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DOWSING* CO. ERROR CEASES TO RE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”- IKKKKh.su \ .1. H. sTK.KliK, i j. H.inmsiNCi,S Edlto VIL. 1. ATLANTA. GA., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, |sr>7. A B»lUd fcr th* T«umt South. HV JOfliFH BREN4N. Men fit the South ! our'foas are up In'fierce and grim array : Their sable banner laps tho air— An insult to the day ! The saints of Cromwell rise again In sancttmomoua hordes, Hiding beneath the garb of peace A million ruthleao atvords. From North, from East and West they seek The saw* disastrous goal, With Christ upon tho lying lip, And Satan in the soul; Mocking, with ancient Shibboleth. A11 wise and just restraints— •To the Saintsof Heaven was Empire given, And wt alone are Saints 1 ’ n. Men of the South! Look up—behold The deep and sullen gloom, Which darkens o’er your suunv land With thunder in its womb! Are ye so blind you cannot see The omens in the sky 1 Are ye so deaf ye cannot hear The tramp of loemen nigh 1 Are ye so dull you will endure The whips and scorns of men, Who hide the heart of Titus Oate^ Beneath the words of Penn 1 Are ye so base,that, fool to foot. Ye will not gladly stand For land and life, for child and wile. With naked steel in hand 1 in. A preacher to the pulpit comes, And calls upon the crowd, For Southern creeds and Southern hopes, To weave a bloody shroud Beside the prayer book on his desk The bullet mould is seen, And near the Bible’s golden clasp. The dagger's steely sheen; The simple tale of Bethlehem No more «o fondly told, For every priestly surplice drags Too heavily with gold ; The blessed Cross of Calvary Become a sign of bale, Like that which blared when Cbeittains raised The clansmen of the Gael !] iv. 'Down with the laws our fathers made! They blind our hearts no more ; Down with the stately edifice Cemented by their gore ! Forget the legnnds of our race— Efface each wise decree— American# must kneel as slaves, ’Till Africans are free ! Out on the mere Caucasian blood Of Teutan, Celt or Gaul— The stream which springs from .Niger’s source Must triumph over all!’ So speaks a solemn .Senator Within tlioBe halls to-day, Which echoed erst the thunderhursr Of Webster and of (May ! v. Hark to the howling demagogues— A fierce and ravenous pack— With nostrils prone, and bark and bay, Which run upon our track ! ^fhe waddling bull-pup Hale—the eur Of Massachusetts breed— The moping mongrel, sparsely crossed With Puritanic seed— f The Boston bards.who jw i the ehasr With genuine beagle chime, And SaraneT, snarling poodle-pet Of virgins past their prime ; And even the sluts of Womda’s Rights— Tray, Blanche and Sweatheart, all — Are yelping shrill against us still, And hunger for our fall !■ vi. tok North, look East, look West, the sreue Is hi ckening all around— The Negro Cordon, year by year, Is faster and fast*',bound ; The Black line croOdd—the sable flag Surrounded by a host— 1 Our out-posts forced—our sentinels Asleep upon their posts ; Our brethern’s lifts blood flowing free To strain the Kansas soil And shed in vain, while pious thieves Are fattening on oar toil 1 Look North, look West, theominous/fiky Is moonlesa, startless black, t I And from the East come hurrying up A sweeping thunder-rack! [ VII. /, Men of the South! ye have no kin I With fanrtica or fool* : ; Yeu ate not bound by breed or bi,t|i To Massachusetts rule*. j A hundred nations gave their blood' To feed these healthful springs,! Which bear the seed of J* ;ues Bfmhomme, With that of Bourbon kings. , The Danish pluck and sailor ersfl The