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TAKE WARNING

INVEST EOW-SOON YOU CANNOT,
T1U WANT A HOME-WE WANT CONFFpE.
RATE MONEY.
Nov FOR A TRADE-two hundred srd INV
~ scrsa, more or lea hundred a-d seventy iTs
IN wood. the very article that vii pay fer she land
-ocu sevsnrylvs acres in h Eh gste q cultivation
The best prospect for fruit that is known So near
city. eleven hsndrsi selected Apple trees one hssr-
erred scd twenty i've nov bearing; one tundrsd and
ffty Peach trees Cherry, Pun Quinces PsaIs Ever
Bearing Mulberry, etc.
Fine Garden, Dwelling, "a g and oguvsnisut Eitch-
en- Store EoOms, Servanfs r-oma Also six Negro
HuuseH, Carriage HOuss, Stables, Cribs. Cow Houae-
al r0Umy and nvenieut, under one roof snd new
That you may Be convinced thstit is THE PLacE, 20
and see for yourself
on THE MARIETTA ROAD.
Four miles from the csr she'd dedrsbla homa. CAL
We viii giTs yoa a view Of ths place c1 paper and
viii 60 out with you and see e.
H. C. CATCE & co,
s.2I " Ane-ilnsars ~ r. n R-nEars
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RosesrRus since the b. and word from The stussion
IN Virginia since the 3lst ulL
Now (he aaYs) is il not buresquo 20 attempt 20 thu
Dublestiou OF Newspaper under such oirouns t1nu5s
When he embarked in the enterprise be expected 70
least strzy copies Of Northern papers etc but he mas
rsEchcd she ninth number and the difficulties under
which he labors have only not decreased bnt gro @
more formidable in proportion; and winds up with =
request his readss that under such crcumst
they will wait patiently the tims which s not far dis
tsut when complete communication viii be e eiahea
with the North, and he will publish with tullness and
regu laritT each aaH.
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u Gen. JEFF. Thompson played off a jlke on
q restaurant keeper in 81 Louis The other day
As he and his aid weTe being tsksn to the steam
or for transfer 70 Alton prison, Jefferson
stopped at a fashionable eating house and or
dsrsd a costly dinner, and ine wines for himself
and guards When through, he cOolly, but
acetiously, told the proprietor to send bis bill,
forty dollars, 70 the Federal authorities for pay
msnt, and went en- board the boat Mobile
Register
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corded to rs. Five hundred and seven nty-six
mon, who despiss tyranny 10 any and every
shade, went Up 20 ths ballot boxes and deposited
ballot expressive Of their hatred Of desBotisus.
The vote f'r tho De noeratic candidsts far
mayor, in 1862, wins 273. now it is $50. Then
Mr. Giipin had 63s majority, now hs has 255.
Then the Dem0cTasie candidate for assessor got
"a votes, and was beaten by majority of 635:
now ne gets $50 votes, aud is beaten By a ma
iofity Gf 3O5
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ered at the man who had jusi shot at him, ta ball
taking eject in his breast. About this time
young Lambert msdo bis appearance, when
sons of the. party present shot him desd
Another man Wss wounded by some Of Lam
6eFi's friends. d considerable number Of shots
were fred, and three men were wounded The
name Of the man who was wounded BY Lsnd3s
was Bestor. Lambert was q Young man Of ex-
eeilent eharsc'er,-He Hembtis BHlletia, 18th
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Rl0ody Tragedy ia ArkauHaH-'Fvge Men
Killed and Ehree WOHRded.

From q gentleman who resides in Monroe
county Arkansas, we learn that there wss
bloody tragedy enacted ia that county on the
18th instant. l. viii be remembered that when
Gen Curtis army frst came to Helena, a regi-
ment was raised for the Union service. Among
those who went with this regiment WIS
young man named George Lambert
Young Lambert remained with the army
until within the last three weeks, when he was
bonorsbly discharged, on account Of ill-health.
Having been absent for several months be con
cluded TO return home, sometime last week
His presence becoming known, some Of the
people evinced disposition to raise difficulty
with him On the 18Th inst. several persons hsU-
psned 70 meet, whsn one Of the persons present
remarked that young Lambert ought to be
hanged. A. this remark, one Of Mr.
Lsmbe5t's friends took ofense, and declared
that he would shoot ths maR dead if ne repeated
those words again. The msa repeated his re-
marx with increased vehemenee and bitterness.
Mr. Lsndss (the friend Of Lambert then fred
killing the man instantly. One Of Inc murdered
mans friends then fred at Landas, wounding
him severely. L4ndas again drew his pistol, and
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CONFEDERATE BATTLE hymn.

