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CheeriaE RePorls frsn RIsBIIs.

- - @HA
Prtsss-Som insist that prices are not lower Thes.
had nsiutSined that the withdrawal Of t~Wo-lhirds Of
tue circulating medium Of the country would not az
feet prices. They now hold, In the face Of facts. thai
the horss Il seventeen feet thigh" Three weeks ago
we pHid so so per hundred for fodder. Yesterday Ne
bought the same srsieis a SlO. A month since bacon
ives selling for & The present price Is IS so to a.
We paid, a month ACo, for corn meal el0, yesterday
W. bought the best article for s.. Even flour hss
tuEblsd s75 a barrel, although Il Is stnl unreasOnably
dear. We nOdce q decided Improvement IN the vses
table and meat markets. Custoners do not thronR to
the market a. they used 20 do. We saw meat IN the
market yssteidsy morning that has been there since
saturday, certain GEn nf two important facts, that
money is scarcs, more priced, and not 90 readily parted
with a. formerly, and that the supply OF meat Is not
abOrt Of the demand.
Tbs fshermen even are becoming more modernt.
We have never seen the market so abundauty snppIsd
A. since the lat Of April We boarded q large OYSTER
boat st the wharf q fen days age. II bad ths remains
OF he cargo on board-lOOO oysters. We asked the
phce-s3 basket How many IN a basketf over
TWO HUNDRED. That "a el so q hundred Ths oyster
shops askessO0 a hundred. Ths oyster boat he'd been
tHo daya a. the Whan and the slipper said be bad beea
toying All day to sal ont and Was debating bstHeen
throwing them sway and giving them 10 he Free Mar.
kst. We advised the latter course By all means.
OeitaiRly there srs signs Of lower prices, and they
Congress. We aid mot anticipate any marked effect Of
this legislation until the hVes were ruled out Like the
larger notes and the new tax Law had gone inio effect.
. such hings be Ia the green, what may We not hope
are N oar opinion, sure 70 tall. The effect OF the tar
upon the planter has been marked IN one reeusef IA
AAenal1g produce to mRrkst which be Heyas fkouzht Il
Norel Ms while 70 take the troubIs Of bafcns. Foddar
shuela, bacon, corn, peas, etc. are cominv IN no.,
freely tna1 Stany time during the war. and fha nricss
o. a. tA7ss 1F1eles are coming down Starvation Ia an
Sosossss l-s4 aIsis 1s always been enough In tbe
20 unlock the treasure. Funding and tsIstiop hsys
supplied il
E5P A who!a family of thiav..
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Leasing PIAnsaIisns In Middle Tenn..-
From lhe NashvlIs TInsl. Aprn 1si

