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4 %sm PUBLIC 600B PRIVATE ABTABtiBl aa ‘>Y ADAIR & SMITH. ATLANTA, GEORGIA; THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1863. VOLUME III—NO. 37 »ni.nuM PZA8E A DAVIS, WHOLS8AL2 <J» WOO E H ^ 1 Mwisaion Merchants, PencbtrM-HtrMt, ATLANTA, ! GEORGIA IOBAGGO, BAOON. BROOMS, BUCKETS, STARCH. SUGARS RICE, FLOUR, MEAL, VINEGAR, CIGARS, HH1RTIN( S 08NABURGS, SHEETINGS. YARNS, 14 hogsheads Choice Brown Sugar '400 Ihiim Tobacco 1,000 Bm KilUcklnlck Tobasoo lft bag* prime Klo Ooflr 100 doaen Water Boo* — arrlTisg 60 keg* Nalk—> *. .ted sit** i- bo*e% Tn'Dentin* Bo «•**-»■ PEASE * DAY IB. * A. CONNELL, NO. U COURT STREET, MONTOOD^BRY. ALABAMA A8 now OD hit-d and daily nceiving thu largest aud Uatae'rcied Mock oi Totacoo over offered to toe e In toi* • action, both Chewing and Smoking.— Among the lot may be r>ood tbe following brand*: “H B Fannor;’ H r “Grave*;” “Black Tana;" * “ Path-Finder?• “riohn Morgan;” - Lillie Lea;” “Twlnii” “ 1C F Keen;” - Van Taliaferro Twlet j" ■‘3 T Darts,“ “X BheU-," “Win Adalpbo;* Anl m>oy other weU known bitQdi. Ucaka Smoking * Gold Doil, u id 8X B> bag* 26 box** Bmoktog, in paper*; . 1ft cask* 8moklug.’‘'Uckal*walta; u 60 bit ret* Smoking, in bag*: 00 cue* Smoking, odljr BvWleg*, in 6 and 10 Bt bale*; ft cue* Smoking, Excelsior. Together with all tbe fanoy Smoking Tobacco which is manufactured in Lynchburg, Yirglula. Call toon and se lect from thl< Mock, or sena In your order*, which wiUie- ceiv prompt and personal attention. marlSfim ctwoon iilPLEY & ^TOOD, Commission Merchants, WhltetukU Street, ATLANTA, .... OKOUQlA, W ILL attend to haying and nelllng ail kind* of mer- chandlxe. All order* for good* moat be aocompa- aied with the raeS to aecnre attention. jsmll It Agency for Ya. Tobacco. A. CONNELL, font* of Huaphll, Teaa. , i as established in Montgomery, Alabama, a flrct-ctam n agency for aU kind* ot SMOKING AMD CHEWING viikil.Mi TOBAOOO, to which he would reapectfnliy dL ect public attention. The .hire lormuriy occupied by -tueere. Middleton A Loftto, No, 11 Oonrt street, haa lew teased lor the pnrpoee, where at all time* can be found not ju'y Uie beat and mo*k§M*lF*yweortment td Tobacco ontr . uda ol Virginia; but ateo a cvntiaot supply ot Um ooareeil .nd finest gra lee of SUGAR. The tadhue* lor obtaining , ,e<ar cannot ie anrpaaeod by any other bonee in tho Con- - deracy topHO-.f Notice—Barks Wanted. i> UKDICAL PURVEYOR S OFFICE, i Aruisri, G*., Jane 20, ls62. f- tl u K be t price* will be paid by the nnuerMgned for i .argr quauutia* of th* fallowing BARKS: Stem, tranche, and root of Dogwood, (root p'alerted), tranche* and root* of White Willow} root, trank and tranche* ol Amci Her. Poplar, tnailed aUo Wnite-wood, Oauoe-wud and tulip-tree,) root preforred. three bark* tunat be carefully dried and securely pack ed. They may be brought to thiaofic^ or sen* to Mr. L. W. Waiter, Botanical Agent, ChrtenvUle lie.; or W. W. Durham, Botanical Agent, Decatur, Ga. GEORGE A BLA0KU, lyl-tL Sargepn and Medical Parr*) or, UAL 004*8 SPINNING WHEALS, SLAIEB. SHUTTLES. AC hy J E PITTB, Marietta street. Residence for Sale, Lo,l “«w compel* me to retid* In Atlanta. 1 hare ATA therefore, determined to eell my KeaUaace at N»ur- nan, Ueonla * The bodge contain, a nm and doable kitchen—aegro *“' r»«l wail of water. Aim, 7 acre, of land, on Which ihe.eta * good orchard and weU cultivated vi Be it*™* '? '"4) embracing one acre and well scented. pratnl*** U la good repair, and cue of the ln N ‘*uah- (41 milee from Atlan ta ) UC W r,t-Point It ilroad *5 «o purchase reeideace, will fine i. V* • rM,ia * 1 *• K5S and addre* C W. Winter,caieof J. L.pFINIKK a o i, No. A) Ala betas atr.et, Atlanta, ** house wanted. UL T ANTED TO BUY IN ATLANTA OR MARIETTA, u . .*?