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Slmlpldty of Truth •I witnessed a abort time ago, in ono of our H h courts, a beautiful illustration of the sim jity and power of truth: A little girl nine years of ago, was offered as a witness against a prisoner who was on trial for iclony committed in her father’s house. ‘•Now, Emily,” said the counsel 4br the pria- er, upon her being offered as a witness, “I desire to understand if you know tho nature of an oath ?” , "I don’t know wlmt you mean," was the sim ple answer.- Except In sin and pain. 1 jlmnrri.' UUYK.- ARK1VK. l.KAYR. ; ' AtlanU.. Dalton... Knox’lle. Bristol... l.ynchb’g NewYork 1.15 a.m. A48a.m. A 40 r.M. 7.20 a.m. 6.16 r.M. 6.00 A.M. <U5p,m. 1.80 A.M. 9.00».u! ft.MF.il. ?.45a.m. 6.80 r.u. N. York. Wssh'n. Ly«ch*g Bristol.. Knox'Hc Dolton.. Atlanta. 5,45a:m. 4.80 P.M. 6.60 a.m. 9.85 p.m. 10.00 p.m. 5.10 a.m. 4.00 p.m. 7.05 a.m. 9.40 P'M. 10.95 p.m. NEW and EIEGAJiT SLEEPING CARS The dear Immortal spirit* tread; Par all the hoandleea nnireno Is llto—there la no dead. Between Atlanta and Knoxville, Bristol and Lynchburg, and Washington and New York, To Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,. Richmond, Lynchburg,and Knoxville. “There, your honor,” said the counsel, address- :ourt, “is anything farthor necessary to ing tho court, “is anything . demonstrate tho validity of my objections? This witness should bo rejected. She does not comprehend the nature of an oath." “lit us see," said the. Judge, “come here, my daughter.” Assured b; Judge, tbecl ed confidently ttpln , ,, , .. eye, and in a manner so artless and frank it went straight to her heart. Did you ever take an oath?” inquired the tho kind tone and manner of the l towards him and look- is face with a calm, clear Judge. The little girl stepped back with a look of lior ror, and the red blood mantled In ablush al over her face and neck, as she answered. “No sir.” She thought he intended to inquire If she had ever blasphemed. “I do not mean that,”- said the Judge, who- saw her mistake. “1 mean were you ever witness before ?’’ He handed her the Bible open. “Do you know that book, my daughter ?', looked at it and answered.-Ye es, sir, it is She looked at It and answered, the Bible.” “Do you ever read it ?” he asked. “Yes, sir—eveiy evening.” “Can you tell me what the Bible is ?” “It is the Word of the Great God,” she an swered. ; “Well, place your hand, upon this Bible and. listen to what I say," and he repeated slowly and solemnly the oath usually administered to witnesses. “Now,” said the Judge, “yon have been sworn as a witness—will you tell me what will you if.you do pot tell the truth ?” “I shall be shut up in the State prison ” an swered the child. s child. “Anything else! „ se?” asked the Judge. “I shall never go to Heaven.” ■ | “How do you know ?” asked the Judge again The child took the Bible, and turning rapidly •r to the chapter containing the commandments, pointed to the injunction, “Thou shalt not boar that,"sue satci, ""as any 01 being a witness “Has any one talked with you ftbciutyduif’ ft*®*mpU^ott’edatPntof in court here against this roan?” Any ftrther information will be p inquired the Judge. “Yes, sir,” she replied; “my mother heart they wanted me to be a witness, and last night she called me into her room and asked me to tell her the ten commandments,- and: then we kneeled, down together, and she prayed t r ‘ iiWli' might understand how wicked it was to father, she kissed me and told me to remember the ninth commandment, and,that, God wo]“ hear every word I said.” “Do you believe this ?” asked the Judge, with a tear glistening in his eye and his lips qui ing with emotion. “Yes, sir,” said the child, with a voice and manner that showed her conviction of tho truth, was perfect “God bless you, my child,” said the Judge, “you have a good mother. This witness is com petent,” he continued. "Wore I on trial for my Leave ct lifo, 1 and innocent of the charges against me, I, Arrivoat would" pray God for such a witness ad this. Let her be examined." She told her story with the simplicity of child as she was, but there was a directness about it which carried conviction of its truth to every heart. She wad rigidly cross-examined. The counsel plied her with infinite and ingenious questioning, but