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jriK jhili) |ntflU(|tRm < t 1' I <’ 15 i _ 1IK H | ||I.KMIKnH BUILDING. T * (vhlt.hsll street, between Alabama *u< *'' 1 Ahi \ iin' lUitroml rrotalng. ... iMlKIt DAILY ANI> WKRKLY l«Y lARED IRWIN WHITAKER, ATLANTA. OEOROIA. ♦ S»iun*ny Mornlnu, Nov. I«. 1*®*,^ J, lleraoii'* Wedding. r foii.iwin* «iw 1“ i""» *>>« "Kitrly Days i 'll i„.n " III III' 1 Now York Century: ' ''ll.liii.lii' (.Irlti'iKi'll'i* II mt low) 11 Ail boon mBtril sl mativ yours. mill l» r o*«» »'l«ilr«-T w*» Jm.roAi i.ii.fi tinny. «In n I." » >'«"»'« U.ly ' „iv |«.>, nil.’ liml |*riHliuNM Ik strong I in '' i,,,, I,.Hill liini Sill* ««» Ik Hull) III"IVI* (lie 1 hum hii-ihl. **l*'ii*l ,,r i I'" 1 t’lt'Riinlly lormitl. r isiiiil>li*M."i, will it liUli’ ilrliiMln lint ol l rt lj.,. li.n I ('((•*, lull of III!’ nil,I ll’el- ii.l |,n'urii"il Imir "I « rloli, soil niiluirn, innlilnuiiiiii "I iiltnu’lions wlilcli were .•.ili'iiliti'.l l>< likuvu llu’ Iionrt ot a ■iillitiil Iwi’lii’l’ir. I" iiilili'ii'H tu »H tlii* llm j" i\ « I- a.lmira'ily graceful; alio nnlc, danced 'j moved null i l.viut ease, and Hung mill nlaved mi Hu' Ii.krpstclii.nl v. i v sweetly. ‘Ami .till in Hu""' ii.’inninliHlimonU tin* pua- «,^,'io,i ,.I .'U-Olli'iu go. 1.1 sense, vrry consider*- ill., onliivjitli.il. ii win in, loving Iionrt, mill Inal, . hmu ,|i not least, n.itikl'li* lulonli for lionsi‘ki i |>- ' ; Hn ,( ii will not lie difficult to understand how the voiitlilul Mi Jefferson .'liini' to visit vrry frr- (iiiot'itlv in tin) lady's residence, in tin* county ol ilmtlcsOily. It "ns culled ‘Tim I'orcsl,'and llm n.itno ot llm Iiuly wns Mrs. Mnrtliik Skelton. Sm wus the daughter of .lohn \Villen, nn emi- |»wvcr, Hint liml married in lior seventeenth vsir Mr Skelton, who, dying ill 1708, left his ' muig wife it widow ot nineteen. A - VOL. XIII. “RHltOU CKASR8 TO DR DANGRKOU8 WIIKN KKASON IS LRFT PURR TO COMBAT ITP—Jefftrttm. ATLANTA, GA.T SAT! IRDAY, NOVEMBER Hi, 18117. no. 27:;. A fair i llir n” ini’, H'" 1 |,>rilie.l i eminently ward and ordered Iho Mllon to mil the hawser, ouo ot them having nn axe ready for tlm |>iir|xme, linl Sheriff Cole ordered them to tleaUl, which they reluclatifly did. Thu Gorilla will anchor at Tybcc, under seizure and await orders. The steamer reached her wharf at I o’clock. Oi.t* Maiuh.—A sprightly writer expresses his opinion of old maids In the billowing manner: I am Inclined to think that many of litn satiri cal aspersions east upon old maid's fnll more to their credit than is generally imagined. Is a woman remarkably neat in her person 7 She will certainly lie nn old maid. Is she particularly reserved in her intercourse with the other sex ’ 1 She has all the sipicamlshncss of an old tnnid. Is she frugal in her expenses and exact in her domestic concerns ? Shu is cut out for an old maid. And it she is humane to the animals about her, nothing can save her from the appel lation of an “old maid.” In short, I have al ways found that neatness, modesty, economy, and humanity are the ncvcr-fnlHng characteristics of that terrible creature—“old maid.” MImouIlullwousi A<1 vci*t iMoiticnts. M Iseetlaneotts ArtvertlaoiuentH. HARDWARE AND IRON. As the three vi'srs°oi niiHWtiing begun to expire, the lieaiitilul inmig lady tumid herself besieged at ‘Thu Knr- 'esl' bv numerous visitors. Ot these three were favorites with the lair Mrs. Skelton, ol whom Ur. Thomas Jefferson was one. The tradition tuns that the pr. tensions ol the rivals wore do- riiieil either by the musical accomplishments of the veiling counsellor, or by the tears ol his op ponents. The tale is differently related. One version is, that the two imtortunate gentlemen encountered each other on Mrs. Skelton’s dnor- |,tu hearing Mr. Jefferson’s violin and voice accompanying the lady in a pathetic song, gave up the contest thenei torth, and retired without enu ring, convinced that the affair w as beyond their control. The other story is that all three met nt the j.Mt, ami agreed that they would take turns.