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Senatorial Dhtricts.
The people of Georgia in Convention as
sembled, do hereby declare and ordain that
ho Senatorial Districts of this State shall
t>e organised by counties, as follows
st District—Chatham, Bryan, Effingham,
' “ Liberty, Tattnall, McIntosh,
Wayne, Pierce, Appling,
Glynn, Camden, Charlton.
Coffee, Ware, Clinch.
Echols, Lowndes, Benien,
Brooks, Thomas, Colquitt,
Decatur, Miller, Mitchell,
Eariy, Calhoun, Baker,
Dougherty, Lee, Worth,
Clay, Randolph, Terrell,
Stewart, Webster, Quitman,
Sumter, Schley, Slacon.
Dooly, Wilcox, Pulaski.
Montgomery, Telfair, Irwin.
Laurens, Johnson, Emanuel,
Bulloch, Scriven, Burke,
Hichmood,(ilasscock,Jcfrson
Talliaferro, Warren, Greene.
Bald win,Hancock, VVash'gl'n
Twiggs, Wilkinson, Jones,
Dibit, Monroe, Pike,
Houston, Crawford, Taylor,
Marion,Chattah'chee Must.ogee
Harris, Upson, Talbot
Ppalding, Butts, Fayette,
Newton, Walton, Clark,
Jasper, Putnam, Morgan,
Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbia,
Oglethorpe, Madison, Elbcrl
Hart, Franklin, Habersham,
White, Lumpkin, llawson.
Hall, Banks, Jackson,
Gwinnett, DeKalb, Henry,
Clayton, Fulton, Cobb.
Msrriwether,Coweta, Campbell
Troup, Heard, Carroll,
llarraison, Polk, Paulding,
Cherokee, Milton, Fotsyth.
Union, Towns, Rabun,
Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens,
Cass, Floyd, Chattooga,
Murray, Whitfield, Gordon.
Walker, Dade, Catoosa.
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GEORGIA VOLUNTFERS IN SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERACY.
Tito following are the Regiments, Battallirms and Companies whose Officers have been
commissioned by the Governor of Georgia.
- FIRST BKtiltlEIT. ,
Colonel—Ramsey' Lieut. Colonel—Clark Major—Thompson.
St Mary’e Volunteers
Seaboard Guards
Afcrrien Minute Men
Piscola Volunteers,
Thomasville Guards
Companies. • Counties, Captains,
Oglethorpe.Infantry Richmond Clark
tvalkor Lt. Infantry Richmond
Oahl.nega Volunteers Lump.'in
Dainbridge Volunteers Decatur
Quitman Guards Monroe
Gate City Guards Fulton
South'n Rights Guard Houston
N'ewnan Guards Coweta
Washington Rifles
Southern Guards,
Crump
Harris
Evans
Pinkard
Hazard
Houser
Hanvey
Washington Jones
Muscogee Wilkins
Lieutenant*.
Adam; Allen: Crane.
Wheeler Russell Hood
Hardin Kelly .
Colbert Griffin Fleming;
Stephens Banks Cabaniss.
Wylie, Stone; Leydan.
Palmer Felder —-
Swint, Brown Mann
Rndtsell, Evans Carter.
Leonard Brooks
SECOND REGIHENT.
Colonel— Se.m.mks Lieut. Colonel—Harris Major—Bltt.
Companies. —a-:— — *
Companies
Evans Guards
Early Guards
Meriwether Volunteers
Upson Volunteers
Randolph Vo'unteere
Confederate Guards,
Fayette Rangers
Ringgold Raugers
Panola Rifles
Stark Volunteers
Count ift> Captains.
Merriwether Harris
Colonel.* Wofford.....-Lieut. Colonel
Heard Thompson Oakman.
Charlton Allan Boling.
Hatris Shufford McDaniel
Goddard Germain Beaver.
Hodges ('lemons Everett
Blandford Wi ’gins Mason
Ault; Edwards Bruce.
Congressional Districts.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Appling, Coffee, Pierce,
Bryan, Effingham, Scriven,
Bulloch, Emanuel, Tellair,
Chatham, Glynn, Tattnall,
Camden, Liberty, Ware,
Charlton, McIntosh, Wayne.
Clinch, Montgomery,
SECOND DISTRICT.
Baker, Decatur, Mitchell,
Berrien, Dougherty, Miller,
Brooks, Early, Rtndulph,
Calhoun, Echols, Terrell,
Clay, Irwin, Thomas,
Colquitt, Lee, Wilcox,
Dooly, Lowndes, Worth.
THIRD DISTRICT,
Chattahoochee, Macon,
[turke Sharp Shooters Burke Holmes
Semmes Guard Muscogee Shepherd
Banks County Guards Banks Candler
Cherokee Brown Rifles Cherokee Dickerson
loe Browns Fannin Campbell
Columbus Guards Muscogee Ellis
Buena Vista Guards Marion, Butt
Wright Infantry Whitfield, Glenn
Stewart Grays Stewart Ball
THIRD REGIMENT.
