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hail. BY LOGHRANSt DQWSINO & CC NEW SERIES, VOL. 1- EKKUK CEASES TO BE BANliEKOIlS, WHEN REASON IS I,EFT Eh ATLANTA, GA„ WEDNESDAY M< THE DAILY EXAMINER. ATLANTA, AUGUST 6, 1857 . FOB THE LADIES. For the lovers or taste and ek^aoce in their boadoir, we extract the following from the Life of the Donates* of Blesiiagton: *' At Mountjo; Forest she found her private sitting room hung with crimson silk velvet, trimmed with gold. At their hotel in Paris tue reception rooms were fitted up with crim- son satin and gold. Gold and marble and mir rors abounded everywhere. But her ladyship’s bed room and dressing room was a surprise of splendor, prepared for her by the gallant hus band (to use her own wordl}*. The bed was ailvered in place of gilt and rested on the back of two large silver swans. It was placed in a recess, lined with fluted white silk, while pale blue silk curtains, lined with white, fell from the frieze, which was supported by columns at each side. A silvered sofa, resting on a velvet carpet of pale blue, rich coders for jewels, and India shawls, a silver lamp, and all the orna ments silvered, complete the {Ticture. The dressing room had hangings of blue silk, cov ered with lace, and the furniture was all silver ed like the bed. “ The bath room also, with its draperies of white lace, its marble floor, painted ceiliug, ala baster lamp, in the form of a lotus, is a pretty picture to contemplate.” So much for the delicate attention of a hus band. A man may be the architect of his own fora tune, bat mach depends upon bis wife’s infius ’ t nco, both spoken and acted. A friend re marked : “ I was in an office to day where, to my cer tain knowledge, the gentleman had not a dol lar ; he had jest told mo so in fact, and was willing to pay a ruinous percentage for money. Presently, in came his wife, dressed for shop ping ; three flounces that wide on her silk dress, an elegant bonnet and embroideries to match. Well, it did not look exactly right.’ “ Oh,” urged a lady, “ perhaps she has been presented with these things by some rich ancle or her father." " If ehe had been it would be better to keep them in a closet until her husband's business prospects improved and his credit was better; it looked badly.” MurmuriDgs and discontent after this fashion are equally a check on the exertions of man : “ It’s certainly very strange, Mr. Dorone | Other people maim money; other people's wives ore not pinched at overy point of expense after this fashion. Kvery man ought to bo able to support his family io comfort; I’m sure I don't see why you can’t. Seems to me everything you take hold of fails in your hands.” What man is there who could go cheerfully to business after such a cold bath of a morn ing ; it is the wrong way to stimulate (lagging energies. A Sad Weodinu.—After publishing the marriage of Mr. Adam Tate, of Chicago, to M ias Jane Pettigrew, late of Scotland, the Chicago Tribune adds: — “ There is a hit of romance, sad enough in its character, connected witli this announce ment, which the parties will forgive us for relating Six young Scotchmen of this city, worthy men all, wtio had left their plight ed faith and lassies behind them when they sought contentment and fortune on our shores, united for the purpose of sending for those to whom their troth was plighted. They were to, and did, come out together. For mutual protection and society they took pas sage in the same vessel. The perilous ocean voyage was made without accident, and the party—a merry and happy party—arrived safely at Quebec where they took passage on the Montreal. Our readers know and have lamented the fate that overtook tha ill-fated steamer and her hundreds of pas- engers. When she burned, of the six trust ing and generous girls, Miss Pettigrew was the only one saved. Her five companions found cither fiery or