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BY LOCHRAN0, DOWSING & CO “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”-,JEFFEK>ui\ J. «, DOWStSG ML. 1- ATLANTA, GA„ WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Its, 1857. 1MBBR 57. quanta ©ail? tfxumtotr. ATLANTA. SEPTEMBER 16, 8157 . IffifiTHOliEr ATLANTA, GEORGIA. B Y M. SIMPSON <fe W. J. KILBY. T HE undersigned having opened the FUL TON HOUSE, in this city, design ma king it an agreeable resting placo for thn travelling public who may favor them with their | patronage. i Over the domestic alfiirs of the House, Miss Sarau Kiluv, whose experience and skill in | hotel business, are well known, will preside,! „ Mr. T. 0. Duvol, their clerk, will always be j lonnd prompt and attentive in the office. The FULTON HOUSE is the nearest | house on the southwest side of the Depot.— I Servants will be in attendance at the Depot cn i tho arrival of each train. Two first rato Livery Stables are near where ' horses, carriages, and buggies are for hire. The undersigned ask only lor a trial, as n is their intention to please and merit n liberal ' *har« of patronage from tho travelling public, SIMPSON A KILBY. ' Atlanta, sepl 1 dawtf MALE and FEMALE BCHOOL. To the Citizens of Atlanta. THANKFUL to my friends of j Atlanta for their litoral patronage ?fer the past session. I would respect- | 'fully solicit an increased patronage ! for the next session, .wnicll will corn mence on Monday, -Ally 20th, 18f>7, Our rooms are largo and airy, protected by a piazza tifty feel long from the sun. Every attention possi ble will be paid to the manners and mornls of every pupil committed to my care, and a tlmr- | ough and practical education imparled. A rigid but parental discipline will be en forced. No one need apply for admission for their children into this school who do not wish i their children goverred. R. ROGERS Principal, j R.H.&JA8. E. ROGERS Assistants Mrs. E. C. R. & Miss I,. M. ROG» ER8 Assistants Female Department. TERMS I'KR SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS. j Reading and Spelling $8 00 , Arithmetic, Geography, History and Grammar. 10 00 , Philosophy Chemistry, Algebra,Geometry Incidental Expenses 25. Hr Tuition payable quarterly. julylOddm Atlanta Steam Hills. W E will keep constantly oti hand a large i supply of GOOD FLO! It, also BRAN * and SHORTS. I The highest cosh prices paid tor WHEAT at tho Mills. , R- PETERS & CO. julyltdBm SHOES tmdWK BOOTS u a-mvVKnn^ COST I HAVE concluded to sell my stock of Hoots and Shoes at New Ycrk Cost until the first of August, if you call quick. W. W. ROARK. junefidawtf. New Mail Arrangement. THE undersigned inform* the ' public that ho has established I All * In Campbell Count; Wo aru authorised to state that WESLEY CAMP, having been regularly nominated by tho Democratic party of Campbell County, as its candidate for Senator, haB coneented to serve if elected ; and that he will he supported over tho independent democrat Mr. Bullard, who. failing to receive the nomination, has declared himself a candidate. MANY VOTERS OF CAMPBELL Hep 10 Hut and Cap Store. J. TAYLOR is now open . ing a fresh slock of fashiona- __bio Hals, Caps and Bonnets,J next door to Lawthe A Bro’s Jewelry Store. Whitehall street, Atlanta, Georgia. TAYLOR’S HATAIND CAP EMPORIUM. JUST RF.CEIVED.jKM and opening, the first entire stock ofT^^UlIats and Caps ever offered in this city. My stock is now com plete. eonaisting of every variety and style.