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JOHN FICKXN,
Iwpf, Mkwnfetom M and Bmtm tm
MAfm MUM, TUMI!
•«U*IM»IF*S, fee.,
*WW» •** HotoU,attu Sign of
Oaicieo, Jane U.~Twelve ngfnMta are
ordered W> readasvona at th* following please:
IMr nt Qsiaey, fear at Alton nod fear at Cera -
Tllln—*11 on Dm 18th lank
-pre placet* Mr. heftor*. ro-
anlig‘1 pnpor, making aat
m report of hi* tpoook, whiek
. Otto tko lint of Mey. Th#
latitat, It purely * typogrnpk-
man of whtoh wo ragro^
nam on til oar nttonlion ou
wgt ft li oao whiek moot infel-
Mlddieoover atoao*aad know
fbeothon oro nek oo nil re-
i to fell into.
Dndlay, UuJDl
« Kettle ant Man Drama."
A HOMS MANUFACTORY OF THE ABOVX
A nrtlolo boa boon ooUbliabod, and la noar in
aueoooafnl oporntion. Priooa aa low an elan-
where la tbo Confodarnto States.
H. BRACMOLLER,
Dealer la Muaieal InatmmoaU,
A tlaa to, Georgia.
ftf The Atlanta Intolligoaeor, Macon Tele-
graph, Augusta Constitutionalist and Savan
nah Republican oopy oao week and aoad bill
to tbla offloa. jnno 15-dlw.
Honor, Jnno 17,1M1.
tgnll and* by Ik* Honorable
L a mooting of tko eltiaeno of
j wan bold to-day at tbo City
I C. Yanooy wan oallod to tbo
alal Pittman okooon See rotary,
■plained tbo okjoet of the maot-
•ina ■■nan for tho aopport of tbo
proaant plea of wolnatoiy con-
aa to relievo theee who bare
intioa Hat*.
That tbo Inferior Oonrt net np-
W1LL1AM F. PARKER
BUTLER & PETERS,
(frsocoton to High, Bailor A Co.,)
Commission Merchants,
m a* anew aa peoalMo.
Royl offered tbo following aa a
tot tbla moating roeommoad to
THOMAS W. MURRAY,
Formerly of 1,1 Cham bora Bk, How York,
■nroataaa a wnouaau aaauaa ta
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
Al» OOMMIMION MALIKA IN
BUTTER, CHEESE, Ao.,
C ONFEDERATE BONDS, or Holaa, will
bo roeoivod by Ihaundaraiguad ia pay meat
of Crookary, Ghfaa, Olaat Waraa, do., or la
poymaat of aooounta. T. R. RIPLEY,
June 18. Whitohall 8k, Atlanta, Qa.
Araavra, Jooa, If, 1MI.
Baaaaa ana T. D. Wriobt s
Wlablag to toaUfy oar approba.
ttriotio eonra*and ready willing.
I yonr Uaa* aad talent to tko
H AVE Ia .tore, at thoir Fire-Proof Ware
Honaa, on tko ooraor of Foraytk etrootaad
tko Railroad, (oppoaito tho SUto Rood Depot,)
100 BARRELS LARD OIL;
50 BALES YARN;
100 BARRELS LARD;
300 KEGS PRIME LEAF LARD;
1,000 BARRELS FLOUR.
FOSTER & QUEEN,
GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TO PRINTER*.
BOBER aad ladootriona Printer, who un
der, tan da and ia willing to work both nt
Oaoo and Prone, one obtain Heady work,
ri' *r •»
Atlanta,.
K EEP oonatenUy o* hand all kindt of Pre
via Iona aad Family Supplies. bay aad anil
all kind, of Tan a ana aa and Country Produce;
alee, anil Goode eonilguod to tko boat advea-
A Ian lot of Par* Oountry Cent Wbleby on
AttcNthB, City Tu Payer*.
A LL poreeoa who on an Moot to pey Ton ta
the City of Atlanta, wifi pInane come for
ward aad make rater** forthwith. All falling
i* do ao by lb* riftonath of llH aoit, will be
Double Tonod. H. 0. HOLCOMBE,
Clerk of City Ooeicll, and
Bnaolror and Oal lector of Otty Taxon
may M-dMd.
