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re THE VOTERS OF TIE Sth C0X-
GREssTONAL DISTRICT.

DER9A N.3EELY disabled hon Tslc nng ny reg.
IL ment 10 e0mpiianes with tks expressed vi hes II
ANY frisnda, as Ell - n aleC dance with ny own
fseuz anncunce myself e esndidsrs 10 rsbr.s.ut
you IN the deuse Of Representatives, OF the next Con
fedsrsts Congress
3y physical condition viii prevent ne from visitiB-
ne sege e counties Of the datist and seeing nv ri
iszeeuTas
Sa I'D Il be yor pleasure to ssct ne I can only
say e a. VI dsehargs the dutes Of TIE ofies 10 -
est ot my aollty. But, Hhethsr elected or not
snsihsr 70 or oiE ot Congress, Wish 1 dusuetT IN
qarstoed thai an utterly opposed and win usvsr con
ssnt Vlser Auy circumstances, 70 any eompFpmss o.
rsttsmsni wi-h b Abolition overurasnf si Wa hing
ten snort Of to and coupsss recognition Of oar n
dsp. ndslcs. Very respectfully,
ss7tswtas L J. GL.EEN,
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ready for tas onset. have the gunbest Saehsm
sloREside tie wharf, and taking eff her guns.
shall 20 to the Clifton ia half an hour, sad IS
she is hard aground, viii endsavoT to save her
guns, aod viii at high tide in the moTaing try
and got her into The dock.
Killed ard Woanisd Of the enemy fJrty-two
msu. Praise be to God, none on our side.
have the honor to be, very rsspec' fully, your
Obsiisut servant, LEON SMITH,
G C)mmaniing Marine d spartu1ent, Texas.
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a HOTEL FOR SALE
In Washington, Ge0Fgis.

H'HE aEb8eribsr oHzrt Tor as's the House hnoau er
"WASHINGTOE HALL
IN Tie Town q Washington Ca Il Is he only Hoieg
"a IA place ana Of r chzres ior probable invest
ID "a, 20 az ore desiring o su2ags IN tie business
Iss Holss e1-tsins tHsatv r1orl, "a a. a lara
1i9lng roo1n, Elth Pan-rys In the bl. su.sur-
lnsr1 are ase Two Cottages zdio uinz osufafuiuq.
ssat rloms. TIE of the lot Is eight acrsr noe
or irsg-
There are stasss csrrisgs house and al uosszssrr
on, buildings on the pTsuires-
70 Terms, etc sPPy soon 20
JANIS e. WADLsET
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GENERAA ORDER 20. :.

E1DbDoL 81 AhzhAf-Io UENEGE
ATLANTA Ca, Ssptembsr Is 1868 3
IL 0fieers and soilsEs srrvi1g this pots s-iff
% report the Provost msrshll INN lns p On a. ~
va IN order ths- their orders iurougos leaves Of 81
senee, ETC cay Be szsm ned
Ihe Provost Guard Is Instructed to hat all of1cers
sud men, and demand Of tlsm passes he Pruvoss
MErshaL
Tbs 0rdsr IS not Intended b interiors VITA thcss uh
absent Hom e. cir 7nts with proper s hortv
bit the larga number OF absenteas Wilkont leave 70
gurs that AZ should report ordsr hat the Ful y
ones msy bs detsCtsl
b order Of D. A. WRIaHT
Cooasl Commanding TT ops and Deisnsss
CHAS- W. PEDEE
ss15-l0t Captain aad Provost Ma.shaf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

