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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

Ono Of oaE officers who was present At the takin,
rf Plymouth, told us al ansedote the other day
which is about tho best nstr.tion OF the cool, m.
h.cshng miu'lcnec of Yankee thicvins which ~
have YET hear,i.
shortly after the taking Of the town one of the
yankee chapiains camc up TO Gen. Hoks, and in
the LandcAt manner sad to him Gsosral, hops
shall DO allowed I" retain this chest OF theoloS-
cal works presented 10 me BY ny friends from the
N"r,!'." pointing no spoke to An open chest con-
tain,iig books.
Certainly, sir" repiied Gen. Hoke; "the p,i
'afe property Of the Federal officers shall in al
easc. he left to thc.. ~Yoa srcm 20 have . veiy
haudsome calicc,ion. sadsd he, carelessly tskine
up volume Of Seous Family Bibie asd opening
IT. On tho ~ leaf, "a bis surprise, 10 read The
"n.n. of Mr.; JOSIAH Collins. Laying II down with
out rcInark, he picked up . LONDON edition Of Bat
lcIs works, ssd read iseusibed % The Arst page.
Charles Pettigrcw."
Turning 70 tb. chaplain who still stood beside
h,,.,, he exclaimed, How darc yes. you Infamous,
as you DO attempt to paln OF ssea = hiek With
me- and tell nae these books were presented TO Won
ny yonr friends in the North, whse they stolen
from Southern gcntlenDa
On General they v.re Us aid. presented to
me by my ffiend froa the North. thosgh il true,
they obtained them In Carolins."
The officer 4shc assd this incident to 10 had Il
from Que OF otsn heks's aids who was Stsssnt and
himself saw TIC ooks. Tho last ssso Of that chap
!ain he was trading on foot with the rest Of the
Plymouth prisoiers, minus his "theoloRical libra.
ry."-E|ehanae Japer.
c--------."?. rhs particulars Of the ssht near
Huntsville, lass Sunday. between Bill Andersons
gang Of forty kuerillas, and body Of militia The
tight took place about three miles south of Hunts.
Vile The nsiliti. bad been sent out from Allen
in pursuit of Anderson's gang. and while upon the
ROAD between Huntsville and Smithland, were
Wa, ned that the bushwhackers were short dis
tamcc in advance of them. They instantly dis
mounted htchcd their horses. aud, forming in
line, advanced on foot.
The rebels meanwhile wcre watching their move
iucns. and by circuitous manTuvrc, got betwc
the militia and their horses. and captured all Of
the latter
In the attack which, then followed, the militia
wci0 taken at disadvantage, and four Of them
killed. one mortally wounded six severely wound.
81, and the remainder dispcrsed. One bushwhack-
cr was killed and several Others wounded among
the latter ltill Anderson. the leader OF the gang,
vino received two halls in tho shoulder.
After the hight the rebels permitted a party of
the. citizens from Huntsville. 10 como aud barry
the dead Union soldiers. =
Andcrson's gang is the same that robbed
huntsville abont ten days ago. and killed young
Daplnn.- LvrisrHks .y.vraoI
--->PS<O><----
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

3- Brig. Gen. J. G. Martin, has taken COM
aiand of tho district Of Western North Carolina
lie gives notice that "fuI pardon will he granted
To all dcscriers and absentees who surrender them
selves or before the 10th day Of Scptsmbcr
Those who fail to respond 10 this offer may expect
the extreme penalty 10 be dealt out to them.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

- This is the sixteenth day since Gen. Wheel
or started on his expedition to Sberman's rear
If the proper degree of energy and skill has been
employed, . vast amount Of injury must ere this
have been inflicted upon the Yankee communica-
tons.
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Of several millions Of dollars.

GAxeEExE AMONG YANKEE PnisoJEEs.-Wc
learn from of tho Surgeons OF Camp Oslc-
thorpe that nearly every Yankee who comes down
wounded from Atlanta, is affected with sansrenc
In many instances il is very fatal.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27
Ito COMMlssARIES.

