The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, November 13, 1867, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textfli* gaits KnMUgntm. «• p i*' irni rHK nt lll.l^lllll'IK HIILDINtl, , . I., oi Wh.u!i»:i •iml.Mmu Aietauu* dwi •ml 11k- H.inie.l cnmtnr. •i iTi isiun daily am> » keklv by j.\RED IRWIN WHITAKER. I* r«» or. ATLANTA. OEOROtA. W*dn**rta¥ Morning, Nov. 13. 1607. l,MU>r iron Julio K. W««l~Hli 1‘ullilral rum. Hi.* toll.'wiii* tetter from Ociirnl Wool to I'olonel fin'll', ol I-miisuna, w the lust of a *> nre relating to Uic rebellion ami political mailer* conueem! ihcrewlltt Troy, N. Y . Oct. JO, tstilT. Vf Aor Sr—I herewithIncloM* vindication ol m\-*elf while r.mmmtdin- iu Baltimore. My ,-otumard at the lime, howoter, embraced Maty- l»m!, Pennevlvauiit, New Jersey amt Western Virginia The letter was inten led lor the President, but bring informed that It would be ol no avail, I ,■ i»e it to the editor of the PhiladelphiaInquirtr tor publication. The President had more confi dence in extreme Radicals than ntysell, who was . ailed a Democrat, but of tb* order of a strict Pnnmist; that Is, tor tlie Union, the whole laion and nothiug less than the Union, and who never dreamed that a State or Stales conk) leave the Union without power to resist the whole power of the United States, and able to main tain their independence. Nor has Congress or the Government of the United Slates the right to force a State out ol the Union, that has been admitted and recognized as a State or States. Individuals, bat not States, may be punished lor treason and other crimes. With the Radical* the Constitution ia but a rope of sand, to be destroyed It they cannot force up on the South to place the ne^ro ffour-ttlihs o! whom are as ignorant ot the YosUiuiioos ot the country as the mules they drive,) on an equality with the white men, ajd but yesterdav their masters. Opinion* and prejudices which have existed tor centuries cannot be changed In this generation, much lew In a day, month or year, it is taking for more than human nature can bear. The Northern people will nerer submit to such a degradation. They are as much opposed to it w the people ol the Southern States, ex cepting those only w ho are abolition demagogues, whose maxim la “rule or ruin." They embrace the Dantons, Marat* and Robespierre* ot the Union. Rather than not rule they would leave their country a howling wilderuew tor the want ot more rictim* to wtisfy a raging thirst tor blood. Read the letter I send you, when I think you will discover that I am a true friend of my country and ol the Union. In conclusion, I am exceedingly anxious to bave the Southern States restored, and participa ting in the legislation of the country. The woner that is done, the sooner we will become a greater, and, I trust, a wiser people. Most truly yours. Job* £. Wool. Wot L. Poole, aq- Xeaslif of “Mtnowaeus.” The following pretty but somewhat fanciful ttorv illustrates the morel truth tint worth is better than show: A young Oriental prince was visiting at the castle ut a duke in one of the fluest counties in England. He looked from his window into a beautilul garden, and inhaled the fragrance which was walled toward him by the gentle breath ot June. “What exquisite perfume 1" tie cried. “Bring me. 1 prey you, the flower that to delights my •cue. See yon stately stalk, bearing on its ahatt those gorgeous lilies, whose petals ere reined with blood-red " VOL. XIII. NMeUaneous Advertisement*. 96th SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. TOTAL LOMM PAID, 8*21,271,972 r>7 JULY 1. 