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War isn't a game Of live and los live.
A person with a bad Geld generally seems q
think it eau be sRufsd out.
A book is entitled to be examined good na.
tuIsdly. It Sh0uldn't have 6 decentralization
It isn't necessary that ene's wife should be
tai. It is enough if she is short and sweet.
In alErgo assembly, men will decide with
more business by raising the hand than By rea-
seniRg.
Most men nave q mach greater curiosity 10
know what is said than to know what is true.
Simple weTds ere sometimes loaded like shelIs.
aaa explode a century away:
Aensry is at the enchanted threshold of
The past, but nope stands IN the doorway Of the
future.
BE is the creates! man whose strength car.
ries aP the most hearts oy the attraction Of his
own.
Some byp0cIiticsl prayers in church are in
tended to cheat the congregation, others the
Lord.
Musicians are often bard to get alsng with
they are a crotchety people.
As loRg as men smell Of whisky and tobacco.
The women have q night to dsiecd themselves
with musk.
What is the most useful is generally least er-
hlaratlBg. Light has no color, water no taste,
sir 10 oder.
The yoEng fellow whs engages himself to half
a dozen yeang women is undoubtedly q beau Of
promise.
Many persons write articles and send thom to
an editor to be c0rTscted-ss If az editors Office
were a house Of correction.
If a wemaH tells aoTe than the truth ia speak
ing of q rIvsls sgs, she will probably Iaaks
tho thing sven in stating her own.
An aathor had better ask himself why hs is
going 10 write 3 book thaR DO asked af.srTard
Why ne has written It.
May persons write because they have moth
.ng 70 DO, not duly considering that they have
alse nothing - say.
When a lady, fshisg for a lover, cunningly
her features fOr me purpose, each Of them
S at an acute angie.
Prsiudiees are like rats, aud a mans mind
ike = taps they get IN easily, and then perhaps
;aR't get out at ali.
If you would paint your tace aIl over with
racks, haTbOr vicious thoughts, II you would
,e gooa-iooking, be good,
We hear Of the state Of original sin. The
united s...e- ,. -.s.--, sa are doubtless .hs
verdi, the hesh aRG tie devil
TrRe poets seem as old As the stars, with tie
blossoms OF youth bursting from Ehsr hssTts
orsVer and filing the woFid wlta perfume.
You may De sufficiently sensitive, bat doR't
nagias yourself q conductor for eVery60dy's
ghining-ranning the tning INFO the ground.
Many persons confess thsr de6raVity, but de-
ma thsiT conoOeE. They are wrong IN general,
vi night in particular.
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There are numeTouE reports aaoat ai indeb-
ting 5 vsry favuEsbie change in the situation IN
uppsE East Tennessee, which, we regret TO say,
we cannot give credsnee 90, to the extent that
some Of those repeating them do. Il esa do no
good to induce expectations only to be followed
BY disappoiD,msnis, End without further evi-
dencs we cannot give cur readers anything
highly ~encsursRing
We see Il stated in one Of the journals that
Gen. EwELL's corps vas marching into the
section named. We had information SEINE days
AGO that such o movement had been determined
a., brt hrebore mentioning it. We have nc
m-ulsFee as 10 whether toe step was taken,
bey5-d TIE statement Of cur eotanperary,
Hs5ugh we sincerely hope is IS q General
JoyEs vih bis command. occupied BdstOl
withgui doubt and hss been giving the Yam
kss raiiiug parties along The railroad west, who
venture zoo far, 8 deal Of trouble. IF EwELL
goss into TIE country We shah hope for the most
glorious results with eonfience.
Ths runner that BURNsIDE has lost Rockville,
has been whipped is retrsaiirg, etc, is not
tue. We have rot had sny troops in his VI
cinity 60 accomplish these results Is yet TIE
shpz posEbIy VIII happen, however, and thas
s7qn. TIE r chuo8d EEamiasr promises We
viii soon bear thunder from Tennessee Let it
come. We want to be disturbed by a wsr IN
earnest ia iha. direction,
Nothing more positive as to CuHbsrisn1 gap.
Alter the 6rst report, sid 70 have been based on
an amsisl dispatch from BUREsTBE to Wssh-
inz.on, TIE Ysnkss papers make no mention Of
the surrender although Two days later have
been received RumoFs from Southern sources
say The gan is still held This seems IS prCbs-
bic ss the Fsdsrsi story and is, We Believe, the
fact
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We publish this evening tie Address Of lie
Goveruos Of The States Wssl0 Of the MississiPp.,
10 the people Of their Sasles and Of the allied
Indian usaoDs We hnl il in the Mobile Tn
bsBs. Waicb paper says: TIE iou States named
ane segregated ron The rest Of tie Con-e5e1scy
and their iHieIc nEss oiih e. Capital Is uneer-
tain and d,6cult They have sboreiena, 70 man
age their sfai1s without q full knowledge q
what Is Occurring On shs side Of the Mississippi
Oee thing Ne zTe assured 81, thai is, the earn
es and zsaaoUs loyalty Of her PooPls to the
general cause Of the country. C0D6denos rsigns
supreme everywhere, and unb01udsd tTuet is
placed in the skil OF the commander, Genera
KlRBY ssiTH
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cAEros. ssntsnber II. 1876.

