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Hum WIKI* DA1I.V AND WEEKLY BY JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, proprietor. O 1' K » O 12 i TI|N guHILIfflHUINK RIIIMUNU .. .u, ,# Whitehall aimet, between Alabama street " «•'* ,,de of .ISIE '”*••>"#■ ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Friday Morning. Jnn. 4, 1867. KVKOrUA V CORRESPONDENCE. [nr* TKIlHB OW RUMCBJPT10H. Daily, per month Daily, twelve months «w 0 Weekly, six months a In, Weekly, one year ' y Hinglo copies at the counter jq Blnglc copies to News Boys and Amenta 5 llATKrt or ADVKKT18IMa£ For each sqare of 10 lines or tea* Tor the first Inscrtlo $1, and for each subsequent Insertion 60 cents. VOL. XIII. *' ERROR 0EA.BRB TO BK DANGEROUS WHEN REASON 18 LEEt FREE TO COMBAT Vt.”—Jefferton. trovur against litigation the Welch. , Til* IMTKM.ln»l»CSH.] I'aRM, Deoomber 14,IBfiii. TIIK MILITARY 1IKKORMB. Wo .ire lirglunlag to get more positive iicoumils of the nwilt-i "I the lutvors of ilie military com i,i it tee, which has been suiting at Omnpoiguc nn,lor llio |irosi<lonoy of the Emperor. The mil- j|. irv f l)n * ni the Empire will lie comprised ou tlio lnllo'vhig plan: There will bo the active aruj y. ii,o roserw and the National Guards Mobile. These will be called out yearly by con scription—80,000 men to form part of the active army, and 80,000 will bo comprised in the reserve. Tlio lormor will represent impermanent force of aUuit 410,000 men, whilst the reserve will aiuouot to 434,000 men. The duration of active service, is reduced to six years, as is also llio time of remaining in the reserve. The service in the National Guards will bo three years. Ex oneration from active service will bo maintained, but limited according to the number of engage ments eliected on the preceding years. The re serve will be divided into two portions; the first may bo placed at the disposition of the Minister of War by decree. The National Guards Mo bile, being composed of young men having served in the active army or been instructed in the re serve, will not bo frequently called upon to leave home. Its duty is reserved tor the defense of the tronlicrs, strong places and coasts, at the time when the permanent army and reserve arc on ac live service. Regulatory arrangements will of fer numerous facilities for substitutions. The period for the authorization to contract marriage will lie advanced. Several other propositions coiiid be mentioned, but it is the intention of the government shortly to make known, in a com plete form, the changes which the interests of the country, and the care ot its defense, and of its dignity, have led it to effect in accord with pub lic opinion. TUB EVACUATION OH ROHE. Home is now tree ot French troops, with the exception of a tew companies, which, it is said, will remain for a lew weeks longer in the Eter nal City. An allocution which was addressed by the I’ope to French officers shortly before they de- P irted, shows that his Holiness,and those around him, arc still animated with very hostile footings towards Victor Emanuel. However, it seems pretty certain that Pins IX. will not quit the Eternal City, and it is to he hoped that the Ro man question will incut with natural and peace able solution. Till-: EMPItESB OH Tnn FRENCH IN ROME. Monsieur do Sartigus, our Ambassador at Home, hits, from day to day, been putting oil his journey to the Holy City—a circumstance which lends us to believe that there is some truth for the report that lie is waiting to accompany the Empress and the Prince Imperial in their pil grimage to Rome. iVe cannot, as yet, get at the truth respecting tke long talked-of journey. The Patrie, which pretends to bo well-informed in such matters, affirms that the journey to Rome has been post poned sine ilie. COMHIKONK. The cotift remains a few days longer at Com- piegae. The Empress came a tew days ago to Paris, to examine the works of restoration going t Eleckley, contra. on in her Majesty’s private apartments at the ^ LoYD & " ELL! ' ' Tuilleries,nnd returned in the afternoon to Com- pieguc. The J- r "—i proving daily in health, made an excursion to Pierrefends, in company ot several of the guests uow enjoying the Imperial hospitality. Ou Monday, the last hunt of the season was held. The place of meeting was the Canafour Bourbon, rather distant from the palace. Tito Empress arrived with the principal guests, in carriages, at about otic o’clock. The Prince Imperial was on iiis ponies, and in full bunting costume. A remarkably tine stag of ten tyres was started, and gave a long run. At last the animal was taken in tiie river Oise, opposite the village of Rive Court. Reing brought back in a vehicle, it was killed at night by torch light, in the court of the palace, where the curee was effected