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Il LIsE, NEAR DALLAS, suE


Il LINE, NEAR DALLAS, SUNDAY, I
May.29, 1864.
ouT lines have not materially changed since
ny last. Oar position on the left is unchanged
Clsburno's division was heavily engaged on iha
Fght, near New Hope church on the 27th
Heward's I4lh army corps, supported by the
4lh, made the etssck about two and half hours
before night. The engagement ragged hotly uaiil
dssk,. The enemy was Tepalsed with :sTIibi5
slaughter. Seven hundred Yankee dead aad
seven hundred stand Of small arms were left on
aeId. Our right rested on Pumpkin vine
creek. G5vsns', Granbury's and Lowry's
brigadas,- were engaged slso, the 4sh Louis
lana Of QaArles' brigade. Oar men, with the
exes7tion Of one brigade, fought without breast
works. The Yankees advanced within twenty
c. thirty steps Of our lines before Ere was opened
upon them. Ne artillery was used BY the enc
ny "A part q Keys battery. Of Msi. Hoieh-
Kiss baslslien, was engaged on our side, and
weIl handled. Oar loss in killed, wounded and
missing, was from three to four hundred. Capt
Hume, A, A. G., of GfsnbuTy's brigade, was
killed.
Yesterday evening Gen. HsFdse ordered Gen.
Bsts to develop the position and force Of ire
enemy in cur ffOnt on the left The division
moved forward At tie firing of four p;eoss Of
artillery. osing to the firing Of the enemy at
nesr the same time, the move was not quite
Simultaneous, The force and position of the
enomy was sscertAined, bat owing to his .hesvy
fores general attack was net ordered Lewis
Kentucky brigade took the f,st line of ths enc
my's works, and were within twenty yards of
the next line, when the order was received to
retire. They fell back ia perfect order, every
msn was the hero Major MIllett, Alb Ken
lucky, was killed Capt McKendsn. Oh Ken
lucky, aud Capt BEsddock, 81 Keutueky, both
acting feld officers, were killed. Finlsy's
Florida brigsde, commanded by Col Bullock,
charged within twenty yards of the enemys
works, and retired stubborhly under murder
ous FIRE. Col McLssn, 6ih Florida, was killed,
and Asjor D4rison, same regiment, was So
verelY wounded. This brigade acted nobly,
fally sustaining the repu.stisa won on other
esldr- Ezyhsrs All acted 50 well it may ssam In
vilious to mention particular names, hat All;
c4o sA4l ulfts7 SAf-4AAE
Colonel Badger, of the 1ss and An Florida Teei-
msHt, ss tbs bravsst Of tbs brave, and cool as
be is fearless Both the Kentucky aud Florida
brigsdes suffered severely.
Col Tom Smiths (Tylsr's) brigade was or
dsEed back before coming within range Of the
snemy's main Insi loss small.
The 65sh GsorEis, dsplOyed as skirmishers,
advanced near the enemy's works. Pheir loss
was. considerable. Adj. J. NJ GArirell was
mertsIy wounded.
SlOconb's splendid battery, of Major CObb's
battalion, sOsed q prominent psrtz-silenced q
battery playing On Smiths brigade. This is one
of the best manned and best oficered batteries
IN the army.
shsrpshooiiog goes on ineesssntly-men are
picked of-the result on the Yankee
side not SO veil known, bat supposed to be sim
liar. HARVEY.
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IN Tncksr's Brigads, on The 27h, Near Dallas
Ideyt II Fozikes John BTisier company D. IN
sfiss sishty wounded
TIeut y B BALDWIN, 90 H. Ospt N q Hisginbottom'
90 " Jno wilson CO Z. 9ih Miss severely Wouaaed
r5eut Brown co H. I0th Miss, slightly Wounaeai Ses.
W + Paterson &c T. Henry Hoiaa co F. lOth &iss,
severely Weunded -
Wm A Gamer, co &. 4la Mss. severely voundeoi
Felix Want, CO I, Ais. Mss ssntiy Woahae q ,,,
w, Keissg e. ID 44ih iiiss severely wourdedi W 4
vziebflue O. b. 4lth Bliss sligliiy wounded U -
10 mo Tnouausuu, oonpsay A, - Mss EsYeiety
wounded.
