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TO THE ARMY.

Mail Carriers, Brigade and RogimsHta Fswa
Agonta, win be supplied as heretofore, vita Daily
Newspapers at from IS 70 10 cts.
NEwsPAPERs AT TEE COUNTER rs CENTS.
r. "a. ACTON,
Army News Agent,
Dalton, Jan. 81, Army Si Tennessee.
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QSO BEWARD.-,A Box eontsininE tin cups
eDJU cans oven and other cooking utonails, q
halter With renE etc.. was missing hom tho train up
from Atlanta Friday night 18th inst. II was proba-
bly, put od al Re6hca. The above reward will ba paid
for Information that will place the Box In posscBson
OF G.. l.. THOMAS,
Capt. andA. Q. N, S6th Ala, Regiment,
bbl7-lIt' ClaytOnS BHgads, Dalton.
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THE SECOND CONGRESS.

The frat session OF. the Second Congress will com.
rnence on the l9th Of February next, The following
Is list Of the Senators elect and those hpldlg over
with the year annexed in which theirTaspe terms
Of ofca expire, (sth of February each yeaO also a
list Of the members elect oftho House Of Repredenta
tiyes, as iot as aseertainedi .s5 ...t..,. -li. d
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NUMBER l64.

twelve tons Of powder--a pfotty large amount
ii must be admitted, to be fred fren ops yes
sci, carrying only two guHS. The expenditure
in ether monitors has been nearly or quito as
large a. that 0f4he Patapsco The lat,os has
been in twenty-eight engagements, and has
been struck over fsur hundred times.
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.THE CONFEbERATE. 'CpNoRtss.
p LIST or MEMBERS
sENATn

Presiaept3s,Aisx II stephens, Of Esorg!a.. Cierk-
III Nash, o. 3 O. sergeant1at Arms3is afSystt6 y
+ tHough, Of KY :f-'rb cora la sgTr f6siJ
"A Eoaipa n stement OlGlay Robert Jemisohsr ~
Afkans4sy- Robert ", IOhirson. Cbes III Nite- al.
FlPrida-A 2 Maxwell James NJ Baser,
Georeia-Renj 4 HiB Herschel Johnsou. ~
keniueky--H Q Bdrhett, WmR simins. ;1t gId
louisiana 7-Easprd sparrow, ThOaias J semuiess
Mlaslssllpp llpply-Albert 9 Brown, Ianes Pbolan. 4, -
Gqrtn OaToln9--lieoEge Davia ls5n 4 D5rt0h.
South CafolinaIHobeft w BAD n James D Orr
Tennessee Landon Q Haynes 0asA Henry. 3 90
Alssouri--John hOlark, (vaoauegl Y as1
Jgxas- Louis Yigfah, w 8 oldham. 4 -.-O D..
n' |T6talf &c., t-HI ~ WV ~ uiih
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MAReIN-AL1A,
GLEANINGs FROM AN ARMY NOTEBOOK


Army Correspondence ct the Charleston Courier
TNHE above Is the tito Of an ANECDOTGC HIsTo.
i BY OF TIE WAR, which embraces from ave
to six hundred pages. Owing 10 the difficulty Of OBJ
tanning paper, limited edltsR only will , issued,
and this Willbe distributed exclusively among sub,
scrbers. Such persons, therefore, desire a copy Of
the work, will ple se promptly send thor pames and
places of reHld0nce, AZ aoOn as the publication In
completed, tho volume viii he forwarded according 10
the addresses upon our subscription books, The mons
ey may then be paid, Price $40. The work win ID
forwarded in Seall OF one hundred pages each or ro
talned at this Office and sent complete aud bound az
the will OF the subscriber, ThOso who send money at
once will receive 9oepia for the same and ho served
nrst. Address FIG. DGF0NTAlNB, n Co,
febl8 Columblai 5, d.
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Enleled accordlng to the act Of Ooueress'ia the
year 1868, by ]. s. THRLsHzR, In the Clerks Office Of
the District Court Of Che Confederate States for the
ROrthern District OF Georgia -, -.
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. Ahminiatrator,n Sale.