BY MURRAY WALTON CRAIG.
AR" Z.8us Ship Is on he Ocean"
WHERE the battle wild is ringing,
Where tha m ssiles thickest fly,
In the contest fierce engaging,
This shall be our battle erg
CHORCs- StoneFsll Jsckson's spirit lssds us,
StoneTsl Jscks0n's spirit leads rs
SlOnsTsA Jsckson's rpirlt leads a..
Stonswsll's God wiz give aid.
'Mlds. The csnuon's roaring tbuud ?,
Midst the rafting leaden rsin,
.THo1gh our reeling ranks go under,
Tins shsu be our stern refrains
IN God sbevs we drmly trust
Eought our shrinking souls can daunt.
Fer, knowing well our cause is iust
This shah bs our battle chant
What though we die a hsro's dsath7
Though oar 1shinR eyes grew dim
Victorious s-iI with grssping breath.
Faint ven sing our battle hymn
70LUvBUs nIsS Au-H5t %, 1858
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GENERAL ORDERS 10. is.

HEADQUARTERS TOl- AND con. BUREAFT1
Department Tenn. Ala and H.srj
MEHIETrA Ca Sep-au Der 16, 1873 }
BE Government hsVi-E ordered The parosd urfsou-
Of he V-ks5u 3 and Port rs -dsun aarrt5onr IA,
rendezvous and Lieut.-GeusraI Hardse ehsrz-d uita
toe duT u reorgauizinE said parcl1 -rsausrs having
iG81ed orfe- de gstinF the roluts ~ which .hsv
50 al rendezvous. vizs 4Iabamzu1 and IIzs1uraus 81
Demcpo-is Ala. ard al ot1c-s a. Entsrp-zs Erss ir
is ordered that s cee-1 Of this Burssu arrest ara
send forward 20 the psoper rendezvous any ard al
men bs.1ngng &C any q said commands with Whou
hey may meet.
By ordsr vf 6rlg.-tfsn Pillow Euu'f Bureau
W. VANCE TaOMPSOE
selT2w A. A. A. General
Hru-sVils COnfeierate. Montgomery Advertise
Mobile New, Selma Reporter NisEisslppiEn su5-
Clarion insert FOR tW seeks a1d forward bfs 10 Mai
n. Chea-ham. q. Q. NJ Marietta, Ia
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Ehs HabeRs Corpus -txcttosnout Nsrth.
A Northern journal mas the following pars-
graph in relation 20 the suspension OF the hAbass
corpus set By The Washington gonlls;
The Presidents proclamation suspending the
writ Of habeas corpus has created sensation
] throughout tse entre country ConscTipss who
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z he unders' gned has 10 his pos-esson one valuable
z TEUNE. bslonging 70 Eiss Lucy G7Tinn who lor-
msriy resided near Jackson E1. An early app ica-
ton Ter tbs same VIII greatiy relieve
A NOON
shelby Springs.
R422 2w rheibv tiruntv Ala
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The Siege Sf CharIentsn.
From tbe Courier. Septernhar 26 Z
NEWS FROM THE IsLsnps

NEWS FROM THE ISLANDS
Throughout Friday Fort M0ultr!e and Bssiery
Bee, On Sullivan island, and Battery Simkins,
on james island, shelled the enemy on Morris
island very severely. The firing became so hot
that the Yankee working parties at Gregg and
Wagner were completely checked in their dig
ging operations in the afternoon for some length
Of time.
From the following dispatch it viii be seen
that Battery Sinkins sgain made sofne splendid
shots, exploding two Of the enemy'c ammUni-
ton chests at Battery Wagner:
FORT JOHNSON, Sept, 25-2 P. n.
CAPTAIN NANCE; a shell from Battery Sim
kiDs exploded an ammunition chest at Battery
Wagner few moments ago.
o BLANDIsG.
Ohcisl: E Phin Bryan, A-A.A.
FORT JOHNSON, Sept 25-5 PM
CAPT. NANCE A shell from Battery Simkius
has just exploded another ammunition chest al
Wagrer. o. BLAEDING
At Cummings point shell from Fort Moul-
tTie exploded Rsar the team Of wsgoa, kill
ing one horse, and scattering those engaged in
loading.
Several times volumes Of smoke were observed
issuing from the batteries, supposed to be from
fTes caused BY oaI shells.
The ITonsides, four monitors, and the rest Of
the deei, including the " n0ndescrips," remain
in about the sane position. The crew Of ths
monitor nearest tine point were engaged in COW
eIing the deck with some sort of esrthwoIk,
having The appearance Of sand and yellow clay
mixed.
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800 r e w a r d.
sR-OP EEEE RUNAWAY

