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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Pay Up.

Pay Up.
A number Of our frisnds have prompt.
y responded to our call to settle up their
Indebtedness, but large number are
still owing US: Come, friends, Mrs Jor-
dan. ~ well ~ ourself has need Of this
money. sad Ne trust you will settle with
- promptly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

~ The officers Of Capt. HEssrcs's
company of.i0o day men have requested
~ 0Pablish the following list Of names
Of those contributing to the support Of
ths ianiliss Of men enlisted in their
company. with the amount contributed
kvsneet
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Gen. FUTILE is likely to get himself
into hot water by his order driving all
free negroes out of Natchez. In view of
the service which these despised negroes
are performing for the government, such
an order as that of TurTLE's is q gross
outrage.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

for The Fair. Friends, let us get that
flag, and at the same time do a good
thing for the Soldiers, and for the Coun-
try.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

NOtiee.
The ladies Of The Hsldisrs' Aid Society.
she ~ nakiag faasy articles for the
Seminary ysir. are requested 10 bring in
sush articles n they have finished. at the
meeting on Wednesday s'ter noon of this
week.
Mrs. N. 7. BgxIs, Pres.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
All Right.

All Right.
~ The wife Of Capt. Herrick was
the lucky holder Of the ticket which
drew the large cake made by the Ladies'
Aid Society The cake has Melted the
Aid 6ooiety 500.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

WV. NorAs has found . pocket book
containing considerable sum Of money,
which he honestly proposes to deliver to
the owner. upon proof Of property.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

Markets.
Some grain is moving into market.
Wheat is se!ling at 95@97. and oats IS
656,. A.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

a good assortment always on hand. aud
made To order at short notice. We use nothing
but the best of Oak and Hemlock bark tanned
stock, aud
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
IT Is A POSITIVE FACT

ON ALL PACKAGES OF GOODS OVER
TWENTY DOLLARS, A DISCOUNT OF
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT WILL
BE ALLOWED FOR CASH PAYMENT.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Notice to Delinquents.

]. RICH. Ohm Co. Con.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OoMhfrTTED-Thomas BstsmaD, Johh Z. Knowles
snd Martin v Neal, Of Rivers battery, were arrested
on Saturday by policemen London and Yenabls on the
charge Of stealing large amount of goodE from Hsr
ris Male & o. several weeks since. The goods Wers
found deposited under the house Of Miss Rsbeeea
Thomson, two miles from the city. They were exam
insd before Juses Butt Saturday evening. and
mttsd 10 si 70 await trial at the next term Of the
Fulton Superior Court. Mrs Thomson and two Of her
daughters have been arrested for eoneesHg the goods
and will be examined before Justice Butt to-day.
ARRESTED. Jos knight, ons Of the hAuds At shs
Rolling MIL has besn arrested, and will be examined
before Justice Butt today trunk containing ieHelry
and clothing was found under box st his back door
belonging to Niss Davsnporraud HsriI. Male & Co.
THE MAN WITH THE sHIRT.-Ths hero Of "A Tale
Of a Shirt" publhhsd in Saturdays Issue. =
R Knowles, Of Rivsrs' battery. The shirt was made
out Of a womans drsss and belonged to Mas Davsa-
port.
TELraRAPH LINE FROM ATLAETA TO AUGUSTA.
The posts for the new telegraph line between this city
aud Augusta are now being laid down along tbs line Of
the Georgia railroad preparatory to being put in posi-
tion for the wlrs is Important line and viii be
operation In the eoarEs of two three weeks.
FURsIrURE-Thoss wanting furniture viii attend
Oayces auction sale tomorrow morning.
NEGRO RUSAwAT.-A. K sssgO sdvsrtisss runA
way negro.
RAILROAD DEPOTs-Ths attention Of soldiers Il
called to the general orders Of the Secretary Of Wa
relative to occupying railroad depO,s.
CROPS AND RAE.-Ths crops are looking finely il
the nsighborhoOd Of this city. We have had gOo'
showers for the past three fo days. and It Is s,il
cloudy.
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ORETUARK.