Huguemotio will, / The Normugnce iad>hiYiliy, ( The German steady skill; The fiery Celt’s impassioned thought Inspire the {Southern heart; Who have no room for bigot gloom, Or pious plunder’s art ! VIII. Sons of the brave ! the time has come To bow the haughty cresi, I stand alone, despite the threats, Of North, or East, or West, The bout has come for manly deeds And not for pulling words— The hour is passed for platform prali— It is the time for swords ! And by the fame of John Calhoun, To honest truth be true, And by old Jackson’s iron will. Now do what ye can do! By all ye love and nil ye hope, Be resolute and proud, ' And make your flag a symbol high. Of triumph—ora shroud ' tx. Men of the South ! Look up—behold The deep and sullen gloom— Which darkens o’er your sunny land With thunder in its womb ! Are ye so blind ye cannot see The omens in the sky ! Are ye so deaf ye cannot bear The tramp of foemen nigh 1 Are ye so dull ye will endure The whips and scorns of men Who hide the heart of Titus Ham Beneath the words of Penn ' Are ye so base, that fool to tool, Ye will not gladly stand For land and life, for child and wife, With naked steel in baud! p rintTnc ttailroab Stljcbulfs. ©lit ’Abucrtisemcnts i Professional (Curbs. (Jeortsln littllrouil K Itanki’M! < umpmi). t <*i i, m Art.ant* H I Mil,- Fare;$5.5 , l GJ’tiRCK YO.NGE, Superintendent. j hiu Am*. Leave Arm A T t J T H|E EXAM IN Eli MORNING PANhPNOt Atlanta, daily, *1 nl A he,urIn, at \ iigusta, daily, at ft' Atlanta, at .... I V ENINii PANs|;\iiHi Ailunfa, doily, at dur.Mi,. „| AiiRU.-dardaily, .it.. ;»i A (to ill.i, at. H 4f, \ \\ u uo r m t. GO \ M :i mi P M i. mi |* M .1 2* A ,! r. no P M j mi t M New Spring (itiotls!! JEST OPENED AND READY FOR SALE ? M V jfl'PPI.r OF SPRING GOODS Id now rorofdHe. and I would rctyectfullf invite ili«* public to rail and rx.inun© them. Bidden my usual alork ol Hardware, Groceries, A r c., I lute in It it u •! ..line nelectian. nl W 5 NOW?I.O('ATI!l> IN Our Chances in Kansas—Wo arc per mitted to make [the following extract from u private letter, lately received here from it friend in Kaunas. The author is well known to us as a reliable gcutlcmuu, who lias spoil t 1 more than u year lu that Territory. ui:U Ills statement, confirmiug those of Gen. Atchison ! and others, is particularly gratifying The | prize is still within our reach, if we have hut [ the spirit to grasp it. The following is the ci- j tract : "As to our 'pospects politically,' I can add j nothing to what is said in my Iasi, save that, j hut the other day I conversed with two distin guished gentlemen from Sooth Carolina, who have spent the lost month or two in the Terri tory, and who on first coming had no hopes of our success, but who both of them, now say their opinions have changed and that they now believe there is every reason to encourage southern eflort to save the Territory. EuJ'aula Spirit of the South, Sept. 1. 90O0SMJ CJAXPitL T 1J K Proprietor of lh*» " Kx am!s» y ■ now prepare 1 to execute | of all kind*, In a neat and workman like manner, end ai tho ahortont po«*ihl« no’.ico. ' Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Cheeks, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Blauk Deeds, Hand-bills, Way Bills, Posters, &c , i x •? itedonterma a* reaaonablo mu in any nth* t •yct.nu I of Uoorglft or the South. | THE DAILY EXAMINER. | in Published every Morning. (Sunday >xrepUd nf I'ive Dollars per annum—in advance. I delayed six manhis Six Dollars trill he charg'd < 'rjiwfnnh ills* Gumming, < amak ThoXUKUll, . Bearing, Bcr/clio. Bel Air, Augusta, Ml . I 12 RATES OF ADVERTISING