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* 7’* <* ' ? *.v SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. Il.ry Coat Rattans. 1 gniaa firoataat John U. Hol- 1 Manufactory, Atlanta, Otorgis. al Trn.nl lag Agnb i oar Oeaeral Tramllng Att't I receipt for aobacripUoai and ad I for the “ftonUmra Confederacy." . Dvran, of Rosa., la alao autbar ■ita oaab, and glia raaaipia far tba i Confederacy." notice. or friend* band In local noticra manta loo lata la tba aeaa- r appearance neat nornlng. Tba re our offiea at aix o’elocb; and for two houre before they leave no new be got in. In order to Ininre In lay abould be furolabed to ue by two ttonthern Confederacy (Mica. illable apeelnl letter and telegraphic dent at Manaaeaj Jnnction—the grant geld of battle at preeenL We hare i reilahle correspondent* from varl- hi Virginia. Everybody wanln to nra, and all Important dlepatchea or received by us, will be promptly I Confederacy bulletin, exciting time* It la probable that cx- rmnon will get afloat. We enutlou ngninit (hem, and beg everybody ta what they believe. every possible facility for obtaining This, however, coats ns heavily, pe every one who la so an i Ions to get 11 admit the equity of anbecr blng for onr paper. mmber of names on our dally Hat and he weekly, will be erased this week, robarrlptlons are renewed. We In op sending the paper at the tormina- time for which It is paid, terms for the Dally arc *5 per annum per month—tho cheapest Daily In that gives the came amonnt of read ily la a vary large sheet, full of the matter. The cheapest way to a u to subaerlbe for the Confeder- Pcraoual. leased, oo yesterday, to meet the ambera ol the Oate-Cily Guards, af visit, oa furlengh, to their fom- nds. A faw days rest after their [ near Laartl Hill, and their lu ng la tba mountains af North- |inia. will be very grateful to these a, and fit them tba better to en- loila yet before them : William It. Kssird, ol Major Joe Thom peon, at William Mima, al A. J. Orme. farran Jourdan, James Barrett, 1, Harry Kraus, and J. Harriaon. I all tba othar members of tba one billed. L Wilson is also at bis rsaidenoe offering somewhat from a wound tba terrible hatlla of Manassas. tha glorious Invaatb. -±- tan, Mnrkly and Jnyner. firm bavo a vary axtnnalva atook in storn. Tbny ara wall known t button. man. Dr. Hamilton Mrience as a practising Phyaielan way qualified for an Apathacary. Ha mean Maker. A. Fitagarald of Dalton, Ga. A Brigade Ravlaw. lunoy tba Governor, will raviaw the Damp McDonald oa next Wadoae- rho deaira ta witaaaa a grand brig, eta now havs aa oppoitunity— A wa learn will Iw provided. Tba Grant Victory, lanes with tba aetioa nf tha Oon- bbmoad a aaltablo diaeanraa will be Waeley Chapol tbit morning it by tba Bav. Mr. Booth lapntek about tbs Cuua. a per ary announced a few days Ector had raeelvsd a dispatch it Davis to coma on to Riahuoad at arms, aa wa bad eaptarad 21,- n tba enemy la tba great battle at it apoa what authority the state, la; hut we leara from tho beat rotation, that Col. Ector received fob. He waeaaly telegraphed ta meat oo at oaaa—aayibg nothing ta that ware eaptarad. sake thla statement to rains aa r neighbor. This ta not ear ob- htestatamaal going tha rounds and learning that It ii erroneous, ight to ha aarrastad. Ouraalgh- l. had reeenjM ta btllava hla atatn- whan It waa made. fltfory at Naaaaaaa. U HTflaaa will ha held la tha let eh to day, (Sabbath ) Berman by Frail Jmrtt i ’““NShan.r. FOR TBS u BOOTHSAJT OONFIDIRACT." Wa**in«to« ( July !• --Tbe Second Ohio Re giment (9 mouth* men) hu delivered up Ita arme and gone home. Several other Regiment# have alao gone hOU*. Fifteen thoueand Confederate# ere mounting •leg* (t»nee it Fairfax Court If out*. Several officer*, as a rewaid for their eour- »|« I* tha lata fight, ara authorised to ralee uov Regiment* sod to have tha oommaed af thorn. Kaw Regime# U art baiog constantly ac cepted. p the Housa to day, Mr. McClelland of Illl- oois, said they should niska provision for fur- thar raeourcee, elMlheGovormentcradit would fail. Mr. Wright rtpliodp that ita oradit had failed already, Tho Housa Committee on direct tax meet* with violent opposition to tba proposed meas ure. Nothiog hat bean heard from tba flag of tmoa son! on tha hurrying expedition, or from Col. Cameron’s expedition It is suppocad that the Southerner* have schemes on foot to bo kept secret. They de tain everything coming within their lines. Foxtkbbs Monsob, July 99 --An expedition consisting of six Isunches, burned nine Con federate sloops and schooners. Louisville, July 14th.