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I tfMK FXJ'BLIO 6000 B1VOKX mVAVli ADVA* l'A9I BY ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1863. VOLUME IU—NO. 24 »«J >KDI.IIUI.| I Lsoua a. um PEASE & DAVIS. WHOLESALE O H O O E K N —SND— >mniisslon Merchants. a t'oarhtree.Htreet, «> n.A«T<\. ... gku Km a M KitK>i BKOOM.% rwumN KUCiLKT.l -riAKOH SCO A IS KlOfc. KLOUR, MEAL, VlN tiftAK. 0IGAH8, 1-HlRftN H HHEETINOS. MWNABITRG8. YARNS, 14 hogsheads Choke Brown Sugar 300 Mm Tobacco 16 begs prime UI. 0,0- 100 doa«a Wrier Bnc* — arriving 60 kegs Nalls- • •* .tod size* : bozMTn'iwDtlawBc «• »■'•' PEARK A DAVIB. A. C. WYLY & CO.. WBOUIALI O R OOEKS Commission Merchants, At 1h.tr Old Stand, Corner of Peach-Tree and Walton St*., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. fobl-tf . SAM, R. KRAMER, H’holusale and Retail X> JR UGGIST, bioh or tux goldxh mortar WHITEHALL HTRKKT, tine Iimi (tom Mitchell St., Wort Side. eTLAaVA, ..... OKORQIA. .THE DAILY BULLETIN, Published at Winchester, Tennessee, TOMB: One Dollar per Month. 1>' V£UT(SEM£ST8 AT USUAL RATES. Address Jac3*dtf W«.J BLATTER Agency for Ya. Tobacco. A. CONNELL, hate or Memphis, Tanm. Ab established in Hoot O AMD CHKWINO RUIN IA T0BAC00, to which be would respectfully d*- . .wet public aiuatioo. Tho at re former), occupied by ltun. MidJMou A UotUo, No. 11 Court street, lou been • eased for lh. purpose, where at ell time, ean be bond not oa'y die beet end mud piml assortment ol Tobacco ust- I ride of Virginia; bet also a cv-ostant supply ol Urn coarsest . urdaosat grates of SUGAR. The facilities NouSe-VBarka Wanted. MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE, i AtlaMta, Us., June 20,1863. ) Mem, 1 branches 1 MK bail pricee will be |-ald b, largo quantities of the 8 4 lowing BARKS: branches and root of Dogw ood, (root preferred); I end root, of White W Ulow; root, trank tuid i of American Poplar, (called eleo White-wood, wood end tulip-tree,! ,0 °t preferred. Three berks met l-e carefully dried and securely pack- , eJ, They way he brought to ihia office, or sent t*> Mr. L W. Weller, Botanical Agent, Carter.rillo Ga.; or W. W. Durham, Botanical Agent, Decatur, Ha UKuKiiE 8. BLACKXB, ,yl-tt Surgeon end Medical Purvey or, tn 8. A. jJJOfaa SPINNING WHEELS, . SLAIK3, SHUTTLES, Ac Aar eale by J R PITTS, febll-Sm Marietta street Omoa or Assurairt QuAXtmtAon Columbus Ga* Sept. 6,1853. JAt.^^t^Quatlermaater General, 1 lmve been ( o: tl .pnrchMt. Leather ow bead and wanting HldesTwUl do well to ad dress me with proper references The army moat be shod. killed for the army, for tanning, and the of Leather for m«i,Ti factoring. Tanner, ha vine the duty of all patriotic tanner* to audit in ao All leather held at unreasonable price, will he prlni f.W. DILLARD. 14b. LANGSTON CRANE* HAMMOCK Commission Merchants. »ttT BOOK TO CONFEDERACY OFFICE, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA For the Sale of Real Entitle, all kinds of Mer chandise and l'rodui e. Prompt personal attention to the filling of all orders. UKPRUKPCK8 W W day tun, Agent Ga It K Bank, Atlanta. Ga I U Porter, Ag’t(la R 1( Depot, Atlanta, tie. Pblo'yr A Clayton, Augusta, Ga A P Dealing, Oaehier Bank of Athene Geo W William, A Co, Ouarleston, H 0 Ber J W Butko, Mucor, Ga A O Van Epps, Chattanooga. Tenit R O Roberts, Sweet Water, but Tenn 8 0 Ellington, Wunliingtoo, Ga. lau8Mf • M w UDtcnisot* N iCW FIRM R. M. PARKS & CO , AUCTION * AMD Commission Merchants, No. 14 Alabama Street, Corner of Pryor, ATLANTA, .... GEORGIA, R ESPECTFULLY aollcll a ahare • f patronage and bope by atrict attentkai to buahteee to give entire eatis- taction to tbalr patron,. - doc5 tf AMOSa L1GON Ac CO., Wholesale Grocers : AND * - . >( COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Comer of Whitehall and Mitchell Streets. