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———— •juBiiisaiy daily * wssxly by JARED I. WHITAKER, fBOPRUSTOn. '.:\TES OP Si I 1W( IIIPXIO N . ,' iJer uristiu* clrcaauUnctfs, wo will not take *nb~ Mr i ’.f’.lurt tin the Daily and Weekly paper for a longer ter u tfmo thm monUu. Nor Adrortkenenbi (other tfi in lejal Affrjrtitrcaacnte) tor a longer time than three months. Daily per Imonth*. ..$8 00 •Veeltly, ror 3 months 00 1 *t *100 Mo per cent or deductions to clubs can he oUcrcfi. * PRIOA.Y MOjikfNG, OCT. 9. KO. II. To His Excellency, Gov. Drown: 1 aui aw are of the necessity of fortifying the jb>si|ion which 1 have assumed, anil therefore quote Mr. Calhoun, who in his siMsedi delivered iu the Senate March 20, 1884, on Mr. Webster’s proposition to re ek irler the Sink , of the United Slate?, said: . “1 do .not deem it necessary to enquire whether in conferring the power to coin money, and to icgulatc the value thereof the Cousliiofioa intended to limit the power strictly to coining in:)neyand regulating its value, or whether it intended to confer a m >iv general pjwcr over tiie currency, nor i! t I intend to enquire whether the word < >1h is limited simply to the metals or may b ■ ( xtended to other substances, if through n g tad mil change they may become the medium of the general circulation of the world. " ", ' ’ * ^ jheso ques'i ms I leave open. I dce.d * none of them. There is one however that I will d -ei Jo. //' <bug)as has a rujh t to rcccire any “t^ing else than specie in its dues, they have a right to regulate its value; and have tiro right of o >ur c to adopt ail necessary ami proper m urns, iu the language of the Constitution to clltiet the object. It matters not what in -j receive, tobacco or any thing else, this right mr. 1 . attic U to it. I do not assert the ‘rigid, hut 1 hold it to be incontrovertible that if Congress vew „to*ordor the dues of the Government to be paid, for instance, In tobacco, they would have; the |right, nay* more, they would be bound to uve all neces sary-and proper means to give it a uniform and stabl: value—inspections, appraisements, d jsignalion of qualities, and whatever else would lie necessary to that object. So on lhe Hunt principle, if they receive bank notes, they are equally bound to use all means necessary and proper, according to the peculiar nature of tbo subject, to give to them uniformity, stability a>ul safety. The r:ry receipt of bank notes, on the part of the Government, in its dues, teoulJ,it is conceded, m ike them mvisy, an far an the' Government ■may b: comer tied, and by a necessary conse quence to j aid make them, to a great extent, the currency of the country.' 1 ' Again, in his speech on the bill authorizing the i»aae of Treasury notes, Sept, lffih, 1S37, Mr. Oil noun said: • “I am of tiie imprewion, to, make this great measure successful, and secure it against reaction,’ 'ahat* sDeW'a'n'd safe 7 medium of circulation^ to talce.the place of bank notes in the fiscal operations of tho Government, ought to bo issued. * * * * It is my impression that, iu the present condition ol tho world, a paper curreuey, in some form, if not necessary, is almost indispensable in financial and commercial operations of civ ilized and extensive communities. In many respects it has a vast superiorly oyer a me- Ulic currency, especially in great and ex tended transaction?, by its greater cheapness, lightness, and the facility of determining the amount. The great desideratum is to ascer tain what description of paper has the requi site qualities of being free fram fluctuation in value, and liability to abuse, iu the great est perfection, I have shown, I trust, that bank bills do not no3ses9 these requisites in a degree sufficiently high for this purpose. I go farther. It appears to me, after bestow ing the best re H v.tioa I can give the subject, t/f-it no e.>avertible, paper, that is no paper id hose c red t resist on a promise to pay, is suit able for currency. It is the form of credit proper iu private transactions between man and nuu, but not for a standard of value to perform exchanges generally, which consti tute the appropriate functions of money." Aud again, in his speech on his amend ment to separate the Govern meut from the 1 links, iio said: It is tho duty of the Government to rc- r-othing in its dues that it has not a right to render uniform and stable in its value. We arc, by the Constitution, made the guardians of the money of the country. For this the right of coining and.regulating the value of cniuH, was. given, and we have no right whatever to receive or treat anything as money, or the equivalent of money, the value ot which we have no right to regulate.’’ * * * * I am not the enemy, but the -friend, of credit—not as the substitute, pat as the associate.and the assistant of tho met als. In that capacity I hold credit to pos sess, iu many respects, a vast superiority over the metals themselves. I object toll in the form which it has assumed in the banking system, lor reasons that arc neither light nor few, and which neither We been, nor can bh answered. The question is not whether credit can be dispensed with,* but what is its Lest possible form— the most stable —the least liable to abuse, aad the most con venient and cheap. I threw oat some ideas on this important subject in my opening re marks. I have heard nothing to change my opinion. I believe that Government credit is the form. I believe that Government credit, in the term I suggested, combines all the requisite qualities of a credit circulation, in the high est degree, anl also that government ought not to use any other credit but its own in its financial operations.’’ * - - - * “In looking at the elements at work, I hold’ it certain that in the process there will be a to td'v.iJ final separation of the credit of the government from tha t of individuals with which it htul been so long blended. The good of society and the Interests of both im periously den; and it, and the growing intel- vaar,-;^ v If It 'ERROR CEASES TO BE DANGISRCFS WHEN BRASOV IS ^SFl BEE TO COMBAT IT”- YOL. IX. ATLANTA, GEO., OCTOBER 9. 1863. ligcuce of i he age will enforce it. It is un fair, unjust, unequal, contrary to the spirit of tree institutions,aad eorruptingin itscou- sequcaccsts> And again, in reply to Mr. Clay, on Inc sub treasury bid, March 18th, 1938, Mr. Cal- baun said: “ Whatever the government receives ut.d treats as money is money ; and f it be money, then they hare the right, under the Constitution, to regulate it. Nay, they arc bound, by a high ob ligation, to adopt the most effluent means accor ding to the nature of that which they have re cognized as money, to give to it the utmost sta bility and value." And again iu reply to Mr. Webster, March 23d, 1S33, lie said : “I now undertake to aliir a positively and without the least fear that I can be answer ed, what heretofore 1 have but suggested— that a paper issued by government, with tile simple promise to receive it in all its dues, leaving its creditors to take it or gold and silver at their option, would to the extent that it would circulate, farm a perfect paper circulation, which would not be abused by the government; that would be as steady and uniform in value as llie metals 'hem- selves ; and that If by possibility it should depreciate, the loss wCuld fall not on the people, but ou the government itself; for the only clfect of depreciation'would be vir tually to reduce the taxes, to prevent which* the interest of the government would be a sufficient guarantee.” These extracts show conclusively what would be the advice of Mr. Calhoun were he now living. No one questions the pow er Of Congress to issue Treasury notes; no oue pretends that we can in any otherwise provide lor the < xigeneics of the Govern ment. The question is not whether we shall juse our credijl, but ]n what shape shall our credit be used ? Mr. Calhoun says: “No paper whose; credit rests upon a promise to pay, is suitable for,currency.” Tile funda mental errorof our government is that our treasury notes fire promises to pay specie 6 months after the signing of a treaty oj*peace, a promise which noons believes will be per formed. Our treasury note is therefore a fraud; and this has a tendency to depreciate its value. If it had been simply a certificate receivable in payment of all dues to the gov- crnmeiP, and convertible, at the will of the holder, into a bond of the Confederate States, bearing such rate of interest as would cause the excess to be funded, the funding would so reduce the quantity in circulation as to give 10 that which limy not be funded “sta bility, uniformity and safety.” Here then is a process of preventing the depreciation of our treasury notes, so simple ami so easi ly understood that it is- most surprising that the very opposite