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Uureaaou'ibIe Ezsorti0H.

The Wilmington JSNrHai thinks il is perfectly
useless to raise hue and cry sbost blockade
runners, Jews, specrdat0rB, traders, etc, ste
Some Of them may he bad enough, but they are
not circumstances 10 q certain class OF Produ-
csrs-thsss who generally. bring to eur market
provisions, sueh as bacon, lard, poultry, eggs,
and 50 forth. They have gone perfectly wild.
They really seem 10 have lost al respect Tor
their God, their country their falow-citEens, or
heir own souls. They have seized uPeA the
temporary disturbances in the currency arising
cut Of the late seton to make possible future
discount Of oue-thid an excuse for doubling
and rsbling prices.
What in the name Of all that is extorionaie can
tie traders meant Perhaps they viii ssy that
tbev hsvs no cou6dencs in Confederate money.
Now, il woald strike NEST plain thinking men
that for psopie wsO pronounce Confederate
money 90 mach trash, these bac0n-ssllers reach
after it with grsat aYidity, scanning determined
to seears il al and leave mons to poor sinners
who sTs 50 unfoTiunlss as not to be producers OF
provisions, but make their living by their labor
in some ether v0cstisu-no, not enough to ens-
BE them to psy their taxes and thus do their part
toward she support Of the Government.
Now we make no attack upon the farmers Of
the country We simply dsnouncs the eouuHe
pursued BY some Of them. L would be folly
and worse thAa folly to dsnounce the largest,
most useful and most influential portion Of lhe
Southern people, because Of the conduct Of s
few Of their Eumb6:. But We must not forget
the fierce which example is eElculated to e1sr-
else and the temptation Of high prices, and We
address ourselves &c the really patriotic and gen
srous farmers Of tbs country, Begging them, %
well a. persons Of al other ealliRgs, 20 pause
and reflect taf5re either yielding to q panic
which must create the danger at which If gets
frightened, or increasing that panic By insisting
apon prices that imply perfect contempt for
taeir Government and itB currency.
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EVENING EDITION



The dissppeFauee Of SHERMAN from bis
frsut VIII enable Gen. Polk to e0-opsrats with
his 6ne army with the gsrTisoa Of Noble in de-
fsuse Of that city. The movements Of tho for
lsr have been mysterious, and there have been
various reports Of the Eouss he teOk on lesving
Msridisn, bat the weight Of evidence is that he
fell back, and vs presums he WilLnot stop this
side Of Vieksburg, or Jackson, st least. As no
GOOD ean be accomplished By Gen. PO Tx pHF-
suing him to jackson, Is, indeed, il would be
almost impossibls for hin 70 do, on account OF
the ifieulty Of obtaining supplies in the de.
pisted couutYy esst Of EsTidisa, shr5ugh which
be would row bsvs no railroad communication,
be esn give undivided attention to affairs on the
gulf eoast, which promises Rsxt to be the scene
Of actiVe operations.
II il wss ths intention E5T SHERMAN to par
ecipats il general attack upon Mobile, BIZ
failure does not seem to sffset the proceedings
Of FaRRAsgT, who continues bis Ere upon
Fort Powell. Unless be reduces this work, viii
osharB hat ussy turn up elsewhere, be cannot
move up tie bay and until be does this, land
stack is net anticipated. But should be succeed
cur bert sdvissd friends expect movements from
New Orleans via PaacagoUla and Pensacola, 81
bofh Of which points it is known preparations bsva
been makng for soDs tire. The city Is stripped
for . syht, Is vel ga-Tisoued and Provisioned
and with ,hs additional strength that can be
sps7sd from cur forces At Dsmepoi5, success
fuI resistance can Certainly be made.
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DALToN, o'clock r. 81, Feb. q, 1854.
EDITORS APrEAL; Trsacbsd here yesterday,
Staaierd's battery bsving bssn ordered here
from Kingston after the Advance Of the Federal
picksls few dsys ago.
The enemy met with warm reception in bis
rscsnt movements. which resuited in 3 loss 10
him in killed Of fifty or sixty including a Col.