in the usual manner. the ii.tr, d’andohre. Few know of this little republic which lies hid in the Pyrenees. Baron Benallor, President, M, liars ile Rom, councellor of State, and M. Hays, Consul of the Bijou Republic of d’Andorrc, had the honor of being received last week at the palace, and dining with their majesties. Mon. Scnnller sat at the right hand of the Empress. Alter din ner, the Baron, it is said, consulted the Emperor as to the adoption of a tlag for the republic of which be is chief, and which is embosomed in a corner of tho Pyrenees. Upon the recommenda tion ot the Emperor, the flag is to be composed ot three colors, blue, red and yellow. The first for France, the second lor Spain, and tho lust for the Republic. THE MEXICAN DARKNESS. We are still very much iu the dark as regards the doings ot Maximilian. A Paris paper, the Patrie, assures us that there is no truth in tho re port that the employees at the Custom House at Vera Cruz, had refused to submit to the control of the French officers. non rossii.Mus. The is quietly melting down to nothing, and the Roman Court will have to make virtue of a necessity. The Pope has con sculed to received the envoy of Victor Emanuel Signor Carlctto. The official gazelle publishes a decree, approv ing of the convention signed between the Minis- ter of Public Works and the Roman Railway Company. The Opinion* announces that the convention regarding the Pontilleal debt bad arrived from Paris, to receive the ratification of the Italian g ivernment. An American frigute hod cast an chor at Civita Veccahia. FLORENCE. The Paris Times' correspondent from Florence, informs us tl.at General Floury is tho man of the day iu the Italian capital. He lurther says that Florence Is in a bad temper. Bbo is laboring under envy and fear. This generous population is actually judging UtO profits Venice may have made during tins couple of days in which the solemn reception of the Venetian deputation by Victor Emanuel look place. They talk ol l>e- ing ill-used and delrailded of what is due to their standing, as the capital for which they have so often, and so superbly assured us that they d rn’t care a tig, and to become worthy of which, they have, indeed, done next to nothing since.— Willi the exception of one good shop, ami one fine palace, In the Florentine contingent towards City reforms, all the lucal Improvements nro tho works ot foreigners, Bombards, Piednumles.&e., the question of good water, and the lighting of the streets, being stfR in tho stadium of munici pal studies, while the hotels, restaurants, and more particularly the cafes, arc in that disgusting condition of former meanness and liltUmesa which, in Turin, Milau and Venice, would not bo tolerated [by either the landlords or the cua- tomera. STItANOERS IN PARIS. Tho effects ef tbe coming exhibition are now already being felt in Paris. The butyls are fill- iug fast. It Is said that more than a hundred, ex hibitors are now in tbe FreutjU capital. l>eclftloii« of tlie Supreme Court. [CONTINUED.) McIntosh, Adm’r, | **• > Equity from Thomas, lluinblctoQ. \ Walker, ,1.-1. Persons entitled, under a will to a remainder in certain property, on llio ter mination ot a lifecstnlo, covenanted and agreed In consideration of natural love and nffection that the tenant for life should receive the corpus ol he property, without any restrictions by or Irom the executors, and without giving bond to Hie remaindermen: Held that this covenant was not an assignment of the interest in remainder to tho life tenant; bat simply authorized the ex ecutors to turn over the corpus of tho property to the tenant for life, without requiring from him security lor the forthcoming of the property, to answer the elaims of the remaindermen. 2. An administrator is not liable to account for properly ol his intestate, lost without any fault oil liia part. It. Hut he must administer the estate according ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1867. NO. ProfoHHioiinl Curds*. to law by paying, alter expenses, &c., the debts ml in prcleroncc to the lieirs at law. of deccnsoil _ .. 4. An administrator having, within less'than twelve months from Ids qualification, paid, to the sole heir at law, a portion of the estate, retaining in his possession negro and other property suffi cient to discharge a claim, of which he had due notice, cannot sustain a plea of plene admimstra- rit, by showing that such properly lias become valueless by tho effects ot war. lie is liable dr bo nit propria tor the amount so paid to the heir at law. !>. It would seem that Ilie heir at law would lie liable to refund to the administrator the amount thus paid, and to which the heir was not entitled. Judgment affirmed. AHst.nr & Co. ) re. > Trover from Richmond. Andbhson A Co. \ Walker, J.