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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver Plana Rub
and advise all persons who have ad their teeth
ed to have temporary SET it keeps he under Jaw in
better shape. Sever have under M notice
since residence in this place where the jaU
eeome seriously injured, by going without temporary
Or still renew my offer of s25 for rotten or de-
cayng sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus have
been unable TO find an imperfect set
The following letter will speak fer itself 1t 10 from
Rev. j. =. Lee, formerly a resident of this place
CANTON, N ", June q, 1869.
DR.. CoaRGYs Dear Sr,-I feel impelled to write 20
the result Of your dentistry in my wish
commend year work, especially yoV ystbey work hav
tried four dieTent kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years ago you inserted upper
teeth in mouth on rubber plate, and he i
ever since, eaten with meal and the plate is
EST good az when The fitting is admirable and
have experienced inconvenience whatever wearing
it, Arrays recommend 10 my frsnss in preference to
yor of the rubber hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves of your services, know Of no
Dentist in whose hands should pre- my teeth
interest rather than give this letter unsolicited,
as simple justice. Yours truly,
Ether Or ChIorOfOrm given I'm ex tracing a
numfse of teet IN if req uired.
e. Bear in mind that | only charge Seventv-ffve
cents o. cavity. for gold filling. the best gold
and warrant the filings, as do my plate work. When
convenient persons from distance will please give me
few days notice, when they intend coming for
work. ...=..#
u Office over Lansdon's Flour Store, Montpelier VT.
ectoD@w JOHN N. COMEGYS.
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DR. c. NJ RUBLEE would give notice that he will
furnish Artificial Eyes and insert them, without pain,
for any In want, He has also for sale tho i'm proved
Truss for the RADICAL cure of Hernia.
Montpelier, Jan, /, 1868. f3sf Sw.
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ElShL Id.

NEAR the old Academy Bridge, son Friday evening, a
" ady's Wet rne. The owner can have the same, by
calling at the FREEMAN OFFICE and proving property,
and paying for this advertisements
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Bakersfield Academy.

THE SPRING TERN March I'd, closin &
L May oth Board OF Instruction remains as heretofore
Board and for self boarders reasonable terms
Tuition frsm $500 te "a 90 per term
II. j.. MOORE, Principal.
Bakersfield, February ID, 1868. Sw4l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

Hon. w. G. KlrrRIDGE has been nominated
for County Commissioner in Rutland County.
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The Contest OAs and ExDer
enCe of am Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
caution to young who suterfrom Nervous DeS-
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means of SefCue. By who has cured himself after
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and quackerV By enclosing post paid addressed envel
ope COPIES may be had of the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd. Bradford, Kings O., N. Y.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

