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DISEASE OF IMpRUDENCE

When the Misguided and inIprudent yotarT III
pleasure dnds thAt he has imbibe the so,,ls Of hi,
painful disease 1t too often happens iLht au
sense Ut shame, or dread Of discovery teter1 him
rom applying t0.thosc who, IRON IduratiOn and
Iespectab!ity, eAH;alOne befrend him. delaying mi
the constitutional Symphonic OF this horrld disease
!neir appearance sucl rs liberated sore throat
nisGse1 hosO' nOcturlal pains in the head and
n1s dImtiess 0l sis hit, deafness, nodes on tho shit
CoeS aud arms blotehot tho head, face and ex-
Inst the palate of the mouth or tie homes of Inc 'os
Iai IN, ant the victim o, this awful dIsease GecomrS
noEnI ebl ct Q! c"ninl!ssrlttOn until death puts
traveller Teturns.' ""'"se IL"
HtetanchOiy fact that thousands fall victim.
70 tlls terrible disease owing tho uuskiIiuluess
u ~ ignorant pF"tsnderes who, By tho use OF that
OeId4y IbtSoH, Mercury, ruin tue constitution and
mako tho residue Of lie niiSernbIO "uN
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INDORSEMENri OF TpE PRESS

:. lEDORSEMENTiOF THE PRESS
-: TIC many Thousands enred at this institution
LII yet year, aud the numerous InpoI t1l,t SIM
neSsed ny thS reporter of tho sun, 0CTjnnsr .
nu many other papers notices OF which have nm.
M Standing as gentleman OFcharactCr ~,
s'o'hty' Is sufficient guarantee 10 the atIiiefs8
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
iAs-No lettCrs received unle,s post.paid ,r5 80,
ai!ning stamp to be used on tho FenIy PsrsSns
tI.Ihe Shonld stats age aud send portion of iyS,
tisrment describing symptOns % A"'"F
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, N. D..
0I the Baltimore Lock Hospital, RSltinors :.
Maryland
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STRANGERS

His remedies or treatment are unknown n ali,
prepared from life spent in the great nos.
pas o. Europe, the Arst In the country and usorr
IL tbe WS15 practice than any other Ply bIcia6
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commissioners Sale.

wheeling, Ma, 10, 1851. 1 Commis.IIr
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Apr2-td
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GEORGIA.

WeAse still withous any definite iafor-
motion from our army IN Gsosgis, oniae,
We sspvc~e, to tho eaabarge lid hy,Gsa.
Hood on he ss1ding 0f lisp&tsktA ..Tks
soaiowing exsracts nay assiSs il dispsliisx
the fog which just now shrouds everything
in .hat quarter:
The affair at Altoona has been ereatlv
magni6ed in importance, SO far as the move.
ments and losses of our forces are conoern
ed. Gen. French's division made q recon.
noisance in the direction of the enemys
position, but finding Them strongly posted
IN greatly superior force, Withdrew with
comparatively slight loss. Our inform
ant does not believe the rumor current in
the city yesterday, that Stewart's corps had
Altoona, with two thousand prisoners. AL.
tooua is one Of Shermans largest depots m
his rear, and of course he hid it strongly
gsrrissoned and fortified.
private letter from ans officer or dis
tincti4n in she army, dated Dallas, October
9TH, says: "Stewart's corps cut the road
near Ackworth, tearing up twelve or fifteen
mics, aud capturing the. garrison at Ac-
worth, Big Shanty, Mooreis Station anu
Biunts Station The prisoners taken mum.
Der about four hundred. Gen. French at.
tackled Altoona, took two or three works
AID about Que hundred prisoners, but did
Not attack their last position, rs he did not
cvns.der the capture of the place would
compensate for the inevitable loss of life.
We are at this place, going--vherc I
will not saw"
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1t is the impression In come quarters.
that Sheridan, after leaving q part OF his
iorccs at Ssrsrsburg, will send the n main.
der to reinf5rce Grant. The repair OF the
railroad from Manassas to Strasbure win
enable hiia to procure his supplies from
Aiexandris, aud also to fcilitate the trans.
portation of his troopsto Alexandra, If he
coatemplates sending then, by water 10 the
and VI Grant. The enemy has been ra.
pairing the 'Alcxandria sn1 Orange road.
but the reuuy..l Of the usterials from tho
Rapp.hanuock, where they had been col
ieeted tor the re building the bridge across
that strcam, looks a. il he had abandoned
the idea OF moving in the direction OF
Gordonsvills. Passengers from Freder.
icksburg say that 6u0 Federal cavalry
we're iu Stafford Oh Monday last, marching
in the direction Of Fredericksburg; bus
rs they were in the upper part Of the
county, they were probably ouiy raidin,
party from tue vicinity Il Orange Ra,I.
road, and not the ;.ivancc of an army.
The concentration Of large force at
Manassas must have been with the orig
insi intention OF moving in the directiou
of fGordonsvillr; but events in tho Valley
u'ay have caused him to change bis tftL
grammc. We are OF opinion that the lar.
ger portion of the tro ps under Sheridan
will be sent to Grant by transports from
alexandria.
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TAX IN KIND, CROP gF 1864.

