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I * . 4e f'fi® FUBLIO 900® BlFOp PBIfAfI BY ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1863. VOLUME IU—NO. 21 fait mu r. rua | I uma ». un PEASE & DAVIS, % * WHOLESALE HOC E H h —4 till— juiiiiisslon Merchants, rvuchtrrk'Hlreel ATLANTA,... ... ...GKOKCUa I ll> haoon P.RIXIMS, BUCKETS. &TAIUH SliGAlS KICK, KLOlJR, MEAL, VIHKGAtt. •ItIRTIh 8 OIGARS. 8HEKT1NUS LANGSTON GRANS & HAMMOCK Commission Merchants. ftEIT IMlOB TO CONFEDERACY OFFICE, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. For the Sale of Real (state, ail kinds of filer, diandise and I’roduee. Prompt personal attention to the filling of alt orders. REFERENCES. W W CUj tun. Agent (la R R Bonk, Atlanta, G». 1 II Purler, Ag’t Ga R It Depot. Atlauia, (la. Phin'zy A Clayton, Angiiatn, Ga. A l’ llearioK, Cashier Bank of Athene (loo W Wililvin* A Go, Cum teuton, H C. Rev. J W Burke, Moco.-, Ga A C Van Epps, eh atlannogn. Term Jt 0 Robert*, Sweet Water, Knit Tcnn 8 V Ellington, Washington, (it in&Sl-tf OWN ABIJ KGS, YARNS, 14 hogshead* Choice Brown Sngir 200 Loaaa Tobacco 1,000 Em Killirkltil. k Tebaoco 16 beg* prime Hi • lj.fr- lOOdoam W»l-r Roc* —arriving 60 kegs Neils- led size* . boxes Tn-imitine 8-* . .eh - PRASE A DAVIS. Hardwh Hardware! 11-* f If m LBS ENGLISH PLOW STEEL, assorted also* ' ,wu 6,no0 Iba Rond and fiquaro Iren assorted aizea 1J0 pair CnglMi Ootnw Garda So 10 iuO dozen 'ehorill k Brads'* Patent Ilcea 1.000 ll.a Iron Wire, ft om No 8 to No 10 10 keg* Nails, 4d,6d and 40d 12 C-muti r and Platform Sealea, drawing from 26 Iba to LXSO lba 26 Oast Steel Mill Sain 26 Cant Steel Circular Saws, from 6 to 16 itehee 60 griaa Gimbtet Pointed Screwe, from 13£ to 4 Inches 6 Wrought Anvils, steel faced 6 Smith Vice# 2 dozen pair Smith Tonga 30 dozen Paint Brushes 300 dozen Wrought and Cast Iron Bnlt* with 200 pair Wrought Iron Gate and Strap Hinges 100 dezen Rim and Mortica Locks, with knobsaod fixtures 26 Dickson’s Meat Gutters 6 reams Wrapping Paper 1,000 Ibe Allspice, at reduced | rices ' at Star C " 200 Ibe beat I In store and for sate by S SOLOMON A BROS. febl2-tf Hardware and Uom miss ion Merchants. A. C. WYLY & CO., WHOLES ALB GROCERY AND Commission Merchants, At Ihetr Old Stand, Corner of Peach-Tree and Walton St*. * ATLANTA, GEORGIA. fobi-tr Agency for Va. Tobacco. tt, A. CONNEIJw, Late of BUmphli) Tenn. I AS eeUhUabed In Montgomery, Alkbama, a Ant-clast Agency for all kinds of SMUlU.Nil ANDOUbWINU 31NIA TOBAI . .000, to which he weak] eiteatfou. The afore formerly respectfully di- ly occupied by i treat, haa bean . Middle t... A Lotta, No, U Court .treat, haa leased lor the pur puss, Whore at all times can be found not jn‘» ihi inat ail >ort ftmonH fnrtm—>t irtTntw .Ida of Virginia : bat •!., a constant supply of the znd Afloat gra ha of BUG AH. The facilities lor ol rogar cannot ba aui pa^ud by any other house In the Ouo- WotioD—Barks Wanted. MEDICAL PUBVKTORTS OFFICE, [ Athnta, Ga., June 20, lstci. | 'I •«* be.i prices will le paid by thaandenignnd I J. large quantifies Of the following BARES: Stem, branches and root ol Dogwood, (root preferred) branches"!