lias been ado'pted. The Secretary and Congress first issued treasury notes fundable at 8 per cent. They then passed laws reducing the rates ot interest, and declaring that if this first issue be not funded by a given day, the right to fund them should be perfected! And our Secre tary, finding that this has increased instead of preventing depreciation, now threatens us with some legislation which lie hopes will compel the holders of treasury notes to fund them. Wh > docs fwfcitiow see that the effect of the measures recommended by the Secretary has been to alarm the public, and that, in* stead of funding tbc surplus, tnc holde.13 ot treasury notes Invest them in lands and in the wildest speculations? The effect is an unheard of inflation of prices. The question is, how can the holders of treasury notes be induced to convert them into bonds? The Secretary says, compel them, by reducing the rate of interest, by taxation, and forfeit ures. \v ill it not be much better and cheaper to so increase the rate of interest on our bonds as tt> induce the public to prefer bonds to Treasury notes, and if the bonds tue mad convertible into notes at the will of the ho der, will not this cause the notes to be con verted at a less rate ot interest ? And if the bonds tre payable at the pleasure of the government, will we not be able to reduce the rate of interest immediately after peace? II Congress refuses to do this, will it be wkc iu the Slate to murder her credit and bury it. beneath <ho ignorance and folly of the Confederatc“Governnieut ? DUFF GREEN. ■ -• llEADQ’Rl STEVENSON’S division, 1 Decatur, Ga., Sjpt. 1.6, lst3. f [Extract] General Orders So. 86. » r- f- * -:>■ * IL—The tames of all officers auJ aea of this com- aiaad, who fa'l to join their rerlmesfs \rltLia the shortest pos.ible time after the pubUcat'.oa of this order—the ut - oiot limit being the In i> oiiia —wiil be fo:warded by Crigtiie Commanders to it ess headquarters, lhatthes? who are net properly excused tniyfce repotted, the ofiS- ctrs to the President for dismissal, then a ter ti be ccn- soiibed, and the men as deserters, to be pnb'ished rs -uc’i, apprehended, tr:ea aad punished according to law -* ' -s . * it * Je ll/ ecmtnatd of Major GeDera’ STEVilNSOX. J. J. £FgrE«, M:Jjor end A. A. g. OotS-Jlw ATLANTA, GA., Oct. 8rJ, IS(S. Special Order 2Vo. —. All men now absent from the comaat d b longing to Co. A, 9th Ga Bath AitL'ler/, are required to report im- ' mediately to Sergi. J. B. Daniel, who will be found daily at the Car Su'-d in Atlanta. Tho3e falling to report will i oe cods'dered as deserters and wUI be arrested and turn ed or* i for tt .al os such. ^ G. A. LOFTON, Lt. ComdV-, Oct «llw* Co. >, 9th Ga. Batt. Art’y. City Tax. . Ta:; RncErvaa asd Collsctok’s Off:ck, { Atlanta, G a , Sept. 1*, 38oJ. ) Ail perron, who have made City Tax Return', to ray office and faiied to make payment, are hereby notified that the City Council has extended the time La collect ing to the first Tuesday la October. At the expiration of that lip e the uncollected tax returns wi.l bo turnec over to tlso Clerk of Council who will forthwith p to is«ae a Lts a"iln3t all failing to respond by the tlx menBor.ed; C. M. PA1 c-£, f ept i.v-Jti Securer and Collector. Tax in Sind. i'a; tuirs and those ilibie to tills Tax Rre requested to bring forward their tithes, wheat and aH .ether articles taxable In kind. The Ware House Is opposit e the store of Butler A I'eter, Forsyth Street, in tha new government building. J. E. S. WILSON, Agent for Tax in Kind In Fulton County. A'kvuta, Ga , Sept. 5, l£6S-dtf XiEAbq'r.s Atlasta., Gj. Oct 1st, IS 3. Genera! Ord.-rs, I No. 1. f Hiving been crderej.03 the dnty o: aires’lnjr absen tees from Maj.GeD. C L. St.vensou’s Division, and hav ing a sufficient for:e at sny command to discharge this duty, cBictrs and rr.cnwhs are sb.enfc whliout leave, or who fall to report v. i : l be arrested. I am n :t■ re-q iir^* again to exhrrt you by any patriotic appeal to re'ur l to your coaiatauds, tut to arrtsf, which I shall proceed to, and confine you In jail until convenient to sei d yos to your ccnimandj under gu jrd. Orders from ether Coramandinj Officers v.ho desire to have their ccmtnrnds arres ed and confined, will reach me if (Elected to the court house of Hie County in which the absentees rttlde. 