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\ \ i ■**-**Rp«MI***i ».*tV — .... SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY era gfiftimuz 8DAY, JUNE 26, 1861. LtooarGaaalTtmiliig Agt I metope ter .at**W*toa tod •*- ■ forth. “Booth*™ CoolMMory." i Bxproo* Caapui. Mr •iaewo ttoako It IbU aiwt Tow York papor*.— , for lot* Hi y.ealnlly a»d rotpootlhUHf vhfah [ Ul* Oompoay, u otrrlon, ooUUo dy*t eooBdaioo. to. A. Bub, Eaq. I plMtor* of * toll from UU gatt- r oditor of th* Moalgnoiry “Ooo- ■ M Saturdoy laet— twiat oo i Riebmaad. Ho too*pod tht r tit OtmmilUe m HfmeAn Ht I of tot, tha day «u Intolerably t tkrw|b Utoir wall-kaowo kind- 1, they morolfnlly • pored him— , keverer, are good jadget of good Ctofodcrat* loan. B. Hill *111 eddrru the citiiem lily, at Kownat, on Tuuday, Inly •fedrat* Prodaee Loan. Rain, Glorltot Rain, lay morning wo had a moot delight- —a good 00000a. It boo rooWod tho til, and iafnood more eourogo into > than tb* killing of a thoaoand of Iminioni. Tb* pro*poet io that w* Ibavo mor*. Lot ui *11 b* thankful The Concert, day owning, w* witnooood tb* l*th | Borneo' inimitoblo Conoorto. Wo or* I mothor, who, when neked which • ohildran oh* thought th* pret- empliod, "tho loot on*." Whiohth* «»* loot." Which oh* Inti mail 1 I around, hooilated, draw th* baby r breast, and ropliod, “ I Ion thorn t tut lo alwoyt the tut. Wocen- » particnlan thio Urn*. W* will on- t one plotting tnrprie*; tUie Dean, daughter of Lomuel Doan, proporod a beautiful flog fur th* i Continental*, and, through a rep- Mr. Tippin, prooonted it to the bearer of tb* Company. It wee kly roe ponded to by Bonj. F. Abbott, ho port of th* Company. W* regrot t nnabl* ro procure oopioe of etch ndtome addrooteo. ning woo pleaoant, tho ondlooco everything paeood off merrily and r at could bo. Gunpowder. fore yeoterday morning we were nple of ooltpotre mad* from the he Saltpetre Caro, near Kingston.— .■ will doubtlooo recollect the letter Lv. C. W. Howard, written oxproeoly journal, end pnbliehod in our doily of .of Mey, giving a doecription and hit- pit cove, end urging th* aoeeeoity of .ring powder at the place. Thio let- ritten at oar epeoitl request, and w* A it hu awokonod attention to tho md that th* Hon. Mark A. Harden my mode * large quantity of Saltpe- Jwill at one* commence th* manufoc- owdor upon on extensive teal*. Th* J of wltpotro con b* toon at our office, nt chemiet* pronounce it a very on po ll*. Itexieto in tho env* in ozbonet- ptitim. So groat it th* onpply, and eo m it b* obtained, that Mr. Harden it t of being abl* to enpply powder la nt quantities, and nt grootly roduc- Wo wish him ovary naceom. Th* Itk Regiment, lire boon favored with th* perueal of n r from Copt. Forooore, from which I that Colonel aortroll’n Regiment nro I* good health and are demeaning i ae eoldloro. | Richmond they war* ordered to Her remained there Jaet long e 1*0 tb* plaee burned up. Th* Reg- i lurried on toward* Martineburg, lly lit* of Berkley county, Virginia, Feet of Harpor'o Ferry, to have * fight > 13,100 of Lincoln’* troop*i but when > within ton mil** of tk* place, they P that the Yankee* hod mado thomeolree oat there. Thoy than war* ordered ok to Winoheoter, the junction of tho > A Ohio, and London A Hampohlro do, where they nr* alationod at prte- To Bent, ihUTIFUL HOUSE of tin room,, with *ets and conveniences throughout tho i|. and odo hundred and fifty foot of lah ranting round three eidee of the This lovely ea bar ban retreat ie si tost a beautiful eheet of water, one mile half from the eity, aod presents induce- • hich are nneqoalUd for a retired, and convenient