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VOL. XV.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. I860.
NO. 37
<tlw gaily gntrllijjcnfcr.
ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
Friday TiJveinlriK, lTel>. 13.
jjveiSil^!
lLJditiou-
, Morton? Countv Aoiucultukai. Socibty.—
We lire requested to state Dial Hitv. C. W. How-
Attn will deliver an address to tire above Society
at Madison on Saturday next.
Alter the address there will be 'an exhibition
ol a trial ol plows.
The reputation ol Mr. Howard renders it un
necessary lor us to refer to him. His addresses
are always replete with talent and great beauty.
Spicy.—On yesterday Mr. Lester introduced
a rcsoluti in, tlmta.i llie Senate was in advance
ol the Uousn in business, tlint body should ad
journ until Monday at three.
Mr. Candler amended by adding that Sena
tors, Secretary, and Clerks do not draw any
pay duriug the two days.
Mr. Holcombe called lor the ayes and nays,
said he wished the people ol Georgia to know
who were robbing them.
Out ol the debate grew some short and spicy
compliments between .Messrs. Candler, and
Nunually.
The amendment wus lost, and previous ques
tion also.
Onu Senator suggested somelike an ad
journment ttiie die, hut we do not recollect to
have heard any second to it.
Btkuunos SPojI. Thkhad.—We had the
pleasure ot a visit m our olllce yesterday Irom
Mr. Eltou, ot New York. He visits this city in
the Interest ot Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. Mr
Klton wished to introduce Sterlings Spool
Thread in this city. It can he procured retail
and wholesale at the store ol Mr. J. Ml Gannon.
He left a few samples at this office.
ISiuziuan Cotton.—We have a sample ol
the above cotton on our table. It has a long
and very pretty staple; said to be vigorous and
very Iruitlul, yielding more per acre than com
mon coltou, aud about tcu days earlier.
We saw several notices ot the cotton irom gen
tlemen who had seen the cotton raised. They
state that on ordinary worn pine land, the rate
was 2000 lha. ol seed cotton per acre. This cot
ton was valued in Columbus at Irom 30 to 40
cents per pound, ivhcu common cotton brought
Irom S to 10 cents.
Seed ol this Cotton can be bought of Messrs,
Tommey & Stewart.
Trip. Sthef.t Raii.hoads.—We learn that the
construction ol Ibis important enterprise will
soon be commenced, and that by mid-summer
we sha 1 be able to take a cheap ride through our
city. A very accurate and salislactory map ol
the liuo from West End to the Northern city
limits, accompanied by a protile showing the
grades at every point van be examined at Col. G.
W. Adair's office. We arc inhumed that the
stock ol tlio western portion is all taken, and
the property-holders on IVachtreo, and in the
Northern portion ol the city, should not be Ih:-
liiud in this work.
Superior Courts at Chambers to bear and deter-
mine demurrers to bills in equity, and to bear
and determine motions, and lor other purposes.
Mr. Fain—To retrocede certain properties to
the estate ot S. Mitchell.
Mr. Hinton—To prescribe the penalty lor fail-
-ug to work roads, and lor oilier purposes.
Mr. Griffin—For rebel of debtors.
Mr. Sherman—To give aid to prisoners, and
for other purposes.
BILLS ON TnntD READING.
To mske it s penal oflense lor parties not hav
ing a lawful lence, to kill or maim stock. Passed.
To allow garnishments and attachments to be
dissolved. Passed.
To alter and amend section 4010 ol the Code.
Passed.
nouss BILLS.
To alter and amend no Act tnxlng Circus
Companies. Paseed.
BILLS ON TUIHD READING.
To allow parties in possessory warrants to
give notice ol iotcnliou to certiorari. Amended
by changing lime ol notice from ten to five days.
Passed.
To amend and cb&uge Ihe claim laws. Passed.
It EVOLUTION.
Mr. Wellborn—That when tbs Senate adjourn
to-day, it adjourn to meet on Monday. Lost.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
To incorporate Columbus and West Point
Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Augusta and Louisville
Railroad Company.
