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A S O U'T'.HE >0utfirrn $o*Cftlcracg TUESDAY, APRIL 2, Ml. 0«r Cutmmw. f M«Mn Bnrm H. Gairnn, W. 8. Sauford, and J. j. Cacti*, in ««r authorised Agents to s*. ■eft snbeerfptfors and receipt for money on UD t of thi “Bouthera Confederacy." liprmt Court. Thi following decision* have been made line# ir last report: Iptocer Sullivan, Administrator, Ac., Plaintiff in error, ee. Andereon Hnghgully tt al., bj their next friend, Wm. M. Collier : Prom Montco Superior Court. Judgment oa firmed. Haatnood A Son tor Plaintiff— Vlppe A Oibeon for Defendant rUomni W. Mote, tt aL, plaintiff in Error, r«. gamut 1 B. Morgan and wife, et a/. From Monroe Superior Court Judgment af- Irmed. Oibeon and Pinkard for Plaintiff. Pee- lea and Trippe for Defendants. ‘homes T. Wyche and wife et al., Plaintiffs in error, as. Thomas B Greene. From Upson Superior Court. Judgement re versed, “on the ground (hat the Court below Ted in sustainiug the demurrer to the com- •intent's amendment to their bill appearing a the transcript and dismissing said amend- lent.” Gibson, Peeples, Cabinesa and Hill for '1 aioOIJj. Trippe and Smith for Defendants. /0O)N F/EDEIE1A OYn- Peraoual. Hon. B. H. Hill. IIoo. 0. Warner, lion. A. H Fright of Floyd, Hon. David frwin, Col*. O. N. eater, M. M. Tidwell, John W. Burke of Car- >11, Thomas W. Alexander of Rome, and John- i of Dawson, were in attendance upon the Supreme Court this morning. Our Weekly i Of to morrow will be an unusually interest- nnmber. Persons wishing extra copies kill do well to send in their orders toon to onr ••ding Room. New Advertisement a. the attention of our readers is invited to the deof Messrs. Bryson A Beaumont Merchant ftilors and Clothiers, and Messrs. Cole A Wylie, alers in Crockery and Glass-ware. Both kese houses have good stocks, and will do well ' their cuetomers. I Mrs. L. C. Simpson, it will be seen, has taken omi with Mrs. J. M. Boring, on Whitehall ;reet and is prepared to execute, in neat style, 111 orders in Dressmaking with which her viands may be pleased to favor her. r*The Address of Sergeant Chisolm, prom- l by us to-day, is unavoidably crowded out. \ will appear in our next. Gate-City Hotel Hop. \We bad the pleasure of being present and Ung an extensive part in the beautifhl and ant exercise* connected with the above ned hop. > (air being* who cause our tender heart • to vibrate so harmoniously were there, I rendered the occasion one of joy and glad es by their bewitching smiles and graceful fig- |We owe friend Johnson a treat for affording opportunity to be thrown so generously [thill the circle of beauty aud wit which was » found among the fair visitors of his excel- l house, and hope he will not stop in the good C. To Mr*. J. we return our sincere thanks er kind attentions, and the bountiful supply hgood things’’ which she spread before her * The following gentlemen comprise the nd Jury for the present week : emuel Dean, Foreman ; Henry G. Deen, W. dale, Ambrose B. Forsyth, Thomae W- knally James L. Dunning, Reuben 8. Dun- . John B McMichael, Stephen T. Bigger*, 'in G. Collier, Warren Gant, John G. Ford, ph 8. Smith, Henry Bankaton, Charles W. hualfy, Wm. C. Parker, John W. Wedlock, h»as J. Perkerson, Eugenius 8. Luckie. * The “ Southern Republic,’' at Augusta, dits the Supreme Court Decisions, at this , U> the H Atlanta American." There i* no r of that name now issued in this < itv. » Among the pleasing incidenta connected [the departure of our Voluuteer* on Mon* 1st, we omitted to mention the presentation [magnificent Hammock to Capt. Ezxard, of Win-City Guards, by Mr*. Charles C. Orde- , of tbia city. Washington Affairs, asvimutok, March 31.