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ShaWls and Cloak
In endless variety-fN
Hoop-Skirts
AT great reduction in prices.
Retail Millinery Department,

Superintendent by Miss ELIZA BELLAM
is the most complete in the West, and new
goods are daiiy arriving; and by the 18th
of September the stock wilt he complete,
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire.
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Dress Goods Department,

Under special charge OF. PROF. GUST.
MATTHIAS, is now Stocked with Novelties
of the Season, at from 81 10 500 a pattern,
and in which any and every body can be
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Notions Department.

This stock, in charge of A. VENEMANN,
Is very com plete, from a Paper of Pins to q
Parrot Alexandre's Kid Gloves, or Brass
Button TO Paper Collar. Bur the most
attractive isthe celebrated Bigfow's Linen
Finished and 'Star OF the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at % cents box-the most
durable, best fitting, nd cheapest Collar
m una foa
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fery respectfully, y
VICTOR BIscH, A. Y. G.

! Sept. 70. 1861. ! NJ. lfrf-- D.
Z. S.-Your, assertions concerning
u. s. Revenue are. also based upon
error, as | will take pleasure; in show
ing you if you willcall on me- ~
-4sloI sag Il s1a.ii+,.s. .gi...lT atos ", b.
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Domestic Department,

Under the charge of A. LANSING, can
now be had the best and most popular
makes of ,Cafcoes. Brown and Bleached
Mu' lins, Sheetings, -Piilow-Case Muslins,
checks, iTickings, Hickory TStripes. &C.,
and always at the lowest market price.
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Wooden Department,

Under e-superintendence of JOHN Els
ENHAUER. Is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
Boy's Wear, would do well TO, examine
THIS stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and save money. Also, Flannels in ala
wool. part cotton, and silk and wool.
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White Goods Department.

In charge Off. i. DUTCHER,i Is being daily
ieplenished, and The assortment now COM
plete-consisting OF Swiss, Jaconets, Table
Linens and Cloths, Stand and Table Cow
ers, Towels, Napkins, Handkerc hiefs, En-
broideries, Edgings, Laces (both real and
imitation). Embroidered and Lace Cur
tafns,. and charming Beauties in Bed
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Great Dfscoverv.

Complete RcUolution in Rocfngi
+" THE PLASTIC SLATE For
Roofing and other purposes.
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods

than can be found In any ONE ESTAB-
In the rtT
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September ~ 81; svr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ J. IL oPOSALS.-OFFICE DEPOT A
Di@hohslNG QuARTERMA STER. ATLANTA a.
~ a. 'S07.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be recs
:" !" '"'7 Office until 10 ill.,, 1Aursdoy. October ,ot.
1867. for supplying the Government will, 600 non MI,
OF LUMBER, as follows. viz.
600 stills 20x8xS
900 Plates 2Ox4xC .... ...
40 Scantllng LSt6xe
300 Scantling 19x4x4
1.43O Scautling 2Os2x4
$40 Scantling 17x6x6
230 scantling 10x4x3
1900 scantling iOx2x4
1880 Joist 24x3x8
1850 Jolst lix3xS
1850 pieces bridging i6x1ax3
1850 Ito Leans 2dx2 ~
l.26O Braces 2Ox2xC'
$500 Rafters 15x2rg
l,250 Raftors IGx2x5
$40 Rsfters 20x2xJ
l"s.14o fcet Flooring Ia inches thick. 40 f..
long
oo'soo feet Flooring X inches thick, IA fece
long
'1'01o f."' Shooting straight edse) ! inc,
'i'ooo feet Plank 1 inch thick, 10 feet long,
incl es wide
zl'ooo ieet Plank l inch thick, 20 feet long
5000 feet Plank 2xG inches
10000 feet OF Strips l3 inches
The whole to be good, sound Pine Lumbar. Ds,,ua,.
!" commence October 18th, 1867. with such msteria, .,
VIII ~ required III framing, and to continue In auc.
qu"hunos and OF such sizes and description as may fro,
un' i" oine De required in the ordinary pi ocess OF COL.
stf"cuon--the whole contract to be filed within ninet
oAyslfom the date Of first delivery. The whole 70 bo de.
hvered at the "Swift Race Track. . in the city Of Atlant
where 1t will be inspected.
proposals must state tho price per thousand feet.
nios VIII he entertained tor each article separately ter
any part OF the whole bill, not less in amount than 100 90,
feet, or for the whole amount.
Mdc rpnot ~ -
tise1lent ATTACHED TO EACH, and bear the endorseme,.
u TWO RESPONSIBLE persons who are willing to becoma
surety Tor the bidder in the event of tho contract bain,
awarded to him. Proposals not complying With the re,
quirements of this advertisement will b, rejected:
bidders are invited to be present or repl scented at th,
opening of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any ora,
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned. AMI
endorsed upon tn, envelope, "Proposals for the dsl;va,y.
OF Lumber" 1870
BY order of Brevet Brig. Gen. r.. sAxToN, Chief O. NJ.
Ii. j. F~ARNSWORTH,
First Lieutenant saith Infantry. A. A.. q. NJ.
ooooer' In charge Of Depot.
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December 10
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SAVANNAH, October '6-P. M.-The weather is
cool and raining in torrents all day. ,2
The reports from Florida and Southwestern
Georgia are very gloomy. Heavy rains being re-
ported. 4
SAVANNAH, October 6.-The rains in Florida con-
tinns. A heavy freshet at Live Oak vaahsd tho
track Of the Atlantic ana Gulf Railroad in aavera,
places. The train due this A. NJ. haa rot a,r;vaa
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/, VOLUME VINO. 8
Our Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, October NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
issued an address urging his friends to go to
Rome. There has been q Gsvibaldi meeting held
at Turin. II IL reported that the Papal troops
were beaten at Vaguera.
LONDON, October 4-Noon.-Bonds, 7is. Eve
ning--Conso1s, 94s; Bonds, ZIG.
LIVERPOOL, October 4-Noon.-lt is a holiday
and no cotton market. Breadstuffs steady.
LIVERPOOL. October "A o'clock. Cotton auiet.
Breadstuffs buoyant and advancing. Corn, ass. Sd.
Wheat, 14s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 4--Evening Cotton heavy.
Uplands, SD. Orleans, Sid. Pork, Ills. Bacon,
AS. Turpentine, 26s. Cd. Rosin, s.. Cd. Tallow,
44s. 90. Corn, ASS. 81. California Wheat, l4s. Sd.
Red Western, 13s. 10d.
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The latest adyices from India stated that the
great car festival OF yJuggernaut' was in progress
at Pooree, 1T is satisfactory TO find that these
idolatrous festivals seem to be- now losing their
hold on the m~asses-partly under the influence Of
greater prosperity and enlightenment, partly from
Che indirect Encouragement Of them for sanitary
and moral reasons. Three years ago, the multi
tude which, sHfrouhdedth the oArawas enormous, and
some Of the worshippers were killed, This year
Ghe Slowdsa were much less than S;.essn nd cen
sisted chiehyof women and children. One Of the
I've ssEs was not dragged at frst. because the neo-
pie would not assist in an oct generally consider
dressed o petition to the magistrate, Of which the
following is q translation: son hocount Of the
heavy rain and the small gathering Of people on
the first day Of the Ruth 1car) festival, the car
could not be moved. Tomorrow will be Sunday,
and there viii be q large concourse Of people.
Unless your Honor looks with favor 1t will be diff
cult to move the car. SO I pray that the cost 10 Nv
be received from me, and that orders may be givon
by beat Of drum, and the police may be deputed to
the gpot to have. the.cag moved" OF course the
magistrates gave no assistance, and finally the
evil pneh was everted and the priests pockets filed
when Tub car RasT dragged tavlittls distance after
heavy expenditure. 1t Ia Q ponderous %erectiony ON
ten pairso wheels, eech made of one enormous
Riecst off wood. The painted block Mhici. does duty
f9sS 5JaIgaerts is IN hssowsr 81 thAtop,s and the
oymbals, strike BELLS, beat drums blow conch-shells,
and infuriste or amuse the people with obsence
exhaetationa in a trnfv daviisha fashion, And ali
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofa fairSon gEhS main road to Gal
cutta, a. the entra.cs 10 the Christian VILLAGE
founded by Gary, Marshman and Ward, from which
native evangelsts 80. forth preaching to the
crowds, ategE&sgsg4
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Cable Summary.

