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FOR COmsOB, JOSEPH E- BROWN. , . OF CHKROKEE. ;i foRCONGRKsT fSrrfJAS, L. SEWARD. Stand, Third .jwrt If® Stcasi.K." Eighth tl M.J. CRAWFORD D. J. BAILEY L. J. GARTRELL. A. R.. WRIGHT JAS. JACKSON LIN. STEPHENS. A. H. STEPHENS STATE ISCISUTTlfE, JVr Senator. JARED % WHITAKER. .Per Repmmtatice JOHN G- WESTMORELAND. gjrrok ia tsstsbws sesTHmiiriGi: Oar Reader* Will excw* cs for msaiig no paper or. to morrow, Tueriaj. With our primers wt tare hberftl tad-daring the fata cures, and toev, swell as oasshres, desire rest to day, • portion at least of which we shall all good Democrats should do, at thepeilt. We tfcsif; fcowertr, row extras cratnimng all the election news that we say recare. TEX DEMOCRATIC .RALLY At the Afoentom, en^Satordaj night— iadicatsre u it was of ton neoeasct cor candidate* t>d»j In Pnltsn oountj—wsa 'One. Netas before bate** witnessed each a targe number of oar pot- iuoni frrends together, in that bailding, and otter before bate we' witnessed such mthasiism, *ach daterail aarion to be vie* tattoos ores Know Kotbingiam. That sue ota will crown oar efforts - to-day, not a doobt crosses ear minds. We bare the strength, the Tatars, and if the iadepeodr ' sbtfrasneoof Pulton will only exSrciw their right cf saffmge to-day, the demo- etatie standard will float, beoesfbrtb, in triumph, when, tinea the daya of Know Nothing rula^efeat bat been written upon ”|EjV ; *7" * And will the Democracy of Pnlton, with- ■neb a prospect bcibra them, fitil to rally as a mao te^toepoUs, from the boar they are opened, until the hoar they close? Who oa .Saturday aigitV that heard the took rturing appeal of the gallant Qtsffs—'who that Belaaad to. his oloqaeat defence of it- tsooacy, and to bis withering rebuke of the Secret Order, will fan to do biaduty to-dsy, fearlessly and manfully? Remember, raters ' of Pnlton County, not only bis appeals to your patriotism, but. remember, loo, bu words of truth sad sobemees? When yoa gz toton ballot tax, think of Know No thing misruit! Think of the money ex tracted from your pockets by taxation-ax- etiflo for not enly county, bat taxation for city purposes. But abuse all, remember that only in the maintenance of democratic principles, democratic measures, acd demo cratic candidates, the honor sa l rights of -die Sooth, and of Georgia, can be main- Mrngtrs aid rhaliengers m the Polls T*-d»y. The following Ss-the arrangement at the polls to4«y. We trust that the rbters of each petty will leave to tho gaodemon named the management, as agreed upon, of this important election. . ; GEORGIA, Fulton Cowsity. , We the undersigned buvim; been select ed, (three br the Democratic and three bv the American parties of the County of Fol« ton,) to atrauge amt fS"®. b P. wl i?™ , lhe ejection on the fo*t Monday in October, 1857, shall be managed, hara. entered into the following hgteement to the prentices: 1st. We agree that S. B. Hoyt, H. G. Holcombe and H. W. McDaniel, bo Mana gers ol the election. ■ Jil. We suggest that Janus McPheraou, ■ At Haralson tad Margenius A. Bell, be appointed c&rforartaid election. - 3d. We agree that A. B, Forsyth, Jno. F. Guard, John II. Lovcjoy, Win C. Law- she, Isaac E. Bartlett, C. B. Wallace, Thomas G. W. Crussell and William T. WUaon, be challengers. and suggest that ail other persons desiring te cbailongn a rote or rotes do so through some one of the challengers agreed upon. We suggest that the election shall be held in the Grand Jory room and the tickets be taken in at the yrtmlow, that no one go into the room but ilte managers, clerks and challenger- , unless requested by the mans- Jd*8* And we agree that the Polls, (if possi ble.) be opened at seven o'clock, A. M S. B. HOYT, I W. F. WEST J! OR ELAND, [ A B. M SMITH. ^ Com tee. A. W. HAMMOND, V . , C.H. STRONG, r *"*• JNO. F. EZZARD, \ Co “ t “" Me - The Money Janie. Reports of failures and suspensions still ciowd the columns of our Northern ex changes. Save some of the Tennessee Banks, the Sooth etaods firm. South Car olina and Georgia hare not hent to the blast, and we bars no idea but that our Banks an able to sustain themselves from any pressure that the immense failures be- yound their borders may inflict. The Stock Exchange at New York has been seised with a perfect panic. The Herald adds to it by its ill-omened crookings and prophe cies. failures, too, to an enormoua extent hare been occurring in Europe. I.ale ad vices say that even at Prague aud Pestb failures bare occurred. One, a large hard ware establishment, with liabilities amount ing to several hundred thousand guilders, has gone by the board, and other bouses are in critical conditions. What has. produced this astounding financial calamity, i-Ps question that attracts the attention of every modern Setkar on both continents. But, in solving it, no two agree. Perhaps the Herald, after all, is as aeax right as any cne, and, if so,' we ate only in the begin ning of hard timet, and x general North ern bankruptcy. The New York Post, however, denies the Herald’s position.