NTE have printed on grod paper, Form No. &
w Abstract Of Provisions sOld to Officers
aerccah!y the late order of the Commssary Gen
c:al. Orders can be sen: 60
THE REBEL OFFICE.
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TNfH'%
The Crops In Virginia

The rocsat raiss bs~s s.~n snmeoseiy Beneficial
To- the late panisa corn, and alec the sorghun,
crop. Any serSoas dokcisocy in the ruppiy of the
former would bO Of the scvsrsst disasters that
could bsfA people, and tso week. ago IL seemed
~ n we would ls doomed IN sSr~ri<nre 1t. More
than six weeks ~ continued dry weather, with
burning saa M tho time. brosEht this grain crop
al0ost % the verge OF destruction and inspired tho
most gloomy aYrrcheosicss. Tha, portion of it
which vas piaais-d early much injured and
coed deal OF II irreeovahly Bat, thanks To
ki.d PsoYideacs, the rains came In time to the
crops eeessaiyr from the failpsc which threat
ensa, asA although Il may uSt reach an average
yisld g vili not Sc far below IL. There will be
onesGh a,a43s to meet ihe~wants Of consumers pro-
vided Il IL c3ruidIly and economically used. So
tbsrs pssd b ~ sncssness upon the food question.
Tia soeKthm crop viii be . magnificent
from tie kPposnsat"x 10 the Roanoke. and consc
ssesaiy cor supply Of n,olasscs will be ample
his d Itself III great blessing and should DC
grsssfnl 70 Heaven for it. The breadth of land
Sppsvpriated TO- the culture Of this crop the pres
81 year 10 more than double what il was the last
aid although it's growth WAS retarded b. tue
drought. the plant itself not materially
worsfed.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

va The Louisville Journal says, tina. witi,ir
The month past tho rebels captured trains and des
troycd Government property on the line of tho
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

WAR II HAS cosr.-Tho New York Herald says
that for every niger made free by Lincoln's war
. white rnan hiss died and s., 000 been spent and
afsr al oue-folrth Of the freed negroes have per
ishsd already BY famine. disease and bullets. The
Herald asks what will be left Of the north If they
70 on n that rate till the whole four millions arc
freed.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

- We 80 list our gallant young friend, 1t.
Gel q -. Hsssx, has heos appointed temporary
Pssvsot Nanhail General Of the Army OF Ton:
nssssA IL sPpomtmcnt to this high and gcspon-
49, rssiHoA sslsising il does, snch Sssisi tai.
ssts ssd ss4ssias sssrEy, indicates Al sassst of
eeaeAssss aad sstssa On the part Of tho commsA-
S9-is-CaiaE which must be Is gratifying TO Col.
H0sy - 4 u 70 his numerous frisads.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

WiLxsxcroS MoyEY MAnkxr.-Brokcss are
buying 1t the following quotations:
Confederate Bonds, 1868, SOS, do. 1877, s1l3
do. 1851, Sis.
Fou. per cent. Certificates SO.
30 Notes, SO.
Gold $40; silvcr als; s.srii.x bills. SIS Coz o.s.
Rank Notes-NoRth Carolina s.; Georgia - 50;
Virginia and Sosth Carolina 81 So Coe oeo.
North Carolina Treasury Nstss 81 ~
Wiisjssson Jesrssl, l7ik isst.
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~ The Shssvspost News Il lsas 49, s.ga
On lsst Ssezsaay, aAoat eight hundred Be1ssul
prisesss: i.n this P.Ase - b ssshaaeed. We -
Red River.
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$40 REV ARD.

