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BY LOOIIRANE, DOWSING A: (50 “ ERHOH CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEJ i FREE To COMBA'I IT r,F. r. . m SERIES, VOL. ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY MORNING. ,11 IA 2S.-IsnT. the daily examiner. ATLANTA ILIA OliMmnni^m Mi John llydu, lab uiiiKkr among Illy -its la Utah,'gave a leclurn on /1 Ydnc day , n ■,» York,on M •rmonUm Forty poopl.,- present Mr. 11y ( L *n 1 that the Mor- monism wbieli he learned In England was a verydillercnl tiling from winU he louinl in IJtnli tin Ireirnei to ttonstder it-iike-ihc fliiciout ( 'liriis tian Church, ns giving the power to work aimi'li* and to iped!-. in longues Polygamy was then called tfdcctrino ol devils by , the Mitm whom he found, when lie went to Utah in lb53, living with half n dozen wiven. lie oeir.an to have donht,> n! Mormon ism tlnn: I Ingham Young explained the wickedness ol ■hilt Lake to him by telling him that wicked a , I ho Children ol I r.rel were, they wire still the -hosen people, nod Moser mis don wos a divine one, ns was that ol Joseph Smith I lowever, this w. s no! sufiiicicnt to settle Ms doubts;and when he was sent Out to the Sandwich I I ind ; he shook oil'the shackles ol hi; youth The three characteristic tb-elrim v i ul the M ni i p were the authenticity of the Hook "I Mnrmrfh, the divine-authority of Joseph Smith, mid the recent establishment of polygamy Thia fastvran srvorly d< nohncod in tin Book ui Mormon, and reprchfiid-d publicly and its revelation until Ibid,seven years alter it bits gau to be practiced by Joe ph Smith And it way only in 1852 that I Ingham V uung thought proper to make public profc >3ion ol their faith in these practices' Now, when a man waa louuJ faithful enough, tie was indue cd to go to Salt Iaibcund inducted mto the mysteries, The Mormon Ihcoiy was that n man’s glory was counted by the si" • ol Ins lanriiy, nod all children barh n( » woman sealed to him were counted an !ii;i Ho Hint a inanM glory increase! when lie wai'caieJ to u new woman, and he could be scaled to any wo man who iltd not love her turban I il Brig ham Young would pi nail it Ho, too, tviieii a saint died or wort away on u mission,'it wis the duty of jomogood brother to -.••• that >,i£ o it lory" wont on increasin'.- in spite of his •tbsoocc. Mc.Ifydo contended that the Bible did not , reach Mormonisni. Mr Hunmel Richard- 1 Lft Halt Lake and on his return took three otlic- wires. The sober and dejected face ot t,i; IVire showed she liked it,although he took her hi tier chare of the balls and theaters. Mr Horace F.ldridge was one day toid by Brig- .iQ-. that he mnst take another wile Mr. Kidridgo said he had promised his wile never in marry another. Brigham said "If I had n vile who wool! try to extort nidi a promise 'i > that i he might go to h— I 1 ou mu3t, or 1 will c"t you oil. Mr Kldridgc submitted, nrd 'oon nftcr bis new wife had entirely et i.ij u(lections, Mr. Hyde related "vend eases of extreme suffering on the part ol Ur t wive--. Home, however were not so. A Mrs