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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

x Lie9teDeDtCol. Sam Meade, in tho
msnth of January lsst, crossed the Tennessee
river with sighteen men and captured, after a
short contest, twenty-five Yankees and FIVE hun.
dred horses. The Ysakees bad crossed at Gun
tersville to Beach island, and captured some
horses belonging to cur troops While absent
on this expedition, Gel. Meade, then Captain
Meade, crossed and attacked tho force left in
charge of the camp, and made captures "a
sbOvo stated. Col. NJ. succeeded Ia bringing
on the Yankees and about seventy horses.
Wa learn that Col Ms captures amounted
to about $4,000 per month. The horses be
sells at Wsrrenton Gs from seVenty-fve 10 two
hundred dollars.
Col. h. is now engaged in raising battalion
for similar service against tho marauding usr-
ties of Yankses.-Setma Reporter
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The act suspsndiaR The Wit OF hsoe-S o'i
m. sxuirss. s. its own limitation, sixty days
.ftsr tho meeting Of the new Congress, and the
Rlcbuoud gFIic sx presses sbe opinion that Is
iii ,o, h. rsnaur.d and doubts If even the at
tempt viii Be made. We hope 80, and IN the
intsrvsl vsuId be PLEASED TO find that its pro-
visions were eutir,ly ignored by the central
Gsvcrnmsnt As Georgia has declared, it"is
an alarming ssssslt upon the constitutional
power of the courts, and upon the liberty of the
people, without au.F existing necessity 70 e1-
cuse it, snd beyond the power of sny possible
sRcsssity to Justify IT," This is now generally
admitted, and it is as universally expected the
act Of Congress win remain dead letter.
Nothing elss viii Istisfy the thinking public.
In the meantime here are ample provisions, Of
undisputed constiiutionality, to reach all the
classes Of crime enumerated IN the suspension
act. Let these, and these only, be resorted TO-
The #Aig ssys ths pSsssge Of the Dill is un'
dsrssood 10 have baen, in the main, concession
on the psrt Of TIE Legislative body to urgent
suggestions from snothsT branch Of the Govern
meat. This appears from the proceedings an
shorized to be made public. Thsta mistake
was made as to ths need for legislation OF thu
character is beyoni question-Ana the legisla
ton iaself thsrsiors, stands without justification
The sct Is much to be deplored, since it mar
the harmony Of noble struggle which unite'
people are msking for independence, convey
abroad false idss of ths state of things exist
ing among Us, And constitutes : dAngerou
precedent for she future, Doubtless, most
the msmbers who voted foE the messure now re
zrst it, and Will b, as glad as the Legislature o
Georgia to see it " blotted from the record Of on
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TRANspoRrs IN A CLOSE PIacs-wa h.

TRANSPORTS IN CLOSE PLACE.-We lesrn
from reliable authority that Gen Ross, with bis
command, is at YaEoo City, and Gen Richard
son and command is at Sidon. The Yankee
gunboats and transports which were at Green
wood, few days since, are between Eidou and
Yszoo City. We ara of opinion that they will
burn their transports and pass down The river
with their gunboais. The river, it is said. ia
falling very fast. Il Is pity bat what Ross
had trap 70 catch 'em in as they try 10 run by.
LotsT --Slaee tne ABOVE was in type we learn
which he captured ak pieces of artillery. he
has plAntsd them on the bank of The river. and
having two already planted, maize eight BE
sent dispatch to Richardson 10 drive the bosts
on, his trap was set for them. The news is that
Richards0nis driving them on, and Il is assted
BY the knowing ones thAs If they do not cross
the shoals By next Wednesday, they canBot do
30, on account Of the water falling SO rapidly
SOsthsFH Motive, oh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

= a correspondent Of tAe Richmond EH-
sHsrsT estimates the troops under siSel, in the
lover part Of the valley Of Varginis as fellows /:
At Hsii Town, four thousand at Chsrlestovn.
two thousand; at hArtinsburg, thrss thousand !;
ai Ksarnsville, Dufield and other poiats On tbs
railroad, eighteen hundred The Baltimore and
Chic railEosd is very strictly and closely guard
ed. Large numbers Of negToes are being gath.
cred together ct CharlestOwn, for the purpose Of
eiGhsr moving military stores or making an ad-
vance. The Fsdsral soldiers say that they are
&c be ussd for ths latter named purpose Corn
Is selling for 81 IS per bushsl in Federal
money, whsn any Is sold.
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II In reply to the charges made by por.
ton Of the Northern press, that the pspers found
on DshlgTen had been tsmpsred with, and in.
tsrpolAtions and additions made thereto, the
Richmond SsHtiad says; "The papers have
been exhibited to the French consul in this city,
and they have bstn ordered to be- photographed
BY the State Department, and copies win be
sent to the cOaTts Of Europe. These fac Smiles
viii show whether there have been any inter.
linssiOus or efAIures, and they viii put to
shame the falsehaods BY which it is sought to
lessen the iRfamy Of 8 most st1ocious and utterly
dishonoEAbls purpose and endesvor.''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

