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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ceLp sEAP-Ths rain ceased vsstsraag evening,
and WIS followed By Rude BoreAs clustering and
cold. oversoats and ares were IN demand LAST night
and this morning tho sir was keen The sun Is shining
however, and No confidently look for = "shanEs Of
base BY tbs clerk Of The YEA her.
INCREASE rHK P~oLIcE-Thsrs are only ten police.
men on duty In this large ci.g. Tbs area Of this city il
too extensive for ten msa 70 guandi It well. way could
nottbe aremsn OF Atlanta be detailed % assist IN doing
police duty q sbis cltyt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

R The Rebel learns from a private letter
hom Mississippi that in January last, Lieut.
Col J H. Crews, of Memphis, was assigned by
Gen Forrest to the command Of Col JEFF For
rests regiment and Major McDsnald's batsal-
ion. These two bodies Of troops have always
been commanded By those whom history viii
record IS The brGvsst and Modest Of men, such
as Gen. Forrest, Col JEFF Forrest, Msjor Kelly,
Maisr TEezsvant, and the gallant Major MELON
ald. We are confident that the commAnd eould
net have dsvolved upon one more worthy, or
more wiling % discharge duty than Col. Crewn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

TIE MULE IS YOgR'N-A good joke wss
psrpezased Al The Dalton depot ; few days ago.
An unusual number Of officers had their faces
turned towards Atlanta, N Inc train. Two SOL
diers, standing on opposite sides of the road,
commenced 3 conversation, which had to be
YER. load, in order to understand each other.
Sam, there is going to be the biggest sort Of
a fight here before many days; I ses the signs
plain enough"
" Why, what makes yeu think SOL,
Think hill, don't you see who are going to
the Issrf I tell you thsre'l be a fight, certain"
Just about that tine the irain commenced to
move of slowly, and Kissing his voice to = per
tecsly stentoriEn pitch, he continued in weeping
accents
God bless you, dear msiOr, and if I EeTer
see yOu again in this world-As mHIs Is s~oar'n.'
The explosion which followed is ssid to have
esUssd ths tslleSt trees to vibrate p~ereeptibly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

LATE TENNESSEE IFEMs-AEs. Annie Payne
Pillow, rsict Of Col Gideon Pillow, snd moth.
sr Of Gen Gideon J Pifow, died at the resi-
seBes of her daughter, Mrs. G. W Martin, nsar
Columbia, lena. on tie Sth ult.
A mss meeting Of the citizens Of Rutherford
and adjoining counties viii be held as Murfrsss-
bore On Saturday nsxt 14h inst, 70 confer with
znsn Of great ability as to tia suppression os the
rebellion and The restoration to the State Of its
etvl government Distinguished speakers have
been favi ed to attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

u Private dispatches received in Columbus
from Gen. Bragg, states that Gen. Benning is
in Richmond, and viii in two or three days be
able to return homs, and that his arm will be
saved. Col w. C. Hodges, who received =
similar wound on the same day, is in the same
coalition. Neither weund is serious.
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Cffizens, meefing.

MAToHs CFUcK,
Affairs. Ga, Nay I0sk, 1854
WITH = desire 70 ostain TIE expression Ct he poP%
lar WI upon the reception Fl Fivs Dollar Con fsdsrsis
Trsss1ry Notes 81 par uniH he a1st Of JAY next,
and At The Suggestion q many prominent eitizsnz, I
harsby call 4 mestir Of The ehizans % Atlanta to be
hald q fhs City Hal, on THURSDAY EVENING,
l2sh instant a. early candle light % take ls subject
ints eonsidsrsif7n. Ash Is very important subject,
I Tnsi shst EheFs win be = general astssdAnee Of ths
citizens. IN CALHOUN.
mrI0st Mayor
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PROM FEE DALTON FRONT.

