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.SrtWTHlEiBlNf / C BDBRACI. tra <K««ftAmc{> fiiDAY, JUNE 8, 1861. iut i„t, hubwiMt »r* rt by 8* fniiqrrf full** *»* r-Fw. Xlh.Coafodemey. Wetuppomz.rv- I i» all « r ek»r»fc«*. “* '>•* aMMHt will he »»<i» by »i poz- [ubr»l oeagragaUeue,tomorro Inti Vilutwwn ta W OC t Woddail'z eoinpeny hu neeived sank to Vlrgiaio, is about tea day*. B law Bora mm la complete kit won. 0 advertleement la to-d.j’z paper L |a making largs aacritloaa for thz ■ aountrj | and Uia *ri*n ka hu ,0 partaar la baa Id era, to look after a af tka famlllaa af tka man af bit |wbo map ba la Band, would maka rialia baart Involuntarily pronouaoa ■paa iba kaad of a man whoaa aoul , to prompt him to nob benevo- EUectlone. I tka paapla of TOnnraaaa rota on tha i af tacamion. for mamkara of Congraaa takaa | Kentucky, on Ik# 10th inat. Thay and Bonthara Righto aandidalaa ’ tka Diatrlota, aad danbllaia will in i td day of Jnly an alaotioa takaa hie State, to rata on tho ratifieation or dad Btate Coaatltntion. Lot every I to adapt it. [ Jaekaoa’s Eulogy on Cor. Mc Donald. ana raoairad from tha publiahara, food, Hanlaitar, Riea k Co., a pamph I af tho *' Eulogy on tha Lifo and Char- Ilka Han. Charlaa J. McDonald, Pro- ^bylanry R. Jackson,- at Marietta, i April laaL Wa had tha plaaaura I lu delivery, and can pronoonoa it i of tha flnaot aolagiatic eflbrta wa ever to. Tha pamphlot it gotten np ia i tlyla, and io for aalo at tho office of Lktin Printing Company, at tha follow. a eopiaa, She. each. 15c or t 1 to per dozen or 15 Ok “ Gen. Pouter. Atlzita. Tth Juno, 1861. Confederacy—Wa deaire to call tba i of tha public ganarally, and tha tax. ' tka State in particular, to tba vary I appointment of Can. Ira R. Footer to of Quarter-Matter General of tha I Georgia. Ha ia a man of atriot in teg- I we venture that no man ia tha State oner put hit foot with acorn upon every I to deplete tha Treaaury by peculation obe than ho. Thoae will log to trade C Btate upon fair and honaat forma, at |pcioae, will Sod him a gentleman; but I and feeutatore may aa wall taka to Ilea, to far aa hit department it con- I and it la to axpreaa thia gratification I ahort notice ia panned. TAXPAYER. onai Peculations or Amur Coi ls PawaiTLrajtia—A Million aan I Dollam Mtaaiaa.—The Philadelphia I of Friday eraeing conlalna tho fol ■ from its Harriaburg corraapoadent. pro made the ncoaaaary inquirira in lha guarlar thia morning, and gnd thnt lha d raaignaiion of Governor Curtain in t foundation ia foot. Thorn la no uao of J that thorn it quite a large number of | who aay he ought to resign. But I find •ligation, that they art of that olaaa ra not boon aucocaaful aa Commiaaion. 1 la getting fat oontraote. Tha Admin- Jn of Goa. Curtin te; In vary bod odor Ike rteggerr manfully under nil tha op- Vn that ia heaped upon it. I have rea- | knon that tha Govtrnor iotenda at aa lay to Banka n elaan bra eat of it, and ir true 1 have heeid, ha la mare alaoad I than tlaniag. Ha baa eodearored la I af hta friaode, and they, la their ■ lo deplete the Treaaury, haea near- I him. In thia eonnaetion I allude la | bat whet npperteioe lo tho army eup- > lot believe that Gov. Curtis hat ap. •a tingle peony, either dirootly or io- y, Of the throe and a half millions war It hit owa purposes. But hla personal -hit immediate aooial companions— i clung lo him tinea hta ioangureiioo i wall known ia Philadelphia- beet hamefally end treacherously abuaed atdanee aad truat which ha reposed io They hove not oily abated hu eoofi- I personally, but they hero deliberately wd the Slate out of owe million and a f dollore. If the aeoounit wore elated lo- you would randlly parealvo that I haea vr estimated tka Sgurea. ha fight batwtan Secretary of War Cam- lied Qovoroor Curtain continoto lo bo l with gnat animosity.” ITIOML AMERICAN. pRE ore aovarol thonaood dollar# atill me for aotoeription end advertizing, out of the late M Rational American " r e, by partite remits rod throughout tho need tho money—am. In foot, suffer. [tAeiMsfo/it It not thia limpla auto- koongh to induce every man, whoknowe Rf to bo Indebted, to moke Immediate at, tilber lo whole or in part f Tho oohetya: "Thou ahall not maul# the |°f tha ox that treadath oat tho corn."