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Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
Ss.9riT,S Sale.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that under
! ' and by virtue of a wri. of rendH,o.i e1-
pouas with feri faeias clause, issued from the
office of the clerk of the Hampstead circuit
court, IN tho State eff Arkansas, and to nie d.
rected, IN favor of Robsrt c. Stuart, and sgaiasi
James Ware and Allen T. Bellcr; that / will
on the 'r't day of the next term OF the Hemp
stead circuit court, at a court to be holden on
the third Monday of November, 1864, at the
courthouse door in said county, and between
the hours fixed by law for judicial sales, pro-
eeed 10 sell the following described real estats,
levied on as the property of Allen T. Beller to
satisfy said execution, viz: Lot No. two t2) and
Lot Ne. three CD N Block No five }, together
with the improvements thereon situated said
lots being situated in the town of Washington.
county OF Henpstrad, and State of Arkansas
when aad wk,le all or sufficient portion OF said
property will be sold 10 satisfy TN. debt, dam
ages, interest and costs, specified in said tx.
ecuiion. Due attendance given by me on the
ia; of sale.
MILTON T. HOLT, Sheriff
Hampstead county, Ark.
Oct. q. 1901. .i3-5
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
T. 81 = e

DIST between Washington and D. +. Vian's
- - lanyard, BLACK MOROC C O
IoykET BOOK, containing seven Ono HIM
'ee Dollar per cant. Understanding Bills,
I'd Three or -Four Hundred Dollars in Tens
,m Iwentics, and some forty in Ones and
, l7S the book between this and Winn's, and
, lh- finder will deliver it at the Telegraph
Nee, he will Do literally rewarded.
W. L. BRITT.
aashington, Sept 27, 1864. LII
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
HEAD QUARTERS TRANSMITS. DEr'T,
shTerePort, La, Sept IA, 1854 ,
ExTRAcT.l
Special Orders,
No. 23O.

XII. ALL permits for the expectation of Cot
ton through the lines in the District of Arkansas
and West Louisiana, must he forwarded at once
for revision and record to the Cotton Bureau at
Shreveport, aud hereafter no cation will be al
lowed to pass the lines without it has been SO
recorded. All permits not forwarded in thirty
days from this date for record. will be revoked
and the officers in charge OF the out-posts will
take all of them up and forward them up TO these
Headquarters.
By command OF
General E. KIRBY SMITH
s. 8. ANDERSON. A. A. G.. 1924
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
Postage Notice.

A Ii indebted fer Postage will please come
i forward IKE men and pay by the 3oth Of
Sent 1864, or the old issue of So Will not be
taken at par, AS on that day want to make M y
deposit as Postmaster.
K. L. PHILLIPS, p. NJ
Sept s6, 1854. 3I-3
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
HD-QRS.. BUREAU CONSCRIPTION, J
TRANs-MIss. DEPARTMENT,
Marshall, TsxaS Sept % 1864 \


MARSHALL, Tsxas, SEPT. %, 1854 }
General Orders,
No. 20.
No conssripts viii be detailed in any Stat
Department unless ;hc application OF the ofscer
applying b- accompanied by
lsi. A list Of the able bodied men removed
aud who's places are to be supplied from the
invalid and reserve corps; CT.
lst- statement Of the increase of business
which has reE dsrel an additional force urc-s
sary.
2d. cer.hcate tha, the services Of the men
are absolutely nueessary for the good of ths
service, and tbs duties set forth cannci be other
wis performed
BY command Sc
BRIG. Gsx. GREER
W. STsDMAs, A. A. GEN.
32-S
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
NOTICE
FOR MAIL PROPOSALS,

