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. - - ~" «» ».' !•' I «’ II • (•■IK RURLKNHRINK ■I'llMW* "• ,lt * I’tmUHIIhD DAILY AND MKSBDIBV jabbd ibwin whitakeb. ATLAWTA.0i0HQI h. ^idnudilf Wov. >7, l»7« M SKROR OJtAftBB TO M DAMOBROUS WHBM BBABOM 18 LEFT FRO TO COMBAT rr. - —J!(#iw»s. ^ VOL. XIII. ATLANTA. GA.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 18G7. NO. 282. »mM« Memphis AniLisehe. k startling Bvem*—Armidl N.«r«. W.rol. «Wl«H**W «»< tk „ are UMNiri kf V«IM4 ItolM Ko**mn« lime a irrot d«l of dtMattetWtUra ha»r*f*ied among th* frwdmtn intliu neigh- ivrliood of Columbu*. MUelmlppl They had .uit work ud left the MU* white with cotton, .nd would not pluck* boll,the reneou glvon lor ,ucb action being U»»t their altar* of the crop would not pay thelf expense* for the yetr.owlug to the tax on the aUple, end the low price to which it had lalleo. aoon aa they refuted to wor k a* a matter of court*, they had to leave ,plantations, and give up their bootee to other laborer* who would work. They then took to ti,a wood* and commenced a eyetem of India- cHminate pilfering and stock killing. About two hundred of them have been ameinbled In i l,e neighborhood ol Coluinbut, Mltalatlpnl.alnc* the beginning ol the eleetlon, end had become k perfect nultanoe end terror totho neighbor- IkhkL At the reguetf of the dllion* e company ol United State* troop* had been etatlottcd nt Coluinbut for tht protection of the live* end property ot the people. When tht* bend of vag abondized negroee had axhauttad the country of everything that waa etealahlo, they determined to make a raid upon the town ot Columbus in full force. They were nil armed, and procuring rite and dram they marched Into town, demand ing bread. Not one ol them asked tor work , iney did not went that Bread waa ell their cry, and they were about commencing an indiacrim- inmate robbery, when the United States troops appeared on the ground, and disarmed them first and then dispersed them. The ringleaders were taken into custody.. What a scene of bloodshed uinl robbery we would have bad to relate had it i been for the fortonatepretence of the troops, „ c shudder to think ot. This It the flrtl attempt at a bread riot which ha* ever occurred in the Smith, but how long it will be until they become , mutton U take* no far-oeeing prophet to tell— The negroee all through the couutry are bvconi- mg most thoroughly demoralised under the caching* of the Radical hyenas, who counsel and incite them at every fence corner, to their nwn destruction. They now, positively, in many localities, refuse to work, will make no contracts with the planters, fully expecting a division ol the land* so long promised them by their Radi- cal leaders. Bands of from three to fifty are i naming through Miseltslppi in every direction, a terror and a nuisance, nos only to the planters, hut the Industrious of their own color. How long this state ol affairs can continue without scenes ot riot and bloodshed depends entirely upon the forbearance ot the white man. A spark may Ignite the train which will redden the Uoriaon with the blaze ot burning houses, and initiate a conflict between the races bloody and remorseless. From the National Intelligence!. The Great DeswoorMle Victory la the Em- l>lra state— MS# Democrat* Cost Ihe Lanreet Vote Ever Polled by My Patty, otficial returns from all the oouatlea give the l icmocrstio State ticket 872,892 votes, Ml ! the Helical State ticket 884,017 Votes, making a I lemocratic majority ot 49,862. The aggregate \ me in the State Is 097,908. This is much the largest vote ever cast when the election of a i inventor or a President was not Involved. In 1865, when Slocum end Barlow were can didate* for Secretary of State, Slocum received 72,763 votes, and Barlow 800,354 votes; Bar low's majority. 