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ext. ii'lnl to the lr, ailment nf
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Day nl I'asliii"; of I'rayrr
V-' t 'I' laf tt'a- ..i.-ri ; i 'l l-.v laaliy of our eiti.ens
as a -iav ..rfanin atul prat'i.'i' In Ahui;;llty tnjil.ill
t ir.v ,r ihr rri.is 1 1 " tv i'i -1 in:; ill thu affairs or our
r.uuili.v. S 'i'fii',1 was La i ia the Prmhyterian
I'aiii'.'h li.v Dr. I'.it i..r- n, I'l.'-hl -at of th-i Syiin.li
cal i ',,l!i'.;r, ami it,, nia -iua.. in the ul'ier Cluircliei.
liar pr.ipl,', thr. ui ;hnut thr rial','.l,'ra"y, place tlicir
r :iia in e in a a
t!i"ia in 111 lr
an ai,, 'i,iil I'l 'V n Iriico to sustlllll
trials, -ti-, ii. ::h, n their wnmltnes ftud
li.'ir en e ah'.'-. M ay I hey "er thus pruvii
a !nn C'li-i-li an ami n l ;riou.s .i'uplu
tli'tn-'":!.'
in tt'irtl a:
'I'll s ( nil o rrssiona 1 Manifesto.
This .1 n-aairiit, ttliieli is rrp'Tte,! to ho written
l.y t a! '.'i'ii' ra !!" TVtu. I'. Kive-i nl' Viriuiu, places
the S ,a:!i up ,ti !:'.:'i atrl t- ni jroini.I and titly
."prah - the -. ntimnits ,.f tlio K"ple. It in .liquified,
manly atrl el vat'' 1 ia trns mi l ia style, illl'lwill
('..utpar ' fa. oral'ly ivit!i the lies- proihietinns wtiieh
:'irp.i't t,. he llr- Llin i'.tll.''., of :t lp e people, to 1,0
t'oinuliu In-tory. l"p..ii its m iitiiiietits ninl priiiei-
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pie nl' the I'o.i'.e.l. rule State.? urn will-
in ; to -:aml for. vi r. They tvill a iopt ii tll.'lil-elves
ami their e!ii! lien v. ill applaud and he pruii'i ef it.
1 A :. l l "ll ;. l:iis A I' t ' ll A I'.l. i: -Toy. The l'"ll,,w
in" i- a li-' "f Ih yaakre iil'i.'. rs recently trutis-t.-rri
-I IV .in .Ma-'oii t.. fh ir!r-ton, aud who are no
within rau.;r ..f the lire ,, I their i wa liatterieH, and
li.il.le to 1, t ,!, -i-,t,.l it' tii 'ir tri, in Is pe ist in
liirowine; ihrir n,;--il,.. aiir.;, the woiii- n aad eliild-
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l'"l M l.elnn .in. I.t Co! ,1 T ri'llows,
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la uu. M.. ! d li Chll'i.e,
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I.t C! IV l: M IP,:. hi, Jljr.r W Crairlail,
I.t Cl Ii :,!,:. -. M ,j.,r II H iliatii,
I.t Cl IV c Iaxn,!', .Major.! Hall.
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It. MiHilil', ?ir:'i, M.ii
I'nnii lili! Army nl' TriiiirM'r.
i "ri, s,ii,i.'ii.'r i.r th.. i
Ma iiii:tta , .1 uui- i;ili, I ' I .
l'n. Hi:ni;i. : Thu ilralli nf l.ii nt. C-h. I'ui i,,
tvill rri'.iti' il siul .si'lisatina tlii'nulii.ut nnr .' ilii::
'i.iilV-'.li'i'a.'y. sri'iaifl rtilv tn tlir iinir,..i tal .la 'i.-.'ii.
liar infant nation will la rl.nl ia fun, ia! tt. ' ,1s,
'far prr-s anil pulpit tvill iiil"'.:i' c hi- naiii'', an !
.'t iT. thr rlH'liiv (il' hr lias ,,llr -pal l. , I' ,'!i i ', a i l '.
ill his I, ,1.-, ,an will anai'l liir trilaitr ,,' a t, ai' aa.l
,! juslii',' tn In.- pi, !' a - a iaatl aulhi- t.i'.'i..-.!
,hlirr.
A vrnrr.'iUi' IIi-ll,'p ,,' a ( liai't'h, t !- i in , i
iv.il'.-hip is cslalilislltal !;,' a nati ui !,r ( in lau -,
litrrntarr, ,liil.i.-,'pliy, ails, alius ;n,,l a, i
nati'in on "tvlinsi' ilriaini'iiis tlir .-mi ii, , r r, i-''
ami wlmsi' 1','itvrr is litiii,r,l niily l,y ihr halihai' ,!
iTiihr, lie iisrcaih ,! tn tlm t,,piin.st r.ainil nl' tlir
L'rlrsiiltii';tl lilil.IlT kllutvn tu a l ",ly .'1' rlili-li.'.ll.-ilistiniiislii'il
fi.r piety ninl tali at. A 1'iavr ami
ilhiatrinits Ciicral, .lie .;!'iiu at a 'in..1,'' 1, rami
the first warriors of the a;r". 'lin' in, rial ua
equal to his men whose vah.r. eon-iaiay an 1 stif
rerings will furni n tlieine lor the fatarr lii-i,,iiau
and poet, and whose, sirviers will 1... ap r.'.'iale'l
as l"ii a.u constitutional l'nc'tuiu lias a lii. nd ami
l-rnleetur.