Reports represent 81 quiet at Dalton ysster-'
day. Il is supposed that the enemy are not
falling back, but e~ndssvoring to Asnk IA. Dali
ton was visited By = terrible storm a. 3 oeloek
A. n, Of the IIsh. while ths storm was raging
in al It's fairy, The essny made thTse desperate
assaults ss Dug gap bat were successfully re-
pulsed sseh tins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

-CHEEEYFILLE, LA-This place, which our
forces are reported to have occupied, Is point
Of great importance. It il On the right bank Of
Bsyoa RsPides, the principal source Of the
Tsehe, about min miles from Red river, and on
tie direct road to OpslousAs from Alexandria,
with which it is connected by 8 railroad some
twenty-five miles leng. Il gives US command
Of the line Of the Rapides, and efsciuaIy cuts
eff the susmv'g retress southwark.
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For Ordinarr.

BEING unable 70 resume my position n he Esld sc
tbs solicitation q NJ Grands. I announce myssI 3
saaddass for Ordinary Of Fulton soaafy a. he Soz-
Ing e~lsetion. II elected, win dsvoss myself 70 The
~disshazss q he duties Of ihs o8ee. AMI viii 30
grateful to ny fellow citizens FOR heir supper.
mv4M DANIEL PrwTWkW
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On and after this date ConfsdeFats s. bills
viii be received At this ohes at the same rates
Of discount as the othsg notes Of The old issue.
have been compelled to adopt this policy IN
seIEdsfense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

AK ERROE-Ths dispatch from Gen. Besu-
regard, in relation 60 the AIbenarle's late vic
tory ever nine gunboats, as published in cur
LAST issue, stated that there we're two meHii0Fs
alse in the fight. Il should have been two ssr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

DT a married Lacy. Of respectable family, = Hiuas
ID ion as either Nalsory GoFsrnsEs. or % 10 pam
sewing A vsrY snan szIary vii be required L he
myg4r Gumn. Ca
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H

Ia Euigala, on tbs 5Oth ufino, By rs Right Rsv
Bishop QuinIan a. the Catholic charch, DR. 2. T.
VrLLEREr. Of Paris, France ard Miss FELINE De
MoKEJos. Of Msnphls. Tennessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

y The Augusta CAso1isls GHd Sentinel
learns that Ron. Hsrschel V. Johnson is de-
tsined at home By sickness in his family, And
probably vii be unable to take bis seat in the
Ssna.e for some days to come.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

q Dr.. D. W. YandeIl, formerly with the
amy Of Tennessee, has been appointed by
Gen. Kirby Smith, as medical director of tie
rans-MisszsipPi department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

n The Mobile Tribuse Of the 10th says that
smong the officers nov IN Mobile is Big-Gsn.
Thomas Tsylor, who has been doing invaluable
siryies in Louisiana. We understand that he
mas been relieved by Col. Scott, by order Of
Gen. Polk. and is on his way to report to Gen.
Morgan 70 Command . brigade IN his division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

a C-P snsll, attached 70 Gen. John Nor
gan's command, who has been long a prisoner
in she hands Of the Yankees, passed through
Atlanta yssssrdsy, On his wsy to join bis favsr-
lie leader.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

~ Ssrgt Elmore A. Dunbar, at. the ozls.
thorpe artillery, ed Georgia regiment, has been
appointed ensign Of said regiment, with the
rank and pay Ct lsE lieutenant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

THE YANKEE RAID ON THE WELDON AND
PETEBsBRRs RAILRoAD-An official dispatch
received at headquarters. yesterday, from Wsl-
don, states that the raid on the Petersburg road
on Saturday lest, by the Federal cavalry, re-
suited in the destruction Of Stoney Creek and
Janott's deposs. The raiders are said to have
left IN the dEecsion Of Pstersb urz on Sunday
morning Everything vas reported quiet on
Monday morning As tar up IS franklin depot,
snd in that direction.
The damage to the road viii be repaired ia =
FEW dsys-Ba1sisgsOH JeETzaL, 10h.
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Another YANKEE STEAMER Blows UP.
The COlumbiA SoHtA caroliaian Of The IlGh, is
reliably informed that another one Of the Fed
sral steamers was blown Up bya torpedo in the
St Johns river on the 9Th. This makes the
third steamer destroyed in that river within .
few weeks The loss of lie is unknown.
Three cheers for the torpedo aset!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

" Col J. ". Robertson, commAndAns Of
the post Of Columbus, has transferred the CON-
nand to Major +. C. Humphreys.
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KENNEDY house "
MORHE.

