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other than kcCauseland's command Only about
ave hundred entered Chambereufg.
McCausiand presented nquisiilou, signed by
General Jubai Early, demanding the payment Of
5000 0 Before the demand could be complied
with the town fred and nearly the whole Of II
was burned. Over two hundred and nny houses
In the heart Of the town were consumed, with
their contents, time being given to the citizens
10 remove their furniture or other property.
General AveriI overlook the raiders beyond
Conneiisviiie, and, II is repofted, whipped them
handsomely" Atthe iast acceants they were re
treating In the direction Of Hancock, with Genera
Averil still in pursuit. Governor Curtin has called
tire Pennsylvania Legislature oseiner TO make ar
rangempnts for the defence Of the state
we learn there has been something Of a panic
amorg the peoPle Ia ihs vicinity CT Gettysburg
aDd fmmeitsburg, growing out OF n runiof ot tit
advance Of large rebel force eastward. with the
probability or n battle rear Tho old Gettysburg
battle ground Tn. Y are represented As sending
off their stock and vaiuabtes, aEd hurryipg along
the pike. This psGts Ia, OF curse, giou.diess
und d, ubtless grows out of the fumos Of aR i'm
meme ior,e OF r. beIs In BcdfHd county, which
has proven to b. altogether unfounded.
General Vright's strorg column must, ere this
have reached WiuchG rter, #pd u the rebe's at
temp, 10 retain possselon oi The Shenandoah Val.
ley q desperate battle may be expected,
NIscsLIAHB1Us'
President Lincoln was at Fortress Monroe on
Sunday, and had an interview " ttb General Grant
al the conclusion OF which the President returnet
TO Washington and the General returned 10 tn,
front
The Detroit Tyibuns, Of Saturday, states, OIL
Trustworthy authority, that Jacob Thompson. Il
company with nessIs t1ay and ifossoHsbe, erssses
Dctroit river, At Gross Isle, several days agu
ard is now somewhere In the Western States.
The latest gold quotation in New York Is s5s)<
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FROM pErERsBUR6.

PErERssuga, August 3.--Yesterslay and
to day there wss an unusual quiet along our
lines. There was no shelllng and scarcely
any picket firing.
Nearly all of the force that Grant sent TO
the north side Of James river has fetusned
TO our front
It Ia supposed that Grant Is busy sapping
and mining at other points.
Deserters who entered our lines yesterday
say there Is great dissatisfaction and CON-
plant In the Yankee army oyer the results
OF Saturday.
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FROM GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, August 3.-Anairs are very
quiet this morning. There was scme picket
firing durir g the night, but nothing of i'm
portauce occurred.
Fifty prisoners were captured near New
nan, and were sent south from East Point
Yesterday. About one thousand in all were
cantured
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GragegSrd Deprsdator,.-The practice of
pulling flowers and shrubbery from the
graves in Hollywood and Shockoe Hill
Cemeteries has become to be great an
noyance, aud rigid steps will be resorted to
uniess it is stopped. Instances are of fire.
quent occurrence where graves which have
been strewed with bouquets and wreaihs OF
flowers by afftctionate friends and relatives
were stripped of their ornaments before the
parties who placed them there had fairly
gotten out of sight, and q few days since a
magnificent parian vase, at the foot OF an IN
fant's grave In Hollywood, was carried oil.
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Redeenaing the Cd Issue.-After cessation
of two or three months, the old issue Con-
federate notes can now be redeemed with the
new at the counter Of the Treasury Depart
mept. The work of redemption was begun
on the 1st instant, and we learn that there
will he no further interruptiontill the whole
of the outstanding amount now In circula
tion is taken In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

