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r fW£ FUBLia. 0OOP BEFORE aDV a N l&Uk ^ i> V ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1863. VOLUME III—NO. 20 •Ire UBi.ntK| |iKU(t.»«:! PEASE A DAVIS. WHOLESALE H O O JbC H ► juiuitssion Merchants, Pi'ucUtm-Mtreet, ATLANTA, OJtOUOIA. JOBAOOD, BACAJN ffl’AKL’H BUOOMf-, BOCK KTS SOGAIS RICK, KLo’JR, MEAL, / VINT-HAR. CIGARhT^ i-dlUTIN S , ^SHEIfriNCS ItttNABURttS, J YARNS, 14 tutpheiuld Chijtoi Brown 8nf *r lioo liovut T«t»*^c , o I.U’Xi Ktl|xiiuii:k Ttibwoo 1* I |<firno III •C-’fT* I0»l dns'ii \V »i *r arriving w> kt*gfi — i«*d aieoa U)»i # .‘M tM iii:r»o« » . .«* • ' PKAHK A DAVI8. Hardw ^. Hardware! I : 1 < ;<>() 1.^1.1sIr BLOWHTKEL,assortedrises * ” ' b.KHi lb. Il»i *l* mlfiqiiiito Iron assorted din l.i) jmir Kiijjli.li 'fords No 10 )mi ih*a»u -ri.ovltl A 1li.nl.. a -Patent lion 1 tsai li.. |r,, : . H'ir.> It.»» llu K to N*. 16 lu k* g*i Noli*.4.1, IkI'mihI 4ud liV.muUf r.nit P.aifin ui fiestas, drawing from '£> ll« tu i wo lb* r> i'u.l find Mill 8aw« ’.5 CmI Wot I Circular from A to 16 inches Ul gr. u Glmbtet Pointed Screws, from 1 Jj\ to 4 Inches 6 Wrought Anvils, stesl heed 6 fiiuiib Vices _ V doz-u pair Smith Tangs v 30 O'-am, Paint Brashes SiMilozou Wrought And Oast Iron Bolts with ' screws k, -iiO pair Wrought Iron (lata ai d Strap Hinges 100 i6 sen Kim aud Host Ice Locks, with knobs and Allures ] 23 Dickson'* Meat Cutler. 6 ream. Wrapping Dhper 1,000 Ilia A llaploe, at mimed ) rice* too It* tail Star Candles In store and for sale by \ S SOLOMON A BROS. Obl'Jlf Hardware and Commiselon Merchants. -f- A. C. WYLY & CO., WHOLESALE a K O C K R JS Commission Merchants, At Ibstr Old Slimd, Corner of i’eaoh*Tree and Walton Sts-, ATLANTA, GEORGIA* frbl-tf Agency for Va. Tobacco. A. CONNEIJL, Lett of Bemphli, Teun. H AS eaUtlislud la Montgomery, Alabama, a flrst-class Ageory lor all kinds ol EMOtllNG ANDOUBWINO VXK0IN1A TO&ACUO, to which b# would rsapectfuliT dt- eet public alteutiotk Tbs star* fcmml) occupied by iosars. Hiddielou A Epltiu, No, 11 Court street, has beau easel lor lbs purpose, where at ail timss oan bs found acS m'y tiia best and most geneod assortment ol Sob* •i t" ol Virginia; but also a adHut supply of the .ml *111441 grata* of SUGAR. The feetjitie* kir obtaining mums caetkA b-t surpaamd by any illif hiiuae In ths Occ- Notice—1 HUH CAL A' I tlK to, t prices will 1 large quantities of the l'!wi, l-ranclirs and root of U-.wl.es and nou of White brscebss ot. Auietican Pi Uuioa-aeod siwItulipAeesyrooi prewerou. Tbi» barks uiust bo. nri fully dried and '4. 'ihej m.iy l*. brouglit to lius office, or sent to Mr. L. " Waller, ii-leuiral A, > nt, CartersviUe. Ga.; or W. W. Durham, botanical Agent, Decatur, do. Juueao, lSfii. f the uedersiguad I — RES: front p-eferved); |MI GEORGE 8. BLACK1K, Surgeon end Medical Purveyor,O. a. A. SPINNING WHEELS, SLUES, SHUTTLES, Ac For eels by <sbl l-3iu J E PITTS, Marietta street. \ •ws.es or iswnn (ouTiuum. Colamlua. Ga, Sept. 6,IMS. , I * \ ’ ’ ’ Unaifwmssur Qaoeral, I have baau an t » -•^•tai.lb .miirecnumaadai rtdlKtirj to* bide* a i.9 *c*<.bQdk feUlktl tor Ihfi tini, Lr Unttihc. hi J the CLST . u *; h< ’ T .'^ •aanmarturtog. Thuu^sbavin, “ Hides, will do waUtoad- ; JT.T‘ j*, 1 * K- "'*“?