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AND NX A BY DUNCAN & LOCHRANE. “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”—JEFFERSOf. JOHN H. STEELE, Edi t o m SERIES, VOL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER lo Is.>7 NUMBER ft 'gqilB intelligencer & £xqb)ineL ”daily'& weekly.^ DUNCAN & B LOCHRANE. TkfiliMH OF 8UUHCHIPTIUN. Daily Intelligencer, per annum in advance, $6. Weekly, “ “ “6 ® 2 * llATKS OK ADVK11TI8INO. Advertising in the Daily Iutelligencor will be •Imorted at the following rated per equu.ro of ten lined. 00 cti. I One month, $1 00 Two, “ 1 25 I Three ‘ 1 5U I F- Onc insertion, Two “ Three, 11 Four, “ Five, " Ono week, l 76 Six $5 00 h oo 10 oo 12 00 15 00 25 00 2 00 I Ono year, Special contract* will bo made for yearly adver tlaomonts occupying a quartor. half or whole •-fir Advertisement* from transient porion* must be paid in advance. hog.il udvortisemonts publiehud at the usua rates. Obituary notice* exceeding ten linos charg o 1 as advertlsomout*. Announcingcandidntoe for office, $5 00, to bo paid in advance. When advertisements are ordered in both tbo Daily, and Woekly, 25 per cent, will be added : o tho abovo rates. The privilege of yearly advertiser* is strictly Hmitod to thoir own immediate and regular business. Professional Cards not exccoding*i\ line*, *15 per annum. Advertisement* not specified as to titao will bo published till orderod out and charged at regular rate*. Advertisement- inaertod nthe Woekly paper only will bo ehargod at forrnor rate*. ATLANTA, NOVEMBER 10 1857 Later from California. By tho steamer Quaker City atXcw York, from Havana, wo have tho inti llijicnco that the steamer Star of the West, from Asj iu- wall for New York, arrived ut Havana On tho afternoon of tho 29th ult. The Star of the West had on board 715 passengers (all well) the mails 81,000,000 in gold for New ' York, and S’>00,000 fur Europo. She was to loave for New York on the tiOth. Twen ty-live of her passengers came to this port on tbo Quaker City, .The cause'of h.*r deten tion was tho non-arrival of the Pacific steamer Goldeo Gate. That steamer left San Francisco on the 5th October; hut on tho following day hor machinery (in part) became disabled, nnd she was compelled tu return to port, where she arrived on tho loth. The ensuing day her passengers, specie and mails were transferred to the stcnincr Gold n Age, and again took their departure, a ving at l'anama on the 2-lih. The same day, the passengers, Ac., reached Aspinwall, ■ anil immediately embarked on board of .tho Star of the Wrst, which had awaited their arrival. By the Quaker City we received a copy of Iho San Francisco Herald, from which wo gatWif the following items of nows: Tho ollieinl returns from nearly all tho counties in tho State give Well 11,038 ma jority over both tho other candidates. Tho total voto was about 90,000. Tho Scnato stands 25 Democrats to 5 Re publicans, and tho Assembly 54 Democrat, 9 Republicans, 3 Americans, und4 Indepen dent. Tho majority in favor.of the Stato Debt is about 30,000 The rumor of the exodus of tho Carson Valley to Utah is confirmed, and the ridicu lous report that a battle had occurr d be tween tho U. S - troops and the Mormons at Salt Lake City contradicted. Tho crop of cereals raised in California will be largely ahead of the consumption. It was an id that the overland mail route from Sau Diego to San Antonio. Texas, would take passoogers on its trip of October 9 th. Tho nows of tho commencement of the panio in New York did not eroato much surprise in California. A project is now on fooj in California for raising money for the construction of a wag. on-rood from Clear Lake to the S icrnmento Valley, at a point nearly west from Colusi, a distance of soino 25 or 30 miles from the Valley, usd .75 miles from Morysvilio. Tho best butter and cheese that California pro duces oro the products of the Clear Lake valleys, and the dairy business is already carried on there to an extent which woild supriso those unacquainted with it. The overland immigration is still making iti way to tbo California borders, and the report is that it meets with considerublo trouble from tho Indians and n lot of white Tobbers who aro in companionship with tho savages. Parties from California have gone out on the wegon routes in order to fall iu vith the perpetrators of the outrages, aud punish them accordingly. Great