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The A5ssisEPPtGz, in publishing the follow
ing article, Gays; l. vas written by ; gentleman
who is represented as ~ Influential citizen Of
the Northwest, has been submitted to Us for pub
Eeaion. We hsvs no acquaintance whatever
with tho political anieesden,s Of the author, but
the article itself contains sound political views,
and We insert it upon is naked merits;
The active living element Of every political
psTty is the radical siemsnt, which, in its efforts
for ~ssceHdeney, keeps itself somewhat concealed
BY pushing forward the milder elements of It's
organizations, and this is universally trus and
susceptible Of universal application. and ssps-
cislly in France, England and the United States
It was, DOUBTLESS, sn i~Etuiivs kuoHledge of
this great truth which led the S1uthsrn masses
to dIsIust that political organisation in the
North composed Of a large remnant Of the old
Wing party and the Abolition faction of Nav
England with Fremont as its leader, and to re-
fuse no longer 10 wsib when that party bseias
successful upon the Chicago platform in elect
ing Abraham Lincoln.
Il is also true shat when \ party gets perms-
uently in power il is the radical element which
invariably controls is action. This is ~illus,rz-
ted By the administrations Of tAis couRtEy ard
England but more empbalicslly ia tia psTtied
lar administration of Ar. Lincoln than any 9TH
or
I. IS not wonderful, then, that the leading
men of the South, veil understanding She thsO
~ Of poitics, should sound the Siam 10 season,
and srouss the people to active and e~fsetuAi
resistance to tbs inevitable Ac.ion Of & party
whose active element Was q fsnslieai faction,
whose Ev0Hed doctrines wers inimieal srd most
deadly 20 tbs desTests interests Of the South
Bat whiio tss SoG.h exhibited superior sagsc-
IN correctly estimating the fu.urs seHon Of
the Republican parry, It Is most wonderful how
blind Is IS 70 the Necessary results of the rein-
statement Of his Democratic party in power
1t seems thsE Slugbsrn leaders have neglected
70 notice az equally true pineiple Of party &C
ton, which IS, that where tbs party in power,
indnlges 10 extreme measures Of a particular
class, tie opposite party. succeeding to power,
oaly Tbvsrses sha seton cf its pred esssor.
Invariably pushes It's sctioa OF the sgue
home 20 tie opposite extreme" II thsy
uodeJsts0d shis IS we Do :hsy wsuld cease
30 complain Of he action Of tbs Northern d.
nnoeraey in pushing forward the milder elemcurs /
OF its orgsniza zion for the purpose of securing
z1ore immedialo success, in which success lsys
mach bgPe foT the South 10 view Of the party
pseGiisTitIes here silnded TO-.
900 MILES ABOVE ST. LOUIS
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Alarm, RrInnae.

