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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-24

The whole c.uHy SID. look % with eager
aHxie.y 70 witness Ee lE.es Of ,hs great vic
tory Of general BsAGe over the army Of Ross
GRAMS. WI.i our own people H viii establish
tie Teassu-suea Of our i~avincilility snd altimats
r1u1h The shades cf dependency which
ecant'y o-FssLai7Ea5 as, vI speedily give
T5y to the blE6s s1n Of E5pe and confidence.
TIE baarts Of cur Beogls sill be- rsaainatsj, su5
fbs arms Of our soldiers I~-ir7r1-n.a5 and
aseng bsaed Nv zze-T viii be infused i
she uuks Of ts army, he s8.is of he troops
elevs.ei aud their s.e-miuai1 ion strengthened.
Il Aa-N1rh, fhe foPe Of our conquest AM
s~ntjassioa, which wss ai1ealy waning VIII be-
blasted forever; he Feses party viii grow
space. wii.s hs way spirit there sn receive in
this 5sss. a most Sunni 2 # rot fatal blow.
We sb1li nov Jock win co-flclcs 70 the eicc
SION Of V-ALLASDIGHAH on tns l3-a Of next
monfh Dry su overwhelming majority.
We feel cou6Isat moreover ths. the effects
abroa5 win Prove mos. beneficial to the Colfed-
ersts cause Or securities viii 20 up 10 the
Europe-r asIksss, aul uis exhibition Of our
El-aUNta t4l1Ar HHA hHH"E VIA XIV % q
better ssus with EuraPosn- nations. We can
new look Errsrd aiih greater hope and conf
dsi 60 TO g sDesy recognition o. cur iaderend-
esce By France and 'saj, thn zvar he1eto-
fore. TIE causes ard prospscss OF . rupture.
between these Powers and the North are grew
ing and Strengthening every cay, and a hostile
collision cauno. much logger be postponed Le'
q come; ne care no. bow soon.
We have sn abiding faith, moreover, thzt this
vieioy the tBrling p5int in tho tide Of oar
fortunes aui he bElbinear Of other events thri
GsLEpeod Hznspre and bury as os in ibe
great work o. ac5'oving or independence
Oar iunelsd navy Vil be heard from before
many DAYS, or weeks as lsrthost, aud when il
does c-ns ne msy rsls -ssuIed that in con
5ac5dn , tha army, it WI prove 5 grest
Fsau tw Ehs ss are b-E .euius shove
Dc ard ths stsr-0 Independents Is even How
rE,erine above The eastern h0IiE1u
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yassafiiss IN slBe 154ih Tenneasss Re@i-
Haeaa.
A pertisl list Of ths killed and wounded IA the
ls4th senior Tennssses regimsns, Gel VAUGHN.
commanding has been furnished Us By a mem-
osref the regiment. The list ia furniubsd rem
memory, and Of coarse ia very ineemples. Maj
j. W Dawson vas severely wounded IN tho
groin:
C2mPa1y 2 tliek0ry HHe4 Killed CaptJs Don
G1ou. wou9ded Sargt II Wade. in arm; Corparai II
cooper Aisaly IN heads Prfva-esJ J Williams. sfrbtIv
gAh@ASlmn ns, severely IN faot; ] 7 Wsisss.
~ pSA9 AIAn- slightly IN Leg Mark IerTsft
slgmy II tse' M ttephenaca, confusion from shsIe
! Ings. severely n heaii V Philips, slightly if kssa-
W II Elliott, slightly ln footi c Prize, EEzftIv In 10
somPan D. p and 7, Gsuave Cadets and MtTuard
HAHssl -WeundsG PfiVAisH Fred Bdckman ssVsr.Iv.a
head GecrEs En-, slightly "a hesd; Thnmzs q Z se-
yereiy N lanai Charies Howard. EiEhLym thIzh: Jsbe
Jones aighty Ia thighf Thomas BALLARD. severely in
fac5 Hugb Hanpsour severely II thigh
Companies + sad Xxx lied Private james Wood
Wound d. Thomas Jones, severely in hand; John
Chairs, severely IN mouth.
ComPzaiss A, c and H-KTsd Captain Connlky.
wounded: Lteutenzu5 : .vags, severely ia taish; Lieu
tenant Gus MeGrssi P iyates Ell Harpcr. 81 ghtIy IN
handi Pa5 Roach, slightly IN hand Wa Mathews, ss-
vereiy IN thish.
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A Portsnd, (M,) dispatch, dated the 18Th,
says: In he election, the Republican gain over
last year is iii thousand Eve haadred EreTy
county in The State has probably gone for the
Union ticket
ACsiro dispatch says Eiletts marine brigade
captured the Confederate pAymasters st Bolivar,
Miss with two million dollars ia treasury notes
They were on their way to Little Rock. The
story is doubtful
The steamer Hope lately took FIRE On1ha river
below Columbus, Ky, when she wss sunk TO
e~xenguish the flames.
The Northern pspsrs- OF che I6ih publish .
statement that on he previous Saturday q white
aag was flying over M9ullri ftat the Federals
bad captured hslf Of DANES Island, and the
monitors were lying between Sumter and
Menltds. This VIII Be news ct Cbsrleston.
A Yankee editor who wa drafted, sings as
follows
WHY ehculd We m0urn, c0nseript friends,
o. quake 81 DraftA slarmsf
uVgs hat the 70 e. that Ab'ram sends
-. --ha nr shrrfder arms
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avaTuER nICoDK aAETLE.