—, Please call and examine for yourselves! tydll kinds of Fur Skins bought, May 4, 1857 J.TAYLOR, Jr. DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AND ■ FREE BARISEdE, , , ttailroab Gdjcbulcs. Citn'AiJucrtiscmcnts Professional CarDs. PRINTING Georgia Railroad &. Banking Company. Ararar. to Atlanta. .171 Mile. Fare;$6.50 GEORGE VOKOE, Superintendent. New Spring (icotls!! J 1ST OPENED AND READY FOR SALE ! M V SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS Is now complete, and I would respectfully ATf T H[E EXAMINER 6 till P M :i n a M 5.00 P M 1.1 id ^{ Hardware, Groceries, Xc., I have on hai>.) Mome Heieclians of DRV GOODS, MOn.NINO PASStSUgH TRAIN. Leave. Atlanta, daily, at ... H 45 A M ^ . . _ ’ invite the public to call snd examine them i Ar »™ ,l Augusta, at . G OO /' M i Hp, jde , uroaJ „ ock of j Leaves Augusta, daily,at | Arrives at Atlanta, at ... EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, Leaves Atlanta, daily, st , Arrives At Augusta, at Leaves Augusta, daily, at. . ' Arrives ut Atlanta, at DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA , Decatur i Stone Mountain, Idthonia, Conyers, i Covington, . . Social Circle w I I.LIA.n M. OAIFORTH, ATT ORNEY AT L A W FA1RBURN, GA. July 25, 1057. J 4wt , L AMAR A LOCHRAXE— AT TOHNIB9 AT L.i R-Macon^g^ U «». LAM.IK* 0- A . LOCHBAHI lily 13, 1857 *Uwtf Cousiivting of Mu I in 8, u beautiful a'ld guoiJ. X i.d j itanSJV. TN/JelT large »ux k of .6 Craw for dville, lu7 .16 Cumming, .. 114 i ..24 Carnak,. .. 124 . 31 Thomson,. . . . .135 i De&ring,. . . . .142; 51 Berxelia,. . .156 67 Ucl Air, . . .161 - ..61 Auguata, 171 T IIK Proprietor of the ’‘Kxamihkr" Ip now prepared Greensboro to execute [ nirn Pnint u MMiKHs: * m. so.!™;,. tssrau^sss^a Trams of the South Carolina and the Savannah ami the prices will be a; low aa living will af- A M Mantillettes and Mantillas. A good assortment of Fashionable and PrHtjr ; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good look: .’ DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my Ike AtCas fik* I 0k iiivni VaaSl vtlSS V«ii September I till, GIVEN BY THE DEMOCRACY TO HON. J. E. BROWN, AND HON. A. R. WRIGHT. The following Speakers have, been invi ted ; Gov. II. V. Johnson, lion. Robert Toombs, ”, [A. H. Stephens, “ ,1. II. Lumpkin, “ Hiram Warner. “ H. G. Lamar, •• W. 11. Stiles, •• A. H. Colquitt, • ! .Limes Gardner, •• Charles .1 McDonald, *• J. W, H. Underwood, T. L. C'lingtnan, of North Carolina. The Democracy of the surrounding conn- tic.;) are expected to send Delegutions. Every body is invited to come! FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED I COME ONE! CO ME ALL Ami witness the ORAND EXHIBITION of the Cherokee Democracy 1 JAMES R. BROWN, j of all kinds, in a neat and workman-hke manner, t ai the shortest poeBiblo notice. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Checks, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Blank Deeds, Hand-bills, Way Bills, Posters, &c., x • ». itiMl on term* reasonable os In any c'hersecti »u of Georgia or tho Booth. THE DAILY EXAMINER. i- Tublished ei-cry Morning, (Sunday except'd nl The Dollars per annum—in adeance. 