tVhilst, then, wo ilo jnstiee to the memory !' ihe
illiistriuus (Jenei'il and Ilishni. wliile "st iri I urn
Hiid'uniiniitcil bust" markes his crave, h i us m t. r
I r.iret our oliligittimis to the "unknown and mire
i corded" nrivate sol, Per. The Ceiieral inn v he
! tnnved to seek the cannon's inoiilli hy the "luinhle
: reputation." His rank and the applause of the
world may form the instinct and in-pirati"ii of his
hravery. The private knows no amlutioii o-h,.p,'
u f fume, hut duty ami love to his family, his
country and his (iod. Ilo knows too well that no
penling organ, no poet's pen, no orator's loiiae,
no lyinff epitaph will sound tor him the notes ot
praise. Itravc men were living hefore A,;amemiu.a
they died to faino I'or want id a Iloiurr. Ilrroe.s
as hrave as Ca'Stir and as i.atrintie as Pruliis, pa-s
hrrc daily worn down and . ale wilh sirkne-s and
niutihitcil w ith wounds. Are these iiih'1'i..tis he
roes to remain unnoticed? Xo ! Thanks In the
spirit or Cliri-tianity -hh sstuos ntieud the eit ili
zation that conceit ed the idea of Kelief Commit
tees whoso .special duty itia to seek out thr saller
ing or every rank and condition of life, to clirrr
their drooping spirits, mi 1 hind up their hleailin
wound. If the spirits i.r Polk and Jackson are
still concerned with the thills nf this life, Hir ly
no more, fitting trihuto to tiieir names no holier
inceuso could ascend lo Heaven, than the ulfortsof
men in a different sphere, to tread as iinllin, hinly
the paths or humanity, although that path may
not he strewn with garments rolled in l.loi.d.
They were Christian heroes. Tlmy .!'Ii;:hn.'il not
lo wado through slaughter to a throne. I'lie hor
rors or human bloodshed with them, was .-anetilied
hy truth. They obeyed God in rr.-istan,e to
wrong, and fully appreciated the cuplet.
"The drying up a single tear has more
Of honest tamo than shedding .-eas of gore."
Lot me, however, change the suhjeet. IVe hate
much hprft lo cndd-tri tint lieurt iin.l nnvlhill!.' ill
the shupo of the lutlieroiis nllor.ls relief. .1 liltle
scene occurred in one of our ho-pitals a few nights
j ago, of an amusing character. .Mr. A. Chairman.
J we believe, of the .Macon, Committee, a tal, ".is and
J humane man, went into one of our In. .-pita!.- lale
nt night. He believed he had clneled a general
elearanco o( the wounded tu he sent!,. Atlanta, Inn
nl'ter a miniito observation he di-eoted a man
stretched on a pallet, in the extreme end of the
room. He approached the sh epi r ami after a
shake, he told him he must he oil' l',,r Atlanta. 'I he
man accosted, arose surprised, and in tin,' lit',, r
ilia 11 account replied. 'Tl' divil y,a say iim -ii r
did your honor ,-puke tc liir!'" !'..- said ihr
t'liiiiriiian, with great animation, "v.ui ma-t l,c ,,11
j in a minute to the car." "The devil lly , IV with
j lily jacket," said the I ri.-liniaii, "if I go a foot."
j The Chairman perplexed ia tile cxti'ianr, . al:. d !,,
his assistants "to lay hold that the mm n.i, ,,ul
j uf ins head, and must go." The Paddy aiV.nin l
I ho was neither deranged, or wuhii.Ii ,1, but ..1' "s.,uti l
j niiud and disposing iiii iuory," anil prnn -tid in"-!
earnestly against tlio assault on his per-. ,i:al ri-l:l-.
The (Tiairniau soon round he was ".!rav. :i i t;," ;;:,.!
: joined heartily in (ho laugh, at his expense. The
j supposed soldier was an Jrinh a.-i.-taiit at t).. ...
I pilal, and was only taking a sM..o.e alter the la
bors or the night and day.
There is little change iu llai fl"!i!. 'file . luni.v
arc moveing to-day to the h ft. Nunc i-kirnCaing
but not so heavy as on yesterday. The a;,; 1, -1
a-you will f:ud from the cm-lose I list, i- in, re.i-iii.g.
j ii. A. M.
for. liriffin, K. K. C.
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Tl.llih'' Hi In pl' i!l'--i
1 r i:i'i'!'i'.sl-i nl rit ili
llinnt il:ui''i'i- nf hav-
li.'l-. tn
I.'r - i.ui' ai'in - hi
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a-,' n I' i'-.i,',' in t
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ai
in.' mil' in
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Ini-intrrpi'i'tnl, nl' nf thp
,isriil,r, n any iininiinl.y
i -1 1-u s t ,,f nnr uhility fully
ihvhii'atitin liriii
sin,! ini'Mit in' any
tn maintain .air ran-,
,11 -a mauls rhrrks, f.,r
'in!; i in r, w h n il llirir
r I aiait:- l!i. rapila
h is alir.nlv :in'l t itli.
The ii'i'Ciiti'iJ ami
:1ianriii n 1 1 it ilis
i'tnlii; iil'inv, ilirrrl
i.l thr ( ',.iile.li'. ar.v,
r hut a i -. 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i . . 1 1
nf tim sann' 1'1','tH
tia
hi , -us-., 's f.ir ii-. --
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-pint -'f . 1 1 1 1 1
tn tln -r surrrs-i s in
I in .', hut i n iiiiin1.il'
anv
irk
ii'.v, h'.! 'iiir.il. "! that
A!
