtV.t tor WAKB KOOMS Y<*:l h WALLACE - ir. -i. : . . . . . . N - . \* 4 l .u Y.sl TUI CKAF.LIiTGS slt'AMSHiPS uxhiyall.eB os thi coast 1 ,se- r-. ( ;c- i- • -. . V . -.p H •; ft:. - * * * .) H-'-I.KhT -• - - ^ v* a»nown. Hiu-oti .\dvcrtise m«-m ». CITY BANKING COMPANY OF MACON. W P G00DALL, C. A NUTTINffl Cashtcr. rre.ident DIRECTORS: tv g ;- '• m ' ii.TLl I J. GliK'IU' ' K 'i-Nh' \y . '»• Vi'■ t •• » i ..x’•. . f D- Yv'f’)' < • .• . r. t Refer i ncoi: M. 1. . , Yi-I 't ’ t .•* V.. » « 1 &. FOWLER, Real Estate and General CdllfTiiiit; A«nt\ V - ig ' . - .h . coonpcHnk With trglu- «»( N»«hvi.h*ln4 Ctut- Uuoogx, AD>1 MlUU|dlia Hi 111 L-UvIbaUUi KaII- Pullman's Pntont Stooping Coaches on all Nl*»ht Trains. K. IL WALKKK, m.4»U- W-.btrr olTrx'tinvKtgDon. To Hnilrtmil C 'oiitraotora, Or» bkn. t r ms i k»; I L> ; >t • HUU WrkTBRV K. K i'OUTkPX, 1 Jantury W. uaw. » S KALKD pr*»j*«»»AU will bo nveivrd until thr IMh xt.4T of March ui’Xt, fur the grudHatlou xnd mabonry uf that i*ortbm of tin* i.-wcta VVratero KA<ln«d extvnJtnt from tbe Wrflern X Allan tic lUttrvuid to I owder ^primirw—<llwl*ncw ihlrtcwn wlkw !*!»»>* and •prcl*- CAilotib ot the work mu br »cwu at thr otttrw of ih« corn* March pexu rrctor*. L. T. GRANT. Ckltf lajflBcxr vi. W. R. K. lo. pxny on and After thr lal day of I My ordrr of the lioard of Dlrrc T K Ut»Y U.L. -t < . i \\* V4 l.l M»*Kl V .N M i...y..1 pi K. A. LU>l\)MH. A li , K: 11 . !i i A nOMR SCHOOL -l'. l^rranicuf# famt’4 and pmotJCJil. F»»ur >Uw«Ur>hG TUITION tn th* U , r D tTr at thr dlapoMl x»f t he K*» and will br awardcxl t«> the f?i tlon of the llifti bcbv».'l , on ap|»7iCHUop to the |‘i\"*idnn. STv*" uiat.x'a -4r.J J HreeW. tr.r-nberf of lb* i.i ttiorouch !. M.ure fhKB l e l r.lBtrwltr. f Hub br*..'.' 1 , x»n ihe comp..- i-g u'»** r* -t doxW.VnHl i \\7lLt. a«U Roa’ !Uti»tP or IVr- ' V;* v ,• vktr or public M r * . r - n - • 1 rv inta for iNMJect.or., Ai*d Atte.sr* t. >* • L-* ' , tuc of CU? Pruparty j rovl.V-dJtm _ _ _ WtM.v’Fi vmkh j THIS WAY FOR^CHRISTMAS ! ' .f. 31. HOl.lllfOOli I AS luat rwcrlred ar>'•^■ V . ' • . u>. A . buituable fur Rididxy ii r». voi.h-mtic of— Mb e Set*. Mink Sat*. Kttch Set*. 8ibr r vn S *. -e*-, s* * -• " ■ N’ -•*F rat Uro» u K . >* • ' oner 1I> 4 % I Atlvi i its* tin* ins. I.AMKK 1IO i: Jji IJ r UA44YN, .... 4.LOUUIA. COLLIlGi .V 130Y? JfiMS-. . -0 •!< " t'.grr..-cl 1-1 tbl. Ucs-s I* r,n"'hi'i. ’• '---'' - y.'- i»l5§*fB to-toc-ui' . Iu ft-..': -..r iu AM.I.ltftC Pop i-cia— am ADnm«TKATOU’S SALK. W ILL he —"d, on 11),> 1m du* ol Fehnuor nnt, he. lore Ihe conn hou.o door in l! <■ cu> of A'l.ru. it j-oWlo outcry, one .hsTv Hi'-ft' !. 1 Fsriojv .lock, .od .-re Uud of so'sere, more ot less, ou Kmioo street. In- citkding welt, J A ATWOOD, Adm'r eslsle of Usury Atwood, drets -tds lMoier's lee 4^ Alpine H«Is, QMit’s pels Leslker Ttvoks, V.llte*, .ml Tr.rsltck Ooapsaloos, Lot ss' ksn-'c. Treaks. JtsliwsyBigs Ac. drri. - HOUSE. I .'to Hi p-ft : rn-,- i ked Mssmi-ost lot.dise. ROME. OEORCIA i J A BTANhPlFY Pt-yrstiJ

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Daily Atlanta intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1868-1871, January 14, 1869, Image 1