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BY LOOHR ANTJ^DOWSINQ St (So -“.ERROR CEASES TO BE DANdKKOUS, WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”-JEFFERS0N J. II. STKEI.K, i_ J. W. DOWMM,r , VOL l- • *v JUlimta Dali; tf*«iror. ATL^fir^PT^ii|RlC8i5T7r How to Hot Rid of a Du el. Amoug the various mortifying dtaqnalific* tiona under wfflch the Irish Catholics labored,, previously to the passage of the Emancipation Hill, the Ditkrming Act, prohibiting them from having in their possession any offensive weapons, appears to have been not the least galling to our Hibernian fellow-sabjccU; inas much os it debarred them In many instances, In eases of real or supposed nggrievouces, from their dernier retort, which from time immem orial; to the more dilatory as Well 09 uncertain redress,offered by a conrt of law. An ungen* ’ qrous or timid adversary, especially if a mem ber 4f the Government church, might (as has h 'been more than once the cose] evade a hostile meeting with a Papist, on the ground of the above mentioned disqualification. A circumstance of this hind occuWed in Hallow, county Cork, about the [attend of the lasfr Atury, when the oppelantfllevised a ;. whimsical and ingenious experiment to evade the law, and put himself on a Icjel with his overscrupulous antagonist. Mr. Flynn, a re- ' spectable Catholic hat ter, was, or supposed himself greviously insulted by Mr. Putsch Doolittle, a tailor, of the Established Church, residing in the same town. Having in vain endeavored to obtain satisfaction (in-the na tional and current sense of the wordj and be ing given, moreover, to understand that the *^jpfcodox tailor magnanimous by declined giving A the meeting, for do other reason than, lest T»y soidoing ho should lie the proximate cause oPsnbjceting Flynn to the penalities in bucIi » case made and provided, the spirited hatter re.- I', solved on changing his religion, pro tempore, p- amfactually read his public recantion, during tr* the morning service, in Mallow church. There ‘ ■ as fate would have it, Mr. Doolittle chanced . v to be present, and great was his astou- ■ ishmeat and consternation at the unexpected, (r unhoped for conversion of his mortal foe to the ►. true faith! Had it taken place in St. Stepb- i en’s Chapel, he would doubtless have depre ciated,in parliamentary language,the 'indecent haste," &C., with which Flynn had deserted his party. Howbeit, the tailor raw and ac knowledged the necessity of taking imme diate measures to avoid bloodshed. He mqdc a preciptate retreat from the church, aud’look sanctuary in :hc Roman Catholic chapel which standB hr the same street. There, having oi»ci)- ly professed himself an unworthy member of tbe Church of Rome, he was cordially receiv ed, and initiated by baptism and other usual ceremonies. Mr. Doolittle, however, had scarcely time < io congratulate himself on his escape from f ' the dreaded duetto, when he was disagrecas by undeceived by a practical illustration of J i he proverb, '.'one good turn deserves another." The courageous hatter felt indignant at 1 what he could not but consider a paltry sub terfuge; and was'not. to ho put off (like an old beaver) so easily. He therefore took an early opportunity of seeking a conlej- ence with his qutndam priest and lather* . eonl'essor, who found him a willing convert. J A slight nominal penance sufficed io recon-. , eile him to the placable church which he