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rated and the Of ss people. without dastno
ti0n Of par y, viii aid II need De- Ia the work u keep
ng tre peaee of the Staa, and carrying cut tie
fundamental msEiu of popular governments that
The majority must govern" For Set Mr.
Br0Ugh, and all Others who Foud defeat the will OF the
pc y1e. notice hat there is nj yhty OF men
in Ohio whole nerves strung up like steel" Who
mean that be who il The choice Of the people shall
be the peoples Governor. Should that choice fall uPOn
me All the duties Of the once sla be faithfully and
teafiessiy rsohsrgrc IToud myself obey ths Honsti-
tn on and lEvTs aud IL that all others cbsysd
them within her limits and Jurisdiction Tbs oourts
snod De ors a1d RS ored once more TO their rzhfui
authority Justice airniniat-rsd without deula DELAY
aad he military In strict gu5oriuasn 70 the civil
er Habeas curpna should be raspectad no citizen ar.
rested except ds process Of law or hsd except
for Trial By the civil tribunals and zone Kidnapped from
the State
But while tie rights as che ststs and the liberti, Of
h.r OH zen should he thus strictly enr0rcsd 90 eons
utoua and -ul lori snd ghis of the Fedora.
eiovernm NJ Sd 1uld be eyed and respected with seru
pu'ous fidelity. - nat or who sdminlstsr- d il WHAT
ev7r tn Admnisr ton we rig under the Consti
80 ion and Hws 10 demsHd or expect from The State
Executive should be promptly aaa exactly rsndsrss.
Ia short, vvUud adaDt ard Thoroughly cary out the
two x ns upon this anbsat laid down by Mr. Jefsr
aon ia his "a gurai n 1901:
Firsf. The Huppart of the State governments IN all
their rghta the most competent administration Of eur
domestic concerns the saTezt bulWak4 against aut
Rspubean tendencies
Second Tae preservation Of the General Government
in ia whole eousttutous ygoE the shsstanohor of
cur peace at home aod ssfety abroad
And in this wsy W0uli strive By ths quieS and de-
esiye exeTgise of via and sHhOritY Whenever proper
ard necessary and By ahnsrfui and ready cosnpa7es
whenever dua, 10 raztors the 1-ars the arlaf
the economy, the g18d order and har nonY which,
IN farmer ~esrs. marked the States both IN th=ir
relation 70 their citizens zud 10 ths Ed
ersl Government aud thua, in better smea
rtde the Uuioa aecure aad the people prosperous hap
py and eoutFnted This and not " civil wsr'-f1r my
crime" is that am npD. sed 70 GiviWarHs what ny
election would iuse gurase' in Ohio. And now men
OF NY ma i've s si0, not there Just the blessings
which you aEd your wives and your children, wi long
ing hearts must earnestly dssirsq Defend them and
bold East IN every extremity the ballot box ans la
Dor nignt snd day invoke yOu, to these bless
ings through that, the appointed pOen ia weapon Of
frBemen g. L. VATT,ANDTGHAM
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situalisa Of Ee-ecrnns.

