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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-09

MsjoT-Gsn. Meade has announced to such
troops whose terms were about to expire that
the War Department has decided that the term
of service of a regimsat is to be computed from
the date of muster into the service OF the United
States, without references to date OF enrolment
or any service rendered State. twas against
this order the troops were protesting, as was an
nouneed by telegraph, few days since.
The Federal Congress is considering 9 bill
spprOpriating S25. 100000 for the pay, srming,
squipping and transportation of the volunteers
called out by the President for one hundred
dsys. If passed, where is the money to come
from
Among the queer things uncovered by the
Wilkes courtmarfAl is the successful endesvor
Of Sanford. the Yankee minister at Brussels, TO
hsvs the war frigsts Vanderbilt used to collect
claim of bis against 8 South American State
Of $l5O,OOO. The proof was furnished BY
Wilkes during bis trisl
Great activity is said to be manifested every
whaTe Of late throughout all the Northern and
Northwestern States in forwarding troops to the
seat Of war, and in filing their places with
home guards and the milifs of the various
States.
It is stated that Grant is exceedingly anxious
fer Mcclellan and Fremont to be assigned to
duty in the army of the Potomac. The New
York Herald has been reporting and favOring
the scheme fer two OF three weeks.
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FHE ATLANTA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION IN
making prepsra isrs FOR .hs anticipated battle II
North Georgia earnestly request the public to forward
money, eloshiug cloth. lint, bADdGses, food and del
eaeiss of ali kinda Especially do the Surgeons de-
srs that the hospitals be furnished with vegstsoles-
sueh as lettuce. mustard, peas, onlOns, etc.
Articles forwarded viii be properly secured and
carefully snd jaaieiously sppiisd There is teach
ing slgnisesnsy in the above requsst-ssPseiaIiy %
these who have friends sRd relatives in asa John
ston's command And they nuss remember thss no
special proviaion be sde fer their friends Ana
fher sick and dying beds to be properly attended,
upou Il nusi ke from nesss provided 81 hey saoaid
ever be, for an our gallant defenders. Ths quiet
which has existed for SO lcng tme sFeFy senziois
person sses may Be ntsFruptsd a. any day ana tnose
who intend 70 p=iforn CT tAsir Eoss sacred Asd
Imperative du ss are esFDssty resuessd to forward
sncb suUulies ss srs enumerated seovs.
However. q iitsle more thsn 4 mere announcement
Of the shove request Is rsqairsd- ApPeals Of this
character are hardly necessary in his country where
the psopls have shown such readiness to display the
Bost sxslted hsroisn In promoting tts comfort and
sueeess Of ihs army.
Direct all contributions to airs ISAAC WNsHIP,
President EUH B. eOODE,
my43t Secretary Atlanta Hospltsl Association.
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sLsd River Expedition a Failure.
y .'-ln y s1on ooErssPeadsnes New York Tinssl
a letter has been reeaived in This city from
ForIer, which pr0nOunees the recent ex-
peofiien up the Red river most disastrous fsil.
afs- More than thirty pieces Of artillery. a
l1ss quantity Of small arms, several hundred
Wagons. hrst class gunboal, and four thou
9-nu p5isoneis were taken By the ConfsderaEss.
La addition TO sll these eapsnres. ws A. -,r
soid that ths psymaster's safe, containing ore
million OF greenbaek5, fell into the hsuds Of r.
enemy a writer at New Orleans, an exirse,
iIon Shose letter il published by the Bosson
C0aTle7, Estimates the Federal less a. seTs1
Thousand men, and adds that Gen. Basks "a,
forced % retreat sixty miles,
Admiral Porter reports to The Navy Depart
meni that the gunbosts aad transports sb5ve
Grand Eeors, IL retreasing dlwu the rf7er. were
constantly tired upon from the shore, and TIA
OF the gunboats Left At Grand Eeore, two vsT,
aground above tie bar, and wsFs rot hksly 70 B,
gotten oH this season, unless the river shsul5
riss.
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Anendnens q .he Constiru,Ion.

