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BY ADAIR & SMITH.
ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1862.
VOLUME II—NO. 50
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going rates. ADAIR A SMITH.
JEOKGIA RAILROAD.
ugaslEt * Atlanta, 171 Miles—Fare, $6 60
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(Sundays excepted )
eaves Atlanta, daily, at
rrivos at Augusta at f „
eaves Augu9ta, daily, at J
rrivos at Atlanta at r - “•
SIGHT 1‘ABSIfcRGKR AND MAIL 1IIA1N.
oaves Atlanta, daily, at 7-4«. **- JJ.
rrives at Augusta at * M
oaves Augustu at * j"'
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strive at Augusta "in Oil’ A \1
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TO CONNECT WITH Vt AURENTON.
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A M- 7 60 r M
rrrivpat V. arreuton.. " - M ‘
^riVoatTug^tL'sii^pVM .'Tnd'ai Atlanta
at d.OS, A. M.
This Hogd ru«» sa oo^uerlii'u w.th the Trains
f U. BoSh CqroLna and the UevBnpan ana
rUfiUfita Railroads, at August^.
ATLANTA * WEST-POINT K. R.
Lllauta vc- West-Point, S7 Milos—Fare,-|3 60.
GEORGE O HULL, Superintendent.
mail TUAin.
weaves Atlanta, daily, at. 3 UU «
Lmves at West-Point
t-Poiut, d-atly, at.,
.tlanta at
PllEIODT THAIS
uta. daily, at
t est Point at
tEoiit. daily, at-
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8.00, A. M.
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4 $5. P M.
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ftqanucta With the Munlgoasery »
h>ad at Weft-Point.
i A ATLANTIC UA1LKOAD.
mUanooga, 15S Miles—Fare $6
ROWLAND. Superintendent.
left'
nta. daily, a*-- Jf-?* ' M
;huUanoosa, at p' \t
tanooga, daily, at «■«». F *-■
ttiauta, at 3 3 *’
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hatianooga. at - •
tasooga, daily, at DJ- £ M.
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ChatVftnooga Rauroad at ChatU-
WESTEKN RA1LKUAD.
^a, 10? Miies-Fare, V 50
, TYLER. Superintendent
Vkstksn Railroad OcurAbY, |
on, Georgia, July 30, 1S61. J
r Sunday. Wh of August, the
tn.i Mail Train will ruD as lol-
10 A- M.
4PM
^ ;;:;;<roo a. m.
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connects with Central, South-
du6cogee Railroads at Macon
PHILABDKR P. PEASE. | | LUCIES B. DAVIS
PEASE £ DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS
—AND—
Commission Merchants,
Peachtree Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
RICE, SALT,
TANNER’S OIL,
SYRUP, SUGAR,.
Also, from 81. James Sugar Refinery
CRUSHED At POWDERED
SUGARS.
Also, tu dose out, a small lot of
DRV GOODS & HARDWARE.
PEASE A DAVIS.
Jan l-tf,
DRUGS, &c.
BLUE MASS,
* EPSOM SALTS,
QUININE,
SULPHURIC ACID,
ARROW ROOT,
WINE CORKS,
CREAM TARTAR,
NO. 2 EMERY,
GUM ALOES,
300 LBS. BEST INDIGO,
200 LBS. BESTMAPDER;
BLA.C& PEPPER,
500 I,BS. COPPERAS,
4LS0, _
15 BBLS. OF NO 1 REFINED TANNER’S
OIL.
and 35 BBLS. TANNER’S OIL, AT
REDUCED RATES.
HAMILTON, MARKLEY A JOYNER.
mar2S-t27jly’62
SELLING OFF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
QUR STOCK CONSI8T8 OF—
Bagging, ^4ope, Jvice, Tobjpca, Box Tin;
Bugi? Materials, such as Axles, Spokes,
Hubs, Rims, Point and Sand Bands;
Also, a lotof HARDWARE, consisting of:
Iron, Hatcbeta, Hammers;
Mill, Cross-Cut and Hand Saws;
Augurs, Chisels ■
and vinous qtner articles usually kept in a
Grocery or Hardware Store.
Wo also invite all who have claims against
the firm to present thqrn for payment, and all
who are indebted to the firm fc> cac^o and set
tle their accounts wi»h iqoney or notes.
CENTER A TREADWELL,
f0h?-tf Whitehall street.
