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•Ji -'jmm ****** S O U T®E» N (VO N >F E DE RA C Y . mmmmm ) A 1801. •dHH i no, It otoe author gt.e reeeipu for tkt ■itb I n .bell notify tiplroe dnriag that to reo.V nay ba iff nf tkt month ion uplrea will be t a rod ponn't. Wo imo wkoot rebeorip- thetret af Aitfont, Which OTOIf iDbaort- agthat month, and aa month. Subooribort >a tana far whiah they mlaa a fbw anmbara W. By aor preaant ar- ead waakly aahaorihara a. and ana ranaw aa aa I'orhftatn, |ka Cal. Hobart Bannar h’« ledger”) for noplat World, Tribaaa, Nawa, lata an tba 10th iniUnt aa la oar rending room, lagan and aarlaaltiaa la ara inritad to call ET la aa aztaaalTa ark far at nay yanra, Batlia Georgia. Long nnl. waa bora on Sunday, and on Sunday night, from ta hart gana to Biehmoad porta aa aalhaalaatla and tha prodnoa loan In Bald- lugbout bit dlatrlot. Ona an of Baldwin, anbaaribod la equal to $100,000 and Thomaa la at tha Atlanta Boldlere, wo Bafimanta now rendi- h ara raapretfuUy inrited Baam and look over onr r etay la our dty. Wa f parla of the Confederate legiate InaUtate. leallant aobool for young ■tot, haaithy village, free kptationa to extnvaganon d in under tha charge of tern gantinmen. Bee ad. ij'o pai*r pheua It Idea, tdar oommand of Captain Men encamped at Daoitur Thla tna Company affords tally for the an who want pointed. and Thee. A. Manna hava ;«ona, and Rot. William ih Col. 6. T. Aoder- Volunteers, now In nl Qaorgia V oluateera , t’a Spring. They eleot 113th Regiment is at tha ip each at tha City Hall to- Lat tha Ladiea eoma out. , McDonald Carre spend. me*. M camp muting recollections I concert among the Soldiers— MUeura on hand— Those toko f improvisations, and the i oikets—Tke “ Doctor " neg —Me should 6«“ cold to ike ith Lager, Krout and Bo- Tie proceeds to go to tkt '—A Court Martial— Jonald, July 14, 1861. a seventh dty, tad itnc- f. HI: v, a This being the holy tpraing from itart retd- ga for yba Uantalsafoa Banda, aad. aa yoa par. antta aobe tba lata oau- mgaoo ha reared teach- wareato tha appearanea aiding more towards re- -for, in grounp aantterad too ptou. ore eoagreget- ing notaa of preire aqd for hh manifold Meat it tfoe arbor, aadTafttitH ,0 4 tha (lend of praying poo. aa aw tha battered tin tram- it aide of Urelr rudely oon- 4 aa the bogle eoondad Its tfofo tba crowds pour forth ten to, e ith chain aad stools dug to this aommeo altar, leUag, under tha bread can. to their hearts to tbehavior and me.to^ap, morel rafoanh- itgoratlng to those wfowdhn' illing banssth the rays of a art thankful far thla, atil] Utkt Itpugb w* aouetim** •fetter of JT •howar bhr Auki, at the sam* Hod W A •£ ®r tents, whilst tht occupies seemed io km bna lavititag it for several dajs. We tht ah Thee, our Creator—but more of tho h»- «(d«*te of ibo day, tiam bit Inst. I reooitod, oe ibo Utk ultimo, from the Cap- n of oad of tho Oompdntea or tho Sd Regl- h • weeily writtea billet doux, oouchod tho following words; “Your com pro 7 ft •t o concert to ho glean »t tho oomp Georgia Volunteers,2d Regiment, on tho. timo, ot I o'clock, P. If." Sapritod 60 at ooncortt ware given even among 10I- rorortholcoo, I determined to ho pro*, for thio was * novelty, indood. Arrirod tho ground, imnsftglne my joy to find tho jority of tho Atliutn Amateurs as tho par- of whom wo might expect this treat. Tho audlepce wot largo— oompotod of a heterogen eous matt of people. There were young Itdieo oud young ladiee’ sweetheart#—young men with moustache, tod young men without moustache— married ladiea—(no old maids)— Colonels to tbe'amount of three—Majors and Adjutaota ia profusion—Captains, it—Lieu tenants tO or more, and soldiers, aa privates aad non-commissioned, by the bueket full— total, near 560, and all appeared to hare rad caps, shared heads, long heads, busby heads, but no swell heads. Among the leaders of ths Amateurs, waa tho inimitable Bill, who noser appeared to better sd rentage, for ho had a thome perfectly inexhaustablo for hia famous improvisatore, and ha need it to adrantsge, as the Colonels well know, for he hit them sorer- al broadsides, and they finally had to “root hog, or die." Butthe transition from thetenor roiceof Mr. B., to that of tha oharming treble and alto of the Misses W., was truly fine, and as thay warbled eong after eong, the feolinga of this rest throng rose with them, aad tha gratitude felt was silent, but deep. Then there was Mi* M. and Mr. K., who ferored us with tenors and altoa In almost ovary piece, and I assure you that towards thsm and the few who farored us with instrumental mnsic, compliments were not acarce. But Lless me! how careless! I come near forgetting the Doctor. Excuse me, I shall not offend again. 