Cahill, for two or three year-, en deavored, bv inviting young Indies to come ind live at her house, to give her hn l and tin opportunity to overcome his inveterate bash' fulness. It was, indeed,made tin duty of the wile to go to the intended second and beg her to accept the proposition. It was the princi ple of the Mormons to send out their worst men to preach Mormonbm. If n man was n gambler or home thief, he would be sent out as pfcaqher. It was Brigham's doctrine thu uo matter who preached a principle, provided it was pure. Many of thcincn who were sent to ihc States and to England were r ent to get lhem away lronr their creditors,-or because ihey were too drunken to stay It was-a d.f- ticult thing thia Mormon qui tion. The Mor mons worn isolated; 30,00. luul immigrated thither trotu Europe; the number was trom ‘>,000 to G.OOU last year, and was rapidly i .- creasing. Ho had hope in this—that all la-, oaticism contained the seed-; of its own de struction. At the coodaaioii. Mr. UyuC was loudly cheered.—At to York Iimi> t rhwftiVj' “ y,g,-.i It'ii Judge Burke, of Houtb Cat olinn, rode cm hor s c back from circuit to cir cuit, accompanied by a servant, who wag di rected to keep close behind him, while he med itated as pleased himself by the way. Jogging along in this way, ou cne occasion, the servant pressed up too rent to the horse which lie rodt and which happened to bean ill-natured brute; and the consequence was that the horse kicked the negro on the leg, who, observing that it had not interrupted his masters itidy.sprang oH his horse, ami picking up a atone, throw it at the beast, which it unluckily missed and took effect between the Judge's shoulders/The instant the n’gro saw what he had been doing, he fell in the road with Ms hand clasped around hi.; leg, and eryiug out in api urcut agony; as soon ns the Judge eouid -traii’hten himself, he i turned nrpnnd and said to the ['rostrate ne- to: ‘Stephch, child, what nils you. ' ‘Lor, m.ijca,’ was the reply, ‘your hot-'just now kicked me on the leg and almost broke '{.’' ‘U elUhild,’ said the lodge, ho j e t now kicked fnoJK'twccn the shoulders and nlmcst broke my bark, too.' Pb ni,(ut Man.—A correspondent ol the • I,ouis Republican, writing- from Ivlwood, It T., soys- ‘One who lives ou his Haim near the <-.1gc ol Hi city is perlinp; the oldest iuuii iu Vntericb If not, 1 will venture a small wager tlmt he is the most active Of his age. lie is Mr. James J (VTooie. lie was bom in the comity of Don* , gnl.in the North of Ireland, someiv In re about Hie year 1730. lie was nu rddjnnn iu the Irish rehrilion ol 17T\ when, liceoiniug im- plieateil- with liord Lilagemld, ho lied his country to -eck fro dom io oitr then voting Itrpublie. His life ''Of been checkered with ■finny changes. He has bu n ton eil about among the various scones and by many diverse i.ircnnwUncei lie moved to St. IsiuLs thirty years ngo, nqd cxtablished tin* first brewery there. Ily moved'to t e Platte I'urcliase in 18:t8, and lived iu Buchanan county, near Biou'iuiaglun, until. two years ago, when lie came to Kansas and made a pn-cmpitou, and be can now walk eight or ten miles with ease to visit las tiiecds or attend to businessatlsir.'