18 0 7. ANSETSt Ut MarUt Fii/w.) C**h on,baud and in Bank Real KataIt... Mortgage Bond* B ‘® ks,ock 1,5M,40O 00 U. State*, law aad City Slock, and other Pnhltc Securities . 1.984,908 88 MBBOR CJU8JBI TO B» DAHQKBOUB wm BlABOM IB LPT ran TO OOMBAT IT.’Wg/twwm. ATLANTA. QA.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1867. Mlaeelbmeone Advarttaaaanta. Great Ntvs-GMu Nils. • 515,MM SO 54*,MS Oi $4,560,09* *7 I Lea* Liabilities, Claim, not doe and naad- J“ ,M * mm a*; Net A Met a $4.573,S» ft 1THE AMI) INLAND navigation risks. tkSoltedStatei"*“ “* prlo * ll “ 1 e * u “ “ d tow, “ 10 Application* for Insurance will be promptly attended KINO 00TT0N ALIVE A8AINI Great Excitement »t the FRENCH BAZAAR! By E. BLOCK, Vo. 4, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ooorgia. T un FRENCH FAMILY la coming ta a tew day*, with a large itock, conetatlag of DRUM GOODS, DOMESTICS and FANCY GOODS, CLOAKS and SHAWLS. BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAP*, READY-MADE CLOTHING. All of tho Latest Importation i I have the booor to Invito every one, big am All, Wholesale prion tee per east, cheaper than eon to had In Charleston, with tn* exception Of Domaattra I Coat.' Thread. Couatry Merchaata are parttcxlarly quested to call aad axamlna my stock of Dry Ooo NO. 270. Atlanta AdrertIgcmenf* w. W. C4.AVTOIV, AGS. D. AAAIS. OFFICE—WlthC. I. Mown, on esst aide of Whitehall street, one doov Rob Alabama. Jyltt—lawly N L. ANQ1ER, Agent. Dry Goods, "A La VUtoDeFartS,” Late of the Arm, Block 6 Lyons, of Charleston, 8. C CLAYTON & ADAIR. OMHIIIIMI HEI0HUT5, —ANA— f Islnile Dealers ii Groceries l Prtioce NO. IB ALABAMA ST„ ATLANTA, UGUHGIA 1 KEEP CONSTANTLY ON RAND INSURE IN THE Southern Life Insurance Co. CHARTERED BY THE LEGI9LATURK9 OF TENNE99LL AND KENTUCKY. CASH CAPITAL, - - - - 8300,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,000. ear eighty per oent. of the profits paio to policyholoers \~m SibssripttM «Ri Jivertising Rates. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Daily, par mswU. • I ®° Dally, IB msetto 10 00 Wsshly.OiMMto 9 00 Vsakly.lysar >00 Btagte Mples at tto seantar 10 MagisssptasisHswstoTsaaAAgtata $ KATES OF ADVIRTI9ING. For aach square of 10 Uaet or last, for the Bret inser tion $1, aad for each *nb**qnrat lneertlon 50 cent*. TffTfffTff •riltBotnj 88RSJSS88I# 1.01 ISYILLE OPFICEHO. <■ c hpRNCER. Prealdent. ■I FRY LAWRENCE, Vlce Preeldrat. A <i HODGES, Treasurer. L T HOPKINS, Hecretary. FLOUK, BACON, (LARD, COHN, HAY, 9AI.T, TOBACCO, COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUP, .VOLABRE8, CANDY, SODA, CANDLER, LKATUkR, SOAP, Ac, A'.no, are HARDWARE AND IRON. 7 fi 1867 «u »no winter 11867 JW toTlachJ MO do sen ikovslt sad two do sen Pocket Kalvss, *00 groee Table Cutlery, sEssttr"- *000 poanda Block Tin, tooo pnoata BarXMd, 500 nag* Shot, 30 handles Bright Iron Wire, 900 dos*n Iran Wire Sifters. DRY GOODS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Agenfn for the Stale ot YARNS, OSNABUBMS. STRIFES, SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS, iW great Bead Co.’s Scales. h JET 0 ** l**«N> u r Itod. Coastgamaata to nettad. sag*—3m MEIfPHt* OFFICERS. BRANCH OFFICII, — President SANUBL TaTE. f Vice-Prraldent*. , rnT . . F7s! DAVHL Treasurer. .ATLANTA, QA. BEN. MAY, Secretary. D. f. O’KEEFt:, Examining surgeon, Atlanta, Om. A. R. Z. DAWSON, Oen’l Traveling Agent. FRANK*1°* ERRIN, > Ueueral Agents. ■OfGr.1, T. .If*nklii!4 Jt • i Drug Store, Whitehall Sir DRUGS FOR THE MILLION. The Largest 8tock Ever Brought to Atlanta ! ! 