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Newspaper Page TextGE' RGIA VOLUNTFERS IN SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERACY. The following are the Regiments, Battallions and Companies whoso Officers have been commissioned by the Governor of Georgia. FIRST HnuIMKNT. Colossi—Ramsry. ....-Lieut. Colonel—Ci.ark Major—Thompson. Com/xmiet. Counties. Captain*. Oglethorpe Infantry Richmond Clark ITalker Lt. Infantry Richmond Crump Dnhlanege Volunteers Lump. in Harris llainhridge Volunteers Decatur Kvans Quitman Guards Von-oe Pinkard " Gate City Guards Fulton Hazard Souih’n Rights Guard Houston Houser New nan Guards Coweta Hanvey Washington Rifles Washington Jones Southern Guards, Muscogee Wilkins Lieutenants. Adam; Allen: Crane. Russell Hood . Hardin Kelly . Colbert Griffin Fleming: Stephens Ranks Cabaniss. Wylie, Stone; Leydan. Palmer Felder Swint, Brown Mann Rudisell, Evans Carter. Leonard Brooks - — .. NfiCOMP RKCINIENT. Colonel—Semmrs Lieut. Colonel—Harris Major Butt. I'ompaniet. Counties Macon Guards Bibb Hnrke Sharp Shooters Burke Wire Grass Min. Men Ware Banks County Guards Banks Cherokee Brown Rifles Cherokee Joe Browns Fannin Columbus Guards Muscogee Buena Vista Guards Marion, Wright Infantry Troup Artillery Cttpfo Lamar Holmes Styles Candler Dickerson Campbell Ellis Butt Glenn Stanley THIRD RECinENT. Colonel— tV right ...... Lieut. Colonel—Reid ...... Major—Lbb. Whitfield, Clark Lieutenant*. Freeman Hill Brown. Heard Thompaon Oakman. W hite O’Neal, Pierce. Charlton Allan Bojing. Hatris Shnflford McDaniel Goddard Germain Beaver. Ilodges Clemons Everett Blandford Wi.'gins Maaon Ault; Edwards Bruce. Carlton Pope Lumpkin. Captain* C'fjnjmn tc*. Count tr ». Confederate Guards Richmond \\ ilkinson Rifles Wilkinson Governor’s Guards Houston Brown Rifles Putnain Blodgett Volunteers Richmond Athens Guards, Clark Voting Guard iNewton Home Guards Morgan Hanson Greys Greene 1 urke Guards Burke VOCBTHKGGDIENT. Colonel—Doles Lieut. Colonel—Matiiews Compnniet Countirt Macon Co. Volunteers Macon Lieutenant*. Snead Tull Phillips , Clay Washington Wall Trippe Wiggins Mims. Turner W. T. Reid J S. Reid, Stallings, Bennett Moore Daniel Langston Hayes. Jones /.tickle Levy Andrews Schelpart Harris. M’Whorter Sanders (Jeer Wilson. Musgrove Burton McCtlllers . Jap Walker Beall Griffin Nisbett Blodgett Billups Lee Reid Colonel—Mathews. . ....Major Whitehead. Captain* Lieutenant*. Prothro W illis Hall Worsham Southern Rifles Talbot Cur'ey Wimberley Daniel Little, t.lover Guards Jasper Bartlett H U Jordan W F Jordan Merriwether I wiggs \ olunteera Twiggs Folsom Champion Nash Morton Albany Guard*. Dougherty Rust Smith Jones WigtiV LaGrange Lt. Guards Troup Smith Hill Morgan Jones Toombs’ Volunteers Gotdon Mayes Sullivan, . Sumter Light Guards Sumter Johnson Toole, Brown \\ . si Point Guards Troup Matthews Hill Lanier Baldwin Blues Baldwin Caraker Colonel- Companies. McDuffie Rifles * 'utiiheri Rifles 1 icorgia Greys I'pson Guards f •ritlin Light Guards Hardee Riflea Irish Volunteers, I'iinch Rifles Dawson Volunteer* Schley Guards FIFTH RKCINIEINT -Jackson Lieut. Colonel—Urai.i. S McComb Walker Fair. Counties. W arren Randolph Muscogee Upson Spalding Decatur Richmond Richmond Terrell Schley Major—Svalsdcry. Captain*. I,ion truant*. Pottle Shivers, Hundley Nelms Long Douglass, Janes Byrd Iverson Sanditord Saulsbury Burn* Beall King Black Mangham \\ right Cline Blcodworlh. King Whilely . Hull Duffy, O’Conner Plait Ansley Adams Moore Wooten Whitlock Weston Nelson, Burton Green Hudson Wyche SIXTH KGGIHRXT. Colonel—CoiftBiTT Lieut. Colonel—Newton Major—Tracy. t.ompaniex Craw lord Greys Mitchell Independents Look Out Infantry Sidney Brown liiflea Butler Van Guards Gilmer Bines Baker Fire Eater* Beauregard Volunteers Tw igc s (Juards Butts. Volunteer* Colonel— Gartrbll. Cbvn/ir*. Captain$. „ Licutrnantt. Crawford CleaveUnd Simmons Fowler McCrary Mitchell Shackelford Hulsey Keaton West Dade Hanna Barden Hancock Arnold J M Reid R P Jordan W F Jordan Taylcr Griffin Wi'cher Caldwell Bateman Oglethorpe Lofton Harris Dozier Grattan Baker Plain Baggs Russell Iiudspcth. Houston Anderson Richardson McBaieman Mima Twiggs Barclay, Crocker Wimberly Slappay Bulls * Dupree Pittman Head — SEVENTH REGIHEXT. ('m.,ponies counties captains Davis Infantry Fulton Ballard (-onfeilerate Voluntcets Kullon Forcacre Kranklin Volunteers — Brow n Coweta Guards, Coweta Lee (’obl> Mountaineers Cobh White JCoswell Guards Cobb Dun woody Paulding Volunteers Paulding Jenkins Slone Mountain Vol’rs DAKalb Hoyle DeKalb Light Infantry DeKalb Fowler- Confederate Guards Cobb Lindley ioi’er Major—Dcnwoody lieutenant*. I Thompson Howell J E Thompson West Dillard Moore fallings Feather;,tone Houston Bryant Bowers Benton Winn Butler Anderson Bishoo JPyng W eaver Anderson Compton Browning Brogan Holley Powell Hawkins Wilson Senatorial Districts. The people ol Georgia in Convention as sembled, do hereby declare and ordain that the Senatorial Districts of this State shall bo organized by counties, as follews : 1st District.