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if JntflligeHffr. hflJRSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1858. Fnlton Superior foart 1 yesterday morning, until tiie 2d L i„ November next. John Cobb Jr. fought out about 9 o’clock in the morn- lid received from the Court, the sentence |li >Ve publish in another place the • as pronounced by Judge Bull. It was L,1 in a most solemn and impressive L mid received by the prisoner, with an L,t firmness, amounting in our estima- L,stolid indifference. State Bam. We intended noticing in our last issue, the payment of $25,000 into the State Treasury as nett proceeds of the working of the lload for the month of September. The like amount, we are assured, will lie paid into the Treasury at the end of the pres ent month. Makiug the sum of $200,000 paid in since'March last. . This is a most gratifying result. It shows what can lie done with the road ; and the peo ple, we believe, will oppose every proposition to sell it, come from what source it may.— Lvt it go out of the hands of the State, and the owners of it will stride over the people like a mighty Colosus.—Ex. a To Our Patrons. ,-rv much disinclined to obtrude s( ,fii personal and private character up- ni. nds and patrons of the “Intelligen- I’.ni circumstances of recent occurrence, id-, justify ns in making an apical to whom wo expect to lie sustained and l,-d in our efforts to carry out the design in contemplation, when we became p d with this enterprise. At a very x|u nse. we have refitted this office, and , M'nt to our readers, a sheet- both dai- wceklv. which will favorably compare |V in < an Shite. We do not profess to i a paper merely for the “glory and ■ of (lie avocation. We have responsi- ,,i a private character, which make it , i of necessity with us, that our labor d not go unrewarded. While we feel imisnessofa proper discharge of our a- citizens and jiatriots. in advocatin: itii.il doctrines and principles, which t, rise our paper, nevertheless, we will f, r ourselves to be carried away by that, lovolion to the public good, which make a man forget I be scriptural doc- hat "be who providi-th not for bis own ,old bath denied the faith and is worst n inlidel.” Any man (not with three but) idea iii bis head, must know that a i|M-r cannot be carried on, except by the Printers are human beings and live ii|ion the wind any more than otli- .m.-:. It b therefore needless, that we I ■ -.,i an argument with our friends to iliat our enterprise cannot he snecess- ,i.is.'cuted without the aid of money.— ii-i have patronage, and it must be a patronage. We have inaugurated a IL , stablishmcnt in Atlanta of a higher and at a cost vastly above anything of [nd ivhjcli lias been known in the annals i ity. The question arises, shall we lie , il f It is an experimt nt which we are -ting, and we have staked our alt upon in. What say you friends? Shall we t- still. * u* shall defeat and disaster be ■in ? It is for you to determine. We a oiii efforts, do the best we can, to success. We live in the midst of the Ipild oi lleinocracy Although, at pre- anelv a l'ifile disturbs the placid wa- iln political ocean, yet the time is not t,ii11 when a storm will arise; and then ill feel the want of an organ at this very We feel a consciousness of having the nice of our parly, as regards our polit- ! r * I i i v. Cliques uml factions may frown l.eeause we refuse to do their bid- , i we are well assured that our posi- 11.Ill the various political issues now be ll- country, is endorsed by the great body iieorgia 1 lemoeraey. Conceiving our i ll mil State administrations sound to re. upon all questions of a vital cliarac- ■ r<pert to battle in their defence, so - liuw continue to carry nut the great .( principles with which they went in- e: le-erving to ourselves the right to eitIn r or both, whenever we conceive !• I - to be ineonsistrut with a sound ]hdi ke Nationalat«l State (it.veiiiments. it tear, lavor or affection, we shall i endeavor to pursue this course, and ie'e-.iieet. if any such therein 1 , to use I nal for a different purpose will find Ives v.ofully mistaken. We are Demo- ioin principle. but will never eompro- iii indi peiuienee to i ndorse or sustain efpoliev which we deem inconsistent • Welfare of the Republic. In eonclu- ippeid to our friends subscribers and in patrons, to come forward with i hand to sustain us in the great effort i.iiiking to buildup a first class paper eitv. We would not lie considered in itc. 1 nit we must not be inisunder- tiiat without money our enterprise can- stained. (let. lTlli. bSf.S, IIA l l A M ti •<i A . I KNN Atlanta Ili/illti/e„c,r. Peak Sibs.-—On my home yesterday from the State Fair a* illc I was show n the "Intelligencer" of ist.. living what ymi suppose to be my • for discontinuing your paper. Yon i i i• 111 to make such an inference, my »liii discontinuing ymir pa[>er bad been to mui si-veral months iigo, and (he t we were due you remitted to you, and H leqiiesti'd to diseontinue the paper, led to do so. i time since, I determined to discontinue (i the papers, in the towns or cities near- as a creat portion of the travel passing h Chattanooga w as from Mississippi and [ina. and 1 desire to take, for their bene- I. i -. allv sought after, NewOr- sipi-rs. I requested Mr. Sharp one of my to remit yon the amount we were due ■I have the pajier discontinued, and in :uv to my request, on the first- of June remitted to you Nix Dollars and forty lid requested you to discontinue the pa- ' iug von our reasons for doing so at the l iie paper was not discontinued, but [led to conic, it was sent back nun the In the Post Office, time and again, and Mr. Sharp pill a wrapper around oneot nd took it to the post office himself, i ii. -ii-d one of the < 'lerks of the office to to \<ni. and it so happens that you at. nn di-rniitinuance of your [taper to the ig not ice that you have given to the iiu lit of the State Road. Indeed sirs, 1 •greatly mistaken, Iliad never seen the in your paper until it api>caivd in your f lOtli inst.. and regretted that you hod trued nn motives for discontinuing iiper. as the article you jmblished is cal- 1 to engender erroneous impressions. I mu ssei an bv birth, and have resided in » e all my life. re never taken any part in the politics nia. either directly or indirectly, 1 have tical or personal enmity towards Gov. or I >r. licivis, or any one having control Mfairs of the State Road. I have never ted io iidferfere with tin: management l'"ad.. fiave never thrown any obstacle 'ay. of its sucoessful management. e Ini'll sole proprietor of the < 'rutcli field sime l-'eb*v 185:5. Mv brother-in-law, I Pumpkin of Rome, owns an interest House with me. lie has had no control i any manner and is not resj-onsible for isiuaiiagcmeiit of the House. He was not of the discontinuance of your paper, nor How that lie was aware that I fowl ever it. ill be obliged il you will publish this curd next issue of the “Intelligencer” that I "' put right la foie your readers and the tities ol the State Uoiyl. ' id", that you would not, intentionally ie. 1 am Very Truly, &e., TH0S. CRUTCHFIELD. Sminlciirr of Cobb by .filll};e Ball. The following