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Federal Plan, for the ssalhern Oampaisu
The New York Herald OF The l6.b. upder N

Federal Plan, fer the ssalhern Oampaisn.
The New York Herald OF the l6.b, under the
head Of " Movements in the Southwest, - says .
The war nesTs from Gen. Grsrt's army ia
highly interesting. A dispatch from Chsits-
nooga states that Gen. Logan, with The 18th
army corps, left the vicinity of Huntsville, Ala
baHa, sOme Gays ago, moving southWsrdly, and
We have rebel accounts Of the presence Of some
OF bis forces at Lebanon, Alabama, scms twenty
miles Bcuih Of the Tennessee river. The cav
airy expedition under Gems. Grierson and Smith
started from Memphis, moving across the couu-
try s~0uthWsTdly II was understood, says the
NeB York TiHats, ihst these columns were in
tended to act III conjunction, the one to attack
and the other te cut off the retreat Of Polk and
Forrest, Who we've securing Central and North
srn Missis sipyi. This movement was generally
regarded IS 9 gHat hanking movement on John
st0n's army.
AEsshVile dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zsfs, says that Gen. Sherman entered Jackson.
Miss, on he 9Th, tha Coafederales Offering but
little resistance, md falling beck over Pearl
river. Il was bought sho C01fsdsrafes were
receiving reinfoE ssments from Dalton. There
vas = considerable fight At Clinton, Miss, on
The 4sh. The federal troops charged q rebel
battery, and lost IS killed and 30 wouHded.
The enemy were driven OF, and the troops con-
duUed their advance, Another dispatch from
Chattanooga says that Gan. Thomss's army is
now IN motion for Tunnel Hill and Dalton.
Al these reports indicate a grand combination
Of movements, Having in view The occupation
Of Mississippi, Aabama and Georgia.
The Chicago Times says Grant is advancing
On Montgomery, Al6.
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a -Four handrsd and i've Yankee prisoners
arrived atAugusta, Monday, en- route for Amer.
icus, Ga. Two Of the prisoners wero frossn 70
death between Weldon and Raleigh, and twelve
others were SO severely HCEsn that they had to
be left at the hospital in The lsttsr place. Thirty
enc Ct tie prioEeFs escaped between Branch
vile and Augdsss, from one OF the box cars.
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/ BEAUTIFUL PEACE F0R SALE,
On Marietta Street,

r WILL take fhs present currency Ia exchanga for
nj HOME, Eitusted on Marietta
s,resz Atlanta, opposite S'sUart 4 Bcores mhL Per.
sens Uilhing 70 purchase should call Immediately ard
examine for themselves There la 10 better property
in thu vicinity Of Atlantis.
fea3 pc J.. A. STEWART.
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forwud and asyto sbs world without one induesmsnt
save Of duty aloss, we viii never lay down our 7
un,l our country h free il truly an example Of the
moral snbias. Yours, etc, eAMMA.
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The Richmond Hhig says nIt is esYs
mated that tbeTs are in the Confedegsev elavsn
hundred thousaHd men able 70 bear arms. BE-
tween he ages Of sixteen and forty-fve, andfonr
hundred thousand under and above those ages
who arc capable tf service. Taefa is 40 posi-
bic chance for tae Yankees % subjugaie as II
each nan does IS, daty, in HhatsVsr sphere he
msy be- In the nam Of liberty, why do tbey
n9t al 60 20 WoEA and end the war
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FRom II ERoNT.