she varied from her first state ment in nothing. The truth as spoken by that child was sublime. Falsehood and perjury had preceded her testimony. The prisoner had en trenched himself in libs, until he deemed him self impregnable. Witnesses had falsified iacts in his favor, and villainy had manufactured a sham defenso,'but'before her testimony falsehood was scattered like chaff. The little child,/or whom a mother had prayed for strength to be given her to speak the truth as it was before God, broke the cunning devices of matured, vil lainy in pieces- like n potter’s vessel. The strength that the mother had prayed for was given her, the sublime and terrible simplicity (terrible, I mean, to the prisoner and his perjued associates) with which she spoke was like revelation from God himself. You Can’t Catch It.—You can’t catch it, hoys or girls. You may be as fleet of foot as tlie antelope, or you may fly as on the wings ol an eagle, yet you cannot overtake it. Cannot overtake what ? . . rj'X'f The bad word which has passed your lips 1 It has fled to heaven, and wrote itself on tire book of God. You-can’t catch it. The wicked deed you performed I. It soared to the judgment, and was stereotyped on the memory ot tho Judge. You can’t catch it. Thesinfulthoughtyou indulged! Its ii was caught by the light of God’s,eye, and photo- graphedon the roll of your histoiy. You can' catch it. Beware, then, O my children, what you think, what you do, wlmt you say. - 8. 8. KENDRICK & CO., urxe. .,f.a Alabama Street, Atlanta, Georgia, DEALERS IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Upholstery and HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD8. THROUGH TICKETS TICKETS GOOD UNTIL V8ED..J& BasCBfnHCp CUooked Through, ' JAMES LAUDERDALE, »cp20 ‘ General Passenger Agent. -A-s Low as tla© Lowest I ON COTTON FROM ATLANTA TO NEW YORK, VIA CHARLESTON. imimj lumas Una Railroads, to Charleston, thence by Steamers, at Bale of not over BOO pounds, i iff f not compressed will ho charged 40 per ci onaL . THROUGH'BILLS.,LADING GIVEN,. And Quick Tranaportatfon Secured ilrod while in possession or the .Roads, Epfahlppers^must^inaurs from CbarlestQ|i only charge Its proportion of on alt Cotton consigned to AngnBta mer- The same proportion will he observed by tho _and Booth Carolina Railroads on Cotton con- to Charleston merchants. Cotton for New York must be sent care of Por ing Agent ‘ " ~ “ - - - • Sonth Carolina Railroad, Charleston, "E. W. COLE, Georgia Raflro H. T. PEAKI, eep29—lm General Snp’t Sqnth Carolina Railroad. illroad. BATES THROUGH mnXUMM Va. & Mon ttr. Boaton, New York, Philadelphia, TO ATLANTA, q-A. mHE following Hates have been established W this A Line, to take effect on and after September 80,1860 Bosxqs. N., jroftK.rHiLADEi.ruiA. baltuiohk, 1st Class. 3.83 ,,8.86 , . ,.3.21 1.09 »K » P a ,|3 New ers of lift) lira tho pallid ‘ iHcaliou to meutal .sflur*, miWVff U {PCOHIM • the o\motvet that some dourcesing lufluonoe U and the impossibility of appUestlc . ------ h1u>w its bauefiil iuflbei»cc. It Owm, **?_??*, * Removed from BAKER, BROS. * CO., .latitui mamufaotumibs or t****””Uo'M i BALTIMORE WIKPOW PLASS and .GLABSWARE, enfeebled to glvo r.esi to neauniui ana rur. thonghta nro turned inwards upon thomsolves. If the patient ho a female, the approach of tuo i Is looked for with anxiety, ns tho first symptom in Nuturo Is to show her saving power In diffusing i culation, and visiting the cheokwlth the bloom of Vlas 1 Increase of appetite has grown by whottt Druggists’ Vials, Bottles, nnd Jars, WINE,' PORTER, and MfNKUAL BOTTLES, 1 , ij I' ty\ V I !V/ Importers anil Manutocturcas’ Agonls for sale of i FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS, Soda Ash, Bl-Carb Soda, Sat Soda, Borax, Alum, Copperas, Blno Vitriol, Saitpetro, Epsom 8alta,. Holt Brimstone, and other Choniicala. PAINTS, COLOR OILS, GLUE, EXTRACT LOGWOOD 3E,and 34 S.,OharIc» 8trcet. aug23—lm’~ l " ' *' ' ' IMPORTERS OP, AND DEALERS IN <Corieti.