is the Sentence of the Court in the case of Cobh, who was convicted of murder at the present session of Fulton Su perior Court: PiiisoNF.it at the P.AE :—You have been brought to the Bar of this Court, charged by the grand inquest of the county with the crime of willful and deliberate murder. To this you pleaded “not Guilty,” and upon the issue thus formed, a Jury of your country, selected by yourself, after a patient, faithful and impartial trial, have by tlieirsolvmu verdict pronounced you Guilty. ) mi have had a fair trial, with all the advantages winch the humanity of the law accords to the accused. The Court has given you every indulgence asked, and ruled every doubtful point in your favor. You have been defended by able and zealous coun sel, Avho pleaded your cause with all the ear nest eloquence of men pleading for life. The Jurors selected to pass between you and the State came to the i nvestigation with minds unbiassed, and dofibtless disposed to mercy. They would have acquitted you had not the evideiKc constrained them to find you guilty ; and that they rendered a true verdict accord ing to the evidence, I entertain not the slight est doubt. And now on me is imposed the sad duty of pronouncing upon you that doom which the violated law demands as the penalty of your crime ; and (lie sentence which I must pro nounce will, when uttered, announce to you the untimely close of your mortal career— the cutting off of every earthly' tie. To me, this is a most revolting task. To see tlm old die, seems hut the natural sinking to repose after a long day of wearisome toil and eare. But to behold one in tk : blooming spring of life, when hope should be bouyant and evc.iy prospect bright, while yet the warm blood courses freely through every vein, sud denly and ignominiously cut off from life and hope, affords a most painful and melancholy subject of contemplation. But stern justice demands the immolation of the victim on her altars, and her claims may not be denied; for it sucli crimes as that of which you are now convicted, were suffered to go unwliipped of justice, the very elements of society would be lissolvcd, and instead ol peace, security and order, one wild scene of lawlessness, bloodshed and ruin would pervade the land. An aged and unoffending traveller- a stran ger peacefully pursuing bis journey oil the publii highway, is suddenly assailed and bru tally and barbarously murdered: and, with no conceivable motive, but a vampire thirst for blood, or Hie xuriliii lust of plunder. For such a deed as this, human justine eau demand nothing less than the life of the assassin. But 1 have no motive now to wound vour toolings. I only desire to impress you with the urgent necessity of repenting for your .•rimes, belt .re repeetailce will he forever una vailing. If death were nothing more than a mere lissnlutiou of the material elements of the indy the return of dust to its kindred dust -there would be eomjwirati vely little to dread. 15ut there is within you an immortal spirit that uiiisl survive, anil long after your name and ymir cl ime shall have passed from the memory of man, that deathless soul shall still live? Where shall it lire ? To you this is a great question fraught with eternal intesest, and the solution of it depends on your em ployment of (lie few fieet/ng days of life yet remaining to you. Let me earnestly and kind ly entreat you to devote them to your immor tal welfare : to making your peace with that eternal Judge before whom you must soon ap peal'. This is the best advice that I can give yon; perhaps it is the last. Let no delusive hope of escaping the just sentence of the law prevent you from immediately setting about the great work of ymir soul’s salvation. In all candor and sincerity, I tell you thatldo nut believe you will escape this doom. You may. liy availing yourself of the forms of law for a short time postpone it, lint I see nn rea sonable hope finally to avert it. The mercy of that Great Being whom you have so long ofiended is yet freely offered to you. Hitherto you have madly refused it : it would be worse than madness longer to reject it, and seal your own destruction.— God in mere) grant that you may seek and obtain a fill I and free pardon for all your sins: and that, when you go hence you may find your abode in the mansions of the blessed.— And may your unhappy fate prove an effectu al warning to deter the youth of this country from pursuing that path of Vice and Sin which has led you to ruin. The sentence of the Law is : That you be ta ken from tlic Bar of this Court to the common Jail of this County, or some other safe place of confinement, there to be kept in safe and close custody, until Friday, the 10th day of December next, ensuing: that on the day and year aforesaid, between the hours of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and of 2 o’clock in the after noon, you be taken thence by the Sheriff of Fulton county, or bis lawful Deputy, to (be place of execution, and that you lie there hanged by the neck until you arc dead !— Andmav God have merev on vour soul! ———‘— ADMINISTRATOR’** SALE. B Y virtue of au order of the Honorable-Court of Or Ordinary of Forsyth county, will be Mid on the ttrst Tuesday in December next before the court bouse door in the town of Cummin#, in said county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, belonging to the estate of Wiley'B. Hutchins, late of saidcounty deceased: hots of laud, numbers Eight hundred' and ten, (810) Eight hundred aud Eleven. (811) Eight hundred alnifor- iiuuiiral and sixty-one, (861) and one thirit of Eight -eight, (848) hundred and forty-eight,' (848) all in the 2nd district and 1st section of said county. Also, the following likely negroes : Ellick, a man about forty-five years old : Beck, a woman about thirty-six years old, and her female child, named Betsey, about nineteen months old ; Meri- cus a boy alwiut ten years old ; and Charles a boy about six years old. Sold’for the benefit of the heirs and cred itors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. M. W. SUITON, Adm’r. Oct 16,1858-tds EXECUTOR’S SALE. G EORGIA. Gwinnett Copstt.—Agreeable to an order from the ♦curt of Ordinary of said county, on the 1st Tuesday in December next, between the lawful hours of sale. AU the lands belonging to the estate of Mark Wails, late of said county deceased, consisting of the River Plantation, roulainiog 480 acres, more or less, consisting of the following lots and fractions, or jxirts of them, Nos. 319, 318, 329. and 300, there is about .200 acres of cleared land, on this place of which there is be tween 75 hnd 100 acres of Bottom land, lying on the Chattahooche River, there is also, on this place a very Public Ferry, which will be sold with the place the on tire interest of said deceased. in said Ferry that being one fourth. Also, ouc hundred and twenty-five. (125,) acres of land more or less, lying on Crooked Creek, being tiie east half of lot. N’<>. 284, some fifty acres cleared, this being the place that Dennis Singleton, lias in cultivation. All being in the 6th dist., of said county. Sold as the property of Mark Waits, late of said county deceased, and for tiie benefit of tile heirs and crecitors. Terms of the sale made known on the day of sale. Oct 19l!i. 1859. JOHN C. WAITS. ExtT. G RORGIA, Foksvth County.