BASSKt Jotsxn, w - H - 421***
H. JOINER 4 SOX,
AX!>
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So. 15, Alabama street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
J£EEP constantly on hand^.
FLOUR, SALT, BACON,
RICE, SUGAR, SYRUP,
CORN, WHEAT. OATS,
IRISH POTATOES, RYE, Ac;
marJ-ly
NOTICE.
F rom thfa date freight will be received at
the office of the Southern Express Compa-
.7 from 8 o'clock A. M.. ..ul 4 .-g«k|. Ho
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Roster of Officers of the Second Brigade
Georgia Mate Troops.
FRANCIS W. CAPERS,
Brigadier General Commanding. Marietta,
Cobb county, Georgia.
General Staff.
1. Robert A. Crowford, Major, Adjutant and
Inspector General, Atlanta, Fulton county,
Georgia.
2. John F. Osborne, Major, Brigade Quarter
master, Augusta.
3 Isaac Meyer, Major, Brigade Commissary,
Augusta.
4. Captain Theodotus L Capers, Aid-de-
camp, Marietta
5 Captain Jesse M Turpin, Ordnance Offi
cer, Augusta.
Volunteer Aids.
6. Cap'ain R. D. B. Taylor, Athens, Clark Co.
7. Captain E, A. Sou’ard, Savannah.
8. Captain W. H. Burroughs, Jr., Savannah
2. Captain R. L. Wade, Jr., Scriven county.
10. Captain G. L. Cope, Savannah.
11. Captain W. H. Turpin, Baker county.
Third Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel, E P Watkins, com uand-
iug. Atlanta, Fulton county, Ga.
Major, J T Slaughter, Villa Rica, Carroll
county, Georgia.
Surgeon, J W Price, Atlanta, Fulton coun
ty, Georgia.
Assistant Surgeon, D B Julian, Carrollton,
Carroll county, Georgia.
Quartermaster, Captain W J Stokes, Newuan
Coweta county, Georgia.
Commissary, D F Ells, Atlanta, Fulton Co.,
Georgia.
Adjutant, Lieut R Y Jones, Atlanta, Fulton
county, Georgia.
Company A—Captain, fl A Pratt; 1st Lieut
P H Prather; 2d Lieutenant, D 8 Arnold ; 3d
Lieutenant, J C Jackson. ,
Company B-Captain F H M Henderson;
1st Lieutenant, T M Dean ; 2,1 Lieutenant F
P Rice; 3J Lieutenant, J P Dean.
Company C—Captain, J M Cobb; 1st Lieut
J J Velvin ; 2d Lieutenant, W C Dorris ; 3d
Lieutenant, T N Butler.
Company D—Captain, J B Martin ; 1 t Lieut
E HColclough; 21 Lieut 3 8 idler; 31 Lieut
J Kingsbury.
Company E—Captain G A Hall; 1st Lieut
J R Robins; 21 Lieut Z B Jackson ; 3d Lieut
J M Osborne.
Company F—Captain, G S Sharps j 1st Lieut
L O fijggs; 91 Lieut J M Parish; 31 Lieut
W N McPherson.
Company G—Captain D N Gordon ; 1st Lieut
A J Orear ; 2d Lieut J A Culpepper; 3d Lieut
W H Rook.
Company H—Captain J R Thomasson ; 1st
Lieut W A Walker ; 21 Lieut S M Craven; 3d
Lieut J A Ray.
Company I—Captain, il L Cunningham;
1st Lieut W Clements; 31 Lieut J M Street-
man; 31 Lieut J Thompson.
Company K —Captain M L Pool; 1st Lieut
T J Tinsley: 2d Lieut W 8 Monroe; ?d Lieut
W T Tinsley.
fburth Regiment.
Colonel, J J Neely, connnanding, Rewnftn,
Cow etacounly, Ggorgiff.
Lieiftenant Oolaanl, 5J A Brooks, Newnan,
Coweta county, Georgia.
Major, A R Williams, Franklin, Heard Co,
Georgia.
Surgeon, G W Peddy, Franklin, Heard Co ,
Georgia.
Assistant Surgeon, J J Knott, Griffin, Spald
ing oounty, Georgia.
Quartermaster, Captain T H Moore, Mariet
ta, Cobb county, Georgia.
Commissary, Captain J B McDaniel, Bow
den, Carroll o unty, Gtorgia.
Adjutant, Lieutenant J J McClendon, Grant
ville, Coweta county, Georgia.