*iid iw-i* of White Wilke; root, trunk and branches os Aun-iicaa lvj Ur, (called also White-wood, Omen-wood and lull p-;ic=>.) root Pte*ff«»- . w tfm balks muat be carefully diied and aecagply pack ed. They may he brought to this office, or SOI* to Mr. L. \\, Waller, Bvtanical Agent, Cor ter, viile Ga.; or W. IV. Durham. Botanical Agent, Decatur, Ga. ' * ” GEGRuE S. BLACKIK, lyl-tt Burgeon and Medical Purvej or, u. 8. A L 00M8 SPINNING WHEELS, SLUES, .SHUTTLES. Ac FUraateby J R EITTS, Mllda Marietta street. Columbus, Ga, Sept. 6,1S82. j B » order of Quartermaster General, I have been en trusted with entire c Hamand of coUoctirg the hides V lba beeves tilled for the army, for tanning, and the purchase of Leather for manufacturing. Tanner* bavins Leather on hand aad wanting Hides, will do wall te ad- dross ate with prupas rsfereuces. Tho army most ba abod, and it la tbs doty of all patrfuUc tanner s to assist in s J'-.tng. AH leather held at unreasonable prices will 1 mpruMd F W. D1LLA 7*2 LOOH HERE AGAIN, Union L-an and Building Stock for sale. ALSO H W HUViJHISO.* NKW K1 KM R. M. PARES & CO, A U C T I O .Ff AND Commission Merchants, No. 14 Alabama Street, Cornpr of I’ryor, ATLANTA, - . - GEORGIA. ESPKUTF Ul.LV solicit a share - f patronage ai-.d hope i by strict attention fe> business tr. give entire satis- taction to their patrons. doc64f ■...dJVlOHH,,U«ON & COn Wholesale Grocers " - AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Conu s' of Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, E Oll the sale of Prod nee, Merchandise, Real Kstatv, Ne groes, Ac. ddei-tl How to Scud ns Honey with Safety. \Ve have made an arrangement with the Express* Company, to bring us all letters containing money, which our patronB 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 Railroad station wishing to send us money can do so safely without costing them any postage, by depositing the letter with the Express Agent and taking his re ceipt. fi®* All such letters mast bo sealed with wax, {4he:-ktw. requires this,) and the ftmiihn frttTnOirey contained therein,niust be marked on the outside. W 0 IVMAS. U OObl. W r.IBMAB. INMAN, COJLK & CO.. GENERAL Commission Merchants, For the Purchase and Sals of Merchandise, Ui-al Estate, Live, Stock, Bonds, Stocks, Negroes, &c. t a K hf.ro zmple store room, znd will give person*) at V V teution to *11 business entrusted to us. Office ic Bench A Root’s storey Whitehall street. novl-tl WANTED, • at in* ATiiMTA STEAM fMISERY. FOR CASH, 5,000 CORDS BARK. lanlTtf * t. HXNDBB80N, Agent TO SHIPPERS OF FRKIOUT. |N consequence of the eitrawdin*ry demnuil* m*d< -apmfour Ronds for Transportation, by I - “ t; together with thee the Coufede rate States Government; together with the existence of a state of circnmstancM, over which we nor our Agents can have any control, notice le hereby given; that the Western A Atlantic, Macon A Western, and Atlanta A W-.st-Puiut B*iir.«d« will not hereafter receive, transport, or stor. any freight, until further notice, (exoeptfor Goverua ent) unless the owner, agent, or shipper, at the point of ship meat, first signs a stipulation or agreement, relieving th< Road* from all liability fur lens or damage JOHN 8. ROWLAND, Superintendent W. A A. K. R. ISAAC SOOTT, ' . President M. A W. H. R GKO. G. HULL, Supetinlao-lent A. A It. P. K. R. Atlsnts Nov. 28,1-M. novSPtl For Sale. A V- LUAULK P' ANT10N, contdaing 1.0S7 acres, ol whn.il 650 wre* a e cleared, and in an exceUent atate ol cu'.triatiue, situated on Riokee Creek and ad- j.dnti.g laud* of Major N U Bud, eight mites fruu Bow- sou, Toiroll county. The place I* well improved, with - ood aid .<-0.