—To all whom it may corn, William Roper having in proper form, applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the cs- tate of Elizabeth Masters, late of said county deceased. This is to cite all and singular tiie creditors and next of kin of Elizabeth Masters, to be and appear at my of fice Avilhin the time allowed by law, and show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not lie granted to William Roper, on Elizabeth Masters es tate. Witness mv official signature. Oct 19.185S. ' H. BARKER, Ord’.v. Fulton Mortgigt Sale. 4 1 111,1, be gold on t he first Tuesday in November next V V between the usual hours of sale before the court house door in the city of Atlanta, a negro man by the name of .Tuba, of copper complexion, about 32 years of aga ; levied on by virtue of a il fa issued on the foreclo sure of a mortgage in lavor of Thomas W Connelly, uoav controlled by Thus. N. Wilks vs Hillman Williams. Prop erty poind out in said Ei fa. .Sept 3,1858. S. B. LOVE, Sheriff. Trusses, Shoulder Braces ANl) ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. I beg to call attention of the Medical Faculty and the public generally to my new, varied and extensive as sortment of the above articles, which 1 mil now selling at lower rates than they have ever been offered iu this mar ket. A. ALEXANDER Aug. IS. HAMS! HAMS!! S K A O O & A P> B O T T , Jit their new Store, corner of Forsyth find Mitchell Streets. H AVE just received a lot of choice firm Hams; Should ers; Sides; Family Lard; Superfine & Family Flour Meal; Wheat; Oats; Feathers;Bran; Shorts;Tobacco; Salt Collet*; Sugar; New Orleans Molars & Syrup; Candles Brooms; Wooden Ware; Factory Yarn; Osnaburgs; Shirt ing: Birds Kye Lime in Hogshead and Barrels at Kiln prices; Cement Plaster; Mill Stones, &<•., all of which we will sell on th 5 most rcasonahje terms, at Wholesale or Retail. FEAGO & ABBOTT. We will pay cash for 1,000 bushels dried Peaches. .".000 bushels prime Wheat. 2,000 bushels Corn. 1.000 sacks Su|m*i line and Fxtra Flour, delivered at our Store, corner of Forsvih aud Mitchell Street. scpV2..tr SKAGO & ABBOTT. SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS. J rsT retvivod a largo assortment of Wolfs celebrated Srheidam Schnapps which will he sold at verv low rates by T. F. 1.0WK. Aug. 28. FOIt SALE. n assortment of Burial Cases. Cheaper than the cheapest. S. J. SHACKELFORD. Agent. Febuary. 101858. I. J. GUDIN.] ^ [T. 1. OflOHEIL GLENN 4 COOPER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia. O FFICE on Peach Tree Street, id Grant and William's Block, over the Store of Messrs. Clark k Lewis. March 6, 1858.... dawly JAKED I. WlttTAKKK.] [liVSTAVt'S H. BAT*?. WHITAKER A BATES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia. O FFICE front rooms over J, R. kC. H. Wallace's store, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets. February 23,185R....d*wly G. J. WRIGHT. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albany, Georgia. May 16th, 1857 dAwly I) mt.im:\i, xtvruiE. Kni'iiiiigsot'tlie Central H;i 11 eontl. ’Ll iu earnings of tin? Cent ml Railiiuui for for Sept., 1858. were $157,720,19, against S'.18.700, 40 for Sejit., 1857. ’liie eai uings from 1st Oct. instant, to the 8tli inst. exclusively— seven working' days — have been $51,990,49; against $;!l,!t70. —7 for the same perilh! last year. 'l'lie quantity of cotton brought into the yard in this city in Sept. 1858, was 28,005 iiales, against 5,127 hales in Sept. 1857. Tiie down freight jrom 1st to 10th Oet.— fourteen winking days—lias been 40,203 hales of cotton: 5.042 barrels of flour; 8,319 sacks of flour; 21,348 bushels of wheat; 2,392 bushels ol corn: 500 bales domestics; 28 boxes copper ore; besides considerable parcels of dried fruit, hides i'cc. &c. It is Indie veil that the earnings for tire whole month of October, will be near if not quite, 8200.000 against $99,070,55 in Oct. 1857.—Sac. Rep. With end. when professionally engaged, at tin- Atlanta Hotel. Room No. l). aug.2I dwtf. I 1NSEED A I.ARD OIIS,at low (.ricesbv J JOSEPH W1XSHIP. COTTON GOODS. (lilKTINGS, Yarns, Sheetin hi luiiid and for sail- bv S'.' and OpnaburgB, always .fOSEPH WINSHII tiling In thr I Julies •rit'S of ht*r jiopular FAIR WEEK!! JWTlMr FIRST Al’PEARANCK IN THREE YEARS OF MRS. FRAfJX REA, Tlio popular Ciomediene and Vocal st, 'IT/'Ilo will haw the* honor « W aud Centlenien of Atlau Dramatic Drawing Room ^itcrtainmonts, As given bv her the last year through FLORIDA. SOI Til CAROLINA aml CkoilCIA, assisted by MR. FRANK REA, CHARACTER ACTOR, AND VOCALIST. October 11th, 185S....dtf I F YOUR 1IA1I* IS HARSH, use Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative. If your Hair is Gray, use Prof. Wood's Hair Restora tive. If you are Bald, use Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative. If you have a Nervous Headache, use Pro/’. IV<kk!\s Hair Restorative. If you have Dandruff, use Prof Wood’s Hair Restora live/ Wood’s Hair Restor; us * Prof. W<M««rs Hair Re U’y»*u have eruptions, use lT-of live. If you desire Glossy Hair storative. If you desire t«> preserve the color, use Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative. if you desire not to lose the color, use Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorativ e. If you want a Cheap Article, use Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative. If you admire tin* Beautiful Lock, use Prof. \V«nh1s Hair Restorative. If you admire Reuutiful Ringlets, use Prof. WooiPs Hair Restorative. If you wish a beautiful Complexion, use Prol. Woo<»'s Heir Restorative. If yon wish a fare free from Pimples, use Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative. If you wish tonpjtar Young, use Prof Wood's Hair Restorative. If you want testimony overwhelming, read tin* circular of Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative. If you want to find it. the lk*|H>t is nt 114 Market street St. Loins, Missouri. jObg* It is also sold by even Bruggist in the city nud country. May 10, T 5S djkwlv. NEW BOOKS! AT It ny’H A. eolie v. I X D 1 A A X D T 11 E INDIAN MUTINY : C OMPRISING tin' Complete History of llindostau, from tin 1 earliest times to the jiresenl day ; with full par- ii'blars of the Kei'i'nt M l* T 1 N Y lilustniled with Numei' FP.EDEK1CK MADXJLM. I X INDIA. ms Engravings. Kv HENltY »°A correspomlent of the National Intel ligencer ] iriq loses a method of suddenly stop- ping a train of cars mi a railroad, in order to prevent accidents. His plan is to have an apparatus placed in front of tiie driving wheels and over the track, with a enmmunieating string leading to the engineers stand; almost immediately a constant stream of oil conhl lie poured on the rails, and the forward motion of the train would entirely cease, when, or soon after, the last car of the train reached the oiled portion of the rails. Judicial Convention. The Democratic Ju dicial Convention for the South-western Cir cuit, met in Albany Tuesday last; Col. Bich- fud H. Clark, of Albany, received the nomina tion for Sudge and Win. B. Gucrry, ot Ameri- ciis, the nomination for Solicitor General. MA1UUED.