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Nineteenth District -John A. Steph- ens
Twentieth District-C. W: DuBose, Sparta
Twenty-first District-A. S. Hamil- ton
Twenty-second District -T. B. Caba- niss, Forsyth
Twenty third District-John F. Trout- man
Twenty fourth District-T. W. Grimes, Columbus
Twenty-fifth District-J. C. Drake, Thomastou
Twenty sixth District -S. Grantland, Milton
Twenty-seventh Dsstrict -H. D. Mc- Daniel, Marion
Twenty cighth District-J. W. Pres- ton, Monticello
Twenty ninth District- H. R. Casey
Thirtieth District-Samuel Lumpkin, Lexington
Thirty-first District - thomas Crymes
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Thirty-second District - M. G. Boyd, Cleveland
Thirty-third District -Allen D. Cand- ler. Gainesville
Thirty-fourth District - G. W. Bryan, McDonough
Thirty fifth District-E. P. Huwell. Atlanta
Thirty-sixth District-F. M. Duncan, Douglassville
Thirty-serenth District J. A. Speer, LaGrange
Thirty eighth District -W. J. Head, Buchanan
Thirty-ninth District - A. W. Hol- combe
Fortieth District-C. J. Wellborn, Blairsville
Forty-first District -W. H. Simmons
Forty second District-Samuel Haw- kins, Summerville
Forty-third District - J. C. Fain, Ringgold
Forty-fourth District-J. C. Clements, LaFayette.
HOUSE.
List here given by counties, alpha- betically.
Appling-M Branch, Baxley
Baker-P. D. Davis, Newton
Baldwin-J. A. Green, Milledgeville
Banks-D. C. Oliver, Homer
Bartow-T. W. Milner, R. H. Can- non
Berrien-J. H. Kirby, Nashville / Bibb-A. O. Bacon, C. J. Harris, R. A. Nisbet, Macon
Brooks-H. G. Turner, Quitman
Bryan-J. M. Brannon
Bulloch-R. W. DeLoach, Statesboro
Burke-S. A. Corker. Waynesboro ; E. A. Perkens, Lawtonville ; W. F. Walton, Green's Cut
Butts-S. F. Smith, Jackson.
Calhoun-O. H. Paul, Morgan
Camden-Thomas Butler, St. Marys
Campbell - J. M. Wilson, Campbell- ton
Carroll-H. Hogan, E. Phillips, Carrollton
Cutoosa-A. H. Gray, Ringgold Charlton- F. Lang, Traders Hill
Chatham-A. T. Adams, W. W. Paine. I. M. Russell, Savannah
Chattahoochee-L. Harp, Cusseta Chattooga-W. F. Irvine, Summer- ville
Cherokee-W. B. Puckett, Canton
Clarke-B. C. Yancey, Athens
Clayton-J. L. McConnell, Jones. boro
( linch - L. Strickland, Homerville
Cobb - George Roberts, C. D. Phil- lips. Marietta
Coffee - S. D. Phillips. Douglas
Columbia-J. P. Williams, Appling Colquitt James Vick, Montrie
Coweta -J. D. Sims, W. A. Turner,
Newnan
Crawford -J. F. Jordan, Knoxville Dade -M. A. B. Tatum, Trenton Dawson Joseph McAfee, Dawson ville
Decatur-J. O. Farnell, W. W. Har- rell. Bainbridge.