From the DsPaich, octgbeF I'd
TaUksDAY, October L, lS63.-Fhe transse-
t;osis ia spees since 0gr lass report nave beaa
ysry. IgaI, but tie ugE-vs iu1icsie an uP TsTd
tendency ia boEh gold aud silver. We quote
buylig faLss .by bIuaeas ss foiloMss G0ld ~ l.
niksr s. Ssilag Iases: Cola ? II 0J sii yer ~
Fpbs sfskars are paying $50 tor North C4IO-
m. nj Vir,eipis NOES, Aud s. TO 50 - iOT
t3sorgis sad south CMoiiEa- TneT selling
Tases are 50 tor Vagina =ad Ngrsh C=rohna,
sud 5 50 lor tisoggl sal south CSfoilaa.
SfoCKs kSD B1SDS.-NO Haassfial eh$nge
We a sots Coaiedsrdss bonds cs,sion InG tgaAl
AZ la1E: M n loGv, wiz int, 1850 ll23i 10 d
losa, ~ AID lljs eOnysInbles, llsi RsE eent
lUVIa lOl
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TO RO. L. oRENsHAw

VOU Ers hereby notided in person or By attorney.
L 70 eppear Or before the SECOND d y q =
q RCH l568, and recsivs ceipt for Your dis
ributiFs share Of the estate Of your grandnoi her
Eza0etl J. Thompson. l-te Cf he ty q Cisrks,
snd 5 ate Of Georgia, dse5assd fzigrs do 50,
ysGr sad share sl be paid out ths ether userba
toes Of sad d1csdent.
CAROLINE E. THOMPSOH
Adnalnislrat. * o. sad ds-easut
Post Qfiee--A G. ens..Gs.
s ptembs- oh. ls61, lssI3-Isst~-
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OFFHGH SOUTHsslSS 1P3dsS CDBLPAg Z
ATLANTA September 23th 1888
Z orcsE % avoid nisundarEtalCing and 20 make 1nr
charges conf the iisbi isY assur1eG this to-
pany hereby gives notice that from and afsr nstabs
Isl ls63 shippers iii be req 1red 20 see thsr vsra-
u1n upon salh packsgs bef1Fs is VII be rsasavs.f.
eueh Va 1s vii BE- nssrtsd n ths C0Elaugfs rsasus
znd establish the Esbhify Of ths Company for rs
smauat-ths Al of Sod and the pubiie enemy oniy
sKesp-ed @ IL CAMPBELL
-.
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S1OO r r w a I'D !

= ANAWAY on sunday evening September Ssh /.
- NB4RO B T.
famed IsrasL Ee : abuut We iset seven inches HfsL
-egts about one hundred and 10 ty-ivs or one 80
drsd sHd rig pounds very ba-k skin ulss7snr
Cuuntslaaco aud be ard has rather sgEinrin- sir
when waxing h quick spoksa and wei prQvcs 81 VIA
gnca ciGthiags y supposed 90 have had On 8 blra
wo0sn shir-, browu q g-sy arlT ovsrcoat. and nay
haTs Is vFaich win him which hs nav oaFsr f5r
sac Sc upp0ssd 50 Be making biz way 60 tas sue-
my tnss b. way Of aba1aA SUNNI -rguls o. nav
attach him86E 20 some saL.iers s q ssresut
Ihe above reward vii be pad ilr his delivery to lha
undersigusd II Tod ssi iu any Jail where BE- esu b6
goE NOBLE ER0THERS Co
sa1g w Rorra q,
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Trunk E.nsT,

A T he Atlanta dsRot an tas 70-a ssrt4usbar z. =
a 7.ediHm siE= back Leather Tr17E coufsig.r-
oiaeA cioth a-d gray st. ipod cassimers coat Ii1s-
eola o eE n-srino aad white Ensu pants Fasts shi-s
etc Ia ksd I7ith NJ 1aue Also 3 Coltss Rrus-ss-
an0rof Tpea black Hls VsiFeE meuiI.l IN tarT 5nt-
q great ~ us 70 only liberal rsvr.rd vii -
paid for the recovery Of the trunk Or rfo-mstn 81
Ne ssAsa. g. d. BU1TAMaNTs
Of k0sciusco. Sizes, ar
D MAYER
0cl-5sf NhfsahaII street. arI.r.f.
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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, c. S.A.
n 7rdslea with .nstr1Gti0Es- a have removed a
Msdical aad Z Pi q stores uy charge Mseou.
Ca Hhieh point acquisitions In iu-urs must Be
Harisd. EItaAED POTTS.
Surgeon and Msdiesl Purvsgor, Q. S. A..
as25 n MEean. Ca
MOBILE A5v-r-issr and Regisisr and Jackson Missil
a-pbIaa COW nonIh end blL b tnp- b al.a
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GOLD T5 EXCHANGE FOR C0YFEDE
RATE PAPER

