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daily kxaminbr. Latest News. TeuncMee Election. Washington, Aug. 7. Private despatch* atats that W. T. Averj in the 1'eutb, and J. V: Weight in the Kigbtb Congressional Diatriola of Tennessee are elec- ted. [Mr. Avery succeccds Mi. Rivers, and we believe Mi. Wright bad no opponent.] St. Louis, Aug. 5. Returns from thia county, as far as beard from, give Roilina between eighteen and nine teen hundred majority Maurice, iununcipa- tiouist, is elected to tbe Legislature. In Cooper county, Rollins has two hundred and seventy majority. Stewart, Democrat, has majorities in Cole and Howard counties. The Kansas correspondent to the Democrat, says Gov. Walker ia still encamped near I-awrence with an increased force. Missouri Elections. St. Louis, Aug. 7. Thirty-eight counties have been heard from and Col. James S. Rollins, the American can- didate bos a majority of 4,170 votes. His op ponent was Col. U. M. Stewart, the Anti-Bcn- ton uud pro8lavery Democratic candidate. The Democrats have elected Joseph B. Clark, in the Third Congressional District, to supply a vacancy caused by the election of James L- Greene to the United States Senate. North Carolina Elections. Washington, Aug.' We have heard nothing reliable about the result of the election in North Curoliua. SECOND DISPATCH. Washington, Aug. 1 (9J o’clock, p. m.)—From North Carolina partial returns received. Everything Demo cratic so far. Texas Elections. New Qbleaks, Ang. 7. The returns from Texas indicate the elec tion of Runnels, Democratic candidate for Governor, by twelve thousand majority. No opposition to Democratic candidates elected to the Ijegislature, so fur as heard from. Indian Disturbances at Fort Illley. St. Louis, Aug. 7. The Kansas Herald says that the Cheynne Indians have invested Fort Riley, where only a half company of Infantry are stationed. Ail the settlers, who were fortunate in reaching it, imve sought refuge and protection in the Fort, and many persons hove beeD murdered. Go„ vernor Walker has ordered Col. Cook’s coni' mand to the relief of the Fort and the settlers. Rochester, Aug. 5. In Clarkson county, yesterday, a Mrs. Marsh, who has been for some time deranged, attempted the murder of her three children by pouring hot water into their ears. One will die from the effects of the injury sustained.— 7’he miserable mother then committed suicide by hanging. Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 6. The American State Convention has nomin ated CoL Van Trump for Governor. Mobile Market. Friday, Aug. 7. Sales of Cotton for the week 300 bales, and the receipts for the same time 114 bales, a- gainst 700 last year. The decrease at Mobile is 131,000 bales, and middliug quoted at 15 esnts. New York Market. Friday, Aug. 7. The Cotton market shows on advancing tendency, and middling Orleans quoted at 15 5-8c., and middling uplands 15 3-8e. Breadstufts are firmer. Naval Stores steady. Rice higher and quoted at $5 3-5. New Orleans Market. Friday, Aug. 7. Sake of Cotto* to day 350 bales at 14 7-8 to \5c. for middling. Sales of the week 4,100 bales, and the receipts 440. The decrease at thia port 249,729, and at all the ports, 584,- 200 bales. Flour and wheat are dull—other articles unchanged. Washington, Aug. G Advices from Leavenworth announce that au organized gang of murders have been dis covered in Kansas, and that two of the gaDg have been hung. Great excitement prevail among all classes at this discovery. Boston, Mass., Aug. 6. A gale occurred iu the Province of St. Johns, on tbe 22d July .which destroyed sixty fishiDg