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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
News from Bersnuda-Rzsvemeass IF sse
blockade BANNERS.

4tSek7de
From n, Y. herald, Feb. 49,
By the arrival ofthe brig Exeelsior al sb;a pori
yesterday We have files Of BERMUDA papers
dated 70 The 81 inst.
The Colonial Parliament, which stood pro.
Iogeed 20 the @Vth Of February, was dissolved
BY the governor, and wits were igsned for the
election Of the new House Of Assembly. to meat
or the I7th eff March.
From the Royal Gazette Feb. 8
The steamer D5n, which leh bero q, Gn..
morning last Tor Nassau, n. p is rooorfoa
(alsely Of ceurso,) to have been captured on
leav1rg Nassau By he UGiied States atssmer
IIoga. From The b 20 the 9th ult.. ne stesm
eH5 Fannie, Syren, Scotia and HsDss had A.
rived there from Wilmington. The Prasto -
the Wild DsyFeli had also arrived.
The steamer City Of Petersburg, henee Cor
Wilmington, North Carolina, was eaptnrsd ~
5ass port on the morning Of the 18th ait. BY Inc
Uaited States shi0 Connecticut.
The steamer Red jacket. from BFab;lo ,.,A
90 bales OF cotton and = quantity Of rosin had
been captured By the u tied States afss5ra-
KeHnehee. The BED jacket is valued Al sI0o
The steamer Isabel, under Spanish eolors A.
rived at Havana from Mobile On the I5tb ~
laden with cotton. ll
The blockade runners Cumberland. Al;c, srs
Little Lola we're At Havana on the I6sb ~
Il was reported At HRvsaa that The steaa,5i.
Harriet Lane, formerly The United States cn1,
boat Of tAat name, had been fitted No Al csI
weston, Texas, for blockade running n5-,oaa
and was expected At Havana with a full CARGO
ofcoiton.
the steamers Index, Emily, Minnie and Gala !
d9nia had arrived At Bermuda from Eaglsp5
They we're supposed to be intended for blockade
running.
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TENTH T&xAs VOLUNTEER IN
FANTBK.s

At dress parade on the evening Of the 18th
@instan, the following preamble and resolutions
wsrs adopted:
We the men, u-eommissioned officers and
officers, Of the 10Th regiment Of Texas infantry,
having originally enlisted Tor the war, hereby
make known to cur comrades il arms and cur
friends at home, that the same spirit still
strengthens cur hearts and nerves our arms to
r~esistancs now, that Grst induced US to enlist,
therefore,
RssOlosd, That while honor requires, while
principle invokss, while our country calls, while
duty impels, while freedom inspires and liberty
summons, we viii battle for our cause antl
tyranny Is crushed snd rigAt is triumphant.
RssOl0sd, That a copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the general commanding the de-.
psTtmenb and also a copy to the Memphis AP-
PEAL and Houston Telegraph for publication,
and to our senator's and representatives ia Con
gress. A true copy,
JOHN r. KENNARD, Captain and
Senior officer present with regiment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

WEDNESDAY February II. 1864 Bonds and
StScks The congressional action upon the
flanees was p~u5hshcd u this mornings paper.
and shis torenoon al auction sale Of bonds and
stocks took place q the cfiee Of Messrs. Ian
caster s. Co. This event, following so close
upou the tsTIninati0n Of the public Suspense IL
.Eespsct 70 he proceedings Of Congress on the
currency, excited unnlusi interest, and the
cmes Of MesETa Lancaster & Co. was throDged
e. noon BY dealers and dabbls1s IN securities.
Nearly everybody expected 6 heavy adVaace 10
phees under The iHAusecss Of he funding
act bat il tanned on. that the bidders required
good eeaiot eoaXing, sHa the advance scarcely
sHeeeoed "A average 81 isn per cent We sab
JON : report Of tho prices obtained
Coafsasreto Bonds II ebt per cent. bonds
coupon, 1865 Sl2039Sl2i ahl interest sigb,
peg eent b9Ads, Iegls.erad. 1870 10 1919 SIIaI
.0Sl26 and interest; eight Per cent boais go
r~sgiole S25 aud ~ilde-ss; seven psr eer,
bonds Sli59ll53; c9fsln loan bopds. sro0a
$i9Ik-csesiug So $3.50 az tat.
Stats Bonds -4he oalE State bond sold was
q $500 VIRGINIA registered bond, due 1856 wAicb
S265 and Observation-Disclosures Ezewiu-
O., 1Sh.
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Tho betrayal Of Ice plan is attributed 70 = do
ssFter from Cur lines. But for this misfortune,
i seems moro than probable the expedition
Eenld have been : c~o1plats success. Il was
znoWn that but q small forces was in or near
6lenmond while Lees army was held upon the
hapiaAn ey the denomination Of Gen. sedr-
mlck On Saturday, which vas msds for that
credible 10 Gen. Batter and to ths trnsrs No
underkank IL -ooP1 "Ho
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Montgomery and YES P0Iat RaIE0ad.
ArIEaI and CIosIng q be 6. 5. MaIs.
II aEnRaIA 1900.

