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A-lrerUntfia-jrilB or notice* laTae local celaa.ii, Med*, per I tie lor . xoli lokcrQon. /. i 1 U-.* ’Ini a> e pl'raaciaf, ni not of yes; - ral public la- Itfr.-m wi l irt ebarej for kj \ jTrrti&etnenUl. t>« i'u ul ie wl4 be <:h<.raed Oft cents per ilae for each* neertioo. lir.i.y P\ *rr at (lie emtater, per copy, SO telite. HrioU ll>Vi«KTl!«Knr:ilT8, 8a‘J* of l.anj aoJ Ncgrces, by A.lmiDirtr» f rTa, Kxcc- to.** or liuirinaits, are required by law to be held on the Ant l iufc.Uy tn themontti, between thp hoars of lea hr Cue f> i.:».oa auil Uiite in the at the (Joart H..an< in :h-; county in wfcJ-fa the |>^ialy n situated. N..ileus •>< three mioatonst be given tu a puhti* gasetto ♦*.» J.^>i pieiiuut to the L»y of sole. Ni it cs lor 11.0 hhIc of personal piopertjr «•«» be giv en i.. ii*e rnuui r M* days previous to sale Jay. Uou.t-s 'a> debtors ami credNtors of art c .late mast «l-ti ir»: j>uL» itfiieli 40 ‘My#. 4k^h •: mat kppdcallon wit) t.a icaJe t* tfi* Court el O.'SIRa-y for loavo lo suit L^uJ or Ncg. o*s, luuef. be pUotWieii tor two mooliir. tiH/touin* fjr Icitets cf Adirlntstrattoa, Uuard’.an- <aii>, A’»., laiwl »>e published 3»l days —for dlsraiiclon /rom AituiUdatration, vueitA/p i''u* for disiuft- «lou fr..m (lour'JIatialiSp, AO liays. Uni... for foreciorurt <»f Mortifx^e tauirt be pabUehed /«.oiuV-V !‘-r juiir rr.nvtM—fni establishing lout papers, nt ■ Ute/ ■*., i.jmre <<J Itu 04 -morUhn—lot compefllag ifHea fr-i.u uikio...oi#<ir Anmini»uat<)rs, abereb-wd aas neen ^, :1 , by ii ' if fiTMtd, the full spaeeof Hirne taenllia, PaolKWO’ 1.4 will KiW.tys ho continued accoriting lo tfiooe, the .. ioyain-woula, emleea oihc.'wise ordered ut the folio a.wg in X A' 51B I «fi,a'.tou», on letters of,ATriilhtt.traUw|, b* •• ( {;imts4ivry froiu AdnitfiUudMFS Utl “ • • « “ OoArifisn !. 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Wj^VxRfmouo’, Geotuiia, ) October 15,58ft5i, \ Rti (<>r iStiMHioth- Jiep'illu’u/i : At the ictjuent trl mttny friend?, North and S-u, h, 1 h» vc determined, tvith your pcrhiis- t-p+n, to iiu.*} <*ur paper tia a channel through which to eoiinmmicato io the public a lew items which rune iibticr my observation du- titur my soiouri), ot nearly Jour iii<>ulhs, m • h^d.” ? Wtif^i Uh# army received orders to retire from (soltysburg, I .was, atiuy own request, detailed with Capt. C<w>k, rtf ttadB 1 (Georgia Uiftai in, to altciul to Wright’s Brigade ll ispiu), Liu* surgeon who was assigned to tii if place having defined to romain Wo soon looked in satluess upon the last tciiriiig vidc.tte of our aiuny, and watched with painiul iiutipeutie lor tho Yaukee ad-, v.tncc, which We* expected (ti 'cimiu at ‘ dou ble quick.” Our suspense became so pro- irccAtt that we tonnd some relief in the idea th u l) >th ariiiies were retreating in ofjposite duct*, ions. Nearly twenty-four hour* had elapsed alter the departure of our forces, wheai we cipicd the “blue bellies” in tfio dis- - t .t(ic,c,advaue'tngli,t .a speed wbifcU convinced ui that they dia not intend ,to overtake the !libels, it such an event could be avoided upon uuy reasonable pretext 1 advanced and met an otlicer who came i u warcl lor that purpose, and whose general .demeanor cotiviftced me that he was a gen- ilcman,-Ids Union prccHvilies '.o the contra ry, not» ithslamWng. lie iiKSUred me Ihait every ett’ort shGDhUtie mnde-to alletiato the sutt'cilugs of ottr wounded,and with his com* tnand passed slowly ou. Thus wo lblt our selves, for the lirst time, under Uncle Sam’s protection, and were gralitied at the kind reception we met w ith ut the hands of our htranger couples,; It is but justice to swy that, Vo far as my observation extonded, du- ring the mouth I remamed iu the city of<£*t- t} ■tnurg, they fully complied with t.hei>ro- mi?c made me by the lir^t one I met. Many it noble Southerner died for want of atten tion, but the blame rests with our surgeons, in their lailure to make proper. details qf nurses. As soon as our wounded were able to be removed, wo-wero ordered to report to the l*rovi«st, who promised to sand us to City I'oiut. And indeed we thought the “Iron h i-aj’’ was about' 1 'dash into Baltimore, when, to our unfeigned regret, dismay and indignation, w o were inhumed that we were- cnroule for N&r York. The authorities at Gotham, when we ar- t ived there, were like the boy who drew the olephuut, and*was delighted with his prize, but had no place to put it. So the Gotha mites st