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9msa&m DAILY EXAMINER. BY LOOHRAZfB, DOWSING A 00. " EKROft CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”—JEFFERSON .1. 11. STKBUE, < E ,„ lur , j. w. Dowsuro.s new mm, vol. t THE DAILY EXAMINER. ATLANTA JxUtfPSTTr 1857. Uttw frm*mG«». Walker. Wo find th* following letter from Oenertl Welker, written in rwpottoe to ooe from ties. Wool, to National Intelligencer: To ran Editou—(leotlemen:—I hare just toen a letter addreraed to you by Oen. Wool, from Troy, New York, oo the 16th of this month. Respect for the Qeneral’a position require* me to notice gome of the statement* of bis let ter, though pity for an old public servant, wheae memory, age and disease have impaired, might urge me to pam It unnoticed. 1 mast, however, do Gen. Wool the juatioe to ray, that I am very unwilling to impute to him the authorship of a letter characterized by so much want of fhirneas and frankness. A politician, and not a soldier, must have indited the sentence* winch, while apparently accurate are really suggestive of notruth. I beg leave to say to you that one afternoon as Gen. Wool was leaving San Francisco for Benicia—when ho was on the wharf, and a- bout going aboard the steamer—I distinctly stated to him the nature of my graot from Oastillon, and be as distinctly wished me all success in my enterprise. As for what the General said about ‘filll- buatering schemes’ and the formation of an ‘in dependent slave confederacy,' I blush that snch phrases should be published over the signature of a Major Geoeral in the army of the United States. I remain your ob’t aerv’t, WM. WALKER. Montgomery, Ala., July 29,1857. Murder.—We understand, says th e Mobile Tribune of the 2d inst., that one of our well known pilots, Reuben Nash, was kilted on Friday, near Mount Vernon, in the upper part of that county. He was io pursuit of a runa way negro, aDd meeting in the swamp, the latter raised ,hi* gun and fired. Mr. Nash lived about three boon. He leaves a wife and family of ohiklren. There was, it is said,great excitement in the neighborhood, and doubtless every means will be adopted to arrest the murderer. ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11,185 - j tfMnimT-i i T' 1 i i -i i ii 1. 26. A Vitit to Europe.—A. 0. BuWtt, Sm) , <f the New Orleans Picayune, left lor Eulope on (Saturday, in the steanwhip Adriatic. Mr. B. is accompanied by Mr*. Irene Smith and Miss Williams, of LcxusvOlo, and Dr. ft. E. Shep pard, of New York. They will tWt the prin- eipal countries of Fmrope and Greece, Nubia and the Holy Land, during which Dr. Shep pard will make a collect ion of curiosities for the Ohristein University of Miaouri, io which he w ill fill one of the profemorships on his re turn. The party contemplate being absent about two years. 19* Are those belli ringing for fire?’ inquire ed Simon of Tiber as. No indeed, answered TOte; they have got plenty of fire, and the bells are now ringing for water to mateb. Swipee’eays that ladies' hoops are like charity—they ‘cover a multitude of sins.’— What a villianous comparison! Every'mite’ in creation should have a bang at the wicked wretch! T. r. ix>w», LOWE. A BICE. AUOJ5FION COMMISSION MERCHANTS JtXD General Produce Dealer«, Corner of Loyd and Album a streets. ATLANTA, GA. Sept 26 dwtf Coffee.—The sleeplessness produced by coffee is not that of an unpleasant character. It is simply a painless rigileuoe; but, if often re peated, it may be exceedingly prejudicial.— Frfllst de Savarin illustrates (be power of oof. fee by remarking that a man may livo many years whio takes too bottles of wioe daily; but the same quantity of ooflee would soon make him imbecile, or drive him into consumption. Table Train. •9*You eey Mr. Jay, that you saw the plaintifl leave the bouse. Was it in haste?' Yes, sir. Do you know what caused the baste?’ I’m not quite certain, but I thick it was the boot of Mr. Stubs, tho gentleman he boards with. That will do, Mr. Jay. (Jlerk call the next witness. MP*Hallo, steward! exclaimed a fellow in one of the stiamboata, after having retired to bis bed. Hallo, steward! Here, mam. Bring me the way bill. What for, maesa? I want to see if there bed bugs put dowu their names for this berth before I did. If not I want ’em turned out. in ure V: Just Received, Q/'v OX E8 of best Star Candles, to aell a enta per ft., by tbeBox. dwtf W. W. ROARK. jaOLE tiuYD FEMME THIH To the Citizens of Atlanta. THANKFUL to my friends of Atlanta lor their fibers! patronage for tbe past session, I would respect fully solicit an increased patronage for the next session, which will com mence on Monday, July 10th, 1867. Our Rooms u a largo and airy, protected by a piazxa fifty leer long, from the sun. Every attention possible will be paid to the manners and mors sis of e ery pupil committed to my care; and a thorough and practical education imparted.— A rigid, but parental discipline will be enforced. No one need apply for admission for their children into this school who do not wish their cbildsan govamod. R. ROGERS Principal. R. H. A JA& E. ROGERS Assistants. MRS. E. C. R. A MISS L. M. ROG- ERS Assistants Female Department Terms per Session of Twenty Weeks. Reading and Spelling $8 00 Arithmetic, Geography. History and Gram mar ; 10 00 Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra. Geome try, Lafrn and Greek. 16 00 Incidental Expanses - 26 ••'Tuition payable quarterly. Atlanta, July 10, 1867 dim u< Wher EOROIA, Forsyth county.-— Court of Ordinary, July 'term, 1867.— hereas James Hob'rts. Administrator upon the estate of 8amucl B. Johnson deceased, ap plies to me for Lotters of Dismission from said Administration. These are therefore, to cite and admonish all parties interested, whether kindred or creditors of said deceaeed, to file their objec tions if any they have, in usy office, on or be fore the second Monday in January next, why Letters of Dismission shi applicant. July 6th 1867 boukl not be granted the H. BARKER, Ordinary. w* a fro greet of the Mobtte and Ohio Railroad. —From the Mobile Evening News, we learn that two resrels arrived at that port oo the 31st inst., each with a large quantity of iron for tbe Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Ooe of tbe vessels brought 2,087 ban of iron, uod tbe other baa 1,502 bars, and a,102 fishers. The work of track laying, which has been for a long tpne suspended for tbe want of tbe material, will now probably be resumed and coo tinned with energy, and without interruption, until tbe fiual completion of tbe road to its terminus on tbe father of waters. Wasiixutox, August 3. Gen. Hmwingten—Movements if General Walker.—Ota. Hetulngren and his brother-in- law, Dr- Bell, left for tbe South this afternoon to visit the wife of the former, now io Georgia. Those best informed in regard to Walker's movemeotr, say that Hennlngsen's visit is for tbe purpose of conferring with Walker In re lation t* a new expedition for tbe invasion of Nicaragua, to start from some point near New Orleans, about the 15th of October. fi9*ItIs mkl that Banker Hill Monument may be Men on a clew day with a good glass from tbe top of Mouadoock, in Jeffrey and Fitswitliam, New Hampshire, shoal eighty mitre distant. |gg.Wc have from all parti of Tennessee, Alabama, Mimimippi, and Arlucres, the most ebssriog accounts of tbe condition oLjbe corn crops. IH TIiiii J. C. Dobbin, late Secretary of the Navy, died at his residence in Fayettevtllo N< C-, tut Tuesday. G EORCU, Campbell county —COURT OF ORDINARY, 1867.