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, E OB the aale of Prodao., Merohandlae, Beal Estate, Ke gross, Ac. ddeo-tl w a la maw a oou. w r imua. INMAN, COLK He CO*. GENERAL Commission Merchants, For the Purchase and Sale of Merchandise, Real Estate, Live' Slock, Bonds, Sleeks. Negroes, No. I A. r M bare ample atom room, and will giro personal at V V tentiou to all borineea entrusted to us. Offloo it Beach A Boot’, atom, Whitehall etreet uorl-tl WANTED, AT THA ATLANTA STEAM TANNERY. . FOR OA S H, 5,000 CORDS BARK. B Y. lUttiDBBSOM. Agent. lanlTtf TO SHIPPERS OP FREIGHT. I N oontequanoe of the extraordinary demanda tnadt upon our Honda for Transportation, by tbe Confode rate Staton Government; together with tbe existence of a etata of dmunstancos, over which we nor our Ageuta can have any control, notice it hereby given, that the We,torn A Atlantic, llacon A Western, and Atlanta A W< it-Poiai Railroad, will not heieafter roceiveptransport, or stofo any freight, until further notice, (except for Governu eat) unioss the owner, agent, or chipper, at tbe point of ship ment, first eigne a atipulatiou or agreement, relieving tb. Roods from all liability for l.as or damage JOHN & ROWLAND, . Superintendent V. i A. L R ISAAC 800TT, President M. A W. K. R. GEO. O. HULL Snperintendent A. A M. P. K. R. Atlant s Nov. *8. I'B noviffi-tf For Sale. A Valuable P'ANTION, containing 1,037 acres, ol which *50 .crm a-e cleared, and in no excellent state of cultivation, situated ou Ktokee Creek and ad joining land, of Major N H Real, eight mile. Bern Daw- eon, Terrell count J. She place is well improved, with ,ood and comfortable framed rmbina and nil other Dime aary building,. The land, will predace from 1,000 to MOO pound, of Cotton per acre, and from 16 to SO Imah- eleof Corn, tn lart the beet and enreat Cotton nod Corn Land, in Southwest Georgia. The above will be sold far ttO per acre, and possession given to the purchaser the am of January, 1864. Corn, Fodder, Stock, <c,can be bought with the place. For further pm ticulars, addrem the subscriber at Chickasaw hate hie, Terrell county. U< orgia Iebl0-2m JOHN B VANOVER. J. Be TIPPIN, •teinaalo ab* Roiail Dealer in Foreign aa* Dos Satin DRY GOODS, I ft >NN ALLY’S BLOCK. Whitehal) rtnet owrdcwnjnm 95 A .GOOD EGG,” SURE. ACRES OF WELL-TIMBERED LAND >6r SALE, within reveo rnilee of Atlanta, on the road leading to Turner A M.yeoa’s Ferry, with n comfortable dwelling botwe and ont-bnUdinge; abu, a No. 1 Steam Saw Mill In fian tunning order, with lathe and ehingle machines at tached, With power Mffic eat to ran them all at the aa> time. All for die small asm of $o,00U. Those wMiog U purchase will plee.o apply to J. R. Mayeon. Atlanta Fe mala iNtitnta, or J A Maywon. on the premiMe declT-tf LtlOR UEllrl AGAIN. - SHARES ffulon lean and Building Stock for aale. ' ALSO To Grom Matches. j.r WALLACE. fcks.,1 At the store ofP. A O. T. DODD. 72 »outturn >1K<». W. ADAIR,.......J. HENLY SMITH, EDITORS AND PE0PR1KT01U. B. a SMITH, M. D, —.—1. N. CARDOZO, UaOCUBDINU. ova NSW RATES. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Dally, per annum .*1* 00 Daily, six months 7 00 Daily, three months, 4 Daily, one month ... 