'Tjs true, Doctor, that when I “lay me dowu to sleep," it ap- peard that Gabriel had sounded his trumpet, and ns note after cote pealed forth, I could hear nothing but “Blow ye vindB of morning " How can 2 thank you, Doctor? command me! And then I say, that all sellers of lager should adopt tbee, Doctor, and that all ths Dinahs and Viilikens should adopt you, supplying you with tour krout and bolognas during life. The evening's entertainment concluded with tho touching and favorite old ballad, “good bye," and as its last dying cadence of a “sol dier's grave" floated on the breese, I cast my eyes involuntarily to the front and rear, and tears, hot tears that had alumbered for years, gushed forth, and trickled down the cheek of old and young. I thanked Heaven then, that 1 was a soldier. The nett proceeds, the tickets being free, were devoted to the future welfare, prosperity and happiness of the “Southern Confederacy" Mark the last two vrorde. A court of inquiry waa forthwith detailed, to as certain whether it meant the seceded States or your paper. Tho result has not yet transpir ed, but you know, “birds of a feather, Ac." We are now drilling every day in the School of the Battalion, and we are fast approaching perfection ; and I still say, that we will be the beat drilled, and boat armed brigade that has over left tho 8tato. But I grow tedioua. Your lithograph of tho whole camp ia eagerly looked for—hurry it up; for nearly every one will take a copy. If you get this thiog up shortly, I am instructed to releive your paper from guard duty. More anon. A DAILY PURCHASER. OBITUARY. Dibd, in this city, on the 12ih instant, little Liiuus, only child of Phillip C. and E. A. Chapman. Linnio waa a event child--the pet of tha household and of a large oirole of relations ; but God, in his providence, hath taken her to himself. We oommend the stricken family to that Father in Heaven who is “ a stronghold in tho day of trouble." 8- Wheat Thrashers and Fans. M CCONNELL’S THRABHER8 »nd Premi um Whsut Fans for s«l«. Apply to TH08. M. CLARKE. July II—It. Bowdon Collegiate Institution, CARROLL COUNTY, OA. T HE Exercises of this Institution will bv re sumed oc the firet Monday in August, un- dsr the control of W. A. Base, Profeeaor of Mathematiee, Ac. A thorough course of in struction will ba givan ia nil tba departments. July II—lm. JAS. W. PRICE, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. ) FFICB In tha Washington Ball, Atlanta, Georgia. July 13,1861—if. LIMBER! LUMBER! T HAVE at my Lumbar laed, naar tba Msr- 1 ket, a larffa quantity of seUet LUMBER, which I ,m9oae luaeli vary low fob CASH, or ** "<*-**•“• “ Ckri '7T BROWN. Atlanta, J»ly 1*— tt IfRATfi*, IP ROM tba subscriber on tba Md pfJnne, information tbatwlil land to hfv recovery wifi bo libornlly mwnntod.^ AddtjM ^JylLlw Atlanta, or Codar Town, Ga. Leather! Leather!! wiy Louisvills, July l4.—Tba Rloh Mountain fight 16 fissilng down considerably. Tha latest dispatch states that lb© Southerners were only 800 strong, with two oau&eoa, Thalr lose was about 76 killed and about as many woaadod. Tha Federal loss ia 11 killed and 36 wounded, tha abort is approved by Gan. MsCUlU*; but bis own diapateh to Washington reports 20 killed aad 40 woandad. Apparently, the Federal* had made plans for a certain victory, and had sent out bulle tin* containing an account of tho fight aad its results before the fight took plaoe; but in oonsequonoe of a oourior, who had bo«i sent out to obtain information, losing bis wny, Mo- Cltliaa waited a whole day for a sigaal, which ba did not get. In cooseqatnoa of this, the enterprise resulted only in dislodging eight hundred Southerner* with n foroe of five Fed eral regimants. Washington, July 14ih.