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Atlanta is situated seven miles east south-east of the Chattahoo¬ chee River, on the dividing ridge between the waters of the At¬ lantic and the Gulf of Mexico; on the 34th parallel of north latitude, at an elevation of one thousand and fifty feet above the level of the sea. The Ocmulgee River, which flows to the Atlantic, has its source in the central part of the city. The head spring of South River, its principal tributary, being located within the Railroad Reserve near the present passenger depot, its precise spot being now indicated by the large perennial cistern, between* the House and the Holland Macon and Western Depot, on the south side of the railroad track; while Walton Spring, an early celebrity of the place, situated a little north of the road, flows into the Chattahoochee, und thence to the Gulf of Mexico; so that here in the heart of the city, the marriage of the waters of the Atlantic and the Gulf might have been celebrated high in air, by our own engine companies, drawing their supplies the while, from the natural fountains, flowing thence to their far distant destinations in the bosom of the Atlantic and the Gulf. But Charleston must needs go to Memphis, that old Ocean, pent up in hoops and staves, may be received into the embraces of his Amazon bride, and the ""father of waters" is shorn of his glory, and is changed into a huge "water station" on the road to the West. On the 21st of December, 1836, the Legislature of Georgia pass/ d an Act authorizing the construction of a railroad com¬ munication by the State, from some point on the Tennessee line, subsequently extended to the Tennessee River, to some point on 2 LO SKETCH OP ATLANTA.
;he south-eastern bank of the Chattahoochee River, which should 3e most eligible for the extension of branches thence to other mportant points in Georgia. The present site of the public depot was located sometime
afterwards, by Wilson Lumpkin, Ex-Governor of the State,
upon the recommendation of the Chief Engineer, Mr. C. F. M.
Garnett. The station was called " Terminus " prior to Decem¬ by ber 23d, 1843, when the place was incorporated the name of
Marthasville, in compliment to Miss Martha Lumpkin, daughter of his Excellency, Govenor Lumpkin, and whom we thus recog¬
nise as the early matro-nymic of the thrifty, bustling village, the
embryo city. In the short space of four years the village had
outgrown the expectations of its early inhabitants, and had be¬
come too fast, too gross, too great and too pretentious to wear
any longer, with maidenly modesty, the name of its fair matro-
nymic; a change was demanded, and on the 29th of December, by 1847, it was incorporated as a city the name of Atlanta* a
name which is understood to have been proposed by J. Edgar
Thompson, at that time Chief Engineer of the Georgia Railroad. The signification of the name, the reasons for its adoption, and
the various theories on the subject have now become a theme of inquiry and investigation not without interest. The writer has
heard it claimed as due in honor to a mythological goddess, At¬
lanta, said to have been remarkable for fleetness, strength and
endurance. It was certainly a fast town then, and may have by been supposed entitled to the honor of a recognition the god¬ dess, by reason of its early character, and its wonderful achieve¬ a ments. The infant has become giant, and is rapidly overcom¬
ing the obstacles to its growth and prosperity, and making the
surrounding country, and neighboring villages, all tributary to
its prosperity, permanency and celebrity. The name was for a
short time written Atalanta, which seems' to favor the claims
of the goddess. An orator of no mean pretentions, claimed for it the signification of " A city among the hills," while a shrewd of writer has declared that it was the opposite " rus in erbi," and proclaimed it " the city in the woods." And its commercial
and geographical position has recently procured for it the ap¬
pellation of " The Gate City." by And still another theory is set up some who claim for it
an origin more worthy of its present importance as a railroad
entrepot, and commercial emporium, taken in connection with as its future prospects a great railroad centre, and manufacturing city. The great State work, connecting the western waters witfi
the Atlantic, commencing, at Chattanooga on the Tennessee Ri¬
ver and terminating at this point had been nearly completed. SKETCH OP ATLANTA 11
The name " Western and Atlantic Railroad " had been given to it by the Legislature Georgia, of and it was not inaptly consid¬ ered the great connecting artery, through which must pass the incalculable mass of produce, manufactures and commerce from the great valley West, of the and the Atlantic coast, and the im¬ ports from abroad passing thence to the far West. Atlanta had been permanently fixed as the south-eastern ter¬ minus of that great State work, and gave a local idea to its east¬ ern terminus, and that idea represented or qualified by the adjective Atlantic, was incomplete of itself, but clearly pointed to something definite, more and the mind is put upon the inquiry for the thing signified. The connections by rail from Charles¬ ton by way of Augusta, and from Savannah by way of Macon, had both been completed to this point. These roads had been gradually ascending the hills from the coast, in search of a "north-west passage," they had searched the hills upon which the city stands, and here they met the Western and Atlantic road, just emerging from the wilds of the north-west, seeking by a sinuous and difficult ascent from the Western Valley, for a highway to the Atlantic. They met together in our streets, they embraced each other upon these head-lands of the Atlan¬ tic. These Atlantic head-lands, when embodied in the noun Atlan¬ ta, to our mind, meets the demand and represents the ideal of the thing sought after, and the mind rests'upon it as the thing signified by the several indices pointing to Atlanta as the proper name for such a city, in such a place. This we now state to the public as the true derivation, sustained by the faets in the case. Atlanta his had a growth unexampled in the history of the South. In 1854, the population had reached 6,025. The in¬ crease for several years has averaged 1,000 per annum. On the first of April, 1859, it is ascertained by the census taken under the State authority, to be 11,500 souls. The assessed value of the real estate in the city the present year, 1859, is $2,760,000, and the personality, cash, merchan¬ dise, etc., in proportion. 4' The number of stores in 1854, 57, was exclusive of drinking sa¬ loons. The amount of goods sold in 1853, was $1,017,000, and amount sold in 1858 is not known with accuracy, but is believed to have been about $3,000,000, and is now rapidly increasing. is It widening and extending the area of its supply on every side. Dry goods are sold to the country for over one hundred miles around, on terms as favorable to purchasers as the retail markets of the great northern cities, New York itself not ex- ! SKETCH OF ATLANTA.
pted, and still our merchants are prosperous, thrifty and
ergetic. No respectable house here had to suspend during the
vere crisis in commercial affairs in 1857 and 1858. The great secret of the safety, success, and independence of
nvulsions, is to be found in the fact that sales are made at w rates, almost entirely for cash, and the profits, though small
detail, are often repeated and amount to a vast sum in the by jgregate, a few have fallen unfortunate speculations.
The number of stores and other business houses at present unknown to the "writer. Nineteen commodious brick stores in sre erected 1858, and as many more are now in progress of
ection in 1859, besides a large number of fine dwellings,
ostly of brick; many of the new improvements are imposing
ructures, and would be creditable in the elegant portions of iy of our modern cities.
There are at present four capacious hotels, now open, and in
iccessful operation, and another still more extensive, is nearly
impleted, designed, we understand, chiefly for the accommoda-
on of families, hitherto a felt necessity in the city.
The city now has in successful operation four large and
Durishing machine shops, two of these are connected with rail- >ad companies, and two belong to private companies, where
;ationary engines, mill gearing, with almost every variety of
istings, and machinery are manufactured at short notice, wo planing mills, and sash and blind factories are also in suc- jssful operation, besides there are various smaller manufactur-
ig establishments in the city; three or four tanneries, one or ivo shoe manufactories, besides several smaller establishments,
he most important establishment in the place is the rolling
till, for the manufacture of railroad iron, which is capable of
irning out thirty tons of railroad iron of superior quality.
The clothing trade has become an item of no inconsiderable1 nportance within the last few years, and presents some new
matures when contrasted with any other southern cities of equal
ize and age. The manufacture of clothing in this city Is a ecided success, and has increased with an unparalleled rapidity a or southern city. In 1854 five hands were employed in the aanufacture of clothing, the number now thus employed ex-
eeds seventy-five, the larger portion of whom are females. ?he clothing made here has been received with favor by the
lublic, and is believed to have attracted much attention to the
wholesale trade of the city in that article In this connection t
may be stated that this is the great southern depot for the
lale of the most approved models of ^sewing machines, the use SKETCH OF ATLANTA. 13 of -which, extensively, has doubtless added^greatly to the trade in the clothing department. The city was first brilliantly lighted with gas, manufactured from Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee coal, on the 25th of De¬ cember, 1855. The incorporated shape of the city is a circle two miles in diameter, with a handle of half a mile in length, and six hun¬ dred yards wide along the line of the Macon and Western Rail¬ road. It covers a portion of sixteen original land lots, each of which was laid off upon a plan to suit the views of the respec¬ tive owners, and hence our streets are not all so regular in width and uniform in direction as is desirable, many of them being much too narrow for public convenience. The City Hall and County Court House is a convenient, com¬ modious and handsome structure, erected in 1854 and 1855, at a cost of a little over $30,000. It is 70 by 100 feet in size, two stories high, of fine architectural proportion and design, well adapted to the uses intended, is elegantly finished throughout, surmounted by an imposing dome, and is alike creditable to the city and the artist. The medical college is now in its fifth course of lectures, all delivered in the summer, with a larger class than any former one, numbering one hundred and fifty-six students, has had its day of probation, trial and difficulties, but it is now a decided success, and its enemies and rivals have almost ceased to per¬ secute it. It has an able and efficient faculty, and a very com¬ plete chemical aparatus, and is collecting a very respectable museum. The geographical position of Atlanta being nearly in the centre of the southern section of the American Union, at the point of the great railroad crossings in a right line from New York to New Orleans, and nearly equi-distant from each; four
prominent lines of railroad all centering here, and pouring into the depots and warehouses of the city an amount of trade, and
transporting through it a vast tide of travel; situated, too, just
upon the dividing line between the cotton and grain sections of the State, altogether, give to Atlanta facilities for receiving and distributing the productions and the commerce of the coun¬
try from one section to another, greater than can be claimed
for any other inland city in the South. Atlanta is now con¬ nected by rail with Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and thence with the Upper Mississippi, also, with London and Knox- ville, Tennessee; Lynchburg, Virginia; and thence with the great lines North and east; on the south-west with Montgomery by by rail, thence water with Mobile, New Orleans, and all the SKETCH OF ATLANTA. wer Mississippi; also with Columbus and all south-western iorgia, and Savannah, and the Atlantic, through Macon. By
3 Georgia Railroad with Augusta, Charleston, Columbia,
eenville, most of the prominent places in North and South rolina, Virginia, and the great Northern cities. Another lilroad is now in projection, and considerable progress made
?rards its accomplishment, in the direction of Andersen Court )use, South Carolina, through the beautiful and productive ■ritory, known as North-east Georgia, and another still has
en chartered from this point to the great and inexhaustable il fields of north-eastern Alabama, destined to supply fuel
d motive power to the teaming millions that shall inhabit jse lands for untold ages. Forty-four freight and passenger tins arrive and depart daily from the city. The city now contains thirteen Christian churches, and on.e ire has been recently projected. is It not believed that any other city in the country is blessed th greater or better facilities for procuring building materials, 3
supply of granite near at hand, of a quality peculiarly
lapted to building purposes is literally inexhaustible; bricks
good quality are made in and around the city on reasonable •ms. Lumber of good quality is also obtained at reasonable
ices; is lime produced in any desirable quantity near at nd. The population of the city is remarkable for its activity and
terprise. Most of the inhabitants came here for the purpose
bettering their fortunes by engaging actively in some kind of
siness, and this presents the anomaly of having very few aged rsons residing in it; and our people show their democratic
pulses by each allowing his neighbor to attend to his own
siness, and our ladies even are allowed to attend to their own and mestic household affairs without being ruled out of re- ectable society.
The mechanical element prevails in our city, and the major ,rt of them are enterprising, thrifty and prosperous men, who e
rapidly rising in the public esteem. the The health of city is almost unprecedented, being entirely empt from the usual summer and fall fevers, cholera, &c. No
idemic has ever prevailed here, and the bills of mortality
ow a state of health almost without a parallel. The city is chiefly supplied with the very best free stone
iter, from wells usually from thirty to forty feet deep, though
very great number of excellent springs are. found within the iy limits. Among these we may not omit to mention the
alybiate spring in the western part of the city, which has SKETCH OP ATLANTA. 15 within a few years attracted the public attention, and now forms one of the inducements for the sojourn in our city of those in search of health.
The public spirit of some of our citizens has recently pro¬ jected considerable improvements at this- point, whereby its at¬ tractions are greatly increased, and it is rapidly becoming a place of public resort. All things considered we may safely assert the prophesy of that far-seeing statesman, John 0. Cal¬ houn, is in process of rapid fulfillment, who predicted while passing through the place in 1847, that it was destined ultimate¬ ly to become the largest inland city of the South. This hasty sketch has been prepared under very unfavorable circumstances, in the midst of severe family afflictions, and other pressing engagements, and will doubtless be found defec¬ tive in many particulars, but it was called for in haste, and is given to the public without further apology for what it is worth. ATLANTA CITY GrXJIDE
STREET DIRECTORY.
Ilalama, from M. & W. Railroad to Washington, next south of Passenger Depot. Uexander, from Marietta to Peachtree, next north of Simpson. laker, east from Grubb to beyond Butler, next north of Harris. 3ell, north from Georgia Railroad to junction with Pratt, next east of Moore. 3loyd, north from Georgia Railroad, next east of Butler. bridge, from Alabama to Luckie, next east of Wadley. Sutler, north from Georgia Railroad to North Corporation Line, next east of Calhoun. lain, east from Grubb to beyond Butler, next north of Ellis. }alhoun, north from Georgia Railroad to Corporation Line, next east of Collins. Iherohee, from Peachtree to Ivy, next north of Decatur. Ihurch, from Spring to Peachtree, next north of Luckie. Hark alley, from Connelley alley to Cooper, next south of Faith alley. lollege, east from Calhoun Square, north of Medical College. lollins, north from Georgia Railroad to North Corporation Line, next east of Ivy. lone, from Marietta to Church, next west of Wadley. Jonnelley alley, south from Fair, west side of Fair Ground. looper, south-east from Whitehall to South Corporation Line next west of Formwalt. 3rap's alley, north-west from Nelson to Markham. Cfrew, from Fair to South Corporation Line, next west of Mc- "Haw aii /yll street directory. 17
Currier, east from Peachtree to Butler, between Oslin and Cor¬ poration Line: Decatur, from Peachtree to East Corporation Line. Delay, west from Fowler, next south of Rock. Duncan, from W. & A. Railroad to Grubb, next west of Spring. Ellis, east from Church, next north of Houston. Elmore, from Georgia Railroad, west side of City Cemetery. Fair, from Whitehall to East Corporation Line, next north of Jones. Faith's alley, from Martin alley to Cooper, next south of Jones Fillmore, from Pratt to Tannery, next north of Decatur. Formwalt, south from Fair to South Corporation Line, next west of Pryor. Forsyth alley, north from Cherokee, next east of Pryor. Forsyth, south from M. & W. Railroad to junction with White¬ hall. Foundry, west from Old Monroe Railroad, next south of Thur- man. Foundry alley, from W. & A. Railroad to Grubb, next west of Duncan. Fowler, from Nelson to a point opposite Simpson, next west of Old Monroe Railroad. Frazier alley, from Fair to South Corporation Line, next east of McDonough. Garnett, from Peters to Lloyd, next south of Peters. Gartrell, north from Decatur to College, next east of Bell. Gilmer, from Ivy to Pratt, next south of Wheat and Jenkins. Glenn, south-east from Whitehall, next west of Cooper. Green, from Fowler tp Corporation Line, next north of Stock¬ ton. Grulb, from Duncan to Simpson, next north of Walton and Marietta. Mall, north from Baker, next west of Hayden. Harris, east from Grubb to beyond Butler, next north of Cain. Hayden, north from Grubb to Corporation Line, next west of Orme. Haynes, from Nelson to Latimore, next west of Mangum. Henry alley, from McDonough to Frazier alley, next south of John's alley. Mill, south from Fair, east side of Fair Ground. Houston, east from Peachtree to Corporation Line, next north of Wheat. HunnicuU, from Marietta to Peachtree, next north of Mills. 18 STREET DIRECTORY.
Hunter, from M. & W. Railroad nursery, next south of Alaba¬ ma and Georgia Railroad (properly named Cobb east of Butler). Irwin, south-east from Houston, east of Butler. Ivy, north from Decatur to junction with Peachtree, next west of Collins. Jenkins, from Calhoun to Pratt, next north of Gilmer. John's alley, from Frazier alley to Cooper, next south of Clark's. Jones, from Fair Ground to Whitehall, next south of Fair. ILing, south from Georgia Railroad to beyond Jones, next east to Terry. Latimore, west from Old Monroe Railroad, next north of Rock. Lloyd, from Decatur to Fair, next east of Pryor. Luckie, from Peachtree to Spring, next north of "Walton. McDaniel, east from Peters, (Old Whitehall,) near Corporation Line. McDonough, south from Hunter to South Corporation Line, next east of Crew and City Hall. Macklin, from M. & W. Railroad to Forsyth, opposite the end of Cooper, second street south ot Garnett. Magazine, west from Old Monroe Railroad, next south of Foun- dry. Mangum, from Nelson to North Corporation Line, next west of Fowler. Marietta, from Peachtree to North-west Corporation Line, (named Payne from junction with Walton, but called Mari¬ etta). Markham, from M. & W. R. R. to Corporation Line, next south of Stockton. Martin's alley, south from Fair, next east of Terry. Mechanic, west from Old Monroe Railroad, next south of Rhodes. Mills, from Marietta to Peachiree, next north of Alexander. Mitchell, east end of Stockton to McDonough, next south of Hunter. Moll's alley, east from McDonough to Corporation Line, next youth of Henry alley. Monroe Railroad street, from Peters to W. & A. Railroad, rear of W. & A. machine shop. Moore, north from Georgia Railroad to junction with Pratt next east of Pratt. Nelson, from M. & W. Railroad next to Markham. Norcross, north from Simpson to Corporation Line, next east of Marietta. Nursery, from Fair to Georgia Railroad, next west of King. Orme, north from Cain to Corporation Line, next west of Williamg. Oslin, east from Peachtree to Butler, next north of Baker. STREET DIRECTORY. 19 yayne, (called Marietta,) from junction of Walton and Marietta to Nortli-west Corporation Line. 5eaehtree, north from Decatur, next west of Pryor. 5eters, from Fair to Forsyth, next south of Mitchell, thence south-west from Forsyth to Corporation Line, called Old Whitehall. 3ierce, (called Decatur,) east from Pratt, next north of Georgia Railroad. 7ine, north from Simpson to Corporation Line, next west of Hall. yraU, north from Decatur to Junction with Bell, next east of Butler. ^ryor, south from Houston to Passenger Depot, thence south from Depot to Corporation Line, next east of Whitehall. \Uam, south from Fair to South Corporation Line, next west of Washington. landolph, north from Georgia Railroad second east of Butler. lead, south from Georgia Railroad to Cemetery, next east of Elmore. Ihodes, west from Old Monroe Railroad, rear of W. & A. Rail¬ road machine shop to Corporation Line. loch, west from W. & A. Railroad, next north of Delay. 'hort, from Walton to Grubb, next west of Foundry alley. Umpson, east from Marietta to Peachtree, next north of Baker. tyring, north from W. & A. Railroad to Corporation Line, next west of Cone and Peachtree. 'toclcton, west from Fowler to Corporation Line, next south of Green. 1aylor, east from Pratt, next north of Fillmore. Jerry, south from Georgia Railroad to Faith's alley, next east of Butler and Frazier alley. Tiompson, south from M. & W. Railroad to alley south of Gar- nett, next west of Forsyth. hurman, west from old Monroe Railroad, next north of Foundry. Vadley, from W. & A. Railroad to Church, next west of Bridge. Vallcer, south-west from Nelson, next north-west of Peters, (called Old Whitehall.) Valton, from Peachtree to junction with Marietta, next north of Marietta. Tashington, from Alabama to South Corporation Line, next east of Lloyd and Pullam. Vheat, east from Pryor, next south of Houston. Whitehall, (Old,)—right name Peters—south-west from Forsyth. Vhitehall, (New,) south from Decatur, next east of Forsyth. onge, north from Decatur, next east of Gartrell. BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
FIRST WARD.—Whitehall south from W. & A. Railroad to Corporation Line; thence from Whitehall to W. & A. Railroad, thence on Railroad to Whitehall.
SECOND WARD.—Commence Whitehall, south from W. & A. Railroad to South Corporation, thence from Whitehall to McDonough.
THIRD WARD.—All territory east of McDonough and south of Georgia Railroad to Corporation Line.
FOURTH WARD.—Comprises all territory north of Georgia Railroad and east of Ivy to Corporation Line.
FIFTH WARD.—Comprises all territory between Ivy and
Western & Atlantic Railroad to Corporation Line. CITY GOVERNMENT.
MAYOR: Luther Glenn. J. Office City Hall. Term expires 3d Man ly in January, 1860.
CLERK OF COUNCIL AND RECEIVER AND COLLECTOR OF CITY TAXES; C. C. Howell. Term expires 3d Monday in January, I860. CITY TREASURER. P. E. McDaniel.
CITY COUNCIL; 1st Ward—Thomas Haney and Thomas G\ Healey. 2nd " James L. Demning and Wm. Watkins. 3rd " J. M.Blackwell and Coleman F.Wood. 4th " Alex M. Wallace and Thos. It. Ripley. 5th <5 Bartley M. Smith and Cyrus H. Wallace. CITY MARSHAL. Willis Carlisle. E. T. Hunnicutt, Deputy.
POLICE. First Lieutenant—George W. Anderson. >Second " J. M. Lester. 22 CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Night Police—Hiram A. White, Wm. M. Burt, J. A. Lang, G. W. Blackstock, W. C. Buffington, James Carlisle, Wm. G. Berry, Dennis Sullivan, C. W. Branan.
CLERK OF MARKET. E. B. Reynolds.
SUPERINTENDENT OE STREETS. John Haslett.
CITY eURYEYOR. H. L. Currier.
ASSESSORS. Dr. John J. Ford, J. S. Hacket, L. H. Davis.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Baptist.—First Baptist Church, north-west corner of Walton and Wadley. Rev. A. T. Holmes, Pastor. Second Baptist Church, north-west corner of Mitchell and Washington. Rev. John T. Clark, Pastor. Christian Church—South side Decatur between Collins and Lloyd. Dr. A. G. Thomas, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal.—Wesley Chapel, corner Huston and Peachtree. Rev. J. B. Payne, Pastor. Trinity Chapel, south side Mitchell between Washington and McDonough. Rev. R. B. Lester, Pastor. Evans Chapel, north side Nelson west of Mangum. Rev. B. Lester, Pastor. Congregational Methodist—North side Jones between Martin, and Connelley's Alley. Rev. James Caldwell, Pastqr. Protestant Methodist—North-west corner of Mitchell aip$ Forsyth. Rev. Isaac Mitchell, Pastor. FIRE DEPARTMENT. 23
Episcopal.—Episcopal Church, north-east corner of Hunter and Washington. Rev. Richard Johnson, Rector. Presbyterian.—First Presbyterian, south side Marietta be¬ tween Wadley and Spring. Rev. Wilson, Pastor. Central Presbyterian Church, west side Washington, opposite City Hall. Rev. J. L. Rogers, Pastor. Roman Catholic.—South-east corner of Hunter and Lloyd. Rev. James Hasson, Priest. African Methodist.—Alley north of Gilmer between Collins and Calhoun. Rev. Isaac N. Craven, Pastor.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Atlanta Fire Company, No. 1.—East side of Bridge between Alabama and RR.; Thomas Haney, President; J. H. McCaslin, Secretary, H. Muhlenbrunk, Treasurer; First Director, John Norman; Second Director, C. H. Wallace; Third Directory Chas. Schnatz; Axemen, T. Murphy, S. B.Sherwood; Surgeon, Dr. B. M. Smith. Mechanic Fire Company, No. 2.—North end of Washington street; Wm. Barnes, President; Levi Richardson, Vice Presi¬ dent) C. H. Rhodes, Secretary, John Hoyt, Treasurer; First Director, Thomas Gullatt; Second Director, James Toy; Third Director, Wilson Ballard; Fourth Director, George Winship ; Axemen, John Spann and Daniel Kelly; Surgeon, Dr. J. A. Taylor. Tallulah Fire Co., No. 3.—John % Ezzard, President; Lu¬ ther J. Glenn, Vice President-, W. T. Mead, Secretary, Wm. Mims, Treasurer', First Director, Edward Murphy; Second Director, Wm. Richards; Third Director, C. H. Lewis ; Fourth Director, E. A. Warner; Axemen, W. A. Haines and W. H. Clarke; Surgeon, M. H. Oliver. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
MASONIC: HALL NORTH SIDE DECATUR BETWEEN PRYOR AND IVY.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 59.—Organized October, 1847. Meeta second and fourth Thursdays of each month. W. T. C. Camp¬ bell, W. M.; J. F. Albert, S. W.; John Adams, J. W.; Jamea McPherson, Secretary. Fulton Lodge, No. 216.—Organized October, 1857. Meets first and third Thursdays in each month. David Mayer, W. M.j S. B. Love, S. W.; Z. Rice, J. W. Mt. Zion Royal Arch Chapter, No. 16.—Organized May 3d, 1849. Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month. Lu¬ ther J. Glenn, H. P.; S. B. Hoyt, Secretary. Cceur de Lion Encampment.—Organized May, 1859. Meeta every Wednesday. T. M. Beaumont, E. C. Jasen Burr Council, No. 13.—Organized April, 1855. W. T. C. Campbell, Thrice Illustrious G. M.\ James Love, 22e- corder. ODD FELLOWS;
HALL CHEROKEE BLOCK, EAST SIDE OF PEACHTREE BETWEEN CHER¬ OKEE AND HOUSTON. Central Lodge, No. 28.—Instituted June 6th, 1849. Meets every Friday night. John Adams, N. G.j C. H'. Wallace, V. G.; S. W. Grubb, Secretary. Daughters of Rebecca.—Meet every Friday night. TEMPERANCE. HALL SOUTH-WEST CORNER WHITEHALL AND MARIETTA, (NORCROSS BUILDING.) Grand Lodge of the Order of the Knights of Jericho of the State of Georgia, Atlanta.—Organized April, 1853. Shall meet annually on Wednesday after the second Monday in Sep¬ tember. W. D. Williams, G. W. Chief; W. G. Forsyth, G. W. Recorder. J ' Knights of Jericho, Atlanta Lodge, No. 1.—Organized No¬ vember 6th, 1852. Meet every Saturday night. Degree meet¬ ings every Wednesday night. F. H. Perdue, W. C.; W.Wood,
V. 0.; Geo. H. Hammond, Recorder; W. G. Forsyth, urer. Treas BANKS.
Bank of Fulton.—Capital Stock, $300,000. East side Ala¬ bama between Whitehall and Pryor. E. W. Holland, President; A. Austell, Cashier; E. W. Holland, A. Austell and Jared J. Whitaker, Directors.
Atlanta Insurance and Banking Co.—South-west corner of Alabama. J. R. Wallace, President; Jo. D. Lockhart, Secre¬ tary.
