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-. sIiaor Boss. and l.e Kaakess.

Bolts has lately been making favor with ihs
enemy BY entertaining at dinner the Ysnlss
soldiers sreamped shout his homa. 4 -iollv
ooo5 time they hsd Of it. A correspondent Of
he NsE York Herald, who was there writes.
l. well known that Mr.. Bolts is nov snioy-
ipz his frtedonf through favor Of q paTols grant
Ell ~ the rebel anthssitiaa. This, Of course.
places him under restraint in telling many
things he might otherwise tsll but nothing haa
thus tar, aud n0thiag, hs says, viii prevent, IN
the future, bis telling his hostility to the Cen
fedeEats Government He says he wishes cur
generals knew halt he knows Of the
rebels and their resources ard futsutious
Ten days agO be was IN Richmond, havi1z
gone On q sort Of fanny marketing expedition.
b. msds q fsw purchases, and for what before
The vas wouid have cost him S64 IS. be pad
the sum Of Sl35S OF. He paid $50 for a Bsir
Of sonm5n seNsd shoes. and had be venlnred in
or7sring p'ain suit Of clo.hss, ahich be thonyhs
ef doing would have had to pay five hundred
dpllsFs loT it. Our cfieers showed their aupFs-
cia ion fer his fssriessnsss in Evowing bis belief
and principles.
Mr.. BOTis came 70 R;ehmaud on quits q difFsr-
eul errand than on "a marketing expedition"
He cane 70 draw soma twelve or fifteen
thousand dollars Of the Government which be
delights 20 abass and sfflcss 90 much to
despiss. He shhoFs the GovsTnmsnt bat loves
its money Richmond EzaHsssre
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were baT5arously put to death, and their bodies
left on the road
On She surrender Of the city, Augustina Ara
gon or tee Maid Of SaFag9ssa-Who dunng this
second siege had displayed courage equal TO
that By which she had been distiD suishsd In the
htt, was taken prisoner; but having slrsady
caught the esntsgion, sire was conveyed 70 the
hospital, where she sftsrTaT escaped.
The terms Of the caPitulation were shameful
IL VIOLATED BY Marshal Lannes, who succeeded
Marshal JunOt in the command Of the French
troops during the siege
Paisfox was sent q prisoner into France, and
Saragosss became ths scene Of pilaga and
atr0citR.
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VOL. XIV, NO. oil