—A. a commission merchant of Atlanta, had in store twenty hogsheads of sugar, belonging to II., which, by mistake, be sent to J!., of Augusta, to be sold at 58 cents per pound, in Confederate notes, li, made the sale and tender ed the proceeds to A. who, having learned the mistake iu the meantime, refused to receive them, “claiming tho sugar instead.” B. also tendered the notes to II. who refused to receive them. 13. deposited the amount in bank, in his own name, notifying A. that it was so deposited, and was subject to hm order at any time. A. brought Drs. FORD & HAPJ3, Dentists Alnbnum Street, Atl.nl., « W ILL perforin nil operation* entniatod to tholr taro in tho most scientific , - niont scientific ami HaUHfactory manner. Tooth extracted without pain, by the aid of Nitron Oxide (inn. A. W C A II I> . TIDWELL & FEARS. ATTORN EYS AT LAW Ofilce Went side Whitehall street, over the store of IlntdeLL & Jones. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. <>| -it; -Sin JOHN MILLEDCE, JR. f T T <> It IV E V A 'V L A W ATLANTA, GEOItOlA. Ofilce ovc Vtf Will practice in Iho Coweta Circnit. Herring A Leyden’*, Whitehall street. TO~IIon. Ilcrschel V. Johnson, Augusta lion. It. II. Hill, LnQrango; Hon. Josoph K. Brown, At lanta; lion. O. A. Loch rant 1 , Macon; It. llahhorslmm A oon. Savannah, on; 8m medical cahd. D U. K. F. KNOTT, formerly of Griffin. roepectfalK tenders hi* Proropaloiml Service* to the citizons ot annnta. Ho may always be found at hi* office, over Phil- hp* & Handera’ store, Dodd’* corner, Whitehall Btreet, oclB—3m •fen* to former patrons. McNAUGHT, ORMOND & CO., (Old Stand) Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, IMI’ORTKnS OP ANI> DRAT.KH8 IN tt tWbr the sugars, and pending Hie it irP-'s became worthless—held that A. Is not entitled to recover; that tho Confeder ate notes were the property of A. in the hands of 1!. and that 13. was not an insurer against de preciation, hut was bound for only reasonable care in keeping the notes, and to deliver them whenever A. would receive thorn. Judgment re versed. Harris, J., dissenting. Gibson, ) vs. [ Tiik Statu. I Walker, J.—1. Crimes tuo puuishablc only as prescribed by law when they are committed. 2. Of offenses not capital committed by slaves before emancipation, the Superior Court since emancipation bus no jurisdiction. Judgment re versed. Cablncss and Peoples for plaintiff in error.— A. D. Hammond, Solicitor General, contra. llAUTt.BTT ) vs. Complaint, from Hut to. Hyar*. ) Lumpkin, 0. .1.—Tito maker of a note, anil one endorsing it “to be liable in the second in stance” cannot lie sued together in the same ac tion. Affirmed. Bartlett, by C. Peeples, for plaintiff in error. R. P. Trippe/witra. Jenkin* ) _ ’r Certiorari from Tiiomnu. The Mayor & Council. ) Lumpkin, C. J.—City authorities, under the usual grant ot powers contained in their chart ers, cannot by ordinance declare those acts of fenses against the city, which by the general law are defined and made punishable as offenses against the State. Reversed. Seward and Wright for plaintiffin error. L. HAR I> WAlt 10, R K8PECTFULLY Invite tho attention of Morclutnt* uml other* to their large and well n**orted Htor.k o Heavy and Slicir Good*, Complaint from Bibb. pvu UH, 6 vu a HI ,CBI ... the court below, will not be coustdered in the Supreme Court on writ of error. Dismissed. W. Poe for plaintiff in error. J. Rutherford contra. Anemia I . „ t,». > Murilor, from Payette. hk Statk. ( Iji; mi’kin, 0. J.—In administering the Code in trials lor murder, the Court should not charge the jury that they can recommend tbe prisoner to mercy, but should charge distinctly that they can recommend imprisonment in the Penitentiary for life. Reversed. M. M. Tidwell for Plaintiff in error. Peeples aud Stewart contra. Cade, ) vs. [■ In Kqnity.from Elbert. Burton.) , , _ . , Lumpkin, C. J.—If ono makes a sale of land by deed without warranty, but representing it to be bis own, ami afterwards convey the same land to a hona jide, purchaser, without notice, tlio pe- i iod of limitations applicable to an action against him for tlio fraud is tho same as that which would apply to an action lor the land, to wit: seven years Irom the discovery of the Iraml. Reversed. _ . / W. T. Akcman for Plaintiff m error. Van Duzerco/ibvt. .Johnson,) . . Injunction—from Bibb. In Store nud to Arrive, constating, In part, of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Gnu*, Hi fie*, and Pistol*, Collins’ Axe*, Brade’s and Scovill’* Hoes, Ames’ Shovel* and Spade*, Sargent’s Cotton and Wool Card*, Chains, Iron, Steel, and Nail*, Carriage Woodwork, Hub*, Kirns, and Spokes, Rubber and Leather Belting, Saddlery Goods, Agricultural Implements, Lock*, Hinge*, aud Screws, C’arpontors’, Blacksmiths', and Tanners’ Toofs, Shoemaker*' Findings, Ac. A-tluntii