. Colonel—Wrig n r Lieut. Colonel—Reid Major Lee.
Lieutenant*.
Burton McCullers Sturges
Turner W. T. Reid J S. Reid,
Sanders Geer Wilson.
Andrews Schelpart Harris.
Trippe Wiggins Mims.
Clay Washington Wall
Snead Phillips Willis
Jones Z.uck:e Levy
Thomas D’Anlignac Davies
Daniel Langston Haves.
FOURTH REGIMENT. 1
Colonel—Doles Lieut. Colonel—Mathews Major Whitehead.
Conpanie* - ■
dacon Co. Volume
Southern Rifles
Glover Guards
Twiggs Voluntcers
Albany Guards,
LaGrange Lt. Guards
Toombs’ Volunteers
Sumter Light Guards
West Point Guards
Baldwin Blues
Companies.
Counties.
Ctipiai as
Uurke Guards
Uurke
Musgrove
Brown Rifles
Putnam
Nisbeit
Dawson Greys
Greene
M’Wborter
Home Guard*
Morgan
Reid
Governor’s Guards
Houston
Griffin
\Y ilkinson Rifles
Wilkinson
Beall
Confederate Guards
Richmond
Walker
Young Guard
Newton
Lee
Davis Muskeeiers
Richmond
Cone
Athens Guards,
Clark
Billups
Harris,
Muscogee,
Marion,
Baldwin,
Bibb,
Craw lord,
Jasper,
Burke,
Calumbia,
Glasscock
Hancock,
Clark
Elbert,
Oglethorpe,
Grerno,
Butts,
Clayton,
Fayette,
Henry.
Campbell,
Carroll,
Cobh,
Coweta;
Banks,
Cherokee,
Dawson,
Forsyth.
Gwinnett,
Cass,
Catoosa,
Chattooga,
Dado,
Quitman,
Stewart,
Sumter,;
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Jones,
// ousion,
Laurens,
Pulaski,
FIFTH ni8TRICT.
Jefferson,
Johnson,
Lincoln,
Richmond,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Hart,
'Madison,
Morgan,
Newton.
SCVCNTH DISTRICT.
Merriwether,
Monroe
Pike,
MOUTH DISTRICT.
DeKalb,
Fulton,
Haralson,
Schley,
Taylor,
Talbot,
Webster.
Putnam,
Twiggs,
Wilkinson
Warren,
Wilkes,
Washington,
Franklin,
Taliaferro
Walton.
Spalding
Troup,
Upson,5
Heard,
Paulding,
Polk.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Habersham, Pickens,
Hall,
Jackson,
Lumpkin,
Milton,
TENTH DISTRICT.
Fannin,
Floyd,
Gordon,
Gilmer.
Rabun,
Towns,
Union.
White.
Murray,
Walker.
Whitfirld.
Couutir*
Captain*
s Macon
Prothro
Talbot
Curley
Jasper
Bartlett
Twiggs
Folsom
Dougherty
Bust
i Troup
Smith
Gordon
Mayes
i Sumter
Johnson
Troup
Matthews
Baldwin
Caraker
Lieutenant*.
Willis Hall Worsham
Wimberley Daniel Little.
II B Jordan VV F Jordan Merriwether
Champion Nash Morton
Smith Jones Wight.
Hill Morgan Jones
Jackson Sullivan Curry
Toole, Brown Winn
Todd Hill Croft
S McComb Walker Fair.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Colonel—Jackson ...... Lieut. Oolonel^—BEALL......ItTaior——Su alsbcrv
rnmitnni«« f'Aiinti*a pAnisini t : *
Compnnis*.
Clinch Rifles
Griffin Light Guards
Irish Volunteers,
McDuffie Rifles
Dawson Folnnteers
Cuthbert Rifles
Schley Guards
Hardee RiAea
Georgia Greys
Upson Guards
Counties.
Richmond
Spalding
Richmond
Warren
Terrell
Randolph
Schley
Decatur
Muscogee
Upson
Colonel—Colquitt
Companies
Crawford Greys
Mitchell Independents
Look Out Infantry
Sidney llrown Rifles
Butler Van Guards
Gilmer Blues
Baker Fire Eaters
Beauregnrd Volunteers
Twiggs Guards
Butts Volunteers
Ominiiet.
Crawford
Mitchell
Dade
Hancock
Taylor
Oglethorpe
Baker
Houston
Twiggs
Butts
Captains. Lieutenants.
Ansley Adams Day
Wright Cline Blood worth.
Barrett Duffy, O’Conner
Shivers, Hundley Nelms
Whitlock Weston Nelson.
Douglass, Janes Byrd
Green Hudson Wyche
Poole BryanWhilely
Sandiford Burrus Dillon
King Sandwich Black
SIXTH REGIMENT.
Lieut. Colonel—Newton Major Tracy.
;apu
Platt
Maugham
Hull
Pottle
Wooten
Long
Burton
King
Iverson
Beall
Captains.
