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DAILY Latest News. ATLANTA, JULY 2(i, 1857. ARRIVAL OF TH K STEAAJER ASIA OORN, AND, MULES IN 1*lfcc County, Alabama. mr THE undersign mNTtTU.mCHJ Sadil Mim. I ed oiler fur sale or Plantation of 1-4 I V ,J 5‘l'*!!' <) New York, July 24. The gteamchip Agin 1ms arrived at this port bringing Liverpool dates to 11 th lost. Her Dews has beoo anticipated by the steamship Circassian. The latest advices troni London arc to Sat urday afternoon. Stock speculations were partially suspended, pending news from India. Money was easier. The current rates of discount are below the Bank of England rates- Nothing later had bcea received from India: but it it was supposed, from the ab3ouco of ad vance dispatch, that matters bad taken a ftvors- 5« tarn. Mr. Thackery, in an electioneering speech c advocates vote by oallot, with an extension of suffrage. Horrible AflTnlr. Cincinnati, .July 2d. Some twenty children, living on Huckey street, in this city, a densely populated Ger- man neighborhood, were poisoned by eating bv Miges, which were scattered along the street by a man and two boys, who are unknown Two of the children are dead,and many others are not expected ^ live. The mao offered tmatl packages oi r tozengC3 to persons on the street, but suspcctisg something wrong, they were not taken. The lozenges contained arsenic, sugar am) Dour. The motive for perpetrating such a crime is net known. The |arsons have not been arretted. The murder of Mr. Horton, who, after mur dering his wife, cut bis owu throat, is .‘till living, though there are nut faint hopes of his recovery. He assigns bis reasons for the mur ders to bo a eriraiuai connection of his wife with Horton. Washington, July 22. f.'apt. H. B. Tyler has been appointed ad jutant and inspector of the marine corps, in tie place of Major Heule, deceased. The Secretary of the Iuterior this afternoon dispatched an agent to Minnesota, tu ascertain 'be true condition of Indian ulTuirs in that Territory, and with instructions to the super- independent in reference to the apprehended troubles in that Territory. Senator Bigler has written to a friend in Washington, emphatically denying the Gory that he and Governor Walker have entered in to arrangements for the purchase of Kansas Indian lands. Louisville, Ky., July 22. Mr. Prentice, ol the Journal, and Mr. Uur- rcit,*of the Courier, were arrested this evening and held in the sain of three thousand dollars each to keep the peace. JNkw York, July 22. Some excitement was occasioned to-night by a fire breakiug out in the Exchange. For tunately it was extinguished before unv seri ous damage was done. Chicago, July 22. The bark U. J. Kershaw, Oapt. Pierce, left here this evening for Liverpool, Eng. A sa lute was fired on the occasion. A diuner was given her officers lost evening by the Board of Trade, who accompanied the bavli to Lake Erie.; New York, July 23. Too Circassian brings intelligence that the whole of the telegraphic cable would be ship ped by the 20th of July. , Albamt July, 21. There is a bad break in the Erie canal, about three quarters of a mile West of Albion. 80 acres of l.and^ Ich is cleared This plantation is lo- cated in Pike County, Alabama It is excellent Land for Cotton ; rich enough for all Farming purposes ; and is well watcrad. They also, oiler lor sale 4000 Bushels of Con; 20 Mules, and all tbeir farming utensil*. Besides these, if desired, they wilt tell 40 Ne groes, good house and field hands. The Land lies level; and is within 12 miles of Union Springs, where the Girard A Mobile Rail Road, will, in a few months, run. The land is fresh, and the location is as healthy, as any part of the State. Purchasers will please call at the Plantation or at Louisville, Uarbonr County, Alabama where one of us can always bo found. They have also other small tracts of Land, in s ’ 1 near Louisville, for sale. Phis property is offered for sale, for no other reason than the undersigned intend to quit farming. Terms of sale accommodating. J. & J. M. LAMPLKY. Louisville,Barbour, co., Ala. July 22,1857, w3m CLOTHING! Blew Spring Stock JH HERRINGS! Elegant Styles of Cloths, (JASSIMERE &. VESTING, LINEN, MARSEILLES, Ac., HATS, OAPS, GSifTS h Li iiSHiNG GOODS Superior Fitting Shirts, TAILORS TRIMMINGS MTOlIsMu! 