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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-11

Best conducted Farm not les. than lso acres. !!
Orchard Of Apple Trees. loo and over, i,
sample Of Stacking,
Constructed Gates . Fencing on farm,
Artificial Grove. not less than 5 acres,
hed8e Fence, not less than 50 rods
Entrance Fee 81 to above.
Best Acre Winter wAsat,
Spring
Corn, s
Oats,
Barley, &
Rye,
Onions,
Buck Wheat
Irish Potatoes,
Flax.
Timothy Grass.
Best quarter acre Sweet Potatoes, IL
Garden Beets,
FIELD UectA
Carrots
White Beans. |
Castor Beans,
half acre BroomCo,n, |
Sorghum, or Syrup, l
Portable Fence,
acre Hemp, 10
Any groves, hedges, orchards. fences and
Iarms to which the first premium shall have been
awarded. shall not be eligible for next tive yeal Z
for competition.
competitors for premiums on wheat oats,
barley, and rye. will he required to furnish the
secretary statement embracing the following
particulars: The time and method Of preparing
the ground; the Time Of planting or sow ing; the
amount and kind Of seed; the mode amou Mt, and
cost OF cultivation; the time Of reaping or gath
ering II. The ground 10 be measured, and the
crop to be measured or weighed by some compe
'en' and disinterested person. whose certifc At,
or athdANit should accompany this statement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-11
PREMIUM Lat


Of the Cedar County Asricuatuyal Society.
for the First Annual Exhibitor 70 Be
Held at Upton, ON October, l|th, 18th
and 10th, 1862.
CLASS A. Horses. .S~.epaakes. Open
to aN
WV. ALDRICH, Superintendent
Coumittee.--H. c. PIArr, Centre,
GEO. WILEY, Inland,
A. WILLIAMS, Aasaillon.
Best Stallion Of any age or breed. $2s
Fastest trot:ing horse or mare. time less u Is
L" 3yesrs old, 10
All horses in the above class will be com YELLED
to exhibit in harness. and shall make sue trials
Of speed as the judges may think proper.
Stations in this class viii be expec ted to show
their style and speed, and any unfair driving or
running will subject the animal 20 driven 10 be
ruled out at once by the Executive Committee.
This rule will apply to oil animals in every class
showing speed.
COMMITTEE. Lew JENNINGS, Rochester,
SOLOMON GARRISON, Dayton,
7. NJ. CURrIss, Inland.
GLASS B. Horses, Mules, DC. No. l
Roadsters.
Best Stallion Us old upwards, in harness. 20
Best Horse Colt. suckling. |
Best Mare y's old upward, in harness. s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-11
For the Upton Advertiser

Upton, Sept. 10th, 1862.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
NOW e.oNs r,lE ayAR Il

We have now carried on: the war sinp
April, 1861 -about seventeen months When
We set out we were ordered to disperse in
twenty days. BY proclamation of Lincoln. i l.
was to be a sharp. quick. decisive war The
!" Rebellion as they were pleased 10 call lit
was to be extinguished in ninety day Il is
said the Lincoln Government tledeed itself Ia
England and France that tket would exdin
Euish it in that time, ami otsr our ports to the
commerce of the world. H
" nere are we now. and where do tse s.a.,d
after the lapse of seventeen months f3nt
GoveFnnent is now stronger at hbns H..
abroad than Il ever svaA before On eseait i.
better sustained now than ever ID was, and sui
debt less than any one supposed il was befors
the pubIicatipn Of tAe last Treasury Reppr,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

great deal of the Sickness that has been il
the army this year was caused ~ the 50
called bacon Ahd Heef that vas PIT up last
winter Many 2 soldier Is lnew-in his grave,
owing to the fpod that wss farni she'd him
We speak knowingly on this subject, and
viii be able to PROVE everything We shall say.
We intend to kiYs this subject a Thorough
oyerhsuling, ard Iif the same thing sire
peated this year, the fault shall nqt be outs
The Presideut sad Secretary Of War ought
TO know. and It is the business Of the uub
lie journals To stat e these facts, aHd to show
what iOutrages WeH committed in the ppr-
chase of 50 called beef cattle ana the msn-
uer in Wlieh hogs were slaughtered and
pretended to BenIade bacon Of. We call
upon disqualification who have sous and
relatives IN tie ARMY, or who expect to be
there themselves to give their testimony
against these things in order that similar
outrages may npt|be committed sgain this
fail We speak particularly of what hap
pened IN MIDI K Tennessee What happen
ed in 9th r PLACES, Others can and We hope
will state. +.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
Tlxar.s worm ae.le,nr.