—'Tho enthusiastic re caption of raturned threa months volunteers from the Federal army, is noticed in several plaoesp whose departure from Head-quarters of the army is not mentioned. 8t. Louis, July 2fi.*~Many threa mouthers from the interior are returning home. They say, however, if business at borne is less prof itable than eoldiering, they will return to tha •arviea. Tba Senate bill to build a new bridge serosa tha Potomac by tba side of tba "Long Bridge,” and to repair tba old one, has passed. Oan. McClellan has arrived A oommittaa ara bare from New York urg- ging tha Government to give Gan. Wool active employment in the army. It is ascertained that tbe Southerners bad accurate information of all tbe Federal move ments—their withdrawal from Fairfax being a part of the plea to draw tbe Fodarala into am buscade. Tho Senate bill to define and nnnisb conspi racy, and to suppress rebellion, has paseed. Tbe Michigan regiment lost nineofficer* and 108 man. The regiment west into the field 475 strong. Tije Southerners era c mcentrating at Win chaster. Much uneasiness is felt from an apprehsnd- ad attack on Harper’s Ferry. Sr. Louie, July 26.—Gen. Fremont has or ganised his staff Mr. Smith Martin. We are gratified to learn from a telegram re ceived yesterday, by Col. F. W. Simtns, from Captain Ba'laid, that Mr. Smith Martin, who waa reported killed in tbe battle of Manassas, is alive mod unhurt. Thanksgiving and Praise. Hon. C. G. Memminger, tbe able and accom plished Secretary of the Treasury, who is an eminently upright Christian gentleman, on Monday last offered tbe following resolutions in the Confederate Congress, which wereunsn- imousiy adopted. Resolved, That we reo>gnisa the hand of the Most High God, tbe King of Kings and Lord of Lords, in tbs glorious victory with which He hath crowned our arms at Manassas ; and that tbe people of these Confederate States are invited, by appropriate services on the ensu ing Sabbath, to offer up their united thanks giving and praise for their mighty deliver ance. Resolved, That, deeply deploring the neces sity which has washed the toil of our country with the blood of so many of her noblest sods, we offer to their respective families and friends our warmest and most corditl sympathy, as suring them that tbe sacrifice made will be oonseersted in the hearts of our people, and will there enshrine tbe name of the gallant dead aa tbe champions of free and constitution al Government. Resolved, That we approve the prompt and patriotic efforts of the Mayor of the city of Richmond to make provision for the woun ded, and that a committee of one member of each State be appointed to co operate in the plan. We hope this request will be duly observed in all our Churches in this city aud through out the whole South. To the Cltlxeus of Atlauta. Upon leaving for Virginia, I desire to ac knowledge as contributions for the General Hospital of tbe Department of the Potomac, committed to my charge, through the hands of Mrs. J. L. Rogers, one hundred and ninety one dollars and fifty cents iu money, besides about fifty dollars in wines, cordials, groceries and dry goods. Alao voluntary contributions from other ladies, in clothing and bedding to a large amount, and through l>r. J. N. Simmons, one bale cotton, (450 pounds.) Also yoluntary contributions of roouey from other ladies, amounting to forty-four dollars and fifty cents, and in addition, from the LaGrange Railroad, through G. G. Hull, Superintendent, one hun dred dollars. JOS. T. LOGAN. Atlanta, July lilk, 1891. Letter to Col. Rim mi from bln Ron. Manassas, July 21st, 1891. Dear Father: I writ# you a few lines before going Into the battle-field. Tbe cannon is now loudly pealing forth its thunders, aid cur Reg iment is uodsr ordsrs to move. Friday thsrs was a fight hers. Wo killed 1,099, took 