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All coiomnnlcations or letters on business intended for this office should be addressed to "Thb Atlanta Intel- LiacNCKH.” JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Proprietor. THE ATLANTA DAILY AND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. The Proprietor of these two publications embraces the present opportunity of addressing ii few words to those of his friends who have been constant in the countenance and support they have given to the one or the other of them, and to those throughout the State who, now that Atlanta baa beeome “The Capital,” will look to it as the ceuter from whence political intelli gence, in all matters concerning Georgia, will henceforth radiate. To the former he returns his thanks lor the generous patronage they have hitherto extended to both the “Daily and Weekly Intelligencer;” while to the latter, lie oilers both as mediums through the columns of which the latest news ot the day appears, rite rights of the States under the Constitution, and the rights of the white race, the possessors of the soil, and the proper guardians of their in terests and their honor, advocated. Coeval almost with the existence of Atlanta as an incorporated city, the “Weekly Intelli gencer” was established. This publication has now completed its XX volume, and has the largest circulation ot any similar publication in Northern Georgia. The rapid growth of At lanta, its commercial and other enterprizes, soon demanded a daily journal, when the “Daily In telligencer” was established which has now nearly completed its XIV volume, and which has beeome (as well as the “Weekly”) an es tablished institution ot this rapidly growing city, asserting now a larger circulation in upper Geor gia tbau any paper in the State. With its days of prosperity, the “Intelli gencer” has had its days cf adversity. De stroyed by Fire, it soon rose from its ashes ; driven lrora Atlanta by the advance ot Sher- mnu’s hosts upon it, it still at a distant point coutended lor the ‘ Lost Cause” at a pecuniary sacrifice on the part ot its Proprietor which swallowed up all of its previous emoluments; then came its return to,and re-establishment in At lanta at a heavy outlay; and then came “Order 49” of Gen. Pope which cut ofl lor many months all its most important resources; but still it lives, having maintained its honor, sacrificing no prin ciple amid all the temptations by which it has been surrounded. To-daj 7 , it is, what it has ever been, a Democratic Journal, true to Georgia, faithful to her every interest, and to that of the white race within her broad limits. Come what may, the Intelligencer will never die. As rolling years may move, and Nature demands change as her order, still will the Intelligen cer be oue ot Atlanta’s institutions; and still it is hoped it will continue to be the advocate ot good government, earnest in maintaining the right against the wrong. As the Legislature will in a day or two convene in ibis city, the Proprietor takes the occasion ot ofleriug the Daily or Weekly Intelligencer to the public as a medium through which they will receive talthful aud ex tended reports of its proceedings. A competent .Reporter has been engaged to perform that service. This additional feature of the paper iuvolviug as it will additional expense, justifies an appeal to that portion ot the public whose political sentiments are in accordance with the Intelligencer; and to advertisers who desire to reach the largest number ot readers ; to favor it with their patronage. Send up your subscrip tions, and send in your advertisements. Never was there a more auspicious time tor Atlanta business men to advertise than the preseut; and never was there a crisis upon the State or coun- iry so momentous as that which is upon it now. The action oi the Legislature of the State so soon to be in session ; the action of the National Democratic Convention so soon to assemble in New York ; the Presideuli&l canvass to tollow ; all combined, makes the newspaper absolutely necessary to every intelligent man, and a good democratic paper from Atlanta, it seems, to every Georgian who can read. Bend then, lor the “Intelligencer !” It will do good service, in the good cause. To those who are indebted to the “ IntellF gencer”—and there are hundreds who are—the Proprietor would say a word. The publica tion of a newspaper demands cash. Nothing consumed in it cau be obtained on credit. The labor employed in every department must be promptly paid for. lie appeals, then, to those who are upon the books, U> settle up their dues. Every little helps. Early remittances will be gratelully received. COTTON FACTORS, Storage and Commission Merchants, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. SITUATED