~.HEFLA-s. about twenty fv8 years Oh yellow
Z --r7psez on weighs h1ryired and ffty pounds
rztbrr = d1v~csst look with litt e mUusts-be and
st-e with g-t Et-iCed coat snd cap and light ranis
IT. =rt VeduzlGaT Hni-g snd likely got he West
Ii1t train ss be thGt day purchased from James
H. n .rtiu of Alsbsnaa TIE boy served bis time IL
n c. CATCE g. CO.
4rf I'm" suctirn r-s.
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IS gne


CAHABA Ala September - 1873.
n obedisnee 0ths above order T. this day, assume
4 command or all ParO'ea and Exchanged prisoners
west Of Gen Bragg army al such viii rsp0Tt with.
delay a. the Headquarters.
All trzls hssiszippi paroed aud exchanged msa aud
officers wl repgrt 20
viii stsis that everything shall be done 10 insure
re comfort Of the men, and procure for them raions
clothing md pay 50 g. to ensbls them to be sady fer
service exchanged.
10 g. s1ps'tsd aud desired that soldiers viii the
nee EsitY Of com ng forward. Our country Is now
threatened Dy vands foe and it Is the duty Of svsry
go-d 70 obey orders By port ng promptly Ct this
Gasp Your sames viii be sens for sIchanEs. and
yOu viii again be enabled 70 meet the eowsrdy
sins threatening our beloved country Nc stronger
appeal should be necessary than 10 ssy It is eur
duty
would esrnss y request commanders Of posts and
of1cers in The field to forward a psTOsd 20 hoss
Headquarters.
Al paTolsd snd exchanged men, uow on fu-lough
viii repOrt Immediately at this place. In fafurs no
fuTlousas are valid exc % those issued By ne
HENRY U. DAVIS,
se2ri9t Lieu-ocant o onel Command nE
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Mr. ROBINSON, Of S. B. Lous Co. The lass
Va last heard Of him with the stock. sio from Wis'
Valley, WIS a. LafaYe.ts Tennessee. shouid thia
meet bin. or any person that nay know o. bis present
whereabouts, be or they viii please address
JOHN HUGHES,
Appeal 0hcs,
seq 1wa Alanta ca.
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WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
en- the Ist Of october, 1868,
TUE
CONFEDERATE STATES ALHAIlG
AND
REPOSITORY o r USEFUL,
KNOWLEDGE,
1864. For the Year 1854 1864

One Volume. Large l2mo., IA Paees-Rstsn
Price s.
T#lHE THIRD VOLUME or THIS VALUABLE
ALMANAC
VIII be cut on the frsf Of October. with a fuu anF
conplsts calerdsr and Asro1omiesl Calcuistous eie
Tor he year l5ii The work vii subrsrs rr-at e.-
tent aud vsrlsty Of very useful and iuportan nore
ton relating % au the Southern Ststes-thelr Re-
sources. Population, Trade etc; Statl1s and Reports
lrz m the Vsrious Departments Of the Conf-dsrrfr
StHfes- the Laws The Government and the Az
Very vaiuabls statistics compiled from the last Ceoss
Of Is6e u0F drst Published t1 which D. adssFa 6n7s--
Of the War giving daily account Or al the Bates
and Engagements, etc. the number Of Fulsd ana
7F1uuied A Tabular St-ts-s sut Of ali fhs RaftIsr
etc from the ccmueuesmsui Of the Wsr 90 the present.
tine, with chronicle Of ths most reusrkahle agcnff
IL the WOrii's History Tor ths past year
Sent by mail tree ef posssg e on receipt or g.
Address II O. CLARKE Publisher
ssl9Im AuEusta. Ca. ~ Mobile. Ala.
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NOTICE.