8 3 d 8 8 8 3 3 8 TTTTTTTF3 S8*a*«asfi TfTTT a s s x a « *"8 s *- - S S K S "8 4 8 8 8~8~ TTTTT e i- O e in 3 8 3 3 % V ‘3 X 9 {« 8^822' 8838881130 jf w h» - -sannfig -r e -a r- 9 9 9 S 5 S Special Noticea, 10 cent, per line flret insertion , sc.i 10 cents par Uae for each .ubaeqnem Insertion. Advertisement, inserted at Interval, to be charged a. new eaeh insertion. Advertisement* ordered to remain on any partientar page, to to charged as new each lnaertlon. The money for advertising considered dne after flrtt, iaaertion. All communkatloa* or lettan on basinet, intended for this offlee should be addressed to "Tin Ixtxi - uoxxcxn." JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Proprietor Radnad Iron, aad Horse shod Iron. If OvaL aad Half iron. Ue». Plata, and Stoat Irei ^ „ WEEDS A CORNWELL, No*. IB and m Bro^tatoe Stmt, nkvxaaak, Ga. COFFEE. JOHN M. GANNON, 3000 ^21X5+ maylO—»m Noa. X5* end tst ftnat Mode Jaaelro, Broaghtoa Btreat, savannah. Ua. i line, and with violet shade; that i* uadonbtadly the plant I aeek.” They brought him tho curious lily oi Africa. “ Its odor (a nauseating,’’ he laid ; “but bring me that flower of a hue so much deeper and richer than evaa the beautiful rosea ot my own lair land, tie* how it giowa like flame 1 Surely a rich odor abonld distill from that regal plant. It waa a dahlia, aad its scent was even lees agreeable than that ot the lily. “ Can it be, then, the large white blossoms clustered on yooder Dtlab, or the blue cup* on tue neighboring shrub?” be arted t t_. No, the snow ball and campanula proved alike •centisse. Variona plants yieldeJ their odorless buda or broad-spreading petals tor hi* inspection. But he found not what he eougbt. “ Sorely it taoB be that goldeo boll,'' Uu uata, ■for *o shower a bloom should at least charm the nostril as well a* the eye.” "Faugh I" It was a marigold. At ltugtb they placed in hi* baud a wee brown blossom. “So unpretending a thing a* thia cannot surely be that tor which Iseek,” exclaimed the prince, with a vexed sir—“this appear* to be nothing better than a weed.” He cautiously lifted it to bis tare. “I* it possible?’'he cried. “I* it really thU unobtrusive brown weed which give* forth so precious an odor? Why, it hangs over the whole garden, and comes taaaing iu at my win dow like the very breath of health and purity. What i* the name ol this little darling *" "Precisely that, your highness,” answered his utendaat. “This dower is eul'cd ‘mignonneUf-, the little darling." ” "Wonderful! wonderful! repeated the aston ished prince, placing ft in his bosom “Thus, your highness perceives,” remarked Lis tutor, gravely, "th it the humble and unpre tending often exhale the most precious virtues.’ —LtftQ Pilgrim. Simple Experiment*in Electricity -Ge. | “ k,nd * Tuo “' * c for a clean glass bottle with a rather large mouth, and hold it over the lamp or stove to dry it; SOUTHERN Seed end Agricultural Warehouse I HoBOBEBTS & CO., STBBABB, rOBWABDINS, AND coMMOBioy MitCBJjrrs, And Dealers ta Agrtsaltaral Implements, Frsdsee, Grata* FttM tto Garden Sstds, FanaWsgou, Threshers, Ac., Ac. Agents for Wood’s csltbiatod Beeper* tto Mown*, No. 4.0 and 44 to. after jut Htrear- sepa*—xa NABHVUXB, TKNN. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GHAYJACKETS, And how they Lived, Fought, and Died for Dixie. WITH Incidsnts and Bksuhea of Lift in tho Confederacy Send torcfmtsrs. Addre*. JUNES BROTHERS A CO . lm» Broad etreet, Attsnl*. Ga. a. c. iovum a. i stMru. j. w. umnLXX. BURNET HOUSE erscarsati; oaio A. 0. JOf LIN A 00., Proprietor • O N tbs lit of September, we bought from Capt. 9. F Miller tto enure lease of furniture end fixtures of the Bursal Bon*, and we will continue the Hotel batt ue*. in this well known eetsbltshment. oovt—1m A. C. fOSLIN A CO. STEAM, GAS ssn WATER PIPES, BOILER FLUES, Corner WhttohaU