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GEORGIA VOLUNTFERS IN SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERACY.
Tho following in) the Regiments, Batlallions and Companies whose Officers have been
commissioned by the Governor of Georgia.
FIB8T REU1MENT.
volclll—nAlURY......Lieut. Colonel—Clark ......Major—Thompson.
CemjMmet. C’wb/ici. Captain*. Lieutenants. _>
Oglethorpe Inlhntry Richmond Clark
iTalk^ Lt. Infantry Richmond Crump
Harris
Evans
Pinkard
Ezzard
Houser
Hanvey
Dahleaaga Volunteers Lump.-in
Rainbridgs Volunteers Decatur
Quitman Guards Von'oe
Gate City Guarda Fulton
Sonth'n Rights Guard Houston
Newnan Guards Coweta
Washington Rifles
Southern Guards,
Washington Jones
Muscogee Wilkins
Adam; Allen: Crane.
RusselF Hood ——.
Hardin Kelly .
Colbert Griffin Fleming:
Stephens Ranks Cabaniss.
Wylie, Stone; Leydan.
Palmer Felder
Swint, Brown Mann
Kudtscll, Evans Carter.
Leonard Brooks
SECOND KF.GI.UENT.
Colonel—Semmes Lient. Colonel—Harris Major—Bi'TT.
Companies. Counties
Macon Guards Bibb
Burke Sharp Shooters Burke
W ire Grass Min. Men Ware
Banks County Guards Banks
Cherokee Brown Rifles Cherokee
Joo Browns Fannin
Columbus Guards Muscogee
Buena Vista Guards Marion,
Wright Infantry
Traup Artillery
Whitfield,
Clark
Lieutenants.
Freeman Hill Brown.
Heard Thompson Oakman.
White O’Neal, Pierce.
Charlton Allan Boling. .
Harris Shufford McDaniel
Goddard Germain Beaver.
Hodges Clemons Everett
Blnndford Wirgins Mason
Ault; Edwards Bruce.
Carlton Pope Lumpkin.
Captain
Lamar
Holmes
Styles
Candler
Dickerson
Campbell
Ellis
Buu
Glenn
Stanley
THIRD REGIUF.NT.
Colonel—Wright Lieut. Colonel—Reid Major Lee.
Companies. Counties. Captains Lieutenants.
Confederate Guards Richmond Walker Snead Tun Phillips
W ilkinson Rifles Wilkinson Beall Clay Washington Wall
Governor's Guards Houston Griffin Trippe Wiggins Mims.
Brown Rifles Putnam Nisbett Turner W. T. Reid J S. Reid,
Blodgett Volunteers Richmond Blodgett Stallings, Bennett Moore
Athens Guards, Clark Billups Daniel Langston Hayes.
Young Guard Newton Lee Jones /.tickle Levy
Home Guards Morgan Reid Andrews Schelpart Harris.
Dawson Greys Greene M’Whorter Sanders Geer Wilson.
Burk6 Guards Burke Musgrovn Burton McCullers
FOURTH RCGIHENT.
Colonel—Doles Lieut. Colonel—Mathews Major Whitehead.
Companies Counties
Macon Co. Volunteers Macon
Southern Rifles
Glover Guards
Twiggs Volunteers
Albany Guards,
LaGrange Lt. Guards
Toombs’ Volunteers
Sumter Light Guards
West Point Guards
Baldwin Blues
Talbot
Jasper
Twiggs
Dougherty
Troup
Gordon
Sumter
Troup
Baldwin
Captains
Prothro
Curley
Bartlett
Folsom
Rust
Smith
Mayes
Johnson
Matthews
Carakcr
Lieutenants.
W illis Hall Worsham
Wimberley Daniel Little.
// B Jordan VV F Jordan Merriwether
Champion Nash Morton
Smith Jones Wight.
Hill Morgan Jones
Sullivan,
Toole, Brown
Hill Lanier ■
Senatorial Districts.
‘she people oi Georgia in Convention as
sembled. do hereby declare and ordain that
the Senatorial Districts of this State shall
be organized by counties, as follows :
1st District.—Chatham, Bryan, Effingham,
“ Liberty, Tattnall, McIntosh,
“ Wayne, Pierce, Appling,
“ Glynn, Camden, Charlton.
“ Coffee, Ware, Clinch.
“ Echols, Lowndes, Berrien,
Brooks, Thomas, Colquitt,
“ Decatur, Miller, Mitchell,
“ Early, Calhoun, Baker,
“ Dougherty, Lee, Worth,
“ Clay, Randolph. Terrell,
“ Stewart, Webster, Quitman,
“ Sumter, Schley, Macon.
“ Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski.
*• Montgomery, Telfair, Irwin.
“ Laurens, Johnson, Emanuel,
“ Bulloch, Scriven, Burke,
“ Uichmoud.Glnsscock.JefTson
“ Talliaferro, Warren, Greene.
“ Baldwin,Hancock.Wash’gt’n
“ Twiggs, Wilkinson, Jones,
“ Bibb, Monroe, Pike,
“ Houston, Crawford, Taylor,
“ Marion,ChaUah’chee Muscogee
“ Harris, Upson, Talbot.
“ ‘ Spalding, Butts, Fayette,
“ Newton, Walton, Clark,
“ Jasper, Putnam, Morgan,
“ Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbia,
“ Oglethorpe, Madison, Elbert
“ Hart, Franklin, Habersham,
“ While, Lumpkin, Dawson.
“ Hall, Banks, Jackson,
“ Gwinnett, DeKalb, Henry,
“ Clay ton, Fulton, Cobb.
“ Merriwether,Coweta, Campbell
“ Troup, Heard, Carroll.