0 ■ . My headquarters silib* at no paiticu’ar ph-u**. I will visit the Couutlif where you ^re to srrest yeu. While in by; C »uaty my^UTsSquartert will be ia the court h Juse. Tiiose W'jO are not able for duty wiil re port to niy Surgeon or esa-a'ua bj). By o- <1 ;r of 2E3SL A. GLENN’, Col.uc . A. J. Iuatok, Acting A-ij itantP NO. 278. . Confederate War Tax. The stveral persons mentioned below wh* are rtqwr- td cridef the Tax Act. to makj return oT s^les, thali be reqn.red by the District Collect-r to make “fur’hcr re turns” to the Assessor at the eml of every three msnth froff-tho 1st day cf July, 1303, of tho gvasj amount of sales msrdehy them during said quarter, aid to p#y the .amount of Tax tv! i his chargeable lher< ou’Mi i a';t Ci t- lecto:: 00CCPAT10X. SPECJFIC TAX. CEXEKAI. TAX. AntlioucU", 150 of one per cent, degress sales of stock oj s:cu:i- * t ies fer money.' f}i percent, cn gross value of alt ether thing* from •24 h April ’.o 30th June- 13(1?, beth days }aclusfve 2J£ per cent., on gross sales. None. 2>< pier cent.' on gross ssies. Apothecaries, Bankers, Brjwers, Brox era. Butchers, Bakers, BowltDg allets, Bildard r.ois. Coiutn'ssion mt r- cbants end com mercial brokers. Cattle bre leers, CircHS, Ccnfeclioneis, Dentists, Distillers, Distillers of Luit for ninety days or less, '•'**.. Hotels, Inns, Taverns-, hatinghousts 50 0.0 100 •200 l 1 ( 40 each To be paid by thy owner. i 1 per cent on grass sales. 5m- (-200 era, j 2)4 Per cent, cn all sales. .0 2)4 per cent, on gross sales 100and $i0 for each exhibition, to be paid by the manager. 50 2>f per ceat. on gross sates. '50 _ tii 0 20 per cent, on gross sale?. 1 t 5Ccts per gal on lit 10 gais J- $00 Sc •< and per gal on i's j ( oisthled beyond ih'fPTqb’fy Jugglers and ex'ni oitors of shows 1 Lawyers, Livery stable k.epers Pawnbroker!, Pedlars, Physicians, Photographei s, Retail dealer!. Retail dealors In'.i qxr rs. Surgt'v n’-, Theatl cm, Tobaccc-nistst Wholesale dealers, Wholesale dealers ia liquer, 1 o00 I 300 ^‘2 JO | ICO J 80 50 50 59 200 50 . :o 50 50 100 50 5J0 2’jy 200 First clais. Second class. Third cla-s. Fourth ciasr. Fifth class. 2)4 pet cent on gross sales 2l£ per cant, on gross sales 2)4 per o int. on gVnS3 sales. 10 per cent, oa gross sales. 5 per cent.cn all receipt!, to be paid by owner of building -2)4 per cent , ou gross sales 2)4 per cent, ou gross sales 5 per cent, on gross ;a'es. All persons who are liable to pay the above tax ar- here by notified that I will be at mj oEc; tv- i.v da;- f.o.afi o’clock A. M., to 4 P. M., fr:ni the ;t; t „• the 15th iu.-t to r^edive tlie above Tax for \he quaiter ‘.iding bept. 30th, IStG. All who do net give ir and pay ? .id tax by the 15th , wi.l be double ta xcd. V. T. HK .D, OcnfederateTax Collector, Office Muhlenbrink’s Building, Whitilial! l?t!cet Oct l-dl5t HEADQUARTERS STATE TROOPS, { Atlan'a, Oct. 3rd, iS63. j" Gexkbal Okiikis ^ No. 3. j’ I.—Commanding Officer! of Slate-Troops wherever stationed are requested to use their utmost elTorls to iegt and return to their respective commands ail per- ~ nt from the army without leave. all counties where the State Troops have not Ted Into the field, the commanding officers are h«-eby ordered, when necessary, lo call oia a portion of their compii.ies to arres x and return all such persors to the army. The utmost diligence is enjoined upon lh;m In the cxe cution of this order. By command of Major General DOWELL COBB. B, J. Hall kit, A. A. A. Gen. OcM-dlw Apoeal and'G nfe<tdracy copy one week. MiHsJseviile 1 outhern Union, and Athens Banne.', Milledgevitle Recorder, Athens Watchman, Augcsta Con- tt taticTtaUst, Aug us .a Chronicle A Sentinel, "Savannah Republican, Savannah News Mscon Telegraph, Co.tim-' bus Times, Columbus Enquirer, Columbus Son, Rome and Marietta papers copy once a week for two weeks. Wanted. S IX or Eight '\2fo. 1 i’ujdlers” can obtain employ ment at the ‘’Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works,” Richmond, V*. Highest wages paid and transportation furniabed if required. Refer .to. Messrs. Bones. Brown A Co., Augusta, an t McNaught^jDnnond A Oo., Atlanta. R. E. BLANKENSHIP, Agent, 3ept25-dSw Ui. henoed, Y*. Ranaway Falton Saperior Coart, October Term 1863. r that the Superior - .Ccort cf Fulton County be adjourned UR Monday the 19th inst., at 10 o’clock A. M. O. A. BULL, Judge Superior Court.. I'ce.tify thtt the above is a true extract from the minutes of said Court. Oct- 5ti, 1863. Oct 7-dlw W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. i hSO.M the subscriber on t"e night of theiSlhinsk, iay negro boy Gebrge, abru^i^ year; ola, of dark copper complexion, a*x u-. a feet S inches high, and wilt weige a^out Ida pounds, raid fcc-y is thick set and ful: f jee, aad has rather a pleasant eouiU nance, and Is quick spoken, and was raised by the Gibbs family net r coci&i Co-ole, Ga. A liberal reward will be paid lor the appre hension of said boy cr hi* delivery to me in At’-anta.