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ATLANTA, DECEMBER 1.-, 1
ThoBanker of tho Faubourg Saint
Honorc.
»y r. qctnck,
What 1 am about-to r. taln occurred dur
ing the reign of I-ouia XVI., eome ycara be-
foro tho revolution. Nothwithstanding tho
satire of Kousacau, tho austiro counsels of
Turgot and the pith, sayings of Poor Itieh-
„rd, the people of thoso days were not a whit
behind the aiistoorats ufiour own time in
luxuiy and extravagance. Woman, as is
generally tho case, wore the prime movers in
the foolish extravagances of the age, and
furtincs wore lavished in supporting tho
claims of rival beauties.
In such an evil time flouri,hod •' ’fjiios
Uorgeon, n well u do hanker in llie l au-
hourg Saint Ilouore. From being a simple
errand hoy, at the Hotel do.s I‘ irm.-.i, lie fad
after tho manner of nil self elevated young
men.attained his prosont situation, which,
as usual with Ilia class, lie fully appreciated..
But our friend tiorgeon was so occupied in
amassing his little furtuno, that lie had bad
no opportunity of marrying; and as he de
sired, above ull things, to perpetrate the
race ot tiorgeons, he now turned ins mind
towards securing a wife worthy to a.-sist him
ill attaining that laudublo ambition.
No common woman would Hati*fy our
parvonuc; oil! no, the lady to suit him should
possess more than ordinary accomplishments
as to wealth, why. lie had enough for bath.
Tis easy to forsee that our pompous Jae-
qnui will probably catch a lartur, the
jawvciw.iy; lorecd to leave not only the mag
istrate s li.mso but Paris itself, with all his
heart, [if he had any,) that he had trully
killed hiujsclf. and n it merely pretend'd to
do to.
Almanack dcs Muses,'' the leading journ
al of that day, contained several ‘bouquets
dcs verses, addressed to Mdlc, Diana S .
this lady it was whom Jacques tiorgeon
proposed to marry.
The bunker’s suit was successful, and the
peerless Diana bccamo mistress of the man,
slon in tb#Faubourg Saint Uonorc. Intoxs
icated with joy wus tlie worthy banker, and
Diaha foiled not to take advantage of her
opportunity, Splendid dresses, of the most
costly fabrics, magnificent shawls, pieces oj
jewelry, a new house, of the best stye' and
in tho most aristocratic square, u carriage
aud horses unrivaliod, in fact, everything a
woman, imaging her-'clf possessed oi fiouud-
less wealth, could fancy, was;sported by
Madamo Gorgoon, regardless ol expendr
tjr °\Vho is that in that splendid ouacli ?’
would on ■ dandy say to another.
■■Why, that is the evifo ot a small banner
ono Jacques Gorgeon, formerly steward ol
the Hotel des Formes: and then the elegant
friends would sneer ilirisirely.
On tho day of his tnarriago Gorgeor
counted his money and found he possessed
just four hundred thousand litres—a nice
little sum, nut not a so onu 1 cru: gold
pieces, you know, are round, and will, there,
lore, roll away very easily, accordingly, he
had not been married a year, cro he was m,
volved in debt. The honeymoon was past
befaro ho thought of the enormous rate at
which Rio pieces were disappearing. One
morning, a, looking over Ins occounls.ho
iisoowred on appaling deficit— almost all
biseaptta! was swallowed.
. “Diana makes a bravo show, ’thought he,
“hut then, she is so handsome; yet I eaunot
help it, my credit must ho preserved; this
extravagance must come to an end.”
[liana, however, would listen to no argu-
Iiienl- so Jacquas yielded, oaring not whul
happened aftar ho had Imil his day. But,
da': Ids day carno lull soou; for on going to
iiis treasury ono morning, lie was petritied
with astonishment to see it empty; he had not
a cent of his own; there, liowcvor, were the
I on is of his depositors. Ho looked at I ho
n-micy nwiiilo and then began to count it.
•p„ , hundred thousand livrcs, besides notes
un | bonds to a much larger amount. All!
th night 111-, if it were only mino. lbo wish
was father to the thought.
Gorgeon depicted to lumsalf what be
wlM ,ld be obliged to endure; scorn, poverty,
,, ops imprisonment, and the revilinga of
Ids haughty wife, 1 could never survive it,
Hi .light he. He resolvod todle, not it. re,
... iv hut only apparently. Ha packed the
j nvtisl gold in Ids portmanteau; tho notes
and hills were quickly pluccd in his pocket
book, and, going out, bo sought tho jejtton
;,j,e of the oeiueteries; with this viUianhe
bargained for tho corpse of a man of abou t bn
own size ami as much like hint as posstblr,
I, be delivered at bio house that night.—
I. vte in the evening ho relumed lionic.-
Madaiue had gono to tha Come lie fmneaut;
n new piece was lo bo produced tarefullv
1 did Jacques examine his bills and his gold,
and carefully re-urrango them in bU pookot
p book and portmanteau, I no servant,, by
orders, were enjoying iherasolwa in tho
‘ hen, and ho htmselt admitted u masked
•un. who boro on bis sbouldorB a long
* »Biavo follow!” Bold tho banker, “hero is
I,>ur rowatd, but remomber aocrcayl
" *Ah, ab, sir,” replied tho rulhan, “mum s
■ he word; if this night's work were known,
‘twould be bad for both of us.”