excitement oxisted between tho So- • norians and tbose on the Gadsden purchase, , find no Americans were allowed a passport into Sonora. The Himo Indians, in Arizona, had chas tised the Yumoa and Apaches for killing sop? Of their- women and children. The I’imoe killed 100 or 160 of their opponents and lost only 25 themselves. Lato accounts from the hood of Uambokit, stato that Kirk’s Wagon-road party had been attacked by the Indians, bnt had been driven off without any loos to the party. The Mormone were to leavo Carson Valley on the 25tb of October. Brigham Young has ordered a secret cavalry company to or. ganizo from tbe Saits in Carson Valley armed and equipped with' one year’s provisions and clothing. It i. said to be tboir inten. tion, should matters got too serious, to sock a refuge in tbc Busslon possessions whore they have already driven tbo stakes lor a new Zion. There is later news from the Sandwiob Islands but it is unimportant. . Tho Oregon Constitutional Convention lisd yet done nothing. Mining returns since the departure of tbe previous steamers aro represented as very encouraging. Quart; operation) have taken a now start, owing to Bomo rich discoveries which have been made recently lu different portions of tbc State. fhe Union Democrat, publirhed at Sonos V*, has the following uotioe of quartz open- [ ..lions iu that vicinity: This locality bids fair to be soon one of be moat important mining camp* in our , 'ronntry. That which has made Angels, in , Calaveras, one of the most nourishing of our J nd (owns, will onrioh and improve not i Tattlctown, bat Sonora snd Columbia i iQ Tuolumne county. We allude to its *qimi*a resources. Without a doubt the ■I mines In this neighborhood are tbe «In tbs ooonty.nni, although it is only months since that any attention wae >ai i io them, there tvs several mills boiag touted and several others contemplated.— Vo have beard of annmberof "big strikes," '* consider them of little importance corn ed ta tbe veins in which tbs rook ail pays ' i plenty of it. Every oat has beard of Hie famous ‘-Winter’s lead at Angel's Camp. It is not a "quartz load,’’ os many suppose, but it is composed of a material called, we believe, talc. This is a white or grayish formation thickly interspersed with pyrites of iron. The "pyrites’, contain largo quan tities of gold, ami it can be extracted only by smelting,(or reduction wilh acids. Some of it, collected from tbe “Winter's" lead is of almost faoulous richness. The owners now ship it to England, where tbe gold is extracted. Ons ton sent there yielded the immense sum of BCventoen hund&od and twenty-two ounces of gold. It is well known that tliis lead traverses tbe length of the State, following tbe run of the large "Carson Creek” quartz voin. We copy the following from the Nevada Journal: “We wore presented a fow days since with u piece of specimen dirt from the she Nebrnsku shaft owned by the Messrs. Dawley, Mills A Co. It is exceedingly rich. There has been token from the claims more ton $80,000 niready, and tbe prospects arc now richer tbau ever before. One engine has been at work upon the ground in the past, and another is in process of erectiou. For tho ten months past the compuny has boon cutting through the rocks.’’ Kxodl-s nr tub Mormons or Carson Valley.—Wo copy tho following telegraph ic desputch from the Sacrnmonto State Jour nal. It is dated Geuoa, September 17. It will be si cn that by it the rumor of tho ex odus of the Mormons of Carson Valley, by order of Brigham Young, is confirmed.— Tbe settlors in that Valley will havo a hap py riddanco of them. The dispatch also oonveya the gratifying intelligence that the immigration of tho presont year will fully reach 25,000, und probialy 30,000 two-thirds of who® arc womon and children. This will make n grsat addition to our population. Noxt yo-ir we may expect 50,000 at least: ‘‘The Mormons arc all making prepara tions to leave for the Great Salt Lake; they will leave here in about ten days, aod will havo in their train over ono hundred wagui.s. Their farms havo boeu pufeht sed by immi grants coming over the I’laios this eeas.m. The immigration this year is immense. The Valley is all alive with men, women, chil dren end nnimals, who have just arrived over tbo Plains. The immigration this year will reach full 25,000, and probably 30,000. Two thirds aro women and children.'' A T. UACKIiTT, Alt HUNK V AT m LAW, Kingtold,Oeurgia,niH practice mine following counties: Cotooas, ChaRSuga, Murray. Gilmer, Whilfield, Gordon, Walker, Dade. We/ereneei, M»j. W. Y. Harmell, Mari etta, Hansel!6c Simpson, Marietta, James K* Lawhon.Esq., Dahluncga. WParticuiar attention paid to tbecolecting business. M.y 18, 1887 dawly \iriLLIAM 91. IIA.