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'."•r 'e3&ju..ivacaus.i<®ffe ffl > ■■-., By LOCHRANE, DOWSING & CO “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT .’’-JEFFERSON J ll.STKKLK, j. J. \V. IMIWSKO.i i\KW SERIES, VOL ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5. 1857. NUMBER 48. JMlmta Built) Cxaminrr. ATOANtX BBPTKttBER 5 1857. The Lute Eugene Sue. The death of Eugene Sue. the celebrated French novelist, is attouticctl. He was born in I’aris in 1808, aud inherited a considerab/e estate from his father, who was a professor of anatomy. He studied Gingery, and served for several years us a Burgeon in the French Navy. After having squandered his patrimony in ex travagant living, lie was driven to writing ro- i maucos. Ilia first literary success was "Mu- 1 thildc, or the Memoirs ol ti Young Woman,’* wherein, contrary to the usual custom of i French novelists of the time, vice was punished aud virtue rewarded. The popularity of this | book, however, was tar e.:coded by thug of tin j "Mysteries of Puris," The *!Wandering .low' 1 wan no less popular, aud, like the "Mysteries; of Paris," was translated into many lungusges.| It derives its interest not so much from the m ; uud for general exportation, has been steadily I mid rapidly increasing. The large proportion ' of gluten contained in wlient grow here, cou- ! pled with an early harvesting which enables the farmer to get his crop into market sooner by some weeks, than his Northern eompeti- ' tors, 1ms caused the very iurge demand, of late years, lor our grain.—Jlonu Southerner cp Jldverlittr. p rintTnc (.old ! Gold ! ! Gold ! ! ! I'kcgreatest offer in gold penf, gold pencils, gold chains, and gold ivulchr<, ever made. KoaU the following - 4 SPLENDID GOLD PKEMIPM wort!, from five (.»ouc’iumlfcJ dcllaw. pu*iti*ely give,i to any person who can apnro orto day in h • week, or one hour in i day, gutting up clubs ol | subicribeiH in bis own and adjoining neighbor* ( hoods, for the best and most popular family Newspaper now published. No cxpriWi no outlay, no capi'ul require I of agents. Au en tire new plan is proposed, by which any person tun succeed in making it a paying business, who will undertake the agency. A private circular, for the inspection of agents only, with a full list thical character who gives u name to it au; >1 premiums, will be sent any ne who desires from the prominent and mysterious part which ( lt » 0K fcceiptof h stamp to pay erturrn postage. y Homo agents have carne a hundred dollar gold the Jesuits arc made to take in tfce story j lvul( . h ,,, one weck "The History of the French Marine in the j Every furnily slmuld read »l leant one ne.vs- Time of Louis XrV," a work in which truth and l m l*' r f rc rn ^ r " N ur ^ *.ity, without interfering , ,, willi their l.ucel Papers, "’Inch of course cun- fiction are tngemouBly mingled, was very sue- n|t( , f!l( . uM n u t cessfn!. His “Mysteries of the people." written I NYw York I eing the groat commercial and hu- after he had become identified with the social. I c ‘*' venire of this t onfinrnt, no farmer, me- . . ... , ' rlinnic, professional mail, or merchant, is pro- let t did not meet the anticipations of Ins ad- y th „ on>,-r R rncieH of his calling, | mirers. In 1850 he was elected to the N ation-* j tin!c*« hu i* in communication with Now Vork Rmlroai) 9cl)ebnlcs. €iln 'Abrcuiscmcnts. I Professional Carts. New Spring