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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06
HARBORING DEsERTERs.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT NOs2l
lSAPECToR GENgBAi OFFICE,
Tullahuma Tenn Fen. 18th 1863.
n HE General Commanding this Department, learns
L. with regret, that there are In Tennessee, nuns
Dor Of evil disposed persons who instead u c0ntrihu
ting TO the freeing our country from Abolition inva,
sion, are melting those who are, 20 The dsgiaeeiol
crime of desertiUn, and harboring them All persona
within the limit OF this department, are notified that
the penalty 6f such offence IL DEATH and the strict
est efforts will be made 20 detect those who cito sol
diers u desert, or who may harbar those who have
deserted, and summary punishment applied In every
instance. j. p. JONES, A. j. Cent,
febl5-lm Department No. 2.
az Rebel Banner copy one month, and sepd bill to
this Ofiae.
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passionate e1pleiive, the understandable pre-
iudices on the one hand resisting with violence
and on the other seeking truculanily some hnai
end Of the war, must have filed the conserve
tive mind Of the South with extreme Disgust
II is refreshing to listen 10 the opinions Of
mind, sober by nature and cultivated BY ex-
perience.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06
Lookout Mountain Property for Sale.

( OFFER for sale the above prnperl; belonging 70
] n. W. Won Aldehof aad used by him for several
Hotel II contains two large two story buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground, containing eight acres,
embraces magnificent Spring OF never.iailing' pure,
free stone water within cave aud Zine waterfall
10 the latter; also large stable, Kitchen, negro
house SmOkeh0nse, &c.
AZ the Mountain Is a ilyorlte place for summer re-
sort AID will undoubtedly become much more So
this property being tho only ono possessing an album
Justly considered one Of the most valuable o the kind
iAG2 j. u, WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

ss- Persons receiving late Northern newspapers
win greatly obliEo Us by the use ofthem. The gen
erala xify on OIL bshds. 70 hea. The latest ntlii
gpnce nom the enemy Sconitsy, and the absolute er-
vlce~wtch she Dissemination o. such Information 70
calculated 20 accomplish should calI to the attention
o. those along TIE frort n our line inNiddle Ten.
bessee the value Of late Yankee journals. We ale
willing 20 pay cash, thanks literally foF such q
sofs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06
THE DAILY REBEL

81 Persons ordering THE RKEEL b. mail viii
please bear In nind that We win not receive soy Of
The shinplasisrs i5sned by The Alabama Ilspanc
Companies, nor those issued by private hsuherg in
Montgomery OF elsewhere. Neither viii We UNDER
take to return shinplNtes sent "a, after the publ
cation Of this nntice.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.
hamilton County.
STATR OF TEBEEsSEE.
swiLllAN Joi'A'oS and Others.
Georar A. Gown, Il al

GEoRaE A. Gown, 81 al.
In Chapcer 81 Hiuisop.
TT appearing that the defendant Ihares q. McCabs
Is non resident " the state Of Tennessee that
the ordinary process Of the Court cannoi be served
on him.
II IL therefore ordered that publication be made
weekly for four weeks IN the "Rebel,' news paper
published In the city Of Chattanooga requiring said
defendant to appear 10 Chancery Court, to be held
at the court house IN Harrison on the second Monday
o: June next and answer complaiRahts hl or indg-
mpnt pro conGsso Will be entered against him aud tho
cause set for bearing "a yaiis. X g. JONES,
fehl5-lw CIR NJ.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

ngA- When Macoulay met Harriet Beechor
smwe, he asked her which Of shakspoarc'e
characters she liked besif "Desdemona" said
the lady. "Ah, Of sourao" was the reply "ior
ahe was the only one who ran after black
man.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

pSy~ The Rebel Banner. (shebyville,) learns
that portion Of Morgan's command who have
been for sometime or Grating in Southern Ken
tueky, fow.days since made dash upon the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad, and destroy
ell twenty-five cars.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

R0s- Two guards at the Chattahooclne bridge
near Atlanta, in attempting to arreata man the
other night, shot each other, and let the prison
or escape
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LYNCHBURG, VA.
STAPLES & DILIlARD.

