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About The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1867)
u'lic Jrtily gutriUflrocct. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Horning, Sopt. IB. I SOT. .la lacldral la Ulf. (INK nF TlllWK IIAl’I'V INIIDKN18 ill llll* J«»lir nry ol llli’ tlmt no olUm ihviiik in uomilry ami in cities, iraitsidrol in lit la c ity yrsii-nlity evening, t mtlliifl no littlu |»lt"tMiira»l>lti u\t-lluimmt unions «mr u*y Mlf * Hm * l"'»t-r,nn "‘'II ii* ii liiru« iiiinilivr ill tho.//tain our initial .wholnul invw'inliltil IiU-iIhUIii'IViiIi.iI l , ro»liyli'iiuii('lnnvli,lo wiim-s it. Tin' ru nt ilaclfeoiisiatcil In tin 1 |N-rl'nriiiunt-t> of tin' '•iiiauHagt' ccri'niony," by llu* Hkv. Mm. IIah- iiiiion. whereby Mu. Kki iikn T. .Ioiihan ami Mias Am mm E, ficeoml tUtiglili-r of Mr K. It Sasskkn, all ot Atlanla, were uniii'il in llu- Imly liamls of matrimony. Tin- set-lie was a most impromlvo one. Tin' tiHitiK anil her ati-knuan is |>ii-srnlul a inrlure lovely to coiilom|dule, while tin- Infill- iiale oHiMiu and Ins, displayed llial manly dig nity which, in an event so consplutioiis, is ever becomiUK In the sterner sex. " Bn roan was frwticr Ilian Ilia inurnlng rose, Whan the dew wets tie leave*, unatalued, ami pure, A* It lb* Illy, or the mountain auutv " Anil UK looked Ihe very piclnro of one who had woo •' All that the blooming earth rau scud forth fair ; All that the gaudy heaveu* eould drop down glorious." May a kind Providence shower down tis rich hhnaings upon tlic happy couple! I From the Macon Telngraph] IlKATII OK Alt Ot.D AltD VAMMtil.K fcltl- *kn. —Wo regret to rvconl the death of Mr. Nam- in I iliiswold, which oceurrcd at hi* n-sldcme in CriswoMville, .loneacounty,on Friday last, idler a When inn illneaa and at sin advauoed age. Mr. ilrmwold haalioen widely knnwi, for a ipiarler of a ecidtiry, aa the niauufaeturui' ot the cclebialcd I'olliin lliu Dial bears Ida name. As a great meelmnlo lie wan a public lienctador, mid Ids example ol industry and thrift I* a val uable puhlie legue.y. He accumulated a g<aid mmm SPECIAL NOTICES. hiriiinn hy Ihe sale of Ida gins, which always ranked liigli in Ihe public estimation. The (own ol ilriswoidvllle is on the Central Railroad, wua liiillt and owned by himself. It was a llirilly place, and devotul wholly to mnnutUelui-ca of various sorts, the result of Ids enterprise. Of late years Mr. Oriswold has been quite liilltui in lii-nlili, which made it uecessary lor him to rt-lirc from active business, though ills extensive works were still i-ai-rietl on until the Invading army of Sherman applied Ihe torch to the re sult of many yuan' toll, and swept awny the en tire town with Ihu single exception ot Ills resi dence, which was spared upon Ihe earnest en treaty of the Iciualcsot Ida family. Tbtalr* T*-al«kl. The iqieuing performance of Ihe brief llu-alri cal season to lie enjoyed hy our citizens at Un hands of Cnpt. and Mrs. Crisp, and their talented company, will be given to-night. The play se lected—that of Pktirrti—is a tine legitimate trag edy that has not been enacted in this city within our recollection, and it will, as it deserves lo, draw a large and appreciative audience. The above two distinguished arlisls will be support ed liy "Our Jessie," and the llnesl company ever gotten together in this city. We would direct particular attention to tlic advertisement and small bills of tbe day. rolled States District Court. Nothing ot general interest transpired in this Court yesterday. His Honor called Ihe appear ance docket and continued a number ol cases. The District Attorney was engaged with the Uruud Jury for the better part of the day. Samuel C. Johnson, of Dawson couuty, was admitted to practice. It la understood that the Court will adjourn the latter part of this, or the first ol next week. I.Kk)r Lottery Offitoe. We learn that at the Lottery Office of Adams it (Ji.ahkk on Broad street, next to the Host Of fice, many prizes have recently been sold. We have uoticed more than ouce recently, some very good-humored individuals with greenback* in band coming out of the dour of that office— time, about 1, and 5 o’clock p. in. Step into it and try your luck, il you ever venture that way! Woollen's Livery Mtable, 'fills establishment, hitherto conducted hy Messrs. W. J. A IV U. Woollen, has undergone s change by the retirement ol the former gen tleman, leaving the latter to conduct the busi ness hereallvr. Il gives us pleasure to commend this stable to (lie public as in every way worthy ol patronage. The very host slock and vehicles may at all limes be found, while In Mr. F. B. WooUen our citizens will And a gentleman hilly alive to tin.- business in which he is engaged. The Oglethorpe Insurance Company, of Savannah. This reliable home Institution is represented in this oily by our popular fellow-citizen, W. W. Clayton, Esq., who is prepared to secure nur mcrclmiits and property holders ft-om loss hy tire. The high character of this company’s of- lici-rs ami Isiard ot directors is sufficient guaran tee ol its reliability, lice tbe notice in another column. Augusta Hardware House. Bones, Brown & Co. advertise iu our paper of this morning their extensive slock ot hardware, iron ami steel. The attention ot the trade is di- recicd to it. Sick notice ol money found, and call at Mrs Knox’s millinery establishment, if you have lost any. RUNINENN NOTICES. Wk arlsli to call special attention to our stock of lied, While. sml Colored Klsnnels. suptn—3t Pius, Thomi-son A Co. Honey Pound. Any person lisv. log Inal a small iimotml ol Money on ,vi>f Isrday, can rail nl Mia. Kilos'* Mllllm-ry ,111,1 Trimming Store, on Whitehall slrccl, nml claim il. a* pill It »««>*• Georgia Mint* Lottery. lor the Itciii- •' III of llm llrpliiina* Homo. CoinliliisllonClaaa, No 71. Tim following wore llm drawn mimlior*, Heptein 17. IHUf: 70 AO 77 30 U4 11 It 0 4 09 3 67 31 pits 11 ItiiVII. WILSON ,V Cl).. Manager*. Ac Cu. ere re lying tlielr Kail anil Whiter Hloek of Dlir tfoilli*. 