ttoods!! • JUST OPENED AND READY FOR SALE ! ’•I'orgla RuilroMtl i Banking Company. > roesTA io Anavra 171 Mile. Farr:%5.50 GEORGE VONOK, Superintendent. A J' T 11 E EAAMINEE MUKMIM. PASSKMitR THAI bean. Atlanta, daily, at Arrive* at Augusta, at Leave. \ ugusla, daily, at .. Arrives *i Atlanta, at . . . . rvKXtKo PastiesoRR ml Leaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Augusta, at Leave* Augusta, daily, at. . . . Arrives at Atlanta, at DISTANCE tKOM AT I. AM e 48 A M ' <S tin P M ■ .6.00 A M 3.90 P M fi on P M .3 22 A M 8 00 1‘ M 3.oo A M 0»S!i7 eimg. t’rotjrictoi ol Uu* liiA m uuw preparod 'jiliH’i .m « x> mb w— ■ * m rm:"■r*m rwm. of nil kind*, In a unit uml workman-like manner, a. tho aliortest poitlbU notice. Business Cards, Bill Hoads, 7, I ordinary pistol, Olid is design continually ou^hf watch to eJ fnr ^‘ ung und al Assembly ..where he exerted no great influ,, ence-HiB extreme socialistic views made him obnoxious to tlie party of order. and after the coup d'etat he became it refugee. More recent ly, however, he returned to Pari*. where h died on the 3d inst., aged 49. As a writer, Eugene Sue posscs-wl gn at powers of vivid description und lively narra tive. His works abound in horrible nud mys- terious incidents, and won favor wilh the lower classes by the vigor wilh which their wrongs and stifle rings were contrasted with the vices and luxury of the rich, Notwithstand ing his socialism, he has always lived very ex travagantly, as the great popularity of some of his writings enabled him to do. The following disagreeable incident is related as having be fallen him, soon alter the publication of his successful “History ot the French Navy A parcel was sent to him from Toulon, through the Foreign Oltlce. It consisted of a small box containing a silver medal, with the follow ing conspicuous inscription "To M. Kugtu- Sue 1 a token of grattitude from the French Navy." Underneath, in very small letters, was written,“For the History of the French Navy he did not write-"—S. 17 Post Blowing up the Teacher. There is a class of persons in most school | districts who ure find fault with the teacher They are general ly too crude and ignorant to know or cure any thing about his methods of instruction, but om ly let a pecuniary orabarrosment cross hi? way, or 'et his moral reputation be m jeopardy from any calamity or unavoidable occurrence, and these watchers immediately turn buzzing gos- sipers.and repeat, with a waspish monotony, “1 told you so;" "Just as l expected." If the teacher is ten minutes behind time in tho morning by their clock, lie “is an hour too late." If he teaches them twenty minutes af ter the time for dismissal in the evening that is no oflense. True, evety teacher should make it outo^joict to boas punctual as the snn himself, but it is hard to keep true time and the inaccurute and varying time of every clock in the district, at the same time. The teacher, however, must learn to bear all Ha se fault findings aud cuffing, and endeavor to treat with calmness and rrsp-et all his mmi- iesa critics 1 This is easily done. Let him keep a continuedfyresence of mind an! don, near right us ho can. Let him treat all children with equal lorbearanec, aud be always cheer ful aud composed’ Let not sych trifles in the least raffle the temper or deaden his iuteresls. The teacher's task is arduous enough and can only be successfully performed by attentive