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Trade viii bsreeensd as sOon as matters can
be arranged, and Il the people viii conduct
themselves in such manner as TO secure ana
continue the COED epIalon Of the authorities, no
difi -uity need be sPp-eLsE5ei, but that al will
be done possible IS relieve the c0URtry 81 MS.
cry and want. Ihs ciiiz5ns, everya aele. are
called upon 81 cooperate wiEh--Eud not against
the army-that Is the tru5 read 70 peace. BdnR
ia whatever y9E may hsTs IN the way Of mar
ke,iug 70 spare. Inc army and eitlzsgs viii
psy you tzir price ia mgny, which will in
tUIn purchase 81 par every thing in Tie overflow
iue s.JIes ii iE4 Ulien.
Your brstaFez OF ne N0rsa have inexhaUsti-
Die stores OF every -hinE heart can wish Rsss-
suHs yaur brctcThgct, Gld they viii Ted sad
cloIhs yUU--svsz wishcUs ueney CT price in
cases OF necessity, ss they have and are doing
in thOvsszds oi eases. TEey feel no em5auass-
ueas ca scC5sEt Of The wGr, wsuid net be con-
sClgUa OF its existence Ters Is net for TIE news
sud los5eIs lI.m friends IN tHa sruy. We have
bses ToesstF among taem, and can speak Eem
observation Thai IS ROT I'll, bHs wHls upon
tbis subject We wIL venture 70 propose tta5 car
NcT.hosa EseHss, UpCa beng sslsticd Ct cur
id~-Lty- FIl c-5--l1sly furnish cur needs aud
ygsIL iyl a return lE plC11c-s cI cur land. TINS
is 8 new idsas bus T- EIi engage 60 render it
uYsclc4i. b birth and education We are
southern, bai By 10 means s stranger 70 tke
frztarnal ieeling OF cur Northern brethren.
They viii hail with delight tie day wh6B we
ale again sale IN tho Union, and uney can re-
Uurn 70 thsiE homes.
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General Bfreeafona for golEectsng and
DFysaE Medicinal sRbsazUces of Eas
Vegetable AEnsdsEas


From Dr.. F. P PoFeheFs Botanical Resources"
DIRECTIONS FOR COLLECTING.
All leaves, flowers and herbs should be pref
erably gathered in clear, dry weather, IN the
morning, sfer the dew is eXhaled.
The roots Of medicinal plants, although mere
s3vaatageeusly gathered at certain periods, to
be hereafter specified, 90 not lose their mediei-
nal virtues in consequence Of being dug in mid
summer 1t Is probable that most Of those i'm
ported are thus collected by savsges, or ignorant
persons, when the plant is in fall leaf, It being
then mers easily recognized.
Plants, annual, should be gathered st the time
wheu their vegetation is more vigorous, which
is generally from the time they begin to AOTer
until their leaves begin to change.
Plants, bisnnisi, should, IN most insta nees,
be gathered in the second season of their growth,
azd about the time OF Towering.
Roots OF snuuals are to be gathered just be-
fore the time Of towering.
Roots Of biennisls are TO be gathered after the
vegetation Of the frss year has ceased
Roots Of persnnials RTe TO be gathered il tire
spring, before Yogetati0u has commenced Roots
should be waghed, and the SMALLER nbsrs, unless
they are the part explOyed, should De then seps-
rated from the bedy Of the root, which, when Of
any considerable size, is to be cut ia slices pre-
vious to being dried.
Bulbs are to be gatheEed after the new bub is
perfected, and before it has begun to vegetate
which is az the time the leaves decay TbUse
which are to be preserved fresh should be ba-
Tie5 il dry sand
Bsrss, whelher Of the root, trunk CT bFsn, hes
sb0uid be gathered ia the autumn, or eagIy IN
the sgfiHg, The dead epi9efmis or outer bsrk,
and the decayed parts, should be removed. OF
some trees Is the eln) the inner bark only is
preserved.
Leaves are to be gathered after their full de.
ys0Pmsnt, before the fading OF the flowers. Ths
lsaves Ct bieanlsls DO net attain their perfect
qdalities until the second year.
Flowers sAeud, ia general, Be gathered at the
tiua Of their expansion, before or Immediately
after thsy have fully opened s0me-ss the
Rosa Ghllca-whils IN bud.
Aromatic herbs are to be gathered when Ia
flower,
stalks and tWigs should be collected in su-
tuG.p.
Seeds should be collected st the period of
their full maturity.
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- -
from him What 'llstls MONEY hs hsd and baad..
koreEiaf, swssHne thab-ii there was aaything
soVsr there they Naaied they meant 70 eonnsease
it, shd rejoicing together that 81 the elilzsas
Had 10 hre-arms theY weUh have nhe tlIfle
giu4dsTisg. While they were wsndering a9qut,
committing tbsir dspTsdstiens, they vygerc saksn
sE0deniy sbSek by fhe appearances OF squad
frena the camp at tbe railroad depot, who, ear
ing Of their delectahls amusement, were hastily
detzeIsds to -put = stop % it. Seventeen Of tbe
neE-oes we're capsuTeds bu! five escGEad 70 The
skiifs and got so far ont N the river that z teV
uersuaders in the s5Gpe cf mimic balls nom me
FsssFBE nlusiyets failed TO induce Their return,
and they got safely back to the Tennessee shore
The ether sag slleen rascsls were taken 20 Menl-
pI.is, ard, IN answer TO the complaint OF one OF
the persons robbed, Gen Vsatch, whose justice
Is proverbizl, assured the Complainant tlst re
had made them safe, that they should De heaTIiY
punished, and were now N irons Sach speedy
psnishIHeHt f8il0wirE every hansgression Of the
kind, win insure the gratitude Of our country
8eighhors and prevent ssas Repetition Of sueh
scenes sg occurred st Island Ten and the mnr-
der Of Mr. RedInsR.
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kRKAEsAs RALLY!

