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Gore. Ike ~'fe al oi'ea"~ 'hai originate IL d'''d'A
STOMACH or BOWELS.

Tia f,ilo- inr !. from sle arv WIN. steyrns.
HoT, cg g,iE JorEsAL cogGi.;; Having eses
cured Of DTcT - thfor1 re .ene o> o mi zoe tna
tbs ny e. e Ssiiov Cd; neu', " 'nl ieinar. 81.
b. spp-sf.d wiling receive. IN view 4 - omeI pssess
ALLOW my ,ui''aent pseo n ye.: l' i, s pv,,,..,,
.uIss w,it "a, ut nieh would dess INC ne
AID often ,.ihOo, ny nea thfosgn irsI. W.
hiiH -aa 'firg ~ tis manner sa toos tse ~ ;,
- Ys ~ COZ htence m 4, and p frois NY afE,s
thst ad ITO fol- Ioea Of ham ssa "sx- ana To-
few drop. Of tie and enjoyed bctr '!'sH shy ne1
have Ia ,sr yeaS have issei only ore bottle M
can es' an thug pe'-e ~ihou' laa; III Nnes1og
c,nnot rxps;n ccrhdsni thsi am cared g w1
y. .sid lone ,hinE Ano~, tss wa.ess. wa SnaA'
now see." WI SrH'fr'
FROM In. rsaor Of ~. r. Church, Madis,n, Conn.
hsv. u.eI Cofs DrspsriA CusE" IN ny aniy, aud 90
within Z testify value medicine hksaI uiprAA
Mad.,.,, ca June 30 i86i Pastor II. u ChsroA
Ih.r found coss prsrxr orss 20 po'.e's he l yi:"
stnbv,e1 g. 10 b. the Ppoyrle,ors a. D. LurSiA
New Haven July n, Icoa
cHo.EK. Mozgrs-Ne.sr.. G. o. Clark CO. Yos n,x
recommend Coss i'rrrrsA cvHs ,er oaerfs eloInos
bigh a. y9n psa-- over i9y name. WV a. DiCA'h-A
t,eg isyrI july lot
From ia, benefit derived the Of Coss DYsrsrsf.
CusB in my tsmly am prepared 70 -! nos 80 nsr
To be bou. It, and advice al wfo are ,ns.s s,h DynSr
= Nsdi.oa. June %, 1874.
bie.sr. c. f. CLARA Co have reoornuendrd che Cos
riPKn.n CuEK aud pes;oa. u''S Pro poys nee brr Se
'.layn nav e
cc.rox ,ousn, scsv.rrn's Oyyc., Balliacre. Ma
Ne,srs pkaAs BsESys 90, Ne"-i OLA. itsac9 80
,,a ey Hxese-s zoe bote Coz Drspspsr, Cvsa Why's
ls, .seb ipss,asbe medicine !, rot on rae ~ VIZ cy
Signac. M r. McJssred'
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
''"' =; o. CLARK co,
Mes Haven. u. Pssprtssan
GOES COUGH BALsAM
CURES COLDS AND COUGHS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES GROUP AND HoAgsENEss.
GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES soRE THROAT and all LUSo soi rHRoAR
COMPLAINTS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
The l.,s.. Bottle l.s de lea, ucoeyhe rnedy @ =
Disease. of,hs THROAT. CHEST AND LUNGS.
existence.
Prom III. Pastor Of 6eor,e sxre, 81. r. Casrct. Ns~-
Hasrn; ..
layc Goes tOCEt bhAWEi " NY lt1iiJ
,n,sr and md l. IN invausbe remedy To- Cough. ard Coid
Every i..I.y shoofl ba 'uPr''ea With T. ) siSh"ns
NV YORK. June -, 1873
W II Co.'S ESQ. New Haven. Conn: . .
Dear ~. Tue LADY 70 vhoal You sen bottle OF CSs
Cough fai-.u h.. a> the and puca pes.ed win
n, .f-. Please -nd s;x bottles by
Your respectfully, GEO u sHhkdAn,
No. - Fth. a.. New York City
DKrnorr, Juno =, 1874
Mcs~rS c. G. CLARK 4 Co.: 49,.
Gents We b,y. ceiling Goes Cough Basam Tor seos
Ia. t.rf.H tV i IN
mon bottles han any cough pr"pns,.om IN e msfhes ~
the time thai i. has 0een snosp We and our custonx$
csu so ~ IL the h.hes, Of II. merit -
Respectfully your. FARRASD, nhtELff u.
Wholesale Drusysts Detroit MICA
GOES COUGH BALSAM
is the cheapest and best medisne In the world IL o"SA d
Co., Tie bo.tss contain tsica much any Other -
ANS pr;.. C. q. CLAIM 4 CO.. Pr"pfietors
Nsx. HsYsa. c.
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Yi..,,, ...c,,hI, I,,s,yIc, ulou As.oc,aiion.-

