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f J»l, u |JlW Hi mt 1 pDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1868. to l«inb«B Dr. Logan, t tee Dr. Means on last Saturday, era the Dr. on the mend. Spear i as a physician, he said, “the Dr. t well, and he thought he would. " V. Notice. he removal of the Intelligencer of* [concert Hall last week, several files IsTBiAioocsa" paper, have disap* [f any parties have purchased them W they will please inform us at ! it is of great importance that they hreserved. We will buy them back, VtaeClgara. F. H. Coleman, presented ns on with a few bunches of the best d ^vu had the pleasure of smoking for !. They were manufactured in of the finest Spanish Tobacco. If i real good cigar, and one highly trong or mild, call on friend Cole- erc is the place to get it. ta amt Florida Railroad. i to our advertising columns it i that the Alabama sad Florida R »ny propose to “let the only por 'Rood not already under contract be- ontgomery and l’ensacola. ” Rail ctors in Georgia, here’s a chance i>rgla Air Um Railroad. writing to us from Montgomery | the following language in regard to i Road." He takes a very reason I of the subject, and the friends of the lild see to it that every effort to fur- fcntcrprise is used and at the right [is the status of the Air Line Kail j hope your people will not let the Jl through, now that its necessity not pur city, but to all the Roads joining i>ute to New Orleans in the South, and North of Cliarlotte on the way to t, is so apparent. £ days when rival routes are spring- i thickly around us, that neither men know where they stand, Atlanta must |o the importance of buildiug the Air ! even she may find herself “off the W. w. Roark's Store. occasion to step .v Into ^ the above ktahlishmant on yesterday. We were plily struck with its capacity and con- It is 210 feet in length, and 30 E dth, fronting on Whitehall and Pe ts, and having a large and capacious rd on the west side. In our opin upable of holding One hundred thous- i worth of goods, and wo expect ere ec several stores in our city witn i that amount. Gentlemen of Au- [acon, &c., “put this in your pipes ke it.” Though Mr. Roark’s stock at this time reach these figures, yet y of groceries, staple goods, and fam es, is equal if not superior to any in Mr. Roark is not the oldest man in vet lie is one of tier oldest merchant*, kis fidelity to, and his perseverance Icing the interest of our city, he de liberal patronage at the hands of our las well as all those who arc identified |g and interest in the Great Rail Road Notice to Postmasters. fashington Union says : The law and actions of the Post office Deiiartment vely require that the postage on all printed mattershall lie prepaid hypon v, and that such matter be distinctly il al the mailing office. A practice has me common, among a certain class of ers, of buying a patronage to their e offices, to the injury of those nat- ititlcd to it, by allowing to the mail- ■ a jxirtion of tlieir own commissions fgal postage. i requested to say that hereafter any E ti the part of a Postmaster to obey e instructions, or any such unfair or obtaining patronage, will beeon- the department good cause for the rt- lie offender. Kay’s BooK Store. I friend Kay, whom nature seems to Inded for the Book-trade, has started Idly into business again—(he does ev- kvith energy)—und has sent us a long lnent about his establishment, the Book-store in the city of Atlanta, kneement- to which we refer the rea- Ri vc a suitable idea of the luge as- K>f Books and Stationery wmch he p keejis on hand. Mr. Kay is one of thorough-going and accomplished fcnen in Georgia, and precisely one of irsons who not only deserves 6uc- [who also achieves it. Bead Kay’s ■nent. and bear his establishment’in foutha n &r Commercial Advertiser, Rome pi 8, 1858. [Mobocraey In Kentwcky. !/<, Nov. 12/A.—A mob btoke into the eensburg, Ky., on Wednesday, and pmpson and Despens, who were eom- p the charge of murdering Henry , about a year and a half ago—anoth er committed suicide—and a fourth on fission, implicating six others.— i went in pursuit of tiiese charged with Accrued in the murder. Sewi from the Plains. uit, Nov. 12/A.—The Santa Fe mails leu received. Col. Miles has had an- jeounter with tlie Navajo Indians, in i killed ten, captured eighty horses, jy-tive hundred sheep, prson, with his band of Utah Indians, I way to fight the Navajos. tfacr Governor for Kansas. nglon, Nov. 12th.—The States reports Hon. Samuel Medary, (the present r of Minnesota Territory) has been ap- Jovernor of Kansas, in the place of J. Denver, resigned. AislTAi. or TBK 8TIAK8HU VANDERBILT. Oo^xoa NOunD I-8d., ajtocumbd wrra a m- CU9M — Nxw You, Nov. lk-Tlw steamship Van derbilt has arrived with Liverpool accounts to Wednesday^ Nov. 3d. Livkhfool, Nov. 3.—The sales of Cotton for the past three businces days were 18,000bales, of which speculators took 500, and exporters 4,000 bales. The market declined l-8d., and the lower grades were almost unsaleable. Htaic or Txadb.—The advices from the m&n- ufactoring districts continued unfavorable, as all qualities of manufactured goods had slight ly declined in value. Livkkpool Gxkkkal Hakiuis.—The Flour market dosed witlf’adeclining tendency, but quotations were nomlhfeUy unchanged. Wheat was very dull, irregular, and sales made at Is. decline. Corn closed with a downward ten dency, and quotations were nominal. Rosin was dull, at 8s lOd. @ 3s. lid. 8ugar was quiet. Rice inactive. Coffee dull. Spirits of Turpentine was steady, at 40s. 6d. Provisions exhibited a dedining tendency. Loxdos Moniy Mark it.—The rates for mon ey were unchanged, and consols were quoted at 981-2. General News. Spain continues her preparations to act of fensively against Mexico. A new submarine Telegraph Company has been formed for laying a cable from Galway to Quebec, with a capital of one million five hun dred thousand pounds sterling. The 6hip A. Z. which cleared at New York on the 20th of September lor Liverpool, foun dered at sea during the passage, but all on board were saved. [SKCOKD DESPATCH.] New York, Nov. 15.