~ ~
We were surprised TO hear some DAYS 500 that q
large nnmber Of large plantations In this portion Of
TenueEsss-the Middle distriet-hR7e bssu Leased anj
viii be cultivated by Northern men from ali pHr.s IN
tho Union. Many OF these plantations had been sbso.
doned ~ their rebel owners, a1d after being seized nv
the United States authorities were subsequently, Iesssd
oust 70 loyal partisa On not 3 few plantations he ont
buildings, farming implements and stock have been
consumed BY the ravsgss Of war, aad the proprietors
dessrtsd BY theb slaves who refuse to work FER them
have been eomPelled to rent their rich landB 70 enfaP
prlsing newcomers who have capital and are Willing "a
RISK the chancas Of war. The work on thess nIsnta-
ttons vii be done ~ qHondsm slaves exeiuslveIv. wbo
now for the frSt time in thsir lives assume the position
OF hined lsborsrs.
The demand for labor and IabeFers in this stat. A.
great and we aPprehsad will esndnus to exceed he
supply for q lOBg while to come. In fact nothing mi !
large Influx Of Northern laborsrs VIII begin 10 msst ~
dsm&Rds Ct our changed and wondrously -ehaneins
State. We presume from the renunerafive prices Of eot.
tOa that this prOduct will engage the attention Of tbe
planters who are trying 70 dsmORatrste that cotton can
be cultivated by hired laBoFsn.
Some Of the leased plantations abRn6sned BY their
former disloysl owners arc as fertile and desirable In al
respects as any lana n Tennessee. TIE kaHghty and
hollow hearted lordjngs who once rode over these fair
delds, where hnndrsdSo OF unpaid slaves toIlod from year
to year undsr the lash, have abandoned everything and
fed Ia hsAdlong terror 70 that vaguely bound region the
Southern Oontsderaey, hoping TO escape the vengeance
Of the noble government which theS s~onIplred TO de.
stEoy,
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THK TELEs9APH-Ths energy displayed By the
Southwestern Telegraph company il repairing The
lines destroyed BY the Yankees, says he "CIxTionH Is
commsndabls in a high degree. Sherman bad hardly
reached VeksburE on bis retrsst before we had electric
cor municaiou wEh TOngip2hoa, Oxford, Mobile and
Okolona. For this we are indebted TO the ensrgstic Of
AesTs Of the company and particularly 70 Hessrs. Pres.
ley snd Fiansry, the two division s1psriatendsntA Mr..
Fanery il one OF The nnsi valuable msn connected
with that branch Of services in the South. We make es-
Bscisl msni8n of him because We ars familiar with
much ths. be has dona He il = gentleman Of undrinE
energy, snd has amid MissisdpPls misfortune always
kept up tsleErapbic communicated with every svsfa-
bic point within his jurisdiction. Lately the South
western company has opened an ONCE a. far north As
Holly Springs. as far wsst a. Clinton, Miss, ard before
long. We pr sumo, Clinton, La, will be ineludsd, aad
OoTiuth, Biss. This Inns L. certainly admirably nan
aged. and those who control it are deserving Of the
thsoks OF the country for the promptBez displayed in
repairing the line whenever destroyed
We find the foregoing in the Mobile Register,
and copy is for the purpose of giving sanction
to every word said. It has been our fortune to
have had intimate relations with the ofi.ery of
the company named, and we therefore know
we speak.
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OORRROrION.

DALTON, Ca, April q. 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL; In the islegraphic column Of q late
issue Of yO1r paper It Is stated that James Findlsy,
chaplain Of the SD Alabama regiment was hung Al
Tunnsl Hill etc" In this announcement there are two
erroT, viz arEts this unfortunate msn's name, as given
ne BY his own daughter, il Jamss Indy; and, secondly,
he was not q chaplain, but = private in the regiment
Mentioned It was my lot TO oficists at his execution.
and I know whereof Affirm. Hope, gentlemen. thst
in justice 10 the church, and 70 the ~chaplans Of the army
Of Tennessee, you will make the eo~rrselion Indicated.
Very respectfully, o B. CALDWELL
General Distributing agent Gen. Wheelsr's cavalry.
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DIsCHARGED.-Ths parties engaged IN the
late not in Savannah have been discharged rem
custody, no one appearing against then, IN coz
stierSlion Of the fact that they we're soldiers
wives. The mayer delivered quite Al Grafton to
the parties before him, in which he admitted
there was great distress among the poor Of the
ely. In his remarks he failed to sxcoriats, a.
they deserve, The extortionsFs Of lie timcs-an
omission that is somewhat to be regretted. He
had \ tine opportunity to utter s few WkolssOme
truths to these, as well as to the poor women,
and should hsYs embraced it.
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ARMY NEWS p

THE following NEW BOOKS hEEs jazt besz r..
4 eeivsd By T NJ ACTON At D&lfop, gai
General Orders nom the Adj1tsnt aad ~Inspsesor
GsRer&ls Ofiee.
Andrews aountsd Artillery Drill
Hastsr william Altoa, or 3 YoufA q Brilliant Tal-
ents, who WAS ruined By bad luck
Sketches Of tAs First Regimen Georgia Yoi1ntssrs,
tsEsh with the History Of The Ssh Ksgins1t GsOr,
3 = YoiunteerL
EzPlznatsry Notes 10 Ms Sails n Bmith-Hsr
Marriage aud its CONSCIOUSNESS.
Jack Morgan SougHtsr, Just published.
Also, on had and for sais,
Army Re ulaiisns. Hardes'a Taeac5
Whsslers CaTary Tactics.
Jean Vales1, Fisld ard Eirssids E0Vslstts,
kentueky Battle Song, beautiful title psss, etc.
MUSIC. MILITARY WORKS,
And other Books ordered when desired.
T. n ACTON,
Army News Agent
Army Of Tenaezsa.
ab&llW Dalton. Ga.
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EIIGgTIyE DEPARTMENT.

