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SOUTHERN - 'CONFEDERACY. outhrtn (ttnftimcs WEDNESDAY. MAIM-II IS, IS<il. Our Pile. The 0M whifli *"* »i**d over our office yes- ixlay nrternoon. and which now proudly float* er*«* we write, i* the handiwork and g'A ol ir friend# of this city, whoa*, pride in the con- 'ellmioii of the “tfeven Star#" is o* aimnatcd n thnt which move* the pnl*e» ol sterner pa- riot*. We return them, in the name of our en* ire e*l*l»l»ahment, the mt>»l heartfelt thank*. We had taken inea*nre*. even Iwfore the doption of our National Ensign, to procure the >t specimen that wu not up for this State, hut ave l»een di*appoi tiled in the promise a made s. We will not leel tin* failure to meet our xpeclntion*, n» We have now *o pood a aubsti* Pcraoual. Capt D. II. Walkar, of the Second Regiment, nd brother of Col. W.lk.r of the *»u>e Reg'- cut, ia at present iu this city. That Accidental Shot. Thera i* a g**od deal ut smirking au<l wink- r some, when mention ia made of the shot that struck Fort Sumter the other dov and which au overlooked iu cleauing out the big Armstrong. It ia said that the force i f the ball shattered ten feel aquare «f the plasUriugoo the aide of the fort, and made a ino-t beautiful beginning at a big hole When it was told M-j Ander»on that the whole affair waa pure ly accidental, it is said that the gallant soldier jlist smiled and said he hoped there would be uo more auch mistakes. Mistakes, however, will sometimes happen to big guns, and tell exactly their power and range belore it i* over with. ■ Dr. J. W. Dowsing. The Charleston Courier of the 8th instant, announce* tho appointment of this individual aa Assistant Surgeon for the 8outh Car dins Volunteers. The Courier appears to be quit** jubilant over the appointment, and gives a brief history of the isoetor’s early associations and connexions. We ere surprised that our cotemporary and the authorities of his patriot- ic State have b *cn imposed upon by so unscru pulous a fellow. Dr. Dowsing left this city ••between suns.” to avoid arrest for larceny, and only a few months ago we copied from the Washington 8tatcs ass tccount of his arrest and commitment to the jail of Washington City on a charge of forgery ! The l.aat Prop Knocked from Under. We have sceu very clearly, f»r some time, that the Abolition coerciouisls were hopeful that the Confederate Staten would break flat down for want of credit and money. 80 far from thisgenerous hope affording aid and com fort to our enemies North, we nil! soon feel “ppreaaed by the superubunriauce of meant.— distinguished politician of the North caine to Montgomery last, week with effers for the hole of the fifteen millbu !oaf» at par, the id being made by English capitalists. We earn that Mr. Memmingcr declined the rego. iation, preferring to give domestic capitalists he refusal of the bids. Since this idler was ade, we have been told that New Orleans skes ten millions, and a Georgia house five, all i par! Indeed, at 8 per cent., with the hy- “tbecation of the export duties mi our Cotton, Confederate Slates w >uld not find the least culty in receiving offers for One Hundred lllions in ninety days •* are indebted to tho Publishers, essrs. Jas. McPherson A C<>. of this city, f*r veral neatly g» ten-up miniature Flags of e Confederate States of America. We inadvertently omitted at the time record the election, on 8aturdny last, of Maj. obert F. Maddox of this city, Colonel of the * Regiment Georgia Militia. The vole mughout the county was large, and the mu- ority for Col. Maddox quite flattering. b*T It is thought no United Stales Sens or will be elected in California 'his session of lie Legislature. Mr. Guinn's term has ex* irfd. J“The Nashville 'Church Advocate' says: «d the liible before you look into the •ruing papers. The soul can’t live on sen •lion dispaii-hes; the bread of heaven is ‘iter for its health than telegrams ” Spring Trade— Nobody fiom ti e South. The list of arrivals at the hotels indicates n it flux of conuiry merchants and a revival “f the Spiiug trade. The