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bbm, August 9. The Montreal Ocean Steamship Indian Capt. TtencM Joans, has urind with Lhrtr- pool dates to Wednesday, July 29th. fitrsifwiltorket Richardson, Spence A Co., in their Circu lar, report an udvuMfr of 1-lld. per pound in cottoi, The newspapers report the cotton market generally unchanged and steady. The salea of three days 26,000 bales; of which ex porters took 2,900, and speculators 2,500 bales. BresdstnSi and provisions were steady. Rice Ijonion Money Market.—Coneoln for mon ey 90 7-8 to 91, and on account 91 to 91 l*-8, This decline was caused by the adverse news from India, There was an active demand for money, und.ftn Bonk of England was daily losing specie. ‘ ' General Intelligence; The mutiny in the Bengal army was in creasing, at fin last aecauutl from India. The Insurgents still held Delhi. Several parties have bean npulsed, and the British are await ing reiaforemneoti. A Chinese fleet has been destroyed, after two severe engagements. The steamships Niagar* and Susquehanna started tor Cork, with ball of the submarine cable, oo the 29th July. H«w Constitution of Iowa. Dunuuva, Iowa Aug. 8.—20 counties in Iowa give upwards of 3,000 majority for the new ■1nU.ii,. Naswviixi, August 8. Incomplete returns indicate the election of seven democrats to Congress. Messrs Zolliooffer and Ready, Americans, are cer tainly elected, but the election of Etheridge American, in the ninth district, is yet in doubt, North Carotin* selection. Raleigh, Aug. 9. The first and sixth Congressional dis tricts have been closely contested, and it is thought Smith, American, has been elected over Shaw, Democrat, in the first district, Returns are favorable fir Scales, Democrat, ovpr Puryear, American, in the sixth dis trict. St. Pauls, Minnesota, Aug. 4. A destructive fire broke out this morning at 3 o’clock in the store of J. T. Caldwell, St. Anthony street, and before the flames could be extinguished the entire Square with the exception of the first Presbyterian church was consumed. Seventeen uildings in all were burnt, involving a loss of f50,000, on which there is $12,000 insurance. Chicago, Aug. C. A building on the corner of Washington and Civ * 'streets, owned by James Lennon was totn^ ^'-'stroyed by fire last night. It was undergone . tpairs, and the fire originated it is said, by the saielessnesa of the workmen. The loss js about $30,000. St. Paix, August 4. Information of a favorable nature bos been received from the friendly Little Crow Indians who wera sent to taka Inkpahdatohs band of murderers. They were at the latest dates at Uob-in-tbe-Wall Mountain, expecting to find tbs outiaws at Shank Lake, and confident of tbs success of the expedition. Get. Madary returned yesterday. The Sioux Agwcy will dispateh the army and ammunition now here to the frontier, to be used in oaae of emergency. Proceedings of Council. Council Chamber, { • Atlanta, Aug. 7, 1857. j Council met—present, Wm. Exsard, May er ; Gouncilmen, Sharpe, Simpson, Hcl- rombe, Farrar, Alexander and Farnsworth. Minutes of last meeting read and con firmed. Petition received from George Johnson, praying a grant of removal of Retail Licence ia tim hu tiding flat door east of Fulton House, petition granted. Clerk of Market reports for the month of July, 1857: 49 Besvus, 7 Veals, 22 Lambs, 9 Pigs. Market (tea paid by K. Parsons, $4 00 do do 0.0. Rogers, 3 30 do do A. R. White, 4 40 $11 70 Report received and ordered to be entered on the mmt.se. Tbs dhslntmo af the Street Committee pre sented wndty bills for street work under Jas. Beasley, which were referred to the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee recommend the paywnutof the following aocoosfts: Atlanta Examiner, Printing, * $68 47 Wimhip, Farnsworth A Oo. Buildings, 6 00 Jams* Hrtforman, Public Buildings, 12 60 0 P Oaartn, Public Buildings. 