TIE Above HOUSE "a nov rsepsasd fer permzns1s
a and transient hosrdsrs-iOeszed On 81 Eaais. b.
tween Erankun and HEmlt sfrsefL
MS J. @. AEEERMAE,
mTa In Pr1nristreaE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

n Hr. VIZ. K Rodgers has commenced
the publication Of a daily paper in Camden, s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

~ The Nov York W0rld ssys there ara
three hundred Administration spies 10 Chat citv.
The cancastaa says they cost flty thousand
dollars q month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

r. The Richmond Ezsmizsr Of the 6sh
states ihas forty Thousand men have recently
passed through Cumberland, Nj, TO reinforce
Grant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

WOUNDED We regret to learn that Major
W B. Jones, senior proprietor Of this paper,
was wounded during lhs 6st day Of the fehs.
We DO not know whether be was severely
wounded or not-Lafayette Reporter.
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Third Anniversary of The Anassu1a
GOTREE On the I2ib-Bsnsft Of Atlantis
- Hospital Association.
soIREE on tAs l8lh-BsEsfs Of Tsnusssss
Relief Society.
Let the friends Of both GH The bsaso ca thsss
occasions.
Tickets S5-can Be procured s. The principal
book and drug stores in the city
Wa. h BARNES,
my7-1F Manage
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The Enemy BstlOsss Richmond and PstsTsB3rg
H. 10 pa1ninh rnnfaaarat. 81 tha 1nnh

The Enemy Botloees Richmond and PsssTsbSTg.
From the Raleigh Confederate, Of the 1sghI
No mail north OF west reached this city on yesterday
morning, consequently We are without che Richmond
papers OF Saturday. Through the Poiieness OF = gem
ilsmsn who came through, We were loaned : copy OF
the Petersburg Express OF Saturday, whiah contains
fail aecouutT Of the operations in that vicinity, which
ars highly interesting, from which re axtrsot TIE fol-
loving Particular, during the brief time The paper WA
in our possession;
tsrdRY afternoon, commencing at i've and concluding at
six O'Clock, which resulted In a decided repulso Of the
enemy. Port WRIthail junction is on the railroad, five
miles from Petersburg aud two from Swim creek bridge.
At i've O'Clock, two brig sdes Of the enemy, which moved
out from Bsrmuda Hundreds s"me time during Thars-
day night, and we're slowly snd cautiously advancing
during the day yesterday, attempted to cross the ield
OF Mrs. Howletss farm. immediately at the Junction,
but were met with a deadly fire from 600 Of ths 21st and
18th South Csrolina volunteers, commanded BY Col.
Graham.
Thee lines the enemy sssaysd to reach thu railroad,
coming with 3 yell, bat our men unaUed By sush music
and unintimidatsd BY such apparent ferocify, met them
with a steady hrp, causing them 10 rscoii and staggsr.
fr- N the bloody reception. They finally rsireated In
tsnt Ia the direction of Port Wsithail ls1diag- The
disparity Of numbers was too great for u 70 pursue,
bnt a gentleman present informs as tina. be never wit
nessed more gallant conduct on the part Of any troops
than vas displayed by The intrepid South CaroilniaDs.
Tbs enemy had artillery bHt used it with poor effect.
Our casualties were 25-two killed and taeniy-three
wounded. We had no artillery.
The object Of the enemy IN this movement was svf
IDENTIFY to tssr up the railroad and burn the bridge over
Swift creek they vii PROBABLY be heavily rein
forced. and renew tbs attempt 20 day, out We shah Be
betterpreparsdf for them, aud they viii not fare - vel
as they did yesisrdsy They lost heavily yssssr8ss Aat
carried off their killed aad usunasa
we regret that We are unable . Fzseass rs ssasss
Of our killed and rsunded - dsy. A saBakfsss ta.
mIttee, under Inc supegiuteE3snee - eeg sevsessA
Nj. Reuben RasiaRd veal cat asa aiSA1 sa4 a&k
them IN in he mcuEinR
A body Of Yankee cavalry. under ~ eaa1aad e
the notorious Culsuel Spears. sitsnpsed 70 craSs tks
B~iaekwsfer sissr ysstsrdss. At BlAskWs,er bridge. rear
liver.
fhey Eers handsomely repuised b. \ per ion q Gen
Gsnghaaiis brave Nerih Carolina troops. and retired Ont
Of sight. Que scouts frOm that section. report thia BODY
Of cAvsiry a. being quite fuFmidabls N nRmhefe-scas
estimating It as high as 3 900. At lAHt accoanta they
we're beading around towards the s0nres 81 the Hack
water Ia Pri0ee George. sud may endsavor to effect q
junction wit9 The ensny now az City Point. We ksr
that she Sussex aad Prince George people viii Bufsr
grsstiy from the depredsiiou1 OF these vandaiE.
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Il And His COURT !