3 Ss AS an t a.S S.d,S ssoi n D'Gs%S Sss
pauidlnE county, between the legal hours Of sale, n
los of land, Nnmbef CAS- IN 2nd District, ID section
bI lFaulaiDg countyi ebntainihk 20 acres more or
loms Sold by order Of the Court OF Ordinary Of
pARDdlne eeuntY sas The property Of John Manning,
Hsesaaed iprt Nheneat og The hprs and creditors of
sssas as-li " ynib ie'slul hna "a smInSttSi6r.
y 30 ehrnd hiae go .bsiIta1i I8l ed ID g. +.
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, A ,IERN1K0N MOn0EN OAFALRYs-A merraer
e ~ ~ she AAo " RpqRAAab ioOk from M. w Q.
cas- (iet HedstAl prppdrtyO which belonku 10 mo,
wteA Ain 90 return h, o. NE yalde " M johnston.
0age LaAG, llah &nhnnesoo Regiment. .'d
..,,6,,s 'i to a. b is,l NIX T:IS, TS1.la' Es1s
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The Yankee Constitution OF ArLansau.


The Memphis Bulletn C the 29th uh says the
state Convention of Arkansas after session OF
three weeks bold At Little Rook, has complete a new
State Uonstitutioh which Is Published in fail In the
OonIsdorate Uaion, together with an address 20 the
people 81 Arkansas. The address saes that the con-
atuton s TO be submitted Go the voters on the Sec
ond Monday Of March next the lOth-thst Il Is Mmnly
the od conRt itntion with soma few amendmenistaat
slavery is forever prohibited, as peace made on nny
sther plan would be Of shsrt duration. Twenty two
counties were prsssrt at the opeRhg Of the oonvoa'
uen an0 Six OJnerS hAd Neld elections; the convention
rely Tor authority Tor the instrument they have pre-
pared not upon Its autheIs but upoh the votes Of Icy
R citizens.
The following ia the article bearing upon tho slavery
question, the only portion Of the Constitution In which
the old instrument is very materially departed
fromi
ARTICLE V.-ABaLITIoN OF SLAVERY.
$50. l. Neither slavery nor involuntary rervitsdo
shA hereafter exist In this State otherwise than Ter
ths punishment Of crime whereof the party shall have
bean ceHvoted by due process OF lawi nor shall hny
male person arrived a. the age Of twohty years,
rcr saEst, arrived N thc.age Of eiFheen yeeu DO
held To serve any person as Adffa2t gSsog tl En-, H.
or contract made unless sHch person shall enter into
ifeedOm and ON condition Of boRadde confederation
received, OF 70 DO received for their services Nor
sha any indenturS Of any Negro or mulatte hereafter
made and executed sEt OF this Stats or II made In this
State where the term OF service exceeds one year. be
Of least validity except those given in cases Of ap
prontoeship, which shall not be for longer period
shan until the apprentice shall arrive al the ago Of
twenty one years, II male, or the age Of eighteen
years II female.
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ADJ'T AND INsP'R GdH's OYYIoR,
ntchunnnd Uah A 1874

