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NEW SERIES, VOL. I- THE DAILY EXAMINER. ATL^N'^ july 26 ' 185 ’'' • Anecdote of Harrison Grey Otis. On a cold, rainy Sunday morning in Octo« beir, teveral years ago, Hon. H. 0. Otis found bimstif travelling through the State of Con necticut. An importaut case was to be ar gued by him, on the next Monday morning, in Boston, and he had started from New York on the previous Saturday and lie had rode aiTnight iu order to “meet his legal engage ment. After he had finished Ids breakfast at Ida betel, and was about proceeding "o his way, bo was informed that it would be perlectly uaeles* to uttoinpt to drive through tlv Slate, aa he would certainly be stopped by the lynx- . eyed “tiding man." C'onnectientt was ol old a verypious State, j ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY A 0 COMBAT IT."—JEFKEIi.SO ■ G. JULY 'J.'i. Ai 1IBER 12. tion of a company to parry ont the enterprise proposed. Tbe Cuban government lias made the ne- j cessary concession, and the ratiQcatio n of tbe I home government is only needed to warrant the commencement of the work, which will re-1 quire but six mouths for its completion. We | understand that the requisite funds are already provided. The Magnetic Telegraph Company propose : to furnish an independent line for all through | Culm business to this city. The consummation of a plan of this character would prove of in calculable benefit to commeiee—Augusta Com/ilulianalUl. PRINTING Friends in Need.—-A correspondent of tbe I.umpkln Plaindeale- states that Col. Hknry I. Tavi.or,of Guthliert, Georgia,bus ifeent ly generously given to Andrew Female Col lege, of Cutbbert, six thousand dollars and , that others among the noble spirits of the and her rigid laws against Iran bug on l ie gan|? j ow|( h ft v« contributed liberally, and en- i tirely relieved the College of all its pecuniary enibnrrasmouts, and that, it is now iu u corali- A T T If E EX AMINER Unil-Rooft ^ iti] ilbnrrti sminitn. jJrofessioMi &aviM ifeorehi Railroad & Banklu ,1' ... gi ' . .. , Company. Npi'ill!!,’ (l^OdS ! T V Aranr* ru A.nsn GEORGE Vtt IV I Milt... F»re;$5.f>0 ; >E,'Hu|«rinten.ler,i "■fiiRNIVli i \, e* Leaves Atlanta, daily ,• I Armen at Auguste, at . Leaves Auguata.daiJv.Mi- Atiivct e' At'iUit.i, at rvrNf.o p* . Ie-ai. Atlanta, .laity, at. Arrive. si Ingti'ts, a> i AebtUsta, J.i.' , e i’t ,t \ttante ,,i ttvs rim-. Sabbath have made her puritanic morality torious. But Mr. Otis was inclined to try hie threwdness against the anti-Sabbath ir. A M bo P M oo \ M Ml' J! :ro r si •Hi \ ,t Jl'ST OPENED \NF) ready for sale M V SUPPLY Gf HP rim; <;r, I„nv complete, and t * uU |,| rI . Ifjrit. |lie tj Hefid** my u.-UAf i Hardware, [ A.UAK & I.OCIIK V.\K— .47 fTOHMBs A I I! 0. I,AMAR. July i», 1*57 I. 4 IV-Macon,Geurgii A. LOCftKAKt ■Gwtf A. iVr: TFavc u DRY 1 >Ii? -tlilC 1 ♦*•»! n »J j- Matilettf ■ rpUHfrnprta . tiOu to dispense its blessings under the man - ! *■•*» execute breaking officer. Accordingly lie went to t ie a g emtn t 0 f n full corps til competent tenders ! ■'fSpjItjAjjkMl fJ/VlffiCjYJ ! I-*- office of a friendly barrister in tbe town where : ^ a „ da J tere , t sonth-wesrern ^' 4 ha breakfasted, and asked of him the favor o Ueor({itt . This will be gratifying intelligence . ft loan of his copy of tbe Revised Statute* of * t 0 t ^ 0 numeroQd denomination of Chris liana j * the State until he should be clearly beyond noder whose fostering care and patronage ! aftbsili irtaat powlt: this e icellent institution was gotten up. a — a. jw - s| Crawf-rdrilfe Camming, (u.n.t IM » % a . . . re«l 1 ‘! Thom .ii, ! iJearing, ..