v.s,.r5,v. when The train left Dalton, lheFs
v.. svs7v indication Of she commencement Of
active mill AIRY operations in that vicinity We
have sssn seysral officers and gentlemen whe
arrived. ara all concur in their ssassment OF the
position Of affairs as understood At Dalton.
Al four lycIock yesterday morning : skirmish
,ooh ,lsoa At or near Tunnel hill, which resulted
favorsbly 10 our srms. An advancing column
Of he entmv wss smbushed BY an AisbanS
regimsnt-.v were unable to learn its nunbeI-
Who opensd an unexpected Ere Of such an ~
sesve nature that the Fedsrsls Eetreated N us
may. THY left thirteen dead upon aS
and csrriai of = number Of wounded
Gen. JOHNSTON had made every piepAlaN'l
80, and his troops wore in the highest
60 they hsd been in line for several hours
-. fbs tnie left, about s mile sbovs Dalton,
M Il WIS understood the Federsls were i'd
v.pcing tso strong cOlumns-one from Chat.
suooes aud the other from Cleveland. Our
sick and iurplus stores and baggage has all
been prudsafy moved to the rear. Our appTe-
hension is Chat the column from Cleveland viii
AkkdAllh y mAH9 AoWA y 0NAf
right. whisa it is thought they may BE- enabled
70 de By a iOad that is distant from the railroad
about ten miles, and runs parallel with It.
should ths,t ondeHver to do this a change Of pc
sition without = fght may 1scOme necessary
and take place. We are in hourly expectation
Of stirring news from shove.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of THIS morning con-
tains the 70 Allowing dispatches lelssiye TO move
menis. and he skirmish mentioned above;
DsLrsE, Feb. % Two squadrons Of cav
airy and some regiments Of infantry advanced
by Ringeoli gap yesterday afternoon, and drove
10 cur picktts. They halted at Ringgoid No
further demonstrations. SPARTA
SECOND DISPATCH.
DkuToE, Feb. 23-Tbs enemy appeared IN
fuH force 10 make a reconnaissance and advanced
this morning ct four o'clock, 70 within four
miles Of Tunnel Hill They were there smbus-
eaded By Hiwkins' sharpshooters and LOwsTy's
Alahsms Brigade
The enemy was driven back, leaving their
dead on the field. A large number Of wounded
were carried eff By the enemy.
Our wholl army Is eager for a general Eight
and advnuel
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$500 REWARR.

Az AWAY. frou ne subscriber, ca he zTth day
he ien ne fear mile8 from Wanssboro, Ga. said Boy
Il about thirty SIX years Old DARK complexion. about
ave feet Ten ircheg high, ard viii weigh about enc
hundred ana sirty pounds. he has q sifs AZ Con
yors station, CT he georgia railroad. viii pay The
sboTg reward for his dsliFerT 20 ne u Tor his conlus-
me1t IN all 50 that I esu get hiE
L. J. PAIR
Hobley Pond,
laa In Errlrrn nann.r. "a
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VAEHSE LOST

THIS morning a OARPET vAEIsE Vas lost on
4 ths West Point road. ons nile from Atlanta. con-
tanning WestinE apparel a lhsral reward viii 30
