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**« WWHIH' -.11.1^ oiiMiuauujtaa -B9 8oX$& S5E W81V C a N F E DM W'AKf-W =^f==?= , iULT 37, fen. ■.«.» -inSE? at 6re »«il *7 . *\ ftptra j3 RkUtef >o». l>rto* fifty Coat Battoa*. ~L relaatJoba M. Hoi- sty. Atlanta, Oaaryta. 1 Tnaallnf Agaat. oar Uaml Trerellng Aff't tor oabacriptiou and ad- “Soathem Oonfodoiacy." af Rote*, It alaa salkar , aad git* rooolpta far tka *« Maatlag. ■ an nqneatad to meot Saturday avcnlng, 37th loot, .for tha purpooe of conaMer- ; relotlre to tha valfitn of ally. MANY CITIZENS. Notice. ads haad la loeal notices la too lata ia tha asaa- tt Doming. Tka afoo. at six o’clock ; aad for kafera they loara aa now Ia ordsr to lasara in- ka furniahed to ua by two Death, aa old aad much astoem- :ly, at hla residence, in at noon. Father Rosser , looking aflor tha war Bo want hone; and, a to root. Hie wife, hoer- , want to hie bedside, bat oaaaad to broathe. Ha bar, a purs aad goad man. }lrad aad died without aa as good old father Rosser. Correspondent. : will fail to read the able sf oar correspondent, assaa the day attar tba inkle gentleman, aad aaa ntplitbed writers ia wa weed net any this ta regular readers of oar w It. Upon his graphio "isid daeorlptleaa of tka lak are unparalleled la with tba most absorbing Confederacy (HBre, I letter end telegraphic ■ Junction—the great I at present Wo hero V correspondents thorn rerl- Etetybody irants to all important dispa tehee or red by ns, will be promptly entry bulletin, times it la probable that ex- will gat sdoat We caution t them, end beg everybody ta ■y believe. hla fcclllty for obtaining however, costa ns heavily, one who Is so anxlona to get t the equity of snbecr blng paper. aes oa oar dally list and y, will be erased this week, renewed. We ln- tbe paper at the termlna- which It Is paid. - the Dally are IS par annum th—the cheapest Dolly in the tame amount of rtad- vary large sheet, fall of the Her. The cheapest way to tabecrlbe for the Confeder- ~otrlotftc* , an honest tad patriotic living asar tha lias of city yesterday, aad tab- af wheat, tad MM baskets ate loan, t> be delivered - af August. Ha say that ~lae wklek ka raises this Ooverameal. Ha says it to him whether Ooafoderate Bat. |Basmach as hla produce will be worth nothing If the worthless. '—,Y*t~— nay letters. I confer a favor aa as, aadaa taking as with tha letters their friends ia the army, or ; aaay be of general later, sail from them tor oar eel- ■ are af a public nature, aad All persons bars their letters presorted MTTbe eenisas at the 2d Baptist Chureh aa Sabbath maralsg will ha. la apprsprisle recognition af tha Dirt as favor extended to star dr ala'la Uta lata great battle at Manassas. N. M. Crawford. D. D, of Pealeld, wUI JAhfSW DeDamald. ■ arrang emcat wflt to aul* to IkU fie* Brlgmto^lU They are weil drilled military GlanlpNan. art sfiFFldfi apatrtoite Gcairc to (to Tka Plrto Gnnrgfta Regiment. Tka publicailen ia iwo of oar alt? papers •f a partial liat af tbe Gate-City Guards— •aid to ba all of ikat gallant bond of Vclun- toon who kad raaohod Staunton from th« scene of tkair unfortunate rotraat in tka vicinity of Laurel HUl f Virginia—haa avakonad ia our •oaauaitj tko liveliest iaiorooi for iko oafoty of tko remainder of tko Company, ao well ao tko oafotj of tkooo compooing tko othor miee- lag eompaaioo of our Firto Regiment. Wo •faoerely kopo. aad believe, that wo oball ooon boar of tko safety of all tho missing. If wo beve loot bravo moo, thoir oountry