Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

am i . i V • - V-.,-.- ;7^'rib"~~» -tO? v,f.- v *V r .VriA.-’t'rCiKlrV.i-V^J PUBLIC BOO JO BIfOEf: FKiX'aI> 4 uv aNiaud, iu 1. ;h*«»7*« t*l» **i. j BY ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1863. VOLUME H—NO. 303 No. H. CR&WPORD, FRAZER & CO., GENERAL " ..?' 4 Commission Merchants, AUCTIONEERS Dealers in Negroes, HO. H. WHITEHALL ST, OPP. 1XTKLLIGF.NCK11 OFFICE. in inMilloii to our AUCTION AN!) NKOKO HOUSE, No 8, Whitehall slreot, we have flro proof storage of 3000 harrels capacity, at our warerooms, No 1, Alabama street. Our Negro Yard aud Loch Up, at No 8, aro both safe at d comfortable. Dealers and other partioa whl find us pre pared to feed aud lodge well, and from experience! in the bniinOM atneo uur boyhood, to haLdle the negro properly. Charges reasonable and right, Satisfaction guaranteed in every In tnace. Parluwi at a distance may know ont market by adilress- • lug us. CRAWFORD, FRAZRR A CO. J*u2S Cm No 8, Whitehall street NO DISCOUNT. , KAhT ALABAMA lNnUKANCk COMPANY Change V* Bills. We glre Coufederate notes lor them AT PAR. JantB lQt. CRAWFORD, FRAZKK 4 00,“ .as No A Whitehall street. . .» CHANOK BII.I.S. W MQBRi ate Luylng Alabama Chacgo Bills—payable in ”■* iki Montgomery • r Kufaula, Alabama. CUAWFc/RI), FltAZKR A CO., ^aqjU *f No 8, Whitehall street. TOBACCO A He \vj\ ui-:H.ouaii . Ths undersigned are egeuls for the sale of 'Jt T O BAO O O , j , From the largest and bcAtT-M '-f yi „ MANIJFACIURERS rfiDJ . U ItOV ***». HJU* TA Virginia & N. Carolina, And will keep constantly on band a large and well assort ed stock of all grades required for the tiade of the Confederate States ANl) AT MANUFACTURER’* PRICES- The attention of , J ji t) E A L E R Is invited to this stock before purchasing elsewhere. WILLIS & YOUNG, COLLIER'S BLl >®*SRS»jn5j VYHi riilHAl.I, STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. N. B.—Lists of all brands with samples and prices, sent by mail or express, when desired. Janin-lm UBOCKKIE8, Ate. POUNDS TENNESSEE BACON ,*y (000 lbs Csrb Soda i 4000 9>e Tallow “ k ” (00 lbs Star Candles , ...,'tsef'r-:..-'. 100 Bm Tnrpsotius Soap a- ■«* .*1*gj*_*^ 300 lbs Copperas 55la v r - O e » . -86 lbs Green Te» ' “*’*-** V- 30 doaen Brooms rtc* csewM'^ to Iba Ginger • *p»» 100lbsSploe w* 1 * 100 lbs Grain Pepper For sale at wholesale by S. SOLOMON A BROS, y Commission Merchants, at the store lately occupied by Brady A Solomon. J dWIT-ff Agency for Y a. Tobacco. A. CONNEIJL, 1 xlecalei to teMBtfixftfi Late of Memphis, fcnn. ffl - AS relabttshed iu Montgomery, Alabama, a firat-ci— Agency 1ST all kinds of SMOKING AND CHEWING JIM A TOBAOOO, to which ba would roep-ctttally <B- pubilc attention. The at re formerly occupied by n. Middleton A Lotun, No, 11 Ooart stsert, has (men d lor the purpose, where at all time* can be bond not the loot and most general sasortment t t Tobacco ont ol Virginia; but also a Constant supply ol tbe coarveel Uneslgrains u! SUGAR, she foctftlio. for ofetatuiug ir oaunot be curpaased by au> other house In the Con- icy i*p3d-sl jiotice—Barks Wanted. MEDICAL PURVEYOR S OFFICE i ATLaitrs, Ba , June 20, ls62. J | tilt Let prices will Is paid b) the undersigned for 1 large quantities of the following BARKS : v i-nt. hisnelira at d -.aft ot DcgwoOd, ina't p eferred); Uat.tl.es and n<u ,.f White Willow: root, trunk and Lts ol Aniein.au Pol Ur, tcalled ala, Whtte-vrood, ao..d aisu lulijr-trcfsi »oot prrtwtrd. ****** Ihta© barks n<u«t tie artfollv diked aud mrcureljr pack-- Ihe} iu»j It? Lrcc^hi to this office, or seui W Mr. L- .WsJier, botanical Ag^ut, Carter*viMe Oa.; orW. W. Ujuu, Botanical Agent, Hecatnr, Us. ukoRule s. blackis, iJ*’ 11 * riurgeon sod Medical Purr*>or, V. A A. 8 80LOM0K MAS TUI 80LOM0R NEW firm:. cf <y r f S. SOLOMON & BROS. HA KDWARK Commission Merchants, (At the Store lately oecnpled by Brady A Solomon,) ATLANTA, GEOULIA, g_ H AVE IN BTOBI and aro receiving a stock of gone- ral Hardware aud llunao FnrnUhlng Go-da for whole sale ai d retail Also receive on storage and sale Produce and Groceries, and overy species of Merchandise on 11 to ri! terms. , A3F* Wo will give particular attention to consignments, am! forninh correspondent with market reports when desired. dcc9 8m MAYER A BERIJHGER, R Commission Merchants, « atm wbouisalk uxahiRs is IIEHCUAMH.SE, HEAL ESTATE, BONUS AND STOCKS, ; - Comer WhltehiUl anil Alabama Sts., A TLANTA, GEORGIA. r ARTICULAR attention paid to consignments of Mer- . chaudlse entrusted to us, nnd prompt remittance made for all Goods sold tBu day nales are made. novl3-3m • .. .' /.i \ U PARIS U W HUTCHISON NfiYW J-i’I'ifclU. R. M. PARKS & CO., XT O r V ION AND Commission Merchants, No. 14 Alabama Streot, Cornur ol' Pryor, ATLANTA, UKOUG1A. R Khl-kCTKUl.I.Y .elicit iial.aie f patronage and hupo .by strict attention to.business to give entire satis- ctieu to their patrons, LIGOeN Ac CIO., Wholesale Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner of Whitehall and Mitchell Street.-, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, : U. >nta rr( |iqR the sale of Produce, Merchandise, Real Estate, Ne groes, Ac. ddei-tl W B IVKJLK. H 00LX. W V IKHAH. INMAN, COLK die CO.. . GENERAL Commission Merchants, Tor the Purchase aud Sale of Merchandise, Real Estate, Live Stock, Bonds, Stocks) Negroes, &c. \\TH have ample store room, and will give personal at- VV tentlon to all busineea entrusted to us. Office lr Beach A Root's store, Whitehall atreet. , a novl-tt BONDS, STOCKS, SPECIE, EXCHANGE, BILLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, BOUGHT AND SOLD. By U. SALOSHIN A GO, Broken, -’ noy30-3m* Alabama street, near Whitehall GEORGIA -! SALT MANUFACTORIRGCO., tS j > B. PHILLIF8, AOEJTs y* MASONIC HA L Li, declO-to ATLANTA, GEORGIA. WANTED, AT TUB ATLANTA STEAM TAHHIEY. JaalftJ 5L T- HlUiDRBBGN, Agent.— ■OXBU fUKCSL miiFTL . r » > MYLICS & SAMVEL, PROPRIETORS W» REWARD. 8MALI. DARK GEK.\ TRUNK, marked on the end eitbet Mrs. SallU E. ll-.nce ur Mias Alice Lafimsr, nsasas, Georgia, was taken from the Passenger Depot, o-.C 7 f.t 11 **® ” IntenLonatiy, on last Friday night, 88th ultimo. In# abovs reward will be paid for the nJtMd contents to Mr. S. J. bhackelk rdfnnder ths Offloe, sod bo questions asked.. dec2-tf ATLANTA BUTTON FACTOST, Near Macon & Western Railroad, ATLANTA, aSdMf atm shucks asu wool*-Choppers wasted. ivr £ wish to purchase 800 LaUs of Shucks or Fodder, VV in lots of not less than bo bales, delivered at- any railroad depot between Atlanta and Knoxville, and. we wish to hue 30 Wood Chopper* and Teamsters, el-.her white «r b»*ek, ell for aeitvUle, Vo. Addnsv stating mice. Ac.. A K Seego, Atlanta, or * SkAGO, KENNEDY, PALMERSTON A OO. fcbl-iw SaltvlUe, To.' JKU. W. ADAIR, J. HENLY SMITH, • DlrORS AND PROPRIETORS. B. 0. SMITH, M. D, - ,J. N. CARD0Z0, ASflOCXATK EBir.aS. To tUs people of Nortlteru and North eastern Georgia and Southwestern N. Carolina. Headquarters, Dahlonega, Ga., )‘ January 26th, 1863: J General. ORDBhUteJ.'tr jhMnfbdt *e( *4.bs*->g The General Comnianding this Department, having been reliably informed that there are a number of desertcra, torieB, and. conscripts re-, sisting the laws in Northern and North-eastern Georgia, and in South-western North Carolina, has dispatched a iorce under my command to suppress any insurrectionary movements, to capture deserters,and generally to restoro tran quillity to this part of the country. This L desire to do “ peaceably if I can, for cibly if 1 must.” But whilst L am fully prepar ed to carry out the orders of the commanding General at the point of the