emul to be much elated when we were usliorctl iulo the presence of the pro vost general, butfet soon told us that he knew not why we were sent, there, or what diaposiiiou to make of us. lie sent us to (fen. Canby, and he sent uslo General Dir, and wo. thought Dix wouldsCTid us to Dixie; tint lie rent na to tho Park a place which, lot*filth, would sttuHRin ordinary l>ig>t\ e licre we leniaiuetBOrcral day?,du- ling* which time we were visited by kitid .irieuds who generously supplied us with .every needful article of clotliitfg, and a few greenbacks- lie also requested the licnten- u,t in charge of us to permit us to stay at Hie hold till we were sent South. To this Hie young otlicer readily ecnsentetl, and 7 live rebel surgeon? and twochaplaius were soon known to be at large in the great me tropolis. Now we were met «t every timn with invitations to padake ot the hospitali ties ot those who'symyatbizo with our cause The lew days wo passeil in this way were ilecidtfdly agreeable. Nothing was left un done that would add to our comfort. Gen tlemen introduced us to their families, and we were made lo feej truly like wo were among friend*. During my stay there 1 dis- t lifted <'ur national affairs with gentlemen iroiu m arly every State, end while moat of t!icm thought .jyeowgli* to have fought tor mir rigiits in the I oiyn, they all united in the belief that iadeju.'udoue-j would yel crmvn *>ur t d.u hi. It seemed to be the set tled copvteflon with them that armed inter vent ion by any lorcigu power would pr«>- long the war. They argue that thousands who would not otherwise participate in the -struggle wiil liy to aims in ibe eveut of l»fr- i-ign iuterveoUon. Presiitent Davis is evidently looked upon as the first tnau.oh Urn. continent, and tiny say they would have floe iced to him, hai he 1BROR OIABKS TO BB DAKG&BOUB WHKH BBASOM is LsVl - Rax TO COMBAT IT VOL. IX. ATLANTA, vibu., OCTOBEK 27. 1863. NO. 293. city do* of his master’s collar. This fellow informed us that the Provost was absent. 1 handed him the instructions from Gen. Dix, which he glanced over with an air of dis masting importance, and said: “So I sup pose you infernal rebels are traveling thro’ onr c«*nntry free of charge and without an escortV” *‘Wc are, sir,” said I, *‘bnt it is un manly in you to insult prisoners on account of the actions of your own officers. We are gentlemen,” continued I, “and gentlemen snch as Gen. Dix resnects and treats as such.” This was the first v aakeo who had offered tis an insult,and we werosoon shielded from his taunts by the entrance ot the Provost who placed us under an escort lor Fortress Mon roe. As we shaftmed down the Chesapeake on the beautiful steamer Adelaide, lounged on bur gorgeous sofas and partook of the many delicacies which her table alfurde J, we little thought that our quarters woulds*x»n be ex changed lor the gloomy walls of Fort Nor folk. Fond anticipations of greeting friends and loved one# in “Dixie,” together with the pleasantness of traveling on a first class pas senger steamer, caused us to forget every care sod mingle with the psssengsrs, as thouga we bad been of like feeling and sen— 1 Umcnt. But,alas! how vainare all human expectations. Instead of going to City Point wo were sent to Fort Norfolk, and as the massive key was turned upon us we were politely informed that we were held as hos tage* for certain Federal non combatants held by our government We remained here two weeks; our fare was very good, and we were permitted to walk about the Voit an hour each day.. Oar friends were allowed to visit us, ana tho officer in com mand, M»jor Murray, treated ns like gent le mon. Here we were joined by fifty or sixty other gents of similar doth. Our disappointment reached- its climax When orders came for us to be sent to Fort McHenry, and had wc not been ashamed to betray the confidence reposed in us by Maj. Mulford in giving the liberties ot the boat, we would have taken possession of the cralt and steamed for “Dixie’s Land.” Arrived at Fort McHenry, we were assign ed Co quarters in a long warehouse looking building, which leaked wor.