—In this city, on I In • morning of the 19th inst. , by ltov. S. K. (liNvil. Mr. Joii.v II. F'tvsx, and Miss. CaruunkE. lbmaiKKTV. all of Atlanta. Aifouipaiiyiiig the nlmre iinlire. was une the pr. t tiest and sweetest rakes unr eyes have ever rested ii|Nin. Um the future life of the happy couple, he oiie i-outinual stream of uiiallnvi j bli-s—and their last days iqion earth be their happiest days.~£o mote it he. OPERA DANCER ; Dr, Mystevius t*f i ontlnn Life. I'.y GEORGE \V. M. REYNOLDS. D ICK MARKHAM; OR, SMILES AND TEARS. By .1. F. SMITH, Esq. B randon ; oh, a hinduko years AGO. A Tale of the American lidoiiics. By OSMOND TIFFANY. nPl KGEOS’S GEMS,BRING BRILLIANT tY PASS At! Fit from ihc Discourses of the REA'. C. II. SPURGEON. rnilE HOOK OF knowledge: ; OR, AN J E'.X(iliumtiou of Words and T liings eonnerted v,, 111 all ’1 II E A R T S AND SCIENCES. lursTR.vrF.ii wrra xumbroi'8 engravixcs. I’.Y GEORGE CRABB, A. M. Autlior ol "ESyuonymos," "Tcchm.togieal Dictionary, and ‘‘Historical Dictionary." New Kdition, with the latest Improvements. rilHK FlIBLIC AND PRIVATE HISTORY I OE N.U’Ol.KON THETIHRD, Empemr uf llie E’retich: with Biographieal Notices of his most Distiuguishi'd Min sters. Generals, Relatives anil Favorites, aud various Details lH‘Si:riplive of France under the Seriind Empire. By SAMI'El. M. SMI CKER, A. il.. Author of -'Coiii't and Reign of Catharine 11:" “History of Nicholas I. of Russia:” “Life uf Alexander Hamil ton:” "Life of Thomas Jefferson;" “Memorable scenes in French Historv :” “life of Dr. E. K. K A X K etc., He. Atlanta. Gen, Get. 8, WM. A. HARRIS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Isabella, Worth Co., Georgia E EKERSto—Miy. J. I, Harris, Milleitgeville ; Hou. A H. Ilaiisell,T1iiimasville ; Miller & Hall, (EglelhoriM' Hou. R. H. Clark, Macon ; Col. J. W. Duncan, Atlanta. June 2,1858....'Uly MARK -lOlTlVSTOM. - ATTORNEY AT LAW, Cartersvtlle, Georgia, February 28,1856. P. O. HARPER. ATTORNEY AT LAW, West Point, Georgia April 18,1855 d&wt M . C . JONES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Palmetto, Georgia W ILL give strict attention to the collection of claims of all kinds, to securing debts, and will make prompt settlements with anil ior clients. April 1858,....d&wtf. GUSTAVUS A. BULL, A T T 0 R N E Y A T LAW, I^Gratige, Georgia TTTTiLL practice iu the £ovi*nt! Counties or Hip C:>vvHa T f Circuit ami in Heard, county. April 17th 1858... .d&wly. JOHN V. HEARD, ATTORN E Y AT 1 LA W. Colquitt, Miller Co., Georgia March 6.1857,. wly O. A. LOCH RANK’ ] [j Ull.tK i.O( lilt AIM !■: I. A ill A I*. A T TORNIES A T LAW Georgia WM. H. BAR9K8 * . ■: • W. T. Ci CAMPBEtiL A NNOUNCE to their man; firlctids, and the public generally, that they have associated as AUCTIONEERS i -AND- r PURCHASING-AGENTS. C, And will give prompt attention to selling all kinds >7 of propertv at their Sales Room, corner of \) Whitehall and Marietta Streets. Algo c+ to the purchasing of every description of Gsods kc., for parties at a distance, at a moderate com mission; and from our facilities, we can guarantee to supply them at wholesale prices. SALES LVEE\ Now on hand, and constantly receiving, GOODS!! JUST/RECEIVED AT Alacon. H AY IXG associated themselves in bussiuess wilt do vote themselves exclusively to the practice of their profession. [Jail 13.... dwtf. VY11.1,1 4i>l FI. DAM ORTII. A T T 0 R N E Y A T LAW, Fulrburn, Georgia July 25,1857 d&wtl STONE & FITCH, ATT ORNEYS A T L A W Atlanta, Georgia. rFICE in Markham's Block, up St airs. Jauuary .10, 185S dwly. l. u. UKISCoE. H. H. DKOKAKFENKKID BHISCOL l)e(;U VFVLNRLil), A T T ORNEY’S A '1’ LAW, lUIUetlgeville, Georgia. ’IIJ'II J. practice also iu the Courts of adjoining Counties It June 18 dnviv L. J. GARTREI.L. ( T. W. G-artrell & Hill, A T r l’ O R N E Y 8 A T L A W , ATLANTA, GEORGIA. July g8 illy. SAMUEL H. BAKER, A T T OKNE Y r A T L A W And Notary Public Alpharetta, Milton County, Georgia. Ainu, give prompt attention to all busines entrusted f f to his professional management, strict attention will be given to the collection of claims. References.—Gen. A. J. Hansel, George X. fester. Win Phillips, Marietta; if. I 1 . Bell, W. W. lewis. Gumming; James R. Brown,Canton. march 1, 1858. .dfv JAMES M- SMITH, A T T 0 R N E Y A T L A W, Houston, Texas. W H.L practice in the District and inferior Courts of this State. Careful attention |>aid Io I be investigating of 1 and Titles to Die buying, selling and locating of Land Certificates. Promptness given to the collection of all claims. Ji»hi:K.vi'kh :—lion. IViti. ScMon. Washington D. C ; Austin Smith, Washington, 1>. C ; Hon. K. Johnson, Haiti more, Md ; Gov. Win. Eaton, V'arrenton, N. C; Rev. Kii Johnson, Atlanta, Ga ; W. t\ . (.'lines, New Orleans, la. TkxwsRkkkkkncks : — Hon. P. Ii. Hell, Sail Antonio, Judge Paschal. San Antonio ; Judge G. w. Pasclial, Aus till ; Hon. P. W. Gray. Iloustoi ; Perkins A Keecli. lions t" 11 - [January 7, iSSS dAwly. DH. L. J. ROBERT. AND SURGICAL PRACTITIONER, Georgia. [itAwlC V'. T. t . < jmiphi i! S. |h «.. UGEDN & MECHANICAL DENTIST?, A RE preparetl to perform all opera Y lions iu the profession will) dura bility and skill. Office over Alexai Street. Atlanta, Jan. 20 dtf MEDICAL Marietta,.. 49* Office at his Rcsideiiri ler's Drug Store, While'Half W. T. C. CAMPBEU G. P. CAMPBELL. F. D. THURMAN, M D, D D S mm Surgeon Dentist. OFFICE—A’o 38 W hi trim H Street■ ATLANTA, (JEORCIA. Aug. 8 dAwly. F. AI.KXAMIKK.] [WM. A. S1IKI I1V DRS. ALEXANDER & SHELBY, EE1CE Corner Marietta and Market Streets. January ::, 1858 dwtv o DR. JAMES M. MORRIS O FFICE on M.trielta, street, opposih* Dr. J. F. Alexun »h»r's. fAtlanta, (Ja., February !>, 1858 dwly. E. J. &R. W. CRAVEN. SURGEONi^ DENTISTS (Siucpssors to Ledl#Uer and Craven.) O tt\re ov»*r J. J. Richards Bookstore, Whihliall yt. Atlanta, <>a. X. B.—Teeth extracted by a new process, without paiu. June 0,1858....d&wly. FEATHERS. large supply of choice new Feathers, for sale hy JOSEPH W1NSH1P. * SMITH & EZZARI) YirOl’i'D inform their friends and patrons, that Mr. VV Marschalk (a chemist and pharmacatist of lung t xperieni e) moy be found ot their Drug Store all bom s of the night and will supply them with any medicine wanted. We have a 11**11 Pull at lie front door by which lie may lie waked. tkt. 1,1858. If. DR. R. T. PU LU AM~ fit to Virginia, will r ion. in tin* city of Atlanta. H AYIXt; returned from a visit to Virginia, will resume the Practice of his prof uni its vicinity. Fan he found at his Office at all hours, except when pro fessionally engaged. < Mice WASHIXUTt>X HALL. [Sept 15....dwtf Ailaiita Drug Store. £ SMITH &. EZZARD. Tfru arc pleased to inform our many friends and pat- VV rous that wo haveaiaffe large accessions to our Stock of DRUGS. MKDK INF?, PUUECHEM1CAI?, PAINT?, OILS, CD1.0KS, GLASS AVARS, AViNBDAV GLASS, Dental and Surgical lnslvmnenls, BRUSHES, of every variety, Perfumes and Fancy Goods. Ac. In variety, aud quality of stock, we have tried to make our house commensurate with tiie business of our Railroads. November 22nil, 1855. SMITH & EZZARD. TIIDEN’3 FLUID EXTRACTS AND SUGAR COATED PIUS. W K would beg to call the attention of Physicians to our complete stock of Tildeu’s Fluid Extracts, which for convenience of administration anil uniform known strength, are much preferable to the solid extracts in use heretofore. Tiie Sugar coated Pills are very desirable in wo respects, the Sugar coating protects the Pill from de terioration, aud renders them sure acceptable to the pa tient. For sale by sep!6 SMITH k EZZARD. F. M . COWEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A LPIIARKTTA GEORGIA. Aini.l. practice in the counties of the Blue Ridge Circuit- VY Refers to Gov. Brown, MilledgevilK*. Ga.,Gen A- H liansell. Marietta, Ga..Col. I-awson Fields, Alpharetta. Ga.. Col. J. It. Brown. Canton Ga. Sept. loth. '58,.wlv DR.V. H. TALIAFERRO H AVIXU returned to the city after au absence of some w»*i*!»s ? would annouce that In* is |>eriiiaiieiitly ltM-&- ted in Atlanta, and can be found at the ohl stand on White Hall Ftm*t. during the day, and at his residence on Ivy stieel at night. . X. B.