TNDKR INSTRUCTIONS from toe Agency
] Of tho Postofliee Department, Trans AIissis-
fppi Marshall, Texas proposals will BE- ree-iv-
d BY the Postmaster st Washington, Arkansas
until the 3Olh day of OetobcT, 1861, for carry
So the malls Of the Couf,-derate States, for an
are1pired term ending Jzne 3oth 1856 on route
No 4t9 from Washington to Doaksvlle, c. n,
~ Columbus, Brow astown, PiIrachfta, Nor
roodsyille Ultima Thnls, Eaglstown. Doaks-
iA, le3 milrs and back enc uEas : week
.,-ordizg ~ the anE xod schedule
SCHEDULES:
ave \ zshisaton on Wednesday, at A. II.
nav. nj Doaksyille Friday. zi P. ii.
ave Dc.,ksriII. Saturday, a. NJ.
lriye at u asLiaItoa Aoaday, Pm.
Tlr General commanding his Military De-
r-,mant b, Q. 4~T4' q DOR No. 81. dale S,p-
rs,r Isl. 1861, rsvoEuiz.S ~ exempt Erois
,as1piiun, contractors for convey ag E!s-
i.-4rIass States mai. and ;he drivers sf TIA. il
ri coaeaas snl sasks provided Tor sy law
9t.45t hey AIS taA~sl irosr ih= Resolve { Gerps.
!. nay 7s.e ROT IL iae =rans st the tiaae 81
sssas s:eA contracts Of =Eg~s Hiv.,ts IS suoa
uitsEs.
p 7 PHILLIPS. Pes s.sa4s.er
Z. WasAInS iVia. AK.
ps=,: Gcf. l5th. 1875.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
Fer Sale,

WILL SELL, for Negro Property, my resi-
Il dence, and the land attached, (about eight
acres, J situated in LewisvlIe, Arkansas. Also,
all nv Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cattle
md Hogs.
For particulars, apply to mo at Lewisville.
Apply soon if you want good bargain.
n F. LITTLE.
Octcbe- h, 1894. 3s2~
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
TNEE II. W. GRAND OD6,E OF ARKAN
Il SAs will mact at Washiu ston, Ist Mon
Z November, 1851
". II ETTER. Grand Sec'v
TIE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER .uborsi
na'e to the Grand Chapter Of Arkansas. are re.
specially invited TO assemble. by their Consr
tuiiepAl delegates, at W Washington. on the Thurs
dny preceding the first Monday @, November
1851 tor tho purpose of holding the Grand
Chapter.
Z. Fl. ENGLISH, ID. C. HP.
A. PIKE z G.. II F.
a r. WILLIAMS, H
Washington Chapter No 30
The councils subordinate TO the Grand Coun.
ell OF Arkansas, are respectfully invited to as.
semble at Washington on Saturday before the
first Monday III November next, for the parpos-
Of holeisg he Grams Council
A. PIKE.
J. A. l.. PURDOM, TIL. Ill
Red River Council.
4. y. WILLIAMS
Z. II. ENGLISH
S-Sw Grssd Recorder
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09

Tswjli be at each of the 4bove named placas
or ere week so as 20 give All aa opportunity
sY7'aTinE. To Deiia4z-ais. Wa here Sltte
la al. paua;ies " i'll be oIfo~sed feE any in
Fa'ases of the Tax Laws and 20 excuses will
be l'Isc'iyed except ef the most valid aina.
r II. CONWAY,
Colleetor, HeMssead Co, Ark,
JOHN r. GRATIOT,
DANIEL O'LEARY.
a-iT Assessors homestead CO. AK.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
PROCL A NJ \ FION
By THE GOVERNOR !

