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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.

From The Rev. jo-eph VI. Clarke. Rector of
:, James Church:
SYRACUSE, Feb. 20, 1864.
| have been deaf in one ear ever .;,ce va IN
Co.Iege some twenty years ago. By the skill
OF Ds Lishthill it, hearing was entirely restored,
so that DOW bear alike with both ears and fnd
mat i can use nv voice With much more ease
and comfort than before
osil "a div JosEPH " elNsSG
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These States will elect him. and in addition We
consider McCLkLLAs's chances better than LIN
coins in the following States:
Total.

Remember that MCCLELLAN is the favofite Of
the boys in blue. The soldiers have fought with
him. and will vote for him. He has strength in
the army, which will be developed At the election
Let every Democrat in Indiana go to work with
u will. and the result will be the triumphant cleo
ton of General MCCLELLAN. and the preserva
ton of the Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

rhe preference I'm n Character of
OF the two Wen.
The following extracts from the scceptances
of the Presidential nomination by LINCOLN and
MCCLELLAN. aptly illustrate the difference in the
character of the two men. Read them:
LNcofN. s'CItILAA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20
The popular Vote OF ises.

The follow.ng table. compiled BY the Ner
York Tribune. shows the popular sote Of the re
speciise States Ia 1863. sith the number OF
electors 70 be chosen by each. four seeks hencs
Vote IN lNGl ksCtors oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

IT. Disuici-w f Niblack. Dem.
% DislJict-M c Kerr. Dem
% Dstrirt--Ralph Hill. Rep
4th DistrIct-John X. Farqular. Rep.
Jia DistFict-GeO W Julian. Rep.
9th District Ebenezer Dumont. Rep.
9Th District-D. " VOORHEES,. Dem.
sth Disuict-Godlove : Orth, Rep.
9th District-Schuyler ColiaH. REQ
10th District-Joseph II D%eirees. Rep.
IIth ID strict-ThomAs y Sullsell. Rep.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

From the official report,
telegrsphed from New
York.
/ realize the weight osThe
responsibility To be boras.
should the people ratify
your choice. Conscious oI
my own weakness, l can
only seek fervently the
guidance Of the Ruler Of the
Universe, and. relying OF
His alI-powerful aid. do my
best 20 restore Union ans
peace 10 a suffering peo.
pie. and - establish sns
guard their liberties snC
rights.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

The whole number Of votes ia the Electoral
College. not counting Tennessee or Louisiana, IS
two hundred and thirty one, OF which one hun
dred and sixteen are required TO give a clear ma
jority and elect a President Now can General
McCLKLxAS secure one hundred and sixteen
yo,es2 We think he can. and will. In the
coming contest there are no side issues-the
question Is fair and square. with the preservation
of the Union and permanent and honorable peace
on the one side. and the continuance of tie war,
increase of debt. endless drafts and certain ruin
on the other. Between these the choice Is to be
made. both by citizens and soldiers, and we look
10 the result With confidence. We set the fol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

kerrs majority in the district 1850. which the
Official may vary a lew votes New Albany
Ledger.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

! ice President Stephens address 10 The People of
He FacOrs Il Contention of the Siates-A
Suspension of Hostilities IA Step in the Right
Direction"-The Doctrine Of STATE Sovereignty
lis Adoption The Only Way 10 a General
Paeifcation-Hopes from The Increment ia tie
NOrth-The Georgia Resolutions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-20

The following brief but comprehensive note
addressed to the editor OF the keokuk Constitu
ton explains itself Precisely the same thing
here disclosed i going on at all the hospitals in
the county
JuoeE CLAaGKrr. keokuk I leave 70 day on
the FIRST boat tor nv regiment. the l7h Iowa. /
am 81 years old. add vote for George u Nc
ClellAn SsIiy Of u voted IN fhe hospital for
George. hence We sixty were ordered 10 the
field But We sill hot forget our daty TO our
friends at home. the constitution and Laws We
could have sta we'd in the hospital Il We had voted
tor Old Abe JErHs AcktEl.
WILL PVr-The Mes York Day Book puts
che ease thus.
II Lincoln had not been elected 10 ls60. eve
s,bsdt knows That there would have beeE 90
gar. and everybody should know that. # defeated
10 1864, the var will stop. tor us cause siil be
removed
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congregational Heourns.

