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1862, to the TIN OF Sep

comparison of the present condition Of the
country banks OF Massachusetts, with the ngures
Of the previous month presents the following
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BOARDING AND LOosIxG.

! BOARDING AND LOOssISG.
| A PRIVATE PANTY cAS ACCOMMODATE Two on
n thtee III gle sentlem.a with pessAnt Rooms
81 e modern ana M.
I wes I~eiu street nssf si,6 avenue. '''
\ GENTLEMAN DESIRES PoR BI1sRLf AND
s ss .oa al. es ssro s r ssr's s1e w
De perrnasen Location spoye Snlh street Address o..
GENTLEMAN DISHES BOARD ~ A PRIVATE
family to~r-for hi. sister. young LADY hst from
ssooi moderate. References gwen asd required
address,. with flil particulars l.. NJ, Herald osfaa
4 PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE 70 RENT, 10 SINGLE
ona aeop 'front.' ana sssi s"s, on. % iss SrG Soo
With sss bath and without beart location centa Cal
4 LADY wHngs 70 OBTAIN BOARD IN A pRI
~ sas faaly o. rsere but rev eoArders are ta~sn 10
moderate Address y g. X. station y, Third avenue.
20 PARLoR FLOOR. srLgsDrDLY fuRsIsnED
a hr,s deep, bath, ga. se IT, with board 70
| ply al BoaTden Directory, No. JAsior pisr..
. assrlHxAS Aso wIpK AND 4 YEw SINGLE
a s,nusnsn win OF Rooms
a,n.a.S &c sS 1 wass, s so.rS r
A assrLExAs AID wxs WAR BOARD IN
n private family. IA a modern bonse location b.twesn
Third snd slIa avenue. and es sshsr ,han Twenty nh
eIsn. .iss 'ssairss va ;, 's psf%sa.",
dr-.. w,,h rarrular.. Hamilton. M IoS Hsrad ONE.
A
n furnshed Room, with BOARD in private family srlns
nat to eIessd - week. address. Hyde Union sluare
Pos, onic~.
A FURNISHED PARLoR AID BEDROOM TO LET
"A To gentleman and ~tfs; all IN. modern Imlrose
ssd prvisg. ia schen. Inqars AT All Feurth Az.
nue. Terms moderate. Kef~r~ness Exchanged
PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A LARGE
n hrst class k0us@ would let few harris
Rooms With BOARD "a a family ~ Adults slueI~ ssn
lem.n. Apply ~ IA West Foursssth Rfsr.nce.
exchanged
A PARLoR And BEDROOM ADJOINING os
board .Ieeyi Suniays The nicely futntshed
ND v Ia .eri In tsrf~ct flre "a. Waselar
aoss desired prfste family boaraess cal H.,
two ~ 200 west Nnes~nth stree, sdafsss sale
Herald ehoe
A suir or FURNISHED on uNSrRslsBEp On
n angle Rooms sssond bird aoof. ~ Id .Ef
BoArs 70 parss dsSrous 81 raslnr earnfsyAtls prws
nsnt stnlsr sfrAas'mshs k.Af sinh avenue Ne ! EAsi
Nv sn,sfh street
YOUNG wIDos LADY vtspps ~ fpr sosr
a Fafo ,sh.d Roous " fasl-r asd ssntlsusg 81 NJ
-nhaai roera tppf Al - haf7ssn =
opSrtFs.r wsSrs sosEp wfrr 4 rleAyAsr
n tA.raiy. lqakan ssaifa4 Address n ta4 = 81
Pc fatte STATING laftfntAff
,,paEp Il ~ yrLuNhs viz 40 ,wp SMALL
Ii III. 81, desir y - Trira'e H. wasre ~
eam,0fs ~ ,gs.n sent 80 ~ taf, kess,i wUa,4,
HifsiU rass
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uysRY HyRrS N aucrrosgyg
assiGsygs SALE
90 wxpNtrDav ssp>mh-f 70 all y.s~s. - -
ss..roYsns NJ Dsy street
visps. LIQUORS ASD sIoARs &C.
G0nuftdngk ssa<s II ans nrsndtes ~
whissey csrri Art sbsrrY wnrs Dra.es husfs rrraas
Nslfssot. suDr . Ia Fsff N.d Oven h<a fNaW l~FHt
alss HavAas oermAh sna bsts..gr rsEsrs
rHREnrToAY ssLg 90
HIcU DIAMOND 1gwpLgy
llgosE pIt suNys.
yIsE ~ ksssr GOLD IHwELay
STERLING SILVER WAR &C
on YHIDAi, s~gisrr ~ a, a. ~ sea
81 ne sss.fosfn W b.y stffst
sssg,.es .'s 80 .as. 80. 90 =. q, 49,. ~
A. ra Dzr sta J~~siry ipos@ srs,ess s.gias siea~
vsre - ~ 10 as - saiiuv ~ 9pgHtry us1s- 60
lsrgss ~ -lisl vii - fesag ssrV - @ssaias "
"a ysutisr stt@rtar n tfasfs 1sies ~ As 49, -
e.~sy ~ 80 y sssi -hhaai ss@srts
I Booasr. sI.royphR ~ - sogssr
81. ssrsss Ne ArFh Nfksa arrxt esf.fgs..
49, sysTasf " "a ~8tmglar s@aff vAWssFNs N.lg
y. rsf ., " y ls.rs ~ ~ wet rut sts-.f ~
tta snnr~i ssa t@ssf, psS..sss ~ .tpgs.. ssIf 49,
o. s.oas. ,n,is.ss' rsisis, :, X. i,se - 49,
j. - y " - y S,ti,s. s6s'iTt'r! ' ss.,g
Iu4Erg np.rgAs Ar-rg0rt fn HN Rttt4
y seteshsr ". = ~, so. a ~ = - ftssg saf.st
~ f'rs -. ta.ts pseasfg - .itkfs
trsto fsfWt enI tfs#..#t #Htt rN# ftff
~ e4ut NVsa - q. 49,. D.sa 80 80 So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07

