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mr. ■ • it bourn; Jlispatcb. At UIh'I’A.MEORUIA : • • • TBI ItSI*AV KVEXIftfl, JIVK «, !-«•• TO Oil! RKABEKS. 'HieEvrmxo Dispatch will liesuiqivrul pti at ter this date. Nothin!; but imper ative noceKsi’y could have induced such n result. The protracted stagnation in business, whit h lias-continued foi the last year, and is likely to continue until | |ieace is restored, deprives the press of the usual means of support, and renders it Impossible to conduct tlie business without more outside means or credit, than is within my reach. I liavealn ady sacrificial too much in the hope that the \ struggle for liberty and independence j might pass without war. In this 1 have 1 Isaoi deceived, and the suspension of j the p per is a necessity. If those in- j dcMed will make immediate payment I i shall he aide to resume its publication i ,-it an early day. In any event I shall end avor to make such arrangements as to secure those j who have paid in advance for the paper against loss. The establishment of the Dispatch | Inis is’cii a lalior of love, its suspen- : sion is the saddest necessity of my life, '• and miles-speedily resumed will rentier frnitlcsH the labor of years. I tlieie fort! appeal to those indebted, to make prompt payment, that I may fulfil like obligations to my creditors, and resume ils publication at the earliest day prac ticable. Rimko.n A. Atkinson. *»• \VV Iwim Unit tin* Vicksburg rail road is finished, and that soldiers, m j route to Virginia, are passing over it. The railroads are a most important in. htrument for war purposes ; and since tin* present war began, several of them ( in the Noiith have been completed and made ready to serve the country. «•* five a eorrespondent of the Charles ton Courier , writing from Atlanta, under date of tin* !»d inst., says : 1 have been taking a bird’s-eye view | of this flourishing railroad city. Four of the principal railroads of the State | terminate here, and render'this a great depot for the rich products of the stir- I rounding States. Luge stores and warehouses have been erected here, and j many elegant private residences arc to ! he seen scattered on the surrounding i hills. The city is located in the heal thiest portion of Georgia. 1 see no reason why Atlanta should not become I uue of the great commercial cities of the South, or even the Capital of the t'onfederate States. In the beginning «>i my mercantile career I was uttered a large portion of the t »wn for a debt of eight hundred dollars. I, however, preferred compromising the claim for four hundred dollars in cash, as l did not can* to give eight bundled dollars for a blacksmith shop and a few hun dred acres *f poor land. The property is n >w worth several millions of dollars, and is improving every year in value. At that time it was Inhabited l*v an old man and Ids wife and thirteen children. It now contains a population of sjme fourteen thousand. • • • Sjfciul Dispatches to the SaCh Rrpuhlicm. ('iiabi.kston, June 5. The privateer Savannah, oi Charleston, has captured as a prize a brig worth about SIIO,OOO. She was loaded with sugar, and bound lor Philadelphia. She has been sent in to Georgetown. Nohioi.k. dune 1 A dispatch says that Isitimcr, who was arrested at Hampton hy the abolitionists, has been hung. Ruiuoi says that the tiling heard this morning from Newport Noose, was an attack on the Lincoln forces by Colonel Magruder, of the Confederate troops. 1 he abolitionists are engaged in tli row ing up defence* at Newport’s News. Hie reported detent of the Federal forces at Fairfax is believed to be cor rect. CuAHi.nsTox, .bmed, The privateer Savannah h it here on Sunday night, and is commanded by ('apt. linker Another, a larger and better vessel, has arrived and will leave shortly. • • • Ciirrrapniidt'Hi'r of the Norfolk liny Hook. N anskmond Co., May 28, IStil. Mu Kditoh : The following lines were picked lip between Town Point and Pig Point batteries to-day. They were stuck on a piece of board by a peg. sup posed ta* have been sent from one of the ships that carried t oops to Newport’s Nows: Newport's News Camp, J May 21, iNil. \ Town Pt. \ Pig Pt. llatteries: Wc will pay a visit to the batteries shortly. Have everything neat tone* roinmmlate 10,000 men. Have all the brass on the guns polished up, because we want everything to look neat when lieu. Scott comes down. And, also, have plenty of fresh provisions, because we are used lo Virginia beef, pigs and ! chickens. From the Massachusetts Repels. 