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Prom the osa:sn QIiss) Oiiizen)
Gen. Writ Adams, aftsT q shsr. and spirited
campaign, against the enemy near RateheE,
which is said to have been conducted with Wig
OF, and ia WHieh nc eyinesd great capacity IS a
commander, sas fallen back 10 Gzliatin, 10 Tess
and recupsfato for q time The Fuderes under
Gresham, some twenty five hundred strong, hsye
returned 70 Nstchez.
The enemy At YioksbHTg arc shout seven
thousand strong. Their hoops, composed Of
American citizens of African descsBt,h arc said
TO be well drilled, and perform garrison duty
we'll.
The pontoon bridge at Big Black railroad
bridge, washed away and has not yet been re-
buiit. AL crossing is done IN skifs.
Gen. AePhe 500 is-yet in command,
1t runored that Gan. CJsby has bssn rs-
lisvsd OF the Command Of his brigade.
Oar friend Col P 3. S afke is commanding
a Mississippi brigade. He is said to be most
e%f1cien1, AID constantly growing in tie estims-
men and confidence OF his command.
Vigilance sad attention is daily repaid b. he
capture OF some Of ths enemy. The Colonel has,
on many occasions, eyinesd considerable admin
is!TAtivs ability, and vi trust sooa 70 see bis
three stars eneiTelsd by q wreath, and he in Gem.
mand Of a fest elsss brigade.
Oar gallant townsGasn, Lisut Htryey. Is ever
on tee move with his brave and untring scouts.
4e made 4 dash at tbs Marines, wh5c cane ashore
a. Rodney. A-few days since, ana captured and
o~lought6a SIX Of them as prisoners Hsi is as
restless as The ''HsneeFing Jew, and almoss
Is ubiquitous. 10 the squads Of ths eaemv
along tue Mississippi shoTs, toe nsEne Of Harvey
is = terror.
Col. Ross (who, by the way, is, or soon Wal
be, Bngadier General is o. 3 tramp siih those
fighting, daredevil Texans, snd we expect scoa
30 bear stirring aoeousis from The section they
visit, asd that certain camps, gaErisaRed priueI-
pslty By negroes, will DO captured OK utterly
annlhiis.ed.
A Eesut reports lsrg5 piles q lumber ct Big
Black bridge, bat snppdses il Is i9r tue purpose
Il building HInieT quarters, etc. slc. 1he Ie-
pert Of rebuilding ralroad bridge is regaTded as
absurd and prepOsssToas.
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AIdIna De,er,sr.,


The following Is a copy Of tbs bin to prevent
{ 8 proeuriEg, aiding nd;ssisting Of persons 10
dsssrt from the amy, as i passed the Houses
A Bill to be eaiitlsd sn aet to prevent the procuring.
aiding aud assisting Of psrzoRa to desert from tie
srmy q ths Couisderase States, ard for other par.
poses
TIE Congress Of tie Confederate States do
enact That every psrsoR not sui ct to The rules
and articles Of NAT, WHO shall knowingly pro-
cure or eniaee q sOl3ier, or psTseR enrolled for
service in the armv Of the Confederate Stssss.
ts desert, or who s1sll aid OF assist any d~eserier
from the armyi Or any ,peISoR enrolled ior ser
vice, % evsde their proper commander, OF to pre-
vent their arrest, to b returned to the service,
or who shall Osnesa or harteT any such dssegter,
0r shall purchase from any soldier or person en-.
rolled for asrvics coy portion Of bis army tquip-
meuis. fsuons or clothing, or any properly be.
leBging ts he Confederate States, or 81 ssy OF.
tiosr OF soldier OF tbs Confederate States, shall,
On conviction beiaTs the district coars Of the Con.
fedtrate Ststes having jnEi sdiction Of the eGonce.
Do f I'D not exceeding $1,000. and be ~isnpris,
olsd not exePsdiug tive yeas.