1 atl nml son tl'n-m. Soplfl- VI. [airit' you waul to gel Cheap hoods, ' -all at Mr*. .1 l-’raHk** Mllhin-ry SInrc, lli-i-slnr *i-pta mi d^JaPri-k, Thompson 4 ccivlng tlielr Kail amt Wli iWftissloiinl cards. HILL & BLANCHARD, ATTOHNKYH AT LAW, ATLANTA, OA., W lisle I’lVfl iinimpi Nlll'lllioll to Nil IMInIUI'M, liotll rrlmhml niiiI civil. hiiImihIinI to ihulrim IiiUhi vttrloiiM IHIhIf Court* uimI ( Ircitll Court* of llu* lliilliil Hint***, In tlii* HI ul M Unootit mmmmmam am Advartlsemen tMm I FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION. 1807. Atlnntn Advcrtiaementa. MIIAINIK & HKOTHKKN, UKFliK-On WliiluUull, ovur Fumi'm iIhhi flt.ru. I). I*. IIILL. . M. r. lir.ANi'IIAftlV, •Inly Mil, In»j. Mr. Itl.ANf'HAHI) will conlliiiiu tin* Iiihiihiih- I.iipi hmhh iih litin tufoMi, in tho above Inw oltlni, niiKti Mm | at)^Daatmue«l tiomlN, ill J. Fr«uk*i t • ^ H.nthir t*lreel. Ht pl J lit rMy‘i.mlliV Pint* II a t a nl All (Villa at Mri.J. Frank'*, |ie«*lnr elreet. TILL temlerH hi* I'rulufHlouHl HrrvWu* to lliee.llt- xetiH of Atliititii; Hint from III* Ioiik experience in profeHHion, lie i* ronlWtent Hint lie enn Kive HiitlffNi - lion to all who may favor liliu willi tlielr patrunii^e. Npncial at lent loll iriven to Ohatetrice. Ol' KICK At tliu ehnc of A. C. Itegglo A l Mitchell pli lot lsM«llea! CmII Ml Mm. J. • I' nink’H Millinery Store tinil aei-nro your liar HiiiiiH. nepli- lilt atrer Oard. Tlie uinterali:ued Iffiidcra liia aervu’OH »» a Tkal-'IIKKIo llto eillaena ol At laiitu. lie taken chaise of ‘iloiiFtoii Street lli«li Sidiool” an a Htartlih; point, where lie will he aaBlBleil hy the Miaaea Claytou Jt Cam. All liia industry, cxporluueo, and ahllltiiNi will lie ateadlly diretied to the permanent eaUbliahinent of a Keuiale 8emit.ary of the liiKheatKrade. For term*, Ac., a**e circulara, or apply to the iitideralKh* cd In peraon. aeplO-ht H. FOUCIIK. gggf~Co» A Hill have In More 300 Bbln. Ki.cuant Black snd Colored Silks. Just arrived st Vck, Tbumpsun Jt Co.'s. uepl5— ill Mabtvii* to C akbi.kssmxss.—If sit Ihe teeth tint have tn-eu ruim-d hy neglect could be strung together, they would reach thrice round the world. There msy have been some excuse for this havoc In days gone by, when there ws* no absolute safeguard against dental decay to existence, hut there Is no apology for It now. Fragrant Sozodont, the world-renowned antiseptic dentrtflee, as certainly protects the teeth against decay, as otl preveute steel from rusting, or water arrests the progress of Are. scpllt—liv Bri-aklhst Bacon and otber Family tiro- series. Ai.kxakdkr & Cassbls, ou Pcouhlret! street, have now in store and to arrive, the choicest ar tides of Family Groceries that have been in this market tor many years. Among others, lor the table, they have now ou hand n choice arti cle ot "Breakfast Bacon,” than which nothing in the line of cured meats—not even tbe most delicious ham—is equal to. We write of what we know, having tried the Bacon, aud pronounce HOTEL ARRIVALS. AM BRITAN* HOTEL. WHITS S WHITLOCK rnoTRIXTUHB. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1XU7. C H Dowell, N O 9 W Arnold, Ua J Kuott, Utt II Ualllu, N C il Brcdlqrd. Va ■A Dicuiijiu. van r M Loughlcy, Dalton K It Forsyth, Tonn A F Hill, Cuthbert (I Andrews, Mias Mis* 11 E Bailey, R I F Wise, Bslt WIl Burton, Balt J B Morris, us it most excellent. Families in our city would do ii»wmic!«.aa well to give this enterprising firm a cull and make trial of their bacon. As a breakfast disli nothing can surpass it. We are gratified also iu beiug able to slate that Messrs. Alexander & Cassels have de termined to keep on band the choicest articles of Family Groceries that can be procured in tbe principal markets of the North and West. Ev ery exertion will be mode by them to secure as much ot the Family Trade ol the city as they can, and they will, therefore, be always supplied with tbe choicest and rarest articles in that line of city business that can be found. To orders sent by servants, the strictest attention will be paid. Heads ot families would do well to no il Bcchwith, 'Texas R H J Garland, Os J Durham, 8 C J Q Maya, Augusta W T Thomson, Qa ■I H Vawnaon. Ky W G Smith, Teun L 8 Northcnlt, Ga A Willie, Acwortb JW Gray, Us C H Brown, 0 C M 11 Pbllllpa, Ga A R Strong, Marietta 8 L Bell, Dalton ‘ G H Letaou, Ga W W Hartsdold. as G W Crawford, Ga P B Reede A wife, N O Film Did ltyi-Hiid Bourhmi Whisky. *upJ0-IH r 4k Hill have On Hand Fine llriimlli'*, Ituiii*, Gin*, slid WiiH-s of every de scription, *i'|iHI-Mt Cox A Hill have now In Nlore Ihe largi-sl stock of Knm l,li|Um* in the Slain. *e|i10—Ml •*3nThe Healing Fool and House or M K It c v .