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Cbt Brito |lcto dtra. J. S. PRATHER, W.M L. SCRUGGS, Editors and Proprietors. OFFICE OF THE MEW EH A, Up stairs tn the Kile Building-, Corner Marietta and Peachirec Struct.. Subscription and Advertising Bates. The uwJerelßhrd scree io be g .vereedby the toilowing rates >•! rtv.rtl.mn ami Aubwption In every instance, beikv . g me «»»<• to be (sir snl ust to all OMxWned. trium or svasixtrnox. Dally, twe’ve months 9? Dally six months J™ Daily. Uiroo months ? ™ Dm It, on ' morlh - « , Single copies "t tho counter. . Single copies to News Boys and Agent© *.VtM<MI APVaRTk*! »•» »er e»ch squsre of 10 lines or te-«. for lb« «rst msec- : tion it. an I • Wh s iweqncnt Insei Mon TO <x ni«. Ono square, vne w ek . 900 One square, iw-» * 12 00 One square, three weeks....* jJ M j Twosqn.m., m> woelt IS eo J Two sqna <‘s, two weeks 20 uO I Twosqusns. IS 00 i Oos square, <>ne <M) On© square, tw<' months. on One square, three m*mths ...•••••»• a’» nn Ooef«urih.>r,m'lumn,'«i. month.. « * One-fount cf . « lumn. two mouths .0 00 One fourth ot a column. three momhs S' >0 hrhfaoi mn.one month... oh 00 Ono hall o•< <«» monlb. W 0 » One ha I or. cumin, three mrnt >• 00 Three-tourths ol a column, one moutn »> w Three fuirtns ofsoslnmn, two months 00 Three f >nrtbs a column, three mouths 160 00 One solmnu. one month !•» 00 One column, two months ***J w One .-olum . three months l«5 • 6 Advert*- *m©nts inserted at intervals to be charged as new each Insertion. Advertisement* ordered to remain on any particular pace, to > ch <rg ‘d as new each tnsertio Toe m lacy for advert!* ng canaidere d e after fl rat jurteda. JARED I WHITAKER, ot Daily Intelligencer. PRATliKtt,* -TRCO iS of Dai y New Ere. ON CONSIGNMENT! 1 AA Barrels Float, ‘Pwtrl Street Mills.’’ [Vv lor Family sad Bakers’ usej F lAA Barrels Floir. “Orthodox,” lVv Superior article for Family use . L *7 ~ Bushels Wheat Bran. I t)v An excellent article for Stock. 0 OA A Barrels Flour. “Cook's Fancy,” OUV To Arrive. u QAA Barrels Flour. “M AT.” Ovv To Arrive. B The above Brznds of FLOUR are taking the lead in thia and other mark its, and are dirict from the NEW ALBANY MILLS, INDIANA. Proprietor! of Hotels, Boarding Houses, and also Bakers, are requested to call and examine samples FOR SALE BY M.R-.BellcfcCo., Marietta Street, Atlanta Georgia. feb2l—lm 1. C. WELLS, I A. D. AD MR. Late L. C AD. H. Wells, late Andet>on, Adair &Co Atlanta, Ga. | Ai’ nti, Ga , T L. WELLS, late J. HA.T.L WeHs,Bhe byville,Tenn WELLS, ADAIR & CO., Whr lesa’.e Grocers and General F()K WARDING AN» COMMISSION MERCHANTS West-side Whitehall Street, Atlanta Georgia. WE will conflow ourselves strictly to a WHOLE- Bj<LE BUSINESS,and from lon4 experience m bu« n ?w, and ear extensiv • acquaintance with the trade ia this section, we hop J to -hare a liberal pat ronage. W- are now -©C'lvi'ig vlarg* stock of Groce *ies. p r >- ▼hioaa, Ac., to wnich we invite the at ten cion of pur* chasers. We are noir receiving and in store, 1000 Bbbs. Floor, various brands, W 0 Backs Corn. <O.OOO Lb.. N»w Hmob, W ”■ cm Prim? Leaf Lard, 10 Ctßt md Kegs Prime Leaf Lard, W iAiA«j H-vnburg Cheese, 50 cm»«b Fancy Liquo 8. 25 M. Cigars, good quality. WELLS, ADAIR A CO. jan2B—3m POST IFHCE HCIIXGE, (Oo Pryor Street, next door to the New Post Office.) THIS splendid-Bar Room so dots open, anA the Pro prietors invbe the pa* ronage of the public. Dnj Mode of L quors are composed of the purest brands that c«n De boaghv tn the United .Staten, Hot dnnxs will bo prepared in any and every description to sul* the custo net Nt.l Havana Cigars and fine cut Chewing To bacco can always be found behind the bar FREE LUNCH, Every Day from 10 o’clock a. m.. to 1 p, m. a Free Lunch will be saved up to the gentleman who may patronize us Evetything wll be prepared in the finest Style and cannot fall ta give satisfaction. Sitting room. Id the rearofthe Bar ire have a superb sitting room, well furnished and carpeted. Oent'emen, so desiring. Will find this a warm and comfortable apartment, where they will be able top ms t ieir leisira time in privacy •nd comfort. Being determined that our establhhmerit i-hall be superior t • ant in Atlants, the proprietor invite the patr nage ol th© public, feeling that they will race perfect ratisfactiou. dvclOtf P. GARVEY A CO MASON’S BLACKING-. <* Zh Doz“n Large sig » Mas >n’s B'aclfng, " fiOdozsmad size Mason’s Backing, For sale by GEO W. I'ARRO T T, Trout House Block, Decatur street, feb22-tf AtJ»n'a Ga. HZ*ar WIBT, I L ACtHHIZ. Troupe Comity Ga. | La»e of TenneiMu. WEST & GUTHRIE, Wholesale Orocerst, A>D COMMISSION MfCKCII/kINT’S, l , ea<-l»tree Street, Atlanta, fin., And Dealer* .n Corn, Bacon and Lard. o<m>Sument, aolktivd. uim 1 liui THE DAILY NEW ERA. VOLUME I A TLA NT A ADV K H.T IS KM E N TS. I. M. & R. C. CLARKE, Wholesale & Ketail DEALERS IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE Consisting in part of 25 000 lbs Plow Steel, 5,000 lbs. Stvel