Killed in skiraish with the enemy, near Dallas on
Friday evening, May p, 1854 Major A KYLE BLEvISs,
Of the 29lh Tennessee regiment His remains were re-
moved from the field 80 Marietta and thsnes 10 Dsea
tur, where they were temporarily Inferred
Another brave soldier and good officer has fallen.
leaving void in the hearts Of all who knsT hn. How
sad to part with one so young, noble, and whose
prospects IN life were fair and bright; but ssddsr s
the mournful news ths loved ones far awEy-tbsi
will be grief hat the soldier little known If this
should ever reseh thsm be they assured that the lost
one died as ths soldier loves to de-fghiag, brsYely
lighting for the redemption of home for the enamel
patton Of dear ones, for liberty. One sharp, quick
pang and ell was over the spirit returned 20 the God
who gave it. AS they bore bis body from the Geld q
ts1r gitlered the rough soldiers cheek, and manly
heads bowed In grief
There is 4 tear for all who die
mou- -aeE for she humbl est grave
But nations swell funsrRl cry
Aud triumph weeps &oove the brave"
ATLANTA, GA, June 4. 1864. w. P. B.
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We met with an incident yesterday which
puts Billy Shaksperes story to the blush, and
ours runs in this wise, as q matter of fact. A
venerable and most patriotic gentlemen, one Of
the chiesTs of the Louisiana Relief Commit tee.
whose wife and daughter are now in a Yankee
ridden City, was standing st the door Of the COM
nittee ANS, on Royal street, yesterday whom
he ssw YOung lady approaching, who, in the
distance, so strongly reminded him of his
daughter that, when she came I'D and asked
him wheFe the room of She committee was. he
was so DsralyEed With astonishment and excite.
ment as to be deprived Of the power TO show
her. Seeing this she asked him il ne were i'll
With effort he was at last able to saw that she
was 60 complete resemblance of his dauphter
in New Orleans, hs was almost compelled ia be.
lieYe it was sha who had dropped down tlIus
suddenly upon him. And to Justify himself he
drew from his pocket ths treasured photograph
OF his dsnghtsI. As soon es the lady saw II.
ahe exclaimed, Sr, this Is my picture; sent
it 70 my husband two months ago.
Thsreupon quite controversy sprnng mn hs.
tween the lady and slle old gentleman, sac de-
caring that il was the picture of hegaslf and he
v0wiDg that he had been in possession Of II fnr
the past I've months, and that be had received n
from Now Ofleans with that Of his wif's. The
lady was so positive, and the resembIanees we're
so perfect, in every particular, age, size, car
riage, features, even to pimple on the nose.
that the old gentleman had ts take the-lAdv nm
into the committee room to prove by witnesses
that he was really entitled TO this pie.ure Of his
daughter. And even in tho room, friend of
The old gentlsmsn's family saluted the LADY In
the full belief that she was the daughter. The
result WAS that the lRdy departed with the mn.
derstanding that as her husband was ia the
army, she would claim the fatherIy protection of
the old gentemsn.-MObsle Tribune
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OF THB CAMPAIGNS
IN GEORGEA AND VIRGINIA.

