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trhc Jatttj gwtrUiflcuctr. ori'iciii • nlK SII'lltKMiniXK IUII.DING. « ,,w imikk haii.v and wkkkly by jABED IRWIN WHITAKER, l»roiirlet»r. atlahtaoioroia. FridBV Mornlng,Oot. 9B. 1807. From the NathrUlt Cnion. . Ri*li«1»*~Th« Rrtlhfr or *1 VH 1‘iirlrr, ikf Mliorrlllo, Decu|«d and 5iord>r»«»r 1.0.1 4m*tl>fr <>f iIiom t«>rrll»1t)»rni«Hlle» which have , wex \ mvin the Ulo war, ami one which, por- j tor the cold blnoiliHl»y»tcin characterizing !. circnUoti, rlvala Anythin* of the kind yet re- .vnle.1, .HVttrml a few mile, .outIt ol Johnson- v.ti.:»lew d.ys since. It iriit* the w.r, the termers between Hi* Bot- , m snd VVsvorly sutlerod groolty by the depro- m , of ituerrllls*. losing it Urge number of which were sitid to have been stolon by " m Porter, s notorious bushwhacker who in- tMed that regional the lime. A brothero! lent w i,| to have receive.! sod sold the stolen i, ;.** tlie proctHnls divided liclween the two.— For some tune the life ot the latter has been 11,iv-timed The man he most feared was n haperado named Hill 1‘icrce, who llvtil but a 'holt distance Irom him, and whoso reputation not in any way serve to allay the team ot * on the day of the murder, six horsemen left Waverly together, armed with rifles and stun .-m s ami tollowed by a number of hounds, as if on a hunting excursion. Tltey took the road lesitrg to Big Bottom, and wheu part ot the „ v tliev were hailed by a farmer, whir Inquired I, t'lu'V were out riding. Tltey replied that they wire going down to Big, Bottom, as they be lieved game to bo plenty there. Vrriving at the house ot Bill Tierce, they as certained that Porter was at church, and the whole party put up their horses and took dinner, nllcrwards going to the house of Porter, which a is ill sight, and demanding to see him. Pot ter I ivin ,r returned, came to the door, when cum of in a Iricndlv way, tlirew an arm around in n, saying, "Porter, yon must go along with o we'have business with you." .. .rVtVt^e HWl9W?‘ tltey mmn m ktfT vou, and it' you must die, you might as well die here at home as in the woods," The horsemen replied tlml Porter’s brother, |,mi, was under arrest at Johnsonville, and that porter was needed as a witness. i'n allay the tears of his wife, Porter then said to her: "Vou need not fear, these men all know me, and they know Hint I never had any thing to do with Lon’s doings." With litis, lie mounted his horse and joined the party, suspcctiug nothing whatever, but thinking that all was right. They soon readied the i nks of the rond leading to Johnsonville and Waverly, hut taking neither, they started up an ohl and lonely road, which hail not been used tor thirty rears, saying they had changed their minds ami would go on to Waverly. This at once aroused Porter’s suspicions, and he declared tltey were taking him somewhere that Bill Pierce might shoot him. Tltey quiet ed his tears, however, and ull moved on until a hunt a half rs mile from the tork when one of i: cm gave a low whistle, which was answered irom a clump ot hushes near, ami Bill Pierce stepped out, leveled a gun, fired, and Porter dropped dead from his saddle, the blood stream- iIrom a ghastly wound in the breast. The body fell with a heavy thug, and the horse In landed away toward home, saddle and skirt ripping witlr the life-current ol the murdered lam. A little boy, relative ot Porter, who had persistently followed him, and who had been whipped back by some of the party, saw the smoke of Pierce's guu, aud that Porter had dis appeared from the saddle. Realizing what had occurred, lie ran homeward as soon as possible, tad both the horse and boy being met by Clint and John Wtnreys, who lived not far front the scene, the boy related to them what had oc curred. They at once hastened to the spot, and on seeing tire 'nody ol Porter, roused a number ol neighbors, who shortly alter removed it. 1‘ierce and the balance of the party were next .1 iv arrested, and a preliminary examination .v is field before Justice Kllis. Subsequent to this, Pierce obtained permission to visit home, accompanied by guards, Irom whom lie managed to escape, and ia now at large. The others were sent to Dresden, where it was to be decided whether they should be admitted to bail. u KltHOH CKAbKB TO l»K DANtiKUOUl- WI1KN KKAHON 18 LEFT KUEB TO COMBAT 11. —Jefferson. — - - VOL. XIII. ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ft, IK«7. N (). 2ft4. Intelliaenfef. Hlaoellanmius Aitvorttaenttmta. GREEN LEA E (or /f/J.lff LEAF) ■U60IN6 \\n HOPE. fjtlllf uudcrslgned he’.by notify tlioir friend* and all consumer, of th. »hov. named Staple Hoods, that they conUnna to mannfticiuro them In lanii.vllle, Ky. They hop. and expect to have it in ttaclr power to exe cute every order sent them this toueou. All Letters Promptly Replied To. W. A. RICHARDSON A SON, JyR7—3m l.oulnvilUi, Kentucky. 9611) SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. TOTAL LOSSES PAID, 021,271,972 57 »T TJ I* Y 1, 18 0 7. ASSETS! (.41 Mai kit Value.) Cash on hnn.l and in Bank $ M5.8S6 #» Real Estate 216,993 OS Mortgage Bonds 693,650 JO PrttttfotfWt) arm vuy otra-s. 1 '* w ’ 400 00 I*nhltc Securities. 