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Agency.—-(Prin¬ cipal Office Augusta.) North-east corner of Railroad and Whitehall. John P. King, President; George Bronson, Secre¬ tary; Perino Brown, Agent; John Bones, Saml. Barnett, M. Wm. D'Antignac, Asbury Hull, Geo. T. Jackson, Richard Peters, Ferdinand Phinizy, John Cunningham, Geo. W. Evans, Wm. D. Conyers, James W. Davies, Elijah E. Jones, Antoine Poullain, Benjamin H. Warren, Massillon P. Stovall, (one vacancy,) Directors.
. Bank of the State of Georgia Agency.—Brady & Solomon, Agents. West side of Whitehall between Hunter and Mitch¬ ell. ■
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company Agency.—N". L. Angier, Agent East side Whitehall between Alabama and Hunter.
Alex. M. Wallace, Bank Agent. 3 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Cherokee Block.—North-east corner Peachtree and Chero¬ kee. Concert Hall Building.—North-west corner Railroad and Whitehall. Holland House Building.—North-east corner Alabama and Whitehall. Muhlenbrink's Block.—West side of Whitehall between Rail¬ road and Alabama. Lynch's Building.—North-west corner Alabama and White¬ hall. Marksham's Block.—West side Whitehall between Alabama and Hunter. Beach JEtna Fire Insurance Company, Hartford. Hartford " " " " City " " « « Connecticut " " " " Merchants' " " " " PJicenix " " " " Girard Fire and Marine. Southern Mutual Insurance Company, Athens, Georgia. Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Columbia, S. C. Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, Augusta, Ga. N. L. ANGIER, Agent. Manhattan Life Insurance Company, New York. J. E. BUTLER, Agent, Cherokee Block.
Quaker City Insurance Company, Philadelphia. State Fire Insurance Company, New Haven, Connecticut. Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Philadelphi Knickabocker Life Insurance Company, New York. ALEXANDER M. WALLACE, Agent. Office south side Alabama opposite Passenger Depot. Home Insurance Company, New York. Artisan Fire Insurance Company, New York. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Atlanta Intelligencer, (daily and weekly.) Office south-west corner Alabama and Whitehall. A. A. GATJLDING & CO. Editors and Proprietors.
Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal, (monthly.) Office west side Whitehall between Alabama and Hunter. JOSEPH P. LOGAN, M. D. & W. F. WESTMORELAND, Editors and Proprietors.
Medical and Literary Weekly. Office north-east corner De¬ catur and Peachtree. Drs. THOMAS & TALIAFERRO, Editors and Proprietors. \ Southern Confederacy, (semi-weekly and weekly.) Office south side Alabama between Pryor and Llovd. JAMES P. HAMBLETON, Editor and Proprietor.
Cfeorgia Temperance Crusader, (weekly.) Office east side Whitehall between Railroad and Alabama. JOHN H. SEALS, Editor and Proprietor. National American, (weekly and tri-weekly.) Office south¬ west corner Alabama and Pryor. C. R. HA.NLEITER, Editor and Proprietor. Masonic Signet Journal, and (monthly.) Office north-east corner Cherokee and Peachtree, Cherokee Block. LAWRENCE, CAMPBELL & McPHERSON, _ Proprietors. Samuel Lawrence, Editor. MILLITARY.
GATE CITI GUARDS-
ORGANIZED JANUARY 8, 1857. ARMORY CHEROKEE BLOCK.
OPFICERS•
George H. Thompson Captain. Wm. L. Ezzard, lstf Lieutenant. S. W. Jones, 2 A " John H. Lovejoy, M " James L. Lewis, 1 st Sergeant. Wilson Ballard, 2d " j Willis P. Chisolen, M " James H. Purtell, 4th " Thomas M. Clarke, 1st Corporal. James E. Butler, 2 d « E. Holland, 3d « Joseph Thompson, Jr., 4 th « James F. Alexander, Surgeon. Daniel Pittman, Secretary and Treasurer.
There id also a Light Infantry Company just organizing, which was not named up to the time of going to press, of which A. M. Wallace is Captain. POST OFFICE INFORMATION.
IPOSTMASTER;
William T. Wilson.
Northern Mail, by Georgia Railroad, arrives at 11.50 p. m., and departs 10 o'clock a. m., by day train. Closes 8.30 a. m. Mail by Western and Atlantic Railroad, arrives at 11.10 P. M., and departs at 10 o'clock, a. m. Closes 8.30 a. m.
New Orleans, Montgomery, and Columbus Mails, via. Atlanta and West Point Railroad, arrive at 8 o'clock, p. m., part and de¬ at 12.30 o'clock, a. m. Mail closes at 9 o'clock at night. Macon and Savannah Mails, via. Macon and Western Rail¬ road, arrive at 4 p. M., and depart at 11 o'clock, a. m. closes at 9 a. m. Mail
Office hours from 7 a. m. till 1 o'clock, p. m. ; from 2 o'clock until 6 p. m.
On Sundays, from 7 in the morning o'clock, above will to 9 a. m. The be strictly observed. MISCELLANEOUS.
Atlanta Medical College.—North side Jenkins, between Cal¬ houn and Butler. Faculty.—Alexander Means, M. D., Profes¬ sor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. H. W. Brown, M. D., Pro¬ fessor of Anatomy. John W. Jones, M. D., Professor of the practice of Medicine and General Pathology. W. F. West¬ moreland, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. Joseph P. Logan, M. D., Professor of Physiology, and diseases of Women and Children. Thomas S. Powell, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. J. G- Westmoreland, M. D., Profes¬ sor of Materia Medica, and Medical Jurisprudence. J. G. Westmoreland, Dean.
Atlanta Gas Light Company.—Incorporated March 17th, 1855. Capital $50,000. Office west side W. & A. R. R., be¬ tween Foundry and Thurman. Julius A. Hayden, President and Treasurer. John G. Hoyt, Secretary and Superintendent. Directors.—Julius A. Hayden, Wm. Herring, William Helme, Wm. Kidd, Geo. Bronson.
Young Men's Christian Association.—Hall west side White¬ hall between Railroad and Alabama. Sydney Root, President; A. S. Tally, Treasurer; John B. Peck, Corresponding Secre¬ tary; Harry Krous, Recording Secretary; Lewis Lawshe, John Clark, J. Hill Davis, M. C. Cole, Vice-Presidents.
Georgia Air Line Railroad.— Office Cherokee Block. Jona¬ than Norcross, President; James McPherson, Secretary ; E. W. Holland Treasurer. Directors.—L. E. Bleckley, E. W. Hol¬ land, Kellogg, Atlanta; M. W. Brown, E. M. Johnson, Gainesville, Hall County ; J. McCurry, Hart County; Thomas H. Jones, Gwynette County; R. Sanford, Dawson County; I. W. Pruett, Banks County; Thomas Morris, Franklin County. Atlanta and West Point Railroad.—Office north-east corner Railroad and Whitehall. John P. King, President; George B. Hull, Superintendent; W. P. Orme, Secretary and Treasurer; W. J. Small, General Freight Agent. Directors.—Andrew J. Berry, Richard Peters, Jesse McLenden, Pleasant Stovall, John E. Robinson, Hon. Orville A. Bull. 32 COUNTY OFFICERS.
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company.—Freight depot corner Lloyd and Railroad. Principal office, Augusta. John P. King, President; George Yongey Superintendent; George Bronson Secretary ; J. B. Brantley, Agent. Macon and Western Railroad Company.—Principal office Macon. Freight depot near Passenger depot. Isacc Scott, President; Alfred L. Tyler, Superintendent; J. H. Taylor, Sec¬ retary and Treasurer ; Thomas Dougherty, Master-Machinist; J. E. Day, Agent, Macon ; A. G. Ware, Agent, Atlanta. Western and Atlantic Railroad.—Office west of Passenger depot Forsyth, near (State Road.) Dr. John W. Lewis, Super¬ intendent; E. B. Walker, Master of Transportation ; Dr. Geo. D. Philips, ; Auditor Benjamin May, Treasurer ; Geo. Kellogg, Ticket Clerks
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURT HOUSE, SOWTH-EAST CORNER HUNTEB AN® WASHIN&TOSL
JUDGE OP SUPERIOR €0 URT« Orville A. Bull. Term expires 1863.
CLERX OP SUPERIOR COURT. Benjamin F. Bomar. Office City Hall. Term expires Jan¬ uary, 1860.
6IERK 0'T INIERIOR COURT- Daniel Pittman. Office Concert Hall. Term expires Jan¬ uary, 186®. JUDGES OP INFERIOR COURT. Jethro W. Manning, Z. A. Rice, J expires William r" ^eriQ January, I860. A. Wilson, I Solomon K. Pace, J SOLICITOR GENERAL. Thomas L. Cooper. Office next A. Hotel. Term expires Jan- nary, 1863. * COUNTY OFFICERS. S3 ORDINARY.
Joseph H. Mead. Office City Hall. Term expires Jauuary, 1860.
SHE RIFF. S. B. Love. Office City Hall. Term expires January, 186®. DEPUTIES. C. C. Green, M. Ozborn.
TAX COLLECTOR. W. S. Winfield. Term expires January, 1860.
RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS.
A. J. Collier. Term expires January, 1860.
CORONER:
A. R. White. Term expires January, 1860. JAILOR. James S. Hackett.
TREASURER.
C. H. Wallace. Term expires 1880. MAGISTRATES. H. W. McDanielj Atlanta District. T. L. Thomas, Wm. H. Derring, Blockhall District, J. F. Albert, Zariah Mims, Stone District. Joseph Wittis, Jesse M. Cook, Cook's District. John M. Wood, E. G. Collier, Buckhead District. S. H. Donaldson, N. R. Thomason, Oak Grove. — Powers, 34 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, IN CONNECTION WITH HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, FORWARD DAILY, BY
(Passenger Trains.) Small and Valuable Packages.
i And all Articles requiring Dispatch, To and from Atlanta and all parts of the aecessable by United States and Europe, Steamboat or Railroad, at a Articles reduction from former rates. forwarded by Express, called for, extra and delivered in Atlanta charge. Remittances made to without ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND, BY BOCHE BROS. & CO. I»MfTS 01 TBS E0Y11, BA1K Of I&ELI.HB, In sums of One. Pound and upwards. For Particular Rates, &c., call at the
Office, South side
Alabama St, opp, Passenger Depot, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
£. HCIBERT, Sup't Central
Section. L, H. HALL; Agent, Atlanta. WILLIAMS' ATLANTA DIRECTORY.
FOR
1859—60.
»!• alley or allopathic. eng engineer. atty attorney. ex exchange b between. h house. bar k bar keeper. ho liomoepathic. bds boards. lab. laborer. b h boarding house. manuf manuf'ry or manuf'er. bk book or brick. mer merchant. b. k book keeper. mkr maker. bldr builder. n north. bldg building. not pub notary public. bo botanic. nr near. corner opp opposite. cab mkr cabinet maker. prov provision. earp. carpenter. pro proprietor. elk clerk. res residence. cof h coffee house. s south. com commission. servt servant. confec n fectioner. w west. ..east. wh wholesale. eclectic. * colored. ADA Abbott Albert N. (Seago & A.) bds W. H. Chapman's, c For¬ syth and Peters Abbott Lewis L. b. k. Davis & Lester's, bds Mrs. M. J. John¬ son's Abbott W. L. elk. A. & W. Pt. RR. bds Mrs. Jack's ' Abell Jos. lab. w s Gartrell n of Decatur Acton , medical student, bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's Adair Augustus Dixon, elk. Salmon Mathews & Co's, bds Wm. Adair's 'Adair D. dry goods mer. bds Wm. Adair's Adair Geo. W. s w c Peachtree and Simpson Adair Jas. dry goods mer. bds Wm. Adair's Adair J. W. messenger Adam's Express Co. bds Trout House Adair Wm. E. engineer, h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer 36 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ISAAC WINSHIP. KOBT. WINSHIP. GEORGE WINSHIP. Winship's Iron Works. I. tb R. WINSHIP tfc OO.
BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, JBCGSSLSSB IPOWDBIB., 03AB.K & StJGfA30L MXXXS. Mining Machinery and Mill Work of all descriptions.
A variety of Patterns for Fences and Buildings, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings made to order. AND 37 ADAMS EXPRESS CO. A Office s s Alabama b Pryor and Lloyd, H. L. Hall, Agent Adams John C. carp, s s Latimore b W. & A. RR. andMangum Adamson John C. carp, wks W. & A. RR. car shop Adamson Wm. L. h s w c Cooper and Jones Aemstead J. M. lab. wks Atlanta rolling mill Agnew Thos. lab. h s s Hunter b McDonough and Butler Agnew Thos. h n s Peters nr Corp. Line, c McDaniel Akridge Jno. brick .manuf. s s Thurman b Mangum and Haynes, h on Marietta Albert John F. h n e c Whitehall and McDaniel Aldredge Ephraim R. hat manuf. s w c Peters and Forsyth Aldredge J. Stephen, lab. h e s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Aldrich Peter H. bar k. s s Mechanic w of W. & A. RR. Aldrich Wm. L. machinist, h n s Walton b Duncan and Marietta Alexander Miss Elizabeth A. bds Hubbard Denham's Alexander Geo. S. b. k. Georgia RR. h s s Wheat b Ivy and Collins Alexander Jas. F. (A. & Shelby,) h s s Marietta h Wadley and Spring Alexander J. M. elk. R. S. Dunning's Alexander Jno. laborer, h e s McDonough b Faith's and Clark's alley Alexander Mrs. Martha, h n e c Oslin and Peachtree Alexander & Shelby, (Jas. F. A. & Wm. A. S.) phys. office n e c Bridge and Marietta Allen Miss Carrie, milliner, wks Mrs. M. F. Durand's Allen Eliphalet A. carp, s s Ivy b Gilmer and Wheat Allen Jas. M. lab. h w s Marietta opp Hunnicutt Allen Mrs. Martha, bds Wm. Center s Allen Milton, conductor, W. & A. RR. bds Mrs. E. Grubb's Alley Richard H. elk. sec Terry and Fair Allman Augustus W. h e s Frazier al b Fair and Jones Alfred Jas. lab. s s Stockton w of Haynes Alston Miss Elizabeth S. bds Thos. C. Howard's Alte Chas. cigar mkr. bds Chas. Beerman's Anderson Mrs. , n s Decatur b Pryor and Ivy Anderson Andrew, lab. c Butler and Harris Anderson Carey, medical student, bds Dr. S. T. Bigger's Anderson Mrs. E. J. bds Tennessee House Anderson W. lieut. of police, bds Washington Hall Anderson Wm. C. engineer, s s Jones b Martin and Connelley alley Anderson Wm. J. lab. s s Peters b Garnett and M. & W. RR. Anderson Wm. W. blksmith, hsec Decatur and Butler 38 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
john reynolds. t. s. reynolds. a. J©»
THE MESSRS. REYNOLDS,
In same rooms with the Crusader Office, are fully prepared for every variety of
IN THE BEST STYLE, AMD "WITH DISPATCH. J. C. DAVI wholesale and retail I WEST INDIA FRUITS, &C.
manufacturer of
Parties and Families furnished with all kinds of Pyramids, Cakes,: and Confectioneries. Wedding Cakes made to order. Country Merchants' orders filled at very low prices, and with dispatch. Decatur Street, opposite Trout House, ATL 39
Andrews Erza, (Miller & A.) w s Pry or b Faith and Clark's al Andrews John W. printer, Atlanta Intelligencer Office, bds P. J. Immel's 1NGIER NEEDOM L. -rl Banking and Insurance Agent, Office W. Herrings & Son's store, h e s Pry Henry 1NSTELL ALFRED.or b John and al Cashier Bank of Fulton, h c Pryor and Cherokee, rear of Trout Archer C. C. machinist, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Archer W. machinist, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's Armstead Geo. W. h s s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Armstead Jas. M. s s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Armstead Wm. J. furnaceman, h s s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Armstrong Jos. lab. wks Atlanta rolling mill Armstrong Mrs. Sarah, h e s Walker s of Nelson Ashim M. A. dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, &c. e s White ¬ hall b Decatur and RR. h e s McDonough Ashim Solomon II. clothing and dry goods mer. h n s Faith's al b McDonough and Frazier al Ashworth John A. lab. n s Irwin s e of Houston ATHENEUM BUILDING. n s Decatur b Pryor and Peachtree, Wm. M. Williams, Lessee Atkins Thos. K. fireman, n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Atkinson Jno. carp, h n s Nelson w of Mangum Atkinson Samuel L. carp, h n s Nelson w of Mangum Atkinson Mrs. Jas. h c Nelson and Haynes ATLANTA OAS LIGHT CO. -ti w s W. & A. RR. b Foundry and Thurman, Julijis A. Hay- den, Prest. and Treas.; John G. Hoyt, Secy, and Supt. A TLANTA HOTEL. A n w c Pryor and W. & A. RR. Joseph Thompson & Son, Proprietors TLANTA INSURANCE CO. A' Exchange, Banking and Collecting Office, s w c Whitehall and Alabama, J. R. Wallace, Prest.; J. Lockhart, Secy. A TLANTA MACHINE CO.. J\ c Georgia RR. and King, J. L. Dunning, Supt. ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE. 1i. n w c Butler and Jenkins, J. G. Westmoreland, Dean. ATLANTA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ix Journal, (monthly,) Office w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, Drs. Jos. P. Logan & Willis F. Westmoreland, Editors and Proprietors ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAILROAD, ii Freight Depot, c Pratt and RR. vv m. J. Small, Agent 40 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS* THE GEORGIA
*§%\m of the -DEVOTED TO-Miim
JOHN H. SEALS, Editor and Proprietor.
Is assisted by a talented corps of Editors and Editresses.
Terms, Two Dollars per annum:
A LARGE JOBBING ESTABLI
Is connected with, the Office,
IN WHICH ALL KINDS AND STYLES OF
mm *
Is executed witk dispatch.
W&iteM Street, Atlanta, Georgia. BAN' 41 ATLANTIC & WEST'POINT A General RAILROAD. Office, n e c Whitehall and RR. Geo. B. Hull, Supt. AUGUSTA, ATLANTA & CHATTANOOGA Telegraph Co. Office adjoining Atlanta Intelligencer Office, Chas. T. Campbell, Operator AUSTELL A. -tl Cashier Bank of Fulton, h n s Cherokee b Pryor and Ivy Autry Marion, telegraph messenger, M. & W. Tel. Co. bds H. T. Jones' ,
Awtry Miss F. A. w s Spring b Marietta and RR. Awtry Jas. carp, hes Forsyth b Hunter and Mitchell Awtry Jno. L. carp, w s Spring b Marietta and RR.
B
Badger Miss Laura C. e s Martin al b Fair and Jones Badger Mrs. Martha C. e s Martin .al b Fair and Jones Badger Ralph B. dentist, e s Martin al b Fair and Jones Bagby Wm. K. slave dealer, e s Cooper b Whitehall and Jones Bagwell Wm. H. confec. s w c Walton and Peachtree, h s s Forsyth b Cherokee and Wheat Bailey , bailey hirammedical student,t. bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's D Foreman S. B. Oatman's Marble Works, bds D. N. Jud- son's Bailey T. E. engineer, wks Atlanta rolling mill Bain D. tailor, w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Baker Benj. fireman, bds L. W. Yarbrough's T> AKER D BOLLING. Attorney at Law, ^Office e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h east end of Hunter Baker R. S. watches, clocks, &c. e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h c Haynes and Nelson Baldwin Jefferson J. grocery, s w c Decatur and Whitehall, h e s Peachtree b Ellis and Cain Baldwin Lawson, mer. hes Peachtree n of Corp. Line Ball Harris, lab. c Rock and Mangum T) ALLARD & TRUITT. .D (Wilson J.( B. & Francis M. T.) Confectionery and Eating
Saloon, in the General Passenger BALLARD WILSON J. Depot J3 & (B. Truitt,) h n s Georgia RR. s s BankAlabamaof fulton.b Whitehall and Pryor, E. W. Holland, Pres.; A. Austell, Casfoier Bannister Jno. baker, bds P. J. ImmeFs 4 42 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. TROUT HOUSE,
J. I). GILBERT if CO,
WORTjff SO^BSe
Opposite Passenger Depot,
ATLANTA, CEORCIA.
BARTH & NICOLA I, PIANO-FOETESDEALERS IN At present at the Furniture Store of Mr. F. A. Williams, ON PEACHTREE STREET.
After Oct. 1st, '59, on West Side of Whitehall Street, Between Alabama and Hunter Streets, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
We keep eonstantly on hand and fill orders for any of the best and moat celebrated Piano-Fortes of the United States. BAT 43
Banks Mrs. Debby, hsec Calhoun and Cain Banks Isaac S. (Eddellman & B.) h n s Peters b Washington and Fair Barker Geo. brick layer, bds n w c Calhoun and Houston Barker Jeremiah, carp, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Barker Louis, carp, s s Alabama b Alabama and Pryor Barker Miss Sallie, s s Alabama b Alabama and Pryor Barnes , s s Peters b Whitehall and Pryor Barnes B. fireman, W. & A. RR. Barnes Jas. G. elk. W. & A. RR. bds Lafayette House Barnes Jas. bds E. B. Reynolds' Barnes Jos. engineer, h e s Calhoun b Gilmer and Jenkins Barnes Mrs. Mahala, s s Macklin b Forsyth and M. & W. RR. Barnes Mrs. Mary, h c M. & W. RR. and Nelson Barnes Richard, engineer, hns Marietta 3d h w of Foundry al "DARNES WM. H. & 1) CO. Auction and Commission Merchants, Real Estate Agents, Dry Goods, Produce Dealers, &c. n s RR. b Whitehall and Pryor Barnes Wm. H. (Wm. H. B. & Co.) h s s Marietta, Lafayette House Barnes Wm. (Tomlinson & B.) s w c Gilmer and Calhoun Burnett D. lab. bds L. W. Yardbrough's Barr Lorenzo D. straightner, Atlanta rolling mill, h n w c Ter¬ ry and Fair Barrett Jas. C. elk. bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Barrett John H. b. k. h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Barron Mrs. Clara C. sec Gilmer and Collins Barth Chas. F. (B. & Nicolai,) bds n w c Pryor and Cherokee T>ARTH & NICOLAI. -D (Charles F. B. & Rudolph N.) Piano Forte Dealers, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Bartlett Isaac E. mail agt. h s s Mitchell b Whitehall and For¬ syth Barton B. P. lab. wks W. & A. RR. machTne shop Baskin Jno. wagon mkr. h c Baker and Peachtree Bass Jas. M. (McDuffee and B.) c Fowler and Rock Bass Mrs. Mary R. bds s w c Wadley and Marietta Bassford Solomon L. marble carver, bds John Boutel's Bates G. H. atty. w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, bds Washington Hall Bates L. W. engineer, bds Wm. H. Thrash's 44 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. H. BEAUMULLEE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. >JEWELRY, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES,
CHINA-WARE AND VARIETY GOODS, Whitehall St., Atlanta, Georgia.
MRS. H. BRAUMULLER,
1RTIST. IK llll, JEWEL1Y MID IIS-MtKlRG,
[(Becepient of a number of Premiums from different State Fairs.)
RECEIVES AND EXECUTES ORDERS IN
SIGGLACES, BHEAST-iIMS, BMOLEIS,'
EAR-RINCS, RINCS, VEST CHAINS,
STUDS, SLEEYE BUTTONS AND CH&BMS, IN £NDI£SS VARIETY.
Orders received at H. Braumuller's Musi® Store. bel 45
Bautell Jno. carp, h al b Marietta and Grubb and 1st al w of Foundry al Beach Jno. N. peach: (B. & Boot,) h w s Peach tree b Baker and Ivv J) & root. (John N. B. & Sydney R.) Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. e s White¬ hall b Alabama and Hunter, (Iron Front Store) Beach Mrs. Sarah, w s Frazier c of Clark al 1)EACH SOLOMON S. •lJ Physician, Office and Residence n vr c Moore and Decatur Beardon Mrs. Sarah, bds e s Collins b Decatur and Gilmer Bearse Jerome, elk. bds Lewis J. Parr's Beasley Jas. s s Nelson w of Walker Beaumont Thos. M. cutter, w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mit¬ chell Beavers C. engineer, W. & A. RR. Beavers W. C. lab. h c Mangum and Haynes "DEAZLY & TURNER. -O (Wilson B. B. & Thos. J. T.) Family Grocery ar^d Produce, n s Marietta b Peachtree^/ and Bridge Beazlv Wilson B. (B. & Turafer,) n s Peters b Whitehall and Forsyth f* Becker Jacob, gardener, h n s Peters w of Walker, opp Mc- Daniel Bedford Peter, moulder, h n e c Frazier and Faith's al CHARLES, BEERMANBarber Shop, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor, and Boarding House, w s Pryor b Hunter and Mitchell Beisinger Anthony, carp, bds C. Kontz's Belcher Mrs. Isabella, bds John R. Smith's Belling S. blksmith, wks Atlanta rolling mill Bellingrath Albert, coppersmith, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Bellingrath Leonard, coppersmith, n s Decatur b Bell and Gar- trell Bellingrath Mrs. Laura M. h n s Decatur b Bell and Gartrell Belisle Jackson, h w s Peachtree n of Currier Bell Henry G. elk. bds D. N. Judson's Bell Isaac C. farmer, h s s Peters b Forsyth and Thompson Bell John, carp, bds Tennessee House Bell Marcus A. (B. & Pittman,) h s e c Collins and Wheat BELL MARGrENIUS A. D Attorney at Law, Office n s Decatur b Peachtree and De¬ pot, h s s College b Calhoun and Butler 46 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
TALIAFERRO & THOMAS.
OURS IS
"Omne tulit punctum qui miscuit utile dulci."
We advocate the education of the masses in the great laws of Health and the protection of the people from the imposition of QUACKS. We strive for the promotion of a pure Literature, and the cultivation of a universal taste for the true and beautiful, the chaste and the instructive in letters.