Tt. FisLl Assembly District Union Aloralinn WI ip.t
a, thoif Ht.equar,.rs, No. ito pranc yt on rhlDAi
YyFNISO Nov ~ 1914, - eirct pELkbNTtS 70 tae -rv
,t.i Nominating Corv.us,uns Pols oisnsa fom 4 10
o'eIock JOHN r. SEYMOUR. Pre"denL
a as.s.. s. k srro'e ssors,sris.
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fuckers Patent Spring Beds
LDTEo WOOD COTS
Ar, univsraaly acknowledged 20 b. the
STANDARD ARTICLES IN THE MARKET
IsgrIHI ron TucxKHs fAgssr."
FOR .as by - Furnaro Dealers generally throughout To"
United State. AZ Wholesale by
HIRAM TUCKER.
no. III sud ll9 Cour, -.
Boston HAS.
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si3U. u tbs NF1o'l,iI9H WI D Hf.I on IhINN
EEINtNt. Gov. Is, ny fPo!s fn ffl.u opt' itti . %
orlssk - 500. - Broom. .or te III upn - ufLE
GA rs 10 90. Cr.rr -ntinn. pursant G. tie rl o. h'
Union G-a,fl omf tee N!LLllst soistt fI"-iA'h'
t,routr lfFIb .-.rrolarf
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PICKET BOAT NUMBER SIX.

The picket-boat No &, built at East-Boston
oy s. Smith engines by Benjamin Root, Is now read
S,r .es ne following and nny oitccra have be- oI
dered to her: Acting Gunner Hiram Peters. pnand
ing; Acting Third Assistant Eagiiser Marceilus J..
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Tenth Assembly Ustfict h'on ", n
Primary trct!of tor hs purpose ~ 'e.ths nEhrA -
% tLc ndcr ihe cs s"ed Icy She Luiou
onnit,se OF which simeon Dtspef esq, !, fI,s
,.~,t Vii. b. bod FRIDAY EsESlNp ne1t, Tho 18th
in, he,xe.n he hour Of "A end cloos, a. their rooms
No y Third sve. JOHN j. 1AiLok, f1.sideEt
Il X MAYaHy- S~rretsry.
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s,yc,,h Assembly pl.,ric, Urion A.socintion.-

Jix,. w nlsos tssor,,sr.~-
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pourib Arse,nsly D,,fric, Union A--ocinfion.

IIrragu.ff.r SO. 80 ,hrs,fi. tA ftuny Election fn
80. pELtgtpR- to thr riou Conventions uun.r in-
ZION Gen.ra tomuiii-y, ho l.ii 90 FRIDAY
EVfSIst 9l inst, bety.,cr me hprrs and o'ic1A.
IJuN EDW ARDS, Ffr,idsl-.
s,vugr n .rrToy Secretary.
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the v hole q h's choics 100. u
RATIONALE fuHs
10 ,hr lowest .ur~. c.nTsicn. with - pro'scior
III. n.oftir consist. Of .vsgy decor Dion 81 frs voi
by Aaiei from a.. reres 70 iAe cteaf"si, All h1 "h AGO..
ufscat rgufes.iy 90. current also t ld's
.rea variety u ed. and i.Tsss fursi among whe az
.one Of thr haadone., tfIr box and foH Hear Robes
offered a. this irsrke'.
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COE'S COUGH BALSAM

is the oAespes, and best medicine In the world o"sA b
,o, Tie bottle. contain tsics much any osbes -
AIMS pric. C. q. CLAIM 4 CO.. Propfietors1
sS.HsYsa, c.
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G:iit Coub.-Ncw styles.
JUST EECElA ED-rwo, Three, -Four, Five 10 Twenty
dol are each, fur sale by GEORGE 4. ALLEN. No tIo
Bfosdw az Que door below Causst
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Report of Admissions and Deaths il
Hospitals at Grifins Ga. September Ii
1861. -