“ Harralson, Polk, Paulding
“ Cherokee, Milton, Forsyth
“ Union, Towns, Rabun,
“ Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens,
“ Cass, Floyd, Chattooga,
“ Murray, Whitfield, Gordon
“ Walker, Dado, Catoosa.
Congressional Districts.
FIRST DISTRICT.
2d
3d
4th
5th
6th
7lh
8th
3th
I Oth
tlth
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th
18 th
19th
20 th
21st
22d
23d
24 Ih
25th
2Gth
27lh
28th
29th
30th
?lst
32d
33d
34lh
35th
36lh
37th
38lh
39th
40th
41st
42.1
43d
41th
FIFTH RKGI.1IENT.
S McComb Walker Fair.
Colonel—Jackson Lieut. Colonel—Beall Major—Sualsbcry.
Conqtantas.
McDuffie Rifles
Cnthherl Rifles
Georgia Greys
Upson Guards
Griffin Light Guards
Hardee Rifles
Irish Volunteers,
Clinch Rifles
Dawson Volunteers
Schley Guards
Counties.
VV arren
Randolph
Muscogee
Upson
Spalding
Decatur
Richmond
Richmond
Terrell
Schley
Cspinins.
Pottle
Long
Iverson
Beall
Manghatn
King
Hull
Piatt
Woolen
Burton
Lieutenant.*.
Shivers, Hundley Nelms
Douglass, Janes Byrd
Sandilord Saulsbury Burns
King Black
Wright Cline Blood worth.
Whitely
Duffy, O’Conner ■
Ansley Adams Moore
Whitlock Weston Nelson.
Green Hudson YVyclio
ninth recipient
Colonel—Colquitt......Lieut. Colonel—Newton Major—Tracy.
Captains. Lieutenants.
Cleaveland Simmons FowleT McCrary
Shackelford Hulsey Keaton West
Compi
Ctawlord Greys
Mitchell Independents
Look Out Infantry
Sidney Brown Rifles
Butler Van Guards
Gilmer Blues
Baker Fire Eaters
Beauregard Volunteers
Twiggs Guards i U
Butts Volunteers
Counties.
Crawford
Mitchell
Dade
Hancock
Taylor
Oglethorpe
Baker
Houston
Twiggs
Butts
Hanna Barden
Arnold J M Reid R P Jordan W F Jordan
Griffin Wilcher Caldwell Bateman
Loflon Harris Dozier Grattan
Plain Baggs Russell Hudspeth.
Anderson Richardson McB.iteman Mims
Barclay, Crocker Wimberly Slappey
Dupree Pittman Head ■
WHITE & HITCH.
mm un km nwm
t» @ $ S2B8.
AND PIECE GOODS FOR CENTtEMEN'S WEA!
O UR Stock is now open forjthc inspection of the pnblio. It consists of the best and most fashionable
varieties of Gentlemen’s, youth's and boy’s Roady-Made Clothing. 100 do*, of the celebrated
€«LBEtt lilt SHOTS®
COLLARS, CRAY ATS, HANDKERCH’FS.
Ties, Half-Hose, Grloves, Suspenders, &c.
Our stock of Piece Goods is new and elegant, and srill ho soli by the yard, or made up to measure,
to suit the customer. , „ .
Our arrangements for manufacturing aronow more complete than ever. And wo aro folly prepared
to fill orders with dispatch and in the best manner, both as regards style and workmanship.
OUR MOTTO IS TO EXCEL.
We feel truly thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to usby our friends and tho pub
lie generally, and hope by diligent attention to business, and continued efforta to please, that weshal
continue to receive a libera! share of tho public favor.
CP'The slock is ElegantandJtich.jp) t@~CaU and Examine.-^)
J E. KTTCH W- H. H. WHITE
Appling,
Coffee,
Pierce,
Bryan,
Bullceh,
Effingham,
Scriven,
Emanuel,
Telfair,
Chatham,
Glynn,
Tattnall,
Camden,
Liberty.
Ware,
Charlton,
McIntosh,
Wayne.
Clinch,
Montgomery,
SECOND DlSTItlCT.
Raker,
Decatur,
Mitchell,
Berrien,
Dougherty,
Miller,
Brr.ok'9,
Early,
Randolph,
Calhoun,
Echols,
Terrell,
Clay,
Irwin,
Thomas,
Colquitt,
Lee,
Wilcox,
Dooly,
Lowndes,
Worth.
■
THIRD DISTRICT.
Chattahoochee, Macon,
Schley,
Taylor,
Harris,
Quitman,
Muscogee,
Stewart,
Talbot,
SEVENTH REGINENT.
Colonel—Qartrbll Lient. Colonel—CoorER Major—Dunwoody.
Companies counties
Davis Infantry Fulton
Confederate Volunteers Fulton
Franklin Volunteers
Coweta Guards,
Cobh Mountaineers
Roswell Guards
Paulding Volunteers
Stone Mountain Vol’rs
DeKalb Light Infantry
Confederate Guards
captains
Ballard
Foreacre
Brown
Lee
White
Dunwoody
Jenkins
Hoyle
Fowler
Lindley
Coweta
Cobb
Cobb
Paulding
DeKalb
DeKalb
Cobb
EIGHTn REGIREAT
lieutenants.