0 8 A The following was stuck on the same board, with a small Confederate llag above it. and sent back witn fair wind and tide to Now ports's News: N \n*kmom> Kiwi:. May 1 SOI. Mass Rebels. I . S. A.. Wc received your orders, and will in- i vile the 10,000 men, tirst up to Oku \ Havis Rat Tr\i* fortiii: Yankees at I. wn Poi.M. We assure you that we will give you several balls and a few small rounds before you leave. Some j oi you will become so much attached to j ii- that they never will leave, “and the i small remainder will leave faster than | they came. lk» come soon, ami bring i old Abe and his mister, Scott. From Virginians S. c. A. • • • Wc Itatl tin' jilfiAsurt! of » call this | morning from Mr S., A Atkinson, of titc Augusta Georgia /As/kmcA, who, with h> tomp.tny, the Oglcthorpos; is on his »■»>' to Virginia. Mr. A. is a fine spec iiueuof the Southern gentlemen, his omnteniiiitv being a sufficient intrude,-- 1 I* l in to the gotsl anywhere. /VnstjruAj : OU'rwer Mji/Zls!, A Beautiful Present. The members of the Oglethorpe In- , fantry, previous to their departure to Pensacola, ordered a sword for the pur- , pose of presenting to tlieir Captain. J. ; t 0. Clark K, but left before it reached ! ( here. To-day, at the City Hall, it was , | presented to Lieutenant-Colonel Clabkk, ; in helialf of tilt: Oglethorpe* by Lieut. : i .f. V. HB.NHY Ai-i-bs, in a speech of re- | markable beauty and force, which being an impromptu one, we regret we could : j not obtain a copy of. Lieutenant ] Colonel CI.AUKIi responded in the fol- j | low ng elegant, terse and true soldierly j i style : Rut : l’leased and surprised at this unexpected mark ot approval and alit-c --linii on the part of those whom I have had the honor to command, I am. only prepared 10 say that such a gift from j such a company, makes my heart swell with emotion ot gratitude, and in the hour of battle its recollection will give me inspiration, like the smilesof beauty j which hives the hero into the hottest I ot tiie light. I take it, and swear it shall never be | dishonored. At its conclusion three hearty cheers were given with a vim by the crowd for him, and three for the Oglethorpes. livery one knows that Lieutenant-Colo nel CI,A II kk is distinguished for his cour age, devotion and modesty, and that | this flattering testimonial from his for | mer comrades was most worthily be- : stowed. The sword is an elegant one, double gilt, gold mounted, the handle formed into a lion’s head, and the hilt orna- j meiited with the Coat of Anns of this State. It has accompanying it two j scabbards, one for dress anil one fur ser vice. The ornamentiugs are neat and beautiful. It was designed, we learn, by J. I!. I’latt, of this city, and reflects much credit upon his judgment and taste. -*♦* (COMMUNICATED.) Honor lo whom Honor i« Dm*. 1 Having had some fifteen months ex perience in the Mexican war, 1 consider 1 myself somewhat of a judge of the du ties of officers to their privates, and now being a member of the Clinch ltitlcs, in ; thesth regiment, of the Confederate ar- | ! my, some five weeks quartered at Camp | ; Stephens, near Pensacola, and having I kept aclo e watch of the commands of our officers, 1 think they are the no ' blest set of otliccrstlmt I have ever seen |or heard of. Their orders, when given, j are kind and gentlemanly, hut to the ! point; and as for Captain (J. A. Piatt, 1 ! Ids energies are unceasing, and a more noble-hearted Captain never took the | ! battle field, lie is not only a noble hearted Captain, hut an excellent drill officer, and I do not believe there is a single man in the company who would not lost, his last drop of blood in his i defence. In fact, our officers and pri vates are hard to heat, for they seem more like brothers than fellow soldiers. ! As regards the officers of the sth regi ment, throughout, I never saw a more perfect set of gentlemen, including pri vates, for tlufir seems to be nothing but peace and harmony throughout the j whole camp. Very respectfully, U.. Chief Cook of Mess No 11. Augusta, June 4, 18(51. • • • llumora of the t'alrlnv Fight. A passenger on the Central train, who j Iclt Manassas Junction yesterday morn ing, reports the Southern foreen at that place to he in high spirits, and patient ly awaiting tiie attack soon to lie made , on 11 it-nr by the id tit M t Hessians of Lin coln's army. He says that an old gen- \ Helmut counted tint U. S. t.'avalrv as they inarched ou Fairfax Court House, ' Saturday morning, and that they num bered eighty-live, tin their return there were hut fifty-eight in the partv, ami five stragglers passed afterwards, allowing that twenty-two had been j either killed or taken prisoners. Seven dead bodies had ht-eu seen, and one of j the wretched hirelings had crawled into I the Confederate camp, badly wounded. I The same gentleman reports that on ! Saturday last the railroad bridge at .Martiuslmrg was tired and burned by the Southern troops, as a matter of pro- : caution against a rear attack. Yesterday afternoon it was reported : on the streets tluv. another skirmish had ; taken pace at Fairfax Court