watery graves. Miss P. was rescuod, she knows not how or by whom. Taken up l'or drowned, the struggle between life and death was long and doubt ful, but at last decided in the former. The kind hearted at Montreal learned her history and admired her modest worth. By them, <(br she had lost every thing hut herself, her immediate necessities were supplied, and in a few days, with their blessing and prayers, shu continued her journey hither. A few of the fivo young men, who, besides tho now happy husband, had precious freight on that steamer, attended the wedding on Tuesday last. How sad that festive gathering was— how the shadow of the fearful past dimmed the brightnesaof the present, who, that has ’«ot tell the destroyer’s touch, can tell V’ 20 Just Received, BOX EH of beat 8lar Candles, to sell cents per ft, by the Box. 6dwtf W. W. ROARK. G EORGIA, Forsyth county. To those whom it may euntem.—Two months after date, we shall apply to the Court of Ordinary of said county, tor leave to still the Rcsl Estate of Robert G. Brown late of said conntv deceased. SOLOMON 8EAGO, Adm’r- MARY A. R. BROWN, Adm’rx. July 6th 1857 w‘Jm / 1 EORGfA. Campbell County, \JT— WhereasjL H. A U. W. Cochran, ad ministrator of tho estate of Chandle Cochran 1 deceased, have Applied for letters ot dismission from said a dmi nitration: There are, therefore, to cite end adaiMaish all and singular, the kindred and-eafMKm* of said deceased, to lie and appear at my office, within the lime pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said applicants should not be dis missed from eaid administration. Given under my hand at office at Compbellton, May 4th 857. B. C. BEAVERS, Otd r y. G EORGIA, Fenyth county.-- 7b all whom it may concern.—Two months after date, we ahall apply to the Court of Ordinary of Foreyth county, for leave to sell the Lands and Negroes belonging to the estate of Archibald Nanis late of said county, dec’d, WILLIAM HARRIS, J .. , JOHN P. REVI8, $ AOm 4'Kh. U67 w2tn /S EOKGIA, Forsyth county.- Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1867.— Whereas James Roberts, Administrator upon the estate of Samuel B. Johnson deceased, ap plies to me for Letteri of Dismission from said Administration. These are therefore, to cite and admonish all parties interested, whether kindred or creditors of said deceased, to tile their objec tions, if ary they have, in my office, on or be fore the second Monday in January noxt, wily Letters of Dismission should not be granted the applicant. H. BARKER, Ordinary. July 6th 1857 w«0 G EORGIA, Campbell county —COURT OF ORDINARY, 1857.— appearing to the Court, by the petition of All fred Austell, surviving coparlnsr of the firm of Austell A Camp, that Nathan Camp, one of the firm of Austell A Camp, ot said county, did in his limetime oxecute to said Austell, surviv ing copartner av aforesaid his bond or written acknowledgment, showing that in ■ part of the real estate purchased by said firm of Austell A Camp, tho titles were taken in the name of said Nathan Camp, to-wit: Lots No-115, 98, 134, 99, and part of Lot No. 132, all situate, lying and being in tho 9th District of origins 1 .iy Fayette but now Campbell county; also, Lot No. 100 in the same District, but in Fayette eounty, together with a House and Lot in the town of Fairburn with some 19 or 15 acres at tached. known as tbo Hugh McCaron House and I Ait, which deeds or tiUes should have been taken in the name of tho firm of Austell A Camp, and it further appearing that said Na than Camp, one of the firm of Austell A Camp, departed this life without executing titles to said Lots of Land and Real Estate, or in any way providing therefore and it appearing that said ti-m of Austell A Camp has paid jointly tho full amount of the purchase of said Lots of Land and Real Estate, and said Alfred A ustell surviving copartner of Austell 4- Camp, h . ing petitioned this Court to direct Thomas J. Camp Administrator upon the Estate of said Nathan Camp, (one of the firm of Austell A Camp) deceased, to execute to him, as surviv ing copartner of Austell A Camp, lilies to aaiJ Lots of Land and Real Estate, in c. for.oily with said writen obligation; it is therefore, here by ordered that natice be given in th.ee or more f iublic places in said county, and in the “ At- anta Examiner," of such application, that all porsooa concerned may file objections, in tbo Ordinsry’s Office, (if any they have,) why said Thomas J. Camp, Administrator as afo.