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, «» Dally aod Wrebly w*
■ *f •atoeripllea kai expired
f Molina* to 4* ia mj iarienc*.
| will not, oud oar paper to uy
i money io paid la advance, aw
i tb* Un* tor wb!»h payment
• or* bard Unto oa newspaper*,
ir of them or* »e«pudl*g i aad
tir of th*m, toioaoo they kin
! owing lo tkw* whish they cu-
r entarprie* okall not (ail from
ir* inland to Matin** to pabtish
r; bat naitkar we, nor any
^ «* urth, son afbrd to pakllsh a
rikarajNtoJkrtt. If tki* b«
tb*ra U no furtbar troobla
•ubaoribad lo anr paper tor a
|lf tk*y ar* plaatod, «* r*qnwt
». aad pay lor itayrarlaad-
I ba of advutage to than, aad
bt of Iroabl*, In ratoring aad re-
i oar books, «h«n abort Un*
I or* mad*. All *• atk is pl*aty
aad tk* moa*y in adraaw.—
i shall bar* a good paper. Tb*
\a food fond.
| Mo Paper Friday.
1 nQIarioa* Fourth." It will b*
i holiday by u and all *aploy*d
Oa tki* atoMBt, tbara will ba
1 to-morrow. If, bowwror, any-
Importaaes tranapir**, w*
isxtra.
t tko Fourth of July. W*
lgnor* the name and maaanr*
1 Waskiagtoa.aa to torg*t tk*
k that bond of patriots with or*ry
ting defeat aod rain staring
i fas*, darad aa aua, to whom lib-
daar.than Ufa, to abjar* th*
} tyrant.
Camp McDonald Correa-
pradence.
- Ctplain Kendrick'$ oormeeo, and
choeen Captain of Ike Lewie ,V
-HecUk—ln far Ike War—
off— Good fare— Tke Arvu—
I Spring Place Companiee, and ft*
r” to tke Camp, placed <n
Irig called, and mattered into eer-
Canr MoDoxaui, July 2d, 1M1.
Ia tb* publieatlon of a
it in yoar loan*of to-day,yon man
ia, Mr. If. Kaadrisk, aa b*lag
whisk yon will ptoaso oorroct,—
b*ing from Oowsta, and on* la
ilar worthy to command any
la th* sarvltow I only maatioo
bet of th«r* b*ing no many of
that th* gsanla* Captain
tbasraditdno him. Th* Com-
th* Lewie A Philip* Rifire, was
'tk 8. C. Boas, aa Captain, aad was
mind of Mr. Bo** until th* Com-
tb* n*m« lo that of th* “L*wia
lord,” at which tin** 8. C. Bos*
Captain M. Ksodrtok also tod aa
H* was fermorly Captain of
la the Id Bsgimsnt *f th* Qoorgia
aad a largo portion of his Compa-
williag to s*rr* daring th* war,
and Governor Brown still h*ld,
llofGn. Phillips, hia plac*op*n
a, provided h* eonld form a Com-
ren time. Oar boya atoing a good
arotoa, tsndsrsd Captain Ksndriek
id, whish waa nlnstsatly oonasot-
prsssad him too eloaa, and h*
rafnaa
in fie* health. Th* railroad boya
sir ton, and it ia hard to k**p them
id harder still for tktoa to raalia*
really mastsrad ia (nr tb* war,
abort Pram what I saa glsam
uap talk, wo will ltora bar* for as-
latwowaokai for w* ar* rvcelr-
ition, la tk* ahap* of sh*lls, sania-
opa. Our fora is good. Wa ha**
tod ham*, alogaat harna, Boar aad
—In short, w* fan hotter than
Ik* ptopls of Qoorgia.
ismpaay C, of th* Artillery. Be
daaass, wa has* a stand of Bpring-
ts, of th* pattern of 61. Th* Got.