The United States ssnats has voted the fol
lowing amendment to the Constitution;
Be Il RssOiusd By the Ssnats snd Honss of Rep.
rssszteti0ss Of the Usifsd States Of AmsTieG, in
Congress assembled, two.thirds OF beth Honses
eoneurring, that the following article be pro
posed to the Legislatures of the several States
as an amendment 20 the Constitution Of the
United States, which, when ratified by three
fourhs Of said Legislatures, shall be valid to all
inteiits aud purposes, as part Of the Constitu-
ton, namely:
Article XIII, Section I. NsitheT slavery nor
involuntary servitude, except IS punishment
for crime whereof the party shall have been dulv
convicted, shall exist within the Uuited gtntec
or any plaee subject 10 their iurisdiction.
Ssction2 2. Congress shall have power To an.
force this article BY appropriate lesislation.
Tho vots was ayes 3S, noes 6.
The amendment is passed too late to be sub-
nittsd 10 the Slate Legislatures Of the North
this year, snd of course cannot 20 into effect
But it furnishes theme Of agitation upon
subject Of the etsrnsl negro, and that is al that
Is wanted By the politicians at Washington.
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Prom the Dalton Front.
THE E5EMY REPpLsRD SUNDAY
EVENING.


DALTos3 Asy s.-Hooksr's corps attempted yesisr-
day afternoon to carry Dug gap by storm but the at
tack was defeated by Grigs5ys Ksntusky cavalry and
the ist Arkansas nfsntry who repussd three assanls
iahetinE heavy loss on the enemy.
Our ammunition becoming exhausted the men re-
sisted the last assault BY PeIng the enemy with stones
uti The rFisAl Of Granburys Texas brigade Ehsn the
enemy were routed as be hastily withdrew.
Our loss was very small
One Yankee Lieutenant aud twenty men were cap
tured
Slight skirmishtng was going On in front up 70 dark
The enemy hEyins mazssd a heavy force in front Of
Rocky face i've lines OF battle being visible twaa
thought they would attempt to carry by thli
morning, but s. yet demonstration has been made
Naval Battle in AlbeMaPIe sound.
WLNINeToS, Msy s-COmmodore Cock. with ths
fron-cad Albem7re, eugsged nine Of the enemys gun
boats In Albmarls sound the 6h, and sunk aud
disabled two. The SIGHT lasted from O'Clock P. N
un4iI dark
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$500 REWARD

WILL De paid FOR the apprehension snd delivery
w In any safe all 80 thss ear get The following
Ne groes
TENNESSEE, dark copper eoler tseatysix yszrs
Old, weighs two hundred pounds is i've feet ten nces
hish, and q q very sac locking fellow.
HOkTOH blsek, twenty I'VE year, old I've feet
seven inches high weighs hu1dred and ffty
pOands and wss raised in the lon country.
PHILIP, blsess tTenty-fCur yezrs old, 6Ys fest
eight inches high, weighs oas hun5rsd and eighty
pounds. srd spsska very slow.
SdARPEA, black i've feet aix inehss hish, weighs
one bandred and ferty rounds round shoulders thisk
hPR, large mouth. twenty years old.
TON, black, Ave feet nine inches high, wsigha one
haRared and seventy Ee pounds. twenty seven years
ed, stuttars very bad, and when excited be can
scarcely speak.
The three las. named are brothers and 1srs raised
IN Hsneoak county. ALFRED BAKER.
ms 3 2m Augusta Ga
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RETUREIE6.-Aftsr the iall Of Plymouth, 4
great number Of citizsns hssseued there to re-
claim the property stolsE from them by the
Yankees. Besides large number Of negroes,
horses and ether articles Identified by their own
eTs, We learn that gentleman found there his
family eSrTiEge, which had been taken from him
By the Yankee General VESSEL, snd kept and
used By him Tor his own private pleasure.
About Plymouth, Is in other districts o7srrun
By the enemy, thsir oficsTs hare fessted and fat
tened on The goods stolen irom our cit zsus, and
We are glad 70 hesT that day Of reckoning has
come to those who have suffered from their pil.
laying. The garrison at Plymouth, for months
has had nothing TO DO but make raids on neigh
boring plantations, and their killings have been
limited 10 the number Of nseks Hrung Of stolen
chickens -Richr0zd EIaMissr.
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MILNE NEAR MIL CREEK GAP,
E,,,x- ry,fi.s -or.b Of Dultan MavS6 Iff

