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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, May 3D., 1861.

W asHIHgloH' May ou, lcof.
General Orders No. 33
At the Naval General Court Martial,
recently convened in this city, Commo-
dore Chas. Wilkes, of the Navy, was
tried upon the following charges, prefer
red against him by the Department
Charge LIST. Disobediencc of the law
fl orders of his superior officer, while in
the execution of his Office.
Charge ID. Insubordinate conduct, and
negligence or carelessness in obeying
orders.
Charge Sd. Disrespect and disrespectful
language to his superior officer while in
the execution of his Office.
Clarge 4h. Refusal of obedience to
the lawful general orders or regulation
issu,l by the Secretary of the Navy.
Charge 5th. Conduct unbecoming an
otlic n, and constituting am offence made
punt ;hable by Article 9Th of the articles
adop ed and put in force for the govern
ment Of the Navy Of the United States.
OF each of these charges the accused
was fund by the Court guilty, and was
sentenced in the following terms:
:. .tnd the Court does hereby sentence
the accused, Commodore Charles Wilkes,
to be publicly reprimanded by the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, and to be suspended
from duty for the term of three years"
The finding of the court in this case is
approved, and the sentence confirmed
In carrying into execution that part of the
sentence which requires that Com.
Wilkes be politically reprinanded, l need
hardly say any more to an officer OF his
age and experience than that the pro-
mitigation OF such charges and Of the
decision upon them by a court composed
of officers of the highest rank in the navy
constituted in itself report sufficiently
poignant and severe 10 any one who may
have desired to preserve an untarnished
record in service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06

All QUict in The -Army Of the Potomac
Lce Making Extensive Preparations to
Meet GraRt-Gen. Banks Claims a
Jictery-1his is the Last Year Of the
Var.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

Last July, while cur array was falling back
frcm Gettysburg, and while 6 wagon rain and q
portion Of tbs Doualdsonyills artillery, from
Lenlsiana, Were passing through Greencaztls
the fankaos made dssh into the place ana eaD.
tursd some Of the wagons aad a 1ac.isn OF nc
artillery. As soon a thu capture was mnde
several e~itissns, women aswen Is men. turBs5
Out, aud Wiih Saws snd axes crippled Ire vac.
0us IS much 50 possible Among ether prisoners
was > faithful negro belonging to a eEu.ain in
tAs artillery. While this was going On, = parl
Of General ImbodBn's c0mmsnd, ia Tie neigb-
both0od, hearing Of it, dashed into town, recsp.
tuTed all that was lost, and taking prisoners and
q section Of Yankee artillery. As sesH as chr
men appeared this negro approached an officer.
telling him what the citizens had done bat o fsz
minutes before. The captain requested him 70
point out those who wero most active "a her
edo q 70 iBiGre Us. lie Immediately pointed 10
one who was standing a ahort distanco from
them. This man, usi liking the asDscs Of sfs;Tg
rep.isd, you lie, yoE id black sooundreIH
he negro turned to tbs captain, and said
Mas. Captain, ausEI sssnd thss ~
mo" said the captain, aha Puts hinsslf an
al equality with you-pitch into aim" and r.
did So kaSsziug him down and bessing him 10
his hearts content.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