paid Il left at tne Arcade.
fsl91u+ n o. 0AFgE-
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List q 4JneIafHea REefghs Received az lie
sSStssFH AxpreasCsRpany RebruarI -,
a AAmasons 4 box; Capt liner. ] bozs Rev g 7
Quintard, 4 package; NH Thnbfs, / Dor b Bomar.
! Jack 7 B Stewart I Boa J HcCool. ! cradle; z y
bAr2er packsgei 7 VBishop, Z box James Noble. z
151esi } walker 2 sack I S Perkiga, sacks; DR. l.
hope. 53zi Jas " Bone, box Hoaden, 20 sacks.
Miss tslie Wright, i bale.
Tao shove freight Ia stored At owners ri8k and ex,
penaei and Is liable 10 be sold Tor charges. Z not called
Tor. Y. CUNNING. O. II. Clerk.
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We have e letter frsm > member Of the lob
Texas regiment, Al Dalton, complaining that MS
command is charged Fifty cents = copy Tor the
APPEAL. This is sxbortion CT the psTs Of some
Of The neWs-dealers, and should not be submitted
70. By purchasing Of Mr.. ACToE direct il csn
be had for tRentT-fve cents s copy.
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ON ard after the 18th Of February he SoaiteFz Ex-
press Company viii requirs 81 frslehs {sxeept
GeysrnmenD 70 BE- prepaid, AHUL3ek
s~selsflst eSgsH1sssasas
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ApJUTAET and IzsPECToEaEEERkLs 9FFfcE 9
iahmon pa Jazu1fy 81, 1861. 3
Special Order No. 1911
UPON application made By enlisted men, viii saiiE
iassory svidsnss fhst hey ezssrsd ihs services, OF
have Al any slns belonged 70 tas sonzsud o. Brss
der General Jehn a. Morgan snd ars HoH ssrViss H.
companies oihsu than thess il which thsy sszsnaly
enlisted, sonmzading gsnsrsis are hereby directed %
lranrisr szeh nsn 70 Gsa- Korsana command. with
orders 70 report 10 hin FOR ssslsnzsEE
By command Of he ssssstsry Of war.
JOHN WRITER'S,
Aaistszs AdluisHs General
HEkDQUAzrEKs MoEGANs CAvkLEr,
Decatur. Ca Ee5ruary g, lct4-
In pur5uaass Of the Above ordars Hereby caA on
al ny men. Who are serving with sthsr souEazds 70
take re proper steps Sc be ss1t forward % these
HssdquzrterS without delay scd eoDnaudiag oncsrs
undsr whom they are non serving as szrHsstlg re-
qusstsd 20 lend ihsi. aII.ssanee 70 heHiszts M 10 tha
natter. JH MORGAN,
hz3l 0l BeissdisrGsns-aL O-S.A
southern Coufsdsrscy. Eon.sousy AsEs-tissrs
Mobile Advertiser and Eiehmgrd Euqalr1f Insert dTg
times and send bills 70 this ohes-
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OO A1A ~ AAA@8
GTQLEN from me, near Dalton Ga, on the nigAi
- q She 18th February, 1854 p Bay MARE, 1issk
mans sud tai and legs straight head, trim ? msas :
ndas vel. e fast PAGER, about fffeea hands hish, ssFen
years old. : viii pay tie abgFs reward 20 any one
Hho via 30 strange Ii that can act her.
JOHN o. OARTEE,
23fb Tenn Regiment, Wnsht'a Brigade,
cheathsmis Division Havdses Corra
f822 81 Army Of Teu1esfee.
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To the Legatess Of William Whitfield.
Late Of Putnam Co. Ga. Iced.

