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G THE WEEKLY C0NBT1TU'llON: TUESDAY. MAY G 1884 TWELVE PAC3EB. AROUND THE CAMPFIRE. ???larlaa *f Battle*. If .rebel and tlir pin, Incident??? of battli, or in nut fall ubi and addiwa la wb.t ,01 Oixnt Won nr Accidbkt ???I carried a gun iu Ilowles' battilion. We were mounted in f.ntrj, and a part of of General John Moigan???i command from Kentucky. The yankeea called us Morgan?????? horse thieves, while the inhabitants of the mountain districtsof East Tennessee would aak, when they met a squad of us is a bridle path: ???Doesyouena belong to Milter Morgan???s critter-back company?' In the spring of 'G-l Morgan'i command bad just come up from South Carolina, and lied gone into camp at Abingdon, Va , when word came that General Crook, the present Indian fighting hero, with General Averill, was moving with a heavy force on Wytheville. We took up our line of march tor that town, and right well do I remember the happy faces of the old men, the women and chit dren who lined the curbstones of the princi pal streets as wc rode our horses by fours in triumphal entry style before the admiring gaze of these bou-combatanta. There were no able-bodied men in southern towns in those days. On the opposite side of the town, in a beautiful woodland puture, we went Into camp. Most of our hotsee were turned loose to graze while the men were busy building dog houses to sleep in, orbunt ing wood amt water. A sudden change came over the camp. The clear notes of a bugle rang out the familiar but now ominonsorder, 'Saddle up your bones." Nearly 300 men shouting, ilKi ???antly t. "Saddle up! saddle upl ???. "Bill, have you men calling to one another, "Bill, have you ???eeo my mare???? "Bring that bridle back here,"??? Where is i other hubbub of a hurried departure. But here and there could be seen the ecol old sol dier deliberately folding the blanket that an swered for both saddle and sleeping purposes, smoothing out every wrinkle so as not to hurt the hone???s busk, placipg it with great i the wit' old "Tezi precision high upon ??? ??? - is tree" iihers, setting the carefully over it, and draw. ing a deft knot In the bell v band such as only an old hand can make. He mounts with the esse anil graoe bom of four yean' dally prsc ticc in the saddle, and gels into line long be fore bis fussy messmate. We were soon all in line and the orden fol lowed In quick succession, "By two right in te line," "March," "Trot," "Gallop,??? and away we went at double quick to Crockett???s Gave, four miles away. 11 was a hot ride nod just before reaching the Cove we turned ab ruptly to the left through a palrofhirs. Genrral Morgan stood iu the road and shout ed, "Close up, men," as we galloped hy him. it was evident we were making a tlauk move ment on the enemy and now could be liesrd thoso first sad sounds to the practical soldier'i ear???occsslonal shout from tne distant skirm ishers. To my taste there Is nothing so glo riously rzhllaratlng as the burly burly of a brisk fight???the rapid orders, the rattle of small arms, the boom of the big guns, the wild about and rush of the charge. A11 sense of fear is lest and nothing is thought of but winning a glorious victory. But these first picket shots make you realize tint there is death in the air and you think of home and, perhaps, of religion, if you've got any. Fortunately for us there was not muoh time for indulging In these gloomy thoughts. We were soon in ???line of fight,???' as we always called It, and Colonel Bowles rode out In front nf us and at the top of his voice shout- od, "Now, boys, if you want to give 'em the hellyucko, shoot at their knoea.??? We dis- mounted and rapidly movod forward, taking sboltrr bohlud