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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-17

NOTICE we wul ell q u ovloek tasaaSS .ex
~ lash tnass q uomarslSstlls, two q YIN ss., y
s 80 CY NORfas.
Il. -. gresitsas
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Hy A. u. Williams, AocfioDsr.

~ n II " 10'F'F17i T'7- TI"''II-
DESIRAEIE residence on the West sde % alh te
- t&een Mann and Cary streets, for sile.-Nh ,s
gold on Wednesday, the iVth ri August al o.clC h
+ NJ, upon The premises, the property situated a
above stated, occupied ny Major Weston, nd al
joining the residence Of John inpSoD, tl II / -
eight rcous, besides closets anu bath room iii
supplied with water ard ga. Il has a'sp shUrG,
stable, it2e and coal hrusoE all Il bfhk laa
ut fronts 50 feet and runs back 10 ieet tea R'l
alley
The situation Il one of the beat "a the cay ana ~
whole arrangement Of the ITemses aimrabr
JERYs--A portion IN cash aud the balance oi Z
credit, Or The u i.,,.e in cash, tbe porrhs'rf ~
prefer ID WILLIAMS.
uu IL AUctoAtW
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A VALUABLE ESTATE OIL .IanJoS riyer, 10 %
IA above Richmond for sad al auction b rr4aA
If the owner, ho cannot give thu Ht* '2r'F ASA
tpn tittreto viii sell at auction upon Tie pfea.
"a Thursday, August 10th, at il O'Clock 4 A
'Wcsthaiu Cottage" estate, geometry owhca 81 h'l
y,.ytvnJ situated rs stated above, aGd 'ua'a1lS
isU acres, OF which 40 acres are river i"W s''H'
about 100 acrcs rcn meadow iart 30 ar5es ,l'r
itgh land aud 10 acres la wood6, tbe h's' d" ii'''
~ tiusbCrCi
The sol; is that II the best James river rin' 's-
ing Il red ci3y very susceptible uad r,ie0i'''" "'
Prov cuieAt ANA - nHw ia line heart, as zoe .0N'
CROPS WN SHOW.
The IMPROVEMENTS are a BRICK AMI tT7n.d aacits
with zen rooms, Kitchen, smoke h"uS', d'sf" ta'''
t,gs, barn, With stationary tresher at!sth"i sl9i',
cora tioGse tobacco hunses, etJ aud There l'
good orchard.
Tie usual passes through the property 1r'iiS
the cheapest transportation FOE the prodG,i d" iti
mp overs for The land and ai5' dai'! Access '''''
,ty ny tie packets.
The neig bbogAVol - good. situation o. AMY al
there IS excellent water.
1t IS deemed unnecessary - enter Hta -aril#T ''
tcGlars, as 1t 3, preferred t.ist g.. -sit h.i.'r
purchase should eyhmlur IA, pr !eliF GOO tu'i,-'
Il may be added, however, ti-t N'-f-'r '.tl-- '
alike s"cuTc from the ruNHsrs "a tl' I.l". "-i.
d"pTedstious by uEr army.
Combining brsfIivss - tie ely 10 p''it''''
I.tsa If sod and YaFisty aiI sNt'..'1t- % 'H,t.'
tiynts tbs is altogether suth ~u rt4t' 70 - '''
brought iuto market, ana pers'rs ",-Hi't .ri J
valuable property would au Vel h dtteD' '1' =
The title IS perfect al,A @tne terms -" U' 4'is -
sal, purchasers. y plat q iae p5"piy 90" To a'"
AZ my Office. .. 4
aiu authorized Ia state that Il the pGfohassi ~ "
wish to rent out the property be- an 90 - 80 80
teuGut a, the rate If s. 500 par anhuh. ....t
persn1s Intending a. y.s.t Wesihaoi cottage "' =
f"a ~ "" u, ''''''t'''' VIVA \ i WILLIAMS. Alrtr
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FlsRi SIZES sale 81 Real Estate Is tue VNH s.i
Il trustee under a decd hoIn u o','' H'' ~,
t. myself aud others dated Zist Ct fe'','li -
tAd with the consent of IL. i-at,9 "l.'
Viii sell al Auction, vu " dL"sdSs t'' 80" a.,
August ff fans I not, then ga toe LIZ 20" IL.
,.r,.,gt., M { n. 0.,,otk l. n ggsu TIE Yse"s','
the toiiaw iug roai estate be'ns iof'"' 81 a. "
e!iy conveyed ty sad deed, ~ 80 " h' !" s,,r
ri 1ui fronting un tlie WesuiaHi f'''A sD'o. ~,
miles from Richmond adjc'i'Lg 90 "'s"O'' o. %,
farm of Mr. u Hicks. and containing "a "'N
more ut less. ,t., =, A
The terms will be as prescribed by u" ue'''
viii be male known at tie time ~ Sn,r ,.t.
The deed provides that airy creator ,,,,t
therein who might purchase any ~ "" "a, h
aad The Remaining three-fo1rihs m si} Pas sPs
cured thereby. " "'' ~sa.,.r
au Is
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Ey Go0Iin IL Appersoo