Il o., ftBLIsHED--Bayrow,s's Primo Forte
H., ne A new edtioa OF this valuable work,
yo,ts s. ss OF those taking iessons on the Piano
fsl a,,aa.. a Jast eeen published Price % A libe-
Tree 81 nes, 10 TOE trade. The book will be saas
S%"Ee 90 ne dpt Of e. Address
W b COOKE,
.ua Pfssaytssiap Publication Rocuas.
"hE"' iH Asia 4, Riehmoad, W.
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Judge Lyons's Court-Judge William III.
Lyons, who adjourned his Court a week or
ten days since in const quence OF the serious
illness of 4 member OF his family, which
REQUIRED his absence from the city, has re-
turned and will again resume the unfinished
business OF this term.
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MASTER TcxMy's TEST FOR AGa.-Cotlsin f1or
e7sce :-"Wei,, Tommy, and so you like your little
friend Philip, do you aBA how old do you think
he is''' Tommy "welI, dtn'i exactly know;
but should think he was rather old, Tor he blows
his own nose y
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OFFICIAL
,,.,r, .rs RESERVE Forces or VA,
hs Richmond, July u, 1861.

.rvrRsI, ORDERS, No p.
( Az nersons belonging 10 The Reserve
u -" n,w ebsen, from their commands, and
tonfs on@ar;ne ne unespi,ed fuFieughs granted and
os osaed apssT 9ssn,ss ,";Hos
hy ifsa ,air to iou iheir respective oau 'nies
Hs, v" Iii under the penalty OF being ss-
% ssIs % siy. f. s.sss a~ .s e It a,s, sss,
ss,yiee ss.,,. ,he aves of sishteea and forty five
hs'%sss ,n,ra,ion CT tan days after ths poe!
AH'SS ~ order in their respective counties.
'as 9, enrolling iIissrs wil promptly arrest
Fou''P .L.,v. s,easl.sed absen.ses and cause
So We ta delivered al the nsarest camp OF
ihssl '.r.,ou for assignment 10 service with u
s',, ~, f,,lsugha. Issssso Of ahsencs aLd tempo
Hsxsmationa granted or extended by en-
,,.,e. ~, c!6ce,s si:hor before or since the i0.e
l'f l'f ,Iey. 1904. are revoked and declared
gay i,,.sig vnid. aal will not protect the par
...s so,a,aa ihem from arrest and sssigament
'sa s,,sva forces cnass THE order
Rg order os Bfis Gen kEarsR,
ut. Ri CAfLErf, A a q
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The OFxRATIoys OF The SIGNAL CoRrs.-One Gf
t1u 4ssss~s~sstrg descriPtfeas of the Operations
of the signal corps we have ever heard was given
by German In our army. He said:
"You sec, dat sicnai gore tsh te shtrangest ting
eff.r Fon man he kit on fon hill, anotter
man he kit aGoier hill ten It's man, he take a
ret f,ack unt he make him co fip-hop; unt 20
otter man, he hat fOn hack, uat he make It co dip
| Gop ten fOn man he kits moot, unit he go TO
te chenera unit he tell him wot tat Flip flop means.
Tam shtrapge peoples It's"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

