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NRGRo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Under law Of the late Congress, negroes
were declared liable to impIsssment to perform
such duties with the army, or in connection
with the military dsfsnses Of the country, in The
way Of work upon fOrti6cstons OF in Govern
nsnt works fOr the prOduetien or preparation Of
materials Of war, or in miisiTy hospitals, as The
Secretary Of War or the commanding general
Of the tIans- Mississippi department. may, from
tims to tine, prescribe, IS follows: Al free ne
grOss, and second, slaves to the number of
twenty thousand if necessary. We have not
Jet heard that any Sseps have been taken to put
his law In execution, and would suggest that
its enforcement in letter and spirit would relieve
Atlanta Of a population at present useless ssd
idle except where they can prey upon the pub.
lie by hnekssering.
The Richmond Ezsninsy ststeg that the eop.
ditions, as prescribed by recent general orders.
under which this impTossmsnt Of slaves is to be
made are, briefly, Is follows; lst. That slaves
shall not be impressed when the services of free
negroes can be obtained 2d Slaves under The
age of eighteen and above the age Of City are
exempt. Sd. The hire feg slaves impressed
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.gaOEssr DEafS Ordered bB zsaeohs.

s2tOfser DEGft Ordered 90 AfHeof,ss
RIcHx0sD March 90.-Unitsd States papers 10 ths
ITs fEstaat wars Eeesvsd this morning City Point
The Washington dispatches state positively tsas
Meade viii be superseded next week His 'suceemor
"a not named.
Lincoln has ordorsd aaothsr draft for two hundred
thousand men 70 take place on The lsh April to pro
vide an adequate reserve force f0T al contingencies
It was believed in New York that the Italian ship
Rsgu Eatun fOunde7sd At on the 7h inst with 400
lnen board.
Ths 6il authorizing The sale Of gold passed both
branches of Congress- Gold closed al I6I On the After
noon Of The same day, the l6h, In New York
European adviess As late the Oh contain moth
Ing esnhrHatory OF the recognition razors except
statement that Mason has rsturned % London 1t il
supposed In connection with the alleged recognition
fer rsconcHiaHons-
lsECOED DIsPATCHl
RICHMOND, March 2l.-Gsa- ". F. Smith Of the
Federal army Is reported assigned to the command Of
the army Of the Potomac az the request Of Grant
Tbs New York World dsnounsss Batlsr "a a mali
oious hunan brute.
A dangerous state Of fsiling Is growing up a. The
West The Democrats ars organizing IN secret TO pro-
sect themselves against the sold srs who are ccus
ting Outrages without rebuks from the military authrr
ties. Ths Chicago Times advises armed resistance and
retaliation. latter from Ya.lEndl ylan gives suar
council to he Democrats.
The smallpox Is spreading in tao West. At Ci7cin-
natl it prevails to sreasr snt tbaa was ever known
befors. At Clsgslznd t-egvs hundred cases are re-
ported
Fremont suPsrssd Gilmore Ia Florida
rs- Bsauregarda funsral took place en- the ID inst
aud was attended By over six thousand persons
Naxmian arrived a. Paris or the 5.h iast and it .
reported be will embark for Mexico On the 25sh.
On the 17th gold advanced n New Ysrk, closing At
I63
Grant formally takes command Of the Federal armies
with headquarters for the present vita IN army Of tho
Potomac.
immense eoncourss Of people It the wharf and
Capitol square. and the reception characterized
throughout BY the most uabouutsi eatauslssa.