-esaid, should not execute titles to said Lots of Land and Rool Estate i i conformity with said obli gation. A true extract from the ^minutes of said Court, this June 10th, 1857- R. C. BEAVERS, Ordinary. June 13,1867 wtf chaiged aaadvertismenls. Announcing candid- j the Nashville & (Jfisttouooga Railroad, at Chat, ate* for office,$5 00, to be paid in advance. • -I -e I- ..I™,;,™ I *»nouga, G EORGIA, Gwinnett county. —Whereas, Elizabeth Kelley applies to me tor letters of dismission from Guardianship of Amos N. Kelley; these are, therefore, to cite and admoni-h ell parties interested, whether kindred or creditors, to show cause, if any they have, within the time prescribed bylaw why letters of dismission should not be granted the applicant at the July Term of laid Court ot Ordinary, in and for said county, May 4th, 1857. G. T. RAKE8TRAW, Ord’y. may 9,1857 wfiOd To Debtors and(('rc«]itor». G EORGIA, Forsyth County.- All persona having demands against Ro bert G. Bowen, Isle of said county deceased, are hereby notified to present them properly attested to us within the time prescribed by law, or they will not be settled, and all persons indebted to said deceased, are hereby required to make im mediate payment. BOLOMON SEEGdR, > Admr’s. MARY A. K. BROWN, J Admr'x. wOOd C t EUKU1A, Gwinnett county. J—Whereas Charles G. Cox applies to me for Letters of Guardianship over the person and property of Ebernexer F. Smith, a minor. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular, the kindred ind friends of said mi nor, to W and appear at my office, on or be • fore the first Monday in September next, to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not be granted saidapplicant- Given under my band and official signature at office, July 6th, 1857 O. T. RAKESTRA W, Ordinary " H llloa, there I what'a your hurry ; where are you going ?" “Going? I’m running for an office." “What office?" “The Squire’* offioo; darn it, I’m sued ” A live alligator., escaped from it boat in the Hedm River the other day, and bos aiace, been repeatedly nett near Albany. Ten doU lota reward ii offered for his recapture, but the offs ii without takers. N otice to Debtor* and Creel! ton,—All persons indebted to the es tate of Edmond D. Lowery, late of Campbell county deceased, are requested to make mm*, diate payment, and those having demands against said estate, ere required to present them dulv authenticated in terms of the lew. WM. N. MAGOUIRK, ) . . June 9w40<l C. P. BOWEN. J Adm CiixtT Gays after «nte, appUca- "S non will be made to the Honorable Court oj Ordinary of Campbell county, for leave to ee!| the real estate belonging to the estate of WH. iam A. J. Beavetn, late of said eounty deeeaa. d, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of' said deceased. This. May 4th. »M7- CHARLES B. BEAVERS, may 7, wWd Jlnil-Hoiu'l fir ' PRINTING AT THE EXIAMINER Georgia Haflreael A i. Company. Aiswfi to Atlsnta .1,1 Miles. .Fere;-y. GEUltGE VONOE, Superintendent. 'foliMNO PAS*rXOFR TRAIN, Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 8 45 A M Arrives nt Augusts, at „ .... 6 00 P M Leaves A ugu-ta, daily, at .... 0 <Ml A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 3 30 P M FVRMSO PASSENORR TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at. . 