(01 tolle framed cabins and all other ntces- ssr> building... The lands will produce from 1,000 to 1AOO pounds of Cotton |>er acre, and from 16 to 20 bnsh- eb of Cm n, in tact the best and sorest Cotton and Corn i «~fs in Southwest Georgia. The above wiU be told far $20 per acre, and nofseasion siren to the puicbaaer the first of January, 1SGI. Corn. Fodder, Stock, 4c, c-ui be bought with ibe place. For farther paiticulan, addrsns the sabecliter at ChlckaaawhaKhle, Terrell county U> fobtfo2m JOHN B VANOVER. J. B. TIPPiN, -kwlosalfi >Sjl Betfiil Hosier la Fcref/i. am domostii DRY GOODS, IALLP8 BLOCS. Whitehall street oar doors fuss letreet. |*nl4-tf )A “GOOD EGG,” SURE, rv - ACRES f)F WELL-TIMBERED LAND FGK&ALK, y,l within reven mUed of Atlanta, on the road leading to Turner A Msysoa’e Ferry, with a comfortable dwelling — m; af-n, a No. 1 Steam Saw Mill in e and shingle uachihes at- to run them all at Ibe some time. Ali forth® small earn of ^.0(W. Thdeo wishing to purchase will pioosu apply to J. R. -Maysos. Atlanta Fw mC-i Institute, or J 8. Mayion, on the premises decl.-tf . T5Gross Mstches fi*8-tf At the store of P. AO. J. R. WALLACE, T. DODD. HOUSlfAND LOT FOR SALE. I OFTER FOR SALE, in th« vUloge of Socmi Circle, my Hone* and Ljt, containing four acres of Land,-good two story boeve, with 8 rooms and 8 fire places, and a niorza on each side, coed, new, double kitchen, and store lo^^ud tkfolot f. all newly polled. 0-e “thH-Ui V H CRAWLET. JKO. W. ADAIR.........I. HKNLY SMITH, ■DITORS AND PROPRIETORS. * B. C. SMITH, M. D, .. .J. N. CARDOZO, iSBOCUTS ZSITSBS. OUR NSW RATES. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, per annum. iu ti $12 00 Dally, tlx month*—..... 7 00 Daily, throo months, 4 00 Daily, one month 1 60 Weekly per annum 4 00 No name outorod on enr Books wltheit Payment in Advance ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY. For each square of ten lines or less, or space to the amount or oue square, for one Insertion, $1. For each subsequent Insertion loss than nne month, 60 cents per square. Ou advertisements stonding one month.» deduct,on of 10 per cent, will he made, O advertisements standing two mon’hs, a deduction of 80 per cent will be made. Advo> tisoments standing three months will l-e chasged $26 per square. No advertisement taken for a longer period than three months. Advertisements or notices in (lie local column, will be charged 26 cenU per line for each insertion. All obituaries and articles that -are personal, or not of general- public interest, must be paid for as advertise ments ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. Advertisements in the Weekly only, will be charged $1 per square for each insertion. Advertisements appearing in both the Daily and Week ly, will be charged 75 cents per square for each insertion in the Weekly. Olty Suhscrllrera. Mr. Jcese Beneau is authorized to rccetvc and receipt for subscriptions to the Southern Confkdkract. Our Carrier arrangements are now so per fected by “Uncle Jesse” aud “John Wesley,”- that every residence, office and shop in the city can get the Confederacy in good time every morning. Atlanta Hospital Association. The following committee has been appoint ed Dr cook for the wounded eoldiers at the Hospitals, commoncing 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 *V Peck, Mrs Lawshe, Mrs Cox* Thursday—Mrs Crussell, Mrs Rice, VIre R Winship, Mrs Dr Brown, Mrs P Brown. Friday—Mrs Dr Powell, Mrs Foreacre, Mrs Hoyt, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Chandler. Saturday—Mrs I Winship, Mrs Bessent, Mrs Capt Howard, Mrs Mell, Mrs Joiner. Sunday -Mrs Goode, Mrs Ponder, Mrs Da vis. Mrs Pnrtell. St. Phillip's Hospital Aid Society. The following Ladies have been appointed to cook for the “Soldiers’ Rest” the week begin-, ning Feb. 23d, 1863: Monday.