evening papers of estirday contained two columns of arrivals, ut on looking carefully over the list to arccr* tain how many were from the Si nes in ifie Bout hi rn Confederacy, we fouud hut four— Ope from Tex*', one from Georgia, and mo one a from Virginia, uji ooe from uiaUa*. Mississippi, Alabama, Florida «.r Bomb CarolmA. It ia not difficult, therefore, to iuler ibat merchant a whu*e irude has been heretofore principal y with the South, are not ov«-iruu wiili cuHoniei*; nor surprising tbut il.oae i oiiscs should lie reported as pre •ring to remove their esiahlialiiiienis to the iilisrn Confederacy. and inipori direct from broad. The mercantile ola-ves of New York ‘t now beginning to feel the practical results the raid that Republic aui'-tn has been ruu ng against the rights and institutions of South, cii'ininaiing m the election of rabau Lincoln to the presidency. Tbeun» eedeuted spectacle is prevented, that a* ^veason of the year, when our hotels Id b« filled with dealers from t hat seciion of country, not a single one is here from five tea; only four from all Virginia, Geor and Texsv, ami one of the lour it lady ! other word*, IbeUrgeat and best hair of the utliern trade, from which our merchants ave made fortunes upon fortunes which, has - ill our marble palace*, filled our mammoih | ‘tela, given life and activity to our shipping, ••suddenly collapsed, extinguished, emwsti J . So much for the negro — A’. V. AVo*. 8/A. Savannah. 14th March, IH'il To the Editor* <f the Southern Confederacy: The Convention has been ia session since Thursday Iasi. Dut little business of interest has been transacted as yet. The question of reducing the Legislature is the most important matter that has been considered during thru sesuon, and hits elicited a very interesting sad able deb.te uu both sides of the question. I am, however, happy to find 'bat no one opposes it ou it* merits ; and all the opposition it Las, come* from a doubt in the uiinda of some tr rn* her* as to the power of the Convention to take action upon any measure not commoted in smiic way with our Itte Fedjr.il relations. All admit that our ponderous Legislature is the greatest domestic nuisance wi.h winch the State is now afflicted; and I suppose there is hardly an hnueH man in Georgia, who is not ia favor of having ths measure consummated by some moans, at the earliest posille mo ment. Just belore the adjournment to-day, a vote was taken rn a motion to potupone the whole aubjtct till ihe 25<h Jay of December next, re suiting in 200 io 61 against p istponing. This vote iudic-tic* that the Reuuctioii Ordinance wili certainly puss iu a few d ijs—as soon as (be details cun be Agreed upon. Of this 1 have no doubt; and whether it be strictly within the power of the Convention to make the re* duct ion or not, the whole people of Georgia, with united voice, will builauJ indorse ii with a hearty enthusiaMn, a* the consoinmaiiou of the most greatly needed reform in our State Legislation. Our General Assembly, for the lnet six year*, has hud the necessity of this important measure pressed upon it ; but bus utterly refused to comdder mid net upon it.— That body inu9t not now complain if this work is taken out of its hands Intelligence thnt the Congress itl Moulgoin ery hud completed their labors in forming a permanent Constitution for the Confederate States of Ametioa, has been communicated to • he Piesidrnt of our S:ate (.'on vent ion by the President of Congress, and was this morning announced iu the Convention. Our delepn'es to Montgomery will be Itrre in a tew days, und will lay the instrument before tho Convention. It will uo duu* t be adopted by all the Suites at an early day, and the machinery of a per manent government will soon be in successful operation. We ure the greitest peoj le on earth, having the finest soil, climate nuJ pro duction?, and are the most eligibly situated of any country which the sun of heaven shines upon. If we—stripped as we now ar* of the clogs and impediments which our late connec tion with the fanatical negropilists of th* North imposed upon us—do not make the most rap id progress in all (hit ennobles and makes a people great and powerful, it wili be our own fault. We have every ndvun'ngc anil every element for unparalleled advancement and glory tliut earth can bestow on utty people.