Moulds, Cast. Blister, and German Steel, Plow and Tyre Iron, T r ace Chains Hoes. Hor?e b ora an i Nails. Na h», Shovel* and Spndea, Axes. Anvils. n ©llows, Vices, stones a'hd Dies, Ckrpenter’a oo’s, Building Mat rials * Mill and C osscut Saws, Files—assort’d. Leather and Rubber Belting H‘mp and Gum Packing, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Guns and Pistols, And all other goods usually kept in the Hardware line Also, Agents for FAIRBANK’S Platform and 'ounter Scales. T. M. & R. C. CI.AKKK, Cbrner of Peachtree and Line Streets. jan23—3m Atlanta, Ga. Cotton Seed! - -■ - -■*. / k / h Bushels Crop of 1865. LANGSTON, CRANE & CO. • Tobacco. | Boxes,Pa l’s, Empire and othei brands- LANGSTON, CRANE A CO Whisky, BOURBON and Robertson county in barrels and cases. LANGSTON, CRANE & CO Wrapping- Paper* 500 Roams—various sizes, LANGSTON, CR tNE & CO. Cigars* 150,000 Various qualities. ’ LANBSTOX, CRANE * CO, Carpet. WE have for sale a fine rarpet. suitable for a loom 18 or 20 feet squ.re, which we are in structed to sell very low. LANGSTON, CR sNE & CO. Atlanta, January 31,1866 —ts MB! ni! 100,000 feet of LONG LEAF PINE LUiMBER FOR SALE AT H. O. HOYT’S Lumtjer Yevrd In the rear of the MASONIC HALL, Keep Constantly on Hand, Kiln Dried Flooring, Rough and Dressed, Doorsand Sash, Weath-rno irdiosr, Rough and Dresssd, Lumber dressed for Shelving, Lumber dressed for Washboarding, Dry .umber for Sash and Doors, Posts, Beams and Sills, Scan'ling and Joists, Pickets and Palings For Fencing. House Stripping, and Sawed Lathes. All orders Ailed promptly and del I v red free of charge witbin the city limit, al the lowest market price. On the yard Mr. Joseph I^amh 9 KEEPS A Carpenter and Jobbing Shop, Andas he keeps nor© but No. 1 hands, and han dry lumber to work, he is able to turn cut work wit despatch and neatness. jan27—*3m Atlanta High School, Basement Second Baptist Church A. BREVARD BRUiUBY, A. M., W. fl®. JAMES, A. M. Exercises Resumed Monday, January Ist 1866. TERM.S—*S a Month, Invariably »n Advance. NIGHTCLASS. By special request. 1 ptffpos© devoOng Two Hours at M«ht» (7-9 P. M.,) to Arithmetic, Book-keeping, AND FENM^GNTSUII’, For th© sccouimodatlon of such Boys and Young Men as aro un >ble to attend during Ah© day, TEBMM—>I.OO a week, Id advance Decern ber 30—ts Helmbold’s Extract Bncnu and Improved Pose Wash cures s cret and de lest* disorder*, in all their stage®, at littie expe< «*•, little or no change in diet, no incon venl nee, and no exposure. It is p eaaant in taste and odor, Immftdiate in »u action, and free from all injurioua nroperties. ATLANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. GZO. SI. GAMULK, M I>. W. L. STKRLINO, M. D. GAMBLE & STERLING, | Druggists and Apothecaries, South-ide Marietta Street, Atlanta Georgia, One Door from Norcross’ Corner, Aredaily receivinffand opening a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, DYE Stuffs, Paints. Oils, Glass, Putty, Fine Tobac cos, Pure Brandies audother gen line Liquors for Medicinal pnrpos h Also, a variety of Coil© S aps, Cosmetic-’, Dentrifices, Tootn Bru«hes, Ha r Brushes and 'ombs, Paint Brushes, Sash Too s. P T r umeries , Pomades, Extracts. Hs-'ential Oils, Guliinary Herbs, apices, Condiments. <fcc.. which they respectfully invite the ladies to call and examine. Drs. GAMBLE & STERLING, Will give their personal attention to preparing and c< inpounding their medicines, and from long ex per ienc in the p acti :e o. their Profession. <an assure city Physicians that th»*ir prescriptions will be skillfully, promptly and carefully tilled. The afflicted ;>ublij may implicity rely upon their ad vices and rem< d -s. hruggists and Physicians, througbou. the country, will be supplied al ml times, and at moderate prices. f c b2o— ts M°KEON & GODFREY? Importers and Wholesale Dealers in NOTIONS, AND FANCY GOODS, Second Flour, Franklin Building, Alabama Xti-.-ot, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, ARE now receiving a large stopk recently Imported •nd urcha ed rom Mann .acturers, which they offer to th / trade, At as Low Prices, as can be I ought anywhere in the South. Their stock consists, in pa< r, as so lows: Combs and Brushes of every variety, Threads, ‘ * . Tai io s’ Trimmings, Braids, cilk Worst d and Cotton, t'ewiug Si ks, Needles, Pits Suspenders, - Neck Tie-', Belts and Buckles, Bell Ribbons, Corsets, Hoop Skirt’, . Mil iners Trimmings, Stationery Shoe i aces. Violin 'triogs, Fish Hooks, and Lines, feb27—tf &c , &c MORGAN & CO:, IN FURNITURE; Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Gilt Frames, Pictures, Window .Glass, Carpets, &c., Mai’ietta Street, ONE DOOR FROM PEACHTREE. teb4—3m "GRAVES & SON, lifts MARKBT STRKHT, Louisville. Kentucky. IMTHOLES ALE Praters in Prnga or all kinds, of V V Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy rti cles, and Proprietors of all ot Dr. Gra ves' Preparations, viz: Graves’ Ague Pills, That sever fail to cure Ague, Chills -nd Intermittent