2 tV Superb Stock of Clothing oi our own Manufacture Also, Agents for the Sale of Stf ■MG-XaSB.91 re Prices very Low. rW The Public are invited to cull and ex amine our Stock. W. HERRING & SON. march 1 dwtf J. V. EZZARD, (Successor to Goodspeud, Bearsc J" Co.,) WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DEMESTIC LIQURS & OIOARS, Al No. 8 Cherokoo Block, FouchTrcoStreet, AT LA N TAC GEO li GIA. Brandies, Cordials, Wines, Rum, Gins, Ales, Whiskey, Porter, etc. etc. ir»0,000 spniiMi ami Gentian Cigars ot a variety ol Brands. May 8th, 18 57 dawlv it to Married ladies and about to marry! Dr. Delouaer'i,Celebrated Monthl; Prepared from a prescription of A LI* HER DELORME, member ol (he Fteuch A aderny of Surgeons, and attends,,t physician to her Majesty, the Empress- This invaluable medicine acts like a charm in ah menstrual difficulties, removing obstruc tions, and bringing on the Monthly periods with perfect regularity. Iu all case* of Nervous Af fections, Palpitation of the Heart Flour AI bis or Whites, and in fact in ail complaints arising from a disordered condition and unhealthy ac tion of the Genital Organa, these Pill# wil ef- feet t speedy and permanent curt Th»y are put up in small plate glassfiasks, securely seal ed from observation, and accompanied by full directions for use. Price $1 per packag- N. B.—’These Bills should not la- tuken by females during the first th.ee months of preg nancy, as they are certain to bring on miscar. riage; but at any other time they are harmless J. K. Bi.andib, M. I)., only Agent for the Uni ted Btates and Canada* Also jus/ receioved i' the Doctor's office, a fresh supply of ILcord’s Female Protector—an unfailing preventive of conception, and invalu. able tu those females who, owing to habits of life or physical malformation, are incapacitated from safe re-produclion. Price $2 sent by mail. In connection with these remedies, I have constantly on band the following works: Mat ron’s Manuel, Marriage Guide, Diseases of Females, Diseases of Males. Each work is substantially bound and beautifully illustrated with colored plaits, and contain nearly 401) pages of reading nutter. Bent { ost paid 'oar.y add ess on rccoipt of $1, and 25 cents in •i&Hips. All letters addressed to me will receive my immediate attention; and letters of inquiry (when s postage is enclosed.) will be promptly attended to. J. K. BLAHDIN, M-D., SiftAC-oea, Naw Yobs. June 29, 1807 d*w6m “rTrTiT FAINTING FITS.—To all troubled with these distressing afflictions, we would recoin mend the use of K. R. H. and Regulator*. The moment you feel like fainting take a swallow of Ready Relief, and bathe your temples, hands and face with it—in a few moments all distress ing symptoms and unpleasant feelings will leave you. In all cases whoro you are troubled with Fils, take Itadway's Regulators in regulating doaes—they will regulate the organs in the bor dy.and establish and equalize tho circulation o 1 the blood. We have known a groat many per sons whenever troublod with fits, who have been entirely delivered frdto these annoyanets^by the use of K. Regulators. Ladies are informed thatR. R.R. aud R. will force a healthy llowof the Courses—at the reg ular lime—in all cases where Nature is sluggish and obstinate. Many a woman's life has been lengthened and saved by tho use of these useful remedies. “RADWAY’S R.R. REMEDIES are sold by druggists, merchants and storekeepers, in every city, town, village and H comers, in the Lotteries! WHO WANTS MONEY ? 