Corp Lewis Walbury, CO B. Corp Henry Martin. &C
C. Jno Rogers Jas Jones, c, David Hogs, co A. ball
S s. slightly wounded; Corp WA Howell, seEt taoi
Galedge VIM Shines, @, oaii s, severely '" unae 9
The shove were wounded In he trenches by sheli1
The sharp,hooters were ssrmshing We hsye all held
our paslton-Cleburne diving me enemy right
isst Al dark Forwarded from ihe field BY Cyrus A.
Johnssn, oh Miss regiment
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From tIae BattIe-FieId.

sEw HOPE, Nay 29.-while Jaeksoa's dlsuouaisd
cavalry engaged fs easy Last sysniag On ourIst Gen
Bsse Wss ordered p fssl thsir position.
Bzss,s CszzEnd in sctisn.
Gss. Bate dspioyed his eomlnaad a. skruisbs-z dri
wing il tAcss Of fhs enemy aad taxing posssssion OF
fhsi- srsassTsrsA Re thea oresrsd charge but e..
esnainiss AS the enemy vsrs in fal fores counter.
BANDED u
An Uaforsuzate 8Esve.
TIE order did rot reach Lswis brigade. and In g.
lsnt men Of The "a. 4tA and 5h KsaiaeEy regiments
rsasd forward win srsstips,aosiy and isspag he
brsasiworks foaEd thsmssiTss confronted - ths ism
Federal army corps unss- Gen Logan
Lsss IA EewIs' Brigade.
One hundred sad thirty eight Of Isslf bHgass =
tdsir ios8 N killed. wounded aad missing. Among sls
killed are Eajar Nj er Of The . K5uia5ky s1d Capt
AsChsl of shs 5ih KsHtaeEys AMI anang he vounded
Capt Dseehsa Of The 5,h Esutaeky, ard Capt. Henry.
Lisut- Cssssisaa. Lieut. Fishbsek ard A6i. Haa. q
ths "a Ksnsueky.
FBsorsEsfnz Grszn zuEsPe.
RTcHaosD. slay 8 .--Ths Loadsn Tinez % ne Al.
says thassbs Georgia now lyizg IN TIE Msrssy. for
the purposs Of being sold. Her officers usrs -szsSs
tslned with dinner By ihs LvsrpooI Southern Clab
An effort VII be made to tns crew msH ths
Tke stoek Market.
Amsrissa stocks wsrs depressed in ihs London raE-
kst Confsdsra.s bonds sivasesd four and q half
pence On ths 81 instant. ana closed At twelve
per cent. above qustall9Es Tor American 6Es-tEsr-
GeHersi EEroReEa WsE 3 sPPrshsaasIi0z
No rssalts had bs=n arrive ist By tas Lo5doa Cen.
fsrs1es A general va ID Earops Is apprsha1dsd.
The spaaish Admiral las seized he Chinchss saals
ahs property Of Psra.
Frsm VirzEnIa.
RIcHzosD, Nay sG.-Our tzoops we're reported 70 u
nhs o. hstlIs thrss ososk today. ia fsni q Al.
las station. On ths v'rsiala Ceu.rai rsarosa-
Probabilities sf Ffzht.
A collision nay perhaps oeeur . morrow Eoas has
taken plaos today, The snsm vs al lsh FV9Ovsr
Ooart House.
BHPoEtazE EnforuaaiieE.
An any. .esrrssP Posdsnt of tie New York W1zsf \
rsporssa 70 Lrrs bsea eaptared to dayv.h pzpsa en-
his persan showing that ias lea II he Oh sdsraD
army cozpz (sedgw sks saee Ia eam3aisn begun. s
eighteen tousaHd lhres Aft5s Of udai j. ssErtsd
ui,h Papers were also icaad a hin uhisa thzs
Grant da-s not intend e asat any more has been
Supposed. sut WI rsly up0n iasreuehins
cen. wade Hsmpssz,
Gen. Hampton was to-day placed IN samPorsry -
nan5 Of the cavalry Of this aray.
