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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
IMPOR 7 A n T
IN POR 7 \ " T
Tu-
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
p. & -. v. II. RS. v. X. R.
F'reepOrt Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPENSE!

nS AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lsrlI, l>Si, or
" dlpary Freight will b. received az FREEPoRT
and forwarded 10 LATROBE without charge for
tTanShlpplng, drayage OF forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving san Francisco at 2.
u. daily, can be delivered in LalEObe at YoclocN
next mOruinE. Freighs shipped by sailing vessels
-,ll DC forwarded with dispatch. No charge ON or
cinary freight per sailing vessels ior levee dues.
Isanshippins, drayaSe or forwarding.
AL Heavy FreiShtS. such As Boilers. Heavy CAST
lngS, Steam Engines, etc, Will be tTanShipped al
Fgeep0rt BY powerful derrickS directly 10 the cars,
and AZ LatTobe will also be tran>hpped by derrtckS
directly 10 teams. For this class OF freight, charge
viii be made OI cost OI labor engaged on derricEs
only.
Freight Charges OF steamers or sailing vessels will
be advanced at FreepOrt and collected At LairObe
without charge.
Mark all Freight, CARE =. 4. R.. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
VERY Low RATE

And on terms that cannot fail to prove satisfactory.
Apply 10 +. +. GLOVER,
At the American City Land Otfce, at American
City,Orp JOSEPH L0RYEA,
No Il South G street. Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
we will sell Chenper for Cash than the same
kind OF goods can bc bought In the Territory. All
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
lIvered Free of Charge. kORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hlll, June Il, lstl. JnlT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
Masonic Notice.

rINHE STATED MEETINGS OF SILVER
L Star Lodge, L. d., Of y. and 4. Masons, M
Gold Hill, are held on SATURDAYS OF, or
next preceding the full moon in each month.
Called Meetings. every Saturday evening, at ga
O'Clock. Brethren In good standing are Invited to
attend. BY order OF ". M. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14

The following Is corrected copy of the new sche-
iule Of stamp duties under the new revenue Law,
which took effect on August LIST. lS6i:
4. ,,,p, ,,.,o,o,n.p, or .,aa,s .xamnt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
AMERICAN CITY.
KNOWN TO BE RICH,

And which is being rapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies, some OF them
erecting costly machinery now, and all OF them pros
ecutlng the work OH their numerous Snafts and tun-
nelS with VlgOr.
And the proprietorS, THOMAS HARDY & co,
Claie Norton. Hardy y Co.. arr selling lots at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
NIsCYLLlyE0TS ADVERTISEMENTS

H5O Vile. Less ocean Travel in the Trop-
ic. than BY Panama.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14