DRODUCERS are hereby notified that am
III now ready TO receive The Tnhe Wheat,
Ods, Rye, Cured Hay and Wool of the crop Of
1864
1t is desirable that the Producer. pay the
whole amount due on his estimate mt the same
time IL possible. so asto take n receipt in full
The receipts of Mi'ler's who have been au-
thorizcd TO coliert the tithe wheat, will bc
taken up by me aid credit on the Producers
estimate.
In all cases the grain must lie dry and in
good condition, vixen delivered either at the
mills or the Tax Depols. will furnish TO The
Producers grain sacks for the delivery of ther
tiihe, which are TO be returned 10 this Depot.
A.. ii. KIRBY, Agent,
Depot No. /, Sec. 4. 9th e. d, $. c..
Sept 20 ,,n,.s
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SrARrANBUn0, :. e., August 10, 1861.
CEN ERAL Dcscr;crs have recently sent
~ messages TO inc, inquiring ii would yum
mlsh ,hem, ~ place them under guard. If they
wonid voluntarily report to me. 1 will state
for the benefit If al. soldiers wlso are improp-
crly absent from the.r commands, that | will
not punish OF place under guard any one who
viii voluntarily report 10 me within n reason
able time FROM thus die. | will furnish thea
iran>poriaiioa, and trust thai many will en- =
brace this opportunity l.! return 10 their duiy,
aud thus wipe out the stigma OF dcserlion from
their names.
J. II. MARSHALL,
Lieut.. anl Enrolling O.hccr.
Angus. o. ,f
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CLAIM AGENCY.

As many persons have made application
to mo to obtain amounts due TO their do.
ceased kindred fer effects of which they
died possessed of, and of which no account
has been given. would sag to- all such
that l am now in correspondence with an
agent at Richmond, 10 obtain said amosnts,
and by calling on INC Mt my Office, will
cndcavor TO recover the same for them.
j. NJ. ELTORD, Claim Agent
Auuusf 1S 1861
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Prof. EE. E,'aSi-

M I'LL give to a hmi;cd numb.r or rruJils.
W private lessons in instrumental aud yo
cal music, at College charges, payable inNtrj
ably, In advance.
For the bcnefit ofthosc who dcsircio Gi hen
sei'es for ii'c positions "f Teachers aud CIV
ernness. separarc class wifi bc loru,c,; io,. in
strnction in the theory aud harmony of music
Early applications are requested.
July IA II ,f
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Ro0T 0FFICM.
- From THE ATE