—The Southern Cora- •era profess to feel no uneasiness either \ the expected evseuation of Fort Sumter i reinforcement of Fort Piokens. They Uly satisfied on both points, and are aim- i achieve a peaseful solution ot thediffi- l by means of a peaceable withdrawal of i from the limit* of the Confederate l Commissioners are believed to be mans- [this complicated negotiation with noliitl* “land ability. BinntnroN, April 1.—The New York “Tri- *’ special from Washington, says that sident reserves to himself the ultimate i in regard to the reinforoement of Fort about which the Cabinet were unan- With one exception two weeks ago, hut hi views have recently been presented, wit leaving an impression favorable to bility of introducing men and suppliaa. -Teapondant adds that several leading »rs express the belief that tbs bat warding the entrance to Charleston har- %t be run by with steamera without l ordinary risk, but thay agree that lrfee should be executed et night, we view is entertained by the agent t aant to make a personal inspection (ratifiesUon of the Administration. I that are best Informed oateide of the looafideotly aseert that the Cabinet on fr resolved upon an immediate evaena- i Sumter. The above, however, d jet be aeeepted aa a fixed feet Virginia Legislature. ~ M ■fcwtntght the Honee I pees id the Senate's resolution instrncling Govern er Ijatoh- er to pr&vant the removal of fhs guns from the Ballon, a Foundry* to nny point beyond tko reach of the 8tato authority. Tent Affhlrs. Naw Youx, March II.— 1 The steamship Dan iel Webster reports having landed at Fort Jef ferson, Tortagas, eompaniea L. and M., of the 1st Artillary, and at Fort Taylor, Key Weet* F and K, of the same regiment. The Daniel Wobater reports that the ladiaaa were committing great havoc among the peo ple of Texts— killing some and running off their stock. Major Sibley has ebastlaed soma ef the savagee. Cortinas, it Is understood, was awaiting the departure of the Federal troops to recommence operations on a larger scale than heretofore. Connecticut Election. WASBIS0TO*, April l.—The few returns re ceived from Conaectieut show Republican gains. Latest from Europe. The steamship Africa, with Livarpool advi ces to the ldth March, arrived at New York the 31 at. The sales of Cotton for the previous week, at Liverpool, reached 58,200 bales, of which spec ulators took 9,000 bales, and exporters 11,000 baits. The market opened declining, but sub sequently recovered under the steamship Kan garoo's advices and doted firm, at last week’s quotations. Sales on Friday 15,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took 7,000 bales. Sales of Saturday 25,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took 8,000 bales.' Hewitt reports the market buoyant and an ad vance of fully 7td. The stock of Cotton at Liverpool was 907,000 bales, of which 750,000 bales were American. Breadstuff* firm. Provisions quiet. Flour quiet but steady. Wheat firm and partially a •hade dearer. Lard haavy. Nails declining. Rice firm ; Carolina at 20t. 9d.