bayonet—having a well disciplined, thoroughly equipped and.pro vided iorce under my command, yet, I am cloth ed with plenaty powers to oiler such conditions as may prove conciliatory, and insure a peaceful cturn to duty of every rnarii now occupying s losttle attitude to the Government. And I shall pursue the Tatter course ii I am. co-operated mp. s> *,;•* u .aontd I hereby desire to assure all malcontents, that if they will report to me at these Head Quara ters within ten days, that 1 am authorized to put them into companies, batialions and regiments upon the coast that are not filled up to the max imum numbe-, or to organize them into addi tional companies for the post at Atlanta. lit all cases where they have not rendered themselves obnoxious to the charge of having perpetrated violent infractions of the laws ot the Blate or Confederacy, a free and full -pardon will be granted. Hi on the othar baud these malcontents per sist in arraying themselves against 1he.law3.0f the land and continue in open treason, I will pursue them into their iasuiesses, aud .use ail the power and means at my control, to arrest and bring them to condign punishment. My men will be ordered to.iire upon them, and at ail haz ards to capture the last man, until this treason able movement is completely surpressed. 1 appeal to you all to close in with the over threw of offered amnesty, and array.yourselves under the banner of your country, to rally to her s’upport in her hour of need and to prove thu -Touttpern blood that flows through your-veins, - by upholding the the authorities of your coun» try—oy repelling the rapacious invaders of your soil - by pushing on the car of revolution to its di-cfotf destined ultimate success—that future genera tions may inscribe your honored names upon the robot the noble and patriotic defenders ofliber- ty—and that you may bequeath to your children a name to cherish, ot which they shall be proud to the latest posterity—and not a memento ol shame and -disgrace. . It will be a lruitless attempt to war against the government, and must result in the most disastrous defeat to all who may bo so deluded as to attempt it. The late victories in Virginia, Tennessee and Mississippi, have most triumphantly-established the tact that the arms of the Southern Confed eracy will be crowned with success in the end. The country is much better prepared at this time than at the commencement of the war, both in arms and men to contend successfully with.our enemies abroad and put down treason at home. Earnestly anxious lor the good of the people of this section, and feeling, as we all should do, a profound solicitude for the welfare of ,the government in its hour of peril, I am con strained to urge you to accept the terms I now offer you. I am authorized to pay to each man mustered into service bounty and commutation money, the same as all other soldiers who have been or may be mustered regularly into the service. 3 .. ~7lPh»l«a >■.' I am pleased to note the efficient aid rendered the government by the “Safety Committee” of Dahlonega, and cheerfully tender my acknowl edgements to them for the timely assistance they have given me as commander of this expe- I refer to the patriotic Proclamation of his Excellency Joseph E. Brown, in which he clear ly portrays to you the sad penalty duo those who violate the laws of the' State or of‘the Confederate States. While he nobly exhorts you !o return to your duty, and offers his influ ence to secure your pardon, he will promptly co-operate in suppressing ail treasonable mani festations, and sanction the punishment which will certainly Jail upon all such as shall continue in insurrection^. tMVtTfl oa*. us j Enrolling officers, and all good citizens, are requested to aid. in carrying out the objects mentioned in these orders, and are assured of prompt assitnnee should it in any case be nec essary. G. W. LEEi - jin£9?90d. • • Commanding. zzl-f* x — “ LAMAR HOUSE FOR SALE. Best Property iu Knoxville, Tenn I WILL SELL THE LAMAR H0DSK—'he most oxton- sive, be t furniahol aud best situated Hotel iu Knox- vilh* TenneBme, It is Terr nearly fire-proof, and built wltlr.'Ot ieg*rd to expense, In tbe most approved Myle.