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A,LAxrA, Georsis.
Aryust 25th Is6t. -
To the uninitinted j, has csNSn been subject of
inquiry how it happeas that sossAny appointments
Arc made Of officers rAo never kxse in any way dis
tnsashcd themselves in battle ard exhibit but III:
IIu qualifications, q caaii,s stsss, their APPOINT
meI.t and inquircrs have been sahsssd 20 remain in
ignorance rather than join in tu0sltous strife with
newspaper corrcspon dents and ssni-o officials Bat
now thai necessity asaands ouf epeatest Efforts it
becomes the d.ty efwssy ,.ue fteaa to his country
to use every means 6 prom ate ies interest.
Il :swi,h this view, sir, Tat KxgoPcse tthoush
..oycc in the ar eal the a;sak;en Of appointing
authorities to the uesits Of cert; Acers {" higher
position and the coussqueri cl,te4SS the "ovcrn-
men, to they scrrios'i IN that c= II Eor hold
that no man has . elssna upon t466ntIy for r"-
ri,icn in this stragsls .iIade eoi. NJ Farrell.
Of the I5ta Mig. Rsgt, Iorinzif l6viaion, whose
=.ilan,ry upon vsrisss ezss.s, ay; 1Hek ae.lia- :
interest and zeal which 70 exhibits in orr ezu.s
desisnatcs hil.. proper Parsonage forpromotiou
70 Brig. General.
Col r. has bad no pet spscisl fricni to fore
Lis name before the public. but ike soldier
lie has contcnscd himself with faithful discharge
cf his duties in the humble position he ho.s, In'i
he Is eedrcly ignorant of th. : wei rs
= comparative stranger to the writer.
The appointment of Col. FarreI woul., give crca,
s.tisfae;on t. his numerous observers and woui
- considered the Just desert Of truc uni brave
s.,tlicr. FRIEND To MEair.
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G.,,rr., "a, August 1sa, 1sS..

GRIVvIa, GA, August I'd, 1S0S.
STRAW wanted for The sick and woan1sd q IL
- distributing Hospital 1t East Point, 70 Arsssss
tbc0 the cars.
Persons having straw to dispoD oS fos the sb0vs
purpose will please lsave tbsir with Maj. +.
A. Sir,ky; Hospital Q. H.. Who will ssad Sor t.
liberal pricc will Be paid for it IL required.
Those having The means 70 bale tho straw viii
be rendering esssntal service BY havisg done.
aus2I-u TO. 6ULLY, Agt iiosp's'
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TO OW NlERs OF COTTON IN 1slR
CITY o. GRDRkf1N

~
A LII parties hsvis1 CSttsa stsssd u ooF Wase-
n hosse, arU hereby nOti6sa b. cozss lsgv.sd b.
tween this time and the lst Of espss.AG saxs md
pay storage 10 thae date. s<kssviss . sa0sis1t
quantity Of TIM eotsos viii bs ssil ~ ssv~ sx-
bsnan. NALL HAY.
Gdan, Asgass oh, 1854.
augo-lG1AS
Go~Aaco0 Telegraph and Augusta Chsso3els
and sestinel copy til Ist Ssptssbse asa sssd bin
to this olkcs
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&s.-A CaSadian Journal reports that several
con.i,lerabie drores of horses, purchased in Wes-
tern Canada oii Confederate account, bsvo passed
down on the royal mail steamers during tho past
few days, destined for Quebec, whore It is under
stood they will be shipped for = Mexican port, and
thence passed overland into tho Confsdersey.
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Plant forAr"rs.-A correspondent Of the Au-
e,s,a Cons,itutionali.', writing the 18th inst,
says:
ir.h potatoes should be planted Immediately for
winter crop: prepare your ground we'll, and plant
them cig:,. len inches deep. and With wet
rnnnure. E.c:.. onions and silsafy should lie nut
in al ..ucc;5 also ,urnips and cabbage.
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BrIGu1 Srors-Two events are about b happen
which will the "Rebels" Of Mobile 70 reiyics,
even though Fsrragut should he mining the fro
anl iron on their beads at the time. That 10 ~
We can say at present XcIi~ Reyister asd AS
r.rtiser.
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Entered according of Onsysss IN ths year la1s
by j. ~ TultAsaER, IN ths CAcEk,A O0es = tie Dis
tct Coust II the Confederate Stss II The Horthcsa
Distrct of G,osyia-
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N"BLR REA.apLE.-Th-cc planters of Monroe
',.i Clarke counties. Alabama. upon hearing oS the
thrc,,nn, condition Of affairs in Mobile imnicdi-
ntc!y took their hands to tho number Of three hun
drc't and seventy Eve. and tondercd tn en- to tho
G"vcrnmcnt. and were accepted. A few more such
act Will give en"nsh of labor without resorting
> to int Iircss,rent.
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4 I.ans Walk anf ~omc ri.Hnc-.

