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SGpfeHlfiN COFFEDERA QW&
ft (UuU,
ooa, or ihnwa opoa ikabouavalaai aaray of .
foalilaa, M>m* of wkom <1* sot uixlsrw sod tits 1
Mas]*Swat sf Iks tick, or aka srt to roalDy "
MM wining tkoa abb is (Ira Is «wr boys Iks
JMI uf totaaHUs Ikq rtqslrs j Ml kovtaj '
At Ettrt of lit
•SJSS Naval battle
list JWjris* Orages
ft* twa wandto ratal l* re. while ik« otkon
Wtald net It h* well at osos la fsrsi fs At-
•U a eomfortehla kwpiial I Wt kora stay
tlXIafa sallakto for Ikat purpoao, sad forty
|kt koora trsrol oaly too required to briag
Bigbam.MraEA
Bark, Bar J W
Carmichael A Co, Mom Clerk, 0 L
Oomsk, Jamoa Copolsad, Miss C
Center, Wo Co pelted, T £
Campbell Dr W T Oox, tore K
Cermlobeel, Mira P Corley, J H
Ceneady, to Cottrell, tore to J
Caldwell A On, to P Ooureey, 0 R
Collin., T J Croat ley, J to
Comb., Mi.. J Cromke, A F
If tklt motto your .1.00,1 < ffer sty aeyvl-
om to Burgooo, aad my family a. pormatoot
a wrote, gratia, for tko lime boltg ; tad oilk
At tartelnly to bo jetood sod ooslotod by at
atawy Doaloro aad Ledtra at may bo required.
Rttpeetroily, D'ALVIONY, to D ,
As Out 8oloioo uvt toaion.
■y paper la Georgia, North
ally tqnal to that of aay
Vo do net make tkle Mate-
let, or in order to ooorey
tee Ion, wa aay It eaadidly
o ray—aad keo.nee It Is
[tale. Everybody weats to
nil Is. portent tHapstcket or
ed by at, will be promptly
tlmte It to probable that ex-
wDi get afloat. We caution
them, aad beg everybody to
fj believe.
osslblo focQlty for obtaining
f name, on our dally list and
r, wfl be orated this week,
ttioos are renewed. We lu
ng Ota paper it the tomlaa-
Vwhich It le paid,
r the DaDy sr^gS per annum
ruth—the cheapest Dolly In
COLLIER will attend to
L a. o. x.
f At Daogktare of Rokokok
Odd PtUowe' BoU to-olgkt,
I keyed tkot Ike oatlro Frater-
Lwtvoa, will ka la attsndaioe.
r-'‘» good time” may bo ex
tra ke a foil t ura-ool.
toaakly Confederacy,
tar Important army aomtpond.
ttatao, si aoe At battle, aad At
wenadad aad minting, la the
ifImenta, la for tale at oar of-
to A Cord.
Ill aoe rest, I learn, that it la na-
A Ala community, Alt at At Cll-
M hold on Saturday night last, I
Meat doctrines wbrarelTC of law
I liberty. In justice to myaalf, I
bo, Aat the resolutions I aukmit-
letlDf an Saturday night, aad my
It are folly ombodled In the report
k Ue adjourned meeting on Ture-
U, whleb bean my atguatun, aad
i naammeiuly adopted; and by that
an to etaad.
JOBH H. RIGR.
dag- laf, 1M1.
HOOP-SKIRTS from 3 to 50 Spring*.
VIRGINIA PLAIDS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
MUSLINS, BAREGES,
DRESS SILKS,
Illlttrjr lntteii, Triniifi *1 ill klaSi,
MosQurro bars,
GLOVES, HOSIERY anJ
RIBBONS, of groat variety.
JOHN FICKEN,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
IATAVA CIBAHS, TOBACCO
SNUFF, FIFCS, Ac.,
wholesale sad Ratal), at the Sign of
dUaela CVgwr JHanufutltr*.
Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
Marsh M.
We give notioo to oar automata that Ae
earliest day skips can eome lato a Southern
pert we .kail eemmaaea to IMPORT DIRECT
cur eoppltee of foreign Drags, Bpieoa, Oegaae
Brandy, Wines, Glaeeware, da.
ptr Terma elf icily aad tareriably CASH.
HAMILTON, KARKLET A JOYNER.
July 17, lMl-tf.
TTIOMAS iSt ABBOTT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Office in Smith's Build in*, Whitehaii street.
0. ft. Taenia, Jalllf Baa. F. Assort
A Urge variety of
STAPLE GOODS.
P. E. MoDANIEL,
WHOLESALE GROCES,
AND COMMISSION MKRCHAXT,
sea eaaaaa in
ALL KOTOS OF PRODUCS,
Hunter Streak between Whitehall aad Prior,
Also, a splendid assortment of
JXWXLBY, WATCHES,
A baavy Mood of MmM
Ail koqght for Oath, and wUl be add cheap.
