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BY ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, MARCH 8,' 1863. VOLUME M—NO. 22 -"oxx *. run. f | tonus o. n*vu PEASE A DAVIS, WHOLESALE O H O O G H ^ nuutate MeirlUts E*encht0ree»fc3treet- ATLANTA, .... . ~ f...... GBORUI lOBAOOO. T L BACON OTA HUH BROOMS, BUCKETS HUGAES RICE. KU*UR, MEAL, VINEGAR CIG^HB HH1R1IN 8 SHEETiNi-S 0SNABURG8, YARNS, 14 hogshead* Choice Blown Sugtr 'JQu run* Tothco louo Be KUUchlnicft Tobacco W Imp prime HI»Cuff - MOta’iH'il't.jnc* — arriving Mk»gs Nails— ted eizee hozi-T-i-mutine a > . * • . pease a davie. LANGSTON CRANE & HAMMOCK, Commission Merchants. AICXT HOUR TO OOSiFKHERAfY OFFICE, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. For tho Rale of Real Estate, all kind-of Mer chandise and Produce. Prompt personal attention to* the filling of all orders. REFERENCES. WWOi) ton, Aleut Ga R R Bank, Atlanta, da. I H Porter, Ag’t (la R li Depot, A tlanta, oa. Phin : ay A City ton. Augusta, Ga. A P DearinR, Cashier Bank ot, Athens Oeo W Williiun* A Co, Oust lesion, H 0- Rev J W Burke, Maco<-, Oa A 0 Van Epps, Chattanooga. Teuu. HI) koborta, Bweet Water, East T-.nn B O Ellington, Washington, Ha. laoSl-tr fiJRt&fffc GKO. W. ADAIR, J. HENLY SMITH, . BDIT0R8 AMD PROPRIETORS B. Q. SMITH, M. D, J. N. CAUD070, ASSOCIAra XMTiXS. M W BCTUUiaon Hardwt-r:. Hardware! Ft* III Hi DBS ENGLISH PLOW 8TEBL, aaeorted ettee » l ,1HAI 6,1.00 lbs Kondatitl Square Iron asserted (tree liO |<air Ecglith Oottnn cards Ho 10 loo dozen -churlll A etude’s Patent Hoe# 1 uOO It* Iron Wire, hum No 8 to No 10 10 kegs Nails, 4d, 6J and 40d 12 (t.i!Dtrr£nd^Ptoiforin8c*le*, drawing from 26. 25 Out Steel Mill Saw* £6 Cast Steel Circular Ha we, ftom S to 16 icchee 60 gross Gimbiet Pointed Screws, from to 4 inchoa 0 Wrought Anvil*, steel Meed 6 Smith Vices 5 dozen pair Smith Tongs 30 dozen Palut Brushes SUOdocsu Wrought and Out Iron Butts with Screw* JOO pair Wrought Iron Gate aad Strap Hinges 100 doaen Rim and Mortice Locks, with knob*and flxtnns - SB Dickson’s Meat Cutters 6 reams Wrapping Paper 1,000 lb* Allspice, at redneed i rices 200 lbs best Star Candles In store and far sale by 8 SOLOMON A BROS. M>mr Hardware and Ouinmission Merchants. A. C. WYLY & CO.. WHOLISALB C4 R O C E R S AND Commission Merchants, At Ibelr Olil Stand, Corner of Peaoh-Tree and Walton Sts-, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. febl-tf Agency for Va. Tobacco. A. CONNEIAa, Lata of Memphis, Tens- lj AS establisneJ in Montgomery, Alabama, a firsl-cl<u» tl Agency for ait kind* c,r UMOKHiG AND CHEWING VIRGINIA. TOBACCO, to which he wontl rcspoctfolly db -ect public atteuilon. The store formerly occupied liy nan Middleton A Loftin, No, 11 Court street, has been iseeal tor the purpose, where at all times can be found not a* * 1 * * * , Uie hut aud most general assortment cl Tobacco out side or Virginia; but also a constant supply ci the coa * and fitanl (Itlee cf SUGAR. The facilities tor obtat _ Sugar uamms be surpassed by any other betas In the Oon- stanaey tepid " Notice--Barks Wanted. MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE, 1 Anaiira, Ga., Jane 20, ISO*. ( t i ttK Iw t prices will he (Aid l>y theaudarsignsd i | targe qaanliues of the fcUowiog BARKS: Stem, braschea and tact of Dogwood, (root preferred), l rauc lie* aad roou of White W Uloc; root, trank and branches ol American Pc|lar, (called also Unite wood, Garwood ana rsntbHiL Ga.; or W. W Uu.hMu, Moteftic&l Ago-ut, llo-atnr, Ga. * ' GEORGE E BLACK IK, l Purveyor; IL 8. A. •I AUiCiinn io| um. iwdiiru »i»o ' if*** harttamtrt^amreftSr JSSmfi securely Wd r n*> O.ay 1« br.