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BY DUNCAN & LOCHRANE. •'* ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGEROUS, WREN’ REASON'IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.”—JEFFEkn* JOHN H. STEELE, Editor igi SBRIES, VOL. !■ ATLANTA. GEORGIA. FRIDAY MORMXG. 03 LOBE It 2. 18)‘ NUMBER 5. Sqiltj intelligencer & £xqb|UH§g DAILY & WEEKLY b v DUNCAN & LOCHRANE. TBHMB Or HUBBCUIPTIOa. Dali; IntoUlgonctr, par anouio la advaac*, 16. Woolly, « ■ •“ ** RATKI OK ADVURTIElNOi AdvortUlng in lUo Daily Intolllgencor will It Ituortod at Iht following raw, par iquare of .Wo I Oat lsiartioB. * Two " Threo, “ four, " FIva, " Oat waalc, 60 ota. 1 One month, 66 00 gl 00 Two, “ * 00 1 26 I Thraa “ 10 00 1 50 | Pour, “ 13 00 1 75 Six, “ i» 00 . 3 00 I Ono yaar, 16 00 Bpaelal oontraeu will ba made lor yaarly altar tliomant, occupying a quarter, half or whola column. Eff* Aitartlaamaata from tranilant partoai moat ba bald in adranea. Loral adtartiaamantc pnbllihadat tha uiua rttaa. Obituary nntlen, exceeding wn linoi oharg _ i ,i AnnnMnolnwltinnIdlUl for rtui. §4 m Adr«rti>em«nU. Announcing candidal** for ofics, 95 00, to bo paid in advance. When advertisement* aro orders In both tho Dally, and Weekly, 15 per cent, will be added ti the abora rataa. . . Tha pritllage of yearly adrortlearc la ctrlotly UaiWd to tbalr own ImmodlaWand ragnlar Profawlonal Oarda notaxaaadlngilx llnaa, 616 per mibd. Adrertlaementa iiolipaaltad ac to tliatwUl bo pabUfhad till ordarod on; and obargnd at ragnlar Adtartlaemanta Inanrtod .n tho Waakiy papar a tlx artll ba charged at format ratal. ATLANTA, OCTOBER 2, 1957. An American Pirate. Tbo oorrbspondont of the London Times, writing from llong Kong, Chinn, aaja: “While I »m upon thia subject of piracy, let me mention that an American, named Eli Boggi, was triod nt Hong Kong, on Wednesday loot, for piracy and murder— DU name would do for a villain of the Blackboard etnas, but in form aud fealuie he wee a bero of a lentimeutal novol; as be etood in tbe dock, bravely battling for hia life, it seemed imposaible that that hand some boy oould be tbo pirato whose name hod been for three years connected with the boldest end bloodiosi acta of piracy, it waa a faoe of feminine beauty. Not a down upon tbe upper Iid ; large, lustrous eyes i a mout.h tbe emits of which might woo a o-iy maideo; affluent black hair not carelessly parted; hands ao small and so delicately white that they would crealo a sensation in Belgravia—sneh was the llong Kong pirate, Eli Boggs, lie spoke for two bourn in bin defenee, and be epoke well—without a tre. mor, without an appeal for mercy, but try s lug to prove that bis prosecution was the rosult of a conspiracy wherein a Chinese bom boar proprietor and a Mib.offiuial of the oolony (both of whom be obarged as be* iog in league with all the pirates on tbe coast) were the chief conspirejtors. The defenoe was, of course, false. It had been proved that he bad boarded ajunk, and de stroyed by cannon, pistol and sword, fifteen men; and that having forced all tbe rest overboard, be bad fired atone of tbe victims, who bad elutobed a rope and bold on astern No witness, however, oould prove that be saw a man die from a blow or a shot struck or fired by tbe pirate. Tbe jury, moved by his yoath and courage, and straining bard their eocMtenoes, acquitted him of the murder, but found him guilty of piracy.— lie was sentenced to be transported for life.” Adolph Fredericks Passenger per Central America.