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Daiiji 2Jlovmnfl|Icir5 BY THEODORE BLOIS. \\ i|, T. THOMPjJON, EDITOR. IrtUBaOAir UOBN1HO, JOLT 21, 1864 Fiirrcsi’s iMovemests in Ntrtk Mis sissippi. Another UrLlllaut Victory. , (Special to Ice Memphis Appeal J Tupelo, July 10. / We left Tupelo on Sunday lost, and have ' Been fighting on the prairies. The canny re* i aud mufed on Pontotoc. .declined battle and IrA crtM K * aata db every road, OH pi« T${uailuy w«.dtUlbki!uTiTui with three cuv- r dlr^iuna at old uarrlsburg, but failed to lilju tmu uouj bis strong position. The tDtinjr declined every invitation to i iduy afternoon, our troops belug well up about to bring tbe affair to au issue, the [Yuiik*--.- Usd aud are iu lull retreat. o t-nuoiy fought stubbornly when compell- [ ed to do so, but was eViduully afraid ol axel l light. Our loss was severe. hu.iih bus 15.U00 Iroopa, all veleruna except eight i cgitncuie ol negroes. SArn in.—The Mobile Tilbuue of the lcUb s.iya the steamer Virgin, which grounded near Kurt Morguu last Saturday night, in running the blockade^ hurt been got oil’ aud la now lying in quurunllue In ihe bay. Raid on OaimcbVill*.—Tbe Augusta Cou- sUiutionabhi is lnlortued that a party ol Yankee fa.dci* came to toe Chattahoochee, about seven tulles hum Ualocnville, for tbe purpose of ma king a raid iu the direction of Albeus. The cnuiuy were met by ai>u.ull force under (Jen. Young, why bururd'thc bridge and chocked the advance ol the raid. No Ttpprebouslons of a heavy demonstration are eutertalued, aud it is believed that Ueu. Young cau attuud to and liuntrate the donlgus ut those marauding purtiea in that ditecliou. Vetter from the Mavsuuah Volunteer ^ Guard*. We ure peruillted to make tbe following ex tracts Iroui u piivutu letter Irorn a member ol tha Volunteer Guaida, to a Irihnd iu Ibis city : Mattoax Station, i Amelia cuuuly, Vu., July 10, 1S04. ) Al. * * # We have thus l«i Ueeu quite lojrtuuale—none ol us have been allied or wounded, and, aa far aa 1 am concern . no deal re to be. W« are atlfl eucamp^ ‘ •Jouth bank |of the . Appomajj^x river, Yankees that ijtfjkave |biued? cfiB^j ‘ mightsay, as some do. thst they never viU, hut j 1 prefer tbe sbove expression, for no one should . “blow bis own horn/' All well and hearty. Yours truly, A C. W , IB'b Georgia Battalion. • 'ilXd NEWS. accompanied by another sound equally unusu- | —■*—-• al, the tlnkltog ol a cow b< 11, will .ugge-i to llio j ITOn »"<> ‘ft® *“>« MUmHwrUc. perfect desolation which prevails along „ l0 I will be charged^ route of the army. Domestic animal* have From tbs 64tlt Georgia Hcgimeut. UBAD’QHS $4lH (jBORGIA RCUIAIBNT, 1 lu the Field, Army Tennessee, July Ifi’.b, 1804 ) Eddor Mommy A'eios : Will you please allow a space in your columns to me, la hehall of tbe troops in my command from the counties uf Effingham nd Scriven, to acknowledge the receipt of a token nt the kind and wellbeatowed remembrances of our friends in IhQsecountlerV A quantity of various vege tables, to ns both rare uud acceptable, through the hands of Mr. Stephen Keller, an effic.cnt member of the "Effingham Relief Committee,” who presented these good things lo person on yesterday. .jjyigfM 4»f r kind friends of Rffingtmoi aud pearlysncdvtntWs, t? aasurtf‘yoa.shat aadfas* tides of food are not only much needed by tbe troops In this army, but that your generosity In this case has not beeu misplaced. A gallant soldiery, who have recently earned the kind con alderatlons of all who would be free and inde pendent of ihe abolition foe now exerting every power in their cqutrol lo overrun the Southern Slutes and destroy the property of the dtlzens thereof, are the recipients of your kindness. These articles add greatly to the comfort of our soldiers, aud are considered condusive to health, being antiscorbutics, thereby preparing the soldiers for the great physical duties be