—The news by the Van derbilt conveys nothing new about the AUan tic cable. The returns of the Bank of France show a felling off of one million one hundred and sev enty thousand pounds sterling, and the returns of the Bank of England show a falling off of one hundred and sixty thousand pounds ster ling. The arrivals of specie are three hundred and forty thousands ]K>uuds sterling. More new gold fields have been discovered in Australia. There is a considerable augmentation of the S[ianish fleet in preparation to operate against Mexico. The popular feeling at Lisbon is very strong against England for her non-intervention poli cy in the care of the Charles et Georges aflair between France and Portugal. It is rumored that a change is contemplated in the Prussian ministry. The Sultan paid a visit to the United States steam frigate Wabash. Piedmont coincides with France in condemn ing the abduction of the little boy Moktava The intelligence from India announces that the rebels had captured Isinghur, but after wards retreated from It. At other points there had been a total rout and great destruction of the rebels. The steamship Hudson, of the Bremen line, was burnt on the 2d inst., at Brcmer-haven. The Bank of Vienna had resumed specie payments. The crew of a French brig engaged in ship ping laborers on the coast of Africa had been massacred by the negroes. Latest from Liverpool, Nov. 3.—Sales of Cotton to-day, 8,000 hales. Middling Or leans 7d.; Middling Mobiles 6 7-8d., and Mid tiling Uplands 6 3-4d. The market has declined since Friday 1-8 to l-4d. Cold Weather. Oswego, N Y Nov 15. This morning there were five inches of snow' on the ground, and the sleighs with their jingling tells are seen and heard in all direc tions. New York, Nov 15. There was a heavy full of snow here last night. Philadelphia, Nov 15. It is snowing here, hut melts as fast almost as it falls. Washington, Nov 15. A heavy snow storm prevailed last night and this forenoon throughout the northern, eastern, and middle States, and is also snow ing here. Arrival ot the gteamihlp Philadelphia. New York, Nov 15. The steamship Philadelphia has arrived from Havana, which port she left on the 8th inst. Steamboat Accident. Cincinnati, Nov 1G. The steamer Fulton City has been sunk near Buffinigton Island. The boat and bag gage are lost ; and twelve steerage passengers drowned. Market Reports. Charleston, Nov. 15. Sales of Cotton to-day 2,000 bales, unchan ged prices. Savannah, Nov 15. Sales of Cotton 2,160 bales at prices ranging from 101-8 toll cents. The market was rather stiller, with an improved demand. New York, Nov 15. Sales of cotton 1,208 bales, with a quiet market. Tho news by the Vanderbilt came too late to have auy effect to-day. Sales of Flour 15,508 barrels, with improving prices; Ohio $5 40 @ $5 65, and Southern $515 @ $5 40. Wheat was firm, with sales of 5,000 bushels. Corn was unsettled, sales 8,000 bush els. White 80 (a) 85, and Yellow 85 @ 86 cts. Sugar was firm, and Muscovado qnoted from 6J to 7 cents. Spirits of Turpentine closed firm at 51 cents. Rosin was firm at $1 50 @ $1 55 per 310 pounds. ANNOUNCEMENT. Eg. OtMMBRa Of Atittift BRMN hjf IMM to tar Voter* af tar fWwoU Orcmt or a UkndhMe far (he dtoof General at the election to be held on the laJananrr next. Oel. l.'SS. TAXCOCJJECTOR.—We <urthon»-d and request ed to annoniicc THOMAS B. DANH3., Faq.. ae a caudi- data (or Tax Collector of ITOto* County at the election k January next. Nov. 10. B. A. WcntkNak, of Lagrange, Troop County, an nounce* himself as a candidate tor Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit at the ensuing election in January next Ort21-tde. Wire are au thorised and requested to announce Got. A. W. STONE, of Atlanta, as a candidate for Solicitor of the Coweta Grouit al the Election in January next, (nor 6 s® TAX COLLECTOR.—We are authorised and request ed to announce W51. ¥. WINFIELD aa a candidate for re-election .for Tax Collector of Fultou Cvuutv, at tho Election in January next. November V2lh, 180S Lie* RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS.—We are authoriz ed aud requested to announce A. J. COM.IER as a can didate for Receiver of Tax Returns of Fulton Count v, at the election in January next. November 12th, 1868 tde* Carriages, Harness, &c. R. H. MAY & CO., O FFER the finest assortment of Carriages. Buggies Harness Ac., ever presented in this Market. Their Mock may be seen by calling al their Store, second door from the corner of Alabama and I/tyd Streets. Nov. 17,1868. wtf INTELLIGENCER PROFESSIONAL ir* laving recently added «* (be JOB DEPARTMENT of the Establishment a LARGE VARIED assnrtutenbof the Latest Styles of plain and Fancy are prepared to execute in a neat and workman Ike man ner, every description of JOB PRINTING* Partic ular attention will be given to the Printing of Cirralars, Way Billo, Blank Yota, Bill Heads, Blank Bonds, Bonk Checks, Programmes, ; Business Cards, HANDBILLS, POSTERS, Ac. We respectfully solicit the patronage of oar friends In the city and up country, and assure them that all orders will be promptly aud satisfactorily attended to. WEEKLY PAPERS, RECEIVED AT KAY’S AGENCY Every week <f the very latest dates, by mail. H ARPER’S WEEKLY; Ballon’s Pictorial; Frank 1*6- lie's Illustrated News: New York ledger and New York Herald. Adnilulstrator’s Bale. B Y virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of For syth county, will be sold within the legal hours of sale, on the first'Tuesday in January uext, before I he Court House door in Forsyth couutv, the followiug lots Of Uudto-wtl: 1 Lot So. 733, situated iu 14th district, 1st section well improved ; 1 lot No. 536 situated in 14th district. 1st sec tion, each KH containing 46acres more or less. Sold as the property of Thomas J. Mason, late of Foray to county deceased. Terras made known on the dav of sa le. Nov. 16th, ’58. JAMES ROBERTS’, AUui’r. C T BORGIA, II.oiiULsox Col.xrv-Whereas, Duncan Mou- JT roe has applied to ho appointed Guardian of the person aud property of WilliamC. Barry aud Judsou Bar ry orphans of Walton Barry deceased. These, are therefore to rite ail persons concerned to he aud appear at the Court of Ordinary held next after the expiration ot thirty days from Uie'tirst publication of this notice and show cause if they can why said Dun can Monroe should util lie intrusted with theGu.rdiau- ship of the person aud property of tho above named or phans. Witness my olllcial signature this 13th uf No vember 1858. G.K. HAMILTON, Ord’y. Nov. 15th. 1858. - Administrators Sale. B Y viftuo of an order of the Court of Ordiu >ry o Haralson count y .Will be sold on tlie 1st Tuesday in January J859, at the court nonseiu said county between the legal sale hours the tel lowing property to-wit: Betsey anegro woman 29 years old; Avaliue a girl 14 years old; Jane a girl 12 years old; Sun a boy 7 years old; Mary a girl 5 years old; Dolpltasa boy 3 years old; the above is as likely family of young negro slave? as can he found In this or any other country. ALSO half of lot of land No 87 contain iug 1611-4 acre, ntoro or less and lot No 53 containing 2621-2acres more or less both lots lying and being i n tlie Srh dial of origin- ally Carroll now Haralson county, with necessary im prorements. Terms made known on day of saie. this 13th dav ofNovember, 1868. JOHN McOORKLE, Dec’d. DAVID STANS! L, Admr. Buchanan, Ga., Nov. 13,1858. a JAMBS r. JOHNSON, JLAK11X ARNOLD JOHNSON & ARNOLD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,’ Jonesboro, Georgia. Nov 4 ’58 d&wlv “ A Bird in the Hand!’’ ILARKE’S establiMhed ‘AMBROTYPE GAIJCRV with 'all the otlocts. Fixtures. Furniture, Apparatus, Hock and Chemicals, Ac., on hand is now positively FOR SALE. Hie busiuess ofthc Gallery is worth from *4,000 to $6,- 006 a year, [laving a handsome profit, and the only reason for selling out is to engage in the higher branches of the Art, and not from any waul of patronage as re ceipts will show. This is no speculation, but a safe investment the buisi- ness is permanent ami Ihe reputation of the Gailerv such that any man who attends to it “mutt make money.-' Prices good and no opposition'.'Jgf The purchaser if not an operator, will be made protl cut in the Art, free of expense. A large number or st class Specimen Pictures will also Ik) included itilbo rgain. Pbkw,$650. Thoso who liave not the funds will save me aud stationary by uotapplving. Address ' ‘ ‘ A. B. CLARKE. „ Grifllti,Ga Ncvctnlier lltth, 1858. dStawlt MEDICAL JBOOKS! WM KAY AGEHT, MEDICAL BOOKSELLFR. Whitehall, Street, Atlanta, Ga. K EEPS always on hand a large and well selected sup ply of the late6t Medical Publications ae well as el ementary works, and will fill all orders at the lowes possible rates. New publications received as soon as is sued from the press, aud sold at Publisher’s prices.— Books are beiug constantly ordered, aud a single volume of the smallest value may be sent for. Subscriptions received for auy Periodical, Medical or othewise, American or Foreign; payable always iu ad vance. [june 12.] X> O MINXiO Zff OR, THE UNITY AND TRINIH OF THE HUMAN RACE with the Divine Political Constitution of the World, and the Divine Rights of Silent, Ham, and Japctli. BY SAMUEL DAVIES BALDWIN, Author of “ARMAGEDDON.” “God shall persuade Japotb,o»d (ken he shall dwell in the wilderness realms of Shcin. aud at that lime sliall Canaan be bis servant.”—Moszs. “His dominion shall he from sea to sea.”—David. “Tlie God haring created the world, hath created from out of one blood every type of men to dwell on every face or fauna of the earth, having prescribed their pre-ad- jusled climates, and the land marks of their habitation.” —Pact. Price (1 50 per copy. For sale at Kay’s Agency. L 1. ouccr.) GLENN A COOPER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta,. .Georgia. O FFICE ou Peach Tree Street, m Grant and William’s Block, over the Store of Messrs. Clark k Lewis. Marche, 1868.... dawly JARXD l. WIOUSSR. j WHITAKER [Gt-sravrsn. batos. A BATES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Atlanta, ‘..Georgia. O FFICE front rooms over J. R. & C. H. Wallace’sstorc, Corner Whitehall aud Alaliatna Streets. February 23,1868 dawly G. J. WRIGHT. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Albany, Georgia, May 16th. 1857 dawly At Atkmta, Georgia, Wednesday, At RESOURCES. Indus and Discounts,. $73,300 28 Exchange running to maturity ou New York, Baltimore. Charleston.Pav h. k Augusta,.. 62,830 66 Atlanta A laGrange R. it. Stock, 26,000 00 .Gold anti Silver Coin, $60,736 93 Notes of other Banks, 13.868 60 Checks, *c.„ V 2,899 37—77,50* 30 Due by Banks aud Bauker? 21,466 #6 Banking House aud let, with outfit 11,009 69 Expense Account, 35 Protest, “ 71 52 Bad Debt and Suspense Account, 2,822 76 WM. A. HARRIS. ATTORNEY’ AT LAW, Isabella, Worth Co., Georgia. E EFFRS to—Maj. J. J„ Harris, Milledgeville : Hon. A. H. Hansell,Thomasvillc -, Miller k Hall,Oglethorpe; Hon. R. H. Clark, Macon; Col. J. W. Duncan. Atlanta. June 2,1858....dly MARK JOHNSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carterrrllle, Georgia February 28,1856. P. O. HARPER. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Went Point, Georgia. April IS, 1855 d&wt M . C . JONES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ..Georgia. Palmetto, W ILL give strict attention to the collection of claims of all kinds, to securing debts, and will make prompt settlements with and for clients. April 1858 <14: wtf. NEW FEATURES. FIFTH YEAR OF TUP ABT Agg’&CHATHi?! SUPERB ENGRAVINGS! BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL ! VAI.UABL PREMIUMS, AC., &C! /T1HIS [xijmlai- Art Association, now in its fifth vear of _L unparalleled success, having purcliascd, and en graved oil Steel, Herring’s great Painting, “The I ii uuh “ ACK8M1TH, will now issue copies <te subscribers only i heavy plate [Wiier, 36 p; 38 inches on tho following : TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Every person remitting $3, will receive a copy <>r tlie superb Steel Kngravings, after Herring's celebrated Painting, The Village Blacksmith. Alsoacopvof the beautiful COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, An elegantly i llugiraied quarto Magazine. Also free sea son tickets ot admission to tho Eastern en- Dusseldorf.l and Western Gallerk-s of the Association. Tbero will also he given to the subscriiters severa hundred valuable works of Art, comprising line oil Paintings, Bronzes, Sculptures. Ac.. Ac.. from celebrated American and foreign Artists. Subscriptions will bo re ceivod up to January 1.1859. On the evening or that date the premiums will be awarded to subscribers. For full particulars, see December Art .Ioirxal. price i cents. Specimen copies sent tu those desiring m sub scribo on the receipt of 18 cents in postage staraiw or coin. Address W. H. BARN IN, Honorary Secretary, Atlanta, Georgia. Xovemlier 13tf WANTED! IOUNO Gentleman and Indy of experience in the art of Teaching, desire a pleasaut situation to «|>en a Male and Female. Classical ami English School for the next year. They will teach in an Acadetnv or private family, conjointly or seiatrally as desired. State terms Ac., oud address W. A. Stono, laurena C. ., S. 0. Good references given. Nov 12 1658-wliu Jso. F. Whit/izip Wa. P. Sarrn. WHITFIELD & SMITH, Premium BOOK A JOB PRINT3BRS, OVER THE POST OFFICE MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. Our Office is well supplied with New Pit»ai8, Nkw Tvrz, Borokrs, Crrs, Ac., Ac., and v.-c are well prepared do Prlutiog in auy Blvle. nov 13<Uw tf Notice to Contractors. Owes giving Day.—Four more States—Del- teutuckv, South Carolina and Flori- |re named the 25th instant, as thanks- ay. Twenty-four States have now fix- i the same day. latter from Mexico. rleans, Nov. 13.—The steamship Ten- i arrived from Vera Cruz, which port | on the 6th inst. opulous city of Guadalazara, in Mexi- [ been recaptured by the liberal army, ,ing desparately defended. The liberals Enforced by the people of the city, who aiced at the recapture. kOA was very anxious to retire, tlan was also in the possession of the Mass is now tlie only town held by the of Zuloaga. g wan it Co.’i Lottery Case. ease was called for trial yesterday mor- I the Superior Court of tills county. In lence of tlie sickness of one of the lead- C l, the trwl was postponed until the a of the court.