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Hoyt & Jones, bankers, 9 Alabama.
W. L. Hubbard & Co., grocers and liquor dealers, 7 Marietta. Huestis & Hope, stoves, tinware, etc., 73 Whitehall. W. C. Hughen & Co., grocers, Decatur cor Ivy.
Hulsey & Tigner, attorneys, 15 Whitehall. Hunnicutt & Bellingraths, stoves, tinware, etc., 9 Marietta. Huwald & Gantt, painters, Broad cor Hunter. HYDE & Co., designers and engravers on wood, Granite Block. J. Henry Jackson & Brother, attorneys, Broad street. JONES, BEATTIE & Co., live stock dealers, bet Fort and Bell. O. H. Jones & Co., livery and sale stables, Loyd nr Alabama. Jordan, Howard & Haralson, tobacco com. mer., 83 Whitehall. K. S. S. Kendrick & Sons, carpets, curtains, etc., 13 Alabama. Mrs. J. Kennedy & Co., dress-makers, 70 Whitehall. Kile & Drennon, saloon, Alabama. M. C. & J. F. Kiser, wholesale dry goods, 76 Whitehall. L. J. N. Landrum & Bro., grocers, 91 Peachtree. Lane & Westmoreland, grocers, Marietta nr Bartow. LAWSHE & HAYNES, jewelers, 50 Whitehall. Henry Layse & Co., grocers, 172 McDonough. Lester & Thompson, attorneys, Kimball House. H. LEWIS & Co., cracker manufacturers, South Forsyth street.
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Lively & Brother, grocers, cor Whitehall and Garnett. LONGLEY & ROBINSON, Proprietors Phoenix Planing Mill, cor Gilmer and Butler. Lowe & Brother, grocers, 556 Marietta. W. B. Lowe &. Co., clothiers, 44 Whitehall. Lowe, Douglass & Dallis, dry goods, 42 Whitehall. W. M. & R. J. Lowry, wholesale grocers, 46 Alabama. M. Lynch & Co., book-sellers and stationers, 6 Whitehall. M.
Mann & Murphy, Le Bon Ton Saloon, 14 Peachtree. Markham & Andrews, boets and shoes, 69 Whitehall. C. S. May & Co., harness, saddlery, etc., 71 Whitehall. MAYS & BROTHERS, provision dealers, 150 Marietta. McAfee & Holderness, attorneys, cor Marietta and Broad. McBride & Co., Importers china, glassware, etc., 22 Marietta. MCCLURE & HARRY, house and sign painters, 5 Granite Block. MCDANIEL & HOOPER, oils, gas burners, etc., 108 Whitehall. McMillan & Snow, grocers, cor Marietta and Broad.
WM. McNAUGHT & Co., paper manufacturers, 77 Whitehall. McNAUGHT, ORMOND & Co., hardware, etc., 77 Whitehall. McPhee & Co., grocers, junc Oak and Ivy. McPherson & Co., groceries, etc.
McPherson & Barnett, grocers, Peachtree. Meador Brothers, wholesale tobacco and liquors, 35 Whitehall. M. MENKO, BROTHER & Co., dry goods, etc., 28 Whitehall. Middlebrooks & Barnes, grocers, Peters street. Middleton & Brother, coppersmiths, Broad nr Alabama. Moore & Armor, druggists, Whitehall nr Alabama. Moore, Marsh & Co., wholesale dry goods, Decatur, cor Pryor. Moore & Moore, milling and stock feed, Forsyth street. W. L. Morris & Brother, grocers, cor Broad and Hunter. Morrison, Bain & Co., hardware and cutlery, 47 Whitehall. Mynatt & Collier, attorneys, Whitehall cor Hunter.
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NEWMAN & HARRISON, attorneys, 28 Whitehall. o.
O'Connor & Reese, millinery, etc., 5 Marietta. J. S. Oliver & Co., commission merchants, Alabama cor Forsyth. P. PARKINS & ALLEN, architects, Kimball House. Payne & Brother, grocers, Peachtree. Pease & His Wife, restaurant, E Alabama nr Whitehall. Peck, DeSaulles & Co., wholesale dry goods, 64 Whitehall. PEEPLES & HOWELL, attorneys, 24 Kimball House.