-e than an ordi nary bush arbor. There other occupants in the house who greatly exceeded us in num ber, and who disputed our right to dwell there; but being reinforced by a couple cf experienced terriers, and & large quantity of scalding water, we routed the enemy com pletely and lived in peaceable possession of our prison home. Here we had permission to stroll at will over about fifty acres of land, and bathe at pleasure in the placid Patapsco which washed the Fort on either side. The ladies of Baltimore visited na often, and gave us many tokens of their kind regards in the way of useful articles of clothing, heavy baskets of delicacies, fruits, ice cream •tee. It. is superfluous to pass eulogies upon Ahe conduct ot these aegeis of merey, when their character is so well known by South erners. There was quite a number of our' servants in the Fort, who wer e captured at Gettystaurg, a tew of whom took the oath and joined the Yankee ar my, whilst most of them steadily refused to work or fight for Abraham Lincoln, President of the so c died United States. It will, perhaps, be admissi ble here to relate a conversation which took place between Titus, a colored man, from South Carolina, and Brig. Gen. Mon it, U. 8. A- It was as follows: Morris—'* Well, Titus, are you willing to enlist and tight for liberty under the Stars and Stripes?”— Titus—'• No, sir, you'may shoot me lust, and den I won’t light ginat my government.”— Morris—“ Well. Titus, they ire going lo put you all in the army if you gOjSouih." “ Dat a jist what 1 want, sir.” Morris—“Don’t you ‘want a good suit of cloUses ?” Titus—“Not from your government,'sir; my government is able to give me clothes," Morris—“Oh, pshawyour government is ‘played out,’ your money’s worthless,” “Dal’s all you know about.it, de money's jest as good in de Soof as *tf» in do Noil, tor dar^hrything high, and nfoney plenty, hpreebrytiog cheap and money skace. Niggamave a dollar in deS mf where bucora don’t have a dime in do Norf. Oh, dar man,?! know'you aint talking when you axin dis chile to fight in de Soul.” Their treatment to ohr servants is even worse than I expected, if those who hare good homes in tliei South would only listen M those who are lottBnatc enough to escape Alter once being^rntYankee hands they willbi; contented at name. * Lost this orticlo should beqpme wearisome I will conclude it by sayunEthat from all my obL-ervation during my Jorthera tour, I am more full/ convinced than ever that a straight forward energetic course will bring us Pkace a»p Independence, wjth all the Wofsings which usually accompany them. Their country is full of disseasiqhsMpd de sertions from their army are* dail_ iagmoro frequent. Their army in equably grow weaker daily as they muster oat their good troops and supply their places with negroes, or what is worse—substitutes ■The feelings of jealousy and hatred existing between the colored and white troops are tally alarmiag. Then, “Let us all be up and doing, With a heart for any fate,’’ For 1 can imagine no fate worse than re union. If the faint hearted would lake a mental pilgrimage over the past history of this war, and call up before them the many noble sacrifices which have been, made our liberty; oh! if they would visit bleeding plains,of Manassas, tread the sol- he flourished his commutation receipt-— Many a Federal now stand*, a a did the one mentioned abovo, thinking of torchlights and soliloquizing to himself that thua tue whirligig of time brings about his revenges. Finw Noni'HEitN Virginia.—The news from Northern Virginia is of a character which, possibly, it may bs indiscreet to pub lish. There has been no general engage ment, and the prospect of such an occur rence never was, to all appearances, more distant at any period of the war. Meade is believed to be resting at Cjnlre- ville after tho fatigue or his prodigious ske- daldle. His retreat is considered to have been so masterly as to have dimmed forever the lustre ot the laurels won by McClellan ia that branch of the art of war. He “ fell back ” witb more celerity than Po;>e, and with more success than cither he or McClel lan. Whilst we cannot but admire the suc cess ot his (?:ape, we shall never cease io wonder why he exposed himself in a man ner to make liis flight necessary. It it was his design to lleeasqpon as he was menaced, why did he ever come to the Rapid an ?— One would suppose that froiiP the Rappa hannock to Washington was u sufficiently rong race-track. What his next move will be it is impossible to conjecture. Perhaps, as he was so successful in running away, lie may venture forward again. 11 he does ad vance again towards-the Rapid an, lie can hardly do bo in less than a month, us it wiil take aim at least that time to re construct the Orange qjid Alexandria railroad, which, by the exertions of both armies, has been pretty thoroughly demolished t. om Culpep er <lourt liras-* to Manassas Juhfilion.