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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

uEADQuARTER5 GE k4iA STATE GUAED
ATLANTA october 10, 1868.

~ N@@H ,
T THE STATE TitOOPS. under the counsnl Of
Ls M=IorGsaeral Howell Cobb, will hereafter be
known and designated as the EORGI STATE
GUARD
IL Ihs troops not yet called cut are urged T. CON
p ets taair regimsntA OrEsnzst Ons ~ required BY
General Orders No. T. current . rbes from these Mead
quarters. As 30 n - q regiment is orFaa % the fact
VIII be reported 70 these HssdQusrterE. Tna FIELD oR.
GERS ~ reRiusufE organized prior 70 the Isl November
next will be e eesed - he men alter that da q, the
companies not attached 10 regiments or b~attsliOns will
be orKa izsd ists re gimentsb By order aud the as.d on
STA ga 10 csse Of o ganizsd battaions, companies
will b. sddsd 20 coup ne tho Tegim-nt, and he addi.
tro1sl field Ulcers apPuint d by the PRECEDENT
Ia The Commanding Geaera. desires al regiments.
as soon as roImedf 70 rep n to thsEe Headquarters,
whether or not they are willing, Dith0at refs eHes to
territorial lmi e, 10 defend thsit Stqts whe ever asssiled
or threatened Win he enemy Ia overwhelming rum-
bsrs upon our b1ruers, and Just driven by cur gallant
army from he soil Of orr 0Wn State, he feels thai ice
appeal viii OF b made II vain to G~sOFgisus, 10 come
forward and follow the patriotic example a their
brs,hres now in the field, who hsve declared their vii
.lingntas 10 wa Fe al territofisf imis, and 90 Wasrsyer
tue interest and SAFETY of ths state requires hem TO
20. He coli jsnty trusts fEatnone viii oe found viii
ing to sNel lie ranks Of the 'roitsry e~KeepioI, VINO
faxed 80 respond 10 tbs call made oPon those now IA
the field.
~. Ocnsoript oEcera claiming persons Ia the ranks
Of he Georgia SAFE duGd. a. liable TO cO-scTpnans
viii prtssat tleir claim to the conn ending omcer o.
the regiment, batlalios OF company, when unaslsehsa
whose 4 " IL IL 60 examine ana a-ea' ne qaes1oa
such liability, whicb eaH be reviewed II necsssay' 4
thsse Headquarters, snd bDaNy D the Department =
Eiehmo,5 Conscipt oGcers caa reach he men IN ne
rank Only throuR their edHmandiaS omeef. OoMA1
STONED ohesrs IN his service ere not subject 70 eon7eAP
~ command Of AajoT.esnerAl Howell COBB
h J. HALLEfT.
oolalt A. 4. A. General
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From the Charleston Eercury.I
a great question Of statssmanship is now
messing upon the country for wise solution. It
il ths restoration Of the currency. It's proper
standard of value 10 found by a comparison With
tl,e usual products Of the Confederate States in
ordinary smes. II has deprecated below that
standard, because the market has been very
muck overstoesed with Government notes, and
there Is a want Of confidence in the prospect Of
| full and adequate payment as matters stand. To
restore the currency, confidence must be re-
stored, aud the redundancy Of notes must be
withdrawn from circulation. All admit that
the resources of the Confederate States are ex-
esedingly gTest-sbounding prosperity before
I them n the miure. The question is, how to
make these great resources available for the re-
tirement Of the superhuoUs notes aud the re-
establishment of the credit Of The COnfederats
Government.
There are plsinly but two ways Of c%onstitu-
Honally meeting the difficulty one il by the OBJ
fsinmsnt of voluntary losus; the other is by
taxing. II, for the fsating Treasury notes, hold
ers would, to q sufficient extent, receive bonds
as permanent Investments Of cspiiSl ont Of the
market, then to a sufficient extent the notes
youid be stired-confdence and the credit of the
Government would be restored. The remaining
notes in circulation would have their proper rel
stive value, and the products of the country
would be sold and bought in this currency at
their ordinary prices. The Government, the
soldiers and the people would not be oppressed
by high prices and inadequate funds. IF tax.
payers paid into the Government notes enough
to reduce the circulation to thu hsslthy require
ments of the country, the same effect would re-
suit, and the country would be relieved rom
he terrible ADVERTISEMENTS by which il is
threatened A combustion Of taxing and Dor
rowing sffords the best prospect.