Ia an elaborate editorial on Lss's campaign IN
Virginia, the London TINES says
But thess American armies are but the daily
creation Of daily events. They are suddenly
got together for a sudden purpose. and, IF they
fail, nothing but the particular purpose Of the
day fails with them. They represent nothing
bus what they bring with them, and their
defeat, OF even their destruction, involves the
s0ss of 30 other resources. IF one were de-
stToyed tomorrow, q second would be pre-
pared the next week to meet the new want
The regiments and the generals havs each hitb-
srtO been like the heads Of the h7dTs-0ne
might be cut of. but another rose in its place
Immediately. Whether this element ia the pro
longation of the struggle cEn continus to exist
mnch longer may be doubtful The C0nfsder-
atss, indaed calling out age alter age to the
battle, and if the struggle lasts long enough for
boys 70 grow into young men, their ranks may
be recruited for years.
But the North, although, as General Lees
recent invasion showed, its resources ara nnlim-
tied for defense, seems no longer able to supply
a constant succession Of armies for invasion !;
bouHties have failed 20 attract, and eOnscrip ton
IS powerless, and the President coufesses bis
inability TO fll his armies with the proper msts-
rial By enrolling negroes 10 DO she work Of
AmaTieaB citizens. This step may enable him
10 continue the incesssnt reproduction of IFS
armies but it is a confession of failure aud what
ever the result msy bs, it Stamps this war as uu-
Iustifisble snd Oppressive Man 10 maE in
AIR 6ght and even Struggle, he may have bad
the duty of endesVOring 90 maintain by force
against hrs feil8w-cOuntrymeu the Constitution
hs had sworn to maintain but 70 enroll Ne
groes is rs much as 70 hire uercanaries. and is
10 employ au alien race in subduiBg, and even
for the N0rtheTnsrs themselves employ the
ySurd-in e1tirpsting their fellow-countrymen
L is impossible to predict that such a measure
will be successful. DespOts before now have
crushed out rights with hired and alien iustTH-
msnts; bu: by publicly declaring, in bis recent
proclamation bis determination 70 subdue fell
ovy.racs by the aid Of negroes, the President sd-
mis the indscisiTs character of the struggle az
carried on By legitimate means, and ackO8l
edges a state OF things which makes il an set oil
m0nstrous injustice to prOlong the war. II The
Union can be preserved by fair and open means
let It be; but il is proved that Southern men
are as brave and determined as the citizens Of
the North, and that war between them would
be nothing but perpetual series Of bloody and
struggles, every sentiment OF justice
and honor demands thas it should be brought 20
an end Ii the Northern citizens csn aBd viii
maintain their Constitution by fair means, let
then but il they md themselves foiled in taiT
Eight, tor the honor Of their names and Ian
ruage. let them accept the result
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07