J Thompson Howell J E Thompson
West Dillard Moore
Stallings Feathorstono Houston
Bryant Bowers Benton
Winn Butler Anderson
Bishoo IFyng ■
VV eaver Anderson Compton
Browning Brogan Holley
Powell Hatykins Wilson
Colonel—Mercrr Lieut. Colonel—Rock well Major—Olmstbad
Companies
Phcenix Riflemen
Irish Jasper Greens
Sav. Vol. Guards—A
Sav. Vol. Guard*—B
German Volunteers
DeKalb Riflemen
Savannah Artillery
Republican Blues—A
Republican Blues—B
Companies
Baldwin Volunteers
I.aFayette Voluntoers
Chattooga Rifles
Americua Volunteers
Hillyer Rifles
Toombs’ Guards
Irvin Guards,
Fort Gaines Guards
Brooks Rifles
Talbot Guards
Counties Captains
Chatham
Gordon
Chatham
Foley
Chatham
Screven
Chatham
Davenport
Chatham
Stop in
Chatham
Wetter
Chatham
Gallic
Chatham
Anderson
Chatham
Davis
NINTH REGliN
Lieut,
i Colonel—1
Counties
Captains
Baldwin
Beck
\V alker
Gordon
Chattooga
Jones
Sumter
King
Walton
Hillyer
Bulloch
Belt
Wilkes
Norman
Clay
Brown
Biooks
Jones
Talbot
Gaulden
Lieutenants.
Black Lamar Giles
O’Conner Fora Dooner
Bassingcr Rice Habersham
Stiles Hopkins T F Screven
Werner Umback —
Hartridgo Hardee HerrmBn
VVilson'Lamar Cope
Oliver, McFarland Mercer
Lieutenants.
E H Doles, Watkins McGregor
Heaton Alton Hope
Dudley Cobb
Arnold Bacon Ragan
Talbott Knight Connelly
VV ingfield Arnold Andrews
Webb Tennille Hill
Cockerell Rainey Hardee
Colonel—Andbrson Liout. Colonel—Gverry Major—Goode.
Marion,
Baldwin,
Bibb,
Craw lord,
Jasper,
Burke,
Columbia,
Glasscock
Hancock,
Clark
Elbert,
Oglethorpe,
Greene,
Butts,
Clavton,
Fayette,
Henry.
Campbell,
Carroll,
Cobb,
Coweta:
Banks,
Cherokee,
Dawson,
Forsyth,
Gwinnett,
Cass,
Catoosa,
Chattooga,
Dade,
Sumter,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Jones,
Houston,
Laurens,
Pulaski,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Jefferson,
Johnson,
Lincoln,
Richmond,
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Hart,
Madison,
Morgan,
Newton.
SEVEXTII DISTRICT.
Merriwether,
Monroe
Pike,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
DeKalb,
Fulton,
Haralson,
SOUTHERN BANNER
I. M. SINGER &. CO.’S
Sewing: Machines.
MOSSi&HNEWTON, iAGENTS,
Athens, Geo., and
R. L. MOSS, Agent, Lexington, Geo.
Webster.
Putnam,
Twiggs,
Wilkinson
VV arren,
Wilkes,
Washington,
Franklin,
Taliaferro
Walton.
Spalding,
Troup,
Upson,
Heard,
Paulding,
Polk.
NEW GOODS !
FALLAND WINTER
CLOTHS,
CASS1MERES
AND
VESTINGS.
H AVING just arrived from New York
with a large stock of Cloths, Cassi-
meres and Vestings, I will give advantages
in prices to all who willfavor us with a call
early and make their selections, as I wish to
give my workmen immediate employment.
Vie have the latest reports of fashions.—
Please callsoon and examine diestock at
Sept I. P L PLOOMMKLD’S.
«T>ETTEUthat a thousand guilty go unnun’
£> ished,th>n for one innocent nun to suffer.’,
THE PROPRIETORS OF
Bli. of. BOVJEE Mtons'
II9IPEBIAX. WINE
BITTERS,
being aware that the public have long and oltcn
been imposed on by unprincipled quacks who
have advertised their worthless nostrums as a cure
tor disease, feel a delicacy In calling attention t»
this TRULY VALAUBLE MEDICINE: ami
unless they were satisfied that a trial of only one
bottle would convince all who donbt its virtues,
they wonld not venture as they have done, to
invest their all ta its success. They assure tho af
flicted, that for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
IVeakLungs, Weak Stomach, Indigestion, Dys
pcpsla, Nervous Debility, Piles, andfor the Dis
eases ” " ■ ’ - — -
BO
es peculiar to Femalos, that by nsing DR. J,
VVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BIT-
NINTH DISTRICT.
Habersham, Pickens,
Hall,
Jackson,
Lumpkin,
Milton,
TENTH DISTRICT.
Fannin,
Floyd,
Gordon,
Gilmer.
Rabun,
Towns,
Union.
White.
Murray,
Walker,
Whilfiild.
Companies
Beauregard Rifles
Walton Infantry
Gainssville Lt. Infantry
Gilmer Boys
Fannin Young Rifles
Murray Rifle Company,
Mrs Joe Brown’s Boys
Quitman Grays,
Houston Co. Volunteers
Lee Volunteers
Counties Captains Lieutenants
Murray Wood Guthrie Little
Walton Anderson McDaniel Nunnerly Arnold
Hall Mitchell Bowen Jackson
Gilmer Welch Milton West May
Fannin Dobbs Noblett Trammell Paris
Murray Luflinan Jackson Leonard Ramsey
Fannin Hyde; lohnson JV Crawford J Crawford
Quitman Guerry, Dozier Bledsoe Smith.
Houston Goode Birch Wimberly Riley
Lea Stokes,
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel—Brumby Lieut. Colonel—Ramsay Major—Price.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
Confederate States Gf America.
PRESIDENT,
Ji:FF£ rs© ht ©avis,
Of IVliavisaippi*
VICE PRESIDENT.
A. SE. STEPHENS.
OF GEORGIA.
CONGRESS.
President—Hon. HOWELL COBB. Ga.
Secretary—J. J. HOOPER* Esq. Ala.