=, NFtNNUi Itp4s J
Since the date Of my proclamation s~psclsvtnv ~. d,c
fsEent classes Of officers Of this sssie sxsnpt from c0n.
scripiiOn, my attention has been called TO Re a., Dr.,
l omitted the attorney and solicitors general and ~.
masters In ehsnoery, andI now make known th., m.
attorney general aud sllsOlletors gsnsrsIOf a. 60
AndAi mnsssFsin chancsRy who have been l,psfiv a.
Pointsd under the 4lls.h section Of the code -.
this date Are0lalned BY ne - exempt from euro,lm..t
or eonserlphSa. JOSEPH z. BROwN
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Two DAYS LATRR FROM rHR
HRRTM

&c FFBST TE.F:rKSSER.
DAuToE, April es-Northsrn dates Of the 2sd have
bsen received.
Nsw York dispatches Of the DIST state that the New
Orleans papers OF the 10th announce that Banks head.
quarters we're At Nstchlsoehss.
The rebels were burning an The cotton on Rad river
and the Ouehita.
In . skIrmiuh with the rebels near Shreveport We had
some wounded. Another slight skirmish occurred near
Eatehitoehes, on Wednesday, without result.
A dispatch from Chicago, dated The ooh, says. The
day after tie disaster to the 18Th army corps, General
oOrss engaged and defeated the enemy, capturing two
thousand prisoners and twenty eaiasons.
The Abandoned P-fananlspna.
DALTON, April pa Cairo dispatch Of the goth SAYS
that the gu~errillss along the river declare that they
will not allow Northern men to work abandoned plant
ationa They recently made a raid on The plantations
on the TenssS, capturing = large number Of negroes
and mulss, and killing = Mr.. Ballston, Of Nation, nj,
after making him dig hIs own grave.
RIghs In Kentscky.
DALTON, April pa Oatiettsburg Ky3 dispatch Of
tbs 18Th says Capt. Patrisl bad arrived with one hun.
bred prisoners, captured at PsintviIle. Hodges rsbe,
brigade attacked oar forsss At that place on Tuesday,
but we're rspulsed. Col Gillespie pursued them, and
surprised them At Half mountAin, capturing seventy
prisoners and their property, together with 4 wagon
train. The rsbels we're commanded by Gels. Clay,
Prentice and Major johnson. Ooi Clay "a among the
prisoners
mEseeIIaResus
Brigadler Gen. Prince has been ordered to the Gem,
mand Of Cairo, Paducsh and Columbus.
In New York, on the sOh, cotton was frmer and
higher gold, 1879.
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HARD FACK-This is the title OF a new can
didAie for public fame, which, We observe, is
advertised viii shortly make its appearance from
TIE publication office Of the COH6sdsr&ey, in this
city. The title is an HapalatsabIs one, it must
be admitted, our information As to tins edit
oTship Is such that We can assure the public in
advance they will " laugh and grow fat" over
his literary cookery, for be is 3 genuine wit and
cultivated gentleman. " Hard Tack" will be
Issued nOnthly-6rss number in . few days.
Pdee fifty cents = copy. Ne subscriptions re-
ceived. Orders should be addressed 10 W. W.
Daniels g. Co cOpfsdsraeF office, Atlantis.
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E%DUCKTIoE OF DISABLED SOLDIERs-At q
mssting Of the board Of trustees of Mercsr Uni
vorEiiy, held this day, in this city, the following
resolution, offered by Rsv. ]. d. Campbell, was
unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That Georgia soldiers who have
bsen, or may be, disabled in ths service Of the
Confederste States, or Of the State of Georgia,
be allowed the privilege Of attend ng the Glasses
Of the University without paying tuition.
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The Worcester Psiiadium .n.u...
there was q way to relieve tbs roam - H
excess of gold thai might b0in Il. ibat yoniS
nave been quite rs much to the credit oe ~
government as this, and that is By p.vrnsn,. -
the soldier OF a mixtLee Of gold With f5a 49,
backs they are obliged to take Tor heir bsTd
services, Aasu
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Lieut.. Gen. POLK has issued Q pEociSnanOn
oFsrinr pardon TO all soldiers in his department.
.b,f are ahssut from their eommads Without
lesve, who will report for duty before The SOth
of Nav next. The pardon does not include
those who may have Joined the enemy, or com
m;ssioued officers. Gen. Polk issued the proc
~ls.ntion in dsfrsnce Of the petition Of the Ssn-