Advertisement*.. RUN! RUN!! RUN! G. W. JACK’S, Nice ffiis for Ctetis Full Dressed Stack Cakes Aud Single Dressed Cakes. Also, all kinds of CAKE8 in abundance, nud of the Beat Quality. IIOI AT THE TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Doll Babies and Christmas Tricks of every kind. COME one, come ale ron i will SELL SO CHEAP YOU CAN'T UUCP IIVY/.VO! duel*) e. IA JIKH R. WYMB. HKNNIH JOHNSON. VM. II. DAItNKY. WYLIE, JOHNSON & CO., Atluntn AdvertlMemcntx. A. 2ST32W DISPLAY —o r— Fall aM Winter Dry Ms, All on fit. Advertisement*.. TALLEY, BROWN * CO.'S. 1S H() October 31st. 1NJJU r|HIIiA announce to their friend* and cuBtomera this i . , ,l J orn ' , % that their stock i* now being fast com- 9 V ®7 department. Late and extensive) arrival* of DRESS GOODS nro now added to their stock, making their shelve* present an un*nrpa*Hcd display ot DRE8B GOODS. ilk I)res* Pattern*, French Silk Poplin*, Hmpre** Good*, French Merino*, All-Wool Delaine*. Alpaccas, Ac. Al*o, a largo lot of VELVET CLOAKS, Beaver and Cloth Cloak*, All-Wool Shawl*, Zephyr Covering*, Opera Cloak*, Morning Cape*, . " Nubia*, &c EMBROIEltlES. Swta* and Jaconet, Edging* and Inserting*, Threud Lace* and Edginir*, Iloniton Lace*, Cluny Lace*, &c, HOSIERY. -adit *’ Silk Hose, ngli*h Children’* assorted size*. GLOVES. Alexandre’* Kid Gloves, Alexandre’* Silk Gloves, Alexandre’a Silk Gauntlet*, Buck Gauntlet*, Ac. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Velvet Ribbons. Ball Trimmings, Bugle Trimmings, Dress Button*— of every description. lYIAJVCJFACTUItKUS* AGIINTS FOR Brown’* U. 8. Standard Platform and Counter Scales, Calhoun, Collins, and Briuley Plows, Old Dominion Nail Works Company, Clifton Mill Company’* Bolts, &c., Ac. A.t Low Flffures for Can It. novai—3»n MoNAUGlIT, ORMOND A CO. * December 10— 1806 n . uumrr; Atlanta. I*itc of C'nartaHton. FLYNN & DOOLY, WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOOD'S, MOTIONS, &C„ WHOLESALE CROCERS —AND— Commission Merchants, OBBE’S BUILDING, Peach-Tree Street,. . . Atlanta, Georgia. FI.ANNEL8, Opera Flannel*—all colors, White Silk Warp Flannel, White and Red Common Flannels, Plaid Flannels, Bleached and Brown Cotton Flannel*. DOMESTICS. New York Mill* 4 4 Shirting, Lonsdale Mill* 4-4 Shirting, Allendale 10-1 Sheeting, Bleached and Brown Drill, Soa Island Homespun. HOOP SKIRTS. Bradley’* “Duplex Elliptic,” Empress Trail, Pride of the World, The Double Extra, 100 Spring-Skirt. CARPETS. Brussels, Two and Three-Ply, Ingrain, Manilla, Matting and Oil Cloth. tW~Country Merchants are invited to examine our P. & G. T. DODD, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, CORNER WHITEHALL AND MITCHELL STREETS, A, ATLANTA, GEOItG ARE NOW RECEIVING A Large and Select Stock of Groceries, CONSISTING, IN PAItT, AS FOLLOWS: KHA SACKS VIHGINIA SALT, tna Sacks Liverpool Salt. •sqinom a 88S8S£888 Si snsnjsss! v. — — 1 smaora z 88888888 8~£ sasassags.g a* •qiuota x 888888 8 888 SS8388§88P “30111 81 8 8 8 8 8 8 ; ; ; : i i i •«3Ut|}9 § 350 7 00 ( 10 30 14 00 17 50 2100 •SOUIJI Q $ 300 C00; 9 00 12 00 15 00 IS 00 •80UII) J> g 8 8 8 2 3 : : : •*> . fl T4 T+ ; . : •floiap g $ 200 400 6 00 8 00 10 00 12 00 •souin z !$ 150 300 450 600 750 000 •omiu 888888oppp •s.uenbs [ J ^ ^ J ° I | || ><•31- CHOICB SIKtAII. 7 fS CHOICE SUGARS, all gnuiea. For cate by WYLIE, JOHNSON & CO., Orine’B Building, Peach-Tree Street. COFFEE. IA BAGS RIO COFFEE, ^ V" A few mats Old Government Java Coffee 1> or calc by WYLIE. JOHNSON & C.'0., Ormc’a Building, Peach-Tree Street. CHKESK. O NE HUNDRED BOXES SELECTED CHEESE. For sale by WYLIE, JOHNSON ,t CO , Onnc’s Building, Peach-Tree Street. RACON. gUOULDEUS, RIDES, aud HAMS. For sale by WYLIE, JOHNSON .t CO., Orine’B Bnildlug, Peach-Tree Street. WYLIE, JOHNSON & CO., Ormo’a Bntlding, 1’er.ch-Tree Street. SODA. fJYWKNTY Boxcb and Kegs ENGLISH SODA. sale by WYLIE, JOHNSON & CO„ Orme’B Building, Peach-Treo Street. SALT. TAIVE HUNDRED SACKS Virginia and Liverpool Salt J" on Imnd nud to arrive. For Bale by WYLIE, JOHNSON & CO.. Ormo'H Building, Peach-Tree Street. CIGARS. JjMFTY THOUSAND CIGARS, well aBBorled. Bate by EAST SIDE WHITEHALL STREET. (Second door below Hunter,) A-tWiiitii, Georgia, TOBACCO. qtWENTY-FIVE BOXES MEDIUM and CHOICE.- A For Bale by WYL1K, JOHNSON & CO., oc20-c Ornie’* Building, Peach-Tree Struct. Allen Walker, J.—There was no abuse of discre tion in dissolving this injunction. Judgment af firmed. . „ W. l’oe for plaintiff iu error. .1. Knthcrford contra. Manufer* Bunk of Macon, Complaint—from Bibb. Goolsby. ) Harris, J.—A court will not order tiie consol idation of separate suits, founded on bank notes, Itirlher than to reduce tiie number of suits until those remaining are each for trie highest sum of which the court can entertain jurisdiction. 