— feaid boy may be lurking ahoui the c ’.y, as he h ta been seen here since he left me. JOHN Si. HOLBROOK. Ailacta, Oct 1-dtr - $23HBWiLHD. S TRAYED or ftolea frjta the sal.sciber cn Sunday night last a Cow eu l Ctlt. Fhi 13 a common a'-ze red c-lored, iugoad oraer, with horn l The Ca’f Is light red ania b oll, with t-hert noras, and about 6 months old. I bought her in BaraeavU.e, till she may be making her way back there PETER J0N5.S, ' - cct6—2t* Mason Depot. DR* J AS. B. BEATu, DENTIST, Atlanta, - - - - Georgia. Oflice and LabrAtor> at bis residence on Marietta St., 2nd Square west of 1st Presby terian Church. sep30-dtf SOUTHERN miss CIMMII. ARC E SALE FOR FREIOHTS. U NLESS Deliveredbefore the dav of Sale, tho follow ing Packages, uncalled for, at the Southern Fx- pt ess Office, iu Atlanta, wiU be liable ta be sold at Public Auction, on Ute 31st day or«lctol>er. 1803. C. T. CAJIPBELL Agent. 2 boxes Atlanta - 1 box T 11 Alih'idt 1 trunk A L Antony 1 box David A t dams ATLANTA PACKAGES. A 1 parcel N L Angler 1 iiarcel AV If Allen l box Arnold £ Wane 1 carpet bag BAi hen 15 1 demijon W Baity 1 sack BF ifc Co 1 box Rev J T1 rliitoe l box A N Eenton 1 box E A Blount 1 sack Mrs C Bell 1 box J -Belibigrath 1 box G H Brent 1 trunk j Beise* 1 package T BelUngei- 1 box » ii Blackburn 1 parcel J A Bandy, 1 pr liredogs Mrs LL Barry 1 basket lliza Beecher, 1 box J M Brows 1 bundle Diamond B 1 box Miss Jane Bray 1 trunk and box Maj Ben- i box V J Brady bam 1 box RAD I liatn J Buchanan 1 sword A If ftiark 1 box J F Brooks 4 bale* 3 I Lmgs 1 box Miss L'Boyd t l»o v < W Blown 1 box Bev W T Brantley 1 box M tiF-ranJ 1 box H Bsnkston 1,parcel t Eutler, C to'xes Gen Breckinridge 1 ]>areel Alonzo Baron, C boxes S Barliner 1 parcel J »v eirth, 1 box Lundy's Battery - 1 parcel M Brice, 1 letter UMJ Brewer 1 paper box A i- Barrow 1 box Dr R D Badger ! teapot Adelaide Bolen 9 bbls t llsrbone, 0 1 Mix H C CltStSdn, 1 package W S'CIev^land 1 box J M Cook 3 boxes J A Chamltt J box Mrs E Causey 1 pkge Lt W Crump 1 box County of Lumpkin ’1 box Dr F V Charetar I'box J T l arson J boxZ A Claik 4 boxes isn-Conolly f hox Lurapnin Countj- 1 s,;cx Sand Cart right. 1 box J B childers 1 sack J II • hester 9 boxes Cartiight & Co \boxJJ Cohen 1 trunk C A Cloud 1 sack suit C »t fT 2 boxes Green Clay 1 trunk Wha Carlisle I pkge E R Clar e 1. trunk-TITOS Grow 1 trank U A Cloud 1 carpet bag Miss A 51 Cole 2 boxes do . I bbl W II-Cook 8 sacks W H Co wen 1 cot and carpet bag ttiich 1 bundle J S Coheu en. R L Ot mpbell 4 bundles File Conan 1 basket O P * T Cockran 1 box Lt C.1I Cobb 1 package Castlebu-y 1 sick W H Connor 1 package Geo O C arter 2 baskets R H Clark j paper box Da\ id Crews 1 pair scales J Ciumey 1 package Miss F Oartw.-ightl box Col J A.Campbell 1 packsge D H N Cluck, l basket Mr O P Cunning 1 pkgo Rev Geo G’Cencof 1 bundle J H Cook H sioits J S Chanilis 1 trunk Uspt J Ocse 1 c boq JJ S Cohen » J box W it Cingler 1 spin wheel A <+ Davis 1 box Jacob D*.vis ' 1 onndle Col M Drakeford 1 box John Dosse 1 bundle Peter Dance lbovTHDeam S sicks LDean 1 bat box MBs Jessie Day 3 bundle* TP] for Deravas 1 bi g- J U Dodd A Co 1 bundle W D Dick t tox J Dooley 1 boxDr J.WjDausing 1 box J W Dill a; d 1 iron safe C;pt Deruiaalt Ii 1 sack E M Edwardy 3 baskets ERL 1 box M F!1 Inge? I box G W Einstein F 1 parcel L B Fant 1 chest W D Fuller 1 bundle Mr Freeman 1 box W L Fan is 1- bundles A M Fowler 1 bag C W Frost G 1 child’s crib Mrs C -Gauld-1 keg Ganzeibaum ing 1 parsel T R Gi ace 2 bale Mrs H Gardner 1 parcel R Gray 1 boxes M B Galcin 1 box C Goodman 3boxJJGober 1 package A Garvin 5 -" 1 boxes P Gardner 1 package Mrs H Gellner •1 box D Glowsaster 1 sack C M Green. ’ , .1 valise R L Gibson 1 jar & Go’dberR' - . 