To change lines between Camel and Paulding.
To chnuge lines between Twiggs aud Wilkeu-
son,
To regulate the laws ol Set oil.
To authorize testators in wills to devise prop
erty to executors; and for other purposes.
To amend an act organizing criminal courts in
each county.
To ampnd an set for iho rebel of debtors.
To require official bonds ol Ordinaries to be
approved by Clerks ol Superior Courts.
To iDCorporote the Darien Banking Com
pany.
BILLS ON FIRST BEADING.
Mr. Coleman—To exempt certain nertous
from paying poll-tax.
Senate adjourned.
Mid-Summer Ntotrr’s Dream will be prfr
sented to-night at Davis’ Theatre lor Ihe tirsr
time in Atlanta. It is undoubtedly one ol Hie
finest Isiry poems that ever was-written and is
also the best play in the English lauguage,
which comprises all the elements who go to
make up the graad.tlieatrlcal pageant. It cre
ated an immense furore In New York Itvo sea
sons ago amongst the fashionable and literary
circles. The Theatre being crowded night
after night with the elite during its long and
successful run.
Sir. Wliitmnn introduces many new elects
not in the White Fawn, also his celebrated pnn
orama pronounced to be the finest painting In
the conn ry. Remember.this is the last chance
but oue to see this wonderlul combinailou.
Tiie Ilalnbridge Argue very sensibly says:
“ Until tlio controversy between Gov. Bullock
and Dr. Aogier, Slate Treasurer, involving the
honesty of the Uovctuor, is settled, we lorhear
comment, not willing to risk doing injustice to
cither party."—Sar. Daily Adrcrtiee-r, 11 lA.
HOUSE.
House met pursuant to adjourument, aud was
opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Brantly.
Journals read and confirmed.
The House went into a Commitleo ol the
Whole, (Mr. Hudeon, ol Harris, in the chair,)
on the hill to create a Land and Immigration
Bureau lor the State of Georgia, the same being
the unfinished business oi yesterday.
Mr. Shumate moved that the discussion of this
bill be not prolonged after half past eleven
o’clock.
Mr. Bryant amended by prohibiting members
to speak longer than fifteen minutes.
Mr. Shumate accepted the amendment, and
his motion thus amended was adopted.
Mr. Scott, oi Floyd, having iho fl xtr at the
hour ol adjournment yesterday, resumed his
remarks iu favor ol the bill.
Br. Bryant spoke against the hill, oblecting to
in construction and the sxponso attending it.—
iie'lbought that as a political question Ihe Re
publican party would gain by its passage, sta
ling that the roost intensely Radical Slates were
those settled by ioreigners. He alluded to out
rages, lawless men, tbe beautiful day, &c., gc.,
saying that where he came from tho weather
wasn’t hall so nice.
A message was receivcJ from the "Governor,
stating that he had signed the following btli:
A bill to extend tbe time in which Tax Col
lectors shall make final settlements with tbe
Comptroller General of the State, ol the taxes
collectable lor the year 1809.
Mr Morgan ot Dougherty, slumped the House
lor the bill. Hr. Bryant wanted to ask a ques
tion. Mr. Morgan objected, saying ycry truly
that Mr. Bryant had but one idea, and that was
that tbe Stats oi Georgia was made exclusively
fot -legeraand New England carpet-baggers'.
On motion of Mr. Shumate tbe Committee ot
<he Whole rose, reported the bill back to the
House with tbe recommendation that it do not
The Curtcraville Krprem says, “never before
in the history ot our couulry were our farmers
more Industriously engaged in arranging nnd
making preparations lor crops than at the pres
ent. Every foot ol cleared land that will pay to
cultivate Is being brought into requisition, end
with a hearty Rood will, resolute spirit, and
steady aim they have gone to work preparing
soil lor the reception ol seed. The wheal chip
Is already planted, which, wo hope, with propi
tious stasou, will be ample."
ftROKGI 1 liFWISLATl Ri:.