—This gentleman, one of tbo un fortunate, yet fortunate eurvivon of tho foarful oalamity, the water-logging, and low of the eteamer Central America, left this oily yesterday for New York in the Avgusta. Mr. Frederikcs isameehinist, bad amaieed some $4,000 in California, all of whieh be lost,'even bte very olotbing be threw from him while swimming about previous to be ing taken up. During bis stay in tbit city, the proprietors of tbe Pulaski llouxe treated him with every kindness, nod in eooordanee with our suggestion last Sun day, some 650 were raised for tho relief of his wants. Mr- Fredericks being a thoroughly prac tical man and an.edueated machinist, can give important evidenoe relative to tbe sunken steamer. He complains of there having been no suitable tools on board to work with or to rig up pumps. lit speaks of Cspt. W.'L. Herndon, tbe oommander, in the highest terms, as a brave man and a gentleman. Between two and three hour* after tbe vessel sank, Capt. II. floated up to where Fredericks and some others were on a raft. Capt. II. was provided with a hand some iudia rubber life-preserver, end was floating on a pieoc of plank, lie addrewed them eooontagingly, toying: “Boye, this is a poororaft to get ‘to New York io.- Haveyoogot any.brandy among you?” To Frodariekt, Capt. H. teemed oapablo oi gutting in safety for a length of time. MtiPrederick* ie a Herman, and has letter in hia native tongue, thank- k.^V»d*JnThie city, and others. A it will be published in neit I incidents and peculiarities ividuale In a time of danger, j tbe earvivort from this dll- I III volumes If published.—Su ms In Ireland. „ _tee, the crops were being tbreugheut Ireland, and the A abundant, oo4 beyond that of itbs wheal crop la abundant, " in short io tha straw. Heap- | throughout tbe eonth of Ire- tgfvw la laborers reach U*l«v*. U many purls of Tipperary and Kilkenny 4s per dey, with diet, hea been given to reap ers, and no small difficulty is experienced in procuring harvest bands even at this rate of payment. Tho remuneration to women for binding sheaves, bos propor tionally increased. The potato fields in eevertl pieces haves shrivelled appearance; but while this is tbe cose, the disease has .■ot yet reaehed tbe tubers to any oonsid arable extent, and tbe quality of the crop ie superior to that of any previous year ailacelUneoas foreign News. I: i.'llio belter of millions is India, we are told bjr tbe Bombay Courier, that tbe Koh o-noer diamond wl.l alwiye be fetal to its possessor, aod that from tbe day It found a railing plica In tbe diadem of Victoria, tbo feu of tbo English crown wse sealed. Eo deeply and generally b thia idea rooted in tbe Hindoo mind, that tbe Bombay print from which wa quote, actually combats the euperetitioo, as if there were danger of its spread, leg among Ite English readers. The French Government hat decided on bond ing a huge hippodrome In Parb, to alTor room for 25,000 people. Freemasonry Is making rapid progreie in Prue- ■la, which now eontains ono hundred and fifty, eight lodges. In tbe remainder of Germany there are one hundred end thirteen lodges. The French government bu taken a hint from Lord Campbell's bill. A general raiila b Juit now being carried on to abope where pictures and engravings are exhibited for sab, and all printi which tbe nice Hate of the police officers contlder Improper are mercilessly relied. The Emperor of the Preneh b cnltlvaling the respectabilities. We hare already heard that tbe exhibition of immodest prints, Ac , bu bun pro. hlbtted ; »ml it la now etld thtt the Emperor le •ineeroly desirous to restore the obeo-renee of Sunday, the disregard which b ono of the rem nant* o! iho Revolution. How the Irish view the Indian Rerott. Sweeter than tho voice of love, sweeter than tbs warm accents of friendship, dearer than tbe met. lowest sunshine of the heart Is tbe news of Eng llsh discomfiture la India to tbe hreu'i of tbe Irish people They are delighted, rejoiced, and gladdened beyond measure when they hear cf the torture end humiliation of their ancient foe — There ie not a vaunt of ber’e which Is wrecked, there le not a general of her’e who b eltio, there le not a battalion in her service which ft routed and orerthrown, that the people of Ireland do not gloat orer with the greatest satisfaction end delight. From the deepest teoeetes of their hearts they wleh her defeat and misfortune in whatever enterprise she It engaged. Loyalists, slaves, sycophants, and Weet Britons may sum utoonded by all tbit, but from our knowledge of tbe people, we ean assure them that what we hare stated b a fact. Tkelri-bmillions wish to see England subdued: herlniolence eha*. tisedher barbarous and tyranical power broken to pieces ; her domineering and brutal disposltiai lamed aod sobered down, and her outrageous de sire to annoy, bully, ioiuli and plunder weaker nation* rendered impotent, and powerleu for evil for nil time to oome. They are, conseqnently, delighted by the Intel. Ilgetce motived from the Fut, where the force* cf the Great Mogul ere pounding tha armlei of the Great Briton. They look upon Engliih eg. grceifon there ie limllu to the onelsugbt made centuries ego upon their own forefatheri, when tht native chlefewereitrlppcd ottheirpoeseisionei tkolr bade handed over to eaeolee; and their an- thority defeated by iraud and the low cunning of the Saxon Invader. Well, after all, it it no wonder that Ireland hu thb feoling for lae Brit eh nation, hocanaa that nation hu boon to bar what the devils a n , 0 the unfortunate souls that are consigned to their keep ing. She baa tortured Ireland as no land was ever tortured before. She hu put over the pep. ulation, Whererer the could, men who era aliens In laognxge, religion tad blood i who looked up. on, and truted thorn u enemies; who plundered them of the produce of their labor; carried away the tenth of their cent to feed ud fatten n churob they repudiate and dieasrn, and rendered them abject, ragged mendicant*, and a ebanta to the nation! of Europe. The consequence Is, that wherever England draw* the sword or lights tht match, Inland preys for her debit; and at no time hu eke prayed more ferrently in that way than the dntl now, when the patriot Stpoye of India are en dfavoring to itrangle British power, nod sweep I root and breach from the blr and fertile fields o Hindostan.—Dendnlk Democrat. SraUrU^rg Directors’ RAIL-ROAD REGISTER. Georgia Jt&llrotd. arum to Arorm.171 Uttar rant II 44. Homing Pui'r. Train luvu Atlanta at 8.45 a t andarriVMAngustaatfi.OO p i Evening “ “ luves Atlanta *18.06 p i and arrives Augusta at6.32 a t Kerning Pui'r. Train leavu Aoguetaatfi.00 a t _ . anderrlvu Atlanta atS.60 pi “'•slug •• " leavee Augustan! 5.00 p t andarrivuAtitnta at3.00 a i GEORGE YON'GE, Superintendent, Western k Atlantic R. Road. aruati vn Ounuooea 159 Milan.. ,r*u 01 00. Vosntng Pauenger leavu Atlanta nt 0.00 n m and arr. Chattanooga at 6 JO p m Sight » laavat Atlanta at 0.00 pa and arr. Chattanooga nt 6.10 a m Voralgag Pui’r. bares Chattanooga at 7.30 n m tnd arr. Atlanta nt 4.00 p m Sight ■ “ leaves Chattanooga nt 7.00 p to ud arr. at Atlanta, at 3.10 a a JAMES M. 8PULL0CK, Superintendent. Atlanta & La Grange R. Road. truer* to Win r«»t II Mnke....Vau t> 00. Morning Peesonger loavee Atlanta at All a a ‘ end trv.ei WestPeiatatlJ6 a a ■minx " leavu Atlanta at 4.41 p ns ud n»r;nl Wat Point M16.66 p a K-rntog " luvu Wut Paint at 3.00 a ns ud arrqat Atlanta nt TA# n a Brining lenvti WatPoIntat 16.46 pa and Orv. at Atlua at 6.66 p a GEORGE HULL, Bnperlntwdant. Maeaa k Wesiera Railroad. / Macon to Aitaxta 103 Miia.,.,.,,.reni 64 00. raeotntu Train Itavta Atlanta nl 5.16 a a r go* uJ art. at Macon nt 11.04 a ■ « *i leaven Macon nt 6.00 p a ?rofessioi$J A T.IIACHETT, ATTORNEY AT a LAW, Rmgfold,Georgia, will practice I following counties: Cotoosa, Chattooga, Murray Gilmer, Whitfield, Gordon, Walker, Dade. References; Moj. W. Y. Heneell, Meri- eUa, Hanse’l A Simpson, Marietta, J'itDff K- Lawhon, Eeq, Dahlonega. jMF-i'articular attention peiJ t» the colccting buaincas. May VS, 1857 dewly T C. SIMPSON-ATToKNEV AT Jj, LAW Atlanta, Ueori’t. Nn»etnb»r 8, 1854 illy TOON V. HEABD—ATTOKNEV AT LAW’,—Culqui’t, Miller,co. Georjit march 6 18i7 wlr r AM All tu LOCHRANE—A7- 1 lTOHNIES AT LA IV-Maeuu Ueoigia. H O. LA84X. O. 4. £OCIEA>B. July 13, 1867 .tawtf \\r II.LIAM M. DANFORTH— TT ATTORN EX AT La VV-Fimtmrn, Gojrgi a. July 36, 1867. dewtf UNDERWOOD 6u HARRIS, Attorneys at L&w, Atlanta Georgia. ( \rncr. oa Whltoh.llitrHt over 4. W. H.U t Jow oUyStori. Moreb 1JU.IU7. (41y) How. W Hr Usoiswood. | ! West Hasiij. UAHTRELL A GLENN, Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, Georgia* Win Attend tbe Courts la tho Counties of Ful ton, DeKslb, Fsystte, Campbell, Meriwether, Coweta, Carroll, Henry, Troup, Heard, Cobb, and Spalding. Lccinv. OAtraiLL, 1 ..cTssa i.fitnm, Fentdrlyof Wdsh’tn-.Oa. | rortntrly of MeDoa' DU. L. J. ROBERT. Medical Sl Surgical Practitioner, Marietta, Georgia. Office at hiaresidtnee. G. J. WRIGHT. Attorney at Law, Albany, Georgia. M«y 18. 