*Jb Sad&lory MACKENZIE BBOTIIER8. ' Lato Thomas Maekehalo a Sons, isvADUinin in 1836 TRESjS, Thread,' Canvass, Saddlers' Hair, Varnish, Enameled Leather. Carriage Bolts, Bag Leather, Tire Bolts, Skirting, - >■. M °“’WhSlsfsttaumsI SltB, &c. f Also, all other articles appertaining tb the Mslriesa. .1 sep7—6m . -qioi oj-vslietfiw tmc-.Viu?M< - v GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN ■J -.iiitnu ,1k eei ,1 New Orlounis, Ln., AGENCY AT ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Cash Capital f $300,000 With privilege to increase to POITOU A. SOOT si,000,000! GS IMJiig MANHOOD. N the young and ' life are i hue, the e lacklustre eye and emaciated form. ool and sent fhovWnenW! till and wonder- go so fascinating a efiango from child to woman, la looked for In vain; tho parent's heart bleeds In anxiety, and fancies tho grave it watting for Its victim. HELMBOLD S EXTRACT BUOHU, FOB WISAKNEIHS FROM 4 TO 83 HORSE POWER. V ALSO. , .. Arising from Excesses of Early Indiscretion, POBTABTJE SAW \«TE have tUo oldest, largest and most, completa works V, In tlic United States, devoted exclusively to the maimfacturo of Portalilo Engines and.Saw Mills, which, for simplicity, compactness, power mid economy of htel, are conceded by experts, to lie uuperlorto nny.evcrqf mnouutof bolter room, fire surfaco and cy linder area, which wo glvo to tho rated horse po«j~ makeour Englnes tho most poworthl add cheapest, use; and they are adapted to every porposo whero power '"aIUI/.'ib constantly on hand, or furnished nt sliorf no tice. ATTENDED WITH TUB EOI.LOWINO SYMPTOMS I Descriptive clrcnlars with - prlco list, sent: on applies- tl0D ' WOOD & MANN STEAM I Utira^N. Y. Branch Office, 96 Malden Indisposition .to Exertion, laws ol .Power,'Loan or Memory, ^Difficulty, of Breathing, m Ge“cral^ WwiknciSj ippiwis 'Vision, — stcm.r toms,! Horror Horror of jjciiui, mw □«»», v™ . -lessor Vision, Languor,Untverwil Lassitude or the ailar SyBtom, often Enormous Appctito with Dys- ile Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of thoBody, Dry- “ and Epllcpttc FItB. in ono Of which tho patient may faring, the superintendence of Dr. WHbou, nt the Bloomlngdalo ABylum, thiB sad result occurred to two -patients; reason had for a time left them, and both died %FEpllepsy. They wore of both sexes, and abont twenty y Who ved by They wore of both an say that these excesses are not frequently fol- by thOBO direful diseases, Insanity and Uonsump- ,ldn! The records of the Insane Asylums, and the mel ancholy deaths by Consumption, hear ample witness to thetra^^U^g^mU 1 1 * 1b actually sodden and quite destitute—neither Mirth or Qtlef over visits it. Should a sound of the voice occur, Itlsrareiyertlcnlate. . “With woeful measures wan Despair Low sullen sonndB his grief beguiled." he existence ol the above diseases l e prepared to offer an invaluable gut noval.ol Gen’l JAS. L0N6STREET, President. Thjs Cbm^mjAa Sour folly'prep’arrfto toko ils'ks against ACCIDENTS OF ALL RINDS, 4th Claes. 1.44 1.63 TtuuuKtl DUlo ofLatUng will 1.58 nt of delivery. ,, J. W. ROBERTSON, . . .... ,..i southern Freight Agent Wi ! A'A. Snd'Va. A Tenn. Railway Line, Atlanta, Ga. Or to JNO. B. PECK, sep^-lm , ^ .: «• T-W..& A-.H^Uroad, CHANGE'^ eCECEJIk.-B'lAlEi ^ WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. AH and after September 20th, 1866, Trains on Wes tern & Atlantic Railroad will ran as follows: NIOHT EXPBESS PASBUHOEU JTBAJll—PAIDT- ive Atlanta. 6.16, P.M Ive at Dalton 1.16, A. M 4*H- 6.10, A. M Ive at Atlanta. sax rxssBiroBn tkaih. Dally except Mhdaya. Leave Atlanta 8.10, A. M Arrive at Chattanooga 6.40, P. M Leave HAIUBTTA VASSENOEn TRAIN. Dally, except Sundays. Leave Atlanta 4.00, P. M Arrive at Marietta 6.26, P. M Leave Marietta 7.40, A. M • sep20— ~Master Transportation. LOW RATES ON COTTON TO NEW YORK. ILL COMPRESSED COTTC&wM bo liani iported W. &A.and Vlr- ilk, and thence by nteamers, at $6.80 per Bale, not exceeding 600 lbs. Cotton not compressed-wiU,b|S charged 60 per cent, ad ditional. - Through Bills of Lading given, and the ntmoBt dispatch .while in their possession. For further information, apply to ! . ' , 1 JOHN B, PECK, Mast. Tr’n. W. * A. Hal eep25 I .... . allroad., 8. W. ROBERTSON, Southern Freight Agent W. * A. and Va. & Tenn. Railway Lines. National Onion hfip$;jG|ip, , WASHING-TON, D. O., ?. Offers Superior Advantages for A THOROUGH BUSINESS, EDUCATION. Gen. F. J. SjnuiON, Commission Merch 8am. DkBow, Commission Merci an! Now Orleans. J. P. DU.L1NOIIA1I, (Dillingham & Bonner, Attorney,) Evebett Lank, Merehant, 22 Magazine st.f n! OrlSSs! A. J. IKOEBSOU,,. ’.Mobile, Ala. Gen. -Ms J. Wbigut :;... .Memphis, Tenn. W. D. Guibwoi.d. >. - S...; ROffio anffMlss R. R, Gen. K. B. Nichols... Texas. ■ Gen. Robebt B. Lee. ........................ Virginia; 0. Williams, Secretary^ Now Ormans. Address “LOCK, Box 490 Post Office.'* T HE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION embraces Com- ; mission, Importing, Jobbing, Rotallln; 'TWOTHi -jj^herBook-Keoplng; Commercial Law, Arij drafts, invoices, and receipts ; deposits college id checks it out as his bn«- idopey in the college bank, ai ndss requires: becoming, In turn, retailor, wholesaler, forwarder, and banker, ho soon acquires a knowledgoof hiiBinoss forms, learns to com ■* —* promptly J CHOICE FLOUR. O NE hundredand fifty Sacks Choice Family Flour lust received, and for salo by CLAYTON, ADAIR A PURSE, Commission Merchants, oct5—Ot No. 18 Alabama street, RUNNY SACKS. T WENTY thousand Gnnny Sacks for sale by CLAYTON, ADAIR A PURSE, Commission Merchant*, pct6—Ot No. 18 Alabama street. SALT. fg 111 REE hundred Sadrs VlrglnlaSaltfor sale by oct6—0 TO CONTRACTORS. S EALED PROPOSALS will bo received at the Book Store ef M. Lynch A Co. until 4 o’clock, P. M., on Monday, 8th lnaumt, for taking down the present Engine House, and the erecllon of a'New one, for Atlanta Flro Co. No. 1. Plans and Specifications for the Now Building can ho soon at tho Engine House of the Company, on application to Mr. John Lynch, or Mr. A. II. Van Loan, at any time during the present week. WM. KIDD, JOHN LYNCH WM. K, MASON. Building Com. Enfeebled and Delicate Comtitutious, aayBSKS® f ««ar s forms, learn tory of transactions, prepared for actual b: Uiillmltedseholarsl ship In this union of colleges, i cities of the country, only $45. For circulars giving full Info: with life mdm_._ extending to the principal penmanship, angO—3m formation, for specimens of .and merchandise, address COPP, A. N.\ Proprietor, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Educational Institutions. Mnsjc, mjd Modern Lap. fWK With toll partlealar.^ddr^ thePrincIpal, sepQl—2m..-it Chattanooga, Tenn, THE “CITY MILLS" OF ATLANTA Are now prepared to do a regular Merchant Milling Business. NEW FLOUR. |Hkw FLOUR, of the very bkat ^jrigtjr. sale at CORN MRALAND OBITS. /NORN HEAL and GRITS, from selected White Com, at THE CITY MILLS. BBAN AND SHORTS. B ran at $3(1 u» »». Shorts at $8 V190 fti Je26-8m For salo at THE CITY MILLS. W. O. PETERS A CO. Helmbold'i Fluid Extract Buchu. TAOR non-retention or luoontlnence of Urine, irritation A Inflammation or ulceration of t)ie bladrli ' the prostata gUn •I or brick-dust, er, or kid- s, stonu In the blad ills TRAVELERS' RISKS INCLUDED, BOB ANT AMOUNT Prom $*5 0 0 to $ 10,0 ,000 ! cun FROM ONE DAY TO FIVE YEARS! At the lowest established rste^viz., as follows Will Insure any person against ’ Days, In tho snm of $8,003, wli Hatton ot $15, in case of D! ill Mi ii'rJi Travelers' Risk for Two h the Weol f Disability by FUl Insure yo including Travelers’ Rli Weekly Compensation . agalns aks, in the Bum of in ot $35, In case off] WljllUB, $6,000, and t rDlslbillty. WAlfera ’ fillet fifty srieAts Will sore yon Ten Days gainst General Accldem FIVE DOLLARS insure you for Ono Month •fat $6,000, wlth-Weer “ inst General Accidents Ionof $35. n This IsfiiConly Company ot Sa'li'lmfuverorlgtnafodln the South, domiciled In Now Orleans, but,with Ageucles throughout the States. Aretercnce only to tlio Buqjoined names of Directors and General Beard of, Reference is 11 of its stability, and must com- sufflale i public throughout tliiB coun- General Janes Lonpbtbeit, (Longctryet, Owen A Wl NewOrleans. John C. Holdbedoe, (Holdredgo, Foxeon A Folsom.)| A. O. Glti T. P. Mat, Ui BTWe are now prepared to lssne Policies and Tlek- its of all descriptions from all Hotels, Steamboats, Hall , leading Megchagta, jmd mthl^-i ty , Gen’l Traveling Agent. ” ’ *' apr8»—ly • ouXbiasi CHAIiES L, COLBY & CO,, Forwarding Commission, : *7.1.’..) U« : MERCHANTS, j r>r w» r-Mi , Jones’ Block, corner of Bay and Abercorn Streets, imadQ iMM >y, Now York, and to onr frienls in Boston, PhlladeT- j, and Europe. _ References.