— Rich. A’mmincr. FnoM Eastern Caroi.ixa:—A eorres- pamient of the Richmond Sentinel, writing from Headquarters near Kinston, N. C., Oc tober 15, furnishes the following : As you will see, wc are now ner Kinston, N. (J., whither wc have been blown by a pro pitious or uopropitious breoze/as time and events n*ay determine. It may not be gen erally known that Major General Pieactt lias charge of the Department ot North Carolina, which extends from the Appo mattox to Cape Fear river—a very impor tant command, as the entire railroad com munication with the South is under bis pro tection. fcto far as I can see and jodge, eve rything is in good working order, troops are where they should be, and activity and en ergy are visible on all aides. 1 find the people of the old North State willing and ready to do all their power for the cause, and w r e were cheered by the waving ot handkerchiefs all along ths route from Weldon to Goldsboro’. We are treat ed very kindly by all, and it is with peculiar pleasure that I aunounece the fact that some, although sorely pressed by the war, still refuse to take any compensation for what they can spare, but deal it out with a lavish hand to all who make application.— I might add several names to the “ roll of honor,” but fear of giving offence, for men capable ot such deeds are ever unwilling lo have them heralded. The people ot Wilson were in excellent spirit?, occasioned in part by a speech of President Davis, on his .way South. The ladies were very attentive. Driving the waiters of the hotel off, they waited on him th person at his meal. Havinc finished, he was called upon for a speech, with which he. complied, addressing the ladies in a few re marks and in the housewife style. He told them, among other things, “ to take care of their Con federate jnoney, that it would be good in a few days; the washing day is oyer, the clothes are hung on the line to dry; alt that is needed is a little more sunshine.”— The cars moved off oinid the cheering of the crowd and the waving of handkerchiefs by the ladies. Report lurther.says that os cular impressions were freely made and re ceived by the ladies and the President. Armstead’s brigade is now ealled Barton’s brigade. Brig. Gen. 8. M. Barton having been assigned to it. lie was taken prisoner at the lalLof Vicksburg, and has been exchang ed. He is said to bo a Virginian, and from Fredericksburg. He bids fair to give satis faction. ' , We are utterly at a loss to account tor tluf entire failure ot the mails,nogFhaving i each cd us since om* arrival here, now over a i week. Hid away in the forests of pine, our ‘ mall is the only tiling we have to rcly^upon to relieve the cuiiii' of our position, and wo look and long tor him iu vain. Cannot something he done i More anon. ‘•MILES.” •U. )V. at TLUESOS. II. S. IIIII.. ! AUCTION HOUSE. M. W. HUTCHESON & CO., (iesertl, Aiictien, Commission —AND- REAL ESTATE MERCHINT8, CONNALLEY’S BUILDING, Comer Whitehall and Alabama Sts., ATLANTA, dEOKQfA. "¥ Gooils, Gro series, R<-*1 E4,*te, Negnses, Hemes, Males, Wagoas, Furniture, Clothing, an 1 in st.ort mission Wring bousjkl, sold and fctripped c d com- SCHOOL BOOHS. pitch.. Busin eis oUeoded to with \ r^mpintss ani <iis- Oct 4-dlss BRAUMULLER & KNIGHT, GENERAL COMMISSION, Produce & Beal Estate Merchants WHITEHALL A TLANTA. Keep Constantly on Hand Large and Splendid Assortments Chewing «nd Smoking Tobacco, ^Macaboy and Scotch Snuff, Sutrar, Ceffee and ffice. Flour, Corn and Meal, Salt, Soda and Meal, Syrup, wines and liquor®, Hats, boots and shoes, Soap, Trunks and Shoelbread Piated Ware and Hard Ware, Pianos, Musical Instrument?, «fcc., &c. &: We solict further consignments and will take pleasure to sell goods at owners best advantage. BRAUMULLER & KNIGHT. Oct 16-dtf • DR. JA8. B. BEAN, DENTIST, Atlanta, - - - - Georgia. Office and Laboratory at his residence on Marietta St., 2nd Square west of 1st Presby- teriaa Church. _ sep3Q-titf RESIDENCE NEAR DEGATUR For Sale. A K23IMN0K with one hundred aid tea acres, with mtnforiftklj improvement* directly on the c*i riige toad fro* Atla.tm to Decatur. Apply to JOHN T S ill TH, Oct l>-dlia Intelligencer OtPce. Beal Estate Brokers. mHBguhjeriberj offer their services to the pubu: lor JH ths purchase cr sals of Beal Estate. PANSILL A JONES, Markham’s Block, Whitehall St. Oct 15-Jm COFFIN AND CABINET SHOP, Lactle St., near WaltoarSpring, C 1HARLBS BOHHEFELB, Manufacturer > keeps caastantly on hand a Rood assortment of Read.? Made CoiHna a* Ms Wholesale Boom on Whitehall Street,In Dr. Thurman's building. A11 orders prompt!