1 ho court will not oust itself of jurisdiction by consol idating. Judgment affirmed. Auunounce to their friend* and customer* tills morn ing, that they have added to their already largo and ele gant Block of DRY GOODS, n few of tho choice*t*sclec- (ion* of ENGLISH CLOTHS, RIBBED and PLAIN DOESKINS, CA8SIMKRES, TWKRDS, Ac., Which they are prepared to well at unusually LOW PIIICKS ! They arc also offering the balance of their stock of Lamer and Anderson, for plaintiff in error.— Rutherford and Weems, contra. Ahdbiwun, ) . In equity, from \\ liken. W ALTON. Harris, J.—1. A surety against whom jiulg- ...ent has been rendered with ids principal, may, before paying off tiie judgment, it there be ob stacles to proceeding at law, have the aid ol a court of chancery, agaiust a purchaser ol the principal’s property (with notice) to secure the forthcoming of the property to answer the judg ment. . ,ii 2. An impure plea must bo sworn to. Judg ment nfflrmcd. ,, Garnett Andrews, for plaintiff iu error. Lai- nelt and Bleckley, contra. Dinkins, I tin Equity—from Bibb. FRENCH MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, POPLINS, DELAINES, And other Seasonable Dre» Price*. Their stock ol i Goods, at Greatly Reduced FLANNELS, BLANKETS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING, Ac., I* particularly large, and in the sain of which great in ducement* are offered to buyer*. .. Country Merchant* and oilier* would do well to call nud examine tliolr Btock before purchasing elsewhere, dec.lfi .1 U 8 T It K O E I V E 1> , OUR LAST ORDER OF Black Bombazine, (»-l White Alpuca, Black Alpuca Braid, Steel lire** Slides, Steel Dre** Buttons, Belt Ribbons, Ac. Nuw for solo ^ UAMCKULINi ccu .u * BOYNTON. VinoiN. Lumpkin, C. J.—Tho purolmser of property agreed to pay for it to the vendor, who was to . viral/ahfr thn ivmni'V Lulls discltar^e certain debts out of tiie money hut the vendor did not pay oft tiie debts, accord ing to his undertaking. Held, that the purchasers will not be compelled) in equity, at the instance of the creditors, to pay said debts. The. purchas ers tire not trustcos for the creditors. Judgment afl Loehruno and llacon for plaintiff in error Rutherford contra. The Supuemk Couht and prs Decisions — The Washington correspondent of llio Cincjn- mtli Ornette says, in his dispatch of Hie 27lh in stant : •‘The Supreme Court will adjourn from Friday to Thursday ot next week, audios decisions a re ,u " ’ “ 1 usually read on Monday, none will prohab'y given regarding the test oath until Monday, Ja uary 7th* It may !>e stated that good lawyers liuve given it as llieir opinion that the late ucci siou renders the Secretory of War, the Judge Advocate, uml all Hie members of the court winch tried the assassins, liable vo prosecution; while Secretary KUuloii holds that it overthrows .lie Freedraen’s Bureau, aud retidors tho aruiy ut terly powerless in the boutii, WYLIE, JOHNSON A CO., Orme’B Building, Peach Tree Street. A lilt HUT HOWKlili At CO., WIIOLBSALi: AND DETAIL DKALKHH I LMMXJL JONES, Jr„ General Commission Merchant, PEACH THEE STREET, ATLANTA, QA, ON CONSIGNMENT, 200 lh>xes Assorts! Virginia Tobacco T hnvB.i-nium.-J • 411 BOXES T. DABNEY, CO BOXES GEM OF VIRGINIA, In Quality From Good Medium to Very Fin8, All ordered to be Bold low for cash. I now offer a rare chance for buyers, perhaps uot to be met with again thia season. This, with our former stock of Extra Fine and Common Tobacco, makes oar assortment tbe best in the city. PAUL JONES, Jr., No. 5 Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. !•' O It HA L It! . ‘2 No. 1 Milch Cows with Young Calves. PAUL JONES, Ja., No. li Peach-Tree Street, liovll Sm _ Atlanta, Ga. J. I I. WHITE & CO. lift vo jii*t reccifed A Large and Elegant Assortment OILH, m F.-HT1II’I’H. CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, HRUSHES, COSMETICS, il l ’. SUJ'EBIOlt LIQUOltS OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS t liHIPUKSS CLOTHS, FANCY SILKS 11L.UK SILKS, VELVET DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL COLORS For Medicinal purposes always on hand. Orders from tho COUNTRY TRADE solicited, aud the most pc: feet satisfaction in every instance. 100 dccl9— BLANKETS. PAIRS 10-4,11-4, and 12-1 Blankets. For sale CHAMBERLIN, COLE & BOYNTON. Saddlery and Harness. ANDREWS, ROGERS & CO., nOUBR*’ BUILD1MO, (Next door to Brown A Wildman’*,) corner Broad nnu Marietta Street*, ATLANTA, UKOUCIA, Have opened a General Areortment of Haddlca, Brldlea, Baddle-Bags, Ilarnese, Collars, Eastern Skirting and llarnesa Leather, Patent and Enameled Leather, Ac, Saddles of all styles made to order, and Repairing done W d!'J^Tm , ‘' ANDREWS, ROGERS A CO. 1807 Gideon J. Pillow.