1 h lnyrd six nwnhts Six Dollars will be charged V® ' & Augusta Railroads, at Augusta. Western & Atlantic (Slate) Kail- road. Atlanta io Chattanooga 138 Miles. Fare, $5 JAMES M. Si’l l,LOCK, Superintendent. rates ok advertising. mokmno passenger train. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A M Arrives at Chattanooga, al 6.30 P M Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at 7 30 A M Arrives a! Atlanta, at 4 00 P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta,nightly, at , Arrives at Chattanooga, at. Leave* Chattanooga, nightly, at... .7 00 PM Arrive* at Atlanta, at. 2.10 AM DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. ford. The Ladies ar2 particularly insd i give me a call. H. W. COZAR I. apnl 13, 1857 dtf Lire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG & CO Havr removed t&xir Slock of ST APLE \\D FA\( A DRY GOODS, f 1^0 °ld stand ot J. NORCROSS, fronting .y.ooF M .5.10 A M where public on White-Hall ami M arietta Sir they ofler to their old friends and th* generally, a Sl)lt* 11 id.St o e k o lgMi?-T-SOODSj Advertising in the Daily Examiner will be in- - ‘ n.gnuy, at... .v.oo r .vi ; forCASH ONLY, and are determ mint to be sorted at the following rates per square of 10 lines Arrive* al Atlanta, at 2 10 A M | undersold by any house in the city 7 hey will One insertion 60 cents. One merrth, 4>f»,00 distance from Atlanta. be constantly receiving new *upj ,tn : : . ,, ,, j., ,u. Tyv.y 8 00 i i ,, belt markets in the wuntTy . ana arc c-t-LuCaH lie,... ?g 7te::rrS « <•«*» j Five' •• l’;75 Six / ’ Aliena,. . .. ..,. ..40 Dalton,TTm,'. .!. loo J W,,r S,ock t'OH'I'l- ‘«l Itart ol S ‘X •• 2,00 One Yea, *».«, , Etowah 46 Tunnel Hill,. 107 S’ ch ^.Barrage and -L. Special contracts will be made for yearly ad CarteravUle, 28 Ringgold 115 eiain Barrages, French I urr : - I vertisements occupying a quarter, half or whole j (j^ . ...52 | Chickamauga,. French ColovreJ Jack-ox-.’ ! column. : Kingston, 59 fihattanooga..’ . 138 j BdUtanta, Advertisements from transient person* must Adairsville. 68 Debage and Linen Goods.: ■ ,-av uug Dt - 1 l.n no ill in advance French, Scotch and Domestic (i ngh;ir«. Legal advertisraenta published at the usual ^ hrs Road connects, each way, with the ; Shocked Cambric ac i i f5( ,, p . Ordinary notices exceeding ten linr* Rome Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Printed Lawns in grear van t\. charged usadvertisments. Announcing candid- f Tenneaaee A. (ieorgia Railroad, at Dalton, and English and Domestic Prints n r ates for office, $5 00, to be paid in advance. i the Naahville & Chattonooga Uaiimad. at Chat- Phe privilege of yearly advertisers is strutly | ^ | limited totheir own iininediat- • * SAML. WEIL. JAMESJORDON, Com. The Southern Citizen." and regularbtlfi- Prolessional Cards not exceeding six lines | $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as to time will be j published till ordered out, and ehargedat regular talcs. j Advertisments inserted in the W eekly pape, : only will l>e charged at former rates. Atlanta & Lagrange Kallioatl. Atlan f .