deserted; certainly through interested, but by no means through mercenary motives. • He lamented his back* tiling in due form; ' and renounced the damnable heresies to • which, in an unguarded moment, lie had subscribed;—all this once more in the pres ence of the tailor, who now began to be convinced, that no points of doctrine, how ever lough and knotty, had strength to bind over his Protean antagonist to the peace. Nothing, ho could clearly see, was left him in tins'emergency, but to breut; cover again, and seek refuge in the bosom of his mother church; and this he effected with all itnag* inable speed; sending at the same time, a ' notification to the angry hatter, that their opinion on religious matters were so dia- uyTricully and irreconcilably opposite, that his conscience would f't)t permit him, Doo- ^ lut|«, to retain any u(Ah whatever, that < might at any time be embraced by so hlood- i* thirsty and unchristian an adversary as Flynn. We are assured that the foregoing ancc dote, improbablo as it may appear, is an . . absolute fact, well known as such by most of •tire inhabitantsq( Mallow; and that everj circumstance, even to tbo names polemical warriors, is accurately detailed. P -v Ha?‘ An obstinate jury in England was wPbrought to terms, after getting very hungry by the edntUble, who poked a dish of beef- und onion* at the door, withdrawing it.onou as the' aroma—«o gnjftfel to Eng lishmen—filled the. toolis. 'SWjPjf'aoon a- sd, fort] uman'nature couIMpt withstand l appetising small. ■ """ Jp Ms. Filbnore^ sptwial correspondent theLondoB-Tilnea.ui.thia country; has spending the last five or six weeks in OrUtahs!* ' .1— An Msqeutieh of stock-growers si t;llo, HI., hove purchased the eelehra- ATLANTA, GA„ MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21,1S57 - - „ lailroab Srtjrimlcs. (SitH&bumisemcnts Professional Carts:- I.umn'oI' the Steanimlilp CENTRiff! AMERICA. _ IVifTHfive Flu nffserh Pamen gets and £1,500,- OQ(L irrtSpdcie. *Z. Jjjprvatioali, 8<$r 18, o.m. The barque Sammy arrived at this port, this morning, with fire pUSscngcrs from the steamship Central America, which was lost in the gala*ou Saturday, the 12th inet. The Central America left Havana on the 8th inst., for"New Vorx, with over six hundred pass engers, tlie California mails, and about 81 f’flO* iu)0 iu specie. The passengers arrived itere, state that the vessel, about five hundred passengers, the mails, aud all the treasure, are lost. About forty or fifty of the crew arid women and children, were saved by the brig Marine, of Boston. The sea was so heavy that that wits all the vessel could do. • About fifty others swam from six to twel c hours, and were picked up by the bar que Eioisc, and are now making for some port on the*coast. Tbe names of the live gentlemen who reach ed Savannah are, II. II. Childs, of the firm of Childs A Dougherty, New York ; Jabt/. Howe, of the firm of ‘Icorge Howe >t Co., San Fran cisco ; George W. Look, of Maine; U. II. Ridley, of Maine ; ami Adolph Frederick of •an Fraucisco. Filly passengm teached Nor folk. Norfolk, Sep. IT. The Eloise has arrived with CO passenger* from the wreck of the Central America, in- ludtng t!G females. All the officers of tile boat except ono, and near -J,000)000'of spe. e are lost. south C arolina college. CuLu.Miiii, Sep. j The Board of Trustees of the Sonth Car | olina College adjourned late last night. All j the members of the old