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EDITORS APPRAL: II has becoms necessary thar
this proud old division should be relisved Of an unjust
and foul blot which the uninf ormsd IN various portions
OF the country are placing upon its name. On more
than one occasion, while travelling through the South,
I bav. b.ea aeeasted with, "Mr. what division do you
h.lon04as and when answered OhesihHm's, the ques-
souerg would reply "Thats the division that run so at
The Ridge" nov, as enc Of this gallant old division, /
assl chat Il would be an act Of Injustice toward the
brave men who compose It, to allow such an erroneous
opinion to be propagatsd, without q rebuke or cor
rschon.
ThAvs been with ChesthRm's division ever since 1t
was a division; have been with II on every battle fsid
whsre It has met the ruthless invader, and / have never
known it to turn fss back upon an enemy until ordered
to do so. Let Peryvfle, MurfsessborO and Chlea-
manga sttsst the truth Of what / Esy. Now, there was
at Missionary ridge q dividon, commanded by General
Ohsafbsm, (and it has been Raid that it acted very dis
grscsfuHy, that ID, a portion of H. NOT however his
old division which, for the benefit of the uninformsd
public I wOuld state, was broken and scattered by bri-
gades among other divisions consequently 1t lost alike
is noble commander and iis nAme-a name synOny-
nous with bravery, heroism and fidelity to the South.
he who thus ruthlsssly tore asunder the old and battle.
worn chords that bound 1t together, doubtless did what
he thought best, but now, thank Heaven, It Is once more
together, and like an assembled household looks up to
the fearless Oheatham as a guide who viii, when Occa-
sion offers, lead thsm.sO glorious. victory, as he has ever
done Ia the past.
1 feel Justly proud Of my division on svery battle
ground where it, red, white, and blue has waved, 1t has
won at the canuOn's mouth, and at the point OF the
flashing bayOnst, the right 10 wear engraved upon ia
triumphant banners, the name Of each bloody heId-lt
Is mail now but 1t Is united as a bsnd Of brothers, viii
tight till each ~ayenglnE hand Is dyed In Ysnkse blood
aud when peace shall have hnng her golden radiance
DER The land Of ehlvslry and sunshine, Its gallant surgi-
vors will return home to the embrace Of loved ones
'IsavIng no blot upon their name" BLADDES.
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NEVER DESPAIR !
BRAN, SHORTS And SECONDS !
= Superfne Flour
SHIRTS, PANTS snd DRAWERS,
- Knives and Forks,
Wool Cards,
CAlskins,
Horse Brushes,
Cunyeomba,
Writing Paper,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Smoking Tobacco, Kilikinniok
Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars,
Saddles and Brides,
Swords and Guns,
Pistols sad Spurs,
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Watch Keys,
Hardware, Queenswars,
Cogpac Brandy, by the box only
Furniture,
Piano Ortes,
Locking Glasses,
Nails and Coffee Mills,
Trunks, Chairs and Tables,
Blank Books,
Flax Thread,
Boss Cotton,
Cotton Yarns,
Blankets,
Violins and Guitars,
And a host of other useful articles.
Gail at the ARCADE
When you want to TRADE
n C. CAYCE,
AGctionesr and r e. Broker.
ODe A No. l BOY, 16 years old
One No. | GIRL, I6 years old;
Both very likely. Call soon. DslAys are dan
gerouS. n. C. CAYCE,
Ap2I-2t Auctionser and z z. Booker.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Quicksilver.
Prints!
NOTICE.