House; i but as we could trace the rumor to no ' reliable source, and the passengers on the cars had heard nothing of it, we arc quite sure the rumor is unfounded. [ lii’hniond Pi. yiiU'/i. From the Richmond Dispatch. \ *tig£c»tion. 1 have a suggestion to oiler our Gov ernment, which, if acted upon, may re sult in good. It is this : That the au thorities of the South offer to the French and English Government a'nonus on the crops of cotton for tiie next five, eight or ten years; that is. that thev proj>ose 1 to supply England and France with the , entire cotton crops for out* of the periods : j of time above stated, at a bare living j price b» the producers, so as to give tiie ! manufaeturers jus wide a margin for profit jus possible. If some sueli |*ro|H»- ! sit-ion as this is made to England and France, or cither of them, in ray opin j ion, the blockade of our ports woidd soon be mised. Others npiv have thought of this matter ; but if so. 1 I have not heard anything of it. 1 mere- j | ly make the suggestion, leaving it to | wiser heads to give the idea a practical i and more intelligible shape. A l*i.\in M w Parole. i Tim party of horaemeti, wboin\*aded j Fairfax Fourt House and tired right and left, to kill women and children, if in j range of their guns—are said to be a ; portion of the troops who were taken | prisoners in Texas and leioasod on their 1 parole not to Invar arms against the : Confederate St;itt‘s. l’hi* brutal foray is a very honorable fulfillment of their pledge! It is. also, a striking commen tary on General San font's Proclamation, that ho came to protect and not to in i jure. The people of Virginia cannot make up their minds too soon jus to the char I actcr ot the enemy with whom they • have to deal. —Richmond H’Aiy. i [communicated.] Camp Stephens, near Pensacola, i j'uueK 1861. j" At a meeting.of ttie Clinch Rides, company A. held at their camp this day, tiie following preamble and reso lutions were unanimously passed: The Clinch Rifles are called upon to mom n the loss ot one of their comrades For four years death has not taken from nor i.mks a single member, but now, just in the commencement of our lirst campaign, the hand of the Destroy ing Allgel lias been laid upou o e of ; our brothers, and suddenly and myste riously taken linn from us. By one of the inscrutable decrees of Providence, Hugh H. Piarkyn lias been called loan other world, and though sorrow ng. we would humbly bow to the will of "Him who doeth ail things well ” Toe cause of the death of our brother, unit the short warning given him to prepare to enter the “Valley of t e Shadow of Death,” but serve to make our sorrow greater and the glooin in the camp deeper. It is proper that we should publicly express our feelings in this our bereavement; therefore llnoloed. That in the death of mir brother, Hugh 11. Parkvri, the Clinch Rifles have met a great loss the) will ever eheiish his memory, and rtieeni lier liis virtues. Brave, irank and gen erous, lie was a good soldier and a fast friend. Resolved, That a Malik page in our minute hook he dedicated to his memo ry. and that the Home Guai.Lu) the Clinch Rifles in Augusta, be rtjf ; fisted | to pay the usual respect to the memory of our departed friend. Resolved, That his bereaved and heart brolceu widow, in this, her hour of af fliction and despair, has our heartfelt sMiipalhy. May the God ot the widow and ti e fitiierless watch over and pro- j tect tier end her orphaned hoy. Resolved, That the Secretary send a i cop) of these resolutions to Hie family I of the deceased, and also have them published iuflie Augusta and Cplum j bll- pa|>erN. Captain C. A. Platt, Chairman. Win. H. Crane, Secretary C. li. ... Federal Truopatn the Field. It is estimated that the force of Fed- ! j eral troops now in the service Ct the i ! different p ints, which may he consid ered seats of war. amounts to about 95,- ! j 000, ami this does not include the men I in the various camps, whose location is ! not yet decided upon This force U sta tioned and couuuan led as follows: Locstiun. Commsudcr Ino. of mss. t Slli, side Pntumiii. Ilrig. lien. Mellowed -i.oio uv-irion. .v ■ r.liv. lies, m m.-tieis ; tori Monroe Muj. ii'- i. I»u lor li.flnrt ! Peii’i'ii We-t Mt.