—A servant will be found iu the office at night who will prompt]v convey calls for professional service. March Li. 1858 div. &DRY GOODS, a READY MADE CLOTHING h Hats efc Caps, j . * ” ‘ “'*' P! SOOTS & SHOES, g hj llu short, innumerable articles not ueccessary Q i specify here. P|C o M L AND G) L — ! . (0 j Tiie Ladies (JJ (-J. Are invited to call during the day,and insjieet our rn Njstockantl satisfy themselves as to quality and gj p i price. flDi — \! ALL PERSONS iHaving goods to he auctioned, will find that \ve!| fjn work on the principle of q RUK K SALES, PROMPT RETURNS S ^ p ]HIGH. BUTTER & CD., Atlanta. «* .1. R. .k C. H. WALLACE, jCLARKE & GRUBB “ fDI.. T. C. HOWARD, Drop round of an evening and spend a few mo ments with us. 6tjf Here's the place to get ymir Money's worth. September 27 dtf N EW GOO PS CHE IP!! t. C. HOWARD Wliolesalo , AND Hi IftiBTMIL AU Oommission Merchant. (At Parr's old stand. Marietta Street.) ATLANTA GEORGIA. Mareli 26, 1858 diwly. SUGXR. 1 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar ; 5 Ilhds. Muscovado XW Sugar : 10 barrels Crushed Sugar; 15 barrels Clarified Sugar, various qualities..just received and fori sale low, by [inarch 20] T. C. HOWARD. Merchant Tailoring House, (Next doer to Clarke & Grubb’s, Whithall Street,) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ' MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS! A large and well selected Stock. Decidedly Fine—Well Cut aud Well Made—latest Styles. Cloths, Cassiaers and Vestings, Of the very best ijuatity and most Beautiful Patterns, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS! large assortment—Endless Variety—latest Patterns— Best Materials. Come and see. 43-Clothing Cut and made to order by the most skill: ful workmen. , AU work Warranted Good. 43* Tailor’s Crayons and Tape Measures; also Ground down Needles, at $1 per one dozen papers. MS' Agents for T P Williams’ “New York and Paris Reports of Fashions. “ 43* Also, Agents for the sale of Grover k Baker’s, Sewing Machines. TERMS CASH. 1 EW1S LAWSHE. JAMES PURTELL. Oct. 13....dwtf. R E I 0 V A L! Beg to announce that they have comple ted, and .ire now occupying their NEW iron I'Vnt Store. And now offer to the Public, a Foreign an l Domestic Liquors, Cigars, TobaccoC^c., No. 8, Cherokee Block, Peachtree St*, • G-eorgia,. W E have this day forniod a Cojiartuership bade, the name and style of Jones k McLendon, for the purpose of transacting a general Crocks? Bcslykss in this city. Each of us take this method to thank cnrold friends and customers for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us wltt n not connected in business, and hope, by devot ing our strict personal attention to the business, to merit a continuance of their favors. We respectfully solicit our old friends and the public generally to call anil see us. We have instore, and are receiving daily, a well selected stock of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Ac., including overvthing usuaffw kept ina Grocery Store. Also, Liquors of all kinds, Segars, Tobacco, Ac., all of which will be sold low FOR CASH orapproved paper on short time. Our facilities for buying being equal to any House in cities below us, aud Freights less on New Orleans Goods, we challenge competition,and only ask a trial. Our Stock is in port of ” “ ” 50 Casks American Brandies, iu Bbls, 1-16, % Atecasks' 10 “ French do some very tine—1804. 10 Bbls Cordials, Cherry 1 Brandies, Ac. 20 Casks Wine—Malaga, Maderia aud Port. 20 Baskets>Chuinpaigne, various brands. 200 boxes Adamantine Candles: 25 boxes Hotel do - 20 Sperm Candles ; 50 boxes No.' 1 Soap : 20 l>oxes Cas tile Soap ; 20 boxes Toilet do; 50 boxes Starch ; 50 box es assorted Candies; 25 boxes Soda : 10 kegs do • 25jars Macaboy Snuff; 25 doz bottles do : 25 pkgs Tea«—Po\v- ctiong, < hitting, Guu Powder and Hison : 10 bales Facto ry yarns ; Rasing. Nuts, Sardines, lobsters, Ac • Ten. per. Ginger, Spice, Buckets, Tubs, Churns. Broom® Ac • in fact almost anything you want can belrnd at N'o (T Terms liberal to dealers. Call and ate us. jonrs a mclendon. 200 Sacks Kio. 1,-iguira, Java, and Mochu Coffee. 100 Bbls. Powdered A Crushed ABAC Sugars. 20 Hhds Muscovado and Port Rico do 6 Cases I .oaf Sugar. 10 Hhds Molasses. 200 Sacks Liverpool Salt, lb Tierces Rice 10 Bales India Bagging. 100 Coils Bale 'Rope. 100 Boxes Tobacco, vajious brands—some very fine. 20.000 Cigars, from $10 to $50 thousand. 100 Bbls. Whiskey, various brands, from the cheapest to the best; somd 19 years old. 25 Bi)ls Rock Spring Rum. 25 “ Phelps’ Gin. Atlanta Ga., October 10', 185g 2pil*wly STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS, ■ .-m ■ ^ JL8£b8«" E Y AN & M YEES, H AVE much pleasure in announcing to the Citizens of Atlanta, anil the Public In General, that tliev are now iffe pared to exhibit one of the largest and most beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, every brought to this City. They respectfully solicit an examination of tlieir Goods and prices.—as tliev feel confident that any one examining their Stock, will lie convinced that it is his interest to buv from them Atlanta, tVt.,6,185S dwtf. COFFEE! COFFEE!! 50 bags prime Rio Coffee ; 10 bugs choice Java Cof fin*, for sale, low, by March 26. T. C. HOWARD. SYRUP & MOLASSES! t) pe Barrels choice New Orleans Syrup; 10 Hlnls prime New Crop West India Molasses..just received, and for sale, low, by [march 26] T. V. HOWARD. CIGARS ! CIGARS ! J UST received direct from the importer, a small lot of very choice cigars, such an article perhaps has not been offered in ibis city before. For sail* by LIQUID GOLD. I TUP. sale, a small lot of Imperial Tnkav Wine, at only Seventy* Dollars per doz. June 29.....dtf T. U HOWARD. RICH ~A N D RACY. A FRK'fil supply of those rare and exquisite HCXCA IU AX WINty, just received from the Importer.