--Cbnstitutionalist, Wm. Gregg, of GnmtwIUe, 8. C. Columbia Carrotiman, of 14th inst says: ee that Col. Wm. Gbkqg, of Grant- u been nominated for Governor, in irleston Mercury. |Col. Gtcoa lias been >ur most useful citizens, having done i as any other citizen to develop the ts of the 8tate.” ‘Do you go in for the Pennsylvania law f ’ , partly yes and partly no—I gees in but not for the jaw.’’ An., & Florida , R. R. Co., or Ala.,) Montgomery, November 16, 1858. J ' ^ROPOdAtS are invited for the Graduation and Mason- JL rv ou Sections 61 to 68»« inclusive. The work all lies in Butler county, commencing 7 miles southwest of Greenville, to which point the Road is a'ucady graded, aud extending 18R miles to f^ pulgah Kiver, and embra ces all the unlel portion of tho Road between Montgomery to Pensacola. A seperate bid will be required on each Section, tho Company reserving to itself t lie right to reject all bids if none prove satisfactory. Tho jiaymeute adored are, S in cash, as the work progresses, and in the Capital Stook of the Company which latter will be reserved in the hands of the Compa ny till the completion of the work, as security for the faithful performance of contracts. A profile of the work, and all requisite information iu reference thereto, may bo hod al the office of the Compa ny fit the city of Montgomery, from this date to l’liurs dav, December 9th. when the lettings will be declared.— SAMUEL G. JONES, Chief Engiueer. Nov. 13-dlwAwtd HEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, OVER THE STORE OF J. L. CUTTING & CO. mHE Ladies of Atlanta and vicinity that desire to pur I chase cheap MIUANEKY GOODS, wili find it to their advantage to purchase at Mrs, Renwltk’i new and Fashionable Millinery establishment. Rooms over Mr. CuUing’s Dry Goods Store. All Bridal orders promptly attended to. g^.Tbe Establishment is under the Superintendence of MISS BERRY, oT laGrange, Georgia. Nov. 11th, ’58..tf. JUST RECEIVED AT BARNES A CAMPBELL’S CELEBRATED AUCTION ROOMS, 20 DOZEN GOLDEN CRIPS BRANDY, (80 Cents per Bottle.) PIXE-APFLK STRCP, LEMOS SPRUP, it OLV GER WISE. 8000 GOOD SEGKARS, (75 Cents per Hundred.) Port Monies, (beautiful styles for Ladies.) 60,000 Needles Homan’s Drill eyed—10 cents per hundred. Soon to arrive, a large aud fine stock of Fancy G-oods! READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale. ■i O Half acre t 1 Zuil. J. 9. OaUwun, agent, or the subscriber for Terms. F. KROG, Trustee. Oel. 20 w2m. FEATHERS. A Lars# supply of choice new Featliers. fur sale by J0«Ph WR88IP. E XTRA English W«11i« Irons 60 per cent, below regu lar prices for sale at BRADY k SOLOMONS. Oct.28....2ni N E W BOOKS AT OCTOBER 2 7 T H ■ 9 18 58 P JS'EV WOODS TA VERS; or, SAM SUCK IX TEXAS. By tbo author of‘-A Strav Yankee in Tex as,” ‘Adventures of Captain Driest,” etc., etc. N EIV EXGLA XD'S CHA TILES ] Northern Poor-House. LIFE IX THE I X A XD A ROUS'D STAMBOl'L. II Horuby. ERMOXS TO TIIE CHURCHES. land HE M rSTERIOUS 3!A RKlA GE. of New York 1 ifc. By Mrs. Edmund By Francis Way A True Romance TAYLOR & HOLBROOK. (sctcsssoBs to J. Tayi.uk. Jr.) H AVE on hand ami are receiving their largo and splendid usEortincut of FALL & WINTER Hats, Caps, Ladies’ Hats, &c. 4 Tlie large?! and finest stock ever offered in M the Atlanta Market and at Prices unequalled A in the South; also a fine lot of Umbrellas, Canes & Trunks. To be found at the old stand until October 1st, when they will remove five doors nearer the Ram on<1. opposite BEACH & ROOTS IRON FRONT HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR FURS. Atlanta, September 18th, 1S5S dawly A $1,000 CHALLENGE TO THE WORLia. By Purchasing one or J. S. RARF.V’8 Books T l.Vf you can Ride, Drive, or Work any Horse that lives on earth, in the rourse of a few hours. FARMERS AND STOCK DEALERS. let mo call your attention to the book entitled “The Mod ern Art of Training Wild Horses, bv J. S. Karev,” the celebrated Horse Tamer. Let mo lay before vou that which is most necessary in your business ; let me have an opportunity to circulate amongst you, tliat which is gold to all mankind. You can take the most vicious, wild and ill-dis|>osed horse that ran be [irmluced. and in from twenty-five minutes to an hour, vou can make bitn he- eoiue perfectly kind ami submissive. Ho shall lie down* and you can lie down upon him: you can walk overliin " handle all his limbs, yon can make him sit up ami sub mit to tin 1 same w ithout the use of any- medicine w liat- ever. It hut the Book teaches to d u any man may do. that lias a rational mind, without endangering either liiinsuli or horse. All hoiking, kicking, aud runaway horses, may be made perfectly tame, and love to work, by this mode of treatment, amt if the|ieople of the vicini ty feel in the least interested, they will not pass it by sav ing, it is a bore, or the work itself is a humbug. Any person, after searching a copy of this valuable amt following the instructions in every |iartieular, and becomes dissatisfied, 1 am authorised to sav. t an liave his money returned. If any information is desired al ter reading tlie work, or explanation wanted, please address E. Parsons, Esq., at McMinnville, Tenn. Price $1.56 a copy-. lor sale by Wild JAM KAY, stile Agents for Up per Georgia. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5. JS59 ilawtf. I.)Q Bids. Pike's Magnolia Whiskey, just received and GUSTAVUS A. BULL, A TTORNE Y A T L A W, LaGrange. Geongla. "ITT! LI- practice in’the several Conntirs of the Coweta Tf Uircuit and in Heard, county. April 17liil858....d4twly. JOHN V. HEARD, A T TOBNEY A T L A W, Colquitt, Miller <’o., Georgia. March 6,1857,.... wly A- [J, I_A3t.tR. LOCHRANK & LAMAH. ATTOBHIES A T LA W Moron,... .Georgia. H AVING associated themselves in bussiness will de vote themselves exclusively- to the practice of their profession.[Jan 13.. ..dwtf. fur sale March 12. (TURKIC A GRUBB. CITY HOTEL. im Bay Street, Savanna to, Georgia. ritlll.S long established Hotel situated in the _L centre of Savannah business, offers now to _ its travelling country patrons und tlie [Htldie ai lalgo, belter areoinmodation than ever before—rnnlideut that tho house will be found in a better condition than it lias been lor years. The Proprietor assuri-s tbe public no in terest will be spared to watch over the trite interests ol his guests and to procure them every comfort. JOHN CAS-’, Proprietor. EDMUND MURPHY, -op t. N. It.