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PELHAM & COMPANY, coal dealers, Yard No. 1, rear Presby- terian Church, Marietta; Yard No. 2, Whitehall nr railroad. PEMBERTON, TAYLOR & Co., wholesale druggists, 13 Decatur. Petherick & Johnson, practical machinists, Marietta cor Broad. PHILLIPS & CREW, school-books, stationery, etc., cor Marietta and Peachtree.
PHILLIPS, FLANDERS & Co., dry goods, 83 Whitehall. PHILLIPS & CROUCH, livery and sale stables, Pryor nr Alabama. PLANTATION PUBLISHING COMPANY, book and job printers and book-binders, Odd Fellows' Building, Marietta street. Pope & Brown, attorneys, 5 Granite Block, Broad. Porter & Butler, iron and brass founders, King cor Ga. Railroad. Wm. Powers & Sons, grocers, cor Peachtree and Walton.
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REDWINE &. Fox, wholesale druggists, Whitehall cor Alabama. Reese & Baxter, wholesale liquor dealers, 61 Peachtree. Regenstein & Brother, "Surprise Store," 65 Whitehall. Rough Rice & Co., publishers, Alabama. Rice & Mitchell, lumber dealers, cor Luckie and Cone. M. Rich & Co., dry goods, etc., 36 Whitehall.
Wm. Rich & Co., wholesale dry goods, Marietta nr cor Peach- tree, also 7 and 9 Whitehall.
Rich, Titlebaum & Co., dry goods, etc., 32 Whitehall. J. J. & S. P. Richards, books and stationery, 6 Alabama. E. A. & V. L. Robertson, groceries, etc., 97 Peachtree. R. M. ROSE & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, 1 Granite Block. Rumsey & Co., shoes and hats, june Marietta and Walton.
Schindler & Abraham, dry goods, etc., 12 Whitehall. Scofield & Son, grocers, cor Marietta and Corput. Seelig & Co., dry goods, etc., 46 Whitehall. Shackleford, Cook & Co., land agency, Whitehall cor Mitchell. Shanahan & Fox, boot-makers, 5} Whitehall.
SHARP, BOROUGHS & Co., tobacco and general commission mer- chants, 14 Decatur. Sharp & Floyd, jewelers, 29 Whitehall. W. Sheek & Co., hides, etc., Forsyth. Shields & Brother, provisions, Marietta street. R. Shields & Co., painters, 49 Whitehall.
Silvey, Dougherty & Co., wholesale dry goods, 3 and 5 Decatur. J. R. Simmons & Co., commission merchants, 42 Alabama. Simmons & Hunt, provision dealers, junc Marietta and Walton. SIMONTON, JONES & HATCHER, tobacco manufacturers, 4 Peach- tree; factory 244 Peachtree."
V. P. Sisson & Co., book and job printers, Alabama nr Broad.
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SMITH & MOTES, photographers, 27 Whitehall. Sparks & Tye, butchers, cor Peachtree and Decatur. D. & E. Steinheimer, dry goods, etc., Whitehall cor Mitchell. Stephens, Flynn & Co., com. merchants, 15 N Forsyth. Stokes & Brother, grocers and fruit dealers, Granite Block. T.
TALLEY & SISSON, dry goods, 70 Whitehall. Thrasher & Thrasher, attorneys, Marietta nr Peachtree. THOMPSON & PETTIBONE, grocers, 37 Whitehall. Tommey, Stewart & Beck, hardware, 79 Whitehall.
W. W. TUCKER & Co., druggists, James' Bank Block, Whitehall.
- D. G. VANCE & Co., saddlery and harness, Broad street. Veal & Bradley, grocers, McDonough street.
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W. L. Wadsworth & Co., hardware, Whitehall cor Alabama. West & Edwards, commission merchants, 55 Peachtree. Williams, Langston & Crane, com. merchants, 14 E Alabama. Winship & Co., iron founders, W & A Railroad nr Foundry st. H. H. WITT & Co., auction and com. merchants, Peachtree st. WOOD & BROTHER, brokers, Empire Block, Whitehall. F. A. Wurm & Son, teachers of music, P. O. Box 498. A. C. & B. F. Wyly, wholesale grocers, 38 E Alabama.
AGENCIES.