FNRUSTEE'S sale Of very valuable Real Estate III
l. the city OF kithmond, on Main Street.-The I'M
dersued, trustees of sir Joseph Hummeil, will sell
at public auction the promises, III the order adver
tised, on Wednesday 18th August, 1863 at O'Clock
81, undivided interest OF one-slXth ia that very
valuable property at the OF Main and 10th
streets known as the United States Hotel, and the
handsome brick tenement adjoining occupied by Ju-
las lde. This property is now renting Tor o5,ou0
per amum. After which Will be sold that large I'D
very valuable lot at the Of Main AID 18th SITS,
fronting 40 feet on the North side Of MAN street
running back the Fast side OF Goth street i5U feet
10 an alley This lot is admirably we'll adapted tor
a humber yard, or f0g large warehouse, ani indeed
fer MANY other purposes.
TERMS--Cdsh.
aa I. H H2D Z 'J jo,iSsroS. T'rs'ees.
BIZ .S.iLLlhat i. AieRLs It,cti0Mes.S
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WANTS.

NTANTED-A purchaser for
w 6Ohorse power Engine, stationary,
without boilers. Price, $1,000.
20horse power Engine and Boilers,
complete, new Price, 5000.
1Ohorse power Portable Engine and
Boiler, complete. Price, s., 500.
Percussion Cap Machine, complete;
will make 10000 pistol caps per
day. Price, $1,000
Rihing Machine. Price, $4,000.
Cupal0 Fan, Patterns, and other
foundry fixtures. Price, $500.
A small lot II Shafting and several
Pulleys.
Any one of the alsicles win be sold, or
whole lot together Apply to
SHAY, WILLIAMSON & co,
Raleigh, N. c.
viii be added
set of Boiler Plate Rollers, heavy
Price, 81 500 au l7-a*
WTANTED-A respectable young Man
w who is somew.at acquainted with the
management of Stati- merry, to attend to gen.
eral office business. One who has been in
the army and is now - empt will be preferred.
Apply by letter, in ~ plicant's handwriting,
to GEO DUNN & o." Box 991, or person.
ally at their premises, Northeast corner of
14th and Main SITS. au 17-ltx
HTANTED-A Pia.o-A lady, residing
w some distance above Richmond, on the
canal, wishes to rent q good Piano, for six
months, or longer. Apply at the office Of
the James River and Kanawha Company.
All 17-1tk
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HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture for sale Al
IL auetDu.- VIII sell on Tuesday, the 18th inst ii
the Residence Of Ii Ennore, situated the CCrnei
Of 2!ih ana streets, ti.en Hill, beginning at II
ocl"ck, all OF has Flu. hture, comprising II part
Mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top Bureaus, Wristbands
Tables, Chair5, Bcd.te.l&, Ae
/ Co1iih. $to,', Feather Beds, Carpets, ~.
au II T. = fiEa>ANi- A!rt'f.
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; ARGE SALE Of superb Far.Ur and thSh.bcr tur
- n!ture Splendid brussels Carpets; Mirrors, &c.
Tor sale at auetion.--l vii sell at nay store, at ~
O'Clock on Wednesday the 18th inst large as
s0rtiaont Of handsome Furniture 81 amcng "hicli
Nili b" found
1 yeiY rs dsome and superior t 2: octave Piano,
II, rosewood ease made uy iadd 4 Co,
Boston lis superior IS hard to hud.
Farlnr suite ol Rosewood Furniture III green
and crnnSon satin Br0catellr cUutlilng
superb fete Il Ietaz
Arm Chair
/ i'ttior Chairs
Rosewood Table marble top
= handsome Mahogany WardioDea
81 .eTai supt rivr cabinets, iaarnie top
8latbe Top Nasstan@, Work Tables
tccuch scroll, and other Bedstsads
Mattress elegant Brussels tarp-i5
Medallion Ray
Large Git Mirror, French plate
iamask Curtains, Git Shades
to,,sisi. stove and wei assorted Kitchen Fur
nirore
Flour, Lard, Mating, sc
iauosoin3 Gas Bf aLches and Shades
lIocl,iug t1iFd and Gage. rare sone>trr
! Red Er,i ana Gage
cage u young tahai les, ~.
aui3 Il f.. iJEASA. r, Auet'r,
IIuU SEHDIp GTR%I RE, Fixtures ii Bar room
IA and Confectionery iol sale a. aacti0Ri wi!l sell
at 10 o'eoc, Thursday the Zl@t INST, al the res
taGTant hnoTn as ''the retreat (aiey kept by IA
~ tH Ht'a!t y NOV ~ IL ~ y 4f'i'i''H''
In ST. oppoz Jo MetFcpoa, laii IN excellent as5oit-
mcnt ul tCInitlre, NC, sJtn as
Soil, spring seal chairs
Mahogany bureaus, marble top
Be;lstgads, hsir mattresses
Large cooking sio,-, suitable for arealaurant
TAI rcJpH aud other STOVES
The bar-gGoH fixtures comprise
lar counters ice box, decantots
! L.y.Iteiie table, bottles, &c
= small lot 81 French brandy Hud other IL
qdors, besl'i
Dculithua, empty casks, segs, Sc
Show ease, cuntevlioh Jars, sc.
aut7 - PLEASANIS Auct
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NEGROES EOR SALE AND HfRh'