There have besn 10 new movements On the
part Of the enemy, or sny further Smelling Of
the city, sizes Monday night. Some lew scat
ts.ing shots were fred bsEHseu The BATTERIES on
Wednesday. Ths asst -T0saired gaiet, Tie
EUmoes Of vessels reported bsiag about tie
same. Ths cold sid rainy weather appears to
keep the YGsksss en- Morris isls1d insids OF
their worms, az they showed themselves bu.
very little yesterday.
During lest week 3 nerre, who saws he vas
The servant and gook Of Gen. GiIla1rs. was
cap Hred On johns island by 3 servant Of
eue Ct the members CT the Rebel Troop. lie
states fhst he had been sent nom Folly isiaRd
20 Johns island 20 bring Of SEINE pumpkins
foE Cen. G~iinaeTs, bUt ibzt b rad lost bis Hsv
and had been out exposed 70 tho severe wca o.
for several Gsys Previous TO bis capture when
be wss diFeoYered By tho servant shove men-
Toned ard brought in . prisoner. He had g
very amaeiated appearance, sn5 when captured
wss badiy frozen ana exhausted. He wss sent
to ths hCspiiEl on Johns island.
IN the account the negro gives Of himself hs
says thst no belonged at enc tire 20 3 Virginia
plsrter, who gsva nina his freedom when twelve
years old, and that 10 thsn went to New YORK.
Ho has been IL the employ Of Gen. Gilmore for
f~curtcon yeSrs, aid accompanied ain ren Nsw
York 10 Kitten Head.
He states that Be has heard Gen. Gilmore say
that no desPaired u ever being able to tsko
Charleston, and that it was his iRlsntien 10 re-
move his h~eAdqaarters soon from Folly Island to
Hllten Head. Gen. GIla0re, heBEys, has about
nineteen thousand troops IN his whols depart
Dent.
The Hegro believes there VIII &c no further
demonstration egsinst Chariestsa but that from
what he bas heard, lbinks thsy mediate an At
ia K By way Of TIE 0gssehes river, upon Sa-
gEnnah.-C0ErisT 7h.
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Alexandria News,

Tbs Yankees, il would appear, aFe carrying
saelr congenlaI occupation Of thi8YiDg, with Z
high hand in the city Of Aiexandria ana in Fair.
tax county. a late COPY Of the Stats Journal.
published ia the city has a numbBr Of sdver-
Asensnts, signed by"W. Il Barry, CLERK Of tho
district court Of the United States for the east
ern district Of Virginia for tbs eOnRseatiep at
ne property OF various citizens. Mayo these
pera0as, who are tbRs despoiled Of lssir bcp.
sstiY acquired property by the rascsliv and
thisVish vsgabOndB who hold swsv in he tew1
are residents among as, OF hsve fisnds who
are ana We give their names as a matter Of ia
tsTest 10 them. Ia AlexandTia arc the fol-
iewing:
Benjamin II. jenkins, house and furniture. on
Hsyai Riresi; Low Hurdle, house. Princess and
SIMON streets also, two houses on King street;
IS Meade snd Morton Nerve, steam suriss and
Sinor personal property; DR.. Orlando Fairfax
neese and tmBitETe, on Cameron; ". 3. Nc
Heien, noGsei etc, on st. Ass7h street; VIM g.
SaEenoVe, house and furnituFs, on corner of
Duke and - Assph; Dennis r. Blackjack, two
hsuSez On Washington street; Jas Il. Nord, lot
OF gfoHnd on Alfred street.; j. NJ Stevens, house
Ssa furniture, crocksEy, etc, on Pitt street.
In Fairfax county:
French Forrest, GeInon~ plantation; Robt N.
Wbaley, farm Of 300 acres, G.. Il. Padgest,
seven scres, and iva LOTT; Jss. BIutus. lot Of
grousd q West End; Reginald Fairlax, farm Of
liz acreSi HonryNW. Thomas, dwelling and lot
OF 4S seresi Maj. Vim. N. McNutt, TARA u. 44s
asrssi DR.. Orlando Fairfax farna Of $50 acres,
Lewis u. Means, farm of 90 acres; RiehsId Z.
hockiera, farm Of a acres; Sholto P. Ss1srt
Fam Avon, 300 acres.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11