—Howard Association lti-port*, for Young Men, on tbu crime of Solitude, nml llm Error*, Abuses, and Diseases which destroy llm manly powers, and create impediment* lo marriage, willi sure means of relief. Sent ill sealed teller envelopes, free of charge. Address Da. J. skll.MN HOUUtlTuN, Howard Asso ciation, Philadelphia, Pa. aep7—tit j6T j^To Finnicrs—Don hie iletined Fou* DiiRTTit of llm Lodi Manufacturing Compa ny. This la one of the maul forcing aud quick acting ma nures In the market, and W<y far the chaiptJt. It is com posed of night soil, of New York Oily, from which all Im purities have been extracted; is then deodorized, pul verized, amt dried. On Cotton it is equal to the best brand ol Phosphates, aud will bring a heavier and by two wculfAearlier erop than any other fertilizer. Drilled in with Wheal at the rale nr 4l>0 pound* per acre, It will bring a heavy crop ou poor soil. Price $£> per ton ot -4.IXXI pounds. Sample sent on receipt of three-eeut stamp, with address. Apply to THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., tie. Cortlaudt Street, New York. From Prof. Chau. Martin, llaiuden, Sidney College, Va., dated July 1st, 18117: “The Double Kt-dued Poudrottu la acting like a charm on my crops, aud attracting universal attention from all huholdera. I am already satisfled that it is the cheapest and surest renovator of our worn-out soils.” JylU—Stn TRADE WIND, J. T Mi >UK11,1,, Commander, III sail us above, from Imr wharf, connecting with the earner Enterprise for Maiitn Tomas, Omoa, or Ysabel. All Idlers lo go by this ship must pass through the t Olllcc. ostage no single letters to Hpaitlsh Honduras is .‘It cuts, and to Belize lb cents, l-'or freight or passage, having very superior necommu- dalluus, apply to l>. DOWD, Agent, 110 Poydras street, New Orleans. augW-i-lm WOOD, LOW & LUDWIG8EN, (Formerly Wood A Low—Ketablielivd 1840,) . COTTON FACTORS —*NI>— Commission Merchants, 100 Common Street, New Orleana, Louisiana. AUTHORIZED RBFKHBNCBH IN ATLANTA. General A. Austell, President Atlanta National Bank; Mr. A. Heago, Messra. Zimmerman A Vcrdercy, Mesers. P. G. T. ,Dodd, Messrs. Clispmau A Rucker, Messrs. McDaniel A Htrong. fW Personal uttentlon glveu to the sale of Cotton and purchase of all descriptions of Produce. JsnUil—ly great bargain. The furnace will make rront three and a half to Tour tons of Iron per day. It Is now running, and everything In complete order lor successful work. Par- F^INn, Winslow's Mouthing Myrup lor Children Teething, greatly facilitates the pro- UNITED STATES HOTEL. WHITAKER A SASSKEN PROFRIXTOBt. IF. B. Turner, Clerk. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1867. Win Jeuuings, Ga 8 A Ferdery, Ga Jno Mtlledge Jr, Ga lion C Peoples, Grifllu J A C Wynn, Monroe cc U A V VV TUB, muu P B Tiller, Griffin A D Hammond, Forsyth E W Beck, Griffin Il C Mitchell, Colambna, W B Berry, Newuan Miss M L Echols, Lexing ton J It Echols, Losing ton K 8 Phillips. Kingston E P Long, Augusts tice this, and call at the store ot this firm, cither ^idi’tTcraon A Ala"** ot the members ol which will be pleased to see tn tr ’ 111 them and make accommodating arrangements to furnish them with family supplies. W B Frost, LaGrange R L Cowan, LaGrange E A Banka, Ga WK Banka,Ga J R Noble, ltd W C Kyle, Tenn A A Beall, Augueta A J Ward, Cauibert W S Scott, Cuthbert Smith Lemono. Acwortb W F Wilcox, Columbus Miss Johnson, Crawford- ville J B McQeehe, Newnan Isaac Drake, N C W F Spalding, LaGrange J G Whitfield, LaGrange cess of teething, by Botlcniug tbe gums, rudticiug all in Uammallon—will allay all pain and spasmodic action, and Is sure to regulute the bowels. Depend upon it, mo thers, It will give rust to yourselves, and relief and health to yonr Infants. We have put up aud sold this article for years, and can say in confidence and truth of II what we have never been able to say of any other medicine—never luia It failed In single Instance to eflect a core, when timely used. Ne ver did we know an Instance of dissatisfaction by auy oue who used it. Ou the contrary, all aru delighted with operation, and speak In terms of commendation of Ha magical effects and medical virtues. We speak In this matter “what wo do know," after yoarB of experience, und pledge our reputation for the fulfillment of what wo here declare. In almost every instance where llie Infaut suffering from pain nnd exhaustion, relief will be found fifteen or twuuty minute* after the *yrup Is adminis tered. Full directions for using will uccumpmiy each bottle Be sure to call for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,' having the fac simile of “Curtis A Perkins" on the out side wrapper. All others are base imitations. Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price, only cents per bottle. Officesns Fulton street, New York; 805 High Hoi bom, Londoo, England; -111 St. Paul street, Montreal, Canada. *ep4—flm rylblng In complete ties wishing to purchase can examine the books of the present lessees, and thus satisfy themselves of the monthly proltts. For ftarther Information, apply to Messrs. MeNaught, Ormond A Co., Atlanta, Ga., J. L. Rogers, Marietta, or John Wolford, on the property, sepll—lm Book and Job PrlntlliK.—The In- telliubnorhhaving made additions to its Jon Department, and having jnst received a large and Him assortment of Papers and Cards, it is now prepared to execute all kluds of Job Printing ou as favorable terms any establishment ill the 8oullieru States, and In as good style. Particular attention will be given to the printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Notes, Drafts, Checks. Blanks of all kinds. Dray Receipts, Bills of Lading, Bnsinessand Visiting Cards, Pumphlets, Briefs, Ac. All orders will be attended to with dlsnatch. docls—9w NATIONAL HOTEL, Neoroes Must not Hold Office.