Nothing is mora easy than to Eccuga po0r Mr..
Memminger of bringing all our troubles uDgn
u5. 1t IS not our part to aggravate these aceu-
satious by charging him with great but nnisap-
piled abilities. Be has done all his knowledge
enabled him to do. second raie LAWYER in
Charleston, famous for the energy and per
sistenes with which be collected small bills and
dunned petty debtors, his elevation 70 the hesd
of the treasury was stroke OF fortune which
must have sstonishsd the gpgd man very much
he has done his best, but he has been overtasksd
that is al.
But take the Confederate money ct its market
value today, ana ses whether it is Mr.. MsmnIn-
gers fault that the cost of living Is so ruuOus.
A Confederate 10 dollar is worth, say ten cents IN
silver or gold. Therefore ten Confederate dol
ars ought 70 buy as much az gold or silver
dollar IN old times. But viii thsy2 Let Us see.
Ia old times, a gold dollar would baY ten
mounds of sugar or coffee, or ten yards of calico.
Nov-a-davs lea COnfedeTste dollars will buy
gbout three pounds of sugar, = pound and
half Of coff3e sad yard and q quarter OF calico.
So there IL something more than depI6ciated
currency at the bottom OF these ruinous prices
tfThings arc scarce Yes, but not SO scarce
ss producers would hayg you believe The
Government wanted 10 buy bacon n Georgia
None TO be had Sugar was offered IN exchange,
and bacon came in pientifullY. Sixty Thousand
Doupds of bacon were found in VickBbgrg after
she garrison mad surrendered ga ths An OF July
for Tie want OF somAthiDg to eat.
The fact is, there is such n thing as boarding
Hsgcs an artjfi sisl BcaTci y bonce nigh prices.
Hsrce salary Of $500 year barely pays
4sv-uoard, leaving Iiolhng for Togm rent, tusi,
ligbts, clothes, taxes, d0etors' bills, and ether
,Tei3 5nlals Hoarding Could human beng
bosfd tsss necsssAIisI Of life when his ielloa-
men are struggling ioT existenes They say so.
They say salt was hosrded last spring ami viii
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dered 10 the stats and for his personal devotion to s
Emperor.
/ BELIS Sept l3.-Ths following is the proposition
/ Of " Eugene the French delegate TO the Statiscz
/ "The English. Italian. Porlugusss Spanish. sviss
Swedish aud Dutch delegates have presented 10 the
C0ngress moi on relative 20 the creation Of q Ear0
pea1 eommiits lor The organization Of . stem Of iu
ternstioRe Instruction
ROME, Sept. ia Papal bull haa been published
zfua several b-uevalsnt sstahfshueut- aF snnor
uoung them oui o. he private sststss Of ths pope
O1i5E- Siberia, Sept y, 5 P. H.-Wsather quite
aufu lnaL Rain with Snow. Five degrees warmth.
ALExANDER' Egypt, S=pt l3. a. ~. = b. Viesroy
has reformed from visiting his estates u Upper EgyDt
The object u Monsieur De Il sssps mission %
Upper Egypt is unknown
A most asuudant cotton crop Is expected In Egypt
his year.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTTOs MARKET September 1.-THE
sales Of the week amount l33 600 bales, including
s. 600 ba speeIat and 10 600 % exp terz The
ma rst has been excired with advance Of iDIId.
Z for American The sales Frida- are estaaIst "a.
10 600 bales Including 5000 bales spseua or and for
eElart This quota for far qualities are nominsI
mddiing Orleans 25l4d, Mobile, 3i4f; uplsui, PAID.
The stock In port Is estimated a. g7 900 bales Of which
$1,000 bales are American
Tas Manchester market continues buoysnt snd ad
BreadstuFs are ca isr Provisions are quiet but
.LoSDoS, September u -ConsoIa closed at ea7 1884
for molsE The ouiiiln IN th- Bank OF Eagaad has de-
creased si4s,000 during ihe week.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, September l2-Evsning,--Ths stssn.
ship Asis has arrived hers to-day
G0ttnu-fhe sales today estimated A. 600
bales inaudiug 5001 bales 20 sDecuIstors and for L.
plrt Fhe market closed buOyant, aud holders demand
an advance
BresdstufFs closed Inactive Provisions are qulst but
steady Produce steady.
LoSDOs, September I2-Cou- OILS are quoted At q37 a.
95f Hinoi- Central shares 605 2 cent discount Erie
railroad s4R55
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be sgain this fall They say farmers are hoard
irg t1eir WIast at this moment, and compelling
poor people to pay S45 and $50 barrel for
four when they mght get i for $25, if
the West were sens 10 the mills. They say
thsre is man ia this city who has mp
ward Of a LUndFsd hogshesls OF sugar boarded
away. They say there is DlontY Of -four hCsrdsd
in esl.ars and garTsts. They say that these
merciless sucti0Eeers can always fad some
where "A friend who has a few barrels Of sugar
10 dole out H5 prices continue 70 rise. Every
rise in sugsr brings out few mora barrels rom
the secret and iHexhaUsiible stcrs-houss Of this
mysterious friend % who SLOWS the sucfioussr
Only his "eommission.'
In the English dictionary will be found a
word Of taEsmsnic power, 70 which we advise
our Teadersto lurn in this time Of froubls That
word is, BIsGOBGE - Riclslaad Vhig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07