- --Yta
A new spirit seems to be Infused INTO the cavalry
They expect to hsbt. Tie cid plan Of waiting for tn,
enemy, sod being governed by his NOV ements, Is 20 b.
abandoned for what is considered, on al hands, the bet
ter one Of taking he initiative, and dashing into then
Whenever occasion offers. There is no better matsria
for cavalry in the world than We have IN this depart
ment The men. however, and. indeed, s-me Of ths
officers, too, had fsEen in % slouchsy, careless habits
which they contracted from not having enough to 10.
waiting too long in camp, aid operating against forces
much heavier than thsir own, or following smaller
bodies with ne hope of catching tsem. They fell Ito
bad habits from having lHH7 or nc lighting.
It was hardly pos bic to be otherwise. They were,
from the nature Of military opera ions previous % the
fall Of Wick burg, Ecsttered over q fr1ut Of hundreds of
miles, which they were expected to watch. not to gard.
and were necessarily divided into small, iud.pendent
bodies, with half the men absent on detail, 70 act As
c~ouriers, guards for wagon tralA, sud ssoorts for in
Elntyy generals. They were scattered along the line
from Tupslo to Tchepatoulas, Under such eircum-
stances grand conceptions and brilliant achievements
were alike impossible, while esprit Dc corps, 50 much
more essential in csvalry tasn any other arm Of the
service, was aimost entirely lost.
Since Van Dor1's magnicfient explicit in turning back
Grant by the capture Of holly springs, 5ut little has
been done TO attract attention to the cavalry. They
have hsda opportunity. Whea Cen. J~scgson's divi.-
ion arrived In the department ths time for famous work
had p8t Grant had mads his lana movements and.
the wings Of bic army were safely resting on the sGnkE
Of the river above and. below Viestb re, leaving ne
scope for cavalry operations. It was he mere druderry
Of var that was leh thsm- but this was well done. and
Gen. Lees arrival in the department, he found Gen.
division ready 10 handle In sny smsrgsney.
complete organization Hnd much better disciplined
.han, under the circumstances. could hays been *
ThoBgh Gen. Lee probably found more to mend IN
other divisions, in order to bring his brigsdes up 70 the
nigh standard Of excel uUs which he deems the gnsd
lr the ervice deasuds, he has be n earuesslv AID aue
,s-sfuliy at work, IL We my iEdFs froUi the imprgvsr
'suiago and morale, and increased enthusiasm Of the
and officers. B
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DENEAL

4 JAS. B. BEAN most res sctfuIIy bezs leave
IL 20 au1pUuca g his friends and tie .tizens n At.
lants and auTuuuuins country, thst ne bas resumed
ire nrsc icH Of his profession n this city, ard has
o4sne4 aa ONO at bis residence. on Mzr stra street.
- stopping t1is styis Of prs-tce b. hopes to NEST the
lzhss of his friends ana those w1o prefer a Brfvats
lsutgl lftcg arG Superior operations.
Palisats cIiiug on DIT Bean VIII end a pleasant,
quiet p acs, with all the eOnYsuisnces and 10 -5su in
proyementg Of a h-Ft-Ctsss 1sntsi establisbment. ID
viii De euud o Cuty at all time ana with p1nctu
al aud fidelity 20 engagements, promises snurs sEtis-
faction IN every case eJbhGed % MS ears.
Office on MARKETS. street second square from Snrinp
street, a Hne earrsg- icy, ara oaly three minutes
tree streets
Patients differing from s-hins teeth 1Hl BE- attended
90 zt any b ur % rhe night
-HFEkEECss ID Bean hEs tho privilege Of refer
ring 60 The lo Owing gentlemen Of Atlsn POT
PAM 2. I've, tE- $ a. AaUurN Kew. ". 4. arauly.
apt. y. n spHisr Nessrs Brown & Hsps, Iuman.
Lol1 & 90 Bsseh s. root John --af, ga. Also, 90
Che former Faealty OF Baltimore College Of Dental
surgery aud 90 lors than I've hundred patients IN
u .rrH R..ra.a n. . IIaraz.-a fHaH~Tmn
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GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.

