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iaeal Hi mi . M fed V*,.We are compelled to omit the publication of several communications and editorial notices, this week, owing to the rush made upon our advertising columns. We hope no one will be hurt with us, for we have done the very best we could do. ttriX.The young folks, midille-aged folks, and old folks, the little the big, the white the black, one and all, will rejoice to learn that the big show is coming to town —yes, another live Gireus and Menagerie—the first since the war." John Robinson’s combina tion Circus and Menagerie, ten shows in one, will exhibit in Cartersville, on Wednesday evening and night, the Oth day of November next. Admis sion sl. Children under ten years of age 50 cents. This exhibition bears a very flattering reputation wherever it has performed. The papers all speak of it in the highest terms of comment dalion, and declare it to be the best ex hibition now traveling in America,— From what we have seen of its agents, they are clever and accommodating gentlemen. See their flaming adver tisement in another column. Maj. R<»ht. T. Touche : Genl. G. S. Black. It {jives us pleasure to an nounce the names of these two gentle men as candidates for the convention. They live in Floyd County and will we understand retrieve the unanimous sup port of'the good people of that county. Huh of them are well known to our people, having in years past lived a enoiiif m, and we hesitate not to say that it will afford our countrymen pleas ure to voir for them. We know nothing <d their particular views on any of the questions that will be before the Con vention, but we do know that they are able, and good men, who will do noth’* ino lodishonor their State, and all they umii, to save its honor and insure the good and prosperity of the whole coun try, without respect to individuals or classes. We commend them to the cordial support ol all men who wish to •see our lisiriet properlv represented. You mil lin.l a good stuck of GOODS FO*v t i l. \ 1' 1, E V E MS' WK \ R, also HumUt orcliie JJoiscry, Gloves. at PECK, THOMPSON & C 0„ No f> Decatur street, Allui ta, Ga. IJ it: 'iis A Stocks, Cartersvillk. --i’iiese griulemen, now, have the pie Isn I e 111 inviting lilt'll' customers t O i o r new and cip tcioiis, brick store i "mu, adjoining Blair & Bradshaw’s lore, wlmher t!ie\ h ive jnsi moved their new goods. Tiiev have now, a ii.ie stork, o! groreries, and produce on hand, and still solicit the patronage o < the public, promising, at the same time, la do . good part. l>v all those, who t nan i’t:■ i»> with the same. They are ho industrious, and energetic busi t: -s iisi n. and very kind and accom in I Dug. wiihsl We solicit for them a 1 1 lu ral share ol he trade ol this town, and eoutiirv. See Advertisement. V large lot of It 3Y- GOOD s bought sine lac .re. ,t! decline in. •::»//'< <t, will be .* dtl lute hy PECK, THOMPSON & CO., .\ a, 5 lteratur street, near Whitehall, \ tlant'l, Georgia, Ylnii's and llomN. Mr. Vle.v. .McClintock, of Ivy., has jnsi armed with a lot of fine Mules .and Horses (,73 in minihc.) He pro jioses to sell low tor cash, or will ex change for cotton, lor which lie will make liberal allowances. Stock can be found at the old Livery Stable, for* mer!\ kept by Jones & Stocks. N. (iiLSr\Tit & Son, Cartersvti.lk. — These enterprising in 'n, Imve re moiU led, am! refitted their store room, imlii it is now, one of the most com' in ulious, ami best arranged store-room in our thriving town. They are. at tiiis time, engaged in opening their large, am! vaii esl Stock of GOODS, for fall and winter use, which have li en purchased since the great decline ii Hoods, which will thereby enable them to sell low down, and upon tbe most favorable terms. They have an unusually large Stock, and very a»x ions to sell. They are both active, and energetic business men, and always have plenty of money to pay the farmer for his produce, <s* c> See their Adver tisement in another column. It is everybody’s interest to buy aroods as low :is possible. When you visit ATLA.N l’A look f»r PEt’K. THOMPSON & CO’S store, where you are sure to get bargains in Dry- Gmds and Notion*, No, *> Decatur street near Whitehall, John M. Gannon, Atlanta, Ga.