—Meesrs. Dabney, Morgan A Co., Jarvis, Slade, Esq., New York; Gardner Colby, Esq., llou. J. Wiley Bdmands, Boston. oc2— am JANES M. BBOOES. HUQU MACDONALD. . LOUIS H. LEOAY. WILBUR F. JOHNSON, Of Georgia, with JBROOKS, MAODONALD & CO„ COTTON FACTORS AND OOminiBBib'n MorchnntN, GO Carondolet St„ New Orleana. HTPrompt attention given to all Orders'. Also. llb- eral Aavauce* made on consignments of Cotton and other U. B. Wilkinhon, of Newnan, Ga. r. H. WOOD, ||, j, WILSON. Of tho late firm J. W. Babnn Formerly of Okoeibekeo A Co., Sav. Cotton Mills, Als. Cotton Mills, WILKINSON, WILSON & CO., COTTON PACTOH8 General Commission Merchants, Agent, for tho Purchase and sale of COTTON DOMESTICS. OFFICE NO. 8 BTODDABD'S LOUVER BANOE, Hay Street, Ravnnuali, On. tD'Liberal Advances made on Coiuilgnmuatr. septa—2m Take no more Unpleasant and Unsafe Remedies 'EipK NBjfiea»ant and dangerous diseases. Use Helm’ (J J J? Bofcp . Bcoau and Iaptovin Koa« Waul )yl7 Inf hr Helmbold’s Highly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. tarTHERE 18 NO TONIC LIKE IT.. ^LlS^.Y?'6lty. Great English Remedy. THORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA. OF JJAS acquired tho utmost fame In over? pnrt of the rl world; it has been examined, approved of anc sanctioned by the faculty of medicine, and'recohunendcd by the most eminent of the profeaelon, . and SPEEDY cure for all Diseases of tho [iBNETe, and Um'NABT OBoans of Horn "TttE'-BTAin* ON EACH POT Will also bear Jgj Tho Name of me PROPRIETOR TO 8ECUBE THE GENUINE Observe this LABEL, rsr\ BUBNED ON And covering the -•!.■/** , VV/JTO*™* Ay AHD THE bottom of \>g D United States 1AOH POT. .^1 AOENT, NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. %ST~ Observe these precautions and addresa orderp to TARRANT 4k GO., No. 278 Greenwich Street^ -New:-York-. Sold bj all Druggistb. I.tver Complalut, Deratala, nr Klagl Evil; Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Rnnlflii iBplkpsy, Erydiidai, Rt. Anthony’s l’lrc, Pimples, Pustules, Blotehes,Bolls, . Tnmnra.NaH Itlirnm, Ulcers and do res, 1 BheutnatUmi Palnlntlo dtomaoli>Hdo . nnd Howell, Gsnernl Debility, Ilterloa ' ITceratlon, Nyplillla and Mercurial Bis-, 11 li comjflnmw arising from oriresult- rnseinmiall i . ing 111 linpiuo Illnod,' It Is tlotiblc the Ktrcnglh of any other Barsapa- rlllu f'ompouml'In'the market, and'Is Indorsed nedh b^liie iueillc.-il -faiiulty as tlio test and cheapest j ittJftouPu.r.nfiEnextMit. ,, , ! -nw» t-jrlKr^e $4-00 per Dottle., Prepared by J. T.fJENKINS A'CO. Ailnnta Ca. 11 I a* CHOLERA, DHOLBBA H'j') CHOLEHA MORBUS, DIABIUICEA, DYSfEiPS And nil form? of, B0W<tl CojnpjrtRto.pf phUdren ^The* 1 best Prqpqratipn^^.cittnni' for Children 1 iteetiiing.' fetbenf slidutct ^vd It a trial. " '”1 A sure remedy for : Kidney Complaints, : noinuttterofhow: tong standing., , i ■ ;i-i .■ ■■ .Jin tafalUbl^ core foiraUpELiCATEDisoBDKns peculiar to females. 'frtMti/'vigWalle—contain* rid opium. India- 1 penaoble ineocry family. Price 76 cents per Bottle... . „ DR. E. R. KNIGHT8, PnoruucTOB, 1 '"MfcMioSFVMASS. - Soldlu J. T. JENKINS &. CO., Atlanta, Ca BARNES, WALKER & CO., New Orleana. ; DiiBARNKS & CO., Now York.- itnl Wi M. WALSH. GeuerahAgent; octl—lm Savannah; Georgia. Great Atlantic Seaboard and Gulf ROUTE Wilmington and Weldon, and • Wilmington A Monchester, Hallroads, je6—6m [J.C.ACO.] THE TOMLINSON, DEMAREST (10., 62Q Rroadwisy. jil^ T a<l Have aaaoctnted with them W. W. WOODRUFF, Formerly an ExtenBlve Dealer In CARRUL«£8 and Mr. It Is ad anchor of hope to tho Surgeon Bnd patient; and this is the testimony of all who have used or prescribed It, _ Sold by nil the Druggists. -incipal Depot Helmbold’s Drug and Chemical ahehouse, 504 BROADWAY, .... t Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y. ‘ Conadlldated ttnddr Chariors recently 1 granted by the STATES OP VIRGINIA 4k TENKBSSBE. , | CENTRAL OFFICES. wjoi s. 40 and 43 Broadway, N. Y. DUFF GREEN, of Qeprgja, Prealdent Stuart Gwynn, of^eivYdrk,...,., 1 ... 