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DUNCAN A ImOCHRANE jOUN H. STEELE, EJItef. ATLANTA, GEO., WEDNESDAY, OCIOBK B, 18 1857 TKOMS OP. TIIH INTELLIGENCER & EXAMINER- DAILY •* 00 WEEKLY, i» 'FOR LATEST XROS SEE TUIRO PAGE NOTES OF p.»» of Fulton fakooat For far *11 Debt* due this Office. Public Document* We axe indebted to Hon, AHW Ireroou fcr tie CcngrtaionsJ Glott ami Appendix for tbe anion of 1855-8. Congressmen Elected. Ia tbe State electioaun Pecnsjbar.i* and Indiana last week three members of Con gress were elected to fill vacancies earned b; death, as follows: Is the twelfth dis trict, Pennsylvania, Paei Levlj, democrat; in the seeood district, Indiana, John K Nib lack, democrat p in tha tenth district. Indi ana, Cbariee Case, blaek-rtpnblican- No political change. Am&iWBn sr th» PaasiBKvr—Jo- seph Ganaht, attorney of tha United States for the district of Georgia. John M. Hi mil, attorney of the United States fcr the eastern district of Arkansas. One of t^reealteof^nBWwW at the North, we see that dMCtihed ^by the Charleston Ereoia* Newe.^- “Wo notice the amtal of one hundred and nine staerage psaeengerwwh • trm Nfir York fa the ateaaafeip the teon- etsds that ban been thrown cut of busfa- ta at the North, and who will be driven Sooth in iearch of employment. We may expect large reinforcement* of thfa oW uf-our popnlatioo by every c:eam»r, as well a* by other mcdts ef conveyance- A j-orlicn of the late arrival* opfdlWWt lodging at the Guard Uonse last uigu, having no where to lay their beads, and on being questioned by tbs Mayor this morning, aid they had come to the city in march of employment, and not having been able to find any, were com pelled to throw themselves on the charity of the city fcr a ofaht** lodging. Nojcw&ai forty thousand laborers have bees throws out of employment in the city of Phifadel phia alone." We wonder how many of the foregoing ooe hundred and nine pameoger*, voted for the Black Republican ticket at the late PrcaUtnlial si ctioof We untt net oce . and, if m. the Sooth, fa their distress, we hope, will prove to them, a home indeed — There is danger, however, that our Southern seaboard citiee will be overrun this winter by tbe famishing Nortberh population, tlat have recently. by tbeosands, been thrown eut of employment- To think that fa Phil- sdel r hi* ifaoe/srfy limand Uborcrs are fa this condition. is aimeet appalfag. Wbat it it in New York. Boston, and all “ down ~Ri.it,” aod “far We*tV* In the South alone, the abused aod defitmedSooUi.ii there abundance, and we trust charity to feed tbe hungry, and to clothe the naked, whom want «u Among tho list of patents awed j “J opP-e«OD have driven to onr door*, from the United States Patent Qfiee for the ~ ' week eeding October 20th, 1857, each bear- _ “® Hog Trade. iog that date, we Aod the following: T. W. White, of MiUedgeville. Ga.—For improvement in cotton-seed planters. C. B. Jlacrnder. of Tbomarrile, Ga.— For improvement in plow* When does the Legislature Xeetl It will be seen by the following comma- nicatioo, that onr correspondent, whose arti cle was poblietod on the 16th fait, was in to as to the time the Legislature meet* — We thought at the tine, and had Always be lieved, that it was a constitutional provision, hot oor correspondent spoke *o positively, that w* concluded we had labored nndar an erwneeua impression, and yielded without ea examiee-ri). We eopy the following which wu find in a Baltimore paper, dated 23d instant: CuicunuTi Hoc Taam.—There ha* been a farther decline in the price of slop-fatted bog* at Cincinnati. The Price Current of that dty say* the; are now doll at SI 75a S2 25 gross, with a continued downward tendency; and on 'change on Tuesday, corn- fatted hogs were offered at $5 50 net for November de irery wifhont finding buyers. Those who bare contract* to receive hogs at AT net in November are in an uncomfortable condition. The Price Current is of opioioo that farmers will hold back in hopes of meet- RerntriinMe fartfee «r IlMt* wry ta Uk« Bara*. About a : fSrfaight ago, say* the Bristol . inglaud) ••Tiievs,’’ a Mr. King, carrying oa ths business of a bilker at Sibland. near Thornbury, went in the wfaMting of the toy. to a field fa whieh hi* hors* had been gras. Ibe purpose of getting him homo, v had been in the habit of doing, i* g»?o and allowed the animat to proceed home by Itself, but on bis return shortly after helbuud, to his dismay, that it hsq net arrived. Mr. King immediately set about making inquiries, and found ithad passed Gravesend, which 1* over to Sibland, and appeared to be prooeMfoe towardsItoV tnton. Mr. King being necessitated to at tend to his business, das patched s man to track, and if possible overtake, the hone. Tbe man aucceedcd in tracing it some die ts nos, and was informed it was proceeding at a. gallop. Mr King, for upwards of.a week, used every moans,’bv adrertisiog in the "Hue and Cry” and otherwise, to recov. er hie storing hone, but without avail. A few days tineo he received • letter from a g.ntleman residing at St- George, near Brii. tol, giving him the welcome newt that the animal was safe This gentleman owned tbe hone for some time, and parted with it four year* since. From inquiries made, it appears that the hone proceeded by the most direct read across the country, and with ita beat speed arrived »\ hi* old qnar- tert, which it had not visited for four years, in the afternoon of tee~toy it had strayed from Mr. King. Instances of like sagacity in tho horse are not Dccommoo. A friend of ours hired