— This enterprising gentleman is again gracing our columns, with his catalogue ot new Fall & Winter DRY GOODS, Notions, «s’c., which he has just open ed, and now upon exhibition at his well-filled store room, on the corner of Hunter and Whitehall streets, Atlanta. This is one of the 1 irgeSt and most popul ir dry good* houses in the gate city, where the people car buy goods, wholesale and retail, at such prices as w ill supercede the necessity' of Mei chants, going farther to buy their stocks. See his Advertisement. To (he Voters of (he 42 District- FtfLr.oiv Citizkxs :—At the request of many friends, I have consented to become a candid ate for the Constitutional Convention, anil at their earnest solicitation, I feel it my duty to briefly state iny views on some points of gr?at interest to the people. I accept of the con gressional plan of reconstruction,, as a r.e cessity, and thereby expedient. I have some anxiety about ttr-se prcg.ient amendments to the Cousiitution, and fear wa rn *y loose sight, after a while, of the original, and not have even a relic of it left, to remind us of the pure and palmy days o< the Republic- Although, some acts of Congress, may be ob noxious and very distasteful; nevertheless, I am willing to obey the laws of my country, be lieving, that obedience to law is the life of a natron. With regard to what kind of a Con stitution should be adopted, I can onlv say, I shall certainly vote for such a Constitution as will not foster to any interest, in conflict with the best inter ests of Georgia. The recent elections, in the Northern States, proves that there is a healthy reaction in favor of the Constitution of our fathers. Let us. of the Southern States, act inV.rict harmony with that reaction. I am in favor of the greatest, possible relief that can be obtained, without coming in conflict with the constitution To a liberal relief for the people, 1 shall, in the event of my election, ear nestly subscribe ; I am in favor ol free speech, a free press, and a system of free schools. I believe in defending education, throughout the masses. The greatest possible liberty, tor the individual man, and of the capability of the masses, for self government. I contend lor a strict construction of the constitution; as little government as possible, is my idea. There were, once, two great, najujal schools or parties, in this coun try, (the Whig and Democratic,) both schools were full of pure patriots, true lovers of their country, and. neither school ever taught treason. I was ed ucated in the former—until it went down with the immortal Clay—then I sought reffuge in the latter. It is alleg ed against me, that I was in the Union army, during the late war ; such, fellow citizens, was the fact, my mission was one of mercy, I was a surgeon, in the Union army, and tried to discharge mv duty faithfully, as many a Federal and Confederate soldier, can testify. I was in charge ofa hospital, and endeavored to relieve suflering humanity, so far as was in in v power. lam a native of the Valley of Virginia, but entered the annv from Southern Ohio, where I had been practicing medicine previous to the war. i have been a citizen of Bartow county since the surrender, engaged in agriculture. Here, I have made uiy home from choice, and here I desire to remain. 