By .. MuhIbech-
FFan the German BY A. DeV. Chaadr8H
THH PzhEzAsr hzs aeeesdsd only bT extraordinary
a e rE b sccOzpiahnE he publication Of his
gak e Nhieh even he North naFe s. yat no trans
aL M Ehszdr11 hsz acQuttsd herself most mas
ks1F e Lkas GEeulf ass, n consideration % Ehiaa
s1t nl SaFyushk Eaz awarded % her
NaE RszdT Vel. Iss. at Ss.5S.
~ razz4r dzzecz-t . tie tssde.
s. Z. GOETZEL-
~ Hoais. A.
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Wanfel.

S0 BOXES Tosssss for sals-ia IS notes At
w By 2. P PEAsE
uyl0 81 Commission HarahsnE
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- 4 has bsen said for a loue while that our
trans-M Mississippi army bad its Pries, and if is
now reported that us iuelinnd % steele.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

~SIGSIFiCANr POLITICAL MovEMEET-rhe
Republican Convention. which vas appointed
to meet in Baltimore on the 9TH day of June
nsxt, to nominate their candidate for President,
has under confederation the prcpriety of post
poniug the TINA Of meeting. Il is significant.
It shows that Lincoln is growing fearful of hs
reelection. The esll urges, amongst other Fsa-
sous for the postponemsat:
The country ia not now IN q condition to an
ter iRto 8 presidential contest. Il is very in
portsnt chat all parties friendly to the Govern
ment shall be united in support Of q single can
didate, and that when { selection shall Be made
it shall be scquiesced in By sll Eecfi0ns Of the
country, and by Rll branches Of he loyal party.
Il ID equally clear that such unanimisy cannot
az present DO o~htsined, and il is not believed
that it can be reached as early as the day named
BY you for tho National Convention. Upon the
result of the measures adopted by the admins.
tEation 10 finish the var during the present
spring and summer viii depend the wish Of
the people TO continue ia power their present
leaders, or to change them for those from whom
they may expect other and mors satisfactory
results.
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CnYFRRERATE TAI.

