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AND ZAMINEB. LOOHRANE. “ ERROR CEASES TO BE DANliKKUlJS, WHEN REASON 18 LEFT FREE TO COMBAT 1T.”-JEFKERS0.\ JOHN H. STEELE, Edit o ATTANTA. ~GEORGr7C WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 14.1857. an 14. Iiifeiiigencer & £x$iii]ci\ "daily & Weekly. BY', DUNCAN & LbCHRANE. Ou Insertion, Two “ Throe,. " Four, “ Fl«, “ On week 85 00 .8 00 TO 00 11! 00 16 00 35 00 rnAHI OF SUBHCIUPTION. Doily Intelligencer, per annum in advance, 88. Weekly, « " " * 2 ' iUkTIdg OF *.0VBRTilmo. Advertlilng in the Dally Intelligencer wUl be Inerted at the following ratal per square t,f .ten linen. 80 etf. | One month, $1 00 I Two, “ ,1 35 j Three • 1 (0 I Four, “ 1 75 Six, " 3 00 | One year, Tpi«U?^htrtwt« wUl be made for jwr! j xdror UftmenU occupying a quarter, half or whole eelamn* car AdvertUemente from tranelent perioni omit be paid In advanee. Legal adrertUemenU pub)labed at. the neua nleiT Obituarynotloeeeieeeding ton lmes char, ad as advortleemente. Announclngeandidatee for oOee, 86 00, to he paid In advance. When advortleemente are ordered in both the Dally, and Weekly, 25 per cent, will bo added 1 Vhe prirUogo of yearly advertlecri is strictly limlted P to tneir own immediate and regulai '"profceilonal Garde neteaceedlngsU linee, 815 P AdvertUements notsfeolOcd as to time will be . published till ordered oul and charged at regular r *Advertleemente inierted .ntho Woekly paper onlr will be charged at former ram. ATLANTA, OCTOBER 14, 1857. k I Times tUattry Character. Tho Now York Coarior and Enquiror of Saturday baa a timely and woll digested artiolo upon this aubjei t. Mon must be al most moro than human, if in times of pro moted financial preasuro and agony, they do not oommit somo errors. Judgment is often warped in the dilommS''of pressing neosgilty, when the heart ia right and honnst. Things done for the host often prove otherwise. Tho Courier continues: "When the mind is at easo it can Btand to the right eaeily enough; it ie when hard presaed that tho danger comes. Xhoro are hundreds whojtold firmly to thoir honor in fair weather, and jot throw it overboard io the tempest. They imagino they can su save themselves, or at loast mitigate the wreok. In an extremity they do that which in ordinnry times, they would not think of for a moment. “Now, of oouree, perilous times bring with them their pooniiar necessities. Evo* ry buainees man when carried into 8traits ( is bound to try every honorable expedient and use every lawful rosonrcc to extricato himself. Hie ingenuity, and skill, and ad dress, within this range, should be exertod to their utmost. Not only duty to himself requires this, but duty to bis fellows in ths business world, bis oreditor, who would suffer in his ruin, end perbsps be dragged down with him. Thore is no nobler sight then amerebant thus manfully oontending against a "sea of troubles,” It realizes the ancient saying that “a good man strug gling with adversity is a epectaole sublimo to tho gods.” But when distross ond diffi culty excite meanness and artifice, and tho worst instinots and basest feeultiee of the seal are enlisted for the rescue, every claim upon human sympathy is lost. Tho man beaomee a traitor to himself, a traitor to his neighbor, and a traitor to his Cod. A stain is fastensd upon the oharaoter that no time oan eSaoe. A sting of self reproach is lodged in the aoil that no future good con- duot oan remove. There is no grosser fol ly than to eaorifioo principle for tho objeot of sustaining credit—to fall as a man in order to keep up as e merchant- Tho at tempt almost, inevitably fails. "Ths 1{ directed struggles only pluiges deeper into'emberrasament. The fetal line of wrong usually takes its start from cow- - ardice. Many a business man does not kfiSw how be standi simply because he is f i/rjwl to examine, and oontsnts himself wilf, /staving off present difficulty as he best - may* with nothing like nelear understand ing as to Jila means of finally saving him- salt Our modem stylo of business is deoi- dedl vcnleulated to foster that habit of mind, lhort is, as compered with the gigantii socle of etmmproial undertakings, an aotu- al deficiency of. ready cajUnl—ol available means or prudence. Not only bat oapital been wuted in the most multifarious and lavish expenditure—in speculation end luxurious living—hut tho probable resour ce, of the future have been over-estimated end anticipated, credit has been discount ed,- and has for t!