W. J. Akers, Memphis & Charleston Railroad, Kimball House. R. A. Alston, Carolina Life Insurance Company, Wall street. Ansley & Stacy, Equitable Life Assurance Society, Wall street. W. J. BALLARD, General Baggage, Union Passenger Depot. W. A. Bomar, Ticket, Western & Atlantic Railroad Depot. Reau Campbell, Local, Selma, Rome & Dalton Railroad, office Kimball House.
H. P. Clark, Macon & Western Railroad Depot, W Mitchell st. H. M. Cottingham, General Freight.
F. F. Coulter, Southern Express Company, Alabama street. J. E. Cox, Claim, Western & Atlantic Railroad.
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J. B. Daniel, Concord Woolen Mills, 21 Marietta. L. B. DAVIS, General Insurance, 15 Whitehall.
Volney Dunning, Pullman's Sleeping Car Line, Capitol building. R. M. Farrar, Atlanta & West Point Railroad Depot, Decatur. J. E. Godfrey & Son, Insurance, 45 Whitehall.
GUTHMAN & HAAS, Philadelphia & Atlanta Wine and Liquor Company, Granite Block, Broad street.
J. H. KETNER, Kennesaw Mills, Forsyth street, nr the Capitol. W. P. Hammond, Georgia State Lottery, Walton cor Forsyth. W. H. Hancock, Insurance, 6 Alabama.
I. P. Harris, Western & Atlantic Railroad Depot, near Forsyth street, on the Western & Atlantic Railroad.
W. J. Houston, General Ticket, Atlanta & West Point Railroad. Howard & Soule, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, 25 Marietta nr cor Broad.
J. J. Mcclendon, Atlanta & Richmond Air-Line Railway Com- pany, Decatur street.
W. J. MAGILL, Cotton States Life Insurance Company, office 28 Kimball House.
W. P. Pattillo, Insurance, Kimball House.
John B. Peck, General Passenger, Blue Mountain Route, office Kimball House.
J. H. Porter, General Ticket, Union Passenger Depot.
J. F. Reeves, Florence Sewing Machines, 13 Marietta.
W. W. Rhodes, Atlanta Ice Manufacturing Co., Broad street. R. C. Robson, Green Line, James' Bank Block, Whitehall. C. C. Rodes, Atlanta Gas Co., cor Alabama and Whitehall.
W. A. Slaymaker, University Pub. Co., Marietta cor Peachtree.
R. T. SMILLIE, Singer Sewing Machines, Broad cor Alabama.
Dr. S. H. STOUT, for Introduction of Harper & Brothers' Edu- cational Works, cor Marietta and Peachtree.
Mrs. L. J. TABER, Dana Bickford Knitting Machine, 2 Capitol Building, Marietta.
Walker & Boyd, Insurance, Wall street.
E. A. Werner, Georgia Railroad Depot, Loyd nr Alabama. WHITNER & Co., General Insurance, 3 Whitehall.
H. H. WITT & Co., Air-Line Express, Peachtree street.
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
George W. Adair, Kimball House, Wall street. Banks & Scott, 39 Peachtree street. BELL & GOLDSMITH, No. 1, cor Wall and Peachtree, up-stairs. C. C. Hammock, James' Bank Block, Whitehall street.
A. K. Seago, corner Mitchell and Forsyth.
Wallace & Fowler, West Alabama street.
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RENTING AGENCIES.
J. E. Evans, Kimball House, Wall street. Robert Crawford, James' Bank Block, Whitehall. George Glazener, cor Houston and Collins.
VENDUE MASTERS.
George W. Adair, Wall street.
Eddleman, Poole & Co., Mitchell street.
James W. Chapman, Marietta street.
E. Guthman, cor Peachtree and Marietta.
A. J. Haralson, cor Marietta and Broad.
Wallace & Fowler, Whitehall street.
James N. Williams, Marietta street.
T. C. MAYSON, DeGives' Opera House, Marietta street.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Atlanta National Bank. Capital, $300,000. A. Austell, Pres- ident; W. H. Tuller, Cashier. No. 10 E Alabama street. Agency Georgia Railroad & Banking Company. Perino Brown, Agent. Loyd street, in Depot building.
Georgia National Bank. Capital, $100,000. John Harris, Pres- ident; P. Romare, Cashier. Kimball House, Wall street. Georgia Loan & Trust Company. Paid-up Capital, $108,000. M. G. Dobbins, President; J. W. Goldsmith, Cashier. No. 5 West Alabama street.