4JM .OBTAINED BY RISKING TKN DOLL, JASPER CO.) ACADEMY* BT AUTHORITY Oi THE STVTK OK OEOXOIA lluvasa Plmi, single Numbers. 30,000 Ticket*—3,‘2H0 Prizes. jiMOUXTJXG TU 8215.2GO. Prize* Payable Without Deduction AN PERSON 6c HON, Manager*. Sucm&ors to J. F. Winter, Manner?. Our Lotteyr -raws in Mu con, lia., (Hmail Scheme) every Bstiirday, an«! in i^a void ah, (fa. (Large Srhemep; almm the 15th of every m^nth CLASS AA. draws acocRT 17tii, 1857, ir Armory Hail, Savannah, f-co.. Under lIn Sworn Superintending n; W, H. Symuns ami J. M. Prentiss, Ivsj- CAPITA1.Z4 of $60,000, $90,000, $5,000 $10, POO, $4,000, $2000, 3 Prizes of$10(10,.5 Prizes of $500, 100 of $100, 100 of $50,3000 „t $-t| and v 2 Approximation prizes amnun'ing ti $3,760. Whole Tii-kefs $10, llalirx $r». ({uniters 1)12.50. Look to your interest and compare this Scheme wilh any other: Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at pai. Checks on New York remitted for prizes. Address orders for Ticket* or Certificate.- I Packages of Tickets to ANDERSON Ac SON, Managers. Macon Or Savannah. Ga July 17, 1857 dawtf '•LI i THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR Maryland Lotteries FOR AUGUST I?57. It. FRANCE A- CO.. Managers BmMAOT_SQHEM£ Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland, CL, *1 S S A , To ne drawn Saturday. Aug. ‘Jlitli In Baltimore, Maryland. Drawings conducted under the superintendence ol Ihe SUW lottery Caamisaioncr. >vm «i ms. 78 Numbers 11 Drawn Ballots. /~T1 V 1 Vhei (EORGIA, f'snylh country.— f Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1867.— 7heteas John Cain, Jr., Administrator upon th. eatale of Georg* W. Phillip* deeoaiod, al>- pliaa for Letter* of Diiinisaion ftutn said Ad miiatrattion. Then ar. therefore, to cite and admonish ill partiee interested, whether kindred or creditors of .aid deceased, to file their objections, it any they have, within tho time prescribed by law, why Letters of Dismission should not bo grant- the applicant on the .frond - Monday in • NUaty naxt. H. BARKER, Ord’y. July 6th, 1857 wtim J. & J. LYNCH. Corner Alabama and White IIaU-strce.lt Atlanta, Ga. WHOLESALE and Retail Deal ers in New Orleans Sugar, Cof- foe, Syrup and Provisions gen erally which wo offeron'ho moe- reasonable terms. Vie keep constantly on hand n general stock of Liquors, Wines and Cordial*, by VV holesale. Being in daily receipt of Goods from first hands we aro enabled to sell at as small profits as any house in the cities of Augusta, Savannah or Charleston (the freight only added.) We shall take advantage of the Ohio, Cumberland and Al abama rivers on first raise and keep a Large Stock of New Orleans and Cincinnati Goods, cheapn than they can be bought in the markets above mentioned. J. Ac J LYNCH. oct. 19, ’64- . n23-tf. S. B. Oatman, DEALERS in Italian. Egyptian and American STATUARY And Bast Tennessee Marble ONUMENTS, Tombs, Urns, and Vases, Marble Mantels and Furnishing Marble. All orders promptly filled. Atlanta, Ga. feh 24 dly JANUARY 1st, 1851. P URE WHITE WHEAT FAMILY Flour. 150 Sacks, just received, which if considered equal to anything ever uteri in this tuakroL For Sale by, E. M. 8EM|0 _ dwlG Jl'ST RECEIVED. (T / \ BOXES, of different Qualities of Tobacco Cheap. W. W. RO.ARK, Jan ft Jw« S ixty Day* after ilntc, applica tion will be made to tho Honorable Court o Ordinary of Campbell county, Jbr leavo to sell th* real estate belonging to tho estate of Wil liam A-J-Beaver* late of said county deceas ed, for tho benefit ef the heirs and creditors of said deceased This, May 4lh, 1857. CHARLES B. BEAVERS, may 7, wSOd G t EORGIA. Gwinnett County I'—Wheras, Newton Bramblclt, adminis trator on the estato of John R Blount, late of said county deceased, makes application for lelteru »f dismission from *aid administration: these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all •nd singular, tho kindred *nd creditors of >*id deceased, Vo bo and appear at my office, within the time proecribed by law, to show cause, if any they hava, why letters of dismission should not be granted (t-J applicant Given under my hand at office, this May 6th, 1857. ma yg’ft? O, T. KAKE8TKA W, Ord y New Bacon. A Choice let just received, in store and li sale LOWE A RICE. r*u »i d »‘f GEORGIA, Gwinnett County. W HEREAS, Thomas W. Connally * Jal cob Strickland, Ezecutorsof the last wil, and testament of Wilson Strickland deceased apply to me for letters ol dismission from the same. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of .aid deceased, to tile their objections in my office, (it any they have.) within the time prescribed by law', otherwise, letters diamissory will be grouted tire applicants ai tho September Term next ol tho Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county. CLT.RABR*' , '«»AW,Ord'y. Feb 25 wil M ortgage Sale.—" ill be sold on the first Tuesday in August noil, the follow ing properly-to wit: One Negro woman about 24 years of age, ol dark complection by the name of Isabel and her child Harriot about 6 years old of yellow completion. Levied on an th* property of A M McWhorter to satisly one mort gage fi fa. laauod from Ctnroll Inferior Court in favor of Chamberlain Miller A Co. v» Abbott M McWhorter, property pointed out in *aid fi fa. Junetwlra fcLl BENSON, Sheriff 1. .$62,518 $62.51? 2. ..12,500 .25,000 2. . . 8,000 16,000 2 .. 6,000 12,00" 2. ...5,000 10,000 5. 20,000 f). .3,000.. . .. . 15,000 5— — 2,000 10,000 1 ,b’00. 10. 1,600 'fi.Ut'O 10. . 1 ,oou. .. 10,000 10. .1,880... 12,500 00. r.at) GOoOO 00. 400 80,000 04. . . .. 150... . .9,600 64. ...100 6,400 61. 80 6.I2C 64. 60 568. ... 40. .. 222,724 224 20 I 3.3 United Slates and British America.'' RADWAY t CO tv DERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER, Is ono of the most common, a* well as the most formidable of diseases known toAmetiean physi cians. It ha’d for years attracted the closest at tention of the modical faculty in all parts of the United Ftatcs, and yet up to the time of the dis covery ol Dr. M’Lane’a great Specific, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., it was al most beyond the reach of medical skill. Thou sands had perished without even a hope of re lief, and although thousands may yet he destin ed tu fee! the direful effects of thie most coinpli cated disease, it is now, thanks to the search of Dr. M’Lane, most completely brought within 'he scope of medical control. The proprietors, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Fa., of the LiTer Pills feel confident that they offer a remedy which has been fully tested by lime, which has never failed of succeai when fairly tried. IV Purchasers will be carelul to ask for Dr. M’Lane’* Celebrated \ ermifugc manufactured by Fleming Bros.,of Pittsburgh, l’a. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’Lane's genuine Vermifuge, also his celebra ted Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable drug stores. None genuine without the sig nature of FLEMING BROS. Taylor’H Aiitl-Dygpeptlc Elixir. Atlanta, Georgia, May 1st, ’57. DR. J. A. TAYLOR, Sir 1 regret to say to you that fbr a long time I sufered tftost severely from that horrid disease dyspepsia, and all it*evil attendants. Life, it self, almost became a burthen. Remod y ulte remedy was tried—medical advice sought fret* time to time—but all would not do. Heart horns sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pstn in the head, and many other ills to which lletdi is heir, were the torments of my life. At last I tried your Elixir, and since then have found re liel. Upon my case, it has operated asachum I can now eat with some satisfaction, and sleep without being troubled with frightful dreams. In