. Lie says his age Is about one hundred and iveutj five ycatB. Uni. Il'atker'i Plana.—The St. I/mis News prof .re: 1 to give tome inkling, ‘on good authority,' of what Hen. Walker is doing and | expects to do. That journal says: ‘Hen. Walker cun secure fire thousand men and a quarter of n million of dollars besides i innon, shell-, shot, ammunition nnd supplies • nny needed amount, within thirty days’ no nee. The money ($200,000) is ready and subject to his drnlt at any moment. Walker does not desire more than one thousand men, as in i. vatisliod that with that numbt-i ot men lie call conquer and keep possenien of Nicar agua, M' pitc nr all the Central American nrirtic; that can be brought into the field n- gninst Mm lie is operating quietly at pres ent’ and keeps his own council; but the de parture id another expedition from New Or- h on.,, sometime the coming fall, weII appoint cd, ai d with Walker nt its head > an event tlmt may be seriously expected.’ pal itu.1 lb An in .V.i/UV-:;-. One ul- tmioon last September, during the time of the great political excitement, on I was wending my \*ny liotn ward along tlie wharf, my atten tion was called to a new steam process of load in'! vessels. Whilst admiring the beautiful machinery then in operation, with ftrinnumcr ,,lik win' Is spinning and harming around, per- foriiiiii:: the labor of some twenty men, my eyes h ll upon a rather diatre J looking son ot lain from-whom I j^card the following so> liloqiiy: •Ah!''le . xcluimcd, yen whir!y-«ig you; it is yourself that takes the bread out ol twenty ol me honest countrymen's mouths iuay day you work; Imt lie jaliers there is one <gms<)la- tion nftcr nil; i/.-'i ron't ■■■'• lb know X>th- • II, bl’ — I’/iftaJ' l/ihia South 1 m U' nil■■■ WaU'oI.f., N. II , Inly 2K-Hollis Hat- ol Hilsnm, wns instantly killed yesterday by lightning an 1 his brothe* was at the Paine time scroiusly paralysed A young Indy wns also struck down by it temporarily The thun- d?r nnd lightning were terrilie. ('iniViDEx 1 H I . bily 21 The hodju ol l„:ra Tori, in L \bridge, was struck by li ht umg to-dny, nnd his daughter, nineteen years old, killed Mr. Turf wns seriously injured but it is tin ught he will recover f'tni.AOKLiutu, July 22.—Mr. Hodard made a balloon asccusion here this .afternoon mounted on n live pony. After ascending ofime distance he climbed into the basket C1*Y leaving the pony dangling below. L'li'iVMti.B, Ivy..-luly 22 Mi I’rentici ol the./eioTio/, nnd Mr<Du rctt, of the C mi ,, were arrested this evening and held in the aim ol three thousand dollars each to keep tlv pcaer Jt Lout - July 22.—About seven o'clock last evening a tire brode out in Keep ,v (.'o.'s planing mill, on Second street, in this city which extended to Marlow j sawmill; also consuming several brick dwellings nrd Irnmc tenements adjoining Los? estimated at from H 100,000 to $?20o,0C0 Insurance not -veer turned New York, duly 22,—Home excitement was occasioned to-night by u lire brooking out in the Exchange. Eortunatelyit was extingnished before any serious darango wns done. Cute'Aiio, July 22.