1 box R H Gililand 1 box J M Gannon 1 trunk Green Sc Welsh 1 box S R Gilt Tbox fiiss Ju'ia A Gray 1 box L O Grady IboxJLGaffiu 1 parcel O C Gicson 1 can B T Gray I box F Griihsm 1 keg V Gnggenhehner 1 vxise H Gordon 51 1 tee T J Howard 1 bcok B B Harris 1 sk W H Henderson & Co I pci Rev H 3 Havett 1 bxs A KUolt 1 baskt Mrs E A Hadock 1 bx T T Holcombe, 1 bx Anderson & Co 1 bx Miss V Hopkins, 1 pkg Rev H Horns dy 1 kg A 11 Hutchins 2 dernij M & Hamil.ou 1 b bx J M Holbrooks 1 pci J Henderson 1 bx Cspt R M Howard ‘ 2 bx arid trk H Hartman 2 si D J Herbert, 1 pkg Maj J Hoeper 1 trk W H Hunt 1 bdle M H Hutchison 1 bx A B Heaid 1 bx D G Harris 1 bx J T Hall 1 empty keg D Hunycukoffer 1 bx T D Hamilton 1 bx R Hightower 1 bx Sam Harris 1 bx Bev H O Horniday 1 tdi-swords Capt A Howell 1 pkg J M Holbrook lbxJ Henderson 1 paper box Miss A and F 1 tee W G Hall Harden 1 bx W M House 1 fcdl Mrs W R Hunter 1 pkg L H HtR 1 pkg R H Holmes 1 pkg J A Hamphili . I pkg B Hutchings 1 hat J M Holbrooke 1 cag J W Hillman 1 pkg W M Hammond 1 pci R H Hart 1 pkg Lt M N Hewitt 1 pci Jno Henderson 1 cheot 204 Sadie Hurt - .2 bxs-M Hartman 1 pci L J Howard 1 pkg M sC V Holden 4 bbls A B Trick. 1 box Jas F nsley 1 boH •’d an I hu\N Kverbalt 1 parcel G W Evirio 1 trunk Mrs Fleming 1 box 8 Field 1 box T Frink 1 trunk J Floy 1 box WH Fuller 1 carpet bag A Flet cher 1 bx Lt Johnson 1 till F O Johnson 1 bdl A M Johnson 1 bx J L C lsk JSK 1 roll wire Mr Johnson 1 bx J J;. obie 1 bdl W H Joyce 1 bdl W II Jones 1 bikt Kennedy St B ! a:r 1 pci F Crone r 1 b:c-J {yon 1 bx G Lazarus A I on 1 bx P ! a v. sob 1 swo d G a Lofton 1 bag li \ lyvus 1 bx W I ytaun 1 bx C II Langston 1 jacket J W lewis 1 pci H W L- e 1 tot B U I eak lb'll AMerwelden 11GLA Mayer 1W» Morris 1 trk-J M Murphy 1 bill J J Me Dade 1 bx E Miller 1 bx li E Ma am I bx Jno Mann 1 c tug AY li Morgan 1 bx a T Mann 1 bx M A ii 1 bdl R H McFaden 1 bbl H B McConnell 1 bx W MiJer * 1 pci W A Mitchell 1 pel McCnskey 1, c! 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O'.’. :.- l pel r> \v Ort'in 1-pcl C S Oiborae I hx W v-’Neil 1 bdl ML Fri. r 1 bx F M Pringle 1 bx J G Puilen 1 sk R M Parks A Co -1 ox L C Feb’an 1 kg WL Prior 1 bx Cod A Johnson 9 kgs J D James 1 pci J Jaobie 1 pci J 8 Jchnsou 1 pci E Jcnes 1 pel Mrs L M Jataes l bill Jetton A W 1 bx T J Jeffries K 1 pci G Konfz 1.pkgR A I.awier 1 sad; L A Sipmau 1 tdlCaptJ J 4 iad.-ey 1 bx it J Lowry 1 bx T B Lanier 1 bx J J Laa:s ord lbxOB Lowry 1 pkg T lu-jkev 1 bdl T C Locke 1 pksL McSinais 1 bbl J C M Mil Ian Ipuan W Hllie,- 1 bx A H Mays 5 bb’s Diamoud, M 2 bxs J Mi ler 1 l>s\t E Maker 1 trk Maj T Marshall 1 trk M) s L A Moon fibxs J Mi ler 1 bx JssMPer 1 pkg W J Mi ner 1 pkg n N Meyer 2 bxs J Mailett Bbx J McKee 1 bx M 'Daniel 2 bxs J T McC nneli 2 bxs Maj Brien 1 va-ice W P Vocn 1 trk Copt J C Maddox 1 bx Cspt MeClanobaa N . 1 bx No mark 0 1 bJl P Cwen 1 pkg JRD Ost-orn 1 Pis Mrs P H O'Neil 1 bx Passenger 1 sk do 1 bx R M Parks A C> i bx Dr Powell 1 bx R M Polk 1 empty keg J A Penton 1 pkg P P Pease 1 pkg J8 Porter 1 pkg Mrs K P* vne 4 pkg R J Foxell I bdlsJWPcttuS 1 (-it T li Rodgers 1 bx R Russo 1 1 bdl R Rectar 1 pci Chss Roberts 1 pel F C Roberts 1 pkg R W P.eed 1 box J Robert on 1 pkg .3 B Keardson 1 bx Tho3 Rowland 1 pkg h II BcvnoWs 1 bdl J U Price 1 bx 3 G Hawbks ltrkVr* J Jau'isbtry 1 tale S K P & Co 1 sword Tlios J kinss 1 bx M Milpinan 1 t k J N Btiidcand T bx B StCaTta A Co 1 bx Jrs Etown t 1 b.v Gcr Swat Is I trk P dtaub j pa'lei n Sto'om. n , pci J J Pewe s i jicl Jno Stevens,. . pkg J F Ftrick and 7 bx A II Sh.tw | bx SSaunUe:* | bx M Solomon * hx J S fan.field j b -gs J S MuckellbrJ, f bx E Sauiule s 1 bag J Ii Sterlini 3 pci J W gt Clair 2hd's skins R II Tooley lbx F Tarry . lblkt&bdlc T B Thurman 1 pkg J Slhrashe; 1 bx Capt H Tensiey 1 pkg P D Threcw.lt -t 1 can A C Vail 4 bx 1VG Weaver 1 bundle Maj h i Us 1 box Isaac Winter 1 box G R Wisemar 1 whapl J 8 Walton .1 sk J D Whitaker ' 1 bx Mrs* W.eob 1 bx T J VVende 1 1 bx M D L Wright 1 bx W J Wood IpclTS Wi son 1 pkg J T Whitaker 1 pkg Wood IT K* Co I c bag J N Waldrop 1 bdl J R Wickers ft bigi AV 1 sa;k N A Webster 1 trunk and 2 bxs M Wall I bbl R J vt l» on lbx G A Week. 1 box 11 Wen ine \Y lbx 3 AV Vi lii'tel.er 1 c bag J 8 AV i son 1 keg M D LW.lght 1 bx G W’ood 1 pci C'apt A li AV, iglit l bdl skins J AWil.iuaa l sk J M AVihis l bx Hiram VVn'o-s 1 sack — A\ h-e 1 sword Lt T K Wells, 1 stand jBr# 8 AA hita’-er 1 pkg Lt Wi-.cm-an I pkg D Jf WcodiuSf t tx Cant. AV' Wei born 1 bx f anil Walker 1 pkg T it 3 AVi -on 1 bdl F AVill’amr 2 ba’es J T AVlucehead 1 bag V/ li AVi'son 1 paper box 11 Ykuag MISCELLANEOUS PAL KAUi. 3. A 1 box Col J A Andrew?, Cbattamoga. 