@14t. 3d. Manchester advices were favorable, and thera was an unimproved lone. The African brought £38,800 in specie. The bullion in the Bsnk of England bad in creased £280,000. The Dutcheas of Kent, the mother of Queen Victoria, is dangerously ill. The London Times ridicules the idea of the Confederate States effecting a loan after Mis sissippi’s repudiation. The surrender of Messina was unconditional* There were five thousand prisoners and three hundred cannons. COMMERCIAL. BBPOBTBD DAILY I WM. M. BA AM 14. ATLANTA, April 2. Yesterday being one of military parade, and the excitement attending the departure of our “ Guards.’’ not much was done in the way of trade. Large numbers of visitors were in atten dance, and we may look for n brisk and heavy business to-day. We have no material change to report, except a alight decline in Coro of i(<$l cent on inferior grade*. Prices rule the same on all goods. Or ders are being received in some number, and the demand for Produce is still lively, notwith standing the immense shipments. The Western ic Atlantic Railroad daily brings her quota of NO cars, and nodecrea*eof freights above is perceptible, and as far West as we can perceive, freight is rapidly coming. The business of Atlanta has rapidly increased in the last few months. It is the great distribu ting point for everywhere, and to show briefly the increase, we give the following fact: The amount of freight chargeable to Atlanta Agency. Western A Atlantic Railroad, range from $S,000 to $12,000 per month. Last August it ran as high as $.'£>.000, and was acknowledged to be the greatest amount ever liooked against Atlan ta in one month. We need only state the charges for the month of March have already reached $85,000, and will probably go to $90,000 or $92.- 000. Does not this sneak in unmistakable lan guage of c The foil* Corn, Prime White, scarce at 94 cents : Prime Yellow, 88 cents. We understand some very heavy transactions have occurred at a less shade. Bacon firm and in demand at 9j| for No. 1 Shoulders, 12@12i for Hams, 13@ 131 for Clear Sides, with an upward tendency. FJour steady with a slight advantage in favor of buyers. Common $0.25@$d.4O; Superfine $7 ; Extra and Family $7.50(J£$8.25 ; Fancy and City brands $8.25@$9. Stock large. Lard, plenty on hand. Holders firm at 12j@ 13j. as per quantity and quality. Duties arc being collected at the various Rail road Agencies as follows: Coal, Cheese. Paper and Manufactures of Paper, Wood, Manufactured, of all sorts, Can dles, Bagging and Rope, 15 cent; Tobacco, Unmanufactured, 24 tp cent. Manufactured, 30 tt cent; Iron, in Blooms, Pig Bars, Bolts and Slabs, 15 cent; Iron Rails, for Railroads, Spikes, Finishing-Plates, Chairs used in Rail] road construction, 15 Y* c * n( - This tariff must Corn 8,728 rack.. Bacon -38 ferkin keg*. Bacon ... 