The Dtbii1 debt Of the -Cdnfederafe States %
the 6rsi pf4Angust was <347.74B $50 70--fol-
erably ,lH figures. but alnns,sf drszr;isl, COM
pared With those on the Yankee side Tlis
war has cost them al least ifieea Hundred n u
lions. a II is assuming every day grader ard
graldef prd,ortibus of expenditure. AT the
rate OF Six piilliurs day Another y-af OF hos
yfilities ooleIe present scale ~onld swell their
,iebt I'd 3 200 600 600 tile annual interest OF
which Y kit per cent. wbnld he upwards ri
5. 20Obb104l The support of their corrupt
g5verIilhettI would recnire 90 600 600 more.
making b total OF lrHREE HukDnEb rAk1 TwESr1
HII1IoSt Jt DoIIlARs. At LkAsT.IT Be Rl,is D
AxxrA1IY fBoN = RuISED cqxNEHcE A. Ps.oFl -
Truly this lis . refreshing prospect for the
Yankees ioIexnlt over.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

IlT cfse- nr tie Ccnr----sry i;easisl G. ( ~.
ID lfeersisf.r1 r1ll rs-rlse n = ~. t,s.'-.i,-
sea-. ~ I'd rrr Is f.r f- -h..-lallrt 20 e. 90,
isrlifs t1o1-ano hos uIi-ker
be r. Drool tr r..r-, -hiskrr -..itnl,-e
isr iie Tex I'd IN ore tsllt f.lr---
''--isrrsd A. -aifsb fi,is raiIrert arl rlrer-
80 n fhr ~tsie - o SIS -'nieiir .l he rr<
e great tlr,.l-.tfarrr ~ rll- f.ii elrral+ -
BIDS o. prsps-al- I'll t. rec-7rSI a. a, - O.fo
Der.
M rrrpr~si I'd WI K receiri1 fir i~rs a-1onn,
a. Co.. - f.e thasssi. 49, sid stl, .frlsr..,
nd - i-ir~n sI-fEt tlrils rile IA z
TillIi c.l-ts f.-i ~ . n
Cd AID - is,i-1- ~ sill +. fro'iirr. f- -.
llifltrl std pfrinIft rxecIrt|. r.tfall- "a -crrr1
a1re VIII IRE n gai.ti-a- q. The Coirleszte ssi-s-s
~ AiLl-N.
celu ~ Co.. SEPT 12-1a y.4f A-C
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
aASlIIg GRNlLE lISIlfGfE
cLEI-LL4 I'd. 7ENN
Rev J. \ Brsd.h1W Prfatfpal.


T-ff ,lrxt session ~ tii f-~iiftIt 81 r-.rusntr
4 NJ trt tl- - Il b -tti-etn ~ nrE-. mi n
ii d.f-sii.,n and Isrr,--s mp u ne Rtr NJ. 6Ii
hsE. who tzs ~ ! ftsrce ol i fr fhc AT tea
unffhs r
The I-r.1er- n unstii tAis fI1ihcs,a.t. s.asi.s
sinst especially ari-al o. ~ tlizrts sho hsr@
Ian hi~f- - ~drr-f- q t-nd -rr- ili. rf.i
SIS. btlt-i- L-= had lafEe Il ttr Is ir-i - fi-
II re- rl,,stl~ daring 1iirii riil'f e las rta itfd
fiap.c. snd might f.y 10 ne
llcs-tfs fa-r.ir- and rrI ~. Ihsrr icErf bz
-tf It's To- r. rifcht- deer l5t-fs ti-an .s
--Fla'is . i''-1fr sss.t II +. issrf nearr
~ ~ -. Iiit1|.- - - - i-i 8. fte >ar1r
4 "a - ras w. Sax ~ 4r rlurcl
i-rt G x<l~e ta-Ie - rt.r ~ Ez4- rlln .aE-
tlff t- .air rtfe h~ ttii-ltIf .-. B~rar.t htlE
if .eteaar airs~ l.faiifv- -. Law last
s-rl az e1t-ee lrsrrl'r as,-1 1- 7lirtt,t -
4 a -i-is ss-. a. il-trlf ~ fllt tzsr rFiiL
mar i4rlns-- - sac anc si pa tltir - Icld-1
- The ~h-ri and Al'ii e. ~ : - Vii 81 ~
.tcaicli he tr-,tff - - I'D aatlrrf a. -
Nrhsr- ~ lr- ltirr 1ai L1F~ tx lc1cltrs q e
"a rfe 1~rn'rc~ u11.f-nr pe0pIe. Ne holei1tE rr.s
-ohiy f.rr..llIn th-iT drf,.
The Trl.-ee- are fi4rtffl - fir ire-s 20 H.
pair-us Ess,est.~~d a .eu IL ldsisls kerr c-es
AID Al q kn,.H that rsdel a.. airn-ri-tIs =
he Iu1tl-uti.il Las nj <t sry 10 rtIria =
rat a Z -i-t .irei il tLe lir- ~ = The r.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
REPrhI.thos EoREsa apowEp.-At . reoer