Companies
Ramah Volunteers
Confederate Volunteers
I.estsr Volunteers Forsyth
RlackaheaT Guards Lauiens
Jeff Davis Riflemen Butts
Jasper Infantry Jasper
F.towah Guards Cass
Yancey Independents Worth
Cherokee Brown Rang’rs Cobb
Johnson Grays Johnson
counties captains
Wilkinson Folsom
Monroe
Etheridge
Lester
Ramsay
Prico
Jordan
Jones
Harris
Fielder
Harman
lieutenants.
Kelly Solomon Lingo
Haupt Hammond Mays
David Patterson Reves
\ opp Chnppelf Rowe
Boynton McMichacI Hall
Lane Ward Walker
Burge Fields Goldsmith
Giddetis Johnson W’eeks
Hunt Abbott Thompson
Fortner Clegg Kent.
Companies
counties
captains
Delhi Hangers
Wilkes
Cade
Fireside Guards
Elbert
.Vanin
McIntosh Volunteers
Elbert
McIntosh
Bowman’s Volunteers
Elbert
Burch
Poole Volunteers,
Hart
Poole
Stephens Home Guards
Talliaferro
Farmer
Tugalo Bluos,
Franklin
Millican
Hancock Conf. Guards,
Hancock
Stephens
Lamar Guards,
Lincoln
Lamar
Hancock Volunteers
Hancock
Smith
Companies
Etowah I nfantry,
Ringgold Voluntosrs
Brown Infantry
Independent Volunteers
irsys Jonnson narman rortner t^iegg Kent.
TWELFTH REGIMENT—(Changed to FIFTEENTH.)
Colonel: Thomas....—Lieut Colonel: Stephens......Major: McIntosh.
lieutenants
W B Cado McClendon Quinn
Heard Bourne Lofton
Smith Shannon Clark
Clark Craft Edwards
Linder Johnson Knox
Tilley Flint Ivey,
Lester Young Terrell
DuBose Latimer Culver
Harnesberger Paschal ■ —
Bird C'ulvor Lamar.
FIRST BATTALION.
Major—VtLLiPicuE.
Counties. Captains Lieutenants.
Cass Larey Howard Sproul Johnson.
Catoosa Sprayberry JIackeit Whitman Thompson
Bibb G A Smith Nixon J Jeffers Price
Bibb Aderhold E G Jeffers Poe Fields
SECOND BATTALION-
Major—Hardeman.
counties captains lieutenants'
Bibb Smith Butts Knight Conner
Bibb Ross W H Ross Redding Tttrpin
Muscogee Colquitt Moftett Shingler Chapman
Spalding Doyal Du] rce Redding Bryant
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.
counties captains lieutenants
Fulton Lee Rhoocs Brown McConnell
Richmond Girardy Barnes Jacobus
GEORGIA REGULARS
This Regiment is commanded by Col. Charles J. Williams, and has been stationed
at Fort Pulaski, and Tybee, until recently, when it was orasred to Virginia by the Sec
retary of War.
INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS
Under an act
which have been
the Stato Executive, . „
Office. The Regiments are generally known, however, as Bartow s, Conner s. Me Laws . Printuj
mid Ector's, the latter being called the Toombs Regiment. In ndditioD to theso, thcro will noon
i the field, T. K. It.Cobb's Legion. Gov. Cobb’s Regiment, and several others now in process of
" j has beon several weeks in camp of instruction near Marietta, and
j. Alt ibeso show a force of about 25,0011 men which Georgia has
......«.„w~ _ and more than double this number can bo raised when necessary.
The roll of officers in this table is believed to bo accurate; but it is possible that a few errors msy
he found where the examinsUon was so extensive, amid entries made with great rapidity, to keep
the record of commissions issued since tho war commenced. If any errors are perceived, they wi!
of course be corrected on notice of tbe fact. Officers arc sometimes changed by promotion, which
circumstance is not always notified to tiie Executive.
Companies
Macon Voluntoers
Floyd Rifles
City Light Guards
Spalding Grays,
Companies
Lee’s Volunteers
Washington Artillery
Tan Bark Wanted.
ja| ct’I.ESKKV St DOYAL will pa,
Five Dollars
a oor.1, CASH, for all good tan bark, delivered at
■hmr tanner,,in Athena. We have alao, a large
lot 'oSoto/upper, hantes* and band leather, to
liter with a fine
of shoes, all ofonr j
at No. 5, Granite row,
NEW GOODS
CRAWFOBD&STAPLER
Aro receiving their
NEW SPRING GOODS,
ffintd.
Whieh they will sellebeep.
will at all times be I Broad Street, under Banner Offico, Athens, Ga
April 17. I March 23. ■
TO THE PEOPLE,
H AVING availed myaelf of the opportunity
afforded by Coc^reau to purchase my goods
lOdsys previous to the first day of March* I have
now a stock of goods to offer my customers, at
nearl? tho same prices as heretofore ; and we
hope, before the return of another season, to have
a partner in Europe, who will send us good* di
rect from the Continent, at even less prices than
heretofore. Hoping to leceive encouragement in
oui enterprise, 1 remain your obedient servant,
April 10 K. L. BLOOMFIELD.
ORR & YOUNGKIN
W O FI* I) resp
the citizens of At!
call the (attention of
cus and surrounding
country, to their
FALL STOCK,
which they are now receiving, consisting of Men’s,
Hoys’, Ladies’, Misses and Children s Shoes, in
great variety.
Ladies’ thick Satin Gaiters; Ladies’ Lasting
Gaiters; Ladies’ Kid “ “ Morocco
44 ** “ Shaghea
Boots; Ladies’Calf Be ots ; Ladies’ Moroc.Bools.
44 Goat 44 “ Kid
“ CVmgrcss Boots
4 * Congress Walking Shoes ;
“ “ Mo. 44
“ 44 4 Buskins and Ties;
“ Kid
** 44 Slippers.
Men's Water proof boots; Afcn's eag-stitch Boots;
'* Pegged 14 44 Scotch-bott’m 44
* 4 Pump 44 44 common p’g’d 44
44 Congress and Lace Gaiters
Boys’Boots and Shoes ot all kinds. India Rub
bers; Children’s Shoes; Servant’s Shoes, Ac.
