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ATLANTA DAILY EXAMINER. by loohrane, dowsing & CO “ ERROR TEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO TOMBAT IT.”-JEFFEK,SON J. II. STKKI.E, j J. \V. nmt'Si vu, 4 »'<l , lnr». ffi ns, vol. 1 ATLANTA) GA., MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 24. 1857. X- \ TnT)/ ^ >4 Y dV 1 4. « ^ \\W\U 37. Jlttimtci JUnili) tixmmt. ATLANTA, AUGUST 2 4. 1857. Saved III* Baron. Action for work and labor donn in cutting a ditch on defendant’s land. Pica, payment and set off in bacon and corn nionl. Plaintiff's son on the stand. Recollects the ditching perfectly, but seems to forget all about the bacon. •You say your daddy did all this ditching 1 l)o you know what he got in pay for it !’ in' quired Co!. C. for defendant. •He never got nothing that I ever heard on, that’s what ho never got,’ answered the v, itness. ‘Didn’t your daddy get corn and bacon trom the defendant in pay for that ditching !’ ‘Never heard ofhisgcttin’ no corn or ba con.’ ‘What did your daddy and bis family live on last summer V ‘Vittles, mostly.’ ‘What sort of victuals ‘Well, moat and bread and seme whiskey ’ ‘Where did you get that meat and that bread V •Well, fust trom ono and fust from an other.’ ‘Didn’t he get some ol it from defendant ?’ ‘He mougltt.’ ■1 knew he mougltt, blit did he ’ that’s the question.’ ,Well, lie moiight, and then again he moughtn’t. (With considerable excitement ami in tones of thunder.) ‘Answer the question sir, and no more of this (Tilling with your oath. Did your dad dy, or did he not, get corn and bacon from tbo defendant for ditching 1’ ‘Well, now ho inought ; it don’t eerur adzaotly, you know.’ Here his honor interferes, and with astern, unjudicial frown, addresses witness thus : ‘Witness, you must answer tile question, or the Court will be compelled to deal with you. Can’t you say yes or no V ‘I recken.’ Well, then answer yes or no. Did, or did riot your daddy get corn or bacon from the defendant at the time referred V inquired tho Court •(Now fully aroused and conscious of bis danger.) ‘Well, Jndge, 1 can’t adzactly remember, you know, secin’ as how its dun, bin gone and eat up ; but, (planting himself firmly as one determined to out with it,) to the best of my rekerlection, if iny memory serves me right, he mought and then again lie moughtn’t.’ Tha plaintilT saved his bacon. \ erdict accordingly. Jkjy-Below is the official vote for Congress in the 3d district, North Carolina : Winslow, Democrat, (i,33s Meares, Know Nothing, 1,487 Winslow’s majority, 4,851 New York, Aug. 13. The steamer Persia sailed hence at 2 o’clock to day, with nearly one ‘limn seven hundred and fifty thousand doL in specie. Washington, Aug. 18. A postal convention bus been concluded be tween the United States and Hamburg. The mails arc to be exchanged by moans of tbo United States or Hamburg mail steamers running direct between New York and Ham» burg. The postage betweeu the United Stutes and Hamburg, under the arrangement, is ten cents the single letter of half an ounce iu weight or under, prepayment optional, and two cents on newspapers, prepayment required.