>e time been used up. Too many business men, abandoning the home ly, cautious, end' straight; forward exact- ness of thair forefathers, in their vast’ com plicated and constantly over lapping ope rations seldoA ttop fo ascertain ’what, out of any speoifio receipts, is gross inoomo and what net profit; their in-eomlnge are forthwith re-inveeted; loth in business and in their houeehold nfiatrv they pay their way by ‘'drawing;” nod a realised sarploe is a phenomenon which they, Inly koow it retrospectively, If at ell. A thus it not seldom happens that etuhlisbmants plunge iotq princely of debt without dietinotiy percei v- ^en in prosperous times this is with peril, if persisted ini ptqfoara end paoio it is almost ; destruction. He who sets out end cheating himself, is ou the -lesraide deceiving and choating It ie the diet business of etf- em- bsrreMi mas te satisfy himself faithful- !y end thoseughiy as to hie eetual eireum- (ttaeke. Be should lees no time' in learn, lag the want, and in governing himself In wdnunen to It. It is pitiful jmV*** Ie shut the eyes to any foot, how- laar painfel or humiliating, It I* worse !Vr ; 1.” than weak—it is positively dishonost. It is trifling with—nay, faithlessly' betraying tho interests of others which are intimate ly, perhaps vitally, concerned in tho dis- crcotost management of hie affairs. It is the business of a man in onibarmsscd cir cumstances, firet of all to get tlio-jtvholc truth before him and tako honest counsel with himself. Then if bo discover no euro mode of honeet escape, to placo the whole truth before his creditors, and tako their counsel.” Nothing can nltimato more to the future advantages of men who have been unfortu nate in buainees than a full consciousness of having acted honorably. By so dorng, tho same ond oven greater respect and con- fidonco may bo secured, after failuro in bu siness, titan existed before. Character and integrity of purpose constitute tho capital for futuro operations. These command sympathy and rospect. “Misfortune,” said an honest merchant, “ was wade almost sweot to me by the kind expressions drawn out by it from so many of my fellow-citi zens.” Tho Courier continues: "Amid ail tho calamities which have overtaken us, it is a consolation to reflect that, thus far, American merchants have met their trials like honeet men. Tboeo who have stood, have stood by fair moans, and tboeo who have fallen, h&vo fallen horn orably and loyally. Dissimulation, and’ trick, and fraud, aro hsrdiy beard of in connection with the trying transactions of tho times. The spirit of justice and o kindness, and of forbearance, overvwboro reigns uppermost. Every day nbonnds willt instances of the highest moral gran deur, hath in tho wav of doing and in tho wav of suffering. The Amorioan merchant had never better reason to be proud of hie class than in view of the last month’s fear ful history." What is hero said of Amorican mer chants in goneral, may in truthfulness bo applied to tho merchants of Baltimore.— Baltimore Patriot. frofeggio*)^ Cqrta 1 J[g^l)Kgtyi)eF)ig. A t. i m l,A W. Kini'tfulrf. (irnruiu. w ;.ractire in the fallowing counlkn: <Jotoo*a, t/iiuU.og«, Murray liilincr, Wliitfiel'l, (i^rdon, Wolk«*r, Dade. lltfertntcA; Mwj. V*. V Hoi.t.*li, Mari etta, H arise!! & Simpson, Mariett-, S.inn It* Lawhon, Ksq , Dahloncgi. 03T? articular attention paid b> lh<* c-dectinff | business. May 38, 1857 dswly L C. SOI SON a LAW Atlanta, Or Piofemb-r 8, 1871 J OHN V. IIKAUIS- AT LAW,—Colquitt, Mills march C 1857 -ATTORNEY AT dly ATTORNEY ELLIGENT ER & EXAMINER JOB OFFICE ! TUB PUOPniKTOIK srlng recently aJled to tbs JOB DEPARTMENT of tbs Etub liibmentn bAROKsad VARIED .siortmeutof the Zaire!Style, of PLAIN AND FANCY ;c*'o.gia V1 V Rules and Regnlallona of At lanta Poet-Office. T UB OSs will be opts Cot dslirary te adit from 5 45 a. m. until 12 a—kail-past eua p. m. to bmlf.psst suvea p. xo. Tbs Mull going Wot Ha W. A A. R. B. orfll close St half.past 7 s. m.—Ha Atlanta A L» Grsngs sod Msson A Westsrn BsDreada at halt, pstt? p. a.. Mat)between ibis sat Augusts at 4 p. m.—tor Augusts and bsyood, si 5 p. a. SC SI) A r HOURS -OBeo epeood »t « 41 ts.