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THE PUBLIC GOOD BEFORE PRIVATE ADVANTAGE.
BYlADAIR & SMITH.
ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1862.
VOLUME II—NO. 53
f outhrrn (Cottfcdcracg
.^BSCRIPTION a ADVeRTISINO SCHEDULE
PBILAHDBR P. PBA8B.
| LUCJIW B. DAVIS
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be taken at the following rates :
for one Hquare, renewable onoe a month, | 86
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for one-fourth Oolutnn, 60
for one-half Oolumn, . .110
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editions, will be charged 60 per cent, additional to the
tegular daily rates.
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for Want*, Kents, Removals, Oopartnerahlps, Notices to
Consignees, Ac., and payment demanded quarterly.
pjr TaAkbiatiT ADvaaTnwiro must ku raid p.>b i*
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ly, or at Irregular Intervals In either of the papers, will
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Announcing candidates for State, County, and Muni
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: Ji, will iui uiiaeged half price,
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PEASE ADA VIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS
— AND—
Commission Merchants,
going tales-
ADAIR A SMITH.
GEORGIA RAI1 jHOAI>.
Augusta to /»—
lilOROtt VUNGK. 8np.riuWnd.o1
uoaiu«« rAB8.»««» TRAl "
(Sundays excepted.) ^ ^ M
Leaves Atlanta, daily, at 5 ^5, P. M.
Arrives at Augusta at..... g S0( a. M.
Leaves Augusta, daily, a 7.16, PM.
Arrives at Atlanta TBA „.
,,nn T A5 ‘ ,> * Al ? 40 P . M
l .«*««•* AtW&tf, daily, at — b ; 49 ’ A ml.
Arrives at Augusta at 4.00,
Leaves Augusta at.... - ‘ 2.05,
Arrives at Atlanta a
T0 CONNECT WITH
Peachtree street.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
OllOIPE FAMILY FI.OUR,
RICE,
SYRUP
TANNER'S OIL.
SALT,
SUGAR,
Also, from St. James Sugar Refinery.
CRUSHED-Af POWDERED
SUGARS,
Also, to close out, a small lot or
DRV GOODS & HARDWARE.
fKAlTE A DAT1B.
JmO l-lf. —
DRUGS. &c.
P.Tvf.
A M.
1 vsJillNG'EAVN*
Vi llas '» ml MV* a. M
nave Abg uaU ...4.56. P- M.
rjivp at -Sfthpns. 7.60, A. M.
e»VP Atlanta .- ••• ••• ";..4.15, P M.
xrlve at Washington ..9.00, A M.
beave Athens.. .. - 4.45, P. M.
Arrive »t August* Id 00, A. M
£a*ye Washington 7.15, P. M
Arrive at Atlanta„ e Hi TON.
^" ^kNKCT WITH WABKBNTON
TO CONNECT WU AlU »U 7.00
Leave Augusta 4.00, P. « , a
A- M- .7 60, P M
Arrive at Warrenton.. ".'”..2.00, P. M
and at Atlanta
M
OFFICERS
or TB.
ATLANTA HOSPITAL ASSOGIA’N.
President—Mrs. Isaac Winship.
Vice Presidents—Mrs. Col. Yancev, Mrs.
Col. Wilson, .Mrs. Willis Peck, Mrs. A. C. Wylv,
Mrs. G. J. Foreacre, Mrs. 8. G Howell, Mrs. J.
N. Simmons, Mrs. 8. B. RobsoD, Mrs. Eilen
Ponder, Mrs. Dr. Taylor, Mrs. B. W. Adams,
Mrs. Perino Brown, Mrs. G. G. Hull, Mrs. L.
Overby.
Secretaries—Mias Eue H. Goode and Mrs.
Dr Taylor.
Treasurer—Mrs. Er Laswhe
DiarJ0-8m
Cobb’s Georgia Legion
I AM here, under orders, to put Into a Camp
of Instruction all recruits for the Battalion
of Cavuiry now attached to the “ Legion," as
also independent Cavalty companies designed
for the •• Legion ”
Infantry companies also tendered and ac
cepted by Col. Cobb or Lieut.-Colonei Young,
lor Ibe " Legion," will please correspond with
me at once. BEN. C. YANCEY.