1857. WM. A. HARRIS, Attorney at Law, Isabella, Worth Co., Georgia. Refers to—Maj J. L. Harris, Mllledgerllle; Hoo. A. U. Uanioll, Thomuville; Miller A null, Oglethorpe; Hon. H. H. Clark, Macon ; Col. J. YV, Duncan, Atlanta. June 2-diy. JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Attorney at Law, Atlanta, 0«orcia Office, front rooms over J. R. A C. H. Wal lace’s Store, corner Whitehall and Alabama tu. May 28, 1357 MARK JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Gartersvillo, .... Georgia 7tb. £8.115*. it.!. P. O. HARPER, Attorney at Law, Weit Point Georgia April IS, 1865. daw if J. A. THRASHER, Attorney at Law, Atlanta Georgia WILL practice In the fo’lowtng eouctles, to*w!t: fulton, .VewtoB, Henry, dpaldlnj, Fayette. Okb, Cam obeli, and Coweta Office on theoeoeond floor ef the 1 onrert Hall, front of tbe Pnet Office. Deci’Mdwly. Hutebius h Yount, Attorneys at Law, Lawrenceville, Georgia. Will practice in the counties of Gwinnett, Hall Walton, Forsyth and DeKalb. Aoy business en trusted to their cate will be received with pleas* are aud attended to promptly. NATHANIEL H. HUTCHINS, Jr. ISAAC M. YOUNG. July 27, r#57. TVR. W. B. BITERS hu removed t n 1 r Office to Whiiehall xtr.ct,over Alviru* u.r'i Drug titer.. -May 13. '867 tlawtitSO DU. H. DiCKSOaV CAPKK8. OKOFFKR4 hU Profeestmal Services tn toe eitfteee i of At««QU. Office tftutehell flt, ever Mr. Blpleys Store. Atlanta, Oa., Jnoe 24th. U4T^1*wtf. W. T. C. Campbell 6a Bro., OCRGE0N andMtchanlcal Pea-. Otlru, art prrrirf 1 to porfora all BoImB operation* in the profu dan vith durability and rkill. ev*t AtazauJ.rr Drugstore, White Hall It. W. T. C. CAMPBELL Q.P. CAMPBELL. Atlanta, Jan. M . dtf TAB. R. TXPULLIAM having re- 1 / turn*J from a *i*it to Virginix will «• • uma tha practice of hie preleaaou in the city of Atlanta amt ita vicinity, Can be fout d at hiaoffloa At all boara.atcept when profcuimelly *ngag*d. W Office WASHINGTON HALL, •epifidwlf Found. The eubrtr Iber has J ust found out the Qffat Secret la doing a sacevoiful bneinoeo. to eeU cheap have % •aall profit, and advertise and let tbe peenle knew what be be nas got, aid ooeationally give then tbe priees, aod only oat price, and hare no friends loeeL cheaper to Uuaany pereoe else. I have Jnet reeed? •d a tarp lot of Hoots and Shoos, for Ladies, Moa, Boys, Uitm and Children, all freehfroct the meuufse- tory. Crockery and Glass ware, Uveas, rota, Skillete, Koiveeaad Forks, Pocket Kalvee, L’nibseilas. Towder, Shot, Lead, Oil, Tarneetlae, Whiu Lead, S«gar, Codes Molasses. Salt, Brandy, Wine, Uia, Ram. CordlaU. Whiskeys of every kind, Riee, 7 obeeco—la (art I can not tell yen all I keep in ooe advurtieemeat, bat tome and look for yvnmlvee, wo are ready te shew and sell, dost forgot 1 give • pends of beet Coflee for one del. lar, Soger 1,7ft, Tend* pounds for a dollar, and ho onto to bring too Gash, we keep no Books. Comer ©i Whitehall and Mitebell Street. W. W. ROARK- I8JS7. LOOKOUT, 1857 ry)R V. w. ItUAK*. .1 tb. eon.rof Whltrti.il ta V Ulub.Utltre.fr tbtao.t. to ofior toon Ooofr 1. Mttor Uoodo, doria, thta j»t let tho umo omoool of moao,, tboa aaj otbor boom ta Atlaafr -Tiurr thorn u, bofoaa*Haret, Uo*ao. Moloooo., Balt, tat. (lag, Hop. UrtOblirg., tawfr Uxu, Notit, Com. BtooUaatkoTMfr,Pofr OfOU,8fMore, bVflagPx.., Cb.hu, *Mrt.r tireotij, urn. gafr uotOtotTctax,. titigat, Wiaot, croebor, m4 UIom Ware, ualoa., r. utoot,oa4tt(wt,.lauolovtr, orUoU areaUvktot io itorot ta Attain, tiot,t Be, Boo4». Btre iwu S‘4u!. , Sta“ lr ’* WV * i&0 '‘ 1,,M J»o. lb. (4nl,.1 YVliUkyl ,\Vhl»ky!i WlUtky lfi More chaap whitky, Jail reooired ah* to trrire 300 barrel, of TaaMoooowhlM wkliky, tad oScr oa »»d taraib, tbo frail grorerioo of all Uadi, •uchu Sugar, COKAIolarnr, Sail, Maokarel, Rloa,TataPtardav,ShHMolU, So. OaUto**. j-gfobiigtityflitg, j Gift} ftSbeirfigftyeiftg. Cifij HdbeHigettieifls. INTELLIGENCER & EXAMINER ! B, "« A ‘* JOB OFFICE ! T HE 0S> v>ilU *P“ f*» dotivor^ of malli „ ' ! A from 8 4J a. a. until 12 a—bell pari SM TUK PftOPIUETOrtl j p. a. to hall-part sms p. a. haring ce-.eatiy aditl ta tbe I Tho MailgoingWeet no W. A A. It- R, wtU JOB DEPARTMENT of tht Enab ] 'J'-** »> half p*.: 7 a. m.