Friday, February 13,It, ISfifl.
Senate..
The Sennte met purjiiaut to adjournment,and
Was opened with prayer by the Kev. Mr. Adams
Tbe roll being railed, and there being a quo
turn present, the Secretary road the journal ol
yesterday.
PETITION HEAD,
A memorial from Hie citizens ol Fullou aud
other counties pruylng tor a new judicial circuit.
BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
To create a new circuit, to be called the Uonn
Circuit; to change Ilia Itouudarics id tho Talla
poosa aud Coweta Circuits; to change the name
ol said circuit; to fix the time of holding cbmls
in said circuit. Passed.
' RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Moore—To change time ol meeting ol tbe
General Asvetnby Irom January to July. Laid
on table.
Mr. Winn—'That the Jfiiot Commitiee on tbe
Western and Atlantic Railroad lie requested to
report as soon as convenient. Passed.
Mr. Winn— 1 That tho Secretary be required to
lurnlih a list of ail tho clerks in his department,
when examined and sworn in. Passed.
Mr. Hiuton—T« niako valid tho judieiai acts
ol certain Juatiees ol the Peace. Referred to
Judicial Committee.
Mr, Bmith, Milt--That the Committee on Ed
ucation be requested to report at their earliest
convenience. Passed.
Mr. Woolton-To Instruct tlio Treasurer to
pay’fitftaln outstanding'bonds when piesented
Rctenwl to lbj| Finance Committee.
pass.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SEW YoHK A8SOCJA TKU PREiS DISP.iTUUES,
NOON D 1 H P A T CII Ed .
On motion of Mr. Rawls, tbe bill was inded
nitely postponed. Tew 84. Nays 84.
Mr. Turnipseed—A resolution that tbe House
adjourn alter to-day until Tuesday, the 28d inst.,
the pay ol members to cease during said adjourn
rnenL Not taken up.
Mr. Tumlln—A resolution granting a scat on
(lie floor to tbe Hon. A. Hood, during bis stay
in the city. Adopted.
Mr. Reihune moved that the rules be suspend
ed u> take up tbe Jury bill. Motion prevailed,
aud the House concurred in tbe Souato amend
meats to said hill.
The rules were suspended and tbe following
nils read the third lime :
A bill incorporating the savannah Bank and
Trust Company. Passed—yeas 104, nays 0.
A bill to bring on an election for members ol
Congress in tbis State. Passed.
A bill to alter and amend ths charter ol the
city of Americua. Read third time and passed.
Ou motion ot Mr. dealt, ot Floyd, the rules
were suspended to read communications irom
the Governor and Treasurer.
House adjourned uutll 10 o'clock, ».m. to
morrow.
Washington,[February 12.—The spirit per
vading the House may be imagined from Ihe
following extracts Irom yesterday's proceedings:
Mr. Butler—I take back nothing.
■ ■ Mr. Binghutn—Then 1 ask the House to com
pel you to take hack your revolutionary resolu
tion. That is something that the gentleman
cannot retract, and 1 denounce it here to-day,
belure the House and beforo the people ol the
country, as lielng as unwarranted as any act ol
secession. I denounce, as a representative ot
the people, this attempt to inaugurate revolu-
tlou ou the floor ol this House, I will
op|»oRc the relerence oi the resolution as
seeming to commit tne House in some sort to a
challenge ol your own iuw. How would It
look lor us to reler auoiber resolution, as sug
gested by the speech ol the gentleman (Mr
Butler) and that is, that tbe House should be
»utliO,i/.ed, to use the gentleman’s language, if
the Senate would not retire irom the joint con
vention, to kick it out. The gentleman Irom Mas
sachusetts should be the Captain In tbe kicking
operation. (Laughter.) I think the gentleman
cannot gainsay his speech iu that bcball which
brought down the Elleries and split the ears ot
the ground ling’s and it illustrated the animus of
his resolution. I pronounce it litre as a resolu
tion ol revolution. 1 pronounce it as a resolution
ol anarchy. The iddu of this House of Repre-
sentadves kicking the Senate ol the United
Stales. About the time that you will have
kicked the law making (tower out of existence
you will have found yourselves greater
architects of your countrvs ruin than the
million ol tnen who lor four years
waged war upon your Constitution and your
laws, drenching your laud with blood, and ridg
ing it all over wilh graves.