ato and House Of Representatives Of Mississippi
Tie Offer Of pardon is not confined to solciefs
from Mississippi, but is extended TO those Oh
other States within the departments and soldiers
Of olhsr armies absent from their commands
within the department, who desire to avail
themselves Of an act Of amnesty, the lieutenant
general commanding informs shsn that upon
reporting to Meridian, he viii iuterceds> with
their commanders in their behalf.
Referring to The favor Gen. Polk has thus
extended, the Aississippias says that never be-
fore has the army of the Confederate States in
Mississippi had it so completely in their power
to hunt out dsserteTs and force them to that
trial which would cOnsign them to an fguomini-
Gus death. The few d~esertors in Mississippi
now must see that they are completely at the
mercy Of Gen. Polk. This being the case, his
cltmsney in Offering tLsm pardon If they forth
with viii repair to the post of duty, is worthy
Of special Communication snd If every senti-
msnt Of patriotism, of honor and pride of char
acier, has not been crushed out, they win not
fail to svRil themselves of this rare opportunity
to wipe out the ugly stains which, in g moment
of weakness, they have fixed upon the charae-
tar of themselves aud their posterity We are
assured that after the expiration of the time
specified in the proclamation, the man who is
foaHd away from his cOlors will meet with no
Isnieney Whatever and steps will be taken to
End every man who has sbsndonsa his duty.
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EF According to the Cincinnati Eaguissy,
there is an immense feeling in favor of placing
Mr.. YallsDdighsm &c 8 delegate to the Demo
cratic National Convention, and if be consents,
it will doubtless be done. The Enquissr further
declares that, if the martyr is chosen 8 delegate,
The Democracy of Ohio viii see that be attends
the Chicago convention.
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COTTOE.-The London Post, of the LIST inst
in It's city article, says that a private meeting
WA held en- the 3lst by gsRilemsn connected
with the cotton trade for the purpose of further.
ing arrangements to import cotton from the
Southern States by means of purchase, and the
withdrawal from circulation Of the bonds
through a company connected with Paris, Lou-
don and Liverpool. The arrangement is virtu-
ally complete.
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DEATH OF A MENPmAE-The Nashville
Times Of the 18Th has a paragraph stating that
Alderman Volsntine, an old citizen of Memphis.
Tenn, was reesntly killed in an sffrsy with q
newspaper reporter, named Motif. No psrticu-
lars are given.
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DOUBTFUL "A Yankee paper states thai
Cen. James Watson Webb, United States MN.
isssr 20 Brasil, an old friend of Louis Napoleon
Ia the days of bis exile, has received an auto
graph letter from tho Emperor of Flanes, ia
which be expresses himself dsspOndingly OSn-
earning The Mexican empire
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEA
SAGE REWARD!

THE BOY, kEVI, Belonging TO Gen. Hodge. ran
4 sway from TuEksgse in Deesmber lssL. He 4
hoeus tUeEtyfour ysarI old, i've feet Ten or eleven
inches high very ftOut snd has q at0op-s Of brown
color, and . supposed 10 be trying 70 gst into Ten.
nessee. Col j. w. BALFOUR.
aog3 49, TrrEse-s AZ
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AEARHIs AID NfCnHTTY-Foryest'I AsUszsAts.
Cairo dispatch Of the Oh, states that Grier-
sons cavalry we're hanging around Forrest, but
were toe weak to effect much. On the evening
Of the 9Th inst, they are reported to hsve made
rally on q bridge over Wolf river, which For
rast had just completed, which they captured
and destroyed, with g loss of eight killed and
wounded. On-ths Oh they had another Skin
miSh, in which an Illinois officer WAS severely
wounded. Forrest was reported to have been
reinforced By q portion Of Gen. Lees cavalry,
from Mississippi, and Il sEE thought be intended
70 cross the Tennessee, while bis demOnstra-
tiOns toward Memphis were believed to be feiHts.
Every preparation to resist him was being made.
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2 The Northwestern railroad is in operation