• . I Vi lluls ant ..I | [ IDricITi 1 Bel Ai, T.-,r .1 fl! •S. rriceaiile nrai y*j j Angusla, 131 IfO.MKSTKS, A ul if..*ry othe r artJcK I mitt in 4 ouncrhuii .m it i 4 fhC bnsiiA-Tt. in short, my h ('.i r line nd th# . .‘IlJi. iki A 11m annah ■ ill be .. I all arid flock l1 Groceries, n«J >1110 Bi le ■ li« GOODS, -Itt.Sj in rx.tfi.ji • • xj-rr ’% Arrd t l-rr“ tr.'rrk nt and Mantillas : .mend *•: h ’ m « LAW . Rtng%;hi, t! oyw.v.r. practice 'Mowing countier Cotocea, f Ratio, gs Gilmer, Whitfield, Ootdrn. Walt,, IPj.r.nr.,. Mai u - V-Um.-i1I. Ma f) 1 ' /‘> i A Simpaon, Marietta, I nn.-, R . i ■ — - I-i x ft! 3 ,* i c y.. F ' v.tention paid to tbe cok'ecbng ■'ll) s, 18~. V d.o ly Dr. II. Itb b-od Lapriv. j r L'-rI i .'.‘ A u_Prefers cj'liij- « . ..t Oti. - WhHe-IIa't «t,f I , Shiw MKIitt Al, 4 \Ki>, .!< a fliti iue c. J ff T» ; e, almo-t. in tny lit -to k is griod'.'.n, A Ires' a» liiit.3’ wi: i ,i». Jh.o n.t I f Uorlns; ha-. vtiTp'tn t:. ■ ; - and wet... y Allan t end m lltt tr •, fiicc, r- rn.T ol VVhiloball 11 r> - -I. • Biv IP. lh.'„ 1. Hr.. . i t Jack: 11 iTTTT her borders. Tbe attorney complied, and Mr. Otis, with gig and law book, proceeded on hia journey. He had scarcely turned the second corner, when,aa he and everybody else expected, a grove looking puritan, in the shape of a ti ding man,-took his horse by the bead, and .1 new .1utobiography—}Vho la Strakostch —A favorite mode of showing that you know : Blaik Deeds, all about a person is to ask 'who is so and so?' i W17 Bills, Who is Strakostch? for instance. The follow, ittg extract from an autobiography gives at Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Check-, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Hand-bills, Posters, &c., xmt«ilontcrai a» a* in tny other wcctlon of Georgia or the Boutli. Western A Atlantic (Stale) itail- routl t tl iXTI T.-. l‘miTATror..A trtSMilr- t' ii.- f I tMLrs M. .-t'l l.|,Ot;K. Hupt-rinlrmleiii. II W UOZARI. dir Fin c Fire!! Fire f ? V | jit. n it. nrvFBs ‘ ler’s " M H I.: :g f M av t.T. ’ M. M« Daniel. J, p. K »« ; .. m *,. - coolly informed him that be was a prisoner- ° nce * u “» 8W ‘-' r 10 Huestioo: .1,0 <ima ttmt he lin.1 hot ‘1 atn tty birth a Polish .Ter suggesting, at tbe name time that be bad bet ttr attend him to the next jail. Mr. Otis, nothing daunted, and assuming his legal digni ty, replied: ‘,Sir, I respect the day and the law, but 1 shall be obliged to break the .Sabbath, tbe day, and your head, if you dont quist'y re move yourself from my path. But the pioua officer was not to be bulled by tbis, and again repeated bi3 command. Mr. Otis saw that DOthing was to be gained from the intimidation, and that he must fall back upon his last resource, lie accordingly Iregan to feel around him for the Revised Statutes. 'Well, my friend,' said he. it won't do aDy hurt to look at the law a little which puts me so completely in your power; for you kuow it is a good old legal maxim that no man shall be condemned but by the judeement of hie peers and the law of the land-' Mr. Otis opened tbe Statutes turned at once to the article against Sabbath breaking. ‘You find it till there,’ said the officer, with a sbrowd ehrug of tbe shoulders at the idea of nabbing and penning a person whom he now discovered to be a live attorney. Mr. Otie proceeded to read : ‘if av person shall be guilty of breaking the Sabbath, as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the tiding man to arrest and stop him,’ Ac.