“»• «•» srmy most ba shod, ^ ‘ si- Prtrlolie Uu.t.rs to asKkt in w If, ? lilw ~’ Wfc 'dd at UT.rcsaa.abb. wkaa uiU W ' » W. DibLAED, A. tpn. LANGSTON GE&Nfi & HAMMOCK Commission Merchants. isKXT UflOU TO C0NF£1)EK4CV OFFICE, / V WHITEHALL STREET, - _ ATLANTA, GEORGIA. > For the .Sale of Real Estate, all kinds of Mer chandise and Produce. Prompt personal attention io the filling of all orders. HKPERKKCKS. W W Clay tou, Agent OiRE Bank, Atlanta, fla. I H Porter, Ag’t Os It II Dapor, A tlsnta, He Phln : sy * Olay tou, Augunia, fla A P Doering, Cashier Bunk of Athene Ueo W Williams A Co, Ooarleetou, !iC Her J W Boike, Macor, fla. A C Van Epps, Chattanooga. Teun. H fl Koberts, dweet Water, K«rt Teun 8 fl Ellington, Washington, flu jau81-tf OVK SEW KATES, \/ TEBWB OP SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, per annum W 0l[ Daily, alt months - —.. 7 JJ0 Dally, three menth*. 4 00 Dally, one mouth 1 00 Weekly per 4 00 No name entered on t.nr Bxika wlthei t Payment in Advance ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY. Por each square of ten lines or lest, or space to tha amount of one square,for one insertion, $1. Por eaeh subsequent Insertion less than one month, 60 cent* per square. On advertisements Mending one month, a dednot,on of 10 per cent, will be made, O advertisements sbinding two mon'fas, a deduction of 80 per cent wili be made. Advertisements standing three months will be chaaged IK per equate. No advertisement taken for a longer period than three .months. Advertisement* or notices in the local column, will be charged ‘M cents per line for each insertion. All obituaries and srtldea that ara personal, or not of general public interest, must be paid for aa advertise- tnent*. * ADV ERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. Advcr li.-euieuts In the Weekly only, will be charged $1 per square lor eaeh insertion. Advertisements appearing in both the Daily and Week ly, will be charged 76 cents per equare for each insertion in the Weekly. SIMMS u w MurounaoK NKW FIRM. R. M. PARKS & CO, AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, So. 14 Alabama Street, Comer or 1‘iyor, ATLANTA, .... ObURSlA. R ESPECTFULLY solicit a share • < i—tr*.iiagc m.d hope by strict attention L. iKultnu u, rim mitira salis- luctioi, to their pslrone. Jad-tl a u AMoaa o uoon b u lux, AMOHS. IrlGON He CO., Wholesale Grocers COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Comer of Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, £ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, OR the sale of Product, Merchandise, Real Katat*. No- gross, Ac. ddo>tl w a uaaa. a uoul w p iaasa. IN61AN. GOLK & CO., GENERAL Commission Merchants, For the Purchase aud Hale of Merchandise, Real Estate, Live Stock, Bonds, .Slocks., aiugroes, Ac. | A/B have ample store room, and will giro pcrsoual nt V V temiun to nil boniuce* entrusted to ua. OlBco i. Beach A Riot’s store, Whitehall street novl-tf WANTED,' AT TUI ATLANTA STEAM TANNERY F O K O A & li , 6,000 CORDS BARK. Janlftf U. T. ilENDEkSON, Agent i TO NHIPPU! IN courequeoce or tea 1 upon our Hoads for TrahSportation, by tha Oonfodo. rat* States Government; together with tha azietetc* of a stated circumstances, over which we nor our Agent* can have any control, notice is hereby given, that tee Western A Atlantis, Macon A Western, and Atlanta A West-Point Railroads will act haisafter receive, transport, or stor, any freight, until further aotice, (except for flovernu ent) unless tea ownar, ageut, or shipper, at the point of ship moot, first eigne a stipulation or agreement, relieving tb« Heads from au liability for lose nr damage JOHN U. ROWLAND, Superintendent W.1A.L8 ISAAC BOOTS, Fmfdent 11. A W. it. R. DEO. O. DULL, Superintendent A. A W. P. R. R. Atlent), Nov. 24, IsfoL nov22tl For Sale. A VALUABLE P' ANTION, containing 1,037 acres, of Wbicb 650 acres e*e cleared, and in an excellent state ol