THE MEDICAL & LITERARY WEEKLY,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
.A. T £3 2 .O O FSH. A. MT U 3VC >
OFFICE, COR. DECATUR, AND PEACHTREE STS.,
Over Hannicutt & Taylor's Store,
ATL.A1VTA, GEORGIA. BLA 47
T)ELL & PITTMAN, , -D ^ (Marcus A. B. & Daniel P.) Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents, Office n w c RR. and Whitehall, (Concert Hall Bldg.) Bell Wm. gardener, h s e c Ellis and Peachtree Bell Wm. shoemkr. e s McDonough b Clark al and John's al Beman Mrs. at Benj. C. Yancy's Alex, Bennett bar k. bds Mrs. Nancy Wo Mail's Bennett Jas. A. bar k. bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Bennett John K. elk- J. R. & 0. H. Wallace's, bds Wm. Cen¬ ter's Bennett L. L. elk. bds n e c Whitehall and Mitchell Bennett Wm. P. fireman, sec Terry and Hunter ( Berry Miss Emily, h s w c Terry and Fair Berry Mrs. Nathaniel, hswc Terry and Fair Berry Cary W. engineer, hswc Pratt and Gilmer Berry Francis M. engineer, h w s Calhoun b Decatur and Gil¬ mer Berry Miss Jane, milliner, bds Mrs. M. Jack's Berry Mrs. M. J. milliner, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Berry Maxwell R. h e s Nelson b Walker and M. & W. RR. Berry W. B. conductor, A. & W. Pt. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Berry Wm. G. carp, h s s John al b Crew and Washington Berry Woodson H. w s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer * Berry W. J. student, bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Bessenger Anthony, carp, wks W. & A. RR. car shop Bessent Abraham W. upholsterer, h s s Peters b Forsyth and Thompson Bessent Wm. upholsterer, wks D. M. Young's Better ton Absalom J. phys. office c Bridge and RR. Biggers Jno. botanic phys. office n s Decatur b Ivy and Collins
BIG-GKERSBotanic Physician,STEPHENOffice andT.Residence, n s Decatur b Ivy and Collins Bigham Wm. lab. wks Atlanta rolling mill Billing Sebastian, blksmith, h n e c RR. and Moore Black Geo. W. policeman, e s Walker s of Nelson Blake Chas. elk. M. Myers', bds P. J. Immel's Blake Jas. (B., Scofield & Markham,) res Indianapolis, Ind. Blake Levin S. elk. bds Louis Valentino's T)LAKE, SCO FIELD & MARKHAM. -L) (James B., Lewis S. & Wm. M.) Proprietors Atlanta Roll¬ ing Mill, c Georgia RR. and Eastern Corp. Line Blackley L. E. bds Atlanta Hotel Blackmon Jas. farmer, on Chase Road e of Corp. Line Blackmon Joshua A. J. bds s s Peters nr Corp. Line c McDaniel 48 ATLANTA ADVERTISE MEN T S ♦
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY,
A Weekly and Semi-Weekly Paper,
OP TFTF, I
Southern Rights School of Politics,
AND PUBLISHED BY
JAMES P. HAMBLETOF,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
TERMS. BOW 49
Blackstock Jos. J. mason, bds Win. H. Stevens' Blackstock Mrs. Mary, s s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Blackwell J. M. h s s Hunter b Terry and King Bleckley Logan E. (Overby & B.) bds Atlanta Hotel Bloomfield Michael, stone cutter, h n s Decatur b Calhoun and Collins Blunt Jno. h n s Garnett b Forsyth and Thompson Blunt Matthew, car inspector, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Blunt Matthew, lab. hes Collins b Gilmer and Wheat Bobo C. lab. n s Jones b Washington and Crew Bodong Wm. tailor, h n s Jones b McDonough and Frazier's al Boggus Miss Mary G. e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Boggus Thos. B. h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Bohnerferd Chas. cab. mkr. h n s Rhodes w of W. & A. RR. machine shop Bolin James W. n w c Calhoun and Gilmer Bolin Mrs. Selina L. s e c Elmore and Geogia RR. Bolin Wm. lab. wks Atlanta Rolling Mills Bomar Benj. L. elk. Superior Court, office City Hall, h Mariet¬ ta Road 1 mile from Corp. Line Bonds Richard, engineer, W. & A. RR. Bone Allen, lab. h w s Marietta nr Corp. Line Bone James C. baggage master, w s W. & A. RR. b Rock and Latimore Bone Russell, watchman, wks Winship's Iron Works Boner John, peddler, bds Planter's Hotel Booker Matthew H. baggage master, bds A. P. Rollin's Bookout John M. watchmkr. bds Mrs. Barshuba Ogletree's Borders , medical student, bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's BORING MRS. J. M. Millinery and Fancy Goods, w s Whitehall b Alabama ana Hunter "DORING J. M. D Physician, Office w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, res w s Forsyth b Hunter and Alabama Boring Mrs. M. E. bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Bosworth Josiah R. b. h. e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch-
e11 Boswell Mrs. J. h al. b Collins and Calhoun and Gilmer and Wheat Bosworth Wm. printer, Crusader Office Boutell John, architect and builder, n w c Ellis and Collins Bowen Columbus, carp. Thomas Hearn's Bowers Giles, b. k. bds C. P. Casin's Bowil Robert T. law student, bds A. R. White's 50 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. W. HERRING & SON,
Hlll-illl ttffflllR, 22 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Invite the attention of buyers at WHOLESALE to their Stock. Keep a large stock suited to the RETAIL TRADE, and are prepared to make CLOTHING to Order in the best manner and upon short notice. Also a large stock of •LOTas, tiiSKiif k veotmm, TAILOR'S T&IlSIf §§9 &S, At Wholesale or Retail)
Agents for the sale of (and a stock on hand of) HERRING'S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. W- HERRING & SON. BRE 51
Bowman John T. and architect builder office, n s RR. b White¬ hall and Pryor Boyd B. Franklin, elk. Trout House Boyd Charles H. engineer, al. b Mitchell and Peters and White¬ hall and Forsyth "DOYD MRS. E>. D J.
Proprietress of Trout House, n c of Public Square opposite Passenger Depot
Boyd Mrs. Martha A. h s w c Decatur and Collins Boyd Miss Mary, s w c Decatur and Collins Boyd Mrs. Sally, bds Trout House Boyd Thomas, mail agt. h s w c Decatur and Collins
Boyd Thos. B. medical student, bds Trout House Bracken Peter, eng. n s Green b Mangum and Haynes
Bradley , carp, bds John L. Antry's
Bradley J. H. night foreman Atlanta Rolling Mill Bradshaw Mrs. Elizabeth, bds Felix Sower's Bradshaw Peter, carp, bds n e c Decatur and Pratt Brady Adolph J. (B. & Solomon,) res New York City DRADY & SOLOMON. 1) (Adolph J. B. & Solomon S.) Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmings, and Agency for the Bank State of
Georgia, w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell h s e Bramlett John F. c Jones and Martin's Alley
Bramlett L. W. s e c Jones and Martin's Alley Branan Duke H. bailiff, h s e c King and Georgia RR. Branan Jeremiah M. expressman, h s s Whitehall b Glenn and McDaniel Brannan Columbus, policeman, bds J. R. Bosworth's Brannan John, cab. mkr. s s Peters b Whitehall and Pryor Brannum Wm. carp, bds W. Keltner's BRANTLEY JOSEPH B. -L) General Agent Georgia Railroad Frieght Office, bds J. R. Crew's s e Brashears Miss c Pricilla M. King and Georgia RR. Brassell Wm. bk. layer, "DRAUMULLER bdsH.Wm. Glozier's D Music and Musical Instruments, Variety Store, &c. w s
Whitehall b Alabama and
Hunter, h w s Forsyth b Alaba¬ ma and Hunter "DRATJMULLER MRS. H.. 1) Braiding Wig and Manufactory, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Brenn Geo. tailor, h w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Breen Patrick, bds Planter's Hotel Breen P. elk. bds John Ryan's 52 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Atlanta Medical and Snrgical Journal,
EDITED BY
JOS. P. LOGAN, M. D.,
AND——
F. ¥. WESTMORELAND, M. D.
Price, $3 00 a Year,
IMONTHLYi)
WHITEHALL STREET,
BET. ALABAMA AND HUNTER,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA. BRO 53
Brewer Peter W. eng. h w s Spring b Marietta and RR. Bridwell Cicero, printer, bds Johnson W. Bridwell's "D HIDWELL JOHNSON W. D Superintendent Atlanta Intelligencer Office, h s s Mitchell b M. & W. RR. and Stockton Bridwell Zion, printer, National American, h s s Nelson w of Walker
Briggs Richard S. family grocery, w s Peachtree b Walton and Luckie, bds Peter A./Hughes' Brisendine James R. carp, h e s McDonoughb Clark and John's al.
Brock Saml. J. fireman, s n Fair opp. Martin al. Brockhohan Carston, elk. bds H. Muhlenbrink's h s Brooks D. e c Elmore and Georgia RR. Brooks Edward, carp, h w s Whitehall b Macklin and Mc- Daniel J. h s Brooks W. lab. w c Whitehall and Cooper Brooks Mrs. Maria P. at Theophilus Harris' Brooks W. E. elk. Adams Express Co. bds Trout House Broom James M. grocery, h e s Peachtree b Decatur and Hous¬ ton Brown Aaron H. (B., Priest & Peck,) res Campbell County. Brown Benj. clothing mer. h n e c Gilmer and Ivy Brown Bernhard, agt. A. Hertchberg, res c Ivy and Taylor Brown Edgefield, wagon blksmith, w s mkr. and Terry b Hun¬ ter and Fair, h s s Jones b Terry and Martin's al. Brown George W. S. h w s Calhoun b RR. and Decatur Brown H. W. phy?. office n e c Decatur and Peachtree, h w s
Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Brown John, carp, h c Elmore and Fair Brown John, fireman, wks A. & W. Pt. RR. Machine Shop
Brown J. H. carp, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's Brown John N. laborer, s s Jones b Terry "DROWN J. P. H. and Martin's al. -D Dentist, Office e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Brown Lewis, carp, n w c Calhoun and Gilmer
Brown L. fireman W. & A. RR. Brown Mrs. Nancy C. bds n e c RR. and Butler "DROWN PERINO. -D Agent Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, Office n e
c Whitehall and RR. "DROWN, PRIEST & PECK. J3
(Aaron H. B., Edwin P. & John C. P.) Lumber Yard and Planing and Flooring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manu¬
factory, c Pratt and Decatur Brown Mrs. Sarah, bds John T. Cunningham's 54 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS-
HJaamit ^igrot attirf onnral, Organ of the Grand Lodge of Georgia,
&£•/?! UEIj Ij*1 WREJYCE, J>. G. Jtf., Editor,
LAWRENCE CAMPBELL & McPHERSON, PROPRIETORS; A MONTHLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO
,1iTlIL'111il II
Terms, $2.00 per Annum, in advance,
OFFICE,—CHEROKEE BLOCK, ATLANTA, GA.
GREENE B. HAYCOOD, attorney at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ATTENDS TO BUSINESS IN
Fulton Superior Court First Monday in April and October, Fulton Inferior Court Third Monday in June and December, DeKalb Superior Court, Fourth Monday in April and October, Coweta Superior Court,. ....First Monday in March and September, Cobb Superior Court, Third Monday in March and September, Cass Superior Court Second Monday in March and September, Fayette Superior Court, Third Monday in March and September, Troup Superior Court Second Monday in May and November, Spaulding Superior Court, Third Monday in May and November, Clayton Superior Court, First Monday in May and November Supreme Court of Georgia, Atlanta,..Fourth Mon. in Mar. and Second in Aug. District Court of the U. S. Marietta,..Second Monday in March and Septem. And on the several lines of Rail-road from Atlanta. BUR 55 Brown Simeon, blksmith, bds Edgefield Brown's Broxton Hezekiah W. carp, h s e c Crew and Faith's al. Bruce Daniel, carp, lis s Marietta w of Foundry al. Brewster Robert, medical student bds Dr. S. T. Bigger's
Bryan Harrison, h opp. Water Station on Georgia RR,
j , *~J -L»BRYAN MRS. MARY E. Editress Georgia Temperance Crusader, bds John H. Seal's Bryant James M. grocery, h s s Peters b Thompson and For¬ syth Bryant Lewis E. carp, h s s Garnett b Forsyth and Thompson
Bryant Richard J. elk. bdg J. M. Bryant's Bryant Starling carp, h e s H. McDonough b Clark al. and John's al. Bryant
Wm. carp, h w s M. McDonough b Clark al. and John's al. s Brvson Thos. M. elk. bds e c Whitehall and Mitchell J. h s e Buchanan Andrew c Fair and Frazer's al. Buchanan James, fifer, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry al. Buchanan R. C. eng. h n s Mechanic w of W. & A. RR. Buckalew Wm. G. carp, h w s W. & A. RR. b Rock and Lati- more
Buffington Wm. C. h s e c Jones and Washington Buice David, foreman, bds Elisha Buice's Buice Madison, painter, h n e c McDonough and Faith's al. Buice Elisha, millright, h n w c Mitchell and Pryor Buice Elisha, fireman h w s Crew b Fair and Jones Buice John M. painter, hsec McDonough and Faith's al. Buise Elisha, (Langston & B.) Bullard Robt. W. cotton dealer, n s Whitehall opp. Cooper Burchhardt G. A. grocery, n w c Hunter and W ashington Burge Nathaniel T., brick manuf. w s Martin al. b Jones and Faith's aL Burke John, lightening rod agt. bds Planter's Hotel Burke T. bookseller, h w s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Burnett D. fireman, W. & A. RR. h s Burnett Wm. L. n Marietta 3d h w of
Foundry al. Burr G. W. elk. McArthor, Burr & Wadsworth, bds R. Falk- ner's Burr John H.
(McArthor, B. & Wadsworth,) bds R. Falk- ner's s Burr Mrs. Louisa L. bds w c Fair and Martin's al. Burt Henry, elk. John Ryan's, bds Planter's Hotel Burton H. W. eng. bds Dr. S. T. Bigger's 56 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jj. M. DIMICK, WM. WILSON, DIMICK, WILSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS,
OAK & HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER,
Fkench Calf Skins,
. Krp anb Itasset Wpjper lamng anb Bmclin^ Slkins,
SHOE FINDINGS, ETC., ETC. SIGN OF BIG BOOT, CHEROKEE BLOCK,
Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. CAM 57
Burt Wm. McC. policeman, hns RR. b Spring and Short Busby Malinda, Mrs. e s Marietta n of Corp. Line Bush Geo. eng. bds Tennessee House Butler James E. (High, B. & Co.) agt. for Manhattan Life Insu¬ rance Co. bds Trout House Butler John, h w s Collins b Houston and Gilmer Butts Miss Fannie, n w c Cooper and Faith's al. Butts Jesse M. bds n w c Cooper and Faith's al. Butts Wm. M. n w c Cooper and Faith's al. Buze G. h c A. Delay and Fowler
Cain Geo. C. messenger, Adam's Express Company, bds Trout House Cain J. hatter, bds Robert B. Winn's Cain J. E. Jefferson, eng. n s Green b Mangum and Haynes Caldwell Chas. tinner, h n s Marietta 4th h w of Foundry al. Caldwell Geo. machinist, bds City Hotel Caldwell James, elk. h n e c Mitchell and Thompson Caldwell J. fireman, W. & A. RR. Caldwell Thomas L. elk. bds James Caldwell's fiALHOUN E. N. Physician, Office c Marietta and Peachtree, h w s Cone b Walton pALHOUNand Luckie V ISAAC P. Agent, R. H. May & Co's, bds Washington Hall Calhoun J. M. & W. L. attys. s w c Alabama and Washington Calhoun Jas. M. (J. M. & W. L. C.) s w c Alabama and Wash¬ ington Calhoun Picken ET. elk. Beach & Root's, bds Dr. E. N. Calhoun's Calhoun P. coach mkr. bds Washington Hall Calhoun Wm. L. (J. M. & W. L. C.) s w c Alabama and Wash¬ ington Calhoun Wm. P. agt. R. H. May's, bds Washington Hall Callahan Dennis, laborer, h n w c Lloyd and Mitchell Callahan Owen, eng. bds Mrs. A. D. Rhode's Cally John, machinist, wks Winship's Iron Works Calvert James R. carp, s s M. & W. RR. b Macklin and Mc- Daniel Camp Geo. W. carp, h c Mangum and
Foundry al. fiAMPBELL CHARLES T. V Operator, Augusta, Atlanta and Chattanooga Telegraph Company, Office adjoining the Atlanta Intelligencer Office,
bds P. J. Immel's 58 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
<8 ll> 8 WIS BUSSED*® 3Nrmi"v\7" CLOTHING AND FURNISHING,
1 door from Cor. Whitehall and Jftarietta Sis., m 3STOSCKOSS' NEW BLOCK,
Where will be found one of the largest and best assorted stocks in this of City, Clothing, &c., manufactured expressly for this establishment, in all the various Goods for Men's Youth's and Children's Wear. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
All the Newest Styles of Shirts, Collars, Neck-Ties, Cravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, etc. A large assortment of the latest Broadway Styles, Silk, Cassimere, French Soft, Leghorn, Panama, Straw and Chip Hata,
Caps, etc., etc. A full assortment of S;.A,p,RfciXR,Try
BRIDLES, WHIPS, ETC., ETC.
TRUNKS. VALISES. CARPET AID LEATHER BAGS. serhsrsst gasdbs, 3bt6., 3st6. Also, Agent for the sale of the
Manufactured, by
Stoddart LADD, WEBSTER & CO S UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINE. DR. WM. L. CLEVELAND, Agent. CAR 59
Campbell G. P. dentist, bds S. J. Shackelford's Campbell Geo. W. foreman Atlanta Rolling Mill, h w s Forsyth s of Garnett Campbell James, laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Campbell Wm. blksmith, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Campbell W. T. C. (Lawrence C. & McPherson,) bds Elzay nold's Rey¬ Cannon Patrick, laborer, e s Lloyd b Hunter and Mitchell Cannon Patrick, sen. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. Machine Shop Cannon Peter, marble cutter, h e s Lloyd b Hunter and Mitch¬ ell Cannon S. M. eng. bds Mrs. A. D. Rhode's Cantwell L. carp, bds Tennessee House Carey Michael, elk. M. Myer's Carlisle James W. watchman, h e end of Baker e of Butler Carlisle Mrs. Nancy, bds James W. Carlisle's Carlisle Willis, city marshal, h c College and Calhoun Carlton Mrs. Martha, h s s Marietta w of Foundry Carlton al. Miss Susan, s s Marietta w of
Foundry al. Carmichel Miss C. bds Mrs. E. Grubb's Carmichel Mrs. Elizabeth, bds Mrs. E. Grubb's Carmichel James,
laborer, h s s Peters w of W. & A. RR. Carmichel John T.
carp, h c 2d alley w of Foundry al. and Grubb Carmichel Jonathan, carp, h n s Marietta w of
Foundry al. Carmichel Miss Nancy, bds E. Grubb's
Carpenter s Isaac N. shoemkr. w Marietta Road n of Line Corp. Carpenter James, carp, w of Peachtree n of Corp. Carr Line John, h s s b lab. Rock Mangum and Haynes Carroll Mrs. A. T. millinery, dress making, ladies trimming
store, e s etc. Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter b. Carroll k. h Hullum H. s n Garnett b Thompson syth and For¬ Carroll Patrick, watchman, Trout House Carroll Robt. agt. leather, boots, shoes, trunks, etc. e s White¬ hall b Alabama and Hunter
Carroll Wm. S. elk.
Dimick, & h e Wilson Co.'s s Ivy c Cain Carter A. J. elk. bds Mrs. N. Woddail's Carter Mrs. Margaret, s w c Baker and Calhoun Carter P. M. fireman, W. & A. RR. Carter Vincent M.
laborer, h s » Marietta b Duncan and
Foundry al. Carter Wm. elk. bds Mrs. M. Jack's Cartledge Stephen C. carp, h s s Georgia. RR. b Tfim nnrl 60 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
LANTHE & PTJRTELL,
AND
IMCTMEIS OF (II CLOTH, fesimmsi and Nestings, OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
Always on hand, which they will make up to measure in the latest style, and WARRANTED A GOOD FIT.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS!
Of all the latest styles and patterns of fabric and finish. THEY HAVE FOR SALE THE CELEBRATED 60L&EN HS3L3L SHSBTo Agents for the sale of MASONIC REGALIAS.
Also, Agents for the sale of GROYER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES. CLA 61
Cartorinsky Louis, boiler mkr. wks Georgia RR. Machine Shop Cash Willis, h n e c Jones and Martin's al. Casin Thos. stone mason, c Walker and Peters Cason John, carp, h s e c Thompson and Peters Cason John W. blksmith, h s s Grubb b Foundry al. and Hull Cassin C. P.
grocery, w s b Whitehall Ilunter and Mitchell, h c G-arnett and Forsyth Caughlin John, heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Cawhern Wm. H.
carp, h s s b Grubb Foundry al. and Hull Center Bennett, elk. n s Decatur b Pratt and Moore h s Center Geo. W. elk. n Decatur b Pratt and Moore Center Miss Julia, n s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Center Nathaniel, elk. G. H. Daniel's, bds D. N. Judson's h s Center Wm. elk. n Decatur b Pratt and Moore Chandler Cicero H. deputy U. S. Marshal, bds Washington Hall Chandler Mrs. Nancy, n s RR. b Calhoun and Butler Chapman A. W. eng. h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer
Chapman & Bro. (Philip C. & Joseph A.) fam. groceries, liquors, e s etc. Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Chandler Beverly, laborer, wks W. & A. RR. car shop
Chapman Edward B. elk. bds Joseph Peterson's Chapman Edward, grocery, bds Josiah S. Peterson's Chapman Joseph A. (C. & Bro.) bds Joseph Peterson's Chapman
Philip C. & (C. Bro.) grocer, bds Mr§. E. F. H. How¬ ard's
Chapman W. B. bar k. bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Chapman Wm. H. elk. Goodman, Shields & Co.'s h n e c Peters and Forsyth s Chisolm Alfred G. elk. c bds w Pryor and Garnett Chisolm Wm. A. trader, n e c Pryor and Garnett Chisolm Wm. P. & (^Hubbard 0.) h s w c Pryor and Garnett Christian E. C. printer, bds Tennessee House Christian James E. printer, bds Tennessee House Church Jos. engineer, h s s Marietta b Duncan and
Foundry al Church Josiah, engineer, h s w c Fair and Crew Church
Wiley, h s s b engineer, Hunter McDonoughand Butler Churchill Wm. D.
carp, h w s al b raTY HALL. Martin Jones and Faith's al
V c Hunter and Washington
City Hotel, s w c Decatur and Lloyd, Julius C. Davison, propr.
Clark ,
atty. e s b and Whitehall RR. Decatur, h e s Mc- Donough Clark Calvin L. printer, e s Mitchell b Whitehall and Pryor 62 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. LY3STOH, .A- GENT)
SUCCESSOR TO WILLIAM KAY,
AND DEALER IN
and «fancg
KEEPS ON HAND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPERS, PERIODICALS,
New Books in Law and Medicine,
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
WHITEMJiLI* ST., JBTMJYT^ O. CLE 63
Clark Jesse, cab. mkr. s fe Mitchell b Whitehall and Pry or Clarke Albert J. conductor, h e s Peachtree n of Currier Clarke & Grubb, (Robt. M. C. & Thos. F. G.) wh. and ret. gro¬ cers, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Clarke Jas. n w c Washington and Jones Clarke John M. atty. h n e c Clark al and McDonough pLARKE REV. JOHN T. \J Pastor Second Baptist Church, h n w c Washington and Jones Clarke Jefferson G. h e s Haynes w of Nelson ftLARKE & LEWIS. U (Thomas M. C. & J. Thomas L.) Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Nails, &c. e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, Cherokee Block ftLARKE LEWIS H. General Business and Collecting Agent, Office w s White¬ hall b RR. and Alabama, Muhlenbrink's Block, bds R. M. Clarke's Clarke Lewis, bds Robt. Clarke's Clarke Marshall J. W. atty. n w c Washington and Jones Clarke Robt. M. (C. & Grubb,) h e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter Clarke Thos. M. (C. & Lewis,) bds Dr. E. N. Calhoun's Clarke Rev. Wm. H. bds Philip E. McDaniel's Clarke Wm. H. elk. bds e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter Clarke Wm. elk. bds Robt. Clarke's Clawer W. W. brick mason, n s Hunter b Collins and Calhoun Clay J. Hampton, brick mason, h n e c Butler and Houston Clay Jas. M. contractor, h s w c Butler and Houston Clayton G. W. elk. bds City Hotel Clayton Wm. W. b. k. Georgia RR. and Banking Co. bds At¬ lanta Hotel Clifford Pat. lab. n e c Collins and Decatur Clinc Thos. gardener, h s s Foundry b Fowler and Mangum Clinch Thos. grocery, s s Marietta w of Foundry al Cloud Wm. J. piano store, n w c RR. and Whitehall, Concert Hall Bldg. Clower Jno. mason, h s s Harris b Collins and Calhoun Clower Thos. L. elk. h n e c Houston and Collins Clem Jas. butcher, h w s Forsyth al b Cherokee and Wheat Clements Gabriel N. carp, h n e c Mitchell and Pryor CLEVELAND A, A. U Wholesale and Retail Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Saddlery, &c. s s Marietta b Whitehall and Bridge, Dr. W. L. Cleveland, Agent, Norcross Bldg. 64 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. F. A. WILLIAMS,
MANUFACTURER & DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
JUOSS .l.Vfl I1.1IK
LOOKING GLASS, PLATES, &C.
PEACIITBEE STREET,
m*
J. N. BEACH, S. ROOT. BEACH & ROOT CASH DEALERS IN »RY GOODS, BJIOKS, &G.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF GOODS IN GEORGIA,
And for sale at the lowest prices. Whitehall Street* CON 65
W. , VCLEVELAND L. ^ . W1. , „ Homoeopathic Physician, Office s s Marietta b Whitehall and Bridge, *pOBB bds Atlanta Hotel yJ ERASMUS. Barber Shop, Washington Hall Cobb E. C. carp, h c M. & W. RR. and Nelson Cobb Jno. h e s Collins b Decatur and Gilmer Cobb Miss Savanah, e s Collins b Decatur and Gilmer Coburn Lucius A. elk. Salmon, Mathews & Co's, bds L. S. Sal¬ mon's fiOE HAYDEN. IJ Physician, Office and Residence, n s Marietta b Wadley and Spring
Coggin Harris W. brick layer, h s s Latimore b W. & A. RR. and Mangum Coggin Wm. T. h s s Latimore b W. & A. RR. and Mangum Cohen , machinist, wks Winship's Iron Works Coldwell Curtis h w s H. McDonough b Jones and Faith's al Cole Mrs. Alice, n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Cole Moses, elk. Beach & Root's, bds Trout House Coleman Francis M. grocer, h n s Marietta b Wadley and Spring pOLEMAN \J F. H. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, &e. sec Whitehall and Alabama, h n s Marietta b Wadley and Spring Coleman Jas. M. engineer, rooms w s Whitehall b RR. and Al¬ abama Coleman Miss Mary, e s M. & W. RR. opp Engine House Coleman Miss S. F. h e s M. & W. RR. opp Engine House Colgan Jas. carp, n s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Colier Thos. S. medical student, bds C. Powell's Colley Danl. h n s Houston b Collins and Calhoun Collier John, (Ezzard & C.) w s M. & W. RR. Collier W. H. painter, bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's Combs Fletcher, printer, Crusader Office, bds John H. Seal's Combs Miss Jane, h s e c Wheat and Pryor Combs Miss Mary, sec Wheat and Pryor Comer D. M. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Conant C. J. painter, wks W. & A. RR. car shop Concert Hall, n w c RR. and Whitehall, John Lynch, trustee Condon Caleb, produce dealer, h s s Peters b Whitehall and Forsyth Conwell Jas. machinist, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Connelly Arthur, elk. h s s Hunter b Butler and Terry Connelly D. H. medical student, bds s w c Wadley and Marietta 66 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. LEWIS H. CLARKE AGENT, GENERAL BUSINESSAND— COLLECTOR,
OFFICE, in Muhlenbrink's Block, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Respectfully offers his services to the public. Any business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. Refers to—J. R. & C. H. Wallace E. W. Holland, Pres. Bank of Fulton, Clarke & Gbubb, Zimmerman & Stovall, Augusta, Ga. Er Lawshe, L. C. Simpson, Esq., Attorney at Law, Dr. J. F. Alexander, Perino Brown, Agent Ga. R. R. & B. Co., Hunnictjt & Taylob.