TIE Pass CONyENTIoS.-We fad in the
C0Es1itH1iesaliss of Saturday morning lsst a
correspondence between the mayor Of Augusta
s1d the superintendent of the press association
the former tsadsEing the hosPitaHtiss Of The
city hotels, and the use Of the courtroom, to the
press convention, and the latter, in behalf Of the
profession, accepting the same. Ample ar
rsngenentE hsye been made 10 ensure an agree
abis visit 70 Augusta, on the occasion Of the
meeting, and It'll sxpeessd full representa-
ten Of De press Of the ConfederaeY.
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We learn from Capt Blown, of the Pioneer
express company, who arrived last night from
Columbus, that through tho untIEing labor and
energy Of Major Fleming and Mr. FreEenius en-
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, the two miles will
be completed TO Tibbss station to-day, and that
if is probable that train viii 60 up as far as
Columbus this or tomorrow evening. The reg
ulAr nail train, It is reported, VIII start posi-
lively for Columbus junction on Monday even
ing. He says the damage to the road BY the
Yankees was very great and the work Of re-
pairing IT, owing 30 the scarcity of materials and
labor has been very grest.-Ae6its Tribune,
25fh
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CHEAP SoAP.-A correspondent ofthe SOHah-
sFn Bssaer gives the following receipt for soap
making, and adds that il would be worth thou
sands IN the hands Of selfish person-but here
it is gratis Six pounds Of lard, fourth Of a
pound Of Tosin--beat up the rcsin-mix up all
together well. and set aside for Eve days, then
pat The whole into q ten gallon caSk Of warn
wafer, and stir twice day for ten days; at the
expiration Of which time you will have one hun
dFed pounds Of excellent scep.
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= The Tallsdega (Ala.) Reporter says In
shis section the prospect for fruit is decidedly
bad. Peaches and p,ans ere thought to be en-
'irely cut Of Wa may have few sPplss and
pears bat this is also doubtful as the cold has
been severe enough to injare fruit buds even
where they had not blooned out. The early
gardeners viii fud their labor lost.
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r The Richmond Whig Of the 24h under
stands that proposition Is pending, which, If
mutually sgTsed -, viii result in The exchange
OfsevsIAl thousand prisoners At once, and prob
ably relieve Dsnvills of sho large number quar-.
tered there for some time past. This arrange
mens viii be Qaits as convenient to both sides,
and to the enemy especially, As their great IS
eihties for transportation enable them to bring
up several thousAad as easily as the number re.
Gently sent 70 CITY Point
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INDUCEMENTS FOR MARRIAGE.-Beefis Is .ell
ing In our market at the very low price Of fop,
dollsrs pound, and poor article e that. Rnh
ter is ten dollars a pound, and eggs Eve dollar,
per dozen. Everything slse is sold in the same
proportion, ali "owin' 10 lhs blockade" We sun.
pose. How any young mAB can dream of mat
Timony in these times, Rhen "caliker" rnnpss
from fifteen to twenty-five dollars a yard. IA
something that others can better understand
than ourselves. To us it looks like insanity.-
Montgomery AdSsrsissT.
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-Four PER CENTS AND TAxEs.-we learn
from the Selma RsgoTssr that Col Smith, de-
p0sisaTy, IS adyitod by Mr.. Msmminger, that
the certificates, for four per cent bonds, viii be
received in payment Of taxes due In 1868, ss
well as 1864. Certificates for less than 500
viii not be issued hereafter and not more than
one certificate Is allowed to be issued to any
person, for any sim, however large, which he
may present for finding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