McSoOk. This number Was found on the fsld,
and doubtless several were taken eff. We had
mons killed as Ear as I can. ascertain, and only
shout one hundred and twenty wounded-mesi
Of hem very slight.
AL has been quist yesterday snd to-day. The
enemy has fallen back to Stone church, nine
miles from this place On the Ringgold road
where they are reported to have made stand
Our cavalry pursued them to that point, and re-
port them there this afternoon. The advances
force was only enc division.
Our troops arc in excellent spirits. l have
never sean men 60 cheerful and eager for fight.
Thew are anxious to retrieve the misfo1tunss
Of Lookout mountain and Missiansry ridge.
Permit me to state, for the information of their
Mississippi friends, the members Of stanfOrds
battery arc all in good health. They have, after
three years service, rs-enisted for The war.
Captain Stanford is in good spirits, his men
have just cause to be proud Of SO gallant a
commander, as they are, and he is equally
proud of them. L. L.
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We have nothing from the front beyond the
report that svsTyfhisg e was quiet up 80 last
evening. We publish letter to-dsy from an
intelligent gentleman, which informs uB thas
the enemy. STEER retiring from cur immediate
front Wednesday night, took position two miles
this side Of Tunnel Hill, whore they were re-
ported to be Saturday afternoon, BY our csvalTy
The late movemeIt from CAsttaaooga, Il is
now generally conceded, Was not in such fcrcs
IS 70 indicate thas The. enemy pHTposed gener-
al spgseement Yet It was sufficiently formids-
bls 70 be threatening, and enable them to feel
Gen. JoHEsToS's position with comparative
safety. In the usanims, while attention was
thus attracted 70 the irnmediaie8ront, if We can
credit the news nom RiehmOud-eyidently
credited by the War DspsTtmeLt--osFERHA1s
i erdeavoring TO execute a flank movement.
If this is so it is aadsabsedly known 1t head
quarters, aRd preparations viii be made accord
inely IF The saemg's plan Of the campaign
embraces combined movements, they will soon
be developed.
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Two Cars RaIi Ufra Egridag one HFuB5re.,
Nd = .-a----- --l-- 80 LII.

LEoaDAs POLK, Lioutonaut-G5noIal.
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From the Lake City Columbian Extra
CAMP BEAUREGARD, Fla, February 90, 1864.
The great battle CT East Florida has been fought
and another glorious victory has been won By
our gsllant Boldiefy
At an early hour this forenoon couriers arrived
At District headquarters with the intelligence
that the enemy, seven Thousand strong, under
command Of Asjor- Gen Gilmore, had pessed
the village Of SsndeTson On route fer the interior
OF This State. No sooner was tho intellieonce
communicated than = cSValry torcs, composed
Of detachments Of the 4th Georgia, Col Ciineb;
"a Florida cavalry, Lieut-Col A 3. HcCor-
mick, and Seott's battalion, Maj. O. W. Scott.
sll under the command OF Col CsTrAway Smith
81 Florida cavslry, proceeded forward with ne
view Of ascsrtaining the strength and position
Of tho enemy. The command CT Col Smifb
proceeded TO point rear Che Florida Central
railroad, about eighteeR miles east Of Lake civ
where they encountered the advance guard nf
the snemy. With the view of drawing hin,
nesTer to this point, where q moro advanfs,,eons
position for our troops had been soleotsa. CeI
Smith skirmished slightly With the ener.5 sn5
retired toward thiB point in excellent erdsg
Finding that i was the design Of the aa,..v
to destroy the ri read upen his line of yosIsi
and to toriity himself At a point about 6va
miles east Of this place. Gen. Finnegsn orSere5
to the front the 64th Gsargia regiment C,oI
Evans 32d Georgia, Major Holland Sin GssT. !
gia, Col. LOfsoni 9th Georgia, Gel. Zscbsrv;
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The victoTy OF Gen FORREST ever sBHTH
and GHTERsoE sfully ccufzasd. The RsgistsT
Of Saturday morning has special dispatch
fron West P5iut, giving soEs additional par
siculars Of the SIGHT, and announcing the arrival
Of one kindred and fifty prisoners, including
colonial and EsatsnEnt-eoloEel The Federal
less in killed, LEFT on the field, was Shout one
hundred, including two coloRels- ear less was
ss has been stated, about one huBdrod killed
and woaEdsd Gel JEFF. FORREST, com
msndiag brigade n Chalmers division, WAS
ing the 5th Mississippi, mortAlly wounded
CoisS BARTEAU, Of BALLS brigade, was Bs-
veEsly wounded IN the breast, and Col Ne
CULLoUGH. commanding 9 bigsds Of Chal-
msTz' division, in the hand.