Lieut. DanI Broderiek, Ssrgt a J Saunders
Ssrgt J 1hn Gollsn, Corpl J Doyle, P Shields
p C9nn0rs, P Foley, J Garner, I K6onan, z
NeDarmont, G M.Carmick. P G O'Conaog,
Oates, " RFan, Z Rice, P Welsh
Company G, Csps 3 Marshall, command
ing.-Waun5ad: Capt R 5 Marshall, Ssrg- Sam
McCoukeY, Ssrgt r lot M1utieth, COrpl NJ I
Wilson. s J McCoTkey, " E BFaah2m, WISH
iugton Esbsn, J Il Daft
Jgo NJ FAPRIS A3iutant.
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GENERA ORDER 40. :


PROVOST "A sLsHA-'d OFFICE
ATLANTA Ga. September ., 1888
IL oficer AID aoidisrH arriving sf this poit Ult
- report 20 the Provost 4zrzna r'llsdistey on a p
va u order hat tbsr ordsrss furi0usas leaves o. so
seucs, etc. maY be exam ned
The Provost Guard s instructed to hat al otlesfs
and men and dsmand Of lhsm passes ON the p1evost
MarhzL
Thz order is intended interiors win those via
absent from cir nds with proper au horltF.
but the Ergs number ab8enfsas without le1rs re-
qu rs that all should report. in order that the gn -
ones may be dstsoisd-
By order Of ~. r. WRIGHT
Colonel Commanding 'Frrops snd Defensss
CHAS. W. PEDEN
Hsas.IOt Captain ana Provost Marvhal
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n e w M U SICi

II 0HEAA, % CTS
PAUL VABE, 70 c's;
BEN BOLT, IS cts /.
Mother Il the Bstto Over; IS ss; Sas Ter rtfn in
my D5ssms. IS cEi Let me Kiss Him far HIS Moihs
IS ots; PuaOne's Lament, % cg; Bows Keep yaur
Powder Dry 70 cls.; VII Not Quite Forgat 70 cts
Ks elora Die, n ther, IS CTS Keep Ne A wake
-iother. Ij ctE; Bow Can Leave The, IS c.. q.
nas be Happy VI Is ctH.; Diummsr 10Y OF Shiloh.
IS cts; D. Gi-o BE q il me by tee sea, 70 c 3.
INaVtLl MENTAi4 aus SO dies Adisu IS cts;
Dur First Pr sifents Quiekatep, IS ots.; p rsifer
smith Il srnn, % cts; Ia FaForita Polks ~ WIa.
Hewstar 70 els Soaiers Grssiing March, Miits 75
cts HiauE Music Paper % ca.
ELAOKMAR 4 BRO..
oe5IHs Augusta. Ca.
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a HOTEL FOR SALE
In Washilgt0n, Georgia.