— The most critical judgi s test these Wince. The Clarets and Champaign cannot be equalled iu the South. F*»r sale by fjune 28dtt] T. C. HOWAUI*. WHISKEY! Barrels iiest Tennessee Wbite ; 20 barrels 1’iKe’s \ I Uelelirateil Magnolia, for sale, low down, by March 26. T. U. HOWARi LUMBER! LUMBER! I HAVE two Steam Saw Mills sawing exclusively lor me, and am prepared to till all orders for IJ’MRKK with which I may In* favored, at short notice. I also keep a well assorted supply constantly on hand,, at the Yard adjoining my Warehouse. Orders respectfully s*» licited ami promptly filled. T. C. HOWAltlL STORAGE! H aving ample spa. Raeon. Liquors, . I am pn'pared t** Store Cotton, other articles on reasonable T. C. HOWARD. FINE FRENCH BRANDY! Half l f ipcs pure tine Otard ; 10 barrels Old !V«*#cli ; O 10 barrels Domestic, at March 2C 3858. T. C. HOWARDS. Eddleman & Banks Wholesale and Hetail Dealers in Bools SJi€M*s, Ixeatlier and Slice Find lugs. Smith’s Glass Front Building. Whitehall St.. Atlanta. Ga. March 5.1853 d&wly. JOEL XD.4SI3VEJVES GROCER & COMMISSION Decatur Street, three (heirs IIV.</ if thr AUwnvcum Jitnhlinff ATLANTA, GEORGIA . HOICK GRIX-'ERIES on band, at Wholesale and l!e- i tail : A Baud C Sugars ; Did Gov. JavaColtee ; Granulated Sugars : Fine Rio Coffee ; Crushed Sugars ; Pickles, Catsups and •??> Powdered Sugars . Sauces : and in fact, everything in the Gkiwkkv i.ink : Liqiion,, AVlues, Cljjai-s (some of the finest ever ln ouplil to Allauta,) and Tobacco of all glades. My terms arc Cash, and I shall not deviate from them to please any b‘>*iy. but give as many Goods, if not more limn anv House in Atlanta, for the’ same amount of mon ey. Sept. 29 dwtf. JOEL I>. SIMMS. GREEN WOOD; MI LLS, ATLANTA, GA. rriilE proprietors have taken a room ill Hie old Nor I cross Building for the purpose of buying Grain and selling Uieir choice Family S. E. and fine Flour, shorts, and Bran. Also, freslt ground meal and Grits, to which tliev rail attention of eitv dealers and consumers. STEWART k MOORE. Orders from a distance promptly filled. <k t in ’TS-jdlm ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS SHOES, cfc O. Probably one of the largest ever opened in Atlanta- Onr Goods have been bought at very low prices and will be sold at an unusually small profit. BEACH & ROOT. Oct 7, 1858 dwtf JOHN M.LUNQUEST Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, Whitehall Street. Atlanta. Ga. TOct 14 d&wlv A. ALEXANDER Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Pat Leather sewed Boots. ■ Pump ami welt pegged Boots. “ square edge welt pegged Boots. •• and Kid Congress Gaiters. Silk Listing Congress Gaiters and Tics. Calf Glove Kid & Lasting Oxford Tie. “ and Kid Oxford Root's. Patent Ixatlier low cut Slioes. leather DcJoinville. Calf, Goat, Bull and Kip Brogati: 1 ladies’ tallies' ' ladies' . Ladies' : ladies’ , ladies’ , ladies’ ladier’ Gents Taiiestry, earjiet Velvet and Goat Slippers A. H. C. BROCKEN, 22 i LIFF STREET, NKW YORK, Manufacturer of Glass >f/rir.gts, Hutiiwupalliic Finis, Grail- u-'ted Measures, Xnrsiiiy Battles, tf'e. G 1 I .ASS WAKE for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, f Photographers, &e. (Ireeli (ihL^.s Ware by the pack age. A liberal discoimt made to the trade. Orders from country Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price l.ists sent on application. sep!5 d*w3m .1 K WILLIAMS. JOLl.mO BAK'M WILLIAMS Sc BAKER, [Stieeessf.Tx la Wilt in ms, liken >1' G 3NI Bu •CNERALt’onimiS3ion Merchants, Athoneum Building. Decatur Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Prompt and particular attention given to tiie sain 21 - of Grain, Bacon, Lard, Flour Feathers, and Ten- nessee produce generally. Jan. 27, ’58 dtf. THE SOCIAL HARP! 4 COIJ.KUTION ol Tunes, Odes, Anthems, and Set t\ l'jeces, selected from various Authors; together with much new Music never before published; suited to all Metres, and well adapted to all Denominations, Singing Schools, and private Societies, with a full exposition uf the Rudiments of Music, and the Art of Musical Ciuiqse.it so simplified tliat the mosi unlearned jiersim can n 4,1 r liend it with the utmost facility. By John G. McCurry. For sale l>y Wli.LIAM KAY, Sid 17 dAW Agent, Atlanta, Georgia. Magazines for November. A 1.ARGK Lot of Godey & Graham’s Magazines, for November, just te hand, aud tor sale by Atlanta, Oct 18,1858 U Wit. KAY, Agent. Die Greatest Invention uf the Age. rpHE subscriber dpsires to call Ihc attention of every I Famiiv in the gate t«» the new patented SKWINH UACHlSty, Tin- Netilehm & Rnymoad hupiovei!, AND THE 1MPKOVI !> QUAKKR CITY, 11U\V uttered lor sale in this place. ’Iheir simplicity, and the case with which they are kept in order demand par ticular attention. Hewing with two spools of ordinary thread, thereby avoiding all trouble of filling of bobbins and rewinding of spools, making a 0UBLE LOCK STITCH, which will not rip or ravel, though every third stitch is L*ut aud equally adapted to t'ottmi. Silk or I.inen Thread. In addition to tlic superior merits of these Machines, tliev are sold at less than ONE THIRD THE PRICE of any reliable Machine ever before ollered to the public. This should be sufficient milueoinent to place them iu the hands of every family in the State. Testimonials of the highest character from gentlemen well known in Augusta, who have used these Machines in their families will be shown with pleasure to any on** do- iriug to see them. I have purchased from the j>at..*nt**es the right for several counties in this State, and design as soon as 1 can procure a suitable location, to open an Office and Sales ltucm in this city. At present, I can be found with a supply of the Machines at the WASHINGTON HALL. where I will he pleased to show them to all who may rail. All orders proni^itly filled,and Machines carefully packed up for shipment. ^ JOHN PS!IKK, Jit. Atlanta, September 17th, 1858—ddwlui NOTICE. O PR former patrons and the public are hereby untitled thatwe have sold our interest in the Vriuling Office aud Book Bindery, recently owned by us iu Atlanta, Oa., to Messrs. J. I. Miller, & Co., who will continue tin* busi ness for themselves. Thankful for past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same for the new firm. All persons indebted to us will please call and settle the asme, with our authorized Agent, J. I. Miller, who wilj receipt therefor. (J. I*. KDDY, & C’O. Atlanta, Oct. 1st, 1858. From the above it. will be seen that we have purchased the entire interest oft;. P. Kddy, & (’*».. in their Printing Office, and will continue the business in all of its various brandies. Having one of the most complete Printing < »f- fices and Binderies in tin* S»uth, we are prepared to exe cute work with dispatch and neatness on favorable terms, for cash. Orders respectfully solicited, and will bo promptly attended to. J. J. MILLKlt, & CO. ()et0-twd aw *2 w. C HEAP FOR CASH, (.’aliens, Delaines, Mannings, Do mestics, &<•., by J. L. CFTTIXt* A:CO. [oet. 16,1858 tfj R. M. CLARK T. F. GRUBBS. CLARK & GRUBB, Commission Merchants, Agents for Holler! ions of all U.tuffs. And Dealers in Bacon, Lard, Produce of all kinds, Groceries, Ac.- 43-Al tlieir old stun!, on Whitehall H.. ADanta Ga.*S34 B ACON, Ianl ami Oil'll always <m haiul. Strictatleu- tion pan! to consignments of every description, and Remittances promptly ma.de. Orders respectfully solici ted, and carefully filled,—FOR CASH. H. L. T1N!