May 4.
HO TICK ro ifjtMArOMOWMMI I
S. <TU THBH N1?. lUOT FZ DBBiDf
t be eon tribe tod by thnoo who
Thao# who kawo moot ia-
r tho koovioot ahem al tko
alaaaaof oonnty bonda by tbo
i purpose, without law to bank
i koatrdon*. Imposing a tax
• ground. Whan Ooorglaararfa
i for tbia purpoae, nr nay
war* Governor, I weald
tad ooooa a tax to meet Ik
i of tho ooanty Court* In
. Ho onggoatod that tko
i raoolutloa rocommcndlng tho
a van* tko Logfalatww for tbia
t waa any naoaaaity for ik Bo
> praaaing waat on tho port of
•i that Mr. Boot bad la-
I dollar* had boon eubaerib-
eealributieu for that pn»-
I more Uaa a third *f it had
. Calhoun anggeated that what-
for tk* lafartar Court ta da
iworor illegal It anight bo la
on* could doubt that tko Leg-
motion aad legal ia* each ae-
oaad fear ta porshaao boada in
fer aaok a parpoao. Ho o f-
tbia moating roeommoad that
lafarior Court of tbia oommty
ot rxcaadiug thirty par caak
ef tho county tax, for tk* aaaaf
rat* of latoraot aot oxooadiag ,
irn.for too yean or loan, aad
~ to 1* earn* of Bfty dollar*,
tat of tba money to bobor-
i ot tho aoldlota and thoir
id moved that a Coiamittoa
to eooaidar tba oarioua
r railing fond* to anpport oar
ir familiaa— adopted, aad th*
maa appointed:
ia.Ch'1. P. H. Randal,
Grogary, Mr* K
Grogan, 8
Graham. Miaa F
Grabnr, Mrs J K
Goodwin, Mia* N D
Gibba, J 8 J
Goddaaa, 1
Huntor, Mr* M
Hyln A Howard,
Hnaaton, C
Hnmphriaa, M J
Holcomba, J C
Hnmphriaa, W C
Huff, M J A
laom, A 1
John*. Mra N
Jobnaou, L S 2
Joboaon, J M
Johnaoa, Mra GEE
Kennedy, 8
Kiilpatrick, W
Kay, Mra B F
Lowia, Mra C J I
Laater, Mr* J
Lyea, Mra H 1
May, B
Maalay, Dr W J
Mealy, Mra M R
Mayer, H 8
Msrliag, Mr* H
Mealy, W J
M.haff.y, F M
MeBordera, J
McCluakey, J
MeCaaaen, J
MeRee, Miaa E
Nutria, H M
Noble, R
Noth, J W
Owen, P
O'Connor, J
Pen*. Mrs C
Pndu, J M
Pewnry, F
Peacock, J
Fegg, L M
Queen,J M
Rcaeo, D
Rovonol, D
Rameey, E A
Randall A George,
Riebnrde, M T
Roberta, 8 H J
Rio*. W 1
Rabinaoa, Mra D
Roberto, G B
Roberto, F
Roberto, Dr F N
C.
Cllakeeaki, W B
Clerk, J G
Cnliian, Mra F
Collier, A J
Gobi*, M
Cara, D
Camaroa, G 8
Carlisle, 8 0
Crawford, J 1
Craig.0 M
D.
Dorme, Mia# EC
Deanie, Fa
Davie, Rev Ta M
Darky, Mre A .7
F.
Fergnaoa, Mr* V <5
0.
Gudeman, M T
Gievinnini, Mra
Garr, J H
Gantry, Mia* E
Gaorgo, Mra 3
Garvin, Tm
Garretk Mia* B C
If.
Hayaaa, R J
Hardaga, G W
Hale,!
Hill, Miaa C
Harrison, Miaa 8 N 2
Hal* J
Hayaaa, Mra J
I-J.
Jones, Mira 8
Jones, Miaa E C
Joaaa, 8 W
Joaaa, F M
K.
Kennedy, A J
Kilby, W B
Lamar, O B
Landrum, W B
Lilly, 8
M.