500 muskets, 190 knapsacks, 190 hats, 28 prisoners, killed a LieuteoUnt Colonel, and took ssvtn hundred dollars in gold, with a map of the surrounding conutry, having all its roads and paths plainly laid down. At Winchester, wo received orders to march to this point, and im mediately sot out, marching all night, and reached horo Saturday night, f • • • • Everything Is now la an uproar and confu sion, so that I can't write. Give my love to my dear mother, aieter and brother. I may never see yon again, but 1 hope to do so, as I do not believe that I shall get killed Write Bie and giro me the news from our dear old State, and specially from osy friends Truly and aver, year son, .....M.aKa?" sr day Tbs news comes that wa ere i *~**—‘- - -gr THS BEW TARIFF AH ACT TafrrwUt Mmmntfnm toomodUio, •overfed from Poroif* OnLntria. Eaenoa 1. TU Co.gr.* if tM Omf4~*U Aafot V Aauriaa do moot, Thai from and after lha thirty.firMdaj of A«a«nt neat, a duty sh.il ha impoaed oa all goods, products, wane and ad lea imported from abroad info tbe p of America,»» fellow,: nmeraM la Behedule A, Blyof twenty-Are per oan turn! '.tad In Bohedale B, an uj™ M* an wi eeforsm doty of On all articles enumerated , ad ceforrm date at twenty per eeotau. Oa all srtloles ennmerated la Bohedale C, an ed ea/o- ree» duty of fifteen per Centura. On all article, enumerated in Behedule D, aa ad aalarsm duty of ten per contain. Oa all artfolaa enumerated in Behedule K, aa ad valorem duty of fire par oeatum. And that all article# .numerated in Behadala F, a Specific Duty aa therein named. And that all articles enumerated la Schedule Q, shall ha exempt from daty, to wit: SOHIDULK A, ee pee enhm ad oolortm.) Alabaster and spar orna- dUtllied from train or other notarial* not oth erwise provided fer, BUlUrd and bagatelle ta bles, and all other table* or boarda on which era plavad, Composition top* for ta ro©*, klraehaevai Uar character t CHaaa, eat, Manufacture* of eadar- wood, granadllla, ebony, •atinwood, of fttrnl- tore, Sefan, snuff, paper Began, aed all othar manufae- tare* of tobaoeo, Wine*.—Burgundy, Cham pagne, Claret*, Madeira, Port, Sherry, and all otb- •r wine* or luiltatlona of wine*. Oonfoctlonary, e sweetmeats, or fruit* pre ferred In augar, molaa- aea, brandy, or other li quors, Oerdiala, abayntbe, arrack SCHEDULE B. (Tvccnty per osnt ad valorem.) Almonda, ratal ns, curranta,, parte thereof, of what- ‘ ** talerlal composed. dates, flga, aud* all other! for, Argentine, alabata man allrer, manufactured or unmanufactured, Articles embroidered with gold, direr, or other met al not otherwise provided for, fumes, and tinctures used for the toilet or for medi cinal purposes, Bay-rum, Be ad i of Amber, composi tion of wax, aud all other beads, Beuxotea, bracelets, brafda, chains, curia, or ringlets, composed of hair, or of whlcn hair fa a compo nent part, not otherwise provided for. Brooms and brushes of all kinds, Camphor, refined, Cenee and stick* for walk ing, finished or unflnlsh- * , enclosed in can* Capers, Pickle*, anil sauce* 1 or otherwise, of all kinds, not other- Silver-plated metals, in wise provided for, 1 sheets or other forms, lard-cases, pocket-books, 8oap, castlle, perfumed, •hell boxes, souvenirs.; Windsor, and other toilet and all similar articles, of soaps, whatever material com- Sugar of all kinds, posed, not otherwise pro- Syrup of sugar, vlded for, " .Epaulettes, galloons, laces, Compositions of glass, let knots, stars, tassels, tres- Coral.cnt or manufactured, 1 Feather* and Sower*, artl- j flclal or ornamental, and I whatever material com- when put up In bottles, case or can*, not other wise provided for, Manufactures of gold, pla- Una or silver, not other wise provided for, Manufactures of papier che, Molasses, Paintings on glass. Pepper, pimento, cloves, nutmeg*, clnnaraou, and all other apices, Perfumes and perfumery, of all sorts, not otherwise provided for, Plated and gilt ware, of all kinds, not otherwise pro vided for, Playing cards. Prepared vegetables, fruits, meats, poultry and game. sets, and wlnga of gold or silver, or Imltatloni thereof, SCHEDULE 0. (Fifteen per cent, ad valorem.) Alum, I Roman candles, and all Arrow-root, similar articles