is called upon to perform. These acts of kindness and thoughtfulness on tbe part of our frieuds at home lor the sol diers undergoing tbe hardships ol tbe Held,have more than a physical i fleet, they seem to iu spire tbe soldier with additional enthusiasm in the defence of those who tnauilest so much in terest for his welfare aud comfort. ■ Mr. Keller adopted tbe proper plan of dDlrt- buiioo, by bunting out the soldiers and dealing out to them in person. Very respectfully your ob’t serv’l, Mohgan Rawls, Lieut. Col. Commanding. DAILY PAPEILV Six Ho >i Hi a r otl wholly disappeared. The farm houses are teu t | ire( > .llonlU* .. .. II 0'» aut.'eis. The bnuards no longer wheel above Ons Iffoutu ••• 1 oO us. ihe owl tears to hoot from before us — i 1 RI- WFCK1I£I/Y Tbe voice of ibe feathered songster of the forest xtore^MjoiitlVu . <» is huahej. No sound is heard but that w bich j t wfeBlRLY PAPER, tells of war. No object meets the eye, but that six Uoitilia ... ... yxT which tells of ruin intended or accomplished — 1 “How long, O Lardy” When shall blessed peace again smile upon us? Tbe news from Virginia, the minors in regard ADVKHTIftlNti. o ol ton LUis.-' or, less, or spaCf owAvie t iHy ltliFs of — nvsrtiling iyp'l, TnjlSE deb insertion. KATK.- Ui' * i* VERTIMMn l.f.OO. V* to Kirby Smith, the spirited proclamation of j Letters si Ad mini stolon . 9IOOO Gov. Brown bavn infu-ied unw iile iuto Ihe ar- Per sque by that i DOt LARS fore DUmlsaRjti •• Undid atisblp . . . | •• Dismission.... *... . i Notice to Debtor«* aiul irodlior-l... Leave to Sell HUaJ Estate and Ne^roo*. p. square Thb Enemy Mining at Pbtbksduuu —Tbe Exiuiiuer has it upon the best authority that Gran is at work attempting to mine our poll- llou lu front of Petersburg. Tbe lulunlfy that the Petersburg editors miss from the trout of our centre are no doubt busy under ground. Tub Nbw Sbukktahy op tub Trkasuky.— Noticing the appointment of Mr. Treuholui as Becreiary of the Treasury, the Charleston Mer cury says : Mr. Treubolm represents the integ rity and intelligence of the mercantile comiou- ni'jrof Charlestou. lie has pructicul sagacity and lurge experience, ills appointment must inspire confidence, and wo wish him all success iu the greul uodertukiug of bis importaul po sition. i-jZT Why would it appeal as if the Army of Tennessee had oo General cow ? Because they are expected to follow Lbeir own utn Hood. • Army Correspondence o Horning New*. Bivouao, pivb miles from Atlanta [ July IK.b, lSuJ. ) Editor Mummy News: Our passage of the Chattahoochee was effect ed on the U.h ult., without contusion aud with out loss. Considerable approhonslon was telt lest tbe enemy should press us w bile crossing.— His pickets bud been iu the habit of boasting that they “would have us then.” But they were disappointed. Wo crossed the river In a ditler- eut manner trom the cross ug ol thoEiowuh.— At the latter the rrtny was massed and crossrd al once.Thc pu.-Bngo of the Chattahoochee occupied two or thr.edays.Our rear was eo secarelyguard* ed that the eueuiy could offer no lnierruption save the shelling of our pontoon bridge, which waa the same night removed beyond their reach. Ik was tbit shelling which occasioned the ladl- eroas atMfcpode oMb« ne<Voes w^kithr H IW f-df*L ite Northern papers aunounce the death ol Gen. Geo. P. Morriss, the sung writer, beat the Daily kuown iu cooutcilou with the ballad, " Wood man, Spare that Tree.” We do uol know bow old he was. lie was a printer by trade. From Florida.—We clip the following para graphs Irom the Gainesville (Kia ) Cotton Stales, of the 15th : From Filatka. —We learn Ibui the enemy have uuoui three bunded c valry ou tbe eo»i side of the St. John's. Capiaiu Dickibou wiib his comuiaud, is watching lbeir opponuuuy, aud it the Yuukucs vcniure ucrots ihe St. J obn’s, we feel couiident that ibey will he roughly handled. Diabolical Murdbr.