By GEORaIA RAILROAD.
Due dzay At 73RM Closes eaiiy 4tsH NJ
By WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
Due daily atssf0AA Closes aaay 8 81 -
BY ATLANTA AND WEST FONT KAfIROAD-
Due dsBy ss 2SoAM Closes a2ly ~ y.
BY aAcON n WESTERN RAILROAD.
Due daily at4R.M Closes daily stsRA-
OFFICE HorRS.
Open st 81. y. ana eOae a. 1RA Open ss as0s :.
4 81 close az 8 ?. 4.
SUNDAY.
Open at A. y. and close a. 0rea s. SEX
andcicss a. s r y
on ne ARRIVAL Of each mai 1s eGcs VII Be- eiossd
natn l. ass been distributed ald ready for dairsg.
Tar5. 9. HCTARD,
H0yeuheF Ahs lsN P7slmssssrs
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EXTRaCT.

ApJUrAST AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oFricE, !
Richmond, Va, JsRusry Esd. 1901. )
Special Order n. j9I
UPON application made By ealiEtsd men. with saiis
fsstory evidence thss they entered the service, OF
esvs st any time belonged TO the command Of Briga.
der General John /. Morgan. and are row serving IN
s~snpaniea others than ihnse Ia Which they originally
enlisted, commanding sensrals ara hereby directed 20
transfer such men to Gen. Nor gems command, with
orders to report to Inn for assig Azasak
By somnand Of tie Secret arg Of wsr
JOHN WITHHRS,
s.. 49, rr-~.r,T
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Letter irorn Eass Fsaaes.ss.

CAMP MAE RoaERsvILLE. ,
r.. February ssa, 1854.
DEAR GAZETTE. a few DAYS sincs 4 uemher
on bng-Gsn' Faughn's brigade came in from
a.fgs e9asty on tho IonueEBee river. He
briggs valuable Information, 10 TIN Commando
Of this department. if promptly acted on, n fbs
report ls trne, ana there IS no reason fer deubf-
ing the truth Of his statement.
he reports two small steamboats, uninO from,
Chattanooga 20 L0udon, making two irj,s .
Ecek- They bring 10 Lsudon provisions foT
me army Of Knoxville, and On their retara tsks.
each, about four hundred, discharged. fur.
laughed or sick Federal soldiers.
The river Is daily flooded with small boais
exits, Canoes, RATS and logs covered with goI.
diers Of the sbove description, en- route for Chat.
ianoogs, then to take tho trains fag their r-sspeet.
i've homes, Ia Ab0liiand5m. Hundrsss ~
down BY land from Kingston, who could not
procure water transportation.
When asked if they did not fosr the advance
Of the rebels by thus weakening tbs .r-v
they reply ihat ten regiments cana into Ftst
tennessee by way Of Cumberland gap. wheTs
one wss mustered out OF the service or dis
charged. The Yankee slightly lied when he
told This tale to tho young rebel.
Ihey have Mustered out Of tho army Of East
tennfssooe, At Cumberland Gap, in the last
month fourteen regiments, tRo Of whom num-
bersd one thousand moa esehl This IeaFs ill.,
recruiting ior the army Of Foster.
as good evidence of the Truth Of tho voun0
Lnaa.s statement, as the general Commanding
c0uld wis., Is furnished him in the ereov "a.
using 20 give aim battle. but invariably runz
whenever he advances.
Iher terees are evidently very weak from
Chattanooga TO Strawberry plains. At Charles
ton shey have i've regiments, ona Of whom
Dleksts up the HiEssses river some forty miles
They have even taken away thar courier posts
iTen Cleveland to London, whenever stationed
they were always captured by our guorillas.
A1eY 10 not even use tho telegraph line. Their
only communication is by way Of the river aud
Kingston.
All quiet IN front. There win be movsments
ID ms department. n the fatuge that shall give
Joy aAd eemtort to every refugee rom this e0un.
Try, as well as tho people Of he republic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

