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ont on the leth instant with fifteen days rations
The object Of the movement was to capture Macon.
Lively times, it is said, predicted in that quarter
soon.
On the 20th instant, General Wheeler attacked
and captured and, it is said, murdered, the negro
garrison and three hundred white laborers at Stew
arts Landing. He also destroyed camp and fifty
wagons
A movement has been set on foot by prominent
radical abolitonistS to induce Lincoln and Fremont
to withdraw their names Presidential candidates,
with view to calling convention to nominate
new man. General Fremont, in reply to this in
vitation, does not feel at liberty to withdraw his
name, and the Union Committee which met a day
two ago at Washington, decided that the nomina-
ton of Lincoln should be sustained and are conf
dent that he will be reelected.
The blockade-runner Lillian, from Wilmington
for Bermuda, with six hundred and fifty bales o
cotton, was captured on the 24th instant
The latest gold quotation i'll New York is 1888.
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IlrR IN ArlANTA.-A letter from Atlanta ua''o
th, 18th instant, published i'll the Macon (ual ~
teVqeneer, gives the following horrible occurrence
there:
Oh the night OF the 18th instant, a Widow Htiy' ~
bv the name OF Mrs. Sarah Collins, a refugee rom
Memphis Tennessee invited to atteliu n ID 1''ii
which was to be given ae the Medical Coiese Una.
evening" She attended the ball, not suspectinB Dut
wha, all was right and proper. Some tiing uui i'is
the following day this lady was folil! ueau h.
he'd No one knew at what hour OF the nsht al5 Z
returned home from the ball When she "t7 iouii,,
il was discovered that her throat was perfectly
whore ehe had been choked her arms were Diu'ss
and her body terribly mutilated, her clothing was
torn and muddy though she had ho Dssd ssd oed
through the mud by some villain VINO Iah n';.i"n
her person Mrs. Collins occupied a hlgh position l
in m the first circles Of this city at the time Of her
death, and respected and beloved oy an I tbs
brr An inauest was held over her remains, ana t.e -
;ury brought in verdict that she came to her aett M
1T the hands of those who had her ia charge ~ .ns
ball Proper steps have been taken when WIN ieau
to the apprehension and punishment oil the pa.'ie
implicated and bring them to speedy feliipu'ion
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ANOTHER LETTER PROM SECRETARY TRENHOLM
The Augusta Coastitstonalist publishes the follow
ing letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury
TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, August Is, 1864.
Campbell Wnllace, Esq, President, Aagasta, Ga I:
Sir am greatly obliged by your letter of the sth
instant which is conceived in the true spirit Of pa
triot. If the people stand by the Government and
encourage Congress 10 do their duty manfnlly there
is not the slightest danger about tho public debt
Oar people committing an act Of great folly
TO be buying property Of all kinds at ten times what
Il Will bring when the Is over, while foreigner sare
buying their six, and eight per cent bonds and
carving them abroad. These bonds will bring more
in specie when peace comes than they are bringing
now i'll currency, and We will have to pay these
strangers in full whether wish or not whereas,
if We kept the bonds at home, we would get
back all the taxes collected to pay the interest.
am trying to pay for all foreign supplies out Of the
profits cotton, and We have nothing to buy with
bonds and Treasury notes but -four, corn, meat and
manufactured goods, and to pay transportation to
railroads. 1t We break down under such clrcum-
stances it will be fault, and We will deserve
nobodys compassion or sympathy.
Yours, respectfully,
q. a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury
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INcBSpIARy FIREs.-Shortly after twelve O'Clock
Saturday night fire broke out in the double frame
stable situated Council Chamber Hill, III the rear
of Mr. John NJ. Daniels residence, owned respec-
lively by Mr.. Daniel and Captain n. NJ. Noriieet.
The building was entirely consumed, together with
a considerable quantity OF forage and some few sta
bic implements; but the horses were all saved,
Messfs Daniels and Norfleet's losses will not exceed
three thousand dollars.
Between one and two o'clock yesterday morning,
while the fire1Een still engaged III extngulsh-
ing the above fire, another burst forth rrom Or L.