3en. E..Gbben, of Georgia, GeneraluMdndger 'of •AXKJdWMi'-jwjf $&nm«es \o Sntecrtb'efBi for H and other Prodnde; negotiate LoAnB. and fnrnlHh Ma^ chlnery aud Supplies for Railroad, Mining and Manufac turing Companies, Planters nnd others; negotiate Sales nnd Leases of Lands, Supply Colonists, Tenants and La borers, (native and Immigrant;) Insure Lives, Houses, Gooda and all epeclca of property; Guarantee Payment of Notes, Bonds and Accounts. . . ■ Have Agents in Europe, and will establish branches at all important points. By. ieBUtng Life and Accldent Pollclos ^o_ Immigrants, «. - ,a | - * * “Ying, oy rear of leaving their famiUca, unprovided for, among atran- E ra, will seenro a better class ot Immigrants for colonl- Uon of Southern lands. Have General Inanranee and Banking Privileges. Sefebto—W. W. Clayton and Edward F. He . who are authorized to open Books of Subacriptloi Branch to be located nt Atlanta, Ga^. W. HOOFERMABtttB, , , . JANEH.L. OAINES, Late ot Naahvllle, Tenn' Late of Aahevlllo,‘N. Ci' b. it. a n. m. beabden, Iof Macon, Gn, L, I*. CHOICE, Of Mlllcdgovlllo, Ga., WITH, HARRIS, CAIN£8 & CO., WTiolesal© G-rocers, 20 Beaver Street, . . . . . 'New Yhrk,' Keep coqatantlpr ( onliand all kinds of Groceries, Lianors,Gigar^Toliacco,Frflit,&c. Refer to—Johnsons <b'Gordon, Van Epps&Tippln Langston, Crane & Co., T. R. Ripley, W,B.Ia>wo4t Co,- Atlanta, .Ga., . ;. . Iy32r^8in , T. F. OABHABT, A. T. HAMILTON, ■ HXNRT SHAFEB, WM. It. WUITFOBD, J. B. VAN WAbENEN. OARHART, YHITFORD & CO. U -;-t7/ ManufactnrcrB and Wholesale Dealers in , KI^DY-JtADE OLOTHIHO, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING, 58, 57, 50 and 61 Htidaon Street, (Near Dnano, cbrnor Wqrth Street,) , -NEW YORK, t37“Offlco of Payan A Carbartlnliqniuatlon; jroffi—8m . i " [J.P.J fi ARTIFICIAL LEGiS.' A3ST33 AEM8. SEL DUO’S PATENT. 516 Bronhwity, Noiv Yopk. (ESTABUSHED 27 YEARS IN THE U. 6J jl LL wlio liavo had the mlelbrtnne to lose a limb ahonld not fall to procure ono of tho above celebrated sub stitutes, which havo been thoroughly tested for over 27 years, and stand unrivaled for nil that la desirable In an Artlflclnl Limb, and patients may rely npon obtaining the heat aubattUlo the world affords. Bend for a Pamphlet, to WM. BKLl'JIO A BON. , febll)-iy [j.ii.aco.] 616 Broadway, N. Y. TTOBTON 4b COi, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 19 South Commercial Street, ST. LOGIN, ...... MIMOURI. tWOrders solicited and promptly filled, n*rEii*N0KH.—Nottona* Banking A Insurance Co., St, r a>nls; J. P. Murphy ‘ * ' ~ A Co., Memphis; Ernloy A Co. apr3lt—ly A Ready and Conchuive Test EXTRACT reset forth JylT At Grlffla and Atlanta, Georgia, 3 and Planters TTIOR tho pnrpose of supplying Merchants c o^cn?&XjiK~tio 0 ^ g;; ill enable us to give satlsCactlon, in supplying goi intlal work, such as tho country demands, at as low ices as can possibly be furnished for cash. We will :cp constantly on hand aprl7- LIGHT CONCORD BUGGIES, s formerly sold by Mr. Woodruff, and imlveraally popular all through the Sonth, ns X ln use. irders_to ■iy d TGj\lJN.SON, DEMAREST CO, 620 Broadway, New York. DRY GOODS ! 1866 AUTUMN 1866 LATHROP, LUDINGTON& C0., , 326, 328, and 330 Broadway, New York, the attention of all flrst-claBS buyers,to their of DRY GOODS. It will be foulld nnBUrnnSH- ontbern merehan's. All departments of our jNVITE _ Stock cdforallSontbern business have been much enlarged, especially that for DRESS GOODS, where wo are constantly opening all the novelties of the season, to which we now ask the partic ular attention of both Jobbers and Retailers. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Dress Goods, Prints, Bleached Shirtings, Brown Sheet ings, Flannels and Blankets, Woolen Goods, Ydh- 1 keo Notions, Whito Goods, EmbroiderioB, Hosiery, Gcnts'B'umlshlngQoodj, y Millinery Goods, Ac., Ac. Millinery Goods, J AU of which they offer nt t the package or piece. LEVI J. MABIE, w. OTRUB J. MUBBAT, . OEO. W, MORGAN. H. CHASE, OF OEOBOIA, WITH ’ l> I ' “ ’ MABIE, MURRAY & MORGAN, Mannfactnrera and Wholesale Dealerq Jh, , BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 14 Warren Streeti'7 dobra from Broadway. )y!2—8m NEW YORK. ' ' : TOYS, CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, Slates, «Sco., Slate Ponolis, l&b., STRASBURGER & NUHN’B, 65 Malden Lane, corner William Street, NEW YORK. CtTRASBURGER A NUHN bolrig-now the largest im- R porters In their line, and linvFng laid-in thafr-lull stock for cash, at the loweBt gQld ratcs, ore .enabled to offer for the-coming season, extraordinary inducements. Bnjfers.wUl do woff to favor them with their confidence, tSVMntl Orders promptly executed. ang26—8m „ [J-P.3. Wew Millinery! RONNETS, HATS, ' . - AND, V - .. ^ MILINERY GOODS! The Largest and Beet Assortment In the city, at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES, ■ • ... ' Can bo foland1 nt, - ' No. 18 West Fifth Street, near Main, CINCINNATI. HENDERSON &CO. N. B.