— 1 Two Southern la- dies, who inveigled Capt. Goodwin, of Con- neetiout, to hia capture by tha Confederates a few days ago, have been arrested and are held aa prisoners as a guarantee for Goodwin's safe return. Hon. John B. Clarke, member of Congress from Missouri, has besn expelled from tho House for having served under a State law of Missouri as a soldier, [to protest his people from the encroachments of Federal usurpa tions —Eds. Confederacy.] Boston, July 14.—A French vessel with aa Admiral on board has arrived at Halifax, lit is awaiting the arrival of six other vessels, when ths fleet will sail for tho South. [Aba had belter be looking out for hit blockade.] The Steam Frigate Vincennes, is looking out for the Privateer Jeff Davis, which has recently captured several Boston vessels. Richmond July, 15.—On Thursday last, a detaohment of Cavalry, six miles from New port News encountered a detachment of the enemy ; killed four and took twelve prisoners. Passengers to-day from Staunton (in Au gusta oouuty, Va.,) stats that reports ars cur rent there, that the Confederates had mot with severe reverses at Laurel Hill. One report states that sixteen hundred men under Col. Peck were surrounded about 100 miles from Staunton, and that Qen. Garnett’s command has been compelled to evacuate Laurel Hill. The reports need confirmation ; but there has evidently been hard fighting in that section. A letter will appear in the Richmond Dis patch to-morrow, dated Laurel Ilill the 7tb, which says there has been another fight and a success for the Confederate troops at tbia place. ‘Before daylight this morning out troops were aroused by the firiug of the picket guard. About daylight another volley was fired about a mile off, and the excitement was increased by a rapid movement of the Georgia Regi ment and tha Cavalry. The Georgia Regiment held the enemy in check and kept up the fire until 3 o’clock in the afternoon, killiug and wounding many of the Federals. At 8, the Georgians retired, and their position was oo- pied by other regiments.' Another letter to the Dispatoh dated Lau rel Ilill, 9th July, referring to the oontinued fight, says: The gallant Georgians, under Col. Ramsey, were again engaged early on Monday morning, and until a late hour in the day kept up a continous fire. The Georgians left the ground at a late hour in the day, without a man killed or injured. The Lynchburg Republican of to morrow morning will contain a statement that a skir mish occurred 12 miles from Winchester, in which two Federals were killed and thraa prisoners were taken. The Confederates were uninjured. Nothing of importance has transpired at Manassas and other points. Qov. Letcher, under a requisition from tha Secretary of War, will publish a proclamation to morrow calling into immediate service the militia of all the counties North of James River and East of the Blue Ridge, as well ss the militia in the valley in the State North cf James River. The Cincinnati Enquirer, of the 10th inst., confirms tho report of the oaptur* of three entire companies of Federalists by O. Jennings Wise. The ene ay occupies Phillippt, Buckhanan and Burlington, which ths Enquirer thinks may help Gen. Wise. Reports brought here by passengers rela tive to the fight at Rieh Mountain, through out, ara confused and unreliable, and every way unsatisfactory. One passenger in high official position, states that only three compa nies, under Lieut. Col. Pegram, were engaged with the Federals. Ths loss of the Confede rates in killed is from 80 to 40. Colonel Pegram was seriously woundsd and taken prisoner. Aboot 800 Federals ara re* ported killed. Many Confederates, supposed to be killed or taken prisoners, havs sines reached tka Confederate eamp uninjured. However intense the interest for reliable nawa about this battle, it is impossible yet to obtain It. Thirteen prisoners wars brought boro to day from Yorktown; alto two spies. • p. e. McDaniel, WHOLESALE GROCER, AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, in Mum i* ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, Konfcf Mr«C Wbttokail uut Print, , ,Mmum. fotoito. W. Put* Can Whtolcj FIfiE, LIFE AND MARINE