Fever. Graves’ Anti-Billious Pills, Are a mild, Fafe and f-ffldient Cathartic, and in all kinds 01 Fever, valuab e in Dyi-pepsU Liver Conpl&iut and all derangements of the digestive organs. Graves’ American Liniment, Used internally cured Chotera Morbus, Cholic in five minutes, and there is nothing better for Dysentery, Hux ai.d Di.nrhm. Applied outeatdly for Bh. matism, Swelling Headnciie, rprulua, Bruises Cures Cholic in Horae.iu five minutes Graves’ Candy Vermifuge? A mild, safe, certain Worm destroyer. Graves’ Pain Extractor, Will give Immidiaie relief from lain in cases of Burns , ami Scalds, and will cuie old Ulcere, letter ai,u Seald Head. Graves’ Pile Ointment, Will cur© Piles quicker than any other remedy. Graves’ Cure for Diptheria and Throat Diseases, the only rel iabl© r< hip fly lor Troat Diseases, and Is now need in I etHsvlde Ky., by three leading' Physicians two of them I rofezsurb in Medical Colleges. Graves Pomade, Gives a fine Gloss to the Hair, and destroys all vermin If any should be in the hair, and kills all kinds of Lice, ami Is s c rtain cure for common Camp Itch All of Graves’ Remedies ere sold by w holesnl© by MASSEY A HEJi'IY, i Ga. “—A tew of these M' dlclnes will begh< ri aw<«r to those wanting to uno thorn. fob22-tf ATLANTA, GA., MATCH 10, 1860, fbe Jltto (sra. SELECTED TELEGRAMS. New York, March 7.—The Time’s Wash-, ington special says : There has recently been a convention of Internal Revenue officers of the tiouthern States at Atlanta, Georgia, which appointed a committe"-, consisting of Assessor Bowles of Augusta, Georgia, and Collector Voses, of Sumter, South Carolina, to proceed to Washing on for the purpose of Utting upon Congress a modification of the Test oath, so far as it affects Assistant Asses* sors and Deputy Collectors, under the advice of the Secretary of the Treasury, and tn con sequence of the impos ibility ot obtaining men who could take the Test oath. Assis tant Assessors hav been appointed in many cases who could only partially qualify. To urge Congress to do this is the fi st object of the committee, failing in which, they will urge that the salaries of these assistants be made large enough to induce Northern men to go and ac. ept the offices. The Tribune’s Washington special says : The District Attorney for this District has been ordered by the Treasury Department to commence an action against Brig. Gen. R. D Mussey, late private secretary to President. Johnson, to recover the sum of §28,000, which is alleg d was abstracted from the sum ad vanced him so recruiting, and for which it is claimed he has failed to account. In pursuance of the report of the Commis sioners and Chief Engineer of the Central Pa cific Railroud of California, the Solicitor of the Treasury has submitted an opinion that the Company is entitled to bonds to the amount of $040,000, the sum al owed per mile being $32,000 The Second Comptroller of the Treasury has instructed the Second Auditor to require of all claimants for arrears of pay or bounty for deceased soldiers of foreign birth, and who represent themselves as only brothers, sisters or widows of the deceased, to furnish duly authenticated evidence from the geneo logical tables of their native place before their claims be allowed. Secretary McCulloch was assured yesters day by several members of the Ways and Means Committee that as soon as the reci procity matter was disposed of, the would be called up and finally disposed of.— They also notified him that Mr. Stevens’ sub stitute would not prevail. The Tribune’s Washington special says' : Another contribution from the Birmingham, England Association was yesterday received by Gen. Howard. The invoice consisted of clothing, and amounted in value to over SI,OOO. The money value of the articles heretofore contributed by the same associa tion Is over SIO,OOO, all of which was denated before the terminate-n of the rebellion. Well authenticated reports have recently reached Gen C. Howard, Assistant Commis sioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau, for the Dis trict of Columbia, Maryland, and several of the Eastern counties of Virginia, to the effect that certain unprincipled and unauthorized persons engaged in transferring freedmen from Baltimore and vicinity to Annapolis, where they are, by soma pro-ess unknown, disposed of to their < tnployeis at $lO per head. Stringent efforts are being made by he Bu reau to ferret out and bring them to justice The World’s Washington spec al says: The House Committee on Military Affairs have completed the bill for the increase of tne regular army. It differs very materially from the Senate bill, and ignores the recommend .- li ns ol Generals Snertnan, Tnontas and Meade. It provides that the army shall be made up largely of volunteers. The Veteran Reserve Corps is fully provided for as an or ganization. It also provides f or the reten ' tion of several negro regiments, to be officer, ed by white men Boards for the examina tion of officers are to consist of a majority of volunteer officers. Tt e propo ition to revive the grade of General will not be in cluded. The probabilities are that the com mittee will decline forth present to taice any action on tbe matter. Washington, March 7.