used in . r. . - Pyrotechnics, Fish, whether fresh, smok ed, salted, dried or pickled, not otherwise provided for, Fruits preserved In their Juice, or pie fruits, cape, gloves, shoes and boots of all kinds, worn by men, women or chil dren, of whatever mate rial composed, laltes, blankets, bookings, flannels and floor-clows, of whatever material composed, hot otherwise provided for, Baskets, and all other arti cles composed of grass, osier, palm-leaf, straw, whalebone i*r willow, not otherwise provided for, Beer, ale and porter, casks or bottles, Beeswax, , Berries and vegetables ef Blue or Roman vltrol, or ■sulphate of copper, Bologna sausages, ■races, suspenders, web bings. or other fabrics composed wholly or In part of India Rubber, not J otherwise provided for, Breccia, Burgundy pitch, jttons and bi “ ■of all kinds, Cables and cordage, pi ■ whatever material made] Cadmium, Calamine, Fish glue, or Isinglass, Fish skins, Flats, braids, plaits, spar- feathers for beds, and downs of all kinds, Frames and sticks for um brellas, parasols, and ■unshades, finished or un finished. Frankfort! black, Fulminate*, or fulminating powders, Furniture, cabinet and household, not otherwise pickled, Qlaee, colored, stained < painted, Glees, window, Glass, cryi “ Glasses or I tael en, Carbonate of aoda, Castor beans, Castor oil. refine, taHow or wax, And all other candlee, r Capa, hats, muffs and tip pets, and all othar menu lectures of fur, or o| which fur shall be a comJ I ponent part, I Caps, gloves, legglns, mlU, I locks, stocking*, wove shirts and drawers, and all similar articles wore by men, women and chill dren, and not othersrlse provided for. | Carpets, carpetings, hearth! ruga, bed-sides, and othar K ^Hrilons of carpeting, be- I either Aubosslon, Brussels, Ingrain, Saxony Turkey, Venetian^ W“ bri^not otherwise pro- Glai plain, moulded and pri ties, flaska, and all other vessels of glass not other wise provided for. Glue, Grass cloth, Green turtle, Gum benlson, or benjamin. Guns, except muskets and rifles, fire-arms, and all parta thereof not Intend ed for military purposes, Gunny cloth and India bag gings, and India mattings of all aorta, not other wise provided for, Hair, curled, moae, seaweed and all other vegetable ■ubetancea used for beda er mattresses, Hair pencils, Hat-bodlaa, of cotton or wool. Hats and bonnets, for men, women and children, composed of straw, setin straw, chip, grass, palm- leaf, whalebone, or other materials, not otherwise provided for, Hatters' plush, of whatever material compo.ed, Bmmf, Carriages and parts of cat- Ink and Ink powder, riAgea, ' Ipecacuanha, Caeto rum. Iridium, Chains of all aorta, j Iris, or orria-root, Older, and other beverage*!Iron eastings, slabs and railroad rails, spikes, fishing-plates and ohalra, used In construct ing railroads, Ivory black. Jalap, Japanned ware ef all kinds. Clocks and parts of clocks. Coach and harneea furni ture of all kinds, .obeli, Comb* of all kinds, ».u. asd spikes, oppsr lu sheet# or pistes, called brssler's copper, and other sheets of cop per, not otherwise pro vided for, Copperas, or green vitriol, or sulphate of lr*n, Corks, fv Cotton cords, glmpe end OoUoafoM* MUMtaaort-l not otherwise provided tor, Laessof cotton, of thread, or other materials net otherwise provided tor, uS££°i«* ta strips, er patterns of the sfcu or shape for shoes, boom, bootees, slippers, gaiters, er buttons, of whatever rest, Mrtririril.TSTmlrslt1.giti Uaejemss, sod all other ,oi p sPmry d#- Manofneteras of silk, M of flax of alii federate Bute#, —— ether wise pro- Pttefc, all Mads not ether wise PotasMam, 1 * Putty, Red chalk Rhubarb, Aaddiery of all kind*, not otherwise provided for, iUfron and Saffron cake, Boh*! epsom, slauber, ro- ohella, and all other salts and preparations of salt* not otherwise provided SreSsofaii kinds, Sealing wax, — SSSa. 8ewfn5.Hk, Int provided for, Manufactures of b . otherwise provided for, Manufactures, articles, vas- sals and wares, not oth erwise provided for, of beam, oopper, iron, lead, pewter, Un, or of which either ef these metals ■hall be a component part, Manufactures sell and wi or of whloh glass shall be a component material net otherwise provided