/attended to. , * CHASE BOHNEFiLD. CotlS-glia* Luckis Bt., near Walton’s Spring. FOR RENT. I WILL Kent to the highest bidder at CampLellton, on the first. Tuesday ia November next, for the year 1861, a large River Plantation, belonging t i the es late of CoLThOi /.Lai fa am, dec’d, Oct 19-(H0j W. J. GARRETT, AdmV. hti of Malvern HUl, or dwell awhile vely upon the gory fields of Sharps cellorsviil* Gettysburg, and otli iclt have been made classic by the ‘ e iSoulherner?, or look around heroes minus a leg or an arm, ember that all this; besides mil re, has been thrown away un less our independence is established, they would blush with shame at the thought of submission. A ours truly. % :• /. M. STOKEA Chaplain 3J Ga. Vola His Eves Opened at Last,—Once iu a while a Northern Wide A w.ike—Lincoln’s great ^uppqrtet? iu 1800—really gets his eyes opened, aud “B^es things.” The Harrisburg raised ihq Surs And tStrjpes and struck 1br 1 Colon tells the following: i.nr rights iu the Union. Many endeavored ^ a.s one ot the drafted men came out of t< i persuade mo that we ought to reunite wiih j t j, e marshal's office, a few days since, just >tll save the New England State?, but I gave j shorter than when he went in, ho cast it as my opinion that we uever would cou- j fris giace around on the lugubrious faces of sunt to au affUiaitou with any except the j the expectant throng standing in the hall, slave States. whose hour had not yet come, and soothed When arrangement were made to send us ! jjjg kindred spirits thus; “ Bqys, three years South they gave us transportation to BaUi- j ±g 0 j was a g*y Wide Awake, and wore a . ii ore, with iustruciknis to report to the Pro-! gjazed cap st mf own expense; but the coal vost at that place. Hero we tmmd a sottish {oil was said to be free. .They are now set- Lieutcuaut iuthe Provost’s office, who seem- ] nj n ^ that coal oil account; I’ve paid mine d lo be i e proud cf his insignia as is thej and here’s the receipt in fullsaying whic Anecdote op Judge Marshall.—She Petersburg Regiecr, in an article showing the futility of suppressing the vice of ga; blieg by legislation, mtrodue3 the lo |ng anecdote; ^ - Richmond *4iM always Jmea a terriAo place for gan^Jling. Years ago, it and Au gusta, in Georgia, wtio noted the country through fia thoheudqunrtei^ of*tho sporting fraternity. Iu this connection an auecdofc e is f old of the late Chief ffusttec Marshal). While ou hy way to hold the Federal court at Augusta, he was overtaken dd The sandy country of SjulIs Caiolina by a sallow look ing chap, riding a 11 ear bitten, sand-hill, tacky... With the curiosity characteristic of hi%class he wished to know all ab?ut the- jfcjtinger 4 ’ —what moot be his name, aifii .wbfilT mout the place become Irono, and wJh^ xjaout Hhe place he was goidg tdg - The^'Old oixl uaturedly “playesAtHi^%is eut- echiz^^for jt while, but at’last pernurted. him lo^JteKiftaia that he was from R’ch S ond in^Hfegtaia, and was gofutr to Augus : tin “Well” silttsTsallo-v^ce, “yon say yttu aie irorii Ricauaoml, in Virgin ity V” “Yes,” said the Judged*And yuu say,” replied the sallow-face, “that you are a gw me to Gusty Georgy V ’ “1*11 b 3 daru’d it you aint got a deck in your pocket.” FOR SALE! A GOOD DWELLING HOUA, with four gcod rooms, two good fire place*, tuid fifcng room with p&xtriea attached, a good double negrokpEto with one fire place, smote he uso, dairy, corn crib,doable and buz/y house, cook honae. and also a good bfibk s'ore house two stories high. Apply to ADAM JONES, Jr., qctia-dlw* ^ Wartentou, Ga. OLD DOMINION Tobaccf WaMouse, Atlanta, .Ga., JWO. F. WOODSON, Agent, rno makaaaUwf Tobacco £br the MinuTaiturers and X herders qW^rsliila and North Carolina. He oocu- iftdUie aa lfcmter Street, a few doors H\iu;er?ana*Whiteha!l Street, lifsfctawwl Tobacco now offered for t£dto Chllioon. idera# Spates 6 Fer Cent. Cfotton Interest Bonds. TNSiS JjB who wart to inrett money in these very <ic- •JL dfalo Denis will fin! It to their iaureit to ca!l at n>y oftteaEu hooter Street, a few door* below the corner el HuMei- and Whitehall Stneis oct lS-dta . JKO.