1,051,308 8fl (4,680,938 27 Less Liabilities, Claims not due and tinad* ■ 377,668 46 Net Assets (4,973,269 81 ANTI INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS. ^Cr-Ai-endes in all the principal elites and towns in the l tilled States. Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended OFFICE—With C. I. Brown, on oast side of Whitehall street, one door from Alabama. Jyl®r N^L. ANGIEIt, Agent. EVERY KIND OF PLANTATION MACHINERY, ENGINES, HOUSE PO AVERS, OR 1ST HULLS, AGRICULTURAL IXIPLEmENTS Of every description In store, and for sale at the lowest retes, by J. B. FULLER, 47 DEY STREET, New York City, aug27 -4m Conetantlnople Comtpondenc* Par it Modi. Turkey and Rusala—.Eztraor dinner speech or the Sultan to the Rnsalan Am bassador. In the ftuiJiance which the ambassador of the Czar had with his Ottomau Majesty before start ing on his second journey to the Crimea, the ih-ner.il adverted to the question of Crete, with the view ol repeating the friendly and disinter ested advice before given, namely, to cede Can did to Greece, and thereby avoid the gravest .'.implications. Ilia Excellency at the same lime expressed his desire to know the final an swer of the Suhaft, in order to be able to com- m inicHte it verbally to the Emperor Alexander. M s Ottomau Majesty then,addressing the Rus- --'-in Ambassador, in a toue of great resolutc- ncss tiid bitterness, replied: " You advise me to cede Candia to King George, who wants if m order to render himself p qv.tliir in Greece; lie who is not a horn Greek, ami who lias reigned scarcely three years. lam ’he thirty-third descendant of a dynasty which owes so' much to its people over whom it has reigned for upwards of five centuries ; and you >.>tun itu iny popularity-—mine, at nothing I From * he commencement ot this affair of Crete I have r- <■■ ived numerous aud warm addresses from iy Mussulmen subjects, who, Irom all quarters, offered ;o organize themselves in volunteer corps 'heir own cost, and to march to the relief of their brethreu in Candia. You perceive it de pended • mlv on me to crush the insurrection by throwing tiOO.OUO Turks into the Island, and to reject every proposition ol a nature to assuil the iuiegrityof my empire. TocedeCundia—Gene- r tl, cau you really mean it Y How could I, after such au act, cross the threshold of tuy palace and encounter iu the streets of my capital the glances of my indignant people? You wish me, m making this cession, to sign the dishonor of my crown and of niy dynasty. Never! never I Not only shall I not cede Candia, but 1 shall give my consent to nothiug which, in the re in "test degree, could tend to such an act. The Emperor Alexander will, I am sure, comprehend me when you report to him these words, which .iv not only uttered by my lips, hut also proceed from my inmost heart. IVa.lalnirtoii Corr**^*“ J “ ,|€ * °r Ubarlco* ton Courier, Washington, Oct. 18,1807. The city *1111 the resort of politicians from 11 at North at.d West, who have Important per- wnnii or party objects in view. The President i- not as hard as granite nor so pliant as wax. Sometimes lie softens a little, and then becomes olislinute. So the successive crowds of special agents of parties and of cliques go away Imll en couraged, hut in the end are disappointed. A vast power of capital and party influence has been brought to bear upon the President to direct bis administration of the financial affairs "I the Government. These cliques neutralize cocli other in some respects by antagonistic nml '-n im-ht demands and representations. Some «’aat inflation of currency, and others conlrnc- "on- home desire the Whisky Tax Jumping ll! y t“ prosper, and others not. Home want, a 0". C linnet, and others insist that, at least, Mr. -McCulloch he retained for the credit ol the Gov- '■ninicnt, as a sound, lesponsihlu and debt-pay- * iff Concern. The President has given ear to all and cnnfl '"’"ce I" none. He lias made vague suggestions construed hy interested and paid agents of the '■•"I't'-s with which he was dealing into promises, "'he h would, if nil were acted upon, reduce h'lhlic nil,ills to a chaotic condition. Many still m-nt that lie will take a stand against the Ten ure of (mice bill, and proceed to dismiss all the ■ "vi-iinn und other officers, who are not his sup- I'Oit'-rs, as soon as the New York election shall have occurred—no matter how it tuny result.— I' cannot be doubled that ho Ims made some in- '"rested persons liellovo that lie will do this and remarkable things, alter the New York election. , Gnu important matter is decided, unless all Mnslnil- lo-wit Hint lie will dismiss the sits- '"■mj.-il Secretary, Sian ton, ami proceed to fill bn plane,' |i is a mistake to suppose, however, I •tt* 'Jill do this, upon the ullcgcd ground II ’lie Tenure of Office hill iHiiiicoustitutiunal. Jt‘! takes a ground indc|icnlent of that—to-wit—- cise , <l question duo* not upply to this 5;an<! efforts are beginning to lie made in Vir- ' 1 prevent tlie call of a Convention. At and other < enters soinetldiig mar he "ic (or ii.Jh end. But, aa I hear from iiibsrlor . Is ’have lustn taken to Itring the liilYl . ' wl, ' U:H 1, i a sense ol their ability, hy a ttt.ti o’ ov *reoma the combined voles of the " Hite Radicals and Ireudmcn. Lks. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS. A T a meeting of the Board of Managers of the Georgia State Lottery for the benefit of the “Masonic Or phans Home," July lfith, 1807, the following resolutions were passed: Retolvtdy That the Managers advertise for proposals for the purchase or donation of TWENTY AGUES OF LAND In the vicinity of Atlanta, for the purpose of erect ing thereon a MASONIC ORPHANS’ HOME—said pro posals to be submitted to the Board of Managers by the fourth day of September next. Thu title will be vested in the Grand Lodge of the State of Georgia, or such other Masonic Lodge iu the State as will accept the same, should the Grand Lodge decline the trust. Resolved, further, That the Board will pav $fi00 for the Draft of a Granite Building for tho “Masonic Orphans'Horae,” to be submitted to the Board by the nr.'*t day of November uext: the said plan to be sodfrawn as that the building can be commeucetl with an expendi ture of fifty thousand dollars, during the first year, aud that the same may he extended from year to year, with out destroying the symmetry of the architecture. The above named sum of five hundred dollars to be paid for the plan which the Board of Manage* s shall select from the number presented. For further information, address BOYD A WILSON, Business Manager* Georgia State Lottery, ly35— tilnovl Atlanta. Georgia. UNIVERSITY OP MARYLAND tALTl-VOHb, MARYLAND. T HE Sixtieth Annual Heaainn of the SCHOOL of MED ICINE, In the University of Maryland, will com mence on the 14th of OCTOBER, 1807, and will end on the 1st of March, 1808. FACULTY: Nathan R. Snitii, M. I).* Professor of Surgery. Wm. E. A. Aikin, M. D. LL. D., Profcsror of Chemistry and Pharmacy. G. W. Miltenbehoek. M. D., Processor of obstetrics. Richard MoShekhy, M. D., Professor of Principles aud Practice of Medicine. Christopher Johnston, M. I)., Professor of General, Descriptive, aud Surgical Anatomv. Samuel C. Chew, M. D., Professor of Materia Modicu aud Therapeutics. Frank Donaldson, M. D., Professor of Physiology, Ilv- gienne, and General Pathology. Wm. T. Howard. M. D., Professor of Diseases of Wo men and Children. James H. Butler, M. I)., Demonstrator, and Adjunct to the Professor oi Anatomy. Tlie fees for the full course are *1-0. For Matricula tion, (?: For Practical Anatomy. $10. Tlie University Hospital (or liifirm.iry) attiic.hod to the College, ranks among the lirst *-linical Schools in the country. Being the Seaman's Hospital of the port of Baltimore, us wen as a civil lio-vitil, itatfordsagre.it variety iu the forms ol disease always under treatment. Surgical Operations, and Clinical Lectures on Surgery, Practical Medicine,and the Diseases of Women aud Chil dren, are constituent parts of the dally instruction given by the respective Professors of the Institution. Students desiring to perfect themselves in specialities, esn take courses of private lustructiou from Adjuncts at tached to the various Chairs. GKO. W. M1LTKNBERGER, M. D., Dean. §ep7—Uwflw MISS ANNIE KENT, Fashionable DrenN-MHUcn c don tronage of tho ladles of the city. IAN bn found at Mrs. White's, on Ivy street, next to 1 Mr. John Glen's residence, where she is prepared to do all work in her Hue, and respectfully solicits the pa- Irrinamt nf Ihn Imlipit rtf thu >mtO> -121* J. SIBLEY & SONS, Warehouse & Gen’l Commissioii Merchanls. No. (i Warren Block, AIJGUNTA, OEOllGlA, W ILL give their personal attention to the Sale and Storage of COTTON and other Merchandise. < 'onrt’gumehts solicited. Cash advanced on f’oiton and Merchandise in store. Also, keep on baud BAGGING, ROPE, and SALT, sepal—1 ni FACTORY GOODS. S tllRTlNOH, SflKKTfNCiS, lirill., Stripes, 0*n«lmn:-H. Ynrm, *<•. fly wlioleanlx, at factory prit-ea. For anlv hv lIKttltfNG & I.HYIIliN, Factory Aisenla, -20-3111 Wliltolinll Htreel, Atlanta. <la. K. K. IIIIOWN. WM. F. IIIIOWN. Mlxciotlani'ouN A«lvertl»«maiil». ME4DOR A BBOTHKRN, Tobacco Comroission Merchants, (OHDia OMITID ITATXI HOTEL,) ATLANTA Qh.ORG I A T»KSPaCTPUU.Y announce to the public that they AY keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of all the leading brands known to the trade, constat ing In part, of RAOLAND’8 VIRGIN, RAGLAND'S VIRGINIA, RAGLAND'S IIONRY-DKIV, SETll RALSRY'S COMET, MrCOKKLR A BOWMAN’S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, MtLPRR'B BLUFF CITY, PACE'S CREOLE, MATTHEWS * WRIGHT'S ROSE MOUNTAIN, HOLLAND'S GOLDEN AGE, and HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN, Together with various ether tirades too tedious to men tlnn. BACc6* ,,0r,ed br * ndB of c,tJARS and SMOKING TO- • °{ * re offered to tho trade on aa accommo dating terms aa pnrehaaera will And elaewhero. augp—8m c. a. DIBBLE, Late of Newbern, .V. C. a. o. WORTH, Lat* of Wilmington, .V. C oxo, M. DEWXT, of New York. DIBBLE, WORTH ft CO., Commission Merchants, 188 PRABL ST., NSW YORK. "PARTICULAR attention given to the sale of WHEAT. £o o P f*thiT.Te" llUK ’ Wl " ^ reeUtar,y * <lT “ ed of the D „ Fli . h ’ J?"! -. Freetdent National Marine Bank, N.Y.: H. L. Worth, Eea., Cashier Na- tlonal Park Bank, N. V.; D. Heaton, Eaq., Freetdent First National Bank, Nowbum, N. 0.; Meters. Jewet 4b Snider, Macon. Oa. Je2S— HARDWARE AND IRON. 75 COILS MANILLA ROPE. JiAiNiLLA Kum. 75 dozen Short Handled Frying Paue. 90 coils Patent racking X toTlnch.l 200 dozen Shovela and Spadea, 1600 dozen Pocket Knlvee, 2U0 gross Table Cutlery, 200 dozen Curry Combs, 150 boxes Tin Plate, 8000 pound* Block Tin, 1000 ponnda Bar Lead,. 