— Tbe eye of the great lawyer slightly sparkled as he read the statute, though with a rather doleful air, he added, ‘It is true, sir, the law is againat me, and I must submit. ‘Well, then,'rejoined the tiding man,‘you must mako up your mind to quarier in the lock-up till to-morrow; so, if you please, we will ride back together-’ '<ib, no,’ retorted Otis; 'that will never do. I don't intend that you shall ride back,or with me, either, to day! The statute toads—mind you—that you shall arrest and stop. That is all. You can stop me as long as you please. But that ia tbe extent of your power. The law says nothing at all about your carrying me off to the lock-up, nor of your riding iu my gig on the Sabbath, either'.’„ It was a terrible stormy day. The poor tiding man was already completely drenched, and th6 prospect of standing by the gig all day and night, in tbe muddy road, was by no means either pleasant or compatible with the dignity of bis office, Mr. Otii again repeated, -1 still wish you to eonaider, air, that 1 am your prisoner—for so roads the law—nothing more. You can go back ir -ou please, but I intend to stop where 1 am;’ and accordingly he drew bis robe around olf ^ made preparations for a snooie, till 'Monday morning. Tba officer looked us blaud us a piece of marble, and felt as uncomfortable us* a young gotUog in a abower He gazed a moment or ffiTtyoa the composed expression of the learn ed advoeate^nd -jure enough he did go back. Ur. Otis stopped just long enough to permit bin iegnl friend to get comfortably out ol j sight, and then he quietly proceeded on h-s j way, reaching the line without further molesta tion. | Tbe fame of this legal quirk soon spread by birth a I’olisli .Tew (everybody knows what honest folks 1‘olish Jews are.) I began life as a barber; but the despot of Rus sia having forbidtlen his Polish subj< cts to shave or trim their hair, I joinod a military band, and beat the drum and a retreat to America, where I was Fry-ed over by an American manager, and came out as a cele brated piaoist 1 married a Herman Jewess, , ' iO who had been metamorphosed into an Italian prima dona, and have done wlmt I could to show my ingratitude to the silly Yankee cities who wrote me into celebrity. I am the au thor of a ghostly opera, composed of ci|ua! parts of Don'zetti, Bellini and Verdi, andhavo always, to the best of my ability, assisted my fried Ole Boll in humbugging our musical patron, Yankee Doodle, and afterwards taking possession of the best part of the plunder.' MORVIM, I'ASSFVTCR THAI Leave* Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Cljatlanoega. a!. LeavesL'hallan.'Ogi, daily, at \rrives al Atlanta, at MOHT PASSFV.Hi TRAIN. THE DAILY EXAMINER. 1 Published every Morning, (Sunday rxtrpitd at Five Dullnrs per annum— in advance. If delayed,six monhts Six Dollars trill be charged Leaves Atlanta, nipfitly RATES OF*ADVERTISING 1 Amv “ 81 C '“ m * n0 ° !;i Advertising in the Daily Examiner will be in serted at the fallowing ratespersquarc of 1(1 lines ‘J oil A b-30 I* i to A H. STRONG & CO. Havcretnoveu llittr Su>ekjnl STAPLE t\n FA\< Y Leaves Chaltano jga, t Arrives at Atlanta, at.. on I* M . oo P M 10 A M oo P M 10 A M T One in*ortion 60 rente. One month. $5,00 Two “ •Ii 1,00 T wo “ 8,00 Three 1 1,85 Three " 10,00 Four ‘ 1,50 Four “ 12,00 Five • l;75 8ix *• 15,00 Six * 2,00 One Year 25,Ot Special contracts will be made for yearly ad .ertisementa occupying a quarter, half or whole column. Advertisement! from transient persons must be paid in advance. Legal advertisments