1 J T Paacouk, Paupers, 4 67 W H Sharp, Pauper, 4121 Tomlinson ft {£^<***0**4^ 12 Oft Joshs • bn Prtlcs, 10 BO u.iurtii.fton frydm. Wf&M’ / 's tdk, <Jlm$^fmagk*h I nUr,Paaperf, •* *,•,$ Wssttft Mitchell,Lamp*, Oas.ftr 11 40 Jooe Osborne, Police (1866) 2 00 Winsfatp, Brother ft Son, Lamp Paata 600 00 WitriMp, Pgrnrtwtfr* Co, Sundries H J. B. PECK. *) n. C. HOLCOMBE, > L. C. SIMPSON, f Com. Report received and adopted. The following Ordinance after the third reading waapamed; AN ORDINANCE, For the protection of 8treet Lamps and Lamp Poets, la the City of Atlanta- SBorrow lit. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Atlanta, and it it hereby ordained by the authority of the lame, That any white person or persons, who shall break, injure or deface any of the street lamps lamp posts, or gas fixtures belonging to the City, or the Atlanta Gas Light Company, shall oo conviction before the Mayor or three mem bers of Council, pay a fine of not exceeding fifty doilara and coats. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That if the person so offending be a slave, the fine shall be paid by hia owner or employor of said slav3; and if a free person of color, sack fine shall be paid by the Guardian of such free person of color. Approved. WM. EZZARD, Mayor. Council adjourned. jas. McPherson, clerk. $J50 REWARD. Ma/ob’s Omcs, I Atlanta, June 30,1857. I A REWARD of $150 will be given to any Jlfenon who will apprehend and safely de liver to the the riff of Fulton county, William M Witcher, who ia charged with having killed hia father, D. H. Witcher, in this city, on the 25th inst. WILLIAM EZZARD, Mayor. DESCRIPTION. William M. Witcher ia about 18 years of age, 6vs feet six inches high, weighing about 150 lbs, broad shoulders, oandy hair inclined to red at,tight and long, free broad and slightly freckled. He hail w wh-» k» a blue cloth coat, light colored casimere pant* enu black gaiter iheee. July 1,1662. _ . dawlf TUT1I16! Mew Spring Stock raw&fc. Elegant Styles of Cloths, CASSIMERE &VESTING, LINEN, MARSEILLES, &c., HA78, CAPS, GENTS BURNISHING GOODS Superior Fitting Shirts, TAILORS TRIMMINGS AT 8 A. Superb Stock of Clothing ol our own Manufacture. AIoo, Agenta for the 8aie of SEWING MAOHINES, Prices very Low. tF The Public ere invited te call and ex amino our 8tock. W. HERRING A 80N march 1 dwtf GEORGIA, Gwinnett County. W HEREAS. Thomaa W. Connolly ft Jal cob Strickland, Executors ol the last wil, and teatamenl of Wilaon Strickland deceased apply to me for letteri ol diimisiion from the me. Thoae are therefore to cite and admoniah all and singular the kindred and creditor! of laid deceooed, to file their objections in my office, (ti any they have,) within the time prescribed by law, otherwise, letter* dismistory will be granted the applicant! at the September Term next of the Court of Ordinary to be held in and for said county. G. T. RAKEMTRAW, Ord’y. Feb 25 wtf G EORGIA. Gwinnett County. —Wheraa, Newton Bramblett, adminis trator on the estate of John R. Blount, late ol aaid county deceased,makea application for letteri of diimiuion from laid kdminiatntion: theie are, therefore, to cite and tdmon iah all and lingular, tbs kindred and creditor! of laid deceased, to be an J appear at my office, within the lime preecribed by law, to ihow cause, if any they Live, why letter* of dismission should not be granted the applicant. Given under my hand at office, this May 5th, 1867. O. T.R mayg *57 AKE8TRAW, Ord’y G eorgia, Gwinnett county.' 7b all whom it may concern.