a hone fa Jacksonville (HI.) to go to the sootbern part of the country, a neighbor hood where the hone had never been before. While there he escaped from the stable, leaped the fence and disappeared. It was supposed he had returned to Jacksonville, where be bad been stabled and used for three years. On inquiry, no trace of him ares found io that direction. A rumor was brought by a traveller who koew the home, that he bad been seen making his way to ward the southern part of the State; he sometimes kept the public road leading to ward Yandalu, and sometime* took to the trackless prairie, but alwaye bent south ward. At oce place he was headed off in a lane a mile long, between two farms. He turned short, galloped north to tbe end of the tariff;' shot down to the open prairie, bugging the fence ail the way, and then held on his way south again. Hewasbonnd for home, the place of hie colt-hood, where he bad not been far several years, and guid ed by his instinct, he had traversed the State, going a route unknown to him, bat uoerrioglj reaching his range. He was re covered there some time after bis escape, ARRIVAL OF THE iVetve from Mexico. Naw 0amass, Oct. 25. The steamship Tennessee from Vera Cros has arrived. She left Vera Orua on the 21st, and brings dates from the oity of Mexico to tbo IStbinst. By Utii arrival 3250,000 fa specie was re- oeifeu iq Now Orleans. A new cabinet hat been farmed in Mexi co. Minister of foreign affairs. Fueutcc; Interior, Saar *,- Jostice, Ruin, Wm, Garcia Cocde; Treasury, Pay no. (The reporter is not very familiar with tbo notables ot Mexico, aod may have commit ted some error in writing out this dis patch] The army under Alvarex bis routed the rebels, in the South part o Mexico with great slaughter. Thewhole coast ofYuratan is In tbe hands of the Revolutionists, and the war of races have broken out with increased violence. Kansas Affairs. Sr Louis, Oct. 16. Governor Walker bas given certificates or the election to the free State candidates, and the pro-slavery men *;e greatly ex cited. New Orleans Bank. New Oklkans, Odt. 26. The last statement o tho banks in this city, shows a Decrease in circulation, 8500,000 “ •* deposits. 283,240 “ *• exchange, 385,240 Increase ofspecic, ~ 378,400 Suspended Missouri Banks. Si. Lons, Oct. 26. The Bank of the State of Missouri, the Merchants’ Bank, and tbe Southern Bank,- suspended this morning. The Mechanics' Bank is still firm. New York Associated Press New Oblians, Oct. 26. The Baltic’s news forwarded bv the New York Associated Press, over tbe Southern " nn : ore the lschlavc** Birr.’-’ As Act : alter and amend lien of tb first srtic e cf this S SiCTies c-'r ohJ r . , c: Georgia ■ Anrvi i.’ A trembly net, and it: shoald note this tact. heavier supply in December; because when they are fatted they most be sold far what ever they will bring. when it was ascertained tb it he bad token j jejegrepb Itne, was received nod published ie . almost a bee-lins from his strange quarters l “ l ‘ Clt ? ln advance of all other parties. ’ in Morgan conoty to tbe home where ho _ Charleston Market. Chaju-estox, Oct. 26. Salts of cotton to-day 300 bales &t full ine a better market aa tbe season advance*. A gentleman from Tennessee related to us a story of a bone of bis own, illustrative of , ..i r , ,. . , ... . , this remarkableInstinctlin this noble animal rad tie Iwnfte see- la Atlanta, pork li now sailing at 8* cents j He purchased a horse in a portion of tbe it the Ccastitotion j set. At Cincinnati, it appears from the • State separated from his own region by s ‘~‘ ...... | foregoing that corn-fatted hogs were offered i noontains ini rirere, and took him home ex > Be it (*-ri ty tie Sen- , _ a„ h--~. n- ... ' by a route extending nearly a bnodred and // •• ojfi wareUkre. of tU Stab ! « ***• ba ? e ”- ! tL miietr- He placed him in a pasture lot J wm*e »«./.i shMid note this fact. They should note al- I -r-t., d_. i_ ., : - far the night, but in ths raorniog he was v- - • ascertained that prices, u \c.-tly ma^aStf -i mtltriiy ifttie tame | so that a heavy crop of corn is on hand, and j gone. la » few days i: was ascertained fta: to sc>.-c so rhi shall be passed by | t ^ t will hold on as K-og as they I he bad returned that very night to his old [ bushels, Illinois white $1 21. toe General A***»«/ agreeabis Jo. the re- j . h ; r j 1 jctJ . bat jj,, JlT home, reaching there by daylight. He had 10,000 bushels, mind 67aC8. qmreoier.is of the f ;n«Jcaneo, the folow-i . .... ... .' „ taken a eu-a;ght course across the country, : firmer, mg section shall be adopted iu ltcu of re come w-e*a taey will be obliged to se.l. . tw ; mrn inf. r.vers and crossing the mountain, j . New York Market. New Yohr, Oct. 26. Tha cotton market continue* quiet in con sequence of the very limited stock. Flour, sales of 13,000 barrels, market firm, and Southern advance! 