—It is Btatefi in the Mem phis Appeal that the warehouse of General Pil low, at lfeleuu, Arkansas, was entered last week, his safe broken open and robbed of 16000. T he Appeal says the General lias lost heavily tins year by plantinf, and Uils loss can illy be home. This statement pretty effectually dinpoecs of the report, which we never believed, >Ut General Pillow had produced three thousand hales or cotton on hifl plantations this year. 1807 THE SOUTHERN TEACHER A MONTHLY JOURNAL, Devoted to tke Intoreete of Southern Education. St. M. AINBWOBTU, Kdltor. TERMS.-$a I’ail A NIIU u , IN ADTANCi mllB #rst number oftbts Jooraal wilt taste lte appeal T 'ance stiuut the 15th of January. Each numher will rJmtaln sixu-foar pages, exclusive of adverUsementa. The Editor will ai>are no pains to make Uda Journal tap- olv awamthat Laa long neen felt by southern teachera Sd pmeata The pens of .cveral or the ts»u»cher» in the South will contribute to Its pages. Let all the friends S auind learning In the South rally to the support of a Southern Educational Journal. Teachera and Clergymen Southern — •e requested to art a* Agents. CASH must accompany all orders. All orders and [S. n &*,BIU4 TWCHEIC’ rvAO—dawBm Atlanta, Georgia. Take uo more Unpleasant aud Uaaafa Kemediee F OR unpleasant and rtaagerona diseases. Use Unx, sow's Buouu and Ixenom Rota Waal - 17 THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Is complete tn evory particular, and will remain in charge of a competent Pharmaceutist, who will Compound Prescriptions at AH Hour DAY OR NIGHT. WINES THOM THB Longworth Vinyards and Wine House, CINCINNATI. W. P. & F. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors. Golden Wedding, „ . . Sparkling Catawba, Dry Catawba, Atao, ft splendid nsaortment of LADXlOsi’ CLOAH8, And all other Goods usually kept In a First-Class DRY COODS HOUSE. —- -.Iverpool Halt., 10,000 16* Kxtra tlear bacon aide*, 75 Hack* Coffee, 75 U’ftse* Hlioe*, direct from Manufuctory, lV; barrel* A V and Brown 8ut;ar*, 100 barrels nnd lialf barrels Mackerel, •-J50 boxes Selected Cheese, 100 l»a^* Virginia Halt, 100 oa/,'8 I/iverjiool Salt, lao lioxoH Tobacco, 100 burreta Flour, 5(KX) nomid* Rice, 150 boxes Soap. 50 boxes Candle*, 525 barrel* Kxtra Golden Syrup, 5J5 barrel* West India MoIuhhcs, 5J5 lairrel* Lard, 25 lioxe* Starch, 200 ream* Wrapping Paper, 250 M G D Cap*, 25 case* Oy*lers, 525 case* Sardine*, 50 ketfs Soda, 50 jar* I/orillard’s Snail, 100 bajj* Sliot, 25 kc#* Powder, 20 uro*a Howard’s Parlor Matches, 250 pound* Indieo—Kxtra, 75 case* Men’*, Women’* and Children’* Shoe*, 25 cn*c* Bool*, 50 dozen Hat*, 100 dozen Pocket Knivo*, 400 dozen Table Knives, 25 dozen O. Arne*’ L. I r. Shovels, 40 dozen Sargeant A No. 1 WMttemoro Cotton Cards, 25 dozen Axes, Black Tea, Tubs, Stone, ... . ty of good* too nu- lucroua to mention. To all of which we invite the atten- Ho» «»cash pnrcha*er*,and nil order* filled prompl- oclfi—fim ly at lowest ca*h ]>ric«*H. -A ll for One Dollar I NO BLANKS! NO IICDIBUO ! E. H. WILLIAMS Tiie Largest aud Most Extensive GIFT ENTERPRISE Special Notices, 2i, eenta per line first Insertion, and 10 cents per line Tor each subsequent insertion. Advertisement* inserted at interval* to be charged a* new each in*ertion. Adverttaements ordered to remain on any particular page, to bo chargod a* new each insertion. The money for advertising considered doe after flr*t Insertion. All communications or letters on hnsincss intended lor thi* office ahould bcaddreeaed to “Tho Atlanta lutclli- geucer.” JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Proprietor. RAILROAD GUIDE Georgia Hailroad. E. W. COLE, Superintendent. . DAT rABSKNOBR TKAIK. Leave Augusta at 7 30 A M *"■— ts.oo p! m f.06A. M Arrive at Augnsta . . .. .. .. ..0.00 P. M , WIGHT FASBSNUKR 1TUIN. Leave Ang ' a i V0 A s n ?V. PtA ; 12.30 P. M Arrive at Atlanta..; ] 0 .30 A. M I/Cave Atlanta HOOP M Arrive at Augusta «.1D A. M Atlanta t Weat-Polut Hailroad. L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. DAY PARSKNOKR TRAIN—(10TNU OCT. Leave Atlanta 12 via a: Arrive at West-Point .!!. 5.30P.' M DAY PA8SENOBU TRAIN—COKING IN. Leavo Wcat-Poiut 340 A M *. K37 A. M Arrivo at Atlanta.. ITVontgomery & 1%'cat-Polnt IBallroad. DANIEL II. CRAM, Siqyerintendent. Leave West-Point i no P M Arrive at Colnralms ^ ^ Arrivo at Montgomery *.*12 15 A M Leave Columbos. | ] ’ * i \ !!!!!!!.*’* * «Vin A At Arrive at Weet-Point 3‘gQ ^ lHacon A: Weateru Hailroad. E. B. WALKER, Superintendent. IN THE SOUTH, AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE,” Corner Whitehall and Decatur Streets ATLANTA, GEORGIA. fllHE following is a portion of an immense Stock which X will be sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE: 1 City Lot, va ued, by the City Assessors, at #2,000. 