y Iadv arTireI ia ,is-vn ye-.cr,i,y who Ie-i.i-S
frrr msIv- frs.- Dalton. s-iIi-!, ,i..i -e
walkesi every 49,. "f IA. wlv. alISi. J'e F-!rr.
II and Confederate .Fni=. and accsus.sz-.iici o.lv
by her lirtI- III. a il.i "f - ysIF- Vf
sse 81. isl~ csI.- tor rhr shelter =si pEut.ctSn
a. r-Fr.-'t -I-'-rs rJ1.- ti'- !.s--4t- if-;I.--
l,iuri-ri sIer i.-,-s 0f everything c--cf-: the
clsfiI-s <ifc 81 s-f; t.'hs ri: itI a,.d
dun IIg Ter filriFts fell -. va; :EIc= ;.t.
n-f,frbor froTs DsErprs- Tr B1rfir.i 7z.IG .---.-
ed her 1f tine capture -, i,lsI a. NJ 80, So.
told her that he s1s t-- tunfei =; Tu-.l-l Ill
blown Up br Wheel with tiar--- iss.3 Il .tiE,-
powder and that p=ss sIGnc uIe~- ifs--rI.ii---
Nr BarnHeIl I=f Dalton "l tts i-,-s 5.IiI 20
doubt altS,l.-ll tho Liz --srr.t flr.i-i F-I.r
dates. Daitpl surprised AMI r1i'rre 'y sea
WEesler L.f1=e .Iayfi=i-- ;ls uIpFisias 1f tiie
eth and tine tunnel va probably 'i--r.i-ct -
the FtIy-
The Ia.Iv mali IN 5-..~rs~-'... .-s.-t e. F.c>a-
sa procure fran tI,- F,I---Il ----a1r..-r NJ
that place, r.1>- =. tHrr-, 5isc Federal Inns
refused She ,Iey rrE.s-rtei tI..- Ie. lad
other fool Ee-a-.s Er-,r.i z-ns..i SI:y OF
hard tack--X'~,'' '-ES--s'i-
From the Nontson=ry Alverti-er an; Ecsi<;-E
We clip the additional, which rres t. s:re-.si.r,
our beP-s th=. tisn. Whecl.r / ling ri service
IN the enemy. rear
From pranz:-r=; citizen sE Marshall .uriy
learned ssrEe --i ye--eri'v .i---Ts:ans
rear- lie sai 5i.s InG.rtBaiis.- -aI1. from cir
lyman Of Rome, tia vi-', h-t ben "r,i-rri 10
North, but uns-fe {, 10 u n consequence q:
the --trE-tDE -f the r.iiruai =,rl-c ggi-e ~
cavalry IL SEEMS that ti'- uii-'-r APIiisd 'o 'l's
Provost Marshal for pas e. =, N-rt-, .:siI Lc
was informed that tsayci IN that Tg;i.-. sy:s
pendei by t.e operations Of ti-f y i-.iSr'= riysi
~, and ne referred q. tie ysI.-,. 'icu-r,! \
Command Of rhat Place FER r.s-te4iIr-- Chilling
upon that officer "a: Iufy-I':el tis.tt cr'iricr
had come IN from abIv-- whp r.,S-ts iie ,i--rre
ton of the railroad The capture "E D;.n zr,l the
biosins up 81. Tunnel Hal ~ tirn- WL-e-r, ;.is
rendering travel tLs railroad i'm .-si..!c- Oar
inf,rrl,aI also sail that Uheecr Sas rc--.-:.I t.,
hare aI-n captured fftsst b-ini:eI T.. Il - y-re
beef cattle AMI that Gen CIu:.,T1 hal --i--I
the rtIIrr,.I f-,,-,
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THE DAILY REBEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG -. ISoi-
ENLARGEMENT OF THE REBEL.
TO SEwS-pEALERS.