RIcH1foNs, January 9-At sn auction sale
yesterday, CanSdsrass sights, long dates
brought ono hundred and III; par Eftesn.
million coupon bonds, 1J8i eoisoa loan bonds,
1856. All bonds and stocks sold At fall prices.
In the house shis morning, he bin 70 plsco IN
The services 81 ciEsens Of SO United States and
other foreign countries E4s taken up, azd after
considerable discussion, vas Isfersd btek to
the committee, VITA Instructions to report toe
bill allowing al claiming slis4Ags. LINE to leave
the country. and on . failure 70 DO 50, &c 60 INTO
the army. Tess, 81. Bsys, %,
A communication hom Cen. Wise, addressed
to The Virginia delegation was read IA he House.
ia which he endorsed, without reserve the ms
mortal from Gen Hardee, and other officers IN
the Tsnnsases army. He says that srOm nsarIy
thrse years. experience IA the army be most
cordially uniies in recommending 80 wise q POI
icy, and protests against re-orgsnizing By cleo
sions; and .hinks sbs elsaisa systen \ bad pol
ley. Ohesrs Who are appointed, are Better able
te command than those elected. Many Of cur
delays ans disasters sFs justly eharEsabIe to he
elections Of the spring Of 1859. What We most
want, IS thorough reform in the Departments
dswn to pieks,s, especially sommiasAiiss szs
qasrtermsstsrH-
The ordinances and medical departments have
adopted = joint resolution n relation 10 the var,
declaring TIA. We are engaged IN > Struggle fer
the preservation Of cur liberties snd c~iyiiisa-
Son, and no sacrifice Of Efs or fortune can be
tee costly 70 secure these blessings to Postsity :
tina. ia the Judgment CT Coagrsss, our rss0ursss,
if developed with energy, kas5sEdsd with care
and applied wiib adolay, arc uors than s0A
oisns to support the most pfatrasssd war, ard
ezhOrts the people By every consiasrsEsa which
caa inausrcs fresmsn and patriots TO a gen
eroua support Of The Government in its lesit-
mate exercise Of ali constitutional powers. The
vote was taken By ys=s and nays and adopted
unanimously.
Tho President sent several communications to
the House concerning tho reports Of g~ossrals,
and correspondence and orders With them.
There was netbing important IN he Senate
ta-dAy.
Both houses were Il secret ssssisn most eff so
day.
Ersz shazIssasn.
C-HARLEsFOE, JaHuary 9-Ho firing Of con-
sequences to-dsy The Yankees ars Still Es work
On thuir batteries. The position Of the asst is
unchanged
Rrsz Hast Tennessee.
R-UssELLVILLE, TENN, JanasrY "a heavy
snow fell hers on tho night Of tho 7th.
Tbs lines vera down 70 the eastward yestsr-
day.
Gen. " Z. jones attacked = force Of the
enony, three hundred strong, at JonssyiIle, On
the 81, killing, woHnding and capturing The su-
tire party together with three pieces Of artl-
lsry and twenty wagons, teams, etc.
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MEMPaIs APPEAL MONDAY. JANUARY II. 1864

I've z0-poun6sF uus tIat wsrs mounted
near he msgaaine were thrown late TIE camp
Of Battery T., $h artillery, 3 Gistsaee Of about
seventy yards. Dsoss were torn from their
fasleni1gs in every part Of the fort, and windows
snd walls tbat bad resisted hs~fTss shock wsTs
shattered By this.
As the daJ dawned upos the TziRs in the
fsyt, The rain commenced falling copioHsly,
which continued for several hours, and the bsrst.
ing Of Bhells became less frequent, until early
Ia the sfternson, she Ere was entirely exiiH-
galshea. But the seens Of tins terrible ezplo
sions presented en- appearance that dedes de-
scTiption.
Fif,eeu o. nore buildings were SonplstslJ
destroyed whils almost every house "a the fer
was Hssrs or less damaged by ihs eoneussion;
! or By ayi5g fragments Of sholls and ether mis-
/ silss.
Il YES ct AIst theughs that : number Of per
| sons were killed but strange % Il nay sppeaT
not = kun&n lie was b3st, and The ngmbel
wounded viii not exceed 3 dozen or Green, MOS
Of aen being but slightly injured, and zon'
( m5Ftaly.
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RaENI FRUIT TRgR!

LeeK WELL TO YoCx e4cHARps AID Gan
DENs-"PLAT EzUir TREES
EzEK GR0W WILLS xe0 sLEEP
ne ard q aas zH,s a., a.
xa1se eSorsnsnt o RRUIF TR
y esst 5eelAsn Ena aca4zatsd v~isiiEs
sae aeA1ea tae1s91d Etzatn 81 tke r-ac~.az-
sona 5HeEbsfry = Gns nlsorsmerf -
veil rooted Aaos . lev 6seAso Sra-|s-e Slas4
ShEub5sry, etc. SGna
Isso oaar ny l~usigiszsl ssrrss,s A. g.
l1llas 81 40 PiaztnF orsharas Ts~--
Psns4es "a -aut fasass uI srfie. -
-. FsEA6a osas and see nv - -
a1sss-5ol Rsisz4 BtE Eszasn mr.
4 keaJA Aaytlsa- Lsra Law9s
80 ss-a SoaieE, ~ Ioaa = 8fesla. "a 49,.
Seward Auansei A~ Rza Lsar-s---
y Ae$a,-a s11 Al sta4 s hsss 49,
- - AFAFs EEHps nnd o..
KaS1t,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