—The bark C. J. Ker shaw. Cnptni i Pierce 1 , left here this evening for Liverpool, Englund.- A salute was tired on the occasion. A dinner wai given her elli- cers last evening by the Board of Trade who accompanied the bark to Igike Erie. N r.w York, July 23.—The Circassian brings intelligence that the whole of the tilegraph cable would lx) shipped by the 20th of July Ai ham , July 21.—There is a bad break iu the lirie canal, about three quarters of n mile Wist of Albion. 11 ni l- niTifri fill! fliJu' riitfl |3t0fc: PRINTING Hcmgl.i It .lilt oiut & Haul,! m <(Mii|i,tri). A T T II F, E X A M I N E R JO^pFflCE, NOW LOCATED i©0iii® mu ifeiriMitei »t iMficPnp tyringlit'ixU!' i 1 n 1 1 H T M . I > i M HEADY FOR. SALE li < f. A *-(Hi. i'ily n, tHG; I .V. Arn L.-.w \rriv» ci ViU kir*U, in h n**il mrl worlrmnn iiko i-anr.* r • i nt the nhortont poaslM« notice. Husinfess CardH, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Cheek-, Blank Notes Visiting Cards Blank Deeds, Hand-bills, Way Bills, Posters, -ke i •- itc<l ciitormp a- icv jnable tu* In any oUu r te v »f Georgia or ihekkmth THE DAILY EXAMINER. i i'uli/ishat cv*ry Mm ning, (Sunday (rrrpt'il ■it rive Dollars per annum—in advance. II !ai;r I ai i mnnhti &ix Dollar. mil he chart’- / KATES ()if ADVERT1S1NU \tlvcrtUing m thr Daily Examiner will !>♦. in One incerti-vn fid cent,. < )nc month. $.\oo Two <( $1,00 Two “ 8,00 Bolton Thrrf '* 1,25 Throe- “ 10 00 Marietts, Tour '* 1,5(1 Four *• 12,00 Acwirth Fiyr " 1:75 •rrix “ i r*,4M» Allatoona. ii y 3,00 (>no Year 20,01 Etowah,. . •VtLilr attracts w ill Le mntle K»r yearly ail Carter-vill -••rriricmrnt- occupying n quarter, half or whole Cass, 'l.«*lt M,«« !^‘ AManln iJuily,: »»t \ Ill'll: l » [1 \ •' • ’uj • I iii y • n» A t , aiil i t »• VI mm; I*a 1.1-14*. \»hM. !.ily Arrive, it 1ugu.L at Arrives r\t Atlanta,at I I TAXI » If Driuliii, i K(on« Mount fin, I litli'»riin (■onycrY. .t LVwngt n. ; Social l 'irdc Madison, _ u D-. n Dni.m Point, *1 T!.h Keen! mn- ir. > i’laiii.- of iho Sc ;iDi < '-ir -Iu, A: August /a'aiiroal .at At Ht 'ilrrn x itlantk rund AtLX^TA T. < FATTAKOOCA ? IAMi:-- M hpl I LOCK Leave-. Atlanta, daily, at A rrivc j at Cliatta Leaves < Jiattanoog i, da.lv. Arrive at Atlanta, at night I*a m s.;e Leaves Atlanta, uightly it Arrives at Chattanooga, at Leaves Chattanooga, n'?h Arrives at Atlanta, at . ni?tan' r * idm M ‘ ■ Ilanlv, ille, 1 M ' ID. I)1IV , ■'* ’• I i *on -iFtfDP •? M P j hrntttrftrl and gc iiii* t'iK Hr eVt-.., 1.1 cTi' ii* i GOODS, jrge Uu l« MntiloUcH amt MiujtiHafe. < ’rawfordvili •L’umming, I arnak, llronrson Dearinp. If**!/ ha Del Air \ r?i:*ta 111 i¥1 \ T, 114 l\ • i-UV. M’llu' *11 ; vi in, M / ray (iilm r D.ih Ixefrr 11 .u.t, S ? iwhon, E-mj , ^frt*llilti"tiUr Mr.H I JI.’Or PEL*; - iti7en • \ (Iflue U hit >IF ( ai*hIonat - ni .1 Pr^Uy lla(s and Shoo,. DroiiS the pi inprliui. w.11f, tin i lid the iUnati -!«!