•“ h * fc *»of three or foar room,, in a dry, healthy location Cath will be paid. Addrw at ohee a* to price aad improvement*, Mr*. LLP,Box*7Chafo taaooga, Tenn. mart0-7t» LANGSTON CEAKs & EAQMOSK Commission Merchants. »«XT OOOK TO CoiFCDERACY OFFICE, — B.C, flMfTPti FJhmj WHITEHALL STREET, ATLAS TA, GEORGIA For tbe Sale ■of-Beal -Estate, all kimls of Mer chandise and Frodace. ! Prompt personal attention to the filling of all orders RKFEKKKCE3. W W Clayton, Agent Ga B R Bank, Atlanta, Ga. I H Porter, Ag’t Ga R K Depot, Atlanta, (la. PhtnlEy A Oltyton, Augusta, Os. A t Doarihg, Caxhter Bank of Allien* Geo W Williams A Co, Cnarlesltm, S 0. Rev J W Barks, Maeo<-, Ga A O Van Bppa, Chattanooga. Term BO Roberta, Sweet Water, East Tenn 8 O KlUngton, Washington, Ga. jauBl-tf M W HDT0B*SCB NEW FIRM R. M. PARES & CO., AUCTION AND Commission Merchants, So. 14 Alabama Street, Comer of Pryor, ■ I ; ' 1 ATLANTA, .... GEORGIA. R E8PEOTFOLLT solicit a share ■ f patronage and hope . by strict attention to tantness to ghw swUrgsatli taction to their patrons. - - AMOSW LIGON & CO.. Wholesale Grocers ULKUtfru AND COHTHIISSIOR WERCHflNTS, Comer of Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, F5 the sale of Produce, Merchandise, Real Estate, Ne- roee, Ac. ' ddeO-tf finmle. noon. wrnntAH. INMAN, COLE & CO.. GENERAL Commission ^Merchants, for the Purchase and Sale of Merohandise Beal Gstatn, Live Stock, Bonds, Stocks, - Negroes, &o. * A / S have ample store room, and win give personal av V\ tention to all bnslneu entrnated too*. Office ii Beach A Boot’s store, Whitehall street. novl-tt • WANTED, { AX THE ATLANTA STEAM TAHHBE1. " for ^ash,J 6,000 OORDS BAKK. a. X. HKSDE3K)«, Aguv ymOTtf TO SHIPPERS OP FREIGHT. i n cons eon snoe of ik* extraordinary domands znadt upon oar Roads for Tranxpartaticn, by the Confede rate slate* Gc-i^r ament;* together with the existence of a state of drcnnutanceo, over which we nor our Agent* can hare any control, notice i* hereby given, that the Western A Atlantic, Macon A Western, and Atlanta A W»*t-Poini tUilroad* will not heieafler receive, .transport, or (tom any freight, until farther notice, (except for Uovernu entj untam the. owner, agent, or shipper, at the point of ship ment, drat signs a stipnlatichor agreement, relieving tbe Read* from all liability for lea or damage - JOHN 8. ROWLAND, Superintendent W.1LB.H ISAAC SCOTT, President M. A W. B. R GEO. G.'UULL. Snperintaodent A. A W. P. U. U Atlanta, Nov. S3, lvtS. novklktl :U0\; For, Sale. . A VALUABLE P> A^ION, containing 1.037 acres, *3k.'aluch *M acre* me cleared, an J in an sxcellent state of caUtvatlon, situated on Kfokee Creek end ad- Joining land* of Major N H Beal,eight mile* Item Dew- son, Terrell county. The place is well improved, with ; ood and comfortable Iramcd cabins and all other neces- lary building*. The •and* will produce from 1,000 to l,fbO pound* of Colton per acre, and from la to SO bnsb- el* of Oorn, in fact tbe bat and snrait Gotten' and Corn Lands in Sonthweat Georgia. Tho above will be sold far fid per acre, and soueuton given to the purchaser the first of January, 1864. Corn. Fodder, Stock, cc, can be bought with the place. For further paiiicnlan, address the subscriber at Chickisewh&tchie, Terrell county, Georgia. - - - M>l0-2m JOHN B VANOVER. J. B. TIPP4N, •olMh^ABd KetAli tlealer id Foreign an ^ DomCeUi. DRV GOODS, lONNALLr8 BLOCK. WhiuhaU area* w Soon (mm (j Alabama street. ian!4-tf A “GOOD EUtt,” SURE. Ii- ACKKS or WKLL-riMBKK,b LAND PuK SALE, M i) within seven mile* of Atlanta, an the rued leading to Turner A Msyson’s Ferry, with a comfortable dwelling km*M and out-building*; alio, a No. 1 Steam Saw Mill ln fine i tunning order, with lathe aud shingle machine* at- wi'h power enffic eat to ran them all At the same time. All for the *mah mm of $6,000. Those wishing to purchase win please apply to J. K. May too, Atlanu Fc- —iastitnta, or J. 8. May ton, on the premie** AecU-tf- -■ ora yrr-rri a- i WANTED. * THOROCGULY COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED A. FoamLr to take ch.rge of the Blast Furnace* at tiPS&KJ.A $* SI- HENLY SMITH, EDITORS AED PROPRIETORS. J. N. CARDOZO, OUR NEW RATES. XKRMS OF aUBSORIPMON. KHift per annum...— fiij 00 Jail), rig moutha.. 7 00 Daily, three menlbs,. 4- 00 Daily, one month..