for, Manufactures and article* ef leather, or of which leather shall be a compo nent part, not othorwtse provided for, Manufactures and article* of marble, marble paving Ulee, and all other marble blocks Id the rough, not Soap of arery description, otherwise provided for. ; not otherwise provided Manufacture* of paper, or. for, of which paper U a com--Slate pencil*, ponent material, not oth- Smalts, crwlse provided for, 'Shot of lead, not otherwise Manufactures of wood, or provided for, of which wood la a com-ISplrlta of turpentlue, ponent part, not other-, Spunk, wise provided for, Squills, Matting, China or other Starch, floor matting, and mate Stereotype plates, made of flags, jute or Still bottoms, grass, .Sulphate of barytea, crude Medicinal preps ration*,; or refined, drugs, roots and leaves In Sulphate of quinine, and a crude state, not other- quinine in all Ita various wise provided for, preparations, for walls. Morphine, and papers for screens or Metallic pens, fire-boards. Mineral waters, Parchment, Musical Instrument* of all Tamploca, kinds, and strings for Her, musical Instruments of Textlls fabrics of every whip-gut. oat-gut, aud all description not otherwise other strings of tne same provided for, malarial, Twine and pack thread, of Needles of all kinds, for Thread lacings and insert- sewing, darning and, Inga, knitting. Types, old or new, and type Nitrate of lead, metala, Ochres, and ochrey earths, Umbrellas, Oil cloths of every descrip- Vandyke brown, tlon, of whatever material Vanilla beans, composed, Varnish of all kinds, Oils of every description, Vellum, animal, vegetable and Venetian red, Orange and lemon peel. Osier, or willow, prepared for basket-makers’ use, Paints, dry. or ground In Velvet In the place, com posed wholly of eotton, of ootton and silk, but mineral, not otherwise provided for, Olives, Opium, ~ ' ‘ * component chief value. Verdigris, oil, not otherwise provid- Vinegar, ed for, j Wafers, Paper, antiquarian, demy, I Water colors, •(rawing, elephant, fools-1 Whalebone, Whiting, or Paris whlta, Window glass, broad, crown or oyllnder, Woolen and worsted yarns, and woolen Katinas. Wheel-barrows and hand- barrows, Wagons, and vehicles of every description, or parts thereof, not otherwise provided for, Paper boxes, and all other fancy boxes, Paper envelopes, Paper hangings, paper for walla, and papers for screens or fire boards, Parchment, Parasols, and sun-shades and umbrellas, SCHEDULE D. percent, ad valorem.) Acids of every description not otherwise provided canth and all other gums for, I and resins, In a crude Alcornoque, state, not otherwise pro- Aloes, I vlded for. Ambergris, |Hslr of all kinds, uncleana- Amber, ed and unmanufactured, Ammonia, and aal ammo-'Hemp unmanufactured, nla, Heap seed and rap* ssed, Anatto, roucon, or Orleans,'Hop*, herns, horn-tip*. Angora. Thibet, and other. bone, bone-tlpa, and teeth goats' hair, or mohalr,j unmanufactured, Ivory, regulua' Jute, sisal grass, coir, and other vegetable autatan- Argol. or crude tartar, ess unmanufactured, not Arsenic, 1 otherwise provided for, Ashe*, pot, pearl and aoda. Kelp, Aaphaltum, Aaaafoetlda, Banaonas, cocoanuta, pine apples, plalntalna, or anges, and all other West India fruits In their nat ural state, Barilla, Bark of all kinds, not otherwise provided for. Bark, Peruvian, Bark, gullla, Bismuth, Bitter apples, Bleached powder of chlo ride lime, Bones, Burnt, Boards, planks, a t a v e *, shingle*, lath*, scantling. Bone-Mack, or animal bon, and bone duat, Bolting cloths, looks, print pamphlets, and Illustrated newapa- K ra, bound or unbound, t otherwise provided for, Books, Mank, bound or bound. Borate of lime, Borax, crude or Uncal, Borax, reflned, Buchu leaves, Box-wood, unmanufactur ed, Brasil paste, Brasil-wood, brisllletto, and all dye-woods In sticks, Bristles, Bronte and Dutch motel in leaf, bron»* liquor, and bronsa powder, Building atones, Kermes. Lac spirits, lac sulphur, and lac dye, Leather tanned, bend, sole and upper, of all kinds nut otherwise provided for, Lime, Madder, ground or pre pared, Madder roof, Marble, In the rough slab or block, unmanufactured, Metals, unmanufactured, Mineral and bituminous substances In