: Tns mali Tor Spartansurg and Union Rail-
ssea viii close every day. Saturdays except
: ~ q .4P. NJ.
$ Fhs mail for Mcri,svillc, closes every We'd
assdAy. at 49,. !. 4 p NJ.
TIE '.ail for GreeaIlle c,oses every Mon
asy, Wednesday and Friday, Mt "A. NJ.
The mail for scuaietcwn, closes every We'd
nssday, At 4PM.
The mail for Rn,horfordton, N c., closes
every Monday ands Thursday, at 4P. NJ.
Tho mail for Laurens c. H., (direct) closes
svery:Fridsy, At -. 4P. NJ.
The msil Tor Yorkvillc, via rhinestone
Spriugs dircct) closes every Sunday, at p NJ.
The mail for Jscksou's Hill, closes every
Sunday, At .~,~. -. .4P. NJ.
The NAH for FhseFvillc. closes every Wed
nssday. at 4P. NJ,
!. Tho mail for Shelby, N. c., closes evcrt
TANtsdNy. ~ 4P.M.
The mail for Yerkville, s. T., (via Goudys
vf!ls) clsscs every "Wednesday. at 4P- NJ.
The mail for Mountain Ridge, closes every
Friday: at 4 A. NJ.
J. 4. LEE, p. NJ
Oct IA 1904
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TDWN 0RDI iNCE.

E)E ii ordained, that from aud ter Tic Is,
1) day tOctuber mex. Thar Nil Goats run
Ding nj largo within ihc incbrnorate limits of
The town. That the owner thereof shaii be
iabie TO The payment Ot Ten nUiisys INK on
each Goat to be paid on demand for the same
Done and ratified in Council. Sept IA. 1864.
j. B CLEVELAND, Intcndant.
j. Nj. ELFoRD, Clerk.
Sept a2 81 Al
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STATE OF SOUTH -CAROLlN \
OFFICE OF THE ECoMpTRoLLER GENEI.

CoLuMBIA, July 26;h. A. D.. 1861.
U HEREBY certify. That J. VI. ELFORD o.
Il Spartanburg SO. Ca, Agent Of the Ner-
chants Insurance Company, Incorporated by
the ~taie of Virginin. has complied with the
conditions anu rcqu;sitio'.s of the Act of the
General Assembly entitled. An Act TO rcgu-
late the Agencies of Insurance Companies l. OF
incorporaio oil ia the Stale OF s .uth Caroiina," !"
and hereby License the said J. NJ. Elford,
Agent, as toresaid, to take risks and transact
all business of Insurance. in this tate. for, n Il
in behalf Of said Company, to continue until
January lSGj.
W. LAVAL,
For Comptroller General.
Sep 10 20 81 {.
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Enrollin" office

SrARrASBURG c. H., 3. c. Sep. IL. 1861.
7 n abeiience to orders received At this Office.
al, youths between the ages OF, l6 and Ia
years, arc required TO report AT this Office for
enrolment, before the 9TH ni October next.
They must come prepared to furnish the years,
months, and days oi ihcira c. The confe,icr-
ate authorizes will ND call t.em into service
until they become IL years "f sge.
j II, MARSHALL
Lieut.. aud Enrolling Office.
Sept % u 81
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ESTRA&.

w a,ss soshi snA1k%oI srnInIox Is "sIrs sos% me
about s:x,ccn hands high, supposed to hc Ia
or ID years old; one hind fooI whiic, and has
been appraised at one hundred and twenty five
dollfrs.
The owner caa fin.l him on Ncrtk Pacolcii
twoni above Camps Bridge
". I. THORN.
Sept l Is &C
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August. o5
500 HE S>lAfSD.

ID UNAWAY about six weeks since my ne
h gro boy PINK. Said by is about -
years oi-InuluIto-5 feet inches hig and
weights about | 40 pounds. Pink is Supposed
TO bclurkiiig about the ncighborhund vi Cnrr-
obcllo. in this District. The ahnve reward
will be paid for his-apprchcnsion an! ln.! -
meni in Jail. H. Il THOMSON
July u IL -
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Palmetto Nharpshooters.