Dollar Savings Bank. Authorized Capital, $100,000. W. L. GORDON, President; J. M. WILLIS, Cashier. No. 2 Kimball House, Wall street.
Hoyt & Jones, Bankers and Brokers, No. 4 E Alabama street.
John H. James, Banker and Broker, Whitehall cor Alabama.
Wm. M. & R. J. Lowry, Bankers and Brokers, Nos. 46 and 48 East Alabama street.
National Freedmens' Saving & Trust Company. J. W. Alvord, President; Philip D. Cory, Cashier. Broad street.
WOOD & BROTHER, Brokers, Empire Block, Whitehall street.
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Atlanta Constitution. W. A. Hemphill & Co., Proprietors. No. 8 Broad street.
Atlanta New Era. - -, Proprietors. No. 7 West Alabama. Atlanta Sun. A. H. Stephens & J. Henty Smith, Proprietors. Broad street, near cor West Alabama.
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Atlanta Independent. T. S. Reynolds, Proprietor. Alabama st. Atlanta Journal. W. F. Clark, Proprietor. Sun Building.
Christian Index & South-Western Baptist. J. J. Toon, Pro- prietor. No. 6 Broad street.
Methodist Advocate. Hitchcock & Walden, Proprietors. No. 64 Peachtree street.
THE PLANTATION. Plantation Publishing Company, Proprie- tors. Odd-Fellows' Building, Marietta street, near corner of Peachtree.
Rough Rice's Reporter. Wilson Rice, Proprietor. E Alabama. MONTHLY.
Atlanta Medical & Surgical Journal. J. P. Logan and W. F. Westmoreland. Office, Plantation Publishing Company's rooms, Marietta street.
Georgia Medical Companion. J. J. Toon, Proprietor. No. 6 Broad street.
Rural Southerner. S. A. Echols, Proprietor. Nos. 1 and 3 Broad street.
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CHURCH RECORD.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Corner Forsyth and Walton streets. Rev. E. W, Warren, Pastor. Total membership, 300. Regular service every Sabbath, 10} A. M., and 7} P.M. Communion, First Sabbath in each month. Conference, Thursday night before the First Sabbath. Sabbath School. - Teachers and pupils, 200."; A. K. Seago, Superintendent. D. S. Kellam, Treasurer.
ยท SECOND BAPTIST.
Corner Washington and Mitchell streets. Rev. A. T. Spalding, D. D., Pastor. Regular service every Sabbath, 10} A. M., and 74 P.M. Communion, Second Sabbath in each month. Confer- ence, Friday night before the Second Sabbath.
Sabbath School .- Teachers and pupils, 200. - Westmoreland, Superintendent.
THIRD BAPTIST.
Jones' Avenue, near Western & Atlantic Railroad. Rev. HF. Buchanan, Pastor. Total membership, 114. Regular Sab- bath morning and evening service. Communion, Third Sab- bath in each month. Conference, First Sabbath.
Sabbath School .- Average attendance, 140. Dr. W. T. Gold- smith, Superintendent.
FOURTH BAPTIST. (JAMES' CHAPEL.)
Whitehall street, West-End. Rev. F. M. Daniel, Pastor. Mem- bership, 50. Regular Sabbath morning and evening service. Sabbath School .- Membership, 120. Rev. F. M. Daniel, Super- intendent.
FIFTH BAPTIST,
Decatur street. Rev. J. T. Edens, Pastor. Regular Sabbath morning and evening service.
Sabbath School-Membership, 100. E. P. Gould Superintend- ent. Afternoon session.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST .- COLORED.
Corner of Markham and Hayne. Rev. Frank Quarles, Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Sunday School .- S. Kelley, Superintendent. Morning session.