will raap tko benefit of thoir deaths. AU ao- oouato oooour in tko asiuraaoo that they tougbi tka enemy la North-Western Virginia that, boforo tkoy oonquor this land blood will flow tiko wator. Evon Gen. MoClollan, it io oaid, boro lootimoay to tbo valor and indomitablo pluek of oar mon, by tho exproooion of as tonishment, when ho learnt how amall tko foroo wao that bad maintained Ita ground oo long. Ao to tbo loot of tho enemy, no aoourota in formation could ba obtainod. It wao euppoeed to bo not Uta than 400—tome oetimoto it aa high ao 600. Our riflemen ohot with great acouraoy, and Cnpt. D Ltgooi’o piece mowed down whole oolumni. Nkwo Fnon Gasmitt’ii Lats Command.— Tba following briof but reliable information wo obtain from Dr. John G. Powell, who left Chant Mountain Pete oo Friday loot. Mr. Powell woo aoeompanied by his ion, who wao in tho reeent engagement between Gens Gar nett end MoClollan. Our forceo ore in poe- aeaeion of tho Paea at Cheat Mountain, and larga numbers of volunteare were rapidly con- oentrating there. They oome from mountain and valley, from far and near to aid in repell ing the further advanoe of the Federalists.— Mr. P. elates that our aotual loss is greatly lees than baa boon reported ; that several of the Georgia eompanies, said to have been cap tured, had returned to our eooampment, and that a groat mony othora, believed to have been lost, have found their way to tho Paee in •afety. Tho suffering among our troops, how ever, has boon of ao extraordinary charaoter. After thoir fatiguing engagement*, and their long, tedious and heavy retreat, many were compelled to go without a mouthful of food for upwards of 48 hours. No description con give any accurate idea of the terrible suffer ings of this brnvo band of soldiers.—Rich mond Dispatch 22d inslant. The Riohmond Whig of the 22d has the fol lowing : Ao offioer of Col. Garoett’e command, who U direotiy from Monterey, rays our whole lose at Rioh mountain and the retreat of Garnett, in killed, wounded and prisoners, does not exoeod 400. Mony of those reported prison er! wore not captured, but oacaped and have returned to oemp. This wai the oaae with the four Georgia oompaoies, who were out off from the main body and euppoeed to be cap- tnrad. They have reaohed Monterey safely. These taken prisoner! at Rioh Mountain, in* eluding thO'Hampden Sidney Company, have bean released on parole and have arrivad at Monterey. Jesse S. Thrasher# “Cousin John" was thrown into a fit of wild delirious joy, on receiving the telegraphic an nouncement of the brilliant feat of bin eon at ike great battle of Manaeaea, on Sunday last, and many wort tho congratulations be receiv ed on that account- But it seems the appreciation of young Jesee’a heroic oonduct is not oonfined to Atlanta, as will be seen by the following letter: Sal km, Ala., July 24th, 1801. Dear Cousin John: We have just received the newt of Jesse's heroism, and the prodigies of valor ho performed, at the great battle of Mannoses, on the 21st. It has thrown this whole village into a furor of sxeitment and enthusiasm. In a larga crowd, when the news arrived, he was long and loudly cheered. God bless him ! I congratulate you on haviog such a sou. Every man, woman and child, with us, will die sooner than bo oonquerred. We are bound to conquer. We trust in Providence, keep our eworda and bayonets sharp, and our powder dry. Yours most truly, pB" At a meeting of tho Board of Trustees of Marosr University, held in in this city yes