*. to Wr,f Point. Pi Miles, Fair. $3.5n IEOKGK G. HULL,Supermtende Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Mail Route from Dallas, i'aulding county, tt» Marietta, and will run n Hack once a week bn- | tween thosi* places, according t<» the following schedule; Lenvc"Dalla8 every Friday ot < o'clock a. m., j running by way oi I,ost Mountain, and arrive j •t Marietta at 13 j p. m. JgeaYe Marietta at 10 o'clock p. in., and arrive ' at 7 p. m., someday CHARLES D. JENKINS i Dallas, (ia., Feb 24, 1850 dAWtf ( A NEGRO BLACKSMITH I For Sale. Of all Descriptions. B LANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can he had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sherifla, Clerk* of Courts, and Ordi nance, can be furniahed, at abort notice, any favorite form of DEED, VN HIT, or PROCEs?' which they may desire ; and all FORMS ot le al instrument*, commonly in u*c, are alway** on a ml, to be gold at the lowest prices A tlanta, M w S. B, OAT MAN, Dealer in Italian. Egyptian and American P URSUANT TO an agreement be tween Sarah Ann Lewis and other, parties interested, wiil be sold before tho Court Homo door in ihe town of I.awrenco- villo, Georgia, on 1 e First Tuesday in October next, within Ihe usual hours of sale, a negro nlln, slave, about forty years old, by tho name of BEN, formerly owned by John F. Martin, late of said county, deceased. Ben is sai l to be a good Blacksmith and Woodwoi.kinan, a sound, well disposed negro, and worth i s much M any alave of his age. Terms—Note and good security to become due on the 20th day of Tocember next, bearing interest from date. .IAS. P SIMMONS, Agent, j aUfSSwIds AT AUCTION. TJEFORE the Court House door in this city, |*1 on Tuesday, sale day in October, at 11 (Fclock, (if not sold at private sale.) the follow ing valuable property, for Cash : Two new, neat, comfortable and well finished Houses, in the business part of Whitehall St., with a small lot to each, and fronting o n the same. Those wishing to invest capital in city property, will do well to embrace tho present op portunity. Also, one other tot situated on Stockton St., on which is a comfortable duelling, with w ol 1 and other out buidings, and renting for $10 u month. Als’, one vacaut lot containing three Ibur'-ha of an acre, lying on Collins street, near to Col. Fitrar. This ia besutiful building lot, nnu should demaud a fair price. Title* indisputable. 8. J. SHACKELFORD, sap ID wtda Agent J liat Received, a fine lot of White Lead. Linseed Oil, and Turpentine June 14 '67 d6wtf W. W. ROARK. A NEW POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY JOURNAL. JOHN MITCHEL &WM G. SWAN. EDITORS AM) PROPRIETORS. ! fMTIlK tale of tlii* Journal, with tho name* of it a | JL Editor*, uiav b« nearly enough to indicate it# aim. Onoofthode E.'itor* being an American citizen by birth ; the other intending t" become such by mlop lion ; there Is no question atfee ing the destinies of Ainer oan»,on which they will hui»l themselves dc- Imired from "i-ci»l> exprescing ou opinion ' Tho one a Southerner by birth—tho othor by prof orenco, thoy canuol be of those who know ‘Vogoutb, i No North.” Yltoy well know l>otl» , and inthi strug- i glo which tho South is now called upon to make for