Ilo wu gono Again Judbuso Uorgeon
trod around to assure himsolt of his safety
I jbno, drawing forth the body, ho placid
,f his bad. Ho then took a raaor.and.
the threat or tbe oorpoo, arranged
kieg abaut it, as as to produce the inn
On that bo bod poriohsd by hiaown
i after which, taking his ill-got ten
gains, be departed.
Great was the horror of tho servants when
„i hearing tho wild shriek of their mistress,
they tiohold the room in wild disorder, their
mistress lying on the floor, in u spoon, and
the corpse of their master hanging from the
bed with tho throat cut from oar to car.
A single line in the “Journal do. Paris,”
announced his ruiu to l:iB creditors.
* * » * * « *
How woll mourning becomes tho .widow
Gorgeon!” was the exclamation, whenever
the bcautieus Diana appeared in public.—
And truly did it becuuie her, and In r suitors
were not slow in tolling her so; howbeit,
jealous dames openly avowed none knew it
'.ter than the widow herself.
Among tho many billet-doux she was con
stantly flailing on her table, sho was almost
terrified, ono day, at receiving one written
in the hand writing of Mr. Gorgoon. It was
addressed to “Madamo Diana Gorgeon, and
not lo the widow Madame Gorgeon, as sho
Was now addressed. Iiastenirg to open it,
she read as follows;
■•Duka:—Do not truFl to appearances; a
thing which one imagines test forever may he
merely misiuid; ro. also, one may simulate
death and yet live.”
This was all; there was no date, no signa
ture. For awhile she was deeply Impressed
by the notorious tone of the strange note.
But Captain De Belorgoy, a retired officer,
who, though old and ugly, possessed an am-
pie fortune-, soon dispelled her vague fears,
and,six in 111‘liS after she became tho widow
Gorgeon, she was .vladaino De Belorgey.
« -a * s *-** «
Tan years had passed as swiftly us a day to
tho unhappy. Madame Do Belorgey was
making her toilet; tho door -of the boudoir
opened: a servant announced an unknown
gentltman who wished to sco Madame on
iiuportanl business.
liostily attiring ..herselfin arobodechain,
bt-. Diana berried to the rcceptiou room;
luforo her st“od Jacques Gorgeon! But
how changed! a poor decrepit old man, y at
with go’ll in ahnadince; hecurno from tho
new world to claim his wife. Looking up at
bur entrano", lie motioned the servant to re
tire, saying to Diana,
“That which I have to say, inadame, ro-
quireu^io witnesses.”
A few minutes elapsed,
■‘Now, sir, weurculooc; to wlat do I owo
tbcjhonbr of this visit?”
Throwing himself into n pathetic attitude,
the old hanker cried out.
“What! Diana, da you not reeogni/.j your
husband Gorgeon?”
The words fell upon the poor woman like a
clap of thunder, lieenvering herself, she up-
proachcd the bell-rope, sayiug:
•Sir, your attempt at imposture U not
a ado in Hie right place. Gorgeon, my first
husband.committed suicide in Paris, some
ton years ago."
The old man’s only aswer wasa laugh; ho
then led her to a seat and recounted to her
all tho particulars of his life siueo they nutt
ed for the lust time 1 As lie concluded, ho
told her, also, that he had returned to re-
sumo his old position, richer than ever.
Diana sat as ono in n dream.
“Well,” said the old villian, “why don’t
you embrace your hu band?”
"Have I not told you,” replied the weep
ing hdy, “that 1 am again married? And
am 1 not justifiable?”
Then she went on to tell him in what a
situation ho left her, finishing with an a>
count of her marring" to Captain De Itolor-
gay
Thu proton led dead man went out m u
great rage,vowing vcngeanco and (hroaton*
hobbling tithe office
glrgfeggioifli 6flrto. f Tripling £§WilWs.
A t. hackett, atturnb vat *====7 ■
jiLAW, RmgyjId.Ucorgia, w-l (irkctice INTELLIGENCER &EXAMINE|l
JOB OFFICE:
LAW, Rwgiold t (leurgia,*>\ practice
ini tb«"fallowing counties: Cotoosa, Chattoof a,
.Murray Gilmer, WhiifieM, Onrdon, Walker,
Datlc. Reference*; Maj. W. V. HarmHl, Miiri-
etta. Hansel I & Himpaon, Marietti, J ;mf* R*
Lsiwhon. Kaq , Dahlonega.
