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GUTEBERT Property FOR
sATEI

hfISHISG 20 90 % ny fs5m. j oRsr for sale. in
" CuthDsr-r Ga. 30 ST., with i've rosm. cut
b~nlsinEs, ana e tY Ave sores lara attached an cleared
aiTlRg an srenara II r~sv-Etecu tulir-d Re- EEL fuft
ueea Uuy ore qusrsr Of a Eis from De suraru.
also tFeu-T ares wood Ism ous nile aistaut- Iafz
8 sho u6sr dfztsscis properly aaa7- g1-n1.r. eubra
dhg 8s F DOES @ fsEH sa4 cJuutly ifs vita The Rest
Q c1Er5 lu aeaE.i4 th- fEul q wEea.
e Is said by an orenzri'si, will psy four Eoussnd d5i.
lars tEis year Judge j. e HsYdea n Atlznsz, Esv-
-rE seen TIA proper ,, refer you 20 hiu-
Prizes Twelve thousand ave han5rsd dollsrs.
A. y MCAFEE
fa7-Iws gU.hhst "a
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WAKQbD TeU!RE.

EuE Charlotte and so-th Carolaa Ralr cad SEN.
il pSny is dssirous Of hinng for he ensu5ar year sso
hundred s5le- bodied EEGHO AIN. t1g uztry Is
healthy and rsua.s from tbs enemy. EnI tha cambaay
prepared 20 feed the negroes ana eio.aa them csufo-i.
SHY. These zrsin5nesmeElz WoTd y Of CONFEDERATION
70 hose having neFt 3al 81 hra AIdrsss
TH0S z SHIP, superintendent,
dee-Ia Goiuuhil b. @.
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m0nHCR.

THE eopart1srahip herstofors sxisifnE under he
Hs@o q < DAVIS, Is tli5 day d rliTsd
BY mutual cor1ezt All pvTsoaz saving CIahas EEaia4t
Of ladehted 70 the Arm viii re- forward al sncs Tor
settlement
z The Cd stsod (WiRships b.1csj by PhIzrser P
Psa.- as a-ret0fgTa. pv.gE s. DAVIS
uan > Le.unru 81 Lera L..-.n
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a ScREw Loose Yesterdays mail from
above, brought rs The Marietta R8s from tho
LIST to the 4th inst, inclusive. i very frequently
happens that the mail is not tskea from this
cHee By the up train, for the reason assigned
that there are no facilities Tor distributing it OF
tie cars. We trust TIE matter wiz be looked
into and Tsmedi4a BY the proper authorizes.
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n Persons desrous Of investing in Isal es-
tsis IN tbis city can find an excellent oPporta-
My BY consulting the advertisement "a ssOsher
oolumn, oEeriDg for ssla 5 house sad lot OF
MsDaaough street, opposite The City Hal. Poz-
issssISa given Immediately.
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TEL 80.
Report Of the Pross Aanoeiatlon

Battered aesorGinz to act Of Congress 70 tn year 1854.
By J. IS. RHRAsRET, In the Cisrk's oEes Of the DIS.
trict court Of tAs Doufedsrsto States for he &Srth.
arr niqt-let Of genreis.
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DIED,

A. osssvillo, Georgia, on the 9th day Of December,
1903 Of P%Hoanoris, v. q. BARROW, a private OF
company T, 4th regiment Louisisna volunteers, aged
t"enty years.
Mobile papers please COW.
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R-mpIermsnl "a -. .. Il. -