ATLANTA, April lst, 1864
HAVE turned ever 10 Mr.. PAUL JONES an old
1 VfTgiuisu and Tobaeeo Manufacturer. the Tobacco
trade Of my house Mr.. Jones will do Justice TO pur.
OhaGer and e~onsignsr. I ask for him = liberal patron.
age from my friends and the Dublie. Mr.. Jones can
be found IS h~eretofjrs at ths store Of
L. B. DAVIS,
Merchant
sp2l ~ Psschtres Str-st.
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q Msj-Gen. Samuel Jones Was in Charles
ton on Tuesday last.
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Q. G.. -MEMMINaER,

* Bishop Elliott, OF Georgia. visited Dalton on
Wednesday, the 20th- On the occasion Of his visitation,
the Rev. DR.. Quintard presented q class for confirms.
tor. Among thoss who thus sYoachod the Lord 10 be
thsdf TOO, were four Of cur generals, TO wit Lieut.
Gen HsFdee, B~rigadIsr Gen Strahi, BriKadisr Gen.
Shaup, BriaadisrGsn- G0Van -Rebsi
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ON The IIth March, 1864, Private W. :. sKTNyER.
company 1, 18th Alabama rsgimsnt, twsuty-thrss
years Of age, gray eyes, sandY hair, fair complexion.
i've feet ave inches high. Tbs usasl reward viii Be-
paid for his Apprehension and delivery.
n. II WRIGHT,
Colonel CommandinR.
RpQl g.
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Tobacco.

OElkO BO4AS TOBACCO-yariouI qualitss-
AOOO on eOnslEnmsnf and for sale BY
ANDERSON & JOHNSON
api6 " CommfgFiOu Marchanta
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Lisx Of D~zcIai7sed RreAKhl Received aa the
Southern ExFres COEapany, april IA,
1854
G Burke, trunk P DsVersux, bundle J o Harris,
bag Dr. L Jones, bag James AullleAn, bundle q
MOrany, 8 sacks; Dr. Henry Stone, box.
The above freight 10 stored Al owners rfsk and ax-
Psnss. and Ii liable 70 be sold for charges. u not called
for. V q. u. CLERK
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Th TaE on tie HHHdrsd Dollar NeAs.

The following copy Of q telegram Is deemed Of general
intersss to the public
TREASURY DEPARTAEST, o. 8. A. Richmond, April
The AK Of ten per cent. per month on the hundred
dollar notes commences on the ID day Of HI 1854, sud
hto be rated upon the face value. Portions of the
month are not 70 be charged Ycu viii, therefore. de-
duct ten dollars per month additional from sSeh hum
dred dollar note presented on or after he second dsv
Of May, aud Of sEch succeeding month.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

The total OF loans amounted TO f474 920 OoO-fn
round numbers four hundred aud seventy five millions
pounds steringand the question suggests Itself, whe
tier England at the period they CONTRACTED had
the resources commasd which the United States
possess at the present momeat to Their Liabilities
Ihe distress which prevned all over EDgaud aud Ire
land in The early OF this century forms strange
contrast TO tie confidence manifested by he American
people a. the preseat unctare.
from the outbreak the rebellion large or
American securities held BY Europeans thrown
the new York market, III payment OF which eacn sue
ccedng steamer brought largo sums of noEey Law
erpdo.. While engaged ia costly war tue United states
have been able TO sustain the commercial the
country AS well rs neivy export OF gold grana
ries aud proysioR markets SO well stocked
abe then 10 iced the iema,nder o. the world The work
Ing nin ON get better 10 the United states Tor his
day iaour than any part OF Europe, ana tue influx Of
mlgrants is larger now than 10 wss at other
k england during the time o! the continental ana
subsequent yea commerce was pfostratcd; the high
rates OF the irs necessares OF lre causing general
distress, and The export OF precious metals ronib
tied.
instructive in this regard to know the price Of
gd vt the s,ne period; WHINE the standard rate fixed
b. he mint authorities is IS lie lotA. the Bsures
bsUw Show the average value o. al ounce III sod.--
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