, DeKalb-R. A. Alston, Decatur Dodge-J W. Buchan, Eastman
Dooly-I. L. Toole, Vienna
Dougherty-A. C. Westbrook, J. W. Walters, Albany
Douglas-W. McGouirk, Douglas- ville
Early-W. C. Sheffield, Blakely
Echols-J. P. Prescott, J. D. Smith, Statenville
Effingham-J. F. Berry, Springfield
Elbert-R. F. Tate, Elberton
Emanuel -John Bell, Swainsboro
Funnin -R. C. Duggar, Morganton
Fayette-D. A. McLucas, Fayette- ville
Floyd-J. C. Reese, A. J. King, Rome
Forsyth-H. P. Riden, Cumming
Franklin -J. H. Shannon, Carnes- ville
Fulton-N. J. Hammond, P. L. My- natt, W. H. Hulsey, Atlanta
Gilmer-W. R. Welch, Ellijay
Glasscock -E. G. Scruggs, Gibson
Glynn -J. W. Lamb, Brunswick Gordon -W. R. Rankin, Sonora
Green -J. B. Park, R. L. McWhor- ter, Greensboro
Gwinnett -W. J. Bone, N. L. Hutch- ins, Lawrenceville
Habersham -J. H. Grant, Mount Airy
Ilall - J. E. Redwine, Gainesville
Hancock -A. M. DuBose, Sparta, and W. J. Northern, Mount Zion Haralson -Taliaferro, Talapoosa Harris-W. I. Hudson, Jesse Cox, Hamilton
Hart A. G. McCurry, Hartwell
Heard - H. W. Daniel, Franklin
Henry-W. T. Dickin, McDonough
Houston-B. M. Davis, Perry ; A. L.
Clay-W. J. Johnson, Fort Gaines Miller, Fort Valley; J. F. Sykes, Byron
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Irwin - J. B. Fletcher, Irwinville
Jackson -- A. T Bennett, W. J. Pike, Jefferson
Jasper - E. C. Pope, Monticello
Jefferson -A. E. Tarver, J. Il. Pol- hill, Louisville
Johnson-W. L. Johnson, Wrights- ville
Jones - R. II. Barron, Clinton
Laurens -II. M. Burch, Dublin
Lee-J. A. Clegg, Leesburg
Liberty-E. P. Miller
Lincoln-J. E. Strother, Goshen, Lowndes - C. H. M. Howell, Valdosta Lumpkin-Wee Hunt, Dahlonega McDuffie - J. S. Jones, Thompson
McIntosh - A. R. Rogers (c). Darien Macon - Davis Gammage, Marshall- ville ; J. M. DuPree, Oglethorpe
Madison-J. A. Green, Danielsville Marion-H. T. Hollis, Buena Vista Meriwether-F. J Williams, Warm
Springs ; C. W. Williams, Haralson Miller - H. C. Sheffield, Colquitt
Milton - H. L. Cuuningham, Alpha- retta
Mitchell-C. W. Collins, Camilla
Monroe - B. H. Zellner, J. G. Phin- izy, Forsyth
Montgomery - D. J. McRae, Mt. Ver- non
Morgan-L. G. Anderson, Madison Murray - William Luffin, Cohutta Springs
Muscogee - R. Crawford, L. F. Gar- rard, Columbus
Newton-L. B. Anderson, L F. Liv- ingston, Covington
Oconee -W. Y. Elder, Watkinsville Oglethorpe-J. M. Smith, Winterville; W. M. Willingham, Crawford
Paulding O. T. Brintle, Dallas Pickens-R. R. Howell, Jasper Pierce- D. P. Patterson, Blackshear Pike -S. K. Cook, Barnesville Polk-C. G. Janeg, Cedartown
Pulaski-R. W. Anderson, Hawkins- ville
Patnam-R. C. Hlumber, Eatonton Quitman-L. P. Dozier, Hatcher's Station
Rabun - J. MI. Bleckley, Clayton
Randolph -J. J. McDonald, Cuthbert Richmond -H. G. Wright, G. R. Sib- 000. ley, L. D. Duval, Augusta Rockdale - B. F. Carr. Conyers Schley - MI. J. Wall, Ellaville Screren-W. M. Henderson Spulding-J. D. Stewart, Griffin
Stewart - W. H. Harrison, W. W Fitzgerald
Sumter - W Il. Davidson, Allen Fort, Americus
Talbot-J. M. Matthews, Talbotton ; J. C. Maund, Geneva
Taliaferro-J. T. Chapman, Craw- fordsville
Tattnall - E. Bird, Reidsville
Taylor-J. D. Mitchell, Butler
Telfair -John Wilcox. Temperance
Terrell - E. G. Ilill, Dawson
Thomas -- D. H. Wilmot, W. M. Ham- mond, Thomasville
Towns-S. Y. Jamison, Iliwassee
Troup -J. F. Awtry, A. H. Cox, La- Grange
Twigys - J. T. Glover, Jeffersonville Union-T. J. Butt, Blairsville
Upson -O. C. Sharman, Thomaston Walker - J. B. Wheeler, Cedar Grove Walton -W. R. Smith, Monroe
Ware - T. J. Ivey, Waresboro
Warren -R. T. Barksdale, Warren- ton
Washington - George W. Peacock, Green Brantley, Sandersville
Wayne -J. A. Poppell, Waynesville Webster -- W. C. Kendrick, Preston White-J. J. Kinsey, Cleveland Whitfield-J. A. R. Hanks, Dalton Wilcox-S. D. Fuller, Abbeville
Wilkes-F. H. Colly, B. F. Jordan, Washington
Wilkinson-F. Chambers, Irwinton Worth-G. G. Ford, Warwick
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE- CABINET.