Company A - Captain, W A Bass, 1st Lieut
J A Grice, 2d Lieut B A Tnurmonl, 21 Lieut
M C Bowling.
Company B—^Captain W A Ragsdale, 1st
Lieut J Mathews, 2d Lieut JON Foote, 3d
J F Rice.
Company 0—Captain, M W Rasbury, 1st
Lieut W S Albert, 21 Lieut M M Bently, 31
Lieut J F Christian.
Company D—Captain R E Pitman, 1st Lieut
A 8 Johnson, 21 Lieut W S Askqw, 3d Lieut
F A Owensby.
Company E—Captain R H Rowland, 1st
Lieut T K 8proul, 2d Lieut J Y Alexander, 3d
Lieut W O WatsoD-
Conftpany F— Captain W B Tucker, 1st Lieut
D H Norwood, 2d M R Kirby, 3,d Lieut R A
Parkef.
Company G —Captain J 51 Lane, 1st Lieut
T A Bodlte, 2d Lieut R F McGonigal, 3d Lieut
J B Wi ldes.
Company H—Captain B F Cameron, 1st
Lieut M H Heart, 3d Lieut J E McMillen, 3d
Lieut W B Hogg.
Company I—Captain A Moses, 1st Lieut J
F Jordon, 3d Lieut O B Carmichael, 31 Lieut
R H Wood.
Company K—Captain J Rowland, 1st L eut
J J McClendon, 2d Lieut J P Harris, 3d L.eut
A W WUson.
7th Regiment.
Col. George R. Hunter, Com’l’g, Knoxville,
Crawford county, Ga.
Lieut. Col., A W Persons, Fort Valley, Hous
ton county. Ga.
Mejor, J W Burch, Augusta, Richmond
county, Ga.
Surgeon, P P Nelson, Albany. Dougherty
county, Go.
Assistant Surgeon, J T Dickinson, Aibsny,
Dougherty county, Ga.
vja&rier-Master, Capt F M Cowan, Alpharet
ta, Milton county, Ga.
Commissary, Capt J J Green, Albany,Dough
erty county, Ga.
Adjutant, Lieut i* Gray, Busbyviile, Hous
ton county, Ga.
Company A.—CaptaiD, W J Collins; 1st
Lieutenant, J O Faruell; 2d Lieutenant, W J
Harvard; 31 i.ieuteuant, Jacob Roberts.
Company B —Captain, B T Collier; 1st Lieu
tenant, J M Rouse; 21 Lieutenant, J G Brown;
31 Lieutenant, J J Williams.
Company C,—Captain, R D Murrell; 1st
Lieutenant, B W Snell; 21 Lieutenant, RB
Carter; 31 Lieutenant, W J Brown.
Company D.—Capt in, CTGoetchins; 1st
Lieutenant, O J Sego; 21 Lieutenant, B Ra
chels; 31 Lieatenaut, J K Arrington.
Company E.— Captain, J H Powers; 1st
Lieutenant, W LCarr; 21 Lieutenant, B A
Northen ; 3d Lieutenant, D Vinson ;
Company F.—Captain, F H West; 1st Lieu
tenant, M Williams; 21 Lieut., EBSmith;
31 Lieutenant, G Page.
Company G— Captain, J W Nichols; 1st
Lieutenant, L P Jordon ; 2d Lieutenant, J M
Cain ; 31 Lieutenant, Z Rooks.
Company H.- Captain, R Townes ; 1st Lieu
tenant, E D Barksdale; 2d Lieutenant. T A
Billinglea; 31 Lieutenant, J Asbury.
Company I.-Captain, W G Parks; 1st Lieu
tenant, J Grier; 21 Lieutenant, J R Marsha I;
31 Lieutenant, A J Howad.
Company K —Captain, J P Alien ; 1st Lieu
tenant, H Y Grayson ; 21 Lieutenant, T J
Brown; 31 Lieutenant, L Turner.
Second Battalion.
Lieutenant Col -nel, R S Taylor, Com'd’g,
Athens, Ciarke county, Ga.
Surgeon, Capt J B Carlton, Athens, Clarke
county, Ga
Quarter Master, Capt. W Myrick, Muledge-
vilie, Ga.
Ad'utant, Lieut. A C McKinley, Miliedge-
ville, Ga.
Company A.—Captain, J II Corley; First
Lieutenant, J R Binion; 2d Lieutenant, D
Towell; 31 Lieutenant, M D Hobby.