Section provides that the SeRators Arste elected
shall draw for long and short terms ope.hS Roln9
ont the day after the general election In 1855 GSd
the other half two year. later. b'A 'iHs 'ifilIfu
Same rule respecting AssemblymeAlI 10. 70 500
Section l2 makes tbe axit SesSipn Of ths I,arisla
ture commence on the second Monday Of Dsecfn.
Der next the second on the first Monday oF JAp.
uary, 1856; succeeding pesSinnG 70 bShsld bfeRni.
ally, commencing on the Arst Monday Of Jauusty,
Section IL continues all TerritoriA and county,
9ii.ssrs f6ss under the State t Js.us
Judges are elected, with provIso for Spectsi
election In Lander county next November. .gr
Section a continues the Territorial officers tnl
election and qualification Estate ofiosfr. Ii1.5
Section Is fxes the terms Of the SuprauS p1d
District Courts.
a section l6 and II fix the salaries Of thu DiSq3Ct
Judges, until altered by law First p4Ust
e6,0OO! Second, e4.O00; Third and Fourth, Saoo0:
FInh, $1,000; Sixth, $1,000 SevsntASi $1,000
Eighth, $500 Ninth, 5000 IN,
Section lS requires State ofheerS ArUt electedto
enter on their duties on the frst Mpnday Of De.
cen,ber next, and continue till January, 1867,
! section 10 makes similar provision for de
Ennrrrne and piStEict Judges. -LII C.. I9rEJCw
Section % relaieg to the commisGiopiAe. -
qualifying ofths arst State o6,esrl md Dlltpet
Trrasurrr to give bonds n o00,0O0 each.
Section q requires eountias, toWnS, ste- u pro.
vide for supporting their own officers.
Section % provides for hiltng vacaneaea. neg
Section q trapsfeFS ,eaSeu pending ID.thaTSr-
rtodAl Probate Courts to the District CouFtG
Section ~ limits taxation for the AfSs fkfeS
year, to- one per cent. and ono. fourth pf onaNSr
cent. for Territorial indebtedness.
Section IS attaches Roop 70 Washcs gsonnsy.
ior judicial, legislative revenue and eopntylpEr:
Section rs makes prpridSn Tor puhlhA,ie00o
copies OF the debates aud proceedings ,of tAE
and for the oeo1apensation a.
Official Reportet Of the sAne, ~ .f7sTtG1i
ELECTION ORDINANCE
" Following the Constitution proper b q On!
uAnee providing fot1 ths ~lbmiadoa pf. .tAsE@A
tuition to the people pt The time proyide6 Iy Acf1
Congresa, and Hl66fos thS Sieeti6I " fGtSfft61s1
under the Eal1titpsiqns On tba dTnoGaaH 16e1fNS
int AondRyr of Gpyenber. 1854, TAG ee1lnaooS
2 q nEntkes'detailed pfosilloni 1ito lie d1HTySS
NE mazser 6f Voting inaktnf nd 3 ~ = 3cafS$e
Estuuat: dsdding As,nnaEsil llHS2SEi
.ss1.a s G ss .sIS;Aa sf3 q E+A.l.eas gAA1H6
GID esiSSs tSssslss sRsA GO g SS3II a1
ttlII :
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nd says, ''Sway papers, damn you, and. get YOU
ppe-" Which reb did in fast time.- -
81 A good one il told On Two yousg officers, who
wanted furiough. -01e goes out hnarmed with =
paRsr, and wsvss it for some time TO cutice Yank
70 sons over, while the other stood ready 70 rush
70 N substance.
eaEtaia ~ oRea grsppled him and endeavored to
had him IN Bot Hishman was too stout, and,
-shgulssging osr epunky little captain, was walk
Ptss, and Trss6nsa cared in and wss Brought %tt
osurea stssinoass. Int 1GSnsrsl Pickett said be
eoaA not give afurioagk upon any such capture
IS thai, and sent the Irishnan back as he wasn't
takesT with arms IL bis hands
The Fanks t0lled OF one of our meu, and butler
sezs hiR back by flag of truce bat the outlaw Sas
nosreccgnized, and be esrried the man back
However. lie afterwards turned The man loose, aRd
he came walking IN with papers, stating how he
had been "sobbled up" and snatched of
sTbeu edane General Order No 65, and we tossed
them over, the lines In u day or two the order
Saarksa Ike .chSrm, and they came rolling m by
The. dezen. We sometimes get fifteen deserters in
'ote night; ell claiming protection under Geaeral
We made q raid on their ride pits yesterday and
casltnred sixty prisoners. Among them was an
cid DufchnGA whb shook at rs General Order No.
tssu IN s3 Slah yEeseesion, bus we couIdnt unSe
ssan1 ais foreign lingo, and he had TO bunk with
tia ether prisoners.
0nthe- evening Of the 7ath, it was reported to
GeneFaf TAomes that negroes we're placed in the
Eia9Pits in his front, and he ut once ordered his
pieakets % IRE upon ttern. This produced STAN
peaa zncng the eolcred brethren aud much con-
,2alion 10 the camp on thetH white associates.
: aRanSofcements we're brought mp By the Yanks
amt thea by General Thomas but before hostiii-
ties began In earnest E-iag came over. asking the
that existed for eig ht week. General Thomas re-
plied that "w6 did not >Feco1Eisc negroes ns sol
diers; aad should fire upon them whenever and
whereTer they appeared IN arms.
The Ysnks then sent out white men 10 the pits
and all became again quiet.
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A Double sauptatinn.