Tbs Transcription Of Friday says the &" very
latest" sud moss 8 reliable" from the fruBf is
that sRERMAg hss certainly rstrsatsd, and that
shs maia body Of bis army Is already west Of
PssTl nvs, Tbs rsPsrt is evidently doabtsi By
ths editor, who gays he win net voueh for
snyshisE concerning SHERMAE's movemeat Is,
80 varied and conflicting are the reports that
coma 20 hard" OBe report Is that before leav-
inE MeTidisR the Ysnkes commander nade =
speech 10 his men, In which be declared the ex-
psdiii5n had accomplished ali that il was in
ssnled IL should. Had LOGAE's column effected
. iuneton With bin, however, be would hsve
marched to the Tonbigbes
Il is sls0 sad that he iggued 81 order estsb-
fishing the Mobile and Ohio rsilroad ss his
eastern Inc, and thrsstsuing e0Bdigu punish
nens On al persons found recruiting IN Ris ter
ritoEys and holding al citizens as spieB who
may aitomPt to enter his lines without b .
sushOrity, and c6sriDg protection to AL deser.-
ers and elhsrs who win accept Il.
The Selma journals Of Saturday, the latest re-
esiysd, give Is no additional intsIligenes.
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I Two Cars Hali tEG q Bridge One Hundred
and Ewensy-Eivs Eeef Ezfghs
! The Toronto Globe Of the 10Th inst, las ths
lOlloSisg particulars of an accident ths day BE-
fore on Tho Grand Trunk railrogd, at George
I town station
The rivor h57e is very shallSw, being at this
/ season OF Che Tear net more than two or three
/ feet in depth. and almost completely frozen
/ over About O'Clock yesterday m0rniBg, IS 4
/ freight Hain rom SsTnie was approaching this
bridge it was noticed by those OF the train that
/ au aEeltre8 Of ona OF ihs rear ears was broken
The engine driver, or being notified Of tho fact.
I sE orCs WEisl.5d brakes dowL; but owing 10
ihe ice on the track, and hs train being on the
/ down grade, the train could not be stopped as
/ quickly IS IN Ter ordinary circumstances. At
! thg time thn defect IN the axletrea was discov-
I cred he train was within two hundred vsrds sf
/ the bridge and going at the ordinary rate Of
speed. The persons on the train did all in their
power 10 st8n IT,
All their efforts, heWeveT, Were unsYailing, ss
tho trsiu stil. kopt moving and il few moments
entered on The bridge The engine and tender
ard . number OF ths cars passed onward in
safety, bnt lust as tbs last two cars came upon
| the bridge, the coupling Of the forward one
broke. In these cars were the condue or of the
I train snd two brskssman. Immediately on tbe
parting Of the train the last two cArs ran off the
tTaek dashed through the side rail Of ihs bridge.
took an sWiul leap into The air. and fell, with
isstiHl orash into ihe river beneath, distances
oi one hundred ssd twenty-five feet They
were, Of course, smashed to atoms, aud the
three unfortunate men wore maugled in sueh
horrible manner as 20 be scarcely distiaguishs-
bic as human beings. Their arms, bodies, heads,
sad legs were cut, smashed, and crushed into
one oickening, awful mass Of creeping, isllied
flesh aud bone. TaO head Of the unfortunate
conductor could at first no where be found, but
after searching among the ruins pieces Of skull,
face, and brain, all thst now remained Of It,
were picked ne and placed together. There can
bo no doubt that the accident resulted from the
exletEee, as sll that portion of the train before
the broken csr passed safely over the bridge.