— appearing to the Court, by the petition of All frod Amtell, surviving copartner of the firm of Austell A Camp, that Nathan Camp, oua of tho firm of Austell A Camp, of said county, did in his limetime execute to said Austell, surviv ing copartner as aforesaid hi* bond or written acknowledgment, showing that in a port of tho real estate purchased by said firm of Austell A Gamp, the titles were taken in the name of said Nathan Camp, to*witi Lota No- US, 88, 124, 89, and part of Lot No. 132, all rituals, lying and being in tho 9th District of originally Fayette but now Campbell county; also, Lot No. 100 in the same District, but in Fayetts oounty, together with a House and Lot in the town of Fairbum with some 12 or 16 acres at tached, known as the Hugh McCaren House and Lot, which doeds or titiea should have been taken in the name of the firm of Austell A Camp, and It further appearing that said Na than Camp.oneof the firm of A us tall A Gamp, departed this life without executing titles to said Lota of Land and Real Estate, or in any way providing therefore and it appearing that •aid fi'in of Austell A Camp hat paid jointly the full amount of the pure hue of said l.o;« ot Land and Real Estate, and said Alfred Austell surviving copartner of Austell A Camp, having petitioned this Court to direct Thomas J. Camp Administrator upon tba Estate of said Nathan Camp, (one of the firm of Austell A Camp) , deceased, to execute to him, as surviv ing copartner ef Austell A Camp, titiea to said Lota of Land and Real Estate, in conformity with re id writen obligation; it is therefore, here by ordered that natice be given in three or mage public places in said county, and in the * At lanta Examiner," of such application, that all persons concerned may file objections, in the Ordinary’s Office, (if any they have,) why eaid Tbonier J. Camp, Administrator as aforesaid, •hculd not execute titles to aid Lots of Land and Real Estate in conformity with eaid obli- gallon. A true extract from . the {minutes of said Court, this June 10th,'l867- K. C. BEAVERS, Ordinary- June 13.1S67 wtf C^°®GCp ■ PRINTING Rail-Rtraii H3 . ■ AT THE EXIAMlINER mwm, tB. City b Satttisnnrnts, ! professional Garto Georgia RailrMMl A Breaking Campaby. A>wcbta to Atlasti. . 171 Miles. .Fare;$5.60 GEORGE YONOE, Superintendent. MO ININS PAKSCNOtK TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at ...8.46AM Arrives at Augusta,at... ....6,00PM Leaves A ugusta, daily, at . ... « 00AM Arrives at Atlanta, at KVENINO PASKEBOER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at . ..6.00 P M Arrives at fugusta, at ....3.32AM Leaves Augusta, daily, at.... ...6.00PM Arrives at Atlanta,at ...,3.00 AM ROW LOCATED IK T UX Proprietor of tbe “Bum nan" l» now prepared to execute mmm a mmmiK of all kind*, in ft Boat and workman like manner, and at the shortest possible notice. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes Blank Notes, Blank Deeds, Way Bills, Bank Checks, Visiting Gards, Hand-hills, Posters, &o., DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Decatur 6 Crawfordville,. .107 j Htone Mountain 16 Cumming...... .114 I.itbonia, 24 Cemak,........ 134 Conyers, 31 Thomson, 135 ! Covington 41 Dearing, 143 ' Social Circle 51 Berxelia, 156 Madison, 67 Bel Air, 1*1 Greatuboro .88 A ugusta 171 i Union Point 96 1 OT This Road runs in connection with the 1 Trains of the South Carolina and tbe Savannah A Augusta Railroads, at Augusts. Western A Atlantic (Slate) Rail road- Atlanta to Ciiattaxooua. 