Maj. Cavalry Battalion Ga. Legion.
Atlanta. March 27-dtf.
The Atlanta Hospital Association.
S URGEON JOHNSON is desirous that the
Ladies in every part of the country should
not relax their efforts in sending to this city
all the Hospital stores they can obtain for the
use of our soldiers.
He iniormed me that demands will be made
upon cur Societies here for every battle-field
in the South lor such articles as th^sick and
wounded soldiers may need. Th^Pvmen of
the country have done much, yet much re
mains to be done, and it is to be hoped that
they will not be “weary in well doing. "
Mrs. ISAAC WINSHIP,
April 11-tf President.
NOTICE.
A HARRISON-PATENT FLOUR MILL, 90-
inch, nearly new, for sale. Also, a Euso-
pus Corn Mill Stone, 36-inch, and one Log
Cart, for sale by W. H. JONES.
Inquire of STEWART A MOORE,
Marietta street, Atlanta, Ga.
April 8, '62-1 m
CITY HALL FEMALE SEMINARY.
T HE exercises ef this school will be resumed
on Monday, 13th instant, in the elogant
and spacious basement of the Central Presby
terian Church. ———
“tor"rerms!‘please see Circular or call on the
undersighevL ^Y L^MILLBR-
ion-
Contributions to St. Philips Hospital Aid
Society.
from Mrs. R. Peters, Calhoun, Georgia.
One coop of 43 Chickens; 1 bbl Pickles; 3 bottbs
Catsnp; 8 dot Kggs; 8 Mattresses; 1 Pillow; 2 doz.
l owels, and 4 Shirts.
From Mrs. Hof, Callarun, Georgia.
Three Shirts; 8 pair Socks; 1 Pillow; 3 bottles «f
Blackberry Wine; 1 lb Beeswax.
From C. W. Browning, (city.)
Ten Comforts; 2 bolts Homespun; 2 Ladles, and 2
Skimmers.
Fcorn the Ladies of Auburn, Alabama.
Ten Pillows; 6 Comforts; 6 bottles Blackberry Wine;
1 bottle Honey; 8 packages Tea; 2 packages brown
Sugar; 2 bags Rice; 1 sack Peas; 1 sack Dried Peaches;
1 sack Dried Apples; 4 packages Sage; 2 packages
Pepper; 1 bundle Lint; 1 lot of Lint and Bandages ; 9
Shirts; 1 Table Cloth; 10 Pillow Coses; T Towels; 8
pair Drawers; 1 Shirt; 1 package Ksgs; I bundle old
Linen.
From Georgia Relief and Hospital Association—
th.roo.gh their Agents, Bee. H. J. Acott and G. B.
Uay good, Keg.
Fifty Comforts ; 60 Sheets; 53 Pillows; 68 Pillow
Cases.
Soldiers’ Friend Society, Columbus, Georgia.
Two Mattresses; 4 Comforts; 1 Mattress Tick; 2
doa. Towels; 8 Shirts ; 23 rolls Bandage*; 6 PlUows ; 4
Blankets ; 86 Pillow Cases: 16 Sheets; 8 pair drawers ;
2 Flannel Shirts ; 1 Spread; 1 package brown Sugar;
1 bag Loaf Sugar; 1 bog Crackers; 1 bag Coffee; 1
package Sage; 8 papers Corn Starch; 1 box Ground
Pepper; 1 bag Dried Prult: 1 paper Composition; 2
papers Gelatine; 1 box Candles, Soap, ground (linger,
AU-spice, Tapioca, Varnilla; 2 boxes Mustard; 0 boxes
Salve; 1 bottle Spirits Oampbor; 2 bottles Castor-Oil;
1 bottle Hive Syrup ; 1 bottle Turpentine ; 1 bottle of
Ether; 1 bottle Lavender; 1 bottle Laudanum; 1 bot
tle Squills; 1 box Bark; 1 bottle Jamaica Ginger; 1
bottle Paregoric.; 1 bottle Bhine Wine ;1 bottle Claret;
1 bottle Jelley; 1 bottle Tomato Catsup.