80 hogaheada and boxea. Whi.ky 37 berrele. HRE AND LIFE —AND— M&HHVE INSURANCE ABIICY. T HE subscriber represents four First Glass /Southern Companies, and eight New York Companies, with an aggregate Cash Capital of 8EVJEN MILLIONS. The honorable adjust ment and payment of losses without aaj un necessary delay, words here need not be used to prove. The proof can ha fouad with those who have suffered loss, and ware so fortunate aa to procure Policiea at this Agency. Marina Risks, both Atlantio and River, takes as usual. LIFE INSURANCE, The attention of both sexee who would se cure for themselves en important benefit while they live, end also provide for their families ana loved ones in the event of Death, are in vited to examine the superior advantages the EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY affords ever other Lib Insurance Companies. Id formation relating to the prioeiples of Life Insuranoe will be eheerfully given at my of fice, in the second story of Connolly's Build ing, corner of Whitehall and Alabama street#, Atlanta Georgia. SAMUEL SMITH, —arch 3i Ocnaaal Insuranoe Ageaey. / lilfiT OF LETT’ERH R EMAINING in the Poet Oflee at Atlanta, Georgiy April 1st, 1 Ml. Aaeley, J f Alexander, J R Amoea, C M Almond, G B B. Baylor, C G Butler A Harper, Mesa Barley, Prof H B Burke, Mies Savannah Bell, James Baler, Peter Barron, W M Brown, E G Bril Miss Mary Jane Btankinahip, Wm Bedford, Peter Barton, Joseph B Barrow, 0 W Bennett, Wm Barnes, W J Berry, Wm B Bedell, Mies A E Bn tier, G Bowman, James B Bunch, Robert Bowie, H Curns, Mr John Cannon, 8 M Christin, Mist L Cain, Mies Sarah A Cannon, Miss Mary Carpenter, G F Caldwell, F M “ It, TI Chandler, Mrs Hester Cooper, Mrs Sat ah 8 Caldwell A Griffin, Clayton, W 0 Colley, James R Cromwell, Mrs W Cooper, Miss Sarah 8 Clarks, Mrs Laura F Cowan, Zaehariah Bryant, L M Brown, Lewis Broiler, J N Brian!, Thos H Brown, Simeon Bridy, Daniel Brockman, Miss R Barks, Miss Susan Baiter, Mr L Bowie, Charles W C. Cooper, Mies M A Clark, Samuel Corn, George W Clements, G N Cota, Mrs Mary Coley, James A Cole, Mrs Jane Campbell, J A Cain, J R Gumming, Dr C Crowley, J M Crumley, Wm Conner, A Delaurn, L W Davis, Jefferson Day, Mra Mary Dunn,W Dunpha, B Jane Dunn, John Emerson, James M Elliott, Henry Eliot, D. Dos ter, H J Dunham, Geo Dollar, Jesse Dye, Thomas Dranon, G T E. Edmonson, A S Eidson, William Elliott, Wesley F. Farrow, W G Foster. Mra E A J Franklin, WE2 Fowler, Mrs Nancy E Fuller, 3eo Foster, Miss A 6 Fulton, H W Foreacres, John R Fraley, W Fryer, John A G. Gavit, Sanford Gipson, Mias S A Goher, F M Gilham, T A Gillespie, R H C Golden, H Graham, Mr M Glasier, Miss Rosy Greenwood, Misa M Griffin, Miss Mollie Graham, Philip Gruba, Mr Grubb, S H Gruber, Mrs Josephine Gillstrap, Miss Mary EGlotiar, John Gunter, Joel Goodwin, W P Hill, Thomas M Hitchcock, W J Harrison. Mrs S M llucus, H Harris, West Haul, John iC A Glubbs, Gilbert, Mil H. Hook, D R Huff, John Hunter, Miss Mollie Howard, W C Howell, H W Holley, James M Henderson, Miss M S Henly, Miss M J Haner, Wm Hamilton, David Hawford, Edward H Hicks, N M Hill, Isaao Hill, Thomas M Horton, Isaac M Horton, J W Irvin,A F Jarrett, Martin Jeffries, Thomas F Jackson,J J B Jones, James Johnson, Miss T W Johnson, Wm W Johnson, Wm Jones, R F Johnson, J M Klock, Gilbret Kirk, Wm 2 Kile, Miss Elisa Kile, G G King, JP Lemons, Wui Landrum, James Lawrence, W Larr, A G Luregon, J H Lair, 8 J Lion, Misa Amanda McDonald, R C Hendrick, Holmes, Isaac Hoooiworlts, A C Hulber, E Huff, Wm T Holmes, Arther C Huff, J C Howard, Ms ry A I. Isom, Wm J. Jones, Lewis J Jones, C M Jones, F L Johnson, J R Jones, Mrs L E Johnson, JAW Jones, John L Johnson, William K. Kelley, Mrs James Kelley Benjamin Kiiksey, Geo W Keith, Wm P Knell, Wm L. London, T J Linclin, Charley Loyiess, Miss Mattie J Long, J B Lug. Hiliyard A Wells, Lumpkin, Joe Mo. McClendon, J L McDough, Miss Elisie McMackdwil, T P McOliotock, Will 2 McGibony, J Notice. AV'.Tt?'