j her own rights and honor, they mean to stand with ! the tioutit A thoroughly Democratic and dtatee-Rights Jour- , nal, ,“71jo rtouthoru Cltlzou” wlllncverthe e-*edecline ' to be called ** Purtizan ‘ unless tno Constitution of J the Cnlted 8tut n it lobe culled u parti/mi document It will uphold the Kedeial Union, provided thesov* j erelgnty ol the confederated 8tau* bo respected t not, noi. ^ lloldlug tl»a*« the Institution of Negro Slavery is a j sound, just, wholesome inatiution, uud ! lliut the question of re-opeutng the Siavo trade .i . question of < x|HxJienoy alone, the conductors of -The 1 Southern CUl'on' wnl, in view o: the late action af ; the Southern Commercial Coventlon, at Knoxville, uppl) ti>cm*el\cs to aearcii out aud bring to light, u,, ncceaslbleInformation ’ taring upon that imjortai,'. subject—on the whole industrial conoition ani ne co • sit lew ot thi south-on the actual state of the ne ; gro races of 3 irlca, and on the j>olicy and ».c ion of! £u rope an Powers in leference to the blave Tra<le y AVsldmg ut ku >xv1U« . and choosing this point a* tile place from whence thou Journal is to emanate, the conducHxs f “The Southern Cilizeu ” will be , guided in the matter of Htute j»»»!ltcs, by the genernl , prlnc.ples abo\e u. i ated U will beloug to uo clique' of oitiee-seekors. In shcii.H w ill support the cumli | dates for all offices, who will support the equal rights ; of ht Avsrsi|n dlatsi, Hoi h and Anoth, the equal right-of tlio A'rvertdgnCitizens, wherever they may * Mantle nnd Furnishing Marilc. worsiliT b3rn ’ w,leravtr lhl ’ y wor>hi P oruo1 1 rF Ml orders promptly filled. On Jgricullural and Conunercial affairs, on th« progress of Jn.ernal Improvements, and especially of ourBoutbo n /»uilra.aos, there tv ill be an ample and caiofully compiled wekly repot t - Literary art ides and Keviews, will form amain feu- turc of *• The Southern CitiaoB.” intellectual gruu dour, wherever it appears in the world, »buil meet prompt snd zetlous lecognttlon. Wetlo not need to shutout light or et'ilu inquiry but, in this depart meal as well as in Politics, wts shall lake leave to ox amine and judge fiomour own point of view . not MORNING RASSKNOER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 3 30 A M Arrives at West Point,at 8.3.5 A M Leaves West Point, daily, at M 00 A M -' ■, FIRMTl BE! FlHMTiHK!! LV I VINO PASNENULR IK AIN Cambric ami Trimmings. Dre«s Trimmings—a sph tu 4 . \ Ribbons and Laces, Si Ik and Lact Manfillai that cal'- • • Irish Linen*, and Linen Sheet i .> Cotton Sheetings and Ticking*. Bleached and Brown Shirting. 1 Osnaburg* 8tripea and Blav L.m.. . Table Linens and Nipkir« Cotton Dnlls. i H.**»itry. and 1*.c-Nick Mil.- evu . a Don't forget to caM on ue at NORCROS: ' old Stand. Wo charts nothing tor sh«iwir OUT goods’. ap24* . f *i dwl\ LcaUi Atlanta, daily, at . 1 15 P M Arrivea at West Point, at . .10.00 P M Leaves Weal Point, daily, at 12 45 P M Arrives nt Atlanta, . .5 32 P M Mitiiuliti Ioi f< IUSTVM E FROM ATLANTA. East Point, Fair bur u. . Palmetto,. Newn&u, (ira ut'iUe. nr This Hogausvillr, Laltraiige Long Cane, West Point, Road connect* each Montgomery *St West Point Railroad. > oc < D »— < S (/) Monufm ul*. Tomb* Urns am) 3: I Macon k W estern ltailroad, Macon t>- Aviaxta,. 