Advertising in the lluily Examiner will he im e.ricd at the following rates per square of inline One insertion 60 cents. One month. $6,00 Two '* $1,00 Two “ 8,00 i’hrer “ 1,26 Three “ m,oo Four “ 1,60 Four “ 12,00 Five 1 ;7 6 Hix 16,00 s n *r 2,00 One Year 26.0C ‘Vnpcial contractu will be mailt* for y< i arly ad viiriimcmentfl occupying column. a quarter, hall « n whole Ailvertiaemenla from transient persoi is niuM lie. Jtur Stone Mnnntnin l.itliunio,. Conyere ... Covington, Social Circle Madison,. . . . I i reensboro. I nion Point rr This Hoad run* in Connerlion will) ilir Tramn of tin* South Carolina and til© Ssvannali , A \ugusta /failrtmdx, at Augiutu. H illuutic (Stall*) Rail road Atlanta to Uiiattanooca 138 Mile* Fan*, to IN.MHs M. spriiLOC’K, Hu|*rriiitonilPiii. MOKNINO PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily* at y oo A M Arrives at Chattanooga, at. . f) do I* M Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at . ’> 30 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 1 00 P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave# Atlanta, nightly, at . . . . ..8.00 P M I Arme* at Chattanooga, at. 6 10 A M Leave* Chattanooga, nightly, at. . 7 00 P M ( Arrive* at Atlanta, at- 2 IP A i 1 IHSTA.V E FROM ATLANTA. Calhoun '#8 “The Southern Citizen." A NEW POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY JOURNAL. JOHN MITCHEL &WM.Q. SWAN, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. '■NHK titl*> of this Journal, with ’.ho names ol >ta JL Kditors.imay I-o nearly enough to indicate ita aim. One of those Editors being an American citizen ’■> birth ; the other Intending to become such by adop lion ; there Is no question aflecting the destinies uf Americans,on which they will hold themsolvos dc bar-ed from openly expressing an opinion. Tho one a Southerner by birth—the other by prof eronce, they cannot be of those who knew ‘No South, No North.” yTioy well know Ijoth , and in the strug 6 1e which tho South Is now called upon to make for er own rights and honor, they mean to stand with the Couth- A thoroughly Democratic and State* Right* Jour nal, |“The Southern Citizen" will nevertholossdccllno to be called “ Partl/ununlets the Constitution of the United Stalt* is lobe ho paid in advance. Legal advertismenta |)ubliaheJ at ihr usual ranra. Ordinary notice* exceeding Jen lines ! chnrgeil asadvertifimonU. Aniiounciiig candid- airs for office,$. r > 00, to he paid in advance rheprivilego of yearly atlvertisers ishtriitlv limited totheir own iinmnliatt ainl regular bun-. Bolton Marietta,.. Ac worth, Mlatoona,. Etowah,. Cartrravilb Kingston, Adairsville,. ..79 Itesaca,. . Tilton,. Dalton Tunnel Hill, Ringgold, Lhickaiuauga, ('hattanooga, CIT This Koad connects,each way, with the Home Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tetmcfsci A Georgia Hail road, at lhlt.ui, and the .N ashviiie A rhatt<m«>Oga Railrontl, at ('hats tanouga, editif Inn Professional Card* ni ■f 17 per annum. Advcrtisments not specified a* to time will he | published till ordered out, and charged at regular rates. Advcrtisments inserted in the Weekly papet only ill be charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of all OeMcriptioiis. B lanks of ai.i. descriptions, rs» ; be had al all times, at !he EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sheriffs, f'lerks ol Court#, and t >rdi naries, can he furnished, ut short notice, any favorite form t»f DEED, W RIT/or PRifCESe* which they may desire ; ami all I’OKMH .*! It a 1 instruments, commonly in u c.ure always un a lid, to be sold at the lowest pricer. A Manta. M w iliaiiiu .X. La^ran^c Kailroa«l. A TLA Nr.