A Huntot at*. ATLANTA. GEOKOIA, fJIAKES plesiur* In Informing Us friends end th* ptb- 11c that Us stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS is now complete In every department, end Is oa* of th* largest and best assorted over broaght to tUa mirtot All cask buyers are respectfully invited to call and *4 amine thla Megnifieent Stook of Goods! ■tylea and price* cannot bsxsrpssssd. If yon doubt It. «11 end yon will be convinced of the tact. One Price Only! QUICK SALES AND SMAI.Ii FBBFITfit place it on th* table, and pat a common tin plate on top of it; now get a piece of brown paper like what is used in grocery stores ; dry it per fectly, take it up by the opposite corners, and rub it on the cat’s back. It Miss Puss has any objections, they may be overcome by placinir her between yoar knees, and rubbing the paper to and fro aernes her back If you have no cat, your own hair will do, if it is not damp or greasy. Alter nibbing the paper live or six times, drop it on the plate on the bottle. Sow, if vou pat yoar knuckle to the plate, a bright blue spark will be seen to flv to it, making a noise like the breaking of a small piece of wood. Take the paper up without touching the plate, sad again put yoar knuckle to it; another spark, similar to the last, will be seen. If you are atraid to take the shock, you may do as the monkey did that wanted the chestnuts—put pussy s paw on the plate; as soon as she (eels the shock, she will express her dlspletoare at such proceedings by .pitting and kicking at th* apparatus. This experiment may be varied by putting little pa per men sad such like objects on the plate, and holding yoar hand on another tin plate over them when the hand or plate is held near enough, they will hop up ana down quite Uvely The only trouble in performing these experi ments it to keep tha apparatus dry. Strain end Gas Fitter's as*. HT Th« best sad Isrgsm assortment In the city, and at greatly reduced prices, band for Pries List. J. B. FVU,] "TswTor aug‘57—tm 47 Dry Street, N.w York Cliv SALT! SALT! Liverpool Salt, Direct Importation, Alwsye on hand and for rale by WENT At DANIELS, Jones' Block, Sevan neb. Os. Tie Military Commanders.—Five years from this date the military commanders who have out-Heroded radicalism In “Organizing Hell" in their districts, will be the most detested end scorned men in the nation. Their doom of ' untempt and Infamy la already foreshadowed They have proved wuiing toolsUn tyranny, even beyond the withes and expectations, and tar be yond tha interests of the party that, armed them with imperial powers. It will be seen from the article w« copy from the Chicago Timm, and which we recommend to the perusal ot oar readers, that even the radical press stands aghast u the results of their bad labor*, and trembles 'o think how they are coming back in vengeance .0 their petty. Sheridan, Sickle*, Pop*. Scho- nrid, will be pilloried In tb* mind of the living (sneration, and in the page* of history, for their mwl and tyrannical deeas in tha South. Canby S a little better, because Sickles bad mono- all the evil work before he cam*, and has shown himself a worthy successor of Sheridan — JfMU Rtqiiur 4 Adorrhser Tex timpleat contrivance* are often the last -o come into general use. The London Auditor ttwria suggestion about the windows ol oar which is sensible, but which nobody has |“W|ht of applying. It is this: “Instead ol the window trainee some inches within fhsouter surface of th# wall (by which the wall u i^ 10 the greater part ol tb* light,) flu*u W j, h the external face, and let the via** be roughly ground on ttw outride TT 6 *-, Bv this means the light from the whole >#* tislble sky and Hie remotest parts of the a?