From Trinity Church, Columbus, Georgia.
Seventeen Towels ; 80 Pillow Slips; 6 Sheets ; 2 Ta
ble Cloths ; 0 pair Socks ; 8 H Hdkfs; 12 pair Drawers;
8 Spreads ; 22 Snlrts; 1 piece Muslin; 1 box Cakes and
Crackers; 1 bar Soap, 8 lbs; 1 pared Books; 1 box
Simple Cerate ; 2 boxes Salves ; — Comforts ; 1 Bed ;
8 Blankets; 1 bag Coffee ; 1 bag Bice; 6 Pillows; 1 pa
per Sage, Allspice, Lint, Rags; 2 cakes Castile Soap;
2 boxes Mustard ; 1 bottle Camphor ; 6 bottles cooking
Wine ; 1 Claret; 1 Blackberry Wins ; 1 Cordial; 2 bot
tles Pickles.
From the Ladies of Snapping Shoals, Ga.
1 large mattress, 8 comforts.
From the Ladles of Stone Mountain and Vicinity,
through the Mayor, J. M. Calhoun.
29 sheets, 8 pair pants, 19 pair socks, 46 quilts, 22
sheets, 9 comforts, 42 pillows, 40 pillow cases, IT towels,
1 bed tick, 1 bundle lint, 8 bottles wine, 2 bottles vine
gar, 1 jug vinegar, 1 Jug honey, 1 lot herbs.
From Athens Factory, Ga., through G. B. Haygood,
Esq.
2 bolts (66)4 yards) hickory shirting, 1 bolt (81 yards)
brown drilling, 2 bolts (<58>* yards) brown homespun.
rf t,jLK*e-On-ttPTO, - OOA .utip.O OOX'ei SetU.lt*
powders, 4 boxes soda powders.
Articles made and Distributed from St.
tlar
Philip:
liosp.lal Aid Society, Atlanta, Ga.
Cotton shirts 250, drawers 200, pillow cases 100,
sheets 100, comforts 21, blankets 21, socks SO pairs,
tlannel shirts 20, hickory and net shirts 5, check shirts
11, packages bandages 6, carpet beds 18, bundles lint 2,
bed ticks 2, feather beds 4. handkerchiefs 100, feather
pillows 25, cotton pillows 26, quilts 2. neck ties 4, gloves
2 pair, assortment of herbs 2, bundles of old linen 8,
quince jelley 1 jar, pantaloons 2 pair, packages ot gela
tine 5, isingglass 1, blackberry wine 6 bottles, blackber
ry jelly 1 jar, barley 2 sack, mustard 1 bottle, towels 72.
Distributions by Atlanta Hospital Asso
ciation.
Atlanta Hospital Association has distributed among
the various hospitals now in our city and elsewhere,
the following items:
90o shirts, 475 pair drawers, 475 sheets, 425 comforts,
680 pillow cases, 550 pillows, 850 towels, 150 table nap
kins, 6 dressing gowns, 215 pair socks, 86 hankerchlefs,
125 dozen eggs, 90 bushels potatoes, 50 bags dried fruit,
450 bottle, different wines, 17 jars pickles, 10 cans seal
ed fruit, 12 bottles honey, 15 bottles brandy, 18 bottles
corn whisky, 75 bottles cordial, 10 bottles castor oil, 1
bottle cologne, 1 gallon Godfrey’s cordial, 3 gallons
vinegar, 200 haversacks well filled with cooked provis
ions, given to our soldiers on leaving for their regi
ments ; large quantities of ham, beef, butter, milk,
lard, tea, coffee, sugar, corn starch, gelatin, taplco
arrow root, gum-arabic, horse raddlsh, alum, Uaxseoil •
meal, gTlts, Hour, rice, jelly, preserves, allspice, halm,
pepper, sage, Ac., Ac.