rTNfiE senior partner has associated Mr. p. II. DIT.
l lerd with him In bis GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, az the old stand ~ Staples a Anderson and
sollcts consgnments Of Sugar, Molassps, Cotton
Me- chandise and Produce generally. 10 afll pro.
ducc at highest market raiea- attend Ia petnBn 20
weights and delivery, and send account salea and
checks 40 once IA the old established rule Of this
H0uso II has answered an extended patr mage
present increased facilities, prepares us 10 meet with
our ugun. prOmpincsa.
Liberal advances on any amount OF Produce IN hand
Always onS hand heavy stock OF Manufactured
and smcsne TOBACCO. Warranted 81 represented
and 40 low AZ can be had IN Virginia.
janI7 ems STAPLES a BILLIARD.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

BGr II Great Britain ever gets into quar-
rel with France, we are positively opposed 10
blr being recognized as one among the family
of nations-by our family.
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TAKEN UP

ND committed 20 Jail by the military authorities
IL at Chattanooga, on the Sd OF October teG2 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of The
Peace FIR the comfy Of liaptOn Tenn on the 10th
Of December 1882, negro boy, calling hls name
JOHN and says be belongrto VIM Jones, Of Mem.
phis. said boy "a Black az years old 8 feet 81 inches
thigh. The owner " requested 70 come forward
r0ye property pay charges aud tke him out Of Jail
deco J. n. SWAIN, Jail6s.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

HeE. The Chinese think that the soul of o
poet passes into q grasahopper, because il
sings fill it staryes. =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 6, i868.
LIE sITUATIoN.

No farther news Of interest frcu thu linr
q our fronl ia Middle Tennessee by latest
adyicea.
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$50, 10000 10 ExcHANGR.

IN GEORGIA TREASURY NOTES FOR CONRED.
aie money, % current rales Apply a! lannsl i NJ,
Ca, 20 :. s,bhELL.
mefAIm
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NsA. A French woman the other day de-
scribed the new and fashionable cQlor "solior-
inc" as. "Ronpn purple made melancholy by
the sentiment Of Christian infnity.'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06
CENTRAL HOUSE.

FARMERS bringing 10 market Butter, Eggs, and
r vegetables cen linda ready market ~ ihe house.
Chattanooga Feb. ~. y HUGH CARROLL,
Proprietor.
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FARM AND REsIDENCEFOR 3 ,aR.

1 OFFER for sale my larm aud residens -, heated
! "a miles from Lafayette, the county s8ni d Wall
ker 90. Ca and lsk miles frUm tho wa a. Railroad.
There are three hundred acres, one hundred and forty
CLEARED fenced aud ready for planting, tho balance
well t'mber,d. There "a q neat lyned dwelling with
AK rOOlis. aud ont houses complete. Tho aiu "a q
large framed building with god running gear a.
taehrd Tor driving Ihraeher and C0ttn Gin The
etanics are new FRAMED Lnlldinga, with COW and
sheep sheds e nplele. aud 10 good repair. There 10
good vegetable RnTdcn, and ine orchard Of choice
apples peaches and pears With actoice variety o.
gfaposdc, Tie place "a well watered with spring and
well conveniently located The location " ~ healthy
NJ cnn 10 found knywbego. ANY one Wishing iuf'her
pariluulafO viii oppy immediately 10
ioblO-ims r.. WaRUssELL,
Lafayette, Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

IpAhAWAY fnm tho subscriber near IrsniO1
IL Dade county Ca. on The 18Th DAY Di Feby
lnat.) my negro boy named Jerry. said boy 10 ahon
blen, 3 inchea high Weighs 100 it!h high cheek
bonea, thick lips, color, very black J wv pay t2j
itr the apprehension nud delivery Of said boy 20
~ lodged In Trenton jal 20 that got him aud " said
boy IA caught Without tho limits Of said county, nd
delivered 70 mo % lodged In Jail 70 that gei blm
VII 20, 10y dollars. BROUk.
nNl0.t
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NJ. ]. HUG HEs.
VIRGINIA SALT.