—^ 7* 1 '* *' 11 **• inroduced Into the room, ,m 'he innumerable small Urcts made ■»n£l? “ft U * 8 K 1 *** surface. The w inflow will rireTfve lh T,r k J w“* directly treyuui iUand lumi.l u , W1 " 1 adUto from every point of the •on* turl me into ull ports of the chamber. toVl, J®* 1 *° nw °* you : Fssi-n a nail or by !:•^ nn * ,, ! | d 'Uipend it to your thumb and luiii IT ^ nil 'l will use Hate like a pendu- thensli. 1 1’! 8 * onf P 1 *®*: hi* open hand OBdar tA! 1 !’", 111 change to a drcul.i motio... lour H«Llj l,uri P* r,on place Uto baud uinm iSLa^-atAthamtil becomes ins me- LOOK A X THIS! I OFFER for sals my tbrea-riorv BRICK HOUSE, and tbe lot on which It stands, on Decatar street, is the center of the city, and one hundred yard, from the Pee- Mnzer Depot. The Honee hat FIFTEEN BOOMS, etch with fireplace and two large window.; a dining room 4-1 feet long, having two areptacet. It hu 14 cloeata. AU iKceeury oat-boUdtags are oa tha lot. Tha lot M large enough to bnlld a good warehonte o.- other bnalne*. hoase open. ALSO, A good Farm In Whltfltld county, on tb* Conntaaaoga River, nine mile* from Dalton, and one and a half mlfra from Tilton, on tbe W. A A. R. R. Itcontataa five ban dradteree-three bandred acre* of It are la on* body on tha river, being rich river land—on* hundred and thirty acre* are cleared. It hat tna water bclUitra, and a good Peach Orchard la on th* placa. Bolldlngt mode ™ ALSO, Ten Lots of land In tht Cherokee country, one being a gold lot that pay for worktag It. “ mD ' rr«r' AtUaUeCk. ATTENTION FAMILIES ! JUST received a foil aaaortaent of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, BRANDISH. WINES, ESSENCES SAUCES, JAR FICXLEB, and PICKSLS ta Barrsla, PRUNES. CURRANTS. CITRON. RAISINS, CANDIES, SPICES, CAN FECIT*. CAN VBGBTARLES. OYSTERS, LOBSTERS. SALMON. MACARONI, V1RM1CILLA, SAGO TOPIOCA. ARROW ROOT. CHHRSB, CRACKERS, Extra Ooaha* BUTTER, TEAS, COFFEES. SUGARS, PBATTS, EDWARDS * CO. Commission JSdercnante, Forsyth Strsst, Atlanta, Oa. JN STORE AND TO ARRIVE: *0000 paead. Clear Sidra, 10000 fMtot dear Rib Bdra, 5000 pottos Stooldare, B battel* Lard, MM pottos Avow Cotton Tie, *0 placet KaatackyBagilag. M coda Rape, 50 barrel* Roaetotl* Ottaaut, 50 hairela LoalavUla Cement, M hags Wktoa Con, 10 barrel* Ctdar Vlnaxar, Cam Flow*, Manafoctand Tobacco, Ac. , A(jca*k order* promptly tiled. Osoalgaaeata soil- FRATTR, EDWARDO A CO' BOUGHT FOR CASH, UTDtreotly iVoin the Impoi-tui-s itmi Mnnufocturera-A] OILS, BREAKFAST BACON, AC., Ac., AC. •on—« ALBXANBBB * CAMBER. W. B. JOHNSON, (Oaerasao* to ReUtogawoctk A Johnaoa,) U 9 Char lea Street. Baltimore, Marytaad, Maaatactanr, tto Dealer ta 0MUO9UTT AND COSFMCTIOVSMI' 9MMMN ASP SUNT PLAMWAPS. W.K JORNSON.BCtoltoaRtreet, Toilet Soepe ■acta. At. EOrht PlutatifRfl to Brat, rv* flint RIVER, mallaabelow Albany. ^1 the u w?l tutor rent for eo much per acre, or take a part of “£SM!SSf sxra-iss-. . on Uw pUntailoa M. F. CALLAWAY. Thoae princlplea In trad* I find, from prat experience to be a. Immutable a« truth Itself, when itrictly carrie out. They (ball In the tatora, a* ta thapaat, to falthfoll adhered to in this Establishment. Every article ta this boa.# mast sell lteelf, at w* will not ia any caw retort to th* trick of elllng one article at a wcrifice and ma king a double profit on eomethtag else. W* guarantee every article we .ell to ha what U Is reprettotid. Merchant* ua apeclally invited to axamtaa this Mock before purchasing elrawhere. We hare always on hand a iplendld RESERVE STOCK In every Department, an will .ell them to Dealer, cheaper than thty can lay them down from New York. Space will not permit more thas mention of a few articles In the dlfihreut Department,. DRK99 GOODS DEFABTMEN T. Black and Fancy Slika, Plain and Fancy Puplina, French Merino*, Rcp«,Empreia Clothe, All-Wool Delaine., Chene Poplin*. Atpacca*. Bombazine*, Mohair*. Ac. HOUSE GOODS DEFABTRENT. 