PRESIDENT - RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. Term euds March 4, 1881. Salary $50,000
VICE-PRESIDENT-WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. Term ends March 4, 1881. Salary $10,000.
SECRETARY Of STATE William M. Evarts, of New York. Salary $10,- 000.
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY - John Sherinan, of Obio. Salary $10,-
SECRETARY OF WAR -George W. McCreary, of Ohio. Salary $10,000.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY -R. W. Thompson, of Indiana. Salary $10,- 000.
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SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR - Carl Schurz, of Missouri. Salary $10,000 POSTMASTER-GENERAL - David M. Key, of Tennessee. Salary $10,000.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL - Charles De- vens, of Massachusetts. Salary $10, 000.
COURTS AND JUDGES. Supreme Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE.
Morrison R. Waite, Toledo, O. Salary $10,500.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Nathan Clifford, Portland, Me. Sal- ary $10,000.
Ward Hunt, New York. Salary $10,000.
William Strong, Philadelphia, Pa. Salary $1,000.
Joseph P. Bradley, Newark, N. J. Salary $10,000.
Noah H. Swayne, Columbus, O. Salary $10,000.
John M. Harlan, Louisville, Ky. Salary $10,000.
Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. Salary $10,000.
Stephen J. Field, San Francisco, Cal. Salary $10,000.
Samuel F. Phillips, Solicitor Gen- eral, Washington, D. C. Salary $7,- 500.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
First Circuit, George F. Shepley, of Portland, Me .; Second, Alexander S. Johnson, of New York: Third, Wm. McKennon, of Washington, Pa .; Fourth, Hugh L. Bond, of Baltimore, Md .; Fifth, Wm. B. Woods, of Atlanta, Ga .; Sixth, John Baxter, of Nashville, Tenn .; Seventh, Thomas Drummond, of Chicago, Ill .; Eighth, John F. Dil- lon, of Dubuque, Iowa .: Ninth. Lo- renzo Sawyer, of Sin Francisco, Cal. Salaries, $5,000 each.
COURT OF CLAIMS - Charles D. Drake. Chief Justice; Edward G Loring, E Peck, C. C. Nott, Wm. A. Richardsou, Judges. The Court holds its sessions in the Capitol, at Washington, D. C.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL - Freder- ick Douglas (c).
DEPARTMENT AND GENERAL OFFICERS.
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES --- James Gilfillan.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVE- NUE - Green R. Raum.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY - John J. Knox.
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE - William G Le Duc.
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS - Ellis Spear.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS-John A. Bentley.
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION - John Eaton.
COMMISSIONER OF LAND OFFICE - James A. Williamson.
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN OFFICE - E. A. Hoyt.
CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER-John D. Defrees.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COAST SURVEY -Carlisle P. Patterson.
LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS -A. R. Spofford.
Officers and Members of Congress.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE - William A. Wheeler, president ; George C. Gorham, secretary ; William J. Mc- Donald, chief clerk ; John R. French, sergeant-at-arms; W. E. Creary, post- master ; George F. Dawson, librarian ; Rev. Byron Sunderland, chaplain.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE - Samuel J. Randall, speaker; George M. Adams, of Kentucky, clerk ; John G. Thomp- son, of Ohio, sergeant- at-arms ; Chas. W. Field, doorkeeper ; James M. Stewart, of Virginia, postmaster; Wil- liam D Hardy, librarian ; Rev. John Poisal, chaplain.
