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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

\, Family She pH he Wilton, t.
Il is within The reach of all, the price hoing
My Is Cents.
And if an investment and thorough trial does
not " back M the shove statement the
money will he refunded.
We say tlis, knowing lis merits. and feel
confident that one trial will secure for il II
home in cvery househouli.
De not waste away 'eith Coughing when so
small IN investment VIII cure you 1t may
be had ofaHy respectable Drugeis: in town,
who will furnish yon with \ circular of eenu-
inc Ger; ;featcs Of cures It has made.
G G CLARK g. Co., prerriet0rs,
Wholesale DRuGGIsTs, New Haven CT
LORD 4. SMITH,
General Western Agents,
% LoAe STREE, Chicoyo.
s5HiGsn6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

a retired sehoomaster excuses his
passion tor angling by saying that, from
coH1at habit, he never feels quite
Himself a.eas he's handling the rod
po ie iittle u not possible he who
i4s aiss liz .tt'.e liz
iFhtrr~ Should haxc TIC right print .
hss hat 49,. vs. publish t.
Neget trouble tronhle, ill trouble
.-foaDIes YOU
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
nsap The French Preventive. U1Q

Nightly Emissions effectually
prevented withou: the use Of Mcdtcsqe by
the use Of "The French Preoentire, the great
est invention Of the age. Price III. Sent
postpaid to all parts or the country. Adj
dress Dr. s. CURTIS, Box 2697 Post Office,
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
( EMPIRE SHU77LE MACHINES;
PatentedLFeb. 18th. 1860.
Saiesroom, i54 Broadway N, Y.
This Machine is constructed an cr,;ro,u
new principles of mechanism, pogscss;ng
many rare and valuable improy ements Inv
ing been examined by The most profound c,.
perts and pronounced simplicity and perfection
combined
The following are the princ,pa. ooiecrcEs
urged against Sewing Machines
!. Excessive fatigue repairing.
to the operator. 4. Incapacitv "a sou
2 Liability to get out every dcscrirtion
Of order. az nntor;.,
3. Expense, trouble & s. Disacreeahle no;s,
ioss y l''he III re- while in operation.
The Empire Sewing Machine is cx-
emrf from all these objections,
Il has straight needle, pcrpcndicrlar oc.
tion, makes tho Lock or shuttle stitch which
will neither Rip nor Rarel and is alike on both
sides performs perfect sewing on every do.
scr'pticn.cf material, from Leather to the finest
Nahsoek muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the number
Having neither Cam nor Cog mAeeL and tho
least possible friction, il runs ma smooth 90
glass, and is emphatically
A NOiselcss Machine.
i requires FJty per cent less power to drive
It than any other machine in market. A girl
Twelve years Of age can work il steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health
Its strength and ,conderfI si,npHc;tv of c,n.
strnctiou, render il almost impossible to get
Out OF order, and is Guaranteed by the com pany
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with a superior
art:c.: t. cal! sna cxar.i. this
MACHINE.
iu. in a moe especial manner do we solicit
the patronage of
4Verc' m. Tailors,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufacturers,
Shirt aud Bosom makers,
Vest and pan,aoon makers,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Gait 81 filters
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES LITERALLY dealt
| with
Price Of Machines Complete.
| No l Iamtly maehine miM Hammer SO
No Q Sn,al. Hmetactariay rih erteasion ,aIle 81,
40 8 LGrye Manufacturing Nth sxtsas;on table IS
No 8 Large Naaufacfwtny, for Icatter,
UNh RoiAny Foot md Ol Cup. IS