CTRNOGRAPHERS aud Photographers -Propo |
- sails will be received by the undersigned unit, |
the Gre. day Of September next for contracts for
making verbatim reports Of the proceedings and |
debates OF the Senate of the Confederate States
The contractor will be required to furnish Ills
own assistaats The sessious OF the SENATE will, il
Ia estimated average about ak mouths per snnnm,
and about three hours per day
Stationery will be furnished at the expense OF the
Senate, ss also reporters roo for writing cut
notes, together with lights and fuel
The contract will be made for year from the
dsst Monday Of November next, and a pro rata
compensation paid tho contractor monthly.
The reports must embrace . verbatim report Of
all motions, resolutions, remarks, speeches, and
sdch amendments flared a may be necessary 10
explain the debates.
Tne committee estimate that the principal 70
porter and three assistants Gao perform the work
The chief reporter and bis assistants will be cfi-
GERS of The Senate, and entitled TO the privileges
and immunties Incidental thereto, and removal oy
the Senate for aay want OF capacity or fidelity
A fair copy Of the daiy reports must be written
oomplsts In time for tho mex. daily morning papers
Proposals vii be addressed to JAS OaR, Ander-
lambs l. ORR, Chairman,
Rw JOHNSON,
A q BROWN.
Richmond, June llth, 1904.
ieA-3tamii6,hAu
IERs T. BRAsELMAN, teacher OF French and
Nl Eng ish embroidery and nns needle work.
having opened her class Is prepared 10 receive
pupils at her rooms No o3t Main st., three doors
above Spo,swood Hotel, on Mondays aud Thurs
aays between the houss OF and IL O'Clock A n.
References and terms made Known on application
10 Miss Rehecca Semoa, No Ill Broad street.
au -iu&Fiot'
DANviLLE FEMALE Coll EGn -,
Danviile, Va
Tho next session will open september lst, 1854,
with fall and experienced coFpA OF teachers. The
| location 10 safe aid healthy. Terms moderate -
| Apply early. Tho number Of pupils is limited.
| ~ ~ eodtlAts~p
| NJ OriCE.--Aii psssoas bsviag c'atms sgasst tho
| IN essate OF siias Omohundro, decd, due BY
bonds, accounts, Otherwise. viii present them for
pay ment aad ali pessens that are due the estate
oi SllAs onohundro dec'd, BY eonds, accounts, OF
other visa, viii please come toswasd ard pay shcm
i COOPnR, Escc'ro Of
sihs 0nohaudro, decd, oitlee lsth d.
jy 9s-~od3~t
IN UTvIsiHRS.--fcr sais. plivsissY, "a sxcsi-
i lat { III 'sr's camp cot snd mattrees--a really
- thing for cfiiesr 10 the d ID can 6S done
up In very small con pass eoI vAnient fes Traps
portstioa. Also, ens das sole issthes vAliss. In
qase 81 hssrics Couaty jail Of
su 9-ruArh7ts hr KENDeICk, Jai'es.
pegsoss Aissd - tAis hospital WI ca, = sn
| 18th. ON Tuesday, Thussday sEd Sesntusys ~ snu
!, 3e-TsIhxss: IN nclAW. surs'a.
NLUkiOA i.ssI Tsba0sS..--Ms hsve - ssna. 81
= ~ sale, Z lot of srperiaf ossaA see3 sceeeou
suitable for ano wrspp<ss aad naess ~ - ~ -
skass. lev l-ssl AsLAM : W
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BY TELEGRAPH:


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I0e3, By J. 3. TnRAsnsa In the C1esh . s8es of
the i,lstylct Coun Of the COnfe1sfa1s naaass fsr
the NesthsSn District Of Georgia
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10y" WE arc under obligations 70 Coionei
Springer for copy of the Petersburg E1-
press OF yesterday.
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VALUABLE Estate ef ,,ioo ssrss, sssr -