Cleaveland
Lieutenant*.
Simmons Fowler McCrary
Shackelford Hulsey Keaton West
llanna Barden
Arnold J M Reid It P Jordan W F Jordan
Griffin Wi'cher Caldwell Bateman
Lofton Harris Dozier Grattan
Plain Baggs Russell Hudspeth.
Anderson Richardson McBatcman Mima
Barclay, Crocker Wimberly Slappey
Dupreo Pittman Head
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel—Gartrell Lieut. Colonel—CoorER Major—Dunwoody.
lieutenant*.
Bryant Bowers Benton
Witt Dillard Moon
Weaver Anderson Compton
Lindlcy Kizer Ward
Powell Hawkins Wilson
Stallings Featherslonn Houston
Dunwoody Bishoo ICyng
W’inn Butler Anderson
J Thompson Howell J E Thompson
Ci mpanie»
tounties
captains
Coweta Guards,
Coweta
Lee
Confederate Volunteeis
Fulton
Foreacre
Paulding Volunteers
Paulding
Jenkins
Confederate Guards
Cobb
Lindley
DeKalb Light Infantry
DeKalb
Fowler
Iverson Invincibles
Carroll
Burke
Heard Volunteers
Heard
Brown
Roswell Guards
Cobb
Dunwoody
Cobb Mountaineers
Cobb
White
Davis Infantry
Fulton
Ballard
Colonol—Bartow Lieut. Colonel:
Compnnies. Counties.
Oglethorpe Lt. Infantry Chatham
Atlanta Greys
Miller Rifles,
Macon Guards,
Pulaski Volunteers
Oglethorpe Rifles,
Floyd Infantry
Rome Light Guard
Echols Guards
Stephens Guards
Fulton
Flovd
Bibb
Pulaski
Oglethorpe
Floyd
Floyd
Merriwether Howard
Greene. Dawson
Captains.
Bartow
Cooper
Powers
Lamar
Ryan
Lumpkin
Cooper
Magruder,
G ardnrr Major—Cooper
Lieutenants
West Couper Butler
Lewis Long Smith
Dougherty
Phinizy Hunter Wright
McIntosh
Wayne
.Berrien
Quitman
Thomas
Dufour
Nichols
Knight
Lane
Rockwell
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel: Ector....••Lient. Colonel: Douglass... Major.
Counties
Troup
Early
Meriwether
Upson
Randolph,
Pike
Fayette
Spalding
Terrell
Paulding
Captains
Long
Crawford
Ector
Smith
Douglas
Baker
Glass
Moore
Spearman
Robinson
Smitb.
Lieutenants.
McCalby ■
Sharmon ■
Clark
Maltbie Bass Taylor
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT.
Major:
Colonel; Benning Lieut. Colonel: Bryan Major:
TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
Colonel: Boyd Lieut. Colonol:
TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT.
...Major:.
Walker.
Thomas
" Colonel: H. Cobb Lieut. Colonel: Bryan...... Major :
‘ FIRST REGIMENT OF GEORGIA REGULAR I.
Colonel: Williams Lieut. Colonel: Mngill Major: Walker.
Lieutenants
J G Mortgomery, E P Bowdre
Robert V Crawford, R H Atkinson
John Milledge, F M Myers
‘HDD 'l'wigg, G B Lamar
Tomlinson Fort, M L Cass
G \V Anderson, Joseph Blance.
Thomas A Maddox, Robert Rutherford.
John Howard, Thomas Burdell
Peyton L Wade, Josiah F Bass.
John Floyd King, Henry W Tripps.
COBB S LEGION.
Colonel: T R R Cobb Lieut. Colonel: Jackson Major: Bagley*
FIRST BATTALION.
Major—VlLLU'IGl'K.
Counties. Captains Lieutenants.
Cass I.arey Howard Sproul Johnson.
Catoosa Sprayberry Hackett 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 \\ II Ross Redding Turpin
Muscogee Colquitt MofVtt Shingler Chapman
Spalding Doyal Du| rue Redding Bryant
THIRD BATTALION.
[The following companies were organized into u Battalion in Virginia by Pres. Davis]
Major—Smith 1 ■
Companies Counties. Captains.