— Mr. Jefferson entered tirst, and the tones of the Inly in singing with hi r companion deprived the listeners ol all hope. However this may be it is certain that the tieautitul widow consented to become Mrs. Jefferson; and on the 1st of Jnntm- ty, 1777, there was a grand leslivai at the "For est." Friends and kindred assembled front fur ami near; there was frolicking ami dancing al ter tlie abundant old fashion, and we liml Irom the bridegroom’s note hook that tho servants ami tiddlers received their fees Irom his especial picket. It snowed without, but within nil was mirth and enjoyment, in the light and warmth of tho j great log tires, roaring in honor of the occasion. | Soon after the |ierforinance of flic ceremony the , bridegroom ami his bride sc", out in bis carriage ; fur Monticcllo, where Mr. Jefferson had com- i mrnced building in 1709, just belore the* destine- ! lion by tire of his patrimonial house ot “Shad- , well."' The journey was not to end without ad- j ventures. As they'advanced towards the moon- ; tains the snow increased in depth, ami dually they wore compelled to leave the carriage and j proceed upon their wav on horseback. Stopping to rest at iMenticim, the seat of Col. I Carter, where they Immd, however, no one bin an overseer, they left it at sunset, resolutely bent j upon reaching Monlicello helore night. It wus eight miles distant, and the road, which was rattier a mountain bridle path tlntii an liooesi highway, was encumbered witli snow nearly three leet deep. We may fancy lliesensatious ol the newly married bride at Hie chili np|iear- ance of the landscape as she passed along the snow; bat she was a woman of courage and good sense, and did not care lor inconvenience, j It was late when they arrived, and a cheerless White reception awaited them—or rather there was no 1 reception at all. The tires were all out, tlieser- 1 mills had gone to bed, and the place whs us j dark and sileut as tin* grave. Conducting Ids | wile to the little pavilion, which was thu only I part of the house habitable at the time, Mr. Jci- lersou proceeded to do tiiu honors. On a shell behind some bonks, part of a bottle ol wine wus discovered, and this lurmed Hie supper nf the ' bridegroom and the bride. Far horn being an noyed or discontented by the rcceplion, however, it only served lor u topic of jest and laughter.— The young lady was merry and light hearted as a binl, und sent her deal voice ringing through the dreary little pavilion us gayly as she had ever done in the elieel lul drawing-room ol “The i Forest.” Thus tho long hours' nt the w inter night lied away winged with laughter, merriment aa 1 song. The vigil was a mirlhtul incident | rather than atrial of tln-ir eipianimity. They; were voting, and they had j list been married.— When hands art) clasped and hearts heat close iog< iher, there is very little gloom in darkness, aid winter nights are not (add. This little moral sentiment will not, 1 hope, be criticised as too romantic for the “dignity ol history.” 1' doubt- ! less explains how a young lady and gentleman, both used to every comfort and luxury, found tin-gloomy little pavilion in the midst ol three b et of snow, neither .i irk nor cold, in that Jan uary night long ago 7 /» COILS MANILLA ROPE. I 7a ilori'il Short lUnilli-d Frying I'sns, -SI rolls Paieut racking X to 1 inrli.i gill itor.uu Shovels aud spades, 161X1 lio/aai Pocket Knives, ISO boxes Tin 1 „.v, SHOD pounds Block Tin, MOO pounds Bar Load, Sis) nags Sh it, 20 bandies Bright Iron Wlie, 8W dozen Iron wire Sifters, SO Anvils, 75 Vises. 4000 pouude Smoothing Irons, •turn pounds Urtffln’r Iforse Nells, 500 aoxen Files—assorted, 8000 pounds Qslvsnised Sheet Iron, 5 ions Oast Steel, so tons Plow stoel, 500 tons Swedes aid Rellned Iron, IS) tons Band, Hoop, and Horse Shoe Iron, 15 tons Oval, Half Oval, and Hair Round Iron, 45 lous Boltor, Piste, and Sheet Irou. For enle by WEEDS A CORNWELL, Nos. 150 and Bit Broughton Street, Savannah, (is. COFFEE. Q AAi X BADS just received, from Hto do Janeiro, l) UUv pur British Brig Spring. For sate by WEEDS X CORNWELL, Nos. 169 and 101 Broughton Street, may 111—llm Savannah, lie. JUST RECEIVED. J CAR LOAD KINGSTON LIME, 50 barrels pure Proof Corn Whisky, 45 tons Reid's Phosphate, 10 car loads Virginia Salt, LANGSTON, CRANE X HAMMOCK, Alabama Street, Atlanta, aa. SACKS WANTED. 