Pour miles north Of Dsltsn, May 8, Is64.
The enemy made general and determined advsnes
yesterday driving in cavalry, and approaching al
most within raags Of our lines
Bates and Stewards divisions eecupy this gap. Lit
tie skirmishing 40 far with our Infantry Peksts
TAs army Is All In position, rssdy for q general en-
gseemsnt
q All Is quiet IN front this morning, and viii probably
continue during the day, The pious Ysnkses VII
Of course, ebssrvs this bssutifuI Sabbath day. To
morrow we all expect q battle
Reports we're very eurrent yesterday aing Of .
great battle IN Virginia consequently there Is grss
zasf0r papers ths morning. Carriers are unable 70
supply The demand. The RsWG especially from the
trans Nississppi Department Is highly encouraging
The effect upon the army Il very perceptIble.
While 1t is considered doubtful whether the enemy
viii make direct attack upon cur position, we are
greatly mistaken If important events not shroni
clsd In this quarter during the present week.
HARVEY.
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HARD GALE.-Richmond was visited hast
week By one Of the heaviest storms Of wind,
hail and rain prevailed in this city which has
been felt for . number Of years. Il continued
to rage for over an hour, during which time
trees were uproOsed, roofs Of houses carried Of,
chimneys blown down, window shutters un-
hinged, and large amount Of injury sustained
otherwise. While At itS hight greater part of
the roof covering the German Lutheran church,
on Fifth street, north Of Leigh, was blown awsy
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GEN. s. D. LEE.-The Meridian Clarion an
nOuncss that by order Of the Secretary of War,
AAjoT-Cien. Stephen d. Lee assumed command,
on the Ist inst, Of au the cavalry in Alsbsma,
Mississippi, West TenEesSes and East Louisiana.
This gives him command of some - divisions
OF cavalry. Gen. Lse is an excellent officer,
and we regard the appointment as good one,
though we are inclined to believe tho hero Of
Chiekssaw bayou would prefer = command
nearer the flashing of the guns" Gen. Lee
viii make bis headquarters at Columbus, Miss.
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FRom THE DALTON FRONr.


No fighting was going on today, up to ten
O'Clock. The sffair of last evening was a gal
lAnt one, and its result evinces the spirit by
which cur troops are sctuAted. The repeated re-
pulse of whole eOrps, say two thousand men,
BY two regiments. is feat worthy Of high com
mendshon.
Rocky face, where the enemy made such dis
play last evening, by drawing up his forces in
various lines Of battle, Is, we are informed, 8
little to the LEFT Of our centrs. The ridge front
presented to the foe is = preeipitous one. giving
our line st this point every possible advaniags
of ground: and IS Al attempt At that partieu.
lar point would be foolhardy movement, the
threatening altitude assumed last Right waI
most probably blind, while the real move
msnt, if an early one is to be made, was being
prepared for slssWhers. A gentleman who il
well informed As to the topography Of the coun-
Try assures Us We may give the Yankees credit foi
too much sagscity 70 make an attack up Rocky
Face direct, no mEtter how strong their forces.
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BACON SUPPLiEs-The Richmond Whig
confirms the report that the commissary de-
psrlmsnt has recently come in possession Of
skree millions Of pounds eff excellent bacon,
which vii be none The worse, we presume, from
having been cured beyond the limits Of the Con
fsdsTscy, and it adds The reclaimed districts
in Eorth CaTolins are also furnishing large
quantities Of nics bacon. Several days ego, We
stated, on ofeisl aathsrity, that The 1.-THE Of ba
con in Georgia would exceed Eve millions Of
pons5s. All Of these facts tend to assure the
army and the country that the period Of short
Tations Is passing away, 10 bs followed, we
hops, BY season Of plenty If not Of peace.
FEDERAL PRISONERS The r ehmond En-
guirsy correets raisspprshsnsiou that prevails
amoag our soldiers in the hands Of the enemy.
that captures made In the trans BEississipsf are
not governed by the regulations Of the bureau
Of exchange, but are exclusively under the coz
svol Of the general commanding the tTsns-Siis-
aissippi department, as it is advised that this is
an error Gen Teylor did make a special ar
rsngement fer exchange with Gen. Banks, but
orders from Richmond have gone out to sus-
psad al such exchanges, and to put tbs pTis-
onsrs IN depOs, and hold them until further
orders from Richmond. There must bs very
aesriY Is many prisoners IN our hands west Of
lie Mississ;--iss thaFe are east, and if this be
20 we have between twenty and twenty-five
thousand Yankees in our possession. 1t cannot
Be ssceriainsd, exactly, how many We have,
ewing to want Of information from the trans
Mississippi.
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THR wAR VIRGINIA.