Won are HEREBY not hsd that tie fund arisios from
i the sale Of ths pefshsb properly o. TIE estate
Of said decssssd. is now ready FOR Distribution.
JOSEPH OAMPEELE4
fe2f 3r Admi1iafrssrr, with the vii annaEsd.
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= The bEsks Of Charleston have called a
nesting Of Inc officials Of all tie banks Of South
CarOIins, to slko place At Columbis on the Ist
prox. The OBJ Get is to consider the provisions
Of tho now currency and tax billg.
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NN04 =
MORHE

On ST. LOUIS between Ffsnkim sad H.nfton
u strests. is enc - the m1sf rlsasa7t l5ssfisas l. -
city ard the ~tragellas putie via ana Is . .bsr &c.
81 70 stop there. Tho Ebls Il eHFsfa flrnshs4 rs
he bst t1e market Affords 04bGan aue IN ths habit
Of taxing PersoaA VIA wish 20 sop Al ttb hoass. -
osaer Places, Rsrstezg 4 Fo4id be.ueH y Esnsnbsc
~ leesaels. Idss
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I'D.

T WOULD reseacifuiy oFsr ny services to The ca
4 Esnss q AtisE-s sid vicinity Ia the praciiss OF
Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics
Once In Golfers block, west side whitehall street.
between Hitchsu and Hunter, up stairs, where I VII
generally be s1und m sss absent on pr6fsnsi5zsI bust
mesa
Twin prescribe FREE 81 charge Ter The famIlsG Of an
soldiers now In tSe army that nay come 70 ny Once
between me hours q i've aud four o'clcck P. 4. on
B. 7. MARSHALL.
fe201w Late Surgeon O. s. A.
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4he ioot weary traveller along The dusty path.
way, exhausted BY heat and fatigue, finds II
peculiarly refreshing and grateful to stop At
some guahing spnsg Of pure cold water amid
The shady grove. The soldier worn down BY
the rsekiRg levers Of disease, or the srcrucia
sing Pargs Of wounds by aho. and shell, halls
with delight. a. be is carried from place to place,
q sassids home where be viii receive The best Of
st.snten and kind treatment Il is accessible
70 hin for, Is it not On the Haysidel In April
asst The Georgia Hospital and Relief Associs-
lion sala5isbe5s sayside home ia. his city for
the TscsPaon Of 5iek and soaniei soldiers. Il
id not, however. get into efsetize operation
nnfl September last. Since Il has been estab-
lshsd 1880 Who psTtook Of its benefits have
registered From The frss of September 10 the
fTss Of FebTuATy, 3 period Of six months, q, l29
soi5iaTs psTs husai bsd with meals, and IO,50s
with beds During January last, 50l5 received
were fed, md $500 we're farnisted with beds,
thus saving to the soldiers over $4,000. It is
q iasl5ng monunens b shs -beusvolcnce aad pat
Eiotsn Of Tie officers Of the Association and the
paopls who sustain It. Captain G. c. DAVIS, 8
high-toHsd CmisdaH geEllamsa is the suporin-
tsadeaA 70 him tbs work iss labor Of love.
1T SHARP ihe steward, attends 10 his duties
with Prompataae and fidelity. The clerk, B..
e. TUCKER, Esq is courteous, kind and alter
tivo. He was severely wounded in the frst
battle Of Manassas, since which time, he has not
been able Tor asld service. In him the battle
tesrEed aad estbsT beaten soldier ever finds a
friend The duty Of medical officer is entrusted
70 Dr. j. H. Low. Who, 60 his great professional
skin adds that Of great -benevoIenco Of heart
cad nnboHhded sympathy Tor tho soldier. Mr.
LLOYD j. sssisuoua ia his attention to tho wsnA
Of lhe soldiers IS Westminster.
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Tuskegee Female College.
TIRE FALL TERM closes on he 2sh February.
4 The sprus t=r1 epars On the asa Eehrusrys
nd eIoses 2J.h IrlT. RoafdeH laruih t1slr own BED
clothing except 10 extretae caEs4
Mss JULIA A. 6PEkk. the accomplished Teacher
Of art, viii reopen tEe department
Board anE tuition fer q tern, IN sdFarae. thrse hur-
drsd snd ninety dollars FoF lrFthsr qarticuiar adr
dress REY. JEzS1 WOOD.
Se3l-2m presideut
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~ Charles f Brown, Esq, better known
as the wittv writer over the signature OF " Arte-
mas Ward" was, at last accounts, lying very
III At Salt Lsks City, Of typhoid fever. He
was. on his way home from California, where be
had been engaEed in leelarine, when attacked.
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EOUR o. avs thousand Ibz. o. SKATING sBd
u PULLIEs in COED 0rdcr-a Circular Saz IN dns
condition for uae, sud one fractureds aisc, q pafrof
fine EHI Btcass. With Epiudls and sppurtens1ces-z4
sf which may Be seen q my mIl, nina nIlss wsss Of
Lafayette, Alabama
fs4sm J. GARETNGTOE
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FEED YOUR CeWs AND HORSES 2
How esu yOa have x1k ard Baiisr sHd FAT
II Horses, without
Shorts, Bran and meai3
0an st he Aresas. Infu give yea he trade.
Il O. CAYCE.
fe22 Nv Auctiouser.
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Meare already beginning al feel some IF
The svis q The new currency bill. Oar mer.
chants intern Us thati Il e almost taposslbIe 70
Obtain OF fCuish change. A man v5os m -
kst with 6 ten dollar bdl and be is Compelled IN
invest the whole sum with enc dealer. Car ~
s0ae temporary expedient be devised to remodv
such hzneasing Inconvenience. As bad Al
charge bills are, necessity Will again cosnpal as
70 resort 10 them OF our merchants viii have 70
ssue their doe bills for mail sumB. LIST some
gls1 be 81 once adopted 10 supply as with q
small cazrency--zagRsla coHstitHtioaalist.
Ws rather think Tie officially originated and
contiGnes 10 szist insH sbsnrd desire on the part
Of ih6 dsslers ts secure and retain s. msny small
bills as possible, - they viii not ko eouapsled
70 fund hem. 4beye are plenty Of them 10 an.
susr he commercial wants OF Community #
kept saost Ne .roabls Of The kind mentioned
ggas s-xgsrienced before.
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n Tho Grand Medley Soiree By the Atlanta
Amateurs and Capt Milens' Brass Band, takes
place At The AiheBeum on tomorrow night
Tickets 80 which viii admit two persons.
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BOOk-KeeDer
"a no, 4 Steward,
no Renf.