Report of Admissions and Deaths I'm
Hospitals at Grifiins Ga, September nst
1864.
The following named soldiers were admitted into
the Hospitals at this post to-day:
ADMITTED INTO cAToosA HOSPITAL.
Lieut. 1, Rabertson, Z, I'd Miss cav; Llsut d
Johnston, II, 2a Miss cav, JsEsss Hannons, q,
1eth Tenn; III K<nniHgton, G, 57sh Ala; CsPt Z
Bsrret, I, 4th Tenn.
piEii AT cAroosA RosrrTAL,
sgtG j Assa, 2, 9th Tex. 90
Admitted INTO DlnEcsTox HOSPITAL
" d Haduaa, 2, 4th L. hat; Sgt d W Dury
e, gSd Gs; sgt 4 W Martin, asth Miss cav; Corr
WilsOa, ID, zsth Mim cav.
ApHrrsxD Isro ovIKTARD HOSPITAL.
IA Mcclure, L, Sth. Tex cav; Samuel Nsasou,
Jaekson's Scouts; Albert RosinsOo, O, 9th KY;
cOrpl odem, D, 27th Ala; II J Kennedy, r, sTth
9x.
ADAtrSsR- -ssT0 ;. y. xooRg HOSPITAL.
B Cason, A., let Tenn; Cosp'J D Fexworth, B,
SSth Ala; S D laeooh, D, lst Hiss cav, g w Jones,
d, 1st Mias cav 81 Andersou, D. 1ss Essas cav:
p Glasgow, IN. Iss Miss caay II B wHkinsgs, G,
1d Miss cav; J u MeCaaIey, B, I'd Miss cav, Pat
MEX MsCune, d, I'd Miss cav; j Haugb, Hsskin,s
Battory; , T Martin, E, 3ss5 Miss; J d Qu9ftle-
burp, q, 18th Sc: n II Marahali, C, 9Th KY.
Il. @. FOSTER, 4th,
Surg. ia eh'ge Of Hosp.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-03

We Gs pzzasd % record 9 distressing rail r0ad
Ae1idant vkssA ossaRrsd yesterday, On the Macon
and Essssza Road sear BarnesTiIle A ftsighi
eAiz ss1ssz up and = l-rse train orWouadsA from
thS hastaz2ssd q Wednesday rsa together, and Nc
sss RssEEA Hat net lsss than Twenty serS
kEzPd. % IL nznber oE wounded ne have no ae-
s1zz& - -
-EAsEs L esztzfEsy very fcsrfal responsibility
rustas zPoa for this terrible sEd unEeeos-
~ Eztazi.J. Il l. I'D saoughLs blsye car brave
nlsSsr. zaasasd By the easay5 butiii Outrageous,
as.< thsy Ars xo1Hded and are szesriaz frpu
asiE uHszsGls that thsy should Be crashed &pd
rszad 10 PowSsr By railrOsd o1eia.s
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- 1.s-:s ---askrsnsss..-ys = z sati - -
Ysissns Of Fsnas1 auaks q ssssy ?. - -
lHark hHfki whAs zayyisds I'D 2as riss!
(, .YsHr caildle1s wives, assr ssk h1afres E6oSy--
Behsad tssk sssrs aud 1zas tseir essesi
2 Saaia hsssfdl tyfassts, misesslefs brsaighg,
!. - With hifszihg. hoxts, y Tutasn batd,
, = Alright sai1 assolass tie isza, st y =
Wills liberty md psacs he blsesiinge
10 arms, "a. sfms re bFavei
a Tug a esIgiae sword unshsatAat
March on HIsrs1 ydl ali heara resolved
- :. On yidtgty os dsash E -. :, :
NeE. ncs, ttic daass;ssoas atoriin i selliss,
Which treaafieroaS kfngs, saafsdsfsts raise
Thu dogs of IrsS, fst 5oese, an honIiag,
And te9 osr Geids and sitias kIase,
. hh,l shall As basefy vssu fss ri,ins.
While lawlsss fprrs, ftkguilsy ,stxiae,
6piSaaS dsseistfqn fhg and wideN
With srmsg kad blood bis hauda issbrsingl. z.
10 asms A'asmsi ye hraye T. -
Ths aysfsins sword uasheashe.
=, March 90 hhasch on'l AZ hsaEss rassived
'fe."ty Oh osasnt sssfa.a ~ go e.'.
szs.t ssis.e s..N 81 e. .s~ Ass -
. Liberty can .aaa- -sesxa ,nss,
- s. essasS IS s1a sssS
Or Whips tly nshsssr1rit tauleg -
Too long the world has wcpt, kswziliag,
That fslsehood,s dagger tyrants wissds
But fcasdosa 10 oar sword and shisAa,
And oil thcir srts arg uaavailing.
To aTms to axmA. yebraEe!
Tho avenEing sword ansaeaths,
1farch on MARCH oa !'an hearts resolved
On victory or death!
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AsIauta Ryaeuatad.