a crude state, not otherwise pro- SleksL* Nuts, not otherwise provid. ed for, Nut galls, |Nux Vomica, Oakum, Oranges, lemons and limes, Ornlment, Palm leaf unmanufactured, Pearl, mother of, Pineapples, Plantains, Platlua unmanufactured. Polishing atones, Cabinets of coins, medalaj gems, and all collections of aatiquelltles. Camphor, crude, Oantharidea, Cassia and csssia bu-ii, Chalk, Cheese, Chickory root, H Chronometer*, box or ship and parts thereof, Clay, burnt or unburnt brisk a, roofing tUea, gas Prussian blue, Punales and pumice i Rotten atone, Safflower, Sal aoda, and all carbon ates and sulpha Us of so- *' by whatever names Shellac, 811k. raw, not more advanc ed In manufacture than ■Ingles, tram and thrown, or orgnnlslne, Sponge*, Steel in bars, sheet* and plat**, not farther ed- Oocoe-nuU, cocos and co coa shells, Ooculos Indleu*, Oolr yarn, Oodllla, or tow Sulphur, i Tallow, , lea, gems, pearl*, ruble*, Tonula, and other precious stone* Torre japoi stocks and soap stuffs, not otherwise provided for. Ton, Tame, tin, In plate* or DteaKxada glaslera, set Intrant ef indigo, Tortoise or other sheila nn- manufactured, Trees, shrub*, bulbs, pleats and roots not ita train T provided for* Wat shea and parti of of watches, log-wood and other dye- Wood or pastel, woods, ant othorwkM Woods, via: a ■KMlUaf mahagMiy' **** Iron sr« and trao ia field and stiver leaf, ny not otherwise prorid- Gold-beater’s akin, ed tor, Grindstones, Vams, Gums—Arabic, Burbary, r ‘ copal, East India*, fatal ftCMDULR E. {Fiveper oml ad valorem.) Article* used In dyeing and;Junk, old. * *— —* of ngrtior salphnts and fig only to bo ro-maa- Bolls, old b«U metal, Copper In pigs er bora, eop- perora, Copper when old nod fit only to bo romAtwtos- tared. Catch, les, pearls, and other | of Bara, ground or «n- ground. Raw hides of nil kinds an drstasd, Alton thing oopper—hat no oopper to be consider*] ns aaeh oknspt ta ihoots 48 Inches long and 14 Inches wide and weighing iSu, when “ta Imitation thereof.Stsaathlag or yellow metal ir,£ P or».,«.] 53SiV23? T f ° r felt, adhesive for Sheathing paper, earth, Omm of all aorta,) not otherwise provided .Type, old and fit only to bo ~ ^“ta^nlfitaMi ter, or tonl unmanufactured. SCHEDULE F. (Speci/tc Duties.) Ice, one dollar aud fifty) rook—two cantn per cent# per ton, bushel of fifty-six lbs. per Balt, ground, b I -■ w n, or | bushel. SCHEDULE Q. (Exempt from Duty.) other Improvements In the arts, provided that no article or articles shall be deemed a model which oan be fitted for use, Tavlng atones, personal and household ef fects, not merchandise, of eltlsens of the Confeder ate States dying abroad. Specimens of natural histo ry, mineralogy, or bota ny ; provided the same be Imported In good faith for the use of any society in corporated or established for philosophical, agri cultural or horticultural purposes, or for the use Book*, mai*. chart*, muthe tA«tleal aud nautical In strument*, philosophical apparatus and all other or tide* whatever, Import ed for the use of the Con federate States*. Books, pamphlets, periodi cals, and tracts published by religious associations, All philosophical apparatus Instrument*, books, ma|* and charts, statues, siotu- ary, busts and casts, of marble, bronze, alabaster, or plaster of Paris, joint ings and drawings, eteh-i Inga, specimens of sculp ture, cabinet of coins, medals, gems, and all col- or hy the order or any lections of antiquities; college, academy, school, provided the same be; or seminary of learning specially imported in good | in the Confederate Buttes, ■ faith for the use of any, Wearing apparel and other H^gtaMtaMbalhcti, ||mM ; profes church, college, academy, wvaieaenie school nr seminary of States; provided that tills learning In the Cotuede- exemption shall not be rata States, construed to Include ins- Bullion, gold and silver chlnery, or other articles Coins, gold, silver and cop- imported for use, in any per, manufacturing establish- Coffee, ment, or for sale. Cotton, Bacon, pork, bains, lard. Copper, when Imported for beef, wheat, flour and the mint of the Confeder- bran of wheat, flour and ata States. bran, all other grains. In- Garden seeds for agricultu- (lien corn