1 60 Weekly per annum - 4 00 No name entered on our Books wlthect Payment in Advance ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY. For each square of ten lines or less, or space to the amount of one sqnxre, for one insertion, 91. For eaeh subsequent insertion less than one month, 60 cents per square. Un advertisements standing one tnonth.a (tednet,on of 10 per cent, will be made, O advertisements standing two mon'hs, a deduction of 80 per cent will be made. Advertisements atauding three months will be ebaaged tttb per square. No advertisement taken for a longer period than three months. • f Advertisements or notices in tbelocal column, will be charged 85 cents per line for each Insertion. All obituaries and articles that are personal, or not of general pablio interest, must be paid for as advertise ments ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. Advertisements In the Weekly only, will be charged $1 per square (or each insertion. Advertisements appearing In both the Daily and Week ly, will be charged 76 cents per square for each insertion in the Weekly. Ilovr to Send tie Money with Safety; We have made an arrangement with the Express Company, to bring us all letters containing money, which our patrons may choose to send by this means of convey- aufce. 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. - , .. , |gy* All such letters must be sealed with ‘jtax, j[tbe law reijuirea this,) and the amount of-money contained therein, must be marked on the outside. ~ ; City Snhicrlber.*. gag?* Mr. Jeese Reneau is authorised to receive and reoeipt for subsoriptlons to the Southern Confederacy. . Oar Carrier arrangements are now so per fected by “Uncle Jesse” and “John Wesley, 1 that every residence, office and shop in the city can get the Confederacy - in good time every morning. Atlanta Hoepltal Aiioclatton. The following committee has been appoint- ni to cook for the wounded soldiers at the Hospitals,.commencing March 9th, 1863: Monday—Mrs Dr Young, Mrs J H Loveioy, Mrs ' Dr Alexander, Mrs E Payne, Mrs Ven- ablo. Tuesday—Mrs Dr Grant, Mrs 6 G Howard, Mrs Oliver Jones, Mrs D Pitman, Mrs Jno H Seals. VVednesday—Mrs Geo Hull, Mrs S. B, Rob son, Mrs *V Peck, Mrs Lawsho, Mrs Cox. Thursday—Mrs Crussell, Mrs Rice, Mrs 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. SaaJay -Mrs Goode, Mrs Ponder, Mrs Da vis, Mrs Purtoll. 81. Phillip’s Hospital Aid Society. 1 he following Ladies have been appointed to cook for the “Soldiers’ Rest” the week beginN ning Feb. 23d, 1863: Monday.—Mrs Pinkerton, Mrs Morel, Mrs Deake, Miss Sinclair. Tuesday.—Mrs Soloman, Mrs Purse, Mis Freeman, Mrs Wright. Wednesday.—Mrs M Robinson, Mrs Wells, Mrs. Hardeman, Mrs Wyly. Thursday—Mrs Browning, Mrs La2arus, Mrs Saloshin, Mrs Boring. Friday.—Mrs Sells, Mrs Ball, Mrs E B Walk er, Mias Mollie Wright. Saturday.—Mrs Kennard, Mrs II T Jones, Miss Mattie Watkins, Mrs W Peters. Sanday.—Mrs Shallcrosa, Miss Nannie Jud- son, Miss Rowena Hale, Mrs Judson. Mrs H. T. JONES, Directress. Bring in yonr Advertisements earley ■he day and there will be no delay in their pea ranee. ap- tf TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT. TN coMi-queuca of tha extraordinary demands made nj> JL ou oe.- Roada for Transportation, together «nh tbe tha exMence of a etata of cireanutancea over which we nor our agent* can have an; control, Ootire Is hereby giv en that the Wee,ern A AUanlic, Macon A Western, aad Atlanta A Weat Point Roads, will not here liter receive, transport, or store say freight Ircm any a urre or author ity, no til further notice, unless the owner, agent, or ship per. at-the point of ehlpmen’, first eigne a stipulation or agreement, relieving the rood from all liability. John s Rowland, Sup’t w a a r r ISAAC SCOTT, Prae’t M A W R B GEO. 6. HULL, Sup’t A AW KE Mtfsam Atlanta, Feb. 38.1863. PLANTATION FOR SALE, a N excellent Plantation, in a high state of Cultivation containing 685 scree, 130 of which are flm rate hot tea. only 36 miles from the Atlanta A Wc-t Point