nip:
lit V pniti't't;
u iiii-li iias v,,nrlisalr. ami
T'hi' W' il'M tnlt-t iinw sr,
linns nf p '.ip'n, inhahilin.;
tri i i!i,rv, w ith Miitli Mirir
intril thrill,
that ci",ht mil- :
-n I'xti'iiiivu a.j
1'rs.niiTi'S ami i
urh n ii mil-, .us lai'l.ltirs nr ilrlrnri! us tlir
hniina'it li.iin.ty "I niitnrn lias lii'st.iwml
up ni it-, ami animair.l uilh nut! spirit tn en j
r . ni n I i-r rtcrv priviitimi ami -arriliri; nf case, I
nl hrallli, "i' pmpri'ty, nf lifr itsrlf, ratlmr j
than h" '!.' ".a h'T IVmi tlm r.iinlilimi nf frer ,
am! iii,lrprml"iit St ii Km into which thry j
tt( 1',' 1 1 n il, r HI lleVIT hi! ('i)l.lir'(',I. I
''. i). t .nil' mhri'-arirs thrinsrlvivs Infill
In frrl ili-ii hnnianity I. as lilr, Imi I'miiih;
thai irars ami 'nlni.tl ami trriisnrn rnniih
havr h i n.'ipni lnl in a I th'-s nmlt'i'til- I
kiii'4, rnvriin thrir nwn la'ml, mi lrss than :
nnrs. with a tall nf ni'inrnin, ami cxpnsin
ll,,,.,. ('.,. i.ini'.. than nlll frlvi's tn till! I'lltiistl'n- I
(.hi' - (' linaiirial cxhiiiistinn ami liiiiikriipti'V,
t nt to spViik nf th-' Inss nf their lihrrties liy
thu ili'snutism om'i'mlrntil in an ari'ssivi'
warlii'.'n mum tun nnrni
.. ii
tl ainitlmr anil
ki.nlrr,! 1,,'iiltln? AVill t!l"V I'D llillill'' V
,'c r iH'r-rVL'1'..'ilCL' ill a.Will.i."" nn
l..v.. v..i.!. -i. i I....K : n.i in" I.I
I,,,.-- j
tin, li
Hit'V so lull,' ri..n-lr.l tn In! tin! I'linsrti nljiule
nl' liberty ami srll'-gnvrrnnu'iit, nf praro ami
a higher civilization, tlm theatre nl the must
ran-cli'ss ami prnilieal nll'iisiiiii ni l lunil wliinli
: the wnrl'l liai ever Heet), of a virtual rclajise
j into tlio liarbarism -if tho rmlt-T ag;os, ami nf
! t!i(! ih'.sti'lictinti nf cnnstiliitinnal ll'OOilniil by
j tlm lawlessness (if usurped power?
i Thi'se. arc iiii!stinns which our adversaries
will deride I'm- themselves. Ve desire tn
; stand ai'ijiiitti'd licforo the tribunal of the
i woiii I, as well as in the eyes of ( Imnisrient
Jusiire, of any responsibility for tlio iiniti
or pi'iiliinnatinn of a war as contrary tn the
spirit i f the n;i! ns to the traditions and ac
knowledged ii.axiins of tlio political system
of America.
(In this continent, whatever opinion may
have prevailed elsewhere, it has ever liee.1
held and iu'knowleilg;ed by all parties that
government, to be lawful, must be founded
on tlio c mseiit of the governed. Wo wero
forced to dissolve our lederal connection with
our former associates by their aggressions on
the fundamental principles of our compact of
union with them: and in doing so, we exer-ci-ed
a right consecrated in tho grout charter
of American liberty the right (if a freo peo
ple, when ii. government proves destructive
of tho end for which it was established, to
recur to original principles and to institute
now guards for their security. The sepurato
independence of the States, ns sovereign and
co-e'iial members nf tho Federal Union, had
never been .surrendered, and tho pretension
of applying1 to independent Communities so
constituted and organized, the ordinary rules
of coercion, and reducing rebellious subjects
to obedience, was a solecism in terms, as well
as un outrage- on the principles of public
law.
The war made upon tho Confederate States j
was, therefore, wholly ono of aggression. On
our side, it has been strictly dolenstve. l5orn
freemen, and the descendants of a e-allant an
cestry, wo had no option but. to stand ui in
defense ofour invaded firesides, of our dese
crated hilars, of our violated liberties and
birthright, and of the prescriptive institutions
which guard and protect them. V'o have
not nitri'lrr-'il, nnr do we wish, in any man
ner w hatcver, to inlerfero with tho internal
peace and pro-pi'i ily o the States arrayed in
hostility against us, or with the freest devel
opment nf their destinies in any form of ac
tion, nr line of puliry they may think proper
tt) adopt l'..r themselves. All we ask, is alike
immunity for ourselves and to ho left in tho
undisturbed enjoyment of those inalienablo
rights f "life, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness" which our common ancestors de
clared to be the e.ti:il heritage of all th-' pur
ties to the taicial compact.
Let thrni forbear aggressions upon in,
ami the war is at an end. If there be .iites-
linns will
'.imi, we I
willing to
!: li'ipiive adjustment by liegotia
ave over been willing and are still
enter into cniiiitnications with our
adversaries in a '.pint ol peace, of oiUity,
rind manly fr.'.i.kin ss. Strung in tho pernuu-
siuii of the justice ofour cause, in the gal-
.Iinll!
hint drvi.ti.n of our cil i.oii-soldicr, mid nf and forty-odd from Atlanta, thus making ; prophesy that anv I i,,i,;ii r
the whole body ofour people, and above all j tho Etowah and tho lostenaula by rail about lions I'm' the I'rc.-i i,'n.'.v ,, I
in the gracious protection of Heaven, we are ' p) miles apart. " j and who has remain.' I a- !
not afraid to avmv a sincere desire for peace 1 It. twceu Kingston and Etowah, are Cass ' pott in the revolution, ot',- :
mi tn ins -'nnsistriit with our hdiior and tho Station and Cartersvillc, miles apart, the out dolorous complaint, a -permanent
security of our rights, an earn- 1 fonner 7 from Kingston, and tho Litlor 3 to dent and lugubrious ti,i;:t
est a-pirati ui to see the world once mote re- from Etowah. From Kingston to Etoivnh is Congress of the (', mi, It ,, ...
slur,',! to the hoaehrirnt pur.-uit ol industry,
ami of nuuual iiitcrcoiirsc and exchanges so
r- rntiai to it-i t, 'l being, ami w hich have
hr. ii so gravely interrupled by the existence
of this uiimitural war in America.