|. Ueu. Keiln in.mil I i 'in'll \ West Va.. M i! lien. Mu 'lelleud Is.mid I’niro v Vicinity Brig. (h-n. I’vcntus ".nod ll d'imore, Ac llri- lieu. < '.uhvilladei... '..mo l'mladelpllla, A'... M 'j. Gen. I'atlcrsSll :,min Total. StS.OOO The Yankee Programme of till ssion uld Scott has laid out a va t deal of work for his employers; His plan, as wo gather it from Northern papers, eon | templates some such operations as these: ; “Butler to take Norfolk and threaten, l or take, Richmond, if he can get here before McDowell, advancing from Alex andria byway of Uordousvillc. Anoth er division of the army to advance on )\ ioeliester, which, in concert witli an I army from tho Relay House and one from Pensylvania and ainuher from I Ohio, shall surround, cut off supplies, I and force Harper’s Ferry to surrender. ; At Hie same time, another army from I Ohio, under Gen. McClellan, will cross | at Parkersburg or lower down, proceed byway of Kanawha, across the country I to Abingdon, and thence to Fast Ten i nessee, to the assistance of Andy John | son and his hatch of traitors. At the same time, another great army will I start from Cairo, or some ottier point j on the Western Rivers, and take-up the j line of inareli, either by land or water, 1 or both, for the subjugation of Tenues i see and the South-West. Detachments j to he left, in passing, in eaeii State, to i ensure quiet—and all the great armies to rendezvous at New I irleans. This is war ell a grand scale. The i world lias seen nothing like it since the j Great King led his Barbaric hosts to the | invasion and extermination of poor little i Greece. We forget how many of the Barbarians ret.-.rned home ; we only | recollect that the Grecian General claim | ed great credit, and in after years, hud ! his claim for contriving the | means for the great King himself to escape. The Persian plan appears to I have been superior, in conception, to the i Yankee in this ; that it was concentrated i and encountered, hut one Tliermopylce. while this is diffuse and admits or half i a dozen Tliermopyluis; and the Gods vouchsafe a leonidas or a Jackson for | each ! lint the wisdom of everv cam i paign is tested liv its results ' Man pro poses and Gialdisposes ! The Confederate States possess within their limits nil the material for a most magnificent navy, and our people have the will to build it. Much of our future greatness lies in that direction. lathe meantime, our mercantile marine is ar ming rapidly. From every nook, and cove, and inlet, along the Gull —from every but and harbor along the Atlau \ lie coast our sea-hornets will swarm j forth, swift of flight,and deadly of sting. I They will cluster along the great higii i ways of the ocean . they will land dc j tachuients to bear oil booty from many a town and village of the enemy. For 1 every wrong which we have slltiered, l and for every insult which hits been I put on ns. the, Yankee merchants will | have to pay. Money is dearer to them - than honor ; and in that lommoditv ; they must redeem their debt. Their dollars will la- wrung from them like so many drops of their hearts’ Idood ; and if their hearts' Mood is really to be shed they will only satisfy still more the de -1 mauds of even-handed justice. The flag they have piosituted and disgraced must lie humbled ; that lying and sectional d ig. liii'ii which eleven stars have with draw their lustre. I'udcr the banner of tin- Southern Confederacy our sailors will be as safe as though the Union Jack of Hngland floated over them. The en emy may talk feebly of treating them 1 as pirates, but who believes them’ When a siugle privateersman is treated as a pirate, we can manufacture enough -of rope for si! purposes .>f retaliation. Rich mond H/ry. “TANNERS BAESr IWL \LKI» r*HOPO»VI,« WILL BE Kt> 3 it i . ■ Go-i iANNLKn BARK. To l* delivered at any point outlie •»eorcu KaL K-v.d. between Augusta ami Atlanta—or unv p- * the Augusta and Savannah lUil Hoad. Adurvs* '.Atkinson, Aiim-u. (*«.. until *he '’M!i insi. Either Red «*r Wh ?. O.vk w: . >• rc t;v -.1. * marS-.Uetf s. A A. News by Telegraph.! LATER FROIVrEUROPE. I Arrival of the Steamship HIBERNIA. Cotton firm— -I tr.-’l) aJv.-.ncetl. Farther Point. J ' ' &• —The ste.ur er Hiliernia arrived to day with Liver pool dates to the lTth ifl-.m’’. The sales of cotton on .Vednesday were 20,000 b iles, and on Thursday 14,000 bales. Speculators and exporters took on both days 17,000 bales. The market closed firm, with a good demand, and slightly higher prices. Consols unchanged. Political news uiiiijj portant. Death of senator Douglas. Chicago, Jiun* —Senator Douglas is deal. ( oi. Robert \i»ui*Mon Web. Lot isviu.i., J. (, «*1 ILolhm‘l Ah* I <U*rson, <>i Sumter not• iri ty, lumv i siek, nml wilt prohaMy i>(‘ un ibk*. to im port for <liity for some time to com--. Lot isvii.i.k: .lime J Colter's l>on«Is 1 Ini\ t* riot vet l> on approved. It is sup posed, however, ho will he in office on Thursday, when the embargo on the Nashville railroad* commences. It is understood that the directory of the road wiil respect a proper blockade. A large amount of Western produce, hogs, Sic , have been placed tiitceu to twenty miles out on the load. Mr. Mallory Nominated. Lot;nvilll, Ky., June J.— aon Rol>- i ert Mallory has been uuininated lone cl i ectiou to Congress iiom the Seventh Dir>- j trict ot thi* State. Federal Brigade Disbanded. Alexandria, Va.. June 3.