103 Milos . Fan. .$4 EMERSON FOOTE, Suportiitt , iul.*ni. F ASsKNGEH train-. Loavr* Atlanta, daily, at 6.15 A M Arrive* at Macon, at 1100 A M Leave* Macon, daily, at 3 00 P M Arrive* at Atlanta,at 8 35 P M DISTANCE FROM ATI.ANTI. THE *o!wriber> ha Iitnd and are now ep a larve al..! rarciVliv ed Stock Iron) the Heal \orttieriij SAFES. WARDROBES Bl'REAl s SECRETARY S, WASHSTANDs BEDSTFADs AND UH AIK? Ol any dciorvd p-alinu and (.rice .4 tine a* Mrlmeut of Centre. Work. Saloon and Toiletti Table*—Pltagere', Coiner inf s .it—> Tt ;e-A. Tete. etc iy In addin-'i; to thi abovi are receiving weekly *U|'pltt-.. 'Ti.t ; - tamtri invited !« call aud i Nr to (, A .A J r! A t I our ,tock. *. 4, ILI.I \>t« rk. . Peachtree I, Marble FEW BARRELS, of tlio name old Corn L Whiakey; on hand yet. mh26dwff W. W ROARK. O CASKS of that very fine old pure t jUrandv. left yet, which 1 will «ell at $5 per Gallon. W.W. ROARK: from Sew Eng power, we shall aid the mo\ stirs the .Vouth t*> viuUicato her own inteiluctuul moral eklstouco, to rsvolve round her own water of 1 her own thought, and to appeal to a standard ol ta*;e ami of ethics hlgliAboxe the coufideratloos of politi- j c»l or cooimarolcl rivalry. Especial care will te taken to furnish a weekly di ! gt'siof all tho nows of the world, at home and abroad ! i ’(inducting their new Journal in this spirit, aud I roiutant'.y oieleavorlng to make good thine utiderta i kings, it is pre unitd that “Tho iSUatheru Citiz.n will meet with the *up\H)rt it luaydcseate The tlrst number of “Tho Southern CUlion” v. ill appear between th© tlrst and tlfu-euth of Gctol»er. It wall '•© published on the Wednesday of each we«k. Torins • HfO DULLAKSy cr annum New typos, Praia aud materials of all sorts, are i*e ing proourod for this Journal, and as It* publics* lion will certainly be continued, subscriber* will be required in ail cases, to retull tho amount of their subscriptions in advanco . otherwise the paper will not l>© forwardod The tonus for advertising will conform to tho usual rates of Tenuessoo. C •ommunicatlons t«> be addressed to Messrs. MITHIKL Ok SWAN, KunwllL, Tenncases-. 1-14)114* i .1, Gwinnett CountT— X To all wliom it may concern. Two mouth* alter ilato 1 shall apply to tho Court of Ordina ry of • lid county, Lr leave to *011 the real es tate of George Kuk. late of amid county, docea- Mil WM. K1KK, mjIO Adiux- Atlanta. fcbt4d 1 y J. F. EZZARU, [Successor lo lioodsptud, Bearst <>' Co.,) WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DEMESTIC LIQURS & GI6ARS, M No. 8 Cherokee Bioek, Peach TreeBtrsst AT LA NT A ZQ ROB G 1A . Toths utmost of our HyflVfi,) PS Tftent which at length I Cordials, Wines, East Port Rough and Ready, Jonesborough, . .22 Fayette Griffin, .43 Thornton'*,.,, ,. 49 Milner'*, 55 Barnesviile Tf Thi* Ro*d 00001-01*. ai Ms -on, IVntra! and South-Weetern Rulroad* tfoggm*. . Collier*.. Forayth.. . Smarr’s, Crawford’*, Howard'*,. . Macon.. ..95 163 BURIAL CASES. W c are prepait'd t-- furnish F--\ - N‘ Burin! Cast's, at >liort m \\ i»t -veur cJ the senices ot a c»*injMt*: • p :.