. to Klia« Cmpb.ll, •Nile, daoraeod. »r» r»- fnimedlu»ele,.od.11 h V ri *« or eUI« .,»Id« mI4 U?27rfl”.' W, ”* U4 p"—'■ mn. \ McCodd, Mr, E J McCutcheon, J.m.i McCrary, Mra 3 J M.llby, M Marion, J Marlow, J March, Mr, M Miron 3 Mud,in, J Martin, Miia E Mitchell, Mr, M K Mitchell, C Owen, J 8 wan, B J Plant, J C Phillip,, H D Pace, T 3 Patrick, W H Pace, 3 H Parker, Mia, M H 3 Parker, Wm Peon, TGI Rcnwick, W P Ray, UnBU Randal), M JP Ream, Mra A H Reinhardt, Mra M A Ram icy, C Z R 1 Ree»e», Mias J W Re«cy, R P Rattaree, T Rily, Mr, R Riea, J W Ruihing, M R Balp, B H Bewail, T R Scott A Comb., Skinner, J M Bimi, C C Bneed, U Smith, Mia. t Smith, Mr. M E Smith, Mil. MM A Stewart, W T M Slone, 1 M Stovall, T P Stewart, A M Shumate, C Tbompaon, R Town*, MiiaCE Walla, 0 J Wail, X 8 3 Walla, M Walker, T Warn, W U Walker, Mra X WML * h Ward, W C MeLallan, L J Me William,, Wm MeCreakey, Mia. Lizzia M. Mitter. L M May, H C Magloflin, Mra M Moore, Mr, M M Marr, W H Moriaey, Tkoa R A Mobbe, 0 Morria, A J Moore, Miu A B O. O’Donnell, F P. Pankey, W Pain, Mr, Clem Pankay, P P Parker, Jaa Pattereon, W B Pinekard, J S Pocket, H M Rilay, Jaa Robinton, Mra M A Rim, Mra M Riea, A Robinion, Min M Roathwtll, Mi,« X Rodger,, W Root, Dr Richard,, J Rowell, W J 4 Ruiaall, J Ruaull, E 3 8. Smith, T Smith, W B Smith, Miu D Smith, W 8 3 Spann, J M Smith, 6 Smith, Miu JO Smith, J R Steam, J Bturdavent, A Staedman, R Stewart, J L Shumate, W Sharp, A A t. Tippen A Welch, Mra M W William,, J O 3 While, FM William,, W L Wlcgina, J WiUlame, Miu X wfliit Jca B rntr, J F It, Mra X it, Mra M & qo.,< Invites Attentipn to their Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING A.TSHD GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS -FOR THIS— SPRIJSra’S TRADE. It ig the largest, choicest nnd cheapest Stock wo here ever brought to Atlanta. We invite the apeeial attention of CASH WHOLESALE BUYERS, Aa we are prepared to offer extra inducements to CASH PURCHASERS. We would alao cal) the atentioo of Military Men to our Stock of TRIMMINGS —AND— ACCOUTREMENTS, SWORDS, EPAULETS, ft SASHES FOR GENERALS, COLONELS AND THEIR AIDS, MAJORS, CAPTAINS, LIEU TEN. ANTS, AND SA ROE A NTS. KNAPSACKS furnished at short notice, at very low pricca. W. F. HERRING & CO. March 30, 1801. Wood, 6ara’l Woodward, J T Wood, T Whitman, Miu J Wright, A D V. Yaxter, S F. Yonge, A Person! calling for letter* in the above list will pleaae say they are “Advertised." April 2. T. a HOWARD, P. M. 1861. 1801. SALMONS k SIMMONS, Wholesale SB<1 r.etall Deiikrs la Corner of Whitehall and Alabama Sts., Atlanta, Georgia. NEW SPRING STOCK! O NE of our firm having returned from Mar ket, where be has just completed an exten sive purchase of our Spring Block of DRY GOODS, STATU 4 TAXCT GOODS were never more attractive. The supply ot BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, Ac., is ample. Crepe D'Anglais, Barege JSnglmis, french f'kintg, Mozambique, tirade Rhine, and a splendid assortment of Plain A Fancy Sitka, Silk •Mantle*, Dusters, Sc., Liuf’ ^ oun< * * moa fi our assortment; also, ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, SILK KITS, de. Every variety of Ladies' and