ALONG SIDE THE RAILROAD, ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SHIP FREE OF I>RAVAGE. OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE Ib of large capacity, thoroughly FIRR-PBOOF,^ our faculties for handling COTTON unequaled fcy any in the South. We will StOrO and soil HttrO, or ehlp from this or any desired point. WE RECEIVE AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS CORN, OATS; WHEAT, FLOUR, BACON, LARD, SALT\ &c. WE HAVE AMPLE STORAGE ROOM FOR HAY situated as not to enhance or vitiate Insurance. We Always Insure, unless Otherwise Instructed. WE SELL, ALSO, BAGGING, ROPE, IEOH TIES, PORTABLE GRIST HILLS (FOR HORSE OR STEAM POWER.) SMUT MACHINES, TURBINE WATER-WHEELS, AND BRAN DUSTERS. £fiedda> Qddz.j ^decemder Yt?j * ©d^eddt*. Qd^c^^ude Cp QdJdzwta, pfia. • mt/emen .• Qdfier coTref^ndence u*td Q/fet* <fiord, ^dt/adefidta } ana ^Madomote dooded, oert Qdoccety da* determined to ytve you tde order fir art tde <^avet=2ddated ^f/ate tadted tee tetdd to confier ad filemtamd. <ddded/o?i <S7oomei, (ddectetaty (ffiadt Qddzdama Qdpncadturad (dfiatt. ty redfiey je24— lm* WX. X. WILLIAMS. THOS. H. WILLIAMS. I. I. WILLIAMS & BBO GROCERS —AND— Commission Merchants OLD STAND, DECATUR STREET, - - ATLANTA, GJ K EEP CONSTANTLY IN STORE a large stock of epectfully solicit an Inspection of our stock by buyers before making their purchases. We make cash pur chases ; therefore get goods on the best terms, and are content with VERY SMALL PROFITS. We are now receiving a well assorted stock of SOLE AGENTS lor AVERY’S and DODGE’S IMPROVED PLOWS I FAMILY GROCERIES EMBRACING Coffee of all grades, Sugars, Teas, Spices, Peppers, Cheese, Fish, Tobacco, Cigars, And all other articles to be found in a first-class Grocery Honse. W. M. WILLIAMS & BRO. VINEGAR ~AND WINE. W HITE WINE VINEGAR, Pure Cider Vinegar, Ma deira Wine for cooking purposes. W. M. WILLIAMS & BRO. POPLAR LOG WHISKY. T HE PURE POPLAR LOG WHISKY, as originally introduced by us. A good supply constantly on band, and sold only by as, nnless purchased from us. W. M. WILLIAMS A HUO. limeTlihie. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Georgia and Alabama Lime, and Georgia Roofinng Slate, And will Fill Orders for COTTON G-OODS or other Merchandise. | “ a n r ^ et - a good supply fresh from kirns constantly on W E are sole Agents for Bogers’ Bird's-Eye Lime. The best Lime for all purposes brought to this W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. BACON, BACON. 1mf E have now in store and on sale— If 75,000 lbs choice Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams; Lard, best Leaf, tierces and kegs. maylS—am W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO. 1868. Summer Arrangement. FABMEBS, GABDENEI18, AND FRUIT-GBOWEB8. FLOUR. OF R.A.W BONES! HADE BY TUB OAKLEY MILLS MANUFACTURIN0 COMPANY, MARIETTA, GEORGIA. FLOUR OF RAW BONE is the cheapest, most reliable, and most powerful fertiliser in the market. The very beat Suuer-PhosDliates are indebted almost entirely to the bone they contain for iheir virtues, but are more than halt made up of other materials, many of them utterly worthless, while it is a generally admitted fact that most of the Guanos in the market are very largely adulterated. T'l.a imnori'pct condition in which bone has been necessarily need heretofore, by reason of the impossibility of reducimr it m fine nowder, has been a serions drawback to its use and value. Now, however, this difficulty is ef fectually overcome, by a recent application of machinery which reuuces raw bone to the condition of flour. The value of Raw Done is thus increased fully one hundred per cent., making it as rapid in its action as dis solved bone and much more durable. Raw Done is one-third organic animal matter, yielding upon decomposi tion forir and one-half per cent, ammonia. The rapid decomposition set up by reason of the minute division of mirtidea disene-acee its earthly phosphat. s, rendering it immediately effective. P YVewarrant our Flour oi Raw Done to be perfectly pure, ana will give absolute guarantees to that effect. Th.s article hastens the ripening ol all crops; it gives strength to the stalk and weight to the grain; it promotes the 1-rnwth alld health of treesrand improves the flavor of fruit; it does not exhaust, but permanently improves and Btrenethcns the soil In dry seasons it is well known that the use of Peruvian Guauo is minous to crops, while the Fiour of Raw Bone can be used with the same advantage in dry seasons as in wet. per centf 1 Pho^hat^of 6 Lirnef and 88 per centf animal matter, yielding 4.54 per cent. Amironi'a—more than double I Louisville, Cincinnati, or Miaiajolis. ^sraasiaMsarSRaa--^ 1 TO THE NORTH AND EAST, -VIA— GUANO! GUANO! No. 1 Peruvian Guano Per ton of-2,000 lbs. in bags, $93 