Rail- read, ou the Chattahoochee River, inCampbeU county, cai be bought by application to thD office. febU-tf Grand Jury PreisentmeiUs. Paulding Superior Court, 1 February Term, 1863. J Wo, the Grand Jury, sworn, chosen and eeleoted for the County of Paulding, beg leave to submit the following general Present ments: , . Through tbe proper Committees, we havo examined the various books of the County Of ficers, except that of the Clerk of the Inferior Court, who is absent, and whose office is clos ed, and we find them neatly and correctly kept. We respectfully hut earnestly oall the attention of the Inferior Court to the.bad con dition of the Court House, especially to the leak at the northern chimney, and recommend such repairs as the Court may think neoes- *ary. By reference to the books of the County Treasurer, we find thaF since the last Term of this Court, he has recoived into his hand the sum of $416 25; that he has paid out the the sum of $415, and his commission being $4 35, leaves nothing in his hands. The whole amount of tho Sohool Fund received last year was $1714, deduoting 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 32 to be paid teachers by the paronta of solvent children, lacking but twenty-two and a-half per ceent. to be paid by parents. This result is certainly gratifyiog to the people of the county. We recommend that a tax often per cent, be assessed for sohool purposes for the present year. We wonld also call the attention of the ClerkB and ot the Shoriff of this county to the necessity of keeping the doors of the Court House olosed. We notice with pain theshame- 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 tho destitute oondition of a great number of women and children whose husbands and fathers have entered the service of our coun try, wo most urgently recommend to the In ferior Court of this County not to grant any licenses to make or retail any spirituous li quors distilled from grain ol any kind. This prohibition is not only a wise aud wholesome public policy, but is dictated by tho strongest feelings of sympathy for the families of those noble men who have sacrificed every thing in defense of our honor aud our national rights. We would call the attention-of the people ,nfour county.to the brilliant military achieve uiu/its of onr gallant army since the last Term of this Court, and congratulate them upon thej encouraging prospects of our army and coun try-generally. It is true that our enemy has a powerful and well -equipped army in the field, and-that he is threat ning t > bring the horrors of devastating war t«> • ir vi ry doors,' by laying waste our cities i>1-> , ue owl <»l in tho West, but discontent am ..spir. -i. and want of confidence, an* «..r « j i7ur -u. solves all through bis arm. * .i.Naim ern States, while we are (tinted .■.<( . •111101 -With a firm reliance upon the ekitl aud bra very of our soldiers, the justice of our cause, and the assistance of a Divine Providence, we can bat indulge the hope that at no distant day the clouds of war shall be dispelled by the sun of peace, and our sons and brothers and bnsbands be restored to the bosoms of the loved and grateful ones at- home. We tender to His Honor Judge Feather- stone, and to the Solicitor-General, B. D. Tbomasson, our grateful acknowledgments for their kindness and courtesy to thiB body. Whitwill Q Adair, for John B Adair, Garrett H Spinks, Edward Y Johnson, Wm W Busby, James Cantrell, Martin N Lawrence, James G Denton, Nicholas C Allen, Josiah Camp, Moses Meek, Samuel Denton, Henry Lester, Lemuel Moulding, Daniel W Norton, James T Norton, Frederiok Thomson, David M Taylor, William E MoEver, William Fuller, Thomas Moody, Thomas R Sheats. John M Bensen, ly special request of the Grand Jury, it is ordered by the Court Jhat the foregoing Pre sentments be published in the Atlanta Intellir gencer and Southern Confederacy, LUCIUS H. FEATHKR8T0NE, J.