eft isf we'll" says tho BsCton Courier. 40 br;n,
forward ths similar sedtiEeAts of men holding i'm.
aaeatiai 'Poz@isns, expressed under other circum-
ssaeces. Mr.i Davis vas certainly prophetic. Mr..
Lincoln femiads of Hazael the Syrar asking SIS
thy servant dog, that ne should do THIS great
tAiAg:E and want home. and murdered his master.
Ttofdlowing u an extract from the Inaugural Adj
dress Of abraham Lincoln, March 4, 1861
sSurPose you go 10 war you cannot fight always:
vhSa, after muck loss both sides, and no gain
lAetthsg, yos cease fighting, the identical ques-
heas OF intercourse, are again upon You. This
with IFS institutions, belongs 20 the people
whe inhablt it. Whenerer they shall grow weary
of fhesztsting government they exercise their
e0nstitational night Of snending. dleir rcvoIu-
right to dlsIneinber or overthrow H."
The blowing is an extract frem speech Of JEFF
ETson Davis nj tho United States Senate, January
,IG,1s5I;
III yea will not have il thus If IN the pride OF
F9Wer, If IN ecutempt Of reason and reliance upon
topne, you say VIC shall not go, but shall remain as
snbieeta to you, then gentleman of the North = war
Is to be inansurated, The like of which haze not
SEEM Sufficiently numerous on both sides, in close
eoutraet With emily imaginary lines Of division and
With many IneIas of approach. each su Stained by
paoducSiYe sections, th- people of which will give
freely both Of nAsaey and OF store, the conflicts must
DO multiplied iRdcanitSiy aud masses of men sac
riHaed 10 the demon Of civil war viii furnish beeu
t0mbs sueh rs the recent war in Italy did NOT offer
AZ the end of all this, what viii you haze ofcctSd2
Destruction upon both sides; yabiugatiou uron
n.sither; treaty Of peace, leaving beth torn aud
bleeding the wall OF the widow AMI the cry ofyhe
osrhah substituted f0r those peaosfua notes Of do
mSstic Happiness that uoE prevail throughout the
land and thea goa Vii HSree DAT each il TO pursue
his sepesate eourso best he may This is to be
the end q theHzr. Through long series OF years
y<n may waste yoRr strength distress your peo-
PIE and 90 Mt iaEt 20 the position which you might
hays bad II asHt. had justice and reason, instead
ID and PssSioa, folly and crime dictated
yurur eozFss.'-
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incidents rPlekss T.sss.