—The bill to amend the act to prevent the spread of foreign dis eases among the caitle of tbe United States, approved in December last, as it passed both Houses, naving been signed by the President, is now a law. It provides that the importation of meat cattle, and tbe hides of meat cattle, from any foreign country, is hereby prohibited. Pro vided, that tbe provisions of this act shall he suspended as to any foreign country of coun tries, or any ports of such country or coun tries, whenever the Secretary of tbe Treasury shall officially determine and give public no tice thereo that such importation will not tend to the introduction and spread of conta gious or infectious diseases among tbe cattle of the United States. And the Secretary of the Treasury is ant oiized and empowered to, and it shall be bis duty to make all necessa ry orders and regulations to carry this law into effect, or to suspen I as then in provided, and to send copies thereof to the proper offi cers n the United S ates, and to such officers or agents of the United States in foreign countries, as be shall ju ge necessary Sec. 2. That the President of the U. S., whenever in bis judgment the importation of cattle or hides of cattle, may be made without danger of th- iniroduction or spread of con tagious or infectious diseases among the Uni ted States, may by prociamat on dec'are the provisions,of this act to be inoperative, and the same shall be aft rtvards inopetative and of no from and after thirty days from day of said prociamat on. Sec 3. That any person convicted of a willful violation of any of the provisions of this act, shall be punished by a fine not ex ceeding SSOO, or imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and imprisons ment at tbe discretion of the court. New York, March 7—Tbe Post says that -intelligence has been received by one of the "New Orleans Steamship Companies in this city, that military orders have been issued ot dering all vessels arriving from the West Indies to be subjected to twenty-five days quarantine as provisions against the intro duction of cholera. A Washing special states that. General Grant arid five members of bis elaff left Washington this morning, 'o attend the funeral of Colonel Bowers, at. West Point. Mr. Washburn and olber members of Congress Irom Illinois leave rb- city tosuigW to take part in the ceretnon ies. Gentletn-n who were on board ol the train on the Hudson River Railroad at the time ot the accident to Col Boweis, give the particu lars o< his death. The Colonel Jrad left the car to obtain his satchel, and when he returned the train w. s tnov ng. He gra-p d the r. ili ig ot the last, car, but holding the s uchel in one hand, he lost bis too'bold, fell between the cars, and was Instantly killed. His clothing was torn off and hi- bead nearly severed from bis body He was heard to exclaim as he lell, but it was im possible to slop the train. His remains were sent back Io West Point in charge of an < Ulcer detailed by G n. Grant, who continued his journey to this citv. He was greatly affected by the melancholy event, declaring that noth tng had ever moved lorn so deeply. He spoke in the warmest terms of Col. Boweis. New York March 7. Tbe steamer Havan na, In m Rio De L i Piatta, F. bi nary 8 h, Per nambuco 12th, and S'. Thoma- 26ih. ha- arriv ed, United States ships So qiiebannah, Km sas. Shamrock, and Wis tngton were at Ri,, D- La Pla ta; ibe Jiiniiitta hi Rio J inerto. Washington's birthday was celebrated by the firing of lb- A mtral’s salut-s. and Was re. sponded to by tbe forts and English men of war. Advic-S Irom R o De La Piatta are unimpor tant. War preparations continues. The Brazilian government was firm in de manding the expulsion of Lop. z us the first basis of any peace negotiations. A so.t[4l,y tor the protection of emigrants has been organ z d. Exchange on England 24J •; (,'off e, finest, firm; Fl nr scarce and tnilem i-t. M-nievtedo advices, Jai uary 24. Mate no ao tive movmeins have occurred, both sides be j log engaged in preparations for the campaign m Paraguav . Which is ex ected to commence i , ibout a month. Two small skirmishes had occurred with parties ot Patagitayans who had cr >ss d the Parana In one they surprised an Atgentine oat post and captured two field pieces, some horses and cuttie. In the other they were routed with loss of t wq or three. The explosion of seven wagon loads of pow der had occurred in the Brazilian depot of Oor rients. through nn iking of the sentry, and killed and wounded thirty men. Lei-z has put all men capable of bearing arms in the fi-id Tbe Brazilian fleet at Carluaia is awaiting t igh water which is approaching. The iron clad Brazil, with four-gunboats, was ascend ing tbe Panama to join it, raising to the number of fifteen gunboats and two iron clads. All quiet in the Confederation of Mon’o viedo. Maddock has arrived safely at Monteviedo. the English government have determined on fortifying the Falkland Island, and has sent a party there for that purpose. New York, March 5.