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CATHOLIC-IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Corner Loyd and Hunter streets. Rev. Thos. O'Reilly, Pastor. John B. Duggan, Assistant. Total membership, 1,000. First service, 7} A. M., in winter; and at 7 A. M., in summer. Sec- ond service, 10} A.M. Sunday School, 3 P.M., in winter; at 4 P. M., summer. Vespers, 4 P. M., winter; 5 P. M., summer. . Convent School of the "Sisters of Mercy" adjoining the Church.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Hunter street, between Loyd and Pryor. Rev. T. M. Harris, Pastor; residence, corner McDonough and Fair streets. Reg- ular Sabbath morning and evening service. Sabbath School .- Rev. T. M. Harris, Superintendent. Morn- ing session.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Houston street, between Collins and Calhoun, in Storr's Chapel. Rev. C. W. Francis, Pastor; residence, near the same. Reg- ular services every Sabbath, at 3 P. M .; and at 7} P.M. Com- munion, Second Sabbath in each month.
Sabbath School .- Rev. C. W. Francis, Superintendent. Morn- ing session.
ST. PHILIP'S (EPISCOPAL.)
Corner Washington and Hunter streets. Rev. R. W. B. Elliott, Rector. Assistant Minister, Rev. A. J. Drysdale. Regular services every Sunday at 10} A. M., and 72 P. M., and Fridays, at 4 P. M. Communion, First Sabbath in each month. Sunday School .- Samuel Hape, Superintendent. Morning ses- sion.
ST. LUKE'S (EPISCOPAL.)
Corner Forsyth and Walton streets. Rev. George McCalla, Rector. Residence, Marietta street, near Tremont House. Services every Sabbath morning and evening, and Wednes- day and Friday afternoons, at 5 o'clock. Communion, First Sabbath of every month.
Sabbath School .- Rev. George McCalla, Superintendent. After- noon session.
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HEBREW CONGREGATION.
Corner Whitehall and Peters streets. Rev. B. A. Bonnheim. Services every Friday at. 7 P. M., and Saturdays, at 8} A. M. Sabbath School .- Mrs. L. Cohen, President. Mrs. M. Wise- berg, Treasurer.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Broad street, between Alabama and Hunter. Rev. Theodore Koeberle, Pastor; residence, corner Pulliam and Richardson. Service, every Sabbath morning. Sabbath School .- Afternoon session.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH. Junction Peachtree and Pryor streets. Rev. W. P. Harrison, D.D., Pastor. Office, in the basement of the Church. Member- ship, 492. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday night.
Sunday School .- A. H. Colquitt, Superintendent. Afternoon Session.
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Corner Whitehall and Peters streets. Rev. C. A. Evans, Pas- tor. Residence, Pryor street, corner Brotherton. Member- ship, 396. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday night.
Sunday School .- F. M. Richardson, Superintendent.' Morning Session.
EVANS' M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Corner Stonewall and Racetrack streets. Rev. J. M. Dickey, Pastor. Residence, cor Stonewall and Racetrack. Member- ship, 300. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday night.
Sunday School. - John Collier, Superintendent. Afternoon Session.
PAYNE'S M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Corner Luckie and Hunnicutt streets. Rev. D. D. Cox, Pastor. Residence, cor Luckie and Hunnicutt. Membership, 310. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Prayer-meet- ing every Wednesday night.
Sabbath School .- J. C. Hendrix, Superintendent. Morning Session.
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ST. PAUL'S M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Hunter Street, near Bell. Rev. G. H. Pattillo, Pastor. Res- idence, cor Hunter and Bell. Office, in the basement of the Church. Membership, 186. Services every Sabbath-morn- ing and evening. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday night. Communion, First Sunday night in each month.
Sunday School .- F. M. Richardson, Superintendent. After- noon Session.
ST. JOHN'S M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Corner Irwin and Rolling Mill streets. Rev. G. W. Hardaway, Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning and evening. Pray- er-meeting every Wednesday night. Communion, First Sab- bath in each month.
Sunday School .- W. S. Thompson and W. A. Haygood, Super- intendents. Afternoon Session.
EDGEWOOD M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
On the Decatur Road. Rev. G. H. Pattillo, Pastor. Regular service every Sabbath morning. Prayer-meeting, every Wednesday night. Sunday School .- G. T. Hurt, Superintendent. Morning Session. OAKLAND M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
South end of McDonough street. Rev. J. M. Dickey, Pastor. Regular service every Sabbath morning. Prayer-meeting, every Wednesday night.
Sunday School .- Morning Session.