—Chatham. Bryan, Effingham, “ Liberty, Tattnall, McIntosh, “ Wayne, Pierce, Appling, “ Glynn, Camden, Chariton. “ Coffee, Ware, Clinch. “ Echols, Lowndes, Benien, “ Brooks, Thomas, Colquitt, “ Decatur, Miller, Mitchell, “ Early, Calhoun, Baker, “ Dougherty. Lee, Worth, “ Clay, Randolph. Terrell, “ Stewart, W ebsiet, Quitman, “ Sumter, Scliley, Macon. “ Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski. “ Montgomery, Telfair, Irwin. •* Laurens, Juhnson, Emanuel, “ Bulloch, Scriven, Burke, “ Richmond, Glasscock, JefTaon •• Talliaferro, Warren, Greene. “ Baldwin,Hancock,YVash’gt’n “ Twiggs, Wilkinson, Jones, “ Bibb, Monroe, Pike, “ Houston, Crawford, Taylor, 44 Marion,Chattah’chee Muscogee 44 Harris, Upson, Talbot. “ Upalding, Buna, Fayette, 44 Newton, Walton, Clark, 44 Jasper, Putnam, Morgan, 44 W ilkes, Lincoln, Columbia, 44 Oglethorpe, Madison, Elbert 44 Hart, Franklin, Habersham, 44 White, Lumpkin, Dawson. 44 Hall, Banks, Jackson, “ Gwinnett, DeKalb, Henry, 44 Clayton, Fulton, Cobb. 44 Merriwether,Coweta, Campbell 44 Troup, Heard, Carroll. 44 Harralson, Polk, Paulding, 44 Cherokee, Milton, Forsyth. 44 Union, Towns, Rabun, 44 Fannin, Giliner, Pickens. 44 Cass, Floyd, Chattooga, 44 Murray, Whitfield, Gordon. 44 Walker, Dade, C’atoosa. Congressional Districts. 2d 3d 4th 5th 6lh 7lh 8th 9th 10th tllh 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17 th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22d 23d 24th 25th 2Glh 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st 32d 33d 34th 35lh 36th 37lh 38th 39th 40th 41st 42d 43d 44th WHITE & RETCH. AND PIECE COO0S FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEA I O UR Stock is now open for’the inspection of the public. It consists of the lw»st midmost fashionable varieties of Gentlemen’*, youth’* and hoy’s Rcady-Mude Clothing. 100 th»z. of the celebrated mi&E® iftl S. COLLARS, CRAVATS, J LA A DKERCH’FS. Ties, Hall-Hose, Gloves, Suspenders, &c. Onr stock of Piece Goods is new and elegant, and tvill be sol 1 by the yard, or made up to measure, to suit the customer. Our arrangements for manufacturing are now more complete than ever. And we are fully prepared to fill orders with dispatch and in the neat manner, both as regards style and workmanship. ODR MOTTO IS TO EXCEL. # We feel truly thankful fur the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us by our Iriends and the pnh lie generally, and hope by diligent attention to business, and continued efforts to please, that weshnl continue to receive a liberal share of the public favor. The stock is Elegant and Rich, .ari BSC Call and Exam 1ste.“@n J E. KETCH AT- H. H. WHITE I. M. SINGER & CO.’S Scwins Machines. Appling, FIRST DISTRICT. Coffee, Pierce, Bryan, Effingham, Scriven, Bulloch, Emanuel, Telfair, Chatham, Glynn, Tattnall, Camden, Liberty, Ware, Charlton, McIntosh, Wayne. Clinch, Montgomery, Baker, SECOND DISTRICT. Decatur,. Mitchell, Berrien, Dougherty, Miller, Brooks, Early, Bsndulph, Calhoun, Echols, Terrell, Clay, Irwin, Thomas, Colquitt, I.ec, Wilcox, Dooly, Lowndes, W.rtb. THIRD DISTRICT, Chaltahocchee, Macon, Schley, Harris, Quitman, Taylor, Muscogee, Nlewart, Talbot, Marion, Sumter, Webster. FOURTH DISTRICT. • Baldwin, Jones, Putnam, Bibb, //ouston, Twiggs, Craw lord, Laurens, - W ilkinson EIGUTII REGIHEXT Colono’—Merckr Lieut. Colonel— Rockweu Major—Olmstkad ('tinijtanies Counties Captains Lieutenants. Phcrnix Riflemen Chatham (Jordon Irish Jasper Green* Chatham Foley •Sav. Vo|. Guards—A Chatham Screven Sav. Vo!. Guardi—B Chatham Davenport German Volunteers Chatham Stepin UeKnlb Riflemen Chatham Wetter Savannah Anillery Chatham Gallic Republican Blues—A Chatham Anderson Republican Blues—B Chatham Davis Black Lamar Giles O’Conner Ford Dooner Bassinger Rice Haheraham Stiles Hopkins T F Screven Werner Limback llartridge Hardee Herrman W ilson Lamar Cope Oliver. McFarland Mercer Colonel— Goulding. Companies Baldwin Volunteara l.aFayelte Volunteer* Chattooga Rifles Ainericus Volunteer* Mtllver Rifles Teouiba’ (Juards Irvin Guard*, Fort (Jaines Guards Brooks Rifles Talbot (Juards NINTH REG1NENT, ... -Lieut, Colonel—Tcrnipseed. .. .Major—Mounobr Counties Baldwin Walker Chattooga Sumter Walton Bulloch Wilkes Clay Brooks Talbot Captains Beck (Jordon Jones King Hillyer Bell Norman Brown Jones Gautden Lieutenants. E 11 Doles, Watkina McGregor Heaton Allen Hope Dudley Cobb ■ Arnold Bacon Ragan Talbott Knigbl Connelly Wingfield Arnold Andrews Webb Tennillo llill Cockerell Rainey Hardee McCrary Jameson Hagerman TENTH REGIMENT. Celonel—Anderson Lieut. Colonel—Gi;errv Major—Goode. 