Priv1ts GccoBRts fTsm Esst TsHnassses e.
cosTaFo The hope thEt tie YaakssE are destined
q an awful wakiHs Up in the sourss OF . very
few days. That Knoxville viii be rs-oacsPiad
we kRVe Sat little doUbt. RoF shal We Be EzF-
prissd if she FTsssuTe shoHld :BrR ont 10 Be e.
great IS to compel Grant ts evsossto ChhtisRoo-
g and seek safety for ;hs sid army Of Rose
crEus.
We hsvs rev two heavy colunns in East
Tennessee, marching hen opposite dirsesisns,
and they vii probably close in around Bsrnsids
.aiars he is sHsrs Of H. There is alss 3 pres
pset that be viii fHd the gaps in The CaHher
and aeuntsiHs closes should be aisssst az
escape in that direction.
Burnside driven 70 ths val, the army Of Rose
crsns now ccE1Insnde5 By Sherman via have
rs hands ful with the TIVE columHs referred Es
united on one side OF him GEd Bragg OF the
other, while Wheeler vgith bis fifteen thoussud
cavalry, viii distress them go Little BY opera-
tic1s On their liHs Of Communication WITH Mar
Tsesbore Ez8 Nashville.
Upsn the whsie the prospect is cheering for
brilliant campaign IN Tennessee. It only needs
now q few dsshes Of the S;ousWsll ordsr ge
make ths stA.s toe bot ioT The Ys1kess ts sub
zist N asd compel e haSty retreat. Shall ne
have thoml Did eli sf JacEsoa's spirits die
with hint We hope no. If szy be left, it
has new q El0-isus opportunity Tor display, and
rne nan who wine the msstLs Of the dead hero
Is Immortal -sEEzaHEh RsYabiissz.
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/ From members Of the guard. 'wh0 brought
levn the prisoners captured IA Esst Tennessee,
-r- Ed5sv Isst, We have g1na6 particulars Of the
s7.ir. Ehicb viii be read with iEtsTe5L
T. seems sSsf Gen Wm. E. jones, who com
msr5ed ile sxp5 S,5ieu, learning that force Of
ths cneuly Uss q. RegeTsviils, dstermihsa to
rffsCt their capture, ana win shis purpose ad-
ysucsd upon the place with eis OWE aAa 0rl-
r-ds commanded by Col. GitnsF. Upon getting
Eithin a few miles Of the teWA, Le sent on =
small rerfion Of his command 70 make the at
tack sud caFcezlsa his main seay u ths WOODS,
The STACKING party, which he EsdaEais greatly
outnuubered, were ordered to bnng en- ksst
ard fhrn 70 ratrest, as though they had ehly,
after ths. commencement Of tie engsEeEaeHt
fuSnd ttet they were outnonbered. Inc Ttss
succrc1e3 adl1iTshly, ear small ioFee IstIing 3
and being prrsHsd b the enemy aEul they got
mast the place Of cCnslHlment OF our RaiE hodyI
whs susdsnly, 6n5 IS # By mEgic, elsssd IL
sson their rear, while those wis were reiTsst-
Jrg. stopped their sPptrsotly hurried AiEht ana
.Ssr,.4 asftls. TIE contest WAS sooR over, tsr,
- gB5s.5 On ell sises ans sttscked simUltAEs-
o,,,iv n. froLt and rpsT and on both haHks, 30
res,,r-e " Ns left ths eaemy bat - surrender a.
conditorslly, which thsY oio,
T7;,bt sf tbsir Gesd were found on The field
aud sbout thirty svnCBdes, ths Eumscr sHrIeH-
d-rirg bsinv s54. OF whom ssoHs sns hERq5sd
are said 70 have escaped, While On ths HaereA 50
BTistcl. =,
A ins battery Of four pieces OF artillery siE
hundred horses. nine huEdTSd HsHlss, and Hity-
eight wagons, with 8 quERnsy OF anEahlnSn
and qusItermaster and e5anu1sssTy stores ~eis
I he fruits Of this sduiIEbly Piannad ana pthr
ianty executed sffsjr, aii efseisd win me 1888
| Of two men kiAed, ten W0undes, Sno AsA'
I missing.
/ ThirJy-three Commissioners cfhesra, the higAes'
/ ia rack sm0Eg them bsing MsjoE Carpenter, O.
/ Ihs ID Tennessee cGyslry, aud soyan hundred
snd tsv1 privatss, Of ths 2d TeHnesses and "a
! Ohio, fhs prisoners taRsu a. tie sizs, were sen
/ fsam here yesterday to RiChmoAd-BgHeAssTs
/ ReBHblicaH, l2iA.
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yOL. 80. 10. 237