1 expect to labor, with all my might, to place Georgia where she properlv belongs, safely moored to the old Constitution. Such are my views. I shall try and meet the voters of the district as in rny power, between this and election, and will take great pleasure in answering any ques tion pertaining to the convention. Very respectiuliy, J. N. VANMETER. Kingston, Ga.. Oct. 21, 1867. Rome Ga,, October 4th 1367. Mr. Editor: —Actuated by an ear nest desire to secure (or Georgia the blessings of a good Constitution, I have eonseuled to become a candidate to represent the 42nd District, composed in the counties o< Bartow, Chattooga am! Floyd, in the event of the election to he held on the 29th, 30th and 3lst lust, results in the call of a convention. Verv respectfully, R.T. FOJLJCHE. TO THE VOTERS OF I’HE 42 ND CONVENTION DISTRICT. In compliance with the request of many partial friends, I beg herewith to announce myself a candidate for the State Constitutional Convention —tor the District composed ot the counties ot Bartow, Floyd and Chattooga. GEO. S. BLACK. |&-The unprecedented rush of trade to the store of Loewenstein & Pteifer, since the arrival of their new goods, as well ns the great decline in cotton, lias induced this enterprising house to reduce the price of goods to correspond with the decline in cotton. Their mot to is to sell at such prices as the people can afford to pay, and if they don’t make a profit at one time, they' will take their chances at another. They 3re determined to sell their goods and bu v so lie more, and by this course nev er to allow the dust to settle on their shelves. NOTICE TO FARMERSI N. Gilreath <fc Son will sell, to the highest bidder, on the first Tuesday in November, before the court house door, in Cartersville, a Large lot of NUM BER ONE TURNING PLOWS, all New and iu Good Order. Had there been Congressional elec ii.ms this month the Democrats would have gained three congressmen in Ohio* and five in Pensylvania, according to the reported majorities in the dis t - ricts. The Governor of Ohio, has not the veto power. So the new L gislature is j iudependciit of him. Tableaux, Plays, and Concert, At the Courthouse in Cartersville, on Thursday and Friday nights, the Hist and Ist. Admission 50 cents, for the benefit of the Methodist E. Church South in Cartersville. Oct 26. Two Wheeler & Wilson’s Sew ing Machines, at Deduced Prices. I HAVE left with me, for sale, two of these celebrated Family Sewing Machines, which have only been run five months. Tin •resmt owur rs having gone to Honduras.— 1 guarantee them to be in perfect running or ler without any fault whatever, and capable >f turning out five bundled 100 lbs flour sacks •er day. I am authorized to sell them 27 per CCIlt below the original cost, or am willing to exchange them for good Wheat at market rates, Please address M. L, LIUHTENSTACH, Atlanta, G.i, Agent for Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Company. Oct 26, 1807. w3t A good Farm for Sale. ItHE GLENN-MORE PLACE, four miles from Kingston, Cass County, Ga., con taining 840 acres, 250 cleared, and 100 first quality Creek Bottom, with com fortable dwelling and nut-houses, and the BEST and the LARGEST SPRING in the County, is offered for sale at less than what it sold for, in gold, beforp the war. W. T. WOFFORD. Cartersville, Ga,, Oct, £6, 1867,w4t SPECIALS. Cartersville Market. Cotton 13 cts. Corn, new, 70 cts. per bushel. Wheat, $2,20. JAtlicf for tf)t topic. While lam Sher iff of Bartow County, there will he no more levies made or property sold therein, to satisfy debts contracted before or during the war. W. L, GOODWIN, Sheriff. Oct. 15, 1867. wtf We are authorized to announce the name of NATHAN HOWARD, as a candidate for the approaching Consti tutional Convention. His Platform —Relief for the people. are authorized to announce the name of J. R. PARROTT, Esq., of Bartow county, as a candidate for the State Convention, for the 42d Sen atorial District. W e are authorized to announce the name of JO; HAMILTON as a candi date for the approaching Constitutional Convention, for the 42d District. tSS'-We