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The substitute question, says the Richmond
EEamiar-one CT the most vexed questions
whish tho present Congress bad 70 deeids--hss
been Sc tied. The bill has been signed, and is
now 8 law. All good mos and true will aequi-
esce ia the decision, a. hey have scguiesced in
Other decisions. The srmy yielded, in 1862,
With a good grace Is the esneoIing Of sheir cen
tract with the Government. Tbs volunteers
saw thai the Starvation Of the country depended
on b irEsaaining under arms they remained
The promised faTlOugh vas withheld in thou
sands Of instances they submitted. The prom
ised liberty Of transfer was not granted, except
Is = special faver in individual %iuBtancssi and
yet there was 70 nufny and little murnnring.
The hardship was IS great The sensssof injus-
lice IS poignant, as they can be Bew.
Let ibis example be followed By those who
are iunocsnt sRfsrers By what SONS choose to
cali this change Of policy. Let those who have
abussd the immunity which they had gained
By thsir better fortune awake 10 = ssnae Of tier
shortcomings, And bear, with what philosophy
they can, the dissipation Of their golden dreams
Of indsAniis o1toriion and unlimited eurieh-
msnE Any attempt at Vengeance viii recJil On
their own heads, and, unless We sTs greatly mis-
taken, the natural evil consequences Of the
msasuTs wiz be grave enough TO glui tllir Ire.
True wisdsm, - well as trns pstiOti1R, re-
qHIss them 70 Put on as good a face Sc possible
while his sad game IS enacted. Yet few viii
fUllow oar voll-assnt advics. HaRdTods have
already lsA the country in anticipation Of me
actieu Of Congress. Thousands VII soon with
draw IN virluOes indignation al The jssuitTy Of
sar legislators.
The ehiidrsa Of Tsrssl viii deeamp in eonpsl
Riss Of faies and hUB3rsds, and has.on back to
ghs assbPoa Of Egypt, weary Of tho snsnb-
stantiAl mama Of Conlsdersts notes, and fright
snsd BY the asry ssrpsuts Of conscriPt sfieurs
sams may hail this new edition OF ths rehrn O.
tns Ten Thousand with satisfaction; but they
err if they expect q g eat moral regeneration e
succeed the departure Of these fortunate IN
happy spectators. A double portion Of beii
spirit viii descend and rest on the cripPlss anC
octogeBsrians of the CORpasrAcy, who are to b,
our sole exsmpss; and skelston hands vii
clutch, and toothles5 gums humble with still
more esgsrneBs and greater rslish than even lhs
Asaing h0Tdss Of Mammonites.
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From The Columbus Enquirer
It is questionable Wbe.bsroaf srn;eq are mo-.
in need OF rsiotoEecDenis OF men. or NOR. -
PIE aud tas'sisctoiy retieus for those nov n
camps. Especially is this qoesHonAbIe in Teesr.
e9ec 70 the armies IN Tennessee eud Norsbsrs
Georgia. The complaints that have rescbs5 NJ
Of saoIt Istlons ere many and bitter. We -
one from a letter to the Atlanta Rsgistsr. 49,
Dalton, January lst:
Does the GoysFnneHt know thst the soldiefv
new sighting for It's existence receive a euapsitv
Of food P sinysly insufficient to sDav ne 5angy
Of knnReF7 1t ought &c know IT, II il 4 tacta
a stubborn fsct. Our soldiers ret tn,
little corn msAl, nisersbly poor Beef AM 'otsov
potatoes, 10 Allay absolute hunger. wh.esve-
be written to the esnsTsrY, by newspsoer eor.
respondents from post or STAFF positions Of ease
aud plenty. They are without axes tn cbon
their 6roaood. Thay have hardly one-tbira NJ
untsnsils absolutely accessory to cock abe niE.