9. 9,10, XI, and 13-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting*, «. 7. 8, 8, and 10 4 Bleached and Brown Table Linen*, All tb* favorite brand* of Beached and Brawn Shirting*, Napkin*, Doyllea, Towel*, Mu Mill quilt*. 43 inch tnd 5-4 Pillow Case Cotton. WOOLEN DEDADT1RBNT. Plain and Twilled White Welah, Shaker, and American Flannel., Plain and Twllltd Bed and Gray Flannel*, A iplendld araortment of Plain, Plaid, and Spotted Opera Flannel., 5-4 Black and Colored Clothe for Sacks and Cloak., 6 4 W.ter-Proof Cloaking, 10,11, and 13-4 fine All-Wool Rlbbon-Boond Eng- Hah Bed Blanket*, 5u0 pair* Brown, Blue, and Grey Blankets— all rise* and qnalltle*. WHITE GOODS DEPARTHEMT. SwUa, Jacconet, Moll, Nainaoek, and Tvleton Marita*, Plaid and Striped Bwlra Jacconet and Nataaook, Dotted Swlaa, (at Irish Lteens, Heavy blab Linen* for Ladles’ wear. Linen, Lawn, and Cambric L. C. Handkerchief* CLOAK DEPABTMHNT. 500 baanttfkl Cloak*, naweat atylra. Having made a specialty of thla Deoutmant, wear* prepared to ofier great taductmtat*. All oar Cloaka are nripedUloak*maamfoctmredcu befoaod lmthlatplra mdaaaortmant. SHAWL DIFABTHIHT. loou Long and Sqrare Shawl*-Back, Flald, aad Faaey, fifty dlRmaat atylra tto qaattttaa, eoa riettag of French. Scotch, tto Amwima getoa A large lot ot Rraaklhar Shawls. Soatag*. Nubia*. Scarf*. Ac. For Boys aad Goats’ Wort. Black French Broadcloth and Doeakta, Gold and Silk-mixed Camlmere. (notch Two# m4 CinIbitMi Sattlnet*. North Carolina tto Eratacky Jaaaa English Patareham Clatha, 04 Bag. Oxford Cloth BOHBRTIC BEFABTRERT. 1000 placet Fresak, ExgUtb. and American Friata, 100 ptaara Flald Ltaaay. loo ptaara BadTtodto. WO ptaara Dwtata, Stripra, Plaids, and Checks, Bait* of Aagieta ttarttago, Skaetlag*. Oraakergu. Drilling*. Preach end Scotch Otaghcmc. SUNBBIBR. Mlcccc' cto LtdlcC Bclmenl end Boop Start*, Fta* Preach cad Demratlc Ooncta, Ladtaa' and Orau’ Fapar OoUan, Ladlra’English, Qemaa, and American Bora, mm**’ tto OhOdNHa' Wool aad Mtrieo Rata, tto**.' Marino Uador Vrat*. Onu' tto Ragllah Ball Rota, •Uk aad Frtatad Oattos latotorchtaf* Rrita. Ltara, HmtoetdmUa. Eretd*. Ac Always oa hato. a tad Ita* *f RHWl JOIN V. GANNON, MEADOR Sl BROTHERS, Tobaofio Commission Merohants (mraaa cmns ctana no til.) ATLANTA GEORGIA. R ESPECTFULLY anaonnee to the pablic that they keep constantly on hand an extenaiv.- asaortmant of all tha leading brand* known to th* trad*, conalating ta part, of RAGLAND'S VIRGIN. RAGLAND'S VIRGINIA. RAGLAND'S HONEY DEW, LKA08, WINDOW GLASS "THE LIVE DRUG STORE! BEDWINE & FOX Coratr Whitehall tnd Alabama Street#, AtlRntRp Georgia. Don’t Wtsli Another Week Without Baying 6REATE8T WOWDER OF THE AGE! HALL-8 UN1VEB8AL WASHING MACHINE!! oPXCIAL NOTICE TO THE l.Ariiwa S^ssMAassi offertowlthunt frar of competition. 8a?aw!s *d. It require* no ritlll to operate It, a* a gin is year* ONx'hoCbT 1 ( AU “ U) D02K.VPUECIS IN Putty. JEEgjgS^^jasrspRSBx^a^ tor Prescription Department acripttoM wtth mtlalhctlon, arataaea, aad dtapatcb, at all hour*. and toying goods to sell train, wj m o f .- ImldOtmtnU not to 5* turpamd a tha qoaatltle* are parebaasd. jast bran revlfled, ant oar Caemlctl. *11 bought from flret We *re therefore able to flU Pre- DOR*» BUT UNTIL YOU BXAHIVE OUR STOCK REDWINE ac FOX. odl-ly Corner Whitehall and Alabama Street*, Atlanta, G*. AND PRICKS! <Sc ®° Washing Machln* on tto mariret teat can ba bought & S3?