ANOTHER SURPRISE "A dispatch from
Boston to the New York World Of the 18Th says:
Mr. Wendell Phillips has just completed letter
Of cougralulstisn to the general committee Of
Tammsny Hall, which wiz appear in few dsys.
Il rscites the traditional power and respect in
which The Tammany society In its better days
ba5 been held, and csngratulAtes the country on
the accession Of T1mmany Hall to the ranks Of
universal Hberafion. The letter points out
clearly that Mr.. Phillips is in favor of some
earnest radical lilzs General Fremont
or General ButIsr--two men Of Democratic an
teeedsnts, and, therefore, the more likely to be
acceptable to the nsw converts of Tammsny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

TIE WHEAT CROP.-Ths Lexington Gazette
says the warm rain of last week, and the mild
days which have succeeded it, have made de-
eidedly favorable impression on the wheat fields
in that region. The majority of fields bssia to
look qEils promising.
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Nau Rsafnrd :

x a New Bedford paper tells of a most AK
trsOrdinary physiological fact. One Of the den-
tists there has met with man who rurninates
like an ox-sH his food, in due time, alter baine
swallowed, being returned to the mouth and rs.
mastiested. This iB done without any exercise
OF the patients viii, and is attended with The
same quiet enjoynent that Inarks the ceunte-
nance Of q running COW. The esse Il 10 bs ya-
ported ia the DsHfaL Cosmos
What = nasty Yankee q
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NOTICE.

OTFIcE IssPEcT0R PA TRAEs., A. T.,
Dalton March 60 1864.
y ot9ef 70 procure ths necessary number Of Muisa
= Iof toe pressnt use of this Army, will eXchsnge
ior seIsaekoie Mules bose that are in uussFvceHbie
co1dihon for tranHportatou payIpz rsaseusbla dif.
ference IN the price o. the animals
Tbs dsPot Tor unaerviceab.e Mules is now at Cal
houns ga Major J. p. Horbzsh OF CAPT. r p Dosz
viii give all information nscssEary 81 Atlanta and
Caps. q q Bslehsr Ct Oalhozn. Ga
o P. OHAFFEE
Major and Inspector PA Trans
rnh2s 2ss Amy Tsrpg7sss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

SALT SALT On and after Msndsy, 2ssh
March, We will continue 70 sell Virginia Salt as
heresoforee in exchange for produce and factory
goods, and will rsesive old ConfodsratO issues
at s33 per cent. discount, exceptthe 800 notes,
which will not be received.
SEAGO, PALMER 81 Co.,
mL282i Salt Manufacturers.
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SIEGE OF CHARLEsToS-TioO Ruadrsd o,J
Siziisfh Dag'-The enemy were spaiD busT
Thursday repairing damages to thaiF batteries
at Cummings point, and also ct work anon 10
d" Swamp Angel" a few saoss were exchanged
between sbe Morris island snd Jsmss island bSt.
tsries. The feet TemAinod quiet throughput
the dAy.--COErtsr,
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~ They spPsr to be enforcing the eOnscripl
act at Richmond with cOnmendable rigsr, spar.
ing none who are liable. Such Of the Richmond
ambulance committee as are Of the conscript
age, and not eshsIwiSe exempt except the Prssi-
dent, viee-presidsIlt and secretary, who bad been
exempted By the Secretary Of War, were re.
Gently bsfoFe the medical examining board.
Two Of than WsTti exempted BY the doctors be-
cause Of physical disability. The rest, thirteen
in number. wore eTdered to Camn Lee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

= The Richmond Sentinel states that letters
designed fuT Offices west of ths Mississippi may
be sent by tie express mail. Correspondents
should be careful to address their letters "per
express mail, via Brandon, Mississippi and
prepay the postage of forty cents on eseh sin
gls1etter CT half an ounce weight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

ARKAKaAs ELECTTOH.-By reference to the
appropriate column it viii be seen that Maj L.
o. Bridsvell is candidate for Congress from
the fourth congressional district Of Arkansas.
We understand be was placed in nomination. by
the Arkansas troops, or a portion Of thsm At
least, AID has accepted.
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$50 REWARD,

L1OR the recovery OF an OIL CLOTH CARPET
Il BAG stolen from the montgomery and WOst
Point train. 81 West Point depot. Saturday morning,
March l9ih. Said bag contained Z craving tools,
one hne oil stone, Ons supporter, and ether Little
t1nss. The finder viii sena 3 % he Memphis Appeal
oihes, Atlanta Tbs advertiser wishes 70 csrry bis
5usinsss with the oss oolE rnhs4 6t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

Y A doiing neither Of wEggish boy in
New Haven, having bottled Iol OF nice pre-
serves, labeled iham-" Pat up by Mrs. D."
Johnny, having discovered the goodies, soOn
ate the cChtents OF One bottle, ana wrote on tbs
bottom Of the label, Put down by Johnny
n
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TEL EGR APHIO.
Reports ef 20 80 -AesoUtntion.