—We aie infoimed that a lew weesa sinco, a liuuiber ot uegro 6oldu-rs from Jacksonville, were permitted to go on ihe premises ol Mrs. Price, living near ih u place, to commit ail inauuer of depredations. This, we understand, was contrary to tbe order ol the commander ol the district. Mra. Price, accompanied by her Deice, started to Jacksonville to make complaints, nod tb officer in eoib'uiand ol the negro pickets, log them to brutally murder her. Her . .. I let ttt) Msutifaud Usgrour, praequ we*, Ifk, 00 We hope that the day ol retreat lor uh bus ended, aud that our forces will be soon tamed Northward. Our regiment Is still Buffering from disease. — It la in commaud a of Muj. Alieu, both ol the u lusorUon. " other held officers being yet aliscnt slek. We ^ v unmber twt JBO meu for duty, mlq^lbio* being absent sick. When they return, we shall still be a respectable body. Yours. Georgian. HO &T Advpx- tu.» nnm her of insert i ■ m* Mear ‘ n iu 4u to rfu': nnitl ordeml^ntt Ny tu«* «91-1 „ llutvo. ^ llBADq'tts First Mii.itamy Dist. ii. \i., 1 Monlieih, July 18,1S04. ( SPECIAL ORDER I No. 7. • f In pursuance of me Proelaiuati >u ol bis Ex. celloucy Joseph E. Brown, Governor ol Geor gia, ordering the Reserve Militia ol ihe Stale between the ages if sixteen and seventeen (10 aud 17,J aud fi'ly aud tilty five i50 aud 55.) to re port iiuiuedialCly lo Gen. G. W. Smith, lor ih«' defence of .the 8 Cute, ifwd In accordance wall bis published letter of instruction* to bis Aids dc cuiupff, dated July 14.b, 1 hurt by uoilfy and re quire all persons within ibe ages nn i tinned lo report to Col VV. T. Thompsou, A I). 0., in Savannah, ou or before Wednesday, the 20th lust., by whom they will be 'eurolled and furn ished with iruiif>porialiou ferer the Ritlioadl to Atiuuta. Applications for exemptlou on the ground ol physical inability muf.1 be accompaulcd by * certificate from Dr. J. A. SuUlvau, Surgeon 1st Senatorial District. . it is to be hoped that the citizens of this Dis trict, included iu the ca(l of the Governor, und who are stile to aid in ihe ddeutrC of thcii liber ties, lbeir homes and property, uovfi immi nently threatened with all the boirars o: vandal Invasion, will promptly respond to thi* appeal to their patriotism and manhood. lhose neglecting or ruiu-ibg to comply with the requisitions ol it.*? Governor'* order, arc notified that niter the :10th instant, nlllceis will be detailed lo aricat and suud ibern lo the army. * Gbo. P Harrison, A. 1) C., 1st Mult >iy DistrictG. M. IHT Republican please copy till day, pO b ; 4,'trculur l* Those ourt Ui mRlto objeeflo 'dci loiter* wtllbu gesnt^o. WIUjixm, Douiiiiir.k O’Hyrn. Rs«;.,0>UIii.»i 'i^-'mty, kills 1610Gay 61 May, i^-*4 myn DOMTNJt ,UudV W. •re’oll J. poMibte for u. to Tit quite picturwKiuo k Md u.u luba^njul. kiuil »uil ho.plublo, Tftt laltei uvnl 1 li.vo fury uifeu b.cml .ppllod to tOi: <u- (..oiwuU ol irnui »atM iBrlhor doutfi, but 1 itmik it' mutlb.v. bt'tm mlupplM, lor tbo VirgiuluL. «rti tbo only people wbo uoderauud h. uuc oieutilbg ana pncvlco it lo lie fullest «■ .bentbo tiume time an 0 we * n exciliog tune in c.iup. Ibu V.it bee raider«,soma 4,000 airouK, weio rrpolled aa udvabeiug«u our pobltlon apiliediauly every oue waa busily preparluu Tor ibe'ceUiMiJ Xii(kiL ibal aa a couatqueuce wa. lo be. Pickotl were tbrowu out on tbe roada to ' warn no of lbeir approach, and a dulacbmeui ot uboullwrnly uiuo wereaent ou uacout down ibe Bouib hault ol ibe river, and aiming tbe latter i bud ibu honor to be. We Hurled on the •corn about dark, and we bad a rocay Journey altogether—over Lilia, through awampa. briar Itocca uud ditcher," the depth ol which we could not ecu tor tbe thick overbanglug bough*. Bueb thing, may be quite amuatog to read about, out 1 cau aaeuru you yiai tboae who en lu tbenf do not see tbo fun of it, for it is nothing but loti and trouble, aud “pale Lunar’." light IB uol bngbi