10 Surgeons AID Asst. Surgeons, c. S. A.
n ec7rdsuos with Instructions have removed all
Medic Al and 30 pi al stores in nv charge 10 Mason
Ga, which point requisonB In future must be for.
warjed. Ef0aARD POTTS
Surgeon snd Medical Purvsyor @. s. A..
se25 m Macon, Ca
Noble Advertiser and Register and Jackson Nj. sis
zippiaB copy month ssnd bil TO Pp a. once
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FOR SALE,

HOUSE and LOTS. on Bridge street. near the resi-
i 4 dencs OF Col Jshn Collier. Inquire Of J. Robin
st flee Of W +. Herring & Co., or Of
se5f see II. ROBINSON
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The Lynehbarg Republican of the 22d gives
the following dispatches frou the nsighborhood
of Bristol sud The Saltworks:
THE RNEsIY WHIPPED NEAR zOLLICOFFER-No
ENEMY NEAR sALTYILLE
GLADE SPRNG. Sept 2I-Mr. D7damesd
made arcconnoisanee to Bristol, yesterday, with
an engine. he reports one bridge burned two
miles .his side Of Bristol, and the new commits
sary building buTnt in ;own. No other damage
was dose.
This enemy did not 20 10 Abingdon
General Jones telegTsphed last night, that he
had had a-hghl with tbe enemy st ZollicofFsr,
sni whipped them
Ibere are no enemy near here.
Firing wss heard in the direction Of ZlIlicof
fer last night
There Is 4 hsavy frost this morning. The
ground is white with it.
tSECOND DISPATCH.
GLADE SPRING, Sept d Through the kind
ness OF Col Wharton, commanding this pest, I
have been pnt in possession of the following
information from Ab ngdon:
"A courier, just from Gen. Jones, at Zoili-
Golfer, has arrived with q dispatch, which says
that Gen. Jones attacked the force hat whipped
Carter, aud drove the enemy in the direction Of
Buatsvile. He thinks they may renew the
ight at any time"
The above IS official
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THE MEMPHIS
sSDIXIE WORKS, p

ARE now being rsmo7ed fom Csuton Mississippi
Il 90 Hsoou, Georgia. snd via early b. Ia operation
znd cu;irrr n z1anufsctuFe for The Of he Gov
mont, exclusively, a. bsretOfoTe:
Transportation Wsg1ns Wooden StirruPsg
wagon s-d Ambulsacs Saddle Trees,
Tarnsss, HaTersacka
EusBu's-CsE, EuHpsscEs,
Light o riiJ cry Cariages Grsi7 Sacks,
gfs=a Carriages Tents and Tsrpsullus,
Swords and Hzycnsts, Cartridge Thinbies,
Spurs zad 5ass Torpedo Canister
H1z-faI Eunks Bread Boxes
G-a7t--ns tsrg Desks, Camp Chess
Trfiat-y Equipments, Cots snd Stools
CzvlIy Equipments. C7utchos,
4ruv CspE an5 Eats, Li-tors,
SHIFTS and Drawers Etc, sta,
We sr-g also erect FOUNDRY for casting all de-
azEfp5i1us 0r Csmp Cooking Utensi7;
And Vii be prepared t0 enter into contract for any
-,4 rr q the srove articles bv the lsr Of October
waste D-Csrueuters Wszoamakers, Hz-ness-
IN Ea-z aFouldsrs Bla1ksuiths mschinsts and Finish
e-s 81 60 q uarh s=sgss.
2 WERNER & CO.,
-rr.1H-- Escon. Ca
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saspsHsion Of ll.e writ Of EEabeas Corpu.

W WA>HlAGEOHs september iE.-IHa Secretary
of War has ordered that the act Of Congress re-
lsting TO the Suspension Of the writ Of habeas
corpus, and the proclamation Of the President
based upOn the sams be published foT the in
formation of all concerned, aud that the follow
ing special instruction for persons in the military
service Of the Uniled States Be strictly observed
namely:
The stienfion Of every ofieer in the military
servics of the United States is called to the
proclamation of the President, issued su the
l5h dsy of September, 1868, By which the
privilege Of the writ of habess corpus is sus-
pended. II, therefore, e wit Of habeas
corpus should, il violation Of the aforesaid proc
lamstioD, be sued out and served upon any offi-
Ger in the military service of tbs United States
commanding him to produce before any court or
judge any person in bis custody BY authority of
the President of tho United States, belonging
TO any enc of the classes specified in the Pest
dents proclamation, it shall bs tha duty Of such
ollesT to make known BY bis certificate, under
oath, TO whomsOsVeT msy issue or serve such
wTitSf hEbess corpus, that the person named in
ssid writ is detained by him as q prisoner under
authority Of the President OF the y sitsd States
Such return having been made, if any person
serving or attempting te serve sueh writ, either
by the command Of say court, judge or other
wise, and with or without process Of law, shall
attempt to arrest the officer making such return
and holding in custody such person. the ssi1
Oncer is hereby commanded to relUss submis-
sion and obedience to suca arrest snd if there
should be any attempt 70 take such person from
the cRstody of such officer, he shall resist such
attempt, calling to his aid any force that msy
be necessary to maintain the authority of the
United States and render such resistanes
efsctual JAMES B. Fay,
Provost ATshsl-Geusral
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no THE RRSCHE }