rNENEnAL ORDERS No. M.-The following order
VT h pubahod for the information Of OIL concern
~ .t. O.s. ANHRoAN, WAR DEPARTMENT,
% Richmond February /, 30h.
.t n EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. VIII.
4. An prisoners heretofore held ~ the sriteA
Rtsiea ruihoyitrg, whqthqr lAQagg .la'l w qlfN
Iana received Al City rciut store thoiA oi 'ahua-
~ Ieei arc hefeby declared exchanged
~ IA n ef9eers and men OF the iioksburg capture,
vvho roported FOR duty Al Enterprp, hbl, t any
tim prior 70 the llh q hovT@OIM I'M i'SS shd rhI1' T
Fornoy. arc declared oxohahgef.
Il afiesTS and men OF the Viemburg capture,
be6pgIng 10 the nrst Telneat heavy artillery, who
~ Sntv AZ Marietta Ca, ahd Whos0 nam
~ iotIsSded 10 me BY Col A. JaChaoB are Z,
oiafeu oAO" '''- - RO. OULD, Agent OF Exchange.
~ order, fslgned1 =. Co0rER, Adit and In,p'r m
~ arai tb0 %
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.rtaT 'afIrtar. 900 il Vow ho.l ,1'.a
.a 60 '5stat r., -s.i sH.i .a' l..a
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arigtTsd fietrfHleIalp Boo yiaaa.r11I,
" trrUd5 b18 uEgll4 c1ari .i
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The present delegation were elected to hold oaice
until Eelr Successors we're elected. The question o
qualification will be decided by the next Congress.
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aSaas naa. Is. "a, l61t,f, 70, stpdG a.1se .,
AAy Hlanks not Ment0nsd IN the above li4, @sll
"a prntaa ppsmPtly u Glf0laega
Su- We respectfully sonsit opdesh Rom cur friends
~ Ne Amy Of ga4agss, Apa pledge spF''li 70 give
.s .,1 y, FRANC. M,.PAUL.
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Richmond, February ISlc--aFhe TthaectiOn Of
DE c6rtoacy act fep6Iis tho forty ecoha tOcs
ton Of the act for .fbo asseRpPnt and collec'
tion Of taxos, approved May l, 1868. blol OIL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

We have had the pleasure Of a conversation
with = friend who left the vicinity of Memphis
about two weeks ago. He states that the Yam
kee eEeors have discontinued he enlistment Of
treops south Of Nsneonnah, but is stll kept up
in heBphis. A mcve liberal policy in regard
to the traffic between Memphis and The adjoin-
ing country has been recently adopted By ths
Federals. They are now rather disposed to en-
courage trade, since Gen. FsRREsT has deter
mined to break it up as be is doing pretty sffsc-
tuaIly. Il was believed that COriath was en-
tirsly evacusssd By the Yankees, and Fort Pl-
low WAS rsPsrtod to be abandoned. There wss
a general trapidatou amoBg the Federals and
soushsrn t~yaitors, based on the fear that FoRs
RRsF would, On SEINE dark night, take tbs city
By surprise. Our sos.hsrn friends in Memphis
we're as loyal and hopeful as ever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

fsm DR.. Blelf. = wealfhy resilient Ct ths n~elghnor-
hood Ia former ysRrBs uho owned he contiguous iaud.
The intersection Of the r0afH ts IN what Is known as
Riohiand valley. between the Bichland knobs aud
rlireh mnun.siu- Ciluch uountain abruptly tsfRin-
atss hers. and beyond 8 ipur o. two the country Is
Gamma atfveIv level 70 Knoxville. The most prGlal-
ueuf al shese spurs Is an smluence = few miles souih.
west Of the Clnch range, known A. house meantain-
The ValleF is wgtersd By q Iiream Whicns deriving Is
name from the knobs.iH called Richisnd creek. les
knobs, like the mcuntEin, tsrminAts here. The road
from New MARKET winds artpnd the feot q tbe KNOB
and affords splendid positions FOR dsfenss from . move,
meut upon our right asuk. The ohneh moentsin
upon Cur ieft defends that dark while the road around
~ bsse. and IL front Of which = cur iins OF deisnte'
enables rs to keen our liRo CT communication Win tbs
( gap free from attack.
AZ at Brsasut disposed the 9h corps uhaef 9sasrAA
Psier. hsldst the valley on The left OF tho rOnd The
center and right. embracing he valley on the other side
~ he road and tBs nIobs ana tie Rev Market rosd,
are beld by Tie sd c3rps, Under Sen. Asnssn. Our
enforcement under Gen. Granger, ars as yet In re.
serve A line Of riffs pits, formed by fence rails laid
a. an angle OF forty dive daRrses on an under hiiing Of
earth. has been thrown anrois the valley from she bass
af he mountsia to and upaH the knobs Emiusnees
along the line and ross, 10 the center, have been
nlsuted with artillery. So lar the enemy have shown
little Indication u an attack from up tho valley. II
she prsilniurry skirmiAhing e IN index, the attack IL
lssming anon our right from he direction Of the valley
between ths knobs and the Holstop river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