600 hags Sh’t, 30 bnndlea Bright. Iron Wire, 300 dozen Iron Wire Sifters, 50 Anvtle, 75 Vises, 4000 pounds Smoothing Iron*, 2000 pounds Griffin's Horse Nalls, 600 dozen Files—assorted, 3000 ponnda Galvanized Sheet Iron, .3 torn Cut Steel, * 20 tona Plow Stael, 300 tons Swedes ana Reined Iron, 60 tons Band, Hoop, and Horse Shoe Iron, 15 tons Oval, Hall Oval, and Half Round Iron, 95 tons Boiler, Plate, and Sheet lion. For aala by „ WEEDS * CORNWELL, Noa. 169 and 161 Bronghton Street, Savannah, Ua. COFFEE. QAilfk BAGS just received, from Rlode Janeiro, tJUUU PcrBrltiah Bering. ^ormtUby „ Noa, 160 and 101 Bronghton Street, maylfl—9m Savannah, Ua. AYlmal it V A 1.1 TAli I.E M11.1. ANII CITY PROPERTY AT CHANCEAY SALE. gTATR OF TENNESSEE, HAMILTON COUNTY. (-huncery Court at Chattanooga. JoatpR M. Blundell, A»olgne« ol Lowia, Spltzer & Co. vs. Lswit, Hpitzbh Jt Co., mul creditors of cnid firm. PuranAUt to a decretal order of Maid Court reudered In the above entitled cause, at lie July term, 1807, 1 will, On TuoBday* Nov. lOtlif 18(17* On the respective premiaes, sell to the higlicat hiddur, on a credit of tix, twelve, eighteen, end twenty-four months, taking notes with npproved security, hearing interest from date, aud retaining a iiun until the pur chase money has all been pald-tho following described property, which will be sold in iota to nub purchaser*, except the Mills and Machinery attached toUe freehold*, which will not be (operated: as alto that on which there I* specific Ileus: DESCRIPTION. The Real Estate within the corpomto limits of Chatta nooga, purchased by said Lewis, Snitzer t Co., from Mooro A Marsh, being the laud* ou which the Saw Mills, known as the Moore A Marsh Mills, are situate, on the West side of Chattanooga, together with si the Mills, fixtures, implements, uud apparatus necussuly uml used aud belonging to said Mills aud on -aid lauds, and all the Lumber, Building Material, or property oi any kind or character, real, personal, or mixed, and belosgiug to said Also, the Mill and the Lot* on which they wand, known a8 i.rL U .u N<, L?? ,,d h ? n ^y* 10 ■treot, in Chattanooga, on which the Fisher Mill property stands, together with all the personal property, machinery, or other property ou said lots belonging to said firm. • Aft 1 *‘louses, Machinery, and other property ol said firm on the West half of tlie Ship Vara property, leased from Mrs. Martha L. Fort, executrix of Dr. Tom linson Fort, deceased. Also, the Houses, Building, and other propeity situate on lots 53, 57, aud5<i, Market streut, Chattnuougn, which land has been leased to said firm by Mrs. Martin L. Fort, executrix, &c. * Also, the Lime Kilns aud the Lime on liaud, knd other priperty, on two lots, on which these said Limo Kilns are situated, and leased to said firm by C, K. Grenville and John Burke. Also, all property belonging to said firm situated on a tract of land leased by said firm from G. W. Gurdenhire, situated ou Citico Creek, in ChattHuooga. Also, the uuexpirud terms of the leases to certain rcul estate leased to said firm by Mr*. Martha L. Fo t, oxccu- g}* °jy r ;Tomlinson Fort, aeoensed, to-wit: The Smith hall or Lot No. fia. South half of Lot No. 5ti, South halt of three-fourths of Lot No. 67, on Market strett in said cUy.ou *“leh there 1* eUuatu Brick Uatldirg. tucom- pletcd. Aleq^the Went half of Ship Yard. And »1»0, unexpirid Inure of Lot* in Chattanooga, leased hv eutd Brnt from Uardenhirc, u* above, uud Grcn vllle end Burke, u. above. And aiso, the miexpired term of lease on certaiti pro- perty Iu Chattanooga, leased by said tlrm fromW. W. Lee. Attorney In fact lor Lindsay’s heirs. Also, a Tract of Land purchased by said firm from Mm>re «fc Marsh, in the City of Clmtiatiooga, and for which they hold a bouti for title, under the name of tlie Billy Smith property, containing three acres, more or less. Also, a Lot In the city of Chattanooga, known as lot No. 3, ©n Branham street: Provided this lot No. 3 on .Branham street has been sold to one David Freidinann for the aum of $7,000, Friedmann having paid dido an the same and contracted to pay f 80H.75 on his lieu held by Charles Sundquist ou the same. Also, Lot known as 89 or 41 Poplar street. In said city or Chattanooga, (there being litigation now as to the number of this lot.) Also, all other property, real, personal, or mixed, which the said firm may own, or to which they may become en titled without any reservation, whether the *an o shall have been listed iu this advertisement or omitted from the same, subject in every case to ull valid subsisting claims and liens which may ho now on said property, placed there hy reason of unpaid purchase mone.