Georgia Erz5sIatzre PaaraRs of Hes
G.IRtsR sGePEsms' szesslutiszs On FsEcu
sad SAC z1AhBss CsEpEs.
AILLKDGEVILLE, March I9 -Both branches CT the
Georgia Legislature havs adopted Hon Linton Ste.
pasns resolutions, on the teras By which peace should
b. soughs By the Confsdsrsis Goyerumsu and on ths
action OF Congress usPeudng the viii of hsbeas cor
pus.
They bavs also adopted resolution turning over 70
the Confsds7sts services all persons n the State be-
tween the ages Of seventeen and eighteen and forty
Ave AID dfty.
AIs7 unanimously resolutions expressing confidence
in he President, and thanking the Georgia troops for
re-snlIssing.
The Legislature has adiourusd sine die.
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Georgia has vindisatsd Der right to the title OF
nthe empire State sf the South. The passage
an Saturday, Of TIE restautiens introduced IN
the Legislature BY Hon linton STEPHENS
rsbukine the scspensiOn Of the hsbess corpus
sc. By Congress, aad insIlgurating the policy OF
the Stats for the attsinmsns Of peace, were tn
un,Dhs in The cause Of constitutional liberty.
While the heat Of party conflict RACES round
tbsss questions, and the temporary interests OF
pArtisGns are invoked tOnlOud thsir proportions
the true grandeur Of the Issues involved may
nat be perceived By maiiy Of our PeoPls. Bat
As time rolls these local and trAnsitoTy interests
away. they will stand cut N more just and
nightisr proportions, and the Georgia rssolu-
tons Of 81 win take tleiE stand in political
history BY the side of the YirginiA resolutions
Of '9s, beacon and guide loI all coming
time
lis significant Of thss, truths that the only
argument used against The message Of Governor
BROWN and the sTEPHEIs resolutions is, that
they are not expedieut. Now is not the time,
cry the plAcsmen, the placs-hRnteTs, and the
advocates Of = eonsoli listed federal power.
Your principles are right, but it is not oppoT-
tune to apply them. This is the veriest shift Of
sr1umsHt. The time never did come, nor ever
viii, when interested parties viii find it opPoT-
tune or eIpedieHt 70 enforce measures in oppo-
BitiOu TO their visWs. But did the time ever
come, or WiIl It, when it viii be either expedieRt
OF patriotic, for people to surrender the great
PRINCIPLES Of constitutional liberty No. Neither
the exBedisncy of the movsnsut, nor the policy
Of al time can ever sanction such = sacrifice
Neither the safety Of the State nor the interests
of the people can ever demand it. Constitutional
government administered within the sphere
Of its limited powers, is the strongest form of
government that can be instituted amsng men
Il ensuIes unkniniiy Of popular effort in behalf
81 the common veal A resort to the appl-
ancas Of dsspO:ie forms enly wesksas the hands
Of administration, By sngandering d3ubs among
the people and distrust between leaders.
These truths are Eslf-eVideni, and they bring
a. the eOrzlIAry Of their demonstration that TIE
resolutions recently passed b. the Legislature
Of GsorgiA ere, in fact, tle strongest Eupporis
Of Cur var for the right o; selfgovsrnmsnt, and
Of the administration we have chosen TO lead Us
therein. We hon0r the Legislators who have
done this thing, and We unhesisAEingly assure
them that, in al coming time, each man who
ysfed for these resolutions viii Be able to point
te the act with patriot pride, snd will receive
the aceHmulsting reward of q peoples graft
tude.
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A Gard.