LsOR SALE-<A middle aged WcI.ian. without Ca
cugnbYance who Is sad to be an exeel.ea; COOK
and beautiful asher and iYoIer. She would be
very trusty servant with children. Apply 10
au f5-St ID WILLIAMS.
LNJR SALE PRIyATEIY--Two fine dining room sea.
> vanls one would suit admirably Is an officer 5
servant. Apply on The 18th and after, at No TAI
Main street, for any Information. au is~lis
NEGROES for Hife-~Two sprightly young Men. a
AN BrickIaysr and Farm Hand, ean be hired on far
terms by applying soon 10 J b R0YSTER,
au l7-3t~ 2dth and Franklin ssts
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Note, cap, and letter paper
Envelopes, waters
Fine stee! cngFayings in frames
Album Of Virginia, 81 engrayings
lot Of music, &c
NB.-We call the attention of the citizens and
others To this sale, as oppoI uDty seldom offered
to get good reading The sale will be without re-
serve. WILLIAMSON & co,
aU Is iuctioneers.
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/ Uf Of II hBiR ior sale at auction.-I Wi. sell OF
- TUESDAY the 18th nst., at TO- cioch, on the Va
cant lot conner ii Franklin tl.d I'M streets hear M
Ballard House, al! the Lumber lying thereon
au IA Is i1.kASANIS, Auct'r.
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(snNNtSSi JEER'S sale Of valuable Farm Of 233 Z
" acres, on the Williamsburg turnpike and YORK
river railroad, 4 miles below Richmond, and adjoin-
ing the lands Of John Poe and others in pursuance
Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the county Of Hen
REQ pronounced On the LIST day of May, 1868 IN the
case Of Bowes, &c, VS. Huffman, &c, will sell at
auction on the premises, on thursday the 2'th OF
August at u O'Clock NJ the valuable farm located as
above and formerly owned by the late James Hui.
man deed There ia upon the place comfortable
dwelling, together with the usual out houses. The
greater part the land is IN cusIya Il, and the
remainder we'll wooded Possession OF portion Of
the land VIII be given in time 70 seed the iail crops,
and full possess iou on ire LIST OF January next,
TERMS One third cash and the balance at one and
Two years the purchaser ~ give his negotiable notes
ir the credit paw ents with interest added from the
hay OF sale and the THE TO ne retained til the Whole
purchase money stall be paid ard "A conveyance d
rected by the court or t'le whole may be paid IN
e., 1t. II ,sie purchaser prefers u do SO.
John Il YOUNG COm'T
JAMS n TAYLOR, Auct'r. au u
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AUCTION lsALKS-FUfuHx DAYS.
BIZ Williamson & Co., AHctioneers,
mo. 1872 Main street.

T ARGE and Attractive Sale Of Crockery Glassware,
~ Looking Glasses, vioiins, ac.--We VIII Sell on
Thursday, August Goth, at our sales roous, on Main
between OIL. and 10th streets, commencing n. 10
O'Clock A n, large and excellent assortment OF
Plates, CAPS and saucefs,
Butter, Preserve, ahd Sugar DISHES,
Wine Glasses, Walters, looking Glasses,
Pitchers, Water Coolers
Preserving Kettles,
Shoveis and longs
Casters, Lamps, Chambers,
Three superior EioiiIs,
Several Tea Sets, complete,
and other fresh alii desirable Goods, recently IN
ported, we'll worth The stiention OF dealers and
hon5ekeepeI3 WILLIAMSON co,
t,--tds AuctUneers.
RuOkS, stationery, Envelopes, &c, at auction we
- VI sell al our SaicSro0n l92 Main St on tues
day morning, Aug 18th, commencing At 10 O'clock Il
lot OF school and miscellaneous books, CONSISTING OF
History,
- Theology,
Science.
aud the Ats.
ALSO,
\ lot Gi
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AUc7T0y s4IEs-rururr DAYs.
By fumes M Tavlor, Assctioaeer.