—opened at 4 p. u. sad dosed HtUpa far Tbs bsaf/ pros, of boiioess is this efiea sod the short sUoirsnrs for dark help makes it absolutely accessary Ie the public service that tbs bears of closing Use mails be strictly obeer T. C. HOWARD, P. 1L, AUssita, Wimshsllstreet MsrcM3tU,lS57. 1 Wear 1 Midim ami Malaria arc tho great death agonts throughout the largost portion tf the habitable globe. .Miasm is malaria, but malaria is not miasm. Miasm is an emanation from decaying ing vegetation. Malaria is bad air, wirnt- evor msy bo its source, All impure air is Malaria. Miasm ia so rarified by a sun of ninoty degrees, that it rises ranidly above us, and is innocuous. The cool of the morning and evening of summer timo condonses it, and oauscs it to fall to the surface of tho oartl), whoro it is hkeatbed by man, and is the fruit ful cause of pestilence, plagno, and epidemic fevers. Thus, tho higher persons sleep above tho surface of the earth, the healthier is the atmosphere. Whiter** a general rule, it is better to sleep in apartmonta having a window nnd the fire-placo open in all seasons, yet wh rc miasm abounds, evidencing its presence by chills and fever, fever end ague, diarrheas, and the like, it is batter to sleep with closed windows than to have them open, because men aro known to fatten in jails and small prison ceils, while the breathing a malarca a single night has originated diseases which, from tho violonco or their action, arc scarce ly distinguishable from the effects of swal- l.wing corrosivo poison, as witnesses the National Hotel disoasc. But although the air inside of a itouso is supplied irom tho outside, yet if tho win dows and outside doors are closed, it is sup plied in such small quantities, through the orerices, that it is at one heated by the in door air, and carried to tho ceiling, nhero it whore it is above reach. The difiereneo be tween the thermometer in our hall and the one outdoors, about five o’clock of a sum. raer’s morning, is ten degrees. Hence, du ring the prevalence of miasm, nt least in August and September, it is better to close thh chamber windows, but let an inner door and the fire-placo be kept open. L AMAU to LOCIIRANE—f TORKIBS AT LA W-Maeon Oeoigi. it O. 1.1 MAIL. O A. LCCHHA.-Z July lit, 1867 <IAWI flTILL UMM.D AN FOR Til— VY ATTOHNEA AT LAW—Fairlmm, Georgia. July 25, 1857. i!*wtf UNDERWOOL) At UAURIs, Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, ..... Georgia. o'*.; IlON. W. II. L'-YDIIRWOOD.; UAIITRELL At GGK.NN, Attorneys at Law, Atlanta, Georgia. WilUttond tho Court* in iho Counties of Ful- __n, DeKialb, Fayette, Campbell, Mcriwethtr, Coweta,Carroll, llcnry, Troup, Xlearil, Cobb, and Spalding. Ll'CICKJ GABTKIIL, I fcl'THIR / .UMJlJf, Fcrirrrljrof W»»h’tn.,Oft | Formerly of McDon 1 DR. L. J. ROBERT. Medical &. Surgical Practitioner, Marietta Georgia. OCict at bDresidence. G, jT\\RIti 1 IT. Attorney it t La \vj, Albany, ...... Georgia. _M»y 10, 1-57. Will. A. HARRIS, Atto'rae y at L n w , Isabella, Worth Co., Georgia. Refers to—Maj. J. L. Uttrrii, Milledgerille; lion. A. H. Hanscll, Tbom.xsvillc ; Miller X llall, Oglethorpe; Hon. H. H. Clark, Macon j Col". J. VY. Duncan, Atlanta. Juno 2-dly. * JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, Attorney nt Law, Atlanta, Georgia. Office, fron* roou* over J. U. A C. II. Wal lace's Store, e rner Whitehall and Alabama Mar 23, 1S67. ~SlAR K J OiL\STO\, Attorney at Law Cartersyilie, ..... Goer a re prepared to BxeeaU in n neat and workman, Ire manner, evor/ deaoriptVon of ®tr*ibcUrrs ZHrrrtoru RAIL-ROAD REGISTER. Georgia Railroad. Aruxn to Aronn 171 Mils) Far* 16 co. Morning I’ajs’r. Train leaves Atlanta at 8.4j a m itndaxrivei Angu>taat6.00 p m Irtnlng " “ loaves Atlanta at (1.00 p ra andarrlYeiAugusta *t3.22 a m Morning Piui'r. Train learei AugusUaUl.Oti a and arrive j Atlanta at 3.30 p Evening “ ** leaves Augusta at 5.00 j> ra and arrives Atlanta at 3.00 a in GEORGE YONGH, Superintendent. Western k Atlantic R. Road. ATuni to Oum-oog, 13S 8un.. .Fin S5 uS. Morning Tuiunger lo.ro. Atlanta nt 3.60 ■ ni and trr. CkaUanoog. at 5.30 p m Night “ loavei Atlanta at (.00 pm andarr. Chattanooga at 5.10 a m Mornigag Fui'r. leavoi Chattanooga at 7.30 a m and arr. Atlanta at 4.00 p n Night " • l.ara Chattanooga at 7.00 p m and ant. at Atlanta, at 2,10 a m JAMBS M. SFULLOCK, Superintendent. Atlanta k LaGrange R. Road. Atuit. to Wan Pour SI Mu*....ran *3 so. ■tiralag Fawangtr ioavoo Atlanta at 3.56 a m and arr,at Wo*t Polntat 8.25 a ni ■vaaing " I oarer Adanu at 4.45 p m •f d arr.al Woot Point at 10.00 p m Morning " laavaoWoit Point at 2.00 am and arr.