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TE4R RUTUHR STRENGTH OF THIS
ARMIES.

The New York Times Of the 18th inst. has an
article urging the necessity Of the Yankee ar
mics striking Gsrcsly during the next sixty
ssvs for tbs resson that in next May we
m yankssO shall lose st one stroke alt The
menia cur army, except those who are being
rsiss5 under the present draft, and the Re" who
have voluntarily entered during the past winter
And .gsin.. with December "the South viii
have the aid Of It's old ally, the mud, which has
already twice paralyzod our (Yankee) move
mspts for months together at apparently critical
| perioas Of the var. Once The winter rain SETS N
/ active operations viii be al but impossible along
| the whole tbsatsr Of war, beth IN Virginia, Mis-
| gissippi and by R~osECRANs" eve should IN
Msy be sbls 10 resume opeTadens-the stale OF
/ the roads would not permit it any sooneT-bu'
| BY this time the largest and most valuable por-
ton Of the army in the fsld-thst which was
recruited from the very flower Of our population,
and has served through the whole war-Would
be On the eve Of returning home, sud we should
be left with nothing better TO finish our work
with than the three hundred thousand comPsrar
lively raw substitutes whom We are now rails
ing"
The Richmond Fhig thinks hat the striking
haresly" which The Tiass recommends hal
availed nothing yet, but q disastrous aud tern
be discontinue at Chattanooga. If other 81
tsmpts result the same way, "our old ally, tr
mud, p viii turn traitor, BY taking service Wit
the Yankees, for we shall need firm ground +
pursue the enemy and to push Cur vctoriou
arms toward and into their country.
But when May comes, and the Yankee vete
rns are an mustered cut Of service, viii eth
100000 comparatively raw substitutes" be il
place to supply he void, 0aLde dsasHdas, 0
which the Tlaes speaks1 If we can beisv
another Yankee authority quite as credible 8
the Tsuss, they win not Tho New York FeIh
four days later than fhs Times, says; ''Th
draa has proved a failure. Of That there cal
be no sort Of doubt To raise. SOC, 900 men
$4,000 were couscriptsd, aud of these less thai
$1,000 win find their way into the army, eithe
ia psrssn or by proxy"
This IS a prospect equally dishearlening t.
the enemy and encouraging to ourselves.
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But little is doing in this section. The Rieh-
mond Dispatch publishes 8 letter from its North
western Virginia correspondent, dated the oath,
which says:
learn from a gentleman who left Gordons-
vile Isst night at 3 O'Clock, that about two hun
dred Yankees came TO Bristol yesterday morn
ing and reported that they had TepplBsd az At
tack by our forces made on them st BlOuntsviLls
he day brfore, and thai eur men had al again
fallen back to Zolicofsr. From my knowledge
of the situstion, it is possible thst a small poT-
ton of our forces attacked them At Bioaptssilie
ard altsrwsrd retired to Z0licsfer. 1t is re-
parted thai one piece Of DsyidsOn's Lynchburg
| battery was disabled and taken in The fights
also. that Evansville was burned.
From Knoxville it is stated that neither
Browulow nor Andy johnson had yet been to
that place. At last accounts they were both in
Nashville, aud It is reported that they had a
quarrel, and have sgsn become bitter enemies.
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rnn arruArroN.

We can report no new movements on the pan
If either army on the Tennessee, with certainty.
On the contrary, the main bodies OF both re-
main comparatively quiet, and as they have
been situated since ROsECItAEs Tetreased &C.
Chattanooga. We have q rspert, apparently
authentic, that in an address to his troops, on
Fddsv. RosEoRAEs assured them Of bis ability
and dissemination to not only hold the place
bat also to resume offensive operations in = short
time. Rumors Of cavalry movements ON our
part, looking to operations north Of the Iiyer'
are also current. Some Of those we would IKE
TO be sbls to state were true. The most eject
usl way to disturb Rosy in his lair, would be
to get behind him, and this can be done Il the
attempt is not delayed. Delay may enable
Federal rsinforsements to reach the Necessary
line Of communication vita Chattanooga to
such An extent that they will be able to held
them; sud If this is permitted look out for an
other tedious period Of ditehing, and inactivity
1 otherwise.
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THE SITUATION.
4 nEsFRTER's HLsToRY.

