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R A Binson ..
C A Harden.
.. Vacancy
Jefferson Carter. John S Carter.
Baker ...
Stateville ...
E .J W Prescott.
W E Phillips ..
W Greene
G C Carter
. IM Mckinney ... TJ Fain
J N Puett ...
W C Beall
Cumming ...
Greenesboro ..
R A Robinson
D R McDaniel
Vacancy
J J McClung
G B Jenkins
N H Barden.
J A Ponder
IG R Mason
E Parker
H F Robson
.. Vacancy
Jones ..
A Wilkes
M.T Harper
J R Martin
Toby Maxwell
J Jackson
M Roberts ..
HI Harper
J P Galt.
P E Banks ..
R.W Bagly ...
... Vacancy
.J J Bledsoe
E M Kittridge ..
P E Gilbert
RT Gibert
I. Sutton
A G Grier.
D Denton.
J A Griggs
G Sisk ...
C W Haynes
F M Williamson|J L Veal.
E W Forrester
Clarke.
H Carlton
IS W Sessions
U Patillo
.. Vacancy
H L Hill . ..:
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HANLEITER'S ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
5,482,765 00 5,184,759 00 4,048,714 00
No report.
1,520,657 00 1,405,745 00 1,369,727 00 No report.
$1,132,408 00
12,884,118 00 11,236,793 00 9,976,293 00
No report.
$10,933,172 00
26,646,995 00 24,143,967 00 23,218,520 00
No report.
$34,521,678 00
47,922,544 00 44,368,096 00
40,315,621 00
No report.
$39,396,181 00
95,600,674 00 84,577,166 00
79,727,584 00
33,189,788
32,552,399
32,007,714
No report.
30,116,929
Military authorities. We copy from Mr. St. Clair-Abrams' recent Manual of was ever made, the State Government having been taken possession of by the
of the State during the years 1866, 1868, 1869 and 1870. No report for 1867 The following figures give a comparative statement of the material condition
WEALTH OF GEORGIA.
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COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT.
ORDINARY
CLERK.
SHERIFF.
TAX COLLECTOR.
TREASURER.
TAX' RECEIVER.
SURVEYOR.
CORONER.
Paulding.
Dallas
S B McGregor
J M Hunt
W M NeGregor.
A W Davis
A M Davis ...
A J Strickland. . |C C Buchanan
Pierce
Blackshear ..
H W Grady
JJ W Strickland .
S H Souther
W H MeLendon. John C Willis. .. Harry Wells
Pike.
Zebulon ..
J J Harper
IS F Mann
|W C Knight.
E W Clements ..
M L Lovell ..
F L Pittman.
Pulaski
Hawkinsville ..
J I Sparrow
E. A Burch.
A C Mason
JL Wilson ...
R Parkham, jr.
W O Davis.
Wm Clopton ...
Samuel Shell .
Peter Dent
Putnam. ...
Eatonton ......
W P Jordan
E J Moore
David Johnson ..
J J Crumley
TJ Ellis.
J M Granberry. .
Wm J Brown ..
Quitman ..
Georgetown
J M Quillian ..
R E Cannon
W w Long .....
Logan L Page .
John Coffee
M V Yorr
O T Dickerson.
A Phillyan
Rabun
Clayton.
Cuthbert
M Gomely .. S Levy.
D D McMurphy
Charles HI Sibley
John A Bohler ..
H E Clarke
R J Wilson ..
R B Beck
W K Pournelle
Richmond
Augusta
A C M'Calla
F .J Treadwell
J W Almond.
F J Armistead
M F Swann
W .J Green
J F Albert ..
George-Rodgers
Rockdale
Conyers
L W Stewart ...
H Parker
John R Evans.
P O Kemp ..
J K Daniels.
William J Scott J M Boyle.
H POgletree.
Jos Buntyon
John Statehanı
Spalding
Griffin ..
H D Dismuke
Jas G Patterson.
Samuel F Gray
M O Bowdoin
Charles A Dent
Major Corbett ..
S H Kengon
W H Crossman . Vacancy
Sumter.
Americus
B F Bell.
A G Donaldson
.... Vacancy Hugh Hall .. M DL Googer.
