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EXAMINER. BY LOCHRANE, DOWSING & CO. “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT."-JEFFKKXi»N J - ‘I.STKKL8, J„.„. J' v\ uowmsio, s NEW SERIES, VOL. 1- ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1857. 51- JUlantn IBa ill) dtaiwr. ATLANTA,8BPTKMBER~9 , 1857’ Men at the Knoxville Conven tion' The following Bketche* of the most prom inent members of the Southern Commercia Convention are taken from the Marion (Ala) American: The Disti.nouirhko Men.—I must con clude thia letter, and 1 will do it by a brief mention of the celebrities who were present. To begin with the President, I must mention Professor DeBow, of Louisiana,.the editor of DeBow’s Review. lie is a small and coarselooking man, with prominent features. Not by any means brilliant, ho is a monu ment of patient labor, raised to distinction by unceasing effort. Ho was the head of the census bureau, under Mr. Pierce, and superintended the statistics of the census of 4800. Although Alabama was largely represent ed, there was no genuine celebrity or man oV mark among them. David Hubbard, of Notth Alabama, was the chairman of the del egation. He is a plain, blunt, honest man ( but otherwise he did not particularly impress me. However, I like him. From Georgia, the most striking man is Ben Yancy, now of Atlanta. He was the President of the last Senate in Alabama.— Very handsomo, offine figure, with fair coins plexion, light hair, blue eyes, golden specta cle, composed and easy in manner, be has a very scholarly and impressive appearance. A man who secs him once will turn to look again; a woman who looks once will look all tho time. Mr. Yancey is a man of decided talents, but a good deal milder and less emphatic than his Alabama brother. 1 have known him since I was a boy, and always admired him. Mr. Overby, the Maine Liquor Law candi date for Governor of Georgia in 1S33, was chairman of the Georgia delegation. He is a grave, dignified and benevolent looking man. - From Tennessee, the most noticeable per sons were Col. Sneed and Horace Maynard. The former, tho member from the Knoxville Districtin the last Congress, and Mr. May nard, the member elect to tho next Congress. Both are Americans, and both men of tal ent. Tho first man of the South Carolina dele gation is the Hon. XV. W. Boyce, for sever al years past a member of Congress. He is •bout thirty-five ycari old, but looks younger, and is a very handsome man. Ho is very reserved and taciturn, and rarely engages in conversation. Ho speaks fluently,and there is always pointedness, force and pith in his •pceches. There is nothing about the man or hit speeches of the common place and hackneyed order. I always listen to him with interest and pleasure. Mr. Bryan,of South Carolina is, on ac count of his physique, ‘tho observed of all observers.’ He is very large in person, and has a beard which a Spanish Don ora French Marquis might envy. It is fifteen inches long, as fine as ‘split silk,' and as dark as JErebus. Ho wears an ample Byron collar, withoutacravat. Hois anelcgant and much esteemed gentleman, and has very respect able talents. Hon. James Lyons, of Virginia, is a fine specimen of a Virginia gentleman. Appa rently over fifty years, he seems mature, but not old. Ho is composed, solf-postessed and courteous in manner. He it an able lawyer, and is very formidable in discustion. I must not omit n notice of Brotvnlow— Everybody baa heard of Brownlow, and ev erybody is anxious to see him. He if of me dium site, firmly knit together, a brunette in hair, eyes and complexion. His features are sharp, pointed and firm, indicating great energy, firmness and courage, physical and