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- iMBte DUNCAN AtOCHRAHE. A' WEDNESDAY,' TERM* OP THE ItfTKLLIGBVCBR 4 EXAMINER DAILY, - $6 00 WEEKLY, ------ i oo FOIL SHERIFF. mm* mm» m^owje, For Deputy Sheriff*. 0. C. OBKEN * OSBORN. For Clerk of Superior Court. DR . B. F. BO MAR. For Clerk o* Inferior Court. DANIEL PITTMAN. JV 7W«fl«r.-a n. WALLACE. far ihamyor.—J. 0. FARRAR. IVjE&ttuter.-W. F. WINFIKLD. nr Tkx RKtiKT.—A. J. COLLIER. trr Caroner— t R. WHITE. State into the Union* withoat inquiring to the right or to.Ah« Mi, except that the contemplated State ha* a tepnUieanredte, attention '^ThiTij'th* on(y tree wap to «&y "out hondnterrention. "We ahull maintain thb ground against all bppoal- tion. Sj ,' <.'•• . ■■ \ V •• V \' '• On the ve^ole the Massage of the Presi* dent dettawlth our cordial approval, and assures *8 that we are fortunate In the iriae, prndeut. and cautious chief* who preside* over the Executive Department of the Onion. For Latest News SEE THIRD PA.Q E. Itgroee Wanted. Than baring nagtoca White vrtil do well to notice the advetti|em*ntofS. W. Thornp. too, Esq., in ocr paper to-diy, VC Democratic Meeting The tsseting at the Athenesm, on Mao' day night lut, as Will be teen Dorn the Secretary’* report in another column, wan adjourned over until Friday night, at the Athaneum. On that night let it he remem bered by all that the Democratic party will prewar to the pcaple of Atlanta their can didates,' te adminiater the government of our young and growing ei : y ior the next year. Let then be a fa I aUendaac* of all citizen! who delire to unite in ejecting a chmgs for thi bantr, ia of oar municipal tSun- Senator Hunter. it u a gratifying bet to be able to an nounce the leMeetieo by “acelemation,” of the Hen. Robert M. T. Hooter, as United States Senator from Virginia.— This dietinguished Statesman has for twel ie consseetire years repieaented the Old Do- miaie* ia the Senate, atd it was but a 1 fitting tribute tibia eminent worth and ca-1 parity, to honor him for a third time with f ,,, . „ , this high trust. i aem*. * boped that be »iil favor us a > n ™ . ,, - with a reguar appeal ic befoblf of cur , The Medical College. , c*u.<. Through the indefatigable energy and i be Executive Committee having app. lit- ■eal of car worthy Represea ative. Dr. ; el s e-tamut-.e to report suitable cun inhaler Westmoreland, a hill hat already pas«ed \ for Mayor and city Aldermen to our next that branch of-the Legrdatore of which he j meeting. upon motion the meeting was ad Democratic Meeting. A rypectabb portion of the Democratic Party of Fulton County, pursuant to pre vious totiee, inet at tbo Athtneum lu this city co the night of the 14th instant. Dr. E. N. CaLiocs was called to the chair, and MaBQiKiri A. Bill requested to act as Sec* lelary. Seysral present being called upon made brief and spirit'd speeders. 'ini. \V. T. Wilson in his csuel happy main declared among other things that the Know Nothing petty, eat*petty, had frxt unto a certain mountain, abate lions roar anil other beasts •talk abroad. Ho sympathised with his Know Nothing frieede, and entreated them for G d acd the Country s rate toenliat un der the Demoeratio Flag. aud shun tba mountain of 'Hepxidxm ’ The Coi. promised to gire us something in the way of an erausesieat speech at the Atbenetm neat Friday night, rich, rare and racy. We hope to - «• on this occasion, one thousand and one sturdy strong hearted Democrats gathered together ; and let ns bare a meeting that trill abate the city from centre toeiteamftwncc, with jufcilcat shouts of patriotism, bursting from the hearts of good and true men. C«L R. J. Cowast, also wade a few per threat remarks. He said that he bad no Cuncesslons to nuke U> the Know NotLing party of Fulton, acd no cum promises to propose. He wished to see the Democratic party of the city acd county take a boh! stand in defence of eur lima honored proa- ciplee, sod allow no Sag to fioat over them, bat thestars and stripes of Democracy. He will make ua another speech ,n Friday nigh) next at the Atheneum, and let every Demconu in the cucsty or present and hear him. Co'. Hoc.,* trade a abort treeM. which was m nesting ur.d fall of cocuuragitu; out of porlioM of Cherokae, Cobb, and Forsyth coma tic*. Carried. ■ Mr. Westmoreland, of Fulton, moved to dfthclr mad reconsider a* much of yesterday's journal aaTelatea tea bills granting certain privi. Nr to Mr. Thomasie, for experimenting in the manufitclura'afrtfolt. Carried Mr. Beall mqved to suspend the rules In order to lake npVblll' for the pardon of Ms shack Te*l*.<jf Campbell county. Tlyi .bull, K t.rt, nut—and in fact * cr, contributing Fifteen Thousand j j urued anti. Friday night rex' at 7 o'clock Dollars to ths Atlanta Medical College, j —to meet at tie A beneuin. The libersiity manifested by this apprup.