Another of General LEE's characteristics dis
patches, received this morning, conveys the
gratifying intelligence OF the continued success
of our arms in Virgins. A portion of the reg
ular press dispatches, mAde up Saturday even
ing, have failed to come through, and We ere
therefore without connected history Of the
progress of events. We infer from the report
that the enemy is getting ready to retreat, from
the fac. that bis right being turned he.hAs plsesd
the pontoons in the vieinisy Of bis Othsr posi-
lions. Ths prospect is really cheering st pres
eat; but GRANT is e persevering fighter, and
we may anticipate he viii continue his efforts /;
if not feasible in his present position, be will
probably commence new movements that will
involve an entire change Of position on both
sides.
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Appearance of ihe CssrEl. and Ds.ei,lrns

ca Beard.
From the Gir9ude Of BourdesRz. France, AprI 81
The Confederate cruiser Georgia, which Is
now in t1is port, has al the appearance Of the
most respectable steamers, and q cargo would
be put on board her without any hesitation.
She mounts only eight guns, but shs IS so
sharply built for running that there is not an
enemy that could escape her. Capt. Msfss, her
commander, is = young mEn Of good stature,
speshRg French fuently, and enjoying high
reputation in America. Tbs remainder Of he
ofieeTs are relatives Of the best families IN their
country. The eTe6 is composed Of enc hundred
snd twenty determined men, by no means Of
feroeious appearances. The discipline ca board
Is very ssTeFe. A few days since, shils the Of
heeTs were on shore. some Inhabitants Of Boz
deaux having visited the vessel, distributed
arusng the men some bottles OF brandy, and the
msJoTity OF them beeams the wore for HGuor.
Captain Msfds, on returning, had sixty Of theu
put in irons. We do not think We have any
right to divulge the object which is generally
assigned to the presence Of ths Georgia at Boz
desux, but hor departure wiz be, peThsps, less
tranquil than her arrival as 4 Federal vessel is
said to be cruising night snd day Of the mouth
Of the Gironde.
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FROM GEN. JOHNsTOps ARMY.
Heavy Skirmishing Sunday Evening
Six Federal Assaults Repulsed
Battle Expected To-Day
Special 10 Tie Memphis DAILY Appeal

Special to ths Memphis Daily AppssLI
DALTON, May 8, 10 o'clock, P. M-Ths enemy ad-
vaaesd By Mil Creek Gap, a; four e'eoek today. Our
videstea eIl into position and heavy diminishing fol-
lowed BY artillery firing, ensued. The execution Of
cur guns was pereeptible.
The enemy then masssd upon cur lsf. and assaulted
Dug Gap Hookeis entire corps made six ssssuIt but
were successfully rsrulsed
Col Ben. Hin with brigade, reached the position
hsia oy Co.'s GHgsby and williamson, At suadOwn snd
the hEhaEs was prolonged into the night.
We captured many prisoners and killed from one 10
two hundred Federals.
Gen Pat. Cisburns, with Grandbury's brigade. ha.
reached this point and great contest is expected to
commence to-day WAVERLY.
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GRCUEaR.