97,401. The comparison of this year's vote should be made with that ot 1865, when the election was lor the same class of State officers. It wid, therefore, be teen that the increased Democratic vote over 1805 it 101,1201 The in crease of tho Radical vote over J865 it 94,703. Comparingtbe vote of 1807 with the vote ol I860, when Hodmen and Fenton were candi dates for Qovernor, and we have a Democratic gain of 21,800; Radical loss, 43,298; net Demo cratic gain over 1800,08,058! The Urges! vote ever polled la this State was in 1804, when McClellan and Lincoln were can- didates for President. The aggregate vote that \.ar was 780,712. McClellan received 801,980, 'and Lincoln received 808,720. This was not only the largest vote ever cast, but each party «twwcd greater strength than had ever before turn exhibited. Thus it will be aeen that the Radical vote reached its height in 1804. The Democratic vote this year is 0,188 greater than the Radical vote of 1804, and it tbe larq KaT VOTE EVER POLLED BY ANY POLITICAL PaR- TY IS THE STATE! The figures demonstrate, say* die Albany Ar gus, the substantial character of the victory achieved by the Democracy 1 The State is Democratic to the core. The people have spo- ken in the most emphatic language, and they will repeat the verdict for a Democratic Presl dent in 1868! Attempted Murder is Auburn, N. V - The Auburn Adcertiner.of the 15thInst., says The most Intense excitement was caused iu this city Thursday afternoon by an attempt to murder Miss George Sternee, residing with her p trents in the Soulu block, Genoeses street.— Tin- would-be-murderer it a young man named Michael Sullivan, ot respectable appearance, who Imd formerly boarded with the family ol hit victim, and paid his addressee to the daughter, a girl of eighteen. On Thuredey afternoon he paid a visit to die family lor the alleged purpose of taking leave, purposing to start lor the West immediately. While thei Stearns and she her mother remaining m, on entering locked the door, and stepping h,i behind the unsuspecting girl drew a seven- hooter and fired a shot which pasaed downward •nut backward into the neck. She fell to the Hour with the shot, when be fired twomorethou striking her in the face and hand, lie again leveled the weapon, bat the mother having been alarmed by the reports bunt open the door and •■titered just in eeaton to strike up bla arm as the pistol was discharged, and grappling succeeded in disarming him, when as* MUoellanoou* Advertisemonta. OfiQGBBIBS AND PRODUCE. M iMooilnnooiiM Aitvertleemente, FALL TRADU OF 1U07. w. w. os anus. j. w. nveaen. CHAPMAN, RUCKER t CO., Whitehall Btpoot. JJAV1NG added another member and additional capl- lal to our lrm, we ere now extoetlvaly engaged In the Great Nevs-Uu Nm. KINS sons* DUNE Milt! Great Excitement nt the FRENCH BAZAAR! By E BLOCK, No. 4, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. T HE FRENcn FAMILY I* coming la a few days, with a Urge Mock, consisting of DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS tnd FARCY GOODS, CLOAKS and SHAWLS, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS tnd CAPS, READY-KADI CLOTHING. Ail of tho Lsitoot Importation I I hove tht honor to Invito every on*, big end small, solve. that Ih'u It positively A ONE Wholesale price# ten per cent, cheaper thee can Commission, Grocery and Produce Business! it In Charleston, with the execution of Domeettae " Tenants ere particularly re- 5* oe ted Conte'Thread.’ Country Met „ .. nestl'd to call and examine my stock of Dry Goods, W* WILL DIAL IN Bacon, Flour, E. BLOCK, i Vine De Parle," “A La 1 Laic of the firm, Block A Lyons, of Charleston, S. C. Corn, Lard Ooffoo, Sugar, Molaesoa A. Syrups And every article usually found In a drat-rUss Grocery Store, AT WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY (WTbe City and Country Tradeoff Invited to call and examine our stock before purchasing alatwheie. oeft—Ora JII8T RECEIVED. J CAR LOAD KINGSTON LIME, 50 barrels pure Proof Co-n Whisky, 23 tons Reid’s PhOrphlte, 10 ear loads Virginia Salt, LANGSTON, CRANE * HAMMOCK, Alabama Street, Atlanta, <ia. SACKS WANTED. 10000 SEC0ND ' nAND GUNNY SACKS, moon second hand Burlap Barks. LANGSTON, CRANE A HAMMOCK, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Produce. eovjji-c »| H. G . BEL Ia, HARTFORD, CONN. there he requested Miss i to pley the piano for him before parting, ; accordingly went with him to the parlor, tber remaining In the beck room. Sulli- 96th SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE. —o— TOTAL KsOtlBI PAIJD, &&1,271,972 57 JULY 1. 18 0 7. A88ET8: (At Marttt Value.) Cash on hand and in Bank $ SIS,880 30 Real Estate M8.S93 OT Mortgage Bonds 005,SS0 00 Bank Stock 1, *06,400 00 U. States, State and City Stock, and other Public Securities 1,004,306 SO GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, DEALER IN PROVISIONS t4,(l50,!«S 37 1 Lee. Liabilities, claim. not due and unad justed 377,0*16 40 | Net Asset. |4,373,300 81 J FIRE AMU INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS. t . %EUAgnurlea in all the principal cities and town, m the United dimes. • Application, for Insurance will be promptly attended ; OFFICE—With C. 1. Brown, on east aide of Whitehall | street, one door from Alabama. Jyt»-lawlv N. L. ANQ1ER, Agent. AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Below Roark’s Corner, WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GA. Atlanta Advortleomont* W. M. WILLIAMS k BRO, GEN ERAI. Oommlsslon Merchants, add Mama nt GBAXH, BAC0H, LARD, FLOUR, And ail otber article* In the Produce Hue AMCIBlIt, Liqvoai, TOBACCO, COTTON TARNS. Ac. OLD STAND, DECATUR ST ATLANTA, OA ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE QpHIMM HUNDRED BAR..ELS WHIBKY-all grades Also, BRANDIES, OIN, Ac., . Which we Oder to the trade on moat fovorable term*. I Southern Life Insurance Co. CHARI tltEP BY THE LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. CASH CAPITAL AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,000. 2ST EI8HTY PER OENT. OF THE PROFITS PAID TO P0LI0YH0LDER8 nEHPHN OFFICER*. SklF” PwWen *- BRANCH OFFICE. 7?&fc Pre * ld8nt '' fATLANTA, GA. LOUISVILLE OF FICBltS. C. n. SPENCER President. .1 vav i.iWneni'C Via>.P J. FRY LAWRENCE, Vice-President. A. G. HODGES, Treasurer. K. T. HOPKINS, Secreury. R. 0. SAM! F 8. DAVIS, Treasurer. | , BEN. HAY, &coretsry. J { D. C. O’KEEFE, Examining Surgeon, Atlanta, Os. A. R. Z. DAWSON, Gen'l Traveling Agent. FRANKER PERRIN,! General ent ' PP*Over J. T. Jenkins A Co.'s Drug Store, Whitehall Street. octt—I THE'NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, 1807, —AT— MRS. or. FRANK’S, w.h. williams a bro. | Decatur Street, Four Ooors Below Old Masonic Hall. LIME, LIME. W B ere sole Agent* for ROGERS' BIRD-EYE LIMB, which la anparior for all purposea to any Lime brought to this market. Parties wanting to purchase a guaranteed good and fresh article, will tad It to their in tenet to cau and see nt, or sand ns their ordara. W.M WILLIAMS A BRO IRON AND STEEL. rnWKNTY THOUSAND LBS. Round, Square, an* J. Flat iron and Steal. On hand and for sale by W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. FREBH~ PORK. W E are now neelvtag Flat Hogs, and are havlug j slaughtared dally to meet demand. Pcreous llv- : Inglntb* city will haaeppllad at lowei-t market rates with say number and aUe desired, by calling or sending tbetr ordsrs to our store. Orders from parties at point* no different Una* el Railroads leading from this place, promptly