—Genß-frt -1 left's naval brigade, at Fortress Monroe, has been disbauded, an 1 h**nt home Gen. Birtlett f. 11 from thepirapet of I the fortress, and nprained hi* .inkle, beside?, receiving intetnal injuries. An <in' ute i.-* exp' i ted in the brigade when tlu that ot its k ing disbanded i announced. Mori* Residua (ions Washington. Jinn* 2.—Lieiits. \V. J\ Chamblii'S, of Vir.iiiia, and W A Thornton, of New Volk, belli of the T~ S. army, have resigned. nUTT E Itl *2 FIKHLXMHOin iJl® giniu lV.Uci.iquu; t-i i i.nfliiu Ifliiu-r «v : bold in this u.itrkct, loi calc l»v let-dlw • NOTICE. UV \MEIV—\ ROOD li\ki:i; : \ rli.it 'iinlii.i i'..iki'.nr .i i i biiifl m !» •. . 1 • I Ik.* paid :i lilainil price. Anv oh*» wuiitiiia lliu sltUHtioi will HHplv to the umiciaignol at Amer mis, Ga. aprlo*d-w. 11. (V lIAILY *» BItO. B.ILDIR -100 H \HR ELS EXTRA Fam ilv h'hl Double B ;tiM M *ur. torsalo I c.v by liiyll LSTES A: I’BAlflv, FOR SALE. \VKHV GE\TLE BI’OOV VM)S\D dl«* horse, together with one of CookN impr .v e<l Buirtfie*. \ btUiCiin may bo had by anplvliu; car ly at thUotHce. n»yl*-dif DISSOS.tJTIOX. riIHE FIRM or PH'Ol ET A DM XI i I this day d'sHOlvctl. 'I he busineJW ot llie conceri will b*settled by A. It. I’iequet. uiv l i t i A. B.PICQI NOTICE \Pl*Lir \tio.\ v.ibi. us: mum: ud liiHii'l.B :«ner date to the Planters’ Bank oi su j v tiiuali. On., lor theuavmenf ol' a titty dollar not j on said bank. The left hand half of ■ruim* beina ii our posse si on. No. 4'.7. letter A.. H. W . Mercei ! i’ashb*r. 1 he i jrht.hand half of s’ume being lost, h.v. Ini? breji maiie i ustrom Home. (ha.. March '•'ii lNd. HA> JI.AND. CiiICHESTEK A CD. aprS) -im ibin (i \ t ri n)K SAI I iL. ER Y OlE\f\ V PR.OFB7/K MARK? ? suitable b-r a !l»?ht Carriage. J'h»*v tt e bar •! I some, eentie, and serviceab '.rid si.ld for r.o fault I Apply to (dccl2-i).’nwtf) E. STAKXES. S2O H > A\.V\V \ V FdUM ill F. S'l'ii'M RI ber. ;us neero bov .loe. known o Joe Byro n He Is a dark mulatto—five ft. Hi in. hi/h—a Tr.i:.*: c j by trade, anti about V- year* oi<l— improbably lurkui, ! ab«ut the citv, and maybe harbored by hi f mothci Rose Bltfnon. i he ab .ve reward will »e pni l on de'very t me, orcontlnemeut '.a the Guard H-une in ti,is citv. i myl4-eod4t LUTHER ROLL. LETTER PRESS"' AND Blank Book Bindery f ABOVEWE MIE \OV V esecutir*r with NEATNESS, t'HEAPNEs: and DISPATCH i AH kinds of Blank Books ruled to any patterns, an. j Bound in superior Bindings, on the sliortest notice. • The strictest, attention '< to the Biiatnij;... M v sic, Matfa/ines. Newspapers, Ac., .V< „ and >.• e* in and LctteriuK of (Mil Books. C. M. CI MMING A 170 E)ii.s -d-'wit. Opposite Chron. A Sentinel Printiafi Utfice. oct!2 di( PROSPECTUS. \l»OI r TIIE FlHvr DAY OF MVRrt next will be cotnmeiice l in the City <>f Atlanta ti.e publication ot'a»h»i ; y Newspaper,cutiik-1 The Commonwealth. j and, in connection therewith, a Weeklv to be entitlev THEc»n.n»\u KU.ni itoi.i.iii w ixsii,’. 1 The Dally w’H be printed with clear, new tvue. oi fine,strong whit paper,Sib ! tain twenty-four columns, about «>ix waieli willb< : devoted to readintr matter. The Weekly will U printed ou paper of the same qualitv. -2i bv 86 ir.c hes and will coutain twtnty-eiicht cohimn.s nearly all- I which will be tilled with reading mater. In* typo graphical execution and appearance, it .-hail aot be tx : cr!i»*d in the South. 1 The Commonwealth will be iudependeat in every particular, the lat est reliable Local, I>ome> ’ tic an 1 Foreign Nt-ws; slud.ou>iv avoidicc all parti ?an bias in that which is political, chine full Markei Ke port*, and pa vine pamcular attention to «'onmicr dal malt ere, aud the se'.ecuon of choice miscellany. The verv Mipericradva:,* i .esaud facilities possessed bv Atlanta tirdomc an e\tensive business in Mer ebandtie and .VCatmfacturi- ... will be clearly and per m wrinciv > t f«.r:h. uUs c umns. The proper and entree tic develoiHun*Di of the vast natural resources of Georgia, u.d It. r sister siaveh.ndtng States, wi”, be advocated m its columns w:h ail the ze *; and ab'Hty the Editor can briDg to its discussion, to ti.c end that, so far as b* van promote so desirahle a:i object, th« newaad ent Republic, foreshadow gi l y re cent events, may attain to, and inv.r.c.r-ly maintain, J the brtlh uit aud powerful catioaalav those resources arc calculated to ert-ata. The C ui’u-riweaitU will be conducted editor uiv b* Mr. J I‘i.TiBSON. who fur mo o than thr- c ar ß occupied »he p •Mfou «.f A.-s* ante E-c.tor of the "Nati-n. i. Am* r. it:” of this citv. and wu-se indue tr .. Cdeiitv and a ...tv are already wtT i;r. wr »o?hc public thr. uththat ‘ournaL aud as bavin* contrii-utt : - »rgelv ui the reputatiou aud influence attaint a he it. This fact aflords ampie cuarantees no ruins tak ing or labor will be wanting to make the Common wtaith Mimat’v deoervinn th.