^ WOC D30N. I GHADDRON’S SCHOOL READERS in r» n e s », A New Series of School Readers, Prepared with much care, atul especially adapted to the wants of SOUTHERN SCHOOLS. By Mrs A. Us V- Chaudron, of Mobile. fllUESE BOORS have bcea,thoroughly esamlueil hy A experienced educators, and are prcuoauced de- clled ira^rovemeats upon the best Readers heretofore In uie in ourichoob. They are upon a new system, nod .the selected lessons are from the best Southern and Eu ropean wtiters. X - They have been adapted by tha Sukoal Coin- lnltwioucrs of Rlobile for use in the Fublic Schools of tha country, and Wilt l»e used exclus'vely !c the best Private Academies and Schoo's cf the city. The PiRST and BECONl) KKADKR8 are passing ra pt elf through the Press, and will so«a be puhjiibed. The TilltlD.ltIfADER Is already ia hand, and tho FOURTH RfiADER fs in an advanced stage of prepara tion. The attsafop o? Trustees, Teachtri, and Educators gen natty is invited to these publications. Proof-sheet* or s;ec , mea copies will be forwarded on application. Aa the Edition will be limited, ordfera should be sent forward early to seeure a supply. All orders will be filed and filled in th» order received. ETAiHrts W. CJ. CLARKE & €«., Ad- verilser A Reg’ster, Mobile. Cct 22 6t eod SUNDRIES. A 9018 WATCH IiOST.ifiil will bepiid for. the recovery of ibe sun._ Address tire urid*rsfiane.l or Editor Allanru Vniell cer - - Capt. S. D. Mclh.NNKLE,' ' ‘ OctlMJiA * Near duttatoogj^ ie”n EXCHANGE NOTICE No. 7 Rlthraoml, Va., Oct. IG, i gut;, T UC following OnnfeJemt' oft! -.era fcn.Yraeft ateMYf*-’ i>.V declared duly t.\diaagcd: . L Alt officers and men captured and paroled at.'anv iimcprevioasto ths 1st of Serierabef. 16*3. ihrs see- uoa, iiowever, is net iafendod to iaelutJ^ JUay c»r aeu captured at Yichiburir, July 4th, t\Hop: sm h a* werede’c.'ared cxdian^ej oy i'xcuaogo Noii.oNo. ti. tept. 18th, IS93, or are spuslficai'y nam.rd -u t! ij r r tin;. But it does embrace nil delireii-s made .-it ftiiv Point' Other place befo.o Sep1st, IS*), and-with *hu hmita- tion above named, «li captures- srt Pert ilffrsoa < r a:!y other place where tho parties were rules cd on parole. 2. TneStairoi Generals Member}.. n,Stevei.soh, Bov -r. Moore, Ilartou, 8 I), l ee, Cnr.rming*. ^Ifarris and t!>!d- wln, andtf Golcncls Reynold.*, Geckrei and JLIoikery: the officers and men belonging ts* he Engineer CVfpr t.i..: Dappers aud Mliiers, aud the .4th and 48th Misvi sippt Regiments, nil captured et Tl-ksb.urg. J nly -1 1: o«. 8. *n-.egeneral officers captur,i» at Vicksburu, Jr.Ty 4th,l£0'3, were declared e-'.eliiugcd July Uth, Idco, • m culd. Oct 2 dC* AgvRt 0*’ Fx«h .-ge. J. u. cosns, VS. D, MU.1.SS, c. w. M'.ca. GENERAL CDMMiSSiSM — AND — DRY GOODS HOUSE, LYNCHBURG, VA. COB1SS, MILLER A. I’RtfE H AVING associated themselves in buslr.ew, andej-cu- . ed at the old stand of James M. Oold*», No I Bacon, Lard, Butter, Sufct, and all kinds ■ signed to them, and will make liberal oash^ iroduco - HvancrtiAnts BARREL SUPERIOR CORN WHISKEY, do Wheat do. 20 10 15 10 25 35 200 300 100 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes, 40 Gallons 8 Jperior Cider Vinegar, O NE Two llarse Carriage (new) *i h Double 6i vur Mounted Harnees complete. For sale by BELL, MOORE A CO., Comtr.iision Merchants, Oct 21-dlvv Marietta 8treet. do B. xes Fupeiior Starch, do' do Adamantine Candks, Kegs do English god.*, Cask* Prime Rice, Sacks Virginia 8alt, Bjxoj Tcbiecv, va ious brands. on produce when in hand. V»'e also expect to keep n general assortment of Dry Poods, ,v»d s* 11 tlibiu at i-rices as low as the exorbitant prices fjr a licJu. Vs l.-r.va pay for Goods will admit. apraa-dwn COBBS, MiT.ldtd ft TRT0>: D WF.LLING Home foT sa'e, by INMAN, 0CLW.-& 00.. BRICK V:1 rd grcuml, by :lij Bailtiing', Aiat'Sinx Street. <N - ..* for sale, containi-g ft/ acres < INMAN, COLE A CO., Franklin Ituilcing 1 Alabama Street. O NE Fine Buggy and gadcilu Horse Tor sale, hv INMAN, COLE A CO., Fianktln BH'.tiing i wing Em*Mh» for wffe.'bd INMAN, COB* A OO., Frank ion Bitiiding. LOXE6 Fine Totaceo for said, hv INMAN, 00 -E A CO., Viiitil.d • Budding; To Herchants, Milliners, Etc. W E offer a nice large lot of White and Black Lace Edgings and 1 averting—all widths. Musliu uuJ Jaconet Basdi and Insertings, Fringes, Galloon and other Trimmings, While Embroidered Articles. We will sell low, so as to close tLat consignment, soon. BRAVfflVLLEB AKW1GHT. Bept85-dtf at ilraumcller’a Old 8tand. HOUSES AND LOTS For Sale. Houses an l Lots for sale in LaGrunge, Ga. O.re lwge and two imaU on-** Ed pi ire of JAMS* KuldlSRSON A CO., A Mam a. Ga. or R. H. RICHARDS. OctSl-’liiL* l.iGrargj. Ga. PLANTATION FDR SALE. ACRES of oak aui hickory land, 450 In OU V/ cultivation, lying in Randolph County, 12 miltB noftiiof Word’d.Station on the 8. W. Rail Road.