— TTtat paper recently says -The transition from the Stock Exchange to the cleariog-Hcote." rays the Poet, “is even greater than on any former day There all is excitement and terror, while in the lat ter emthins is quiet. The exchanges amoun ted to near twenty millions of dollars this morning, and not the slightest indication of irregularity or disturbance. “The racst extravagant a mors are act afloat, discrediting booses that are known to bebeyoed casaality. We heard of the {adore of one firm that does not owe aaiagte debt, acd has ao outstanding obliga tions of any kind. "It isjnot to b« denied that a feeling'close ly allied to panic has seized oo those classes of the community whose affaire are extended beyond the most contracted circles of credit. The Post is sestained in the above by the following circular which the Presidents of the New York city banks have issued.: ‘The undersigned haring been called jn to give their opinion as regards the effect likely to be produced upon the banks of this city by the suspension of institutions in neighboring cities, reply that it is their decided opinion that the banks of the city of New Yorx are in a safe and secure p<A siuon, and that they can aot only sustain themselves as specie-paying banks; but. themselves as specie-paying banks; but, from, the natural flow of coin and produce to this point, as the common centre, soon Go to the poBs then, and rose the ! ** ' nablwi t0 f “ r,h * r an<1 2,d . , , . , ™ t/> the mercantile commuDitr.’ democratic ticket t Tote, firm, for JOSEPH E. BROWN, yowr candidate lor Governor. Vote, second, for LUCIUS J. GAK- TRELL, your candidate for Co a {test. Vole, third, for JARED I. WHITA KER, yoa? candidate for the State Sen- In the midst of all this excitement, dis tress, and doubt, good temper appears to prevail, and with' financiers and business men generally, there is an evident reliance ; in an ultimate satisfactory adjustment of all j these financial difficulties. Mr. Cobb's | treasury order, in which be gives notice f**' ' that the Tresisurj Department will pur- Aad vole, last, tor JOHN G. " ] rhase inch government certificates as may MORELAND, yout can-iid*t* to; ttepre- ; p rMeot ed and duly assigned to the 1'rii- sentalive! . Y . , State*. at liberal rates, ia one highly We tell you now that MCrdttY » j eommended everywhere, and iv already af, youra, if you will but give one long, I fl)r<!ln( , in Washington, Baltimore, •trong pail, and a pull all together! We f Philadelphia,anil New fork. Tbs millions teU yos, if you will but do your doty, that of grM j. wi! , pal it eifcu lation must have you wiil redeem, regenerate, acd disen- a ,»j u t arT el r e ,-t. thnl Fallen County, f-»m Know Nothing j While'tbia iv ihe state of financial mat- tyranny and Know Nothing misrule ! j ters North, the South, that has not been ; living np^n credit, i« cornpamiYely firm. Ooeoi the most grali/jic^ ioclthrnta oxt- w« remarked in the onuet, unrc in Ten- oected with the ndiy of the 'iewrxncy 'A w j oar banks arc *rirm. We have watt, tX lbi Albeoenaa, »>c jfatarday j heard oi no Urge faiiorea nf merchant, watthe areivai hj our city, by the Mac - ' Everything looks healthj, ih'o-igh ibere n train, oT ow railxnt sttadan) heurer foe j a stringency m the money nurket that is ernor, JOSEPH E. BROWN \i * >.-;j te\i by our bo«inc^« men, and that must at- thi* event n» auf^* koo^fc. tw j z kZ ^ • kci therr operations. We, however, can craJ ra»h to the * ,-j dXftyj'h +'-*n •sit « cipej;t nothing ci^. Our Baok.1 mast pro- with fat5^, llr ./y.igc »i:craf!y 'nnrtJty'. the (urid truth j>n?o} of tb: cro*»»i to ftQttBpUd7 tUa to t b: \ lbs* a« .Vj b? eotered the dv^r ibcrt/J. tie uodiery - tccl thcusflciiftM from thm. Northern preaa* are, and discount* fer a time, n*uat cease. Tum our merchant*malt bear with patien'-^ a<Ki :»*igfj4iion, looking u> the future *ith confidence and hope grteKd him with chew after d*er. F-x tby fifteen pitatra. theJ»i*c ^Idr-vd tbc- , >r , u .^ 3nnai , itorgian . lie Mi them 1/ the pvispec's of The state Itoad^Auotber «Ute. of the democracy ;a Soata-M event Georg » m«at Pronounced False. Amured them of s gkrioos uiniaph there, on j since the establishment of th* State today. Exhorted them to stand by their J Ku.d it has proved a fruitful theme for' principles, and at the bslk.t box ro give ti mail fry politicians and demagogues, upon Know Nothingi-m its death blow in t.cnvgia i the eve of every election. Indeed, but for M^ tkseef iaiprauivc jthi* mark, the Know Nothing press in Hoqu^tai^^HfctjJieoe, nose sad j Georgia, since tbe advent sad esublish- , tod m they mov. J rnebt of that party, would have been sadly ut M JOSEPH P- ; in want of sometbiog si tvhieh to aim their i uor did tbis cry esase ; shafts steeped in the poison of envy and j malice, and to keop qp the excitement 'in i of ‘h*’ 1 desponding followers, by an appeal to ) their worst passions tad prejudice*. The I j Chief Magistrates of Georgia and all tbs officials, high and low, have beon repeated- 1 Ijr charged with a eorrapUho and dithoa- eety. ii» { iu muaagemsnt, which, if true, them etemqll^^tbe chargu of this great tuonuutenl of tho vvis- ddm, chtctpnsf »!