From the Memphis Balletin.l
The military situation in which Gen. Rose
Grams is placed will be easily understood by
reference 70 the map. Altar the capture of
Chattanooga, he pushed steadily along front
OF ten or ittaen miles toward Dalton. The rebel
forces extended from Dalton, on our LEFT, ts La
Fayetts, on eur right, they commanding the
gaps of the mountain ranges ia their rear ard
sn their right flank, sad having their hare
probably at Rome. Bragg has been strength
ened by the utmost GXertiong Of the Confederate
Government Johnston, Bucknar, L1ngBtrset.
Hil, and Polk, are all with hGs. A. least
twenty thousand troops havs come in from
Richmond, and the reserved camps and eonvs-
lescsu, camps, from Virginia to FioFid=,
have been drsinod to make a bold front in
GeGrgis. On the other hand, Old Rosey has
Burnside within striking distance upon his Lett,
and bis reserve, which we have every reason 60
believe is heavy, are with him ere this. His
force in cavalry is large enough tG prevent the
possibility Of his communications bsiTg effect
ed, and the necessity w-icF Bragg is under OF
preserving his left flank, which extends far into
Alabama, will demsnd the efforts of his own
cavalry in that direction.
Previous to receiving TeinfOrcements, BgsgU
had about 65, 900 men. To-day be commands
not less than ono hundred thousand. The forces
Immediately under RJsecrsns are not given, but
as reserves, we can safely say there are one
hundred thousand men who can be got 70 bis
aid within a month.
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The NsvBuryp5rt (dass) Herald. in 3 candid review
o. the cotton prospects, comes 70 the reasonable oonou-
sion that the N1rih shall not have full supply again
nder the mozt faEorabs circumstances in less than i've
or ten year-prObably tsn-and eOno.udes with thsse
observations:
II We are to have a great reform We must prepare
ourselves FOR sacrifices It look 20 il does
70 Neal Dow, and therefore, surprise the To-
crease Of cotton mills PeO le who have fortune
a right 10 do With them as they please but II had
hundred thousand dollars ard wanted dOubls it in
the shortest possible ims, would put Into cot
ton mills her would invest Il in cotton. which b.
high and viii 60 hgaer In cotton cloth. which ID ad-
vaueiug, and in opin has a good margin 70 ad-
vance yet The 0niy thing that ch ck The vnue
OF oOyon Is tbs increase other materiaE Wool, Tax
and silk may be more largely used Six We must I'M
port and ar lnnot speedily take the place Of cotton,
though silk and linen cheap now cotton; but
oul may be had sny eZtont and is being enormous
iucrs ased Still il will be time before people will
appreciate fact thai this country is not ha Il
pfoF tn 1850 and t will be time after that bsfore
factories be built and machinery changed; and there
fsre spectators cotton aud cotton goods have yea
10 act 10.
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Federal ssepor,s fror. the Rlver.

From the Memphis Bulletin.l
We have before Us the Natehez Courier of the
18th, the first Of new series (in ths Old series
il is numbered vol. XI, No. 206 J by J n Bald
win, publisher. It contains much that is Of
value. In the salutRtOrY, the editor gives this
80 his golden principle of action: There is Que
thing very evident from the signs before Us.
that the great Mississippi Valley viii fad it for
their interest TO strike hands again as AmeTi-
cans in a common cause"
The Courier thinks that all Mississippi ard
much Of Alabama are 70 be surrendered with
out further struggle, and the Alabama river
made the rebel line Of defense.
The Post of Nstcbez is under command of
Briga Her General " L Gresham. Major Geo.
C. Mckee, of the 12fh Illinois, is provost mar
shall DITing the two months that Natchez has
been garrisOnsd by Federal troops not q collis-
ion has occurred between citizens and soldiers.
A dash was male by the rebel cavalry on the
IAN into Vidsiis, opposite Nachez, but with
considerable loss to themselves. Hardly any
sickness exists in Natehez and vicinity,
Confederate money Was offered in Natchez 81
FIVE cents on the dollar, but found no purchasers
although the Federal authorities have not inter-
fered, but allow the frsssE' circulation Of the
worthless stuff.
At Rodney, Mississippi, on the 18th, COM
pany Of rebel cavalry surrounded a church,
during service, and q ed into the congregation
Wounding several ladies. They captured gun
boat captain, and ensign and fifteen Federal
sailors.
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ssncrrnfng Lnrrs Armies.