Richardson. The felrybosts aiIuded 70 shove
are in sEeh o miserable condition lhss they re-
fuita thTes hours and hslf - rup the shcrt diz-
tanee Of Ten ualIss 81 F'srs Eishsr u BE i0Et,
ve nay meniio IS 81 naulsd afer ths fTst
AortA Ctr1iuisn who iall 81 TIE beginuirg ot
ihs Wzr. The Eaiirosds around Wilm gs0u szs
n Dangerous slals TIE run 70 Caarlsst9n
taxes tHenly-f0 four heurs; lhat g. Rehruaud six
oF seven Gays. Ehsrs sr8 sai3 tp b huui1sdz
Of thcHssnds of bales of cotton IN Noble
Ia WilDiuEton tksfs ars gonsrsily not mere
tAsn irsm sky Co seventy th1usaHd bales
TIE most aceivs basiusss msH, who haFeaI tbs
trads ia tkei- hsuds. arc Col cFenshsw. s1om
kichHand, and Nr. Andre, Q Ecung GsrHsEl
hoEl Hssss, q partner af 81. AlsEander Coiiars.
Wazn We were "a Wh1InRt1n ihe Sumtsr
vas fyiag shsrs Thay Hezs tikiag "a her
decks IN srder aest out t1T1 enoguCgs Eaglisis
guns, which she had bfoHghi crif f.om Il g-sld.
Thsss guns were So hundred cry p8uadsrs-
O1s Of ttsm was sent % Chafiss-5L snd olIsicd
sosn after. TIE other is siiis II Wilma gi0n-
The suntsr sasTwaEd succssdsd 10 gesdag b
sea Egsin.
a iags quantity of cotsor-s6oui ffsseu
shs1ssnd balss-zsFs burned "a iks uonth Of
August near ne dcpoi Of the Manchester rsil-
rssA Ihs ships we're u5llosdirg iheir eaEgoee
90 The HhEYos Of shs city when The ire Cccu--
red Since the 1st Of August last lhs sseesh
GoVsfnf1snt has deHsndsd hat every blceHtts
-uu1er shail take ona-ihird part Ct is cargo on
account q lhsir G5veTnmeut
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DevR came the Alabama: HEs an ssgls Ger Ne wave
ARd ss,n ihelr sun5oas Hattsrss had EEad waisry
S1aRs.
Wss in ne month q Janusry, ss day vas 5risai aad
TIE Aia5sus she bsre down. ne YaaEso did We fear;
rhsr ssuOa0Fs hs spisd Us % take us loaE ss 6aad
Sc hs sat s EmartsE boat he lad bat sac never baeE
returned
Ts En had sank far n to west whsE down 10 Us sAs
Our ssg.sln quickly hailed As- and aEes ,ssu for h.r
asa E7sks Our ss lsatsaaH, for her uao had rou,.a
'.rhI 81 is Il; Il: Ai.bsns-n0v Alabaa4s Aast-
Thsa asv rat.lius brOsasida. ths Rsss lsr tiabsu
A-d i5roags .As hOIas maas IN her slda .ls .asry
". tssa bls sp her sngr. that she could s.sua 10
Tasy dr.d gun to I.sward, l1s 50 ne sshs was
So hlr.sa minutes PISSED away sos'ro ta'y gave IN
boss lai lei, the yankee, sds and pulled IN Tor th'ir
feet.
Thsn stopped and saw thslr ship 90 down snd thsn We
bore sway.
And ssE to give our foes tsr due thsJ fought lfh Al
Bat ~ ,is oSud not oouqusr u. for eod asssaas h
oas : tine ho ships tA.y Aay. 70 ssA, Us they nay
And rest s.susss TIA, our good ship froa sAsn IN
nsYsr rln-
THE STARS AND BARS"
See yOUasE bright flag sI 1t hosts on the breeIs,
Il is feared By its foe, though yOuns the
As bird on the sesan, 'Es net al sious,
But deed Of dish0nvr Il never has known
IN defending its rgatS, much blood has been shad;
As an amblsn Of this, see its borders all red
Tbsn look a. the eertss-ths blue and tks white,
An assurances szuss l. tEus, Jusz. ard right
Ob long Nay il float Ger the oceans dark breast
tn sin uioon snd stars ank forever 10 rsst;
And rs gaslant defenders fOrsvsr praFs trns:
WITH thh wish, flag Of freedom, ~ bid he sdisui
With thls uish, Tag OF freedom IL bli thee adlszl
TIE SOUTH BOYS.
HArk. harkI thsra's sound 10 the West,
That's Fafied far Ger tho 5sa;
lis ths veies of the brave, th1us ush oPprsst,
That are struggling hard 70 Be free.
Bazaiy Wreagsd they have been b. brother.
Who sought 70 opprsss in bis might
BIT the Sou h boys, tks Seuth b9Js forever,
II ths caass tAst 70 al knew is fight
To shake sf tls yeks o. = tyrsnt
ThsEr forslsthsrs fought side hE tid5
Ard ihsy could elsim Frssdlm's Charter,
Many hundreds q brave mea had cisa
But The z gle that thsa soAfsd SO proudly.
Can now sosresly look on the lg1t; /
Rur tas Ssnth boys TIE South boys forever
'lis he cane iazt We al kaoW s right
the Csytor wss the vessel sxpscsd q Is very prob
lols that mhaF occurred 90 her; for by late Es
papers We Isarn that sfer tho AlabsnR -f the Fed
srai steam frigae Eohiean put 10 a. Baa.as Eld
port iznedatey cirCulatsd that sce i1terded 20
X 70 the Castor The oaDfsn Of ths EGG sh vesssi
tempted 10 leave tie port without having eonpisd with
he Terms reg Ted ~ the ens ems BE - 6rought %
1y the zuus Of tn forts, s8d put bsek szd went
through ths accustomed formstisa prspsrsOTy 70 set
ing sail anew. Before the Castor was oussds tie bar
2srcsivHg hlss chased the captain Of tie gaser d9
sFmlnsd not 70 leave the pert bat 20 plass himself
lndsr the pfotsctioa Of Brszlaa ships unIh TIE siv
# the English mzn-of war Thereupon the MOhicaa
n Bshis 10 lock after the Cenfsderats priFatsers
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By M,CLANAHAN e DILL.
IrRoll ras AaMT EDTTI0E.J