Z WOULD r~asrecffu y offer ny services - the eH
Z Esns o. Atiauta sad vicinity n the practice Of
Medicine, SssrgeTy, Obstetrics,
Etc.
ohus in Golfers block. assi side whitehall street.
between siichoii snd Hunter Ep stairs Whers 7 wi
generally De found uuisss absent on professional basi.
mesa
IwIl prescribe FREQ q charge for he families Of eli
soldiers nov il lha arnF that may come o. ny ofdce
between The hours Of two and i0ur o'clock P A. On
b. T. MARSHALL
faqg1W Eefs eurvscu q. g g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

Llst night was = beautiful enc. Tbs
moon yelled not her beauty, bat shed her gilt
tsriHg silver sbesn over the great BabeLcity OF
Atlanta. Fo-dsy the weather Il s~pTing-hks and
old Sol is shining ont in dlhis golden glory. A
few weeks Of sueh weather, and the little fishes
aud ihs big fishes win sport in Cur streams, and
she tiny blade Of grass aud tender bad viii
come farth arSyed in their vessuTe Of Giving
Vrasn y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

Loss OF CArTLE-A planter from Lowndes
county told us q few daye sg0, that nine Of bis
mileh cows had died recently from some IN
known cause, We have hoard Of several ether
losses Of cattle in this section, and the cause oil
their death seemed a mystery. An item from
the Fs~yetteville(E c. OkssrgsT, OF q late date,
may suggest q solution in he foregoing cases.
A eitzsn Of Cumberland county informed The
ediioT Of that paper shat 10 had lost ten head OF
cattle lately from feeding rotten sweet potatoes
60 them-Hsaf. I'D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

R On Saturday a flo looking man, We
learn. while standing On one crack, engaged in
looking ct 3 Train coming in on another, near
the Novelty Toa works, on The Western and At
tie fsilFosd was rua over By q shihinp train,
aid 80 horribly manglsd that he died IN few
moments. Tie engineer saw him, blew his whis-
@hsA2ed TO the unfortunate man 10 get oS,
and endesvoTed to check his engine, but AL IN
vain. Who be was We could not ascertain.
Another waning to stand eff the. track and
f" lock cut fur the engine when the whistle
bious1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

e The beauty Of the passport system is i
lustrated BY the fact that : hundred Yankee Of
fceTs can escape beyond the limits Of the city
without passports, and without being challenged
BY the pickets presumed to be posted on The
various cutiss from Richmond. Loyal citizsns
are required to obtain passports, but oil others,
it they do not choose to buy the p~recions scrap
Of paper, styled "a passport" must make tAeir
way cut, By "as1ki1g the pietets."-RiehnOEd
WIG.
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SI5o REWARD.

Dan Away. from he ElosRh Iron Works On or
n shout iho 7th instant. The following dszcrbea
aEGROE5s
jim, ABOUT thirty years CT age. very black. tsme IN
one Is z. and Weighs one hundred ana dftTsiE pounds
BASIL, twenty-five ysana Of aga, black sad Weighs
about 0ue hundred ana forsy pounds
HAMP. about eighteen Tssrs o. sgei very phcA
and weighs .hoHt olo hundred and sixty pounds
The above reward viii be paa for the spPreaonsion
and delivery Of said Nugr0as at this place ca the near.
est lzil-0r afty dollsn reward for any one Of fnem-
VIZ r. GuINB1,
We President.
fa~nfv Wtawah II. sud n. Company
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

~ About one hundred bales Of Government
cotton was burned in Mobile on the night of he
l9.h- The FIRE is said to have originastd rom
sparks where some soldiers had buils q Gre aad
camped within q hw feet Of the Gotten Bile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
RAGS WANEEnl

AtA0S ~ ~ WILL
NLBAN COTTON RAGS vii fnd = ready sale A.
. tbigOnca a. the market Price. ApBlv At the
ias7 APPEAL CoUNFFNa ROOM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