-ught t.. tlua ofiic«,or*ent to W. Waiter, Botanical Agent, Osrterarille Oa; or 1 tyl-M. Burgeon and Me SPINNING WHEELS. For sale by tebU-3m SLATES, SHUTTLES: *3 J B PITTB, Marietta street. it: _t or A&>r»rAitT Quoataxinsi*. Cclamhns, ut, Sopt. 6,18SJ. >i order of liautsmuiter asn?ral, I Ure bee: J Kitted wta* entire c imutand of eoliecticy the hide. Iio Swo*<* killc-a (or lire army, tar tenpin*-and the parciKa, of Leather tor manufacturing. Tanner! harm I leather ufc hand and wanting Hides, will do well toot ■ d*eum« withpuparrorercccc*. Thearmy meat be shod, aed It ta the duly oi ail patriotic tanners to atsirtlaso ddng. All leather held at nttroakcnahle prices will la a. proofed ? W. DILLARD, o. pldtf A Cm. NKW fi’IRM R. M. FARRS & CO s A. U C .T X O TV ▲Nil Commission Merchants, So. 14 Alabama Street, Corner of Pryor, ATliAKTA, .... GEORGIA. R fesPEOTFULLY solicit a share < f patronage and hope by strict attention to Laetaesa so giro entire satin- ■action to their petrogy. ' dectotf AMOS8, tolGON & CO., Wholesale Grocers AMD «-,. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, toruur of Whitehall and Mitehell Street., ATLANTA, GEURG1A, — — - E UR the Sato of Priduco. Merchandise, Beal Estate, Ne groes, Ac. ddoii-tl I^MAN, COLK Af J30e >- GENERAL Commission Merchants, For the Purchase and Sale of AlerchsndixOj Uual fistatu/ Live Stock, Honda, Stocks, J Hegroen, Sc. , tiri have ample store room, and will giro personal at V V tenlieu to all btuincea entrnsted tons. Ofllce ii Beach A Boot’s store, Whitehall street. novl-tt WANTED, AS THE ATLANTA STEAM TANNERY. FOR GASH, 5,000 CORDS BARK. lanlTtf K- T QENDBRBON, A rent WO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT. I N coMaqaeoee of the'extraordinary demands mads upon our Roads for Transportation, by the Coufede rate States Goremment; together with the existecce of a state of circumstances, orer which we nor our Agents can hare any ooatrot,notice U hereby glren, that the Western A Atlantis, Mason A Western, and Atlanta A W.st-Poiut Railroads will Dot heieafter recsire, transport,or alor* any freight, Until farther notice, (except tor Goremn eat) nnleas the owner, agent, or shipper, at the point of ship t, first signs a stipulation or agreement, reUering tbt la from all UabUity for loss or damage JOHN & ROWLAND, Superintendent W. A A. K. 1L ISAAC SCOTT, President M. A W. B. R. GEO. G. HULL, Superintendent A. A IV. P. R. It. Atlanta, Not 28, Iitil. no»S»tl For Sale. . A VALUABLE P« ANXION,containing 1,087 acres, ot wtuch 650 acres a,e cleared, and in an excellent elate of culttsatton, situated on Kiokee Oreek and ad joining land* of Major N B Beal, eight mile* firm Daw eon, Terrell county. The place ie well Improved, with rood kod corutoitable framed cabins and aU other neces sary buildings. The lands will produce from 1,000 to UOO pounds of Cotton per acre, and from. 16 to 20 bush els of Corn, lu fact the beet aud surest Cotton and Corn banda in Southwest Georgia. The oboro will b» sold far (20 per acre, and poaaesriongtren to the purchaser the ftrst of January, M64. Corn, Fodder, Stock, Ac, can be