TIE subscriber offers Tor nsis ths House knoEn
i WASHINGTON HALL"
IN the town of Washington, Gs 10 10 the Only Hotel
IN The paea and 0frrs chance for prontabie inFelis
msut 10 any one desiring engage In he business
Tas House c1atains twenty rooms aud ha1 q isr8a
dining room. with pautryH u he baseusnt.
There are also two Cottages sdj0 ming, eouttiuins
siqht rooms Ths size Of the lot Is eight acres mare
or lass
There are stables csrrisgs house, snd al nac5zaars
ont buildings on the premises.
Fo- Terms, sta., apply soon 70
osqnI- on ths premises.
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AT HAYDE1Fs HALL,
Thursday Morning,
October the sth, at 3 A. VI.
By CRAWFORD, FRAZER 6 co.

WILL be sold o. FaIDAY, The ID October tha
W ENTIRE OUTFIT
Of ous Of our best families IN part follows
one Rosewood lful ssTsn oetavs) Piano,
A new Rosewood SAX Broeatslis Pzror Set,
LsrEs Airron,
Marble Topped Center and lard Tables,
Dsmssk Laes and SIX Rrocatsls Window Curiaias,
Brussels Carpets aud Rugs,
Tsts-atsts, Rocking aud Easy Chairs.
Mahogany, Cane and Split Oak ChEsE,
Wooden Bottom s ools,
Ous hiah-post Carved Mahogany Bsdatsads
Rosewood, Mahogany and Csslags Bsdstsads.
Fine i.acs Ausquit0 Nsts,
Hair. M5si Cotton and shack Mattresses,
Fsathar 5eds and Pillows
Blankets, QaIlt7 Comforts shssts and Spreads.
Ons rup-rb pare Silver Tea sst-eonpiots
One CHINA Dinner Set,
One China Tea Set,
Goblsss, Wine Glasses and TumblerE
GI.ss Fruit ard Butter D shes
I Plated C4sion. FORKS and spoons,
One Elght.d , Clock
Buggy and other ruess.
Side snd Sos Lsather,
Coffee, Rice, Sugar aud Lard
Cooking stove asd Kitchen Utensils.
WsshlIg Tubs Buckets, P iiis sJe-.
Cows, Ysari,ngs. Pigs. sts-
IA word, this sale comprises large sud eompista
assortment OF all the outht Of q large a1d genlsai
[ family. Sale positive.
CRAWFORD, F2AzzR & CO.,
-rssHt Aurfaurs-r
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EXPRESS NOTICE

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS. OOMPAGV
ATLANTA, September 2sih 1888
u order % avOia mountaineering and 70 maka our
4 charges conf 10 the abi ty zssuusd, this Gem
psny asrshy gives nOtcs that from ana afsr uco6er
ls 1886 shippers w be req lired 70 piacs heir vsua-
dan upon each package before it will be r8cslFed-
saoh will be lnssrsd Ia the O0mpau7's recaipt
md establish the hsbi ty Of the ompEnY for he
smounl-shs act Of GOD and the public enemy on.Y
excepted 4. CAllEbllLLr
seas3 lfu Agent
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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, c. S.A
rs acc rdsuos with Instructions nave .sruoTed IA
4 Medical and ho pil stores ny charge ME1Ju.
as which point regulations Ia futlra lust Be- fcr-
ua-iea HIgHAHD POTTS
Surgeon and Msilsal PurEeyor, Q. s. A.
se25 In nacon. q
Mobile Advertiser and Register and Jackson assis=
ElppiaH copy nonth and send sil p APp.al once
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GOLD To EXCHANGE FOB CBNFEBE-
RanE PAPER

II EFUGEEs are no fled that have two desirable
Eb PLANTATIONS for Esis-oHo coufail ug f1lr
bHnrsd scrss ana the other auudred-bota daEira
Die p aces Ful description use-ss. They ara l0ea-
ted 10 Barlow county Gs, and Hitein thEos m11a -
The We aud Atlantic Ra road uon4ar with tAa
uuil rsignsd A. Carisrsyill5. RaFtow county, Ga
s-Qg 9n-r WM. MIrOHE n.
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zPyERAL ORDERS
~ -a.=e 4@ataaaA4@
AlJ-TAEr AED INSPECFGE- EE5Sb6AL'S
OFFICE,
RIcHmcsD, September -, 1863.