-. mort gages, or deeds of trust or otherwise. Also, eight head of Horses, lour head of Mults, and twelve Wagons and Harness. All of said real estate belonging to said firm will bo sold in bar of the equity of redeiuptiou, aud the property leased will be sold subject to all the rights, Hmltat one, equities aud restrictions specified uud mentioned ih th*- r» spt ctive leases thereof. The purchaser or purchasers ■lauding iu the room and stead of the original The terms, restrictions, limitations &c., ot auul leases, with the length of time the said leases have to run, will be made known on day oi sale; or letters addressed to tt e Clerk and Master of this Court will be promptly an- swered, giving all tlie Information sought. Issued Octo ber 1,1867. J. W. JAMES, C. A M. oc9—td By Dan J. Purer D. c. & M. TO THE PUBLIC. Tie Mone insurance Go. OF SAVANNAH, GA. H. W. MERCER, C. 8. HARDEE J. T. THOMAS, President ...Vice President Secretary PfiATTE, EDWARDS ft CO., Commission Mercnants, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ca. JN STORE AND TO ARRIVE: 2UUU0 pounds Clear Sides, 1(10(10 pounds Clear Rib Sides, 5000 pounds Shoulders, 25 barrels laird, 14000 pounds Arrow Cotton Tie, 50 pieces Kentucky Bagging, 200 colla Rope, 50 barrels Koseudale Ceiueut, 50 barrels Louisville Cemeut, 8(10 bags White Corn, 10 barrel* Cidei Viucgar, Cast Plow*, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac. All cash orders promptly flliod. Couslgumcnts soli cited. seplS—3m PKATTE. EDWARDS A CO m ARROW Tie AND IRON BANDS BALING COTTON ! AN INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, WASTE, AND THEFT ;tINK(JUAl.En POIl Simplicity and Rapidity of Adjustment SURPASSED BY NONE FOR STRENOTI1 AND ADAPTABILITY TO ALL Tho Uses of Commercial rpHEY are manufactured in LIVERPOOL, of the best English Iron, under the personal supervision of the In ventor, formerly a resident of New Orleans, La, The ARROW TIB Is preferred hy Shipmasters and Congressmen, as it ia worked with one-eighth to one Inch slack, while all SOLID TIES require three to live inches, which, in running through a cargo, involves a heavy lose to the Shipmaster. Use the Arrow Tic and Bands, AND SAVE MONEY IN FREIGHT and INSURANCE I Arrangements have been made to secure an ample sup ply of the ARROW TIE and BANDS for the coming sea son. JAMES A. IIALL, Agent Middle and Southwest Georgia. ANDREW LOWE & CO., General Agents, Savannah, Ga. Tho undersigned ie prepared to furnish the ARROW TIE to tho trade at SAVANNAH PRICES, forwarding and transportation added. PKATTE, EDWARDS dc CO., Agsuts, Forsyth Slreot, Atlanta, Ga. HEAR THE INSURANCE A8ENT8! Savannah, Mat 7th, 1867. ..«in.I« ! S? t i? r,! '.i n thi * u lt> ' havln 8 proved to our entire ft thorough test, the superiority o' IKON hands for baling pnrpoKUH. we atrongly recommend them to the n*e of tho Hunter* of Georgia ua an efficient agent in restricting loea by fire; and we agree to discrimi nate, when practicable, iu favor of cotton thus secured. a. WILBUR, General insurance Agent. CHARLES GREEN A SON, Ag’ts Liverpool, London & Globe In. Co. CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., Agt’s Sun Sc Atlantic M. Ins. Co., N. Y Jt-IL FOOTMAN, Insurance Agent. WOODBKIDGE BROS., Ins. Agents. J. T. THOMAS, Insurance Agent. J. C. MeNULTY, Sec’y southern Insurance Sc Trust Co. JAMES T. STEW ART, Agent London S Lancaster Ins. Co. I.ANE & WEST, Insurance Agente. Macon, Ga., May 10th. 1867. The recent Are at the Warehouse of Mr. B. T. Chap- mn, in this city, having fully demonstrated the advan tage of the use of Iron Bund* for haling purposes, a* a security against loss by Are, we, the uudersigned Insu rance Agents, Xiacon, Ga., take pleasure in endorsing the action of tho Agents at Savannah. Ga. E. C. GRANNIS8, Agent for several Ins. Companies. J. W. BURKE. Insurance Agent. E. J. JOtlN SON Sc CO,, Insurance Ag’ts. J. MoNkOK OGDEN, Insurance Agent. J. M. BOARDMAN. Insurance Agent. JNO. B. COBB, Isurnuce Agent. may27—6m W A. N r T K D , Previous to October l Oth, In koto of FITE CENTS AND UPWARDS, (15,000 IN GOLD, SILVER, and GREENBACKS, In ILYOlinngn for Boots, Shoes, Leather. AND SHOIS • FINDINGS, A. t Low Prices! ! MORE 777/1.V 100 CASES NEW GOODS OPENED THIS WEEK!! And other* Arriving Daily. EIP~Country Merchants are particularly invited to ex amine our etock, a* we will offer them greater inflate menu than can he had elsewhere. TO BOOT AND SHOfi-MAKERS. ‘‘Of all thing* under tho t-un,; Hurrah! there is nothing like Leather." And if yon consult your best interest, you will certain buy your supplies of X. T. BANKS, Because ho makes "Quick Sates and Small ProJIt*, and eelll for cosh onlv. tints leaving no bad debts to ho made up in extra profit". tT’Heiuenibor tins Plnce and Sign. I. T. BANKS, Uawsoif s Building, cor. Whitehall nml Hunter Sts. sept2(l— Subscription and Advertising Rates. -S 1 10 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Daily, p«r meath Daily, IN meath* Weekly, 8 months z Weekly, 1 year 8 ■ingle eeylee at the eoanter « (ingle ooplex to New* Boy* and Agents I RATES OP ADVERTISING. For each square of 10 llnea or leee, for the fir.t ini er ‘■qiuoin}; 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ST 8 ium s n s | « *» ■maotu r. 888 8' 888888 Si S «• qiaom f 8888888888 8S8X888388 ‘tOtll|) ti 8 8 8 8 3 8 • : ' ; •stun 9 8 8 8 8 S 8 ; a ^ ' ! •..im|i g S 8 8 8 8 8 : rs «o 0i 9* 5n vj ¥» ** •" ^ 1 S 8 8 S Ss s : souiu, « « i- er : 1 « I 8 8 g 3 & s : 'wauru 6 « w w x e *• S 8 8 8 8 8 : W Y tt 1* # : ••«un t 8888881110 '•ejnuby s o «- 2 5* ?. Special Notices, 20 cents per line first insertion, and 