,AE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
'',t Shsrig.s Of Bradley, Ashley, DTe,o. CAsset
9Ssia, Arkansas dad .Is5srJos Caapties-
GREErING:
Sl nEk1AS, it appears therr is vacan CIV
"a. III the office OF Judge of the Circuit
20 the Second Judicial Circuit. oecasioned
q. removal of the Hon. j. g. Murray from
Gr7.o therefore |, HARRIS FLANNAGIN,
,ss.-i.l o. the State aforesaid bv virtue of the
a,a{uj II me vested by law, do hereby com
Is,s,!.;o,' !o' 10 open and hold an election in your
o'0,, counties, OH the Twenty FOURTH duy
sds So 10 hill said vacansv, according TO
"a 'fFSs1r.tf, m sach cases mace aud provided.
x-Fea. iNiOAl whereof, have hereto set my
49, lang and caused the Seal of the State
son Ills Il, ~ Arkansas to be affixed at Washing
Jay Of October 1861.
By Che g. Il FLANAGAN
OIL. oAr-~,, Seofy. of State
| @0Rs RS. rRASs.-MIss. DEPARTMENT, !
Sfu,I IT0tgnr'port, 0n La, Sept. 26th, 1854. }
1Aso74
\ bv TIN -" u 81 and transportation allowed
~ and nrbi;l,f 81 Congress. approved June 4,
~ Heado,.nshed dt,3nshed IN Gen Orders No. 50, from
Ta siaafters, will be granted only yto Off
NJ d Saaar,er5s under orders from Department
~ @ DiS' Dis,ria'. rom the Commanding Generals
Ts@ TS@ Nevis New NJ OF Arkansas, West Louisiana,
RerfaoIy. sn1 Isxloo and Arizona, and the Indian
p,gou1 IN lrom the Chiefs of the several
4 p tarassrsnLs lIsershall, Texas.
~ L. q. o. WIN IT, o. No. 9, current series A.
fED.ation Or n nv not be construed to allow trans
~" one of r. H. uem unless the orders emanate
By conraove n aoove named authorizes.
zen. r. KIRBY SMITH,
Il n 5. S. ANDERSON,
seport. Or, Asst. Adit. General. d
tnI icoa SAT.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
TsosUCs LOAN OFFICE,
Washington, Ark, June IL, 1864.

IT win be sesl by reference to Gen. Smith,
I Orders No. 4, be directs the purchase, and
if necessary. tee impressment of one half the
cotton in this department. 1t is hoped parties
having cotton will sell it to the Government
Under .hese egde-s. | am Instructed to buy
cotton. The Government does not wish TO re.
sort to harsh Il cans in Obtaining it. would
th erefore, urgr upon those having cotton, t.
come forwart without delay and sell to the
Government.
DAVID BLOCK,
Agent Produce Loan for the
16H State of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
For sale or Exchange.

A FINE BLOODED STALLION, blood
IL bay, Is hands high, 8 years old, rides fine
Iy; which | will either sell for Confederate mo-
ney. OF exchange for mules or horses at a fair
rate. Apply to A. l.. MARTIN,
~35-lw Six miles south Of Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
ps=,: Caei. l5th. !&jf.
3 = A p


A3 ThtIaII
MOULD .,spect
E, ,,%s- n : iHterm h,
r. i fr:e>ds aDi the pub
- - : = lie, TIA, be AsS jUst
~ y -es. received L '"FFlJ OF
- Materia3 70. PLUG
80 = GIEG ~ FILLING
- - TEETH, All wouia
ha r'eaAeI 70 &c say onH qu'r i-g lis services
Ct hs olice ia y %a<iiugt".I.
= h4vf put sH'zII q-2atify os r'ato1i ial
q any ssrvlr-,a shyI;id a. lt,r a. 4 .igg. -
A-gas.. y. 81. s:tw
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-09
NOTICE

70 aeGaFsGarate 4(aFa Tax soaysi =
E9TTCE IE HERFBY GIVEN to all vhoa
: i3 may conesrn that the unGersigr-d Il viii
= a. lbs ple~cs *Rd ~ tha tjIae hersins'tcr
- isoi, for the par7os8 Of Assessing sL4 Cui-
4ify the Tax=s 3Er the CeutedeIatc States
N - year 1854. All perSens are reqgir"d SO
tTisa The Assessors With full and oompleL.
ISIS ef all their property real personal and
riEed Consisting Of Land. Moneys, Notes,
AStgass. and all Liens sna Judgments, Jew-
; n nd coin list q Fors-> svius, and saces.
'f'oHpt s.tvnds2s~ will b. resuircd-
10 viii be 1T
to;.;sshams Ctora, Psll:aa TswrsAi5 or
Ngdqv t0z3abay u 1894.
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ssEl4Qa Officki -5roND DTsraIrr - TrFrr-sTE D
INCOME TAV