General Orders No. l26
r. I-FHENA ALTON having been rsceive1 OF repeslsa
-a1u .LHrct ous era violations Of paragraph Al,
--arsI D-1=r, DO p l55z, g. D. r,i.ersiea tlat Ne
-a-srr. s-ae 20 s-uscripi1l viii b. permitted unaer
nv e.-c 1lstaus-s voautssr in Iek-lis = -lts
i1-s or Ha1es. organized since ths Late Oh AptiA
80 -- .--- I. v-ar- 1reanfzed under the prOyi--
T-rz of he zs Il CC4Krs8s OF thai dats sa.iled An
s.at further DO p-CV.1e i5r she Pubic dsionae'
u Nc u.llTT exists for organ 3i7s ne" CONT NE
ont t s5m-a-es or portions Of compaaias no" IN ser
vice r ~ - ,r con
a-s on Information Of Pc sons being received NC
.s-.- l...tslv 10 the 1rovl N o. thia o der, 20
- rr-.z ~ rsauis EiJas for susn persons ca iAe
oses- s5l-lz-d.ug and en- 'allie ol lae ~ . -
---..=z-. .5su report ha matter. With the tac5s
~ - rse % ths Bureau Of OcnscriqE-on' 70 De de-
M 81 Cf5ss- commanding whose company reaches
as reg5arl s0pF-d By rsgulsto2zs shall be permit
7d sd asiys recruits either as volunteers OF ID An5
10 5fissr commanding shah scsept or muster in
,1- 5E 60 script sya, uHisss such person shal m
lraset a cs-d l-e, sFProEa4 D. a e-E lil4g .l sl'
.- t5-- b. gse volnnfe srsd and ssif cso1 his csA
.,sg 7.i13a clupsg b. alos'ea 70 reeve Il,
i-bz,eut o. such Regulations - uii enforce Iaia
cr1sE
By order. coo,pp
Adju5snt and Insgscto -seosraL
r4,ozs VOL. AND cons 3RIPT BUREAU,
g,-'.,-.t OF l'euneSsee Alabsma ana n Is % ppi
NABIgTrA, Ga, October 2 ls65-
General Orders No. 16l
vz,EE .s=utou II oH.srs Of his Bureau is ssPec ay
I iBri.ga O. Ihe ab0vs rsc5 no . sn-fA Ofeei
: lz5 ol arfu.sUt End tEspCet0T Genera oi Ne
arav A. s-Cers o. tuls Burezu are directed % Asa
h - proper eAsgu ion Of tal sbOge 0rdor They "ii'
report a i A.o-s o. .ns -r-ef y tless lesa 4aLe
giving lg lsals r-s-- asa no4 Of ~ o. -ll sea.
b. o-dsr o. Brigld.sT-G 2. erl PILLOW,
SUpeTiltendslt Of Bursau-
JOHN - BUkCh.
---rw A. a General
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CANDLES ! CahDAEs (!
STRAY COLT.

Il BOXES AdsnsniiHs. Wax and Tsisw cans ls-
- Fer tais BY Z a. EDWaRDY
cc9ff whitehall arrssf.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING. HOUSE !
Army Blanks and Books.