-vus A-Jaau A lUhment a LARGE ud VARIED j at halt- . /|L . , J T p. in- Will between thia fcftd Ai|UU it J0 I puia JOB fill LSiortmonl of tho AoleetSiylet if PLAIN AND FANCY K M'CLASXILm. Harked Grubb, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, For Sale. Agents! for collection! of all kinds Aid Dealers In IUXS m fNBSCl uf ILL ESSSL OriOCEKIES. AC A COlCyraST nn:/ -f tk.;..ily«lebT-twt /. KUhiCA OIL «; •K/'.idseil- A tog r*dw v aoiau ik«'*,ot.fa!, srylt.f m.j an a (jKEt •LpOBl Lar.1 sndCerssIvsv i DHIYEEfilTY OF NASHVILLE. ! f THB Jf£Is.C<LLPPABTME>T -.pens Se- j *■ rest her U ; u» free Pr “ - ' PAUL F. EVE, Dean. ‘re prepared to ekhento In e neat and workman, ko manner, (very dueriptlon of Particular attention will ho given to tho Print Ing of Circulars, Way Bills, Blank No tot, Bill Heids, Blank Deed*, Bank Check*, ^Programme*, Butineu Oardt, HANDBILLS, POSTERS, Ac. ^Fc ps«pact/ally solicit the patronRfc of oor friends in the city and country, and urari then the tall orders will b« promptly and satisfactorily attended to. G. P. Eddy & Go. (SITCCESAORS TO C. R. RAXtOTEB * CO ) Bfljl, JOB SD CARD PRINTING OFFICE. AKD Boolf-^Blndory, Comtr of \xitheUl and Alabama tt*.. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. G. P. EDDY & CO., foraar extansirt assort* man: of B O 0 K and JOB TYPE, CUTS, OP.NA MEKT8, Ac,, a vary larj* variety of n«w materials, of lid lattn ifyi««, tOfe^tT with ona of Hoa's rolabraUd f* for Aecvau and Myood, at 5 t. ^SUNDAY HOURS —Office openod at 9 45 openad at 4 p. so. aod eloeed at < U p. m. Dr The heavy rrera *,1 hucioasa is thia <fLc§ ' atteatiompai« u Wa*f»*««aar every t*** *, ava, ims* ^ a Ul- .iice f. Jf e «k UJp^akeT it rtm»£Zm vnmfOrmo*. Order* r«*actfa£, THE COLLEJIA1E DEPAYMES8, Wttf# e—«rv te tU niwte mtrirl AaTtkl M MH-Tt teas j «> *tU4tA*r bntmi, CcauMeeaMt 8c^ stag the maib b. rtrsetiy »Uerv^. , SKKD BiRlETl ! «-*f rju n wmJetnf-: , Peters k €o. — COMMISSION MEECHAMTS. T “ roa ?it pcaciata aax> utt or TENNESSEE PRODUCE, COTTONiGROCERIES, Are., ’ Mien tan. < n>cudcreign*4havs for sale.nt wWUoala w . retail, albtaf fin. MEW LARD. 1.1888 or.**** a awrytT! A lab re ra n Btroot, (loath of the Maces a Wwtaru Depot.) Atlanta, Georgia Good Teasuaaa Kosey takaa at par for TVodaev ^.Ailaau Georgia. June. %(IL, lit:. Who wonti any Bye. CUrle 4 Grab* be* liJ t&ibea* £y«, lot *4 U,ey wi,". avU kie Georgia Hama. f*r tens of 2* weak*. 919 ftr tera. La« Se*»*ti wrra €5• skadcs^a La tha too Drys»rteet.t*. B. K. J0H550K, Sayurlatrrfcst. »r ~-At*n L’ttivtrvity of LonUUna. JaU-iaLAL lATAKlUt^l. T HE «89ulOfr*a erf 1 trr, zt d*»ortjK*»t ai3 t aatM* *mroaiiaT. S«wa4«Jttk, i»47, aad will Vntiu'* »C 'VvnShirk. >*■— *• V • tu 1**** i1 >*M*t**«4Ifwiaeit^- J L RirSlIL M. A* .Fntf.mor ^tlaaifUt. TaRAXX most. U- D., ?*n f«evr-r f«nrm. X P. tTSA*. u It, N'rauMIAHL'ka 300 Sacks Meal, F KE5H gn-c&d from white corn, for aala by Jana 20. HIGH, PETERS, A CD. /meivad a&d far tala by CM.RKE A OarBB. . I C Son. it I*. PrWaoMr of Ativvaj. Hareh JU j W-'XA* BVSt ML D., rrvtomr ed rhyvkfafji HE «n<! 44 \'db« Ki Uht •nderfiotd vruJ^» a t?**«iu«e ft* tioa i OLARKB A GR f JBB hara jest received It eu xtf hjfoeat rash • vyjiWi. Mcllva^'v Extra Diriiiod Cm tTh vakey. aod f»<r ,h!« rbaap. hi arch 51. i bcubat* of oau for vtuct the hiftzeat rat :t*pa:1 HIGH PETS? 4 LO U. Sit die. ae»it* are r Miit? Fkj-rlrfat* iii Cauvaated Iiamn. lonPksUtagw ouvaurti ud Sugar cured Ham store. j. 51 USOH. PETERS * CO alJXX W Chant* Tbefievfe*** »rcAirytrytt#PTVf**^ve 1. telra *. 2*7 *«aa*eii8a/y : st*. *-i»i free of Wallace AKobinson Brau and Shorn, A T Atlaota Mills. Bran iO .ants. Shorts, 34 cents. R. PITERS A CO, July 2b, 1m. •• mmasm* mills. \V . . ke,p eonstartiy on hand s larye Cccsijfi meet# rert^ctfuLW solicited. ” P‘7 of Floor—also Bran and Shots. Prompt atteatif-a rrtz •' r - The highest cash price paid for Wheat at the Mills. Julyjo—dim R. PETERS A CO . « k BAR LET VJL C BOZ1J&JS 4 ynNarn. rpetefatry to tU Cearw Lec-.irea »C Se /rflrt- r*c da€y .