Ia iafornaaDu received from Atlanta leaves 20
rsoa 70 doubt that he city Was evacuated BY our
ercss ezsay5estsra@y morning. The relliag ssosk
d - rafizssdA, uhieh, by the oesuPatio9of por
tioztof he kaeon road BY the enemy, had nc means
Of szis, sabzzsiag bst~oea one huadrea aad my
and sEs hznared fse&sAt eArs sndfssr loeanosisss,
wers dsstreys1 before eur f0Eess Isf. Ths ezrio-
sisas ksard Wednesday night, were ennsed by ths
snRanifisn In The ears which were destroyed. -
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The PIghting AZ I.oreioy.

ysstsraey sEsEtag vas heavy aud Continuous, IN
dss@z4ag kattis N progress. At the time If VIII
ting this paragraph se hare ne news from the army
lsasz thaa n0os- At thst time the ensuy sess
making no hesvy attack upon cur foztifed Inss,
and cur brave boys were seprssentsd 70 be in the
stsheR sPisib. Il Is szPPOsed that . portion. as
ssass, % o1- troops fron Atlanta, vezld make q
jznssion via Hzrdss laas aight, and thus nse hi.
Pssfsisa sssizssy sses-a
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The war News.

From tho Riehhsosd Disps4c. e7thl
2 xhe news freB Peteraburg yesterday semi a
thrill Of plsEsure through our community, ~ /
only on sccouus Of the achieyemen anncnnc.d
but heceass 10 gave an assurance that the Yanaees
we're not TO be permitted quietly to hold theirspo
ilsioa on the Waidou raih-5ad and that our Cen
erals ere losing no oPportunify to annoy and in
Hies qaDese pom shen.- Iu accordance with
plan dseadaa apon by our commanding general,
sumsissts sozce Of troops under Gen. K. p. Hill,
Ess sans azsHf>d tbs eoemys ldft to position in
nfs resi- las Inoyen.ent was not discovered by
tne enemy, Ind pciat was gained about two
tsrsourg, wheEA, Preparations were made for on
sEsack- The Gankees, iDtsutly watching their
rens which HeF bad strongly fortified, seemsd TO
6e entarey ,Nheonscioas OF The mischief brewinss
m tneir rses ard cur forces, having gained m eli
goie position, made the attack about fiye clock
On FThursday afternoon. The movement was a
eomple.e suSeess. For two hours the battle ragcd
noresly, nut thu eaen1y was finally forced back
and dszzuzset, WITH loss of from Afteen hundred
20 two eaousaz prisoners, nihe pieces of artillery
sssstvs comzaiitaaFy Wagons, and large number
tEaaAed aed wounded. Ii Is reported that the YAM
kss Col speer, Of rsidlng iotor1esy Is among the
ea2sured Gsr ioss in this affair is mot heavy aud
we tasn tass or ding general IS perfectly
sazs9ed til ssie result -
- EassseHers bF The Petersburg trsin last evening
rePeFz shak vfs JGaptnrcd oveEtTo thousand prs.
o1sss- . was b complete flank movement and
sxecutsd wiIE consumInafe skill. The fighting
wes severe for The time It lasted, but we have the
reiteraiea sssurassee that our loss is nst hfre
wiAIe .tiszt NJ Tho .saerny is heavy. Among the
Eouo6ad age HrfE. Gen Anderson Of Georgia
sad MoSsr Aafshaif, Of Faaquier COUNTY Virginia:
neitheI Of tllsrsf dangssousiy.
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LIST OF FREIGHT
Remaining I'm the Southern Express once,