HEKDQuARTEEs ADAMS BRIaADE LOBIses DIYI- I
SION, near Demopolis, AS, March IA, ls64. )
At a mseting Of the hsld oflesrs composing BdEE.
dier-9en- Adanss brigade, 10 read the separate rss0iu-
tons Of the 9Th, l4th, 18th, sd and 2ssh Mississippi
regiments and LIST Confederate battalion and LookoHt
battery, composing Gen. John Adams brigade, Gen.
John Adams wss called to the chair, and capt Thomas
Gibson appointed secretary. After which Col A E.
Reynolds. Of the 2sih Mississippi regiment, made a no
a,n 70 appoint = COMMITTEES Of three to draft resolutions
expressive OF tbs sense Of the meeting, vhsreupon Col.
Reynolds, Col Lowry, Of the 9th Mississippi, and Major
LsWrenes, Of The l4ih Mississippi, were appointed, and
in q few MINI ss submitted the following prssmbls aud
resolutions, which were unanimously sdsp Cd:
That, whereas, the different regiments, battalion and
battery OF this brigade having anAniuously re enlisted,
aud having drawn up and presented the br gsdisr gen
eral eonnsniing the following resolutions IS adopted
by their respective organizations embOdyins their
views; Therefore, be Il
Resolved, That the briRadlergeasrai cOmmandi-g
be requested 70 forward the separate resolutions Of
each command 10 s1eh public journals as therein con
IElnsi, VITA the request that they be published.
Resolved. That We are proud 10 s'mmAnd troops
that have exhibited 90 much seirit, Decentralization sud
patriotism, and confidently believe that when the
hour Of : ial comes they will prove themselves equal
to any and all emergencies.
Resolved, That ths assignment Of Lieutenant Cen
era Polk 20 this department. has gvsa universal salts.
faction, and the souary msy rely upon his sbil y and
energy TO carry Us sueeessfuly thr ugh every difficulty
that may srise, and We are proud TO say that our army
has unbOundsd eonhdsnee ia the glorious old chlefIsiD.
Resolved, Fhst in our division eeRmander, MAJOR.
General W. II LoFing, we recognize an accomplished
omser, hlgh-;oned gentleman snd trus PARROT His
reputation had prses5ed him frcm Virginia, where h
ksd won for himself in = brilliant campaign in the
western part OF that State. unfsding lsurels. HIS as
sisnmsut TO this department threw him among sirau-
gers, but they soon lsHned to love end honor him, and
now both officers and prvates feel that where L9rng
leads all viii follow with the most perfect confidence.
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and rssolu
tons be published Iu the AisSissiypiGR, Mobile papers,
Memphis APPEAL and Brsnd3a Republican.
Resolved, Tat 3 copy of tbs soose resolutions be
sent to Lisutr Gen Polk and Major General LOrtng.
JOHN ADAMS, Bdg-Gsn, Chairman.
THoa. GIBSON, Secretary.
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nUs BonE BY We RTyER %
Respectfully Dsdfcassd q sHssea s4gIe ana I.oa
M-+...', Of vioEsbuig, Mia


Not In the IAcd Of the o5zrgs grove.
Where q thousand fruits perfume the cir,
Whsrs the uintry winds but sslEOm rove,
And the face Of the earth is ever fair;
Bat o. the banks Of the mighty stream
That laves two worlds with It's swelling lido
OF there Is the homo Of which dream
Cur happy home by the river sids.
IT was thsre We saw, IN TIE early spring,
When the san revived the earth's cold breast,
The swallow come, with Its glossy wing,
To live once more IN It's oldsu nest;
And my troubled heart excisims, How long
TIN the sxiiss bail, with grateful pride,
The returning spring. with Joyous a0aR,
In thsIr own home BY Che river SIDE
But shi the halls where our youthful feet
Were wont 70 tread IN their loved employ,
Are the c ,uneh halls where Vand1s meet.
And ehisftains giost, in their savage joy,
Der q people prostrsts In the dust,
Ger fallen rIgdts, HeaVin's power dsfsd,
And an arm Of asah Is the fOsman's trazt,
IL our loved home by the river side.
And now the yoi,e Of the turtle dove
Is heard again IN our stricken land,
And our thoughrEgo back to ths scenes We love,
Withered and cursed by q hiretng band
We think OF the hoWerE we planted there,
And wonder II they, 70 us denied,
VIII bloom again, IS of yore, 50 fair,
In our own home by the river side.
Will the crimson bloom grow deeper Sill
The toueh Of q tyrsnt's hand 10 feslt
VIII the oral boss their sweets dlstil
Whilst ths sunlight falls on Vsndsl stseii
And will The bud Ia ths blue coat worn
The sooner fade, Its disgrace 20 hide,
When from thu gtem 70 is rudsly torn,
In our OWE loved home by the river Edsf
VIII the voice Of empty mirfh be heard
In the home for which our tears are shedf
Can q true hearts, depths u Joy be stirred
In the place where Tru'h Gnd Right lie dsEdR
Alas, my seal Il Il not for thee
To rend the veil 80 many hAys tried
Be Il sosR or late, but let me see
Our own loved home By the rivsr side.
Father in Hesvs1l There Is q stream
That issues forth from the eacsfUt Throne,
And the suclisht here Il derc 3 beam;
And tbs fields are there for the righteous s0Wn
II may De my lot 70 wander moro
Over troI5lsd seas and storms TO ride
Grant me. St last, on the other shore,
An endless home BY that rivers side
ColambuS, Ga, February 26, 1864.
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y Letters from Canton, Miss, say that Ger,
Sherman during bis occupancy Of that place,
issued special orders That uoihing should be de-
stroyed, alleging that hs wished his srmy to
oommit no depredations west Of Pearl river,
This was perhaps intended as small bid 6T
frssson. HIS order, however, was not generally
observed as many Smuggling soldiers entered
houses and stole such things as they could car
y. Only one or two houses we're burned. Ops
letter states that the number Of negroes follow
ing them was ten thousand. TIE people were
literally stripped Of corn, meat and mules. The
Yanksss expressed $ perfect contempt and
hatred for the negroes-Hishsd they Wsrs all in
the Gulf Of Mckee, but they did not want
Soufberners 70 have them, IS they supported
Z ebsl srmiss.
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The OuIaw. an mIssI..IPpL