Amos C Speer W J McBride
B Curley ...
J E Mershon.
J H Richards
. . Vacancy
Talbot ..
Talbotton
A W Bethune ..
C A Beasley
J D Hammock ..
Wm H Hall
L Hill ...
John Jinks
S L Brewer
GL W Anthoney J M Stewart
A Wainwright
Taylor
Butler
Lumber City .. fW P Campbell.
G W Campbell ..
S Hatten.
A H Graham.
J D Winn
J W Seward,.
H M Chastain ...
J M Reddick ..
J T Scaif ...
John Daniel
Terrell.
Dawson
T M Jones.
J AF Clarke.
F C Foster.
Sanders.
John B Burch.
J Owen
A F Simmons .
P H.Green .
L Pitts
Troup
LaGrange
H H Carey ..
J M Burkett
Vacancy
James Evans.
George H King .. G B McBee. O C Sharnon
William Strange F M Simpson.
J C Jeffords
J MeQualg ...
W T James
W L Evans .
J & Johnson
Thos Johnson
Warren ..
Warrenton
H Brooking-
T-I Gilmore
R P Bynum S Thornton
. Vacancy
.... Vacancy
... ... Vacancy ..
... Vacancy
... Vacancy
Wayne
Wayneville .
E Harper .....
... Vacancy
John McGill
John Terry
R A Passmore
C E Grubbs
M Dawson
Webster
Preston . ..
G W Davenport. J H Cawood
N H Palmer ..
IW Meeks.
A Merritt.
I Black .
JN Ash.
H Adams ..
John Foster
Whitfield
Dalton
W H Brooker ....
H C Hamilton
F G Horne .... James Griffin
J C Luke .... ....
T J Mitchell
Charles McCall ..
Vacancy ...
... Vacancy
Wilcox ..
Abbeville .....
Washington. .. G Dyson .......
C M Lindsey ..
A J Porter ..
M Deacon ....
G W Payne ...
IN Mason.
R Nelson ....
JT Brannan ..
T G Westfall .. JA T Hodges
Worth .
Isabella.
J W Rouse ...
J W Joiner
Value of merchandise in 1866,
Value of money and solvent debts in 1870,
Value of money and solvent debts in 1869, Value of money and solvent debts in 1868, Value of money and solvent debts in 1867, Value of money and solvent debts in 1866,
Value of city and town property in 1870,
Value of city and town property in 1869, Value of city and town property in 1868, Value of city and town property in 1867,
Value of city and town property in 1866,
Value of land in 1870,
Value of land in 1869,
Value of land in 1868, Value of land in 1867,
Value of land in 1866,
Number of acres of land returned in 1870, Number of acres of land returned in 1869,
Number of acres of land returned in 1868, Number of acres of land returned in 1867, Number of acres of land returned in 1866,
the State of Georgia.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Household and kitchen furniture in 1870,
Household and kitchen furniture in 1869, Household and kitchen furniture in 1868, Household and kitchen furniture in 1867, Household and kitchen furniture in 1866,
Value of merchandise in 1870,
Value of merchandise in 1869, Value of merchandise in 1868, Value of merchandise in 1867,
FURNITURE.
MERCHANDISE.
MONEY AND SOLVENT DEBTS.
CITY AND TOWN PROPERTY.
VALUE OF LAND.
ACRES RETURNED.
T J Bolling ....
Samuel Wilson
Upson
Thomaston
W A Cobb.
H T Jennings
G W Clements .. J T Renfroe
AR Mccutcheon W B Pogue
Walker
LaFayette
Monroe ....
Waresboro.
I Wilson ...
R W Herbert.
R M Wilder
C C Lowe
W G Scruggs
J A Robinson ..
M Newman .
M S Wood
J Barge ...
J Townville
Washington
Sandersville ..
W Russell.
R M Dickerson
William J Moore Rufus J Hughes E C Arnold
PH Thomas,
W S Carithers ..
R W Chancey
Walton Ware .
W U Pendergrass J P Edwards.
E H Crawley
W H Mathews .. J R Lumsden ..
R N Varnell
W Davis ...