One half hour instructions ia sufficient 10
enable any person to work this machine to
| their entirs satisfaction.
Your attention is also called 10 the Empire
Shutle patented June 26th, ls6o.
II is we'll known tina. shuttle with spring
centre, is preferable TO any other..--but a great
objection against its use, was on account of
its spring getting on, Of order, having then
to be put in the hands Of /. sklllful mechanic
to be repaired.
The Empire Shuttle is so simple that any
operator can repair it without loss OF time or
| expense.
! Price small size for family machine, 81 %
Large size for manufacturing machiue, 10
AGENTS WANTED For all Towns in N
United States, where agents are not already
established. Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central
and South America, to whom liberal dis
count will be given.
Terms, invariably cash on delivery.
II j Macarthur & Go.
i54 Broadway. New York. N. Y,
| v5ni3ly
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wild, bGacjug Northern climate, have
given the most gigantic development
OF physical power winch | ever saw or
had any authentic account of.
j. ID. c. Nelson, of Indiana, writes
70 the "loantry Gentleman" that he
formerly saWcd two bushels 6 seed oats
per acre, AMI was glad to get return
OF thirty or f,riy bushels. Now be
snN-s never ."ss ti.an three and generally
feu;' dns',i, pcr acre, ana If the land is
Very rich, moist and Astounding in
vegetable mould. he saws even more.
lie Eow gets f:om Fifty to seventy
bushels per acre, aasl is never troubled
with weeds. Njrn he spwel ,hin, the
oats frequently lodged, and were full Of
weeds.
ToHArco. Prepare seed bed, spa!ing
i aaen, in rich soil, in warm place.
Lay or a iseap of straw and brnsI and
hpna Il o!f; remove the sticks ana rake
y S''o fstl2s' 50" proved sect, one
'ah'e >P''''!"' . q square f'fa' aa' re"
it o. .pat il over with board. If the
weather he very dry, water with liquid
ie2i.''fe, - encourage termination,
tt1e >N''' h'aY ~ na'N'u evenly win !"
o. : '.Ha2~ sfS bnIk q tine soli ana kept
stsstttiv h'9is'fheh, III arm place TIL
iai.}t5#aI s. S,f"Ht = apparent, When u
mus be s"west. The aimiAture OF
"a ARE roa of seed bed will set All acre
OF more
''!"'S ' '.'.''
o''"' -" 80 A''o'' W,
AH sa''9'I9' see's "ae'hef ieit oVei
',i' .@s'.'=. Ht3'a ~ recently l'rchas'
ia 'i.saIa % Prose'I' LUIS iuay pe
i'2t'e ~ -. y wv. so''h' a po'''oi
g So s. zt1t tn I o'S or POI O
Fi5.' s#ti E..''f sta'hP'n a warm room
NV h..atss. = Fialts winch appear
VIZ $50" 53e proportion OF GOOD seed
placing tie sae.ls betwee the folds Of a
a.a7f sl,.a aai putting this between
tWe plat4s - prevent evaporation or
j.. tviae taea n a cloth and baryinc
;nem ii tie soil If hot bed. The
ILL.,, !. ,..,,. ,,o,.,.t;,, r. vo,.a o,os
.r,..,.,,t.a,y Ga5,scle,r;es- Nann,c
no ,l.,,1a,ts .n3 al ont now onos
pt.o, o,,,;,a. a,st ,em,v,,, al In,
-, .,,,.. l,,, al oro,,,,
Carr s.-vpr the farmer who feeds
caus anJ horses. there i no crop more
,..,,,,,o4r,.:.a 7. naces.;tatas ,hrongh
cn',ure anu anrirhoi,ine of the soil, and
n.ava,.;va If ,1i.oaso and "a excei-
''i'e ios ? :. ',as ~ 'f'.'' -"
-. !, - 80 '"''' " 2 80
8sst' eio"A 'o'.
4ccou.,s -l'arm work bcoins to be
ean,,.h.,4n1 all II viii rcc,;re a GOOD
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

No family medicine has been 50 universally
and it may be truly added, descrredy popular
with the Intelligent portion Of the community
as lIOSTETTERS BlTTERS.
Prepared by HOSTEL FER & SMITH, Pitts
burg Pa. Sold by MI Druggists, Groccrs and
rekcepers every where. v5n5lyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