r. Waiings stable, but II few yards distant, III the
rear of the Unlversalist Church, on Mayo street,
and before the flames could be arrested the building
was burnt 10 the ground. So sudden and rapid did
the devourRg elements spread IN this instance thai
| two very fne horses, belonging to Dr. W Warng
were burnt TO death before they could be gotten out
of the stable which, together with two sets of valu
| able harness ami several hundred weight OF oats
| Sc that were also destroyed, will make has los
| between i've and six thousand dollars.
| Both of these fires undoubtedly the work o
incendiaries, and from their close proximity and IN
short time which elapd between the two, 1t is equally
probable that the same party applied the torch q
each building.
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MAYORS CouEr-RetoTder James K. Cfskis pre-
sidNg.-JiIn, slave of Thomas Owings, was charged
with obtaining, under false pretences, $50 from
Robert, slave OF Virginia Mosby, and $50 from
Henry, slave of George Tlmberlake. jim forged
orders for the money nc received. The Recorder
ordered him to receive thrty-nne lashcs ON Satur-
diy and thirty y-nlne more this morning.
Samuel Lady, charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct iii the street, fined five dollars
and then escorted by OF the police to the Pro-
yost-AIarshts office
John Maxwell, charged with trespassing upon the
premises OF Jesse Hutcheson and breaking the
window blinds from his house, was held to security
in the OF $500 fol his future good behavior
Brown and " hite were charged with giving Ethi-
Gpean performances at the Varieties without obtain
liu iri,t 5e sts, Rn3 ps4Ee4t eif' he pEar n
was altogether under the management OF Mr. W hite
He was therefore discharged and White was fined
$50.
A fine Of $50 imposed upon Augustus Sta
PIES free negro huckster, for buying Irish pota-
toes in the First Market to sell again in the Second
Market. The potatoes were also contscated.
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RECApruRE OF YASKEE PRIsoSERs.-In addition
t. the two Yankees killed and three wounded on
Thursday night in attempting to escape from Belle
Isle two others succeeded in getting away by SWIM
ming the river TO the south side, when they made
their way to Mrs. IL. W. Fishers, i'll Chesterfield
county, seven miles from this city. Seeking refuge
in the sheep-house, they there discovered by
servant named Jesse, who was guarding the place,
and arrested by him ana taken 10 Mrs Fisher )
house The next day they were returned TO prison.
Jesse ut the time he made the arrest armed With
loaded 9un and threatened 10 shoot his prisoner
ii they made any resistance Both OF them are
PpnnsylyanlauS,
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the Washington Chronicle and Baltimore Gazette OF
the 9th, received last night:
PROM THK UPPER POTOMAC.
The Washington Chronicle says: We learn from
M eyewitness that the lighting Oh the Upper Poto-
mac on the 23d instant most brlilltnt, anu sue
cessfully conducted
At an early hour i'll the morning the cavalry un-
der General Cu5tar advanced to feel the enemy r
lines in the vicinity Of Duliys station, on the balt-
morc and Ohio railroad They pushed the SkllinlSh-
er: Of the rebels steadily before them, ana were
themselves boldly followed up by tho sixth corps u-
I'll the skiimsh line Of the enemy fell back OH then
main support-aome time i'll the itttclnOol-and The
cavalry. in turn, were compelled to tall back on
theirs Our line of battle boldly adVttiIed ana
"A most terrific muaketly fire ensued
The ground was rolling and partially wooded Inc
firstssharp experience men got oi the rebe nie
was AS they were lying behind Il stone wall and Il
fence which were parallel to our hne yf battle The
rebels opened on us with deafenlng vollcys, which
were promptly responded to; and they Were dnvel
from their position Three ales VI the field near by
were literally covered with the wounded and dead
They suddenly withdrew before the determined at
tack of "The Fighting Sixth We secured our dead
and wounded aud finally-towaIds nighttall-iel
hack to our original position. The losses ON both
id, were severe, especially OH the part OF the re-
his We took a number of prisoners, especially
IN A Andersou's and Breckimldsc's divisions. They
r.port the enemy ut 49, ,U0J strouB. GehcrA Shell-
Ian and staff wele OH the field
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INFlNI NN DEENETNENT,
C0NFEpERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond tU,-uSt 1851
EtERTIFICATESOF OF FINDEBTEDNESS