10 cents per line for each subsequent Ins-rtion. Advertisements Inserted at Intervals to he charged as new each insertion. Advertisements ordered to remain on any particular page, to be charged as new each insertion. The money for advertising considered due after first Insertion. All communications or letters on business intended for this ofllce should be addressed to ‘'The Atlantj Ietil- LIOXNCZR." JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Proprietor. COTTON WAREHOUSE. Liberal CanIi Advnncefi! P. E. M'DANIEl.. C. H. BTRONO. R. T. MORE*. DEY GOODS! DRYGOODS! TALLEY. BROWN & CO. Wliltelinll Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Are DAILY RECEIVING their Fall aud Winter Stock OF DRY GOODS. The Ladies especially are Invited to call and examine their line of DRES^ GOODS, Silks, JULY 25, 1867.'_52*h Comprising, in part, French Merinos, - French Poplins, Empress Goods, I'-orabazInes, Aipaccas, Delaines. £c. STI1EIR STOCK OF Embroideries, 2 Laces, Press Trimmings Aud Dress Buttons Is largo and vailed. They keep constantly on hand, BLEACHED and DROWN DOMESTICS, PRINT- and YANKEE NOTIONS. MCDANIEL, STRONG k GO., COTTON WAREHOUSE '—AND— COMMISSION MEXCHANTS, Corner Prior and Hnnter Streets, In sight of the Passenger Depot, and near the United States and American Hotels, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, ■^•R invite the attention of PLANTERS, and all oth ers who deal in COTTON, to the fact that we arc now of fering a* great facilities and inducements for the STO RAGE and SALE of their COTTON in Atlanta as can be afforded them in any other market. Our Warehouse is Unsurpassed In the State, being large and commodious, accessible to the rations Railroads, completely sheltered, and almost entirely fire-proof. We particularly direct their attention to the fact that Atlanta it now a Cotton Market, where the staple can al ways be disposed of at as high prices, relatively, as in any other—leaving to the various Planters on the lines of the different Railroad* leading into Atlanta, no induce ment to ship beyond. To all parties residing iu this Collection District who may desire to ship to ns, we will furnish the permit of the Collector to make such shipment without pre-pay ment qf Tax. We are also prepared to make LIBERAL CASH AD VANCES on consignments, and In a.l respect, will offer as liberal inducements as any other House of responsi bility. The large experience In Cotton of all the mem bers of our firm is a guaranty that consignments en trusted to our care will be promptly and satltbctorily at tended to. *ep4—3m BACON. I 1 fiOOO LBS TENNESSEE CLEAR SIDES,! I A v/\s\r 5000 pounds Teunes.ee Shoulder.,! 5000 pounds Tennessee Hums, I 4thNI pound* Tennessee Ribbed Sides. | Just received and for sa:o by FAINS Sc PARROTT. I Ho. 7 Peach-Tree street, A.lanta, Ga, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: II. W. Mercer, of Mercer Sc Anderson. C. S. Hardee, of Erwin Sc Hardee, WM. Hunter, of Hunter A Gammon. R. Morgan, DeWitt A Mor- J.V Thomas, Ins. Agent. F. I,. One, Planter. A. A. Solomon., of A. A. Soiomons A Co. A. Porter, President Bank J. Lama, Importer ol Wine* Slate of Georgia. iD. G. Purse, of Purse A J. Stoddard, 1st. Planter. I Thomas. W. Kemshart, retired Mer- J. McMahon, of J. McMa- chant. H. A. Crane, ot Crane A Giaykiil. M. Hamilton, ot J. F. A M Hamilton. M. H. COHEN, Commission Merchant. J. W. Nevitt, ot Lathrop A Co. A. Kullarton, of Wilder A Fullarton. G. Butler, Master Builder. bon A Co. F. W. Sims, ot 8ims A Co. R. Lachlisou.Iron and Brass Fonuder. E. P. Clayton. Augusta, E. P. Clayton A Co. J. W. Knott, Macon, of Knott A Howes. B. P. Iioss, Macon, of B. F. Ross A Co. L. J. Gullmertin, of L. J. Guilmartln A do. BROWN'S 1IOTIOL on-UHITK IIXI'OT, MACON, GEORGIA. ««g*Mr H. H. IIIIOWN A NON. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. mil AT DKHIUAHI.K IIOUHK AND LOT nit Calhoun ft. pirnet, Iroutlng ilio rupldiwu «»f Major mul occniiiod by Mr*. Kelm y, i* now offered al privntn *ule. Thn lioiuui I* a beat and comfortable one. rojitatiiinir lour room*, and iu III A unite of |ircrervntion. Apply at thin office, or on tho pr* iuihiw to l»r. W. T. C. C’miip- imll. A ipiou Icirt’Miu may lie had hy a nodi piircha-cr. o< lit. CITY AUCTION HOUSE. Al.b.NMt Wrest, iinilcr I'. Ntnlr-n Hold, IiANIKL J. (IRBENOUGII, Auctioneer, W ILL soli FRIDAY MORNING, at II o'clock, au elegant ROSEWOOD MELO/IKOA. Lut of* lli'I'HK (nOO«lM. ^Ladles «;>oclally Inviled to ellend. ocr’i—31 Tlio Oglethorpe is a candidate for your favors. Thi well known reputation ol the large number of leading mcrchauts and property-holders of Savannah, who are announced as connected with It* management, ia a suffi cient guarantee that all losses will be sneedlly and equi tably adlusted. Seeking as it does to build up our own interests, and retain a portion of tho meana of the South at home, the Oglethorpe asks for a share of tho Insu rance business of Ihe Southern merchanls and property- holder*. 