Company B—Captain, AC Philips; First
Lieutenant, J W Hudson ; 2d Lieutenant, J
W Hargrove; 31 L eu.enant, C W Sneed.
Company C.—Captain, BT Hubert; First
Lieutenant, T J Maddox; 21 Lieutenant, W
8 Spivey; 3,i Lieutenant, E N Macon.
Company D.—Captain, P Northen; First
Lieutenant. JG.iffin; 21 Lieutenant, O Thorn
ton ; 3d Lieutenant. W J Ro.waU.
Company E.—Captain, T P Peacock; First
Lieutenant, J N Mann; 2J Lieutenant, J Al
len ; 3d Lieutenant, E P Newton.
Company F.— Captain, T W White; First
Lieutenant, R T Gibson; 2d Lieutenant, T
Barksdale; 3d Lieutenant, J R Bonner.
Irish Jasper Greens.—Captain, D O’Coner;
1st Lieutenant, J Doouer; 2d Lieutenant, J
Deacy; 3d Lieutenant, P Riley.
Clayton Drag ous.—Captain, F T Gayden ;
1st L eutenant, J F Johnson ; 2d Lieutenant,
W H Chapman ; 3d Lieutenant, J E Devaughn.
Georgia Artillery.—Captain, H N Hollifleld;
1st Lieutenant, W J Gray; 2d Lieutenant, T
G Davis; 31 LieuLenuut, J F Smith; Fourth
Lieutenant, W H Hill.
Contributions to St. Philips Hospital Aid
Society.
From Mrs. B. Peters, Calhoun, Georgia.
One coop of 43 Chickens; 1 bbl Pickles; 8 bottles
Catsup; t> doc. kggs; 3 Mattresses; 1 Pillow; 2 doc.
Towels, and 4 Shirts.
From Mrs. Buff, OaU^oun, Georgia.
Three Shirts; 3 pair Socks; 1 Pillow; 3 battles of
Blackberry Vtine; 1 lb Beeswax.
From C. W. Browning, (pity.)
Ten Cooii'orts; 2 bolts Homespun; 2 Ladles, and 2
Skimmers.
From the Ladies of Auburn, Alabama.
Ten Pillows; 6 Comforts; 5 bottles Blackberry Wine;
1 bottle Honey; 8 packages Tea; 2 packages brown
Sugar ; 2 bags Kice; 1 sack Peas; 1 sacx Dried Peaches;
1 sack Dried Apples; 4 packages Sage; 2 packages
Pepper ; 1 bundle Lint; 1 lot of Lint and Bandage. ; 9
Shins; 1 Table Cloth; 10 Pillow Coses; 7 Towels; 8
pair Drawers; 1 Shirt; 1 package Bags; 1 bundle old
Linen.
From Georgia Belief and Hospital Association—
through their Agents, Bet. Ik J. dcott and Cr. £.
iiaygoud, Ksq.
Fifiy Comforts; 60 Sheets; 53 Pillows; 58 Pilloi?
Cases.
Soldiers' Friend Society, Columbus, Georgia,
Two Mattresses ; 4 Comforts ; 1 Mattress Tick ; 2
doz. Tow eui; S Shirts ; 23 rolls Bandages; 6 Pillows; 4
Blankets; SB Pillow Cases ; 15 Sheets; 8 pair drawers ;
2 Flannel Shirts; 1 Spread; 1 package brown Sugar;
1 hag Loaf Sugar; 1 bag Crackers; X bag Coffee; X
package Sage; 3 papers Corn starch; 1 box Uround
Pepper; 1 bag Dried Fruit; X paper Composition; 2
papers liel&tine ; 1 box Candles, Soap, ground Linger,
Ah-spice, Tapioca, Yarmila; 2 boxes oauslxid; 6 boxt*
Salve; 1 bottle Spirila Camphor; 2 bottles Castor-Oil;
1 bottle Hive Syrup; 1 bottle Turpentine; 1 bottle of
Ether; 1 bottle Lavender ; 1 bottle Laudanum; X bot
tle Squills; 1 box Bark; 1 bottle Jamaica (Huger; 1
bottle Paregoiic ; 1 bottle Khine Wine; 1 bottle Claret;
\ bottle Jeliey ; X bottle Tomato Catsup.
Ftoai Trinity Church, Columbus, Georgia.