We have bslore us ihe Memphis Argns Of the
9th inst. The ISllowisg are the only Iossl
items Of interest We 6nd ia is cslvmssi
THE RECoEBER's C0UKr.-ThsTs was 81 m.
usually long docket tried At this s5art yostsr-
dsy-twenty-dve cases. including number Of
businsas msn, en- chsTgs Of traasscsing businsss
without lcease, and four respectable lsOkiRg
men for bdDg 5isorderly.
FRea NATCAEz we have received Matches
(Alss9 papers Of tie 251 ult They are tbs
istast bUt contain not single item 1sf news
Wsrth Reproducing here. Everything seems to
Re remarkably quiet from VicksbuTg down.
COssCRIFTIKa N TIProN CoUEFY.-ws
lesTa that during tbe Prsssat waek Essuiila
conscripting Esaads have been carryisg ea their
work IN some portions Of TiPten ecuEty, 1sar
ths Tiger.
GUERRILLA WORK n ARKAESAs-Partss
whs nrivsd from below sn steamers yesterday,
brisR reports Of Sighting with guerrilla forces
back Of HslsaR, aua csHE0na8iRg How Rueh
truth they oostain We could not zscgrtaiH, and
Dc net deem ii PEopsr ta 60 iHto details on sHch
sight evidence. Guerrilla skirmishes are by ~
mesRs unfTsgHent in that region, and have rs
particular siguidcsHee 81 any time. We doHbt
sEs report thar 3heTs Is any considerable Csnied-
crate force sHyaheEe botVreea Pine BiEf and
Helens.
C0TTON-Wss dan yesterday. There were
few Transactions, owing 70 tho fact that buyers
viii not meet the views Of hsldsr5, who contend
for the prices Of Wednesday. The receipts to-
dsy we're hEhi-stock in hsRd pTstty fair for
the tines aEd ahiPneats hesvy. We now quote
ihs ruling rates As fellows;
Good Middling. g........-----s,
stliet ns-s---rsss- ..--. .----ss.ss'e
4d1ll 0tos
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A1iTa and Closing Of the c. S. Nails.

BY GEORGiA RAuROAD.
Due 5afyttsP. Clorss asitv stsp =,
hf -sTBEN AND ATLANTIC RAILrOAD. -
uu-ce yuspAH C,o.es dliIv ssEr
FL -----NtA AND WEST POINT RAILROAD.
Dua daiiy X ss0RE Cl,s.. .,,jl,, 4 4
bH AAo0S AND WESTERN -EslI.ROAD.
'- o. Closes daily Al 9 P r.
UFFlCE EOUEs
cPon :. 6 a auesioss A. F.r. op.B :, ann
a. snd e.-ss a. 6F.h. - ~ r
SUNDAY
sud oss st6F a. % = O.
On the srriva. Of aaeh uhi The of8ce ii he .t.s
Until i aas seeH dsiribuisd snd ready Tor DE- .ys-r
s-ov ubs- a. 1855 - ~ 800 ~ p
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Prem rEs FrsH, ard sz.s rsun,.,sg.