1 Insurance effected at equilable rates b; sep18—Int :quliable rates by calling on WM. W. CLAYTON, Agent, Atlanta, Ga. SOUTIIKKN Seed and Agricultural Warehouse! McROBERTS & CO., NTOHAflK, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealer* in Agricultural Implements, Produce, Grain' Fluid aud Gardou Seeds, Farm Wagoue, Threshers, Ac., Ac. Agents lor Wood's celebrated Reapers aud Mowers, Mo. 40 and 44 H. Murk.t Htreot, *ep2l—2m NASHVILLE, TKNN. JOHN. B. FULLER, 47 DEY STREET, Hew York City, MANUPAOTlIIIXn AND liKAl.KH IN FORT A BLR AND STATIONARY FROM 3 TO 350 NORSK FOWKR. Mo.l approved Circular and Upright Haw Mills, Grist Mills. Sugar Mills, anil all kind, or Mining aud Planta tion Macbluery on hand and built to order. r*- Shaniug. I'ulltu.. Lea'har and Rubber Beltlug, auil sll kind, of Iron aud Wood-working Machinery. fW Machinery end Railroad cnppllc* In (tore, and emptied al the lowest rite* augtl—4m HAMS, LARD IN KEGS, CANDIES PICKLKS, PEACHES IN CANS, Pine Apples In Cans, Lobsters, Tomatoes, Oysters in Cans, Jellies, Golden Syrup, Cider Vinegar, Ac. Just received and for sale hy PCS—C VAN EI'PS A TIFFIN. COTTON YAHNW. on band a good nssoriinont o( YARNS, muimlat'lured.hy the Covington and Steadman Cotton Mills, .4 T WHOLESALE ONLY. t3flr*Ordcr* filled at Factory prices. STEADMAN & SIMMONS, ocl—3m Marietta atreef. Atlanta, (hi. FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!! attention of tho Trade i»? specially invited to on Fall aud Winter Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Which is now eomplclo iu every Department. MARSHALL, lillRGE A BOWEN, importers and Jobber*, *ept2—2m 113 Meeting street. Charleston. S. O. THE BRIDGEWATER PAINT AND COLOR WORKS. NANlirAOTIinKRS OF Wlxilo Iaimbniid RIiki l-alntw. And COLORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Dry nml Ground in Oil. ttRlDQEWA TER METALLIC’ PAINT, BRIDOEWATER COTTAGE COLORS. ROB'T REYNOLDS, Seoretary. OFFICE—74 Malden Lane, - • . . NEW YORK. FACTORY—32d 81., near 3d Avenue, Smith Brook- lynn, and Factories, Bound Brooke, New Jersey. oclll—6ui*_ AGENTS WANTED FOR ~ THE GRAY.TACKETN, Aud how they Lived, Fought, and Died for Dixie, WITH iMUeati and (ketches of Life in th* Oonfedsroey. Semi for circular.. Address JONES BROTHERS A CO . ocltt—Iiu* Broad alrcet, Atlanla, U*. CORN. 300 S sali K hy TENNKS8KE W,1ITE CORN. Fo „ „ „ FAINS A PARROTT, No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Allnma, Gt. BUTTER. | K FERKINS FRESH YELLOW BUTTER. X sale by FAINS A PARROTT, No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, Ga. COFFEE. T K BAGS Prime to Choice Rio Coffeo. Just received *9 ami tor sale hy I AIN8 * PARROTT No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanla, Ga. LINE of Refined and Raw Sugars. For sale t FAINS A PARROTT. No. 7 Peach-Tree street, Atlanta, Oa. LINSEED OIL. ^ BARREL LINSEED GIL, Fo sale cheap Itv , „ FAINS A PARROTT, J.V'-’o— No. i Peach-Tree Street. Atlanta. Ga. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY! TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KY. I'LAMI T, OCT. 1 ti l'll, CLASH (I, OCT. 31ST, 1807. I Prli# of $50,000 9 pri/.fiH Ol $300 1 prize of 20.000 . .9 l' rizea «*»’ 260 1 prize ol 8.000' L 68 l ,nzt ’ 8 ol ' 20T 1 prize of 7.000 ® l’ riZL ' 8 15' 2 prizes ol 6.000 220 prizes of 12 29 prizes ol 1.000 prizes ol 100 63 prizes ol 400 261 |wiz<* of 50 Prizes Amounting to $230,650. 32,000 NriMBBHN AND 788 I* It I ZEN, Tickets $ I a, Halves 86, Quarters 93. Tlio above Magnificent Single Number Lottery will lie drawn in public, in Cnviiigton, Kentucky, hv Sworn Com missioners, at I o'clock, 1". M„ al Ihe corner ol Fourth nod Scott Btrueta. The Kentucky State Lotteries are no GUI Enterprises, hut responsible Money Lotteries, that nrc drawn under thu aiuhorllv of a charter from thu Hale, and bonds are given lor the payment of ail prize*. Tho drawings ere published in the New York llerald and < 'ioeiiinali Commercial. The above achuine will lie drawn tho middle and last of each month during 1867 uud I MW. Circular* of lotteries drawing dally *cnt hy application to III* Manager*. tT~ Agent* wanted. Addles* all order* for tlrk*t* lo , MURRAY, KDDY * CO.. *ng29-Iy Covington, Ky. I*RM) TO TifiSO LAUD! Union Point, G*„ October 13,1556. Meetrt. Bnnntwetl A Barrow: Gknt»—I uaed your Phosphate ou my Cotton at the rate ol 250 pound- per acre. 1 am satisfied that I will realize at least 150 per cent, on tlie amount apent. I am ao well plea-ed that I expect to use more on tlie next crop than I did ou this. Very truly yours. (Signed) P. W. PKINTUP. Americvs, Ga., November 1, 1866. Meters. Bright will <t Barrow : Gunt*—The twenty (20) tone REED’S PHOSPHATE I bought oi you till* year. I used on Corn and Cotton. I am so well pleased with the effect on my crop, that I wish to purchase of yon for next year’s crop, one hundred tons.; Your* respectfully, JAS A. COBB. Thi* Manure, manufactured in Georgia (tlio virtue* for which are attested by well known Georgia citizen*, and which I* calculated to do *o imitli for "Jteeontlruetlon'- in Georgia) is for *ale by LANGSTON, CRANE & HAMMOCK, •Sola Agents, Alabama Street, Atlanta, Ga. ;kac'Ks and xviiic.it avaktkd. W SjielvM, HfcniuMlaml Gnnnie* and llnrlnns. flUvU Inndicla Wheat LANGSTON, (’If ANK *V HAMMOCK. Cuiumiprtinn Merchant■, Alabama Strcwt. I’HILIiies .V 1’i.AINlDldHS, Nexl to Dodd'* Corner, Whllehull Street. W-OULD respeelfnlly call your attention lo our VARIETY STOCK OF GOODS, Print* Rom 10 to 20 cent* Domestic* from 15 lo 2u cent* Bleaching from 15 to 40 cent* Ticking .. from 22 to 50 eeuta Figured Muslin* from 15 to 5tl cent* Kentucky Juan* irom 25 to 50 cent* tilughem* from 20 to 35 cent* Cottouade* from 20 to 30 cent# amt a variety of eice Du s* Goods, Linen#, Toweling* aud Table Cloth*. In tho HARDWARE IKiiarlment many article* for Housekeeper#. Rudders, nml Meeluinlca. FURNITURE IN LARGE QUANTITY. Bedstead* from ( 4 to (15 Bureau* Rom 7 to 15 wardrobes from into 15 Wash Stand* Rom 2 to 10 Tnblc# from 2 to 7 Work hi und# from 2 to 4 LOflidcB many othertirltclca too mumToits to taoutiou. Hugarand i'ofi'oi', Huron, Lard, and Syrup. at w ant* per pouud ...al r>ivntH per itouod at (i tx'nti* por po ind hi fi iH>r pound a i !