a rail fence. The firing was rapid, hut the distance, some 500 yard*, too gre it to do much execution. Borne one soon raittil our old) oil, "hook out for Morgan' men,??? everybody went over the fenoe, and, to my surprise, the enemy's skirmish line be gan to fall back. It now became a running fight, and kept so until about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, when our Hue brought up against a stake-aud-rider fence. The enemy was equally well posted on the brow of the op posite lilll. The ground, dipped between the two lines ol battle, end a creek lined with alder bushes, ran through the little valley aboutsqul-dlslsnt In tween us. The enemy had made a ' lie d hoapltal" near and on our aide of this ereek, and as we lay bohlud the fence wa canid see a number of dead home, and Home men with clean white baversacka on them. Theee htvenacka werosmall hags, and 1 became very much Interested In them. We bad net bad a mouthful of codec for more than four months, and, turning to the eoldier by my side, 1 remarked: ???Thompson, do you see thoso haversacks down there? ??? A tmllecrepl over his face as he replied that he did. "I'll bet you they are fll???ed with codec,' said I. "Yon heer all lh-se bullets going over our heads? Now, if on skirt along that fence thst cio aes the cre.k we can slip out and lie down behind those nurses, bs safe and get tome coder." "Alt right," he said; "11 you'll atari I'll fol low." No quicker said than done. Over the fence I weut, with Thotupeon after me. Juat be fore we reaches! the creek, out from behind Uin dense alders marched ol liquely a vegi mem ol Ilia enemy. When half way up the hill and juat before we reached the horaee they gave u< a volley. I sat down with about ???riz inches of bone shot out of tuy leg Tnompion a right arm was taken ofi the next day "Duck" Smith was hit in the bead and heel and was (pinning arouud iu the dust in a death struggle, while I waa rapidly crawl ing infos fencecornsr. Several others were hurt at the same time, but 1 never had an opportunity to Inquire who they were, and for the time oelng I waa thuuderstruck to koow how they got there. Tnat night four eoldiera stumbled ovsr me on the rongb ground. They took me In a blanket to For mer Crocket's house, which was literally fill ed with wounded men. On the next morn ing General Morgan made a hasty visit to Ibis field bo*pital I was well acquaint'd with him, and wben he cauie to the bench that I lav on he took me warmly by the lisnd. "Hardin," said be, ???that wu a mag oidoent charge yon led yesterday." oksdstnii ??? 1 look him in blank amassment, but I was too good a so'dler to deny the statement ol my superior officer. In thinking oyer the matter I remembered there was a rash of men past me just after I was shot, and on in quiry t learned that when Thompson and I went over the fence the reel of the command followed like a flock of sheep,and did not etoi until darkness made an end to the tight. I was afterward told by a stair officer that the general bad remarked that he intended making me a lieutenant on my return to the command; but, alas! the war waa orar befora I got c-fl my crutches, and the general and many of tuy old turn aisles sltep in sildier graves,. while among the myriad surviving generals colonels u.s jora, captains and lieutenants of tha confederacy, I feel lonely, at about the only eoldier on that aide who bore a gun. Editors OoMTtrtmoi: Seeing In Tax CozeriTortog a solicitation for contributions from soldltrs, I will give a short account of the most patient man uader pain and auflar ing that I ever saw. 1 bars often thought of him, and wondered If bis people ever knew what became ol blta. 1 wou'd have written to them but did not know hie