Comcin and you shall be suited*
Sept. *7
TERS, that they trill mat undoubtedly be benefit
ted, if not cured.
DIt DODS is an eminent and successfal physi
cian, and his character is far too dear to him, to
allow any ono to offer a worthless 44 Catchpenny
Humbug" to tho public, sanctioned by his name
as tho Discoverer and Manufacturer.
Try it, and be convinced, and then assist us in
proclaiming its virtues to tho afflictod of tho land.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
A BE universally acknowledged to be superior
to all other* now before the public ; being
composed of Barberry, Spikenard, Wild Cherry
Tree Bark, C.momilo Flowers, Gentian .Solomon's
Seal and Comfrey. They are tbo best remedy
Pill
Printing Establishment,
AYf lm.ve on hand a large and carefully selected variety of
M
1/1
Tonic.
[F©K §>©K1 ¥IK1K©^T 0
So common among tho Clergy, and other Public
Speakers, it acts like a charm.
As a beverage it is ptnre, wholesome and deli
cious to the tasto*
Physicians throughout the United States use it
in their practice.
CHAS. WIDD1FIELD * CO.
Proprietors, 78 Illlliam Street, N. Y.
Sold’by Druggists generally.
M. SMITH, Agent, Athens, Go.
Oct4 1860
MEMBERS. 4
Alabama—R. W. Walker, R. II. Smith. J. L.
M. Curry, W. P. Chilton, S. F. llale. Collin J.
McRae, Jno. Gill Short or, Daniel R. Lewis, Thom
as Fenrn.
Florida—James B. Owens, J. Patton Anderson
Jackson Morton.
Georgia—Roht. Toombs, Howell Cobb, F. S.
Bartow, M. J. Crawford.E. A. Nishct, B. If. Hill,
A. R. Wright, Thos.U. It. Cobb, A- li. Kenan, A.
H. Stephens.
Ijintsiana—John Perkins, Jr., A . L. DeCIouet,
Charles M. Conrad, D. F. Kenner, G. E. Sparrow,
Henry Marshall.
Mississippi—W. P. Harris, Walter Brooke, N.
L. Wilson, A. M. Clnyton, \V. S. Barry, J. T.
Harrison.
South Carolina—It. B. Kliett, Jr., R. W. Barn
well, L. M. Keitt, James Chejumt, Jr.. C; G. Mem-
mincer, W. Porchcr Miles, Thomas J. Withers.
W. W.Boyce.
Texas.—LTWigfall, J, H Reagan, J Hemp
hill, T N Waul, .fudge Gregg, Judgo Oldham,
and W B. Ochiltree.
STANDING COMMITTTEES.
Executive Departments—Stephens, Covrnd,
Boyce, Shorter, Brooke.
Foreign Affairs— Illicit, Nisbet, Perkins, Walk
er, Keitt.
Military Affairs —Bartow, Miles, Sparrow,
Kenan, Andersen.
Naval Affairs—Conrad, Chesnut, Wright. Ow
ens, Smith.
Finance—Toombs, Barnwell, Kenner, Barry,
McRae.
Commerce—Memminger, Crawford, DoClonct,
Morton. Curry.
Judiciary—Clayton, Wilbers. Hale, Cobb,
Harris.
Postal—Chilton, Boyce, liill, Harrison, Curry.
Patents—Brooke, Wilson,Lewis, Hill, Kenner.
Territories—Chesnut, Campbell, Marshall, Nis-
bot, Fearn.
Pablic JmuiU—Marshall, Harris, Fearn.
Indian Affairs—Morton, Hole, Sparrow, Lew-
Keilt.
■Printing—Cobb, Harris, Miles, Chilton.Porkins.
Accounts—Owens, Crawford, Campbell, Do
Clouet, Smith.
Engrossments.—Shorter, Wilson, Kenan, Mc-
Rca, Bartow.
©iiurjjs
I N consequence of tho pressure of tho times
from and after this date, we will sell all class
esof good** for CAS//, except where under spe
cial contract, differeut arrangement* bo made*
Prompt payment will be required at tbo end
of each quarter, when accounts are made.
We call upon all those now indebted to us to
com© forward and pay up, as we phaU bo com
pelled to place their account* in .ho hands of on
officer for collection.
SANSOM & PITTARD.
Athens, Jan. 1st. 1861.
jmu.
W E have the accounts nnd notes of our custo
mers ready for snttlcment, and respectfully
invito all that are indebted to ns. to come forward
and make payment. Also, please bo reminded of
tho sains due the old firm of Grady A A’icholson.
Wo return our ttlsnks for tho liberal patronage
bestowed on us, nnd hope they will now do the
ono thing needful—PAY UP!
Jan 2 NICHOLSON,REAVES A WYNiV
G EOUGIA, Franklin County Whore-
m*, John L. Morris and William Stowe, ap
ply to mo lor ietteis of administration on ibo
estate of William E. Smith, late of said county,
deceased: ,
These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to show cause, if any they can, why
such letters of administration should not bo grant
ed tho applicants at the regular term of this Ceurt,
to lie held on the first Monday in September next
Given under my band, and official aignatnre,
this 1st July, 1861.
July 10—30d. JAS. A. nARRISON, Ord.
BOLTIXG CLOTHS.
P W. til’t'AN keeps a full supply of tho
* best Anchor Brand Cloths, at oily rrio s.
March 20
Dr. J. II. TVIeLean’s
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
Tbe GREATEST Remedy in Ibe World
AND THE
Most Delicious
AND
Delightful CORDIAL'
EVER TAKE*.