Mayer, L
Mahan, E
Mitchell, J
Meere, Mre M J
Morris. Col J
Mumford, Mr* A J
Mornnd, Mre
Mo.
McKay, Col D L
MeConnal, Mm
McClure, R A
X.
Ntaghlon, Tm
Nmwton, J H
Bmndtrt, J L
Bingleton, Mre M A
Sima, L
Smith, W B
Smith, Miaa D
Smith, J
Tnnaar, D J 1
Tnnnnr, 8 P
Tedder, W B
Thomas, Mra A
Owing*, Capt A Y
Ouringa, W
P.
Powell, J P
Powell, 8
Pool, Miaa M A
Powell, C F
Phillips, Gan Tm
Q-B.
Roberta, C M
Revane), H
Rand, M
Band, R
Robinson, E 2
Robinson, F M
Robinson. M
Roach, Miaa H M
Robertson, 8
Rotoh, W
Richards, Mra 8
Ruascau, W A
8.
Smith, J W
Shanahan, W
Staadman, E
Sterna, J
Steagall, Miaa M
T.
Trout, F H
Thomaaaou, O W
Thompson, R
V.
Vendegrift, Mra K Vnllaau, JR
W—Y.
Wilkinson, R C Womack, F
Wadsworth, M C Winaton, Miaa T
Wabk, J F Wrong*!, C M
Warren. 8 Wilson A Johnson, !
Wabb, Mra E Wood, W H
Wars, T 1 Wood, Miaa E
Walker, D A Wood, Miaa C W
Wnlknr. Mra M A Wood* Tn F
Walker, J F Wood, Wm
Young, Mian Hattie
Parsons calling for any of tho above letters,
will plana* any Urey era •< Advertised."
Jana 18. T. & HOWARD, P. M.
Notice!
T HE Ordneeoe to prohibit Doga from rax
Bing »t largo without coliora, patted Hat
of July, 1857* to bo (baud on pogo 88 of tho
City Ordinonooi* will bo enforced strictly from
>d o/Wr tho 2<th instoal
Collars eon bo had by applying to tbo Clork
of Council. F. B. BOGGU8, Martha!
Atlanta, Juno 11-lw.
NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE lot of now and desirable Goods,
consisting, in part, of thn following nrti-
*'ra:
HOOP-SKIRTS, from 3 to 50 Springs.
VIRGINIA PLAIDS, for servants.
PRINTS, both Solid and Fancy col
ors. »
GINGHAMS, large and small Plaid.
A large lot of CAP and BONNETT
RIBBONS, BELTS, GLOVES and HO
SIERY, JEWELRY and FANCY NO
TIONS.
Also, n largo lot of SHOES, anitobl* for th*
•onion, nil of which wan bought ozolualvnly
for Cash, nod will bn aold nt thn lowest pries,
either to wholesale or ratsll customers, for Cash
only.
SILYET ft DOUGHERTY.
Atlanta, June 15.
Notice.
I N conaaquenco of tho withdrawal of tho
8toomora botwoon Mobile and Now OrlooBa,
tho Txaouex Frbiobt Tanirr from Now Or-
loans to Atlanta and Columbus, oatabiishod in
March 1881, ia suspended until further notice.
GEO. Q. HULL,
8upt. A. A W. P. K. R.
D. H. CRANE.
8upt M. A W. P. R. R.
COX, BRAINARD A CO.,
Mobile end N. O. Steamers.
June 8-dtf.
SCHOOL OP THE GUIDES,
O R THE PRACTICAL SOLDIER, deaigned
for tho use of tho Militia of tho Confede
rate State#—sent by moil on tho receipt of one
dollar. j. McPherson a co.
Judo 8.
Eulogy on Governor McDonald.
BY HENRY R. JACKSON.
Thie eloquent Address, upon tho Life and
Public Boryioca of Got. Ckas. J. McDonald,
delivered by Hob. Hoary R. Jacksoa, ot Mari
etta, Georgia, on tho 20th of April last, ia now
ready for sale. It is a finely printed pamphlet
of thirty-eix pages.