From the Mobile Tribune.l
We learn from No L. B Lindsay, agent for
the Pioneer express company, who erTivsd yes
terd2y from Jsckson, Miss, that the Yankees
had al crossed the Big Black, going ives: to-
ward Vieksbu,g
He reports ,6As Col Hurry Many hsd made
many arrests OK the Jones County outlaws aud
deserters-ihst he had hanged fAtssn aud that
hve more bad been sentenced, and the day APP
pointed for their execution.
Our informant bad seen some Of Col MaurY's
men, who told him that that gallant cficsr was
determined 10 break mp tbs gang efsesuslly be-
fore he left the county. Tue loyal ciEzsns Of
the county were rendering him every assistance.
We 6re also indebted 20 Mr.. Lindsay for 4
copy of the Brsndon RsYn5lieaa of the 81 inst.
It has tbs following ia relation to these Jones
eoEnsy ~TufiaDs;
Ssversl gentlemen, who hEve Travelled through
ths shove named counties, inform us that they
are full Of dsseTtsrs, and that they have banded
themselves together 10 resist any forces that
may be sent 70 capture them. On THURSDAY
lsst they went TO PSulaing snd took twenty-fvs
wagon loads of corn, and ordered a number OF
the citEens who had become obnoxious 10 them
10 leave the Safe within a given time, or that
they would kin them They had visited Paul
ding once before and taken thirty loads Of eorn,
and We learn that they have killed several prom
inent citizens.
In Smith county, they ordered J. d W.
DuekwoTth, W. H. Queries, Lsughlin Me.
1sughiin, and Hen. G. W. Stubbs 10 leave
Mr. D~ackwortb, the she,iG, LETT. Mr.. QIsTlss
refused TO leaves and on Friday last, hayire
learned that they Lad pickelsd his heuse, boz
70, K his gun and wont cut to meat them. and
when 8 short distsncs iTom bis residence
he discovered them in the woods in fba
act OF. firing at HIM He shot ard killed one M
them. when the ether shot him Ia the noek
woanding him severely. Hs then shot sod
wounded the ether, and returned homs. The
cllzens OF other counties are reported to ba tar.
Ibly alarmed a. the threats and actions of thssa
bands of d~essTtars, As they well may be, if an
reports are true.
Col Mayors has gene to see Gen. POLK
20 ger hun to oheT = pardon TO- those msp mo-
ylded tAsy VII return to duty, when be thinks
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Ths Grad Rs.ul.. = .as sherman EIps.

A telegram from Cincinnati, ds.ed lhe Oh,
gives the following account Of ShsTmaa's disA5-
irou5 failure. l. IS Intended 70 quiet The North
under this unexpected disaster:
Gan. Grant ca his way East, in Conversation
with > distinguished Ohio cEcer, expressed
himself entirely satisfied with the s~ilua5ion Of
military affairs. Hs spoken the highest terms
OF Gen. Saermsn's expedition, which had given
he rebellion the EaTerest blow since the capture
Of VicksbarE. Gen Sherman has destroyed
forage aud provisions enough 70 Eubsisl the Tebel
army from three 70 six months.
In one place Gen. Sherman Destroyed over
two million Of dollars worth Of properly. IN
other places be destroyed immense stores. Tbou-
sands Of bushel5 Of corn AID isTEs quantities =
Whsss were set On Ere and consumed. He
brought IN large drovss OF cattle, several thou
ssEd head Of mules, eight thousand negroes,
and over four hundred prisoners, With bui Tit
Ing loss in msR and materials 0E or sisa- La
addition 10 this. By tie destruction Of very ira-
portant railroad lines, Gen. ShsTuan has &c.
leased Sen McPherson's eorps iron doing guard
duty along the Mississippi, and restored them 70
Eeive service.
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$40 REWARR-