£Y.) [J. A. SHSPOIX. H. L.TINLEY & Co., < oiihiiilssl4»ai and Fomaidliig Hleiclannts. EXCJIAXfiK ST, CHAKLESTOX, S. C. G 1 1VK their prompt iK*rsonal attention to the selection r of all kinds of Produce, and to the purchasing, to order, all articles that may be desired, for a commission of2}n per cent. (JoihIs received and forwarded at 10 cents per package. No Goods have or will he detained by ns for freight and charges. 4&~1jheral Advances made on all consignments to us. Feb. 28 wly. ♦ I > KSPKCTFn.LY invites the attention of the Public to V; his New Stock ot Unadulterated, Drugs, Chemicals, MEDICINES, And nil other articles usually found in a must Ui\ss mu i; s He feels u^siirvrf that no liouse Soiilh, run oiler u Stock superior in genuineness and purity. All officinal preparations arc made iu strict conformity with the formula of the V. S- Pharmacojueia. Desirous of reducing his Stock and of accomodating the public lie will sell all articles, at the lowest prices, which obtain in Augusta, Savannah or Charleston. Connofecurs of line Wines, Brandies ami fi*-nnin“ l!a- vannas. will find articles to please the most fastidious palate. A portion of his Stock is specific! in tin* amu-M-d let : 25 oz. Sulphate of Morphine. 20 lbs Gum Opium. 1 gross MeMtinn’s Klixir opium. 150 oz Quinine. 10 lbs Iodide Potash. 20 lbs Chloroform. 20 ;4 Kngilsli Blue Mass. 10 •• kt Calomel 2 u Nitrate Silver. 2.500 •* Pun* White Lead in Oil. 2 cases Chrome Green. 2 •• “ Yellow. 250 gallons, Knglish I.inseod Oil. 10 barrels, Turpentine. o0 * 4 Tanner's Oil. 20 Assorted Varnishes. 230 boxes, u Window Glass. 3 barrels. Putty in Bladders, lo gross. German Parlor Matches. 2<> •• Matches Ordinary. Also, a large ftock of whole and ground Spire?. p»*r furmery and I’atent Medicines. CALL, CALL, CALL. Awl sccuro Bargains at prices 25 per cent, under the Market prices. out lMtf (Sign uf Negro it Harter, Whitehall Street. Important to Farmers. T DK Subscriber having purchased the sole righto making, vending and using I. P. Harris’ celt brated Patent Sub-Soil PLOW in the following counties, viz ; Cobb, Campbell, Fulton, DeKalb,Gwinnett, Walton, Hart, Madison, Jackson, Hall, Habersham, Kahun, Union, White, Gilmer, Pickens, Fannin, Cherokee, Forsyth, Mqtou, Lumpkin Dawson, Fowns, Murray; Gordon, Ca toosa, Whitfield, Walker, (’hathK»ga and Dude, is now prepan*d to sell County, District, Farm, Shop, and indi vidual rights ujmui tb<* most accommodating terms. Specimens ol the above Flow mav be seed at mvshop. ' WM. J. GHIFi lKT. Marietta, Ga., June 14tb. 1 »k5S wlf. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES! -A.t Reduced. Prices. 1 J&I T O ihc citizens of Atlanta and vicinity, wo most respectfully tenderoor t\niks for their very lilieral (ntrmiage. and invite tlieir attention to our extensive assortment of Spriug and Summer Styles of BOOTS & SHOES which have been manufactured under our own supervision since the decline in stock, and enables us to sell at low er prices than those who purchase from second hands, and we guarantee to sell a better quality ol' goods and at as low prices as those wiio advertise to sell at 15 to 25 per cent, lower than anybody, or at cost. We are determined not to be excelled either in style, quality, or low prices, and have now iu Store and are daily receiving the largest stock of BOOTS SHOES ever before offered in this market, consisting in part of the following styles: Gents French Calf l’umps and welt sewed Boots. ladies’ French Glove Kid Congress Gaiters, with beets. ladies’ “ Kid welt lace Boots, with heels. • Turn Lace Boots, with heels. Goat welt S. A. I toots, with heels. Kid and Cloth Buskins. Kid Excelsiors, with heels. Kit! Slippers, with rosettes and heels. Kid Ties and Slippers, worsted embr’ed lil’k .k bronze Toi't Slip’s . ... White Kid Slippers, i ladies’ Carpet Slippers. . _ .. ' Messes’ & Chips Silk last. Cong. ,k lace Gait’s with heels Boys ik Youths Fr ch Call' Boots, Cong. Gait’s ,k (>.\t'. Ties, j Misses’ and Children’s Kid Welt and Turn I ace Boots. ■ ladies’ Silk lasting Congress and lace Gaiters. ‘ Misses’ ,k Children’s Kid I’ai’t Leather Foxed lace boots, ladies’ •• •• Cres’t Foxed Coil & lace Gai’s with heels Misses’ and Children’s Kid Shanghai lace Boots Children’s Kid and Cloth Button Boots. Misses' French Kid Rosette and plain Slippers. Infant’s Socks, assorted Colors, Ac. Children's Black, Bronze and Patent Leather Ankle Ties. All Goods purchased of us, Warranted, and repaired Free of Charee. Cherokee Block. Peachtree Street, At lauta. Georgia. March wly DIMICK «& MIX. W. H EE RING & S ON, MANUFACTUHtri’S & WHOLESALE & RETAIL jbj3 jto . ^ sa.^ bb-c ssl .««£ :a: M CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMKUES, VESTING, IIATS. CAPS. S11IKTS AND AM. KIND'S (d- G1NTS FURNISHING GCOI s. H AVE received tlieir new STOCK for FALL C WIN'fKK TRADE, to which they invite the attention of those want ing gootls in their line. Our Stock this Season is the largest and most choice we have ever brought to this city and being determined to increase our business largely this season, we will offer greater inducements than ever be fore to CASH BUYERS. We still make Clothes to order and guarantee as good fits as can be had iu the U. States.— About the 15th of (ictoher next, we shall remove to our new Store, one of the two IRON FRONT STORES BUILDING BY MESSRS-. BEACI! & ROOT, ON WHITEHALL STREET, A FEW D00ES EEAEEE THE BAJIIOAD1EA110UE PBEPESTSTAND We are Agents for SINGER’S Celebrated SEWING MACHINES and HERRING'S l atent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES, which took the highest l iize Medal at the World's Fair in London in 1851. and again at New York in 1853. pronounced bv the mi st cenipet-id Judges to be the best safe made. W. HERRING, ) ' TV. IlEKItlNG & SON. W. F. HERRING, j Atlanta,September 23d, lS5t> iliwtf ■80 g-ScTHT* T Si e € a b le S11 c c FALL GOODS! FALL GOODS! A ©BEAT FALL 1 1 1 U't §00' V i.l. lovers of Science, and the line a. is. and (he publii- in general, would do well lo call before purchasing else where, at P. Hayden .k Co., 38 Whitehall street where they will find a splendid assortment of Foreign and Do in,.Stic Drv Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Millinery Goods ai prices that will enable every one to purchase from us. Atlanta. Ga., Oct. 1, 1858. _ !*• HAT DKN & Co., HA E I) AV A E EJc III 0 X S T GEE. CLAEKE& LEWIS, G-ilbert 7 (SUCCESSOHS TO) Manufacturer’s Bank, MACON, GEORGIA. S IGHT Drafts on Savammah, < ’harloston and New York. also. Sight Drafts on England Ireland ami Scotland. on all the cities of Germany, on France, Holland. Belgium, Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and all other countries of Europe. < iclfi-tf. ESPECIALLY DEDICATED TO THE ItNB BSCIF ATL ' KTA T HE mnlorsignotl bas jiist oj>oiic*ti the richest, most varied and recherche assortment of appliances, for the Toilet ever ottered to tin* Atlanta public, consisting of POMADES! manufactured by Mangeuet ik ('undray, Honbigant Fliardin. I.ubin, Henry t<c Dem-rson, and other eelebra- ted French perlrmers. HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS! From Lubin. Wright, ISiron an«! Fuse and I.ubin ; cm bracing amongst other favorite and fashionable odors t be just ly celebrated KISS ME QUICK & FKAXGIPAXf! ."'naps, an infinite variety. Hair Freshes, pearl, inlaid bullalo and satin wood: INu tnionnies, shell, Berliu-wire and Monx-co ; Toilet putt* boxos of metal. i>ojeelniti. glass paper Toilet powder, Lnbin s Hose. Violet k. Fleur de Hiz ; Fine ttH'th ami ilressing combs of Ivory, shell, butla- lo rnd horn ; (’tdognes. Genuine Farina iu various stvles. A. ALUXANDFJL Oct 16. 