study and perseveradee. Ooc thing is consoling : the teacher Hint is •blowed up" by such brazes, generally has an old trick of staying up. The ccasurcsof the ignorant andgaiusaying cannot,in the least,in- jure the devoted teacher in the successful dis charge of his duties, touch insinuations, arising from such a source, take a decided turn iu fa vor of the intended victim, and recommend him to a discriminating community,—School Pititor, City, by means paper medium:,. Programmes, Blank Notes, Blank Deeds, Way Bills, ir n itod onteriiiA uj* rr.i- oi’ Georgia or tho Boutli Bank Checks, Visiting Cards, Hand-bills, Posters, &c., nnMe* (in in any other section THE DAILY EXAMINER. of it.•• first cIabr News h a medium an our Ij la 11 <• la H, M neutral in politic*, hut giving all (he farts items of news, and thrilling incideniH worth k lowing throughout the roun- iry JL ?ASuXjd£3l Gi£$, Kuril new subscriber will receive with the lirst Nn. of Ins or her paper, one of the new and be a ut slut glii.sii poinitd indelible Pencils,* just imported from Kui«»pe, and for which we have obtained the exclusive agency lor this (Jotintrv. This is tlm moat ingenious and useful little ini* ^rted ut the following rates per square provement ol the present age, and is the only One insertion CO cents. One month, pencil ever made that will write with ink, mak* I Two *• $1,00 'Two ” int* it both a pen and pencil of the finest quality j Three “ 1,25 Thrre “ at the same tin»c ; It will last for vears, and for Four " 1,60 Four ” practical use :s worth muro than any gold pen I Five •• l;7f» Hix ♦* in the market. For '.i t of premiums and full particulars, ad" dresit HAM, A WKST, Publisher*,- New York City. • These pencil* supplied f» the trade at a j.rofitable discount. aug. U7, 1S67. daw6t Keov 1ATES OF ADVERTISING rtising in the lJaily Examine YOUMO AMERICA Target Pistol I'ubliahed every Morning, (Sunday rxeepUd at Five Dollar* per annum- in advance. Ij ' rr > l< laijed sii moulds Sij Dollars will It charged Mm’ Am will be in- Lea’ of 10 linen > \ m $6,00 8,00 , 10.00 } Ib-lt-ui 12.00 Mtrietta 16.00 Acwortl 'it “ 2,00 One Year 26,Ot special contracts will be made i-r yearly id v'erLiseinents occupying a*fjuartcr, hnlf nr whole column. Advertlsementa from transient person be jiaid in advance. Legal advertismentu published at the usual rmea. Ordinary notices exceeding ten lines charged nadvertisement- Announcing candid ates for office, $6 00, to be paid in advance. rhe privilege of yearly advertisers is stri :Hy .imited to their own immediate and regular bu*i- M Y HbPPLV OF SPRING GOODS Ih now complete, and I would rwpcctfully iiivuc the pubiie to call and examine tin m,— Resides my usual stock of Hardware, Groceries, etc., I have on hand some xelcctians of DRY GOODS, Comuiting of Muslinr, in txtensive variety, beautiful aud good And a large Stock of Matilettes and Mantillas. A goou assortment mm mm m; miz tt Fashionable andJPretty ; Hats and 81ioe8, Serviceable ami good looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, . AeJ every other article, almost, in my line ol rtm Hoad run. in connection with the budir.esv. In short, my stock is good and fall ami the prices will be ns low as living will af ford. The Ladies arc particularly invited to give toe a call. H. W. COZART. pril 13 dtf Fire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG &. CO- Have removed tneit Stockjof (STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, fflO the old stand ul J. NORCROS^j, fronting 1 0 HTU-Un.M. DAN FORTH. AT T ORNEY AT LAW. FAIRLLRN, J u b; 15 . <1867. Jawtf amah &, L(MIIRANK—t7 0H*1ES AT LJ H-Macon, ^Georgia. h .. hsuh. 0 . 