boaght with the (dace. For Anther particulars, address the subscriber at Chickasawhatrhie, Tesrell conuty, ^ fefc&2a JOHN B VANOVER. J. B. TIPPIN, t,ol»«ale sod ketuil Dottier in Forego aar ito»8*Uo DRY GOODS, > lUNiiALLk'E RLOOa. WhltahaU straot onrdnonfrem L» Alabamaatrout. |aul4-tf ]A uGUOD EGG," SURE. ACRES OF WELL-TIMBERED LAND FOE SALK, y«) wriUtin teren miles of-Atlanta, oa the road leading to Turner A Mayeon’* Ferry, with a comfortable dwelling £i-andout-buildings; • No. 1 Stoam Saw Mill in due running order, with lath* and cbingle r.iectunee ot- tarbraL ei’fi nower safle eut tars* them all ot the same ttme. All Or the small sum of |d,0A>. Thcte wishing t> porchsoe wUl please apply to J. R. Mayson, Atlanta IV main Isaiitcto, or J lb May sou, on the preoBsee dec!T4f ZrOOHL UEK.fi AGAIS, : - 7-1 SHAKES Union Lean aad Building Stock tor sale. 1 -> ALSO 75 Gran Matches. J. K. WALLACE, W>8-tf At the store cf P. A G. T. DODD- HOUSE AMU LOT FOR SALK. J OFFER FOR SALE, In the village cl Bcffal Circle, my Boose and to>», containing fdcr arresof Land,, good -a atory house, with S room* and 8 Ere place*, and a piazza on each »>de>good, new, dowbla kitchen,seddos Kfom7«nc*e11oi^»dthetotUNUne»lyp*acd. Come M febl7-lL V H CKAWLFY, OUR NSW RATES. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, per annnm $13 GO Dally, six month* : 1 00 Daily, three mentlia, 4 00 Oaily, one m&nifi...... .- 1 60 Weekly per annnm .4 00 No name entered on our Books witbect Paymor.t in A droii oe ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY. For each square of ten lines or less, or space to tht amount of one sqn*re,for one insertion, $1. For each subsequent Insertion less than one month, 60 cents per square. On advertisements standing one month, a dodnet-on of 10 per cent,, willh" mode, , * 0 advertisements standing two mon’bs, a deduction of 80 per cent will be made. AdvoaUsements standing throe months will be chasged $25 per sqnare. • No advertisement taken for a longer period than three months. Advertteements or notices in the local column, will be charged 25 cents per Jine for each insertion. All obituaries and articles (hat ar* personal, or not ot general public interest, must be paid for as advertise ments. _ = ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. Advertisement* 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. I lory to Seutl us.Money wllh Safely. We Lave made an arrangement with the ExpreeB 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 ua money can do so safely without costing them any postage, by depositing the letter with the Express Agent and taking his re ceipt. , . gy* All such letters must be sealed with t, (the law requires this,) and the amount of money contained therein, must be marked on the outside. City Subscribers. lay* Air Jeeae Ren can .is authorized to receive aud receipt for snbs'triptiqng, to the SOUTUKUH CON»ltp»K*CY. — Our Carrier arrangements are now so per. fueled by “Uncle Jesse” and “John Wesley,” that every residence, office and shop in the cily can gfet the Confederacy in good time every morning. Atlanta Hospital Association. i'ho following committee has been appoint ed to cook for the wounded soldieirs at the Hospitals, commencing March 2d, 1863: Monday—Mrs Dr Young, Mrs J H Lovejoy, Mrs Dr Alexander, Mrs £ Payne, Mrs Ven able. Tuesday—Mrs Dr Grant, Mrs 0 G Howard, Mrs Oliver Jones, Mrs D Pitman, Mrs Jno H Seals. Wednesday—Mrs Qeo Hall, Mrs Overby, Mrs 'V Peck, Airs Lawslte, Mrs Cox. Thursday—Mrs Crussell, Mrs Rice, Mrs R Winship, Mrs Dr Brown, Mrs P Brown. Friday—Mrs Dr Powell, Mrs Foreacre, Mrs doyt, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Chandler. Saturday—Airs I Winship, Mrs Bessent, Mrs Capt Howard, Mrs Melt, Mrs Joiner. 