Among The desertars who have recently come
into our lines from the enemy IS one F.. T. Baird
whose history is as follows he is 3 native o.
Missouri, sni served in Press amy st the be
ginning Of the war, for some sixteen months,
and was taken prisoner at WarTensbUg, John.
son county, Missouri, sHd forced to take tho cath
OF be shot wss sgain taken prisoner ct Fsyette-
bauished to Vermont, and recently came out as
s consefipt. He was in the 2tYeFmOnt when
he deserted to US at SsmsrvIle ford. Hs- now
seeks employment as a harness maker; for TO "a
back into our service would ensure bis death il
caught,
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80 frsm Richmend.


BICHMOED, September "a, 1868.
The best part of this mornings telegram is
the news Shat Gsu. Hood is not dead. We were
all mourning for him The rest Of the dispstcb
Is quite fcggy. Yankee papers of the 2lst &C
knowledge a defeat, but leave II to be inferred
that Burnside will come up in time TO save Rose
Grams from rout. 1 hear that al our reinforce
msns had n0tTescGed Bragg whentae battle was
Joined; we may, therefore, count upon another
and more desperate struggle for Chattanooga.
We DO not allow ourselves TO expect too much
The rumors Of recognition brought over by
aths reliable Englishman'-s new phase Of Our
old friend. "rolisbls"-Was based uDOr para
graphs in late Northern pspers, sIlof which viii
be teegTaphsd you By he press agent to-day
The most trustworthy intelligence in regard to
recognition comes 70 Us in = roundabout but Ger
taiu way from your city; where, It is stated. that
2 competent authority declares recognition by
France positive, sud not more than three months
Of. We shall see. The ofiyasl sanction given
10 The entrance of the FiOrjda into iae bsrbOr Of
'Brest looks more like business than anything
we have seen. Meanwhile, if The Philadelphia
MGuireT may betrustGd, our iron-cl&ds sre sure
Iy 10 be seized BY Lord Russell.
New York papers, Of the 10Th, rave these in
i~eregting headings in large type &" Glorious
News from Charieston-FOrf MoBltTie SuTTsn-
ders-Half James Island Csptured-Gon Gil
mors's Work Almost Accomplished" It seems
the captain Of a Yankee transport, while pass.
ing me bar, saw the new Coufederats flag hS-
ing over Moulirie, and took it fox 3 white dag
as it is, with az addition. The lie about James
island he p~rolstsss to have obtained from TIE
relief boat Cosmopolitan
Meade, in ali probability, has besn ordered to
attack Lee, whose position is very strong. Gen.
Meade is afraid TO make the attack ia front, and
is feeing about for 3 soft place in Lees flank.
Hence the cavalry sfsir At Madison G. a., etc.
some reinfoTcemonts have gone to Lee, but no
one seems 70 expect 8 gIest battle. 1t may
come, though.
Weather still fine, but cl0uding up, prepare
tory 20 arain. Meade had better be quick, and
so had Bragg, wheis said TO be crowded with
ielegrams from the President, urging him to
Dusb On. HERMEs.
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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and ASST Surgeons, {. S. d.
TN acc r5zncs with 1ustrustioos 4 ave tsH1.ea -
WedieaFand Bospfisl stores 81 my charge
g.. 20 ahisb point regulations Ia fusnIs mGs - LN
s.-..., ans MsdIcat ParFey0F, o. 5. A.
Macon, Ga.
Ws5fis advsrifssr SUI Register and Jackson Ahsis-
appiaa copy Gus @onth ana send ban 70 appeal o@es'
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Ths siege 81 ChnrIe.tou.
Frsm the Mercury. %
THE siege.