-A largo stock of READY-MADE BONhfETS on* hand, for tho Merchant trado. Also, PA' NETS, ' [fl.ir.I'.l eepl FRENCH, BROWN & CO„ General Commission Merchants, WHOLESALE GKOOEKB, And Dealers in' PROVISIONS, CRAIN, A COUNTRY PRODUCE, CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Also, eal in Coal and Coke, And will ship by tho Our Load, or In any quantities that may be ordered. augHO—8m Helmbold’i Extract Buchu ft Improved Rose Wash £JURE8aecret and didiratc disorders, laail thoUr stagea. THIS OLD AND FAVORITE ROUTE • ' FROM ' ' ,l ’ NEW 0BL?AkS, MOBILE, and montoomery, Atlanta, Augusta, Wilmington ife Weldon, N. C, ' THEiicE VIA Richmond nnd Washington, OK,VIA.. . ! Senliooid and Roanoke Railroad, and Bay Ltue Steamers, TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK, I IfWfMbJ «Ve S •BelrtVfill Flowor- flom Which it u ita ’iimne,. <>t liWYiraWnh .i w.lv 111* VIIAI.OrK A SON, : h -A frmilkttmtiK.X., ■ km, <; ;AsK-:i«fit'PHAiioiPsi!Bi/KB!f»o.etHr,a ’ i, SanMivPraii*)*'* ’.t"!.?;“•! CHomlatB.,to K Hi H, Prin<»,J^ipgle<m„47,.ltqc mc(ie||eu,‘ •t'd •'>'>';,„| • *i »vir ’’‘l i .*><$,» •. .1*. . ' t ; NEW' & MOST VALUABLE MEDICINES I-,',', 11 FOB IrtfliEnTo tint! It ■■ hint,., Intractable i & , '][h6tirabl& , l)ii3eafles TTNUKEtl U impoi ‘J—ligffi: ‘ranee havo been, severely tcsled ; ing from Franco have been severely tcslcd mid ncniii- of Parle, Ac., insomuch that, tho entire l'aristan Medical Faculty, attached to the government and other hoVullalj, Ac., with the fullest confidence recommend them lo llu, favorable notico of all langnlehlng, not qfiy under ordi nary diseases, but those who mny be hoping ngalmt hope. ,|,r*. NO MORE CONSUMPTION DISEASES OF THE 0HES1 ! Grimault’s Syrup of Hy^iophosphate of Lime, md: is also on. excellent, r< This o delicious lol__ l ._„ , JJ colds, Irritation ot the also an excellent remedy in cases of con .. Undcrlts influence the cough abates, tdbclui- . rations chase, and the ipatlent rapidly recovers health,apd.fiesh. ........ NO MORE COD LIVER OIL I j Grimault’s Syrup of Iodised Horseradish. 1 According io the certificates of the Pliysiclaiis of the Pcjrls Hospitals detailed in the Prospectus and with the approbation Of. several Academies, this Syrup is euiploy- the chest,tScrofiila, lymphatic disorders; green sickness, muscular atqBK.and Joesof appetite;. It regulates Um cue- -“tntlon. hy purifying the blood, ami Is, in a word, the st poweriPl (leni!relive known. It iicver fstlgues the most ptiwirfai depart stomach or bowels like the Iodide of Potasslnm and the Iodldoo" Ido of Iron, and is administered with the greatest effi cacy to young children subject to humors, or obstruction of the glandS Dr.Casnltve, of St. Louis Hospital, Paris, .recommends It-particularly In cntancotis dlecaecscon- ’jpintly with thoPlllSiifhlci i bear his name, Dr. Legaat.phoopkate of Iron. Is now In Route from to New Yoi t full and succesatul operation. Faro by. Bay t Amjtista to NcVYork, $83.75 ; Worn Atlanta Elegant Sleeuins Cars anil Baggage Cars 'Erin from Atlnflfif tlir6ngh 5 tlfd CltyiSr’ l AUipiifa fo'Wtl- mington , i . WITHOUT CHANGE AT AUGUSTA, BKANOnviLLE, OB KINO BV ILL E Passengers lose no sleep between Montgomery, Atlimtn, or Augusta, rind New York or Boston. New Engines, new nndelegantCsmand Sloeping Cars, and BAGGAGE CHECKED rind RE-CHECKED THROUGH, Wltbont trouble to Passongers. Tho Roads are in fine order,-" and connections sure. i, COMFORT, and ECONQM? This Is the boat Route to the North for PaseorigcrS from ” i,and Columbus. Try this Route, and yon; any other. . , particulars, inqntre of W. C.' Jounson, at Broad Depot. P. II. LANGDON, - aug28—8m General Southern.Agent. Georgia Rati IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. covered In roots and t opcrtlea have recently twen dls- _ herbs, which, if properly eom : biped and administered, will expel WORMS from the human system without injury to tho person using It; at the Mute time with certainty. •••’ : Mrs. jlYinslow’s Worm Gatidy Contains these Ingieiiients in tho proper -form nnd pro portions, and is the only medicine nowlmownthftt doe.B,; and for this reason, , It is a Corta,,,, Safe, and Agreeable Remedy For that troublesome and jhtnl;disease so common to dren ‘or the' following rensonp, this Medlcino shorild lid preference to nil others used In preference to nil others for this disease: , 1. It Is safe, and no bad effects arise from its nss. .