Everything E0E i-5 atzsal early bstsls on
TIE Tennessee. AID TIE SHOCK may lake piaca 81
any hour. I've ere conforming the enemy two
miles Eam C~hasanaoEs-" this morniDg, IS The
word fom above; and, IS we know cur tTOEPs
are eagerly painting for an5shsr opportunity 60
ruufs8 rbsir Zoe, AMI sti1k our commanders ap-
prseists ihe Importance Of 20 louglr dalsying,
We Is7k ls- another bzHEo a. oaea
RasECRAys hss certainly been concentrating
his fo.s= since sunday sni that he hss been
able t. gztaer as much physical force IS he lost,
msy be t-us BUBEsIDE's disposabls force may
have Joined him, 5n5 his gzusoas lett lever
down sBd ror,b Ell the river nsy have been
buried 30 his support AID &c viii be Tamem-
bsrsd that tie letter Of cur correspondent
Kingston " Published yesterday, (who writes
aivisediyl informs Us that Eve bigsdes Of
inf1nty, ore Of e~svslrv, and several 5--ssc-ies @.
a~ral.ery. Ief H1unviae, AS, on the 18Th inst
Tthis force had not come up IN zine TO part
icipate in ne lsse batls-tHey viii have Lai tire
70 mtke The msrch ere this. Il IS ths impress
sion IF cur officers hey were engaged before,
bat the FEDERAL oHs77s esptarel cay not Il
nsy b 20.
But this is al speculation, aoj It vii make
70 difference In Tire determination a. cur troops
70 learn has heir enemy has been strengthened
eTenfo he extent We Rave iEjieatoi- PreEsra-
tons have also been zsavely going en- with rs
-of VIA. Bsture we VIII net sPssk. Iumed-
20 acton is o8'y dasir25la, for she utmost con.
65e1cs Is felt as 70 vhas win be the result, and
ihs opinion IS general that another victory Is
necessary 10 fully insure ihs tue fruits Of TIE
last We uuss dive .hs foe back It vii moi
a. 70 H BIN rest whore he Is shsr such a gl0Ti.
Gus tu1ins,io1 # p greet struggle
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FUTEWAEE G=8ES TIA EEN. EEETH
AMI CEEE. DeEEEsGNs