Entered secofdng 70 act of Congress h tie year IsS
by J. 3. fHKAsEEH, In ths Clerks oE3cs Of the Dfs
Riet Court Of the Confsdsrsts States Tor the Horth
Iliatri.t o lsrrei-
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Y MsjOE-Gsn. Elzsy Is relieved from the
command Of the Department Of Richmond. and
assigned to sbs eomnand Of Tbs Maryland Hne.
He wiz, for the present take immediate com
Euand Of Camp Maryland
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

a Ths enlisted msn Of Hays Louisians bri-
gads recently presented e beautiful pair of
silver spurs to MsjOr John ". Daniel, the A. A.
G Of EsTly's division, eff the Virginia army
Ths spUrs bear a tributary Inscription.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

= Reports hare reached Us that the agents
oI q tne commissaTy department are impressing
me WORKING oxen and mich COWS Of the plsa,
ssLs n some et th9 river counties This looks
AHs ..l AlLleg tne aea that lays the golden egg
Of the proper sUthe5ites.
A correspondent whites rs thsi the evil con.
plAined Of Is the result Of sending out Young
gentlemen as imPFessing cficers, "who cannot
tel tbs difference between gentleman and q
lady cow"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

x There was rumor in circulation in Rich
mona on the Path, to the effect that Gen. Bum
side had appeared At Washington, NOrth Caro-
Ina, with large reinforesmeats. There may be
sOms probability in this report, as late United
States papers represented that Burnside was Or
gsniEi1g a. expedition at Annspolis, Nd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-28

IxCollE TAx.--Ths commissioner Of taxes
has decided that fur per cent. certificates are
receivable for income tax and dues.
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Y For the tTooes which may be raised after
the present call for troops hes been sstisGsd.
the country expects TO rely upon the blacks,
NsS0 K0rk Pest,
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z Augusta county, Va, will have Con
fedsrsts tax of S2OOO,OOO to pay under he new
law, and we sec It stated payments are already
being made at The rate of $25. 600 day.
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FmR SALE

A PLANTATION, e1ntsinisE four krndrsd rcres
~ eight aud bali miles Eo1th Of R-rls Ga0reia On
ms loosa river. one hundred acres open lard ar
under good fenee-ab0ul sixty 20 seventy Eve scTss
No bottom, the rem-in er fair uplands iyiag well
with good spring double log housss barn ana stables
good orchard, &c Apply At once If y5u want 20
Pufehzse, 20 WELLBOEN TAILOR x co,
Eeh@5 p Adams Ga
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FAMBDIATELY q NEGRO WOMAN who e
Z good cook, washer and irousr 20 whom good WAGES
viii be psId- Address BEv. &. W. SEHOE,
uh2o ~ Aun-af Once.
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C0TPON FOR SALE,

EHJE have for sale EIGHTY BALES COTTON,
" wei stored n Gufiu, Ia. cisEsing strict mid,
diug. SMITH & SHALLORUsS.
ulh2f ate Atlanta Lsr1 Oh FzgtOrv-
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Found.

a BOUT two weeks ago, = LADF'S BREA STpIT,
n y hch The owner get a. this once By proving
he SANE and paying Tor this advertisement
H1h2s n
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s8ALLPOx.-Tls Rsgistsr ssys this iosth-
some dissEse is quite prevalent in Mo o)ile.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

II FAVIGT peIIasnsntly located myself ia AtlEnta,
II offer my services 10 iti citizens Professionally
Once on Whitehall street, over NJ 0umminFn once
mb2S - TABtR a ID.
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Pearl starch.
BiOCkade afOcks.

190 BOXES aHe Pearl sigsa for sale By
ltJO p. p PEA8E,
mh2f g. paaahsraa eEraaE
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WANTFD To HIRE.