-i- - M. A. BELL, Secretary stioo cannot be too highly commended. I', -xbibita a wise and proper appreciation of ■ Medical science, and of tha untiring effort} i of the fraternity of this city to establish a ; first class school for the education of Phy- i sieiana—in this part-of Georgia. We , sincerely true*, the other branch of the Legislature through which the bit! hx< y ot to pas-, may give to it their sancri-rn. E. X- CALHOUN, Preridan!. GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. Our MilledgevOln Correspondence. MninHirritiLl, D«. 12th, 1857 SENATE. • A a..uon was nude to rocoustdet so much of yesterday's journals a- relates to the passage of a resolution to relieve James Rogers from hi* bond. The Campbell Minitrela. it was argued that os tne reiolatiuncon- This talented and attractire trocp, will j templated a gratuity, the constitution re po-form at the Atheeeno thia evening.— qoired more That a simple majority to adop' Doors open at S o’clock, performance to it. commence at 7. Go early tu secure a gocri I Tre Pren.tent decided that is this was a sod comfortable met. It » generally tea-1 r»s lu: or. to relieve from » penalty, and coded that in the delineation of negro chore ! cot grant a aratuity a imparity wav suS- trier, they are asperior to ary who have 1 cient. proceeded them ic ccr city, and ’heir mu cal capabilities sreof the very higne-’ order. An hour c* two can be spec 1 ra n plaaaasS lyin witnessing their perforuuxecee. We bespeak fer then a crowded house 'c-nighi, and te morrow night. The Prenient'a Meauge. We have been op to this moment pre cluded from giving any expression to our views in reference to the important matter: contained in the first Message of President Buchanan to the Congress of the United j of Mi. Gibson, diepecsed with, Su es. We laid the document entire be fore our read-is, on Saturday last, without comment, leaving them to form their own epiaioca as to r.t merits. The Messsg • is t plain busiassedike daeument, giving a eltar and connected statement of ths print ripal topics, now before the country Tne views of the President no.rite commercial and monetary condition of the cranny will be read with general to'creel. He informs <s that the crisis which has visited ue, and which hie chocked our commerce and eur- reney, YaTnot bees wjthjut a most disas trous effect upon the revenues of the gov ernment. so much to that a loan may have to be asked for, to carry on and maintain the operation* of. the Treasury. The Pres ident asserts that the embarrasimenta which have resulted in this necessity, hare “proceeded solely from our extravagant and vicious system of paper currency and bank credits, exciting the people to wild tpeetdadoue and gambling in •tuck.'’ Upon the great and exciting question of Kanses, the President enters at large, and narrates the principal event! that have transpired in that territory ainee his inau guration into office, ile reviews the whole subject of the Ltcompton Constitution and whilst he aieertv tba: he would hare pre ferred the submission of the entire Consti- lottos to the people, he still expresses it as his opiates that be convention we-e net bound to aatesit other than <h« slavery clause, and that having dot e inn—when tha vote that! Lave been taken, h is made ths dnty of the President of the convent on to transmit the Conititation to Congress f.r admission into the Union. Whilst we do not agree with Mr Bor haaaa that there was any cbtijatlon on the convention of Kansas te submit their con stitution to the peep!' for rttiUciti'.n or re* jeittou—we e rmnier.d his intention to favor the •dmieeion of the State irto the Union as it may be preaetjtrd to Congreet, :ft»r ths vote on it* 21st of thia month. We motion prevailtd, and, after reading the testimony the bill teat lost. Tbs Jud. com. reported on the following bills: - A bill to remove free persons of color from this Sutc*._ Lost. A bill to give judgements a priority of etatm, according to date. Lost A resolution, that the Governor sppoint a committee of tbree to taeke a complete Digent of the letvj of this Stale. Adopt- ed. A bill to create a Hoard of Conatniu od- ere, at * notary of $3,000 per annum, to cod- try the lews of this State, from tbs founda tion of tbs government to the prated!, n»tc- ing where they differ from the common law JLc. fho eommiaionsrs are Hon'*. II V Johnson, Hiram Warner and Hines lio't. The report was agreed to and bill passed. A bill to allow the correction of mistakes in tand grants, in certain cases. Made ape jial order for Tuesday next. A bill to compel Executors, Sheriffs Ac., to advertise ia papers, nearest the place, where the property for sale is. Made spe cial order for Monday next. A bill to alter the present la tv, in refer ence to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum aud to allow the Governor to appoint rew officers for the Institution. Passed. A resolution, askiog our Representatives and Senators in Congress, to urge the pass age of act. extending the benefit cf the Bounty laud laws, to ths mounted voluu- tors. Cl this State, called into service in IS- 37. Adopted. A bill to rusks all property liable to Tax / /or. List. A bill for the relief of the Cherokee Insur ance and Banking Company, and Planter's and Mechanics Book of Dalton G.i Pu<s- vd. House adjourned till 3 P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. The UV1 was granted to Rev. Creed Ful- t.