- liberal ;atrouaa<- aisd the fullest confldeuct of tbe entire community r k a >i > The IL-'.v. rtr annum in advance | . ■ The Weekly ... 1 00 Arrangements will be mule to supply those who mav t. wttn th*' Datly at tinc ii r& i L£ viel - . or tae Veeklv jt iek calx's m mokth. pa*,ineLt in eltlier case m advai.ee. bAMFEL .Ar.rßß, Azmi. AiLA>rx If ruary, l-'l. feb£sVti Special Notices. 1 J gif" Wc-fern Report.—Lh»a, Indi- 1 ajta, *It'LT 5, IS-S*. Messrs. \V. E. Hagan & Co.— : Gents:—l am enjoying my y.mtlilul hair at fifty, ' and vre have with us many instances of the same j ! kind. I feel just as sure that your Hair Restorative s , I has strengthened my eye:-, as I an that, it has cluing- 1 ed my hair, 'i hree yeare ago l wan grey. By aeci * <•• !.* I can;** acre: -u Udtie of your Restorative, tried it. and t* und it v. hit It mus recommended, hence our ‘ trade. lam sa’isfleithat with a little attention a ; irgc umount can L>- - .1 :, :• •: tin* worth of the article i i only to be known to ensure La me In almost every i*-).:. • iu the countrv. 1 have but a few dozen left of . •' re gross received in January last. 1 wish some r.ciethisweex. Yours truly, if. W. WOOD, j lletnembcr that this result was produced by Ueiin- i street's Inimitable, the original and only reliable Hair ’ Restorative. x'c. c fifty n uts and tl a bottle, to.'d by Haviland, < Chichester & 00. Vv. L. ii & CO., Brcpnetora, Troy, K. Y. -..0 dtclra I t’y“ Final Sotlce.—All persons whi» f ace not yet made their State tax returns }n this , county, will take notice, that to enable them to do ■ ..o. i shall attend at Mr. B. F. Hall's office, at the j 1 *‘ ty Hall, from 10a.m.tolp.m., from Monday, tlm j Lt > T hursday, the 18th of June—Saturday, the itii, | ( epted. The Digest will then be closed, and de , i -,iliters double taxed. All white males w hrt were in • < m- it - i it. the time »f her secession, and itslded hfeie j ■ , G.e Ist of April, between *2l and Coyest* of age, j 1 . t.-t Haiti** for Poll Tax. So come along and ; ■.; youi it of tl.o las’- chance you will have to j .. . p from having to pay double. JOHN A. FOULER, 1L T. It. C. | *.*; Dr. Joseph ioaes respetll’iilly oih r« h’ s professional services to the citizensof An- j office at his resident *, No. 90, Greene S:reet, oppo- i site St. James Nletbodut Church. myz7-tf ' illy Tax Moiice.—The iilizcus of Augusta are respectfully informed that the Digest fur lbtil has been handed to me for collection. It Is 1 urgei tly requested that all persons will promptly ro .ipond to the call, as the city is in need oftlic* amount due it for Taxes to meet it liabilities. Gffivi open daily (SunJayfl excepted) from 9 a. u. to - i . in. K. 13U6T1N, myJT-dlm GollccfordtTreasurero. A. UiT'i'hc Uiiflcrslgiicf! tails :tc aften ti u<h' the Ladies of Augusta, to a large and fancy ; : tock of Millinery Goods, c«*nsLtmg of Milk, Neapol itan. straw and Crape Bonnets, of the very latest style* ALo, a large variety or Crapes, Ribbons and French ' Fiowere, and a 1 kinds of Head Dresses, which she hi.-lately opened, on the corner «f Washington and Walker streets, iu the rear of the Medical College.— Frieds low icr oath. Mns. S. TKAVIS. f j-vvll _dtt i ■ * z .v j'it Hi J* .To:.-tr. would respcctiu’iy announce to the citizens of j Align. U aud vicinity th-t he has established apcrina- \ in id i.fikc tor the treat mint of diseases by MEI All' AL KLkhJTR 1C IT Y, L.ig igcd • xchi>.ive!v in the treatment of nervous and ! chrouicdiscaces, rhcuiAatisui.nt’Uralgi.t, paralysis, spl it l.li-'ajcs, dvsiß'. ui i, torpidity of the liver, general \ , piMrliati-’n oftlic nervous system, Ac., Ac. ’ A cir 'Lai i'ciiiiii.hig mil part.i id are, together with ! • ah' <>! d .< i - t » whi.-li li'.s praclice is applicable, ; may be obtaiucdiat h.is office. L i’, N<<. .T 9 and 69, Augusta Hotel. Dr. M. J. .K»NL>. having received instructions j *' i: .a In. J. A. Merrill, the eminent electrician ol i . Nc v Orleans, who ha-so successfully conducted a | ■ large pra* ticc the past iwo mouths in Augusta, and to ! v. horn lie is permitted to refer, flatters himself that lie ! . > enabled to lender sdisi'action to all who may desire ; his services. myll-tf ft-” siOT'H’E.—All pentss having bus j .ii :• with inn as Mayor of the city of Augusta, arc i i i, i. notitied that 1 will attend at the Mayor's of -n !:• m the • ity Hall, daily, (Sundays excepted) from . A M. ROBT. H. MAV. aprll ' ;ii Mayor City Augusta. i- j Augnsis X Savannah Kstilroad..*- ; On and after WEDNESDAY, Oct. Brd, the Evening ’i’ t -aenger train will leave Augusta at 2.15,1*. M. , rr*t*l \V C. JONFS, Agent. >..:-nratieß Agent)'.—-illflt*: at f 're. i. A. Oates’ Book Store.