10 cem--, aod quoted at k Wheat declined, sales 12,50" "* ”t • — Corn, sulce Freights twelfth seetk-s of the first article of ths Cunscitutioc: Tic meeting of the General Assembly t rhvl fce'acnusi. sad ,•» the first Wednesday ! in November ir.vl such day cf meeting I siraii be altered by law. A majority of each branch, shall be anthotired to proceed to Sc-inrw ; bet a smaller number may adjourn ' ftco day '..r day. and ccmpcl ;be attendance cf Uxdr'members in such manner aseach H-otue shad prescribe ; but no session o; the General Assembly shall continue for more than forty days, cnleos the s ame shall be tJone by * rot* cf two-thirds of bath branches cf the General Assembly—tbe vote be taken by yeas and nay a Tbe com pensative: of the members and officers of the Gtnjral Assembly shall be fixed by far. / Sigi.cd by W* n Smu. Speaker of the Hcum of Hepr.sentaiivu. • Davis J. Bailit, President of the Senate. Approved Mereh 4. JS56-, UERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, Gcvetncv. : swimming r.vers and crossing the t On his arrival be showed signs of great fa- 1 i tigue, having travelled a distance ot sixty ' Boston, Oct. 23. We have received the following despatch SrcerrAir or State’s Orrtct, 1 MiCedgeriUe, Ga-, 2larch 17,1857. J I hereby certify that the foregoing are ropei of the enrolled Actr, entitled an 'Act to alter aod amend the Erst section of the third Article of the Coootitntkm of this htjte," and alio "to alter and amend the twelfth Section of the first Article of the (.'ooetitotbo of this State.aa appears from tie fit, of this De parte ent. Given un-itr .my band and seal of office L P. WATKINS, SecretAfy of S’a'eu CumrpmUnct cf hit Blitinarc Aua Ntw Yosx, Oct, 23. j or treaty miles during the night, following | in relation to tho steoinihip "liorussFa The Poiiec Board—'Relieffor ttathingtm- '’•=<triugty tte_ point of tne compass to j Gexxock, Scotland, Wdnesdat, Oct. 7 S-id LJcct 4the Vmn, ' which he dostred to go. Ills memory won d,; The steamship Bornseia, Troutman, from Gar tert—A BcmoJo fhisea p, CuramU of W 0 ™' •erv'd h.ni m ralrac.ng the ( Hamburg f„r New York, ho* arrived hers Crime fro* ITosU. ! f »“'* by which he had come ; but guide-! by I witli her machinery disabled. Mavor Wood aitoniohed both friend* and lh5 instinct which conducts the bee, fan oo yesterday. At the osetajr of the to “8 wandering and laden with his Waabixciox, Oct. 23. • — ' ‘ ' ln a line mathematically | According to the Treasurer’s statement, polite cituaiasioner*, the vacancy which bas far months existed oo accoant ot the te ■ signatioa ot Simeon Draper, was filled. Tb* mayor moved to select Mr. Draper himself to fill tbe vacancy, aod the motion was noon, imotaiy carried. If Mr. D. accept*, the Re- . pnhhcan* will again hare tha control of tbe : board. sweet burdsn straight from the last flower he ravishes to ! by Si'mtmii’riSi^d «fti£‘19rtlMtoDt, na ceU, this horse, in the darkness of the the aa-oont in the different depositories was night, over unknown paths returned by the : over $13,500,060. The amount subject to shortest counc to ha hornt.-St. Uuu Re- draft was $10,635,555. The amount of rt- publican. ■ealping a Woman on the Plain*—Her Major Wood hat another project ou foot, I Extraordinary Fortitude —Soms weekn ago, ‘ e»j, a plan to n&e money at 7 per cent | nows from Carton Val!rj wai publishod i t ceipta fcr tho week ending tha*. dr* . on!j $443,380. TkelMtkuNMNinkta- N rci»7BatokotPllt*barc-S(r*Bf« If DIMlfattHI. , Pmssono, Oot, 21. A bench warrant was heard to-day, ittued at the instance of Mr. Scott, Preeiaent of the Merehsnta ahd Manufaoturan' Baak, against James nod Hercules O’Conner, bro kers, jf the fltm of O'Conner, Brother A Co , charging them with obtaining fraudulently, and by the complicity nr the boo*.keeper of tbo bank, $185,000. O’Conner, in hie d«- feore, made grave allegations against the bank, denying the indebtedness of tho firm, and olnmnng to be the agsafa of tho bsnk far the purpose of drawing spocio from tho other banks on their notes -to replenish its vaults; that large amount* of tho notes of distant banks of a kss denonination than five dollars, sod also counterfeit monoy, wu drawn from the bank oa their checks; that their dealings with the bank since February last have amountod to over three millions, a largo portion of which was not on tho pri vate acceunt of the firm; that the respond ents in vain attempted to effect a eettlement with tho bank ana nid placed securities fa tho hands of a disinterested party to cover any indebtedness. Further investigation was waived'tor the present, tha Messrs. O'Conner having made an assignment far the benefit of their credi- tors. Notwithstanding these development* the notes of the bank are still taken by the oth er banks in payment nf note* duo them, and also by the puhlia. It is said that Us stock will not b* depreciated. 8®-Tho assignees of the Great Western (Mas*) railroad, havo sold it at auction for $1,100. WOOD’S RESTORATIVE.—Of ill tha re-, torativss for tbe hair that hare bean invented, iWood’e pre-eminently claims the first place. It will certainly restore the natural color cf the hair f the directions sro followed for s sufficient length of time. It lies also produced astonishing effects in bringing oat e growth of heir, where the heed had been previously held. Wood docs not p re tend that it will do this in ell cesos; end we think his candor is s good recommendation of the vir tues which his restorative retlly possesses. If the roots of tho hair ere destroyed, no human power can make them grow again; but where there ta any vitality loft in the root, the restora tive will soon renew the hair in all its pristine vigor. It has done this repeatedly when ail other remedies had failed. It is therefore worth while in all cases to make the experiment. For clear ing the head of duudruff, and thickening end strengthening tho hair it has no rival—^Western Patriot. Sold by alt good Druggists. oct25dw2 SAaSHATSAa FOR ILL DEBTS DUE THIS ijEsstrwcsctKtw cot. IB, '57. Jlf. \ I TILL leave Dolly tftrr the arrival of the YV D “ ’ - *-• T “ Carrlage Painter. rtHARUa PASH, begs moat 1/ vttpMtfulty to laform th« eitlua* of AtUnU and aur- rountllaf countrj. that