y EEUdEES are notified rhas have to 5----ti.
A ELASE ATOMS for Hsle-QBs eontaf- -1- 80
a,'ldrsd acres and ne other two hundrsd-both dssr
bic plaees IA deseTiprCs is usess- They A. -
tsd Y 5arto" county Ca aud Titbin thrss nliIss o.
tHs Weassrn ard Atlantic Ra road Confer Fith -
IN r'ignsd g. CartersFills, Barlow county Ga
a-l 20 WM MTTCuW T.
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sPECTAE NOTTCF,

A Ny psEs0n who will give iuformaEon o. the rr-s,
"A =nt place OF abode q Eus. r. -. WHITE or Mr.
T. J SR.LBY snd family rsfug=ss frsm mar VieEs-
burg, vii eouier favor on the uldsrisssd
=. q. WILLIS
q " hrs
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WANTED,

VTEEV MU-H-A suSu quantity Of DARBY-z
PRGPaTLACIT} FLULD or CHLORIDE or
>UUE- Any one Lav1ug -aa ufsr - =
prscisted favor on the undersigned BY leaving &c a. IA
81 rs OF Hunuieutt q Taylor pshsre sny price VII s.
ehor-fl y psiL
sssa5f u7c-TApr, cp-rr
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lssnsdl
To Llsus Col H. c. DAVIS.


CAHABA Ala Sspsamb Der 22l Feag
N 0besis1es % he sbcvs order l. lhls dav sssrl-,
i GONNA d OF EIl Psr0ls. and Frchsnrsf 1-i.'-,--
ssst Of Gen. Bragg army AE such Wi rs poFt Tist-
on. delay 81 thee Hssdqusriars.
All Missizs pa paolsd and eEehansez rs- 4rl
officers WI report to
wiB stats tnst every hing shall be done 10 irn-s
ire comfort Of the men, and prccrs for them rioa
glothiug and pay enable them tn b.. rss,- f-
ssFviCs ~ eEchangsd
d b. szpsctsu and desired tast soldiers VII See fl-
nee ssiry of mng fgrNGrd Our countr4 Is now
Threatened BY Vsnda Toe and lt Is he datF Il s.-
soed nan 70 obey or=rs oy porting promptly 81 tt
eamp- faur EaEues VII be sea- Tor exchslzs ard
yo1 VIII again be enabled 70 NEST tas c0EarliF sssal-
sins ~ THREATENING 1s0Ted couulrg ssro1gsr
appeal should bs nscrsEsry than 70 say it j. zcnr
daty.p
vTould sarnes y request eammsrdsrz Of posts end
oceIs ihe hsld 70 forari al par0lsd men 60 hsra
headquarters.
All psrolsd and exchanged men, On lnrioc71
TiI ra50rs dias1y At this place. In fufuFa
tlrloashs are valid % those issue q By ms
HENa1 =. DAVIS.
. p ! 7 =. h - ! -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

No. = Peachtree 81, Atlanta. Ga.
DERSONAL sttsatiou given % ths purchass ara
sale Of al klnts OF EEEO1ANDIZE, ard ihsi =
tsseaeat of uiousY ia Qssian er Resl Elsats,
igla3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05
CG4lGE FOR INVESTMENT,
The western North Car0Saa MlhiHs'
smelling and COppereS
Manufacturing Comps SMy :
r,anitaT Stock 81, 100000.