IMSHRANOEt OfflM ooraar of Whlukxll Old Alobomo otreote, o?or Bilaou * Binnou' Drj Goods Store. Slim SMITH, Ocnirtl Agent. VIRGINIA FIRE AMD MARINS INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. CHARTERED IN 1838. BM a bona Ida Caah Capital of MtMMMJO Barplao, TSiOOO T HIS lono ootabliahod Company ioauroo a- gainat Tore aad damago by fire aad tha ooao, Dwolllago, Storre, Morohandlu, Hono- hold Furaitoro, aad all klado of iaaurabla property oa tho moot raaaonoblo tamo. The policy of thio Company hat uoiformly baoa to pay alt Ita hoaret looooo at onm, on pnoontation ot proof of loaa. DIRECTORS ■ W. L. Cowardin, Proa t. W. Willia, Jr., Soe’y. A. W. Parker, Joaoph Alloa, 0. V. Foreell, Ta. Been, Tho*. Sam peon, H. A. Claiborne, J. E. Wadaworth, W. L. Cowardin, B. L. Winatoo, J. N. Gordon, J. P. Winaton, J. A. Inlore, H. L. Kent, Wa. Palmer. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, OAoe, corner Alabama and Whitehall atreeta. oror Salmon* A Simmon* Store. OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Capital, - - #500,000. DIRECTORS. I. Davenport, Jr., Prea C. E. Wortham, Sec’y. Gab. Wortham, T ' ** ~ John Enderi, .8. M. Price, B. F. Ladd, J. Stewart Walker, L. R. Spilman, P. 0. Warwick, James B. Kent, Horace P. Edmond, J. M. Talbott, G. B. Davenport, G. W. Yance, Jos. Brummol, Wm. Brent, R. H. Maury, This Compan, CAtiona for FIRE *AND KARINE RANCE, on favorable terms. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, Office, corner Whitehall and Alabama streets, over Salmons A 8immons' Store. John H. Greaner, Gao. 8. Palmer, W. 8. Triplett, 8. C. Tardy, Wm. Currie, J. R. Crenshaw, John H. Williams, Mark Downey, Thomas Jonas, K. A. Smith, Robert A. Paine, R. F. Williams, W. P. Ragland, H. G. Cabell, Geo. W. Royatc. INSURANCE COMPANY, OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. WINCHESTER, VA. Caah Capital, 0300,000. “ Surplus, 55,000. Incorporated lu 1852. DIRECTORS: J. 8. Carson, Prea't. William L. Bent, 8ec’y. John Vere, Lewis P. Hartman, Joseph 8. Carson, William Killer, Robert 8teele, Wm. B. Baker. fm- Aggregate Losses paid in 8 years end ing July 1st, 1881, $538,292.19. This old Company insures Buildinga, Mer chandise, Household Furniture, and personal property in eity, town or country on as favor able terms aa other responsible Companies. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, General Insurance Agent, corner of Whitehall and Alabama Streets, over Salmons A Sim mons’ Dry Goods Store. MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital Authorised $566,000 Gash and Surplus, 1st May, 1861.. 811,860 DIRECTORS; Jos. R. Anderson, Willaim G. Paine, James L. Apperaon, William Breeden, David J. Burr, Wm. H. Christian, John Doole* Samuel Putney, John Purcell, John D. Quarles, David J. Saunders, John Dooley, L. H. Glaxebrook, Franklin Stearns, Lewis Ginter, John C. Sinton, Samuel J. Harrison, Ed. H. Bkinktr, Roscoe B. Heath, George G. Sumner, Edward McCarthy, Thos. Taylor, Jr., E. Millar, William 0. Taylor, Garrett F. WeUon. A. PLEASANT, President. John H. Montaoob, Secretary. This favorite Insurance Company continues to insure, both in town and ooaatry, all kinds of insurable property on tho most favorable terms; also, Marino Insurance. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, Corner Whitehall aad Alabama Streets, Over Salmons A Simmons' Dry Goods Store. ALABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY, MONTGOMERY. CAPITAL — $300,000. T HIS Company, by prom p to are in adj noting and paying Ita loaoeo, kae gaiaad a rapafe. tleo which kaa placed II areong tha Bret elan of laoaraaea Oompaaire in tba eonaUy. Ula- aarea all klado or iaaarebto property oa tha ■. H. Melealf, Seo*y. Wot. 0. Bibb, Preadout. F. U. Gtltner, a L. Arrington, J w2.s|r J.D. Hotobaooa, Jobs X. fare. SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, of Whitehall A Alabama *Uwta, mfo* atteatk no A Stmatoao' Dry Goodo atora. j J^apMtfally over I MT W. F. HERRING- & 00. TIIKIR I.ABGE STOCK OF READY-! CLOT,RING vs- very low. $®*WE HAVE ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OF MILITARY GOODS: Georgia Grey Cassimeres, Georgia Green 11 Georgia Brown “ Blue Broad Cloth, Cadet