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VOL. XV.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22.1869/
NO. 18
She gaih; gnteMynctfr
ATLANTA, CEORClA;
Thuriday Evening. Jttn. ai.
Kvening Edltion.
Hon. -John C.'Brecklurldjtn.
ted in Canada, tliujlSih itstant, and received by
a gentleman,In that city from the above distin
guished person, gives the certain assurance that
be would leave in a few weeks for his “ former
home." Not only Kentucky, but tile whole
couutry will hail the return of their former Vice
President with acclaim.
Bold Burglary.
The Rome Owner of the 21st instant says:
Last Batiifday morntng, about 1 o’clock, while
Mr. Green, the Express Agent, was gone to the
depot, some person, or persons, broke into ilio
express office, through the front window, and
" took oil the messenger sate, that had that night
come up from Selma. The sale contained some
■even hundred, dollars in money and droits.
The safe weighs about seventy-five pounds, and
two men can easily carry it by the handles. Mo
clue to the theft has yet been discovered.
Tlia Missouri Senatorsblp.
The Washington correspondent ol the New
York World says, that the Hon. Horace Hutchi
son of Browovlile, Missouri, is here, and reports
that the election ot Sehurz to the Senate' will
result in the splitting ol the Radical party in
that Stale, which the Democrats expect hercat
ter to carry without much difficulty. Bcliurz
has only been seventeen months in Missouri,
and has tried to be Senator successively from
Wisconsiu and Michigan, whereirom he carpet-
bugged to Missouri.
The Georgia Legislature.
The Rome Commercial says : M Wo passed
several days in Atlaula since the opening ot the
Legislature, but up to Saturday nothing of im
portance had been done. Wo are under obli
gations to Senator Burns and Representatives
Sdott, Ballenger, Cleghorn, and Walthall, lor
courtesies during our stay. They are ail atten
tive io their duties, in lavor of a short session,
and a vigorous prosecution of whsl business
conies belore tbglr respective bodies.”
" Tbe new ca|>ltol is a splendid building, and
sufficiently large to accommodate tbe Legisla
ture, Supreme Court, State House officers, com
mittees, etc."
plemetit Manufacturing CfHrtp|tniv Passed.
To iucorpalc the Fort Valley Loan and Trust
Company. Passed.
HILLS ON SECOND HEADING.
To change the time ol holding Ihe-Gourts of
Chinch, Wayne, Appling, Codec, Ware, Echols.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
The House met, pufstiant 'to adjournment; a'
10 a.m. V
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Brantley.
The Committee on KretrenchmenVto appro
priate money to colleges, rcporletj- unlavorably
to approprialions, and begged/leave to Ue re
lieved Irom duty on said comipiUee.
Mr. Anderson moved a reconsideration of the
resolution appropriating two hundred dollars to
each member.
A hill was brought from tbe Senate consolida
ting Savannah A Gulf and Albany Railroad
stock.
Mr. Shumate spoke in favor of re-considering
tbe resolution and did not like the unduo^anx-
county, from double taxation. Lost.
A bill to authorize the sale of the personal
and real esMi'te of Mr. Cozart, deceased, of Ful
ton county, Passed,
Ur. fTNoal—A- bill to relieve W. W. Boyd of
Lowndes couDiy. Read first time.
. bill to incorporate the Stephens Male Col
lege, In Heard county. Withdrawn.
—Leave-oi-abaence granted to aeverabmambera,
House adjourned.
DAILY PA88ENCER LINE
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Western Ac Atlantic
—AND—
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Thursday, January.21st,
The Senate met this morning pursuant to ad
journment, and was opened with prayer by the
ifev. Mr. Adams.
Tbe roll beina called, and there being a quo
rum present, thftsicreury proceeded to read the
journal ol yesterday.
-Mr. Smith, ot the 8(1 ill, moved to re consider
the action ot tbo Senate in regard to calling on
Senators to open the Senate with prayer.
Mr. Holcombe moved to lay Mr. Smith's mo
tion on the table. Passed.
The rales being suspended, Mr. Burns ofiered
the following:
Ruohxd, That seats be tendered all Judges ot
Superior Courts on this door.
RETORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on Banks report that the Fort
Valley Loan and Trust Company bo incorpora
ted.
Message received from tbe House—Besotted,
That the/State Treasurer be authorized to ad
vance to each member one hundred dollars.