filled by Express or Freight, as per instructions, octt—8m W. M. WILLIAMS * BRO. F. CORK A, Whitehall Straat, West Sid* A few doors tram Alabama, adjoining Holbrook's Hat Emporium, ATLANTA, - - OROUOIA, j. j. prance. w t. wbxlim. chab. a. piarci. PEttOE, WHELE88 ft 00., j M & qq., COTTON FACTORS Cloinmlmmioii Morohants, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. with him Mftistance ar lug him, riveil end the polio* being eammoned, be wei arrested. On vitUing Sullivan at the jail till* morning, our reporter found Mm in a very de jected state of mind, and expressing eolkitude aa to the condition ot hie victim. He expressed a willingness to expatiate hit crime in case of its fatal result, and aid that his Intention bad been «<* shoot himself after killing her, at be was un willing that any other than nimtelf should pos- *ess her affections. The Habeas Corpus in the Case or Mai. M' Cardi.e !—The writ othubtat corpus granted by His Honor Judge Hill, of the United States < ourt, is returnable to-day. The prisoner, we 'inderatand, it to be conveyed to Jackson tbit morning, in obedience to the mandate; and the ' a«e will be Immediately taken op for haaring. This day, we venture to predict, will be held »* notable in the annalt of ithe Republic. For i be lira time in tbs history ot tho government, an individual hat been arretted, and UMaiccrated m a dungeon, for the expression of opinion.— 1 or the firit time, the Libeity of the Prea* hat been assailed. And, for (he lint time, a mere ■mljiary official hat felt hlmtelf clothed with mcIi dt-spoiic power at to authorise him to set ><f bold defiance every principle of Law, and * onstitutional Liberty, and to wreak hi* personal vengeance tor wind cannot be tortured into any thing more nor leta than personal insult/ f o the verdict of tho law, aa pronounced l»y J u ! Hill, we shall yield implicit retpecL We ' ■ ’ wer, and undhunayod _J whota proud jwivi- administer the law* of the United r •*« that they are vlodioatad, and ‘ I l ***fe of * citizen, under tho Constitution, preserved, . ^ * ut , wl ln » prevlou* ittue, wa shall observe fhfm I? "?* , r '“oence upon this euhieot, until bu*Zl of W Jud «* BilK- Vicks- j#~Htore tnd tell Cotton aud other Produce. Bagging { and Rope lomlghcd tt market pneet. __ sepT—«m j fatpcifant TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON, k, ATLANTA, GA., to BALTIMORE, via CHARLESTON, S. t . THE SPLKNDID SCREW STKAMIlll’S, FALCON, . . E. 0. REED, Commander. HP. A 0ULL,, V. P. DUTTON, OommawW. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, No. 155 Main St., - - - Louisville, Ky. Moan and French Confectioneries FANCY GROCERIES. Fine assortment of WINKS. COGNAC BRANDIES, LIQUORS BITTERS, CORDIALS, STRIPS, CHAMPAIGN 13 WINES, NATURAL FRUITS AND PRESERVES, Select variety of TE AS, SUGAR, COFFEE, CRACKERS, BUTTER, CHBKNE, ILt.US, DRY BEEF, SICE, MACARONI, VERMICELLI. Ac ORKEN FRUITS, Nats, Almonds, Raisons, Ac. Large assortment ol PIPES, Cigar*, Smoking Tobacco, Snnfl, Perfumery, Soaps, Fancy Articles, tc> I take pleasure In informing the citizen* of Atlanta and the Biirroumilng rnnntrv that Dtave returned from New York with s LARGE Mil WELL SELECTED STOCK Of MILLINER! GOODS Unequalled la Choice Variety and Cheapness, comprising the LATEST PA.HI8IA.N NOVELTIES. Also, Sitka, Velvets. Ribbons. Crapes, Laces, Motions, Baches, Blonds, Nets, Embroideries. Ornamonta, Fringes, French Flowere, Ostrich and Fsnoy Feather* In great variety. Dress Buttons, Nallheeds, and Trimming* of every deecriptlon. Also, a complete stock of I>rewa Goods, Fancy Good*, Balmoral and IIoop Skirt*. WOOLEN GOODS Id fcrwi variety. A most inperb stock of CLOAKS to all the most, fashionable do eigne. Particalar tttentloa la cnllod to my moat mouniticvut