IL esrsozs NhO rave not registered thsir busi-
a ns71 81 profession are %qTirsd 70 do - and
usrUhaats scd otkeu srs rsqIrsd % Eazs ther qczr-
tsglT rasurns By he sdLh ef HEg.
Ths Arasz.crs eHes Z 1Fxt 17or % wis =
FoznFas store O5ss hours ; q y A = ard . 70 s
J. -. WILLIS.
wzTTTs Collector TTLh Distinct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

knssher Yszkee sGeameF BIswn Up.
The following official dispatch was received At the
department. headquarters, In Charleston. S. c., Tuesday
morning;
NEAR JACKSONVILLE, May 9. via Columbus, Hay
I9-An0ihsr Of The snemy's neaine2 was blown into
fragments this morning By a torpedo In the 81. Johns q
short distance below Jacksonville. She had two guns
aboard, and was towing a schooner. The lstter escaped
l. is not known how many lives were loat. This Is the
third steamer which hiss net III g fac II the st. Johrs
within tho last forty days.
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Judge MEFchbanks is here.
DR.. Bsuis, of Msssy's brigade, nearly caught q round
shot yesterday.
Cen. Bate and Gen. ChsathAm are at the extreme
front. havs thsir commands In excellent position, and
are in exOeHe1; health. Gen. Stewart is wide awake
and constantly in the saddle.
Iisan that the brave and accomplished inspector
general Of CIsyton's brigade, was severely WouHdedi IN
the hght Of Monday afternoon, during which be direct
sd the line Of shsrpsnooteFE
Col Ben. Hin, the provost marshal general has been
ulaeed BY Gen. Johnston in command Of a rszerTs bri-
Sads, to operate upon outpost and other duties and 10
be thrown from point 20 point "A occasion requires.
Dol. I'm Is a gallant solder, an e~nergstic officer and
worthy Of any Ez1t imposed to bis keeping.
Sam Turney is dead He was for many years a
prominent politician in the mountains Of Tennessee.
He had : brother (EOpkins L Turney0 who represent
ID Tennessee for six years in the United States Senate
sud he himself has seldom missed = session Of the Leg
stature these thirty years. he wss a man Of ecesnsnC
life and manners, singular appearance and grsst shrs"d'
uess. Long will It be before the anecdotes Of bis quaint
savings and ways, will cease 10 sause thOse who knew
A;IS
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SAET FoR S. BLLs-we viii sell five hun
bred sacks best quality Virginia Salt, and win
receive in payment half the amount IN S. bills
and half in new currency, CT its equivalent
would also take some fOuEPer cent certificates.
Apply before 2O.h Nay to
SEAGo, PALMER & Co,
Salt Manufacturers,
myIO-3t Atlanta, Ga.
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Tbs BGals Of the Clouds.

Ths gale which broke over these hills last Eight
was h~iEhtfuIly magnificent sseisE that the god Of
war was 30 dilatory with his plans, the god Of the
wssther resolved, 1 suppose. 70 exhibit = little Of bis
hsudicraft, and GfIer a light skirmiAh Of clouds and
rain during the day, a desperate and prolonged con
flst was began at dark. The thunder rolled worss
than a whole battery of twenty pound parrot guns
and a Gre from the entire Yankee line would not have
Illuminated the fortified Elens more brilliantly than the
flashes Of lightning. What sights they did dlscloBe-
great masses Of frownfhg hills, crowned With cannon
ana muskssS; long rsvines, gIrded with lines Of battle,
or bivouac Ares, rsfscted In the broad mirror Of artif-
eiaI lakes, and far sway vistss full Of Hostile men, with
all the appliances OF war. The rain poured down in
black drops, IS big as mimic balls, aud at daylight,
whsn = sharp Aght began, the hills and hiIlsides were
running with creeks and canals Of water
To live out In such a storm is not very comfortable
you may be sworn. WHIST have done. Quoth l. thai
should condemn me to be SO pelteda The whiz Of a
bullet made s brief reply, and babe me thank my good
fortune that 1 am not IS he "Who died o. Wednesday"
/ dueked my head under my blanket, and waited until
the fring ceased. 1t did so in time for breakfast, and
that being finished, I fastened 70 a more c~ongeniAl
sfmoEphere, where if the rain fell, there is 8 tent cloth
above you, where II the shells hy, there is a lias Of
works TO protect you. I found the hospitsbls rife pit
Of my old friend, - where sit securely snd watch
the artillery duel over to our right A pretty sight 70
see, by ny vslori WAVERLT.
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FROM GEN. gOHNsT0N5 ARMY.
Tbs Progress Of ts Iassssnsses . rs Caps
4 Bssrk Of hsus-Ths sgrm cad Rs cOass