R1pioymsHs Of Negroes In das Array.
an officer Of distinction il the Confederats
army writes 10 us as folloE5:
"lae susjsctof placing nezzces in Ito army
y alIscLng Soma attention. The following
memoranda shows approximately raw men9
may be made use Ct without vuitiag AIMS n
their hsnds. Promising that we hsvs IN the
heid ore hundred brigsdss, allow Tor each =
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Prfvzscsra and Blockade RsuHzgrs,
Some Startling facts" aTs given IN 8 letter
from Mr Frederick n Edge to the "so-cAlled"
Earl Russell, On the subject Of "the destruction
Ct tic American carrying trade" &c tegEhas,
hom personal knowledge, to the strong feelings
existing in the United States against England
The reeosniton Of the South as beIligsTsats and
the Trent aHair 20 fsr 1sthing, and the con-
nents Of the press are entitled snly 70 notice SO
far IS they reject public opinion. That 0piu-
ion is intense when most silent. The
thinkers have. isken the place Of tie takers.
sed al the semmsIcisl classes inland and On
the seeboapd are fall eff bitterness. The cause
is naturally assigned to the blockado runners
snd lks privsteerB. Tie operations Of tie
e~Iuissrs which England, III. Edge thinks, ought
to have prevented. have proved Tuinous to the
American shipping trsde.
During the years Of 1860, 81, SO and SO,
statistics Of the relative trade in United States
aad foTeigu bottoms, show that lie experts in
the latter have ~grLdzally increased since the
beginning Of tie war, and in the present year
have amounted to many millions Of dollars more
than The Yankees A. might be inferred, the
Yankees sold their ships rapidly IS possible; and
from he 30Eh September, 1861, 70 June 90lh,
1868, 1919 ships and bsrks; II seboeners; So
briggs; 3 sleeps and 10 steamers, were sold cut Of
New York Gity
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RICHMOND, January ga most important
measure was presented in the Senate to-day, by
Mr. Pholan, Of Mississippi, being a bill to sus-
pend tho writ of hsbsss cozpus in al csses In
volVing the execution Of the law passed recently
to put men into tho service who have furnished
substitutes.
The bill was net read, but Immediately irans-
ferred 10 the secret calendar, 80 its provisions
arc not known. The SENATE went into secret
sessisn to consider 1t.
Tho Senate adopted a resolution i~n5tructing
the Military committee to inquire into the ex-
pedisucy of reforming the present sys;om Of en-
rollmsuts, particularly as to the claus Of per
sons or offeers appointed to ssrve az enrolling
officers to limit the length Of time they shall
be allowed to servo in the same district to es-
;ablisR inspectors of enrolling districts, and TO
limit the number of enrolling officers taey shall
hsve as provost guard.
In he House, q bill to repeal the existing and
regulate future exemptions, which the Military
committee reported on Monday, was discussed
until the House went into secret session on the
AK STU 1uit5AUy Dll5s
An important address from tho presidents Of
two railroads WAS laid on the dssks Of Sac mem
bers this maIniHg, in relation to lie bill to re'
peal exemptions, setting forth the iuipCssibility
to keep their roads running without retaining
all mechanics aad skalful employers now ia the
country, sad holding out every indGesnsnl to
get sll We can; that Gen. Grant, approaching
the Importance Of breaking down car railroad
transportation Gs the most efficient method OF
weakening our army, had already enticed = con-
siderable number of skillful ailTead hands from
Atlanta to Memphis. The address concludes
by asking Congress to let not their blind zeal
for Increasing the numbers Of the army or pTo-
jadiess against The railroad companies, who 6rst
sustained the Government by transporting al
half rates, snd- received notes and bonds when
theT had no market value, proeipitats ths couH-
Try and hsE armies to irrstuovable disaster.
Tie bill to release farmers from tax on cotton
burned by order Of commanders Of rmies was
presented and referred.
The President has vetoed the bill appropriat-
ing 50. 600, 600 to clothe the Kentucky troops.
AT auction, today, Confederate eight per
cents, due in SO and 'sl, brought Ill to II3.
Only small amounts sold. Coupon bonds Of
the SI5, 600, 900, brought 1873 to 1856.
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CORee. Soda and shoes.

20 kegs Of SODA,
60 pairs Of Mems Shoes For sale as
r. CORRA'S Fancy Grocery Store,
oPpasits the Afhsneum,
is9.Ig Decatur street.
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RO0K PpNTING

DARFIsS who wish heir BOOKS POSTED, or
any other writing deRe, esn find = compstent man
Nv eppiyfnR o PBASE & DAVIS,
faf6tb Paaci-rre Efrsst
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w no stsly cans out q Easbvils. Team. brizsiuT
~ = letter etc. fer Era = r. Green. viii pisass
IefVaSd tl-u " HsAe 20 ne 30 atlantis. "a. care q
Son hsrn Express Company.
iaT ms JOHN ID Crwuw
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z. R. R.RrEs.

