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«*lWf#Kg Our Rending In* enlarge e»d eoovnnleat raora, trull r tke parpwa, where our dally •«- * arranged for the aeeomodalioa at I who with to (toil Ihomoolroo V eitj, to too Uo popart frono every •natty. A enrdl.l invitation it •r eltieene ood atroogart to coll i ton fro* every auto la lha ■ tad Called Staten. TVo VeaerebUe. I of lha rnooui leeodat ion of lha I pobliahad in our pa par yooUr- i, a largo aaooting wat hold al tha eight— hatweaa two aod throo * uiddla agod roan" baiog prataot— og waa tpawt la dlacaaaiog aariout I and thair daUilt. Duma forty flat i rail, and tha mooting adjouroed till Organlalag. andool Volnotoor Company, to bo * Panola Rangen.” Able bodied i thaagaa of ft and 50, deaired.— r information, call on John U. Rice, tinting Honaa, C. P. Haynoa, Genr- apat, or Hanry O. Bell, in John- hltahall Street. Ipril 18. dSt. Special Hotlce. t who tignad Col. GartreU'a liat of i retjoaalad tc meat at PowaH’a k-Trea Street, to-night at bnlf- ,'clock, for the purpoao of organi- r pnrpotat. A full attendance f relocated. r Boath, Patriot lam. Fratornity In our midtl, feeling rage our brethren who have for tha defence of oar oppretted ,, requetU u», at the acting r rapaotiee Lodge*. to oall a Fraternity to-night, (lltb in- h, at Maaoaie Hall. >1, Whitaker, Glenn, and oth- brathren will addrou the I a Tory hiaeon in Atlanta there, ■ or a eiaitor. L. LAWSHE. W. M No. 5H. ». MATER, W.M.No.JlO r ef Treaeon—Serration Cer tain. . rll IS.—Mr. Pryor received from Richmond, Mating that “ ^ id leaned a proclamation do- >f Virginia who retponda to i Ibr volunteer troopr, or In t the Confederate Sutra, a > raja that the Convent!, I ordinance of eeceaalou thla sfeitFT. — A lady of Ikla etty, on *• Maaoiad Hitrmen ware or- aa, pairioiically lendared lo Jrkar carvlaga horaoa and body of tha company ; tha seek. I Caroline are alwaya prompt "»y atnargency. aod ibia e»- hy af record. Maa with P aaw aaaar be conquer- as, -At a meal lag ef tka tea tka following Inner, • ally, waa read by Capiata Wb tend or wen accepted by ■ motion, the Coptnin wee i tka aaanimous tkaaka of Mourn hi Rtftmrn t B.C , April 11, 1*61. tka 0M of yonr oompaay, and fry oerreal Baa BM for etraoglb, net for s Tq OTffW SeW w p^b to B fe 'a secosI) Ruufigei Ibr nr Soldier* In a call is the Intelligencer of meroiag. • portion of tho ladies of fhuto formed on association for the making and forwarding Bandage* to onr volunteer* at Pensacola, or el»* they may be ordered, ere for*, earnestly request a// th* la ants, who feel an interest in lha neet them at Mr*. W. F. Westmore- Marietta Street, this morning at 10 ehed homespun, from 6 to 8 cents per I proper material for bandages. Lees i caonet be received, at that will i of such bandage. l will be received for purchasing That Cannonading. nnah “Republican” of Wednesday, j steamship Potomac, Capt. Fletch- |f the day before, and reported peeking and Harriet,Lane before reaching i Bar, at 5 P. M. on Monday—both The Baltic and Pocahontm* nebor Jest off the bar at Charleston, k away while the Potomac wo* past* waa firing among the remaining lie fleet, which was supposed to be tbe departing vessels, Some ten i of Charleston* Capt Fletcher met l Yankee, also going North, with her one. The editor of tho “Republi- t probable that thla tug attempted s of tha Foks below Charleston, e cause of tbe firing that wn* die- In that city, and also by a few in id that her smoke stack was lost The “Republican” adds: t be amis* to add, that after all, Hi movement of Lincoln’s fleet north - be a blind to throw the southern ir guard. At all events, a little cx- • on onr part will not be wasted.” .lesion “Courier” learns that the rc- ry guns beard in that city on Mon ica front the United Buies fleet off . for ike r home l cook, and a fine gentlt- , I wH! provide •*€- TO THK • HOUTIfIRN CONFEDERACY.