- l 60 Weekly per annum 4 00 No niune entered on our lfookx withet t Payment in Advance ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY. For each iqa&re of ten lines or less, or space to the amount of one square,for one insertion, $1. For each subsequent Insertion less than one month, SO cents per cqnare. On advertisements standing one month, a dednct,on of 10 per cent. Will* bo made, O advertisements standing two raon'hs, a deduction Of 80 per eent will be made. - . Advertisements standing three month* will be chniged $75 per square. No advertisement taken for a longer period than three ra oaths. Advertisements or notices In the local column, will he charged 25 cents per line for each Insertion. AU obituaries and artiolea that are personal, or not of general public interest, most be paid for as advertise ments. ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. Advertisements in tbe Weekly only, will be charged $1 per square for each insertion. Advertisements appearing in both fbe Dally and Week ly, will be charged 76 cent* per square for each Insertion in the Weekly. How to Send us Honey 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 ance. ThiB company is responsible and will make good any loss of money while in their hands. AU 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. • Jgy* All such letters must be sealed with XX, (the law requires this.) and the amount of money contained therein, must be marked on the outside. . 5* _ City SnbicrlbM*. £cjjf* Ur. Jess e Reneau is authorized to recetve and receipt for subscriptions to the Southern Confederacy, Our Carrier arrangements are now so per fected by “Uncle Jesse” and “John Wesley,” that every residence, office and shop in the oity can get the Confederacy in good time every morning. *" ~ To Tliose who are ever Ready to Respond ■ to tlie Wants of tlic Soldlcrn. The Ladies of the Atlanta Hospital Associa tion, desiring to be prepared with articles of olothing and food for the expected battle at Tullahoma, call upon the Ladies aud Gentle men to. send us meal, flour, grits, rice, lard, butter and eggs; also, clothing, bandages and oid linen of every kind suitable for : lint.— Don’t hesitate because you have only a Bmall parcel: said that, for it may save the life of some brave soldier, who is suffering for the want cf food and proper attention to his wounds. Oar calls have always met with p liberal response from every part of Georgia.— Wc hope you will still manifest the Bame noble and patriotio spirit. By order of . JJre I8AAC W1N8HIP, President. Eub H. Goode, Sec’y. ' [■. The lolh'wing Ladies have been appointed to cook for'the “Soldiers’ Rest” commencing March 23 J, 1868: Monday—Mrs Dr Ford, Misses Huge, Mrs Simms, Mrs Austell. Tuesday—Mrs Anderson, Mrs Chitolm, Mrs Massey, Miss V Wilson, Mss Gordon. Wednesday—Mrs Brown, Mrs Fish, Mrs Hardman. Mr3 McDaniel. . Thursday—Mrs Collier Mrs Rhodes, Mrs Pease. Mrs Davis, Mrs James. Friday—Mrs Hnntington, Mrs Dean, Mrs Niles, Mrs Wyty, Mrs Toon.. Saturday—Mrs.John Glen, Mrs Alexander Wallace ; Miss Fannie Butt, Mrs Everett. Sunday-c-Mm Rawsoa, Mrs Root, Mrs Bass Mrs Dr Roach.. MRS JOHN COLLIER, Pres’t. Notice. Sometimes wc are asked to insert advertises menta at intervals, and not consecutively in each issue of the daily or weekly, aa the case may |>e. Yesterday we received one asking us to in» sen it in onr weekly once a month for three months; and very often we are requested to in* sen them every other day in the daily. We now give notice that we cannot hereafter take advertisements upon snchconditibns. They must either be charged for every issue oi the pa* per (daily or weekly as the case may be) from the time they are first put in till ordered out; or if they are put in ai intervals, and not consecu tively in each issue, they wilt be charged as new advertisements for each insertion. Feb20»tf Tein »Iron W5rks. To ettrst rat* mao, high iregeavrillj be given Apply in pereonorbj letter,to “ffnp«nn:endeat i TGilco Don Work*,” Tel!ico Plains, ifonioe conn.y, .mn,i „ stating term* and glTisg reference*. nugfi 2m * Marietta, March 16,1363 Valuable Property for Sale. A Steam Caw-Hill aud Fixture*, all complete; a No. 1 A Angiae. 