SILVEY it DOUGHERTY.
Attests, July $—4*wtt
paid aw mail lag An asms
THO». C. HOWARD, Pad Matter.
The Cate City Gnards all Balk—Crockett
aad Badger heard from.
[Private Dtepatek.J
Brannon, Va., July la, 1M1.
to Dr. S. B. .Bed,or:
I am aafo—will write.
j. p. cbockett.
Dr. Badger baa aloe received a letter from
hla brother, 0. R. Badger, whom we heard wee
Ufl.lokin a wagon (tending in Aa rivar at
Oentek’a ford, Ad Aat Aa enemy had killed
him, by Anatlng a number ef bayonets
A rough hla body when they oave ap to him.
Hs ie new In Ae camp with hia company,safe
aad well.
Ovrica 8cr.KiKTK.DsNT W. t A. R. R. I
July 23d, 1881. /
The aelieilnda about fri.nd. who w.re A the
grant battle at Maaaaaaa Juecitoa on ibe Slat
loot., trill eauaa many la Georgia and Alaba
ma to harry te the piece. Per their ben.St I
will at ate that if they go by the Virginia route
Aay should leave Montgomery by ih. morn
ing train—laava Atlanta by the 7 P. M. train
on Ala Road—Aa eoaneetion by thin train 1.
do.., going tbrongb from At ants lo Richmond
m about fifty-three hour..
1 will forther .tel. tbetif (he East Tonne.
a Roads are short of Cera thin Read nill help
them to as many Cara aa may be needed In tbs
rgeeoy.
JOHN W. LEWIS.
Superintendent.
Claim and Patent Agency.
R OBERT GRAEME A BROTHER offer their
•nnrieea as Attorneys for the Prosecution
of Olnims in Any of tho Deportments of the
Government of tho Confederate Stole*, ond be
fore the Boord of Claims for Auditing Claims
against tho State of Virginia, gnd for the trans
action of any busiaesa pertaining to the Patent
Office. References given when required.
par Office on Franklin street, opposite Law
Building, near tho Corner of 12th street, Rich
mond, Virginia. aug 2-tf.
Notice.
business heretofore confided to Msj. T. L.
Cooper and myself, during our absence from
the ltete.
The office heretofore occupied by ue ie for
rent Apply to George G Hull, Eiq.
2-alt. L. J. GLENN.
Macon A Western Railroad
Macon, Gsorgia, July 30,19(1.
O K sad after Sunday, tth or August, tbs
Right Pssaangsr Train on this Rand will
ka diaranUnaad. A. L TYLER,
angl-tt Superintendent
l situation W Aa oirealar of
L X. Underwood Ha has just
| Richmond, aad kU rapraaent-
J arm. My ba relied an. — _ . _
Iguaastlka hauls of Man- BOWdOIl Collegiate illStltatlOD,
year tamo., If yaa want a
I fight.
CARROLL COUNTY, GA.
T HE Exercises of Ai. Inetitotlon will ba m-
aamad on Ae first Monday in Angn.t, un
der Aa control of W. A. Ban, Professor of
Mathamatloa, Ae. A thorough oouree of in-
atrnetion will ba given In all tha departments.
July M—lm.
1(0 Gallon! Kerreena Oil- (of light color,
and odorlsat.)
1,000 Gallana Aloohol.
100 Bottlss Chloroform.
1,000 Gallana Spirits of Turpentine,
to Betties Calomel.
» Bottles Bine Man.
1,000 Bottles Quiniue.
1(0 Battle Morphina.
MASSEY A LAK8DELL.
SILVEY I
Hare just received a large lot of
NEW GOODS.
NoaraLK, July 81.—The Privateer Gordon,
ef Charleston, on Sunday last captured and
carried late Hatteree Inlet, the Brig " Meffitl-
pey/’of Bangor, Maine, with a cargo of Mo-
lames s also the schooner “ Protector” from
Cuba, boned to Philidelphia, with a cargo of
frnlU.
The Privateer Mariner be* captured another
schooner with finite j and the Privateer York
Lee captured the brig D. ft. Martin, of Boston,
with a cargo of machinery.
WAsnueron, Aug. 1.—Tha Senate bill sup
plementary te that increasing the military es
tablishment, incroaaee the consular represen
tation of the United States to continue during
the revolution.
The whole number killed, wounded and mis
sing of tha Fire Zouaves ie 286. They are to
be sent home, being thoroughly demoralised.
Tha M World" correspondent says that Gan.
Baanregerd in person recennoitered within
fonr miles of the Chain Bridge, near George
town. Ten 8outhern scout* were captured nea
the bridge.