Faculty were re-c- Icctcd. The election ‘or President has been tponed until December, The Faculty are authorised in the interim, to elect a Chairman,//™ tern. Tlie Bank of Columbia. New York. Sept. IT. The President of the Bank of Columbia is now here, and he denies that tbe bills of this bank are discredited in Cliaikstou. Another Failure iu Boston. Hosrox, Mass., Sept. IT. Brigham A Co., flour merchants iu Boston, have failed. P RINTI NC A.TJ! T HIE .EXAMINER NOW^I/IOATKD IN awmi® aaaa . UrorKln Railroad * Baaklag Company. At (it si* tci Atlanta ..171 Mile*. ,Fate;$5.50 . GEORGE YONGE, Superintendent. MIlBNIXO PASRVNOKH TRAM. 'Leaves Atlanta, daily, ah. H 45 A M Arrive* at Xiiguata.at C.Of) V M •Leaves A uguata, datly, at € 00 A M Arrives at Atlanta, at a 30 P M KVF.JUNO PASSENUEH TRM!'i\_ Leaves Atlanta, daily, at Arrives at Augusta, at Leaves Augusta, daily, at.... .<5 OOPM Arrives nt Atlanta, at TOO A M DISTANCE EHOSI ATI.ANTA. New Spring floods!-! JUST OPENER AND READY FOR SALE! Y SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS 18 «AIN. 1 ... ~0 on P M . ...3.83 A ef4- r. n/i u ll 1 k" lit now i Drcatur,.. a“tout’ Mountain,.. Lithonia, Conyern, Fovingtnn, Social t’irrle 51 Mud neon, 07 (ireenuboro,. ...... .*88 I'nion Point, 05 X3T Thin Rood run* in connection . in -it Crawfordville, Gumming, Caniak, Tbornann,.. . . Hearing, Berzelia, Bel Air,. Altguola lit 131 . 13f. .143 .ir»r. .tnt vrth the of all kind*, In a neat and workman like manner, nt„l at llio shortest possible notire. Business Cards, Bill Heads, Programmes, Bank Cheeks, Blank Notes, Visiting Cards, Bla^k Deeds, lland-bills, W ay Bills, Posters, &c., •xm ltcdontorniB oh reasonable ai* in any other section of Qoonrin or tlio South, THE DAILY EXAMINER. (I Published every Morning, (Sunday excepted at live Dollar* per annual—in advance• I delayed six moiihts Six Dollars will he charged It AT E 8 6 K~ ADV K RT1SIN G Advertising in tjie Daily Examiner wilt lie in- set led at the following ratespersqunre of 10 line* Boiler explosion in Baltimore, Baltimore, Sept. IT. The boiler of the telegraph Hour mills ex ploded to-day, killing four children and de molishing several buildings. Oiib insertion 00 cents. One mnnlh, $5,00 Two •' $1,00 Two ** 8,00 Three “ 1,35 T’hree “ 10,00 Four “ 1,50 Four “ 12,00 Five “ 1;75 aix 15,00 Si x 11 1 2,00 One Year 25,01 Train* of the South Carolina and the Savannah St Augusta /failroada, at Augusta. Western A* Atlantic (Slate) Rail road- Atlanta to Ciuttaxoooa 138Mile* Fare, $r> I \MI'S M. WPf’LLOCK, Superintendent. MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 9.00 A M Arrive* at fTiattanooga, at 5 30 P M f.cavesdhattanooga, darly, at 7.30 A M Arrive* at Atlanta, at 4.00 P M NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave/ Atlanta,nightly, at 9.OOP M \rrive- at Bhattanooga, at 5.10 A M Leave* Chattanooga, nightly; at... .7 00 PM Arrives at Atlanta, at 211) A M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. M now complete, and I would n-apyrtfull; ! _ .seplfnlwtf invit* the public to’call and examine them,— | lie.i,la* my usual stock tflf Hardware, Gspceries, &c., I hava on hand some aeleeCdna-ol DRY GOODS, thirfkivHng fi Muslins, in exteanVe variety, l/eantiful ard gonJ. And a large Stock of Mautillettes and Mantillas. —- A good .assortment of «. R «o» m* m- k; ti? ms Fashicnahle and I’relty; Hats and Slioes, Serviceable and good looking ; DOMESTICS, CALICOES, Ami