\FORTH--- Yy ATTORNEX AT LA W—Fairburn, Georgia. July 25, 1857. ilzwtl FNIJERWOOl) HARRIS, Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, ...... Georgia. O FFICE.on Whlt«b»ll*tr®*t over 1. W. Hill's Jew drj3u>re. March I'itb, 1567. (41 j) JiOX. W*. II. U-NDIKWOOD. | l Wen flABRIc, (iAKTHELL A. (J1..ENN, Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, Georgia. Willattend the Courts in the Countie* of Ful ton, DeKalb, Fayette, Campbell, Meriwether, Coweta,Carroll, Henry, Troup, Heard, Cobb, and Spalding. J)K. L. J. ROBERT. Medical & Surgical Practitioner, Marietta, Georgia. Office at biereaidence. CrnbcUcvB Directory RAIL-ROAD REGISTER. Georgia Railroad. Atlanta to A com a 171 Mile* Far* f& 50. Morning Pass'r. Train leaves Atlanta at 8.45 a i und arrive* Augu*taat 6.00 p m Kveuing ** u leave* Atlantir&tfi.00 p m and arrives Augusta at 3.22 Morning Pais’r. Train leave* Augustaatfi.00 andarrives Atlanta at 3.30 p in F.veuing 11 " leaves Augusta at 5.00 p tn nnd arrive* Atlanta at.3.00 a m GEORGE YONGE, Superintendent. Western k Atlantic R. Road. Atlanta to Chattanooga 13S if jus. . .Kari 15 00. Morning Passenger leave* Atlanta at 9.00 a i and arr. Chattanooga at 5.30 p i Night “ leave* Atlanta at 9.00 p m and arr. Chattanooga at 5.10 a m Mornigng Pasi'r. leaves Chattanooga at 7.30 a m and arr. Atlanta at 4.00 p m Night “ leaves Chattanooga at 7.00 p m and arr. at Atlanta, nt 2.10 a m JAMES M. SPULLOCK, Superintendent.}} Atlanta A LaGrange R, Road. Att-ascta to West Poixt 87 Miles....Far* 93 60 Morning Passenger leaves Atlanta at 3.30 a tn and arr, at West Point at S.25 a tn Evening “ loave* Atlanta at 4.45 p m and arr.at Weit Point at 10.00 pm Morning “ leave* West Point at 3.00 a and arr.\at Atlanta at 7.58 a Eroning “ leave* Weit Pointat. 12.45 p and arr. at Atlanta at 5.32 p m GKORQU HULL, Superintendent. llacon A Western Railroad. Macon to Atlanta 103 Mile . Fare U 00. Passenger Train leave* Atlanta at 5.15 a ra and arr. at Macon at 11.00am “ “ leaves Macon at 3.00 p tn and arr. in Atlanta at S.35 pm K. FOOTE, Superintendent. GENTLEMENS Furnishing Goods. Clothing ! Trunks, Valises, Clothing!! T UB undrreigncil respectfully informs the citizens of Atlanta and the surrounding country , that th'V are opening, on i WHITEHALL STHERT n Oapt. Kidd's new Building, opposite (he M Al. VV, R. K. Depot, an entirely new and well selected stock of Fashionable Ready madel CLOTHING, and GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. The Stock having been selected with espe cial carefor this market, they flatter •homselves that thev can offer Inducement* to buyers eq u to any House in the city, A liberal share of patronage is respectfully solicited, aa no pains will be spared to satisfy the most fastidious. XDWABD n. LAZAROM. MARK MWMAN. LAZARON & NEWMAN. octOdlm RANK AGENCY, JlJIos: Mo "WsiMskb®* Agent for the Bank of Camden S Carolina Offlcs at U'allaco 4 Kobimoos Worchonae— corner of HanUrand Pryor atrooU, Atlanta, (is, will givs prompt stUntlonto collection# generally Card for the Ladies. T 1II8UHEAT TUHKI8H PERIODICAL REMEDY.—For tho immodikto removal at nhetructions,lrrrgularitirs,Prolspaua Uteri, (Falling ofthe Womb.) Lenchorrhes or Whites At., Ac. Three Pills have never in a single instance fsllcil in producing the menses. Too much cannot bo said in their favor. No woman can enjoy good health when that particular part of her peculiar organisation It drrenged.— Bieknrw at stomach, headache, languer, debil ity, pain in the bead, tide, nnd back, loss of appetite, coativenrea, he-, are some of the symptoms which attend irregular menstruation. As certnin os time ora these Pills to remove one end nil of these symptoms. Us sure tml get the genuine, which has our signature on nsrh box. These Pills may be bad by addressing Dr. Hanfloy & Co., snd iodoshi SI) the PUls, will be sent by relnrn mailt N. B.