We have been struck with the parAllelism be-
tween the operations Of the contsnding armies
IN Virginia snd IN North Georgia. GRANT and
SHERMAN presented themselves IN ovsrwhel1-
ing numbers in 'front.' Of LEE aad JOHNSTON,
and after severe fighting, in which We were uni
formly successful, found themselves unable to
Eorcs our positions. Both then, svaiIing them
selves of their largely superior Humbars, and
the typography Of the country, which IS emil
neutly favorable 70 than, adopted the same
general plan Of adYancs-scffvs operations, cem-
meneing at about the same distance from Rich
mend and Atlanta. GRANT, while attacking
LEE in front with = force equal 70, OF greater
than ours, was enabled to move with other
trOoDs 20 our right, along the left banks Of the
several ravines, flowing southeast into the Ches-
apsAks sHd cToss them, and thus compel LEE
20 make new dispositions nearer 70 Richmond
.a order to protect she capital as well as his
own line Of communications. Thess operations
several lines repeated, have brought GRAFT,
fosrfuIly diminished in numbers to witsin tif-
teen or twenty niles of Richmond, bat with the
glorious veterans Of LIE still in their front, and
between him azd the object Of bis aspirations
In Ekssmsnnsfsin Georgia, SHERMAN, at the
same time with more fhsn 100000 men, ap-
peArsd before JOHEsFoE's position at Dalton
Dashed back and foilsd in their determined eff
forss to svsrWhslm our gallant army, SHERMAN
adopted strategy precisely similar to GRANTS
and with the same results. Taking advantage
Rrst, of the peculiK,ly favorable direction Of
Rocky Fsce ridge, and then of the right bank Of
the OOstAnaula, he passed large bodies Of troops
around oar left, under their cover while he as
ssultsd ia front with forces superior to our OWL.
This policy, threatening Atlanta and JOHN
sTOE's communications, alss compelled new dis
positions on our part, and at the end ofA month,
sEERsIAE fnds himself more than thirty miles
from his goal, grestly reduced in numbers by
his bloody repuIses, with JOHEsToE's army,
fui Of spirits and confidence, immedistely 'front.'
ing him and otfsring battle, which SHERNAE
fears 70 accept
Both the hostile armies have advanced about
the sans distance, in the sans time, owing to
Superior numbers and favorable country, and
both find shsmsslvss 81 LAST still confronted By
troops who have uniformly beaten them, snd
begin to feel that they are farther than ever from
the object of their desires. Ths mastery man
nsr in which Generals LIE and JOHSTOE have
reduced the great numbers of the enemy and
lssssnsd the dispropertiOn between the armies,
deserves the highest commendEtion from mill
tsTy critics. Both Of our armies are ready to-
day to enter upon general engagement with
the enemy with the utmost confidence ss to the
rssult
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AFTERNOON EDITION MONDAY. JUNE 6. 1854

dIvisisa about midday Ths writszs who there
vivit Il the lime vgs stru < with tbs cool nouehalAnce
Of fbe troops under the rafting Ere q musketry and the
shelllag with which It vas intsrmingied. Although
tbev had excellent brsastwcEks many Of them prefer
red less positions On ne bsnk, where the mines
from ths snouy'S hhArpshpotars constantly whstlsd
A remark Of ons Of thsn Is not surpassed for Its
eoonss BY that which Enadi Jnnot marshal Of France
fhe zalfiar refeYredto had made himself cup Of cUes
and placed upon tue ground by his side to grow cool
Yapkaa mimic skiramius over the face Of the breast
works piupged into the ground striking so close 81 20
throw dirt and gravel into ss cup Behave yourself,
Yankee you are spelling MY food" said the soldier,
without the eaSf emotion or change Of place seems
singular that few ctr lck in these sklrmlshing
As 20 the position and designs Of Grant, the unlnlsted
ave but Indifferent means OF iudging. lie is believed
to be extending his lines towards the White House,
With q view Of securing a eonneciiOn with Buffers
troops at that point or aoon be here But he shows
hnEsf ell along lines 1BArly TO Atlees, in more or
less Of forces aud 1t Is supposed that 1t Is cardinal oh.
sct Of his policy to gain the roads leading 70 Richmond
By way OF aeehaniesvIle ind neighborinE points.
Lee has headed him off from these at every tuTn
The present line Of eoufroItston extending from At
less Geld HsrbOr and below, must be fifteen miles
long. Our troops are behind admirable oreRstworEs
which they have thrown NJ in the few days OF opera
tions in that quarter.
We quote from the Wing, Of the I'd;
At halfpasi O'Clock, yesterday evening, met a
prominent citizen from sEe neighborho0d Of Gznes'
mill He said there had been fighting ali the morn.
Ing between Our forces aid the Yankees, from the
mil" Cold hETbor He only knew that we had driv
hsm back. he stated that he So" fires across the
OhiskRhominy beyond llnez which he believed 10 be
buildings fired by the ensmy They had previously
burned the dwelling Of Washington Jones' the dwelling
and all the outhousss Of Spot Mgon, and the mill OF
/ VIM. Giimaa formerly Of Caroline county A nun
Der Of citizens IN the upper part of the county Of Han
I over he learned, had been Grrosted
We unders and that in the skirmskng yesterday, we
took seventy wagons and three hundred prisoner
The latter have s good sppetitss, ana expected
arrive at the Hotel de Libby last night before our ps
/ per went to press.
We regret to learn that the gallant LieutOol Flour
noy. Of Green's Tgnia cavalry regiment son OF Fhos
g. FloHrEoy, OF Halifax, WAS killed yesterday while
| bTsYely doing his whole dRty. Seldom has Virginia
offered up nO5lsr sacrifice In the cause Of Southern
| Independence He was worthy Of noble sire
Col Lawrence N. Ksiit Of Seuth GSrolius, command.
ing South Carolina regiment was also wounded He
/ was formerly member Of the old Congress, and be
longedto whist regarded the extreme ehvarY OF
the south We have bi'aveF officer in the service
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06