- To NYPF’ Point, 87 Miles. Fair. >3.r»n Ll'tiRHE t • • HV 1,1., Superintendent l.eaxt Arnv. Leave Arrivi Lev. Arrive Leave Arrive Mur.MMi I’ASSEN Atlanta, daily, .it .* West I'tuni.at' eat- Point, daily, H Atlanta, at Atlanta, daily, at... . • at V\ ret Point, at . - \\ est Pi>int, daily, at • al Atlanta, at.,. I»J TAM V FROM ATI ' :) JO A \f 8 *i. r > A M J 00 A M . 7 f»fi A M 1.15 I* M Jo.no P M .12 4f» P M .5 32 f» M called h partisan docuinens J ral Union, provided thenov tho confederated fitates b«* res looted, if It will uphold tho Fodoral Union, provided the ereignty or iioldlng that the Institution of Negro .Slavery i* a sonud, Jaftt, wholesome lnsltution ; and thrrrj^n, that the question of ro-oponing the Hlave trade is n question of expediency alone, tho conductors of “The ^'outhorn CltDon” will, In view of the lute action ol the Southern Commercial Ooventlon, ut Knoxville, apply thcmsolvc* to search out and bring to light, all accessible information bearing upon that important subject—on the wholo Industrial condition and ne cessities of the south—on the actual state of the u« gro races of Africa, and on the policy and ac ion »»l European Powers in reference to the blave Trade, /{eliding ut Knoxville ; and choosing thm }»olnt^* the place from whence their Journul into emanate tbs conductors of ‘‘The Southern Citizen” will l*» guided In the mutter of Slate |>olltcs. by the general principles above indicated. It will belong to no clique of office seekers. In short. It will support tho candi dates for all offices who will support the equal right* of I ho Sovereign States, North and .Vcuth, the equal right* of the .Vi verolgn Citizens, wherever they may ha;e been born, wherever they may worship or not worship. On itgriculturul and Commorclul affairs, on the progress of. Internal Improvements, und especially ol our Southern /iallrcao*, there will be on amp:© und carefully complied wokly report Literary articles and Reviews, will form nmalu fea tnreof “The (Southern Citizen.” Intellectual grun deur, wherever it appears in the worhl, shall meet prompt and zealous recognition. We do not noed to shutout light or slide Inquiry , but, in this depart lusnt as Well as in Politics, wo nhall take leave to ex amine and judge fromom own point of view . not importing our opinions from England, *1111 lo** at sec onu handfrom New England To the utmost of our power, we shall aid the movement which al length stirs the South to vindicate her own intellectual and moral existence, to revolve round her own center of hor own thought, and to ai>|*eal to a standard of last© and of ethics high above the consideration* of point cal or commerclcl rivalry. E« pool si care will taken to furnish a weekly d *- gostof ail the now* of the world,at hoineand abroad. C’nndactlng their aew Jouruid in this spirit, and constantly endeavoring to make goo^l these undertu kings, Ills prejunied that “The Atoutbern Citizen will meet with Um support it inaydt-aexvc, t The flrst number of “Tho Southern Citizen” will I appear between the tin land fifteenth of 'Atober. J: I will be published on the Wednesday of fa ll week Terms . TWO DULL A US jxr annum- New type#, Press and materials of all sort*, or© bt | ing proeured for this Journal ; and as its publica tion will certainly be continued, subscribers will b«* required In all cases, to remit the amonnt of their subscriptions in advance . otherwise the paper will not be lorwurded Tbs terms for advertising willconfbiui to the usual rates of Tsnnesseo. Commaiilcatlons iol*e sdxlreesed to Messrs. MITCIIEL * SWAN, Knoxville, Tsniieaa •«. S. 1L 0 ATM AN. Dealer in itHliu.ii. Egyptian ami America) >- £t < D Ea.