Misses' SHOES, manufactured in Philadelphia expreealy for our trade. A more beautiful lot of CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS ANO MATTINGS we have never displayed in this market All of which we will sell low for CASH. Orders promptly attended to. SALMONS A SIMMONS, Atlanta, March 28,1801. FOR MAJOR. We are authorised and requested to announce Captain J. H. Purtbll as a candidate to com mand the Whitehall Battalion, at the election on the 13th proximo. Wo are authorised to announce Thomas tf. Williams es a candidate for Major to Com mand Whitehall Battalion, at the election to be held on the 13th proximo. We are authorised and requested to announce Damiki. Pittman as a candidate for Major of the Peach-Tree Battalion Georgia Militia. Elec tion on the 13th of April next. Elias Holcombs, Esq., is hereby announced as a candidate, and will be supported, for Ma jor to command the Peach-Tree Battalion, at the election on the 13th proximo, by MANY VOTERS. PROFESSOR NOTTS DANCING ACADEMY, coa.ua or raaca Teen aao Hzaiarra nun,, Atlanta, Gaargla. I*k ATS OF TUITION: Mondays and Tues- XJ day,, from 3 till 3 o'clock, P. M., for La- 41 aa. talaaaa ant Maatan; aad the mum day., at eight, from 7i till 10 o'clock, for Young Goa- tlamon. Term,. ItO for the full course of 13 leeaoaa. Feb. If-tf. MARSHALL HOUjtE, WM. COOL1UGE, savannah, qeorqia. Merab U. OR RALES I Shirting, aad U bales ofOeaa *>U barge—for eala by W»l* ■ NUU A PETERS. CONFECTIONARIES. F. M. JACK, .Agent, NEXT DOOR TO W. F. HERRING A CO., Whitehall St n Atlanta, Georgia, PS constantly on hand a CONFECTIONARIES, FRUITS. CAKES. NUT8, CANDIES, PRESERVES, JELLIES, PICK ELS, Ac-, Ao. Also, Fine Imported WINES, BRANDIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ac., Ac. Alto, • great variety of Fancy Articles— Bas kets, Toys, Ao. The Ladies and the Public generally are re spectfully invited to call. mar8. Steam Tannery for Sale. T HE nndertigned offers for sale their STEAM TANNERY, si tatted on Decatur street, near the Rolling Mill. Thera ara attached thirty-six Tanning Vats, Lime-House, Curry ing Shop, Drying Lofta, and 8boe Shop, with all necessary Machinery and Tools. Also, on the premise*, • two-story Brick House, two frame Dwellings, two wells, and a branch of water running through the lot. Capitalists will find this one ef the beat investments ever offered in this city. Apply, on the premises, to McMILLAN A BELLINOHATH. March 18—tf. SILVET I DOUGHERTY, .tpfrl ' JTtmotion Whitehall Sc Peach-Tree f StWBWt*. Negroes for Sale. T HE aubecriber offer, for tala Bix Likely Ne groes—a Woman, 87 years aid,» good took, waahor aad ironor, and naraa i a Boy, II year, aid i a Boy, It year, old;, a Qizi, 8 year, old; a Oirl, 8 yoan old, and a Man about *t yobra old, a good hand in a Tannery. Apply to March U-tf. WM. H. McMILLAN. COKE! COKE!! COKE!! AT THE GAB WORKS. A LARGE quantity for eale at the usual price of 13} oeut per bushel. Fob. 31-dlf. J. F. WARN BE, BupA IJAVK just received, aad are now opening, a* the largo* Mock of floeoo they bora over offered In on* season. Tbeir aleck wu bought end naively fox Oeah, and will ha priced at lav Ignrec. Thay kava every variety of DRY GOODS, from Brown Homeenune tv the facet Draco Bilk.; all bind, of freak LADIES’ DRESS GOODS; a large Meortmaat of including Ltaenf, Lawns, Place