Sparks Guards Bibb
Southern Guards Muscogee
Border Rangers Muscogee
Jefferson Guards Jeffrrson
VVhitesville Guards Harris
Toombs Rangers Fulton
Captains
Company A—S P Hamilton
B—William Martin
E—R A Wayne
P—John G Patton
G—John C Fain
H—Miller Grieve, Jr
J —Lewis II Kenan
K—F T Cullens
L—-4 M Wallace
M-A A Frank Hill
Companies
Etowah Infantry,
Ringgold Volunteers
Brown Infantry
Independent Volunteers
Companies
Macon Volunteors
Floyd Rifles
City Light Guards
Spalding Grays,
Lieutenants,
ltoss Billard Jackson
LeonarJ Brooks
Mitchell Granhury Cornett
Denny Carswell Pollhill
Companies
Lee’s Volunteers
Washington Arlillety
Blodgett Artillery
Cutniuin j
Jones
Shorter
Gamble
Norwood
Waddell
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.
counties captains lieutenants
Fulton l.ee Rlni.cs Brown McConnell
Richmond Girardy Bari., s Jacobus Spaeth
Richmond Blodgett Stallings, Bennett Moore
POWEB-PBISSI
Printing Establishment
"W'e have on hand a large and carefully selected variety of
Blance, Peck Thompson
And are fully prepared to execute all kinds ol Printing with NEATNESS and DISPATCH, apetfs
as favorable terms as it can be done in Georgia.
Reid Davis Clark
NINTH REGIMENT,
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
Confederate Slates of America.
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Of Mississippi*
VICE PRESIDENT.
A. II. STEPHENS.
OF GEORGIA.
CONGRESS.
President—lion* HOWELL COBB. G#-
Secretary—J> J* HOOPER* Esq. Ala.
members
Alabama—R. W. Walker. R. H. Smith. J. L
Curry, W. P. Chilton, S. F. Hale. U®llm J.
McRae, Jno. Gill Shorter, Daniel R. Lewis, Thom
*"Flomila—JAtnci B. Owens, J. Patton Anderson,
Jackson Morion. . , v n
Georgia—Robt. Toombs, Howell Cobh, r . 8.
Bartow, M. J. Crawford.E. A. Nisbct.H. II. Hill,
A. R. Wright, Thus.R. R. Cobb. A. It- Kenan, A.
il.Stephens. _ _
loouisiana—J oh » Perkin*, Jr., A . L. Petlmut,
Charles M. Conrad, D. F. Kenner, G. E. Sparrow,
Henry Marshall.
Mississippi—W. P. llama, Walter Brooke, >
L. Wilson, A. M. Clayton, W. S. Barry, J. T.
Harrison. _
South Carolina—R. It. Rhett, Jr., R. 5\ . Barn
well, L. M. Keitt, JamesCheonut, Jr.. G. G. Mcm
miuger, W. Porchcr Miles, Thomas J. Withers,
W. \V-Boyce.
7V.ru*.—I. T Wigfnll, J. H Reagan. J Hemp
hifl, T N Waui, Judge Gregg. Judge Oldham,
and W U. Ochiltrco.
STANDING COMMITTTF.ES.
Executive Departments—-Stephens. Co' rad,
llovrc, Shorter, Brooke. .
foreign AjSnir*— Rhett, Nisbct, Perkins, \\ alk-
cr, Keitt.
Military Affairs— Bartow, Miles, Sparrow,
Kenan, Anders, a. ..... „
A',rent AS air*—Conrad, Chssnut, \\ right. Ow
cos, Smitb. _ _
Finance—Toombs, Barnwell, Kenner, Barry.
McRae. . _
Commerce—Memmingcr, Crawford, DeCIonct
Morton. Curry. „ . .,
Judiciary—Clayton, Withers. Hale, Cobh,
Chilton, Boyco, Hill, Harrison, Curry.
Patent*—Brooke, Wilson,Lewis, Hill. Kenner.
Territorie*—Cheanut, Campbell, Marshall, Nut
bet. Foam. .
Public Laud*—Marshall, Harris, F earn.
Indian Affair*-Morton, Hale, Sparrow, Lew
*' Printing—Cobb, Harris, Miles, Chilton. Perkins.
Accounts—Owens, Crawford, Campbell, De-
Clouet, Smitb. •
Engrossments.—Shorter, Wilson, Kcnnn, Me
Rea, Bartow.
Companies
Phrrnix Riflemen
Irish Jasper Greens
Sav. Vol. Guards—A
Sav. Vol. Guards—B
German Volunteers
DeKalb Riflemen
Savannah Artillery
Republican Blues—A
Republican Blues—B
Colonel: McLawi.
Companies Counties. Captains
Letcher Guards Richmond Weems
Georgia Rangers, Pulaski Horn
Chat’h’che* Beauregards Chattah’chee Holt
Lieutenants.
Black Lamar Giles
O’Conner Fora Dooner
Bassinger Rice Habersham
Stiles Hopkins T F Screven
Werner Umback
Hartridge Hardee Herrntan
Wilson Lamar Cope
Oliver. McFarland Mercer
TENTH REGIMENT.
Lieut. Colonel: Cumming......Major: Weems.
Lieutenants.
Phinizy Boggs Olmstead
Counties
Captains
Chatham
Gordon
Chatham
Fuley
Chatham
Screven
Chatham
Davenport
Chatham
Stegin
Chatham
Welter
Chatham
Gallie
Chatham
Anderson
Chatham
Davis
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Wilcox Rifles
Thomson Guards
Benjamin Infantry
Fayette Gray Guard
Pulaski Guards
Independent Blues
Wilcox
Columbia
Clayton
Fayette
Pulaski
Richmond
Confed. States Sentinels Muscogee
Lowd,
Johnston
Crawford
Wooten
Williams
Richards
haws
Green Wood Neal
Leon Taylor Thompson
RllEnER that a thousand guilty go unnun’
JL# killed,thau forone innocent man to suiter.',
Colonel— Gocldino. .