aaloction of Shawls, Sontags, Nubias, and Hoods of Every Description, Togtthar with a lange stock of ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOAKING*. MKT TONS, CLOTHS. *c., Ac _.SlI^claliT wnnid'I rail th* ettenttnn ot tbs Udlos to my moat bountiful scb'ctlon of T T ‘ u ’ NoTOltloio ' rail the attenttnn ol thetadlo* to my meat heantiful M."rtlou oT'HUMAN HAIR. 128 WATERFALLSi AO. The Novelties ol the season, a handsome variety ^srarticle* too numerous to mention. Ilavlngbooght my goods exclntlvely for cash, and since the hit* decline. I am confident that I can offer great Inducement*, and request you to examine my stock bofore purchasing elteuheie. Kemember the place, Axnvxoads octW—tlljants T AHSlMmiltt GLENN, WRIGHT & CARR, Ati Weekly, lyeer. MagU septa *t theeeutsr. Htgle sepiateBewfi left ni Ago* RATES OF ADVIRTUINO. Far eMkeqetra of to Heater less, for the filet teeer- tlon pl, end for each eubeequeet Ineerttoe B eeete. Special Notioee, ID cents per line first Insertion, end 10 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Advertliemsata Inserted at lntsrrsla to be charged a* new each Insertion. Advertliamiuta ordered to remain on any particular page, to be charged aa new each Insertion. e The money for advertising considered dne after first. Insertion. All commnulcatfoas or letten on business intended for title oKc* should bo addressed to "Tnn Avtana lim- Lioincxn." JARED IRWIN WHITAKRB, Proprietor. tn*t, untweti by now by bayonets, tho indlrldunl i « i» to administer tho ! DUtrU? N tK ? AND H>*TB FOR lUFAMY.—Ord, Of of Co?L*i°'n’ ? r,ert «d the Iriesdt find wUllvce MIsISmImi r ,b ? rt . A -I* 1 ® o> Hte lOtli \ K,ifc„ri h, ‘ 0r<1 uof, iiyene-llko, de- ultnoat u brfll ,l! °n l *J # Ofd It nnou the aim* who vslleetly broke ^ri Sydney Joharon. The •ippl will no So,??. tbou ‘ 10 »-° ro hU In MM*- ss£ggg»raars Oi'large earn lag cajmctiy, iibikiug aveiaev trip* of 55 to CO linura, luavc CltuiU'si.m oui e a work f *r H.tlituiui'*-, nitd oHi r mtpprlor fiuitilio* for tltraueh froitrbu «<■ umi from ilrnt |«>rL Annns>« COURTENAY & TRENHOLM, Shipping anti Coin mission Merchants, Union Wharves, Charleston, i>. C. Oil, M0&DS0AI * CO., Agents, lUmu'diK, Mu. novt6-«*weai HAVE ON HAND AND FOR 8ALE: 41 DDLS I’l'GU’S BOUKBOV COUNTY WHISKY- 5 years old, 200 BULB MILLER 8 WHISKY, I 20i) BBLH MATTINGLY WHISKY, 200 BBLH MrBRAYER’S WHISKY, Hi 10 IIULS SIMPSON’S BOURBON, 7.3 BBLH DIADEM WHISKY, i 5.) BBLH PEARL WHISKY,' ,5 BBL8 OLD KY. WHISKY, 73 BBLS OLD YA RYE. 50 BBLS MOUNTAIN DEW RYE. | oc3i—tin ^ _ ! EVERY KIND OF j PLANTATION MACHINERY, BNMINKS HORSE POWERS, OBIBT V1ILI.M, AGRICULTURAL, IMFLEMENTI Of every de.rrlptbin In More, tnd for isle at the lowest ri'to«, l>y angvt—im New York City. PBATTE, EDWAKDS & CO., Commission Mercnants, Forsyth Rtroet, Atlanta, Oa. JN STORE AND TO ARRIVE: 30000 pounde Clear Bidet, 10000 pound* Clear Rib Bides, 6000 pound* Shoulders, 35 barrels Lard, 14000 pounds Arrow Cotton Tie, 60 places Kentucky Bagging. 300 coll. Rope, 60 barrel. Roaendal* Cement, 60 barrel. LoutevtU* Cement, .300 bag* Whit* Corn, >0 barrel* Older Vinegar, Uaat Flow*, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac. All cash order* promptly filled. Consignments soli- PRATTE, EDWARDS * CO_ WAILEY’S Don’t Wish Another Week Without Buying —THE— 6REATE8T WONDER OF THE A8E! HALL'S UN1VKRHAL, WA8HING MACHINE!! SPECIAL NOTICE TO TBB LADIES. I T baa long been Mt and acknowledged that n Wa.hing Machine would yet be invented that would be elm- B le, cheep, and more effective than auy of the Mecbluea eretoforo offered to tbe public. Such a Machine le now offered without fear of competition. let. One women will do more with a Machine than •tu can do without It. It will we.b five dirty eblrt. ■ Including wristband* and