8uaday—Mrs Goode, Mrs Ponder, Mrs Da vis, Mrs Purtell. St. PlitUlp’* Hospital Aid Society. 1 he lollowing Ladies have been appointed to cook for the ‘‘Soldiers’ Rest” the week begin, ning Feb. 23d, 1863: ‘ ' Monday.—Mrs Pinkerton, Mrs Morel, Mrs Deake, Miss Sinclair. Tuesday.—Mrs Soloman, Mrs Purse, Mis Freeman, Mrs Wright. Wednesday.^—Mrs A1 Robinson Mrs Wells, Mrs. Hardeman, Airs Wyly. Thursday—Mrs Browning, Mrs Lazatits, Mrs Saloshin, Airs Boring. Friday.—Mrs Sells, Mrs Ball, Mrs E B Walk er, Miss Mollie Wright. Saturday.—Mrs Kennard, Mrs H T Jones, Miss Mattie Welkins, Mrs W Peters. Sunday.—Mrs Shallcrosa, Miss Nannie Jnd- son. Alias Rowcna Hale, Mrs Jadson. Mrs H. T. JONES, Directress. '(pgr Bring in your Advertisements earley in the day and there will be no delay in their ap pearance. ft TO SHIPPERS OP FREIGHT. TN constqnenee of ths extraordinary demand, modonp- 1 on gu.- to ad* for Transportation, together with the the existence of a state of clnrumtancn over which we nor oar agent* canhare any control, notice' is hereby giv en that the Wes<ern A Atlantic, Macon k Wndetn, and Atlanta A West Point Roods, will net hereafter receive, transport, or store any freight from any *uiuc; or sntbur- itj, until farther notice, anksa the owner, agent, or ship per, at the paint of atipmen 1 . fir.t aiga* a st'puiati n or agreement, relieving the road from all iiibihty. JOHN B. ROWLAND, Sap’iWAABB ISA 1C 8UOTT, PieVt M * WII It GEO. G. HULL, Sap’t A A W B R All auto, Feb 28, ISdJ. fet>38-3m - PLANTATION FOR SALE. A N excellent FUntattoo, in ahlrhtuteaf Oaltlvetlon c-,cialaiug 5S5 acres, UO of which ere hist rate lot ton, only 25 mile* from the Atlanta A West Point Hail- read, oa tlut Chattahoochee Hirer, in Campbell county, con he boaght by application to this office. frbll-tf tlrand Jury f’teseiUmcnts. Paulding Supkrior'Coubt, 1 Febrnai^ Term, 1868. j We, the Grand Jury, sworn, chosen and selected for the County of Paulding, beg leave id submit the following general Presfbt- menta: Through the proper Committees, we have examined the various books of the County Of ficers, except that of the Clerk of the Inferior Oourt, who ie absent, and whosB office is clos ed, and we find them neatly and eorrectly kept. We respectfully but earnestly call the attention of the Inferior Court to the.bad con dition of the Court House, especially to the leak at the nortnern chimney, and recommend such lepairs as the Court may think neces sary. By reference to the books of the County Treasurer, we find that einoe the last Term of this Court, he has received into his hand the sum of $419 25; that he has paid out the the smn of $415, and his commission being $4 35, leaves nothing in bis hands. The whole amount of the Sohool Fund received last year was $1714, deducting the Ordinary’s commissions, $85 70, left a remainder of $1628 30. Amount, paid out to insolvent chil dren is $1084 28, which leaves but $245 82 to be paid teachers by the parents of' solvent children, lacking but twenty-two