10000 SEt0ND I,AND Ql ' NNY SACKS, 101X10 second hand Burlap Sacks. LANOSTON, CRANE X HAMMOCK, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Produce, no v 10—c THE BRIDGEWATER PAINT AND COLOR WORKS, MANlTFAeTl’RCRS OF Lend and Zlno l’ulntas. And COLORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Dry amt Ground tn Oil. DltllWEWATSK METALUO PAINT, BRIDGEWATER COTTAGE COLORS. ROB'T REYNOLDS, Secretary. OFFICE-74 Maiden Lane, NEW YORK. FACTORY— :2d St., near 5d Avenue, South Brook- lyun, and Factories, Bound Brnoko, New Jersey, oclti—fim* GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. FALL TllAOL OF 1SI17. KING COTTON ALIVE ABAIN! Great Kxelteinent nt. tlm FRENCH BAZAAR! By E. BLOCK, Mo. 4, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. T HE FRENCH FAMILY Is comlug in a Tow days, with a large stock, conatetlng ot DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS and FANCY GOODS, CLOAKS and SHAWLS. BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING. All of the Latest Importation ! I have thu honor to Invito overy one, hig and smalt, young and all, to examtue my slock and convince them- selves that this 1s positively A ONE PRICE STOIUC. Wholesale prices tun per cent, cheaper than can be had in charleston, with tlie exception of Domestics and Coals' Thread. Country Merchants are particularly re guested to rail and examine my stock of Dry Goods, harleston Bills of Goods duplicated and forward ed to orders. E. BLOCK, “A Ls Villu Do Parts," l.ate of tlie Arm, Blork X Lyons, nf Charleston, S. C. /amth Republican. -lixellliku Chase llrlllnh Vessel A Collision on like Itlvor* mill Capture <>!' the Gorilla. A bunt eight o’clock yesterday morning, while tlm American slop Elsinore was lying at lie- I uuiui’a lower jirens wliurl, loading cotton for Liverpool, (having at bust 1,400 bales nf cum- 1 I resw il I'litloii on board,) site was rim into by the lit itisli ship Onrilla, wldeh was in tow nf the lug Lonne, and humid down the river to sen, with a lull cargo of tlie staple for Liverpool. The (inrilln alruck the Elsinore on her stern and ■ pmiTur—smiisliing the wheel house, tearing rails off, starting water ways, breaking homkiu, and causing a considerable amount ol oilier damage to her upper works. Owing to the tact that the Elsinore is a new, strong oak ship, she wus not injured so ns to cause tier to leak. The damages the Elsinore sustained cannot well he estimated until u survey is held upon her. Immediately upon Iho Elsinore being struck, her captain hailed the Gorilla’s executive officer, and requested him to stop his vessel, but the latter refused to do so, and kept on Ids way, alter gening clear. The ngents here ot the Elsinore at once chartered the steamer 11. M. »'mil, aud with the county and city Sheriff's, Cole and White, and posse on hoard proceeded j to overtake the Gorrilln, and bring her Captain back, to give proper bonds pending an Investi gation of the disaster. Tlie Fool loll her wharf at a quarter past ten o'clock—Hie Gorilla being at that time at Five Fathoms, having nearly all sail set and going rapidly on her way to Tyliee. The Cool put on all steam, and was fanning last through the south channel, when she struck near Venus’ Point. Slie soon Hosted off, however, and re- nuwed the race. Upon nearing Tyliee the Cool blew her whistle loudly aud repeatedly In the ship, no noiiee being taken of the signal. When just abreast ol Tylmi) Light, the steamer name alongside the ship and made fast to her. Cap- lain Junes, ol the Gorilla, who was standing upou the pilothouse, denied his identity, and soon disappeared, and was not seen for ul least tea minutes. Sheriff (bile und Ids assistants hoarded tlie ship and were met by the mate. The Kheiill exhibited his authority to the mate, hilt the latter refused to recognize it, us did also tlie cuptuin, who had made his appearance.