—We stated, a tew weeks since, says the Chronicle d- .Sentinel, upon the authority of one of tl»e llcgis irars of the State, that instructions had been is sued from Atlanta to the negroes in the diflerent parts of the State, to the eflcct tlmt they must not run tor the Convention, but give way to the white people this time. • The negro organ in Atlanta undertook to de ny the truth of the statement which had been made to us, and declared its opinion that no such instructions had been issued. As we only bad the word of one Radical against another Radi cal, we were in doubt as to where the truth lay. Now, however, we have the authority of two respectable white men (not Radicals) tor reitera ting the assertion that a secret circular of in structions has been sent from Atlanta to the different counties, discountenancing the candi dacy of negroes, and that the great liody ot the negroes regard these instructions as “ orders" not to run, aud so designate them whenever they nre alluded to. PUN 11, PHOPRIXTOB U. It. Barrie, Clerk. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1867. A < iaiinewort, Fla W A James, Columbia Stop Paying those High Rents B F Foster, Toon O O NelHon, Dawson Mrs W A Peet, Ala Mrrt J Morgan, Alu T .1 Hurt, Uawoou .J W Kennedy, Ala vv A SiniUCB, VUIUI P H Laughdon, Augusta W D Cook, Augusta Mrs A B Clitberall A daugh ter, Ala E W Kimball, Tenn MINIATUBE ALMANAC FOX 8XFTZMBEB WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. Sun Rises 5.41; Sun Sets... 0.04. riUSEB or TBB MOON. First Quarter—6d. 8h. 17m. eveulng. Full kloon—13d. 7h. 85m. evening. Last Quarter—80d. Oh. 57m. evening. New Moon—S7d. 8h. 34m. morning. Commercial Intelligence. ® 1 81) <& i us 16 «6 17 «l @ 88 (From the Macon Journal A Messenger.] War Not Over.—Dispatches from the front announce that heavy skirmishing with pistols, dubs, axes, knives and brickbats has beta going on in Macon lor several days. The cry seems to be, “ war tn.the knife and the knite to the hilt” In truth the state of the city morals is very much below par, and calls for a stern en forcement of punishment on tbe offenders oftiie law. The developments at the Mayor's Court lor several days past show a blood-thirstiness among the negroes really starlliug, in addition tr whicli we havo to report two violent casts among the whites. Sunday, a shooting affray occurred at tlic race track, in which one of the parties \. as shot with a pistol through tbe head, the ball going iu at ids forehead and passing out at the top of his bead. Tlic party slim is not in danger, and is said to have given tlic person firing a decent thrashing alter receiving o»n*buu«« tlic wound. Yesterday, however, was the occa- bhiutinus.-k sion of a most shameful affair. Two men druuk shbktino.-4-i and boisterous, paraded the streets, nnd defied Cuttun Yarn* tbe authorities to arrest them. Officer Pullin Hiuxa.-Dry made tbe attempt and met with strong resist ance in the shape oi fight. He woh quite un xux<» 81 <» <a> Atlanta Market Report. Wednesday, Bupt. 18.—Prices remain unchanged a* be low: WnOI.BSALB PRICES. Cohn,—White Corn, Mixed or Yellow Bai-on—Shoulder* Plain Hams Canvass Sugar-Cured Hams Clear Ribbed Sides Clear Sides Lard.—Iu Barrels Iu Kegs and Cans VfntilNiA Salt.—Per sack Liverpool Suit FLoun.—Now Family, *acks of 08 lb. Extra Stiperduu Small Grain.—Kyc, per bushel 1 85 0* l 40 Oats 70 <& 80 Wheat—Prime White 1 00 ® 8 00 Prime Iteil 1 05 tit 1 85 May, per cwt I 50 {p 1 75 Bamuinil—Gunny 88 <ut *5 Hemp ® Hope .—Machine I Hand made Gb Iron Ties.—p rib @ 10 @ ® 8 75 & S GO ® u oo 5 50 & 4 50 13* Green. LiMI.-pcrbbl. well, and but tor the assistance of Ida club, I slate Boohno.—peraq are. .. which he used pretty freely, would have been unable to accomplish snytiling V he received in the melee, a blow with a brick which made the blood flow very ffeely. Officer Ifurly came to Hie rescue, ana theue two, through their eom- inemlable efforts snd the timely aa-islanec ol of ficer Hill, arrested the parties? they are now in jail. The aflair occurred at Brilliant Saloon on Third street, snd was witnessed by a large ami | excited crowd. ® to* l no an a ou ® 17 8 50 © 3 no II s Macon and Waiirento.n It. It.—Tho Fede ral Union of the 17l.lt suys; “The work goes bravely on. The track is laid to Devoreaux's, eight miles this side of Sparta. Track-layiug on this end of the road will be completed to the river this week, and it is thought the bridge, which is already framed, can be pul up iu six weeks. The road will, without doubt, lie com pleted to this point hy tho middle of Novem her." Financial. Exchange on Nsw York - Buying at par; sulllng at It premium. Oolid.—Buying al 48 cunts; sailing at 45 cant*. Silver.—Buying at 88 cents; soiling ul 37 cents. Gold Bullion.—Buying at ft.85 pur pennyweight. Bold Dust. -Buying at •1.3U®61.85 pur pennyweight, e no Ruin Buytug. Buying Georgia H. H.AB.Oo.. 07 Central R. R. Bank Marine Hank of Ga OH Bank of Middle Georgia Hunk of Fulton 40 Bank of A then*.... Bank of Augusta Union Buuk of Augusta Augusta Saving* Hank. TlmlH-r Cutters’ Bauk.. Hank of Savannah. .. Bank ul the State Bank of Commerce .... Meehauka' flank ALURAUA. Bauk or Mobile. 