> coni * per ttoniul at 7 venlB per pouud Caet Steel Bar Iron Square Iron Hand Iron HmunthlUM Iron* Andiron*. ... J«W TilV IT A QI'AHTKII A NF.W Oi-aHTKU i»F •MOOKK'o Kl'KAL NK\Y YORKKW,” tin* Or. nt Kurd and Fam.lv Wvekly. beirina * 'dob r Mil, and ih«- I t numbers v O tober to Jan- vary.) will be fui.:. o.i trial, lor only Fifty (tuts. Full pro a year, Vol. XIX hegintt n ti.iimarv. Try it a Uuai ir or year. AdUre^e oclfi— V It. T. MOOHE, RocheMtr, N. Y. Don’t Wash Another Week Without Buying —THI— 6REATE8T WONDER OF THE AGE! HJJLI*>0 UmVUBMAL WA8HINC MACHiNE !! SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. I I' bat long been relt and acknowledged that a Washing Machine would vet be Invented that won Id he «lm- E ic, cheap, and more effective than any of the Machine* cretofore offered to the public. Such a Machine is now offered without fear of computi tiou. 1st. One woman will do more with a Machine than six can do without it. It will wudb five dirty *hlrta (including wristband* and collar#) perfectly clean in from four to eight miuutes—this we guarantee, or no sale 2d. It require* no skill to operate it, a* a girl 13 years o PMied (in Atlanta) FOUR DOZEN PIECE'S IN Owl* HOUR I •jvj It I.ixeu at leart one third lea? eoap, and will pay ior itteli every year In the raving of clothing. a« it acta •o delicately on the fabrics tnat bank bill* cm. be washed without breaking—totnething no other machine can do. e manufacture these Machines in this place, and shall ■eh them at TEX DOLLARS, the aame priee they are sold for in New V ork. There te uu M eshing Machine on the market that cun he bought for even twice the money, anrt no Machine that will com pute with it in the performance ol it* wor . Then Machine* are on exhibition tu thi* c.ty. at the * ECHOLS, Whitehall street. M*. BKNTJLA own* the Patent Right for (hi* remark., hie Machine in all theSonthern Suite*. Liberal inducement* wilt be olfertd to gentlemen desiring the exclusive right to roll thc*e MXchtne* incoumiesauddistrict*, or otate. Call on, or addrees, D. 8. BENTLY jt CO.. n iM _. . .. , Home, Ga. Any one infringing upon this Patent Right will bi protecuied according to law, and any one giviug informs tion ot the tame, will be liberally rewarded. A Great Labor-Savin? Machine* Vy®} the undersigned cliixen* of Home, would say, in behalf qf ''Hall'* Universal Washing Machine," after full txlal and use, that, in consideration of It* che»pne*«, the durability of the Machine, the ease aud quickue*# oi mo tion, the snuffl amount or soap required, aud the protec- tlon of the clothes, would recommeud it to a generous public. P- M. 8HEIBLY, G. W. F. LAMPKIN. f-.A. STEWART’, SAM. F. POWERS;’ W M. WEST. JOHN W. NOBLE JAMES NOliLE, Sr., J.J. COHEN. I itonght the first “Hall’s Patent Universal Washing Machine brought to Atlanta, and am now using it to tuv perfect satisfaction, aud recommend it to nil a* a great Labor-Saving Machine. Mr*. CYNTHIA KILE. DIRECTIONS - FOR USE. Lot the Machine down into a common wash tub, hv caning notches into the sides, for the journal* to rest in until it comes within one iuch of the bottom of the tub - fill with hot water until the water cover* the pebbles lii the machine two Inches; wet the clothes in warm water (It i* bolter to soak elothc* over night.) then rub a little soft eoap ou all the dirty places; then put the clothes into the machine with the pebbles, and always dll the ma chine half lull of clothes, shaking them out a* they me put in; then close up the door and turn the crauk Rum three to five minutes, keeping a elow, steady motion un til tlio dirt isout; then run through a wringer; then boil a# usual; then put the elothes back iuto the maehlm- with the tub full of cold water; give Ihe machine debt or ten turns and your clothes are ready tor the bluing w utcr and then hang out to dry. Never turn the machine when empty of clothes, as it breaks the sloues. It any of the pebbles become broken, pick them out. For sale by JOHNSON Jt ECHOLS. mays—tlljnnl Whitehall Street. Atlanta. G«. Louisville Steam Bakery P. W. STIMMEL A CO., JD8 and 310 West Green Htreot. LOriSVILLE, KY., WIioIumIu Dealer, end Manufacturer* of all kind* of OR A.CKEK8. Agent, for Summers celebrated Ql'ICK YEAST. »epl3—Sm ■TEAM, GAB AND WATER PIPES, BOILER FLUES, And .1, Ac., for •t^Mt^rt^uMd'prl'cira.'^Sendftw'pflcc'LfsL • 0, ‘ aag97—4m 47 PoyStrSt, Nmv\bdtnty. SALT! SALT! Liverpool 8Lit, Street Importation, Always on haml and for sale by WEST Jt DANIELS, aeg 17— !ui Jones' Block, Savannah, Ga. S88S