Forty-Fifth Congress.
Began March 4th, 1877, ends March 4th, 1879. Figures after Senators' names show the date when ferm ex- dires ; after representatives', show the number of district. Senators' names in italic.
ALABAMA.
George E Spencer 79
John T. Morgan 83
James T. Jones 1
Hilary A. Herbert. 2 Jere N. Williams. 3
Charles M. Shelley 4
Robert F. Ligon 5
Goldsmith W. JIewitt 6
Wm. H. Forney 7
W. W. Garth 8
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ARKANSAS.
Stephen W. Dorsey 79
Augustus HI. Garland. 83
Lucien C Gause. . 1
William F. Slemons.
2
Jordan E
Cr vens
3
Thomas MI Gunter 4
CALIFORNIA.
Aaron A. Sargent. 79
Newton Booth. 81
Horace Davis.
1
Horace F Page
2
Jobn K. Luttrell
3
Romualdo Pacheco. 1
COLORADO.
Jerome B. Chaffee 79
Henry M. Teller. 83
James B. Beltord 1
CONNECTICUT.
Wm. H. Barnum 79
HI. Eaton 81
Geo. MI. Landers 1
James Phelps
2
John T. Wait.
3
Levi Warner
4
DELAWARE.
Thomas F. Bayard 81
Eli Saulsbury 83
James Williams.
1
FLORIDA.
Simon B Conover 79
Charles W. Jones . 81
Robert H. M. Davidson 1
H. Bisbee, Jr .. .
2
GEORGIA
John B Gordon 79
Ben II Hill 83
Julian Hartridge 1
Wm. E. Swith
2
Philip Cook .
3
Henry R. Harris.
Miton A. Candler 5
James H. Blount. .
6
W. H. Frlioo.
7
Alexander H. Stephens.
8
Hiram P. Bell
9
ILLINOIS
Richard L Oglesby 79
David Davis. 83
William Altricu. 1
Carter H. Harrison
Lorenz , Bremano ..
2
William Lathrop ..
Horatio C. Burcuard. 5
Thos. J. Henderson .
6
Greenbury L. Fort. 8
Thos. A. Boyd
Benjamin F. Marsb 10
Robert M. Koapp. 11
Wm. N. Springer
12
Thomas F. T.pi n
13
Joseph G. Canyou 14
Jobn R. EdeD. 15
Wm. A. J. Sparks. 16
Wm. R. Morrison.
17
William Hartsell.
18
Richard W. Townsbend. 19
INDIANA.
Daniel W. Voorhees 79
Joseph E Mc Donald
.81
Besoni S. Fuller.
1
Thomas R. Cobb.
2
George A. Bicknell
3
Leouldus Sexton ..
4
Thomas M. Browne
5
Milton S. Robinson
6
John Hanna.
7
Morton C. Hunter.
8
Michael D. White 9
Wm. H. Calkins.
10
Jas. L. Evans
11
Andrew H. Hamilton
12
John H. Baker.
13
IOWA.
William B. Allison. 79
Samuel J. Kirkwood.
83
J. C. S.one.
1
utiiam Price ..
2
Tueo. W. Burdick 3
1
Rush Claik.
5
Ezekiel S. Sampson.
6
Henry J. B. Cummings 7
W. F. Sapp ..
. .
8
Addison Oliver
9
KANSAS.
John J. Ingalls
79
Preston B. Plumb 83
Win. A. Phillips.
1
Dudley C Haskell
Thomas Ryan
3.
KENTUCKY.
Thomas C. Mc Creery
79
James B. Beck ..
83
Andrew R. Boone.
1
James A. Mckenzie.
John W. Caldwell
3
J. Proctor Knott.
4
Albert S. Willis. 5
3 Jobn G. Carlisle C
4 J C. S. Blackburn 7
Muiton J. Durbam
8
Tuomas Turner
6
Philip C. Hays.