to 1st as (that is, th* wk*l*
at* 24 gnat, of what ealibr*, I know
rata wa will ba th* bast armed and
on pea la* that hat* star left th*
ar* daily nsorirtof more racrailo—
and four yesterday, and w* can
r*.' Th* Bom* Aar tilery la oa our
kia I sonsldwroa* of tk* b«st Cont
end lb* boat fallows I bar* srsr
Ipriag Plan* boy*on oar right, and
HU* Blues on ear snlrsm* loft;
at Companiee. Th* Cadato ar* sp
ars (totalled to drill th* ****ral
la th* maanal, aad It Is surprising
»kal sssaraoy tb* yoang ms* at
> achool drill. Ton will Bad ia
old gray.ksad«d man afrill*d by a
1 ytara old. ■arrnh tor Young
is tagsrly aoagbt after ovary
ill make it my hosinato to la-
—sly hag real to pinto th* nan* of
> Csahdarasy *a bla nil, aad sail
dll*, aad at tattoo. If y*a dssir*
to. I Will girayoa tk* datis* w*
»*>r*i daring tk* day and otMr
• rstpsstfully,
A DAILY PURCHASE*,
•orrsependent will toU to all
Itodaptsia Kandrtoh kslag few*
^ w*« io«| awasn of ft,
'wt' Uto
pitta, Md w* d* Mat think N it fair to siadit
Oowata oounty dlth what proparly belong* te
Fulton i ksow, w* still Insist that It
Boa this Manly.—Bos. Oosrnsnntoy.
ADVICB TO TBB CANT-GET-AWAY CLUB.
if soars. Adair d Smith..
Gisratnns r Althoagh many other an id tabs
an filing year oslamns, of met* intsrsst gsa-
orally than this, I oaaaot refrain from sailing
thaattontton at amt *aaTg*t.*w*y people w
asm* at th* mamas of recreation that nr* af
forded aa, near at boon. Th* intone* excite
man that every where prevails, aad th* aan-
stentstraln apo* th* pablio mind requires la.
larval rnlaxetiaa, whsra for awhito w* may
rust from th* die of businsas aad tk* axalto-
maat of ooatrodiotory totograpbi* report*.—
Maay of ear cltlsons or* accustomed at this
sooooa to forgot hastate* for awhito, aod travel
North for pleasure and amusement, staking
th* plaaaaat plana* of Maw York aad other
Northara State*, to spend their time aad mon-
ay. Tki* all th* tim* haa been uanansssary,
bat still has baoa doa*. Mow wo have out
loose from all that tmaoka of Yoakoodota, al
low mo to auggwt as th* spot to whil* away a
few weeks, or a tow days la th* moat agreeable
style imaginable, th* Catooea Spriuga. Locat
ed In our own fnir Southern Confederacy, sup
plied with all th* madieiatl waters that eould
ba desired, and for turpnaslng la variety toy
at tb* famed retreats of tb* North, with tush
tatorUlatrt as Mtttrt. Harmon A Nichols,
and tkoir accomplished ladies, w* foal eouk-
dant in raoommaadiag Catoosa os worthy th*
oonfidoam and pntronag* of our poopl*.
Nothing it wanting that can aontributo to
thn comfort of lha visitor, and navnr hnvt wa
snjoynd n short rwpito from business to moeh
is ws did hers. Poy Harmon A Nishola *
visit Enquire for Woottou st th* Railroad
depot. A pleasant drivn of half an hour taka*
you to tb* Spriuga, tad if after a wash’s visit,
you nr* not willing to stay a month, say wn
are no judge of comfort.
DIXIE.
For th* Southern Confederacy.
Msssss. Editors:—Is thuTri-WtoklyKnox
ville Wkig of Juan 22th, Brow alow says:
" Cora eropt and gardens ar* ptrohnd up by
th* hast Though wt has* had showers, w*
nr* suffering greatly for rain, and if rain shall
not foil within a few days, ws nr* to b* grtatly
damaged. ”
Tbs Editor spanks of th* “ opprstsiT* weath
er” for “ton or fifteen days past,” and says
that “ th* sun haa poured hit rays down from
a burnished sky, nod th* brasses blowing upon
ns, most of th* tim*, have felt as though they
war* blasts from * hatted furoaos.”