Price: Single Cepy St cte.; or $lt per hun
dred. Addreoa,
WOOD, HANLEITER, RICE A CO.,
June 8-dl w. Publiahers, Atlanta, Geo.
CixcixxftTi, Juno 18.—John A. Skiff baa boon
arrootod for iblpplng butter to tbo South-
pocked In ale beyeU
Nnw York, Juno 18.—Cotton firm—Saleo
2,808 bales, nt 14 coats.
Tho Privateer, Say on n ah, has arrived hero.
Tho orow, 85 In number, hove boon put in
irons.
Fabtibb Poixt, Juno 16.—Tke steamer Jura,
from Liverpool on tho 7th, hoe arrived. In
three deya 32,000 bales of Cotton worn sold.—
Spoculators end exporter* took 18,008 baler
Demand steady, and pricoo firmer. Tho saleo
of tbo week wore 78,588. Speculators took 18,
500, and ox porters 12,080. Tbo sales Friday
wars 10.000. Fair Orleans 8|; Middling 7 518;
Fair Mobile Uplanda '81; Middling 7 11-18.-
Tho stock of American Cotton on band is 00,-
000 bales.
Breadstuff's dull. Provisions steady.
Consols, 884@90.
Sr. Louis, Jens 17.—Gov. Jaekeon will make
his first stand at Boonvills. Rumors are cur
rent that a Convention will bo called immedi
ately. The State Treasurer, after a brief arrest,
has boon released.
Bon. McCullough is reported to. be ot Fort
8mith, Arkansas, with 18,000 men. Ho is also
reported to bo in Benton county, Arkansas,
with 5,000 men.
Twolvs Illinois Regiments are stationed
within two hour's mereh of St. Louis.
Two thou«and;Stet# troops ars at Boonvills,
Mo.
The secessionists have full sway on both
sides the Missouri River, and are well pre
pared for a fight.
A skirmish is reported to have taken place
near Independenee, in which the Federalist*
wore worsted.
Federal troops are moting West from vari
ous points. Ths patriots are burning Rail«
road bridges.
Haussstowx, June 17.—Six hundred Con
federate troops ere still at Harper's Ferry.
Gov. Wise ii moving to oppose Gen. McClel
land’s advanoe.
The Southern pickets are again opposite Wil
liamsport.
Fobtkxbs Mohrox, June 17.—Gen. Butler de
mands 15,000 additional troops at this point.
An artesian well is being bored to supply the
Federal troops with water.
GEORGIA BANK-NOTE LIST.
D'ABtlfnac, Prt*. K. Wtlten, Cub.
Sank of Augusta, Augusta.
1W| inuatn iwvuuiug, n«A with l)««TM rolled Up.
lSe, Ttf. Mercury end sailor on tea-shore; unL gen.
10s, vlg. wagon and team; unlike the genulna
10s, en left end portrait of Washington; genuine has
a portrait of Jacluon; 10 an the lower corners; the
genuine has XX
Monk of Athens, Athena
Stevens Thomas, Pres A. P. Dsarlng, Cash.
Bank of Oolumbuo, Columbus.
W. H. Young, Pros D. Adams, Cash.
8s raised from Is.
Bank of Mmpiro StaU, Roma
A. E. Smith, Prse John McBryde, Cash.
Bank •/ Fulton, Atlanta.
E W. Boland, Proa A. Austell, Cash.
A few Impressions, 10s and 90s, (old plates. Nos. be-
reen 1,000 and 8,000,) are In circulation, with forged
signatures.
Bank of MtddU Georgia, Macon.
leaao Scott, Proa .A. H. Powell, Cash.
Bank of Baoannak, Savannah.
Lewis r. Harris, Proa W. E Tlailej, Cash.
8s altered from 1s; vlg. a steamship, a female on tho
loft end, bust of a female on tho right.
10e, vlg. female standiag; •* Bank of Savannah" la
black typo; Z on tho right end: mu on tho loft end.
Bank of tk* Blots of Oooofio, Savannah.
80s, vlg. foeaalo sluing, holding figure 88; throe oval
dies on tho right end, with “Oeorgia* across them, tirrt
across left end ; Imitation af eld plate.