/aBTParticular attention paid to the rolecting
buiincHf* May 48, 1857 d*wly
HlMPHOX-r-ATTOR.NKV AT
AW Atlanta. Geurg**.
amber 8, 1851 dly
L.IA
Norum!
J OIIX V. li'EAnn-ATTORNEY
AT LAW',—Colquitt, Mills r,e->.; Georgia
march C 1857 wlv
L f
TOMMIES AT LA IV’-Mscon Oeorgin.
U II. LAMAU. O A. UOCHRANI.
July |:i, 1857 dAwlf
II, 1.11 >1 Sl.U A N FORTH—
A1TOBXEX AT LAW—Fairburn,
Georgia.
July 25, 1857. ihwtf
UNI>EKWOOD & HA ltHIS,
Attorneys at Law,
Atlanta Georgia.
- *. w.nvir« Jew
C, 1
LUTHER J. GLENN
Attorney at Law,
Atlanta - Georgia.
Willattand tha Coartfl in tho Counties of Ful
ton, DeKalb, Fayette, Campbell, .Meriwether,
Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, Ueard, Cobb, and
Spalding.
WhltebalDtreM over .
MatcIj 1-th, H5T
II. CSDIRWOOD. |
1JK. L. J. ROBERT.
.Medical & Surgical Practitioner.
Marietta, Georgia.
Ofiicoat bisrotidence.
Tine PROPRIETOR*
having recently added t .
JOB DEPARTMENT of the
liibment a LAROE and VAK;i.
jaaiortment of the LaUtl Styl* • :
£ii)l
High, Skiers k €o.
COMLilSSIOK heechakts.
TENNESSEE PRODUCE,
corroy, r;j:ow:i:i£Kd .
A laba in a Street,
/ly.atb -/ tte X*. U •'•>•' • >/.'
'Atlanta. Georgia
ciiij tHberi;>ciiicih^. 'ijjccjdai ucbei’tigeiqcijjg.
(liarkeit Grubb.
HANTS.
For Sale.
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__ .ANTA STEAM MILLS-
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lo s°f '; tJ’- . .. v. -,.... ...
Circulars, Wav Bills, v L... •- i-u ; iz,.;.-
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Programmes, Business Cards,
HANDBILLS, POSTERS, Ac. O - OTK-.; . C-:
w —. , ! GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Wo reftf-ectfnlly solicit the pelrocage of our. .. , ,... ... --, r ,
friends in the city an-1 country, ac-l assure then: i j j -\ A*lU U \P)5-
tha till orders will be promiilly and satisfactorily , -r ...... .. * ■ ' ,
atlendedto. , ‘
New Stock Coming In
G. J. TVK1GHT.
Attorney at Law,
Albany, Georgia.
May 18, 1857.
AVM. A. HARRIS,
Attorney at Law,
Isabella, Worth Co., Georgia.
Refers to—Maj. J. L. Horrid, MilledgeviUe;
Hon. A. U. Hnndell, Thomaivilio; Miller A Hall,
Oglethorpe; Hon. R. II. Clark, Macon; Col. J.
W. Duncan, Atlanta.
June 2-dtyl
JAUKD IRWIN WHITAKER,
Attorney at Law,
Atlanta Georgia.
Ofiico, front roomi over J. R. A C. H. Wal
lace'! Store, corner Whitehall and Alabama aU.
May 28, 1857.
MARK JOHNSTON,
Attorney at Law
CartCrsville, .... Georgia.
I'.h.as, isse. Jtwi
P. O. HAltPKK,
Attorney at Law,
West Point Georgia
April IS, 1S55. dlwtf
Hutchins L Young,
Attorneys at L a vr ,
Lavvrcncevillo, Georgia.
Will practice in the counties of Gwinnett, D '.!
Walton, Forsyth and DeKalb. Any buiinei* en
trusted to their care will be received with pica*-
uro and attended to promptly.
NATHANIEL H. HUTCHINS, Jr.“
ISAAC M. YOUNG.
July 27: 1557.
0. P. Eddy k (Co.,
(.^rCCRi^OR? TO C R. nANI.KTTLTnt'COA
EX JOB NO CARO PRISTiSJ 6FF1CI,
AND
II3ooliL"iiiiAclcry.
Comer of Whitehall and Alabama tu..