truth, Hit, to your Elixir I one al most a now existence, and you are at liberty u> publish th ; s to thr world should you think pro per to do so. WM. KAY Sold by Smith & Euard, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, Atlanta, Ga. may .Idwtf Wait* Tssra, Vasicaao Haaxvn »*» -tmrmri. Court txios—e»n be acquired by n*tng lbs of a Thousand Flowers. W hat lady or gentle man would remain under the curse of a disa greeable breath, when by using tho "Balm of a Thousand Flower*" as a dentifrice, would not only render it awoe', but leave the teeth white as alabaster I Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and the aubje-tt is so delicate their friends will nevvi mention it. Beware of coun terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed FETRIDGE A CO. N. y. For rale by all Druggists- [mh3*d*m W%.\Ve bare beard o( some Astonishing cure* being made by Prof. I>e G rath'a Klee trie Oil. It seems to Ret on tbo diseased parts with Remarkable effect aud in a short space ol time health Regains it* sway. It cau be had of the agents here see advertisement iu another column. ' June 24,1857 dawlm 84,414 prizes, amounting to 81.I7D.1V Wholes $20; Halves 10: igu:-. *; Eighths 2 60 Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes, cost. $282 00) 26 Halves. “ 1410* 0. «« Quarters. •' 70 50 j !124s. 26 Eighths, “ 35 25 to $225. - Prize, those 552, will each . according to the ab„. The 3,000 prizes of $90 i mvAm Mi: Grant] Consolidated Lottery of M. D Extra Class s, To be drawn in Baltimore. Md., Satur lav, A ut 29. 1857. SPLENDID SCHEME. Capital Priz*, i Prize ot. 1 prize of., l prize of . . I prize oi . 1 prize of . 1 prize of : I prize of lfpniv of. Ay/- $32,500 1022 90 . 6000 . 2,200 \ *.200/ .. 2,200 .. 2,9001 2,2001 4 of $500 450 3J0 the last figure of number which dra. 000 Prize. Forexample. if thenumher m. the $*0,000 prize ends with No. t. then al!~th« Ticket* where the number ends in 1 will be rn titled to $941. ■ If the Number ends witff V then all the Tickets where tho Number ends’;-. 2 will be enti/led to $20, and so on to 0. CeitifiqJtcs of Packagcswdt is-sold *t the i • lowing rales, which is the risk : Certifies'*of l’acksgeof 10 Whole Tickets $60 •• “ 10 Half •• 40 “ 10 Quarter “ 20 •• “ 10 Eighth " 10 1 ,M In ordereug Ticket* or Certificates, endos* the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on , receipt of which they will be lorwardeJ bv first 90 ; mail. Purchaser* can have ticket? ending in 80 j any figure they may designate 60 j The list of drawn Number* and Prizes will be 50 : sent to purchaser* immediately after the drew. ♦0' ing. 20 ! Purchasers will please write the signatures 1.000 prizes, am'g to fclSS.lOO I plain, and give their post office coanty and Whole Tickets $10; Halve* $S;Quarters $2,50 j ^f*te EVPlease address all orders for Ticket* in I IV Remember that every prize •_ :rawn. and irie Oil mv ncs ,. „ tujprvieu DA vn ELKIN ft prizes ot 1,600 5 prizes of 10 20 132 250 1,000 600 500 .400 20 of 2n of 40 ot 5J8 tne aoove Magnificent Scheme, to T. H. HUBBARD di. CO. No. 39 »‘ayette-st.. or Box, No. 40, Baltimore, Maryland. Oct 14 (dly) (iu;ar and Tobacco STORE. rjYHh'.bl BSCRIBEB begs most resjH’ctfuil* to inform the Citizens of Atlanta and sur rounding country, that he has just received i largeaddition to his Firmer Stock.'