REPpbIs4hos FozEsHaDoEED. AT a recent
wa rhksT4g' held IN Bfooklyr. the Hon y
b. Siatkunllfn order 10 stimuIste the bellicose
feeline4 oil his auditors. said. anon st other
things. |tiias tif our Government went 10 pieces
there Nohf4 be no United States 70 pay the
debt. and he wohid advise those whc'ha any
thing fhseAted N United States Stocks TO save
all and sIi@tld half2
Thikl6bksa good deal like preparing the
Ipnblit lriirh in Linccindu1n for 8 Republication
OF the kfIotInbns war debt which is rnnninglnp
there Atltke rate Of some six millions day
There Es, M other way Of ever paying il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

rF.HE JAf-SSoN. Lrisl.. s,F f,..,s. 1,s-re-s r.
4 ftrAl -sfs frr-.r-la ~ f.rfrtd a. scre-
Ion = tFo ElFLsr PFC u t,le-r p Try. ~ x
eve a''-- t.l.i-1 - Z - rfeu - ri-l r-.n
Al f-rt irzs- uot t-e, -af.,'rc z1 alli 49, rf-
~ifT-fn'~ txl1a1n tiar r ~ 81. - is.n-g rrs.-
fltteiF = 81 . Nax-.-- ftixas- L-ata.aed q Bar
ll- Cre<k- Apply .--ne5ias-t IN i7-,a - - is-er
- Cs-1 a. itEItkc
>-FtlS- - B--lif Cf-et I.nn
y 2 a ' desired irf tz;i a. - Rad Z. ths
c.cIpsrg % b. iurn,sh1 b. alag e - 81.
S--lattsLo,.[
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

Ma IEsar ST. PsvL- lis gallant s3iiier
~ gekI.le,ra's lie been. sssa kncf < duty al
his Post. Is eomtaAi.der' Q. sse Camp II D.
iseiiosl- n better seiecsioa could Hsfe lbs-sl
..ls iefI-i; -s;-the Major rs,her ehafsk Z, be-
r. f.kcel q s.l'y where AZ viii have 10 o..
eorfuskty u meeting Tie enemy. sIaj. $.
Psn saise,sspne u tie first s:ls.aries isr the
present var. nd tD1l. I,ussession and gsrrs-
sonsd Fort 81. Philip. below New Orleans. be-
lore the Stale q Louisiana had joined the
southern coiste,ieracy. After The actual corn
n.encenent OF iosIilifies Al Charleston his
'coIsran, (l.aving been relieved Iscnz duty Al
For, st. Ph,lipl sblsnteered IN the CoHfeder4ie
States service sor Twelve months. and were
sent 10 Peas2esls. where they served uisae-
Gsls Biskg. until they were sent 10 Virgins
Fac sharp S..ooreFs and increased 10 a tAs;ziiois
lxsrich has become famous - 81. Paus Lon
i-iana Bsital.o...r We learn from the siaj5r
that oui sevs,, Of his original company Aps I
ihr0ugn the battles Of NilIisrAs5urs. Seven
Pines. and those around Richmond wiil,cu.
Ia II. the resnz.adsr having been killed o.
WOUNDED This i sad but soul stirring II.
port Of tl,is gallant band Of ou:sianiass : byl sii
New Orleans On the 2oih AErii 1851. 70 re.
dure Fort Pickens At i'esssac IA. ~itsih folsy
days MAJ -. ra.a vas interchangeable IN b..
endeavors 70 train bis boJs" Il ni14ner &
reflect credil OIL ihelr Stale. and co1nEnal.ti.-s
Tile reports iroi4 thea Z their sewers Ell
sageneuts. show d 3w wei lie succesi4d.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