J Rollins ......
.. Vacancy
.... Vacancy
...
.J S Moore
Wilkes ....
Wilkinson.
Irwinton
Darling Johnson G G Adams
G Dyson .
Wm A Quinn .. William R Smith G B Bunch.
Thomas Jossee
S J Bush
Wm Henderson. G G Ford .
J W Kennedy
V S Holton
A Ennis ..
. .. Vacancy
Scriven ..
Sylvania
Lumpkin
R F Watts
Benj T Harris ..
John S Harrell .. George W Ard.
H J Williams.
Joseph Mize
.... Vacancy
.J W Jackson
Taliaferro
Crawfordville.
Tatnail
Reidville
C W Smith JD Russ.
J M .Bateman.
Wm Robinson
Telfair.
Thomas
Thomasville .. |H H Tooke
John Few
William Stegall. J T Cottmann
W H Barham .. W B Oxford
Towns
Hiwassee
J M White
R L McFarlin
Thomas O Miller John D Witham G Forbes
Thomas Jones. . Rob't Arrington Wm C Solomon Edwin A Nash . Hardy Bennett
Twiggs
Jeffersonville .
Union
Blairsville ..
W R Logan
W W Erwin
J K Duncan
F M Conley
R D Shurpetine N Goyens
James Holloman W W Hurtefield A E Singleton
J D Hammock.
Jos W Farmer. . H L Brantley
A A Smith .. ...
M M Eason .
Bryant Waters
Young Rawlins. H B Graham
S W Baker
Henry Butler
W R Baldwin .
William Barrett M S Bryson
W R M'Clure
Schley ..
Ellaville
J N Cheney
T B Myers.
William Allen
A Goodson ....
C H Varner
B A Strange ..
W F Sanders
Polk. ..
Cedar Town
F M Clark.
R G Fulghani . . J M Stokes
E B Gilbert.
N HI Mobley
James Hurtley. JJohn Laidler
Richard Morris
W C Parkerson
Charles F Berry
J & BWatson .. Thos Coleman
John M Redding John E Wade ..
E M Buck
Randolph
W A Noland. ... W J Sheffield .
D D Grogan .. LW Hall.
W.Thompson
Pickens
Jasper
W H Simmons. . G Cowart
J A Mccutcheon B M Cowart ..
.. John JJ Smith
J S Loumane
Henry S Tatum
William. P Tyler
. . Vacancy .
A Hambrick
James R Barber E D Hightower
D H Ried .
S A Jameson
W T Woodruff. W T M Edwards Sam Hendricks . J O Easterlind ..
EM Cribb
Thomas Lewis
C W Cason
A. M Butt
L M Barrett
White .
Cleveland.
Value of stocks and bonds in 1870, Value of stocks and bonds in 1869, Value of stocks and bonds in 1868, Value of stocks and bonds in 1867, Value of stocks and bonds in 1866,
.
$
No report.
$103,112,524 00
J T Ragsdale.
M Gedden
COUNTY OFFICERS-Continued.
H J Arnett
A JJ Dupree
Stewart.
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CENSUS OF POPULATION.
1870.
1860.
1850.
COUNTIES.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
Appling
4,110
976
3,442
749
2,520
429
Baker
1,888
4,955
1,493
3,492
4,351
3,769
Baldwin
3,844
6,774
4,057
4,721
3,519
4,629
Banks
4,052
921
3,610
1,097
Bartow
11,846
4,719
11,433
4,291
10,271
3,029
Berrien .
4,057
460
3,041
435
Bibb
9,831 11,424
9,458
6,831
7,009
5,690
Brooks
4,111
4,231
3,067
3,284
Bryan
1,647
3,605
1,636
2,379
1,164
2,260
Bulloch .