location near At- terms and particulars apply at this of. June 28-tf. MERCHANTS URANCE COMPANY, Authoriied $400,000 e»d Surplus, lot Moy, 1001.. >11,000 DIRECTORS: Aadtrton, I-Apporoon, nBrmdon, J. Borr, ■ • Chrietion, Dooley, Olei.liro.,1,, Oleter, II. Herrlton, B-Heeth. WiUnlm O. Peine, Somaol Putney, John Pnrooll, John D. Queries, Dorid J. Soondore, George D. Shall, Franklin Btoorno, John C. Sinton, Id. H. Bklnkor, .. Ooorgo Q. Somoor, Jd McCarthy, Thee. Taylor, Jr., William O. Taylor, Garratt F. Wolooo. „ „ A. PLEASANT, Praaidaot “• Moeraont, fiac ratary. vorita Ioouraooo Company oontiiaoo both lo town and country, oil kind. ■YMBRIAL. LOWRANCE-BROWIf.-Morriod. «* tko lOlb inotant nt tko rooidcaeo of tho bride 1 ! father. Bo. Hnnnv A. Lowe*ecu, of dtbono, Gaorgio, mud Mlm Eton Bnown, of Ontnoovilio, Georgia. NWdlFnCl. hot Oenon, Avueta, don* It, 1001. tb* public, oil uu —■pod eer.lope of an* Oo lor armor*. *0 to bankable fluid* hat no sped. cbonf* will hoglToo hr paper. TBOS. C. HOWARD, P. If. Foot Omen, Atlanta, Oa., Jan* lot, I860, All lotion dropped in th* Foot Office with United Suto* Stamp* on thorn will bo troetod e* olhar unpaid ooalod matter, aud forwarded *t on** to lb* Dead Latter Office. Aff lettere fur * greeter dittene* than five haadrtd milee, chargeable at the relee of ten cento for eeeh tingle letter, end mutt be pre paid oo moiling tho tame. TH0S. a HOWARD, Poet Muter. NEW GOODS! •AMUBL SMITH. Agon!, Whitehall end AI*buno>tr*m*. A Bimotono’ Dry Good* Store JUST RECEIVED, eoneieting, io part, of tha following arti- HOOP-SKIRl'S, from 3 to 50 Springs. VIRGINIA PLAIDS, for servants. PRINTS, both 8oIid and Fancy col- GINGIIAMS, large and small Plaid. A largo lot of CAP and BONNETT RIBBONS, BELTS, GLOVES and HO SIERY, JEWELRY and FANCY NO TIONS. Also, o lorge lot of 8HOE3, initoblo for the loose□, oil of which wu bought oxeluoirely for Cub, and will bo told ot tb* lowest price, either to wholesale or retail caetomero, for Cub only. SILVEY & DOUGHERTY. Atlanta, June 15. Leather! Leather!! 30.000 lbs. Good Hemlock Sole. 10.000 Ibi. Good White Oak 8ole. 50 doien French Calf Bkina, various branda. 10 dosen Philadelphia Calf Skins. Shoe Thread, Lasts. Pegs, Eylets. Ac., just received by DIMICK, WILSON A CO- June 20-dawlm. INVASION! TO THE WAR! A “GEORGIA LEGION” I S BEING ORGANIZED. It is to consist of four companies of Cavalry, of eighty men etch; of four companies of Light Infantry, to aot with the Cavalry, es Voltigeurs; of two companies of Heavy Infantry, and one of Ar tillery. The FULTON DRAGOON8 have tendered to form part of this Legion. This Legion is expected to go into Ser vice before the 15th of August, but the e *mpaniee to be selected IN A WEEK; and to be thoroughly drilled befoie going into Fulton Dragoons want about serviee. The fifty able-bodied men, who can furnish good horses, and a cheap uniform. Gov. Brown will arm ua—the Legion ia to be tendered through him. Here is offered a fine opportunity of going inlo service, in a Regiment of novel organisa tion, of picked companies. A distinguished member of the Confederate Congress, from Georgia, who gets up this Legion, will doubt less be appoiuted Colonel; the other field offi cers—Lieutenant Colonel, Major and Adjutant are to be appointed by the President, from ex perienced Army offloers. We appeal to the patriotism of our citiseos, not only of Fulton, out of other counties, who feel disposed to join the Fulton Dragoons, to send in their names at once lo us, or to regis ter their names at thestoreof Lieut. Williams. We have but one week to raise our number, to get in this Legion. All who want