terday, tba following resolutions were adopted aad requested to bo printed in the journals of the eity: Resolved, That we acknowledge, with devout gratitude to Almighty God, His manifest in terposition in tho signal victory with which bo erowned tho arms of the Confederate States, on the 21st instant, at Manassas, that it affords ua aaaoranee thet the same overruling Provi dence will be manifested in our favor; and that it does encourage as to make any sacrifices which may be necessary to tha final success of our arms, and to the eeteblishment of an hon ored and permanent peace. Resolved. That Dr. H. M. Crawford, the Pres ident, be requested to lead ue ia prayer for the eeuee of oar country, and especially in behalf ef tko toudonte and graduates of Mercer Uni versity, now in tko service of the Confederate flutes. * \ A 1 Funeral Net tee. The friends nod acquaintances of Albert Jordon Clarke end family, aad Robert M. Clarke and family ere invited to attend the Funeral of tko former from Wesley Chapel, this (Saturday) mnra'ag to 10 o'clock. Air-Tight Fruit Jan t IMALL DOT July IT-lnr. ^ SMALL lot fob sale by T. a. BIFLET. naUkorlltM wkllataaaa «W «» m \'. , ton) I DISSOLUTION. > heretofore existing between Retire is this day dissolved. W.H IfcRnfe* ti atone itosefttoaptto PORT-OFFICE. Fast Otrum, Atlajta, Jane If, IML To aooommoSats the r^blU, all earns Air poetaf^ar ■tainpod snvotope to ena SeUar or mors, wUlbersestv- to ta bankable Hindi, but no spade ehaage will bagivan fas paper. THOS. 0. HOWARD, P. M. Post Ornca, Atlahta, Oa., ) Juno 1st, 180t. j Ail lotiors dropped in the Poet Offloe with United Stales Stamps on them will be treated as othsr unpaid sealed mutter, and forwarded at once to the Dead Letter Offloe. All letters for a greater distance than flvu hundred milee, chargeable at tbn rates of ten cents for each single letter, and must be pre paid on mailing the same. THOS. C. HOWARD, Poet Master. HAMILTON, MARKLEY k JOYNER, (LATS 0. LU.L HAMILTON,) DRUGGISTS A\D APOTHECARIES, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T HIS firm has been formed for the purpoee of oerrving on tho am fiPsiMss, in all its branobee. We have lately been enabled to replen ish the Stock with about twelve hun- OILS. ALC6HOL, See. We can also i f offer Gum Opium, Cream Tartar, Sulphate Quinine, Super Carb Sods, Sulphate Merphiue, 8*1 Soda, Gum Camphor, Sulphur, Ac., Ac., With the usual assortment of CHEMICALS, DRUGS, Ac. We give notice to our customers that the earliest day ships can come into a Southern port we shall commence to IMPORT DIRECT our supplies of Foreign Drugs, Spices, Cognac Brandy, Wines. Glassware, Ac. pm" Terms strictly and invariably CASH. HAMILTON, MARKLEY A JOYNER. July 27, 1801—tf. Maycx's Ornca. Atlanta, Ga., 1 July 10,1801. J Seaborn B. Love, member of the City Council from the Third Ward having resigned, it is ordered that an election be held, at the City Hall, on Saturday, the 27th instant, to fill said vacancy. JARED I. WHITAKER, Mayor. New Orleans Sugar at Auction, BY THOMAS F. LOWE, . Atlanta, Georgia. 