every other article, almost, in my line ol husinesa. in short, my stock is good and full and the prices will be as low as living will af ford. Ibei^/iifs are particularly in viler! to give me a call. H. W. COZART. april 13, 1957 dtf DR. R. T. PULfcUM . ITAVING retumei ftOm ■ yiail to Virginia l-l . re,u nie the pratuice of hi* profeision in th< city of Atlanta and it* vicinity. — L«n be four d at hi* office at all hour*,except when profeaaioruliy engaged. h ’ ET Office WASHINGTON H A 1,1,. WILLIAM M. OAXFORTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. FAIRBUBN, GA. July 15, 1867. divru L amar &. ia)ciirane~-at- TOKMEtt AT L tH’-Maeon.tfleorgi.. O G. LAMAR. o. A. lOCaBAXl. July t.1, 1857 dAWtf A t. halr«;tt,.atiorney at • LAW, Kttigzold, Uetagia, will praetic in the following countic*: t'nuovt, Chattooga Murray. Gilmer, Whitfield, Garden, Walker Hade. References.- Maj. W. V. Hanarll, Man etu, ilantell A Siaipwm, Marietta, J.imes R I.iwhon, Ewj., Ha hi onega. ®r-Particular attention paid to the cullec tin business. May 18, 1857 dawty Dr. H. Dickaoa Capets, I ) KOFFEPS bi* Professional services to ih« nliien* of Atlanta. Office, White-Hall street, over T. R. Ripley* •Store. June 16, 1857—dwtf. I/Sgag. EliiiA ff Vinn f n I \K- W-B. IRIVCRS has renrev-ed bis f IF(‘ f ire a a r ire . . . <■> Whitehall .treet, over Alex, n- A'pcciul contracts will be made for yearly ad rerusement* 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 excccding k ten lines charged aaadvertisments. Announcing candid ates for office, $5 UO, to he paid in advance. Fhoprivilege of yearly advertisers isstristly limited to their own immediate and regular busi ness. Professional Card* not exceeding six lines $15 per annum. Advertisments not specified as to time wall be published lilt ordered out, and charged at regular rates. Advertisments inserted in the Weekly paper only will be charged at former rates. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks Morgan ••AdfiiWt" lor Wr “The Southern Citizen." NEW POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY JOURNAL. JOHN MITCHEL &WM-G. 8WAN, EDITORS JSD PROPRIETORS, r Ufa: title of this Journal, with tbo naincfi of lit* UditorH.iQiay tom*wly enough to indicate iuaiiu. One of thoio Kdltors bemv nn American citizen by birth j tho other intondin^ t«» become «ueh by adop lion ; there If no <|uee9loii alteetlnK the dcfitlnloe of American*,on whi :h they will hold themselves tl barred from openly expre«alni{ uu opinion. Tho onearioutlierner by birth—the other by pref- •cuc^tl.oy iUkurtol betif tho»o who know “*\o ri«»uth, 'o rforih.” Tliey well know both , and inthe»trug gle which the South i« now called upon tg make for her own right® aud honor, they mean to mund with tho Bouth* A thoroughly Democratic anl Btate§-Rlght^ .lour nal, ,“71ie Bouthern Citizen” will nevertheless decline to be called “Partisan.” mile** the Coi.stilulloti oi the United StatPH t» to be called a parti/.an document. wt iphold tho Fedoral Union, provided thesov ereiguty oi tho confederated Btatc* be respected, if not. not. Holding that tho Institution of Negro .S1u\ ery ii a sound, just, wholesome lusllution, ami ifotrf.y,. thut tho question of re-opening the Blavo trade is a question of txpodmucy alone, the conductors of “Tbe AX)Uthern CitiMJU will, In view of the late action oi the Bouthern Commercial Coventlon, at Knoxville, apply themaelves to search out