Th* above it significant—aigniBesnt of th*
gnat truth, svsry whan being evolved, that
ia tb* struggle for Independent* and liberty,
in whish tb* South is involved, aad for which
tbs it contending. Divine Providence it on our
•id*, giving us rufrutbing rains and th* astur-
sne* of abundant crops, crowning oar brtv*
armies in tk* field with victory la tvtry bat-
lie end skirmish, and at th* sam* tim* visiting
our susmiss with boakruptcy, famin* and dls-
•aas, son fusion in tbsir couuoils, and driest,
diagram, and death in srsry encounter. East
Tennessee, of which Knoxville Is tboommer-
einl and politionl center and capital, is tb* fiot
bed of Lineolntem in that State, sad Brown-
low is on* of tb* traitor* whs sr* nrgiag tbs
people thsrs to arm tbsmtolvas and resist th*
authorities of th* State and of th* Confederate
Government, la other words, h* counsels the
man of East Tsaasssas to fight for Ah* Lin-
ools, end hslp him to fix his abolition yok*
upon tbs nooks of tha freemen of tk* South.
Ho and th* abottora of tb* Illinois tyrant
and blackguard, ar* alraody romiviag tkoir
reward la tha frowst of offended Deity la
withholding from them fructifying rains, and
threatening them with short traps, end probe
bio suffering for th* want of doily brood.
Every other sootion at th* country, la th*
bounds of tha Soothers Confederacy, is being
visited with refreshing seasons, giving every
promise of sbsadont harvests, tad thus driv
ing th* apprehension of fomia* away from oar
thrashhold.
Dot us b* thankful for this great, biassed,
Providential interposition in our favor—this
Diels* endorsement of th* Justasa* of ear
onus*. For if nay poopls aver had cause to b*
grateful to Htavan for forors directly boatowod,
it la th* prapl* of th* Confederate State*—
Bret, for eceeeeion ; tecond, far good crops la
tha loldt and victory ia haul*; aad, third,
tha aaauranco from oa High that our cause is
approved, aad that we will aaeottd.
AMOR PATRIAE.
A Cauai. Ixdiqixitt to a 8onvuxmx Citi-
«*».— At tb* batil* of Util* Dotkol, th* tor-
vaal of Mr. Whitting, who lirte soar that
plam, ruehod ia and ioformed kit matter of
what waa going ea ; aad be teek hie rile and
want out re defend hie home if nemrexr,—
H* waa eepturtd aad eeat a prisoner to Old
Point. He was marched in ef the potato of bag-
onete of nine negraee no a guard nudes core mead
at a Whiteman. Tbit was done'beeautt be was
diecotertd with arme ia hie kaadt to pretest
hie own firttid*. He ie Mill bald a prisoner
ia Iran*, probably, fed ea what w* bar*, un
derstood they feed priaoatre ea, 7 trackers
aad a plat ef water a day. Hie rtaldene* hat
•ins* beta destroyed, nod hit family ef wife
aad ehrildrea, driven forth, hemeleaa, open
thriworld.—Norfolk Dag Beak.
Feta or Noava Cexouxe.—Th* Sag agreed
epos by ikii State to aa exceedingly boaaltfo!
ea*. The taler* era a rad field with a digit
Mar is tha stair*. Oa tk* spear extreme to
lb* lnstriptloa, •• May 20, 177*,” aad at tb*
tower, •• May 20, 1861.” There art two hart,
ea* of Mat oad th* ether of while.—JfeiriyA
Kegieter.