8 Grand Piano*. Whoe.er A WiJ*j2n’aJ8i\M;»vjw*tf»<*K' rare Diamond aud Imitation Jewelry. Finn Hllver-Platcd Tea Her*. Fine Silver-Plated Ice Pitchers. Fine Silver-Plated Fruit and Cake Baskets. Elegant Gold Chains and Chateluiues. Medallion* and Coffeo Urn*. Wine Stand*. UreakfuHt and Dinner Castor*. Butter Dishes—Plain, Oval, and Revolving. Tureen* of all putteni*. Sugar Bankete, witli and without covers. Table, Desert, ami Teasnoun*. Table, Desert, ami Tea Fork*. Finn assortment of Call and Tea Bell*. Largo variety of Gold aud Plated Jewelry. Finest assortment of Photograph Album* ever brought South, of the most elaborate workmamdiip, capable of containing from fifty to two hundred pictures; and a large variety of good* not mentioned, such as are usually kept in a llr*t cia»* Jewelry establishment. Every Article in till* list i* to be Bold lor ONE DOL LAR each. rtf-Pernon* from a distance may address their letter* to tiie care of Judge WILLIAM WATKINS, who will act 1 their agent, and see that they are dealt farely with. All letter* eiiHloHlng ONE DOLLAR will be promptly attended to. K. II. WILLIAMS, Comer Whitehall and Decatur Streets, oc21 Atlanta, Ga. bate of Macon, Ga, LEITNER FRICKER, & W lilt 4-1 will HtroeU NP.XT noon TO jack’* confkctionp.ky, ATLANTA, OKOBCIA, CHRISTMAS IS COMING! value, call amt examine our largo and select Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and I’lated Ware, Pebble aud other Spectacles, Gold Pens, &c. We take pleasure iu showing our goods, whethor lo purchasers or not. Watch Work made a Speciality. Person* liavicg Watche* that have been injured bv in competent workmen, or otherwise out of order, cau have them put iu thorough repair aud y ,— paired, Diamond* tie a* good « re-set, and Jewelry r Engraving Bono lo Order. novl3—c _ VELVET CLOAKS. A N elegant assortment of VELVET CLOAKS. For Bale at CHAMBERLIN, COLE & BOYNTON’S. CLOTH CLOAKS. NFAV U)T of CLOTH CLOAKS, pretty *tyle*. Just L received and for sale by CHAMBERLIN, COLE A BOYNTON. DAY FASSRNOKR TRAIN. Leave Macon 7 a x. Arrive at Atlanta 1571* m Atlanta.. ti.55 A*. M 1.80 P. L 8.10 P. M Arrive at Macon Leave* Atlanta 0>IU r M Arrives in Macon 4 25 \ jy Wontern Ac Atlantic Hailroad. CAMPBELL WALLACE, Superintendent. NIGIIT EXPRESS FA8SENGER TRAIN—DAILY. Leave Atlanta 0,20 p t Arrive at Chattanooga 1 !*.*..!!!!! 2 20 A M Leave Chattanooga 6.40 P. M Arrive at Dalton 0 80 P M Arrive at Atlanta..., ‘ 3.40 a] M DAT PASSENGER TRAIN Daily, except Sunday*. Leave Atlanta 9.00 A. M Leave Dulton 2.40 P.M Arrive at Chattanooga a’an p* xi Leave Chatt inooga .7 ‘ ./..!** 025 A M Arrive at Atlanta 1 \r. w r. DALTON ACCOMMODATION 3Q a‘ 2 YHPv nTr»i'; - mall Stage Line from Atlanta to Dali- lonega. Leavo Atlanta Monday, Wednesday aud Friday.. .0 A. M. Arrive Tneflday, Thursday and Saturday 7 P. M. CO-PARTNKKSJIIP NOTICE. T HE nndersigued have this day associated them*elve§ together for tho purpose ot^ continuing the GcneraJ CoinmiHsion buBine**, in tho firm name und style of JOHNSON & ECHOLS. MARK W. JOHNSON, Late Johnson & Gordon. P. W. J. ECHOLS, Late of Culioden, Monroe Co. JOHNSON & ECHOLS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, W II 1 T P. 11 A n I, SIHSIt.l GKOHGB. Christmas Laixuries! 10 canes Sparkling Catawba, 10 case* Still Catawba, 10 barrels delieiou* Apple*, 300 lb* Cream aud other Caudle*, 200 lb* Gum Drops,* Boxes Rataim), Boxes Jelly, Box Salmon, 50 case* Fresh Peache*, 20 ca*e» lMckle*—a*»orted. —also— GROCERIES FOR AIL I 10 »ack* Rio Coflee, Sack* Java Coffee, Sack* Mocha Coffee. All Bort* of Sugar*, Bacon, Lard, Syrup, 50 bnahoia Cow Pea*. ed with tho Agricultural Implement and Machiuo buei- ue*«, reuder* u* doubly capacitated to offer superior in ducement* to all who may need Thrashers, Cleaners, Horse Powers, Plows, Cider Presses, Ac. We also oiler tho very bi’Bt Cooking Stove in existence. We will ray more in futuro. Callou us. . „ declS—c JOHNSON A ECHOLS. CLAIM AGENCY, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Merchant* visiting tho city arc respectfully invited to call and oxamiun our price* before purchasing elsewhorc. Cupt. J. N. WILLIAMS cau be found at our store, aud will be pleased to see Ills old friends. dec2—c _ J. 11. WHITE A CO. CLOTHINa W E liave deteimined to sell our Large and Fashiona ble Stock of MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING Isabella, &c. These celebrated Wines are furnished at much lower rates than imported goods; and for purity and boquette excelled by none, either a*' 1 *' vis »r “lo b * TAYLOK AriAVIK, noti6_3m GBOROK 811A RTF, Jb. MARBLE YARD. S. B. OATMAN, A GENT lor WM. GUAY, J« DOW receiving, and line Iu atorc, a Urge and deeirable stock of While Rutland, Bwhadelle ,»nd Ihallau HABDLF.. / Wa are now prepare to 811 *” ordoj* " ’^, h aa Ucnnmenta, Tomla, Tablet*, Carvod Grni. N «•», OBc and Yard near BeUevieu Hotel, optf > 6 ( -‘? n K K. Depot, Atlanta, Oa. novta-tnn The Glory of Man in StrengUi. IBlutFtiRB, the nervona mediately uh Hiutkoui’a Banaaor Bncau. Grotitly KcduuGtl Pfloos ! In fact, we will sell part of them below New York cost. i our House will l»e found evurythlug usually kept iu a lirat-class Clothing and Tailoring Establishment, KLANKKTK. 