The first regular Congress fsiIsd to support the
credit Of the Government by laying any tax at
its first session, OF until the present year snd
that tax has not yet been collected. This
has undoubtedly bsen one cause for the redun-
dancy Of notes uoretiFsd. Taxing must assist the
Government to procure loans. To make up for
tbs failure of the first session, q very heavy tax
vas imposed at the second, in order 10 afford re-
lief and support to the credit of the Government.
Il was a measure of the Administration, brought
forward aud supported by the confdei tial friends
Of President Davis. The finances are a vital con
Germ TO the cause. In this matter the Govern
ment needs all possible support However one
rouB this tax. il is the law. It becomes al good
citizens to sequissee eheerfully, and TO put each
his shoulder % the wheel in the emergency nov
upon as. What, then, can be said Of those who
iish0uoT the currency Of the Government, sod
who, in words, deeTy is chosen scheme of Taxa
ton for strengthening its credit Whatever
heir Professions, are such men supporters Of the
Government Are they beupfsti1g The slrug-
Cling causs Of their cOuutry2
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Tbs hnng from eur batteries Continues as usu-
ST. A working party on q small mortar battery
east Oh Gregg wore repeatedly driven of yesteT-
day morning BY Eon MoUllle, and flally DIS
appeared Batteries Bee aud Maulvu, on Sulh-
van island, also msullaln a sion Dut Trguiai fire
On Gregg. Battery SlmbIDs, on james island,
keeps a regular Ere on Wagner.
On S~AluIdGy night 4 small byst containing
two YANKEES Was captured betwesH Fort Som
ter aAa The city. They we're discovered b. d
parry Of eight vi our Hteu who ordered the Yam
KEGS 10 surrender Ihs lsgtsg gave themselves
up, sHd were brought to the city Sunday morn
ing.
The prisoners gave their names as John NJ
Smith, company z, 7lh Connecticut. sud jena
WInsor, company d, As New Hampshire.
They stated that they we've cElIying dispatches
from Gen. Gilmore to Admiral ID ,hlglsn, aud
had mistaken Fort sumleT's light tor thAt OF
the Lronsidss. No dispatches were found with
them, and their st0ry l. dAeIediled. They were
armed, aud II is believed were engaged IN recon-
boitering cur hagDOr distractions. IL was 10
Dorted tnht another small boat IVES ia company
wl.h the captured party, but male lie escape
Inc Dris0nsrs are very beid AID impatient,
and eKpress great c0nfidenes ia Gen. GIlmSIes
ability 70 smell the city when ready.
The Feet, including the lrOnsl0es snd moni-
tors, remain qdies, having made no change u
position since SaguIdsy.-ChaTtest0R Courier,
.l2h tast.
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Information was received al headquarters
here, on Wednesday night, that a large toTcs OF
cavalry had started from Williamsburg on an.
other raid. This intelligence having leaked cut,
ObScureiy gave rise to any number of Tumors,
some OF them wild and amusing enough OGs
wss, thai a lhsHSand negroes on horseback were
a. Bottoms bridge. Another, that Spears, with
Al least ten thousand horssmen, was making for
Hanover Junction. If he is really abroad, this
flashing Yankee viii, Of course, b. expected at
3 nun0eT Of ssssilable points until lie is def
nitsly heard from.
G5Idonsville, Hanover Junction and the North
AMI South Anna bridges are the points, the pro-
teeion of whleh ale OF the most Importance to
Us, and sue therefore most likely to Do struck ~
by the enemy. We are GLAD 10 believe that these
places are sufhcisntly protected against any cav
airy force tue enemy can senG against them
Considering Spears reported movement, il would
not surprise US il, at any moment, the militia
were rung to arms. We therefore advise that
rusty organisation 20 sleep upon their arms AID
gel several days Tanons resdy.-RiehmOHd En-
aFaineT. 9h.