and a-hslf per ceent. to be paid by parents. This result is certainly gratifying to the people of the county. We recommend t hat a tax of ten per cent, be assessed lor sohool purposes, for the present year. We would also call the attention of the Clerks and ot the Sheriff of this county to the necessity of keeping the doors of the Court House closed. Wo notice, with-pain the shame ful injuries committed on the building by per sons who are allowed to enter the jury rooms at pleasure. In view of the great scarcity of grain and other articles of food, the exorbitant prices, and the destitute condition of a great number of women aud children whose husbands and fathers have entered the service of our coun try, we most urgently recommend to the In ferior Court of this County not to grant any licenses to make or retbil any spirituous li quors distilled from grain ot any kind. ' This prohibition iB notouly a wise aud wholesomfi public policy, hut is dictated by the strongest feelings of sympathy for the families of those noble men «hj have sacrificed every thing in defense of our honor and our national rights. We would call the attention of the peopler of our connty to the brilliant military achieve ments of oar gallant army since the last Term of this Court, and cdngratulate them upon the encouraging prospects of mrr army and coun try generally. It is true that our enemy has a powerful and well equipped arpay in the Arid(And-thaidte is threatening to bring tho hori'ors of devastating war to our very doors, by laj ing waste our oities along the coast aud in tho West, but discontent bt,d despondency, and want of confidence, arc -.tiding them selves all through his arnij a- .m the North ern States, while we.are united and hopeful. With a firm reliance upon the skill and bra very of our Boldiers, the justice of our cause, and the assistance of a Divine Providence, we can but indulge the hope that at no distant day the cloi’ds of war shall be dispelled by the sun of psace, and our sons and brothers and husbands be restored to tho bosoms of the loved and grateful ones at h,ome. We tender to His Honor Judge Feather- stone, and to the Solicitor-General, B. D. Thomasson, our grateful acknowledgments for their kindness and courtesy to this body. Whitwill H Adair, for John B Adair, Garrett H Spinks,. Edward Y Johnson, Wm W Busby, .James Gantrell, Marlin N Lawrence, James G Denton, Nioholas C Allen, Josiah Camp, Aloses Meek, S.amuol Denton, Henry Lester, -Lemuel Maulding, Daniel W Norton, James T Norton, Frederick Thomson, David Ai Taylor, William’ E McEver, William Fuller, Thomas Moody, Thomas B Sheafs. John M Benson, By special request of the Grand Jury, it is ordered by the Court that the foregoing Pre sentments- be published in the Atlanta Intelli gencer and Southern Confederacy. LUCIUS H. FEATHERSTONE, ' J. 8. C., P. O. B. D. Thomasson, Sol. Gen. LAND FOR SALE. 3 i| AQ AC-;F»OJ LAND, ljisg in fhe Coal region of Amle: a m connty, Tenn., North.Webt of the town of Clinton; about 16 milet. A tine place, to raise- cattio, Logs, bones, males ami sheep. There are, on tho tract, plenty of water, timber of all sorts, more than 10,000 Sugar Ticee, and yon can pick np coal oil the sur face to work in the blacksmith shop. I will sell it or ex- rhange it for other property in the State of Georgia or Alabama. Fot particulars, addreee Box 271, Knoxville, Tenn. * feb28-0t* WANTED CONFEDERATE NOTES OR BONDS I70B SALE. 2,000 ACRES OF LAND, lying in Morgnn I’ county Georgia, 4 miles from Uadtson, and 100 miles above Augusta; well watered, healthy, in e good stall of cultlcatioo. £00 acres of bottom, 3,000peach tieea, many of which are in bearing; at elegant water power, enita ble tor a cotton factory or mill. Terms easy, and price according to the times. D. E. BUTLKK, tob27-9t* Madison, Ua. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, L 08T, on the Oth instant, between WhiaahaO street and I Grant’s Uoepital, a leather Pocket Book, containing between one hundred and *eventy-8ve and two hundred dollar.—Confederate notes—principally.in twenties and tons. The finder will rtce.ro the above retard by leaving the book aud money at this office, or returning it to me at Grant’s Hospital jani'-tf B M. FOSTER SIRUP, B U.3. PRIME UEOE ifA AND FLORIDA SYRUP 1 PObLUpiLae HO Syrup,. on consignment and ADAIR * CO.. mate -it Commission Mercian t*. 150 A SUBSTITUTE wasted. O VER 46 YBAB8 01®, to take the place of a telAier in one of the eldest Georgia Regiments now in Vir ginia. Apply to A. K. BBAQO, naMt Or LEWIS L. ABBOTT. CHARGE MILLS. CRAWlVliB, EKAZEft A CO, jantS tf. Hn8, Whitehall street. DU. U. W- UUOWH. /YFFICE—At kia rssHffice on Oattcxn street, Vi.*?*** 1 OnRage. * ^^■th* aoxchSRB Cargo Sale of the Steam Ship Havelock—Direct from Europe. BY JOHN G. MILNOR & CO., CHARLESTON, S. O. O N MOhDiY, the 16th imtaat, at 11 o’clock, wlU be sq$l, at onr Store, 135 Meeting street, the Cargo of the Steam Ship Havelock— MEDICINES, 70 ounces Bnlph Morphine 100 onncea Murato Morphine 25 ounces Aoitato Morphine 188 ounces Acid 28 ounce* Potash 1 cose Sulphate Morphine 23 boxes Extract Logwo.d 7 bales Oatecho - 1 cose Green Flint Flat Bottle* GROCERIES AND HARDWARE. £2 chests Congo Tes 118 caddies Fine Gunpowder Tes 11 hslf chests Young Hyson Tea * 20 rases Salad Oil 13 boxes Starch 20 coses Bluo 8 boxes Yellow Satp 5 kegs Shot \ 2 ca*es Circular Saws 1 case Pannel and Hand Saw* 2 casks Screws LEATHER, SHOES AND HATS 1 case Calf Wellington Boots 1 case Black Congress Gaiters 8 cases assorted Ladies’, Misses and Children’s G.iters and Shoes 1 case Patent Leather Calf Skins 787 lbs Sole Leather -«J case* Nutra, Fronch and Planters’ Felt Hats STATIONERY, SUNDRIES. 23 M Bine and Cream Laid Envelopes 5 cases Blno Wove Envelopes ““‘foolscap Letter and Note Paper (ansortedi l case Filtering Paper 45 reams Wrapping Paper 2 packages At sorted Stationery 1 cose Lead Pencils 8 cases Pino English Tooth Brashes 48 M Percussion Caps 1 onto Wool Cards DRY GOODi. 22 cases 7 8 Spring Prints 30 cases 24 in. Spring Prints 4 coses Colored Orguudy Muslin 17 coses asserted DeBage 3 bales Borage Anglais 6 balea Figured Alpacas 2 casts Cordtd Merino 2 cases Mtulin DeLaiief 3 cases Light and Colored Ohallie - 5 coses Biaclt and Colored Delaines 6 cates Plaid DtBage 1 1 bale 04 Scarlet Cloth 4 bales Black and Whito Betaine: 1 cose Mahan Checks 2 cases Uinghams 8 bales White Drill 1 caso supori.