collars) perfectly dean ln from fonr to eight minutes—this we guarantee, or no sale. 3d. It require* no skill to operate It, ae a girl IS jrcare old bat washed (ln Atlanta) FOUR DOZEN PIECES IN ONE BOUBI 3d. It take* at leaat one third lees soap, and win pay for Itaalf every year In the taring of clothing, aa it act* •o delicately on the fabric* that bank bills can be washed without breaking—something no other machine can do. We manufacture these Machine! Iu this place,and ehall ■ell them at TEN DOLLARS, the tame pries they ere sold for in New York. Thera i. no Washing Machine on the market that can be bought for even twice the money, tnd no Machine that will com pet* with It la the performance of lie wor . These MacUncs are oe exhibition In tiil. city, at the ■tore of JOHNSON * ECHOLS.'Whitehall elract. Ma. BENTLY ovn. tht Patent Right for this remarkable Machine la all the Southern States. Liberal iadnetmset. will be offered to gtotleaen desiring the exclusive rigb« to tell thee* Machines In counties and districts, or State, Call on, or address, D. 8. BKNTLY * CO., Rome, Gft* WAny on* Infringing upon tbit Patent Right will bt prosecuted according to law, and any one giving Informa lion of tbe aame, win be liberally rewarded. A Great Labor-Saving MaeMae. trial and nae, feat, la consideration of Its cheapness, ’ durability of the Machine th. rase and qnteknos* of > lion, the .mall amount or roap required, and the pro tionof th* clothes, would recommend It .to* generous public. jMfeiLE.BA. msasr* th* first “Ball's PatentlunLrmuaf Viahtag to Atlanta, and am new nelag It to my n, end recommend it to ell tea great tine. Mbs. CYNTHIA 85CE. , MRECTWXt TOR USB. Let the Machine down into a ooeunon wash tub, by cutting notchea Into the aides, for thaionrnals to rest In, until it comes within on* Inch or tbe bottom ofth* rob: Ull with hot water until the water coven the pebble* in the machine two Incbee: wet tbe clothes In arena water, tit I* better to eoak clothe* over night,) then rnb a Ittue eoit soap on all tbe dirty place*; thou put the clothes into the machlno with the pebbles, and alway.dll the ma chine ball lull of clothes, shaking them outs, they are put lu i then clone up ttie duur ana turn the crank fruiu three to five minutes, keeping a .low, steady motion uu- Ml the dirt laout; then rnu through a wringer: then boil e. usual; then put the clothes back Into the machine with the iul> lull ot cold water; give the machine eight or ten turns tnd yonr clothe* are ready for the bluing water, aud Iheu lung oat to dry. Never turn the machine when empty of clothes, aa It hreaka the stone.-. If any of the pebble* become broken, pick them out. For sale by JOHNSON A ECHOLS, _t”«y6—ttljanl Whitehall Street, Atlanta. G*. 9100 FOR lO CENTS. tho mu- pro tec- O NLY a few more subsetibetsure requite*! to Injure the speedy lain* of the Orm Iiuibtrated Paper, THE WEEKLY PRESS, ■nd appeal tin value will far trauacend that public*. THE PltEMM died. _a*pl8—8m_ Self-Fnetenlng, Wrought Xron BUCKLE TIE! FOB COTTON BALER, dec. Manufactured and for * ale by :s. B. LOW, Vulcan works, CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE. Mannikrtnrer* of all kind, of Bar and Plantation Iron, Car Md Bridge Bolt., Car Arie., Ac. Above Tie and Iron for sale by MoNAUQHT, ORMOND A CO., oe**—1m Agent* for the Mannfactnrer*. A Cough, a Cold, or a Sore Throat, Irritation of U* Lung*, • Permanent Threat DU****, or CoMunption, t* often th* mult BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES msfi Throat Ditsssts, TrodM* era need with t JOHN. B. FULLER, 47 DEY STREET, New York City, MANCrAUTDBEB AMD DgUU Dt PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS, FROM 2 TO 250 II0R8B POWER. Moat approved Circular and Upright fiew MlUkOriat