uuitivetloa, situated ou Kiokee Creek and ad- j lining land, d Major It H Bee], sight miles frem Dew- sou, Terrell county. The place is well improved, with , ood aLd com for table framed cabins and all other ntoee- ssry buildings. The tend, will pcodac* from 1,000 to 1,100 pounds of Cotton per ten, aud from 16 to 20 bush els of flora. In tact the bast end surest Cotton and Corn l ands in Southwest Georgia. The abore Will be sold far 820 par acre, and porsesston given to the pur chaser the first of January, ISM. Con, Fodder, Stock, ac, cur be bought with tha place. For further paiticulws, address tha subscriber at Chickasaw hatchla, Tstroll county, tftorgfak fcblO-im JOHN B VANOVER. * J. B. TIPPIN, bolbsald and Ketail Healer In Forefelt gar Domestic DRY GOODS, IVOHNALLV A BLOCK. Whltehab street card-x.ro.frim O AlabaftastroeL JanU-tf LOOK HHuh AUAIkT raaELd Union L anand BnUdiag Slock for tala. n nOMMini*. By foW-tr At the Men ir AflVT. MDD. HA NGOUU EGG,” HIKE. AS. ACRES OF WELL-TIMBERED LAND POE bALE, within i even msIcadAtUats, oaths road leading h> I urner A Mujsoa’a Ferry, with a oomfortaUe dwefcin* usd oat-buildingt; aba*, a No. 1 fitaeau haw Mill in :uBiag order, with lath* nod shingle mechmto at- _ L with power saOmeut to rue teem all at the same ah for tho ecul: nuicl $&»06o. TboMo wlaJifug k- DUrchaee will please apply V J- E Maysoo. Atlanta Pe State Iueliteta. or J B. May eon, oo the pti-miM. deoil-4/ HOUSE AMU LOT FOR SALK. I OPPER FOR SALE, in the vtHeg* of fkeial Cttclc, my Hoes* ead I^t, coateinlng foox acres of Lead, . good v - .ul, ft ford ft Ara utd h fablT-im V H CRAWLEY. 3BO. W. ADAIR, J. HENLY SMITH, ■DITOM AND PmOPRlETOBS.* B. O..RIUTU, M. D*.. 1..-..-—... J. N. CARDOZO, AUOCUTS KMVftS. Kcvlc-w of Hr. Klemmlnger’s Ileport. This pamphlet is now readjr. It comprises 27 pages ami is handsomoly printed on the best of papor, and stitched—done up by John H. Seals in his best style, which is equal to the best job ever turned out in New York. Seals docs the handsomest jobs of any man we know. The first estimate of the pamphlet was that it would make sixteen pages, and could be oiler* ed ut 25 tents. It has nearly doubled the esti*. mated size, and the remainder of the edition (nlier supplying those who have already sent in their subscriptions) will be sold at 50 cents per copy. A few copies are on hand. It is one of the ablest, soundest, nnd most etalesntanlil'C documents that have appeared on the subjeet'ol our Government finances. No statesman or !*egi:dator ehouhi.be without it— - - -tl -- flow to Send tie Money wills Safety, Wo have made an arrangement with the Express Company, to bring ua all letters containing money, which our patrons may choose to send by this means of convey ance. This company is responsible and will make good any loss of money while in their hands. All persons therefore convenient to a Itailroad station wishing to send us money can do so safely without costing them, any postage, by depositing the letter with the Express Ageut and taking his re ceipt. jgsgy- All such letters must be sealed with wax, (the law requires this,) and the amount of money contained therein, must be marked on the outside. City Subscribers. t3y*Mr. Jees e Reneau is authorised to recetve and receipt for subscriptions to the Southern Confederacy. Our Carrier arrangements are now so per footed by “Uncle Jesse” and “John Wesley,” that every residence, office and shop in the city can get the Comfedbracy in good time every morning. Atlanta Hospital Association. f he following committee has been appoint* sd to cook for the wounded