-®®?' Rom#, Ot, upon thlu Putunt Right wiU bt satiMiJ?»ei! Tto *^ onna 1 A Great Labor-Savinz Machine. i pnbuV ^°* k **» w *’tid recommend It to a ganeroiw 1 P P. M. SHUBLY, J. A. STEWART 1 , WM.WEBT, JAMES NOflLE, Sa., G. W. F. LAMPKIN, bAM F. POWERS, JOHN W. NOBLE, J. J. COHEN. HUM, WEIGHT & OABB, SETH HALSEY’S COMET. MoCOKKLE A BOWMAN'S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH MILPER S BLUFF CITY, PACES CREOLE. MATTHEWS A WKiUHT'a ROSE MOUNTAIN TinttilT cobh within on* inch of tb* Bottom of too tab: dll wlthibot water until th* water coven the pitbhtaa in the machine two Inches; wet the cloth** ta warm water, ,it 1* better to *oak clothe* over night,) Ikon no n little ..nr soap on all thedirtv places; then pat the clothe* mto the machine wtth the pebble*, aad always HU tb* ma chine half fall of clothes, shaking them oat as they are pat in: then close up the dnor and torn tha crunk from three to dve minutes, keeping a .Ion, steady motion un til the dirt is out; then ran through a wringer; then boil as usual: then put tbe clothes back Into the machine with the tub full of cold water; give the mhihine eight or tea turns and your clothes ure ready for the bluing water, tnd then bang out to dry. Nerer turn the machine when empty of clothes, as It breaks the stones. If any of the pebble, become brokeo, pick them ont, For rale by JOHNSON A ECHOLS. mays— tlpanl Whitehall Street. Atlanta. Ga. 8100 FOR lO CENTS. ,NLY a few more subscribe: * ure required to insure ' the speedy laano of the Greet Illustrated Paper. TIE WEEKLY PR tlou. k in rice and appearance will resemble HARPER'S LY, but In value will far transcend that public*- HOLLAND 9 GOLDEN AGE. and HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN. I Also aaaorted brand* of CIGARS and SMOKING TO bacc6. All of which era offered to th* trade on as accommo dating terms a* purchasers will find elsewhere, angfr-5m LEND TO THE LAND! Umoa Pout, Ga., October I t, ladtt. Sum. Bnon(waff A Harrow. Gnat—I seed yoar Phoaphat* on my Cotton at too mto of MO poanda par acre. I am •• titled that I will raattaeat laaat IRptr erat. on tto amoaat spent. Iam ra well pleased that I expect to as* more on the next crop than I did oa thla. Very truly yoar*. (Signed) P. W. PRINTUP. Ananieva, Ga., November 1. MR. Gam—The twenty OKI) ton* BRED'S PHOSFEAT1 I boeght o< yoe thla year, I seed on Cora and Cotten. I am to wall platted with tto tohetoa my crop, that I wish to perches* of yea for aext year's crop, ana hoadn ~ ton*. _ Torn respectfully. JAS. A. COBB. This Mature, maaaftrfired in Oaimta (tto vlrtnra far whiahare attaatad by waU known Georgia dtlaane, am vfelfllilRMMltoli m Rick Ibr **MMHMtoto0NR4’ ta G*«BtaJ to for aata by LA.N08T0N, CRANK * HAMMOCK, Sola Agents, Alabama Street, Attaata, Ua. COTTON FACTORS, Storage and Commission Merchants, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD. ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF DRAYAGE OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE la of large capacity, thoroughly FISS-PROOF. aad onr f.culUe* for bandllug COTTON unequaled Lvaay in the South. W* will Star* and S*ll Hern, or ship from tbu or any other point, to PHILABBLPHIA, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, or LIVERPOOL, rLIBERAL CASH ADVANCER at waou deotrod. Under (to Raranna Ragntatlpa, COTTON can baablpped to this place under bill ot lading, bv calling upon A*- aaaaqr or OoLactor at point of shlpmant, without pr*-paym*nt of Htv.su; Tax. ^YtoorafraUporitlo* of Ato^Moffkre many advantagaa, making it an Important Cotton Market. With Braking