BslsU We pa5lish ths proceedings of the first
Uzien meeting RsiC By tae c.tzens Ia this por-
tson gi the State. IEe n@u who are engaged il
il y,e knew to be q the right pc, and We hail
The move IS the tO-eTuplsT OF giOTioas fasurs
not isr distaAt, wien sur sssts viii OHce more
take her yFoRd position sm3ng the great States
Of America Ihe balls ia motion, who shall we
hear irom next Come Up Ike brave nsl; y0ar
Nutheru bIsthrsn-ahJ have left thsig comfort
able AcmGs-wiyes, sisters, mothers al for thsir
coEBuy, aad cane here facing tse bullets OF the
enemies Of fhat country, u relieve ysU from
under the dssPoiie rule Of those eusDiles-sXPsct
of you 20 exhibit your friendship and gratitude
tor Be.ng tIus relieved, by cooperating with
tleIn ia every manner possible IN restoring Y0uE
l0st liberties.
We exgecs u hear stating news from tbs re-
gion where lus meeting Mas held A eoDpsuy
IS raised and Is beng armed for the defense Of
thelr homes against the sou-less HIesches who in
lest he oounIy. The news frcm slt parts, as
fsr as Ne have beard, Is Of tho most cheering
character 10 the trends Of TIE Union.
A Uni0u meelsg was h5,d ia Union township,
Pu.asE Il county by q portion Of the cinzsns of
Pula5kl, eslL5 and JeAsis0a eoaEaes, the sudi-
euos al beirg Arkausss people 1he meed1g
was addressed b. Captain 5. Miller, joan W.
Jay and w. W JaTnlgaR. Tns following is su0-
lniLiel 70 The public; We, the citizens OF the AL
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u Yankee rule is rapidly changing in Vicks-
burg from mid and toisTsbls policy to most
grinding aad oppressive reign, Inc few httle
stores opened some timo BiBce have recently
been closed, and now not door is Opsa but the
dHug-stores and two oE three newspaper or peri
UdiosL establishments. The oath must be tsksn
to obtain ralions, and even with these the YAM
KEGS axe beginning to be very niggaTdiy. a
board OF comRlissl0nsrs Laws basa appointed,
and an order issued requesting all persons
ewning property TO come fUr 6afd and show why
they should be allowed 70 retain it. Those who
voluntarily took the oath b5lors the issuing ot
The order viii be able TO keep Their property,
provided they can prove they have ReVeT aldea
tas rebellion. Those who have not taken It, wll
stand 10 show, now, whatever So the reign Of
terror mas commenced IN YleEsbRTg as last. We
expect soon to hear Of many Of. the citizens De-
ing sent cut Of the lines. Those who c5uld
moaih since have sold their property for good
price, Ia Coufsderste money, may regret II now,
as soEls viii, no doubt, have 20 give Is up wIlA-
0us getang a dollar MlsSissigPiaH.
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rha Rir.t KI...