1 va'.lse A & L 1 box J Autreil, Chattanooga 1 package, Capt J D Allison 1 package, J D .Abercombio, AVarlraee B 1 trunk, Col T D^drer* Cliattanocg i 4 box H II Brown do 1 sack J W Bacou rio 1 box Di- D J Blair 1 Dunole J T Ross, Wartrace - ' 1 package Lt Base, Saelbj ville 1 package D P Berry, Chattanooga 1 package J M Brandon do 1 package Gen AV B Boggs, TuHahc-m? 1 package AV Darnel t. Cnattann :g i 1 box VV A Burch, Sht lhyvilic 1 packaga V J Bruce, (ga 1 package J li lire, hear. Atari.:*, e ”c: 1 package Capt Bol ing, Cbicam-tuga 1 bex J P (5.-aw ord, Chattanooga 1 box B Cook co 1 bundle D V Cat nan do 1 box C D Cantrell do 1 trunk Ii Ii Cas'ei! , id' X package -Jhos Cushman,. Shelbyville 1 package J W Clarke, Ctiattanocga 1 pair saddle bags T ftl Cown, do 1 package Jno C intreil, do 1 package W H C.'aytcn '* do I package A V Coleman do 1 package D C Clayton do 1 package t W C.-odel- do 1 box J if C jMier do D 1 box II Davis, Chattanooga 2 trunks C Dugan do 1 packsge J ii Davis da' 1 keg B y Dngan do 1 package J L M Davidson, AVaitr, ce 1 psekage J B Dill, Chattanooga 1 package Mrs J C Dilard, Cairo 1 package J K Dunlap, Chattanooga 1 ptekage F JI Dagncli da K 1 trunk R Ewen, Chattanooga 1 package LB Echols do 1 box L M Edwardy do 2 boxes C Ever, S'.ieibyyllie m 1 ect Cot Fiskei CH&tt’nooja 1 carpet bag Mrs Cel Fields, Chat* a no; g t 1 box A Fab. <Je 1 package J Faulkner do G 1 valise T N Guthrie, Chattanooga } box Mrs S Gregory, do . 1 box C H Green, do 1 parcel.C D Gibsan, War trace 1 package Jno Green, 8he!byvli!e 1 pack-ge J AV Gray, Caattanoogn 1 package C H Glsen, Shelby vibe 1 saddle and bridle A J Green CeaBan oga II 12 boxes J Harris, Uun'.sv l'e 1 bundle Dr L H Sicks, Chattanoog i 1 trunk Crpt AC Hackersu-.i* do 1 paokage M M Uowaid *h> 1 box M A-Harvey do 1 carpet bac T H Higgs ■•'■o I bundle J T llev.-.-.i «■» 1 carpet bagT M Hotqur T package W M HatiiUe. vv'artraoe j package J M Hotk Chafa'ioeg.i 1 packaged F HaiU-y oo 1 package J H H<* llaml. It nrg-i ■! X packsgajfi ••• 1! -one* Sh •••-y v: c 1 package u T C-.i t.-r Coy; ! • o a X packag) w K ii, g c a 1 paskake S llt lf iwjiv • •> a parkage G W li&ssom C. j package G ii U dt d • I package H. lbri'. -rg & J. • -j pack*ga V 4 Hiil o j sa k U H If inks d » 1 bundle T B J >ac 1 box A Jenkins «, Criittanoo^ ; d. Ii t’«n • tlt> do IL lbix W AV Skright., C 1 box Mrs Hr.lif) 1 parcel J ^ Keraiey •1 v*i ee Lt J E La :k ! e, C latla -a ); 1 box Col J Lythver •; • 1 trunk W Leftwich >i 1 1 box Mrs M BL'iiv . _ *-*» 1 package Jno Lynn, Tot ao-t-aia 1 sword J W Loander C mt anoog ; 1 box J P Lee, HunlsvLT.- 2 U;xe» J Mu-'d )-. k,C .atiasoiga 1 ourutle Lt j A Mir^j-regory, Coafftato g i •Jtoxis J H slcHwavne <ta 3 bexss J K M ;Lta ton •* > 2 picksgrs J R Mu-ray d » 1 package J Mathews n • 1 package J L r arshaP, Maacntrter 1 package R W Milciell 1 ucx J W Mai iaw, Tallaitom* 1 paekage U A M m3, Chattaaoc-gt 1 package L-. Morgan, do S 1 trunk 3 AV N or them. Chau to-oga 1 package- T C Napier do 2 pruning hock, no mark do 8 swords, no mark do 1 blanket do dst 3 pair saddle bags, no mark do 1 package J T Noithercutt^Murfreesboro’ 1 plstoj w B NoviBe, AVartrace 1 saddle Passenger, Chattanoagt 1 box T T Parker do 1 sack AV Powers da 1 saddiesnd bridle Fa stuger, Caaitapioga 4 1 box AV R Ph.Ulpj, do ' 1 keg Prior A J d;> 1 package AV C.-ayrcn to 11 bxs, 1 ss anil keg L ll 1 TdPtps 1 trk 8 C Tony 1 p rg Rev K li Pa’iner R l fix J O HoVnsoa. 1 bx V Eus-c l ;i ba’es A ii Rucker 1 bdt AV G Bey no tG 1 pkg Mary F Rcyno'tl? 3 bxs J Roberts m 1 pci J O Ksy e 1 pkg R Ransom 1 hx ii RRy*n 1 j i ino M iittsse ! 1 bdl Dr 8 Ii RayUurg Si 1 pkg IU f usore 1 1.x SB R Co 1 trk A N Sweet i bx i' N SutCemaH 1 bx N Stevens 2 bxs E Pteadm n I guu J CStewart 1 varies D Smith t t rk M Saloshiai A Co t bx Early Smith I paper box J J Shepherd - 1 .-ox Mrs Prut J Femmes 1 bag G II Smith 1 bx Dr T Pmitl) 1 pci Pabcr l’acto-v, 1 bx H showers 1 pci b A Fini ti i pk? A K : e in) 1 bx A Solono).i ~\ bdl I' M Sci’.vy 1 bx A UTubbte 1 grate J H TUrtsher L pc* J B Tlpp'm 1 bbl Mr! 8 (’ LUO Jar and sic ii i» Thompson 1 buacieMftI Rowwn, ChatUnooga' 1 trunk L W lUltigh da 1 pump HJ Rice, ; do 1 package M J Raw i: D g dt, 1 package Capt Rhodes, TalUhoaa 1 package J Ranids, Wartrace 1 packaage J W Ryan, ChrtUnoaga 1 package T L Ridley Jo S 1 box H Sterling, Loujeu. 