A VALUABLE Estate cf i,lo0 serss, nssf u
IA PAnuakey river, n Kns Wh!lnA se1sys
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~a..l tfscss, end th~ss are thss ssAeseneoee -
os.sshsscl,r ths usuAl halldiDes. 1Ae hn4 -
- vsn inpsossd, sAd VssdUcse tAe nDuel eeeea
IN vhest, corn, tchaOuo. 10 u ~ epeo ! S9e3-
haus,ikas heds of The beet ssee1 49, uoel. -
snssdicg SAsalisss ~ unltnHe4 tm9Revsosee.
shouid attract ths sateatlen e. ppseeea uo1n9 =.
iIvsst 10 ens u NJ ness aeesaeeise - q
this naass. -. 9
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Cb,llre,, Of Deceased and Disabled Soldiers
I,as, Wednesday Rev. A. 4. Dickinson de-
liycred an address at Mount Zion, Bucking
ham county, in behalf Of the enterprise pro-
posing to educate this class. The hat was
handed around, and two thousand five hun
dred dollars contributed. This amount
will be very largely augmented, as many sig
nified their purpose to give liberally at some
future day to the object.
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Tennessee, Wayne and nlndman, were all In Ma
con on Sunday.
A iarue number Of wounded Yankees have Or
rived In Macon large number OF prisoners also
continue 10 arrive on every train.
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r Usr BONDS.-rhe following Bonds having
II been captured by the public enemy, near Ar
rington Depot, Nelson county, on llth June 1884,
all persons hereby notified not to receive them
nor attempt TO collect the coupons, viz: C0utede-
rate States eight per cent coupons, issued under
net OF August 10, 1881, Nos 900, dated November
"A, 1862, for $500 No iGol, dated February 1863,
for 81 600 No $50, dated Februarv 10 1863. tOv
$50; and Nos 2349, 1850, 235i, 23j2, 1854, 2H5,
1855 1857 and 2358, dated February 20, 1853, FOG
81 900 each, all belonging TO Stuart of Staun-
ton Va. Confederate States eight per cent cospoa
| bonds Nos 4f6, AT, AS 40 and 40, dated Feb
ruary S. 1853, for Si00 each, issued nndeS act Of
August 10, 1861 aud Confederate States seven per
cent coupon bonds, Nos 6258 6259 and 6960 for 40o
each, dated March p 1863, issued under sct Of Pebs
| 20, 1863 belonging 10 Jos Waddell Of Ssaunton.
Confederate states eight per cent coupon bond, No
| 9V7, dated December -, 1863, for $t00, lssued
under Of August 49, o6l belonging 20 Cathsstns
| 3 Waddcii of Siauntoa. The following six pes
| eent coupon bonds of the Orange and Alexnndnla
Railroad Company Nos JOE 400 and 4Sl, fog o6oo
EACH and Nos FAST aud 1873. for 81 900 each, I'll
| dated January l., 1855, and belonging 10 Jos A
| Waddeit. Eight per cent coupon bond Of The
| Orange and Alexandria kaiiroad Company, No III
for 600, dated April 30 1888, belonging 10 Sally
" addeII Of Staunton. Fix per ceAt coupon bond,
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, No 96oI
for 81 .eOo, dated March I, 1855, belonging 20 you
| A addict. V 4-IAw1mt
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u Ot'F Eonda.-Taksn from the sabecribsr by the
4 Yspkcer, in their raid through Amelia eoun.
ty, in tee month of Nay lest, the following eight
Confederate register ed psr cent bonds $500 esoA,
issued August t6, 1882 and psyable January, 1884:
Nos b4S, $40 e50 b53, 6Gl b55, $50, 667 Tho 1ose-
gazing bonds were issue1 to me, and having bssn
lost, as above stated, / give notice that shall
mako application to tho Treasury for their 70.
pewa,, aud the publsc warned not to receive oe
dispose of said bonds JAMES B0TT.
iv l-iuv6ys
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We have received the following interest
ing summary OF news, complied chiefly
from the Baltimore american, of the "a in
slant

ing summary of news, complied chiefly
from the Baltimore american, OF the "a IN
slant
FROM PETERSBURG.
The tn,.,,,gapce from General Grant is highly
tmnoriant The assault on the rebel works AZ
Petersburg, Tor which preparations nave so iony
kesn in prOgres 3, vas commence IN EARNEST ca'
urday merning At daylight the mine eonstioena s n
u.der The rebei fort In front OF the Ninth corps
was ,spruns The effect of the explosion Is de-
scgibed as terrific, and tho sight masniceni In .ne
extreme. Ire entire work. very strong one,
mounting sixteen guns, was siown ,n.y ,"s s,s,
ihe explosion an assault was made on the reoe
works by the Ninth and Eighteenth corps, ,ht
Fifth corps being held In reserve.
The assault wss succ essfal I'm carrying the EN-
,i,t. font line of the enemv's works and the cap
.ure of many prisoneIs. Our loss wde, of course
heavy, from the character OF the work done Ins
Gght was still going ON at last ndvices, out int
dispatches speak confidently OF successiu' 10
suit
La.e7.-0ur loyal people are again called upon
90 show how they can bear themselves unde
disaster. The assault upon Petersburg has 'aiieu
our forces were Tepulsed with heavy losses, ans
the strength of the rebel position Is still unim
paired. That is, briefly, the whole stofy, aho T" y
well to accept IL without paliiation. Our loss II
,he assault was about 5.0o0, Including prisoner
captured.
fRom pgsNsy Lv ASIA AND MARYLAND
The rebei i0rce on tho Upper Potomac - Gu
rsxrd IN mn Invasion or raid Into Pennfyisaaia
v bich has beea mstksd by The tafamy OF tne oc
uberate destruction OF fhs beautiful little Town .
Chambersburg. IN the Cumberland Valley. ap
pears that tho rtbei cavaisy, after withdfswin VII.
from the tront of MnFiinsbnrg, moved up the ro.d
mae aud crossed the river NJ Cherry run, U Poin
about fifteen mile5 sb.ve Wiliai0spost 1he
passed directly across Maryland. which - yer
narrew nj this poins and catered Pennsylvania :
Ooiue through MesceFsbarg by deiour aToun
Hssefstewn, which was occupied BY our fcsccs
thsy entered Chambersburg on Friday inoiniae !.
Their number was estlmnted ~ iorsy thoassaa
! bus there n 70 reasoa " suppose tNe tVsses !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