Formerly Of Pea-e & Davis) Grocer and Com
mission Merchant, Whitehall street., Atlanta,
ga, soioitS eonsiguments and viii give prompt
and personal attention to all business entrusted
to him, T,7-3w
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CHANCE OF EATKs.

From and aaar his data (Janusry 1ss che
subscription price Of tie DAILY APPEAL viii be
four, inAtssd Of three dollars per month. This
increase Is neoersitAtod By the constant advance
in The price Of everything Incidental to DeWsPa-
per publicaiion.
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FOE SALE.

a host DESIRABLE PLANTATION s5-s-z
q Eght hund-al acros Of lana. q zood EasFErs
a1pie asa pssch orchard, negro hJls 8 Ef L51u. ard
at autbuid rz- usles sr7. situated within ere u Is Of
thomasta1, Up On c5u1-y Possession gwen imrsd-
asay For Information or pgrClEss, spp.y to D u.
Lows or oveTsser. ca tzs plzcs.
jsl1m D IT. OWL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONFEDERATE HONEY WANTED
. SPLENDID EOTEL
FOR SALE,

GiTUAfEp in Oovington. Ca, containing twenty.
seven rooms, and the only Hotel IN the ETY. Tie
bulldog Is nearly new aud well vsntlsted-63ze3 feet.
ample room Tor negroes, brick kliehsr, good well,
good stables aud crib dns zs=dsn, etc. and nine acres
o. good raeaditT isnd adjoining the city.
lhaye oelefmined to sell with The house a LARGE por.
ton Or the EurnituTs' Address ne a. 0ovington. ga.
is73t' 0AzY cox
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PAssr0RTs.--We learn that. under the 5i,eo.
tioD Of ths President the following rule viii
hereafter requisite the issuing Of passports fer
foreign destinsioRss
mo passport will be issued from tho Depsrt.
meni Of State during the psDding war 10 any
male citizen, unless the applicants produce ahd
6le Ia the Department = certificate from the
proper military Authorities thai he Is moi Liable
10 duty in toe army"
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CoTToS-H is remarkable, says the Boston
Da0ssr, that notwithstanding all the svsnues
We have opened into the planting ssstos, most
Of tho Gotten received is that which has run the
blockade OK been captured in the sssempt In the
6rss three days Of iEc present week, Of 2,1l0
bales Tecsiyed st New York, 773 bales cane
from Aatsmoros, 3s9 bales IRON Cuba, los from
Nassau, - from CsTthsgans, etc, and only 81
bales by railroad from ;he interior, md $50 BY
500 Iom New Orleans. We are importing from
foreign countios much more than We axe ex-
porting, and Notwithstanding the pucs Of he
staple keeps pace with that Of gold, the exports
trOn New York are merely nominal.
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EWAWFFB,
hrs EYDH-

A ooErpaTEET sOoK-KEsPEE Apply d
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" Attention is called to the sale Of likely
negroes TO lake place e. the Arcade, tomorrow
Lhe s b i1s. st 10 o'clock. BY n c. CaYee.
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The following is The vote BY which he bil
placing Ito principals of al the substitutes ii
tbs army, was passed by tbs House of Repre-
senistves, On wednesday lsss. We have al
ready published Tho bill itself:
byss-M-ssTs. atkins, BsLl, BolsleI, II. "
Biueb, Chsmhiin ChGiEmsn, Conrad, Csmow.
CuITiD, Cuuy, Dejsfne.te. Fazrow, Foster
Ffeemgn, Funs.o0, Garieel, GsrdeHhair. Gar.
land, Gaode, Graham. Gray, Hsaly, Haslddge.
Haiskel, Hilton, Johnson Ksnan, of Georgia
x pan. Of North Carejina, Lander, Lewis.
Lyon Hlchon, McLeou, Msneez, KILLER. MceTa,
Perkins, P-estcn, Pazu, Rails, Russell. S-x-ou,
simpson. Singleton, Staples, Vest, VIi.ar=.
Wei7b. Wileo1, Wight, Of Tennessee, Wright.
OF Texss-52
Bses-Aessrs Ashs, Aver, C'app, CLARK,
CloP.on, Collier BsEgsn, Garsrsll, Lyons. Elsg.
SsfickiAEd, Swami. T-nna-I3.
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coMNfERCIAL OUTRAGEs.