"a Yesterday strain On the Nashville Rail-
road started with the intentions Of going as Jar
a. Iuiiaiionna. eighty one miles from here. A.
Tie time Of writing tEis We nave learned Moth
ing further than thar in due tine it lei; fh.-
ether SIDE Of tie fIver Bridgeport under "a
ycra6ie susfices q Success Ii our next We
Will be.eble 10 state. probably now long Il riil
be before the entire line Is in operation we
have no doubt Lut the roads, open now 10
Murfreesboro'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

Ne frepleasei 10 see gradual increase o.
The mn nber o. ialses on our streets. Il btto-
kens a return 70 ciysiiz uioa winch many s.si-
tors TO Cha tlnooga began 70 think hal nes-er
existed here aye.are- persraiei tilzt many
mo would CONS ont were II got Tor feaH 3.
tiie insulting sszs aud rem .rk- Of n rtaiu
class q the arias w1o ctr es iocaa q Buy
AMI al places BAT with their c.l-a laisl F'te.a
the re lofin st9ry Steps receltly iutls sfAt sas
daior geyssi. the consf.., i-r q sa.s = 81.
We arg s1sis<sI 9Ae iel.es can n7k kp.leit
~is's AZ safety .ifQm ~a-a iis.s. ~ Ia.s
never beard o. In instance her. IL !, ID ~
bs y ilsa'Iri iiy s.efa or gsiIare BY = ID s,ls.
nsie toIficef 81 private. 'csss,ects3 vita the
army eny enc else ofsrHis An insal; lsrili be
7''niaiaiily delIt VITA Then cezse II l4.ises
Il {, sal,si fefrsshing 70 catch glimpse o.
yoar lovely fgrn' ag4'r.. G, -hBPPisE
w-e;heF yoa 'vs'ii - b ~ ni'silil.s or llot
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

tEFAcuATlnS OF Cux5EarGxD GAP.-Gen.
sam Jones received a dispatch yesterday. iron.
Gen, Mccowi.. at Knoxville stating that
Cumberland Gap had been evacuated by Tie
Yankees A. the TINE this is written We hsss
no Particulars. but expect something ~fdftIer
IN our telegraph disf'stches--
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
JeDIcIAL ELEc lross Is sllDpLE rzS
kEs>EE. -

Inc fourth Thursday ia last Nay was the
day for the t9galhr elections of Chaucellors
aud Circuit .Iuag les in this State The Fed
eral aathpritEeH had possession Of large
portion Of TIE s. ate at tba. tim No one,
re presume, vii contend that an election
held under he error Of Federal baygnets
could be coH5ideHed valid. In fact, We learn
that very fewIof the people pretended to
vote The slectEons We re illegally and i'm
properly held No I'd turns, pr bur FEW,
were made tethF secre tary Of State Tie
officers that opened thelpolls a I'D heldsths
elections, h4d ; authority in most iustan-
GEES for % ding snd The polls we're opened,
we learn. ID llliia4y counties At only two or
three preeipEis. In view Of these factk. no
one, we suBpcsel will pretend I'd claim the
Office Of ChApcallor or Circuit Jud, ye under
such cir urllsth ices. and if any do, Of course
the Gqvfr49rvIll not issue Cd lnln issic ns to
such. Lid is have fair dad free eles-
ton. Wien ihe people viii hav an Oppiortu-
nifty Of expEessEng their real wishes Ia
this cor neFti94 We viii sly that i . man II
doubtful llIasitiBn. no inaIi WHIP has b9 word
or action ak aid or assissaree to the enc
.asy. oagh5 lolbe permitted to hold Office in
the ss-t &c. YYs are not % extreme as seine
s car 'fr4ddFlItrt We sIy b all means let
s te ia men holding ofiee WHO are
knowe 70 lsskH aided, eanseiied Or advised
Siihsthe fhss4E = by nam IN the STATE
who has HpE takeP a dei4rnpibea stand
in favor BfFIthe south, ehght 10 hold
Office in thel State Merely taking the
cath pf allegHuce we do not consider sun
cieptl N Aps men took the oath las faIl
aud winter % support The constitution Of
The tonte4et4Ee States, ana to aid them
against alitAeIr enemies, ana yet some Of
fhes4 men are now ia the Ilne9in my
We want 4op9 more positive acts, sOnie bet
ter eyidehse than merely taking the oath Of
allegiance the time of the election in
chaAeell6t Ridley. district he was either
driven from h0pie or was aftsid to be can.
did4tr b4ta4se he knew thai if he Was elect.
ID sndrer Jbhusop wonld have him arrest
ed. So i va. NC are informed. in Judge
Dasidsosi circuit, Judge Marchbank's cir
cult, and 10 several others. All the cleo
tious viii lbe held, of course, null aud void
and the GOfernor will order new elections.
This IS ihe PtEly WAY IN which satisfaction
canbe giFePpr justice done,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
.raIs roIsK IN7515EEF B6sIS rss