-S. C., P. C. B. D. Thomabson, SoL Gen. JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE, And for Sale Low for Caslt, OR KEGS SODA 250 Bm Indigo 1000 Bm Green Feint 3000 B>s Venetian Red 500 Bn Yellow Faint 300 Bm VermilUin Bed 400 Die Black Pepper 800 S>a Cloves 260 ffia Mace 26 do* Mustard. ALSO 160 oxa. Quinine - £0 ou. Morphine 60 Dm Opium, Together wi h a flue asa.-.rtmeat of all kind* <fl Medi cines—Cheap for t ash 8. R. KRAMER, Sign of tho Golden Mortar, - feb22-3m * Whitehall street. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. T Of'T, on the Oth instant, between WhiaohaU street and I i Giant’s Hospital, a leather Pocket Book, containing between one hundred and seventy-five and two hundred dollars—Confederate notes—principally in twenties and tens. Tho finder will receive the above reward by leaving tbe book and money at this office, or returning it to me t Grant’s Hospital. janl7-tf K. M. FOSTER. SIRUP. 1CA BRLS'PRIMROROB.HA AND FLORIDA6YBUP IOU it 0 hbia Pibne N O Syrup, On eo jUnineot and for ills by ANDERSON, ADAIR A CO., mar64t A SUBSTITUTE WANTED. O YER 46 YBABS OLD, to take the place of e roldter in one of the oldest Georgia Beglmenta now in Vir- tr to A. K. 8EAGO. Or LEWIS L. ABBOTT. ginia. Apply to CHANGE BILLS. W B are baying Alabama «-h»ngo Bills—payable in in Montgomery '■r Enfcula, Alabama. . CRAWFORD, FRAZER A 00, tan36'tf No 8, Whitehall If 0 ■ am blub stone—copperas. R SALE BY THE PACKAGE, BY * GNU i SWEET, AgSB' SAVANNAH CALLS! RALLY GEORGIANS, And Fill up tlie Ranks! O UR COMPANY having been organised and-received as Company A, in Col. J. L. Hardee’s Regiment, now oompleUng its organisation for service on tho COAST OF GEORGIA, Wo will accept a fow more recruits to fill it np to tho maximum standard. The beat of Arms and Clbthlng furnished a* aoou as tho Regiment it organised. D O 8MITHT Captain. K W CRAVEN,net Lieut. J S THRASHER. 2d Liont. J J McKOY, B’vt 2d Lieut. “ J L Hardea Rifles,” Hardee’s Beg’t Ga Volst One of them may be found et ell times at tbe office <u Col*. Uprtrell and Hill, where they will rooetva recruits and pay the BOUNTY OP $M>. Atlanta, Ga„ March 8,1S68: mnD-tf CARPETS, CARPETS, OAEPETS, JUST RECEIVED, ONE VELVET AND FOUR BRU8fKL8 C A R PE T S, Ready-Made, on consignment and for sale by ANDERSON, ADAIR A 00. mai4-iw J* GOODMAN & CO., (In Markham’a Bnildirg,) W HITE ALL STREET, Two doors from corner Alabama street. R eady-made clothing Hosiery Pooket Knives Pocket Books Paper - Shoe* and Boots 8.000 lbs topped as Cotfon Cards Coats’ White Thread, And a variety of other good*and notions. mai7-lm TO ADVERTISERS. 0U81NB8S MEN who dadrs a first.Clan Advertising Medium Fur the.*hole Umfodetate StataaJwlU jAud such|an < Confederate States Railroad Guide. - j'.7, >*; - 7." AdvertisemonU will be reoeived at 930 per page, ot motional parti thereof at tho same rates. Addrtes aU rdata for advertisimenta, or the book *o H. P. HILL A 00., Griffin, Georgia. *3 Liberal commission to tho trade. janS-tf LADIES’ SHt ES 'I’HK undersigned beg respectful ly to inform tbe La- A dies of Aflauta aud vi-nulty. that they have opt their establishment lor -the mauu'acture aud tale of LADIES’ SHOES. of aU kinds. Those who are in waut of anything tu their line, are re- respectlhlly invited to call and oxntuiue their stock. ■ Uooius on Whitehall street, over the Book stern ot Messrs. J. J. Richards A CO. H W. SKYM01TH A C.1, Atlanta, January 9, 