—Whereat Kobett W. Inser, A. Givens, W.Arnold admin istrators of Hsmbrcy Lovelorn deceased, show by their petition to this court that they hare fully administered and disposed of aaid Estate, and pray Letters of Dismission therefrom. Therefore, all persona concerned, ore notified to show cause at or before the first Monday in January next, to this court, why aaid Letters should not he (rented. Given under my hand this 14th July, 1867. O. T. RARESTRAW. Ordinary. % Bran mud Maoris, AT THE ATLANTA MILLS. RAN ten Cents. 8HORT8 thirty fire eta R. PETERS ft CO. 'u!y *8, 1867 dlf M “6F ortgmge $•!«.—Will be sold on the V . brut Tuesday in August next, the follow. property to wit: One Negro woman shoot 14 yeare of age, of dark oompteedea by the name of Isabel anil her child Harriot shout 6 yean old of yrtfow eomptectioa. Levied en ae the property of A M McWhorter to retMymmmore gang m, treoed from Carroll Interior Court in Avor of Chiaberiaio Milter ft Co. re Abbott M McWhorter, property pointed out in mhl ft fa Juastwto ELI BEN80N, Sheriff Mo6nn( , *0.1* ^ ^ red from t prescription oF'AMff AI6- DRLORME, memberof the French A of Surgeons, and sttendint ptiyairiett to sjrwtei tite Empresa This inertnehie aaedieioe acts lifts a charm gil menstrual dlffienltire, removing lions, and bringing on the Monthly periods perfect regularity. In all cases of Nervous At lections. Palpitation of the Heart Flour Alkie or WhReft and in fact in all complaints from a disordered condition and unhealthy ac tion of tbi Graftal Organs, these Pills will af fect a speedy sad permanent cure. They ore pat up in malt plate glaaafkska, securely sail ed from observation, and accompanied by fall directions for us*. Price $1 per package. N. B.—These Pills should not be taken by female* daring the lint th ee months of preg nancy, si they are certain to bring on miocar. riage; but at any other time they are harmless J. K. Bludii, M. D., oaly Agent for the Uni ted States and Canada*. Also jusf retrieved at the Doctor'* officers fresh supply of Ricord’s Female Protector— an unfailing proventire of concept i on ,*fld invalu. able to thoae female* who, owing to habits of life or physical malformation, are incapacitated from safe reproduction. ' Price $4 lent by mail. In concoction with there remedies, 1 hare eonitratly on hand the following works: Mat< ron'a Manual, Marriage Guide, Diaeaae* of Frinalea, Diieoaea of Mila*. Each work ia aubatantially bound and beautifully illustrated with colored plates, and contain nearly 400 pages of reading matter. Bent ( oat paid to ray address on receipt of$I, and 26 cents in atamps. All letters odd rumed to .me will receive my immediate attention; and letters of inquiry (when a postage ia enclosed,) will be promptly attended to. J. I. BLAHMH, M- ft, Htbaccbb, Nbw York. J une 29,1867 daw«m R. R. R.^ShTp'fEVEh'—On the coasts of Mouth America, m the Tropics, and in the East rad West Indies, this dreadful periitenee has broken out with the auddennees at the lightning floeb, and os suddenly been checked by the timely urn of Radway’s Ready Relief a Regulators. It Is traly a blessing to foel safe, when von are in the midst of a terrible parii- len... hrenthing tta pehsonous air, and knowing that by taking* ftre drop* #f Hodvray's Randy Relief, and kaaptog th* bowels free rad ctenr, regular and afcoug, by om little Fil,mil's Rad way's Rsgnlatore, that yon are aafr, and can bid this paatUcnc* defiance. Whole squad rons of shipe hive time and again bean purified after this pestilence had broken out, and the lives of the crews and passengers saved from a sudden rad terrible death by the R. R. Relief rad Regulators. Every vessel that leaves port, and every traveler by srs, should lay in * supply of Rad way's Relief Regulators and Resolvent—no matter what form the pestilence may appear in whether as Yellow, Spotted, Ship, Brain, Ty phus, or other malignant Fevers, or Cholera. Dysentery, Radway'a Relief, sided by a dose or two of Regulators, wi J protect the human body from sodden attacks, ror