—Mrs Pinkerton, Mrs Mo el, Mrs Deake, Miss Sinclair. Tuesday.—Mrs Soloman, Mrs Purse, Mis Freeman, Mrs Wright. Wednesday.—Mrs M Robiuson, Mrs Wells, Mrs. Hardeman, Mrs Wyly. Thursday—Mra Browning, Mrs Lazarus, Mrs Salosbin, Mrs Boring. Friday.—Mrs Sells, Mrs Ball, Mrs E B Walk er, Miss Mollie Wright. Saturday.—Mts Kennard, Mrs H T Jones, Miss Mattie Watkins, Mrs W Peters. Sunday.—Mrs Shallcroas, Miss Nannie Jud- son, Miss Rovrena Hale, Mrs Judson. * a Mra H. T. JONES, Directress. ( Bring in your Advertisements earley in the day and there will be no delay in their ap pearance. ti TO SHIPPERS OP FREIGHT. TN cececqcenrs of th« Extraordinary demands msdeup- I on uu.- Head* for Traaaptetatkm, tugslher with tbs tbs existence of a state of circumstance* over which we uor cor agent* can hav* any control, duties u hereby giv en that the Wescern A Atlantic, Uaron A Western, and per, at the pvint of ahipmeuL first signs a stipulation or agreement, relieving the road from all liability. * . JOHN 8: ROWLAND, Snp’t W A A R R ISAAC 8'JuTT, Pns’t U A W R R GEO. G. HULL, Snp’t AAWRR fob283m Atlanta, feb 28,1SS3. PLANTATION FOR SAGE. A N excellent Plantation, in a high state of Cultivation containing 686 acres, 130 of which are first rats but tom, only >6 miles from the Atlanta A West Point Rail- Mad, on the Chattahoochee River, inOo-upbell county, be bought by application to this office. fcbll- F.-om the Knoxville Register Confederate Roofs. iespcctfiilly inscribed to Messrs. McQlohon, I on Qltder and Rogers in grateful acknmcUdgpnent of a magnifi cent pair of boots. BT REV. .rossrir CROSS, D D, OQVPUIS TO QtV D--HEtSVR’« BRiOSPR. A sorg for Van Glide: I a song for McGlohnn i Aud Rogers tho ninlody suits I A song fur the builder bestower, and bo on. Of ray bonny Ooufedorato Bouts. Wet f mted no lunger, I urn glad I have got ’em— No logic this statement confutes; But Iho straps should be stronger, and smoother Ihe bottoms,* Of my bunny Confederate Booth 1 can wade through Ihe wator and break through the briar, Iu the van of our martial pursuits — I c*u march In the mortar, aud fight in the fire, With my bonny Confederate Boots Without saddle or wheels, I will follow your foes, Overtaking the fagittvo brutes; And I’ll stamp with tho heels, and I’ll kick with Iho t-ies, Of my bonny Confederate Boots. The envy of office, Ihe rnsh after riches, No churl to this Chaplain impntos; But O fur a coat, and a new pair of breeches, With iny bonny Confederate Boote Hero ends my ambition—my militant wants— (And who the position dispu f cs?) With Freedom'* fruition, a whole pair of pants. And a houny. new coat, will: my Boots. • 1 broke the straps in pulling thsm on, and the pegs pvb'ked ihe-soles of my socks. Headquarters Pep. E.T. tin., March 2,1862. 4 tie Federal Negro Regiment Bill- Auoxed wo give a synopsis of tho Federal negro Regiment Bill.- Bo it edacted by the Semite aud House of Representatives of tho United States of Amer ica, in Congress assembled, That the Presi dent be, and is horeby. authorized to enroll, arm, tquip and received into the land and naval service of the United States, such num ber at volunteers of Afrioan descent’as he may dociu useful to suppress the present rebellion foi tu jh term of service ss he may prescribe, not exceeding five years. The said vo'untecrs JflDe organized according to the regulations o* nhe branch of service in which they may in enlisted,to receive the same rations, cloth ing and equipments as other volunteers, and a monthly pay not to exceed that of