Grey Broad Cloth, Military Buttons, Georgia made Shirtings, suitable for Soldiers, Which wc will sell as low as can be afforded under the circum9tanco8. Our SWORDS will be ready this week—a Southern made Sword—good tem per—fine finish—at a reasonable price. We are prepared to make up UNIFORMS for Companies at short notice and Ihir prices for CASH. V. F. HERRING £ CO June 20—dim. Have just received a large lot of NEW GOODS. HOOP-SKIRTS from 3 to 50 Springs. VIRGINIA PLAIDS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, BAREGES, DRESS SILKS, Military Button, Trimmings of all kinds, MOSQUITO BARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBONS, of great variety. A large variety of STAPLE GOODS. Also, a splendid assortment of JEWELRY. WATCHES, 6cc. A heavy stock of ALL KINDS OF SHOES. All bought for Cash, and will be sold cheap. S1LVEY Sc DOUGHERTY. Atlanta, July S—dAwtf. JOHN FICKEN, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer ia IATAKA CIRAB8, TOBACCO SNUFF, PIPES, fet.. Wholesale and Retail, at the Sign of Atlanta Cigar Manufactory, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. March 2$. NOTICJB TO CORREIPHADBNT8. P ARTIES writing to ua for information will please eneloee the postage for the answer. Wa will cheerfully write replies Io enquiriae, hut can’t afford to pay postage also. Jane 7. McNAUGHT, ORMOND k 00. N. A. MoLENDON, WHOLESALE GROCER, an auu* re FOREIGN AND OOMMTIC LIQUOR*. Tobacco, Cigar*, So., COBAN. LABO. CORN A FLOUR. M. a, n.wt.1 Mitt, Put* Tr»t ML, uly U-tf. ittoa of eloee Cook Boyora to re ly iaritod to tire abort (took. The Saratoga of the Confederate States: CATOOSA SPRINGS. J J. HARMAN respectfully announces to • hia former visitors, and the publie gen erally, that he has entered into a oo-p&rtner- ■hip with Mr. J. S. Nichols, of Savannah, Ga., for the enaoing season at this CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex tended to him, he would aolieit a continuance of the same for the firm, who will endeavor, at all times, to provide for the table, bar, 4c., ev ery luxurv attainable. Our cooks will be the moat 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 many and va ried Mineral Waters are now too well known to require an extensive description. In addi tion to the Red, White and Black Sulphur Spring*—many of them combined with Iron and Magnesia—is an insxhaostable well of tha purest Free*tone. Our accommodations are very extensive.— We have many pleasant cottagoe separate from the main hotel, where families can be aa quiet and retired as in their own homes. Catoosa Springs are in Catooae county, Geor gia, two ana a quarter miles from tha Western 4 Atlantic Railroad. A fins Omnibus and rood Hacks will be at tha platform on the arrival of each train. The Springs have a direct Rail road communication with Charleston, Savan nah, Augusta, Mason, Milledgeville, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Neahville and Chatta- noga. Tims or Boahd; Two Dollars Per day, Twelve Dollars per week, and Thirty-Five Del ian per single month. Visitors who wish to engage board by the season, with their fami lies, will be boarded at Thirty Dollars per month—children and servants half prloe.— Those who wish to engage hoard by the season would do well to address June 7-dtm. HARMON 4 NICHOLS. Notice. 8u.Di.ri botwwa Mobil* and Vrer Orlreas, Ibo Taaouea Fanaar Tariff from Nov Or- loaa. to Atlaoto aad Colombo*, retabliohod la March 18*1,1. *u.ponded antil farther notice. GKO. 0 HULL, BapL A. A W. P. R. K. D. H. CRANE, 8apL COX, BRA1NARD a CO., Mobil* and N. O. Steam. juno 8-dlf. IGE-GBBAX SALOOW. T HE oabooribor baa Sued ns a mo* Bo toon, ia eoaawttoa with bio Ooafoelionary, oa Whitehall (treat, where Led Ire aad Ooatlanoa may procare a Irat-reto article of Ha»Creare any hoar daring tho day or evening. A there of patronage to 101101100. Hay M. P. M. JACK, Agent McBAUGEt, BBAIO * 00. MA T MTMMMT ------ Georgia. Wa. MoN.oenr, I < Wa. K. Boai*. Jamb. Oaaean, } atari* J Java Daman. THOMAS <k ABBOTT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ▲ilantowOmorBLo. OSes la Smith*. Wilding. Whitehall .treat. 0.8. Taoaoa, jaUtf Wa.ff.Anm. WAiiwnh, A SERVANT—good hostler, white or block,