‘a *Jte as;tta.*..** 'u»v Hevsret*L fre** the la: of OeU-ber.Vtc Cl-sJcaJ U4 f%*ftTj t GENERAL I “ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . ameiJy. a. aprZ*ftor.ov*r~ A!*D DEALERS 15 ■ d ay \1* wt»J* ‘ wlgivexpswiai sutt^tx^) ^i SAVANNAH' MEDICAL CllGE. Lard, F.oor, Grain, Whiakey, To'*«ece, AtAt- 'T'HE artntl cwone of Lentirts w2J m-n-Mtit* on the trrt Tsetiay in 5or<f&fafcr acsc. Cash Orderr > The Prelia^arv Loctare* on '.V;h 7 ACfLTT: R. p. Arac£L-U. rrartict EaEtisc, New Stock Coming In '©LOTM3M3 " WHIfEET: WHIERTT OOAAbLla f>si Urt WriakiT, Ar* I'JkJ Stert LOC fV7 *iAk Ot C+l.t IrtfTl’h HATS AND CAPS. V T W. HERRING £ SOS’s aothln- Matu • vfactory and Merchant Tailorior tjuh;. h iro more folly prepared than heretofore, to gi dispatch to all orders for work is theirline— whica they will exeente in the best style of the art, at 1 fair prices for Cub. Particular attention paid to the execelios o., •‘‘Lfaetory tnd Merchant Tailoring FINE WORK for Railroad and other Joint Stock ; fc-T Fall and Winter, all tis latest srrit Companies, Traneponation Agenu,Banks, Col. | One of the beet stocks ol Cloths. Caerinwre* ar.d leges and Schools, Attorneys, Pnhllc Officer . Vestings in Georgia, from which to make a ael«-. Merchants, rnd others. | Hoc. Shirts, Drawer a, Yoder Garments. Cravat*. Books, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circulars j Gest’s Hosiery, Glover, Traveu&g Shawls and Cards, Promissory Votes, Blank Deeds, Checks Blankets. Way Bills, Programmes, Hand and Ihew Bills Tailor’s Trimmings, As., for selo at the Irwer: Posters, de.. exe-nted at shert notice. I p Ues, to thseoaA rawdr.at pST*Printing in 0«l» and Sarem Brovst W« HERRING k ^ON’S snd Fascr Colobso less, or on Velio*, Aatls ) 4C Whitehall au, Allans, Ga Mnslin, ao., done la beantlfnl style. Aire ageats f o Siogef# 5wwiag Math.te* Haring iiktwite connected a yr; ■ HooU-BinderT ! aiade to order and a r.: w«rr«%r* withthelr Printing Establishment, they are pre- J hr flERRIN^ a cnx :>rt u *aLU.cz k RoBlNsuy. P. M. EeUt^k, M. W. G. Bcllwh.hL D , . J. G. Howard, K. D_ » Jar‘ah Harris, M. D ;j. B. Read, V, D-, i Joeep* Jones, M. I/’, ' | J. J. Wer. M. D. ObKerieu, Anxuay. Pays olesy, Matrria Med Cbosistrj, Dtsa-jeatrerc; *.!??Lh*^ a^w^ »: ] ; ^ ^ reralarJy dcHnered at atu.it*. it::. the City Hospital. Tu ~iT inre* ukisoxu over 1« patxctt*. Fcr further cartace- lar« addreee J G. HOWARD, Deea. _ Seago, Abbott! Co. ccEssoKSTosEAGo * Abbott.) .M edical College of GetH^ia, COKMIMXOVICEBCEAjrTt.—Especially fcr a I (iLT^TA at ^ Prrrdu^v—il*c keep a con- nnHF /■ *“ * ./» sopp-iy t! Lime, Groterie* and si I .? ^ e/ Led crew m lie Gwls, at .-1 ^ lamarnttoa, n-coma&uace oss MU!f- DA > , lie Nctrmhcr text. Em.r.m. Prtfewjj ^A-.LTmjG.M.JfEW •ToX. M. ii. Anuomy. H. f. CAMpRCLU M D. Scrgtrt, L. A. DlGAS. M D.' * . pared to execute orders for every description cf work in that department—including RULING and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING—ia a style superior to any ever before done in this sec* tion of the State. Their To sis being all new and of tbe latest pattern*, their Stock of material* the best the Northern markets afford, and their work* men c<)ual to any in the Sooth, they feel eonSdest of their ability to give entire satisfaction, tad conseqnently have no hesitancy in soliciting tbs * the ptbUe. rders for work, in either department el their business, from any part of Georgia and neighboring State*, will meet with prompt attea U»n. Atlanta Ga. Feb. 59,1145. (<M»ly.; SHIRT ^■JADE Ugre stock f RR2\ Instnus efci Practice etf Mrficse, L. FORD. M. 1). ^ Mr.cna Mwiica. Thcrttwc u3B3 D Y HAIjK SHIRTS oi hand, by . IIKR RING k < ATLANTA Dry Goods Emporium! Cntting, White k CO . No. 69, Whitehall St.. <Dear Roark- affi. Stcpi A AbLot^t Cir-w, Atiatta, Gccrria. Our Stock: W* Lav* dow :z store. 