CAPTURE OF THE WATER WrTcH.-Fhs SA-
vAnnah Rsios states that, on Thurzdsy last, an
expedition of Confederate marines, under com
mand Of Lieut.. Thomas P Pelot. Of the Con
fedesate navy, boAEded and captured She United
States steamer Water Witch, in O5sabAw sound.
The contest was sharp, desperate and decisive,
and in short time the Confederate marines
were masters of the Federal steamer. Our loss
was four killed and ten wosndsd. Lieut.. Poloi
aud negro named Noses, pilot, were killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06

snd ran over he rates attached TO her bill Of
fare. '.Fheres ham and eggs, ten dollars;
pure CONES, fve dollars q cup bread and butter,
TWO dollars and half nice sweet milk, one
dollars glass. What will youhEve, eentlemeni'
Several who were hungry and had money
lunched, but tho mHjoFity, who had nospOney
dno'appetite either whom they found they were
not invited guests. The whole, detail fell back in
good order to the intrenehmsnts, and no more
were ordered ont They were completely 70
pulsed by ths enterprise of the patriotic lady,
and those who had been deceived into the run
to her hospitable mansion were very anxious 70
be allowed the privilege Of pitching shell in to
it-RichlROHd Examiner.
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Ge1,eroI Orders NO. m.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA MILITIA,
ATLANTA, Juns 4, 1864.
L Furloughs may be granted vixen application IL
made through the regular military channel for
which Justify absence from lhs command. but In no
Gaze shall furouzh be granted when one-fith Of the
company to which the applicant belongs Is absent and
no Captain or other officer commanding company
win approve and send up application when hfh
Of his company are gone.
II. II will be the duty Of officers 10 recommending
furoughs give preference to those whose presence
homs will promote the public interest and aid
In producing provisions, and TO sush as have
growing Of Che condition Of their families
other which, the Of humanity, eRttls
their claims to consideration.
I'LL In fixing the length of time for which furloaghs
should granted Ia each regard should be had to the
above considerations, well as to fair distribution
Of the privilege to tie dldersns members Of the
psny.
~. Persons travelling to and from home under far-
lOIgh viii be entitled to transportation public
expense Persons detailed and travelling under orders
OF tbs commanding general public business viii be
entitled to transportation.
v. Agents appointed by the justices Of the interior
OF the respective counties Of this State for the
distribution Of the money appropriated for the relief
Of soldiers families not to exceed one for each county
who was the active agent for The county when he sfs
home to report to Atlanta will be farloughsd until fur
thsr ORDERS upon proper application seoonpanls1 By
the certificate of the court adRVit OF the agent
setting forth the fact.
VI Psrsous who own q wsgen and team aad were
constantly engaged prior to the call in hanIinz earn
70 the destitute counties Of the State for the relief Of
soldiers families, viii receive like faslansh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06
Mayors Proclamation.