soldiers at the Hospitals, commencing March 2d, 1863: Monday—Mrs Dr Young, Mrs J H Lovejoy, Mrs Dr Alexander, Mrs E Payne, Mrs Ven able. Tuesday—Mrs Dr Grant, Mrs G G Howard, Mrs Oliver Jones, Mrs D Pitman, Mrs Jno H Seals. Wednesday—Mrs Geo Hull, Mrs Overby, Mrs W Peck, Mrs Lawshe, Mrs Cox. Thursday—Mrs Crussqll, Mrs Rico, Mrs B Winahip. Mrs Dr Brown, Mrs P Brown. Friday—Mrs Dr Powell, Mrs Foreacre, Mrs Hoyt, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Chandler. Saturday—Mrs I Winahip, Mrs Bes»ent, Mrs Capi Howard, Mr a Mell, Mrs Joiner. Sua lay - Mrs Goode, Mrs Ponder, Mrs Da vis, Mrs PurlcU. St, Phillip’* Hospital Aid Society. The following Ladies have been appointed to cook for the “Soldiers’ RestV the week begins ning Feb. 23d. 1863: Monday.—Mrs Pinkerton, Mts More], Mrs Deake, Miss Sinclair. Tuesday:—Mw Solomon, Mrs Parse, Mis Freeman. Mrs Wright. Wednesday—Mrs M Robinson, Mrs Wells, Mrs. Hardeman, Mrs Wyly. Thursday—Mrs Browning, Mrs Lazarus, Mrs Suloshin, Mrs Boring. Friday.—Mrs Sells, Mis*Ball, Mrs E B Walk er, Miss Mollie Wright. Saturday.—Mrs Keunard, Mrs H T Jones, Miss Mattie W iikias, Mrs W Peters. Sunday.—M.s Shallcross, Mias Nannie Jud- son, Miss Iio* tna Hale, Mrs Judsou. MrsTl. T. JONES, Directress. /•T- Bring in your Advertisements emrley in the day and there will be no delay in their ap* pear&nce. ti Frau tha Richmond Ccrrosponlsace of the Kooxlvlie Register. Spirit of our Soldier*. There was au excited discussion iu the Hot»e just uow, between Messrs, -urlrell, Miles, Foote aud others, with reference to the.mode of dealing with deserters. Mr. Milos, as Chairman of the Committee on Mil itary affairs, proposed to huve them arrested by any person,'and to give a reward for their uppreliension. Mr. Gjtrlrell was iudiguant, and so was Mr. Foote, that a mean, thieving Jew, or other person, who from the beginit.g, has been speculating upon the necessities ol the ruiy, should uow be employed to arrest those, who, by accident or design, were absent from tbeit oommuuds- Mr. Miles responded that hit proposed legislation was for the protection of tho honest, brave soldiors, who never deserted their posts, who never shirked their duty His Bill was intended to protect the, very olass of soldiers so lauded by Messrs. Garircll aud others. . . Tho discussion was very animated, and in the gallery there were many soldiers. The House went into, secret .session, and as I left ihe floor with the crowd liom tho lobby, I overheard two wcather-bealeu vetraus from Lee’s army, oue a Texan, the other from North Carolina, in profound colloquy over the debate to which they had been listening. Texas loquitur—“Them felleis both loves us mightly, that smooths ta king one, (Miles,) aud that other chap what rared so over iu I ho corner, (Gartrell.”) North *Carolina—“I’m d—d et I knowed which of the two is the best teller; but there is one think I do know, of theyre afeard of breakin’ up Lee’s army they’ are 4*4 fools. Thar’s 6(1,000 of us gwiue t'o make a bee line for Mexico as soon as this war is over. Break up the army I or as them Congressers say, detnoralyze it h—11! Cau’t be did. We don’t never intend to quit, aud couldn’t live any where but iu camps ef we tried.” . Texas—“XUem’a my sentiments, we’ll eleet old ttaurnwrall, or ef he’s too pious we will have “Did Dad,” or some of them chaps of the true grit, aud when done with the Yan kees we’U have’a hand with Mexico, and the re«t of them savage nations.” Such was the substance of the soldier’s’ commentary Upon n debate wbicb has just closed, and which to say the least of it, was eminently calculated to do no gied. S. L. » . An t e’h is t <nfi c" M enY-?T1i e Charleston Courier sa^s: -• A work bas beep issued in France by Mr. Troyon, entitled “The Lacustrine Abodes of Man,” and devoted to the re mains and monuments of primitive occu pation near the lakes of Switzerland. 