Companies
Baldwin Volunteer*
La Fayette Volunteers
Chattooga Rifles
Americns Volunteers
Hillyer Rifles
Tooinhs’ Guards
Irvin Guards,
Fort Gaines Guards
Brooke Rifles
albol Guards
War News.
W E are not disposed to war with our friends,
but feel that they are doing ui great iniu,
tice 1. not paying their quarterly accounts, du.
1st of April last We hope and expect tnstyon
wBl improve on the paat and pay us up for the two
quarters ending 1st July. We cannot buy good
un lime, and you must know we oannot furn is
them without quick returns.
Do not neglect your dug to jrour merchants.
July 3,1861.
I A WYNN.
7UTOTICB.—I shall apply to the Court of Ord
In inary of Walton ocuoty, to bo held on tbo first
Mnndsy in September next for leave to sell the
lands belonging to the estate of Samuel W. Lock
lin. into of asid county, deceased.
June 12 2m HARDIN HAYGOOD,
Administrator.
a DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Hyvir-
tne ol an order from the Court of Ordinary
of Rabun county, will be sold on the first Tuesday
in September next, before the Court-bouso door,
in said county, in the legal hours of sale,' all the
lands belonging to the estate of Haloy McLendon,
late of sakt county, deceased One lot No. 73, in
the 4th district, containing fonr hundred and
«fiffMy-flveacres; one lotlfo 76 iatbeJtbdkP
iriet eontsininirg fcur hundred and forty-six
‘"rei Sold for the benefit of the heirs and eredi*
tnrs of said deceased Terms made known on the
Jkv of sale. D. M. SINGLE TON.
July 10-td». Admtntslra tr
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
... Lient. Colonel—Tub nipseud ..
Counties
Baldwin
Walker
Chattooga
Sumter
Walton
Bulloch
Wilkee
Clay
Btooka
Talbot
Captains
Beck
Gordon
Jones
King
Hillyer
Belt
Norman
Brown
Jonea
Goulding
■ Major—Mounger
Lieutenants.
E H Doles, Watkin3 McGregor
Heaton Allen Hope
Dudley Cobb ■
Arnold Bacon Ragan
Talbott Knight Connelly
Wingfield Arnold Andrews
Webb Tcnnille Hill
Cockerell Rainey Harden
McCrary Jameson Hagerman
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Colonel:^*! ohnson Lieut. Colonel: Conner..... .Major: Sinead.
Companies
Marion Guards
Davis Rifles
Davis Guards
Jones Volunteers
Mnckalee Volunteers
Lowndes Volunteer*
Calhoun RifUa
Central City JJlucs
Putnam Light Infantry
Muscogee Rifles
Counties
Marion
Macon
Dooly
Tones
Sumter
Lowndes
Calhoun
Bibb -
Putnam
Mutcogre
Captains
Blandlord
McMillan
Brown
Pitts
Hawkins
Patterson
Furlow
Rogers
Davis
Scon
Lieutenants.
Glover, Bowen Finnev
Dawson McCoy Turpin
Smith Briggs,
Peden Ivy Harvin
Stubbs VVillett Massey
Etheridge Reid Marshal
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THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
Cnlonel—Andbrson .Lient. Colonel—Gugrry Major—Goods.
Companies Counties Captains
Beauregard Rifle,
Walton Infantry
Gainesville Lt. Infantry
Gilmer Boys
Fannin Young Rifiea
Murray Rifle Company,
Mrs Joe Brown’s Boys
Quitman Grays,
Houston Co. Volunteer*
Lee Volunteers
Murray
Walton
Hall
Gilmer
Fannin
Murray
Fannin
Quitman
Houston
Lee
Lieutenants
Wood Guthrie Little
Anderson McDaniel Xunnally Arnold
Mitchell Bowen Jackson
Welch Milton West May
Dobbs Noblett Trammell Pari*
Luffman Jackson Leonard Ramsey
Hyde Johnson IV Crawford J Crawford
Guerry, Dozier Bledsoe Smith.
Goode Birch Wimberly Riley
Stokes,
(FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel—Brumby Lieut. Colonel—Ramsay Major—Price.
Companies counties captains
Ramah Volunteers Wilkinson Folsom
Confederate Volunteers Monroe Etheridge
Lester Volunteers Forsyth Lester
Blackshear Guards Laurens Ramsay
Jeff Davis Riflemen Butts Price
Jasper Infantry Jasper Jordan
Etowah Guards Cass l? ue ? '
Yancey Independents W’orih Harris
Cherokee Hrown Rang’rs Cobb Fielder
Johnson Grays Johnson Harman
lieutenants.