Tho thousands up
on thousands who
aro daily using
McLe.n'sStrength-
enlng Cordial, cor-
tify that it is abso-
lately an infallible
remedy for reno
vating and la-
▼igoraling the',,7—- . .
Before Tfiking.* h “ tt ? r «i » n< i di*~4fter taking.
eased system, purifying and enriching tho Blood
—restoring tho .ick, suffering invalid to
IIEAI.TII AND STRENGTH.
THERE 13 NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT "J
It will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diar
rhcca, Dysentery, Ho.dacbe, Depression of Spir
its. Fever and Agno, Inward Fever, Bad Breath,
or any disease of tho Liver, Stomach, or Bowels.
JjJ’-GENTI.EMEN.do yon wish to bo Healthy,
Strong .nd Vigorous 7
t'p’LAPIES, do you want the Bloom ofHcalth
to mount to your Checks again 7—then go at once
and get
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier*
Dolay not a moment; it is warranted to give sat
isfaction. It will care any discaseof tho Kidneys,
Womb, or Bladder; Fainting, Obstructed Men
struation, Falling of the Womb, Barrenness, or
any dtseaso arising from Chronic or Nervous De
bility, it is an Infallible Remedy.
FOR CnilDRBU.P’
give theL
CORDIAL, (seo tho directions on etch bottle) it
is deiiciaus to tako.
fp"Ono table-spoonful, taken every morning
fasting, is a sore preventive again.t Chills and
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
disease.
I3rc AUTION l—Beware of Druggists or Deal-
s who may try to pslm upon you a bottle of Bit
ters or Sarsaparrilla, (which they can buy cheap,)
hy saving it u just as good. There are oven men
BASE enough to atoal part of my namo to dub
their VILE decoctions. Avoid such Infamous
V1RATES and thoir vUlanlons compounds 1 Aak
for Dr. J. II. MoLcan’a Strengthening Cordial an.l
Blood Purifier. Tako nothing olso. It It tho only
remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly,
nnd, at tho somo time, STRENGTHEN nnd IN
VIGORATE the wholeorganixation. It is put up
in Large Bottles—$1 per bottlo, or six bottles
for $5.
DR. A. H. ItlcLBAN, Bale Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine Sts:, St. Louis, Mo.
A i'l l)
4#^4 M
mb n ebb.
And arc fully prepared to execute all kinds of Printing with NEATNESS and DfSi’A LCff, upon
as favorable terms as it can be done in Georgia.
Tiie Southern Banner
Is published in Athens, Chi., every Wednesday morning, aud contains all the latest news. One of I lie
Editors is now in Virginia, and will correspond with the paper.
TERMS: Two Dollars pc annum ; One Dollar for six months; Fifty Cents for three months.
Any person procuring five new subscribers and enclosing Ten Dollars, will receive tho paper twelve
months gratis. No attention will he paid to an order unless accompanied witli the cash.
SLEDGE REESE, [Proprietor*.
WHIGHT & JACKiiCN,
FACTORS, COMMISSION}!
FORW ARDIBGMERCH ANTS |
Bay Street, Savannah, (.a.
ALLF.N K. WRIGHT. | WM. U. JACKSON, j
REFER TO
Copt. John W. Anderson, Savamiali, <!a.
Clag;honi t Cunningham,
Boston «3c \ illutoujra,
Erwin & Ilardee, “
Carhart & Bros., New York.
T. \V. Fi min^aV Co., Au.ihln.dn.
Swan Sc Brother, Feriinmlinrt, Florida.
Bi^bee «fc Canovn, Jacksonville, “ \
II. U. lint; Palntka,
Simon Met tt, Haw kitmviilo, (J i.
fcd3 pr ' Agents for the Ev
Steamers to Fcrunmlina.
Scott nnd Oak, to Hawkins
April 10, tt.
MARTIN INSTITUTE
J etlerson, Jackson otinty, Gfa.
rar* u;ii«.s.96aDaB.
J. B. S. DAVIS, .A.. AT., Principal.
MRS. C. C. TRIPPE. A. M.)
FITTS F. HINTON, j Assistant...
DEPARTMENTS'
t. Ps imary Department—children of both acxea; 2d. Advanced Fein
3d. Advanced Male Department.
TUITION PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS
KngliHli Elementary brnnehes.
Geography, Arithmetic, Eng. Grammar Composition,
Greek, Latin, French, Logic, Philosophy, Chemistry, Hhotorir, C’.ro
fronometry. Algebra, Surveying, &e.
m nm THE NEXT FALL TERM will open <m Monday i
The building has been remodelled and cu la rued
date over two hundred students. The different IV
“* **rate portions of thebuiltfin?
Departs:
^ day ■
WATSON & NARRISON
Camesville. Gfa
DCXLlnSIS
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
P.IJ.TO, OJES,
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
Brushes,
TOILET ARTICLES, of every description,
FANCY CONFECTIONERY,
Fine Cigars and Chewing Tobacco,
SNUFF, aud almost every articlo usually found
in an apothecary, establishment. Our stock hav
ing been carefuliy selected for os by an experi
enced Druggist. enables us to guarantee tbe purity
and genuineness of every article we offer for sale.
Dr. S. H. Watson will always be found at tbe
store during the day, when not otherwise profes
sionally engaged. 8. II. WATSON. M. D.
Oct. 11—6m. T. J. HARRISON.
Kir* Great inducements offered to cash pur
chasers. bat we sell on credit to approved cus
tomers‘requiring payment by 1st of i/arcb.
G EORGIA, Franlriln County.—Where
as, Henry Ford applies to mo for letters of
Administration, dc boms sion, with will annexed
of William Mitchell, late of saidconnty.dee’d.:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to show cause, if any they can,
why such letters about 1 not be granted tbe appli
cant at the regular term of this Court, to bo held
on the first Monday in September, next.