other volunteers,to be officered by.peisoao-appoiirt-i od and commissioned by the President, and to J>9governed by-the- rules.and -articles war, and such other rules and Tcgulalionsaa may be prescribed by the President; Provid ed, that nothing hcreiu contained, or in the rules and articles of war, shall bo construed as to authorize or permit any officer of Af rican descent to be appointed t j rank or to •exeidso military or naval authority over white officers, soldiers or men in the milita jy or naval service servie f the Uuiicl States: nor shall any great.. <y than leu dollars per month, with tho u.- wit allowance for clothing and rations, be allowed or paid to privates or- laborers of African descent which are, or may be, in the military'or-na val service of the United 8tatea ; Provided further that the slaves of loyal citiz6ns, iu the States exempted by the,President’s proc lamation of January 1, 1861, abairriot bo re-' ceived into the armed servico of the United States, nor shall there be recruiting offices opened in either of the States, of Delaware, MtidauiL __ P. CHGQMMQR & CO. op 31: ary land, West Virginia, -Keutucky, Tennes see, or Missouri, without the consent, of-, the governor of said Stale having been first ob tained. Like unto Us.—Flow precious the sym pathy of Christ with human, infirmity 1— He knew what hunger and. thirst were j He knew what labor and fatigue were; flekne.v what pain and suflering were; He knew what spiritual depression and mental darkness were; He knew what the weight, and-curse, and sorrow of sin were; He knew what the assaults of tho world were, tfee maliguity of foes, the fickleness of friends, the distrust and wounding of bretheren were; He knew what it was to be denied by one disciple, to be betrayed by another, and to l>e forsaked by alii Child of Hffid.l what more shall Christ en dure, what ruder path shall He tread, what deeper sorrow shall He experience, what bitterer cup shall He drink, what darket cloud shall He penetrate, what«nfirmities more human, more severe, more jtumilia- ting, shall He take, in order to be touched with yours 7 WiU not this suffice to wake your heart to love, to win your mind to confidence, to inspire your soul with hope, to replenish your spirit with joy, and tune your lips with praise—that Christ’* sympa thy, so human, yet divine, all so tender, all so clinging, aU so personal, entwines around your every infirmity— bodily, men tal, spiritual—and makes it all His own! LAND FOR SALE. 3 : WkQ AO -18 OF LAND, lying Iu tho Coal region jUUd of Anderson county, Tciid., North-West of tho ton of Clinton, about 16 toilet. A fine place to raiee cattle, bogs, horse*, males sml sheep. There are, on the tract, plenty of water, timber of all eorts, more than (0,000 Sugar Tree*, and yon can pick ap coal off the sur face to work In the blacksmith shop. I wlli sell it or #x- < haege U for other property In the 8t*te of Ororgie or Alabama. Fur particulars, address Box 271, Knoxville, Tenu. fob28-#t* WASTED COBFEl'ERiTE KOTEJ «R BONDS. IVOR SALE 2,0Uk ACRE8 OF LAND, lying in Morgan X* c-Ul.ty Uo-tgia. 4 miles from Medtson, and 180 miles. above AuuusU; well watered, healthy, in a good state cf raliivatioa. 100 ocr-e -4 lotto**, S.UOOpeach trees, many of which are la bearing; m elegant water power, sail* ble -or * cotton factory or mill. Term* easy, jmd price trc. rdiDg to the time*. D. E. BUTLER, fob27-#t* Madison, ba. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. O-T. on the Bth instant, between Wblot-ball street and ■ j Orant’e Hospital, a leather Pocket Book, containing Ktw een tmehondred sud seventy-fir# aad two hundred dollars—Confederate notes—principally in twtntiss and teaTTho finder wiU ncetrs the abovw reward by tearing th*booh sad aseney at this office,er returning it tome at Grant’s Hospital. wwawwir j*nl7-tt , B. *L FOSTER. NEGROES WANTED. W ANTED immediately, at the Hospitals in this city, 5WC ..»l,s,5f-sag-j-*- ••fokeSw P r 5i»j. A A Q. M. DRAGOONS WANTED. HE undersigned bu been detailed by Brig. Gen. Pll low, C. 8. A., “Chief of Voicnteer and Conscript Bu- rean," the the pnrpose of recruiting volonteeia, enrolling conscripts, aud coudoctiug them to ny command. 1 tako this method of Inviting all men subject to conscription and who desire to auier this favorite branch Of service, to srall aud volunteer immedia'ely. It becomes us as Geor- S ians now to enter lbs army—to fill up tbs rank* now ecimatep by action and disuse, and aid oar brothers al ready in tho field in beating back the miserable hirelings, who are to-dey deflating oar (noble soil. Ono more vig orous compelgn will In all probabilty terminate thl* nu In ly oriuade upon ue. . DlescnUou it spreading in the North—their counted* are are distracted—their efforts for our subjugation have been thwarted, and have erdod in their everlasting infamy and disgrace. I appeal to you, then, as citlxeus—good and loyal citizens—to rally under our blood-stained banner, aud lend a helping hand and willing heart in driving hark tho Inaoleut foe, and secu ring all that we hold near and dear. Assistance, when needed, will be given in the pu-chase of bone*. AU other equipment ran be obtained from me. Call at my office, Atlanta, Geo. LEMUEL B. ANDERSON, Capt., fobIMw Avery’s Keg’tU*. Dragoons. $500 REWARD. B R'IKX Jail iu Atlanta and escaped cn Tuesday night the 17th iusto Joseph «r Juo Harrison, who was pou- tlnod awaiting a trial on charge of mnrderlug Thomas L Hoe*, late Confederate States Marshal for Georgia. Bald Harrison la 26or ‘.6 year* o’d, about six fret high, rather slender built, but well proportioned. Ue bee b:no < yes, fine set of teeth, pleasant leak and smiling counten ance when in conversation, of good address, ba* traveled extensively and seen much cf the world. Ho has light eulend hair, not much, board, aud sometime* weait-a sandy raou,tache. He dreatfo* well, ai d is food ol billiards; Una a keen shaip eye, aud n fresh young appearance He lies a livoly quick slap,aud a goed deal of the swagger of “a man about, town.”’ Ho (erred twelve Months in tt.e (late City Guard:, a company from Atlaute, ta the First 'Ool Ramsey’s) Georgia Regiment. He ba* been a goat real iu the We-t—about Shreveport and other western cities, and ia a professional gambler. Iho abovo roward will bo paid for hi* apprehension ai d confinement iu any safe jail, or hi* delivory to ibeEherifl or Jailor in Atlanta. Ho le hard lo keep In jail. feb»i-tf JOHN U. ROSS, Macon, Ga JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE, Anti for Sale Low for Caali, DC KKOS SODA “U 260 lbs Indigo 10JO lbs Green Paint 3u00 Sri Venetian Bed * fcoO Ibi Yellow Faint 200 Ibe Vermllltin Red 400 lb* Black Pepper . 