001 Soluble Phoapho-Peruvian Guano, 1 Per ton of 2,000 lbs. in bags, 70 00 (Ammouiuted with No. 1 Peruvian) J * Ammoniated Soluble Pacific Guano, l Per ton of 2,000 lbs. In bags or barrels, 65 00 (Ammoniated with animal matter; f 0 ’ Baker’s and Jarvie’Island, (South Pacific, j. Per ton o| 3,000 lbs. in bags or barrels, 50 00 best Phospnauc) Guanos. i Bolivian, (.rich South Pacific,) do Per ton of 2,000 lbs. in bags or barrels, 53 00 Also Lo wOT Grades^ Phoepbatic, J. Per ton of 2,000 lbe. In bags or barrels, 30 00 to 85 00 Also Ground Land Piaster (Gypsum,) Per barrel, 2 50 S„ pH » g j as O w g * 5 £ cs Ojgjs to .5 -4 o ,& Chemicals! OIST HAND, AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF THE LARGEST Pure Drugs & Medicines, PAINTS, OILS A DYESTUFFS, and Patty, Foreign and American Perfumeries, Soaps, and Fancy Goods! All the POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, and everything usually found in a first class Drug House 1 OFFERED L O W FOR CASH! ‘Rich, Pure, “Arctic” SODA WATER, and SARATOGA SPRING WATER, on draught. ‘ PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at all honra, night and day. mayl2—c REDWINE A FOX, Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, Atlanta, Georgia. DRY COOPS. Spring and Summer Dry Goods AT A GREAT REDUCTION I JOHN M. GAN NON, CORNER WHITEHALL and HUNTER STREETS, ATLANTA A nnounces to his friends and the public th^t he will, on wednspay june 3d Hark down hfa entire etock, which 1b extensive and well selected, at greatly redact’d prices in order to make room for hie MID-SUMMER STOCK, which he intends purchasing m a few days. Passengers by this Route have Choice of TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES —TO— NEW YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. _ . ,,, .. , . . ... . „ . , T I This is the grand opportunity for consumers of Dry Goods to procure supplies at the lowest nrices and lu. re - Passengert holding tickets by this route to New [ the pleasure of selecting from a splendid block, which has been well ho u tin and caicfuilv selected bv un tut York, Philadelphia, or Daltimore, can visit Washington ; rienced buyer. tVY* Customers will please remember that my TltBWs Ann cash j i 1 without extra charge. ' GEEAT BARGAIN SI Particular Attention to Called to ttae Above mentioned SOLUBLE PHOSPHO-PERUYIAN, —AND— illOHIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC BEANOS which are rich compounds of the highest grades of South Pacific Phosphatic (“ Baker’s Island ” and “Bolivian,”) CUANOS, ANNALYZINC 65 AND80 PER CENT. BONE PHOSPHATE, Rendered soluble, and yieidicg SO to 35 per cent, phosphoric acid, ammoniated wdth No. 1 Peruvian Guano, and with animal matter, making most concentrated and prolific lertilizers; combining the chief mineral constituents of all vegetation, and adapted as nearly as possible to all soils and crops, having been thoroughly tested by prac tical and scientific larmera and planters, upon Cotton. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, and Vegetables oi all kmde, with great success, lor which the highest testimonials have been received. “ For sale in burs and barrels, in quantities to suit purchasers, by JOHN S. SAROY, Importer and Manufacturer, 68 South street, comer Wall, NEW YORK. General Depots for Georgia at Savannah, and. Charleston.. Apply to GLENN, WRIGHT & CARR, er For further Particulars send for Pamphlet. Atlanta agents. jan80—c PARE SAME AS via KNOXVILLE or AUGUSTA TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA Daily at 8.15 a-m. and 7 p. m.. Terms for Ute Presidential Campaign. Daily Intelligencer, from July 1st to Xovember loth $3 00 Subscribers by the month will be charged. 1 00 IV eekly Intelligencer, from July 1 to November 15 1 00 Address “ Intelligencer Office.” Jared L Whitaker, Proprietor. Atlanta, July 1,1868. 8TF AM COTTON COMPRESS ! T HE GEORGIA COTTON COMPRESS CO. haying placed oue of their superior Compressing Machines in our Warehouse, in connection with the railroad track, we would now invite atieLtion of Shippers or Cotton to the advantages secured by compreeament, and would say wc lire now ready. costs less to transport it, is lees liable to be robbed, aud consequently no loss may be expected in the weight; less liable to bum, and more easily handled. Cotton shipped from any point, with or without through bills of lading, to New York, or elsewhere, will be received, compressed, and shipped, free of drayage. Bills of lading attended to as ordered. We will charge, tor the present, on y 75 cents per bale for compressing, which divides prattle with shippers. S. B. HOBSON will superintend, and parties may rest assured of energy and dispatch in this business. We refer to letters below, from New York, in regard New Yoke, December 