1 tie sites of twenty-six villages have been dis covered on the lake of N'-'iidiatei alone, twenty-four ott the lake <*. o neva, sixteen on lake Constance. Many'relics of human occupation, arts, etc., have been recovered, according to M. Troyon, proving that these villages now under the lakes, but formerly supposed to be bn or near the lakes, were founded and occupied by a race much smaller than any historic race of Europe. The relies prove that they were hunters and shepherds— remains of sheep, oxen and tTsmall species of horde are found. There are traces of cultivation of wheat, barley, apples, peas, etc, and iiax or hemp. TO SHIPPERS OP FREIGHT. I N consequence of tho extraordinary demands mads up on our Roads for Transportation, together with the the existence of * stete of rircnnutances over vrLlch we nor onr agents can hays qny control, aotice is hereby glv- tnthat the Western A Atlantic, Macon A Western, and Atlanta A West Point Roads, will not hereeiter receive, transport, or store any freight from any-s urco or anlhor- Ity, until torther notice, unless the owner, agent, or ship per, at the point of shipment, first aigua a stipulation or agreement, relieving the reed from all liability. JOHN 8. ROWLAND, Sun't W A A R R ISAAC SCOTT, Pree’t M A W R R Atlanta, Peb 28,1$G3. OKI). 0. HULL, Sup’t AAWR1 f«b28 3r THE LAST CALL. I F yon ere not already Conscripted, you can volunteer. Volunteer and you will get 860 Bounty. There is no better Regiment in service than the 14t.h Georgia. It is commanded by a brave, conrtoona, and humane Colonel. Now is your time. Transportation will be Rmfihed free of charge. Meet us et the Planter’s Hotel, Augusta, March 11th, and «7b will proceed to the Regiment. Ah sentees without proper authority, are ordered to the Rag- Lin ent immediately, HIRAM PERDUE, Lt aula Recruiting Officer 14th fl* Reg't marl-fit* Barntevdle, Gwsgia. F.(\ TIERCES NKW RICE, for sale by feb28-lia PEASE A DAVIS. on BOXE818x16 GLASS, for aale Ae\J ItbaS-lm J LtA D0Z BLACKING, for sate by LOlI feb28-lm PRASE A DAVIS. 9 nn.1 CH0IC E CIGARS, for aale by jUUU feL28-lm PEASE * DA VIA LAND FOR SALE. 3 /mQ Aflr.ES Ot LAND, lyiog in the Coal region ,UIM of Anderson county. Teen., North-West of tee town of Clinton, about 15 mUet. A fine piece to raise cattle, hogs, horses, mules and sheep. There are, on tho tract, plenty of water, timber of all aorta, mors than 10,000 finger Trees, end yon can pickup coal eff the sur- Iv( to work in the blacksmith ahop. J wili sell it or ex change it for other property in the 8t»te of Georgia or Alabama. Yur particulars, address Box 271, ^Kurnrille, U’AN'iLl) lONFELERATK B0'i£3 <’B BONDS. F IR sale. 2,000 ACRES OF LAND, lying in Morgan aunty Geoigia, 4 miles from Madison, aud 100 milta above Augusta; well watered, healthy, in a good atata cl cultivation. 