— The tug during this time was pulling hard on tlie ship, notwithstanding orders Irom Hirer ill Cole to turn hack. Slier ill' Cole at once arrested the Captain (Jones) and Ihc mute (Mr. Dell) lor resisting him iu the discharge ot his duly. The mate was dis posed to he impudent to the sheriff, but both were taken aboard thu Cool. Mr. Loane gave orders lor thu lug to turn round and take, the ship hack, alter receiving a similar coininikiid from the sheriff. It was obvious that Captain Jones was anxious to proceed In sen, Hie mate alleging Ids ability to repair damages without ditlleuliy, should Iho shin he allowed to goon her voy.i *«. Shut ill Cole wus inexorable, how- •'ter, in his 'Jeleriniuatiou to take the ship hack, and accordingly the lug look Hie ship in tow, Hie •hip having her martingales earth'd away, her he ulgnurs damaged, liolt-tays gone, and some ol her hulwuiks aturieil, and was mil regarded us in a proper condition to go m sea. The Cm 1 J! " '"'I ahead ol the ship, with the I wo prisoners, ,! v sheriff While remaining on hoard ol the (hip. * ''plain Jones was standing on the up|Mtrdeck bt the Coni wliun Sheriff' Cole approached him »hd a.lied him lo deliver up Ills revolver, which me upturn dui, alleging that lie was generally prcpai ed tor emergencies. Sheriff Coin alter wards searched U,u male, but found that hu had oo concealed weapons. After tho Cool had made nor hawser Iasi to theahip, the uau Jumped for- W. W. IHXI'MIN. J. W. RUCKER. W*. KIWI. CHAPMAN, RUCKER * CO., WlilteHntl Street. J JAVING added another member and additional capi tal to onr Una, we are now extensively engaged In the Commission, Grocery and Produce Business Wl WILL DEAL IN Baoon, Flour, Corn, Lard Coffee, Sugar, Molaesee A Syrups Anil every article usually found III a drst-cls.s Grocery Store, AT WHOLESALE KXCLUSIVELr. parThe City and Country Trade are Invited to cull and [.xanilne our stock before purchasing elsewhere, ocx-ilm 1R67 FALL AND WINTER I 1867 DRY GOODS ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JOHN IM. GANNON, Corner tVititeliall A Hunter HtR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. fJUKBlS pleasure in luformlug his friends aud the pub lic that his stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS is now cnmplote In every department, and la one of the largest and host assorted ever brought to this market. All cash buyers arc respectfully Invited to call and exj amine this Magnificent Stock of Goods! One Price Only! QUIC K BALKS AND SMALL PROFITS! Those principles in trade I find, from past experience to he hu immutuhle ns truth Itself, when strictly carrie out. They shall la tho future, us iu tho past, he faithful! adhered to tn this Establishment. Every article In tills house must, sell itself, us we will not in any case resort to the trick of elllng one article at u sacritke and nta king n double proflt on something else. We guarantee every article we sell to be what It ts represented. Merchants are speoiaily invited to examine this stork before purchasing elsewhere. Wo have always on hum! a splendid RESERVE STOCK in evory Department, an will sell them to Dealers cheaper than they can lay them down from New York. Hpace will not permit more thar mention of a few articles in tlie different Departments DIIKS9 fiOOOH DEPARTMENT. Black and Fancy Hllks, Plain aud Fancy Poplins, French Meriuos, Reps, Empress Cloths, All-Wool Delaines, Chene Poplins, Alpaccas, Bombasines, Mohairs, &c. HOUSE GOODS DKPARTN1KNT. 8,0,10, It, and 13-1 Bleached aud Brown Sheet luge, ft, 7, W, ft, and 10-4 Bleached and Brown Table Linens, All tlie favorite brands of Bleached aud Brown bliirtiiigs, Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Mai Belli Quilts, 43 im h und 5-4 Pillow Case Cotton. WOOLEN DEPARTMENT. Plaiu and Twilled W r htte Welsh, Shaker, and American Flauuels, Plain and Twilled Red aud Gray Flannels, A splendid assortment of Plain, Plaid, and Spotted Opera Flannels, ft*4 Black aud Colored Cloths for Sacks and Cloaks, ft 4 Water-Proof Cloaking, 10,11, aud 13-4 line AU-Wool Ribbon-Bound Eng lish Bed Blaukets, WM pairs Brown, Blue, and Gray BUnkets— all sizes aud (ptalitles. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. Swiss, Jacrouet, Mull, Naiusock, and Tarleton Muslins, Plaid and Striped Swiss Jacconet aud Nainsook, Dotted Swiss, flue Irish Linens, Heavy Irish Linens for Ladies' wear. Linen, Lawn, and Cambric L. C. Handkerchief*. AJ hint ii Advorl iN^iticnlN. W. W. (I.AYTON, Al »l. 0. APAIH. CLAYTON & ADAIR, C0MMI88I0N MERCHANTS, Wbolesale Dealers iu Groceries & Produce ltd. 18 ALABAMA NT., A'l'l.A Di 'l'A. GKOttUlA* KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: FLOUR, ItACON, It,A 111), COHN, IIAY, SALT, SUGAR, SYRUP, TOBACCO, COFFEE, MOLASSES, CANDY, SODA, CANDLES, LEATHER, SOAP. Ac. Also, are AgfintH fin* tho Snlo oft YARNS, OSNABURGS, STRIPES, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, Aad Great Bend Co.’s Scales. tVCa.h Order, promptly tilled. Consignment, so licited. aug4—8m MEADOR & BROTHERS, Tobacco Commission Merchants (HNDI1I UN ITCH fTXTKfl HOTEL.) ATLANTA UhOIiOIA. R ESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they keep cnu.tantly on hand nn extenetv.