DESIRABLE FARM Of $50 acres, with the stock
a Of Horses, Mules, Cows, and Farming imple-
ments, In Henrieo county, about seven miles from
RicbmCnd near the head OF the Brooke Turnpike,
adjoining Inc lands u Har sissk nr. Powell, &c, 1t
auction n the request u ar y G rallaferro, viii
sel apDa the sreinises, Wednesday the 16th VI
August, at 10 clock A u, the above named Farm,
al present occupied by himself. The Farm contains
$50 acres Of which there are about $50 cleared and
partly under cultivation; the balance in woods The
improvements consist of dwelling, with six rooms,
together with the usual oat buildings, including an
excellent ice house
Immediately after the sa'e al the Farm viii pro
coed 10 sell six fine Mich Cows, lwo Heiiers, bfty
Hogs, four excellent Mules, two Horses, a gesSi
Threshing Macbine AMI all the Farming utensiis-
The purchaser have the privilege oi taking tn.
growing crops at valuation and, III that event can
tiaVe possession Of the Farm IN few days.
Irsas--For the real estate, one third cash. or the
whole If preferred, the balance at q and IL months,
for negotiable notes, interest added and secured by
q trust deed For the personal property, cash.
At the same place VIII oiier for sale Farm IN
Hanover. about IL miles ttom Richmond and 2
miles from the Central Railroad, containing 800 acres
With all the necessary improvements.
au 1T-tds Jas NJ TAYLOR AJctr.
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10 IT MINK X ARtNiS, AurtS.
NIGHT ana one-third acres u very beautiful Land,
i! in Sidney the Fast side OF Cedar street, ana
sonth no nt continuation If Franklin street, Tor
sale II auciiJn "a. attorney IA fact Of stark IL Rob
i.l.1.i 2;4fi sell iathlie auction, the premises.
c.i Iaesday tie ISlh tuoGst 1868, al 3 o'C!ocb j.
VI ~ acrea al Land, i,,cate - above, Immediate
!, !u liza, rear oi the tlujs OF Messr5 ihas 1 .tbdley
.3ul samuel l. Mitchell. ii,ts isnd IS nu only ~ eX
.ei.eui soil, but T. admirably adapted toy buhttug
sites.
1eaNs-Cazh InWilATAN EDPERfS,
au II Attorney i'll fart for starkie Robinson.
,,TEAN saw NH for s.lc at auction. ! SHAH offer
~ sale at p. auction, in front Of lny shop, in the
town If DanVilie, Va, on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of August, one 20 horse power Portable Engine and
saw Mil, complete, nude by Mess!s Talbot Bro,
IF Richmond The Engine j. in first rate repair, and
the carriipe ani saw frame comparatively ncw.
Also wili add one Stayr Gutter, capable %; cutting
1900 staves per day.
IEaMS-ta5ii. NJ 4 LASH
an ia--ttsS
AsttflU NOTICE. VIII seI. at lee \ James 8
~ auction house uG next Tuesday, August 18th, Il
qualified Iiouss. 6 fi raised by Gillian ESQ. OF
this city. She - L. Il years old, and be
till the day OF sale al II stokes s. corner Franklin
street aud Locust Alley. CD ANDERSON.
an l5--N*
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BIZ Simmer It ATeajs, I,sctionee,S,
Corner Main and 18th SITS
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Northern Itsus.
Special Correspondents 81 the Daily Rebel
HuNrsvILLR, MA. Jan l6th

The latest advices from Yicksbnrg 10 the
Yankee papera report that Shsrman's FepnIse
vas complete A dlspatcksin the Chronicle
dated al Cairo OH the llth, says that the en-
tire Yankee force under McClcrnand re-eni
harked on Saturday IN Transports, closely
pressed by tho ConledsrateE AZ the last ac-
c6a0la tho entire Yankee feet Of Transports
with troops. had arrived at Island No. 81 on
their wayto Napoleon, The Yarkee loss dur
inr tbs engagement IL reported at coo killed
SOC we undcd and 1000 missing.
Tie National Advocate, AZ Now 0rleane has
been suppressed for Publishing rebal reports
Il victories AZ Memphis and viekabuig, and
JtH. Davis speech " Jackson
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/ \, 1, /, ~ ..lkssb!,;;:r, Mhle .Jan.GlLsl