05 Bank of Montgomery... Eastern Bank of Ain.... 80 Oantral Bank Rank or Selma SO Northern Bank Commercial Bank tn| Son them Bank SOUTH CAROLINA. tTulon Bank 66 Penjiie'* Bank. Iluuk of Kmplrii Stale.. Augusta Ins. A B. Co... Ulty Bank of Augusta.. Manufac’r* B'k ofMacon Northwestern Bank Merchant*' A Plauter*’. Planter*' Bauk Bank of Cnlunihua BUY A HOMK! I oners ror sate, at a saennee, _ . ,OT8 with Dwellings, cuutaiu- lug from two to seven rooms, at prices ranging JU . from $7110 to $8000. Also. ONE VACANT LOT at $4i<0. anec. should a purchaser desire it. This property all He < North of the Railroad, tn the 4th and 6th wards. rep!7—6t DANIEL PITTMAN. SALT! SALT! Liverpool Salt, Direct Importation, Always on hand and for sale hy -WEST A DAN1EL.B, sep!7—im Jonea* Block, Savannah, Ga. Dancing School Prof. J. S. NICHOLS W ILL resume the t>xcrc1pe§ of hlfl Academy on THURSDAY, September *Uli, 18117. CLASSES: For Oeuta—ThuradHyn and Fridaya, al 8 o'clock, I' For Ladies, Minaea, and Masters—Friday and Saturday Afternoons, at 4 o'clock. For tenon, «fcc , apply at the Academy, on Whitehall street, over J. H. while A Co.’s Dry Dnotl* Store. iep!7—Wt _ PEATTE, EDWARDS & 00, Commission Mercnan ts Forsyth Street, Atlanta Ga N STORK AND TO ARRIVE: 90000 pounds Clear Sides, 10000 pounds Clear Rib Sides, fiOOO pounds Shoulders, 35 barrels Lard, 140>'>0 pounds Arrow Cotton Tie, 50 ploroa Kentucky Bagging, 300 coils Rope, 50 barrels Kosendalu Cement, 60 barrels Louisvillo Cement, 800 bugs White Corn, 10 barrels Cidei Vinegar, Cast Flows, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac. III*. W. II. PEUU -Comer Forsyth him! Feters streets. WM. I*. llKNSLKIt, ROFEBBOR OF MUSIC. ATLANTA, UKOKUIA. Orders may be left with II BKLIXK, HU IT I MU IIONDDHAM. Mil on the fourth Saturday in each month, commenc in'! un Saturday, Sr/if. 3H, at 6 /*. M. For Belize, British llouduras— The United Stales mail steamship d. v. WOOIl. J. M. LUOWIOSKN. itiBBOisrs, Millinery and Straw Goods. Tobacco Commission Merchants, IRMSTONG, CATOR & CO., IMPOHTKBS ANII JOBMRIIH or Bonnet, Trimmini, and Velvet Ribbons ItONNKT SILKS, SATINS aud VKLVETN, Blonds, Nets, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, AT HAW BONNETS AND LADIHF HATS, Trimmed and Untriuiiiied, Ml I A. Ii. Jilt 11001)8, Au.$ 237 and 230 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, MD. Offer the largest stork to he found Iu tins country, and tuieipialed in choice vuricty aud cheapness, comprising the latent Fariaimi novelties. Orders solicited and prompt attention glveu. aug*J0-Uw Dr. O. S PROPHITT’S r AIRILY MEDICINES Fog Nulu I»y J. T. JENKINS A CO., Atlanla, Ua. BRADFIKI.il A CO., LaGrangu, Ua. .IONKH A CURB, Draytun, Ua. P.J. I1KWKTT A CO., 313 Main st., Muinplils, IViin. MORRIS A CO., Opi-llka, Ala. PHILLIPS, SMITH A CO.. Da<l«vllls, Alu. HAGAN, WEBB A DAVIS, Conyers, Ga. N. N. EDGE, Indian Springs, Uu. B. F. JOHNSON A CO., Katonton, Oa. W. A. KELLY A BRO., Montkelln, Ua. DAVID KNOTT, McDouough, Ga. LEE A BETTS, Jnncslmro', Ga., ng - ills, Female Took, Dysentery Cordial, Ac. $Vrrr|>arcd by O. S. PKOPH1TT, at Covtrigtou, ua Sole Proprietor. sepll—4m NEW 30 BAItREL IRON WORKS FOR SALE. A GREAT BARGAIN t i KI.LWOOD IRON WORKS, ou Pel Ua’Creek, two miles Irom Carteravllle, Oa., are offered for sale at a uio. h. drwry, of New York. DIBBLE, WORTH A CO., Commission Merchants, 188 PEARL NT., NEW YORK. TJARTICULAR attention given to the sale or WnEAT. . . Partiea requesting, will be regularly advised of the state of the market. Rkferencks.—J. D. Fish, Esq., President National Murine Bank, N. Y.; H. L. Worth, Esq., Cashier Na tional Park Bank, N. Y.; D. Heaton, Esq., President First National Bank, Newbern, N. C.; Messra. Jfwet A Snider Macon. Ga. Je35— FURNITURE : FURNITURE I Manufactured by E\ KRUTINA, 86 aud 08 East Houston Street. NEW YORK CITY, - - - NSW YORK. TURPENTINE STILL, GXTRA HEAVY HOTTOM, ALL COMPLETE FOR SALE MUCH BELOW COST. „ JF" Stills of all sizes built to order snd DISTILLERS Fitted out at the lowest rates, by J. B. FULLER, 47 DEY STREET, aug87-4ui New York City. (IINIIKH imiTm .TATIt* HOT*!.,) AT/.A NT A. . ..a holt'll A. AtliWtB AdWtlBBE FLO UHI PLOU M ! w E are constant yr-'-i log a superior article ol FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT! From several of the best Merchant Miffs In Oeorgla snd Tennessee, In Barrels snd Sacks, At WholeMle f Bud by the Single Package 1STOrders ailed for Buy quantity. Jyl3—3m VAN EPPS A TIFFIN. l.illl,*'** lo III*' pllhlir tlist I hey bund an extensive sssortmenl of all the'leading liia lids known lo llu- Irmle, consisting in part, of R espectfully keep constantly! RAGLANDS VIItGI. ItAGI.AND'S \ IKGINIA, RAGLAND'S IIONEY-DKW, SETH HALSEY'S COMET, MoCOltKI.E A BOWMAN S OUEEN OF THE SOUTH, MILLER'S BLUFF CITY, PACE’S CREOLE, MATTHEWS A WRIGHT’S ROSE MOUNTAIN, HOLLAND'S GOLDEN AGE, and HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN, ATLANTA TOBACCO HOUSE. SMITH A RICHMOND, A I. A HA MA STREET. fluent brands of TO TUB PUBLIC TUB CHEWING TOBACCO ixy % ]_ brand* being solten up by tho famous VirKinU mAnuftM:' eclttliy for our houee. Our brands of toricH ei*|H*c HMOKING TOBACCO Are tbe best known to tbe country. We desire to direct particular attention to the follow ing brands for chewing, of whir Ii we are the tote agents -IGARS and SMOKING TO- Also, assorted brands of < BACCO. All ol which are nflercil lo the trade on as m dating terms as purchasers will lind elsewhere. ailg!l--3m JTJLY 25, 1867 These are f>om the Msnufoctory of S. H. Holland, ol Danville, Va., and are vent superior! 