138Mile*. Fare, $5 JAMES M. 8PULLOCK, Superintendent. DRY x^t ated on terms as reasonable as in any other seotlon of Georgia or the Booth. MORNING PANSINGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A V THE DAILY EXAMINER., J51J ii Published every Morning, (Sunday excepted Arrive* at Atlanta, at — . .4.00 P M at Five Dollars per annum—in advance. 1/ muht panssnoer train. delayed six monhts Six Dollars will be charged • Leaves Atlanta, nightly, at 9.00 P M rates biTSv™™ ! Advertising in the Daily Examiner will be in- Arrive* at Atlanta, at 2.10 AM sorted at the following rates per equarc of 10 line. . distance from ATLANTA. One insertion 60 cents- One month, 4*5,00 Two “ $1,00 Two *• 8,00 Three “ 1,25 Three *• 10,00 Four “ 1,60 Four “ 12,00 Five “ 1;76 Hix “ 16,00 Six “ 2,00 One Year 25,00 Bolton 8 Marietta, 20 Acworth 35 Allatoona, ..40 Etowah 46 ‘Special contrade will be made for yearly sd Ji“J ereT ' llr J® reruAcmcnta occupying a quarter, half or whole column. Advertisements from transient persons must be paid in advance. Legal advertiaments published at the usual races. Ordinary notice* exceeding .ten lines charged as advertiaments. Announcing candid ates for office, $5 00, to be paid in advance. The privilege of yearly advertisers iiatrijl.lv i tanoogs, limited to their owx immediate and regular buai- , " ness. Professional Cards not exceeding six lines $16 per annum. Aovertismenla not specified aa to time will be Dubliahed lilt ordered out, and charged at regular rates. Advertiaments inserted in tho Weekly papei only will be charged at former rates. Calhoun 78 Reaarx, 84 Tilton, 90 Dalton.— —... .100 Tunnel Hill,. ..167 Ringgold, 115 Chickamanga,.. 128 Chattanooga.... 138 Kingston, .. .59 Adafrsvffiep 68 CT This Road connects, each way, with the Roma Branch Railroad, at Kingston, tha East Tennessee A Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and the Nashville Sc Chatlonooga Railroad, at Chau Atlanta k Lagrange Raltraad. Atlanta to Wut Point, *7 Mile*,Fair, $3.60 GEORGE G. HULL, Superintendent. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of all Descriptions. B lanks of all descriptions, can be had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attorniea, 8herifls, Clerks of Courts, and Ordi nariea, can be furnished, at short notice, auy favorite form of DEED, WRIT.'or PROCESS which they may desire ; and ail FORMS ol le al instruments, commonly in use, are alwsya on gand, to be sold at the lowest prices, h Atlanta, M w MORNING PLBSWaER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 3.30 A M Arrive* at Wart Point,at 8.35 A M Leaves Weat Point, daily, at 3.00 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 7 66 A M EVENING PASSENGER TRAtN. leaves Atlanta, daily, at 4.46PM Arrives at West Point, at 10.00 PM Leaves West Point, daily, at 15.45 P M Arrives at Atlanta, at...... 6.32 P AT DISTANT* PROM ATLANTA. New Spriag Goods!!! JUST OPENED AND READY FOR SALE! M y supply of spring goods is BSW complete, and I would respectfully tha pubfi* t6 Calf •niJ' aixnncc -u.eia — Bssidea my usual stock of Hardware, Groceries, &c., I barn on hand some selections of GOODS, Consisting ol Muslins, in extensive variety, begutiful sod good- And • luge Stock of M&tilettes and Kantillas. A good assortment mm mm mt x jmbz rmr mm Fashionable and,Pretty; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my line ol bulineae. In short, my stock is good and fall and the price* will be t* low u living will af ford. The Ladies are particularly invited to give me a call. H. w. COZART. pnl 13 dtf Fire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG & CO. Have removed their Stockfof STAPLE AMD FAMCT DRY DODDS, FpO the old stand of J. NORCRO88, fronting I on Whita-Hall and Marietta Streets, whan they oflet to their