The closing quotations stocks a, the first board com
pared as follows with those the morning board
saturday y:-Ere declined u New York Central Ia
Illinois Central az Reld0g 2, Michigan Central 8,
Michigan Southern 2ll Chicago and Northwestern pre-
ferred y, Cleveland and Toledo l. Chicago and Rock
Island "a, Pnsbirg Fort yne and Chicago y. Ohio
and Mississippi certificates Cumberland Coal l, Mari
posa Hudson River steady; Chicago and North
western sdvancedx, Chicago and Alton Government
securities steady. Coupon live ;wenies sold at
10I " new issus 1909 7s, OF 1851 lo7
y, coupon ten iories AT % u year certificates
a5h.
State stocks and raj road rds were duh and bank
shares neglected.
After the cali aud at the open board O'Clock Il
market was generally a fraction lower
Az the second regular boird 1t underwent a slight i'm
provemen which was afterwards lost, and at the open
board, at hapast three, heavy submitted 10
decline.
II is announced that the gold will be open
for business tomorrow Contracts falling due Tues
day VIII le teld over I'll Wednesday a rnmoF put
afoat ELECT that General Butler had for
OF the leading specie brokers, bat details or prob
able character were gwen.
There rumor OF 10 portion OF Grants
army circulated in the gold room at limo during the
day. but this eatiled about that
relating TO General Butler and the brokers
The money rket unsettled and active to day
and there WAS some calling IN Of loans
that the statement OF the associated banks for the week
shows increase in the deposit line Of S. 037 2ll
in loans only Ss5Tls9 The money on call was
ror cent The rdisposon to discount continues
and the tendency towards greater strngency. First
class names rated at from to per cent.
Foreign exchange is held firmly. Bankers ask lo9h
u, gold rate sterling at sixty days sight,
ll0x Ill at three DAYS. Merchants bills are not in
demand, although quoted at 1851 y, in view O. the
still disturbed condition o. commercial matters
in Europe. Tho last advces more assuring
than those which have reached by every steamer for
nearly two months past Fresh failures are being con-
stanty reported and the OF insecurity wart OF
confidence which prevails is likely eventuaie the
sollapse OF large number OF the speculative bubbles
which have been blown in England the in this
country commenced: and a considerable portion OF
the mercantile community interested in, II not
almost entirely dependent upon their existence The
DOWNFALL OF OF these would involve the failure OF
many firms only indirectly concerned.
The following table shows the tot is Of the statements
Of the associated banks OF this city the Saturday
OF each month during the present year. with tho
past
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
p,u.ucesof the Unitcd states.

kArTEE OF rAcr REPUTATION OF BRITISH cALca
NIgs on THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TIE
rNfoS--vuAT ENGLAND SUFFERED IN HER NONE
rARy AFFAIRS DURING HER wARs-DEPREclATi0N
oF CoNSoLs AND BANK NOTES.-THE RATES OF
GOLD.
from pamphle, published In London, october 1864
portion of the kns.h press has for some time past
endeavered - influence the public mind with regard 70
the value OF American securities u Is unnecessary 70
comment on these proceedings since doee not require
much dlscernmeut toisthpn the motives " those rom
whom these articles emanate. cults the convenience
OF certain Glars OF people to- favor investments OF all
kinds OF loans or schemes and same time 10 de-
precise securities Of the United s,ates No matter
whether the country be Moorish Mohomedan or Cbrs.
tana grand parade s made u the futuri,y that awaits
IT, while substantial evidence given by United states
al the resources OF wealth entirely ignved
Uis utterly useless 10 argue the point with tbem .
nett her is II the purport o these lines 10 crese lne
copdue, Of that portion - the press which permits itself
10 be Dl nded TO all facts
Tempora matautsr, et mes mutamur 10 inis
Ia about All that can be brought forward by wsy of
cuse. :. r.
Those Who have the courage or feel the disposition %
iook nAcs VII Ind the presen, financial position Of ths
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