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
0. P. EDDY & CO.,
former extenrive assort
ment of BOOK and JOB
TYPE, CUTS, ORNA
MENTS, Ac., a very large
variety of new material!, of
thelaUtt ttylc*. together with
one of Hoe'e celebrated
Cylinder Pmiei,
di.«patch to all order! for work in theirlinc—which
they will execute In the best style of the art. nt
fair prices for Cuh.
Particular attention paid to the execution
I On-
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COMMISSI. N M£ fiCHANT3,
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MEDIATELY. t:a- .n .at
II i,
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raruruiar n.wauou .v mi cxcvanoi. u, „
FINE WORK for Railroad and other Joint Stock ' (A * L \ \ K • 1
Companies, Transportation A^cnt?, Back*. Col- " " KM M'
leges and Schools, Attorneys, Public Offictr : Uk*-n a*. p»r. f r f.
Merchants, and other*. sdd bv < }i cT? > - 4
Booki. Pamphlets, Catalogue*, Circular* n c t! i?.:A;\vt:.
Cards, Promissory Notes, Blank Deeds, Check*
Way Bills,Programmes,Hand and Show Bills, M . &. A. K. It. OITK 1-
Posters, Ac., exc-uted at short notice.
Printing in Gold and Silver Brojtx*
and Pahct Colored Iwss, or on Vellum, Satin
Muslin, sc., done In beautiful style-
Having likewise connected a
Book-Bindery
with their Printing Establishment, they .ue pre
pared to execute orders for every description of
work in that department—including HI LIN
AtlanCi. Ot I I*.
ing nil ports of evil
of n magistrate, he related his griov. uces. . - - ■■ W . h
•'.So you are the man that wns reportod j I ^ h m J fc
killetl by your own huuil some ten year*
linee.”
‘•Tcs; but t was all a pretence.”
^•But how did you cflect it? 1 ’
“I bought a body from a grave digger at
I’jrela chaise and mutilated it, ai was re
ported, and then fled.”
‘•Out of my bouse, thou sacrilegious
wretch! go! You complAn of injustice!—
You! the author of such unheard of crime:;
avaunt
Office to Whitehall etrcct, ovnr Alexsn-
dcr’s Drug Htore.
Msy 13. »M57 diwingQ
IW, T, C, Campbell A. Bio.. ..
S URGEON and Mechanical Den
tist.*, arc prepared L* j-orform all
operations in the profei-sion with
durability and skill.
Z4r*Office over Alexanders Drugstore. White
Hall it.. W. T. C. CAMPBELL.
0. P. CAMPBELL.
Atlanta, Jan. 20 dtf
A il l Monsieur Jacques Gorgoon was ilri- T \lt, K. T. I 1
S«*JIIT.IY; IfirccJ to leave not onlv the mae- .1J tarn.l from a tuit to Virginia will r.-
PinDLIAM having ro-
*tnno the practice of his profession in the city
of Atlanta and its vicinity.
Can he foui «1 athieoffice at *11 hour*,except
when professijnally engage*!,
or Office WASHINGTON HALL,
•eplftdwtf
wore in that department—including r. I L1>*j j
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING—:: a;
style superior to any ever before done in this sec
tion of the State. Their ToGs being oil new and ; RArir.z r
of tbelatest patterns, their Stock of materials the : HKI’ SI
be*i the Northern markets afford, and their work, i r e star.:
men equal to any ir. the South, they feel confide:.t j if*;., :
of their ability :• give entiro satisfaction, i:.' j; -
consequently h «*. e no hesitancy in soliciting ... _• • ;
patronage of their friend* and the public. !
^U0r iersfor work, in either departmerr. ol' II.-
their be nines.*, f. * any part of Georgia and Carriage
neighboringSuirr will meet with prompt attea tis,if ,<
tion. Fa.l Top
Atlanta G*. Feh. 20, 1557, (dAwly.l : PMbee*,
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY!
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Ordinaries, can be furnished, at short notice.)
any favorite form of DEED. WRIT, or PRO
CESS which they may dc*ire ; and all FO RMS i
.if legal instruments, commonly in use, are al
ways on hand, to be S4*U at the lowest price*.
Atlanta. M w
NEW CANDY MANUFACTORY
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rpUK.8l~crittM.«i:.t.v rativ : -.1 f.V
V ‘ |- v; lift
‘ 1 SL T*i.t UtpmU atdrataiL Am
»-• ;■-.iif.** visbttrf tceattOrfsln.
J SnlQXEjJojU)'
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to ^rrlrt I.aaic,
•i> <1 tlio.v: ulMujt to marry!
1 1 ■ -y.h.f. ? I: JL EBHdT ED MON-
I PII -W!
, . ' * / r -j x ‘ 3n of A!«io4«
■•• r > Academy<
C-. vr . i-,Mt.- -un to L« Ma
! ; *^-y. the Zny,:**.