published at the usual rates. Ordinary notices exceeding^ten' lines charged as advertismenta. Announcing candid ates for office, $5 00, to be paid in advance. I'he privilege of yearly advertisers is stri :t!v | tanooga limited to their own immediate and regular busi- i ! Professional Cards not exceeding six lines j jUS per annum. I Advertisments not specified as to ume will lie j published till ordered out, and charged xt regular j ntes. | ddvertisinents inserted in the Weekly paper only will be charged at former rates. DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Bolton . 8 1 Calhoun ; Marietta, 20 Rcsaca, ; Aeworth, 3S J Tilton, - Allatnona, .....40 | Dalton, . . i Etowah 46 Tunnel Hill, | Cartersville, , . 48 | RinggolJ, ] La*- V ...55 I Chtckamauga, j Kingston,. ... .59 Chattanooga, I Adatrsville,.. .., ..68 ) ty* This Road connects,each way. with tin- Itono' Lfranei, Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tennessee A Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and the Nashville A- f hatlono >gi R-iilroaJ §mm\ Ibrntisenunfs. '$)50 REWARD. Ma »or's Office, ) Atlanta, June 30,18,57. ) 4 REWARD of $160 will begiven to any j-\_iiorion who will apprehend nnd safely de-| T) 1 I I Til I • T) 1 I liver to the sheriff of Fulton county, William M. K AMS ' Hanks’ DUHkS Witcher, who is charged with having killed his j U Atluutil Atlanta t> A Lagrange Kuitruarl. Wsar Point. 87 Miles, Fair. *3.60 GEORGE G. HIT.I,, Supervcr. l father, D. H. Witcher, in this city, on the 25th Inst WILLIAM EZZARD, Mavor. DESCRIPTION’. William M. Witcher is about Is years of age, live feet six inches high, weighing about ISO lbs , broad shoulders, sandy hair inclined to red, ] Straight and long, face broad and slightly I . nr .,„ freckled. Ho hod on when he escaped, a blue j ! a ^f r fte torn of DEED, \\ RI P, or i RCK. ESb cloth coat, light • colored casimere pants and j whlch they may desire ; an I all FORMS ol Ic- black gaiter shoes. Of nil Descriptions. B eanksof all description.", .-an be had at ail times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. At tor me*, Sherifl**, Clerks of Courts, miii < »rJi aaries, can he furnished, at short notice, any MnRMMi PA'iENi.l K I | i I.caves Atlanta, daily, at . Arrive* at West Point.at Leave* West Point, hilv, nr Arrives at Atlanta, &t EVFMMi PA>?k M.FR TC Leaven Atlanta, daily, at Arrives «t West Point, nt I.eaveH West Point, daily, nt Arrive* nt AU&ntn, *t. r ., DRY GOODS, AO ihr old stand ul .1 NOn(’R<»^>. ifOnlii.j _ on White-lull and .MariettaStreet*, where they ugh t to their old friends tnd the public g« nrrally, a Splc n didst o < k o tfcfegJl^gOODS4 for CASH ONLY, and are deternuned mt t. !»e undetsvld by any house in tbe c.ty. They wtil be constantly receiving new supplies from the best markets in the country, and ire confident of being able to sell gooj, a» cheap ‘is the cheap. Ul. Our Stor k consists in part of Rt h Dress ihlki, Barrage an-! Maslin Rot^- PUin Barrages, french Figur I Jack met- French CuloreJ lackonets. Figured Brilliants. Dcbageand Linen G^vds, for I'rav'nug Dn-> • - French, stcotch and Dumesttc Ginghan,--. Checked Camortc and Musitns. Printed Lawns in great variety. E'nglish and Domestic Prints, in gr,.v - . v. Cambric arid ijwtss Trimmings, Chats Draas^Trimminga—a aplandid us Ribbons and Laces. Silk and looee Mantillas that can't t- •. : Irish Linen*, and Lir.en Sheefng* Cotton Sheetings, and Tickings. Bleached and BrovmShining. • Osnahurgr.Stripes and Blay loner,. Table Linens and Napkins. Cotton Dulls, Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mits. . <Xi Don't forget to call oa us a: XORcRUS> iur island We ; ■ nothing tor shon.oa t uid goods spjfdwlv I k. Till- kSrlKH, Vf . f « 11 LA W, At au • lit ■ tot . Henry, Spalding. F.ty. . C * !