enough lo light yon oo jour way. foe Joke, loo, ts rather pointed when you bate to .cule a brmr lonct;or while attempting lu Jump over a ditch, the bottom ol which you cannot see, and which you in your aimplietl) imagine lo bo qoile narrow—Jou laud iu the uiiddiu of it, ball bailed in mud and water, biui eltug toaqa aud liogs Irom lbeir soeiul gutb- ei.ug, while your eomiade auore, who bus un eye to the sublime uud ridlculoua, call* out lo you to "come out of that dlteb, lor 1 aee your bead iherc," and a smull rog dow u the atream meu lu give you eucouragemeut by lellieg you that it ia “ieuue ueep 1 kueo deep!" But every ebtug must have an cud, aud ao did our scouts, lor alter tramping some seven or eight mlles^ DC arrived al camp, tlred and weary, ami wiser II uol bellur men, and wrapping my blanket around the, X alepl aa aweeliy on the gtoiJricJk. 1 Id a feather * - YaukeWA that DlghL an n^lbe lied that noble Work was quickly consume‘ tfarffe por tions ol It Still' bluzlug, came Uoatlng down the river, passing below the point at which we were ainltoucd, more tbuu u mile distant. As usual, our brigade, with two others, guarded the rear of ibu army. For three days Wo occupied outpost on the hill rising irom the river aud within title shot ol it. The pickets of tbo two armies occupied opposite bunks ol the river.— These vcryprudeatly agreed not to fire on each other, aud commenced un active trade in tobac co. I beard tbo opening of tbo negotiation, which was amusing. A Yaukco c.imc up to tbe top of a knoll without his gun, and called out, I siy, robs, will you trade tobacco for coffee?” Au answer in tbo affirmative having buou giveu by our mon, bo said, “Don’t shoot me,” and with the utmost coufideuce came unarmed to the river bank. This man belonged to tbo 154th New York regiment He slated it lo have come out eleven hundred strong, und that it uoto numbered niuety-slx men. What an Idea of the fearful waste of human life occasioned by this war does ibis fact iodicite. Tbe first Yankee was soon joiued by others, and iu a short time there were one or two hundred trad log, bathing in the river, laughlug and Joking The agreement not to fire on each other was certainly proper, but no Intercourse should be held with the wretches who arc doing lb of fiends rather tbau meu. While speaking ol skirmishing U may not be amiss to refer to the character of the skirmish?’ lo which this army has beeu eteudily engaged since we commenced fulliu* back. We have bad no pitched battle, yu the loss of life bus been greater than would have occurred eral ordinary battles. A regiment is seul out as skirmishers, or three hundred meu from each brigade; allowing four brigades to tbe division this would give 1,200 skirmishers to the divi sion, or more tbau 14,000 skirmishers tc to tbe army. This does uot Include the cavalry, of which a large force has been almost daily engaged, nor artillery which frequently lakea part iu those skirmishes. The skirmish force of the enemy has been almost always . and It ^presumed kbAt hur tale ititaa . . Yankee Raidbus—Fifty negroes, command ed by a Yaukce officer, and a deserter, uiadu a paid in Levy coaoiy last week. Our I-tcps un gaged them. Three men were wound d ou our sidt*, hut it was not certain that anybody wa» burl ou tbeirs. They held Mr. Demere as a prisoner lor *om<‘ time, aud he says that tbe commauder gave the negroes orders nut to give any quarter, and ttlinrwurds said, that perhaps he did wrong lo do so. From the slgus ol ihu limes, we ure in cihicd lo Ihe opinion that every man east ot ibe duwuunce river, able to light, uud who has the pluck to do so, will have an opportunity to do so before the cummer is ended, <«od me people of this county, like those ol Levy, will not have to go Isr to hunt up oue. Raid on tub Georgia Road —Afont eleven /clock Monday moruing a force of Yankee cavalry cm the Georgia Railroad