TFyHE business Of cur house VII be temporarily Els
u pended until the sick and wounded OF Gen. BrsEgs
army properly cared for
ssaGSt CRAWFORD, FRAZER CO.
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REPoRTANT NoTTCE

COEFEDEEATE STATES OP AMERICA.l
WAR DEPARTAEST
Aijuiant and Inspector Generals Of5es, {
Richmond, Va Sept 18th, 1865.
COLONEL
NTOU vii assume command Of al Paroles ard TX
4 changed pri-oners in localities west Of General
Bsgg's army except th0ss captured Vicksburz ana
Pors Hudson and viii proceed 70 eH abiizh camp
f1- Lzs same at Cahaba. AlEbama
All prisoners above dss grated Eiu report 70 you
iTpme diatsiy ~ thst place.
You alone are authorized 70 grant furlou7bs 20 Pc
rolld meI until t6aF are regularly exchanged. You
will every eKert0n % collect and keep together s
Indicated in ths paper and 70 forward them
promptly, when sxch1nEed 70 their respective com
mands. Very psctfully.
Your obedieut servs-t
IS SgnedI COOPER,
A. and l. General.
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

~r7FrE prrfeut cyne- tsvlug business demsBdHa hii
,fIs prd personal stttn iou has e0Tcluded 20 sell
- -s5rzbIg uropsry. % viii be found iud the place
~ er5eg and can acoomT1oda-e liz families IN sepa
- mild nes The place Is 20 well known that de-
bo ii II l. unsqusled o. there ID large tract
1snS beIopging 20 the place e. pahio Of rsisigg all
lbat may be wanted New negro gar en- ioi Ai5 ne
zr5es fl.o - large new barn.
Fs-rons wishing 10 purchase can come and LooE 3
Re t.rog-rtg or EdG.eEs the sndera gnea 81 Eto"ah
- wa T. QUIE8Y. OF
-'-,s, y W MCCONNELL.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD

CROP SPENCER, BLACK BOY. tuanev-..
- four y1srE Old hve feet eight nine inches
high, We Chs about ens hundred AID twenty I've u
hundred and thirty p0Endz very spri 7ttF. ..
spa little w5ea eakiug, Is great danear and fora
o. playing the hsuio IVA raised By EEgure Horatn
lyon near Bihalia, Mississippi tUavs miles aes Of
Holly springs and so d hy WU- AcfiraW. in Atsufa-
on the d cay Of August last He left On Thurs5ay
morning. ths 24fh OF September.
Fhs abovs reward, with al expenses, Hll &c paid
Tor hfr return 70 in Marietta Ga 70 Messrs Al
C. ayce Co., AZ the arcade, 10 Atlaufa
JOaN r PAGE
sss5 ~ Marietta Ca
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A YOUNG, intelligent NEGRO WOMAN. and hsr
a chi 4. good Cook. " asher and Ir0ner. AIss a
bright Mulstto Girl eight years old APPLY to
R. GOULDSHIFH
se24 81 Over Baaeh 4 Roots stsre
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WANTED 81 the MEMPHIS NOVELTY WORKS
W TWO 40. / BLACKSMIFHSs
To work on 9ovenmsnt contract for Colts Rspestsrs
LEEGH & RIGDUN
sex Nv Greensboro ca.
Atlanta Confedsraey copy and Sand bin to Lsseh &
Rigd0u.
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e Lincoln's Journal boAstsd over the result
Of ihe late election in Wilmington, Delaware.
The Gazette, of the 4.h inst, states the facts as
follows:
The election on Tuesday for city officers was
| conducted qnietly and fairy throughout the
srs this morning, is grsutying TO every Demo
| crat We did not expect TO elect single caudi-
| date in The city; AL tie Democracy Of Whining
| ton expected to secure at this election was the
priceless boon Of free ballot This was ae-
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
The Western NOTth Carolina MiRiRg,
melting aRd COPperas
Manufacturing Company (!
Capital Stock 81, 900, 600.