** Ordinance not Yet Paawd. Kk bmosd, April ITlh-6. P. M -The Ordi- aanee of Beeaampn %MLy«t patted. Thq flea- mi ion ie sinf In feeret .eesWuad nMking oartsin <>f its proroadlnft* is kuowe Memphis irlth the ftouth and Arming. Meureta, April 17ih.—At a tremandious mee'iog held here leet night, Memphis wsa deetered etilof tbe Uuioo. There a#a no Uoioa man litre, The City C-uneil hie eppainted a Military Board, end appropriated 150 600 for the defence of the city. Alt citisene erriviog are rquiping. Gov. Magofliu'a Telegram Approved. Locuvillb, April 17 — An immense meeting of citisene was held to-day, at which enthusi astic resolutions were unanimously passed ap proving the cour** of dor. Magotfiu In refusing to furnish Kentucky's quota of troops called for by the Federal Government, and declaring, that if war must corue, Kentucky will go with tha South. Paducah, April 17.—At a wasting of citisene to-day, resolutions were uoanimooely passed, requesting tbe State authorities to give tbe whole iup|M»rt of the 8tute to the Soutii, and demunrinz. in strong terms, Lincoln and hie policy. Confederate Goan lleiug Taken. Mouilb. April 17 —The Loan asked for by the Confmerate States ie beiog eagerly end rapidly taken, principally by $56 and $100 bidders—they having the programme. The of fice has been crowded all dty. Cotton Market—Volunteer* for Pensacola. New Orlbi*s. April 17.—There were 1,550 bales of Cott«n sold to-day at fr*m IS to I2J cents. Sales for three days, 4,500 bales. Total receipts, 6 550 bales, against 14,550 same period lest year; decrease, 33.500—in ail the ports, 784,000. Two volunteer companies left here to-day for Pensacola. Ringgold** Flying Artillery in the Field. Reading. Pa , April 17.—The Itii ggold Fly ing Artillery, composed of 108 men, and hav ing four field p ; ece», received a requisition from the Governor to day. They set oulimme diateiy for Harrisburg, the place of rendezvous for first Pennsylvania troops < rdered to the field. Xorfc Baoon, Iwrd, Flour and all Iho X ie«»f l.f* li pouringvlAO tbeWvi Hena'or Bayard Denounced. WiLUixorov, Dm , April 17.—The itrgost meeting ever held waa held hers to day, at which resolutions were posse] censuring Sena tor Bayard for placing ' he State iu a false posi lion, aud repudiating his treachery. One Hundred and Fifty Thou«and More Troops Wanted. Wa-hingtov, April 17 —It io steted, but un confirmed, that th A President will call for one hundred and fifty thousand additional troops; also, that the engineers have selected positions in tbe Arseuai at Washington for the dofenre of the etty. Resistance to Lincoln's Policy. Norfolk. April 17.—The ezoitomeat con tinues unabated. Tbe strongest determination is manifested to resist Linc.du's War policy. Virginia Convention. RtcHUo.vn, April 17.—Tho Convention con tinued in secret session until a isle hour last night. It is currently believed that the seces sion ordinance has passed. Dispatch to the Hon. Robert Toombs. Richmond, April 1G.—A dispatch was re ceived lust night by the Hon. Robert Toombs, from Capt. £coti at Richmond, stating that Virginia will secede to-day, and tha Union men are ready to join the seceded States. A heretofore Union man will introduce the ordi nance of recession The excitement in North Carolina occasioned by the recent demonstra tion at Charleston, is intense. North Carolina till follow Virginia—so will all the Border Statas. The New-York Herald's Position. New York, April 10,—The New York Her ald office on yesterday displayed tbs stars and stripes, and in its this morning's issue, has four leading articles fully endorsing the pslicy of the Administrations. CONFECTIONARIES. F. M. JACK, Agent, KEXT DOOR TO W. f. HERRING A CO., Whitehall 8t», Atlanta, Georgia. K EEPS constantly on hand an excel lent stock of CONFECTIONARIES. FRUITS. OaKE3. NUTS. CANDIES, PRESERVES, JELLIES. PICK ELS, Ac . ir. Also. Fine Imported WINES, BRANDIES, TOBACCO. CIOAU8, Ac.. Ac. Also, a grant variety of Fancy Articles—Bas kets, Toys, Ao. Tbe Ladies and the Public generally are re- spoelfullv invited to call. marS. ATLANTA Clrihing Hall. large sUKtHoi