Mr. Butler inside)-1 always did like that
speech ol Mr. Bingham's. (Laughter.)
Mr. Schenck—I have not the slightest Idea ol
proposing the ccusurc ol the Speaker. 1 think
he was excited, like the rest ol us.
Mr. Colfax—He was not.
Mr. Schenck—There Is .only uj'difierencc of
opinion about that.
The Senate, after reports of Committees, (not
including the Judiciary on Virginia), proceeded
to the consideration ot private bills.
In the House, the privileged resolution ol But
ler's was resumed.
Tbe Supreme Court heard the argument on
the writ ol prohibition against Virginia, Judge
Underwood, Irom nullifying tbe action of courts
whose officers are ineligible under tbe fourteenth
amendment.
The reconstruction Committee further consid
ered Mississippi without action.
Havana, February It.—A person painted
black climbed the outer walls of Fort Punta.
lor thd purpose ol exploding the powder maga
zine ; the sentinel wounded him.
Tho planters' meeting passed a resolution
guaranteeing a nine million loBn by ten per cent
on their property.
The merchants had a meeting to-night for the
purpose of raising money to assist the Govern
ment.
UlaoeUaneoa* Advertlaemnnts.
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Hesitation and delay are nothing but another
form ol aulctde when yon have a remedy at your
band to remove pain instantly.
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Are tbe trne grain a and esseoce ol health, and
tbe latest gilt that Boience bu given to tbe
world.
FROM MEXICO TO ALA8KA
The ’*eople know them!
The People nee them!
IPhe oeople praise them!
Atlunta A <
815.000
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
m LIVE JEWELRY STORE
These pUls grapple with disease at iu foun
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at once. They tnrttrv too or»ti against Disease |
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swamps and forests. One ol Dr. Mflgtriels i
Pills relieves tbe entire ey«tem ol [b'i and :
aches, enlivens the spirits and Beads new blood ]
CEO. SHARP, Jr., Agent.
BOUNDING THROUGH TIIE VEINS.
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A nre. It. as, IM1 me to b-ier,, that the 'It
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to the proprietor's office lor them. Tuey are
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Think*. Doctor. My hestb'he tut* jell me. betd me
another box to keep In tbe hon*e.
After inflennff torture from oiHioue rhollc, two of your
pille cored me, end I have no return o! Uie malmy
Our docion trexted mu for Chronic ConeUjmUon,
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Dr. Maggie) baa cured my beadarhe that wa* riirotic ^
I gate half of one of your pll » to m) ba^r for ;ho>era | ^
lloruoa. Tbe dear young thing k*ot weii it a day. «■
My nausea of a morning n nu« cured
Your box of Magglei** aalre curec n»e of noieet \z the
bead. 1 rubbed some ftalre behind mj rar and the tio:»e«
left
send me t%ro boxe* : I want one for a fam'ly
I enclose a dollar: your price :s twenty-ttve ceun. but
die medicine to me is vrortn a do! at.
tiendme five boxer of.your plUa
Let me have three boxe* of jour Ba!re and Pl .t by re
turn mail:
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DIA.HO.Mrs
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and vent of Appetite,
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Remedy.
MAGQIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE
Arc almost universal in their eiiccu,
and a care can be almost always guaranteed, i
J E \V E ET H Y
i-ur:..,.
•f !*> ■
! U)»r Pa.^C
from a greai ~ *
Chrrc* A I’-xV«ir.
Monetary and Commercial
market Reports by Telegraph.
Nrw Tubs, P.b. is.—Stock. 4ull util ansettlsd;
Money 7; exchange t\; Gold ISO),; 'Si coupon. 14V;
N C. 6SN, nevrSlK ; Ve'i S', conpon 6 to S 18, newSS;
Tens, ex-coupon fciX, c.w Loat.Un* 8S.