ho lo Do j Trtin from Atlanta Pa*»«ngenbY tbio route will ovoid 10 to 11 hturo dolay at Union Point* ruanumg cuuuuy, a use* uw iw folljr proparod to do oil kind%/ of CarrUgo Pointing. PUom giro mo o ooll. I wor ld a * ' r foctloo. Shop lo tho toor of T. D. Lpooi' I tur atroot. oot. 11 'IT. Sitoation Wanted m a Teacher. .4 V peroon dooirouo of omployinf the lerviceo of a teacher to tako c hargo • dromon English &ehool, can t>§ aoommo- dated by applying to tha oubicribe'. JOHN P. EVANS. Ebenezer, Morgan Co , tep80d«rtf Georgia. moot painful dlaooio, and one that hao hitherto b«oo rtfordfel aa almoot if not entlrolj ineurablo. Tho romodj la atmpU, not palafal Inopplitatlon, and ao •haap aa to plaao It within tha raaeh of tha pooraat. With anch aa array of oridonea aa to tho anaooaa which haa attandad Hr. Cavanaagh'a troatmont of tbo diROOM alluded to aa haa baon brought to oar koowl •dgo, wt ahuuld ho alngalarly dlraloat aa a public jrlng tha aubjaet promptly bo th# afflieUd to giro it jogrnallat, did wo not bru a trial—Cncioo Daily I For aaloin thia eity by A« ALEXANDER. Landreth’i Hew Crop, 1806 Leave Athens at 6 o’clock, A. M, srriv* si Madison In lima for ths up-lrsin to Alisnls, and down.trsin In Augusts. Parsons going to Milledgtville, WILL AVOID [3 HOURS DELAY AT MADISON Distance 38 Mile*—Fare 03.60. 8AUI.TER dt IVEY. Staoi Omoi-— PrtuUii House, Athens , and CsmpbeU's Hotel, Mstlison. oct 16,’67. dswSw. LAWSHE & PURTEL, . merchant Tailors, WHITEHALL STREET. ATLANTA .G coga HAVE ON hand a fins stock of very rich Goods for Gentlemens' wear, that they w 'l make up in the very latest style of co< - . finish Try then and see if they don’t si « you VIT8. »priedtl TAYLOR’S: Mm-tmmeme . V IL%\ . The nublio generally, and the Laaiva eonocinl ly, are Invited to call and examine tho rarity of Seed, ao the mbaoribor i« ready at all timer to exhibit hia stock *if Seeds—as well aa the new styles of Farnltnre. T. W. WEST || tiB^Scod Store at the new Furniture 8- c. Moiars. V. A. I J. 3. William- Peachtree > ,t Special Notices. M. R. MAC KAY, a democrat of Fnl* ton County, will bo a candidate for Door- Keeper of the House of Representatives, at the coming sepsinn of the Legislature. He respcctfuMy asks the rapport of tho Members of tbo House. Iron Axle Road Wagons FOR two, four or six horses—made by the best Factories at tho North, of ths bent timber, and *j>len* dully ironed. Kept for sale by WoodrulTdt l o.’a Carriage Repository, Griffin, Oa. It is laid that the same team can pall athrid u»ro on them than on tbo wooden axlo wagon. oc»21w2t New Advertisements! VALUABLE Plantations for Safe. Norfolk, Oct. 23. I he bark Ellen, which rescued the aur- •:iXvbond*»o carry oo the work of layiug i nur column!, which told of the almoit total , virorj of the Central America, saiiol to- oat the Ceatrmi Park, to as to give reKef t ) j destruction :f an imigraot train by the Imli- j day, having been repaired and fined out nt mechanics and other* at present out of em- nr.s A woman, w’r.ojwes one of the train, , the Government expense*, t.'apt. Johnsou ploy. He Also proposes • that the city pur-1 wm ecelpe-i and left fordCAd. It turn* ou’, i ha* not received one dollar of the subscMp. chAse 50,000 barrel* of floor aa-d a p."op-.r , however, iuai the wa, not dead ; aod she tions rai-'ed at Norfolk ind Portsmouth. ti jeate amoent of corn meal aod posatae*. , bos since recovered lo tell the extraordinary ! —.—■— The employed to receive 25 per cent ..n cosh ! e-ory of her sufferings and her resolute en- * Sr. Lom, Oct. 23. And the rost in provision* At cost. : durance, which deceived the -avagts. The] Messrs. Reoick A Peterson, Bankers, B H. Vr'inelaw, Eaq., of Winslow, Lamer . lied B'.uffs Beacon ot 1 tSth September, thus, have suspended. Their asset* are ample. k Co , is saff.-ring under a severe illnra j tells the story : 1 . caused by the late ficsncial troubles, iu ; An ic*:Ance of the moat remarkable forti- Chicago, Out. 23. which his bou*e had so iarg: aa interest — | in'e and hjart reodiog cruelty weeverbe.rd j The steam propeller Reindeer, running John H. Hicks, onold merchant, died on j of, is related tj us by a black man by the between bereiaad Montreal, went to pieces Wednesday. His list visit to Wall street I r.ame of Scott, who (hai recently arrived st Point Ausable, on .Monday, and all hands was on the day of Uw bank suspension. The ; here from Mi«scuri, by tbe woy of the plain*, were lost except two. excitement of ihe uay caused a bleeding at j He informs u*t.at a .hort time befsre he the fang*, which terminated fatally arrived at Stony Point, on tbe Humboldt Sr Lovu, Oot, 23. James Nelson,a merchant of this city, river, the Indians st acked a ir.iin ol six . . _ . The correspondent of the Republican latelj died, leaving a wifi in which he de- mea a d on* women and child. Tb# meu mentions haviog recently seen Captain Van C-. BOA iVVh erd il LM.l 1... 1 . J- Lf - I'l’.. .1 -7 . ■ . J - .* . Vliot, tbe confldential agent of the Govern meat, s'. Palmetto, Kantas, returning from salt Lake. He report* that the Mormons refuse to let tbe United States troop* enter the city. Governor Young publicly de clare* fast be will burn the prairie* and thus deprive tho animal* of the expedition of subsistence, and burn h.i own city, if ne- ceJsary, before he will submit to the demand jsa •s'«] *ttS~fr3S«** ta^sn ts-stsjrjs!, lezUtatiofi tiiercfore lrlcl ": A poj? cf f«ar of tbetn, nboot ore life, koowing thit if ihfl did, they of tbe Government. J he furls along the ' .. vBAtiiritaw moffain.'