3,866
1,744
3,506
2,162
2,840
1,460
Burke
4,243 13,436
5,013 12,152
5,118 12,984
Butts
3,496
3,445
3,373
3,082
3,680
2,808
Calhoun
2,026
3,477
2,174
2,739
Camden
1,458
3,157
1,276
4,144
2,069
4,250
Campbell
6,589
2,587
6,289
2,012
5,718
1,514
Carroll
10,473
1,309
10,116
1,875
8,252
1,105
Catoosa
3,793
616
4,368
714
Charlton
1,466
401
1,223
557
9,152
14,749
Chattahoochee
2,654
3,405
3,034
2,763
5,399
1,503
5,117
2,059
5,131
1,622
Cherokee
9,117
1,281
10,047
1,243
11,630
1,170
Clarke
6,488
6,453 5,539
5,679
5,513
5,606
Clay
2,644
2,849
2,626
2,267
Clayton
3,734
1,743
3,240
1,226
Clinch
3,437
507
2,609
454
506
131
Cobb
10,593
3,217
10,410
3,832 11,568
2,275
Coffee
2,514
678
2,206
613
Colquitt
1,517
137
1,195
121
Columbia
4,080
9,449
3,511
8,349
3,617
8,344
Coweta
7,856
8,019
7,433
7,270
8,202
5,433
Crawford
3,284
4,273
3,407
4,286
4,342
4,642
Dade
2,788
245
2,765
304
2,532
148
Dawson
4,032
337
3,526
330
Decatur
7,465
7,718
5,985
5,937
4,618
3,644
DeKalb
7,352
2,662
5,798
2,016
11,372
2,956
Dooly
4,935
4,855
4,845
4,072
5,580
2,781
Dougherty
2,093
9,424
2,207
6,088
Early
2,826
4,172
2,092
4,057
3,716
3,529
Echols
1,513
465/
1,177
314
1
Invested in iron works, foundries, etc., 1870,
691,166 00
OTHER PROPERTY.
All other property not enumerated in 1866,
$28,751,667 00
All other property not enumerated in 1867,
No report.
All other property not enumerated in 1868,
26,554,426 00
All other property not enumerated in 1869,
29,167,194 00
All other property not enumerated in 1870,
30,935,568 00
AGGREGATE VALUE.
Total value of property returned in 1866,
$222,183,787 00
Total value of property returned in 1867,
No report.
Total value of property returned in 1868,
191,235,520 00
Total value of property returned in 1869,
204,481.706 00
Total value of property returned in 1870,
226,119,519 00
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
In 1860 the aggregate value of property in the State, exclusive of slaves, was $369,627,922, or $349.60 and a fraction for every inhabitant, blacks included.
In 1870 the aggregate value of property in the State was $226,119,519.00; being $143,508,403.00 less than it was in 1860. The average wealth of the population in 1870 was a fraction over $175, being a loss, compared with 1860, of a fraction under one hundred per cent.
THE GOLD MINES.
Since 1837 there have been coined in Georgia, of gold produced from the mines of this State, $6,121,919. The mint at Dahlonega has been discontinued, and the gold mining itself languishes, although the mines of the State can be made highly productive, capital and improved mechanical appliances being all that are needed.
SHIPPING AND TONNAGE.
Shipping and tonnage in 1866,
$215,667 00
Shipping and tonnage in 1867,
Shipping and tonnage in 1868,
250,049 00
Shipping and tonnage in 1870,
214,775 00
COTTON MANUFACTORIES.
Invested in cotton manufactories in 1869,
$2,338,948 00
Invested in cotton manufactories in 1860,
2,975,498 00
IRON WORKS, &C.
Invested in iron works, foundries, etc., 1869,
492,315 00
Shipping and tonnage in 1869,
Chatham
16,760 24,518 15,511 15,532
Chattooga
.
E.
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CENSUS OF POPULATION-CONTINUED.
1870.
1860.
1850.
COUNTIES.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
Meriwether
6,369
7,387
6,578
8,752
8,481
7,995
Miller
2,135
956
1,151
640
Milton
3,818
466
3,984
618
Mitchell
3,683
2,950
2,716
1,592
Monroe
6,409 10,804
5,753 10,200
Montgomery
2,478
1,108
2,014
983
1,541
612
Morgan
3,637
7,058
2,983
7,013
3,634
7,110
Gilmer
6,527
117
6,553
170
8,236
204
Glascock
1,917
819
1,645
783
Glynn
1,926
3,450
1,048
2,841
696
4,237
Oglethorpe
4,641
7,141
4,014
7,535
4,382
7,877
Paulding
7,083
556
6,460
578
5,560
1,477
Pierce
1,964
814
1,740
233
2
Pike .