Last, but not least, it is Tie only safe ST.
n.ulant, being manufactured from sound and
innocuons materials, and entirely free from
the acid element present more Or less in
all the ordinary tcnics aud stomachics of the
day.
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FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Riock,
D"rh Dine,
Light Blae,
French due,
Chret Broun.
Dark from,
L;ght Erou'n,
Snuff Brou'n,
Crimson,
Dark Drob,
Lyht Drab,
Dark Green,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

II is we'll to be forearmcd against disease,
and. so far as the human system can be pro
tected by human means against malaaies en-
gcndcrcl by an unwho some atmosphere, i'm
pure water and ether external causes, lIO-
STETTERS DlTTERS may be relied OF. Us a
safeguard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
Business Conducted with constant
dispatch and accuracy.

L sses always met with promptness
and complete justice.
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Secret DISEASES

In all their Stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet. No inconyience
And no Exposure.
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The Nias.ara Conference.

- :
Mr. Greeley, in las. weeks In'lepcn Dent, gives
ih,. f.iiny.ing arcounc of his nc-otiaiion
In the other cgort for peace I u
Participant follows:
ss.=1r .i,ne since IL announced by telegraph
f,s II 'ii:ax. that Messrs. c. C. clay. Of A!abama:
Jrc,l. Thompson. of Mississippi. 'ex-Unitcd States
Suue'ors;: Prof. J. IIoleombe. Of the University of
Nir:iui-. and SEQ. n. Sanders, of Kentucky. had
rcace,l tia: city frp;n Dixie, Win bermuda, iS-
porisrt business. and all Of these hut Mr.. Thomp-
son .=.o Is in Toron ,o) 9uart.rcd ut tic
Clifton House, on the CaDa,la silc oF NiagarI
Falls. I heard after of confidential interviews
between all "f these gentlemen and leading
Democrats from cur and ncghborin: Staics.
there were tclcgraphi- whispers Of overurcs for
Tg.-.. -.suctiop anil conditions set forth
thu. vhirh the Confodcra;cs would consent {,
u-.i.n Il c..nnsi say tha; any of these reports
ar', s'i~.j Al length, after several less Ill
mt i';i;ast."Ls, received private letter fr"i;
fr- Sanders, stating that McS|rs. Clay, Holcombc
hi;n ~. ani another, desired to visit Washington,
upon comilet. and unqualified protection being
saw reason why the Opposition should he
,ic s,tr recipients of these gcniieu,en's ovcrtures
ii such thcy were. land IT Is stated that Mr. Clay
aforesaid Is preparing IL To prepare important
letter tn the Chicago convention, wrote tho
President, urging him TO invite the rebel gentle
nien aforesaid to Washington. there TO open their
budget l stated expressly that knew not wha.
they would propose, IL 50 invited: but ] could
Iu.aglu. offer that might be made by them
:. I,iclI would poi conduce, in one way or another
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Exscur,yx D.rApIsrx,

Milledgevillc, Aug. 10th, 1864.
To The Jas'ice Of tie Inferior Cos-ss asd Aide de.
Cdvp:
T AN informei that tho Policemen in somo of the
L counticss who have been dctaile1 under Ordsrs
from these Hcadlusr.srs upon the applications Of
the Inferior Cosrt to act police force for their
respective counties ncglectinx their duties and
giving their attention exclusively to their own pri-
vate affairs. This capnot bs tolsratsd. The de-
tails were not granted to them matter Of per-
sonal favor, but ~ matter Of public interest.
They ass reqared to give their whole time to the
bnsncss Of travelling through tho county frcu plan
taton to plantation. under such regulations rs the
Court may prescribe. and in seeing that the negroes
on all plantations left without overseer,, are kept
in sutjection aud property protected.
This duty % expected to be performed ~ prompt
ly and faithfully they would peform the duty Of
soldiers at the 'front.' No policeman is expected to
give any more Of bis timc 10 his own plantation
than ho docs tn the plantation Of like sire Of each
other person in the section The county towh ch be
may be assigned by the Court.
In each case Of Neglect to perform his duty un-
der tho rules laid down, the Court and tho Aids de-
Camp arc charged and required to arrest such de-
Guqucnt Policeman aud scnd him immediately to
Maj. Gen. u. w. Smith, nj Atlanta that hc may be
compelled 20 do duty at tho front.
JOSEPH Z. BROWN
1s- Each Daily paper in the State is request
to copy. aug24 IL ed
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Exscpssvs. DaeAasHxxr, !