— •hnnld van a Larva tha Printer, who, witting toll, furnithM vour mantel all- 0. R. HANLE1TER. ate, June 7, lfgl. . iO£rx» published under the Advertiser A Register.' BUS* .^4 qoMt«4 lo opi at heir ptet • o’elcek to tigorl tho ** Jaekeom Ourdi Uc Cl is?. wda»w i FULTON BLUES, A p poor at jour Armor j, ia fall uni form, on Tueedej «*xt, at 8 o'clock, Aw M. for Terfel Shooting. Bj order of Capteio. ELYEA, Acting Order! j Sorgo*nt. Juno I. Attonlton, Mechanic Rifles* All pereftha favorable to the forming of o Mechanic RifleCompanj, cau moke 'application to the undereigoed ot the > Georgia Reilrood Shop, where the mus ter roll con be eeen. Come one, com© oil. JAMES NOBLE, Jr., JAMES M. TOY. AUooto, June 7-if. THE ANNUAL MEETING O F the Pbreanix Loop A Building Aseocio- tion will toke place on next Mood# j nighty the 10th instontp ot whioh time there will be on election for o President, four Directors, o Treosurer end o SocroUr j, to serve for the en suing fiscal year. A full attendance ia desirable and requested Bj order of the Board of Directors. June 8-lt. J. 8. PETERSON, Secretorj. TO AHMH ! TO ARMH! ! NOW IS THE TIME. T HE “Atlanta Volunteers” hove received marching orders to be reodj in ten dojs —destination is Richmond. Our ranks ore not vet full. We wont our companj to contain one hundred men. All who desire to join can be furnished with uuitbrm bj calling on them deraigoed. J. F. WADDAlL. Captain. M. T CA8TLEBDRY, 1st Lieut. 8. D. HAZELETT. 2d Lieut, june 8-tf. J. G. RUCKER, 3d Lieutenant. iftejassjKBSC: erne* Killed If—tie Harriet Lear put to Fltffet! WAsni.NQTon, Jnae 7.—It is baltevad that Lord Ljons' deepatches bj tho Into arrivals from England are unfavorable to tho Federal lata. The Cabinet has boon ia ooesion overj da j thia week, discussing Foreign Affairs, which it ie believed are ominous of trouble. Bar list’s Naval Brigade have forced them selves into service. The Harriet Lane again attacked Pig's Point battorj, opposite Newport Noose, on tho James River. After receiving two shots, whioh wound ed flvo severe) j, she retired. Pig's Point open ed five embrasures, disposing hsavj ordnance. Camming, of the " World " newspaper, has been appointed Brigadier-General,preparatorj to being made Quartermaster-General here. Mr. Seward remarked this morning that he expected soon to hear of sharp work at Har per's Ferrj. Reinforcements have been ordered toCham- bersburg. The measures taken to find eat how manj three month voulnteert would remain in the service during the war, has resulted in the de termination on the part of the Administration to order a new levj, there beieg no doubt thnt Gen. Beauregard is preparing to attack Alex andria. DR. H. W. BROWN. O FFICE—At his residence on Calhoun street, neer the Medical College. march 20. Notice. I N consequence of the withdrawal of the Steamers between Mobile and New Orleans, the Tnaouon Fksiout Tabifp from New Or leans to Atlanta and Columbus, established in March 1801, is suspended until further notice. GEO. G HALL, SupL A. A W. P. R. R. D. H. CRANE, Bupt. M. 4W.P.R. R. COX, BRAINARD A CO., Mobile and N. O. Steamers. june 8-dtf. SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, ,R THE PRACTICAL SOLDIER, designed tor the use of the Militia of the Confede rate States—sent bj mail on the receipt of one dollar. j. mcpherson a go. June 8. ABSCONDED, J -r TV/TY Mulatto Servant BILL, about 36 ^ lU jeers old, square built, weighing L 150 to 160 pounds. He can read and ^write poorlj, was pretendedlj working ut Atlanta as a Carpenter, until some ten dajs ago, since which time, has not been eeen or heard from, is supposed to have gone, or been oarried off— probablj has a pass allowing to work in Fulton or adjoining countiea. lid for hie apr JOHN NEAL Alabama Insurance Company, MONTGOMERY. CAPITAL - - 1300,060. T HIS Companj, bj promptnaas in adjusting and pajiag lie losses, has gained a reputa tion which has placed it among the first cists of Insurance Companies in the countrj. It in sures all kinds of insurable propertj on the most favorable terms. ninppTnnn K. U. Metcalf, See'y. Wm. 6. Bibb. Presdeat. F. M. Gilmer, S. L. Arlington, D. A. Clark, J. M. Williams, Wm. H. Rives, Wsde Veegee, J. D. Hutcheson. John A. Elmore. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent. Office corner Whitehall A Alabama St. June 7. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. 'PARTIES writing to us for information will X pleats enclose the postage for the answer. We will cbeerfullj write replies to enquiries, but can’t afford to psj postage also. June 7. McNAUGHT, ORMOND A CO. - on Governor McDonald. BY HEX BY B. JACK80H. I eloquent Address, open the Lift tad I Service ef Gov. Cate. J. MoDeaaka, I by Hea. Heavy R. Jaakaon, at Msrl- , ea the lath ef April leak, te so* tide. It lee finely printed pamphlet Mx pages. > Olefin Copy If eta i nr tlf per bea- V00D, HAILERXK, HICK A 00,, ' •«*. TakUahan, AtUato,«eo. The Sfintoga of the Confederate States: CATOOSA SPRINGS. J J. HARMAN reapectfullj announces to • hit former visitors, and the publio gen- erallj, that he has entered into a co-partner ship with Mr. J. S. Nichols, of Savaonab, Ga., (or the ensuing season at this CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. Thankful for tha patronage heretofore ex tended to him, he would solicit a continuance of the same for the firm, who will endeavor, at all times, to provide for the table, bar, Ac., ev- .aioable. ill be the most experienced that the South can produce, together with an effi cient force of attentive servants. There will be an excellent BRASS and STRING BAND of superior Musicians attached to the Hotel. The medical virtues of these manj and va ried Mineral Waters ere now too well known to require an extensive description. In addi tion to the Red, White and Black Sulphur Springs—manj of them combined with Iron and Magnesia—is an inexhaustable igellot the purest Freestone. Our accommodations are verj extensive.— We have mtnj pleasant cottages separate from the main hotel, where families caa ha as qutai and retired aa io their own homes. Catoosa Springs are In Catoosa countv. Geor gia, two and a quarter miles from the Western A Atlantic Railroad. A fine Omnibus and good Hacks will be et the platform on tha arrival of each train. The Springe have a direct Rail road communication with Charleston, Savan nah, Augusta, Maoon, Milledgevilla,Columhoa, Atlanta, Montgem«rj» Nashville and Chatu- Hue nr Bute; T*o ItolUia W dy. Twelve Dollars per week, and Thirtv-FivnDdl- lart per single month. Visitors who wish to engege board bj the season, with their fami lies. will be hoerded a^ Jhity Dollars per month—childrsn and servants half price.— Those who n ish to engage board bj the season would do well to address Juae 1-41*. HARMON A NICHOLS. Augusta, June 7.—The Charleston Mercu- rj's specie! Richmond dispatches, dated j se ts rd a j state that a sharp and brilliant fight occurred on Mondaj, near Phillippi, ia the Norfolk part of Virginia. Nine hundred Con federate troops were ettecked bj 3,000 Feder alists. At first, the Confederates were thrown into confusion; retreated two miles; rallied; three times repulsed the Federalists, notwith standing tha great disparitj of numbers. About eeventj Federalists were killed; and onIj six of tba Confederates. The Federalists were pro vided with light artillerj, which were manag ed bj regulors from Carlisle barracks. Tbs Confederates were without cannon. Ex-Gov. Wise has been appointed Brigadier General, and is raising a Legion for the War. During its raising, he will visit Wetern Virgin ia with the viaw to rouse tha slumbering pa triotism of the people there. Official returns from Western Virginia show an aggregate mejoritj of 31,000 in favor of tha ratification of the Ordinance of Secession. Norfolk, June 7.—Nothing of interest trans piring here. The tjphoid fever is spreading rapidlj and fatallj at Fortress Monroe. St. Louis, June 7—The Judge of the Dis trict Court, at Springfiald, Illinois, has issued a writ of habeas corpus in tha case Emmett McDonald. Nsw-York, June T*.