The Marietta Rasi Of Tuesday last, says thH'
On the morning of that day, The remains Of Gen.
Preston smilh, ard sf Capt. John S Donelron
reached this pIscs ard wvTeeseorted to She grave,
from she residence Of Cspt MsNsnuus.
TIE services Of the Protestant Episcopal
/ church were said by tie Rev. Doctor Charles L
Qaiutard. Of Tennessee, at Capt MoMsnnus'
residence, ard ,hs cofias ware placed upon
chairs on the l-zniu Eout Of the building A
silver plate, npon The ccfia containing the re-
mains OF GeE Sni5h, bore this inscription
"a General Preston Smith, C. S. A, killed al
ba,tls If Cb'cksmspga, on the l9h Of Ssptem-
Der, 81 6 P. a." AsinilaE plate Epon She cof-
Ga contaiairg The remains Of Capt Doueson,
bore the Inscription: Captain John S. Donsl-
son, Hickory R ass, I54h Tennessee regiment,
c.. S. A. killed at battle Of C-bickAmauga on The
I9.h September, at6P 81"
ThseofirB were made Of sahd cab, elegantly
finished, and Appropriately adorned with wTe2ths
Of magnolia sB3 aIbor yie, with a t~sstsfuly
ananged cluster Of flowers Upol .Ae III.
The following gentlemen were appointed pan
besfeis q alieAa 'D7 ls-7ii' 81
Smith and Captain Jehn :. D'asid7on to The
cemetery;
FER BrSg Gessrs. STiths E',as5ns EJudge
O1'H non ~ -, 80 p to- 81 : p
SSrssrep. Cen j B Cisaants. Co. W. E
rrsyis, Jsmss Avsct Can't Blackwell
For CaPt Dongzase4 hr'aeensI CoL Loi-
~, 4Il 1870 49, ~ ~ H. G.nt P5rbaT,
al s5for5. Ca5t j. L RE Can't Gibson.
ORDER OF rRocFssIoN.
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We give below sa incomplete list Of he killed
and wounded in the Oh and Oh regiments Of
Tennessee ~volunteers (eonsolidatsd) in the late
battles on the Chicksmsuga
Mstor J A Wilder. wounded IN the shoulder.
Company Richard Poor WouDdsd
LisuL Stanley, Ia th- hand; S Cox. in the face
Company B-Capt Hubbard, commanding No re-
port
Company C-KIIsd: Two, nameu unknown. Wound
e.. Capt Locks, IN { . arm.
CompsHy D-Wounded; Capt Connor in he Is9.
Company L heBryds. n Ser1vra.
Wounded; Capt z Huroert, in the leg and an. Liant
VIM ingram, in tns Leg A Tuier, IN the arm, A tyson.
in the leg
Campaay F.-K1isd. Robt stark. Weaver
Wounded Captain JonsF, IA the arm; Lieutenant Biv-
enc ia The face A Campbell Ia tbs Ig, (sinoe amputa.
ted K sBurisek, in hand; Thos Johnson. In face; VIM
Hughes, in he -rms Z Breaks, IA the head kiasng @
Gates, J CsrHtherL
WouHded; Lieutenant Withers, II tia leg ; Smith IN
the leg; J Key, IN tbs Gru5 Il Pssuss, severely in The
face
Company &c Iptaiu Hall, wounded IN tbe lcE ns
othar easus ties known
Company I-W0undsd Palmer. IN the leg
There are maHT others bus no report can at prszent
be given Of thsir naEsE
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~ 6aila FcE eltavs VIII DE u-H0st com
dencs, that cur fsreas lad o~cs1piei C~hstianOo-
ga, and that 81 eagire rad E1ns to that place
from Cleveland, aad returned, on Tuesday even,
ing, IN ssfty TIE statement wss given % tne
public upon what would be deemed y every
person ths very highest aulhoi,y, but We reg-e'
20 announce lhs3 Ii was erroneous, probably.
OR latest is thstths onenysoeeupied tbo placa
ia farca, and that snotbet fight was hourly ex-
pscfed. Taa Fe5ersls we're in possession a. one
o'clock, p. n, yesterday.
Mr.. RUsHTsS, agent Of tho East Tennessee
and Georgia railroad, eadss7orod 10 reach Chat
tsnooEa with an engine, for the pU pose Of sscsr-
tanning the condition Of the track, via Clevc-
land Ths report made Of this reconnaissance,
at Dslion, lesi evening, Wss, that on resching 3
point within ave miles Of Chattanooga, Hsy
me- PEsRAH's cavalry, about one o'clcck yes
terdsy, uHo ordered The party back to Dalton,
snd infcrns5 them tbs Fs3sfals wsre still in tire
town PEeRAM pad received orders 10 fl back
20 Cbicksnssgs When the engine passed
Cleveland on is return, BmD's brigade Of Fed
eral cavrly were reported within six miles Of
shs WI Our forces stationed iheTs being
small in Buubers, were obliged 70 leave.
Il is evident we nus, haze anollsE struggle
before RosECRASs IS driven ACROSS the river.
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TO rae VOTERS Of TaE Sth C8E-
GREsSI0EAL DISTRICT.