ExacDHvB DaaARsnEuY.I
1linedssvills, Aug1ss lsth, 1894
A numerous conplaints aEs saads % this ejRos
"A y P.ssnes Asv IN ths Divistsa Of Militia
Hndes eeAassd q M Gen. O. ". saiAh, for FUR
ieaghs, dst.ds s.d disehasH.s. I take this asthod
of ststiae to all oeeossnsA dat shs Division has
ben p>Aesd uD1se ~ ssooand " 6sa. J. D. Hood
til sssA ti.s e3I ~ eAs.sS As ass.ns tbs eoa-
nand, q I'LL au esder Y dishss1sd. uhea en-
satisacd tAs'sndbgsesy has Psssua.
ASH , Sapsseest tAAt eheru ~ 10 d;vidsd conn.
sesS = Atlasss,. Shsa - lsasA aspssAs spoe 1hs
Ssz 545 q q - q Z NJ . dse. Hood.
TIL Ishan tink Peepsr 10 resume Il as shove stated
and oil The applications for fariough detail or dis
chsfge, aust lse made to him through the REGULAR
military channels. None ~ them win bo scted
upon by NO. Tho Hospitals Of the Militia arc Also
1nder tbs direction and control OF the o0iesss IN
that Depart ment under Gen. Hood and the State
has control over them
During the timc that Gen. Hood commands The
M'ltin they absolutely under his control for
tn" defiance Of Atlasts, the corKians In virxina
arn under the control Of Gca. I.ce.
Thc only difference ID in . term of acrvice
Ih9se 10 Virginia are in for the war, while the
Militia arc in 70. the smvrgeoey, to be judged BY
tho Governor, and they diabar tsd or withdrawu
by his order. JOSEPH f. BROWN.
&e- Each Daily paper in the State Is requested
to copy.
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der. For heavens sake stop your philanthropy,
Aessies,s ics nmis tes soirs, your charge will,
like the servunt liberated by Don Gsuixct.c suffer
double punlshment-onc for his own faults, and an
other for your intcYf Let the black peasant
rect, and converge the rays Of destructive af
fections upon tho of ireland, Austria, the
serfs Of Russia, the homeless bonismen of Poland.
You have imported enough experimenta'fy:- You
can improve your physical dehcienccs by rniscege-
nation. You would bo even more improved if you
could therchy acquire tho moral qualities 6f the
negro. You can employ the fugitive negro by the
orth p.y him in chap s"elry or cas-. Of cloth.
or .. tst s sa s.s dIsi . h pat nasn s
may recover his strength after tic cruel ,orturcs
TO which your wicked interference ha, subjected
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ONE THOusAND DoLLARs REwARD.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
MULLEN from my headquarters, near Atlanta,
~ Ga, my Mare, brigh, bay. bald face, hlssk
mane and tail and black legs, with tho exception
of two small white spots the inside OF each hind
foot, carries high head and arhogerher 10 . very
gay looking animal under the saddle. i will pay
$500 for her delivery To mo ut this place or to Mai
uen Chcatham, Army of Tennessee. or for informa-
ton SO that can get her. And $500 for the d.
lection of the thief that stole her.
Il. j. BUTLER,
Srimn, Gh, August H. Maj. and G. 8.
-, Sa.Thc Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Advsr-
User: Columbus Times, Mi.sissppian mt Selma, and
the Meridian Clarion. will publish the above one
week and scnd bills to this Office
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vaushn's Tennessee Cav airy.