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, Pulaski, FIFTH DISTRICT. Jefferson, Warren, Johnson, Wilkes, Lincoln, Washington, Richmond, SIXTH DISTRICT. Hart, Franklin, Madison, Taliaferro M organ, Walton. Newton. SEVENTH DISTRICT. Merriwether, Spalding, Monroe Troup, Pike, Upson, MOSSB&MWTON, iiGENTS, Athens, Geo., and R. L. MOSS, Agent, Lexington, Geo. N E wTiOODS! FALLANDWINTER ETTER that n thousand guilty go unpun’ JL3 ishod.than for on*-* in nocent man to suffer.’, THE PROPRIETORS OF ISIS. *1. ISO VJEJE BODS' £131 Pit Eli A I, WINE BITTERS. being aware that the public have long nn«l often boon imposed on by unprincipled quarks who have advertised their tcor/hlrs* nostrums as a cure tor disease.feel a delicacy in calling attention to this TRULY VALAUBLK MEDICINE: and unless they were satisfied that a trial of only one bottle would convince all who doubt its virtues, they would not venture as they have done, to invest thnr ail in its success. They assure the af- Hided, that io) INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, U enk Lungs, Weak Stomach, Indigestion. Pvs pepsin, Nervous Debility, Piles, and for the Pis- onscs |Kvuli tr to Females, iliat by using DU. J. IlOYEi: DO PS' IMPERIAL WISE BIT- IE US, that they trill most undoubtedly be benefit ted, tf not cured. m Pit POPS is an eminent md successful physi •*iaii, and his character is far too dear to him, to allow any one to offer a worthless “ Catchpenny Dumb "is” toilic public, sanctioned by his name "We liave on liand a large and carefully selected variety’- of the Discoverer and Manufacturer. Try it. and In'convinced* and then assist us in proclaiming its virtues to the oftiictedof the land. DR. J. BOVEE DOI)S’ IMPERIAL Wilt BITTERS, CLOTHS, CASS1MERES AND VESTINGS, j H AVING just strived from New York : with a large stock of Cloths, Cassi- j meres and Vestings, 1 will give advantages i . . „ , , , .. , . . ii i ’..nr " -.| ^ t A RE nmversallv acknowledged lobe superior tn prices to all who willfavor us with a call . a n nt |, rrH before the public ; being early and make their selections, as 1 wish to compiwod of Barberry, Spikeuunl, Wild Cherry give my workmen immediate employment. | Tree ltnrk, Cam.uniljKImror*, Ceuiinn.Solomon'8 We havo the latest reports ol fashions.— Please callsoon and examine die stock at Sept 1. I* L PLOOMMKLD’S. E1CHTM DISTRICT. DeKalb, Fulton, Haralson, Heard, Paulding, Polk. NINTH DISTRICT. Habersham, Pickens, Hall, Jackson, Lumpkin, Milton, TENTH DISTRICT. Fannin, Floyd, (Jordon, Gilmer. Rabun, Towns, Union. White. Murray, Walker, Whitfirld. Companies Counties Captains Beauregard Rifles Murray Wood Walton Infantry Walton Anderson Gainesville Lt. Infantry Hall Mitchell Gilmer Boya Gilmer Welch Fannin Young Rifles Fannin Dobbs Murray Rifle Company, Murray Luffman Mrs Joe Brown’* Boys Fannin Hyde, Quitman Grays, Quitman Guerry, Houston Co. Volunteers Houston Goode Lee Volunteer* Lee Stokes, Lieutenants Guthrie Little ■ McDaniel Nnnnerly Arnold Bowen Jackson ■ ■ ■ Milton West May Nohlett Trammell Paris Jackson Leonard Ramsey Johnson tV Crawford J Crawford Dozier Bledsoe Smith. Birch Wimberly Riley ELEVENTH REGIMENT. Colonel—Brvmbs Lieut. Colonel—Ramsay Major—Prick. Companies counties captains Hamah Volunteers Wilkinion Folsom Confederate Volunteers Monroe Ethoridge Lester Volunteers Forsyth Lester Rlackshear Guards Laurens Ramsay Jeff Davit Riflemen Bulla Price Jasper Infantry Jasper Jordan Etowah Guards Cass Jones Yancey Independents Worth Harr's Chvrokee Brown Rang’rs Cobb Fielder Johnson Grava Johnson Harman lieutenants. Kelly Solomon Lingo Haupl Hammond Mays David Patterson Revet Yopp Chappell Rowe Boynton Mc.Michael Hall Lana Ward Walker Burge Fields Goldsmith Giddcns Johnson Weeks Hunt Abbott Thompson Fortner Clegg Kent. iya jonnson riarman rt TWELFTH REGIMENT—(Changed to FIFTEENTH.) Colonel: Thomas Lieut Colonel: Stephens.I....Major: McIntosh. ('ompanics Delhi Rangers Fireside Guards McIntosh Volunteer* Bowman's Volunteer* Poole Volunteer*. - Stephens Home Guard* Tugalo Blue*, Hancock Conf. Guards, Lamar Guards, Hancock Volunleera Companies Etowah Infantry, Ringgold Volunteer* Brown Infantry Indep indent Volunteers lieutenants W B Cade McClendon Quinn Heard Bourne Lofton Smith Shannon Clark Clark Craft Edwards Linder Johnson Knox Tilley Flint Ivey, Lester Young Terrell Dullose Latimer Culver Haineaberger Paschal ■ ■■ ■ Bird Culver Lamar. counties captains W’ilken Cade Elbert J/ariin Elbert McIntosh Elbert Burch Hart Poole Talliaferro Farmer Frank in Millican Hancock Stephens Lincoln Lamar Hancnek Smith FIRST BATTALION. Major—ViLbiriGiE. Countiei. Captains lieutenants. Cass Larey Howard Sproul Johnson. Catoosa Sprnyhcrry