-r, to Jelirc.- a Lictnre on Female Educx tioa and Masonry at 7 o’clock P M. Mailer i nier final eomiderjtion. A bill to render more certain the 4th sec - tion of the Stitnte of Frauds Ac., so far a-relates to contracts for real estate.— M tde s[> c al order for Monday next. A bill to require run-residents to an a Hi ll :1V it to the truth of their answen in Eqni- ty cau«e*, in the county, where the suit is pending. Indefinitely postponed • A bill tu amend the law, prescribing the manner of taking ca-ea to the Supreme Court by Mundamo}. Lost. A bill to add an additional section to tbs cor.-titntion, so as to prevent the chartering of -cpy new Banka or the renewal of any old charters. Lost by jeaa fifty-five—nays fifty-six There wtii be an effort nude to reconsider on Monday, when 1 will give the positions taken on either ride. A bill to incorporate tin R tmo Female C'ollc.e i’a-sed A bill to change the charter of the G gla Air Li-c Rad Hoad Cutupar,y. I'.t.■ ri Mr. Uarriso:. if Chatham moved to sus- pend tbe rules, in offer a rcsolutior., that n committee cl .three beappcdhled, to exam, iti the ! .ID on the Clerk's Desk and .-elect local i , ‘ he acted on at the evenings et*-m:s .Vdopted. A on o exempt from levy ,.-lieand Cer tain articles therein mentioned. Pass'd. A bil. to authorise Justices of the Peace 0 give judgment on open account , without pr.r f in open Court. PavjiyJ. A bi ’ t amend the charter of the At- ,an a and LaGrange R Road Cotnjeny.— Paa-ed. A b. l tu giant to the city of Savannah a certain roe :f wharf lieads therein r.«med. Ptaved. , A bill co eiclude all [nroi evidence, on th* trial of titles to bnl. Lost. Hou-e aijoorned till 9j A M Monday. •G. The BaaJu in Cotmci 1 . At a meeting of the a-sotiakd banks at Cieor.ng Huu-e last evening, a resolu tion was offered ‘that after the 12th insr., all ta’accet at the Ci-aring Houk: 'hall be paid iu specie'—which re*,lutio , if adopted, w ;uld essentially bare been n resumption of specie payments. The banka voting in fo. vor of the resolution were. Commerce. America, Manhattan, Mer chants’. A men ran Exchange Pbtenix, Na tional. Ful on. Chemical, Greenwich, Leath er Manufacturers', Broadway, Merest,tile, Irving—14. Al'd those vutii-g against it were—Meehauic's Union, City, State, Re public, Metropolitan, Continental, Trade*- nru t, Merchants' Etchanj', Orean, Butch- eta ent Drovers Chatham, People 1 * Itan . v.;r. Cittzeoi’ -NauBU, Marker S' N hoias. Co n Exchange, Park, Common w«uth Oriental. Marios, Atlantic—24. The city banki wer* net represented al the icg. The capitals of the abave banks are as foil <w»: The 14 tanks voting ayes i-are $27,476,' 204 ; the 24 banka voting nays hare $->!,■ ,, ... ,,, . ,OeOj.VO. Th‘re wsre fi banks not repre- Mr A.ktnaon, of Camden ro« t >a potr.t | ^i^j at th'm* ting, wh«e capitals a'e of order. He said this hill contemplated j 33.40M90. We learn that several of th in appropriation of monty; consequently, j above 14 hnoks contemplate re-uming spe. it c.ald not ha lor tBny have rente of tha best engines that oottU'bc manufactured by the ntost.celebra ted shops in thia country. Every pattern, dawn to the niiunta \ their shop. She is *'4 gine, and on Lwg.ffiRi, rt—wad clast freii --W- IMks ; l carsorer the road with rase. She wu Built under the superintendence of Wm, Burns, Muter Machinist, and the patterns worn iuado by Mr. Atkinson. Th* style and fitisn of the workmanship re flects the high est credit upon them, amt the other mechan ic* employed hr the Company. lit compli ment to the late superintendent, she has been named “Wm 31 Wadloy,” and ,nbe bears his likeness, a my gv,d one, on both shies of her cab. The likeness was alia sxeauted by an employee of the Cnmpuny, F. Cerveau, who has otherwise Imndsoanely ornamented her with paintings. D M Uu- gle is to tc her ruunor—ho is a native of this city, served his time in this shop, and ha- always, with tho exception of n few niootks, tern imho service of this Company. We couieuiplate this aohiewnteot with pride, not so much for its own intrinsic mer it, as for showing an advancement of .the mechanic orta in our city, of which anr citizens may justly bo proud. This is not the first step made by this Company to do all the Work they re quire th ate'ves. . Four passenger can have been built in their shops, which, for beauty and comfort, cannot be surpassed- This Company is enabled to do ita work mbatantially, from the facilities it pouesaea in a large shop, stocked with iho most im proved labor saving muchinory, and a tho roughly organized system of work for the opeiauves. Tito depot, shops, Ac., arc both worth a visit from any one.