Wa have been favored with q Bahama papsT
Of ths 10Th ult., from which we make the fell
lowing extracts;
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n Rev. G. W. salyidge's post ofias address
is " Thomson, Ga" G. ". sELYIDGE,
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ADETBOFF CKEss-PLAYER -Ffsacis-H Henry
Elder, Esqs a con Of Adam Elder, Esq, Of De
tI0it, has recently been creating considerable
sensation among The chess clubs and chsss-ams-
teurs Of ths East Ho has played with the best
Eastern players, and boonHnf3rnly successful,
A. BossoH hs played twenty-five games ia 81,
with The moat noted chefs players Of thas city,
ard won twenty Gus Of the .wenty-6ye. Hs
sls9 played eigbtgsms5 simultaneously, hind-
6lled, snd won half Ct ;bel. Al New Y5Ik
be played twenty games, Winning eighteea Of
tho nu~mbeT-beaaug those players who for
aarly contested With Morphy and Psulssn
Thus fsT, Mr. Elder hss shown himself fho best
player In lho Northern States, although he is bot
twenty-five yesTs Of age.
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FOE SALE.
Tuskegee Female college.

TEE FALL TE8E Cia-ss q he zsH Fs8-u1v.
+ The spring teER opens On The = E-5rus-r
and closes =fh Jziy Bardss fCrnlih -5s-r own bed
eotbIhE exert IN gx-rc1s eases.
= Heard sne l1.lau sor . tern n rsEEz1-. Lres la1s
drsa ard Eiasfy lSlsu. Per furths- psricuis-H ad-
Ges RET- JESS won.
dasf-2m 1900
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LIFE q I2cisI1Ha I'D sera3Tca % 80
seusisern AERress gsas-zy, IauaRry q.
1864
J II Boston, box S n B5amsn, box; "
Ciameats, box / Denpssp, BOX; A Dutsnhop-
per, desk snd table; J " Eobols, 5 boxes; Jas
Hesilsy, > boxes / hutchinson, 3 boxes; JOHN
Johnson, . b0Xss; Msi s z MeElrssth, 5 boxa !;
! KILLER 2 5aggi KarboTouEh & Mays, 4 brs;
J y Parrot, or beef aud rol Of leather; Csai J
9 Fsmoeden, boz Parith, pet; J " o.
lin, key a II Simmons, box; John skinpsf.
sseki Oto subors = eoxes; J 5 Thrsshar, buldls;
J Wheelis. 2 5ozss; NC Whits. coz.
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HARBoRING DEsERTERs.-Ggvsrnor Brown
b4 issued = proclamation calling attention to
the act passed By The Legislature 'to punish
any person uho may hereafter conceal or assist
Any dessrtsr Ia resisting a legal arrest ia this
Safe" The pagishnent inflicted upoD any
party found guilty Of this crime, is fine net
exceeding two thousand dollars, or imprison-
noas nos exceeding six uons5s.
We need not 60 into any long argument On
he grave cFims Of baIbo1iur and coucoslirg De-
g@srssTs, much less Of assisting them ID r.
ssi The agents sent By the military au-hodis4
tc arrest such sezertsrs. Il must be vel known
to 81 that this is avery hsnious ofsBse, sd
ons which viii DO punished according to tie
strict letter Of sha Iaz.
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Signs OF q winter campaign on the coasts Of
North and South Carolina, says he Richmond
Rkig, increase, and the deep-laid plot which be-
gan with Grants retreat from Ringgold sevol-
opss itself rapidly. The Yankee preparations
are 50 nearly cOaplsts that We Nay look for the
fnt blow within 9 week or two. Charleston
and Savannah are both menaced, but the Opin-
ion that Wilmington is 10 be the point Of main
sstsck gains strength daily. The President and
the War Department are net asleep. They
know that the suemy's feet is now lsrge enough
and enough Ct his troops idle ID eaahie Ehem %
malts q combined, simultaneous attack on me
Tires poiuts named. Msny men and great vigil
aucs viii be required to inquire the deioat OF al
assaults Il Is no secret that proper dispositions
have been decided upon. This matter was, no