From tine vi IIsksb,sfs Mhlg .Jan,lal .=l sil.
Bstc. GrE. j. C.VAuoHs's BaioADE This
brigade ia composed Of three volunteer regi-
,nents. recently raised in Fast Tennessee, conn
nanded by Coils. Rowan, Crawford and Pitt.
Gen. Vaughn was assigned the defense es
the lefs wing. at this place. during the battle
Col Crawfofd's regiment was ordered to the
support Of ,Brig-(ieneral Barton. who had
charge Of tho center Of our line, and Col
Rowen's regiment was ordered 10 the asa u.
tance OF Brig, Gen. Lee. who had charge Of
our right wing. leaving Col Pitts regiment
alongiho lsft We arc grathcd to state that
all three Of these regiments acquitted thcms
selves with honor and credit 20 themselves
and the glorious cause they agr struggling
for.
Cen. Vaughn was formerly Colonel of the
Sd Tsnnsssee regiment which distinguished
itself II tho frnt battle at Manasas ard BY
their uliyalry won for ihemsolves the name
~ tho " bloody third This was llle first
fightthis brigade has hecn in since ia orgAui-
sslinn. and We are pleased 70 slals lhat The.
sustained the character Of The Volunteer
Htates'
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Tvs MLirARy corkr.--rhe Military Court
for Cen. Polk's corps authorised hy'an aSt Of
the last Congrees, convened in this place on
Monday aAt and will sii from time 10 time
AZ business may be presented.
The Courtis composed Of the following gen,
tlcmcn;
Col Andrew Ewing, Tcnneasee, Presiding
tol.. n. 8. Worthington Kruincky. and Col
]. 4. p. Cappbcll, Of MiAsiasippi Associate
Cal Carl. Thos ~, Brown. vy0peasee, fudge
raprs ~. a. Ovestoa. Kentucky Clerk.
Cnpt. Josiah W Ewing Tennessee Marshal.
We have the pl azure of knowing ihr seye4
ral Judges II this newly erected tfibunsl a.
we'll "A sho J,idge Advocate. They are a !
lswyera ~ fne abiIity and wiae experience
snd we feel oou6dcpt lha their faithful dls
chsrve of she duties inonmbent upon them
viii greatly conduce 10 the interea1 q W
service. Tho Clerk, Capt Oscrioa, isonr old
ronfrers sf lhe Louisville Courier hn energetic
lirh spirited and capable gentleman
~" TRsbel BarAw lsA
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AN ILLINOIS REGIMENT IlsBANDED


CAPTURE OF A FE DERAL STEAMER.
RicnMoSD, Jan. is--NoFsherRi dates Of she
10th have been received, but tho news iu un-
important
The Yankees atiil claim a victory at Spring
field. lhl ~
Z Gen. Grant is constantly expected at Men,
phis with his ARMY.
The l09th Regiment OF Illinois volunteers