DELINQUENT Tax payert lor tbe State aud Conn.
~ " Taxes " 1851, IN The LhattunOOga District
aDll ,al and Iay The same without deiaJ W JOhn Y
ip1g,at tho ltecomhN oniee, who Is authorized Il
receipt ior tue aamo.
icbll \. l.. GARDENHIRE,
Tax Collector Hamilton 90.
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To ShOtmakers and Leather Finishers,
nm GOOD sHOEM AKERS, and lew Leather
lOU Dressers can find employment m the SOW
ernment ShoesFactcty az Atlanta, ia. Under the di
recton Of the undsidgned None bni god hapda
need apply. Those furnishing their own tool will
have preference.
Soldiers desiring TO work 10 this establishment
must procure their own details from their command
ing officers. CIV. CUNNINGHAM,
iebls-lm Major h On.
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EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
-oT--
KMP &c r. ED OODS
--BY--
IL. MAYER, JACOBE q co.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
on
Tuesday, the 10th of March, 1853.
]. JAC0BE, Auctlonecf

- JANUDLs AuCtlVHetls
5000 yards elegant Lawns,
1000 Yards mourning Muslin,
5000 yards English CalcOes,
10000 yards Bleached Sheeting,
5000 yards Bleachrd shifting,
casa Bleached Shifting,
ease Bleached Shifting,
1000 yards plain aud dotted Swiss Muslin.
cases plaid Ginghams,
1000 yards elegant CassPmeres,
4 cases regatta Cassemeres,
1000 yards fancy Flannel,
1000 yards white aud rcd Flannel,
case plain and black Wool de Laine,
800 dozen c1tton Handkcrchiefs,
300 dozen Linen Cambria bandkerchi3fs
500 d,zen Merine Salf Hose,
100 dozen Ladies English White Hose,
100 DOZEN ladies Expansion Shirts,
1000 dozen Wes'head 200 yards Spool Cation,
1900 dozen Brooks 200 yards Spool Cotton. black
1900 lbs Patent Thread In SpOols and Skens,
100 lbs Black Sewing Silk
GOO dozen Horn Fine Combs,
800 d. 7en Ivory md Guita Percha Combs
so Tooth Brushes so coz Tooth Brushes
100 Crimean hangover Shirts. 100 doz. Shirts,
100 Cashmere and Flannel Shirts, 100 " shirts,
100 dozen Merino and Shetland Undershrts
100 dozen slerino and Shetland Drawers,
1000 lbs English Shte Thread, 1000 lbs,
100 OIL 0loth Over Coats,
600 yards Irish Linen,
20 dozen Subpenders,
fine lot of Millenery. Goods,
500 pairs Ladies' and Misses Caters,
Boots and ShOos.
500 Reams Commercial Note Paper,
10 Sack Liverpool Salt,
rs Sacks Alls,Aice,
8 bbls Glauaf rhu,
500 pairs White linen Pants,
800 pairs Cashmere Pants,
100 heavy Over Goats,
200 Cine Ga slner6 Coats,
100 black Ficrk COats,
Gne assortment Of Vests,
1000 lbs Smoking Tobacco,
200 b xes Tobacco,
200 boxes London Dock Brandy,
100 boxes lne Champagne,
10000 Imported Havana segars.
900 lbs Rife Powder,
100 'drpet Bags,
And quite number OF other goods too numerou
10 mention.
Catalogues at Sales Rooms.
Sales Positive.
Terms Cash lmarl hsl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-06

IVWAULWf
HAVE, aud will always Keep 10 hand o large
amount well aasuued Mock VI Va Sud N. u.
foba,c Goes, Of III EFighnd giadca which .rer for
ot 3. fuAiors Or gttcin, ~ low piicu VI rWirE \
ID sand, ypp0ste the Presbyterian Church
buy " 2m' n hIADT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
THE RGHT AT LEWTSB URG.
The Lyncbbare Republican, Of t@e.9.b, says