Carvtjouu vatu Own Boats-—Th* exeee
sir* vigil**** of tk* EranavW*. lad , traepe,
iadaood them I* arrest oad detain area at tkoir
veaoeb * fow day* ela**, This was tha H W.
H. B.,” a formldahli end, WVA throe M>«,
etd ptoaiy ef ehet sad shell. Ska wa* rsteasvd
*• t (is straagih of t msnmgi from Go*. It*
Clottaa, who preaseaeod her all
mm C0NFE9811C!.
BY ADAIR Sc SMITH.
TERMS:
Daily, one year, 16; tlx months, t3;
one month, 60 cents.
Wheat, one year, 92; six months,
91.36—invariably In advance.
Ws ask ee pec tel etteattoa of ovory lually to
our peper. Those enjoying dally Bull focilltlti,
will find
The Daily Confederacy
filled with the Is test Intelligence from the sett
of war, both by telegraph, end from reliable
special correspondents, of unquestioned abil
ities and who** facilities for getting comet In
formation era unsurpassed. Wo ere laying ont
large some of money and exerting ovory effort
to make onrt a first cites Journal.
10 LABOR BOR XXPEB8S
will be withheld that will add to the attractive*
nets and interest of oar peper- To reimburse
as for the heavy expenses we have incurred—
not simply the ordinary expenses of publishing
a paper, bat for onr correspondence and tel
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receipt* from subscriptions. We ask our friends
everywhere to aasist ns In getting subscribers.
Every man who take* onr paper, so fkr aa we
know, ia pleased with It. We feel very aure
that wa have not a single subscriber that could
not at least send ns one more with bat little ef
fort, while many could aend us a doaen or more.
Let every friend be aasnred that with the in
crease of onr circulation, onr ability to make a
better paper will be greatly enhanced, and such
means shall be used to the best advantage. We
hope thoae who have subscribed for our Dally
for a short time, will renew their subscriptions
and
GO IT FOB TBE WHOLE YEAR.
It will benefit ns more, and aave considerable
trouble in erasing and re-writing names on our
mall book.
Our Weekly
is one * tbs largest tad moat attractive newt-
papers In America, end will be filled with the
choicest rending metier—made np from the
emam of onr Dally Issue. In fotun It will bo
mailed punctually every Wednesday morning
on th* Georgia, tha Macon A Western, end the
fifote Rood trains, fiend in your order*.
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Agent* In obtaining enbacribars and forwarding
the money—tor which they will bo allowed to
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Weekly, or fifty cent* on each Dally tnbecriber.
%gr Persons getting np Club* of five, tea or
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copies ordered at 12X per cent, lea* then our
regular rale*.
gar Mo name will ho entered on anr books
until th* money I* paid; end nil subscriptions
nr* dlseontlanod when th* tim* aspires for
which payment Ie made, intone th* seme be
raaowed.
Jon*, Wt
Atlanta, Ottesto
FOB THN “ SOUTHERN OONFBDBRACY.’
Biomsom, July »—-Joseph Laldly, an tmi
anal chtmlet, formerly a draggist, bed his bond
and arms awfully mangled to day by th* ex
plosion of fnlmlnallog powdor, at th* persua
sion sap manufactory in this ally, aad died
instantly. Robert E. Clayton, hie emUtoat,
was ear lonely woaaded.
Pentagon report thst Goaornl* Cad walla-
dor aad Patterson orotted th* Potomee yester
day morning with n joint fore* of thirty-two
Utooeaad aeon. They forthor report that Goa.
Johnston toft Winchester yesterday afternoon
to moot th* invading fora**. They forthtr re
port that an engagement took pine* between n
Virginia Regiment, under Col. Jtokson, and
Um enemy. Jeektoa foil back oa Martins-
burg, capturing forty oavalry, and killing and
wounding many—th* number not ascertained.
Tk* general impression is, that wa are on
th* eve of important estate.