enable pit,anos issued, They are, ope-sixih Of
them, bsIsleoisd, and the Tsmsinder bur li,tle
better supplied with socks and shoes. They are
d~eslitnie CT one-half the clothing and bAsaksts
necessary to the protection Of lheir persons
AgRinst the bleak blasts Of winter"
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A New HIssEa.tppi Drpes ana once 81
AEUy Huselftgeness
jess established, ~ Atisasa. Ga, 8 depot and ohss
on he plan ofths ons Ean ksps sp e RlehnoEd. Va
AZ p~seksEss, soodA ~Sothiag. etc, sos alssiisipplEus
- he army o. Tennessee can b ssnt 20 ny cars,
marked Mississippi Depot, Atlanta ard VII be held
fsF, OF conveyed 70, sas persons Tor Hson hey are in
sndsa The oaesFs Ene phvAies g NissiuppA ard,
- Ear a. practicable, ihoss q 9iaausl Esatueky,
Texas, AID Arkansas vii dad s piaes Of ssfs dsposii
Ter heir extra oaggsss, free Il charge. We beg our
friends IA fs army 70 furnish thls 0mes With al names
Of killed, Woundsd and missing aud suy lnfoEmHio1
hat VII enable as 70 render Ourselves ussful % cur
soldiers. Messy and Valuable latsrE shoaid Be Esatb By
sSPrsa 81 by sraiabls Psrsen 4 Pr.ssissbis.
OK MsRsHALL.
GsEsTt AEsnt for Bists Of Mississippi
o. p. HICELE Assistant
PB-Ths Depot 3 nssrths corner 81 WhitsbsH ana
Mitchell stsssss; aEaof Hlssia p7i Depot is74.s
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F0R TIER UsE or TER
esOYR BivHH EET."
EDrreBs APPEAL: 10 your issue Of she 3lst
Of December, 1868, I noticed an article over
the initials ID. +. S. on tho above subject,
which in my HURDLE opinion, 10 worthy Of our
consideration as a people. At this tins nothing
woald do more to raiso tho hopes Of our peo
pie, and disperss'she gloom that hangs ovsr. Us,
than to restore cur currency. I believe that
the plan suggested by our friend in his corTe
spondencs he bsst, and The OILY plan by which
10 accomplish this vsry desirable object. /
kaow Of no plan upon wbich eur Congress can
fali to accomplish shis-ouF issues must be
based on Whist Is considered by oil nations q
illegal tendsE"-gold and silver, This, ready
coined, isnot IL the Confedsracy; our ports are
20 bloekaded as to prevent Us turning our cot
ton into spBeie, and even Congress under axis'-
ing circumstances can fell on no ether Pisn than
that suggested by our friend. Tho unpfeduciivo
gold and silver about evory household, through
out the CopIedsTaey, must be put in circulation
then and not until then can We conquer q
psses."
Oar friend seems to think that cur Po9pls
weuld be slow in giving up these things; but
I de not. It is true our people are tired of the
war. yet even now, there is no sacrifice teo
great for them 10 make. Tksy are to be ex-
eslled IN this respect, by no people Of any hge
or country. Our churches hEvs been ROBBED OF
thsir ornaments; their carpets have made many
q soldier warm aud comfortable; sheir bells have
caused many a malignant foe to bite The dust in
death, and now in this DARK hour viii our pee.
pie hesitate TO rob sheir homes of such useless
ornamental Mothers have given that which is
far more dear ihsn silver plale OF golden sPoans.
Their ssns have been given TO then country.
Wives hare given theiE Husbands, and think
you he fsir maiden whe has long siuea giveR
her brave lover 70 har country, would hesitate
TO part with her jswelry hat corresponds 60
badly with Ter hcme-spun dress7 No, they
viii respond as promptly now as any time hae-
sotoTs. I believe tha pssple would be glsd q
an Opportunity to do SO much for their country
to refuse, would indeed east Q shade over theiI
great SACRIFICES Of tbs past. I would suggest
hat CIR friend ID T. 5" push this mattel
forward, as If Is she only saro means of check
iag the depreciation Of our currency. I am
private soldier, and have "isesd the music
since the eolnmencsment Of hesilities. IhaYC
sone oliver money, a splendii geld watch
would gladly giss IN siding us to conquer
peace" YOuTS, sie- O. II P.
DAEroE, ga, Jan. 4, 81.
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menaea snd enforced BY he Executive. or bis
agsnts, if compeged with the Constitution in
after times, by - political student, Will farrish
quite a cuFioas comment on the nature o. she
tines, the character of the rulerS, and tho taxi
Of the Constitution.