SIOLEN from he subscriber on We5nss5Ry. Lr
~ lse iustasS a SOAREL HORSE With . White
spot l. HH frstssd sad horse Is a5Out SIX years
old, Ecms Aftsen bands higa- Be hsd On = black
quilted E-dd-s new bride and narlinEals. lunhiscksdg
the horse. bride sud saddle. Il delivered 70 re II -.
isata, sud th= s~ddi-i9usl reward q one h-uGred cot.
Jars FOR suHllsnt eFidsnc- % convict tie thief WhQ
stole him J. W. PRICE II D.
mhTT 81 Atlanta Ga
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List e UAessAzca RretzhH Received as ths
so1tAern Express CozRany, march ~.
1854
L Charles SpEnn. pkg; John Henderson. pkg; 8.
= Wright Pkgi ID CuT-n, bdi; J R0biuSos, *
Capt ~ sni,n, boil Nc NevTs0ns. bx; J Horback.
pkgi J ship, bxi G. " r ynolds. 5 obs; CAPT D
Hammock, ruak - Core, 81 PDsvsrGux, bl
Tbs above hsisht = stored a. owners risk and az.
pense, and "a liable 70 be sold for charges, Y not called
tor v DUNHINa, o. r. Clsrk,
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IRON tao esnp efthe 5iih Virgins rszinsZ resr
A Dalton, On the night q tbs ia iustskf- tsc
BAY AAEBS-one 3 compact dark Cas, viii a E.sr
N tn foreheEd-tks 0thss q light bay They usy
have found thzi- way into sszs Of lls cihsr e5n-
man4s Ct tie army val psy reward 1f Hly DOL
lsrs for thair return % ny camp.
JN0 I WADE.
mill q L~ifut-CcIorsi E,h -. Rarfnnt
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A ThE PoR sETTLEAEBT.-Oae noticssble
feature in the busines Of tia country, the re-
s9li Of the workings Of the new currency law.
Il tas general anxiety Of debtors to liquidste
thsir indebtedness. A great many settlements
are being made just now, that would, under
oihsr circumstances, have probably bsen post
POaed. So much good, al least, viii be sccon-
,l1ula9
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PRISONERS AT JdHNsoS's IsLAED-Col. b.
d. Fry, Of The 18Th Alabama, writing from
JohnsOn's islsni, January 2s.h, 1854, says F.:
There are fifteen officers Of my regiment here,
with myssf-Capisins Chambers, Taylor and
Allisoni L-eu,eRsHts Kzmp, Sellers. Moore,
SHong, Glasgow. Burgess, Robinson, Meswsin,
Ford, Reeves, Pond and Ellis, ard al Of them
ale we'll"
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TO HOLDERS OF TREASURY NoTFs-

tkAAsVRf DEPARTMENT, DEPosIrARY-s OFF1cr
Atlanta, Ga. February q. 1854
OefaAeates for four per cent. bonds, under h La.
aetof VonsFes@ can be received from thls data uBa,
APrA 49, a. thisemse. To Iacfltsts the tsaussvss,.s
ne lArEs amount Of basinsss d~Svolsing on ne. ,uV-
sSA ne holders Of notes, hat thsy arraags tbsn.
PlASHSsoe, N packages Of the sane dsa5alaaaoa.
SUNS OF $500 sloOO. 5000 and slo0oQ
JOHN ". DUNCAN
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DR.. JOHW M. JOHNsOr

TENDERS kb tsr7sess 70 ire prble Ha eHss rr
4 On Dsc8tT strsst. a fsw dJors s10Ve he Trc1f
House, Essr Hlunicuts 4 TsyI5rs drug store, where
De Wi b pleased 10 rscsiTe biz srmy nisust and al
dsh-rA
Re refers q surEso1s J. P Logan, v. > Wet
mors iEUd and ". b Brown TnhIs w
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DA young man in Monroe county, Mis-
sissippi, whose father had been killed and dis
house and all its contents burned by the Yam
KEGS, recently went to q house where a wounded
Yankee had bean left, and was IL q fair way of
recovery, and shot him through the head. One
in YANKEES hospitals is rstaIistsd.-AaeeS Goa
fsdsrsts.
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FOB SALE.