200 ami of bottom, 3.000pearh tiers, many of which are in healing; av elegant water power, suit* ble'or a cotton factory or milL Terms easy, and price accrrding to the times. D. E. BUT LEE, fcb27-Bt* . Madis.n, 0 a. FIFTY dollars BKWARD. L ost, oo tee 9th insUat, between WhieehnU afreet and | Grant's Hospital, a leather Pocket Book, containing between oue hundred end eevsnty-flve end two hundred doUere—Ouofederate u..tea—principally in twenties aud tana The Under will ncetv* the above reward by looting the book and sacoey at this office, or returning it to me et Grant’* Hospital. Janli-tr R. M. FOSTER. P6AMU. A SPLENDID GUI OKI RIN O—good as new—for Mia. Apply at this office. DRAGOONS WANTED ' P«E undersigned has been detailed by Brig. Qen. Pil kfoO-4* A, -Chief of Volunteer and Conscript Bn- roau,” the the purpose of recruiUng volunteers, enrolling conscripts, end condacUng them to ny command. I take this method of inviting ell men subject to conaciiption and whudeaire to enter this fovwite branch of service, to call and voloutoer iuimediei siy. It become* us as Geor gians now to enter the nnuy—to fill up the ranks now dertmatep by action and disease, and aid our brothers al ready in the field in beating back the miserable hirelings, who ere to-day desolating our; noble eoil. One more vig orous campaign will In all pi-obeblUy terminate this un hely * crusade upon n*. . Disaention is spreading iu the North—their counsels are ere dirtracted—their eflbrU for our aubjugat on have been thwarted, end have erded In their OTerUuUng iulawy and djsgrace. 1 appeal to you, *h*. •* dUiens—good aud loyal citizens—to tally under “jrMooi-rt'Gned banner, and lend a helping hand and willing heart in driving bark the inaoleut ioe, and secu ring au that we told near end dear. Assistance, when m eded, wt“ *— -*— ■- — qquipmel mce, when m eded, will be given in ths purchase All otUrr equipment can be oblelited frum me. Call et my office, Aifunte, Oeo. LEMUEL B. ANDRR80N, Oapt., foblMw Avery’s Reg’t Ge. Dragoons. $500 REWARD. B ROKE Jail in Atlanta and escaped cn Tuesday night the 17th inat„ Joseph or Joe Harrison, who was con fined awaiting a trial on charge of murdering Thornes i. Boss, late Confederate States Marshal for Georgia 8aid Harrison la 26 or'. 6 yean old, about six fret high, rather slender built, bnt well proportioned. He has blue eyes, fine set of teeth, plnsmt look and amiliog counten ance when in conversation, of good address, has traveled extensively and toeu much of the world. He bas tight oofond hair, not much beard, and sometimes weait a aaudy moustache. He drosses well, and is fond of billiards; h*a a keen shaip eye, and a fresh young appearance He has a lively qttick step, and a good deal of the swagger of "a man about town.” He served twelve mouths iu ti e Gate City Guards, e compnny from Atlent*, In the Fint (Col Kamvoy’s) Georgia Regiment. He bat been a go*d deal in the West—about Shreveport and other tree tern cities, and i* a professional gambler. The above reward will be paid lorhla apprehension ai d oriuflnement In any safe Jail, or his delivery, to thePheiifi or Jailer in Atlanta. lip is hard to keep In iatl. „ ' - '• ’:- JOHN R. ROSS. feMl-tr < . * Macon, Ua JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE, And for Sale Low for Caah, OKKEQS80DA £tO 250 lb* Indigo 11W0 Bw Greeu Paint 8000 fi>i'Venetian Red 600 &>i Yellow Paint 2oo lbs Vermltlitn Red - 400 fbs Black Pepper 300 lbs Cloves 260 lbs Mace •26 do*. Mnatard. . ALSO 101 ozs Quinino .50 <«■. Morphine 60 Iba Oplam, Together wi li a due asaortmrnt «f ell kimht id Mwii- cines—Otnap fur t sab K. K KRAMER, Riga tf tbu Golden Mortar, fol*223m WhJ1ehi.ll street. P. 0*C0NN0R & CO., 'Commission Merchants, • u And 6«nond Dealers In GROCERIES & COUNTRY PRODUCE, Decatur Street. ATLANTA, - GEORGIA, g A*-Prompt in orders and remittances janlLtl t a ktvLST . o f weou RIPLEY & WOOD, Commission Merchants, ’Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, .... UROHOIA, l\. ILL attend to buying and selling ell kind* of milk ' T