nERNANENTLY disabled from rsloinlnz nv rsd.
II msnt, in compliance with The expressed ui-hss 81
mgny hienda, as sell ~ n accordance with my own
Feelings I announce mysan a. q ca1didsfs % represent
yru IN the HOUSE OF Representative CT he neTt Con
hdefsts Congress
ny physical condition VII prevent me from visiting
the several connsiss Of the daHnt, sud IaeiBs ny fsl
l0W-e1zsng either At public meetings or N prTEs IN
tsTe0uFzsA
sh nd Z be your pleasure 10 elect ne, ] can only
say tat vii discharge the daaes at ts oaleo 70 he
sers Of nv ability. But. Hhe-hsr elsctsd or net
uhsther In or ont ef Congress / Wua 8 DIS nety IA
dsrstood that Z am utterly opposed, and VIII never con
sent. under any circumstances % any tomFrouiss or
settlement wilh he Ab0idcn aoFsfumen as Walhin9
ton, short Of a frii and eonplets recognition o. Gar H.
dependence. Very respectfully
ss7 IsWtis 4 J. aLEEN
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GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 80.
HEADQUARTERS sTEVENsONS d.

cLEFENEDN Dl
VISION,
ATLAETAs- Ca. September IA, 1853
III Maior General cummauduR has reesivsd
As of1cAl Information Of he sxchagzs Of Tie oHesa
sad men o. his diVsiou-
Relying upon ths patriotism and courage o. bis On
GERS and men, he assured The Governments that lams-
Dg lpoa nell eAs@hangef they WaHld come Tor
yard WITH TIE uImogt aiacffy and sen b. ready 10
take ne dsld
Acting 1pon this bsuzE be has made every prspsra-
loH Tor their speedy and comp etc equipmeat arms
and cioizins VII Be ready for them upoa heir arrival
Q camp and there viii be nothinT % prevent them
ron soon joining their companions 10 arms. and paTIf-
ap@ ing q ne great Struggle that e % preserve AeiF
aaliFe states from rain and devastation.
HnoW resi- with theu-E1idieu o. Georgia. Of Ala
bamas and Of Tsnnesee-to show WHISTLER thev viii
respond promptly 70 the Simmons % d1ty. and gses
mere rally Dahs rapport q 0ur eause, or b. forced
into ne ranks that tEsy should glory Ia flinE-
Lstf never BE- said hat men who e~hserfuIlv en-
d1red what thsT did n af1r distant theafsr o. opera
tons men Wno acted a heroic part IN The siGge thaf haa
rendered ne biEhts q VeksbHrg historic, vii BE- 70.
cresut ROW Hhen they are called u7on 20 gathsr II "a
dsfense Of their kindred and thsir arsadea-
H. Ths brEadss Of e~dgadierGsners Bsrfsr md
Col A. W Reynolds viii reafszF rs uEhouf & lay. e
Decatur Ca that q BrFzierGensra CummuE a.
stone Mountain. Ga, ard the Aiabama briTads a. shs
places already designated ar les dfsrent rs<insuia
preparatory % moving 70 tbs Dlaca. The artillery
companies vii be conducted 10 the places designated a.
the rsnoezTOus for ehair respective bdgzde1
HI TIE q~1artsrmagtsrH dsparlmens VII f1rniah
transportation 20 the 8oiatH named On rsquLdfon -
ne eommandlnS onssus Of rsgmsna AID dsaehed-
By command Of MAJOR General srEvEssoz.
JOHN / REEVE-
8elo&W Mai1r ard A. A G
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EXCHAEGE NaTIGE. Ia. 6.

RICHNOED, September y, 1853.
TIE following Coated rate cHcsrs a q msu. cap
4 tursd Il V~ieks01ry Mississippi July 4h1sEl Ena
subsequently Psrolsd haVs been duly exchanged and
are hereby 30 declared
The omess and men Of Gen. G. Z stsvsBsaas
drhi1u-
= The oHesrs Ind men Of Gen BovsnTs division
3 The oIcas ana m5n Of Brig Genera Ae0rsa
brgsds.
e. The offers and msu Of lie ID TsEss regiment
. Ihs officers and ugl Of WaulH Legion.
O. Also, al Confsdsra+s officers and mn ah1 have
been ceiTsrsd AZ City Fo NJ ct Any nms previous 70
suly 18Th, 1851 have been daily szchzngsd nd Ea
hereby 30 declared ROBERT eTrLD
-el8Iw Avnf Of Er-hzup-
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DIXE
LBTTRR RBou CANTON, aIss.