<•) Rtail Yud e-cry fithe-t ,.i l>nlice In riioi: and l tie prices wi! ‘ ford i hc . C.MUT)i>. ^ t«l V t. :! i-jund Li **y of their -. dnv g ni nj lit. i; ( CO n.- ' n t Whi toe? i? "-lod in -I '.oil i ' low,as livh.g will j;- Uf-I I r f may 1 * H I. • <arlictt'ttrij ' If i 1 J^Te 1-let - f'rr w.u ; \ iilumn. Adverllsemenl* fo<m lran*iem persons murt tm paid In ndvnnce. Logil ndvertisments [UiMished at the usual rates. Ordinary notices exceeding .lea linis c.hargod iiatiJv. rtLments. Announcing candid ates for -tlice, $5 00, to be paid in advance rheprivilege of yearly advertisers isstrirtly limited to their owr. immediate and regular buck ness. Professional Cards not exceeding six lines £!. r i per annum. . Advrrtisment* not specifiod ns to time will be otii'liohed till ordered out. and charged al regular rates. Advertisments inserted in the \\ ecklv papei inly will bn charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of nil Descriptions. B lanks or all desckiptionm, can be had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornice, Sheriffs, Clerks of Courts, and Ordi nu ties, can bo furnished, at short notice, any laviriu Inrm of DFEL), \N RII ,'or PROCEbb which they may desire ; and all FOItMS ot le gal instruments, commonly in u-c, are always on hand, to be sold at the lowest price?. Atlanta, May SO, I8S7 "tf kfiTimii Slburrlkitnirnts. j/./l,/, ,/.V/> FEMALE : ■ ■ «t >cv ■ — the Citizens oT Alltuilii. TliANKFi'L i Illy Irina Is of Atlanta for their lib.-ml palmingo ’!»l r tin-1 .-I sc..«imi, I would respect ® tally ■- I.< il an increased patronage lot tin next session, which will com mence in Monday, July 2llth, 1857; Our Hoorn an large ami mry, [ rotcctcd bv a piuria fifty (eel long, front the sun Kvory attention possible will be paid In the manners and mors nl« of every pupil committed to my care, ami a thorough and practical education mq.oii.sl— A rigid, hut parental discipline willbcenforeed. No one need apply for admission for their children into ihir school who do not wish their children governed H. UOHHKH. Ihiucipal. It. II. * .1AH. F. ItUliBItS Assistants. Mils R C. I!. A MlH-8 L.M BOO BBS,. .., Aw i lants Y, male Itiq iilin. nl •Terms’ jxr Session of Twenty HViT.v. It. tding and Spelling ■ $8 no Arilhmi tie, (ic«igr»j>hy Hi lory and (iram . nv»r - ' •(• uu Phil, a.tpliy, ClicmisUy, Algebra,(icome tty, lei till and Oreek. . lb UU Inciib-ni d Kxpenses,... 2'' SS0*Tiiitien payable quarterlv. \tlaniit, July 10, 1857 ddm |t)ol) UEWAHl). M* .on'; Orrics, ( Atlanta, June 30, li-3i■ j \ l(i;WARU ol $150 will t>egivcn to an) I noon who will apprehend and solely de liver to the iduritlol Fuiloneounljr, William M. Witcher,who iscliargevl with having, killed bi-i iavh.-r.it 11 Witchsr, in lliiseilv, on the 25th I,si WILLIAM LZ/.ARIt. Mayor. h£Sl HlPPIti.S. . William M. Witcher i* aK-ut l»> ysnrsof age, live feet mx inches high, weighing about I5li lie... broad ch.adders, sand, hail H„ the'd !