chandize. All orders for goods most be accompa nied with the caah to secure atteutton. jenll iy LAMAR HOUSE FOR SALE. Best Property ip Knoxville, Teun . WILL SELL THE LAMAR UOUDK-’he moat exten- *- sive, be.t furnished and best eltuatej Hotel in Knox ville, Tennessee. It b' very nearly flre-proot, end built without tegord to expense, lu the most approved tiyls — it b the most profitable property 1 e»er owned. It b al most oblige! to increase in value. Vet my life has been e orofes .tonal one, end I would prefer a different invest uicut, though less remunerative. The property b now *. s>d lor e long term to e responsible, good te ent pay- iug fin* profit, which the purchaser can continue or tor- jumate aa be may cheose. ieUIlm W. H. 8NBED. LIFE INHURAHCE. THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital 8260)060. DR. JAB. F. BOZEMAN, President. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary Life Department at Savannah. AARON WILBUR, Actuary. DR. R. D. ARNOLD,Ooutulling Physician or young, on very favorable term The security it' pie, end priullegea ere very ilbetel. ‘ ‘ —* — 11 neec-aary information 8. D. tflLKd, Agent. ample, end ptiuiieged ere very Call upon the Agent and get and take a Policy on your life. jan2-3m FOR SALE. House and Lot in Decatur. 'fl ’HE House bas six large, comfortable, well finished X rooms, each room haying a fire-place, AU essential outbuildings, and good garden spot on the piece. The tot contains % of an acre of land. Poetess!un given immediately. Terms cash. deo3fi.tr B F MORTON DRYGOODS. 5Q0Q YARDS CALICOES . 300 yard* bleached Sheeting 260pair Ladle*’and Mbtea G alters and Slippati 13 douea Men’s and Boy’s Hab And a variety of Fancy Dry Goods, for aale at wboUaai. °°dfecn-tr A SOLOMON A BKUe., G acacia Raiixoas Omat, \ Atlanta, April 12,1862. f tSHK OeorgU Railroad will not transport Molasses, aa L leas padmgea are fint in good oider, and shippers en- ura receipt esunpting Road from llitillty for leakage. evrllRtef JAR. H. PORTER Agent. WASTED TO HIRE (NC R a term of nos laaa than tvro yean. asmallF'im, C (one with a branch of water preferred,) between 1)4 aud 3 miles from the car abed, for which a liberal price will be paid. For information, apply at thb office. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ' J VWO BULLING LOTS, oo* and a fourth wiles from 1 the Car Shed. Oae containing21) acre*, lightly lim bered; the other 8% acne, seme description if land— epleneid borldirg ha, for aale cheap, by feb.itf JRHAYEOX. UK. WILLIS F. WESTKOUELAND, I at bb nffideooe oa tea north Ate al Kartells urSMj. 0™ SAM, R. KRAMER, Wholesale and Hetasl . 1> u UGGIST, SIGN OP THE GOLDEN MORTAR WHITEHALL 8TRUBT, Gnu Door from Mitchell St., West Side. ATLANTA, - - - - - GEORGIA. Jan26-8m THE DAILY BULLETIN, Published at Winchester, Tennessee, TERMS: One Dollar per Month. d. : VL‘iiTI.-KMKNT.'i it USUAL KA I a;. Arldrofia jan22-dtf WU. J. BLATTER. New Clothing Store. iIIHE enbscrtber bavlufi roormtly located in thb dty, re AepocHully invKea atteutUn to his large aud varied as- surtmeul of Gouda in the Empire House, on Whltetu • sheet, formerly occupied by Dr. Cleveland aa a lb, Good* efid Clothing State. The stack is principally Rea dy-Mado Clothing, mostly made to order, and the wer- wor ranted. My assortment comprises almost every ganoeut „tce . sory for Mon, Yon ths and Boys, from medium* to tbeflne t quality. A good variety of Buttons, general asoorlmei t of Molest iu ami Cashmere Hats, boys fihoos and Roou misses am) children's Shoes; a quantity of Light Goods, and e variety of Trimming* for Lodlo*’ Dresses; a ger.da. nasortmepta>f Fancy or Show-Case Goods, from com won to the finest (a the market. ‘Au esriy call is solicited. A.O. VAIL, Agee I Volunteers for Cobb’s Legion. 