-r Blown Linen Drill 7 coses Assorted Color Peper Cambric 10 cases bleached SlUrling, 36 in. 11 cases Bleached Shitting, 40 in 3 cases Jaconets 10 bales Regatta Stripes ~i f • 5 Bales Bine. Browu and Fancy Denims • lba.e Bed Tick 850 dexen Cotton Pocket Hdkfs 4 cases Coats’ 2C0 and 800 yard Spool Option 10 cases Clark’s £00 yard Black and White spool Cot- *t<JO 3 case* Bine, Drab and W. B. linen Thread 1 case Bleached Shoe Thread, No 10 2 cases Bone Snspender Bnttons 1 cise Black Lasting Bnttons 1 caw Best Shirt Studs 1 bale, 28 pieces, C-4 black English Cassimerea UC-0,Brylin’ Needles, from 0 to 1# T case English Linen Tapes 1 balo Bine and Scarlet Batting 4 cases Hoop Skirls 3 cases English Pins 100 dozen Linen Cambric Pocket Hdkft * 1 case Men’s and Youths’ Brown Half. Hose CLOTHING. 400 English Tweed Goats and Backs 100 pair English Tweed Pant* 60 dozen Gauze Merino Under-Shirts mat 7 eodtlS . - Cargo Sale of Imported Hoods, per British • Steamers. BY R. A. PRINGLE, 137 MEETING &TBEGT, ’ CHARLESTON) SOUTH CAROLINA, JAMES H. TAYLOB, Auctioneer. - O N TUESBAY MORNING, the 17th instant, commenc ing at 10 o’clock, will be Bold— GROCERIES. ! 60 boxes Yellow Soap 63 boxes Bird shot 105 cases Sherry Wine 200 coddles Gunpowder Tea 60 half chests Hyson Tea 80 bbls Crashed Sngar 20,000 Gahanna* Began DRUGS, Ac. 60 bbla Soda Ash 250 boxes Extract Logwood *2CT flftnYffi Quicksilver 6 cases Garden Seed, assorted SHOES AND LEATHER, ‘ * 113 pair Ladies’ Cloth Gaiters * 16 pair Morocco Shoes 1 case nest Calf Skin Shoes, 100 pair 3 cases Boots, assorted, 200 pair each 1 cose Ladies’ aodGitle’ Bx>ta,803 pair WRITING PAIER AMD ENVELOPES. 10.caw Envelopes, asserted, and rated Letter and Noto Paper .1 18 cases Cap Baled Letter Paper and Envelopes' 1 case White Bank Paper DRY Gf ODS Ac. . 1 caso Colored Drilling! 2 cases Colored Paper cambric 22 pieces Colored Muslin •J pieces Regattas 6 pieces Fine Mu.lia 10 pieces Whit* Cotton 10 Paises 81 pieces Clack and White Mtulin 74 dozen Handkerchief* 2 pieces Ginghams 8 pieces Irish Linen great grow Pearl Bnttons -id piece* Satinet and Bon 1812 dozen Pen Knives fi cases linen Thread, (W. Brown acJ Block) 70 yards Sponges Feline 100 yards Non-Adhetdve Oil Cloth 60 yards Watet-Pioof Cloth 6 dezsn Ooslcil nsd DistghtMmsxres 1 box Wood Thermometei s y t gross Syringe Rods x boxes Bath Thermometers 2 bales Men’s Grey Serge Shirts, 60 doeen 1 css* Black Woolen Cloths, (satin)- 8 oosas Cotton and Wool Cassimeres' 2 esses Black, Lavender and Morion DeLaines 10 case* Fancy, Dark, and Black and White Prints b cues Black and White DeLxlccs, Imperial Violets: Mohair Checks, Figured Rips, Poplins. andCLal- IteOhecks 3 cotes and 1 bale Saxony Welch Fmnnel 2 cases Scarlet Flannel 1 bide Irn. Welch Flannel 2 bales Scarlet Teille-d Flannel -j-. Whit-- t-erges C cases Hccp Skirts 56 caeca Men's Superior French Felt and Wool HaU 60XTO*. K U r Ins OumL-s 480 aozm Dressing Combs 6) boxes Fine Dumbs. (Ivory) 70 di zen Tooth Brushes 1£0 dozen I K Long (tomb* 46 dozen IR Hair Plus 52 313 dez .n Fancy Flannel Orer Shirt* wleeilU o dr. WILLIS F. WEATHOREhAXD, FFICE at his residence on the north aids of Marietta street. JyffiWy. TO ADVERTISERS. gUSIMSSS MEN who 4mfre a flnt.OUs* Advertising Medium fur the.wbole Confederate 8tate*Jwiil (find auab|*e oe in the Confederate States Railroad Guide. Advertisements will be received at $30 per page, or .actional parts thereof at the same rate*. Address »U rders tor advertii-Mnenti, or the book to * - .. '• Vkhli * i , H. P. HILL k 00., ..ii, ;.a.: : . Griffin, Georgia. . tS.Liberal commission to the trade. .