LETTER FE8W Canton, MSS.
From eur Special Cozr-spondeBtl
CANT0E, September y, 1868.
Ths telegraph is now w0fLing to Ab6sville,
famous rs The place from waieh Psmberton
began bis great rstrast lsst fsH. 1t is nearly q
year $50. Then every sad sign indicated that
the State, in a few weeks, would be conquered,
occupied and possessed. Bat lasle progress,
however, has been mads. Many towns and
/ dwellings hsyo beea burnsd. and the people
have been robbed of money, provisions, stock
aud slaves, Ia: tho occupation and possession
Is yet to be accomplished. Within the year the
character Of 10 ssr las charged very materi-
ally in this section. The Yankees have posses
sion Of the rive and al the f0rtrsssos on is
banks, and we have lost our srmy, our means
Of river transportation and cur railroads. The
busy hum Of industry in factories, arssnsls
and workshops is heard no more. Oar
currency also has become aarmineIy
doprecistsd Bat We do not approximate
to submission Our new army stands a terror
to Yankee advance, only a little distance be-
yeud ito range Of Yicksbglg's guns, While a
eordon Of cavalry, backed By desperately brave
women, old men sad boys, gusTd the entire Dor
der. Nearly as many men are required to de-
fena the dearIy-bought positions now in the
hands Of the enemy, as were needed to win
them, and the Uaited S stes has as little real
power, in The sense Of subugaisn, in Missis-
sippi, as she has n Georgia.
This true picture Of the condition of affairs
here, while Il gives Us assurance Of TIE ultimate
failure Of or vindletiye and malicious enemy,
tesehes a lesson which it is not too late 10 learn
Had every available man been up and in arms.
We might have saved our ~stronghoids.
ont railroads, cur workshops and or towns
We lost them for want Of men IN
the fsl5. Thousands wers at home mskipg
money only to have it eventually stolen from
them or the proceeds Of i destroyed, together
with what they bad before The Ysnksss came.
Many we're struggling from their places in the
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fTia bar the 70 81 thGf a0ta31 SCI
TO make as sh0Ulder srms

FRR-Wsregr to state that fEe orgiua,
ts5 Yesterday IN the d~weibne-hOgss Owned and
oee1pied by NJ Willism Wilson, foreman in
the EusdEeencsr jlb ofise, whica consumed the
entire bun dng aad al is c~oatents. iselading
SS000in cash So RAPIDLY dsdtae hrRses spresd
hat nothing whatever ives saved. The eFtirs
loss amounted - $4,000, Of which one thou
saud Was Insured. Tbs calamity 70 enr worthy
foremsn was entirely tie resuit Of accident;
soma fodder rear she dwelling having caught
from a fire built ia the yard fer the purpose OF
heating water FOX washing clothes -~knsliessesr.
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FRE-A lot Of from forty 70 Try bales Of
cotton was discovered 10 be On Ere about 10
o'clock yesterday morning, at the Savannah
railroad wharf Sevsral bales were burned; the
rest we're thrown into the water. The cotton Is
thought to have taken Ere from the sparks Of .
nsigh6ori1g steamer We have not leaned to
whom he cotton oelonged-CharlesEsa HsTcz-
~ 22f
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GENERAL ORDERs No. Is