—Continental, Resolute, ) . Goodhue, Market, Security, Insurance Companies .f r- ; New York. Atlantic Fire Insurance Company, of Brooklyn. JOS. F. MARSHALL, Agent, v dt f & baviiiiiiah Railroad, «r< . i-r.ih_\\ r anted to Hire, Fifty able-bodied NE i <!Iio MEN.to work on track. Apply to \l. O’Cos j no:, supervisor, or to W. C. JONES, Agent, j decl'i utt The Crest licmoly!— :t , Sir ..:neß <.larkc’s celebrated Female Pills; protected j byUoy.d Letters Patent. Prepared from a prescrip -1,1 t;.*n J si*. ■'.* I.xrke, .Ni. !>., Fnyaician Extraordinary loth Queen. This well known medicine Is no iuipo h, 1 rdln.il, '.u.t a sureand safe remedy tor Female Dlfflcul ; !.«•• :t'nl OUs* ructions, from any cause whatever; and .. | although - v trial rent-ay, they contain nothin f h :nfnl to >- Lstitut'.ov. Th Married Ladles it is i wly tr i It will, in a short time, bring ©u ti.c ir.onthl * *.«■• ]od with regularity i;( PJi |n«»t never U*oa known to fail wherethe 1 * **: *» • •’ : m-n f gnd’page of pamphlet are well ot* -h v ’.I. For i ( j get a pamphlet, free, o i theYigcnt. . . iL—'ll ai’.d flpOMtageetarnpsencloEed to any au t "lz»»•! off •t. w .11 insure i bottle, confainiugover £0 , j !>. <r. 1.1 up. mail. >- '• •! 1 :-7. 1 v IIA VILA?*]), CMICHEST A an.: u. rcspieiable Diugglsts iu the world. <Ucl? ig '■ £»;*:.(,ififleblc.l vo the lo S',’.l**---. : .ber. w tbid tbeir Notes aud Accounts, at the 0:0'IL’ .; S*« r-.* i-f Messrs, Bbimiu & Day, 288 Broad street, w to yv tnuhorlsed to receipt for l ie. octs-drt J. M. NEWBY. 7'w vtry Latest tot ( Po itical. but that which will Inform the reading pub • he that they mav find at Mayeh A Moap.re’Clothing » 4 - Rmporium, one of the mo*t fashional'le and well se ;S j le ted Stock ?ot FALL AND V.'IN'I ER CLOTHING , ever otFcred in this city, embracing everything n>ual- K * !v fnitd in a C.«.rL!ng Store. Give us a eallhelbr ... pure 1 a:’.g e.s* where. We will not l*e undersold, r MAYER A MORRIS, set tf-dtf No. 261 Broad-st r*et. tv^Xotloe.—sale of Drt:gs, loflir'nes, i ite.—'For the purpose of closing the concern and part r t-rship, b 'tween the parties; we will d.spose of eur * -! >t k, after the f-tth instant, at cost; and invite tiif at ;i ..Hon of allxles’rousof purchasing tv well assorted a, suick of Drags, Medicines, and other articles In the lim* of or.r business. JONES & CHEW. Jel'-’l dtf WAITED. \<J MKAi OK<;UODMOitAL « IIV- C r.v ter. Chihli g well ree».»mnie:ideci. eaa find g«»..d steady, remunerative vmidoyment in selling, by sub ,v - ; •: V valuaMe FAMILY FFBLICATION9 s OF Bo* >K". My buslm is, and Mas been for yuars, lusivelv a Sou them Business, designed to aamst to b^: .d 'jup a Southern Literatim*. For Territory is . ’ any of the Southern Slat ts appi vt o 1 E. NEBHI'T. Publisher, v Circle, Wa. ON HAND! d \RD*• sOLTHERX M U>E if < A>>iMERE fori t:i * • • : 1000 Tar-is Ih'uthern made TWEED’S, for Spring and Summer wear. -? aprlO-dtf O. F. GREEN. y CATOOSA SPRINGS' GEORGIA. 4 Atoll's TpiIIPiFAVORITEKI V|. - 1 - •''yv" , > 5 » VjjEjJPr -*‘* Lnprovvd for the ueu-j i er. !»T\E ItST.IWJI. F.r. Ii - k - ; r : • -■ - :<• *tages f r the r-.'.-or, : Wi •v.mtvss.L J. HAKMi «N.:it *’.e *»r rl* t’h < r J. S. i N ICHOLs. St. A’.. ■ * y-,.\ s \ ■. : .♦ - piiri< - I uiare. HARMON Jr NICHOLS. apr29-d'7’n Propnetors 9 » Extra Family Flour. % SMALL LOT EXTRV FWfILYF ir, I' < . ” - Wliitt' 'A' - .)*. V r ' by A. WILLIAMS A CO. i m •> jo; I New Advertisement s Election Notice. Clbbks Office. Inferior Coitot, t Augusta, June titu 1801. ( a Y ELECI iO\ Wll-Ji lIH HKM) 0\ Wednesday, t e 2t»lh of June Instant, at the several pince* of holding elections in the count y of Richmond, for Ordinary of su’d count . vice Frs'.tr Blodg t, J . r .. B. F. HALL, Clerk. V/anted to Hire. A GIRL, lO OK 12 YKVHSOLD. .jcw-31 Apply-atihls "fflee. Bacon and Flour. a 0,000 11, Out) uomnis of wtl'-moked shoulders : jVi harrels« f e\tra flour, on nand atm tor side by June 4th ltn d a w A, STLVEN ’ EWCOUItAUE Home Manufactures. SOS TH OROMVt MAE. Colleton Mine Works, Hear Chaiirelon, f9t.lt: l MIKRSHLAED, HAYIMi lIKKA « appointed Agent <»r the Colleton Lime W<>v >. wiliki'i'H on hand fresh Lime from thus.* works.— ’i i.'H • ime lias been in use in South Carolina hr th • : l.usi two years, and is highly recommended l»y nti the j .»!<*<h iii’C' of Charleston. S. C. i It is said to make much stronger work than North mi Lime. HENRY EDMO v STON, Agen ; Ooltetin Lime V/. rks. SirUTHEMMS Subscribe to It. OIM ’ i: \Y |«: HA V E R !S< * \ III) K 0 YOR Til - P ern Period cal Literature, the question is skid— j who’ecan we supply ourselv- s in the Confederaie Matesy The answer is—s.nd for the Southern Ku j ral Gentleman, the great Agricnlturul, Liteiary amt , News Weekly of tin; Confederate States, it clial i lenges coinparson with any other of its class, it is : a large and elegant eight page quarto, having alar, e ! and able corps of Avricultund and Literary conti Ihu tors—published we»J;ly, at per annum. Andre's I)A V L> A STRATH AM. Grenada, Mi.n. W ti Oats, Peas and Meal. jS bushelsprime White Oats; g -100 bushels Plantin* Pens. auo t i nesset* Sleal; F i sale by HENRY 1* 1> l< NS'l’< -. At U. P. Jackson ttre *t. je.j ti Seed Peas. J 3 BCSHKLS <OW l*K \V, ARHI- S. r ving and tor sale bv | .je'.