DAVID MA.YEH, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORK, E. S. Whitehall, bet. Alabama and Hunter, Atlanta, Ga, E. J. & R. W .CRAVEN,
Whitehall Street. ATLANTA) 6GORGIA, " ILr" Persons at a distance can be waited on at their residences. HOLBROOK, ■■fll J. M. SUCCESSOR TO flR & HOLBROOK, JH TAYLORWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN |H| am, STR AW mm, trunu, CANES AND UMBRELLAS,
Whitehall St., Nearly opposite Beach &. Root's, Atlanta, Ga. cox 67
Connelly Jas. machinist, bds Mrs. A. D. Rhodes' Conniff L. lab. wks Atlanta rolling mill Connor Moses, shoe mkr. bds n w c Gilmer and Collins Conwell Edward, elk. bds n s Gilmer b Collins and Calhoun Cook Miss Esther, n s Fair b Terry and King Cook Miss Eudosha, n s Fair b Terry and King Cook Geo. W. D. (Pitts & C.) e s Marietta Road J mile n of Corp. Line Cook Issachar, elk. bds G. W. Jack's Cook no. J phys. n s Ellis b Calhoun and Butler Cooper Thos. L. (Glenn & C.) w s Peachtree b Harris and Ba¬ ker
Coppedge Francis A. e s Walker s of Nelson Coppedge Jas. L. e s Walker s of Nelson Copeland Miss Margaret, bds n w c Decatur and Pryor Corley Mrs. Amanda S. h n s Baker b Ivy and Collins Corley John H. machinist, n s Baker b Ivy and Collins Corley Samuel T. baggage master, n s Baker b Ivy and Collins Corley Wm. L. brick layer, n s Baker b Ivy and Collins fORPENING T. J. vJ Surgeon Dentist, Office at Trout House Corrigan Michael, mason, h w s Lloyd b Hunter and Mitchell Corry Alex, w s Pryor b Cherokee and Houston Coughlin Jno. sheater, h w s Decatur opp water station on Georgia RR. Fred, Coulter route agt. Adams Ex. Co. bds Trout House pOURT HOUSE. \J sec Washington and Hunter Cowa.n John D. fireman, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Cowan Wm. H. C. finisher, h s e c King and Hunter Co wart Mrs. A. E. h e s Collins b Decatur and Gilmer Cowley Geo. lab. e end of College Cowley Geo. lab. wks Atlanta rolling mill Cox C. E. conductor, M. & W. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Cox F. fireman, bds Chas. Caldwell's Cox Giles, bds Chas. Caldwell's r»OX, HILL & CO. (Wm. B. C., Wm. R. H. & Wm. G. Herndon,) Wholesale and Retail Grocery, e s Peachtree b Cherokee and Hous¬ ton Cox John T. conductor, bds Trout House Cox N. helper, wks Atlanta rolling mill Cox Robt. fireman, n s RR. w end of A. & W. Pt. RR. freight depot ' Cox Mrs. Sarah, w s Calhoun b Wheat and Houston Cox S. fireman, W. & A. RR. J. L. CUTTING & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ]ORBritish,VFrench,O OOX>Sand American BOOTS & SHOES, CARPETS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, Etc, WHITEHALL STREET, NEAR ALABAMA STREET ATLANTA,, GA. CRE 69
Cox Thos. G. blksmith, n s RR. w end of A & W. Pt. RR. freight depot Cox Wm. B. (C., Hill & Co.) bds Trout House Cox Wm. N. blksmith, n s RR. w end of A. & W. Pt. RR. Freight Depot Coyna James, carp, h c Fowler and Foundry POZART 1L W. \J Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, &c., w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell, h s s Peters b For¬ syth and Thompson Crabb Benjamin F. h e s Collins b Wheat and Houston Craft Jas. W. painter, h s w c Decatur and Butler Craft Mrs. R. h n s RR. b Calhoun and Butler Craft Robert E. n s RR. b Calhoun and Butler Craft Wm. H. painter, h s w c Decatur and Butler Craig Jas. pattern mkr. h n e c Peters and Pryor Crane Jas. lab. h n e c Baker and Collins Crankshaw Hamilton, machinist, h e s Washington b Fair and Jones Crankshaw Joseph, machinist, h e s Walker nr Junction with Nelson pRAYEN v E. J. & R. W. (Elijah J. & Richard W.) Surgeon Dentists, office w s White¬ hall b Alabama and Hunter Craven Elijah J. (E. J. & R. W. C.) h n s Houston b Peachtree and Ivy Craven Rev. Isaac N. h s w c Gilmer and Collins Craven Richard W. (E. J. & R. W. C.) bds E. J. Craven's Crawford , h w s Calhoun b Gilmer and Wheat Crawford F. Alexander, brakesman, s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Crawford David, engineer, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foun¬ dry alley Crawford Elisha, carp, bds J. R. Bosworth's Crawford Mrs. Harriet R. w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch¬ ell Crawford Mrs. Martha, h n s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler Crawford Robert, b. k. h n s Fair b Terry and Martin's alley Crawford Robert, elk, h n e c Terry and Fair Crawford Russel, s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Crawford W. fireman, W. & A. RR. Crawford J. fireman, W. & A. RR. Crayton Isaac A. shoe shop, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Crew James R. general RR. ticket agt., h s s Mitchell b Wash¬ ington and McDonough 70 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS,
Window Glass, Fancy Goods, Gold Foil, Dental Instruments, &c. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Cor, of Decatur and Peach-Tree Sts., Atlanta, Georgia.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of " Taylor's Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir
Him,DEALERS IN—
AND MANUFACTURERS OP
SASH, DOORS, and BLINDS, &G
Lumber Dressed, Flooring and Ceiling Tongued and Grooved at the usua
prices. They are also successors to Joseph Winship & Co., in the manu facture of
COTTON GINS & THRESHING MACHINES,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Shop near Winship's Iron Works, on the Western and Atlantic Railroad. DAN 71
Crew John, conductor, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Crocker Josephus M. watchman, h e s Marietta n of Corp. Line Crockett David A. machinist, h s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Crockett David M. carp, h s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Crockett Jas. P. elk. Halpin & Myers5 Croft David, pROFT conductor, W. & A. RR. bds A. P. Rollin's V Gr. W. & CO. Manufacturers of Eureka Oil, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Croft Thos. baggage master, bds A. P. Rollin's Crogan Thos. W. carp. W. & A. car shop Crosby Isaac, pattern mkr. s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Crow John, carp, h n s Peters w of W. & A. RR. Crowley Jas. medical student, h n s Walton, opposite Junction with Marietta Crozier J. fireman, W. & A. RR. Crussell Thos. G. W. bk. mason, n e c Peachtree and Ellis Curd John, elk. he s Marietta Road n of Corp. Line Cullaway H. W. peddler, h c Thompson and Peters Cullen Mrs. C. bds n s Gilmer b Collins and Calhoun Cummings Rockwood, watch mkr. wks E. Lanshe's Cunningham John T. h s s Mitchell b pURRIER L,Whitehall and Forsyth U City HILIJARD Surveyor and Physician, h w s Peachtree n of Oslin Curry V. laborer, w a McDaniel s of Whitehall Curtis John, tailor, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Cutting Chas. W. elk. bds J. L. Cutting & Co's. pUTTING- J. L. & CO, V Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, Markham's Block Cutting J. L. (J. L. C. & Co.) h s s Mitchell b Forsyth and White¬ hall
D
Dailey P. fireman, W. k A. RR. Dalvena , phvs. rooms e s Collins b Gilmer and Wheat Daly Martin, bar k. Planters' Hotel Daly Patrick, fireman, bds Planters' Hotel Daly T. fireman, W. &. A. RR. Daniel Eziekel W. carp, h n s Baker b Ivy and Collins Daniel Elijah W. (Stone & D.) h n e e Calhoun and Houstoo 72 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. M. EDDLEMAN. I- T- BANKS- EDDLEMAN & BANKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
I00V8, 8K03B8,
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS (iN ATLANTA,) OF DOUBLE SOLE PLANTATION AND WAX BROGANS,
HOUSE SERVANT SHOES, &C. A HEAVY A SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND
Also, Agents for the sale of the only
THAT SEWS WITH A WAXED THREAD.
WE INVITE COUNTRY MERCHANTS TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICE&
Whitehall Street, Jltlanta, Georgia. DEA 73 DANIEL GEO...H. -L' Grocer and 7 A11 Provision Merchant, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, bds Dr. Willis Westmoreland's Daniel Martin Yan B. bds John F. Toney's Daniel Robt. farmer, h e s Ivy b Baker and Oslin Daniel Thos. B. grocer, h n e c Wheat and Pry or Darby John A. fireman, h s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Darby Mrs. Mary A. n w c RR. and Calhoun Darby Mrs. Nancy, h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Darby Wm, n w c RR. and Calhoun Davenport J. bds L. W. Yarbrough's David James J. dentist, e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, Cherokee Block Davie James J. dentist, h s s Mitchell b M. & W. RR. and Stockton Davies D. heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Davis , h e s Thompson b Alabama and Hunter Davis Christopher C. h e s Hays b Markum and Nelson Davis Geo. W. carp, e s Walker s of Nelson Davis John, hnwc Peters and Whitehall TiAVIS. J. G. U Wholesale and Retail Grocery, Confectionery, Bakery, n w c &c. Depot and Marietta, h s e c Peachtree and Cain Davis John L. elk. Beach & Roots' Davis & Lester, D. & Wade (Larkin H. H. L.) general com¬ mission merchants, produce, groceries, &c., w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Davis Larkin H. (D. & Lester,) grocery, Peter and Forsyth hnwc Davis Thos. W. teacher* bds John H. Seal's Davis Vincent, bk. mkr. e s Thompson b Mitchell and Peters Davis W. H. engineer, hnwc Pratt and Gilmer Davis Z. bds J. R. Bosworth's Davison Julius C. proprietor, City Hotel, sec Lloyd catur and De¬ Dawson Mrs. Mary E. n s Ellis b Calhoun and Butler Deal , mason, bds w s Spring b Marietta and RR, Dean C. J. w s Marietta (formerly Payne,) opposite der Alexan¬ Dean; Henry G. h w s W. & A. RR. nr Corp. Line Dean John, elk. Marietta b Foundry alley and Alexander Dean John P. elk. J. R. & C. H. Wallace's, h n s Marietta nr Norcross Dean Lemuel, builder, h w s Marietta opposite Alexander Dean Lemuel, bk. mkr. w s Mangum c Thurman Dean Thomas, h n s Marietta w of Foundry alley 6 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN FICKEN,
Importer, Manufacturer & ©ealerin Havana Segars, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, ETC., "Wholesale and. Retail,
At the Sign of the Atlanta Segar Manufactory, Whitehall Street,
S*Y *
sealers IN wholesale and retail
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Paints, Oils, Surgeons' Instruments, Garden Seeds, etc., etc. Whitehall Street,Atlanta, Ga.
We make our purchases of the Best Importing and Manufacturing Honst in New York and Philadelphia and offer our goods as low as can be obtains from any jobbing house in Augusta, Savannah or Charleston. "Warranted <
be FRESH, PURE and GENUINE. Orders from the Country promptly fill©
and satisfaction guaranteed in PRICE and QUALITY". DIM 75 Dees Miss Mary, bds Mrs. Elizabeth Webb's Delay F. M. carp, h c W. & A. BR. and Magazine Delay Russell, H. h n s Marietta w of Foundry alley Delay Mrs. Mary C. h n s Marietta w of Foundry alley Delpey Amos, boot mkr. h n w c Spring and Walton Demare Henry, boiler mkr. has Mitchell b M. & W. RR. and Stockton TiEMAREST J-' DAVID. , * Carpenter and Builder, 1 , w s Mangum b Green and Rhodes Dempsey F. M. fireman, bds W. H. Steven's Denham Hubbard, laborer, h n s Peters w of Walker Dennis Henry, s s M. & W. RR. b Macklin and McDaniel Dennis Jonathan, bk. mason, h n s Whitehall b Macklin and McDaniel Denny Thomas S. phys. e s Peachtfee, b Cherokee and Hous¬ ton, h n w c McDonongh and Faith's alley Denson Bennett, fireman, hw s Ivy b Cain and Harris "HE SHONG- W. H. Ambrotypes, Photography &c«, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Deton Wm. h e s Peachtree b Baker and Ivy Devereux Patrick, (Fitzgibbon & D.) h n s Hunter b Butler Terry and Dewberry David, carp, hes Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Dewberry Felix, coppersmith, s s Hunter b and Butler McDonough and Dewberry Giles, gas fitter, h s s Hunter b Butler McDonough and
Dewberry Mrs. Martha, h s s Hunter b McDonough and Butler Dewell Mrs. Nancy, dress mkr. h s s Hunter b Whitehall Forsyth and Dial Isaac, carp, n w c Hunter and Washington Dickey Miss E. A. s s Hunter b Whitehall and Dickey William, Forsyth J. dentist, h s s Hunter b Whitehall syth and For¬ Diehl Mrs. Mary, bds P. J. ImmeFs Diel Isaac, h w s Baker, b Collins and Calhoun Dill C. W. ambrotypist, bds Nathaniel E. Dimick Gardner's Loderick M. (D., Wilson & Baker Co.) h w s Peachtree n of T\IMICK, WILSON & CO. (Loderick M. D., Wm. W. & Albert Mix,) Retail Wholesale and Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Leather, Findings, &c.,, Peachtree b Decatur e a • and Houston, Cherokee Block 76 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA;
Draws Twice a Day at Savannah, Geo.
McKINNEY <& CO.; ^Managers,
Prizes vary from $1.00 to $60,000,
TICKETS FROM $1 TO $10,
SWORN COMMISSIONERS ARE APPOINTED TO SUPERINTEND EACH DRAWING.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT THE
Cor. Whitehall and Alabama Streets,
J. W. MILLER, Agent, ATLANTA, GA.
All orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to. Drawing forwardec to all the Ticket Holders, immediately after the drawing takes place.
XS&-1Prize, Cash, at this Office.^ DUD 77
Dixon Christopher, carp, n w c Calhoun and Houston Dixon Christopher W. carp, bds Wm. T. Williams' Doane John A. mer. bds Dr. J. M. Boring's Doby Geo. J. fireman, wks A. & W. Pt. RR. Machine shop Dodd & Bro. (Philip & Green T.) grocery, n e c Mitchell Dodd Green T. (D. & Bro.) n e c Whitehall and Mitchell Dodd Philip, (D. & Bro.) h n e c Whitehall and Mitchell Donlin Jas. boiler mkr. wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Doonan John elk. P. Hayden & Co's. Doonan Terrence, elk. h n w c Garnett and Whitehall Dorman Miss Ann A. bds Elisha Bruce's
Dorman Madame R. J. fashionable dress making, rooms e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, bds Mrs. Jane Mimes' JDorsey Mrs. Helena, bds L. M. Dimick's Dorsey John M. phys. h s s Hunter b Whitehall and Pry or Dorsey L. fireman, W. & A. RR. Dorsey Wm. C. blksmith, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry alley Dougherty David H. (Silvey & D.) bds John Silvey's Dougherty Mrs. Mary, n e c Bridge and RR. Doughty Quincy A. painter, e s Collins b Gilmer and Wheat Douglas Robt. civil engineer, bds Washington Hall Downey John P. baggage-master, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel owning nursery. -L'fk hill sec Fair and Hill, Peters, Harden & Co., Pros. Downs Elias, carp, s w c Terry and Georgia RR.
DownsCabinet Saloon,samuelw s Alabamat. b Whitehall and Forsyth, h n s Peters Downs Wm. A. conductor, h n,s Gilmer b Butler and Pratt FkOWSINGr DR. JOHN W. -L/ Associate Editor of the Southern Confederacy, h e s Wal¬ ton b Wadley and Spring Dozier Thos, painter, bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's Dozle Wm. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill House
Drake Josiah, carp, bds n s Marietta, 2d house w of Foundry alley Drake V. h n s Marietta 2d house w of Foundry alley Drennon Ezieke!, carp, bds Jas. Rice's Drennor Z. fireman, W. & A. RR. Driscoll Jeremiah, lab. n s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Drumwright Joseph, carp, h n e c Peachtree and Baker Dudley Mrs. J. D. h s w c Collins and Harris Dudley John R. painter, h s w c Collins and Harris 78 atlanta advertisements.
J. T. LEWIS. t. m. clarke, CLARKE & LEWIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CONSISTING IN PART OP
MECHANICS' TOOLS,
BUILDERS' MATERIALS,
Blacksmith Tools,
FARMERS' TOOLS,
Carriage Trimmings, springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokes and Felloes, Circular, Mill, and Cross Cut Sai.-s, Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters, Wheat Pans, Threshers, Boiler Iron, Nuts, White Lead, Zinc, Copper, etc. A large stock of Double and Single Barrel Guns and Pistols ; Also, Nails Iron, Steel, etc.
Also, Agents for Fairbanks Scales. WEJICMTREE ST.,
No. 1 Cherokee Block, Atlanta, Georgia.
R. S. DUNNING, -DKALER IN-
Markham's Block,
WMITBHJIIjIj St.,
2d door s. of Alabama St.,
ATLANTA, GA- EDW 79 TvUNCAN JOHN W. U Attorney at Law, office w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hun¬ ter, Markham's Building, h n s Marietta b Spring and Duncan Duncan Miss Malissa, bds Grant F. Edward's Dunfy Richard, mason, h n w c Collins and Baker Dunlap Mrs. Mary A. s w c Terry and Fair Dunn Ambrose, engineer, n w c Crew and Jones Dunn C. A. engineer, A. & W. Pt. RR. Machine shop Dunn R. J. baggage-master, bds Win. H. Stevens Dunn W. Edwin, heater, w s Gartrell n of Decatur Dunning James, elk. J. L. Cutting & Go's, bds s s Mitchell [JUNNING JAMES L. iJ Superintentent of Atlanta Machine Co., h s w c Mitchell and Lloyd RUNNING R. S. U Boot and Shoe Store, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hun¬ ter, bds s s Mitchell c Lloyd Dunning Yolney, elk. bds s s Mitchell c Lloyd Durand Mrs M. F. fashionable millinery store, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunt<^r, h s s Nelson Durand Samuel, lies Nelson b M, & W. RR. and Walker Durham Mrs, Martha C. h n s Mitchell b Whitehall and For¬ syth Durham Wm. machinist, h n s Mitchell b Whitehall and For¬ syth Dye Thomas, carp, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al E
Earning Mrs. E. A. dress mkr. bds City Hotel East Mrs. Carrie, n s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Eaton Mrs. Catherine, bds Wm. Barnes' Echols Thomas, conductor, h n w c Cone and Luckie Eckerman , shoemkr. bds G. A. Burcbhardt's Eckridge Thomas, bk. mkr. hss Marietta w of Foundry al T7DOLEMAN & BANKS. Hi (Francis M. E. & Isaac T. B.) Boots, Shoes, Leather, Shoe Findings, &c., e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Eddleman Francis M. (E. & Banks,) h n s Peters b Washing¬ ton and Fair Eddleman John, student, bds John H. Eddleman's Eddleman John H. shoe mer. w s Pryor opposite Clark's al Eddy Geo. P. (Wood, E. & Co.) res. Wilmington, Delaware Edmonson L. L. bds Washington Hall Edward Geo. pattern mkr. h n w c Collins and Houston 80 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. 13. OATMAN", MARBLE DEALER.
South of the Georgia Railroad Depot. Atlanta. Georgia. H. E. C^ARDNER'S
CIMIIIGE IMIU 1DD MPOSITM, COENEB OP
Hunter &. Forsyth Sts.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The only establishment of the kind in the city. All kinds of Carriage Material on hand, for sale low.
Has always on hand a choice assortment of Carriages, Buggies, and Har¬ ness, of his own and Northern manufacture, and will build to order any article in his line, as low as any establishment in the state. Attention of Buyers solicited. J. P.DENTIST,H. BROWN, D. D. 8.,
Office on Whitehall Street, between Alabama and Hunter, EZZ 81
Edward Grant F. engineer, s s Foundry b Fowler and Man- gum Edward J. M. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Edwards G. F. wks W. & A. RR. Edwards James, conductor, bds Thomas Echols' Edwards Jesse, laborer, s s Jones b Martin al and Fair ground. Edwards John, heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Edwards Mrs. Polly, n s Fair b Terry and King Ehlers A. L. machinist, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill Boarding T7ISENHUT HouseJOHN, -l-J Boots and Shoes, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Elder , laborer, wks Pitt and Cook's Ellen Miss Ellen, bds n e c Collins and Decatur Elliott Edmund R. (Fielder & E.)h three miles on Montgomery Road Elliott John, elk. M. Myers' bds Planters' Hotel Elsworth Chas. engineer, bds e s Peachtree b Ellis and Cain Ennis John, hes Butler b Gilmer and Wheat Ennis John, Atlanta Hotel Billiard Saloon, s w c Pryor and Decatur Ennis Thos. bar k. Atlanta Hotel Enright Patrick S. elk. h s e c Forsyth and Garnett Erwin Mrs. Caroline, h n s Houston b Ivy and Collins Escherg Edward, shoemkr. bds Chas. Beerman's Espy Calvin J. carp, h n e c Garnett and Thompson Espy Miss Elizabeth, bds Calvin J. Espy's Ethridge Zachariah, carp, h n of Baker and e of Butler Evans Boswell Y. family grocery, e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, h Junction Peachtree, Church and Houston Evans Chas. mastic roofer, bds Tennessee House Evans Mrs. Elizabeth, n s Stockton w of Haynes Evans Miss Frances H. at R. J. Wilson's Evans J. J. brick mason, n s Stockton w of Haynes Evans Thos. e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Everett Miss Cordelia F. at Jos. C. Robinson's Everett Wm. S. elk. J. L. Cutting & Co's, bds Mrs. A. Haynes' Ewing Fred, fireman, hss Marietta w of Foundry al Ewing Wm. R. engineer, n e c RR. and Butler rZZARD & JlJ COLLIER. (Wm. E. & John C.) Attorneys at Law, Office n e c White¬ hall and RR. Georgia RR. Bank Bldg. *Ezzard G. barber shop, Trout House Ezzard John F. mer. h n w c Luckie and Peachtree Ezzard Wm. (E. & Collier,) w s Peachtree opp Wesley Chapel Ezzard Wm. L. (Smith & E.) w s Peachtree opp Wesley Chapel 82 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. H. LOVBTOYj WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER IN FAMILY AND PLANTATION
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C Cherokee Block, Peachtree Street, •KTJLAJYT^, Ga.
"l,rv UiHt & WADSWAT>rnTT Dealers in
™ ,\^j
AA/Dntv u (f11 V«
K House-Furnishing Goods, Plated, Britannia, Japanned and Plain Tin Ware, and Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves, Grates, &c. WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
J6@" Roofing, Guttering and Job Work promptly attended to. FIT 83
Faith John F. saloon, s s Frazier al nr S. Corp. Line Farmer Josephus, laborer, bds Simeon Perry's Farnsworth Wm. P. foreman, Pitts & Cook's, h c Grubb and 1st al w of Foundry al Farrar Francis W. elk. Georgia RR. h s e c Collins and Harris Farrar John, hsec Terry and Georgia RR. Farrar Richard, tinner, wks Tomlinson & Barnes' Faught foreman, Luther H. Winship's Iron Works, h s w c Ma¬ rietta and Spring Faulkner Jas. laborer, h s s Marietta w of Foundry Fedrick al Stephen D. teamster, h c Butler and College rFERGUSON DANIEL P. Family Grocery and Dry Goods, sec Mitchell and White¬ hall, bds W. H. Chapman's Ferguson Leonidas, elk. bds H. W. Cozart's Ferguson Stephen, elk. sec Mitchell and Whitehall Ferrell Jno. laborer, h c T7ICKEN JOHN. Mangum and Thurman r Atlanta Cigar Manufactory, Tobacco, &c. w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, h n s Ellis b Collins and Ivy Fielder & Elliott, (Spaulding L. F. & Edmund R. E.) brick manuf. c Magazine & Fowler Fielder Spaulding L. (F. & Elliott,) h 8 miles on Montgomery Road Fields Mrs. Alice e s B. Thompson b Alabama and Hunter Fields Miss Sallie, e s Thompson b Alabama and Hunter Fife Benj. S. elk. bds T. V. Rhodes' Fife Robt. A. elk. bds J. R. Pitts' Findley J. A. H. (Leonard and F.) Findley Jno. painter, bds Rev. Isaac G. Mitchell's Finn Jno. carp, n s Wheat b Collins and Calhoun Finney —, bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's Fischer Geo. carp, bds Harrison Lester's Fisher Chas. restaurant, e s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Fitch Fayette S. (Stone & F.) h w s Pry or b Mitchell and Peters Fitt Wm. H. agt. Southern Confederacy, lins hsec Oslin and Col¬ Fitzgerald —, bds Tennessee House Fitzgerald Wm. laborer, wks Atlanta rolling mill T7ITZGKEBBON & DEVEREUX. r (Richard F. & Patrick D.) Cooper Shop, n e c Butler and Hunter 84 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLDEST & mm [STiGLISHMENT SOUTH.
MARBLE! MARBLE! MARBLE! SUMUBT & HURLICK, dealers in every description of
Our Quarries are well opened. We pay no Jobber's profits, Ship or Rail¬
road freights, and our Marble is as good, Brilliant and durable as any in the
United States; therefore we can and do sell far CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, SOUTH. 3, 4, 4£, 5, 5£, 3^, Monuments, from $20, to $5000 or $10,000, and 6 foot plain 4, 5, 3, Box Tombs, each at $25, $35, $45, $50, $70, $80, and $85, and and 6
foot Head and Foot Stones, per set at $7, $12, $18 and $25—4 cents each for
cutting letters. All work delivered at the Marietta Railroad Depot.
Any person wishing Tombs, Monuments, or any description of work, of
Italian or Northern Marble, by giving us their order, specifying the kind of it, work desired, we will order put it up for just the amount it costs North, by with Ship and Railroad freights, and expenses incurred our Agent in
putting it up, thereby saving to them, from 25 to 100 per cent in cost. Address all Letters to SUMMEY & HURLICK, JUarble Works P. O., Pickens Co., Georgia.