AhAGQ AhIEka 1AAsu IkBUfe, L
ATLANTA, 5eptembsr i4sh, 1893
H0MNANDiGI sHlgess ga EEmsn1 6aIlalona
- sul other aspar-58 Com@spds beiongfng 20 the
ot ts troops ensanped ia Tie vicaliy o. th5 cay, sfe
auh5riKea TO grsut permits 70 thsir c0nmsud3 TO visit
ice ciiy-s al tho rEt5 Of teur Al 70 each C0mpsnY a DAY,
the permit no. to extend longer thai suuaouu-su sp
Oh io4H for a sonser p.rod 10 ice forwarded through
n. 4. oDef military Chsunsss to lneze aeadqusrIers ior
.cayu-
Hireeeas.ry thas sc least two @r,,fss,oDes oM-
Gers be PRESENT q aN 80 -It1 each eouPAny
By niss o Gees a IT..
Al apPaeaIons Tor leayeE Of abssues ard rurlouahs
mus be IN aavhs eHL I rWaIGsa through he proper
casnpeis, si.h ths Iaorri- : lepors, as 10 aopLcs-oe .n
Psr5la viii be entertained.
Ihe troops n0t eAcstDFea Ia the vicinity Of the city
viii forward their reports daily by mai
by command u BliE-Gen. BOWEL COBB.
X J. aALLE
AsAol" A. a. 4. General
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GENERAL ORDERS No. is.

HEADQUARTERS Won. AND CON BUREAU,l
(D-erartmsnt Tenn, Ala and Misc
MAHIETrA Ca Sep.su Der 16. 1868
BE G0rErom8Et having ordered the Darolsd prison
a ertOf thB VieksbJ z and Port tds0n gsInsons 20
rendezvoug, and Lieut.-GsneraI HaTdee, charged vita
tie duly Of reBUganizing sid psrolsa prisoners, hsvinR
issued 81 8rcer dsiElatug tie points al which hoy
/. all cendrzvnus, viz; Ais0SmiaG8 and 1iiEs11rigns -
Dem-polis, Ala, ana al enc At -nterpFizs, hiss, #
is ordered that all cfiesr Of his Buro "a arrsst ard
send fCr-ard 20 the proper rendezvous any and all
mFn b--orgn s 20 any Of said commands Attn whaIn
they may meet
By order OK BriE-Een PILLOW. Sup'dt Bureau
" THOMPSON.
seI7-2w "A. General
Huuiavils Confederate, Montgomery Advertiser.
eobis News, Selma Reporter, HississippiRn AID
CLARION iuBau for two aesss aad forward bids TO Asa
n. .haa han- 4. b n -Meratta- o.
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- 4HAIHAAAh ~ VlAAINHL
quiet tonight The sneBy's feet has withdrawn TO
smoother waters.
The Weathcr at OharIeasen.
CHARLEsroS, September ls.-Ths storm hsve passed
and the weather Is clear. The monitors aud feet De- e
not yet returned. All quiet.
FrsB VirEfBIR-FIre In Richmond.
RICHMOND. September FZ-One hundred and forty
seven Yankees, cap ured by sleSeI's p rtssn rangers.
ussr Hoorseld, IN Hardy county, Va, arrived rom
Lyuchburg today.
The Dispsteh mentions a report brought 10 by a scout
At Bristol of the defeat Of RosscrauE An official tsls-
gram from Bragg makes no mention Of tie reported
bate.
Nothing Of interest has transpired during the past
tWsnty-fom hours.
Congress hall restaurant, on Franklin street, and sew
sral adjoining buildings, were destroyed by Gre last
night. The second story was occupied by the Coufeds-
rate States district court and the clerks ONCE. mast Of
the records Wers saved.
~There are no farther indications Of an advance OF he
Yankee on the RaHtdsn, and all is quiet in the vicinity
OF FraderickBbWR.
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- - RROKERs