- aviortment of all the leading brand, known to the trade, con.lnthig tn part, of RAGLAND’S VIRGIN, RAGLAND'S VIRGINIA. RAGLAND’S HONEY-DEW, SETII HALSEY'S COMET, McCORKLK X BOWMAN’S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, MILPER'S BLUFF CITY, PACE'S CREOLE, MATTHEWS A WRIGHT ‘J i.-trSiS nUrUNfWrNf HOLLAND’S GOLDEN AGE, and HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN, Together with various »tediou. to men- INSURE IN THE Southern Life Insurance Co. CHARI KltBI) BY THE LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. CASH CAPITAL, - - - - #300,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,000. B3T EIGHTY PER OENT. OF THE RR0FIT8 PAID TO P0LICYH0LDER8 BRANCH OFFICE. I. OCISVIM.E OFFICERS. C. c. SPENCER, President. J. FRY LAWRENCE, Vice-President. A. <> HODGES, T’oastirer. Ii. T. HOPKINS, Secretary. MEMPHIS OFFICERS. — President. '' SAMUEL TA%, f Ylvc-Presldcnts. f ATLANTA (1A F. 8. DAVIS. Treasurer. ' B. 1 1. A.N 1 A, GA BEN. MAY, Secretary. j D. €. O'KEEFE, Examining Mirnnon, Atlanta^ G»« A. S. Z. DAWSON, Gs&’l Traveling Agent. frank” 0 PERRIN, ( Gcneral Agents^ KSTOvor J. T. Jenkins A Co.'s Drug Store, Whitehall Street. «»r23—8 The Largest Stock Ever Brought to Atlanta 1 ! BOUGHT FOR CASH, UarUlrooftly from tlie Importors and Miimifiu»tiii*f»»*H. yi OILS, WINDOW GLASS LEADS, “THE LIVE DRUG STORE !' 7 BEDWINE & FOX Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, Atlanta, ...... Georgia, Putty. W E are able tooll'er to oar Trade the best assortment of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Oilr. Paints. Glass, Perfumeries, Pomades, Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, ever brought to this market, and nt LOWER PRICES than at any time since the war. To those employing smaller capital, and buying goods to soil again, we can o:l'er lailucumeaU not to be eurpaeseJ In Neiii 1 or* or other Eaetern cities, when the name quautitlea arc parchnseil. fllir Prp«nrintinn npimrtinnnt ht>s ln»t keen revised, and our Chemicals nil bought from first UUI I I uOUl fjJtlUII UCpfll IIIIDIII hands, and warranted pure. We are lliercfore aiile to dll Pre scriptions with satisfaction, neatness, and dispatch, at all hours. DON’T BUY UNTIL TOE EXAMINE OCR STOCK AND PRICES! REDWINE & FOX, ocl3— ly Corner Whitehall ami Alabama Street*, Atlanta, Ga. TERMS OF fHTBUCMPTfON. DAlly.pwBMtk • * ®® 1 Dally, 18 months 10 Weekly, 4 month! » f Weekly, 1 year • 00 , Slagle eeyiee at the eonater 10 ■Ingle eepieete VeweBoye end Agent* A ' RATES OF ADVERTISING. For each srpisre of IU lines or less, for the first Inser tion $1, end for each subsequent Insertion SO cents. 8 8 8 8 8 8 S » 3 2 '8 8 8 S Si * 8 8 8' V, 8 8 8 3 P. * 8 8 3 8 3 8 S S 8 ?. 3 8 "3 3 3 8 8 a a a a s 8 3 ® a 8 3 3 8 8 8 8 8 3 8 3 8 3 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 3 8 3 8 3 8 2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 X X •aajunbfl © * © ° I v-4 | Ww‘vrifttst*STe Special Notices, 30 cent* per line first insertion, and 10 cents per line for each Rnbecquent in»ertlon. 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 office should be addressed to "The Atlanta Iktei. l.IdKNCEB.” JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Proprietor. Don’t Wash Another Week Without Buying 6REATE8T WONDER OF THE ROE! IIALIJS UNIVERSAL WA8HINC MACHINE!! SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. I T b»» long been felt and acknowledged that a Washing Machine would yet be Invented that wonld be siin ; K le, cheap, and more effective than any of the Machines eretofore offered to the public. Such a Machine is uow offered without fear of competition. 