are authorized to announce thnt, at the kind and pressing solicitations of ma ny friends. JUDGE THOMAS TUMT.IN and CAPT. JOHN W. GRAY, both of Bartow County have conseuted to become Conservative CamVdates for the Cons'itutional Convention of (ieurgia. Eitc tion commencing on the 29th inst. Oct. 17. We are authorized to announce the name ■ f DR. H. W, FITE as a candidate for the Con vention, for the 42d Senatorial Dirtiii t com posed of Bartow, Floyd and Chattooga coun ties, for the county of Bartow, Election to be gin on the 211th inst,, and continue for three davs, al the courthouse in each count) only,, Oct. 17, 1867. We are authorized to announce the name of J. N. VANMETER, of King ston, as a candidate for the Convention, from the 42.1 District, oomposeil of the counties of Barlow, Fiivil and Chattooga, from Bartow County, Election to he held at. the county site of each county, commencing on the 29th and continuing fur three days. Oct. 10. are authorized to announce the name of WM. L. GOODWIN as a candidate for the Convention, from the 421 District, composed of the counties of Bartow, Floyd and Chat tooga, for Bartow County. Election to he held at the county site's each county, commencing on the 29th, ami continuing for three days. Oct 10, 1567. We haven large stock of Illcaclicd and BroWII Sheetings and Shirtings, Bleached and Colored Table Damask, Irish Linen, Red, White am! Colored Flannels. Blankets. Ker seys, Tickings, Pants Goods, dillcrent styles, at PECK, THOMPSON & CO., No, 5 Decatur street, Atlanta, Ga, To Consumptives. The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send, free o charge, to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making and using the simple remedy !>y which he was cured of a lung affection and that dread disease Consumption. His only object is to ben, fit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will t,y this prescription. as it will cost them nothing, aud may prove a bieasing. Please address Rev EDWAKD A. WILSON, No . 165 South Second Street, Williamsburg, New York. Information. Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head nr a beardless face, also a recine for the removal of P-mples, Blotches, ir ruptions, etc , on the skin, leaving the eame soft, clear ami beautiful, can he obtained without charge by ad dressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist. sep 11 S.'3 Broadway, New York. Call and look at an elegant stock of Silks. Irish Poplins. Merinos, Empress Cloths, De laines. ami ail styles ot Dress Goods, at PECK, THOMPSON & CO,, No, 5 Decatur street, near Whitehall, Atl inta. Ga, Look to Your Inter est! JNTIEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. THE undersigned takes pleasure in announ cing- to the citizens of Bartow and adjoin ng counties, that he has just opened out a fresh and well selected of OF ALL VIR IE TIES, usually kept in a DRY-GOODS Store, all-of which was bought on the t rt terms, and I am willing, and can afford, to s t*li at as SHORr IT.OFSTS as any one, and ilatter myself tint I can giv e satisfaction, 33tstf> in £V.,aliip anh pritt, to any ore who will favor me with a CALL, Hoping to receive a liberal share of patronage from my old customers and friends and the public generally. I await vou can, P. li. MOON, CABTEKSVILLE, Oct, 11, ISC7, f^OGDSI! 0 o i 3!Jiw (GteMte* J» EBWIH ft CD., Are now receiving, at the old stand OF.I, A. & S. ERWIN, an clegs: ■ stock of FALL AND WHITER GOODS I Which they will sell at tire Lowest Prices. Everybody is invited to c £ AL V AND Buy Bargains!!! Their motto is Small Profits anrt Quick Returns. Cartersville. Oct, 17, iBC7, Fall and Winter Goods for 1867, a mammoth Stock, bought since the late decline in Goods, CONSISTING OF CAIICOES, DELAINES, SCOTCH PLAID, FLANNELS, SHAWLS, BAL MODAL SKIRTS. CLOTHING, CASIMERES, LOEWEsNSTELI £ PFEIFER, Just received at low prices.