Scurvy, Bores, Tumors, Boils, Balt Rheum, Skin Disease, rad all Scaly rad 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 PILL8. IV Tha Liver Pills of Dr, M'Lane wero firet used by him exclusively in his own practice. So efficacious were thoy in all cases of Liver Com plaint, that they became famous, and attracting the attention of the medical faculty, passed in to general use. They act with great certainty rad regularity ; the patient almoat immediately k ds the dispersion ot his disease, and is gradu y restored to health. With some the effect 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 in character. Those who experience any of the premonitory symptoms of this dangerous and complicated disease, should at once procure box of Dr. M'Lano’a Pilia, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh,and perhaps, thereby, be saved a world of misery 0T Purchasers will bo carelul to ask fur Dr. M’Lane’s Celebrated \ ermifuge manufactured by Fleming tiros.,of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’Lane’s genuine Vermifuge, also his eelebra ted Liver Pills, can now b« bad at oil respectable drug stores. None genuine without the aig nature of FLEMING BROS. Taylor'* Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1st, '57. DR. J. A. TAYLOR, Sir : I regret to say to you that for a long Unto 1 sullered most severely from that hornd discos, dyspepsia, aqd all iu evil attendants. Life, it self, almost became a burthen. Itemed y afle remedy was tried—medical advice sought from tim* to time—but all would not do. Heart bnrna soar eructations, a difficulty in breathing, pain in tho head, and many other ills to which flesh ia heir, were tho torments of my life. At last, f tried yonr Elixir, and since then have found re lief. Upon my cose, it has operated as achann I can no* eat with some satisfaction, and sleep without being troubled with frightful dreams. In truth, Hit, to your Elixir I owe al most a new existence, and you are at liberty to publish this to the world • tumid you think pro per to do so- WM. KAY. Sold by Smith ft Exxinl, Hole Proprietor* and Manufacturers, Atlanta, Go. may Idwtf Wan* Tasta, rasrcaiu Biaira asu JUlictircL CourLiitoa—con be acquired by using the Balm -r a Thousand Flowers. What lady or gentle man would remain under the curse of a disa greeable breath, when by using the -Bohn of a Thousand Floyrera 1 ’ as a dentifrice, would not only render it rwea 4 , but leave tha teeth white as alabaster-' Many persons do not know their breath is b$l, and the subject is so defies te their friends will never mention in Beware of coun terfeits. Be sure etch btttie is signed FETRIDGE ft OO. N. Y. For sale by all Druggists- [mh26d<m GTIt seems that Rhsuiuatiwn. Deafness, Neuralgia, Swollen and Stiff Joint* rad other complaints fo whiaft wa are all subjact have lost their tenon. Prof. DeGralh’s Electric Oil Is warranted te relieve any case in a short apace of time and wilft a trifling expense. It can b« had of the agents here- See advertisement in another column. luly.24. 196T dwlm WHO Ufir 88 OBTifffO BT OUT** TUS, SOUlM Halve* ^itfter H«ktte Qf PROPORTION jnr actbomtt tm m statbot obomu, gavso* Hast, )h«lt» Sankrts. M,6M Tlclutt—6,166 PrfSM. AMOUNTING TO $U62M. Frixts Ptyabia Withoxt Matt•■ ANDERSON ft RON, Managers, Hutc—eti teJ.F.Winter, Manager. Our Lotteyr draws in Manan, U*^ (Hnu Schema) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Or. (Large Schemes) (bout the 16th of essay month. CLASS A A. DRAW* AUGUST 17tji, 1857, AT Artnnry Hall, Hatanah, Gaft, Under the Sworn Superintendence sf W. R. Symons and J. M. Preotba, Eaqo. CAPITALS of $60,008, $SOJIOO,$6)000 $10, 000, $4)000, $2000, a Prims of $1000,6 Prim qf $500, 100 of $100, lOOol $60,8000 of $30 and 78 Approximation prize* amounting te $2,76* Whole Tickets $>•, Halve* 66, quarters 