>d lilteiulity of tho State, and have turned upbtv the heads of tUoen propagating them, the base slumlcre and the’felsa'misrepreaenlation* with which (in the absence of sound principles - and othet houorarlo means,) they had hoped to butjr their political opponents. For the lest several weeks the Know Noth ing pipers of Georgia hxvn reiehrsl »s with columns reeking with a mtvl of slxudtvv end falsehood* agaiiHt the Ra 1 and it* officers, and the Democratic press have he m kept bu sy in the duty of laying before the people thu proper and necessary refutationx The Know Nothing candidate IV Governor bimsclf com menced Uw work, aud iium-,1 lately his jwtcl- itlcv il roughout the Stale took tpthe crj and seemed to vie with eeeh other in • plead ing the record oT bis ,’taitu*. and inventing startliug development'* sod dlsch-suroivfcor- ruptbp and dishono*ty, tv suvtaiu him in bis cru-jiV u;ain-i thoee at whose hoedt he hts received two venhets of condemnation, and . who are icody and prepaid shortly to render a third. Ha charge against tbe character ot a l»or and honest train baud upon that Rejd, have been uvhgaaatly denied, as alio hi* statcm.mts that tho*.- whose hats were crossed were permitted to ride free, and yet we bare nothing to substantiate these char ges sore the weni of Mr. Hill, tbe accuser ; and hi* organs aro bitterly complaining that he is not believed upon his simple statement, when he makes gran* and heavy charges. raK cuhitnl ami intended to advance his Own in terest. p We have eccu oo pioof of those chargee, yet they ere always 'accompanied by the as- itrtioa that it will be prodaced, if necessary to overthrow a denial of them. Even our cetemporery of the Republican rashes to the rescue of bis champion, aud winds up a fori our artic e upon the injustice aud want ol fairness of the Democratic press, with the following significant language : Wo hoped to see this campaign character ized by honorable warfare, bu! we regret to find tbat wc were mistaken. Yet with this assertion fresh npou his lips, he too joins the fray and deals a deadly blow at the State Read after tbe following style; “We will cite a circumstance in justifica tion of the opiuioo, and wc do it oa our own responsibility, treu at the risk of being de- tounced for “calumny ’ and ‘-falsehood.'' as Mr. Hill has been. ‘•There has bees due, to a Northern estsbi lithmest, and iyiog srer for ttfelve months or more a balance of some twice hundred dob lore, ou account r-feagine* furnished the State R'ad.—This small amount, irappetra to i s, might and should lure been met promptly at maturity.—Such,however, was not the case. The northeru manufacturing house wrote oat frequently to the authorities of the Road, ur ging the jay merit cf the amount; but could get nothing satisfactory from them. Dis couraged by tbe rejalt ot these applications by letter, they, eventually, and bat a few weeks ago despatched a member of their firm all the way to Georgia to look after the debt, and if possible, to procure its payment. Arrived a'. Atlanta, the creditor presented his claim, and was told they were unable to meet it. Negotiations commenced, and not wishing to return without making ?ome de finite arrangement for its payment, he finally agreed to allow farther lime on the debt, and for the convenience of the Hoad, to receive 11 BinelalmmU. “What thiak toe people of Georgia o,' this tranaictioo? The facts arc givcu upon’the rerv best authority, «and we have no. idea that they will b- denied in any material par- ticalar. If they sbouhl b.- we are ready to prodace the j.roof*.' From the atove it wiil i.e ,een that this cfcargv i.* not given ;o the pnbiic as a vague acd flyieg rumor, bat apon the ro*poD5ibilitv of the Editor of tbe Republican himself, and tbat too at the ri.-k ot being ileuounce! for f a!seboc*l and calumny, lie farther statrs that tbe charges arc made upon the best authority, and be does not believe they will fce denied' We radlv fear oar eotemporary little dream ed, when peer.ins that juimgrapii, that a prompt authoritative mi explicit denial wuaid so suddenly follow it, aod eonfroot it txfore the public geze—and tbat the beet authority would to #ooo be demanded in evideucc b-fore ao nnfliaching ami impart al judge, p ublic opinion. Bat close upon the heel* of tbe charge comes ihe denial, as wiil l*; seen by the following dispatch, teceivtd by as oo yew- t.rdiy, from A A. Ganidiog, Erq., Auditor of the Sta e Hoad: .tTLx.vTi, Oct. let, 1657. JCJitor harannah (Georgian :—The Sa vannah Republican, of Kith Sept, ult., charges that the State Road has tailed to pay a balance of twelve hundred (laOO) dollars, due to a Northern establishment for engines. I lake this method of pronoun cing the statement false. No each trans action ae that described by the Republican has taken plae- with this ffoud during the present year. A. A. GAULDING Now, it is not our desire or intention to charge upon our cotemporary "calumny and falsehood,” but we do demaoo that this chsrge be substantiated promptly by the necessary pr'mf. His own responsibility is ai slake He who makes such a charge, should be prepared at once io substantiate it, lor it should not fasve been rnade'cxcept upon qotbority at any moment available.