— We are receiv ing goods daily and o u r stock when complete will be one of the largest and best selected stock ever brought to this market. Call and examine for your self. We take pleasure In showing our goods to any one who may favor us with a call. We will close out our en tire stock of HARDWARE m mm to make room. LOED ENSTEIV & PFEIFER. CARTERSVILLE, GA. Oct. 18th 1867. Don’t forget to look ns tip when you visit ATLANTA, and see some handsome VEL VET and CLOTH CLOAKS, SHAW LB. Sontags, Nubia?, &e., at PECK THOMPSON & C 0„ No. 5 Decatur street near Whitehall. Empire Restaurant, Next door to Georgia National Bank, At lanta. Ga. This celebrated Restaurant is now open, night and day, two setts of hand em ploye i. twelve hours on and twelve hours off. The house has been newly furnished with a!i kinds of Wares, twenty Haitian Marble Ta bles, with private rooaas. Game. Fish, Oys ters, choice Steaks, and a'l the varied ? oft:.; season, kept constantly on hand. PEASE & HIS WIFE Atlanta, Oc*. lcof w-'ha CLEIMft, WRIGHT $c CARR , -j mJ* " •'^ k j L -T -* • . §■ "■ -*'■ '■-: ;• ;~ v " " ~ ■* te* *• '•.-*•* - ~s . . . * . . ' - -..." • S: ' : ~4>>'?.-~. .- .- .-.: T fc *-J** , r ■y _‘ r ~. ■*&*■ c — irgy .vV^**£■.- --- ■ '• ?~ - ■ I'-JxJr. i-V-vir"' KP' 1 ’•'•’* f : * I - :J COTTON FACTORS, ; Storage & Commission Merchants, GEORGIA. SITUATES ALONG SICE THE RAILROAD. ENABLES US TO RECEIVE AND SKIP FREE OF CRAYACF i OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE Is of large capacity, thoroughly FIRE-PROOF, and our faci ities for handling OOTTOI unequalled by airy in the South. We will Store art Sell fttrt. or ship from this or any oth. j poun, to Boston, Philadelphia. Savannah, .fete l*o 'A, Baltimore, Charleston, or BIPBHPGOI, Making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, when desired. I trier the R *ve*vio ilation, COTTCNf car he shipped t.o thN pWee and-T bill of lading, by calling tip** I>e mt.v Collect r ,-ts j>- I*o o's cjor.c t. vv ttiouf prepvyin* Revenue Tax. Tt e centr a 1 posit in of \<iauta if rs many advantages, making it an important Cotton Market. Thu Bans *t / facilities, and and. vcigirg.lt .it* ad a, enable us to li ip Cotton in An y Direction WE SELL TIIE BEST IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also Bagging, Rope, and Sweet’s Ratert Iron Tie, tile Best in in Use. portable (Exist iltills, for gtauib, JO.orsr, anb Sit ant pobotr, SMUT MACHINES, TURBINE WATER WHEELS, HICKS’ STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. We Roe oive and Sell on Commissions, all kinds of Produce am! Provisions: Corn, Oafs, Wheat, Floor, ISacon, Lard, Sait, &e., &tc. Our facilities for Storing and Selling 13 StV are unsurpassed. LIQUORS AND TO3AOSO 1.0 LA REE SUPPLY: Os Various brands and qualities. A gents tor the sale of PLO VS. and other Farming linflomonts. Georgia and Alabama LIME, Georgia SLA IE ROOFING. WiP l>.■ p'etse ]t • lill o-ders for GO i’TON GOODS or other Merchandise. GLi’.lM’, M'llIUB'P £f CVf« ®S, Get 17 ly ATLANTA, GEORGIA. w. a. GiLBUiT. ,r watt Marius. \V.H.(r™&C° C*\" I)EAT.EIS3 EXCLUSIVELY IX Hardware and Cutlery, Iron and Steel, Nalls and Castings. Agricultural Implements. COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING fj r y fs*3 w -L J J —tSYI) DIRECT FROM THE M A X i F A C T O 11 1 E .S'. umism IE l UB.I'TISHIIK o uk j Agents for tlie sale of the celebrate and BrzjwT’B.y; CLOVER AND GRASS S E EDS, The stock • i the above goo 's ".ill b> increas ed to meet the Jc n nd and ottered oa reason able terms for CASH ONLY. W. 11. aiLB3B.T & CO CASTKKsVJLLE, GA. I .Sept. 27; h 1537 vvtfih !5. ] PRITCHETT 4- WOFFORD , Attorneys at Law? CARTE RSVILLE, GA. OFFICE OVER E!.HAH STORE Oct. 17, 1867, Notice. I respectfully notify \ those par* < s who made accounts will, ax-, and tailed to comply with the term-, that I shall be under the necessity cl , lacing- ait such accounts