Congregational q
RIcHEoSp. Nay 58-Ths ssntfs today, sner Dc
bass. passed bill slloHiBg csnmlssossf5 vnssr he
ss. suspsndiug the urit Of hadezs oarpus sso Per
month. ssd iAsu went into secret sesiou
Il sss Hozss the rssoiuHon relative 70 Esmmlnzer,
tsr he EHssrswai Of shs prsa1u5,e ss referred 70
the Judiciary Comhllss.se
The 6ii increasing tie pag q nsnbsrl q Co1F
vas referred to a committee CT ons l. each stslsa
a resolution adopted extending tAs sslsen al,
De IA or June.
The Prssdsns has vssosa ths sm ssiablissias gsas
sral sssf
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TaE FLORIDA RsLIEP AssoCIATIOE.-Thi
association is net intended to supply tho place
Of or interfere with the OF a. ho1evolsnt hssocs-
tons which have been fol-syu, aud which are,
with s generous and impartial spiIis, rendering
assistance to all who sre in need, butts simed to
add to the general impulse and.sympaihy which
are felt n al quarters for our wounded soldiers,
and 10 sfford channel Of Communication with
those who feel a special interest in Floridisns,
and Hho may desire to forward contributions Of
funds or supplies to this point. The association
viii be glsd TO receive from friends in Florida
especially anything which they can send useful
to the sick and wounded. Oranges. lemons,
lines, etc. will be particularly acceptable. d.
rect to McNaught, omoOd & Co, Atlanta, and
max hospital supplies :"
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the obstacle out Of .hs path has also been at
tempted, ard with 10 better success II lhs
snemy cannot dodge Lss's army, snd cannot
dsicss il, We are sf a ioa8 to zee how he viii
suceeed- Hs wiz exhaust al his mental and
physical resources in the effort Of thas We are
s5usdan1y sure Bat ths experiences Of the past
iHeIines Us 70 believe somewhat firmly thsi
strength and cunning win alike fsil for ihs suf-
fcienk reason that Richmond 6 not fatsd 20 fall
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a BRILLIANT EXPLOIT -Cspl J J Dick
eTson tslegraphs to A. A. G Bsrsh, at Chsrles-
ton, fTom Camp Call, Fla, on the 80 /, that after
= hot engagement of forty-fve minutes, be sue
eeeded in cepturing the steamer Columbian,
carrying two twenty-five pound Dahlgren
guns, taking about sixty-fve prisoners, six
wounded, aud about twenty killed and drowned,
together with sixty. FIVE stand Of arms and three
stand Of cOlors. Among the prisoners are eight
commissioned officers. No one hurt on our side.
He Was compelled to barn the boat to prevent
her falling into the hands Of the enemy, IS the
gunb5st 0ttows was sDebOred-Only few miles
distant.
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CRCUE.FR.

CONFEDERATE STATES CT AMERICA,
QUARTERNAsTLR-gENERk OFFICE,
Eirhnold, april 23d. 1s54-
ALL 0iacert and sssnis Of tAiE Deparsmtat are
hereby ioHhsd that in order inrodues proper uni
fority and Eystez IA eouaesaon with the contracts
ezecutsd uilh he Fse.cliaE O. Seve Rmsai aoeoupi
and to Increase thereby tha ysd thereof Major g. W
Cunningham oaarter1lsster hsrst0fors in charge Of
ths dspoi Et Atlanta Georgis, enttustsd. sEs.uslvs
ly with he duty OF contracting il behE q shE De
psr;meut with the Rsotorlss ihs States OF souih
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Florida and EisassiPPi.
he wiz rsEpoaa 10 acquisitions fcr material made
upoa him By ofesrs in ehsIgs OF 6ePots for the mar
ufsctzns o. oIotHirR A. r LAwTON,
ur21- ouer,errassfer. Glenersl +.