Flosr da'.L Wha.t dad eud drooping. Com datl esd
s .hide lower Pork dill sad tower: sew a.ii, |8S IS
to 185 50. Siesmud lard drooping ; In barrel, ijk■ Cot
ton lew. r. tt wti eenu. Tarpeottse drooping tt 511-t.
Ko.In galel and lira at ft 51 to fa SO.
London, Feb. 18.—Noon—Coaaol. unchanged. Bond.
15M; bagsr Arm, noth .pot and afloat.
Linaroou, Feb. 18 —Noon—Cotton qnlet—upland.
1818 to UK. Orlean. 18 4 to 18,S; aate. 10 OOJ bale.; tor
tbe week 08,1X0; export 4COO. .peculation 88,00. Stock
880.000, astnereau ol *1,00. Coro-old 18 to M, new
St to S3
LtrnrooL, Feb. 18 —Afternoon—Co:ton -Stock .float
SM OObalea; American 110.Col
Tne yarn fabric, at Mancha.ter are bc.fr, pea. 4) fl
litw —Circular, to-day animate tbe nock at *60,00.1
bale., American 85,(40.
Lcnpon, P,b. 18 —Afternoon—Snyar excited, spot *s
to 3t>, ad « as to to.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
They Can Always Find
Largest Stock and Best Assortment,
18691 SPRING IMPORTATION. 11869
Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods.
Mr. OuMdr-fn aathoriM Um Ja
ARMSTRONG, CAT0R & CO.,
83? A 2S9 Baltimore Street, v,
MAE T I MORE'
mroRTKiui and joirbiu op
BOSKET AID TUMKIVO EIBB0H8,
Volvet Mitel Haah nibbona,
BONNCT OttAWnt,nil.Kt A SATINS’
ILLUII3X1, BLOSSa, U0S8, BDCJUt,
NBTT8 i»D TWleVitTS,
Franoh Flowsrs and Wmmthf,
straw Bovnn sad uonr ham,
4THmmH im ftw—Sj
LOWEST PRICE AND BEST QUALITY
BOOTS A\D SHOES,
Hemlock and 8alt Sole Lcatliir,
HARNESS LEATHER,
■Trench and American rail flklne,
French and American Kip Sklaa,
Lining, Topping and Blndlac Shine,
Laete, Page, Shoe Thread, dtc.
Shoemaker** Toole, or all kind*, al
I. T. BANKS’,
Corner Wh'tehall and ttuatar atreML
In Rawwa’i Bslidtap.
Rtrnimbir that I rocelrt N*W GOODS e.eij
weak la lha year, aud that 1. T. BANKS tt not eonueev
ea Iu bnlutea with any olhar heart va the dly.
mylfl-a
DE. J. BRADFIILD’B
FEMALE REGULATOR,
Womsnta Boat Frloud,
PRBPARJSD AND SOLD
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4. ■. RBlBfinB,
“ CocieTKWBtTS t Buy do M.aooikl’» Pills
or Saltb with a little pamphlet inside lira l>ii
Uuy are bogus. The genuine have the name ot
J. HxTDOCK on box with name ot J. Maooikl.
M.D. The genuine have the Fill surruuuonl
with white p lwdcr.”
SlL'iY EH WAKE.
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CHARLES BOHNEFELD,
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for* i>urrhA*jjg eis-sr^.f're To
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1 defy cooi|wt1tttm.
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MAGGIEL'8 PILLS 0E SALVE 1
A EE 35 CENTS PEE BOX.
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pono-iy
MY G UA11A XTEE.