MAJORS OFFICE
Atlantis JuGo 9th 1864.
WHEREAS, The Mayor and Council CT the city Of
Atlanta, at their regular meeting, on Friday night
last passed resolution requesting the Mayor TO sue
proclamation Esstng apart Friday pext as day Of
Fseing Humiliation Aud Prayer. in view Of the dan
ger thIest0uing city and ths success Of eur arms
Therefore I, JsmeS M, Calhoun, Mayor Of the city
OF Atlanta in parHusnee Of ths request contained in
said resolution and In the words thereof do issue this
proclamation setting apart FRIDAY NEXT, ths Ioth
Instant, IS q day Of Fasting Humiliation and Prayer,
sId do earnestly request the citizens Of Atlanta on
that day to lay aside s secular buEinsss ard devote
/. to prayer to Almighty God to continue to he
strength 70 as In our weakness bIeEs and
arms with success, and to cause Cur enemy to return
digcomAtsd 10 heir own homes
JAMES n GALHOUH,
n6
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ius4t'
$500 RE w ARD.

EFT nv rssises CO. in Atlantis on the S0Ih alllmo.
q MULATT0 BOY, named HENRY about nK-
teen years old, weighs one hundred and ten o. one
hundred and ffteen pounds has fui yelloFish lisot
eyes shin beard bseinning 20 appear his upper lip,
Dsaks and mildly, raised in FrederieksouTEs
and was sold about eighteen months age IN Riehnoros
virginia was some ten months with the army OF Vir
gina az servant cf Dr. Maekelhsimer Assistant Sur
Fson, O. 8. A. be is probably zOmswheTs with oar
army intending geek opportunity 10 escape to tho
Ysnkees-
QuutsTmssiers and conisssrios with the trains arc
redassted to look fer him.
viii pay the shove reward for bis delivery 70 ne
In this place. or hs connnemsnt that nEy get hnl
A. B. Raglan,
iu2 3tsod PEymaster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06

- The Siberian telegraph line is working
to Queenstown, Ireland, from Irkutsk, Siberia,
q distance Of six thousand five hundred miles
Annexed is an Interesting dispatch, which was
received At Queenstown At ten minutes past ten
on the date when Il was sent At ten minutes
past eight IN the morning. This, with fair al
ioWSnce for gain in apparent tins, is a wonder
full instance Of speedy transmission Of electric
intelligence:
To Cyrus ". Field, on board r liL steamer Persia
IRKUTsK, SIBERIA, May s, $40 A. M-The
working Of tbs Siberian telegraph line is nov
completely organized. The extension from
here % the Chinese frontieF-four hundred and
seventy miles-in spite Of all difcultiss, is pro-
ceeding quickly, and The line is expected to be
open By the end Of this year.
ScHUTZE Wilson.
Tho message was received ct the Electric tel
sgrGph company's Office .At Queenstown, on Sun
day moning, At 1910 A. NJ Nay 8, 1864 The
distance rom IFitutsk to Queenstown is sjx
thousand Eve hundred miles.
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NOTICE TO MIsSISsIPPIANs.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nay s5sh, 1854.
AT meeting Of ASsizsppisns held at the Blsalssiuus
Depot offes, corner Of Atohs and Vhitohsl sfr.sts
On the sSih instant II aa agrssd to eOnplsts he AZ.
rsnssmsnts for the organization Of 4 MISSISSIPPI
RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Tia following ofsssrs
we're chosen:
Prssiasni-deu.. O. G. Dablsrsn.
ViesPresideRt-CoL d. N. Hayden.
Trsssurer-Dr. @. K MarshHH.
sseietary-DE o. +. Hiskls.
We appsAi to MsssIsippiAna 10 send forward spv-
and every thing saat can be used for The relief of oar
sick and wounded. OK MARSHALL.
my26 2w General Agent for Hissizsippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-06