TIE following facts, pulled from the fields of ancient
story, may be Of interest At the present times
The city Of Thebss hsd a hundred gates and sould
send at esch gate 10000 men and 200 chariots.
The army Of TCra1, King Of Ethiopia, consisted Of
loo 00j men, and 800 chariots
SsostEs King Of Egypt, led against his enemies coo,
0O0 men, $4,000 cavalry and tHentYseyen Ecyths armed
chari0ts 1891 B. G.
Hamlcar vent from Carthage and landed at Palermo.
be had fleet OF 2000 Ships and 0msl vessels and =
lsl force of 800 l8J Al the battle in which he
was defeated $50 700 were killed
A Roman feet led by Regulars against Cart hage,
consisted Of three hundred ana thirty vessels with
hu drsd and forty thousand msn. The Carths guisn
a ct numbered hres hundred and thirty vessels with
one hundred and hfy thousand men.
Al the battle Of Gamma there Wsre of the Romans
ncludiug alles, 50 OO9 fsot and g. 90 horse Of the
Cur harians 200 foot, and 10000 horse. o. these
700 % slam in all. and 10 90 taken DrisOners
Hannibal, during his campaign in Italy and Spain.
pndsfed four hundred towns and destroyed 5000 0c0
men.
Minus the Assyrisn King about LOO years before
Christ Ted against the Baetrsnz his army consisting OF
lJ0O00O foot 100000 horse and 5000 chariots armed
with scythes.
I.aI III 'e befsr- Hannibal time, able to ssnd
into tas ned 600 900 men.
Sem lsrb lost In single night. l85 600 men By the
destroying angel-Kings xix. IS 81.
SeIniramis employed 2,OO0O Ol0 mon Ia building the
mighty Babylon She took 100 900 lndiEn prisoners q
/ the Indus sud 1000 boats
short time sffsr she taking Of bvlon, the forces
Of Cyrus insisted Of 10000 foot 10 90 horses and
I 1000 chariots armed with scytheA
An army Of Csmbysses 50 600 ssruug, was buried in
/ the desert sand Of Afroa By south wind
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TIE MONSTER GUN AT CHARL LEsT0N.-We
understand that the second monster gun IN
Charleston has bsen tried lately under the diTsc-
ton of board of officers with entire success,
throwing its huge prCjsctlle over two miles 81
an elevation OF only Two degrees, the gun being
not yet ready to fre at higher angle This 10
far beyond any thing ever done By artillery be
fore. These immense rifle guns ars constructed
on a new principle which permits enormous
charges of powder to be used safely, and thus
imparts the required momentum to the ponder
Gus shells and solid bolts
This injury sustained by the irst gun was an
oversight, and it is understood from gOUd RR-
thority can be effsctuAlly repaired. Ths powder
to be used with these guns is now being manu-
lactured at the Government powder works, aBd
is quite q curiosity, looking like anything else
thsn gunp0wdsr; the grsins-if they eau bs 50
called-being solid blocks, looking like ebony,
enc inch square it would be supposed that
they were pcojeetiles themselvet by their aP-
pearsnee, each grain weighing about one ounce.
augusta Sentinel.
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Y One of the most remarkable and violent
stems ever known in the Southwest, visited
st. Charles county, Missouri, on Friday last
The coruhslds were completely stripped Of the
corn, leaving the stalks bare, and the corn
having ihe appearance of being pounded in q
mortar. One man was killed, and Others serious
y injured by the hsistonss. Pigs IN numbers
were killed. and the next day cart loads Of
ducks were taken from the MauVais Tempe
Claire, killed BY the hail Fabulous stories are
told about the size Of the hail. A gentleman
tells Us hat he saw one stone which, after being
kept in an ice chest two and q half days, was
still as large as a goose egg Tbs damage has
been very great, IS the storm occurred in~a
highly cultivated section Of the country.
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4EENERA.- ORDER 40. .-.

PROVOST u A4bHA--S OFFICE.
ATLANTA Ga, SepteEibsr - 1858
IL offcera aHd toIcieTs arrt,Ing - as Uoft viii
u -arg- 10 tts PruvosE M MaTshai sdiats 90 s'Ff
- IL lrdsr sha thsr oloensY iuEiougls, leaves Of ab
esDes ETC. 81 be ez4n Dsd
~ provost Guzrd Is Instructed 70 halt AL ot1ceu
- - 81 demand Of ihem passes fom The Provost
ElzuinA .-.--r- - Iii. - - 4,
N order Is not Intended % nteEiere win those Who
a . t-sut from cir c2ulr n0s with proper su hoElty
- ~ ere tua Der Of 81 aeuteos. without ezEe. re
- - 80 sF slou.d report IN order tAss tao gul y
oasE may Be detectsd , ,.-,,r,,r.r,
- order Of . n. o. y = . ,,t-,l -,
CHAS. W PEDEN,
.ses aot Captain ana Provost AsrshAL
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nYPaEEna NnrEnEl-