Military necessity is no doubt q Law Of reVo-
luton, but hardly law Of an established state
but whether IS a law Of either, we feel bound to
submit; giving in Our submission with 1his
eau.ion, as applicable TO rulers as TO poets
"Nss Diss iatsrsit, nisi digsss viadies sednS-
GsUeT cals IN 9 gca, ssksrs tao officially nag mel
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AEsESTEEs RON THE ARNY.-In the
course Of the debate in the S-uste on the sab
satuts blI. Mr.. Hill, Of Georgia, said:
The ranks Of Tia army certainly required I'll
ing Hp, but taoy were thja, not bvc-use tho
muster rolls Wsre, not fall, but because The men
On The muBieT rolls were not in he ranks. Alb.
senteeism was the & eat vice of The day. We
lost The battle Of Missionary ridge because OF alb
ssnteeism. Officers Of thai array we1e absent
Wh0 were az veil as he was. BE could give the
a8V9es Of some Of these eficers, bat not sl o.
tb.m. Is they we're 100 numerous. But if any
OF them ever como bsfore the Senate f0T promo.
ioa, and be knew it. be would mention the fact
a3d vote sgainst him. Cen. Sfacg had stated
IA lis report that tg0-thIda OF MS army we're
sbEsat an Of them were, nE0bAbiy, Doi o.
sea fuTloughs, May Of ihem we're, no doubt.
engaged in proves. Marshal duty. L mad come
70 That, that every village Ia The country must
have = provost and = provost guard, who, a. Tar
as bis observation went, 8orc 6 great deal more
active IN annoying citizens han h~rFSsting Do
seftcrs.
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DEATH AMOEG the ESEsY-A gentleman
from An eastern county, within the lines Of the
enemy, informs us, on the authority Of q YsHkes
Official, thai the negr0es which are held ia New
barR By the Fedofals, are diving st the rsts Of
taonly-fve to ATTY pei day. II addition &c Be.
ing entirely without shelter, they arc sBfsdng
ISm smallpox, and s0m6 very nal gnaBt sis
ease, the nane Of which our informant could
EOt T~scOlect Such being the case, If Ysnkees
continue to steal Saves from their comfortable
and healihful homes, their guilt eau hardly be
estimated 10 its fall extent.
The gsBlsnaB vie briggs this intelligence is
known 10 b worthy Of I'll credit, and be links
that there viii surely be "a abandonment Of no-
gro sieaLae 10 ear oasseTn borders Tor the time
70 come. We fsTgos 10 add that tho c~aRtTabsnds
in EeHbeTn are also in 3 naked and starving
coHdiaon- Grsszsboro IN c. Patriot
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RO4HCE.
EIrEE AID MElEs BUsz41

INTER- AID EINIaa BUsTau.
BzLEA. Aisbans. Dseszbsr l1h Tsa
WISk % tentrlgt viii pErhes Ter shs r1tf.r Il
4 siHtF th0lasnd scra1 81 Woes sad ths hursugH
I've nallzoHs nEzhsls Of Gbarsoai = Iks BIB Eorss~.
Urea WorEs recently purchased 81 "a Burrsu -
worked IN bElo@H seeodHt T1sy srs lssStea lr IL
E~ssithsest portion e Alabama Efy M - ana,s $500.
sz y AAaesma and TeuGsss - rsirosd
IL VII require va huRsraa ksras q srt 49,
Whole or fer > Postsa- One Eaan WI - E.t.,l-F..-
eveFs-sf Ter eFsrE aily hHrds employed
Errs srs see4 qalrtsEs for nesross "a a. v-suisss
eonEsulaas - the tiAbe- 70 % cat.
Eepe2As w 20 addressed 70 ne 6 Ssf1a, Ala
VIZ BIC aARDSuH HgNT.
ese2ln Malor naa Comnlssarv - - 49,
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y The liberal Split in which Ehs people
throughout the country are responding to TIE
call upsn them, encourages as with the hope
that Morgan and his men will be sgaiR very
soon in the saddle and on the war path. Tho
citizens Of Macon ard Savannah are responding
literally, as W observe from the subscriptions
published ia The papers from day to day. We
would suggest that DR.. KeiEer, the agent In
his place, publish q Lss Of his contributing, in
order that Inc eouHTy may be advised Of what
Atlanta has done and is doing in TINS lsadabls
en.erprise.