—Sivanwth Re- publican, Arizona Coming. In tit 1 Si Senate, Wednosday. it will be sc n. M • Gwinn, of California, gave notice i f his intention to introduce a Bill f.r the organization of the Territory of Arizona. Arizona is whit u ed to bo the Messilla Valley Gadsden purchase. It embraces about 27.000 square miles, interposed be tween New Mexico on the North, and the Mexican provinces of S.inora and Chihua hua on the south, and extending westward te the Colorado liver. A gentleman who has repeatedly traversed largo portions of it, says it abounds in gold, silver, and cop- per—has many spots of fertile soil, is ad mirably stapled for the propagation of all kinds of frett, especially the grape, aud p-sscsses an atmosphere which “it is a physical delight to breathe.” Colorado City, opposite Vums, i9 at the injunction of the G.la and Colorado, and at the pres* ent head of uarigation on the latter river. Population is flowing into the Territory. The minmg.companies last year consumed 8l00,0(i0 wor'h of goods shipped from San Francisco alone and landed at tho mouth of the Colorado. A week never passes without the sailing of vessels from Cali fornia to the Colorado.—A". ¥. rail. Mr. Hi'.., t Tr-uc, -.ifeted « oill defining the made in which the Superior and Inferior Courts shall csrabii'h F'lrirs and Bridg- The I'reailent sabmitteJ a communica tion from a meeting in Glynn co.. with a a letter from the chairman of the meeting in reference to the bill introduced in tii' Ho-ic, in reference to t;.e Glynn county Academy Tne reading of the letter was, on motion it re flected upen the conduct of members in the other House, from Glynn. The Senate then took up the unfinished business of yesterday, to wit: The bill of the State .Road—the quest! n being on agreeing to the substitute cf the Senator from Upson. Me-sn, Shropshire, Buc 1 anon, and oth er- offered various amendments, bat u the whole matter in reference lo ths sale of the state Road, was fina ly laid on lie table, it ia uso’.ess to report them. The vote stood, yeas '4, nays 47. Senate adjourned till three o’cioek, P. M. AFTERNOON session. Hatter under firuai Conti deration Mr. Buchanan moved to suspend the rule* in order to take ap a House hill, for the appr prtauon of money to erect a suit able buildi-.' for the Blind The rule* were impended and the bill patsed. A bill to add an additional Trustee to th' Fort Ga'ces Academy Lottery. Pass ed. A hill to provide for the di position af the nett earnings of the Western A Atlantic R. R. Sir. Dawson, of Greene, movei to lay th* bill on the table for the baiane* of the ses sion. Shortly after midnight of Friday, as policeman J. R. Thompson wits riding in his division through Harrison street, bis attention was directed to the residence of Patrick Price, by d.stressing groans and the smell of burning cloth; he soon effected an entrance and found Mrs. Price lying on the ground, her clothing consuming, and the flames commur.icattug to combustible materials in the room- He immediately gave alarm, and received assistance from a toot policeman and some neighbors. The dames were soon extinguished and every attention directed to alleviate the sufferings ot Mr*. P, but to no avail; she expired about 9 o’clock, Saturday morning. Mrs. P. had 'alien asleep while seated near a table, oa which was a burning can* diet a portion of her clothing coming in "umact with too Idize, she was soon cnvel* oped in flames, in which condition sho awoke and felt to tho ground, where she waj found as above state). Her husband was a.-leep up suits end knew nothing of the oceurrenc: until awakened by the po liceman.—Sir, ll'p (Jr nr jut Conference—This venerable body of Christian ministers convened in this place a! 10 o'clock, A. M., Wednesday the 9th insti, Bishop Kibsrt Paine presid ing. Not much of general interest was trans acted on the first day, and at present writ- ing thr-y re electing delegates to the General Conference to be held at Nash ville, of which the following is the re sult: S Anthony, .1 W Glenn, W J Parks. L l'ier.e, Jes-e Boring, A T Mann, J K Ev ans, G J Pierce, i 1! Payne, W J Sa»»enat, B H Meyer-, Waller Knox. Walter Brsn- ham. Rt'tr.vzD Dzlioatis. 0 L Smith, \V R Crumley, J Lewis. [ Wilier Republican, 1U(A. ICcha not Uappincat — The lo'e Stephen Girard, "f Philadelphia, when surrounded with immense wealth, and supposed to be taking 'uprerne delight in its accumulation, wrote thi- to s friend : '.Aa to myself, I live like a gailoy slave, cmstantly occupied, and often passing the night without sleeping. I tin wrapped up is a labyrloth of affair*, and worn out it th cares. I do not value fortune Tbe I'jvo of labor ia my highost emotion.- When 1 ri;e in th* morning my only effort is to laboi si hard daring the day that when oight comet 1 may be enabled cosleep lOucd A fine Crop.—The Concordia (Louis ana,) Intelligencer, rf the 29th ultimo, say: ’La*' w'.ek, one of oor Concordia plan ters. trial-.< 033 Wes of cotton ia New Or! >•:*, sold the whole at 12}c per pound-. ’!’