BUREAU oOasCRTPTI0H.
DepGrtnsnt Tennessee. Aizbsma MsEIsfugf eas
Aast Lousana-
A~oErsoEZEY, Ala. Jszuzry -. LscL
LAYING been tsnporsrET asEignsd 70 &s comzznS
q this Barsaz AL e<sasg orasn h~srsss1ers asssd b.
HHgaaisrs saezd Plow vii BE- rssBsstsd a. IN ren
ores eEafor he present. ths osEsnizs1oz wiz BE- con
anasa "itAS1t medication a b eauadsnsiy s4ussSa
'lai ihs snsu-z ard mPPorazg sarssa - ais Bur.sa
NH 'oaaHas Gsr SEA, S1srEy Ezd ssEyitz -hi-s
have hsfstosors Scared nss rsasrEasls --,...
10y aANa2@ VA b rsadsrsd hen usss fbsy
-s lAsf EaHa knaEz u Asss Esadr.sru-
- lopa e S~ eouasFY depend uD0n sur arul-- Ia
1s asa NJ iot0 b = iEishfaf and fszas- di--s.,z.
Or aay,sFsihoss sAilsas Fizzs sFsry ssuru,. -
AsF rsn1s st-l Be Esyt fun zad tauz a s7asi osr.-.s
and certain vistsry rsssrad 20 6VIEr9
leoLE MAJOR and A. A. Csup.sz
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NOTICE.

ETER ASD EdNpRe aBFNau s,
- sAdA, 4lAbanE, Decsn5sr 10 lssg Z
N1sA 70 epairaes via parass Tor Ths ,-tti--
n1F s1cnsahd soTds e WOsa and lhe bsr-i-s
we 1aaVna bushels 81 &hszsoal e. h ~ -
LLea 9oEAs IosenaF purchased By ths Rs.au
Hstsl SLs2a see9ahk They are loosfel 4. -
en- u3 Alaoa1s Aud Tennessee rsIlrnTI
~ va rsqaIrs I'VE h1n5rad hsnfr - -
A1a sdrn ttS ehareosL B1s va bs r...5--[
Whole or Ter = Postisn- Ca naD za1 -
sfSssssr Tor eTev ny hszss sz7ls7sd
as soSa qasrtsfu for negroes % he yr.uar..
70 Is Hasef - Be ga. ~
Gst VA D 41areased % M = H@3raa A.
w EfGaARDs8U $3.50
eeAiH nsbg aaa Gesnuissary RiEb -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