Given under my hand, and official signature,
July 1st, 1861. JAS. A. HARRISON, Ord.
jily 10—30d.
N OTICE.—I shall apply to the Court of Or
dinary of Walton county Oa., at tho regular
torn thereof, to be held on the first Monday la
October next, for leave to sell tho toad b.Ieggtog
W tb* totals of A. P. Harrison, lot* of said on
to, dee’d. HILLIARD THOMPSON,
inly 18 2m Administrator
A PROCLAMATION.
W HEREAS, it is known u> me, I will pro
ceed to mako it known to all persons in
want of FURNITURE, that they will
do well to examiuo my stock, before they pur
chase. It contains all tbe new styles of tbe very
best furniture of modern mako, and can be
bought at war prices. I am u ixious to sell, in
order to make room for goods which 1 am con*
stantly manufacturing.
Formers wanting Furniture, can pay for it with
oorn, clean oats, Wheat or Flour, at the market
prico.
To those having money on hand, I will say
that 5 per cent of my cash sales for tbo next 90
days will bo appropriated to the benefit of tho
volunteers (or their families,) gono and golc
from Clark county, to defend tiio country. Ant
remember that I sell as cheap as any dealer i
Georgia.
Athens, June 17.1861. J. M. SMITH.
OTP.I—I still keep on hand two styles of
Hetainc Burial Casket., of the moat approved
material and finish. Also, Plain Coffins, or will
havo them trimmed to suit purchasers.
DR. HcLEAN’S UNIVERSAL FILLS,
For I.iver Complaint, Billiousncns,
Headache, &c.
There has never been a CATHARTIC medi
cine, offered to the public, that has given such en
tire satisfaction as McLEAN’S UNIVERSAL
PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly in
nocent and can be taken by tbo most tonder in
fant; yot prompt and powerful in removing all
Billions secretions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter
from tho Stomach. In fact, they are tho only
Pills that should be used In malarious districts.
They produce no Griping, Sirkness or Pain in
the Stomach or Bowels, thongli very active and
searching in their operation, promoting healthy
secretions of the Liver and Kidneys. Who will
stffcr from Bililonsness, Hoadacho nnd Font
Stomncho, whon so choap a remedy can be obtain
ed ! Keep them constantly on band; asingle dose,
taken in season, may prevent hoars, dt»s, and
months of sickness. Ask for Dr. J. H. McLean’s
Universal Pills. Take no other. Being coated,
they are tasteless. Price only 25 cents per box,
and can ne sent by mail to any part of the United
States.
J, H. McI.KAN, Sale Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine Sta., St. Louis, Mo
HUTCHESON S HAMPTON
H AVE received thoir SPUING SITTLY t* r
NEW and KOITIH I, GOOUN,
and offci superior inducement.** iu go >«l canii and
prompt paying cuduinw, in Staple a id Fancy
DRY GOOD
Groceries, l ints. C ’n]>s.
Boots mid Si lot's.
Iron and Steel, Be!Ions', .in-
rils and 1 *ices, Castings,
Glass and Crockery Ware. iStoiic I
AND HOLLOW WARE.
NAILS, TOK.U’CO, IIAll IIWA 1CE nntl |
Cutlery , and other thing* to** mum rmis to men- (
tion. I’V'ALSO, lor nett
20,000 Ibrt Good Dry Bacon ;
100barrels Flour; ” x!000 bushel* Corn;
Lard, Ac., Ac.
Athens, April 10, !SG| #
MADISOFsPlilNGST
Madison County, Ga.
T his well-ki.owti known su-.nii.--r retreat is
again opened fortlm nc-eomimuliitioii <-( tlnw
seeking eitiior health nr pleasure; uml now
most cordially invite all our old : nan inters ami nil
others who travel either f.-i- health nv pleasure. Jo
give us a call.
We do not think it necessary to give a foil de
scription of this most hemiliful spot, it is so well
known throughout most of tli" South. Suffice it
to say, it cannot lie surpassed, for climate, hcnllh,
beauty, waters, scenery, nnd in fact everythin-
tbnt can dcliglit the eye or t istc.
Families wishing eomforlahlerooms, will please
drop a lino staling the number. Ac . and horv long
they wish to stay, ns those coming early and stay
ing late, will find it to their nd vantage, r.s private
arrangements will he made with all such if de
sired.
Mr.R.Sanlter has prepared 1 itn«clf with the
best of conches anil hacks, mnl will lie ready at the
Depot, and passengers leaving Augusta or At
Un’a.in the night train, can rem it here tho next
day to dinner.
RATI-JH uaRot i;i>.
$30 per month; Sli 1 per wt-< It; per dav.
May 8 tf SCI ITT A. T1X ICR.
l.-,,0*>ri, unde
heing n;
li-l.t in when
lor the part 9;
ENDOWMENT!
The Institution lias teceived an endowment of
die will of WM. D. MARTIN, deceased. Tbo greater part of tbo Hint
i i-lii-d this year to the nsrt payment of the nbove low rates of tuition of every s
; w ithout any distinction as to where lie or she may reside. The income re- t-ivi
I months was four percent on the $15,000.
| The society in Jefferson is good—so much so, that there is no village in Georgia in which - i-ildi
[ are safer from corrupting influences. The elimate is healthy and salubrious.
Bour.l - he had in tho best ot families at from $7 to $Ih" ner.mnnth.
Tlic low rates of Tuition and Board, the still farther reduction’of tuition by the inc. me on t t
; dowment. the superior facilities for learning that are afforded, and tho excellent discipline that t-
; vails i:i tiie government of the School, make tho Martin Institute wot thy of that | am.m.ge «i-.ri
i- now receiving from parents sud gnsrdians of upper Georgia.