4 , utCBRi-ir July 13, 1867 <Uwtf I Crawfordvtlle, Gumming, ... Catnak Thomaon,.. . . bearing, Bcraelia, Bel Air,. Augusts, 1U7 , 114 1 131 136 t .142 .166 .161 i 171 I Decatur, .“lout Mountain T.itkunia,. Conycra, Covington, 8otiul Circle . . . Ma-ltson,.. .. Crrenaboro,. . 1 niori Point,.. cr Tram-, of the South Carolina and the Savannah A Augusta A’ailroa ls, at Augusta. Western A Atlantic’ 'Slate) Kali- road IfUMi to ( uatTAMoouA 138Mllea Fare, .i-6 I \MEM M Hl’t'LLOCK, duperintendent. A t. h.acjhlett, atturne ( LAW, Kmgfold, licorgia, will pr in the following conn lit,: Cotrosa, Cha Murray Gilmer, Whnficld, Gordcn, V Dade. ReftrenetSi Maj. W. Y. Hansel etU, Hanaell he Simpeon, Mariclts, J... Lawiron, Exp, Dahlonega. j?#-Particular attention paid to the col business. May 28, 1867 a* Dr. II. Dickson Capei P ROFFERS his Professional terviei citizenaof Atlanta. Office. White-Hall atreet, over T . K. Store. June 28, 1857—Jwtf. MEDICAL. CARD. D r a. Jesse Boring A J. Boring have formed a coparti •hip m ihe practice of Medicine in the cit, and vicinity of Atlanta. One or both will be found in then office, over Jackson 4Bro. .uie ebrntr ol VV hitehail and Hunter atreet., when cr.t profrsai^nt’ly *!«nt- may 16, !6f,7 Jaw3tn MORNING PAbSrNOER TRAP Leaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Chattanooga, at . 9 00 A M 5 30 PM 7 30 A M j t oo P M ’ Chattanooga, daily, at at Atlanta, at. Night passenoik train. Atlanta, nightly, at ., . . 9.00 P M at Chattanooga, at. . 6 10 A 51 < lialtanooga, nightly, at... .7.00 PM at Atlanta, at .. . 2 10 A 51 DISTANCE TROM ATLANTA. Calhoun,. 78 D K. W.B. IRIYEH.M has removed J)i. Office to V* hi'ehill ttrect, over AJfi* r. •ler’-t Drug Htore. May 13. 1867 .'.,, g ;Q H B . McDaniel, J. P,—Office I:. a K ile’a Building Atltnla, Qa 1 March 2^ Allatoona.. Etowah. Carte rsville, Cass,..... must i Ki"g*ton,,. . Adatrsville.. Rt^aca Tilton,.. . Dalton, Tunnel Hill,. Ringgold Ghickamaagt, Chattanooga, ty 7'liii Road connects, each way, with the Komi Branch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tenne«ee A Georgia RailroaJ, at Dalton, and the Nashville A Chattonooga Railroad, at ('hat. tanooga, I 00., NEW HAVEN. < T. ^ULs 1‘I.STOL a iutendcil the forerunner of the j Ptofnsaiunal Curds not ncicding six lines $16 per annum. AdvcrtiamontH not specified a.« to Uine will be j published till ordered out, and charged al regular rates. ddvertismetit* inserted in the Weekly pipes only will be charged al former rates. boys who wish to ei.'i >y the exciting pport of firing a* a target, al tho in-ist trilling expense, an 1 without any danger of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol is three or four time* the price of this, beside* being dangerous in tho hand j o! boys. This pistol i-t loaded with the common Fire ( rocker, which forms a complete cartridge, and will carry u ball ten or fifteen paces with the same precision an the ordinary pistol, but not with sufficient force to do any serious dam* nge. A /(mericn i»; a shooting nation, the You up Americans must and will learn the art by w hich our independence was secured. Hence this Target Fistol is cxact’y in time, and must 1 Mlant meet wilh universal sale among our \outhof the Houtli and West. Iu operation is perfectly simple, and it is not liable to gel out of order.