During the above rerod three o, the
cai experienced in England. The failures in
London u 1915 ana 1916 summed than
sand including ory or hity p eminent bapx,ug bouses
Nothing q; the Kind has happened the United states
Is it at all to be apprehcDded.
For period Of twenty. four years specie payments
suspended by the Bank OF England onthe 26sh OF
February, 1897. great tho emergency that not
even The sabbath was respected. Cabinet council
held, under the presIdcnce the King when il
solved the Bank Of England specie
pay ments On the morDiug following Monday the 27th
Of February PERSONS presenting theme
the purpose changing OF
resevng The latter had the copy OF the royal decree
det 10 them.
Specie payments partly resumed by the Bank Of
England the I'd OF Mey. 1877 In the month OF Octo
Der these ayments were again restricted small sums
and 1t took i've years more. UNTIL the 1st Of May,
1s22 permission granted % change coin.
These facts Will suffice 10 expose the selfish de.
signs OF the Eugsh press England could recover from
surely The United will be ablc
perss the clouds which overhsng tscr financial position.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Nov. 7-s p. NJ.

MONDAY, Nov. 1-6 p. NJ.
The general feeling OF laiuty which prevails rea
tive TO future Of military, political and nuapcia
affairs Is indicated the stock Exchange by the
absence Of speculative spirit; and this indispo
sfon 70 venture upon the market is likely To
continue especially among outside operators, till
the public mind has assumed more settled
tone. This VIII probably be impaired to it
by tho result Of the Presidential election. Bot mean
while the very which tend towards aquiet aud
dropping marSo, have contrary eject upon gold
FOR uncertainty breeds distrus and dstrust naturally
sustaips, il does not enhance ths gold premium at
time like the present.
Stocks the whole heavy to-day while gold was
active and irregular, with strong tendency towards re.
covery after each recession. Tue quotations wero as
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
CITY COHIn7E RCiAL REPORr.

MONDAY, Nov. TO 7. II.
AsHgs-Recepts IL bbls. In the absence OF business
prizes entirely nominal.
BRhArstrFfs. Receipts, 10 342 bbs -four 2l6 bbls.
corn meal So 93l bushels wheat ~ ISL do corn lis 1896
do. oats, 14,sl9 do rye, and 254sS do barley. The
hour market was, the whole rather stronger with
moderate trade demand and soma specnliye tnquiry.
The sales were IL 500 bbs State and Westcrs (ncadng
600 bb. State, deliverable last half o. Novem
Der at $40 So ana l, 600 do. las; half December
$40 7a go southern and $50 Canadian In rye -four nd
corn rne, only jobbng business previous
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

support has usvsr been wanting 70 Turkey pressing nv
ation 60 admit the Italian delbsrs
tons on QUESTION OF Mount Lebanon Arguments
wanting you the opposing Powers
gay Of their attitude and 70 declare to them that
Sublime Porte cannot subject itself 10 their action
nature very different from that which the Italian govern
ment by reasonings founded sound logic aud good
right endeavored TO make prevail with the Turkish
government II is therefore, with deep feeling OF
gret that must according 70 the precise orders OF my
government, formally protest ogatnst the exclusion OF the
Iaan Government from the arrangements which just
ben made BY the Ottoman Cdbtne oih The other gu sanee
ing Poioys the subject OF the OF Mount
Lebanon and the pie aud explicit
tanned in the OF the 22d September, ls60 addres ed
By General Durando his EScelency Savfet Ehend The
Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs at that period.
Accept, &C., GREPPi.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
EE!GNOLpS RECEPTION III MADRID,
&C.. &c.. Ga