boats—fifty bodies were picked up, and fears are entertained that many more lives were lost. Auiedieal man says, that thosT ludiea who make it a business ’ to trouble the linens drapers, and never buy anything ought to be called counter-irritants. $150 KEWAR1). Ma tor's Omci, ] Atlanta, Juuc 30, 1857. j A REWARD of #160 will be given to an) penon who will apprehend and safely de liver to iheshtriffof Fulton county, William M Witcher, who ia charged with having killed hi* lather, D. H. Witcher, in this city, on tht'25lh l!U)t , WILLIAM EZZARD, Mayor. description. William M. Witcher it aboutl8 year* of ago five feet six inches high, weighing about 160 Iba., broad shoulder*, study hair inclined to red, ■insight and long, face broad and alighdy freckled. He had on when ho caraped, a blue cloth coat, light colored caaimerc junta and black gaiter shoes. July 2,1867 New Spring Stuck HERRINGS! Elegant Styles of Cloths, CASSIMERE &VESTING, LINEN, MARSEILLES, &c., HATS, CAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Superior Fitting Shirts, TAILORS TRIMMINGS AT wm&jmMM { A. Superb Stock of Clothing ot our own Manufacture. Also, Agents for the Sale of *zmm M AOMMES, Prices very Low. Cy The Public are invited to call and ex amine our Stork. W. HERRING & SON. march I dwtl' GEORGIA, Gwinm-tl County. W AS, Thomas \V. Connally At Jal cob Strickland, Executorsthe last wil, and testament ot Wilson Strickland deceased apply to inc for letters ol dismission from the same. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections in my office, (it any they have,) within the time prescribed by law, other wist*, letters dismissory will be granted the applicants at the September 'Perm next ot the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county. (J. T RAKB*TJUW,Ord’y. Feb 2ft wtf M ortgage Sale.—Will bo sold on the i.rst Tuesduy in August next, the follow ing property to wit: One Negro woman about 24 years of ago, of dark complecticn by the name of Isabel and her child Harriet about 6 years old of yellow complection. Levied on as the property of A M McWhorter to satisfy one mort gage fi fa, issued from Carroll Inferior Court in favor of Chambcrlaii. Miller Co. vs Abbott M McWhorter property painted out in said !i fa. Juno4w9m ELI BEN60N f Sheriff. G 1EORG1A, Fulton Couuty.—* f John Lynch of su’d county, Executor of Daniel McSheflry of said county deceased, wil. apply for letters of dismission from said Ad ministration at the November term next, of the said Court of Ordinary of said county, liv or der of JOS H. A1LAD Ordinary. April 24 1857 wbnj G 1EORG1A* Gwinnett County. —Wheras, Newton Brainblett, adminis trator on the estate of John R. Blount, late ot said county deceased, makes application f letters of dismission from said administration: these are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bp and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they nave, why letters of dismission should not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand at office, this May 6th, 1867. iuay8 *67 G. T. KAKB8TRAW, Ord’y $prri«l Mias. C l rorgla, Gwinnett county.— R" To all whom it may concern.—Whereas Robert W. Inzer, A. Givens, W. Arnold admin istrators ol Hembrc-y Loveless doceased, show by their petition to thia court that they havo fully administered and disposed of 3aid Estate, and pray Letters of Dismission therefrom. Therefore, all persons concerned, are notified lo show cause at or before the first Monday in January next, lo this court, why said Letters should not he granted. Given under my hand this 24th July, 1W57. g. T. RAKESTRAW,Ordinary. G leorgta, Gwinnett county.