* to r/’tn to this deparUnmi. F. A. & J s WILLIAMS, Jul) 14 ’57-dwlv Pc'.u- :r:c >:r«\i ( i«ar aud Tobacco STORE. rpitL.sl BM'RIBER beg* | to inform the I'lUn-n* of -|e.tlU. and *u : reived Rum, Gins, Ales, WTiisice i,. Porter, etc. etc. lAO.OOO S|>huU1i and German Clgai H ol' a variety oT Brands. May s-'i 1657 _ diwlv n 4 N I'FA C T X R G R S • rounding country, that ha- large addition to hi* l -rmer r * : TINS CIGARS. TOBACCO s.NI FF, PIPJ> s.N I FF BOXEs, MATCHES,’ *C, AC Whict u> othre.' -t U !.oi,*alt or Retail at l/SiiY hii'vi t’er-.-n* deatrmg anything ,n my line vr . noli <o rail and examine ay s:-irk before [ ur- chaaing elsewhere. ff Stem on White Ha' Street,*^4>- - -t- T « VI7 E are now receiving a , , targe lot of Sole Leath er,Calf Skin*, I.inlngi, Binding* I Last*, Pag*. Kit, and everything _ connected with the Boot and Shoe buaine**. which will be «old at low price* lor Caali. All ordera accompanied with Caah will be pnimptly filled with goodGoodi, and at low rate* —at the Sign of the Big Boot, Peachtree-atreet. Cherokee Bl«k. apJOJtf DIMICK4MU- I \cm Fall (iftods. Dry Goods Emporioiu. ! J. U ffTTlXO. Lmrs WHITE. J. A. BANTA. CUTTING, WHITE & CO., \ 17OULU^eapectlully inform the ritixenaoi > } Atlanta and .urrounduig country, that 1e ” g,^"" 7shi WO art* receiving a large and well selected atoek of DRV GOODS, and BOOT8 and SHORN, adapted to Ladica and (tents wear, which we offer for CASH,at ' j. y. wtluaub.-John rbka, q.-bollin WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL, 4 *.?' - much lower than ever otlered m Adam*. We GENEKAI. COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, having facilitke for purchasing GOODS, auch a* NO other house ho*. And we would then-. * * rUCU **fb'"J*" **■' , lore reapecttuU* invite th.we who wish lo Bl'Y',: SHBLrvram, Bacon.Lard. I. ur. . ■*' MMJ to call and EXAMINE our large and v«ied ,rs ; »“ J renneasee Hrodnce Genmlly. STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. Our Decatur Street, near the 1 rout Hou-e, AUan- SUJUJttJER STOCK | [Nov is iso; d»tf will be sold greatly below the regular price*.— Give n* a call. Atlanta, .March 18, 1S57 JOHN FICKFN CUTTING. WHITE is CO.. 69 Whitehall Street, near Roark*'. Wdltw Just Received, 1 i YjA KEGS ot NAILS, to self at 5 cent* by 1UU th* Keg W. W. KGARC 4 T. BLACKETT, ATTURNEY A i XJL . LAW . Rxnirgotd, Georgia, will praeu- .nthe following counties: CotcOfa, Chattocga Murray Gi'mer, Whitfield, Grrdcn, Walker D ,da . Rtjtreneri, Maj. W. Y. Her..ell, Man etta. Hansed 4r Simpson, Marietta, Jirmea R Lawhon.Esq , Dahlonega. ST-Particular attention pa d loth* coReeur, business. May J8, 1857 dawly Or. H. Hickson tapers, P ROFFERS his Professional eerv;cc* to lin. citizens of Aclaria* Office, Whitf-HaJ) street, over T. R. Hipiey'» Ntore. June 26. 1857—dwtf. D R- H R (RIVERS hat removed k it Office u Whitehall atreet, over /V!exc c - r's Drug gtnr?.j May 13. 1 857 dawlnSO TT w. >ii Daniel, jr. p,_Office;-. JUL. Kile’s UuildiDgon Marietta Street. At-ai.U, Ga, Yfaseh 26,’57. dwtl T 4. TH BASHER,“ATTORNEY * J * AT LAW, itlanta, Georgia.—WOl prac;n:e in the foil . wing countiee: Fulton New- mn. Henry. Spalding, Fayette, Cobb, Camp- :-eit and Coweta. Office on th* second door ot the Concert ifall, tronting the Post Office. sprd23dwly Gartreil & Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, i TLA N'T A, : : GEORGIA ILj. attend the Court, in the Counties i Fulton, DeKalb. Fayette, Campbell, Mer. r. Coweta, Carroll. Henry, Troup, Heard and Spalding. i J. bABTSIt-L. j I.CTH8B ]. 