in suit unless paid now prompt v. W . H. GiLI ERT. Uartersvillc, Sept. 27, “Tlia Temple of industry CARRIAGE REPOSITORY A HO CARTERS V ILL E, GA. THE attention of the citizens of North Ga., is invited to the well selected stock of BUGGIES and G \KRIAGES. *JI c will sell extremely low foi CASH. He is now s» 1 ing lower than the same class of veivickies can be bought in this part . f the South. Old fashioned jenuine CONCORD BUG GIES lor sale hv him. Together with a great variety of NORTHERN VEIiICKI.ES made in the very best factories, and all right. He is manufacturing of the host material and workmanship, super or articles of BUG GIES and CARRIAGES, as g >od it was ever made south of Mason <St Dixon’s line. Repairing of every kind, as well as all orders strictly attended to. He lias made cxccnsi-c preparations.--), and has connected him-elf with Messrs. Wyman & May, Augusta, G-a* a popular and reliablei.rm. He i els encouraged by his liberal patronage returning to him, and is determined to please every one if in Ins power. w&wm FROM $125 to S2OO. CARRIAGES FROM S2OO ™ SSOO. Sept. 20, 1867. W, A, OEWEESEj CAItTEKSVII.LE. GA., Healer in Fam i1 y Groceries. Confectioneriss, TOBACCO, CIGARS. LIQUORS. bYd-STi" : s. Bi.L'U' TONE, 6cC., &C. Store oppo-ite t!ic Courthouse, on Ma in Street, adjoining tUe tevy brick store of P. L. M-mu and Cos, tel 17, wtf iB tU- TALL AND WINTER 7 Jw WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.I JOIIJT Jfj. G*§*YjvojX‘ } -1 tWacr- ol WAitehaii and Hunter Streets, I ATL /LUSTILY. G-JV >•'" " -■« —p .' f.-iv-LloL 1 K ' s ‘ "«f b'»«yht to tiiFi.■. '-■§ aauot be ;xi you doubt it, ei, ... and you w.ll be coaviTeeJ 'flj ONE PRIGS ONLY! -f ■ tyiicli Mutes and Small Profits. Th"«e p-fnMp’os In ti-xV | ftpd bavw tonvri-nk* i .., ” ’ -HI "t. They »b»'t. in th- f .taro a, |., r,, b e t'Lbr , '. v . ,’l7i V V»‘ te *’ ~r - '* v :' " ■ »'»u*som*' t el! bre t' ii ne not. |.j *„ v , vl , . ..., v . t * . . , ' f lt s esL» tM.thiwit, vt! *’ * n I ul>! *t. «4\t iui tmiuHldni; ~|s , . \y„ ,‘ tl ... „ ' TI * k "fsel hir rtiun-»i(*l»5 nt 1 |".f AV !V.h DU fire sp.edn.Hv Invited " TV* ** ‘7 "'. h lt if U ?}'*««’»*< ■ hfuid m. sdend «1 ivwvm Mo. k, ip eu*rv <le. .art:o.*nt wit »/!» ' :oa “ irui “ “ v ‘ w Yort - * -• — DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Uioes I’lioiL't A'|t .Ua l ,'il',', 1 dLI-bie" V' ’.K rj '• ' !l '" h V,9i ' tnoM ’ M l *. ®'W«SJ CluUe, * i! W"" 1 *'H hduse goods department. I Ra 1 0 11 'ind 1 a f pirtoMiA-i i c , ~ t .,e favorite brands of Bleach and Ur 1 '’l WOOLEN DEPARTMENT. did ..rtmiflAn-Va Ii nPP,, ’B? "n'l IJ.-.I and n-ov FI*W--a W»fe-,.r00f o*. .kin '• f. , Vnrt f* 1 fl. IR. “ t 1 '""*”: « 1 ltU '* n "‘ l •'•►»*!< Moth f«- S-k . - f| ami grey Blaukelf, all size- and qnalm«U ' * 0 “ r ‘ bojn b ,all,l E 'S l '* l ' B - 1 Bltuilut* *. OOtt ~alia WHITE GOODS DEPARTM?wt I .T inanoi, M il'. VdaotaV *•- 1 T.-Mm 1“ 'I ’ and 'U-tn-d -lu'ann' and N’ t'n' 1 ,I>Ot‘| tod Swiss ; lino I itli Linen* lxeavy Irish ISnens fir Ladles’ wear i Linen Lawn and Ca.ubr.o ;L. a), lldkf*. .I CLOAK DEPARTMENT. J .inn beautiful rinak,. rpw»«i sty'»,. ,j, m-,d -a sp '"Hlltv nfthl, det'irf mont. we n**n n v !o "I'B !’ r ” . ,0< : non’s. A'l on" c| a v , , )r ,. made '•> ■>’• In .mi l iru ninseque fly mn-h rhsuner than (f bo i-bt of I hers, lliu unest as well as ihe 1 iwe.it prined Clo-xk msnufae'ured can be found in this splomfid H*a'.-tin ul. I SHAWL DEPARTMENT. inOd I,on? and Pri'iare Shawls,, Blaclf. PI ild and Kttncy—fifty dUfsreut stylos an l quailllv*, exmei.-fn I French, “inot'h nnd Amei teHo i •nd«. Al rge ol of Breakh.st ntinwl , Bonta e, Nubias,,to. FOR BOYS’ AND GENTS’ WEAR. rdoeh French n road id It'i; Black V" ‘‘eh cli Doeskin; Onhl and sBU m'\ol ; Svfeh T'a.kmi el imere ; K-igli.h'l’wceils and <’leLneres; iatine Is: North Oaroliua and fie .tucky djans; k'lig LU l’ctcr.