4 FOUR-ROOH ROCK HoUsz (unanishsd) and
"A = rock kitchen, with two rocmE. OF Of PsGahirse
street diisen m;autes walk fr L. car Ehsd. A garden
patch fenced, g spring and vel, ard q quantity o. ere
wood Tor sale On ths lot. apply, for no days, at
WILLIAMS Warehouse,
fe24 z Under che Tbsaisr.
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EN- CIR a Vim CT


EWSFNUtT WItH Dt8tsIttEI
HAS located in The city Of AfiaEfa Ga. for re
III purpose q EARRING on tie above tusiasU
Cards Tor buslnsss hcusos. Seals for County oGcess
Banks. Cheeks Wedding and A6dreEz Plates hand
somsly engraved; Jeuslry and slreruSrs neatly
marked and ornEmsute1 With dispatch. Also, on
wood fer books and ueWnDsrera. atc.
Orders lsft ~ Laaa4sH or Weeds JsWelry no1s.
viii receive prcupt attsatioa. Orders from q distare8
solicited feI7a IN
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REmOVAE.

CoSyuDrnArE STATS OF kzrRroa,l
MEDICAL FCRTETOEs OFFICE
MoniEenery, Aiabans, February 10, ls64t
A Ii medical officers Of he army q Mississippi are
hereby iaformad t1af his depot has been removed
70 this place. Rsquiaticra viii u future l. addressed
aceordinriy RICHARD CTT
Sarreon C0rfsdsrais States Army.
febl3Im And Medical PurYsyor. Vest Da.
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J. 2. WooDsON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Hzntsr Stree, Near corzsr Whitehall.
Georgia.

CPECIAL attention given lc sale q Manuitotursd
and Smoking Tobacco. Nov oEsrirF some dagira-
bio lots Of Tobacco fer inFestueuL
febI2In Up WOCDSON.
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have been themselves. Ths statements Of Mr.
Fulton, who is an sTdeRt supporter Of the Ad.
ministrstion, Are Of. = character which should
command the prompt attsntioR Of Congress. If
anything is 70 be done Tor our prisoners, it mRst
bein spite Of the efforts Of the Administrstiou
70 compel them to langaisb in rebel dungeons.
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Eos in AbolIiionIsi.


We frequently hear men who suatain by
their votes and speech the abolition leaders
in their crusade against the Union and the
Constitution, exclaim sbut am moi an Ab-
olitioniss.n We are MT inclined TO dispute
The word of such persons. Indeed, in the
estimation of thinking men, they do not
rise to the dignity of abolitiouis.s. The
cat was not = munkey, o no, it claimed
to be a noble. and more useful animal,
yet il suffered its paws 10 be burnt in pul-
ling chestnuls out of the FIRE for the monkey.
So with these simon pure republicans Who
spurn the name OF aboliiionist: they are
willing to suffer anything to get Them The
chsstnus. The jackall that supplies the
lion with food is despised Tor his assisiance,
and seldom allowed TO share in the repast
be furnishes. So with these republicans
whe profess 10 despiss abolitionism, they
are used in ihs same manner, and are
equally ignored, excspt when :heir services
are needed to furnish the Ii en- with food OF
The monkey with cheslnu.s. In 'iihs history
We are makingn they will occupy the unevi-
table position Of having materially aided a
party they profess 10 dsspise in destroying
the American Union.
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TIE GoLp ExcHASeE.--If the matter were
not fraush, with the grayssi conse quences
to the nation, the impu6ence OF the Treas
ury spectators would be amusing. The
whole Of the facts may be stated in few
words. The paper money has driven gold
aud silver out Of circulation The hitter
has disappeared. No Que wants il and il is
go0e. Gold is in demand to pay for the
guns. blankets, equipments rupPlisd and
imported and sold 10 the Government in
common with vast variety OF goods..eon-
sumed in this country. There is no means
OF paying for them bat gold. The paper
system has killed exports of produce. To
get The gold TO meet engagements, the
most honorable, patriotic and responsible
merchants and bankers of the city meet
every day, personally and By proxy, and
buy gold as cheap as they can. This is The
gold exchange.
There also assemble q gang Of rascally
Treasury pimPs, agents, Prowlers, nnscru-
prloas persons oil all sorts, who sell "shorln
gold that they have net got. They are too
muddle headed 10 understand why gold goes
up, and think they can ls it down. They
bet little sums on "bu;sn aud abuse the
'tcosl hole" s'lLe gamblers, as they choose
| % call the most honorable merchants of The
city. They preach and publish denuncia-
iica of gold dealers, and call upon Congress
to make the American name ridiculous by
tAe passage Of absurd lava to suppress the
ireedom of traffic. To such lengths is this
pushed, that renegade Souiherner who
endeafcgsso cloak bis doubtful statas and
questionable acts by foul mouthed abuse of
the merchant princes of shis city, proclaim
ed that the bogus proclamation, got mp by
an employee of The New York Times,
would bs the means of passing the gold
bill before tbs Senaie--a bill 90 infamous
in It's ch aracief that il weuld compel the
most honorable bankers 10 quit business, !,
because il wouldsubject them 10 annoyan ance
By lrauduleni accusations, lodged by COM
mon informers and other knaves, who seek
gain from ihe Treasury by attacking the
noblest and 2urest in the land
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aFots for Curtin and avoid q Draft. /.