28 Rone Fewer, and Boiler; a 62 inch Saw, dtable-,;eared; 213 inch Belts,one40 uud-tbeotbet S» fcf X lesjt—-tho purchaser to nova the property, aa I havs atwed aU the Umber near the mitL Tor farther particular*, »pply pencuxliy or hy totter A. COOK. * faprl7-Tl* GEORGIA, Pnlton County. Vj A. MaNGUJi having applied lor Loiters of Admlu- j LJe iatrau'un uppn tl» ctuie of James Mauguui, lata ot a&ij county, dreamed— Xhbsa anq therefore, to cite and rdmonlah ail and sin-; gular, tho Midred and creditor* of laid dereaajd, to *how , catt'ie, if any they hare) to tho line proscribed by law, why letter* ehrnid not oe granted tho app leant. Gireu uud'Cr my hand a* Ordiuary, thi*, the h.m day oi fttaich, B. E. MAKGLM Oid’oy. 1863. mar6-30d* GECIiGIA, Fnlton County. It QBE III' nioWILLLAMS having applied torme forLet- XV ten ot AaminUlratn n on the estate ol Wihlam Me- W ilii iius, lnt-j 01 «uid county, doCuisc-d— This u, therefore, to adm nuh all and singular, tbe kin dred and credit ra of said tiiCtabed, to show cacao, if any they have, in the tnno und feima proacriDod by law, why e.id .ettcid ebould not be greuttd the appliiam. In vru- n.-u whereof t hare heietthto Set 'tny hand officially, thia March 4tli, 1863 - tI * nia: 6-bOd* B. It. MAN GUM, Ord’DJ GEORGIA) Fulton County, -t.-.: . LtIXYV DAYS AFTER DATE application will be ma< e 0 to the Court of Ordinary of said county, tor loaro to tail tho Aooi Eatato and Negroes belonging to the estate 01 William Burnutt, deceased, late of Fulton county. ' jau.<J-fkHl‘ N. tt DANIEL,* Admr. LiEimUlA, Fulton County.. L l ABltlEL B. CHURCH having applied to (no for an I order aadwrixmg iioajainia Thurmoa, admlnutra- ter on the edta.e of Wiuiu*(#ihui uum, deceased, to make the said Charco titles to a city let ot land lor which he holds tue said iVm Thnrmon’a hjud, and the condilious o( sa.d bond having Leon comp iod with be how claims U 1* to said laaa— * ' ' , . . These ard therotoro to cite aud adniouisU all and siugu- utr the kindred and creditor* of Xaid deceased to ehowcanre u any they haro, within the timo required by law, why »aid order shonld not be granted. Given under iuy baud m office, this 6th day of October 18o3. jauUdiin* R. E. MANQUM, Ordinary. GEORGIA, FuItoy4_County. A C. V? Y 1.Y hating applied .or U-ttcra of Admiuistra- • tion upon the estate of Henry 0 Uobiusou, deceas ed. late ol said county— These are therefore to cite and admonish a;t and singu lar the kindred und creditors of said deceased to snow cause, if any they have, within tne time prescribed by law, why said letters should not be granted said appli cant on the first Monday in AprU Uext, Given under tuy band at office this bit day ot March, ISCd. mard-COd * it. E. MANUU.d, Ordiuary. GEORGIA, Fulton County. ‘ ' - - ; * J B. TIFFIN having applied to me for letters of gnaid- • ianehip for Uaydoa Coe and Annie Coe, orphan* ol llaydon Coe, deceased, late of'Fulton county— These are therefore to cite aiid admonish all and singu lar tbe next of km of amid orphans, to oho * cause, it uuy they have, within the time prescribed by law, why letters should not bo grouted the applicant on tho hist .ui.mi..y of Apnl next. Given under my hand at office, March atb, 1863 ■ 'J (S . ... .. ... ■' mar4-30d . K. K^UANOUM,. Ordinary. GEORGIA, Fulton County, ||711EUEAS b’aran E Atkins applies tome for Letter* ot AV- Aa—fotaetlnn *mJdu>.<wtato of Tho (no* it. Atkin*, tanqnBptl aoc«a*od; those are luereitaewww—o -,.d iar the next ot kin and creditors ofsald deceased to show cause, it any they can. io time prescribed by law, wby s-dd Letter*shonhl riot be granted said applicant .on tno tLW Montop |R. >P*E wag*., .fiapii under Uiy baoq^wfr official atonatOT* thi* Mara, 4th, ilfiR' mar4-olid* R. r, .uAHOUSL Oldinary GEORGIA, Fnlton County. J OHN J. TAIN havieg app la. ... .t.r.'c s iir u- trationupon thetete.eoi iler, . .roy, A ad county, deceased— ■ Tbeao aro. lherefore, to cite *jJ u. u < •' • . -u.- gotor, the kindred and cieditois o>u ... .«. . . .iu» caoso,if aoy they have, wnbiu me .. ... ...t.j by law, wby letters shonld not bo granted . o. pplica.t.