The fnll official returns of but two Congress
sional Districts have been received-the Fourth
and Fifth. The vote in these district il as fol
lows:
ro,,tb Dstr;ct-Fa roub,r. 10 OF
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

VNTE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
GISrS 90 the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city. 10 look through our stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was et 81 s., aud
before the additional 50 per cent increase in Tariff Duty,
which, We are confident, will enable US to sell goods IN
our line very low and yet realize q profit. We will du-
riicate any Cincinnati bill-huctuations in prices con-
sidered.
Orders are solicited jeTo<-diy
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hrs. LIGHTHILI.'S Popular work OIL
L. Deafness, its Causes and Prevention, .
has reached the Sixth Edition, and may be ob
tanned 10 Carleton. 4l3 Broadway, or any re
spectabfe bookseller throughout the country.
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yote Of the second p,.tric,.

The following are the myorities for Congress
ian in the Second District:
Kerr. Den. Curry Rem.
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The following letter from the rebel Vice Pres
ident Hon Alexander II. Stephens. giving his
views upon the prospects of peace. was written
in answer to a letter addressed to him by several
of his fellow citizens of Georgia.
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Ar eUAnD.0

CAMP NEAE GAItONf ia jan u
EDITORS APPEs.s Feeling confident that
yog are ever ready and willing to devote The
columns Of your pspsz to suggestions calCu-
lated 10 advance the c&use of Southern indie
pepdence, 1 have no hesitation in knocking
for admission in order to submit to the good
.gudgment os our rulers a proposition that viii
unquestiouably increase the efficiency Of our
arms. The thougheess and unrsAeeting mind
msy be disposed to ridiculs the subject I am
shout to iatredace, but the sober-miRded man
aud whose ear is open to the ~couusels of the
humble as well as the great, viii pause and con-
slider. When the wave Of revolution irst rolled
over the South, it required no incentive to
either young OF old in order to fl our srmies, en-
tho contrary, many thousands were refused.
Three years of IFsr with ito attendant priVA-
tious, has considerably dsmpened, snd in many
eases, completely -eztinguished The fires of pat
rioiisn. To get s man to De his daty now, il is
necessary 60 resort t-oAcompalsOry m5aus. he
is forced into thu ssryics snd acts the sol.
disr IL 4 hesitalinf and diseontented manner.
And there is 10 denying the facts, our .sOl-
diers DO not Eght better nor quite as well ss
they did in the outset, Well, let US have the
remedy, ssF you. HeTs sis; lsE the President
attach to every army . body Of men, selected
from inc different branches of tho service On
account Of their gallant conduct on the battle
field give these aeR 70 uadsTstand that their
position IS one Of hanoF; 7lses them under a
brave and experienced oficar, aid under the
ere Of the commanding general, snd when he
egpcrtuas moment arrives, hnrl them ike a
rhUntsIbelt en- he foe. Again, ihe formation ef
bio aItarsrtaI Guard would be the means Of
Introducing = I=ulzBle rivalry bit cen .he dill
ersnt divisions and corps. Nothing 70 SO dear
70 a soldier as honsr. Honor him and be viii
bsnor the country. Let Us have a regularly or.
gsuised army, not siv1ing altogether az origin
atty. WHAT if we do copy hom European ma
ions We hsvs as good material 69r an In
perial Guard rs ever marched benesth The In
peFisl Eagles 81 Fs=acs, but It must be eoncen-
tratsd to render Il efficient There is 10 sine
to lose. Two months mora and tho hosiS Of
L,ucola vii be making a last gigantic effort for
cur s1hiugason. Send 20 the army svery able
bodied msni form this Legion of Southern
chivzlIy, sud, in ny humble opinion, 1864 viii
see the sngpl Of peace waving bar golden wings
ever eur young Repablo
ITenld say noTs on this subject, but have it
to yeur more able spd eloquent pen.
"LA SOLDAT."
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From the Oantoa Cdlss) CihzsnI
While the minds OF tbs leading m5a Of our
county seem to DO perfectly 0verburfhened
with tbs necessity Of filing The ranks Of cur
army, it seems perfectly p-aTsdoXieAl to Us, that
81 thoughts OF = e9mmisssTist sesths to have
been thoroughly ignored Fill the srmy, hil
tho army, seems TO be Tho only cry and only
.dea that 6lls their minds snd thoughts. The
provisioning, clothing, aud protection Of such
an amy, seems never to hsve entsrcd fhsir
ts6ds. He6es they cry, ever body (excspt
Ga6mssives) sh0g!d 1t 0Eeo enter the army
everybody Sdaald leave vito and children, (hali
starving, il may boz shoulder thair muskst. and
enter tho tented field for the Tsr.
Now we sTa lac last psrs53 IN the world 70 Re.
lard eHlistmeais u &c throw Geld water unan
sEy project that hiss for lis end and aim Tho ga.
irg Of the ranks Of 0ur sTay, rus DO believe.
and contend, thst a half starved, hali-eluthed.
and half-discis,insd army is az less effective
shan GGe-hlf their number properly csred for,
and provided in all tho uecsssariss Of camp life
Therefore i is gs are SO perfectly astoAished At
all c~OHsGrigt laws, saiistms cut laws, asd e.! other
lsEs looking to the efficiency Of car armt.
shauld be 50 to,aly dssltu.s Of 2li provisions
looking to Inc support 81 the same Is wen as
support and msIn.elA-ce Of the families Of
w0neR and Children left st heHs.
why Is j. tAat, Hhils many Of oar lesdiRe
men III congress are introducing b Is 70 take
everybody sad Pisee them il tie army, no
practical naa has yos appeared upon tha srsas
AID proposed Ecms sensible plal whereby lhssa
troops ere 10 Dc clothed and led, We are &c a loss
to know. In his department. we sli know the
condition Of the eommissaTist, and we al kHOg'
the necessity OF kesping it IN 5 hsslthy and
abundant condition, and Why il is cur sensible
representatives permit tte asiter 70 lie wholly
overslsaghed BY the sen selsss cry Of everybody
to an 8; va cs1aot comprehend. OvsTsetrs
and farmers, TO supsTintend agricultural pur.
suite, ara as essential as mRskets IN The field,
and the politician that neglseis it, VIII learn, to
The cost Of his country, The folly and srror Of
lis d0iHgs.
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RUNAWAY NEGRozz
STEP IIEH! STOP THEBI
PAs.wAY from tie ssbssab-s on Sunday sl