- AHAWAT hsn Ezs EahgsrbeE. On snaGay aiFsz
"a lsat, E0UA NEGROES. te-wits
ia ALL, Ebo1t I've feet Tn or steven inehar hiEh.
WsigAH a5oas sns EuzdEad aad Evsutv-avs psrlis
md d forty ave yssra Old ksa CT whca hs len :
black hst anu q EscE eeat- ssior qaF hs also took :
yellow eogerhd Ean Es ElbEsibsr. nd hnd F srsu1s
hin gksn laH beara Een- As. ~ NO sona, Essk
End Tfmsa.
EA6X 70 Abozt eighteen ysnrs aa, vel usds. eam-
[ 1lsIiea TeloW. ne fasf Eva o. Er inasss ai-h. wslrhH
a5oGt sas HU1dTef E1a RfE DoaRdsi had "a q Nhao
wssi hat s-S . ssseers gray lEsks=, q gesd cns.
- black, Gboaf fGu-tssa year "a. waTEs
q Ettis ons std@d. and had % Whsn he len a brown
toRRs eoEt sld black hst md = caEtsen-
ALLESk, q back boz sbeut tnEtT Ysaa I'D Ehsus
aNe feet ten or stsvea 1Sass hiEh ans Bon8 q N
hcat tssth Out; Lac hRa hs right arm broken End Han
sFssked Ia taa ioiaL.
Tbs duEieader q ais parry b Big Al. ThszaGs No
doHbt bas aaT are trying % gef AruuEh the linsa
Fhsy Eera seen sariy Hoa4ay nsraiaF crsFEiar =
Bells ferry. On the Ostunoia nysr and fo6 al -hsv
belsHgsd 20 EonglEsstsusrPs, a1a hsr.g been eut ~
rsra L Wars gsag % y WenazzA 70 resrh Air Inca
Tbs gEArd is expressly sshstSd = Haish vary zee
ma AXE men up. several BeEoss haTs isf RE
Esirhborhocd. E1d Wg kEFs every reason 70 bsIigy.
thsT uai8 thsr way tAroaEh he AaeG.
All he sHaera commanding he FiaEsta RR4 zusua
are requested - insiruet thsH - % very vfalznt -
ny say not ssly svernsH Eioc, 5ufa rrasf 49,
sEserA II EzF Of 70 aboYs EsgrosI are aka m -
seat 70 q kzfa ia, azd Kept 70 hal 4 an 80 49,
VII pay NC haEarsd aHd Ety d0lsrs rgyzsrd ~ 49,
sas x hen Addrss
;. g. BRANsOH
AaEEsoB. a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

CoLp-Wo think We run no risk n saying
hat tAis moruirg WAS he coolest Of tie presoni
year. In sct We do not know bat It vii bear
comparison act sinRIy with tAe other mornings
Of 1Se4, bHt With any morning for tho lac.
twelve months. AhB such nighis would make
ice enough % keep as cold during the next sum.
mer, If there was any way 70 save il
Let Is make q suggestion. Near nany Of our
pests il this vicinity there sYs shallow ponds OF
geod water, the very Slace where ice ,gonld be
Hsst likely to form under s moderate degree
Of cold Suppose that our soldisrs sheul6 DO
detailed 80 construct the proper sort Of houses
A8d 10 save this ice for the hospital use. il miqht
Be tbs means Of saving many lives during re
iervid meats Of tho Bumler of 1864. Il is rae
nat this would eel fer labor on tho baft OF tbn
ldisrs, bat il HeHld DO labor fOr themselves.
Any soldier is Liable TO sickness or to EouBdf.
Ills very Efe may depend upon the Hse or he
application Of ice. is, therefore, bis persoaai
to save leo if be can ~RRisgies JonF-
III
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

RUEzAU O-0EsCRIPrToE
department. Ee11ssIzs, Alshaua Mra--c
kat Ea1ssaun
AodfsoEzzT, Ala January "a Iag
SAH4 OEFllGAs q usndsEFor1 u-S ou,-
po1i- Hsa sszzaaazuta II s-onzsrsis e aas B.r,.B
N prepare -ad fs-HEs AZ Sac. sLroseA b v--p.r
eAAHa'l' 70 AsEs HsadgasE sTL = fan r5uofa n -.
esh d'ial'e aent suPi0yssa and zDporiag s-o.s "a
a0iy anaE hen, EEnE hs ssEJaay. rainu III.
saas' etc. with date Of a1igazaa 10 my.
. srosr q AsfrL @ DKEI1, 10nnanEar sta
w. VANCE TaOnPs0N
ia6Iw -
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kAE AWAY FROM THE YAnKEEs-Wben
our army abandoned Chattanooga last summer.
dooIge, an intelligent negro, belonging se 4
gontlsmsa Of Aurfrss55oro', Tom, fol INTO ne
aznds Of tue Yankees, with whHr he rensiped.
muca against ais viii, until q short time since,
When be succeeded in making good his escape.
5sorge was sent by his Yankee masters 3 shcrt
dispsncs oai OF town to carry in a lot Of mules,
When svsiing himself Of his dTst favorable or
portanisy 70 escape, be struck ont Diyisvar5
ana after travelling thirty-six miles on foot
found himself with hs master at DsIton. 20
represents tho srest'nent received by the NEGROES
8 me hands OF the Yankees as being hsrsR snd
erasii and ayoTs his Discrimination to avoid 4
second capture at 81 hazGrds-RsRisfsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