Seventeen Towels ; 30 Pillow Slips; 6 Sneets ; 2 Ta
ble Cloths ' 6 pair Socks; 8 H Hdkls; 12 pair Drawers;
8 Spreads ; U Biiirts; 1 piece Muslin ; X box Cakes and
Crackers ; 1 bar Soap, S lbs ; 1 parcel Books ; 1 box
Simple Cerate; 2 ooxc* oaXves; — Comforts; 1 Bed;
3 blankets ; 1 bag Coffee ; 1 bag Kice; 6 PHlows ; 1 pa
per Sage, Allspice, Lint, Bag.; 2 cakes Castile Soap;
2 base. Mustard ; 1 bottle Camphor ; 6 bottle* cooking
Wine ; 1 Claret; 1 B.ackberry Wine ; 1 Cordial; 2 bot
tles Pickles.
From the Ladies of Snapping Shoals, Ga.
1 large mattress, 8 comfort*.
From the Ladies of Stone Mountain and Funnily,
through the Mayor, J. M. Calhoun.
29 sheets, 8 pair pants, 19 pair socks, 40 quilts, 22
sheets, 9 comforts, 42 pillows, 40 pillow ca*es, 17 towels,
1 bed lick, 1 bunole Hut, 8 bottles wine, 2 bottles vine
gar, 1 jug vinegar, 1 jug honey, 1 lot herbs.
From Athens Factory, Ga., through G. B. Eaygood,
£*g.
2 belts (66V yards) hickory shirting, 1 bolt (81 yards)
brown drilling, 2 bolts (63?. yards) brown homespun.
From the Ladies of Sparta, Ga., through Dr. Powell.
6 pillows, 4 blankets, (0 sheets, 16 piUow case*, 31
toweis, 1 pair socks, % shirts. S pair drawers, 4 coupler-
panes, 1 bundle ola Unen, 1 box soap, 5 boxes seidlitk
powdeis, 4 boxes soda powder*.
Ft om the Ladies of the Soldiers' Belief Association,
tr.rougn Biehard CaidUcU, charleston, a. C.
25 mattres-es, 24pocket handkerchiefs, 25 pillows, 24
towe.s. 25 pillow coses, 50 cotton shi-ia. 2> comforts,
50 pair drawers, 50 pair socks, 15 p*L ri ppers, 1U
dressing gown*. 10 cap*, 25 sheet*, V flsnnel shirt*,
lint, rags, papers, tracts, n#ed.e», book*.
From the Church of etonem nt, Augusta, through
Bet. W. II. datriesn.
140 rolls bandages, 9 pillow tick. 2 pillows.2 bundles
linen.2 dressing gowns, 5 led tick, t quilt, 10 sheets,
8 pillow case., 2 towels, 13 sheets, 7 pair drawers, 16
pair sucks, 2 jars preserves, 2 buttles cordial, 5 bottles
blackberry wine, 1 bottle houey, 1 bundle peach leave.,
1 bag crackers, X bundle hoarhound, 2 bags sage, 1
bundle orange leaves, 1 bag cru-beJ sugar, 1 bundle
red pepper, I bag coffee.
From the Ladies of Lawrencceille and Gwinnett
county, Ga.
2 plliows and cases—Mrs. Bates
1 pair sheets, 2 pillow cases—Mrs. W. Smith.
1 quilt—Mrs. O. Strickland.
6 pounds beeswax—Mrs. Garuiany.
1 bottle spice, 1 towel, 1 pillow case—Mrs. Hesses.
2 shirts—Mrs. U. Whitworth.
2 pillows, 1 comfqrter, 2 pair socks, 1 towel, 1 bundle
banuage*— Mrs. Williams.
2 pillows, 2 towels, 4 s.ii ts, 1 pair drawers, X bundle
band.ges -Mrs. Moore.
1 coat, X vest, 1 pair paDts, 2 shirts—Mrs LeNoir.
1 quilt, 2 sheets, 1 pillow, x <. ase., 1 towel, 1 pair socks
—Mrs. Spence.
1 pair pillow cases, 1 shett, 1 shirt, 1 pair drawers—
Mrs. N. Hutchins.
1 pair pillow cases, 1 sheet, 1 t wel, 1 bundle ban
dages—Miss Roberts.
4 shirts, 2 pair drawers, 1 quilt, 1 pair socks—Mrs.
Orr.
Sis pounds beeswax—Mrs. Oslen.
1 quilt, X bundle linen rasa—Mrs Adair.
1 quilt, 1 shirt, 1 pair drawers, 1 bundle rags— Mrs.