NLAbo HA srn EoN"REssIrN,J DI>5nIcr)
Griffin. Ca, .in,us; 10th. iSGi I
nR. J. +. Mickey iaadc a., ,;ea,ia, ,o hi.
- Office for exemption, ,yfici, has been d;sap-
proved by the .Eurcau &c c"n>crp;ion. Ecpdins
the action on his application he was allowed fur.
iouen' ut tho expiration Of which he . rcpor:
10 this office, or bo considered n dcscrt.r This
sur"ugh expired six weeks ago. The above re-
ward will be paid for hi. delivery TO these head
qusrtcrs
Descriptive list Of j. r. Mckee, age - year,
height feet fair. hair light. eyes blue
blind in eye. Is. u.HEwToN,
Licut. anil T.. q. eth Conc. Dist
Macon Telegraph copy four times ard send hill
to this office.
aug2a- 81.
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TmE CKors.,-We are happy to lesrn that in
most material Improvements in the prospects Of the
corn crop. The genial showers = the past few
weeks have worked . eurpsixing saaage for the
better and there Il no doabs that . f6il average
crop will be made Potatoes, bk.ns, peas, &c,
look vigorous and fksrishine, while the sosaho
promises . most ebusdaot yield. Sieversi PAN
ters have already eommenced the manufacssfe Of
syrup.
There is good .icsi Of last years corn still in
<hc country. A Rsrpvel planter recently sold
fourteen thoasasd bashela at $40 per hus;,el,
duet Of bis plantation. CkasIestOn (orri@e.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

Tue E,io. TIP to I late hour yesterday evening
n"1hing further WAS heard from the reported raids
coming down Sroin Atlanta. We heard that par
~ al them within thirty miles Of Easouton
Tuesday. Not the slightest apprshsnsions appear
cd i" he felt in the city yesterday concerning tho
rr.I';.cr.-.N"eon Confederate effAe 25h.
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,issi.pi District overwhelming. Tho like has
never been seen before. Texas alone could fecd
The cn:To army for year.
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rH- Tho Chicago cerrespoeden. OF The st Loui.

IE- The Chicago correspondent OF the 81. Louis
Democrat. under date Of July L. writes - Goews:
Now, ! am not Yankee. bat I viii basasA
guess that the candidate will be selected hoa Ne
following, with . chance strongly II favoS q The
Nelson, Of New York. For Vice yesjiDht--Ar.
Guthrie, Of Kentucky. has tho inside tAaak. Mr..
Fillmore, in feet, lies there Pds in Ba1ae. reaay
is like . stone ready for the builder. who must
have il to complete his ediGcc.
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w ANTED.

4 SITUATION - teacher, by n young lady Of
"A experience. Teaches Music DC. Address
Post Office. box No. Is. Griffin, Ga.
aug2j-tf
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27
The Battle of the 9Th Of August.

The Baltimore Gazette Of tho iSth inst, under
its summary news-be.d, gives the Northern view Of
the fight upon ouY left Of the 9th of August
There can no longer bc any doubt that the battle
Of 9th Of August, before Atlanta, quite q scri
affair. For several days previous Gen. She.
making all pece.sazy arrangements for deter,uin-
cd assault 1u Hoods works. Tho object of the
Federal commander was to forcc his way TO the
Macon road and compel Hood either to accept bat
tho in the open field or TO evacuate Atlanta
The Increment vas intended 10 have been secret.
sudden, and II was hoped decisive. Delays, how
ever, occurred On the 1th and 5;h, the troops of
the Odd and lI.h coFps were in limo of battle, and
positions were assigned tham from which
gagcment tn have been brought on. On tho
evening Of tho 9th, tho Huh corps supported by
portion Of the cSd, vas ordered I" advance aud
drive the cueny FROM portion IN front Of the Fcd
cral line. Misunderstanding point Of military
etiquette arose bctsrecu the commanders. AMI the
movement was not made. Orders were finally is
sued for the columns to advance ut daylight on the
9th.
At the appointed timc, tho fourteenth corps, sup
ported by the Tvsn.y third, crossed Utoy creck,
drose In the encmy's skirmishers and pickets,
line of eazthwors thai the Confedcrates hal thrown
up a xuccossioa Of hills, and whose possession
would open the way 70 tho Macon railroad. The
federal troops advanced to within twenty yards Of
tho works. when the Confetcratcs, who had rcserv-
ed their Ere, poured a.o tho assau'tins column =
perfect Of bullets ich struck the down
by hundreds. Animstcd BY determination to force
The line .. any cost the troop, sonsinne nossrihe
persistent that they Sadly ssootled aud fell back,
leaving their 3ead and Weondesl in tho hands
of the enemy. TEa lo,s sustained in this At
tack by the int brigade Alone Il estimated at 300.
the whole k.s, till u xsaeAsd thAftont 81 tho Fiji
tecnsh eesPs, vheh vas holly sngssed for more
tran an hour but the results In that quarter arc
not Gi1sa. Ths 6ssssd, Third md Twentieth ccrps
succeeded. Affef uPar0 oaeA 0onent. In ADVANCING
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Our Navy.