coSFEDBRAFs STATES OF AMERIOA,O
QU4RTEKEAsTER-eiKS- EHALs OFFICE, :
Hlchn0nd, april 23d, lS64-l
ALL ohssrs aud SCENTS CT Ii is Dspsrtnsnt srs
hereby notified hat in order to ntrodaeo proper uai
formity and systen IN eonnselioR with ths contracts
sxseutsd with the Fsetoriss 90 G1ysrzmsut account
aad to fnersass thereby the ysld thsrsef HsOr G. W
Cunningham, Quartsrmsstzr. hsrssos0rs in charge Of
the depot st Atlanta Gsergia-i entrusted sxoiusys-
l with the duty Of contracting In hshsR Of his De-
partnsnt with the Factories In ths States o. Sou.h
CarOns, Georgia Alasams, Ficrids Gad Mississippi,
He viii respond to reqaisitisus FOR material made
upou him by ocsrs in shargs Of dspOts fox the ELas
uf.e.ure az siothiuz A. r. LAWTOAr
rva1n usrferszztsr-Gfsu/
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GoOD NKws-Tne Richmond DispSteh Of
tbs 4sh announces, upon reliable information,
the safe arrival At Confederate port reesnsly
opened to blockade runners of four vessel,
heavily laden with stores, clothing, arms, sm-
muniiiOn, etc, of immense value to the Gov
ernment Among the provisions brought in
was three million pounds Of bacon and Eve
hundred bags coffee.
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Put THEN IN USE.-Tbe Richmond Rhig
understands that the signal bureau is very
much in need Of spy glasses, telescopes, etc,
tor the spring csmpsign. Hundreds of these
desired articles are in the possession of private
eihEsns who, on learning the need, viii gladly
donate them 10 the department. Even those
who cannot afford to give should promptly offer
to sell at 6 moderate price
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1fUGGINa

THE UNIrED STATES NAvX.-The ~. S.
Navy Register, for 1854, - reports the number
Of vessels, including these sill building, to be
6l7; among them y iron-elads, and two rams,
the Avenger and Vindiestor. From December
81, 1862, to March 6, 1864 the navy has lost 80
vessels BY espture, destruction, snsgging,
wreck, etc, inelnding six irou-elsds and three
rams,
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$500 REWARD Stolen from my stables, on
the night Of tie 4lh instant, an iron gray Mule,
some white spots on the shoulders, she'd sll
round. will pay $500 for the thief and proof
to convict, and 500 for ths return Of shs Mule
to me ss Atlanta
- D. 2 o..0o
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CNNFFDRRATE ~.

A IL psrE0ns Nho havs rot rssists ed their busi
u Eess profession are required 10 DO So ans
merchants and others Tired % maze ihsr guar
terly returns BY he 23th Of Kay.
The Assessors ofscs Il Il door to wits
Eoang's store. Ofies hours 10 y A. n and 70
p X J. n. WILLIS.
mvT lit Collector ~ District.
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MARRIED.,

In Trinity church Ashsvnls, n. c., April 9th, 1864
by Rev. J. Buxton Lleat VIZ z. HUsER lst Leafs
ana regulars, to Miss LILLY DEYERTEX, dsughtsr 81
Lieut. Gen. LsOaidss Polk, Q. 5. A., all Of New Or
leans
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DEsERTERs CAUGHT-we learn from th.
CoRrisr that on Friday last Capt T. 8. Reese
Of the 81 Confedsrats cavalry, brought intc
Rome, and turned over to Col Cameron, thirty.
six prisoners esptured in Blount, Walker and
Winston counties, Alabama. Twenty-si= Of
them are desersers from oar army, and the Other
ten are charged with aiding and assisting De
serters and reasonable conduct.
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STOLEN,
On the Morning Of the I'd Of Mays
from the Army News Depot,
Dalton, Ca,
4 LARGE CALFSKN POCKET BOOK,