— LTo all whom it may concern.— Whereas Jackson Gregory applies to me for Letters of Guardianship on the Estate of Nathaniel A. Burge, minor and adopted child of Lorenzo N. Burge, late ol tins county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to show cause at Septeni- b r Term of the Court of Ordinary for said county, why said Letters should not he granted. Given under my hand, al office, this 7-1 ill day July, 1857. G T RAKE.S'I K\W,(>rd y. / i EOKGIA, Fulton Comity.-Two \JT months after date, application w ill he made to the Court oftJrdinary ol said county, for leave to sell the H -use and Lot, On Alab ma street, ately occupied by Michael MeShcilery, deceas ed, and now occupied by John Gjvan, fronting on Alabama street, fifty-two and a half feet, and running hack fifty feet, known as Lots .Nos d and 4..in block a, iu plan of the city ot Atlanta and on Land Lot 77, in fourteenth District of originally Henry now Fulton county. Also, two Lots in said city, known a- the South half of city Lot, 33, und Land Lot 83, fourteenth District of originally Henry now Fulton county, containing two acres more or loos. Also, one city Lot in said city , known as part of Lot 84, being the North-east one-fourth of half an aero running back train the Macon *V Weateru Kail Road two hundred and two feet fronting said Rail Road twenty-six feet on the East, adjoining Tiller, Tanner and others, con taining ono eighth el an acre more or list; said property belonging lo the estate of Daniel Me Shcllroy, late of aaid county deceased, and to be sold for the purpose of division among the legatees JOHN LYNCH, E.ictulyr, June 671, A tlmiuistraloi'g tale.—Agreeably to an order of the Court of Ordinary ol Gwinnett county, will t>e sold before the Court House Door in the town ol Lawrcnceville, on the lirat Tuesday iu September next, within the legal hours of sale, all ihe lands belonging lo thceslato ol Robert Hobbs deceased, consisting of one hundred acres, more or less, 36 acres of Lot No. lt)7, and 75 acre* No. 188. both in the Sixth District ot said county. Sold I or the ben efit of the heir* and creditors of said deceased Terms made known on day ol sale. SANFUIIDS. KELLEY, Adm’r. NANGYHOBBS, Adm'rx July tilh. 1867 w60J_ / i j-.DHGIA, Forsyth comity.— \T Court of Ordinary, July term, 186;.— \\ herons Janie* Roberts, Guardian of William Shaw. 8r., a lunatic, applies tome for Lottots of D.s oission from aaid Guardinuship, said Shaw In nig now dead. These are therefore, lo cite and admonish all parties interested’, whether kindred or creditor! of said William Shaw, a luuatic, to tile ihrir objection*, it anji they have.. within the time prescribed .iy la.r, why Letters of Dismission should not be granted tbe applicant at our Court of Oordinary. to l>e b-. Id in and for aaid eoun ty on the first' Monday in September next. H. B.lkKF.R, Ordinary July 6th 1857 ; w40d Important to Married ladles and those about to marry ! Dr. Delwmer sJCelebratad MonthlyFitt*. Prepared from a prescription of ALEXAN DER DELORME, member of the French A ademy of Surgeons, and attendant physician L> bar Majeaty, the Empeese- Thia invaluable medicine acts like a charm in all meuatruat difficulties, removing obatruc tions, and bringing on the Monthly periods with perfect regularity. In all cases of Nervous Af fection*. Palpitation of the Heart Flour Albl* or Whites, and in fact in all complainta arising from a disordered ronjilinn and unhealthy ac tion of the Genital Organa, these Pills will ef fect a speedy and permanent cure. They are pot up in small plate glass flasks, securely seal rd from observation, and accompanied by full directions for use. Price $1 per package. N. II.