at Dertinr, six miles irom Ailuniu. From this place the r int ers proceeded lo Bioue Mouatuiu, nine miles from Decatur, and fifteen from Atlanlu, teuriug up the track and destroying everything on the road. Ol tbe exieut ol the damage sustained we have uo mean* of learning, buiareof opinion that it must ueivbsttrily bu heavy. I he irsiu which left the city yesterday lot Aliaola proceeded to Conyers, fifteen mile* this side of Bioue Mountain, but learning 01 the presence of the Yankees returned. II Is reported and believed that the »aiders after remaining al Stone Mountain lor =ome hours in the occupation ol their vandal pursuits, took their departure for the Mucon and Western Kttad, lor ihe purpose uf severing ihe connec tion between Atlanta and Southwest Georgia, uud thus cutting off supplies Irom tbe army. Whui has become ot the ibout-and cavalry iu the Army of Tennessee ? ll is high Line that these uiuruudlDg expeditions were stopped CunrtUutionah.it, I9l/t. Yuukeu Love oi* CulTy. Home Ga., Juue &>.h, lbtH 1 furuiah you with aepeciuicu ol the i/trpu uclive sympathy lelt by the Yankee luvuders lor their colored brethren. About eight miles west of this place, Col. Jobu Freeuiun has a plaululiou ou which be had quite a number ol slaves a short lime bclore the luvaders arrived. Arnoug them was a patriarch ol about lour score years. The aboliuouists rode out about the first sabbath of thoir citizen ship, and pilfered every cnest ot the aged slaves, t hey gut, in all, $105 in specie, wit * wbul pupei money the/ could fiud, and all their Suudav STAl'U op GEORGIA, Al Jf AND Insi*. Gi:nural’s OFFic_, * .Atlanta, July 15, 1804. ) To the Aide* dc Camp of the Military Districts sud Office/* detailed ,by Major Gen. Smith to bring up the Reserve Militia : 'Immediately upon the receipt ol these m stiuclio'ns you will ca?1 upon the.justices of tb.* inferior courts, the clerks of mo superior and inferior courts, tberitL, tax collectors and otb officials excmi»«^» W>*»AL!ingk*^*fr<ln’.v-*.n you ders givmi b/?b»!^^Vriji)i Wffi(KirT>FlJ'ihulon of the Insl. These officers w^ be expected logo through their n a.xecti.Vof'^ihtle: inoning individual y every oue ordered by ih Governor to report to Gen. G-. Wt 8raith ct tbi pluce, and warning them to'aaseuib.e al ll, °tLiTATK o*f comity se/iC on u giveu '(lay, (wltjilu live days ftueUN’l Y. -To ml whom it nu!y after your hi rival in i tie coun yt« body to Alluuia, a- required; and sntt.-cqucntly lb thst day, lu arrest uny one relnstrg or deiny • mg to obey the oummons, «iud eeud ibern lor* ward under propeivgaard. Iu .tfje ex.-cutiou ol this tiui.vr you wqy be governed by tbe piiaci- pit* ir.id Jotvn In Gjo G"veiuor’s pmcl^malion ol ibu 9.b July* 1604. and in his letter to hi- 1 aldfl,Col. J. C. C. B.aekburn, of July 14, ? 64,coj • tea ot which are herewith enclosed; and you will see that all militia nun, exempts auJ detailed men within ibe limits oi your t^oaiorLl dis tricts and counties, except such an arc exempted by the laws ol ibe Stale, or by tbe Governor's pr< tiumalion ubove raculloned, either ivoif or are pent forward to tbm phicoRA diiecttd. By oidet ol the Commander in Chief Hrnky C. WaTne, Adjutant and lusponor Geneiul. «ch newspaper in the Sta e copy twice ana xeu.: hi I to Adjutant GineraPi Office, Mil- ledgeville FIKE INSURING Ibu undersigned, hi vine l men app tinted Agent Iu IJ ilsk. and on the most (hVorahlu terni- aSoullierii mutual lusurauce OF ATliLNS. A8BURY BULL, Fresit . ALBON i'UABB, hyr’y. ASSETS 1800,000. t oufederale F. X itl. Insurance I'o, t OF ATLANTA. CHAS. F, McCAY, Prcs't.. WM. McNADGH'i, Hot CANT A L $800,000. Southeru Insurance and '! rust Vo. * OF SAVANNAH. HENRY BRIGHAM, Pres’t.... K. O. LsGIUEL, Hoc. CAPITAL $1,000,000. LooPlTA1. APBOC1 AVION, t Auudsta, Ga.. Jam- 9Nd, lbbS. j g'p' ^t mcapenger oi the Gtmr> la Relief ai u Hospital Assodiit'on will l< avi aUmuim on oi near tbe loth of each month tor MUestsslppl and-wlil take • uoige ot ail boxes and ki •. ^ in lender, m: the G-.r, i« troupe lu that S'aU , aud w’»» [ Notaoo A ■ l) « IV XlM K U OHOI OIN- is ha«i:ig u» ui.