**t U ; . 1 Pn I motto, S T < Umii'illc,. «ar Tim Monigwmer Hogan»vi/|r, La(irange.. Long ( aiif. :onnocts »»ach way with the ut Point lUilr.-ad < h co ila< t»ii x M rstr in Railroiul. Ml \ am v, luJMilr*. VtiTor E.MI!I’mPnOTE. ^Uj^nniemleni at JOSTJRECEIVED. BOXES, of Jiflirent yu*li(i« of Tob«c,o Ch**p. w. W. ROARK. ,n fi Jwtf % Monumnitri, 1'ombs Uir.a an J \ > NLiMiln Mantle anJ Furnishing Marble. All orders promptly filled. Atlanta, febSdrlly J. Y. EZ/.41111, lSuccessor to GoocLrpfad % Hears* J - ( WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DEMESTIG LIQURS & CIGARS, Jt No. S Cherokee Block, i’« 1 T • m ATUNTArOF.OK(i 1 \ Brandies, Cordials, Wines, Bunt. (i Ills, Ales, Wh islcetj . Porter, ete. etc. I.-,<>.000 M|ianixh and Crrmaii < ItcaiN ol a sarlcty ol Itrand*. M.,v Sih 1857 lUwll T O M A \ I F A C I’ I H E K > \\T F, ,iv now rcreiving lirg* lot iil'Hol. 1 „,0»lf Kkin*. I -ininni BinJing* |,„u, Pcg*.Kil.»nJe' r » r Tthuig _ connectoJ with tho Bool »nj M,.«- tui.n which will be sold »t low [vices for Cash. All order* sreooiptnied with Cuh will I. promptly Sited witli ,oodfroods, and tt lowra(< - ttUts Sifiiof the Big Boot, IVschtns^.-u- t Cherokee Block. tpJOdtf DLMICK 4 MIX. I.ca'.'- Macon, daily Arrive, ni Atlanta., nlSTANCR Fail lVrt Rough ami ItetiJy ioi lugh. Fttjrfile, . . (Jnfliu, Thornton’s Milner’s o ISA M 11 00 A M :t oo P M 8 P M ll.ine* lit.. Ci Pin, l(o.,1 cut i iitial and South Wi tlogfiins, t 'oilier. Forsyth. I suisrr',,. t'ratvft.rd'. Ilowsrd's, Maeun, .lorn Kstlroad,. DRY GOODS, t-uii*i>.(ing **l Mu hi ms, hi Fxtenwve variety, beautiful and good And a large Htocf. of Mantillettes and Mantillas. A gtmu aM^urtment uf mm Ti" m Fashionable and Pretty ; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable anti "ood looking . DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my line ol business. In short, my stock Is good and full and the prices will Ire tut low as living will »f ford. The Ladies are particularly invited In give me a call. H. W. COZART. spr.l 1J. H57 dtf lire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG & CO- Haw-removed their Stnrk >f STAPLE 4\D F.4IVCY DRY GOODS, rpo tlie old stand ol J. NORCBOS8, fronting J on White-Hall and MariettaStreeU, where j they rtfler to their uld friends and the public generally, a S |> I e H-ernSV (I id S t o (k o I (w: for(*A>H ONLY, and arc determined n* to be undeisold by any house in the city. They will be constantly receiving new eupplif' from the best market* in the country, and a.-^e confident of being aide to *ell goods as cheap as the cheap• | est. Our Mock rousinlft iu part of Rich Dress .Sulks, Barrage and Maelin Rohe*. ) Plain Barrages, French Figured -Iackonets. j French Colored Jackonet*, I Figured BriilianU, , Debage and Linen (»ood*, for Trav'hng Dresae?. : French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams Checked Cambric and Muslin*, Printed Lawns in great variety, , Cnghi-h &n<3 Domestic I'rinte, in grra var/oir, I Cambric and t^wiR? I'nmminge, j Drew Trimmings—-a splendid aaFOitmrni, Ribbons und Laces, ’ Silk and Ixice Mantillas that can t t c bev, i Irish Linens, and Linen Sheeting-. ! Cotton Sheeting*, and Ticking*. Bleached and Brown Shining. OsnaburgsNtnpcs and Blay Linen-, . Table Linens tnd Napkins. ! I ’otion Drills. Hosiery, and P.c-Nick MiU, ac, Au Don’t forgt t u» call on us at N0RCR08JS’ old Stantl. We chxrga nothing lor showing . our gOi^J». *p2C 5# dwly miMTIRK! i ikmtirc:: THK siihw-rilien- lia'v anW hinJamlair n*iw oponing^S a an>l fatefully -flfc!