ATLANTA AsrDh I5, 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL We tsks this msthed-ef eoa.
tradctlng current report circulated doubt vita
n 4lioi0us IN snion, that have the smallpox a.
Wsshngton Hal
There has HOs been ssss hers nor assr hs-s during
tbs sssssn that We know Of.
va farther iaf1rn The Pu5lle that have a. great
trouble ana szPuzss taororghly rssovatsd snd far
nIshe3 the house and Es fssl cc1ads-t that We cz1
give as good seeouHo5atfons as any house in the
country We are giving good meals a. NE country
sEards a. i've dollars fsr asa 1hils ottsr houzss ss
unassEiaaa charging tan do-Is-z zrr DO ~ in.
teEd TO eharss any mors, uaess the price Of provs.
ions adVzncs mueh highsr shan they are rCw.
Ws 90 not intend TO reject upon szy other Hotel in
the ely bul st ths time We conceive Is 20 be cur
privilege, well as cur duty to the pa6Iis 70 advert
to terms JONES 4 WHITAKER
mhig j Pfcp-issors Washington EalL
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GENERAL lJOHNsToN,s RRPORT.

GENERAL iJ0HNBTOH's REPORT.
We present to cur readers, this afternoon, one
sf the m0St snxiously locked for snd interest
ing of6eiAl papers of the EEr-the official re-
port Of General JOSEPH E. JOHssroE of the
army operations in the Department Of Missis
HlPpi ssd East L0uisisns, prior 10 and inclusive
Of the SuueHdsrs al VieAsbuTg sad Port Hud-
son.
This document Was called for by Congress o.
the 1lsh Of DeesmbsT last, yet II Is ouly within
q few days il has been permitted to see he light.
General PEKBERTos's report was given 10 the
Puble without delay, and some time age pubh-
eaton was made Of PsTtlSH Of the tsIsgraphie
and Other correspondence that passed between
the authorities 81 Riehmend and General JoRE.
sTOE, Jet this, the most important Of the Official
psPsIs connected with the unfortunate cam
PAign IL AssiaslPpi, was suffered 10 lie hiddsn
Among ths public archives. Why was this
Hit was proposed b. the early publication CT
the other psPsEs named, to foTesiEI pubhe opin-
ion, these who 50 intended viii be disappointed
Gen. J., il is true, has been condemned by some,
who made up fheir minds with ohIy part Of the
evidence before them. He has patiently endur-
s1 al this, and fOF he sake of the cause, Eufsr-
cd bis gsOd fame to remain partially clouaed,
rather than, BY vindicasiug himself, stir Up any
disssnsion whatever. BE has suffered the sup
preston Of his oEn statement Of facts in TIE
War Department, until it suited the ineinstions
Of Otisrs 70 make i public, without a word OF
somplaiHt CT explanation for the public ear.
The Pabhe can SOW, however, make up cor
rssi verdict, IS ell the facts are known. With.
ous this report, which we counsel all to read they
could not DO 50.
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shall be according to the rssss f1ed by the sp-
praissrs under the act to regulate imPressmenis.
4sh. The limitation as to the term for which
slsves shall be impressed for service shall be for
twelve months instead Of the terms fxed by
said orders. if the exigoncy shall require it.
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% A ssldisr writes us, complaining that
while The hotel keepers on the line Of he West
eEn and Atlantic railroad are charging soldiers
s. per meal, they are feeding the employees Of
tie Stats on the 5Iairh, BY contract, fer 81 so =
neal This is an outrage that should not be
fcleEated long.
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u Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Msasrs. D0wling & Co., Decatur sIest, in
another column They have for sale pickles,
preserves, brandy, gir, ale, champagne, car
dies, etc, which they OEsr at reasonable rates.
Give ther call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-21

~ A letter 10 the editors from Montgomery,
dstsd March lS.h, says: Daring the frat four
days Of week before last Ss29 260 50 were
funded in this city, and last week a fraction
Svsr Sl,30o,ooo This week wiz be great
deal heavier still, as tao Central Bank is row
tunding, the accommodations in the depository
net being sufficient to attend to all the busi-
nsss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-21

& Provisions continue high, owing 10 the
tsct that holders In the country are keeping
sCPPliss bsek RnGl after the FIRST Of April We
notlee considerable suc1BE CT -four in com
missian hOuses, held under orders Ros TO sell
until after ths LIST prcxino, except at a vsry
high figure. Consumers should purchase no
more than ia required ior sheiF 6sily waits. as
there IS nc doub5 theirs viii be great reduction
OF prces attsr this month -RicbmoHd Sentinel
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= We bsye information that there are m
ma,ssrs Of difficulty likely TO arise between tbg
Confederate snd Ssste sEthorities, cut of the 1e-
eision ef sny Of eUf judges 90 the late law N
relation 70 The principals Of substitutes. Aa en-
tlTo understanding exists between Gel. Msllast
tho eommsadsnt Of the Bureau Of Consc.fDeien
sud Governor Vance. Il is not likely that any
departure from ths Goysl noT's order with refer
e1ee to,PeEsons discharged under eompstsnt ia
oleial decision, viii occur. At the same time We
arc assured, that Colonel Mallsst has given
crdeEs to his sabordiHatea that ia their execution
Of the orders Of ths department At Richmond,
they shsll abstain from all semblaHee Of harsh
Dess or injustice to the citiEsns.-RalsigA Cos
fsdsTQss
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Y A letter from Gresnvills, East Tsnnes-
see, written on the I4sb, TO the CkrOziels, says
Longstrest's headquarters are still at this place.
All is quiet in the 'front.'. Oar picksss sometimes
extend as far down IS Russsllville. The enemy
are still in force at NsBnaEket and Messy
nraal-
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x a privste lsttsr from Havana, dsssd
March l, received IN Baltimore, ssatss that the
PUUbost DsSoto was in the dry dock there
The blGcksds-ranoers and secass;enists IN Ha-
vana bad threst tened TO burn The vessel, and
also threatened the officers with violence. The
S1snish authorities, however, had given tbs
oficers Of the DsSoto permission 60 wear their
sids-sruis, ard they noe visit The city fully
sTmed.
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a The gang Of outlaws in Jones county,
Mississippi, has been completely broken up.
Many Of them were driven of, number killed,
and the balance re-sntered the service. Our
troops burned the house of the tory leader.
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Nev sgs...r,,.ir. n.l.s,..--

CoyooRD, N Il March lI-Rytu7us f,or
two huudred and tweasy toyrs. lesyirp but tan
q hear rom, give Gilmore 36757, Harrington
81 759. GJmoTa's majority viii be about 5 500
-Four o. Eve Councillors sid nine Of The twelve
Senator's elected sre Union Republicans TIE
majority IN the House will be about ssveasy-
ETs.
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FOR SALE.