1 W1LL sell, on Saturday, July 27th, at pub lic auction, in front of my store, on Alabama street, at 10 o’clock, A. M., one hundred and twenty bhdi. Prime and Choice New Orleans Sugar. Sale positive and without reserve, as 1 am instructed to close it out regardless of price. THOMAS F. LOWE. Atlanta, Ga., July 22, 1861. Administrator*’ Sale. A GREEABLY to an order of the Court of Ordinary of DeKalb county, will be sold before the court house door in the town of Spring Place, Murray county, on tbe first Tuesday in September next, within the usual hours of sale: Lot of Land No. 243, in tbe 3d diatrict of Murray county. Sold as the prop erty of Robert D. Grier, deceased, late of De- Kalb county. Terms of sale made known on tha day. A. L. PITTS, Adtn'r. M. A. GRIER, Adm’x. July 3—wtds. Notice to Debtors and Creditors, A LL persons indebted to the estate of James S. Elliott, deoeased, are requested to make immediate payment: and all those having de mands against said estata are requested to present them in terms of the law. JOHN Y. FLOWERS, Executor, July 17—0w. Cross Keys, Ga. GEORGIA, Dekalb Couuty. William Tkbrki.1^ Y 9M. I Bill for discovery, Elizabeth Ford, Norman Ford, r relief, Ac., In De- Beli-u Henson, William Fora \ Kalb Superior Court and Mary Ford his wife. J I T appearing to the Court that throe of the Defendants, | to-wit Kolota Henson, William Ford and Mary Ford, reside In the county of Kandolph and Htate of Alabama: It Is therefore ordered that they do appear and anawt-r ■aid Bill, on or before the first day of tbe next term of said Court, to be held on the fourth Monday in October next; and that they be served personally with a copy of this order at least sixty days previous to said Court, or that said order be published In ono of the public gaieties of this Btate once a month for three months previous to ■aid Court, and that upon their Allure to appear and an swer, said BUI be taken pro coi\fsm> as to them. Granted at Chnmberailay 11,1801. O. A. BULL, Judge Superior Court Piled in office, this 17th of May, 1801. A true extract from tho Minutes of Coart this 18th of May, 1801. T. R. HOYLE, C. B. C. July 10—t4mo. GEORGIA, Dekalb County. Sakaii E. Hardman, and v Thomas H. Jones, Administrator of ) Margaret H. Jones, deceased, / Bill for Dls- vs. > covery, Ra- Adam Hoyle, Peter F. Hoyle, John H./ lief and Par- Dobbs and his wife Polly Dobbs, ThnmSM tltlon. It Hoyle, Andrew U. Hoyle, Ell Hoyle,] John w. Neablt and Reuben Stroller. / I T appearing to the Court that the defcuilanta, Andrew I H. Hoyle, John II. Dnbbe and his wife l'olly Dabbs reside beyond the limits of this State, It U ordered that service of the above Bill be perfected upon them by publication In one of the public gazettes of this Mate according to law. and that said defendants do appear at tha next term of this Court, on the fourth Monday In October next, and plead answer or demur to said Bill. L. E. BLECKLEY, 8oL pnx Complt’s. i, i nuuuui n. i lu/ir, win a ui sun rassyvsim voun >n and for said eoufity and Btate, do hereby certify that the foregoing tinted ease Is a true extract from the Minute# of said Court This M day of June, 1801. July 0—wt4mo. T. B. HOYLB, C. A C. MATE’S NITKOOBNIZBD SUPER-PHON- PHATB OP LIMB, D RIZD Bland, Sanaa, SalpknHo Acid, Sul- phala af Amonla, aad TaracIan Guano, tor sals In qnnntlSIss Io suit hr BcKAtTGHT, OSMOND A CO , ifla, mh!7-«tr. Atlanta, Gaorfln. noticm TO COSRBSPohDHNTS. DART!IS writ!ax te aa tor iafanaatloa trill 1 pianos saute*, ihs nontax* hr th* aartnr. W* *111 *h**rfonp write npltes te uh{*Ms*, tel*sstalMt*Bsr MtaHsIs*. Jnn* r. MoNWhS^SMfWB A 00. mm I- IM burnt* Purs Oort Whisky o ouflfor^oto k^ ^ ] FOR THE « SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.