J. T. BISANER, General Traveling Agent. GAI 85
Fitzgibbon Richard, (F. & Devereux,) h e s Collins b Georgia RR. and Decatur Fitzgibbon Thos. h s s Fair b McDonough and Frazier al Fleck Danl. machinist, bds Mrs. A. D. Rhodes' Fleming Thos. P. (McMillen, F. & Co.) n w c Forsyth and Hunter Flinn , carp, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's Floyd Wm. fireman, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry al Flynn Jno. foreman, W. & A. RR. machine shop, h n e c Bridge and RR. Flynn J. fireman, W. & A. RR. Ford John J. phys. h s s Peters w of M. &W. RR. Ford Sylvester, plasterer, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Forrester John E. bds City Hotel FORSYTH AMBROSE B. r Cotton Dealer, s s Cherokee b Pryor and Ivy Forsyth Hy. elk. Hunnicutt & Taylor's, bds s s Cherokee rear • of Trout House "OORSYTH WM. G. r Cotton Dealer, e s Pryor b Cherokee and Wheat Forsyth Wm. blksmith, n s Cain nr Grubb Foster Miss Amanda, bds W. C. Humphrey's Foster T. J. medical student, bds City Hotel Foster Wiley J.hws Forsyth b Alabama and Hunter Fowler Noah R. freight agt. Georgia RR. h s e c Baker and Peachtree Frank S. elk. D. Mayer's Franklin E. brakesman, h n s Walton opp junction with Mari¬ etta Frederick Theo. elk. bds J. Ficken's Freeman Benj. carp, h e s Frazier al b Faith and Clark al Freeman Fred. R. fireman, bds Harrison Lester's Freeman M. M. elk. bds Dr. C. Powell's Frizzell Wm. H. carp, h n w c Mangum and Nelson Fullerton Jno. laborer, h n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Furcron Mrs. Clarinda, h n s Marietta b Duncan and Walton T7ULTON BRASS AND STRING r E. H. Werner, BAND. Secretary, at the M. & W. RR. depot Fultz Jas. H. carp, bds Wm. Glozier's Fultz Jas. H. painter, wks W. & A. RR. car shop G
Gabbett Wm. e s Peachtree n of Corp. Line Gaines , tailor, bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's Gaines Reuben A. tailor, bds John J. Calloway's 86 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. BARTHOLF'S SEWING MACHINES Are the only Machines which sew in a superior manner, Cloth, Kerseys, Silks, Linens, Muslins, etc. Hems, Gathers, Tucks, and Stitches in cord of all sizes without Basting. Uses flax, cotton, or silk thread. Makes a back 'stitch on both sides which is very elastic; will not rip, nor can not be raveled. The Machine is -very simple, runs at high speed, and in fact is the only Machine made that can be relied on for doing the coarsest and finest work on the same Machine, with equal fa¬ cility. PRICE, from $55 00 to $140 00. Persons buying Machines can have ser¬ vants instructed h aperate them, free of charge, by sending them to pay office. A. LEYDEN, General Agent, Atlanta, Ga. H^fSend for Ci and Samples.
BERTRAND ZACHRY, DEALER IX
Haw Furs, Slkxn«, ®u)es, Beeswax, Tallow, fic., MAJLONE & JOHNSON'S MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA, - GEORGIA. GAY 87
Gaines R. C. grocery, w s Peachtree b Marietta and Walton, h w s Cone b Walton and Luckie Galceran M. P. groceries, e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Galloway John J. carp, h junction of Peters and Fair Gammage Thos. M. fireman, n e c Crew and Faith's al Gannon Jno. elk. P. Hayden & Co's, Gannon Pat. bar k. s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Gannon Thos. agt. Atlanta billiard hall saloon, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Gantt Warren, carp, h n s Harris b Ivy and Collins Garcia B. cigar mkr. bds H. Muhlenbrink's Gardner Mrs. Caroline E. s s Hunter b Whitehall and Forsyth GARDNER B. vJ II. Carriage Manufactory, sec Hunter and Forsyth Gardner Nathaniel E. coach mkr. li s s Alabama b Forsyth and M. & W. RR. Garmany Jas. botanic phys. w s Peachtree b Baker and Ivy Garmany Jno. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. PARTRELL & HILL. U & (Lucius J. G. Thos. W. J. H.) Attorneys at Law, e s Whitehall and Decatur Gartrell Lucius J. (G. & Hill,) h n s Decatur or Pierce b Wash¬ ington and Yonge Garvage Lewis, druggist, bds Washington Hall Garvy Jas. marble cutter, n s Gilmer b Collins and Calhoun Gasaway Mrs. Mary, bds T. S. Hutchinson's Gaskill V. A. (Whitaker & .G.) res e end of Irwin PATE CITY GUARDS. \J Armory Block, Cherokee c Peachtree and Cherokee, Geo. H. Thompson, Capt. Gatins John, & h n s elk. M. W. RR. Taylor b Collins and Cal¬ houn Gatins Joseph, elk. M. & W. RR. h n s Taylor b Collins and Calhoun PAULDING A. A. & CO. U G., (A. A. Jared I. Whitaker & V. A. Gaskil, Editors and Proprietors Atlanta Intelligencer, (daily and weekly,) Alabama and Whitehall s w c Gaulding A. A. (A. A. G. & Co.) h n s Hunter opp City Gault Hall Jefferson, laborer, h w s W. & A. RR. b Rock and Lati- more Gault Wm. T. h w s Gartrell n of Decatur AAYAN & BRO. U (John & Charles,) Our House Saloon, s w c Alabama and Lloyd Gavan Chas. (G. & Bro.) bds Mrs. Mary A. Young s 88 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JS/Em *VVXTITBC3rES3NrSTE3I]Xr5 WHOLESALE DEALER IN
LIQUORS AND SEGARS, E. S. Whitehall, bet. R. R. and Alabama St., ATLANTA, 6A. ~J. R. & O. H. WALLACE, DEALERS IN BUILDER'S CARRIAGE Hardware,
AND
MECHANICS' TOOLS, POCKET
AND TABLE
Of Every Description ALSO, GROCERIES, OILS AND LEAD, Corner of Whitehall and. Alabama Streets, J. R. WALLACE. C. H. WALLACE. GIO 89
Gavan John, (G. & Bro.) bds Mary A. Young's Gavan Peter J. bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's Gavett Samuel, machinist, h s s Hunter b McDonough and But¬ ler
George , carp, bds n w c CalhounRAILROAD,and Houston GEORGIAvl AIR LINE Office Cherokee Block, e sPaachtreeb Cherokee and Hous¬ ton George John, plasterer, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Freight Depot, e end Passenger Depot GEORGIA RAILROAD FREIGHT OF- II fice, c Lloyd and RR., J. B. Brantley, Agent. GEORGIA RAILROAD vl AND BANKING Company Agency, n e c Whitehall and RR., Permo Brown, Agent GEORGIA TEMPERANCE CRUSADER, vl e s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, John H. Seals, Editor and Proprietor Gibson James A. shoemkr. wks Eddleman & Bank's Gilbert & Humphreys, (Joshua G. & Geo. W. H.) phys. e s Lloyd b Decatur and RR. Gilbert Joshua, (G. & Humphreys,) bds Washington Hall Gilbert J. D. exchange office, Washington Hall Hotel Gilbert Lewis Y. machinist, w s Marietta b Foundry al. and Alexander pILBERT VI Watches, THEODORE. Jewelry, &c. w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, h s w c Fair and Washington Gildson L. furniture store, bds City Hotel Gilden Robert, laborer, bds James Carmichel's
Gill Mrs. Jane, h s e c Collins and Decatur
Gill John A. blksmith, h s e c Decatur and Collins
Gillen Patrick M. c Mechanic and Fowler
Gillstrap John J. h n s Thurman b W. & A. RR. and Fowler
Gilmer Dennis, P. elk. Hayden & Co.'s, bds Planter's House Gilmer Mrs. Mary, h s e c Butler and Georg^'RR. Gilson Leonard, (Zacbry & G.) bds Dr. Guild's Giovannini Peter, & (G. Venaglia,) e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter IIAIOVANNINI & VENAGLIA. (Peter G. & Philip Y.) Drugs, Medicines, Wines and Ci¬
gars, &c. e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter 7 90 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. SMITH & EZZARD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, ABB DEALERS IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
SURGICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Being the OLDEST AND LARGEST DRUG HOUSE in the city of Atlanta. We hope to furniiSIJPrugs of as Good Quality, and at as r, o w PRICES
as they can be purchased in any Southern Market. Give us a trial, and we will give satisfaction.
Corner Whitehall and Railroad Streets, (Concert Hall Bldg.,) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. GRA 91
Gipson Miss Maria, milliner, wks Mrs. M. F. Durand's Glassart Andrew, shoemkr. h w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell PLAZNER GEO. F. U (Silvey & G.) St. Nicholas Billiard Saloon, n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor Gleek Fletcher, elk. h s s Houston b Ivy and Collins Glenn John, h w s Ivy b Wheat and Houston Glenn Wm. M. machinist, h n s Wheat b Ivy and Pryor Glenn Andrew J. eng. h s e c Decatur and Collins
PLENN & COOPER. 4 U (Luther G. & Thomas J. L. C.) Attorneys at Law, n s RR. b Whitehall and Pryor Glenn Mrs. Elizabeth, s w c Faith's and Frazier's alleys Glenn Henry H. farmer, b w s Whitehall b Macklin and Mc- Daniel pLENN LUTHER J, U Cooper,) (G. & and Mayor, h s e c Cooper and Faith's al. Glover Wiley, h c Fowler and Rock Glover Wm. moulder, h c Rock and Fowler Glozier Wm. carp, h w s Spring b Marietta and RR. Glynch John, laborer, h w s Mangum b Foundry and man Thur- Gober Stephen, h e s Bell b RR. and Decatur Godwin Samuel J. bds E. Brown's Goggin Michael, elk. M. Meyer's bds Thomas Kilby's Gonedy James, n w c Stockton and Mangum Goodman Joseph (G., D. Shield & Co.) n s Decatur p OODMAN, SHIELD & CO. U (Joseph G., D. Solomon L. S. & Leopold Silverman,) Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Millinery, &c. e s Whitehall b Hun¬ ter and Mitchell, (Johnson's Block.) Goodwin Rucker, eng. wks Georgia RR. Machine Shop Gordon Charles, fireman, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry- alley Gordon Daniel L. (Savage & G.) n s Alabama next to Market House Gordon Mrs. Elizabeth A. bds n e c Oslin and Peachtree Gordon Mrs. Martha E. h e s Pryor b Mitchell and Peters Gordon Wm. R. bds James F. Seavey's Gorman Thomas, auctioneer, bds Planters Hotel Gotz Henry, (M. Greenbaum & Co.) bds Washington Hall Grady Patrick, bds Tennessee House Graham Geo. W. carp, h n s Nelson b Mangum and Haynea 92 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. CHAS. BEERMAN, FaaluonaMe Sait Brmm$ and SHAVING SALOON, Alabama Street, 2d door from Fulton Bank, ATLANTA, aA.
Am always ready to accommodate gentlemen in the line of SHAVING, SHAMPOONING, HAIR CURLING AND CUTTING, DYEING HAIR AND
WHISKERS, Etc. Keeps on hand the best Hair Dyes, Cologne, Hair Oils, etc. Proprietor Also Manufacturer and of f" BEERM AN'S CELEBRATED
AMBROSIAL BALM.
It prevents the falling out and turning grey, and gives a beautiful and
glossy appearance to the Hair. For Sale at my Barber Shop. Price, Fifty Cents per Bottle. PETER GIOVANNINI. PHILIP VENAGLIA.
GIOVANNINI & VENAGLIA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, C H EMICALS,
Perfumery & Toilet Articles, DENTAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Paints, Oils, and Glass, FINE CIGARS,
Whitehall Street, near Jllahama, Atlanta, Ga, H. MUHLENBRINK Manufacturer and Importer of
Whitehall Street,
Granite Front, opposite Holland House,
ATLANTA, GA. GUI 93
Graham \fym. M. elk. W. & A. RR. bds W. G. Gramling's Gramling Geo. H. carp, wks W. & A. RR. Car Shop Gramling James A., carp, bds W. G. Gramling's Gramling John F. carp, bds W. G. Gramling's Gramling J. W. carp, bds W. G. Gramling's p RAMLING- W. G-. vJ Master Carpenter, W. & A, RR. and Boarding House, n s M. & W. RR. opposite M. & W. Engine House Gray David, sec Frazier and Faith's alley • Gray Luke, h e s Collins b Gilmer and Wheat
Gray Mrs. Martha, h n s Fair opposite Martin's al.
Green Geo. h e s Butler b Wheat and Houston
Green Jesse C. house mover, h e s Walker s of Nelson & Greenbaum Isaac Co. clothing store, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, David Oppenheimer, agt Greenbaum Isaac, (I. G. & Co,) res Baltimore & Greenbaum M. Co. (Marks G. & Henry Goltz,) clothing store,
e s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Greenbaum Marks, (M. G. & Co.) res Baltimore REY JOHN IX G Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Chairs, Furniture, &c. e s
Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell, (Johnson's Block,) D. M. Young, Agent Griffin Smith H.hws Thompson b Mitchell and Peters Griffiths John, roller, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill House A. A. Grogan carp, wks W. & A. RR. Car Shop Grogan Hiram, carp, bds Harrison Lester's Grogan foreman, Wm. carp, bds W. G. Gramling's Grogan Zachariah W. carp, h n s Walton nr junction with Mari¬ etta
Grubb Miss Elizabeth W. n e c Hunter and Lloyd
Grubb Miss Ellen G. bds n e c Hunter and Lloyd Grubb Geo. W. carp, wks Pitts & Cook's Grubb Samuel, elk. National American office, h n e c Hunter and Lloyd Grubb Samuel W. printer, foreman National American office, h e n c Hunter and Lloyd Grubb Thomas F. (Clark & G.) knee Peachtree and Cur¬ rier Grubbs Mrs. Elizabeth, h s s Marietta nr Spring Grubbs Wilson L. carp, s s Marietta b Spring and Short Grubbs Wm. W.'carp. h s s Marietta b Spring and Short
Guild Mrs*. J. M. (G. & Stubbs,) bds Dr. L. A. Guild's 94 atlanta advertisement 8.
J. I. MILLER & CO.,
F A.N" O Y, Book & Sm isMMTEM,
BOOKBINDERS, RULERS, ETC.,
corner of
WHITEU&LIj and JRE&BJRM& STMEETS,
Orders Respectfully Solicited and Ppomptly Executed At Short Notice for Cash. HAL 95 fUILD & LEE. U (L. A. G. & Geo. W. L.) Senate Saloon, n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor
G (G. & Lee,") Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, s s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins Guild & Stubbs, (Mrs. J. M. Guild & Miss A. E. Stubbs,) fash¬ ionable dress making w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hun¬ ter Gullett James E. bds Wm. Barnes Gullett Henry moulder, bds Wm. Barnes Gunn P. L. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Gunn Pleasant, peddlar, h n s Decatur b Moore and Bell Gunn Wm. laborer, h e end of College Gurley Mrs. Nancy, s s College e of Butler Gurley Miss Rebecca, bds G. T. McLaughlin's Hackett Miss Francis, w s Collins b Decatur and Gilmer S. Hackett James jailor, n e c Frazier's al. and Fair h e s But¬ ler, junction McDonough and Butler H
Hackett Wilson, car inspector, h w s Collins b Decatur and Gil¬ mer
Hadsell Rice, mer. n s Stockton b Mitchell and Mangum Hadsell Webster, staple and fancy dry goods, e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Hagan Mrs. Martha bds John Cason's Halcomb Henry C. slave dealer h s e c McDonough and Hun - ter
Haliburton Thomas P. (J. Y. Wells & Co.) res Houston County
Halpin & Myers, (Thomas H. & Dennis S. M.) staple and fancy
dry goods, n e c Whitehall and Hunter
Halpin Thomas, (H. & Myers,) n e c Whitehall and Hunter watches, Hall A. W. jewelry, etc. e s Whitehall b Hunter and
Alabama, h e s Whitehall
Amasa W. watchmkr. w s Glenn Hall opp. Faith's al. D. tobacco dealer,
D. & Hall (Ragsdale, H. Co.) e s Peachtree n of Currier IT ALL HIRAM L.
II Agent Adams Express Company, Office s s Alabama b Pry¬ or and Lloyd, bds Dr. D. M. Young's
Hall Keiler, jeweler, bds A. W. Hall's \
Hall Kennedy, shoemkr. wks Eddleman & Bank's Mrs. Hall Mary, h c Thompson and Peters 96 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. * P. J- I M M EL, MANUFACTURER OF
CINDY, CRACKERS, &C„ WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS, FRUITS, NUTS,
RAISINS, PICKLES, SAUCES, Etc., Etc,,
Alabama St., opp. the Market, ATLANTA, GA.
ROBERT H. MAY & CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
8@*A11 work furnished at Augusta prices, and warranted for twelve months HAR 97 TTAMBLETQN JAMES P II Editor and Proprietor the Southern Confederacy, Office s s Alabama b Pry or and Lloyd, h s s Alabama b Forsyth and RR. Hamilton David, w s Mangum b Rock and Latimore Hammett W. Jas. carp, bdri Mrs. L. Kelly's Hammond Amos & Son, (Amos & Nathaniel J.) attys. office e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Hammond Amos W. atty. h Peachtree b Luckie and Bridge Amos, Hammond (Amos H. & Son,) h c Luckie and Peachtree, opp M. E. Church Hammond Jno. n s Rock b Mangum and Haynes Hammond Miss Mary, at S. G. Howell's Hammond Nathaniel J. (A. H. & Son,) hws Peachtree b Cain and Harris Hammond Theodore A. express messenger, c Peachtree and Luckie Hancock Jas. A. engineer, n s Peters b Forsyth and Thompson Hancock Jno. machinist, wks Atlanta Machine Co. Hancock Wm. S. bailiff, h n s Peters b Forsyth and Thompson Handy Mrs. Elizabeth, n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Haney Thos. blksmith, h c Haynes and Green TTANLEITER C. R. H Editor and Proprietor National American, Office s w e Pry or and Alabama TTANLEITER WM. Tl. _ H Book Binder, J. I. Miller & Co's, bds Dr. E. N. Calhoun's Hanna Wm. H. laborer, s s Fair b Martin's al and Fair Ground Harralson Camillus A. Post Office elk. rooms w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Harbin Mrs. Mary, bds Jeptha C. Robinson's Hardeman F. carp, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's Harden Wm. P. (Peters, H. & Co.) sec Fair and Hill Hardin Mrs. Clementina, h s e c Whitehall and Alabama Hardman Wm. B. carp, hws McDonough b Clark's al and John's al Hardy John G. b. k. Robt. F. Maddox's, bds Washington Hall Harford Jno. elk. M. Myers' Harford Jos. elk. h e s Thompson b Alabama and Hunter Harford Jos. elk. h s s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Harmoon Chas. elk. S. Solomon's Harmsen Chas. b. k. h s s Decatur b Collins and Calhoun Harper J. Richard, fireman, h n s Walton opp junction with Marietta Harris Mrs. Caroline J. G. school, e s Thompson b Mitchell and Peters 98 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
The subscribers beg leave to call the attention of the public to their large stock of SOUTHERN RAISED FrnGFIT1 TXIEIEIS, Embracing all the best varieties that have been tested in the Southern Climate, ALSO, A FINE COLLECTION OF ©matwcntal and Jflmtfos,
Embracing a splendid collection of ROSES. Catalogues furnished by Mail free of Charge to all applicants. Address PETERS, HARDEN & CO., ATLANTA, GA. L. ROBINSON, AGENT FOR Metallic Burial Cases, AND CASKETS, At Tomlinson &. Barnes' Tin Ware Manufactory, Whitehall Street, Residence on Bridge Alley, between Thompson St. and M. & W. RR., ATLANTA, GA.
F. D. THURMAN, M.D., D.D S., SURGEOF DENTIST. Office-Ho. 38 Whitehall St.
BETWEEN ALABAMA AND HUNTER, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
MARCUS A. BELL, DANIEL PITTMAN,
BELL & PITTMAN, attorneys at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
OFFICE, in B'Id'g, "Concert Ha'l" opp. Ga. R. R. Bank Agency, (UP STAIRS.) HAY 99
Harris Henry A. carp, h e s Ivy b Baker and Oslin Harris Rev. Nathaniel A. h n s Peters b Forsyth and Thomp¬ son HARRIS THEOPHILUS. ■LI Livery and Sale Stable, w s Pryor b Alabama and Hunter, h c King and Hunter Harris W. W. conductor, A. & W. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Harrison Mrs. Martha A. h s s^Mitchell b Lloyd and Washing¬ ton Harrison R. B., W. & A. RR. Harrison Wm. D. bds John Osborn's Harvill Wm. H. blksmith and wagon manuf.^n w c Butler and RR. h n w c Decatur and Pratt Harwell Jesse C. bar k. Washington Hall Harwell John J. M. w s Whitehall b Macklin and McDaniel Harwell Levi H. elk. h w s Whitehall b Macklin and McDaniel Haslett Jno. street overseer, h s s Fair b McDonough and Fra- zier al Haslett Wm. N. engineer, h s s Fair b McDonough and Frazier alley Hasson Rev. Jas. priest of Roman Catholic Church, h s e c Hunter and Lloyd Hathaway Mrs. H. Cordelia, h n w c Peters and Washington Hathaway Miss Mary, bds J. B. Richards' Haverty Michael, elk. bds Thos. Haverty's Hawkins Jas. jr. coppersmith, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Hawkins Jas. machinist, e s Marietta Road n of Corp. Line Hawkins Jas. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Hawkins W. T. elk. Massey & Lansdell's, bds W. E. Kilby's TJAYDEN & HEALY, -EL (Julius A. H. & Thos. G. H.) Brick Manufacturers, c Me¬ chanic and Fowler TJAYDEN A. U JULIUS (II. & Healy,) s s Marietta b Wadley and Spring Hayden & Kelly, house and sign painters, s s Alabama b White¬ hall and Pryor Hayden Michael, (H. & Kelly,) s s Garnett b Whitehall and Pryor AlTJAYDEN P. & CO. x o (Patrick H. & Thos. Levin,) Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Hayden Patrick, (P. H & Co.) h s s Garnett b Whitehall and Pryor Haygood Francis M. h w s McDonough b Faith's al and Clark's alley 100 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. T. R. H.IFLEY,
importer and dealer in
MUM (DM '3 Queensware,
PLATED GOODS, TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES, WAITERS,
033}
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE, OILS, &C.,
Whitehall Street, bet. 11. li. and Alabama St.,
JOHN" D. GRAY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IK IVERY DESCRIPTION; If FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY,
Looking Glasses, &o.
Whitehall Street, between Hnnter and Mitchell,
YOUNG, D. M. AG'T. (Johnson's Block,) ATLANTA, GA. 101
TTAYGOOD GREENE B. , XI Attorney at law, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h e s McDonough opp Mitchell Hayne Mrs. Elizabeth J. c Decatur and RR. Haynes Redding, h e s Martin's al s of Clark's al Haynes Riley J. laborer, h s s Fair c Fair and Connelley al Haynes Wm. A. h w s Calhoun b RR. and Decatur Hays Stephen, fireman, hnwc RR. and Spring Healy Thos. (Hayden & H.) builder, h s w c Mangum and Markham
Hearn Thos. carp, h e s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Heerlein Wm. draughtsman, h n s Hunter b Whitehall and For¬ syth tTEERING DANIEL, O. CJ. H Physician, Office n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor, bds Thos. Heery's Heery Thos. h e s Peachtree b Harris and Baker Heggie Mather E. gardener, h e s Martin's al opp Faith's al TTEINZ CHAS. 11 Gun and Locksmith, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor, h n w c Alabama and Forsyth Hembree Harvey D. carp, h n s Hunter b Forsyth and Thomp¬ son Henderson A. T. fireman, W. & A. RR. Hendry M. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Henson Fielding, gas fitter, bds s w c McDonough and Faith's alley Herndon Jos. carp, on 1st street e of Macklin b Forsyth and M. & W. RR. Herndon Wm. G. (Cox, Hill & Co.) bds Atlanta Hotel IIERRING W. & SON. H (W. & W. F.) Manufacturers and Dealers in Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Tailors' Trimmings, Trunks, &c. e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Herring W. (W. H. & Son,) h n s Marietta e of Wadley Herring W. Francis, (W. H. & Son,) h c Wadley and Marietta Hesterly John Y. carp, h e s Calhoun b Ellis and Cain Hestley Jas. carp, s s M. & W. RR. b Macklin and McDaniel Hewitt Mrs. Sarah, w s Forsyth s of Garnett Hibberts Cornelius, mail agt. h e s Calhoun b RR. and Decatur Hicks Adam C. brakesman, h s s Grubb b Foundry'al and Hull Hicks W. B. messenger, Adams Express Co. bds Mrs. M. Jack's HIGH, BUTLER & CO. 11 (Wm. L. H., Jas. E. B. & Wm. G. Peters,) Wholesale Gro¬ cers, Produce and Comission Merchants, e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, Cherokee Block 102 ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
INTELLIGENCER,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
published by '
A. A. CAULDING & CO.,
Terms of gubscripticn
Daily Paper, per annum, in advance, - $6 00 Weekly " " " - " " 2 00 if paid within 6 months ------2 " " 50 if paid within 12 months ------300 oiiioi,
Connected -with the Newspaper establishmeet, is one of the largest and best JOB OFFICES, in the Southern Country, conducted under the firm name of
J. M. MUjIJUR $ CO. HOL 103
High J. P. elk. bds Wm. L. High's High Wm. L. (H., Butler & Co.) h n e c Cain and Ivy Higganbothan Mrs. Mary, h w s Marietta Road £ mile n of Corp. Line Higgins Mrs. Elizabeth, sec Calhoun and Cain Hilburn Lemuel J. hotel keeper, h s s Houston b Collins and Calhoun Hilburn Mrs. Rebecca, h c Hayden and Grubb Hilburn Miss Sarah, c Hayden and Grubb Hill Albert J. elk. n w c Decatur and Collins Hill Mrs. Ann P. h n s Peters w of Walker Hill Jno. A. elk. Winship & Howell'3 Hill Jno. W. elk. s s Wheat b Ivy and Pryor Hill Mrs. Lucy, s s Wheat b Pryor and Ivy Hill Thos. W. J. (Gartrell & H.) bds n s Decatur c Collins HILL W. M. & CO. T H (Wm. M. H., Seymour B. Love & James M. Love,) Auction and Commission Merchants, 5 Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor Hill Wm. M. (Wm. M. H. & Co.) n w c Collins and Decatur Hill Wm. R. (Cox H. & Co.) bds Trout House Hilton John H. carp, h s s Whitehall b Glenn and McDaniel Hirschberg A. clothing, &'c. w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hun¬ ter, res New York. B. Brown, agt. Hodge Marion, bk. mason, bds Mrs. E. Grubb's Hodson , medical student, bds J. R. Bosworth's Hoffman Joseph R. (Kelly & H.) s s Georgia RR. nr E. Corp. Line Hogan John, fireman, h n s Foundry b Fowler and Mangum Hogan Miss Nancy, w s Marietta Road n of Corp. DOGE JAMES. Line -tl Agent W. & A. RR., bds W. G. Gramling's Holbrook Andrew J. laborer h w s Marietta opposite Hunni- cutt UOLBROOK J. M. Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, bds Trout House Holland Edmund, teller Bank of Fulton, bds S. J. Shackel¬ ford's Holland Edward W. President of Fulton. Bank, bds Washing¬ ton Hall Holland Elisha L. wheelwright, e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hun¬ ter Holland James, bk. mason, h c Thurman and W. & A. RR. Holland Moses, bk. mason, h c Thurman and W. & A. RR. 104 HOW
H Proprietress Tennessee House, e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter Holland P. fireman, W. & A. RR. Holland Wm. bk. mason, h c Thurman and W. & A. RR. Hollingsworth Mrs. Malinda B. lie s Ivy b Decatur and Gil¬ mer Holmes David, moulder, wks Atlanta Machine Co. TJ OLMES REV.. ADAM T. II Pastor First Baptist Church, h e s Calhoun b Wheat and Houston Holmes James, printer, h e s Crew b Jones and Faith's al
Holmes Ryland F. elk. McMillen, Fleming & Co. bds Adam
Holroyd Miss Mary A. e s McDonough b Faith's al and Clark's alley
Holroyd Miss Sarah, e s McDonough b Faith's al and Clark's alley
Holroyd Wm. engineer, h e s McDonough b Faith's al and
Clark's al e Hood Andrew G. carp, s Frazier al nr S. Corp. Line
Hopper R. fireman, W. & A. RR.