—Carriages for the City Hotel, attend tbe arrival of every train and steamboat. May 1;) diwtf. FOE NEW YORK. FARE. REDUCED. Freight and Passage as low ns by any other Steamers. CABIN PASSAGE sis BY THRSCLKls DID AN li COMMODIOUS Side Wheel Steamers. At.GLsPA, 1.500 tuns, M. S. WoonHi'i.i.. Florida, 1,300 tons, Isacc Crowell.} Alabama, 1,300 tons, C. R. Schfxk. And first class Propel lor Star of tub South, 1,100 tons. CAPT. THOMAS LYON. These steamships belong to tho old established and ia- vorite line known ae tlie “Xnc fork and Saratmah Steam S'a filiation Company," and in tbo comfort, accom modations and fare cannot be exeelletWThcv are com manded by experienced, skilful, careful ami polite of fieors. PADIJ-.KtRI), FA\ k CO, Agents in ^avanuah SAM’I. MITCH ELI. A SON, New York. WILLIAM M. DAN FORTH. A TT ORNEV AT L A W. Falrlmrn Georgia July 25,1857 Of tho above loans and Discounts, there are Doubtful, .$7,700 00 In suit, and considered good 9,028 72 $267,435 28 CAPITAL STOCK, 5$Per Cent, paid iu,. Circulation, Due to Depositors ou de>_ Ime to Banks on demand, Profit. Ac LIABILITIES. ..7*192,400 00 .$ 96,200 00 . 130,678 00 . 28,018 92 3,793 10 ■ 8.261 20 ^ '267,435 28 BOARD OR 1 DIRECTORS. E. IV. HOLLAND, A. AUSTELL, Hon. J. I. WHITAKER. P ERSONALLY appeared before me, E. W. Holland, President,and A. Austell, Cashier, and made oath that tbe foregoing statement is true to' the best of their knowledge aud belief; and they further swear, tliat said Bank has not by itself, its Officers or Agents, in any particular, violated the proviskn s of an Act, passed by the Legislature of Georgia, entitled “an Act to provide against the forfeiture of the several Bank Churtersjn this State,’’ passed during last year. ^worn to and suliseribeii before tne, this^loth Nov’r., 1858, \ E. W. HOI.IAND, President , Cfoefcaaad , HILL, V* —r yfr GRUBBS. t *• X. CLAKK CLARK & ORUBB, Commission Her chants. Ageato fi$t CtAtotlitn of all' KlMs. * And Dealers in Bacon, Lard, Prodaec or all UmU, Gxwceriea, *r.- A»-At tlieir old stand, on WhitehaU.St., AtlantaGa.«%» B ACON, Lard and Corn always on hand. .Strict alien- tion paid to consignments of every description and Orders resiicctfilb^soUej. b‘'l, and carefully filled—FOR CASH. S. B. HOYT, Notary Public. A.. AUSTELL, Cashier. LIST OR 1 STOCKHOLDERS. Shares. Yalne. Amonnt Ja^tgo, Ahliotl&Uo Atlanta Ga 10 100....$ 1,000 G M Johnson Atlanta Ga pharos 1 20.. Value. ..100.. Amount .$ 2.000 L J Gartrell do 5.. ..100.. 500 David Mover do 5.. ..100.. 500 H W McDaniel do 0.. .. do.. 600 J T Parkersou do 5.. .. do.. 500 Jraeph Kinship do 10.. . do.. . 1.000 H 1. Currier do ft.. .. do.. 500 Wm G Forsyth do .. 5.. . do.. 500 John Farrar do .....10.. .. do.. . 1.000 F H Coleman do 5.. . do.. 500 E W Hoi lend do ....SH4.. . do.. . 89,400 C H Strong A Co do 5.. . do.. 500 P E McDaniel 12,. . di... . 1.200 Wm Herriug k Son do 0.. . do.. 600 Edmund Holland do 2.. . do.. 200 I. Deau do . do.. 500 J I Whitaker do A B Forsyth do John A Duane do A Austell do Daniel Jolinxoii Fulton Co. M Collier do do George Lyon do do Samuel Walker do do A W Wheat Cainpliellton., James F Johnson Jonesbori. T A Lyon Dallas 1 T A Lyon. Trustee do 1.. T A Lyou do do 1.. 5 do.... 500 .. 5.... do.... 500 .. 8.... do.... 800 .855.... do.... 85.500 do ....10.... do.... ....10.... do.... ....10.... do.... .... 6... do do do.... do.... 300 1,600 1,000 1.000 100 500 100 100 100 JOEL D. SIMMS, GROCER & COMMISSION Decatur Street, three door, West if the Athenaeum Buitdm ATLANTA, GEORGIA. GROCERIKN on band, at Wholesale and Re- A B and C Sugars ; Old Gov. Java Cblfce • Granulated Sugars ; Fine RioCoflw • Critshed Sugars : Pickles, chlsn’ps and Powdered Sugars . Sauces : and in Tact, everything iti tlie Grocery I.ixk : Liquors Wines, Clgara (some of the finest ever brought to Atlanta.) and Tobacco of all grades. My terms are Cash, aud I shall not deviate from them to please any body, but give as many Goods, if not more than auy House in Atlanta, for I he same amount of mon ey. Sept. 29....dwtf. JOELD.SIMMS. R 1 MOV AL! No. Shares 1924... .100... $192,400 : X. A. McLENDON. STONE & FITCH, A T T 0 R N E Y S AT LA W Ada uta, Gcoi-KiA O ut ICE iu Marklmm’s Block, up Srairs. January 30,1858 dwl v r.. II. BRISCO* B. B. BBOlUFFBXIlKm. BRISCOE Jit BrtiRAFFEtiKFAD, A T 1’ 0 R N E V ’ S A T L A W , llledgcville, Georgia W 1IJ. iiraetice also iu the Courts of adjoining Counties. June 18....dawly I.. J. GARTREI.I,, ) -i T. W. J. II1U, G-artrell & Hill, AT TO R N E Y S A T L A W ATLANTA, GEORGIA. July 58 dly. SAMUEL H. BAKErT, A T T O R N E Y A T I. A W And Notaiy Public Alpharetta, Milton County, Georgia. W II.I. give prompt attention to all busbies entrusted to Ins professional management. Strict attention will be given to the collection of claims. References. —Gen. A. .1. Hansel,George X. L-ster W Phillips, Marietta; H. P. Bell, W. U\ Lewis. James It. Brown,Canton. march 1,1858..dlv ’ JAMES M. SMITjh, ATTORNEY A T LAW. liouiloii) W II.I. practice in tbo District and inferior courts o' this SjjUe. Careful attSnion |«id to the investigating or Land Till- s, to the buying, selliug and locating ot land G-rtilicates. Promptness given to the collection of all claims. lixFEUKNctfri:—Hon. Mm. Seldon, Wusiiiugton ic • A Austin Smith, Washington, D. P ; Hon. It. Johnson, ftiilti more, Md ; tiov. Win. Haton, Warrentou, X. C; Rev. ltd. Johnson, Atlanta, Ga ; W. IV. Gaines,New Orleans la TexanKrfkkkxcb, : —Hon. P. il. Hell. Son Antonio Judge l’asehni, San Antonio ; Judge G. W. Pasclial Aus * ’ ; Hon. P. W. Gray, Houston; Perkins & Kccc.li, llous- [January 7, DR. L. J. ROBKRT . MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTITIONKR Marietta, Georgia. 0“ Office at his Residence. [d&wtf W. T. C. Campbell & Bio., SUCKOX & MECHANICAL DENTISTS, A RE prepared to perform all opera tions in the profession with dura bility ami skill. Office over Alexander’s Drug store, White Hall St reel. W. T. C. CAMPBELL, Atlanta, Jan. 20 dlf <;. p. CAMPBELL. F- D. THTOtMAH, M D-, DBS. Surgeon Dentist. OFFICE—No. 38 Whitehall Sheet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Aug. 8 dawlv. s. Am.