I'VE HAVE NOW IN OPERATIONS IN NOBLE.
W Ala, or the largest
Book and Job Printing Offices
In the Co f-dsraoy
RULING and BOOK-BINDING ATTACHED
We are now prepared 20 an an rsquisti0ns End orders
with BLANKS and KS used In The Army, such as
RECORb BOOK.
BRIGADE FIELD REPORT BOOKS,
REAtMENTAL REPORT BOOKS
Eerimsutal Order Socks Descriptive Books. CoupEn7
Books Letter Books, as' era Order Books. 8psciai
o dor Books QusTtermasters' Abstract Ray hooas-
10 hort all kinds Of BJOKS wanted By Adiutalisr
Cuartsrnasters. C1mmissa lee and Psyunastsra-
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS,
Field snd staT BLANKS Of all kinds, lHka Ones Ruers
stationery Of 81 kinds. etc
- Offes no e st. Michael street next door 20
tb0 ole. OF Major Wm. BarnssFau Jr Mohia. Ala
80 ~ WISE .4l4T & GRAHAM
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VOL. XIV, NO. 2O3
FOR SALE

AZ % The pretdest TIDE8 Ia Che esiq for a
~ nns resd-nce, wifh sztscu acres artsehef Fries
ss4glO ApPJ az ny Office, ca y hlishaI street,
oe7-i# u. r u RHAsA
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ANDERsON, ADAR & CO..
Who'll Es-ALE
Commission Merchants,
whitehall Street,
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4 NICE CITY RESIDENCE FOB SALE.

A NY person having lost a = BAY COLI. en- rss
u bin b. applying TO ths Provost nErshai at ring
90 d, Ga ald pr vlng properly. foe9lus
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CAPITAL CHiICB FOR INVESTMENT,
The Western EOrth Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpPeTsS
Fganuf featuring company /!
Capital Stock 81, 600, 600,

rs-.r= rQHPANy has y q special set Of the Legs
.-.ars o. Ear.h CGro.izs- been regularly lneoFE O.
r.H.e ..-. arEs-iEsd
O. 81 q csz bT i.rGafB nd are 11Gulcso 0y NE
s. a. .-aa.1-r-I superior 70 the LanCus 'lEch-077I
-f-- a.-z=-..1z sirautsgss over al EIalIg CCuPz
s...a b. 1a Er-faL. rate -ta es.
.srrrass.us 10 Ee lapilal stock VII be received
~ r.- -.l #srs-.leL oha-ss $50 ~ tIere oll
.Hr1 zrr.al. Of srCck offered for sale, al parties
-r-r % rr S- s-Elts 80 well 20 ca s1G
e. --s ores ed @. .he- evidences u tier lntriBlit
E-CNaJaHT- OzaOND e. co,
raz1- whitehall street.
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WANTED, To HIRE, 30 NEGRO MEN.

fflhIaFY NEGRO MEN are wanted, mmsdistsiy, lc
\ chop wood 10 Bar com y Tla hghsEt Wages
Hil De pid sud she best iaken q the negr8sz-
apply ei h=r TO j. r. ReGERs
Bslwo0d Iron Works, asar Cartsrsviis. or 70
~ ". HUNNlCUEE.
eci " Atiaufa
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COKE RURNER

WANTED GOOD CuKN BURNER Coed
" wages snd steady emplogmeut given Wanted.
also, pity NEGROES 20 wood by day cc1
raet Apply t0 NOBLE B2uTHEks CO.,
a-2 " Rome Ga
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Owe DWLLENG H USE on Housion street. ora
~ q isIfsr of q mile ron he ear zhed Tha house
Eve good kitetea aud negro house, aud
sE silent reil Of water. Apply 70
u r. 8A88ENE
A Waah1g-on Hal
nr9 49, Atlaufa. Ga
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AUCTION sALEI
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We reprint to-day, IN full trsnsssioH Of ihe psa-
sbst lately Issued IN Pa-is attributed 20 A. Aichse
5bsvaIier sad supposed TO have been written under
/ tb. aisseiration- Of the Emperor.
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5ajlg Sppeal.


IN THE BATTLE OF CHICK AuAUGA, sEPTEM-
BER 10TH AED Doth. 1868
Ga lOih asd I5,k Tsras R,g5mssis, CoMsoli-
d1fed
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The monthly returns Of ths Bank Of France show an
increase In the cash on baud Of over fourteen million
frames sad decrease in tha bls discounted Of nearly
twenty miil0ns.
The French Government has surrendered to the Iial
ian 8OyernmenB tue hFe J-igaads taken from tho
french steamer Annis and soOus whom thsrs has been
considerable controversy.
The PARIS 30 lrse, the llth. was very hrm and
rsntes advanced to G9-2O