READY MADE CLOTHING, and am ready to supply the citizens of Atlan ta and the surrounding country, with Coats, Pants, v **fril»u, LK8A llandkerehlcfb, Nwk-tlca, Hacka, Mata. C»|W, ana nvarvthing .lea in the nothing line, ol good quality and ,t LOW PRICES, kll who oaaira bargain! should gl»n ma a call. —atao. oo moon— J ewelry l Kaives I ^COMMERCIAL. a arcana a*u.r sr wn. a. hams*. • Atlanta, April 18, 1MI. uoth«r day has passad, with a fair sad proa- os business. Th* reosipta of Produce are out, except Utpfs engaged mi irtns- . rteeiving, call form any Ultimate id ba torrent A perfect avaieOtch^ of At lantic Kailro*d from the West, and being dis tributed at this point One bandied and forty to ona hundred and sixty ears per day Is now the average—about 10 to 15 freight trains dad i« verege—about to to iz freight trains daily, .r West at tht Iron rati p«>etra»#a, naught >u but storehouses and depots filled with goods awaiting shipments, and Nashville, Memphis. Florence aod other points, are filled to their utmost capacity. .And still no marked fluctuation in price, nor will there be any. Corn, which for a while seemed dull, is agsii cents, as per quality and quantity. buoyant and is apidiy at from 8ti(q}£8 Boron is in fair demand, and large sales ef fected to-day at 10, 12 and 13. Demand for Trime bhou dor* is extra. Flour iasv ady with increased demand. Com mon $6 40; Superfine and Extra Family $7 25 fq)$8 56; Fancy aud City Brands command Iff &@$9. Loro is Arm at 124($13 cents. Other gn« d< arc in good supply snd fsir de mand. Fiver Netvs. Nashville. April 15 —Arrived—Minnetonka, Paducah; Commerce, W» its boro’; Sum Kirk- bam, Cincinnati; Dtu Rick, Piuiucah. Departed — John A Fisher, Paducah ; J. H. Baldwin, Wsitsbor./; Miunetouka, Paducah. The river is falling, with 12 feet wa'eron the Bhoale. The weather yesterday was rainy. The Mayduke is the regular packet for Pa ducah to-day. She leaves at 12 M. The Gen. Anderson leaves at 12 M. for Cairo. The fine steamer 8am Kirkinan, arrived on Sunday night from Cincinnati, with a good trip. She leaves for Ohio riter this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Red Rover leaves for New Orleans to morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Hazel Dell, Capt. Metcalf, came iuto port yeatsrday from Cincinnati. THANKS. T HE undersigned does not but think it but just to express his admiration and sincere thanks to our gallant Fire Companies for their vnt.ramplcd and *ucce**ful efforts iu extinguish ing tbe fire in Mr. McArthur's building last night. For though tbe burning building was surrounded by frame dwellings, and a high wind blowing at the time, their almost super human exertions preveated any further pro gross of the flames, by which a vhsI amountof property, aud probably life, hus been saved. Atlanta. April 17. SAMUEL 6M1TH, apr 18 General Insurance Office. THANKS. M ESSRS. Edil« rs: I hereby return my sin cere thanks to tbe gallaut Firemen of this city, tor preventing the file, on tbe 16th in- »tuot, from reaching iny mother's dwelling.— For quickness and thoroughness of work, the Firemen of Atlanta cannot be excelled. Also, to many citit^ns and friends for thsir kind assistance in removing the household fur niture, aod conferring other favors, do. spr 17-It. CALVIN L. CLARK. ESCAPED, F ROM my rtable, at Stone Mountain. »n Sat urday,i:ith instant, a nud um sized HORSE, cf a sjrrel oolor, Duud body, one or two whelks, or ridge*, on his right hind hip,one or both hind feet white, aged ab*ut 11 or more yearn. I suppose him to be loitering about At lanta, or taken up by some gentleman. C. II. CLARK, M. D. Stone Mountain, April 17th-3f. TO PLANTERS! P LANTERS having TOBACCO on hand, and wishing to have it worked up. will hear of two good aod experienced Cigar Makers by applying at Mr Opprshriurr’s “ Atlanta City Clothing Store.” Whitehall street Atlanta, Ga. apr 17-wM2. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Avne.