From an amer to-.- t- I:EEsL III II, --ttied '
>hey t,-r - thss u any hs- I-i-f - IL S"sE-
av 1n contain -,=s.t: I'sttsr ;hai any o'iF
tp- Tbs -Iirs.1=i aarisy '-is,, - iai< Si.-s--
~
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ATTENTION.

GRIFFIN. Ga. August {, 1854
TNHE following named negro mcn carried on nv
L the enemy from Carroll county in this STATE.
have been caught and now in my possossiou'
Uwner" viii come forward, pay charges and take
them away.
Simon, feet ineies high, bac>, 20 vears old.
neiongs 70 the estate cf Rosrc, and Lir-d to Dr.
Is. Hood, Lckskiilct, Carroll county.
Claiborne, feet high, black, % years old, be-
long to james Newton.
Tom, fcct inches Lish, black, 2I vs.r. o,d
belongs 70 Jesse Roberts. b. Ii. NEWTON
sug+n
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-~S%o--

C"ERESrIoS--The article .u.;rvi i,,o "ur paper
ut yesterday. hea,lei =. Ay,rrrEE RESiHkAtrE AZ
II. tr- =nI ersiiIie,i :: tE- ET-h-,as,; Examiner.
-A.rll have terEl erc,IitcL ,Is .S.:Hsl- IL ,lc
FIvs,. IL caiy significance fsr.r: ;.c --; ;.i :; ar
rear-I II Il p,Ier tlzt . >aFT5s-l ." refsrt the
-entIznsn.s of rs. prS<f.is..t v.c-ri' the ExaGi-
Is II eEIt5e jorru1I. Iso>'T'e :, o,e. r7 nn.I
whose oi.in-su< sS1aewha; like t!,--, II :i,- Nes
York Herald, never a-tcs.i~i ary "Uc- TIs.<
rction L ;saPorI=E; t. Frfer -la=-eir'icn ot .tc
article referred 20
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FFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
SIRAYED or Stolen on Sunday last, large Red
~ Cow, brass tips on horns. Tho abovc reward
WI DO PAID Tor her delivery to me, for informa-
tion that will lead to her recovery. Address or
call On MRS. SAME II. SMITH
New-Orlcans Strect, Grimn, Ga.
aug21-3t.
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- The exesE;-rl B,r q: H. =: T,a..eSsSe
rrsiTz-ar. assisted BY ..;- I-raier f -xcr'Ie.;
Perfo-s=cr-- viii -.y. s.=re-- - t:u1tr;r HIll.
tS-zisa; for the bene:ii - tls- Tcre-c -! A.
soeiaiiOa- The tiil presented : Gr<- F-tr .'ie
object OF the performance very i.Giib!c AMI u';e,
be oi=.tn-nis.- ar.i rr h"l,e SEQ c-e.:i'r.
m hons
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NOTICE.

i very thin in order, eight years old, nftesn
hands high, left Iye weak and saddle sore o. ths
right side Of hs weathers, which the owner can cct
by applying Ut the headquarters of ths 9Th a.d 9th
Tenn. Rssts., MAney's brigade, Cheathan's Divis-
ion, proving property, paying for this advertise
ucnt and other expenses.
aux26-3i0
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Returns Of the Tennessee Election
The official returns Of the Tsoneasss sisstios
should he sent 10 J.. Z. r. Ray ESQ.,, Secretary Of
State. Macon, Ga. These src the Temporary Head
quarters Of the Govetnnsat Of Teapessss.
auR23-Iw.
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pUCKEn Jrn