lint if Mir adversaries, r those whuni
they have placed in authority, deaf to the
voire o! reason and iiitsicc, steeled against
tho dieatcs of buth prudenco and Immunity j
I' V I In' 'i -'- i. in 'i Mini an, I , I i'l 1 1 . i' ,',.ili li'iii'i'
in 1 1 1 i i' "',vii ii'iinlirr . i r lli, -,' , I' llirir
blark and I'.itvigu I 1 1 ' i- i 1 1 ; 1 1 i i - , ,-l'all I t I -iiiiiii'
iipnn an imhiinit" prnlongaimn I 1 1n
conlost. 1 1 j i lliiMii la' Ihn responsibility dl
II decision Nil I'll'lliliH t l tlll'lll-l'lvi'l. Ill,, I fill
injurious t i tin
''ii- olll'sell'i"
Mill. 'I'ln.' will
disordered i inn
i interests nl' mankind
, wo Inn i' mi IVar of tin: io-e-l
pictures ever drawn nl' a
; i 1 1 : 1 1 i 1 1 1 rnini'H shurl nl the
I'Sli'avaiuini' wliinli i'.miI I iln'iini nf tlm
i'iiiiili!.-t, nl ni'lit tnillinlH nl' pi'nilc, rnsiilvi'il
willi lino III i ll. 1 "In ilir I'l ni'linui rallinf tlian
livr! .sl.ivi'K," uinl liiri'wanii"! I.y I In' MVii'T"
ami i xti'i'iiiitiatin -1 ! i t in tvhii li tliis wai'
lias In'.'ii va;;i''l iimn llmin, ami 1 ' till' linn!
avnwiils nl' ilK ,alnms ami niii,ii'ti'r". nf
tlm tvni'si! than Kvpliiui liiimla.r'! tlnit await"
1 1 1 i'ii i in tin) I'Vi'iit nf llmir Milijiinati.-n.
With tlii'M! ili'iTaraiinns nf nnr ilisinsi
tinns, nnr jirini'inli''', timl nnr purpn "s. wn
I' lliiniil. nnr caii'-.i' In tlm onlilitrlicil i'l'l'
nii'tit mill tlio Hnlmr ri'lli'nlinti nf nnr iiilvi'i'"ii
rics iIicium-Ivch, ami tn tin! Knlniilti ami ri,ht
(miis arliilraini'iit nf Imavnn.
List of Woiimleil Heei'lteil at Marietta.
.a., June l.'itli, IHli I.
I,t .1 X Collier, eo ll (nth A!a, hand.
Pritale .1 IV MaiUill, eo V, ;i. Mi-s. 1, li e!l,t.
j " Win lln.l, llh tia S S I, ll hand.
I " .1 li Iloh lllll, eo II fall S C; fool.
1 " IV C Andrew eo C "Tib lia: should, r.
j " Win Pep. r, eo (I a llh (ia: knee,
j " John Vordii'., eo (.' ::;ih (ia; hna-t.
' " V M Vati.-e. eo ll il l I'la: linger
' V M Itoael i !' ;;7ih (ia: shoulder.
1 " S C I liouias, eo A I .Mi-.-; hand,
j " K Proek, .a !' :;r I li tia; shoulder.
I Il II Vernon, eo C llh (ia, S S; head.
.1 Hello II : 1 7 1 Ii Cat hand.
Corporal .1 IV Canhy.uo K llh lia S S; brea.-l.
Private A M Cralil.'eo li M (la: breast.
IV N Kuiilh. eo 1! :!d Ha: leg
' S T t'oi !er, i'ii I! I'd (i i: b g auin.
II Living.-! -'" li -1 i.i; arm.
K Whii-I , et. I ." I l'!a: -id''.
A ,M N, tie rlv, eo C l-i T.-k. b. : shl'dr.
I, ,-iullh, cl' l-t 'I. a .,....: 1 1 . .i I.
,1 P i.i vis. ro li C'th Ala: .-boulder.
" ,1 Ciiuniier. eo V. Ith lia S S; Ihi ;h.
Jbi. ut C.,1 .lohu li Mall, ."Till Teini: hip.
"ideal .1 S ! licks. 'o(i :". 7 1 li 'I'.'ini: hii side.
Priviile .1 C It rooks c.i (i "!itb T'ei'ii: hand.
IV IV Thomas, eo V 2;;, Miss: right foot
J.' M I' Howling, eo A MUli Ala: head.
.1 T Capp', eo H I .Mil Ala: bit wii-t.
I! T Kobiiisoii, eo ll 1Mb Ala: h i! hand.
V T .llissi, !;, eo II I'.:', l a: hit iiaml.
I.i. at .1 I! IVii.'hi, .", A -'d ,t Kill Mr-: l...!l. h'g-.
Private IV II ..,wiiii..ie. en I! llh Mi.-.-: laee.
.1 M Colli, dge. eo P, ::l-l Mi-s: ban I.
.1 P I i reel!, eo l llllh Mi-s: h il Ii.il.'l.
T Mollis, eo P l:;ih S C; I, ft haml.
PiitiHe IV A .Milner, I, I'.Mh Ala., light
.-hotihlrr.
A ll Jones li, mill .Ma., hi't anil
ainpiital. 1.
IV 11 I!. ..-gas, right hip.
IV I! ll-alh 1!, ('iod Ca left ankle.
IV Simmons, eo P. ,'iltli lia.. right wii-l.
('apt .1 I'e-ler. eo I,. .llh (!a.. hit balnl.
Pritale .1 .1 Miilkev, i" A, ''Ith lin.. hii baa, I.
A Harper, 'eo II. .Mith, Ala., right shoul
der. II M' it li.'l -I..-I". eo II, af.lh Ala. li.'bl leg.
I! A P.I, re. eo P.. ..Cl ti Ala. hit l-r.
li V Cl.i ' (', ! 'lh Ala. light arm
amputate,).
A .1 Kiivl--, c- C, ,"M Mi-, hit h g.
.1 P, .laekson, eo C, "Ith A hi. Civ. . boul
der 1 neck.
IV I! I i ranger, c" I.', .-d Ahi. right baa. I.
1, .1 Viunbal, ci, (i, I -lh I. a. arm.
A .1 Whitakrr, I. I'.'lh I.t. knee.
C Crew, eo lb l-lh l.a. knee.
S. rgt 11 C 'lose, eo C, I'gih l.a. Cat', .-ln.ii! .1. f.
('apt Saml I'.errv. ro I'.'lh l.a. liuger.
.las Piuh'eo P. .Villi Ala., arm.
Serg! (i (' II. i.v-, eo K, .- T i ll Ala. arm.
, l Sinitli, c" 11. -ilih Mi-s. neek.