80s, vlg. female heldlng a rudder In her right hand, at
her feet sheaf ef wheat and scythe; locomotive cross-
r a bridge la the distance; unlike genuine.
lOte, have a steamer on loft eod with 100 over and
undar It; small 100s around the whole margin; “ State
Bank af Georgia** on tho back In rod Ink; unlike tho
mu I no.
100a, aot Uke genuine; vlg. female seated beside a
bridge, sheaf of grain, waterfhll, and small horse drink
ing ; locomotive la tho distance.
Control Railroad S Banking Company, Savannah.
E E C«ilor, Proa. G. A. Coy lor, Cash.
CUy Bank of At^ttsSa, Augusta.
A. ©©aid, Pres..— W. J. Sams, Cash.
Fdrmoro* «8 Mockamicsf Bank, Bavsnnak.
J. Elehardooa, Prea~._ J. E Gaudry, Cash.
Qoorgia Railroad A Banking Company, Augusta.
John P. King, Proa f. Milligan, Cash.
80s, vlg. throe faces, tho middle one le Indistinct-
poorly engraved,
e Orango Rank, LaGraago.
Thomas Burch, Prm. W. H. Tulltr, Cash.
Marino Bank of G tor gin, Savannah.
[formerly Marino ft fire Iusurauco Bank.]
Charles P. Mills, Prss.... M ....Wss. P. Hunter, Cash.
80s, vlg. beehive, male bead and two 80s oo right end,
some on loft end, good Imitation of old plate.
JfcsftsMsOes* Rank, Augusta.
Thomas E Metcalf, Pres MUo Hatch, Cash.
Mookanieo' Booings Bank, Savannah.
(Bee farmers' aad Mechanics' Bank.)
A FtanUro* Bank, Savannah.
I, Pros A. Barrie, Cash.
Morfk- Wootom Bank, Ringgold.
W. H. Inman, Pros A B Cowan, Cash.
Plantoro* Bank of tko Btato of Oooroia, Savannah.
8. W. Aad emeu. Proa .....H. w. Mercer, Cash.
flaw Cukors’ Bank, favaaaah.
* J. E Hutton, Cash.
J.P. LOGAN, President
ROBT. L. CRAWLEY,
Vktleule ud Retail Baler is
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS,
—AND—
General Business Agent,
talntm aa-
t Buildlnx,
alt-ljr
PATTTEN k MILLERS,
QKNKRAL COMMISSION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Georgia.
*u*T a. nuuon,
DRESS-MAKING.
M RS. L. C. SIMPSON would respectfully in
form her friends, and the Ladiee yoneral
ly of Atlanta and vioiuity, that ehe haa taken
rooms with Mrs. J. M. Boxxxe, in the second
•tory of Porker’s new building, on Whitehall
street, where she will be pleeaed to receive
their calls and execute their orders. ep2-4t.
OLD DOMINION SAWS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ooDsequeuce of the secession of Virginia,
re shall hereafter offer our stock of “ Cir
cular,” “Cross cut," “Malay,"“Mill Saws,”
Ac., at foreign prices, ptt- No duties added.
McNAUGHT; ORMAND A CU.
apr 22-3m.
J. W. HEWELL,
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
MARKHAM’S BLOCK,
Comer Whitehall Be Alabama Sts.,
ATLANTA, OEOBGIA.
Feb. 18—ly.
CHINA DEPOT.
COLE & WYLIE,
Whole salt and Retail Dealers in
rtHINA, Oleee, SiWer, Dated Ware, Yaaea,
V Pariaa Figoraa, Karoaina Lamp*, Caadle-
•tieka, Tea Trara, Table Ifeta, Baakete, Olaaa
Shade., Table Cuilerj, do.,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
White Granite and common Crockery at
wholeeale, al Charltaton pricea, nearly oppo
site Beach d Root’*, Whitohall atraat,
Atlanta, GaordU.
April M, 11#I.
N. A. McLENDON,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AMP DKALXB Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIRUORS,
Tobaooo, Cigars, Ao.,
—AMO—
COBAN. LARD. CORN A FLOUR,
a. 9, Ckerokeo Black, Peach-Tree 01.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
T HE attention of oloee Cash Buyers la re
spectfully invited to the shove stock.