We consider o4rssIyes in duty bound as a
COED citizen Of be gdnfederste States and
a true friend TO the soldier, to expose the
system which waf Pfhcticed last year in re-
feksnce 70 this bnsiless we believe q
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

FrerTlyE Fkox cssscFiPT1os. The Proves
General, yesiere<s aFreaied q MAJ. sciiarged
with bei,le1s fngiii7e from sonsoriptioa IA
'GeorEfa. His idenli'y was made by u, ans Of
dispatch from The enrolling oiicer of lis
District u is no use. gentlemen. trying 10
get through Shls city unless everything is AL
right.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

"a We learn ip q rnsnger Sufficiently d.
rect 10 eniitle The reiDtr 10 some credit sisr
The Federal forces. tBuell's) which occupied
Nashville last week have AZ an evscua,e.l i.
and The general impression there was tia.
they were making for the mouth Of the Cum.
berlAnd riyer.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

vi. 1ntEr-ll1-1 gIIl &C. - raan,1 =.
Il 49, q ~ -h.,l = "a - lr-s l,--E 49,
q fre--uf y .nth fle ho,es - ---~r = e--.1~~
zflf.1 e tie 1ttra r,r-1s - ~ uh1rk - r--~-
sI-F aa- -sr..rtE hin IN H. -sSs
tE--A>- tls-1ul-rs traucAe-- ~ I've znn-h1 50 g
:. re- Ses<larlT- EnElth GrlnH-1ar tc---1t o
y'-l-aI J. Aftl..c<- the 1tt-r ne nfd1s % -
srs-i-1- Boi1 49, srd r,-1t - - 1921 =.
4 h-rtrnpclh >tp- sfh-lu A. TEnPLrToy
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

p6- " sArn ron gen,iszne1 from. Many
and Giles c5dhties. that the Feserais burned
one side ri FiIe square in Palaski. They fired
NJ 8 Mostly hotel which consumed tie South
aide Of tip square. They q 80 bnTped jackson
College. ahd ths gun factory At Columbia and
also ave4y tainabs Routing min al,osst mia
beyond IIoih fhbia. pn Duck river Tlley also
took great number Of negroes from both
Maury a4d Giles counties.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

OLD Buck .eKEpaDDLrxG "A letter from
LahcesteT.- Pennsyl vauia dated the Bth.. says
tte rebels" have not advanced beyond Hsn-
over. in York county. Pa. a town OF about :
900 inhabitants near the Maryland line. II
states .hat Ex-Presidert Buchanan has fed
sIom bis home.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
Ts25 REWARnI

- ERAYED % stelen INN NJ 10 On Tk1r-dsy. n
-. iltn ms. suis hknt bay ns.ie pstey ~ ~
rfiug ~r1fne ess tyr hte apoi IL fft torch ID,
yeirs old ~ ) me- nest n e and IN fDb crd<s. 4
sili give ne slre nv srd - any TIT Wi y M
said pones q me - ny lofse near the Tan lAfd. 81
TIE Ck sttlpoogs bridge JAER HUISEY-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20