gNH subscribers, 20, PaNAlLL, late Of Virginia,
A ana PAGL jones', o5 Tennessee, having sssoeis-
ted themselves Iosalnlr u1aer the styie aud hrm Of
q JOcls, do hereby OHer their serKi ices 70
the pubie Tor the purchase r. sale lexcius.velyJ Of
kEh4 ESTATE. any person wishiI & % buyer sell
eOa.d hna It TO their Eateres. ~ give IN call Once
aita MesaIa hlth-rs & Co Puachtree street, Atlanta
Reiei"e ncss-aeasrs. Harris x JOKES III. ,. z. 10
gau, 81. - HutCLesuu. PzHNiLL Il JONES,
HrHAt irurs aFHmar
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DAUGHTREY COUNTY, GA
lands ALL THE RAGE.

EgH ACRE5-four hundred acres es-ed-ten miles
dOO from AD1y Green; ias ouArs crop sac stock,
,sry mead Of .,sds, sGylour lead OF saseP and ~.
teen gOs's-all can be purchased cheap
Uou wa.t-delsys srs ususeroas. CAL Al a. Ar.
caus, We are ripe Tor q traas.
NJ c. CAYOE 4 90.
Fel4Iw Auctioueers A q Il Il Rroksrs
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OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS
BE WARDI

a BOUT ts let Of sepfsmh-r my BOY. HENRV
= lsh my premises, and 1 am iuf9rmsd took the train
a. this place TN company with he soldiers then - rsinr
through 20 Chltt.nooga ant from ne information j
hugsi 4 think ha % win Breckenridge division. if rot
.tt en- lbs way Hecry Is abort twelve years old
black With blo-d face iJE forehead. esra small g d
peculiarly formed, Hoat teeth large ana agpsreutiy de-
cs7~s uesr rha gumsi FmHr, quick spoiau and OF
pie. aanf couatsu--c-i vsrT iona Of music and very
apt % follow 4 brass b nd
viii pay tie shove reward FOR bis apprehension and
cOuh.smcnt in ial 20 that I may get hin OF Hbsral
compensation Tor my l--lUymation sbOut bin. address
B. Il.
reIT18H MONTGOMERY Ala
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FOR SALE,
Near the city Of Atlanta,
q Tass~ahTA Uze5za-@

a Desirable Residence
FUST OUTSIDE the city limits. shout oue sua a hail
- mies ir0a the ear shed, ccntziuiug about thirty.
ave aCres o. land.
The Improvement consist Of g comforts able DWELLING,
with seven looms. bssiass several basement or cslIas
rooms. snd ire places in al the rooms but one all
aecssHaTy outhOuses. Kitchen. Emokshouss, negro
1ousss, pantry, stables stCi so young pear trees.
severai hundred peach and apple trees, ana a yOung
vineyard OF 40 IN 90 virrE; two gardens . fish pom,
implied by never falling prinKs, and vii stocked
with hs1. Tbs pace is s1sogUu5.s Of being divided
into four bul-uE lots, "a d vii sell part CT toe
whole ~ msy be preferred. Prssession given inuedi
Atsiy, j. 3 JENNlNGS,
sel64t affzut4 ia
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A PR0LIJc AsD PArEI5riC FAMILY "a
Eisad L2 furnished Us wiki Ls ~a-0ainR ae:
Mr. D B Msrousy Eso is aty-ta-ss years o.
age, . 8 nsDssr Of ls 6-st Georgia cavalry
He bas two brothers older taau himself aId
seYea s5ns ID the army He also has q sister
wbo has nins sons 10 lbs array
His lst8aT, aH0 d sdB living, besides these
lhree sauss Gas fHy-shlss grand sons u the sol
wee Is t8srs q family IN as C0ais3ossey thai
aan saas tlLs
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Ord RS no. 2.

aEALQUASTEE5 Isr BRIGADE sTEvEN3
FET5UE'S DIVISION
ATLANTA September IS h I66}
s'HiS EEtGADz was duly exoa- nyed On The Iath
Il instant. @A o5oer3 and enlisted men will al once
rspsir 10 Decatur Ca v5ich is designated as the point
CO rendezvous for he urg-ds It snioiued upon al
omeerr o use the utmost dugenCs IN assembling iEsir
comuauIs.
By order Of General BARTON.
h. c. THORN
|osH wv q q
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

sETAETED, iAmsdtstsly TEN GOuD NEGRO
~" CARPENTERS
Colsisnt employment ana goo wages ven
81 T. HASSENGALE.
grLrI- Post DusrFp--7us+n-
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Special Correspondents aemphls Appeal