** Richmond, July 26 —Ho*. Robori Toombs, Boo rotary of flttow, boo real good, and Moo. R. M. T. Hunter io appointed in his stead. Gov. Jackson, of If isooari, boo orrivod boro. PootrnMter-GoBorol Reagan, ia » latter to tbo President of the Southern Express Com pany, soys newspapers cannot bo oorriod by curriers or Exproos mon outeldo of tho muilo, without payment of regular rotes of postage. Tbo Bank Convention adjourned, expressing on opinio* in favor of tbo Government issuing $100,900,000 of Treasury notes, in addition to tho Amount olroody authorised. The 6'o, 10‘s and 20’s not to baar io teres t. Higher denomi nations to bear intent at 7 3 10 cent. KaoxviLL*, Tenn , July 26.—Gov. Jackaon and Gen. Atkinson, of Missouri, arrived here yesterday, en route to Richmond. The Gover nor says 100,000 Misaourians are roady, if they had arms, to defend their cause. [Private dispatch—Mr. Yarborough not dead.] Manassas, July 25.—Mr. C. H. Cbandlier Mr. Yarborough is not hurt. Boys doing well. After dressing their wounds, they sang Dixie. Ballance of ua ready for another fight- Got plenty of rifled cannon. Give them fits next time. J. F. ALEXANDER. St. Louis, Jnly 26.—Gen. Freemont has ar rived. The Missourians have taken Memphis, Scot land county, Missouri, (in the North of tho 8tate, adjoining Iowa.) Washington, July 26.—The Senate bill to refund tbe States the money expended by them to defend the Government, has passed. Jirraasoa City, July 20.—Tbo State Con vention has declared the principal State offi ces vacant, and provides for filling them by tho Convention. It repeals part of the State Constitution. The Supreme Court is to consist of soven Judges—four to be creatures of tbe Convention. It abolishes the State Legisla ture, and annuls several acta of the past Leg islature. A PROCLAMATION. BY JOSEPH E. BROWN : Governor or Georgia. All tho arms which wore in tho Augusta Arsenal, at tho data of tbo Ordinance for its transfer to the Government of tbe Confederate Slalet, having been turned over to the Secret tary of War, and ordered by him out of tbe State, to arm troops mostly from other States upon the borders of the Confederacy, and all the arms taken from said Arsenal by me prior to said transfer, having been plaoed in the hands of troops from (his Stale, now in ser vice; and over seventeen thousand troops, in cluding three new regiments now under or ders—for whom fall supplies are now being actively prepared—having been fully armed, accoutred and equipped by tbe Stale, inclu ding full supplies of tents, knapsacks, haver saoka, blankets, oartridge boxes, oap pouobes, camp kettles, oantecno, Ao., at a coat of nearly $300,000, in equipments and accoutrements, over and above the cost of tbe guns, and the expense of feeding and rendexvousiog twenty regiments; and probably over five thousand independent or Confederate troops having gone from Georgia to the field, some of whom have taken with them the State's arm9 of wbioh I have no acoount, it becomes my duty to an nounce to the public of this State, that so soon aa the new regiments, above mentioned, and two or three other regiments, for which it ia hoped a sufficient quantity of scattered arms may be gathered up and put in order, are supplied, tbe publio arms at my disposal will have been entirely exhausted. In view of these considerations, and of the faot that our lives, oar property and our all, are at stake in the great oonfliet in which wa are engaged, I appeal to the oilisaos of this State, to loan to tha 8tate, and thiough her to the confederacy, the use of their private arms. From ths best data at my command, I con clude that there are, at least, 40,000 good oountry rifles, and 