postoffiee. He said ha lived in Whitfield county, Georgia. A lady told me that she wrote to his people, t bare forgo-ten her name. She wu a very kind lady, like many I found In Mimisaippi This eoldier wu wounded at tbe battle ol BakeFe Creek, Mississippi, on tht ICth day of May, 1803, and was taken to Raman. Hindu coun???y, that state. Ue wu shot through tbe left shoulder near tbe joint of the arm and shoulder, badly shattering tbe bone. His arm inflamed to his hand and mortified, and all run out to his elbow. He suffered greatly fur want of attention, as moat of our nurses left ua, by tbe yankeea, went home, to tbelr disgrace and shame. I was wounded througk the leg and con fined to my 'sunk for some time before I was able to g-> m crutches. I wu hobbling out one day by a small room in tbe upetairs of tbe hospital wben tbe lady epoken of called my attention to the wounded soldier that am writing of. When I entered tbe room I found nnu lying on hit back, as be could not lav ??ny otherway. There he bad Iain nntil bis se nil) n aim hst rested on his bunk by hts side was ar flat as a board. I tlhoovered at once lie did not have tbe attention be ought to have, so 1 got some clean water and a rag and dressed his wounded arm. When I looked at his arm it wu horrible to b-tho'd I could not understand bow a man coulti ,ive with his srm and shoulder in that condition, yet he never grunted nor com- pla n d. I;- ever knew whst'pstietice was tin til t 1 tthrl |tuver forge, now be looked at ms vth'n i tlreraed tils arm tbe first time. Ulseytslit tip wsth a bright smile that spoke more than words; then tney filled with water u he said: 1 Thank you for your kindniss. sir.??? From that day until hedied I done all that I could for him. The kind lady brought thru something to opt u long as Ue lived. At last mortification set In his side and bla shoulder turned black. I saw him tink faster and faster evtry day, until death came and carried off tbe most patient sufferer I ever saw. He did not talk very much. He often spoke of his home and people. I don't think he had much hopes of getting well, and said he was ready to go at the bidding ol the Savior. 1 had him de cently burled, and set up n headboard at his grave with his name cut on it. Ue waa a tolerably Urge man, dark complexion, not very fleshy. His name was Enoch White; aged -15 or 50 years. If this ahould come to the notice of any of bis friends, and they wish to know any more of his death, they esn addeess??? Samuel 8. Crawfobd, Glllsvllle, Hall County, On. Enrllah TriMle-rinrke. Mr. Edward Waters, Patent and Trade, mtrks office, 87 Baurke Street, Melbourne- Australia, writes: "One of my household suffered with toothache and rheumatism and after trying numerous other remedies withoutrelief, tried Jacobs Oil. It was rub bed on the cheek and plugged in the tooth, and well tubbed in for rheumatism. It both cases the cure was immediate and complete, and In neither case has the pain relumed. The Hen Who Direct tbe Drawing* Of The Louisiana State L.ttery Company at New Orlnnt. on Ihe second Tuesday of each month,are Gcii'ls Il-stirerstd and Early, who bsve entire ebargooi >11 things connected *l(b them.and who ??? turnover tbnlr o??u slguatnrc-s to their absolute fairness. These gentlemen are nf unimpeachable character and honor. For any particulars address M A Ilsttphln. Net* Orlrans, lot' WmSKlNGUfiBS A I*o??<tlve V.nrr for Kvrry Form of ftkln and 1Uoo4 Ulkfiup, from Pimple* to Morofnlo. rilHOUSANDR OF LKTTtKS to* oar pomemion 1 * terrible sufferer wl'h 111*-oft and Skin Humors: bare been eSuH,! 1 , 1 e?? b ,n n ??? pa ?' 