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n We rsgTst TO learn that Colonel Lamb, in
eommsHd Of ths h aud b.h Tennessee eonsoli.
dated regiments, who was wounded on Friday
or Saturday last, died at division headquarters,
in the field, last night. Col. Limb was from
Paris, Tenn, aud for some years represented
Henry ceunly in the State Legislature. Hs en-
tered the serYio6 ss private.
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z The following are lho casualties IN the
5ih company Of Washington artillery, from
New Orleans, ia the engagement near New
Hope Church, Nay %, 1854.
Killed; T B. Winston, William McGregor,
Corporal Wm. ". Sswen. Wounded: Corporal
John Beggs, right arm snpu;aisdi Martin
Mathis, ieit arm ampnsatod; p B. Watt, slight
7. J. White. sight. c. H SLocoMB,
Csptsin Commanding.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRe IN PETERsBURG.-0n
Tuesday morning last most destructive fire
occurred jast across the AppomattOx river from
Petersburg, at Csmpbell's bridge, by which the
snuff manufaetory Of Msssrs. Lynch & Aiken,
The barrel manufsctory Of Messrs. Bsgby &
Stewart, the grist and aJur mill of Messrs. Cog
bill & Weeks, aud the gFiss end hour mill Of
MessTs Lynch s. Dagger, were destroyed. Tbs
cash value Of the property destroyed vii ex-
ceed half million dollars.
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n TIE Wilmington Journal has learned
that Capt. J n. Robinson, corps of engineers,
Confederate States army, has bsen assigned to
duty between Rehmond and Wilmington as
inspector Of railroad transportation, TO assist
ths. ine in Obtaining additional means Of trans
pOrtshon, and 20 see that al is done that can
be done-which sHsrgsment We lssrn, Is cor
daily sssented to By the North Carolina reads,
and It Is presumed also By those north of vii
uinggOn.
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EEw PUBucATIoNs-We are indebted to
AessTs, Eysns q C0s-7--.llll, =, nsl.rnbis, s, G,
for Two Ealusble military publications The
fi,st is translation by Col. Frank SehaIler, Of
the 22l regiment Mississippi iBfantyy, Of Mar
.hAl Mumonts celebrated work on she spirit Of
military institutions. To It is sppsndes new
version Of Gen. Jomiui's celebrated chapter Of
the treaties on grand military operations. This
is the most valuablo contribution to our military
literature which has been furnished during the
war.
The second military. work is on the evOlutiOns
Of brigade and corps dsTmee, BY Brig Gen.
Casey, United States army. If the maxim fas
est abosts dsssri. be still true, military men
should avail themselves Of this opportunity to
6btsin the desired instruction. Both Of sese
works are published in good style, and do great
credit TO the house Of Evans & CogswelL
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n A dispatch to the Stats JOursG!, dated
Kinston, n. c., Nay 9th, says that a raiding
party Of Col. Ripley's Yankee cavalry, moved
on Thursday last toward the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad from ShepaTdsville, snd were
repulssd st Smiths mills, Onslow county, by
one section OF G!rTT'5 battery Of artillery, and
some cavalry, under Col Beard, of Folks regi-
msnt Of Infantry, Col. Jackson commanding
The raiders wore driven back in.confusiOn.
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The Riehmond Dispaishs Of he 9Tsb, says:
No startling news wss received yesterday
from any direction The two arnies On ths
south side remain IN fhs positions hsla for sew
eTal days, no new 11OFomens has taken placs,
and perfect quiet prevails. Tia Ysnkss gun
beats still inissl the river, but seem to have gus
pended their waste of Ammunition in shslling
tae woods, Fort Clifton, aud Other points Or tse
shores Of tbs James and the Appomsstox. Beast
Baser, pens up in narrow stEip Of land in ths
county ct Chesterfield, has smp.a time 70 send
lying dispatches to Wsshington Of the exseHt of
bis opefsa0ns, bat should be attsmpt 70 widen
bis sphere Of action By another advance upon
Gen. B5auregar1, he viii doubtless fnd ihaf
c chieer ready 10 meet MN.