6t,X»'a, mer!y of Wash-j Formerly of Mc- ngton.tia. ] Donough, Ga IV-uwlv w tvethi Cot i JAPvZD IRWIN WHITAXEK ATTORNEY AT LAW, ‘ Dtr/rgia Oaffii v Front Htwras over John JL WaUbcc A B' •»., corner : ) :\e Hall and Alat'amzhtw-tiJ JOHN V. HEARD.” ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT go. .. * ...oboboia Trout House Shaving Saloon. I ' KN FLJ. MEN deviring a god shave, han rutting, and such -nher attention tol out r - ns is jray be had in ad tashionable bar- 'r s ialoona, ran be accommodated at all hour* : y giving the underttngad a call, at their**- -rt in the T. nt Hoj*,*. They arc prepared to furntah, at short none. - ■ Pi - 1 d-.-nt Ball Room Bond R. McPOMBs, iate of MtUedgevilie, Ga i"HN walton, If of Augusta, Os •' ■ ' - dtf Atlanta Shavin; Saloon. f HE GENTLEMEN i thedty ,.| Amn ia ai, ine put-lie generally, can be ac- t:i:., :al- u with either \N arm c-r C\»ld Piunge * w. .* Bath- at the Atlanta shavings* ;. on hite-halj .|r,-c*. s':- \ l cmlins«-n 4 Bari:. T-.ii Shop. The m*e:i,*r i.ju. al*i, a .b«p at the V esn.ngt*n Half, where gentlemen can be ae on. ilej wuh \Y *i::j and Cold Bath*. 1 ;< Si-- ca- tehad at th>- Washington Hai: i -.d Hath- 2c wr.is—Warm 35 cent*. I .a: o rea,lines* at any tttne H. STOKES. R Y \NCEY- MaV.fdU T 1 aiwr: ' H L XA-et laOff jlUt found oCl the g.-r it >»rr« t of doings succeatfo!bn#inean, to »r. ftp. hike a small profit, and advertise and let ta« pf..p;i* Knew what he ha* got an 1 tK'caswn- . v aive then the pries< and only one price, and av r’ no frirnds to »U cheawr to than any prison » u»e I haftc ust rccerieii a lajge lot ol iCot* 4 ctoe*. for !..tdk*. Men. Bov*. Girl* and Chi! ilan.; fn>h from the Manufactory. Crockert and tila«* Wane. iHpc?.!* t^.Skillets,Ftre Do^». Axe*. U acKaantli Too**.Shovels. Spade** Kniri.* I rk*. Pvtkft Kr.avt*. I niUrrelits, Potr. M»ot. Load. Oil, l*urpentio«*'While l ead. >ug*r, (' fftt*. Moiasr4\N 8alt, Btandv, Wine '■ Ruts, C :d.a!>. \N hlfckcya, Qjf everx kind h ce. Tobacco in fact I can not tell you ail I M*op in one Advertisement. But come aiui look r yoursejn *. we are nadt to *ha*w and *eii. i***tt4 fv-tgcl l give 8 lbs . ol beat l\ ffee, for $1. Sugnr "V, 7 nnc 6 tr* ,i r a >l,*r.d he sure u. i ring the ca>h, we keej no book*. Corner ji White Hail and Mitchell Street \v w. aua»;k J -alt . 1851 dwtl tVliiskn! Whiskey!! M 1RF I that cheap Whiskey —Ju*t re- c*;>c.! a:-.,! to arrive. 200 b»»rcl*of Ten- Mb:-, Whisk y. which ! offer on good Alio, lr.-ah Groeene* of ail kinds, such a* Sugar, Coffee, MoUasea, Salt, Mackerel, Rice l’.-t, Powder,Shot. Nail*, Ac. Coll soon. junU dvVwit W. W. Rn.\RK S yrup, steward'* refined Sugar House , w Syrup just received, and for sale ,m reaaon at le t.vrms. luce It 1S'7 dawtf M. M. HOAKh JUST RECEIVED. • BUL8., of real pur. Com (Country Du, V ) tilled.) Whiskey, ol the very best Quality waiianted. W MLROARK. J 'UST RECEIVED 5*1 Barrel* of Whiakr, good prvs-t. which 1 will tell at 35 eunt*. a ;-- b» the siugle BarreL W. W. nOAKK J UST.HECKl VED. - , , BOXES, of different Qualuie. of Tobteco •)U Cheap W. W. ROARK. 'Ian 5 dwtf