92,50, Look to your interest ami compare this Scheme with say other; Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on New York remitted for prixee. Address orders for Tiefcot* or Certificate* of Packages of Ticket* w ANDERSON ft SON, Manager*. Macon or Savannah, Go. July IH..K67 daertf Tkfl host BriUnt Seheae c CAPITAL PM Jj ir|6(),000!!f TICKET* ONLY THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR Maryland Lotteries POE AUGUST 1867. R. FRANCE A CO, Managers. Lot t e r t e BRILLIANT SOW Grand Consolidated I \ Or Marti.a*d, CLASS K To he draw* Saturday, f In Baltimore, Mary I Drawing*conducted under the * of the State Lottery Com KpE? 78 Namhm 14 Dr.~ 1. '..$*Mc p ' 2. .12,91- 2 6,000.... 2 5,000.... 5 4,000 5 3,000 5— 2,800 10 1,800 lOv-rr.. 1,88*. 10 1,000 10 1,360 100 600 200 400 64 160 64 100 64 80 64 60 3. 6,568 40 222,7. 28,224 20 564,481. 34,413 prises, amounting to $IJlT9-lT8 W hotel $20; Halves 10; Quit. 6; Eighths 3 6ft Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes, cost, $382 86 26 Halve*. “ 141 36 Quarters, “ 70 60 26 Eighths, “ 35 26 Grand Consolidated Lottery of M. D. Extra ClatA 8, To be drawn in Baltimore, Mil, Saturday, Aug., 29,1867. SPLENDID SCHEME. Caphlat Prites. Approximation frtiM. 1 Prize ol. .. . $32,600 4 of $600 1 prize of... 10.290 4 of 460 1 prize of.... 1 prize of ... 1 prize of ... .. 6000 . .. 2,200 \ ... *^oo/ 4 of 356 1 prize of ... 1 prize of ... 1; prize of .. 2,2001 2,2001 20 tf 100 6 prizes of... >0 of 90 5 prizes of ... ...1.250 20 of 80 10 “ .. .1,000 10 ul 60 2o 600 SO of 50 80 of 40 132 ....400 628 of 20 1.000 prize*, sm'j to $188.TOO Whole Tickets $10; Halvas $6;Quartere $2,60 CdF*Please address all order* for Ticket* ia too strove Magnificent Scheme, te T. H. HUBBARD ft CO. No. 39 Payatta-at- or Box, Na> 40, Baltimore, Mary km L •R99~«=s-999nroRummnaMm£2n Cigar and Xtbaeco STORE. T H£,SUB8CRIBRR begs moat respectfully to inform th* Citizens of Atlanta and sur rounding country, that he has just received a luge addition to hia forme* Slock of FISK CIGARS, TOBACCO. SNUFF, PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, MATCHES,' *e,*q \\ liich is offered at Wholesale or Retail at VIST LOW MIGI*. Persons desiring anything m my line will do well to call and examine my 8teck before pur- ebasng else wheat Uf Store on White Hall Street,uppotaU tho Intelligencer oftce. JOHN FICKEN. Atlanta, March 18 r dwtf Owing to the great favor with gla Number Lotteries have been i public, and lb* larga damand for Manager*; 8. Swan ft Co., wil each Mslurdsy thutighoot the y iogHcheme will be drawn in teries for Augasl, 18f 7. CLASH 41 , T* be drawn in the City c k pub .e, on SATURDAY V s . • CLASS To bo drawn in th* C in public, on HAT U RL“ CL 7 To be drawn in th in public, on Satur.' On I singlf 3 Nearly on MAGN EACH l Priz- I Pri 1 Pr l P I On Consignment. hano Iram J. Chickering, far sale on bj. LOW ft RICE. Ket 2) dwtf Fine Piano reasonable T< Urns ties of nil Kinds. Large lot en hand, of superior Qaalittae. For aete by, Feb 21 LOWE ft RICK S y TUR.—Steward ’■ rehned Sugar Houae Syrup jnst received, end for rote on roejon- terufl, June 14 lf6T 6»w w. W4ROARK u OOu 'tha $c Ticket* , -tilted to $ then ell the . t will be entitle Certificates of j lowing rates, which t. Certificate at Package of . <• •• 10 . •• “ 10 Qua. “ “ 10 Eighth In ordering Ticket* or Certificate*, plo . money to our addret* fur the Ticket* ordered, o. receipt of which they will be forwarded bv first mail. Purchaser* can have tickets ending with ray figure they may designate The hot of drawn Numbers rad Prizes will be sent to purchaser* immediately after th* draw tef* Purchaser* will please write the signature* plain, and grva their post office, county and State. XF Remember that every prize is drawn, and payabfa in full without