Oflhe last two days We have bat to repeat
the same oft-repeated story, the whole purpOri
of which Is the Ere Of OuT batteries, the silence
of the enegly, and the growing strength Of the
fortfcations on Morris island. Under q sky 90
beautiful, aud in the midst Of weather 50 deli
eious as TO dispose. one only 70 thoughts Of joy
snd peace, both parties are preparing tor the ap-
preaching work Of mutual destruction.
The shells OF Moul.rie and Simkins are often
seen to drop with great accuracy into ono or the
other Of the batteries, and they, doubtless, in
some measure, IslaTd the labors Of the enemy
No change has taken place in the feet, but on
Saturday afternoon q small beat wa observed
visiting the dif5Eest vessels in succession. It's
business, Of course, was 3 msIter only to be con-
ieetUred.
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IsgRsdI


CAHAEA Ala felterbsr EzI lisa
n obedience 20 the above order I. ibis fsv sz-r7-,
4 comma d q al Psr1-s- aud Exclaimed 1rsrrr-s
west Of Gen BTaEE 8 army. Al such VIII rzB--t wffS-
ont delay a. ths-e Hs-dgua-ts-z
al traus- Aissszlppi p4rolsd and exclaimed nan and
oh1gers VII report TO me
1 will state inst everything Ehs} be done 10 insure
tie comfort Of the men, and procure for them "a i5r4.
elothrg and pay 70 a. 10 enable TEEN 20 be ready Fr
services a. soon az exchanged
Iii ezps-tsd aud cesirsd that soldiers viii gee TIA
n-c-ssity OF CON Nc f-rwa-d Our country i now
threatened By p Tandal foe, and Il Is he daty Of evsrv
CORD mn TO obey orders By reporting promptly st his
camp. Your names will BE- sea- on Tor exchange. and
You viii again b. enabled 10 meat the c0wa-dlv aszs-
SINS COW threatening our beloved country No Esronrr
appeal should DO nscesssry than to say Ii Is your
dury.'
/ would sar1es y request commander Of posts and
of3ceTs in the nsid % forward all paroled men % stezs
H-edqusTtsrz
Al parolsd AID exchanged men, row on furI8uFd,
viii rsgort Immediately a. this place 10 future 10
furiousbs are valid except those issued by me.
HENRY H. PAWS,
HslfNn IHnuHaHung. ID nra' THHmaur- M
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GEORGIA STATE TROOPS.

HEADQUARTERS STATE TROOPS,
ATLASTA, Ga, Sept. . 1865.
General Ordsn No. :
Msjor-Gsn. Howell Cobb having been assigned to he
command Of the State troops By the Prssidsni o. ths
Confederate STATES and the Governor Of Georgia hav-
lag turned over to him the muster rolls and the entire
control Of all tIoops organized uadsr act Of Congress-
for home defense, whether called into The field or yet
remaining At home, assumes command Of the same.
l. affords the MAJOR Geas-sl commanding special
Qualification to snuo1Hce, thas viii 8 solitary szcsp-
ton, the troops already called Into the field, have
prom pity responded to bis appeal to waive heir terri
torial boundariss, and manifested their willingness TO
defend the soil Of their State wherever assslsd-thh
patriotic conduct on their part has enabled him lot only
TO organize the State force In the most efficient manner,
but also to respond TO every. call made upon him for
troops He sau1estly commands The example Of those
already IN the fed 30 the imitation Of hose whom the
ezsigeneigs Of The country have not yet called ouL.
III. Ia o der hat such call, when It shall he male,
may be ne; without the delays Inevitably attending the
organization Of regiments # Is snJotned upon al con
psnies and b~atialions not yet formed into 70 lmsnss, 70
proeesd to form sEea organizations before the lt q
November next sending one return Of the election 81
field officers TO the Adjutsut General q the State, tbat
the required eommissf7n may be Issued, AMI one 70 these
headquarters. All eoapsniss ard b-assaians that sb.I
fail to empty viii this order viii, after the above
m%snisnsd date, Be formed int regiments by order.
i General orders No. "a, AdJ7tani and Inspector
esusEs's Office, State % Georgis, will continue In
force, asd the rules pre-. erIbsd therein for the dHl and
discipline Of troops net pet called Into the field, viii be
observed and sbsysd.
By command OF
MAEORGENERAL HOWELL COBB.
Ri HsLLETT, A. A. A. @. EePe9Iw
MIledgsvills soathen Union, audAthens Banner
Mlledgsyille Recorder. Athens Waterman, Augusta
Consiffutionalist Augusta Chronicle s. Sentinel, Savaa-
nh raunhHcan Eararrah N.-a nr..rr 49,
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MA!ORGENERAL HOWELL cOBB.
ATTENTION!