—-These Citli should nut be taken 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. Hi.akhin, M. D., only Agent for the I'ni- tod 8tatcg and Canadas. Also jus/receieved ot the Doctor’s office, a fresh supply of Hicord's Female Protector—an unfailing preventive of conception, and invalu. able lo those females who, owing to habits of life or physical malformation, aro incapacitated from safe re.production. Price $2 sent by mail. In connection with these remedies, I have constantly on hand the following works: Mat ron's Manual, Marriage Guide, Diseases of Females, Diseases of Males. Each work substantially bound and beautifully illustrated with colored plaits, and contain nearly 400 pages of reading matter. Sent j ost paid to any address on receipt of #1, and 25 cents In stamps. A1I letters addressed to mo will receive my immediate attention; and letters of inquiry (when a postage is enclosed,) will be promptly attended to. J. K. BLANDIN, M- D., Byracusi, Nkw York. J une 29,1867 dawbm It. It. K.—-SHIP FEVER—On the coasts of South America, in the ’Tropics, and in the East and West Indies, this dreadful pestilence has broken out with the suddenness ol the lightning Hash, and as suddenly bceu checked by the timely use of Kadway’s Ready Reliefs Regulators. It is truly a blessing to feel safe, when you are in the midst of a lefrible pesti lence, breathing its poiaonous air, and knowing that by taking a few drops of Radway's Ready Relief, and keeping the bowels free and clear, regular and strong, by one little Pill, called Kadway’s Regulators, that you are safe, and can bid this pestilence defiance. Whole squad rons of ships haTc time and again been purified after this pestilence had broken out, and the lives ot the crews and passengers saved from a sudden and terrible death by the R. R. Relief and Regulators. Every vessel that leaves port, and every traveler by sta, should lay in a supply of Radway’s Relief Regulators and Resolvent—no matter what form the pestilence may appear iu w hether as Yellow, Spotted, Ship, Brain, Ty phus, or other malignant Fevers, or Cholera, Dysentery, Radway’s Relief, aided by a doso or two of Regulators, will protect the human body from sudden attacks, ror Scurvy, Sores, 7’uinors, Boils, Salt Rheum, Skm Disease, and all Scaly and and Scrofulous Diseases Rad- way’s Resolvent is a positive cure. Armed with these Remedies, the travelers can visit the most sickly places with safety. THE LIVER PILLS. nr Th. Liver Pills of Dr. M’Lane were first used by him exclusively in his own practice. So efficacious were they in all cases of Liver Com plaint, that they became famous, and attracting the attention ol the medical fscultv, passed in • to general use. They act with great certainty nd regularity ; the patient almost immediately J " els the dispersion ol his disease, and is gradu- ly restored to health. With some the effect Lotteries! WHO WANTS MONEY ? KAY Bl 0B7AINID BT ktlklNa TtN DOLLARS Halve* aa« Qaarter Ticket* IN PROPORTION JASPER CO.v ACADEMY by sctomhty or tk* btatc or ohomia, Harass* Mass, ka*Wn. 80,000 Ticket*—8,200 Prize*. JMOUNTINQ Tt) 1215.260. Prim Payable Without Deduction ANDERSON * BON, Managers, Successors to J. P. Winter, Manager Our Lolleyr draws in Maeoo, Ua.. (Small Scheme) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Or. (Large Schemes) about th* 16th of every month. CLASS AA. DRAWS 4UOU8T 17TH, 1857, AT Armory Hall, Savannah, Geo., Under the .S’u-orn Superintendence sf W. R. Symons atid J. M. Prentiss, Ksq«. CAPITALS of $60,000, $-20,000, $6,000 *10,- 000, $4,000, *2000, 3 Prize* of $1000,5 Prize* of $600, 100 of $100. 