.1 Ii Turner. " H. '-'"th Mis-, hii leg.
.1 11 Lew,. '" D, 2fti h Mi -, ligln lli'gli.
Corporal IV .M " Hi i;i ii. eo It, L'nih .Mi.-.-, righi
thigh.
.1 A l. nvrv, ... C. li'ih .Mi--, light hip.
Prit ale'.l K T ivl .r, "- V , I2d Ahi. righi arm.
I.t A A Sio.blord. eo C. L'll Mi-, laee.
Private . I M I inn il, eo li. Mill Con. leli ankle.
I,t Thomas Jolin-loti, eo II, 2d Con. lumber re
gion, Private IV A McAiiier. eo I. od Cui. left ankle.
I! II Jones, cu A: l-t Con. right leg.
Lewis Croft, eo K, .1.1 C..n. right side.
S I, Stewart, co 1', "d Con. hit side.
C How, I P.. "d Cui. bit hip.
Private 11 P Join s, c. 1!, Hull Ala, hii Ihigli.
It .loo,--, . .- 11. -loth Ma, l it urm amp.
Crpl I! T Still, eo (i, 121 Ha, right thigh.
IV J Crook, co I,::rth (io. 1. ft knre,
Lieut M K Havis, eo It, ."Till (la, left b g lb sh.
Private J N llainniond, eo li, loth Miss. left arm.
" liavi.l Counts, co 11, ,i:t Ala, i.owels.
Lieut .1 II Jordan, co II, loth Miss, left arm.
Privato W T Haniels, c A. -Il-t Ala. right ami.
" T I, Taylor, co I..i:!,l Ala. left. hip.
W C Iloyd, eo A, 2lllh Miss. left thigh.
" Vi T Pickett, eo C. L'Oth Miss, left arm.
" M P Prinuiore, co C, 2nth Miss, right linn
him I thigh.
Private P T Lyon, co P, list (ia. ba.'k.
Lieut T C Lvaiis, co L, list (ia. right ankle.
Private J 1 Barber, eo K, bid (ia. pi'l liaui.
J il Shipp, eo p, I',.",. I la. leli band.
" V II I'arri-h, eo C, 2uih Mi-s. leli foot.
li .M White, eo II, liiih Mi.", breast.
" V Jones, eo L), Stll Miss, leli hand.
" J Puller, co I, llh Miss, right arm.
" J I, Ilancnck, co I. Ith Miss. Phlegmon.
Lieut W L Cainrun, Co 1!, 'pith Miss, left foot.
Privato J T Wauihle, en I!, 12th Miss, left hip.
6" (,' K Leoves, co C, 2t)lli Miss, right foot.
Lieut il W Willioa ?,co I". 4 ith Miss, chest.
Privato J King, co (1, :'.2d Miss. face.
Private Ilicbard Hill, eo K list Miss, right arm.
J .Mullins, co 11 ..Mh Ala. right arm.
Lieut W 11 llardiier, co C 2.ilh Ala. right l"g.
Privato J M Cox, so C llith Ala. Iclt hip.
Ser'gt J IV llaudal, en II Pilh Ala. right hand.
Private M M Min.-heii C :;:lth Ala. nick.
II M Pirn-, eo L ;:7lh (!a. head.
S S Ti p.son, eo C 2!Hh Ala.
J II Young, co A .'.lib Va. left leg.
Ciipt 7. W Hood, eo V. ;;ith lia. right foot.
Private W .1 Justice, co 11 fitli Ark. old
J P lliirrigton, co Iv -llith .Miss, spine.
C li Mussn, eo A 2d Miss, right side.
All sent to Atlanta, but J P Harrington, whoso
wound would not permit him to bo moved.
Points anil Distances.
The following statement (if points and dis
tances about to be maJ'j historic by the great
armies id' tho Hast and Southwest, may be
useful to those unaeiUnintcd with them:
In the Southwest, Chattanooga, Cleveland
and lhilton,.nrc connected by rail forming a
triangle, the t'.vn sides "7 miles, the end from
Chattanooga to Ihilton.'lH miles. CliattanoiH
-ga and Atlanta are connected hy the West
ern and Atlantic railway, or, as generally
I enll-'-l , the ( icorfiii Mate Komi, l.(s nub's
the, road running in the main S. K. and X.
iA'. Cliicamauga i.s I" miles south of Chat
tanooga, and 2S, from halton, liinggohl, on
this road, is Ll,'! from Chattanooga and In
fi i halton. Tunnel li!l is 7 miles X. W.
from halton. Kesaca is 111 to IS miles from
halton towards Atlanta. Calhoun 4 toil
miles from Kesaca then the Oosten.iula ri v- j
er. Adnirsville is lo miles from Ivim'ston I
and '.! from Calhoun. Allatootia, is PI miles
from Atlanta.
Kingston is -11 miles from halton, ami is
the village from which a branch railroad
makes oil' to Koine IS leiles. Koine is in the
Cherokee Xation, (in., in I'h.yd county,
which borders on Alabama, ami in the link
nf the Ktowali (or High Tower) ami (In-le-iiaula,
and at the head of steam navigation
,,f tlio 'ii.ijs.i.
J'r.uii h.iltuii In Atlanta is lnO miles. -.
owah Station is liftv-odd miles Irmu halton
abniit l.a miles. Marietta is "Jit miles from i
j Atlanta. Ilig Shanty 7 north of Marietta.
Atlanta is 7 miles from the Chattahoochee,
j There is nu stream of any conseiiienee he
i tween tho Chattahoochee and the Etowah,
j which, by rail, are about -10 niilrs apart.
, The railroad between the Onstenaulu and tho
Etowah runs near the foot of a small range
of muuutaius running S. W. and X. E., aj
'lie "I tvliirh IS n! ', !' '.. I In '
In, mill r, tt I ir!i run- - ; :'!, ! i
Ihn I a I ihn Plur IP ! , ,',.'
with the So Mr M ll ll ' :i ' 1 1 ,, ' '
inr, ' ia. 1 ,ill;i i- ; i i'.
worth, which is le 't m I.
A 1 1 ii t - ii 'i ) .i .