—The Vandalia sailed to-daj to join the blockading squadron. The Desoto has arrived from Havana. Su gar is raported one-half real there. Bostoh, June 7.—The Susquehana has ar rived. Commodore Holding, First Lieutenant Barnsj, the Purser and three Midshipmen have resigned. Ciscihati, Juae 3.—Two columns of troops from Gen. McClellan’s command, ona in com mand ef Col. Kellj, of tha 1st Virginia volun teers, and the other commanded hj Col. Crit tenden, of the Indiana volunteers, left Grafton last night, and after marching durinx the en tire night for about twentj miles through a drenching rain, surprising a camp of rebels 2,000 strong at Phillippi, Virginia, routed them, hilling fifteen, and capturing a large amount of arms, horses, ammunition, provisions, and all thair samp aquipage. The surprise was complete, and at our last advicea the Feaeral troops were in hot pursuit of the rebels, and it ia quite probable manj prisoners will be taken. Col. Kellj was mortallv wounded, end seve- “ ral troops slightlj hurt BEACH tt ROOT in anr IneeMig t fill Liu SPRING GOODS, INCLUDIHO BASSOS ANGLAIS, ORGANDIES, PRINTED JACONETS, LA WNS, DE CHINES, CHALLIES, SILKS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, Ac., Ac. O UX Stock will be complete end large, nod will be iold for GASH, et aa low prlcea aa Goode here arar been of fered. BEACH * ROOT. March 4,1661. SILVEY l DOUGHERTY, NORCROSS* BUILDING, J unction 'Whitehall Ac Peaoh-Tree Btreete, Atlanta, Gfreorgla, H AVE just received, and are now opening, the largest stock of Goods thej have ever offered in one seeaon. Their stock was bought axelusiveij for Cash, and will be prieed at tow figure*. Thej have everj varietj ef DRY GOODS. from Brown Homespun* to the finest Drees Silks; all kinds of fresh LADIES' DRESS GOODS; a large assortment of BTAPXiX GOODS, including Linens, Lawns, Piece Goods, Calioocs Ginghams, Ac.; all kinds of HOSIERY and FANCY ART1CLE8. Also, a large assortment *f JEWELRY, WATCHE8, Aco. In their Basement Rooms, thej have an ele gant and full supplj of Ready-Made Clothing, and GHNTLEMEX’B FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac. Alta, about $10,000 worth of SHOES, BOOTS, &o. embracing all sises, and a great varietj, for La dies, Mieses, Men, Boji and Children. Thej repeat: thair stock is verj full, and thov are determined te sell. The public are reapectfullj invited to call and examine their stock and prices before pur chasing elsewhere. march8 SILVEY A DOUGHERTY. CUTTING & STONE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DEY GOODS, "lONNALLY’S Block, Whitehall street, four J doors from Alabama Street aprll. Wanted, Immediately. isssggj* Atlanta, Mej SS-laa. Pkatixu roa 8outbieu min.—The New York Methodist telle us that at the John street dailj prajer meeting, "while the remarks of ths speakers as a gsneral thing were severe againat tha leading rebels, atill our Southern brethren who do not sjmpathixe with the movement of the traitors art spokan of kindij and remembered affeeilonatelj in prajer."— Can thej not praj for the disunionist also ?— We praj for them -that thej maj have a better spirit put in tbsm, and be led to go their own wa j in peace, and leave us in the hands of the Lord. Let us assure our cotempoarj that praj- log for its Union "brethren" at tha South ia lost braath. Ws recommoed the John street' ere to get a list of their names and eall the roll dailj. It will not taka two minutes.— Southern Christian Advocate. Mamutactubb or Aims at Richmond.