moral, A bright eye gives a flash of intel ligence to his face. He is a modest, quiet and unpretending man, as gantle as a dove to his frionds, but as fierce as a hyena to his foes. The Board of F.xamiuera for the new Bteam sloop of war, owing to the absence of Captain Pendergasl and Commander Hartutein, have not yet organized. They will all doubtless be present to-morrow, when they will immediate ly proceed with their examination. A detachment ol thirty-three marines left here yesterday, under Lieut. Fontain, for the frigate Merrimae, at Boston. An interesting question will be submitted to the Cabinet to-morrow, involving the official uetion of Secretary McClelland, and the per, sonul honor of the present Secretary of War. Governor Floyd is detrained to place himself right on the record. It is not probable that the contemplated changes in the heads of the government bureaus will be olliciully announced before the termi nation of the present fiscal quarter of the year. During August more than 1,500 land war rants were Issued under the Bounty law of 1865, to satisfy which 231,000 acres are nex cessary. So far 26,500,000 acres have beeu granted under the act. Edward S. Hastings has been appointed re ceiver of public money at Montgomery, Ala* baraa. A patent for 35,000 acres of land, selected in lieu of those located by military warrants or scrip, and issued by virtue of a special cer tificate in favor of Wisconsin under the second section of the act of March, 1855, is now in course of preparation in the General Land Office,and will be transmitted to the Governor of the State in a few days. Railroad SdjcdnlcB. j ©tg^bocrlisemcnls 1 Professional Cards PRINTING A T T H E EXAMINER Georgia Kali loud A. Banking Company. ArsoNTA to Atlanta .171 Miles..Fire,$5.50 GEORGE YONGE, Huf-erinn-rideril. MOBNI.NO PASSKNOAR TRAIN. Lores Atlanta, daily, at 8 15 A M Arrives st Augusta,at... .... 6 00 P M Leaves A ugusta, daily, at 6. OO A M Arrives at Atlanta, at 3 30 P M EVKNINO PASKENOBR TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 6 00 P M Arrive* at Augusta, at f.22 A A Leave* Augusta, daily, at.... . 5 00 P M Arrives at Atlanta,at 3.00 A M ntsTANCE rnoM Atlanta. New Spring Hoods.'! JEST OPENED \ND READY FOR SALE ! M V SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS IS dow complete, and J would regretfully invite the publie to call and eiamine — Beaide* my usual stock of Hardware, Groceries, &c., I have on hand some selections of BILLIiDljM. DA.VFORT1I, ATTORNEY AT LAW. fairblrn, g\. Jul r «■ '* 57 - dAwtr F xnliS<. 4 LOCHRANE— AT- j_jT JRJflES AT LA W-Maeon, iGeoreia. V o. A. LOCERAS r. 1 J u| y 13, 1857 NOW LOCATED IN 000011!? mm ' In now prepared J; & J. LYNCH. Corner Alabama and White Hall-strceU Atlanta f Ga. WHOLESALE and Retail Deal ers in New Orleans Sugar, Cof fee, Syrup and Provisions gen erally which we offer on the most reasonable terms. Wo keep constantly on hand a general stock of Liquors, Wines and Cordials, by Wholesale. Being in daily receipt offJoods from first hands we are enabled to sell al an 6ina!! profit* ** any house in the cities of Augusta. Havannah or Charleston (the freight only added.) We shall take advantage of the Ohio, Cumberland and Al abama rivers on first raise and keep a Large Stock of New Orleans and Cincinnati Goods, cheapr than they can be bought in the markets abov mentioned. J. Ot J LYNr’H. oct. 19. ’61. n23- AmwM & tmmjan •mm m mm ar~ mmt^ of all kinds, in a neat and workman-liko manner, and at tho shortest possible notice. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Crawford ville, 107 Gumming, 114 C»mak, 124 Thomson, 135 Dcaring, ..142 Berxelia,. . 