— A*so a nsw house and lot of 4 acres In Cutbbert. Corn As., can be bought on the plantation. 0*11 and ree — Fratk Bird of Dawson, or J. T. Jenkins, dneriff at Luth- beit., wit'sto v the property. Oot21-tllw* ‘ J. EVERETT DODD. “Stonewall Jasiiraice Company,’’ ATLANTA, GA. ^^NE Fine Eureka 35 50 15 BBL3. tugir for sale, by ISM AN. COt.E .% CO., * * '' FrankliuDuildtug BOXES Fine TaUcw CanUits Jor sate ny INMAN OOJ E .t 1,0.. .'Franklin BrfKing. FEW Casks gjo.l R cc for Valv bv* INMAN, COI.E fiteo.; i'raiiktlw Biulding, O NE Fine Stove for sate, by INMAN Sept. 24-dtf COBW 4 CO., Frank in Building, A Fresh Arrival! rULF SKIKS-Frcscli, IJ A small consignment, lied Morrocco Skins, For Linoiog, Ac., Fine Eld Skins, Chartered Csipltnl. Actual Capital ION SALE B Y order of the Hon. Edward J. Harden, District Judge, will be sj’d on first TUESDAY in Novem- The Powers of Commas.—la the Pii- ory of lliinmetsi there dwelt a prior who was very libera], aad who eansed thete Hoes to be written over hU door : Ite open evermore, O, thou, aay door, To Done be shut, to honest or to poor. But afler his death there succeeded him another, whose name was Itaynhard, as greedy and covetous as the other was boun tiful and liberal, who kept the same lines there still, changing aotoing there iu but one point, wi ,*h made them ruu alter this man ner : Bo open evermore, O, thou my door, To none, be shot to honest cr to poor. Afterwards, being driven from thence Cor his uigardlincss, it grew into a proverb that for pne point Raynhard lost his priory. nex=, be -cah, lanha usual Inurs of sate the fallowing: Arff itUi*?* of ihoSomhwestern kailrosu Oumpauy, lata ttie pioper y ofGeo-ge II. Clarke, John M.Ouyte.-, Cafha- rlrtj Janes, Jvsse BtoDe, Mrs. Beckwith, Ira H Peck,lIfcBgy K. Feck, N. B. Weed and Qrlacd A. Wo^d, mSenj|AEmies. tOATharesoffhe Union Bank, Augusta. Ga., late the property ofT. O. Casey, d.ceased, Robert II. Lowry, • Cishter, *a<t Francis LoBan, alien t uemies. , lil shares of StCCk Me^haa-'cs* Bonk* Augusta, Ga., late the property cf Olney and Metcalf, alien enemies. 5 shares stock Merchant*’ and Plantir’s Baik, 3 ivan- nali, Ute the property of Frissilla H. t ilbait, anJ her minor children, alien euemlt s. 15 shares stock Bank State of Georgia. {*> sti_TwW ffajkCe Jtral Railroad aid Banking Cox- pnuy. Dp li sic r.*s stock of the .-teSrnbo xt Canpany of Georgia, all late the property of George H. «. t uke, an a’iea eut- mv. it shares stock of the Macro Gas fight Cf m>any, late ths property of R^beit Co tan, aad Joha J) Tiflirtia, Tra^tee of H. M. Wyman, allan enemies. V . Ao4 OM 7 per cent. Cou job Bond of the City tf Mwor for tjfiii, late the property of Cart r, Hale A Cow puny, Alien enemies. Also.480shares or the Capital Stock Timber Cutler*’ B inb, the property cf John Yo;i aid Albert Attt td', a'lea eoews. W. C. BANLELL, Receiver. cctlC-trt-weekly t'l sals NOTICE, TITS the nn^ero’gncd. Ware house, and Cjmmiasion Vv Merchants of the etty of GrtBtn, notify all per- sons ovaing cotaon In our Warehouses, to r-’port to us the same, with a list of marks, numbers, weight* and the date of each receipt. Also, t> wake arrange meats to pay ns immediately the War, 8?at - and City Tax upon the : a'to, all Storage tr the first Of Haven her, or t>) ths first of Janu try, ir desirab'e. If not attended to Cc tcn will be sold to pay ali Taxes and charges. NALL * HAT. WM. A. 8CADDIRETT J. JtCUON A CO cc:6-lm - DU VKE k JACKSON. r $500,000 $200,000 W. P. INMAN, President, M. Coi.k, Secretary. DIRECTORS. W. P. Inman, J. W. Shackleford, AY. T. Trammell, W. If. Inman, K. R. Sasseen, M. Cole, L. W. TrmmeU. Office in Franklin Building, Alabama Street. July 11, 1863-dgm. Pine Wood Wanted At the Atlanta Gas Works. W E want £08 CoAkof seasoned Pine Wood—that cut from large tiSer preferred. A fair price will be Dat'd lor any pma.‘ A For aay furtaer paftteulhrs, inquire at the oflSce of the Gas Company, J. & J. lynch corner, entrance ou Ala bama street. J. F. WARREN, Supt. hcpqllth, ]Sfi3. . sepl2-tf c » Y & W E-iht of Vf*9ltington ’Ha 1 O UR o -fed s are a jp-jwtadJ . * **. d rjo-i lev- tbe couLtiy. Vie h»Ve e»*tf! sortmeut of Neg-oea, a..ft wo coni r <irtab c- -newly ft- »Hi t w.