rr~-FS COMPANY has ~ a special act Of the Legs
E..Bre ui .yllth Carolina been resuizriy HcSfpe-
NJ, ---gls rres are very fsvorably situated sno
- a. g.osss bv rEfroads and are Plonounead oy The
ttsfe Gsoogist saPsrior TO the fsme :, W
affnes possessing hdr aatsges over ~ @AaNs S'lF@
ui4s iu he Confscsrate et+ es- -,-z
subscrigtlans tbs Capital stock viu pc reetlyel
S;tsd amount of stcck offered fer sale, Al parties
- ~ ,,-ks lars nsatE wi 90 well % cal aud
aslIa- tao Ores and Sfber eToenesa o. lea
'-l''' as WcNaUGHT. OEMoED = CO,
saqet Wbitshall street.
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IlEPoRTANT NQTIcE

| WTIl EEUEAAIE STATES OF ANIENIUI7
WAR pEPAErMEET,
AdiutAat and Insp psetor Generals QGiea
Richmond "a, Sept I2ih, 1903
FoLoEELs
AY0U - n assume eoumsnd q "a Paroisd and X.
Il changed pr. Cnefs In localities q t4eneraf
h sggs army except those captured Vicksburr ana
P0rt Hudson and vii proceed TO e. ahllsh ssrn
for lie szrns II Cahaba- Alabama
Al prisoners - a5ovs dss guatsd vii report to F5ll
iDnedi4tsly - that p'scs.
aea Msae ars aalhozzed 20 grant furlou b. e %,
rol.d mel Until they ara regularly s7phsur-7 for
W. uae every szsrtlon % collect and keep together al
men tndicated IN III pspr. ard 70 lorUlra fseu1
1ramptl7, when exchanged. thsr respso i've eull.
mazda. Very re- psctfuily
Your obsdisnt serVs1t,
Is gnedi s. CQ0PER
A snd j. Gsasral
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General Orders No. Sc,
HEADq CalgTERs STEFEEsOE's DrTIs1oE.
DECATUR. Ca September z6, I563.
lE1TRACrI

lExTRACT.I
Ihe Esulss q AZ ff1srs and r1su of tbfs .--,
smand who fail 20 loin their rsslrs7ts -ffhi1 -
taoCtsst possible tine aiisr tha 5ubl cation Of ~ 9
The asIlost 4nai5 beng He IA pro1imo-ul Be or
s-f1sd D 9rtgaa e1Ela1usrs % these hassq7srts-f
-. l1l, H.e 49, nos properly excused may Be re-
P7d e oneer5 20 The Presiisnt for dismissal there
alr 20 o. e1nse ioed, and ihs desertsrs 20 hs,
Pao7aso - 7ueh, sFpr5hsndsd tired and punishsd ae-
eordlng 70 isH.
By mmand u
-. ORGENERAL STF- -rrVsor
,. y ftErvEs. Major and A. A. g. z.-5--
Lha AluEviIls Register, IntsEis ssncs-r psbsl - -
e1a r-l4u-4r-I cruv f ----- a--- a-t-
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G5e MItrlpBis 9ppeaI.
PUBLIsHED
,Terrns OF AdYerfiaTng.

An aavsr issmsa;s WI ss charged tvO dollars per
square the 6rst insertion AID oas dollar and ffy
Usnts FOR csch su5Eequcnt insertion.
Local notices VII be charged 81 te rate Of sfty Sta
pr liHs.-
obftaEy notices charged At the rEte Of twenty-five
e. pr Tine sn5 al other articles not Of general public
A.. --4 al a.1-=
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800 r + w a r D.
ST0P TIE RUNAWAY!