— Givo.i under jiiy hand at otficej this fliU, a* . cib6J. mai6-i0d* K. E. AlANuUM, ord’uy. | ,T GEORGIA, Bartow County. II riffctlKAa Willlan. X. Barge has filed hi* application V.V tu term* ot. CUo Uw, as pruvided, for Letters of Ad- miutstx.tiou on tho estate ol William G. Smith, laUot said conn ly , deceased— ” ' * ' These are,.the.efore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned to t e and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show couse, ll any they have, wby • aid letiere should not be granted. Given under my band aad eflicial signature. iuuri-3j<i NATHAN LAND, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bartow County. W HfcRNAS, Willi .m Collins ha* filed hi* application, ia term* of law,' lor Letters f Administration on the esta'e of Rebecca Franklin, late Of said county, do- ceased— These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concernet to be and appear at my .ffice within the time pr. berthed by tow, to show cause, if any they have, wby said let:-: * should not be granted. Given u .der my baud and official signature. n^ylatayfi ' NATHAN LAND. Ordiuary. GEORGIA, Bartow Caunty. j-. - J OHN JtJ llFTlN-hating filled hi* application In term* of-tke iaw.(i* next oi kin,; for Letter* of Adminis- trqtion on tha E itate ol Wi.Urrn W. Tfppin, 'late oi raid enmity, docexdfeJ— .“*’*■* r . J Yhebooro, the.efore, to cite and admonish all concerned, to bo and appear at my office on or before the fi:st Mon day In Slej next, to *how cau-e, if any* they have, why tot ten «* admiuiatraiion should not be granted %aid ap plicant. Given under my hand at office, this 7 th day of Marco, 18S3. . mar.WJCkf’ NATHAN LAND, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bartow County. tl/atREAd JL-meB McGUnnes has filed hi* application TV in terms of law, far Letter* of AdminUtration on the estate of Ellen Header non, i.te of sard county, dt- The*e are, therefor*, to cite and admonish Ml persons concerned to be aud appear at my office wituih thp time proscribed by jaw, to show cause, tf any they have, why .old letter* shonld not he gr*ht64.~ Mao under io> hand and official signature. p - v.: 3 marl-oSd NATHAN LAND, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Newton Connty. O BaiHau oaAslA.N a having ap; Uod to me for Let ter* of Gnardianst.ip tor the person and property ot Nancy J. and finebcarFlnnkett, minor children of Sulo nion Flonkett, deceased—- Xu-... Theie ate, thtrefere, to cite and a .monish allatdsfn- galar, the toadied of said ntinewa, to show cause, if any they have, Within toe time prescribed by tevr, wby said tetter* should not be granted, oh tne first Monday in May next. Giro* node.- my hand at office,, thi* 43 March, 1863. m&rS-eoi WILD- LUCK IE, OtJ’ny. GEORGIA, Newton County. A NDREW L BHITH, exeentor of the win of Margaret Smith, deceased, applies to the undersigned for let ters diamitaory trom his executorship— , , - . Therefore ail person* cotjcertAjsVSWfaW^raquUed to show cause,'n any they have, why *aid “ascenter, on the tint’Monday in April, i8dd, thoald not be dtarhurged Given under, my Uud at office, Soptemoer 26, lboL aap27-ffin.:' i ,. e , W. it. LUC’KLK, Urdinary. NOVICE 1 O ItE U 4 ORE AND CREDITORS A LL joniitic. ct. u U; tke estate of R iiljom Ucle. jCa. t eceased, will make letiement imtaedisitiy, and, atrt, sdi peiaons baviug claim, against said estate, wiii present ibem as tbe law directs. Thi* March l«t. 1863. r ■ Wtt yRAbKLtN, Adm’r. nnrll 40d . FATNIA COLE, Adm’x. w OILI OlLIt OU.IXI X HAVE JUST RECEIVER, and offer for *aie- 26 bble Spiudle Oil 26 bbla Litre gp.cd e Oil 30 bbla Goal fiptndle Oil, eq .at to MetcaUM belt epinule oil. 40 bbl* enp-rior Machinery Oil, suitable for heavy Gearing 60 bbl* Ordinary Machinery Oil . . r> j , 20 case. East India Castor OR - - .... ffip bbl* So 1 Tanner’s Oi! x»4 ~ _ —I i bbl* No. 3 Tanner'. Oil LANEDELL, ZIMMERMAN A CO., Corner Whitehall and Hunter street, mar>8-U Atlanta, Georgia. SAVANNAH CALLS! RALLY GEORGIANS, And Fill up tlio Ranks! O UR CO-PANT having been' organized and reccirod as Company A, in Col J. L Hatdee’s Regiment, now completing its orgtnlsnlon for service on toe COAST OF GEORGIA, We will accept a few more i ecrails to nil it up to the maximum sisnoard Tho beet of Arm* and O.othlng furnished a* soon as the Regiment I* organised. D 0 fcMITH, Captain. . K W CUaVEN, 1st Lien’. J 8 THRASHER. 