. ^raockirl Mown in I woo f4 either diBftatch her at once or take j route are represented as in bod repair, and her into honlesscaptiii'y. At one time, j do not afiord sufficient protection to the when they had left her for a moment, she j tmope, ventured in change her position in order, if J. C. S iu:s instance, it will meat oo tbe first mod 1 ~'.'H Lro«tgkl . . -• .. . . dsv in Noremhwv until ba pocket wo* pick 'd of 850. «. h possinle, to raieve heraelf from the anfortu- * ‘ J Yrors Ac ; l "° °Y fa* ecoondrel* mailo off. Tt e aa’e position in whlsb »1hs was lying, but on T ..Ik., aide! m'isi- other two were arreMed, who gave their their return they very sooo diserjfered that ■ - ' ’ / ’ . , . names u Wm. Brown and John Carroll. sb* hod moved, and for fear that - her life tv* foregoing :n tne hArs»*c« * j A genteel, good looking young woman migbteot yet be extinct,they tO:k hold of the Xentinet, an! as it u col.raU-*d to mislead , wm taken into custody yesterday, charge! arrows that were still sticking in her body, the public as fa when tbe Legislature mreti j with purioinieg $160 worth of silk and ah- , and worked them about in tbs wounds, and • eaall ewiearor to rtooe the matter in it* • f»*fa from Lambert’s dry goods store, poshed them deeper into her flesh, end stam- k... i, in Broadway, during ‘the rath' there yes- ped opon her with their heels. All this she ru kal.w fra sh. Mat! J. * J *.t .1 proper light. Ths act published a bits, j terdsy. On bring committed to tha station endured without uttering a groan, or draw- jet a part of the organic law of the j fiopte ths prisooav leaped from tbe sriadow, ingot breath that could hr ^rceired by the and w Stair and the Legislature does not mtet o nder wss much hart, fait did not succeed in is rages, and in that condition wu left aa oEider its provisions. making her escape. She told apitunleto, food for tbe wolre* Fortunately, bower- Tfa- fr”'w’*» le-iof lha last Ldrislaturs I H'- } ai! fail w»* het flrttoffenae; had come er, a train came along before she had lain ■ ■ 1 ‘ . T I from Buffalo n fcwtorarinoa. in seareh of long m that condition, and dres.td her tne ntx. under which the meet ng I| , )0 support benelf and child;,\ wound*, and brongbt h«r along with them, take place. wa* disappointed, and jo order to save her- and oot the least remarkable fact attending " Aa act to change the tima of meeting of; self and it from starvation, had been forced the whole matter, Is, that sh* I* fast recoven the General Assembly cf ths State of Geor- to steal. Her esaa is but one of many that ing from her wound* ; her head, we are gia from tha first Monday fa November lo bate cocas to the knowledge of the police ! cold, is nearly well, and the arrow wounds ’ the first Wednesday fa November. Afcro*- within tbe few tors past. doing better thae say one expected. ed Match 5th 1856.’’ Tha hardware dealer* irs to have a meet- •‘SacTfa* 1st Be it enacted fce. That j ieg to-morrow to determine whether they Death rf John I), Jfcr/m.—We are pained from and after tbe passage of this act ths • mil sell hereafter oa credit, and if so, what to announce the death of this distinguished time of meeting of tbe General Assembly of time they will girie. The practice fa now fa * f t j« act most estimable man. Mr. Martin the State of Georgia shall be oo tha first | giva them from six to nine month* endi’. died on Wednesday night. Hs was a native WedoodsT in November, ioMead of the] The steamer 8t. Louis, CapL Wm. L. ] of Ireland, vud came fa this city when a first Monday in November, ta now fixed ty i Hotoon, sailed for AspiowaJI yesterday at young mac. fie was by profession a’ cop- law, and that'"fill laws and part* of laws j 2 o’clock P. M., write about 500 pajeengi.r* per-plaie engraver, but turner! hi* attention mijitatiog against this act b* and The suss j for California, including 200 United States to the art of painting, ami by perseverance are hereby repealed.” ] troops, in eommand of Major Scott. Capt. and ttody, unaided by those advantages Tie abuse may be found oa pag: 258 *f , Sylvester M. Spencer aod Admiral YaJIs which are derived from intercourse with ths Laws U the fast Legislature. The time l ,,f fa* rtntko navy, were smonr msster* and stody fa fas school* of art, it* ,',i .l. h.. the passengeva. rose to a position of eoiaenee that not a mating cf ths L.g^atore has taretofee A mect'ng of tee directors aod share- great manyattain, sro with the best of op- i»ot boen ocider % ccfdfutob'ml proTuioo { hn!d®r* of lot Nfw York tod Efit Railroad portanitkav Ua wm one of the very bait but under aa art of tbe Legislature peassd wu held Ust creniog for the purpose of portrait painters in tbe country, and ha* lelt is 17b), whieh may b* fousi fa Cobb’s Dif. i ra«fag •ufcseriptfaes to reliere tee readbehind him pietona that will band down his rest, naze 234 ’ Ota fi* praseul financial embamasoents. I fame to fature generations. HU portrait of Abowt four handled thousand doUna were { Chief Justine Marshall U a master work, subscribed and a committee appointed to aod would alone attest tee superior talent* crake farther collections. • In bb profesrion.