OFFICE 5OUTHahN EXPRESS 1UafAHE. 7.
ATLANTA. 2epleDuer - il Itd1
z n or1sT 20 misuldsrstau g. and make a1r
charges couf % the iiaui ity aasgmed i5 Cons-
D nv hereby gives notice that from zl sltef uetarfr
lea, 1888 shIppsTs ~il De req to Pc tlsir
sian upon esch package before 10 VIII he recsiVed
uch vii Be iu-sr-ed in Ga. Can-an5'1 reealI-
ud establish the Liability OF Size ompsly for tEa
mouns-ths aeE CT tod and The pnbua eueug oalT
ezcsp ed u T. gAAP tt.lli-
sezd I'M Nsani Il
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western North Carolina Mining,
Smelling and COpperaS
Manufacturing Company
CAPITAL Stock $1,oOO,o00.

yTyHTS COMPANY hsE by special act Of TIE LesiE'
Isfurs o. North Car0iins, been regularly incorpo-
-at-d and a--asiLsd
me "a i1-s rrres ere very fsvorably situated arc
asrev Of cess BY ErusdE Ind are p oBcuccRd by the
St--e Gsooast superior % the lsu'eus "uucEtoWc
EI1ss b sE-s-inF ads sutzgeF over a. Msulpg Ocaps
uas ia De De-fef rate Eta es.
-rbs--rticn- 60 he Cspital Stock viii Be rec-ived
by t1s Uu1e-aiEuel- shaTe- eooL AZ tA-te b 'L'
sias.-5 a1noaus u srock offered for sale, al pa-i e.
WenflE 70 % .ko inves melts " "a 90 well 10 cs and
sKsrns tls ure ad ollsr evidences Of tEer lnrtnlI
Hgl .e dsposi ed a. o1r Office
MCNAUGHT, O8"OND 4 co,
10 an whitehall street
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Oe7-lte .
800 r E W a i ID.
STOP THE RUNAWAY.

TGHARLES, about twenty I've years old Yellow
~ complexion, weighs hul drad and ffty Dounds
faLhaF d d5Wneast iOuk. WITH hits mousts1ha and
gOatos, with ig1f sTiued coat ana cap and light parl1
ds left " sdnssday evening snd hkr.g goi on est
Point train as hs thai day purchased from Izusa
8. Msrtin. Of Alabama TIE boy served ll1 tine Ia
Memphis IN the s1OPsring irsde.
h o. CATCE d co.
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Gold Watch !!

Ths uamo Of the MAKER nor thu number nos knog1.
Tbs watch sold By W d Calhoun. OF Nashviile.
and hHs rhs letters % ". r. engraved in German
upon the outside
a. the sans time bstWesn i've and ak hundred dole
lara al5l taken
It Is highly probable that the ps Ts0n Who took ha
VA oh and money thought Major Robertaon was asal
ana ne er uten1ed 10 commit then M1ior Robar1-
Is dead and his watch would be iuvalual1 %
hIs b ra6vad fnmriy.
viii give tha a5ove Of e609 fcr she Hafct
ana ths money, he WaEch acne. snd dnssli1us
asked Adaress JOHN s WAEl,
ONCE of S.imons g. simmons.
..--l.a -
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TElzOzE. 2 FISHER < co.
COMMISSlON MERCHANTS,

~ - F5sz5sistree st, -AAtlantss Ia
nERsONAL s+lenti5n gfvelr-ss2e-ssl- - ~ - - =
saie OF al kiuds VI MklROHAhD1lh57ssssa-e-- -
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Y The Parliament of Vienna has adopted a
very ingenious mode of recording the votes Of
its Numbers. Each deputy has befOre his scat 3
white and black knob. On the side Of the pFesi-
dent are two squares, one white tha other black
A touch upon one Of tbe knobs enables lhs dep
uiy to record his vote with electricity by white
spot on the black board or black spos on tht
white beard.
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APEuIAa BRDEk 10. =.