TUE Stockholders OF the WORKING MEMS BEN
4 EFI0iAL ASSOCIATION are reqaestsd 20 sttsrd
The reg lar quarterly nesting en- THURSDAY EVE.
NINS, Oetob7r let, ct a o'clock, a. the iy EalL
SEC EDWARDS.
EnsN3Fr uraarTrwH
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GOLD TO EXCHANGE FOR CeNFgDR-
RATE PAPER

DEFUGEES are notified hat have two desirable
Ia PLANTATIONS for slie-0He containing fsm
hundred acres sHd the other two huudrsd-both desira-
bic places Full desernton is usees. They are loca-
ted il Barlow county Ca, and within shrss miles OF
The Western aud Atlantic RsIrosd. Confer with The
uuarrsigned a. Gartersville, Barlow county. Ga
8 ~ 2ltr w
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The Huntsville C~oHfsdsraeg has advicss from
tbs extreme front as late IS Sunday afternoon.
Fiom It's statement We learn that A. that fm=
on lines extended from the river below the city,
along the side Of Lookout mountain, at an ols-
vs6ou a little above the tops Of the trees and
mHGent 20 command q view OF the enemy
lines, and, at tbs distance Of shout : mile rom
ae enemy's outer line, and pass sround to Mis-
sionsry ridge, and thence to the river above the
city, ranging from one 10 tE0 miles in distance
from the enemy's lines. Oar fortfestons
consist Of heavy logs, rals and stones covered
with earth and about breast high, except
AZ some points mounted By cannon, .WbeTa
he e~arthworks are heavier. The enemy
are, also, well fortified, having an inner line o.
strong Notifications and an outer one Of rifle.
nits for sbarpshooters. The inner line en-
braces the square fort thrown up by General
BRAGG on sn elevation south Of the town, iD
which were two ~tbirty-two p0Bnders, which
were spiked and abandoned, but TIE enemy had
unspiks5 AID had put them in position in the
fort They have, also, q f5rti6eaton on The
north side of the river, from which hey
could euflsde our line on the left in
case Of lis advance into the valley CT
plsin below. Some Of our sharpsh0oters
he'd ihsir riBe-pits in 800 yards Of the eaemy's.
LoEeTBEET's corps occupied the position on
she left, near the base Of Lookout mountain
HILLS next, BUCKNER's neIl, and Folks the
extreme right.
From lbs positions occupied By a portion Of
om Batteries, We can EASILY shell any portion Of
the enemy's works. Missiles were Lt one time
thrown to The railroad depot, scattering a crowd
of Yankees. For some reason our batteries hs3
remsinsd Rlsnt On Saturday, and Sunday.
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- Our Charleston cctemPoranes continue
- confidently Of Fauagut having been
- in command Of the fost of tpatcig. j
be the easa, but such is Los he impression
va gather from oar latest Northern ds'es. 10
49, esndialy, We would prefer his absence 10
IS presence in that quarter.
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WANTED.