•' ie,l. ,4iaighl anil hang. Vie,' broad and slighily Ireiklcd. lie hod eh when be escaped, a blue rluth coat, light ■•’SIotM i-ipier- pal,:* and black coitci shoe* July 2,1857 vlaWlf ■ »• I N 1117 Subscriber has just found out the great secret ut doing a successful business, to sa il cheap, havo astnoll profit, and advertise and let the people know what he has got and occasion ally give them the prices and only one price, and iuie no friends to sell cheaper to than any person else. I have just received a laige lot ol (loots d Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, (iirls and (Chil dren, all fresh from the Manufaetory. Crockery and (ila«s Ware, Ovens, l'ots, Skillets, Fire Logs, Axes, ll/acksmitli Tools,Hltovcls, Spades, Knives and forks, i'oeket Knives, l!inbem-l!as, Pow der, shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, White l ead, Hagai, Coffee, Molasse.t, Salt, llr.uidy. Wine Ciin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, of every kind, Rice, Toiacco in fact I can not toll you all I keep in one Advertisement; But come sad look lor yourselves, we are ready to show nnd sell.— lhuil forget 1 give 8 lbs , ol best (Toffee, lor *1. 8ugar8L, 7 and fi lbs.,for a $l,and l«- sure .to liring tho cash, we keep no books Corner of White Hall and Mitchell buct W. W fiiiAKK march 25 Jwit W hiskey : WlUakey • i ** lilNkt-j ! I ! More o that <Yit‘r»|> Whiskey.—Just received and to arrive, 200 barrets of Tennessee White Whiskey, which 1 olli-r on goovl terms Also, fresh tiioceries of all kinds, such as Hugar, Coffee,'Molas* s, Huh, Mackerel, Rice. Tea. Powder, Shot, Nails, Ac. Call ,.v,v JuneHW dawn' W. W.ROAK. Fine Rruiitlle*. tor ale cheap by, Fob a I 1.UWS4 Wlt'K ilwtl O UAHKH, ilwt v^yuofi old pore rteo I 0) Hrantly, lefl yot, which 1 will -*oll at J r ' \ or (•ftlltin. mb«Mwt( \V» W. Ht) \ ilK A Jus! Kecelvetl, LARtiB LOT igline Cedar Uuckcl I'ubs.'to sell very i be a mh*5wdU ‘7. w. A’U.tRK JUST RECEIVED. x 11UL8 , of real pure Com (Country Du I tilled,) Whiskey, ol the very t-wt (^Molit) warnntovt. W W.KOAKK S “* y rU|>»— HlrwttiiV rfhiu-«l r^Ugra ILnist* ^ |y T U| juM rot i ivt -l »n«l for alt* on rv**Mn- tUlrlaiTns. June 1)77 dawtt W. W HOAHK lilt ' C Fire!! I'irc'" STRONG & CO Fire!’!|H. * ** ' * ’ 1 • titan': I,'a H Ha . ; Jr I V C * y h ? O-’O -CDS, „i . t . I t » NtiRCR ■ tVl.itr- H a;; ait i Xar , :<. la A M j on P V i T , ih» y ■- il 1 »’< nrnllv 4l i x\ s ! -rl \M umiota It tr conn- wt» Adair.Hvillt'^ Thi- U rul connect!* Ml AM \ Calhoun Tilton. Daltun Tunnel Hill, d, (*hickQinnuf« # Chattan" oa, v I> I ♦* II- I tM k of f)Md .-...t r ' v nnv hoiJ8. . »*.!> rfvp^ir.K v ■ ■ t •■»■■»! > A- Li ^rot’p.k J ;i T - - ' x ■ : V , t. Ill r! . AT I, A practice in iht-L ■or» IL r.iy, bj. ! NO nr.d Cow tic j < HTice n tlie Irc-nt 4 i itil; trcotins il whorr J pub!.: Oa \TTOI 1.7 ■.V.w.m | \ V Foll-t:. Out stork t-ouvMs tu rati ol iii L Hr. - -'.'k-. ! -re and Ma-i;,, R • Plain I!rnr /Vrrct: figure. 1 lardtrc.-w Krrncn Color' . Jirl : i'lgur- i Hrilhanls. Debagc ir, I L.n.-r, >» - , . i :. ; .,ng i.q. french icMcb ind Ir vw -..»n>- Chi ckrdL vm r . md Mc-i.'i* i>.