CANTON, September 10.
Ihavs dates from the river shows and below Vieks.
hnrs to the Bth; There were Al last satss Eve hundred
cavalry and aftesn hsndred infantry il Natctsz. ave
thousand having gone to Harrisonburg, a small town on
he ouachita river, directly opposite Natshsz, which
plaes, inths Languages Of 'Be scout, they took. SIM.
posa they occupied the plscs without nesting auv on.
position.
Anetasr foree moved on tne Plaquamins, where they
we're rsPulaed. Two transports with troops have been
sent to reinforce thsm.
The garrison, proper q YeksburE consists Of two
thoussnd men-vhether exclusive or blacks it Is met
stated
Twenty-Five thousand trsops In an have gone M the
river from Vieksburg, since lis evacuation, bat only the
ninth army eorpz BurHsds'sl, have gene above Mem-
Phis, the resi- being employed in operating against Gen
Pros.
Theirs have been no movements reported indicating
an early stack ca Noble. The movement up the
P~laquamiss f. syideety made By s portion Of Bank,
forces, and the three columns, ons ND the White river
sfsr Price, the other in the direction Of Hsrrisenbur7
and tia third up the Plsquamine, all Of them heavy.
viii not leave mere than enough, either with Banks or
Grant to hold Whist hey have on thiH side Of The river.
Our glorious eountrymen on the other side ef the river
are givins bIoody ompIeyment 10 al least forty thsu.
sand Of the vandais. Let rs give equally asnguinarv
work to what are letI and he great cause ia won.
Ellcts marine brigade landed ct Greeavlle, a small
town in the southwestern part Of Mississippi, and oil.
LACED a few miles q count y. Ii il heir Intention 70
establish there a negro sncsmpmsnt, for the Bccumala-
ton and teaoang Of negro soldiers. Hero will be Ane
work for guerllss.
North Mississippi people who have been taking their
cotton to Memphis, have at last inst with deserved pun
ishment A dislnotiod has been made 5otvssn Ten
uesss and Mississippi cotton that from the latter State
being oonascatsd ami the citizens usually detained in
the Irving Block It wa ire hobit Of these tFrders to
claim that they came from Tennessee, and not being
known, they wsrspsrmirted to se1 thsir cotton; but
recently there has been put upon the detective police, 8
freight conductor named S U. Howell, who recently
left the Mississippi central road, sad being acquainted
with every one in that section, was able 70 point ont
these mock TsnueEssanE. Several persons who had
been trading in his way for months, have been ldentk
fed as Eislssippiaus by Howell, and are now in prison.
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mamrnTMPnaTN - CURRENrY

MEa " ~ AIa9 NJ ~
The only sure su5 c1rts1 mzt-od Of restoring
ear currency lice "a Ire restoration Of co-t
enee-eouf5slce In t= ultimate success Of cu-
esuss and the assurance thst he Couteagracy is
6rsd fact o. this subject cur aruiss aIe our
bsst faanesrs and wisest legislators Sucecz
m 1bs fed vil bees. coni5zuCo both Of home
and abroad, which Is an indispensable basis fer
a-erculauBg medium.
Spectators aud ezsord0ners may have done
much to 5eprsciats he currency Of tie country 3
bat on late rsvsrses have done more. Let rs
hold Charleston gain q decided EiumPh over
ResECRAEs. aH5 rss5vsr possession Of sbe terri
toyy We aAv Lost end our word toE it, Re credit
Of TIE country viii be speedily and sezsi5ly ell
hsucsd This viii do more han ali the isgizls-
don tbss can be brought t. bear upon The quez
ton, OF ali tbs persecution -sst can be hoapso
mon azto1i5asys aud spscu.s. gEs.
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ATLANTA, September l6, lsta
HE BANK or CHATTANOOGA has opened an
4 Olacs temporarily Al tue Alianta fus9Tsaes o0mps-
ny's Office, where persons having Business with he
Bans wilt please call ". D.. FuLIgH,
rel63 ErEr=r.
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E-xCHAao1s EFFECrEB-On Sunday lest
orders sels Es4a 10 LIS troops AZ Demspolss u
tie .6sgi .las B0ssas aua SlsEa4sons d-
viaious, MoJlsb 3dgsle o. F0nsy's division,
W1ufs eg5u cad ls - Texas regiment late
.ertbs Fle4sbug s@alisoA, La b-1A oxcl-Dgso.
Ihs news vas resolved b. lae l0oPs vita l0ld
ssou.s % w.
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EXCHANGE OF PRIsJsERs-rhe Washing.