and meal, bar rel and horticultural pur- ley, rye,oata, and oat meal, I poses, living animals of all kinds, Goods, wares and merchan-, not otherwise provided dise, the growth, produce, I for: alao all agricultural or manufacture of the 1 productlona,lncrud'g these Confederate States, ex- of the orchard and garden ported to a foreign coun-' In their natural state, not try, and brought back U>! otherwise provided for, Confederate States in the Gunpowder, and all thema- sanie condition as when terlala of which It Is made, exported, upon which no | Lead In pigs or ban, lu shot drawback ha* been allow- or balls, for cannon, mus ed; provided that all reg-j beta, rifles or platola, illations to ascertain the Rags, of whatever material identity th e raof, pre*cri bod, couijHtsed, by existing laws, or which | Anna, of every description, may bs prescribed by the j for military purposes, and Secretary of the Treasury, part* thereof, munitions shall be compiled with, of war, military accoutre* sw pile Jet i lea, and articles to b« used lu the construction of har bors, and for dredging and Improving the same. Pleers of all sorts, j capis^^^^^H Household effects, old and Ship*, steamers, b In use, of persons or faml-j dredging v e s«J lies from foreign conn-! chlnery, screw tries, if used abroad byf—- * ■ ■ - them, and not intend'd for any other purposes, »r for sale. Model* or inventions, or 8kc. 2. And be it /urthcr enacted, That there shall be levied, collected aud paid, on each and every non-enuruerated article which beam aeimillitide, either in material, quality, text ure, or the uaea to which it may be applied, to any enumerated artoclee chargeable with duty, the tame rate of duty which is levied and charged on the enumerated article by the fore going schedules which it moet resembles in any of the particulars before mentioned; and if any non-enumerated article equally reeem- blee two or more enumerated articles on which different rates of duty are chargeable, there ■hall be levied, collected and paid on such nun-enumerated article, the same rate of duty as ia chargeable on the article which it resem bles paying the highest duty. Provided, that ■mailarticles manufactured from two or more Imateriala, the duty shall be assessed at the highest rates at which any of its component parts may be ohargeablc. Provided Jurlker. that on all articles which are not enumerated in the foregoing schedules and cannot be class ified under this section, a duty of 10 per cent. \ad valorem shall be charged. HSac. S. And be it further enacted, That all goods, wares, and merchandise, which may he in the public stores as unclaimed, or in ware house under warehousing bonds, on the 31st day of August next, shall be subject on entry thereof for consumption, to such duty a* if th« tame had been imported, respectively, after that day. VBbo. 4. Amd be it further enacted, That on the entry of any goods, wares, or merchandise, im ported on or after the 91st dav of August afore said, tha decision of the Collector of the Cus toms at the port of Importation and entry, as to their liability to duty or oxemptkm there from, shall be final and conclusive against the owner, importer, consignee, or agent of any such gooda, wares and merchandise, unless the owner, importer, consignee or agent shall, within ten days after such entry, give notice to the collector, in writing, of his dissatisfaction with such decision, setting forth therein dis* Itinctly and specially hta ground of objection thereto, and shall, within thirty days after date of auoh decision, appeal therefrom to the Secretary of the Treasury, whose decision on such appeal ehall be final and conclusive; and the said goods, wares and merchandise shall I be liable to duty or exemption therefrom ac- oordiogly, any Act of Congress to the contrary notwithstanding, nnlees suit shall be brought within thirty days after such decision, for any duties that may have been paid, or may there after be paid, on said goods, or within thirty days after the duties shall have been paid in easee where anch goods shall be in bond. 8*o. 5. Be ii further enacted, Thai it shall be lawfnl for the owner, oonsignee, or agent of imports which have