There sre several ways to tell q story. Some
genius has attempted 70 describe yoang lady's
sensation on receiving her ffss kiss He make
her say ''the first tine she was kissed she felt
Ike a vase Of roses swimming IN honey and
eau de e0i0gHs. She sls5 felt as if sonsthing
Esa running through her nerves on feet Of dis-
raonds, escorted By several Estle Cupids in
ebariots, drawn BY angels, shaded By honey
suekles, and the whole spread with melted rain
bows"
Eizabeth Barrett BrowniDg reIasss a similar
episode in her hfa Is follows;
FIRST time hs kissed ne. he only kisssI
The fingers Of this hand vEharsVy ib write;
And ever since, it grew more clear sad white,
Slow % world Freeline quick with i. on, list T.
" hen the angels speak A n g Of amet hyst
could nOs zaar hers piausr % ny sight
5Ffan thai fsst kiss. THE s8e0nd Dassed il height
The first and sought th iorshesl and hslf missed
HnltsuR On ny hsir Oh beyond need
Tina was the cream Of love, when OVeis on crown
WIN sanetifyius svsstne q did Brsesd3
The third up0n my lips folded dsuEn
In perfect purple state since whau indeed
have been proud and said, Ny love, NY swn.r
And very stupidiy told. too, seeoriing IN sur
unpoetie notion snt LaveBgosd, win whose
quaint sayiags many Of ouT Tennessee readers
are familiar, explains the effect Of 3 similar one
iation with good deal more graphic uulh. and
July as much poetry, IS follows
happened 70 pass next day; Of course
stopped % enjoy look at the temptsf, as she
was mighty loViR' &c me. She put wun arm
round my Rsck and Eathsr WHn WhaF
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KILLED "A friend 7ritss b 15 frsm Csnfrs-
villa, B.bh- county, Ala, shat John q Terry.
IN old msn, WAS killed AZ his rasidaucs. near
thas place, On the night oE ihe I0,h, b. some Of
eur cavaiTy, who were arrsstine dessIteEs -
Three oi fsT7's s0Hs and man named ed
wards wsEs A. Gle hoasa, armed, and oalsriug re-
sistanes, several shOts were exchanged. OHs
of TszTy's sons and Edwards we've arrestsd, tie
ether two sscsPiHg, though is is thouvht that
ons ef them Was slightly wounded hons Of
tee eavzIrv hgIrf - llf .asissBpian
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THE RAILROAD.


Trains are now passing over the road be
tween this city and Duval'6 bluf, thus conplst-
ing q good Eae Of transportation, IN connection
vEsn Waite river, between t-is cjsy and tl8
"gssst disoa' lsteiy opened turJugB toe Con
tv5-Fssy, and communicating both exHemitics
with the world outside.
We bopz S0Cu 50 s5s business revive through
cut the coU8Ty. The TsjlrCad, no doubt, viii
be pat IN better condition than it ever was bs-
fore Severe punishment, Il rot death, will be
inflicted upon any oEs caagbt dePTedstiGg upon
t IL sacb manner IS 80 ObstTuCt its use or en-
danger iits. TIE silly rebels scsoi in regard to
the rolling stock Of the TCsa, like they DO with
the steamboats, belonging to private ildvid-
uals-buru them up 70 keep them rom falling
into the bands Cf lhe "YaCk5" What folly
Does suy one think ths destruction of stsm5oats,
railroads, burning Of GOTTEN or any other similar
folly, ECUld IN any material degree interfere
with ne movements OF the Union arnly3 There
may be, and no doubt sFe, such specimens Of
lunEtics, 6ul no szEs, honest man would satsT-
ssiH such 4 n0llJz tor a moment. Il only de-
sTsys and iEpBverisEes individuals, without eff
t-clBg tbs least benefit 70 any cause bat Of
want0n Eld malicious destruction. Boats sRd
railroads can readily bs supplied bY the people
who osu CailOuI, ~ any moment sh6y wish
from thslr lines, mechanics aGd engineers for
every department OF ths ETts. All that is necss-
ssry Is 70 knew mat something Is to be done,
and up comes TIE men 60 10 it. TIE source Of
material Is iBe1hs0stble
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ths caIsingIs goes round boss, tuck
ias inturn On ms with ha left ioot
and gin ms Kiss Says she, Salty ny love.
I've got suznthin' for you-a new sensation -
and believed II, Tor began 70 feel & airsadY.
Ny toes fsltiike as ct minnsrs war nibblin' At
em--a coid streak run uD and down MP baek,
AXE 3 lizzard with turkey han arfsE him in
sstlin' ins, and ny s5HHimiek was hot and
9asstisied Like -
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From the honphis Bulletin, 4th
o. kn0ay stsefGo8a s0ms negro soldiers at
FsrE Plezeling, coaclldsd 70 &c on the rampage;
2ad, procuring sk.f, they crossed the RIVER 20
tae Arkansas shoTe. WAsa thsrs they sBassd
themselves By ro5biDg every peseo&5ie citizen
sho ieh inho theif hands Of money, watches,
etc. Tusy went ~ the house Of = Mc. Bowen,
TWO miles below Hhs1e tbay crossed, and took
nom EIm bls money, snd several talngs IA tEe
aOdse, t. whieA they look fancy. They met
Hop- -hsla landing, and paihag hIm out
VI 40 cat, tarasd bis POskeEs inside Gus, TOOK
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SUNDRIES.