Aesei40aa Offickt -5r0ND DtsrsIrr - TrErrr-szE
NASHVILLE Nay ~. lss4 I
INCOME tax.
Df Ihk SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT or
~ Congress o July ], 1852, f T. made The duty
q ~ person liable % the income tsr on or tas-
the first Monday q Nay IL each vssr Ia rrsIee !.
lzt OF return Of the amount q ns annual income 10
tne assistant asessor Of the district IN which he or
she resides. The tine having passed, this must
D. compiled 81 On immedlateiV
Every person Who shall Elil % make such return
b the DAY specified Wil b. liable 10 be assessed ~
the assessor according 70 the best Information
which re can obtain, and IN such case the assessor
viii adj hfty per centu1a to she amount Of the
items q such list
Every person who shall deliver % an assessou
sny tse or fraudulent isf OF statement with intend
y eyade the vluaii0n Of his income 81 subject 30
me o. i've hundred dollars; and III such case sha
list WI % made out BY she assessor CT assistan
assessor and rom The Valuaton so made there ca.
Re no appeal.
Il is y made The duty ofcvery person engaged
IN any business, trade occupation or profession %
take out lceTse for the same and % register his
her or their names with the assessor under pen.
atty for neglect, or failure % 30 30.
Steamboat owners, brewer, butchers auction
eers, and manufacturers Of any g5odq. wsras, OF
merchandise, male or sod, ere required o. finnish
Lists monthly 10 addition % the annual list snd dis
hAers o. Glen - three times a mouth.
strict observance of the Law IS the only means
by which the peasltes cen be avoided.
Every lniornaton and the forms Necessary TO a
clear understanding IF the law. VII De- promptly
scr ami Collector, b ing the ofire fcrmerfv oecu-
pied by ID e. Love, ESQ, at the Court House.
JOHN McCLELLAND, Assessor.
may elm
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c. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens he.r my trade mark, &C. p. BARSes,
Extra Lou, KY" for which have secured the
o0pV-igh and are warranted Il carats fne snd per-
feet in every respect. Sent 10y NAL or express 10
sny part Of the country receipt OF price and re-
tTn charges. Persons ordering viii please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or soft fine or
coarse and if the pen should fail to please or prove
defective, viii have The privilege Of exchanging It..
deduction Of hfteen percent. allowed on orders Of
50 or over, end twenty per cent. on those Of
sl00. Liberal discounts made TO the trade. Old
pens repaired 10 the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS land stamp each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FREE Address
9. P. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
SIS Hsn-street. Cor. SIKH. Louisville, Ky.
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It's rates Of advertising are

Thepaper is somewhat of 81 curiosity,
but as it announces that neither sub
scriptions nor advertisements will be
received for more than three months, it
must be looking for General SHERMAN to
come in that direction.
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TIE SITUATION


That the Yankees should have the
temerity to insist on assaults on our
lines after the terrible repulses they
have sustained, is surprising. They
surely must be infatuated with the idea
of their supposed overwhelming
strength and numbers, or are melted
to it under the influence OF mean
whisky. They attempted at one time
during the day to enter a wedge be-
tween General Hoods corps and the
main body Of our forces, hoping to $50
late that portion; and overwhelm them
10y comp de main They were repulsed
terribly by the cool and steady fire of
our veterans, who did not leave their
commanding and impregnable position.
The army at night remained nearly in
the same position it occupied in the
morning, but with the advantages re-
tanned of any positions that had been
gained.
We stated on yesterday that the
character fthe firing indicated the enc
my was only feeling our lines, and by
our Press dispatches in another column,
it will be seen that this was the main
feature.
On Friday the firing commenced very
heavy, early in the morning, and con-
tinued extensively and furiously all
day, along toward evening the sounds
receded, seeming to indicate a retiring
of the enemys lines.
At late hour last night the wounded
were coming in on the train in large
numbers, thus indicating that heavy
fighting had occurred during the day,
but we could not learn any satisfactory
particulars
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kentucky. Oh, KeataekJ !


John Morgsn's foot j. on thy shore,
Kentucky Oh, Kenipckyl
His hand is on thy stable door,
Kentucky Oh, Keniuckyi
Hou'h see your good gray mare 10 mora
Hell ride her til her back is sore,
And leave her at some Strangers door,
Kentucky Oh, Kentucky
Il
For feeding John you're paying dear,
Kentuckyl Oh, Kentucky
His very name now makes you fear,
Kentucky oh, Kentucky
IN every valley FAR and near,
Hes ecJbled every horse and steer;
You'll rue his raids for many year,
Kentucky Oh, Kentucky
Ill
Yet Won have many a traiicrous fool,
Kentucky : on, Kentucky
Who still viii be the rebels tool,
Kentucky Oh, Kentucky!
They'll learn to yield to Abraham's rule
IN none fut Johnny's costly school,
At cost OF every snimule,
Kentucky Oh, Kentucky
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SOUTHERN JOURNALISM.
An Atlanta Newspaper.