HERTIFICArESO OF ESS
BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION--By
the fourc nth section of the act 10 reduce the
rcncy, approved February H. 1851, the Secretary Of
the Treasury Is authorized to issue the above ceti
hcatcs payable two years after the ratification of
treaty of peace with the United States They cam
not be sold, bat osy to be issued to such cred
toIS of the Government willing to receive the
same IN payment OF their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disbuTs-
ing officers of the Government Is called 10 this class
ofpubhc securities aS offering peculiar advantages
10 those from whom the SrnplIcs of the Government
are bought and to facilitate The of them, checks
drawn by dIshurrius officers upon the depoSitITics
holding thote funds, and marked across the t,c,
payable III certificates "i Indebtedness" viii be
paid IN conformity Herewith.
DepositaIie- are hereby authorized and required
TO comply with this regulation, and to make appl-
cation To the Register for supplies Of certificates
required. Signed q. n TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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TREAsVRY DEPARTMENT,
Richmond August -, 1861.
NIEE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN

Il NON-TA&ABLE BONDS Notice is hereby
given that saes of the above Bonds at the present
Treasury price of sl3j and accrued interest will be
discontinued after the 3oth day Of September next,
or when the sales shall have reached seventy mil
lions of dollars if much shall be sold before the
said Both day of September.
The sales will be suspended 10 consider the expo
dcncy OF advancing the price; and duo notice will
be given OF their resumption and OF the price fixed
upon the Bonds
The Secretary Of the Treasury deems il lis duty to
cali the special attention of Taxpayers generally
and particularly the agricultural class, to this no.
tlce.
This loan should be al takenup by ourow people,
The payment Of interest to foreign countries Will
be onerous and oppressive On the return Of peace
and low prices
And now that all agricultural products are COM
maIding such high prices by investing i'll the
Bonds OF the Government taxpayers viii become
themselves the receivers of the taxes collected for
the payment of intcrcst. q y. TRENHOLM
au 23-l2t Secretary of the Treasury.
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r OANS ON TIE SECURITY OF THE

OANS ON TIE SECURITY OF TIE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NoN-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
l.AW.-peposlts on call Will be received by the
Treasurer III this city, Assistant rrcasurers at
Charleston and Mobile, and the pcpositnies at
Wilmington. Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
snah and Montgomery, and certificates will bc issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate of four per
cent. per anuIm, and secured by the hypothecatioa
of amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans. The bonds 10 he set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, applied cx-
cluSIyely TO the payment OF the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations and 10 the public e nerally,
by thus mode of temporary Investment, and the ef-
feet Of the measure, If generally adopted IN keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it ia hoped
will commend it TO the favorable consideration OF the
community and their prompt cooperation il,
carrying 1t into effect G. \. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July -, 1864. au 22-ts
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FROM ATLANTA

A telegram, dated Nashville s5th instant says
Matters in Atlanta are unchanged. The army Is
engaged in advancing parapets and strengthening
works. -, ~, $780,,
On tho 18th instant, Malor-deneral Dodge was
il Is reported 4hat he had died Of his wounds Gene
raj Liahtburn, OF Logan's corps, was wounded III
the same way three OF four days ago.
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PoLIcg ARRKsrs.--The following parties have
been arrested and committed to the cage sinee Sat
uriay morning: Reuben, slave OF Thomas Branch,
charged with stealing silver teapot valued Mt si0e,
and a ham OF bacon valued at $50, the property Of
Emma Cummings; James Dunn, white man,
charged with stealing from the Petersburg rail-
road depot and Davy, slave Of John L. Harris. ar
reatei as a Suspicious character.
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Nrw MusIc-Messrs George Dunn & Coz od TINS
city' have Laid upon table tie following new
song, with piano accompaniment, written and
composed by A. F Little. NJ,
Popular song and chorus, Aura Lea, or the Maid
with Golden Hair Arranged by Joseph kelp.
On Guard-lnusic from an old German melody
INSCRIBED TO Miss 5 Z Il. by Wallace Rowe
,Thn standard Bearer Words by Major N,
A. Cs Music by N s. Coleman Dedicated to
Miss Belle Taylor.
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roRKrsr's RAID on MEMPHIS,

Cairo and Memphis dispatches state that the rebel
FIRE which entered the latter city captured about
two hundred and fifty prisoners, many OF whom al
t,rwards escaped. They remained IN the elty two
hotnls and boarding-houses, and captured portions
IT GENERAL Washburne's and General Hurlbut's
stafis 0ene,al Washbuunc escaped to the fort III
tolarable good order.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CsSFFnERATE STATES oF AMERICA, !
Richmond, Va, August %, 1864.

II POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL, INTO EFFECT TUE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE lS, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
TIE ACT APPROVED MAY is, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act OF May l6 1861 desiring 10 exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, III the
manner pointed out IN the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the "Contcderate
States of America, in exchange FOR coupon bonds"
aud cause them to be presented to the Besister Of
the Treasury Department, who will thcrcupon i'll
compliance with the provisions Of the act of June
h. 1861, ssue coupon bonds for the amount specified
III the registered bonds SO assigned
= q. \. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING. Constable f. W. Rob
inson, of Henrco, arrested on Saturday soldier
named Malvin Hall. charged with stealing three
watches and Il lot ot other Jowelry, belonging to
Mary Cove. A short time since Mary started d
little snack-house Ill the neighborhood Of Chimbo-
rizo Hospital Malvin, becoming very intimate at
the place was sometimes left i'll charge by the pro-
pi.tress, ana faw days since he took advantage o
her absence. and made oil with the articles abovt
named The case will be investigated before q
county Justice,
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ROBBERY On Saturday night last, the store OF
Francis D. Hart On Cary street, near Thirteenth,
was entered by thieves and robbed of about ten
thousand dollars worth Of coffee, sugar and wool
The store was entered rom the front way, and II Is
supposed to haye been done by false keys, as when
it was first discovered By the watehmen yesterday
Ino,1ing. the door was standing wide open withou,
there being any apparent forcing OF the lock-
Traces of the coffee were observable from the
for some distance towards Mayo's bridge.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS. ~-Siueo Friday night ias
two thousand and one hundred Yankee prisoner
have been received at the Libby prison. OF thi
number eighteen hundred were captured ia th'
neighbOrhood vi Petersburg, and three hundret
were brought here from Lynchburg. There wer'
among the lot upwards OF eighty officers of varlou
f.nka
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TIE PEACE RUM0RS.

A semi-offcial telegram from washington says !.
There are no grounds for the rmor, so assiduouh,y
reported that the President proposes to send peace
Commissioners to the rebels, The ruinors that an
arnistee had been, Is to be proposed, are equay
without foundation.
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NOTICE. E.-Commandants and others OF
Y the army and navy will please pay attention
to the notice already given that arrangements have
been made for a steamer to leave Rockets DAILY
at o'clock A NJ and o'clock I. Al for the pur.
pose OF towing barges and taking TO Dfewry's Bluff
aaartelmaster and cominssary stores and other ar
ticles for the army and navy. Except IN cases OF
1neYgency steamers will not be FURNISHED at other
hours JOHN III. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge oficc Special Service,
;eu-ts Navy Department,
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ANOTHER RUMOR.

1t was currently reported yesterday that the en-
omy had landed force at the White House. on the
Pamunkcy river twenty-four miles from Richmond,
and that their advance had reached Tunstalla sta
ton The numerical strength OF this force Is not
mentioned, but those who credit tho report believe
that it is :, body raiiing purposes intent AWoii
informed gentleman, who left King William county
Yesterday morning, gives it as his opinion that the
story is entirely without foundation.
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yp,Iow FEVER AT NAssAu.-The yellow fever Is
raging violently at Nassau. Large namGe,s are .
dv;ng daily. Among the victims Is MI biaif,
asntieman Known in tlte theatre world ~ the nus
band Of Miss Ella Wren,
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, J
Posr-oFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
AiInllSf Il lNiti ]


"HE PRESIDENT OF THE N1RGi-
i MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
to enter into the usual contract for carrying Tie
mail on that road, SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received the Contract Bureau of this department
until F. NJ of September 18th, 1861, for conveying
the mails OF the Confederate States Om the ist day
of October 1851 June 30th, 1867, IN the State ol
Virginia, Oh the following routes, connecting TINS
city with Staunton; ;,
ROUTE No. 2,7O6.-From Junction, by NocPs,
Beaver Dam, Frederck's Hail, ToleIsvllle, Louisa
Courthouse, Treyillian's and Mctons, to G0itons-
yille-ftty miles and back, three times 4 week
ROUTE No. 2,706 {A).-From GordorsVule, by
Cobham Keswick and Shadwel to Chtllottesvllie,
Virginia -twenty-one miles and back three times il
week 80 ,
ROUTE No 2, JOG (Bl.-Ftom charlottesville, by
the University of Virginia, Ivy, Mechums rver,
Greenwood WayncSborough and F1shersvllle, IL
Staunton-thirty nine miles and back, three times d
week
Bidders for Route No 2,706 will propose schedules
of arrivals and departures, making close connection
with the arrival Of the mail train Oh the Rltini1hd
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad at the juno
tiou with a rate of speed Of travel not less than tour
miles All hour. The accepted bidders on the othei
routes will be required to conform to the schedules
making close connection with the routes tollnlIit
the line and at the rate OF 9peed III the trans
mission of the mails. JOHN IL Rf-AhAN'
au l3-d4w POSTMASTER i-ocliei"i'
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-. IImr>a. LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,