1 IUUU1 LBS TENNESSEE CLEAR SIDES, X ijUIJU MS 10 pounds Tennessee Shoulders,| KSTABU8BK1) 1760. P. At O. LOHILLAUD, 16, 18 and 20 Chambers St., N. York. PLUG TOBACCO. LAUOE stuck of Plug Tobacco, umbraciug all the rades from low ana medium to very fine—many 6000 pound* TeiineMHee llama, 1000 pound* TiMincHBce ftiiibfd Side*. Just received and for aaie hy A INS A PARROTT, No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, CJa. We have in store, aud are otTerim? to the trade, General Assortment of Choice Brands, As follows: PACE'S CREOLE, VIOLET and GOLD BAR McCORKLE'S GOLD LEAF, PINE APPLE, TULLAUOltA, BEA§g, CLAY; I1AA BACKS TENNESSEE WHITE CORN. OtJvg sale by FAINS ,t PARROTT, h-Tree street, Atlanta, Ga. cm grade* rrom low ana meutum lo very nne—many of which we receive direct from the best inauaracturers in Virginia anil elsewhere. Fine-Cat Chewing Tobacco. In these goods we have five different brands— among them onr celebrated “Century," which Is now su perior to, and more popular than any made. In our Cen tury Foil we continue to pack dally, onr hundred dollars. On Mondays $1UU, Tuesdays two $50*, Wednesdays Ste $80*, Thursdays teu $10s, Fridays twenty $5s, sml Sat urdays Ally $8s—making eighty-eight bills or different denominations placed fn tbe «ame number of papers of tobacco each week: consequently, the consumers of Cen tury Full Fine Cnt Tobacco are daily getting prizes. SNUFFS. As heretofore, we make all the different brands of Snuffs lor which this House lias been for many years cele brated. cigAM. Of theac good* we have a large and superior stock at price* that cannot fail to please. Jobber* and large deal er* will hud it to their iuterest to examine these good* before making their purchase*. SMOKING TOBACCOS. These good* we have in great variety, aud all grade*, from very low priced to the liuest. Our stock is very complete in all it* departments, aud invited to give it an examination before merchants are purchasing. *ep7 -8m P. A G. LORILLARD, 10,18, and 90 Chamber* St., New York. ■u TUI* r unnmnia consisting ui r»nur, v num ber. Dining Room, and Library Hults, is of the t stylos, aim manufactured of the very beet material, r tno personal snpemeion of tbe proprietor, and A LL Tni8 FURNITURE consisting of Parlor, Cham her. * latesti under _ guaranteed. Parties in the Houth desiring line Honeehold Furnltnre can he supplied direct from the Manufactory, or those about visiting New York will find it to their advautage to examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere. gJiT’All goods warranted. Jy81—8m McKesson «s& hobbins, Importer, and Wholeoale Dealer* in DRUGS, MEDICINES, Druggists' Fancy Goods, &c M &c., 91 and 93 Fallon 8t., New York. HARDWARE AND IRON. H OUSE established In 1833. One of the target and bc*t iu the city. Doea a heavy Southern trade- Hud I. verv liberal In Its indulgence to Southern custom, ers. Mr. J. T. Heard, of Georgia, is a salesman In the House—Is a very polite and accommodating gentleman and would be pleased t COILS MANILLA ROPE. 75 dozon Short Handled Prying Pans, -Al colls Paient Fucking X to finch, AS) dozen Shovels and Spades, 1500 dozen Pocket Kulves, call, on vialtiug the city. 150 boxes Yu* nniv. 8000 pounds Block Tin, 1000 pounds Bar Lead, 6<m hogs Sb t, 800 dozen Iron' 50 Anvtlr, 75 Vises, A States the Internsfttcvenue Tax on Cotton, which has been or may hcrealter be paid by them, will ao well to communicate with tbe undersigned immediately, and we will forward necessary papers and Instructions. We lave made arrangements with per kmo pounds Smoothing Irons, * ‘ilfoi — ’ AiOil pounds Griffin's Horse Nails, MS) dozen Files—assorted, 3000 pounds Galvaulxed Sheet Iron, 3 tons Cast Steel, A) tons Plow Steel, mm tons Swedes aud Hcflned Iron, 60 tons Band, Hoop, and Horse Shoe Iron, D person* elsewhere, whose isition gives them influence and advantage, and pro pose to prosecute these claims for a share of what is re covered, without risk or expeiiec to theclsimant. Influ ential Agents at important uoluts desired. < For lurtber particulars, address " uessi Hri.v tiu iuiib unuu, nt)G|i, nun ilium; oimc iiuu, 15 tons Oval, Half Oval, and Half Round Iron, 35 tona Boiler, Plate, and 8beet Iron. For sale by WEEDS 41 CORNWELL, Nos. 150 snd 101 Bronghton Street. IjfUlUU DlIOVl, Savannah, Ga. COFFEE. 3000 >5 c ? lve< l..frotn_Rlod. e Janeiro, mayltt— fini per British Brig Spring. For sale hy WEEDS A CORNWELL. Nos. 158 snd 161 Bronghton Street. Savannah, Ga BACON! BACON! BACON!! IN *TORB AND T > iBIITI, FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS BACON. CLEAR SIDES, CLEAR RIHRED SIDES, STACK! HAMS, PLAIN JIAMi!, BREAKFAST BACON. LARD, CANDLES, STARCH, dC. sep!7-lit GEORGIA, Favuttu County. All i-asli ui'tlur* promptly lllled. Consignment* soli cited. tenl8-3m PRATI’K, EDWARDS A CO. HULK LEATHER. 100 HIUGM OAK SOLK •'KATIIBR. w the CLAYTON A ADAIR, Commission Mercliuut*, No. 18 Alabama Htre.i. Bank of Chester.. Tlie Cily Council of Millml^uvillt! Ituvu (ire- scaled the colored people » lot on which to creel I u echonl-houee for Iheir children. l«i! i nf Newberry... 18 Southwestern I 13 Farmers'A Exchauga. 1*'Bank of Camden... WM. P. NUUWN. hbown’s hotel, orrosivi nte.iv, MACON, GEORGIA. auglt -If rn. B. BROWN 4k BON. Bank of Charleston Exchange Bank Merchants' ICheraw) ----- - Bank of Georgetown... 14 llauk of S. C.. Plstilers' Bank Ill Stale Bauk....... Planters' A Mechanics’. 18|Commsrclal Bonk » MOUTH OA HOUMA. Bank of Cape Fetr 33IAIIntkerN.O.from80 to Bauk of Wllinluglnn... 