A •’ “** ; . , a cLana
• mcortnul nSeoniea »o.v.5,qamfc
t tsi ir.ngwf on tlie Moh-.Ltytre»4*
vf.-.g per,m regulonty. lu oil coses c< N<rr*.
j a.* Piiy.uM of tLe Heart.
A.r t ct Whiu-s, an»! in fact in *11 cctcpdaint*
1 tnrng fr?,m a disordered ccnditieB sn-d ua-
; OeaiUiy aetto'i of tie GestuJ Orgasm, these
»i'nlfivn*i *£'C\ t, and peruraiicot raze.
7 It t are pu’ o; ^ smaJ! plate glass daak*. *e
-.-efr reeled (root obfemtioa, aed sce«cif«c*
• V foil Cxn<.\UKM f<n use. Price $1 per
pi.kage.
'• B —TL***e Pills fboald not be taken be
" : !-*riag the fins; lirree zsocths of preg-
t- -■ : a ‘tty are tart io bnag os imscomage;
-• v jiiitr time they ore kazaleoit J. &.
. 17. TS. odj Agent far the Coiled
r a: ib Doctor* office a
; - ^ ; ’;• A I.j> oru's Female Prote<ctof—on
x * A i •Lcept»n. andiovaJc*
* *'-a’ea wto. owing t» iabita of
• . ; ci wtaation are iLcopoduted.
-..erf-;: l. Pnc* *rZ sent by
w.;fi these rtroedies. I have
• s v _.u Land the work* : Mit-
gai iUniagcAittiij, Daetaes of Fe-
• A M a •- Loci, work is anhstanuaJ
. -. i ‘ -autlfuily fuistrYted with cotomd
*• -1 c r.uia nearly fnr htzndm! pare*
:'•Wii-rc.GVt. s<m rjxil to ony *A*
: costs snstaspa
‘ • aJdreafei V •prill recede my
m- i.-ite ar.v&u r.: tz". of isq^ury
a e ; KUfe u eack^i,] "Xili be pr- apdy
: J-K- liLANDIN.M p.
‘ *' Jwr€«
Just Received.
Ill: r.». --* = 'ter*. uic^Vn
OlT(Ea5li£h
: ' bailed “ “ do
- » : ' *.*?r-trail ' --areypr’mOi
- - “ “ whaleOi
- • -' ! ««»*». G’ ‘ Tanners.
l’\\- - U-.-'.a “
-I'.- aborted V^iuiueB.
" 95 j<-r ecu. 1 -cn5»oL
3 20 - Burning FMi'
r , ■ - Campheae.
v i lu " _ Spirits Tarpeatine.S
. - . - ;i“ VYhite lead, assorted.
A iILse: Gla.-#. assorted sixes.
I »-s^: Mil', rcl.-rai Paitti, aid alt artici.
* Ptrrtcrf’ cee. hrti.«lr
i 1 ■ • * * > EXiisrUa
"sl . _Mposs Iwsc.
T' cry »’ r rit rg Flcid wo* toe
*• -'-i-'*- -cl Itscrpasiaasiluk-
t *•••'■ r. dzniiixj and easy
•» '* Whuk toe •ti'k, add a irttl*
•a?<* htz. mixod e*he»
. w . - vit. ' ; j ct Llv, cox bcttles aa 1
i • -* c; tbe k;r when art a use. lk*»
1 - • - • -mu lie *-u*!j-ea,ofid cae.rot be
j - . c • -i .ty *t nj :rk maasioeturel
,x '.rr* art r«4f><«fuily K-usatod, os we wiii
•.: c \te a *e Ink as 1*w kf itLca. u ;t
i .e;». L-y it Pti.sb:a. T:ruz. cr N T.
V.,_- a--? ty Drs. B.ggers 1 Guild. At.
iller** Hair Iari;urator.
. = 4‘ 7J
D* Lair
’■ t .taj -Ltl* Uaf4.IL* Tt
t.x r Von tiffe at! ktatrs
• s. trf loe- tgf.ffgT«en(
-;• -*•. Dvtew* :trxz /. v
f ItU *-Cl tSSkr i». ware.
Whiskey! Whiskey!
TtJST received In Store, top JlWi. Cure Whtl-
•1 kov, wbtcb will be eoM vciv ebeap.
T. K. LOWE,
. oct, 27, 1957. ilwtf.
susrwjDEn v.i.vk
Taken at Par
iEoitmumiEL.
r |l H E subscriber will sol! oighL r ten Negroes,
^ th elloim' and Lot whepron lie now re-
de* in the City of Atlanta, and a large stock
of Fciuily Groceries, payable in
Georgia Kail Hoad Bank Hills
vm.TT'
ud rather titan mis<« trade, at
NK PERCENT PREMIUM
•Yen Route to the South -'Vea
Connecting Chattanooga, Tenn.; Charleston, 6.