■ o U.f-s were large, and averaged, after froiph' and nil other charges had been paid, I illy $30 p?r bale, for which lie rec ived. cash down, the comfortable little sun of ♦32,0<>O The stma planter will have in market tail year an entire crop, cxcetdiog 2,000 boles. .teruined by the gen-1«" W»enu imxedut !y, and this meam I proper, a:d now so easily carriid into ‘ eSeV, «ili no doubt he a t or.re followed by ati of oar other sound banki! With over- oodsdrault* (by Ike last ,t«omeat exceed ing 26 mi hont of coir.) further luspenaion appear* to be jiislifl>d by no principle of honesty or ioutai poLey,-—*Vtt£. Y‘/rk l‘oit MM i«l. believe there lias been loo much said sides, ai lo wh.t Kansas should •' for oornehrea.we are lor allowii..- i, o- as she please*, and when she am: meet by legally cooatitqted authorities, let final action, we believe the South should main tain her right to come into th* Union, -• any and every peril. It is neither Mr. Beebaaan’a lousiness not Mr. Douglas' bnninean, nor Mr. Any-body else'* business, hew the people of Kansas may act. It te simply the dnty of Cfosgres*, M admit the The 1’resideot decided the bill out of order A bill to lay out a new county from the count e* of Marion, Lumpkin, and Lee, t be e lied Hamtitou. . Lon. On motion of Mr Ward, of Chatham, ; - ,,, , the hi. to ai'er and amend the vaiioua acta; y., jm Mia —The .tetmer Bait.c bring* io ration the city Court «f dav , was ( r->fl'-wi*g •••tenter,t in regard lo *ke up and ptss d, critical po*itio i ■ f Gen ij tv- luck : Thomas, of Gwianrtt, moved lo The 'ic Hern'll at Ctlcutra »*s very great juke up the Resolution of the House, in t-> oral marie* with letter* haying i relatbro t-. the eztroj*ishm»nt of Indian take A, I re lanes to tne 'ZJingoishment of Indian ’ ■ J u ‘ e '‘ f;»a Gfd IIv«-.-.ek,re<jUtritig tin- , * mediate reinforwemei.** at LeCknow. If t:t.* > -od in t/hernkee Georgia I he rear,spire i that Non* .-uriib, with a large Re. I-.-., was uit»n up and cone.,rre. l j h>Jy tf-tnen, had besieged (hs garrison, urd in. that retreat was entirely cut off. Reinforce ! tr-> u at the rate of 100 men per day war* be ‘ foe*, | jog ten: from Ualeutta in the direction of Lucknow, and it w«e feared that the position of the garrison wtsmore critical than ever. It wu also stated that .Vena .Sahib was w- -irifitd in an encounter with our troops— A telegram from Msdru Ursa received at consider th-action of yesterday, in relation i Bombay just previous to tbcdcpartntc of the *o the loss of a bill to lay cot a new ro., »team*r, cosflnniog ths it*foment' The .Senate thstqadjoured til; 9 ■ Murder morning Mr. HOUSE, of Cbtro're> beg hard*to oak* th* folio' fur your oonalderatfon t " . I have th* pillar. ' temporary wood bolt Decatur and Wbltehaj which is already ed to tha place and publication of tbe Ordlnanco, presenting the erection of wood buildings, Ac., T, of couraes UiaKd farther operations j though I have Anted the house, and will bp: materi ally Injured If not allowed to rali*‘tb* hooao w £Sly, and tberebv bo unable to comff plfwUb ti» W|r^W%ttiigp * I, therefore, petition- yottV honorable Body to'allow the prlvDIge’of raising- the frame and going on with the tame, on ths condi? tion that lahill remove the same within three years from this first of January next. I would nol askljtiatof yofir body, but'far the fact that I had my foundation and frame ready for raising before the passage of the Ordinance preventing it, and more for my protection from heavy lots, I have to' urge the permission, from your body, to allow me -to put it up,uud goon for three yean from the first day of January next, at or before which time I will take laid bnllding off •aid place I hope, geutlemen, yon will consider my condition, and gire me permission us tbe i roam dances are, in ray case, rather pecuti. at. In duty bound, A. CHAPMAN POWELL- O-Juciiamxo Peck tnored lo refer the pe tition to a special committee. Councilman Simpson moved tbe adoption of th' following preamble and resolu tion. Whereat, it having been mado to appear to the Council, that Chapman Powell bad progressed in bis building, to be located on the corner of Decatur and Whitehall stroetr, so far as to lay the foundation of his build ing and frame the.nme, prior to the panage of the Ordinance, in relation to the erection of wooden buildings, on without notice to him of said Ordinance, and whereby he may have great loss: be it. Resolved. That said Powell b« allowed to proceed with his building, on the condi tion that Mid bouse be removed in three years at ia aet forth in said Powell's peti tion. On motion to adopt the preamble and re solution : yens, Councilman Simpson Sharpe,. Farnsworth, McDaniel, Farrar, Holcombe, and Glen . nays. CouneJmen Peek and Lawjht*. Tho resolution was adopted. Potition was received from Thomas Gan non aud others, praying Council to erect a Lamp Post between the Trout l...use and the Passenger Depot. Referred to Committee on Limps and Gas The Marshal reports that he husnld 166 dog collars, under tho provision of th* Or dinance pa*scd July 3lst, 1857, and has paid to tbe clerk, as ths proceeds of tbe some, 8166. The Finance Committee hare examined the following accounts, and recommand that they be paid: James A Medlin Police D H Brennsn do A l'ornor do Smith k Hazard Lamps and Gas James A Medlin Streets J M Issster do m— i, f. t. N B.