The Csutan CNiss) CaizsH, Of the 25sh inst
as we 20 to press wa have received the
following intelligence from the front;
Great activity is shewa By the enemy at
Vieksburg. Some movement is contemplated.
sherman is at Yicksbug, On bis route to Texas,
Several thousand troops from Memphis have
arrived to reinforce Vicksburg, whica is still
under the command Of Gen MCPHERSON
Gen. Ross has returned from bis trip on the
river, snd now occupies ; place Of importance.
Gen. Writ Adams has Just returned from = ia
tiguiug and partially successful trip in Louisi
sra and South Mississippi
Sol P. B. Stake, in command Of the Ms.
sissippi brigade, was yesterday ~skirmisbiDg
with The enemy ct Messengers ferry, on the Bag
Hack. Gen Jackson is in trent, suPerintend-
ing affairs. smsll loss reported on zach side,
though the skirmishing was reported heavy.
We hold Cur position.
Lieut. Allen, in eOamsnd Of Jsekson's
headquarters seouts, attacked the suemy at
Rodney on the 18Th, killing several, and cap
5UTing six prisoners. Several wounded on our
gi3s.1
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- The Abolitionists, upon getting The latest news
fr0m New Orleans In he fullness Of their Joy, cannot
but e~jaeuiste fervont IaUs Deus at the rapid progress
OF their good work
At a late convention here Of free Stale men. csjied
Tor the purpose Of eh5eEing unconditional Union man
70 he convention Of tbs Union mon Fl the slave Statsz.
TO be held s. Louisville. KsRtnsky, a dslessAoa 81
colored uaD we're admitted to seats IN the convsntiou.
and tho convention was opened with prayer by a col.
ofed minister.
This, says the ChieRgo IiNts, Is from the orthodox
Abolition New YORK Tines, and Of oeurse It's uftersuees
will not be doubted; and hence the phlsnthrople Ra-
publican need not restrain bis graduation. leEt tI,e
blessed Intelligence prove untrue. SAmbo has Al
length AL on-let Republican brothers and sisters make
the world musical with hossnnahs and Es Dsuzs aver
the Joyful resurrection. From the convention 10 fbe
4fezide T. buta short SEP, add therefore It is easy for
as to anticipate that glorious future IN whiek We shsl
havs the pie5sld aaaigaMa 81 tas AsolitionlEts, tag.snd
or he oJsoAets inhuHzAhiiy * diverse races.
Thsfo lowing ia the opening announcement Of the
convention:
Mr. Thomas J. DnranA acting attsrney.venera AID
OF voters, WAS tha president sIn his sddress
he used ihete wordat Transformation is tho arss
deliberafiVe body m Louisiana that Will proclaim re
freedom II al men, no matter how dark a hue their
skins may be embr0gnedi beneath the surface thers h
he sous Of men, and therein We recognize tie gres;
q equality and fraternity"
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We clip the following paragraphs from the Meridian
Sgs-ioAof the 2sth instant:
No MORE PASSPORTS TO CROSS Tx LIsR-CoL Sc
Eior GHasuhess this morning that no more passports will
be given to persons = oroEs the liRes On any prstense
whatever.
In the IN Yankee Missouri regiment, oampsd usar
Peksburg, bat ten men have rs-snlialsd fer the war.
Tho rest declare they are sick Of the var, and will 60
home and stay there.
MORE YlauAEcE-Ws learn, BY sdvicss from be-.
ysnd oar lines that = Yankee spy belonging to the Tn
Missouri regiment, Csmped near FicksbHrg, arrived al
his command about ten days since, from q tsur through
Mississippi snd Alabama. He "a said 70 have brought
accurate Information Of the disposition made Of troops
In this department. az well as Of the Wariks prepare,
tons made At MObils.
RE-ENLIsTIN6.-Ws are glad 10 learn that the troOps
a. this point have commenced re s~niEting FOR the war.
Company z, Of the seth North Carollna regiment went
In for tie war yssteriRy. This IS a move In the right
direction. Ualess he soldiers remain in the service We
cannot maintain Cur cause, and Fs know none Of them
are willing So Eabmif 70 Tankaa rnla.
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mwzuEReR aRANvrr.HE BELL or
RaaT WHMNR&HHR.