^al Atlanta at 7.56 a m Bvoalog. " lanvoo WNtPoiatat.l2.45p in and arr. at Atlanta at 6.12 p m ORORQE HULL, Suparintandont. , Macon k Western Railroad. Macon to Atunr. 101 Utua ran, tl 00. PltRUgor Train Mavaa Atlanta at 5.15am and arr. at Macon at 11.64am " " learaa Macon as 3.00 p at fcr.fo AU«»ta at 8.12 pm B. Fuotb, SoperiataaStaL LAWSllE&PUitTEir - merchant Tailors, WlUTBtUU. STRERT. ATLANTA i Gears ta HAVE ON hand a fine stock of. vary rich Oooda for Gentlemen.' wear, that they will mtk* up ia tha very latMt otyla of cut and (Uriah Try thru sad oeo if tha, don't giro you rtf*. aprlddtf < PJ O. HARPER, Attorney at L, aw, Wait Point, Georgia April IS, 1855. i°. tf Ilutcliius A Young, Attorneys at Law, Lawrencevillc Georgia, Will practice in the countiea of Gwinnett, Hull Walton, Forsyth and DeKulb. Any business en trusted to their care will be received with pleas ure and attended to prompUy. .NATHANIEL H. IIUTCIIINS, Jr. ISAAC M. YOUNG. 7.1837. D R. n. B. RIVERS has removed bi« Office u> Whitehall »tref*t, »irrr Alrxrti dcr’* Drug tJtor*-’. May 13, 1837 tUwluSO il W8 Particular Attention will be given to tbs Print log of Circalara, Way Bilit, Blank Notes. Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, Bank Checks, ^Programmes, Business Cards, HANDBILLS, POSTERS, kc. We respectfully xolicit the patronage of our friend* in the city and country, and aoure them tha tall order* will be promptly and latiifaetorily attended to. (i. P. Eddy & (Co., (SL’lCFSSOKS TO C. K IU.VLQTEB k VO.) b: • -3 H9 CARD PRINTING OFFICE; AND Boolt-Binciory, Corner of Jf hitehall and Alabama si*. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. EDDY & CO., H aving juftt added to their former extemire ariort- mentof BOO K and JOB TYPE, CUTS, ORNA MENTS, Ac., a very large variety of new material*, of ik* lautt together wit! one of Hoe't celebrated dUpateh to all order* for work in theirline—^wEleb they will execate in the bectilyle of the art, nt fair price* for C&ab. Particular attention paid to the execution o PINK WORK for Railroad and other Joint Stock Companie?, Transportation Agenti, Bank*, Col lege* and School*, Attorney*, Public Officer Merchant*, and other*. Book*, Pamphlet*, Catalogues, Circulars, Cards, Promissory Holes, Blank Deeds, Checks Way Bills, Programmes, Hand and Show Bills Posters, Ac., executed at short notice. S#-Printing in Gold and Silvbr Bbohi* and Fancy Colored Ikes, or on Vellum, Satin Mu*,in, sc., done In beautiful style. Having likewise connected a Book-Binder? with thoir Printing Establishment, they are pre pared to execate order* for every description of work in that department—including RULING and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING—in a itylc sui erior to any ever before done la this sec. tion of the State. Their To Ms being all new and of the latest pattern*, their Stock of material* the bett tho Northern markets afford, and their work, men equal tn any in the South, they feel confident of their ability to give entire satisfaction, and consequently have no hecitaney in soliciting the patronage of their friend* and the public. * S^Order! for work, in either department of their business, from any part of Georgia and neighboring State*, will meet with promptatten tioi. Atlanta Ga. Feb. 20, 1937. (dAwly.) UK. II. DICKSO.N UAPJ3KS, P ROFFERS b<* ProfeMuhoal Service* to tha citiwns ofAtUnU. Oilier Whitehall . c t . '*-nr Mr. Ripley Store. AtUntA. Ga., June 25th. lMT-tfcwtr W. T. C. Campbell & Bio., S URGEON and Mechanical Den tist*, are prepared to perform all operation* in the profession with durability and skill. .2®-Office over Alexanders Drugstore, White Hall st.. W. T. C. CAMPBELL. G.P. CAMPBELL. Atlanta,*Jan. 20 d D R. R. T. PULL1.\}| having rc turne 1 from a visit to Virginia will re sume the practice of his profession in the .city of Atlanta and its vicinity. Can he Tout d at hiwffire at all hours, etcopt when professionally engaged. 0T Office WASHINGTON HALL, ■oplftdwtf Card for the JLadios. T HISliKEAT TURK18H PEHIOlilCAI, REMEDY.