Sent to Coilnth, MUs., by Dr. Calvert—103 pillow
cases, 100 sheets, 66 shirts, 53 pair drawers, 80 towels,
23 comforts, 22 mattresses, 1 bale beds, I bolt home-
spun, large number pillows, bandages, quantity lint,
1 bag grits, 1 bag apples, 2 bags rice, red and black
pepper, Bage, gelatin, wine, catsup, corn starch, pickles,
preserves, honey, spice, soap, flour, slippery elm, Ac.
Bent to Corinth, Miss., by Dr. W. J. Westmoreland—
100 pillow casep, 26 counterpanes, 20 plllowsi 10 com
forts, 16 cotton mattresses, 12 pair drawers, 7 shirts,
large number bandages, old clothes, towels; 1 bag
fruit, 1 bag rice, l bog peas, 2 jars pickles, 27 bottles
wine, 1 Jar preserves, 2 bottles catsup, caDdles, soap,
matches, mustard, pepper, fplce, ginger, tea, coffee,
sugar, slippery elm, crackers, cakes, flour, corn starch,
sage, Ac.
Sent to Corinth, Miss., by Mrs. E. R. Newsom—A
largo box containing sheets, shirts, pillows, pillow
cas;s, comforts, towels, drawers, bandagts, lint, rags,
old clothes, wine, Ac. #
Sent to Dr. Pim, of Columbus, MUs.—100 pillow
eases, 79 towels, 59 shirts, 82 pair drawers, 8 table
cloths, 41 pair socks, 3 comforts, 12 qullU, 12 bundles
rags, 8 bottles catsup, 6 bottles wine, 4 cans fruit, 2
bottles brandy, 141 yards bandages ; lint, dried fruit,
sage, pepper, rice, grits, mutton suit, Ac.
We hope our friends <u
The tear 1(409. —H’liat will he Ha His
tory I
This year will, in all probability, be one ol
most momentous interest. The war with the
United States may be prosecuted by both par
ties with a vigor, and on a scale of imposing
grandeur, that will eclipse any war of modern'
times. England and France may be drawn
into its vortex, and changes and revolutions,
such as we now but little dream of, may be ac
complished before another new year’s day
around.
But if tbo war soon closes, the inauguration
our new relations with the governments of
world will be the most important in the
history of American government. To establish
these relations judiciously and on correct prin
ciples at first, will require all the talent und
wisdom ot our ablest and best men. In thi
work every man and woman in the South has
the deepest possible interest.
Let matters turn as they may, we sh ull kee
our readers posted as to what is going on; and
let all who want to keep up with the times,
send for the Confederacy. Whoever has a fil 4 *
of our paper for this year, will have one of th
best possible epitomes of its events. Now,
the commencement of the year, is a favorable
time to subscribe for the whole year.
To those who have no daily mail, the Want
ly Confbdkract offers rare inducements to
subscribe. It is large and handsome, and id
really one of the most entertaining and in
■tractive journals in the South. Its terms are
$2 per annum, in advance.
To clubs often or more atone post office,
when all the names and money are sent atone
time, we will send the wbbkly for $1 60 each.
This is a rare chance. Send in your names
with the eaah. dAwtf
THE CITY MILLS,
O N Decatur Street, have a full supply
FLOUR, MEAL, GRITS, 8HORT8, RYE,
BRAN and CORN for sale. Patronago is ro-
spectfuliy solicited.
jan 19-1 y. J. M. NACE & CO.
Leave Warrenton
*««»*•
ATI.AST* * IVF.sr-1-OlNT K. K.