A correspondent of the panvilie (ViEginisl Ap.
peal, in sPriShtly letter to THAI paper giTsS tbs
following description OF life picket and in che
trenches An Gen. Lees army 80
Some TIME ago order was issnsd by our Com
handing General prohibiting desertgss from che en-
entering our lines, and the ptooas weTe lnszaet
ed to vavc them back, and If they did not go %
6Sc upon them. For wcek sitter the FHomui gatsnrs
OF this order, many attempts were made by deseTt-
crs to enter our lines, andit was amusing 70 eco
their signs and Signals, that they wesc 'ah right,
while our boys would not understand ths,i. The
consequence that in little time tbs stream oE
,ieserters ceased TO flow, and VIC thoughs ourselves
rid of sach Troublesome euStpfuers. : - 80
We hold line IN close proxIkaity % she eaeny,
the rie-pits occupied By tho pcksls being in some
places only fly yards apart, bnt 81 azsAHgsrnent
existed preventing firing by sithecpaxty upon the
sther. During this sruiistios feaaeat ittempss
were made by yanks to exchange papers and swap
coffee for tobacco; bus orders Nafe strict
sIcrt so that no Opportunity aliewoa, had The
inclination prevaied,sto trade with the eHsny.
Among tho tricks rea0Eted to by the aeszy Go hold
communication was this They would write any
thing they desired % FcomEaunicata Oh n sEaau
piece of paper apd roll IL arSaAd yri1nis or q
grape shot and throw Il asrossa tba as.ae One .sf
these missiles brought oVsr The following: -
"Johnny.~-Wili your trade papers with as ? We
have all about the captafc of t Alabama the raid
upon HIarpcr's Ferry, &e.~ Meet no half way you
need mot be afraid ofoug Shooting yea. We can
have friendly game Of euehfc, add wind mp with
whiskey. G4-s
line have two friends in that reGnent-rot
acqaainted with theln while exchsnging .Uapers
and think they are nice fellows frogs appear
Toss your reply over - l do this" Is
No notice vas paid to these eemmunicatious.
and AFTER the deserters were stopped for some
time General bscsrle deziroais to Ieasn sonae-
thing Of the enemys Hotjpns, aud Issued nn order
Yankee. Now, us soon as this order ,g1S- ssazde
known along our piekct lines, exesyhsdy- Wsstsd
the furough, and all sorta oS trsek were Played
TO cntrAp Yankee - ;. 7 :
Our boys commenosd shaking papsfs nnd bsck.
ouinR but blue el-bgeass '.srnelt Q znics" at so
much fsndncss expressed In mquent, and failed
to COM. out OF his hole - -. =
) Somu good stories are tald apes sone OF the
hoys, two OF which FsmeEnber ipss hers,
A rsiI starts out wiz Pepsi aaaa PistOl COS
cealsd, to meet faakee who GhcwS@ hirsHsK in
within I've steps Of Yak. he Hassnts. E.:s psssSl
and cries cut, "surrsnder; buf just fAsa AnotAer
Tsnk, clese as hand, pokes his qua srpuu6 . tree
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~ At recent Fremont meeting in New York
the Rev. DIR. Cheever closed speech in the fol.
lowing Language
I'VE offer you, instead Of . man pledged to
maintain slavery, man Morn to destroy il. One
WHO is pledged 20 secure all men equal rights-oue
who was leader before Abe Lincoln was heard
of-we offer YOU the man who struck the 6rst
blow against slavery. Hou will have from him no
tight rope presidential d=saer-uo BlOAdin who
will offer amnesty TO traitors; Offer you . man
whose wstchword is justice. President Lincolu
has beeE cracking jokes when he should have
cracked the head Of the, rebellion. We offer YOU
a man that viii not be asking for authority 20
do justice We offer yop John {. Fremont, that
YOU may again be Il nation of heroes and not 4
nation Of sncnks desPsed by all the nations of the
"a nation Of sneaksi'' Justly characterized.
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1t does ConseierAtst E6art good to look At
Forests uies, and a1aRt eenfess We have enjoy
cd the slight aaudS efthe@ss hardy riders. Rough
in exterior, there Il manly devil may care air
about them that belPeaks mel who have followed
their great READER In many fcray and charge
carry mig terror to The ranks Of Ghcir enemies They
are, too, tho haPPest and naost cheerful ConOder-
ate soldiers we have ever looked upon. Disiaining
sabrcs tho rife most them sharpsl and six shoot
er are the ARMS thsy delightin. Every one speaks
of ts& alicrhty and order of their movenents
the their arrival, In the time 1t usually
takes paRenger train TO empty itself, and IL was
remarked by gsntienan Who sRw their arrival
that they w0nid have been reAdy to 6gkt in twen-
ty minutes after tho cars stopped. when we saw
them, knoss of them were the principal objects of
their solicitude.
These manly patriots look altogether worthy of
their great leAder, and the rough and brilliant mil
itary school in which they 6aVe been trained. Hur-
rah for Forests men, and all honor to their peer
less ehieftain.--MObdls Register Sept. 8.
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$500 REWARD.

SSTOLEN from the quarters, in Atlanta, Of Mai.
~ X. NJ. Mason, Q. NJ, Stewards Corps, ap the
night OF tho ieth July, black Mare, years old,
l't eRnds high short, thin name and tail. Ne
marks remanb ered aboat her except q AGAR exsspd-
ing from one of her tanks TO tho hip bone-she Is
very hong framed and has n fine head and ears. The
above reward viii DO given for the return % Mai
Mason, at Atlanta, or such information rs will lead
TO her recovery. The Mare is the property of Maj.
II. q. Higgins, Pay Master Stewards CorpS
Atlanta, August eth, 1904.
aug2T-Iwa
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Allowed to Pray as They W Ish.
- HEADQUARTERS, U. s. FoRcEs,
EatcisS;E, Miss, Aug. i2, 1854.
SPECIAL Orders, No. 81.