Iez YDS. EEqLTsH WOOL PLAINS,
fOi FoF InysEusut-Oholcs Bra-da To5sceo.
HOUSE sid LOT.
On Pssehtrss street q goos home aa# q coed piEcs
for y5lr money.
100 COZ Cigars.
Cotton Rope.
Scotch SuuH.
30 bb VluegaF.
eco bushels Neal,
Cho e Strands Smoking Tohacco,
, bblA real Cane syrup,
Sat, S0ds, etc, etc. On couEUnsst and
for Isle BY l. 2. DAVIS
C3mmis8isn Merchant.
nhiI w SeEch rec street
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Any person from Fennsssss bs7ias 81 Iatsr,st IA Tie
proceedings of tts C0afsdarsie s.s.ss Court. ruse-
tia Ssqassir4sca As vii fad the ree5r5l sd "a
Fsrs from Nashville in ACsH-a. Georgia Trq1irs s.
tbs transportation sEss, WhiisEzu street..
LIZ L.
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y Rumors were current IN Mobile on tie
18Th, that Gen Dick Taylor engaged = party Of
Fsdsrsls on the Tsehe, som days ego, and
whipped them badly Tit news is said to have
been brought by a Government agent.
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YANKEE BLAsPHEMY.-A Yankee so,ro,
pendent closing an account of tbs haiti ~
OlusLse, Florida, says;
An officer who was in the thicksst of Tia
fight from its beginning to its cissa, when al
cd how be felt, replisd-"T was mad. rnsd ali
over, and I'm afraid did some tall swssrino-
even with an oath upon my lips, thougs 7
thought Of eternity and the prospect befoTs ma
and ] couldn't help believing that the end ms,
tiled the means, ! gave my Oaths for NV conn.
try, and my soal to my God"
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80 FgEWARn

WILL Be pad fer IN sssaysd COW, o. a s.a
~ brown eolT VIA vide spreading hcrns. Vs-y
hoay sns isrgs Apply >. he sore OF
mhIs = D.SE
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A letter received from The camp Of Glib
soa's brigade signed " I" IS not accompanied
by Tie lame Of the author. This is one, and az
imperative reason, why il does not sppesT.
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PIANO FOE SALE

i Esvsn octave Pszr Keyed Piaas Tor
n ale. via stool sad eo5sr 10 Dsrssc 9-5s-
Py a. the stors Of -R -
mhl5 ~ r--.---.
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~ Il appears from q letter Of the c0mmisE
sloser of pensions, that only twelve Of the
Revolutionary soldiers are now living, whose
ages range from ninety-four TO one hundred and
Gvs years, and whose pensions only anouai TO
from tEsHiy-fouT to ninsty-six dollanS per an
Rum.
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- Ths daughter Of Mr. Sawyer Hayward,
OF New Orleans, was aecidsutly burnt to death,
on he All instant, whilst playing On the beach
al Mississippi City.
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= See the advertisement of Mr.. L. B Davis.
He has q fine article Of seEarE which be is sell.
ing on commission. Give hiw s call.
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Why should man when he is about to die,
bsgpeEth As much money as possible to his
wite7 Because her next husband may be 9
poor fellow without Q dollar in bis pocket.
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4 IL ps-sous Indebted % tss kts Ara o. Pssss &
"a Dssis srs hsr-b7 E0ddsJ o Fay their hisrisf-
ness Ga or before The 20-l Of March. A. the C--Getr-
rata c1reucT q tbs present lssLs vii Be Tsfussd BY
.hs bsnks ahcr the 23I Of Eis m5--h-
uss9-J r. p PHASE.
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II, u. .4CTO9.