000 lba Clove* 260 lba Mace 26 doz Mustard. ALSO 101 ozs Qnlniue SU i zj. Morphiue 60 9>s Opium, Togeihcr wi h a Qua amurtment of all kind* ol Medi cines—Chtap for (.ash ••«»»< ‘ ... ■8,’R. J KRA»IEU, Commission Merchants, And GeneralJDealeni In HKCiCERIES & COUNTRY PRODUCK, Decatur {Street, ATLANTA, - - > GEORGIA. kSF" Prompt In orders and remittances. j*nl44f yrrt .i: -t> RIPLEY & WOOD, Commission Merchants, 1 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, - . GEORGIA, IfiflLL attend to buying and selling all. kinds of u v v chahdizo. All orders for good* must be accompa nied with thercaeh to aecnre attention. janll ly LAMAR HOUSE FOR SALE. Best PrQperty i» Knoxville. Tenn , "’•ILL SELL THE LAMAR HOU8E-*ho most exton- 1 ,aive, Le t farnlabeil aud beet siiuated Hulel in Knox- vUe, Teanesaeo. It fa very nearly fira-ptopr.-and hnilt with, nt regard to expense, In the Inost approved tty lo.— It i* the nwst profitable property-I ever owned. Itfaai. moei oblige ! to increase in value. Yet my life has been a orufee fonal one, and l yrunlu prefer a different invest meat, tliuugh leva remunerative. The property is now a e<d tor a long term to a responsible, good t* ant pay ing fine profit, which the ptrcbaeei can continue or ter- I.iuuto at he may cboOee. Iel.3 lm . W. H. SNEED. LIKE HUHIIUHIIK, . THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital # ‘45 0,000. DB JA8. F. BOZEMAN, President. . . :f ; D. F. WILCOX, Secretary Life Department*at Savannah. AARON WILBUR, Actuary. DU. K. D. ARNOLD. OuuuRing Physician O0LIC1ES are leaned oa the Uves of whit* persona ok X or young, on very favorable term The security it ample, aud piiuilegeu am very liberal. Ual I upon the Agent and get oil nee* sory information end fake a Policy on your life. ’ . • . Jsn2 Um . 3 D. NILE8, Agent FOR SALE. House and Lot in Decatur. 'I'Hk House ha* six large, comfortatlo, well finish. X routna, each room having u fire-place. Ail essential ontbatidlnge, and good garden spot on the place. The lot contains % of an acre of land. Pceteesfon gtrun immediately. Term* e«th. d*c2S tr m r MORTON. DRTGOODS. 5000 YARDS cal IOOE8 800 yards bleached Sheeting - 260 pair Ladle*’ and Mime* Gaiters and Slipped 12 doses Men’s and Boy’s Hat* Aad a variety of Fancy Dry Goode, for rale at wbolumb paly by «. SOLOMON A BROIL, d*cl7-tf Commission Merchants, Iffil t L less package* i receipt ex un Gzcacu RAiLXain Oma, 1 -r Atlanta, April 12.1802. j WANTED TO HIRE fXU u term cf not leas than two years, u small F>rm. LI (ono with a brand* of water preferred,) between 1>4 and 8 miles from the car ehed, for which a liberal price will be paid. For information, apply at dale office. I*h366t* REAL ESTATE FOR SAGE. T WO BUILDING LOTS,on* and • fourth miles from the Cor Shed. One containing 20 acre*, lightly tim bered; the other 8J4 acre*, same description cf land— ^ a!|M e.e.es.aaV |1111Mi DR. WILLIS F. WESTMORELAND, /•VTFICX mt hi* residence oaths north aide of UirUtte U street. IJW-U. TO ADVERTISERS. I^UBINKSa MEN who daMra a firat Otaas Advertising Medium For tfae.whuls Ooufederste Stoteejwili [find such|anoa ( ll the Confederate States Railroad Guide. Advertisement* will be received at $30 per page, or -uctioual porta thereof at the earn* rates. Address all tdera for advertisement*, or the book to U P. HILL A 00., Griffin, Georgia. *a Liberal com mission to the trade, janfetf SAM, R. KRAMER, Wholesale and Retasl DRUGGIST t > v: .. SIGN OF THE OOLUXN MORTAR WHITEHALL STREET, Uno Booi from Mitchell SI,, West Side. ATLANTA, - - Jan26-3m - - GEORGIA. THE DAILY BULLETIN, Published at Winchester, Tennessee, One Dollar per Month. , A. ri£ttT18EMfiNTS AT USUAL UAT£8. Address J*n2 2-dll WM. J. 8LATTER. Now Clothing Store. fflllE subscriber having recently located In thl* city, re XepecUhlty iuvitca attention to Ids large and Tariod as so: tine at of Goods in the Empire House, oa Whitehav street, formerly