5.999
4,906
5,332
4,746
8,686
5,620
Hancock
3,645
7,672
3,871
8,173
4,210
7,368
Haralson
3,685
319
2,819
229
Harris
5,791
7,493
5,979
7,757
6,709
8,012
Hart .
·
5,218
2,648
4,979
2,826
4,520
2,403
Henry
6,269
3,833
6,175
4,527
9,742
4,984
Houston
5,071 15,332
4,828 10,783
6,510
9,940
Irwin
1,541
296
1,453
246
2,883
451
Jackson .
7,471
3,710
7,249
3,356
6,808
2,960
Jasper
3,884
6,555
3,771
6,973
4,321
7,165
Jefferson
2,247
7,943
4,133
6,086
3,717
5,413
Sumter
5,920 10,639
4,536
4,892
6,469
3,853
Jones
2,991
6,445
3,084
6,013
3,899
6,325
Laurens
4,180
3,654
3,723
3,275
3,459
3,983
Lee
1,924
7,643
2,242
4,951
3,025
8,635
Liberty
2,428
5,260
2,284
6,083
2,002
5,924
Lincoln .
1,797
3,616
1,675
3,796
2,187
3,811
Lowndes
4,276
4,045
2,850
2,399
5,339
2,375
Thomas .
6,160
8,363
4,488
6,278
4,943
5,160
owns
2,623
155
2,346
6,223 10,039
7,791
9,088
wiggs
2,913
5,632
2,930
5,390
3,517
4,662
Inion
5,753
114
4,295
118
6,955
279
pson
4,865
4,565
5,015
4,895
4,720
4,704
alker .
8,396
1,529
8,577
1,565
|11,408
1,701
2,507
1,704
2,572
2,183
2,007
1,857
Elbert
4,386
4,863
4,697
5,736
6,676
6,283
Emanuel
4,431
1,703
3,748
1,333
3,591
986
Fannin .
5,285
144
4,966
144
Fayette
5,683
2,583
5,022
2,025
6,7:41
1,968
Floyd
11,473
5,753
9,269
5,926
5,202
3,003
Forsyth
6,862
1,121
6,851
898
7,812
1,038
Franklin
6,034
1,859
6,038
1,355
9,076
2,437
Fulton
Murray .
5,743
757
5,639
1,446
7,618
19,355
8,223
- Newton.
8,601
6,014
7,822
6,498
8,077
5,219
Gordon
7,726
1,536
8,001
:2,145
5,156
828
Greene .
5,298
8,156
4,229
8,423
4,744
8,324
Gwinnett
10,272
2,159
10,358
2,582
8,952
2,305
Habersham
5,373
949
5,136
830
7,675
1,220
Hall .
8,317
1,290
8,091
1,275
7,370
1,343
Polk
5,244
5,055
5,984
4,607
4,137
3,784
2,843
Putnam .
3,016
7,445
2,956
7,169
3,300
7,494
Rabun
3,137
119
3,061
210
2,338
110
Randolph
5,084
5,477
5,103
4,468
7,857
5,011
Richmond
13,157
12,265
12,405
8,829
2,358
Scriven .
4,287
4,888
3,742
4,532
3,173
3,674
Stewart .
5,104
9,100
5,534
7,892
8,649
7,378
Talbot
4,761
7,152
4,994
8,622
7,793
7,741
Taliaferro
1,809
2,987
1,693
2,890
2,051
3,095
atnall
3,380
1.280
3,191
1,161
2,378
849
Taylor
4,181
2,962
3,601
2,397
Telfair
2,100
1,145
1,877
836
2,096
930
Terrell
3,769
5,284
3,343
2,889
Lumpkin
4,699
462
4,156
470
7,995
960
Macon
3,975
7,483
3,575
4,874
4,088
2,964
Madison
3,646
1,581
3,924
2,009
3,763
1,940
Marion
4,169
3,830
3,854
3,536
6,667
3,613
McIntosh
1,196
3,288|
1,429
4,117||
1,326
4,705
COLORED
WHITE.