— Our destiny i* in our own hands—let every one do hi* whole duty, and the result will hp glorious. The quest bn of war or peace will be solved iu u few days, no doubt. Oar Commissioners at Washington arc aide and experii need states man, wiio well know our righ's. When a te- ply to llieir just dtmnnds is given, we shall know what we have to depend upon. All pa triots desire t avoid war it possible; but if we catiuot Uow reitle the question peaceably, it wiil be plain that we never could have done *o. If war u.u?t come, the brave hearts and a'roog atm* of the * ; 'n* of the South are rea dy to meet the is?ue We shall triumph—no matter what the odds may be. Five millions of people, such as we are, cau uever be con quered on their own soil—though tho world were in arms agaiust them. S. Tiik IUttlk-nakk Fi.\o—In tho life of Chief Justice Marshall it Is related that while he wav studying law the approach of the American Revolution inspired him with mili tary ard ir. He joined a Company which was soon called into action by Fat rick Henry to drive Governor Dinmnore from Virginia — Three companies assembled, if which one was the Culpepper Minute-men, who wore green hunting shins with “ Liberty or Death '• in while letters cn the bosom Their banner displayed a coiled rattlesnake with the mot'#: ••Don’t Tread on Me.” Marshall belonged io ibis corn >any, and was Lieutenant of the Hanking party which gallantly advanced in the face of n murderous fire and terminated the engagement at the Rattle of the Great Bridge. LATEST NEWS! Confederate Mate* of Aneriea. I Moniuomkhy, March 12—Nothing of inlet* est was in the public session to day. A rectss of the Congress is daily expected, and will certainly lake place during ths week. President Cobh ha* sent to the several State Conventions certified.copies of the Permanent Constitution. The Alabama Convention received a copy of the Permanent Constitution to-day, and it expected that it will be ratified to-morrow. lion. A. 11. Stephens has left here fur his home in Crawfordville. UNITED MTATRtf. i Washington. March 12—7 o'clock, P. M.— The President has given orders for the evacua- ! tion of Fort Sumter. Kuinor say* that the ul tra Republican* created such a rumpus on ac- i count of the order that it was suspended. 1 hi*, i however, ia doubtful, as tt e Republican* ore very busy excusing the order, on the ground of j necessity. i Mr. Forsyth is quite sick. lion. A. B. Remain ! ha* not yet airived. Rumor fixes to-morrow as { the time when the application lor recognition | wdl l>e made. ■ Judge Campbell will resign immediately after j the present Term of the Supreme Court, and j take no part in public life hereafter. EUROPE* 1 Liverpool advices to the 24th ultimo have i been received at New York by the steamship j Niagara. | The eales of Col ten. on Saturday were 10,000 I bales, of which speculators took 3.000 bales. I There was an advance of Jd. The otarkei j was buoyant and closed with an advancing j tendency. I In London, Consols were quoted at 91 I 91$* The Niagara brings three million in specif Admiral Per ratio had ai rived off Me.‘.iiuu’ which he will summon to suneder. The national Committee have issued a pro clamation that Victor Emanuel will soon he proclaimed King front the capital of Rome, and also they express their thanks to Fiance The French authorities have taken posses sion of the keys to the Capital at Vienna. It is reported that Austria, Prussia and Russia concluded in a convention to act in con cert iu case of a Polish or a Hungarian cut- break. COMMERCIAL. ATLANTA, March 13. ! Tho transactions of the day fives incretid ev Lienee rf j buslnes*. Fate* to-day Urge. Produce nf nil kinds | move rapidly, In consequence of orders from ull see- ; th n*. Lnrjre amount of lucox sold to day at lO.lL 12Jf. 13 V. j Some smalt Ms higher—some a shade lower. ) Flour—!