ONt
All tisut concerns lis wOlEaro is-of tho highest
interest to people 1t is peculiarly entitled to
its generous sympathy, for its officers have been
the martyrs, and where opportunity has offered
hare proved ,hcmscsves the heroes Of this war
No Nelson himself with his shining star. Mt the
battle Of the Nile. challenged with = more daunt
less breast the shots Of the enemy, than Buchanan
triumphant on the deck Of the Virginia, or shot
down on the deck Of the Tennessee. And n with
him. so with others, Of lower rank. but not esscr
TaAal, surrounded BY the feet Of the
enemy, in his little cookie boat OF steamboat at
Posa Royal Tucker, in his wooden guntcat. in
the great fight on the Potomac, and Hae.r, oppos.
ed to monitors and three dcckers, fighting when
he could not stand, on his .inking ahen Of ship
on the waters Of fhc Mississippi. These are the
proper types and expoucnts Of their brave dsvo-
zion. nd on the ocean, IN their woudrous career
the Mabnma and Florida--who have borne tic
flag Of the Confederscy, more prosdly, dealt tho
adversary more cruel blows, and attracted more
the adnira.isn q the world. Who more than
scmmcs and Maf'itt, aud NOW Norris end WoodY
They have swept the commerce or the eneuy from
every sea, aud compelled il to take protection md
cloak itself beneath the flag Of is ancient Eoe SO
the land--at Ercwry's Biuf-battssies handled
by the skill. and backed by the vaior Of naval on
GERS, for the trs. time placed IN impaxsabie bar
across the James River, and taught the Yankee
sailors that they could not break it or pass It, and
that tho James WAS not among the rosds to Rich
mond.-Charhssa0n Mercury.
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- Tie precspitate retreat OF the y ankcc ar
ny n North Mississippi is unsccountablc, except
apsa - rssenPtion that 1t has been ordered 70
The rs6sf Il 0AseDan. The fact that Forrest, with
two - thsss bsignAes, WAS in the Of that
my. Z - adequate reason for the movement Of 10
lsrRs body Of tsoops, and q the time ths rc4rest
eoonssssd, Il II probable thaa news had been re-
esivea q ths inPortant movement in Shcrn,an's
rsar, % Seriously tiReatening his army on the
qnsut3oa of supplies. II would not surprise to
hsa1 fhsE IL army Of General Smith hrd moved
toww4s <Aat4anooga.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27