156 Bel Ail, 161 Augusta, 171 Programmes, Blank Notes, Blank Deeds, Way Bills, Bank Check*, Visiting Cards, Hand-hills, Posters, &c., x »• ited on terms as reasonable as in any other section of Georgia or the South. THE DAILY EXAMINER. t> Published every Morning, (Sunday exeep'.ed [ at Fire Dollars per annum—in advance. // delayed six mon/its Six Dollars will be charged ; HAT AND CAP STORE 4 J. TAYLOH now opening a fresh stock ol fashionable rials, Gaps and Bonnet*. Next door tn Lawshe 4- tiro’s Jewelry Store. , Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga, Taylor's Hat & Cap Emporium. J UST RECEIVED, and opening, the firsten tire stock of HATS & GAPS ever oflered in this city. Mv stock is now complete, consisting of every variety and style. Please call and ex amine lor yourselves! E5T A''kinds of Fur Skins bought. J. TAYLOR, Ja. May 4,1857 lyoRs &c LYONS from Washington. The Cabinet bad a short session on 1st inst. but nothing important was done. The Com missioner of Patents aud bureau appointments, still hang tire. The grand allair of the season—the marriage of Gen. Walbridgeof New York, to tho beau- tiful end accomplished Mrs. Jenny M. Wake —came off to-day at 12 o'clock, M., at the house of the groom’s father. The ceremony was witnessed by President Buchanan, Gener al Cass, Governor Cobb and Indy, Governor Toucey and lady, Mr. Eamcs and Judge Bow- tin, together with a few personal friends The General and his bride lelt this evoning for tho North. Beverly Tucker, through the advice of his friends, has decided to accept the Liverpool Consulate. Tho letter declining it, he says was written hastily and without consultation with ghls friends. An evening paper states that Tucker did not write the letter decliuiug the Liverpool Ooniulate. 11 had hot ter inquire at the Stuto Department next time before it commits such a stupid blunder, IMPORTERS AND DKALXKS IN HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL KINDS OK foreign wines LIQUORS, &c.j &c. No 1J Cedar Street, Nashville, Tenn. Dec 17, 185 A. UKRIOT. (WM. r. HOLME* HER10T & HOLMES, C ommissionfs i? o r w a r d i n g MorolHanta, No. 4 VENDUE RANGE, CHARLESTON, 8. G. ty Particular attention paid to the sale ol Cotton, Flour, Grain, and ail description of coun try Produce. fsy- Also, to the Fowording of Merchandise into and from the Ulterior. joh2K—wl J. KNOBEL.OCH. COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DintS IN Flour, and all kinds of Country Produce 107 E.xST-BAY, CHARLESTON. . fi»-Particular attention will he paid*rj3- Gt|] to the sale or FLOCK, GRAIN, BACON, l.ARl). &c„ and liberal advances made on shipments. REFERENCE : Girardey, Whyte, A Co., Augusta, Oa. John C. Carmichael, do Klinck & Wickenberg, Charleston. H. Jesson, do James Girvin, Ballimore, Sam’l C. White A llro., Philadelphia Fob 28 '67 wlv H. L. TIM,BY JAN. HAPOTK H. i2. TIN LEY & CO., C o in mission & F o r sv a r d ing Morcliants, NO. exchange ST. charleston s. c Give then prompt personal attention to select, of all kinds of 1’roduci, and to the purchas ing, to order, all articles that may de sired, for a commission of 2) per cent. ty Goods reoeived and forwarded al 10 cent* |*t package. No Goods have or will bo detain ed by us for freight and charges. jy LisriiaL Advance* made on all consign ments to us. feb 28—wly v 1 KOHGI.A, l-’ullon Count).—< VT John Lynch of sad county, Executor,ol Daniel McBhetlry of said county deceaaad will apply for letters" of dismission from said Ad ministration at the November term next, of the said Court of Ordinary of said county. Bv or- ' L> ' " der of April 24 JOB H* MEAD Ordinary. 