* *n- sra nm Hobt. oril,accessed, uo oi t-uui . •iiuiy nri u ruby no iHiul r«qulr« d t«» presen. ih in propiriy attesi- To the Friends of the Hvldlers iGroughoui tlxe e^iuedcracy, liUARTKiiMASTiri: GKN’L’P DM"T. / 13 u. V rdd.v | 1 » tin dellvtr Uiei • giieit Tlil-.l .in Mill lid>l IITIKY A :.TArFi»RD. Id ASA A. |\« It NK\ •* ilfll'r . marUexl with rb. •Uk' uce ui 11 t, AM mK TihJhil lo u W U I’OTTER. ^ *»«' «. I*. O CVUNTY. —VCheru* x**d KibAtlmth U U *pw • IA. i' » iH IF I*. % ■ dtlo ub, LaccuUn • ot -V . 1 . Hop onri, in tlioir petition, duly IU, that they have lully uxo- FllU ts l.tiniciore, to v)tc all pusoin ixmcuritcd, L:i.uita nii.l credTuirs, l«* show ennee. if any. ilmy l&u. Why paid Uxfauuun aluxunl Hot 0»: disciiai^uU Uum tqj; CXoCUtoraQtp Oh iho hrsl Moml,., Iu l»« » ► M. a. CkAM FOIU) lom.lY, VattlllRN 4 «> I vji VtimoHs, N.*B. Wald, uundun . ia. Wright, tup■ftesenf* to the ^ou.t that reli ed wxlk hia^vard, she having uilnii Jo.liy. * Thu , to t til po aid UuH uliin -lioiiui not ho discharged oh iu first Moiuiay m Oclohui, lNhl. nmr.vj . liAWFOKD, Ordli iry. •t Ain. OF UKUICUI %-i AMDHN Co UN ri Whereas, N. •) I lion pellUoli, duly tiled uiuleuU tv.i »»n iv«h they have amniniPierod N. .1 1'uttersonV esi This 1p, therefore, to cite axi i-eironp tu kiuurpd a. d lUtdxlors, to rlitiw Calire.li ; can, why r tid *.*.ccuU)xr should uol he di iron* Uxeir ..xecuuirnbtp, sud recetVu lert-i iniutioh ou iho uibL Mommy m August, i m»I louil aM. -4. i'KaWFoiH) •*•■ ^TATIi OF (GAM O Whereas, .la-. * . Fupw'ell, the esiata ol Jaraea 1‘opwoll. to the unrturrigued xox Loiters ii ulmrnlt-ration. WaYNL Given icb^O I.VIi and uud real Una Feb. 1/th. lwri. JAMES IIIGHSMITU, Deputy Ordinary. i*i T\ —Til all 1 ucretis Ut cws ai.d x i for l.el eir xTt .XUminit*I Ordinary,fdr Lei •Jii the Estala ot apt David t y. deceased. lfierulore, to citr* an,| maycm.eujru^' he and appi UUT*C<: oDjecfoo (Ifaitiy *i 'lorn the first*Monday'lif Decou.lmr u AdufiuUirairi.« o.T.n’1 UP OLOROl.l, O Co ITNTV. - To Hll wnotnll m/fyi , Cha- F. Borehort will aup * . -fT lr . ___ D'uurt x ,u«- Lottere of AdndnTpTrjtatdi ou toe ixititr. tt may v Lulorc uxt 1 HVjV*' mAB**' ohjxictlou (if any they havo) lira!. Mondav il July iiext, ouetr>ise sai l loiter wxii i)*i granted. Witness*.Dvfelnlck A O’Byrns, ftsq.,- ordinary lor CiiHUUunco’iuiv, turn 1st dav oi .lone 4 jn»f« .DnhllNlcK A. O'HvitNJLo. «i. o. (AT 'AW W i imxke oltjectioii i grei Aionday e « will be g»a" June: my, nos vs i x DoAtlNli.K x J it i j.Yi tiLi i lia.vi ^TA'I’K of okokua, ^ COUNTY.— 1 To all whom ii may •m*, Al. B. Milieu will apply at the Court of on nan- for Letters Oieunrtory ut AdumiiPtraPn tohianon on the estate oi tuebard F. Williams, t Thi >se are, therefore, to cite and admonish hM x it may concern, to be und appear Ixdorc said . to make ohjectlon (if any they have) on nr ; the, flrp’ Monday iu January next, otherwts. ?hn!) niy e, Ksq., Ordiu.i ill .In lie IMi-i. ll* liNK, il « JTATK OF • OHMtOla. C5 COUNTY.—To all whom It nsi 4*>, Mary Ann o’Uoui.or wilt ajml ordinary loi Leite*-- Dismiss 'y i on n.L epiat«! of. Patrick Price, county, ili'Cesseu. Then.- are. tfcei fore, t.» ntcaml adin : raft} concern, to !••• at.d apjauir tiutoi in..b*-ob’cctlr.v fif «u»v i***y Pave, oi uext.raUor li.u- t the Ci 1 Ul "f Ol:, w«.;i r l-d. ham roiuiLy, ’ myl7 DuMI U K . JTATK OF Ultimo ) C UNTY —To U’HV UN .. O. C. C. GHAIHAJI1 Augustus I*. Wetter will-ppiyut tb; urdiniuy lor Letiurs D.piulspory a- axecnior ou eplate of Murgaiet Telluir, late of said county, ohifctio Court to make lore ihu first Molda* said lullets wid he gr uled. Wiuicss, DoiixinicK A. o’Byrne, Rrq , Grdlnaiy lo Cbuthau* county, t u st nay of .Inly, i w M. Mi K .