Sir Angus b. Paget, present ambassador at
Florence, will probably succeed Bruco here.
Garibaldi escaped from Caprera, but was sub
sequently recaptured, and is now closely guarded.
1t is said the Emperors Of France and Austria
agreed at Salzburg whom they would support for
Pope.
Extensive operations in grain have reduced the
bullion in the Bank Of France 81, 900, 900.
1t is rumored that Victor Emanuel has appealed
to Great Britain to BIO released from the treaty
stipulation binding him to maintain the integrity
Of the Papal dominions. FG'
The rebels hold many posts in viterbo, and
await an attack by tho Pontihcal troops.
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&S- Tn Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. II. ID
EAsoN are invited to attend the Funeral of their inr,n,
daughter. WHILELMINA, from their residence, Almerica
street, This Morning. ct halfpast Ten o'clock.
October
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IN Ihursday, October 3, 1867. at tho ras,d.,,,
bride. by che Rev. Mr.. Bowman. Mr. r ~ q ne
Miss c. NJ CARsTEN, of this cty. u.s. : "hoaN 70
~ !. rnuas ShGrch. Richmond Thursday morn,p,
:" ~ =, . Lso.' Dy Mev: I. II. PAGE, Colonel "a. Il pAGgI;
Esq. JOHN MiTcHEr.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
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% SAL" or TICKETS IN GEORGIA STATE L. E.
Gh,' Tor the Grand Scheme OF October 9th. CAPT. E
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October {
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HAVANA, October 5.--Dates from tho oity| ~
mexico to the 2Sth, and vora Cruz to the "a jnat.
ssase that the United States steamer Ynntfe was
oetsansd at Tampico owing toa scarcity os water
On sne par and at length obliged to 40 to vers
otrs. = = sSsf@ K8STa%g,Eg.a h.gSI.
1ansral ceremonies over the fallen heroes
snd tine grand military review we're to take Mac
at vers Gsna onshe lst. aa and saSf gootobas.
ssafASa -sAreisswas nsda G-oyarahoEr and MiGte nv
Commander Of Pueblo on The 2ist nit.
United States Minister Plumb arrived at Vera
Cruz ON Sls 9th init .zs.g sgu,4s s''.A
Otterbcurg has srriyed here from Mar,co
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made to- order and inserted by Dra F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly EMPLOYED hy
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April IA wv,
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New OrIenm.

NEW ORLEANS, October 5-P.. M.--Interment IN
nom yellow fever to-day, mp to 6 o'clock this even
ing, were SO. r.
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aS- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after a sojourn of q few months in /, g
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place ..
O coarse, rustic. flushed face. she had q soft ruby com
piexion OF almost marble amoothness. and instead
twenty-throe she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury Us 10 tho cause OF so great n change, she plainly
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oomonaoon' az Nature hersclf is simple. yet unaurpass
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ing cleansing and identifying the skin and compilation,
by It's directlction on the cuticle it draws from 1t al its
impurities. kindly healing the same. and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should be-clear, soft, smooth
and beautiful. Price 81. sent by Mail or Express. on re-
ceipt of an order. by
W. L. CLARK & 20, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y,
rho only American Agents for the sale of the same.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October 5.-General scho6eld has
ordered the pay Of all registering officers, save
those who bring the pol-books to headquarters, to
be discontinued after the 25th instant. 8
It is understood that the colored voters hero
have agreed to run three whites and two blacks for
tho convention. Messrs. Hunnicutt and Wardwell
are two Of the whites most prominently named as
candidates..
The Republican negro meeting in Henrico to-day
nominated g. Swami for the convention, turning
out On ex-Federal Colonel who was q candidate for
nomination.
Mrs. Annie E. Kiroy, tried for the murder OF her
husband, was convicted and sentenced to seven
years in the peniteptiary. S3R s.
Mr. Davis trial will certainly take place in No
vember. The counsel on both sides are ready.
He is expected to arrive here about the 25th inst.
The distineries around Richmond last month
turned out 10000 gallons OF whiskey. while in
July last they only distilled 5000. e'T@'
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hEY WEST, Fla, October 5-P. M.-The Admi-
rally Court allows twenty-five per cent. salvage on.
the steamer George CronaoeN, amounting in All to
Ml,OOO.a & q EE.A8 NJ sRY L'EAEIl AZ, u
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80 NOTICE TO MARINEkS.-CAPIAIN!
AND PlLoTS wishing to anchor their vessels In ASHLEY
river. ae requested not to do 80 anywhere within direei
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAIIkOA
WHARvE on the Charleston and st. Andrews side q
the Ashley River; by which precaution, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided. :
S. G. TURNER, II. NJ.
February z N"
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Xelaoyy Fexer an nIohf1.