has disbanded and the Lieut.. Colonel has gone
over to the Confedemtea. aa N
The Steamer Massidon. from White river.
was captured bo guerrasand burnt, The et.
icera and crew, w,Sere psroled.
Peace propositions have been introduced
u lhe New Jersey Legislature by the former
member Of AleClellan's STAFF.
Reports of the probable resignation of SEQ.
reiarS Slpiton arc again essrert ia Washing.
ton
SAyANSAH, Jan. Right Yankee prise.
ners CAPTURED near ST. Augustine, BY Capt.
DixopA gucrrilias, arrived This evening al
Ogleillorpe barracks, Sayannal. under charge
Of CaSt. s, W Mays Among the prisoners
are 4 Provost Marshal, AID Suller and thres
iserchanis. The party wers mounted on bor
rowss horses and were on yisii to sugar
boiling insheayicIniiy Of the ancient city. The
horses are valuable. The prisoncrs are 10 10
sent toNen Bcaurssard.
FROM FREDERIcKsBlRG
FRrpgmeSsRuRe, Jan. lsS The delnopstsa,
tons Of the enemy Indicate tia an early 1T,
tempt will lbcmaae to efogs The river above
and below town It is believed that an attack
may be expected at any tin@
DEATH OF GEN. D. II. JONES.
RlcHMoSp, Jan Is = Maj, Gen, D, R. Jonea
died here yesterday.
FROM VIRGINIA.
RfcHaoND. Jan 1.-THE Lynclbnrg Re-,
publican says, The enemy has inade another
raid into Greenbrier. where they committed
mmbcr Of depredations Thcy ycplured
wilhhsa a mic Of Lewisburg. where iwy
lbnncd barns coliiainin, horses. lrayyid,r.
&c aud fired dwellings. bnt iht timely ar.
/
rival cfEdgar's battalion checked tIrir epcra.
tiops. They burnt the lum, dwelling aid
graiary Of Austin Hnuley, sheriff oi tho
county and turned his family oui ol'doors, aud
held them under guard mtiI ,er building
was consumed.
AeYiccs from ihf Valley staie tl,at the Fed.
erals are stripping the Country If horses
stock and provisions. The emancipation
pfoclamaiiou is also executed,
I'is reported that the Yankees are making
preparations 10 attempt the passage of the
Rappahannock, and there arc indications Of
renewalol boatilities near Fredericksburg. II
IL not Improbable, however. thai .hcse move.
meufs are made q cover operations il North
Carolina
CHARLESTON, Jam ls.--A Yeaae sappesed
70 be the steamer lIunFcsf. laden with four
hun red bales cotton, in attempting to run the
blockade was burned oil the mouth " ewash
Channel, last night. -Four guns were fred ly
the bockadcrs .. the mWti,of Ship Channel,
about fifteen minutes afiershe was discovered.
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CHARLES B. OABLE.