I6Z YDS. ENGLISH Wool. PLaISs.
1Va Fer IagsztmsEt-Choies Brands Tobacco.
ROUSE and LOT,
On Pesehtres street.. soos hons. and good pIscs
tor F9ur mous-.
100 coo Cigars,
Cotton Rope,
Scotch SNUFF
80 bbia Vinegar.
2ou bushels EssI
Snoiea Brands smoking Tobacco
obla real Cane syTzp,
FOR sale By Il n DSVTS rs ~
mhIT lw 15-.L- -----.--s
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20 H0LDERs OF FREasERY Knrrs

Treasury DEPARTdzNT, DEPosITARY's oFyrrp
Atlanta, Ca, February q. 1854.
Oeria Gates for four per cent bonds under tbs l,,
Aet o. congress- Can be rsesivsd from thIs dsts upT
APru lsi a. this ofse To iaelit4;s he transaction Of
sas large amount OF business devOlving on ne suT
ssSi % me holds-s OF notes. hat they arrange them
practicabls, In packages Of the sans dsuouiuson ~
sums OF ESQ., $1,000. 5000 and $4,000.
JOHN ". DUNCAN,
ma Depositsrv.
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Er Hon. Thsmas-S. Ashs has bsen nomiRs-
ted to Gil the vacancy oceasi0nsd By the desth
eff Mr. Christian, rePTssen tative elect for the
next Congress from the Seventh North Caro-
liza district. Mr.. Aahs was defeated at sac last
sfeefiou
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EOTECE.

A-iT person from Tennessee having an interest il the
proceedings of ths Confsdsrsss States Court. zn5sr
the ssqgsssrstion Act viii fud tas records and pa
Fers from Nashville in Atlanta, Georgia. Irquirs az
tie Transportation ofsce VYhisshau street.
-
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AsswERs 10 INouIaIFs FRom soIn1pr

AhoW Lito 10 INQUIRIES FROM cOTDTRpg
"Cap psTsons between seventeen and sigbtesn
aid between forty Eve and fifty, volun.oer 10
any company now IN service, in accordance
with paragraph ~, general orders Ne 22l''
We ere authorized to say they car; those IT.
der eigateen frst obtaining the consent Of their
paTenLe.
Can. you inform me whether the Ep s;qp
bill received tee approval Of the Presidsntf'
Hdidi and it Is la1 Of The land.-Riekmoad
Seatiasl
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THs USPRECEDENTED 7COLD-The intense
cold Of this winter has penetrated everywhere.
The unprecedented low t0mperaturs ia Italy has
already bsen noted. Heavy tails Gf snow have
occurred in the South Of France, and the folleH-
ing announeeneas GENES nom SUez Tue se-
at Sues, where the utmost eoastsEnaEioa Dre-
vailed in consequence Of the discovery Of Ice
4 phenomsnon previously unheard Of Or -.
borders Of tho Red See, - 'As
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a The Mobile Tribase thinks there is q
large number Of food producers who would re-
esivs ysst amount Of moral instruction By
visitation from Sherman's Yankee troopers. It
has been tried ia various places and found to
be potent in its results. Exactly so, such
Wait would teach them to sell corn at less than
$lO0Sl2 per bushsl They need instruction.
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Ths funeral Of Hiss CASA WH1rAKER wiz TAXA
place THIS (dOnda8) AFTERNooS at wesley Chaps,
(Seihoda: shureh) Pssehtres street Rsliriou. .sr.
vices By Dr.. Hust0n.
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~ A general council Of minisIsTI aud sldsis
the CuHbsrlsnd Presbyterian Church ia the
Conseasrsis States Of America Is 10 miet In
Selma, Alabsma, on Tbarsdsy, The 9Th day Of
MEy, 1854, st IL o'clock An
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NOTICE.

2
ATLANTA sfarch ga I55e
IL olziEs ssaiast this AEsena., arising ullsr
a tract fer artieiss delivered cr deliverable,
articles purchased Eclo-s tie Is Of april Iss4,
mast be pad in the present cu-rsacy st is fses-
Parties having snch claims shozld present. tzsn Is
once. Il n WzIGaT,
mhI0 lH CnlcarI Lo.malilnE.
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Dr.. JOHN u. JOHNSON