Th* Baltimore Sun of Tuesday received, from
whioh th* following ie extracted :
“The New York World publishes n letter
oontrmiug th* capture of th* Eoglieh berk
Sima, with riled cannon for th* Confederate
Stats* | also th* capture of the Privateer
steamer Webb.
President Duels publishes n proclamation in
this morning’s Examiner, onnonneing tb* ad;
mission of Tennessee into the Confederacy, at
completely as ether States.
« Spain will observe strict neutrality in th*
American war.’’
“ Sir Haary Bui war ie very ill.”
Th* Baa eonfirma the occupation of Balti
more, sad th* toiiora of th* Polio* Commie-
aioaers. Gen. Banks eta tea in n Proclamation
that he roeaivad orders from Washington to do
so; oad th* Woehingtnn correspondent of th*
San thyt there are between sixty and savanty
thousand troops In the neighborhood of Weehj
iagton.
About fifty members of Congress her* ar
rived.
Th* Boston Commeroiel Bulletin states that
there were twelve failures in New York, four
teen in Boston and four In Philadelphia, last
week.
Ax Apt Kitort.—A lady recently asked
President Davit what tha Confederate foreee
would do if the Northerner* were to force
thorn book from Manassas t President Deris
quiokly responded, “ There will bt few left,
modem, lo be forced beck."
HVMENIAL.
SMITH—COOLEY.—Married, on Tueedty,
2d Inst., by Rev. W. J. Boot!, Mr. Bixox Bairn,
and Mies EsTnea 0. Coolkv, all of this city.
PITTMAN—NEAL. Married, at the Second
Baptist Church, on the 2d instant, by the Pas
tor, Rev. J. C. Clark, Maj. Daniel H. Pittxax
and Miea Lon. Nbal, daughter of Col. John
Neal, all of this city.
H. Z. C M NO. 16, R. A. H.
1 REGULAR MEETING of Mooxt Ziox
O. CasprxR, No. 16. of Rotal Arcb Hasoii,
will bo hold on MONDAY NIGHT NEXT at
tho usual hour, for the transaction of business
of vital interest to tha Craft. All Companions
in good standing will plrnsa heed this notice
and present themselves at tha Lodge Room, if
only for one Aour at tha time named.
C. R. HANLEITER,
July i—3t. Secretary.
&
Have just received a large lot of
NEW GOODS.
HOOP-SKIRTS from a to 50 Springs.
VIRGINIA PLAIDS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
MUSLINS, BAREGES,
DRESS SILKS,
Military Bntton, Trimmingi of ill kinds,
MOSQUITO BARS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY and
RIBBONS, of great variety.
A large variety of
STAPLE GOODS.
Also, a splendid assortment of
JEWELRY, WATCHES, Arc.
A heavy stock of
ALL KINDS OF SHOES.
All bought for Cash, anil will be sold cheap.
SILVEY & DOUGHERTY.
Atlanta, July I.
REVENUE.
CiTT CLuax’s Orricn, City Hall, )
Atlanta, July 1,1)21. j
C ITY TAX PAYERS will plaaaa remember
that tha Ordinance on tho subject of City
Taxes require* that th* sam* shall b* paid by
th* first day of Angnst next.
I will b* at my office each business day,
from now until tho first of August next, reedy
to raoeiv* payment and reoatpt for th* aam*.
Pleas* ealfeeoa, cad embrace th* opportunity,
before tke ever crowded^oat JjJj^cOMBE,
July |—tin. Clark and Collector.
To Kent,
i
throughout tk*
ad fifty font ef
k running roan* tare* sides at th*
This lovely sahartnn retreat Is sttaai
ad spun • baaotlfol skMt ef water, ea* mil*
aad a-half from tb* *My, oad overeats ladae*-
reeato which aa aacqaallcd for * retired,
r 1 * oad mnrealist tea*lie* near 4L
A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ef six
A closets and eonvenienns* tki
building, and on* hundred and
verandah vanning round three
^ tat ternu nod particulars applet thU^ef
LEATHER! LEATHER!