1863.' ^ jBffftm* PROVOST GUARD TAKE* NOTICE'.' P I oompHancs with Special Order No. —, received from 0 lyfl. V. Leo’s headquaitore, ordering us at ouco to cal 'inwuy men ab-out from onr commands, we hereby notify all soldiers absent Irom Compauies A, It, 0 and 1>, on any pretence whatever, that they must immediately report in person, to their respective commands at these Camps. Any failing to comply with this Older will be dealt with as the military law directs. MARK D LEE, Capt Co A. TH03 J ECHOLS, Capt Co B. JAB W LONGING, Capt Co C. EUGENE HOLMSS, Capt Co D Camp Shackelford, sear Atlanta, G*> March 6th, 1893. POCKET KNIVES. 07ft DOZ HEAVr POOKET KNIVES *•” 100 doz 0 irnmon Single Blade Knives 30 dor Seperflne Ten anB Pocket Knives 100 dog Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs 100 doz Linen Boaom Shirts Heavy Cotton Socks Lambs’ Wool Uuden-hivtfl Heavy Army Shoes fen, Ac Just receivrd aud tir tale,, at a moderate advance, ai Wholesale by P. G. ilKSSENT, Commission Merchant, mai7-St Whitehall at, opposite Ga R R Bank. STEAM ENGINES. 2 NEW STEAM BNQINK8 FOR SALE, complete, and (without boilers) are 96 inched stoke end 12 inebee bore. Witt do e duty of 25 TO 30 HORSE POWER, Heavy Bed-Plate, and Fly-Wheel 9 felt diameter, and IS iuebes face. Adders. JA8. L. DUNNING, mat6-2w* Atlanta, ueorgia. To Capitalists and Speculators, FOR SAZ.S OR EXCHANGE. AAA ACRB3 OF LAND, in Emannel ooanty.- AiljUUU Also, my landed interests in Montgomery count*, and some lota in ‘Cherokee, Georgia: Address, through Poet Office, P. H. LOUD, mar6-lm* Atlanta, Georgia. DRYGOODS. 5Q0Q YARDS CALICOES 300 yards bleached Sheeting 860 pair Ladles’and Misaca Gaiters and Slipper 12 docen Men’s and Boy’s Hata And a variety of Fancy Dry Ooodj, for sale at wholuai- only by B. SOLOMON A BROS, deel7-tf Oommiasioo Mcrcbante, NOTICE OP PAY MASTER. H AYING been assigned to duty as Pay Master at this post, notice la hereby given that I have enteiod upon tbe discharge of the duties assigned me. Office on Alabama street, nearly opposite tbe Market House - it. F. BOMAR, Capt. end Aet. Q. M Atlanta, Feb. 14,1848. foblu COME TO JACK WALLACE T DODD’S CORNER, WHITEHALL STREET, with ). ail yonr Change Bills ou the Joaiah Morris A Oo r J. bn Qenly A Co, . And get 90 cento on the dollar. WANTED, TO PURCHASE A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE, from S to 10 Horae Power Apply to feb21-2w J MCPHERSON A 00. RED CLOVER SEED. ^ SMALL lot of Choke East Tennessee, Bed (Rover Seed, fresh and Clean J HcPHBRSON A 00. SUPERIOR SMOKING TOBACCO. CASKS TEN-POUNDS BALES, 3 Cues one-pound Papers, The bales we e put up b- the spriog of 1861, by Wads A Moorman of Ljnckbnrg Va, expressly for.the Baltimore market. It la free frem sterna and dirt and made or Nol Tobacco. The Found F.pera are in admirable condition for letail leg. On consignment and for aale by R. H..PARKS A 00.. ? , f,b:2 tf Whitehall street. SUBSTITUTES t R ELIABLE SUBSTITUTES, over 45, can be had by ap plying lo J. K. Wallace, *t the store orP- A G; F. I>odd- Cm vaairiiT - fitwoob RIPLEY & WOOD, Commission Merchants, W hitelxall Street, ATLANTA, - GEORGIA, txf ILL attend to buy lug and selling all klnda of mer- » v ehandixe. AU order* for goods must be accompa- aled with the cash to secure attention. janll-ly Volunteers for Cobb’s Legion. r I tBK undersigned' is authorized to receive Volunteer 1 'Tecmlta for auy Company iu Cobb’s Georgia Legion, now stationed near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Any per son cau now joiu tbis Legion, whether subject to Con scription or not, by volunteering, and will be entitled to a BOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLARS, aud