6.00PM Arrives at Augusta, at 3.82 A M Leave-- Augusta, daily, at 5.00 P M Arrives al Atlanta, at 3.00 A M DlSTANr R FROM ATLANTA. HOW LOCATED iN W&WXX Decatur fi (’rswfordville. 1117 hiofi*’ Mounlain,. ..16 Cummins, ... .114 L Hi via .. .24 Camak C V. r • Ct-v nrtnn,. . . 41 Bearing, ..143 Sot j .ii ( irclc* .... . 01 Berwlia . .156 Mao i un, . .G7 liel Air,. . .. ..161 f •T0< Ltalioro, ...88 Augusta, . 171 1 ii.on Point . 95 VfT This Road runs in connection with tho T.Gir. r ol the South Carolina ami the Savannah Augusta /failroads, at August*. of all kinds, In a Boat and workinan-llko manner, and at the shortest posslbls notice. Bill Heads, Buaihess Cards, Programmes, Blank Notes, Blank Deeds, Way Bills, Western At Atlantic (State) Rail road. Bank Checks, • Atlanta to Ciuttakoooa 138Miles.Fare, Iff Visiting Cards, Hand-bills, Posters, &c., JAMES M. SPULLOCK, Superintendent. tinted on terms os reasonable m lnany othorscciion 1 of Georti* or the South. Leave Arrift Leave Arrive THE DAILY EXAMINER. is Published every Morning, (Sunday except'd at five Dollars per annum—in advance. // lclayed six mtinhls Six Dollars will he charged i *''’ avc8 -"Inula, nightly, at 9. . .»«. ] Arrives nt Chattanooga, at 5. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Advertising in the Daily Examiner will be. in sorted at the following rates per square of III iinrs Leave Arrive One insertion 60 cents. Two “ *1,00 Three “ 1,95 Four “ 1,60 Five “ 1;75 Si* “ 2,00 One month. Two “ Three “ Four “ Six " One Year $5,00 8,00 10,00 13.00 15.00 35,0< MORN IN0 PASSENGER TRAIN. Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A M at Chattanooga, at 5.30 P M Chattanooga, daily, at 7 .30 A M ol Atlanta, at .4 00 P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. OOP M Chattanooga, at 5.10 AM Chattanooga, nightly, at... .7.00 PM at Atlanta, at 2.10 A M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. ,M' invite the pu. l Bevide- my usuu. ! Hardware, »j. I i have on hand ft m»* «• i< DRY GOODS, CoiisLting • J Muidi;.*, it. tilfiuivr \ ino.y, | beautiful a’-d good And ft large K’ock ol Matilcttes and Mantilla*. A g»xni assort meet 1 1« «j» m- zw m±: ^ Fashionable and Prrtl* ; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my lire ol Irarineoe. ’ In short, my stock is cood and full nod the prices will be as low as living wiil af ford. The Ladies are particukvi iy invited to I give me a call. H. W. COZART. april 13 dtf Fire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG &. CO Have removed their Stockjof STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 9000$, T Murray ! Dade h/j, jtinri etta, Mansell A .la, James K , I.awbon.Evq., Dahlonegi. Particular attention paid to the collec tin I business. May 38, 1857 d*wly Dr. H. Dlcknon Capex *, 1 )l!OFFEP8 bis Professional services to the citizens of Atlanta. Office White-Hall street, over T. H. Krpley'- 8 tore. June 26. I8S7—dwtf. MEDICAL CARD. D r*. lease Boring k J. *1^ IIorlllg have formed a copartnrr-Jf * hip m the practice of Medicine in the city, and vicinity of Atlanta. On* or both will be found in their office, over Jackson ABro. avoir c rr.ir ot Whitehall and Hunter strceti, when not proh.nonilly absent. 16 - t* 5 ' dsw3m D R. W.B. KI % ERR has removed bis Office to Vlhitehall street, over Aisxv ri der« Drug Store. May 13. >657 d*wtr t 20 H W. McDaniel, J. P.—Office ir s Kile's Building on Marietta Street, j A'Janta, (is, March 28, ’57. dwtt Special contracts will bo made for yearly ad vertiaements occupying a quarter, half ur whole column. Advertisements from transient persons must be paid in advance. Legal advertismonts published at the usual rates. Ordinary notices exceeding ten line Bolton Marietta,.... .-’.cwortb,.... Aiiatowna,... Etowah, Uartcrsvilic,. C'asr Kingston,... Adairsvillc,,.. .. .20 35 ...40 .. .46 ...48 ...62 .,.58 ...68 Calhoun 78 Reuses, 84 Tilton,.,. 90 Dalton,. W....100 Tunnel Hill,. . . 