—Ladies whose health will not permit of an increase of family will lad these Pills a successful preventive. Ladies whe are pregnalit, should net use Itieae Pills, ss Iheyara sure to bring on mi*. enrtiage. though no injury to health would follow. Address, DR.tlANPl.OY* CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. Fob 10 dwtf ^l-ofessioiftl 6'4l*d,s. ?W|ML £sty61isljfo)ei)ig. IN 1 ELLIGENC ER fit EXAMINER JOB OFFICE I C. S1MP802I—ATTORNEY AT LAW Atlanta, Georgia. S'uvemb^r 8, 1854 dly r ollN V. HEARD-ATTORNEY AT LAW,—Colquitt, Mille r, c>».) Georgia march 6 1857 wlv L amar a lochrane-^ TOR NIBS AT LA W-Macon Georgia U U. LAMAR- O A. LOCHAAM July 13, 1857 ‘Uwt m dCf j SfOt : the PnoratETonn haring raeehuy added t« the JOB DEPARTMENT of the Eaub iiahinent a LARGE and VARIED |aaiortnient of Ike La leer SiyUt at PLAIN AMD FARCY “re prepared to execute in a neat and workman, ke manner, every description of G. J. WRIGHT. Attorney at La .wjj, Albany, Georgia. May 16, 1357. WM, A. H ARRIS, Attorney at Law, Isabella, Worth Co., (icorgia. Refers to—Maj. J. L. Harris, Milledgcville ; Hon. A. II. Hansell, Thomasville; Miller k Hall, Oglethorpe: Hon. K. II. Clark, Macon; Col. J. W. Dunc.an, Atlanta. June 2-dly. JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Attorney ut Law, Atlanta, Georgia. Office, front room* over J. R. A C. II. Wal lace's Store, corner Whitehall and Alabama Hutchins * Young, A t t -o r n e y s t L a w , Lawrenccville, Georgia. Will practice in the counties of lywinnctt. Hail Walton, Forsyth and DeKalb. Auy business on us to their cire w.U bi ro.’jivt) l wna eas* a'/enlel t) p: »ut it!/. Nvrnv.viKL H ii ' f mi'Nt, :• ISAAC M. Y ) U S *. , 1857 « _ * D R, W. If. RIVERS ha* rem Office to Whitehall »trcet,over Alcxrn- der’* Drug Store. May 13, 1857 diwtnSO liR. H. DICKSON (<APEK> P HOKFF.R3 Ida Professlinal ^ervteM to the « tt» of AtlaaU. Udle# Whitehall St , ortr Ur Kip Store. Atlanta, GaJune 2ith. 1867-dAwtf W. T. C. Campbell 5* Bro. ? S UKUKON and Mechanical Den tisu, are prepared to perform all operation; in the profes sion with dtrability and skill. Office over Alexanders Drugstore, White Hull It., W. T. C. CAMF11KLL. G.P. CAMPBELL. Atlanta, Jan. 20 ^ l i R, R. T, PULLIAM haring re turnclfroma visit to Virginia will re sume the practice of hi* profession in the city of Atlanta and its vicinity. L'an he foul J at hi**ffire At all hour*,except when professionally engaged. iy Office WASHINGTON HALL, aeplftdwtf \V. B. GRIFFIN ic e o., Commission Merchants, AND AUCTIONEERS, AUGUSTA, G A . A LL BUSINESS entruatrd to them, will receive their beat attention. Literal Cash advances made on all consign- menu whon desired. W. R. GRIFFIN. HUGH O’NEILL, RXFsarxcts. Jackson, Miller dc Verdery. Augua'a. Ga I’oullain,Jcnninga&Co., •• Miller & Warren, “ “ Conely, Force dc Co„ " Carmichael & Bean, “ - l.ambtck dc Cuqier, •• •• Augusu, auggddawflm* nroccrlcs at Prime Cost. T RIE Subscriber will eell his present stock of FAMILY and PLANTATION GKD. RIBS, si coat snd Freight, for Hills of the Bankof Fulton, or Georgia Ruil- oad * Bunking Company, lie will likewise rereive the Fills of the esme Bank', in payment of debte due tbe eatate ot O. D. Parr, deceased L. J. PARR, Agent. av t» Corn ^Exchange Bag Mannteelory, 125 & 127 Broad Street, X. Y. Nov rrsdj for tits l'*U TWuk Chs»p fovOuh. 50.000 s*w 3 Bu. Grain Bags, 33.000 "2“ “ 55.000 Ssoond hnrtl 2 snd .1 Bu. in Prim -Ur 3T,000 Ssamlchs Dag* «f sll the vari. uv kind*. iHillrr'ft Hag** V H as41 tf> BW »«•*• rx,,,r.4i f-T thvir Trad*, an.) wansiastsiMl fro«» .nr ritm'iun QlatsdCbth, (sarmatmt ntoltokirt F» nr ) « a MW %ltl«ts TKv particuUt Ali.i l.a r MU1#m aad n. an IVsW.o MaUlWterte* .utfUInU nith H*c». all •»•»*. .Irtigor ; sTpmdy lt*r 4t»All 0fd«r» hwnttk SMlurot and 4l»- Mtrh ^ B. K. CL4IKX, Trsprisur. May 25,1557. MARK JOHNSTON, A 11 o r n e y at Law, Oartersville, . . . Geornial Fsli.SK, 1556. dftw lr p. o. HARPER, Attorn e y at Law, West Point, . . Georgia April IS, 1855. d*twtf Particular attention will be given to the Print log of Cirenlars, Way Bill), Blank Notes, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, Bank Checks, Programmes, Business Cards, HANDBILLS, POSTERS, Ac. .We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends io the city and country, and asrure them tho tall ordor. will ho promptly and satisfactorily attenJedto. (i. P. Eddy k Co., ('VCCVjiAUttii TU C. K. IIA.V1.FI7ER A CO.) :: job no card f?a:;i;ss mrt, USD Boolx-Bindory, Corner of H htithalland Alabama slf., ATLANTA,GEORGIA. O. P. ELD Y & CO., H aving just added to their former extensive