Hackeit Whitman fhompson 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 Turpin Muscogee Colquitt Mofrti Shingler Chapman Spall ing Doyal Da | rce Redding Bryant INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. counties captains lieutenants Fulton Lee Rh rues Blown McConnell Richmond Girardy Barnes Jacobus GEORGIA REGULARS PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE Confederate Stales of Ameriea. PRESIDENT, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of NIississippi. VICE PRESIDENT. A. II. STEPHENS. OF GEORGIA. CONGRESS. President—Hon. HOWELL COBB, Ga. Secretary—J. J. HOOPER, Esq. Ala. TO THE PEOPLE, H AVING availed myself of the opportunity afforded by C'ongreas to purchase tny goods tOdayu previous io the first day of March, l have now a stock of goods to offer ir.y customers, ut near!/ the same prices as heretofore; and we hope, before the return of another season, to have a partner in Europe, who will «eml us good* di reet from the Contiueu:, at even less price* than heretofore. Hopin'; to leecive encouragement iu our enterprise, 1 remain your obedient servant, April 11) K. L. JILOO.MF1KLP. Seal and Cotnfrey. They are the best remedy known for Incipient Consumption, Weak Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility, Nervous Dis ease. Paralysis, Pits*, uud ull ease* requiring a Tonic, ' G?@R S©Bi THROAT. So common among the Clergy, nud other Public Speakers, it acts like it charm. Asa beverage it i* pure, wholesome aud deli cious to the tus»o. Physicinns^hruiighont the United States use it iu their practice. cdas. ivriwirn:/.D $ co. Proprietors 7* lllliinm Street, X. Y. Sold by Druggists g. ner^llv. U. M. SMITH, Ag ut,'Athens. Ga. Oct 1 18t»0 And are fully prepared to execute all kinds ol Printing with NEATNESS and DISPATCH, upon as favorable terms as it can be done in Georgia. The Southern Banner Is published in Athens, Ga„ every Wednesday morning, aud contains all the latest news. One of the Editors is now in Virginia, aud will correspond with the paper. TERMS: Two Dollars pc - annum ; One Dollar for six months; Fifty Cents lor three mouths. Any person procuring five new subscribers aud enclosing Ten Dollars, will receive the paper twelve mouths gratis. No attention will be paid to an order unless accompanied with the cash. SLT£H)GfIE & REESE, [Proprietors. Companies Macon Volunteers Floyd Rifles Git, Light Guards Spalding Gray*, - Companies Lee’a V olunteera Washington Artilleiy DX This Regiment i* comm»nded by Col. Ch*rle» J. Willi* ti*, *nd hi* been stationed nt Fort Pulaski, and Tybee, until recently, when it was oroered to Y’irginia by the Sec- re tary of War. INDEPENDENT REGIMENTS Under an aet of Congress, Pre.ideit Davis which have been formed into Itegiim nu. The < Hi. state Executive, and therefore the afAeoit e . . fXflico. The R-wimonts are generally known, however, »s Itartow'*. Conners. Me Laws', Fnotops and Ector's, the latter being called tie Toombs R-oimont. In addition io these, there will eoon be ill the field,T. K. R.Cobb's Legion,Gov. Cobb’s Regiment, and several others now in process of formation. Gen. Phillips' Brigade hits been several weeks in c«op or instruction near Marietta, and i* soon to receive marching orders. All these show a force of i boat 25,600 men wnieh Georgia has tarnished the ConfedcrateKtatos, and mote than doable this number ton be rai«ed when necessary. The roll of officers in this table is liolieved to bo accurate: but it is possible that a few errors tnsy lie found where the ezamlosOoa was so extensive, amid eotuei made with greet rapidity, to keep t he record of commissions isMcd since tbo war commenced. If any errors ere perceived, they. wiU of course bo corrected on notice of the fact. Officers arc sometimes changed by promotion, which circuinatance is not always notified to the Executive. MEMBERS. ’ Alabama—R. W. Wc.lkor, R. II. Smith. J. L. M. Curry, W. P. Chilton, S. F. Hale, Collin J. McRae, Jno.Gill Shorter, Daniel R. Lewis, Thom as Fearu. Florida—James li. Owens, J. Pitton Anderson, Jackson Morton. (ieorffia—Kolit. Toombs, Howell Cobb, F. S. Bartow, M. J. Crawford,E. A. Nisbet, B. II. Hill, A. R. Wright, Thos. R. It. Cobb, A. It- Kenan, A. H. Stephens. Lauitianu—John Perkin*, Jr., A . I*. PeClouet, Charles M. Conrad, D. F. Kenner, G. E. Spun*, Henry Marshall. Miniui/ipi—W. P. Harris, Walter Brooke, N. L Wilson, A. M. Clayton, \V. S. Barry, J. T. Harrison. South Carolina—R. B. Rbctt, Jr., R. XV. Barn well, L. M. Keitt, JamcsClirsnut, Jr.. C. G. Mem- inilicor, W. Porehcr Miles, Thomas J. Wilbers, (V. W.Boyce. Tcxi-I—L TWit-fall, J, II Reagan, J Hemp hill, T N Want, Judge Gregg. Judge Oldham, and W B. Ochilmo. STANDING COMMITTTEES. Executive Department*—Stephens. Co’ rad, Boyce, Shorter, Brooke. Foreign AJairs— Ithett, Nisbet, Perkins, Walk cr, Keiit. Military Affair* —Bartow, Miles, Sparrow, Kenan, Anders, n. Saral Affair*—Conrad, Clitsmit, Wright,Ow ens, Smith. Finance—Toombs, Barnwell, Kenner, Barry, McRae. Commerce—Memminger, Crawfoid, DcClouet, Morton. Curry. Judiciary— Clayton, Withers Hale, Cobb, Harrie- Patlal—Chilton, Boyce, Hill, Harrison, Curry. Patent*—Brooke, Wilson, Lewis, Hill. Kenner. Territories—vhesnut, Campbell, Marshall, Nis- bet, Fearn. Pablie l.andt—Marshall, Harris, Fearn, Indian Affair*—Mot ton. Hale, Sparrow, Lew a, Keitt. Printing—Cobb, Harris, Miles, Chilton, Perkins. Account>—Owens, Crawfoid, Campbell, De- Clouet, Smith. Engronment*.