At Wholesale or Retail.
I
WE are now prepared
to furnish manufacturers
and dealers with
Hemlock Mole Leather,
White Oak Do.
French Calf Skins, various kinds
Philadelphia Do.
Morocco Do.
Goat Do.
Lining and Binding Skins,
Shoe Thread,
Shoe Kyi els,
Lasts, Pegs, Nalls,
And everything connected with the
manufacture of Boots and Shoes.
A Large Lot of the above Goods
.TXJST RECEIVED,
And for sale at Wholesale or Retail, by
DIMICK, WILSON & CO.
June 20—d&wlm
MILITARY BOOKS.
Army Regulations, for Confederate
States. $3.00.
Hardee’s Tactics, 2 volumes, cloth.
All the Plates. $2.50.
Hardee’s Tactics, 2 volumes, paper.
All the Plates. 92.00.
School for the Guides, 28 Pistes. $1.
Camp Duly, for Infantry, Guards, Pa
trols, Ac. 00 cents
Rules for Field Fortifications snd
their defence and Coast Defence. 60 eta
Trooper’s Manual, for Dragoons and
Mounted Riflemen. $1.75.
Science of War, Strategy, selection of
ground, Ac. $1.00.
Cavalry Tactics, for Trooper, Platoon
and Squadron. 3 volumes, $5.00.
Cooper’s and Hacombs’ Tactics,
for Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery. $1.75.
Roberfh Artillery and Maury’s
Skirmish Drill. X volume $1.50.
Ward’s Manual of Naval Tactics.
$4.00.
Haswell’s Engineer’s Hand Book.
$1.75.
Haswell’s Mechanic’s Tables. $1.25
Law’s Civil Engineering, (London
Book.) $2.00.
Glynn’s Cranes, Ac., (London Book.) 75c
Wilson’s Builder’s Price Book.
$1.50.
Henck’s Field Book for Engineers. $1
Templeton’s Mechanic’s Companion.—
je27 j. McPherson a co.
INVASION I
TO THE WAR!
A “GEORGIA LEGION”
CaYtlrj, as Voltigaura;
companies of Haavj Infantry, aod on* of Ar
tillery.
The FULTON DRAGOONS have tendered
to forai part of this Legioa.
This Legion is expected to go into Ser
vice before the 16th of Angnst,
but the companies to b* relented IN A WEEK;
sad to b* thoroughly drilled before going into
■•wire. Th* Alton Dragoon* mat shoot
fifty abto-bodted man, who can foretell good
korere, and s ehrep uniform. Gov. Brawn
will arm o*—th* Lsgion te to b* tendered
through him.
H*n I* offered n fin* opportunity of going
into rewire, in n B*glm*al at aovtl organisa
tion, of piakad oompsafos. A dtellagntektd
mem bar ef th* Confederate Congress, from
Georgia, who g*tonp tki* luglm. will foikk
lea* b* appointed Colonel; th* *tk*r l*ld od-
rere—Lieutenant Orion*], Mtjor aad Adjataat
are te h* appointed by th* Frealdant, from *x-
p*ri*ared Army offirer*.
Wa appeal to 4b* paMotipa at mat ri Ureas
not rely «f Filtea, hat of rik«r regattas wh*
-hm Bar ere as to
• ear etmbtr, to
foal diapered to joaa tb* Foltoa Daireire,
read in thrir asm** at*a*a to re, otjajaf)
tor thrir ana** at Ibastoreef 1
W* her* bat *** wrek to mb*
ret ia this Ltgioa. All wh* wool tog*, io-
*.a
ft.
p. K. McDaniel,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND OOMMIUION MERCHANT,
lUMiinii
ALL KOTOS 07 PRODUCT,
H*ator ttrMt, tetwren Whitehall aad Friar,
CHINA DEPOT.