REPORTS.
Committee on' Agriculture recommend the
passage ol the bill incorporating tbe Atlanta
Agricultural Implement Manulactoiy ; Also,
A bill to protect planters in the sale of fertili
zers.
BILLS ON FntST READING.
Mr. Murrell—To incorporate tho Georgia Mu
tual Aid Company ol La Grange.
Mr. Winn—To make It penal (or not having
a luwltd iencc.
Air. Smith—To inquire who are liablo to road
duty.
Mr. McWhorter—To define tbs liabilities ot
Sheriffs, and for other purposes.
Mr. Cautllcr—To amend an act organizing
criminal courts.
Mr. Nuunally—To Incorporate the Atlanta
Manufacturing Company.
Mr. Brock—To incorporate the railroad Irom
Kingston to Van Wert, to bo exclusive prop
erly ot tbe State.
Mr. Hinton—To prescribe a mode o( dissolv
ing garnishments under the statutes.
Mr. Hinton—To ebango certain claim laws.
Mr. Hinton—To authorize either party in
possessory warrant to certiorari and notice shall
operate as a superudeae for ten days.
Mr. Hinton—To nmund a bill to define the
the qualifications of voters iu the city ol Colum
bus.
Mr. Hinton—To amend an act, (4010) Irwin's
Code,.in regard to issuing distress warrants.
Mr. Speer—To amend an act. ,1a. this State
relative to Minting jurors.
Mr. Speer—Au act to incorporate the Atlanta
Canal Water winks.'' 1 ' ' "V .
Mr., Hnngerford—To incorporate tho Atlanta
Water Company.
Mr. Welch—To iccures laborcti' fees, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Anderson—To protect planters In the sale
ol fertilizers.
Rules suspended to read bills second tlmo.
Mr. Burns—A bill regulating juries In Floyd.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. McArthur—Committee to be appointed
to lake Into consideration the State's endorse
ment ol Mscon A Brunswick Railroad.
BILLS OR SECOND READING.
To incorporate tbs North Georgia Mining
Company.
To authorize the Ordluary of Stewart county
tu draw bia warrant on tbe Treasurer of said
county. Committed.
RILL* ON THIRD REaDINO.
To qulborize tha Georgia Railroad Company
to la*ii or endorse. Jor tbo Macon and Augusta
Railroad. Pasaed.
HILLS ON FIRST READINO.
Mr. Bowers—To change tbe manner of direct
ing bench warrants, and for other purposes.
To incorporate the Tryon Railway Company.
flMicd.
lety exhibited. He called for the previous
question. Sustained and resolution taken up,
one hundred dollars beiog inserted in place ot
two hundred.
Mr. Williams—A lesolutinn to have two
hundred copies ot standing committees primed
for the use of the House.
Rules suspended, resolution taken up and
adopted,
Mr. Brewster—A resolution tendering seats
to Mr. Davis and Mr. Parrot. Adopted.
Mr. Laue—A resolution selling apart a cer
tain day for tho consideration ol resolutions.
Mr. Hudson thought it unnecessary to set
apart any time.
The rales were not suspended. —'
Mr. Maxwell—A resolution entitling Judges
of Bupcri ir Courts in Georgia to seals on the
floor of the House.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Darnell—A resolution requiring the Gov
ernor to fhrnish a copy 61 all the proceedings of
the Supreme Court to the Clerk of the Superior
Court ot Pickens coumy.
Mr. Scott opposed tbe resolution, speaking ol
It as a “monstrous proposition.”
The resolution was lost.
Mf. Fitzpatrick—A resolution entitling uc-
groes to scats on Juries. Rtdes were nut sus
pended.
BILLS ON FIRST READINO.
M. Crawlord—A bill for tbe election of mem-1 details inaccessible,
bers of Congress.
Mr. Hlllyer—A bill for tbe establishment of
a commission to prevent cruelties to immi
grants.
Mr. Ellis here aroso and objected to being
mentioned In the Era as the introducer of a bill
authorizing marriage between whites and ne
groes. He seemed really distressed. .
Mr. Sparks—A bill for tho manner of draw
ing and organizing juries in Courts ol this Btute.
Mr. Sparks—A bill to amend tbe charter ol
Macon & Western Railroad Company, increas
ing the capital stock.