RAR&HAT from tie sabsoub-r on suudzv MIL
~ lksC FOUR cEaROES. ts-rit:
10 ALL, L5out Eve feet ten OF sitrau inches hirh.
weighs aoour ne hundred sCd ssTanfY-Gva pounds
anc H hor;y-hvs years cid had IN when d len q
black 1ai and . sssE cost. color gray Be Hiso tcck
yellow eeyarhd fram the Eubse1i bsr. and tad O. Ground
ame EhsE issi heard from. AEo, rs Two cons, Zsez
aud TimuH-
ZAIA Is about eighteen years old. vel made. cen
Pie1ion yellow, Eve i6as i've OF SIX inches hira, WeiEta
about ocs hundred and afrT pounds had On q Hhits
Hoot hat ard a 20 ders grsy iaekes, q good ona.
is black, about fourteen Yrars oi1. UzIkB
q htLs 0ns sided. and lad on when be ler 8 brown
Jeans coat AID tlack he's and 2 eaut5en
ALEX aback boy, about rtity ysau old. zbuus
ave feet ten OF eleven inches high. las snra Of hs
front tss;h put lE1 had his right am broken azd vas
I crooked in t4e j01L
RE duglssder Of hi party is Big Al. Tasrs ls no
soubt bpE thsT are trylBE 20 get threueh the EBss-
TEay were seen cary 4onGzy mnE crossing a.
Bsiis fsrE On the Jstuno 9 uver aRG nd thzt hey
rek.lgsd 20 LoGEssreets CerDs. sEd having been cur Il
rem it were Eoing up by Wlena-sh b. rs1ch his Inca
Iks FuaGis expressly solicited % watch very co-s
ana take tEsn up Several ucEces have left this
Heish50rhosd. anu We have every ieason 10 believe
hay mace tEslr wy through he lre-.
an he sGeeru cc1usn Ing The uczata and euar6
are Lequseiea o iEztruet tAsm 70 % rer7 vieIauL for
fHey Eay nos 0uFT oFerhEUi Mrs, bata great Macy
stEsas. II aa7 x The shoYs negroes are taken % snd
sent 70 3 6sfa ji aud kept % thN can get tEeu. D.
VIII psy so aubSres snd dby dollars reW4sE fer sseE
aus u than. address
5ea5 Ist+ Ui-9-to- &C.
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Governor LeaeheF On the War.