The Northwestern railroad il in operation
frum Nashville to WEverly. The Times says /:
This road Whsn fully completed, will be of vast
Importance to our army, as it is but a few hours
run from Nashville to the Tennessee river,
whieh is nAyigEbls ct all seasons for light
drHught steamers. Besides Col. Scully's regi-
mint, there is two or more infantry regiments,
thee regiments Of cavalry and q brigade Of
colored troops guarding it.
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Attention.

COMPANY A. o. the lt R~sslmfnL GsrtrslrE BrEz
gtds Vii meet a the TChy Had, on OEDAY
ne 25th isstaEt 81 O'eeck A n, for the purpose Of
By crasr q s. ~CHAABERLAIH,
Ep@eE Csptain Comm audiPE.
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FROM MIDDLE TEEEEssEE-DsGh of LieB-
tsARAt-Cclsad HamliOH.-We ere informed
That = gentleman, who lately came through
from Middle Tennessee, brings the painful in
fellieence Of the fall Of Lisulsnsnt-C olonel o.
P. Hamilton, Of the ConfsdeIste States cavalry.
He is said 70 have been killed in q late eight
with his hated foes, the Yankees, in jackson
county, Tenn, near hs native home. Tbs loss
Of Col Hamilton is much to be regretted, and
We would fAin hope that the report Of bis death
10 false, but for the apparent reliability Of the
news A. it comes to US. Byhis skin and bravery,
united with a thorough knowledge Of the coun-
ny Colonel Hamilton has heretofore baflsd all
The efforts Of the enemy to drive him and bis
gallant followers from the border mountain
counties Of the upper Cumberland. By hs
death the Yankees have gotten rid of enc Of
their chief sources Of annoyance in Middle
TeunagRee-
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r Hon. Thomas Nancy died on the 18Th
inst, he was an old citizen Of Tennessee, and
Wis formerly a circuit judge, and enjoyed the
reputation Of being an able iurist.
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r Elder A. c.. Dayton, formerly of Nash
vile, Tennessee, aud Elder E. W. Warren, Of
Macon, Georgia, win address tho Sabbath
schools of Atlanta, at the First Baptist church,
Sabbath evening, At four O'Clock.
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GIN. LKEs TABLE-Ths Richmond eorrsrpoudspi
OF the Mobile Register" Is responsible for the follow.
Tag;
In Gen. Lees tsut meat Is eaten but twice a wax
ne General not sHoWrnEit oftener, bseauss he believes
i~nauigsnoe in meat to be criminal, in the present strait
enoa condition OF the country. His ordinary dinner
sonsiEn Of a head Of cabbage boiled in sails water. and
8 pone OF corn bread. Ia this connection, rather A
soric story fs told. Having inVItsd = number OF gem
tlemsn 70 dns with him, Gen. Lee, in q 1T OF ertrava.
Easee, ordered q Eumptuousr spast OF esbbaze snd ~.
dllnR. The elmer wss aarved. and bshoidi |. g-sst- IL
Of cabbage and Rbit Of middHRg about four inches
long and two inches across. The gueHts, with commend
able politeneHs, unanimously declined middlng, aud Il
remained In the dhh untouched. Next dsy cen. Lee
remembering the dsHcahs tid-bit which had been 90 pro.
vidsnty preserved, ordered the servant to bring afhat
midding." The man hesitatsd, scratched bis had, and
finally owned up. DE fac Is. Masss ROBERT, dat ar
niddlln' Wsa 6orrid middlin'; We all didn bsb mar spec
snd 1 done PAID n BACK TO de msn whE l got 10 from
Gen. Lee heaVsd 3 Eigh Of dsspsst disappointment, And
pitched into his ezbbsgs
Mrs. PsriiDgton is of the opinion that Mount
Yesuvius should take ssrBaparils to cure itself
Of eruptions- The old lady thinks it mas been
vomiting 50 long that nothing else would stay
on its stomach.
The executors of the famous William Old,
fo1nd a scrap among bis papers on which were
he following lines;
IN word and VIII I am 5 frsad TO you;
And one Old Is worth = hundred new"
Ltss % Uncial-asS ErelShs ESsceIves AZ the
ssstssrn ExRress APzi "a,
1864
II Boone. barrel; JEFF q Clark. bundle A B Du.
In. bundle n Griffin. box; Or II Grant, bundle
Ar Harris. bundle x S Horreu, box W ID Havs4
box: ] Hal, package; Lieut. Col Il U Kellogg. boz
Dr.. y Maxwell, bundle; IN iddlebrook, package
Z A heGinnis, box; Mrs Z B Ponder, one bucket
Tires sacks.
The shove fraight L. stored at owners risk and AZ
penss. sndBnAble to be sold for charges, II not csiIsd
Tor. v CUMMING. o. II. Clerk.
IS tisrces Rice,
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands;
20 barrels Tsnners' OH, refined;
lot Paper and Envelopes,
Salt, in sacks and barrels
s dozen English Ink, piatsi
so sides Sole Leather-on consignment and
'r sale by JOHE Il. KING & Co,
Commission Merchants,
Marietta street,
sP22S 81 Atlanta, ca. =
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MARRTEn-