- Gov. Wsats, Of Ais-, has ordered aliens to
taIs - sDs, - leave the State.
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DAILY REBEL"
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
Griffin. Ga.
HAVING purchased the NEw AND EXTENSIVE PrISrISa
EsrArr,>rrNENr formerly owned by Mc.sr,. HILL &
Sw,yzr. prepared to execute
ALL Kinds OF PRINTING,
in style be surpassed by any other suils. esssb.
iisi,ncnt In the Conftdcracy
Is the largest and the material 4.
certainly the
Newest sad Most Es.hteasets
Having secured o largo stock " EXCELLENT
STATIONERY, hotter than ever prepared L. do
nh Kinds Of
ARMY PRINTING,
a, short notice, AMI ra,cs more issonabc than
AL BLANKS rsxp NJ
Quartermasters.
-ConamisSaries,
Ordinance Officers.
Surgeons,
,nd others kept hand FIR sa,e. printed orar,
Expeditions Manner.
Having ss., stock Of FINE srAf4oxKEy, AND
CARDS. We prepared IN execute
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FOR SALE.

A MITCH COW, with young cat Engnirc "f
r. EhDLEMAN IN Ter LII. Once.
hug23
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y wT, w S'1sa TUX " HEAL
/ WILL cS'tancu shoes or Salt for Wheat.
N arket House.
-c,-
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--rxMy ony d p ny j6A6 81 our soYdisI5, and
old ones 1t that, hnvs not Yen learned y dcsist
from probing and ti,,kcrins with urexp,oded shells
that have been thrown by the enemy. Notwith-
standing all that has been said, by the press and
their Offices, urging them 10 avoid handling or
stirring these alvey. dangerous missiles. Yet i, is
Of smost daily occurrncc TO hear Of soldiers being
mortaiy wounded BY the explosion Of these mex
pioded shells, caused by soldiers picking n, them
with their knives through curiosity or other wise
This should be stopped if possible.
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~. wn have very reliable authority for ST.
ting thst at Last accounts from Clarksville Tenn,
Col. This g. Woodward of the 81 n.y., rcgiurnt,
81 Co. - johnson. With considerable force.
~sss eeesRysXH that place Tho GREATER part of
tie gnr:issn had hecn withdrawn to strengthen
6henmaS, and although she place is strongly forti-
I'D, Il II aadsrstoed that il g,vs:. up without
lshs. This H. second time that Coils. Woodward
and JoAnsson have captured GAINESVILLE. The k-st
uns h Asg.st, 1852, when the list Ohio regimen,
Cel. RsAnsy Mason, surrendered with large
aoo1.t Of eomnissary storos without firing gun.
Ih9s ars not two more gallant officers IN the cav
alsy ssEviee Of the Confederate States.
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~KSry sfPd Ssie.i ia..r. were .udar NV
snd SnezP ssseteJ brssEht to gsisf in this. city
night OF tvo sisse vA8s reff csr.tsss (. very i'll
hammered jest seon rewly married cocplc, ina the
shape of Of those horrible sercnades tina. wakes
The very 'icm"n Of disturbance aud makes night
b1ecous." Some of tn, party were dressed in fc-
male attire, for the Purpnse, suppose, Of giving
the Affair some rsspectab,'iiy. The whole party
Wa sShh'sA sP - M s.ssd SD pss nnderdsres
The oaieer Who ordarsd then s.asr arrssf, very
iuoeenily supposius that they veos Of dissens Sex
es,proeeeied 10 .eparas tho ewes from tho goats
the seose Of Proprety, when he was informed OF his
nistske They we're kept sndss gard = part Of tn.
night aud then turned loose, wiser il not better
men. -"-
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The a.nored Renewal of Necot...,ons =
Niagara.