I li-l a ni l s ill 1 1':; i :i ia .
I lata v,T .1 mi, " i' n i - '.1 - in ',
tinniil by thr ( i't,:r:i', ami : . 1 v
ericksl.t.t'g n a I. Ti.i . ' '. !
I'.ratrf ham I'l, I. u -a ' II. ''
lillr 77 .,.i t :i t .:-' lr to I '...i
vvhirh is 'r., 111 S '.ni'ii M.
Tayh,r- ill", uu 1 1 1 - l'n f t' ':
is miles smith nl lh" .'iinr! :
ti 1 1 1 Station Ll mile inn "i 1
.Mill'., t'.l. In (Hiii.i'iV :.v. .: I.: li
irkshufg. A .hlamlniilhr IV i
is I I miles I'l'nlll Kir 'un . 1 1 I ai. ! 1
over dunii i ni. A.piia I '!!.
li' .lil l''i'r li'l'ir..-l lil'.', .Vi IV tu V,
ami 17 iVi'in A h'xamli i i
I'.i'l ween I; irli::i "tnl a: t ! !.'' .Ii
,,V Mad-I tl.'' l'h'n'l..l!e in !.".
A.n.a and l.iltle Cii.v. I!
li,,n and I'm !n ., Viuir , rir-'
Anna and ihe Ma1 f.pmit : i p.
on the Kappalia.u.. It an. nil .'.'i . n'
Chi-apeake. 70 ,.r : 11 l..-1-iv i'r."
iiml aim tit 7" from lli.'iim n :.
Mallapmiy, I'auiunnk v : tt I i I
intervening. Ihr I 'i. in. n n.i.
the main iai:ilh'l wii!i li"' .l.u.v -si
nit li, and rinptirs in'.. t!i- !.i"
niilrs from 'iiliaiii-hii,'g.
darralt's, in Sn--r r i it t",
lali' raid was lliM... I is a m-ie
mill- fro in I'rlri-hui'"; un,1, .' I : i'
il I .'.veil I'r'.'i-hing mil V. : !
.i!l.,tt ay ami abinMiii ri'. n
sin, iii ,st i . -: i ; 1 1 . Vi r'd ,ii - . , '
at ll," lr a l ,,!' a -:.: V '
linll.
Till' Whir llmi-r i- '.:. f.
ale -ill 17 i.iiles V un II! .-hiii .. i.
Allnt's is h.'.ll H ,1 V I'.'twe. !i lii
Hanover ('., II. 'J mih Inmi . .:
As ll,.-t if 1 1 p.ilns i i :,'
mure I han i.rd; u.irv u. f
to 1 te-i I"." this ;i.er !' r
ll m:
hr ill. Ii
it is f.
t" in tn.
rl in 1 1'" ;
i --.Irv.
I, . Cl'll"l "
'hi.'h W.'r
l'
'IllC
li
ittir
I W 111
Thr foil,
era echaii
"I t I
wmih and valued
"Uattle (iovenioi
1,-bam (irceii
eninr of Ti'iim ..
lies In Imhl ihn .
Illlt il h is sm'.'t - .
hren . . 1 i
imtirieibir man
srrt irr, both rit
rail-it in w !,,,'h t
rngagrd, than
inn knowledge.
Harris.
K. I,, i
11.
a loyal Smith. -in
Lincoln, nl :i i ''!'.v
luti.in by bis in;
spouse to l.im'olti
her 1 1 ni ' :i of sold;
1 iriii ; .Not our s ,. : "
but ,ii!,iiiin or ..'..
The iuce- 'Hit ::n 1 '
formed by him in ", - u
Stato Troop- ,,l Trim,
iiieniber.'d by ili "I ii
baiTas.-iiig ami i.i.i r- n - .
elliririirv, z".il a;, i :.: .
.ui'!il."l'.l"wn i'l"' v.
mid his nii'iig"". i ' i!
all that ri'in'criis el, a :
beauty ami eir,
f.ati'iotic sriilim
;,t, I ail'.:-
sag;esw ill com; are la'. ; a'.! , .. i l
my judgment, wilh any .- a! a; ' . . ' "
or during this war, mi -.p' : ; !h
Mr. Madison l.ri'nn'. nr ..(' '1," - ill i i U" u
inirabh' ,ap"rs .i' I', , id"!,' I '.,', '. ; '.tn I;
inaiiguraliiui a- I 'I'l'-nlrn: ni : !." I ' i. ,.!. ; a
Sialrs.
lie has tirt rr laltri'i',!, hoi '.: t r ' " 1 I ' .;
forward in thr di-rhar .:' . !' h;- ,!'i' i
never frit it, his .Inly i , rail : i.r !v,i ir.tn
togethei' to liialcn i,,t, -:- again ! t:, m ;i;,
i id doings nf thn Si nt 1 1 1 1' r, i I ',! it -, nt'
fancied cuistituti mal ;::"ti!. !-. i.or ..; I
seek to clog; or rrlard tlir a-i'. .1 nl' i-:
";trat cause by seeking; to ii'.i.-l." an."
(ii:irrels with the I'n'-idrt.t nmi r i n v
War, touching; lb-' cnu-i i:n: i .iai;t.v i f .
script laws. o ; bis l ,al an I i a". i t
heart was ton deeplv enli-t. d in I'mem "
Southrrn iiidep-ud- nr" tn do i!ia. !! l
j forth all his sl-ntglh and iin't;",: itt i, i
i IllOlli'.iU!! l-nliliral 1 1 i 11'. Ti'lu-. s ; , ;,;!" ,
strong mind in cliirating hi pr .pi" I . a
prove Anil love tlm great eatr-i in !re!. i!i
! were al.nut tn embark, an I t . a"' '".a n'i
i in advancing; it and in s rrngt h. ti i:: .nt' a
j lilies for the grral conflicl that r.v.ail-i! u
I So far from using his power .; ti .v.smo.' I
j keep the citi.riis ot Ten m i'
i war on one pretext and am i hr;- .d ,!,:.,;
! aii'l militia exemptinn and civil i -, 1. 1 ; t . :
! it has been his p il: 'V ami a tio.i, aii lii" lin,.
to increase the arniv an
1 t'
trcngln n in t fill.