The LynchoarS hepu9hcan, o. tce,S.h, says;
Aulhcntc reports were rscevei here Saturday, that
bloody battle vas fought Friday near LeEishurg, in
GrsCnsricr county between toe "a kes General AEer
with 600 men, and General EcAols, commanding the
Cole5erates sih about 900. Toe great disparity Of
numbers between the opposing forces mad il ~
Tor General E,hOs retreat alter 6gat OF two hours,
in shch he ia reported 70 have los very heavily in
klld ard voNuded. We have particulars Of easu-
asies.
l. was stated Saturday night by passengers on the
Western usn thas orr troops we're retrestng in the
direction OF Salem, sky miles vest o! this city, on tue
Virginia and Tennessee RilrOcd and that they we're
beiag closely pursued By she onemy who, it feared,
uules c1OLed would success in reaching the railroad
Tee movement is regarded diversion IN favor Of
B1rcs5o la Est Tennessee who Is being rather holy
pressed BY our forces Jherc.
reinforcement are bei' sent forward to the support
OF General hos and is hoped viii arrive in time to
save the railroad from damage and the rich counties
bordeIi1c it from piUGtsT and devastation.
t. Yirzl'au says General Jones lelegraphed Gen.
Ncl5s Sa.u-iay, Tor reinlorcenenis to meet Aye;l,
who was supposed to be approaching the Virginia and
Teulesse. Road, at Salem.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
ER0N - RAPPARANNOoK.

Few or no additional particulars have been received
from the 6ght on the Rappahanucck Saturday Ali that
We have been able TO ascertain is mainly coobOratiVe
Of the statement in last issue The fight is repre-
scented to have been Of desperate character, and
our men did most fearful execution among the Yankees.
As we expected, the last reports modify, to some e1-
TINT the extent Of cur less a1d make considerably
lees serious than at first reported.
report prevailed yesterday that general engage
ment had commenced within the last twentyour hours,
and the departure Of tie Richmond Ambullnce Com
nj tie for the scene Of action yesterday afternoon
seemed TO give semblence OF truth to TIE rumor. Ar
rivals from the army last night however, did not
c,Cfrm the rumor. Nothing has yet been received at
the War Department OF an official character in relation
to ths 6ght Saturday to eOn6rn the reported battle
yesterday.
About enc hundred and twenty or twenty-five wound
ed arrived yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10


PErzRsBURe, Nov. 9.-rne New York Times, of the
b, has been received. III news is uhimportant.
Gen. Thomas officially announces the capture OF
Brsces forage t.an, with its escort AID the arrival OF
the captures az Chattanooga The train was sezsd IL
Lookou. Valley, in from. OF Bsasgs position, the
n inst
He writes from headquarters at Chattanooga that Ma
ior Ftzgbbon had oyertaken the combined Confederate
foxes OF Cooper, Kirk, Williams and Scott, numbering
400 men, at Ls"renceburg, on the 81, aud engsgeo
them 10 hand 10 hand light. Tne rebels lost eight
killed ID seven wounded and twenty four prisoners-
The Yankees loss tLroe wounded.
The rebels renewed the Bght on the Sd at Golfers
VILE OH the Memphis aud CharIton railroad and after
a brief enlargement we're repulsed Among me rebel
prisoners tAken were Gen. Gay and staif()
Tine Aemphs papers contain information OF another
sght at Pine Null, Ark, between 5000 rebels under
aarmaduke and the cavalry rrsOn OF the town.
They we're repused with heavy loss. Toe Yankee oss
was II killed.
There ia nothing from Charleston or from Meade's
army.
The Times says suific ent has been received to
make it certain that Maryland has pronounced Tor Lin
colo with large majority Taree out OF the five Union
candidates for Uupgress elected, aSo are Union
local officers generally throughout Lie Safe.
In Nsw York The Union men elect their Secretary OF
State Comptroller, Treasurer Attorney General Engi-
neer TWO out of three Canal Commissioners one out Of
three Prison Inspectors five out of eight justices Of
Suoreme Court ~ out of 80 Senator's and 81 out Of
1913 Assemblymen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