1J9 khdi clc«r Trssesaee bacon fide*. Lhda nUbed fiJei. • fc£-4 pnmt plait Hams. 9 Tierces ex'raSegar cared racr^M«<! ’ 50 package! Ulf L*. ‘ fkvi-j Lara. 40W Bag* Extra T+a.; lePO bashels price whise Uor*. , . _ 5ta msrrfcs "Ljist, vir.M., tren4t J u ’utri",^ ^ Acxsoay.H. V. 115 bag, R;v Cnlew I *L JIILLtR. M. D. Stslinsfx.-. CttttMtiv 4cdPne.-micy.ALEI.ME.ASa. 16 t bi, Sugur-bt-n*. Me-lusu. i ^* D : bhJeCuw Ho.uk,. Dv»nrc,.vr^Aa.;«-s.R.CAMPBELL « B-Jif, Adutu me iri fj.m fWtfitat. M. D. it Sties m ■ lx 7, :■««(.. , Kuiflxt., IVt .-sUi^i u Anxtamv 8. B 10 L'::s HesrJuw, MstiiU, Ctmt silte.'i SIMMOSp. M.b ' Rep,. u4 4,fi otf sboire jcn«pradcrc«. 1. P. GAK51V.M. D. p.ocr I«- ■ lusts i. A. EVK. M II. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks! Of all Descriptions* B LANli 8 OF ALL DE8CKIPTI0.\8, ru h* htd si xll I times, at tii« Examiner & Intelligencer Attormee, 8hcriSs, Clerks of Courts, and OrJinanee,can be furotebeal, et short notice, any favorite form of DEED, WRIT, or PRO* CE8S which they m»y deaire ; andellTORMH ot IrgJ nstnmicnt*. cotnao&jy in use, are al ways on hend, to beeoid at tha lowest prieea. Atlanta. M w E. M. SEAGO, i fiCCCtSSOR TO SE4CO A UWRXSCf WILL OOSTIirOE TDK PRODUCE COM- i MISSIOX BUSINESS, \ AT HIS XEW COMMODIOUS FIRE' PROOF BUILDING, Trest’efsilssu Botal.sa4Mxt4Mrto7sltuB.nss, I ATLANTA. GEORGIA. j rinreyon that yon ran'i do any better el*** where. •^Tbeaaaal raeilitiMc3era4 tn Shirpers a»reer*' j v CfTTlNG rstuctfuDv snlssltu. r usr»WHITE.’ ! J. A. BANT A. ! again calling the atiesnen cf the public, generalir, to iheir large ntserrment of Dry Good*, and Root* and Shoes, which they are new recti vug and opening, and wiJ centiaae to re ceJee weekly, the newer sty^s iu market, eoi» sifting of BUk Rohes, Black and cclored *ilks, Cbenilla Bordered frhawis. Stella, Figured Cash mere, “ Flair, Bay Stau, “ Broche, 1 •* Chetulla Scarf*, Bonnet Ribhee*. French Flower*, Bonnet Pmmesl BruMels and Eagle Luce. Moir Anuque Trimming. All Wool Delaine, Cotton and Wool, Merino, Ducal Rohes and Pltida, Head Dressea. Black and Colored Fringes. Calico Lmcej Hcce>j ur. Pei de Cheni. Paraautla, Blank eu, Negro Good*, Ar. Ac. Call and ree for yoereeirw*. and we will con- k 48 *Bsi« and ‘o il V.—. „ Ltcor« w-a; br ddbwJiad- City is ‘ * ‘RIP 1, H««pigI add at in* JkGa'wi.» ■ vJT™ *■**^. F*. fa. «hal*^ SEAGO A ABBOTT. Metrifstation tielrt. (i > be reivn cnev) 65. rir fnrbe. psrtsvc.'sr* sreJv t> ,o. toatMv Bird* Eye I.ime. iU rocattj, .r te ere Af«'j .'.ribe sal. ot Hr. R Laser's ... I P. GAKVtV, Birda-eye Lime, pt: cp in 5 bashel barrels, war- * •og"* Dean rtniei :tll measure, and of esperior quality u . *w ~ ~wm • any e-^er .imeeoldm this markeu Order* by ef f/GF fh l*4>// the car .t aa will be tiled a: kiln prices, Vy V MoC VIEt v CCtu* 5., A. at’CO. THE tiiwvipiei ku ii iu-e tal aftn tew]* , Mill Stone*, Bolting Clolbft* kc. - « <0, . pnBM tbe artaoea. * We are agrau for Mae- ^=5^ fifrau Mwrti A Trt»«e. 2*Hi nor*, Md., Impcrtt* a»i rwkier* ,1 Trrttz Barr. Co- Wd* tal £»p>p«a 1 lilting Gotha, as Orlera wCJ he fault falit 4 5J ! * •* ** prxaa. *t* fjujvae aauclea. * 3 Casks raw Liaswd Oil, (Ejurlish .2 - boiled - “ —T 20 Bbl-. cenume Oil for Tanners. Bsrtn*'.Bst..i fire * B.rrtaf vresf «o.'m »> ’ Ten ,nss. . SEAGO, ABBOTT A CO. SsftvmUr, 11, 18*7. Yenloon-lutma, Factory Y*n, A Tallow. Tfere, dotu eScce. V^liu Esms. T«n Sslee FortaryTare. Tire. Barrel. Talle*. Pfnr barrel. Car Gresu.—for reWiv April II. SEAGO. ABBOTT. * CO. liosin 10 “ assorted Varnishes. 30 - 95 per cent. AIcgLoL 20 “ Barninp Fluid. 10 ~ Camj’Leiie 10 - Spirits Ttarpcntine. -0,000 lbs \\ Lite lead, assorted. 150 Boxes Glass, assorted sixes. X%.Brs»£», »U-re4 Pxixu, u4 all .rtLL. frr Pxittar*' are. Ter ate by . » ia:~Jiinivtbt (4*»lj.) Hay. Atlanta Dry-Good. Emporium (Kit d - Janes H. Carter. £LAQX KJECsaitt L l f4K. In. iirevvtry ef iii. WnV.oj r»»U >u 15, *«ti e: ebwaire! oeeifient. I: fcxryuM, all *tA- N*w Uacon. re*n.t t er ink. la retauen :c ealer, Jon.niiy U4 Wn — ... _ £ w frem th*pu. VlutM tlKbrii. ith NEW SUMMER GOODS—A fre»e arrival el Forwarding 6a Commla-ion Mcr »««•. lt.h.'n'ini: >4 null *::» ,tb,t tr*» ud baosuix! ojlet. jn.t rerei<ed by | chant. Ini^ bctolvty. be [nt i:u :Wj beulw oB* CrTTlXG, WHITE A CO., SAVANNAH. GA- . IjInM frem t*e oirvbta Mt l«. sre. nu 89. Wbltahal! St. . SX4C0. f«nl«i,i M.tt u.. 0 *TJUIJ|ritih.pmaptly axee.xu tor »r- »_n ta tax atftet fM~ Tbe Book ef Foltaa Eo. AulorvJ > nml- axeaol <Hv:4wdef five parvenu, payaklv at tarir BaaXta* Uoau on iamosA Atianu. Jure IG, 1857.