—A bold robbery was committed yesterday noon at tbe Broadway Bank, corner of Park Place and Btoidway.— Mr. James Rowes went to the bank to deposit $3,727.22 in two packages, and while count ing tbe money, near the teller’s desk,, he nc ti'ted a man stand ng near by, and soon after f Van arm under his own, and at tbe same ’UM’tuont one ot tbe packages, containing $2,- 283, was taken up. The thief dodged into the hall, but was seized by Mr. Rowes, wh-n be dropped the money and started off again, was subsequently arres ed by persons passing the bank door. The thief turned cut to be Geo. Gardner, alias Dutch Henrich, who com mitted the Cfiebrated gold robbery at the Bank of Commerce with a similar robbery in Philadelphia, but who escaped punishment in both cases. He was committed for trial. New York, March 7. Another financial sensation case leaked out yesterday, involv ing a serious charge against one Lewis Colin, formerly tbe foreign clerk of Duncan, Sher man & Co , who is accused of abstracting S4O, OjO worth of United States bonds and tailroad -ecurities deposited with tbe firm by parties traveling abroad, who desired to ob tain letters of credit. It is charged that Colin carried on ruinous stock speculations, and finally confessed his offense to bis ema ployers Tbe case was argued before Judge Cardaso yesterday, on a motion to discharge th- prisoner from tbe county jail, under tbe insolvent act. Nsw York, March 7.—Considerable ex : citement exists among lager beer ' rewers of this city and Brooklyn, inconsequence of ru- I mors that returns of sales upon" which the taxes are collected have been suspended by assessors for inaccuracy. It is now undoub’- ed, from recent discoveries, that extensive frauds have been committed upon the Gov ernment, and the authorities are instituting a most searching inquiry. New Y kk, Maron 7. The Fenian excitement still continues. Public mee'ings w-re held las night in various parts ot the city and at Brook lyn. O’er one thousand dollars’ worth of bonds were subscribed for, and fit V mu-kets were pres -nted by tbe friends ot the cause.—- This evening there is to be a grand mass meet ing of Fenians in Brooklyn in front of th- City Hall, for. which u-usual preparations are being made. A r-port afl tat. here to day that the ste.amer City ol London, which sailed from here last Saturday, has been ca .tured by a Fenian pri vateer is nndoubt-dly a canard. New York March 7. A Johnson meeting was held las • vetting at Hudson City. Res< - lutions pledging tbe meeting to support the President in bis veto and reconstruction policy®’ were unanimously adopted, the same being or dered to be engrossed and forwarded to the Representative of the District iu Congress tor p-es-n ation to 'he Pre-ident. •►Cincinnati March 7. Samuel Covert,' who b-8 t»een-it tri d at. Lebanon, Ohio, for the mm tier of th- Roose, lumr.y, at D—i fi Id, in De cember, 1864 was this mo ning found gully of murder in it>e fi.st degree. Raleigh, N. C.—Mr. Winstead, of Pearson county, w... -lected Speaker of tbe Senate last night, vic . Mr. Se lie, resigned. A Miracle of To-day—A Dumb Man Cured by Prater.—Joseph Norris, residing in the vicinity of this city, having lost the use of his speech entirely about two weeks ago, was recommended by hi- physician to tbe free use of whisky or brandy as a remedy. He tried tbe prescription for about three days, using brandy and eggs so freely that during tnat time he kept himself thoroughly under its influence, but without tbe desired effect. It did not work a cure on him like the same remedy did on a lady in tbe neigh borhood of Cambridge city, an account of whose case we publi-bed some time ag >. On Sunday night last Mr Norris started to attend the Methodist meeting held at Mount Pleasant, about three miles ftom this city, and while on his way he became impressed with tbe idea that if be would get down on bis knees and pray, his speech would be re stored. So powerful did this impression be come, that be obeyed tbe premonition, and there in the road he poured out his supplica tions to God, asking Him, if consistent with His divine will, to restore bis lost speech. After concluding his prayer, he arose from his knees and went on towards the place of meeting, no perceptible good having been accomplished by his efforts. As be neared tbe meeting bouse, .the same inward prompt ing, that “still small voice,” impelled him again to “pray to Him that h areth in se cret,” and the result was “rewarded openly,” I for almost instantly h s speech again came to him and during tbe meeting he told bis experience, and gave to God the glory of bis miraculous cure. Truly, “God works in a myster ous way His wonders to perform.”