I The present Spring term will close on Wednesday the I2th day of June next, on whioh d«j
j Literary Address will ho delivered by
HOARD OF TRUSTRES.3
V. IITTC, S. WATSON, J. BELL, \V. A WOllSUAM, H. J. 31 ll.l.H’AX
D. L. JAURETT, W. S. THOMPSON, J. VKNABI.E.
April 21th, 1861. j. j;. s. DAVIS. S .-
PH MAD ALLION Y.Ki.Y KT
OAlPifi.
English Royal Velvet, Brussels. Three- PIv and hi 2 rain
In Now anil Beautiful Patterns, Just received.
LAMASKS, OF ALL KINDS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
COUNICES, BANDS, LOOPS, &c., WINDOW SHADES.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, sJUats, .11(.flings,
Wall Papers and Borders, <&c., &c.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED—For Sale by
James Cr. Bailie &, brother,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
205 BROAD STREET, -ATTGrTTSTA, GEO-,
Sept. 13—2tn 0.*
DR. S. n. HcLBAlUS VOLCANIC OIL
I.INI.7IKNT.
The Beat External in the World,
for man or Renat.
Thousands of human beings have been sarftd a
life of decrepitude and misery, by the useot this
invaluable Liniment. It will relieve PAIN al
most instantaneously, and will cleanse, purify and
lieal tho foulest SOKE in an incredible short timo.
McLEAN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will
relieve the most invetorato eases of Rheumatism,
Gout, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted
Mnsclea, Stiffness or Weakness in the Joints,
Muscles or Ligaments, it will never fail. Two
applications wul cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Earache. For Borns or Scalds, or any Pun, it is
an Infallible Remedy. Try it, and you will find it
an indispensable remedy. Koep it always on
hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, or any one having
charge of horses, will boto money by using Mo-
Loan’a Volcanio OH Liniment It L a speedy and
Infallible cure for Galla, Sprains, Chafe,, Swelling,
Lameness, Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches,
or any external disease. Try It, sod yon will be
convinced.
DB. S, n. yirUEAN, Sole Proprietor,’
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
Sold by C. W. & H. R. J. Long, Drug
gists, Athens Ga-
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
—BV— *
Hanleiter tt .Adair,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
T UE DAILY SOtT'imtt.V CONEED
KKACV, under arrangements just i-.nn-
pleted, will contain all the latest intelligence of
every kind, reported expressly Idr m t.v Magnet-
ic Telegraph, and the A/ails. Also, dally reimrl-
of the Atlanta nnd other Jlarke:*, Loent tm-i-
dents and Items. Ac, Ac. l'rici—$.i a year; *1
for fix months, or oil cents f«r one muuth—uin'avs
in ndrance.
Tlio Weekly Southern Confederacy is made up
from, nnd coutnina tin* mam nf, the Daily. It i-
a large sheet, and gives more fresh reading mat-
tor than any uth.r Weekly in die Confederate
States. Its market rcp'.rt* will he full,nnd made
up from actual transactions. Prico $2 u-vear • or
$125 for six months—invariably in advance. '
Uff-* Postma-tersare anthonxed to art a, our
Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwarding
the money—for which they will bo allowed u ,r"
tain, as commission, twenty live rents on each
Weekly, or fifty cents cn each Daily subscriber
or Persms getting up Claim ot five, ten or
more subscribers, will be supplied with the copies
ordered, at 12) per rent, less than our regular rules
tySo name will he entered on our hooka until'
the money is paid ; and all subscriptions are dis
continued when the lime expires for which pay
ment is made, unless the same lie renewed.
Address, 1IANl.KlTKli A ADAIR.
April It)
1860 1860
MOSS & NEWTON
•IRE OFFERING •IT
New York, Charleston, or Augusta Trices, Freight aililfl.
The Largest Assortment ever offered in this Mafkft, ol
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 4-4 to 12-4; Furniture Oil Cloths;
"White and Bed-Checked j\Ia tinjg's.
Hearth Bugs .liul Boor .flats.
WAMHOW
Athens, April 19, 1860.
HARDW&R^ CROCKERY,
•VOTIVE.
T HE co-pannersliip ol Yerliv, TaImago A Co.
in tho lumber Iiuunesu, is .bis day dissolved-
Thobusuiess herealler will lie emitinued at the
People’s Mill, by TA1.31 ACE ,V- 1(1. All
bills nf lumber, laths, fencing pickets of all d--
scriptions, will bo filled at short notice. A good
lot of season lumber on hand. M.-iyS 1st, I
May 29 tf WM. P. TALMAOK, Agent.
ention of the public : ) called to our large ami w ell selected stock ot (
>IVABB,r«OCKKRY, GlnM*Cki«a,B*4 BIIIU)BK SllU'r M
in part, of LOCKS OF ALL KINDS, Units, Hinges, Screws, Natl-s
T HE attention
n.tuDw
consisting in part,
Sash and Blind Fastenings, &c., &c.
Are the best ever offored in this market: Bench Moulding, Dead, Rabbit,
Match and Flooring Planes, Ohisels and Gouges, Saivs, Augers, Hammors, Axe*,
R. MM 3E&. JB3EL^S
Tire best kind, all of which is sold cheap as the cheapest.
GLASSWARE oi all kinds. Out and Pressed, of the finest patterns
CHINA, choice selections of Dining and Tea Sets, banded and plain
CJUUiffiStMNS tt&aaBRBSSNMB, Of all Ki*h
^Leather, Cloth, Lace, Tacks, Lining, Nails, Bolts, Axles, &c., Ac.
BULL &©©m BlIPKISEMTgr’*
-A. jyr. -W2-3STC3- Sz CO-,
Athens, Ga., Juno 17, 1858. No. 6, BANK h°