**, March 26tb, JSGI. T ^HE Executive Committee of the State Kg- . rioultural Society arc requested to meet in Atlauta, at tbe City Hail, on Tuesday, : Olh ol April next, at 3 o'clock, P. M.. t- r the purpose of arranging tbe Premium List, Ac , Ac., for the next Fair. By order of lion. D. W. Lew is President. m20 fit. JAMES CAMAK. Sec’y. i. o. McDaniel, WHOLBSALB PRALI.lt IX BHAIN, BACON, LABS, FLOUR, AND LEADING GROCERIES. Hunter Street, between Whitehall d Loyd Streete, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. April 13. 1861. Collector’s Notice. C USTOM Duties will be required on dutiable Goods received by the Western A Atlantic Railroad from thisda’te. Importers will report tha arrival of such goods to FRANCIS R. SHACKELFORD, April 1, 1861. Collector at Atlanta. Combs! ,omimmmi .i M. OPPENHKIMSR, WkIMl straai, nearly spposit* ■mfclltf IMIsjm fr talk COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS. P ORTRAITS taken from Life, or copied from Old Daguerreotypes, Ac., by tbe Pholgraph- ie process, and ENLARGED TO ANY SIZE, from Miniature sice up to the sise ol Life. Persons having Daguerreotypes of their de oeased relatives and friends, now have tbe op portunity of having them copied Vo any size they may wish, and painted up to tbe Lite in OIL OR WATER COLORS, OR PA8TEL. with the certainty of getting a perfect iikeuesa in every respect. It*#* Gallery on Whitehall Street. Atlanta, Georgia. C. W. DILL, April 3. Photographer. l lRE AND LIFE —AMD— MARINE INSURANCE AIENCY. T HE subscriber represents four First Class Southern Companies, and eight New York C *m |»ani**i». with an aggregate Cash Capital of SEVEN MILLIONS. Tbe honorable adjust ment and payment of losses without sny un necessary delay, words here need not be ured to prove. The proof can ba found with those who have suffered loss, and were so fortunate a* to procure Policies at this Agency. Marins Risks, both Atlantic snd River, taken a» usual. -LIFE INtURANO Tbs attention of both sexes who would se- enre for themselves an important benefit while they live, and also provide for thsir families sod loved ones in the event of i>eath, are in vited to examine .the eoperior advantages the EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY affords evar other Lift Insurance Companies. Information relating to the principles of Life Insurance will be cheerfully given at my of* flee, In tbe second story of OsnfieHyk Build shell i * ieg. corner of Whitehall and Alabama streets, Dante Georgia. SAMUEL SMITH, march 80. General Insurance Agency. INDIA BUBBXB BELTING—from 5 to $ ONjE O’CLOCK, A. M. ^ 4 ■> 4 I * ft—im «t mauhrtic tblbcrapii. A PROCLAMATION BY THK PRESIDENT , vl TB* „ (ftraiimfriTis if ibum. Whbrbas, Abraham Liscolh, the President of tha United States, hat, by Proclamgiion, an- nouoeed the isteatiotof invading UtisOonfod erecy with ao armed force, for thu purpose of capturing its forts, and thereby subverting its independence and subjugating the free people thereof to the dominion of a forced power; and, whereas, it has (bus become tbs duty of ibis Government to repel the threatened Invasion, and to de'end the rights and liberty of ihe peo ple by all the mean* which tbs lews of Nations snd tbe usages of civilised warfare place at iu disposal; Now, therefore, I, JcrraxsoN Davis, President of the ConfederateStateaof Amorioa, do issue this my Proclamation, inviting all those who may desire, >y service in private armed vessels on the high seas, to aid this Gov ernment in tesisting so inhuman and wicked an aggression, t » make application for Commis sions, or Letters of Marque aod Reprisal, to be is* sued und»r the Seal of these Con federate States; snd I do furthermore notify all persons apply ing for Letter* of Marque to make a statement in writing, giving tbe name and a suitable des cription of the character, tonnage, and force of the vessels, and tbe name and place of resi dence of each owner concerned theiein, and the inteoded members of the crew; and to sign *aid statement, and deliver tha same to tbe Secretary of