.
7 John B. Cark.
10
8
Nathaniel C. Deering.
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ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
LOUISIANA.
Jas. B. Eustis. 79
Wm. Pitt hellogy 83
Randall L. Gibson 1
E. John Ellis
2
Chester B. Darrall
2
John B Elam
Vacant
5
·
Edward W. Robertson
6
MAINE
Hannibal Hamlin.
81
James G. Blaine. 83
Thomas B Reed 1
Wm. P. Frve. 2
Stephen D. Li ,dsev
3
Lewellyn Powers
4
Eugene Hale
5
MARYLAND.
George R Dennis .79
Wm. P Whyte. 81
Daniel M Henry 1
Chas. B. Roberts.
2
William Kimmell.
3
Thos. Swann
4
Eli J. Henkle
5
William Walsh
6
MASSACHUSETTS
Henry L. Dawes .81
George F. Hoar 83
Wm. W. Crapo 1
Benj. W. Harris.
2
Leopold Morse.
1
Nathaniel P. Banks.
5 6
Benjamin F. Butler. 7
William Claflin 8 9
William W. Rice.
Amasa Norcross.
10
George D. Robinson 11
MICHIGAN.
Isaac P. Christiancy 81
Thomas W. Ferry 83
Alphens S. Williams
1
Edwin Willits.
2
James H. McGowan
3
Edwin W. Keightley
4
Jno. Howard Pngh
2
Miles ROAS.
3
Alva A. Clark 4
Augustne W. Cutler. 5
Thomas B. Peddie
6
Ang. A. Hardenbergh
7
NEW YORK.
Sillia J. R. Mc Millan .81
Wm. Wisdom 83
Mark H. Dunnell
Horace B. Strait
J. H. Stewart.
3
MISSISSIPPI.
Blanche K. Bruce (c) 81
Lucius Q C. Lamar 83
Henry L. Muldrow
1
Van H. Manning
2
Hernando DeS. Money 3 .
Otbo R. Singleton
4
Charles O. Hooker
5
James R. Chalmers. 6
MISSOURI
David H. Armstrong
79
Francis M. Cockrell. 81
Anthony Ittner 1
Nathan Cole.
2
.
Lynn S. Metcalfe.
3
Robert A. Hatcher 4
Richard P
Bland
5
Charles H. Morgan
6
Thomas T. Crittenden 7
Benjamin Franklin 8
David Rea. 9
Henry M. Pollard 10
John B. Clark, Jr. 11
John M Glover
12
Aylett H. Buckner 13
NEBRASKA.
Algernon S. Paddock
81
Alvin Saunders
83
Frank Welsh
1
NEVADA.
John P. Jones
79
I'm. Sharon.
81
Thomas Wrenn
1
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Bainbridge Wadleigh.
79
E. H Rollins
81
Frank Jones
1
Jav. F. Briggs
2
Henry W. Blair 3
NEW JERSEY.
Theo F. Randolph
81
Jno. R. McPherson. 83
Clement H. Sinnickson 1
John W. Stone. 5
Mark S Brewer
6
Omer D. Conger
7
Charles C. Ellsworth
8
Jay A. Hubbell 9
MINNESOTA.
Roscoe Conkliny
79
Francis Kernan
81
1 James W. Covert.
1
2' William D. Veeder
2
Walbridge A. Field
3
.George H. Loring
4
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ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
Simeon B. Crittenden
Archibald M. Bliss.
4 William McKinley 17
Nicholas Muller
5 James Monroe. 18
Samuel S Cox.
Anthony Eickhoff
7 Amos Townsend
20
OREGON.
.John HI Mitchell. 79
La Fayette Grover 83
Richard Williams 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
James Don Cameron 79
Win. A Wallace. 81
16 Chapman Freeman. 1
17 Charles ()'Neil. 2
18 Samuel J Randall 3
19 Wm. D. Kellev 4
Alfred D. Harmer
William Ward 6
ISAAC N. Evans
Hiester Clrmer
8
A. Herr Smith 9
Samnel A. Bridges. 10
Francie D Collins 11
Hendrick R Wright 12
James B. Reilv .. 13
John W Killenger 14
Edward Overton, Jr. . 15
John T. Mitchell. I6
Jacob MI. Campbell
17
William S Stenger
18
Lovi Maich . . 19
Levi A Mackey 20
Jacob Turner
21
Russell Errett 22
Thomas M. Bayne. 23
Wm. S Sballenberger.