Ine bridge was not very much injured By the
affair, only few of the rails and the portion Of
ihs side rail through which the ears ran having
hgsD damaged
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NoggHERs ESRoLJAIEET AcT-Both hou-
ses o. she Federal Congress have eoncured in
tie report cf tie Committee Of Conference on
the sEsrollnent B-l" The report fzss the
eoRmu.ziion fEee 81 $500 bat renders the draft
ed EaaH who eoanBtes liable 70 be drawn again
sftsr ihe expiration Ct one year. an nble-bod-
ied psrzora CT AfiozH descent between 20 and
45 yeaSs q ags, sFe to be enrolled, and when
tns save o. loysl aassteT is drafted and nus
re inse service, be shall bs free, tho master to
pad lie sUn to be awarded By eoEanlissisR,
81 oxessding $500
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ADJUTAET kED INsPEcroE.aEyrRAr's OTFICE,
kehmoud Va, JanuEEg sd, 1874.
Spseial Order 30. 70
UPON application made By sHlhtsd men. With salts.
fastory svlds1cs tbst they entered the services or
have at saT tis belonged 10 re command o. Brisa.
der Gsnsrsi Johu Il. orErn and are now serving ir
esmpanies otheFz than fhose iu sEIsh hey ersfuay
enlisted, eomnandnE Esnarss are hereby directed 70
transfer Eueh men 70 Gen. HoTg,na command with
ORDERS 20 report 70 him FOR sssiruneH..
By command Of The Secretary Of War.
JOHN WTTHERS,
Assistant Adiu.snt General.
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saIInn. ana DarluE Aaveafuro.

Cant Evans scouts, commanded By Lieut..
Gsllaher-eonsistiBg Of eleven msn-mhde q
most desperate and daring descent on island 20,
opposite Bolivar, capturing the steamer Gull
liam and crew, CgeiheT with thirty i've white
men and iftY contEAbAndB, and several mules
and horses ase the arrRnt traitor, Col. Milford,
who has been in command of the ialaRd for
some time which bad become 3 general rendez.
yous for runaway negroes.
The manner Of their proceedings were as fol-
Iowa: Sergeant Robert Lee with Eve men pro-
cured q skif on the night of the 81 and crossed
over to the island, where they laid in ambush
until daylight, then surprised and captured the
steamer Guillizm and crossed their prisoners
and captured party on the boat.
While embaTking four Federal transports
loaded with troops passed within pistol shot, but
cur gallant sc0Uts remained as cool and uncOn-
cern0d as though il YVES an every day Occur
TeEce.
We clip the above from the MississippiaH
It is the record Of one gallant feat, such might
take place every day, and IS the only kind o.
warfare that will keep the Yankees from con-
trolling the States lying on the river. Had ouI
esunsels been followed, The river never woald
hsye been nsyigated by the snsmy's transports
or trading vessels. Had the money expended
at Columbus, Fort Pillow, Vleksburg and Pon
Hudson, been ased in fitting cut organizations oT
for river service, with proper equipments, no
Yankee transport could ever have made the trir
from St. Louis to New Orleans. And it ia not
too Iats Jet. They can be annoyed and made tC
suffer SO severely that tie river will in effect be
bleckaded.
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e We learn through gentleman who 70
/ Gently made his escape from the Yankees in The
vic.-siy Of ClaIksvile, Tennessee, inst the Fed.
erals thero are oecazionslly committing oalraves
oi ih9 NEST terrible ehaIacler q party Of hem
not long since went 70 the residence of Mr..
Robert Steele, a well known eisiz n, and prc-
gnet3r OF Yellow Greek fBrases, called Mr..
Steele 70 ibe door and shot him dead without
any e7ose Another party about the same time,
met Ar, Samuel P. Roberts. in tae uppsr pars
Of Montgomery county, near his residences, aud
Killed him in the road. We suppose It is By
such ou.ragos iha. they hope to attach the poo-
pic Of Tennessee to the Union and reconcile
them TO the idea of reconstruction. Both Of
she gentlemen murdered were pescesblo and
uRofsldng ciiize1s, universally esteemed and
espectGd.-Cbatisaoogs Rebsi.