U.; Savannah, Ga.; and all North-Lantern
Cities, with Memphis, Tenn.
pST* The Inst connecting Link of Rail-Road
between New York and tho .Mississippi
River!
This Road is now completed, and oponed for
tho regular transportation of Passenger* and
Prolght. nnd will afford more expedition and less
c\pnn>e, than any other route between the North
K»st and South-West. Passengers and shippers
will 44 lake luc notice thereof, and govern them
selves accordingly.”
Passenger Tratus loare Stevenson daily ai
o'clock, A M., (after the arrival of the
from Chattanooga and Nashville,) end arrive at
Meutphia seme day at 7, P. M.. connecting with
First Class Steam Packet* to New Orleans, and
rtant points upon the Westers
era.* Goods consigned to KeiLRoad Agents at
Charleston -»r Savannah, will be forwarded tn
Memphis and other points* by Express Prolght
Trains*
Freight In charge of the Adam's Bxpresi
Company, la earriod over this rpute daily, by ths
A CARD.
H AVING retired from the Hardware
business, 1 embrace this opportunity of
silking my friends and the public for the liber
al patronage extended to the firm of Gilbert,
Clarke Leris, and would recommend to
heir ootifidjuco and support my late partners
ind friends, Messrs. Clarke 6c Lewis, as being
in overy way worthy of their patr msec
\YM. 11. GILBERT,
JVov 13,1857 ddwlm
DISSOLUTION.;
FflHE firm of Gilbert, Clarke At Lewis, is
1 this day dissolve 1 by limitation, in future
the concern will be conducted by the under
signed, and who are authorized to settle up
the nctes and accounts of G. C. A L.
CLARKE A LBNVia
Nvvtfmbcr 13 1857 __ dawtm
’UroccVlcrat Prime Com/
rlHIE Subvrii.er tvillccllhia |iicmiu abick
I of FAMILY an.l PLAXTATIOK (SBO-
EKILS, at coal anJ Freight, foe Bill, of ihr
llaukof Fullim, oilicorgla Ruil-
onil & llankliiR CompMiiy. H>
will liltcwia. r.voivn|ihi- fill, of the aatm
Hanks, in payinftit ol Jebta due the e.:air of
C. D. I’arr, iliffaani.
L. J. PARR.
<k'I7i1«iI A»«nt
E, HI, SEAGO, «
Sl lXtSSORTOSF.AoO t I.AWRE.V l
will eosTisn: rut: rnor>vce com
mssroM n r sis ess,
AT IIIS NEW COMMODIOUS FIRE
PROOF BUILDING,
Front »«f Atlanta llot#i.an.in«-ti to Fulton Hot**,
ATLAXTA, GEORGIA.
tB»Th*uaual Farilitieaoffrred t.» Sl-ipj^r* "riitr*
tprctfnliy *ol»elted
Oct 16th. 1*66. _(«lAw 1% 1
To Itlnxiers S. Snelt Manufncfnrr j 'factor 4
( . r s,.~Wc have a tine stock of Window i rrf - a -ei to
■Hass—' cgingiunitekom 5 XIOto 4DK60inch. ! ,-cnt* per t
t>#. Als-,2.D0Otb Putty—all of which ire wil j order » •
•elllow for c.vsh ,.r abort credit. re:orcud*»r
Nov. It. 1S56. SMITH A K27.ARD
Notic to Furntei***
I WISH i. hu» .acice R»dan' VTtiSr vh.**? rrja'j
It at the roaiact rr>r». K. U SK *
A ur r. N*\t aioor t« thf Fult.’u Hi jm*.
Grtsiri-f-, e't rttt*•
t'tin-h«im -.1 ac ten > \ i
.bflOAT.
irwf-
tm
of pUia »*• i
f auev Art. *
llav.ng re m ...
te laid iu a C: :
ry : L ir.g .« v.*-
James M. Carter.
;in!ins x. I ommit-ionMii
cliani.
C‘. r. B A R.T3EI •
i Fiino ? on : Sep«irer and rater,
i \\'-- -»:••••=■: ••• ‘■■I '*?.>■-'
j » > I zr : sxrh as rt
. I S'.ttit..,: a::, r. * ra zg
. - • .a.nvfi cf tewsuisgf \y
• rcie.Ae.
i ** f.vei. ir t*cry ietames or se
' a..« nairrirted.
rurtinpbyi* mr done •( Reduced
Prlcet-
r-e- A.i crier, , a - tf cA at Mcur*. WU-
! r. . --- ..re m r». * Pe-ehtreo st., AUeJS-
dwly.
Hay.
Atlsnt *. Nov St * •
FUIlNITUnil
FDBXITl It E!