! FISE CIGARS, TOBACCO. ' SNUFF, PIPES, . SNUFF H0.YE8, MATCHES, vVC^ AC Which is offered ot Wholesale or Retail al vsai sow mim, Persona desiring anything in my line will do well" cal! and examine my Stock before pur chasing elsewhere'. IV Store on White Hall Street, o-';msUi- the Intelligencer office. JOHN FICKF.N. Ailaiila, March 18 dwtf On Consignment. I Fmc Piano trem J. Chickertng. lor «le rees’.'n payable in lull without deduction. atm All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid nn- medialelv at'ter the drawing— other prizes al the usual tune of Unity days, in full ».:Y ul ueduc- tion. All communications strictly gonti. inal. I',e drawn numbers will be torwarded « purch*«cr* immediately after the drawing. prizi's of $ l ,vHV0 and in drr. pz.J tm- mediatelf alter the draw ing—other pr *- -t.hi- usual time thirty days. Puzc tickets cashed or renewed at either t 'tfico Address llrelets for Ticket* or Cor: idles to S. SlN AN A CO.. Atlantafla. A list of the numbers that are drawn fr-'ui ihe "he<4, w,lh the amount -8 the prize that each one i*entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in the following papem New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register. Charleston Standard. Nashville Gaiette, Atlanta lutelli- gencer. New York Weekly Day Book, Savon- nth Morning News ami Richmond Dispajch. New 1 ork D-.sptit b xml Pcutding vMifs.)t'l*r- ATF1CTED, A’E.\ ' H - i ir:;cat- 'AC-.rSTA. 4»A . --i 1*. I l’ro). Dr Gratis—Dear Strt I „:i * to vert that my b y Moses ha* Uxv arHirizd with . Rb.r uma'.t. "■ for »eventeen years, and by oni application ol’your Oil (Prof. DeGrath's Elec, j trie l>i!) »a* enurely cured, ar.d lcheerfully re. commend it "all snailarlv affected, j Yours Kcspectftilly. * C. HEUBER- At .'•3TA. lia, March 28,1857. j 1*1..: D. Grath— Dear Sir: This is to certui i that I have been afflicted with Headache ami Corns on my fbtt, from which 1 have suffered 1 very much, snd by the'apj.'ication of De Grath* i Electric OH, 1 have l>een cored of my Headache I ar.d Corns, and therefore recommend it bi all. , 1* MeCt'E. Pro!. De tirath - Electiic Oil— $25 rewaril- ! i wil' give $25 for the ippretension ot a low ! *cam; uho printed remo diny bills and call-. | hi- -mil v ihe name of my Electric Oil. * PROF. CHARLES UeGRATH 29 South Eighth street, Philad'a May 18,1857 dwdm Sodii Water! Soda \Y ntev ! !' SUMMER S COMING. «wS • .BCBIB m WOXhe > it": Ilanuft urtr, ■» Fulton House, Atlanta.' G: pr: I | ) ETl'RN'S hi- thank* to hiv iorm June 27. I* daw 1 in LOW Ac RICE, dwti •nabie Term* bv Fet 21 Brushes of all Kimls. Large lot ol For sale by Feb 21 ^ Large lot on hand, of su|»erior Qualiues. LOWE A RICE dwtJ Just Received, I, i,\ KEGS ol N AILS, to *r\l at 5 cents by 1UU Ihe Keg mh2 i25dwtf W. W. Kt> A . S. TTILUIMS. JOHN RHKA. <4. | BOLLIXO BAKCIi Williaais, Ehea & Cd* (Succi'sors to J. B. William .) ti KN F.RAL COM MISSION M K IU U A X i s AND .PARTICULARLY for the sale of Grain, Bacon, Lari, Flour. Feathers. and Tennessee Produce Gen-rally Decatur Street, rear the Trout House, Allan- ta.lit. Nov 16 dwtf j , li , t x SACKS, extra Family A Choice Su IUvU pcrllue Flour, in Store and shortly to arrive, which in Quality will compare with any Stock in (Ieery;a For sale Lon by, E.M.SEAGO IVvIun iXimmiesiot; Merchant. Also, new Bue.u, plac.y to arrive iu a a foW day* If* e dwtf R etuk: ■libetal patrons, and begs to inform hiscu I Uuiu-r*. thxt he ha,commenced thr tho teasot I the manufacture ii ihisc,"i ar.d healthy K>. ! age, Sod* Mater, having one of the Kv r j machiues made, cool place, good watt r »r,.l ox ■ I peneneed assistants, ho hopes to go e genual I aattsfiicuon to all who may favurbjm with:. I cab. He projso«-.-fnrnuhu.g partes and lanii- h > at short notice and t rwar.l tho soda to anv p :nt pet first tram. My price* being so low, 1 1 xiu compelled to s.-!l t . osh. and cash only . Priof pet d ten . cent*, hottlee and catkatu oe returned. B not a charge of 10 cents each willbemade. May 12. 857-'tw I Laivshe A Purtell, msummsxaoM, WHITEHALL STHCET, AtlnuiH. tiewgla.. H AVE ON HAN D I tine stock ol very rich Goo is fo: Gentlemen’* wear ,tha: thoy will make up in the very latest style of cut and finish. Tty them and sec if they dent. gne you Jits. Atlanta, April 16. '67. * dtt .lust Received, •)i k A BARRELS of WHISKEY," *,11 al Jthe low price of 35 wntk. pot Gallon, fine white Penn ewe Whiskey.