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- anErrIlntr onrntIsn

Judgs Huuro, Of s0uth Carolina, made bis
decision in regard 10 the vsxed questions which
have arisen out Of the recent lsw putting The
principals Of substitutes in the army. There
were several casel before Kim at Grsenville.
His decision affirmed the eonstitutionslity Of
the law, and The parties were ordered back 10
tho egEtody Of the enrolling sfiears of the Con-
fsdsracy.
On the other haHd, the Richmond Whig states
that Judge PearIon, Of North CsroliBa, On
Monday last, rendered = decision at SsliBbury
that ths act Of Congress putting an end to the
exemption Of persons by subs itUtion in the
army, was breaea Of contract between them
and The Government, and unconstitutional and
void His attention was then called to the late
act suspending the Writ Of habaas corpus, which
reached him after his opinion was prepared, and
be held that 1t did not apply to the principals Of
substitutes.
The case, ST bin suggestion, viii be removed
TO TIE supreme court Of The State, for hearing by
that court, at the Rexi Jane term. Meantime,
the parties in large number Of cases were re-
c0gnizsd to await aud abide the decision in the
case carried up.
The Raleigh Confederate says the snrelmsBt
Of principals is going on, and great numbers
are szging eat wns.
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~ Particular attention is called 70 The a.
vsrsissment Of MessTs. MeNsagbI, omORd d
O.. p saofhsr column. They have made 81
.rangsnents to hsEe = constant supply of bar
ron, and are new ready to supply the trade
ana he public with All sIEes snd any quaatiiy
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HEkDoU1RrEK's FoRsIs's CrvtUEY 2
n..-l--- O. l-.------- b. L...

Decatur. Ca, FeBruzr7 q, ls64
IN pursusnes Of he above order, I hereby cau On
an ny men, Who are serving with ether sonmsndl 70
t-Es ne proper steps % b sent forward 70 thsss
Hssaqaartert without Delay szd oonusndlaz oflesrz
anasr "nem they are nsE serving ars earnestly re-
qusstsd to lend heir zssssarss % facilitate M in s.
matter. J. Z MORgAN-
tsz8 loi Bdgsdisr General @. s.A
8outhsTn CoufsdsracT, 7rqntz1ue~v AEvsrtf.sr
Motis Advertiser and RI Z r-ru--.r 5.s-t -
times srs send bfTfs 10 - Nv
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: Of the Secretary Of War.
8. COOPER,
Adiutant and Tnsnsc,or.cs.n.I1. I...1

The Jndieious and opportune appointment Of
Geasral Bragg to the post OF commandsr-in-
chief OF the Confederate armies, viii be apDre-
ciated as an illustration Of that strong somrnon
ssnse which forms the bssis Of the Presidents S
character, that regard for the opinions and
feelings Of the country, that respect for the
5ens'e, which are The keys to all ihss Is myste-
nous in the c0ndgst Of our public affairs. The
Confederate armies cannot fail to be well
pleased. Every soldiers heart lesls that msTit
is the true title to promotion, and that glorious
service should sDsurs q splendid reward. From
Lookout mountain, step 70 the highest military
honor and power IS ustural snd inevitable.
johnston, Les aud BssuTegATd learn wish CRATE
iul emotions that tho conquerOT of kentucky
and Tennessee bag been elevated 20 a position
which his superiority deserves. Finally, this
happy announcement should enliyen the fires Of
confidence and enthusiasm reviving among the
people like bucket Of water on a newly kin
died CRATE RiekaoHd Examiner
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J. ". H. UNDERWOOD,
Attorney at Law,

sAstfEsa Sfs.- ---- ----.-->-- Georgia
OFFICE over z. =. EdHsrdys store Whiishan
Partisulsr attention na5 to alI kinds o. osuvsyan-
cling, counsel sdTics &c. Ofice h1urH f-on 10 ",
and = to 3. fcf1 In
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" noWling & Co, Dscalur stlsst, opposite
the AshsneuEl, have jass received an assortment
Of braadiss Whiskiss, wines and other liquors
AID groceries, which be Ufsrs fox sale cheap
Give shen q call
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THE TORPBDo AT CHABLEsrox.-Tbs tsls
grhph has a. last Hade public gratifying oe-
eurence, Of which we lad info1mstioR some
days agO-tbs sinking Of one Of the enemy 3
hnest war vessels st Charleston by enc Of cur
amsl torpedo boats. It was deemsl prudent at
ihe time 70 allow the enemy to attribute tbe
siuking Of their beat 70 The storm, the night
haviEg been a. extremely rough ore. L turns
cut, however, that they ware posted, hence si-
lencs is no lergsr Deeesssry. The vicinity Of
chsTlssson hsEbor Is sn unsafe place for Yankee
efsa Of any description.