1857 'v»iu RATES OF ADVERTISING. Advertising in the Daily Examiner will he in serted at the following rates per square of lOJines One insertion BO cents- One month, Two 1'hrc Four $1,00 i: 1,60 1;75 r « ' 2,00 Special contracts Two Throe Four Six One Year $5,00 8,00 10,00 12,00 16,00 25,01 ill be made for yearly ad ments occupying a quarter, half or whole column. Advertisements from transient persons must be paid in advance. Legal advertisments published at the usual rates, Ordinary notices exceeding ten lines charged as advertisments. Announcing candid ates for oifice, $5 00, to be paid in advance. The privilego of yearly advertisers is subtly limited to their own immediate and regular busi- ness. Professional Cards not exceeding six lines $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as to tame wall be published till ordered out, and ihargedat regular rales. Advertisments inserted in the t\ eekly pape, only will be charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Of all Description*. B LANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTION*, ran be had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Anomie*, Sheriff*, Clerks of Courts, and Ordi nanes, cun be furnished, at short notice, any j favorite form of DEED, \N HIT,'or PWOl kSJ* which they may desire ; and all FORMS of le al instrument* commonly in use, are always on and, to bo sold at the lowest price*. Vtlanta, M w rtAHE Subscriber has just found out the great I | secret of doing a successful business, to sell cheap, have a small profit, and advertise and let j the people know what he has got and occasion ally give them the prices and only one price, and have no friends to sell cheaper to than any person else. I have jnsl received a laige lot ol Boots d Shoes, for Ladies, Men. Boys, Girls and Chil dren, alt fresh front ihe Manufactory. Crockery and Gla-S Ware, Ovens, Pots,Skillels, Fire Doge, Axes, B/acksmitli Tools.Shovels. Spades, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knivtl. Umberrellas, Pow der, Shot, Lead, Oil, Turpentine, While 1 cad. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses Salt, Brandv, Wine. Gin, Rum, Cordials, Whiskeys, ol every kind. Rice, Tobacco in fact I Can not tell you all 1 keeji in one Advertisement. But come and look for yourselves, we are ready to show and sell. I font forget I give 8 lbs., ol best Coflee, for $1, Sugar 8), 7 and 6 lbs .for a $l,and be sure to bring the cash, we keep no book*, l orner ol White Hall and Mitchell Street W. W. ROARK. Jan-6,1887 d»tf Just Received, KEGS ol NAll.S. to self at 5 cents by the Keg. ^ Decatur, G Slone Mountain 16 Lithonia, 24 Conyers, 31 Covington 41 Social Circle 51 Madison G7 Greensboro 88 Union Point, 95 cr This Koa»l runs in connection with the Trains of the South Carolina and the Savannah & Augusta /failroads, at Augusta. Western & Atlantic rstate) Rail road. Atlanta to Chattanooga 13^ Miles Fare, $5 JAMES M. 8PULLOCK, Superintendent. MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN. Ltaves Atlanta, daily, at 9 00 A M .Arrives at Cliaitanooga, at [>. 30 P M Leaves Chattanooga, daily, at 7.30 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at *4 00 P M SIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, mghtly> at ... . .9.00 P M Arrives at Chattanooga, at 5.10 AM Leaves Chattanooga, nightly, at. . . .7 OO P M Arrives at Atlanta, at DISTANCE PROM AT liolton 8 Marietta, *0 Acworth, 36 Alistoona, 40 Etowah 46 Cartersville, 48 Caw, DRY Kingston, .....59 Adausville^ 68 TiT" This K*>at) connects, each way, with the Home Iiranch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tennessee \ Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and the Nashville & ChattonoOga Railroad, at Chata tanooga, Atlanta & Lagrange Railroad. Atlanta to West. Point, 87 Milca, Fair, $3.50 GEORGE G HULL,Superintendent. morning passinoer train. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 3 Arrive* at West Point,at 8. Leaves West Point, dally, at .3. Arrives at Atlanta, at 7 evening passenger train. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 4 Arrives at West Point, at .10. Leaves West Point, daily, at . .12 Arrives at Atlanta, at.,.,.. 5 DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. East Point, 6 I Hogansrille, Fairburn 16$ Lalirange,. Palmetto .25 | I*ong Cane, Newnan ...40 | West Point. Grant'tile. .52 | This Road connects each way 1 Montgomery A West Point Railroad. Macon A Western Railroad. Macon Atlanta,. . 103 W-;4es. . Fare. #4 EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent* l'ASSENOKR TRAINS. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at.. 6 15 A M Arrives at Macon, at .. 1! 06 A M Leaves Macon, daily, at .. 3 00 P M Arrive# at Atlanta,at 8 35 P M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. Consisting of Muslin Uautiful and good. And a large Stock of Mantillette.s and Mantillas A good assortment of B «» -'m, m ■ -7 T Si Fashionable and Pretty ; Hats and Shoes, Serviceable and good looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, And every other article, almost, in my line of business. In short, my stock is good and full and the prices will be os low as living will af ford. The Ladies are particularly invited to give me a call. H. W. COZART. april 13, 1867 dtf Fire Fire!! Fire!!! C H. STRONG & CO- Have removed then Stock of STAPLE ASD FAH\ DRY GOODS, T O the old stand of J. NORCROSS. fronting on W bite—Hall and Marietta Streets, where they efler to their old friends and the pubhc generally, i Spit d I d S I o c k o lL^aC-Q-OODS* for CASH ONLY, and are determ ned n-,t to be ... 2 10 A M | undeisold by any hou« in the city. They will STAi . be constantly receiving new inpplK- from the ; best markets in the country, and are confident of being able to sell goujj a« cheap as the cheap est. Our Stock consists in part ol ! R.e,h Dress Silks, Barrage and Muslin Rones Plain Barrages, J'rench Figured Jatk.cr.ei-. French Colored JacK'T.ets, Figured Bnliianu, 1 Debtge and Linen Goods, for Trac'ur.g hum - French, Scutch and Domestic Gmgbamr Checked Cambnc and Muslins, Printed Lawne in great variety, English and Domestic Print*, m great variety, : Cambric and Swim Trimmings, Dres*_Tr:mming8—a splendid assortment. Ribhins and Lace*, , Sttk and Lace Mantilla* that can't • . oat ' Irish Linens, and Linen Sheefne? | Cotton Sheetings, and Tickings, Bleached and Brown Shirting. : Osnaburgs Stripes and Bloy Liner... Table Linen* end Napkins. | Cotton Drills. Hosiery, and P.c-Nici Mite, &c., fee. Don't forge! to call oa u. at N'lRCKOSs j old Stand. We ehaggs nothing i.'r sho»mf l our go«v,I*. ap2l' 67 dwlv FTBATtTRE m IIMTIRE!! THE suoserilwrs have on pF band and are now opening a large and careful I? select ed Stock from the lie's! \ortIiciti. MamifactoiTe,,. SAFES. wardrobes. BUREAUS. SECRETARY'S. W ASH STANDS. bedsteads \ND Q’HAIRS Of any desire d pattern and price. .4 fine- »f sorlmem of Centre. \\ ora. Saloon ar. J Toilette Tables—Etagere's Corner and > ,:e—> ,fa>. Tcte-a.Tele. etc. jy In addition to the above large slock are receiving weekly supplies. The public invited t* call and eiamire our stock F. A..W J. 8. WILLIAMS, Next door to G.’ivr: -v Clarke, Peachtree * Atlanta. 