H1aDQ gAHTERs lTrH HISS REGUfEET.1
NEAR CHATTANOOGA uEEE.
Ucton-r alh. all
A IL msn absenE from the I7th regiment MissEs1rf
~ volunteers, nh8 90 not egort In pssan lT
inca q A my yeCn, uilhir thirty aaFu VIA
be rspas ted as de- lsTB and treated such.
By command o. JNO u. FiZE8.
Lisutenarf-Colouel Cemusndirg
JE0 M SHuE0RD.
or 3E- Llenteuaut sll Al I1fssll-
liL.-l..in-isn eonv ard end bill -u a- ~.
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G!e 5tlenpBis 8PpeaL,
PURLIsRnp


AT sdysr i-smsats VII be charged two dollars per
su=zzs f5r the art Insertion ard asEr snd ffty
ssufs for euch suh-egusat insertion
LOcal notices VII be charged the rate Of hfty
per line.
ObltuEry notices charged at The rate Of twenty-five
ss per line and ali other sriolss not Of general public
gr-s-ssr - s.har rfvertisemsuts
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TOBACCO! TObacc0 !

OEOn BJXEs or TUBACCO-of al gradss=
ZsJUU 81 boxes OF smoking Tobaeoo-of all zradss.
On c1usig msnE and FOR sale by
oc7-iw 3. ROBSON & CO.
SUPERIOR PROPERTY FoR SALE.
a VERY DESRaB e RESI- IE CE. with e crs
- a1rs lot on NcDonough street, for ssls Apply %
T. n. SPILL ER
Pistol Works
orTft atlanta DE-
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VOL XIV, NO. 2O4
N E W MU SICE
7 ORENA, IS cts
Il PAUL VANE. E5 ets.

IL PAUL VAEE, T5 e,s;
BIN BOLT z5 cts
MOTHER 4 he Battle Over, IS 0tB.; See Hsr SIN ar
ny Dresu-s. % c'zi Let ne Kiss Slim Er HIS udtsa1,
70 ct4i Prsou--'s Lament, 75 sfa.i Boys Esep T1EF
Powder Dry, % cla.7 vii N9t QUITE Forzsr % ctg
Kis. iis 3efors Die. MathsF 70 eis Keen Ms aaaEs
Aoiher p ctz-; How Can I Leave The. % cas. We
haJ be HAPPY Yet Is cis.s Lfunmer Roy df sli-ohs
- cts.i o. Give Ea q II me by the Sea % GO.
IN5thi MENTAL dUSLfl.-5old disf q adiau. 60 cefs
Our First Presidents Quckstsp, I5 co., Psulfsr
smith n arCh, IS els La FsTorta Polka. aT Wm- j.
HsF-tsr 70 cts Soldiers Grssiug March. tl-i.zlzs q
cl,s BianE husic Pzpar, 70 Ga
1LACEEAR a. BRO.
ae5 ~ aua fsr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE PLANTATION KNOWN as THE
Downing Hill Nursery,

Situated 0us an half miles EsuthsaaE Of An.
c0ulzininE 2l2t acres more or lsss.
hN the premises a co-ilorta1la y ff1il LING
~ HOU- E WIt4 I've looms asd large cellar ktlhali
1kehouss negro quarters barns at -hlas atc
The acs well wat5rsd wi ne sFrngs ana three
falling str=a s, which t1ers abouf ifw
scr me b0t:Gn nd
There ais rolari in bearing. OF thirty acI
embracing the dnisr collect on N the e0.ltrT ~
piles, Pea +. es Pears, Aprico-s Meet 'rinas ller
Pum0s F g sIc. also, usary two acres IN g Vinss
Of tie cholssr zirds Of GrapeE A hns collection 5f
specms Ornamental Plauta.
Havluz sold the Nursery stock TO D. Rad111nd Esq
Of August, 0ffrr he aD0Fs property tur ale . =
the purpOte Of division For far her particulars apply
s.ghsr to Wm p Robinson. on the place Co Dr. ~ l-
p Harden, a. the Empirs haspital or 10 the
Rev r. Hod RS
ae5.2wa CsrferE-iiia "a
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING HOUSE !
Army Blanks and Books