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TRIRurE aF 2

At meeting o. The Atlanta typographical Union,
sb- folio -ing preamble and resolutions were ssoptsd
WHEREAS. It las eassd Almighty God, oarhsayenly
father in His uiss And mereifui pr0vidsncs 70 remove
from our midst our much esiesmsd brother Of he craft
WILLIAM A. WELLS; and that he was q consists -
Union printer and a faithful soldier Of The Coufsdsrsts
States, having contracted the disesSe Chronic diarrhsa)
which terminated bis existence while 10 defense Of b =
country st WokE5urg, Mississippi be it, therefore,
Rssolgsd, That in the death Of William A Wells We,
the membsEs o, the Atlantis TYP graphical UaioB, de-
plors the loss Of one who was endeared 10 IA By many
excellent q1shties, and one too, whose place sm7ng rs
will evsr remain vscant.
Bss0lccd, That We tender our heartfelt sympathy 70
the bsrssved Family, and asvoutly pray thai our HeaT-
emily FaEes may support and comfort them N this their
ssd calam ty.
Rssslged That the members q this Union Wssr the
usual badge Of molrning for thirty days
Res0lUsd, That in token Of sB5een ald respect for
our depss TED brother 5 copy q this preamble and reso-
buttons be sent 10 the fauHy Of he deceased, and that
they be pred upou the miautss Of tas Union
Besol0sS. That he above prsambis and resolutions
be published IN the city Paper4
". A. REFO,
b p. BENNETT,
j. lands,
q. O. SHAW,
CT CLARK.
It Committee.
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CorrespoBd-res LyRssburg Republican,
G~REENVILLE. Tenn Oct 80, 1868 Thus
far on Touto tn KHcxvIl- cn3 still driving the
enemy A small sbi,mish yesterday evening
gsve rs possession If G-eerviile. with q loss Of
only three men We captured tveutY-seven
,rrsoners and killed and wounded eighteen
Every day for the last twenty days this brigade
1as been skirmishing with the enemy. At one
time il held back a column Of ten thousand men
for tweutY-four hours without the aid Of single
Infantry regiment. Toe name OF Brig Gen.
Williams seems a terror 20 the enamv, for as we
advance in the country We hear Whist the
Yankees ssy about US, aud every report
indicated that they hsvs = holy horror
Of bis proximity. We are following
ham ike blood-bousds. Yesterday twenty-five
Of Our men under Capt Harris, Of Mays regi-
ment, charged forty-thyes OF The enemy, and
capturing aud wounding 2 number. The enc
ny's horses we're superior ID ouTS, or the enti e
scout would have been taken. Tbs fight was
bend to hand, with The sabsr and clubbed car
bines. Gen Williams is getting his command
in splendid fighting trim, and if horse shoes and
cavalry equipments are furnished him promptly,
there is no telling how far he viii 90 sT how
mach good service he viii do the country. His
reputation as an infantry officer, euvisble as it
is, win soon be greatly augmented as a cavalry
leader. The troops are confident and IN fine
spirits. They don't believe there is cavalry
esough in the Federal army to whip shem.
Moe anon. T. G.. N.
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! For the first time during ths progress Of the
war the Federal surgeons that fell into onr hands
at Chickamsugs, have, we learn, been held as
prisoners Of war. The course was decided upon
IS a retaEatory measure. Civilized nations have
costomarly regarded surgeons and ehaplaius as
uon.c0mbatiants, and agents Of humanity bat
not so our enemies. By a recent arrival from
the North, the Richmond Ezam5HsT has been
placed in possession of the approximate number
Of Confederate surgeons held IS prisoners -
There ara sixfy-fve at Fort MeHenry, BAltimoTei
rweutysix at Fort Delaware four or five at
JOhnson's Island, Iake Erie, OhiO.) and three
n four remaining aI Gettysburg, at which place
nearly sl of them were captured. Tbs captures
at Chielzamsaga will place rs fully on an equal
footing, we han, as to this clsss Of prisoners,
and they are to be held and used TO secure the
release Of cur surgeons and ehaplains undergo
ing the prvations and s]eclusion of the Northern
dungeons.