Kelly Solomon Lingo
Haupt Hammond Mays
David Patterson lieves
Yopp Chappell Rowe
Boynton Mc.Michael Hall
Lane Ward Walker
Burge Fields Goldsmith
Giddens Johnson Weeks
Hunt Abbott 'Thompson
Fortner Clegg Kent.
mi & YOUNGKIN
W OUIsD respectfully call the ^Mention of
tho citizens of Athens and surrounding
country, to their
FALL STOCK,
which they are now receiving, consisting ot Ken's,
Boys’, Laities', Miesea utni Children's Shoes, in
rest variety.
.allies’ thick Satin Gaiters; Ladies’ Lasting
Gaiters ; Ladies' Kid “ “ Morocco
“ “ “ Shaghen
Boots; Ladies’Calf Be ots; Ladies’Moroe.Boois.
“ Gont ” “ Kid
*• Congress Boots
“ Congress Walking Shoes ;
“ “ Mn. •' •'
“ “ ‘ Buskins aud Ties;
“ Kid • “
•* “ Slippers.
Men’s Water proof boots; dfen’s cag-stitch Boots;
“ Pegged “ “ Scoteh-bott’m
l’uinp “ “ common p’g’d
“ Congress and Lace Gaiters
Boys’Boots and Shoes ot nil kinds. India Rub
bers; Children's Shoes; Servant's Shoos, Ac.
Comoin and you shall he suited.
&Sept. it.
issumpt.....
ion, Debility, Nervous I)is
lies, aud all cases requiring a
rspeptu, Inc
tse, Paralysis
Tonic.
§©K(1 ‘TTEHlE^'OJ^Ta
So common among tho Clergy, and other Public
Speakers, it acts hke a charm.
As a beverage it is puro, wholesome and deli
cious to the taste. .
Physicians throughout the United States use it
in their practice.
CHAS. W1DD1FIELD A CO.
Proprietors, 7fi llllliam Street, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists generally.
RT R. M. SMITH, Agent, Athens. Ga.
Oct 4 I8f>0
I. M. SINGER &. CO.’S
Sewing Machines.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.
Thomas Lieut. Colonel: Stephens Major: McIntosh.
Colonel
Companies
Delhi Ranger*
"Fireside Guards
McIntosh Volunteer*
Bowman’* Volunteer*
Poole Volunteers,
Stephen* Home Gntrd*
Tugalo Bluet,
Hancock Conf. Guard*,
Lamar Guards,
Hancock Volunteers
Colocel Styles.
Companies
Wire Grass Minot* Men
Brunswick Riflemen
Lowndes Volunteer*
Oclockonee Lt Infantry
counties captains lieutenants
Wilkes Gad* TV B Cade McClendon Quinn
Elbert A/artin Heard Bourne Lofton
Elbert McIntosh Smith Shannon Clark
Elbert Burch Clark Craft Edwards
Hart Poole Linder Johnson Knox
Tsl!i«ferro Farmer Tilley Flint Ivey,
Franklin Millican Lester Young Terrell
Hancock Stephens DuBose Latimer Culver
Lincoln Lamar Hainesberger Lane Paschal
Hancock Smith Bird Culver Lamar.
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.
Lieut. Colonel: Lane Major: Gardner.
Counties Captains. Lieutenants.
Ware Style* White O’Neal Pierce
Glynn Harris Dlain Gardner Fraser
Lowndes Hammond
' Thomas, Young
The Southern Banner
One of ti|
REFER TO
Cnpt. John W. Anderson, Savanuah, Ga.
Ulnghom f Cunningham, “ “
Boston A X illaionga, “ “
Erwin A llardcc, “ “
Cnrlinrt A Bros., New York.
T. W. Kl-niing A Co., Augusta, Ga.
Swan A Brother, Femandina, Florida.
Bisbee A t.’anova, Jacksonville, 41
II. L. Unit, l’nlatkn, “
Simon Met tt, Hawkinsville, Ga.
ty Agents for tlie Everglade line of Mail
Steamers to Ftrnandina. And Steamers Isaac
Scott and Oak, to Hawkinsville.
April 10. tT.
HUTCHESON & HAMPTOH
H AVE received their SPRING SUPPLY of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
aud ofiei superior inducements to go >1 cash and
prompt paying customers, iu Staple an 1 Fancy
DRY GrOO D
Oroceries, Hats. Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
Iron and Steel, Iielloirs', Ju
ries and Vices, Castings,
Glass and Crockery Ware, Stone
AND HOLLOW WARE.
KAIL*, TOBACCO, HARDWARE and
Cattery, and other things too numerous to men
tion. f s’*AI.SO, for nett Cash,
20,000 lbs Good Dry Baeon;
100 barrels Flour; 2000 bushels Corn;
Lard, Ac., Ac.
Athens, April 10,18GI.