— Ills the most profitable property 1 ever owutil Itisal- mos. oblige 1 to Increase In value. Yet my life has boen a prof s .iotial one, and 1 woulu prefer a different invest- ment, though less remunerative. Tbo propeity is now le gi d tor a long term to a responsible, good to ant pay ing tiuo profit, which tbe pi renaser can continue or ter minate us he ritij ( boose. Iet'3 im W. It. SNEED. WASTED. A L ADY qualified to teach all of the English hi anchee, A) French, aud Music on toe Piano, with sovoial yaars’ uipor.e.ico in teaching, desires r situation ns Governess in some private iatnily. Terms made known Good rel- v ones given. 'sitit Ve • .Ado/v-a •' tinier,“ RyfandN Depot, Greenville county, Va, .1 JW r qiiiie, ,-r., Gaston, Is. C. - janb-lm Head Quarters Military Post, I Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 5, 18G3. j Col. J. Q. Loomis, having been ordered by General Bragg to report to me at the headqu >r- ters, will assume the military command of all the hospitals at this Post except the Roy Hospi tal. All requisitions made by surgeons and as sistant surgeons, which have been heretofore ap-' proved at this office,-wi l hereafter be submitted 5.000 OORDS BARK. 10 WB ior hifJ AU transportation for soidiera belonging to General Bragg’s command Will be furnished by his order. His office is at tbe office of .Dr. James F. Alexauder, on Mari etta street. - J.M U-C -"TltirtaO! * ' 1 rVU-weT *>J< o-arr* ;k?1 | Si. » fr % - Commaqd.ing Post. „ J Ksy v nn-zr*v&tztai# Headquarters Military Pobt. Vi . ' “ Bi'Ad/cii'- — Atlanta, Georgia, Jan. 16th, 1863 Special Order. ju* m'd.J’.cs'iO tu- It is hereby ordered (hat from and after this date, all combustible materials, each as cotton, bay,, straw, fodder, af>., which is hovr GEORGIA, stored in buildings contiguous to Government propeity of any description, be immediately. removed to such a distance as to secure the safety of all such Government property in CRce of fire. This order is imperative. "The removal must not be delayed, i «By order Sr G. W. LEE, *"i iM r --J: Mw Commanding Post. _ .City subscribers who prefer the < ve- joing issue of the Confederacy can get ii by having their subscriptions changed from the morning to the evening edition A '‘GOOD EGG,” SIRE. (I *- ACRES OF WELL-TIMBERED LAND FOR SALE, tJO witliiu ioven milca of Atlanta, ou tho r^ut leading to Tamar A Muyaon’s Ferry, with a comfortable dwelling house and out-huildiuga; also, a No. 1 Steam Saw Mill iu iiuoiunuing order, with lathe and shingle machines at tached, vtnh power snffic ent to ran them all at tho same time. All for the small sum of $6,000. Those wishing to purchase will i'leasw ■j5Wy‘to 3. R. tbyaomJktlanta Fe male Institute, or J. S. (layson, on the premises, ijecit-tf j mi f-t AbkiitvJ S'-* w-T DESIRABLE PROPERTY FDR. SALS. 1 ‘ii i ACRES OF LAND, IS cleared tho balance heavily I .4U tl.. hered, with a large, completely finished iieusb couiuinlng nine rooms wit!