MOBILE, October 5-P. M.--The interments from
yellow fever for twenty-four hours, ending 6 O'Clock
this evening, were twenty-five.
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aS-NEkVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits. depression, Involuntary ennis.
Fsions. loss of semen, spernatorrhosa, loss of power. aizzy
head, loss of memory, and threatened impotence and inn
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they strike at once the root Of the matter; tone up the
system. arrest the discharges. and impart yigor and en-
ergy. life and vitality. to the entire man. They hay.
cured thousands of casos. Price IS per package of six
boxes and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address HUM.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 500 BRoADWAY. NEW YORK.
September 10
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ATmrane Iraseilfaanan,

EongnHsssM October 1.-THE schoss,ar n
i. SeeTges,,frorn Wilmington, n. o., iorYAnade,.
phia, experienced storms on the ad, and ioss hor
dsck icediaad spass,
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in-s.... N.-Xo.z

NEW YORK, October 4.-The steamer Wesse,..
with European dates to the Gath, states that the
financial cuatom Agents, SIN Naples, have been de-
naudlng the Government at q rate OF thirty mil
lion francs during the past six years.
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S SPECIAL

&~-NOTICE.-CONSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP.
L. b. soUDER, are hereby notified that she Ia this dav
d'soharging cargo at South Atlantic whurf. All goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at OK
pense and risk of owners.
JOHN. g. THEO. GETTY, Aaents.
"i ho'9ht amounting TO hftecn (lD dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery of goods.
OCtObnrg
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Salvage on the Geo. Cromwell.
HisT WEST October 4.--The Admiralty, Court has
SLOWED twenty-five per cent. Fas ~safvageet on the
ship Geo. %CromsoeN, which amounts to s21 900.
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vDu TuH

DHEO,
In Baltimore, OH the morning of IN. a., ;,a.,..
ELIZA CELESTINE HUGER,' wife of Ocncroi nr m'1.ant
HUaER. prN'AMlN
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WARRINGTON, October 5.-The actress Ayonis
Jones is dead. T.,
In consequence Of the heavy war and pension
payments, and the light revenue receipts, the
!. debt statement sh0ws an increase Of two and one
quarter millions. The Secretary anticipates heavier
receipts during the current month, and thinks the
next statement will show a decrease Of several
millions. Hf ta ..* t$#S
Stanbury's opinion ~sustains the State Courts in
issuing writs Of habeas corpus where soldiers and
sailors are concerned. In accordance with this
opinion, Secretary Wens has ordered Commodore
Selridge to obey the writ and produce in court
sailor Gormly. Wells had previously directed Sell
fridge to resist the writ by force il necessary.
The revenue to-day is half o million; for the
week, six and one-half millions; for the fiscal year
TO date, sixty ono and one-quarter millions.
The national note circulation is two hundred
and ninety millions. The securities held for cir
%,culation and public deposits, amount to three hun
dred and seventy-nine millions.
Commissioner Rollins has written a letter, stat
ing that by law, afadavits Of oil kinds are relieved
from stamp duty. 84F a{yE
Information under date Of Liverpool, September
18th, has reached official quarters, and states that
the threshing shows the wheat crop in the United
Kingdom to be short both in quantity and quality.
place the yield at twenty per cent. be-
low the average. Q
phs' public debt bearing coin interest has in
creased so. 900, 600; Shat bearing currency interest
has decreased 334, 900, 600; matured but not pre-
scented has decreased 1880 600; that bearing no
interest has decreased "a, 1870, 900; coin in the
Treasury has. increased $2,O95, 900; the currency
has decreased SIG, 250, 600: Total debt increased,
a2,494, 900. x tfEk k&W8h ny 81,
LIS F. Mo New York markets. The lines
are working badly. Tt has baen raining almost
continually since. Thursday night. E"s'
WAsafNaToS, October G.-The State Department
has Geographic advicos Of Gen. Rosecrasnn ms arrival
at Yancouyer's Island. IAN we'll
General Sheridan has arrived.
SS&sssaS4ss sassssTSS sssl4-.-Ssr1snzS&- 1920 81 $50
HsespasrsIUns 81 Sslo KI6any E~6nventlon.
WARRINGTON, October 6.--The following are
among the Albany resolutions 81
That, regarding the National debt as a sacred
obligation, we demand economy Of administration
honesty in the collection and application Of rove
snues, simplification or and equality in taxation,
and a currency for the benefit of the people in
faith may be preserved and the: burdens of taxa
tion lessened.
That we denounce the efforts Of the Radical
party to retain the power it has usurped by estab-
fishing negro supremacy in the South by military
force, coupled with the Acknowledgement of tho
mass OF the white population, as an outrage upon
democratic principles, aud an attempt to under
mine and destroy The republic, and that we stig.
matise the refusal of that party in this State to
submit the question Of negro suffrage to the peo-
P!o, ss a cowardly evasion of a paramou ut issue in
the pending struggle.