anti bring to light, nil accessible information bearing upon that Important sul'jecl—on the whole iudiihlriul condition and im ccisi tii'»t of the eoulh—on tho actual ntntoof tho m gro raeet A frlea, and on the policy and nr ion of European Powers in reference to the ttlave Trade* /feeidlng at Knoxville , and choosing this point as tlie place from whence their Journal is to emannio, tho conductors of “Tlie Bouthern Citizen” will Ih» guided in tko matter of Btnto indite*, by the g on Ora 1 principles Al>ove indicated It will lidong to no clique of oftlca-saukorf. In short, it will support the candi dates for all offices, who will support the equal right* of he Sovereign dlatc*, North and South, the equal right* of tlie SruTolgn Citizens, wherovci they may b*\obcen born, wherever they may worship or hot worship. On /tgrlculturai and Coratuercisl atfsiis, on the progress of. Internal Iniprovemenu, aud especially of our Bouthern Anllrctdo, there will be an ample and carefully complied vrekly report* Literary articies and Review*, will form amain tea litre of “The Southern Cltlzeu.” Intellectual gruu deer, wherever it appears In the world, shall meet prompt and ealous recognition. We do not need to shutout light or slide inquiry but, In this dspart ment as well os In Politics, "*» shall take leave to ex amine and judge from our ow n point of view tu t importing our opinions from England, still Ices at sec ond banil from New England To the utmost of our power, wo shall aid the movement which at length stirs the .Youth to vindicate her own intellectual and moral existeace, to revolve round her own center ol her own thought, and to appeal to a aiandard of taste and of ethics hign abovq the considerations of i*ohtt- cal or cotoinerclcl rivalry. K*peolal cere will betaken to furnish a weekly d! treat of all the new* of tbo world, at homeand abroad. Conducting their new Journal in this spirit, and conctantly ondeavorlo/ to aiatu> good these underta Uiugs, it is presumed that “The .southern OUrtn will meet with the support it msydwteavo, The ilrst number of “The Bouthern citUcu” will t pn^*r ttetweon M** ,lr * 1 fifteenth of October. It will be'published on tbo Wednesday of each week. Terms TWO DOLLARS per annum Hew types, I'rvi* and materials of all sorts, are h^ let proeurcvi for this Journal. and as iu public* Mott VlU OertaiiiW be continued, subscribers will be leqalfwd In all ca*ce, to remit tho amount of their advance , otherwise the impcf will Tbe terms for advertising will conform to the usual rates Of Tewna*s««. W!5Wii* ,0 a SWAN. KMSTlilc, Taunts* aa. Bolton Marietta, Ac worth, Allatoona ELisvnh, Cartprsville, ... Oast Kirig.ton, Ailair*vil|o r .20 Calhoun lienaca, Tilton, .... Dalton Tunnel Hill,. Ringgold, Uhickimauga,. L'haltanor/ga,. t*“ '/'his Road connect*,each way, with the Rome Brunch Railroad, at Kingston, the East Tcnnewee & Georgia Railroad, at Dalton, and the Nashville A Cbattonooga Kailroa i, at Chat, tanooga, C H. STRONG & CO.- Have removed their Stock of .STAPLE A AD FAACY DRY GOODS, the old stand of J. NORCBOSS, fronting I on White-Hall and .MarietUHtrcrt*, where they ofler to their old friends aud the public generally, a S p I C P-fingYBl- 3 * V il I d M o i k o ‘ti|i I for CASH t INLY, and are determined not to he undeisold by any house in the city. They will be constantly receiving new tu(>plies from the Lett markets in the country, and tre confident of 1/eing able to sell good* as cheap as thr cheap• eat. Our Stock coUMliatH in part of der'* Drug (Store May 13, 1957 diwtn20 H W. Be Daniel, J. P.