The Chario:tsvi.!e Va. CE.~HieI-. pays = we'll
m.ri,ed compliment t. this gallant body =!
We regret to learn by Iai=T ai.ecs IL - General
Vaughn ha. bes:l wounir-i The character IF i,is
wound we hare not learned father ;I1n that il
has disabled ha f.r service The Chronicle says
According To all aecou:.Is. tic ID .e cavalry
certainly deserves much credit :r i;-y bic scr-
vice rendereI ,hr.u-ho-; the lao ~ s.--...-:..S
with the enemy in rhs Valley ii Fir;-5...- -. ia
Maryian1-
II will be rcua-rnb=rci tina ;lis cavalry. c,ul-
manieS by General J. g. N4a-hH. oFEts- In
r===ce, dISEa,un,c-i In Southwestern Ei-::.it
for the purp9sc cf plrri-;I.lti''. iu ;c
at Piedmont with 'i-II- Hunter -.,js.;-;.IrIi
the defeat Il; this point, su-.-.- ,iiat-..siE
airy briSasle lost laurejs .onyr- hitie. 1t
fought With Il desperation se!.lp;l t;I'D;i under
such cirrumstanccs "a; thai tit-C .=Ni-t-t The
dIferen, hospitals OF thi- zee-.-'. country
kub-tan,Iat= this statement
In many instances this bE-l.ir hs< d;-;i. c /
i;seIf- At Ne<town AID iiascT-iS.n !; t.iv; AMI
defeated Avcriii-s force. II openeI the battle at
Kernrtowu ani Won the applause Of the command
ing General Early for its silsn;ry aEi sk u, and
drew from him the remark that he ..never suc!i
cavalry" Di.uouEte-l. il good u any in-
fnnfry and in th. -aIIlc i; could no; lie eA"riirl
fur 6zhtinS Justice 9" n brzv. i.ly oi men only
-.iuesd the above eorrspienI
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,NE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD

ONE THOUsAND DOLLARS REWARD:
STOLEN from my quartcrs. on the night Of Au
~ gust 3ln'. my Horse, blood bay, hfteen and a
half hands high. black nanc and tail, black legs,
long, round body, and large full eyes.
/ will pny One thousand Dollars for the delivery
Of the Horse to mo or to Maj. GonI. Chcaiha,n,
Arpy of Tennessee, or for information that will
lead to his recovery, and no questions asked.
W.. +. ERSKINE,
Chief Quartermaster Artillery, A. T.
Atlanta, August -. 1864.
D-Tho Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Aiver-
tiser. columbua Times, Missssippisa At Selma, and
the Meridian Clarion, will publish the above o.e
week aud scnd bills TO this olace.
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CIRCULAR.

HEADQUAHrERs, GRUyiy. Ga,
Asgua 37d, 1864. !
A LII officers and men abscat froa and unable to
n join their commands will rerort 1t once 70 the
Cavalry rendezvous 1t GnGa, Ga. Lieot. Col.
John T. Cameron. Provo's n.usai Of c.v.iry. Is
to justies all sarsgslss md deprcdstorr. Cosscrpt
and Enrolins 0mesrs are requested 20 essd reports
Of any Cavalry absentecs in their respective locs
ties
by authority from General Hood.
by orler Of Orig. Gen. A. IvERS0N.
r. F. LAwTcS, A. A. and k-8eues.L
Atlanta Iniolligenccr, Macon Telegraph. ssvan-
nah Republican asd ColsDbos Times Pablsih nix
times and send bill to this oaIee.
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June I3--tf.
TAKEN UP.

nN leaving Atlanta few weeks ago. . Nsess
" boy calling bm9if Eli, who says be belongs
70 Mr.. David Henderson and had bccn hired by .
Mr.. Brit to work upon fortihcations, With other
negroes, and that asid negroes had returned home,
aud that he had boon. lost from them. Said 30
vas fron Gvisett county. Ga, with Els homo In
rear e ths Iiaes OF the enemy, and wished TO be
tahs0 care Of until be could get home without fall
has been written 10 aud also inquiries Dsdc con-
ming the boy, but nothing hss> been asesrtainsd
relative to him yet: Possibly The boy may b
avoiding further work upon tho fortifieations, aud
II 20 would bc glad To deliver him up Or notice
from tho Engineer Corps employed at Atlanta, CO
10 Mr.. Britt. Ifthis bc not the case, owner will
please inform what disposition he desires to b
made OF The boy.
sAdd,ess Subsistence Department, Martin's Cav
airy Division, Griffin, Ga.
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Number 90.
$500 REWARD.