VNEE mca at present absent without leave
l from Company NJ, of this Regiment, will
return at once TO their command or be advcr-
tissd as Deseriers.
+. g. LATHAM,
Capt. TO. NJ, z. S. s.
HeA- Carolina Spartan will copy three times
and send bill
Sent % 21 n
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lIEADQUARTER,s.
CONSCRlPf DEPARTMENT
EnIuMnIA SnnInr.hnr lEGI

: OV-foNNIf DEI NN I VI ENI,
COLUMBIA, Septcaibcr |, 1864.
Sin: by SPECIAL order of the War Depart
ment all members OF company 9th legi
meni 5 Z. ", recently disbnnded have b, 3D.
assigned TO other companies in the same rey
ment.
on will act upon this letter MS iuformatio
and cause The return of all such men, nbsen
without leave, TO Their commands.
Respectfully ours,
ROBERT ". SnAND, Lieut.. and A. a.
Lieut. MARSHALL, Enrolling Office, Spartan
burg G.. III
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$50 Royar<iy

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
Al. 4th inst, my negro Boy, Giles He is
about feet inches high copper color. about
10 years OF age had on whea lie lch u blue
Jeans coat, besides taking cher c.o;hes with
him.
will give reward of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension aud lodgmeat in any Jail 50 that
can get him.
MRS. JUNIUS THO SON.
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Enrolling Office.

SPAnrASDURG - H.. .. q, Augusi ., 1861.
HOMPLAISTS have heeu made TO me that
~ certain persons . who have been detailed
Onsgrounds OF public aecessiiy, are charging
unreasonable prices for the products of their
labor. The necessity for the detail of a man
ceases, whenever his neighbor's determine
that his prices are unreasonable All such
persons will certainly be sent to the army.
Tanners, Miiiers, Shoemakers, Black smi hs
Mill wrights &C., take warming You arc de-
tailed for the benefit Of your neighbors, and
not on any other grounds
j. III. MARSHALL,
Lient. and Enrolling Officer
Aug II 10 n
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COMPANY NOTICE (!

A IL tho members belonging TO my com
~ pany, are coinniand-t To rendezvous ~
Si..ranburg e.. H., on tie first SATURDAY
ia November next for drill aad inst ruc,ion. anu
TO make all necessary arran scnenis for the
complete Organization OF the company.
B. VI. HIGH, Captain.
Oct 90 - 3w
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IOaf.

DErwBEN the Methodist C.mrch and Mr..
I'D IA. Mitchell's, small gold LOCKET-
about tho size ofa twenty Ave cent piece--oon
tanning a. .gentleman's likeness A liberal re,
ward viii be pa d for it il left at this Office
Aug % II az
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Wanted to Hire.

IMnEtlaTELI Twenty iInnds 10 Wort; NJ
an Iron Forge, in this District, Tor which
the highest cash prices will he paid. Apply
Al this office or by letier TO the Subscriber at
Pacolettc Depot.
LEE SMITH.
Sep % 81 I'm
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NO. Is

dug the bonds that thus continue ssbsrks
upon their estates. =
+, The expenditures dspcsd ia . great ds.
gree upon the prices you shall Ok !. 10 yea
alone have Congress cou6ded the power Of
exercising any control over this qssssioa.
And through you, may thoss engaged il
furnishing supplies 70 the Gesersmeat
They have directed these expenditufss
70 be paid for in Treasury .noses, and ss
certificates Of indebtedness, bearing 8 per
cent interest rnd free from taxatioa; and
tor the security and Ultimate redemptioo
OF the Treasury notes, they have provided
non-taxable = per cont. bonds, which they
direct me to sell for Treasury notes.
You have now before you the whole
scheme Of the currency, and of the Gov
ernmeht finances. That these supplies
should cost no more than the sum provi-
ded, depends of course .upoh the prizes
and the prices are, 10 b regulated b yo6.
j have cndsavored 70 show that the bcse
interest Of every citisen consists 10 the o.
tabiishn,ent Of moderate prices; but NO ar
gurDent seems 10 me Is fotcibls Ss.a sless
atstement Of the siuple facts Of the eass.
THIS have now endeavored 10 make. 80
II we suppose the purchases to hare
been made, and the Community 10 be in
possession Of the $500, 900 900 Of Tressu-
ry notes, the next question is, will they
pass them about from hand to hand, in,kx.
change for property at extravagant prices,
aniil they gradually fall into the hands Of
foreigners, and,are exchanged by them for
10 ernment bonds; or will every citizen
take the Government bonds himself I
have endeavored to prove that our true in.
terest CONSISTS in following the latter
course.
Hoping that you may concur In these
views and that your deliberations may 70.
suit in promitibg the welfare of our suffer
ing country.
l remain your most obcdient servant
G. A TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury.
To the foregoing letter Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, we can add nothing to the
call upon the interest aud patriotism of the
people to come to the support Of the Gov.
ernmeut in Measure Of reform which ws
are attempting to inaugurate, and the suc-
cess of which is SO essential, if o., indis-
pensaole to the life of the Confederacy.
JOHN j. Moray, \
WILEY W MASON, Committee.
U. b. WILKINSON,
Montgomery, Sept 27, 1864.
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CLAIM AGENT,