— The rates to all countries and places beyond Hamburg, whether upon letters or printed matter, are identically the Burne in all respects as the rates charged via Bremen, under the United States and Bremen postal convention. New York, Aug, 18. President Litchfield, of the Michigan Southern railroad has resigned, and the stock has declined Irotn thirty two to twenty five. It is rumored that the notes of the company had been protested. New York, Aug. la. Advices from Rio to the 20th of July con firm the groat rise io coffee. Tho market was excited, and one iiundred thousand bags had been taken in a few days for tbo Euro pean market, and 37,000 bags for the U, States, Flour is improving m price. Phu.adei.phu, Aug. la. An unknown girl, about twenty years ot age, threw herself on the track of the Ger mantown railroad, in advance of tho morn ing train and was torn to pieces. She step ped off the track as the train approached and then on again when it was to near for a stoppage of the train. It was an evident eastTCT suicide. New York, Aug. 18. The sloop ot war St. Louis from theeoast of Afrioo, bound to the Canary and Cape de Verde Islands, and the frigate Cumberland, from Boston, were at Madeira on tho 21st ultimo AaSrT’h naturlly that the sun rose three hours before its time, bus recently finished a picture ol the moon, that’s painted with such wonderful fidelity to naturi that it can’t be seen in the da\ time. p rintTnc Railroad 5fl)rtulcs. Citn Slcr&irismcnts. i professional Carts. H(!>.‘Mcthinks to kiss the ladles’ hands after their lips, as somedo, is like little boys, that, after they eat the apple, fall to the pair ing out of a love they have to the apple. jtdrUr. Adam Clark had a perfect abhor rence of both pork and tobacco. He is re ported to have said ‘It 1 were to oiler sac rifice to the devil, it would bo a roasted pig Stuffed with tobacco.’ JteJpAVc think it an undeniable truth that the Africans, let them goto wlrat part of the world they may, retain more unequivocally than any other people tli> odor of national ity. Bgk»Moralists may talk as much as they please of tho sin otvnvy, put, for the life of me, I can never see a pretty maid without envying the good lurk of the man who is to marry .her. W a cockney friend of ours dor s not be lieve in wine bitters beforedinner ; be thinks a bottle or two of champagne more likely to a happy-light. jftay-That was a wise nigger, who, in speaking of the happiness of married people said—‘Dal ar ’pends nltogedder how doy enjoy demselves.’ (tayThe man who attempted to catch tho speaker’s eye with a steel trap, was ordered to take the floor by the sergeant-at-arms. Loeisviu.E, Aug. 17. During the thunder storm this afternoon, the steamer Eaves was struck by lightning. Nobody was hurt. The hurricane deck of the boat was somewhat shattered. The damage done is but slight. Ceorttla Railroad it Banklnw Company. .eausTA to Atlanta .171 Mite*. Far<",$6.50 GEORGE YONGE, Superintendent. A T T H E AMINEE E X JOB OFFICE, me air vT-9 w; e a m bl MllKMMi PASbKMtfcK THAIS. Leaves Atlanta, daily, st ** \'s A M Arrives at Ahguoia, at.... M ... (i 00 P M Leaves Augusta, daily, at .... 6 oo A M Arrive* ai Atlanta, ai .. 3 30 P M tVKMNO PASSKNMF.Il TKAI>. Leave* Atlanta, daily, at 6 00 P M \ rrives at A ugu> to . at 3.22AM Leave* ^ ugutfU, daily, at.... . V 00 I* M Arrives nt Atlanta, at 3.00 A M P 1ST A NC I! FIIOM ATLANTA. WI I.I.l Ilf IM, IMVFORTII. ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAIR HI. US. u \ i "■ I A M AR &. LOCHRANF 17 7 - IjIUKMES at LA tt-Macon.,.!;,,' , h LAWAk. ' July 13, 1857 LOCHRA <bwt A T. H U/KETT, ATTORNEY X \ • x . HntrrgfiM. ficorgia. will pra< id the 1 til Murray (>ifm A’i Georgia, will practic • in K counties: Catoosa, Chattooga VN hit fi rlt), (jorden, Walker W/ t NOW LOCATED . N 39110323 MOiQt !