AU .„U to W-. Voi.MI M,>e.-V»™-* 5
SilL T»Al»
tSrwJSoi.’.d-lJ..*-;
Arriv®* at Atlanta a —
yag,01)T train
I'ttavcs Ailsslji' daily. *
^ivMSt West-Point at- —-
S^w-.voio..'*" 1 r ;
Arrive* at Atlauta^a ^ Montgomery
Hoad connects w*W“
3.00, A- M
„ 7.SO, A. M
2.00, P. M
0.38, F-M
liUIE MASS,
EPSOM SALT#,
QUININE,
SULPHURIC At’ID,
ARROW root,
WINE CORKS,
CREAM TARTAR,
NO. ‘4 EMBRY.
GUM ALOES,
aoo LRS. REST INDIGO,
‘>00 LRS. REST.MADDER,
BLACK PEPPER,
500 LRS. COPPERAS,
ALSO,
BBLS. OF no. 1 RETIRED TANNER’S
OIL,
ASD 25 BBLS. TANNER’S OIL, AT
REDUCED rates,
HAMILTON, MARKET 4 JOYNER.
marv3-t27jly’6y-
MEAT! MEAT J
fOR PLANTERS.
a LOT OF PICKLED BEEF, mueh cheaper
A than Baoon, THRASHER.
api-tillnovlO
~ SCYTHE BLADES.
DOZEN SCYTHE BLADES, at $30 per
ROBSON A CO
1
50 pair “ P“ lr o5 ,0 Sfiu a) flannrf shlru,
i i-Lcinir (TflWTUL 10 CBH3. eO m
From O. <»’**?4!yrg££r U '
0
through
140 rolls bandages, 9
linen
8
notice TO SHIPPERS.
Officb of Mont’t A W. P- R R-, |
Montgomery, April 3, 186Z. )
aS?SdiSiSffSIU ofihi. poi-t
repo-d to ... cl.™
English Gunpowder and Wri-
ting Ink.
T7HNE English Sporting Powder in halt
Fine°B?ack Writing Ink, in quart, P lut a “ d
half pint bottles, by the box only, just re-
08 Lp'll“' i fo McNA b &HT.OHMOND . CO.
■WANTEID .
rpEN practical HATTERS, who understand
A the forming an dm anu factoring of^ Wool
50- doxen. For sale h
mar28-2m
60
a.
dozen .
W E have just received 60 dozen DRESSING
COMBS. For sale to the trade. Order
soon. Also
4 barrels Sulphur and Brimstone.
20 barrels Mexican Cocblneaa.
HAMILTON, MARK wE t * JOYNER.
ap4-U7jly’«* ___
4 ls '-v
SALMONS & SIMMONS
8 00, A. M.
4.46, P- M.
7.30, A- M.
4.52, P M.
A
red pepper, 1 bag coffee.
\ gSfffi£75£?5rSSk w -
1 quill—Mrs. O. Strickland.
s Bes * 3 -
l SgJSMtetS’SW -ks, l towel, 1 bundle
^n^T^T^rXs, 1 pair drawers, 1 bundle
bandages -Mra. Moore. gW-j^Mra. I^N.dr.
1 aV^Ww^^Towel, 1 pairsocks
l*pal^pSow cases, 1 sheet, 1 shirt, 1 pair drawers
i M Fp&fe^se., 1 sheet, 1 towel, 1 bundle ha
d T^TrS 3 2 P^awers, 1 quilt, 1 pair sock»-M
0r /L' pounds beeswax—Mrs. Oslen.
uX, 1 bundle linen rags—Mrs. Adair.
\ qidlt. 1 shirt, 1 pair drawers, 1 bund!
T 'l^X2 e plUow9,2 shirts, 1 bundle bandages-Mrs.
^*1 quht, 2 pounds beeswax—-Mrs. Brand.
zlsssxt 1
a-arsss? 1 —
CO In S !ccordance therewith, it will become ne
cessary for consignors to consign their goods
to their own agent at da jj“S°H '
JOHN M. HOLBROOK
ap8-l w
CRAM,
Engineer and Buperinten t.
Lost, or mislaid.