- , uuu lire places; two framed negro housoe, smoko henso, carriage liou-.e, etable, cow sheds; o fine orchard, a large garden, Ac. Said place is situated on tho public road, five miles from Marietia and .lx from Fowder ,-priuga—both places of r- sort in Hummer. For- particulars apply 10 It. W. Joyner, of the firm of llauiiitoD, Markluy A Joyner, Atlanta, or to J. M. rreger, on the p.emises. ,ieclS-tf Ornox or Assistant Qqaetsssasts: ! ,*• .4 -f.', i Columbus, Go, Bept. 6,188Z. • j i-1 order of Qua t tor master General, 1 Lave been en- kj tra^tcd with euiire c namaud of colloctit'-c the hides ai tho beeves killed for tiio army, for tanning, and the purchase o! Lebther for manufacturing. Tanners huring Leather ou hand aud wanting Hides, will do well to.ad- IIOh- me with piupor relereuces. Tile army must be stiod, tud it is the duty orall patriotic tanuors to assist in ac (uing. Alt leather held at unreasonable 'prices will U BBatyiaji■ ; > *i*oW~dua.akd roplOtt A. Um. A GOOD CHANCE. , 'H E undersigned is anthonz-d by the Secretary of I War, through tho Colonel commanding this Post, to raise a Company of One Hnndred Mon, to servo in the Ptoiopt Guard, This offers an ixcollent cl-sunn to tl or,- who desire to volunteer in this favoriteservico ^ . Tho Company will be otationedpermacautly in Atlanta. Application should he made early to tno undersigned, at Camp SliaokU-.cinl, Atlanta, Georgia. jaii.tfif : Li *- >• ••' Captain C. S. JENKINS. ; !■ - Extract from Orders. ■ , : : _ !W * ORbNANCS BVSXAU, I ' . '■' Richmond, Jannarv 3d, 1801. f Afry. IE Richardson Hunt, P. A. O. S. Art'f. i kinder the law recently passe d by Congress “exemption of certain persons from military service,” yon wilt see that 1 am empowered to authorise an Ordnance officer to exempt all '-artisans, mechanics and employees in the establishments of such persons as aro or may bo engaged, under contract with the Government, In tarnishing arms, oi dnance and ordnance stores, and other monitions of war, eadoles, hat ness and army supplies.’’ These men must all be euioued, and then detailed, as provldod iu socction six, General Orders No 82. Yon are designated as tho Ordnanc e officer to set, under this law, for ail contractors within your jurisdiction, j ~ r ‘\ T: .»»“■>* <>*+. - J. GOKGAS, Col. tsfsJ Lts ,>-»S WTTt* tft - Chief ot Ordnance. In pnrsuanco of tho above order, all Irou Masters and other contractors within t o States of Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennossco, wifi make application to major the detail of such cdnscripts as may be indispensi- ble iu carrying out their contracts with tlio Ordnance De partment US A. To prevent frauds, it will he requirod Of each coat actor making application ior the detail of couseripts, that his requisition shall be accomp&t ied by a certified copy of his contract, on oath that th" services of she persons desired to be detailed are indispensable for tho lulftllm’ent of his contract and that tho laborer can not bo otherwise obtained; and farther, that when the services of tho conscripts shall no longer bo noedod, the affiant will turn the conscript over to tho Enrobing officer cf tbe distt let for service in the army; alBO a certificate of the Enrolling of the dittrict, that the persons named in tho requisition have boen properly enrolled. Certificates and oaths to be by and beforo a Justice of the Peace or otther magistrate authorized by law to administer oaths. ) All communications addressed -to me at Selma, Ala., will meet prompt attention. , , . . WM. RICHARDSON' HUNT, jan'ZT-dw Maj, Ac., on Orunanco Duty. 11 ' CLfluYTON high school. Male and Female. f 11 HE exercises of this School will'commence January J. 18th, 1S03. Two Sessions of five months, ach. TUITION PER SKS-10N. Primary 0:ass ...V....7....*'.?.-. .’..t ! 2d Class IB SQ 4tb Class 26 Having been engaged lu teachiug for eevoral yeais, we feel assured that we will give satisfaction to all who may -favor us witli tholr patronage, and give ns a fair and can- did trial.- . ", Stiict .nlth’ulne s in the discharge of duties,acheerful compltanoo with needlul tegnlations at.d propriety of de meanor aud punctual attendeuce at all times, will be re quired of each pupil. ry ; _ •Pupils charged liom time of entrance till close ef ses sion, except in c -sea of protracted sickness. For further MrtilUlai* address . ' . THUS. A CRAVEN, l I or Miss , JanlT-tf b -MS'-.r.va.. . Jonetiboro’, Ga. Ui TH1EVIKG WOMEJS. 