M0SSI& NEWTON, lAGINTS,
Athens, Geo., and
R. L. MOSS, Agent, Lexington, Geo.
TO THE PEOPLE,
H AVING availed myself of the opportunity
afforded by Congress to purchase my goods
lOdsye previous to the first dn, of March, I Imvo
now a stock of goods to offer my customers, at
nearly the name prices as heretofore; and wo
hope, before the return of another season, to hare
a partner in Europe, who will send us goods di
rect from UieContinent, at even less prices tliau
heretofore. Hoping to receive encouragement in
out enterprise, I remain your obedient servant,
April 10 It. L. BLOOMFIELD.
WATSON a HARRISON
Carne.sville. Ga
DEALERS iS
Drugs, .lledicincs, Chemicals,
JP.ii.YTS, DIES,
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
Brushes,
TOILET ARTICLES, of every description,
FANCY CONFECTIONERY,
Fine Cigars and Chewing Tobacco.
SNUFF, and almost every article usually found
ill an apothecary establishment. Our stock hav
ing been enrefuliy selected for us by nn expert
enced Druggist, enables us to guarantee the purity
ami genuineness of every article we offer for sale.
Dr. S. II. Watson will always be found nt the
store during the day, when not otherwise proles
ninnaUy engaged. S. II. WATSON, M. D.
Oct. 11—fun. T. J. HARRISON.
D* Great inducements offered to cash pur
chasers, but wo sell on credit to approved cus-
utmers'requiring payment by 1st of Much.
A PROCLAMATION,
W HEREAS, it is known to me, I will pro
ceed to umkc it known to ail persons in
want ol r U IUITIR E, that they will
do well to examine my stock, before they pur
chase. It contains all the new styles of the ve ry
best furniture of uodern make, and can be
bought ut war prices. I am a ixious to sell, iu
order to make room for goods which 1 am con
stantly manufacturing.
Farmers wanting Furniture, can pay for it with
corn, clean oats, Wheat or Flour, at tho market
price.
To those having money on band, I will say
that 5 per cent of mv cash sales for the next *MI
days will be appropriated to the benefit of the
volunteers (or their families,) gone and going
front Clark eouuty, to defend the country. And,
remember that 1 sell as cheap as any dealer in
Georgia.
Athens, June 17, 18GL J. M. SMITH.
I*. S —I still keep on hand two styles of
Metallic Burial Caskets, of the most approved
material aud finish. Also, Plain Coffins, or will
have tktm trimmed to suit pnrchcnr*.
MARTIN INSTITUTE
J etlerson, Jackson oun ty, Ga.
J003WMJEIW T ' ssks.ooo.
J. 13. S. D.A_VIS, .A.. M., Principal.
MRS. C. C. TRIPPE, A. M.) .
PITTS F. HINTON, ) Assistants,.
DEPARTMENTS
1st. Primary Department—children of both sexoa; ‘><1. Advanced Fcmalo Department-
3d. Advanced Male Department.
TUITION PER TERM OF FVVR MONTHS;
English Elementary branehea, .g ^
Geogrnpliy, Arithmetic, Eng. Grammar Composition, *p jo
Greek, Latin, French, Logic, Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Geo etrv.Trv '
gonomotry. Algebra, Surveying, Ac. ’ 417 cn
— — THE NEXT FALL TERM will open on Monday the 3.1 dav of jnlt.V
The building has been remodelled and enlarged, and wl'abow «rc'«u>
date over two hundred students. Tho different Departments oemp, m
rate portions of the building. 4 1
ENDOWMENT!
The Institution lias received an endowment of 813,030, g»
iho will of WM. D. MARTIN, deceased. Tho greater part of tho income oa that aom, itbebif]
plied this year to the part payment of tho above low rates of tuition of every student ia act*
without any distinction ns to where lie or site may reside. Tbo income received for the putt”
months was four net cent on the $13,000.
The society in Jefferson is good—so much so, ilmt there is no village in Georgia in which chxi
ore safer from coinipting influences. Tho climate is healthy and salubrious.
Board can be bad in the best ot families at from $7 to $10 pcr.inontli.
The low rales of Tuition and Board, tho still farther reduction of tuition tiy tho income oatk««
dowmont, the superior facilities for learning mat are afforded, and the excellent discipline tfcn
vails in the government of tho School, mako the Martin Institute wet thy uf tbst i &iiou.ge »hxt ~“
is now receiving from parents and guardians of upper Georgia.
The present Spring term will close ou Wednesday the 121 h day of Juno next, on whichfle
Literary Address will bo delivered by
BOARD OF TRUSTEES J
C. HTTI, 8. WATSON. J. BELL, W. A. WORSHAM, R. J. JIILLIW
D. L. JARKETT, W. S. THOMPSON, J. VENABLE.
April 2Itb, 18G1. j. R. s. DAVIS, S«'
MADISON SPRINGS.
Madison County, Ga.
T HIS well-known known summer retreat is
again opened fertile accommodation o( those
seeking either health cr pleasure; and we now
most cordially invito all our old customers and all
others who travel either for health or pleasure, to
give us a call.