\. u it i i(\k, n. r c. S IIH1N1V Whereas, Louisa Lett IN o Uce. % IF OF UKOUUIA \W XJ 1 Wo mon 1 h i. - ii Lew liNKiU«i'¥ a e lo-ivol, A|>|.|i4ulioti urdniary.o- snid county u «.b. i h-'ty live (Hfi) in Miuty. beloxigiug a ho • heirs hui.y Un lui.td. iurtiw benefit tors of p.tid tiuccbs, d. LUt'U'MA LIlivMd, Adui x, J"ly» J. M MuCQGl, .1 ’r. ^»AI‘K OF UICOUUl.l, WAI'M »* LOIN- )J ) Y. — Notice is Uetehy Kiivii to • l.oiu io P. •'l’u. ton ami Mary a Tuton.oi lhwhui(e or Florida', that iahniiapp.i to Un. ( onri of Urdiimry or «aut coun tymn Un* mixpindi'y Ifctntoberlu \r,. i-rhg.iV|.«*n»t- unfit ol loxxxuu.cioui is lo'aisuimuc wie *.-luia of Ah‘«Hii er U. Bur lie/, ditv.tsefl, a.minx' th«* HfflN aim .ii AfUnOeestaittind tcoroto. Tim*. Uu; JMUi’ttu/' ofsiuj 1*1. jy,> may 14 Jinfui ^ n TA i t. OF utio m a • , _ .. O LOUN i‘\. WhuVeas. Aroliibmd McLeod, Oua’r diau oi Luvi b Dasher, ruarceeuis to th.a Court ihal uo aao ludy settled with Tils ward, he huvillfi al- tatued hts major y: ; • * . Tm» is, lUuruiore, lo cite all |H»lSolis eoiuemed, kindred uuu creditors, to alum nome, u any they c.xu, why P.nd uuurdimi shmid not he drtcliarnod on Wltuc 2d, l**r*. aprll a U. \ I lit. uiilli, Ordinary, April KD\\ aUD LANG, /I’ATK OF Vwp.sn t« Levi .1 Knigiu I.HMUdV, 1.0 It MIEN IdiWAlU) LA.« raid otters , April Oi rTl i l’"-** SUteWESTEKN KAlLKOAl) ; I IN and otter Bunday. Mxrrh Wtl '.he « '.him busMaUmi.l lspseup-i:’. Y>uiii will .hhaslol ti i,‘ u. ’ “"jj.'. jfiV w “h !•' M'tj,m • Avf Altiany at Arrlvuai bmilhvillo at. La-avo Unthbert »• A n ivc at Foi t Gaines at '^s»vo yon G aiuftii m Arrlvo Cunbort at is.Airric’therofxh^ictlpd Wffh’lhff'iSS',, mtfti—. iridge, ThortHsvUlo, Ac. I^tctuu.ursfn. i<.mt-below Port Valley t il >uid take jo Niglu tratiiM irom Augusta .xnd duvannah Ivai l'..r a) *- ~ at Manor. For Colnmbtm uttu the p.,y CIS ' ’»r./Tp| j I*"?* *£jsk!u t ZxLuL ut# CHAIVM: OF SIMMIU; UMJ (jUilOItCilA a r L11 o.vL GEORGIA HAH H.YiD, ^ July 24, 1 , v N and a(l«i Bunday, fuiy i7th, bmuiai Dr.y truiL - 5 resinned cm main Ibv also Tiainr c-t. ;\ihi-.xxi- i Branches > I.BAVB •gllSlAft.lr P M Negro Auction UOME I SSlViN 11 (J ll S Ii. U A VIM. Hindi- office, 1 am i any nnm»H.r ol Nivi pric •• ol board lor M. omfoi .d n*. odntc II buy 11 also pell at Pnhlir or other plitcos, nil my cam; w ill he dis- ini*- Linn and at the A STEVENSON. la»>1—tawly ■ - ^ JNL. . fcioioxjiomq, fifiMbiiSSidN fdtHiiHAKT, J-t 5'mEE'I Office formerly xwciiple.l i. y Mcssr- . O. t Johor « Coa, solicits Conaignmsutk of Frmiuob tindM JT ibAddiif* Railroad Bvurau, Richmond, Feb. ay, lBt>4 ) The I. tend* a^d relatives ol soldiers In tu i Army ol Northern Vlrg'ulaare heioby notified iunt au u. ranKLiuunt has this day been effected with th. tMuith ern Kx press Company lo entry all packages of food aud wearing apparel to Richmond, Yh. To secure tho advantages ibus obtaiuod ThroUp; • m. hepress Company, the loliowuig iixaiructioiis must boolserved • Packages rnnst not contain morn truth one hntidrua pounds, bo well secured and plmnly marked .x„d Bern ai the expousoof tue shlppei to oltU' r mibu Sold let b' Relief Astociatlon, which ar^ local, a fuJlfux - In^hitn t 'uiollna, at Raieign, m couth Curoitua ut < olittubia; in Georgia, al Augheta; iu Alabama, ut Moi.i: om V ry . oy to Any other point at which uixe ot these Aserxiatious iiave.au oiilca. Tim Agents ot t/fesu Absotoatioi Charge of then, aud ship UHay^f* ^ _ 'Yqnjmi.y to the piopet AgeatA 'ot the Yuq BiuUio at Rfcumoud, who will ant them diBiilbg to thepropertndividual owno.a. A" *l^ge|t*tho wdahes of thai ididiera, ttP^iVa «*#Auy Ini* agr-nuf tu gh o t hi/mdght^pi^feteiiA. *• wrr every thing otsumfi;!, ,n mder that no obstacle may occur to thegncgees/il li.ml.tldo un cni^rprise, tbe several railroad com- . niea'aro hereby request.-l to render tho lfixpr«*s Company such fsi'iitios. as will enable tt to make Ibis ariaiigemont <r. nnpli ta snecesu. • the Southern Kxpre.