'flHK undoralgoed b authorised to receive Volunteer X rectull* for any Company in Cobb’s Georgia Legion, now stationed near Frederickabargv Virginia. Any par son can uow Join thb Legion, whether subject to Con scription or not, by volunteering, end will l.o entitled to a BOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLARS, and alt tho rights end privileges ot volunteer*. Persons wishing to Join any Company in the Legion, can addresa - call on um et Covington, Georgia. W. D. CONYERS, feblifitt* Oapt Oo A, Infantry, Cobb’s Legion. Constitutionalist copy and send MU to thb office. A CARD. as U. DAVID MAYER, thankful icr put fcvon and tea ifX liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him would rsepectfuliy announce to the citizens of Atlanta and inm.ondlog oonntry, that he has usociatld himaelf with Messrs. J. Jaoobe and J. Kapp for His porpose of opening on Auction and Oommbsfon Rusiuen, at hl» old stand, ou Whitehall itrect, Atlanta, Georgia, to cojhnmnce on fiep- tember 16th, and would aotidt a continuance of favors for the new firm. All tlkoee indebted to Hr. D. Meyer will lino the took* and notes at tha Auction office, and juo earnesiiy reqneat- «i to call and laeplO-tfj D- MAYER. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. 13 All-Wool, 3-Ply Carpets, Differ ant gbaa—Ready Made Up—on conaignment end for sal* by- ANDXR30N, ADAIR A OO, febll-U Commission Merohaata. N J VAIUAliUs FAMILY HCSIDIiNCE FOR HALK. EAR tha Depot at Covington, Ga. The honse has 7 _ . room*,« fire places, a good kitchen and 2 good negnA bouse*. The lot contains 6 acres, h.ts a good peach and apple orchard, good, never-falling wull of water, end all neoestary outbuilding,, lt Is about midway bet ween the two Colleges, viz: Masonio Female and Emory; also, 100 acre* good farming bird near by, 46 of which is woodland, which will be sold with the house and lotit desired. For torther particulars, apply to the undersigned, or T. V. Hyar, Covington, Georgia. ROBERT L. CBAWIjEV A BRO., • Franklin Building, J*u2-tf Atlanta, Georgia. STONE CUTTERS WANTED. 'T'O work an Btane for C. 8. Armory, at Macon, Geor- X gta. Having taken the contrao. to furnish a large amount ot Granite Work for the abo're-moatfonrd buiss- iag, wa are much in n*cd of workmen to carry on the week. We are empowered to to re Isa exemptions from Conteriptfoo, end wlii pay UberMw^ ^ . febU-lm Stone Mcnnlain, G.orgia. CarsUnlau, CoiumMa; Telegraph, Macon, andChrori- dc, Augusta, copy aud send hii*s to tiib office immediate* IJ- . — ‘ T. L. JOHNSON te. CO., WHOLCSALR 10MMI£S10N MkUtDANl’8, SELMA. ALABAMA. IkROMPT attention to all consignments. Advance* t ante slur desired iUrzaiXOUJ—MesstA Andaroott, Adair A Co., Atlanta, Messrs. Hunmcutt A Tayfor, Atlanta, Msssts. V? K Young A Co., Atlant*. JenXT-ly* LAND TO RBf|T. I PROPOSE TO RENT A FARM, cf about 60 acres of Land, lying three mile* gouthee.it ot Atlanta, for the * Ad iri«, through the poet office, at Allan to,cr apply me the premise % to leWl-tf V. HAYDEN. TO ADVERTISERS. MKN who aeiire a flnt ( CU«a Advertising Medium For ths.wh.l*Oaufederete BiatesJwUl (find enahjanon to ths Confederate Slates ✓ % 1 tfxili-oixd Guide. AdverttsoinsnU will b# received at 890 par page, or .acUuual part* thereof at the same ret**. Address all rdare lor advertisements, or the book te H P. HILL A oa, - Griffin, OeorgU. If A. Liberal commission to the trade JauS-tf