- JanS-tf SAM, R, KRAMER, IVMegale and Rutasl DRuaeisT, .SIGN OF THE GOLDXH MORTAR WHITEHALL STREET One Door ftom Mitchell St,, West Side.v ATLANTA, •• « • - GEORGIA, JanltO-3m THE DAILY BULLETIN, Published at Winchester) Tennessee, * sn^i- i TERMS: One Dollar per Month. Ai VElfTISEMEJVTS AT USUAL RATES. Address J.nSWtf «*A WM. J. SHATTER P. O’CONNOR & CO., Commission Merchants, An 1 General Dealers in OSOCSBIE8 <fc COUNTRY PEODTJCE, Decatur Street, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA, Prompt in orders and remittances. janl4-tf RIPLEY & WOOD, Commission Merchants, ■Whitehall Streep, ATLANTA, •- - - GEORGIA, VXT1LL attend to baying and selling all kind* of mer- * * chandlze All orders for goods most be accompa nied with tho cash to secure attention. Janll-ly Volunteers for Cobb’s Legion. tpiIE undersigned is authorized to receive Volunteer 1 recruits for any Company in Cobb's Georgia Legion, no* stationed near Freeleiirksbutp, Virginia. Any;.!- sou can now join this Legion, whether subject to Con scription or not, by volunteering, aud will be entitled to a BOUNTY Cir FIFTY DOLLARS, and all the rights and privilege* of Tolnnteers. wishing to join any Company In tbo Legion, can ( or coil on me at Covington, Georgia. W. D. CONYERS, febI2-2Et* Capt Co A, Infantry, Cobb’s Legion. Constitutionalist copy and send bill to this office. ■ fk A CARD. • M R. DAVID MAYER, thankful tor past favors and the uU-r»i pei,,in*gt. heretofore beat-owed npon him wonld respectfully announce to tbe citizens of Atlanta and lorrounJuig oountry, that he hu oseociaUd himself with Mvests J faccheand J. K»pp for the parpose of opctni.* *u Auction and Commission Basihew, at his old stand, on rthitehali street, Atlanta, Georgia, to commenc. on h:p- tetnber I6tb, and weald sotirit a continaance of favors fo* the new firm. . ... i si-z ■ Author iuicbtetl to Mr. D. Mayer will fin*, the books and h-tc. at the An*ton office, aud .are earnestly request- «d to call and i ssplO-tf J In MAYER. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. ' 13 All-Wool, 3-Ply Carpets, lmfcrtut Sizes—Ready Made Up—on consignment and for sale by j J' “|t ANDERSON, ADAIR k 00, fohll-tf Commission Menhants. A VALUABLE FA Ml Li KCSlDItHPK FOU SALK- N EAR the Depot it Covington, Go. Tbs boose has 7 rooms, 6 fire places, a good kitchen and 8 good negro houses. The lot contains b acres, has s good peach and apple orchard, good, never-foiling well of water, and all ueceociy ontbuildicgs. it is about uitdway bet ween the two Colleges, vi*: Masonic Female and Kuiory; also, 160 acres good tanning i tod near by,4enf which is woodland, Which will be sold with the house and lot If desired. For farther particular., apply to the undersigned, or T. F. Hyer, Covington, Georgia. - RO BERT L. CRAWLEY A BKO-, - 9 Franklin BnUding, jan24f Atlanta, Georgia. STONE CUTTERS WASTED. T O work on Stone for C. 8. Armory, at Macon, Geor gia. Having taken the ccntroc. to tarnish a Urge amount of Granite Work for the above-mentioned build-' ing. we are much in nt cd of workmen to carry on the work. We are empowered to furoiah exemptions .from Conscription, and will pay liberal wages. WOOj? ft MEADOR, one Mountain, G.crgis feblS-ltn Stone 1 Carolinian, Columbia; Telegraph, Macon, and < cle, Augusta, copy and tend bills to this offi.e immediate- — i.. .. ~r~ XT*AT WATER B 3CK PTS, Extra Family Flour, fieri it ground from Wldte Wheat, and Wheat Bran, for sal- by [mar4-tlj FOSTER, QUEEN ft 00.