1st. One woman will do more with a Machine than six can do without It. It will wash live dirty shirts including wristbands and collars) perfectly clean iu from our tn eight minntes—this we guarantee, or no sale. 4d. It requires no skill to operate it, as a girl 13 years old has washed (in Atlanta) FOUR DOZEN PIECES IN ONE IIOURt 3d. It taken at leaat one third lees soap, and will pay for itself evory ye ir in the saving of clothing, aa it acts so delicately on the fabrics that bank bills can be washed without breaking—aometbing no other machine can do. We manufacture these Machf - - sell them at TEN lues in this place, aud shall DOLLARS, GLENN, WEIGHT & CAER, F. PKIIIMNAND I’lllNI/.Y. C. II. PH1NIXY. J. M. tttTIWEI.L. PHINIZY & CO., COTTON FACTORS AND CommiNsion Merchants, At their New Fire-Proof Warehouse, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, OEOROIA. oeft—3ii» A Cough, a Cold, or a Sore Throat, Requlrea Immediate attention, and chould bo checked. If allowed to continue. Irritation of tho Lungs, n Permanent Throat Disease, or Consumption, l« often the result. BROWN'S BRONCHIU TROCHES llavinca direct Influence on the parts, give immediate relief. For HroitMi«, Asthma, Catarrh Vontutnptirt „„,t Throat Troches sre used with always good H °is!uuers and Public Hpcaker* n*e thorn to clear and Ntrenytlieu the voieo. ,, . . Obtain only “lluowii'a IlnotfriiiAi. Tnooiiaa and do mot take any of thu worUUn* Imitation* that may be ot- ft red. Hou» ocvritTWiiliit:. oefitt - ohm! tin X. B. SHOWN. WM. r. DlloWN. BROWN’S HOTEL, orroeiTK uicror, MACON, OEOROIA. aug47—ly U. B. BROWN Si RON. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 5ISI beautiful Cloaks, newest styles. Having niada a specialty <>r tills Department, wu are preimred tn utter great Inducements. All onr Cloaks are iu«ue to oritur, and are consequently much cheaper than If bought of Jobbers. The finest aa well as the lowest- priced Cloaks manufactured run he foul'd in this apten (lid assortment. SHAWL UEFABTMENT. 10011 Long and Square Shawls—Itlnek, l’lald, anil Fancy, fifty different styles and qualities, con slating of French, Scotch, and Amerlcau gootla A targe lot of lireakfust shawls, Sontsgs, Nubias, Scarfs, Ac. For Boys and Gents’ Wear. Black French Broadcloth and Doeskin, Gold aud Hilk-inlxed Cttssimers, Scotch Twee and Caaahncres, Sattluels, North Carollua aud Kentucky Jeans English Petersham Cloths, 11-4 Eng. Oxford Cloth DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. lout plecos French, English, and American Prints, WU plecos Plaid Lineuy, 101) pieces Bed Ticking, 40O pieces Deutms, Stripes, Plaids, and Chocks, Bales of Augusta Shirtings, Sheetings, Osnaburgs, Drillings, French and Scotch Glughame. NVNDBIRS. Misses' aud Ladles' Balmoral aud Hoop Skirts, Fine Preiich and Domestic Corsets, Ladles' ami Gents' P*|ier Collars, Ladles’ English, Gerotau, and American llnsc. Misses’ aud Chlldrena’ Wool and Mvrluo Hose, Ladies' Merino Uurier Vests, Gents’ fine English Half Ilose, Bilk and Printed Cotton Haudkerchiofs. Delta, Laces, Embroideries, Brtids, Ac. Always on hand, I frill line of NOTIONS. JOHN M. GANNON, sepsfi— Conior Whltebsll and Ilnatar streets. Also, assorted Itramls of C1GAUS und SMOKING TO BACCO. All of which are offered to the trade on a. necommo- PHATTE, EDWARDS & CO., Commission Mercnants, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ca. JN STORE AND TO ARRIVE: 20000 pound* Clear Sides, ltMMM) pound* Clear Rib Sides, 0000 pound* Shoulder*, 25 barrel* Lard, 140 0 pound* Arrow Cotton Tie, fiO piece* Kentucky Bagging, 200 coil* Hope, 50 barrel* Ro*eudale Cement, 80 barrel* Loniavillo Cement, 84Hi bag* White Corn, 10 barrel* Cider Vinegar, Cast Plow*, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac. All ca*h order* promptly filled. Consignments noli cited. *epl3-3m PRATTR, KDWARDS A CO _ i,i:\i> to thi: l.t\D t Union Point, Ua., October 18, lHftft. Mew*. linqhtweU A liarrnv: Gents—I used your Phosphate on my Cottou at the rate of 280 pound* per acre. 1 am satisfied tlmt I will realize at least 150 per cent, on tlie amount spent. I am so well pleased that I expect to use more on the uext crop thau I did on this. Very truly yours, (Signed) P* W. PUINTUP. Ambkii’U*, Ga., November 1, ISfift. Mews. Bright well cfc Barrow; Gints— 1 The twenty (30) tou* UliKD’S PUOSPUATR I bought ot you thi* year, 1 used on Corn aud Cotton. 