| and Coweta. Office -t the second floor cf tbe Hall, fronting tire Post Oiikr -tpni Gartreli & Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ATLANTA, . GEORGIA \I TILL attend ;!.■ Comte in the Counties v v Ft.::on. DeKa! . Fayette. Campbell, M,. r . .84 i . 90 : . 100 107 ' ..115 1*8 . I 38 ’ ther, Cow,' v. Carr loth and rtpatding. rctrs j. dAtm;-. j ingtor,. f *. f!7-Uwlv roup, H- lcthxs J. ananx, F mertv ol Me Donough, G*. JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ( From Room* over J *hr. R. WtJlacf A >.. corifr V i*e ■» " wi T JOHN V. HEARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT MILl lK.i march t> <» KORtil A A. R. CLIFFORD. SlvigW.qttPJ. 3 30 A M 8 85 A M :l 00 A M 7 56 l M ■ P M i P M P M P M FIUMTMKI FI R.MTIRE!! f <mDe fe .1 uly 2,1857 LOWR, dawtf T LOWE, & RICE. ufLTTO-gpiOKT COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Genera! Produce Dealers, Corner of Loyd and Albama Streets. ATLANTA, GA. Sept 2G dwtf K ( WNBARRELB of Whiskey (variousbrand 1I MJ For sale Cheap by I.OWE A RICK Waslilugton ilall, 1HE FIRM OF LOYD A PULLIAM, having expired this day by limitation, I lake this opportunity to notify the public that the House is now under the superintendence of Mr. W. A. M. Lanier- and Lady, whose names alone are a sufficient guarantee for a first elas.1 Hotel, and thankful for past favors, solieit a continuance nl the saute. JAMES Loll), Proprietor. June 1, 1867.—dwtf Not Iff. rpilE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore en.t- I ing under the firm, name and style of I.oyd A Pulliam, is this day dissolved by limitation. Mr. Henry G. Dean ia the authorized agent nt Loyd A Pulliam, in eEsing the business ol the late firm, and may at all timas be found at the Washington Hall, Atlanta, Georgia. JAMES LOYD, A C. PH,LIAM. June I, 1857-—dwtf gal instruments, commonly in use, an- alv hand, to be sold at the lowest pricer. Atlanta, May 20, (857 .wif East Point Fairburn. Palmetto, New nan, Grantville. nr Titi DISTANl F FROM VTI.ANTt. Hogansville I.oGrarigv . 55 | Igmg Cane. 40 ' We-; .Vnt 'laiiitlttt-lot ic\. .18'- Macon A IVesteru Railroml. Macon t > A Hants. 103 Miles. .Fare, • LMF.lf.8i i Y FOOTE. Superintendent. . . FASSXNUKR rRA|\- Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 5 ISA M Arrives at Macon, at II 00 A M Leaves Macon, daily, at ...» 3 Oil P M Arrives at Atlanta, at 8 ;>5 P M ntSTA.VCS FROM ATLANTA. Coggins, . PUUMUa i V * Tins Road . iiitcen each mi TINHE Subscriber has just founJ out the great Montgomery A U Point Railroad. I secret of doing a successful business, to sell cheap, have aamail profit, and advertise and let the people know what he has got ami occasion ally give thcmihc prices and only one price,and have no friends to soil cheaper to than any person else. I have just received a large lot ol Boots 4 Shoes, foi Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls and Chil dren, all fresh from the Manufactory. Crockery and Glare Ware, Ovens, Pots, Skillets, Ftre Dogs, Axes, B/ackamitli Tools,Shovels, Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Cmlierrells-. Pow der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, White 1 ead. Sugar, Cofiea, Molasses, Salt, Brands, M ine, Gin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, of every kind. Rice, Tobacco in fact I can not tell you all 1 Port keep in one Advertisement. But come and look Bough mid Ready for yourselves, wo ore ready to show and sell.