—For the immediate removal of Ubstructions. Irregularities, I’ndajvus L'leri. (Falling of tho Womb.) l.euchorrhea or Whiten dtfj. Ac. These Pills have never in a ►inple instance failed in producing the menace: 'i’oo much cannot be said in their favor. No woman can enjoy good health when ll\gt particular part of her peculiar organization t« deranged.— Sickness at stoinaeh, headache, languor, debil ity, ptin in the head, side, and back. 1dm of appetite, costivencss, dec., am some of the symptoms which attend irregular menstruation. As certain as time are these Pills to remove one and mil of these symptom*. Ho sure and get the genuine, whicli ha* our signature on oach box. These Pi IU may he bad bv addresaing Dr. Hanfloy A Co.,’ and inclotng $1; the Pills, will be sent by return mail. N. H.—Ladies whose health will not permit of an increase of family will find the*c nils a Successful preventive. Ladies who art pregnant, should not use these Fills, as theyare sure L» bring on mis carriage, though no injury to health would follow. Address, DR. HAN FLOY A CO-, , ('incinnati, Ohio. Feb 10 dwu I W. B. GRIFFIN & Cti; Conuiiissioii Merchants. AN1> AUCTIONEERS. AUGUSTA, G.A. 4 I.I. BUSINESS uttraataJ to thorn, Will recrivn thoir bait attention, hwal Oo»h adoanen nada on all eomi(n. manta Whan deairad. W.RORIPPIN. ‘ UL’OH O NEllX. ttci'nxxctt. Jaekaon, MiUm & Vrnlny. Aeiu.ta, f 5a. roollaln, Janninfo A Go* « Millot * Warm, Qonaljr. Korea 4k Co.. Gunrichaal i Baao, l.auback A Cooper, •• 4u|Uota, au(.Maw6in* Ciilj ftdbertfeetyeqtg. H. M. U-AKJLt . €larke& Grubb, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for collections of all kinds im USD. mm o? ui im. GROCERIES, AC AtU«<. •U«Uw4,«» WfeSMmJIftft.. AUtatt*. Ca. t3.baec«a- Lard ltd Com always es kaa.1 Strict attestioa paid U PiaiigaWfac mtrj aadJUmsitr " ^ * * •Uclted. High, Peters k Co. CQIOCISSIOH KEBCHA9T8. roa ru euaciAix aid sals or TENNESSEE PRODUCE, COTTON, GROCERIES, <tt„ A1 n.bUi m’a.St root, <boutt of tbs Macco k W««t*ra Depot.) J Atlanta, Georgia OwJ TenaeMee Moser takes at par for Prtsloce ^Atlanta Oeergia, Jo do, aoib, Ilk 7. 300 Sacks Meal, im white oora, for HIGH, PETERS, f 'KESH ground from white oora, for uio bv J une 20. HIGH. PETER£, A CO. Data Wanted. T ' HE ao<>rtifaeC wiib** to parehafe* five tbom akt,d baiLeii of usU for which the hirhe*: esud nc* will be paid. HIGH FETRS3 k CO A«go*t 15, 245?. cia.. Canvassed Hams. H0 Package* can raised and Sugar eared Ham itora. x . je 20 HIGH, PETERS A < Bran and Shorty A T Atiaota Mill*. Bran 10 ccnu. Short*, 25 cent*. R. PETERS A CO, July 28, lm. ATLANTA STEAM MILLS. W E will keep constantly on hand a large sup ply of good Flour—also Bran and Shorts. The highest cash price paid for Wheat at the m * ’ ’ "3-df ~ — Mill*. July2fi- R: PETERS k CO. Blanks! Blanks! Blanks! Ofall Descriptions. B LAN K8 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,can bo had at all time*, at the A ttornio*. Sheriff*, Clerk* of Court*, anJ O rdinario*. can be furniaheddat abort notice, any favorite form of DEED, WRIT.orFRO- CESS which they may desire ; anti all FORM 8 of legal instrument*, commonly inu*e, are al ways on hand, to be *old at the loweet price*. Atlanta, M w E. M, SEAG0, SVLX'ESSORTOSXAGO k LAWRENCE WILL CONTINUE THE PRODUCE COM MISSION BUSINESS, a\T nis SEW COMMODIOUS FIRE PROOF BUILDING, Front of Atlanta Hotel.and a«*tdoor to Fulton Boum, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. f^Tht ufual Facilities offered to Shipper* trrder* re«pectfully solicited. tvt 16th, 18M. (dAwly ) Hay. 1 River Hay, In h'torw and to arrive I vv for *al#bv SKAGO ABBOTT * CO Aanta.Jan ‘ii.iaat Kew Bacon. 1 HO eheue* article. Side*, Ilanu aad 1 Shoul Jer». insl received aad for «aW 5y May IS K. M. SEAflO, Coamiuioa More ant O KHFRh Will b« promptly executed for anr article in tiu» market CM SKA GO. j*F* Tho Bank of Fulton has declared a semi, annual dividenilof five peroeut., payable at (heir Banking House on demond. *, June 10, 1S57.—dlf. WM. M. WILLIAMS. Oaritire. Notic- So Farmer*. buy waieioe Rsrdaed White wheat, rwfaUr- New Stock Coming In ©!L@7KI0M© GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, lATS.AM) caps. 17*. UEKK150 A SOB’S Clothmi Mug «Vfaetory and Merchant Tailoring e*tabli»h meet, for rail and Winter, all the latest style*. One of the best stock* ol Cloth* t Ca*eiroeree ana Yestingkin Georgia, from which to teaks a select tion. Shirts, Drawers, Under Garment*. CraTau, Gent's Hosiery, Gloves, Trarelirr Shawl* *ad Blanket*, Tailor'* trimming*, Ac., ft: wrie at the love, p ice.