have received the amounts due on the fol-
lowing claims. Parties interested will please
call and receipt for amounts, or send un order
by some responsible persor. --
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funded, was, on the first of July last,
shout n,250, ,O0O, 600.
The expenses from 1st July
to 3lst December are csti.
mated =. about, 1926, ,0OU;0
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TAX In KIND.

DRODUCERS of Spartanbarg District a,
hereby notified that the following mills
have been established for the collec ion Of the
tithe wheat Of the Crop OF 1864, TO wit:
SAMUEL MORGAN.
l.. r. G0F0RTI,
JAS. NESBlTr,
JAMES ANDERSON,
DAVID ANDERSON,
SlLAS BENSON,
e.. T.. BERRY,
EP BaOwN,
''-r- a FLOYD, -'-.-e---- ..s---
JOSEPH FINGER,
LEKoY McARThUR,
HUMPHREY YARBOROUGH, Near
Woodrniis.)
JAMES l.. HILL.
Receipts from any other msrs than those
abvve named, wil not be recognized. Such
receipts must be presented 10 the regular Tax
may credit the pro iucers estimate.
The receipts Of bonded Quartcrmnstcr's and
Cornmissarics and Of Agents aathor, zed to re-
cieve Tax in Kind, are the only receipts valid
to producer for his tiihe tax
All others arc worthless. IL is strictly for
hidden that any Other persons than those above
named shalt gave receipts tor the tiihe.
The following mills hare bctn established
for receiving the 1.-THE Wheat-crop OF 1864,
In Union District, TO wit,
X. beatty.
ID. l. JErER.
LEROY McAETiUR.
%. r. 81 NrSON, Captain
anil rosi Qnac,rrmaster. 9Th z. D., Z.
49, sept 20 .-..sss ~ 2m
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june Is
Lime. I-ilncy I.inle,y

= A@HHH1~ . I%HIIALs.
4 I the kilns. Fresh Lime is now on hand
nj the best qaa'iy, Tor exchange only for
provisions, le-rther, iron etc., frorn Abe rroda-
GERS. Exchange only on the cid ,iriccs ON
both sides. -e-'-7~s'e ". EtRriS.Z
Eeb Is "A r.
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Dental Notice.
WILL he in my Office only three days in
l the week, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
BATURDAY.
C. LEE, d. d. s.
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Dental Notice

MI \. Office is over Dobo, Edwards & Carlisle
wi Law Office. C. LEE, ID. ID. u.
March IL ly
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FooTsrEPs OF LovE---The tirst step
towards love is TO play with cousin.
There is 'frcedom from starch in The
intercourse oi young people iS this relation.
ship, that ripens as naturally into affection
as Luds into fruit, or tadpolcs into bull.
frogs.
4 friend Of ours 'Sss inysated capital
way to prevent tho snseIl IL -cooa King IL q
house. 1t is to have nofhiug for hrcak "a
and warm it ov~ dinner sssl spppcr.
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A ID d r ESS

To the People of the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Flor
ida, Mississippi and Tennessee.
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BY exchange

ToIedo q N6he LIbraY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18
TEE CITY,