100 ol *60, Mon of $30 and 71 Approximation prizes amounting to $3,760. Whole Ticket* 810, Halve* $5, quarter* 12,50. Look to your inlerart and compare this 8cbcme with any other: Bank Note* ofround Banks taken at par. Checks on New York remitted for prizes. Address orders for Ticket* or Certificate* of Package* of Tickets to ANDERSON A SON, Manager*. Macon Or Savannah. Ga. July 17, 1857 dawtf THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR Maryland Lotteries FOR AUGUST 1867. R. FRANCE k CO., Managers BRILLIANT Grand Consolidated Lottery Or Maryland, V LelSS K , To he drawn Saturday, Au*. 29lh In Baltimore, Maryland. Drawing* conducted under the superintendence of the trials Lottery Commissioner. Lotte IRAN lt~cT Tbe most Brilli. CAPIT w * « o trig: Owing to the gm gl» Number 1.otterie C ublic, and lha largt lanagrrs, K. Swan each Saturday th, u* inf Schema will be di teries for A a gnat, IK' CL To be drawn in tbe ia pnb’ic, on 8ATUR CL To be drawn m t) in public, on HATl Ci To be drawn in ' in public, on Satur On ' SINGLE 3 Nearly une . MAGNIFi To EACH NATCH iCHKAIJBa 78 Number* 14 Drawn Ballots. 1. $62,618 $62,518 2 .12,600 25,000 'i . 2 .. 6,000 12,000 2. .. 5.000 10,000 .•>. ...4,000 .. 20,000 . r ). 3,ooq 15,000 .*)— — 2,000 10,000 10. . 1,800 . . .18,000 10. ...1,600 16,000 10 1,000 10,00(1 in. .1,250 12,500 100. . . 600 60,000 200. 400 80,000 64. ... 150 64. . . 100 . 6,400 64. . . . *0 6,120 64. 60 3.840 ,5G#. . . 40 . . . . 222,720 31,J Pi prizes, amounting ui Sil.n9,17*t Wholes $80; Halves 10; UJuar. 6; Eighths2 50. Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes, coat,. *282 00 86 Halves, “ 14100 *6 Quarter*, “ . 70 60 26 Eighths, “ 35 26 lly i is almost miraculous, frequently experiencing immediate relief, after having for months resor ted to drugs and medicines of another descrip tion, in vain. Diseases of the Liver are very common in this country, and are often frightful haractcr. Those who experience any of the premonitory symptoms ot this dangerous and ,-implicated disease, should at once procure a box of Dr. M’Lanc’s Pil's, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh,and perhaps, thereby, be saved a vyorld of misery. cr p brehonors will bo careiul lo ask for Dr. M'Lancs Celebrated Vermifuge* manufactured by Fleiftng Bros.,of Pittsburgh, Pa. AU othei Vermifuges in comparison are worthier*. Dr. M'L&ne's genuine Vermiluge, alsohU edebra ted Liver Ptlis, can non be had at all respectable Irug stores. None genuine without the sig nature of FLEMING BROS. Taylor’* Antl-DysiM'ptir Elixir. Atlanta, Georgia, May 1st, ’57. DR. J. A. TAYLOR, Sir : i regret to say to you that for a long Ume 1 snf ered most severely from that horrid disease dys|iepstt. and all it. evil attendants. Life, it self, almost became a burthen. Remedy afte remedy was tried—medical advice sought from time to time—but all would oot do. Heart bnrns sour eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain ill the head, and many other ills to which flesh is heir, were the torment* of my life. At last, 1 tried your Elixir, and since then have found re lief. Upon my case, it has operated as a charm- I can now eat with some satisfaction, and sleep without being troubled with frightful dreams. In truth, Sir, to your Elixir I owe al most a new existence, and you are al liberty to publish this to the world should you think pro per to do so- W M. K A Y. Sold by Smith & Ezzard, Sole Proprietor! and Manufacturers, Atlanta,G*. m*v