A NY ONE knowing the present whcreabont, OF
Louisville, KY, with Col DiAuton Duncah's Ken.
lpeky Keglmeut viii confer favor, and be lIberaly
rswafdea, BY addressing me at Cartersville Georeia
jan. le-lts CLAY ROBERTS.
Knoxville Register copy amount 81 50 aud scud
blu TO this offee. N.
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rea- A friend writes ne thai in the late
hattie, General Chcatlom went swearing about
among the bullets az unconccrnedly as if he
was at his daily occupation Frank was only
taking curse DRY view Of the thing
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glOO REWARD.

NT0 LEN FROM Gen'l Hafdee's camp al Tulisho-
ma, @ dark bay HORSE 10 hands two inshes
high, hind fert white; when taken had on aAic-
Clcllan saddle. and halter bride with large bright
bsckles IN the halter, supposed 10 be- taken BY a
deserter LIEUT.. A, y. HERRICK,
Jany. 20 I've Comd Hardee Couriers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
ser A letter from WaThiugton gives an &C

seq A letter from Washington gives an ac-
count Of terrible projeche' which has
been experimental with there, and which i is
expected will sink all the = rebel iron-clads
ia the servi Q Wen bet a Chattanooga shin
ylaater 10 ap Abolition iIreen-back. that they
"sink" more money than iron slads, BY the at.
tempt, gs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

1&y An Associaton OF Musica Amateurs
have given oycr iiItyeu entertainments ~ Atlanta
siuce tie commencement of the wal, and Melted
eleven thousand four hundred doIlars--every
dime Of which has 'besn Sacredly devoted u
the sacred cause.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20
WANTED

Two MEN in tho cavalry service wantink snbsti-
! iutes can get them BY addressing Frank
shields AZ The post Nice, applying at Mr. Tarwa
tsrs Chattanooga.
Chsttanaana Jany, 2O-att Nt stt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

The columbas Eequirsr sends me dispatch
that General Bragg bad been superseded, and
lhat General Longstreet was put in command
of his department Anoiher was that our
troops had reOccupied Marfreesbero tbe
Yankees retiring towards Nashsille.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

DGy- DR.. Bellows. Superinten lent If the
Sanitary Commission n the North, says the
Yankee army. besides 100000 thai are sick
makes 10000. If old BolIows blows much
harder at that figure. he willcoliapse
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

nea- One Of tI,e Northern conservatives
who /. making speechesi favor Of a cessation
Of hosiiliiies ard a reconstruction ofthe Union,
is George Francis Train so il appears' that
the "oii" they are ""ou-ing npon the trcubIed
watcrs" an North, is-- Train oil
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-20

neA-- We learn from the Rebel Banner, now
published at ShelbyyiIIe. that Majer J NJ.
Hawkins, who was Deputy Provost Marshal
General at MErfreesboro, has established his
heaaq uarters in shebyyille Major II il an
old resident Of Nashville. where he SLED sew
sral respohsibIe Offices.