\ Sealed Note, giyen by Joe. J- W. Wilson
A to B. V. Willingham or bearer, on the
1st July, 1853, for $130.16, andl due one day
afterdate. It has on it a credit of $10, the
10th August, 1855. All persons are warned
n ot to trade for said note, as it has not been
Notice to Railroad Contractors, plid , or disposed of b£ me. will|HGHaM>
Planters and Others. HoT ja«itf .
hew RA1LR01D |K. M. JACK, .Agent,
Baker and Candy Manufacturer,
oxt noon to w. w. xaaaxae a °°-i
T H, p 3 ^^U?"rP^V.^f5
,«t«Ltnra of their entire Road, irom flew
bundle rags—M***-
“•rSSaSdUY-i-M.x
West
k J8T14.'HAILHUAU.
WteST«Sli* * A Miles—Fare $»•
Atlanta Vo Chattanoog*. »» M
ROWLAND, auponnteudent
JOHN 6.
aiaD T T “"', P.
■'"'.4.1 o’, A.
P.
at
leaves Atlanta, daily.
Arrives at ^ tU “ U ^ rassxwexa tbxi«
at Atlanta f '^y.wilh the Rome
This Road connocts^achy the ^ Ten-
Branch Railroad at Dalton, and the
’SwI WESTOW bau bome
Mucon. lUjtiUfi-*^®*
TYLER, SuixtfinUndanV
Macon A W««M J?j‘
iilaota to
ALFRED
Macon, Georgia, ---v - vhe
10 A- M.
Vve 4 P. M*
Alive at Atlanu A- M.
Uvea Atlanta " ...1S.0* M.
AftYlSS at M^ 0 ' central, South
Vs Train connect* wit «»‘^^neon
wea rn and Muscogee Railroaas a
CURE ot W YLY
Wholesale and Ketall
Dealers In
Bhadee, Table •
CBEAP t^OR CASH.
/x and common Crockery at
W , b,U> i Q JTchLrl“ton prices, nearly oppo-
wholeeale, at i^J^g^all .treat, .
site Beach A Boo* »> ..Gaortia
Atlanta,
April 2d. mi- —
' " w. ■- joi.an
Mass.b joiaia, _
H. JOI3EK * SOS,
^Z2 »- *
AID _
COMMISSION MEB.CHANTS
Ho. 15, Alabama street,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA,
■srKEP constantly on band—
^ aaLT BACON,
suGia. »«cr.
WHEAT, OATS,
IRISH POTATOES. * c ‘
mar2 ly - - - —
i)ADEN 4 ANDERSON,
COMMISSION MERCHMTS.
48 .1fag urine Street,
ORIE anS ’
flour,
RICE,
CORN,
a Ve on
A LARGE LOT OF
MILITARY GOODS AND BUTTONS,
aLSO an KIT«»SIV£ AS&aBfMXNY or
Calewd * White TUnnels,
LINS SYS AND KSRSSiS
A beautltul Lot o(
• LADDS CLOTH CLOAKS,
CARPETINGS
AND OIL-CLOTHS.
GENTS’ AND LADIES’
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And some 6k or M dosen
HOOP* SKIRTS,
Which they offer for
C A. S H .
Corner Whitehall and Alabama Ste,
Atlanta, Georgia.
SALMONS A SIMMONS.
March *8—Oct. 21-
Sabine River, one hundred and seventeen
“The road passes through the prairies of Cal-
casieu, a region of country* perfectly heaUhy
and abundantly supplied with provisions
heine adjacent to the great stock and g r ® a
Sowing region of Texans; and safe from mvo-
fion’the coast of the gulf being lined by an
1 quHt,2 .Ulrts-Mr.. Adorns Gormaty.
rap-Mrs. Garrm. g toweUj 2 , Wr u, 2 pair drawers, 1 I the coast of the gul
drawers, 1 bundle ragi
quitt, 1 bundle sag __ _
2 A 1 fcg^-MrT Ba'llle ButherUnd
Plbasant Hill P» 0.
new
Ttoa. cans*
a. o.
Dec 10-tf
■I l
jii. a. amummmobi
Woodruff’s Building-
Atlanta, Ga.
motice.