BY wILLIAMsoN CO., AUcToSEERs.
INTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL AT AUCTION OF
FURNITDRE, fc.
STOVES,
FIRE BRICK,
TOBACCO,
TOOLS, &c. ,&c.
On "WEDNESDAY the 1it Inst commencing al ~ o'clock A NJ,
We will cell At the Of John A. Belvn, at the store
lately oecdped by Mr. George starre In Dens Block, Gov
ernor street. yery lgs snd yarei assortment Of Furniture
soyes, Fire Brick Toba Tools &c &c We would enumsraie
the following articles:
elegant Rosewood Pianos
] Mahogany Plush P4ror suite, -
Mahog any, Jenny Lind, French and other Beadeads,
MArbie-top Labinets and WsshstGnds,
Mahogany, Hair Cloth, Rush Seat and other Ohafs
Mahogany Centre Tables,
Mahog my, Djnng and other Tables,
/ Magnificent EEIeosion Table,
MsrDls-top sidebOaTds,
Bure4uT, Box Gases, Desks
Sofas Lounges,
Fme brussels, Velvet and other Carpets,
number Of ONCE, Parlor and Cooking Stoves, ZEN
urely newt 81 yaous s.zeI,
A large qlantity OF Stove Castings,
AlaIge quan Of Hfe-Bisk,
Manufactured Tobacco.
ALSO,
All the Too Fixtures &C. necessary for carrying the Plumb.
Ing, Gas Fitting aal ii buiiness.
Al9t OF ebeel copper,
3 Splendid SILK DamAsk Curtains, &C., &c.
The sale will Furniture finished
WILLIAMSON CO.,
NBAuer sale the Store and Cellar will be
tioo. Possession given Immediately.
nos Wa Co., kuct's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
.PRI;oNERs CAPTURED IN TENNESSEE.

ABIxeD)E, Va, Nov. BE gut hundred and fifty
Yankees captured MouistcNn, Ienu on Sturdy,
BY Joness and Gnes brigades passed here this mOTr-
ing in route for Richmond. They belong to the I'd
Tennessee and 7.h OHIO, Of Carers brigade.
Foar pieces OF artillery, 900 horse. and 60 wagons
are also reported captured
These are toe prisoners reported yesterday as cap
tured near Rogersvillc Tenn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

TaE CHIcKAxAUGA BATTLE FIEtD.-The Cbickaman-
On battle field ia in length about tea miles, and IN
breadth from two to four maes IL is evtl plain, with
few knobs interspersng it irregulaFy The growth
is low and consists principally OF blackjack, oak and
pine. gelt portion o. the field has never oeen GEAR
al though there are many snail farms within us boun-
daries correspondent, who travelled over the held
twenty days sfer the ght says is but vast some
terry The bodies are buried mostly in groups OF from
two to twenty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
CAPTURE OF THE OORNUBIA.

WILMINGTON, n O., Nov. 9-The Journal. of Thu
m ,rrpg says the O. s. slesmeT COrneba was captured
Yesterday morning by the blcekaders coming in. The
,nshee made narrow escape coming in this morning
but got through safe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
4HH CfTY

ssOS.-Fhese sAs spriaklins Of shOS yesterday ".
ternOon, the 6rst decided admchtiOn we have had Oh
the presence of winter The Indications yesterday ana
last night we're, that it is the aOant courier OF mucn
heavier visitation of the kind.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that | shall
IN Apply the Secretary the Treasury OF She coniederste
20 wit: . ..
Certificate No. 10 dated August 2s 1863 for 90 OOi also,
Oerih ATE no II, cane cate, Ter 800; and, also,
Oerhcate No. $50, dated September II, 1893 for 5000
All OF said Certificates for az per cent? and are suea
my name. !
They lost somewhere in Rhmond or between that place
aud Bowling Green IA Caroline county, Va.
The public are warned rot Certificates have
notified Department. Of the los and Of ParpOse 10 apply
FOR = renewal ~ the sane -
oc 2-d&cW6af Wh. r. DOHkk-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
1,vv No,a,s-The InaIapanolis Sentinel geys ::