— ichmond (Ind.\ Palladium. The Montana Gold Mines —The re* cently discovered gold mines in Montana Territory, close to'the' Missouri river, in the neighborhood of Fort Benton, are developing increased wealth every day. The St. Joseph Herald states that a far mer citizen ot that place has started a quartz mill at a point kn >wn as Poncy Lode, and from two cords of quartz five bars were obtained worth $1,176 in coin, the rock getting richer as the excava tions proceeded. The editor of the Montana Democrat was shown a nugget, smelted from the Lucas Lode, weighing 8435. Important Declaration. — In his speech at the mass mee’ing held in New •York city last Thursday, Postmaster- General Dennison said that the veto mes sage of the President was advised and sustained by every member of the Cabi net. Cincinnati Paper Warehouse. Chatfield & Woods, Manaftctnrer. and Wholesale PAPER DEALERS, ■77 an< l 79 Walnut St., Cincinnati. KEKP conntantly on hand Ruled Cap, letter and Note Papers, I’ri *t ••« Flat ua »s. F dies,,Plain Let ter an Note I’ap rs, Royal, M. dium tind D -iuy Writing Papera. So e Agonts f-»r the fce.ebrated IVAIIOK MILLS WHITING PAPERS} Also Manufacturers of book papers ’ t Paper Bags feroc-rs’ Wrapping Pup" Maniil.z l apei a for *nd r '’ Goods use, and u complete stock ol Leal hers and lliudcrb’ Tools Bln iers fi t■•<! Out cwinplete. in Loots an > Ma-or ms. Orders by Ma-1 promptly tilled feb2B-lm Hifeebl d ivid n elicate Constitutions, of both sexes use He mbu (i s Extract BucUu It wil* give orisk and energetic feelings aud ena sloep well. ATLANTA ADVERI LSEM ENTS. SHOE FINDINGS, Sole Leather, CALF SKINS, Lasts, SPOKES, FELLOES, Springs, Axels, SADDLES, Harness, &c., Just by JOHN BORROW & SON, Phoenix Buildings, Decatur Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. mar3—tf (liIIEAT HEDL( TIOA AND REMOVAL! UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENT A splendid opportunity to supply yourself with STAPLE GOODS -AT- UNAPPRDACHABLE PRICES, FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! Ten per cent, deduction fiom all retail bills exceeding ONE DOLLAR! My Stock is lull and complete in every _D EJI?A.TLT IVZ ZEMNT'T’, Con«i-tting of ebgant Plain Black an! Fancy Silk, Handsome oheua, Plain and St.ipea Poplin and Poplinetts. Plain Plaid and Figured Merinos. Beautiful Euglisb, French, scotch and American Gingaam, English Hose and half Hose, A laige and splendid assortment LIOIES’ I\B BUNTS’ SILKS. • AND Merino Underwear. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GLOVES, of all descriptions, Togethor with an immense stock of Housekeeping Goods, To which particular attention is invited,’ consisting of Bleached and Brown, Double Table Damask, Bleached and Brown ,Napkins »nd L’oyles Four. Five, ami I ight, Nine and T< n quarters Bleached and Brown Pillow and Sheeting Cotton, • Elegant Whit* 1 , R< d and Gray Blankets, Mars»‘ielles and Honeycomb Spreads and Quilts, Brochatelle and Cbena Curtains, Together with a full lino of NOTIONS & FANCY ARTICLS. Also, Ten Thousand Dollars worth READY-MADE CLOTHING, AND PIECE GOODS Cut and Made Expressly for THIS MARKET. HITS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, With a splendid stock of CLOAKS. FURS UO ZEPBEB GOODS. Every one in search of desirable Goode wi 1 do well to give me a cab, as tbe principal portion of stock con sis<s of goods seasonabb* the year round, while this method .enabl s me to run my stock i fl, thus always giving our friends and patr ms new aud desirable goods at the beginning of every sea on. REMEMBER the NEW STOREROOM, In the Norcross Building, Fronting on Whitehall. PRINTS, TWENTY-FIVE GTS., With ten per cent. off. P. H. SNOOK. feb4—3m R. J. WILSON BR. M. A. FHHAf’KELFORD AV. G-. SHACKELFORD, (Late Oillil <nd, Howell & Co., Charleston, 8. C.,) with WILSON & SHACKELFORD, Commission Itlerchants, WHOLESALE GROCERS &. GENERAL PRODUCE AGENTS. Keystone Building. Wliitclmll Street.. .. Atlanta, ticorg-ia. Z®“CONSINGMENTS SOLICITED/uU Referbnoks —Hon. J. I- Hefln.’Selma Jia.; Thurbur A Co., Mobile, Jia.; B- rry, Jones & o , Romo. Ga.; J. Justell. Atlant * National Bank; Gan ble A Sterling, Atlanta. Ga : W. 11. Gilliland, CFiarl stoo,S. C; Jennings, Thonilinson & Co., Charleston, 8. <1; French & Co. Tenn.; 11. Tompkins A Co., Nashville, Tenn : Tapp. Kennu iy & Walsh. L >uisvl le, Ky.; a'tor & Brother, Louisville, Ky., W. W Ramsey A < 0.. Augusta Ga- feb2B*3m For non ■r' , t«iit,hm or incontinence of n ine, i ritation Inflaniation or ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostrate glands, stone n the bladder, calculus, gra el or ricx dust deposit and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys, and dropsical swellings, Use Helmboi.d’b Fluid Extract Buuuu, iNUMBER 198 ]-*rolcssionn,l Cards. W. L. COLDSMITH. Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Ga,, I L practice in Fulton and surrounding counties V v Also it) ail tbe Citv Courts. Prompt and stric attention given to wri' ing Contracts, Leeds, Wil's. Cbn ▼< yrnces, Kent ng and Selling Real Estate, aud collect ing Debts, of uh kinds* Oiflce at City Hdl with Ue Oi d>naiy.( R furs to Hon. Joseph H. Lumpkin, Athens, Ga., Hon. Whi. Hope Huh, Athens, (-.a.. Hon. Warren Aiken, Oar tersvil e, Ga., Hon. Wm. T. W-dT'rd, Cartersville, Ga., Hon.B L J. Gartreb, Wm. Ezzird, Jared I. Whitaker, At lanta, (ia., Hon. M. A. Chandler, Decatur, Ga., J. B. rtew art, Esq., Stone Mountain, <»a. Kb 27 3m THOM ASM. NORWOOD, (Os Ute Ann of Norwood, Wilson A Lester,) Attorney and Counselor at Law. SAVANNAH, GA. Office over Bank of Savannah. febl3-3w» J. 1\ TA YLORF Attorney at Law & Real Estate Agent. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Office over Tally, Brown & Cb.’s, Whitehall street. WILL attend promptly and faithfu’ly to all busi ness e itrustei to his care. All kind of claims receive special attent ou. decl7*Bm Al DICAB C ARIL DR. W. T7BROWW, HAVING located In the city of Atlanta, would say io the sick and afflicted, that be is prepared to treat all forms of disease both Acute and Chronic. His remtdies at e sale, sure and effl :acious His success in the treatment of the following d'seasew has been such as to guarantee speedy and effectual relief, DispepsU, Dis. eases <-f the Liver, Dysentery, Dropsy, Kh< nmatim, bcro fuia, Ac Special attention given to tbe treatment of Small- Pox. Syphilis, in its various forms and stages successfully and a permanent cure guaranteed in al cas‘*s. Ollb e —At Drug Store of G. C. Douglas &C » , (form erly Finney k Winter,) corner of Peachtree and Wnlton "tree’s. Rooms—corner of Decatur and Ivey streets. ieb4-6m “iTsnry p. farrow, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity ATLANTA, GKUKOIA, AND Commissioner for South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama to attest Deeds, Power of Attorney, and a'l other p pers ex cuted within tbe State of Georgia to be u c ed or record din ei her of thf-ss States. Will always be found in nis office duri g business hours Prompt and strict attention will b given to all usioess confided to him. Office on Whitehall street, over Holbrook* ■ Hat Store. leb3—3m , dr. edwin's."ray, Ker* Ills Profesaio’-al aerviCe* to k the Public. When pot professionally engaged he may be found day and night, at his office on Whitehall street, over Wholesale House of Howard Evans & Co. Atlanta Ga., January 9,1866—3 m w “Dr~GeoTCh Bell, HAVING located in Atlanta, Ga., will devote bis at tention exclusively to the practice ot Medicine ana Surgery. Ofhce, (for the present') at WtW. White’s Boarding Home roar of the City Hall and opposite the ‘‘Bellviou House” janlo-3m “BL RTSTROIVCr - Banker- and Broker, Trout Hou.se ZBloclc* Decatur Street..—, Atlanta, Georgia. GOLD and b’LVER, UNCURRENT MONEY, EX CH N‘ E STOCK and BONDS bought and sold. 4SJ“Bpeciat attention give • to COLLECTIONS at all accessible noiuts, and prompt returns made. feb!s—3m Hotels. fid JOHN W. BTOOKTON. ] M. FITZPATRICK | T. LEAKY. STATES HjTEL.S LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Centrally located «nd un ergoing thorough repair hi STOCKTON CO.* Proprietors. - j'i i JOIINT. COX (late Col. O. S. A.) Chief Clerk PJ J» 18-3 m SASSEEN HOUSE, AT THE JUNCTION OF Broad and Peachtree Streets, FBNIIIS House is now o en for the accommodation of Transient or Regular Boarders. Terms—Per Wee k, sls,'<o. Per Day 53 00. feb2o—3w’ PLANTERS HOTEL, ALABAMA STREET, Atlanta Georgia. This House is now open for the reception of guests. WM. O’HALIjORAN, dec29—3m CHATTAHOOCHEE HOUSE, West On., Ik again open for the accommodation of the public. 4^*-Every attention will be bestowed npon guests. K. D. McKINLEY, Proprietor. December 22, 1865—3 m PACIFIC HOTEL? 170, 172, 174 & 176 Greenwich St., (ONE SQUARE WEST OF BRO »DWAT ) Between Courtlandt Dey >treets, New York. JOHN PATTENyJr.y Proprietor. f|IHE Pacific Hotel in well .nd widely known to the JL travelling public. The locution P especially suitable to merchants and business men; it is iu c os-i proximity to tl>e business part of the City—is on the highway ot Southern ard Western travel—aud adj Went to alt the principn l Rai road and ?t> amb »«t depots. Ibe Pacific has liberal accomm <1 ition for over 300 guests; it is well furnished, and pos.'.essos every modern improvement for the cmiort and entertainment of ns inmat* s. the rooms arc spacious and well ventilat'd; provided with gas and water ; the attendance is prompt aud respectful; and the table is generously provided with every dehc <cy ot the season. Tbe subscriber, who, for the p*«t few has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor, and intends to identify himself thoroughly with the interests of his bouses. W th mug exponeuee as a hotel keeper, he trusts, by moderatect.arges and a liberal policy, to maintain tnc favorable reputation ot the Pacific Hotel. sept—7 Iyr JOH V PATTEN, Ta. Auction I Auction! WE are now prepared tt* receive consignments of nil kinds of goods to bo sold either at private sa e or at Auction Our Mr. G. W. _A.