W“Ship Cotton in A.ny Direction,. WE SELL THE BEST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also, Baiiii, Rape, and Sweet's Patent Iron Tie, Portable Grtot Mill*, SMUT MACHINES, THE PRESS Will b* an embodiment of th* apirit of the age Each department will tparkle with thegeniu* ot tb. mott eminent writer* of the day. An ORIGINAL SERIAL 8TOBV Of the moat brilliant character will be commenced In th* brtt number. THE ILLUSTRATIONS i W111 be entirely original, and of tb* moat attractlv* atyl . and nature. The great expenae tnd tabor Involved In thla aaterpr:. , render it necesaary that w* ahould atari with an ENOBHOUS CIRCULATION. I In ordar to do thla, we ahall dou follow* , $10,000, ta auma of $100, will be dl.trlbuted through toeflrat *dltlen. To *v*ry given number of paper* $Ao l will to allotted. Every copy of the PRES) will been cloaed In a atom wrapper, *o that the papers ooutainin*. i the greeabacta will not be known by thrir external ap prartaet, tad til purchaser# will have an equal chance for the money and gift a. i Beaidea the $101) billa, order# wi!l be enclofed In cer ! tain coplet of the edition fnr the following GIFTS : a. eg. 5 Grand Plano* ^Stataway'e.) nine . . (5,0 3 Grand Plano*, (Chlckering'.,) value ta>,. 1 Cairian, from 0. Witty'* Repoaltory. . too 10 Gold watcht» lei, 5 Melodeona \ 10 Lady'. Gold Wntchea..! i 'u 10 Amarlcan Silver Watch*. 73 5 Music Bosm 6 Elliptic Uorit-etlteh'Sewing Machine.. ' 5,, 3 Wheeler A WUaoa'a Sawing Machine. 75 4 Wilcox A Gibb*' Sawing Machine. 4-, 50 Photograph Alboma The bataara to con.t»t of Accord«on*.’Te* Sat*, silver- wire, Ac. No dollar Jewelry—no gift worth toe* than tan dollar*. for Hand, Iloraa, and ritram Powat. RACKS ABB WHEAT W, 5000 OU8HZNO8 A BAXLXT, WHOLESALE •OOMEllill AM STATIONERS, No. a BaltlmoN, RCmrylmnd. tchota Book*, Eadtaal Book*. Uw Books, 1 TURBINE WATER-WHEELS, HICKS' STEAK ENGINES AND BOILERS W* tocriv* and Sail oa Commission* all kind* of PRODUCE and PROVISIONS Corn, Oats, Whsat, Flour, Baoou, Lard, Salt, &c,, flee. Oar fkclllUes for Storing and Selling HAY are nn»urpa..*tl LIQUOR# AND TOBACCO IN LARGE SUPPLY Of Variona brand* and qoeUtic*. Agrats tor th* rata of PLOWS, tad other Farming laptomoat*. G* rgta and A.auame LIME, and Georgia ROOFING SLATE. Will h* pirate: to til order* for COTTON GOODS or other Marcheadla*. fiLENN, WRIGHT & CARR, *cl»—3m ATLANTA, GEORGIA. n doll) Tin PRESS will ho mailed to any address upon the receipt of price, ID cento, or otoven copies lor »1, twratr three for R, aad sixty for $5. Addrara, STUART A CO . **ji#w York Pkm.' hovs—im No. 31 Broadway, New Torh city M0KE88ON Sc ROBBINS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in DBUet, MEBICINES, DroggistR’ Fancy Goods, flee., flic., •1 5al RE Halloa Si., N**v York. iSWMWS aajBB^MdTMgg •f riltaada. Natto* it BaMan tad Cr*41t*ro. j c • T ' • MINNICK, : Li e ht (urria S e and Wagoi Maker, res and. >0 pre* rat tops* .to ma.progrly madioai.w '' tto Mma prescribed hr law: aad A panoaa ladebt, mil iihf are hereby raqalrad to mek* tomedtot* .within bteit to 1 pay C. J. FALL, Administrator Fritter'* fa* $s 79 German street, betweeu Pace end Eatew, BALTIMOKE. MARYLAND. I AM prepared to execute all ord.-r* for Carriag** and Wagon*. RcpeMug lone with neatness and dto- p*Kb. oeu-lm LA JIIAAMir FAIHOH AEMIIIC8 nwRKi ta m hfm 1 eoaatgjTam m« prepared CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, MCMOTCLA, At Ala*, ito Ganataa Imported ViUilA, Hwlik's «irr4 lsstorsr! itO

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily intelligencer. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1858-1868, November 13, 1867, Image 1