CHLELES aiCu- twenty hvs yeurs CID yellow
comp 's1 On weighs Cue hurdred and efry pounds
rE.her o. davvnCsst look - % iitts moustaohe an
e-a,ae with ut striped coat and and light psnfs
DE- ei gEn-.Egy eveurg and likely got Cn re y est
il- rrsu. IS be shst day purchased ron lanes
T. 4 rliu Of Alzbzms- Tie boy served hs TINE II
Il-Hplls IL the eoupsriHs trade.
~ c. CkYCE & CO.
zurficure-z.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

| Gentlemen direct from Paris and BlEhsm
ssy that alsrm bells ruBg on Sunday morning,
aBd ths people called TO arms, the enemy being
within 6ity miles Of the Texas line and press
ing Cooper e!Gssly, four hundred men were
enlisted st PsTis n a few hours snd rendered to
fasH Coopsr. The greatest suthusiism prevails,
s,.g sFsg body Is turning cut The wolf has
-. t.st. sud unless be is expelled from the
L--4-- b. -~sE 5svsstste Northern Texas in 3
few months OF tsSks. ,5.--
A la-er dispatch ssceiv,i {. Is-i4 ,-5 l-Ileis =
Bgnham stste tnat the enemy were q Snso5So - -
thor progress near Boggy Depot. ms HItlh- .El-
ern COUNTESS a-e tufninE Uut ike m5c, e'-- lH7iA
eonduet Febukes the spsthy OF other cous-u -uss--
Herald, 2d.
They will turn OF: everywhere when they
see the enemy 81 hand.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING HOUSE !
Army Blanks and Books

We HAVE NOW IN OPEEATIOE IN NOZZLE.
" Aia7 one % the largest
Book and Job Printing Offices
In tue C3-f dsrseY,
RULING and BOOK-BINDING ATTACHED
We ars prepared % 81 an requldaons and erdsrs
With BLAAKS and n Ks ussd 10 ths Array. s1eh a.
RECORD BooEE
BRIGADE EIELD REPORT BOOKS
EElfiHz NTsL REPORT B0oTSE
Rsgimsuta. rrdsr Books D=scrip i've Bookz Couroarv-
Books letter Book. -erai Drssr soosa sassisl
DIR Books Quarts srmzstsrs' Abstract Psv Hooks
10 rbort. al kinds Of BOOKS wanted By Asfutsnts
guArtsrn1asterl, Couulissa les aud Paymsztars
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS,
Field and STAG Blauss q all kinds I-s Ofes EuIsrr
-tzionsry Of al kinds etc
g Ofdes no .s s. Eichssl street. next door to
the adioe o. Esi1r Wm Barne1all, jE-. Noble ALI =
s-z9 WISE r Y g. GRAHas
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DR.. JAMES 3. BEAN,
DENTIST,

ATLANTA. ---- ------ GEORGIA.
,nFrsCF srs LABOR GTCRT g. bis rsEdsnee, on
Marietta street. second squars w@sI Of FIRST Pies
hv-tz-fs1 ghurch lse1el-im"
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NOTICE.

~ az underlined has in q poszesi0n one valuable
.rRJNE belonging to hizs Lucy Gvians who for
-,', resided rear Jskson, r -, An early aPplica-
Moon,
Shelly Syriugs,
=aa- eEeihV q uuty A -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

The following article, copied from lhe Nav
York Times discloses tbs fact that by the l.t Of
Nay next, the Yankee army viii be nearly ds.
platsd, aud that it is On the e1aserots nov
eogc=d into the Uuitsd States service with fhe1
limited foTcs Of regulars, thsv depend far bring,
irg into the h5ld force sufficient tor our sub
iagstian
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-05

Bsltimsrs papers Of the 29sh inst, have been
recsivsd They contain bUf litds Of interest
rom the Uuitsd States. We subjoin summary
Of the reports
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