24
Harry White.
25
.John M. Thompson
26
Lewis H. Watson
27
RHODE ISLAND
Ambrose E Burnside 81
Henry A. Anthony. 83
Benj. T. Eames.
1
Latimer W Ballou.
2
SOUTH CAROLINA.
.John J Patterson.
79
M. C. Butler . 83
Joseph H Rainey 1
Richard H. Cain.
D. Wyatt Aiken
3
.
J. K. Evins
4
Robert Small
5
TENNESSEE.
James E Bailey
81
Isham G. Harris 83
James H. Randolph 1.
Jacob M. Thornberg
2
.
Geo. G. Dibrell.
3
Haywood Y. Riddle 1 ·
Mathew P. Ransom. 83
Jesse J. Yates. 1
Curtis H. Brogden 2
Alfred M. Waddell
3
Joseph J. Davis
4
Alfred M. Scales
5
Walter S Steele
6
Wm. M. Robbins
7
Robert B. Vance
8
OHIO.
Stanley Matthews 79
Allen G. Thurman 81
Milton Savler 1
Henry B. Banning.
2
Miles Gardner.
3
John A. MacMabon.
4
Americns V. Rice.
5
Jacob D Cox.
6
Henry L. Dickey
7
Joseph W. Keifer 8
John S. Jones 9
Charles Foster. 10
Henry S. Neal 11
Thomas Ewing 12
Milton I. Sontrard 13
E B. Finlev
.14
Nelson H. Van Vorhes. .15
12
John H. Ketcham 13
George M. Beebee
14
Stephen L Machen
15
Terence J Quinn
Martin I Townsend
Andrew Williams
Amiziah B Jones.
John H. Starin
20
Solomon Bundy 21
George A. Bagley
22
W. J Baron 23
Wm. H. Baker 24
Frank Hiscock 25
John H. Camn.
26
Elbridge G Lapham
27
Jere W. Dwight 28
John N. Hungerford 29
E. Kirk Hart
30
Charles E. Benedict
31
Daniel M Lockwood. .32
G. W. Patterson 33
NORTH CAROLINA.
Augustus S. Merrimon. 79
3 Lorenzo Danford
16
Fernando Wood
9
Abram S. Hewett.
10
Benj. A. Willie
11
Clarkson N Potter
6 James A Garfield
19
Anson G. McConk.
8
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ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
John MI Bright.
John F. Honse.
W. C. Whitthorne.
J. D C. Atkins 8
Ww P. Callwell
9
H. Casey Y ning. 10
TEXAS.
Sam B M
Richard Coke
John, H RAYAN 1
David B Calberson
2
J. W T .rockmorton
3
Roger Q Mills
4
De Witt C. Giddings
Gustave Schleicher.
VERMONT.
Justin S Morrill 79
George F. Edmunds .81
Charles H. Joyce.
1
Dudley C. Denison
2
George W. Hendee. 3
VIRGINIA.
John W. Johnston 77
Robert E Withers. 81
Beverly B. Donglass 1
John Goode. Jr. .
2
Gilbert C. Walker
3
NEW MEXICO Trinidad Romero
Joseph Jorgensen
4
George C. Cabell. 5
J. Randolph Tucker. 6
5 John T. Harris 7
6 Eppa Hunton
S
7 A. L. Pridemore 9
WEST VIRGINIA.
Frank Hereford.
Henry G Davis 83
Bujamin Wilson 1
81 : Beijimin F. Martin 2
83 John E. Kenna. 3
WISCONSIN.