A LARGE sor1el horse with vhitc streak in
II thefnce.. Tho owner get him by proving
property, and paying costs at Mcreers brigade
ambulance train, Cleburne's Division.
RIB. HARRIS,
aug26-3 Asst. Surg. 57th Ga, Rest
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- There riilbe prcsciIt n .hc Bar;i<: :h;=si:
.oa hex, Sabbath ~ the P=,:cr. I;ev- H. -.
Gvin.
Au-- strI. 1S6:.
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interest and zeal which 20 exhibits in orr e.u-s
designatcs hii.. proper parsonage fofpromotio,
70 Rri- General.
Liability of Exempted and Detailed sIer

ii.e following correspondence ;.etwecn Go.crr"r
Watts of Alabarns. and the Secretary of War sei-
dis the question of the liability ~ exempted and
detailed men. Il will be sc..n that ..cscmrtcd'
ui,n liable to io military duty under tie c>!
OF :.c Governor, and thst the detailed men ate
i:tis fog service when called by tho Confederate
comm Idcr of the reserves in u State.
ExEcrTIvE DEPARTMENT OF ALAnAnA.
Montgomery. August 5, 81 J
e M Jas. A. .Se,iioa,
Secretary IF U'ar, Picimomi. ".
iso yor, regard the bon,lc'l agricuiruri.ts AMI
uiher exempted incn subiee, to miliIiasl Il:
i,.sy not sni,jcct TO mitis, aty they shou :. l.
.-Il','i ON: reserves.
.Nri,;ic Is attacked. and General Maury has
ciilc.t for al the troops send. / hold these
:ilcct to militia duty, and hav. issucl my
"r!.rs accordingly. Lc; hear from you at once.
T. II. WATTS
Governor of Alabama.
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N-cnnoNp, Aug. O. Ie5I.
s:..-. 7. H. Watts
fEe exempted Men are all Liable to ni;it::. duty.
Dy'.'iic iinie {, bc called on for service.
exigrucy i,y iir, commander OF the Reserves
t.II- State. JAS. \. SLunoS,
Secretary r: War.
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Az EXCELLENT IIII-The Buffalo New York
Courier thus gives good for not publishing
til, DeclaraiiDn uc Independence:
". had intended tn rcpubli.h the Declaration Of
Independence to-day, b,it omit il because II might
be construed into an attack upon the Administrations
and because IL is full If "eopperhead" scutiu-nts
and Democratic principles. which held to be
"trcasonablc" by the powers that be.
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DErsnrrEE or PnIsoNERs.-Mrs. DIR. Walker,
car'ured in Georgia Mrs Margaret Lcnnard, "a
iauudrcss. captured witt, her husbapd, q Yaskee
soldier. n: Plymouth, North Carolina Samuel
EStecfs. United States Custom House ohocer, in
tured as spy in Mississippi, all OF whom have
been confined in Castle Thunder for sometime
past. were discharged ye-te rday ami sent TO
The flag of truce steamer at Variana en- route for
the North. Several hundred sick aud wounded
Federal soldiers were also sent to the same place
far cmharkation, homcward bound.-Aichnsond
Jn..;,.r 1871
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GEORGE DIXON,
(rohnERLr OF MEMPHIS, rESS)
ATTORNEY AT LAW
RICHMOND, Va.

All claims against the Confederate Goycrnm.n,
adjusted and collected
jeff. - ~-'-
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The Chattanooga Foundry,
LOCATED AT GRIFFIN. GA.