-Ixar-l Cloth; b —ir lingliah Oxford Uluth, DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. . and Amei-Vm Prints: ‘2<n plaid Vni**y ; 100 Bed Tiekln -; 200 pie p,- stripes, l*Ui is mid bdlui us Aagaita -S iirtiagd, Shcutiagu, UjluiJurgH, Hyilli.i ; Kreii'di audfih;Uc yt iIIgIIUHU. %■ lU^OHIES. Mlssea* and hVW P, itmorat and If .op 9>\-U ; fin- French and D .mestlc 0 .pet-, ladles' and Gent* «n Colla s j Lad - ■ erne. L.ine ' c-tj; < e t fine Mgl'sli ll«If !l .s-; HBk and Printed Cotton llaudker, hlefs: 11. Us, I,arc 1 brouines, braids, ito» iilvviiys uu hand, a full line t>l Nolions. JOILV !», C*\tOV, ft. 25, |Sf»7, Corner Whitehall it ml Hunter Strpptn. Atlanta, On. ’ NEW ARRANGESWENtT” By which Families cun ho supplied with Fall and Winter Dry Goods at Atlanta prices wi.hoi j paying the expens sos going lor them. Our Mmi Wi«itt rtititk is now complete, to which we h-tva a hie I Ihe New feature of Carpets in every Varh't' • We crui fill your Bill from t piper if P:us to a Parlor Carpet. We projH.se to sen i Samples with pri-e.s attached. »<* any family who will write for th-m ane will guarantee the Goods to he the same nslh- sample, or (hey can he returned t> us at „u r ev pen e. Ihe goods can he sent by express or ol berwise., as you rn iy request. Our Stock is Complete in every Dcpartm ml, and will bj sold as cheap as good Good , can be bought in the State of Georgia. Wc invite an examination of our St >ck, or letters for samples, no charge for looking. CHAMBERLIN. .COLE A BOYNTON, „ , . , Gor WhietbaJl and Hunier streei 0c:t ~ 186/ te '£■ ts. 23&M&8, WROLKS U.E AND RETAIL, RKALKK IN B»ol* and Shof s, l.c»lher, CairsklnN and Shoe Findings. ' s»ve retarnei, Atlan-a and Lav- npenw.-a bry Bonds store,) one of the most complete stocks Jr ( d "° r l ° ohilub<;r llt), Cole .t Iloysbiu-s eUsaut Boots and Shoes, Hemlock and Oak Lea ther, ia if Shins, Hilling end Btindinding Shins, LASTS, PEGS, SHOE MAKERS' TOOLS AH 1) FI HO IXO S Wholesale or Retail. /; "<*'< 1 :b.ter myself that I h tv. K»p*rior a ■Kant, ,/e« overalltm- Y.m °i ‘* vt, ’ al 1,1 'Worn, pa.ci.a.es.o-./.a Lie V/- co*A harm, oJZnIT^ OtN DELIVERY* *" I mil duplicate any bill of Gaols in my line, fought of jobbing Houses in New IL ox li or Boston. addf.ng only expense vr rjLC * to This point. - uVt - lVj; -5 Wim THc ENORMOUS AMOUNT 0? Ms PURCHASES ENABLES ME TO SELL BOOTS A NI)SHOES A& L 0 U A!S 4 - Ni JO «»EV lIOUHE IN THE U.MTEU STATES. 5r ter’a, , |‘wf f? Cole <H Boyut-ui' ail ' VV| W‘<'h l ‘ , l Streets; next door to Ch an’., lifl, V.O.C o, uoyutun » Dry Gouda .Store, and the mgn f. T. BANKS. ... 11. lam not connected In l.usir wilh anjE ethsr house in tide city. The »!* >nd the firm It _ _ I T. BA.TSTIC3 C ASH ! gj '.fjif ;; Will he advance a „„ Cotton, , 0 Farmers who may desire to have their CoUfih shipped *o eitliog Southern or Northern marl.ets. Call and see us. HO WARD 4- PEACOCK. * s< * con, Baling and Rope will he n j vanned also if desired. Cartursville, Sept. 2P, 1867. ADMIMSTRATOEB’ SA LE. P 1 A the ■ 4 btfdre tbo«H>*ir*bYtine Ir» Oarttfrj*v*rf within ■/ie ti h »nrti <.f bale, trie rulowircr property* t <-v it. Lota of hATui Numbers ‘DPI and in the Jlst 1 »*«#- a»’<l iad Potion !n 8;tld coun’y. purl of it n; en yi:it< on hi amp Critic In s*i«i it. an ' of W. B. Leak, deceased, for the benefit ' -i cred'Htrs of Baid Terxnn, ore-1 tlf asii 3dui one-tia«f dx* montlm with aimr veu »#*cnr y. W. H, IKITCIIEFT, AdmY Oct, If*, 1567, We want wheat rye and oats which wc will pay the highest mar prices, BLAIR A: BRADSfIAYV Orders will he promptly filled and s.\ FEES SENT of any style- of goodH dt-su *»y PECK. THOMPSON & CO,, No. 5 Decatur street near Whi'clu»J|, —Atlanta, Gn Blair & Bradshaw Ctnvc got into their new l>rj. store room on llaltio (street; V 0TI( K ~* ! ''-"'•P’-s of Attorney if'vrn hv mo 1> viom toAeptcaber, ItftiT. sru revoked. -iq>-. 11, led., it. t. TduMTdOls. j