- i-il Stork from thr Vorfheritj 'laiiiifntlories. SAFES, U AttliHtiBKs. Ill REA Us. SEIRETARYs, \V A8HSTAN Its. BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS, Of any tlratrrJ patttni anJ price A line a»- -oruiient ofl’entre. is ork. Saloon anJ Tcilette Tallies—EtagiTeV Corner anJ SiJe—Sofa*. Titr-a. Ti le. ete. IT?* In aJditiou to '.hr ab.itr lat,. t.o:k. w r are receiving weekly supplier. The public «te invite.I t* call anJ ev.mii. our st.irk. r. A . vl J. 8. AVIi-I.I AM'-. Next door to Otlbert A Clarke, Peachtree «t., Atlintt. (.a BURIAL CASES. W < *n- pn’puird to lurmali Fisk s Metallic Buna* C'a*<'«^at_>liv.>rt iKTirv We Live fecur* t*d th«* terrfccZ da r nu^tent to* attend to this drptrtineuL F. A. «v J..S. WILLIAMS, July 14 ’57-Jwlv iVachtree Stnvi. Cigar and Tobami l>li. R. T. PULLIAM H ' VINCI reliiri)v I from a vetif to Vireima will return., the ptaclire ofhia profeaaiou in the city ol Atlanta and hi vicinity. ( an U* font J at hie otfire ,t all hours, except when profesatonally engage,!. office Washington h \i., aepIMsrtf WILLIAM M. DA.VFOKTII. ATTORNEY AT LAW ' fairburn, ga. 7ft. ‘M7. J**,. k LOCH RA NE--A 7 TORM.ES A t L.4 U-Macon,iQejrgts ? » a. ticBoavv. I8.V. dawtf A T. IIACKETT. AT'I t iRNFV A | • »«AW, Ringgold, Georgia, mil practic * inihe following rountiee- Coiooes, Chat(ou^, Murray. Gilmer, Whttfiei.l, Gordin, Walker Dade. References,■ Maj. W. Y. llan^cll. ,M,n Ola. Hansel] A ftimpson, Mfriett,. I .me. R l.awhon, Esq, Dahlanega. »-Partienlar attention pud to the rollec tin busmens. ^ May »8, I8f.7 dawly Dr. H. DIckaoM Capet*, 1 )11 OFFERS bus Professional service, to the ritirens of Atlanta. 'Office. White-Hall street, over T. R. Ripler'- Slore. June 16, I8.',7—JwtL_ D R. M B. |RI> CRS has removed lr i> lltfice in W hitfhall street, over Aleve n- der’s Drug Btore. _ * diwtnSO H W. McDaniel. J. P.—Office n, • Kile’s Building on Marietta Street. Atlanta, Ga, March^ 28. ’57. dwti J A. T1IR4SULR. ATTORNEY . Al I.AAA, Atlanta. Oeorgia,—Will pract.ce in the followin'; ecuntie,: Fulton Nee ton. Henry, SpalJing. Fayette, Cobh, Camp bell and Coweta. Office on the second floor of the Concert Hall, fronting the Post Office. april23tlwlv O&rtrell A Qlenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA. : : : GEORGIA YJU'll-I- ‘“end the Couria in the Counties ol 7 T Fulton, DeKalb, Fayette, Campbell, Men wether. Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup. Heard Cobb and Spalding. Lccius j. oaantBLL. Formerly of Waah- mgton, Ga. f47-Uwly U THxa j. truss a, Formerly of Mc Donough. Ga JARED IRWIN WHITAKER ATTORNEY AT LAW. .1 time a Georgia Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallace Jt Bros., comer of White Haiiand Alabama street,; JOHN V- HEARD*’ ATTORNEY AT LUV COLQUITT MILLER, CO GEORGIA march 6 ^ \ Y Trout House Shaving Saloon. 1 1 E Fl.KM EX desiring a go d shave, hai. \JTcutting, and such other attention to, our p rsoti.- as way be had in all fashionable bar net's saloons, can be accommodated at all hour by giting the undcmiiged » call, at thefr «» Eton til the Trout House. They are prepared to furnish, at short notirc -l hr . 11 ent Boll Boom Baud R. Me.Cn.MBS. late pi Milledgrvjiir, Ga JOHN WALTON. late of Augusta, G* July 16, 1851 Jtf Atlanta Miaving saloon HP HE GENTLEMEN of ihecityol Aua. JJ la and the [iuWic generally, can L-e ac commodated with either W arm or Cold Plunge and Nh 'wer Baths, it the Atlanta Shaving Sa loon, on While-hall street. aKive Tomlinson A BsrnoV Tin Shop. The subscriber have, also, a >h«p at the W avhingtt n Hall, whrre gentlemen can be ac i ommodated with Warm and Cold Bath? Tickets can be had at the Washington Ha l Cold Bath* 8b cents—Warm 35 cents. They ean l-e found m readiness al »nv tifti, II STOKES. R. YANCEY- MaviiyJU | ntiif. STOKE. I BM'RIBER K'gs mol re^ficrUullv \>w Fall (iimmIs. ZrfLMTfA ■* Dry Goods Emporium. 