* note prcpnrwd Boston, Aug. 18. Advices from Caps Towu to the last of Juue huve beeD received, 'i'liere had been tremendous gales ou the coast. Ten large and a number of small vessels Imd been wrecked. RIJJVAW AY, fly From the undersigned in January 33VO 1850. my boy SOL; he is about 25 years of age, slight and elegantly formed for a negro, dark smooth skin, prominent eyes and largo white teeth. Ho is passing through Die country under forged permits, and assumed the nami JACK PECK, os I under stand in rltlanln, where ho has boon publicly employed for the last 12 months' He is pro bably now in the neighborhood of Atlanta, or Oil the Slate Itoad above. $50 Reward is offeren for his apprehension and such addition al compensation will be given as the trouble ot his rapture may require. If he has been har bored by auy one, and proof to conviction ot tbo tact is produced, the person giving informa tion will be rewarded and satisfied for his trou ble to tho extent of the value of the negro. A. 1*. POWER#, Macon, July tith, 1857 dxwtf NOTICE. CIRCUMSTANCES having occur red which render it necessary lor the ..subscriber to discontinue House-keep- Jj[ing, he offers for sale his Haute and The property is situated within one hun dred varJs of the Mrthodi.il Episcopal Church, on PrarA Tree Strict, convenient to tho best Schools in the City, and also to Business, con taining six well finished rooms, and two pan- triem, with a pasoge extending through tho house. There is also on I he lot, a cooking room, servants room, smoke house, chicken house, crib and corn bouse, and also on excell ent well of water, which never fails. The buildings are nil in first rati condition, having been eroded in 185ti, and enclosed with an entirely new fence. Possession^iven by the 1st of October, it desired, and will be offered ot a res sonable price. GEORGE If. DANIEL Atlanta, Go., May it, 1857 dawdra W. J. RIDIIIU,. J. M. ROBERTS, J. D. TKRRKU. RIDG1LL, ROBERTS & TERRELL, of Jill kind*, in a ueat an t workman like manner and at the *horlo»t j*o#*ible notice. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Check's, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Blank Deed3, Hand-bills, Way Bills, Posters, &c., i >1 itedontermn a* reasonable an In any other aeriion of Georgia or tho South. THE DAILY EXAMINER. i, Published every Morning, (Sunday excepted ot Eire Dollars per annum—in advance. II Irhn/ed six monhl.s Six Dollars will lit charged RATES o/ADVERTISING advertising in the Daily Examiner will tie in serted at the following rates per square of Id tinea Decatur *. 6 Crawford ville. 1(17 8ton«’ Mountain,. .. 16 Cuniining. ... hi I.ithoma, .24 Carnak 124 Conyers, . .11 Thomson . 41 Dear mg. .142 8ocia( I rclr ... 51 Bemlia .156 Madison,. . . 67 Bel Air, AM (•retnshoro, 1 iiioii Point . 95 A ugusta, IT I One insertion 60 cents. Two “ *1,00 Throe “ 1,35 Four “ 1,50 Five “ 1;75 2,00 One month, Two “ Thrue " Four “ Sii One Year *5,00 8,00 111,110 12,110 15,00 25,OC CV This Road run* m connection with the Trair^ ol the South Carolina a ml the Savannah •V Augusta /Railroad*, at Augusta. W t*sl<*i*ib Sr Atlantic’ (Slate) Hall- road. Ailama i<* Ch4TTaMOOia 138 Miles Fare, $f> J\MK> M HP1 LLOCK, Superintendent morning passenokk train. Leave* Atlanta, tlaily, at. 9 (Hi A M Arrive* at Chattanooga, at 5.30 I* M J onve* Chattanooga, daily, at . 7 341 A M Arrive^ at Atlanta, at .... \ 4M) P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leuve* Atlanta, nightly, at .. n.utlP M Arrive* at Chattanooga. at 5 It) A M huaw-s Chattanooga, nightly, at.. ..7 00 P M Arrive* at Atlanta, at. 2 10 A M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. New Spring Woods!! Jl ST OPENED AND READY FOR SALE ! ■yi 4 SUPPLY Or SPRING GOODS Is 1Y1 now complete, and I would respectfully invite the putilie to call arid examine them,— Besides rny u.