— We therefore call for the proof. If it in not forthcoming, the people and public need not be told how to characterize the charge nd its author. and compared it with .ho letter of ^ "> r >\° n ‘ °*' U * tha1 ' Buchansu. and showed Whu^MUhat l,av “. Hill »«s more cloteiy allieti to h nun the -luguila (JorulituUonaliit. EiriSliuel County Tor Joseph K Ilrovvn and James I., tetvnrfl —Deinotrary Triumphant— Col T. H. Felder at l-ambto Slore. Co . Felder addresse*! the citizens of Ec»- •nset comity, at laamb s stork, Satardsy, tbe I9tb instant. The Dnoocrats having bras ebaton*ed for free discuuioa, rtqaesled tbe Colouel to an swer for tottir The audience was large, aod composed ol both Americans aod Democrats Mae/ of si who bad never heard him in deb bate, were mocb phased to mis how clearly he eet forth toe prinflplez of tbe two forties, and have not, efterj hearing him, txpcteeed toetascloej otherwisq.theu pleased,' He ooo- ' alt ot th« aoprejodiced that Mr, Mill mitrepfrwntrg judgc Brolko'e.poeitioD too osar are, aod with raucls aseziosent he Mr. Hill’a attack upon the A item. •ditoea, which galssed m ,nt than Mr. BaahaDkD, uf whom Mg Rill hait spoken so oftw lb disrrepoctfol 'tjstm,' rr*- He then raftered imi lly to tho 8tate-Rfle*l end the reason why Mr. lltil took sttth nn aotivo etep against it and lf« delhbders ; and when hit alluded to Mr. Hi!!.s e:.tcrtaln(ng an nudienro upou *uck minor poinl.f. ns what be paid oo tho Road,and the ‘ Cross hat boya tUtog fret." many of us wfehid Mr. Hill had been present to have been | rofited by the re proof, aod will venture to »y be would never have mentioned disboutst couduetora, or edi tors of papers in that light again, lib whole rpeciib was warmly applauded. He tore away the thin gauze that coarealed the mo tives of thr American parly, ami exposed Us political impeatures. Wo hope too Colonel will continue hi.* or- forta dui ing the canvass, w liich not only reflect credit upon his ability a* a gtwJ debater and fine speaker, but render much gooJ to the caust of Democracy. ■' The Cru.rut America. By our telegraphic tils patches, it will bu seen tlast Ihe schooner El Dorado, (.’apt Stonk, from Galveston, bound for Breton, is tbe vessel which pu*fed under Ihe stern of the sinking steamer Central America, at ab ut dark, on the night of tho I2tb, and tb.n dSappearedc- For his own credit, that Captain should have remained quiet. Ills to be hoped be heart is not of the ssmt material as his came, end that some farther proof may make it ap pear, for at present it looks like the most ctnel case of neglect which has been known within a century. According to accounts, ins vessel vms in good order: the gale had greatly moderated . he ran down wilbiu h hundred feet ol th e steamer: he knew her locally exactly, and saw her lights ; be may have seen her rock ets at the lime she went down ; he was en treated to lie by t he steamer in her danger ous strait, Would uot ordinary humanity have suggested a half mile, or less, quite dis tance enough? Was it reasonable to lie by five miles distant ? - The captain lays great stress ou tbe tremendous gale then blowing. If so severe, tvon'd tbe small steamer boats have been able to live and carry loads of passen gers! Either tire Captain appears as a cowardly seaman, or be has manifested great want of judgment aod skill, when, with at: efficient clipper schooner, iu good order, under his command, be ha* met a sinking vessel crowd ed with pos-eogers, and has not been able to remain near enough to save or see a solitary passenger out of the buudreds who were float ed for hoars, and then gradually found, ooo by one. a watery grave.—-V. y.Sun. Almoet everybody has heard of “ Wood’ Hair Restorative." That the word “Restorative, io rtis case, is no misnomer, we have the testimo ny of iodividoala whose elevated position in the country, as well as their acknowledged andhono- rable character as gentlemen, render whatever ;ert in tha last degree reliable.— bare tested, personally, the hair preparation we are now speaking of, and certify to Us amasing efficacy io tba moat public manner possible. Their certificates can be seen at the proprietor'! Depot, .11] Broadway, New York, and oneo seen aod properly appreciated, we have no hesitation in saying they wilt impress eonvie. Uon on the most skeptical mind. Wood's Hair Restorative is, donbtiess, the best article of its kind ever yet produced. It doee not dye, hot gives life, health and beaoty to the decaying, falling and dead, resto ring, u if by magic, tent which was supposed to bo lraeeoTerablyloft. Heeds nearly bald, and otheri nearly white, an daily being changed to their prietime bounty, and faces covered with pirn- dec art rendered as smooth as an infant's, and dashing ns n rose, ail by tbe use of Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative. For sale at ltd J/arket street, and by ail Druggists.