NEGRO BOY twelve or fourteen yaarE old
a Services required Hight and hssiihy Inqairs sc
PkBSS ASSOCIATIONS ROOH,
over Ro5s0n & Co g store
rph2g Alabama street
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NEW C0MMIssION HOUSE.
.yOR.g- H. RFyyG s 90.

n FNERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, neal
" NorcT0ss' corner, MsFistfa street, Atisnfa, as
will attend psrso-s snd promptly 10 all cd ~ and
eonsignmeBts outrusied 10 ihe-r care. rDhz5 IN
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arkansas Electiea----F0r Congress,
WE are authorized TO announce the nsms Of Hsjor L
o. BRIDAWELL candidate for Congress from
tbs Fourth Congressional District Of ArksBsss Lice
lion On Monday, Apsi 4th, 1864
City papers will eopY and forward bill 10 Augustl
ConstLt nttonslIEt faca- Trnhaa ia
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STKAYED,

T5JROaS the camp of ths lst Louisiana Infantry, at
II Dalton, Ia, March 2ji. o LIGHT BAY EOESE
ssEfssn hsnds high lens oslred, whlte foot and
Wkite spot in his forehead Et had q halter on han
he left suitable rs~ard will be paid for his slfvsFy
cEmp, for Information tha will Issd 70 his re-
eovery. Cd As. L HUGER,
mk25 81 &diutlni lst Louisisrs Irf.a.rv.
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E7sOUR or ave thoasand lba. Of aHAFTuyo and
" PULLIBS in good order-a Circular ssTT In fus
eonditon for use, and one irastured aiso pair of
hne Xiii Stones. With spindle and aDpurtsnancsssIi
which may be seen ~ my Ris nine 1silss vest e
Lafayette, Alansma,
fsisR LR, aAkLNaFoA
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RaGS VYANTEEe J


C,LRAN COTTON RAGS viii ind rssdy sails Al
Z J this ofic5 20 ihs msrk8t price. Aouiy AZ d.
5.ST APPEAL COrTFf'fi,n RO0nr
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GEORGIA MILITIA RE0RGAHIZED.
THE Gsme Of JOHN n O. REID foF Colonel Of the
Militia e. A. RICE for Lisutenant Colonel, sRd J6O.
4. HgcASLIN fer Major, viii be heartily supported
for s petitions above designated in the election 20
be held in Fulton county, The I2ti APRIL proxlro
VOTERS FULTON COUHFY.
stIsnfa March 10th. l664 uhfqtFo
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TO Hire.

4 NO. l VALE COOK. apply At
n p. p. PHASE'S.
mh26 % Pesehtrse street
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WANTED.

ny Itndy Of Souihsrn birth and eiuestlon sifus
D alton Hs GOFERNE6S OF TEACHER in schoaI,
who Is prepared, with three years experience, 70
teach n nslo aud all the English branches A sckooi
the country viii be taken, provided tysasy or mora
puPs can be secured. For further Darficasrs apply
s. TIE counting rom Of the Appeal ofiee.
mhss3 IN
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DISTRIBUTION OFCOFFEE
AND SUGAR!

/ OSE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS, Of the -ol5
~ currency, viii be received untI al pal Ist wiz
eEChzugs fer =
oo-ll poanGa Prime BrOWn Sugar,
sic0zlu puErds White grsruiafsa SurzF.
Sf0QAtt porhds Prime Rio ofIss
mb26 s. n EDWERDY
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GET THF wEsTy

THE attention of .ho rss1nz pu5lc is called to .ts
snnouHssnsHt that ihs favori,s HOHE ususpspsr
Tsse Baptist BGSasseg',
Is published every Saturday,, "a Atlanta Gsorgs, ct
tas price Of ten doiiars per year
It is edited BY Rev. A. Dayton, lsse Of - Ten.
HeElse Baptist" and James n. Ella former ssiior Of
the .soufheru Field and Fresids.n
Tia Church, the Home Circle and lie Army, E-s
lp:srss.sd In thia publication.
DAYTOE, ELLIS s. CO.,
Propristo1.
rhg5 Et= at.,--. O..
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$40, GOO GEORGIA TREASURY NOTES
GIn ORn GsORGIA 6s FOR sale By
DIVaOOO y. P. PEASB,
Psachirss street.
mb23 s. Atlanta Ga
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SHARES Blockade Stocks IN the Atlanta Steam
- Paekst Company for sale by P. PEaSE.
mh1h b peEetErea street
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SILTBRWARB,
Egg stand,

Sheetings and 0sRaburss.
: BALES "A sssetiDss ard
- bales OHnsburgE fer sale BY
p p PEASE,
mn24 s. PsHchtrss street.
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WANTED. TO HIRE.

A NEGRO GIRL, fer Narse lHqglrs a. thi.
- once. f1b23 ~
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