'tfiEmSi QOJlii Ladies this day (TuoBday 27tb) about O ontf o’cloclr, stole YnjjHi tuy store, two £ods, or Rom nauls, of iirown Jeana, one oieco of Green Veil Uurn e. and one jiiece of -Black Veil Lace. Those worn *n art; known. Their movements have boen watched fdr some time, and tiny have at last been detected. I advise them to send back my goods and steal no more gv JanSStf i*. G. BEHvSHNT. JNOT1BX. I I WANT to pnrehase a lotof au.»n and 500 gross JL Black or White Cotton Tape, % inches wide, for which a liberal price will be paid, vD *‘J v Ki ' SU. ", a. J. M. HOLBROOK, junZZ-Zw Atlanta, Georgia. b’Olt SALK, I Yinn 1^3 WASTE WOOL .. 1 UUU Ai A- J. u . HOLBROOL, ?auZ2-2w Atlanta, Georgia. WANTED. T 'O HIRE, for a few months; a No. 1 Machinist and En gineer. Apply, with reference, through Post Office Box, No. XT. jan28-2w* i.jHiANTED, T'O HIRE, a Nigltt Watchman, who can give sathrfseto- A ryreferouce. Apply through l’ost Office Box, No. Z7, jaa-13-^w* 5,000 CIGARS. 100 yards Hair Cloth -Wood by tho Cord For bale by J uuVS-lm PRASE A DAVIS.:. TAKEN UP. A lib ACK AN D WHITE COW, with a youdg calf, whi.-.U the owner cau have by proving propeity and pay ing for advertising. Apply to • Jafi2S-tf . - AO >ir 3 I is J- D. SLM8. SHEEP Skins. W ANTED, at the Atlanta Sabre Manufactory, Mari etta street, from six to ten dozen black, dressed sheepskins, for wbich the highest price will be given. jauH-lm H. MARSHALL A CO. .t Fftc KOTICKY W G FISBACK is authorized to transact business for me during my absence. dec23-tl B Y WILLINGHAM. CARPENTERS. T WO No.l Nogfo Ca.penters—oco havingawife that a first rate Cook—can ho hired irom a gentlemau is whose address can be had at this office. Jan27-tf j. j ARMY REGULATIONS. V ' A DTHORIZRD EDITION, just published: Price $8 60, F^usltf '* - m ^**’5. MOPHERSOM*?^; ■ ! Mb -. NOTICE. ■■■■■■ Ilia date freight will be received at the office m Jj the fouthern Express Company Irom 8 o’clock, A. M. : until 4 o'cloekj P. 41., only. FRED. COULTER, ~r ifsiT | VALUABLE CITY LOT FOR K A LE. A N cutuu.roved Lot or Square on Whitehall street, con- . mining two and a-half w:reu, on which is over onu hundred Fruit Trees ... full bearing. Por^tersMs-* i .etitjHM DKNXISTRY. ’ >' R ODERICK BADGER has removed his office to Ivy street, two doors Irom Hubbard’s corner on Decatur street, where .be is nicely fitted up, and will be glad to work for eld or new patrons. .. jaalo-lm» NOTICE. Lcr wjTOCKHOlilERSof th'oConfedederateiireandMaiiue Insurance Company, a dividend of $fptr,fcbare and 83 iuterc-t, is declare.! nayuMe on d. mand. jaa59-2w BOB’T. J. LOWRY, Sec’y. ,i iff* BOOK-KEEPER. A THOROUGHLY, COMTETU.'t' I', reliable Beok-Keep- or—first cU»»- A No. 1—can find employment by ikDply iir tk* jauiS-tf ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO. mpvcmu nr T HE undersigned, intending to change his business, will dispose of his lar e stock of Millinery aud Fan cy Goods at greatly reduced prices: Purchasers, whole-, sale aud retail, will find it to their interets to calf.’ •- h. - v - Ntli A. ISAACS, OATZiU tifr'aa WhitehaU street. iU t-X 916 ACRE > OF LA.YD OK bOL’Tfl BITER fOU PITmi sale.