COLORED.
Effingham .
1870.
1860.
1850.
COUNTIES.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
11,441
2,986
Muscogee .
7,441
5,188
.128
4,705
246
Pulaski
Quitman
1,773
2,377
1,870
1,625
8,153
8,093
Schley
2,278
2,851
2,274
Spalding
5,327
4,878
4,826
3,873
Johnson
2,049
915
2,063
856
4,841
1,942
4,603
1,534
Heard
2,578
3,853
2,442
12,492
1,941
9,220
8,966
Pickens
6,810 10,175
18,164 15,282
CENSUS OF POPULATION-CONTINUED.
Troup
6,408
11,224
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CENSUS OF POPULATION-CONTINUED.
1870
1860.
1850.
COUNTIES.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
WHITE.
COLORED.
Walton
6,876
4,162
6,447
4,627
6,895
3,916
Ware
1,834
452
1,818
382
3,597
291
Warren
4,285
6,260
4,347
5,473
6,158
6,267
Washington
7,530
8,312
6,143
6,555
5,991
5,775
Wayne
1,798
379
1,617
651
1,008
411
Webster
2,439
2,238
2,741
2,289
White
4,042
464
3,041
274
Whitfield
8,601
1,511|
8,314
1,733
Wilcox
1,902
537
1,692
423
Wilkes .
3,969
7,827
3,434
7,986
3,805
8,302
Wilkinson .
4,864
4,699
5,472
3,904
5,551
2,745
Worth
2,673
1,105|
2,118
645
RECAPITULATION.
White population in 1870
638,966
Colored population in 1870
545,143
Total
1,184,109
White population in 1860 .
591,590
C
Colored population in 1860
465,696
Total
1,057,286
White population in 1850
521,572
Colored population in 1850 Total
384,613
906,185
.
An analysis of the returns shows that Northern Georgia gains in white population and loses some three thousand of its black population, as compared with the returns of 1860. Middle Georgia gains in both whites and blacks, while Southern Ģeor- gia gains in blacks and loses in whites.
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View of the State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia.
HANLEITER'S
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
FOR 1872.
ABBREVIATIONS.
8-and.
agt-agent. al-alley asst-assistant.
atty-attorney.
sve-avenue.
bor bet-between. bds -- boards.
E-East.
eng-engineer. e & east side.
homop-homœpathist
opp-opposite. pres-president. prop-proprietor. prov-provision.
res-residence rr-railroad. 8-south or side. sec -- secretary. servt-servant. 8 8-south side. st-street.
supt-superintendent treas-treasurer. USA-United S Army W-West.
Abbott, B F, attorney at law. Abbott, L L, com mer, res Pryor bet Peters and Garnett. Abbott, W L, com mer, res junc Marietta and Walton. Abel, C, laborer, res nr Frazier st.
Abrahams, Auguste, merchant, Whitehall nr railroad crossing. Ackerman, Charles, slater, bds P Berron.
Acton, J T, dentist, res Peach-Tree bet Cedar and Pine. Acton, T M, traveling agent, res cr Baker and Hull.
Adair, A D, com mer, res Forsyth nr Peters.
Adair, G B, com mer, bds A D Adair.
Adair, G W, real estate agent, res Peters junc Whitehall near West End.
Adair, J A, grocer, res up-stairs 109 Whitehall. Adair, W D, clerk, bds A D Adair.
lab-laborer. mannf-manufacturer mer-merchant. mkr-maker. N-North.
n p-notary public. nr-near. n s-north side.
bh-boarding house. bk-bar-keeper.
bkk-book-keeper. bkl-brick-layer.
bidr-builder. cab-cabinet. carp-carpenter. clk- clerk.
col-colored. com-commission. conf-confectioner. cor-corner.
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OLIVER H. JONES.
DAVID A. BEATTIE.
R. S. THOMAS.
LIVE STOCK YARDS.
JONES, BEATTIE & CO., Proprietors.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED, WITH SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, to receive and forward ALL LIVE STOCK SHIPPED TO OUR CARE. ALSO BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION.
THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF BLOOD CATTLE MADE A SPECIALTY. The Yards are located on the Georgia Railroad, between Bell and Fort Streets, where Stock consigned to Atlanta will be delivered. JONES, BEATTIE & CO., Atlanta, Georgia,
Ballard's Baggage Transfer.
BACCACE CALLED FOR AND CHECKED
FROM HOTELS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES, TO ALL POINTS, North, East, South and West. OFFICE, UNION PASSENGER DEPOT, ATLANTA, GA.
Thompson & Pettibone, DEALERS IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc.
37 WHITEHALL STREET, bet PETERS and CREW, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
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Adams, A Q, eng, res Venable bet Simpion and Alexander. Adams, B W, clerk, res Mangham cor Thurmond.
Adams, B W, laborer, res Magazine nr Rock.
Adams, C E, clerk, res Decatur, Ģa.
Adams, mrs S J, res Decatur cor Collins.
Adamson, W R, carpenter, res Simpson cor Mangum. Adcock, J J, engineer, res Elliott bet Hunter and Rhodes. Addler, Morris, merchant, bds Jacob Elsas.
Adkins, Thomas, brick-layer, res Peters nr Berry alley.
Aergow, fireman, bds A Thompson, R R street.
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Houston bet Butler and Calhoun.
Agan, M, clerk, Decatur street.
Agency Georgia Railroad & Banking Company, foot Alabama.
Agricola, H A, baker and confec, 67 Decatur.
Agricola, R J T, baker, 124 Whitehall.
Aikin, R W, brick-layer, res Hunter bet Davis and Trebursey. Air-Line House, Pryor bet Alabama and Hunter. Akers, C F, attorney at law, Wall st.
Akers, G W, prod dealer, res Ivy bet Cain and Harris.
Akers, W J, Agent M & C Railroad, Kimball House.
Akers, W T, prod dealer, res Ivy bet Cain and Harris.
Akin, H, blacksmith, res Luckie nr junc w Baker and Hull. Albright, A, boot-maker, res W Hunter.
Aldredge, J M, carpenter, res Forsyth bet Peters and Garnett. Alexander, A, hardw mer, res Peachtree bet Cain and Harris. Alexander, Charlie, clerk, bds G P Dodd.
Alexander, Dennis, colored, drayman, res McDaniel.
Alexander, J A, bds mrs L B Davis.
Alexander, James F, physician, res cor Houston and Ivy.
Alexander, John, grocer, res cor Race-Track and Tatnall.
Alexander, J M, hardware mer, bds mrs Overby.
Alexander, J T, grocer, res Race-Track nr Tatnall.
Alexander, L, colored, barber, res Orme bet N Av and Mayer.
Alexander, L H, bds T Whitaker.
Alexander, Robert, clerk, bds Sasseen House.
Alexander, Robert, colored, clergyman, res Taylor.
Alexander, Thomas, contractor, res West End.
Alexander, T G, clerk, res Peters.
Alford, James, peddler, res Dairyville nr Luckie.
Allan, Duncan, conductor Georgia R R, bds Thompson Allan.
Allan, E K, clerk, res Whitehall st.
Allan, Edw K, clerk, bds Thompson Allan.
Allan, J W, architect, res Harris bet Hilliard and Jackson.
Allan, Thompson, clerk Comptroller-General's Office, res Wind- sor bet Rawson and Clark.
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HANLEITER'S ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
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MARK W. JOHNSON, DEALER IN
QUANO, SEEDS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Machinery, Chemicals, and Live Stock,
OPPOSITE COTTON WAREHOUSE, 42 BROAD STREET,
BE Send for Prices.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
W. G. KNOX, DEALER IN
MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Human and Imitation Hair Goods, Ribbons, Notions, Etc., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 25 Whitehall Street, four Doors above Alabama, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
W. S. BELL & CO.,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES & LATHS.
Cor, Line and Pryor Streets,
ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
BOOTH'S WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP,
JUNCTION PETERS AND GARNETT STREETS,
ATLANTA, 1 GEORGIA.
BUGGIES, Spring and Iron Axle WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, ETC., Manufactured and Repaired at short notice, and all work warranted. W. K. BOOTH, Late of Ford & Booth.