1 box 8^ Steele, Chatlaxobra 1 bundle J D Snipe do 1 keg H Spurlock jo 1 bale J A Siirii do 1 bale J L Smith • do 1 saddle T B Stewart do ‘ , 1 package V Sinlh do \ package J R Sat:h - do 1 i ackage IA Stoxreia d*> 1 paprr box J PS»U to l package Lt A P Shuck do 1 package J.H Smith d-> 1 package C G Stovall do l package J H Shotter do I package J B Bale do 1 basket Capt S J SifftW, X»anel 1HU T l raattrts? R.-bt Tone Caattar.ojga l box J AflWUcmas da 1 package K Thornton <1 a 1 package J A Turner do • V 1 bundle Phil Yicarro.Murfreeibjro 1 package A’aasou A Anthony, Tufiahema W bax J W AVil-son, Huntsville c irp st b a g Th >a AV eb b, Cloittaa o o g i 1 box T J\ AVinston do 1 box C B AYatkln3 do 1 trunk Geo Wadsworth i‘o 1 pack*ge AA' E AA’ard' d.> 1 package L Wilkinscn, AVattrsce V packa.ea H AVarren, Flintvklj 1 package R F Weary, Chattanooga 1 package H II AVr.de Sc Co, Hutt*v:l t l packs go L M AVDson,' s do * DALTON 1 puckf ags J T Rither 1 sack AV j A Bry au 1 bax AV P C ark 4 banclJis.,2 trunks, 1 box Mrs Casloy I package Dr J j Desrafck : 1 trunk. Ai.-s 8 O El io'.t 1 box S C Fudge 1 hand.e D.- G H Giern i keg etcr .t A/tmieil t box AV I! Lawhorn 81 sinks E Nesblt 1 bax AA r l’ondc.' l barrel AY J Page I package J S Ulctardiou l box J \V Stevens 1 bundle Dr Slia.-p l saddlj Joscjdi Terry 1 box X IJ Wi3e P acka^e U B You.vo ?.l PACKAGFh 1 sack J M Bri; ht 9 trunks Capi Biookiuor* package! Coke & iUdy 1 bale 1. Cohen • truck and bjt AX 'V Llutsu 1 tox RoU Paris' t bo x Capt U AV 8t. i key 1 box RAW rt‘p2.Uepfi*) 1% -Lai. ^ UCTION SALIS. i>. WILKES MORRIS, Aucl’r. 0A888 SALS AT A0STI8N O 2?* imp rfud Goods by 1-ataiogne: if hi* SATURDAY, Oct, 17ifi, 1863, com- '■LJ iiienciug at 1) o’clock, A. M., I will acfl ut my Ftiliis Rooms, No. 3 Qrutito Row, Wif- mintclf'B, N. C., tho entire cargoes of Steam ships x BANSHEE, PET' AKD JUNO. With iurge cacsigumenta Kx other ships, making the assortment of useful anti neces- sary articles complete, viz: hales heavy fancy eassimcie do assorted clot ha t iit> melton do -1 ut) regatta stripes .‘3 do bed tick- cases stay binding 12 do Coats’ spool cotton, 200 > dt O rJ do flax thread U do linca do- O do while ginced thread 4 do mens’ merino shirts (i O do do <io fancy flannel shirts do L. cloth shirts 5 do do linen, white euau colored shirt collars. 3 bales white, fancy avovc, and colored Sai- . onies ^ . 2 cases hosiery , r . ■ , 1 case felt huts, Canadian 2 cases India frills (5 bales solid check ginghams, ass’d colors, 3 do black and white do 1 case black metal buttons 1 do do bone do 1 tlo miiitvry buttons,large C. B. A. 1 do linen cambric lidk’fa 3 cases Madder aud loi. silk hdk’ik 1 case head lidk’i's - 3 cases stitched linen, eunbrichdk’ja 1 disc Irish linen 1 do superior suspenders 3 cases ready made clothing . 4 d > blank books' { - 7 do fiat ionary 7 do printing paper, 3-1x33 V ; 1 70 cases bools and shoes, ass’d 3 do Fi onch waxed cad skins, 75 dozen 4 bales sole leather . Lease shoe strings .> rolls liara.ess leather 3 cases cotton cards on loath r 500 M- percn.fisidrt Cans- * 3 casks cutlery. 4 casks weeding Logs 47 bags i rime -him, C<<lie. 5 hlidl brown sugar 40 bbls do do ^ 70 chests a id hall, chests green and black teas .. 30 ca Utica green and black Uai 140 tiox- ii English brown soap f.O iialfbit.ves Eng. do . do 100 do do sperm-caudles 30 )>i>ls Cassava siaich ... 3-7 boxes London do , ... !<) do Corn do 4'i do (Ur do 30 i-jisss s-dad oii - i»~ lugs black pepper . ...... 3Jc:ti-cs mustar.d 330 kegs BiCarb Fotla - • i4 c-iak3 soda crystals, • r - . 7 cases bravfu Windsor ami fancy soaps' 4 cases quinine, ZOO bzi . . 34 casks epsom salts 11 .drums castor oil 10 cases drngs,,asi>M 2 do borax - 1 cask do 22 cases drugs, ass’d - - * ? Sniph.Morphia,, calomel, ipecac, ix.io s i >di le, liact opium, nitrate silver, Camphor, tart acid, &e., &£.,&c. 574 sacks Turks IsTar d salt -„-j hhds. SOffbags Liverpool fine salt, .28 lbs. each 50 boxes tin plates 4 tons hollow ware, ass’d . ‘ , 1020 cbeata pure Scotch whiskey case bottles, glass stoppers, wired 272 c ises old*T^tn gin id same style 300 cases brandy, extra brands 00 cases champagne ; 10 do Port Wine 9 Qr. cisks Pinet bran ly 'r 14 bbls runt, - -iRfiR—rpt4ta Ve ilmington, N. C., Sept- 2o, 180^ ecu ta iSLAMS VARIETY W0KBS, Allatoona^ Ga. affAisi upaotuuhr WAGONS, SPOKES, - HUBS, . . KIMS, WATER BUCKETS, and WELL BUCKETS, Address, JT. W. CLAVIO.V 4c CO, tept 5-d*wlm