CRAWFORDVILLE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Peachtree street, south-end. Rev. D. D. Cox, Pastor. Service every Sabbath morning. Sunday School-Afternoon Session.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner Loyd and Hunter streets. Rev. J. H. Knowles, Pastor. Boards at the Kimball House. Regular services Sabbath morning and evening. Prayer-meeting, every Wednesday night.
Sabbath School .- J. C. Kimball, Superintendent. Morning Session.
FIRST AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH.
Wheat street, near Butler. Francis J. Peck, Pastor. Member- ship, 1,200. Regular Sabbath morning and evening services. Sabbath School .-- Membership, 500. Mitchell Cargile, Super- intendent. Morning session,
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CLARKE'S CHAPEL, M. E. CHURCH .- COLORED. Fraser street, between Jones and Fair. Rev. - , Hunter, Pastor. Regular services every Sabbath morning. Sunday School- Morning session.
WOOD'S CHAPEL, M. E. CHURCH .- COLORED. Terry street. Rev. Joseph Wood, Pastor. Regular Sabbath morning and evening services. Sunday School .- John Wood, Superintendent. Morning ses- sion.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Marietta Street, between Forsyth and Spring. Rev. J. S. Wil- son, D.D., Pastor. Membership, 175. Service every Sabbath, 10} A.M. Communion, First Sabbath in March, June, Sep- tember and December.
Sunday School .- Teachers and pupils, 200. L. B. Davis, Super- intendent. Volumes in Library, 350.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Washington street, opposite the City Hall. Rev. J. T. Left- wich, Pastor; residence, corner Cooper and Rawson. Reg- ular Sabbath morning and evening services. Communion, First Sunday in February, May, August and November. Sabbath School .- Rev. J. T. Leftwich, Superintendent. Morn- ing session.
EDUCATIONAL.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY.
Corner Washington and Mitchell streets. Incorporated 1835. First opened at Midway, near Milledgeville, Georgia, when it ran a career of great usefulness. In 1870, after a suspen- sion of some years caused by the late war, the site was changed to Atlanta. While the institution is under the care of the Presbyterian Church, nothing sectarian is admitted into the course of instruction. Candidates for the Christian Ministry of every denomination receive tuition free of charge. For further information, address Rev. David Wills, D. D., President.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN ATLANTA.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
OFFICERS. Hon. JOSEPH E. BROWN, President. J. P. LOGAN, M. D., Vice-President. E. E. RAWSON, Esq., Treasurer. B. MALLON, Secretary and Superintendent.
MEMBERS.
Hon. Joseph E. Brown, J. P. Logan, M. D., E. E. Rawson, Esq., Logan E. Bleckley, Esq.,
Term expires December, 1875.
John H. Flynn, Esq., David Mayer, Esq., Colonel L. P. Grant, H. T. Phillips, Esq.,
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Term expires December, 1873.
M. C. Blanchard, Esq., R. J. Lowry, Esq., W. L. Scruggs, Esq., W. A. Hemphill, Esq.,'
Term expires December, 1877.
John H. James, Mayor, Ex-officio.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1872.
1 .. Finance .- Messrs. Grant, Lowry, Phillips, James.
2. Salaries and Supplies .- Mayer, Scruggs, Flynn.
3. Building .- Flynn, Grant, Phillips, Rawson, Mayer.
4. School Property .- Bleckley, Grant, Logan. 5. Library .- Phillips, Hemphill, Blanchard.
6. Grievances .-- Blanchard, Scruggs, Mayer.
7. Printing .- Hemphill, Lowry, Flynn. .
8. Rules .- Logan, Bleckley, Rawson.
9. Examination and Course of Study .- Blanchard, Bleckley, Grant, Hemphill, Phillips.
10. Sanitary Affairs .- Logan, Scruggs, Lowry. (R)
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HISTORY OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL MOVEMENT.
In the fall of 1869-chiefly through the efforts of Dr. D. C. O'Keefe and Dr. S. H. Stout-the first step was taken toward the establishment of Public Schools in the city of Atlanta, by the adoption of the following resolution by the City Council:
"By Alderman O'Keefe-
"WHEREAS, The success and perpetuity of free institutions depend upon the virtue and intelligence of the people; and whereas, the system of educa- tion known as the Public School System has been proved, by experience, to be best calculated to promote these objects; and whereas, the growth and pros- pective population of our City urgently demand the establishment of a cheap and efficient system of education; be it, therefore,
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