to go, in form us at once. Will our friends who can't go encourage this movement? B. C. YANCEY, Cept. Fulton Dragoons. Z A. RICE. First Lieutenant. WU. M. WILLIAMS, Second Lieut. Atlanta, June 23-tf. CONFEDERATE STATES LOAN! T HE undersigned, Commissioners of the Con federate Btatee Loan, in and for the State of Georgia, announce to the public that the hooka for the subscription to this Loan are re opened at the following points, uamely: Sa vannah, Augusta, Macon,Columbus, Millvdge- ville, Rome. Atlanta, Athena, Washington and Albany. Wo will send books, Ac., to other points, if requested to do so, and it be deemed expedient by us. Five millions only of the fifteen million Loan have been called for, and eleven millions have been responded to—no subscription being at a lees rate than par, and some as high’as ten per eent. premium. The present exigencies of our national crisis call for tha balance of this Loan, and we have no doubt our fellow-citisen* will oheerfully respond to that call. Let it be re membered that, in wbat they thus advance, they are making an investment at 8 per cent, per annum, (which investment ia secured by a special sinking fund,) and that subacriptions may be made in any sum from fifty dollars up wards. We are authorised to say that these subscrip- tions will be received in this 9tate in current bank notes which ere considered at par at the several can tree of trade. An abounding patriotism has carried, and is carrying, our brave brothers end sons in suffi cient nembers to the field; we doubt not that the came fervid feeling will support them there, hy rapidly filling the remainder of this Loon. WU B. JOHNSON,) J. MILLIGAN, V Commissioners. E. STARNES, j Jnne 22. SnwSw FOR THE “SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.' Rica mom d, Va, Jane 24—W. H. Hurl but, the alleged spy, la charge of a oommittec from Atlanta, arrive this morning. Ton Federal prisoners were brought here yeoterday. Nothing confirmatory of tho 8ooeesioa of Maryland has boon raooivod. Hurlbut is in jail. Tho Confederate author ities have turned his one# over to tho State of Virginia. He will have a preliminary exami nation to-morrow. If evidoneo sufficient to eoaviot him, is not elicited here, he will be turned over to tho Confederate Commissioners at Charleston, on n warrant. WASTED, IMMEDIATELY. HALF DOZER 8HOIMAKKR8, (Roaoat workmen) onn obtain eoooteot employ ment at good krone end prompt pay, by ap plying nt 0BE k gTEVART. " " Oiford, Gaorgio- WasiisotoSp June 24.—The War Depart ment is in reeeipt of n dispatch, sayiog that General Beauregard recommends a guerilla warfare io Western Virginia. Battariee are planted atevery available point between Manassas Junction and the Federal linen. The Southerners seem ignorant of tha fact that when Geo. Scott orders an advance, Manassas ean be easily avoided. A letter per tbe Africa, says that large num bers of privateera are fitted out in Europe for the Confederate States' service, and have si raady left. Jim Lane (tbe Border Ruffian) returns to Kansas in a few days. His brigade ie to con sist of five regiments of Infantry, six Compa nies of Cavalry, and six Companies of Artil- lary. Montgomery, (another Kansas Border Ruffi an,) is to command a regiment in the brigade. Lane's proclamation calls Kansas to arms, aod announces tbe intention to aid the minorities in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. (We won der if cut-throat Jim ie goiog to neglect those in Missouri whom he used to visit with fire and sword?) St. Louis, Juna 24.