- " 1aIIIN
toa correspondent Of tins New York Tines says:
The President was i~Hteuogatej to day upon
the subject Of Lae exchange vi prisoners by .He
iather OF a New Yolk Uhcer vi ono OF ths col.
cred regiments, VINO is a prisoner ia Richmond.
Mr. Lincoln said Rs would do ali III MS power
TO ettset the release Of these officers AID ali 9TH
ss nov Prisoners but lie was not prepared, NOR
would ne consent 70 make inc release vi Udicsfs
Of coioTed regiments al Indispensable CONDITION
70 a renewal OF exchanges. The Government
was prepared 70 exchange man Tor man with
the Isbeis, even sh0uld they refuse 10 release
ne officers OF cOloEed regiments.
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PHO
60 ID - - AsaoeiatIo


Entered according to act Of Congress in the year 1893.
by J. S. TERAsBER, in she Clerks of5os Of the Df4.
tr1ct Court Of the Coufederats States for the Nor b.
arm Digfriet Of Gaorvfa.
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SkIRAIsH Al RLsee0LD-A smaa skiImisd
secured a. RDgg5.d yesterday. Our 10ops
oCcaRymg The town were attacked By d iJEos oI
EsdsEas superior In uuuDerl, and driven or.
without making much resistance. They su0ss.
qaeDuy Tal1sd and rspelieI t1s K4aksss-Ggal
ocsupying TIE Town Tbs lels mslsrs Is t1e5
wsrs-our sdvslce beng IS RDgsold. Inc De-
pou has is abroad thAt Fouess occupied Cha.
tanooga " M.duss5ay. b e-Ionsyua
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~ lac & glsYh Is W0iA-g q h-sgold,
tgoa.5thles mles ION chattanooga, so-qsy
Tbe enemy Las been forced to his lAI, Wi-hOut
Doubt
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GENERAL ORDERS No. g.

HEADQUARr4E STATE troops.
ATLANTA, septeHbsr l6, 1903.
OFFICERS ccm- ancng companies Of state :roops
~ Witl hold weeEiy Inspection OF thsir Cmu ands,
ana will see that the d-msEs agns TO- Gu5 tas loss Of
ANS Ut Eccogtarnagts issued 10 their connaods, are
properly accounted for o. lie muster rolls Of thstF
companies.
Commanding officers Of regiments, b~sttslOls and de.
tsohed cuuapauiss. wli give espscial attention 70 the
execution Of This order.
by oomna-d Of Brighten. howell Cons.
H. J. T,
s-IG-lw A. 2 A arnerss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-18
RsNTElE. IA RENr.
Chattanooga Bank Notice.

a DWELLING HOUSE, with three to i've rooms
"A Apply to Gas & AVIS
--sb4r F-zChtrea street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-18

SCARECR0w.-We hear thar in some sections
Of sa4 county reports injurious 10 the civ
such IS that the yellow ever Is raging here.
etc.-aTe -neusinousiy. circulated. Ihe ortgi-
majors, OF ~ least the Jealous ciTeuLators vi
these reports, are persons Interested ia divsrting
STOCK, provisions, etg., from .his market. Now
We have " say, mat ~ lar az Wo know and DO
iisve, not q case Of yellow fever hss occurred
lhls season in Mobile, and tlas thu prospects for
a healthy talI season ar0 qa,lo As good as usual.
Lei 40 vne DO aeieEred Hy.u conlng VI sending
~ this city by such Idle rumgTs.-HOble Reg
istCT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-18

~ A lady ol Nzsaylls who recently eame
through the lines, reports mas some Ten or ~
~ Thousand heEses PASSED ihIongh lsa5 civ be-
i1Ie she ieft " be Use1 " Bosecrs,s. fof
mounted infanuy. No dou0t no contemplate
sessLHg down quisty IA Chattanooga thss VIM
tef ALL a44uso uhHsalt BY sond4ng OaL riding
pEItIe5 10 destroy tno products Vi JAe defense
lsss widows ana orphans o. ne farms In Norm
AlaDama ana Norm Georgia. Ne Hust that lie
sA soOn be disappointed IN these prsiseWorLhy
protests -Rebet.