—Vhira.je Titles. Sold by ail good Druggists. (8) Sopt. tl. dw2w Special Notices. AUAEfi To tho Public- The undersigned, Conductor* of the Western A Atlantic Railroad; feel it to he a solemn duty to the people of Georgia whose servants they are,’and In justice to [heir own outraged characters, to vindicate thcmsclvc* from a disgraceful charge which has been made against them by B. H. Hill, — now a candidate for the office of Gover nor in this .State. We had heard from rumor lor several weeks back that this individual had accused the conductors of this Hoad of the heinous corruption of passing Democratic favorites over the line—if they had “a cross mark upon their hats." But his party friends having denied that sueh a charge was ever made, we were content to leave the matter where it was. But since that time—the evidence that such a charge has been made by U. H. Hill—has daily increased. The following card published in the Constitu tionalist confirms it: •‘The Cross oa Their Mats.” We have seen it referred t* in papers of tho State, that the Hon. B. H. Hill, in some of his public speeches, had staled that all personu who expressed a willing ness to vote for the Hurt. Jose.ph K. .Blown, the Democratic candidate for Governor, were permitted to ride on the State railroad free of charge; and that all who had “a croas mark on their hats” were recognized as good Demoerats, and were passed free of charge over tho whole length, or any portion of the State Road. We were prepared to hear extravagant reports, of all kind* from the opposition party, but we did not expect to hear any thing so contemptible and uttoglt unfounded, as *ueh statement* from Mr. B. H. Hill. Dibli.v, I,Anutas Cocjitv, Ga., ( Sept. 21st, 1857. j Mr Editor: At a public meeting, at Cool Soring, Wilkinson, Georgia, the Hon. B. H. Hill asserted that “if any man, De mocrat or American, would promise to vole tor Judge Joseph E. Brown, on tho first Monday in October next, he could ride over the State road free of charge.” That a proji- oaition had been made to him, to tbe fol lowing effect: ” if he would promise to retain the present incumbent* in officii, if he was elected, he might gain ten thousand vote*, np and down toe road,” and that >‘hc (Hill) iu travelling on to* road and be saw a great many geiting on and off witij cross mark* on their hats, all ot whom h* afterward* learned were Democrat* " intimating strongly - by tkhieh-those who * n were knhw . '-nno above suten d <- by snqoe*tio-.v t. l ing used, toro i Brown Tfuv* • on or MmlJu • ' >r t persons frea over tho’ Western & v'Atlantlo Road, while having traifta under ourchargo ox alleged by Mr. Hill—And that wo never even heard uf such a ddilnquenay until this charge tvasnindo". ,\Vo must go farther—poor and lutmblc railroad men ut wo.efe—undexn press our resentment—that forperionalole- Yutiohor. parly.purposes, to base and ma levolent u charge against our individual honeity should have been made by B, H, Hill—and vre therefore fool compelled to denounco-him ns a wilful and fnfamout li ar and slanderer. There it not even the colur of trutli about the statement. So fitr as we uro concerned, we fearlessly declare it to be u lie without mitigation and with' out probability. Sotno wag, it ia likely who had guagrd this man’s greediness in slander, baited him no doubt with this falsehood, and upon such authority lie has dared to malign the characters of officers on this road. We would not have trespassed upon tho public—with sueh a card as this—nor would wo Itavu used such language towards B. H. Hill didwetiot conceive that he had nl ready outraged all'truth and decency iu his slanders upon us- With this we lcavo onr vindication in the hands of the pub'ic. W. R. Hill, Thos. M. Dean, J. H. Fuller, Thos. J. Echols. H. L. King, F. M. Watts, M. I,. Roberts, - S. F. Campbell, W. 1,. Adamson, l J . M, Chastain, S. L. Bell, W. W. Harris, J. M. Lee, J. A. Pate, Willis Carlisle, B. R. Mays) M. C. Allen, W. A. Fuller. F. South, S. H. Roberts, Thos. H. Crow. Eurrkn Oil ibr CTiolic In Hoi'scrt. On Miturday l.ut a mule, the property, of Mr John JV. Ransom,of Ruseell county, Ala' ante, was violently attacked with cholic in tho street in Columbus, wsi very much swollen, end trom all appearance* could live bu' a short time un less relieved Two ounces, liquid measuto, oft Eureka Oil waa administered and in fire min- titca relief was perceptible, and in twenty min utes Ihe annual was entirely relieved. This new and valuable miitnn is certainly a great acquisition to the list of remedies here tofore before the public, which, in sddilion to the many reliefa it has given man, is now found to be invaluable for the horae, in tho cure of kots and cholic, ami toe remove! of fululaa and naval gills- We have done cu duty in spreading it* good qualities before the public Call on Danfoilh, Nagal ti Co., or A. K. Ayer, and procure tbe never tailing remedy—Col. 8uu. August 11, 185* |Uf. J Valuable Medicine.