—Shorter, Wilson, Kenan, Me Rea, Bartow. !>**. J. IS. [?lciLe£Bii’s STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AXDKI.OOD I'l RIFIKR, The GRE VTEST Remedy in the World AND THU Most Delicious DelighttuI COFlDIAL' EVER TAKEN. The thousand*up on thouHnndH who arc daily using Multan •«i$lrerjgth- «*ning Cordial, cer tify ifint it is abso lutely an infallible remedy fur reno- vatins and Iu ^ vigorntiuj; the l# —— Before Tiikin©* i,l ‘ , . utcrt ^ «*uidu-Aiicr tQ&ing. eased HVHicm, purifying and enriching the Wood —restoring the iuk,suffering invalid to HEALTH A!>D MTRKNCSTH. Til EKE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT®J *It wili cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Dinr rim a. Dysentery, Headache, Depression of Spir it*. Feve r and Apue, Inward Fever, Bad Breath, or any disease of the Liver, Ston nch, or Bowels. r^GENTLKMEN, do you wish to bo Healthy, St runt: and Vigorous ? LADIES, do you want tlie B’oom of Health t<» mount to your Cheeks again ?—then go at once and get * McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier* Delay not a moment; it is warranted to give sat isfaction. It will cure any disease of the Kidney*, Womb, or Bladder; Fainting, Obstructed Men struation. Falling of the Womb, Barrenness, or any disease arising from Chronic or Nervous De bility, it is nu Infallible Remedy. FOR €HKM*PRBM»1 Do you wont your delicate, sickly, pupy Chil dren, be Healthy, Strong and Robust:—then , - -r— , - , give them Mc LEAN S STRENGTHENING mvis ready for sottkmeut, and respeeifully CORDIAL, (sih* the directions ou each bottle) it invite all that are indebted to us, to coino forward t*i delicious to take. and make payment. Also, please bo reminded ol [^otio Ublc spoonful, taken every morning the sums due the old tinn of Grady & Aicho.son, fasting, is a sure preventive against Chill* and We return our thank* for the liberal patronage *- *- «• • - - bestowed on us, and hope they will now do the one thing needful—PAY UP! Jan *2 NICHOLSON, REAVES & WYNN Ollg & YOl XGlvIX W OBLD respectfully call the 4 n*tention ot the citizens of Athens aud surrounding country, to their FALL STOCK, winch they are now receiving, consisting ot Men », Boy*', Ladies’, Misses and Children a Shoes, in | f reat vnrietv. j aatliea’ thick Satin Gaiter*; Ladies’ Lasting Gaiters; Ladies' Kid “ “ Morocco j •* ** “ 4t Shaghea Boots; Ladies’ Calf Btots; Ladies’Moroe.Boots. “ Goat “ ** Kid 44 Congress Boots 4 ‘ Congress Walking Shoe* ; 44 “ Mo. “ “ 4 Bunkins aud Ties; 44 Kid 4 44 •* 44 Slippers. Men'* Water proof boots; J/en’s cag-stitch Boots; ** Pegged 44 44 Scotch-bott’m 44 • 4 l’ump 44 “ common p’g’d 44 44 Congress ami Lace Gaiters Boya* Boot* and Shoe* ot nil kinds. India Rub bers; Children’s Shoes; Servant's Shoes, &c. Comoin and you ahall be s>uited* Sept. V? ii: I N consequence of the pressure of the times from ami after this date, we will sell all class cs of goods for CASD* except where under spe cial contract, different arrangement* be mad?* Prpmpt payment will be required at the end of each quarter, when accounts are made. We call upon all those now indebted to us to come forward and pay up. as we shall be com pelled to place their accounts in Jie hands of an officer for collection. SANSOM & P1TTARD. Athens, Jan. 1st. I8CI. have the account* and notes of our custo- WHIGHT& JACKSON, FACTORS, COMMISSION? AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. ALI.KN R. WRIGHT. | WM. B. JACKSON. REPEK TO Cnpt. John W. Anderson, Savannah, Ga. Claghorn«’ Cunningham, 44 44 Boston Sc \ tUnlotiga, “ 44 Erwin & Hardee, 44 “ Cnrhart A Bros., New York. T. W. FI ming Sc Co., Augusta, Ga. Swan Sc Brother, Fernendinn, Florida. Bisbeo A Banova, Jacksonville, 44 II. L. lint Palatkn, Simon Mei tt, llawkinsville, Ga. ry Agents for the Everglade line of Mail Rteumers to hintandina. And Steamer* l*aac Scott and Oak, to Hawkinsville. April 10, tf. MARTIN IN SMI U IT J elierson, Jackson, ounty, Gra. J. H. S. DAVIS, Al. AI., ^Pi'incipal. JIUS. C. C. TRIPPE. A. M. 1 PITTS F. HINTON, ) DEPARTMENTS 1 Assistants. $s.oo vast* HUTCHESON & HAMPTON H ATE received their STRING SUPPLY ol NEW and RMAI'TIFI'T, COO DM, I ow receiving from parents ami guarJinns of upper Georgia. lent Spring term will close on Wednesday the l'Jtli day of Juno next, on whioh day, a C. H ITT, S. WATSOX. D. L. JARRETT, April 24th, 18C1. BOARD OF TRUSTKES.I J. BELL, W. A. WORSI WORSHAM,- R. J. MILLICAN, W. S. THOMPSON, J. VENABLE. J. a. S. DAVIS, 8«c'y B0LTI\G CLOTHS. . F W. IsllCAH keeps a fall supply of the • bent Anchor Brand Clotlis, at city j ric s. Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing disease. l3F*CAUTIOX»—Bewaroof Drnggiatsor Deal ers who may try to pilm upon you a bottle of Bit- ‘er* or Sarsnpirtilia, (which they can buy cheap.) by saving it is just as good. There are even men BASfi enough to steal part of my name to dub their YI1.E decoctions. Avoid such infamous PIRATESaml their villainous compound.* ! Ask for Dr. J. It. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood l’urifie:*. Take nothing el.«e. Itistheonly remedy that will Purifv your Blood thoroughly, nud, at the same time, STRENGTHEN and IN VIGORATE tbo whole organization It is put up in Large Bottles—$1 per bottle, or six bottles for $>. DR. J. H. McLKAN, Sole Proprietor, Corner of Third and Pin© Sts-, St Louis, Mo. Tan Bark Wanted. cCLBIKBY * DOTAL will pay 9 Five Dollars a cord, CASH, for Ml good tan «*rk, delivered at <b**rtJuincry.in Atheto We bato.itao a lane# lot oftole, upner, harnea* and band leather, ts- »ith a fine • * M «. ther with a fine «»ortn>ent 0 f aho- w. al l of oar La manafoetnre. GUI at No. 5, UniriW rew, j. bore cur D M. MeCleritywill at »IMime* be NEW GOODS CRAWFORD & STAPLER Are receiving tbeir NEW SPRING GOODS, Which they will aeUcheap. Bread Street, under Banner Office, A then*, G* March 29. G BORGIA, Franklin Coaalr.—Where as. John L. Morris ami William Stowe, ap ply to mo lor letteis ol administration an the estate of William E. £milh, late of said county, deceased: Three are, theretore, to cite and admonish, all and liscnlar, tbo kindred and creditora of aaid deceased, to show cause, if any they can, why each letters of administration should not be grant ed the applicants at the regular term of thiaCcnrt, to be held on the first Monday in September next. Given under my hand, aud official aignatnre, this lit July, 1861. Jnly 10-30d. JAS. A. HARRISON, Old. G BORGIA, Franklin County Where •*, Henry Font applies to me for letter* of Administration, de bout* non, with will annexed fit WiUUia Mitchell, late of aaid county,dec'd.: Three are, therefore, to cite and admonish all pertena concerned, to show cause, if any they can, why inch letters shuul 1 not be granted theappli cant at I’m regular term of this Court, to beheld on thefiit* Monday in September, next. G.'ven tinder my hand, and official signature, July 1st, 1861. JAS. A. HARRISON, Oid. Jnly 10—30d. TVOTICE.-—r shall apply to the Court of Or- 1 a dinaiy of Walton county Ga., at the regular term ther-of. to be held on the first Monday in October ntx', for leave to tell the land belonging to tba eat ilc of A. P. Ilarrison, late of aaid eons ty,dec’d. HILLIARD THOMPSON, * July 10 2m Administrator WATSON & HASR1S0N Carnesville, Ga DCALXR5 IK Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PcTLVTS, OMLS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, Brushes* TOILET ARTICLES, of every description, j FANCY CONFECTIONERY, Fine Cigars and Chewing Tobacco, SNUFF, and almost every article usually found in an apothecary establishment. Ou.' stock hav ingteen carefuliy selected for u, by ait experi enced Druggist, enables us to gunranlecthepuritv and genuineness of every article we offer for Mile. Dr. S. H. Watson will always be found at the store during the day, when not otherwise profes sionally engaged. 8. H WATSON, M. D. Oct. It—6tn. T. J. HARRISON. KTP Great inducements offered tn cash pur- char era, but we loll on credit to approved cus- 'omers‘requiring payment by 1st of A/arch. A PROCLAMATION. W HEREAS, it is known t» me, I will pro ceed tn make it known to all persons in want ol FVBIITIIRI, that they will do well to examine tny stock, before they pur chase. It contains all the new styles of the very 1 beet furniture of modern make, aud can he | bought at war prices. Iam a ixinns to sell, iu | order to mako room for goods which I am con- ! siantly manufacturing. Farmer* wanting V urnitiure, ran pay for it with corn, clean oats, Wheat or Flour, at the market price. To thoao having money on hand, I will *nv that 5 per cent of mv cash sales for the next 90 day* will be appropriated to the benefit of the volunteer* (or their families,) gone and going from Clark county, to defend the country. Auu, remember that I sell a* cheap aa any dealer in Georgia. Athens, June 17,1861. J. M. SMITH. BF?