Jdwtf Wiiitx q’ssTH, PaarcutD Xtussra asp uiAi-tirci. Coaei.axL's—can tie a.'qnlrod t-y using the flu/jw a Thousand Hewers. What lady or gentle man wou’d remain under the curve of a disa greeable breath, when by using the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers” as a dentifrice, would not only render il swee*. hut leave the teeth white as alabaster I Many persona do not know their breath is had, and the subject is so delicate their Inends will never mention it. Beware of coun terfeits. Be sure each hcttle is signed FETRLDGE A CO. N. Y. For sale by all Druggists [mhgbdtm t.j r ’lt seems that Rheumatism, Deatueas, Neuralgia, Swollen and $uff Joints and other complaints to wjiicii we are all subject have lost their terrors. Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil is warrant! d lo religvo any case in a short spate of lime and with a triifluig expense. It can be bad ot the agents here Sec advertisement ta anobhei column. RJttly^-Mi.ISSJ dwim a*, Grand Consolidated Lottery of M. D. Extra Cia#8 8, To be drawn in lialtimore. Mil., 8atur iajr, Aug.. 29, 1867. SPLENDID SCHEME. C'afniui Prize*. Approximation l Pnie ol. . .. $32,600 4 of $600 l priie of . 1U.21M) 4 of 450 1 prize < Ilf.. 6000 4 of 3.S0 l prixe ol . 2,200 \ 1 prixe of . *,200/ 1 prize of . 2,200) 20 of 100 1 prize of, 2,200( 1J prize ot . 2,100) 5 prizes of a 1,600 20 of 90 .*> prize* of . 1,250 20 of 80 10 .. 1,000 40 uf 60 110 60o 80 of 50 20 « ...500 80 of 40 132 400 528 of to 1.000 prize#, aiu'if to $188,700 Whole Tickets $10; Halve* $5;l^uaners $2,60 ty Please addreas all order* fir Tickets in tnc atwve Magnificent Scheme, to T. H. HUBBARD A CO. fio. 39 Fajretio-st., or Box, No. 40, Baltimore, Maryland. Orl 14 (dly) Cigar and Tobacco STORE. riMf E'jSI'BSCRIBKK beg* moat respectfully J to inform the Citixens of Atlanta and sur rounding country, that he has just received a large addition to his former Stock of FISE CIG ARS, TOBAOCO. SNUFF, PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, MATCHES,' &C, ACJ Which is offered al Wholesale or Retail at mi £ow mess. IVrsona desiring anything ui my line will do well in call and examine my Stock before pur- c basing elsewhere. ty Store on White Hall Street.opposite the Intelligencer office. JOHN FICKEN Mlanta, March 18 dwrtf 1 Prize of / 1 Prize of 1 Pens of . . . 1 Prize of 1 Prixe of 1 Prize ol 1 Prize *f 1 Prixe of 1 Prize of 2,0*0 1 Prize of 1 Prize of ..... _ 1,000 9 Prixe* of 600 45 Prize* of 100 Prize* of .... 125 100 Prize* of Approximation Frizes. 4 Prizes of $200 Apx’g lo $60,000 pr. are $800 4 " 175 20,000 •• 700 4 115 “ 5,000 •• 160 32 “ 60 " 2,000 “ 1,600 36 “ 40 600 ■ l,<40 3,000 “ 20 “ 60,000 3,315 Prize*, tniounlmg to 204,000 Whole Tickett #10, Halvet 5, Qoar. 21 On Consignment. Piano from J. C eaaonabU Terms by I Ftne Piano from J. Ghickenng, far itk on r « LOW A RICE dwtf Brushes of Mil Kinds Large lot on For sale by, i Large lot on baud, of superior (JualtUea. LOWE A RICE, dwtf Oyrup.—Steward's refined Sugar House t5 s yf*pju*t received, and for aale on reason able laim*. J une 14 t(67 W. W. ROARK The numbers from 1 to 30,000 corresponding wflh tho*e numbers on the tickeu, printed on separate slips of paper, are encircled with small lin tubes and placed in one W’heel- The first 866 Prizes, timilarlv prinfed sod en circled, ere placed in another wheel. The wheels, are then revolved and a number ia drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time a prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn out are opened and and exhibited lo the audience and registered by the Commissioner* : the prixe being placed against tbe number drswn. This operation u repeated until all the prizes are drawn out. Ipprozlmation Prize*. Th* two preceding and the two succeeding Number* to those drawing the first 80 Truer will be entitledyto the *0 Approximalioi Prize*. For exatapje; if Ticket No. 11,250 drawa the #60,0*0Pn»,lhoeeTicketa numbered 11248, 1 184I-JW51,11868. will eaeh be entitled to $225. If Tiaket No. 660 draws the *20.000 Prize, tboee tickets numbered 648, 649. 