1H 66 per cent, discount Dwk of Ike Stale Gi| . Bat little doing in Tennessee and Virginia Bank Bills. Tht Glory of Mm is Stroagth. E, tho nervous at * ^ - • r um Hxunoui't I rnilBHKFGUE, the uerrout aod duMUtatad should Im. I. modiatail UM Oxuaoui't Extmaot Bui HEED HYE. fJQ BUSHELS GOOD SEED RYE. Fortnle liy ««*|»IG—tit CLAYTON A ADAIR, Coinini**lnii Murchant*, No. 18 Atnhnma Sinut. J. J. I'BAHCI. W. T. WIIRI.R^H. MIA*. A. PRAMCR. PEARCE, WHELE88 & CO., COTTON FACTORS Comiiiltwlou Mm-t'luuilM, JACKSON SI'ltEET, AVUVAI'A, OEOltaiA. , ILL lie sold, on the first Tuesday iu November f next, before Ihe court house door iu said county, following land to-wit: Lot No. 141, and lot No. Ill, iu Ihe «ih district of formerly Henry, now Fayette coun fy, exocut oue sere in the northwest corner of lot No 117. Also, ono acre, deeded to White tPlalna Church, and tbe laud lying on the west aide of the road leading from Fayetteville to Zetmlon, on said lot No. 117. Soli In pursuance with a decree of Ihe Superior Court of ssld county, aa the property of tbe children of Peter Kniglr deceased. Terms cash, snd possession glveu the 951 December next. September 13,1867. W. It. WHITAKER, W. W. MATHEWS, Hcceiveis by order ol tbe Superior Court. sep!7—Id Printer's fee $5 ROPR I ROPR11 |UOU COILS GIlEKN LEAF MACHINE ROPE, 1600 HALF COILS GREEN LEAF MACHINE ROPE 6KUSONS wishing In purchase Rope will do well lo call on Ihe umlerslgued, as we guaraulee lo sell - Manufacturer!' Pricet, Freight Added This Is tho best Machine Rope mads. Every coll we guarantee, sepll—Im BUTLER * PITERS GKCEGU. Muuwotiub Couhtt. IWBIars aud tell Cotton aud other Produce. Bagging I aud Rope lurulsktd at mstUl price*. *cp7—8m | T WO month* alter data. applleatlou will be the Honorable Ordinary tnasd tor said county, for leave to sell the Allison, deesasad; ng to Ike eatata of Hal dcomty. JulyWth.lr ’. BOYD, C. B._C. and Adm'r. Printer* fee $6 I to have his friends from Georgia sep7—3m COTTON TAX. Notice to Cotton Tax-Payers. sepia—5t HEKSCHEL V. JOHNSON A CO., Augusts. Georgia. louisville Steam Bakery F. W. STIMMRL A CO., :>OH and 310 'Went Green Street. LOUISVILLE, KY., Wholesale Dealers snd Manufacturers of til kinds of CRACKERS. Ageuta for Stimiuel'a celebrated, .QUICK YEAST. sepia—3nt GEORGIA, Gordon County. T HOMAS JOHNSON, administrator of W. O. John son, represents to the coart tn hie petition, duly died snd entered on record, that he has fully administer ed said estate, so tar a* hi* asset* will pay— Till* is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why- said administrator should not be discharged from bis administration, and receive letters of disrnlosion on the first Monday In December, 1867. 0. W. NEEL, Ordinary. may36—lamOm Printer’s fee $4 60.* GEORGIA* Gobuon County. G EORGE H. HOGAN, administrator on the estate of Wm. B. Hogan, represent* to me that ho has fully administered the estate of said deceased, aud applies for dismission from snid administration— This Is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause. If any they can, why *uiil ■ llli LrvUliurB, iu eiiuw uiiist, 11 ntij iu«y *«•••, niij nttiu administrator should not be discharged from his adinlni*. mlssl tration and receive letter* of dlsml Given under my band snd official miniature, 4 je7—tarogm* 0. W. NEEL, Ordinary. Printers fee $4.50 .GIA* Mcbiwktheb County. J AMES BELL,-executor of the last will and teitament of Sarah Bell, represeuta to the court that he bat tally administered said estate— Thla la therefore to cite aud admonish all peraon* con cerned, kindred and crcditora. to show canse, If any they can, why said executor should nut be dischsrged from hit executorship and rooeivo letters of dismission on the first Monday In September, 1867. Given under my hand mart—m6m GEORGIA . BANNING, ordinary. Printer's fee $4 All. Meriwkthek County. AMUBL M. WHLBORN and Howard Martin, excen ton of the last will and testament of Alfred Wei horn. Isto of said conuty. deceased, applies far letters of dlsm\sslon from satd trust, rcprcseullug that they have tally carried out said will— Thi . ..esc arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singu lar, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and inpcnrnt my office, within tlic time allowed liv law, and innwc " ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ - cause, If auy exists, why said letters should nol lie granted. Glveu under my hand aud official aigiuitnre Juue 8, 1867. J. W. BANNING, Ordiuary. )e!0—lantOnt Printer's foe $4.50 GEORGIA* Henry County. TAMES FINDLEY, administrator on Ihe vstale of A ol V. McKehbln, late nf aald county, deceased, having la proper form applied lo me for letter* of dismission from said administration— This I* tharefbre to cite and admonish all persons con -erned, kindred and creditors, lo show cause. If any they from his administration and receive letter* nl dli within the time preseribeil by law. Glveu uuder my hand and official algtiature, May 38,1867. Q. R. NOLAN, Ordinary, mayfil—lsmllm Printer's fee $4.50 Vinoxnt Davis | Libel for Divorce, in Fullou Superior rt. I Court April 'I'orm, 1807. Hulo ‘ Julia A. Davis. I Perfect Service. SUGAR PLUM, STAR, PLANTERS' PRIDE, GIANT OAK, FRUITS and FLOWERS, SUN FLOWER, COMMONWEALTH, QUEEN of the CHASE, <te., Ac., Ac. Many very desirable brands of Smnkibg Tobacco, too imornna tn mnnllxn * 5 PERKINS FRESH YELLONV BUTTER. For Bitlo by nunu'ron* to mention. Wc invite tbo city and country trade to call at FAINS A PARROTT, No. 7 Pearh*Treo street, Atlanta, Oa. COPPER. i