1 am so well ifieaaed with thu effect on my crop, that I wish to purchase of you for next ) ear’s crop, oue huudred tons. Yours respectfully, JAS. A. COBB. COTTON FACTORS, Storage and Commission Merchants, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. no M ashing Machine on the market that can be bought for even twice the money, and no Machine that will com pete with it in the performance of its wor . These Machines are on exhibition in this city, at the »tore of JOHNSON A ECHOLS, Whitehall street. Mr. BENTLY owns the Patent Right for this remarkable Machine in all the Southern States. Liberal inducements will be offered to gentlemen desiring the exclusive right to sell these Machines in counties and districts, or state. Call on, or address, 1). S. BENTLY A CO.. Rome, Ga. e«r Any one Infringing upon thle Patent Right will lie prosecuted according to law, and any one giving intorma tion of the same, will be liberally rewarded. \ Great Labor-Saving Machine. We, the undersigned citizens of ltome, would say, fh behalf of '’Hall's Universal Washing Machine," after full trial and we, that, in consideration of its cheapness, the durability of the Machine, the ease and quickuess of mo tion, the small amount of aoap required, and the protec tion of the clothes, would recommend it to a generous public. P. M. 8HEIBLY. G. W. F. LAMPKIN, J-A. DTEWAKT, SAM. F. POWERS, „ JOHN W. NOBLE, JAMES NOBLE, SB., J. J. COHEN. Atlanta, lbt 7,1867. ' entU Wishing I bought the firat “Hall’s Patent Untvi SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD, ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF DRAYAGE. Thl. Manure, nianiifhcliired lit Georgia (tho virtue, for which are attu.teil tty well known Georgia citizens, and which i. calculated lo do »o uiueli for "R> construction' in Georgia) is for .ale by LANOSTON, UHANE & HAMMOCK, Soto Agent., Al.li.uta Street, Atlauta, Ga, RACKS AND WHEAT WANTED. AAA Hack., Second-Hand Gnnule. and Bitrlaiia. t)Uv” foot) hu.hola Wheat. LANGSTON, CRANE X HAMMOCK, Coinutla.ion Merchant., auglfl—Ira Alahanta Street, CUSHINGS & BAILEY. WHOLESALE B00K8ELLER8 AND 8TATI0NER8 No. R14 Baltimore Street, Maryland. School Rook*, Medical Book., Law Booka, Miscellaneous Book*, Paper Kuvelopca, Ink., Pens, Pencil., and Stationary of all klndi. Book-Bladin( of Kvory Daoertptloa. (Reorders aohcUed from Libraries, School^ Dealer*, Clerks, Do. oclft—*m OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE I. or large rapacity, thoroughly FIRE-PROOF, and our facilities for handling COTTON nneqtmlod l y any in tho Nomh. We will 8tOr« and Sail Here, Or «hlp from this or any other point, lo BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, «r LIVERPOOL, Directio n Making ETLIBEUAL CANII Am r ANCF.W,jjJ when desired. Under the Roveuue Regulation, cftTTON on he shipped to thl, place under hill ol lading, by calling upon A.- se.sor or Collector at point of shlpmont, without pre-payment of Itevmur Tax. The central position of Atlatita offer, many advaulagee, making it an important Cotton Market. Witli Banking facilities, and diverging Railroads, enables us to HIST'S hip O o 11 o ii in Any WE SELL THE BEST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also, Bagging, Rope, and Sweet’s Patent Iron Tic, the Best in Use. Portable Orlst Mill*, for Ilanrt, Horae, and HI emu Power. SMUT MACHINES, TURBINE WA TER- WHEELS, HICKS' STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS We Hecelve and Sell on Commissions, all kinds id PRODUCE aud PROVISIONS: Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Baoon, Lard, Salt, &o„ &c. Our belittle* for Staring and Selling HAY are unsurpassed. AND TOBACCO 1JN LAUGH 8UPPLV Of Various brand* and qualities. Agents for the tale of PLOWB, and other Farming Implements. Georgia and Alabama LIME, and Georgia ROOFING SLATE. Will be pleased to dll order* for COTTON OOOltS or other Merchandise. fsLENW, WRItillT A- CARR, oelS—Dm ATLANTA, GLOROIA. liquors lllDCMiMTS aud other* who wish their Prlut- Jn lug doue In the best style, with dispatch, and at reasonable prices, will do WMl lo call at the Intelligencer CSBOHUIA, IIENIIT CODNTT. A ha K. DltoWN, administrator on the citato nf Henry Stokes, late of said roiinly. deceased, applies to mu for letters of dlsmissloit from said administration— These are therefore to give notice lo all persona eon- rented, to Ole tltelr objections In my office, tn terms or the law, ir any they have, why said applicant should not receive teller* of dismission us prayed for. Ulveu ander my hand and offlelal | mayffl—lamOm signature, May UK, 1UH7. Q. H. NOLAN. Ordinary. Printer’s tea |Lw C. Jti. MINN ICU. Light Carriage mid Wagon Maker 78 Gcrmnit street, between Pam and Kutaw, DALTiMOKR, MAHY1.AN0. I AM iirepaml to execute ail orders for Oarrlago* and ^Wagons. KcgutUuig uouo with uvalucss aud dts* patch. ocib-um GIFTSs , *,, BnilCTIOIlS FOR USB. Let the Machine down into a common-w 1 * nmhtWIrti etilufYne'itRiitt tnc bottom of the tub; fill withlhot water until the water covers the pebbles in the mackihu Sn» tncties; Wet the clothes in warm water, Ot is better to soak clothes ovor night,) then run a little soit soap on ail the dirtv places; then put the clothes into the machiue with the pebbles, and alw ays til! the ma chine half lull of clothes, shaking them oiit as they are putin; then dose up the dtmu-und turn the crank from tiiree to five minutes, keeping a slow, steady motion un til the dirt isout: then run through a wrinuer; then lioil An usual; then put the dollies back into the machine with the tub full of cold water; give the machine eii»ht or ten turns and your clothes are ready for the bluing water, and then hang out to dry. Never turn the lim.diine when empty of dollies, as it breaks tho stones, it any ol the pebbles become broken, pick lhem out. For sale by JOHNSON at ECHOLS. mays-tiijiiiil Whitehall Street, At junta. Cm. 8100 FOU 10 CENTSr 0 NLY n few more euhsctlhcie arc required to ill.-me the speedy issue of the Great Illusiratcd Paper, THE WEEKLY PRESS, THE UltEHH Will lie an embodiment of the spirit of the age. Each department will sparkle with the genius of the most eminent writers of the day. An ORIGINAL SERIAL STORY THE ILLUSTRATIONS The great expense and labor Involved In this enterpris render It necessary that we should start with an ENORMOUS CIRCULATION. In order to do this, wo shall do as follows: $10 000, in sums of $100, will be distributed through the first edition. To every given number of papers $luo will be allotted. Every copy of the PUKS4 will lie en closed Iu a stout wrapper, so that the papers containing the grecnbacke will not be known by tlicir external up pearance, and all purchasers will have an equal cbnnco " " e money ana gills. Ides the $100 bills, orders will be enclosed In cer tain copies of the edition for the following Graud l'iauo* (Steinway'*,) value $5tai Grand I'ianos, (Chlckerlng’s,) value t'.io Carriage, from C. Willy’s Repository ,-UO 111 Gold Watches 150 5 Melodeons ,73 HI Lady's Gold Watches iki 10 American Silver Watches 75 5 Music Boxes 45 (I Elliptic Lock-stitch Sewing Mschiues 50 8 Wheeler & Wilson’s Sciviug Marblues 75 4 Wilcox X Gibbs' Sewlug Machines 45 50 Photograph Albums ,0 The balance to consist of Accordeons, Tea Sets, Silver ware, Ac. No dollar Jewelry—no gift worth less limn ten dollars. THE PRESS will be mailed to any address upon the receipt of price, 10 cents, or eleven copies for $1, twenty. three for $(, and sixty for $5. Address, STUART X CO., “New York Press." nov4—fin No. 01 Broadway, New York City. MciKKSriON Jt BOBBINS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers In DRUGS, MBDICINES, Druggists’ Fancy Goods, &c., &o., 91 and 93 Pulton at., New York. H OUSE established In t888. One of I he largest and best In the city. Does a heavy Southern trade- and I* very Itberal In it* Indulgence to Southern custom, er*. Mr. J. T. Heard, of Georgia, is a salesman In the Uouso—It a very polite and accommodating geutlemau, aud would Iw pleated to have his frlcudt from Georgia call, on visiting th* city. tep7—Sm L* MIRAN0E8' F8EN0H REMEDIES! Hava SaTtd nsoaiada all evur Xorepa 1 H AVING been for many yean the First Assistant at Professor La Mirandet’ Private Hospital In Paris, and having been induced to establish a branch in this country, Tam uow prepared to friruish his celebrated rviuoale* tor CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, d-e. Alto, th* Genuine Imported Vitella, Health’s Grand Restorer! The only eerialn core fbr a constitution shattered by the by C |mtap^enoed*phyt|?taus > . ^ “°‘ 1 * •"Wwith Address yunr communications to Dn, G, W. FKRNIKIi. . *55 West 47th Htreet, New York. Adtn* Gaant.—But U you give u* the lull history of enclosed!'’ * h ° cou,ulullou f** ol three dollars should bo Ladies may address a* In tail confident*, uovtf-ly