Mr. Burton—A bill to authorize a collection
ol taxes in Burke to pay clerks in insolvent
criminal cases. ^
Mr. Harper ot Terrel—A. bill to encourage
agriculture In this State by giving credit to
planters and Hens on their crops to merchants.
Mr. Paulk—A bill changing ike lines betwecu
the counties ot Irwin and Berrien.
Mr. Tuinlin— A bill incorporating the Ameri
cas. Manufacturing Company.
BILLS ON THIRD READINO.
A bill for the election of Justices of the Peace
and Constables throughout the State.
Mr. Price amended, that Justices of tbe Peace
and Constables, already elected, be allowed to
continue in office. Bill re-commltted to Judi
ciary Committee.
A bill allerlug Section ITS of tbe Coda ol
Georgia.
Mr. Williams ol Dooley, spoke against allow
ing members of tbo Legislature nine dollars per
day.
Sir. Barnum asked Mr. Williams if ho really
desire the reduction ol pay to members. Mr.
Williams answered emphatically lhaLhe did.
Air. Bryant also wished a reduction in the
pay of members, and thought that tbe way to
commence retrenchment. He thought seven
dollars per day a sufficiency. (Which wuy
would he vote it there was a lief)
Mr. O’Neal—A substitute allowing such per
diem to members ns they might think fit to re
ceive, such pet diem not to oxceed nine dol
lars.
Air. Tumlirs hoped tbe substitute would be
adopted.
Mr. Lane moved to lay the motion and sub
stitute on tbo table. „ (
Mr. Flournoy here made a few remarks, which
were unfortunately lost.
An amendment was ofiered by Mr. Hudson,
allowing ten dollars per diem to tho Speaker,
seven dollars to the members, and losr .dollars
for every twenty mile*.
Mr. Price spoke strongly in favor of a reduc
tion, Stating tbat the pay of members ot the
Georgia Legislature exceeded that given in any
other Slate jq this country.
sir. Rawls thought there was much buncombe
in the remarks of many advocating a reduction
of pay, and movtd to postpone tbo whole mat
ter indefinitely. He called the previous ques
tion.
Mr. Williams, of Dooly, rose to a question ol
privilege.
The previous question was called for and sus
tained, and the whole matter indefinitely pos:-
poaed—yeas TO,* naya 78; Speaker voting to
postpone.
A resolution waa received from the Senate-
appointing a committee of three from the Sen
ate and five from tbe House, to take into con
tidention ibe State’s endorsement ol the Macon
A Brunswick railroad bond*.
A report from Mt. Angler,' State Treasurer,
was read.
flr. Audamon moved that two hundred copies
of Mr. Angler's report be printed for the House.
Motion carried.
Mr. Scott, ol IJM^ttRCQdtd by moving that
tbe report ba referred tetba Committee on Fi
nance. Amendment accepted.
Ur. 8cott—A bill eBerepfa* Atom taxation all
money InvHtcd In- the maanfctnr* of Woolen
and tot too goods, and.lrop.aad agricultural fan-
Wabhinoton, January 21.—Tha Senate is
considering the bill forbidding States to tax rail
road passengers.
The House is considering a bill to allow mem
bers at the present session to fill West Point
vacancies from the South.
The Election Committee beard Judge Pas
chal, ol Texas, In favor of Simon Junes op Col.
Mann, from Louisiana; Hines, Col. Hunt, and
the negro Menard, to-morrow, In opposition to
Joiiet' right to a scat.
Tbe Reconstruction Committee heard Gov.
Weiie, ol Virginia, In antagonism to tbe propo
sition of the Committee of-Nine. '
The Fost Office Committee heard General
Orton in opposition to the government telegraph.
Indianapolis, Jan. 21.—Yesterday's Sena
torial bollotings were unsuccessful. A compro
mise, resulting in Hendricks' re-election, is pos
sible. •'—
Pants, Jan. 20-Tbe French Dluebook says,
France is faithful to the foreign policy and to
her Irienpship hr Spain preserves strict neu
trality and sincerely wLhes her well through
the crisis.
Havana, Jan. 21.—A Florida reconstruction
Judge enjoined the Cuban telegraph through
that tit ite for two days, as it was causing seri
ous inconvenience in commercial and shipping
circles.
The Banco del Cummcrcio has not resumed.
Notes ol tho Spanish Bank five and a half
disCoUUL
The financial aspect is inauspicious.