assort ment of B 0 O K and J O'B TYPE, CITS, OKNA MENT'S, 4c., • very large variety of new materials, of M*together with one of Hoe’s celebrated Cylinder Preesea, iro more fully prepared than heretofore, to give dispatch to all orders for work in theirline—which they will execute in tbe bolt style of the art, nt fair price* for Caah. Particular attention paid to the execution Os FINE WORK fur Railroad and other Joint Stock Companies. Transportation Agents, Banks, Col lege? and Schools, Attorneys, Public Officer Merchants, nnd others. Booka, Pamphlets, Catadogne*. CireuUrs Card*, Promiicory Notes, Blank Deed*. Chock* Posten, Ac., executed at short notice. Printing in Gold aud Silvir Bp.o*ie| 6ifl) ndbeirltselrqeqt3. High, Peters A €#. C0MMIS8I0H XEECHAJTTS. ran tbk rctcBAtt xmd balm or TENNESSEE PRODUCE, COTTOS, GHOCKIllKB, dee., Alabama Street. (Couth of the lUooe k Western Depot,) J A 11 a n t a, Georgia 300 Sacks Meal, F REEH ground from whit- eon, for a»J« by juu. jo. man, petkre, * r(,. T Oats Wanted. aadanteaed viehes to yard*** five th'>a j bwbab of MU for vbiet the hirheet exth HIGH PETERS k Oj 41m. ?0edjc^j ^3belpfi3eh)e«TS. .CLAMtUL - > ~ Clarkci tirubb. ” * or 8a,e - COMMISSION" 31EHOLLA N 'I >. Agents for collections of ill kind And Dealer* Iu BiCOK lifiD/Mp C; il_ fjROCEKI ES. A-C taad, oo WhitehiJ; et iutu g*. i. \jui at,L Core *.'«*«< or. -tr. bid to CoDdjpssDeBtd o/ er*ry — -■ • L, Ordert t.' apply of the Justly cekUred SEED BARLEYJ TtST received, a first rate articL A for S**d. Pr»c«, |2 per bmsbei. Sap:. 7, dtf. CLARKE A GEOB. Barley, SAfcd rice will b* ptui. Au{u«t It, 2&57 Neve Hard. ! TheusderfimidhaTt for lolt.at whclerei, u i reuil, slot of Cue SEW LARD. | 1.U44 CLARKKa GRCnB Canvassed Hams. ISO Podugei c-nvured and 6ng»r cored Ham •tor.. je JO I1I<JH, PETERS A (JO. Bran and Shorts, A T Atlanta Miill. Bran 10 oeuU. fihorte Si rente. R. PETERS k CO, July 24, 1m. ATLANTA STEAM MILLS- ~ mill keep^ constantly on^hand a Urge *up- “ ^ lie! The Eighwt cash priet paid tor Wheat at the Mills. »-•-*» •* - ^ Iiifikey ! M hiskf] ! JnlyJO—d«m r R; PETERS k/CO. ’ pLARKE & GRUBB it re*- «»■; it [_ i I V^BbD. Mclivk.s'i Ext** ,‘c: C -n »ew Stock~Coming Ih 1 ^ *'• GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, I B *E5?j£iv£“l' HATS AND CAPS. | A T W. HERRING <f* SON’S Clothing Mann ! **** * WALLACE La factory and Merchant Tailoring enahii.b rnent, tot Fall and Winter, ail the iatert style*. One of tbe best stocks oi Cloths, Cascixnerec ar.a Yertings in Georgia, from which to make a selec tion. Shirts, Drawers, Under Garment*, Cravats, Gent’s Hosiery, Glove*. Traveling Shawls and Blankets. Wallace k Kobinsou COMM IS SI 0 N £ MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN Tailor'* Trimmings,Ac., for sale at the lowert iTENXESSEK PROniTP p ice*, tc thec<i*A trade, At We give special attenti' t tu lit * i t f' tu. V s. W i? E ^P G } ^ r >o*T> Graft. Whisker. Tc : . k , il 4# Whitehall sl, Atlanta, Ga." C■ nr - mtnti rerj^etfcLy f. > % Also agents for Sieger* Sewing Machines. /■ CLOTHING made to order and a jit tear Wbr *dI 41 »n W* HERRf NG A S SHIRTS, M ADE to order. Alfo, a laxre itoek of REAs ‘ ' ^ If Y MA OK SHIR TS cn hand, by ■ O ‘^00 ‘ W. HERRING k SON. Prompt attentiT n. et ' . i bye R'BAXLEY. \ Jot of Rye A harler %t ,.-. « - * v . WH15KTY: “WHlilfY S.ST.tJi’r r ft LKA c jIL at wfcoteMie aedrefalL Am ■ -t tLo*e wish: tg ireeD again. H. J SHACKELFORD, Afeni UHITEasiTY 0P HASHVILLB. J ' r. JfElifCAL bEPARTMEnT cjnen H»- Swm in :ng, :n Bomtilt «,d Agr.reJa^j ,tad a prejarau-ry KtouL Tallin, bnwdJag, wuhisr, •o«, JIM per lenuuf J0 wrelu. V.-Sct UT, fuarf, II* per term, tm- Uil Seuion Uteri were fi« Etadenw m the two Departments. B. R, JOHNSON, Sapecin ten .test. aog 7-dim Uni versify of Louisiana. xtdxaI it&Assnaart. T liX Xoa^ai Cww U Lm«rei in tto. dtMrtmre: r - v.=a«M at *C«DAV, Xeremher ltti, 144: v—: w.U torefoau :t the mtwi M.M, \* D ■ Pvrf-«rfPrea«erf J L If. !»., rrnfi.-. ot Cbtmonzj- exKZZS STTO It D., Preftreoref Jarrery. >■ y. cpaa.E a.Pretarer^oaaanSa oc-rarcj a. .vein, K O , Praf..«rof HiUnliK. too. ■ d c N0T 7. X S., Pr»ie<Mt of Acuemg. Xa.- Kt.VT 1L !