— A full description w ill accompany every case of Tistoli. Tho Pistols are put up at the Factory iu ca-t s of 60 each, ready to send by express tj anv part of the ( nited States or Canada RETAIL PRICK, U6 CENTS, by the t • • $?.6u, *r 15 cents each. FRENCH, HALL 6c CO., aug. 27, 1867—(Uw4t Naw HAVt?;,Ci. Blnnks! Blanks! Blanks Of all l>eN(ri|>tioiiK. 1 YI.ANKHOF ALL I»KHCKIPT10N.<. can } lie had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sheriir*, f’lcrk^ of C urts, auJ OrJi naries, can be furnished, r.t short notice any favitrite form of DEED. WRIT,'or PROCESS which they may desire ; and all FORMS of le al instruments, commonly in use, are always • u and, to be sold ct the lowest pricec. M w n K So f l^llE Subscriber haajuat found out the gn at I secret of doing a successful bus mess, to m*II itlaiita x I.auiuimo Hullroad. Atlanta t * West Point, 87 Miles,Pair,$3.50 GEOKtiE CL Hl'LL,Superintendent. MORNING PANSENDER TRAIN. I.eaves Atlanta, daily, a! It 30 A M Arrives at West Point,at ... 8 25 A M Leaves West Point, daily, at J 00 A M Arrives a( Atlanta, at 7 66 A M evening passenger train. I.eav*s Atlanta, daily,at 4.45 PM Arrives at West Point, at . .10.00 P M Leaves West Point, daily, at .12 45 P M Arrives at Atlanta, . I»!-»TANCE FROM .VTLANT on White-Hall and Marietta Street*, wbare they offer to tbeir old friends and the public gfn.r.lly, » Splf n ‘SD8V~g. —jl did S t o C k o 'Ll Ml Q -POpSi for CASH ONLY, and are determined nen to be j undeisold by any house in the city. They will j l>e constantly receiving new supplies frum the best markets in the country, and are confident of being able to sell goods a< cheap as the cheaj. • t rsf. Our Mock cod*I*(k In par! ol : Ri h Dresd Silkj. Barrage md Muslin Robe., , Plain Barrages, French Figured JackoneLs. French Colored Jarkoneu, 1 Figured Brilliants. i Debtge and Linen Goods, for Trading Dre«e«. j French, Scotch and Domesuc (#inghanis t ('becked Cambric and Muslins, ' Printed Lawns in great variety, 1 EnglUh and Domestic Prints, in great variety, Caznbrtc and 8wiss Trimmings. ! Drees Trimmings—a splendid aasortme:.! * Rihlions and I.acet, Silk and Lace Mantillas that can’t :* beat, ; Irish l.mens, and Linen >heet-rig». Cutton Sheetings, and Tickings.. Bleached and Brown 8hirting. OtnaburgtStt.pes and Blay Ltnen^. I Table Lineus end Napkins. Cottas Drills, Hosiery, and Pic-Nick Mils, Sc . Sc. Don’t forget to coil on us at NORl R08S' < old Ntand. We charge noth.ng tor showing our goods. tp?4dwly PfRMTlRE! FI R.\lT(RE!! THE subsenbers have on^ hand and are now openingppf —/uii- elect- j. MirifU. Street. Jwtt v, thrasher, attorney LAM, Atlanta, t.eurgia.—\\ , \T practice in the following counties Fulton New. ton, Hent), Spalding, Fsyette, Cobb, Camp bell and Coweta. Office on the second floor oi the Conceit Hall, tronting the Roet Uffire. aptil23dw!v Gartrell & Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ATLANTA, : : GEORGIA / r ILL attend ’.be Couru tn the Counties ol H Fniton, DeKaib, Fajette, Campbell, Met wetfcer, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, HearJ, Cobb and Spalding. LCCtrS 1. GXKT&KLL, I LCtHES 1. GLIS8, Formerljr of Waih- Formerly of Mc- mgton, G*. | Donough, Ga f47-Uwly JARED IRWIN WHITAKFR ATTORNEY AT LAW. Atlanta Georgia. Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallace A Bros., corner of White Hall and Alabama Street/ JOHN V. HEARD’!’ ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT MILLER, CO x GEORGIA. march 6 w 1t TroutHouse Shaving Saloon. E NTLLMEN desiring a g.j d shave, hat: (jr in NAWAY, . l’umi the undersigned in January jntjh 1N56, my bov HOL; ho is ubcul 25 year, of ago, alight and elegantly formed fora negro, dark smu.'lli skin, prominent eyes “ an d largo white lieth. Ho u passing through the couiUry under forged permits, and assumed the name JACK RECK, ns I under stand in Atlanta, "here he has been publicly employed for the la.t IU months' Ho is pro- baidy u-w in the iieighhotli'oil^ of ,'. tlauta, or on the mate Road ab"ve. 1?50 Reward is oileren for his apprehension and such addition al compensation will be given as the trouble id iuv capture may requite. If lie lias been har bored by any one, und proof to conviction of the tact is produced, the pent,* giving informs- 1 | j kj 4 non will be rewarded and satisfied for his trou- J V "' ' He to tho extent of the value of the negro. A R. rt'WERS. fith, 1857 d*wtl of doing a successful business, to ; etteup, have a small ptulL, and advertise and let i the people know what he has got and occa.sion- ally give them the prtess aud only one price, and have no friends to sell cheaper to than any la’n.on clso. 1 have just received a large lot ol Bools A ! Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls and Chit- j drcn,a!1 fro„h Irom the Manufactory. Crockery , and Ulan Wan, Ovett*, Rots, Skillets. Fire Dogs, Axes, B/ackauntli Tools,Shovels, .Spades, Knives aud Forts, Pocket Knives, I'niberrellas, Ren der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine. White 1 ead. Sugar, Cofice,Molaseas. Bait, Brandy, Witte, Gin, Rum, Cordials, M hisket... -t every ku , Uice, Tobacco in lact 1 cannot n you all i keep in one Ad'ertis, tneni 14* : n.< at.u Uok for yourselves, we are ready to show aud sel!.- Dont forget 1 give 8 lbs-, ol K»l Collee, for 1*1, Sugar7 and C lb-.,for a $1, and be &ur. to bring the ca-h, we keep ito hooka. < ’ ■. ■ • r t White II .11 and Mitchell Street W. V NO A UK. inarch 28 dwtl East Point, Fair',,urn.. Palmetto, Newnan. Grsntville. r?- Tht- Monti .161 Hogansvilie. LaGrange,. Icing Cane. West Mint. .80 i- Road connects each way with the ry A West Point Railroad. tlaton 5 M ealern Railroad. *, >\ t. At; ’.nta, 103 Miles Pare, $4 EM ERWIN FOOTE, Huprnntendent. Just Received, KEGS ot NAILS, U -elf at the Keg W. \\ !MSt.Nr.KH TRAIV 1 raves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Macon, at Leaves Macon, daily, at Are,' rs at Atlanta, at niSTA.vfCt KRt La.-t Port .6 Rough and Ready. II Jonraborough,. .12 Fayette 36 Griffin. 43 Tbcmtun’s 49 Milners 68 B truesv tile, 61 r? a large and carefully ed Stork from the 32 P '( Beat Northerns MnnufUctorle*. I SAFES, 59 j WARDROBES. 71 BIREAUS, SECRETARY*. WASH STANDS, BEDSTEADS AN D CHAIRS. ‘ Of any desired pattern and ptice. .4 fine as- sort meet of Centr?. Work. Boloon and ToilciU 1’iblM—Etayerf’* Corner and !5ide— f Tt tf sq.Telf. etc. tF* In addition to the aho'e large »tock» »c ( are receiving weekly supplier. Th«t public are invited ts call and cx&mir.c our »u>ck. F. A.aV J.S, WILLI AMS. .Neu door to (L.lWrt ^ Clarke, Peachtree *L, \ tlanta. 01 cutting, and such other attention io m our p r«ons as way be had in ali fashionable bar- :<!r • saloon*, can !