Boy auto has been burned. The conflagration
bc-ted throe days. The inhabitants fled to the
woous.
The iusurgents have burned TatiL Authentic
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILWAYS.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Time Table, Nov.
NORTH:
Leave Atlanta
Leave Dalton
Leave Knoxville
Leave Bristol _
Leave Lynchburg
17tH, 1808
. ten
. *9u a ■
. 11:1® a ■
.. 1:te r x
. »:urj . u
Atiitniii Advertiaementp.
115,000
. LEYDEN
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ihnccesaor to B£IUUNQ;A;LETDENJ.
LIVE
GEO. SHARP, Jr., Agent.
T HE unprecedented tneceet ol cy establishment
since Its opening baa lea me uj belli
lev* that tbe dv
ls-us of Atlanta know no* to appreciate i t n-eax
Store. Mr tales have been bean, and on tbe etrenr’.L
or tbla, I have thl« day received the largest assortment
of One goodi that hai ever been In tbla market, before
Shirting,
Sheetings.
Drills,
Oanaburga.
Stripes, Cheeks,
and Yarns,
bj the Bait at Factory Prices.
ot else* the war.
Monetary ar»d[Commercial
Market Muporla by Telegraph.
aiylS—ASm
Matter of Traniponation,
W At A. RTk.
WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAB.
ON and after May ltth, 1868, Passenger Trains will run
as follows •
GOING NORTH.
LEAVE ATLANTA.
S11S A. SI. Hater (Excxrv SrsnaTr.) Exrnxee
New Yus*. Jammy n— Stocks ready, bat dul!.-
Muuvy 1. Exchange 8*. Gold S3X. Honda of 1608
Id. North Carolina#, old, 64M; hew. Si. Tennaetece,
uxconpon.M; new, t.7,M. Virginias, ex-coupon, MM;
new, Si. Flour dull and drooping. Wheat modetstety
active, but ucCUauged. Cora nnenanged. Pork steady—
new mess fit 76. Lard dull at 18* to 18M. Cotton
firmer at 88M, Turpentine Arm at 66. Rosin quiet at
fi 06. Freights Arm.
Luxpon, January VI.—Noon.—Consols fiM. Bonds
US. Tebow 17s 6<L
LivkHFooh, January St.—N’oon.i-Colton active. Up
lands Ills'. Onean. Its. bai.a IS,(Ml bat as. Bread-
dullt firmer.
Havas, January it.—Cotton opened active-on spot,
1W*; afloat, IDS.
Litskpool, January ft.—Afternoon.—Cotton active.
Upiauda 11 if. Orient 11V- It Is thongut sales will
reach lS.oU.i bales.
a., connecting
Chattanooga 1
vlli* and. the
TOBACCO! TOBACCO I
popular-brands of
Leave Waehingtou 6:60 r a
Arrive at NewYurk K.vX) aa
60LTH:
Leave New York .... 3:40 r x
Leave A exapdria ":Ht a a
Leave Lyncnburg 4:40 r a
FIFTY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SETS
:
Leare KnuxTiDe 1:14 r m
Losts DsltOQ 8:40 P *
Arrive at Atlanta S:!5 a a
Time Between Atlanta *nd New York
rv
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a x
9 K
9 U
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DUSOMM. ■
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PEA BLN, ' _
— n ft
BCBTS, gx
U RBI
' {3f* Tbe ORBA7 NAIL between Atlanta and
New York it carried aclueitely by tbit Line.
Sleepin&Coaches on all Nigtit Trains
XHRODGH TICKETS
GOOD UNTIL USED,
-AND-
BAOQAGE CHECKED THROUGH
1
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OABNETT, * W
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XALACHETT, •
CABBCNCLE, ^
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A-TIfTU Vsr,
•AFPUIHE, C r
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< 'A
EMEBALD, t* £
ETBOCAN, ^ »
COBiL, Hednid I’liih. “ ”
PLAIN GOLD, (* m.
•* a-
TG ALL DtPOBTANT POINTS.
a je;
iSMOKINC, A>D chewing,
ai re<isic.wi price*. b'7 ,
A. LEYDEN,
* hue ball Street, Atlanta, Ot.
Sewing Machines!
JUST BkOErVEft * LOT OF Til EX CELEB HATED
WEED MACHINES
To *>« tx mxsaffsturor*’ prto«, by
A LEYDEN,
A m-.chal! Street, Atlanta, Gt.