>., hutomae of Phyatelefy ud .. / , k ■ VA VCX. )t Tv. fmonafratcr of ZaaOrjay X ■ 'J"/ -: -> a to open oa to. recce, i * ' ’ tv~7* ’ r *. V, *' l '°f ^Jddm aiad Jarpno. »f CARRIAGE REPOSITORY !. Rdjol&i&g tho corner of Ala. A Lojd Street,, Atlanta, Go. ^iHavin^rlorelTu cLV T ’ REPOSITORY to the above eligi* 4. Ahtiatl- - W n C . Moore— Seago. Abbott k Co. d Finer Colored Ire., or oo V.jlum, Bath] Wrehingtong- <e I Hall, and enlarged hi* facilities, is prepared tor : f tant - (SUCCESSOR? T rEAG k aL: COMMISSION rZECEANTS Muslin, Ac., done \r, beautiful sty Having likewise rrsmected a Book-Bindery with their Printing Establishment, they are pre* p.i/c ! t- execute or Jers for every description of wr.'k in that department—including RULING and BLANK BOOK M A N IT A CT CIIIN G -Lin a style superior to any ever before done in this sec- ti n of the t*tate. T:.oir ToM* being ail new and of tbe latest j interns, their Slock of materials the lett the N< rthern markets afford, and their work, men equal to any in tbe South, they feel confident of their ability to give entire tatisfeetion, and consequently have no hesitancy in lolieiting the patronage o! their friends and the public. SfcreOrJersf r work, in either department of their business, from any part of Georgia and neighboring States, will meet with promptatten tion. Atlanta Ga. Feb. 20, 1557. (dAwly.) fill all orders with which he may be favored, on as good terms a* can be obtained in Augusta or Savannah, with the addition of Freight. HD stock embrace* Carriages, Concord Buggies, 4 and 6 seatRockaways, Slide Seats do., Fall Top* do , With and without Top, Pacbees, Top Buggies, H'iiar Wagon*, No Top do., Cornen, Whip*, kc., j of the best mancfac- . ture and !ste*t ityl* A thare of patron age is respectfully solicited, or Order# for Family or Plantation W’agcn other vehicles filled at short notice. We are also agent for Norwood Patent Fan. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 4, 1S36. • tier nta- '*9* d- A:.«,:r% Ctmtr. Atlantal ut Our Sfoc k : ^TW* have :■ w furt. 1C*(- LU* eiear Tentes.ee L-t . jr. 20 hbif ribbed side.. 3 hkds prime plain Hfcm.* • f- Tierces extra Sugar cure 1 .i: • :-•=-< : ■ AA ...1 . /"♦reiE.tarr l •._* Cc/irte, L^rtsrm via be deiire- rA tbe BoaetteL trwm ■ £, ‘ •*' '■ oaCCakal keiidM aad ttergerr, al: 7is- .w •»-y r-irtttn Uniteeli TSOXar HUNT. M. D., fteaa T-.*.j.cauaJtratef*>f Oaarjty H-ej-itaJ eterl a* . L k : - Xpril. tcurteeamadeauSteAcete' »ke * • majatamed tr tke ltftiutea asf!MvtaU mportant to Married Udiei and tho<*e about to marry! DR. DLL COMER’S CELEBRATED MON- 1 HLY PILLS! Prepare* from a preteriptior, of .AlexaudcT Delrorae, xccoi1«t of th^ French Aeademv cf " *7-fe. atai attendant phymetan to her Ma teGy. the Enprex*. 1 hi* u.vaJuabte xacdmtne acts like a charm :l a-i mcrjsrutJ difficultly, removing obetrtte- : bcs. and bringing on the Monthly periods * - i + r **t Ttmlunty lu all cam of .\erv- ; Affactiooa, PaJpiution of. the Heart, Floor ■ \ j ot White*, and in fact ir. all eotapkiste j Ir.'ta a disordered condition and u»- ! aettoti of the Genital Organ*, these ” ffir*.a«p«drani jenranetrfckrt. r Qp in rmali ^ate glass dub. me < ureir tan-i, i from observaijon. and aceompan* H i by full direct ioc* for nse- Price $1 r«r ptekige. ^ —These Ptlli *Lould not Ur taken be * during vtx hrf. three ninths of pre g- n a r. ry sj> the v are mrt v:- bring on miscarriage: : C rty other time the* are hamiraa. J. K Blanc*;.. M. D., only' Agent forth* United >i*to* Canadas. .Kbojctt recerved at th^ Doctor s atBce. s tre^h svpp.’y of Ricord's Female Pnxector—tr unfariinr p.r»roirvc ofexmeepoon, and invaJo- aoie u« th->*e fema’-es who. swing to aabtts of .lit or physical malfonnaUDn are inca/ acstateu. fr;.m safe rr-procuc^on. Pnce $2 seat bv Tbe Robin* ’ Blanks! Blanks! Blanks! chisolm * abaih, Negro Brokers. Hrcatiir Street, near the Tront House, Atlanta Geerpia- Ofull Descriptions. B L A N s O F A L L D ESC RIPTIO N S. can be had at all timet*, at the Examiner & Inlellkeffler Attornies, Sheriff*, 1‘lerks of Courts, anJ Ordinaries, can be turni*hed,[at short notice, any favnriu form of DEED, WRIT, or PRO- CEJS> w hich they may desire ; anti all FORMb of legal instruments, commonly in use, .are al ways on hand, to be sold at the lowest prices. Atlanta, M w on c*mmis*ion. 50 llksly yoweg negroes wanted, at this tim*, for which the bighostcash' prices will be paid. W. A. CHISOLM. Oe:. 15 1S55. (dawly) G. W. ADAIR. Bag* Exits T^Vr 7 ;r l0v(' bu*ae.s pnat 250 barrt..- 'lu-x..* i,* 115 hag* hi: C. 5«f. 5 bbj? Sugar. 10 bbl* Sagar-ti-csc M . 7 hb-LCuM ii .A4,c CC Bcxe* Adamantine *ri n-.ru ' r. 50 F.oxei at*, rted • hOCcols II!'