—Office in a Kile’* Building on Marietta Street. Atlanta, G», March 29, ’57. dwtl A. TURASHER, ATTORNeV AT LAW, Atlanta, Uet/rgia.—Will practice in the following countic-: Fulton, New ton, Henry, Sf/alding, Favetie, (,'ohb, (.’amp- bell and Coweta. Ofiice on the second floor of the Concert Hall, (routing the I’osl Office, spriti.idwly J. Atlanta & Lagrange]Railroad Atlanta to West Point, 8? Miles, Fair, $3.. r >0 | hhcTked Cambricand Mu.ins, Rich Drrss Silks, Uarracc and Muslin R-»lvs Plain barrages, /Tench Figured Jackonet-s French Colored JackoneLs Figured Brilliants, Debageand Linen (rooti$, for Trav*|;ng L>rr&gc>, French, Scotch and Domestic (iinghams, CCOifCE (i |H(> T LL, Supnintendent. MORNING PASSES HER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 3.30 A M Arrives ut West Point,at t.25 A M Leaves West Point, daily, at 3.00 A M Arrives at Atlanta^ at ,*.7.66 A M EVEN INO PASSENGER TRAIN. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 4.45 P M Araivesat West Point, at?. .* *10.00 P M Leaves West Point, daily, at 12.45 P M Arrives at Atlanta, at, .5.32 P M DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA. East Point, 6 Fairburn, 18$ . Palmetto, 25 I Nrwuan, 4U j (Jrantvillo, 53 T3T This Road connect* each way with the j Montgomery dc Weat Point Rsilroad. Hogansville, ;»y Lafirange,. 71 Long Cane 90 West Point,.... 87 Of nil Descriptions. B lanks of all descriptions, can be had at all times, at the EXAMINER OFFICE. Attornies, Sheriffs, (Jlerks of Courts, nnJ Ordi narios, can be furnished, at bhort notice, any favorite form of DEED, WUIT/or EROCLNS which they may desire ; and all FORMS ol le- i a I instruments, commonly in use, are always on | EMERSON FOOTE, Superintendent n nd, to be sold at the lowest prices. A tlanta, M w Macon X Western Railroad. Macon to Atlanta,. .. 103 Miles....Fare, $4 S. B. 0 ATM AN, Dealt r in TASSENGKR TRAIN*. Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 5.15 A M Arrives at Macon, at 11 00 A M Leaves Macon, daily, at 3.00 P M Arrives at Atlanta,it 8 35 I* H . DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA* qC < D h— < h C0 Monuments, Tombs TTms and Vases, Marble ( Mantlf ami Furnishing Marble. V9 All orders promptly filled. Atlanta, lcb24dly j. f. i:z/uu>, (Successor (n Goodsptudi Drarte ('• ,) WHOLESALE DEALER IS FOKFIGN AMI DEMESTIC UQUAS & CIGARS, At So ff Chervkea Block, Pearl, Trr, ATLANT.VOE()R(H.\ Brandies, Cordials, i Vi ties, Rum, G ins, Ales, - Whiskey, Porter, etc. etc. 150,WOO S|>anlsli and Gvrnian I'lKuiN ol a tarltl) ol BrandH. M iv 8th 1857 _ dxwlv TO MUI F U T1HKKS Last Fort . .6 Goggins, .a CO ^ ' Rough and Ready, .11 (.’oilier* . .71 ^ Joneobomugh, .22 Forsyth 71 . Favetie,...; 36 Sinatra, S2 1 (intfin, .43 Crawford's, .. ... .88 j Thornion’a.a *. .. 49 Howard’s,.,.. 95 ^ ! Milner'a, .55 Macon,. . . 103 § 1 Rarnrsville, .61 US’ This Ro*d connects, at -Us-on, with the Cuntral and South-Western Railroads. Printed Lawn* in groat variety, English and Domestic Print*, in grn 1 varitly. Cambric and Swins Trimming*, l;rea*_Trimining*—a splendid assortment, Ribbons and Lares, Silk and Uice Mantillas tint ran t be :-eai. Irish Linen*, and Linen Sheet'll!