1. I . eiTTtNti. l.IVU S W HITE. A. RAM A. CUTTING, WHITE &. CO., ’ t'l l.D.resiMM tiullv mtorm the eititrna ol 7 } Atlanta an,! surrounding country,thsl re neetving a I urge and well -rlerted stock b-rethgelicer office ss. r j to miotni the I'mrenv of Atlanta and rounding country, that he baa u*i r..^.tiui a large addition to hi* former Stork I nsi; cig \ks. Full ki l t). vNl FF, ' FIFES. SN I FF BOXES, MATCHES.' &C„ \\ bic: * , dried m \\ In desale or Keiait at t&m low Penw-na deairing anything ill my line will di- well >* rail and examine my Stuck before pur. rhuing elsewhere. IF NU»re un White Hib Ntivet,w^iKiMte the I II 1. K ^ . -L- -t Din GOODS, and Ut'OTS.nd SHOE adapted to Lillies and Gents wear, which «e effer tor CASH, ai WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Much lower than ever oflered in Atlanta. Mi l a, iig facilities for purchasing GOODS, stub as Nil other hou«o ha». And we would then-, lore respectfully invite those who wish to BUY. t -call aud EXAMINE our large and varied STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. Our SIWJHER STOCK will t>e wild greatly below the regular price- Give n- a call. CUTTING, WHITE* CO.. S9 Whitehall Street, near Roarks' a nil lwdfltw JOHN FJOKKN dwtf Atlanta. .March 16, 1857 t:. WILUAUs -JtlllX BUU, q.-ltoi.idXd basks WILLIAMS, RHEA Js CO. (NnevvsaorJ to J. E. H Y/Vi.rs.s.) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. And Parucularly for the sale ulffni {Grain, Bacon, LarJ.F/our, FcatligMU , r>. and Tennessee Proiluce Osasrtly. Decatur Street, near the Trout House, Allan. a,Ga. [Nov 15 1857 Jwii Just Received, LEGS ol the Keg | ^ KEGS ol N AILS*, to seUat 5 rents by W. W. BOARC r'Ui iwn* I 1 fTAIIE Subai-nber ha- just lounj out the great X rferet oi doing a sucrewiful bnsuieas, In sell cheap, have a small profit, and advertise and let thr people know what he has got and occasion ally give them the prices and only one price, and have no Inenda to sell cheaper to than any person else. I have mat received a laigelot ol Boots j Shoea, for l.idtea. Men. Boys, Girls and Gbit dren, all fmh from the Manufactory, Crockrrv and Glass Ware, Ovens, Pots,Skillets, Fire Dogs. Ax«v. Brackwnilli Tools,Shovrla.Spades. Kmv. and Forks, Pocket Knue-rTffiberrrllas, How- drt. Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpi-ntine, White I ead. I Sugar, l.'odee, Molaates Salt. Brandv. Wine, I (sin, Ruty, Cordials, Whiskeys, of every kind, j Rice, Tobacco in fact 1 can not tdl you all I 1 keep in one Adveuueuient. But come and look : for yourselves, we are ready to ehow aud sell. ! Dout forget l give 8 lb*., of beat Cvirtee, for $1, 8ugar6j,7 slid tl Iba., for a $ I, and be sure to | bring the cash, we keep no books. Comer ol M lute Hall ami Mitchell Street- \\ W. ROARK. j Jau 5,1807 dwtf Whiskey! Whiskey!! M ORE el that cheap Whiskey.—Just re- retted and to arrive, *00 barrel* of Ten I nem-e While Whiskey, which I Oiler on good term>. / . Alio, Ircoh Gipceries of all kmdr, such a* Sugar. Coflee, Molassut, Salt. Mackerel, Rice Tea, l’owdrr, Shoi. Nails, Ac. Cali soon junlA JAvvii VY. W. ROARK. Ujyrup.—Steward’s relined Sugar Ilou-e ^Svrup lull received, and for sale on reason able iarms. June ft 1657 dawtf W. W. ROARK | ~ JUST RECEIVED. jvii UHLS., of real pure Corn (Country D.s tl) tilled,1 Whiskey, of the very beat tjuaJav warranted W W, ROARK.