*;„ ■ - • F,.je. 40 U u ar;e. ..x 15 barrel* Y^nr a.- u :Ltr our tine. * SEAGOA AB Bird- Kye l.ime. W e are Agents ' -r the sale • Mr K Birdt-ere Limt, f*: up :x 5 i-sjit. :x ran led full measure, an i : * M *». - Ir. < nnection with theae ribxdie*, I h**e t k / rjvJ thi works ; Mat- r r s Manual MamageGuiJe, Dtseases cf Fe- t>* * of Ma.ea.Each work is mhatajitiaJ > :• —*ii ir.: tea-tifufly iUu*urated with colored ; i; r. contain netriy four hundred pages (nt :crruut. ftest pai-t io any ad- .‘rt ^ c 'tvc/.j-t ! *iw si tents xs ' u • t : ire^-ci te ne will rece**w my ire....e _ ( atutU-T, and letter* of iaqcrr ’•‘Lcn t ;a:jrt«rc .• rr.', aeed.J will be procure?? 1 i-K. BLANDLN,M. D. Syracuse, New York. Jci.< : dwfisa Just Received. f |' H K aoerttfs+d 1 3 Cot-J NEW CANDY MANUFACTORY -AND- ATLANTA, GA. T HE subscriber wouldinie>ra tbs eitistnsof At lanta and vicinity that hs ha* constantly on hand, at hi* Confectionary and Baking astnbiish* ment. all kind* of Coufrctions, Pastries, Fruit a kc any r>lh: the Car load wti. be z: a:^x rr;ot.-. : r _ ■ • A. i'co. . Mill Moncs. Bolting C loUis. S.<. X.rns r*. U: mporter* an-i Waters z Burr h*- ; u» V! ^ >tene« iistb* )fe.* irptert i-Tf—. : • * .. ^ 'a.tt. i •tw’tteo bj tbea a: k Co. E. M. SEAG0, SfOCMSOKTOJKaUO auwwa* ~ir. ii"5re'nrei.arej"l« rnrelTkTv’.re'air-*-” 1 ,tli5 ■ ! to W,LL COXT/XUS THE PJWV CCS COM- j "f’ . JtlkSJOA III SIS ESS, ; parties, at *hort node*, and on accommwiaiitg ' AT 1IIS NEW COMMODIOUS FIRE • u~. 'I PROOF ltlT|| DIVj; i I»povt*4u4bre-iio,oJoUdreerlpdas,t , 1 01.11.1 l.llE, 1 for ir*licalpnrpcre«,k,p. alwavi on hanJ. A1k>, , rroo: orAU.dU »0';8.“4o.ltSoovj.r.1,0, Hoore, I gNlsi „ Spani.h Ciyar., and oboire ob.aia ( Io- .4 / LA1A, ULUKUIA. | hare,—toother vri'-b a larja auemnoBt of Tov,,, «j.Thf uioal )»e:bti„oa.red toShl,re«- "vd.re | Faacj Artiolre, ke., ke. 'Cv l?tif Tv'm tik.u t ' Having reooBtly r,mrB.d froa: tbo Kortb.irbtre | _ . z, J ~ - : b« laid tna Sn. .took of Fbboj Artioltf and ,v». ' I o lalnripi « Al fiBlh Mannfliclurs thing Bocaaarv (or .arr7iEgon tu can01 mu i era.—'' 0 .lave n fine 8t,vk of v\ lnj.iw cfootorjb, voaldiaform foenty doaieri :ba*t t, i, ; Vila#.—rnngingin sire from Sboldtc lOXStincb. i prepared to farniih roadie, at vboiaaaJtat SC , et. Also, 2,©001b Putty—all of which we wi! ■ cent* psr pound. iclllow for cash or short credit. j Order .accompanied with ths cash or good citv Nor. 22. 1S55. SMITH i KZZARP ( referencesprompUy attended to. j L. VALENTINO. Atlanta. Nov. SOth 553. daw-y < kJ , lt ctfen tor sate f+Homaf iiffW. ' ^ Oil, (Englisi i.r “ do • arespr’mOi ‘ whale Oi Tanners. loilod winter ibraij; B*nag'* I‘ats l rQihOD*Uaiu.s Factor) Yarn. A Tallow. Three vi. ses choice \ rc;.'. x Tec bale? Fac:* ry Yu. Three Barrel* ! uw. F .'*ur b*rr*L C*e Greare — K•» t: t April 11. SEAG «“•, A1UU TI. 4 Bbls. uenuitie O'* kosin “ assorted v - . sjse. 95'peroer-; -oshoL Burning FliiL CacipheM. >pir:L- Tarpentine. 1 • h> !iWhite load, a^cirted. 1 -sa Glass, assorted sizes. i-iv.-ia.f.. re-; Poinu, aid artiU. ' A -ter* uk. For mie br • * * U47 ' liimXDB XotiCv fo Farmers. to bu» ^uiiee Bed aod Vhite «h«wt. reguiar It at »Le fret. K V SCABO A u* V, Nsit door to the Fa It or llc-ose. Hay. 1 Article* Rirsr Hay, tn Stars ar 1 :< amvs 1 v-v'-'r -r rel- by itlliO AHBtiTT * OO A.nt., l.n -31.1UT New Bacon. i Art hhd* tUccn. eholes artiete. 8»de», nates sad 1 U\J Si»ooJ i^r*. just rrscetrod snd for by Mai 1* K M.SFaiiO, Cornmusioa Mrrr ant rimyiTunEi FlRiMTliRG!! James If. Carter, Font nrdins -v> Coiuuii.sionMci chant. SAVANNAH. GA- THE subscriber* hav* on hand d are now opening a large and carefully selected Stock from the Northern Manufactories. .U'.Tr: r, mptly eaeeotnd ti CORN HEAL. > b4«hslsfr-t C*ir r Me.l in Oan WAUJUK X HU BIN SON TU meth.vj of retutniag h!» thank literal |utratosge. snd wont then tv7a*»ntinas test pst t*»h to their reports, ’ their kbsaes ' MAHKIUH lirsignntion. ■'iber hating reatgned lb* Agency of th Insurance Corapstti beer vetiO|T, tek to hi fnent.foi t pe.MtuiU ref » tage to hi* anecesibor, PR N 1.. ANiilKK . AU I noe.1 **t m recvm mending all of the Otepanls JTPurronlldf ““ 1 “ tod their proit •Ue Ute f.re lu Atlanta, Jslr 1st, 19*7 K*rc Insurance Agency. Harinf lecetrea the Afotj of the Hartford Fire luiurance Co. t'.pttsl Stock, *500,000 Aueu, 61S.000 Alns .Insurance Company. Capital Stock, $1,000,000 Asset to, 615,000 Chartered 1619. 