-AtVA. DlepaUh Tb* steamship Bor ostia, which left Ham- : - - burg on tea 1st fast, for Ntw York, put Tb* Missouri Legislator*n»*t on W'dne*- into Greenock, baring rterised some injury toy. The Governor recommended to tee ta her machinery. j Legislator* to adopt such measarts as should Areprrt wa* mad* to tbe eity council secure beyond all doubt ths honor and crtd.t last riot ahowfag teat fat fan* suta of of the State. He detisod lo have such $7,73(^570 ie due the city for back taxes, a portion of whieh baa boon paid to colfocton, btt not returned to the city tmaury. Bom* of tee ooifactors, however, are good te the amount* da* front them Hence that port of tb* act (mandatary of the Constitutive, to relation to tb* day of meeting of the Gsnaral A trembly, serai to as to fat nnnsrwmry surplusage, as ersn by it. lb* toy of meeting may afterward* be I bv another act. Ajsotom Facroar Brorrtp.—Tha How- aid (Md.) Free Pres* lists* that tbe Laa- r«i factory, which bad just commenced oper raliers In tbe bsuiding roeeoUy cTtctri of tbe aid rile, bu flopped. Thii u iLe third fettonr in thftt M%hborbood wbicb lu eeeMopecBlkof, throwing oot of faploy% muAmtijWhMDii. Stack, tho Uoiu*l .States Survivor contradicts tbe report recently publiihctl in the New York Tribune that eoveral com* l-aniee of iurveyori hafl been murdered by tbo Cbeyenno and .Sicas Indiana. T ITE undcriiffned efTcrj fcr ealo FIVE’ VALUABLE PLANTATIONS litua- teJ iu Dougherty county, riz: from Albany, on tbo river, in* 1'jOl acret*, Detriy the whole of which if un der f.'oeo, und highly improved, 1000 aorei In a •tato o: high cultiTAtioa, Tho building! are all new, substantial, and weil arranged for conveni ence. Tho whole tract is well watered; it will bo fihowa by tho Overseer on tho premiaes. One 6 miles from Albany, containing 760 acroi —250 acre! in cultivation—building* new. Cue 5j milea from Alliany, containing 750 acroi, 450 acrw in cultivation—building! now. Ono 7 miles from Albany, containing500 acrei, 300 acrei in cultivation. Ono S£ mile-ifrom Albany, containing 1500 acres, 5C0 aero* in cultivation—building* new. Also one Plantation aituatod Baker in oounty, 10 mile* from Albany, containing 1000 acre*, 400 acra* in cultivation—building* uew. These Plantation? are of tbo flr*t nuality, well watered and healthy. They wiii be ihown by the Overicer living on tho flret mentioned place. Terrni to *uit purchasers. I can supply each or all of tbo*? pjantations with Corn, Fodder, Bacon aodStcck of fell kind*, if roiuired. WM. W. CHEEVER. Albany, Oct. 27, 1957. wtf. O. P. BARTg, Piano Forte Repairer and Toner, U 7TLL attend to any calls in hii gmgggsimaj lice of buBinesi, inch aa reg- IMUUsj elating of action, covering of ham- M # V f! merr,(felted or buffed,} laying of newatringi by the octave, whole or aingle, Ac. Satisfaction given in every Instance or no charge. All work warranted. Tuning by the Yeardone nt fiedneed Prices. j2&*AIl orders ehouM be left at Menri. Wil- 1 urns' Furniture Store, on Peach tree it., Atlan ta, Ha nov. 20, '56, dwly Hiauos! Piano*! Pianos! Nr.w Yori, Oct. 23. The Metropolitan Hank is said to have discounted to day all that wo* offered. As a general thing however money is as tight as any time during tbe week. It is stated by express authority of private advices that tbe Fngish underwriters have declined to insure any more specie oo board the .tsamcr Persia, and that she and the ship of the 24th of October would have on hvard a million pounds sterling. The same authority states teat tho Back of Kogland had notified the bill brokers that they should discount nothing hating over thirty days to run. W E keep constantly on hacd an assortment of plain and C^Spaia and England art now at i ted by mi interaafrsMl copyright ooovtstko guards placed open lb* Buka sa would coo- flu* (but to their legitimate busloesa and tend to *■ dispel depredated paper from tb* Bate." The »mouol of State hood* due te* Bailway companies, oo tb* 1st fast., wu imooo. Wssiiixotox, Oct. 23. ■The President bearing that Ex-President Pierce contemplates visiting Modena for the benefit of bu wife’s health, this morning through the Secretary of the Nary tendered a passage, in tbe I'aited States steamer Powhatan, whieh is on th« eve of leaving for tbe East Indira, touching ut Maderia. A fatter has been received at tba War Department stating that the fitb and 10th regiments of infantry and Phillips’ battery !*u Fort Laramie tin tee 0th of September, on their way to Utah. Lieut. Alexander commanding tha Tenth Regiment, says tent the march aerore tbe praire country, from Fort Leavenworth lo the Pacific Riser, was within tbe time allowed by Gen. Harney’* orders, and was perhaps tea most exempt from leas or accident ever known. No seri ous sickoes* bas preraifad, though four cues of bilioos fever, predated by the.great alter ation* of temperature and miasma nf tee Piatt* bottom, have occurred. U* confident ly expresses tee belief that noises some very unforeseen aeci'letrt occurs, his regiment will reach Utah in a condition of perfect effi ciency and discipline. Tha Diplomatic Corps today reoclred cards of invitation to * grand dinner party tt tbe Pisskfantfa on Thursday. *9*Jtmes O. Breymao, tec Chlcag* postoScs robber, bat plead guilty. L. Miller’s Hair Invigorator. th*flbr#«, tlarkfiDi thtm if too or(rowing grot; fia!«oa thorn if falling out, renawa tham if al- tcadj *beU, and make* tho hair M>ft, silky and wav/. In the nuiaor/ it i» indiiptnaabU a« a mean* of elaan-’ \ng Xh» hoadtof chlUron, and laving Lha foundation doalart In Fancy (3o»da avarywbaro. l 4, Day’a »U-5aw York. Sapj. 17—d3m. Who Wants loray 1 a®, $ 6 0,0 0 0 -s# May bo obtained by risking $10. Halves and Quarter Tickets IN PROPORTION. jMiPisiE (CoumrY ACADEMY LOTTERY, Uy Authority of the Stale of Georgia, Ou the Havana Plan of Single Numbers. 30,000 TICKETS. 