11
100 !,t“
V.. I
rVcw Huron.
lUeon, rhoica artkk. >u«ie*. Ham
r*. j*.*t r«<fvir«d an-itwi »*'.«• hj
F. M.££A«U>. r«n«l»*i< n V»r<* i
West
aaff.
Northern Manufm toi w
llaiis! Sags! Sags!
AT TIB
Corn Exch*u*f Bag Manufactory,
125 & 127 Broad Street, H. Y.
Now ready for the Fall Trad# Cheap lor Cfcah
50.000 new S IIu. Grain Bags,
25.000 44 2 44
55.000 Second hand 3 aud .1 Bu. in Prime'Or*
tier.
37.000 Seamless Bags of all the various kind*.
Miller', ling*. .
,, ,, W ..41 1ft Bbl IU*. ftMtfQMl 5-4
b,u Tm‘.«, m>A non our rmnlum
i \ IUUK.> M
V 9 in th»» ms
CORN HEAL.
I tVIrceis-W
,1 burMcts
bushels fresh •« » *n
WALLAtX ARORiVaS.
PuMBgir Tr»!»4.
V. O. ARMS, auml Btp’l.
HunUrlllvAU., April lat, I,IT.
•Throogb TiftkiU»« M.mpbu, As., told ol
Wilmington, H.C.; Chirlerton, 8. Oq AngmiU,
Soronnob, Mown, AUoato and Colnmbnr, Oo.,
Moutgonwrj, Alo.) ChoUonoogo and NatbrlUc
tt*.To ronnart wltb tha Wattare nail, on
I It H«ad, paarengar, will tab* tha mgbk Train,
Item Wilmington, N. Oq AnguUY Cbattta
and Kaahrllla, Tnn.) and tha day traitt
Char la. Ion and KinprUla, 8. Oq aad AU
April lib *
(llatad Cloth, (warraatat not to .ilk Hour. I Thl. U
* new vlicte »n«t we eell tbe particular atteatwa c
MtUera aw: >1oar ItiaGr*
ttalt Veelnriea supplied with R*r*. aU else#, Aealcnevt
•vnreselv tor uee.
. order* eiecnted with naatoea* end dt«
♦
It K. Ct^RICr, prepoeter
CfA
sF*
Situation n» Teaclior tVautert
A JTftng (aatlaman vault a aitnation at!
Taicaia, la aoiaa Ptauo ficaooL ar pritau,
CUaUx. ilavaaadacawdlnonaof Um hart la-1
itUdUiiu tn Iba D, Slataa. Tlta hart afnltrwoa.
VINCENT D. CALVIN,
AUaalaOa.
cfV H Keahar riber be mas reet^ned the’ Ageery of lb i
1 varans Insurance t'ompacie*. f.w wb.-ni be ha 1
Goer vtinj. takas tbU melhot o:‘ ret urn in* bi» th»«S it
lo hi frieists for thetr liberal palrwaape. ant wool ,
prrttuilv reoom.’aend %o them toc*Miuri«e that pat ;
ia«eto Ins stirOMOor, PK. V L ANt'.G-H,
AH 1 new.i aav i« rwoon»asewltna all »»f tfce c>wi|iH»iv j
»roarroort.ieoeo, tela, refer w Gieir repott*. j
oJ tiinr premptnee* la re*pood.n* their lessen t } 1
he Ute Are i* tbl* place MARKHAM
Atlanta. July 1st, 1667 uJ
Fire liiaurauco Ageuc,.
tlaviot retired the Afmcj of Vbe
llnrlforit Fire Insurance Co.
Capital Stock, , |500.<»0
Aaaclu, 61S.000
.Etna Insurance Company.
Capital Sw«k, *1,000.000
Aaartto, 61(5,000
Chartered 181®.
Pherntv InsuruucuiConupanr
Capital, $200,000
AiMttt, 812,305
Icaursnee nan he had in either of the
re Ooupanie* Xl as low rate, at in any
reepensibl* OnmpaniM. by spplioi
N. L. AKOIKR. A«enk.
•aaatat tha OtaUlag Star. .1 Wai. Datv,
• IrtwrllMlStlU M
Jatpl, IMI
M
PRODIGIOUS RUN!!!
V (. XL 111A i !!A5 Mil* . U
SOU"! H-WESTERN
Hollar Wookly
s \v t i.i.i .*i*
‘Burial 1 h*
sy-rejared to fum:»* l
■v;^t
w
;-Sr
al Caeca,«
von tews ot a oompcter.t
F. A.
35, ’56—dwly
parttkc: t
Ol
DR M. IliUl W.
HOMOEOPATHIST.
FFICB and Rtvwws in Hr. Votr.rin'^ ol
life, opposite IVuta HubV,
N oreraber SO. 18.G daw tv
NEW CROCKERY STORE.