„ „ ; Printed Lawns in ?n m tarsni Rome Branch Railroad, at Kingslen, the Fas' j [), q,.i ,, n ,i [i rennestee A Hcorgia Railroad-, a! Dalton, an 1 the Nashville A Chalton-onga l!a;lr- id. at Cl ' vr 1 f-faldi - i. r,ar.m rm rlv || \I nci - tii 117-;aw ty JARED 1 a rr< caC, way -.vithlhe tanooga, Atlanta s. l.atttaii?c Kailtoati Atlanta t.> West Point, *7 M»ie«, Fair. > 50 HEOHt.iE C IIL’LL.kt pcrintcnd.r.t MuRNINU PA* aF.Nul THAIS 1.eaves Atlanta, daily, .it .1 Jt» A M Arrives at W«t Doint.ai 8 2*. A M Leaves West l'oint, ilaily, nt \ 00 A M Arrives it A tlant.a, at e. • 0t> A M i’-IV TP AIN Leaves Atlanta, dailv. al . i P M Arrives at West T.unt. at .10.00 P M Loaves West Point, daily, at l i tS P M Arrives nt Atlanta, at 5 J2 P M mostie 1‘nr^s i! on Caralwic an! r-wi-. 1 rimmings, 1 L)rrss;Trimrr,ings—i q,'.1 s—; 1 Kit m« and fcacts, J Silk ca t 'u7.-i Skull,1^ ■. ,a» , Ir I l-l - - it it.n >he.-tings ,nd Ticking j I Bleached an 1 Bn urn Mhirttng ■ i '-•nabu-r' btnpcs sud H ,v i. r.. ’ Ti t ic l inen- i . N’apk;r ■ | Col von ]'nll». : 11 icty. andPsc-Niek Mrts <wc a t i , N i -,t ridJLMSIH Oli OPKKATINi * rrihng ordinary c wiry 1 wiih eoLJ. f i OO-tp > | F,.lin_ verytargi, r.1,1 ull cav,iy.. I - ult cav,iv, FIIXIftRE!! F'SSKi"" have "1- 1 itf. 'lunill.u bn jev ,msT*M t F Fast Point. Fairburn 1 Palmetto. N’ewnan, (irantv die, rr Th Montgomery M ATI.AXT.V. Hogansvillc LkHrangi long Cane. W r.'int. 87 ! li ol i-oniiecti ■ aih hjv \Vi'ii Point Railroad. Macon x Western Railroad. Maws to Atulnta, 103 M le* I ;.r, KMf. Ksil.N FliOTE, Su|H-riniend'n cd Su— t from ib. IJtsf \oitlaeiit SAFFb, WAKDRnltKe BUlStf.', sECKBT.vitir- WASUH I AN Be-. peum ; ad.- t N . "I any desired pan. m and prici ' MOM ut of i end " •. TaMw.--Mug, i- i >ir I Tc:e««.'|'i-ie., u- If! . ulni-m to tk ...... ixigi I 3r. receiving -veeltl) oj I ir'iled is coii and ri.ru P- V. e. j each fang, I f-.trar g Fanpor Tootli. ! Vis", for Fxiraclmg. 1 Filing sat. Decay v -i - iwcea tw Teeth, ) L .o >ing >iliv .ry l a i < 1 : ■- I on t, ’ In-i rung Tooth on Pit, : . I" ■ Inserting r-;ngtt‘ Voetb i ua Plate,, - 00 ; Ins, rung more than one Tooth On Plate. I - rung Bpper and I 1. 'wet Sets,....... ISO \W .1. Tormis Oosli j * Hiice. 1 each-l’ue e-iree'. No 7. I | lil s. c; siarrs., Adiuii. (icorgia. I n an 5 28 1 1> The public -nr si--, k. TV lUJ.l't-. 1'ASsESt.Kll rilvIS Leaves Atlanta, daily, ;l Arrives at Macon, at Leaves Macon, daily, »t Arrive* at Atlanta, a! Msta.itf en m ati Mjsi Port. . . Rough and Readv Jonesbivrouek. 0 15 A M 11 OO A M 1 00 P M s :15 P M SURiAL CAT.ES, e prepared t., lurr.tah f ■ c. I) A N 1 v: L PIT T >1 A A . GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. 1 ) ESJ‘E< T) I LLY ml rm* hu fnends. il \ *n future hi* will it loan 1 during Luain» j Hai: r of. Mc'^r . ^ tiwtu .V i' : Vu'jm aVirwt, Atlanta. , Uu L‘ dwu ATI AM A tiOR^inA, i Ydlirrs, Forsyth, SmarrV, (’raw ford*# Hnwinfs. Mi 'n Fayottp. b LrilFin, ThonUon’^, -\‘A MilnerV,. . Harnoavillp, . ,.f»I ty Thia Road connect.. at Ma*m with the IVntral and South NVp^tPtn Railroids. W fstern h Atlantic Hnil Hand. Ry reaolution of Railroad Convention, sane- uened by (he Post Office Department, single niitl service only. will be required ol