Rio Coffee. Ju*t received Alabama Street, - - - - Atlanta, Georgia. sepl—lm FAINS A PARROTT No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, Ga. FAINS Jfc PARROTT. No 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, Ga. LINNEED OIL. BARREL LINSEED OIL. Fo sale cheap by WM. 1. WILLIAMS & BRO, Commission Merchants, ANl) DKAI.ER* IN GRAIN, BACON, LARD, FLOUR Western Produce Qenernll) 1 OLD STAND, Formerly Theater, now Phcenix Building, DECATUR ST., • - - - ATLANTA, OA W E have again established ourselves in onr former business, at the OLD STAND, and beg to tender nur ter vices to former friends and the public generally. W have a large aud commodious store, and with our pas experience and ample facilities, trust we shall receive tn merit a liberal patronage. IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. 10000 BUSHELS very choice Tennessee Corn 46066 lbs Bacon—Sides, Shoulders, and Hams. WM. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. LIBIE, LIME. W E are sole Agents for tlic sale of Rogers’ celebrated Blnls-Eyc Lime, and will coni lime to keep con- tic* wanting good Lime, call and see ns, or sond us thutr erdi aprSl- 8m WM. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. Juit Received and now In Store. A LARGE lot of Round, Square, and Flat Iron and Steel, whirl* wc offer iq>ou trriu* that inu*t auit purchaner*. Al*o, 17 tierce* choice Sugnr-C-urcd Ham*, W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO., je!4—c Oommi**ion Merchant*. COTTON WAREHOUSE. Ltbernl Caalt Ailvnnnes p. X. M'DANIEI.. V. H. 8TUONO. B. F. MO*F*. MCDANIEL, STRONG It GO COTTON WAREHOUSE COMMISSION MERCHANTS Corner Prior aud Hauler Streets, In sight of rite Passenger Depot, nnd near the Unit Stales and Aincricnu Iloiela, ATLANTA. UUOIIGIA, yy K Invite the attculiun of PL ANTERS, aud all nth era who ileal in COTTON, to Ihe fact that wu aru now taring as great fai-illth-s and iudueeiacnta for tho 8TO RAGE and SALIC of tlielr COTTON in Atlanta aa can afforded them iu any oilier market. 0*r Warehouse is Unsurpassed I T appearing lo the Court by the return of Ihe Sheriff that the detaudanl doea not reside In Ibla earing that ahe doea sot reside notion of counsel, ordered that ol auswer at the uext term of tht be considered In deficit, *nd the plain- cdtkat fendaut appear aud auawer at the uext term of thla Court, else that the ease b< thl. rule be published in thu Atlanta Intelligencer ouce a month tor .our mouths. OARTKHX * JACK80JJ Attorneys tor Libellant. A trut extract from the mluule*. Mn^l^lWfL SSSF.W. W. R. Vt II per sqoan each luaertlou. In the State, bsitig large and commodious, accessible the various Itallrond*, completely slu-lti ted, and almo»i entirely flre-prrmf. Wu parllcnlarly dirui-l tlielr ulleutloii to the fUcMbal Atlanta is now u Cation Market, where Ihe staple can ways be disposed of at aa high prices, relatively, a* any other—leaving to the various Planters on the llnea of tbe different Railroads leading lulu Atlanla, no Induce men! to ship heyoml To all parlies residing in Hus fnllccliou District who may desire lo aliip tou*, we will lurnith ihe permit Ihe Collector lo maku *iuh rhipmuul without prt'jKty meat of Tar. We are al*o prepared to n uke LUIKRAI. CASH AD VANCES ou conslgumeuts, and in a I respect , v ill offer aa liberal Inducement# *• any other House of responsi bility. The large experience in cotton of all tho mom- ben of our dm la a guaranty mat consignments en trusted lo out caro will bo promptly and aatHfhctorlly at- tQ., »ep4—3m the Southern Slates: CARLE TWIST t PINE APPLE TWIST! INDIAN QUEEN ! IUBLBTT A NO. 11 C. M. SUB LETT ! SMITH & RICHMOND’S, AUTHUm O. POBD. FORD & J. T, CAMPBELL. CAMPBELL, DENTISTS, Whitehall Street, between Alabama and Hunter Sts. 78VERY operation appertaining to our . -4 profession performed in the most, scientific manner. Teeth extracted WITHOUT PAlN.hy the aid of Nitron* Oxide Ga*, which we keep conataotly on hand. *ep3—lm STEAM, GA* WATER PIPES, BOILER FLUES. And .11 Und.^as, Tool. *e r„* _ The best and largest assortment in the city, and at greatly reduced pricee. Send for Price List. L J. B. FULLER, “ rYorirCIt: 47 Dey Street, New York CHy. JUST ARRIVED. A new lot of summer and fall dress GOODS, Linens, Handkerchiefs, Ac. Also, a lot of Bleached Shirtings. fVT Prices as low as the lowest. tr We want a Cashier, CHAMBERLIN, COLE A BOYNTON, ntig3A—lm Corner Whitehall and Hnnter streets. w. w. OLATTON, AU0. D. ADAIR. CLAYTON & ADAIR, 00MMI88I0N MERCHANTS, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries & Produce* NO. 18 ALABAMA ST., ATLANTA GEORGIA, KEEP CONSTANTLY \0N HAND: FLOUR, IBACON, LARD, CORN, nAY, SALT, TOBACCO, COFFER, SUGAR, SYRUP, MOLASSES, CANDY, SODA, CANDLES, LEATHER, SOAP, Ac. Also, are Afyeuta for tho Sale ol YARNS, OSNABURG8. STRIPES, SHIRTINGS, Aud Great Bead Co.’s Seales. Consignments so- sng4—8m J. C. VAUGHN, LATE OP EAST TINMISSt*. E, VKI H. McCABE & OO. AN holepult) Dealor* iu Cap, PUR AND WOOL NATU, Straw Good* Furt, Buffalo Robot, BUCK GLOVES, MITTENS, Ac., NowYork MO NR Clmmbin-sffit scpld—fit PALL AND WINTIR DKY GOODS!! T HE sltuulluii of the Trade Is spaclally luvited to our Fall snd Wluter Slock of Foreign and Domettio Dry Qooda, Which Is uo» eompUto Iu every Deportment MARSHALL, BURGE * BOWBN, Importers OUd Jobhsiw, sypl3-3m 148 Meeting street. Chsrisstou, S. O. FLOORING. 8 U THOUSAND FEET Pr me Drasmnl Kllu-Drtad Flooring, Tongasd aud Grooved. I«»»-« KING. HARSH *00