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A Gallant BxPiOft-seeuptuFe Of a Prize
from the unkses

Some months ago the British schooner Allan
tic, Capt. Lszane, ssiled from this port 10 MEta
m1TBs, and having completed tbs voyage, while
laying at Bocea del Rio, at the mouth of the
river, On tie l0sh Of August last, she was cap
.ursd bv the Uaited States steamer Princess
Royal. The mates we're removed to the steamer,
leaving the captain and thTes men on board.
She was then put in charge of 8 Drize.mastsr.
with sevsn men, and started for New Orleans.
John Bull was not, however, to b caught aau-
ping, even by those eIceediogiy smart people,
NhO, "a the 231, captured Nassau, on paper.
CSptsin Lazupe succeeded ia getting the in
viucible Yankees, under the Influence of IL
quor, and, Ike a brave and gallant Brit
on, as he is, boldly attacked them, and not
withstauding the odds, succeeded in putting
hem all in irons. He then changed the sehoon-
er's course for Havana, where be- ar
rived safe aud sound OF September 81, with the
lruits Of his splendid v~ietory-seven prisoners,
eighteen stand Of arms, one flag, etc He imme-
distely TUNED the pirates over TO the Spanish
auth rites and made his stsismsut to the B itish
consul. The representatives of both govern
nents Endorsed bis course, aud dispatches ia re-
alton 10 the affair were forwarded Lord Lyons
on the 9th inst The widest excitement existed
n Havana on the srriEa of the schooner, and
men Of sl nations united in their praises of the
noble bravery of Capt. L, who tbss so adroitly
turned the tables on these would-bs m0narehs Of
he seas.-Bahama Herald, October 3.
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ATLANTA BELIEF ASSOCIATION.

ATLANTA RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The pr0mptness with which the generous snd
patriotic ciiiEsns Of Atlanta responded to the
dictates Of humanity and the calls for relief
rom our wounded and suffering soldiers afts-
he terrible battle Of Chickamaugar can ever be
referred to with pride by those who made up
the number Of good SAmaritans, either by con
uibuGon or personal assistance. Thousands Of
soldiers were the recipients Of their f%avors, and
rom every eyewitness, as well As beneficiary,
We hear nothing but commendstions and thanks
Col. WARsER JONES, of the 33i Tennessee,
upon whom was dsvolved the painful daty Of
emoving the wounded and suffering from the
battlefield, and who, Of course, had every op-
purtunity Of observing the result of the isboTs
IF the Atlanta com nittse, speaks in the highest
erms Of the AID and comfort rendered. To
dispense Of their bounties orr citizens were
a. f~ortunste in their choice Of agents as
hey we're liberal in their donations.
The committee reduced their ls5ors to q
system at the earliest moment; obtained as &C.
curate lists of the unfortunate as was possible;
filled acquisitions daily Is required from their
stores: and in addition, NOT satisfied with this
apparently satisfactory routine, they personally
visited the different hospitals, leaving with them
every variety Of deIicscies, and administering,
without stint or regard to the fatigue, their Ia
5ers Of love imposed. We are assured that the
HbeTahty Of our ~ciifzeus, and the efficiency OF
their agents, is duly appreciated By all who
Witnessed the result in the time of need.
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Y Can the Tribune tell US how the citizens
of Mobile could obtain water in case the water
works should be cap uTed by tho enemy
Montgomery Maa.
Yea; in three ways; from the river, from the
cistens, when it rains, and from wells. There
is no better water IN me world than that OBJ
tanned hers from the earth. Wells can be dug
anywhere IN the suburs which viii yield an
sbundsuce. The enemy cannot deprive US or
water, If he keep on tbs other side Of our de-
fences - Tribune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-13

The New York Tribuns OF the Oh inst. has
the following dispatch relative 10 affairs in Mid
die TenneSsees
NASHVILLE, TENN, October San unusual
degree OF excitement prevails here to-day in
consequence of the rebel General Forrest, with
a lures OF about four thousand mOunted men,
having made q raid on orr line Of railroad COM
IRuuiealIng betwson this place and Bridgeport
and Chattanooga.