On Ia nat April, near Palustso, Georgia, BY Rev.
James R~ainwa.sr. Rev. 8. O. HEARE, chaplain Of 6th
Tsunessss regiment, ts HEs o r. cAEEros, Of Osup.
bell county. Georgia.
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DESERTED.

ON the Ilth March. 1864, PriTats ". J. sKrggER.
company I, lsth Alzbama regiment, tHeutyahrse
ysaE5 Of sgs, gray eyes, sandy hAr. fair complexion,
ave fast i've inches high The usal reward vii b
paid for bis apprehension and delivery.
n n WRIGHT.
OoloneI CommandlnE.
as. Arsenal Atlantis, Ca, Aprl 205h, Iss4.
ap9f g.
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IE Bartlett,

Ordered by the Court that che foregoing -pEsssntnsuts
be published a. recommended By Tbs G-s1d Jury,
April q. Is6L J.. HAMMOND.
SohcitorG sper1L
Eus extract from the minutes Of said C5uri, Aprl q,
1854. W.R VENABLE. Clerk
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Attention is called to the advertisement
Of J. II. Acton, at the Army News Depot, Of
the army Of Tsanessso. he has Just received a
large assortment Of useful and readable books
music, etc, which be offers sale.
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ELEGRAPHTo

Reports OF the Press Association
Entsred according 70 act Of Congress n the year 1859.
BY J. .. TzKAsEKR, Ia the Clerks Ofdes OF the Dis.
1set Court Of the COnfsdsrsts States for tha Horfh-
orn District Of Georgia.
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Quicksilver.

e LBS. QusksIVsr for sale By
v P P. PEAsE,
ava q Psashtrss grsat.
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ATLAETA, April Ist, 1884
HAVE turned ever 70 Hr. PAU JONES Al ed
4 Virginian and Tobacco Manufacturer. he Tobaseo
trade Of ny house. Mr.. Jones viii do 5uziics 70 pur.
chaser and c~0nzignsr. Task for hin . lssrd pat-on.
age from ny friends and the puhhe. ME. Jones can
be found a. hsfslofors at he store q
L B. DAVIS.
OouulEsion Merchant
tp2l ~ Paschtrsa street.
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Prints! Prints!
000O YDs - COLORED SPRING ENGLIsH
OOOO PRIST5, nest style, on eonsizuusnt and
Tor sac - wholesale only. by
P. P. PEAsE
ap22f Psachtrss street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23
For Rent.

For Kent,
I'VE STOEE oeoupisd b Mrs. Rowland. bur doors
4 from ths corner Of Whltshal and Hunter street.
with tbs Esoek o. EHI1sry FOR sale. For particulars
Epply 20 n. GOGGIN
spisfW- Corusr whltshz If and Hunter sfrsstE