GEN. GRANT on SLAVERY. - SEN
ator Wilson's quotation Of Gen. Grants
views Of Slavery having been ques-
toned, the following is given as the
precise words used by Gen. Grant in
a letter 10 Hon. 4. Is. Washburn, da-
ted Aug. l3, 1868:
The people OF the North need not
quarrel over the institution Of slavery.
What Vice President Stevens ac-
knowledges as the corner stone oi lLe
confederacY is already knocked out
Slavery is already dead, and cannot
be resurrected. Ii would take stand
ing army to maintain slavery in the
South il We were 10 make peace TO-
day guaranteeing to the South all their
former constitutional privileges. !
never was an aboliiionst, not even
what would be called anti-slayery, but
| try TO judge fairly and honestly, aud
il became patent 10 my mind early in
the rebellion that the North and South
could never live at peace with each
other except as one nation, and that
wilhou, slavery. As anxious as ] am
10 see peace established, ! would not,
therefore, be wiling TO see any settle
ment until this question Is forever
settled"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

"BIrE BIoGER, BILLY. One day
a gentlemen saw two boys going along
one q The streets IN New York. They
were bareiooted. Their clothes were
ragged and dirty, and tied together
by pieces Of string. One Of the boys
was perfectly happy over half-with-
cred bunth OF flowers he had just pick.
ed up IN the street. II say, Billy"
said he TO his companion, "wasn't some,
body real good TO drop these ere pos
les jest where | could find them
they're so pooly and nice Z Look
sharp, Billy, mebby you'll find some
hing bimeby." Presently the gen
tlcman heard his merry voice again
saying, 20, jolly Billy, If here amt
most half peach, and il amt much
dirty, neither. Cause you hain't found
nothin' you may bite first Billy was
just going to take very little taste of
it, when his companion said. Bite
bigger, BIZ, mebby wen find another
fore long"
What n noble heart that boy had, in
spite OF his rags and dirt! He was
doing good, in the way thmt we are
speaking OF. There was nobody for
him TO be kind TO but his companion
in poverty-Ihe poor ragged boy at his
side. But he was showing him all the
kindness in his power when he said.
Bite bigger, Billy There was moth.
ing greedy, nothing selfish about that
boy. His conduct shows how even a
poor ragged boy can do good by show
ing kindness.
"Bite bigger, Billy--mebby well
find another fore long" Who can
help admiring the noble heart Of that
poor boyi would rather have that
boys kind and generous spirit than
have monarcl's crown upon my head
without il. Bite bigger, Billy r
think Of these words if you are ever
tempted to be unkind or selfish TO your
companions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

A candidate for Office came upon a
poor white mar, who had vote to
give, II he did have 10 do mis- own
milking. The candidate, Jones, ask
ed him if he should hold the COW,
which seemed TO be uneasy, and the
old man consented very readily; he
took her by the horns and held fast
ill the operation was done.
Have you had Robinson (his ri
va) around he'e lately Z" be asked.
oh, yesl He's behind the barn,
holding the calf"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

A congressman who was school
boy with Gen Grant, tells story which
shows that the general Is better at bag
ing rebels than buying horses. Years
ago the palernal Grant cent The EN-
bryo major general 10 buy horse.
telling him to offer $50 al hrsi, and II
tllal would not answer offer S55, and
even as high ~ $50. Arrived at the
owners house, the boy oF Twelve made
known his errand and WAS asked what
his father told him 10 give far the
horse. With boyi.h frankness he re-
lated his instructions Il may be easi-
II be inferred that $50 was The price
paid fJr ibe horse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-29