—During the present week, no less than six of our friends, who have been induced >o try Professor DcGrath's Kite trie Oil for rheumatism, id confquencee of having seen this preparation advert ieed in'our columns, have called upon us to stalctbo re sult ol their expcrlmcu s. These persons as sure us that their rbcainatic pains have keen entirely cured by a few applications of I)c- grath's 'Electric Oil,’ and they recommend its ms: to all who arc afflicted with any of the diseases which It is dedgutd to cure.—Prov. Adver. It cud be had of the agents here, rieo ad- vertisument in another column. Sep 11, 1857 - dwlm Liver Compfd'int. JH“The only T*w«4y trtt nffureU to tU» jmblk \h*t never fai 1*1 to cure, wb#n direotioat are followed, I* M’L»nf'fl Liver I'll!*, prepared by Ktewin# Bro« , PitUbur*. 1*». It luifl been ueveral yean before the publif, and Has been introduced to ell flection* of thu t'nion. Where It ha* been u»«*d, It ha* had the mo*t triumphant fucc*-**. Rnd ha* actually driven out «f n«e^11 other medicinM. It ha* been tried under all the different phase* of Hepati*, and ha* been found equally efllcAclotia in all. PurchfaJerfl will b« careful to atk for Dr. JCL A yrs CEL Eli HA TED L / VEk HILLS, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Pituburgb, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’Lano’s genuine Liver Pills, »J.jo his celebrated Vermifuge, con now be bail at fill respectable drug stores. Sont genttint without the tiunnturc o/ Sept. 3flw lfl FLEMING BHOS. Notifie. THE copartnership heretofore oxiiting botween Dean & Gilbert, is hereby dieiolvod by mutual consent. Doan will settle the busings of tbe coucorn L. DEAN. L. Y. GILDEKT. The undersigned baring this day entered into copartnership under the name and firm of L Dean A Co., are prepared to carry on the same kind of business heretofore carried on by .l/erirs. Dean A Gilbert at the Fulton i/ills. Aurfi-—w3m L. DEAN, Wu. J/AKKHAM, J N0RCR0S8, J A HAYDEN. Good Nkw* roR th« Amiato wnu Pius.—Wecii tbe attention of atranger* and citizens to the r iver- tUemect of Ur. Cavanaugh, who invariably cure* a roo«t painful diswue, and on^that ha* hitherto been rtgarled •* alniost if not entirely incurable. Tbe remedy Maimpl*, not painful in application, and *o cheap ai to place it within the reach of the pooreat. With *och ao array of evidence as to the aoeeeaa which ha* attend*! Ur, Cavanaugh'* treatment of the diaaaae alluded to a* baa been brought to oar knowl edge, we she,old be singular!j direlect a* a public jogrnahat, did we not bring the aubject promptly be fore the public, and urge upon the afflicted to give it a trial.—Chicago pdiir Democratic Pkjxo. For sale in this Aty by A. ALEXANDER. DISSSOLtmON OF COPART- NERBHIP. rilHE firm of LOGHRANK, D0W8IN0 X le It is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Having purchased out thq entiro in terest! of the partners, and united with toe “Intelligencer, all moniei due the Examiner office will be paid to J. W. Duncan, or tome agent having written authority, who are alone authorized W collect or receipt for tho earne. i) A. I.OCHRANE Hepl-mbn It. HW. fRr WE are authorized to announce the Dane of B. lfl.. IOIINhON as an indepen dent candidate fur Bkcriff of Cobb County, at the ensuing election, let Monday in January next. MANY V0TER8. New Advertisements! Firemen’s Ball! if)ii A BALI, will be given dtj®5, by ATLANTA FIRE •n—t— GO-NO. I., nttbe City Hall, on the Hat instant, for the purpose of railing funds to enable them to purrhavr a new Engine, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. W. W. Baldwin, P. J. Immell, A. J, Barnes, C. A. Haralson. W. A. Graham, U. Voting. Owing to the large number of ladies who are expected fnon a distance, th. * '-nimiltec ileem '• p-v ■ i to the ■ - - ■' ng and lerally. 'Ciev, -rang, litlonT.0 the zuove, si v norm > letters front msponu ble |r»rii |w eouptry—warn «> .,rt < t" rorpublte cputi/M * Ilf mini ,1 at ' , A ' ■r - IfSHIfesraasf O. JJ J.,ne MAN IGEIIS. A. I. fieri,a , rcbf - ‘ T'i *J<rd tad ilslen'. • lend. LtOS . I-daJUL ■ OULU reiplctfully snnouacij to the , * citizens of Atlanta anfl foe •turound- lng country, that they are now receiving and apfiaing,..sp'il. will; kewin store,* aplondld •re oflrelng fit prices that will CbmpeKt wit? any houee in tne city, and ask a ehareof pal- •ronage. They will give special attention to foe sale of BACON, LARD, FLOUR,GRAIN fOUAUUO, dee, dec. Consignments respectfully solicited. jar-Prow ' ompt atleatlog given to 0A8H OR- ha. Store on Whitehall street, in tha bull ding known es Daria’ Hall. Atlanta, Sep28dtf Carpets, Carpets. CUTTING, WHITE & CO., Ao. 69 Whitehall Street., H AVE NOW IN Store an assortment of CARPETS, consisting of COTTON, •nd WOOL All WOOL INORAIN; alt wool., a nty; HEMP, BRUSSELS aliiT VELVET VELVET aud BRUSSELS RUGS; VELVET.DOOR MATS; JENNY LIND do; COCOA do; ADELAIDE do; SHEEPSKIN do; DUCGITS, dec, Ac. Wo also call attention to our sMOrtment ill CLOAKS which are just recelred, together with a variety of CLOAK and DRESS trim mings. C. W. 6s CO eepflVdlww consolidation ' * EMERSON’S'^MAGAZINE PUTHAM^SoHTHLY. 