March 28
CUTTING & STONE,
Wholeeale aad Retail Dealer, I* Foreign and
DRY “GOODS,
C ORK ALLY’S Block, Whitehall etnat, few
dam Am* Alabama Strata. apr 11.
Me NAUGHT, BEAR© * CO.
OratoNtM ami foraenWn, JStrehmUt,
BAT BTRBKT
Havana ah, ------ Georgia.
Wx. HoXanxv, 1 f Wx. K. Buna.
Jaa*. Oaaeaa, J marl* (J*xx taut
THOMAS F. LOWS,
CO MISSION MERCHANT,
Fer the parakeet and Bale ef Vector* Produce,
Colton, aroeerlea and Rmnaadtaa ,mmlty,
franklin Matldlnf, Alnknmn Mrs«*,
ATLANTA, GIORGIA.
April», HM. .
BRYSON & BEAUMONT,
Haaaitotmma and haakta to
MEN'S R BOY'S CLOWNS,
QKNTLCMIN'X FUXNIXHlNa OOOD*.
CLOTHS, CJLSSn/XSZS AHD VZSTltTOS
Harkham’a Iron-Front BoUdlog, Whit*
hall, Xtroot,
v. x. laraon, I ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
T. x. Hannon, j April 2d, 1M1.
p. e. McDaniel
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AXD PliUI IX
ALL KINDS OF PEODUCB,
Huntor Streat, between Whitohall aad Prior,
JSUmntn, HtnrfSn,
March 20.
JANES H. ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WuXinfttH, Otar,in.
P RACTICES ia Wilke* aad adjoining oonn-
tiee. Before to Gaorge G. Hall, Req., of
Atlanta. ml#
COKE! COKE!! COKE!!
AT THR GAS WORKS.
A LARGE quantity for eal* at th* uaal price
of 12* cent per baahel.
Feb. 21—dtf. J. F. WARNXB, Supt.
LORBILI.ARP’S SNUFF.
IN BOTTLES AND BULK.
For wle lu quantities to Jobber, by
R. A. ROBINSON d CO., Wkaltnd, DrvffuU,
LnnlnUI*, Krntuckp,
nn
M. A. d C. A. SANTAS, Norfolk Virnnin.
May 24—2m
Nails! Nails! Nails!
T HE ETOWAH MINING d MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY, located lx Cara eon*.
Georgia, are now ranking, and prepared to
an largo order# for any and *11 (Iran of, n vary
•uperior CCT NAIL. Ad dr***, er apply to
W. S. COTHRAN.)
A. SHORTER, J «uet*ra.
Rome, Qa, Mey 24, IHl.-m24-2ni.
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
1 .abeeriber hue fitted up n neat Seleea,
t eonneetioa with hie Confeetionary, ox
Whitehall .treat, where Lad Ira aad Goatlemex
may procure a firet-reto article ef Ice—Croam
any hour daring th* day or nvening. A chore
of patronege ie ralioltod.
May 24. P. M. JACK, Agent.
The SartUgt «f tie Cfiifederste States:
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
J J. HARMAN reapectfelly nanenaera to
e hie former visitor*, and th* pabli* gen
erally, that he hee eatered Into * ee-partner-
•hip irith Mr. J. 8. Nichols, of Savannah, Go,
lor th* nosnlng rateon at thl*
CILBBRATXD WATERING PLACE.
Thankful for tk* potraaag* heretofore ax-
tended to him, he weald eeltolt a aeatlannara
ef th* earn* for th* Srm, who will *ad*av*r, el
*11 lime*, to provide for th* table, bar, da., ov
ary luxury attainable.
Oar oooke will h* the meet experienced that
the M eu prednea, together with en effi
cient tores ef attontlv* servant*. Thor* will
be oa excellent BRASS nod STRUG RAND
of superior Moatoiaaa attached to th* Hotel.
Th* medical virtue* of thee* maay aad va
ried Mineral Waters are new too well known
to require an extensive deoariptton. In addi
tion to tho Rod, White oad Sleek Sulphur
“ of them sombfeed with Ire*
aa imaxhanatokl* wall of the
o •