—Totten’s command re turned from Syracuse, after pursuing Govern- Jackson eleven milea. McCullough, a broth er of Ben McCullough, is taken prisoner. The State troops are concentrating at Lex ington, simultaneously with General Lyons at Kansas City. It s stated that the Missourians have evac uated Lexington. A fight is reported to have taken place be tween the Unionists, under the command of Col. Cook, and Missourians at Camp Cole.— Twenty-three Unionists were killed, when Cook fled. The Unionists then rallied, and drove off the M isvourians, killing twenty-three. [We caution our readers not to put too much reliance in news from St. Louis. It comes from the meanest of Abolition sources.—Eds. Cor- ranasAor.] Tbe steamer Swan has arrived from Jeffer son cily with F. F. Blair Jr., on board, tn route to Washington. Ho reports 1,000 Fed- ralists at Boonville. A letter from South-east Missouri, says Gen. Watkins is organizing troops in nearly all the eouoties|in that portion of the State to co-operate with the Arkansas forces at Poca hontas. Arms arebeiDg transported up White River. Gravtoh, Va., June 24.—Gen. McClellan and staff have arrived here. He has issued a proc lamation deprecating guerilla warfare. He says all guerillas shall be dealt wub according to the severeet rules of military law. All per sons giving aid or information to tbe Southern- ire to be held in close confinement. All persons being armed, except of known loyally, are to bo arrested for examination. Cikcinsatti, June 24.—The steamer Lebigb has been burned by an incendiary. New York, June 24.—The Bremen has ar rived. The British Government will send ad ditional troops to Canada. The Peris Moniteur declares that Napoleon intends to maintain a strict neutrality. Roscosali takes the place of Count Cavour. A Madrid correspondent, referring lo a dispatch stating that Lincoln had declared Spain would occupy St. Domingo, at her own risk and peril, says : “ The Government of Spain has received no official notice of such declaration; but is prepared to defend the integrity of territory which has been annex ed lo Spain. A bill repealing the paper duty has passed the House of Lords in the British Parliament. Tbe Cotton Supply Association held a meet ing at Manchester, and reports its exertions to procure Cotton discouraging. Many of the Spanish Cotton factories are stopped, throw ing thousands out of employment. Baltimore, June 24.—Semi. Terre has been arrested and held to bail in 22,000 bond, on charge of interrupting the Railroad in April last. Louisville, June 24.—Captain W. J Over- ton, of the Courier office, leaves to night for Nashville, to join the Blackburn Guards, for Virginia. He will act ae §poci* 1 correspond ent of tbe Courkr. Tbe first Southern mail since the 10th inst-, arrived to-day. The Post Master has been in structed to forward letters from the South, to their destination, as unpaid letters. Fortress Morboi, June 24.—The prisoners taken at Bethel have been exchanged. They report good treatment by the Confederate*. It is said that L. W. Clark, of the New York Third Division, on tbe night before tbe Bethel fight, gave the Southerners kill information. Milwackie, Wis., June 24.—A Bank Riot has taken piece. The citizens have demolish ed the Beaks, and the broker*, offices ere in jured. The Montgomery Guards were oalled out, and refused to obey or lira on tbe citisens. Tigs Zonaves ware called out, end fired on them with Kuckshot. WacwiROToa, Jane 25.—A Southern spy hai boon arrested with full details of the number and position of the troops and batteries in the vicinity of this eity. Ciioo tu~, 15.—Tw.1t* kindred too*,* with tew els ponndon, loft ter Mtoneorl, odo Arkon. — — ITasirsvowm, Md., June 24.