ATLANTA TYPosRAFEtcAL UNIsS.-At {
Meeting Of the Atssta Typographical Unisa.
hala ca Saturday evening, Oh last, the fellow
ing gentlemen were elected oficsls for the easR-
lag term
Psesidsnt-S. de T. Lines.
Yies.PFssident-Wn. II Dumas.
Recording SscEstRry-A P. Nsason.
Financial secressTy-B. F. Bennett.
TressureF-Wm. r. Bailey.
DooTkssPez-Zion BrhdwelL.
Finances Connittse-J " johnson, WIN. A.
Tucker, George Shaw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-11

EBy reference to the advertisement il
AustseF solumH, It viii be seeR TIA Nsssrs,
Aaelsr, Hook 4 Ce, have PURCHASED tie inter
est Of Aessrs. s B. Robson s. Co, in tAe
Wholesale greceTy and commission b~asinaas, and
vii coRtiaus The same st the old stAud, on Ala
baza street, next door e ths express Office. We
esnmsad them 10 the patronage Of the pablo.
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BuAEAH o. CoHsCEuT10r.
EzT=stI
fAA s'sEetarJ q War having placed Ia saassavgsa
service Ia - SAFES Of Alabsu Tauaasssa sfd Ma
skziPpA EadsF the soasoi q he Bursaz q Csus.-p
son a. Asaaoss, Virginia ~ sas,rs engaged IA uass
'sEVss' IA AoEs States % he 5ssA 5zy Of Iuus. Is5.
"a fertaFlA report By sitter 20 ATS B1rsuu. slasuz
tAEr Frsess nslsasa to he ssryi,s. oar rusE. w
HEat erasr thsY we're ~a1sigasd, and, z IN tie Ias. -
regiment 70 WaieA ihzy bslgnE
faaY VII aso Stale washer hey kzys bssn ssnsnsd
70 soazGHPt ssrTies b reason o. EounSa o. CTR ds.
ability FOR asid duty.
b ssznsHd e cd sozS q PsssTss, suBdl
Ga nUFFIBL0,
isGSg - gs,srrs
0Ity EaPsf saaE 20 wsan
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EROBT. a oRAwYoRD.

Late Crawford Frazer 81 Co.
EFAVINa purchased a. laisrsais e ~ laia c.
4 partners Z viii conilnuo ne g buHnsE7 a
ny SLAVE EAaI. 1a F3acatrss street.
EEpsTieuss d nany yesFs sal5ias ne 70 serve Inv.
err AID gsieru - thuir sdsansaas.
PGrses lawns Negroes LOT SALE Or otAsrs uishtux
70 purchase VIII and heir isfsrest On ~ 1Eausr ~
doing busiEss-fasalrE % ths sgua1s. HY Rszsr,I
saeiusiaszngs End nuuuFsns orders gseursa sssssv
sale.
Caah advances and other zesszuoeationg % REau.
EAN Traders a. hsretofers.
Parties ga o. ne giy seuGinz ne Negroes By nh.
roid viii Ard my ald Ksrtsrs "Andresf" Ead sAafo-
ny sbout ns Gana
RGBT.A. CRAWFORD.
Save Dealer,
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$3.50 REWARDI

DAH AWAY. from Washington Hal, Atlanta, Ca
Ii ny NEGRO Boy, BOB ainsfseR years cid. cop.
PER cCior, straight black hair, five fees high. spare
msde, hzs 2 slight scar over oao o. Lis eyes, plays DE
violiH, san ress, and is 8 barber By prsfsasion-haa
been living in Huntsville, Ala, sHd nay be making
ha HHT there. Two hundred and ATTY dollars reward
Val be paid Tor DIS apprehension sEd delivery 70 z J.
Lowry 3 Co, Atlantis ". F. SAITH
JsIw LHnpkiu, Ga
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Ta the Soldiers and sitizsas from


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