40,000 Subscribers to Start With ! rpHB Publishers arc happy to announce I that in the union of tntue favorite Mag• azincH, the b ut literaiy and artistic talent of both publication a hna been secure J, and the mo%t nttrnr'ive feature* of each will be retoin • td in the consolidated work. It will aim to present in ila pages tho choi cest production/)!*American thlnkera and wri« ters, and the beat efforts of American Artista. We shall endeavor, by a Kogacir-ua use of the extensive resource* now at our command, u> nuke a Magazine that, in the richness ol its literary conte sts, nnd in the beauty aud p ofuaeiiesa of it* pictorial illustrations, s' h'I out rival any publication ever produced in this country. The new issue commences with the OCTO- UleR number, which is now ready. It is tilled with the choicot productions of some of the most brilliant writers Of tbe day, and n ern- bellifhed with forty four splendid original cn- graving?. It appears in a new dress,embra cing an cleguni classical design on the cover, nnd tho entire work prorunta th« moat attrac tive appearance. It is pronounced by ail who have seen it U be the most beautiful specimen cl a Magui re ever issued in thi* country. PRICE. *5 cents-** i * YEAR. It may bu obtained uf any News Dealers or liook*f lleru, or by enclosing 26 cjnt* to the Publishers- A SPLENDID LIBRARY OP FORTY .LARUE BOUND VOLUMES is presented to every persen who gets up a club of 21 subsexibors. GET THE OCTOBER NUMBER AS A .SPECIMEN. J M. EMERSON it CO., Publishers, sfpirtdwUv JVb :J71 Broadway. N, Y. J\ T ew Store. New Store. Bargains'. Bargains!'. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!'! rpiIE undcrsigne-l begs leave to inform tho 1 Citizens of Atlanta and surrounding country, tbal he has just opened a la/ge and well selected stockof UENTLEMEN’H, LA- DlEt>’, MI W «E», t'HIL'jREN and I10U8E hE'RVANTM* BO rrannd SHOES, which he will seilat pricon to compq?te with the Char leston and Aaguuta unrkou. Tho.o in want of any kind of the ybuvc mrniioned Good*, would do well u give him a call and examine his stuck, as Gorils will be freely shown nnd one price aAed. ROB CARROLfc,;Agenl, Opj»o*iicJ. I). Lockhart's Dry Goods Hiore, Whi'.eball street, Atlanta, Ga. 5,COO pair thPk PLANTATION BRO- GAN'W cheap on hnnd Planters would do w»*ll to Examine them. t«p28dw-%m Just Opened in the Same Building. Purls Millinery. riAUK undersigned wishes to inform the 1 Ladies of Atlanta and vicinity, (hat she i* now receiving a large and splendid aasort- mentof MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS for the Fall trade, which she will sell at rea sonable prices. Mrs. A.T. CARROLL, Agent N. B.— BONNETS made to order, also the DRESS MAKING buxines will b« carried on. A. T. C. Sstcam&Mi) ^tnea. Cabin Passage to New York $34,00 Weekly U. State* Mail Line. '|»HK nflwund apIeodldait!*<wb**lat«*nahip> A AlMiUHTA lftOOtona, “ It. H. Woodscli FljOKIfiA, 1800 tool, “ Ihjuc CaowxtL. AI.AUAUA, 1300 tone, «• C. R. Scusnci, Will Loavo Havannah Every SATURDAY. Tbsisahipsarsainoogtb*larc*atoo th*coast.ua* aarpaaactliu flpead, aafttjr «r comfort— njakint thoir paaaag^ain 60 to 60 boars, and are eommaad*d by •killfuLeartfalaadpolitsofflesra- Theyodvr»mo*< d*slrablscoov*jaocsto New York. Cabin Pauag* to New York S2. ateeragepaaeaKtto New York .....fk PAPLEFORI), KAY k CO., Af total * Savannah HAM’L MITCHELL. 18 Broadway,N*w York, tfavaonab February 6, 1866. JHftoffllAUfOtttt. Cuutiou to Parties Pnrchnting 8. N. Pike’s fflaguolia Whisker, CluclanXI, Okie. T HE aod.relgned, manufacturer and, •ole proprietor of the above brand of I WHISKY, would reipeotfolljr inform Uiaroro euetomeri and purchasers of this colebratod brand that tii ere boa appeared In the Charleston and other Southern aarkeU * counterfeit of tho abort Whisky, being a poisonous Imitation, branded similar to bte brand; it pal... under the name of 8. N, Dyke's Magnolia WUaky Cincinnati ,OhIo, and othar names similar to S. N. Pike. As then te oo party la tote city ot too name of 8. N. Dyke ttle intended to impose and deceive thole who would purchase tho genvino brand. I nuke this statement to put parties on thoir guard, ts there ore several persons in tho out and -wast making an imitation, and using my ntme with a slight sltorntion. I have analysed several samples ol thU counterfeit brand, and foand that it oontalns a deadly polsoo, this foot alone impels mo to cau tion the public to protect toon who arc liable to bo deccircd, and prevent too evil resulti attending tbe Uf e of hie poisonous imitation. I also hire- by caution tho counterfeiters of my brand, that I will prosecute thorn to tho full extent of the Uw. The genuine S. N. Piko’s Magnolia Whisky is die tilled from th* best qualities of Ky* and Corn, and is warranted free from any deloterlous or ob noxious compound, it being a pure and healthy beverage. Many parties have recently commenced making a brand of Whisky called Magnolia, hut they an an imitation of my rnoda brand, io be cartful and got tbe only genuine Magnolia Whiiky modi In tho United States, and distilled only by ao SAM’L N. PIKE, No. IS £30 Sycamore it, Cincinnati, Ohio. June IS-diwly. FxjxuxrxTcxuii FURNITURE!! 