deduction. Ail Prize* of $1,000 rad under paid im mediately after the drawing—other prize! at th* usual time of thirty day*, in full without deduc tion. All communication* strictly confidential. The drawn number* will b* forwarded to purchaser* immediately after the drawing. OT AB prixe* of $1,000 and under, paid im mediately alter the drawing—other prize* of the usual tim* thirty day*. Prize tickets cashed or renewed it either office Addret* order* for Tickets or Certificate* to 6. SWAN ft CO., Atlanta Go. A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with tike ameunt of the prize that each one is entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in th* foitewtng papers: New OrteeM Mu, Mutate Register, Charleston HUndard. Neahvilte Gazette, Atlanta Intelli gencer, Naw York Weekly Day Book. Savan nah Morning News and Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch end Paulding(Miro-)tCUr. Ion. Jun* 27, 1*67 d Jew Ira j, n. willlaua-jokx omxa, q.-boujku bakis WILLIAMS, RHEA ft CO (Successors to J. E. IVtUiams.) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. And Particularly for the sale Brefn,Bacon, Laid, Ffoux, Fealh! TUnnaaeee Produce Generally. Decatur street, near the Trout House, Atlan ta, G*. [Nov 16 dwtf 1 SACKS, extra Family ft Choice I (Hl^/tiuperfioe Flour, m More and abort- iy to arrive, winch in Quality wilt compere with ly Sleek te Georgte. For rote Lew by E. M. HEAUO, Produce Commiroioa Merchant. Also, new Ueoon, ptenty to strive tua lew day*- _[F*h6 dwtf oua. *• lT P !l8 LYONS 4 CO M lnroxTBifl amd nan ms im HAVANA dOftlt, TOBACCO, No 19 Cuter Street, PfftuhYUie, T«un. march 8f wl F Gold t ea ... . . Gold Pen rilvcr Levrt,„_ Holder* 6 z- ... Fountain Pen Gold Desk Hold- der 3 75 and 3 Gifts Mammoth GolJ Pen Desk Hold- der rad Bcz 6 26 rad 5 Girt* Leviathan Gold Pen, Gold Detk Holder rad Box 6 25 and 5 Gifts Gothic Silver Cose A Gold Pen 3 75 rad 3 Gifts Mammoth Gothic Silver Case and Gold Pen 6 25 and 5 Gifts Gold Tooth Pick 2 50 and 2 Gift* Gold Tooth Pick and Etr Pick 3 75 and 3 Gilts Gold Watch Key, Tooth Pick and Pencil 3 75 and 3 Gift* Ladies’ Gold Pencil* 2 50 and 2 Gifts Ladies* Gold Pencil 3 75 rad 3 Gilts Ladies' Gold Pencil.. 5 00 rad 4 Gift* Ladies' Gobi Pencil and Pen. .6 25 and 5 Gifts Genu’ Gold Case rad Pen-.. 10 00 and 8 Gifts Gents’ Gold Case and Pen. Mommoth size 12 60 rad 10 G. We warrant all our Gold Pens to be Diamond Pointed, and not lurpaxsrd by any retabltih- m cut in the 8t*te», and beside* giving you l’en or Pencil well worth your money, we »!s present yoewith Otru worth from JO Cent* to gl.OOO, In OoldWatchu, Quid O uardand Vest Chains, Gold lsrckete. Diamond Pins, Cameo Setts. Gold Studs, Ring*, Breast Pins, Silver Fruit rad Coke Baskets, Sil ver Goblets, Ac. AQENT*—AGENTS—AGENTS, Mow is the time and here u the chance to make $1,M4^- $3,000— $3,000— $0,000. ner veer, in ths sale ol Gold Pens, Jewelry, Ac. Ws offer a Liberal Commission to I-ocal and Traveling Agent*, rad giv* th«m Credit on One Half Ullsold. A light and agreeable buat- new rad above all, a good paying brume**.— Agent* wanted in oii part* of the country. A Catalogue containing a Lilt of Goode with lull Explanation* 0 f term* to Agents will be *ent on application, free. AU ojdere will be promptly atundended to. rad thoae sending u* money by mill will recetve ouch good, .* they coder by the return mail or ezpree*. with the Ciftt en closed in th* package. \ddrrea all orders to MERRICK. BENTON ft DEAN. 335 Broadway, New York, yj h —Gold Pena re-pointed in * superior manarr. Endow th* Pen, and Thirty nin • ■enu in I*. O. Stamoe, rad the Pec will be re- cointed rad returned, past pstd. July 2, >867 ws Atlanta Steam Mills. will keep constantly on hand a large MMly of GOOD FLOUR, steo BRAN ^^CwhprKre^WHRAT Aerate, July.Sl.IW7 dfte