Stat6, or to tbe Collector of any Port of Entry of these Confederate States, to be by him transmitted to the Secretary of State aod I do furthermore notify ail applicanU aforesa d, that, where any Commission, or Letter of Marque, is issued to sny vessel, the owner or owners thereof, and the commander for the time beiog. will be required to give bond to tbe Coufrderate States, with at least two reap msible surilies not interested in such vessel, in tha penalty of five thousand dollars; or, if such vessel be provided with more than one hundred and fifty men, then in the penal ty of ten thousand dollars, with the condition that the owners, officers and crew who shall be employed on board such commissioned ves sel, shall observe tbe laws of these Confederate States, snd the instructions given for the regu lation of their conduct; that they shall satisfy all damages dime contrary to the tenor thereof by such vessel, during her commission, and deliver up the same when required by tbe President of the Confederate States; and I do further specially enjoin on all persons holding offices, c’vil and military, under the authority of the Confederate States, that they bo vigilant and zealous in discharging tbe duties incident thereto; and I do more >ver solewn’y exact ol the good citizens of these Confederate States, as they love their country—as Ihey prize the bles- they fsal Ike Aow threatened !b aggravated form by those whose enmity Is mors implooably because unprovoked, that they exert iketnasivss la preserving srder, la promo ting coasord, la slilag lha authority aud effi ciency of tha laws, and in supporting and in vigorating *11 tha measures which may ba adopted for Iho common lUfeuaa. and by which, under the bessiog of Divio* Provider os, We may. hope for a speedy, just and honorable peace. Iatestimory whereof, 1 have hereunto set voy hand and caused the Beal of tha [L. 8 ] Confederate States to be affixed, this seventeenth day of April, A. D., 1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS. By tha President: Roaaav Toouas, Secretary of State. f imt&ew HMtdevwg, —or— HANLKITKR Sc ADAIR, Atlanta, Georgia* T he daily southern confederacy, under arrangement* just c >mplated, will contain all the latest Intelligence of every kind, reported expressly for us by Magnetic Telegraph, and the Mails. Also, daily reports of Hie Atlanta and other Markets, Local loci dents and Iiems, Ac., Ac. Price $5a-year; $3 for six months, or &U cents lor one month— always in advance. The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERA OYis made up from, and contains the cream at, the Daily. It is a large sheet, and gives more fresh reading matter than sny other Weekly in the Confederate States. Its Market Repn>rt» will bn full, aod made up from actual transactions. Price, $2 a year; or $1 25 for six months-in variably in advance. Postmasters are authorised to act as our Agent* in obtaining subscribers aod f rward- ing tbe money—for which they will be allowed to retaio, as commission, tweuty five cents oc each Weekly, or fifty cents on each Daily sub scriber. Persons getting up Clubs of five, ten oi more subscribers, will be supplied with tbe copies ordered at 12k per cent, lest than regular rates. pdt No name will be entered on our books until the money is paid; and all subscriptions are discontinued when tbe time expires tor which payment is made, unless the same be renewed. Address, HANLEITER A ADAIR, Atlanta, Georgia. 3 AAA LBS. best quality of Good Hem j \J\J\7 lock Sole Leather; 3,000 lbs best quality Good Damage Sole Leather; 2,POO lbs best quality Good Oak Sole Leather—all iust received and cr sale, at low prices, at wholesale or Re tail, by DIMICK, WILSON A CO., octl Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Georgia \l{ ACKEREL— juneU 106 Half-barrels No. 3 Mackerel; 50 Ualf-barrels No. 3 Mackerel; 50 kits No. 3 Mackerel; 10 bbls No. 1 Mackerel ; 10 Half-barrels No. I Mackerel; 20 kits No. 1 Mackerel; 1,006 I be Pod F:sh; 250 Ihs Pollock ; 50 bnxea of best Herring, low. by CENTER A TREADWELL. LAWSHE A PURTELL, Have on hand, and offer lor sale, all kinds of MILITARY GOODS AND EQUIPMENTS, w ' nroLuDtse BAREGE ANGLAIS, ORGANDIES, PRINTED JACONETS, LA WNS, DE CHINES, CHALLIBS, SILKS, PRINTS, OINOHAMS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, At., Ac. 0 U3 Block will bn complete nod Inrcn, nnd will be eoU for CASH, nl „ low prioen u Good, bnre ernr been of fered. BEACH * ROOT. Mnreh 4,1881. 