Seucre 4cctdsnt-Oa Tuesday afternoon
Mr. r. W, Smoot, an employee In the mus
ket stocking department Of the e. 8. Ar
mory, met with an accident which nccessi-
lated amputation Of part of one of his legs.
From a pile of old muskets which were
lying on the fl Dor of the room in which he
was at work, he attempted to draw ons of
them out, when, it being loaded, the ham,
mer was cooked by some means, and after.
wards thrown upon the cap, causing an ex-
piosion and sending is cOtents diagoraliy
upwards from inside of the lett ankle bone,
and out about three inches above, on the
opposite side of the leg. The bone was
after Dr.. James Bolton, who was called ia
to see the unfortunate man, amputated his
left leg, about midway between the foot
and the knee Mr. Smoot Is an old citizen
of this pace, and has large family depend
ent upon him for support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-04

Tie Rapyrted Defa'cotio's i's the T.. S. Irea
stYy-Rumor has been rife for some days
past of heavy dcfalcation, involving mil
lions of dollars, in the Treasury Depart
mcnt. 1t is stated by an oiiicer Of that de-
partment that they have no foundation in
fact. After most rigid examination Of the
books of the department, not dollars de-
falcatiou has been dscovt red, aud the ac-
counts of the concern, which have oil been
made out up to Tuesday morning, satisfac
torilY show what funds nave been received
and paid cut. and what now remain In the
Treasury. 1t is further asserted that the
examination of Boyd, the detective, who
was thrown int o Castle Thunder q few days
ago on the charge ct Offering q brlbe to
Craddock not to Inform upon certain alleged
delaulters high In authority will clear III
the whole mystery aud fully explain how th'
alleged exaggerated canard came to be pu
in circulation.
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r Us or MiscArfisd.-Os the lS&h nsDssmbRs .
4 1889, 1 mailed istter directed 10 6tfeet Hun
gerford 4 Jackson, Montgomery, A'a. eeatslnhg
drufs No 1851, 90 war warrant No 1e{l. ~ eA,eo0,
on EimoSs, Treasurer, dated August Is, toeo,
In favor OF feIns Street. Hungssfor1 q Joeksoa,
whish letter has never been rsosivsd and nstiee y
hereby given thai spplisatioA WI 10 na1s 1sg
duplicate Of said draft sod ths pubue ase eau-
toned sgsiast trading fos the came.
Z SIHTtN
Cashier Traasrs' Bank Of the City a. kteAnsa1.
jy 22-lsv6M
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r Usr-As chimbosszo Hospital, July lltA, 1884,
L one Oon federstc registered PER csne bond ne
$50, No 67l, issued February 9th, l86J, 1eaylDg
interest from 7.h day of February, lSd3 xhte
bond 10 redeemabis In 1874. give notice that
shall make spp,ica 10 ths Treasury fog IT, -
newsI Of said bond. JOHN O 6ILvERT0OM0.
an l-iAv6Wt
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Z, TOLEN or Lost-A ceftincai Of deposit Of 500,
- for . Confederate 4 per cent bond. dated Rsb-
ruary 99.h, gwen TO Mrs kzab eth Ann Nsisoa,
and assigned to me. I intend 70 apply b TIE
Treasury Department for the renewal Of said csr-
tn ,s:s, and hereby caution ell parsons against
taking the same, WIN SANDS
{v T2-IAv6Ws
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4 Uoe-ua yesterday, soHsWssrs nesS ~ rsae.
port osiiee, ccstidsase Of fouf peR eeas oon4
70 tbe amouat Of eight hundred doalAss, Dayablo -
Adoiphus Csuthosa, and endorsed ~ Atn = -
and had assigned it 70 ---. Aay peeooa -
Druggist, corner Main and 18th ~. AL pssosnn
are % not 70 trade for such cert0Oate, - ep
pl,cslion has been made 10 the y 1yeaessy ~
liz renewal. q JkBBk118-
IN % wsws
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Earring Highsay Robbery.-The Central
train on Tuesday evening brought rs passen-
ger to this city a gentleman named Robin
son, who started to walk out to the resi-
dence of his uncle, Lion. Alexander X Hol-
laday, at the upper end IF Bread street, near
the Baptist College. Upon getting short
dstapce beyond the corpora'e limits no was
assailed by white man and a negro with
heavy clubs, knocked down and beiten nm
ill he was senselcss and apparently dead
About his persen he had upwards of ten
the usand dollars in money and some other
rapera of value, all OF which were taken
from him. la couple Of hours afterwards
Mr. + ,sinson partially recovered his con
sciousncss and proceeded on his way to his
uncle's, where he arrived in q great state ol
AGONY about two clock in the morning.
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THE WAR NEWS.