—Tbe Confeder ate pickets have left Williamsport; hut Gov. Johnson is reported tebe seven miles back of Harper’s Ferry, with four regiments. Milwaukir, June 25.—Forty of the rioters arc in jail. Crowds around the jail threaten to tear ft down. Tha Mayor has proclaimed martial law. Wrssliso Va., June 25.—The Convention heeadptedan ordinance to prevent tbe mili tia from leaving the State. (We auppoeethis means to prevent anybody in Western Vir ginia going into the Confederate service.) Tbe Convention will adjourn to-morrow until the first Thursday in August. Karsas City, Mo , June 25—Fifteen hundred troops left to-day for South-Western Miseeuri. Fredrrick, Md,, June 25.—A resolution has passed th* Legislature demanding the Govern or to return the State arms to the State militia. Alrxardria, Va. Juue 25.—Lowe, the bal- loonies, made sn ascension, and discovered the Southerners, also ballooning. [Great Loons ] Cincinnati, June 25 —A. O. Tyler dropped down tbe river yesterday to the Lexington and Conestoga Levee. To day 8,000 troops are at Camp Dennison. Wasbirotor, June 25.—W. D. Gallagher has been appointed Collector of the Port of New Or leans, and departs for Cairo to accompany the grand army down the Mississippi. Circirrati, June 25.—^The Gazette says there •re 5,000 Southerners thirteen miles beyond Phillippa, uniformed and well armed ; a re serve of 3.000 at Hattonsville, and 100 oavalry at Romney. It says Picket skirmishing con tinues, and suspected person are turned over to tbe civil authorities, and guerillas are shot. COMMERCIAL. RIPOSTED DAILY 1 ATLANTA, June 20, 1881. Sales are small. Principal business confined to actual home copsumption. Bacon is quiet but firm at 13, 14, 18. Flour is dull at |6 25@$8.50. Fancy brands are held somewhat higher. Corn is steady at V>5@$1. Lard still rules at 13@I4 cents. Stocks of Produce are large and constantly arriving. No fears are entertained of scarcity. The supply is larger than at this time last sea son, and the demand not as full. Brisk business is doing in Military Goods and Furnishings. Leather and Shoe dealers aro also enjoying a good trade. Other businesses quiet. MONETARY. No increased activity is manifested. Specie is in good supply. Gold is offered freely at 7 qicent premium without buyers. Brokersoffer only 8(§|4 'ft cent premium. Very little Tennessee funds in market. Nom inal selliog rate 2@2} ft cent, premium. FRATERNAL RECORD. MAMlNi. ATLANTA LODGE. No. &9, F A. M„ meet* on the ae< ond and fourth Thursday nights In each month. LEWIS LaWPIIE, W. M. John M. Roanm, Secretary. W. F. HERRING & OO. OFFER FOR CASH 19- THEIR LARGE STOCK OF *9* READY-MADE CLOTHING VICHY LOW. tJSt 4^WE HAVE ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OF MILITARY GOODS: Georgia Gray Cassimeres, cumfJT -fottieMu„ 0l! kg~ Georgia Green “ *** RT [) AJ w aco. Georgia Brown “ Blue Broad Cloth, Cadet Gray Broad Cloth, Military Buttons, Georgia made Shirtings, suitable for Soldiers, Which we will sell an low as ean be afforded under tho circumstances. Onr SWOKDS will be ready this week—a Southern made Sword—good tem per—fine finish—at a reasonable price. We arc prepared to make up UNIFORMS for Companies at short notice and fair prices for CASH. W. F. HERRING & CO. June 20—dim. R. J. Masskt, Secretary. i the flr«t DAVID MAYEB, W. M. MOUNT ZION ROYAL ARCU CHAPTER, No. 18, meet* on the aecond and fourth Monday nlghu In each month. 2b J. OLKN.V, If. P. C. R. Uari-KItir, Secretary. JASON BURR COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS, No. 18, meets quarterly, on the flrat . uet- day In January, April, July and October. . T. Mead, Recorder. W. W. BOYD, M.