10 pI t??? b l 01 mr dl??? figuring ham ora. h??w bad the best physicians; hftreipent hundred* rf dollars *nd g.n no real re- jMJg the c, nicu*4 Kwolvknt. be no* Purifier, Internally, ami ??;ctk;uka and rcncriu fair. the Great Skin cJj/S SSdbila uo ???!fKiliT w,l,ch h * Te cured ms and left my skiu and blood ?????? pure*! a child???a ALMOST INCREDIBLF. Xante* E. rtlebnnl.on, Cntdon Hods. Orleans, on rath. My. ???In !??70 Bemfuvm r S r ??? n ??? ke ??? 1 !"???? !*???'"-ill I wssautss-nl. tton. Kve. -this ,??? known to the medical Lett, tried In rain. 1 b??intne a mere wr*ck At' eould notllftmy b.i..nsto??y beau, could uorVu.iT [??? I? eoP ?? t *"* l????lri and looked uim nf- ^ tap. ho relief or cure In ten year* In J??i bead r.f thA CtmcoiA Kkmkdikk, us*1 them and was perfectly cured ??? orn to befi The Biggest Thisig Yet! i/. b. com. 3 d. crawfobd. I Postage Prepaid. STILL MORE SO. Will ffekonnkl, ??54i Dearborn Street, Cbl* eight jears:'tried' himdredlof remelflei dnetbrn prniioniiced his esse hopeless, permineuU/ cured by the t tmeusa Rgygmci free To Any SENDING One US Satin Lined Cass. A* Yearly Unbeeribera to (lie MORE WONDERFUL YET. n. K. Cnrpmtcr, Henderson, N. Y.. cured * ojWroty, of twenty year*??? at*ndt*g, b7 Cuncuma RkxcDiu. Tee most wonderful cuteou rcc ??rd A dutt-otfnfni of scale* fell f.ooi mo dally. Physicians ami Li* friends thot:* v * ho must die ''lire sworn to before a jiutfro r f the peace and endorrou'a roost prominent ctdxeu*. lames RURAL RECORD ???ta/r Si-oo 2-AaJSt ???sfSAEi., , t> v And Each of the Six to Get a Premium. Offer Only Good Until July 1st, 1884. Tn order to avail yourself of thU offer, Bend ui three two cent* stamps for sample copy RtJKAL Uf.cord, and Individual premium list, with Instructions ta-ngonU. ???Hhow - the Iiu- rat, Record to your friends and neighbors, for it wlil require nosoUcTtatioj been shown a Copy, and learn of the nandsome premium each subscribe* cost* On receipt of Six Dollars, we will forward the watch at once, enti dur subscription list and mall* * *??? ???* ??? ???* JOY TO THE WORLD 1 THERE IS A POSITIVE CURE FOR Dp. Haines??? Golden Specific. It can be given In n *???? p r.f coflfee or tea with out the knowledgo of the person taking it, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patleut Is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of casos, and In every instance the happiest results followed. Tbe system once Impregnated with the Specific, it becomes an otter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Prepared by GOLDISH BFXOirtC CO. 189 U ACS CT??? CINCINNATI, O. 6??ad for olrouUr. Tor E*lo by MAGNUS & HIGHTOWER, DRUGGISTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. DON???T WAIT. Writs to n* for thst ???an. direct to tbe parties, owl*d_. ofl^lng.Sml^plmViy^lmotatatiVY/hsdted! ??8k u ,s.^??Mv 1 r - Holrt h, all drngvltt,. Price: Concern. 80 SKTOg.rea.ga' Po,r ??? ^ irlptlon list and mall to each their premium. Item ember IIicaV-.., Is Kilnmcleca togrtvc entire Mktttfhetlon mill we stand ready lo wfund your fdoiK ey Id ease any dissatisfaction. Addrcas all CoimnimlcatJoiig-to ^ OCH9, YONCE & CO,* Rural Record, Chattanooga, Tenn* THOMAS. known. It I* ua*<ia of best wkil JIa* pvt taken Flrn Pryn-him and 9fedal si PP A TTTP.V ???, r Chspprdaud ?????? Oh* Hkin, Blackhead*, and bklu Bitmiahes. use Cuticuba Boaf. H r??i-id!y and clieaply cultivate* arowln* crqpo,V-??? SSSi? COTTON.CORH & WHEAT.! It will iwjiritlrely HAVE one liocina nnd iwo.'.H Flls!tr<fv > M l1 "pnmptTfiK ( sSt??oin atSlSliom Ve liaV^A^tTIn^wriy'eTCTi'impOT^t'towtt te THOMAS HARROW CO.