107 Ringgold,. 115 Chickamauga,. . 128 Chattanooga,... 138 O the old stand ol J. NORCROS8, fronting _ on White-Hall and Marietta Streets, where ^ they oflerto their old friends and the public I practice in the following counties: Fulton N... generally, a Sple U'goFV ' to! \- Spalding, Fayette, Cobb, Camp bell and Coweta. J A. THRASHER, ATTORNEY • A f LAW, Atlanta, Oeorgia.—Will FI-” This Road connects, each way,-with the Rome Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the Eset Tennessee & Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and The privilege of yearly advertisers is strijtlv j limited totheix owa immediate and regular busi- ; ise: Professional Cards not exceeding six lines I $15 per annum. Auvertismcnls not specified as In time will be j published till ordered out, and ehargedat regular rates. Advertismonts inserted in the Weekly pa| only will bo charged st former rates. Atlanta k. Lagrange Railroad. Atlanta m West Point, 87 Miles,Fair, $3.50 GEORGE Cl. HULL, Superintendent. MORNING PASSENBKR TRAIN. j Leaves Atlanta, daily, at .3.30 A M -p. J | . -p.. | IS1 ■ Arrives nt West Point,at ...,8.26AM Blanks! Btoks! Blanks,t..w w> s tp.,i„t.j a .iy. at 3mam Arrives al Atlanta, at 7.6GA M EVENING .PASSENGER TRAIN. j LraTP* Atlanta, daily, at f 45 P M ( Arrived ai West Point, at 10.00 P M ' Letves West Point, daily, at ... .12.45 P M Arrive* at Atlanta, 5.34 P M I DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Hogansville, 59 I i range, 71 IgCng C'aue, West Point. 87 dld.Stock o ‘lfW “ nn for CASH ONLY, and are determined not tu be undersold by any house in the city. J hey will be constantly receiving new supplies from the beat markets in the country, end arc confident of being able to sell goods as cheap us I he cheap est. Our Stork constat* In part of Rih Dress Silks, Barrage and Muslin K ■!«*, Plain Barrages, French FigureJ Jackonc-la, French Colored Jackonets, Figured BrilliauU, Debage and Linen Goods, lor Travling Dres.-. French, Scotch and Domestic tiinghamr. Checked Cambric and Muslins, Printed Lawns in great variety, English and Domestic Prints, lu great vinr tv. Cambric and Bwias Trimmings Drees„Triinmings—a splendid assorum n:, Ribbons end Lacs*, Silk and Lace MantUhu that can t la- 1-eat, Irish Linens, and Linen sheetings, Cotton tiheeungs, and Tickiogs Bleached and Brown Whirling, l)snaburgs8tnpes and Bhy Linens. Table Linens and Napkins, Cotton Drills, Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mils, At, <i . Don’t forget to coll on us st NOKCIU'S>' aid 8und. We charge nothing lor showing our goods. sp24dwlv Of all Descriptions. B lanks of all descriptions, ran be had at all times, nt the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sherifls, Clerks of Courts, and < >nli narics, can be furnished, at short notice, any favorite form of DEED, WRFF,or PRO* l- >> .18* Macon k D csfcm Railroasl. Mac s to \ lanta, 103 Miles... .Fore, $4 EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent. :-\"CNoxr Tnttvs. Leaves \ilnnra, daily, at Arrives at Macon, at?..... Leaves Macon, daily, at Arrives at Atlanta.at PITTANCE FROM ATLANTA. . 6.15 A M .11.00 A M .. .3 00 P M .. 8.35 i’ M which they may desire ; and all I'Oil MS ol le- i Ui-t 1’, ant. gal instruments, commonly in use, are always on Fairborn,-, hand, to be sold at the lowest prices. .Palmetto,. Atlanta, M w j N.-wnan,. j ■ ■■... . .. . : | Grnntvilh. ty Thi* Hoad connrct* each way with the rpiIE Subscriber has just found out the ureal Montgomery & West Point Railroad. I secret of doing a successful bin inev, to sell — cheap,have uamoll profit, and advertise and let the people know what he ha* got and oeca.-i»n- allj give them the price* and only one price, nnd have nofriendato sell cliea|>erto than any |» r.