\AM>EK.j |WJt. A. SIIKIBV. K X. PEPPER AXD OTHER COXDI.XEXTS ; # Put up for use, by Jacques Maurice] O O SCEOLA THE SEMI SOLE or tho Red Fawn or the Flower laud, by Capt. Mayue Kuid, author of the Scalp Hunters, Ititt. Rangers White Caief, Hunters' Feat, Quadroon, Tlie War Trail, etc., ote. Cora and tho Doctor, Courtesies of Werlded life Household Angol, etc. rpiiE _ _L Ieabe, author of Cora and (bo Docter, Courtesies of Wodded Life, Household Augel,” etc., etc. W EBSTER ft HAYNE’S celebrated Speeches in the United States Senate, on Mr. Foot’s Resolution of January, 1830. Also, Daniel Webster’s speech iu the Senate of the United States, May 7,1850, ou the slavery compromise. FTER DARK: . tins. A NOVEL. By Wilkie Col- E llen a a k en z a ; or, the femaij<; sailor Boy. o L IFE IN THE FAR WEST ; or Hie Comical, Quizical, and Tragical Adventures of a Hooeier. O ■At IT AR E LSFS A1 R E ; or, the BAIJ.CT- GIRLS IfJL Ia>vo O E AWSON THF. RENEGADK ; or the SCATTERS RE- venge T HE FLOWER OF THE FLOCK. By Pierce Egan, Esq.. author of the Castle and tbe Cottage, Snake ia the Grass,ae., kc. rjIHE MEXICANS BRIDE ; or, the RANGERS RE- venge. fJIHKI GREAT ORIGINAL and Entrancing Romance tbs FIREMAN’S BRIDE, OR Veaalifal Myra; l toe Mad Act res*. The History of Myra Blakely, and Ringgold, A bough clothed in the illusive language and plot of a Novelet, yet brings to light facts most Startling and Strange, lbs Pireman’s Story of Harder, Mystery, Love, Deception, Daring and Duty. Will be read with aTlirilliug aud lav ing Interest to all. U NCLE FRANK’S Pleasant Pages for the Fireside. A miscellany of tales, sketches, travels, biography, history, fables, anecdotes, (Hstogaes, poetry, etc.—By Francis C. Woodworth, editor of “ Woodworth’s Youths’ cabinet,” author of Uncle Frank’s borne stories,” “ Won ders of the insect world,” ‘Theodore Thinker'* tales,’ As Also, 23rd volume Georgia Reports (hr sale by WM. KAY, Agent, Oct 80 '68-tf Atlanta, Geo. N EW STYLES' MERINO AND Paratuetta Rofiea Shawls and Scartb. just received by [oct. 16,1968 t(] J. L. CUTTING k CO NEW YORK & CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE! :o : THROUH TICKETS, From Montgomery, Ala., to'New York, $J9 (to “ Atlanta, Ga., “ “ “ 23 00 “ Augusta.Ga., “ “ “ 20 00 |J- Cau lie hrid on application at tho Rail Road Ticket Offices at each point. FARE REDUCED*!! CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK, $15 00 STEERAGE “ “ “ “ 8 00 Next’ York and Charleston Side ’Wheel T. g, Mall Steamships ; throturli In from 48 to M) Honrs. Steamship COLUMBIA, 1800 Tons—M. Berry, Com- nmuder. Steamship NASHVILLE, 1S00 Tons—I,. M. Murray Commander. Steamship JAMES ADGER, 1500 Tons—K. Adams Commander. Steamship MARION, 1200 Tons—W. J. Foster Com mandcr. leaves Adger’s Wharves everv Wednesday aud Saturday at High Water. T HE.’K Steamships were built expressly for this line, aud lor safety, Speed aud comfort, arc unrivalled on the roast. Tables supplied with every luxury. Atten tive and courteous Commanders will ensure travellers by this line every comfort, having elegant Stale Room ac commodations. For Freight or Passage, apply to H. MISSROOX &CO., Corner of East Bay and Adger’s South Wharf July 9th, 1853. DB.S. ALEXANDER & SHELBY, QFF1CE Corner Marietta and Market Streets. January 3, 1858....dwlv DR. JAMES M. MORRIS’ O FFICE on Marietta, street, opposite Dr. .1. F. Alexan der’s. [Atlanta,Ga., February 9,1858....dwly. E. J. &R. W. CRAVEN. SURGEON DENTISTS NEW YORK and. SAVANNAH fTTHE American-Atlautic. Screw Steamship Co’* new aud I elegant Steamships HUNTSVH.IJC, Cnpt . Robt. Har- tiie, 1.000 Tons burthen. MONTGOMERY, Capt. Freder ick Crocker, 1,000 Tons burthen. Will leave New Y ork and Savannah every Saturday. Passage $15. II to superb accommodations for passengers on thoee Steamers are unsurpassed by any Ocean steamers in the world. The Saloons and State Rooms are elegantly fur nished, spacious and well ventilated. Tiiese Steamers are in immediateconnection of the Cen tral Railroad of Georgia, and its connecting Hoads. Daily Express Freight trains are run in this line in only 24 hours from Savannah to Atlanta without breaking bulk VvongU rates of Freight from New York to Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Tusctmibia aud other places, inclu ding every expense, given when required. g®- Mercliandisc consigned to tlie Agent of the Cen tral Railroad, Savannah, will be received and forwarded Free of Commission. Mark Goods “Care agent Central Railroad Savannah.” Shippers are pa icttlarlv request ed to forward bills of lading by the Steamer, thereby en suring greater dispatch, and avoiding all delays. Insurance may be eftected by these steamers at the Offices of tlie undersigned alone half per cent, with the best Companies. Until further notice, freights by this Line from New York will be as per regular Tarilt Rates, viz : 16 cents fool for Dry Goods and other measuremeiilGuods, and 8 cents p Coot for Hats, Boots and ShoeB, Other Goods, regular rates. Apply to BRIGHAM, BALDWIN k CO., Savannah. H. B. CROMWELL A CO., 86 West 8t., corner ol Alba; ny, New. York. May 18th, 1858 dtewly. (Suaxssort In Isilbettec and Cmrett.) O ffice over J. J. Richards Book Store. Whitehall St. Atlanta. G». N. B.—Teeth extracted by a new process, without pain. june 9,1868....d&wly. F. M. CO WEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA W 11.1. pract ice in the count ies of the Blue Ridge Circu it Refers to Gov. Brown, Milledgeville, Ga..Gen A. It Hauscll. Marietta, Ga.,Col. Inwsou Fields. Alpharetta Ga., Col. .1. K. Brown, Canton Ga. Sept. 10th, ’58..wlv DR. V. H. TALIAFERRO H AVING returned to the city after an absence of some weeks, would aunoncc tliat lie Is permanently loca ted in Atlanta, and can be found at the old stand on White Hall Street, during tho day, and at big residence on Ivy sheet at night. X. B.—A servant will lie found in the office at night who will promptly convey calls for professional service. March 13,1858 ....dly. MARGENIUS A. BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, - ^ ATLANT A, GEORGIA. P ARTICULAR aud prompt attention will be given to the prosecution and defence of Criminal cases, and Ihe collection of Claims. SUT Office on Whitehall street, iu Mulinbrink's Granite Front Building. Oct21-d*wlv. JONES & McEENDON, Wholesale A RetailCrocers, A Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, tyc., No. 8, Cherokee Block, Peachtree St., G-eorgia. :o: ■Vf r K have this day formed a Copartnership nude, the name and style of Jones & McLendon, for Hie purpose ot IT transacting a general Grockry Bi;si.\ks» in this city. Each of us take this method to thank ourold friends and customers lor the lilieral pi'tronage heretofore extended to us when not connected in business, and hope, hv devot ing our strict [>ersonal attention to the business, to merit a continuance of tlieir favors. We resjtoctfully solicit our old friends and tlie public generally to call and see us. We have in store, and are receiving daily, a well selected stock of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Ac., including everything usually kept in a Grocery store. Also, Liquursof all kinds, .3eg:irs, Tobacco, kc., all ,of which will be sold low FOR CASH or approved [taper on short lime. Our facilities lor buying being equal to any House iu cities below us, and Freights less on New Orleans Goods, we challenge competition,aud ouly ask a trial. Our Stock is in part of 200 Sacks Rio, laguna. Java, and Mochu Coffee. 100 Jtbls. Powdered A Crushed A BA C Sugars. 