Timothy O. Howe 79
Angus Cameron. 81
5 Charles G. W.Il:ams 1
6 Licien B. Ca-well 2
G-orge C H+z-Iton. 3
Ww. Pitt Uvude. 4
Elward S. Bragg. . 5
Gabriel Bock. 6
H. L Humphrey 7
Tuad. C. Pound 8
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
ARIZONA -Hiram S. Sreven4
DAKOTAH-J+ fferson P. Kidder
IDAHO -Stephen S. F. Du MONTANA Martin MaginDis
UTAH
George Q. Cannou
WASHINGTON - Orange JJacobs
WYOMING - William W Coorlett
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Bank of Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia.
Perina Brown, President. \ M. IL. Patterson, Cashier.
Paid up Capital, - $180,000.
Banking Room. 10 E. Wall St., Kimball House.
Does a general Banking Business ; buys and sells Exchange, and makes Collections on all accessible points, at lowest rates.
W. C. MORRILL. WM. GOODNOW,
DIRECTORS :
JOSEPH STEPHENS.
L. C. JONES,
W. H. PATTERSON.
PERINO BROWN, B. B. CREW,
The Merchant's Bank
Of Atlanta, Ga.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Paid up Capital, $200,000 - -
Campbell Wallace, Pres't. \Mm. A. Moore, Vice Pres't. C. W. Henderson, Cashier. W.W. Clayton, Asst. Cashier.
14 EAST ALABAMA STREET.
DIRECTORS : CAMPBELL WALLACE, George Winship -· Winship & Bro., manufacturers. John White - President At ens National Bank.
Ben. E. Crane-Langston & Crane, wholesale grocers.
J. M. Veach-Merchant Miller, Adairsville. Jas. R. Wylie-Wholesale Grocer. Wm. A. Moore-Moore, Marsh & Co., wholesale dry goods.
Jas. H. Porter-Porter & Meakin , machine shops. Clinton I. Brown-Eddleman & Brown, boot and shoe manf'rs. NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS-National Park Bank and Hanover Na- tional Bank.
Collections solicited and returns prompt.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JAS. R. DU BOSE. ED. R. DU BOSE.
JOHN S. PARKS.
New Cash Grocery Store & Commission House
JAS. R. DUBOSE & SON, 81 PEACHTRREE STREET,
The only STRICTLY CASII house in the city. Our customers will have none of the debts of their delinquent neighbors to pay. Call and examine our stock and prices. Goods delivered to any part of the city. A choice line of CIGARS always on hand.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
HOWELL C. GLENN,
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ALL THE STATES.
H. C. GLENN.
L J. GLENN. L. J. GLENN & SON
Horneus and Counsellors a
19 Whitehall St., (up-stairs) Atlanta, Ga. DR. STAINBACK WILSON'S Hygienic AInstitute and urkish O
Bath ! - .
Loyd Street, opposite Markham House, ATLANTA, GA.
I feel Wkamuur
For the treatment of Chronic Diseases and prevention of all forms of disease, by remedies safe, pleasant and invigorating, excluding all that are debilitating and poisonous. Be- sides the Hot Air Turkish Bath- the greatest luxury and curative of the age, and the only one South-some of the other agents are Swedish and Machine Movements, Inhalations, Electricity, Medicated Vapor, Roman, Shampoo, Warm and Cold Water, Douche, Shower, Spray and Needle Baths ; Sheet Packs, and every form of water bath. Also, Arkansas Hot Springs Mineral Water of natural elements and temperature.
Cures guaranteed in Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Female Disorders, Dyspepsia, and all diseases for which Hot Springs are resorted to. Separate Rooms for ladies, and special attention to their diseases, which are cured without pain or exposure. Open every day, all hours, to both ladies and gentlemen.
Water Baths. 25 Cents. Shampoo and Roman Baths, 50 Cents. Directions for Home Treatment.
JNO. STAINBACK WILSON, M.D., Physician in Charge.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
MARK W. JOHNSON.
| Established 1868. |
JOSEPH H. JOHNSON (late of Griffin, Ga.)
Mark W. Johnson & Co.,
Dealers in and Agents for
S team
Engines,
Farm and Sorgho Machinery,
Fertilizers, Farm and Garden Seeds, Carriages, Wagons, Etc. ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
ATLANTA
Brass Foundry ! JAMES E. GULLATT, Agent. Manufactures all kinds of
Brass Castings and Anti-Friction Metals. Would call special attention to GULLATT'S ANTI-FRICTION METAL, as substitute for Brass.