WHRDEE or GEANVfHfBE BELL OF
EAST TENNHSsAE.
By an extract Of = letter handed Us By Dr.
.. TICKER, Of tho army Of Tennessee, We
learn that Mr.. GRANVILLE BELL Of East Ten
nessse, wrs most crseIly napdsrsd in cold
blood by The Yankees in The latter Psrt Of No
vsnbsr Lass. The letter before US, written to
Major " r ERsKHSE, A. q H. army Of Ten
nsssse. states that Mr. Bali vas sAken By the
Yankees on Friday, November q and put into
q pit and kept there until Monday, without
anything to eat or drink Thay then brought
him to the north side Of the river, and Pus hrm
into the hands Of Col COOPER, who had bun
shot most cruelty, and without q eause' he
lived about tweztyfour hours, perfectly a Aim-
self and expressed great e0nhdenee IN the
success Of the South.
As We are informed By DR.. TucKERi Mr..
BELL had been az agent Of Major GLOVER, A.
O. n. at Knoxville, Tennessee, bat when that
section vas evacuated bY our troops, he ceased
to have any eonnsetion with the army, and
never was = soldier. Mr.. BELL had a great
many friends, both in the army and through
Gus the country. who win not be slowt to syenga
his wEnson and cruel murder, when oPportu-
nifty Oilers.
Virginia papers are requested to notice his
5esfH
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They havs ouistripped VII prnis,
And inside il halt behind them.


u & Washington letter, Of the 10th inst.
to the n. 7. Herald, says
The Democratic and conservative members
of Congress met on Saturday evening in tho
Capitol, with Hon. John L Dawson, Of Penn.
s~ylvanis, in the chair, and unanimously adopt.
ed the following important resolution, offered
By Hon. jas. Brooks, Of New York:
Whereas, Gold or silver ia paid 10 our minis
tegs, consuls and commissioners representing
the nation in foreign countries. and gold ard
silver are received from The people at the Gus
tom houses ia payment Of duties; and whereas.
he people arc taxed 70 pay capitalists their
interest in specie On their Investments in the
n~aiionsl dabt therefore. be it
RtsOlstd, That tho officers, soldiers and sail
ora in the army and navy should be paid il gold
and silver or their equivalents in amount aad
be it alao
RssolDed, That the chairman Of Ibis meeting
be instructed to prepare amendments to the
army and navy bill to this effect.
Tho following resolution, from a committee
appointed to consult upon the political matters
likely To come before Congress, was also
adopted -
ResOiusa. That tho Presidents proclamation
Of the 8Ih Daesmbsr. 1868, is unHise, inexpe,
dent revolutionary and unconstitutional, and
is, therefore, diEaPproYsd.
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-. CoHn,s 800.

Agr0sebly 70 previous appointment, Gen
Core addressed az oveERowiag audience Of
both ladies AID gentlemen at ihs Atbeneam last
night on the state Of ihs country. In tie cut
sci Of his remarks, be paid a glowing and veil
ms7ifsd Tribute 10 the hsroism and unsolfsh
pstiosen Of the Tennessee troops ia he army
who have sci the noble example Of Te-enllsiing
f0r the Wal, reminding the people Of Georgia
ahat, sven since ihsir own state has been over
run By the enemy and heir homes devastated
they siiB stood A. q wall between them and
tbeis ruthless foe.
He was listened io throughout with rsps a.
fenaen. and his b1rsts Of e~lequoaee we're fre-
gusBtly greeted with rounds Of rsPtuross aP-
plauas. As q iuH report Of bis speech viii
likely be Published, " deem Is unnecessary TO
attempt to give even an abstract Ct it in this
connection ssffsisnt 70 say, that these public
addresses o. GsR. CoBB. ii followed up tbTough-
oae he STATS, easnos fail Of the moas beneficial
Iesalts in srou2i0g tue people 70 = full sense
and proper discharge OF their duties in The
present. crisis Of cur saPntry.
At the eonelusieE of his speech, General
WaAKTOE, Of Texas, vas called cut and en-
chained The audience fer a half hour OF mere,
depicting The glorious future before as, and re-
mIDdings sac people Of The high duties and
great responsibilities resting upon them In this
pefaous struggle for err rights, Liberties and
tNspea5ezce. The general Is an interesting
soeaker as well as s good fighter, and dis re-
marks wess received with tokens Of the warm
asEtpTObadsn-
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RE-RNEHsrmENH or mEssssETPPH
VRnGPR.