-£t STOVALL, M.LAUGHLIN A CO. To Hire, & BOV tBYKYRN OLD, ACCI STOM ya. ed to act. as waiter at a hotel it oust* servant .jtl-dlw ROBT. WALTON. Jk. LEGAL MITcF. MV .CLIUYIti ARE IYFOHMED THAT Wilhani M. Reese, Keq., of Washington. Wilkes j • ounty, and Isaac B. Huff, ttq., <t Wnrieiito? , will | attend to my husii. ess-on the Circuit during my ah . senee, ami without any additionni charge. Mv tlutnks i | are lie-ebv puhiily tendered to these brethren of the bar for the : r kindness. t>. JI. POTTLE. ‘ | iiiv."i sm NEW FLOUR From New Wheat. S.\ IIAItRELS. HALF lIAHHia, s»( Ks 8 aud quarti r-i and sacks ror sale bv lny.Rl 4t WARREN, LEWIS & CO. If TO H I RK. A MAIIIEH I PABTRY VAll CAKF i.» l aker, a useful hand in a Hotel—would pivlei I a place in tlie country—by the month, at verv l«.w j wages. Apply to A. cUu.DERIjK. my.lH d*c-Jt Negroes to Hire For the Summer. 1. MW COOK—HAS HE HA A t 0.-k on steamboat t( r tlf.een years. Also two good laborer-. Also a black girl, te* l vcarsrhl. a good ; nur*!. Apply \> A. WILSON A (M. RICE. RICE. 1 »>0 TIEBCES CHIME KICK JUST am 'l 9 rec uvetl, and for sale low bv inyfO-IRt C. A. WILLIAMS A CO. ' TENNESSEE BACON. ft K.MAU. LOT OF TEAAESSEE II • m ."ii iimvin.; IVr C. A. W ILUA.Ms* Cl) ■I I •">•*> lilt READ THIS. Perry Pain Davis’ Killer. d : Shulhtvillk. (Tenn.)Oct. If., 'KC, j Messrs. Perry Davis & Smi— Sin*Urailtmle to : you. and duty to suffering humanity, rt quire that, t 3 j should make known *he benedt I lm'vp derived from a th * use of your truly valual le Pair Killer; and i? bv ; seeing thi", any suffer r will be induced, as I was. to give it a triil and he healed, 1 shall be compensated : e tlmusard fold. h ' In Juno. ISS.T, after a protracted illness of several > n.onths. I was severely attacked with drowsiness vertigo dimness of sight. atll j loss of appetite, accom- I ’anted by fever, dlffl* ulty of breathing, a.: Mv pin - ■' si dan p onounced my case pneumonia bordering on U !. ‘ ,-n «' f consumption ; and after exhausting his skill, declared positively that I had the consume hon. that, he could do nothingfor me. ami that I must die. Ho * ever, he advised lhe to use * * * * * ! »»'lie beat thing I could do. which I did with tin et ■ ' feet. 1 then mane use of •****»«** g win h proved imindent. By this time m> symptoms were pain in the head, morning, ovei mg, and during the night, darting pains d tt.r -ugh the die it, burning in the palms of the hand-, quick Pulse, night sweats, difficulty of breathing, e c, i , W “S? ' u r*u'iately I got hold of‘he “Peot le's Pamph ! 1,,f i t'i wliidi I saw the cases of Messrs. Blinn, Com*, and others, which induced me to trv lVrry Davis* i Vegeta ole Pain Killer, aud strange :1S it muv appear. , | * derived inure benefit from the use. of one twentv-five ' cent bottle than 1 had done from all otherinedicii.es. g I have used tour bottles of the Pain Killer, and ai , .. j hearty and enjoy better health than 1 have hereto . fore done for a numberef vears. _ mav- - tO-d*c-:w OU ST A V USA. BELOV’. B>OOK-m\t>|\<;..„TllOS. RIC llAims MF <v M \ are now p eparel to manufacture l.lank Books to any pattern.and do all ami every kind j of worts in the beat maimer, with promptness and mv.7-:t • just arrived; «>li t-BLS. APPLE UH \'l)\ . r .»<> Kentuckvam! Tennessee M’ldslcv. i 1000 Sai-k> i Etowah Mills) Family ,v Super p i hue rIo n. rorsale very .ow by myi4-tf J. Sr D. T». JONES. Bacon and Butter. 1 0000 • Loshen butter, now in store, and for- ale by 1 .. , . , , T , V - WOODRUFF. ; : Aso a tow bales choice Eastern Hay. mvlT-rf Wanted. 1 'BHVK ATV A OUMJ LADIES TO AA’OKK w lents. rhose having Machines preferred, rents wih lie given out to them to make at their j homes. Apply to K. A. JONES. Next door to D’Antignac Evans & Co. Office on i Reynold street, may 3otf A Good Investment. The Companion for i Dollar. \V' : , CHOPD*!: TO SEND THE ( OM *ll AM'iN' •m i mine parr of thevearDkl T < all who win enclose us ON E DOLLAR. We have i oil hand a line lot of ORIGINAL STORIES, ;r " v - 1 t :i ' P'j*-s of eminent writers, and are constantly •: receipt of Essays PoeDH. and other articleeof in >rwt tn. m writers „f established merit. Eaehnun.- er of the < oiiPAHiox contains the Latest and im.st • .por ant newaot .-urcountry, which, together with .*.*“ '*a ter. niakes it one of the most desirable ! " Newspapers m the South. J.et ai! who desire J enclose "ue dollar, and address ni >‘ 10 * tr ' I. N. DAVIS. Se.. I _ . fteorg:*> BMQW, . ISO CHOICE ( LEAIt SIDES; 1* Ilamn. STOVALL, ' MCLAUGHLIN & CO. 1 „