VI III UT
News Sess fer the Army sr TesRsssse,
n AGENT FOR
The Memphis Daily appeal.
MAJ Oauisr, Brigade sud Res nsniai News szsrts,
Will be sspFisd IS h~sres1fars with Daily Papers %
eighteen 10 tEsnt7 esEtz-asO daily papers a. the
ooE1tsr At twenty i've csniA.
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u Il NJ ICY

HREE CEEERS FOB Or JACK EOgGAE-
Z By Eugene kEyu- nd. Price s 81
EISGDJH COMING or sons CT The ~Contrbsrd-
81 Jung Dy the Isl Tennessee opera TrouPa. Pucg
$50
GOODBYE At z DO0R. an Eagbh Ballad
By S clover r &c s. 50
FaDaD F~L0WEES-by James PoEszs-ysry
pJp1Iar. Price siA
BLACEHAR & BRO
nhIl pc Auzusfa Ga
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PORT POwELL.-Thsrs was 10 ueWs hom
the fort last evening The Wind was so high
eli Gay that the usual beat failed % 20 down,
and net even an oyster beat came up
II the opinion that thu enemy viii resas
shortly in disgust, and that Old Abe will Be
anzous to know who threw that Lass brck
Nozzle Trtbsas, l6h.
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~ Col Wn. Allen, Of the Ist Alabama cav
airy, las been commissioned bngadier- general
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Il The total amount funded IN Mobile, up
ts the 10Th inst, was 81. 81 500.
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u About two million dollars were funded 3
Selma Up to ihe 18th inst
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CIR A IN CT
CHS. T. FUTILE,

ERSrGTer and Designer,
HAs located in the city ct Auaats Ga FOR III.
II pCrpges Of csrTying o. TIE shove bu1i1ssE
C-rds Tor buss nssK souEe., SEAS ros Coun rRrus
B4EkE Cheeks, Wedding and Adareg 4Izr-s 49,.
sousiy sng5sYeai J7Feiry and AiiyerwEFs nsstlv
weed fer books ana 1sTsPzpe-a etc.
Orders ieft a. LGEs1sE or Weeds TsvsI-v ss-s
soie,sd.
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SALT! sALT!-Ae bAues to 1rd Jour uorsy
The s~1b5eHbe-s cau use che hundred thousand
dollars, Prs5sn. curreEcy, nreeeised b lie z21
instant Therefore, they propose 70 sell easugh
best quality Virginia SAT- to realize iba auoala
St sixty cents per pound Remit By express.
SEAGO, Palmer s. Co.
mhl2 o. Atlanta Ca
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FOR SAFE.

TOU or Ave thousand Ia. o. SaAFIAaa and
" LII Il guol cr1er-s Crc1iE SzW n h11
condlrcu for use. I'D one hacizredi as0, a pair gf
ans nHt Stones. Eisa spiniis and aPt urtsuaEces-aL
OF uhich nay B. -sea Is ny HiI, ni1e niles HsEt o.
Larsyete. AahEms
fps Pm - aAAEtN-I0h
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TAX IN KND-It was supposed that tmt
law would be more unpopular and insf1cen'
thsn has been the csse. Gel Larkin smi.D'
who has charge of the taxes in kind i0r tae
auartermhstsr's department., reports tnAl tne
system has proved q marvellous succe's' almost
the only great sueceis of the Administration
In Euiso of carelessilsss, in spite Of Wonton
wasting and damage 10y heating Of grain in hulk
and BY exposure to ihs weather-in spite OF all
this, vast quantities. Of provisions Of all sorts
have hssn obtained. The law has worked I'D
mirabIy, in making res contribute to the .uP.
port Of the army, VII, could have been reached
ia no other way, AID who would have sworn
that they had not . grAin of corn or an ounce
Of meat to sell. If the lower grades Of ON
Gals would bat do their duty, and take better
care of supplies gathered from the Peopls, there
would be little or no ~grumbhng on the part Of
the latter at the burduns imposed By law. They
fully appreciate the necessity Of feeding th'
army, but do INST like to see the waste that hs'
taken plnce.