1858-tf Whitehall street. swedes' English and Hcfmed, Bar and Huudle Iron. <’;L-t. (ierman, lilister ami Flow Steel. Cut. Wrought and HoiseShoe Nails.' Trace, Log. Wagon, Lump and Continuous Chains. Mill Irons. Mill Saws of all kinds Farmer’s Tools, Agricultural Im plements. consisting of Corn-shel- IfJS. Straw t’titiers, of tin* xt ry best quality, Flows, Grain Cradles Scythe Blades, Wheat Fans, Threshing Machines. Sim v e 1 s . Spades, Axes ami Hoes, Cast Steel l'icks, Mattocks, Cotton Manilla Hemp Hope. Atlanta. Georgia, December 13th. IRof ob X !?- : ' ''*>ts tt HAEDWAEE. CIIKROKEE BLOCK. 7Vvi,hirer. St,;.I, Atlanta, Geort,i ARK ALSO AGENTS TO T THT SALT OF '-’s ° Fnirb: litiiler Ui\i is, Nutts and Wash eis—Cass co.. A: English Castings. Would invite particular atten tioii to our large Stock of buiiil‘*rs Hardware, which has Wen select ed fr* m the very best Manufac turers?. We have also, the largest and best Stock of Guns. Hides and Histols. ever ottered in this Mar ket. Consisting of Fine English and Damnsres-Twist and Lamina ted Me. I Ik»rrelShot Guns. C«»;ts old and new model, and a large assortment of Pistols, kr. Orders from city and conn-, trv solicit* tl. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS. CASH! CASH! CASH! Bool'S, SHOES AN 11JLEATH fcit; i a! rni . _ , I |{.>,-,ts .x Shoes, ever brought to this market, at low prices l «»II« A- Gaiter. that is mauufacturetl. -VSl i ask is au examination ol the -t *'!•.. ItoBKHf CAKUDLL, Agent, at Frank!* i.tlemeirs, Indies, Misst*s and Children’: 1 li;.*\e every km*l <*! a Hoot, Shoe oi o trouble tn show g«tods. d's old Stand. Whitehall Mreet. Atlanta. ML fill li'c A&mifVQILlk, I > tel'EtTFUM V hi'r wry lai U.Y irg. Ribbimf;. Fiv Hti'cvt. Atlanta, Georgia. N. B.—Particular attei.tii alls the atti'iitiim “f ber furimT fiicrcs ami i«troi:s, fis well as .straiigcrs visilmg the city, to took tif 511LL1MERY .« FA.VC1 GOODS, consisting ofUoiuiets. Oq:s. Jluul ifivss, -. ,w,.|s. UHicl-.es. Hair Hi..:-l.=. an t Fii.broi.lerics. Store at Fiaiiki'oi.t's olei siami. '.Vl.iicliaii imid ti> the Dress making aud Dress cnUaig business. A. T C\, Agent. FANCY GOODS AND P K R F U M E R Y , C loiiddiiig Hi pail ofCailognes, ofmirowu ) make I.uiiin's Extracts tor Handkerchiefs. Florida Water. Lows' Brown Windsor Soaps. Toilet- and other Soaps. Hair Brushes. Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes. \c. IVirt Monies. Ivory, Buffalo, Rubber and other Combs. Razor straps. Wicker. Flask's, Jte. With almost everything in the F;nu y CHmhS.s 1.!»»<*, on liaud aud being received. We have just received a few pair of Beautiful Toilet Bottles. Give us a call. Oct 14.....d&wtf SMITH & 1*^VRD. A SliPEUB Stock of Silk Velvet and Plush Vesi.itigs J\_ just received, and for sale very cheap by Sept 2.'5 W. HERRING * SOX. Queras ItoAJLtvrr Mi Jelly. T HE friends of Cod-Ijver owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Quern for the acceptable maimer he furnishes them this article. Although the Jelly contains 85 per cent ol oil, it is rather pleasant to eat than otherwise.— This preparation is endorsed by the Academy of Medical Science, New York. For sale bv Sep 2 ‘ SMITH & EZZARD. WHO 'X7€7‘^\-3S1 A GOOD WATCH ? OR. A FILE ARTIC LE OF JEWEL • Y! NOW is your time to get either, by c.tiling on I'.il te AVS1I te-slS 11 oftlitGoItlenKaglc YlfrmTK JIall Street, who bus Ur- HKSTsapply ol' ;ii VV must cvcsytbiug m bus line, lie Ittts ever nlleroi ill U|'|Kir Georgia—from a 20 ceyt lireastpiii t>> it tr',5 sett; • iv from a $■7 TCYI TO A *25© ©HUO^OWETER. Also, CLOCKS, PLATED WARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. RAZORS, SCISSORS, &c., ^c. O J7%- T_i Xj £»IO o UXT . Atlanta, Ga., Oet. loth, 1S5S dll'- BOCK cV MUSIC STORE / J J. RICHARDS & Ct»., keepaWhuie- • sale and Retail cheap cash. Reek. Mu- * > sic and frnr.cv Store, on \Vh;ti*halI street «.’Mm Atlanta, (ia. Hi rs «»er M; to. I!stah!isbt‘.l Xov t let. 1. IS:)*' cUwly I. 1> II Mrs. Mary A. Swiit. •! U. 1 ’ - it’ioitl.s Ha AtiatM.i l»rv|Mi-. (i .il s! I ' l < I li \ N COM M LSS1 ON HOPS K BY S. J. i HA0KLEF0RD ATL.A NT A, GEORGIA. A I.I.kindsnf Mondiaiidisod sold «|0!t siiortnoticeoir avnn ding to instructions. Proiierty^iuld for Admin strator's or Executor's, m»m reusoiiable terms. Fell. 18i wly. PREMIUM LIME. I ‘ am ageut for the Chewaela Lime Company, Russell county. Alabama, and will keep constantiy on hand a good supftfy t»f tlieir Lime, put up in five bushel casks, which is superi»»r h>ait.v Ge»>ry>n Linn*. Cash orders resp» ctlullv fcoheled. March 24, J 5S wtf. JOSEPH WIXt HIP. B A R N L S & C A M 1 Fair Week ! Dare Johnson Has arrived at Barnes X Campbell's with Ins usual !<*t < nice JEWELRY. (let 16 '58 N J 1 KW STYLUS OF BA(.1.AN 4 DIAKS. Jnst received le. [,s't. ili, ls.'is If] J. 1. n ni\G .vn». HAY! HAY : 'SI' rtTeixed, a l«>i Tcnnessi*** CW>\» op consignment hj WALLACE & ROBINSON. . . i.«i the .-i.noui ding country ed D' v* ior yiojniliOm ttibl Stnio superior manner and on moderate terms.- BJeaelut g ami Bl' vkG.g Beniu is done in the it.it* -j .nn most fashionable style. Meiehants iiav.ng a»iy thii.g her line ti'.'bus.ness, would do welltt* give her avail. Re-u'c i.« • on Decatur Street. immediately over Di stort* ol Messes. Hubbard.v B.*r;y. dw'm NEW B0NNjl.T BiOhE. M R-. PCRaND extends a genera', iiivitaliou to the J - idles of Atlanta arid \ entity, to visa her < learnt apaptnicKts in the Iron Front I fining ol Messrs- IVacb »X Root, on \Yiiit>*itatl Street. Tb.*\ will meeta weicomo reception. October 14th.. dtf Young Ladies High School. ATLANTA GSORt 1HK undersigm*'] a.-s:ste»! by a emuplete board of prolic.ent Teachers, wilio«.* !i hot.1 for Young Lu'.ies. in Atlanta on the tirs* of Jai.un. y Is .v in r**gard to the uharact* .*• of the M-heoi. lie W'Hiltl say that :t is not to be called a < eu.Ki;i:. but :t ;s tt» ii4 a sehooi of u high grade, iu w!i:« h \ tiling ia-iies may obtain a thorough practieal e*lu m::eh «»f the :.i nnn. ^itnl as an\ m:*y desirt T .:4.t* tiie Sell*>ol eqna! - the aim tie MRS S', PARISH •l the Atlanta Lillies ami stir e h.T.-' ii:.-t reiun.e«i Iroiu the »akc Drissrx ami filui:- itesi ami most tashionabfi* iu it ice, ami will emieavor nil will favor her at MR. 1*. I. IMMKL-. Alal’iima Street. Atlanta, Ga. <i«:\YIN(J MACHINES! .■'! .WING MACJIINTCS! SiAVINt; MACHIXI*^ 1 SEWING MACHINES! 'L\V|\<. MACHINE ! SEWING MACHINES ! S« WING MACHINE . SEWING MACHINES ! s E W l X «. M A ( H 1 X KS ! \: the iatest and n;« >t appnwed styles, suitable for wing Leather, Ciotn. Negro goods, Muslins, Silks, nens^Jaemn ts. .ve.—tor . w ;»k' at Leyden's General Sew ^ M u bii:«* Dfp4»t % Aikmta. tia.. at Manufacturers prices, ed n»r samples .»f work and prices. S* p 27thi .. dtt A. l.EYDEX. O’