* moving off rapidly at |G 25 to $0 40, for i Fine; V 50 for Superfine; |S 50f&|9 00 for Kxtra fine and Fancy brands. Land—1* firm at in tierce ; H'itK advance for No. 1, Id cans. Pro*R-ls In good demand, ftlth price* firm at (>V to |](, f r shade* of New Orleans. max—Ii steady at »1 for yellow ; dCtfftl 00 for prime white. The Dry floods Merchants are receiving their 8t‘»rk‘* and trade Iu this branch Is improving rapidly. Large amounts of home-made Boots and Shoes are being shipped from Atlanta, and we have no doubt this season’s trad*- In this line will surpass M former ones. Hardware, Iron and Steel are selling rapidly, an t here again the consumer will findpt to advantage to pur chase In Atlanta. Receipts per Western k Atlantic Uailrond : Bacon 47 hogsheads. Lard SJkegs. Wh at, 851 sacks. Whiskey, 87 barrels. Oats 1» «‘ks. Corn, 1781 tacke. flour, 228 barrels. MONETARY. Good Tennewe and Kentucky are In demand for Western use at IJrfGK P fr c * nt - premium. Esthange ranges from 8>f ©L But small amounts on hand. De mand good. V. It. BARNXS, * • T. r. FLEMING. * * JAMES I J. W. II EWELL, SIL DKALia IX Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, MARKHAMS BLOCK, Corner Whitehall Ar A-lalmma St«., ATLANTA, GEOI GIA. Feb. 16—ly. THOMAS iii. CLARKE, Hucoosaor to Clarke Ac Lewis, IMPORTER Jt DEALER IN ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, TAILORS WANTED! KV fc.KAL Good Workin.il couM find em- I'liiymtijl, .i lilt.rni price,, with nU-dOwl. LAW8HK * I'pRTELL. S UPERFINE FLOUR—J,0» lack, H tb, ftwntoky i. Jho*' BUTLER k PETERS -$£.BN£,S! FLEMING & CO. WHOLESALE Produce Dealers, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MASONIC HALL BUILDING, (Opposite Pn**«*nger Depot,) ATLANTA, G-EO. jZTf' PROMPT ATTENTION -*-5; PAID TO -WC. ,S«- FILLING ORDF.RS.-W. A LSO. 8w«,I«*. En.li.h ami Am.rie/,1, Iron, Ceil, Gerrnnn, Rii.trr and Plow il*.i; .1* 60, Gun*. Kifira, and Piatnl*, Farmer*' Im, t«. m*nt*. Carpenter*' Tool*, te . Carr it Hard- war*. Spring*. Azla*. Hub*, gpok-t and Rim*. Sol. Agent tor Falrb.uk’> goalee, at Fla Fork prioea, Paaoh-Tre# atreet, Allaota, 0*. mi LIBERAL ADVANCES MA.»IC ON' CONSIONMRNT.S. BU8INESS TRANSACTED ON THE CASH SYSTEM E—X-C-t.-r-B-t—V—I—L-V ! Prina Cum.l mailed to cuetomere weekly. March S, 1A1J. THOMAS A ABBI/IT, ATTORNEYS at law, Atlanta, Goorgin. Office in Smith's Building, Whitehall etreel. G. S. Thomas, jalfitf Rkx F. Abxoit. PROFESSOIt NOITS DANCING ACADEMY, CORNKR or PEACI1 TnEK AMU MARIETTA STItKKT*, Atlauta, Georgia. D AYS OF TUITION: Monday# and Tues days, from 3 till 5 o'clock. P. M., for La dies. Misses and MxHter* ; and the same days, at night, from 7 J till 10 o’clock, for Young Gen tlemen. Term*. $10 for tbs full course of IJ lessons. Feb. 19-tf. SILVEY t DOUGHERTY N0RCRO38' BL'LIDING, J fl Junction Whitehall Ac Penoli-Tre. SfirctttM, • I l Ii A.tliuat., Goorgln, AVE just i • r«nMr< 11 kite lurgeMUarlt • f G.xir* Ike? have ever {fared in on# firAaon. *flieif »b*ck was bought ] exclusively for CjsIi, and will be priced allow I Igttfee* They have every Variety of DRY GOODS, r from Brown Homespuns to the finest Dresa Silks; ail kinds ol fresh LADIES’ DRESS GOilDS; a Jarge auortmeut «*f soona. SAM KIRKMAN. KIRKMAN ic LUKE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 170, Second Street, ST LCUI8, MISSOURI. Refer to Jobs Kimkmbn, James Woods, W Grermubi.D, Nashville, Teun. jau 9—Jiu S’H/ril CAROLINA RAILROAD. Chamlkhtua, Mm roll 1, 1861. S HIPPERS of Merchandise to points on the South Carolina and connecting Railroad*, wno have heretofore consigned their shipment* to the Agent of the South Carolina Railroad to-re. are notified tha*. this Company will dis continue the bu-iu* ss ot r coiviug and fu w.ril ing on and nf er the 11 th instant. This proceeding is made neceaaary, in conse quence of the new dutii-n and responsibilities growing out of the Tariff Act, February 18th, of the Congress of the Confederate 8tstes. Ii will, therefore, be necessary that all freight destined «a above should be directed to Com mission