occupied by Dr. Cleveland aa a Dry Goods and Clothing Store. The stock Is principally Kui dy-Mado Clothing, mostly made to order, and the wor: warranted. My aseortment comprise* almost every garment u«co - •ary lor Men, Youths and Boys, Irom medium to the flub t quality. A good variety .ol Bnltons, general aoeortmei t of Moleskin and Cashmere Hats, hoys Shoes and Boots. mUsesand children's Shoe*-.a quantity of Light Goods, and a variety of Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses; a genoia. assortment of Fancy or BUow-Oaso Goods, from common t. the finest in the market. An early call is solicited. eep2tf A.O. VAIL, Agent Volunteers for Cobb’s Legion. rpHB undeisigned is authorized to receive Volunteer X recruit* for any Company in Cobb’s Georgia Legion, now stationed near-Fredericksburg, Virginia. Any per son cun now Join this Legion, whether subject to Oou- scripUoa or not,by Volunteering, and will betntitled to a BOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLARS, and all tho rights and privileges of volunteer*. Persons wishing to Join any Company in the Legion, can address or call on me at Covington, Georgia. • W. D. CONYERS, foblS 2ft* Capt Oo A, Infantry, Cobb’s Legion. Constitutionalist copy and send bill to this office. A CARD. VA R. DAVID MAYER, thankful ;cr post favors and the ill liberal patronage heretofore bestowed Siam him aronld leepectfally announce to the citizens of Atlanta and surrounding country, that he has asSodatld himself with Messrs. J. Jacobs and J. Kapp forjjie pnrpose of opening in Auction and Commission liuiiroa, nt hi* old stand, on all street, Atlanta, Georgia, lo commence onbe-p- 16th, aud would solicit a continuance of favors far U those Indebted to Mr. D. Mayer will floe the book* end note* at the Auction office, aud>re earnesiiy request- id to call and IsepIO-tT] D MAYBK. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. 13 All-Wool, 3-Ply Carpets, Different Bizes—Ready Made Up—on consignment enl for sale by ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO, fcbll-tr Commission Merchants. d VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FOB SALE. fel KAR the Depot at Covington, Ga. Tb* boos* has 7 j>J rcorns, 6 Bra pieces, a good kitchSB aad 2 good negro house*. The lot contain* 6 acre*, haa * good peach and apple orchard, good, never-failing wo.! of water, and all nooew-ory outbuilding*, ti is el-out niWiray be: wreath* two Cel leges, via: Masonic Female and Emory; also, 100 farther particulars, apply to the- under.Igucd, or T. F. Hyer, Covmgton, Gror^n ^ B ^ 0 j . - Franklin Building, Jan2-tf Ati ants, Georgia. T° k i STONE CUTTERS WANTED. ^ work on Etoqe for O. B. Armory, at Macon, Geor- _ aU. Having taken the contrac. to famish a large siuuuet of Granite Work for the above-m.n.ioncd buW- iog. wo are much in toed of workmen to carry on the Work. Wo are empowered to farcUh exemption* .from Conscription, and wul^a, Dber-J^^ JJEADOR, feblS-lm Sion* Mountain, G.orgiy n ii.i.» ft||,aU»; Telegraph, Mecca, andChroei- ctorlugmite.cupTlml eeodtoil* to thl* offi-o tmmedfato- T. L. JOHNSON * CO., WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SELMA, ALABAMA. F ROM PI attention to all * ' * RxraxiacH—Mesera. Anderetm, Adair A Oo. Atlanta, Mean*. Hunnicntt A Taylor, Atlanta, Mbvats. W E Young AOo, a i 1 acta. * Ja^l-Xj* LAND TO RUfri'. I PROPOSE TO RENT A FARM, of abent 60 acre, cf Laud, 1) iug three miles .Sootheadt ol Atlaota, ior the edcot year. Address, through the poet office, at AtlanU.or appiy on F. HAYDEN;