25,000 good double barrel ed shot guns in tbe hands of our people. I hope, in a short time, to be able to announoe that ample preparation has been made to alter the oountry rifle into a good military weapon, by ohanging the bore to a uniform eixe end preparing the gun to carry the Minnie ball, thereby giving it as long range as the Harper’s Ferry rifle. I, therefore, appeal to the people of eaoh county in this State, having one Representa tive in the Legislature, to form one Volunteer Company, of eighty rank and file, and to each haviog two Representatives to form two com panies, and to arm said companies with oonn- try rifles of good substance and koavy barrel, and to notify me in each case, ee toon ao tho guns are collected, that I may have them to- paired at tbo exponas of tho Stats, for tbo use of the company from the county where tho guns ore collected. This would give (he Stale aa additional armed force of over thirteen thousand troops. Judgiag from tko prompt and noble response of tho people of ibis Stats to ovary call which has keen m*d« upon thorn for aid te our eauoe, I cannot doubt that task and ovary county will promptly respond to this appeal, and that many counties will do mock mors Ike* I have asked. At the end of the struggle tko guns will to returned to tkeir owners or * reasona ble price will bo paid for those wkiok are loot. I trust that tho Justices of tko Inferior Conrt, and ether aetivo eitiseos of each coun ty, will call publio meetings and discuss this question. Maty thousands of mom, more than tko State can arm, are tendering her thoir services, nod thoir lives if need be. How teeny will new volanteor to loos the flute the nos of thoir gnat? . _ ly Father for the splendid victories with which erowned our arms, and knmtiyaad fervently invoking a ooatiooanoe of Hla flavor, our watchword should be, doatb or victory over the iovndoro. Given under my hand sad tbo sonfl of tko Rt utive Depart menf, this 26th day of Jo! . eighteen hundred and sixty-one JOSEPH E. BROWN WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, B Y tbo subscriber, FIFTY HANDS, (Shoe makers or Harness maker*,) to work oa Cartridge Boxes and Knapsacks. Fair wages will be paid. Address mo at Dalton, Ga. jnly 27-2t. A.jFITZGERALD. THOMAS M. CLARKE. Suooeeeor to Olarko Ac Lewis, IMPORTER A DEALER IN ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, A LSO, Sweedes, English and Amerieaa ron. Cast, German, Blister and Plow Steel; al so, Guns, Rifles, and Pistols, Farmers’ Imple- meats, Carpenters’ Tools, Ac., Carriage Hard ware, Springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokei.and Rims. Sole Agent for Fairbanks Scales, at New York prices, Peach-Tree atreet, Atlanta, Ga. March 4, 1861—wit Have just received it large lot of NEW GOODS. HOOP-SKIRTS from 3 to 50 Springs. VIRGINIA PLAIDS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, BAREGES, DRESS SILKS, Military Bottom, Trimming* of ill kind*, MOSQUITO BARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBONS, of great variety. A large variety of STAPLE GOODS. Also, a splendid assortment of ■TKtVKLKY, WATCHES, 3eo. A heavy stock of ALL KINDS OF SHOES. All bought for Cash, and will be sold cheap. SILVEY A DOUGHERTY. Atlanta, July I—dAwtf. ATLANTA Clothing §|all. I HAVE just returned from tbe North with a largo stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and am ready to supply the citiaens of Atlan ta and the surrounaing country, wtth