Il win be seen BY 3 communication in anoth-
ar place, that 5s 10th Mississippi regiment,
commanded By Gel JAMES BARR, have re-en-
listed for the war, without qualification or con-
ditiou. This gallant egiment has already done
good service, and viii continue In ~well-doi2g
to the end. We are also gTatifed to learn from
a fdend, Just returned from JOHEsTeE's army,
that there is 3 general spirit Of enlistment per
vadiBg the troops. This is truly p~rAiseHorthy,
and VIII e far to strengthen the weaknesses
Of hons patriots who have. of late indicated a
desire to give up the cause before they were
thuvt ~
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DtLrOF, Ca January 60 1854.
At 8 meetlag Of the LIST Tennessee regInsni, Rev. Dr..
c, T onlnthrd was called to the chair, and AdIt Thos.
q. Mckinney requested TO act as secretary. The chair.
nan having explained the object Of The Iaestng. q com.
nlstse, consisting Of one nan from each company. wss
appointed % draft suitable resolution. The preamble
and resolutions. being vsted upon separately, were
adopted unsuimouHlg;
Where's, our baauiiful and much loved land Is now
Overruu by a yandal horde, mIuIOns Of SC unprineipisd.
sxesrRsed tyrant who has srmad our rlaves and exalted
thsn above their former lOEds and masters, and eur
fashsrs. msthers, brothers and s,stera, whs now zroan
beHsSth the pressure Of bis informal lesl and where's.
1e Were among The misrepresentation from The Illus.
lrlous, worid.rsnownad old Volunteer sta.s Ia ths
slsody war ssd ~ do hereby declare our invinaibls
determination to be among the lasG % leave It there
fore, be f
RsseloeS, by the members Of lbe Ist Tennessss rsgf.
msnt, that, having stood by. eur old. war-uorn, tat
tered battle flag upen 8 halfdoEen hard fought, brave.
y contested sslds, we're we now to prove reoresut to
the sacred trust Oonhded to oar honor, bravery aud
EisspIsss vigilance, ne would only merit the dstesssHou
and ssOra of sa Indignant, outraged people.
RssolseS, That We, members Of The Aforesaid 1Et
Tennsfses regiment, OF one accord, tender oar services,
NJ soldiers, to the Government Of the Gonfsderats
States until orr Independence shall have bsen gcri.
OasIy achieved, patiently awaiting, aud pIsdging orr
sslves to sh~essfuliy abide by the decision Of Congress
in regard to reorganization and consolidation, most ar.
IDENTIFY desiring Congress to grant Us the privilege Of
reorganization, and respectfully requesting that they
will not eonPslu E ts any further consolidation.
Rssolssd, Thst IN our former veteran commander and
well tried e~hisfiain, Msjor Gen. B. F. OheA,hAm, Wa
recognise + tTue sold er, and skllful leader Ne there.
fore most earnestly. though respectfully, ask the proper
authorities to place Us back in our old division. we'll
known az "ChsAthhla's old Division under bis gallant
leadership.
Rssslsed, That aOopy Of ths foregoing be sent 20 he
President and ts Congress OF the Confederate states,
and also that S eepy be sent to ths Chattanooga R5si,
aenphis APPEAL and Knoxville. Rsgir@r, with q re-
quest that they publish The same.
c.. T. oUNTARD, Chairman.
THos.H q. HsKIsNkY. Ssc'y.
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BLeeMER FoRGEMEy WaNTFb.

WANTED. to hire, FOUR BLOeMER FOReE-
" hEN, who undsrstand AT the process OF making
bar Iron direct from he ore. The most h6ersi versS
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