Tbs Progress Of 1s Iasestssssf q ts Gaps
a Bslsk Of hsms-TAs sgrm sad Is cOass-
qasnces, ste.s &c.
special csrrssponasnes Of tbs Appeal
In FROST or DALToE,
Wsdpssday, May II, 1854
Tks csatest.
10 oas Who Is not IN The centre Of the magnificent
Struggle which Is now going on around the DAiiOa gaps
enc fully spprsslats the prseiss nsture Of the conflict
Il dscsives ihslf So much as Il deceives others. Being
altogether a strategic affair, designed 10 sasctpesitions'
l. moves and countsrmcves Its points svsry hour In the
day The design OF the snsmy is evidently our rear,
but the movements Of Polk, LOrins and French, and the
concentration Of the Georgia Stats forces on the enc
hand, with the eouJseturAbie presence OF Morgan
through East Tennessee, very naturally check and re-
strain his limits I can only say that We want nothing
better than an advances on Rssaea. Gen Forrest Il ex-
pestsa TO appear on she board before many days. and
/ than Iook cut for deeds.
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u We have little positive news from any quarter.
We have reason 70 believe that the Tine OF s1s read
from Ws,dGn to Petersburg Is oiearsdof the enemy ana
that prompt measures are On foot 70 repair damages
and put II ia running order. The telegraph ought gson
10 be working as far Rs PsfershEg- From Richmond
Wa can get nothing go far. and our msiu doubts and
fears have reference to the opes ai0ns OF the enemy Ia
the Immediate vicinity OF that city This has been the
point from which We have always apprshendsd the
sreaiestdanger. Pc hsps We may be enabled to piek up
some news before going to press. IN the meantime We
cannot help 70 ling uneasy. For Lees army, II its sup
plies can beskept up we have no fear. Neither have
We any fears in fefsrsHee 10 the position u things ia
he Southwest We think the dispositions there 8 =
such IS VIII enable Johnston 70 prevent any attempt Of
tbs enemy.t 10 reach At an.a and 10 punish HIM severely
Whenever 8 battle actually takes place. Al we wRut
nos Is to be relieved Of cur Immediate fears for Rich
mond. The eDemy's measures have 5esn most Gun.
ningly taken Wilmington Journal. l0h.
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n
TEz aaEeEzi zes5 have LA SAY entered lzao & %,
i partaarlhiP Under hsstyls and erm Of
MSfeheFI g WiaOzsR1,

FOR the purpose Of carrying en- q CO4EIsSIoN
BUSINESS a. Tie old stand q A. W. Aifchsl, Han
Ter street., aear he corner q whitehall street. At
!snsa. Ga Strict sttsntion viii De gwen = AL cen
A. ". AITUHEEL.
spt qa J. ?. W0ODSON
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TEN ABLE-BeBIED NEGRO MEN
HAKTED!

T WILL nay he b z1sst cash prices Eog Il No. Z
Z NEGRO KAN in funss 10 EaL Those hsTinE
such for sale Hfu cal c1 Spence 4 Co.. Dseaiur
street. AssztA Ca E. STEADMAN,
mvT ~ LarreEcssfls. Ga.
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Hickory Stripes.
E700 YDs. Of hickory STRIPES Tor sais sy
OaVU p P PRAISE.
C0mzis sigu Merchant.
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II azEz pzss rssass az Tor us
IL p peaSZ
mFttIw Gsnuaso1 Nsses1k
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SUGAR.

A LOT Of shoies Brs-a sugar fr als b.
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