sla6ora'e specimens Of the eoarssr, old-izsh-
ioned embroidery.
OF course vs % not mean 10 im1eaeb tho
taste Of the ancient Mss Linwood, CT asssrs thas
lne nssdle-~oTk has originated with cur modsrs
yodng ladies', who rarely take needle f1to their
bands at alL WHAT We 10 'mssn to-say is..tha.
mo magical sewing machine has substitute
minute Little tuckB fsr much Of tha emhIoidsrg
formerly used, and which was rscssssrilv Of a
elArssr grade, aud that only very 6as quality
OF n5etle-w07k win answer ss the sceomDsni-
meut 20 the vilchsTy Of he modem gsnius os
the hou5s1old
The general adoption Of the isckst, and vsss
in plses OF the waist has made e speeiss OF habit
shirt g most important itsm in this department
The dd7rsues between them and shs babit-shEs
% ihat they are mads with slesves. and deep
body so that the skirt can be fastened over them
Collar, sleeves and 'front.' are prsttily tucked and
finished with em5roidery and Valsneiennes edg-
ng- lna cuffs are very deep and square, ibs
eoi-ars Enrned down WITH point In 'front.'. AZ /
fastened with a JaUuty little colorei tie, o5
"1ien there are many varie.ss. The most rs-
schsrshs ttCss for the cuffs which omen on ths
back, and tor the front, which is LEFT exposed By
ths vest e. Ts0sys, are composed Of small bril-
uAhis- + o ordinary wear. however, 1oy gold
buttons vii answer.
WALKIEG BOOTS.
iate sty.e OF waking boots Is called fhs
HessiaR- Il has a sort Of cloth Logging A.
Esehed, which buttOas up high upon the lsg. anI
affords complete protection both from cold and
wet The foot part is loxsd with fns sof. ves
stout morocco, and Is exceilenily sdaDsed for
service as vel as comfort. The sole srd bazl
sre OF ncdsra-s thickness ard higas, quite gufs-
cieusiy so for al practical purposes, and aueh
more sensible than the thTse-quartsr inch solss
and exaggerated heels which followed the aos-
per" slipper snd gai,er era.
Dress slippers Will be ornamental with STEEL.
and gold, during the coming sssson more than
with flowers. Breakfast sEppers ora Of kid or
Cashmere, the csor Of the morning. dresses. anI
are trimmed with nbbst o. a color 10 match ths
decoration of thu dress
B-sutltul toilet slippers are made Of black XII
or French morocco, and trimmed with brilliant
shade Of magenta or iurqogi5 blue velvet
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The -hessrical world of the North is in quite
hubbub, and the business Is driving. Maretzek
has got bis opsIa troupe in full blast, with Ne
dori Mszzslini, Sulzsr, Bellini and Bach in
"R bert le Disble"
The tBsalsrs in New York ara in full blast
again, all except Ms J ohm Wood's-which
swaits the lsdy from her Tu5igsticn.
Forrest las commenced his engagement At
Gist9's, il New York. His frst character was
Riehsleu, and q very large aujiencs greet
cd aim. He draws better now IN New York
han be ever did The Tunes dramatic critic
P7oEosnees his style to be mellow with years,
and declares inst mis- acting is finer than it was
iH bi5 pam.est days.
A dsshiag y0Uag actress has made her debut
IN she Stage, and promises to be the wonder OF
New York. She is thus described IN the Sunday
Atias:
TINS startling little creature is q young snd
dsshing huIivsqUe actress, whose name ia
johanna Csuss5n, but who became famous IN
Paris aEd London RD6eT the sUubriqUet of ''Tne
Captain" VIvsclous, pretty, Of dsshing
figure, winning eyes, splendid voice, and such .
dsacel! SRs will set the town cTszg.
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RATTLEsNAEEs "A box Of rsttlesnakes was
a very sIors tms ago pat On the tram for this
ci.y and during the tTip nc Of the dehgh ful
replies got 0ul aud gave the baggage maa aad
mail agent some very original ideas Of gymnss
lies, with the ratsles thrown in Thsy few
aT0and IN double suick, tue snake doing the
hveiieSi dOdging. Things was psTmi5eus" for
a shJrt time, BUS ne damsge was dsne except 10
the young meas sensibilIIiss. Fer fear that
ihey Werg snake bit without knowing il, they
got a recipe from physician m town, and Ene
last ne heard Of them they saen had 8 6a5pi-
cious looking black bottle under their arms
Whisky Is said to be & sure antidOte against
snake biles-LymcbbHgg RePsblieaH.
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NPEG1Aa WRDEsE 10. ---.

HEADQUARTERS l1TH MISS EE6l nEs-sAf
MAR CHETTASOOGA TINS.
DctOb r itns SOL
A II. mes absent from the i7th regiment Nj ,nspP
a vluutesr. be 90 not report 10 psrsen OF oy czf
fi6c0 RON a. Amy Su gen rilain ihT y aA3A WI
- -gns---a A. de.sri-rt ana treated Es such
- lff-,,---.,-T oT JnsB. d. + LER.
Lieutsnani-Colonel Commsuling.
JND II SHUFOkD,
90 Iisutsnsut and = jutant
- - In ON. a-d -a-l n-- % -o- --l--
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OFFICE SOUTH 4kN EAPhENb DDmFANAr
ATIaETA September - 1903
w -zrr u s-oi ruisu sndng and 10 make ouI
- berebv gves notice that from aad after october
la s63 shppsrs ell be rFqlirsc 20 pace their vaus
ti "a upon each package before it sill be received
Fucb "a ne uiI be iu-ertsd in the Com5Enys receipt
mi esisbl-h she HsbiIty Of the OEpEny for The
smount-ths act Of God and the publs enemy eny
eEcep Cd Y. T. CAMf oh.'-i-s
.ag- Agent
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- q q - ORDER 20. e.