Coats, Panta, Vests, Shirta, Handkerchief*, Neck-Mew, Rock*. Hats, Cape, and everything else in the Clothing line, of rood quality and at LOW PRICES. All who desire bargain# should give me a call. —ALSO, ON RAND— Jewelry! Knives ! C o m b s I And other Notion*. M. OPPENHEIMBR, Wbite.11 .treat, nearly opposite march lfttf Eddl.jutn A Bank Eulogy on Governor McDonald. BY HENRY R. JACKSON. Thi. eloquent Addr***, upon tbo Ufa and Publio Barrie** of Got. Cnee. J. HcDoml*, delivered by Hon. Henry B. Jock.cn, at Mari etta. Seergin, an th* join of April lnat, ia aow ready tor tala. It ia a flnaly printed pamphlet of thirty *U pan ee. Prise: Sinxte Copy 1* eta ; or tIS par ban* dred. Addreas, WOOD, HANLEITIR. RICI A OO., Jana t-dlw. Publisher., Atlanta, Gao. ICI-CREAM SALOON. T HE rebooriber boo fitted op s Boat tteteoa, in eonnostion with bin Contortion ary, on Whitehall .treat, where Led lee and Gentlemen may procan a flret-rate article sf Ico-Croam any boor during tha day or OToain,. A shore sf patron ax* ia aolloited. May 14 F. M. JACK, A««at. Me MAHOUT, BBUD * CO. >i T BTBMMT ■avaBBoh, m. - - - w - Wa. MoIaob—, I Janai Oanoro, J BOLTING C » rVUrSomT of tko \ A tor sal* by T Jsly If—dim. GEORGIA BANK-NOTE LIST. TOagBSSfc JW.Wrf-.0mh eoootea t* villi eeoaterMI ngs.tere. are l« olrcul.- 10a female rMUalax, teas with aleerte round a# 10c, rf*. Wteory .ad teller oa ooa-ahore; oaL fte. lOt, rf,. life, aad urn, onUke u.« pnlei KB, on Ml ted portrait of Wooten^; fenolo. bao J i jm«to < .f/mfi5r»» re <*• la— oremre; ta. 5BS& ‘ terolredftSfo tom* V fk—iii 1 ii, Oeranoob. 8. ». Lamar, Prre J. U rorriU, Onto. jJVflSSflKm^. John MeBryd#, Cash. Monk ef Ftofo», Atlanta. K. W. Holaad, Fr#*. ....A. AoxtriLOaoh. A fr- Impreartoua, 10# sad 80s, (old pUU#, No#, be tween t,«0C «od t,000j are la <rireuloU#n, wtth forged .A P. Ddtrlof, Oa#h. D. Adam#, Oeah. Bank of Middle QsorgUs, Macon. base Scott, Proa A. H. PoweU, Oust. Bank of Savannah. Savannah. Lewi# P. Harr!#, Fret. W. B. Tlnoley. Oaah. 0a alter#4 from la; rtf. a tieomahlp, a female on (he left end, bust ef a fomol# on the righi 10a, rtf. fomalo ttaadinf; M Sank of Savannah** to ack type; X en She right end I mm on the left end. an* of the BtaU qf Osovqia, Savannah. 60a, riff- fomaie mtUnf, haUHnw figure 60; three oral •eon the rlfht #nd, with “Georgia” aoroa# them, nrrr iroas left and; Imitation of oM plat#. AO#, Tif. female hoidia# a radder I* her right hand* at ir foot #h#af of wheat aad acyth#; loeomoUte eroaa- lng a bridge In the dlaUnee: aaUk# genuine. l0Ox, hare a eteamer on 1«A end with 100 over and under it; arnaM 100# around the whole margin) “ BtaU Bank of €teorgla H on the back In rod ink; unlike the genuine. 100#, no« like genuine; rig. female aeated betid* a lng; locomotive 1 Central Railroad 6 Banking Company, Savannah. R. *. Oujlar, Free...... Q. A. (5uyUr,Oaah. City Bank of Augusta, Augutia. A. Gould, Free.... W. J. Bam#, Caah. Farmers' A Mechanics' Rank, Savannah. J. Rlchardaon, Free J. B. Gaudry, Caah. Georgia Railroad «A Banking Oompong, Augusta. John P. King, Pro#. J. Milligan, Oaah. 60a, vlg. thro# face#, the middle on# ia lndlatlnct— poorly engraved. La Grange Rank, LaG range. Thomaa Burch, Frea. W. H. Toiler, Oaah. Marins Rank of Georgia, Savannah. [formerly Marina A Fire Insurance Bank.] Charles P. Mills, Pro*. Wm. P. Hunter, Cash. 60a, vlg. beehive, male bead and two 60e oo right end, earn# on left end, good imitation of old plate. Mechanic* Rank, Augusta. Thomas 8. Mstcalf, Prea Milo Hatch, Oaah. Mechanics' Booings