HANLEITER'S ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
Allan, Thompson, Jr., bds Thompson Allan.
Allen, Berry, colored, carpenter, Whaley nr Houston.
Allen, ET, grocer, 166 McDonough street.
Allen, F, clerk, bds E. Steinheimer.
Allen, George, fireman, res Moore nr Decatur. Allen, James, laborer, res Thurmond nr Railroad.
Allen, James, train-hand, res Marietta cor Janes avenue.
Allen, James C, clerk, bds Air-Line House.
Allen, James M, track-layer, res Marietta nr Rolling Mill.
Allen, James O, lumberman, Loyd bet Alabama and Hunter.
Allen, John, machinist, res Foundry bet Elliott and Mangum.
Allen, L A, res Mangham cor Foundry.
Allen, Luke, colored, carpenter, res Brady nr Wheat.
Allen, mrs F, seamstress, res Marietta nr Alexander.
Allen, T W, colored, clergyman, res Pettis st.
Allen, W B, engineer, res Marietta nr Alexander.
Allen, W H, bds Dr Acton, Peach-Tree bet Cedar and Pine.
Allen, William, carpenter, res cor Mangham and Rock.
Allison, mrs S S, res Marietta nr Simpson.
Allman, Patrick, blacksmith, res cor Crew and Glenn.
Alston, R A, insurance agent, Wall st.
Alston, Thomas H, apprentice, bds " at home."
Amos, Henry, colored, drayman, res cor Jones and Martin. Anderson, G. T, Chief of Police.
Anderson, G. W, door-keeper Senate, bds mrs Loyd.
Anderson, J A, grocer, res cor Racetrack and Stephens.
Anderson, James, dealer in agricultural implements, res Pryor bet Peters and Garnett.
Anderson, James, blind, res cor Houston and Collins.
Anderson, J M P, boarding house, Line nr Pryor.
Anderson, John, colored, engineer, res Mitchell.
Anderson, J R, painter, res 401 Luckie b Hunnicutt and Mills.
Anderson, R A, agent, bds William Ezzard.
Anderson, W, machinist, res bet Frasier and Martin avenue.
Andrews, E, saddler, res cor Pryor and Clark.
Andrews, John, boot and shoe dealer, bds M O Markham.
Andrews, S, laborer, res Johnson.
Andrews, Thomas, carpenter, res alley nr McLinn alley.
Andsan, A J, engineer, bds mrs R A Dougherty.
Angier, N. L, State Treasurer, res cor Mitchell and Washington. Angier, Hugh, City Engineer, res cor Mitchell and Washington. Angier, Alton, clerk State Treasurer's office, res. cor Mitchell and Washington.
Angle, H C, harness-mkr, res Luckie cor Bartow.
Anglin, John S, clerk, res Mangum nr Magazine, Annie, C A, carpenter, res Wyly.
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KIRKWOOD SELECT SCHOOL,
Near ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
CHAS. M. NEEL, Principal.
T HIS Institution is offered to the Public as a Boarding School for Boys. The very best influences of locality, climate and society combine to make it worthy of patronage.
Tuition, per Month
Board and Tuition. $ 6 00 20 00
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
REFERENCE .- Mr. Wm. J. Northern, Mt. Zion. Georgia : General A. H. Colquitt, At- lanta, Georgia : Dr. C. P. Bennan, Mt. Zion, Georgia ; Rev. Walter Knox, South Georgia Conference ; Col. R. A. Alston, Atlanta, Georgia ; Gen. John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
JAMES LOCHREY'S
ATLANTA STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
East Mitchell Street,
SECOND HOUSE FROM WHITEHALL STREET, OPPPOSITE DODD'S CORNER.
Curtains, Ladies' Silk and Woolen Shawls. Saques, Cloaks, Dresses. Fringes and Rib- bons of all kinds and colors. Gent's Cloaks, Coats, Pants and Vests cleaned or dyed in a superior manner. Ladies' and Gent's Colored Wearing Apparel, recolored a beautiful black-suitable for mourning. Goods received and delivered by Express from and to all parts of the country.
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