- y AAH
In his late message 10 tho Virginia Legisls-
turo Gov. fletcher speaks thus On the war:
This war has now been in progress nearly
three years. sNhstever of respect or confidence
or affection existed 1t the commencement OF our
troubles, has been efeciualiy crushed and for
ever destroyed. There is not sven tao shadow
OF a possibility that respect can be revived, or
confidence restored, or affection renewed. The
chain that bound Us together has been broken,
and never can be reunited the magnificent
structure reared by oUT wise and patriotic fere-
fathers has fallen iaio rains, and il csn never be
reconstructed. The Bnion they formed. the
Government they established, have had .heir a.
lOited time, and are now numbered with the
things that are gone. 4 people imbued with
sound principles and animated BY a prcpsr gpir.
it, who hate Us With The intensity which tie
Northern people have exhibited, and who know
that We do.est them, would not desire o longer
alHsGco. Honor, justice. p~ropTiety-svery C -
adcrauon that shoald influence good and Fs,ri-
oio msn-shoW tho necessity Of our etsr1sl
separation.
i is said that We have some 7nsa smeng rs
who are The advocates Of shat they call an hon
oTabls peace, Tbieh, when property Interpreted,
means nothing more nor less than submission
l. IS pleasant 60 Eao0 thst the number of such
men ls sHsiI; bal Whe.hsr lsrae Y snal. sgurn
them ss ysu would tas vipef. Man who preach
posce under present circumstances are false TO
Us sud 70 th5 C0Ef5dsrscy. i is line enough
to speak Of sn hoz0rsbie P@zcs when Lincoln
shall bsve Withdrawn his alaios from car soil.
So far ne have accomplished ell.
nay, more, than we cORldF have reasonably an
lclpo.ed. We h:ve On amy in tho izld Tei
eppolHted and well squispod, unsurpassed in
E2ulh ubequ&leJ ~ devotion 10 ihs cause, IN
ufed 10 SERVES, dsciF!ined, true ard courage
o1s.. Car pe0pio, old sad ycu=c male and fs-
mGie, are Of one Hiiua IL ;h-ir hatred of.tho
HaUkess and IN tbe.r discrimination 10 separate
{ ON .Gcm. Can such a people be brouehtup.
der a tgTaut'H power, ana b forced to submit to
q & rants ezacIlTs} Gan SUCH a people b.
eolqu5ied and sutjugstsdi Never
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We express the conviction Dat while the gall
Isn't general will, eveFywhers, recsivs IN his
passage through the Confectionery, the cord,sl
greeting Of sl true Soutlsrnert, he viii n6Whege
DO more highly appreciated or more heartily
welcomed than be was by the people of Dan
Vile.
We understand that Gen. Morgan intends to
visit Richmond, as saon as ASrs. Morgan shall
have recovered from = slight indispssition By
which she Is now confined -~BickmOad Soaiiad.
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1 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE!

TUsT outside the ciay limits Of Atlantis, with some
q thiriy-hve or forty asrsE Of land staceol a0oui
ten Of which Gre Hubsrea.
There ere several bcsuiiigl buiidi lots upon taa
Mace Several huu5rsd fruit trees, omoraci1g t1e
nest choice aeisedossi ab0-t hTe hundred grspe
viuez. A freFa dsh Houd. containing q q-nnuty o. hsh
u various kinds, and several aeyer-faiing Wels and
sprinEs o. axcsls1t water
The improvements are new sna In good oTder-a
dwelling With sieVen rooms, Including basement ard
esIlarg; servants sad store rooms, patty. kitchen,
Stable cutting rOonos earrizgs and Pig-on ho1ses.
Perfectly hsaithy and IN a good neixhborhood
Some elegant NEW F~uRNIFUhB will be sold with
ths place, Fdesirsd.
~AIo-Oors, Fodder, Hogs, Cows etc. etc.
les St. J. n PORTER
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FRUIT Trees FRUIT TREES !
Lock WELL TO YOUR ORCHARDS AID eae
6ENS-"PLAST FRUIT TRES.
THEY Z WHILE YOu srEusv