TE0 KEGS NAILS,
80 dazzu Gotten SOCKS,
81 dozen Frsnch FIznnel Ovsrsh.rts
IsJ 6szsn Wee Haa,
bbsiss Georgia Piains
go rs4lns Eug'is Letter Paper,
550 ColfsdsTsss Letter PspeE
$50 70 hezp Paper,
Go NJ Ccufs5srats Envelopes,
o. y Of1-isi
20 gross Steel Penr,
80 Eros Pen Holders
90 COZen Ps1Cis,
81 d-zcu Red Ink,
so dozen Black Tx,
I5l pounds sslHg Wax Err eale by
TEOS. i. F5SBER l. ~,
No Fsac4tree stree,
,ar- Atlanta, CO
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A VINEGAR SPRlNG -Fhe correspondent OF
the LevenwoItb C0HssT 0G5s0e, with Cen. Blunt,
il describing the stranEs mineral snd yet ieI-
tns country thToUgh Whlca fas sFmy passed OF
its 1oUL1wefd march from Fort Scott, says that
neaE Bakers spring some Of the boys aug iAf0
hiil SIDE and sraek gushing ioaatan Of clear
souE wsEeE-as sour Ss If half gallon Of vine
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300 r Il w a ARD.
a blCh JlEE kBSIDEHGa f8h sALE.


OFFLCE z3Irri1z.1S EPifES5 COMPANY,
ATLANTA September 25ih 1865
n or Ter 20 svoll tisrst ka1in and 20 make
IL charges conf 70 ne iiahi itF assumed this Con-
pany hereby gives notice that from aad after Cct3asr
lst 1889 shippers viii b. rsqlirsd pace their vaaa-
tBn upon saeh package eaf g VIII be geceiEsfl
such ne viii b. in-srs ed IN the CCmpany's reeaiut
and establish the la5i ity Of the toupanV for saa
smount-ths at 1f lE0d and the pubic enemy oniy
sEcep-sd g. T. GAMP8tLsEa
an
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~ A favoTi1e msds with the AboIisionists Of
exciting sympathy for the snGs;iag sIsves at tise
south, used 10 be the eireula;isn u ETscs iilns-
tTetsd with picture Of q k8eeling negro IA
chains, Belos whch WAS the legend, sam net
Eaan snd brother ?" In sheso days, whsn
whiss men are maFcbed of 10 lhe barsle feld IN
hai,dcufs We nave observed 40 such appeals to
pubic coIamiseration. Fhe composites Of the
bORdsman does not suit-Ghicag0 Ts0les
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CHANGE FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western E0Fth Carolina Mining,
smelling sBd COPpersS
Manufacturing company
Capital Stock ST, 600, 600.

r7-ETs COMPANY haa y 3 speeisl act q tie Legs
lsfure Of North Carolina beeu regularly Heoiio-
rated and orgsulzea
rFv q sleess by ruads end are onouresa y the
,fsfe Cfeolo.lst superior 70 the famous 'i'uekio"n
rf,es 1sasssing saysnts Ess over al Mining ComPa'
r,ieF fu the U0Lfe 1srzIs sts Cd.
suhseIirticn= 70 tie Capita stock viii be received
ssv tue unaeEsIFned- share $3.50 As there q but
5,itsd amount Of stock offered for sale. ali parties
vg.hug 10 u ke inves usuts Wal 60 well 20 eal ana
ne tie ores and other evidences OF tler intrinsic
.yysl.e, dsposi ed a. our otlee.
MCNAU0HT, ORHOND g. CO.
40 at Wbtehail street.
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4EDERSON, ADAR & CO.,
NvTEOLE5A ALE
Car1uiegiou Merchants,
whitehall Street,
fvR2 en- <AttfllltA-. -
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CBe 5trnPgis 3ppeal.
PUaLIguED
Terms Of Advertising.