CONTAINING about four hundred dollars in
~ FIFES,
One hundred and twenty dollars in new issue
two interest bearing (slOO) notes, three hun
drsd dollars in four per cent. certificates, and
some PAPERS, valuable to me alone.
If the gsEtISsaH viii return the PAPERS, or
send them through the post Otaice, 50 that I can
get than, be can have the MONEY and welcome
By SO doing be viii have that much to his credit
in settling with tie devil hereafter.
T. M. ACTON,
Army News Agent,
mv2fw ArulF Of Tennsssss.
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LHfLEh 10, 4
Special COsrsspondsncs Of he Memphis Arpssll
II rsE FIELD, Kay s, 1864


Special oOsrsspondsnos Of he Memphis Appssll
II TsE FuID, Kay s. 1850.
7o-Dag
Ths ball opsued 81 o'clock this morning. Ths enc
my advanced enc division In force, towsrd snieksrs
gap fous niles above Dalton, os our lsf, and were
hAndsoely repuasd Ths skirmiah lay alcng Stewards
line. The fns regular for several hours. bu. not
particularly bsavy. Small arms we're only used By
sharp IAOoserS. OOnsdsrsbls damage was done. Los'
sssfing on our rids.
The Prospect.
Every one anticipates crest battle to morrow The
ouads indications certainly favor this idea Coufer
are dashng hthsr and thither, guns are booming Row
and then, and reports of the most exsEsrAtsd es.srip
ton so from lip lip. do not lock FOR sight sui..
50 soon, although ii Is highly probable that they wiz
attack our lst tomorrow Hitherto our right has oeen
regarded tbs point Of investment but the 'eese p.
Tbs TsnR.ssss Troops.
Ysur heart would svvsI with prids # you could ses
the noble Tennessee boys who compose 50 large part
Of shls army Led by the most skillful and valiant
commanders, thsy especially eAeersd By the pres
enes OF their governor Hs Is here he never fails
to BE- when & aght Is on hand. Just out Of West Ten
nezzss uhsrs he passed through Forests late cam
pslzn Gov. Harris brsathss the air ef homs to tbs
troopE he appears among them constantly, delivers
tie most eueouragins addresses, and ia met with ez
presSi0ns Of enthusiastic welcome
Tbs Force Of the Essmy.
know that you want to know something Of shsr
mans force Wiser heads estimate it a. not over sixty
thousand Kpatrieks cavalry VIII not exceed tenth
part Of tha. uanbAr As to force 1t is sufficient 70
say that ne one here is frightened
The RssaIt.
Keep up the nveIisst heart Imaginable IN the rear
Thsrs Is no sort of Danger You nsver saw such pluck
in all your born days. Especially do not believe the
Onsroua rumOrs In circulation among the sPesuatOrI
wAYERLY.
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down to the smallest szs. Their heads project through
The large sized oress and their tails through the small
FOR keys Thssa pinshsd by the performer 10
prOdnos the notes. The Inventor play Dixie ad.
mirssIy, and Is praesiens when this cruel war is
over" HARVEY.
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For Ordinary.

BEING nnsbls % rssuns ny position n ths asld. ai
he solicitation Of ny fas1ds. Ennouaes myself
szndIAts for Ordinary q Fuioz county At shs s0n-
ing election. # elected, Em dsyOts myself 20 the
discharge Of The ddtiss Of he ofss, and VII bs
grateful 70 ny fsIiOE silizsns FOR thslr suPPOrt.
uy4td DANIEL PTFTNAN
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TEN ABLE-B0DIED NEGRO MEY
WANTED

I WILL pay ths hi gdest cash prices for TEN No.
L NEGRO MN in fanss 10 suit. Those having
such fer sale will cal on SpsEcs & Co. Decatur
street. Atlanta c.. & STBADNAN.
ms7 2w Isy-rerrsFiiie, Ga.
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NORTHWESTERN GEORGIA.-The Rome cOz-
risT, Of Saturday, says 4 scout who left Lafay-
cite Thursday morning reports no Fedsrsls in
Walker county, except one brigade of cavalry
n Rock Springs church, seven miles north Of
Lafayette, and none in ChattOoga county. AT
last reports there were no Fsdsrals in Wills
valley.