A RE exchanging HOLLOW WARE of all kinds
"A .pd SYRUP KETTLES ut old prices for old
CASTINGS ut old prices they will give thoz
highest cash price tor old CASTINGS.
jes-u. T. WEBSTER, 4 co.
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ME have on hand, ,at this otTicc,n large supply Of
w the Blanks ussd by Sherifrs, Clerks and Or
dinnri's in thi. State. beautifully printed on 6ne
white paper, which will sell nt the Same rpte,
now charged for the blank pupur alone.
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NNNsSs NNVaSss
WE VIII pay the n,gncst market price for rood
~ cotton or linen rags, or give In cxchanp, for
them hno English letter and cap rnpcr, or Enyel.
oPcs'- Apply NJ tho REBEL OFFICE
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supsevisos purdy prsseated the following resolution
WAveas oniy few day. snos thai NE bcesd ssee
n lfrsuca death Ely

eupsrisos rurdy Drsscated the following resolution;
Of the mrsscboy ipisisepcs Of the death u hrA Ely,
r-vsred mother Of our colleaxus, Supervisor Fly. and
WA~~s Sympaihzns did With our sssocisse ~ ms
loss parent loved lett that his troubles would t
time believing that HI, cup Of sorrow was Tan ard
while symrshi-s s fesh, and cur thsasns nnfs
upon the solemn re.ity thst death sure ana
messenger who CARRIE With sbnins speed me inorntuon
Of the death Of Mr. Ely venersied hhef o. our
upon the troubled mind OF colleague. We therefore
tender him condolences for the loss OF Parrn
md dear him. much respected es.eem-d and
eonhd-d In BY citizens generally In the poensnt gsf
which rests upon the hsa esteemed colleague
give him s The syupsihy that firuds gve and
point him to she conoin5 thought that the character when
h iather hiss e behind worthy Of imitation, and that
the kndest Affection. Inger around bis memory
Though lost to sight. to memory dear
Reosed That copy OF this preamble and resolution duly
certified, be transmitted to Supervisor Ely.
Which was ed Ipted.
Supervisor PuRDy moved that the Board do adjourn
Which WA carried.
Wbeeupon the President declared that the Board stood I'd
lourned until Tuesday. stb inst, at O'Clock p.
JOS. u. YOUNG, Clerk
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APPEARANCE OF THE CRoPs-THB WANT or
RAiy--LATB HARVEST.

FFom Uuf Speela Corfspoodenl
BUFFALO. Thursday. July %, 1864.
/ left Binghamton at 3 p. III. on the express
from Sewyork al T. and arrived here at lol7. Duriag
all tie d9Aght 1 ws making careful observations
about The appearance OF the crops and how much the
county has and stin suffers for lack Of rain also
Ho; good many farmers oa the surrounding country.
AL along The Slsauehanaa rast owclo, WsveYiy,
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Marhinerp.

EYNOLDS TURBINE WAIEn
III WHEELS. -.
Competent employed ~ measure streams ~
psns, and pat In fumes, whees end gearing vy,x
TALLCOT UNDERHILL TO Broadway, nc" VIZ
TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mercnan -.
tionsfy and pcr,5s Enaipe. and Boilers Flax temp i"s'
Oskvnl. sod Rope Mseasssy, NIL 0ssStS sasi'''s 49,
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state tbs upon tie soihoIiyo RrgsAier General of
Pany battles, Uho has t1rIsd ias sCn.ioa hi. s.,sf
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CHAPTHR III.