661. 668, will etch be enoded to $200, and so on according to tha above scheme. The 3,000 prizes of #20 will be determined by the last figure of number which draws the $60,. 000 Prixe. For example,if the number drawing the $60,000 prize ends with A'o. 1, then all the Ticket* where the number ends in 1 will he en titled l* #20. If the N umber ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends in 2 will be entitled to *i0 and so on to 0. Certificate* of Packages aril] be sold at the fol lowing rate*, which it the risk. Certificate of Package of 16 Whole Tickets $*ti *• '• 10 Half “ 40 “ “ 10 (Quarter “ 20 “ “ 10 Eighth “ to In ordering Ticket* or Certificates, ee close th* money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded bv first mail. Purchaser* can bav* tickets ending with any figure they may designate. The list of drawn Numbers and Prize* will be tent to purchasers immediately after the drew- M|. Purchasers will please write the signslures plain, and give their post office, county Sure. cy Remember that evrry prize ia drawn, and payable in full without deduction. ( pF 1 All Pntee of #1.18X1 and under paid im- mediately after tht drawing—other prizes at the usual lime of thirty days, in foil without deduc tion. AU commtuucalioni strictly confidential. The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers immediately after the drawing. ty All prize* of $ I ,UM> and under, paid im mediate)? after the drawing—other prize* of the usual time thirty daya Prise trokeu cashed or renewed st either office Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. SWAN A CO., Atlanta Ua. A hot of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the ameunt of the prise that each one isauutied to, will be puNwhed after every drawing, in the following paper* : New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelli gencer, Naw York Weekly Day Book, Savan nah Morning Newt and Richmond Dispatch. New York Dispatch and Paulding (Mia*.)tClir- ion. June 27, 1*67 ddxwlm pro.. Aug : Hoda W» JUMMi Soda Water Manufacturer, Fullon House, Jtlanla, Georgia. TT LTL RN.S his thanks to his former very XLJih«»»l peirons, and begs to inform hu cus tomera, that he has commenced for the aeasnn, the manufacture of this cool and healthy bever age, Sod* Water, having one ol the beat Soda machines made, cool place good water and ex perienced aaeutanu, he hope* to give general retiafact *n to all who may favor him with a call. He proposes furnishing parties and families at abort notice and forward the soda to any point per first train. My prices being so low, I »m compelled to sell for cash, and for cash only. Price per dozen 37 j cents, bottle* and corks to be returned- If not a charge of 10 cents each will be made. May 12, 1857 dwtf Lawsbe & Parted, HBMIHAH3 TASlrBES, WHITE HALL STREET, Atlanta, Georgia H AVE ON HAND a fine stock of very rich Goode for Gentlemens’ wear, that they will make up in the very latest style of eut and finish. Try them and see if they dont give you Jits. Atlanta, April 16,'67. dtf Just Received. ,)/Nrv BARRELS of WHISKEY, to aell at the low price of 35 cents per Gallon, fine white Tcnneasee Whiskey. mh26dwtf W. W. HflARK. 