We have before US a rather meager
dilapidated looking sheet, called the
Atlanta Intelligencer. We even re-
member when it was ola more respect
able appearance, but the exigencies OF
war have reduced it to shabby con-
dition 1t Is dated May 29th From
its columns we CLEAN many of the pecu-
liarities at present incidental to life in
the South" The paper is thin, flimsy,
and seems to lack the proper process OF
coloring. That our readers may form
some idea of its contents, we make the
following extracts:
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s'THERE Is no SUCH WORD As FALL
TARRANTjS
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
Cubebs and Copaiba.

TTSHI5 PREPARATION Is particularly recon-
i ynended % the MEDICAL PlsOF E5sIoh, Sad
the BLIC, for TIE prompt shd certain cure 81
DISEASES OF TIE BI-ADDER,
KID&EIs,
Urinary ORGANS, ETC.
frnzy b. relied On e. the best mode Tor the adj
Fafnistrfcn Of these remedies 10 the arge ciaas o.
disessesof both sexes, % winch they are app isbie
IL never interfere alth tie digestion, ana ~ ~
concentration tbs doee IL mucn reduced.
n B-Purcha. lars are ADVISED 20 ash lor
TARRAETs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CT.
BEBS AND C0PAIBA,
and take nothing alza a. luiLaIioa5 3nd worthless
preparations, under anl.aF names are 10 ne
r=safkst Price 81 Sent B5 express On receipt Of
price. AaBuksnlared ~,
FAREtNT a %.
No rs Greenwich 3trest
COT. q Warren, Nsa York.
And foE sale b. Druggists se1srsllJ.
DaciS-ly
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HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES
FOR SALE By
W. MATT. BROWN g. Co,
No. 81 F7harrv-sf.