Gen. McClellan prohibits officers end soldiers
leaving their oampe and visiting hotels.
All is qniet at Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Banks occupies entrenchments, and is
drilling his men.
The Hons# bill transferring the eontrol of
the District Attorneys end Marshals from the
Interior Department te the Attorney-General,
has passed.
A bill providing for the monthly pay of the
troops, has passed.
Secret movements ere in progress to remove
all secessionist* from the Departments.
The Fire Zouaves were paid off to-day.
Gen. Diz is closely watching the Marvland
Legislature te preaent them from paaeing an
ordinance of secession in secret eeaeioo.
Gen. McClellan ezpressaa the opinion that
this will be an artillery war, and asks as many
batteries as possible to be provided. He has
also ordered a line of pickets all along the Po
tomac as far as Harper’s Ferry, te prevent any
correspondence between the Marylanders and
Southerners.
Clarksbcry, Va., Aug. 1st.—Gen. Wise has
burned Ganby bridge and fallen back to Lew-
isburg.
New York, Aug. 1st.—A steamer from Balti
more hee arrived here bringing prisoners—
among them the Baltimore Police commiss
ioners.
Napoleon and a portion of his suite left to
day for Washington—leaving the Princess
Chlolilde and other ladies here.
The London Telegraph and Star denounce
Lincoln’s message aa unsatisfactory.
Richmond, July 31st.—T. W. Collins of the
Stephens Light Guards from Greene county,
8th Goorgia Regiment, wounded at Manaaaae,
died here to-day.
Davis, who shot Axson, it is reported, was
taken from his guards this afternoon and his
fete unknown.
Canto, Aug. 1.—Five steamers with large
forces arrived at New Madrid, Missouri. Fif
teen thousand Southerners are reported to be
there-
Fort LRAvaHwoaTi, July 36.—A large num
ber of Pawnee* and Cheyennes are moving in
Marshall county, Kansas, te attack the wh ites.
Southern Button Manufactory.
T HE nndenignad a re manufacturing Aa
GEORGIA COAT OF ARMS BUTTON, aa
alao the Confederate Eagle Button, at Colum-
bua, Georgia. Three .wishing auppllu will
plaaae adareaa Mr. S. D. THORN, thafr agent,
or tbemialvea, at Oolumbua, and anoloaa Ae
money, or remit lo lame friend to paj over on
delivery of the Button!.
CADMAN A GOLDBECK.
July IT—dtf.
SCHOOL OP THE CHIDES,
O R THE PRACTICAL SOLDIER, deaignad
lor the uaa of As Militia of Aa Confede
rate SUtea—sen t by mail on the receipt of one
dollar. j. McPherson a go.
Jana t
TURNIP NEED.
H AVING Juit received a large aad carefully
selected lotof Turnip Bead, wa eon furn
ish orders far any quantity,
ato* Seeds reliable.-*.^
July 30-tr MASSEY A LAN8DKLL.
Cenandy, M
Caldwell A Oo, M P
Collina, T J
Combs, Miss J
Cox, Dr
Daniel, B F s
Lawson, Mri M 0
Pknial, W C
Denial, Mias J T
Dawson, L W
Doan,John
Darby, MreN 1
Dexia, J W
Davla, Joseph
Evans, Mite M E
Erwin, E A i
Evens, Jeeoe
Fears, Mrs 8 0
Fergerson, Wm H
Fright, F L
Gammons, Min M J
Giln, T
George, Mrs 8 E
Gardner, M M
God bay, Dr H B
Onset, Mm M A
Gram, Wm
Girlay, Mite N
Goodwin W J
Goodwin, Min N D
Derby, Mrs M
Denial, J F
Denial, Min J
Dsryon, L W 3
Davie, Mrs M
Doekor, Min S
Duggan, 0 J
Dulin, AB
Edmonton, Min M A
Edwards, Mary A
F.
Freeman, MinE 0
Freeman, Mrs B E
Flaming Mrs M
O.
Grant, J M
Grubbs, Elisabeth
Grubbs, tore L Y
Oloeier, Joka 3
Grubb, J F
Gresham, Dr B
Griffis, Min M
Green, tore L S
Griffin, Dr L
Hill, 8 K
Harry, Robert
IIau*«n, N P
Hammond, A D
Harria, R«v T W
Hammond, Mr* M
Harper, Mr*
Hanner, Wm M
Hay dp* R J
Hall, Wm
Harris, J M
Hall, N J
Holmes, Re? D W
Holbrook, J G
Holme*, J M
Hodges, Mis* 8
Ilugens, J H
Hurt, H
Hutchens, J
J.