Al advsr'lssrasuts WI be easrgsd two dollars per
square for the srsi insertion and one dsIsr and hfy
cents for eseh Subsequent fnzsrtton.
Lccs nD.ess WI be charged al The rate Of Sly St-
per LIE.
Obitusry notices charged 81 ths rate OF twenty-five
- per Hns and Al other sreles not Of genera public
fussrest a o.He- Advertisements.
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nav ooMIC JOURNAL.

VTTILE be issrsd monthly, commencing ablut the
~ 20th of lCso5er,
s. The Confederate Spirit and
Knapsack Of Fun"
Eu-lerous Joa.nal brofuseiy ll ustratsd with The
Fest Genie Desigus
Devoted ts Wit. Humor, Fun. the Stage, and the
Sporrs r. PEztimes Of The age.
La-zs q-5rO sE5sxteeu pages. Price atty cents Per
copy. Sent by mai free Of postage.
d. Z. CLARKE,
Pabiisher,
ur1a-1- Mobile. Alabama
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TIE PLANTATION KNOWN AS THE
Downing Hill Nursery"

sisusts5 cns Ena hsf mics s5uthesst Of Atznra
coa=tininE 2025 zeE-s more IT less.
HC the premises co-fsrts1's BNEi LING
EOUs T. vita Eve rooms src lsrze eel ar kitchen
ru ,Eeheuse negro QuslteIs arms. sthles cribs etc
he place IS well watere5 vi Zee springs snd tlrss
1s.sr failing Etrea1s, on wheh tnere tb0Us tt-y
acr-s OF tne bottom lsud-
There ais an Orchard IN bearinE o. thirty acres
erabrsriog the finest COLLECTION IN he country o. Ep
piles, Pes ss Pears Apricos. Geet7rlneE Cherries
iuubs g s-c. Ais0, nesTy two acres N Vineyard
1f & e cholcest zindf Of GTapez fine collection 81
specimel Ornssuenrsi Plants
Hsyiaz sold the Nrrsery stock 30 D Redmoud Esq &,
0f AuzUsts We Offer tbs above properly for sais T
the uurpo-e OF division FOr flr her psrlic1Ers apply
ether t6 'Vm p RCbiusoz on the plsle 20 DF. " IA
p HARDER a. he Empire H--pissL sE to tae
REV T. ACHEES
e-b 2ze Gainesville ' a
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GENEKAL 0RBER no. ..

PROVOST hAESHAL'S OFFICH
ATLANTA GA, September =, 1853 :
IL oGeers and sollieTs arr wing % tAts post viii
"a report TO tho Provost hAAla nam aolsle y on q .
- m raer that their ORDERS furloug-bi eaTs o. ao-
ssnee etc, uey be exam nea
lbs provost Guard il Instructed % bait Al oiieer
and men, sd demand Of them passes Lon 10 fies''
r order is not lutended to interfere with hoge who
- stser,f frou Gsr cenmsnds 1h prePer 50 loiily
- - I-re rull Der OF &bseutees without ieaYs, fe
Sre - al shoud report IN order that tie gui y
cles nay be detectsd ,-,rcrrr
- order Of a. "a nfS,o-- no1tl ~
GHAS. ". FEDEki
rtanta5n aua Provost blalshsl
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Drs. WATSON & PORTER
Il a WIG associated themselves together ia tha
II Il practice Of
SaFgeFy, obstetrics and Physic,
FesBec faIy tender thsr professional services sha
citil8us Of tsrifiu. Ca, a1d Elrr0ludnT county
Their 5ifcs Is adjoining the Post Cfics.
ocI8lft@
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AUCTION HOUSE
NWTIUE.