3,286 Prizes, amounting to $215,260 SUCCESSORS XO J. P, IN, Managers. WINTER, Manager. Our Lotteries draw io Macon, t]a. (Smalt Schemas) every Saturday, and tn Savannah, Oa., (Large Schemas) about teo 15th of ovary month. Glass dd > rnNov. lflth, 1867, at Armory Hall. £.Tnnah, Georgia, under tho »worn mperin tendenco of W. R. Symons, E*q. ondJ. M. Prictiii, Eiq. Capital* of $60,000, $20,000, $10,000, $5,000, *- • "*• nrtA *» of $500, 100 $4,000, $2,000, 3 prize* of $1,000, 5 of $100, 100 of $50, 3000 of $.30, and 72 Approx iuation priit* amounting to $3,700. Whole Ticket* @10; Halve* @5; Quarters @2 50. Look to your interest and compare this scheme with any other. NO P (TENT—NO HUMBUG. Bat will «ffi»otuAlly Cart Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. NKKVOUS DEBILITY, ind a majority of diseases arising from * disor dered Liver and Stomaeh, such is CONSTIPATION, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, riowing of Blood to ths Head, fullness * Weight fa Stomach, Heartburn, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering ai the JPU of the Stomacht HURRIED OR DIFFICULT BREATHING Fluttering at the Heart, Dull Pain in the Head, Choking or SuJJtcating Setuatione tshen in a /jr ing posture, Cold Feet and Hands, Depress tit, of Spirits, Frightful Dreams, and Sudden rluehee of Heat. Porvon*, oven lufforing with Dyapepiio, oaa o«ab*Uncoond take ono doio of tho BLUUa oftor It, and fet) ao anplouintaoof whatover. OircctioDH. Tako one Ubleapoonfalthroo times a day, fif teen tUnatoi after each meal. The botUo mail be very thoroughly shaken before each dote, an tU the ledlment is In luipenslon. SMITH A EZZARD, Sole Proprietori and Manufacturer!, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Price (3 par Bottle. Atlasts, May Sth, 1856 “Jfssres. daaM A F.tiard—I do certify that I have been for many years afflloted with Dyspap] sia, and iu ibi worst forms to live, and have tried from to ituia, all such remedies as have been re commended, not inly patent medicines, but such ndod by skillful Physicians, and as wore recommended _ have found none to give relief for but a ihorUime, and was seeking to procure something for relief, when I was informed of Tatlohs Elixir, and having been so often disappointed in such aa I had tried, I did not cere to try any thing more, until through persuasion, I bought a bottle of Taylor’s Elixir, and In two days,|fonnd a wonder- ‘ ‘ c " I continued taking, and still improving, till fused one bottle, this has been more then a year, and I have daring that health than I hare enjoyed for II tima he! batter 1 w _ w or ID years before, t feel safe in recommending it as a permanantoure for that disease. May 11. JOSEPH H. MEAD. Atlasta, DaoombarlC, 185*. Jfsssrs. Smith A fssardr—To those who (re in laratted I would state, that during the put lam aer and aatamn I was severely Affected with Indi gestion. It continued about three months—md stomach felt as if it bad broken rocks in it—Ihn- dlorrhoeacontinually sad was much reduced. this time I heard of Taylor's Anti-Dyspeptic BUx it, and received immediate relief. M. ir, I tried 1 once. 1 can hut think it a very valaan.a emsd for that difficulty V sy 21 WALTi R M HATCH. The New Goods have Arrived. C ll. STRONG It COe, hart juit opened a .Urge anortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dank Note* of aound Banka taken at par. ‘ Check! on New York remitted for prisei. Addreas irderi for tioketa or Certificate* of Package* >f Ticket* to ANDERSON Ot BON, Managers, Macon or Savannah, Oeorgia. So. C. A. P. /^JEORGIA Poreelian and Rockingham Ware vT now on exhibition at the So. U. Agricultural FAIR, bj .Meier*. Ilolmon A Co., I* now exposed for iaie on Whitehall street, at Augusta price*, at at tbe Crockery Store of T. R. RIPLEY. oot. 24, '1857. dlw. FOR SALE OR RENT. A WKM. arranged Storo Home, iltuated in a buai- itM part <>f the Oitj, with a fitock of Oroeorlta.— oo*# of the property e<*me way. ootMdtf H. J SHACKELTONn, Agent. Consisting in part, ef the following artlelse, * i Silkej P * ,#M - Rich dress Silks| Fancy Silks: All Wool Merinoes: All Wool Detains; Manchester Delalns; Poplins; Alapaca*; Bombasines; Gingham*; Print*; Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shlrttact Shawls; Ladle's Cloak Linings; Flannels; Kersojsi Irish Linens: Table Ltaeaij Cotton Stripe*; Kentucky Jeans; Batins; Coasimers; Cloth; Hosiery; Blankets by tbe thousand; A splendid stock of Gloves; Dress Trimmings. *C3 n at* ass rm? em 9 AsU Wool, t and 3 Ply; Tapestry; Hall Carpet* al reduced prices: Also, a good supply of plantation BROGANS . Boot* and Shoe*. We invite our old friend* and publle to give uf acall* aod are satisfied when they learn our prta | 0 buy ces, that they will find it to their interest to buy from us. Remember, we are at No 1, Whitehall Street, Norcrou’s old stand. Come and see us; April 24,1810. dAwly elegantly finirhed Rosewood “Con- ♦re” Piano*, with the entire Tron Frame, and all the latest improvemenUwhlch we offer for nle at tbe lowest market price*, and allow purchasers any reasonable time to test them. We are oot agent* for any maker, but pur chase Pianos for our own account, and supply oursulvei from such manufactories only, the in strumenU of which giro us entiro satisfaction. Among the Pianos we sell, are those of Chick* cring A Hoes, Boston ; Wm. Koabe A Co„ Balti more; Steinway A Sons, New York; Newman, Brother A Sons, Baltimore. From the tatter house we also hare for sale their lately invented and patented “DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD” Drug*! Drug*!! Drags!!! T HE undfinlgned would re*p«etfully Inform tholr many friends aod patrona, that thoy haps largely itoek of Drags. Chemical*. Faint {’•rfumerj, Fancy Good* and ly found tn a first ek*a Drag Mil at their usual low rates To thrir stock w Window Glass, Ptrfam«ry, Fancy Good* aod every tiiiog slse nsnslly found tn a first ekes Drag ARore which tbsy will Mil at their umal low rates for evb or ahort time. Their.atoek of Window Otast Is tbs largsst in tbs Sentbsrn country, and from ths adran- an improvement, acknowledged to be the most riant that ha* ever been introduced. gc or hire, and allow the highest price fot old iutru* menu,, when given in exchange for new one*. BARTH A NICOLAI, at WUliam*' Furniture Storo, Poachtree stmt Atlanta Gao., Not«,1$ ? !