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IFDIasA.-'ihe Now York Tribune says The
Dsnscseg Of IldiRaa ara, Il psssib,s. msrs
resallssly disloyal tina year than ever. Thew
have j0sl held thsiT Congressional Conventions
for tie Supplemental Of delegates to the National
Couvenfen, and tbs platforms pat foglh srnbody
seuaments eusinsH;ly suitable to secession
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bhALL PoX Ar KNOXVILLR- --I3rownlow'a
papeT OF the OH shus lements over the sanitary
condition Of that city
The SHsat! PoT Sill Ragss-Tbe sceurre Of
our race, aud the hand-majd Of tho rebellion.
stii RACES il AID sToHnd cur town. Il Is All
through the town, aud bas penetrated all classes
ot soeiety. Il is in the army hospitals, in pYi-
yaie families, and is even ssid to bs aTieD Ddfro,
into the country. It occurs TO Us that tbe ma :
tsE has been badly maHaged, though We NAV
not be Judge Smallpox hospitals and Dest-
houses ara IN the midst Of the town. Psrsons
run up against eases on the streets. Negross
and Others open the front doors of citissps' s.d
rush IA with the imPudonee OF the devil In
shgr. every man goes where be plsases. Wa
eal fer mere rigid rule civil and military. and
We mUsi have it, or we are to be ovsrrun- if not
driven out Of our houses"
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LosGsTREEI's ABsiY-Ws met gentleman
yesterday, Who left the position occupied BY
Sen LqHgstrest on tie 24-h inst a change Of
posihon-had jast taken place, bus where The
army vas posted We Feed not ReHtion he
infoEns rs tie army is well clothed, hss been
vel Proviaionea, and has erj2yed unusually
good Lealib during he winter
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KHNNEDY EousH.
.w0REEE,

On 81. LOUIS. between Franklin szd ]HsrEiit0n
streets Is Of the nost pleasant locations IN the
city and rs travelling puoIs Uiu ma j. % shsir inter-
70 SOP there The table a EfFzYs furnished wig
he bed he market afordz 0abnen n the habit
81 laEinz Derssus who Hzh stop a. this hoase 70
other piaesE. thsrsiors t Woald eEol e renenbeg
d lseation. idsS
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DESIRlBLR GRAR0lRD PRlPERTT
FaR 80,

T eFFER for sale BE2D'S ISLAND, IN Mcintosh
a county near he mouth q tas AltanEba river.
There ars about TWO hundred and SKY uplEnf
and afleen hundred acres Of high msrsh. Ell Of the
best qu-iiy fer long cotton ana On tbs place
srBe double gsng steam Saw all vita al ghs lEts
improvements for saving umbsr making 10 Of the
most complete saW usiis in she S0uthsrn county.
TasrB il also On'tha nlECs comfortable dwelling Of
i've rooms vita EU ascssssry outbuildingz insadins
negro houses, stabs crib and biacEsmith shsp This
place is Rutsd tor is good health being surrounded BY
salt water where ih oystlrH are st an tines pro-
Curabis and Is EquBstongDy he Ausst location fer
ship yard in the Sout1 For farther parsCalzrs sd-
dress ISAAC n AIKEN,
fe2g I8t Wsith0mviIls. Ga
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I The standing OiFeE iar volunteers in New
York Advertisements is Ss52. and CHS Is easily
raised to $1,000. Lincoln's 500 600 nan, there
tore, VIII oalY cest, fer bounty alone, $780,