20 Hlids Muscovado and Port Rico do 6 Cases Loaf Sugar. 10 Hlids Molasses. 200 Sacks Liver|iool Salt. 10 Tierces Rice 10 Hales India Iktgging. 1(X) Coils Hale Rope. 100 Boxes Tobacco, various brands—some very Hue. 20.000 Cigars, from $10 to $50 ^ thousand. KH) Bbls. Whiskey, various brands, from the sboapest to the best; some 19 years old. Bbls Kick Spring Rum.’ •* Phelps’ Gin. Atlanta Gn., October 10,185g 2pdi\vl 50 Casks American Brandies, in Bbls, 1-10, A casks j 10 “ French do Some very line—1804. 10 Bills Cordials, Cherry Brandies, Ac." 20 Casks Wine—Malaga, Maderia and Port. 20 Baskets Champaigue, various brands. 200 boxes Adamantine Candles; 25 boxes Hotel do : 20 Sperm Candles ; 50 lioxes No. 1 Soap ; 20 boxes Cas tile Soap ; 20 boxes Toilet do ; 50 boxes Starch ; 50 box es assorted Candies ; 25 boxes Soda ; 10 kegs do; 25jars Macaboy Snuff; 25 doz bottles do; 25 pkgs Teas—l’ow- chong, Outong, Gun Powder aud Ilison : 10 bales Facto ry yarns ; Basins, Nuts, Sardines, I/ibsters. Ac. ; Pep per, Ginger, Spice, Buckets, Tubs, ('hums, Brooms, Ac.; | in fact almost anything you want can lie had at No 8. Terms liberal to dealers. Call and see us. .< MS A MCLENDON. Beg to announce that they have comple ted, and [are now occupying their ; NEW Iron Front Store, And now offer to the Public, a VERY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS SHOES, cfcO. Probiilily one of the largest ever opened iu Atlanta. Our Goods liave been bought at very low prices and will be sold at an unusually small profit. BEACH & ROOT. Oct 7, 1838 dwtf ALEX. M. WALLACE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries aKditiiintry Produce, &c., &e ALABAMA STREET, ATLANTA GEORGIA. H AS Constantly on hand a latgc Stock of Family Groceries, nt greatly reduced | r res. Dealers and Housekeepers are respectfully asked to call and examine their Stock an >1 Prices before buying elsewltero TOBACCO AGENCY. GOODS!! JUST RECEIVED AT IL&wA® & SPmiirt@IlIl s ii Merchant Tailoring House, (.Next door to Clarice A Grubb's, Whitehall Street,) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. The undersigned is Agent for’.the sale of VIRGINIA TOBACCO, and will! be bought in New Vork or any Northern Market.—TKRMS : Three Mouths, Fulton. A liberal Discount for Cush. Atlanta, Oct. 27tli, 1858.. ..tUf. eil eheapor than the same Brands can •ndorsed paper payable iu the Bank of alex. si. Wallace. NEW BOOTS AND SHOES! Reduced Prices. and invite their attention to our extensive assortment of Spring aud Summer Styles of BOOTS & SHOE S which have been manufactured under our own supervision since tin- decline in stock, ami enables us to sell at low er prices than those who purchase H orn second hands, and we guarantee to sell a better quality ol’ goods mil at as low prices ns those who advertise to sell at 16 to 25 |«er cent, lower Hiatt anybody, or at cost We are determined not to he excelled either m style, quality, or low prices, and lim e now in store ami uredailv receiving the largest tiered in this market, consisting in pait of the following styles: Indies’ french Glove Kid Congress Gaiters, with heels. I I Julies Indies’ Indies’ Indies’ Indies' Indies’ Indies’ Indies’ Indier’ Kid welt Inee Bools, with heels. “ Turn inee Boots, with heels. Gout welts. A. Boots, with heels. Kid aud Cloth Buskins. Kid Kxcelsiors, with heels. Kid Slippers, with rosettes aud heels. Kid Ties and Slippers, worsted enibr’ed bl’k & bronze Toi’t.Slip’s White Kid Slippers. Indies’ Cnr|iet Slippers. Misses & ( hil s Silk Inst. Cong, k Inee Gait’s with heels Misses’ and Children’s Kid Welt and Turn Inee Hoots Misses’ A Children's KM Pat’t Leather Foxed Inee boots. Mist.cs and Children’s Kid Shanghai Inee Bools Misses’ French Kid Rosette and Plain Slippers. Children’s Black, Bronze and Patent leather Al Cherokee Block, Peachtree street. A HI.MICK & AIIA.t Ankle Ties. s ns those who be excelled eithei stock of 1JOOTX Ck SIHIKx ever before Gents French Calf I’unqis and wen sewed Boots. Gents •• “ Pat Leather sewed Boots. Gent- ,‘ -■ Pump aud welt l>egged Bools. Gents •* •• square edge welt lagged Boots. Gents “ aud kid Congress Gaiters. Gents •• Silk lasting Congress Gaiters and lies. Gents “ Calf Glove Kid Jk lasting Oxford Tie. Gents “ “ and Kid Oxford Boots. Gems “ Patent leather low cut Shoes. Gents •• “ leather De.Ioinville. Gents “ Calf, Goat, Bull'and Kip Brogans. Gents Tapestry, carpet Velvet and Goat Slippers. Boys A Youths Fr’ch Calf Boots, Cong. Gait’s A Oxl . l ira. Ladies' Silk lasting Congress and I mo Gaiters. Indies’ “ ■ Cres’tFoxcdCon tim e Gai’s with heels Children’s Kid aud Cloth Hutton Boots. Infant’s Soeks, ussorted Colors, Ac. All Goods purchased of us, Warranted, and re[iaired Free tf Charge. hiuta, Georgia. March 20,1858 dawlv W . H E R B I N Gr & S O N MANUFACTURER’S & WHOLfSALE & RETAIL CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMK.RKS, VESTING, HATS, CAI S. MIIHTS AND A1J. K1N1S OF (il-NTS FURNISHING GCOI* ^ H AVE received their new STOCK for FALL A WINTER TRADE, to which they invite tho attention of those want ing goods iu their line. Our Stock this Season is tin- largest and most choice we have ever brought to this eitv aud beiug determined to increase our business largely this season, we will oiler greater inducements than e\ er be fore to CASH BUYERS. We still make Clothes to order and guarantee as good fits as cau be bad in tbe U. states. About the 15lh of October next, we shall remove to our new Store, one of the tw’o RON FRONT STORES PUILDING BY MESSRS. BEACH & ROOT, ON WHITEHALL STREET, A FEW EC0KS NEARER THE RAIIROADTHiNOTJR PRESENT STAND Wo aro Agonts for SINGER’S Celebrated SEAVIXti MACHINES and HERRING’S Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES, which look the highest Prize Medal al the World’s Fair in b.ndon iu 1851, and again at New- York in 1853, pronounced by the most competent Judges to be the best safe made nr iii'D i> i\'/ * \ . MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS! A large aud well selected stock. READY MADE CLOTHING Decidedly Fine—Weil Cut and Well Made—Latest Styles. Clotbs, Cassiuieres and Vesting*, i If the very best Quality and most Beautiful Patterns, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS! large assortment—Endless Variety—latest Patterns— Rest Materials. Come and see. O ’Clothing Cut and made to order by the most skill fill workmen. All work Warranteil Good. Tailor’s Crayons and Tapp Measures: also Ground down Needles, at $1 per one dozen |>upers. $3- Agents forT P IVilliatns’ “New York and Paris Reports of Fashions.” $3-Also, Agents for the sale of Grover A Baker’ Sowing Machines. TERMS CASH. LEWIS I.AWSHE. Oct. 13....dwtf. JAMES PBRTF1J. WHEELER & WII.SDK Sewing Machines, FROM $00 TO $103; ALSO, CHEAPER MA CHINES FOR $30 AND $33. MACHINE NEEDLES, .SPOOL SILK. &C.. &C. A. H. C. BROCKEN, 22 CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK, Manufacturer of Glass Syringes, Homoeopathic Vials, Grad uated Measures, Nursing Bottles, ffc. G 1 LASB WARE for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers, T Photographers, kc. Green Glass Ware by the pack age. A libern I discount made to the trade. Orders from country Druggists aud Dealers solicited. Price lists sent on application. sepia daw3m J. E. WILLIAMS. 