This syrsn song catched many guIlibIe
one before the late election. They put
faith in the Loyal Leaguers who told them
this, and not only this, but in their League
circulars they said sbsllot for Curtin is as
effective a. bullet in rebel heart This
political trick accomplished, Graft has follow
ed drafl until Toe. 900 man nave been cal
led for since The Shoddyits's elsetiou. And
the end is no. yet, for the insimalion comes
from hezdqaausrs that another general con-
scriptioa Tor 500 goo men will take place
about the iss of JnIy. 1000, 900 men IN
nine monihs. And 10 the face of this We
we're told that TO elect Cu.iin there would
be no drafs' We knew At The time ihsy
asserted Ialsshood, and told them SO, for
which We weFs pronounced sdisloyai' But
tine is 40 avengsr. Our words have proven
lrss whils shs Loyal Lessusrs have proven
lhsEassIvss bat As Hicksiers and fslsifisrs
bsfoss the peopls. - 1anpius Iafatigsnsu.
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TREASURER'S SALE
UNsEkTED LAMBS.

AGREEABEY 10 the provisions OF an
Act OF Assembly, en- titled an Act difsciing
the mode of seliihg Uuseated, Lands FOR
taxes, and olhes purposes, passed the 18Th
day OF March, feI5, End the fprther sup
plemenls thereto, passed the 18Th day of
March, 1917, 25ih March, 1921, and 9tt
March, lss7, the Treasurer of the County
of Colnm bia, hereby gives notice TO all
persons concerned therein, that unless the
County, Road, School, Poor and State Tax.
es due on the following tracts of Ufsea.ed
Lands, situate in Columbia county, are
paid before the day Of sale, the whole or
such parts of tract as will pay the taxes and
costs chareeable thereon will be sold at The
COURT THOUSE, in Bloomsburg, County Of
Columbia, on the 18th day of June, 1864,
being the second Monday, and 10 be con.
iinued by adjournment, from day TO day
for arreara2es Of taxes due said county, ,
and ihe'cost accrued on each tract Iespec,
lively.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08

: ssssfs nshtoa ths left. IN which two Die
visioas. Woods and Johnson,s, Lost over
400 men. The zsah was taken up By heavy
piekst firing, aad on the as,h:shs enemy
made nigh, ssissk bns were lspulssd.-s
Our loss in officers, during these fghts, is
very heavy 10 proportion 10 The number of
man lost.
Again We hear laundering from down
about Charleston. On the 1s:h and l4th
our mon eIsds made an attack upon Fort
Sumter and suilivan's Island, and wers re-
pulsed, with considerable damage. Two
of the boats wese-so damaged that The, had
10 60 10 Por, Roy al for repairs. This For:
has-stscd up against tremendous amount
of'cannonadins, and'is represented 10 be
stronger, today, than il was three years
ago, when it'received ,he.6rst onslaught'by
Beauregard and The Rebel Ram.
Monday evenings papers stats that Grant
has received 70 endorsements oil the way
from Port Royal; .ha,they marched to hrs
assistance. This acquisition will swell his
iorces up1o shout Two 'hundree thousand.
Gen. Gfauth has hunted sbou, for some
lime fora "base,r uu,il he has come TO the
.concluslon io,use the one Gen. Mcclellan
established for himself, in spite of the deep
mn,terings,of the Washington authorities.