doubt, fully discussed Whsn Gen. Lee was in
tie city.
Wilmington is Of special interest to both par
sss, It Is the only port of any importance Jst
Us, as the enemy 4 well aware. His blocked
ing aest has been largely increased, and in
Ports are becoming Of rare Occurrences, bus
he pScslisr approaches are sEch as to
forbid hope Of q esmplsts stopPsgs Of block
~sda-7upning, save BY the capture Of the cisT,
This has been definitely agreed upon By the
Cabinet at Washington, and already the pre-
uoaitory ayzptoms are visible. It is believed
that Baasr b.d concentrated 10000 msn at
Washington, n c., and no logger Than s1nd-y
last the salt works some twenty miles fron VIII
ning.on we're destroyed TIE feet, numbering
now sEeuty-si1 sail, awaits only the arrival Of
be DaB5Gbug and other iron-elsds, and add
aoaal men 70 coumsues operations. If VIII
n51ztou is aiken, Cbarlsstsn falls b aaattaek
10 the rear.
Fortunately 20 have sn abe and yigilant
general ia com5au6 AZ Wilmington. We take
s for g1a0tsd hat the P.esi5sat has listened 70
his suggestions, and hat forces SIMPLY safHcient
% bold the place sTe in position, ready to econ
csntrated At = moments warning. Past eZps-
renee hss taught the Executive not 60 repeat
The delays which cost as New Orleans, Donei-
ssa, R5sHeks Island, ard other places. A diis-
tsry course new would bring down upon hin
tho unanimous condemnation Of he people.
Confident that be will DO his Whols dutY il tie
approaching crisis, VIC await ihe ssiack on VII
ninrton, Charleston and Savannah with 6rm-
ness ard hope.
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TIRE CUBREECY BHL-TLe bill Of tee cur.
rs-cy conIai.ieo, says the Richmond EzamizsTi
was, on Thursday, read before the House Of
Represents yes, in secret session. We under.
ss1d he bill relies upon t~szstoa, and not upon
funding, for the reduction Of the present ipaa.ed
currency. Iii is said Is proposes 20 levy a tex
Of four Pr cant upon ihe PToaast valuation Of
prcPeT;y, very heavy discount being offered
a. an indEeemeDt TO taz payers to pay in then
Z within a shert given period.
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nc HE.


A COOK, Washer and Iroasr. ard a Ho1se Girl
IA InqEi, q: zslca! F-svayur'r o1es.
g I've rEa S BLArEIE
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500
The employment Of this number would r.
store 50 duty in The feld, forty thousand white
mem"
Th~eforegoing suEgesiions are valuable. Forty
thousand men thrown into the fsl5, their places
being supplied by negrass. e. snREesssd
woHld indeed save GaaTgis when. next spring
Grants army shall make its advance uDon At
lants, and into tho interior Of ths State. viii
not the authorities, military aud civil, Coufrd.
crate and State. deliberate upon ths timely sup
Observation-Disclosures
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wounds in srm from pistol shot, and two Of the
stewards cut with cuilszs.
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a The CozfsdsFacg sts.ss that seventeen
prisoners escaped from me barracks Monday
night, nine Of whom were Federsls and the rest
Coniederaie5. Among them was Col Gift, of
the 7.h Tennessee (FsderslI who was taken
while bearing dispatches to Gen, Thomas, and
who for some reason, has been detained in the
prison in this place.
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Avt@t On To
To which may Be added fer he various mscbs5.
ieai departments. undsr tho eentr3I 81 m.
Government, as lahorerz. ote... 1000
And g lssor'fs on feFtihcsaoEa....,.-......9059
AA-lnE l0lA' .S940o
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ESOTEGE.