5,1867. Messrs. Quant, Whisht A Cams : girt: There is no objection to compressed cotton; on the contrary, it brings a fraction more than uncompress ed, the freight to LivetpooFbeing jfd leas. [Signed! ° U ”aWy’SR, WALLACE A CO. Other large cotton dealers with whom we correspond advises to have ail the cotton shipped there compressed as it coot* lees to transport it, and is not robbed on the way, and sells for more in New York. declQ—3m GLENN, WRIGHT * CARR. FAS3MAN’S ALLIGATOR IRON COTTON TIE! T HESE TIES are made of the best ENGLISH DION, and painted to prevent rest. A WROUGHT IRON BUCKLe. is fastened to one end of the boon, and in bal ing cotton it is only necessary to insert the other end down through the teeth of the buckle, when it imm-. di- ateiy and immovably fastens. They are fully guaranteed and any breakage ol imper fect iron made good on proper representation. This Buckle is invariably admitted a superior oue. We are determur d the iron shall be as guaranteed. CHAMBERS & LATTING, Gen'I Agents, New Orleans, La. GLENN, WRIGHT A CARR, dec7— Atlanta, Georgia. After arrival of all Southern trains, and make close connections to above named cities. Eff - Check Baggage to Louisville, and it will be re-checked to destination on Trains of Louisville aud Nashville Railroad before arrival at Louisville MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Ample Time for Meals at Good Hotels. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE. Tickets by this Route for sale at CENERAL TICKET OFFICE, Atlanta. Tie Greet (toil oet Sale of Is Mapitot "Will Commence Wednesday-, June 3d. COME AND SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS THAT WILL BE OFFERED^ POSITIVELY ONE ^RICE ONLY! This old motto of mine Is so strictly carried out, and to such au adventsge to buyers. tLat it is gecerailj clu- ceded to be the only correct principle or doing businces. If buyers win only reflect, they will ccituiniy come to iLe conclusion that ill. u> their advantage to puiuLa. e their supplies idurduu. ittti oi_e j lice. i.cu UNL J DILL ONLY. It is a well-known lact, that there is no prottetieu to the buyer m any business houce where iLcic m more than oue price turned Gr Goods. J UST? RECEIVED A SPLENDID LINE OF DRESS GOODS, Consisting in part ot Bilks, Grenadines, t optins, Mozambique*, obauies, Jbareges, Lenus, uionairs, ate. JUST RECEIVED A FULL. LINE OF PLAID AND PLAIN WHITE SWISS, Jac’t and Nainsook Muslins, white and colored Tarlatans, Ac. TUST RECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF tl U Mniiu, napkins, Towels, Handkerchief, Crust*, Ac. TUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL tP BKAUTB—aL sizes aud qualities. IRISH LINENS, Tabic Linens, Marsaiilea LINE OF LADIES* AND BUSSES’ HOOP TUST RECEIVED SO BOZEN OF THE CELEBRATED CINDER ALL A SKI Hi, J A new patent, eonstaere^ oy competent judges to he the finest ever made. It is a peiiect model, fail utu examine it. may*—d3m JOHN B. PECK, Master of Transportation, W. A A. B. R. TO THE AFFLICTED! D R. J. LASETiSK’S CELEBRATED COMPOUND RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA SPECIFIC 1— This is no humbug, it has been successfully nsed for the above diseases for the last 25 years. Certificates of the most prominent citizens could be procured, but this is thought unnecessary. It must stand or fall upon its own merit. Price, $1 per bottle, by may26—3m Pat no at wholesale and retail, SWANSON A BOYKIN, Whitehall Street. A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOL?, and ylei LINE OP SILK LINEN, AND PALM J UST RECEIVED — —- black and broWu son limbrelias, of the newest styles and best maaes. TUST . RECEIVED (I LEAF FANE. BEAUTIFUL AM Cravats. EXTENSIVE Biot* OF HOSIERV, GLOVES, HAND- INGfi, , CASKS AND DALES OF PRINTS, tMuibufgv, Tickings, Piaid and striped Homespun. LINE OF BROADCLOTH, CAS81MEBES, Linen Lucks, cottouaUes, Ac. SHIRTINGS, SHEET- S HOWMEN can always be supplied at this Offlc* With Posters, Streamers, Ac., at reasonable rates | Ampngst Ssystuik may Hr tan nil rrrrj-TNnf ti—‘"r F* *" * flrst-ciass Dry Goods Store, at the very lowest prices. In ondusion, I respectfully invite every person in wantof Dry Loud* to call aud examine it before pure.uni g elsewhere,'and, fa titis connection, will state that all customers will oe waited on by gentlemen wi.o understuLu their business. All the novelties of the season now open tor tne inspection of the public. 1 wish it distinctly un derstood tll * t I do mi. resort to the trick of selling a leading article at a sacrifice, and charge double pi ice fur other VOOdt, the ritine of wMch the public is not acquainted with. Every article must seU Itself in my store. Any goods that do not come fully np to representation can be returned and the money will be refunded, june3—la