**^^ ir“ T OFFER lor saie9i5 acre* of lmd, coo oi best qusditj' and calling at the office for their papers— j \ K I Attorn land; 609 om o. Mr*, ^-j But subscriptions must be confined either * % rMr.C.Cha-dler«FAtUnU. . J^e edition OT the Other. s^Ap^y •* this office. febUf P. O’CONNOR & CO. Commission Merchants tf : <Vnd General Dealers in * 'W*%a 5. GROCERIES & COUNTRY PRODUCE, Decutur Htreel, ATLANTA, - OEORGIA. MJ-Prompt in orders and remittances. jan!4-tf ‘ mu ADO W NOOK ” FOR SALK. W E spoak advisedly when we say that we have never offered such a rural property for sale, It is uitua- led one aud a hal I miles West of Decatur, on tho Fay- ottevi.ie rood, and six miles from Atlanta. The laud consist- of 260 acres, evet y aoro lying beautilhily, ami ol this number of acres, fully fifty consists of excellent branch bottom. One hundred acres of heavy wooded land, has hardly a stick amiss. Tbohouseis not excelled In all it. appcii tmentH a. a finish, by one country resi dence in a thousand, Six roomB, hard finished; closets, pantry, with glass door a—rooms united by milling doors, aro sorn. of the advadtagis. There is a large young or chard, embracing in its catalogue, literally overy fruit grown iu this latitude. But call and see ths place lor yourselves. We prouonn celt a perfect gem. z"* S. JanlL-tf S. J. SHACKELFORD, Y. M. JEtIPLEY & WOOD, Commission Merchants, Whitehall fStreet^^* ATLANTA, - GEORGIA, \\7ILL attend to buying and selling all kinds of mer- v * chandize. All orders for goods mast be accompa nied with the cash to secure attention. janll ly WHITE & POWERS, | » WH0L1IA.LI AMD RETAIL GHOCERS, ” I toiifitr ■otissuf fo kAiwiR -A | t .. Marietta. Street, isaanMnn ■ ATLANTA, - GEORGLU Janl3-1> * - L' WlfOR illKK. T WO LIKELY NEGRO MEN. App.y to S''* ‘' PEACE A DAN id, Commissiou Merchants. -1^' '?•“. FOR SALK. O NE HOUSE AND LOT, on Peach Tree street, 1% miles from the cur shed, containing 6 rooms and good outbouildings, by . - -i “ Atlanta, Jana ary Sth, 1663. PEASE k DAVIS, Commission Merchants ; or , Jan7-lm. W. H. HAHN0H & BROTHER, c* I « I • : • *f W II OhJSSA L E V Commission Merchants, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, **i »-*« hi J. RAN AW AY, F 10M BOYLE’S CAMP, on the S.ar.d N. Ala Railroad’ two negro men, GEORGE, about 36 years old, weighs 146 or 160 pounds, dark complexion, about 6 feet 8 or 0 inches high, rather quick .poker. N’jROE or N0RYAN, bright fimtattc. 6 le-c-t or ovor in heigh:, .lowspoken, and w.igits 160,or 17l) pounds, about 30 yeers old. A suitable reward Will hr paid ir apprehended and delivered to John T. idiiner. of Montgomery, er confined iu any jail so that Iain get ltlmj*; . JA8. XL PRIICaisXX. jBflfflll 1 5- * - * Kebimson P. 0 N. C. | J . O - . HZAnQUAZTZHS iittltAlir POST, ) - Atiaula, Ga., January i, leoo. j General Order- o.l. A XJ, the officers vnd privates beloeging to Ooatpauies A, B, C and D, of Provoaftttiniioa,naw absent, are hereby ordered to report immediately for duty. * S‘j By order. G. W. LEE, Jau4-tf - scri ttf Commanding FoaC ■* WANTED TO PCKCKASK. , y, r 1FISH TO PURCHASE A GOOD City LOT, fine Ioca-. JL tion, either improved or nnimproved. Also, a Planta tion containing some 600 or 1000 acres, near some ot the Rail mods. Address or call <ac lla BM ,Etfi fauw O- TribZrr cry H. A MCLENDON, lie;if. tf Peech-Tree atreet. HOOP POLKS. WASTED, A T THE EMPIRE DISTILLERY, immediately, 30,000 Hickory Hoop Poles, for whisky barrels. Parties wishing to contract for the above out apply early, either personally or by letter to Wm L High, or the nndereicned Janll-lm* HIGH k LEWIS. ANDEBSON, ADAIK & CO., Wholesale Grocers «»<1 -•> i < —and— ?.* *>* "* '*&#*?’?>. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WOODRUFF’S BUILDING, (Near Georgia Railroad Bank,) ATLANTA. GEORGIA, ft-* bwf'fri si OATS, a firifw ri! 200 SBKD OATS, on consignment and for feWWf * ANDERSON, ADAIR * C0., l V ' Commission Merchant,. LEAD. A QUANTITY OF OLD LEAD, on consignment and for title by - ■ - , ■ • - -* ’ uti. » ’ >» a. c . a ^ ANDERSON, ADAIR * CO., fODo-t t Oommlstloo Merchant n. W HISKEY AND BRANDY* ft A BBLS Oorn Whiskey. 16 bbls Peach Brandy. 