INC Ma'i5ita C5Hf6etTEts Of s8lrrtsy says:
A surgeon, who arrived from The front this
men-ine, reports al quisL Ths removal hom
SF0stWstsT o ne rsaE, Of The sick sud dissbl=d
E,en,- i5 iR progress. This may bs due to two
sU-e--sG intention O. sivaucs 60 Kssxvilaa
or the T=.szzi-z Of business On the rsi.ros5s
ps1s HiiHg g good o. p0r,uHi,y lCr Transports ioI
5f-bs sick srd disabled. Either or 5s5h esuses
ms y have induced this Isu9vSl. We sTs left ts
@, c.uTs.
on this mornings tram, are that Burnside hsd
TetIestsd from Knoxville t5wsrds Bean station,
his U'dmcte Destination being supposed 70 Be
Big Creek and Cumberland Gap. Al last se-
co0rts his forces we're sbous ffe5n miles north
Of KucIvills. It Is not deemed prudent to dis
.cioss 8be where's beats Of Longs-Tsst
The torres, almost every ight, tear sp the
track Of the Esst Tennessee and Georgia rssd.
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vsvra,.4 = A.r oae.r..


Csysnre Of Fifty-siE SEips- D.struetisn Of Fsur
EitliSn Dstiavs ef Properly Capt Ss3raes'
Dseisisa as 70 EsHirsl Property
From Che Caps Town CAfrical Advsr,lssr.l
We are indebted e The eomm.ader and efi.
GERS Of the Alabama for tie fslloWIsr detailed
and intsrestiBg narrative Of her proceedings,
4 irem ths time she was commissioned twelve
msRths age, until B9ws
L vas ne ISth sf August 1862, that We left
| Liverpool in The chartered steamer Bahsms. %
/ the Western Isles, where we were ts msgt the
Alabams, which had gone cut bsfoEs as 10 re-
esiVe her sTmsmsnE, ssssTs. and eTsw, for ser
vies. Oar party consisted chisay Of fhs fermer
officers of the sumter-tks gallant littls vessel
yysfelt created so much terror among the Ysp-
kso bottoms on the Amsriesa coast And slthsash
pursued b. oil tke Federal hset, crossed the
Atlantis IN the wizier with safety, and foGnd
barber Of refuge under the guns o. Gibraltar
There, however, she was bl0ekaded, and she
was sold on sscsgnt Of the Cenfsderass States
Government She was rePurshssed H1ivsisiy,
aad her hull WAS takes over to EnElaHa. vhsre
she was 70 be Tshitsd, and Is now no 6sabt
sa1st again under snaihsT nAms, bat slill bear
ing proudly the Southern Gag. Hsr sficeTs fol-
loved thsiF esptsia, ready TO obey his orders,
for al admired him IS = skillf0l ssazzsn, good
tseticisR an excellent diplomstist, and a brave
nsR. They spent a short tina IN England
when the AlabaHas eT go, IS she wEs then
named, was purchased, Eaa Capt semmes ct
eRee prepared 70 take command of her, under
sfmnissi0n frsm President Davis, with the os-
iect Of doing ss mRch damage IS possible to the
ens1ay's c3ElnasS0s On the sea.
TEE SHIP AND HER CREW.
Al Ports Praya, in ths Island Of Tsreeirs
(AEsTss, 10 found eur ship taking in guEs
ammunition, etc, which lad been brought to
tsis place BY ahnrteres vessels. The Aiabarls
pleased ss ell. Sbs is sBs ship Of l04o tuns;
the leEgsh of keel 2l0 feet; brsad.h Of bsAH.
50 test depth Of hold, IL feet inches; hes tive
engines esHbiagd Of 500 horss power, and three
furnaces, each below the water hEe; tbs dane
ter OF her propeller is IA feat, with TIVE blades 3
feet in width sad 2l feet pisebi and is capable
sf rnnBiEg IA knsts. She mounts eight guns
orc riisd 7iBeh Blakeley's patest, aud sne
S-isch shsll CT selid shot gun, (pivsts and six
39ASsundsTs of is-ty-tEo hundred weight
(sToadEides) Be motto il: AiGs tsi sf Dsa
fAlEsFs The efieers Numbered twenty, aa1
he ersS at this tine only sighty-sHd the terms
which the latter insisted upon on engaging
called farth ths remark from Captain Ssmmes,
-hs. The modern sailor has greatly changed 10
character for he tow stiekles for pay like
sharper, and seems 10 have i0st his fsraaer love
OF s9vent and rccklsssnsss. The ordinary
sssmsn get as m1ch as "a 10 per month; petty
Ofhesrs, IS to Go fTemen, 81. All the efH-
GERS held esrnmissions from the Confederate
SEstes GoverBmsnt, s1d received pay according
" the regular scale, varying iIen $50 tel
Eo0O per eHaan-
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AEBRRSON, AsAIR & co.
WHOLaEss4ALEE
Commission Mere hanes.
NYhitehall Street,
EAsA Atlanta Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