By Georgia rsilroad-Dae daily a: a P. NJ.
Close daily at 5 Pm
By Macon and Western rsilroad-Due dsily
at 4P.M. Close daily as5P.M.
b Western and Atlantic rairosd-Due daily
Ct 2;40A N. Close daily ss 3 P NJ.
By Atlanta and West Point rafroad-Das
daily 81 2 A Close daily at )
Office Hours-0pen st 8 A. H.; close al 1 P.
81. : open at p P. NJ ; close at 6 P.
Sunday-0pen At SAM; close at "a. H.;
open at 5 P. NJ close at 6P. N
THos. G. HOWARD, P. IL.
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KENNEDY . +"
%WOREEE,

OG 81 LOUIS, bSlHeen Franklin sud Hsnliton
streets, & one cf At ucss pleasant locations II the
sityt sad tho travelling pdhlia FiH find it % sheir istar-
est % stop there. Ths la8i8 Il Arrays farnished WITH
he best the narkat Chords Osbmsn ars in ne 1aoH
Of tzkirg persons who wiki 70 stop a. this hcass. 70
olhor pisces, therefore & would bowel % rsmea9et
ts location, tqee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

. Tho severe snow storm which recently
for three days prevailed throughout all Canals
West, occssioned the greatest delay aud diff
Guilty in travel throughout tho provinces. Eve
81 railroad line was thoroughly blocked up, and
passenger tTaias deranped,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

HEsDsuARrEKs MoReAs.s cAyAIar
neealur Hs.. FehrgarV 81 1904. j

HEsDquARTEE,s MoRekE-s CAVALRY
Dscagurs GiA, FebrEsGy 81 issA ,
Ia pursussce o. the above order. I hereby cali ON
81 my men, who are sssyfns si.h other oenmands, 70
take tbs proper steps TO % sent forward to ihsss
Headquarters without delay and commanding Officers
under whom they are now serving are earnestly re-
qaesssd to lend thsir assists aes to facilitate me In Ibis
matter. J.H MORGAN.
fa23 lot Brgzdiars General O.. s.
ssuihern C0nfsderscy, Montgomery Asvortiser,
Noble Advertiser and Bic hmord Enquirer insert ays
timaa aad send bills % I'll Z caee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

We fnd the following paragraph IN . are iet-
ser fen New York. published in the Northern
~.,srx
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

GsN. BALDwiS-Phs death Of this of5eeg,
announced by rs yesterday, is confirmed Tie
accident oeeaued on Friday .llsrnoon last. d!
his camp EtDog River factory, near Mobile
As was riding Ct tie time and one Of bis stir
r1Ps brokA or some portion Of it gave wsv,
He fell to To aground and before be could pro
tscs himself his horse stepped on his neck.
bEeskiBg it SD killing him slmosi instsutane
onsln.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

The groesrs Of ihs city, As a general rule,
refuse e give oas soy change II you present
AsmE SO bin you musi sither spsnd the
VholeEhount o. 60 sifhout TIE article yen &C.
are to PuIehaso. This is working hard upon the
peoreT esss Of Tie community, who can i'll Of
faId e spsna 50 much for one article. There IL
very Aslo boarding Ct bills Of dsnomiuatieus
above s. jas s. this tins
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RrohnnRc ID Rrlnnnera-

A ~
Commissioner ould to Gen. Hitchcock, and to
which reference xss made BY telegraph q few
days since:
WAR DEPARTMEST G. s. A..
Richmond, Va, January a, 1864. :
&sjoreen. Z, A HItehesek. Agt Of Exchange:
SIR; Ia view Of the present difficulties at.
tending the exchange and release Of prisoners.
/ propose that al such on each side shai
be attended BY a proper nunbsg of their own
surgeons. who, under the rules 10 be established.
shan DO permitted to taks charge Of their health
aHd coDisTt. I also propose that these suEgsons
ssaM act IS commissioners, With power 10 re-
ceiye and distribute such contributions Of money
and food, clothing and medicines, as may Be
forwarded fer tbs relief Of the prisoners. I fur
lbsr propose ihst these surgeons shsl be select
ed BY their own government, Eno thai they shall
have fail liberty, at any and eli times, through
tse sgsufs Of exchange, to make reports not
only Of their owB ACTS, bRt Of any matters re-
10 Ice welfare IF the prisoners
Respectfully, your ebdls sery'b
70. 0ULB,
Agent Of Exchange.
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500
GToLEN from ne, near Dalton. Ga, on the uisht
Of the 18th February, 1865 . A MARE black
name and tail snd legs straighs hssd, trinity made
rides well, q fast DEcsraboui fifteen hands high, ssvsn
years old. viii pay tie a3ave reward 70 any enc
who win 80 arrange Il that I can get asr
JOHN C. CARTER
3sih Tenn. Esgiment, WriEhts Brigade.
Chsatharus DiviBion, ERrdses Corps,
fs22 6s Army Of Tennessee.
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Atalargs meeting Of the citizens Of Augusta lately
heid a COMMITTEES vas sFpointed to take action In re-
ssrd &c the price Of provisions, vhn have reported the
f5louing schedule
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