TEND uRS his ssrvIcss 70 the pubrc HIS cHiesEr
4 on Dseatlr street. few doors sB0Vs he E-out
Houze. nssr HaEn!cutt s. rayR Rrs drug store where
ae VII DC psaaed T. receive Eis army fre-da and as
Oth=rH
He refers 70 SurEeous : P. LogEn. ". F. West
more lard snd ". H Browa. TnhIs w
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eN We are psined to learn, as we do by q
private note, Of the death Of another old citizen
Of Memphis, John ". Todd, Esq.
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~ notice has been served on the president
of the Mobile and Spring Hill Railroad Com
psBy, inprsssirg the rails, etc, Of that road for
military purposes which means that it is pro-
posed to tear up the road there, fOr the purpose
of huilding another somewhere else. This is
rather a strong proceeding, and we doubt
whether it is sanctioned By law The question
is 10 Be contested.
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~ A Yankee picket boat, with guard Of
five men, was captured in Seull creek, near
Charleston, on Thursday morning last.
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y We learn that about S6 900 900 were
funded in Montgomery up to Saturday last The
smonnt in Columbia, up to and including the
I9.h, was $4,O3l, 300.
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a Government depository has been estab-
hshed in Rome, for the accommodation of those
IN that vicinity who may wish to fund.
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T BoarbOil," wiring from camp st Dalton,
for the purpose Of deciding . bet, asks us in
what s.ats Gen. KHby Smith was born BE is
4 naive Of Florida.
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A FEW zers Liza Potatoes FOR plan ing By
n L. 3. DAVIS.
Couuission MGrchzus.
nh ls 81 peaarfraa sr-aes
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TWe have had cur attention called to :
splendid sword, Manufactured BY MssSrs' MAJ
SHAH 4 Co, Of this city, and desigRed As =
present 70 Gen. Cleburns. II Is bsIutful
speeinsn Of workmanship, rejecting the high
ess Srdsr of-msehAnicsl skill in their line upon
the manufacturers.
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z sLIs q Q q L8.Hr
News AEeEs fer the Array Of TenB eEsre.
AND AGENT FOR
-Tsae aEEessssssiS Daily .ZppeRF.
a-si Carriers, Brigade snd RssnsHtaI News s.rts.
VII be supplied as hsrstsfore uith Daily PsPssz az
sightesz 10 twenty esDts-aiso daily papcra q Tia
s5antsr At twenty ave cents
a isrss edition Of he APPEAL rsesivsd svsrv ds,
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Y The Montgomery and Augusta hotels, as
well as some of these of several Othsr cities in
the South, are charging thirty dollars per day
for board, while the Battle House, Mobils-ths
best establishment in the Cenfsderaey-sxscts
snly fifteen dollars per day from It's guests.
Yet provisions are higher in Mobile than either.
Of the cities frst named Somebody is making
! pile, or TIE Battle house is losing prOdigiously
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piano RnR SALE.

A SPLENDID seven octave Pear Keyed Piano for
a sale, with stool s1a cover In perfect ocdsr A5-
1ly a. the store OF 2. CGRaA,
mhls ~ Decatur Ftrsst.
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VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY.
GEO. Il. CRUMP & CO.,
sssssstsEsz, Ga,

A GENTS for the sale 0f szzuu,4et1rsd and s-ok-
Il lug Tobacco Ead General Commission Aershznls,
have On Az1d large aud ueu =aiecisd stock q To-
bsoco % Wlieh Is s-tsa.i0a Of cuysrs ls invited
mails In
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For Sale.
For Sale.

4 PINE NEW PIANO, in Eood rsPalr. Asdrsls
n b
uhIs " Appeal Cfies.
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= The impressmeus of horses was COM
menesd in Augusta on Friday>lssE
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TELEGRAPHIO.
Reports OF the Press -Assoctation.

Entered EceSrds 70 act 81 Congress y tas year Is61
BY J. s. FHR41HEN In the Clerks aEies of the Dis
et Court Of ths Colfads-ass States for the Esr.s-
era District Of Georgia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COAL
COAL /
900 Tuns Coal

FOR sALE-dsliysrsd In Selma. Ala AaasoS,
\ w, 3. ROGERS,
maxi ~ AORieYEllo, Ala,
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NOTICE.

A IL persons iEse6tsd . tie late erm q Psfs. 4.
II Davis are hereby rOti1sd pay tS.5- t-,l--s.1
ness on o. before ths 2Oth Of Maroh A. -. N Sl
rats curFepcY of the present iEsua y IA l.. = = -
ths banks after the 22d Of tais m,atb - 1-''1 %
M1S - p 1sF 81
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s5O REWARD

EHy{LE be paid for sstrsysd COW, Of ds-k
~ brown color, with vide spreading horns, vgEy
hony and .srge. Apply q. the Sters Of
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