-uul stock ol i Hardware, Groceries, &c., I have on hand aoruc mU<’Li*ij» o( DRY GOODS, ^ ^ *uridy, etta, Hansc-tl & Hunpson, Marietta*.' j'me^K' l.awhon, Esq., Uablonega. J** Particular attention p,„i to the collec tin ku-ioesa. May 18, 1857 ,l*ve; v Dr. •!• Blckvon Ctipeix, lYROPf-pp^ hi. Professional servirrsto t 1 riliren.,,, Atlanta. Office Whiu-Hill street v , r T fstorr. J20. H57— MEDICAL CARD. I kl i. levtrte Boring j » , 1 /Boring have formed a ^p.„ ner -W stupin the practice of Medicine . ,u * and CoiikUtiDg «*t Mu»lins, in «-xtrnaive U autilul ar d good And a largf' Stock of Matilettes and Mantillas. A g-KMi aaaortmctjt Fashionable anJ fc Pretty ; Hats and Shoes, .‘Jerviceable and trno<l looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my lino o| liusinese. In short, my stock is t/oml i.mi fall aud the prices will be as low as living will af ford The Ladiis arc particularly invited to ((Ivi me a call. H. \v. cozart. pril I I iltf Fire C H. R Rip! practice :ritity of Atlanta. t T •Special contracts will be made fur yearly ad rartiaements occupying a quarter, half or whole column. Advertisement* trom transient persons must be paid in advance. Legal advertisinente published at the usual rate*. Ordinary notices exceeding,ten lines charged aaadvertisments. Announcing candid ates for office, *5 DO, to be paid in advance. j Fhcprtvilcgu of yearly advertisers is slrully limited to their owk immediate and regular busi ness. Professional Cards not exceeding six lines *15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as t" time wall be ouhlishrd till ordered out, and charged at regular ates. Advertisments inserted in the \\ eekly pape, only will be charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of all Description*. B LANKHOF ALL DESCRIPTION'S, can bo had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attomie*. Sheriffs, Clerks of Courts, anJ Crdi j narics, ran be furnished, at short notice, any favorite form of DKED, WHIT/or l*HtH LiSJS which they may desire ; and all FOKMb ol le- j gal instruments, commonly in u*t, are always.»n | nd, to he sold at the lowest pricer. Atlanta, M w ' Bolton . | Manet in,. . . ' Ac worth,. A11 a toon a,.. ' Etowah Cartemille, ! Kingston,.. Adair»vi||e r . nr This Road connect*,each way, with the Rome Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tennessee A (ieorgia Railroad, at Dalton, and the Nashville A Ch&ttonooga Railroad, at ('hat. tanooga, ...40 4G ...62 . .59 Calhoun Resaca, Tilton, . Dolton, Tunnel Hill, Ringgold,. . . Chic kauiauga, Chattanooga, 100 107 ,115 . 128 ,138 Atlanta x. Lagrange Ilatlioa<l. Atlanta to West Point, 87 Mile*. Fair. $3.50 GEORGE (L HI ’LL, Superintendent. Morning passingfr train. I.eaves Atlanta, daily, at . . . 3 30 A M Arrive* at West Point,a! .. . 8.25 A M Leave* West Point, daily, of .3 (JO A M Arrives at Atlanta, at . 50 A M fvfnino PannENOFR tr\in. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at . 4 45 P M Arrives at West Point, nt .10.00 P M Leaves West Point, daily, at 12 15 P M uLuiDinun itinniiiiir No 13 CARONDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS. fc) dtf HAT AND CAP STORE 4 J. TAYLOR i now opening a fresh stock ol fashionable Hats, Capa and Bonnet*. hiext door to Lawshe 4 Bra's Jewelry Store. Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. Taylor’s Hat &. Cap Emporium. J UST RECEIVED, and opening, the first en tiro-stork of HATS k CAPS ever offered this city. My stock is now complete, consisting of every variety and style. Please call and ( amine for yourselves! cr A llkinds of Fur Skins bought. J. TAYLOR, J*. September 10 II, t„ TINLXV JAH. HA FK.rr H. ir. TINLEY & CO., C o m m i s s i o n & Forward io^ MorcliaritB, XU. EXCHANGE ST. charleston, s. <: Give their prompt personal attention to the sale of all kinds of Pooorc*, »nd to the purchas ing, to order, all articles that may de sired, lor a commission of 2j per cent. ty Good*received and forwarded at It'cents per package. No Goods have or will be detain- ad by ua for freight and charge*. fcw Libiral Adva.v'H made ou all consign ment* to u». f*b 38—wly m »«. rriHE Subscriber has just found out the great |_ secret of doing a successful business, to sell cheap, have a small profit, and advertise and let the people know what he has got and occasion ally give them the prices and only one price, and have no friends to sell cheaper to than any person else. 1 have just received a laige lot ot Boots 4 Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls and Chil dren, all fresh Iron, tbo Manufactory. Crockery and Glare Ware, Ovens, Pols,Skillet*, Fire Dogs, Axes, U/acksmith Tool*,Shovels, Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Umberrellas, Pow der, Shot, Lead, tfil, Turpentine, White I rad, Sugar, Coflee, Molassc.., Salt, Bramlv, Wine, Gin, Hum, Cordials, Whiskey., of every kind, Rice, Tobacco in fact I can not tell you ail 1 keep in ono Advertisement. But eomo and look for yourselves, we are icady to show slid sell.— Dont forget l give 8 lbs., ot beat Coflee, tor *1, Sugar 6j, 7 and 6 lb*., for a *1, and be sure tu bring the cash, we keep no b.voks. Corner d White Hall and Mitchell Siroeb W. W. ROAItK. march 25 dwtt Arrives at Atlanta, at,.„ 5 32 DISTANCE FKOM ATLANTA. Hogansvilie, LaUrangc.. I/Oiig ('ane, Weet point, M East Point, 6 llogansville, . 58 | Fairburn .18$ LaUrangc,. .1 Palmetto, Newman Grantvillc ar This Read connecls each wav with the Montgomery A West Point Railroad. Macon S. M cnUmu Railroad. MAX'S T \ i la nt a ,. . 103 Mile*.... Farr, $ 1 IsMLKiSO.N FOOTE, Nuperin'rndrnt. lASbtNOER TRAIN*. Leaves AUanta, daily, at 5 15 A M Arrive* at Macon, at 11 00 A M Leave* Macon, daily, at . ... 3 00 P M Arrives at Atlanta, at . 8 ••> P 51 Fire!! Fire!! STRONG & CO- Have removed their Mockjot STAPLE 4\l) F4\< V DRY GOODS, fWM) the »>ld stand ot J. N0RCR08iv iruiiting on White-Hall and Marietta Streets, where they rtfler to their idd fnends and the public generally, a Sple fri didSloik o tKp^SPqpSj for ('ASH ONLY, and are determinedn»t to be undeisold by any house in the city They will | b<- consuntly receiving new supplier fr»m the best markets in the country, and an- r »nfident of being able t»» sell goods a? '■fizap ns lb ebap- * eat- Our Mock codhUU Iu pail ol Ri h Drrs* 6Ylka, Barrage and Muslin RoU*. Plain Barrage*. French Figured .lack et.*. French Colored Jackonets, Figured Brilliant*. Debage and Linen Goods, lor Trading Dr- sse- French, Scotch and Domestic Gingham* I Checked Cambric and Muslins. Printed Lawns in great variety, English ami Domestic Prints, in grra v.,r.»tv. Cambric and 8wjss Trimming*, Drens Trimminga—a splendid assortm* Ribbon* «nti 1 */**«, Silk and Ijict ManUllu* that can i - i„ Irish Linens, and Linen Sheet*r«pw. Cotton Sheetings, and Tickings, Bleached and Brown Shirting, t >snaburgs Stripes and Blay Linens, i Table Lmms 2nd Napkins. Cotton Drills. Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mn* ac.. a Don't forget u> call on u* at NoRCRUdfc*' old Stand. V\ e oharg3 nothing tor showing 1 our good*. 2 11m ■ y FllMTIRE! I IRMTIRK!! THE ft. *er;t*r* ha«r n v hindandare n w ••piening^g a large ami rarrfully select ed Stock from the IlfNl Northern T I:uu:(a< lot !< «,. 8AFE8, WA KDRt)IH> BFREAt8 SECRET A KY>. \N \8HM'ANDa^. HEUbTlaADe AND CHAIR.