been actually purchased or procured otherwise than by purchase, on entry of the same, to make such addition in the ehtry to the eost or value given in the In voice as. in his opinion, may raise the tame to true market value ol such imports in the prin cipal markets of the country whence the im portations shall have been made, and to add thereto all eoets and charges which, under ex isting laws, would form part of the true value i port where tbe same may be entered, upon wbteh the duty should he assessed. And it ehaU be the du^ of the Collector within whose District the seme may bo imported or entered, to cause the dutiable value of such imports to be appraised, estimated and ascer tained, in aeeordanee with the provision* ef existing laws; and If the appraised vein# I thereof shall exceed by ten per centum, or more, the value ao declared ee entry, thee ia addition te the duties imposed by la* oa the same, there ehall be levied, collected and paid a duty of twenty per s ••eh appraised value Provided. WM That Nader oo circumstances shall the duty he flinMiinSift •an. 1 Ami fin it fmUtr mootod, Thnfi m much of nil Act. or port, of A«U, M tan, bn ■ dooms.font with thi. Act, .boll bn and tho torn# on herebv ropOnted • ‘ (Si,nod) IIOWKtA OOBD, President of tho Coogrofn Appro.nl M.v Hot, 1M1. ,• Jmtomoo lUvn. HAMILTON, MARKLEY 4 JOYNER, (Lon a. 1. IU nnKtiwii,) oiieeim and apothecaries, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T HIS firm bM been formed for the purpose of carrying on the DRUG BUSINESS, in all its branches. We have lately been [enabled to replen ish the Stock wilh about twelve hun dred gallons of va rious kinds of OILS. ALCOHOL, See. We can also now offer Gum Opium, Craam Tartar, Sulphate Quinine, Super Carb Soda, Sulphate Morphine, Ssl Soda, Gum Camphor, Sulphur, ho., Ac., With the ususl assortment of CHEMICALS, imiJCi*, Ac. We give notice to our customers tbit the earliest day ship* can conic into a Southern port we shall commence to IMPORT DIRECT our supplies of Foreign Drugs, Spices, Cognac Brandy. Wines, Glassware, Ac. Terms striotly and iovariably CASH. HAMILTON, MARKLEY A JOYNER. July 27, 1891—tf. JUST OUT! THE ONLY IMPROVED EDITION OF HARDEE’S INFANTBY AHD RIFLE TACTICS! 2 Vole, 24 mo., cloth plates 92 50 2 Vols., 8vo., paper, plates 2.00 2 Vols., 8vo, paper, uo plates 1 50 FOR SALE BY July 7 J. McPIIERSON A CO. Nails! Nnila! IVaila! T HE ETOWAH MINING A MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, located In Com coun ty. Georgia, are uow making, and prepared to fill larte orders for any and all sites of, a very superior CUT NAIL. Address, or apply to W. B. COTHRAN, ) T A. SHORTER, ) Rome, Ga., May 24, 18fil.-m2fi-3m. Bowdon Collegiate Institution, CARROLL COUNTY, GA. T HE Exercises of this Institution will be re sumed on tho first Monday in August, un der tbe control of W. A. Bass, Professor of Mathematics, Ac. A thorough coarse of in struction will be given in all the departments. July 15—lm. REVENUE. City Clkrk’s Orriofi, City Kali., ( Atlanta, July 1,1801. j C ITY TAX PAYER8 will please remember that the Ordinance on the subject of City Taxes renuirts that the same shall be paid by the first day of August next. I will be at my offioe each business day, from now until the first of Auguet next, ready to receive payment and receipt for the same. Please call soon, and embrace the opportunity, before the ever crowded "last day.” H. C. HOLCOMBE, July 3—tla. Clerk and Collector. DISSOLUTION, T HE partnership heretofore existing between Daniell A McEntire is this day dissolvsd. by mutual consent. W. R. McEntire is alono authorised to settle up the business of the lata firm. jaly2fi-lm. Have just received a large lot of NEW GOODS. IIOO P-.SK HITS frooi 3 to M Springs. VIRGINIA PLAIDS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, BAREGES, DRESS SILKS, lilitirjr Button, Trinnfifti tf ill kind*, MOSQUITO BARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBONS, of grmt variety. A large variety of STAPLE GOODS. Also, a splendid assortment of JHWKLRY, WATCH1C8. Aco. A heavy stock of AI,li KINDS OF MHOKM All bought for Cash, and will be sold cheap. ■ SILVEY & DOUGHERTY. Atlanta, Jnl, i—dAvlC, ' ‘ *