The National Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Pennsylvania, Captain Browse, which left Liverpool at
half.yast one afternoon of the 25th and Queens
town on tho Goth October arrived at this port last
evening
The Inman steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Mire-
house which le Liverpool at three O'Clock on tho after
noon and Queenstown the z7th OF October
arrived at this port last evening.
The news by the Cty OF Baltimore is day lat or
than the advces by the America
The City Of Baltimore landed 1--WE hundred and seventy
one passengers.
despatch from Paris, dated on the 26th Of October 10
the evening" saysThc Emperor has ett Tor Nice II is
stated that eot is under serious consideration for
establishing public works fund to occupy the po
towards undertaking Of general utility for the
whole of France udled by the works iuud for the
city OF Paris
The Bourse has again been unsettled Rentcs closed
at 6H. zoe. or lo;. higher than yesterday.
The steamship Peruvian, from Quebec, arrived at Lon
donderry October 81.
The United States steamer Relief arrived in Simon 3
Bay South Afrcs, the 24th August, and left again
the 29h o. August a cruise.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

The wheat marke; was shade firnier. though not
quo;abiy higher wi,h moderate milling demand. sales
i've loads il erio- TO far Chicago spring al 81 Is
50 IS In winter wheat sales transpired or rye 200
bushels Western 81 81 81 54he latter price Tor
srnail lot saturday evening. In barley end barley
malt nothing reported. Corn cent dearer,
with sales II 81, 7,C00 bushels. at ST. eS for Western
mixed Oats firm at gle. n 81 &c. for Western.
BgaSs-Saes 100 bbis. at 81 IS Tor medium and 81 so
for marrow
Cor The continued steady and firm; sales
upmportaut
Corioy.-The demand was wholly speculative to-day,
prices being about Is higher. Sales 700 bales. We
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

Inc bank statement Tor the week s gwen Ociow Inc
increase the specie line tns week is owing TO the
ment OF interest the November coupons Of the ivo
twenty bonds
The steamship Corsica for Nassau and Havana, took
out u.1ay s5, 900 specie for the former port and
$40 600 for the latter.
The October statement OF the backs OF Ptsburg, Pa
compares with the Ter the preceding month
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

Great Britain during the period u the continent
Tue annexed table shows Tho lowest rates whn
per consois quoted n London for Q period Of
ity years, commencing 17eo and endng lSaO aud the
following figures further show the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

These the average rates. In 1911 got rose at one
time to Is 1s.. ana Bank OF Epgaad current
at the rate OF l4G per pound.
Tte !oowiDg figures snow the average rate 0f the
value OF GlL0 Eank Of England notes.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

Since JaDoary the receipts OF the above road nave
been 1927 $780, against s5645os for the same period 10
1867, showing an increase OF s263352
The earnings OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad during
.be week ending October 81 were $75,Ios, which Is
s.3 ooI OF the receipts for the time last
year.
The crops for years 1so2 1868 and 1854 estimated
from the in the National Department OF Agrcul
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
otal is, ,a7s $40 q gao 80. $50, 46s l5s, 800
r,.s.c,,o,s A. rpp e,r.r,,c uorsv

TRANSACTIONS TER CLEARING BorsR.
Clcarings week ending Oct. iS1 III s93 70
fearings FOR week ending Nov. Gal 1858 Az 40
Balances for ending Oct. 29..... II ,u373 66
Balances tor week ending Now % ,63l 35l IS
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

he extremely low price ut which three per cent con.
soils ruled for 50 long time s partly explained oy the
immense public debt created during The war;
The figures below give the amount loans up by
the British eoverrment, With the rate at which they
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Public Education In Italy.
rHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND PUPILS IN THE KINGDOM