uUnW0SI MAEEhhL'n OHfANs Z
ATIlyTA Ga, September =. ls05
II. o5csrs and fcloisrs arriving ~ This post vii
a Fepor, the Provost = asLss. i .s.s ~ ~ : ~.
"a In rder thai their orders, iurtouBs eAfss "a 40
eenoe. etc. may be examined -. -, So
9he Provost Guard IL instructed 70 matt - S. 49,
and men, ana demand Ct hem passes lioA 'HS 1'0'0
NnrrnaL ~, a.. -,
h order s NOT intended 70 interfere win nose W
rs sbs.t from q cir nos With proper suh'fiy
but tte lsre nun Der OF abseutees without leave re
Curs thst~sD 1hsuld report in order That the gul y
ones may be detected - ,.,,,,.
by order Of H. d. hhitaAl
CHAS. W. FEDEN,
hal
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GgLU 10 EXCH4AGE FUR CgAFEDE-
RITE PAPER

II EFVGEEs are 10 fed hat have two desirable
IN PLANTATIONS FOR szie-oHe contsil ng iouI
Er-d aerss a1d ths other tEo bUndred-both cesira-
fls H-ae-r Full description 10 use eH. Thy are ioea
tsd ID Barrow county Ga, aud ~tthln ters7 mics o.
the Western aud Atlantic Rssrozd- CoIiol WIN AZ
md r-iznsd a. gartersvlle Barlow county %
"a - WH HTCFE 7
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CAPITAL GHAACE FOR INVESTMENT.
The western North Carolina Mining,
smelling and C0PPeTas
notwithstanding company
Capital Stock 81, 600, 600

rI-frTs COMPANY has By special act Of he Legs
Iefnrr oil Eogtb Car0iiHs, been regularly LneoE %
Fstsd and organized -.z -
Tis vsr5ous mines are very fAvorsbly situHted eno
- f accesF By railroads ana are pronouneea by me
500 C4aoloqiit superior % the fsIaous DueEioWn
Mines pcsssssllE adv antsges over al aiming OoAP-
T3ss in the Oonfederate Sta e.
ubaeriptions 70 the Capital stock viii be receives
~ - ubdersiqned Shares $500. A. there ls but 3
Ts5t-6 eu,oupt Of stock offered Tor sale all parties
--sbrs 10 make inpes meutE viii co well 10 cal and
,. tise ores AID other evidences Of taeir intrinsic
.-aIue deposi ed a. our Cfice.
'--'' McEAUGHT, ORWOND L Co,
Whitehall street
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PUBLGsRED
TerIIla Of AdVertigimg. 4

An sdver Issmszts vii b charged twO dollars per
square for the rt insertion and ons dollar and hfty
ssnts for each subSeqdsnt Insertion.
Locz notices vii be ehargsd at the rate Of ffty eta
ps- line.
Obituary notices charged at the rate Of twenty-five
o. per line, al other sress not Of general public
Interest - o.hsr advertisements.
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Il Csairass

How much good csuss IN sustain and cheer these
engaged In it even though they fail The writer c8uld
cot al % notice the battlefield he srsRt degrees
Of iorsiIUi 10 with wh ch and thoss Of the
eRemy bore their sUnsrngs. Our wgaRded wers iRya
r1sbly 0heeriu those Of the Yankees kept the air
sigs with their uangs Oas attracted particular
attention. Confederate aud Yankee soldier ~
ing side by side each with his thigh broken AS We came
BY, The Yankee gan cry for water have pity
aim and romovs Eirn, his thgh was broksa" and &
thousand otheF Of tbs mOst s0ldisriy con-
plants. The ConfsdeTais soldier, Who have since
learned Private TR0E Bstey, O0mpary T. 471h Ala
bama regiment gave three cheers fer the Con sderais
army, rdjufed the qen despair YIELD Esd 81.
sured them that thOEgh fallen, ~ s unconQ aored
and that triumph ia ths end 1 thought OF the
words ths Shakespeare puts in Julins CSssars mouth
Cowards die many tines before their death
The valiant never taste Of death buE once"
Verify, thsze Is glory in hstDg-sye, and bliss In
dymg-ior the liberties Of The lana We love.
SOLDIER
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aiLg SSgpeal,
ntRn HnsPsrAE.s.