Hopwood T. F. engineer, W. & A. RR.
Horton A. laborer, s s Faith's al b McDonough and Crew
Horton Geo. W. blksmith, hes McDonough b Clark's al and
John's al
Horton Mrs. Mary, w s Gartrell n of Decatur
Horton Mrs. Mary M. h e s Forsyth b Hunter and Mitchell
Horton Rufus, laborer, w s Gartrell n of Decatur Horton W. blksmith, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Hotchkiss Mrs. L. P. (H. & Langdon,) bds Julius A. Hayden's
Hotchkiss & Langdon, (Mrs. L. P. H. & Mrs. E. N. S. L.) agents
for Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, e s Whitehall b
Alabama and Hunter, Beach & Root's Building House Francis C. carp, hws Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters '
Houston C. elk. bds S. Solomon's Houston Columbus M. elk. bds Caleb Condon's
Houston Miss Flora, hws Collins b Baker and Oslin
Houston Miss Laura, w s Collins b Baker and Oslin Houston Oswald, mer, hws Collins b Baker and Oslin Houston
Washington J. b. k. & W. A. RR. hes Ivy b Harri3 and Baker. h e Howard Mrs. E. F. H. s Mangum b Foundry and Thur¬ man
Howard John, student, s s M. & W. RR. nr. Corp. Line Howard Miss at S. Savannah, G. Howell's HUL 105
Howard Thos. C. distillery, 2J miles on Houston st. h s s M. & W. RR. nr Corp. Line Howard C. T. grocery, s s Marietta b Whitehall and Bridge Howell Albert, elk. Hunnicutt & Taylor's HOWELL CLEMENT C. -TL City Attorney Law, Clerk and at office City Hall, res e s Forsyth b Hunter and Mitchell TTOWELL SINGLETON G. II (Winship & H.) sec Marietta and Wadley Hoyle D. H. agt. M. & W. RR. bds City Hotel Hoyle Mrs. M. A. e s Peachtree b Cherokee and Hous¬ ton TTOYT JOHN G. H Superintendent of Atlanta Gas Light Co. office w s W. & A. RR. b Foundry and Thurman, h c W. & A. RR. and Thurman Hoyt Samuel B. (Jones & H.) bds Wm. B. Venable's HUBBARD & 11 CHISOLM. (Win. L. H. & Wm. P. C.) Wholesale and Retail Grocery, n e c Decatur and Ivy Hubbard Jas. carp, bds Thos. Hearn's Hubbard Wm. L. (H. & Chisolm,) h n e c Decatur and Ivy Hudson , laborer, wks Pitt & Cook's Hudson Mrs. , h c Macklin and M. & W. RR. Hudson W. J. engineer, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Huff Geo. W. painter, bds H. W. Callaway's Huff Robt. N. grocer and grain dealer, s s Peters b Forsyth and Thompson HUGE PETER. 11 Family Grocery, w s Whitehall b RR. and Whitehall h s s Mechanic w of W. &. A. RR. Hughes Peter A. grocer, h n w c Collins and Cain Hughey Henry H. elk. Washington Hall Hughey Holcomb H. elk. Washington Hall Hughens John H. laborer, h s s Georgia RR. b Terry and King TTULBERT EDWARD. 11 Assistant Superintendent Adams Express Co. bds Trout House Hull Geo. D. supt. Atlanta and West Point RR., office nee Whitehall and RR. h e s Peachtree Hull George G. supt. A. & W. RR. h n e c Cain and Peach- tree Hull George (J. C. Orme & Co.) Hulsey Jennings J. elk. bds Marcus A. Bell's Hulsey J. M. C. law student, bds F. H. Coleman's Hulsey Wm. H. law student, bds M. A. Bell's 106 JAC
Humphreys G. phys. bds City Hotel
Humphreys Geo. W. (Gilbert & H.) e s Lloyd b Decatur and RR.
Humphrey Richard H. butter scotch manuf. e s Whitehall b Garnett and Cooper
Humphrey Wm. C. butcher, h s w c Forsyth and Alabama
Humphrey Wm. I. bk. moulder, h n s Baker b Calhoun and Col¬ lins C. Hunnicutt W. (H. & Taylor,) bds J. G. W. Mill's T. Hunnicutt Eli city marshal h s w c Forsyth and Macklin & TJUNNICTJTT TAYLOR, i _
II (Calvin W. H. & James A. T.) Wholesale and Retail Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Fancy Goods and Dental Depot,
11 e c Decatur and Peachtree Hunter Jas. painter, bds John Carmichel's
Hurdle Wm. B. elk. bds W. F. Jack's
Husketh Jas. engineer, c Green and Mangum Huson Mark A. mail agt. bds Washington Hall Hutcheson Francis M. bds Turner Hutcheson's *UUTCHINS DOUGHERTY. -H barber, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor
Hutchinson T. S. h e s Peachtree Ay. I
Immel Jacob, candy mkr. bds P. J. Immel's TMMEL.P J. 1
Confectionery, Bakery, Candy Manufactory, &c., s s Ala¬ bama opposite Market House, h s s Alabama b Forsyth
and & M. & W. RR.
Inzer Miss Jane C. s s Hunter b King and Hill
Inzer John C. laborer, s s Hunter b King and Hill
Inzer Miss Louisa A. s s Hunter b King and Hill
Inzer Wm. bk. layer, s s Hunter b King and Hill
Ivy Henry P. blksmith, h n s Ellis b Collins and Calhoun
Iceman A. n s Peters w of Walker
Ivy Michael J. atty. h s s Wheat b Pryor and Ivy
Ivy Nicholas R. blksmith, h n e c Collins and Ellis
Jack D. Franklin, Wood, elk. Eddy & Co. bds s e c Hunter and Pryor TACK FRANCIS M. O
Agent Family Grocery, w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch- el, h n e c Pryor and Mitchell JOH 10T
Jack Geo W. grocer, hes Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Jack Jas. R. elk. h s e c Hunter and Prjor Jack Mrs. Melinda, b. h. s e c Pryor and Hunter TACK W. F, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, &c., w s Whitehall b and Hunter Mitchell, hes Pryor b Hunter and Mitchell Jackson , machinist, bds P. J. Immel's TACKSON & BRO. w (James F. & Thomas C.) Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Liquors, Produce, &c. e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Jackson Geo. W. pattern mkr. wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Jackson Jas. F. (J. & Bro.) e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch¬ ell Jackson Thomas C. (J. & Bro.) bds e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Jackson Washington R. elk. e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch¬ ell Jackson Win. T. carp, h c Mangum and Foundry Jacobs James, printer, Atlanta Intelligencer Office, bds Wm. Kay's James David, roller, Atlanta Rolling Mill James Mrs. Minerva, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Jantzen Jno. elk. bds H. Muhlenbrink's Jefriess John S. brick mason, hes Ivy b Baker and Oslin Jenkins Geo. W. shoemkr. 1 mile on Peachtree from RR. depot Jenkins Jesee, carp, h w s Peachtree n of Currier Jenkins John A. grocer, h s s Baker b Calhoun and Collins Jenkins John E. family grocery and produce, junction of Wad- ley and Peachtree Jenkins Joab J. sboemkr. junction Peachtree and Bridge, h 1 mile on Peachtrpe from RR. depot Jenkins Jos. carp, bds Mrs. L. Kelly's Jenkins Wm. H. elk. junction of Peachtree and Wadley Jennings David, h n s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler Johns Geo. W. plasterer, hes Forsyth b Hunter and Mitchell Johns Sanford T. carp, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Johnson Archibald C. (Malone & J.) n s Houston nr E. Corp. Line Johnson Chandler A. blksmith, h s w c Terry and Georgia RR. Johnson' Chauncey A. machinist, wks Atlanta Machine Co. Johnson Crawford, n s Decatur b Prvor and Ivy JOHNSON GEORGE. Proprietor Planters' Hotel, sec Pryor and Alabama Johnson Geo. W. atty. office n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor, h on Marietta Road nr Corporation Line Johnson Jacob, painter, hes Peachtree n of Corp. Line 108 JON
Johnson Jordan G. land dealer, h n s Houston e of Irwin Johnson Mrs. Julia, sec Gilmer and Collins Johnson Mrs. M. J. s s Hunter b Whitehall and Pryor Johnson Perry, h junction of Ivy and Peachtree Johnson Rev. Richard, s s Hunter b King and Hill Johnson Richard J. h s s Houston b Ivy and Collins Johnson Saml. painter, h n s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler Johnson Win. elk. Adams Express Co. bds Trout House Johnson Wm. machinist, bds Mrs. M. Jack's Johnson Wm. B. elk. Beech & Root's, bds Mrs. Johnson's Johnson Wm. H. engineer, bds A. P. Rollin's Johnson Wm. W. lab. h n e c Baker and Ivy Jones Miss Adaline, at James H. Jones' Jones Adam W. (J. & Hoyt,) s w c Baker and Collins Jones Dr. Benj. 0. farmer, h w s Forsyth b Mitchell and Peters Jones Mrs. Esther, bds L. J. Hilburn's Jones Miss Harriet, h s s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Jones Henry, grocer, n s Decatur b Ivy aud Collins [ONES HIRAM T. Superintendent of Macon & Western Telegraph Co. Office n w c RR. and Whitehall, Concert Hall Bldg. h n e c Mc- Donough and Fair TONES & HOYT. w (Adam W. J. & Samuel B. H.) Attorneys at Law, n w c Marietta and Peachtree Jones James H. boiler mkr. c Grubb and Cain Jones Jno. carp, h n w c Mangum and Nelson Jones John H. conductor, bds n e c RR. and Butler Jones John T. carp, w s Martin's al b Jones and Faith's al Jones J. W. painter, n e c Crew and Faith's al Jones John W. sr. phys. office and res n w c Ivy and Houston TONES & McLENDON. (S. W. J. & Nicholas A. McL.) Wholesale Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, &c. e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, Cherokee Block Jones Mervin N. telegraph operator, M. & W. Telegraph Co. bds n e c Fair and McDonough Jones Miss M. M. bds A. P. Rollin's Jones Miss Nancy, s s Decatur b Pratt and Moore . TONES OLIVER H. v Livery and. Sale Stable, w s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter, h e s Hunter b Lloyd and Washington Jones Pat. H. finisher, c Grubb and Cain Jones Peter F. elk. bds John Silvey's Jones Mrs. Sarah, h s s Decatur b Pratt and Moore S. Jones W. (J. & McLendon,) bds Trout House Jones Miss Temperance, at H. W. Cozart's Jones Theophilus, heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Jones Thos. M. elk. hsec Calhoun and Decatur Thos. Jones W. brick layer, bds n e c RR. and Butler Jones Wm. H. bookseller, stationer, &c. e s Whitehall b Alaba¬ ma and Hunter Jones Wm. J. P. brick mason, hsvrc Calhoun and Baker Jones W. W. stone cutter, bds Tennessee House Jordan Warren, elk. Lawshe & Purtell's, bds Dr. Willis West¬ moreland's Jordan Wm. plasterer, bds Munson Michael's Jordan Mrs. Charity, at H. W. Callaway's Jourdan Reuben, elk. bds Dr. Willis F. Westmoreland's Jourdan Warren, elk. bds Dr. Willis F. Westmoreland's Judson D. N. b. h. s s Hunter b Whitehall and Forsyth K
Kappell Michael, printer, Confederacy office Kasselberry Thos. earp. sec Frazier and Faith's al Kay Michael, boiler, bds n w c Gilmer and Collins Kay Mrs. Wm. s s Decatur b Calhoun and Collins Kean Wm. R. marble carver, bds John Boutell's Keeley Jno. elk. bds Planters' Hotel Keen Henry, foreman, Confederacy office, bds n s Ellis b Cal¬ houn and Butler Keen Mrs. Jane, n s Ellis b Calhoun and Butler Keen Wm. marble cutter, n s Ellis b Calhoun and Butler Keenan P. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill House Kehoe Mrs. Eliza, dress making, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h n s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins Kelly Daniel C. blksmith, h w s Butler b RR. and Decatur Kelly Jas. G. carp, n w c Hunter and Terry Kellogg Geo. ticket elk. W. & A. RR. bds W. G. Gramling's Kelly , painter, bds Mrs. A. D. Rhodes' Kelly David H. carp, h s s Grubb b Foundry al and Hull F7EI.LY & HOFFMAN. . IV (John- K. & Joseph R. H.) Rolling Mill Boarding House, s s Georgia RR. nr E. Corporation Line Kelly Jno. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill House TTEL1.Y JOHN. I*- (K. & Hoffman,) s s Georgia RR. nr E. Corp. Line Kelly Jno. elk. P. Hay den & Co*s-bds Planters' Hotel Kelly Mrs. Louisa, b. h. e s Pryor b Wheat and Houston 110 KIL
Kelly Michael, grocery, n e c Collins and Decatur
Kelly Wm. mason, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill House jr. .Kelsey Joel, machinist, bds w s Calhoun b Decatur and Gil¬ mer
Kelsey Joel, sr. b. k. h w s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer
Kelton Mrs. Catharine, h s s Peters w of M. & W. RR.
Kelton Miss Emily, s s Peters w of M. & W. RR.
Keltner Geo. W. carp, s s Jones b Martin's and Connelly al _ W. & KELTNRRBoots, Shoes, Leather, CO.Shoe Findings, Saddlery, &c. w s
Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell
Keltner Washington, (W. K. & Co.) b. h. s e c Whitehall and Hunter
Kendrick Mrs. Mary, h e s Peachtree b Ellis and Cain
Kennedy Mrs. Ann, h n s RR. b Collins and Calhoun
Kennedy John P. elk. bds S. Kennedy's
Kennedy Simon, laborer, e s Calhoun b Cain and Harris
Kennedy Wm. shoemkr. h n s Decatur b Moore and Bell
Kennedy W. fireman, W. & A. RR
Kent Miss Elizabeth P. e s McDonough b Jones and Faith's alley
Kent Josiah, laborer, e s McDonough b Jones and Faith's al. S. Kent Miss Jane, e s McDonough b Jones and Faith's al.
Kerlin James D. coach mkr. h s w c Mitchell and Whitehall
Kernodle Geo. M. brakeman, h s e c Whitehall and Cooper Kernodie Wm. watchman, sec Whitehall and Cooper
Kershaw John, machinist, h s s^Hunter b McDonough and But¬ ler
Kershaw John, sen. machinist, wks W. & A. RR. Machine Shop
Kicklighter Wm. H. elk. Seago & Abbott's, bds A. K. Seasro's TIIDD WM.
IV Ice Dealer, c Whitehall and RR. bds Atlanta Hotel
Kilby James, elk. bds w s Pryor b Alabama and Hunter
Kilby Wm. J. tailor, h w s Pryor b Alabama and Hunter
Kile James, saloon, junction of Walker and Peters. h e s Kile John, Lloyd b RR. and Decatur ^
Kile Mrs. Nancy N. bds B&nj. Thrower's
Kile 0. G. dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc. w s
Peachtree b Marietta and Waltoij, bds Thomas Kile's TZILE THOMAS. J1 Family Grocery, n w c Peachtree .and Marietta, h sec Houston and Pryor
Kiles C. fireman, W. & A. RR. LAI 111
Killen N. P. machinist, wks Georgia RR. Machine Shop Kimberly J. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill Boarding House Kimbro John W. elk. Goodman, Shield & Co. s, bds M. Kim- bro's Kimbro Miss Mattie, n s Hunter b Whitehall and Pryor T7INO BARRINGTON S. I* Homeopathic Physician, e s Peachtreeb Decatur and Hous¬ ton, (Cherokee Block,) bds John Glenn's King George F. (J. C. Orme & Co.) bds c Williams and Samp¬ son King Mrs. Sarah L. bds Samuel Durand's Kingsberry S. S. elk. Beach & Root's, bds Dr. Thomas L. Pow¬ ell's Kinnant Jeremiah, painter bds Wm. Keltner's Kirby Timothy, bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's Kirkland Wesley, bds W. Kelner's Kirksell George W. fireman sec Terry and Hunter Klasset Andrew, shoemkr. wks John Eisenhut Knight Aaron B. elk. h e s Terry b Hunter and Fair Knight Joseph, foreman, Atlanta Rolling Mill Knox Mrs. wks Mrs. M. F. Durand's Knox Wm. G. pressman, Atlanta Intelligencer, bds P. J. Im- mel's Kontz C. shoemkr. c Bridge and RR. Kontz C. family grocery, s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry alley Kontz C. fireman, W. & A. RR. Kohoe Jeremiah, elk. bds Henry Jones' Kraatz August, baker, bds Louis Valentin's Kramer Joseph, tailor, wks Lawshe & Purtell's Kretschner Frederick, confectionery, e s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Kreuson Henry T. engineer, w s Mineral w of W. & A. RR. Krog Frederick, jr. finisher, e of Bell and n of Decatur Krog Frederick, sen. farmer, h e of Bell and n of Decatur Krouse Harry, elk. Salmons, Matthews & Co.'s, bds Peck's FUHRT HENRY Gr. Jl Philadelphia Lager Beer Saloon, e s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Kuntz Henry, h c Walker and Nelson
Lackey George W. h s s Alabama b Whitehall and Bridge Laird , n s Wheat b Calhoun and Collins 112 LAW
Laird James, elk. bds s w c Wadley and Marietta
Lamar Mrs. Henrietta, h n w c Fravier's al. and Henry al.
Lamb Bernhard T. elk. hss Hunter b Lloyd and Washington Lamson Henry, hswc Garnett and Thompson
Lamson Henry W. at T. Harris' livery stable Landers Thornberry, laborer, hws Marietta opp. Mill
Landers Wm. E. boarding bouse, n e c Alabama and White* hall Landis Solomon, carp, hws Marietta opp. Mills
Landrum Miss Ann H. bds J. C. Davis Lane John H. elk. bds City Hotel
Lane Mrs. M. E. h s s Houston b Ivy and Collins
Lang Jeptha A. night watchman, 1st e of Macklin b Forsyth
and M. & W. RR.
Langdon Mrs. E. N. S. (Hotchkiss & L.) bds Julius A. Hay- den's
Langford Bezaleeal, s s Hunter b Terry and King
Langford Lawson D. tinner, hss Hunter b Terry and King
Langston & Buise (Jeptha N. L. &Elisha B.) ambrotype gallery,
s w c Marrietta and Whitehall w s of Langston Elijah W. carp, Peach tree n Oslin
Langston James, carp, hws Peachtree n of Oslin
Langston Jeptha N.'(L. & Buise,) bds James Langston's
Langston Wm. J. eng, w s Peachtree n of Oslin
Lanier Lewis R. carp, h n s Whitehall b Macklin and McDan- iel Thomas Lanier B. grocery e s McDonough b Fair and Jones Lansdell Henry S. elk. Massey and" Lansdell's Wm. Lansdell A. (Massey & L.) bds Washington Hall Larkin Mrs. Catharine, dress mkr. bds Robert Carroll's Laseter James, grocery, h e s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters
Laseter Thomas W. fireman, bds n e c RR. arid Butler Laseter W. T. fireman, wks Georgia RR. Machine Shop
Lavender S. E. painter, bds n s Harris b Ivy and Collins Lavverty Matilda, servt bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's
Lawler Miss Elizabeth, bds n w c Collins and Gilmer Lawlor Michael, groceries, n s Decatur b Pry or and Ivy
T AWRENCE, CAMPBELL & McPHERSON. Jj
(Samuel L., W. T. C. C. & James McP.) Editors and Pro¬
prietors of the Masonic Signet Lawrence Samuel, (L., Campbell & McPherson,) res Marietta
Lawshe E. dealer in watches, jewelry, etc. w s Whitehall b Al¬ abama and Hunter, hws Peachtree b Ellis and Cain Lawshe Lewis, & (L. Purtell,) h n w c Forsyth and Hunter LEW 113
Lawshe & Purtell, (Lewis L. & James H. P.) merchant tailors, gents furnishing goods, etc. w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter TAZARON M. JLi
Clothing, Trunks, Hats, Gents Fursnishing Goods, &c. w s
b and Whitehall RR. Alabama, hws Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters
Lee Andrew, h n w c RR. and Collins
Lee Frank, blksmith, wks W. & A. RR. Machine Shop
T EE GEO. W.
JJ (Guild & L.) n s RR. b Lloyd and Collins h n w c Lee Joel F. carp, Walton and Foundry al.
Lee John F. blksmith, h c Green and Mangum Lee Marquis D. n s RR. b Lloyd and Collins Thomas, Lee printer, National American, hws Calhoun b RR. and Decatur
Fletcher, J. L. Leek H. elk. Cutting & Co.'s,
Le Hardy Eugene, chief engineer, W. & A. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Lemmons W. bds Tennessee House
Lenon Luke, h n s Decatur b Pryor and Ivy TEONARD .J. S. Ju House and Sign Painter, and Agent Russell's Patent Mas¬ tic Roofing, n e c Alabama and Whitehall, bds Isaac G. Mitchell's Lester Harrison, carp, s w c Spring and Luckie
Lester James M. lieut. of night watch, h 1st street e of Maek-
lin b Forsyth and M. & W. RR.
Lester I. W. engineer, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel
T ESTER REV. ROBERT B. -Li Pastor Trinity Chapel, h n s Peters b Washington and Mc- Donough Lester Wade H. (Davis & L.) hws Crew b Fair and Jones Leven Richard, painter, bds Tennessee House
Levins Richard, wks W. & A. RR. car shop Levins Thos. (P. Hayden & Co.) bds Atlanta Hotel
Lewis Chas. H. blksmith shop, n s Marietta b Wadley and Bridge & Lewis Chas. H. elk. Clarke Lewis', bds c Hunter and Lloyd
Lewis John, elk. w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell
Lewis John W. elk. Goodman, Shield & Co's
Lewis Dr. John W. supt. W. & A. RR. office at freight depot, bds W. G. Gramling's
J. Thomas, Lewis (Clarke & L.) c Hunter and Lloyd Lewis Miss Mary, hws Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell
Lewis Miss Mary, bds sec Frazier al and Jones 114 LUC Leyden General Agenta Bartholf's Sewing Machines, Office e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, bds c Marietta and Wadley Lin Mrs. Amanda, h s s Decatur b Bell and Gartrell Lin Miss Mary A. s s Decatur b Bell and Gartrell Lin Miss Susan, s s Decatur b Bell and Gartrell Lindsey Miss E. C. w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Lindsey Miss Jane, bds Mrs. Mary Sampson's Linga Miss Jennie, bds Wm. Sampson's Lipham Mrs. Frances A. h w s Peachtree n of Corp. Line Littel Jos. heater, bds John Coughlin's Little Jos. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Little Thompson G. saloon, s s Alabama opp depot Littleton Miss Ellen, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's T OCKHART J. T\ . Ju Secretary Atlanta Insurance Co. Office s w c Whitehall and Alabama, bds Trout House Lockman David C. elk. h e s Peachtree opp Alexander Logan John J. brickmason, bds W. E. Lander's T OGrAN JOSEPH P. JU Physician, Office w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h e s Peachtree b Cain and Harris Long D. fireman, W. & A. RR. Long Mrs. Nancy, sec Mitchell and Lloyd Long Peter, laborer, h s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pry or Long Thos. engineer, h s e c Mitchell and Lloyd Longley Thos. planer, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's Lord James W. bds Washington Hall Love James M. (Wm. M. Hill & Co.) Love Miss Mary, bds Washington Hall Love Seymour B. sheriff of Fulton County, h s w c Cooper and Faith's al Love Miss Susannah, it S. B. Love's Loveless James B. baggage master, n w c Collins and Ellis Loveless Miss Mary, h c Hull and Grubb Loveless Mrs. Nancy, h c Hull and Grubb Lovejoy E. B. elk. J. H. Lovejoy's T OVEJOY JOHN 11. Lt Wholesale Grocery, Liquors, &c. e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, Cherokee Block, h c Gilmer and Collins Loving Wm. C. carp, h e s McDonough b Fair and Jones Lowe Col. Thos. F. h s w c Pry or and John's al Lowenthal Julius, elk. bds S. Solomon's Lower Abel, carp, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's Luckett Eugene, hnwc Bridge and Walton McC 115
*T UCKEY SOLOMON. ^ _ . . „ JLi Barber Shop and Bathing Saloon, s s Decatur b Whitehall and Pryor, Atlanta Hotel Bldg. Luckie Mrs. P. F. e of Peachtree Road £ mile from Corp. Line Luckie Thaddeus, elk. bds Mrs. Mary Hoyle's Lumpkin Jesse, lies Walker s of Nelson Lupo Rev. Jas. h s s M. & W. RR. b Macklin and McDaniel
Lynch J. & J. (John & James,) groceries, queens ware, &c. n w c Whitehall and Alabama
Lynch James, (J. & J. L.) h n s Gilmer b Ivy and Collins
Lynch Jeremiah, tailor, W. Herrings & Son's, bds Mr. Sher¬ man's
Lynch John, (J. & J. L.) bds Washington Hotel
Lynch Mrs. Julia, bds n w c Collins and Gilmer , , T YNCH M. Tr f, Ju Agent, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, at Kay s Book
Store, w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama
Lynch Mrs. Margaret, b. h. n w c Collins and Gilmer
Lynch Owen, b. k. h s w c Butler and Hunter
T YNCH P. t i-J Family Grocery, Liquors, &c. w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell, bds Patrick Cannon's
Lynch Pat. n s Gilmer b Ivy and Collins
1 YNES T. D. JU Family Grocery, sec Garnett and Whitehall
Lynn Wm. laborer, w s Forsyth s of Garnett
Lyon & Co. (Geo. L. & Mayer Rote,) cab. ware shop,h ss Ala¬ bama opp Georgia RR. freight depot
Lyon Geo. (L. & Co.) w s Butler b*Whfiat and Houston Lyons Jeremiah, "watchman, Georgia RR. depot
Lyons John, watchman, h n w c Frazier's al and Fair M'l , McAdorry medical student, bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's Peter, McArdle greaser, W. & A. RR.