2d Lieut. J J MoKOY, ITvi 2d Lieut. „ •* J L Uardoe Riff?*,” Hardee’* Reg’t Ga Tola. One of them may be fonnd at all time* at tho office of pol* Garirdl and iiill. wbere they vrill receive rectnif* and pay tho H0UMY OF $30. Atlanta, Ga„ March’d, 18 ti. 1 mi>3-tf NEW GOODS. FOOHBT AND TABLE CUTLERY. «- •I Sft LBS KNG L18H BRALiKG WAX mil 4.,) Fho.pliorut 1,0-0 yd* bla.K Koamelled Cloth 20 grtas * Confederate Staff Ratten,, (Engb.p make) . 100 boxesEog'ikh 0b 80*0 80 keg* HI Garb So.ta l 200 dozen Puck o' , 400 dozen Toble Kttive* aad Fork* 2,000 pair .No. 10. Leaf Cotton Card* 16 dc*-n dfnch'TTaod Saw Flle* On consignment and fisc side by . S. 80L0310N A IiRO- m»rS-tf ,._ Com missionMerchacte.. notice vo smiU’Aifcts bv cxfR&ss. , A LL iMfeagts welghtne 41) |ionnd, mi over, must be securely *tra; ; ; Ail freight mnst be distinctly - -> ked wit , fall ;.of v .tcontignee, and all other name, M- u 't.or it Will not be .-scelved. . Article* of a fragile nature taker* a » r» «r.tiroris . mly. - i i ■ ’ 1 Freight for Macon, 8mauuab and 800 cetera Geor- ia;will be cceived nntil 880 A. M. There being! Expresses in and on 4 and 730 P M., we cannot rocoivo freight after 4 P. A Lxcept uovernaient Freight. Stotage will bo charged i n all freight not called for, a hours alter reoeption - *> FRED. COULTER, Agent Southern Express Company. A.JiDtB. Jan. lath. ISOS. - ianlS tt Af t TIERCES NEW RICE,for *a’o by 0\J fehkUm PEA PEASE A DAVIS. 20 1%XKS 12x16 GLArS, for sale by FKA8B A DAVIS. ltd D0Z BLACKING, for sale by 10" feb28-tm PEASE A DAVIS. 9 nna CHOICE CIGARS, for Hie by ,UUU fetalm - PE&bE & DkVlB. TlflLLiaiiuii« X talnlog two Yhouwnd acres, in a . hundred acres roady tor cultitaucu, acred uli dca-.ening The Th»llHj|n-J> new, Aud bj it only six or seven leg hontea the soil is a mtilowltaon with lime enough to make if productive The ptacu Is ln a neighborhood of wealthy planters— mostly residing on their estates For surplus canital if afford* a safe inveitment, or for immediate settlement, m..ny advantage*. My addre** lit -A. 8. BROWN, marlS-tf Sparta. Georgia. T*' ', ^[Extract from Orders?} OaoxAbCZ HtJkiAU, I Blchmoi.il, Januarj 3,1868. * f Mai. W. Rkh*rJ*oj Hunt, P A 0 a AruLcry. U NDER the law rtcently paw.-.d by 0on 6 ies», “exemp tion of certain perioa* ;rom miLtary »ertice,” you will a jo that I am empowered to authorize an Ordnance officer to exempt all** artla»ci,mechanic* anil employee* in the establishment* 01 such person* a* aro cr may bo engaged, uuder coutiact wtta toe Government, in torn- isbing arm*, ordnance aud ordnance afore*, and other mu- nitiot* or War, kiddies, ham-a and army suppliH.”— TJ; 1 d met. must all be euroll-d, and ihm deluded, a* ptovtced tu tcction s.x. General Order* No KL You arc designated aa ;be Ordnance officer to act, under this law, lor oil coutrat tor* v,-tibia your jartodlilion. J GORGAS. Cct if Unicf of Uiananco. I N puttnancoof tho uboveurder, all Iren Marecnaud other cuulractora within the btato* va Alabama, G101 gia, Santa Curolioa and Tsunessee, will make application ■ to me tor the detail of sacn cunictipi* a* may ce fad: Feasible ln carrying cut their contract, with ihe Ole- nanco Dcpniment C S a. To prevent fraud*, it will b* required of c.tch c.utractor makhg application tor h« detsa ol conscript*, that hit icqui.iUoa »baU to aoce ponied by, a' certified copyoi hi* coutiact, on onto that toeMtfot'Ottoe petkO’.,* dc-d,ed . :i.(.. i.:ileJ4lWln- dtopenaabie for toe tulfilimcneor his crutract, and that tho labvrer cannot he othorvrt*.