EDToBs APPEAL: Tue following list CON-
p1ises those who havs died in the hospitals st
atlanta Ca, from September 23i, to October
Is.h. 1868, inclusive. Nearly ell Of thsm were
sent (wounded) from the battlefield Of Chieks-
mauga. This list, copied into other papers, viii
speedily convey to those interested information
that, Otherwise, might not reach them for months.
GEO r FAIRCHnD,
Msior and QasEtsrmsstaE Of Hogpitals.
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T8Os- 2. FLSEER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Ne. = Peachtree ST, Atlanta, Ca.
nERsONAL attention given 70 the purchase snd
aale OF 40 kinds OF HlhOHAhDlAk, ana thsi p
;restlleUt of rsunsyflz QstisE OF Rasl KEtste.
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igsr Laws brigade had tsksR t2s Yankee batteries
ana put their infantry all 30 roat In The eoncOus seeu.
rtv sf Victory uzny q tEsH temporarily gait
ranks al got confusion Col Perry Of the 4Oh
At.bsaA. was Ea1n3.ng the brigade. hs We ,ed
regard Of their aiies ana shouted
WlJh warmth anu Vehsmsuce-"Fsrm your regiments
Are ysu dsmorslsed, ohi GERS End Alf Seeing the
Aisb ma forming with tones Of deep feeling RBs pride
BE exclaimed; Glorlous old 4.Al' Theu observing a
youas officer IN H8Other regiment (ths 47th Think
nitb his company ready frmsa-he rode up and askea
Whose company Is this e. Mins,' answered the of6
cer stepping the front "Ws," said the colonel Ia
his eIaphaiO way, IN mention yoz my report sir7
o 1 Perry deserves promotion.
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NEW COMIC JOURNAL.
PWAETGN and HARM ESS.
HXPRENA NOTINE.

. HAhDsOkG PEAETCE =imost new, ana In
u per -ect Greer, fer sale Apply %
THOS z. FI HER CO.
: o.
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Ezserestiag HHcideHts Of the Battle o.
GhickRmRuSn.
From the Montgomery MdLl
Tenerai HIND md bis Mrn


While Hoods division was IN line of battle on Satur
day the 18th waiting 10 Be ordered forward, the Gsn
eral hiugsf rD5e along front his hst Of in tskeB
= salute bis left si in a sling and his noble
enance stu paiU from the WouRd received Gettys-
burg. Every tongue was ready to rend the air with
snegts-fOr Hoods love their gal leader Bat
waved his hand silence lost their cheers should
attract 81 enemy's ar iery, aEd said only that
90 dbeRrtel general w0uid say, boys. glad 70
sec you. You whip tbis battle here" There was
something swiu.ly beautiful and sosmly prophetic OF
the issus Of tbs dsy ia the Eurmursd vow "IOt loud
out deep shat along the line, wen do It, Gen
al They greeted hiz with the waving OF their hats
ntno air, and wkea shortly alter shsy ordered
advaucs, they did with the wild shouts and impetu
OsiJy chaTaeteralic Of Southern blood; the Yam
4 kO=eorans army ioHg will remainder scd ss long
IA sut the day they frat met Hoods division the
gerry banks of The Chickanaaga- They e1zquer bat
ih6ir leader fell and when told Gen Il cd Is
badly wsgRdea-' the Tritsr tie eyes OF many a
bst SCARF ysterHa wet vita Since the death
Of Stonersu son, TIE loss has been 90
deep dsPiored thai sf MAJOR Gen Jonn B Hosd
de regarded BY she soldiers a. the second SogsWa
jackson 81 our army now. God grant that the hero
may still i've % hglt and win bis eOdntry's battea
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Oas of Ms Brarss