—The Riohmond Enquirer" of the 80ih ultimo •ajs: A large portion of the maebinerj from Har pers Ferrj has been brought lo our artnorj and oo soon aa it ona be properlj arranged, w* will be prepared to oommenoe the maaufacture of arms. The superintendent ie exerting all his energies, and ererjihing that caa will be done to brine the establishment into active operation at the earliest daj practicable. The tame paper adds: Wa are pleased lo team that Messrs. Samp, eon A Pee have commenced the manufacture of poroaeiion eepe, tho qualitj of whioh, wo understand, ia verj geod. Thia is another avidenoo of Southern enterprise. McNAUGHT, BEARD * CO. Commiotion and Forwarding Merchant* % BATSTREET Savannah, ------ Georgia. Ws. MoNauqbt, ) f Wm. K. Bbard. Jasss Osmond, j marlO (JommDmmmam. JOHN FICKEN, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in HAVANA CI0AHS, TOBACCO snuff, pipes, ac., Wholesale and Retail, at the Sign of Atlanta Cigar Manufactory* Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. March 26. r. J. POIHDHXTHH, I New Orleans 1 I MOSTOOnSBY UTTLl, I BbeJbyrm#, Teas. POINDEXTER Si LITTLE, SLAVE DEPOT, NEW ORLEANS, CITIZENS' MEETING. T HE eitiiaaa el Fulton eoanly ere requested to mas! at lha City Hall, In Atlanta, as Monday, the 17th initent, et II o'clock, A. M.. for Mm perpoa. of taking lew one• Mention the beet method af aiding the Gorereaeant, end derfelng weye end meant te eld la the •eppnrtef our eoldien end their fomiUaa dat ing the aejiul nod unholy war that ia now be- jag^weged Open ea by the Northern Adneinle- Tkia anil It made la aoeordtaoe with the re nnet iugfnation or oar worthy Exeentiee, Je- By Older ef the Haneroblfo * f -J6. Clark I. OL Pern Oerm Whfoky 'itrnSx* nnu t?OR Receiving, Forwarding and Selling, far r Merchant., Planter! and Tredert. Alan, keep, ooattenUy on hand e good uaortmentof Field Handa, Mechanic, and Honan Servant!. May II. HRE AND LIFE —AND— MAim INSU1AXCZ AHVCT. T HE aubacrlber rapraaanfo four Firat Clue Southern Companiee, end aight New York Campania*, with an aggregate Caah Capitol ef SEVEN MILLIONS. The honorable adjust ment and payment of loatea without nay nn- neewaery delay, word, hern need not he ttied te prove. The proof ana be found with thoae who have zuflared low, end were eo fortneeto aa te procure Paliciaa at Ihli Agency. Marina Ritks, both Atlantia end River, tekan aa nanal. LIFE INSURANC. Tha attention ef both aexea who would •*- core for Ikemnelvee ea important keaott while they live, end alee provide for their fomllim sue loved onee In the event ef Death, era in vited te examine the •enerier edvaategea the EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY afford, ever ether Lifo Inznrenee Companies. Information relating to the principle! ef Lifo Ieeareeoe will ba aheerfolly givee at ety of ten, in the second etwy of OMnellyfe Build ing. eerier ef Whitehall aad Alabama etroate, AOknte Georgia. SAMUHL SMITH, mereh M. General Inaaren— Agency. Vails I Bails I Bails! T EH ETOWAH MINING A MANUFAC TURING COM PAXY. located In Cnee aenn- ty, Georgia, eft new making, end prepared te ni large orders for any and ell elan Jt e Itrj superior OUT XAIL. Address, or apply te W. S. COTHRAN, 1 . A. SHORTER, | Rome. 8m, MagSd. 1—t-wM-tm, oont OOKB!> OOKXII AT THE WAS WORMS. Fab. ll-dtf. ^ J.F. WARNER, Sag*. LAWSHE & PURTELL, Have on hand a Large Stock of CLOTHS, OASSIMEBS, VE8TINQ-8, MARSEILLES * LINEN GOODS, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, -and TAILOR’S TRIMMINGS. OUR STOCK IS RICH AND FINK. HXLXTART EQQES, SWORDS, IfllllTS. «feO., SASHES, mmi *o. WHOLESALE PURCHASERS Are invited to examine our Stock. We think we can offer them uncommon in ducementa to BUY FOR CASH. We are Agents for the celebrated I. M. SINGER dc CO.’S SEWING MACHINES. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, April 10, 1801. W. F 1 . HERRING & CO., Invites Attention to their Stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING -A. 1ST3D GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS —FOR THIS— SPHINX'S TRADE. It ia the largeit, choiee»t and oheapeat Stock we have aver brought to Atlanta. We invite the apeoial attention of CASH WHOLESALE BUYERS, Af we are prepared to offer extra inducement, to CASH PURCHASERS Wa would alao eall the atention of Military Man to our Stock of TRIMMINGS —AND— ACCOUTREMENTS, 8W0BDS, EPAULETS, * SASHES TOE OEBEBALS, y COLONELS AND THEIR AIDS, MAJORS, CAPTAINS, LIEUTEN ANTS, AND SAROEANTB. XN-UtfAOKBfimuiWrffltort low frig* 3 . . W. F. HERRING ft CO. ms zo.izM.