To-day astonishing has been going on in the
vicinity Of MurtIessboro. The enemy made an
attempt 10 dsstrey q bridge Of considsrsbis i'm
~portanee 10 US Ia q rsiiIoad point OF view. IN
he sklrmish very few were wounded, aud none
we're killed that 1 can hesT Of.
some persons are inclined TO think that an
engagement Is going on al Chs5tanO0ga, be-
cause the enemy is thus operating in the rear OF
Gen. R0secraDs.
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FROM FORF MCHENRY.-By fsg Of truce
boat 10 City Point yesterday, there arrived sew
entsen Confederate prisoners, fifteen of whom
are chsplsins, captured at Gettysburg, Lieut.
Aston, MoIgsn's chef Of Ssaf, and another
Ofieef, whose mans We aid net learn. These
gentlemen all stopped At the B~OllDgbrook hotel
ssg night, aud viii proceed 20 Richmond this
morning. We learn from ole OF tns returned
ehaplams tkas there nov remains confined in
FoTt MeHenry, Baltimore, about ssVensy-hve of
our surgeons. Gen. MoTgsn's chief OF slsf was
permitted TO come on by special tavor.--Pelsrs-
burg Express.
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sPEGIAA ORDER no.

HEADQUARTERS ITTH MISS R-EaIMEETl
NEAR t-HkTTROOGA, TEEs-
Uctob-r 4sh, le6l
a Ii men Ehseut from tbe l7th regiment Miasss1pE
"A volunteers, Th8 60 not report Ia psrsan OF - GER
idea . ten an Amy Su gsCn. wihin thrly da3A viii
be reported ~ desetteFs ana tr8stsd R8Euch
- By cemm sud Of JNU u. FIZER.
LisuseuEaf-Jolonel UGmmsudiBg.
JNO il SHUFORD,
ocT2ws Leute1snt and AdjutsEE
Mis,izisgisn copy ard end bHi 20 Cob FiEsr.
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Y The Augusta C-OHstHSiiOnaiist says: Sail
must be had, or the supply Of meat next veal
all be much less than this year. There are
hogs enough and corn enough to mako for The
next year more bacon than we have had hereto
.ore, bat unless salt can be got the bacon will
rot be saved. Clearly then it is our interest to
lncrssss the available salt supply as largely and
as quickly As possible. It is not yet TOO late for
me farmers and planters to make thoir own salt,
and some to spare. The salt brine Of the Atlsn-
tic is abundant and easy Of access. Numerous
companies and individuals have been at the work
Tor months past and they have found it extreme
" profitable. But their number should be in
creased, and that soon. October is an e~1csllsnt
month for salt making, generally dry and
healthy, snd people from any section need have
no fears of going now to the coast
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H0MuCIDE Is MEMHIs-Ths Bulletin Of the
lt AS states that oa the previous day, az Mr.
walking along fernando street, near Linden,
10 was approached by q person named Carer, a
butcher, heepiug q sian IN the Norsh Memphis
market. who placed q pistol to the bsck Of his
besd and fired 8 shot, which proved instantly
fatal The cause OF this attack is said to be .
kBoWlodgs OF belief % the part Of Carter ID re-
gard 70 a criminal connection DsEwssn Wilson
and bis wife.
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WHY SHOULD IT Bis So f-Unul the 1.-THE Of
Agricultural products is collected, why should
there be any impressment2 asks the CarOltHiaH
II all the reports sTe correct, there viii be
enough to furnish the army with provisions, and
to allow the waste which will exist from the
csr-elessness and negligence of the army of off
Gals, who are appointed to gather the tax in
kind. Great complaints exist against the tsx.
gatherers, and we call upon the people to hold
them rigidly to duty:
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NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
ATLANTA September &-h- 1863
~ order 20 EvGic Misunderstanding and t1 make our
Il charges conf nm to the l5abi itT sssuued l18 Com
psuy hereby gives notice that from and after October
LIST, 1858, shippers vii be required 10 pace thsir vaua-
hon upoh each package bef-re Il vii be received.