—Ths regular mssttnss eTthlt Lodi* hit twin •h*H*4 from th. fnt n* 4th, wSurtidt;, to ths 1*4 s>4 4tb, Thamtar la ooh tuosth. Dm. II, Cli M . . l Monty Tiffs™*: III uwllj* tpfepriftUndtnt, JlUtoou, Or. NEW AUOTlON HOUSE rs m THOS. F. LOWE, Whitehall nexr Xitohell St:, Atlanta Ga T: lu, In odlHIooSolho.boM, will (tv. porUo _ . alar st'oaslo* to tho parebsso ond-aal. of .U kind, ol Frodoc*. flro*.rj.s. M.rch.aUlso, ssd .Vo- sroM, tor PtAsUtlOB or VshiUjtifo. — Orion tospootrullr (OlloHod and promptly ud faith folly atteodod to. fc.0 IS dwtf. Notice to Debtor* and Creditor*. I 14OR0IA. n«iati Ootnrtr.—All ptnom harliv UT dtmMda Ajcainat W. Y. Poo^UUof Mid county »rt notifl*0 to prowot than, property At* to*Ud to mo vithia the tin* priori bed b/ Uw food all R rtcnff Indfohlod U add dwefoetd, it< hereby moke Immediate payment it: 13 JOHN OQ AMBLES, Adui'r. /1EOIKJI A, DiKalb Cotfott.—To all whom It may VJT ooBosrs —IRutroaa Br/ant'Bfof veil, applied to me for lot er* of Administration oo tho eiUt* of Twwew, Ute of said ooualy docSurol. 7>ooo*ro there for* to cl to *nd adraoaleb all and *inguUr tho klndrod and creditorstoid deoeAtod. lobe And tppoAr At ray office within tha Wta* ptesctlbod by Uw, and show CAoee if any tbsy hsr* why Utters of Adra|aistr*Uon should rot be gr*ot«a Iho ssio Applicant. Witaese mynAud offisUlly, At offl'S, Poc, 14th, U'7. ALhX. JOHNSON, Ordinary. SMITHI& FRANKLIN, Product and Commission' Merchants, and Dealers in * Family and Plantation Groceries, <5‘ c • Marietta Ntreat,. Atlanta, Geor; : a 4. H. SMITH. A. P. FRANKLIN* SMITH A FRANKLIN, WOULD respectfully Announce t< tho citizen* of AtlAOtA ADtl BUT* now rscoiring _ stors, a splendid etock of FAMIL Y GROCERIES, whlch iho ore offering Ah pnoww ihnt will com pe c with Any house ia ths city, sad uk a ehsrs of pst- rouAgs. Thsy will give sp*clsl Attention to thesiluofnA* ion, laArd, Hoar, Orsln. TobAcca, kc., kt. Cooiigomeots refipsotfally soUcitsd. tQJ’roapt Attention giren to Cash Orders. Miore on kUrlstfA strost, lo ths building fora.crly ) scuplsd by 0.- D. I'att. Hecsmber 12, J857 dwl Rspurt receive') *ud aJupleti. Tbe chairman of PiTice Committee an nounced the resignation of James A Medlin as Policeman. Kesolrtd, That a well be .unk in the City Cemttry under the direction of tbe Commit- teo oo the Cemetery. Council adjourned; JAMES MePJIERSON, Clerk. WOOD'S Haiti KESTORATIVE—Prof. Wood, th* renowned discoverer of the iavelaAble Heir Restore* tire, still continues U> labor Ia behalf of the Affiteted. His ra*.llcio*4 ats MnlrsrsAl'y Admitted by the American press to ba fer so parlor It all ethers fur eATdof th« bnlr ca the btAdoffhe aged, that has been slimed for many jeers, to grow forth with as mech Tiger end laxurleoce as whsn bleessd with tbe Aslraotegeof youth. 7*Btre cab be no doubt that It is one of the greatest dl*c3Tories In the medical world. I restorer perm*- naaVy gray heir to tie erifiael O'Hor, and tcakse It amqom the beaatlfol silky textere, which hae bets vary detlrable to all eg si ef tbe wirld.— [81. Loots Morel eg Hsrald. Pol J by all goed Drug gists. MARRIED. BURKETT—NASH—On tho 17tb inst., a', tbs botiHS of Dr. R. A. Nash, Joseph W. Burkett, Esq., to Mias Elizabeth S. Nash, all nfTwigga county. Special Notices, Proceeding* of Council. C'jC.vni. fo'nsxnsa, | Atlanta, D-c. 11th, 1857. f Goir.uil ru'.t [iffoent lion. Wm. Ezz ird Mayor; (, -u-.oiim-jn I^ttvshe, Sharps, riirnp-' «on, McDaniel, Holcombe, OarriFT Peck. G.'cn »r,<i f arr.'sorth. Min-jc. of l?»t regular and adjourned meeting i. ,5 Connell read and confirms e-J. C '•» of Ma,or and Council Aaron Jobe »oo, on ti a ajj.-ai for diwrilcrly con - duct, tailed. On, vrilnou ctamirud, and part? di-charged for want of prwf. Petitt-n received from John H. Smith, a'ating that the tout.' wall of the okl John- s-.n Wart-flo*s» was in a ruiuom eondl tion, anil io danger of falling, iri which cake if would Injure W* propcrl* snd endanger bis fern l y, tod preying . II to remove the evil. Petition referred t; .Manlisl with instruction, to rxatn’n* Ik* pvemtee. and re* (sort. Tin following petition was read : tyi, the Mayor and Council ej Atlanta : Gx.-n.tirxjr ; Being placer] under vary perullar'f invmeUutcet, by the passage of a recest OMinanci by yrar honorable body, 1 THK OP.Z.IT BUTORATIVZ Fever and Ague Cored by Sr- H'Lane'i Liver Pill*. an. Mr JoDatluu Ro«|bmsa, ol W*,t Union, PtrX (fioLtj, lUlool*, vrttM to tho proprloton, Ftom'of Bro.., of Fit:sbor,h, that oo bad ouffared (T**tl/ from > nmi and protnoUd tUoohof F-v*r ud Afu*. hod *od wo* eot8,l*t«tjr*«tOT*d 1ob*ohbh/ th* Ol. o' th* I lv*r Flit* oloo* Thai* Flit* uaq***tlo*ablj poM*<(trwStoala,r4**rtt«s,Hdun1>« uk«o with d*oid<d od.ooUf• for mtog dlMS*** r*q«Irte| lovt,- •>*tio| r.m*dl** ; bat th* Uvor PHI. ittnd pr.atnt- Mot u o renal of rntorfaf o dUorraolud Uvor to hni'h/ aoiloa ; boaoo tho gml colobrltj the, hovo atuloo,!. Tho oureoroo* lormldoklo flHwai trill.