EbOBAVED.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
WATCHES
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
bcvecty-fiYe fl.L« Wiicbr*. for Ladle* ae<3 GectKaen. tt
Sew Tork price*.
CLOTHS, CASS1NBBES,
FAST EXPRESS LINE TO THE NORTH I
GREAT
Mail Coast
tfi.
Augusta, Kingsville, Wilmington,
WELDON. PETERSBURG, AND RWHHOND,
-TO-
Washingt’n, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and new tome.
NO (U4!VUE OF CARS
BETWEEN,
WEST POINT, ATLANTA, AND WILMINGTON,
—AND—
Weldon and Aoqula Orooli^!
NEW FAST SCHEDULE!
NORTH.
Leavs- ! Arrlv*-
Avnaiva. V 6;«0P. M Aoeoeva... &OOA.M
A-1UA.M
Kutoevihhl .HUS A. M
WiLmaoToa 8:S0 P. M
waumiv..
Wa.aiauTON
Kuaavthu IttOS A. M
WtuunoToa 7:Uf.M
Wsuwa A-KA.M
WaenuieTOM...^ AAl I. M
N»w Yobs S:68 A. M
«M A.M
8; 40 P. M
SOUTH.
■1 Arrlve-
8;4« P. M 1 Washington S:10 A. M
Tax) A.M'Weldon 7,0) P. M
Weldoil';..'.: 8.30 P. H, Wilmington Mt A M
Wilmington 6:30AM! Singer ille, XfU P. M
Kingsville 3:00 P, M; Augusta... P. M
Augusta 10:00 PM j Atlanta 7140 A, M
Leave-
New York..,..
WnehlMiftOD
Time and Fare by Coait LiaelSune u via
Knoxville.)
PULLMAN A KIMBALL'S
Palace Sleeping Cars
ON THIS ROUTE
BAGGAOX CHECKED THB0UG1
__ Un^ *1 ^ .... .
. at terminal lwieta-oaa bn oMnlmdTt Urn
Iclcrt Odtce in wit dtp.
Be tor* your ticket* rend tin Wilmington, N.O, Mb
vrwHe you may axperleK* much trouble and locos
misses.-'
„ W.J. WALKER,
dec*- General rsrnngetAgust-
with tratns
allroad lor Nashville, Lonls-
.Veal, and (or New York and
other Saltern Cltlce, rid Lonierilia; also with
trains of bit my Mi and harloion Railroad
tor Memphis, New Orleans, etc.
Daily (Bxcxrr StrxDaT'a,) patvox
AcoouooaTioa.—Arrive at Marieua at Ubi
T. a., CaruinvlU«b:16 T. a., Kingeton 8:18 T.
a , Dalton ifcSOa. a.
'TiOO P. M. Dattv Gaaat NOBTHanx Man. — Arr.vr
at Dalton 1a. a., amnecting with trains
4-15 F. A.
ai Dalton a., amnecting with traini
lor Knoxville, Lynchburg. W aehington, Bain
more, Philadelphia and Nrw York. Amreat
Chattanooga at 4, a. a., connecting with trains
Naehvule and hautnoogi Railroad *
Louis
COMING oOLTH.
ARRIVE AT ATLANTA.
S*45 A. X. DaILT GaaaT SoCTKxaa Main.-Leav.
mgOhattanooga at 7:1V r. a.,connecting wtib
trains of Nssnnbe and Chattanooga and
Memphis and Charleston Railroads, snd Dai.
Ion at 8:43 r. a., connecting with trains 61
Bast TenneeMe and Georxu Railroad.
lliOO A. 31. Dailt (Bxcxrr buxdaT'a,) Daltox
Aoooaaooauoa.—Lean Da. ton at *16 a. a..
Kingston NIO a. a., Cartersrille 7:16 a. a..
yarletu at 8:87 a. a.
1-.I0 P. 31. Dailt lElcarr Boxnav'e.) Bxraxse
raaasaaxa.—Leave Cnattaaocga at 4:6U a. a.,
connecting with tralne of Nashville and Chat
tanooga, and Memphis and Charleston Rail
roads.
Pullman’s Patent Slssplng Coaches
on all Nl»ht Traina.
£. B. WALKER,
muyll— Muttr of TtAnpporuUon.
1 & 6S.