~ RESIDENCE on BcLEMuHE STREET.
sia nonh OF Cedar, wilh nine rounls. Fr5a from
sXaton.
q RESIDENCE or GsY sTEEErBETWEES
81 Cherry aad summer with i've rooms. Fucs,
si,0oj.
- THREE RESIDENCES on CHURCH.
t,i. street. between hcLorore Elt III gh-slroe.-.
III Two at $1,000 snd one az $500.
DEsDEvCE or SOUTH SUMNER STREET.
N near Mulberry. VITA five rooms suG basement
Price $500.
DUslNE5S HOUSES, CORNER CHERRY AND
ID Mu.bcTry--treet-, ulth residence n the res-
containing four rooms Ths present oceup8n. can
DC bought out ca reasonable tennis.
DEsDENCE OS CUERRYsTREET. HEXT
II door q the above, containing tso rooms.
DEsIDENcE IN WATKINS GROVE. WITH
IL hye rooms
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON CHEERT-sT.,
"a conia ming seven or eight rooms, -hlr- dis
Tune i.om The Post Office Pice sldsttt
A FARM, THREE MILES FR.d The Cyry.
"a on the north side n Toe Cumberland uter
JtaCrcs OF superior gordon land. Toe residence 10
new, containing nine rooms PIici $4,000
10 or y FARMS, AND PARCELS OF UNIV
~ proved country lands. containing from 2tja
300 acres, rom ~ tn ttn miles Iom -he city.
4 TRACTS OF TuNEEBED LAND. su,H or
+ which are possessed OF llie finest wa-crpoFer n
the State and well adapted for manufacture saw
mills, sheep raising ami vineyards
A NUMBER OF VACANT OTIS LOCATED
N Do every portion OF che city snt -uburfs, Tor
sale and lease.
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US DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Z. S. DISTRICT A1TORNEYS OFFICF. ,
NtsHYI g. May % lsGL Z
DARrIE3 INTERESTED ARE HEREBY NOTf.
4 hed that john McCieilsnd has been appointed
Assessor, sad H. L. N0rvell Collector Of the Inter-
nal Revenue prov dei % be assessed and collected
under the provisions of the sec OF Congress.
They are nuu prepared t0 enter updu the duties
Of Their ofhce sud csn De- found 10 che oiHaa for
merry occupied hy =. Love- Esq Clerk of lgs
Circuit Court, az the Count HoCss, 10 Nashville.
Persons harie 90 he as-essed VIII proceed prBnnl :
tocompy with the provisions o. the law, By no
turning the lists therein provided in default ID
which reports viii be made Co ibis o5icc Tor she
enforcement Of the penalties and souertures a.
cruing.
HORACE r.. HARRISON
4. $ Q isirier Attorney.
may -t-2t Md Dist I'll Tenn.
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- DR. KING formerly OfNew York. Tor
- last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted bis attention to the treatment Of pr
vate diseases f0I 30 years, Eaters himself having
attended to a practice for many years, and cured
so many thousands, be IS enabled 20 cureal disease
Of private nature, no matter hOw b8fthey may b.
from niuilC.Ous medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own. Or. Kings Dspensary o. No -
Deadcuck street. between Cherry and the square,
second story, where he cures all diseases OF pr-
Vate nature.
Gouorrhaa cure a without nsuseoUs medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date effectgnliy cured
IN few days, by an operation WEigh causes 10
PAM Where a structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease carsas more mischief
and undeunines the health 80 much.
Syphilis with on the diseases OF the skin, grow
ne ont Of neglect or bad treatment, can be- sdoctu-
ally cured in a few days.
6EErAL WEAEEEss.-Faricuifr attention having
been given 90 this disease and I'll the Couselurua -
growing out Of g, brought on IN many cases BY the
destructive hl1its Of inc1usiterste youth. and s8-
oessiVs indulgence of the passions, 3 neglect Of
which vii undcrmine Che constitution, rendnnns
the subject unfit for business or lOcety. hni cans
ing premature Old age.
Fenaios who may be .sb0uug with any dIdiculty
Of Lhe Womb may rest assured I'd nme hate fe-
heG
Persons residing abroad, by writing sind stating
thar ca-e, with fee enclosed fIreet toiDr kIug
No. - Deadercs street. Nashville Tenn, vii have
the necessary medicines seut 10 tler aftres-.
Office hours nom O'Clock DO tne morning until
the evening. ArrT--daElV
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FFEHIS BANK IS AUTHORIZED BY THE SEC
/ rersry Of the Treasury to receive subscriptions
10 the above named Bonds, payable in Forty, and
ten years. Coupon Bonds viii he OF the denomi-
nation Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred and
One Thousand Dollars and viii be delivered ia 3
few days. Registered Bonds viii be Of the den0mi-
nation OF Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred, One
Thousand Five Thousand and Ten Thousand Dol
lars, and Will be delivered on or before the 3Oth day
Of April. JAS. G. OGDEN, Cashier
a. Of
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AnnRrss Id - IAnIPs

The intelligence makes a feeling ad-
dress to the ladies, in which il says:
Look at the desolated fields, ruined
homes and insulted women of those
sections where the enemy has passed,
and learn what your own fate will be if
we are defeated. Can you, in this hour
of peril, hesitate TO come forward and
render what assistance you can 70 your
brave defenders7 Upon the shoulders
Of devoted few rests the heavy respon-
sibility of attending 10 their wants, and
we are finding the undertaking more
than We can accomplish alone Ladies.
come forward and help US. The ordi-
nary ayocations of life must be for a
time suspended Our brave soldiers
are straining every nerve TO win their
own and our independence, and so
must we lend all our energies to the
task Of attending those who require il.
A few of US have determined 10 remain
in the city as long as there is a Confed-
crate soldier 10 care for; and We APP
peal 10 you all 10 lay aside your fears,
forget your panic, dismiss al thoughts
of running, and join US in this noble
work; and when our liberty is estab-
hshed, you then can claim your share
OF its rewards
WAR MATERIAL
The following is q memorandum Of
war material supplied to our armies
from the Government Works at Au-
gusta, under the command Of Colonel
Rains, within the past two months:
One million four hundred thousand
small arm cartridges.
Six thousand rounds fixed ammuni-
ton lshot and shell attached 70 cart
ridges Tor field battaries).