old friends and the psfoiic area for CASH ONLY, and an deUMtinodnot to be undeiaoid by any house in the city. They will ba containtly receiving new supplies from the beta markets in the country, end are confident of being able to aell goods as cheap at the cheap est. Oar Stock consists In part of Ri h Dress Silks, Barrage and Maslin Robes Plain Barrages, french Figured Jackoneu, French Colored Jackoneu, Figured BrilkanU, Debege and Linen Goode, for Trtv’ling Drease*. French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Cheeked Cambric and Muslim. Printed Lawn* in great variety, English and Domestic Prints, in great variety, Cambric and Swiss Trimmings, Dress.Trimmings—a splendid assortment, Ribbons and Lanas. Silk and Late Mantillas that can’t be beat. Irish Linens, and Linen Sheetings, Cotton Sheetings, and Tickings, Blaachod and Brown Shirting, OanabntgsStripes and Blay Linen*. Table Linens and Napkins. Cotton Drills, Hosiery, and Pie-Nick Mila, Ac-, dtc. Don’t forget to call on us at N0RCR088’ old Stand. Wa abarga nothing lor showing our goods. ap34dwly WILLIAM M. DANFORTN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAIRBURN, GA. July 26, 1857. dawti | AMAR fc LOCIIRAIVE—A 7 iTORRIES AT 0. LA MAX, July 13, 1867 LAW - Macon, Georia. LOCHBA.VI. daptf A T. HACSOTIe.ATTUftNEY AT , LAW, RtnggaU,Georgia,W/i\yt«cuce in the following countias: Cotoosa, Chattooga Murray. Gibn sr, Whitfield, Gordon, Wslkrr Dade. Refereneesi Maj. W. Y. Hanseli. Mon eua, Hanseli 4 Simpson, Marietta, Jumv* R La whoa, Esq., Dihlanegs. ^•“Particular attention paid to tho collec tin business. May 28, 1867 dswty Dr. H. Dlcknon Capeis, P ROFFERS his Professional services to the citizens of Atlanta. Office. White-Hall street, over T. R. Ripley’s Store. June 26,1857—dwtf. MEDICAL CARD. D rs. Jc*m Boring n J. Borin* have formed a copartncr-^g ship in tha practice of Medicine in the city, and vicinity Of Atlanta. One or both will be found io their office, over Jackson ABro. ,, ot r c orner of Whitehall and Hunter streets, when not professionilly sbeenL esj 16, 1857 iUw3m D r. w.b. irivers has removed b >■ Office to Whitehall *trwt, over Aiexe n- lier’i Drug fcfcor*. Miy 13. 1857 dAwla20 srmjrxoTWD* rT2HE Subscriber has just found out. the great | secret of doing a successful business, to *«!l cheap, have aamall profit, and advertise and lot the people know what he has got and occaasion- ally give them the price* and only one price, and hare no friends to sell cheaper to than any |>er*on else. I have just received t large lot ol Boot* <4 Shoes, for Ladios, Men. Boys, Girls and Chil dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery and Glass Ware, Ovens, Pols,Skillets, Fire Dogs, Axes, B/eckamitli Tools,Shovels, Spades, Knive* and Forks, Pocket Knives,- UmbetTellas, Pow der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, White I esd, Sugar, Coffee, Molsssc-i, Salt, Brand?, Wine, Gin, Rum, Cordiala, Whiskeys, of every kind, Rice, Tobacco in fact 1 can not tell you all 1 keep in one Advertisement- But come and look for youreelvea, we are ready to show and sell.— Dont forget I give 8 Iba., of best Coflee, for $1, Sugar 84, 7 and 6 lbe.,for a $1, and he sure to Fayette, bring the cash, we keep no books. Corner of Griffin,... White Hall and Mitchell Street-. W. W. ROARK. march 25 dwti East Point.. Fairbum,.. Paimetto,. . Newnan,.., GrantTiiie,. . S ■ IS* 26 40 52 Hoganaville, LaGrenge... . Long Cana,.. Weta Point,. .69 . .71 .80 ..87 17 This Road connects each way with the Montgomery A Weat Point Railroad.. Macon it Western Railroad. Macon to Atlanta,. .. 103 Mile* Fare, $4 EMERSON FOOTE, Snperitilendent. PASSKNOXR TRAINS. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 5.15 A M i Arrives at Macon, at 11.00 A M Leaves Macon,daily, at -..3.00 PM Arrive* at Atlanta, at 8 35 P M DISTANCE rROM ATLANTA. East Port, Rough and Ready,. Joneabovougk, W lii* key !! (tlf) Whiskey ! I! More o that Cheap Whiskey ,—Ju*t tnd to arrive, 900 bands of Tennessee While Whiskey, which I offer on good terms Also, fresh Gioceriee of ail kinds, surh ss Sugar. Coffee, Molasa-8, Salt, Mackerel. Kiee. Tea. Powder, Shot, Natle, Sce. C-fleooo. June 14 67 dawlt W. W. ROAK. Fine Brandies. A Fine assort - *nt of Brandies—« store and | for mlech by, j Feb 31 J wlf _ CASKS, of that Tcry fine old pure Fren:h Brandy, left yet, which I will sell at $6 | or mh25dwtf W. W. ROARK Thornton 1 !,,49 Milner’a, 56 Bamesville 61 tiF This Road connects, at Jfiaron, with the Central and South-Western Railroads. Goggina, 66 Coffiara, 71 Foseyth 77 Sman’a, 82 Crawford's, 88 Howard'*, _9S Macon, 103 YYestnrmk Atlantic Rail Read Q U 6 B Galloi By resolution of Railroad food by the Post Office Daporfmmt, sfagta mail aervica only, will bo required of this road n the Sabbath, commencing on and after tho 6th iota. The 9 a. to, train,tsea Atlanta, and ' -to a, m., tiain from Chattanooga mill bo dim continued. Night train* mil ran oo tuuai. JAMES M. SPULLOCK, 8np‘l. July, 2 1867 daw] a Film! PUTetE!! THE aahaariban have octal hand and are now opening a large and carefully select ed Stock from tbe Best Northern Manuftictorlea. 8AFE8, WARDROBES, BUREAUS, 8ECRETARYS, WA8H8TAND8, BED8TF.AD8 AND CHAIRS, Of any desired pattern and price. -4 fine as sortment of Centre, Wore, Saloon and Toilette Tables—Eta gere's Corner and Side-Sofa*. TeUva-Tste, etc. OT In addition to the above large stock, wr are receiving weekly suppltee. The public are invited is call and examute our stock. r. A.« J. S. WtLLUHS, Next door to Gilbert A Clarke, Peachtree-st., Atlanta, Ga BURIAL CASES. We are prepared to furnish Flak'* Metallic Boris! Cases, at abort notice. We have arc tir ed the services of a competrnl person (o {attend ta this liapaitminl F. AJSc J.8. WILLIAMS, July 14 ’67-dwly Peachtree Streot. IXTKIMT' AtecsAwr :: St ago t Laarrncsi W-f ILL continue the Produce Y Y lion Btieineae. at hie New Com modiooa Fire Proof Building, front of Atlanta Hotel, and naxt door to Fulton House. ATLANTA. GEORGIA, OT The usual Fscilttie* offered to Shippt,, triders respectfully solicited. Ota 16 dva j F LOUR, Chosce aitide lor sale by ethe Co 1 Load or in less quantities, to suit desist* Apply to K. M. SEA GO. H W. McDaniel, J. p.—Office in • Kite’s Building on Marietta Street, t Atlanta, Ga , March 28, ’57. dwti A. TRRASHER, ATTORNEY _ _ AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia.—Will practice in the following counties: Pulton. New. ton. Henry, Spalding, Fayette, Cobb. Camp bell and Coweta. Office on the eeeond flour of the Concert Hall, (renting the Poet Office. apri!23dwlv J. Gxrtrell A Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, : : : : GEORGIA VYTILL attend the Courts in the Counties ol YY Fulton, DeKalb, Fayette, Campbell, Men- wether, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, Heard, Cobb and Spalding. Lccrca t. 8ABTXILL, I LCTBIB 1. SLINN, Formerly of Wash- I Formerly of Mc- ington, Ga. | Donough, Ga. [47-uwly JARED LEWIS WHITAKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta.. Georgia. Office From Room* over John R. Wallace A Broe., comer of White Hall and Alabama Streeuj ilt” wlv JOHN V. HEARD7 ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT MILLER.CO x GEORGIA march 6 wly £ SIGHT OHEOKS ON New fork for Sait at Current Rais AND Warrant*, uncurrent Bank Notm and Coin Bought and sold, collection of Notes Drafts attended to for the usual Conua iasioa II. L. W RIGHT sag 26. 