YIN a. THBB&AN, enc and q half MIL
" ely, on tee esst side Of the aeBonouSs "a -.
a large AID ysr1od ssserlnsnt o. RRUIP TgESs p
the best Southern and sec imated vsriafies 1893 o.
0zs hundred thousand Plants q the H-as,-r.z-
son . 7StrsubeTrY q dae sssorimeut 81 60
StIub5sry, etc. EAN5
elso oae-ay iatlyiaaai services 70 shs s,rr.-,
laylns on. asd planting crsAaTds Nearly tw..f1
viess % se@o inpo-i-aes. Come aad sss NJ
Trees Finea ae. t+& Of
kelefsns-sZ1e Pstsszs Dr. " Hsva-n. DR.
Sept JONI COLLIER Aai John u stese- 0l rso.e-1
49, At1ntsi hoa Eau, LaGrsness D -.
- y zass.ai "a a. 5therl Hho have ssrseIy
5s,71- Va. y. THURMAN,
Atlanta.
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A CARD.
A New MIsslssigpT Dspsi aud once II
Rvrmv FneeIgFga--e

- 4na -
Army E~ntellIEssee.
Jest sstablishsd, At Atlanta, Ga, 3 depot and ohss
On the plan Of the one still Kept up al Richmond, Va
All packages, goods, etching, ETC, for Mlssisaipplans
in the army Of Tennessee can be Gent to ny care,
marked MissisEiPpi Depot, Atlanta, and will BE- held
for, or conveyed ., the psEEoas for whom they are In
tended TIE oilers aad PTiYstss Of Nislisapps and,
as FAR as prne.es5ie, these q Missouri Kentucky,
Texas and ArksnEzs win ana q place Of safe deposit
fer thelr extra baggage, hes Of charge. We beg oar
friends In sac army 10 furnish this ofies with Ell names
Of killed wounded and missing asl any Information
hat vii snzbis usto reader ourselves ussful to cur
soldiers. Aoasy and vzluE5Is letter. should be cent BY
oEprez or By reiabls person. if praetssbis.
OK MARSHALL,
Gsnsral Agent FOR State q Mississippi
OIL HIcKLE. Assistant.
Es-The Depot Is near the corner 81 WLilsaal and
Mitchell streets aignof Eiasazlppi Depot Is7As
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MATECE.