-, Of any desired pattern and price .4 fine as sortment of Centre. Work. Saloon ar..: Toilette Table*—Etagcre'f Corner and J-i • —>.fa*. Teie*4L.Teie, etc. ty L addition to the al*ove Urgi st.Kk. w*. are receiving weekly supplies l‘he p he an nvited t- call and ex am ice ur stock. F. \ . *V J. >. NV ILLI \M» Next t! >r to fiilVrt A Clark Peachtree \tlant .Medicine the city, One or both ^..u be louiid ,n tbeir office, over Jackson ABro. ... „e corner o| Whitehall and Hunter ,treel. whe^ Oil! prufewioLi ly abaent u*»y 16‘ 1867 ,!iw.':„ h.v.s removed t . orer AJpt• t I \H. M B |RIYKRjj JL/OffaC f U» n tfhi'1 ,tr. I der'« Drug 8Uir*>. M »r l3 - lga ! diwtn20 K m .Mr Daniel, j. f. -Offic . Ktie * Building on Marietta Ntreei Atlanta j. g on Marietta ?<treei March >8, '57. dwt 4. VI prai lice ton. He bell anJ (\,weta. itffice on the second floor ot tfi, Hail. Irji.'.iEg tl.e Po*l Office. TUB 4Nlll.lt A l'TORNK\ LAW, Atlanta, ileurgia, n the following c. untie pulton New s p»IJing. Fayette. ( ,.bh, famj, aprit2.tdwly Gartreli & Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ATLANTA. GEORGIA \\ r U-L att»nJ_the t'ouru m the Counnea ol T7 Fultott, DeKiih, Fayette, t 'ampbcil Me- - th.r, Coweta, Carroll. Henry. Tr .un. Hear'o. •bh and rvpaiding. Cobb and ircrca i. sasTaxt-L. F rmerly of Wash ington, (ia f IT-uw i v lcthib eLIXX. Formerly of Mv- Donough, Li JARED IRWIN WKITARER ATTORNEY AT LAW, dtisnta Georgia. Office from Room* over John K Wailart A Hr •».. corner .,f V, hite Hall and Alai,amaStreet*: JOHN V. HEARD*' ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT MILLER, CO GEORGIA fl ■ «!v 1 rout House Shaving Saloon. / ' ENTLEMEN rtmitf a g„ d ahave, hair V_J vutung, and such other attention to.our | rsons a. wav be had in all fashionable bar- t« r* ral.wn*. can l.e accommodated at all hourv v giving the under.:nped , call, at their *a- II the Trout House. I b. T are [ireparcd Uv furnuh. al »h,-ri notice 1-1 /' ' ' hi liltU JlOOttl Ikthd. K. McCO.MBs. iate ol Miliedgeville. (,a 1 "HN \4 \LTO.N. ate of Augusta, (ia. olv ... 1*5, Jlf Atlanta Miatiiit: saloon. U.’bl* t'LN I l.E.MEN cf the citv ol Allan- IL u * nii ‘he Public generally, can be ac- *»“ i with either Warm or Cold Plunge »u 1 Sh wet Bath,, al the Atlanta Bhaving >a i a. on White-hall strrei. at ve Tomlinson A Uarne*' Tin Shop. The sutwenber have, also, » s h Bl , the n Ugton Hail, where gentlemen cai. be a . 0 :nm ated with Warm and Cold Bath, rick.’U can be had at the Washington Hall. J t d Bat' - 25 cents—\\ arm 35 cents. S horn anil Hoot* at XHV York Corvt.—I have, concluded to sell my stock of Boots and Shoes st New York Cost, until the first ot August, if you call quick. \\ . W ROARK. June 11, 1857 dawtf J00 Just ItceelYcd, KEGS o( NAILS, to sel/at 5 cent# by the Keg. \\. W. Hi A ») CASKb.of that very line old pure Frensh r^y Brandy, left yet,which 1 will *ellat*5|er Gallon. mhafidwtf W. Yt. Rt)A,tK Just Received, A LARGE LOT offine Cedar Bucket* and Tuba, to aril very cliea^ mh'tbwdtf W. BO.IRK JUST KKCE1VKD. »)f \ lilllJki of real pure Corn (Country Llis d\) ttlle.l,) Whiskey, ol the very Wat ujuabty ntad. W. \Y ROARK. J l nr RECEIVED ho Bt Whiskey good proof, which 1 will * V . ■ cant*, ala., by the tingle Barrel. W. W.ROARK JUST RECEIVED^ BULB., ot Now Mackerel. W. W. ROARh. 20 DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Ea>t Port, ... . h | Cvoggins, 6b Hough and Heady, II I ('oilier*.. Jonoboruugh,. .22 | Forsyth,. . .; Fayette, 36 8maT7’* 82 (iriflin,. 43 ('rawforti's,. 8*i I Thornton's,. .. 49 Howard's,.. Miliui* .56 Macon. 