- obtained, and tarthe*,. Utat When toe »ttrice» 0f toe-onfo-up.o tb»U noJcOaer be needed, the afflsut wiR torn the conscript over to too Kurcliing officer of tbe ditttict, f * so.vice in the army; also, g oerttficqte of. toe Bnroiiinif ombtrhf toe district that toe pctitoL* xtaned in tho requisition have been properly etrolickL Cforfificateft and oath* to be by and cetera a Justice of the Peace or otoor magittrato author irbd by la# toadafnfateratattul. , All csmatanfriatloa*. addressed to me at Selma, AU., will meet premia atttoion:. * •t.gi* < < . ’ " * W>t BTCUIARDSON HUNT, nmrU-Ira Ma), Ao, <Ri<»d»jtm« l»ty. AincTtkr xsd IkiffBOioa -a*u*t^0fd»NA . GHtixaL’a fata i February 3,1SG3 f I vHE Superintendent ca'the-.itro and Mining Rmean . fa imiiMit’.i! and olrer 1 Oire.-ted to enforce exui ing oon- tr«a*cf tbe-Lcveinmetlt In Iron Lead and other mimt- tit-o-j. Wbeniron aud otoer article* ihu* e xtracted tor and needed for >he.*elTico, aro ii»ce: Mined to have been sold a, pttvato sale, or am not promptly dblifer*4 accor ding 10 tue foami and epitit ol the contract, thoy may be Mkoawbe ever fou. d; aad upon aaqqhition, &*bi»:auc» ehall b* atfjrded by tbe commandant ot too nearest poet , or camp 01 in*, ucti.n to thj officororagentoftoeMin- u “ u 1 “ lt1 * '* faebou.j 1^ bcr,*Q special.y charged with the euloioemout ol ,).o oenvract. vt.wn J7 d*r qj ;i:*. When a contract stall haYo been por*i*tentiy violated alter ten day*’ notice, all detailed or conacilptedmen adi be withdrawn and aselgned to other work*. 8. 000PER, Aojutaut and Ic epee tor Qenerul. . C. fl. KtWX iHD Miknro Btjmab, i Richmond, February 3,1868. / M AJOR WILLIAM R- UUNT is charged with ccutleu of the above General Order, No. 14, State* of Georgia, TeunesAks Alabama and Mi*tla*lppl. I. M. ST. JOHN, Major and Superintendent. /**!0NXRACTORS 10a IRON and other 1 U war, will »ee that lame barged wittt th* exeoullot of the above order. .1 shall rigidly enforce it In ail caw ■ brought eviny v.vtioe, and in addition, a* per previous order ftorn tooc’JiperintenCoat of the Nitre and Uming |N MITCHELL COUNTY, ten tatte* ttowr MbanyT*? "-l". To Capitalists and Snecnlators. FOR SAL E OR EXCHANGE. Q/5. A(V1 ACRES OF LAND, in Emanuel county.— Also, my lauded Interests in Montgomery count., and seme lot* ln Cherokee, Georgia; Adcresa, through Post Office, - . P. H. LOUD, mar6-lu* * Atlanta,Georgia. j DRYGOODS. > 5000 TAB1>S CALICOES 800 yards bleached Sheeting 260pair Ladies’ and Miasji (Jailers and Slipper. 12 dozen Men’s and Boy’s Hat* , : And a variety of Fancy Dry Good*, for sale at whole**!, only by S. SOL CHON A PROS., decl7-tf Oomminion Merchants, FIFTY DOLLARS 1UCWAUD. L OcT, on the 8th instant, between Whlaeball street and [• Giant’s Hospital, a leather Pocket Bopk, eontaining bekyrecu one hundred and Hventy-fiTO and two hundred dollars—Conlc-ieraie notes—principally In tw. ntio* and tens. The fiuder will rece.ve toe above rewaru by leavlcc tbe book And money at tola office, pr returning it to me al Grant’s UoapltaL Jaul7-tf B. M; FOSTER. SUPERIOR SMOKING TOBACCO. £>*1 CASES TEN-POUNDS BALES, - . *61 £ Caac* one-pound Paper*, *. The bale* were put bp D the tpytag of 1661, by Wade k Moorman of Lynchburg Ya^expttSdy for the Baltimore market. It is free from item* und dirt and made of No 1 Tbe Pound Paper* are in admirable condition for tetail- On oontlgnmcpt and for nl'e by * B. M. PARKS k CO., fcb22-tf Whitehall street. .. 1 • Ormox or Aasi*r*jn GcrinaxAsni OoInmbUD, Qa, Sept. 6,1862. 1 ’ B k ordsr of Quartermaster General, I Lavs trusted with entire ensmand of collecting ;» the beeTet killwd for toe .army, for tanning purchase M Leather for ntnnnfactnriug. Tanners WfiM band and wooMag- Bikes, wet ires* me with proper reference*. Tue army met; be shod, utd it is the duty of all-patriotic tanners to craistto v Mug. A1I leather held at unreasonable orices wdl u loiug. nprcwod ?. W. DILLARD, ,—i f £ .. Alto. • VT*W RICE, iM Hhirting, tan30tf FOR SADR. Fine Syrup, - f .Cot‘.on Yarn, _ m o«i m« Stock Peas, Salt, Wholesale and k-n:l. McCRt'SKY k EARNEST. . CLOVER SEED, CLOVER SEED. A NICE L’ T OP CLOY ST. SRED,for Hie tar! •L A. MAUiiY, tarl79t* n -J tuu ■ * -KuoAviilt-.teBU. .... ' ROTicK;' \ 1 W O FItHPAfKl* nnlliciixid If transact tiUtatH lor me dnnue lay 4|ltMSa.