T. Alexander.
X quilt, 2 pillows, 2 shirts, X bundle bandages—Mrs
Omberg
X quilt, 2 pounds beeswax—Mrs. Brand.
X quilt. 2 .tnrls—Mrs Adams
1 b .tile wine, 1 towel, 1 bundle rags—Mr* Germany.
1 package liut. 1 shirt, X skein white silk, bundle
rag*— Mrs. Garnett.
X quit, 1 blanket, 8 towels, 2 shirts, 2 pair drawers, 1
pair pau's, 3 pair socks, 2 pillow cases, X counterpane,
1 sheet, beeswax, X bottle honey—Miss Lizzie Craig.
2 pillows and cases, 3 shirts, 1 bundle sage, X gal on
dried plums. % peck dried apples, X bundle rags, t
loaves llgt t-bread—Mrs J. Mills.
2 comforters, 9 pillows and cases, 6 sheets, 2 pair
drawers, 1 bundle rags—Mrs. t. Cleveland.
1 quilt, 1 bundle sage, X bundle rags—Mrs. I vie.
1 quilt, X towel 2piliow cases—Mrs. John Wilson.
2 shirts, 1 towel, bandages—Mrs. Sable Sutherland.
Plkasast Hoa P. 0., Talbot Co., April 1,1S62.
The Rev. A. F. Freeman, President II. A. S.citty:
The patriotic ladles of this Cummnnlty, always ready
to relieve the distressed, more especia ly towards the
sick and wounded soldiers, who are butt ing tor our
rights, our homes and firesides, have concluded to seod
a box, directed to you, conta nlng bed clothing. You
will when you receive them, acknowledge the receipt,
and direct to iue at Pleaeant Hill, Talbot Co., Ga. Be
low I send a list of each lady with her gilt.
Respectfully, M. F. MILLER.
Mrs. John A. Cameron—1 counterpane, 1 comfort, 1
pillow and slip. ,
Mrs. G. Ferguson—1 quilt.
Mrs. J. t heavy—1 comfort, X sheet, 1 counterpane, 1
pillow and slip, 1 towel.
Mr*. Heard—X bed cover.
Mrs. J. Spruill—1 bed cover, 1 sheet, 1 pillow slip, 2
pair socks.
Mrs. B. B. Kendrick—1 quilt, 1 sheet, 1 pair pants, 1
towiL
Mrs. Judge Holt—1 quilt, 1 pair steels, X pair socks,
butter and eggs, 1 pair pillows and slips, 4 bottles
wine
Mrs. B B. Bonner—1 bed cover, 1 sheet.
Mrs. John Ray—X quilt, 1 pair .beets, 1 package
pepper, butter, 1 pair socks.
Ilfs. M. F. MIller—T'comfort.
Mrs. A F Owen—1 comfort, X pair sheets, 1 pillow, 1
pair pillow slips.
Mrs. B. Fuller, 1 pair abeeta, 2 pair pillow slips, 1
counterpane.
From St. Paul's Church, Augusta, Ga.
48 unblea< hed and 10 white homespun shirts, 66 pair
drawers, 41 sheets, 14 mattress ticks, 12 pillow ticks, f 9
pillow cases, 8 large comlortables, 3 dressing gowns, 7
quilted neck comlorts.
From the Children of St. Paul's Church Asylum.
'Several pairs of second-hand drawers, several pHrs
second-hand pillow cases, several second-hand shirts,
old table cloths, Ac , for rag*; bundles rags, bandages,
Hut, 18 bottles blackberry wine, 2 bottles peach cor
dial, 2 Jars preserves, 1 Jar jelly, loaf sugar, soap,
broma, chocolate, a few candles, pair sl.pptrs, comb.
Ou behalf of the soldiers, and of the Hospital Aid
Society of St. Phi dp's Church, Atlanta, 1 return the
slncerest thanks for the above patriot! i donaiions.
A. V. FREEMAN,
President St. Philip’s Church Hospital Aid Society,
Atlanta, Ga.
At ticles made and Distributed from St PhilipI
llurp.tal Aid SlcUtg, Atlanta, oa.