We have il on the authority of the New yort
AeF0fd. Win ha
there has been another interview at Niagara be-
tween Mss:.s. Gay and Holcombc On the ono part
aad certain agents Of Lincoln on the other Fart.
looking to an armistice, with n view 10 peaceful
adjustEasa. Of the difficulties between the North
and the South.
So anxious we, in common with the people of
the Confederate Stats, to reach the conclusion of
this bloody DRAMA that bu, feel i lively in
tersst in everything, however trivial, having q
beasiag IN that way. It Is proper to say, however
that Ne attach bat little Importance to tho dit of
the Herald for the reason, first, THAI i, could
come through . moro questionable channel: and.
secondly, because we have every rcason to believe
that II Lincoln il entertaining such proposition it
is not with an honest purpose, which would promise
good results, but n trick to DC used in
Canvass In which his known hostility to any other
aTbtzA0sas than the sword K he the chief arsu-
nsnt against him. 1t is generally understood that
the 6rst card of Saunders q CO., was intended as
easeA for the benefit of the peace element of the
North h the ensuing canvass, and that il was emi-
neatly successful likely to result to the serious de-
trimert of Lincoln and his party. In view of this
fact and the dishonesty of the man, take it for
granted that even If the Hera1d's information is
teae, there is wantingha sincerity on the part Of
Lincoln which is likely IN lead profitable resuif.,
unless skey come rs the mcrc incidents tn iufu-
eaee that has gone beyond his control.
II tr2e, it at lea0 argues that he recognizes the
growing sentiment of the North, more pacific than
his own, which he finds it necessary to concilia1c
uisIead and in this view Of tho matter VIC are en-
eosrssed in the hope that reason may not far
have foraker the northern people that It will not
esnsn to them again, after the bitterness of
risssa cd ssabfs n to resumeonee nors-xciaiions
. somewhat ~ harmony with the character of n
chsisaiap are and civilized people
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ALL KINDS OF PRINTING,

Having secured o largo stock " EXCELLE
STATIONERY, No better than eves PREPARED t'
nh Kinds Of
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,ExcIrEnKsr N GoInAs.-Dy the latest hsrspa-
PET accounts it apPsan that considerable exeiteI
ment prevailed in New York in consequence Of tho
Tallahassee making hsr appearance Of Sandy
Hook, and rsaezs thst had reached Gov. Seymour
of > contemplated iEvssioa Of tho State BY the
rebels from Canada The Gosssnor has issssd IN
order sslli.s out t,oeps, nd pfasine tho orthcrn
border counties under command Of General John A.
Greene. A yaDkes skipper vho had been over
haalsd by the T.llaAassss ssar Sspdy Hook, re-
ports shas IL = the i,entnn Of tse pirate craft to
enter New York harbor. No wonder the Gotham
ites are in terror.
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HAVING purchased the Srw AND EXTENSIVE prISriS,
EsTArII>IrNEN1 formerly owned by Mc.sr>. HILL
Sw AYE, pr pared 70 execute
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DI:SERTl:RS. ,

HEAD'oRs. BOTH GA RGr August ~. 1861.
VINHE usual reward of tS.1j thirty d..lars will la
l. paid for the arrest AMI delivery Of each of tbs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-01
San cfranristo Advertisements.

ToCO61espO00e0o residing
or any lsart 81 the Pseihc coast hoxexer distant.
Who nzAr desire the opinion aaa advice Of pr.,
fOsng, On their respective cases. and Who ,hih
rrOf%r to suts,ii a written sta;-nen, % s.cu,,l
Prrirrenee 10 holding a persoaAi Interview. arr
rrzF~c'fsiiy assured that their corzns anic.tion.
all he b+ii mo-i sacred ~ ysgng TAKES thi.
opportunity Of observing that all letters are onls
Opened and replied 10 ~ him-sf. and the laiter
a. pFonP;ly a. possible. II the case he fssiy aud
esn4i4lt Described p~-sonai cOrrm9nicaiion. viii
he szF~rue&e4, - Instructions Tor diet; r~xinen
and the r~seral tre.,naeni Of the Itself ,ia-
cis1ing III, rrta-ties,l oil be for~arte1 xi;hoa,
delay, ant n such . manner as 30 eoavey no idea
Of the PsrpOri Of the letter parcel 20 trassnit
ted.
Bar o8oe Isl Clay street; San Frsneisco
tcusglts;5on gratis C Young ND
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