4 7\v , i*\ C KETT ’ A'lT OflNEY Al i some selections ol A. LAW . Ringgold, Georgia, will pracuc • w ' fol| o»'n* counties; Cotooaa, Chatlcoga Murray Gilmer. Whitfield, Gordon, Walker 7 Dade. Rrferenctt; Mai. W. Y H»r sell M... ,' n l , *' rn “ y \:«•- H »nve!l A bimpson, Marietta j‘m«R And a large Stock of [ I. ,wh 0 n. Eso . DsbloC.. K Simpson, Marietta, Jnmre R- L«q , Dahlonega. ^-Particular attention paid to the codec tin bus neas. May 28, 1857 dawly Dr. li. Dlckvon Capeis, P ROFFERS his Professional services to the citizens of Atlanta. Office White-Hall street, over T. R. Ripley’s 8tore. r 3 June 26, IA57—dsrtf. MEDICAL CARD. D r8. JesM Boring A J. ilOTlng five formed a copartner- t .itp .n the pracn-e of Medicine in the city, a.. . vicinity of Atlanta. One or both will be I >ur,d in their office, over Jackson dcBro. nore corner Ol W uitehad utd Hunter streets, when ont professionally absent, may 16, 1S57 daw3m D K W.B. [HiVCKs has removed bis •Jfice to Whitehall meet, over AJexg r* der s Drug 8tore. . M ‘7‘ 3 - l8 » dawtt20 H W.McDBklMI, J. P.-Officcin • sue s Building on Marietta Street Mlanta, Ga , March 26, ’57. J. A. I llItASIlCK. ATTORNEY A 7 LAW, Atlanta, Georgia.—Will practice m the feiiowmg counties: Fulton New- ten, Henry, Spalding. Fayette, Cobb, Camp- bed and Coweta. ( ) t.:ce ot, the second floor ot the Concert Ha . .rocting the Pott Office. aprU23dwly Calhoun 78 Resaca,...... .84 Tilton,.. .. .90 Dalton, 100 Funnel Hill,... 107 Ringgold, 116 Chickamauga,. 128 Chattanooga,. .. 13S Gartreli & Gleirn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, _iT,V' NTA ' : : GEORGIA YY' ;- j - the Courts in the Counties oi m 1 niton, DeKalb, I ayette, Campbell, Mer> wi iher, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, Heard, Cot: and Spalding. nrc:rs j. gshtsjil. J ncrEta :. glcvs. Formerly of Wash- Formerlv of Mc- ington, Ga, | Donough, Ga. 147-tawly 3o A M 25 A M 00 A M 56 A M 15 P M 00 P M 45 P M 32 P M nth the JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia Office Front Rooma over John R. Wallace A Bros., comer of While Hail and Alabama Street*; JOHN V. HEARD.' 7 ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT MILLER, GO.. .GEORGIA. Trout House Shaving Saloon. i < E NTLEME.N ce*inng k go d #have, h*;r cutting, and such other attention to 4 our p r?on# a.« rrar h*- had iq t JJ UftiionstiJe bar r< r» #aJ«x>n#, can t»e acci mmodateJ at all hours b * v 8 iT ‘n« the uudervinged a caJJ. a: their ea rn :r* the Trout H . uk>. 7 her sre prepared lo fuiniah, #r #6ort notice -i ’< A.vc’.dent Ball Iioom Band. k. McCombs, • ate ol MiUsJgevilla, Ga. JOHN WALTON, late of Augusta, Ga. dtf Ailanln Mint in? saloon. 'T'HE GENTLEMEN fthec.tyof Auan- J ulv East Port 6 Rough and Ready, 11 Jonesbovough,. 22 Fayette, 36 Gritfin 43 Thornton’s,... .. 4J Milner’* .55 llarnosville 61 Goggins, Collier*,. Forsyth, . . . Smart's, Crawford's, Howard's,.. Macon, . ..95 103 JOG w. ARC JUST UKCE1V I'D- llllLS., (4 Now Mackerel. W. W. ROAR* 20, S yrttp.—Stewarii * refined Sugar Houm Syrup just team ed, and lor sale on reason able tsrma. June 14 1657 da»U W. U. ROARK JUST HKUK1VKD. V, . DHLS., of real pure Corn (Country Hi* M ) tilled.) Whiskey, ol the very best Quality ~Y:e,l. W. VV. ROARK F U8T RECEIVED 80 Barrel* of Whiakej good proof, which I will sell at 35 -am*, also., br the tingle Barrel. W, vs ROARK New Mail Arrangement. I fHF. undersigned mtorms tin aLAlA-v—.. public that he has established a Mail Route from Dallas, in Paulding county, l. Vi arietta, and will ran a Hack once a week be tween thus.' places, aceordmg to the follow mg schedule : ^ Leave Dallas every h nday at . o cioek a. m., running by way of Lost Motataiu, and arrive at Marietta »t 12* p- u>. Leave Marietta at 10 o’clock p. m„ and arrive al 7 p. m , same day. F CHARLES V. JENKINS. Dailu, Ol. I«bS4, 1848—dawtf Cf This Hoad connects, at -Va -on, with the Coniral and South M oslem Railroads. GEORGIA sarsaparilla Uoiuponml. OB, DENNIS’ ALTERA ITYE y.. Liver Complaints and to Furit'y the