Nv first cbspter visa addressed TO raw recruits II
was not designed 20 dssiPs.e their fears in battle iC
no counsel car do this. but 10 teach them " be good
sodiers IN spite Of their eato show them that they
viii consult their personal safety they VIII night IN
fear. now address the soldiers generally. Much that
said 10 the FIRST class ia equally applicable TO this
Men who engage in battle expecting 20 be whipped
very certain 20 be whipped. The reason is plain.
They fght without object and without spirit-theif
thoughts mere occupied in finding spooges for running
Gsn the achievement Of victory. Now, can conceive
81 but these four thugs Which induce rational be
ing " expect defes. in battle:
1. Superiority Of nun bers sppo6ed 10 him
z Superiority in arms.
8. Superiority in valo-
4. Superiority in gonoraship.
Let us consider thege matters in order.
1. SUPERIORITY N EuMBERs.-This Is the bugbear
Chat made towards Of for thirty years before We re-
seeded which 20 have turned the heads OF bail the
nston civ and military within the last TWO months
anu which sees likely 10 make us destroy ourselves W
keep the Yankees from destroying ne.
i have already bestowed few remarks upon this
heed: let consider II ltSe more in detail ~ give
the instances In which brave men conquered twice and
thrice their number would be 10 write book Take a
esv cases from our own history. At Big Bethel 1850
Confederates put TO confusion snd flight 5000 Federals
At the battle Of Bsckburns Ford (Bu kun) brig
ode whipped twice its number. At the first battle Of
Manassas 5000 completely routed 5000 1t is said
shat Yankees fight better bow than they did then aBd
Shat the Western Federas fight better tLsa the East
srn- This may be true. bot 1t would BE- q harmless
ruth If We did not fight worse. We whipped Western
troops at Chiokamauga and we would have whipped
them again at Mission Ridge n brigade or more OF our
men had not played the coward.
Even In the rout which these men led Of Clebuynes
gallant band arrested the whole Federal army, when
ehey were probably four 10 against him This
PICARD By far the brilliant feat Of the war To
nAyc stood bis ground would have been crediieble 10
Bin and Lis men. but an the midst Of confusion and
sghf TO have formed his men in adv toa-
Sion, and 20 have maintained against repeated assaults
q Overwhelming numbers. and 70 have defeated them
entities hin 10 monument 40 high Lookout ard 10
sach Of his men one ~ high az Mission Ridge. hope
be will preserve with peculiar the mans OF every
sReu that stood By BIN in that memorable conflict
Here. then, We have illltration from the same
tstfls held Of the difference between running from su
perior numbers anG fighting them Dsaveiy. Cleburue
demonstrated under every encouragement, Tat We =
ern tro0ps in their erntaton Of victory. may be
whipped by Inferior NUMBER when possessed OF supe.
eiOr ya!Or Lei tic gados remember tIls and
state tbs upon tie 1ufhoiy n REssAer General oi
Psny bs'ies vhe has tarIsd has ssCn.ea " hi. sser
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A CURIOUS DOCUMENT.
Valuable sugEestisns Addresses 70 the
Soldiers Of the Confederate sta'es,
81 THB REV. A. p. LoSGsraEET, IL. D.

fhs following singular e.'sy the conduct Of SOLDER 10
Ne Geld and on6er the unrsssonberet OF fear and the
bsa way prevent ptncs picked op By answspspex
pcrrespoa dent the ksnessw Moan
0sfgynaal
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Tho co pAnyus reports from the Wsrdons Sapontsnd
euis E-sdsE Phys clans of tho several Institutions pre-
The quantity and Kind 4 labor Performed during the
rod commanding tho Let Of kpr and eadips the Jth
Jur- l5sA Your cbsjlent servant.
= DRAPER President
Which w.s received and referred 10 the Committee
Pub Charlie. and Correction
lie following snted:
Man M upk OSyfca No Cry Hail
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1.-THE papers speak trrh, according 70 brsg bs'ss ana
email bysds are ea.iled to all the credit that have
given Claburns tnd his II lot tbs b changed
aud the honors stsDi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-03

Cos-fy II Nst,- Yorks
GESTlssLs 10 compliance vi,s section - Of IN to
In the City aud County OF hr york the Department Of
Public Charities and Correction. ard 10 abosh the Alms
Hou.e Department thee tae Commissioners present tho
following q the number u persons received transfer
red sk. died ard remaining In the respective insttu
under their shass. from Tho i of pfl 10 Jth Jaus 1884
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-22
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& PILLS.

Are you sick., feeble, and
complaining! Are you out
Of order. with your system
sleranged, and your feelings
uncomfortab ables These symp.
toms are often the prelude
10 serious Illness. Some ct
Of sickness is creeping upon
syou, and should be avcrted
by q timely use Of the right
remedy. akeAyer's Pills,
and cleanse out the disor.
dered humors - purify tho
blood, and let the fluids
move OF, unobstY1cted In
health again. fhey stimu.
late the functions, of the