103 i Barneaville, 61 CF 1'hi* Koad coanoct*, at .Va*oc, with ihe iViitral and Houth^V e*urn Kailroad*. GEORGIA Musuparilln Coiii|>miml, i OB, DENNIS' ALTERA HVK i / r Liter Complaints and to Purifythe Bin d 1 )1 BLIC opinion and Physician, have de cided that this is the best preparations ol taAKBAP.IfULLA that can tie obtained. It sells readily and gives good satiatacUon. Its ingredients are well known to Physicians and the people at the South to W noon, and good medicine*, when appropriately uaod, otten ef fect great cures. Nothing more need W said in praise ot it. than to publish what it is composed of. It con- j tains in addition to Sarsaparilla, hydro-alco liolic extract of tduceo's Delight, (Sullingia. | \\ hite Ash, Grey Bread, or Fringe Tree ^Chion- ' anthus) Tincture of May Apple, or Mandrake. Podophyllum) and Blood Boot. (Ranguinaria.v Thoaa prefenug thu Compound Preparation < ot Sarsaparilla, should express in tbeir orders. 1 trUeunls’v ilta i at i» i H- I OR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM- | POt'ND, IN PINT BOTTLES. Keferencee—Gov. H. V. lohnson, Mtlledge- fille; \V. Gilmore Simms, L.I.. D., Chartestoi. tv C., or any well read physician in the State , For ude by SMITH & EZ2ARD, Atlanta, July 90, ts&7 dtf BURIAL CASES. U i arc prepared to furnish f .mi .*• Mt'.ail. j Burial Case*, at *hort notio Wf hau* sccur- Mav2ydu — to tiu* lit parfmenL L' F. A. gV l>, WILLIAM*. j July I I '5?-hIw1y PoachUcc *( r o i j Cigar amt Tobacco " STOKE. riMIE.H BM inilER Wg- m .espe.Uvity Jf lo infi rm the Citijens ol Atlanta and sur rounding country, that hr ha. u*r i v .i ! a largeadditi. n to hl» former St a I pint: ciga ks. TOBACCO. BNLFF, PIPES. vNI FF BOXES. M 4TCHES.' J <YC.. 41" I W hich is . fh r. j al W!*.‘a *aU vr H« tail ai j TTBSY IvOW •faifiM. Prnu.na desiring anything iu my line w ill do well lo call and examine mv stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Cf- store on .1,- tlal Street,opp-iMle the Intelligencer office. JOHN FICKEN. Atlanta, March 18 dwli found readme** at any time H. STOKES, R YANCEY- K. M. SEAGO, $*ecu*r 6'raa-i 4- La*~tnc<) li.I. c. ntinue the Produce Commisfei-i'i >: .. Bu^iie*s, at hi* New ti. Fire Proof Bmlding, front of AUanta !L and next door t > Fulton House _ ATLAFTA, OEORGIA, CtT The usual Facilities offered to Shipp., Orders respectfully solicited. Oct 15 1''l.OFH,Choice article tor rale by slhe ( ax A Load or in lea* quantities, to suit Jeahr* 'rplv to E. .W. 8EAGO. Hydraulic Cement, 1 1 nsignment, and tor r«b' km- by ' EXIli ”-r ti t sKS.Salt. On Consignment and for f)\ M r sale low, by, E. M SEAGO. nov 8 dwtt 1 ” / v BBl.S Com Whiskey ill More are t)\) shortlr arrive- lor rale low, by. 8 dwti E. M. SEAGt 1 I' WtLUAVIv-JmtV RHK*. vj-80l.!!S,i tl.VICKB MILIUMS. Kill: A A. GO. {Successors J.E. It’i.'.ia-tu GENERAL COMMISSION MERC HAN IV And Particularly for the «ale drain, Bacon. Lard, Flour, Loath] era, and Tennessee Produce Generally. Decatur -Street, near the Trout House, Allan. la.O*. [Nov 15 Jwtf J VST, RECEIVED. r. IV BOXES, ol different vdunfitiea of Tobacco gJU Cheap. W. W. ROARK. Jan 6 dwtf | , v. , HHDo ACON Chou 4 V I* / Hams and Shoulders, till) IGt li. 1IIA1. ACON Choice articie, taides Just receiving F.M SEAGO, Com. Mei r . V HMDS Baron Sales. Also a, few fi. . #)" ) 11 in . (>i Conaigi ent and for sale n V J8 E. W. SEAGO I , v/ w V sA< KS extra Family dt Choiee [()()( /'Ujerniie Flour, .11 Store and .hon iy to arrive which m 0‘ia 1 L- will compare with anv Stock in f>ev>r?'* - j’.,; air Low by E. M SEAGO, Produce Commission Merchant. 41.0, new Bacon, plenty to arrive 111 a few Jays ’ [Feb C dwt!