-..n else. I have ju*t received a laige lol ol ll.aiis 5 j Shoea, for Ladies, Men, Boys, Girls and Club I dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery 1 and Glass Ware, Ovens, Pols,Skillet*, Fire Dogs, Axes, Blacksmith Tools,Shovels, Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, I’mbcrrollas, l’on- j dcr, Shot, I^ad, Oil, Turpentine, While I ea... I Sugar, Coffice,Molsasen, bait, Brands, Wine, Gin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, ol every Liu:. | Rice, Tobacco in fact l can not nil you all 1 keep in one Advertisement. But come and look for yourselves, we are ready to show and w II.— | Dont forget I give 8 lbs., ofbeAt Coffee, f u r $1, Sugar*.), 7 and 6 lbs.,for a $1, and be sure t-> bring the cash, we keep no books. Corner of! White Hall and Mitchell Street- W. W. ROARK. march 25 dwtf W htflkey I Whtakcy 11 fief) Whlakeytll Mure o that Cheap Whiskey.—Just >,. .wco and to arrive, 2UO barrels of Ft nne e V» hue Whukey, which 1 otfer on good terms Also, fre*h Giocerie* of ail kinds, mch a- bugar. Coffee, Molstees, Salt, Mackerel, line. fit. Powder, Shot, Nails, Ac. C-.ll soon. Jur e 14 67 c*wit M . V* . KCAK. Fine Bnuidicx. A Fine assortment of Brandies—j n store and for sale cheap by, LOWE&EICE. ! Feb 21 dwtf East Port . .6 Goggins. . . . ... 6C Kough ami Kc^ily, 11 Colliers, ....71 Jv'DUslHlPOUgh, . ... .22 Forsyth ... 77 Fnycttr, 36 Bmtrr’a, 82 Gridin .43 Crawford’*... ....88 I'll 'rntonfa,..« .. jy Howard’s, -95 WiliKr'u, l> trnrsviUo, .61 Macon, . 103 17" This Road connects, st -Wa-on, with the . al ami South-Western Railroads. O CASKS, of tbat very fine old pure Freu ,h f) Brandy, left yet, which I will tell at $5 | n Gallon. mh25dwtf W. W. ROARK Just Received, A LARGE LOT offine Cedar Buckets and Tube, to tell very cheep. mhSRwdtf W. W, ROABK. JUST RECEIVED. rNA BBL8., of real pure Coin (Country Du /II tilled,) Whiakey, of the very l-e»t W 11 >’nv warranted. W. W. ROARK i UST RECEIVED 50 Ban Wtn.Aey good proof, which 1 will net. .v ri > cants. , b y the oinglo Barrel. W.W. ROARK* Wcslcrnis Atlantic Kail Road. my WJfc Itv resolution of Kanrotd Convention, tone- i i icd by Uie Post Office Department, single ur I service only, will be required of this road n t he Ss bbath, commencing on and after the ■VI. i t The 9 a. m., train from Atlanta, and 7.SO a. in., uaiu from Chattanooga will be di*. c-wtuned. Night trains will run a* usual. JAMES M. SPULLUCK, Sup't. July, 2 1857 dawlm BURIY ESh AOTICB. 1 aisnolatlon.—The undenogned has 1 Ithis day aohl his interest in tha firm Of Ti ra.her A Lovejoy to J. A. Thrasher, who n pav el’ the debu of tbe concern; and who authorixed to collect and receipt for debts due i , urm. J.H.LOYEJOY. Tho undersigned having purchased of J. H. 1, vejoy hi» interest in the firm of Thresher A 1,. '(jov, wilt continue the Grocery, Produce ,1 17.unmission business at their old Wand, Ur.ck Row, Peachtree street, and soGoiu a eon- • i.nance of the i.atroti*r» heretofore heat owed n the late firm. J. A THRASHER. Atlanta, July Hth. 1*57 d3w FURiMTFRE! FI RM'D III!!! THV, vui-onbci- ban oiiTri band and are now »(* nmg^g a large and carefully - le. I- ed 8tork from the Beal NortturrnJ Muniifatturlo, 8AFE8, WARDROBES, BUREAUS, 8ECRETARV8, WASH STANDS. BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS, Of any desired pattern and price. I fine as- • irlmcnt of Centre, Wort. Saloon and Toilette Table*—Etagere* Corner and Midi—Sofas. T. te-a-Tete, etc. O’* In addition to the above large stock, wv are receiving weekly s*(ipiies. Tbo puoue are invited te call and examine our stock. V. A.A.J.5. WILLMVS. Next door to Gilbert Ac I iarke, Peachtree Atlanta, G s BURIAL CASES. We arc j*n*parr*J lu furnish Fj.4s‘t MotaJI.r burial at abort notice W o have secur ed the aenrice* of a corojauu: fkr^ n to attend to thia department. F. A.Ja J.S. WILLLVMS, July 14 ’57-dwly Peicbtree YTM. SEAGO, Succtot.' u Seafh $ bmre*c Ilf ’Ll. continue the Product Comm,.