this road n ihe iSabbath, ci'inmetrcing on and after the 5th mst. The 9 a.m.. train linm Ailanta.and ■' JO « m , turn from Chattanooga will be dis. i.ntniued, Night trams will run as usual JAMES M SPULI.ogK, Sup’t luly 2,1857 dawlm BUSINESS NOTICE. n livollllimt. The undenianed l.n this day sold hit interert in tho firm of 11 t ssher & Lovcj-y to. J. A. Thrseher, who will pay all the debts ot the concern; and who is a.uhonied to e dh-el and n-1'i q ldor debts due th.ii.rm. J. H. LOVBJOY. I'ho undersigned having purchased ol J. li. Lovejoy nts ir.terevt in the firm of Thrash, r A l.ovriov, wiR ,out,one the CiOes-ey. Prvtdnvr and t ommoaion bU:inees at ihctr old aland. Brick Roaq Peachtree strec( andaolicifa a ooat- tinuanee of the patronage hetetofotv bestowed !« the liio tirm. J. A THRASHER, Atlanta, July D'-th, 1S67 d3w We SI Burial ( r I the s- rtue- of u o - this 'hTvrtment. F. A J.V J a 1 ulr It M-JwLt WIL Il u S IC H T CHECKS ON A rt York J r 2>o.t at t'vrrrnt Aie'-j AND Warrants.uucurretit Bank .V Us om Bought and sold, collection of No; aud Diaiu attended to t -r the u.-iul Commi- C L. W Kit• H I j (. , an. I85t. it i AN > I a C vv K. M. b E A (r O f ILL i ntrnui mo Produce Coir, aion-Bi.siuw-s, at hbt N, « i D'btious f ire Piwof Building. ir>- u llotel, and ifeit i -r to Puli..n II, ATLANTA, OESRl/iA, rf The ttriial f ACihUc. ft. red . jtltj i >rdcrr n^pcct! !|v heit. I Oct 16 » I Troutllousc ;Slniv intr Salmon .Ai d! v ?• I S . Load or ui lee- quauUln 31,01 K,(‘h In trtlile lor , i Loa, Api'lv to 1 ENTLEMCNi desiring a b - >od shiv h uttine. and ourh ahrr attention to mi n- a< way l>e had in all fashionable bar r - sat one. can be accommodated at dl h.-ui g vtng the uthlersmgod a call, a! thrtrsa n in the Trout Housu. They are prepared to tmmsli. al it ro-t.i w Excellent Ball Rex m Ikinll K cths .V. (sBABO. dwtl o HydraaliJ Cement, Pi C -nsignmer.t, an I rc» c ■■ ■w ty 'ot; Maj i tu it. is,vs. I / \r k itHDr' llVt'tsN Cl.etce sui te Si.t - Iv'** Hams *n,i ttieiuldoM, Just tine t line, and for ogle by, B.M NL.AlHCom- ,V,r Blti-r* v ,-in Whiskey in 8;,h> jn,| ahertir arrive Us •»'. k'w. by. Jvvtl ,)0(H not 50 KNv, Salt sale low. by R M. HEACO oiKtgnmeAl arid to* f- M. SE.Al.Jt) dwtl ■JO HJTPS its, ,.ri Sideo, Also a, lew H irnK ('n Coiuijh, ,ent and hi oovjs E. .V. SBAOO .H S'f UEt MA FI). BUI r- t New MackereL w. w Iwtj !A\\t?n. lulv L McCO.MB> late of M [Hedge v. loHN WALTON. late ol Auc i! Al Uinta Slia\lug Mtlomt. rrtUE UBNTLEMBNol tbcKityol AUu JJ la and the public generally, can b« ae • vmm-HUted w th cither W arm or Cokl Plunge and shonei Hath-, at th. Atlanta sharing Sa- jvs.n. on W hite-h.ill -'reel, above romltusoD A Banira' Tin Shop. The subscriber • h-n al", a ahup »t tht Washington Half, where gentlemen can ir- «r- r. :nm>”!'l‘ J with Warm and Cokl Bathe, I'n ki ts can N- had at the Waahington Hal! C.M.I llalh-i Mats-Warm 35 cents I'hcy can Is- found tn revlmeas at any ti'n< H. STOKES. K. YANCEY- May29du Lai ns! LhUu> \! Laths l!! !AR L-a-K, foc/PVaib-ting On Crnairc M. SEAUO. ^mer.t and for jll, bw by. »ov Wvnl / t