^fXA. ssselal misinesB fionve*. A 41A It D???To all who are suffering from error and Indisctetlonsof youth, nervous weakueas, cat* ly dirty, lost of manhood, Ac., I will send * recipe that will ours you. FRKKOFGHABGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary Iu South America. Send telf addressed envelope to iisr Joasru T. Inman, Station D, Now York, marl6-an -i ??h wkyeow Turrs PBLLS torpid bo wels, DISORDERED LIVER, . and MALARIA. .xF n, !! > Uiu *?? ???2 uro,J * arloo tlirco foanhl ot the dUtMUc* of tha human raco. Thoso srmi.tmniindioatf Uioirazutanco:Loir nl Aiipclllc, lion.I* corlirr, Hick Ilaad- arlrr, fullriaa, slUr eating, aversion Co es.rtlun of baity or inlnd, limitation of rood, IrrllaClIlty of lemirer, Iarw ???plrltj, X r, *J lu K of linvlng nrgleclrd ???lime drily, IUntiic.., FluttarlMK n?? the liicrt, Hoi, before tbe eyre, highly col ored Urine, ih.VSTII???aTJOStf and do- mam Ihotise of?? remedy that actadlrcotly oatheUvar- AaaLlror mmllclno TUTT'ft I II'LH hftvo no equal. Their notion on tho . F* and Skin Is also prompi: removing all lrapurltles through these tlircn ** scav- rngers of the system,*' producing nope* tltn.Noiind digestion, regular stools, a clear akin nnd a vigorous body. TUTT'H PI 1*1*54 no nnusita or gilplng nor iuterfora with daily work and nro a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. nti FEF.I.S I. IK IB A Riff MAI*. "I have had l)yanc|ula, with Corutlpa- ttiui.twoyear*,and iiavo tried ten dllfcrant kind, of pitta, amt TliTT-st am tho flrat that liaTO done mo any good. Tln-y hnva rh-unml mo nut nlocly. Hy atiiicllto la ???plcndli), fond digest, rcodlljk and I now Imro natural naaaoaea. 1 iocT like a now man.- till WARDS, Falmyra, O. BoMewywhere.aBo. Offlco.tt Murray8t.,N.Y. TOW???S -HAIR E1YL Goar It.iu on Wmsnraa otuuigod lu- ???teutlv tun iiuwsr ItLACK tiy netnglo ap. plication of till, DTE. Sold hy Druggist., orient tiy exprosa on mwlpt oft I. OIDco.M Murray Rtreet, New York. TUTT???S MANUAL Of ri>l prrnpy, rnrr DR. BETT S MEDICAL DISPENSARY 81 West 9th St, Cincinnati,0. PrUr I'll Ynl(iiAn n Ot till* l)tN|M , naary have wouml a |worlii-wi(larruuO??llou forsiMiitllly curliiK M.vphllia, (loiiorrliim, illpd. jkltoittiy, l.lv??, hitiix y and Urinary Trouble-. Blood and Hkin l)lM?a.<H??. YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD MEN, ho ar* Niiflbrlnf from tht iwrrihl* t>f N>rv- nt ansi I'liyalral P-hillty, 1am| ManhiMtil, Youth* lut IntlbM'rvUona.Hrlf-ahusN'.Dr Kxr???aof any kind, ami who now find* Ms nrrvr* wrakrsed. ha?? hu??- vlfHiri drvams. and norturnsl rn<l.<-lt*n*. ladehMl* laiml, ??????inat'laUNl, weak, mrlanrhnly, ahavat-iulud* ihI, (Inll, lUtloM, and flndahla life* a burdrn. A far* 4m fNNmalrfd in wrrrv ra*f, M lir miirdl** a* t <|tilc*kl.r and cur* permanently. *** PatlentN ireaUNt In all |??arta *f the world. ??? UR. II KITH, i tic ronaiilllmt phyatolan. Isa a rad-J Mate from ftMir tui-ailrnl rtillvafF.rAyi*anM*a|>ene andexteiiHlvepriitMli^elii Knaland | vrloa. I???anuihh i> und Ual of C SPfSW I%,Toye ; sI^ I E L 5^^k LTj ??? , ?? B f LT and othrrKtrcTura Vwujosai. NATcSrSonuni frSIS ,na 5- nSSff vmou a as ssasssfs, ?ss -*??? &&8SS& jL(??-TAIO nui.T C0??? BInreli.il. Mid ???THS??? PEDI6BEESEEDS 11 iiw i ???e- Nm ffmiimMi.-wi SEEDS SEEDS Forthe MERCHANT on our New Plan For tho MARKET GARDENER For tho PRIVATE FAMILY Grown by ourselves on moan rnr i"?? SEEDS SEEDS Handsome Illuatrsted Catalogue nnd Rural Register FIUJE TO ALL. MERCHANTS, HEND .US YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST. DAVID LANDRETH&SONS,SEED GROWERS,PHILADELPHIA tPl.TAIO llEI^CO^J??itmWn aTldl^ Leverws Coffee Recognized ns tho Best.. Our Coffee la absolutely pure, ??ot glazed or colored, and la Glazing and coloring Roasted Coffee adds to the weight and hldea the Imperfections, which la entirety against your Inter- est aa a consumer. Ash yourQrocsrfifrIF vi RING'S COFFEE, and take t PERKINS BROS. Carry the largest stock of MACHINERY )n ib* Fouth. Envinca, Boiler*. 