Cotton shirts 2:0, drawers 800, pillow cases 100,
sheets lOu, comforis 2>, b.ankeis 21, locks 60 pairs,
flannel smrts 2<J, i tekory and net snir s 5. c eck .hlrts
IX, packages bandages 6 Carpet neas ly, bundles lint 2,
bed ticks 2, "eath rbecs4, baaukeremets 100, leather
pillow* A coit' n pilloas 28, qu its 2, i eck tie* 4, gloves
8 pair, assortment oi herbs 2, buuule. of old »l-.en tt,
quince jel.ey X Jar, pantaloons 2 pair, packages of gela
tine 5, isiu. gim>s 1, blackberry wine 6 bottles, blackber
ry Jeliy 1 Jar, barley 2 saCa, mustard 1 bottle, towels 72.
Contributions received by the “ Cadies*
Soldier’s ReiLf Society” lor tUe At
lanta Hospitals*
A Phil X.—Mr*. J. C. Franklin, Fulton county, Ga.—
IQ duaeu eggs, 2 lbs. butter.
Ladies Soldiers Relief Socioty, Atlanta, Ga.—84
shirts, 7 pair drawers, 1 towel, 1 pair seeks, 12 haver
sack!.
Americus, Ga.—1 box containing X m&ttrew, 1 com
fort, 2 coverlets, 4 theets, 7 shirts, 1 pair pant*, X ve*t,
7 pair sock;, 1 dressing gown, 9 towels, 16 bottle* stIdc,
4 bottles cordial, 1 bottle beer, 2 bottle* preserve*, 6
papers cocoa, % cakes soap, 1 bag dried fruit, old
clothes.
Clark's Station, Wilkes county, Ga.—-1 box contain
ing C quilts, 7 .beets 6 pillows, 5pillow slips, 1 blanket,
1 counterpane, 8 shirts, 8 pair drawers, C towels, 10
pair socks, XU dosen candles, X bottle honey, dried fruit,
mustard, pepper, cage.
1 box , containing 1 quilt, 2 sheets, 4 towels, 1
pillow, 4 pldow slips, 5 shirts, 4 pair drawers, 8 pair
pants, 4 pair socks, 1 vest, old clothes.
Mrs. Mark Johnson, Bartow county, Ga.—1 bundle
containing 2 pillows, 2 pillow Dips, 2 shuts, 1 pair
drawers, 1 bottle wine.
AraiL 2.—Military Aid 9oci»ty, Mobile, Alabama,—
7 comforts, 2 blanket., 6 bed ticks, 1 pillow, 6 pillow
slips, 6 towels, 8 shirt*, 8 pair drawers, 6 sheet*, 1 loaf
sugar, 3 papers tea, S boxes gelatine, X box adsplce.
April 8.—Charleston, 8. C —21 comforts. 21 p lXows,
20 sheets, 12 toweis. If handkerchiefs, 10 dressing
gowns, C shirts, 11 pair slipper*, 8 brashes, 12 spit
toon*.
April 4 —Washington, Ga.—1 mattress, 1 quilt, 1
plilow, 1 pillow slip, 1 shest, 4 towels, 8 shirts, X pair
drawers, 5 pair socks, 1 bag flour,peis, paper, soap.
April 7.—Mrs. Rowland, Cass county, Ga—1 comfort,
7 pillow slips, 10 shirts, 10-pair drawers, 2 towel*, 15
pair socks, 10 pair pants, old cloth*, pepper.
Mon XT Eecuysi).—April 1.—Mr*. 0. W. Stevens,
Sparta, Ga.—fl 00.
Rev. N. N\ Cranford, Penfleid, Ga.—(5 26.
Citizens of Washington, Wilke* county, through Mrs.
Hull—1110 00.
April 8.—g. A. Socialy, Tuskeegee, Alabama—832.
Mrs. Saliie Lipecombe, through Dr. Brown—$6 00.
Money expended—i90 10.
Distributed amoDg the various Hospitals from April
1st to April 8tb—63 shirts, 75 pair drawers, 13 pair of
pauts, 6 vests, 9 collars, 72 pair socks, 25 towels, T
hsndkerchiels, 5 comforters, old cloth*, 15 bottles of
wine. 4 bottles cordial,5 buttles brandy, 8 dozen eggs,
hams, beef, butter, milk, coffee, tea, sugar, dried fruit,
corn, starch, gelatine, meal, grits, flour, rice, jelly,
pickles, preserves, allspice, pepper, tage, Ac.
Sent to the Western Army at Corinth, Misa.—March
19 —By Mr*. XL R. -Newjam—100 shim, 100 pillows, 160
pillow slips, 50 quilts, 28 bed ticks, 21 pillow ticks, 1M
towels, lik) shifts, 100 pair drawers, 1 l.rge box lint,
bandages, handkerchiefs, linen, Ac.