Tax FLAG PRESENTATION LAST EvRNIEa.--A As already
iced tie louisiana Guard Artillery, heir way to
their field Of action were presented last evening
with handsome and deltly made bat!e.Alg. The flag
was presented through Prof Alex. DmiTy, of La, by
New Orleans dies now residing in our Sty. The pre-.
sentAto speech was marked by that ierVOr and eo-
quence so characteristic Of Professor Dimitry.--
TIE patriotic sllocution exciting the brave boys
to whom it made to renewed deeds Of
valor aud daring, was emit u liasticalIy rso'iv-
ed by a large thruny that had collected around
the steps of the City Hall, anIiousy awaiting the *
peCted ceremony. At the close Of Prof Dimiry . TO-
marks, Sergeant Edwin Marks, who received inc
cOOrs, answered In neat and appropriately
Worded speech; which was the more stFiE'
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DEPOTBURNED AND PORTION OF
THE TRACK TORN UP.
ALL QUIET AT ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Aug l6.-Ths party Of the enemy'0 cav
airy that passed through Decatur last evering, AFTER
reaching CObtl Hl returned at night Il Is suppoted
70 be only reconnaissance.
Another party which owed simultaneously from Owl
Creek Church. struck the Atlanta and West Point Rail
road at Fairbun, burned the depot aud tore up The
track IN several places Tnsy then withdrew three miles
and went into camp The forcs is vaiOusy ettimated
a. rom two to Eve thousand.
TIE track has since been repaired but trains not
allowed to run in consequence Of the proximity of the
enemy.
Unusual qIist prevsilod yesterday and to-day along
the lines. The ensmys artillery is remarkably quiet,
which is generally attributed TO scarcity of ammuni-
ton, caused BY the interruption Of his communications.
Bot few shells we're thrown into the city last night.
One set FIRE to frame house in Peach Tree street. Loss
small.
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PACE PBILost Pasas IN CoUscIL There was A es.
therng Of p ace politicians 81 Hope Chapel, In load
way, yesterday. number sf prominent and shiuipz
lights in that faith were present amepg them Wm B.
Reed, OhsTles Ing rsol aud Judge Woodward, of Pa
also several Of The faithful in this city ard from De
West. 1t is understood that they have come very i'm
porsut business on band locking 10 the management
of the Chicago Convention, and securing the ncmins-
tSn of some pledged to their interests, and who
oeorgs to their particular peace church. IL is eXpeo.
80 tsat they will he obliged remain in sesson for Two
OF three Gays yet and may perhsps receive letters
from Jsn Dlvie or soma other leaders In the Sau'h In
regard 10 TIE terms OF the ml.h talked of peace The
entrance u their rooms, instead OF being In 'front.' Il
through back way. Tnoes Who vi to obtain admia-
sion TO see the peace sAns will therefore pass through
40 slle!.Eay between Hope Chapel and the church.
With l. tie eTseSeIance IN that q Isrter they will no
doubt obtsn admission TO the inner tempies OF this
peace party Isis however, essentially mporar ii lat
only ono or two should apply at tine; any larger
number passing through the alley at III, same time
might create suspicion that there something goiog
on nside.-N Y Herald
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-18

OTF FOR EURoPE.--In consequence OF Gov. Bfown's
recent proclaim ton, calling out all foreigners to aid in
defending their homes or leav, tbs Sstr several Of
these aliens have departed from our midst TO t. land
from whence they clme. Among Others notice Mr..
ebe, the vel known mansger OF Rilston Hall Tae-
stfe. This gentleman left Macon on Sunday evening"
last, be uud for Wilmington from which place be VIII
eail for Europe. We regret that Macon will losa
excellent an actor az Mr.. Ksebe, but agree with the
Governor that every n who enjoys the project on OF
Georgia should fight for her. Many of these Foreigners
have ade largo fortunes during This war, and tavs
never called upon to the oouoty from VII oh
they have rsaped peAteous harvest OF wealth. I'm
der their foreign exemption papers, they have erj yed
al the rights aud immun tbs OF bona ds citizens while
they have been required to assrms the resp m
sibilhes Of such. We think it but right and proper
that they shaI aid in defending their own bomss and
the order for Them to leave the should they be
willing TO do 30 is only right And proper. II hey will
all leave the Confederacy, it may be bor for the com
Try Macon Telegraph