*, to thecatA trnde, at - W. HERRING k SON'S. 48 Whitehall sL, Atlanta, Ga." Also agent* for Singer* Sewing Mach iter. /CLOTHING made to order and a fit yarram yjh* anldlm Wm HERRING k SON SHIKT8, M 10 o*der. Alee, a Ugre rtock cf HE As 1U D Y MADE SHIRTS on hand, by W. HERRING A SON 1 WLSJ ly«t the in COEN MEAL. «t *W huthtla- t orn M*»I in 0*» WAUAC9 k EOKNSO.N. Kfiiinatlon. r 1 'iir *ub*>-ritier hating mifaed th« Agency e/|th I viinou* tniaranco Oempaniei. f*r wheta he ha tiling. Ukrithu method of «wta«e(ntJM|ieaiil tub: (n«n-i» for their liberwi pxlrvoaifig^irau wwnt iwetfaRy reemnmeot to them to continue that eat ixr« to hu ittoresew, lUL V I. AMrtlVK Alt 1 iseoJ mi in recommending all of the Companie >yi'ureoBUdoeoe, le to r«/w im to their report*, M there proraptnec* in Tewpendinftnthe4r tomes hi he Ut. (Ire In this place WM M ARK HAM Atlanta, July lit, 1157. k'kro luaurnnco Agracr. rMlTWI U. ApV«y of Ik. Hartford Fire Iugurance Co, nolat W Sow. Capitol Stock, .Ctisa Inturasxcc Capitol Stock, >600.000 818.000 81,000,000 818,000 Obarfoiad 1819. PfejBtalst Insaraacc OM^ty. Capital. 31*385 *MMta. IkautaaM can be had In ail alwr. CoapantM at a* law rotas other ragoositslo Companies, by tion ta N. L. ANOIKIi, AnnL ever the O').hteg fttare *f Wm. Kerri N t Ofllee boere..‘oeittoi'i A M ALaata, July 1. 1I57| ATLANTA Dry Goods Emporium! Cutting, White &C0 X o. 69, Whitehall St., (near Roarks) PUTTING, WHITE A CO., tak. this matW v^of again calling the attention of the public, generally, to their large *»*< rtmect of Dry Goods, and Boot* aad Shoes, which they are now receiving and opening, and will conume to re ceive weekly, the newest ityle* in market, con* fining of Silk Robes, Black and colored Silks, Chenille Bordered Shawl*. Stella, Figured Cashmere. “ Plain, u Biy State, “ ** Bruche, Chenilla Scarf*, Bonnet Ribbon*, French Flower*. Bonnet Plume*, Brume!* aad Bn^le Lace, Moir Antique Tnmoing. All Woo! Delaine, Cotton aad Wool, Menno, Dural Robe* aad Plaid*, Head Dream, Black aad Colored Fringe*, Calico Lincey Homespun/ Poi de Cbeni, ParamaUa, Blanket*, Negro Good*, Ac. A;. Call and toe for youmlre*. and we will viuce you that you can't do any beuar elsewhere. J. L. CUTTING, LINUS WHITE, w J. A. BANT A. Atlanta Dry-G oods Emporium NEW SUMMER GOODS—A fresh arriral cf new aad beautiful ityle*, jut! received by CUTTING, WHITE A CO., 1$. Whitehall St CARRIAGE REPOSITORY! ASjataisf tha sonar of Ala. A Loyd Itrwta, ROB'T. H. MAT SarUut roaoTod his CARRIAGE REPOSITORY W th. .bore oliyi- olo .land oppo.it. tea Wa.ai.ytoa 9i9berii3eh)ei)is. |?)Jedjcql itUMM peompOr lead*. Order aa dcarefeU/ filled—For Cam. mat*. Orion r—ptKi' SEED B1UXTI J UST neoirod, a first rote artkte tf Bartay, for SeaJ. Price, 82 ter boibaL SoH-7, dtf. CLARKE A 8BPBB. New Lard. ThnsdanlgnadkaTt (or sale,atwbolasalo M retail, aUl of iao HEW LARD. Dae. 1.1UI CLARKE A OTU7TSB Who wonts any Eye. Clark, fc Cnli kai lie kate.fi I.ji. farSw4. .trite tk.r »DI m3 lor a. 3 US;. Georgia Hons*. frecoired aad ioi^aale tj Ct-lRKE A ORCEB. March Si. Whisker! Whiskey! Whiskey C LARKE A GRUBB ha., jer; reociroi 26 Bbla. McDraia'i Extra Copper Ihaulied Cora Whiakey, aad for sals ehoap. kartk 21. For Sale. ■fJW ’ ibe justly eclcfca'cl A CONSTANT i .. £ L'UKKA OIL »*. wLotveak a&dmatt Jrr* nkstn.GT. ul* \ j UiooA) wf»hijBf u «il ecafn- x.J ear a ckjslpord, xpl*" Afrat. DNiVjESlfYbF NASHVIliE" T-Ht JfEDICa:. DRPARTMBHT open. So- , . ystaker *A ; ta. rrt« Pre.ia. aarT Cmrat. Se'eter 5th, i‘,57. \ r .\yu BALL T. EYE. Dean. THE COLaEGIATE DEr'.‘.TJIES.'