— Jonesbovough, Dont forget 1 give 8 lbs., ol best Coffee, for $1, Layette, Sugar 8j, 7 and 6 liar ,for a $1, and be sure to Griffin,.. bring the cash, we keep no books. ( orner of M'liitclfall and Mitchell Street- W. W. ROARK. march 85 ,|«tf W r l)l8ke) ! Whiskey I! Whiskey 11 ! .Wore o that Cheap Whiskey.—Just and to arrive, 200 barrels of Tennessee White Whiakey, which I offer mi good terms \l«o. fresh (J|oceries of all kinds, such as Sugar. Coffee, Molasses. Salt, Mackerel, Rice. res. Powder, Shut. Nads. Ac. Call soon. June 14 67 dawU W. W.RtlAK THi: subsen hand and are a large and careful Iv ed Stock Irom the Host Northern SAFES. WARDROBES B' REAL'S. SECRETARY*. M ASH STANDS. BEDSTEAD* AND CHAIRS, Ol any oenred pattern and price .4 fine as sortment of Centre. Work. Saloon and Tcile-.t. Tables—Etagere's Corner and Side—Sofas. Tete-a.Teie. etc. fT In addition t. die above large stock,.wv sre receiving weekly supplies The public ar. invited 'i* ca'I and exarnir o ear stock. F. A. eV J. 8. WILLIAMS. Nett .: <r to (fillert A Clarke, Peachtree - Atlanta, G a i’EKMStrOK ( ’ Filling ordinary cvvi-v with gold. Filling verv large, ire ficult cav.iy Ffiling to enJ of Fang- each Fane Extrac’g Fang or ro- Ri \ » t fo: Extracting. Fifing out Decay be tween iw . Teeth Removing A'aJn.irv PfTATIN ( , Inserting Tooih . ii IV ;. . ; Insertme b-ngle 7 on P.ate, at in-rerting mhre than or.. Tooth on Plan , iirertins Upper and I owt’T ... '"iso 0 Tcruift Ca« Of!.c«. P*»ach- I rev t., > u{* *tair^. .\Uintn (fCi*rg;*i oiarv'u Collierw 22 | Foiwyth, . . t < ilfi J Smarr’i, . Asi j UrfordV .S8 49 | HcwtrU’*,. ..9!S i Macon, 103 fO | Tin* Keaii cot necl*. at .I/a*on, with the •titral and JSiUith NNV»!«*rn Railroads. BURIAL CASES. M e are projjred u> furnish Flak's Meufiiic Burial C«»e«. at short notice. We have sccur- , ed the servuew ul a competent person t> attend 66 to this depailnrent. 71 F A. A -J.SV WILLIAMS, 77 July U'57-dwly Peachtree Street. I) A N I E L PIT T Nl A N . GENEBAL INSURANCE AGENT. I N ESPECTFl LI.Y '.nforme hisfn»ndi,Uia \ in luture he will be found during buutia« Hours at (hee-ffice of Me*-re. S .swan A Co Al«'.*ma Street, Atianta. [Jan dwtf SIGHT CHECKS ON -Vic 1 ark far Sa.c ad Current Kates L AND Marranu, unctirrent Bank Noteo and Com Bought and sold, cullection -cf Note# and Draihi attended t.. i rthe usual Conxinaniori U. L. WKIGUT *uc 4e. 18M If Thornton’! M iner'*,.. Uarnefvifii w K. M. SEAGO. Success:* te Stuf: 4 Lavrn.ce) ’ILL CDntiuuf theI*rv»duc«; (.'orr.mw i ilmliilatr-ator's 8ule. Agreeably tu an orJer ot the Court ol OrJmsry of Cmapbell cuun'y, will be s -.d on the let Tue* day in August next bt-fore the Court )iou«* door, III the town of Campbellton, within the usual hours of sale, all the lands belonging to' the xod in a few weak* uotlllug was heard or stt'O I estate ..I Edmond D. Lowery deceived, eon.lt.t- of‘'tiding man stoppiug travelersum/cr the statute. Telegraph in Cuba. — Au international ataty between the United titatea and Spain ows ttlagrapbic commauicatian to be made i tka United States and Cuba; aad in i of a plan to secure such a con'tec- [ via Florida, a genera! law was passed by -State and approved by tbe Governor. 7Ut, 19&f, providing for tbe organirar Lot*, number! 641, 615. 