•.«.*. ODD-FELLOWS. CENTRAL LODGE, No 28, meets every Tuesday night. T. P. MARSH, N. O. William Wilmii, Secretary. EMPIRE ENCAMPMFNT, No. 12, n BARNES, Chief Patriarch, W. W. BOYD, High Priest. T. P. Fleming, Scribe. MRCIIANICAL. FULTON MECHANICS’ ASSOCIATION meets 2d Frl day in each month, at Engine House, No. 2. C. M. CALDWELL, President. James Noble, Ja., Secretary. ATLANTA FIRE DEPARTMENT. the third Monday evening in Jan* Meets quarterly uary, April, July and October. WM. BARNES, Chief Engineer. & B. SHERWOOD, 1st Assistant. R F. MADDOX. 2d Assistant. F. M. JOHNSTON, Secretary. JOHN F. EZZARD, Treasurer. ATLANTA FIRE COMPANY No. 1, meets first Monday in each month. j. U. MKCASLIN, President. W. K. Masom, Secretary. CHINA DEPOT. COLE & WYLIE, 1 The Saratoga of the Confederate 8tatei: CATOOSA SPRINGS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in C HINA, Oiaee, Bilaer, Pitted Were, Vno, Parian Figures, Keroeine Lamp:, Candle stick,, Tea Treat, Table Male, Baskets, tilaat Shade,, Table Cutlerj, Ao., A., CHEAP FOR CASH. White Granite and common Crockery at arbolaul*. at Charleston prices, nearly oppo site Beach A Root',, Whitehall etreat, Atlanta, Gaorgio. April Id, 1001. N. A. MoLENDON, WHOLESALE GROCER, ARD DEALER IR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Tobacco, Cigars, &o., COBAN. LARD. CORN 4$ FLOUR. •V#. 8, Cherokee Block, Peach-Tree St., Atlanta, Georgia. T hE attention of close Cash Buyers is re spectfully invited to the above stock. March 28 MECHANIC FIRE COMPANY, No. 2, meets first Friday night in each month. LEVI RICHARDSON, President. O. 0. Boon, Secretary. TALLULAH FIRE COMPANY, No. 8. meet* lit Wednea day (n each month. JOHN F. KZZARD, Presid'L Juki Mclkmdor, Secretary. ATLANTA HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, N-e, meets flrat Saturday night in each month. FRANK JOHNSTON, Foreman. Noar R. Fowls*, Secretary. RANKING. BANK OF FULTON—Alabama Street. E. W. HOLLAND, President. A. Avstell, Cashier. AGENCY CENTRAL RAILROAD A BANKING COM PANY—Office on Alabama Street. A. W. JONES, Agent. AGENCY OKORG1A RAILROAD A BANKING COM PANY—Office on Whitehall Street near the Railroad. WM. W. CLAYTON, Agent. ATLANTA INSURANCE COMPANY—Office, next door to Georgia Railroad Bank. J. P. LOGAN, PrasldcnL Piano Bbowr, Cashier. TO PRINTERS. A SOBER and industrious Printer, who an ti. derstends end is willing to work both et the Cese end Vrese, can obtain steady work, with good pay, by immediate application at tbe office of the ” REPORTER,'’ Jane 18. LeGrange, Georgia. COKE! COKE!! COKE!! AT TUB GAB WOBK8. A LARGE quantity for sole nt the usual nrfoe of 124 cent pnr boebel. Feb. ll-dlt J. F. WARNER, SupL W ANTED, GOOD Mileb Cow, with good qnalUinA,nsd bnvingny nnffig eelf. Apply at tbe“ Cno- WILLIAM F. PARKER, —WITH— THOMAS W. MURRAY, Formerly of 191 Chambers St., New York, importrrs a wholesale dealers ir Wines, Liquors & Cigars, ARD COMMISSION DEALERS IR BUTTER, CHEESE, &o., •>*. 207, Bay Street, Savannah, Ua. April lO-dAw3m. J J. HARMAN respectfully enuounoes to e his former visitors, and the publie gen erally, that be bee entered into n co-partner ship with Mr. J. 8. Nichols, of Savannah, Ga., for tbe ensuing season nt this CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex tended to him, he would solicit n continuance of tbe same for tbe firm, who will endeavor, nt all times, lo provide for the loble, bar, Ac., ev ery luxury attainable. Our cooks will be the most experienced that the South can produce, together with nn effi cient force of attentive servants. There will be an excellent BRASS end STRING BAND of superior Musicians attaebed to tbe Hotel. The medical virtue* of these tnanv end va ried Mineral Waters are now loo well known to require an extensive description. In addi tion to tbe Red, White and Black Sulphur Springs—many of them combined with Iron and Magnesia—is an inexbaustable well of the purest Freestone. Our accommedationi are very extensive.