-, Wi.t- iu Milut.it Inrrrsn, CoL-.a.ei:», tax, 5e,- ix,n, Bepamber 7lh. It eoetprueo a ramptete Claerieai cairn, aa Eetli.a cocrie te Eofmetr- mg, in SoratiSe tai Agrlnaiarai Pram Let ud a prcparat«T7 «is4 TaUiee. knardltg, aukiag. foeL lenaof 26 .tan. Modem Laa- gnagu, ele, <14 pci tana. PSR~ lout Stesioa Loo* were tet Stsdn-.t is the two Beparaaenu. Hp. R, JOH5SOS, gaparislretiea; University of Louisian*. KSSMCXL T StlMaOCKneEtaUml. LEW dawtan wit tMcmmawamXOK1UV, XoMstwrMU,Star. 4. L. MAWLdAe, M. A)., Tim wajsren tnvsz. jl b.. j X. H. CENA5. K I*.. PrtkfMeorcrc GCFT1TO A Sort, If. IJi., Profiteer cf Ueteru Jfci. GILBKPJ a. VANCE, JLh.. UmaoMtatcw tf Xartmcyi The ;«»» k/r Lm mc*^ wfll be of ra eo the roccdc Xrnitj li <VvA«. t VWttir PbTptejaMcs4 f: Ain. M WALLACE.. ,...WM. C BOBIKSOb Wallace k Robinson GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS 15 TENNESSEE PHODL’CE! Wo girt ipetiai aaeatios to tha uie el Bacon, Lard, Pioer, Grain, Whisker, Toharc:, Ac^ Ac. Coniignmesu rerpuctfully wlir.ted. pN* Prompt attention g-iven u Ca*h Ordtrv BTE k BARLEY. whuxxt: whutet: Wallace l soBxxaax. Heago AiiaaU, \%IZ. * Abbott— » choice * f Wm C. Moore— / (late of Ckilki.*, Tv no- Seago, Abbott & l'o. i FrccRssoaa to sbaoo a aebott. COJDCISlIOHIfERCHAJm.—E.poe^iijfor tee tale of Tennessee Prodsce—ai»: keej a con- itaat supply of Lima, Groeerie* ani other Sta ple Goods, at Steya A A’jotf * Carrotr, Atlanta, Georgia. Our Stock: w« hare now iaxtoxw: 166 hhdt dear TtnncMeo bason side*. 26 Ukd. ribbed side. 1 hhda pome pdata Hate. S Tiercel extra Sugar cued earraood Harai - SO package, half-barrels aad kegr -*■-= — Family lari 6*6 Bars Extra Family Fleer. 1666 bnrbeD rrime white Cora. 256 barrels Whiskey, raribn* brtnir. 115 bags Rit Coffee. 5 bhdf Sager. 16 bbls Segar-hrase Xolaifu. 7 hfads Ceha Sfolasser. 60 Boxes Adamantine aad Sperra Candies 50 Boxes assorted Tobacco. 50 Coils Heapjau, Manilla Cotter and bale Rope. 60 Baler and eoUs baggia. 15 barrels Vinegar, also many other article/ Iz oertiae. SEA.GO A ABBOTT. Birds Eye I.Lme. wa are Agent, for teo tali of Mr. K L Rotor's Birdsoya Lima, pot up ia 5 bated barrel/, war ranted fail measure, aad af acpSrior reality to any other luaeoold in this market. Orders by tho Car load will ha Mod at kita prices, by 6., A. <6 CO. Mill Stotaes, Bolting Cloths, Sac. Vo aro aloe ageau tor Z» art- Morris k TMmklo, Bata- mere, MC.. Importer, end Dealers 10 PSeweb Marr, lepie aoi Up/i KDi Ska OoltiBf Ctelbv kr OrSorf adareaood to a. wfll be felte- faUj aaaeatod by un at aaatactesa. prteM. A, A . A Co. Henag .ratent Fire * Retflor prate Dale., eon •tootle 01 bead at Seo Tork pneoo V S., a. * Go. SSAGO, ABBOTT A CO. September, It, IS57. Veninon-hams, Factory Turn, * Tallow. Three dote* ehoioe Veairce Beats. Taw betas Factaiy Tara. Three Barrels Tallow. Foar barrels Cor Gieosa.—Fee tata by April 1L $EAGO, ABBOTT. A.CO. dlar Magaos, Hall, aad aattargodkia faaiUttaa.ii prepared tar til all ardari with which he may be farerad, aw as feed tanas aa ana be obtained in Asgnsta or Sarannab, with tea addiliow te Freight. His atoak embraces Careiagoa Concord Baggies, 4and6asatRoekawa,s,81>da Beaudm, Fall Tope da, With aad witeoat Too, 5«er - Whip^ha, te tha bast aannifao- tare aad latest style . _ A abase of patron age ia rtnpeotAallyaeltadted. w tab. Orders for Family or Ptaatation Wagues etbor rebtataoftltad at short notice. We are alee agent far Norwood A Robies’ Pktut Tul Atlanta, Ga.. Dee. 1,1828. CHISOLM 4 ADAIR. : ' Negro Broken. Oeoottar Street, mear the Trent Hente, Atlantn GeorgU. wsBssctta.‘ssss *»«#**• IfaSHF Oct-U 1858. (dawly), O. W. ADAIR. To Paiatera. ,ot*U I* afowdayawe nillba in receipt of lS^tMB &g35lBfaiaBpra Falater'sBrtaabeaefetery rariety. IbaSw •tabaa of e Soar yiality than bare orsr.bafcro beankopt ia this market. Janes H. Carter, Forwarding & Commit*ion Mer chant. savannah; o a.. rl* J<>DOA Sow BkKk. tky Sirwi—y 'toAoly kyJ.r«rr»*n,Es ) P. S. Liberal a Iranctj made on aU oon* sifnwuntt. KSTKRENCK- —PkU«e, R«tu>*. A Co., Jkkm Iff- otCl, Itaq , Roki E. Total, Eaq tSivutiJi. Gt -S J. Btytrt. C*q . Kcw»,U* ,P B Ohv«r, £m.. Axa«rt » m*r X0 'ff-Uvl; fllE BEST SELECTED aRP i ASSORT ED STOCK OF Family Groceries IN TUB CITT or ATLANTA, in te be feand et t V ** Atlanta Family Store. ” ivro.13 Wkltekall Street. UKORGRH. DANIEL, __ Freprietar. Atlanta, May *, 818. Idiwy Her. SS. I860. SMITH A RXtABD. Paints, Oils, fee. Tke National White Lead mad aeteOy ate eo mate taaenhta aorsoa nsssleuS inbMwpetat’oe tejteefbyMwaoA tea jar am las tetotesrsSSemimMUaOeotasaee m2l farembSs loroate mstoaiiesjsiimtslilaiinutetapewba. ■ora, not tawasety amrad otseebao*. tMan idtaiiill Ie tee aaGsietaiei aid base prempaetamttaa and moot taiwii liter dwpatab , v AfoQ-tdm. .. Glam-rangtaginataa from! tattle tOMMinsb. •a. Also,S,Nik Petty—ell of wkkb we wit •ell lew hr eoaber abate arodiL Her.82,11*22. SMITH* EXIARD *.lv CzAr.Tj Buv Tb* s-6vjrt» 1'ATtz.