~ The Coafsdsreey IS orthe opinion that
Congress- shsnid Be called tagstber n month
saaisr taan The time sst spaTt for Their Teasssm,
baag5 IA order 20 remedy defects in tie currency
iii
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

BARRIERS hays increased their rates for
shayiRg from fifty cents to one dollar, in conse-
queaee Of the leng faces prOauesd by the lase
currency bil-rsrbsyst
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VAAFSR LOST!

THIS narniog 3 CARPET VALISa Wa lost Of
& the West Point read, ems mile ftom Atlanta con
tanning wearing sPpsreL A liberal reward will be
paid & isft &c tns Arcade.
feis I1~ r. C. CAYCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

a Alter a patient hearing Of her case before
the Canisds1ste States commissioner st Rieh-
NEED, Mrs Patterson Alien wss remandea for
tial before tho district egurt.
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sJOO REWARD

DAN AWAY. from the auofeibsr, ID September
I6 lass, ny Boy GNRY. 20 years OF age
copper ool1r, i've feet i've or SIX inches hsn seaPy
SEE q house r8rTant ana rough bBr1er-usng Fis len
hand. He s. supposed to be Sith The array Of tsnnes'
see. The above reward viii be psid FOR hls apPrs
5arsiou. J. "a. MARTIN
- qt.-a-a Lrvflgftqu. IA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

~ Monday, the I'd dag Of March, ia the le-
gal lime for the election Of county officers in
Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

~ Ths e'e-ks oEea Of the House Of Repre-
seatstvss q K ebnoad is to be kept open dur
lag this vacation Of Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

- FiaT-eigbt Of tbs escaped Yankee OFF,
cars had bean seeapta1sd ana returned to ID,
Libby up 70 neon of the I9h.
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A BEAUTIFUL PLACE F0R SALE,
ON Marietta Street.

WILL take the present currs1ey in exchange for
my BEAUTIFUL HONE, sifaa.ed on Marietta
stree atlanta, opposite Stewart 3 Boors's mill Per
4ons Wiling 10 purchase ahouid call immediasslF and
e1smtne tor themselves There Is no better property
Ia the viciAitv Of Atisnts.
is23 2Le A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

B~Ths New York Herald laughs At The per
sonsl advertisements" in southorn papers which
il is requegsed % eepz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

x The bomb fee! below Mobile had been
increased, bus there was no additional firing, up
to Sunday morning,
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RnIFToE 80 sREPPRRs.

ON aud afler the 18Th Of February the Southern Ex-
press Company will require all freight except
Government to Be prepaid. L HUBERT,
fsbf3tinf SUPERINTENDENT
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SOUTHERN ExPREss.

OFFICE s0UrBEh1 ExFREss eoaPasT.
Atlantis, Ca, FeAuary y, 1864.
~ uCH complaint being made Of As delays By This
~ CumPEny ia tor1ardiag mercbandiEsrI AN IN
araetea 70 advertise that iha rules o. be Company re-
41fa sa4- tofarnHsnt Fa1kases shsli t1ka prEcsdeEca
ever All others, and uezt ln order, packages forwarded
y Ernna or aEsociattcua 20 officers or soldiers Ia he
neld or hospitals The observance Of this rule. to
getler with ifiailsd facilities FOR Transportation, nseas
asuiy cause DELAY IN ts f0rTsrilug o. packages Tor
merchants and sihsra J BORN, Jrs Agent
OFFICE SOUrHERE EEfREss CoMPasra
Augulta, Ga, February e. 1864.
Legal notice Is ~hersaygivsn 20 ali conoarnad lhzt
PsrlonH who ship Packages containing spinta, vines. OF
eor1ia1i without Informing our sgento Of iha act. wiz
nos be entitled 70 nor VII they recsiFs he bsnsft Of
valuation.
Company except u11sr Special C0ntrzcf.
JAMES II
Superintendent and Acting President.
J. 81. BORN, Agenl, Atlanta. Ga a6I2im-
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DE