6aw Mill*. Con and Wheat Mill*. Separators. Reapers, Mowers, Brick Machines, Planets, Matchers, and all klodi of m chlucry ai lowest price* and easy term*. Wo keen on band all sizes Engines and Boilers, from 2 to 60-hone power, and SAW MILLS TO SUIT, for prompt delivery. tt??.OurRcad Engines for tbresblng, hauling less, lumber, e c , have n-> cqutl. Oct our prices befeore buying. PERKINS BROS. 39 TO43 W. ALABAMA ST.. ATLANTA. - - ??? GEORGIA 1ATLASW ??? ir.DtANAPOC.IO, Sf 'De, tie $??? in, yARurACTUitn* rv STEAM SSI BOILERS. HOPESO fa A ^ n i.t 'I ohiilnr C'r.??*hi ur.l Car fim BITTERS. E. VAN WINKLE & CO, MAJWFACTUBEKS OF MILLS, LTD1A F. riJKIUl???S !3afoo:;:trcu3I For Femule Cnmplnintsnnd WrnLneasrn so rowmon to our brat female population. It will cure enttrrly th- wont form of Fraud- Com* td-inU, all Ovarian trvabls^ Infl-miaaUoa and Ukvra* LSfjrsaaia? tisssssBaseaB** tine. BiWlwhnL korteu horewejr ???UZUe'U??u!afao??WBiSel it. tuooj w wiih.*i ircLi t mxsaira umniu They cure lauaUredin, bUhouaese oad leryUltyottheltwr. tSceutoeboxeleli draxvhta. DIET. ME imSSlU KNOW THYSELF.dflM91 COTTON GINS, A GREAT MEDICAL WORK PRESSES,COTTON SEED OIL MACHINERY, ETC. ON MANHOOD. . Fzhau.tsd Vitality, Nervous and Physical Dr- I hlllty. Premature Decline In Man, Krrors of Vmuh, I ??? nit ihe it mold mtwrlee -esulilnz from ludfscre I tlun. or exce-ses A book foreverv man. ycunr, f middle ere-t and old. Itc m'.lns 125 prrscriptloi. I for all scute end chromcidiseesee. eerh one nf I which Is invalueblt. Ha found by the Auth- wucee experli-ice for 21 year. Is suett as proha" never belore fell to tha lm of any physlo'ao. I pszesb.uud In beautiful French moilln ambmted covers fuf silt, susreaicrd lobe a finer work. In every senrr -msohsnlcal. literary sad pro's,t'onal ???than any other work sold In 'hlicouatry for W SO, or 'he mnury will be reloaded lu even Instance. Price only It 00 hy matt, poet paid, llluitra te. amp' 1 ' 0 cents. Fend now. Gold medal awarded Atlanta, Georgia. wer a ???KrrmJTL t ACTIVE AND INTEEriGEXT AGENTS in evsry town W A.lV X JuU I and eounty to sell our POPULAR NEW 1IOOKS and FAMILY lllliLKs. Mmifttrs, uaehrr* and others, who*# time is not folly oeoopird, will find it to their interest to eorreipond with ua. To farmers' tone and other young men jnet coming on the field of aetion, this basins** offers many advanUg's, both ??s n mean* of making money and of ??elf eoltnre. Write for special ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS. M'COMBS, TAYLOR & CO., SUCCESSORS TO M???COMBS, MEAKIN & CO. ACniNIftTS, KNOINEERS. IROS AND BRASS FOUNDERS. BUILDER? OP STEAM ENGINE8 and Boi???ere and Steam Pomp 1 . Preight and Pa*s??nge* Klevaton Ice Mscbines Gold Mills ard lllotL'c Macbiuery, drookt'saad ??Vllli*ma's Cotton Prestos,Cine Mills, Glu Gearing, Piulals, feidewalk Lights. HAFHN3, HANGERS AND PULLEYS A SPECIALTY AT LOW PRICES rny.icuM a, peer, I it. nu-n u-n-ioaoj i-eei. i (ifn Gearinz. Machinery for Ftourlnc and Saw Mill work. Iron Fmnte.CoInmu. Verand,e,Crmt(nzi edencceostally wlthonlanrprT-y-a-ciT -nil Ventlllator. Iron Rallinp aud Balconies Paltera Work, Blicksmllhiuz and JobbbK Work; Freight lua'amvoi ralluro * ll x kj xj xj x i nnr -mt Railroad Cars. for lns'tueilon. and br the srtllcted for relief- will b-neflt all.???London Lancet. There Is no member of foclety to whom The tfetenoeot Life will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or clergymau.