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FRUIT TRRRSl ERTlF TRRBl
Eoox WILL 70 YeUR oa0HksDs AND aAE

B90K WILL TO EeUR 020EERDS AM aAE
BEHs1PL2sF EEUlT TzEEs.
TaEY GRE VILLA you SLEEPFs
-s.-e- - ~ fSs 1f-6--@-caoa 4s
aiarss sad varied Esoriuent a r1GrE TeHFs -
u bsst ssgihsFr sud nee41assd ssrtsier
Oks hladred lAoasa-a Placta e ths nrs.-,a.s nm
SEA etrsresrry . H1s aEacrsmeul e 80 F.,.-
Nvn rooted ALo, = lev choice Ornausaf[i pl-,.s
5hrab8eFs. &c
sa9 Gas ny isslg5asl s~srrissrss n.e,--E
laying cas- 11 planting Ora11Tdx Eearfv fsT-,s-
gears s5p-risnee Ia -ams rEisi1E vii enfse ~ -
frees, FGss, egcs
ssisrsasss-GelR Pssu Or ~ HsydsE. DE-
Brown Hon Haydsa Lana Iara.s 49,
Cast John Codl-r, Aa5Jc1a u 8tses. Col Tbousrr
Howard &saotai Hon "a BuA. Lasrsrr-. . -
Dspds q AuEuss an1 a. osaen wns hars s-a-ri1
Hsrori<sa ne, Asa sssR NJ Esssa Frais ~ Gsss-
AE4a NIL R4pW
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sen. msrgaz e ais soldiers.
HEADQUARTEEs MoRsAS's CAyALI
Ga. January I 1861

@@a@e4a1h4LkA 4AAHaA o GAN I'M z
Decatur Ga, January Z 1861. o 5
SOLDIERS; 7 am ones more among yen after
a long and painful imprisonment
I an anxious TO be again ia TIE field. T.,
therefore, call on all tho soldiers ofmy commend
70 assemble a. once 81 the rondesroas which has
been estzb ished 81 this place.
Your country needs your services, The Geld Of
operation is VIDE. and the future glorious, Il ne
only deserve it.
Remember how many Of your brave comrades
are sah pinirg in = ielon's cell They call
loudly on you fcr help. They expect IL Of you.
VIII you dissppoint themi
Come at once, sud come cheerfully, for I want
no uan II Ny conmand who has 70 be senl to
his duty o. q pray 81 marshal.
The work before rs viii be aEduous, and viii
require brave hearts and willing hands Let 70
man fataT or delay for ~ lime IS 10 be lost.
Every orc must Bring MS horse and qua Who
can. Those who cannot viii have them iur-
nished. JOHN h MORGAN,
Brghiier-GsneTal, P. a G.. s..
Official;
R. A. ASHTON, 1t Col. aud Acfg a. A.G.
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y A chancs Tor a large rowEEdis offered in
our Advertising columns. Last November thsra
was los. on the Augubis sHd Atlantis railroad,
"a ammunition box marked Mrs PauIJ
Sanmes " aud continuing papers AID letters be-
longing 70 Capt. S s Ssmnes, Isl Louisiana
intsntry. very liberal reward Will be paid
for information Of sand box, IF left At Inc Geur-
g railroad bank, or 81 inc ofico of he Pay
master for the army Ct Tennessee.
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We fsd the iolowig ia the Congrsssionsl
proceedings Of ths YANKEES Congress on the 18Th
MI. Garrett Davis, il vii DO seen, islosing
eos6ienco IA Lincoln quite fast;
Mr. Davis, Of Kentucky, called up fbe resolu.
lions II relation 70 Tie exchange Of prisoners
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- We learn that on Saturday the ssvsie
confirmed ths appointment OF Hen. GeoTgo
DAVIS, Of North Carolina, As Attorney Genera
OF TIE C1Bts5erAteS atss Uics Hon Thomss Il
Watts, resigned H.. DAvs is a. pIessaI ore
of The Ssnst0Is from NiIth Carolina, and has
iisplsY5d z geod deal Of s5iliiy IN lesliag viii
he questions # public interest brought 5eisf6
the SaHsts IL il an experienced lawyer and
viii make sn 6~KceslsHs Attorney GsnsTAl.-Rieh
WEsg.