10 bids Apple Brandy. On consignment and for sale by ..... ~»**v>AB»*R80N, ADAIR A OO, febltf 1* Commission Merchants. SUGAR. OCAHOMSiitB. ^ ~< J U 1U() bbls Sugar. V 200 Backs Sugar. On Consignment aud for rale by , ANDERdON, ADAIR k 00., febltf . . r, Commission Merchants. . SAL SODA. FRCKB SAL SODA on consignment and for sale J ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO., Jan21-tf , . Commission Merchants. . 7 a- NEW RICK. . • , ' , . 100 TIERCES NEW RICti, on consignment aud for ,,4ie by ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO., jan2l-tf .Ocmmission Merchants. HOSIERY AND BUTTONS. Q “i l D0Z MEN’S ENGLISH HALF HOSE; yjfjvr 360 great gross Agate Bnttons. On consigument atidfor sale by . ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO., janll-tl Commisrion Ketchauts. .SALT. Of) BJLS. KANAWHA BALT, ou consigument and for e .le by i, ANDERSON, ADAIR k CO, jan9-tf Commission .Merrhauta ; a SB W ORLEANS MOLASSES. KA BBtB. CHOICE N. O. MOLASSES, on consignment aud for sale hXq . }u a . rt , ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO, JunB-tf Commission Merchants. WANTED. i N a Rolling Mill at Knoxville, Tenn, a Puffier, to whom good wages will be paid. Apply at a -l ‘ • ' jaiiS-tf ANDERSON, aDAIB A CO’S Store. MADEIRA WINK. O NE BBL. AND A FEW DBMIJONS, “A No. 1” Ma deira Wine, on ccn-ignment and for saieby janS-tf ANDERSON, ADAIR k CO. CHICORY. OA BARRELS CHICORY, the only sobstltuie for Cofftte, o u consignment aud for sale by the barral or aack by ANDERSON, AuaIR A 00, Jan2-tf , u ■>; Commission Merchants. • 4 --’. *1 COFFEE. T7HFTY SACKS PRIME 00FFEE, on consignment and J? for sale by ANDERSON, ADAIR k CO, jan’J-tf - Commission Merchants. 51^1, Av*T LOGWOOD, in BOXES EXTRACT LOGWOOD, on consignment and *V for sale by- ANDERSON, A8IKIR k 00, :• JanZ-tf Commission Merohanta. PEA NlITg. f- BUSHELS PEA NUTS, on consignment and hr * aI * L> ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO, deoll-tf *•'- tkmuuisslon Merchants. c ■ | a COTTON YARNS. DALES COTTON YARNS, on consignment aud for bT ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO, decll-tf , , . . , Commission Merchants. SUVl-ri qi'ININE. 9(W I OUNCES BEST FRENCH QUININE, on »n*tga- meat and for sale by ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO, novSG-tf »,»!.: * ot: Oomuiasion Merchants. &]_*** rgr. . i HARM KS S. J, rj ci&Xi*id i r SETS BUGGY HARNESS, on consignment and for ) sale by ANDERSON, aDAiK A OO, novil-ti Commission Mecrbauts. VwW3rj ,jiM FLOUR. j <' l " f fr/i BEILS. SUPERFINE AND EXTRA FAMILY LOU FLOUR, on Cunaignment and for sale by ANDERSON, ADAIR A Off, nov!6-tf .Dff’r Commission Merchants. 20 _ ' CHAMPAGSE. D0Z. CHAMPAGNE WINE,, on conaignment and ior sale by . ANDEBSON, ADAIR a CO, novln-ti 1 , Qommlsaion Merchanta. s SEWING MA0HINES, on conaignmaat.ndfor aal« 4 by , ANDEBSON, AD AIR A OO, a >vl5kR AJI91-U--.' Oommiasion Merchanta. 2 j ^ , DprarUY JEAKB. A LARGE LOT OF COUNTRY JEANS, on consign- mint and foraaie by ’WcK.MF X0r'itt ANDERSON, ADAIR A 00, novlfotfi • W ,Z»«Ja -SW Commission Merchants. jan!3- f foe sole by dec!8-tf FOSTER, QUEEN A Ou, FOSTER, QUEEN A 00. FOSTER, QUEEN A CO. FOSTER, QUEEN A CO.[ onn BARRELS MOLASSES to arrive, for sale by doc 18-1 i FOSTER, QUEEN A CO. 1 (\ BARRELS APPLE BRANDY AND CORN WHISKY AVJ lor sale bv FOSTER, QCKKN k.00. S Jorsale by OrP M wr'i -* Cl MALL LOT FINE SHOES AND FRENCH CALF SKIN ^ Boots for aaie by 'l'03 iff if-8 W 71FV * *' . dKifoti v FOSTER, QUEEN A 00. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. L O.-t", on the 9th instant, between Whiaehail street and Grant’s Uoepfiai, a leather Pocket Book, eontaining between one hnnored and seventy-Sva and two hundrea dollars—Confederate notes—principally in twtntles and tens. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving tbe book and money at this office, or returning it to me at Grant’s HoepitaL janl7-tf &. U. FOSTER.