STOLEN, sn the night Of ~ IisA inss., ftpo ~
~ stable, dark bay or brown. .aas., khsk nAcs
and tail-mans aad tad rather heavy, siGAA Ai.A
hsA white, good many white haiu II ~ la1Asp.
ehs name ON her wothers vas cut very short Sc
ID 20 ssall httls VIXEN she stasds any lwah a
tine. shc b nstnral Peecs-.ths salys 11k -
has. She was In ine order when ssolsa-ntAR
esssps bar bead when riding her. 6aiA na1s
sesDssiy sslonged to Lssst. J. n. Cockrcn - Mar
aAalts nafteSy, Amy Of Tennessee.
will give $50 IL delivered to ~ = 0slAs, q
L'sat coekroll, Msrshslrs Battery, Army Tsasa-
~ J. n. PORTER.
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TO REFUGEES.

OFFER for sale l3I acres OF land opposite and
= In front Of the Railroad Depot. Jonesboro, Ga
rooms and fire places. The House is beautifully
sltuatcd in nice oak grove. There are also two
Negro houses MD kitchen, splendid Stables aud
Shed Fruit trees Of all kind aud all kinds Of vers-
tables, about hfy acres in corn, Eve neres in sugar
cane and sugar mill on ta premises. This 10
ono Of tho most desirable places in Joncsboro II
not sold in fftcGn days i; will be for rent Prico
$4,000. J. M ELLIOTT
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LIE vsRr FEMALE COLLDcE.

THE exercises Of this Ins,itution Win begin On
l. Tossday the 10th Of Sept. The Prssidsat Rss.
T. A. Brown Is gentleman Of finished edasssieas
and long experience in teaching. &c viii have As-
sociaisd with him . eo@?ietc and able Board ofIh-
ssrsctiop Ara james CAiiss, ,vAo has charge Of the
Bossdisg Dsparneet can accommodate . larps
sassbse q yoeng ladies. For further particulars
aAassD Rev. Z. A. Brown, or the undsYsiscsd as
Tslbstson, Ga. X. Ii. MORRILL,
sagz& A~ Chairman Boayl Trustees.
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GRIFFIN GA, AUGUST t27,> 1864.

1ns 0suesaaAs. Pxnsskss AZ ELr.A.lTAe
Rsshsssss Jsanal ays.. OK
Ihses ~ Ahsat siahs tloDuaseA sGhsa pgiboua,
q kiuAha. asd1pes sss eoGSi.e % deiiy. ~
aN most IN aek beAisd MA, evideatIy OF, ROOD
families = the essfh. Thsy ars orderly ssS re-
.psstfalis tlsa'ir dslsssont, bss mese dseSdsd 3
eipline Of tbs easp l. reg Hgid. and thssU fs no
tasssso9rss botwssn tie prisoasrs and the pablio
rev siv0ia,s 60 ever gst pSsp svse ths hixh
teses 1t ths s'asa, much Les 6et withia srsskIse
distance,
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GEORGIA. Butt. coun'y:-B,ouEht to Jail 10
says that his n.ne is Bill, Of dark coppiexion.
medium si.e and says that he belongs to man by
the name OF !lloodworth. but says no is the Wagon
Master Tor \ Wagon MASTERY in Ross Briv,ac or
Cavalry, and that he, the boy, got lost from tho
wagon train when il ordered to fall back. from
Atlanta, Ga The owner Of said boy is reuacstcd
to como forward and :ako said hoy away
Aug27-lOt ". X. EANESTEN Iuiln.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-27


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