/. Military Authority having been, for tho tiree,
vindieated. 80 much Oh Special Order, No. II. as
requires Rev. wiiIisn Henry Elder, Bishop OF
hafche{a 10 Eemaie winhn the military lines OF the
turn u his home aud duties until the pleasure of
the " ar bspaTtEnsHs be kn6wa, IN hss case.
+ Asd Is adj solemn appeals TO The Sapsenle Being.
minds, are necessarily Offensive 90 Hsu ana sub
versiyG Of sound morality, 30 much OF special Or
per No. 81, june Is, 1884, rcqAnres iic' pray.
er TO be pronounced, IN behalf Of the frssldess Of
the United States and che Uziou 10 suspended un.
ill further orders lsaVing all persons conducting
divine worship at liberty TO manifest sava meas
eminent and the UnisRaAf these States and their.
sympathy with the REBELLION, by emitting such
sappsieaiiSu, II 50 minded. By order of Brig.
Gens IL BruyuiAn.
]. Il OI.DIN, a g.
0AeiAl. e.. D. 4sxrTE. Lisut aud A D. c.
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- Gen. sheFman reported his loss in zhe bat
Ia Of Jonesbogo at twelve hundred. An officer of
ssr arusy whs recently went over the ground where
EAe Ysnkss killed vsre buried, informs US that he
saz not lezs thaa sin hundred graves He counted
sizky-sight kSIlsd IN single regiment, which he
wns abIs- 10 distinguish by tine marks vpon the
Assistants. TakEss tho asaal avcragOsO Of four
xszzdsa 70 ess kIlsd. a.d Ne have three thousand
80 ekeaaE's isss instead Of the tEslvo hundred he
Egpozts.
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CssCsH4.--The Band of Gowns Brigade, COM
passA Ct members Of the 18th Arkansas Regipent,
va EIse Coaesrt tonight, in Griain, for the ben
SatSR sAa Ssss ara vOuDdca Oc IL 1FmS OF Ten
Essssa. The Band IL an excellent ore and its per-
Fsmssnes win well repay 81 who attend /; but the
easss fr whish the concert is given shOuld enlist
The gxapafhtss and command tho support of every
lsyal zsA saaa WeESn.
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~ aSzsh aad Ready. the Point at which by
aAA tsFnas Of tho aEsistiee, sherman Is 10 deliver
the exPesd cssfxess OF Atlaata, Eho elect 70 come
South, l. eievcH miles FROM Atlanta. The distance
f-un B0agh and Rs&dy 20 tae'pOint IN our lines TO
Ehieh ssR tEzias are rushing. isabous sixteen and
sas halg Eiles, sves which distance the e1es with
Faasr sscfs win be hauled in cen. Hoods wagons
Thsy win aisp take shs cars aud proceed soth
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NOTICE.

TUE e0tnrprsing gentleman that relieved me of
L my Nalise &c, at Manghsm'E hotri on the sth
inst, will confcr favor me by dropping my
notes and scccants, properly marked, in the Army
Posi- Once, or at soruc place where EcSn get them,
and notify. rne through the Post Once He can
have the Nalisc clothing &C., for his trouble
4. II. BLAIR.
LIST Tenn, eheaGhaan's Division. A. T.
scnI2 $50
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Horsros, August II, via Mobile, Sept "a
Cen NagrudeiF hi tecE pscsa N command Of the
District of ArlHnsia, Gea walk og The District
ofTexaa, and Gen. Bsdkagf Of thss District of
Ioui<;.rs s.OsgTaRTsu a ~. -~-
The Yankees eEaesHied Brownsville, on the Rio
IGiraide, July :01h 80 hostile foot DOW tresds
the soil of Texas. Sc -at-
At the recent st.td election, Col. Robeiets ~as
elected ChsfJustiCsg END probably Hoa. R. A.
Reeves, Associate: Judge Moose holds on BetG-
rer is Attorney General c. n. Randolph, State
Treasurer and w. l. RObard. Comptroller. All
quiet iu military, mattsra-
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LOSE.

ON the late march from Atlanta, my boy Billy
" he is s.out bult, S2 years old, about fvo feet
high. black eumplexions.nd had large mustache
liberal reward will hs given for him or for infor-
nation that will enable to get him.
Lieut.. r. NJ. RRlTTON,
10th ;. C., Manigault's Brigade,
scpl3-2t- Hindman's Division
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FOUND.