AEAFG AMI MANiGG AaeIAuf Z
SELAGs Alabama December l7th. IE0 8
WISH - eant-sci with parass fer he e8tlisE Of
stxtF ihoasznd ccn3A 81 Wood sad tie burning u
i've nafons Eusheis OF Charcoal 81 ths hi1b CouzsT
iren Works recently purchased By this Blrssu sHG
worked on burslu aseeua& They are loeztcd BE- tts
portion Of AiRsama, day mics sloTo Sslua-
IN As Alabama and Tennessee nslroad.
u VIC rsquire i've hundred kaada 10 o1t the Focd
and euEn TIE charcoal BIS viii be resaiVed To- tEs
Hhois or Tor q pornsn- One man Fnl be detaisd q IA
sFersser for every sfty hazds suthoysd
Tesrs are gcod quzrters for nsFross o. ts praufsar
se1TslieUt - thu ti1bs7 10 % en-.
Proposals. VII be addressed % ne g. Sslua. Ala.
WM RIC9ABoS0H HUHT
aas&lm Major and ~SomHisssry Riho Iron Wrrxs
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BURDlUFCOE8CRIPTI0N,
Department. TsunsEsse. Alsbaus Mi5zssippi asdf
EAST LouiEia1l.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, JanuaTy %, 1874.
HAVING bssn temporarily zEsisued to ho comnand
Of thia B1rtaa. all existing orders h~eretoiors isszsd By
B.izzdisr General Pillow VIII be r~especisd As 10 tai
fsrcs, ard for the present the o-ssa.zsnen viii be osH,
tauss without uoaiasaf,on is esuadsnay expected
that ths ofcsEs AID suppertug forces q Lis Bursa1
viii continue tssif zeal, energy and activity WaeA
hzvs hsTefofrs secured such remarkable results
Every alsista-cs viii Be reNierel theE rPou thaE
making thsir HsutH kuoHn Sc thess Hea2gszrtzrE.
Ths hops Of orr country dsPsEd upon or arm.ll IA
he fsld, sad et uE, b. 2 fsiihfal and farsH d~lss=args
u duty. Eiys thoEs Ealsaf spirits sFsry azlsrzucs t6z-
shslr rsnks shall be kept fail and thus an s4ual contest
and certain vis.ory fseured. J. @. DHGis.
laeIn Mniar nd A. a Csnnandas
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We give the following sppeal from E lady 10
she ladies, visa the ASSURANCE that the Indies arc
bound to come up to The work:
LADIES LADIES'
TIE ladies' Of the Soldiers Relief society, and
Of the city generally, are earnestly requested to
uisst At shs City Hall, on FIidsy evening next,
Sin instant, at three e'elsck, for tbs purpose Of
getting up blankets, quilts or comforts, for Gen.
Joseph z. Jehnston's army-as least that por-
tioa Of tks army who are cut Of from homo and
friends.
We have been called on by an officer Of Gen.
ClobUrne's division for blankets for his men,
who informs US that = gros! many Of them are
destitute of anything of the kind, and none Of
them have more than oae blanket. That division
did noble fighting near Ringgeld, not long since,
snd we expect them to do the same thing again
very soon.
We have on hand = lot of knitting thread
that eoUld be converted into seeks for our SOL
diers in a short sims, il there were but willing
hands 70 knit them.
Como cut, ladies, and let rs do cur duty, and
then NO believe that oar soldiers will DO thoiTs.
If we cannot get blankets, quilts or comforts
to spare, let us cut up our carpets and make
blankets Of them. By all means, let the soldiers
have something to protect them from the cold.
Mrs. H Z. COLLIER,
JANUARY, @, 1854. President.
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LUCY COBB INSTITUTE,
GEOR Cid.
azTEEE.FS.

THB next .=rm will cemEelse On THURSDAY,
Il JauEG = 1854 snd o0atinHs tTeEiy four weeks
tai 3JIl Jula, Jso4.
EeGeherSs
Dr Warn, (fr5m Gsrnz - ,a1.s.
Pres. WiztRud, ,fron IuIioa. Bavaria Drawing
and Painting
HegS. BeTn-Ils. from Pariv) French.
Mise zrah Lipsc NIB. Ensisn BTsulhes.
Misr Julia ROalh. CsCm 6dsgIa-i0n. S Co. GugI1l
Brsu5 lee ald ID ceres IS o. SSciai Dnlios
Miss b W-a berry, ausis1-
Hias J Hosch comes 20 athens with tl1 most salts
artery te ls5liaIs from JE1-s a-grah and he o4nsr
s-1Eissiaa- - OF PuEuc ocroois N Ch@Eest-1.
10 psreels Huo are EeekfEE fer tAsir d~ueh'ers g
healthy snI pleasant ~l-cstieH 8 So q Yea tcon be
enemy snd ths advantage Of a liberal an fenasa
sdacalion, his i~lsdtuioa oders ind1ceueuts eqEai %
any 10 sue Southern CcnioasIasy AS tha uum0er OF
Board-ss IS limited. application aHggd Be made In
ned a.ely. W. MULLER.
4Ffa President
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zervics n the STATES Of AlsbznE Tennessee. ana vfs-
sEfi2LL under he coatrcl Of Ia Eursau Of go-zr8,
ao1 e kiehae1l, Frg Hia al o3ceu -zgsela in -hzt
sorYss 10 t-ess States On he 35A day Of Ju-s. IssL
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10 eonssr.pt asrTies 0y reason Of Heunsa or sthsr de
AGILITY Ter RsId6u.y.
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