McARTHOR, BURR & WADSWORTH. (Thomas W. McA., John H. B. & Wm. L. W.) Hardware, Stoves, Tin, Japanned Ware, House Furnishing Goods, &c.
e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter McArthor Thos. W. (McA., Burr & Wadsworth,) e s Pryor c Peters McCabe Jno. drummer, Planters' Hotel
McCall , carp, bds J. R. Bosworth's
McCann Thos. G. engineer, h n e c Mulberry al and Fair 116 McG
McCarley John J. salesman, Davis & Lester's, bds s s Mitchell b Whitehall and Forsyth McCarty Florence, laborer, bds n e c Collins and Decatur McClain Mrs. Susan, e s McDonough b Clark's al and John's al McCraven Miss Frances, at Lucius J. Gartrell's McCravey Wm. C. marble cutter, bds J. M. Blackwell's McCreary John L. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. car shop McConnell Wm. millwright, h c Latimore and W. & A. RR. McCool Jas. messenger Adams Express Co. bds Mrs. M. Jack's McCormick T. A. elk. M. Myer's McCowen Ebenezer, painter, h n s Hunter b Forsyth and Thompson McCown Robt. car inspector, n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. McCown Robt. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. car shop McCoy Hugh, laborer, h s s Latimore w of W. & A. RR. McCoy Miss ]S ancy E. h s s Latimore w of W. & A. RR. McCullough P. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mili McDade Benj. F. h g w c Terry and Fair McDade Miss Elizabeth, s w c Terry and Fair McDade Windsor C. fireman, s w c Terry and Fair McDanel Philip E. cotton and grain dealer, h s e c Mitchell and Pryor McDaniel Henry W. justice of the peace, e s Peach tree b RR. and Decatur, h e s New Whitehall w of Tan Yard Branch McDaniel Ira O. cotton dealer, e s Pryor b Peters and Garnett McDaniel Mrs. Nancy, at Ira 0. McDaniel's McDaniel Wm. J. atty. Mcdonald eev/james.h s s Whitehall b Cooper and Formwalt h w s Peachtree n of Corp. Line McDonough John, laborer, bds L. W. Yarbrough's McDougal Mrs. Sarah, b. h. w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitch¬ ell McDougal Wm. J. dentist, bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's* McDuffee & Bass, (Geo. W. McD. & James M. B.) brick manuf. c Mangum and Thurman McDuffee Geo. W. (McD. & Bass,) c Fowler and Delay McFearson Natfcan, laborer, h n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. McGee Jno. bar k. h w s Whitehall b Garnett and Cooper McGeehee J. fireman, W. & A. RR. McGinnis Wm. h 2d al w of Foundry al b Marietta and Grubh McGlasson T. elk. Jonn Ryan's, bds Planters' Hotel McGowne M. bds Tennessee House McGrath Peter, baker, h s s Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry McGraw Miss Ann, bds Jeptha A. Lang's McGruger Jos. fireman, bds Munson Michael's McN 117
McGuire Jas. E. fireman, h n s Faith's al b McDonough and Crew McHale Michael, boiler mkr. h s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor McHan Thos. G. engineer, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Mclntire 0. peddler, bds n w c Gilmer and Collins Mclntire Hugh, baggage master, bds n w c Gilmer and Col¬ lins TlfcKINNEY & CO. lu. Banking, Exchange and Lottery Office, n e c Alabama and Whitehall, J. W. Miller, Agent McKinney R. C. fireman, W. & A. RR. McLaughlin Geo. T. engineer, h s s College b Calhoun and Butler McLaughlin Jeremiah, elk. bds E. B. Reynold's McLean Joel, tailor, h s e c McDonough and Fair McLelland Alfred C. painter, wks W. & A. RR. car shop McLendon C. c Wadley and Luckie * McLendon Jno. b. k. bds D. N. Judson's McLendon John, elk. A. W. Pt. RR. bds Washington Hall McLendon Nicholas A. (Jones & McL.) bds C. McLendon's, c Wadley and Luckie McLin James G. janitor Medical College, h s w c Cain and Ivy McMahan Edmund W. elk. W. Herrings & Son's McMichael J. B. bds Washington Hall McMichael S. blksmith shop, s s Mitchell b Whitehall and Pryor, res Monticello, Jasper Co. McMillan wm. h. -l" Tannery, n s Decatur b Bell and Gartrell McMIIjLEN, FLEMING & CO. -"■i (Wm. McM., Thos. P. F. & B. E. Melear,) Wholesale Gro¬ cers, Produce and Commission Merchants, s w c Pryor and Alabama, opp Union Depot McMillen Oscar F. express messenger, h n s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler McMillen Wm. (McM., Fleming & Co.) res £ mile on Marietta Road, n of Corp. Line McNab M. engineer, W. & A. RR. McNAUGHT, ormond & co. -Hi (Wm. McN., James Orrnond & Thomas Scrutchin,) Whole¬ sale and Grocers Commission Merchants, e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell McNaught Wm. (McN., Ormond & Co.) h s end of Washington s of Corp. Line 118 man
McPherson Jas. (Lawrence, Campbell & McP.) office c Cherokee and Peachtree McReary Thos. C. fireman, Georgia RR. h s s Georgia RR. b Terry and King McWaters Alex. H. carp, e s Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter McWaters Hugh L. engineer, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop McWaters Lawson, engineer, bds n e c Decatur and Pratt
M
Mabry Augustus, fireman, bds Richard Saye's Mabry Milus J. bar k. h n s RR. b Collins and Calhoun
MackieHouse, Signwm.and Ornamental Painter, e s Whitehall b Ala¬ bama and Hunter, Beach & Root's Bldg., h e s Whitehall nr Corp. Line Macon and Western RR. Co. s s RR. b Whitehall and Pryor. A q yfk ' A ffprif macon & WESTERN TELEGRAPH co, III Office n w c RR. and Whitehall. Hiram T. Jones, Super¬ intendent Maddox H. C. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill m addox robert f. i _ ill Wholesale Grocer, Produce and Commission Merchant, s s Alabama op Passenger Depot, bds Atlanta Hotel Magruder J. fireman, W. and A. RR. Mahan Mrs. Elizabeth, cor Harris and Butler Mahoney Michael, grocery, n w c Calhoun and Decatur Malone Jeremiah D. (M. & Johnson) sec Collins and Ellis & johnson. Malone(Jeremiah D. M. & Archibald C. J.) Family Grocery, Pro¬
vision and Commission Merchants, s s Marietta b Whitehall and Bridge Malone Peter, laborer, wks Georgia RR. Machine Shop
Malone Thomas, h s s Hunter b Lloyd and Washington w s Malone Thomas, Lloyd b Hunter and Mitchell
Mangum Robt. elk. bds James R. D. Ozburn's
Manley Wm. machinist, h s s Decatur b Pratt and Moore Mann Jas. elk. M. Myers'
Mann Robt. car inspector, bds w s Collins b Decatur and Gil¬ mer Mann Wm. elk. M. Myers'
Mann Wm. J. mer. h w s Pryor b Alabama and Hunter
Manning Andrew M. engineer, h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer MAT 119
Manning E. W. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Manning Geo. S. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Manning Mrs. Harriet, bds D. D. Hall's Manning Jethro W. atty. and Judge of Inferior Court, office City Hall, res e s Marietta c Simpson Manning Mrs. , w s Collins b Harris and Baker Manning Wm. H. pattern mkr. h s s Hunter b Terry and King Manuel David, carp, bds w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Marechal Jos. watch mkr. h e s Calhoun b Gilmer and Jenkins
Marion Miss Josephine, h e s Whitehall b Peters and Garnett Markham Wm. (Blake, Scofield & M.) bds s s Marietta b Wad- ley and Spring Maroney Danl. elk. bds W. C. Humphrey's Marsh Thos. P. machinist, e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Marshchalk Wm. H. drug elk. Smith & Ezzard's, bds E. N. Calhoun's Martin Mrs. Emeline, h n s Rock b Fowler and Mangum Martin G. plasterer, h n s Walton nr junction with Marietta Martin Geo. W. printer, Crusader Office, bds John H. Seal's Martin H. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Martin John G. elk. h n w c Crew and Faith's al Martin J. G. tinner, wks Tomlinson & Barnes', h c Crew and Faith's al Martin Stephen A. laborer, e s Marietta Road n of Corp. Line Martin Thos. laborer, n s Jones b Washington and Crew Martin Thos. A. fireman, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Marton Hugh M. fireman, bds n e c RR. and Butler Mason E. carp, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's MASON JAMES P. & CO. -M- Book Bindery, n e c Alabama and Whitehall, Holland House Mason Jno. painter, bds John Rice's Mason Thos. medical student, bds R. C. Gaines' Mason Wm. K. painter, h n e c Mangum and Stockton MASSEY & LANSDELL. luL (Robt. J. M. & Wm. A. L.) Drugs, Medicines, Surgical In¬ struments, Wines, &c. e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Massey Robt. J. (M. & Lansdell,) druggist, n s Decetur b Col¬ lins and Calhoun Massey Mrs. Sophia, h n s Decatur b Collins and Calhoun Masslmg Wm. A. bds Peter Huge's Mast Anthony, grocery, s s Marietta b Spring and Short Mast Nicholas, carp, bds C. Kontz's Mathews A. B. (Salmons, M. & Co.) res Griffin, Ga. Mathews Wm. elk. Salmons, Mathews & Co's, bds Washington Hall 120 MIL
Maul din John W. laborer, h n e c King and Hunter
MA^SlMg,^eiS^Furnislimg Goods, &c. e s Whitehall b mayor'sAlabama andoffice.Hunter M City Hall, Luther J. Glenn, Mayor May Benj. treas. W. & A. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel May Jno. bds Harrison Lester's may robert h. & co. , ^ IH Carriage Repository, s s Alabama b rrjor and Lloyd, Isaac P. Calhoun, Agent Mays B. conductor, W. & A. RR. bds Mrs. E. Grubb's jose^ph MeadOrdinary of Fulton County,i i. Office City Hall, h s e c Ivy and Gilmer Mead Lemuel S. elk. Hunnicutt & Taylor's, bds Jos. H. Mead's
MeadGeneralwm.Businesst. Agent and Notary Public, s s Marietta b Bridge and Wadley Means Dr. A. prof, of Chemistry, bds Washington Hall Mecaslin John H. (M. & Rodes,) sec Butler and Jenkins
Mecaslin(John H. M. &&Chas.rodes.C. R.) Family Grocery and Produce Dealers, n s Decatur b Pryor and Ivy
MedicalOffice n e c &Peachtreeliteraryand Decatur,weekly.Drs. Taliaferro and Thomas, Editors and Proprietors Melear B. E. (McMillen, Fleming & Co.) res Lincoln County, Tenn. Mell Edward, h n of Baker e of Butler Mell Wm. H. h c Foundry and Fowler Meritt Wm. carp, n s Whitehall b Macklin and McDaniel Meyar Henry, cigar mkr. bds Chas. Beerman's Michael Munson, moulder, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Middleton Miss G. A. n s Hunter b Terry and King Middleton Jas. laborer, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Middleton Jas. A. machinist, n s Hunter b Terry and King Middleton John A. coppersmith, n s Hunter b Terry and King Middleton John T. coppersmith, wks Tomlinson & Barnes' Middleton Miss Martha, n s Hunter b Terry and King Miller & Andrews, (^Daniel S. M. & Ezra A.) saddles, harness, &c. w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Miller Daniel S. (M. & Andrews,) bds Washington Hall MILLER J, I. & CO. M (James I. M. & A. A. Gauldin & Co.) Book and Jab Printers, and Book Bindery, s w c Whitehall and Alabama Miller Jas. I. (J. I. M. & Co.) hswc Hunter and Washington MOR 121
M Agent for McKinney & Co's Banking, Exchange and Lot¬ tery Office, n e c Whitehall and Alabama Mills Francis M. Post Office elk. h on Marietta Mills J. G-. W. mail agt. A. & W. Pt. RR. h e s Marietta c Alexander Mills L. F. M. elk. in Post Office, hws Marietta nr Alexander Mims Mrs. Mary J. h w s Wadley b Walton and Luckie Mims Wm. elk. h w s Wadley b Walton and Luckie Mitchell Alexander W. cotton dealer, n e c Whitehall and Peters Mitchell Mrs. Ellen, at Alex. W. Mitchell's Mitchell Horace, b. k. w s Gartrell n of Decatur Mitchell John, cof. h. s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Mitchell John H. engineer, h w s Moore b Decatur and Fill¬ more Mitchell Rev. Isaac G. hws Forsyth b Peters and Garnett Mitchell Wm. D. engineer, M. & W. RR. h s e c Butler and Georgia RR. Mix Albert, (Dimick, Wilson & Co.) res Macon, Ga. Mogherly laborer, Danl. hws Calhoun b Gilmer and Wheat Montague Geo. W. conf. and bakery, hws Peachtree b Mari¬ etta and Walton Montgomery David, baggage master, c Pine and Simpson Moody Anderson, h e s Forsyth 2d door s of Garnett Mooney ——, machinist, bds s s Hunter b Whitehall and syth For¬ Mooney David, blksmith, bds W. H. Roach's Moore Jas. 0. elk. bds F. H. Coleman's Moore Wm. C. mail agt. bds sec Gilmer and Ivy Moore Wm. C. (Stewart & M.) h e s Pryor ell b Hunter and Mitch¬ Moore Z. conductor, bds Trout House Mooth Mrs. L.h c W. & A. RR. and Magazine Moreland Jas. A. laborer, h e s Frazier's al b Faith's al Clark's and Moreland Jas. H. laborer, wks Atlanta Machine Co. Morgan Mrs. , e s Thompson b Alabama Morgan and Hunter Henry M. elk. h c Grubb and Cain Morgan John, heater, h s s Georgia Mill RR. b Elmore and Rolling Morgan L. E. elk. bds Washington Hall Morgan L. S. elk. bds Washington Hall Morris —; , bds Tennessee House Morris , carp, hws Butler b Hunter and Morris A. T. McDonough engineer, wks Georgia RR. 9 machine shop NAT 122
Morris Jas. M. conductor, h n s Garnett b Forsyth and Thomp. son
M°Ph^sL?anfOffice^s^s Marietta b Bridge and Wadley, bds Washington Hall
Morris Saml. B. brick manuf. w s Terry b Hunter and Fair
Morris Thos. A. engineer, h n e c RR. and Butler
Morrison Mrs. B.hws Fowler b Thurman and Delay , Moss —i medical student, bds J. R. Bosworth's
Moss Mrs. Myra T. h s e c Forsyth and Mitchell M
Cigar Manufactory, w s "Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, h sec Ivy and Ellis
Mulligan Berry, laborer, e s Peachtree n of Corp. Line Mulligan Miss Elizabeth, bds Planters' Hotel IUNDAY EDWARD W. -Ill Carriage Manufactory, e s Pryor b Cherokee and Wheat Murphy Anthony, machinist, bds Wm. McConnell's
Murphy Danl. elk. Georgia RR. h e s McDonough) Murphy Edward, machinist, bds Wm. McConnell's
Murphy Jeremiah, carp, h n s Fair b McDonough and Terry
Murphy Michael, laborer, h s s Foundry b Fowler and Mangum
Murphy Timothy C. elk. Atlanta Hotel
Murphy Timothy, h e s McDonough b Hunter and Fair MURRAY FELIX. Ui Family Grocery, n s Decatur b Pryor and Ivy
Murray R. R. medical student, n w c Decatur and Moore
Musgraves Wm. T. engineer, h n e c Calhoun and Houston
Myers Dennis S. (Halpin & M.) n e c Whitehall and Hunter
Myer John, artist, bds n w c Alabama and Forsyth
Myers John M. carp, sec Frazier's al and Jones
Myers John, carp, bds w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell MYERS M. lTI Wholesale and Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Carpets, &c. n w c Hunter and Whitehall, res c Pryor and Fair
Myers Michael, dry goods mer. h e s Pryor s of Garnett N
Nash Frank, confec. hes Collins b Gilmer and Wheat
Nash Reuben, conductor, hes Pryor b Wheat and Houston
Nash Reuben, switchman, Georgia RR. hes Pryor b Wheat and Houston RATIONAL AMERICAN.
(Weekly and Tn-weekly,) s w c Alabama and Pryor, 0. J*. TTanleiter. Editor and Proprietor OGI 123
Neal Jas. H. atty. hs ec Washington and Mitchell Neal John, sec Washington and Mitchell Nealon Martin N. elk. M. Myers', bds Planters' Hotel Nealon Stephen, elk. bds M. Myers' Neiceler Saml. machinist, wks Atlanta Machine Co. bds Dr. S. T. Bigger's Nichols J. A. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Nicolai Rudolph, (Barth & N.) bds n w c Pryor and Cherokee "VTILES SAMUEL E>. Young Ladies' High School, n w c Whitehall and Peters Noble Jas. hsi c Peters and Pryor
■VTORCROSS JONATHAN. . 1) Merchant, h n s Marietta nr Short, in curve of Marietta St. Norman Jefferson, express messenger, bds n e c Pryor and Wheat Norman John B. coppersmith, w s Spring b Marietta and RR. Chas. Nort grocer, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Walton Nort Peter, cooper, n w e Decatur and Calhoun North Henry, laborer, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Nott Benj. fireman, h e s Butler b Hunter and McDonough Nott Mrs. Martha, e s Butler b Hunter and McDonough Nott Miss Susan, e s Butler b Hunter and McDonough o "AATMAN S. B. Marble Yard, s s b Alabama Lloyd and Washington, bds D. N. Judson's O'Brien Jno. elk. Halpin & Myers', bds Planters' Hotel O'Brien M. "watchman, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop O'Connor Moses, boots and shoes, sec Pryor and Cherokee, bds Mrs. Margaret Lynch's O'Connor Tim. baggage master, bds Trout House Odam Jno. fireman, h n s Decatur, b Calhoun and Butler Odena Fred. M. elk. bds John Odena's Odine Miss Josephine, e s Whitehall b Peters and Garnett O'Donnell Dennis, peddler, bds Planters' Hotel Odum John W. wks & A. W. Pt. RR. machine shop O'Ferrell , elk. bds Planters' Hotel Ogeltree Mrs. Bersheba, h e s Nelson b M. & W. RR. and Walker Ogeltree Miss Ella, milliner, wks Mrs. M. F. Durand's Ogeltree Geo. carp, h s s Faith's al nr Cooper Ogilby Miss Josephine, n e c Pryor and Hunter Ogilby Miss Martha, sec Pryor and Hunter Ogilby Miss Mary, sec Pryor and Hunter OWE 124
Ogilby Mrs. Thyrza S.hnec Pryor and Hunter
Oglesby Minor, carp, e s McDonough b Fair and Jones
O'Keefe Edward, watchman, h s s Marietta b Duncan and
Foundry al
O'Keefe Mrs. M. A. millinery store, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter
O'Leary Jas. elk. M. Myers', bds P. J. Immel's
Oliver Francis, h n s Mechanic w of W. & A. RR. , , ALIVER M. II- . _ m U
Physician, Office n e c Decatur and Peachtree, oyer Taylor
& Hunnicutt's, bds Atlanta Hotel
O'Neil S. F. messenger, Adams Express Co. bds S. T. Bigger's
O'Neill Jeremiah, laborer, h s w c Pullam and Jones
O'Neill Patrick H. engineer, bds Mrs. Mary A. Young's
Oppenheimer David, agt. Isaac Greenbaum & Co's. bds Wash¬ ington Hall
Oppenheimer M. clothing &c., w s Whitehall b Alabama, and Hunter Oppenheimer Nathan, elk. bds Kilby V
Orme Aquilla J. conductor, bds c Williams and Simpson J. 0. & Orme Co. (James C. 0., Geo. Hull, Adam Jones, & Geo.
F. King,) proprietors Atlanta Steam Tannery, c of Orme and Simpson
J. Chambers, Orme (J. C. 0. & Co.) h c Williams and Simpson
Orme Wm. P. secretary and treasurer, Atlanta & West Point
RR., office n e c Whitehall and RR. h c Williams and Simp¬ son James, Ormond (McNaught, 0. & Co.) south end Washington s of Corp. Line Orr Anderson M. teacher, bds M. Corry's Orr Samuel A. machinist, bds Tennessee House
Osburn Miss Elizabeth, c Hunter and Thompson
Osburn John, carpenter, h n e c Hunter and Thompson
Oslin Rev. Reuben E. teacher, h n e c Collins and Oslin
Oslin Mrs. Sarah, boarding house, s w c Cherokee and Ivy
0'Sullivan Dennis, watchman, h s s Decatur b Moore and Bell
0'Sullivan John B. laborer, h n s Ellis b Ivy and Collins Christian, Otto grocery, c Walker and Peters
vAYERBY & BLECKLEY. *^\J (Basil H. 0. & Logan E. B.) Attorneys at Law, n e c Bridge and Marietta AVERBY BASIL H. . v (0. & Bleckley,) sec Marrietta and Spring Owens Calvin, brick mason, hsec Garnett and Thompson Owens D. W. baggage master, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel PEC 125
Ozburn Charles M. elk. J. H. Lovejoy's Ozburn James R. D. elk. h s e c M. & W. RR. and Bridge Alley
Packard Edward H. roll turner, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Packard Orville L. book-keeper, Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Mrs. M. A. Linn's Pair Henry, hns Hunter c Washington Pankey P. P. tobacconist, bds Washington Hotel Paradise Mrs. Elizabeth, at John D. Well's A. PARIS1 JOHN „ (P. & Price,) h nr Howard s Distillery & PARIS1 PRICE. (John A. P. & James L. P.) House & Sign Painters, s 8 Hunter b Whitehall and Pryor Parker Andrew, brakesman, e s Walker s of Nelson Parker Miss Eliza M. n s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Parker James, butcher, h s s Stockton w of Haynes Parker Miss Margaret H. n s Houston b Calhoun and Butler Parker Wm. C. h s w c Forsyth and Peters Parks D. B. well digger, w s Marietta opposite Mills Parks Oliver P. engineer, bds nee Decatur and Pratt Parks Miss Sopronia, bds n e c Decatur and Pratt Parr Benjamin W. painter, h s e c Wheat and Forsyth Alley Parr Lewis J. hardware mer. h s s Wheat b Ivy and Pryor Parson Charles, bds Tennessee House Parson Richard, butcher, s s Stockton nr Corp. Line Patton , teacher, bds Tennessee House « Paul G\ A. elk. bds Atlanta Hotel Payne Columbus, atty. bds J. Gr. W. Mill's Payne Edwin, grocery, w s Marrietta b Alexander and
Mills, h nee Marietta and Mills Payne Mrs. Elizabeth, h s e c Collins and Houston
Payne Eveline, s s & Mrs. M. W. RR. b Macklin and McDaniel
Payne Rev. James B. pastor, 1st Methodist Church, h e s Peach- tree c of Houston
Payne James T. blksmith, bds Jesse Wiggin's Payne Miss Mary, h s s M. & W. RR. b Macklin and McDanie Payne Peyton T.
carpenter, h s s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Payne Robt. medical student, bds Rev. James B. Payne's Payne Warren D. elk. bds sec Collin3 and Houston
Payne Wm. elk. Beech & Root's h Peacock James T. n w c Formwalt and Faiths Alley h s Pearce Mrs. w Calhoun b Gilmer and Wheat
Peck John B. c Houston and Irwin 126 PIT
Peck John C. (Brown, Priest & P.) hws Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell
Peck Wm. F. elk. Beech & Root's, bds Willis Peck s Willis, Peck plasterer, h n s Decatur b Collins and Ivy
Peel John, baker, n w c Pryor and Decatur
Penticost F. S. bds Washington Hall
Perdue Francis P. blksmith, h c Foundry Alley and Grubb
Perkins iSamuel S. fireman, h e s Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Perkins W. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill
Perry Geo. M. painter, h s s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler
Perry Mrs. Mary, h s s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler
Perry Simeon, lab. h s s Peters nr Corp. Line c McDaniel yt Perrymen Augustus, plasterer, n c Calhoun and Houston
Perrymen Thomas, brick layer, n w c Calhoun and Houston
DETERS, HARDEN & CO. 1
(Richard P., Wm. P. H. & Wm. P. Robinson,) Proprietors Downing Hill nursery sec Hill and Fair
Peters Richard, farmer, s w c Mitchell and Forsyth
Peters Wm. G. (High, Butler & Co.) w s Pryor b Mitchell and Pctfirs
PETERSON1; JOSIAH S.. Associate Editor, National American, h e s Forsyth b Peters and Garnett
Pevy Geo. laborer, h n s Peters w of W. & A. RR.