army 5Ianks ana SOoAS'
WE HAVE NOW TX OPERATION IN MOBILE
w Ala one of the largest
Book and Job Printing Offices
Ia Sue Co7fadersey,
RULING sud OFFENDING ATTACHED.
We Ar n,v rsgared 30 Sl ali rsquis tons sBd ardsrs
with sLA ks aud & - uHea 10 he Army s1ch a.
RECpR BAOks
BRIGADE Field REFUzE BOOKS,
RE#. MENTAL REPORT BOOKS
Essfalsuts' Order = oEE Descriptive Booka Company
~ letter BOOK re erai Or1er COOKS spe.. a
- C4.ks Quar- eTruasters' AbstIaCI Pay Books
= 80 81 kiulu OF bJJGS wanted b. Aalutsnts
cT,.r-s---.r.~s = lu,lzniEss isz AGd P4ynasts-s-
NTrSrF,2 AND PAY ROLLS
7r.r4 - - - d f ali kinds. lbks Office Rulers
- G.z- y, s 81 ,, chael street, next door 20
IN - ~ ssf7- vyJn Barn sssl Jr Mobile, Ala
-8 WJSg .rY a. GRAHAM
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a The flag ship Hartford has the marks in
her hull of two hnndIei and nine shot. AL her
upper works ere carried away.
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CHRCVEAR.

- - ~ = a&EAA8n
CHIEF @ A It RMA TERs 0FEICE
GEORGIA STATE TROOPS
Atlanta q - tioto- er LE6a
DURSUANT 70 General Orders 20 g datsd A ,1s.r
u October sth 1859, The uuiarzgnsd assumes snrlro
2 the QusTtsrmasieria department. % the Gaoraia
1tale Troops
All q arIerma-tsrB viii report al once 1F letter ri
rh.s Once sh0sTng uptn whsl du they aa--whusasr-
With commands 70 be 4 "a a pos.
Al regulations for funds or supplies VII be zafls
through this ofile.
AL ofi-sr- viii maks to this of5es he 6UoEi1s
monthly returns
Ab tracts Of Moneys received and expended, End o.
naming hand-Returu Of Properly iract as.
Forage aud SEatensnf TranED Dortzten- O. udiou stc-
J. Z MORGAN.
Major and Chief QusFtarsuastsr
oesTu lsaoraTa fat. Tr.orr
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HOUSE AID Lot FOR sAIE.

FINE -ESI1ENCE with seven rooms, zi.1ssn~
~ negro cabin, Eu0zshouss f0Ft house, Etahla. eie-
ard iour acr-s OF land IS offered for "a LaEaBge
ga. The situation 10 very desirable znd irrma lew
ABp.y 10 RICHARD g. F0PPEN,
NJ - la range Ga
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RUEAWAY.

MY BOY GEORGE dark mniafso, lsme Be- t1f
4f4 right 5es He LETT the 3Ets City HOs pitsl tao
oG68s DR.. d TRACY.
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ORDERS
0iSFiCEs
RIcHh0sD September - Iso5' ,

CenerE Orders Nc. Iz5 ..s
IrFgRM4 IlON having bsen received q sete go go
/ i.e3a truolsoas ard violstions OF pArsgraoh All
lsuzral OrdeF- No - 1861 ID i reiterated b-3s %
sr-D. liable 20 ripsion VII BE- permitted, sndef
l1ns or con es organize since TIE i-tn y AplA
ls6L eEcep. such q were ganzeu under she gToFl-
Ios of be a. # Congress o. that cate entitled An
sct fur her 70 provide t'r ne publc asionse.
IL Ao su horny eElsts for -Ean EuF comp suea
5ug Of coupsisE or portions Of companies now in ser
m. It s5al Re the duty Of conmandaats Of con
cr- on information of pe-soBs being received into
c. anizs contrary O. the Erovii1Ds Of this Osder 20
me- tl-e d ts rsguIs ii0uz for perzolz The
o or e0Has Ing su1 on "a lure o The m 5-r % re-
tur tna persons received - the csB Cf iatruc ion
lhe contra lE report he mari-Er with the fzca
Of tbe case, 90 ne blreau OF Sole iPtol 70 Dc oe
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