UNDER VICTOR FMAEuEL.
lFrom the Paris Debats, Oct. 25.1
At the commencement OF tho year lSt2-63. primary
Instruction including public and private schools, both
girls and boys, enjoyed by 939 23l pupils that
is TO say of every twenty three inhabtans
taking the population at 81 434 or one out OF
children estimating the number OF them. o. from SIX
twelve years OF age, ut 1885, Coo. 1hiS proportion
compared with that OF Prussia where more than hres
Of four frequent the primary Schools mas
nothing calculated to atter the tiona pride out NOV
point comparison thst should STOP Every
knows that Prussia OF the countries 10 EuroN
where primary instruction the most widely dsemin
ted. We ourselves in France, notwithstanding the ex
ceent effects OF the law OF 1888 are faF from settng AZ
example other nations, Ard must not hesitate
that have much to do IN order 70 attain -
matters Of instruction that rst rank w'"h we ought ncs
marching at the head OF modern civilization X ltsy
only reckons one pupii, for primary instruction ous On
twenty Inhabitants, France counts scarcely mor
than out OF ten and moreover, must be admltteo
that ten Of departments, or tho nintn part OF sns
whole couEtry, remain below the average OF Italy.
In order idea OF the state OF primary IN
structon beyond the Alps Italy must be compared win
herself Al the commencement OF the wears lo6l-o2.
the number OF pupils only amounted sc sol ,2o2 instead
OF yI in iS6263 There the eiore an increase
OF 13S o32 pupils, about oncseventn IN one year.
precisely tie augmentation tnat TOOK place III
france In six yearsrom 1887 TO lS43-since in tnat
interval the influence OF the law OF 1883 the pro-
portion OF the total number OF that category OF pulls to
tire amount or the general popnGtion Tell from l2oo
Inhabitants for each pupil 70 l09O, thus showing an ~
crease seventh in the number ot scholars Italy
may there as IT appears TO us, congratulate nerseH
on the rapid progress she has accomplished. Let u.s.
there ore. felcitate the Italian COVE nment on two
thngs-the which takes 10 nuke known aud re-
veal The intellectual state OF the natcu, and the progress
1t has ali eady Effected IN national edacation.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
BrfGnolffn Madrid.

TUMULTUoUs Scene IN THE ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,.
From Gslguapi's Messenger, Oct. 281
AGvices from Madrid o Oct 20 state on that evening
her Majesty the King, and the nfanta Donna Isabella
altended he Italian Opera, and witnesses most
tunutuous ds,iay OF disorder. pew tenor, named
Briqno so greatly dspleased theardence that notwth
standing the the Queen hsscs hootng cat
calls ana OF various kinds contrpued throughout
the perormar Even the rrma donna, Mme. Pence.
was treated with scaBty ceremony The royal party
renained patiently in their box for hour and half
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

xAPoLEoS's PLANS ron THE DEVELOPMENT or
PRgHCH CoMMERcE-A LIVERPOOL TO IN BUILT AT
TEE noCTH OF THE L0iRE, WITH ALL rms
"MoDERr IMrRovRhBsTs''-H PUBLIC woRxs
ARa cARRrEp ON uNpER rHs RMFIaz--CoMPHrr-
ITO TRADE, RTc.
TFrom the London News Oct ali
They who believe that the Emperovof the french has
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
The Diplomacy OF Turkey.

OF YOUNG fTALN.I
Cc1nt Grepui the Italian Charge do AHarcs AZ ton-
stanttnope ia protest addressed 20 Ali Pacha against
the exclusion OF Cabinet OF Turin from the arrange
The Affairs OF the Lebanon, says:-1he ottoman
government, IN opposing the exercise OF she evident
right Of italian Cabinet 10 participate IN the question
of Mount Lebanon, spontaneously makes an attack ~
he f,eafv o, Paris ,reakens e rdac OF he euarasps
secured 10 BY ha, conreniior, and irspares sih rs
o,or hand he ground for t< reae,cai Or those same
icatons Which formerly disturbed n, relations
eristino b,t,ceen e fire Pocers and Turkey Your Gxco
lency In order 70 Justify your REFUSAL also supports
Yourself on the declarations OF Of the
not the Italian government the question or the
Lebanon That argument canuot have any value In tho
eyes OF the Kings government. The oppogng Powers,
by acting 10 that manner disregard the treaty OF Paris
and place themselves on ground where the 0ttomsn
government has no interest 10 following them. II soms
Po,cs, influenced by particular interests and nclina-
tons, deny our right Of participation your Excelency
has a. the same time received from governments whose