~ Urrl>8 LIVERY AND SALE SrABLES,
X .',.. RI. huuui, Na.-iorsoS, Bugelcs, and
Wa ,.,f ,i,r:,,uien's saddle Horses for hire
i.."'- -, ~ l.,try ~ the day, week OF month,
ii .5-@ "a, r,g taken Of them. Horses, Busgiee
a'ti ,,' i.,D.ht and sold on commission. Foi
ai,A l'.'" f.,,lly liu!s,, and u beautiful ladies'
~''. ~, aE,l, phrgun and Double Harness.
iviN 'N' IIplMAS RUSKEIL * co,
.s s.. froPTietoTs.
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TRElsURY DEPARrME.:r
TREASURY NOTES-m or


TANED TREASURY NOIES.-in or
der 10 promote as far practicable. ttr early
EHuidation tv the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
rer and P4y D.poitaree iii the different states, are
hereby authorized TO receive the said notes, except
ina Tor same certificates Of loan upon hypotheca-
tlon Of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be PAYABLE demand after the expiration OF ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, IN payment OF bonds,
when sold, at the rate Of 665 per ceiltum
q. y. TRENHOLM,
M 12-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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- Sgr,l&. NoTlcE.-Special attention
x, ..,,,. >.lc THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
5ss'' 1..r7g!s, \ Walthtlrs stock of fine OLD
q Ny'>|1x.. IDRACCo, CIGARS, and other dcsra-
or. rs mentioned general advertisement.
81. Ah' 4 TOBACCO will be sold
AS. n THOMAS ", kEESEE, Auctionecr
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.X~ Tgr pJRL1c PRAYER MEETINGS,
kS' ,.,-t,an ot the \oung Mems Christian
,0i" u" ...,' NH Is, hcla EVERY EVENING thus
80 a ..l..k Ia Dr. nuncan's church, corner
y. 3. d. -,i r,ltA StIcsts. Soldiers, strangers,
A t4'' al M. invited 10 attend au 29-it'
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Slfbmond 9ispattb,

Inc DAILY DisPATcu is sold to News Dealers a,
TWENTY csSTs per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author.
i@ed TO charge ONE DOLLAR AND PITY CENTS Deg
week 10 regular subscribers ~
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vI,UE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECO.

VERED ffom his late illness. will attend his
oiice from TODAY, and will DO pleased to zee his
patients and the public generally. splendid as
sortment Of GOLD FOIL and other materials on
hand.
Persons Wishing to see me ON business, after once
hours, will please call al my residence, ON Marsha
street, between First aud Adams.
NJ A. BI4ANKMAN,
Surgeon and Dentist, IS Main street.
au aS-6f
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s-7 SuaCKoR MILL,
Seventeenth street, across the D1cE
faky AND WHEAT GROUND ON TOLL.
tInI-P AND MEAL FOR SALE.
=. ss-lat'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AFTERNOON PIrAsvRH Excursion.
$lftWER WILLIAM. AtiiSoT Sc will Will make r,,',
4, fi.f NJ" AFTERNOON next, the seth instant,
,s u 49,. wharf at o'clock and returning about
aaIs,,,roN MUSIC is engaged for the occasion.
tu.,nrSIiNENrS will he found oa the boat.
IAN ti - ." ~ mice au 29-2t.
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NIsCKLL EoUB

1t Is reported that the Twenty, third army eorps
commandsd by General sehoiieid, left the Atlanta
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EOR SALE, a young M1LCH COW,
i raised in Richmond, which gives three 70 four
gallons milk a day. Can be seem at JOHN REIN
IfARDT'S place, on the Meadow Bridge road, near
Dr Deane's farm au 23-6ts