O@--NNp
griffin, GA, Aug. 20, 1854
Bundle, Mrs NJ Douglas; Trunk, Miss A p
Fletcher; trunk, Mrs Mollie Smith; trunk, @ +
Newton; trunk. Mrs r Wilson; ] boz, Mrs y
Duke; box, Mrs Samuel ii Smith; box, A II
Tsgglc; knnp sack, jacob Champion; kn1p
sack, Riley Connell; box, X Williams; trunk,
Capt N JuKles; trunk, DIR G + Gordoly pack
age Miss Eliza ] Gibson; package, Jno p Ander-
SON; parcel, CaptO Myers; parcel, Hon Jas
MeCaltuw; bundle. Mss T. PIechard; j packages,
Mrs Sallie w Smith; bundle, Harris; bundle,
David Stanton; parcel. Mrs = Holland; psr-
eel, Mrs Mary White; trunk, Mrs z Settle;
box, Mrs Mary Head.
Consgnees will please call at once. all frcights
are stored ut owners risk, and expense.
auge3 ]. H. LOGAN, Agt.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
SToLEN from my headquarters, near Atlanta,
~ Ga, my Mare, bright bay, bald face, black
name and tail and black legs, with the exception
os swo small whlss spots tho inside Of each hind
Zoo, carries high head and altbogother is q very
gay locking animal under the s1ddle- I uia pay
$500 for her delivery 70 at this place TO Eaj-
Gen. Cheathaun, Army of Tennessee, for Informs
lion 90 that can get her. And $500 for the de-
teotion OF tho thief that stole her.
B. ]. BUTLER, 70
GriGn, Ca, August IL. Maj. ard c. s.
~ The Macon Telegraph, Montgomery AaveE-
tissr, Columbus Times, Mississippian selm-, and
the Meridian Clarion, will publish the above oao
week and send bills TO this Ofice.
ahgl2-G
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From tho Riehinon., ptspate,el