Merchants in tbe city, to whom the Company will continue to advance ordinary expenses, such as freight, drayuge, and wharf age. And Shippers will find it greatly to their in terest to f.rward promptly to consignee* in- vo cea aid bills of lading, to enable g o is to be pHPSrd through the Custom House without de lay W J. MAG RATH. in5-8t. General Agent. WILLIAM MAt'hlL, FRE8CO PAINTER AND GRAINER, HAVING located perma nently in Atlanta, will de vote his whole attention to the above Branches iu all their details. Likewise, 8IGNS of every deacnptior. WIN DOW SHADES, SHOW CARDS, CARVED LETTERS rnude to order in any style, war ranted to equul any City in the Union. Orders from the Country attendod to. OFFICE—In Beach A Root's Building — tair* fob I HEAVY STOCK. 0 ^ nnn P&p« rs ,rt8, ‘ Garden Sce- J s. 8 bar- rtls Onion Sett*, at the Drug Store of D. YOUNG A CO , ni8 Whitehall street, Atlanta. Ga. gallons of Lins ed Oil, 600 boxes Win dow Glass, at the Drug Store of D. YOUNG A CO . Whitehul! street. Atlanta, Ga. 500 40 Ca c c.r choice Patent Medicine*, ut the Drug Store of D. YOUNG A CO., Whitehall street Atlanta, Ga. 1 fl pounds White Lead, Paints dry * vjVVv and in oil, Brushes, Fancy Goods, Ac., ut the Drug Store of D. M. YOUNG A CO.. ni8 Whitehall Street Atlanta, Ga K EROSENE Oil. Burning Fluid. Lamp Oil. Train Oil, at the Drug Store « f D. YOUNG A CO , in8 Whitehall street, Atlanta. Ga. TIIH SOUTHERN ItEPIJKLIC. T HIS Daily and Weekly Political and Com mercial Journal, edued bv JAMES M. SMYTHE. Esq., and JOHN B. WEhMS, Esq , Associate, coutains the latest news by Telegraph aud Mail; is published in the City ot Augusta Georgia, by WM. J. VaSON A Co. It is the cheapest Political Paper of its size, issued Daily, in the Confede.'&te States ot Auter- TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE: Daily for One Year $5 Ofi “ Six Month* 3 »0 •• •• Three Months I 6« ** “ One Month 5» Weekly for One Year $2 0» *• ** Six Months I 26 •* •• Four Months 1 «•(! •‘ *• One Month 25 Post Masters are authorized to act as our Agents, to receive subscriptions, and forward us the Money. siox B. ROBSOX. noBKKT C. KOBSOX S. B. ROBSON & CO., WHOLES ALU UKOiEKS Commission Merchants, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA GEORGIA 8ell Everything in their Line of Trade at The Loweat Price• fit Cm$h. octf w H. B. CLIFFORD, BACON, FLOUR, COFFEE. SUGAR, RICE, WINE. BAGGING, ROPE, GENERAL PRODUCE BROKER -AND— COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 143, dlh or Wall 8t„ LOUI8VI.LLE, KY. P ERSONAL attention given to all orders and eonsigntneiita Having thorough knowl- edge of the markets and my bus ness. 1 flatter tttjaelf that 1 can save those who tutrust then business to me, a fair profit. 1 deal strictly on the cash system. Those who send their mon ey and orders tu me get the lull benefit of our C«ah Market 1 do not use the money, and buy the article on time of 30, 6ft or 90 days, as ia often done rn all market*. lean *hfp as low aa any man in the South-West. A I 1 aik is a Inal. New York Exchange received at selling rate here. I do not speculate: do only a legitimate buaine«s, gentlemen. jan 16. including Linens. Lawns, Piece Good* Cnlicr e*, Ginghams, he : all ki.ids of HOSIERY aud FAN0Y*ARTICLES. Also, n large assortment of JEWELRY, WATCH»f,.Jko. In their Basement Rooms, they have an ele gant and lull supply of Ready-Made Clothing, •nd OEKTLEMEV* FURNISHIKG GOODS. TRUNKS. UMUKEI.LAS. Ac. dim, ubmil tlll.OUU worth uf SHOES, HOOTS, &c*. embracing all sixes, and a great variety, lor La- dns. Mihhea. Men. U ^sand Children. They re|>eui: their stock is very full, and they are determined.to »ell. i The public are respectfully invited to c-ill and examine their stock and j>r ces belore pur chasing e sewhere. nj.rvti8 RILVEY A DOtTGBERTY. CONFECT10N AIRlES. F 1 . M. J^VCJC, Agent, xext poor to tr. p. iikriuxc. t co., Whitehall St., Atlanta, Georgia. K EI- P8 constantly on hand an excellent stock of CONFKt TlONARIES, FBU1TH. cakes, n UTS, CANDIES. PRESERVES, JELLIES. PD K ELS, AC . Ac. Al*o. Fine Imported