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~ Some l1sy fellow spslAT Tennessee sasr
this fashi9a 10 a
That's noshiDg TO The isEjness Of 3 follow w
once knew, whose nBme was John Hoe. He
simply WTose The letter J and jobbad his pen
through the pspsr 20 make the Hois-Ai5siE-
sipDlsH.
A mistake. His mama was Job A. Hole, and
his practice was 70 JOB a hole through the paper
without writing arg lettsF-Aobis AdgsTtIsr.
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HleH WKTER-ogire ID rsesnt bosvYrsir

HIsH WATER-0wing to recent heavy rains
eli he streams throughout this section have
risen conE.dsrabiy The CoUgaree has the sp-
pesrznco Of a yeung ocean, As the low1sEds are
al under water. a dispatch vas received yes-
tsrday Stating thai Tho Augusta train was IN
ab.a 10 80. through, az 3 roslie had been car
rie6 away At later hour last night, Tie Gnen-
vile rain hsd got arrived and il is gsnersllv be-
loved that tise road Las been damaged. Dis
patches JTon Richmoad state thai the James
liver is very high ead considerable dsniags has
been dsae-ColrnLia Gyardian.
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aperfnI 80 -. 49,.

Special Orders Va. 161.
EUEEAU OF G9HsCEIFT10T.
EieE2uzd, "a Bsesaba &h 15al
Extract
EHH s. srstsy o. War having placed ls sou1shBEoH
service N the States Of Aisbazz TsunssEss Erd Ms
sissippl un5sr lhs soairsl Of he BHrsaa q CsEszip-
Eoa, a, Rishaoaa, Frgaia al O1sers sBgasrdi in iAat
ssrvles IL tAoss States "a fhs sO.h day Of Jurs. IssJ.
vii forthEffh report 5Y lister to TITS Bsrsaa, stauns
thsr prsciss rslsHoa % ihs SAWS 'tAs-r rsak. b
uEHt order tksy Wsrs z~EzisHsd, Gad. II IN tie line, he
rsEsaens % which thsy belozE
They viii ass ststs vhsihsr they have bssn assigned
20 s0n=CrPi service b. reason q Wountl o. olhsr DIS
asil.y f0r field 4zty.
By e0zn.nd Of Col JoHN s PEEEroE ssp'dL
o. -DUFFIELD,
iaG2U a. A. GsEsrhL.
city psuegs COW 10 sasEs
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PIP. PEASE,
.uE&Czs2JFT,
w ANTEBg

CANP CoURTErYs ARTrLLERT BATTALION.
HfnsuEus DlstioA scar Dstoa, ga De1 - EtsI
EEYAsTED fc~ tails oEfislisz two goos BUGLERs
" o5s Blacksmith ard q Vsfsriuary -urFsUn. For
Ihsss lhs b glsss wages Esl be paid Apply as sHes
10 HI Y. 4. HhHEHEs
ieg-pwa 14-rf-rras-f R~stfainl-
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- aREWARml

. AN AWAY. from Wohlagssn Hal, Atiszis. Ga
IA ny 2 7. BOB ptue5seu years Oh, cop
per colcT stfsiehs biuk hair. I've fstt nigh zre
msd-, hNf . aiEht acsr over ons o. hs eyes p;sraEs
viola, can reez End 2 . barter By pvoteE-icz-7as
bsso hvinE IN HuufsvfIN Ala, End my be makisg
hs way tuera. Two LundFsd ans itg cellars Trwsr1
al BE- rzld foT hs apprshsusioz arc daiFs-y 90 p J..
Levy \ 60. AtEuZ ". p. gZiTH
fzIw uunkin IA
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L.R,R aHIs.

PoTmsrly Of Pesse Il Davls,) Grocer and Com,
mission Merchant, Whitehall street., Atlanta,
Gs, soLioits ~eOusignmsnts snd vii give promp
and personal attention 10 al business entrusted
to him. ja7-3w
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n Lass, POUR NEGROES. to-Eiss
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