- ’ ft V WtUAUGJUU- Mit9V4BHtllKXmsitol IpitolMriVcdt JLv grocni trem White Wtssat/ati Wheat Brt.n''oi a*le by £mar4-tfj FOSTrX;tiCEEE MU. -* THOli-HAkEfiS 4?-'D LEATtiEH U’AKTID. 1 V E Wi h 10 lire :c go-.i--1.'!:-’- k.-j, .* . r '. f. . ’ ’ blaca, «nd two ima.l toys te aprrentoea. We Mao wi«h to purcha.e a Jaiee qnanuty ol L-ather. W. K-.LTr.cK A CO. Offise in tbe rear of Seago^* Store, marlO 1 m Forvyth 0 rewt. Szikj, AjlaJ February IS, 1S6S. H AVING been charged with the management of the Iron interest of the OoTerrment in th* States of Alabama, Gt-crij; and Teunw*ee, all officre beno;- con tract* with Iron atoeter* in those States, will report fac to fa* *. that I may sake them conform te toe terms and scale of price* which are ettxbiirW, and enforce their fulfillment. WM RICHARDSON HUNT, marll-lm Mgjcar, Ac.,on 0rduaas* Duty ■ far service in the army. WM. RICHARDSON HU.\1. mwrtt-lm MgfBr, de, oa Otdaaime Boty. 4,0 K. DAVID MAYER, toahklor .01 past favor* and toe JJJL Uheral patronage hsretolore bestowed upon bin. Atxdd rtaipeotfiUly announce to toe ckttzeu* of Atlanta and foizrouading country, that he haa aaudaUd himself with Messrs. J. Jacobe ami J.Kapp forthe purpose of opening an Auccion and Commisdon Rnsineu, at his old stand, on Whitehall street, Atlanta, Georgia, to commence oil Sep tember loth, and would *olidt a continuance ol iavor* tor toe new firral • AU those Indobted to Mr. Dr Mayer will fi_ the book* and note* at the Auction office, and are isrssisr «d to eall and f jHPto-tn ATTENTION! TWO MOKE COMPANIES Wanted for _Goast Defense. M Y REGIMENT, authortsod by tbe Secretary of War, to * rve on the O aai of bejigla, :« nearly complete. I wane two more 00mpanic* at ojipe- Single recruiu wit be received. Pat Gee cringing squads of xo or 30 men os', unite to lorm a tiotupeuy, witn tbe priTilege of electing the Company effleere l 1 Hlty Dollar* B.tmty wilt be paid immediately, JOHN L. UAUDEB, marl tf CnL Ccrmnandlug. a VALUABLE VAMILi FOB SALK. AT EAR the Depot at Ocrlngtoa, Ga* 4N boose hu 7 rooms, 6 fire piaoee, a gootbfa.>obeu and 2 good negro uounee. Tbs lot conlalns t> acX, ha* a good peach and apple orchard, good, n«ver-ftaiiffig well of water, and ail ueceeoary oatbulldlcg*. ills about midvray bet seen the two Colleges, via: Masonic Female and Emory; also, 100 acre* good terming land near by, 46of which u woodland, which will be acid with the hoo*e and lot if dewred. lor . farther particulars, apply to tbe under.lgnod, or T. F. Hyer, Covington, Georgia. . * ROBERT L. CRAWLEY A BK0-, Franklin Kniltiing. Jaa2-tf , * A Atlanta, Georgia. STONE CUTTERS WASTED. rpo work tm Stoue for a 6. Armory, at Macon, Geor X gls. Having token tbe contrac vo fnrniah > large amount of Gyanite Work for' tits abore-meatfoned build-, l-g. we aro much in n*td ef woromen to carry.ou toe work. We are emprwered to farciah exemptions from • Conscription, aad wUl pay liberal wage*. . . . S* tV' WOOL A MEAI0K, fanta-lnr gt^n'e M .untam, U. or. •. Caruinian, Crftnnbia; Teltgraph/ Mucon, ond Chroti- cL’, Angu*to,copy aud tend tali* to tkia olfi.a iaBqedtate- Ij. ■ . -V T* X*. JOHNSON *' CO.,’ ,'t. IVHDLfii'ALE C0MMl£SI0a HLBffiAaTSy HKIiMA, ALABAMA. paCMPI attention to all. coturtgnmante; ’ Advance* jT fLfiC tlBSITod - * *• Krrvkxrtcts—M^«rs. Andc.-ton, Adair A Co., Atlanta, Swera. *.c .e.cutt A Tayior, Atlanta. Vteix W K Y dug t Co A Hants. • i i* s Jm-4* 100 TIERCES NEW RICE '*., too kej* Naii*. atiorted . - • - p- 300 hixes 1’obacco *■■•.-** SOBcgkiie *•- *- - -.V p 80,100 lb* Swedes Iron * ’2o0bd»hetl Seed Oa'i ’ * : - Smt onfrej Red for talelqr . _• J. L WINTER * VUtZ-dl v'_ NmM Alabamaiueet.. 800 GROSS * if Ai SOTL FENS, ; 'njm*. TO JACK-WALL.AOS' t T DODDfS OORLiSite WHITEHALL STREET, with /V-all your Chatig, RdUdathc - ■ *’ Alalama Insurance Company, . . " ~ J.eiab Murri* A Co J bn iieuiy A Co, And get 90 rents on the dpi]ax. mar!2-lm* . SbUSTITUTEa. T HOSE WISHING TO BO AS SUBSTITUTES, or those wtotiag to prvcure Sabatitutee, will find it to their advantage to call at ay effloe over J. H. Lovajoj’* Store, Peach trae street, Atlanta, Georgia, on aad after the tad HM. u *' ViRr aarU-lfa* - 1 1 dV Z. F. WILSON*.