.HEAEQUARTERS V0iL ASD COE BCREaUl
DeFartmeat Tsna-- ala and Niss.j
hAEETTA Ga september Ia 1873
FHHE Government haViEg ordered The pzroisd prison
1 ers Of the Wcks0u g and Pom E1tson gar-sons p
rHudeZv0ua- ald L~ieH--Genera Hardsa ehsrg-d with
the du-Y Of Ieorg4niLLng s2d psraId Fri1onsrL hsvinE
Issued an or er de-ig-sEng The poinr+af whieh theV
staH reudFEY1u4 viz AlabAmiana AID Mlssouisu4 -
DamcpoiBs ala. and al 1tEca a. EnferpriEs, Ma L.
Is ordered thst al cmeer1 Of This Nars IN arrest ana
send 0rTEd 20 the proper reudszVcm srV ana al
men bsicng ng 70 EnF Of said eommen5s win uham
hey nay n ct
\ By order Of Bds-Gen PILLOW. guD-dt Bursau
W. VANCE THOMSON.
sc lt2W A. AgA. General
hunfaylLe COnfecarsts, Montgomery Advertiser.
ao53s News, Selma Reporter, Mssfsrupfsn s8d
Clarion insert for tE0 wees ard "a. ward bLs TO maL
b. Chsa-hzu. A. . N Msrers ga
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list OF Wousaea,
admitted 60 he FAR Ground Hospital No 2,
AHanta. Ge-

admitted 60 The FAR Ground Hospital No ..
atlanta, Ge.
57th GeorRfa reggie e1t - W Jackson. T 7 Ns7dla.
rock, 10 Smith, W 2 Fuller, : Fl THlmsn. n c White.
Al WIllisuls. and Z WiliAms, eonpsuY @
26th Tennessee regiment w Zsigier ard Jossnb
| Crunsly, company K; Jas Gibson, Henry Richardson.
WIN Poptn, A Brien, John I Brysn nd & H John
son, company q; Matthew Fox, J J Fox AID James
Woods eompaHy q John German company D; Geo
Brewer. company f.
ss south Carolina bsttaiina.-W E~srg Jpe Ma
| J Mckinney and T J HOlllngsworih, Company ID; F7os
LEedley. II @ Stone J P-srson. AID Lieut. Coossr.
Company @; Haac Austin ard J Fl Bryson, Company
j; Bates company f. W A Nelson, Company a.
A Y Brsmb.et andJ Y Fou-che, Company E.
TIN South Carolina bsiiaion.-D e Martin, Comp-uv
E. D Sparks, Company l.
% d Aiabama regiment J Minaher, II Ward and
va rAla-uu, eaapany r
m Texas regiment.-J Z MoDsvii. COMPANY
18Th Tennessee rsEhneuL-J Dick. company G. "a
Menes ] Hollis. T Bradley ard p Gsllsghsr. com
psny e r crook company F. c Austin and A B
Boring company D. L HeuducSson c5mps8y a; ?
NJ Flndley. e0naanyL
2th sisfsdppt regiments G. Stewart. J Z MgHeL
isn and E Banaett. company 81 W W Beloths ard @
2 Taylor, eoupany q ia Sister, company II; d +
Goodman sHd Il VI Craig, company E; + + Lamb, com.
psny A; G. W ResA company b N h Brgfs and " r
Howell. company
5h Krssasas rsgiasat-JF wrsat. company B; e
NJ L~augStoa, company Q.
s9tl Mississppf rsgAnsut-A W Warrsn. eompanvC.
"a Arkansas regifHsnt-J Z Boatuer and P + Jack
Mznuing, Wan smith w Saucer, S watkins and Jshn
Cameron, company A Sergt Wood. = 3 Roberts J. D
Sawyer snd J 8iaekhuEu. eampany X RIM Newton
and L B johnson. ~eolnpaay z Z: MBarzer, company G..
32th Alabama regimsnt-S Saith. company J.
G9ih Tsunss ee Tegimeut-U 3 Morgan, e0mpa yD.|
1t Georgia battsion.-R A BsaAeyr eomPAny A
5h Confsderaas rsgimenk-S II Hawkins company
H
18th Georgia reTiment-Lisui n + Weiters- com
many II " & CemonE,W W S Tinker, ThOs smith, r II
Ffnksr. FCRsfa, sndJ N Jan~ea5company d.
sh Tennessee r-gimems -Peter Planning, o1mpa1y
r. Tos Hamlet, Thad Law aud i Sasdler, COMPANY g.
b Harrisonand L A Graf, company b GIN Andar
son. company X
Firissippi reginsut-RJ Livingston. company
O. L nRring, eamPeny r.
alsf wrrsissipuf regimsHt-Wm Ash, company y.
~ T-gnes.aa regiment u Saimsnd, eompsny A.
Fft Tennessee regiment w A eomPeny r
~ u.-nsssae regiaeut-V B Oldham, T w Davis,
ant a. o Siuclsir, company y.
vs-s and d " Johnson, company p re WiHkle and
WIN Csthsy. eonpaay ..
- afEansss Re gimank-P II JeErey, company g
w II qaestm and Jossgh Jones' comPsuy Z.
81 Arkansas rsgimant IS Il Val, company
9a X Arkansas reg+man&-J } WisoE, compgnT r.
ssS Tssnea8sa Representatives. Dyer company G.
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WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
On the lst Of 0ctoboT, 1868,
CONFEDERATE STATES ALHiNAG
REPOSITORY 0 USEFUL
KNOWLEDGE,
One VOlums, Large I2mo., IA Psgss-Rsia1
pr-o -