* Iron*» d'auie 1 Uvor, vhioh «o loo* b«ffl«d tho obJIl cftb*raretoaaret ,b/ilvion*of IhtCollod SUtoo, ore r,o« raoi*r<4 *t*r of ooro, thtob* la tb», otodf ■o-t povMftraoao of lh* dlrtla*ai*hod phfaidto abooo tt-*». tbi* great po-ttolM boor*—o asan which win .reread w poiurity of oto dorervln* of (rrtltodo — Tbi* lo.tla.hl* aodlotoo fbootd otwey* bo baptwltb. tnrowb , oadoalboop**a'iMOo/lhooovlto*«orre^ fata* of dlMoood Uvor.lt coo bo **fo1r oaf urefafljr tdm ol»Ufod. Purcbaoors will bo oaroful to Mb for DR. M'linVi CBLRBRATXD LTVBB PILLS mootifseturad b/ PLEMISQ BROS, of Pm»- lusa, Pa. Tbavv o!kw Pill* parportin* loho Llvor Pl'.le nowhtforothoonbllo: Dr. Huui jobuu.o Livor Pill*, also bU eolobrated Vorrel- 0*0. ooo now St badutil r****0Ubta drag .tom. A'ow* vmi'w uiiiout lit Hgnaturecf [Jl{ • FLEMINO BROS. wz art Kotoonira i* vote-to* u* UK&srflM. oro n. urea** t CWuUt* toe Sod(t o' lb* Ills* ill-!** Ctir.it, at th* *lMUea wbnh to to ubort***** tbo iral Uodttf la Staurr a*xt. D.O. a. lasr. dwtd JZL-. Toth* Voter* of Fnlton County. • Patitow CtnsiaiBala* a Candidate for ra- elootion to Uto oflot of Clark it tk* Inferior tioort, t: Iho antnln* olaolioa In Jwrwf nail, jour iwpport at th* Ballat bai will - - - > -kfally aoatr adkyyaar obadlont servant nvo. 18. Id. U. M. ;E WE ar* oothcsUod to annnunea tho name of B. 8. JOIINHON as a* ind.pru- dent candidal* for dhariff of Gobk Coanty, al th* enaulng abcfion, lot Monday In lanuavy aaxi MANY VOTERP, r* .taatlon forCraMy Trrenrn. dawtf Amusements. "'CoiliieT EV ERYBODY GO E? TO SEE GREAT BURLESQUE Op era Troupe! AMD Southern Minstrels! A T nATDEN’S HALL, dtlnnta, (7a., 1FED- NESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINOS. Dae. ldth and 17th, 1917. Einkraeiog iho fol lowing Hit of unapproachable Talent. OLD JOE SWEENY, MCNB. SOL. J. ,M. CHASE, DICK SWEENY, SAM SWEENY, MAST. PAllHOW- And tho Southern favorite BILL PABRvW! Admission 50 Cent*. Doors open «t fi PerformAnco to commence At 7 o'clock. (JHARLKY HARRIS, Ag'r. December 12,1R57 <J4t ■ret lUtsccll « arti*l* i wu wUII * . a heavy Stock, and all ol our own Manufacturing which wo will ictl at ten oanU a pair lower than any boaa* In this city will rail ai good an article —competition wo defy either Is Yankee Made, Georgia Made, Home-made, or any othor make, and warrant tbeia at good a* artieloaahucvtrbeon offered In thb market or State. Atiklnd. of Boot* d> SHooa pruportlonably cheap and warranted. . All good* purchavc J o f u»rapairod free of charge At the aign of BIO UOOot, Peachtree Street Atlanta Utorgi*. DfMlOK, JOYCE, A CO Morguu, Klrkputrick, & o. NG opened a new Were flHHH^Kruoui on Pouch Tree .Street,would tbe attention ofthe public to UiAttdtoekof Furnttttr«»umbr»cin«fCabinet W Are la Alllte Y»rletie*.Chffiirteo/ii rery liml;I.oUfljoi, o* MattrOfifife of S|*rlag«, Hair, Uofs, Cottrn AudVU Sbaol— 0AIU»ETH, IUJGP,AC., ,T ' Window aliAtltw, Window CurUiuA,D*iDa*k, Cot! BajhIb. Curd and TasmIso Loope. ke., ko.~ WINDOW V'APKRINO, HOUSE I'O, Kire.boarddo. TheyitHleoo- tlnue their Shop, South of Georgia Railroad Square, AndAre prop&redto do All kinde of work ooanActei ,Witb their lm$inrs»,euohAfi mAkinffaLtilropAiringKur nltnro, mAklug Mattre$ie$, i/phoUlerisg, ke. They kceplISGOD hand WfltAlleBarlalCAffen.anil make. up| ocAhortiot(c» MAhGgAny^foJaut.An'ioiberwoodCof- V ft Mil FACTORY, DTlKJ-'AYeruUrgedlthDirmAnuiReturiOGdhopfAtDet C Atir U! 0Au jo pply MorgAn’iorlgituilCot tagLCbAlre Bin* i »•! .‘At-iit riudfilfati,togetherv-ltl. AlUrtijlex f CAL,. *. .»t*re,jf tituirowLmAoufeci jv« laAay»iu»c. ttydertrod, •TCCj... 'nowtaaaiif^QtwrinpAnilflahlmignnBmclIed ODttAgfoAeiU.fAreapoxiorto Aayto bi OAd (rum the erf* Off r-to»2*. P I cuiitci doshgf- MPORT.tNT INFO/f V.TIO^’, hy I ^v. hich umcL bulfering in fomil:^ may I . avuidoiiyAculL> married.inen ind [hotel . cuIitcinplaUiig uiarrugc. AiIilrt’Fu _|oihgf»ur stamp, Dr (J. VV.ADDteCO'MUK Bro.iMyn, N. V* Nov. 18, 18">7 ddLwUm rfHIO.Tl.4S V. LOWK.-DKiSKKAL ? COMMISSION MEUCH ANT, For tbe purcdaso and sain of all kinds of produce f?rori*rie« and Merchandia, will pay pirlicu- iur niienlion iho pi*hcoa-:e of Plantation and Family auppl ta. Ail orders promptly and faithfully at tendc t>. Office on South aide nf Whilcha streot, thru* d yon east of Miehtaif «»cr U lvrtf COMINGr AGAIN ! Wednesday and Thursday Eve’gs, Deo 16th and 17th, 1857. RUMSEY SlI4EWCOMB’S WORLD RliWOWXED ASD O.Y/.Y Campbell MJastrcls, AND BRASS BARS! T HE MANA'iKHd, grateful for their liberal p«troii age Alwayt beiittiwwti by tha citUeneof AtlanU, brig l««Te toaooiiunoe TVVo MUKE LON'CTHW, io their FIREMAN’S BALL. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, tfio S3,1 of December nest, a Hall, Will be given ot tbe City Hail, fur the-benefit of Mechanic Fire Company No. S. MANAGERS Wm. Borneo, 0. H. Strong. George Winahip. Geo H Daniel, UCranlulsaw, J H I’urtell, W. W. Baiilwio, J. II. Meeailin, W T Wilton, Thomas Haney, Capi. William KidJ, A J Darnex. FLOOR MANAGERS. J M To., C A Haral.