1‘bcentx Insurance Company. Capital, *200,000 Asortto, 31X395 tnsunukoe can be hsd in either of the i>-<Te Compsnire at as low rate# as in any lut responsible Companies, by spplio.- on to N. I., ANG1EK, Ann U WO»o..T« th.OL>Uii«x Stan .( Wm, Qk ria# oo OBre b«oren«..t7kt A. H. ^ Ua ola, JoiJ 1, l»4T 1 Rest i Safot, Wardrob#,, Boreas#, fweretar/a, Waabitand#, Bod#T##d# asd 'balr# cf anv dreired pattore aid pric*. A (m oreertaeot ot Cooire, Work, Sal coo and Tci.oav Tihlao—Klagore'i.Conor acd Sido—Sofa#, T*to- a-Tot*. of, pt" In addition to tbo obero largo ttoeb, wo are rereiowr wookly lopplio#. Tbo poblir are in- vitod to call tod oxamioo oar tttek. P. a. a J. S WILLIAMS, N«t dooc U flu tort k Oat.#, Poochtre. ,t.. Attoota, fit; .Burial Case*, ore prepared to faredih PUk'i Uotailk Bart al Cam, at inert eotire. V. bar. rontroJ tbo rerrieu of s reUMUnl pwoos to atlwd to tbl# dre partoMCL T.A.i J.8. WILLIAMS, Nov 24, ’M-dwly Poacbtre. areot. Paints, OfisTke. The National White Lead and Zinc Company. Of X*w Ysrttart yetpavdisaiwa f pWtsi • by J. iBfStkli, K»*q : 1 P. S. Lil»cral a*izsxnc(j ma»:c RDliKV. kS — f'kt.ee. Batten, X Ce . soil, foq.. R-'J* P. Yoww F*,; ceirr.s: J Bayarw. F-»^ . Krtne Ga l\ v . j#* ERUNG LANIER I*AM4 iFURMK-U ' . KNOXVII LK, uier.Hcuro, Miron, i uier, lste ii Tu»kegee, A** to meei all iriendf sn.! cr u:e.*» a: Uv'u*c, where th*v bars smfle xo, for two kuadred and fifty per>oc>. S. X S. lANIKR. F 7-* EE. sc c: ti. fUxps. wfc aw wtiaril te aiw a f*l asd «w- Bf*t et White Lead, line, OUa. Wtetow glass sad astlttes Ua th* Ifctat tte*g*Bcra!ty, cf prim* Qsshty snd os moct fstwrahls tamo. TW*w*B*teab lish*d t*fatari— *f th* Ow*aay asd U* aarttetalar attesUch (iwa U» quality nt articles mansteetwred. to<«tear with stesim to VI all ariten MteOal fhvawaVJ* WnMt* raihsiw, >r*s—te t wn, generally *dtet*d*l*r Orders iddrwil te Um mndirrifM wfD hav* preaayt stteatioo aud »e*t immediate r AUtilMu, ■>1 teaass*at» HsgUili. ty.rw OaaKTU * DONA lint Uty aa SS4 fiarlfiv, N«w Y*rk,' Cm* . Wm, Stef teal taatrsteMta. Wrm*h** "( every rsrie- 5» *"\ BM * # * Fawey Good*, kc. la Taretv. uua w aad quality ot stock. w* Law tri«C io vat* *u — ■MMteH wltH^M*n*M u Ctor HuGvai UU“ aiUTB k vzu*D k iSEiCwaja m& B I-c i;s v *, Tcr; . f tbi' writi&g Fluid was th* f exes...-a. 11varpasMS all eth- • er .r.kr :x relaUv • durability aad mosj » fr. the .*<-• Vbec too thick, add a littd* r. water, ll *houli zci l* mixed with *<W I*, k*. ur^kiway* te put ;ct v clean bottles aud i fps •' rkoi *r\ a the air when tot in us*. Tkis 1 ii** w:.l net ccm-d«th« steel p«®, aad raaftod b* r’;rpas««i m ;u quality hy say iak wsnBfyfftTyj ; *•'- Eurvp* c-r America. Order* are reiyectfully seliritai, as w* will j f - • a ? th* abort lak aa lew at our offie*. a* it ! i: - I 05 «r a PtUsdelpfcia, Roitozi. or N Y. *-l7 7 Dr*. B.ggurt k OttUd. At. ' t- 1 -*' u% . all te* book *t<-r*s. March5, itf. ! Miller** Hair I ut if orator. > * >'-cergtira.2g r%rteaiB* sad nar- •'*liK bau IVk*rn Mtu ftx " ' * -*’•» *-ar! ajvi dardrai; imparts wj- * • -a rvKti, hair, tends vig*r awfi testy* . : t -r. »-.'=• tom 1' IOC bgat.rrgwwfef . - -U. -.z-r: ,! UI.M1, Man itore tfol- *-•*-*■ : nvltre to, b*:* red, oltj ttf vtn. : ,* io^j|-o**b). a# o nou of iSu ( cLrevirtn. koi Isviog th* frsMsthT. * » g rv . f rvwth of hair. SoM by DrwggWtj aid t laser Goad* er*rr*fcne. ’WAcJemte D*o* ’*‘7 * »» N*w York O. i>. BAIATBC, Piano Porta Repairer and Timer, \ \ ILL ottood to o&y roll# in hi# >' lino of boiino##. inch a# mg- fBHHEa aiotingof action, rerering of baa- II § I |l acre,.felted orbafed,) laying of eovatriag, bo the octave, o-boio or tingle, Ac. Sazitfoetio. given ia every initonco or ae cborg,. AUwork •onuttd. Tuning br tho Year done ut Undueuj Prteoo. Ail order# ibcald bo toft at Hour#. Wil- iianu' Furnitaro store, on Pooebtre. iL. Atlan ta. Ua. nor. Id, 'id, dwly. V ALI AJBLK HT1 PROPGRTT FOE SALE. • ttB tetembe offrr* tbe Washing • ■■r. HoW lor tele. Tbe H-xid is on the East and within ’ fx* of the General PaMoeg* l>* ^t— D ;. 4 j and spacious, and has a cash custom v: .it Twenty -five Thousand Dol lars per L r..- The furniture and fixture* ' will be {Vto the Hold Oa«*-half th* \ * ‘ue of th# property, in cash or young m#gvu**« v» U be required at the time uf sal*—the baiance no time, if emtisfactctily secured. OctlcAwt JAMES LOYD