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~ A public union prayer meeting will be
held every evening Of this week, at 5 5o'elock.
at Wesley chapel Al persons are invited to
attend
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The highess market pIica, eltheE in money
er subscription, VIII be paid for clean cesson
or inen rsgs, white or colOTed, delivered at the
APFEAL o0antingToom, Atlanta
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es- Captains Forrest aud r gers bad 6ght
an lie % !, thirteen miles west oi Holly Springs,
win the enemy, eighty sirorg killing twelve,
esDturng and wouDding Eve. We LOST neither
nan nor horse. Oar foIee Was about sixty.
PFairis Nsi0s
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~ We are pleased 70 lean shzs Col. J, ".
AYsry, q The an Georgia esvslrg, is recovering
ifom wounds received near Dallas. on the 2ls
inst
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rA sav dsvs since Col H1nnon, Of R5d-
~ e,valrv. a.iselzed tho enemy, 6ys hEsa5-sd
ssreug. ss Madison staton. On tas AEsEPRi
snd Central railrea1. zapslIing efhty-saVsu
DrisOueEs ali TIER corllsssly a-ld qEiaziaIllas-
Ter stores, and RE tsleglzFH nsramant.--f'r f'rs;,'
ne Nsias.
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a5rtng fks Yalue of tie -Old lame Of Cszfsdsrats
safy sdtcg DisceEsfs for fie Nec Tssas Of C5nsds-
H0asg nc Ratsof Tsrss Dsll1rs IA OlS fssHs
5r Tro Doilars ~ Ner lssss. frsa IS 20 $500;
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FOES SALE,
Prairie Plantation, Near
fac Alabama River.

FNfHE uudersigued ofe.s itr ssie ite magnificent
FLaNTATION
Eyizz eight miles uesI Of Prairie Bluff, in Wile0z
couE1y Els, known as the Porter King place. There
tzso tncuald i5lr hundred ard Ely ave acres in
the tracE scout eight hundred Oi which are cleared
and "a 8 klgh state sf cultivation viii q good owel
ling house negro houses, gin use outyudiE e. etc
Payment in pRrf k0e De MADE ia ConfsaerAie
l5ney bonds If ihs purchaser prefers, time viii
Be giysn on oHs-Lkild Of TIE amount Apply 70
". r OnME.
Hvfs % Atlanta "a
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PHILANDER P. PRASE,

GR 0CRKs ana COgE.HESSEOsSs
.EE ExkCEgsEyvT,
q Lsc-Dssler IN Cotlens Rope, Sheeting, bhirting
- Ysruz and Osnestics, Virginia and North Caro-
llns Tobscso u iEship's roa Efoaa Store, kesehiree
street Adams, GeeTga
REFEREECEs
Esi,ehau & stalfhs, Rlacon, "a; Erwin Hsrdes
FsrvsnDFb e.. EcDaDiel = hby, LyDeLbuIg, Va
KsnI PAYNE & Co. le hsaont Flrgnisi 4 Stewart,
lseutR susery ala; Z LcIg Co., augusta, ga {
= HVtpb a 90 ssobile Aisi Eeuuel Fesb ess Petefs
burg. Va;g a snsloss, phsEisstoR Souih CSrolins-
IuF6 lm
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Persons who left the lines yasasg5ay repra-
sent everything q1isi in tha. diraesion Ths
l Wax Ofice had no EeSs Of iuiegss. lass night.
and beyond rep3ri that soma vitality wss a2-
parent On the enenny's right (our lsfs) We have
nothing 90 announce There Vas, indeed, e ru-
nor lsss evening that the enemy made fesbls
sttamps on Wednesday night % capture cur
ouieg works, bat was repulsed with less 70
nm OF sixty killed. while our l0ss was 0nly one
| This lacks confirmation, and probably smanated
from shat individual who has bscoms 50 dissin-
gulshsd In shis war, The reliable gentleman"
Another report Is that Mcclellan IS now With
Grant, and acting as restraint upon his i'm
Pstao5lty IN other W0I5s, those W1o believe
tbs story pretend 70 ses in + reaaon Why
Giant dees not Offer batile 20 Gsa. Lea. Tas
report, however, may be true; but If so, ard If
b1eClsii@l has any influence over Granss &C.
tons. tie lsiseg Would hardly bs spi 10 select
tae Fe1lasuis as a line Of operations MeCisi-
iAn ts1ed that route once, and abandoned & il
gFist nssesspsir; and the sxperimsut cost him
h.s la1Tels, as well a. the sobriquet OF Ehe
young Napclson."