Jackson, J W
Jarot, Hanner
Jankana, Mrs C
Jackaon, J
Jackaon, F M
Japaon, L
James, Miss A
Johnson, J H 2
Johnson, Mr* C
Johnson, harness m’k’r
Johnson, J
Johnson, Col J A W
K.
Kidd, D A
Kean, Mrs J
Keller, James
Kirkpatrick, JR 2
King. F
Killen, P N
Kennedy, James
King, B F
L.
Lovin, Mrs L
Logan, Mrs A C
Love, M J
Lewis, L G
Leak, Miu V C
Land, Mrs 8 C
London, T J
M.
Meredith, H B
Manly, M R
Martin, J 8
Miller, Mr* M
Morvin, 1) 8
Murrow, J 8
Morrison, A
Miller A Russell, Mess
McCall A Co, E J
McCowan, Mrs E J
McMillons, Bam
Orr, G J
Orr, Samuel
Patoal, Wm O
Parker, Dr A M
Pollard, Min Ann
Potters, Thomas
Queen, B O
Quiggle, Miss Delia A
MeOinty, M B
MeNable, H
McMillan, W W
O'Neal, Mrs Kate
P.
Pieros, Mrs Aane F
Pope, Min Sollte
Pool, Min M
Powell, J P
Puckett, Jobi C
Q.
Quiggle, Miss Cordelia
Rawtou. Mrs KJw'd W Rodgers, J A
Raj, J E ^ _ Rodgers, Mrs Sarah
dgert, Jobe A
Scott, HC
Scott, Wm E
Smith, Mrs J R
Smith, J S
Smith, John D
Rogeraon, Joseph
8.
Smith, Henry J
Stephens, D V
Standard, Mrs Evliaa
Stearns, Min M L
-Shickland, Simon
Bpreyberry, Mrs M A Strlplay, Mrs T •
Smith, Mrs 8 L Stallings, Mrs More 8
L
ith, Mitt A U
Smith, J 8
Smith, A C
Stringer, W M
Sharp, William
Temtnons, Min M Thompson, Mrs R
Tindall, Min MaAli Thomas, B L
Thomason, Min S A Thurman Min 8 E
Venable, Mrs Cornelia
W
Wadsworth. M 0
Ward, Col Matt WooS, Jabs M
Welker, tore F R Wooten, Phllay
Waters, Min Henrietta Wood, X F
Waste, tore Mery Jena Whitehead, S P
Webster, Mrs N A White, Miss Georgia
Wlteher, Min Ellen Whilmln, Mrs Lucy
Wiggins, L 8 Wright Jamn R
Wlmagham, R A Wood, John H
Winn, Mm S 8
Y.
Yeung, Robert J Young, Dr George W
Agent Paper Mills.
Persons celling for any of Ae above letters,
... say A — ‘
500 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
500 sacks Salt,
100 barrels New Orleans Syrup,
25 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
100 barrels A and B Sugar,
150 kegs English Soda,
100 boxes Do. papered,
50 bags Black Pepper,
10 bags Spice,
10 bags Ginger,
1,000 pounds Blue Stone,
3,000 pounds Copperas,
200 pounds Indigo,
25 boxes best Starch,
300 boxes Star and Adamantine Candles,
50 boxes Southern-made Candy,
20 boxes Raisins,
•200 pounds best Green Tea,
200 kegs Nails,
CIGvAJRS, TOBACCO, &c., &c.,
FOR SALE BY
A. C. WYLY & CO.,
Corner Peach-Tree and Walton Streets.
ATLANTA, AUG. 1, 1881.
WILLIAMS & MCLEAN,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE!
Moss aid Hair Mattresses!
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, &C.,
PEACH-TREE STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
—SOLE AGENTS FOR—
WrigliVs Spring-Bed,
Admitted to be the Best in use.
maylT
HAMILTON, MARKLEY ft JOYNER.
(■.an a. a. a s. l. laniLton,)
AND APOTBNCAMES,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
rpHIB firm has bran formed for the purpose
1 of carrying on tea ||n ^
fa all ita branehaa.
Wa have lately bote
to replan-
tha Stock with
about twelve kan-
.llona of ve
nds of
OILS, ALCOHOL, <fcc.
Wa eon alao now offer
Gum Opium, Cream Tartar,
Sulphate Quinine, Sapar Cork Soda,
Sulphate Morphina, Sal Soda,
Gam Camphor, talphar, Aa., Ae.,
With the usual assortment of
CHEXICAU, DRUtW, Ac.
JUST OUT!
THE ONLY IMPROVED EDITION
OF
HARDEE’S
RIFLE
INFANTRY
TACTICS!
> Vote, H no, cloth plataa- ....$3.(1
3 Vola., 8vo., paper, plates 3.M
3 Vole., (va, paper, aa piataa l.to
FOB SA&X IT
i. McPherson a co.
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