f-rcrr1FE HAN llrar1an.
thaftlaoaEn. AK - lSr1
tifcSERAf- pisnLE
~
TIE u~srflirs e ar-rlr- .cr gala trorcr NE A.
80 rcfer-l-k Tn tnrthefu rr-nuns- En1 Ia -
Ti's Ma -fe lesrE orscErr - tbe teil. rsnaarI
,rlrs-bie - rl,,crrr 80 Sta1e Iclce
lle t.1irifr-te army I,irE beinr In Cur nidsf he
nf,fits a. =. sly desire "a Al ihe thi11ed rnrkn C
lrilrfs~er -e-1s = Ire n1Euz-z. ard - krIi~rst
fhtf tte -saf hiy ~ essrlr uhu are riIIinr 10
srrr-e-r r detectives ultk thrlr .finnar ~
slr.tr-,l -i-c.ts ~ TIE ~efrice-
TIE ls..fcfr fh-r~f,e esrnrerln1 - ncrurnS ~
-1r1- = cfCan-re >tnre tllfIs--
"a serai trI3rr~ 40 SIS are cuunleru,rnGef -
~ raaisaITg r-xrs - crrErs alrn1ty rrrrrtrs1
rl rtl1su f1rr master rls - fhe Aflezn1f Genrr.1
Z the STATE czc relf'r1 flr sl,eclal tsrirrn-
b uozn-nEnd - fsarer11r
IsHAA q EARE1f :
" G. Natr-noE~E- al = tsrn1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-20
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.

tNtCT1lF1 tEaocc AErEnI.
q tsr-allo'E Ie-1-- - 9. lsG1-
J. Isl = Jutn l. 4 - - o. Ilp1irfed rpect. al
o. tkt tsrtf..r sd g. = 1gs1 - 80 SAT- - -
cii'r< -1ye-- x IL -sf-1Ftd Military OPS tbs
1-t-rll lif-itl e ~ - le srcceed rnrul -,
ts's- 81 $50 2 me l.yi--n-- = r Cages
aili-te- ASH le LEA rris,ka An Al q T-r-n--
sr -tl- r. ~ 'a.- e ,-e- NJ tl-nsnf %
ftit- Er-t Esd ar-,f ttr-rr-s ia =. Nc. A.
-i'-ri-1 - az t~rr-fai tirsr a. ihc WEr Dr,.nr-
f-- r-fts t.,r -1-1 lIirlc g Col - y. Biaks
4. - A. -, a. btsa dsta-r1 tl- tkEt EcrFsce -
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lir ka<irre sr- = a ta1s ID iuurr-sin,r v =.
l'ai1i g f1p-'ent .erFns in civil Drtrirt wsrt
t'ua ~ liza rc-sct sc (lilIes - -nk1 AID nnka
A. tlrslitri a a. ~t A. rltlrrl fhe pruFiriurr
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-nn~ = - Afr t.-r fhlttg t1r and fnrty-1un
geArrtt 49, AID a. al e VA ltrsy Eva ard
ulcer . Csc e 81. q ~rr rnc l1rwrrt rrp.rs a.
ihs.n = - l7 icait "a - re nscripil. - IL
fj.tssf k-r1,lr.l q - SiLtr
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II & r E--AEor>R-
Ats- csE-
llsarrlail 1snnfr. Access Pest LnrrrIrn Rrrls
tsr sd ts1eersiiis Bsr-sr. Z p. nspl1
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sIsIDGE nEv WANTED

Z Want 5o-~xrrrirat-l Hridre |yS,it-,len ~ ~ :
tie h-id--1s.r; Brfdrr. fxfrs hteh uarrs---
- < o. flil-elSe he lr~s dss "a \ er - - -
.ils-.sa
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COATED -S1rf u rliics frraa Clrst'Efr1rE. co
II taining thr-s h-1trsd ald - - ~i<ht - 81
isacs -sEs1fy = eghiy q The 40 lre ale rirsrrd &
Che-e 81. tae d ais - 4 slIrint - RE- -ft1e
ter. -iss an or-hnfd - E1E trees ~ a-1ns. -Ters
variety q frat. An * then pT-r n1ndrr1
irarf pear trszs. ne ho1-ss ars Al 49, An .1c
lr-irinr nach Ireftg CA eAln lie frrrns b. spp9
ssne 70 K. HOPPE % ~ q HOOPER.
s-pie-1m 49,
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LOCAL MATTERS 8.