Blood 1 )1 Bi.Hl opinion aud Physicians have de cided that this is the best preparations of bARSAP.4RII.LA that can be obtained. It sells readily and gives good satiet'aclion. Its ingredient* are well known to Physicians and the people at the South to Ik* noon, aud good medicines, when appropriately used, often cf- tec I greatcures. Nothing more need be said in praise ol it, than to publish what it is composed of. It con tains in addition to Sarsaparilla, hydro-alco- hohe extract ot Queen's Delight, ^Stilhugia. White Ash. Grey Bread, or Fringe Tre< (Chron- attthus) Tincture of May Apple, or Mandrake, I'o.lophyllum) and Bloi'J Root. (Sangutnoria ) Those prefenug this Compound Preparation oj Sarsaparilla, should express tn their orders. trihqinlii'ii Alterative**^ OR, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM POUND, IN PINT BOTTLES. Reference* 1 —Gov. H. V. lohnson, Milledge- Ue: W. Gtlmcre Simms, L.L. D., Chaileston or any well read physician m the State . For aale by SMITH A EZZARD, A duiUi July 8C) 1857 dtf BURIAL CASES. W# are prepared to lunuth K:>k > MciaII.c Burit> at svbort notice Wo hnv# lecur- cJ thtf kfma'i ol a Ca'mjMlent ^or>.'h to jattrnJ to this JeuArtm^nt. F. A. vV J.S. WILLIAMS. July 14 *57-dwlv IVachtrcc 8trco{. Cigar ami Tobacco V\ STOKE. r|7HE,Sl'l)SCKIBF.R begs m >»t r.s } .,tfu iy I to inform the Cititens , i Atlanta and sur rounding count-y, that he ha* just received a large addiuou u hu former Sloek el FINE CIGARS. TOBACCO. SNUFF, PirES. " SNUFF BOXES, MATCHES,' at; Which •* 'tier, i at Mh.Usale ot KeUil al wai 5»ow sales*. 1‘^rtK-ns tii'«iring anything ixj my line trill well • v 1 call AnJ rsauiinv my ^tc*ck before | ur- chasing fltewhrro. LT Stkvrc on NN h.tu Hai Street,i*p|»osite the IntfUicenccr office. JOHN Fit'KEN. Atlanta. March l^, 11567 dwtt ta ar.J the public gcnerxllx, ciuj be ac- comm dated with cither Warm or Cold Plunge ar.ai 5*h v»rr Hathf. at the Allat.ta Shaving t^a n ' ' n hite*kall street, alvove Tomlinson A Barnes’ Tin ^hop. ; Thi subscriber have, alsv>, a sh«»p at th»* ^ a>h.ngt* n Ha!!, where gentlemen can be ac- ivmmodated with Warm an J Cold Baths Tickets can be had at the Washington Hail. 1 IJ Bath* 25 cents—Warm 35 cents. They can be found m readiness at any time H. 8TOKE8, K. YANCEY- Mav29dt4 E. M. S E A G O , Ss.:ctile- tj Seaf j 4' Loireer.c- ; * ILL c nunue the Produce CommiaL.!. J su n Business, at his New Com-gQ^] raodi vus Fire Proof Building, front of Atlanta Hotel, and next door tv Fulton House. ATLANTA. OEORGIA, ty The usuai Facilities oflered to Ship]. , Orders respectfully solicited. O.t 15 flw , 1 74LOUR,Choice article for sale by sths Car Load or in less quantities, to suit dealers kpply to 0 Nt " M. SEAGO. dwtf Hydraulic Cement. ntigncn-at, and tor n»**' *ow bv 8 dwtf for .-ale low, by, E. M. SEAGO 71aj 16th, 1S5T. I I W 1 HHDS. AGON Choice article. Sides 111 U Hams and Shoulder*, Just receiving and for sale by, E.M 8EAGO, Com Mer E. WtUJAMi-JOUS RUKA, O.-B0l.U.Vu vvl 22 II.1.1 AMs, R11E.4 X 4 0. (Smcascrs to J. E MY. i.rn s.) GENERAL COMMISSION MERL’HAN T And ParUcultrly for the sole of Itirotn. Bacon. Lord, F.our, l oath and Tennessee Produce Generally. Decatur Sire, t. near the Trout House, Allan »,Ga. (Nov 15 1857 — dwtf Lathi! Lathi! Lathi!!! ,)CAR Loads, for Plastenug. On Conaigt \ j - - HHDS Bacon Sides. Also a, few fma — ment and lor sale low , by, liH/ Him* On Coneigmuent and for sale NovSdwtf E. M. SEAGO. I r.qvp E. M. SEA60 If WU l SAtl l ' * v/\/Superfine Flour in Store in I short- I Iv to arrive, which in Wualny will compare with anv Stock m Georgia For sale Low bv E. M. SEAGO, Produce Coumusaion Merchant. Al. new Bacon, plenty to arrive 111 a few days- [Teh 6 dwtf