More than tin
trlu'.V
i, lii"
I has given , 1 1 1 i-r .!rni,,:i 'ia
and even n! en'hu-ia-m in
have enilearr.l hint vry nr
ern people, lie has -hm-, t
sess all tho elements "l a
gallantly at Shih.h, at .'i
Chieumaiiga. lie s.... I an
side with that l.rai e ami 1
(ion. Albert Sidney .l,,hn-:,
first to receive him I'mm hi
ing and dying of th,. win. '
battle of Shil 'h. Sin.v I h-
llltlllga, where If l :l- 'i
volunteer aid to I !en. li: :.
Constantly by tlm -id" ti in
in th-! daring hall!"-: in Mi.
Western histri. t of i'mnr
that that brave man 1',,it, r
Tetincsseean what s ni of a
Harris made ? " lly 1 d.''
"Harris is a lighting
some (iovernnrs stav at lo : a
del!' I avis, our ( iovenml' ha
to light 'atil-"rs.''
( ioverni u' Harris ha-- i , i , , r i
nessei' and el-ntv her- v,h-. a i
ing nf him l,,r a min ii hi
future. 1 have hrar l i; : i
bv taking his tint : 1
plunging; int
strike in the
Iht-: v. ii- !,,
ight din ;i
fart uf his Inc. :n.; I n ...
srln.ul of .Jack'... n ami l"n.,
advantag': to him in making
and eh'jiients nf charur:";' i.
stitilte a '"" ii I'.r n.
brut of that high oilier. ( n.
my judgiiient, ami th.i' i-. n
f.'deraey will tirtrr to!,,. :t
I'r.'siilrnt un!" ,- !,. ! ,. , ;u. w
tige of having l,",n a -t.it"
inet ami a p .; !i. r in tV
A ml the w rii "r w i ! I rn
Reeds of die.. id am n.1 tii"
1 a time, to,,, wliil -t ti." g-n
are thunder
for invasion
t fon t, 11 t
ante".'. bolts.
a ti
I -.
hat
it d .r- !..,;
ell a ;..;.;'
Aprrl. it...
voted tn surli an of
young glint of a
without his host.
"' as I .
irptil.li
Cm. "l
t !: s. i imi I r ,
ni' din: niv.. asso'ju t ion.
I I "111 i o i -pi na,
i.i a ai.e I , t a. W, lui'-d.iy morning
' , . -. ..it '- I a I ti i ie , allaehed and
' . .' i ' -i a ni brag:', ill Cum I. in
i . ' t ' i-' lei it . file enga n ill. 'Ill bi-li'd
. . .. ",' i! I. ita'.i II" e.tltli l.p lllld
,i i i a . I I ! I.i lit I'l. in.' I 'I'Mlenl W as
'! ' I'.l ., ' ' U : I "If d "0, tl Ith lllil I V
- :' .a lo ''. i I,, re l- liill.il tiro ilig ot'
. . I . ,. '. t l.p iiml .lot II till' 1 iter be! tteell
i : il :m 1 New 'li!.-:.!,-.
li nn the 'I ra iis-!ll Isslsspipl.
:" I iil'i ' I Till. The l.ile-t 11,'Collllts from
ipi-i lit r stale that Marinaiake bad
,. . .- 1,,'tl 'r,. !,. A. J. Smiili landed his
i i . '1 niii.t lain' it, is aboii! to llanh him
w i' In w. filling all hi- boats and sl,,r,-'.
la' ii ui .1 a ;.!, it many of tin: em iny's.
ttla'i I', i- 1 el'.V le I ill llil V ll 1 1 1, ,'H IM tl I pS 1
-i in :' ani i.- .-pl'ra.l nig ainolig the , 'ili, us.
I loin (lie I'loiil.
;: Mil i.s W CM- ,,!' M iitii vn, June 1 7lh. - -...
nil made an allnek ill three lines of bal -
,ir i x 1 1 Irlt, nr.ir Lost Mountain, and
.lied wild leriilie volley of tu I il lry hii , I
..v. Tlmy wore di ii en hack and our forces
i i 1 , ,,,'' t . j t the ground f, an whi'ii they
:i :''',' 11.
. !' t i .1 at 2 p. tn. to-day. I'tnl ae-
i I. i ,,: 1 el lueli re,', til I'd. 'li l.flll.V
.!.!., ,i it o h s in I he e, 'title ,,!' oar lines
P- th lilt, s r oiiiia sahslanliallv the
', ; '"I'll. li.e elielny e.'lltilities fortify,
i.e, aiii-aipleil to .-hell our Signal Corps ..a
in, hut could not reach tho top of the
," ." ot Men t!iniltod into Hospital lit
Criihn. (.a., .lime Kith IMil.
: :. ". t nil. I -i.liieis in re adaniii'd iaio
' . 1 1 i ' - p 1 t !'..r in atin, nl, to-day.
, . ; ....s t ll." ft i 1 1..
I. .! ; Mb :'. eo I 2:i;h Aia.
t T i ia iiati TI", eo - "2d Mi-s.
1', . . '. I- " .nnier, eo C I ha (ia.
." I; .1 C on t, .',, II llh lia .'ill'.
I lltli I loN llosi'l I 1 1 .
li i , a:,' j;; ! ,nl tireeii, c- i ,iih (la.
in i r A in- il, ism 1 1..
I'i ' iv T A Pai'i'.ii, eo C l:l (ia.
m t t. t r oi iM'.i mi nosi'iT.M,.
i'i i . a'e I, Wi'lisiiiison. eo (i i', ;d (ia.
V, in bendy, eo (' Pith lia.
tot t. i ; em iiosiu i 1 1. 1
!' . N l!u I, II Ala eav.
IP.n'r C. I'oMUt, hii,
Sarg. in ehg'e Hospitals.