There is very little 10 give under this
heading this morning, Yesterday was
one Of those dull, monotonotis days,
when no news. good, bad or Indifferent,
rs by any means obtainable, and the
tongue of rumor is still The manuiae-
ture of news is inadmissablc, especially
in these times, when there is generally
so much of the genuine article ailoat.-
In the present luil of events, therefore,
the reader must be contcntcd to wait fol
something to turn up, and all may rest
assured that they will not be kept long
in suspense.
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Sixteen hundred of The Georgia militia started
f,om Macon t,r Atlanta on Tuesday. The 7eiegfoph
says they made fac appearance ss ihey march
ed ,oro,,,h the streets were In the vety hes,
spirits, and appsared ready to meet the enemy In
he d.tenca al their homes. The material OF ihis
brigade ID as good as that Of any In the South and
and We are certain tny will do honaf 10 the State
wh1n brought tnto aclicn.
The 7sieg,apA also states that similar number
win 20 doSa 10 Atlanta each day during the week
from this place. Theie Is now large force II
Wi, ,rayc n valuable aceussioa 10 our gallant
His Exce.tency Governor josesh u. B.own, Gen
erals Joseph yohnstop, y, BIags, Aadvssun,
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EaLukiOA l.s>i Tsbac.~s.--We hsve ~ eena, Ara
3 ~ sale : lot al srperiaf osidA - echaeoo,
suitable Tor ane wrspptvs ead naess - sne eses
ckaSs. (aa l-2sl ) sAaM w
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THE GREAT REVIVAL IN GEORGIA
rF,or the Colun bia South Caro- fniaa.

We have been gra,ihed to learn from gentle
man who has Just reached Columbia from Atlanta
and Macon, tina, the people Of Georgia share The
evvng hopes OF the army and In1 .a ,ees has 10 AZ
the virtue and valae Of downright fighting. The
,r,nsrortatIon OF the Atlanta and West Point rail
road has been ordered back 10 Atlanta, the Ex-
prcss and other companies have returned, an OF
bacon 10 be forwarded ,hither. General Hood evi
IDENTITY has not thought Of evacuation; and The
state troops, under General G. W. Smith, display
the qualities Of veterans, and are daily receiving
stiiu,e a small army In themselves, and as fofmi
AMI. far sni.it and discipline as La nQinbers
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nANviLLE FEMALE COLIEGn
y GEO La MONTE, a u, President,

Tho rex, session vii. open September lst. 1854,
with full and experienced corpa OF teachers. The
location i safe aid healthy. Terms moderate -
Apply early. Tho number OF pupils is limited.
In a. A0dflA Affen
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100 sds .os :% s.s..s, sss'sp:s 81 ::
Eain strcct, on Tuesday, the Id irstsst, I've very
handsome tea spoons, bound togesher BY . red tape
string, tho property Of very Poor and amlak1e
orphan girl. will pay 925 for the recovery Of tha
spoons and the additional OF e76 for the arrest
and conviction OF the thief. IAGODDIN.