1.AHGB LOT of 10-4, 11-4, aud 1S-4 BLANKETS. l For sale by CHAMBERLIN, COLE A BOYNTON. of his professional services to his patrons, and others having claim* due them— For Bounties, or Additional Bounties duo Soldlerc, or their Widows, Orphans, Father, Mother, or Brothers and Sisters, who have been engaged in tho military ser* vice of the <1. S. War of 1661. For Pay, or A*rears of Pay, and other allowances duo Officer* and Soldiers, or their Heirs. tjt . For Fenslous to the Widows ofOftlccr* and Soldiers, and to the Minor Children in certain cases; of such Officers aud Soldiers who have died in tho U. S. scrvico, oroi contracted discaso or wounds received In said ^rvice. For Renewal of Pensions, aud Half-Pay to the \V idows or Minor Children ol Officers and Soldiers who have been killed iu battle, or died of wounds receiveu. or disease contracted in the military *ervico of the U. S. in the va rious wars n'.nce 1T.K). lnna For Invalid Pensions, and Incrcaso of Invalid Pension* iu certain SHAWLS. A LAHGP. LOT or I’LAID amt BEI3LIN SHAWLS. For Bale by CilAMBKItLIN, COLK & BOYNTON. HKIISKV ami blankets. P EltSONS employing Freedmeu to whom ihoy Inmlah clothing, are invited to examine a lot of clothing, are invited to examine a lot aud blanket.. purchased for that purpoae, by CI3AMBKHL1N, COLF i ItOYNTON, Oyruer Whitehall aud Hunter Streeta. novlS—c’ AtlanU, Ga. ' lutu,'.aeniuiricB, ^ sonable Suits; Uvereoat*. Cloth and Caiwimere Coat*, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Half Hose, Gloves, Tranks. Shawl*, HOYS’ CLOTHING Of the Latest New York Styles, and Superior quality, ranging from Uiree to twenty years old. IN PIECE GOODH. Our stock is complete, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres Veatings JBail nets. Ac. In tho TAILORING DEPARTMENT we are prepared to make up Goods in the latest styles aud most durable manner, at the lowest rates. COTTON YARNS. We ar<? the Agents for the sale of the Athens Manufac turing Co. Cotton Yanas, and keep s full stock on hand. HERRING A LEYDEN, nov4-< Whitehall JJtreet. MKRC’EK UNIVKllSITY, PKNFIKLD, QBORGIA mills INSTITUTION is uow fully officered, and is .. prepared to afford Young Men the advantage* of a thorough collegiate training. .... The price ol tuition tor the Kell Term ia *13. and for the Hpriug Term $05. Good board rail lie Imd Iu the vll- lige at (XI per mouth; room reut, fuel, washing, Ae., about (I per month. . The next Boring Term will opeu on the SSd day or Jan- lAealStdS * uary, 18WT. IM Mbit it Soldier, in .tnihjhterud cirrunutanoes vUl recelce tuilon pralle. For further information, apply lo Key. H. H. Tucker, D. D., Preakleut, or to J. K. WILLET, deeB—lawd.wdw BeereUry of the Faculty Who would not be Well! For Three Months pay duo Commiaaloned Officer* under the rank of Brigadier General, *” .War of 1861, who were in tiie U. B. service on 8d March, 1H68. For Heetoration ol Penatouere iu certain cases or Inva lids, Widow*, and Minor Children, Dropped from the i Pension Boll under Act of February 4,1WL For Home Killed or Lost ’.n tho miUtary service of the United State*. . Cltlma arising tinder tho Revenue Laws, anch aj Betz- , ure* and Enormoue Fine, to be prosecuted before Urn t Treaanry Department. Claims agitaat the Commieaary and Quarterma.ter General Department for buppllea furnlehod Iho U. B- Arq ai ill .as .1 ,_lll t... ..toon try thn lyPCJAfll t iOtlH my. special attention will t>e given to tho prosecutions ^ or Claim* for the Balance due Mail Contractors, I ost- « masters, aud Ceunus-Taker* of 18C0. Claims for Bouuty Land. _ \ Having a thorough aud practical knowledge of the J en*, i sion nud other taws, and of Departmental Rules, RepLa- lions, and Decision-*, ai)d many years expisrience^ie eGa- bled to give hatlstoction. Terms and references sattsiao t0 Address P. O. No. 17, Atlanta, Ga. Office or J. J. Kindly and Olin Wellborn, np-stair^ over the store of L. II. lloi>c A Co., kh 1 ^ decl»-lm H. H. WALKER. the continental, ON BROAD STREET, Nearly oppoaite the Banking House of Brown A Wildman JOHN P. KLOTI i 8 MATTERED CONbTtTUTIONB reatored by “Helm Jlai opened an Oyster Salon, r~\ Bar-Room and Boarding Honae, [KpAlSjf where the beat the market af- nnraM. forda cau bo had. tie will serve iuIutSea, One Frcah Oyater* to his cuatomera iuan» |. alylo they may with them. Alao, any kuuu of Gam , Flab,1 bold* Extract Uuchu." JyH Day Boanlor* accommodated ou reasonable tertnejtnd meals at any hoar of tho day SH