1864 ,f TroutHouse Shaving Saloon. t T ENTLEMEN desiring a go d shave, hair ]Tcutting, and such other attention to our p non* as nay be had in all fashionable bar- oer’s saloons, can be accommodated st all bout- by giving the undendnged * call, at their sa loon in the Trout House. They are prepared to furnish, at short notice A/i Excellent £aU Iloom Band. R- McCOMBS, late of Mill edge, ill«, Ga JOHN WALTON, late of Augusta, Ga. July IS, 1857 dtf Atlanta Shaving Saloon. f 14 HE GENTLEMEN of the city ol AUan- I ta and the public generally, can be ac commodated with ttther Warm or Cold Plunge and Shown Baths, at the Atlanta Sharing Sa loon. on White-hall street, above Tomlinson * Bam as’ Tin Shop. * Tha subscriber.; have, also, a shep at the Waahington Hall, where gentlemen can be ac commodated with Warm sod Cold Baths. Tickets can be had at the Washington Hail. Cold Baths 25 cants—Warm 35 cent*. They can be found m readiness at any time H. STOKES, R. YANCEY- May29dti BOX NESS NOTICE. G EOROIA, Gwinnett county. -r Kelley apptiee to ho Guardianship Whereas, Elisabeth ■refor iettere of diraiiratnn from Guardianship of AmtaN. Kaltayt thoaaaie, that afore, to cite and admonish all partial imrestall, whalhet kindred or credltore, v» ahow nanra, if on. •> have, within tha Urea prerarihfi^ letters of dianireioa thfilM county, May 4th applicant « t* 1 !. RAKBSTRAW, OrdV OrdInert*57 Lww 7 * A Just Received, D lMolatlom.—Th# Tuba, to s*U eery cheap. mh3&wdtf W. 'thiaday ■old hi* interest in th* fira of l fit ashes k Lovajoy to J. A. Thresher, who ) rill pay all tha debit of tha s authariaad to collect and 1 tta firm. O EySraulic Cement. N Consignment, and tor re* tow by - 'N4G0 500- “• On Ootaigntaont and for low, by, ft* M. 8EAUO. thru ,59 BBLS Cor* Whiakoy in Store and shortly torire, for sale low, by, deed E- M. 8EA GO. UtiDS. AGON Choice article. Sides .15VWreaTpure^C^iriw Gountir Du, • t Tl ^ Ohdemgaed having purehirafi af J.y nLI Wktik.: Uu I<O»0f 'ftodO Whtakey, of thorny w at lasted. “ w w.'roark" v , IS V ^ood protrf.whteh I willoolt at 8Se«ts, ala., by the ring!* Barrel. W. W. ROARK iy hi* intereat in th* firm of There 1 * * fly, wffl continue th* flietoy, ftainaa „ . tommurioubatanare al-tare-.w* ««d, Bttok low, Peachtree etieta, teetotal**p- tinoaoce of (ha nmnwi 1 ■ 1 on tha lata firm. ™ ■ THIfiliH Atlanta, July 16th. ‘MB «w • »•„ 1 S\s\ VHUS. AGON Choice article. Sides ^ I I ( )(/ Haras and Bhouidare. Just reccing JRWySoY ' "** by ' E.M SEAGt), Com. Mcr 5QS~ tta. On Cooatgnment and for aula nw}8 E M. SEAGO Just Received, UOD ot NAILS, to sail at 6 earn, by th* Kog mh25d w. W. ROA MONEY! MONEY! FOR JSVRRI BODY AND Fresh M0h Fish* NO* offer to the public Bowman* Thutv i*ady ways to make Money, and Blaekborn. one,-by which anybody can make a hand some fortune hi a short time, and without much labor, and it will only require two.or three dollars to commence with. I have known men to make from $ 10 to $26, in s ariigto day with them, and 1 will assure you, there is no Humbug about them, and also, i will give anybody instructions, by which they can take all the Fish, EUa, Ac., out of any River or ('reek,in any given space with vary Utile labor, and scarcely any expense. AU of th* above receipts warranted or tha Money returned. And I will send all of tho above Receipts to anybodv on the receipt of $1, Address, TH08. G. WALLIS, Betkahire, Gwinnett County, Gt Apr 12 w6m KIEL PITTMAN. ALj INSURANCE AGENT. Baum at CTFULLY informs hiafrisnda, ths future ha will be found during bnaine. t the office of Messrs. S. Swan St Co Alabama .Street, Atlanta- [J* n 13 dwtf JUST UJ£CETVE1>. ,)A BBLS., of Now Mackerel. £\j W.JW. ROARK.