Aphil 5—tent to the Western Army, by Dr. J H.
Calveri—100 Comforts, 100 sheets, 100 plU w slips, 45
pillows, 50 towc s XOO shirts, 40 pair drawers. 00 pair
socks, 20 bottles wine, 2 bottles catsup, 2 bottle* por
ter, 2 bottles c rdial, 1 bo.tie ether, 1 bolue tomato
beer, 1 bottle number sis, 1 Dottle brandy cberr.es, 1
bottle noney, 1 bottle pepper sauce, 1 Dottle mustard,
1 bottle cherry pectoral, 1 bott e cosur til, 1 doScn
paregoric, 1 box soap, 1 box caudles, slippery elm,
salve, sponge, wax, 6 spittoons.
ApaiL 7.—Sent to ths Western Army at Coiln'h,
Mi s., by Dr. W. F. Westmoreland—59 comlorts, 47
sheets, 100 pillow slips, 6 mattress ticks, 200 thirts, 36
pairs drawers, 40 pair paints, 100 pair socks, liut and
bandages, 10 gallons whisky, 8 gallons brandy, 10
bottles morphine,castlle soap, sponge, Ac.
The Society returns many tuanks for these liberal
contributions, and earnestly solicit from others simi
lar favors, as the Hospitals have not yet been removed
from here noi will they be soon.
Mrs. WESTMORELAND, President
Luc. Cozart, Secretary.
Ackuowledgmeut
The Atlanta Hospital Association acknowledges the
following contributions, tiirough Mrs. O. J. For#tore:
From .be Ladles of Amite Clly, L*.,..... |44 00
“ Mr. 0. S. Stewart 2J 00
* Mr. 8. B. Smith '. .f.'lO 00
“ Dr. B, F. Taylor 8 Otl
“ Dr. J. M. Moore 5 00
“ Mr. Jonas Young 5 00
“ Mr. G. H. Smith 6 00
“ Rev. Levi Spilier 8 CO
“ Parker Loving (negro man) 8 00
8100 00
From Mrs. G. H. Greene—2 mattresses, 1 moss pillow.
Prom Mrs. C 8. Stewart—2 mattresses, X moss pillow.
Prom Mrs. J. P. Langley—1 b anket
From Misses McMichaeland Mrs. Baker—6comfoita.
Tne Society are under many obligations to our
Louisiana friends for such liberal donations.
Mas. 1SAA0 WINSHIP, President.
Ecs IL Goode, Secretary.
CHIU DEPOT.
COLE & WYLY
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers In
C HINA, Glass, Silver, Plated Ware, Vases,
Parian Figures, Korosine Lamps, Caudle-
sticks, Tea Travs, Table Mata, Baskets, Glass
Shades, Table Cutlery, Ac., A.,
White Granite and common Crockery si
wholesale, at Charleston prices, nearly opj c-
site Beach A Root’s, Whitehall street,
Atlanta, Georgia.
April Sd, 1861.
SALMONS & SIMMONS
Cr
^v e on
A LARUE LOT OP
MILITARY GOODS ASD BUMS*
ALSO AN EXTRUSIVE ASSORTMENT OP
Colored & White Flannels,
L1N&F.Y8 AND KERSEYS.
A beautiiui Lot of
LADIKS CLOTH CLOAKS,
CARPETINGS
AND OIL CLOTHS,
GENTS’ AND LADIES’
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And sotns 60 or 60 dosen
HOOP SKIRTS,
Which they offer for
CASH.
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Sts.
Atlanta, Georgia.
SALMONS A SIMMONS.
March 28—Oct. 22.
F. M. JACK, -A-gent,
Baker and Candy Manufacturer,
SEXY DOOE TO W. F. SBBEIES I OO.,
Whitehall 8L, Atlanta, Georgia.
K EEPS constantly on hand an azcaUantstock
of CONFECTIONARIES,
FRUITS,
NUTS,
PRESERVES,
• JELLIES,
PICKEL8,
Ac., Ac.
Also, Fins Imported WINES, BRANDIES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ac., Ac.
Also, a great variety of Fancy Artie)is—Ban
ket*, Toys, Ac.
The Ladies and the Public generally are re,
spectfnllv invited to call. "'*’■*
0
UK. u. w. show a.
FFICE—At his residence on Calhoun street,
near the Medical College* marsh N,