Good a. Caliooe., Ginghams, An.; all kind, of HOSIERY aad FANCY ARTICLES. Alao, a large assortment of JEWELRY, WATCHES, geo. In their Baacment Room,, they have an afa- gant and fall znpply of Regdy-Mafe Clothing, end GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac. Alio, about $10,000 worth of SHOES, BOOTS, &o. embracing all riaec, nnd a great variety, for La dle, Mluea, Man, Boy, and Children. They repent; their itock I, very fall, and they are determined to fell. The public are raapeetfnlly invited to call nnd examine their atoek and price, before pur chasing elMWhere. marchB BILVEY A DOUGHERTY. BEACH & ROOT ire now Kcceiriig t foil Use of SPRING GOODS, INCLUDING BAREGE ANGLAIS, ORGANDIES, PRINTED JACONETS, LAWNS, DE CHINES, CHALLICS, SILKS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, <tc., d:c. UR Stock will be complete and large, and will be sold for CASH. at a, low price, as Good, have ever been of* fered. BEACH * ROOT. March 4,1801. 0 J. W. HEWELL, wmolisAls and xktail DIALXI I* Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, MARKHAM S BLOCK, Cornier WHiteHall Ac Alabama Sts., ATLANTA, OEOEGIA. Feb. 10—ly. JOHN FICKEN, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in HAVAIA CIBARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &c., Wholesale and Retail, at the Sign of Atlanta Cigar •Manufactory, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia. March 20. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. __ Avnaxs, March 26th, 1801. wuatssar.'SEiinraA Atlanta, at the City Hall, on Tuesday, llth el April next, at I o'clock, P. M., lor the purpoee of arranging the Premium List, Ao, Ac., for the ■«* Fnir- Of ar * m ¥ Dt W. Lnw- ;» President. mSMA JAMBS CAMAK. Baa'y COM X elrki Hatters, to ■alt. J. 1C. HOLBROOK, Atlanta* <ta. •AM KIRKMAK. JOIN W. LUX*. KIRKMAN Si LUKE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 170, Second Street, IT. LOUIS, MIStOVRI. Refer to Join Kiaxwan, Jenna Woooa, W Gaxaariau), Nashville, Tenn. jan t—3m HORSES FOM SAKE. TWO larga young Northern MAXES, Are and six yean old ; One pair Carriage HOBBES, well broke; Four Canade HORSES—all oa raaaonablo Alao, for tala, BUGGIES, TROTTING WAG ONS aud TROTTING BULKlES-all menu, fee tured by No. 1 workmen. Apply at G. 0. ROGERS' aug33 Sale Btekle, Loyd f tract. CHOICE MEATS may be had daily at my Stall in tba Market. aug3* G. O. R. HEAVY STOCK. 9 ^ nan P»F“* f™** Garden Benda, 8 ber- AtJjV/YJU rale Onion Betle. at the Drug Store of D. YOUNG A CO., mt Whitehall itreat, Atlanta, 0a. £»AA gallon* »f Linaead Oil, >80 boxaa Win- UuU dow Glaas, at tba Dreg Stora of m8 D. YOUNG A CO, Whitehall (tract, Atlanta, Ga. A A Care* choice Patent Medicine, at the TU Drag Store of D. YOUNG A CO, raS Drag Store of Whitehall etreet Atlanta, On. K XROBBNX Oil, Bariiag Fluid, Lamp ( Train Oil, at tba Drug Store ef IX YOUNG A OO, nt8.Whitehall street, Atlanta, Oa 3 (UVI LB8. bast quality Joeed Ht yVA/U look Bole Leather; 8.8*8 I be heel quality Goad Dam, Bole Leather; MM lbs beet quality Quod Oak fi. Leather—ailjnet received a er lele, at lew prieaa, al Whoi—la et I tail, hy PlMICK, WILSON A GO, Feneh-Ttee Street, Atlanta, Georgia M ACKEREL— IN Haif-harreia No. I Mackerel, »* ?*' f T 8ng, 1 i7,f,i <M **^ * ‘•asaisf!' ' .... N boxes ef beet Herring. All for anle. torn to . S*W*A <3xfxx A TBIADWBLL.