^lanuflu-Uirtr ol 4 olfin»,
fM, L. HEN8LER,
A. /Good, bcu,
\rt VarrtLted
otALry sai of
' 4: THE LIVE JKWri.HY :
'«♦ fi-.. I T A* **; •c-c.’.t'd
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
B. C. MORRIS, Jr.,
0>acc*e.or to C.unrxu, a
fnetalic Burlai Cases, Cas&eis, &c
rjimTL0N.MVsT_PosmvBt.T br settled rv
BRT FOt’R WKBKfl, or whea the bill 1* prvtvu.tM
ICOTTON FACTOR A.M>
M -V > L' 1' .V C X l_ Li 1 . Ii
PT Sot tlu Inti DerURen from
la Future.
ON-. .14U.UN ..
“ORDERS left at Pbt'.'.tpe * Crew,, Rtch.ru, A
Bro.’» Book aud Wide Sion, or u Kra. BrauBtllei',.
apl be p*ogipilT tWWdefl it>‘. j>r.y.-gla ri
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
CUABLB6TOM. SOUTH CAROLLNA.
rn»tc n*« Hotel, bss ds:crmin*\i:
: H,>
GENEEAL COMMISSION MEECHANT.
20 OLD SLIP.
ALL K I N0;i OF FURNITURE.
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FMsjrri B. Mn-Lin,
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t'trrv! I'am nor'
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INow York,
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will b< fr.jip.ifd wilt tbe
tr*c6*’I«»ton nod Nort s .*ru m»rkrt* np,Tti
Tbe ST vBI.ES nw nupp.lvd with toe florpt OxrrlA. t*
a-id ciegnui H*rm oi Uffcrr. Alno. Omcibup*e* and
will KJwKyn b* touod to rvndim^s to rt*n»ey ;\t*
AFUkert to and ffem tbe titflerect KsE.r^d
Ste*m*hip Wharves. The House li supplied with tre
CELEBRATED ARTESIAN WATER.
AVTTTO f A rtnv2 t •**t ti part?
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or Co.A. or Suower ca. be faru.*a#«d at a momen.'* t,--
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Ha. ou Monday*, Tuendaya, Thursday*, ani ra'.-rdar*
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EUREKA TONIC . BITTERS,
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PRATTC, KDWARD6 * CO.
Conuniseion Merchants,
CITY BANKiNti COMPANY CF IfiACON.
fhe Oldest and Longest Established f. |
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STANDARD MANURE
W. P GOODA1L
Ostiiuer.
C. A. NUTTIXG.
Prcsictht.
DIRECTORS:
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J. J. GKErli^M, • J fc. JuMhiS.
bla, p.*v'daetive of crcv*, aud
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in Msct L a. d t y
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UNEXCELLED BYiANY Ini THE MARKET
Df TUI HIGH PKRICKNTAGK OF
TRUE FERTILIZING PRINCIPLE
FORSVTU STBRIT,
Atlanta,
Goorsla.
25 000 P0L ' I ‘ DS BLUt kiut5 >
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ISO Barrel. Kaetucky reach Blow Potato*.,
ar^buoesmd.
“ " i Galf Cotton Seed.
whit* Cotton Seed,
SW.IOegNOMflLH4.Ac,,
T» be eokl vmr Is* tar QMB,V
ithWX SSWASPB A 00,
So’d under a btndtux les*! cuninve ot pur.iy tad
freedom from adutwraiK'D. I'rMend .uprvvcit l y the
m.»t ,*n-e*ara: emp kTOwprf, and ;-rt 'Tea by men; to
PwutUu Uwauo.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE l
Rhode** Standard Manure la prepared ex-
pooRda
prv*s:y for dn l eal;ere An application m
pee aero le c\<n,ldered nflteient '
raced hnuert report BU pound.
pee aero la coaaldetcd rafletaut foe eropa, bat exteri-
aa repaying tbe outlay
1ST Frtaaa U. Allan u. per ton, cub. |sfl Prlcea.
cepianae* or note*, par ton. (Fl 90, and int*ie»i, twy.blc
Sorranber and Dtcwahtr, ta»
r. P, FEX9I * CO., tteete,
No. IT fllabnou Street,
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References
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SHELL OYSTERS!
THE BEST IN IHE CITY!
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