Both srmies have suffered severely in the loss
of officers. Ia Virginia alone, since the COM
nencement of the long fight with Grant, we
have lost nineteen generals-seven killed, ton
wounded aud two captured. The names of the
killed are Stuart, Jenkins, Stafford, Jones, Ju-
lius Daniel, Gordon Of North Carolina, and Per
rim of South Carolina. Those captured are Gems
rails Z lward Johnson and Walker.
The Yankee loss in generals is equally ss
large az ours. The New York Herald itself ad
miis the following loss-KiIled: Msjor Cen
james E. Wadsw0Tth, Major Gen. Sedguiek,
Brig. Gen. Haynes, Gen. Webb, Gen Taylor,
Gen. Bailey. Wounded: Gen. Josh. T. Owens,
(sines dead) Gen. T. @. Stevenson, Gen. james
@. Rice, (dsad) Gen. Getty, Gen. Talbot, wound
ed in bowels; Gen, Robinson, ia leg. Captured:
Gen Seymour, Gen. ShAlsT, Gen. Neal and Gen
Hickman. RseapitulAhon; killed, 5; wounded,
8; captured, 4; total, Is Rich. E1GHsiasr, I'd.
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WANTED no HIRE, TMMEDIATELY,

sETANTED, Immediately, from ffty to one hundred
w MICRO KEN bet Teen ths ages Of seventeen
and fo-ty.dvs years. apply to O. A. HUDS0E, To-
morrow morning, instant, At O'Clock, and IN the
afternoon at O'Clock, At OsptSia J. a. AndersOus 8
ofass, nsxt door 70 Ed7~ardy's Whitshsll Etrs ct.
tee Tta
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sac REWARD

" ILL be paid for the spprehensioa Of Private
W BEN BACON, e0uPsnY A, 2d Keutueky sEEAl-
~ swsnty-sight Fears Of age I'VE feet ten in.hes
hga, hgrid o2mFoxion, gray EYES brown hsiF-by Oc-
cupation farmer and native Of Trgs county, Ken
iaekY-1hO deserted near Oxford, ala, March "a
1854 w A. ELLIOTT,
ju2 Ins Captain co. A. 2i KsRtucky Cavalry
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ORDERS,
RAN AWAY--s4OO REWARD.

MY NEGRO BOYS, JIM and STEVE, left ny
w wagon camp, about fourteen miles from Greens
boro, OF the AadisOu road. ThuradsY n ght, June
"a They doubt trying 10 make their way 20
the Yankees. and will doubtless pass through near
Atlanta on their route.
JIM was brought from Tennessee two years ago. is
about twenty-five years old, weighs about one hun
dred and sixty pounds s go feet eight nine inches
high black, hss his uppsr lip speaks Ike he
In bad temper, IS wagon and carriage driver and
farm hand.
STEVE Is upwards Of thirty year, Cd, black, very
stout built Il Eeksuith By trade Taa brought fro1
Walker county Georgia few months ago. I viii
pay $500 reward for their delivery TO In Atlanta
in any Jail that can gel them. two hundred
dollars fer siihsr Of them.
Ja6 lW A K sEaGO
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Lest !

nURING the excitement on the night Of be late
u = drs in Nav sons kHidiug q TRUNK, containing
vouchers FOR isrge amount, Was tsken from o1s OF
the rooms in the house and fhs papers lost They
worthless 70 o.hars bot inv aiuzbe 70 ne In making
rstdrnA Z viii pay f'ty dollars reward 30 any person
who viii find them and leave them st the Appeal Of
J. Il MILLER
t,e nantsfn and A..
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LOST.

4 T Lost mountain, on Sunday night, Nay 2Sih,
"a large and heavy dark Pnrpie BLANKET, with =
brr nf hole In ft-suPpossd &c have bsen picked up By
some wssoner. IL is Old family blanket AID On
that aeeo1nE valued by ths far uore than anY
other blanket Of equal Hsiaht ami uErmih- The
andsr viii be iosTailY rewarded upon lsaEing said
blanket with Capt K D. Grbbie Poss QuErts master
a Msrsstts. aa- ISRAEL GkBBOHS,
Y7q -6y Captain and a. q n