ID negro man, CARPET, BAG, containing 4
ID few articles of clothing The name of -. p.
lIVll. Esd" appears on a pair of pants. The
owner will apply Capt. w. p. Price, South Caro-
lin" Relief Agency, Griffin, Ca, and by proving
property, can havo the same.
sspi3-.ltT
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as 80 Tia Ysaisa 81 Gsvss's brigade, hOooTsd ~.
; IsgQ Assa sight, vita . glorious ss.snadss They
. HiI plsss scoePt ear thanks, Enthusiastically and COL
gsssEFSly. Thsy are as sssssc upon thsiE inssraz.
Bsss g tAsy havs always seen In killing sbs enc
$40 e EN- eoahiTy
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ATTENTION.

GRiFTIsr GA, August 4, 1854.
TNlIB fal4owiDt nsEssd negro mez,T carried OF by
L tho cnszy fFoH- es<SSM coanty II this State,
have been caught ssd sse nsV In my possession.
Owners VIII eems forward, pay charges and take
them awSy.
Simon, Ecet e inches hlaS, blsc4, % ysaSs old,
bcloaSs TO he essaks oE R0aos, sd hipsa'eo Dr.. j
B. Hood, Iiokskillst, CsFFai ee1psy:
long TO JailIes Euktan.
. TDn, 5asss Faseess hlEA. black. 81 years old
eeleags % JseSo Res'srta.a ..s-B- q. -RBEdON
anel-t' 800
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I EFT at tho Distributing Hospital Depot near
Il Atlanta, ON gath August, = valise marked Mrt
VI. B. Eohos, Savannah, Ga, q shawl and basket liz
charge Of - Captain wearing blue coat, ~ho will
confor . fnvor by sending them by express
to me ut Charleston, s. C. A suitabls reward viii
be paid through the Express Company hero for its
recovery or lam with Major Dearipg, C6nmismry
Subsistence, army of Tcunessee.
MAI. wa. H. ECHoLS,
VS. s-iChisG Engineer, s. c.
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80 The Federal soldiers along a portion al
Grants limo, were wonderfully jubiieDt the other
Gay, and expressed their sentiments by voeiferous
cheers for General Mcclellan" '.GensraI Lee -
and the ''Fail of Atlanta"
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Org SOLDIERS.--Never have we seen the nobla-
veterans cfth army of Northern Virginia appear
IN better trim than now. They we'll fed, well
clothed IN fine spirits. and appear perfect pictures
of r0bIstnCss.-1a ksrsburS ESprsss
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TIE l. EG r AHHIC
RKrCRIY or IHE RKEA Ass euAuox.

by J. s. TnRLaHnL In the ClSTkS OahA7sl AhO Das,
tct Court Of tho Confederate stsrs for tks Eerhezn
District OF Georgia.
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MuRszR o. 4 gEnse2Anr.-Iti is stated that Rev
~. JGuv1ers q fayoAed Presbytarian miasiOnaryEu
lgortnsrn tpatas. IVES cruelty nardsrsd Pew
Wshtha since ~ enc Of the sikh Azstiou.
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stlsbNFVFE: $500 - 43l7sNslEDs
STOLEN frpn my 9nartsss On sAS nishsef Sept.
~ 9th, ono pair Of pants Of h sFy English Krny
CLOTH tneN0 with Surgeons trinBing, broad black
stripe eli the leg, bOFaeFs4 with gold lace. The
above reward viii be paid sFhcn delivered to and
queAious asked. -.
seps-BtF GEORGE i. MCDOWELL,
Chlaf Surgeon Bates Division, A. T.
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$50 REWARD.

PANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9th inst,
N his boy Ben, copper color, about feet inches
high, weighs abeut hundred and twenty-five
pounds, II years old, Is the property Of Mrz. d A.
Duncan, Griffin, Ga The above reward will be
paid for the recovery of the boy by
Griffin, ia, Sept. IL, CO. S. L. GRAY.
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JUST SECURED FOR THE oIDIERR.

100 English Pocket Bibles.
roo English Pestamfnf.
$500 Hymn Books,
5000 Religious Papers.
ChgplAias, Missionaries aud Soldiers will please
call ~ the car OF the Savannah Relief Committee
Gri6sp, Ca, or at Love5Oy EtRtion. will be nc
the lattR place on the Arrival Of Tho train Tuesday
iSth< 3. VI. CHERRY.
SP15-S eSnsrsl Distributing AgsAL
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