-Atgo- Add tees the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr.W. H. Parker, No 4 Bulflnch street, Boston. Moss.who mav be consulted on all dlsesws requlrft g skill - d experience. Chronic and oh*ti ate diseases at have batll d the skill ot all hyslcians a specialty, buck Atlanta Cotton-Mills, ???A GENTS F O R ATLANTA, OA??? M ake thk best ciiketikuh and shirt Ins, from cImo strong -wrstwpw foe IMn sod OSs i mUle v- tt .h.viiur. "AtUta Be sure and ret ihta no U omer. "Atlaan LmUUB," ??? Ash yarn -Atlanr, H Odrt. THS DIXGm A C0J7ARD CO'S RKAL' ru cL tv-rx-niwnua ?? PCISES KliSais jwltom fttnpiiBHs tor* toatisyJdiTifwJiit e.ZilS??? l !^iSf??55??2i??.??. ALL OABEIAGE AND CARRIAGE MAKERS SAVE MONEY BT BUYING THEIR GOODS FROM J. W. FRANKE & CO- 181 and 33 W. Alabama Street, ATLANTA, GA. DEALERS IRON, CARRIAGE MAKERS??? SUPPLIES, coach Tungn aid colob bbcbhbs. btc. OT1XXD FOB PRICH. wkj 1801 Hatch&Foote, 4'^Bankers. NewYork. Buy and Sell all issues of U. S.' Bonds; execute orders in Stocks and Bonds for Cosh, and on a Margin; Interest allowed on Deposits. Desirable Investment Securities on hand, a list of which we furnish on applica tion. Personal attention given to correspondence which we in vite. fsssii^ '??? ???' FOR SALE. 6 4 to 6h p eoglnes on wheels. 6 6 toM h pcngluei on wheels. 2 7 to 9 h p engines on wheel*. 112 to 16 n p engine on wheels. 18 to 10 h p engines on sill*. nnu . Koplre Separators, 2 wheels. 2 25 foot Haw Mills. 6 Mowers. C Beeper*. 7 Twine Binders. 12 Hay Rakes. 8aw G w*??Js, Plows, Harrows, Pumps, Wind Mills, etc, etc, ^Call and tee me before you^ General Agent. 63 W Broad 'street/AtlsnU, Gs, I3S0LUTELT] THE BEST. 1 LI&HT6lHG~ SEWER i|BMgsaBar J6 " S**^ftvniiutr??leS Cots * CANCER Treated seieatlfloolly and sured wtthoai the knife. Boek on treat ment sent free. Drs. GrnHgny A Morris IZJITX- l*F. 0.addi x??mm now grasp A Fortune. New ted 4*nide to Itnpld . 30 0 waysto makeg old* Broadway. Now York* , Johnson &C( CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON I gaceeners to Chainbsrltn, Boynton A Co. 66 AND 68 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. Lsrgsst Denier* 1st Georgia In DRY GOODS, Fine Dress Goods, WHITE GOODS, ETO. CARPETS! CARPETS! HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, ??? Lace Curtains, Window Shades^ FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. SHOES! SHO??SI SHOES! GENTS, LADIES, CHILDREN'S. Agents for flatUrrfcx's Patterns. CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON A CO. SOLID SILVER STEM WINDING FULL JEWELLED (JESTS - s ZE WATCH FOR $12-50. FULLY GUARANTEED Tht* ??.* r made for 60 day* only. Good* teat by exprest C O D, subject to iuipectlon before purchasing. G* EOR'HA. RABUN COUNTY-WILL BK BOLD on the first Tuesday In May next, before tbe court bouse door of said county, within the uiua! hoars of tele, and in the manner pmcribed bylaw ' ???conducting tax talea. tbe following wild lands, * In (ltd c *??? *???* respectively, to aad??.. the year 18e3. to wit: In tbs first dUtx'ct lot number 66 In the second district. lo:s numbers M 68.167. 177 Iu toe third district, lots nura* " S6 it. 8i 91. 1(8. 113. and fn'ttenel lot ???78. In ibo fourth district. fr>ctlonsl lag number 78. lu tbe fifth district, lots numbers 66, and fractional lot number 98. Ia me sixth Cist)let of orlgtpsiw Habmsh'-tn, now Rsb&n, lots numbers50. 5t >*5,79 and free lontllou ??? umbers 3* 72 Iu tbe thirteenth district cf rriglnnlly Htl't-fbsin low Kahuu. lotsntimber* 0?? 6\ 17.anil frsc iouai *o??s rumbers V ??? cash. Ma.ch i*.k 1&* G eorgia, rabun county-will be hold on the Am Tueedsy tn May next, at tha mrutt bouse door ins-Id county will la the legal in? kirr,scree, mcr< or l*s*. *nrt sitJolnmV landsol Br ran* ??? P Qu^eo, John W Q Ken and other*, and Gaines to satisfy three cr??r fi (as from the ??npence court of said county in favor of W J. Ledbetter. T. I. Ledbetter and John L-d better, against sold Mary Abu Gaines. Written notice given tenant In po*> April lstb, 1854. A. B. WALL, Sheriff.