= hA&h ps-nEHontlyt three experienced Eszr1
Au7 Driver and o mol C9Dk. washer ard T-oas-
Also Wanisd % engage the services Of a e0uDafsUr
nan "ho understands fa-uiIg and can Overlook z515s
80 @t more aoVerum % Wood Cuttsrz. F0r tie
apJFs he highest Reasonable prices viii be pad En.
Ply a. te once o. DR.. S. A EABOEG
Peers street..
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AUCTION SALEI
AUCTION SAILED
Ar HALL,
o.
FRIDAY
October the end, at Dam.
90
CRAWFORD, FRAZER 6 co

gETILL be sold or FRIDAY. the ID October ths
w STIRE 0GTFIr
OF one Of our best families, N part, as folirws: 81
One Rosewood (rul seven oetavs) Piano,
new Rosewood SiEk BsoeztsHe PErior Set
Large Mirrors,
Marble Topped Csater and elEd Tables.
Damask Lace and Silk BrOcstels Window Curtains,
BRUSSELS Carpets and Rugs
Tete-atsts Rocking ard Easy Chairs.
Mahogany, Cane and Split Oak Cba.rs,
Wooden Bottom 81 gols,
One ~high-post Carved Mahogany B~s5stesd,
Rosewood, Mahogany and Cottage Bsdstssds,
Pine Lace Musquito Nets,
Hair, Moss, Cotton and sbuek Mattresses,
Feather Beds and Pillows,
One superb pure Silver Tea Set, completes
One China Dinner Set,
One China Tea Set,
GOblets, Wine Glasses and T~unblers
Glsss Fruit and Butter D shes.
Plated Castors FORKS and sp0ons.
One Eight d yoloek.
buggy and other h rneas,
Side and Sole Lesaher,
Coffee, Rice, Sugar snd Lard,
Cooking Stove sad Kitchen Utensils
washing Tubs, Buehsts, Pals, slo,
Cows, Y~earhngs, Pigs etc.
Iaa word, this sac comprises Il ia-ge and compIs.e
assortment Of all the Outht Of = large ard gsutssl
family. Sale postive.
CRAWFORD. FRAZER a co,
sess3 AusgOnssrE
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VO WWR

nHE business Of oar house VII be temporarily ms-
pended until tbs sick aud wsuHdedof Gsn- Braggs
army are properly carsi tor.
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sPEEIAL NOTICE.

Any person who viii give inlornstioa Of the pres
ent pisce Of sbods Of hrs. h p WHITE 9r -
n ! SHLIBY I'D fsmiIy refugees from near NickE
burg, wild confer q favor on tie undersig-sd
D. q. WILLIS,
.~ca H. gafur hrR. C. -.
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WANTED.

VERY MU1H-s smZl quantity OF DARBYs
' PROPHYLACIIJ FLUID or CHLORIDE OF
SODA. Any one having the same Will C nfer a -
pTsciated favor o. the undersigned by leaving il a. the
store Of dunnicutt s Taylor, where any price will be
~chsrrfU1y psid.
$50 "a pTTuAun on1ru
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE sad LOTS. On Br5gs srset. near TIE resi-
IA dsucs o. Col John Collier. Inquire OF L Robin.
son a. oface ofW. p. Herring & Co, or Of
SEES ~ e
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General Orders No. sc
EXPREsS NOTFCE,

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ATLANTA. September Ssh, 1853
n Order to avoid Misunderstanding, and 20 make eur
4 charges cJuf}rm 70 the liabi itY assumed, tins Com
p-nY hereby gives notice.thst from and after October
iM, 1868, shippers sill be required 20 pace their valua-
h9n upon ssch package before il viii be received
=sEeh vsue will be inserted in tbs C0m2snys receipt
md establish the Liability OF the company Tor ths
amouat-the act Of God and the public enemy only
sxespted e 4. C~AAPBbLLs
sa2s I'm Agent
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WANTED a. the MEapHE NOVELTY WORKS
w two 40. 4 BLACKSITHs,
To work On 3oyerum-ut eou.rsc. FOR C1.ts PsPsasR
z 4 kGuJE.
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Region
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z The 2Oth Tennessee went into the late
battle with one hundred and eighty men, aud
had ninety.two killed sndwounded. One officer
uss killed and 6fteen wousdad.
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british ~igsincts, committed numerous excuses.
That they stole corn, horses, and ran of ne
! groes, / am veTv ~csItzin; bat whether it be true,
ss stated, Chat they perpetrated rape, l am not
| so claAr. Their brutal instincts are not above
such acts, but sheir discipline NAV. ave re
strained sbem Il is said that the Yankees, in
this attempted raid, bad starred ahead Of them
! certain Of their number dressed as citizens, who
would run up to houses, and, affecting to be
refugees, would obtain Information as to prop
erty that might be hidden or concealed
bv the pr5prietors, and so, when Toe
Yankees. cane, be better eEabled to dis
cover whore properly might be concealed
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0gE WUNBREDDOLAARS
REWARDI