4 BOUT the slh instant. Privsts ALFREB REE
"A MEL, company g. Isl Lousiana ~Eesimsnt de-
tailed for duty ar THIS Arsenal by Gcnshi Johnston.
Said Rannelf. q dsgsrser from the Federal GEmv-bs
Is about ak fact high. dark complexion. dark hair and
hazel eyes, and WEIGHS ABOUT one hundred and sew.
snty pounds. Hsia 3 native Of Francs. and is aid 10
be : good m~sehinizt The usual reward vii be paid
for hs apprehension and confinement
n II, WRIGHT,
fsl2 It Colonel Commar ding Atlantis Arsenal.
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.LAND NEAR

4 SAT- ard proftabIs Investment in a piscs vel
"A wooded and with al kinds Of fruit, esq be nals
by application 90 the undersigned on The place, or
n tough the atlanta Poss G6ies.
fo203ts CHARLES WHITEHEAD.
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List eg UzcizEnsed Eretgbs Received az a
g9afae-1 EzErsss Company, FebruGry y

Mrs B W Adams, Asks 2 Cook, BIZ; RT Wilson,
pkg Charles Bonhsld. pkg 2 Golmsn. bxs A n Camp
Dell. bE " LEnsdais, jug; 7 r Ripley. b1 r A
Parker pistol; Mrs n Dgiiys frank; : Q Gibson, Ok; Mrs
2 Webb, 6dii cS Ha1diey. bdl; MoLunkin. bx; J "
5x; G " HEnricut Dbl; P Sanders. pkg. : Il Elrod,
J 7 Morris bG H Lanher, bx; J s Doaid, trunk; n
= Cook bal J Hodge, & SKIS A II Beck, bz; y Cable.
White, plow.
inc above freight is stored at oEnsrz' risk and ez-
ponse, andis Liable % be sold for CHARGE. ii not called
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For SALE.

-FOUR Or svs thousand Ia Or sHAFTrNa and
PULLIHS in g0ot 0rdsr-a Clrcrlar sas n fine
condition for uss, ard aus haetsrsd aiso, a pair u
nee Ill 5toneB Eith spindle and aprurtenane1s-sn
o. W1ieh nay BE- Eeon as ny mill. nine miles Hes1 d
LafsTeite, AlabEma.
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3. ". Il. UNDERWOOD,
Attorney at Law.

Georgia.
I OFFI0s over g. n EdEardy'5 assrs, Wblts4aH
~ street.
Particular sttenEon paid 70 80 kinds Of ssnvsyaR.
cling, counsel adVics, etc. O3e6 hours rem g 70 ~.
and 2 10 3 f8II Ina
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EHgrGreT and DesssaeF,
HAs located h ne ely Of a lsafa Ca. FOR tbs
IL purpose Of carrying on tho aheTa brsiasgs
Czrds Tor business houzes. Icats for Comfy oaacsa.
BANS Chackz Wedding anl EdEz3gs Plates. brud.
Eomely engraved JdGaIrV and silVcrEsrs nszriv
mar6sa and ofnaasufsf vita dispzich. Arr. On
wood for books and asHEga1sTa. e..
0rcera left at LaFfte oz Weod'8 JeWeirg store.
viii reeeigs proupt s~-teniian. Orders from d,sare5
Hotsiiedr rI7Rm
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Tuskesee Female College.
fTHE FALL Term closes on The ash Febt azry
a The Spring term opens on tha &ih February
sad closes 20ih july. Boardera furnish tlsir csn bed
sl0thing except ID extreme casss.
Mise JULIA a SPEAR, The accomplished Teacher
Of art, viii reopen the department
Board and tuition lor q tern, Ia advance. thrse kua'
drsd aud ninety dollars. For further pariicuiars sd
drsEs REv. JESSE WOOD
daai-5m President