On Sunday evenlzg, Laws brig de in sig ght Of
heavy battery IL rght in front Of the 47th Ala
ya-la regiment, and was hu-iag grape and canister
among them by buslels Z. D. ClEver, ''the eyed
captain commanding the regiment ordered a GO
They I'D gun IT, wien Capt. L. r Terrsl EdiuIant-
general 70 GuR Law, dashed in Of the regnsut
seized the eoloE and wlss is hs hOrss dArted of
naudrsa yards ahead OF she regiment, up 10 the very
mouths q the cannon calling 10 the regiusnt to follow
Tag They did 80. caUtyTei hftosn pieces Of ar
tery aud eghy prisoner, sBd gsye three cheers for
he 5Fave Capt. Terrell Some one having expressed
sstsliskEent that be not hurt he replied With AL
sir Of the most peri ct HoHehaIaHos "Oa, dn 'em
rLrv aant hi me- Esriala lar.l IgrtibAs
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The prominent fessnre of 81 the pretty under
and over garments which come under this de-
nomination is the qusntiiy OF hue tueking
whieh. alternating with exqaisi.s nsedls-Hork,
and enriched by edying OF the mOst delicate
VsIsueiennes, imparts ga effect inhnisaly- more
charming than was ever obtained By the most
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We commend the words of Col. c. l.
DUNHAM, a distinguished Democrat Of
Indiana, to those persons who pretend to
dread negro equality:
am convinced that some folks there
be who are terribly troubled with negro
mania. Some cry ont that this wal is
being carried on only for the purpose Of
eleyaiing the negro TO a level with the
white man-that it is a negro war, and a
war for the abolition Of slavery-somo
are afraid that the negro will be eleva-
ted 10 a platform with themselves, whilo
others profess 10 fear that they will be
put down on a platform with the negro.
As a general rule when you find a white
man that's afraid he'll be made a negrO's
equal, you wi | find the negro the best Of
the tWo. If The white man ever does
sink TO an equal with the negro, it will
always be found TO be the white mans
fault. This terror of becoming a negroes
equal 10 the d~emsgogue's argument, A
truly honest and sensible man does not
believe such a thing possible; and when
you find a man that does believe IL, you
may be sure that the negro is s far better
man than he,
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Correspondents whose letters do not
appear in our columns must not isfer
from that fact that their communications
are not acceptable. We have not space
TO publish near oil the letters which we
receive. Sometimes we receive a number
of letters of the same general purport,
and in that case we make selections, in
order 70 give variety to our columns.
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We suppose that the guerrillas helped
themselves to a goodly number Of letters
and ~grecnbacks intended for our office,
on capturing the mail from Murfreesboro
yesterday. Let the ~rascsls read the
letters carefully and act according TO
their patriotic prccepts.
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The pc pie have shown confidence in
the patriotism aud integrity Of the Ad-
m%inistration. Now let the Administra-
iioa mako re doubled efforts to show that
it deserves that confidence. We believe
that IL will.
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There are scores Of able bodied ne
gro men working for rebel masters in the
city and vicinity, who might be proiita.
bly, employed in cutting fuel for the
water works. Why are they not put 10
work immediately {? Must We still pro-
tect rebel property at the expense of the
comfort, health and lives Of citizens and
soldiers z
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Dled,