10 Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, c. S. A.
n see lriznee with instructi0ns4 nave removed al
IL Aedieal sad H0- Pitas sfores ny chargs 70 Macon
Ga 10 wash point acquisitions Ia future must Be far-
p-sr.lsd RI1HARD POTTS
surgeon aud 3sdioai Pz-vsgoE, G. s. a..
ssE5 Lze0n, ca
lfobHs Advertiser ami Register and Jackson slsi5.
sinnizn c~uv Month sand bis 10 On T. af7aa
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gsr had seen turned into each pafl'ula It was
sbounded, aad salghur springs are abaudant
CsiaI eaa anywhere be found by digging few
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DR. JAMES = BEAN.
DENTIST

aALAt AAa~-as- SCI
( AFFtJE and LABORATORY as his rssidance 81
~ maristts atraet second square west Of Flrss Prss
byterian Church. fss3}ln,r
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PHAETON and HARNESS.
HANDSOME PuAEEyS zlIaCst new, ana in
"a perfect Crdor fer sals. Apply 20
THOS +. FIsHER & co,
orla1w No 5 Peachtrce 81.
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Our Location,
On Whitehall street, between DecG-
tur ana the Atlanta and West Point
Tsailroed-
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r n WATsOE, Il ,------J. a PORTER, II D
Tste Pr0fs- scr Of O5stst-
res and D seaElea Of Wo- Late Of WLueleaeri
men and ehiidrsR In he
University OF Aasuvils, Tennessee
Tsuu=gsee
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E#RFHEAR

CHIEF Qua sVERNAsrER s CEFECE.l
TEoHGfA STATE TROOPS
ATLANTA Ga Osto6er llth Lsl3.
IL offers Of tTeorgia State t'uo1s vii TePor. a.
"a once 70 is oAdcs t1s strength Of 1sir commands.
ah073as bazh rams sHd as that reqi5itions for iundf
nay be made. lt vii BE- impossible q gat E1nd3 70
paT them antl MS is done y. L--al ottsfAA
nrl2 Iw aE-i-r M rli-f arar-ar-nartar b s. 2.
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By CRAWFORD, FRAZER 6 co.


4 FINE, LAR x RES DEECE, with u roon-
n go10 oushudia g. ins oreh I'd asd Ii6 se-ss sf
and. % IN euil7 a. On, on - Powder Spring roa5
miles ton Marietta ApaiJ 70 ~ G.. EeAdoa, 1rs-i-
stta i W J17 the corner drfr Store. trnrs
FOX EfLhl-a prime Mlsis Cook, fms Lsuudra.s.
ous good Surze ana House Gin, boy thirteen vsurr
cid and ollsf ssTva1Es- Apply 70
". G. MCAD0O.
cells IT, sTs-ias-a
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- saaII9N -.

a 8 20 the WHEREABOUTS Of Llsus " Z DAELEY
"A and SerEs nl T. BeANSF0BD, botn u the 2ssh
lsaBssses csgme1t- Any enc knowing vhsrs either
q tlem Is, III please inform
car 81 Td. III MCDANIEL,
A the Fszale institute hcspiial
oaT1 ru= safssfa Ga
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aSUNAEEAs, UES STOLEN.
EeEOA the suhse- oF. @t 7esaea, on he 1Bta Of Az
n ga { my NEGRO EOT, TAFLOR, about fourteen
years Old, of CaIE complexion said boy has three
small scars bis ue-A. cEused 5y aura ANY intor-
nation OF bis u4ereanoCts wiz bs bauzu v received
ana liberal reward siv for his e0adne cent Ia gone
place 81 tlst Csn gst BIN ID " WON BE.
o-'ufg- Ea.or sfa-a Trrous
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sEEERAL DAVIDSON

has been sick for several days. We hsys been
a1zfcrg 10 see him. but have not been sbis 70 do
50. We lesrn, however, he is improving, ard
VIII be al rigas Ia q few days.
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SsMUEL WAREEss,
HEERY SAULs,
q D BUFCH,
EATHASIEL DOVES,
S T. EeBERTsUN.


Oar Cd. friend DIR. G. Y Hsador, We under
stand is going 70 start 8 nswspsperi 10 shis city
Tha 60etoT's skiii as 3 surgeoa il this STATE has
been vel attes.s2, srd as a writer be stands
equally high in the scale. We wish the doctor
Ezpeh success 10 his enterprise, aue shall be
alsssad 10 extend das eourtery.
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oRaAgIzuG UNION C0MPANIEs.

Qzits a number of URisn companies are
bsiHg organised ia the couRtry. Arms and am
munition are being issued to ihem. The day Of
tAe redemption Of Arkansas has dssEsd.