—4if. WH, M. WILLIAMS. Out tar Notice to Farmer*. — 1 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY A^jtlaUf tk* cersxr of Ala. * Ley* I tree'j. r!» Jewee’ New B«sek. Bey Strwwt—4 lately eecat>*i Sy J. lwgenrlt. Dm; ) P. S. Liberal adrannu made en all cru- honnenls xsrot] t will not eorrede the steel pee, a»4 J legtntU, bq > i rarpeeeed in :u quality hy any ink !» ’ ia turf'pe cr Ametiea. OrJerv are re-[«vtfully KlkitW, u v« via pet tp i6* abere UA u l.» ROB’T. H.VIAY Luav RTtathnaLev* iUfr Bavlnx ren.vej Ua CAREIA' wositor - kta'nttscce -Nun Bcttu, a Ca.. Setm Inter ; pt! xp L5* abere 1»A a. |..» at tat aCe*. aail V.'J. 7.x.. ita»i g. v.-u,. bq 8*react.. Go.—,\ an be pst »p in Pk' lielpKi., Bolen.« X Y. 1 Vrert 7-t Ho»». Co.. r H OLrer. r.» ■ A** tioSo only by tn. Pirftr. A Guild . At. Ml 1,1 »or ie 'I.^Aoly ,ta Gl Sri4 n cl tb. k—,: * oU tun* e^etitifln Watataftej Boti-ond onUryWkU taeOitlu.ii prepared tetb, til all erdtrx with whieh ho may ho fovered, u! u joed tonne u eon ho ehtalned la 5Au(ntti er j The COM MEAL "dtMhmehelefreaConi Meal te CVb WALLA Cl * ReilKoatlon. . - - -Augusta Savannah, with the addition ef Freight* His stock embraces Carriages, Concord Seggm. 4 and I eeatReckaway•. Slide Seats do.. With and withe*t Top, TepBagrihe, p do., Fall Tope Picheee, ndlar Wagons. Corneas. be*a Miing. wke*tnia aetSwlof reteraieg hie thank to hia fneeds far U»w»r ttheral pelroaef*. eed weel reapoctteUr eeooeiweeito Umw ucoattauelhet net roaage te hie sneceeeer, DR. X L A.VCIUL aUI need say m reeeuiwendini al 1 ef the < late refer you te their report*. - ky teyeuredaldeeee, Ute refkr yen te iM and thwir aromplnee* la reepoeeiaf telhetr ttrs Ute fire In this r’-ave WM Mai 1st. IMT. IntnrnMCt ItboAxOwyeft rd Fir# In 3wl7 MARXHOt QTIWARTS.'i Oroeolredtov Jnu II. Fire Initirnnce Agency. Bk<lH nnrtreAtbo A4447 ef the IIart to rd Finn Intnrnnce Co. Capital 3tonke-< 1500,000 A»n*U, 018.000 Atu lutnrancn Company. Capitol Stcet 61,000,000 '^ZLtomrancc C^n^rty. No Top Whip*. *».. •I the hut monnfhe- tareudUton rtyl, A ihor* ef potren- aj, U ntputfolly ir'.lcitod. » fen- Jtdord for Family nr Plantatiu Fimu ethor vohlelu ICnd nl Man letie,. W, ore alt, t|Nt far Norwood A Rebinx' Fount Pan. Atlanta, Go., Da*. 4,185*. BEST SELECTED , a.vp (ASSORTED STOCK or Family Groceries IS THE CTTT or ATLANTA. lx to h, fetal at 7k, u Atlanta Family Store, at*. Go. Seld at ail tha heeh*!tu,t. MarvbJ. dtf. MO.13 Whitctuall Street. UeOROEU. DAK1 CHISOLM Ac. ADAIR _ Nesre Broken. Decntnr Street, near the Trent Hotue, Atlanta Georyi*. ilELo Preprint**.. l'Tints, Oils, .Atl.nta, May », St*. The National White Lead and Zinc Company. Of New Task aie prepared te olv* a fa I a*d eeaa hKxAKTMac kee* and Boot* at C*|f, I n AVI eeaeladod ta bfU ay abut at I, •«* A Bkeqa w Mae Toth aaat, latil tha 1»» tt *«• ESU’asiniA'ff' *Y3r SIMM InuitDC can had in *ttb*rof dm abav« OompaciM at u low rataa u in any othtr rwpoaiiblt Oanpanin*. by applioW- io prepared ta o* orvYut u.4. .. pom mod orttata, tat>< fatal Ha»|uareUy. of prim, oaolily o*4 u awl toreroO* an* The rex out f»hv4 tvpxlottao rt txo Chareoay o»4 to* |*rttrata> OLAS! OLASS!! GLAM'S- ' 028 Boxoa, W | * hire litre c« of tho lorxret Ufvkj «1 ■ Wicdcw (taw, over breath: tt thta uilc and will aall it at taw i^oret frr CASH, r.q * p,, * smith * «xxari>. 3ow Shadea. re4reda*4to»aota,viey I Are*** FA. A. Atlanta Sbmvlnr rjn HE GENTLEMEN it ta and th* public (vueraltj. can eommcJoied with either Want oa Cel J Fiun •cd'tih wet Both., tt ih* Atioau fSvT taaa.OB White-hall mu*, t Bavnaa’ Tin Shop. . Tk* aahaatiberi hare, i Waaltin(tD* Hall where § e—indoiad with Warn, Tbeknte cm bwhad i 111 >■1*1 , tboteTctatiiil a mill TbtycanWt ticato N. L. ANG1KR, A(*nt.