In The IFkig Of yesterday was eeblizhed lettei
from Francis P. blair to Edkard Everett, dated
August 24ih, 1864, the original of which Is In the
possession Of the editor of the Whig. At the time,
Everett appears to have been seakins some missio1.
prabably that to France, and had applied to Blair
for his interest. Ia reply, Blair tells him that he
should be glad to assist him, but that the interest
of Thurlow Weed with Seward is too strong for
him. fas is said towards the elooe Of the lslter.
But il opens with the expression Of fear that the
President is too much pressed by other cares TO de-
vote much of his timo to thwartng the ntrigues of
Great Britain whick power he accuses Of eudea-
vofing to unite the Great Continental AonarohiOs
in an effort to put stop to me. war By dividing
what he calls .sthe Repubiic1 He attributes thsse
ntrgues, of course, to the jealousy Of Great Brit
ain on tho marine rind commercial questions
1t seems that ho and Everett agreed that sn sf-
fort ought 10 be made to forss an anisnce ~
France, against Gr,at Rrsssas l.ssS.sg ea' % Ns,
commereial edgsnhlges and further securities 10 his
dynasty. s.ut If he should refase, then an offer
quite tempting uras to hc lnaas to Rassa> which
po!ser would, no dsubi. cone into Raeasures.-
Blair. approximations, it seems. had bean reused
by debate in the HOUSE Of Lorsk, In which some
members indicated a strong desire to get Europe
united in novem,nt to stop the e1nsion of blood.
As he has always been one of The most influential
persons about Lincolu, there can be Little. doubt
that the attempt was made upon Napoleon, and
that itfaiicd.
Whether i, was made upon the Emperor OF Bus
sa, and whether that poteiitafe is now in alliance
with fankeedom, VIC cannot say. But we think
Mr. Bisir was most unnecessarily alarmed. We do
not sec what better ally Yankeedoa wants than
England is and a is far more to the interes, Of
England that there should be no mediaAiOn in this
matter than it is TO tho fIterest OF Yankeeaou.-
Seward knew how the land lay fer better than
Blair when be told the President, stated in this
letter, that there 'Haa cause for apprehension,
that Z" England was all right" and that " Lord
Lyons our friend abroad" (thnt is, the friend
OF Lincoln, Seward, and the Yankee cause.) Lord
lyons, il viii 30 rsearicetod, then absent in
England.
Francis p. Blair has been 60 long Withdrawn
from public life TINT it may be necessary to remind
our younger readers who he is. He was the init
mato friend ard biographer of General Andrew
celebrated Globe newspaper, the organ INC Ad-
ministratons of Jackson and Van Barren.
Iie retired from the Gtote' 1s45, when Polk
became President, having made a large fortune In
the newspaper business and by his Office printer
to both Houses of Congress. He Is the father Ct
Montgomery and Frank Blair.
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Azaz&ss u G1&Az4ssaHs--Ths = Charieasez
4ssA af AzzsaE -. isases tast . ssTess Serna-
sz.f szsS 81 - keteSsd fozr sd gkyg.
saaska eznzssv ssazssssa. i.zs.= fsI.s,;.s ~ 4
Hak a "a sstn = ~ - -
zstszs sssza d5sss - - - -
~ sz zBEs ls1E q j s.
ssszz5z5 - - Tsiss i tls sssssai sss -
- 2 - fisszaE fzzzzs Il tss asisheeEhesd sl
1ss.a - han
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TEE GznHAx Pass Axb FRKxoSr-Ehe Boston
Pioneer says thEt there are onfy six German pa
pers iu the Union which advocate the cause OF
Linccln, while twenty six have hoisted Gen. Ere
nont's name. Al tie resi- seems 10 prefer him
against all ohio. candidates. In Illinois Mr.. Lin
eoin's hones ia but ems Qerma. paper, the 'Seaats
The "Heyeta," Swiss paper published In
Tell City. Indilna, has hoisted Gen. Fremout's
be limited and scattering. fhey are almost aii
against him.
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ne - Is ga aazas .tisss
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49, kksst fssiasszs ssse.s. .fsr tss
'sHss zzsi FasiasE sIfiaa.ssssss. ~ q zsssa,
- - q azsa essssrs,
IIAsssss elsssslss at - "a 80 esznssy sssr
tissss - y sssaaEs skssz .slSaa
SqEasE 80 sssz q szzlsssHll lGeHasry peepss,
Fhs ~ sssts ses hesh reiassss.
sheAak eszesAz spat = 5afsss sszzs we'll, IN Bs-
Aszs - "a 7suizisa - shssa. Es. 6ssa ,
dessEefl ssssIAs iEzss ssiShfaliy Esrves
Thar u sail s',assa s5sesm shsiz
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and the next lizard al kiS forces usi attack by
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road. sazsez9gIsAf IrseislzS st The Nsrth. The /
movement o. 10 EzsS ksen httsnded Nth
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grant REruaEs a Pk@ TO sHE FRExcH VICE
CoxsuL--esrant las refused a passage down the
James river TO the representative CO tfie con1ui of
France 1t Richrnond~ wifih dispatches for the
French Minister at WashinEtons- 10 appeera thai
On Sunday the NioesG0zsal psSseeaed % Vsrina,
and in ssesrdaaee with 40 prisilege heretofore
Eeely ssctRdsd see1ue<hh hH passage by the iiaR OF
trnce boat, wasA assigned state-l.pon, and made
every arTtngemenbfer the jousasr. At night the
boat was visited By Grant In person, who, without
the knoMledge Of the Vice -cqpsul, he'd an inter
view with Asjoi. MuIfosd, and instructed him TO
refuse pssago in the boat 70 hat oiislsl or any
one else. The consequence ysa that the Vice
Cousnl had to return TO Richmond with his dis
patches.
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ATTENTION..

ATTENTION. 81
GRIFYIN, Ga, August e. 1854
r%HR following named negro men, cs5Etsd ga b.
II the enemy from Carroll county Ina this State,
hayu bsen oAnSha and now in my POosession-
Ownsr. .ili aS.-s farRard Psy charges and ea1so
them away. ]. =
siuon. g feet inches high, bIAcA, 70 years old.
hSianrs To tho estate Of Roa1e, and hired - Dr..
r. Hood. LicfshiIlet, Carroll comfy. = f's,s<
Claiborne feet high, black, 70 yeazn cd Nbo-
lonx 10 James Newton rs.7,- 3 ~
Zen. fest inches high, black, II years ed
b.ioass 20 Jcsss Roberts BsbH. NEWTON.
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