rr-rrz g0,.PAnvY has hy ryeeisl set Of the Legs,
Iatu-s OF North Csrolins, been regularly no0rPo-
-afrl and 1rralzed
Tie various mines srr very favCrsblT ftnsted arc
sv q c=sz BY railroads sud pronounced BY the
.Srsfa GroIozFt superior 20 the fsrneus -DucEiowB
ni1Es pszse-inE adventsGes over al lining Coulpa
uss fr 80 Confederate Ets Is.
uhsaric ct1ns 20 TIE Capital Stock VIII be received
7Iv te uade-sr rued. Shareg $500. As there Is but
7iraftf amount of stock offered for sale, al parties
4sff-g 10 laake me1ts wal CO veil 70 cal and
,na lie ores and other avida ancss Of tter intrinsic
ral1= eposi.e At orr ofice.
MCEAUGHT, ORW0ED co,
IA 95s N-ffrhsU street
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Terna of AdEertisimg.

an sdvsr. lssmeais VII be charged two dollars per
EEsar= f5r As frst Insertion snd one delsr and ffy
cents for sseh subsequent insertion.
Lool notices VIII be charged s. the rate Of City cts
Per Line.
O5tusry notices charged at the rate Of twenty-five
e. per line and all other articles not Of general public
Interest as o.ber advertisements.
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From City Poiut.-Ehe Flag Of Truce,
From the Examiner
As our readers are aware, the Federal steamer
Thomas came up to City Point on Sunday with
tha Federal commissioner, Gen Meredith. on
board. Col. Onld met him at y o'clock. and
the Thomas left for Fortress Monroe At 3
o'clock the same evening. After getting down
about twenty-five miles, she returned for Gan
Graham snd the sanitary commission. They
were delivered 20 Gen. Meredith by Cant. Hatch
on Tuesday, at ii o'clock The New Yerk
which was due st City Point on Tuesday, At 10
N did not arrive until yesterday morning at :
O'Clock, owing to an accident 20 her MACHINERY
In Consequence Of this delay, CaDtsin
Hatch had 70 keep the eight hundred Fedsrsls
whom be carried down to City Point on
Tuesday night. He therefore put them under
guard and issued ra.ions, and The night passed
off well The New York brought up three hun.
dred and seventy Confsderates from the Chester
hospital Pa, about one third Of whom sre sick
or wounded men, the remainder eonValescen.s s.
and most of them fs for service. Capt. Hatch
received our prisoners aud delivered theirs, and
the New 70 k left City Point at hslf-past eleven
o'clock. She brought up no ladies nor citizen
prisoners
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Prom The Enquirer, = b.
FrOm fhs Rapidan.

The enemy retired after their raid and rec1unoit
s7nce over the Rapid-u On Wednesday morning. ho'h
ing important occurred on yesterday Il was thought
pro ozole a. Gerdo1stille that general eagaseInen
Would ensqe g. an early dsytas drmonstra lon OF the
enemy bgins considered tie immediate p-eeursor OF
such Al event
Thirty more prisoner arrived here by the train from
GordouEvie last evening
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ORcisl: E Phin Bryan, A. A.
Frorss KnoxViIIe-FederaI Rule ia Essf
TenuesHeos
ZoLLIcoFFER, TENNESSEE, I
Eeptsuber Dist - NJ

AEmnesHgGa
Oorregpondsnee Richmond Dispatch.
ZOLLICoFFER TENNESSEE,
September 2st. l. N.
I have Just the Knoxville BHtIstta, Of the I5sh
inst Il is Published by J. b g. Kinsloe, Brownlov's 5
old foreman. II eOntsns news, but make up some
items whsh may be interesting, froa advertising and
editorial co umnz His OF subscfi ton ia 81 per
month 30 cents per week and cents per single COPY
No subscriptions taken for LszRer period f6sa one
Eu0uth.
From the military directory take the lIoHing;
"HEADQUARFERs 30 Army CORPS,
Late residence OF Cot. W. II. Snead,
Mi Gen. Hartsuif, commanding
General s. P Carter is provost marshal general Of
East Tsnnessss, and Capt A. J. Bskney provost mar
shsl Of Knoxville. p