We do not think it necessary to give a full do
acription 'of this most beautiful spot, it is so well
known throughout most of the South. Suffice it
to sr.y, it eamiot bo surpossed, for climate, health,
bawdy, waters, scenery, and iu fact everything
that can delight the eycor taste.
Families wishing comfortable rooms, will please
drop a line stating tlie number, .Vo , and liow long
they wiah to stay, as those coming early and stay
ing late, will find it to their advantage, as private
arrangements will bo made with all such if de
•ired.
Mr.R.Snultcr has prepared himself with the
best of conches and hacks, and will be ready at the
Depot, and pnssengrrs leaving Augusta nr Ah
I air a in the night train, can react! here the next
day to dinner.
RATES OF BOARD.
$30 por month; $1;'per week : $2 per day.
May 8 tf SCOTT A TYNER.
SOUTHERN CoSfEDERACY.
Hanleiter & .Adair,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
T he daily noutiieknconfed
Ell.U'Y, under arrangements just com.
plcted.will contain all the latest ititelligenre of
every kind, reported expressly form by Magnet,
ic Telegraph, and the Mails. Also, daily reports
of the Atlanta and other Markets. Local Ittoi
denis and Items. Ac , Ac. Price—$3 a Year; $3
for BIX months, or 311 cents for one month—always
in advance. J
Tho Weekly Southern Confederacy is made up
front, and contains tlie cream of, the Daily. It is
a largo sheet, and gives more fresh reading mat
ter than any other Weekly in die Confederate
States. Its market reports will be foil, and made
up from actual transactions. Prico $2 a-year ; or
$1 2o for six months—invariably iu advance.
IF Postma-ters are authorized <0 net as our
Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwardin'*
tho money—for which they will he allowed 10 re
tain, as commission, twenty-five cents on each
Weekly, or fifty cents cn each Dai.y subscriber.
US’- Persnus getting up Clubs ot five, ten or
more subscribers, will be supplied with the t opics
ordcrod, at 1*| por cent, less than our regular rates
&rxo name will bo entered on our books until
the money it paic 1 ; and all subscriptions nre dis-
continued when the time expires for which pay
meut is made, unless the same be renewed.
Address, HANLEITER & ADAIR.
April 10
MONEY.
G OODS Of every kind will be sold as cheap as
anybody else sells for cash, by
July 3,1801. tf I. M. KENNEY
M aukebei. and white fish-
Maybe bad at a low price for cash, nt
July 3,
1. m. ke.vneys. :
NOTICE.
T UB co-partnership 0 | Ycrby.Talmage A Co
la tho lumber business, ia.his day dissolved
Tho business hereafter will be continued at the
People’s Mill, by TAK.MAUE & CO. All
bills of lumber, laths, fencing pickets of all de
scriptions, will be filled at short notice. A goou
lot of season lumber on hand. May 8 led
May 29 tf # WM. P. TALMAGE, Agent.
RICH MAD ALLION VELVEl
,-OABP'BTS.
English Royal Velvet, Brussels. Three-Ply and Ingraii
iAAS
In New and Beautiful Patterns, Just received.
DAMASKS, OF ALL KINDS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTIM'
CORNICES, BANDS, LOOPS, &c., WINDOW SHxVDli
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, JfJats, Mailings,
Wall Papers and Borders, &c., &c.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED—For Sale by
James G. Bailie & Brother,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
SOB !3K,O.AJD STREET, AUQ-TTSTA, Q-EO-,
Sept. 13—2in
1860 186il
MOSS & NEWTON
*1RE OFFERING AT J
New York, Charleston, or Augusta Prices, Freight addei ^
Tlie Largest Assortment ever offered in this Market,
eMmwmTm®, -
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 4-4 to 12-4; Furniture Oil CWf
"White and 33ed-Cheeked !Matings*
Hearth Bugs .Jnd Boor Mats.
Athens, April 19, 1860.
HARDWARE, CBOCKBK
WAl
T HE attention of the public is called to our large and well selected stock
IIARDWABB,(!ROCKEnY,Cla»& Cklaa,a*A BDILDEB• f^B
consisting in part, of LOCKS OF ALL KINDS, Butts, Hinges, Screws, ' ' “
Sash and Blind Fastenings, &c.
©a? wirna
Are tire best ever offered in this market: Bench Moulding, Bead, H>
Match and Flooring Planes, Ohiscls and Gouges, Saws, Augers, Hamo'"''' “
dHOdH.Km'K'S
The best kind, all of which ia sold cheap as the cheapest.
GLASSWARE ot all kinds. Gut and Pressed, of tire finest patterns
CHINA, choice selections of Dining and Tea Sets, banded and P . iJ
«A»atuk«a «aa8saasr-©s. or»« w l
'Leather, Cloth, Lace, Tacks, Lining, Nails, Bolts, Axlea,
ell
Athene, Ge., June 17, 1868. No ’ c ’ u