— We have menv pleasant cottage* separate from the main hotel, where families can be aa quiet and retired as in their own homes. Catoosa 8prings ars in Catoosa county. Geor gia, two and a quarter milee from tbe WeeUrn A Atlantic Railroad. A fine Omnibus and good Hacks will beat tbe platform oo ihoanival of each train. Tbe Springe have a direct Rail road communication with Charleston. Savan nah, Augusta, Maeon, Milledgeville, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Nashville and Chatta- noge. Tssjis or Boasn: Two Dollars par day, Twelvs Dollars per week, end Thirty-Five Dol lars per eingle month. Visitors who wish to engage board by the season, with thsir fami lies. will be boarded at Thirty Dollars per month—children and servants half price.— Those who wish to eogsgo board by tho season would do well to address June 7-d2m. HARMON A NICHOLS. ORR. IRA R. FOSTER. J. L. QUEER FOSTER & QUEEN, GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MARIETTA STREET, Atlanta, Georgia, K EEP constantly on hand ell kinds of Pro visions and Family Supplies, buy and sell all kind* of Tennessee end Country Produce; also, sell Goods consigned to tbe twst advan tage, and render account* e.f sale promptly.— Patronage respectfully solicited. A fine lot of Pure Co* untry Corn Whisky on hand, and for sale by FOSTER A QUEEN, may 5. WANTED! pod jourayameo lXattere, to Fur Hat*. Steady employ ment and nod win* Apply to mlt. i. M. UOLBBOOi, Atlanta, Go. MOTIC66 TO COtREimiOEin. P ARTIES writing lo a* ter laformiUoa will pleat* *aeloM th* paateg* tor th* u*wn. W* will *h**rfally write nplte* to uqairi**, but euu’t *fford to puy poeteg* »l*o. JunuT. McNAlfGHT, OR1IOHD A CO. mtoft nOlPEOBBATE BON DA, or Bote*, will U b* r***lv*d by th* und*raigc*d ie payment of Crockery, Chlaa, Gitas Warn, 6*. or ia paymeat *1 OMOuxts T. to. RIPLEY, 1.oar*. Whitehall 80, AUaxio, too. NATIONAL AMERICAN. fTlHERE aro several thousand, dollars still A due me for subecription^Mj advertising, atlWl American " i account of the late Nell need tbe money—am, in faet, sa/er- ing for the leant of it. Ie not this simplt stete- meut enough to induce every men, who knows himself to be indebud, to meke immediate payment, either ia whol# or in part? Tho Good Book eaysi “Thou shall not morale the mouth of the os that treadeth out the eorn ”— Neither should ?on starve the Printer, who, by unremitting toil, furnishes your mental ali ment. C. R. HANLK1TER. Atlanta, June 7, U81. Eulogy on Governor McDonald. BY HENRY R. JACKSON. This eloquent Address, upon tbs Lifs and Publie Services of Gov. Cmas. J. McDorald, delivered by Hon. Henry R. Jackson, at Mari- •red by Hon. Henry lv. Jackson, at Mari- Georgia, on tbe 20th of April last, is now reedy for rale. It is a finely printed pamphlet of ihirty eix pages. Price: Single Copy 25 eta ; or $15 par hun dred. Address, WOOD, HANLIlTlll. Bid A CO., juoe 8-dlw. Publishers, Atlanta, Geo. Naila! Nails! Nalls! T HE ETOWAH MINING 8 MANUFAC TURING COMPANY. loeateal la l*mo*a*- ty. Gaorgio, or* an teahiog. oo4 praporod to 111 lor. • ntian ter any aod all aim, at, a vary •hparlor CUT HAIL. Addraaa. or apply to W. to COTHRAN, I ’ A. SHORTER, j Tnuu “' RaMtSto. May R INfcnUMto. _