The train lass evening bTought down 40 nris-
-9nerss taken BY Mahohs's eonmsnd in Tues.
days fghk
THE AF7AIR IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
We have Eeeaigsd some further particulars CT
the affair in ChEFies City county, 10 which brisf
el-ssa.7-t -t.t3 l4-lo Fr1tetQAy- AL1 eLreQ tilD.
which eonaisied Of porsion Of Gen, Fix Lss,s
eaysirT dl7isills s.azted ilon Matthew'S Court
House and pr0cesded to K1naou's wharf ca
James rivez, poiat nearly opposite Fort Pow
hstan- At ere O'Clock 0a Tuesday our men
dismountsd aud pushed forsard through tie
woods which lie between she rIVer Rad aIs5 ths.
river, driving II he caomy's zsgro Piezets, sAo
hed iaesntlnensiv 10 the feFtiEsstiors. Our
i-3s2s- laeFl moved en- the Fofks, wI.:.b are sIs
SEQ On q 81 4 -z-zEzaEd consist s5rOn- for
tlheaiions, Frotec-sd il l-eat by l, 5ssD ;:tsh
sna eng gbsstis.
I1e attack was made upon ths 7Tost Lent 1, q
she fors, and the negro iT5aRs,- without mskiHg
muea resisiaacs, Eaa down tie bluff to tie
basea Fsre they remained during the fgbt.
Ihe white troops. hsWsTsr, stood tbsr ground
just IS cur mon charged tbs works the gun.
boats in the river opened q f1zioRs frs uDsn
thsm, which was holly seconded y muskstrT
tr5m ths ioTthcssious. L was immsdiaiely dis.
covered thas The enemy bzd thrown reinforce
mems across from Fort P0Bhatsn, where
large force was stationed, and IN this state Of
affairs oug troops Wsrs WikhdfaWa nom Tie eou~
tesi, with small lGe5 il killed and Foundsd
TiF0 negroes we're tskun prisoners Taus ended
an enterprise which vas extremely hazardous
On our PaTt, WhsB Is IS considered thsi ile exc
ny had The advantage Of strong foTii6ealiens
and sle al1 oi gan3oatg.
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SaiIg gppeaI.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
TUESDAY MORNING. NAY 81. 1854
RRam rHR FnoNr.
- = = Ii y . y "
Special o0ns.poaasaos q be APPeall

XIV HOPE CHURCH. Nay 30 O'Clock, a N.
Thsye was heavy fire Of musketFy and ar
tllery al Aong our lines O. II o'clock last
night. L lasted t5f nearly an hour No great
damage doae on either side. All quiet this
morning. WAvERLY
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EtneEship under the s,yls -ao arm of
.FEffcheTE n FE'OOdgOaS,

For ths Vupcse O. carrying on COMMISSION
BUSINESS A. he Old stsud of 4 ". Mitchell, Hun
ser street. near tire corner Of " htehai street, A.
lsuts, Ga ssriet EttsntOa vii Be gwen % 81 eon
sirnrpsuss A. ". EITUHBLL,
anl IN .. P. WOODSOR.
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,rELE GRAPHIC.
Reports Of the Press -Association-

Snisred according act Of Cougrssin tho yaE- 1853
y J. s. THEksHEH, IL the Csrk's efiss af ths Dis
tet Court Of tas Conssdsrsts States ~ he Hortd-
ern DsiriCt q Georgia
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AND AGENT FOR
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a large edition Of he APFEAL received every day.
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