1. X. WILL.lAMa.-JuH> Ugl, g.-BOLUKO BAkli WILLIAMS, RHEA tk CO. (Successors to J. E. Williams.) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. And Particularly forth* sale Irani, Bacon, Lard, Ffour, Feath[ srs, and Tennessee Produce Generally. Decatur &re-> i, near the Trout House, Atlan ta, Ua. [Nov 15 dwtf 1 Al v/N SACKS, extra Family A Choice j^\J\J\JSuperfui* Flour, in Store and short- tv to imn, which in Quality will compare with toy stock in Goorgis. For **1* Low by E M. 8EAGO, Produce Comnzianon Merchant Alro, new Baooo. plenty to arrive in* few days. [F*b 6 dwtf XYOKK, * 7. LYONS LYONS 4 CO., IMfOKTEM A8D DULOs 1* KAVAHA CIGARS, TOBACCO, AXD ALL kUPS or Nfl 19 C«W 6-oet, , flush vine, Tenn. march 31 BROADWAY GOLD PE2* MANUFACTURING OO, 333 Broarfwayr, Hew Vwrk Are now celling their Gold Pens, Pencils and Pen Cases al the Lowest Retail Prices, and each purchasers Draws a PREMIUM-—PBEJtIUM-—PREMIUM ol from 60 cents to $1000! As soon as a Pen or Pencil is purchased, the Premium is delivered immediately. List if Pens and the Retail Prices. Gold Pens $! 26 and 1 Gift Gold Pen Engroeaing sue. ... 2 50 and 2 Gilt* Gold Pen Silver Ex. Holder*. 2 50 and 2 Gifu Gold Pen silver dbl ex. holder* 3 76 and 3 Gifts Gold Pen silver mtmmoth hold'5 no an# 4 Gifts Gold Pen silver Iwvisthan Holden 6 25 and 6Gifta Fountain Pen Gold Desk Hold- 8er 3 75 and 3 Gift* Mammoth Gold Pen Desk Hold- der and Box 6 26 and 6 Gills Leviathan Gold Pen, Gold Desk Holder and Boi 6 25 and 6 Gift* Gothic 8liver Cane a Gold Pen 3 75 snd 1 Gifts Mammoth Gothic Silver Case and Gold Pen 6 85 and 6 Gift* Gol J T noth Pick 2 50 and 2 Gift* Gold Tooth Pick and Etr Pick 3 75 and 3 Gift* Gold Watch Key, Tooth Pick and Pencil .3 76 and 3 Gills Ladies' Gold Pencils 2 60 and 2 Gifts Indies’ Gold Pencil 3 75 and 3 Gifts Ladies’ Gold Pencil 6 00 and 4 Gift* Lsdies' Golu Pencil and Pen. . 6 25 »nd 5 Gills Gents' Gold Case and Pen -. . 10 00 and 8 Gifts Gents' Gold Cate and Pen, Mommoth size 18 60 and 10 G. We warrant all oar Gold Pens lo be Ihamond Pointed, and not surpasaed by any eauMiab- meut in the States, and besides giving yon Pen or Pewil well worth your money, xve sis press n; yoa with tilfts worth from SO Cantata #1.000, In Gc.d Watches, Gold Quardand V**t Chains, Gold I-ocketa, Diamond Pins, Caaeo .Vet-j. Gold Studs, Rings, Breast Pina Silver Fruit and Cak*Basket*. Stl- vet Goblets, Ac. A Q ENTS—AGENTS—AQEJs T S. Note is the lime and here is the chance to make $l,000-r->,000~$3,000- *5,004), per jear, in the sale of Gold Pena Jewelry, Ac We offer a Liberal Com mission to Local and T ravelin g A gents, and giv* them Credit on One Half till sold. A light and agreeable har ness, snd above all. a goed paying bus me*..— Agents wanted in all part* of the countir. A Catalogue containing s List of Goods with full Explanauona of terms to Agents mil be sent on sppiictuon, free. AU oiden, will be promptly siiendeuded lo, and those set Jmg us money by mad will receive such goods as they order by the return mail or express, with the Gifts en closed in th* peckage- Address all orders to MERRICK. BENTON A DEAN, 336 Broadway, New York. B —Gold Pena re-potnu-d in a superior • manner. Enclose the Pen, snd Thirty oin - pent* in P. O. Stamps, and the Pec will be re- coinled ■Life) rat unit 1. past pa*!- J aly ». 1867 Atlanta Steam Hill*. W E will keep constantly an hand ■ la rge supply of GOOD FLO UR, also BRAN and SHORTS The highest Cssh price* paid for W HEAT ,t the Mills, R- PETERS A CO Atlanta, J uiy.Hl, I*CT dfia