Winter Arrangement,
IWisleriiFflssenprBoDti
TO THK NORTH AND CAST,
—VTA—
LoulsTille. CinciMatl or In&impolU.
Passsngsrs by tbla Bouts hava Oh ole* oi
TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT ROrYEt
-TO-
NE W YORK
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
|W Paaecrunrt kokUag tickets by this rout* to New
York, PhUsdflphla. or BaJUmora, can Tint!
Washington
without extra charge.
FAKE (AMR AS via KNOXVILLE or AUGUSTA
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA , ,
Dally at M.1B A.m. and 0.15 p.m,
After arrival of all Southern trains, snd make dote
connections to above named cities.
far Check Baggage ts Louisville, and It will be
MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CHS
ON ALL MOST TRAINS.
Ample Tima- tot Meals at Good Hotels
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
LOUISVILLE.
OCMKRAk TIOKITOFPICK, Atlanta
XL ll.-WALKEB,
Mtswref TreaeportaUce,
W.AA.R.R
HIMMOND & WELLBORN,
Attorneys at Law,
WBTTRBALL STRUT, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ft?
WdS|e
Is tha eapratie CV.art.hfM |u Atlanta
ye la Jasa and DecnaWr; tm tka Frd-
i tteosd Mondays la March
I Sapaiioc Courtajicld In At*
and Novtisber, Return dsy
court. ianl-iy
Piecg. til Goil’s FiriisSiBi Goods.
J E W E L K Y
Stales too namervu to nautton.
SILVER WARE.
FIVE HUNDRED PRESENTS IN SILVER, si!
tiraly new styles, to arrive next ssurosy. Those wish
ing to buy, will save money bv^.sev.ug tr.j new ..'O'* r—*
tore purchasing eli ....
, . elsewhere, they will t-< entirely d-.fisr-
«it from anything In Auanu: and ix pnea sue quajty.
1 defy competition.
MY GUARANTEE.
All Goods bonghl at THE LIVE JEWELRY STORE
art warranted to be exactly as leprestilcd. On. let
quality and style of my Gnoaa^ 1 _ytag c mr reputation.
crte'i shoe More
At uovcgir.tg to all Cash
■ HE benefit of Caah pur-
chases andiouf erperlencrfu the purchase of
OOT>. (Shew. Leather
and Shoe Fta ding*. Am receiving ever, week
LARGE vxtlery c
these Goods sailed to ths wants of the trade, and gust'
aniee-that
ahall offer better Inducements.
B
recaini
A
WlLtf
N
estm.
K
Ithistx
being
*,1can
Oemr lu tie country
NOWINilus Ido bom
many years' experience Is this bt tineas, Ur Georgia, tbr
wests of bar people, and being dctrmir.rd to ocell li
quuntlty, variety, anc price, I can. and will
_ USTAD* lit beat Shoe
and Leather House In the South,
Remember lie place aad sign.
I. T. BANKS,
Hotel AdwertlsomentH.
LANIER HOUSE,
COLLIER & BOVS
E3W!
eel of Ull8 H<
tk« pobiic {MtrOBtCV
TEKNE88EE HOUSE,
Nam Railroad Depot and Straoboat Landing,
KOMI. CEORCIA.
J. A. STANS BUST. Pioprleter
ADWIN1STRATOWS RALE.
Wiriu.be anld. os thatnt day of February next, he-
VT tor, Ihe court boeua door iu the dty of .VUnis,
at pubftc Ostap. «»• •U" RneweU Fvetoay slock, sud
esodhud of as sere, store or Mss. on Fniioa stiaat. la
eluding writ J. A. ATWOOD,
AdmT rstate of Hrury Atwood.
declS-tda irriaiat’u fro
EiNXIHE bTOCK
LATE FIRM OF HERRING & LEYDEN
AT A.IVD uelow cost,
Pr
A. LEYDEN,
Ss-riring Partner.
CHARLES BOHNEFELD,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
UNDERTAKER.
Manufacturer of Coffin*,
ASD DIAL CM nr
Metalic Burial Cases, Caskets, &c.
AUO,
MANUFACTURER
AXP PXxlXS IX
ALL KIN08 OF FURNITURE.
FACTOSY : Lcckit Sln-wL, 5e*r W*lu>c Spring.
THIS WAY FOR^CHRISTMAS!
.T. M. HOLBROOK
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