647, and !t-t8. contai nmg fifty acre* each, situate, lying and being in the ISlb Dutrict, >nd ar. (toil ,4 originally Cherokee now Campbell eotinty, there being about sixty or .if verity acre* of improved lands, m a stale of cultivation. Also, a line IVach and Apple Orchard on arid |anda, and very good Dwelling nidi out build ing.. Se told for thnietit of the hr in and creditors of said dccra J. Terms made known on Jay ol tale. WM. N. MAGOUIRK, J . . . CALEB P. BOWEN. { AJ| " fl June 8, 1857 I nsl Kccg-lt t-tl, a fine lot ot White t! Lead. I.inaeed Oil, and Turpentine June 14 '5.7 dttwll W. W. RG\KR Just Kecelvetl, * \ BOXES of beat Star Candle*, to sell at cent* |>er lb , by tbe Box. ftdwtf W. W. ROARK JUST RECEIVED. v )i t Bit 1.8., of real pure Corn (Country lb* a. Y* tilled,) i\ hukey, of iho very beat tjusbty ax.I W. W. ROAKK *' II etileiu k. Atlantic Kail Itoad. llv iv«>lut]ca tN|‘ H*i!r ‘»tl r,invention. *®nc- tiuiieti by the Post Offl<v /*.-partnn nt, single uisil service uiily. wtli le rcqain d ot* this road ii th«* Sabbath, cjmnjffinciujt m and aftc*thF ’ f*th ;n*t. The w a. in . train frnm Atlanta, and a, m, Main ta'm C'hatfiir-u^a * di bv *1*- xvaiiniifH). Night Irnms will run a* usual. JAMES M. .SPrial.tiOK. S0|.*i .I'ily •» 1857 diwlin Gallon • r * l Loiejoy hu mu-reat in the nrm of I hroaberA I JL/A HHD8 Bacon Side*. Also a. lew m ‘i l4 a.|_,f .. w, u ... I Lovejov, will continue tbe Grocery, Prtsluc- 1 *)’ t Ham.. On t'or.argnnuat and for ' ' 'ey I ami I’.'mtau -non buaimwa ol fiieir oM riariih j n'.vJS E. M. BSAQO G ASK*, of that vety fine old pure Krvrucii l ^*“ ,,rn *- IH SlNKss NOTICE. I jissolttllon. -The undereigur.l fit. t /thi* day «ol.l ha mlere-i in the firm of I'hiadier A Ldvrjov u* J. A Thraaher. who | _ will pay all the debt* of lire concern; aud who .TA A 8 i. .uthoriaej to collect and ivceipt for debts due , )( I <, J. H. I.OVKJOV. ! „ov 8 n Buscneaa. at hi* New (\m modmos Fire Proof Building, front of Atlanta Hotel, and next Ji r t > Fu't. n Houw ATLANTA. OEORGIA. CT ' he usuai Facfiiuri offered t • Shipp. ilnteftT j ictmHv solicited. (Jet 1 ,J W | I vi.tJI'R,Choi.-v article Jo. .ale by .the C«r Load or in lew* quintitie*. ta suit dealerc •'I1>lv A . E. M. SEAGO. Jwtf O Hydraulic Cement, N f.iua.snment, .nd tot t * t. v _ " Vl.i nay lGUi. lSN-i. I * a * a HHDtJ. BACON Choice arucle. S,J,. llMf firms .n I Stuiuldera, Just tecniiip and loraaleby. EM SE AGO, Com M.r | T K vT‘-u Trout House Shaving SrIood. . N BN ’ F.M UN c-rei sh-.-.r, ha - cutting, and .u- h :her attcniion to rut p rsona as tray Ire ha.! in all ftihionabie bju- fer* .abona, can be accommodated at r'l hour* by giving the un.lersmgcd . . ill, at ihur » MOO m tie Hou ... They arc prepared to lOrnuh. at si: ort notre - f tre 1 nt Ball Jitx> Lan ' nt Ball Boca R M.-COMBS. late . t Milled, 101iN UALTON. r)0 .hortlv ? «!wtf K-s. Sait, low. Wy, »•. tor w. hr, E. m hi t '.•njtt'.’.tiirj t md in E M SEAfJn. Jwtf Tint *«!♦* ik«JS5r2jR2tu. .iSce^^SSsFU *.tgV&"222°- (Jo la. (ii . July 15, 185, Jtf uiatiiH ubating i-uloun, nrtllE GEN1LEMEN >l (booty »| xuat b ta and thopublic ceuerally, can o ae • onuodalcd wiih ,,liter W armor Cold Flung, -..ltd sh re,- B.tbs, at the Atlanta Shaving *a loon, on " bite-hall alreel, afiot, rcmlii.-on A Baines' I’m shop. The .ubacrilrer have, also, a shop at (be ll i-hiiiftou Hall, where centlemen can he ar e. mBi.ulaleil with Warm and Cold JJ»tl, Tickets can ie bid al the M aahrugtou Ha l Cold Baths *.'• .-ent* AA arm M centi. They ean t-‘ fouud iu reatltitesa at anv im,,. H. STORES. .a «. YANCEY Va\58dU Laths! Luths I! Laths.'!! ,»C AR I iad», lor Plosti-ruig t)u ('muqjt ^ment and for sole low Nov 8dwlf E. M SE AGO