«la.ir, Having an Auction License, will sell property of every description ether in store, or anywhere in the city. . He will also se i for Executors and »dminiatrntora in the country. < LAYTON, JDAIR A PURSE, feb27-1m No. 18 Alabama street. GEORGIA BO\DS [N»UW I*SUE.] rpHE ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK has authority to fl off r $10(1,( 00 of these Bonds '• r sat© The interest at tne rate of 7 per cent, pei annum s payab e bomi anuually on Coupons. The piincipal in live to ten year* at *n of the Aa security foi tuv pay ment As these Bonds the income from the Western & Ailam c Railroad is p edged, as well as the Tax. CapitalistH will find this m safe and proLtable invest ment. For further particulars apply to A. AUSTELL. feb‘27 lm President Atlanta National Bank. City Lots for Sale. AN acre lot, near thu Mineral Spring, fully fenced, having thereon a good biick dw< I Hug, c ntafning five moms, also all necessary o itbuddings. a va< ant business lot. 25 feet front on Bread uoar Alabama stxet. A ten acre lot, partially improv’d, near Peachtree str.-et M”ilable for a g ntleman’s residence. Ad Iv io W. M. v. fi.LTAMS, fcb23lrn • rhuonix Building, Du attir Mrvot. AT I. ANTA ADVERTISEMENTS. J. haralWn; Wholesale & Retail XTST DRY GOODS, AND GHOCEniES, And General Commission Merchant, And dealer in all KINDS OF PRODUCE, Opposite Roark’s Corner, A-tlnix ta. .Georg'la Oonmgnmont. .oltclted of .11 kind, of Good.. REFERENCES! G. 11. Crump & 00., E. L. W1111.m., Xurmita, G». Clarion ailalrA Puree. Wolbnrn *Brll.h, H...n C« Fl’har t Bon, French. Brown 4C0., Tenn Hnritenette. trennett * Co , NH.br! le. Te in ; Ilntcht n. Duncan k Co , Lontevll.e, Ky,, Hind & Porter G BUlker & CiuciunHti, Ohio Ihare on hud a nlc. .took of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, Conflatnig in part of DaLafnee, Hgured Alpaccm, Prints of all grades, Bleached and Brown Domestic. Bleached and Brown Drills, A splendid 10l of Jeans of various grades, Buttons, ’ Cotton and Flax Thread. Pins and Needles, > < ' Hooks and Eyes, LIDIES’ DRE<S TRLHIMINGS. A largo lot Gents* and Ladles’ Hoes and and Half Hose. Geutlemeii’s and Ladies’ Glove*, Worsted and Linen Shirts. ~ . .. Nelt Drawers, and otLer articles in th© Dry Goods line. Also, a large lot of Perfumery and Pomades, HARDWARE & CROCKERY Boots and . lioew, A aptendld nloi-k of Hat., aud In addltl.c to thrf.b.r. I have a good stock of Sugais. (offee. Salt, Flour, Corn Meaf,' Soda, Pepper, Spice. Ginger, toap. • K Tobacco, , Thread, Copperas, and in fact every thing in tbe way ot Grocer ies. I waul to Exchange Goods for r>l kind, of .I’xodnov- i Com. .nd Ro. molfynn h.y. Blit.er Engs, Ch ckeos, Bucon Lard, Meal Oorn.Po toes. Fea li.-re and Fruit if you want to exchange for Goodior Groceries. ' A J. HAR.f/ON Whin-hall streot, _ . _ 0 polite Ibh.Tk's (,'orn©r, feb7-tf Atlanta, Georgia. XNniLttNITTY FOIt LOSS OF UFO OK PERSOIOALIIO F.ROM , A-CCIDEISTTS OF Every Description. The Travelers Insurance Company, H lIITFOIID, CONN. Cash Capital and A«sets over #500,000. The Pioneer Accident Insurance 0o„ OF AMKUICA. • o Under the General Accident Risk, Ten to Twelve D'lHrs Annual Premium will secure a Policy granting Insurance FOR TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, In thn event of death hy Any Descrlption-of Accident, With Ten Dollars p’r week Compensation For any personal Injury causrng Total Dieability from buLine s. so that shouM tbe Policy be continued in force for Five Years, any one Accident causing cßnublll ty for FIVE WF.EKS, will ’/eimburso the araured for . tbe whole cost of his Insurance. . > TWENTY-FIVE TO TIiIBTY DOLLARS PREMIUM, Will, in like manner, secure a Podcy for TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, And Twenty-Five Dollar* per week Compensation. FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM Will, in like manh’T. secure a Policy FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, And Fifty Dol’ars par week Coaapena*tlon. Jne. Whitner, l W. P. Patillo, | A S enU » At McCamy & cb.’s Drug Stor©, Alabama street, fet>3—3m Atlaata.Oa GEORGIA MTIIML RM, OF ATLANTA, Will do a general Banking, Deposit, Exchange and Collecting Business, And will Buy and Fell all kinds of GovQi'iiixient On favorable Terms. DRIECTORB| John Rice, President, W. W. Clayton, E F. Row son, S. A. Durand, John Cbllier, E L Jones, Cashier. Office for the present, at the stere ot Messrs. Clayton, Adair A Purae, NO. IS ALABAMA STBBBt. JanSl —3m J. L. QUEEN & CO.,' (J. L. Queen, formerly of th© firm of Foster. Quoen A Co Kile’s Building, Corner of Peachtree and Marietta Sts., ATLANTA, OKOItOIA, GENERAL GROCERS, AMD PRODUCE DEALERS. Refer- to— Kx-0”V J E Brown. <»©n. Ira R Fester.— Thom it Kile. At ant i. D I 0 .inpbell, I. Brewer A Co^G»m FBo Mubin. Lee A Norton, Warren A Burch, Montgom AU Sontherlaad A Warren, New Orleans. DecemberK—-3m