-- Cotton Sheeting*, and Tickings. Bleached and Brown Shining, Osnaburgs Stripes and Blav Linen- Table Linens end Napkins, Colion Drills, Hosiery, aud Pic-Nick Mils, &c., Ac. Don’t forget to call on us si NoKCROSS’ old Stand. We chsrg* nothing lor showing our good*. ap34’ 57 dwlv FIRMTIRE! FIRMTI RE!! THE mincl.n! tiave on)/ hand ami a,(* cosv cqiening a isrge and carefully select ed Slock from the Bent Norllinn* .HauufticlorlcN. SAFES, WARDROBES, BUREAUS, SECRETARY S, WA8HSTANDS, BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS, Of any desired pattern and price. A fine as sortment of Centre, Work, Saloon and Toilette Tables—Eugere's Corner and Side—Sofas, Tele-a.Tete. etc. Iy In addition to the above large stockfwe are receiving weekly tupplM-aMThe public an- invited la call ond exaraiir our stock, K. A.Ad.S. WILLIAMS, Nert door to Gill-ert A Clarke, Peachtree at-. Atlanta, lit Gartrell ft Glenn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, , , ATLANTA, : : : : GEORGIA ’ W ILL attend the Coarts in the CounlieTol Kult*jn, DeKilb, Fayette, Campbell, Mere wether, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, TroapTneard, Cohh and Sliding. cccirs J. OlBTTtILI., I LCTBaa J.ALXSX, Formerly of Wash- I Formerly of Me- ington.G*. I Uonough, Ga. [47-uwly JARED LRW1H WHITAKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Atlanta fletirgiu. Office Front Rooms over John R. Wallace &- Broa., corner of White Hall and Alabama Street,’ jan H _ air JOHN V. HEARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLQUITT MILLER, CO GEORGIA march 6 wlv Fl’LTON HOUSE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. B Y M- SIMPSON & W. J. KILBY. T HE uodiraigned baring ofwneJ the FI.’L - TON HOUSE, in ibi* city, design ma king it an agreeible resting place for the travelling public who may favor them with their patr.uage. Over the dutoe*tic affair* ol tbe Houte, Mi** Sxh.vb Kjluv, whose experience and skill in hotel business, are well known, will preside. Mr. T. C. Duval, their clerk, will always be found prompt and attentive in the office. The El LTOX HOUSE i» the nearest house on the southwest side of the Depot.— Servant* will be in attendance at tho Depot cn lbs arrival ut each train. Two first rate Livery Stables are rrar where horse*, carriages, and buggies are for hire. The undersigned t,k only lor a trial, as it i* their intention to please and merit a liberal share ol ; a:re ntge Iron) the travelling public. SIMPSON & KILBY, tilaiita. septldawif m BURIAL CASES. V4 c arc ^repanxl to lurmsb Flak's MrtalUc burial Cast*, at shftrt notice. Wc Lire tccur- the M'nicea ot a coiu|H*imt person to^mtienJ to this drpartmf nL F. A. J.x. WILLIAMS, July 14 '57-Jv»ly IVachtrvo Street. \(mv Fall floods. ATiLAfiOTf'A Dry Goods Emporium, j cigar and Tobacco STORE. fJXHE.M BbCRIBER l*-g, m ^' renjt’Cilully J. \ . «*» TTINU. UMTS WUITF.. J. A. B 4 NT A, CUTTING, WHITE &. CO,. \\ 7 OULD.reaoeclfiiUy inform the ciuaen* iM 11 Atlanta and surrounding country, that wi arc reretving a large and well selected stock ,.l DRY GOODS, and BOOTS and SHOES, adapted to Ladies and Genu wear, which we i fler lor CASH, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, much lower ihan ever oflered in Atlanta. We ha',ng taciliuea for purchasing GOODS, auch as A < > other house has. And we would there. | t..r, respectfully invite those who with to BUY, to call and EXAMINE our large and varied STOCK before purehaaing elsewhere. Our SVJfMJttJEK STOCK will Ih- -old greatly below the reguar price*— Give