No. 23 S. Calhoun Street, ATLANTA.
WILSON HOUSE,
E. Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Single Meals or Lodging, 50 cents. Transient, per day, $1.50. Special Rates for Longer Time.
J. L. KEITH,
Proprietor.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LOCHREY'S PREMIUM
DYE WORKS 8
The Largest and only Complete Dye Works South of New York
James Lochrey,
Dyer of Sill, Woolen and Cotton Goods
Embracing Ladies' and Gentlemen's wearing apparel of every description. at the lowest possible figures, defying all competition either as to quality of work or price.
He uses the purest and best dyes uff's, has the finest machinery, employs the most experienced workmen, and gives personal supervision to the work ; there- fore, he can turn out the very best, as this premiums will show.
Goods received and delivered by express to and from all parts of the country.
No. 45 East Hunter Street, Atlanta, Ga.
H. G. Sawtell,
(Patronage solicited if payments are made promptly.)
108 Whitehall Street Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Dressed Hogs, Mution, Veal, Beef, &c.
Also dealer in LIVE STOCK, and proprietor of the Central Stock Yards. All orders filled promptly, and satis- faction guaranteed.
Am prepared to slaughter and pack Hogs in any quantity at short notice.
JOHN LASOMARSI
Confectioner,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Etc.,
8 WHITEHALL STREET, -
ATLANTA, GA.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CSATLANTAD
Flouring Mills.
E. LEWIS, Proprietor,
COR. HUNTER & THOMPSON STS.,
ATLANTA, -
- GEORGIA.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
WYMI. J. LAND,
Analytical Chemist
No. 1 Line Street, cor. Peachtree.
Complete Analyses
Promptly Executed,
Chemist to the " Department of Agriculture."
Address P. O. Box 305, ATLANTA, GA.
W. E. MONROE. L. D. CAMPBELL J. F. BURKE.
J. F. BURKE & CO.,
Proprietors of the
GEORGIA SPICE MILLS,
Manufacturers of and wholesale dealers in
Coffees, Baking Powder, Cream Tartar, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Saigon Bark, Table Sauce, Catsup, Ginger, Cayenne, Indigo, Soda, Flavoring Ex- tracts, Mustards. Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Peanuts, Teas, Grocers' Drugs, Etc. COFFEES, PEANUTS, and MALT roasted for the Trade.
Sole manufacturers of the Celebrated " TOWN TALK " Baking Powder.
105 Pryor, corner Mitchell,
ATLANTA, GA.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
A. T. FINNEY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Carriages, Harness
ETC., ETC.
Pactory : No. 12 S. Forsyth St., opposite Capitol. Salesroom & Office : 15 S Broad St. ATLANTA, GA.
JOSEPH S. RIVERS,
NO. 183 MARIETTA ST ..
Wagon-making, Blacksmithing & Horseshoeing MANUFACTURER OF
Edge Tools, Mill Picks and Plows.
Jag All kinds of Blacksmith Work done with perfect satisfaction.
JOHN M. SMITH, Carriage Factory
12 W. Alabama and 48 S. Broad St, ATLANTA, GA. -Special and personal attention given to repairing.
H. FRANKLIN
PLUMBER, STEAM AND GAS FITTER,
-DEALER IN- Stoves, Grates, Ranges, Heaters, Hollow-Ware, Pumps. Rams, Bath-Tubs, Water-Closets, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, House-Furnishing Goods and Metal Roofing,
Corner Broad and Hunter Sts., ATLANTA, GA.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
TO
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GENTS'
ustom
Boot & aiter
aker
No. 16 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
A Perfect Fit GUARANTEED.
Gents' Boots and Shoes always in Stock.
Repairs Neatly Executed.
W.S. BRADBURY, City Sign Painter,
21} Alabama St.
ATLANTA,GA.
Imitations of all kinds of Woed and Marble.
Superior Kalso- mining.
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