•« arcommtxlatod at all hours bv giving the undersinged • call, at their sa- loon in the Trout House. They are prepared to fuimah, a: *hort notice *1 /; 'Joit Ball jRocnn Baud. R. McCOMBS, late of Miliedgeville. Ga iohn walton ate of Augusta, Gv. 185 5 13AM .11 00 A M 3 oo r m • 8 05 P M I ATLANTA. Coggins, . Colliers.. Forsyth, . . Smarr’s, Crawford’s, Howard’s, . M aeon, 66 BURIAL CASES. V\ c are prepare-i to furnish Fisk . Metallic Buna' Cases, at short uouce. Wc have secur ed the service* ol a competent |nri'ti to Jaii. i.J to this department. F. A. A. J.S. WILLIAMS, Juiv 14 ’67-dwlv Peachtree Stre-t. Cisar and Tobacco STOKE. I riAHEjSl BSCRIBER begs most-respectfully 1 ht» Road connects, at .Vs :„d. with the A 10 tntorm the Citixens of Atlanta and sur- vnd South Western Railroads. ..95 | 103 X Kiel not Ueairslly Known. It is a curious fact, not generally known, that, at the last ‘‘Great World's Fair" iu Lou don, Wheat rq^aed in Floyd county took tho second preminnK».ainoog tho vast number of aample* of this cereal front all quarter* ol th 1 ’ globe; The following are the lacU of the caw:: Wm. Wood, of ibis county, sold biw crop of Wb»t to eonte gentleman iu Southern Ueor» gia.and I be puredianvr, alrutk wilh I lie tx'' eecdioi Hue quality of the article,* nt several butheW of it to the ’ Great Fair of all the World," then aoon to come ufi at I/tudou, There the eampic aktractcJ very general atten tion, and secured the sccqnd highest premium, aince whivb ,tmc *b* tkmand for our vrouthern for boffli ^utuapUoa at the NorUi <Pt con, July UAT AND CAP STORE J FAY LOP opening a fresh stock e« .v«luonab!<> H»t«, Caps and Bonnots. S'exl dour tu Lmo.de A Hra’s JtU'clnj Store- Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Taylor’i Hat & Cap Emporium. J l.ST RECEIVED, and opening, the first en tiro stock of HATS & ('APS ever offered in thi»city. My stock la now complete, consisting of ovory variety and style. Please call and ex ajniiie inr youreelvee! ry A ' kinds of Fur Skim bought. J. TAYLOR, Ja. September 10 Bran und Miortu, AT THE ATLANTA MILLS. RAN ten C*«t* SHORTS thirty hve cts. R l’tTERB * CO. dtf J L’jy’i KKC'EIY i.l). . DBIjS.,ui New Mackerel, i '/[) W. W. ROAKt S J’I’Up,—Steward’, refined Sugar H us Syrup just received, at *1 ho vale n reas, able tarms. 1 J uno it u 7 dsw w. kV . ROARK Jl’ST RECEIVED. BUl.S., of real pure Com (Country l'ts July 86, Just Received, A LARGE LOT of fine Cedar Buckeu mid Tub*, to tell vert cheap. mhWwJlf W. W. AO ARK. GEORGIA Mti'ttparllln Compound, ' K, DENNIS’ ALTERA IT YE / > 1 t rr Complaints and to Purify the Rio-od I )’, BLIC opinion and Physicians have da- j cidrd that this ta the best preparations of I SARSAPARILLA that can be obtained. It set., readily and gives good satisfaction. Its ingreih* nta are well known to Physicians and rounding country, that he has large addition to his former Stockc t USB CIGARS, TOBACCO. ssl ye, PIPES, SNIFF 1JU.YES, MATCHES,' Atlanfa Abating Saloon. THE GENTLEMEN ef the city ot Allan- U ta and the public generally. 