Rank, Savannah. (Boa Farmers* and Mechanics’ Bank.) Merchants' A Planters' Rank, Savannah. H. Roberta, Prea A. Barrie, Oaah. North- Western Rank, Ringgold. W. H. Inman, Prea A. B. Cowan, Oaah. Planters' Rank qf the State of Georgia, Savannah. O. W. Anderson, Prea H. W. Mercer, Oaah. Timber Cutters' Rank, Savannah. O. Kpplag. Pros. J. A Hatton, Cash. Union Rank, Augusta. [Formerly Bank of Brunswick.] ■dward Thomaa, Praa. John Craig, Cash Brokets and dosed Banks. Atlanta Rank, Atlanta Closed. Rank of ffreenesbord'. Greeneeboro* Broke Cherokee Insurance A R'klng Co., Dalton Broke. Commercial Rank of Brunswick, Brunswick. .Cloaed. Frchangs Rank, Griffin. Broke Interior Rank of Gripe, Griffin Cloaed. Manufacturer7Rank qf Gridn, Griffin. .60 $ c. dla Planters' A Mechanics' Rank, Dalton. Some BUla said to be goed—otliera uaeleee—refuse alL Rank qf WHyUld, Dalton. This Bank ta not current here. Southern Bank of Georgia, Balnbrldge Broke. timber Cutters' Rank, Savannah........Not Bankable. Refuse all Georgia Banka not found hero. The dls- eriptlon appended under aaveral et the Banka, are the Counterfeits upon those Banka. FRATERNAL RECORD. ond and fourth Thursday nights In eaoh month. LEWIS LaWBHI, W. M. Job* M. Boojxa, Beeratary. FULTON LODGK, No. 910, P. A. M., meet# on th# first and third Thursday nights In each month. DATID MAYlR, W. M. I. J. Moan, Secretary. MOUNT ZION ROTAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 10,motto on the second and fourth Monday nights In each month. L J. GLENN, H. P. O. R. Hanuitbb, Secretory. JASON BURR COUNCILOR ROYAL AND SELECT MA8TER8, No. 18, meeto quartorl/, on tbe firat turn- day In January, April, July and October. LEWIS LAWSfiB, Tn. III. Jon M. Boauio, Recorder. C(EUR DB LION GOMMANDERY. No. 4, meets on tha first and third Wednesday la each month. W. W. BOYD, M.\E\ W. T. Maan, Recorder. ODD-FELLOW •• CENTRAL LODGE, No. 18, me«tyyrj,TueadA^nljht William Wilson, Secretary. EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT, No. If, meeto on tho eecood and fourth Friday nights. WM. H. BARNES, Chief Patriarch, W. W. BOYD, High Priest. T. P. Flbmiho, Scribe. MECHANICAL. PULTON MECHANICS* ASSOCIATION meeto td Prl day In ouch month, at Engine lienee. Me. t. G mTcaLDWELL, Fresh Jons Noils, Ja, Secretory. BANKING. B. W. HOLLAED, President. BANK OV FULTON—Alabama itreei. A. Abstsll, Cashier. AGENCY CENTEAL RAILROAD * BANKING COM- PANY-Office ea Alabama Street. A. W. JONES, igant. AGENCY GEOEGli RAILROAD * BANKING COM PANY-Office on Whitehall Street near the Railroad. WM. W. CLAYTON, Agent Pmuno Baowx, Oatiiler. J. T. LOGAN, President ATLANTA FIRE DEPARTMENT. Meets quarterly en the third Monday eveulng la Jan uary, April, July uad October. WM. lAlfffi, Chief Engineer. R B. MHERWOOD, let Aaaietont. B. P. MADDOX, fid A ml at a at. V. M. JOHNSTON, Secretory. JOHN V. BOARD, Treasurer. ATLANTA FIRM COMPANY No. 1, meeto first Monday Gay ta each me nth. JOHN 9. HEARD, PresMH. inmimoi nm'TSwcB conrurr, — ,, «fote^ ftfsi .- £js -ta.. Mean E. Powtan, Secretary. rear- TJOBTKAITB fink*, fttm Lite, of oopiod from JT Old DafBomotxpe*, Bo., by tko Pbotfrnpk - io pro****, and n Ct X * ■NLAUOKH TO AXY SIZE, too* Mia la ten (tea ap te tbo oin* of Ufa. r*fre*a knoinx DnvuamotTpo* of thoir do- ntaxtd ftUMvax nxdptendfe boot bare th. op ■orinaitj of booiox thorn copted to but lire hoy bob/ vlok. Bad pointed np te tho Ufo in OIL OH WKTXH COLORS, OH paStkl, with tko ooHniitp of gottlng nporfodlHkowo. • o. Wbltoball fitreol, Atlanta