pFOUTS J. S. X
Homeopathic Physician, Office e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter PHILLIPS GEO. D. 1 and Auditor Paymaster, W. & A. RR. Office at Freight Depot
Pike Z. painter, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry Alley
Pilgram Thos. laborer, h rear of Cemetery
Pilgrim G. A. city sexton, h n s Hunter b Pryor and Lloyd
Pilgrim Isaac B. printer, bds n s Hunter b Pryor and Lloyd Daniel, Pittman (Bell & P.) and clerk of inferior court, office n
w c RR. and Whitehall, (Concert Hall Buildings,) his
Collins b Wheat and Houston I. Pittman Daniel atty. h w s Collins b Wheat and Houston
Pittman Daniel N.hws Collins b Wheat and Houston
Pittman Mrs. Elmina, h e s Peachtree opp Luckie Pittman Richard, elk. bds Daniel Pittman's
Pittman Wm. H. printer, h e s Peachtree opp Luckie
pITTS & COOK. A
(Columbus A. P. & Geo. W. D. C.) Proprietors, Atlanta Steam Planing Mill, Cotton Gin, and Thrashing Machine
Manufactory, s s W. & A. RR. opposite Foundry Alley PRO 127
Pitts Columbus A. (P. & Cook,) hes Marietta Road ^ mile n of Corp. Line
P"*" Family^Grocery and Commission]Merchant, n s Marietta b Peachtree and Bridge PLANTERS' HOTEL. T i ^ . 1 sec Alabama and Pry or, Geo. Johnson, Proprietor Plummer Elijah, silversmith, s s Petersb Whitehall andForsyth Plummer Miss Isabella A. s s Peters b Whitehall and Forsyth Plummer Mrs. Isabella, h s s Peters b Whitehall and Forsyth Plummer Mrs Levina, h n e c Pratt and Decatur Plummer Miss Sarah S. s s Peters b Whitehall and Forsyth Pomeroy R. S. homeopathic phys. w s Pryor b Alabama and Hunter Pool Benjamin J. carpenter h s s Whitehall b Glenn and McDaniel Poor D. N. watchman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Porter Mrs A. bds L. A. Guild's Post Office, s s RR. b Whitehall and Pryor, W. T. Wilson, post master Potter Benj. h Junction of Ivy and Peachtree Pound John G. grocer, hes Pryor b Hunter and Mitchell Powell Chapman, german phys. e s Peachtree b Decatur and Houston, h w s Peachtree Powell E. F. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Powell Frank, fireman, n w c Crew and Jones Powell Jas. carp, h n s Marietta w of Foundry al Powell Job, roller, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Powell L. C. elk. John Ryan's Powell Lewis, well digger, h n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Powell Oliver C. carp, h c Foundry and Fowler Powell Mrs. Seleta, bds Saml. L. Atkinson's Powell Thomas S. phys. office and res s w c Wadley and Mari¬ etta Powell Wm. A. bds w s Peachtree opp Ellis Powers Geo. heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill Boarding House Powers Thos. M. G. conductor, h s s Fair b Terry and Fra- zier's al Priest Edwin, (Brown, P. & Peck,) h s s Georgia RR. b King and Nursery Price , painter, bds n e c Pryor and Wheat PRICE JAMES L. 1 (Paris & P.) bds Thos. P. Daniel's Prince G. W. bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's Providence H. carp, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's 128 REA
Puckett , portrait painter, bds Tennessee House A. PUCKETTAttorney at Law,J Office c Bridge and RR. h s e c Forsyth and Alabama Puckett J6hn C. fireman, w s Haynes b Stockton and Markham Puckett T. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Puckett T. W. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Puckett Wm. A. carp, h w s Haynes b Stockton and Markham Purtell Jas. H. (Lawshe & P.) bds Atlanta Hotel Purcell Jas. conductor, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Pyles Geo. W. conductor, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Pyles Reuben W. elk. Seago & Abbott's, bds A. K. Seago's
Quail Pat. laborer, hss Georgia RR. b Butler and Terry Quinn Richard, trader, bds Planters' Hotel
Rabe Geo. carp, bds n w c Washington and Hunter Ragsdale, Hall & Co. tobacconists, G. S. Alexander, agt. at Georgia RR. depot Ragsdale M. J. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Ragsdale W. H. fireman, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Ragsdale W. W. brakesman, bds A. P. Rollin's Ragsdale E. fireman, bds n e c RR. and Butler D AGSDALL WM. L. It Brick Manufactory, h c Hull and Alexander Rainey Wm. J. elk. W. Herrings & Son's, bds Mrs. Jack's Ralph Thos. machinist, hss Hunter b McDonough and Butler Randolph Mrs. E. Caroline M. h n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Ransford Henry, elk. bds Tennessee House Earner Wm. D. plasterer, h c Pullam and Fair Rasbury John C. grocery, e s Whitehall b Mitchell and Peters Rasbury J. M. elk. W. F. Jack's Rasbury M. B. mattress mkr. hss Hunter b Lloyd and Wash¬ ington Ratterre Thos. lab. hss Peters w of M. & W. RR. Rawson Edward E. h s w c Pryor and Faith's al Ray Nimrod, h e s Thompson b Mitchell and Peters Ray R. P. carp, h s w c Calhoun and Decatur Ray Wm. painter, e s Thompson b Mitchell and Peters Raymond S. carp, bds Mrs. Sarah Oslin's Raymond S. W. carp, bds Tennessee House Reaid Andrew, elk. h c Magazine and Fowler RIG 129
Reed Harvey, tannery, c 1st street s of Garnett and Whitehall Reed R. W. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Reed Silas, carp, bds Mrs. E. Webb's Reed Thos. blksmith, h n e c Calhoun and RR. Reed Wm. engineer, wks Brown, Priest & Peck's planing mill Reeves ——bds Edgefield Brown's PEEVES JOSEPH A. Al Shoe Merchant, h n w c Ivy and Wheat Reeves Jas. W. carp, e s Forsyth 2d door s of Garnett Register Mrs. Osburn J. milliner and dress mkr. e s Walker 8 of Nelson
Register Osburn J. phys. e s Walker s of Nelson Register John C. fireman, bds 0. J. Register's Reid P. P. carp, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Reid Thos. blksmith, wks Winship's Iron Works Reid Wm. engineer, h c Butler and College Reinhardt Christian, stage driver, h e s Marietta n of Corp. Line Reinhardt James D. elk. Jackson & Bro's Reisshauer Louis, bar k. e s Whitehall b RR.„and Alabama Reneau Mrs. Jesse, h n s Luckie b Wadley and Cone Reneau Jesse, atty. n s Luckie b Wadley and Cone Rensford Henry, elk. P. Hayden & Co's, bds Tennessee House Renwick Mrs. M. T. millinery and dress making, e s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, res Lagrange Reynolds Elzey B. elk. of Market, h s s Marietta b Wadley and Spring A, AwREYNOLDS JOHN . (T. S. R. & Co.) Editor and Printer, res on McDonough Reynolds Joshua, printer, Crusader office, bds Mrs. Jack's AlREYNOLDS T. S. & CO. (Thomas S. R. & John A. R.) Book and Job Printers, w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Reynolds Thos. S. printer, h s e c McDonough and Clark's al Rhodes Jabez R. elk. Alex. M. Wallace's Rhodes Jabez R. elk. Robt. F. Maddox's Rhodes Mrs. A. D. s s Rhodes w of W. & A. RR. machine shop Rhodes T. Y. grocery, h n w c Duncan and Marietta Rice Miss Annie, millinery, bds Robt. Carroll's Rice A. laborer, e s Marietta Road n of Corp. Line Rice Mrs. Elizabeth, bds Jas. S. Hestley's Rice Franklin P. grocery, s s Marietta c Foundry al Rice Jas. blksmith, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Rice John F. carp, h w s Forsyth al b Cherokee and Wheat Rice Mrs. Nancy L. bds James S. Hestley's Rice Miss Sarah, bds Jos. Jenkins' Rice Wm. carp, bds Jas. S. Hestley's 130 ROB
Rice Wm. H. brick mason, hnec Ellis and Peachtree Rice Z, A. (Wakins & R.)
Samuel P. R.) Booksellers, Stationers, Music, &c. w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h s s Washing¬ ton b Fair and Jones Richards J. J. (J. J. R. & Co.) h e s Washington b Fair and Jones
Richards S. P. (J. J. R. & Co.) res Macon, Ga.
Richards Wm. machinist, bds D. N. Judson's
Richardson Francis M. elk. h n w c Marietta and Cone
Richardson John, conductor, s s Marietta b Duncan and Walton J S.
laborer, h s s w of Richardson ohn Marrietta Foundry al
Richardson Leaver, machinist, n e c Washington and Jones
Richardson S. laborer, wks Winship's Iron Works
Ried Philip P. carp, h s e c Decatur and Collins
Ring John W. elk. T. D. Lyne's DIPLEY THOMAS R. ll> China, Glass, Queensware, &c. w s Whitehall b RR. and
Alabama, hes Peachtree "
Roach Alex. J. engineer, h s s Rhodes w of W. & A. RR. ma¬ chine shop
Roach Elisha J. phys. n e c Whitehall and Peters
Roach Jonas B. elk. bds S. G. Howell's Roach W. H. M. carp, w s Collins b Harris and Baker Roach Wm. blacksmith, of H. junction Peachtree and Bridge, h
w s Wadley b Luckie and Church Robert Chas. elk. bds W. E. Lander's Roberts Joseph, stone cutter, bds Tennessee House Roberts Mark L. elk. bds Wm. C. Humphrey's
Roberts S. H. conductor W. & A. RR. bds A. P. Rollin's Roberts Stephen, law student, bds S. T. Bigger's Robertson Geo. jr. atty. at law, s s Alabama b Whitehall and
Pryor, over Wood, Eddy & Co's, bds Trout House Robertson Jeptha, wagon mkr. w s Peachtree opp Houston, h e s
Pryor b Cherokee and Houston S.
Robertson Wm. printer, h w s McDonough b Clark's al and
Faith's al J. Robinson A. medical student, bds J. R. Bosworth's
Robinson Miss Eliza, e s McDonough c of Mobb's al Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth, hes McDonough c of Mobb's al b. k. & Robinson Geo. Jones McLendon's, h s s Marietta b Cone and Wadley
Robinson Miss Jane, e s al McDonough c Mobb's h s Robinson Jas. elk. w Thompson b Mitchell and Peters
Robinson Jas. L. laborer, n s Cain b Ivy and Collins ROU 131
Robinson J. C. machinist, wks Georgia RR. machine shop Robinson Jefferson, engineer, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Robinson Jeptha C. carriage mkr. h w s Pryor b Cherokee and Houston
Robinson Joseph C. machinist, h s e c Fair and Washington
DOBINSON LEVI. ,r . . IV Agent for Fisk & Crane's Metallic Burial Cases, at Tomlin- son & Barnes', h s s Bridge al b Thompson and M. & W. RR. Robinson Mrs. Maria E. nvc Peters and Washington Robinson Mrs. Rachael S. at Jos. C. Robinson's Robinson Saml. C. W. blksmith, w s Pryor b Cherokee and Houston
Robinson Wm. P. (Peters, Harden & Co.) s e c Fair and Hill Rodes Charles C. (Mecaslin & R.) h e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter Roark W. W. wh. and ret. grocery, stc Mitchell and White¬ hall, h 1J miles on Whitehall Road Rogan Danl. laborer, bds Michael Rogan's Rogan Mrs. Ellen, at Michael Rogan's Rogan Lawrence, watchman, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Rogan Michael, laborer, h n s Mitchell b Pryor and Lloyd Rogers Benj. P. carp, h n s Jones b Frazier and Martin's al lw"P OGrERS Gr. C. Fulton Sale and Livery Stable, n s RR. b Lloyd and Col¬ lins, nr depot, bds Washington Hall Rogers Jas. teacher, sec Gilmer and Collins Rogers John J. carp, n s Jones b Frazier and Martin's al Rogers John C. tailor, bds Geo. W. Jack's Rogers Rev. John L. pastor Central Presbyterian Church, study s s Alabama b Pryor and Lloyd Rogers Miss M. Louise, sec Gilmer and Collins Rogers Miss Mary C. n s Jones b Frazier and Martin's al Rogers R. teacher, h s e c Gilmer and Collins Rollins A. P. h n s Walton b Duncan and Marietta Root Sidney, (Beach & R.) h s w c Jones and Washington Rosan Francis, baggage master, h n s Decatur b Collins and Calhoun Rose Singleton C. yard master, W. & A. RR. h s s Marietta b Duncan and Walton Rosser Isaac, h n s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Rote Mayer, (Lyon & Co.) bds Benj. Parr's Rothwell Miss Ellen, bds Geo. Green's Rothwell Mrs. Patience, bds Geo. Green's Rotes , cab. mkr. bds B. W. Parr's Rouney Jno. peddler, bds Planters' Hotel 132 SAY
Route Mrs. Mary M.ns Peters opp Garnett Rucker Jesse G. grocery, s w c McDonough and Faith's al Rucker Jett W. (R. & Woddail,) bds Mrs. Nancy Woddail's Rucker J. W. elk. bds Mrs. N. Woddail's Rucker Mrs. Louisa Y.swc McDonough and Faith's al Rucker & Woddail, (Jett W. R. & Jos. F. W.) wh. and ret, grocers and produce dealers, n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor Rumsey Fields, carp, hss Jones b Washington and Crew Rumsey Marion B. carp, s s Jones b Washington and Crew Rushton Wm. master mechanic of Georgia RR. and A. & W. Pt. RR. h w s McDonough b Fair and Jones Russell D. fireman, W. & A. RR. Russell Jas. fireman, bds L. W. Yarbrough's Rutledge DeWitt C. h n w c Bell and RR. Rutledge Jos. I. laborer, h n w c Bell and RR. Rutledge T. C. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Ryan Elizabeth, PYANMrs. JOHN. h Decatur b Pratt and Moore Al Wholesale and Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, &c. w.s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, h e s Whitehall s of Garnett s
Salisbury Wm. M. Atheneum Saloon, n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor, h n s Walton nr junction of Marietta Salmons Lewis S. (S., Mathews & Co.) h s w c McDonough and Clark's al CALMONS, MATHEWS & CO. KJ S., (Lewis S. A. £. M. & Jas. N. Simmons,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, &c. e s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell, Johnson's Block Sampson Wm. engineer, hss Hunter b King and Hill CASSEEN E. R. M Proprietor Washington Hall, east end of depot Sautell Isaac Y. drummer, bds Washington Hall Savage Chas. P. bar k. h n s Mitchell b Lloyd and Washington Savage Gordon, & (Thos. S. & Daniel L. G.) Market Saloon, n s Alabama b Whitehall and Bridge Savage Thos. (S. & Gordon,) bds Washington Hall Savoge Thos. pattern mkr. bds Washington Hall Saye Richard A. carp, wks W. & A. RR. machine shop Saye Richard, machinist, hss Georgia RR. b Terry and King SEW 133
Scofield Lewis, (Blake, S. & Markham,) c of Eastern Corp* Line and Georgia RR. Schatzman Anthony, barber, bds Chas. Beerman's Schenck Herman, machinist, wks Winship's Iron Works Schenck John G. machinist, wks Winship's Iron Works Schiken Mrs. J. bds John Schiken's Schiken John, carp, h c Mitchell and Stockton Schlichter P. (Straus & Co.) bds Chas. Beerman's Fred, Schoen lager beer saloon, n s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Schoen Jacob W. elk. bds n e c Alabama and Whitehall Schramm Philip, tailor, e s McDonough b Fair and Jones Schreyer heater, J no. wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Kelly & Hoffman's *QCOTT ALBERT. Barber, w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell CCOTT A. L. Physician, Office w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, Muhl- enbrink's Block, bds J. L. Cutting's Scrutchin Thos. (McNaught, Ormond & Co.) s w c Stockton and Mangum CEAGO & ABBOTT. O , s ^ (Alvin K. S. & Albert N. A.) Commission Merchants, Wholesale Grocers and Produce Dealers, n e c Forsyth and Mitchell
Seago Alvin K. (S. & Abbott,) n s Mitchell b Whitehall and Forsyth CEAGrO E. M. O . Produce and Commission Merchant, Office s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor, h w s McDonough b Jones and Faith's al CEALS JOHN II. Editor and Proprietor of the Georgia Temperance Crusader, n wc Pryor and Peters Seavey Christopher C. student, at James F. Seavey's Seavey James F. h s s Mitchell b Whitehall and Pryor
Seavey Jas. II. machinst, s s Mitchell b Whitehall and Pryor
Seger Miss Annie, at Luther J. Glenn's Seger Miss Josephine, at Luther J. Glenn's
Seights Miss Susan, s s Alabama b Whitehall and Pryor Sessions J. M. phys. bds Washington' Hall Sewell Christopher C. pressman, Atlanta Intelligencer, Tbda Nicholas Sewell's Sewell
Christopher C. shoemkr. hnec Ivy and Wheat Sewell Miss Frances L. n e c Wheat and Ivy Sewell John W. laborer, n e c Wheat and Ivy Sewell Miss Nancy L. n e c Wheat and Ivy 134 - SIL
Sewell Wm. P. machinist, h n e c Wheat and Ivy Sexton Miss Julia, bds Jas. Beasley s Sexton Miss L. bds Jas. Beasley's
S "^Auction and Commission Merchant, e s Whitehall b Alaba¬ ma and Hunter Shadricks Miss Matilda, h w s Ivy b Cain and Harris Shamble J. M. medical student, bds Mrs. N. Woddail's Shank Herman F. machinist, n e c Ivy and Ellis Shank John E. machinist, h n e c Ivy and Ellis Shap Wm. h n w c Alexander and Peachtree Sharks Jno. fireman, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Shaw Geo. b. k. h s e c Houston and Ivy Shearer Wm. C. machinist, h s s Decatur b Calhoun and Butler Sheehan Cornelius, saloon, n w c Ivy and Decatur, bds Mrs Young's Sheehan Danl. baggage master, Georgia RR. bds Atlanta Ho¬ tel Sheer Miss Mary E. bds Jos. Winship's Shelby Wm. A. (Alexander & S.) bds Amos Hammond's Sherburt , laborer, wks Pitts & Cook's Sherer Chas. machinist, "wks Winship's Iron Works Sheridan Robt. S. engineer, bds J. G. W. Mill's Sheridan Thos. engineer, A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Sherman Miss M. K. teacher, s s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins Sherman Saml. tanner, h s s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins Shield Samuel L. (Goodman, S. & Co.) hnwc Butler and De* catur Shinn A. fireman, W. & A. RR. Shipley Geo. grocer, h n s Irwin s e of Houston Shipley John, h s s Decatur b Pratt and RR. Shipley R. fireman, bds n e c RR. and Butler Shipley W. T. fireman, wks A. & W. Pt. RR. machine shop Shiradon Thos. engineer, A. & W. Pt. RR. bds Atlanta Hotel Shortell Michael, shoemkr. bds Tennessee House Shumate B. D. brick mason, h w s Ivy b Cherokee and Wheat Shumate C. brick mkr. h s w c Frazier and Clark's al Shumate Mrs. Nancy, w s Hayden b Simpson and Baker Shurbutt Thomas A. tanner, h s s Marietta w of Foundry al Silverman Leopold, (Goodman, Shield & Co.) Silvey & Dougherty, (John S. & David H. D.) staple and faney dry goods, clothing, &c. c Marietta and Whitehall Silvey Drury H. h e s Forsyth b Hunter and Mitchell QILVEY & GLAZNER. (John S. & Geo. F. G.) St. Nicholas Billiard Saloon, & 9 Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor SMI 135
Silvey Jno. (S. & Dougherty,) h s s Walton b Peachtree and Wadley Simmons James M. (Salmon, Mathews & Co.) bds Washington Hal1 Simms J. D. family grocer and produce and commission mer. n s Decatur b Peachtree and Pryor, bds Trout House Simms Thos. G. at J. D. Simms', bds Washington Hall Sims David H. elk. McKinney & Co's, bds Mrs. Nancy Wod- dail's Simpson Miss Eleanor, bds John Osborn's Simpson Miss Emily, bds John Osborn's Simpson John, millwright, h w s Whitehall b Mitchell and Pe- ters QIMPSON L. C. O Attorney at Law, Office w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, Muhlinbrink's Block, h s e c Peachtree and Harris Simpson Mrs. Nancy, s s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Simpson Wm. brick mkr. c Orme and Simpson Sisson Y. P. printer, J. I. Miller & Co's, bds Washington Hall Sitton P. M. elk. bds D. N. Judson's Sizemore Wm. laborer, c Hall and Simpson OQLATEN HENRY W. Book Keeper, W. & A. RR. machine shop, bds W. G. Gramling's Slaten S. W. b. k. bds W. G. Gramling's Slater Robt. B. machinist, h s e c Frazier al and Jones Slaughter James S. atty. bds Planters' Hotel Sloan Robt. carp, s s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins QMALL WM. ^ J. Freight Agent A. & W. Pt. RR. Office c RR. and Pratt, h s s Decatur b Butler and Pratt Smith , carp, bds E. J. Craven's Smith , messenger Adams Ex. Co. Smith Allen, laborer, c Pine and Simpson Smith Miss Amelia W. bds Richard Johnson's CMITII A. S. O Ambrotype Gallery, e s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama, h w s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Smith Augustus C. s s Hunter b Terry and King Smith Bartley M. (S. & Ezzard,) h w s Peachtree opp Wesley Chapel Smith Bluford D. elk. h n w c Spring and Marietta Smith Chas. roller, h n s RR. b Moore and Bell Smithson Mrs. Elizabeth, bds Mrs. L. Kelly's 186 SOL
S (Bartley M. S. & Wm. L. E.) Wholesale and Retail Drug¬ gists, &c. n w c Whitehall and RR. Concert Hall Bldg. Smith Gideon, laborer, h w s Marietta n of Hunnicutt Smith Jacob H. elk. W. & A. RR. h n s Walton c Duncan Smith Jas. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Smith Jas. T. brakesman, bds John T. Jones' Smith Jas. e s Marietta Road n of Corp. Line Smith Jesse, h n e c Clark's and Frazier's al Smith Jno. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Smith John B. fireman, h w s Calhoun b RR. and Decatur Smith John R. coach mkr. h w s Connelly opp Fair Ground Smith Jonas S. h s e c Peters and Whitehall Smith L. Windsor, atty. hss Whitehall s of 1st street s of Cooper Smith Mrs. Martha, hss Peters w of M. & W. RR. Smith Mrs. Martha B, see Collins and Decatur Smith Mrs. Mary A. bds Jas. Carmichel's Smith Pat. H. foreman Atlanta Rolling Mill Smith R. h s s Peters b Garnett and M. & W. RR. Smith Miss Ritha, s s Peters w of M. & W. RR. Smith Robt. hss Whitehall s of 1st s of Cooper Smith Samuel E. (S. & West,) w s Whitehall b RR. and Ala- HQ yy"|n CMITH SAMUEL. D Insurance Agent, w s Whitehall b Glenn and McDaniel Smith Sanford, ambrotypist, hns Peters w of M. & W. RR. Smith S. bds Jesse Smith's Smith Thos. roller, n s RR. b Moore and Bell Smith Thos. laborer, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Smith Thos. J. messenger Adams Ex. Co. hss Hunter b Terry and King Smith Thos. L. elk. hss Hunter b Terry and King Smith & West, (Samuel E. S. & Thos. W. W.) mineral water depot and ale bottlers, w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Smith Wm. J. laborer, h c Thurman and Mangum Smithson Richard T. carp, bds Mrs. L. Kelly's Snatch Chas. plasterer, h w s Collins b Houston and Gilmer Snow Jno. engineer, bds P. J. Immel's Sofgee Mrs. Mary, at Jas. I. Miller's Solomon Solomon, (Brady & S.) w s Whitehall b Hunter and Mitchell Solomon Wm. A. law student, hss Mitchell b Washington and McDonough STE 137
South , conductor, W. & A. RR. bds J. G. W. Mill's COUTHERN CONFEDERACY. m Weekly and Semi-Weekly, Office s s Alabama b Pryor and Lloyd, Jas. P. Humbleton, Editor and Proprietor Sowers Felix, plasterer, hes Marietta Road n of Corp. Line CPALDING WM. W. u Trout House Exchange and Billiard Saloon, bds Dr. Hum¬ phrey's Span John, blksmith, Georgia RR. h s e c Hunter and Butler Sparks Beaton, fireman, wks A. and W. Pt. RR. machine shop Sparks John, fireman, e s Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Sparks Master H. fireman, e 9 Butler b Georgia RR; and Hunter Sparks Miss M. J. e s Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Sparks Mrs. Sarah, hes Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Sparks Mrs. Sarah E. e s Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Sparks Welcome U. e s Butler b Georgia RR. and Hunter Spear Charles H. confec. h s s Mitchell b Whitehall and For¬ syth Spence Miss A. A. at John M. Buice's Spencer Thomas, machinist, h n s Markham b Mangum and Haynes Spillman Joshua, carp, bds Mrs. Nancy Gurley's Spinks Lewis, h c Elmore and Fair Stadelman J. C. machinist, rooms w s Whitehall b RR. and Alabama Stallings Simeon W. carp, h n s Faith's al b McDonough and Crew Standard Mrs. Ann, n e c Jones and Frazier alley Standard John, baggage master, h n e c Jones and Frazier alley Standard Miss Mary E. nec Jones and Frazier alley Standard Miss Sarah, nec Jones and Frazier alley Stanford Miss L. bds W. C. Humphrey's Stansel Levi, brkmason, h n s Baker b Ivy and Collins Staples R. F. conductor, hes Calhoun b Decatur and Gilmer Starns Joel M. engineer, h s s Marietta b Duncan and Foundry alley Steele Marks, elk. Goodman Shield & Co.'s Stegall Wm. moulder, h n s RR. b Decatur and Moore Stephens D. V. brakesman, h n s Mechanic w of W. and A. RR. Stephens Wm. painter, bds John A. Paris Stern Abraham, elk. Straus & Co.'s bds C. Beerman's Stevens Miss Elvira J. teacher, n w c Peters and Whitehall Stephens Wm. H. carp, h s s Marietta b Duncan and junction r>f MflTlAftn. anrl Waltnn 188 SUL
Stewart J. Geo. h al w of A. and W. RR. b Peters and Nelson Stewart Miss Mary L. bds John Thrasher's CTEWART & MOORE. u (James A. S. & Wm. C. M.) Flour Manufacturers (Green¬ wood Mills) s s Marietta near Corp. Line gtill bds Mrs. Sarah McDougal's
Stockton Miss Nancy, n s Fair b Terry and King _ Stockton Mrs. Sarah A. h n s Fair b Terry and King Stokes Col. A. H. s w c Fair and Martin's alley Stokes James, telegraph operator, bds Johnson W. Bridwell's Stokes Miss Jane, bds Wm. E. Lander's
Stone Amherst W. (S. & Fitch) n 3 Houston b Butler and Corp. Line Stone C. A. elk. bds Washington Hall Stone & Daniel (Elisha S. & Elijah D.) brick manuf. n e c Cal¬ houn and Houston
Stone Elisha (S. & Daniel) h n e c Calhoun and Houston CTONE & FITCH. O (Amherst W. S. & Fayette S. F.) Attorneys at Law, w 8 Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter, Markham Block Stotts Israel, heater, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds Rolling Mill Boarding House Stovall F. M. elk. bds Washington Hall Straus & Co. (Martin L. S. and P. Schlichter), clothing, &c., w s Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Straus Martin L. (S. & Co.) res Baltimore, Md Strong Cicero H. mer. bds Atlanta Hotel Strong C. S. bds Atlanta Hotel Strickland Henry, 1st street e of Macklin b Forsyth and M. and W. RR Strickland T. student, bds J. B. Peck's Stubb John, engineer Geo. RR, bds Atlanta Hotel Stubbs Miss A. E. (G. & Stubbs) Stoddard Anderson, laborer, h s s Marietta w of Foundry Alley Stuebner Edward, elk. h w s Forsyth b Alabama and Hunter Stuebner Miss L. bds II. Braumuller's Sturdivant Asa, bds s w c Decatur and Butler Sturm Paul, painter, bds Rev. Isaac G. Mitchell's Sudduth Wm. L., laborer, s s Delay b Mangum and Haynes Sullivan Christopher, laborer, h s s Foundry b Fowler and Man¬ gum Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds n s Ellis b Collins and Ivy Sullivan Jeremiah, h w s Whitehall b Garnett and Cooper Sullivan John, baggage master, bds a w c Gilmer and Collins Sullivan John, grocery, n w c Decatur and Ivy THO 189
Summers J., Henry carp, hns Decatur b Calhoun and Butler
CUMMEY & HURLICK. O Marble Quarry, Office, Marble Works Post Office, Pickens co., Ga. Swift Mrs. Mary A., s s Decatur b Lloyd and Collins T
Proprietors of the Medical and Literary Weekly, office n e
c Decatur and Peachtree Taliaferro Valentine
H. & h e s (T. Thomas) Ivy b Wheat and Houston
Talley A. S. elk, bds Dr. Willis F. Westmoreland's , Talmut b. k. bds F. M. Coleman's Tank
Napoleon C. laborer, s s b bds Jones Terry & Martin's alley
Tanks Charles, n "w c Calhoun and Gilmer Tanner James, carp, h e s Peachtree n of Corporation Line
Tanner Wm. J. elk. Seago & Abbott's, bds n e c Mitchell and Whitehall TARRAR JESSE C. 1
Land Dealer, h s e c Harris and Collins Tatum Joseph, carp, bds W. Glazier's A.
Taylor & James (Hunnicutt T.), hns Cherokee b Pryor and Ivy, rear of Trout House Taylor Joseph, peddler, n s RR. b Calhoun and Butler
Taylor Joseph, laborer, e s Thompson b Mitchell and Peters Taylor Mrs, Lucinda, cor Mechanic and Fowler TENNESSEE HOUSE. 1 e s Lloyd b Alabama and Hunter, Mrs. M. A. Holland,. Proprietress
Terry Geo. .W> machinist, hns Fair b Terry and King Thomas A. G. & (Taliaferro T.) bds E. B. Reynolds' THOMAS GEO. S. 1
Attorney at Law and Agent for Martin's Georgia Reporter^ e s Office Whitehall b Alabama and Hunter Thomas John, brakeman, bds A. P. Rollin's Thomas Miss M., dress mkr at Madame R. J. Dorman's. Thomas Rob't, tailor, wks Lawshe & Purtell's b. k h e s Thomas Thomas A. Bell b RR. and Decatur Thomas Thomas L. justice of the peace, office e s Whitehall b> Alabama and Hunter
Thomason Geo. W. tailor, hns Walton h "Rrirl