- >\ t 'ompany as- nihbs all re Mobility of ibu transpr-rtatlon ol these-parkages, tue Relief x\ssociatious are requested to withdraw their Ageuts who have heretofore acted as travelling if Ihe Relief Associations will estab lish agencies in tbo riar of other armies, they may •njoy ihe same privileges hereby secured to Ihu ar my ol Northern Virginia. K. W Si MB, Lloutenant Colonel and V|uu"lcriu '.slur. Approved. A. R. Lawton, i^nartermaster Geiieral. OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPdKSCO., _ U 1 E. ILW IV Ai x IfiB LU., I Augusta, Ga., Fob. 20, I8U4.1 The Southern Express Company lioreby notify tho friends and relatives or soldier* In the army ol Nort>s ern Virginia and elsewhere, that they are prepared to carry out arrangements us announced lu the above official notice, ami that they will do all in thoir power to tnllill its requirements. JAMES SilUTElf, .Superintendent and Acting President nnirlfi—lm Southern Express Co 140 Days Furiougii j AND T5210 liEWAlID. HEADE RS 0»d GA. REGIMENT, « ThundexUolt Untidy, March *4, lbfit. ( NPKCIAI, OllllhltS, aims* oiivnns, I U No. 4«. ( Twenty diiysMurlou ii^uxd a joward of $ U wltLba •tiVbii for the /ppreheuei<5n uud doUyery at thij Bnt- ’lory ol inch of the following named privates, un sertorafroin ill v Reghnont :* 1. W. D. AM A KAN, Co, D. dO years oi age, 6 feet y Indies high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, hair, horn m iiauovcr, Ucxmuixy; by o< T — DD», Uo.L* iirCnf s iilxli, fnir COnrpi.-r^ 1 osiduuce lu Milton t . PUCKETT, Co. I, SW years inches high, light, complexion, blue eyes’, broT^h hair; by occupation n farmer; boro In Pauldingcoim-;T ty, <4*..; deserted January fo, lBfii; BUpixosed to be near Dallas, Paulding county, Ga. b WARREN Du.vtIN Y, ; o F, 18 yvars ot ago, ieelU inches high, lair c..mpb xiou, hazel eyc8,brpvv u hair, born In Irwin county, Uu , by occupation a linq taer; deserted November -8, supposed to be In Irwin coaniy^Ga. U. JaMLB PAULK. Co. F, 30 years of age. 5 feet inches high, fair complexion, buZui eyes, light bulr boru in Irwin county, Uu ; by occupation u farmer deserted December 17,1WM; supposed lo be in irwin cuhuly, Gu. 7. J. W a THUN, < o F, -10 years of age. 5 feet y inches high, dark complexion, gray eyes, dark hair, born in Irwin county, oa ; farmer by occupation; do- ocrteiLJanaary 22,1804; supposed to bejix'li v. in couu *y. rja a By order of GEO. R. BLACK, Lieu tuniiu t Colonel Commanding. John L Hammond, Acting Affintant. xnarlO i^iSO REWARD. Ufa, A DO’KB 03n (J A. REG,MEN T, I Thund^ilMilt Battery, April o, 1804. f SPKOIAL OKl»RK8,t. No. 60. f A reward ol $3U will be paid for the 'apprehension and delivery at this Battery of each ol the following named privates, deserters liom Co. ii, ol tins Reto inont l I). GRAHAM, 3G years of ago, C feet 0 Inches high, iignt complexion, light eyes, dark hair, born iu K.urens county. Ga.; deserted Now. IU, 1&(W. 2. W. a. LAMP, Jr., 41 yeara ol age, u n ot high, .-uik complexion, btuu oyen, dura bair, horn In Jef- fereon county, Ga ; deserted March .;d, 18-.4; suu posed to bo in Jefierson county, Ga. M. M. O. WRIGHT, .ifiyoars ol ago, fi feet 7 tuches high, lair < oniplexion, gioy eyes, da k bulr, born in l*uureuB county, (4a. 'KNNK’ W. J. FENNELL, 17 years of age, 6 feet high, lair compleqi.in, blue eyes, lighi hair, horn iu Emuii- ^county, Georgia; deborted ou the xBth March, 5. II. CHANCE, 43 years of arc, 5 feet 7 Inchon high, dark complex oe, light eyes, dark hair, ih.ui in liurke county, Ga.; deserted March 16 I., lot.4 b. W. COVINGTON, f» !**•-( 14Inches high, 42 year* ol age, light complexion, blue «:yes, dm k hulr, Imjiii in Jefferson county, Uu.; dosuiUm March 2»)th, 1 hi; supposed to bo in Joffeisou comity, Uu. By ordo> of J V. U. ALLEN, Major (."omir.uiid ng. 4 J. L. Hammed, Act’g Adjt.