- - -tiJ W uon Business, at hi» New modi ’us Fire Proof Building, front of Atlants Hotel, snd next diA.r to Fulton House. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. HT The ususl Ficilitiej olt. rv • • >ti) p«,. Order* respR^tfuIlv solicited. Oct 15 dwj F LOl’R,Choice article fer sal y ahe Car Load or in lew quantities, to suit dealer* A pfdy to r7. .W. 8£A(iO. dwtf Hydraulic Cement, nsigstnent, and lor ra’c low by r *' ’RAGO May lUtb, iM7. Inn HHDS. ACU.N Choice article, bides Av/Y/ Hams and Shoulder*. Just receiving, and for sale by. E.M r>EAG(), Com. Mer. I P. A BBl.b Corn Whiskey m Store and ahorllv arr*v, for sale low, by. 8 dwtf E.M. 8EAGU. Oflice on the second floor of the Concert Hall, fronting tho Post Office. aprii23dwly Gartrell 4 Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, ; : : : GEORGIA Y1TILL attend the Courts in the Counties ol T T Fulu>n, DtKslb, Fayetta, Campt*ll, Meri wether, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, 'Froup, Heard, Cobb and Xpalding. LTctna i. GiuraiLL, I lcthsb j. olxss. Formerly of Wash- Formerly of Me- ington, Ga. j Donough, Ga. (47-tawly JARED LEW IN WHITAKER | ATTORNEY AT LAW, Athuita - — fteorgxa Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallace A Bro»., comer of While Hall and Alabama .Stmt >7 -•» wly JOHN V. HEARD ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT Mll.l.Eli.( i) GEORGIA march G W |y SIGHT CHECKS ON Af ir > ark Jot SuJc at ('urrrnt Hatn Warrants,unrurrpnt Bank tioiem aDki ( • »ln Bought tu J ftolil, roUectton of Not«a j tit J i>raft« aU^mJcxi to for the uvutl (AxamtMOQ ii. L. WRK2UT i«m | Trout House Shaving Saloon. / t ENTLEMEN de*inng a go J shave, hair I ajeuiting. and such other attention Io, iur | p re.ms as Bay be hsd to all fashionable bar 1-1 r » saloons, can be sec .mmolaled at all houn bj giving the undere-inge.! a rail, at their .j loon in the Trout House. They sre prepared to furnish, at short notice An Ricdh'nt Ball Mown Hand R» McCOMBS, iato of rjllr, Cm JOHN WALTON, fatf of Auguita, G* July 15, 1957 J,f Atlanta shutlng Saloon. GENTLEMEN of the city of Atlan- u ta snd the public generally, can be ac- rouimoJated with either Warm or Cold Plunge and Mi wer Baths, at the Atlanta Shaving S«- loon. on W hue-hall str**et, above Ton.I-o A Barnes’ Tin Shop. The subscriber.- have, tlso, s shop at the M sshington Hall, where gentlemen can be ae- commodaled with Warm and Cold Baths. Tickets can be had at the Washington Hall. Cold Baths 25 cents—Warm 35 cents. They can be found in readiness it any time H. STOKE8. R. YANCEY- Mty29du MONEY! MONEY! FOR EVERYBODY AND Fresh Fish. o flAA b’Kfe. Sialt. • *n Conaigiuneiii and fov -sole low, by, E. M. BE AGO. nov 8 dwtl C A HHDS bacon Sides. Also a, few fine ()y Haras. (Jn Consignment tnJ for sale n*>*|8 E. V. 8EAGO Lathi! UUulTLathi!li a)CAR Loads, for Pfastinug- On ^ment and for sale Mw , by, rSdwlf Coamgc E. M. BE AGO. 1 NOW ofler to the public Bowmans Thirty ready ways to make Money, and Blackburn* Fortune, by which anybody can moke a hand some fortune in a short time, and without much liber, snd it will only require two.or three dollar* to commence with. 1 have known taau to make from RlU to $2.' m s single Jay with them, and I will assure y«u[ there is no Humbug about them, and also, 1 will give anybody instruction*, by which they can take all the Fish. Ells, dtc., out of any River or Creek, in any given space with very Rule labor, and scarcely ary eipener. AU of the abon receipts warranto] or the Money returned And I will send all of the above Receipts u anybody on the receipt of RL Address THoa. g. wallib, Berkshire, Gwinnett County, Gs Apr 1>w4m DANIEL PITTMAN. GEXKRAL IISU&AHCB AGENT. I k EBPECTFULLY informs hislnemls, tha in future be will be found during bustusi Hour* at the office of M. Alabama Wrest, Atlanta. H. Swan ft C [Jan 13 dwtf JI S1’ KKCEIVED. HI)LB, ,f New Mackerel. yU W. W. ROARK. dies’