* n k as gn-*rs ni any li use in on h uida general as ixoe i >gji at c'in-ilgn- .. „ . ‘>>- mi u*s froTu any-who Oiay »tit> t.j sw! id IhlB market Croredcracy pit-as: «»Ty. Oct 8-dtf VALUABLE C4TY PROPERTY For Sale. T HE subscriber effers fur sale fa'B Rruldenc- oa the onr at* of Fii jr and Veters s reels, v ry e«cye- oiect in me bu-rtness i-art .if »hc chy. Good dwelling linage, <>ui bu 1 l‘.i yr, garden, fru-t trees, ff-iwer rcarden, A i." The p'mi’r is u Very denirahle one, in ever/ r. f.ptuJ. fall son. ! e >.t be found at ihc stoi« of F. M. I'ijk, on WWtthds street A. A. GAULOING. -eA«l ai>a. Sept l‘i »ea>8-!f I HAVB relJ the corcer J._8h ckelford offer my ser glOvS, S’oci i?0 Boxes Tobacco, Kriucd and eice'lent Wilt be gold at> lour figure?, TEA, TEA, TEE, .S wue'mon of tfiatstendul Young Hyson. I)VI/I.\A SHOJEJLN TOEACCO, - Gannaway’s clefiVated hvaobburg t-i anu. PjEKCl SSIOA CAk’S, Ctofsl JLaCc, lor Military Triminlag, &e. PiaoxsePocket Comb?, llou'arJ’s II.uj Top Mat file's, ,le., AT BROWN, FLEMING & COM, Masonic Hall, ATLANTA, - - - tiliiyliiiiA. Oct jip-g A A SMALL HOUSE WANT& a ? SMALL noose wanted in a. dcs’.rab*e part t.-f the City, for which a good ren<- wil! be j’i-.i-l. Arvly to'the Editor. . Cnet 4-dtf L^st—S100 Rev^aid. L OST'n t!w shipment of baggage r. rd stone a‘, jh.> evacuation of ChaUinoiga, cue tiuaH pcpia-.- Box, about S' inches deep by 2 (finches wide and f.-| ir. I - tslong, top fastened wiib screws, marked Mitj. u. *>i. Mason, X. Q. M., Polk’s Corps, Chattanooga,' thus th mark may have become i d iced.) The box c'nfa.tjicd Q'laitermaster’s papers ami bsoss, and ii suppo.id lu have come to Atlan'a, as ottier bo«e« slf'ppcd atif.i: same time were found at that place. The above ft.nan Will be paid for t.*s d- livery to me, or to I!aj. 7htVJ\ ters, Qaartermastcc and Chief of Tiacsii-itaf o. u i-. Maj. th R. Fail banks. Quart* ram tat cl llospiu^, At lanta, Oa. K- Mt AAfoJM Slaj A A. Q. al , Pole’s tlorp?, Army Tenne se.-, Oct IT-dlt* Ci.ViusangH, Venn. ^ ~ FOR SALE. ' v ’~ i*-| lw ACRtS cf.Iaflil, 21$ r.iii. s of Da.hk : !-, i.. Ui I elading a grhtmillion 8.:uth -Bmsfi Riv-i- also a spleuifiti dwelling house and lot of one- rt.c-. . , said vil aga. Tae laud is fre.*)i tr-d fiuclj, t,- 1 havirg 150 acres cleared, 40 or 5) aci*.-*- Ay- .-ivor bottom, the ri rl belns e.rceM JUT. U iflfl. J* ritsL K framer wheat is abundan* u,he3 north-erst of Athen---, Ga Ga Cct 4-q4’- once a week* J. T. BOSCCRiST. j property! Apply to me at Altoona, jjlS, MCDONALD. j. uivnUM. 6ENERAL eSMMlISfON HOUSE 'lain Street, LyMltiturjr, Va. BONDURANT & MATTHIAS, ^yHOLESAfli Grocers aud Coiwm T&rchants aud Smoking Tobacco and fcuirtf. Wiil rcc.Ive ivn i s.-Ii Su gar, Molasses, Wheat, Corn, Fio»JV, Riflin, and ad tin?s j! country produce. All sales proiript ly rri-ert-l aud paid over. ' July *2i-.bj;ii* s. w’ctiEXLa. S. M. 8i). E-SKifciu XICE. IrUrcal In my Auction House at j :ha!l and D.catur Etreets <o?. md have no house ler bualr,r8-i, I ct’oncer lo sell real tsuite, ne- ktnd, and any other property"!hat can by a jU outside ola home, on verr reasonable terms I will ge'i’o the country mi.v where la the Slate.- Having many fear* experience, I flitter m.vsjil I ca» give Satie- j da< (action t« all who may ihiukpnperio employ me. 1 re- — M’CGRKLE, SON &. GO, GROCERS —AND— MMMtSSMN MERCHANTS, A* Manu'actaxeraof Chewin,’ and Bar-kiBk-Tcoar.- 0», K*. 113, Mai- Bireel, I juohturg. Va. We will give panicniar Utectioa to effe s^.!S of T Ivaccu, Breadstuff/, Provis5oii3, and ai| kis-fs of Oountry Pro duce and Merchandise. jmjii-d im* , _ oy j fer to dti2eC3 of Atlanta for <|iiaiificalloo. w. n. HILL. N. B.—I wLH sell for aoy Aucfion House in the city cn reasonable terms. W. M. H. Sepi b-dli LAR D OIL, FOR SALE. H IGI1E8? market price paid for Tallow and J Lard, by Seprt6-4»wlin GliNN, TABOR A CO., at WsSlou Spring. Atianrs. FOR SALE, A HOUBBauJ J.OT in Gridin, Ga. t*r s .to>L ) iv ic 1 six rooms, and all the new?ssry out j •**' 1 '“*",., AU the baiUdi05» OP the lot ar : In groJ " - a V ' 1 . 1 , 4,':... is an excellent wed o 1 water on th? plac f J* \ UI J - * information apply to Rev. A. lag on -oe u-. Atlanta, OA 9-d’.f —— -— . WANTED JILTS wanted immedicteij, rp.icewaibeiaid.^Ap^ for which H. MrBLEJfBRlffK’S. Stolen or Strayed. P ROM the subscriber ontbo night of thefted Inst., .a light bay mare Mole, the left lore foot a little torn ed in. medium size. Any person r•taming tbe same shall De liberally rewarded. SDWARD PARSON*. Atlanta. Aug. 13-dtf WOOL! WOOL! W OOL Carded into Roll; a v 1Iat Factory of j; M. HOoBdCOII. Atiauta, Sept lT-dtf« A GOOD Mi'cli Cow for role.—Apply at this office. . K cc*. 23—It