such Vs1a viii be Inherited 10 tha Company reocps
md establish The Liability Of The CoBFany for ne
smoans-the at q Goa and the public enemy ouy
eIcep ed o. 7. UAMPBELL
seq INA Aren't
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A DIRTY TRICK-An old friend, whose
statements may be implicitly relied upon, writes
Us under dste Of October g, from 8 military
camp near Enterprise, Miss as follows;
The failure to get your paper. I suppose, was
due 70 several csuses-eur deficient postal ar
rsBgements, and the almost constant moving Of
oar division And 7 am also informed, yes, 1
know, that APPEALS belonging to subscribers
have been sold betoHe reaching their destination,
or I myseif got bold Of one with the name of b
subscriber on It, haViRg besn sold doubtless as
many others are, ~ hey command such a nigh
Jrrce ont here. Il Is almost impossible to buy
t1e - sBy price a friend OF mine showed me
one he 0lher day, and remarked It cost him ht
cen dOIiaIs.
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eraRnEA

In thirty-seven counties heard romi the VOC
stands for Brown, 9445i Hill, 44S5; FurlOw,
1868 Browns plurality, 1445
ARMY VOTE.
The vote in the army, as far as heard from,
stands as follows;
Bennlng's B~rieade-Browu, $50; Furlov, lis; Hll, %
organs Bngsde-Brown, $50 FurloW, 49, Ill.,
Woaord's Brsade-BrOwu lOsIi FurlOW, l55rHnl,
18Th Georgia Reglment-Brown 2l6i FurlOw go
57th Georgia Reglmsnt-Brown, 90 FurioWi H.
81 battalion State T-rOopS-BrOwu, 1906 Furl0w, l.
Hil Al.
ToombE Cavalry Rsgament-BrOwn's maloHty shout
S1seV,u's drade-Brown mslortv about 1000.
NeTs Rssiment-Brown; 33i Hill, so Furlow, Il.
WHcoxson's B.ste Regtueut-Brown, Ills funo"r
Ficvds Regiment state Guard "a Companies from
CaroI)-Brown 81 Fsrow, 90 Hiil %
SD Georgia Regimeut-Bruwn, -; FurloWi ~
Hill, IS
The IllsligsHcsr, Of this morning, %annoances
that until the vots of the army, with only a few
exceptions, has been received At the seat Of
Government, it viii be impossible to give any
accurate list Of the members of Congress Of
members of the General Assembly elected OF
Wednesday last In most csses the army vot'
determines who are elected
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80 -. III ATHENs. a..

A AKaE, fW0-atory HOUSE, cautai1inE sizhs
"A rooms, four d then very large. The lot has shout
tarea aerHs With I'll nsceEsarT Oufbuldi1Fs and con
veasat 20 1hs q pot and busin8ss uort oa o. ths city.
Prcs 8 COCO Apply TO F. u. LUCAS
0ciE-lEF Athens Ga
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GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL D~ELEGATION.-
The returns received indicate the election Of the
following gentlemen; Julian Hartridge, in the
LIST district Col W. ( Smith, in The ID; Marx
Blanford, in the Sd; Clifford Anderson, in the
4th; John T ~SbswmskeI, in the 5lhi Col J.
"a Smith, in the 7th, aud CAptG n Lsstey in
the 9Th. The 9th, 9b and 10th districts are not
fully heard from.
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FINE, LAR-E RESIDENCE. with IL rosms,
"A gnoa out5uildrgi. hns orch I'D aGd ll6 cerss Of
and, 30 in cultivation. on the Powder Spring road, hve
miles from Marst a. Apply 10 W. e.. McAdo9, MGl-
cts, or K W JoI usr, a. the corner druE store Atlantis.
FOR + prime Male Cook, a fine LzundrsaR
one good NuTss aod House Sin, a boy thirtssn years
Old. and other servants. Apply 10
W. g. MCADaO.
ocL3 L. Marietta.
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Entered according 20 act Of Congress in the year 1853,
BY }. . THAAsHER- la ne Clerks ones Of the Da.
tict Court Of she C0afsdersts States for The North
era Distriet Of Gsorra.