all the rights and privileges of volunteers. Persons wishiug to join any Company in the Legion, can address ot call on mu at Covington, Ueorgia. . W. D. C0NYBR8, fublS-21t* Capt Co A, Infantry, Cobb’s Legiun. ConiitUntlonabst copy aud send bill to this office. - VV..,' . A CARD. M lt. DAVID MAYER, thankful lor peat favors ami the liberal patronage heretofore bostowe<l upon him ftonld respectfully announce to tbe citizens of Atlanta, aud nuronndiLg country, that he has aasoclatld himself with Eessrs. J. Jacobi) and J. Kapp for Uie purpose of opening an Auction and Commission fliisiueas, at his old stand, ou -Whitehall street, Atlanta, Georgia, to commenoe on Sep tember 16th, and would solicit a continuance of favors for the new firm. All those indebted to Mr. D. Mayer will fiuv the books tnd netes at the Auction office, and are earnestly request- ai to call and |»eplO-tij Dr MAYER. ATTENTION! TWO MORE~COMFANIES Wanted for _Ooast Defense. 11 if Y REGIMENT, authorized by tho Secretary of War, 1VJL to arrve on the O ast of Georgia, la nearly complete. 1 want two more companies at onco. Single recruits wit be received. Parties bringing squads of 90 or 80 men cat, unite lo tons a Company, with the privilege of electing the Compauy officers.- Fitly notiars B.nnty will be paid immediately. JOHN L. HARDEE, marl tf Col. Commanding. GOLD AND SILVER COIN. i GOLD COIN " _ 1 370 Silver Cain, for sate by iebx6-le T. G. SIMMS NEW BACON. 1 200 ” ICK HAMS, to arrive 600 lbs assorted ghouidc-rs, to strive A few choke old Hama iu Store, for sale by feb25-lw T.ii. SIMMS. MORE SOAP. 6oo ‘g&atr soap * w*Smms. A VALUABLE FAMILY RE8IDEMCE FOE SALE. VTEAR tho Depot at Covington, Oe. Tbe house has 7 roona, 6 fire places, a good kitchen end 3 good negro houses. The lot oonlefn* 6 acres, baa a good teach aad It is about midway between the do Female end Emory; also, 100 near by, 45 of which is woodland, good i each and apple orchard, good, never-failing well of water, aad all uecesukry outbuildings. It is about two Colleges, viz: Maaonk Female. • foul forming land near I which will be sold with-the boees aad lot If dpsiaad. For forther particulars, apply to tbe undersigned, or T. F. Uyer, Covington, Georgia. ROBERT L. CBAWLKV A BRO, Frauklln Building, JenS-U Atlanta, Georgia. STONE CUTTERS WANTED. O work on 8tone for C. 8. Armory, at Macon, Qeor- __ ‘ gl*. Ha-ring taken the cc-utrac. to tarnish a Urge amoeet of Granite Work for the above-mentioned build ing, wo an. much in n*ed of workmen to carry on the work. We are empowered to furnish exemptions .from Conscription, and will pay liberal wages. - WOOD * MEADOR, feblS-lm Stone Mountain, Georgia. CaiolinUn, Oolnmbia; Telegraph, Macon, andChrac.1- de, Augnsta, copy and send bills to this office immediate ly- T. L. JOHNSON * CO., WHOLESALE COMAJfSSIOB MLKCHASTS, SELMA, ALABAMA £_)KuMPT attention ^to all nisisfgiimseta. Advances Mtosra. Uunmcntt ATay tor, AU^U,' MeasnnW A Co, Atlanta. 100 ke.t Nalls, assorted 20,000 lbs Swedea Iron 200 bushels 8eed Os’s Jost arrived and for tala by J. L WINTER A CO, No. 30 Alabama street. RETURN AT ONCE. Ci«r Iflra Groroia Kiomisr, Worroama Bxmu»x, • Fredericksburg, Va., Feb. 24th, 18(4. f tern ef my Compauy who obtaiowt fnrlougts prevkos to the 1st of J senary, 1163, are hereby or dered to report to their Keglinena within fifteen days, otherwl-o they will be considered and treated as desert- J 0 KOPKR, Capt Com’d’g Oo F, 18th Ga Reg’L JUST RECEIVED. Cft BUS. FRESH TENNESSEE CLOVER SEED a)(J foooo iu O- pper, In 50 »rd 100 lb boxes 8 boxes Scotch Sunil 60 It s Tennessee Shoe Thread hOB-T. J. LOWRY A OO., Cv mudssion Merchants, marfi-lw ’ Whitehall street.