1 can be ac commodated with either W arm or Cold Plunge and Shower Baths, at the Atlanta Shaving Ss loon, on M hitc-hail atreet, above Tomlinson A Birues' Tin Shop. The subscriber have, also, a shep at be W ash;r.gt.n Hall, where gcc.tlen.cn ran be ac commodated with Warm and Cold Baths Tickets can be had at the Washington Hall. ' old Baths %o cents—Warm 35 cents. They can be found m readmes* it anv time H. STOKES, R. YANCEY- MatSBdn t). .M. S E A G 0, tSuCCUSC' : S*ufo 4- Lav-rtncf' ILL continue ti 'VhIucc C-cmmnj-- . si.'n Businesa, at hi« New Cotn-pL,-.,’’ m.Ki;ous Fire Proof Building, front of Atlontv Hotel, and next deot to Fulton House. ATLAHTA, GEORGIA. kr The uaual FaetliUe, offered to shq j- , Orders respectfully solicited, Oct 15 . v ( ''LOl-RjChuet arade for sale by artve Car w 1 Apply to E. M. SEAGO. dwtl Hydraulic Cement, *cT(kC» ! () N ‘-•'.-gnu -at. and ter J Which is oifcnsl at W hoK«ale or Ka'UiI at ! Y33I iu w miGM, ' 500 , ) , V IIU1.S., 0! real pure v;otu ('-.out,try ins inRie c„ n ta are well known to Phyatciana and Pvre-.na deairing anything in my Une will do | g J tilled.) Whiskey, ol the very best vjualit) , (hl , ( , ( ,yj,| e lt lh , t0 ^ G00p , nd t<V) j j well to call and examine my Stock before pur- watr : led. W. \\. ROAKK. medicines, when appropriately need, often ef- 1 ehaatng elsowhere. Kct great cure*. CF" Store on >' hue Hal, Street, oppoaite the Notbiug more need be aaid in pratae o! it, Intelligencer office, than to publiah what it ia composed of. It eon J l’sT RECEIVED 50 Bv good proof, which 1 will als.. by the tingle Barrel. * \I1 tY hUkfj I -Vi Bm -? , f/V * shortly 6 d* ’KS, Salt. On Conaignment and for R.M SEAGO dwtl orn W hiskey in Store an.i arrive, tor >ale low, by, E.M. 8EAUO kRK PHE I ru Mad I New Mail Arrangement. undersigned informs tho ,-ublie that he has eatabliahedHEEek** Route from Dallaa, in Paulding county,'to .Marietta, and will run a Hack once a week be tween those pieces, according to the following i schedule : Leave Dallaa every Friday at 7 o’clock a. m.. running by way ol Lost Moutatu, and strive at * Marietta at I2J p. ro. Leave Marietta at 10 o’clock p. ro., and anire at 7 n. tn , same day. CHARLES D. JENKINS. Dallaa, Ga, Tub 21, 1856—dj*U 1 tains in addition to Sarsaparilla, hydro-alco- hobo evlract of (jueen’a IVJighl, (Htilhngia.) White A»h, Grey Bread,or Fringe Tree (Chiou- anthus Tincture of May Apple, or Mandrake, i Podophyllum) and Blood K.rot, (Sanguinaria V Those prefering this Compound Preparation of Sarsaparilla, should expreva tu their orders, .crDcaBU'a Alterative*^. OR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA CUM- POUND, IN PINT BOTTLES. Kelr.-euee*—Uov. H. V. lohnaon, Milledge- vtlle; W. Gilmore Him ms, L.L. D^ Chailseton H, C„ or any well read phyalcian in th* Star*., For rale by SMITH A L2ZARD, Atlanta, J4ly SO, 1857 dtf Atlanta, March IS JOHN FJCKEN. dwtf t. WU, q.-BOU.t.\ii B Vk. h WILLIAMS. RHEA A CO. (Sheevsaon to J. IVt/iiams.) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. And Particulariy for the sale Train, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Peath] era, and Tennessee Produce Generally. Decatur Street, near the Trout House, Allan* a. Ga. f.Vov 15 dwtf JUST,RECEIVED. r f \ BOXES, of Jifleretrt Muahtte* of Tobacco Cheap. W. W. ROARK. Jan 5 dwtf HHDS Bacon Side*. Alsu a. few e)\J Hams Un Conaignment snJ fur nnvJ8 E. -W. SEAGO May 16tb. IS61. HHDS. ACON Ck otce article. StJe. 1 Haros tnJSheuldere. Just receiving for sale by. K U SEAGO. Com. .V I r'v /\ SA( ks extra Family A Chotet I \_|^|\JsL|rftnn* Flour in Stcte and short ly to arrive, which in kfuahty will compare wnt. anv Stock in Georgia For sa!« Low by E. M. »EAUU, Produce Commission Merchant. A,*o, new Baoon, plenty w arrive ius lew day*. * dwtf