JOHN MoReAE-The Indianapolis Sentinel says
The iediYdua who is nov confined in the 10 Peni-
Tertiary because Of his purposeess raid through Indiana
and Ohil hee although he has got his head shaved
stock of chivalry.a5oUt hirL We are informed by q
limited States aTmg officer that when he reached Yer
es Ripley eourty this side of the Ohio line he found
in the safe OF the Clerks CJe three hundred thousand
dol ars done up in PACKAGE sent home by soldiers IN
our ranks fighting their country and our own go-
Gus flag, to their families. Morgan had the money in
bil hands but, understanding from whom It was ana
what is des nation Immediately returned it. remark
ing that If il was Uuce Sans money he would take IT.,
bat meyer would he plumber any brave man in the hee
oOnscientiousy performing his duty as he understood T.
Thi, is streak OF honor and chvAry about this "thiei
called Morgan, as We have before remarked.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

A HoRsx ApvEarIsAMEST-A man in Wisconsin ad-
yertises bis horse for sale, and thus dscourses:
Thou olnst thy labor to him because his strength
ia great.
viii harrow the valley alter thee.
He will gather thy seed into the barn.
/ His strength is terrible in which lie rejoiceth.
Tue glory OF his nostrlI is his pride DIS neck Is
clothed with thunder.
He paweth the valley, and waIeh proud IN his speed
lie mooketh at fear neither urneth be his back from
the hobgOblin.
IL, now, he moveth his tail Ike cedar, his sineWs
are cables.
His bOres are like strong pieces of BRASS yea, like
bars of iron
He eetetb grass ike an OF; behold be df!nketh up
river and trusletl that be draw up Jordan IN hs
mouth.
Who can open the door of his faces Ye. thou Csnst
approach him With bride. His teeth are terrible round
about. -,
will nOi conceal hia parts nor bis power, nor bis
comedy proportions.
''He is gentle, and he's hind,
Aud his tail sticks out behind"
Aud want 70 sell him for something can pay my debts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
ARGR SALE on rOTpI, PlIlNlFDnR.

Il ARCH SALE 0F EoFRL fUlikiT tllsb,
II taeluAlhR china Glas sad Tia Ware &c. ~ t neklhs
spfas 10 Ban County on wEDEEsDA9 ths ls cay q no:
ymssr sea Atns Healing sPngs We wi ensr tor sss lss
FUHNITChE OF INC EstabhAauient, csossIns OF tour
iarke Framed Mirrors Brussels Carpet
thirty or FORTY Knives and Forks Oops sauce
Dishes Table fubers Goblets Vine Glasses
oSstors Bowls sud Water and Mich
er &c Locking Glasses Bedsesds, chai's, Tabe Sofas.
Lounges Btt Shuek MAttrasses Sheets Plow sp1 Pillows
Boss billiard Tables Cues and Balls one large
Iron safe one Fafbank Platform Sca large loi Of Carpet
ing and many other ari;le watch h would Dc 70 enune
ra e. Also, a number OF Cattls and sheep
leaving stanton morning come same day
n, a. ,hIs nace nv ttaye PORTER Erwin, r.
s' Propr .etou
We will al the same line pace offer for sale the Healing
Springs Any pefon Wishing make Investment VIII raIey
meet with Gu Oh A. Porter OF the Pfoprieos
found the Ballard House until friday morning next,
"I poionB. 1D' PORTER ERWIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-NOthing new to report tosdly.
Enem,s fire on Sumter has fallen of 10 an cccasonal
gun Toe monitors not in action last night or this
morning. No casualties. very heavy blow prevails
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

TIE AMBULANCE ColxIT1EE, of Richmond, received
intelligence yesterday that hsr services we're needeo
near the army to assist in abe care of the sick and the
wounded in the fight Saturday.
They started on. the accommodation train, but on
account Of the accident, detained until this morn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

INK WILuNGtOS JOURNAL mentions a fact showing
1.-The importance CT publishing the names aud acts tf i'm
pressing agents. VIC have suggested. Tic Journal
says:
There has been considerable complaint made in Il 9
eouutr7 We Learn, en- Of mprsssnents, when,
in fact are assured 20 impressments nave been,
as yet resor,ed 10 by ar. KelJ, the only au horz d
az, U. for ths. purpose in this D.stric..