L. Ths Salisbury WGtchWeH Of the 9ih inst.
y ,be names # eight persons IN Rowan
.rR Y. North Caroiins, who have bad patriotism
ccu- lslt 70 sell 70 the govsrDmenf theI sur
enoneb Z. Sour and com a. Go7ernIasnt prices
pl1E WE. ,es gives their names Is tolloNs !;
ne Vqte6, Nsoii his whole crcp Ct wheat 70
FIor r o.. st TIE Ggvsrnment price Jchn
tbr C27vz-,r1s,. Nssh~lE; Z. " HsIrstoH, eco
T Sbavar JO00. =. Kerr, AZ The y,Aeat ne
barrels foHr; Jsme Ns, OSpl y - - ~,
Esd 10 spare; VIM. PL - Ae4lH1-S9A 49,
Dr. j. " Hall (A5ur), -. E.
BiIokWtl Ais, ne bei,~ ~! =
The HGiehaaaH adds; An. s'>@l Weaid call ;,
tie entire lizt-whst theai =, hsse egg.
seggaIly Showing of empty boz =.
"a mes BhOUlt be multiplied by wy \
east, for Rowan alone. Ard WI = Eu' q
Rowan, is also trus Of the ali 1i1in eoo.4ss -
Now WRaE a. % be done Ia this eAss OW
soldiers cannet 1--we and fzht On v Hsss ase ar.
! hey must have provisions. VIII q @Pe0Pls a.
nome supply them cb0rrluliy and OF 1elf s"h
zee Hillr ef WI they cOHeDsi the GOV onnleAt %
seid cat us ctiasTs 10 impress provisi eHs One
VI 'Ae olh-T lEsy must tdo.-HIminrra. s%etFHai'
- somebody wants e knew tbs ,Kams n
tune winch was played usn1 tas AiuRs"
anA Also h lhc "CuD Of s.nFovv' basr iFaseerf
Toe shme irqaie.tor would like 70 know Ii @shs
lgat Of olaei day. was gas or alectricit r Alec,
ne gifi vac "elung 20 hope" had no a slip
seTy hold, anc II Psopls 30 rot gat fatis Vsd by
Tho sEeTcse OF foTbeaEsneel"
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Our LoeaIfon.

On Vvhisehan street, between Beca-
Fur and tke Atlantis aad West Poiaf
Es1iiread-
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Al adFerhsmszts VII BE charged tive doaarz ger
square Ter shs arst Insertion and enc dosr and Efsy
sezts for ssea subsequent iasersioa-
Lscal ngsess v Be charged n he rae Of a8sy ssE
Per Ens..
Obituary n0tess ehlrEss si ths rate Of tWsHly-avs
- per sHs. zn1 Al osAsr srs!sI nos of general Pubs
.ssss 3 Ser ssy.rsssngaz,
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~Our cavalry oPs-saans in E0rii Miss1-
siPpi have forced the enemy % gre uD tEs
Memphis and Charleston railroad, ard 70 drzw
supplies fpT Cori1fh-from ths Tsnuassss rivsr,
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a. %. WLTEERSPO0y.
Commission Merchant and DealeF In
Domestic Manufactures,

SUGAR, SALT, TSnACOo, BT-. so-nsr gasr-y
a-d sssosd stEsets, hseon, So
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ALFRED Z. ~ l.ER, ssreriassndsnL
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Gs1 8lenqBis 5RcaI.
rrRLIaHED
TerIlas ID subscrIpLIen.
60 Ii AdTertieInE.

DAILY per naonfh sss5.6S
Two scufaE.
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Georgia RatlrOad ald Banking Company,


GEORGE YoSeE, superintendent
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RAILROAD GUIDE.
EesLern and AtIantic Sac RaiIraaa.

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Satsd, Isl Ankazsss BriEafs. Liad.fs D.
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bsT ls-A and 21lh 1853
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Montgomery and West Point Railroad.


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