30LLIXG BAKES. WILLIAMS & BAKER, (Successors to Williams, Rhea dc Co.,) G aNFRAI.Commission Merchants. Athcneum Building. Decatur Street, Atlanta, Georgia. prompt and [articularattention given to thcgalek^Af of Grain, Bacon, lard, Flour Feathers, and Tcn-Hl^to nessec [iro<liice generally. Jan. 27, ’58 dtf. Caldwell, Fagan & Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Charleston, Sooth Carolina W ILT, attend to the tale of country produce, Flour Grain, Ac. office at the corner of East Bay and Cumberland streets. Cau>wkll, Bi.akki.y & Co. I .Iamks Pauak. Bkawizy A Aiixanmck | Oct 26, 55....dlmwt.f. BANKAGENCY, ALEX M. WALLAICE, .\geat (or the Bank of Camden S. Carolina, FFICE at Wallace k Robinson’s Warehouse—corner o prompt attention to collections generally. EW STYLES OF RAU1-AN CLOAKS. Just received by [oct. 16,1868 tf) J. L. CUTTING A CO. W. HERRIXt W. F. ] lERKIXt k,r Atlanta, September 23<1,1858 dawtf W. HERRING & SON. wbz mLAjm^ r mrjEstsrmr i The Cable Successful!! FALL GOODS! FALL GOODS! A GREAT FALL IN GOODS!1! 4 LI. lovers of Science, ami the fine ai ls, and the public in general, would do well to call before purchasing else- JtY_ where, at P. Hayden A Co., 38 Whitehall street where they will find a splendid assortment of Foreign and Do mestic Dry Goods, Bools and .Shoes, and Millinery'Goods at prices that will enable every otic to purchase from us. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 1, 1858. P. HAYDEN k Co., [Style cf tlie Lock Stitch.j T HF. Stiteli cannot be raveled and presents the same appearauco u[ioii each side of Ihe fabric and inter locker! iu the center of it. This Machine is equally capac itated to sew tbe finest of Jaconet Muslin and the coarsoet of Xegro Garments. A lady recently from the Office in New York will go into Families anil teach the use ol the Machine in the city free of charge. to e warrant every to’hceler & Wilson Machine to work perfectly. Gentlemen’s measurement Whirls made to order. Al so, all kinds ol Family New Ihg neatly executed at our l>f- flee in 2d Ntory Beach k Root's new Iron Front Building. Whitehall Street. HOTCHKISS & lANGDOfc. Atlanta, Oct. 23<1.. ..dlnuwlt. B EEHH-S Celebrated HATS. Kail styles., received aud for axle by eepgg W. HIBIHIX G k 80X. GREENWOOD MILLS, ATLANTA, GA. T HE proprietors have taken a room in the old Xor cross Building for the purpose of buying Grain and felling tiicir choice Family S. F. and tine Flour, 8I101 ts. and, Ib :,n. Also, fresh ground meal and Grits, to which they rail attention of citv dealers and consumers. STEWART & M< ORE OrdersJrom a dishnico promptly filled. Oct "Wi’TS-dlni T.~C. HO WARi> ! ‘VCntroiois^Llo^^ am© Pommission Merchant. (At Parr's old stand. Marietta Street.) ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Marrli 2f., 1858....dawly. COFFEE! COFFEE!! fT / ) bags prime Rio Coffee ; 10 bags choice Java Cof- t)'y fix?, for sale, low, by •h;26. T. C. HOWARD. HARDWARE & IRON STORE. „ * "2.^•2!, CLARKE & LEWIS, (SUCCESSORS TO) G-illoert, CDlsurl^e cfc ILie'W'is 8wedos’ English and Refined, liar and Bundle Iron. Cast, German.Blister and Plow Steel. Cut, to'rough! aud Horse Shoe I Xails. Trace, log. Wagon. Pump and l Continuous Chains. Mill Irons, Mill Saws of all kinds Farmer’s Tools, Agricultural Im- | plemenls, consisting of Corn-shel- j lers, straw Cutters, of the very j brat quality, Plows. Grain Cradles Scythe Rludra, Wheat Fans,! ’Hiresbing Machines, Shovels . I Spades. Axes and Hoes, Cast Steel i Picks. Mattocks, Cotton Manilla it • Hemp Rope. Atlanta. Georgia. December 13th, 1856. Dealers in English & American HARDWARE. CHEROKEE BLOCK, Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Fairbanks Scales. Boiler Rivets. Nutts and Wash ers—Cass co., & English Castings. Would invite particular atten tion to our large Stock of builders Hardware, which has been select ed from the very best Manufac turers. We have also, the largest and lies! Stock of Guns, Rifles und Pistols, over offered in this Mar ket, Consisting of Fine English and Danuiscus Twist and lamina ted steel Barrel Shot Guns, Colts old and new.model, and a large assortment of Pistols. Ac. *5, Orders from city and coun try solicited. Barrels choice New Orleans Syrup: 10 IIluls prim - At) New Crop West India Molasses, just received, and for stile, low, by [march 26] T. C. HOWARD. V O R SAL. E. ? A Shares ofthc Capital Stock of the Mining Company DA/of Georgia. Tho Company is now shipping largo quantities Of vain * able ore from their mine iu Cherokee county. *5“ I have also, for sale, (or exchange for real estate ill the city iff Atlanta.) 230 I ots of land, situated ill up per and lower Georgia. .MARCUS A. BKI ... Oct. 24, 1858....d4t Atlanta, Ga. Harper for November. A LARGE lot just to ltaiicl at Kay’s of the above popular periodical. Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 27..tf. AUCTION & COMMISSIONHOUSE BY S. J. SHACKLEFORD. iVTLA VTA, GEORGIA. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS. I A» CASH! CASH! CASH! BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER; kinds of Merchandised sold upon short notice oir ■ording to instructions. Property sold for Admin rator's or Executor's, upon reasonable'terms. Feb. ISi wly. F"OR SALE. 4 n assortment of Burial Cases. Uhea|u>r than the cheapest. 8. J. 8HACKKl.Fl>KD. Agent. F’cbuary 16 1858. MM. JL V. OJRMUL, J}MSOT, E F-Sl'FtTITIJ.Y calls the attention of her former friends aud [istrous, as well os strangers visiting Ihe mf, to . her very large stock of M1L.I.1XERY & FANCY GOODS, consisting ofBonuels, Ca)«, Head Dresses, Ribbons. French Flowers, Kenehee, Hair Braids, and Embroideries. Store at Frankr«.rd’s old Staud, W'bitebali Street. Atlanta,Georgia. N B Particular^ attention paid to the Dress making aud Dress cutting business A. 1. C., Ageut. MEDICAL. \tmtF.. D ll. M. 11. OLIVER can be found at all hours except when professionally engaged, at tho Atlanta Hotel. To. 14. aug.21 dwtf. 1N8EKD A LARD 0118,at low prices bv , JOSEPH W1N81HP. COTTON GOODS. S HIRTINGS, Yarns, sheetings and Osnaburgs, always on lumd and for sale by J08EPH WTN8HIP. BRANDY. I N Store and for sale. Apple Brandy, three years old, nothing better for making liiaudy Pearlies, cull aud gel a supply at 8. to’. JONES?.