Attic residence DIV. F Hapg, Ia this. ieinity, on
the 10th inst JEAAr nola.s, aged three months
and nineteen days, daugnter Of Rolerie aud Fanny
lormAu.
This lovely blrssom sui,orsl hr "a month more
usolizing ram than IL parents and friends thought
even am1turoI bel & could endure. Their conf sofa.
ton Is mo knowledge that She has been translated 10
bloom perpelualiy, where hor sister preceded her,
Just seven months since, 10 the gaeGen oftLe LORD.
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A letter signed "W. j. GREER" was
found on the body of a dead rebel SER
geant. The writer says, "Tll be id if
| don't think it's about time to stop KILL
ing off the poor white men that the rich
may grow richer. can't see whatrights
we have lost to make such a bill of a
fuss about" DO
Alas poor fellow. The killing Off the
poor white meu" of the Sogth, is a. part,
and az important part, or the plot of the
rebel slave oligarchy. The non slave
holders are growing too numerous for
their safety: and they wish to get them
out of the way and import slaves to Gil
their places. The scheme is progressing
rapidly.
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= (See noie.) But among The crimes of
this spiritual Babylon, is the traffic of
SLAYER and S0uls of men, God calls "comc
out Of her my people, that ye be not par
taker of her sins, and that ye receive not
of her plaques" The sword, pestilence
and famine are Gods instruments for
Furnishing guilty nations. How deeply
have we partook Of one Of her most Grim
SON crimes Have we not reason to fear
her plagues?D But we may yet come out
Of her. How can we better do IL than by
gradually emancipating the slaves, teach
ing them morality and religion, learning
them some useful emplOymentor art, and
thus fitting them for the enjoyment of
civil liberty and the advantaaD of the
gospel. SO shall these plagdey pass by
US. Blessed is that individual, that
church, and that state, which will first
wash their hands from this crime, and
faithfully do their duty.
4th. Tc accomplish this most desirable
object, Let the good people Of this State
not only exercise their right at elections,
but also keep a good conscience. Let not
iofidels or time. serving politicians be
chosen for legislators and officers but
choose ye ''ou' Of all the people able men,
such as fear God, men of truth, hating
co~vetousness.' (Ero 1S, Ply Such men
will deliver us from one OF the greatest
political and moral evils that ever cursed
a people, Slayery. Under such rulers our
country will flourish not only,because we
will have salutary laws, but because we
shall have the blessing of God. "When
the righteous are in authority the people
rejoice But when the wicked bear rule
the people mourn" (PrOV. 20: 2
Righteousness exalteth a nation, but sill
is a reproach to any people" (Prov. IA
34) Is slavery a sin Yea, il is oul
rcproach, our curse. Let us free our LAND
from the reproach, aud the Lord will ex-
alt us as a people.
Virtue, industry, commerce, religion
plenty, and all that is valuable for tim,
and eternity, wait the success Of the so.
oiety's object to take up their lasting
abode in our land. Let us hasten theil
arrival aud give them a lasting habita.
tion among us.
The foregoing has been examined BIZ tho IN.
spectiag committee and approved. m
ATTEST:
JAMES JONES, Pass
November 2Oth. 1916.
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L oor on II NIGHT OF THE orn INST. DE.
II tween the Dunegann saloon and linton street. a
Black Morocco Book, witch Due.
pie lining containing about $40 Ia bills. aud hal
dollar in silver; also an envelope with the name o.
q" Miss La Belle Louise" The lndcr will receive
tho above reward and tho thanks of "Mi-s la IlIs
Louise" by leaving the same az Nra William. on
Union street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
AplIo-gf
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SUNDAY MORNING., APRIL - 1903.

A soldiers" request will be attended
10. We had no idea of neglccting Il.
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We learn that between four hundred
and five hundred letters were saved from
the captured Murfreesboro mail. The
number Ofletters from VI urrroesboro varies
from len thousand TO fifteen Thousand
daily, 1t is said that a large amount Of
money was obtained by the rebel IN the
letters, and otherwise. One report has it
a hundred thousand dollars, but this is,
no doubt, a most %ex,ravagant estimate.
We have no idea there was one-tonth of
that sum taken.
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We are always glad to hear from those
whose hearts are engaged in the causc of
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Monday Evening, APrn ~, isaa.
The Rivals.
'vER1U8E, poS GIOVANNI ,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-12

A dispatch from Madison, Wisconsin
says:
Resolutions have been received, signed
by every officer present, from the gallant
lst Wisconsin regiment, at Murfreesboro,
expressing their unconditional determin-
alton to press on TO hnal victory, declaring
against peace on any term except uucou-
ditional submission by the rebels, aud
saying that they view with horrSr and
detesiaiiou The efforts Of traitors at the
north TO divide our people, and sacrifice
our national hOnpr a. the feet Of an iuler-
nal despotism, They denounce the ac-
ton of that senator Of Wisconsin who de-
liberately called their CommanGer-in
Chief kosecrans, ascoundrel, villain and
coward, asserting that every member Of
the regiment is ready TO cram the words
down tho throat Of the miserable, trait
orous wretch who uttered them.