De Nsaia Difc tHphtA thN ~ AhNaHSes $50 w
First nstallment Of Bounty 25 90
Premium. 2 90
Total payment on muster, $40 90
Al the 6rsi regular pay day, or two
moths after muster in, $40 90
Az the first regular pay day aner.six
months service, 50 90
AZ the frsi regular pay dHy after the end
Of the first years service, 80 90
Al the 6rst regular pay day after eighteen
months efsice. so 90
Az the hsi regular pay day after Two
wears service, 50 90
At the fret regular pay day amer two
and half wears service, 50 90
Atthe expiration of three years service.
The remainder Of the bounty VIII be
paid, rs 90
Ard each enlisted man wili be entitled to the
s,Hte pas of 81 per mouth, and L. ,. pay Of
si3 Ter month
II the government shall nOs require these
troops fur the fan period of three years, and
thew shall be muster ie ! hsnonabiv oat Of ser
vice before the expiration u :heif Term ef en-
5simeui. fhes pili receive, Br0n beiug mus
tered out. the whole amount u b0auit remain
ing npai4. the same - Il the fali term had been
( serred.
The paw and subsistence Of the men viii
commence from the dAy Of their enlistment -
E The General EerfaitiuE flee for Bennington
/ County IS established al the
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with enc exception, iha, they had nev
er seen anything about him pecelia
or diaeFen, from other men. Mr.
John w, Harris testified that he vas
in the respondents shop upon one oc-
oasion and observing among others a
trap Of different size from the rest
asked TIE responder, wha, il was for.
To this the respondent laughing and
turning away 10 his work said "to
catch JET. Davis WITH The witness
testified that there were other oeca.
sions upon WEIGH the respondent made
remarks which surprised him a little
although be did not charge them TO
insanity.
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The New York Tribune says Of

The New York Tribune says Of
Gen. IIallrck's Report:
II is very belligerent document.
We reckon not less than eight Gene
rails who are ditectly or indirectly
ctnsured for miscondu,i--all Of them
commanders Of departments or corps.
There is not a single disaster or fail
IRE for which tie. General in-Chief
seems TO consider himself responsible /;
not one for which he IS no: able 10 ac-
count 10y The dercliciion in dnty of
some subordinate commander. On the
other hand. il j. made 10 appear that
the operations which were successful
@ere conducted strictly 80 accordance
with the orders or Suggestions issued
from Washington.
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A eountryman in one Of the West
ern States. with load Of meal, drove
up to a lady's door, wien the follow
ing conversation took place.
DO you want any neal, ma'am =
What DO you ask for busllel I"
Ten cents ma'am prime =
Oh, can get il for Zip !"
Dear lady, (in a mild, despairing
tone) will you take bushel for
smaller sum.---for NOTHING"
Is IL attedy"
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PLEASURES or LIfE..-1he loitlesi,
the most angel-like ambition, i The
earnest desire 10 contribute 70 the ra-
tional happiness and moral improve
ment of others. II VIC can do tl'is--'ii
We can smooth the rugged path Of one
fellow .irayeIer---i we can give one
good impression, Is i noi better than
al lbe Iriumphs il.al wealth and pow
eF ever attained
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VETERAN SOLDIERS
OF the GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE

TG Regiments d Y.'ul VlOltser laianlT
arc authorized to be raised in this 81 ie aud
the q veruor of Vermont cais on Bennington
County f5r one fall Company to be raised as
speedily KS consistent.
All able-bodied mer, between the ages of Is
and Is, who have heretofore been enlisted, and
have served not less than nine months. who
produce an honorable discharge from the SER
vice, Of the usualforn. and can pass the exam
iuation required by-the mastering regulations
81 the United States. may be enlisted under
this order as Veteran Volunteers.
Every Volunteer enlisted and mustered into
the service as q We eran under this order, will
be entitled 10 receive from the Uuited States
one months pay IN advance, and bounty and
premium Of
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TERMS AND VACATIONS.

Academic wear 40 weeks. Fall and Winter
Term will commence oa Thursday, October
Ist. and continue ~ weeks. Spring vacation
two veeSs. Spring sad summer Term will
commence on Thursday. March 10th. and con-
time Is weeks. Pnpils should commence at
the opening of the session, but will be received
Al any time, aad charged from date OF entrance.
Zach pupil will furnish his own table aud toll
et NAPKINS
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Considerable merriment was occa-
stoned at wedding in Winsted, Con-
neciicut, not long since, by the clergy
man devoutly praying fora the friends
OF the deceased.