COLE 8c WYLIE,
Whohaal* and Retail Dealer* in
pHINA, Glare, Hirer, Fitted Wan, Tasw,
U Farina Figures Kami** Lamps Gaadla-
•tinks Tea Trays Table Mato, Baskate, Glare
Shades Tabl* CuUvry, A*., A.,
CHHAP WOK CASH.
White Graalto and aommoa Croak*ry at
whela**!*, at Charlwtoa priore, naorly oppo-
•lto Batch A Baoft, WkltohaU ttrmt,
Atlanta, Georgia
April 2d, 1ML
LORRTTiLARD’g SKUTY.
IN BOTTLES AND BULK.
Wbr sole la fcaBtttte* to Jobber* by
R. A. ROBINSON A 00, Wkaletale Druggiete,
Lout art lie, Kentucky,
Am
M. A. A a A. SANTAS, Norfolk Virginia.
May 2d—2m
N. A. MoLENDON,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
in nun n
FOR CION A NO DOMCSTIC LIQUORf,
Tobaooop Cigcrt, 4o. y
COBAN, LARD, CORN A FLOUR.
AV 8, Cktrakaa Black, Faaeh-Traa ft.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
T hX attaaUoa of close Cub Bayer* te re
spectfully invited to th* abon stoek.
Monk 22
tax. iu a. run*.
J. l. qcaax
FOSTER & QUEEN,
GROCERS
—AMD—
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
naaiivTA svaanv,
Atlanta.......... Georgia,
also, rell Good* oonsigatd to th* best advan
tage, and render accounts of sal* promptly.—
Patronage respectfully solicited.
A fine lot of Pur* Country Corn Whteky on
hud, snd for ul* by FOSTER A QUEEN,
may 6.
THOMAS F. LOWE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For th* purchase aad aal* at Western Produoa,
Ootteo, Qroeeriee and Merecaadlre generallr,
Franklin Butldtnf, Jltton Mroct,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
April 4,1441.
BRYSON & BEAUMONT,
If aiMifcetar«n and Dolan la
MEN'S A OOFS CLOTHINS,
QENTLEMKN't FURNISHING GOOD*.
CLOTHS, CAHSrUH/ttS AND VSBTiyOS,
Markham’* Iron-Front Building, Whit*
hall, Street,
r. n. laveox, ) ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
v. a. uacaoav j April 2d, 12*1.
t. >. raixmxvn, I I hoxtoommt uttu,
New Orleana I I EkelkyrUle, Tea*.
POINDEXTER & LITTLE,
SLAVE DEPOT,
NEW ORLEANS,
P iR Receiving, Forwarding ud Balling, for
Marahuta, Plantar* sad Trader*. Alee,
krep* oustaatly on hud a good ueortmentof
Field Hud*, Jfwhuie* ana Hone* Barr ant*.
May II.
CUTTING & STONE,
Whol«*l# RfiUil Doeltra lo Foraiga aad
DRY GOODS,
C ONNALLY’S Block, Whitehall street, four
dears from Alahuaa Street aprlL
Me NAUGHT, BRAID * CO.
MAT BTSMMT
ttavenaah, ------ Grergta.
Ww. MoNacnv, I f Wn. K. Bus*.
JaanOanaBB, J merit J Joan Dnxua.
JOHN FICKEN,
Importer, Munfoetarer and Dmtltr ia
KATAIA IIIA1I, TI1AIII
INUfif, PIPti, *o.,
Wkotaaala aad Retail, at th* Slga ef
iHnfo Cigar Mmantnctarg,
Whitehall Street, AUuta, Grergta.
March 24.
ROBT. L. CRAWLEY,
Vhslmlt ui UUil fctkr i«
PRODUCE ARB PROYISWKS,
Gsaenl BhImh Agsat,
kiriLL attend pranptly to itr koriaore *a-
W Wasted tohim. fitorei* Fraahlia Bolldlag,
tald-ly
THOMAS tb ABBOTT,
ATT0BNEY8 AT LAW,
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