On He C«u»‘r itVrr Ptae&tm,Dmlur A
-Veru'.-t Street* com together.
TC£) WHERE will befoar.d a »iO<»D
Of STOCK of CROCKERY. CHIN A
TB GLASS WARE, ale® Silver PUt*J
Wata, TabU OstUry. Waiter*. Ac., which will U
A at PAIR PRICKS. Ww a eaU fra *
ywho ar* la wool ef th* above firsts.
XlUfiU (Nor. 331., IS57. Jw3a.
I) u*riniitt‘s to Putrouiit. 4 it,
, uih W eat; rn Wt ; r U, ek v * l
1 ,Uw :» a;ir ’.U .
woii *c e. r« i ting d
' •>! ms-ralcharaf.er.
\ s * 1 icrary and I>u'ty |«jWf, mu nded
. cswtu'.. ta*teijC< i. auruuui .*. ir
; cr ahs' e\.i) :. ui- y na> H l>odtjiuve-J id
si A YEAR.
We mt.H havt a large t-uivonfUor. I »t n
..: v, .u u eired i. ran ftamcfl v.^sv,
Zuttu m URDS A Gt 1 ! BY.
Mur rv tw. vru. I'tuu.
nTTuKisha'nsW’ll (ham «*pv u«U Is* o
J nuary. suu cluig* «-*»** «> ctt. «.
v, rohvr lh«» ■* **•*
ivIuAS! GLaTsSS! «L.\S!»!
BQ8 Boxow.
i . K hart ta stwro -'-se o( ite larges; ewcu wf
\ v \ ini-'w fil*'*, aver bruugki tv' J;:* aorke
jcl'. it at low ’ftrare* fer CASH* Col
qprl* TsMITH.A KZZARD
Hat-oi»- riou i-u ol u-Ptai-Oats!
i Tctatoee* Baooo.
- - •$. g>:d Sspertn* F^wr,
ft^** - * ■ bashali gos-5 YTk.:e Coni,
‘O'. V-Juhcl? No. 1 PeaAfar fcUnlti&g,
HiAtls Black 5e«d Oats.
: Cera Meat
T- is- -re srtr-tw w^r tw mi *t fair Barker
- * ' a-h. .* r i o. ft) day t»ft->t*a. My
* ve^r irre. *-.i l wi!! Stereo!!
. -; .. w tA»>. jAL jsrwdaew l*K
- • -• - - - -*» u -aijoiter War*
. "k *--7 »*i h? Irroral if dweixtd*
C. i). PARR*
T'avar F r^iuo* Bro
T O MAM FA CTUUBR8 ,
tuve recctnuf a
: S;k’ I oath*
I tmngw. Bind-
i*u Hi*, and
cv>nndcwc with th* B«*l and hh
■' whiC v . Will;**. M.ilJ It a* price* i
,ro«r» accvMnjwnaai with Cash wifi b*
hy dilevi with *00.1 (ioodiy ami at low
.alike Sign of the Big Boot, Peachtree*
rf.er..kra Bk<k.
7 WU DIMICK & MIT.
41ST BLTE1VEU!
AOOORDEOHSJ
:H or used bv the Campbell Mia-*
rc’.» iz i .;.-rr travelling MaaieCowl
f the 5Gur.‘.l of th tax precisely iaita* 7
i.nj; tr.e humaa voice. AUe other Frtaek Accvr-
d«ons* Ftatit: :s. V;->lsae. B*«s, ‘TuiUrs, Tt«W f
Bar 1 s Itcjlveritw, tie. Ah of whieh will W
stU. ‘..tap to sail the ticuts, or
It. BRAliMULLKR*8 Maaie Sure
\YY : tahxB rt., sign of th* IUg Drum
o<* 11* *57 Jwlj
l piioi ait-ring and Mrittraa* *Ji
lubllsbnienf.
• pMK seU. ri'wr bMcvuutaatly *a band, ssd naea
l /aeianvc \o erdvr. aU kiad* sad qwabttee et
Irwin the ebrap Straw, sOuca aal
iv Him, t*tbe ;»are Ct'JW KD HaIR Mattrsn**, wax
rooted eneerWr us as j erUel* »»»r tft/*lls Ibis
jd*;*. I bare ale>* oa am?. Hair t*-^at*re aad Pit
Sy'raf-^pslti^ Osm5m a>i I caa^we. l’ew ths
W .ifij reuvael ^*iral tialtroee®* wu* »**
•ad* tre atolefc. wa^> seiee fail ijfls— eUw— tm*
4JOOI* eleepiB*
I ms aJe“ jw>-parwd *
: ewev U*ia with
*T, the abort **t*ouew.
. i J.,S *.:r •• • i:
ft. -I -ft 1 * 'It:-