~ Brigadier General win- Pres,oss vas IN
Our city yesterday, 'Iu his way to Kentucky
- sacramentsi meeting begins IN the
Presbyterian Church to-day. Soldiers and
citizens invited 10 attend.
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alttu Ao0rrtistm1nIs.
military Blanks.
THE FRkhKLIs STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,

ATLASTA, GEO..
(ft< frrrt h. - cosnraandtrs ehfFt inrf.ce --
~ IN faf bef 80 cry s,rietF tlsifary -. H.
- A. taT rrtce 49, ETk csn * . i.s -iin
iisr nsertl 81 f-'nfrtrrlr- SITE 81 amr-ssa.
our iacliltle. ~ rrf'flifv ln 4 nrartt-F x-ri
b. any e.fa ll-tal~lt- ~ 81 tsai f1e tsil1-ia-
HU>TER ASp PAY Rbi-.s
AUSTER R1LiS
EEGINENrAL NOSTatT RETURNS
BRIG ABE N5NTHLT esIErENs.
COMP Any soSTHLF RETUfNS.
Neislas W..sk.y ssa~Ss1'il'y Fri 60 Resi
- onlFf1. fr Bank q s,issr risk tztrr-tea L.
.lr -r@u-s fii-li I~ce-s- prf .tifztlln 40 -nteE
III s,I-iy de-p41ch-
Adsres- = rOnS & ca.
Prp1irirt = FratzTI- tiiit * R--sr
septlS-<f Atlanta q
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lr-tll-- Tea = ~ b Is
Il r-1-- a. -zli1rt1a-1er fst1rrsi Ave o-ta
ID truFt-l wiih rlllrt lff.t ~ rtle fir< f1s d.
y h. b--Ee- kiii l1r ~ Any .r t1- reg sd f-r
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a.. - with llrip4r Itf-fenres he -frar 49,
* shd. AID i d. d. fsEr oi 81 s-1tic tsrilrr- g.
4.ki-s Ia dsisT AS esther r-ir IS - ti'lE-ss
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HssrA o
So1;fe-E fonts1c-zrr II 81 so t-t- a. as -
fse a. ilrtid-
T. bad 1ory - PEI co1t1i1t1- tte n5rrslsr
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WANTED TO BUY,

5 n00 = = = a TsIs - AlIL.-i go p-iI-1
sp<ss-iz S- HqI.sapnK. sn.,-s. a.
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Carr. T r. MISUNDERSTANDING vie \ iof rlis
facts stated IN your note sonr case becomes ~
exceptional one. and am anthoTizeH 70 Bas
that Your coapany viii be received,
RESPECTFULLY.
JEo L HofErks,
A. D. 6. and Sup't Of Enral.irg plfcers.
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f>oJ-a N Cirfi.ne a. 81 10 ga anru-s. -. /.
L te<rr ~ El,e sars ll- So III and lelur-rI
r. = f'lri-. DALAI 4 81 IA BE u rbuuf g &
=, wars - Es--s lee1 Lgh. scTsr ruia-. he uunnr
al-i l'.ta-e ~ tcI'w2-d F1ure rr.nerfr nnd ~
s 4rrcs- l. 3 COCL1 Z
al-70 500 = &
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>TEADY ef1pI1, mn nd lIlsd E4Zes III . TlTsn
4 . t<rnber ~ truf-ey nlrn - slrk n sr,-i.trJ
srd -rsrc1 a lrrEss l1Iiar4- ktdf8ss
5ESSrP / HATrH
/seps-iu 4ren-ta Ca
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Horse taken Ua.

T,AKl,S ~ 81 ar streets q Ih-s,.,,--, - -
A nesdlF AT civ 1.ark hos-e IL 49,. - -
- - nc Forr 90 o-iH.1 re eor~s On Epn1cnr
- u -. t-fre- ~ n rnHrrs ard pruEinE prup
rlsy e.rssa
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Committed

ITO t.n IN Chsti1r-ogs ~ tne 1ztt Au<ufs lSs7.
il \ Zero loy named Aisck. Wh1 srFs ts bEl.'rE-
- Lace Cecksreli - Pstsoe ColntF, A,.ssslpFi-
lie h sbout teet .ches birk. back oanp * a.
roe orrlrr viii cone foTrerd prre pre.eriy a1d pay
\ 49, ~ B. fOULlER
- N etsrF HaniIfan CO.