-.-up 9. It is anroeablo and attractive. Children crave It, and ake it without knowing for what It la Intended. , £ It 1b speedy in Its effects. S It Is purely Vegetable. 6. It Is cheap—within the reach of every one. ■ ; ,,, usott'and no othdr™ Uld tho flV.US,of yonj ChHdre n uso it on Chamberlain bros., Soto Agents;, Knoxvlllo, T< J. T. JENKINS A pQ,, .’ ■ • • Jy29^-8m COTTON tv. T. WHELESS. OKAS. A. PEJJ10E- PEARCE, WHELESS & CO., Cotton factors. and Commission McrciiMts^ AUGUSTA, GEOKGIA. AVING formed acopartnerehlp ris nbovOtind ha' sure occupied by H aving formed a . BOcnrednFlre'-Proo] lerehlpris itrehouse to storo'and sett Cotton on Produce In store. Orders for market prices. A contlnnatlon of the patronage of bar friends and acquaintances Is j^^llARCB ft SON. I W. T;WUELES8, rf y8l—8m Late of the Ann of Fleming <fc>Whelcftfl, 9P ■" .contlnno advances ,tly Supplies filled at W. T. BURGE & CO., 1UPOHTEI18 AND JOBBERS OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 45 llaya'q Slreot, Obarioston, South Carolina, Mn. J. R. BOYLSTON, late of Crano; Boyston and Co., . Mn. J. M. BRAWLEY. Into of Johnston, Crews ft Brawlo !wtll ha happy to ioe tholr old frtends, ang7-2m NOTES ^ VAIL, Sncccssora to Atkin, Noyes ft Johnston, Importors and Jobboi'N DRY GOODS, 145 lUeetlue Street, Charleston, 8. s .ssr&£! and odor. Immediate In l{« action, and free rioas Bmattaa. or no change In dtot. u into, It Is pleasant in jetton,mtdfrom frontal^ jy£iL VAU, resides in New York, and ships Goode, asant in tnsto 1YI. bought for tssh, tier every ’learner. J*" from all ti^n- | Invlled^lo call and examine our Stock lvoro r |'^p u rch^»uit, The best of all chalybeates, adopted by tho wlmlo med ical world for tho criroof chlorosis, Incorrluca, ligvcrlvnf blood, dtfflcnlt menstruations, terrible diseases tn jBffl Females are subject. This excellent medicine a ream • ‘ *’ ‘ "■ — mill is c*|ie- R lieiilnflllw enable ilicm lo hear fatigue, and restore to the body whatever slreuglli It may have lost by fever, or the gbuBe of quinine or mer cury. NO MORE INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA-1- Grlnmult’d Dltjostlvo Elixir of Popslne, PepBino Is the gnsl! principal purified, wl Whon front; various t riri juice itself, or rather the nctive which digests food in the elonmeh. ■ , Jnevlti . tloin, gnstrltisi-lnflammlftlmic — ... Jmnch and bowels; beartburo. nnwmla. loss «f stromiHi. riagptiegriancy. i r, ' V itter tban Copaiba—Internal and Local-Mew Cu- let .it rative Agent. •; GRIMAULT’K MATICO. his new remeny la pri prepared from tho leaves of n Pe- Ulcd MATICO and cures promptly ..ffthorit ariy fear 61 Itillmmririlnry resiills. o great jniflftrfty of physicians In Paris, ltnssln, Her- and vlfen YqrkJiow.itse no oilier, rem oral) c GENEILMt DFQT IN PAKW-r : GkiJ&i'ULT & CO., j ' '47 Rue Richelieu. Ill N. York, J. M.ltUCKER, 129 Grand St. i ' '* • ' Aiia byevery good Chemist. J.ij-yinw • i-t .; _ i: BURIN DU BUiSON’S estive Lozengers and Powder es of ‘Varle, Imre ..jcipal riotflbimieL - - , iaicy of the Loienges aud - _ jBggl ilclnb. -Parls; ito enre in a Bure and rapid m ’“^Sf^theEto^TtommH'lonffi 6c. The epleen arlslng from Indlgcsllon dl»- by eachriu tment under the influence oflWf medicine,pnd 1110 sick person recovers heaim, _isto, and may be taken wlihent Incon ^ttaNewYofMU^Bg^l^ BT,p. KinKLAKP, ,0. NBWTON POMBBOT. JOHN W. IUBMAN, Commission Merchants, No. 88 Warren Street, NEW YORK. Liberal Cash Aflyances ou Consignments. ^ j Ian .7 ■’•- 1 ■ ■ ! • C. WYLY, .MR* A* Late ol ATALNTA, GA., la connected with M I# ,l11 ’ date. ■ REFERENCES U. A. Murdock, Esq., Prerident W.I B, Jones & Co., Richmond, Ya.. iw> & Co . w* stAllft. Ksa.. ; Farettvlllc, N. C.: KdifflJnkl exW R. Alel*"' tvis K Sfi..CI»Vle;,l | *- SBB Lonls, Mo.: J. r ->-' v , tn I e< V?. -'f M° Merrill,' E'd-i Angust 1st, 1666. «^hu Helmbold’fi Concentrated Bxtraot B IS THE GREAT DIUHETIC. Helmbold’i Concentrated Extract BflTtt^®* IS THE GIIEAT BLOOD PIJIIIFIEU-