$$$* dwly. DANIEL PITTMAN, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT R ESPECTEMW-Y Informs his frlen-ls, test in fafart he ini be nt Us «S«s of Mes«rs. 8. >ws* Street, Allan to. Atlasts, Joe. >1 be band dsrins hasinsu hoars, a O*., AlnbAtaa (4s wtf.) K ember* of the Legislature! iloarsling House. I ('Alt tarniih fifteen ur twenty members of the Lr*telitore with cnofoitable Rooms snd Hostd, dannf tho present session o f tbs Le*Mtlara. JAH. A. GREEN Milrdieville, oetlldwlm Notice. t$B-Th* woolsn mill of tbo Msnare. Don- etn, Fraaktfa, N. J-, bo* been lanofac to tel* to/, fa spit* of all difficult!**. fled bfwt et ik* Ware-bens#or rttore of Cs^t.'C. D Parr, with wbowa be has Made pwnsuiiwet fcaataese * Joaeflt. UJ.fAHtt Tobacco, Tobacco. J UBT reesivr.l direct from Virginia, • chsls* lot at TOBACCO, tmons which is s •w box** ef tesl justly sets bra tad Brands KANBAN tv IBT, superior to any in t hi eity [otlUdw.l] T. f LOWE Osnabergi- of OsaaMs,., from tee Abt s to said tt tsstsi^hN. ^ LOW*. As O ■** 1*4*1 tsilf’Ball, Khittba st.,AUt*U . ,’speptls Dlxir. No modleiao of late jeers bas so many ardent fritads as this. Out of tbe thousands of DyspopUes to whom wt bars sold this psrfset health. Vfe say the## things hare where tbe Mi ‘ .... •dieIn* is made, and we ars known, and ohallenge contradiction, tf Its is a call. SMITH A EZZARD. oot. 15, *57. • d*wiy. NEGRO SHOES! CHEAP! CHEAP ! I TO THOSE WANTING A PRIMK ,11 article ot double sol* or wsltsdbroi ' Kss will] uy tbst w* now hnvn in Store' a heavy Stock, and all ol our own Manufacturing whieh we will tell nt ton cants A ptir lower than any house in this eity will sail as good an article —competition wt defy either tn Yankee Made, Georgia Made, Home-made, or any other make, and warrant tham as good to ortlclaaihi*avarbean offered in this market er Btsto. Ail kinds of 3potw «*# SUo proportionnhiy ehespsnd warranted. All roods purchased of ul rspelred free of charge At lira sign of HIO BOOT, Psoehtroe Street f.tluU Qoorgis. D1MIC,, JOYCE, A 00 GLASS GLASS!! GLASS'! ^yE bare in store onn of tea lnrgnst stsaks of window glue, over brought to this market »nd wlU sail It et low ffgnres for OASH. Call *ndsre- aprtS gMITH A EZEABD. 600 Young Men Wanted, J MMEDIATELY, lo trevsl in ten Bouteero and Wastern Buies, ns agents. Salary, O per mon te. snd sxpsnsss paid. For par. tieulsls, address, with stamp snclsssd, E.B.UIB80N A GO, Exster, Roekfaghsm co., Nsw Hampshire. Octobsr 7,1167 dawtf Notice ALL parsons intobted to tba firm of J. A THRASHER or THRASHER k LOVEJOY, will pfaaie' Bteko payment to B. V. Botnar, wbo fa folly aalhorirod to •mil the calitandiog batinflM of Mid firm, J. J* THKASllHRs Ad'or. of OfftSdwIn J. A. THRASHJE1 n eorgla, Gwinnett county.- \JfTo o«u 1 " _ whom it may concern.—Wh.rens Jackson Gregory applies to ms for Letters of Guardianship on tbs Estate of Nathaniel A. Burgs, minor snd adopted child of Lorenxo N Burgs, 1st* oi this cnuuiy, deceased. These are therefor, lo ells snd admonish nil C reons concerned, fa show enuse nt Beptem- r Term of tee Court of Ordinary for said oounty, why arid Letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand, st office, this I4te dty July, 1867. . G. T. RAKE8TRA W, Ord’y. S EOBGIA, Campbell County. —Whereas, LH.AIJ. W. Cochran, .V- strator of the estate of Chtndlt Cochran.' deceased, hare applied for falters ol dismission from said administration: Thote ore, therefore to rite and admonish til snd singular, the kindred snd creditors of said deceased, to bo Und tptetr st my office, within the tlmo pro scribed by law, lo show cause, ifinythsy bare, why said applicant* should not bs dis missed from said administration. Giren under my hand nt office tt CnapbeRtoi, May 4th 1857 R. O. BEAVERS, Ord'y. GEORGIA, Fonytb county.— nary, July 7 V K Court of Ordinary, July term, 1867— barest Jemet Rob-rla, Administrator upon tho ostat* of Samuel B, Johnson deceased, up* plion fa me for Letters of Dismission front sstd Administration. The** sr* thsnfhrs, to ells and admonish til parties interested, whether kindred or creditors of Slid dsuotsod, to file their objec* tins* ifsny they hurt, in my office, on orbs- \ t in January next, why foe* tbo ssoond Monday Lstlsn oi Dismission should not b* ■pplletnc IL BARKER, July Cih 1857 raaoMu Cassette! Ceomn—Wtores* James Ii /1- '•floidtr, tdntelttntos upon tea tsteta ot Israel t' flfa i Adams dareatad, applies for Utters of dltmlseioa bom *t i -’-UabtrttUs, nous oanconodarakonky soUdodto S nutted. tUr tl JAtlWJogfaM told admtelitratlaa, - AUrnorsest okJ.olkMS, II Uredayla IS. ■ntorraated, Austwu—astUOAtS WtWJT.—Wl ! > t-unura—woars.-wa.raw Vi Xaiih AdmteUtnt.r oa tea relate c. Ttore are teortfon ta tilt and tdmaAlsk *> p wrgmrtsf nil . ta NavamMi at*t, l ■ t laid Wtt.ro ohoold ♦it. 17,1157. J. F, 10WI. dwa