-I —I Mill keep on hand two styles of Metallic Burial Caskets, of the most approved material and finish. Alao, Plain Coffins, or will have them trimmed to suit purchaser*. BB..HrI.KA8’8 UN1VBRMAI, PII.L8, For I.ivcr Complaint, Billiousnrs*, IXrndacbc, Ac. There hns never been n CATHARTIC medi cine, offered to the public, that has uiven such en tire imtisCavtiou us McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS. Being entirely vegetable, th-y are perfectly in nocent and can tie taken by the most tender in— I'unt -. yet prompt .end powerful in removing all Hillious secretions, Aci.l or Impure, Feted Mutter from the Stomach. In fact, they lire the only Pills that should be used in malarious districts. They produce no Griping, Sirkness or Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, though very active nnJ searching ill their operation, promoting healthy secretions of the Liver and Kidneys. Who will s liter from Billiousnees, llcadarhe and Foul Slomnche, when so cheap n U'tncdv can be obtain cd! Keep them constantly on lmnd : a single dose, taken in season, may prevent hours, days, ami months of sickness. Ask for Dr. J. H. McLean's Universal Pills. Take no other. Bciug coated, they are tasteless. Price only 25 cents per box. mid ctiu oc scut by emit to any part ol the Uuited States. J. II. .llcl.BAN, Sole Proprietor, Corner of Third nuJ Pine Sts., St. Louis, Mo. 1st. Primary Department—children of both sexes; 2d. Advanced Female Department: , 31. Advanced Main TJoparimout. TUJTION PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS. English Elementary branches, Geography, Arithmetic, Eng Grammar Composition, Greek. Latin, French, Logic, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Geo etrv,Tri gonometry, Algebra, Surveying, Jco. $17,50 THE NEXT FALL TERM will open on Monday the 3d day of Joly,186! The building has been remodelled and enlarged, and will now aeoemmo date over two hundred students. The different Departments occupy reps- rate portions of the building. ENDOWMENT! TIih Institution has teceived an endowment of $15,000, under | tlie will of WM. D. MARTIN, dereased. The greater part of the income on that sum, it being ap plied this y*ar to the part payment of the above low rutesof tuition of every student in tchsol, | without any distincticn as ft* where hour she may reside. The income received for the put fix i months wn*s four per cent on the $15,000. The society in Jefferson is pood—so much so, that there is no village in Georgia in wbieh children i are safer from comiptir.g influences. The climate is healthy and salubrious. Board can he had in the best ot families at from $7 to $10 per^month. _ . . i i ii The low rates of Tuition and Board, the still farther redaction of tuition by the inromo oa the ©a* ami offei superior inducements to go *d cash and j dowment. the superior facilities for learning iliat nre afforded, and the excellent discipline that prs- prompt paying customers, m Staple ail rancy | V aib in the government of the School, make the Martin lustituic woithy of that t atxonngo which it DRY GOOD j * 3 The preset 1 Groceries, Hats. Caps, i LUcrnryAddreB8 wi " 1,8delivcr,,d ^ Koots and Shoes. Iron and Steel, Bellows% >Ih- vils and Vices, Castings, Glass and ('rockery Ware, Stone AND HOLLOW WARE. NAILS, TOBACCO, HARDWARE and Callcry, and other things too numerous to men tiou. f^-ALSO, tor nett Cash, 20,000 lbs Good Dry Bacon; 100barrels Flour; ' 2000 bushels Corn; Lard, Ac., Ac. Athens, April 10, 1861. MADISON SPRINGS. Madison County, Ga. T HIS well-known known summer retreat is I again opened for the accommodation ol those i seeking either health cr pleasure; aud we now j most cordially invite all our old customers and all others who travel cither for health or pleasure, to give us a call. We do not think it neceMarv to give a full do scription of this most beautiful spot, it is so well known throughout most of the South. Suffice it to say, it cannot be surpoased, for climate, health, beauty, waters, scenery, aud iii fact everything that can delight the eye or taste. “amiHe* wishing comfort able rooms, will please a line stating the number, Ac , and how long wish to stay, as those coming early and stay ing late, will tinil it to their advantage, as private arrangements will be mude with ull such if de sired. Mr. R. Sautter has pt©pared himself with the best of coaches and hacks, and will be ready at the Depot, and passengers leaving Augusta orAt- lan'a in ih© night train, can react) here the next day to dinner. RATES OF BOARD. per month May 8 tf RICH MAI)ALLTON VELVET .OAR PUTS. English Royal Velvet, Brussels. Three-Ply and Ingrain that ci I Far drop i they v In New and Beautiful Patterns, Just received. DAMASKS. OF ALL KINDS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. CORNICES, BANDS, LOOPS, &c„ WINDOW SHADES. Floor and Table Oil Cloths, sJtlafs, Jftfittings, Wall Papers and Borders, &c., &c. THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED—For Sain by •fame* Cl. fiSailic & IS rot lrer, . IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, 206 BROAD STREET, -AAJG-TJSTA., GHEO-, Sept. 13—2m SB' per weak: $2 per rlsy. SCOTT A TYNER. T H E DR.J.n. Jlfl.KAN’8 VOLCANIC OH. LINIJIBNT. The Best Rxlerunl in the World, for Jlau or U<-a*l. Thousand* of human heirr;* have been sev.A a life of Jeerepitudo nud misery, by the used this ihvalnable Liniment. It will relieve PAIN al most instauiiincorisly. and will eleaitse, purify and heal tin- foulest SOKKiu an inercdible short time. MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will relieve the most inveterate eases of Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted Mnselrs, Stiffness or Weakness in the Joints, Muscles or t-ijjair.euls, it will uever fail Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or Earache. For Burns or Scalds, or any Pain, it is an Infallible Remedy. Try it, and you will find it an indispensable remedy.’ Keep it alwnys on hand. PLANTERS, FARMERS, or any one having charge of horses, will save money by using Me Lean n Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is a Speedy and infallible euro for Galls, Sprains. Chafe,, Swelling. Lameness, Pweeney, Sorer, Wounds, Scratches, or any exter nal disease. Tty it, and you will he convinced* DR. J. II- n<liBAN,8ols Proprietor, SAINT LOUIS, MO. Sold by C. W. & H. R. J. Long, Drug gists, Athens (•»■ SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. Hanleiter <fc LYdair, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T ub daily soi t'iii;itN« o.\i'i:i) EKACY, under arrangements just com pleted, will contain all the latest intelligence of every kind, reported expressly lor us by .Magnet, io Telegraph, and the A/aits. Also, daily reports of the Atlanta and other Markets,. Local Inci dents and Items. Ac, Ac. Price—nycar; $3 for six months, or 50 cents for one mouth—always in advance. Tho Weekly Southern Confederacy is mode up from, and eontainsthc cream of, thc ltailv. It is a large sheer, and gives more fresh reading mat ter than any other Weekly in the Confederate States. Its market reports will he full, and made up from actual transactions. Price $i a vear • or 81 25 for mixmonttw—invariably in advance. CF* Postma-ters nre authorized to net ns our Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwarding the money—for winch they will be allowed to re tain, os commission, twenty-five cents on each Weekly, or fifty cents ou each Daily subscriber. W Per sins getting up Clubs of five, ten or more subscribers, will be supplied with the copies ordered, at 12} percent, leas than our regular rates IS-No n inio will bo eutored ou our books until the money itpaic ; and all subscription* are dis continued when the time expires for which pay ment is mac e, unless the same be renewed. Address, HANLEITER & ADAIR. April 10 I860 1860 MOSS & NEWTON •IRE OFFERING *tT New York, Charleston, or Augusta Prices, Freight added, The Largest Assortment ever offered in this Market, ol (JAsuPEsirara-, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 4-4 to 12-4 ; Furniture Oil Cloths; "White and Hed-Checked jVIatings. Hearth Hugs •And Boor - flats. WlMllOW SbiJK-K^k.D3E2fi0o Athens, April 19, 1860. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, NOTICE. ’ T HE eo partnership ol Ycrbr, Talmngo A Co. in the lumber business, is ,hia day dissolved- The business hereafter will bo continued at the People's mill, by TALNIAGE & CO. All bills uf lumber, laths, fencing pickets »f all de scriptions, will bo filled st short notice. A g *d lot of season lumber on hand. May 8,1861 May 29 tf WM. P. TAI.MAGE, AganL public ia called to onr large and well selected stock of OCKEBY, Glnaadk China,and BUILDBB'8 JIATBHIJ )CKS OK ALL KINDS, Runs, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Doeb T HE attention of the UAUDYVABE.OKbCKKRY, consisting in part, of LOCKS OK A Sash and Biind Kastenings, &c., &c. & basils ©» ^57VLW3 (SIL0SI&S aoaaa^gqpqpuo Are the best ever offered in this market: Bench Moulding, Bead. Babbit, Match and flooring Planes, vlhisels and Gouges, Saws. Augers, Hammers, Axes,* 1 The best kind, all of which is sold cheap ns the cheapest. GLASSWARE of all kinds. Cut and Pressed, of the finest patterns CHINA, choice selections of Dining and Tea Sets, handed and plain <Bt&.S55JSSE<&iS31SMS82aSSSSr®S» of all Kinds- ‘Leather, Cloth, Lace,.Tacks, Lining, Nails, Bolts, Axles, &e., he. WAOtRAKlirBJMI Rd[PiJ§{E@gW‘in£!5*« jb. ha:, wsrisra- <&= co., Athens, Ga., June 17, 1859. No. 6, BANK BOV

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