as a call. CUTTING, H HITE & CO., 69 Whitehall Street, near Roarks’, au tl 1 «*d3tw T * 7" F, are now receiving a W large lot ot Sob- Leath er,Calf Skin*. Lining*. Binding* 1 •**(*, Tag*. Kit, and everything connected with the Bool and — which will be sold at low price* for Cash. Ail order* accompanied with (Hah will he promptly filled with goodUooda.and at low rate* —at un- Sign of the Big Boot, Psachuecvatreel, CbarokcffBWck. apWtllf DIMIUK & MIX. SHOES lUldWy BOOTS AT NEW YORK GOST I HAVE caucluuad i^el^iy stock of Boot* and sli'H-a at New Ycrk (Ana until the first of August, if yna rail quick. W. W. ROARK. lunu&dawtl. JUSTtUECKIVED. t * t BOXES, of different Qualities of Tobacco (-heap. ~ W. W. ROARK. Jau 6 dwtf _ to inform the Citizen* ol Atlanta and rur- rounding country, that he has ju.l received a large addition to his former St, ' . t rise CIGARS, TOBACCO. SNUFF, PIPES. SNUFFBOXES, MATCHES,' 40. &OJ Which is offereJ ai Wholesale or Retail at rd&Y SOW iJSIGSS, IVrs. ns desiring anything iu my line will do writ lo call and examine my Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. W Store on White lial Street.-npositc the Intelligencer office. * JOHN FICKEN. Atlanta, March 18, 1357 dwtl j. x. wnxi*us.-J'>u.'< itngA, u.-jjaLUSt; iukkm WILLIAMS, KISUAI'O. (Successors la J. E. H 'illiams) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ffiJN And Particularly lor the *ala "itLTdj l^gdGrain, Bacon, Lard, F/our. PeathtSaf ers, and Tenncia Produce Generally. Decatur Street, near the Trout H- u*r, Allan- a,(la. [Nov 15 In-. dwtf •UTVll* I rpilE Sultacriber ha* just found oat thg great T secret of doing * auecenful boaiheaa, U> sail j cheap,have atmall profit, and advertise ami let ihr |>eople know what he ha* got and occaawn- I ally give them the price* and only —no price, amt j have no friends to tell cheaper to than any pcaoiu j else. I have ;u*t received* laige lot ot Boots A : Shoe*, for Ladies, Men. Boy*. GirtT“ affvfc-Xlib '. * drcn.all fresh from the Manufactory. f^orkciU and (ila— Ware, Over*, Pot*,Skillet*,Fi{e,L>^e^ • Axe». BAekamith Tool*.Shovel*. Spades^Rniri-— . • nd Fork*. Pocket Knives, Umberretlas, Row — ~ der, Shot, Lead. Oil, Turpentine, White I rad. Sugar, Coffivr, Mohaaeo, Salt, Brandy, Wine, tiin. Rum, Cordials, Whiskey*, of every kind. Rice, Tobacco in fact I can not tell you all I keep in ono Advertisement. But rome and |.«h for youreelrea, we are ready to .how and -ell.— Dont forget 1 give 8 lb*., ol beat t’ortee, for 5’ I Sugar8 j, 7 and 6 ll» .for a $1, and be sure to bring the ra-b, we keep no book*. Corner ot White Hall and Mitchell Street- W W. ROARK Jail 5,1867 dwtf Whiskey .'Whiskey!! ■% I ORE of that eheyi Whiskey.—Just re- jTT ceived aud to arrive, 300 barret* of Ten ■ Drawee White Whi<k,y* which I offer on good term*. Also, Iresh (irocerie* of all klhd*, such *- Sugar, Coffee, Moiaases, Salt, Mackerel, Rice. Tea, Powder,Shot, Nail*,dec. Call soon. junU dAwtl - W. W, ROARK. S yrup.—Steward 5 * relin«-J Sugar House Syrup just received; and for *»le oil reason able tarius. June 14 1857 Jawif W. Vt ROARK Just Received, (EOS of - the Keg. JQQ KEOS ofNAlLS, to *el/ at 5 cents by W. W. BOARD JUST RECEIVED. VA BULB., of real pure Corn (Country Di* /ll tilled.) Whiskey, of tht very beat (duality waitatiied. Kl. W. ROARK* - TsTKH4^€1VED 59 Barrels ot Whiskey good proof,winch 1 ariRsetfept 35 aaqt*. alto, ny tne single BanW."" - • •W. W. ROAi?K