One VOluns, Large I2mo., IA Psgss-RsiaI
Price s.
flHE THIRD VOLUME or THIS VALUABLE
4 ALMANAC
VIII be eut On the arst o. October, ~1h q hH al
cUmplsta Calendar and A-sironomi1sI Calculasona- ste
ior the year 50 The work vii enbraes 3 great ex-
,elt ald variety OF wry uzsfuI and important Informs
Ion rsstlag % Al the SOuthsrn Statss-tbzir R-
-ourees- POpuiat on, Trzce. etc; Statistics and Rsporrs
E N the va ious Departments q he toufsderats
1tares, tie Laws, the Government and tie ARM.
very Va'u1bl8 sfstisaes c0mpIed RON she last Cra a.
Of lo1es HoW hut Published, % With j. sdSs1a Diary
Of the War gvi g q daily aceount Of al the Bsslea
and Egageusufs, etc the number % killed nuf
T0unded A Hsbulsr St tsusat Of al ths Battles,
etc, from the commencement Of the War 10 the rresspE
lmel With 3 chronicle Of he most ramsrkake sveuts
IN tbs Worlds BHtoy tor TIA past yssr.
Sent By mil free 0l paat-Fe on raceins 81 g..
Ad-rssE II G. CLARKE PzbIsher.
zsl8-lm AuRu~ta- Ga. or Mobile. Ala
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TAKE WARNING!

INVEST NOW-SOON YOU CANNOT
YOU WANT A EOEE-WE WANT CCNFEDE,
Rate MONEY.
NOW FOB A TRADE-two bundrsd and Hey
~ acres, more or les one hundr=d ard ssVsuty-hys
IN wood he very Article has vii pay for he Lard
ON ssVe1ty-6Vs acr=s IN a hirh stats-of culale alton.
Tbs best prospect Tor fUit that is known 50 near tta
city. Eleven hundred selected Apple trees. ons hun
ared AID tWgn'y-nTe now bearing one hundred an5
lfty Peach trees cherry, Pun Quinces, Pear liver
Besring Mulberry etc.
Pine Garden, Dwelling. . g ard conVsuiszE EitE-
en- ht0re rooms, Servants 2 Oms Also, Efz Eegr1
HonseE, Carriage House, stables, cribs, Cow Hcus--
Al roomy and C uyeEisut, under one roof and rev.
lhss yoa nay b. convinced hat : d THE PLACE, %
AID zee for yourself
on Il MARIETTA ROAD,
Four nilss Ho1 he ear sal q desirs5Is home. Call
We vii give y0u a view q the place ca raper. and
vii 50 out with you aud sssit
Il G. CAYCE & co,
ali A-c.inn..- - 2 d R-cE.r
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70 40. L. CRGNSHAW.

NTOU are hereby Hoaaed, ia person or oy attorney
10 spDssr "a Or before the SECOND DAY %
a4RCH. 1864, and rCesiVe and 7 celps Tor your es
.tr5bufiye shera OF the estate Of Y0ur -grandmoiker
Elizsbcta J. Thompson, late 81 ne eoe q -l4rks
sod 4 ats 81 Georgia deceased, as On failure 10 do 90
y5ur sad sha-s vi be paid cat to ne other dssri5Gi
tees Of sad d cedent.
CAROLINE E. THOMPSON
AdmlnisIratriL OF sald dscedaut
Post Omes-4tte ems, Ga.
a.n.amha.ah. 1sG3. lsel2Iewawt
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ranks, and stiIl more were idling tier tins
and lodging tie conscript officers. Had only
one-hslf Of these men been IN the Geld We could
have held Grant At bay had al been there, we
could have driver him home. r