- n, G P Campbell, J II Mecaalin. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Wm Barnea, A J Burke, J M Toy, John G Hoyt, G P Campbell, J E Gullatt, U C RoJea [dlf] CAMPHENE Burning Fluid! FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER TERM8 LOW FOR CASH,: T. R RIPLEY. P.S.-A liberal discount by tho Bbl. Dae. «, 1867. dwtf NOTICE, A LL penoaa Indebted to tho wtato of 0. D, Parr, lata of Jfarroy county dtcetied, are re. qabed to msko imnodlaU payment sad thoaa having daremndb will reader lita la, aoturdlag to la*, lo ow, la Allaate, Georgia. wife J. PaRR, Executor. December 8, 1867 ■ dwtf On Monday* Mil Dec. 1857. W ILL b* reld at tba lata reiidenco of C. D. Parr, daceaiad. In Um coaaty of Hurray, all th* porMsat *roporlf of *ald ertate, conilit. lag of Cora, Foddw, Horne, Jffuloa, CatUo, At, Sate to eoalina* from day to day until all It aold. L. J. PARR, Eaten tor. 6,1867 dwtf Tobacco, Tobacco, I'HT, raevhrd diraet from Virginia, a choto* t-,i o TOBACCO, among which tea (y w , FFunuw, uuuri wiucn ia a tew "oi*. • 'hat juatly ottabratod Brand KA'N.b r-f ttflT, superior to any in this •a. [....iddwil] T. F1.0WE. GEORGIA, Poraytb Coanty mwo MONTHS after Hta, I .hall apply 1 to tba Coart of Ordinary of Forsyth conn, lyfo, loara to aall tha Lauda and Nagro* b*. longing te th* relate of Coi. Wltey B; Hutch ini, late of aald county dr-rtiaed. MILES W. SUTTON, AJm'r. Npvagshgr «th, 1 •»» w'Jm ffv.ttofUrf.a StrrctoiM* Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company August* t'o Atlanta. . 171 Milaa. .Fars.$S 50. fJEORGI-i YONGe] Huperintt ndent Mnnstxr, Passesuiii! Thai.v I Leaves Atlanta .'ally's! 10 Ol) A. M. Arrive, al Augusts, st 7 CO P.M. L nv s Ausua'n, ilsi'y at 2 SO A. M. Arrive* at Allan's, nt |i :ifi A. M. Eve.vi.vo Passkvoeb T.iai.v. I eaves A limits, daily, si 12 (Ifl P. M. Arrives nl Augu,ta, at 8 60 A. M. I.cvea 'Augtl-ita, daily, at 1 01! P. M. Arriveeat At'anta at.' 1 al A. »!. C'F' Thia Huad runs in conn utrtion with the *i’r .1 a of the Nouth Carolina und llic Savarr. nah and Aogn*ti! Railroads, al Auguatu. Western & AtlantieTstateTRail Road. Atlanta ti Chattanooga, MS Miles, Fare'S'’. .iAMtit: M. KPHI.LOCK, Superintendent. Mormtvo Pareenoer Train, Leaves Atlanta, daily, at I 15 A.M. Arrive, at Chattanooga at fl (g A- M. Leavra Chattanooga, daily, al.... i :!u A, M. Arrivea at Atlanta at 9 33 A. M Ntr.trr Parst-noer Trms, Leave, Atlanta, nightly «t 13 80P.M Arrive, at Chattanooga at 8 18 P. 6! Leaves Chattanooga, nhhtly, at. .3 10 P. M Arrivea al Atlanta at 11 22 P. M. nr Thi, Road coriucctbAarh way with tho iRomc Branrh Kailroai! at Kingston, th- East Tennessce A Georgia “ai'roa-l at Daikm, and the Na.hville dr Cha'.tamoga Railroad a: Cliat- antfoga, Atlanta* Lagrange Rail Road. Atlanta to 'Vest Point.87 Vile,,.Fare $3 50 GEORGEO. HUIi!,, Hutierintendcnt. MriRxrxo Paorksukr Traiv. l eaves Atlanta dailv at 3 on A. M. Arrives at Went Point at 7 24 A. M. Leaves W,at Point daily at 4 nil A. M Arrive* at Atlanta at. 9 87 A. M F.vz.viva I’a’sasvueu Train. Leaves at daily nt I DO P. M. Arrives nt Wr«: P in: nt 0 2S M. Leaves Welt Point il.ily .at 4 30 P. M. Arrive, at Atlanta at 10 15 P. M. cr I hia Road connect, each way with the tiontgomury & Watt Point Railroad. Macon & Weitern Eailjoad* .Macon to Atlanta.,.. IU3 Mile*..** Kara $4. A. L, TYLER, Nuperintrndent. ' Morvivo PASSEvacR Traiv. Lc.vri Atlanta daily at 10 30 A. M. Aniaea at Macon at -I 15 P.M. Louvoa Maeon daily al 2 00 A. M. Arrive, at Atlanta at 9 IS A. M. Nioni PisasvaCR Traiv. Leaves Atlanta nightly at 12 00 P. M. Arrive, at Macon at 8 00 A.M. Laavea Mac.m nightly at ; l* ir, P. M. Arrive,al Atlanta at fi 06 P. M. *1R^Tbie H-iad connect, at Macon with tha Central and South Woetcin Rail? mi a. Cabiu Frhrio to New York Weekly U. States Hail Lino. i » u n4l4«l4*.whMltUfoawhlp»- wtHSSI? 1600ton#, R.H, Wgo&mj 1900 tool, “ IFA4C Ckowhi ALABAMA, liOOtons, •* 0. R. dCBivoc, Will Lifovi Sfowannah ^ Every SATURDAY. • *»**woa* tb« Urgatt >.o tbe cost 4«rp»$a»4ln«pMd fetnforl—mikit.g DfolMCMlD 60 to GO Uoun, and art comutnu* •kilIfql,aartfalandpolIttofr:etri> Tbtj offer a dftlrfobitaonyfjfofocato New Vork. Cfobla Puiifi to Ntw York.! UlMtaimiiift to K»w York ItSkA CO., Aftatiio Havana dAH I, UlTCHEl.l M lj Broadway ,Naw Yoyl Saraaoah kebruarj |, 1866. tbla Ptia ago from Charleston to Row #25,00. UNITED STATES MAII. UN teas* York * Chart*,ton *taam;Pae Through an 49 to 58 Hours. lOXXXlaUP'Ai-l.ly | tlw saw itaiauhlp OOtiUVttllA, 110* Tim*—M. ,i Cowraaodor. u jfARHFtl U 1808 tea., | jAMIte AWiW, WU W. roator Comoacder. >*. II. Murny. O in Ixaro Adgay’a okartei m+ttj u.CurCU^m:^YWuh A , “al high water Table* rappilad oiihorrrj U«or;-au#cliT< tewtloa* rbuteoadovi, wit? ••.•r.Tfar.ntr* bj Uaoofor/ p*Mtbl«toarortaB<Uo**n«»Mjatioa, •Friyte ■iiuiKv mc.!gi,oi ttanarof fiaat Ray * A-!,-r’..UiulbWhrrf _ . , ‘ Charteaton *. Cabin 8*aaaaga, a, - - 390 a r eal. by Rot IS, ISS;