MUl*. »ax*r MlUt, and oil ktod.orMtahi* ufFmata- tlas Machinery on bend and boltt to order. jKKTiSiafcauGWBsar" Mr Machinery and Railroad eopplloa In store, *• •kipped tt the lowest ratne negtl *m COTTON YARNS. w*ar»s,ter,‘.r ‘ Mor,m “ , °' Covington and Steadman Cotton Xilla, AT WMOLtBALE ONLY. I^Ordsn fillMl at Factory prices. STEADMAN * SIMMONS, Marietmetreet. Atiente, Oe. ATTENTION PAMILIK8 I JUST reedvei a foil aaaortmeet of choice FAMILY QROUHtlSH, KAUOES, JAM FICKUfi, *nd I In EarretA OTSTERB. LOBSTERS, SALMON, MACARONI, vMimmj.i SAOO TOPIOCA, AREOW ROOT, CHEESE, CHAOURS, BUTTER, TEAS, COFFEES, COTTON FACTORS, Storage and Commission Merchants, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Will bo an ambodim.nt of the spirit of tho age. Bach dapartmsatwlU sparkle with thegehl moet eminent writer, of the day. An day. ORIGINAL RRRIAL STORY Of tim mod brilliant character will bo commenced tn the first number. THE ILLUSTRATIONS Will be entirely origin*!, and of tbe amt attractive styl expense and labor Involved In thlt onterpri. necessary that w* should start with an RNOR1WOCS CIRCULATION. SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD. ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE UF DRAYAGE. OUB OOTTON WAREHOUSE I. of large capacity, thoroughly FIRE-PROOF, and our facllltl.* for handling COTTON uneqiwled ty any In the somb. We win store and Sell Here, or tblp from this or any other point, to > this . 110,000. In »um« of (100, will bo distributed through the df** edition. To every given number of paper* (J00 wUlbeeiletted. Every copy of the PKK84 will been doeod In aetpnt wrapper, mi that tbe paper* containing tha greenbacks will not be known by their external ep- ^•ranoe. and dl|urdja»*ra will have an eqnal ckanco BraTdM the tooofiu*,' orders will be enclosed In cer- of the*- w* Shall dots follows: tain copl.s < BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, RALTimORE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, or LIVERPOOL, As- .Maklug WL1BEHAL CASH AIIVANCEH.JJ when dc.lred r&ZSUXyiSSFWfr OOYTOJT can bo shipped to this place nuUor bill ol lading, by calling upon _ r Collectorat point of shipment, wltboutpre-payment of Revenue Tar. * 1 » m * klni '" , * n 1 “« ,otta, “ Cot,ou M * rke »- w, » h hip Cotton in Any Direction WK SELL THE REST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also, Baggio?, Rope, and Sweet’s Patent Iron Tie, tbe Best in Use. Portable Cirlai Mill*, SHUT MACniNRS, for Hand, lloi-ae, it ml Ntnam Power, TURKISH WATER-WHEELS, HICKS' 8TKAM EXCUSES AND BOILERS We Receive aud Sell ou Commission*, all kind, of PRODUCE and PROVISIONS: Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Salt, &c., 5cc. Our facilities for Storing and Selling HAY are umnrptu.ed. LIQUORS AND TOBACCO IN’ LIRQE SUPPLY Of Variona brand* and qnalitiet. Agent* for the tale ol PLOWS, and other Farming Implemtat*. Ofrrtc end Alsbcma LIME, and Georgia ROOFING SLATE. Will bo plaaa*. to dUord*ra tor COTTON GOODS or other Marchsndl**. GLENN, i edition for the following GIFTS> 6 Grand Pianos (Stolnway'a,) value..., , (Chlckaring.,) value l Carriage, 10 Gold Wa >, from C. Witty’* Repository. naoa. ..(MO .. VII .. 600 .. 150 wLndyfoooidwarohii::::::;::.i” to American SUvor Watches 75 5 Mitfc Bom 45 6 Elliptic lAdMtitch fiewing' Machines!!.'!!!!!.'!.' 60 5 $ •0 Photograph Albums jo I» balance to conelet of Accordeont, Tea Beta, BUvtr- vyVj Au- Mo dollar Jewriry-no gilt worth lu. thou THE PRESS trill bo mailed to any address npon tho W“ T “ wi “ e * tor $1 ' Addreu, STUART AGO., nov3—lm No. (1 Bra.d»nSSSfa. M0KB8SON Ac ROBBIES. Imported and Wholesale Dealer* la DRUGS, MEDICINES, Druggists’ Faney Goods, &o., &o., •1 u< St Villen St., Nnw York. U MIIMUCT' FiaWIH REMEMit 1 ■cmtaenMNSUMtiMi ■■