F rom this data freight wiU be received at
S. office of the Southern Express Comna-
*• TviL A M , untU 4 o’clock P. M.,
ny from 8 o dock a a ^ HOI.T,
“&rd> U-4tf ***■
! Sft jgagCryS 188 - ttf-’SH-..
, Talbot Co., April 1,1862.
Th, ker A F Freeman, President H. A. Society:
to relieve the dl f* r , e5 ®*fbg— w ho a« battling for our
slek and » oun ^ n ! 0 ^i!wee have concluded to send
rights, our homes and “ re * ’ . be< j elothing. h ou
X, directed toi you. oontaWng^J^ « eceipli
will wnsn reeel , Talbot Co, Ga
Respectfully,
M,,. John A Cameron 1 eounterpan., 1 comfort,
pillow and slip-
it tZSESX'Z*^ 1 -«*• 1 C0ttDWri,an€ ’ 1
plUow and slip, 1 towei.
•kwipui..
^sL^AA Kendrick—1 1 *'«’ 1 pklr plD ^ 1
R l pdr Mom. 1 Piuow, 1
P*i r »* pUl0W,1!p8 ' 1
counte^ Ga
quUted neck CO ^ rAurt - A Asylum.
From the ^ .everal pairs
Several pairs of MTCrft i eeeond-hand sbina,
second-hand phfow rags, bandages,
Ud table cloths, , botUel peach cor-
lint, 18 bottles biackcerry loaf sugar, s»p,
dlak * handles, pir slipped, «*•>-
broma, chocolate, h-mIuI Aid
liLw, Drtsm the
Del Bans with the railroad system of .
«dt£s opening to our whole country pneof
the most productive regions cn Ibo^ntinent.
This Company will be prepared to co
with one or more individuals for the construc
tion of the whole or part of the road, or to
hire from one to two thousand negroes.
Payments will be made in money, and such
proportions of stock as is usual for each class
Whitehall St., Atlanta, &eorg;ia.
XT REPS constantly on hand an excellent stock
Ik of CONFECTIONARIES,
fruits,
NUTS,
PRESERVES,
JELLIES,
PICKEL8,
Ao., Ao.
Alio, Fine Imported WINES, BRANDIES,
TOBACCO, CIGARB, Ac., Ac.
fiso, a great variety of Fancy Article#— Baa-
k ^TheLadiea and the Public generally are re.
spoctfnlly invited to calL rnir3
E M. ED WARD Y,
Family Groceries,
° f Trilfls"porUtion, provision, and clothing for
all negroes brought on this work, will be fur-
I COMMISSION MEBCHAKT
at G*0. H. DANIKL’B OLD STAND,
Whitehall Street. Atlanta, G».
7W particular attention given to all order*,
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Direct from Ireland!
Blockade, Stone Fleet and the Hail Split
ter to the Contrary Notwithttandiruj.
J U8T received from throe to five hundred
barrels of
mem POTATOES,
large, sound, and of Mercer descent, *uiUble
for the table or for plenti ng, audmajbefou ad
V. FOSTER, QUEEN A GO ’S,
1D |'he wants of our community require the |
completion of this Road in U.
ble time, and it will be done. All interested
parties will keep this in mind-
w'omaY^lLt.
WBL H. DeSHONG.*
BEAL ESTATE AGENT
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
T HAVE opened a house on Whitehall sirs a,
I Pr. B. V. •Wllllnsban*
and a well-assorted stock of Groceries kept in his professional servicee to the
Sid. Which will be sold cheap, for axsh. A of aSouU and the surrounding
reasonable share ot patronage solicited. « *
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On behalf °i J^uSTchicI,, AUantA, I r « ttru
President 8t.
ion. 12-t5my’82
Marietta Street
XsABP AND BACON.
1 rvA BARRELS PRIME LEAF LARD;
lUU 85 000 lbs. Superior Bacon.
8 B XOB30K * CO.
se-
2 dav^in ConnellT’s Building, corner White-
Sdlond'Alabamaabeata, npetoirt,
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