WINE3, BRANDIES, TOBACCO. CIGARS, hr., he. Also u grea var ety of Fancy Articles—Bas kets. Toy*. Ac. The Larins and tbe Public generally are re spectfully invited to call. mar8. A. ISAACS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Millinery and Fancy 0-0 O IDS, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Dead Dresses, Embroideries, Laces, bloniitg, fiucljca, (lerfumrrg, <Sco., <Sco. CONNELLY’S IRON FRONT BUILDING WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA GA. octd-d I v J. E. LOVEJOY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, AXD DRAI.P.R IX Tobacco, Wine, liquor, Cigars, Ic. Cherokee Slock, Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Gnorgtlk feb25-ly G. K. & J. L HAMILTON, xi'ccaaxoBs to imith a rxxann, DRUGGISTS, ARE DISTRIBUTED DAILY AT THE Planters' & Mechanics' DHY-IW STORE! NO. 40 WHITEHALL STRKET, Atlanta Georgia, T O thousauds of customer* who ar« delight ed with the magnificent display of <>ur EXTENSIVE 8T0CK OF ENTIRELY NEW ST&PEE dr F3lNG¥ DRY-GOODS! DRESS ©ODDS, OF EVERY VARIETY: Embroideries, Hosieries, Black Italian Silks, Silk Robes, Shawls, Lace Points, Mantillas, Domestics —AND— Carpets, Hats Boots, Shoes and numerous oilier articles appertaining to our business—all of which we arc now offering at the very Lowest Prices! At Wholesale or Retail Wo most respectfully invite the attention ol the public generally to au examination of our Stock, and solicit of them n share of their pat ron oge. J. K. HAGEN & CO., march 13 At Herring** Old Ktand A CARD—TO THE LADIES. Mrs. J. M. Boring Announces, with pleasure, to her friends and patrons, that she is aguin prepared to suit them with AJLIj THE LATENT AND Most Fashionable Styles of Bonnets, HATS, CAPS. Head-Dresses, <fcc. At tier old &Uad,un WHITEHALL STREET, Where she will be hnpo\ •• receive 1 Liberal Share oi (he Trade Atlanta AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY, oct 9. if. V KllllkX ? —AT TIIE- AND DEALERS IN PURR MEDICINE*, C IlfCMlt A 1.8, PAlvT**. Oil.!*, v\ IN DOW OLAJ»? FANCY AND IOILET ART I Lb*. BUBMNm FI I'lD, Ca Mi'll ENK, FINE FRENCH AND CATAWBA BRANDI EX WINES, kc. New Book Store! —AT TUB- SIGN OF THE BIG BOOK Whitehall Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA. HORSES FOR HAI.U. TWO Urge young Northern MARE8, five end six years old ; . . _ Oue p«ir Carriage HOR8E8, well broke; Four Canada II0R9ES—all on reasonable terms. Also, for sale. BUGGIES. TROTTING WAG- 0N8 and TROTTINO 8ULKIE8-all manu factured by No. 1 workmen. m , Q p. BOGBR8’ •Qgls Bale Stable, Loyd street CHOICE MEATS may be had daily al my 8Ull ia Ue Market •RfW G. 0. R. S f). OATMAN, proprietor, and dealer in • Italian. American sod Egvptian Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Tablets, Head and Foot Stones. Urns, Vases, Marble and Enameled Slate M.intel*, Statuary Figures, and Furnish ing Marble of all descriptions. Always on baud a fine assortment of Monu menta, both Plain and Carved, of all aixea, and price* to suit IMPORTANT TO CO\OERS OF GAS! I HAVE appointed Mr. W1LUAM BARNES my Agent lor the aale of LmnrowxLL's gas regulator in Allan!, Georgia. Mr. » J. R. DA VIM. AGRICULTURAL HOOKS of every description. ARCHITKCTURAL BOOKS of every description. MEDICAL HOOKS. SUPERB GIFT HOOKS. SPLENDID FAMILY HIBLES. ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PAINT- 1N0S OF LANDSEER and other Artist.. TKREOSCOPE AND STEREOSCO PIC VIEWS. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. WALKING CANES—from 30 cent, to 830. VIOLINS—from 75 cents to 875. All of which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest, at the Sign of the “BIG BOOK!” oct 23—tf. J. McTItERSON A CO. KOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the ealete of the late linn. B. H. Otaanv, will pUase cell •n Col. L. E. Blickcbv, and aeltUup immedi ately. Moat all tbe note* and necounts of said eatste are now in hi* hands. M. L. LENOIR, Adm’r, Ac. Feb. 1), 1861. dim than tbeycan be manufactured n! in tbe etty Alao, Winn-Turned * “ i tut baa—for sale, k*w. bv (•Turned Oudgeoni—4 to IS CENTER A TREADWELL