-rTOp gpEVCER BLAUK BOY fWelfY- =
- forr vars Did ave feet eight or nlns iacfes
-birh. We Chs aboat enc kun1red aad twenty hre
or one hundred aad thirty pounta very spushtyr -
iisnsa lfais wien F~psakinEs Is 2 great dancer and fond
of playing the banjo was RAISED by Esquire Hofshe
Tvson. near Bhslia, Mississippi, Twelve nlles Vefoi
Holly Furiurs and sold BY Wm- MeGraw in AtalA
on tie 81 6ay q August lat Hs let On thurrsy
morning, tbs cath Of SEPTEMBER.
The stove reward. With al expenses VII &c l
for biz return 10 ms in Marietta. Ga or 70 Ass-l' n
q Csyes & Co., - the Aresds, IN Aln,e ,.C-
Mareta, Ca
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AMERICAS C-0yIERCE-A great change has
tsBen place 10 Tho character Of the vessels en-.
Gagged IL trade between the Northern ports and
Earops As su eIsmPls we find from New
York journals Of the Ilth, that cut Of one hun
bred and nineteeR vessels up for foreign ports
exclusive OF he regular European steamships
line, which are AZ under a foreign flag only
eighteen sre advertised s. American YES
sells, the rest ell foreign. As the navigation
laws close the cossing trade 70 foreign vessels
Of course the protection Of a neutral flag csnno
be used, and therefore we end no neutral flag
advertised. OF twelve vessels cleared for for
sign ports on the 10th, only one carried TN
Uoiisd States flag. In this We have visible sv
evidence of the panic created by the COnfede
rate cruisers. They have almost driven th'
American merchant flag from the. ocean.
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CoRNTH The EOfA MississiPpi cor!
ent Of The Mobile Rsoistsr s.vs:

ent Of the Mobile Register s-ys:
The forcs at CoTinth has been greatly dimiu-
ished by tho sending Of Troops to Memphis, and
thence 10 the Trsns-M ississippi corps and Rose
Grams army, Four skeleton cavalry regiments,
a few pieces OF artillery and two .Hsgfo regis
ments comprise the garrison. Their outposis
extend 0uly three-quaTieIs Of q mile from town.
Three Thousand cavalry could capture ae place;
but nothing would be gained in 3 military point
of view, and our only benefit you'd be tie cap
tur8 Of 3 few prisoners, negroes, c0mmisssriss
and suffers goods-Gl OF which they have 3
very large supply al very desirable, bat the
question arises, would it pay lor cur lossesf
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PROVOST NARsHAL's OFFlGE.
ATLANTA ca, September IS, 1903 5
4 Ii officers and sol5isTs arr .sing AZ ibis post viii
"A report 20 the Provost Marsha Immediately % 3 RI
val In order that ther orders, tuFioEg1s, leaves Of ab-
senes, etc. may be examined.
The Provost Guard is instructed 70 halt 81 oacan
and nen, snd demanded them PagesfIon The Provost
MarshsL
TINS ordsr Is not intended 70 interfere with those who
are sbsent from tsr comm nds with proper Eu-horny,
but the large number o. sbsentee5 without leave. 20
-Qure thar al should TePort, in oVdsE that the gu y
ones may be detected.
By order II n b WktaHE
Colonel Commanding TT ops and DsienseA
CHAS. W. PEDANs
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~ - war Evilg 8 daily account Of a the Bsties
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9 Tabular St.tsmeat Of all he Battles,
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