1 THB subscribers hive on hand I and are now opening a largo and . carefully Selected Stock from too' Best Northern Manufactories. Safes, Wardrobes, Bureau, Soorsteryi, Waibitandi, Bediteadi ul Chairs of any deslr*U pattern and prices A fin* assortment ol-Contre, Work, Saloon and Toiiatta TabUi—Etagere’s, Corner and Side—SoCm, Tat*- a-Tele, etc. fitT* Id addition to the above large stock, we are receiving weekly supplies. The public art tl- vitod to call and examine onr stock. F. A. A. J. 8. WILLIAMS, Ssit door to Gilbert A Clarke, Peach tree at., *** Atlanta, GaJ .Burial Cate*. .no art prepared to furnish Fish's MetallicBuri al Cases, at short notice. Wo have scoured the services of a competent person to attend to toll dm partment. F. A. i J. 8. WILLIAMS, NovJVfifi-dwly Peachtree snot. NEW CANDY MANUFACTORY -AND- :atlanta, oa. 'TVUS subscriber wouldinurm tho oltisonsof At J. lonte snd vicinity that ho hss constantly off hand, at bln OonfeeUoMry nnd Baking ootahUsk- ment, all kinds of Courcctionflj Pastries, Fruits foe Hp Is also prepared to famish every doseripUon of plain and ornamental Cakes, for weddings or parties, at short notice, and on aceeminoaatinf terms. Imported wtnos and bra-dles of all descriptions abi n Pillage from GharUiton to Bow Ter $25,00. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. flow York * Charleston Steam Packets Through iu 48 to 53 Hour*. lSoml«WoeUl7<I Tna atw itwm.blp CfiMfUDtA, 1100 Toe—M. Bar- ry Commaodcr# NA.Mll VII LE 1600 ton*. IJA1IRR A DOER, 1600 toaa TDKwaa.Conmanufrr 1 H. V. Turnar Commao’r MARION, 1600 tom, j Hjl/TUKUNfiR, 100C ton a W. Koatar Comtnandffr. | 6'. M. Murray. Comm’r. Isfla v* Adffr’a wharv** every Wedneedajr 4 Mmtmrdmyt HW6 aft*rthe arrivaPjr tbe eari from tbe Boolb4 Weit "atbixlt water. M TabUa aopplltd with over/ luxury—atteotlva tod cautiou* commander*, will enaureTraveller* by tkie Line every poavibleeomfort and aeconaioodatioa. apply to HENRY MR8KOON Corner of Kaat Bay* Adfar'fltfcetb Wbar/, *' --- ~~ — Cbarleeto*. H. C» Cabin »»»• AT ADCTIdN. B KFORE the Court House door In this city, on Tutoday, sola day in October, at 11 ■> cock, (if not sold al private sale.) th* follow ing valuable property, for CUffh I Two non, nett, comfortable and well finished Mooses, in too holiness part of Whitehall 8t„ with a amall lot to each, and fronting on Ibo rami. Thom wishing to invest capital In city property, will do well to embrace the present op portunity. " . | Also, one other lot situated on Bijrckton St., oh which is a comfortable d-filing, with well end other owt buidlngs, tod rentingfor *tU a months | Ala-, one vacant lot containing tlree fourths to *n tor*. Ivlng on GoUins street, nur t# Col. Farrar. Thli le besttllful building lot, »n« should demand a fair price. - Titles Indisputable. ' H. J. HlIAOKBLFOJfU, Pep 10 wide Agrnt otmDlw~art« tS» ' ».pt.ii,')i*;. • pablleatica of this noils* wade to th. Court o( Ordinary Panoy Articles, Ac., Ac. Having recently returned from the North, where ho told In a Ino stock of Tanoy Articles and ova ry thing n Messary for tarrying on his oandy mol alaeWry ho wouldlaform county dealers that ha Is prepared to famish oudios at wholesale at 31 ssnts per pound, Ordsre accompanied with tbs cash or good olty references promptly attended to. L. VALENTINO. Atlanta, Nov. 10th SSI. dhw-y House Furnishing Goods. TOMLINSON ft BANES • RESPECTFULLY Inform their friends and sw neelvinga very large FURNISHING GOODS, patron itbat they are now receiving a assort osnt of HOUSE *~ eonsli log inpart of Copper, Tin, Brittannla and Japs —' * Japannia Ware, Willow and Wood Ware, Wa ter Coolers, Bird Cage*, Fish ing Tackle.; Nctti, Trap*, foe. . |C Bom th* Downs A Co. Munfootory, Albany.— W* h«vo omployed oxpsrinced workmen to e*rry on My dosoripuosof Copper,Tin snd Shut Iron work dose South, sod til orders for StlBs, Roof ing, Guttering, On tnd Steam Pitting will meet with promputteatlon. Call rood examine onr .took, first door south of RtUrosd,- Wblteballlt., sign of tho Stove snd Oofftt Pot. Atlanta, May U.UK.dwly. Morgan, Kirkpatrick, fo Co. .HAVING oponsd a new Wan .room on Poach Tree Btre*t,woald raw* wssssaisssac 0ortu, * .•^"^bssJjbF North of One,to llnilJ'- sod are prepared to do all W a, f, with thalrba.tnus.aacbaiTor altars, oaklag M.ur.nra,. 'mt kssral.oou band Kstelte WC Of •ashoiteoUctltekoflaay.fft.i ** tes. ’" f-tM chair mm ThsyharraaUrgsdtbsIruiai 'Hi •atar.andesasapplyMvrcan’i Btedldy‘sPateatBcastMd,toge^ CaMuatVan.nf thslrowanaaft: llydsitrsd. Th.yar. now ioinufttturl»|.ideal CstU|mstts,fa,ssp.rlorU aayte' A CARO. MIOEOR Me mi Wkfll «UI _ Faviak ( vmdfWTA, b*v t*g i ta, t**4«r* 41* MWi**a a inJ V«**l IK) I* 4* • Mlnr a*U