1861. 1861. SALMONS k SIMMONS, Wholesale sad Retail Dealers la FOREIGN £ DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Corner of Whitehall aod Alabama fits., Atlanta, Georgia. NEW SPRING STOCK! O VK of our firm bn,lug rnturnnd from Mar- ke*. where he has just completed an extea* slve purchaaa of our Spring Stock of DRY GOODS, w« take this method of advisidg the publie of the same. Our stock of STAPLE d FANCY GOODS were never more attractive. The supply of BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, Ao., is empls. Crepe D'Anglais, Bareg* Anglmit, French * hint*, Mmzamblque, ii rode Rhine, snd a splendid assortment of Flmin AT Fmmcp miles. Silk Mantle*, Dueler*, Sc., may be found among our assortment; also. Ladies* ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, SILK HITS, do. Evary variety of Ladies' and Misses’ SHOES, manufactured in Philadelphia exprassly for our trade. A more beautiful lot of CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS AND MATTINGS we have never displayed in this market All of which we will sail low for CABH. Orders promptly attended to. 8ALMONS A 6IMMON8, Atlanta, March 28, 1861. SWORDS, SASHES, We art now prepnrod to furnish firry article in the MILITARY LINE, of any qunlitv, nnd in any quantity, suitable fur every gruite or department. Our stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VESTIJNTGS, MARSEILLES & LINEN GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, -AND TAILOR’S TRIMMINGS, IS VERY FULL, RICH AND FINE. WHOLESALE PURCHASERS Are invited to examine our Stock. We think wo can offer them uncommon in ducement, to BUY FOR CASH. SILVEY 3 DOUGHERTY, KORCROS8' BULIDING, J unction 'Whitehall Sc Peaoh-lYes Street,*, H AVE juat received, and are now opening. the largest stock *>f Goons they have ever offered in one season. Thsir stock was bought exclusively for Cash, and will bo priced at low figures- They have every variety of DRY GOODS, from Brown Homcnpuna to tbn finaat Drat, Silk,; nil kind, of freak LADIES’ DRESS GOODS i a lnrgn nnaortaant of ■TAJPUI OOOSS, including Linnnt, Lawna, PleoeGood,. Callsoaa, Gingham,. Ao.; all kind, of HOSIERV and FANCY ARTICLES. Alao, a iarga aaaortmant of JEWELRY, WATCHES, dec. In their Be cement Room,, they have an aln- gant aod full aupply of Rsady-Mado Clothing, and GENTLEMEN'S FURBISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac. Alao, about *10,*00 worth of SHOES. BOOTS, Ao. embracing all aiaes, and a great variety, for La dies. Misses, Men, Boys and Children. They repeat: thair atock is very fall, and they are determined to cell. The publie are rsspeetfnlly invited to call and examine their stock and prices boloropar- chasing elsewhere. march! B1LV1Y A DOUGHERTY. We Are Agents for the oelehratod 1. M. SINGER & CO.’S SEWING MACHINES. ■A, GEORGIA, April 10, 'llMi-rawUVW a j: - WRIGHT k JACKSON, 7ACT01I, BIIKII8I0V —AND— FORWARDING MERCHANTS BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, OA. auaa a. tama R efer to capui vanoab, Ga.; C- „ _ Savannah, Ga.; Boa ion A Yillaloaga. Bah, Ga.; Erwin A Harden. Savatoak. fra. ; Car hart A Broa., Naw York; T. W. Flamming A Co. Aacaata, Ga; Swaa A Bra, FrraaadT an, Fla; Kabea A Cano,a. Jaokaoo.illa. Fla.) H. L. Hart, PaUtka, Fla; Simon Merriu, Hawkiaevilla. Ga Agent for Ua Irarglad, Liaaef Mail Steam- era to Farnaadiaa and Swaatara Iaaaa Scmt and Oak, to Uawkiaavilla nprlO-lm. u a aacaioa Joha W. Andaman. Fa PATTTEN k MILLERS, QNNCHAL. COMVIMlON FORWIRDINBIERCHIIITS. Savannah. Georgia. etnaea atfrio.' 1 • r 1 " . ’ i