^zr xi** \ rttemors b ikdr rk- n». **4 fr«* v' tapes* njej * -.-.ruief-jEuj fTrikiur; *.i* Cc-cr- !i L8.hr I- :L« Jjxpta'ah*! ■ r** Wiik bo itbet of the H^rtiuL frea Ocf.^Vvr, *c CLaic*; AKieU* s.s4 svrgvry. zyre ia iiblnUo * THWUrf HCSt. «. IL, Does. Till X ilLaSjVSXU.’Tt wf ai.1 CLkJaij h #>ct Ml SAVANNAH MEDICAL CLLGE. T EE ajluju rrzT-e f Lecture* wS:! :osisie&c« on th« fint Tutoi&yr ia Novetaber twit. Tie Prriimiu**7 Lerture* c* lvia Oetekcr. FACULTY: l). .Krzote, XL Mei^ise. P. M. Xxsikack, M. I*. W. G. BulltdchyM- D., ‘ G. How»e*ri, M. D , Juriuh Bxerj. M, i> J.2. Keid, >1.1).. Joseph Jtftet, J»1 - IF, J. 5. West, M. D. f CUuieul Lcrizrti OUccrietif Aiat OBJ. Pcjfiofcfopr, Muioxik kicOA'A. ffiMUUBX, hcso3c*tm<ie: .■egalaay ithixtrfi i Gtv Hwpitil Irnitxrti^m wiH «occm- m^ifob e ver 1*# Ytr further piniru- i*r# foddreif J. *J. 11.0WARD, Deuc. Medical College of Georgia, 1T AOta sTA. T HE Twenty p/riti (ennw te Lectam io this InstireuiKi. oriU easterner on MON* DAY. the 2d Nccrmbc? nrr. EmcrirasProftteor -i \o<’ csjO.M.SEYV TON, it. D. Anatomy, Hi T. CAYIPHELl. M. D. riorgery, L. A. HliUAS. M. 1 Imritatea and Vnclict te Medaucs>, L. D. ford, m. d. Mtkru Mnl/ca, ThtrapoaUjetentd SAadi>«i Jartaprsdoaca, I- F. GdKYTN. M. D. Ohsturics'erdduotaeate Women and Is- fonts J. A. EVE, M D. Phrsaoiogyaad PariKdogicaiAaahsmy.il. V. HJMILLEK. M. D. Ch«n:«tn 1ndPharm1c1.AI.EX. MEANS. M. D. Dononat.-i!, rot A net. raj, II. CAMPBELL. M. D. Aatuunt De ocstrsi../ te Anav-ms S. B SIMMONS. JL l). Climcal iKctsrea willU deiivetrd ha the City Hotataal and u the Jackson sure: Hmmala! Fee for whole coorw. $105. Matricnialson tmksL (to 1* taken ooce> Af. For further fartscu.a» apply L. nay menbrf te the Vacate'. n to 1 P. GARVIN, aag312mw Dwu Just Received. T HK onAraira-t has to store. offers far n> *: ir» rrter* Tt* '.~..-wistc bTritki 3 C&rkn .aw Lmsoed Oil, (£n<rlisb 2 ■ toiled “• « do’ 2 winter strain’d pare sprtu Oil 2 " " " u wWeOil 20 Bill?, genuine Oil for Tanners. 10 " Boctn “ 10 “ assorted Varnishec. 30 " "5 [>er cent. Alcohol. 20 Buruina Fluid. 10 - Cant phene. 10 • Spirits Turpentine. 20,Ow ibs White lead, assorted. 150 Boxes Glass, assorted sizes. tab-Brasbos, colored Paints, and all nnaedc for i'kizion' o*e. ¥-: tv *•.bau. Mi? t. ltt! x. atrr*yrtf SLASX 8S©@a® i|«JK. The discorary of this Writing Thai* was tha remit te cbamical accident. * [anaaatl ilk cr inks in retaticn to color, durability and —— ffew tram tha pan. Whaa too thick, add n Uttta rail water. Itahostelact La mix ad wttaatecr Inks, ret always bo pat into clean battle, and kapt c/ rkad fri-a the air whoa act in ua. Tkii ink will ate corrode tha steal pea, as* manat be snraaued in iu qulity bymey ink — mfartirti ia hmrepe cr America. Orders are respectfully, setter led, sa wa will pat np tic abcTe Ink aa law at car nSce. as it an ba pat ap in Pbilado’.pbU. Bcsttn. or S Y. Mads oily by Dre. Bigger* A GvtU Ai. era, Ga. Scldat tilths ' ‘ Marrb5, dtf. . Bigger* i book lira U1.AS! GLASS!! GUS!’! asa Boxtsa. \ V V bare in stem tee of tea targaat (batata of ' » window glam, atar brsagbt/a thin mnrk«t acl wil* Kll it at taw tguan fteyOhSH. . Call tereijdiSlUtflSa Ss> ’esc Window Staadm.'jta&BS “A Splendid Varirty-aB rcap’ete^:Jute tt- c«irad and fer sale, nr* taw, by- April K. F. A.jbjJ.S. WIUJAMS. O. F. 3BAHT3X, PionaJTarU B«pairtr and Tuasr, U riLL attend to any calLlnbts ' lira ofbesineas, tuck a: reg- fPBBtaj elating af actsan, catering of ham-11 I I |l mar*, (failed or baled.) laying of caw Strings by tea aaanra, wbaia or singia. ho. Satufactwn giron ia ornry instance of nc sharp*. Alt soi k warranted. Tmmtag by aka Tear does aa Radoaad Prleoo. RW*All orders abooid be tafia; Eirkpatriak'a Faraitnra Start, so Peachtree it, Altaeu. Ga. Bkcuu-Flour-loru-PcaateOara! I*, tea poo ads good new Toneasses Baton. #t,6aa lbs. good Ssaasflae Flwir. 2.606 baskets good White 6m, (66 bashtasSo. I l-eesf-r [ kdriag, 460 baobabs Black Seed Oau, (aa batatas goad Whit* Coca SlaaL Ike aboaa astlctaa wfft ba sold at kit market Wise dor Carb, or good SS or d« day nous. My proialwate ia scry largo, and I will Store aU ktadatePrwdaoaor law rates. .AH pradaea left' with ate ta as safe frvm dro as nany atearWar-a .-use io tea oily, sod can ba la/aredftf deairad. C. D. PARK, Jfareh 11. Pradaea Broker 0(H)!