Tin: lii.iKti. I'i.kct in' Ithli Kivkil-Iio
ii'iiepift X. or.v enutnerates the federal
in', a! ami transports taken and destroyed
i li "1 ri'.oras fillnws; (iunboats Kastpot't,
hiii' ,'!i", I 'oviiigtoii, Signal, ( iratiite City,
aii', tr.iii-pniis Wooill'ui'il. ('hio I telle, Km
: :' niigiii. Itella honna, Lacrosse,
!: ;:,: ' i n. N o. :t, l 'h atip'n u IN'o. .1, John
.tin t'. Tin,.. Ila-tiugs, (.'ity I'-elle, and
, ,i.:',i' l r.im-pniis since the Sth day of
:tv, it. niir. 1 1 1 1 k 1 1 ' . w 1 1 . Ill iidditinii to theso.
. . :':' : '..ai; pinis were iviinrled to bo des-
lit i" i a class of good women who Iiavo
tt '. . it! t . inai ry goial men, for they havo
!ii" ; "'.i"i' id serving; thoso who would o(
t i ruin but fm' the. "ii'iding; providenco uf a
g I w if".
loit s i i ,. I
i'lNti l..rgan .-lallimt, nine years rid, la t
h.iie" litgi. jrt l.laei; color, and line My In, Y
i i v !.. :. lie is well laohe to han, ess. Ilo I
t
h . :: 1 t railing ou the undersigned 21 miles
I . Iw A. .!. MATIIPIVS.
nut 1 1 h i : .
ci M I'lii liNT innl evierieueeil cooli, washer
an i ii'iiur, who i.s nl-o nciUainted with
i',l h ..i "ii , oil, ami i.s a very lair seamstress.
: ,' at I in- "iiee. jlillel.i --If
!!. WAI. T. I! ISKI'.i'T, oilers bis ,r..fessional
ie i - I.i the eilnelis o (iiitliu, und sur-
i)
i ".; - in.tt v. lie ha--hid large e perii'll-'C ill
ia ' e . ..t i he ,-ei eral brain hi s i'
f Ili: profess- I
.ruer if Mrs. 4
,.l 1 IM S
the
It-11 -
-we-t eon
.jiiin l l--eodat
UAiis: itK.s::
" ill pay Ihe highest market price for good
, r liu, a rags, or give in c.tvliange for them
,n h-ii I.IUi and cap paper, or Knv. dopes.
: l Hie liKPHL Hl'l'lCi:.
n i.u ii:n i:s 1'i.n, 7 ril Cn. Ihst. ti l. )
lirtlliii. June 7th I SHI. 1
at', i, ti.. n of Sub luirollim; dllieers and tho J
i- , a if i to tin' foil i, iv iug pti ra graphs of Cir-
11,
arlei's C al-' r,p serviec, lia.
The ttt e-! ai'tue atul coiilinuous efl'orts of
,. eg ' nl,. r- it ill be dire-led to porfei'titi,
t i , i, i n!,,, i of all white null
, a' u' . 'liti'l itilhia their respeepve ili-lriets,
are h, lueetl the ages uf set ellteen and fifty
liu-"In gi li r' should embrace all men
i ! t . a i.v in -n i ire, 110 matter w hat may he their
;, a 1 .'. ,)"l .! ton or chums tn cAenon ion. nn,l
Id - in i.r 1,,1'ily cvhihil, under thu head of
, ,i '," Ihe status of i aiil.
I' i tiie iuty of all iiersons it ilhin tlm age
. : io report for i n i. 1 1 nun I. linrolliiig -,li
ii n li 'iieiet', wail .-inii toluijtarv renort
1 . ,i ti! inahe ililigeii! iu piiry as to per-ons,
. l . : ' n u, '. a in a I mil siuii as 1 h".v may he .-'a!
', l .' ie !" ' nrolhiii nt. Per.-uns limy be cu
i v. : i . , , r f uui, I.
. " ' '' l
' ; "i ! ui t import mice that I Ins regnlra
r -nli I... eoitiplele.I as early ns possible.
I I. "ii is etij ittieil upon .sub I.nr.illing (itli
loel it i en s are rcpir-md tn report to tho en
tg "!:'.. , l lor el;l'"lllnelll.
11. II. MiU'TUN".
I.i. tit. and lh il. 7th liis. (j,.,,
t" :.' '., ;' al i Ma T.iegiaph pleas.
I' II '! ! .11. d send hills to th).. I, li0,..
(ilinKiiK hl.(i.,
,.:;'t:;l:l v or if) itrnis, ti.v.v.1
.TTOKNEY AT LAW
KI( inil)M), v..
'" ' " o- a : iin-t the Confederate (iovcrinneii'
a ' I ami roll. a'te, I.
I'.oie ular attention paid to .Soldier
r.iiuk Keepers Attention.
iif li at" -i i'eral hilliired Volumes of Pool
"" I'M' I-r. ll .1.1. ins' library loaned or
': I 'a i ' t' - ha ting t hi in tt ill pi. a-" riill
'.'.-: I r .' ::i-. and ..hit..,
i.. ;. .Ti:v.AiiT.
r
I I t. VI, UbtMiS.
h nr. li h m l al tin- oftn e a huge "apply 'I
i t"l. tt I li.v ."liriiir. (T.rks ninl Ordinari-I
: ,:,'. leatilthlllv print "d on tine while p. J"
i ;, ,. u ,:t .. ii ,- it... ,., .. ..i i
' i-O'k ..ipi r nl, .ne.
)t nii;i i; i liiii'iiisi:.
1. ' I 1 I'e I; liltef f'a,-t.,rv, which ll:,
:, ' hei by a di-alied soldier, i- no
t ' ' i i I I. mo and Ha! -!iaies .! Ilm 1.
' a ,',. d !. lie has ,,1 tuei
t . : i ', ,1 i .,'., !-, Mtlt.te ri and fas ;
1 " , .'.'.' 1. Utl. '-. ,t,'. Tile l.riee- O Tl' 11,., i
, i .1 . : . ., - tu aala "'in i are e.pial 2
.- ,'t',i,:,'- ,"il t-, any i art of III
. i, r ipt "I ii h ie-ai" pri". -. Pric, I
I "I' il iir-' -,t,g the i;..nle.leiate If, nu.
i " . .' , i" .v - - .mi. i':ir.', ouui amiin