THE hlsh9st price - p o. pals foe we'd GEAzEO
u BGS haifrg from four TO sr 7atiOus these
opss 10 H. "a WS4GHTs
Colonel Commanding ArsenAL
t.Eas Atlanta C.
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We give the following appeal from : lady TO
she ladies, visa the assurance that the ladies arc
boaRd to come up to The work:
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C~HARLEsroS, January 6-Thsre is 70 news
A few shots were exchanged between the bat.
teRies.
Tho weather is cold and rain is falling.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

~ F.-l5fO-N.
Persons OF 3edentary habits troubled with weak las
stude paipion OF the heart lack Of sppetite distress
after eating torpid liver constipation. &C. deserve TO suner
IL they will not sry the celebrated -
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which are now by the highest medich au
hores and warranted to produce Immediate
effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure, and
must superssde s other tonics where healthy. gentle
stmulau. Is required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite
They antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hOura
They strengthen the system aud enlivcn the mind.
They prevent miasmatc aud Intermittent feyers
They purity the breath and aoidtv Of the stomach.
They cure dyspepsia and constipation
They cure Diarrhpa and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the gud brilliant and are
exhausted natures great restorer They composed OF
the celebrated Casaya bark wnteryreen sassaas roots
and herbs all preserved In perfectly ST. Croik
For particulars see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle.
Beware OF .posers Examine every bottle See that
has private United States stamp unmutated the
cork, with plantation and steel
plate side label See that bottle reed with
and deeterous stuff Any person pretending sell
Plantation Bticrs by the gallon bulk mpostor
person initiating this bottle, selling any other
under United States law, will prose-
cued by We already have persons
reAng bottles. &e. who will succeed IN getting them.
selves close quarters The demand for Draes Pana
on Bers from ladies' cergymen, merchants. &c IL ncre
dbe The simple trial OF bottle Is the evidence present
their worth and superiority They sold bv all respect
able druggists aroccrs physicians hotels saloons steam
boats and country stores.
r. II. DRAKE 4 co.
2j2 Broadway. M Y
The New York herald., 1864-03-13
From Atlanta, Gu Gn.-InterCsting NcWs
from The Heart Of the C"nfetieracy.",

1f0n the "kteAFS Oh tnc
a correspondents q tho Missouri De,sosra. writes
est Atlanta Georgia. on the I'D of January. Atlanta
io fU tilted by miniature rife pits, looking mucn hc TIE
bitches in the berry meHdows Of the oi Bay state,
and equally formidable obsaces 20 the progress OF
army ike General Grants. These rifle pits are just
the corporation ine Offering protection TO toe city
Whatever Tor should the federas make an attack upon
Of the town. The pistol factory has been moved TO
Macon, large armory being nearly completed 10 that
CITY, Government manufactures largely OF gun carriages,
cartridges, Shells caps and, what 10 more creditaoe
TO the confederacy boots and shoes for the deudeo
soldiers AZ the barracks there are about one hun.
fered much during the severe winter. Several hun.
dred dollars were subscribed by few humane citizens
which expended in the purchase OF clothing for the
hail naked prisoners. Between Selma and Meridian there
were immense quantities Of the line or railroad
for transportation. In Canton AID Grenada
there not one pound OF four The last that was sold
brought one dollar pound.
The secession feeling in Memphis to-day n much
stronger than " in many cities and towns 10 Georgia
think three years d Confederate rule and ruin would
have completely squelched sympathy in that
city There Is great scarcity Of food In the south,
farmers generally holding their provisions, preferrng
TO Confederate currency One or two more revcrsss 70
would lay down their guns or desert by regiments NO
preparations are being made TO prosecute tho war an
othor year the prevailing opinion is that tho summer
campaign will terminate actual bostiltes, tho South
being subjugated by force of armr, together With
scarcity OF food Every one who Ia fleeing from the
South even those who were minute men, actual rebels
but now pcnitent Union men so soon as Atlanta
occupied by Grants army the heart OF rebedom viii be
pierced and tho South succumb. Atlanta Is ned win
refugees. Three or more murders occur every week.
Nearly all classes throughout country tired OF the
war, and are anxious to come back into the Union.