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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-24
LYNCuBUEc, va.
STAPLES & DILLARD.

THE Eerior partner has associated Mr.. p. II. Dill
L lprd with him 10 his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the old stand Of Staples 4 Anderson, and
sollcits c0nsgnmeBts OF Sugar, Bolaslcs, Cottoa
Merchandise and Produce generally. 10 fell pro
duce AZ highest market rates attend IN person Il
weights and delivery, and send account sales sno
checks at once Is the old established rule OF thi,
House Il has answered en- extended patronage
which 80 years experience with this market aud on
present increased facilities prepares rs 20 meet With
our usua pr0mptnes9.
Liberal advances on any amount Of Produco In hand
ALWAYS ont hand a heavy stock Of Manufactured
and SIN, sing TOBACCO, warranted es represented
and as low az cen be had 10 Virginia.
ianI7 Gnu STAPLES q DlLLARD
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800 REWARD.

{ NIIL give orr hundred dollars for the appteftn
L sion Of o negro boy named Andrew; about feei
eiEh. ~ nine inc Is high. very black will weigh
about loo or 20 pounds and very 4tOut had 90 when
he left broWn colored coat bark coiorCi pain Jane.
pants and black hat, rather slow of speech, t0emby
heavy beard. BE left my house IN the sh civil da.
trct Of Hamilton county, IN this STATE, ekhi miles
abOre Harrison, on the road le diug from Harrison
10 GeoE6o Town, on the night Of the 23i January
lS6S, and Is supposed TO be making his way for Ken
tucky, or for the lines Of the Federal Government
The above reward Will be given for hi, safe delivery
me- or co, fiuement in slme Jail thet can get hn.
Ny Post Once is Harrison, Tenn WIN. SNOW.
Feb6SW
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INF0RMA- Ion WANTNO

EDITOR or ilFngl;-Wiil y0u please ash. of yaur
many readers he whereabouts, 3 living. cr1Se mar
ticuars % dead, ot Corporal GEO b GAUlFlE 10.
Company &c p 2ith Regiment Aldbamo V1Huteess,
Duncans Brigade, Nhea last heard from BE was
sent lom Chattanooga 60 tomc other point lnior,
milton concerning hm willie most gratefully received
by bis distressed nuiicr, Mrs. Frances NJ CaClaed,
Montgomery Iheaiag Montgomery, Alabama.
ieb20llr
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MAsoKlC TENALR IasTITr ]
NLhNtLANU, TENN,
Rev. j. E. bradshaw, Priuclpa

Kew 81. @' AfHdah0y, Principal,
S1HE next Session Of this Institute viii commence
< on the FIRsr MONDAY ci january 1858, under
Che direction and pro.essomhp OF tho Rev, BIZ. Brad-
shaw, who bias hci charge Of u ior the last i5
months.
The Trustees in making this announcement would
most especially appeal 20 al citizens who have
daughters 70 educate to send them 60 this institution
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge al Tie school lor the
last 70 months during which time be has rendered
ample, an, We Mght ay, universal satisfaction 20 The
frustte5, patrons ond pupils lhoge never was bet.
ten time for mCu Go educate their d8ushtcis than now
-money plenty everything fm.r raises benrs
gWo prices, aud ho Tuition 70 ths School "a tho same
HAT 10 was waen everything was M ow aeufes.-
What excuse can there be now fur man WHO neg
Gets 10 educate hi. daughteH None. Because here.
n Cleveland d altby iocalty, we nave au Institute,
glth AN excellent Instructor, aiGe0hj sufficient cOrpl
u Assistants 20 instinct ali Bho may favor 10 with
their patronage. let one aud all put their shoulder
70 Inc wheel and buiiaup such q school R3 VIII be OF
tdlcuable benefit 10 as and au honor TO our town
We have the building aud we have . Teachers tho
balance deyolyoi nEon the people. We hopothey may
noby perform thcicnuty.
The Trustees are thankful 90 the itizons for the
patronage bestowed upon Mr.. Bradshaw heretofore
and arc glad 10 know that under bis administration
os the Institution has not lost any heeuviahe repu
ation u sustained IN "thebeler days Of the Repubs
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TaKRN be-

A N5commiitsd to jaii by The military authorize.
~ az Chattanooga, on ths Sd Of Ocsober 1BG2. md
more recently committed by an acting Justice al the
Peace for the county Of Hamilton, Tenn on tue a,h
Of December, l662.s negro boy, calling his nalnt
JOHN and says he belongs TO VIM JoBes Of Mem.
phis, Said boy is black 20 years old feet 81 inches
rrsTe property, pay chargessnd Ike him ont OF jail
deco j. ~. SWAIN. Iailur.
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Anew AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUsE.

10 iN2 MAIN ST., LYNCHGUR0, VA.
The undersigned have associated themselves foreth.
er under the styloand drn Of James p Scott b CO..
Tor ne purpose O Conducting a general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have repted
that large aud elegant building, No. ICE Main street
lynchbprg, va lalely occupied by JuO r. Davis 4
%, and ON the ls day Of Deccuner next will NJ
ready % receive Merchandise Of all kinds Tor prgatc
and auction salea. They solicit r0Hsgnments oil Non
dfaciuied and smoking Toncco Sugars bloasles
Sotee a9d other Groeeries BALE Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics Of al grades, W0oen Goods Boots Shoes ANU
Leather sad all other goods usually ared ior ale.
lheiran Auction VIII take place az an early dav
"a. December, Of Which due notice with oamloeue
aill DO published.
They respectfully reiert % the merchants aod bush
ncsa Hnca Of Richmond Petersburg Dlnvllle and 0tb
OF cities OF the sonlh, whose aid ana co.operliloc
will be duly appreciated.
JAS. P. Scotia
or th0 late firm 81 JOhn r. Davis Co.
HENRY Z. BOCOCK,
WI, n. PARRiSHt
Members Of the irm Of Boc0cE n Parrish
The concern Of Docock & Parrish, "a. grd,a
treet' VII continue OF the Old stand aa us,ai.
ueciF5m BOCOtK q PARRISH
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pelr AZ the baitls Of MurfrsesbOro, III,
Yankees captured young rebel whs wore .
gunny-bag with holo in e, for a shirt
Couldn'tyour government afford 70 give go,
a shirlH' said his captor, "Shiri, the ID,
said he Of the gmny-bagS--"dd yen expect {
moa 70 have thousand shirtsl"
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rgB- The Southern Exrrtaa Company have
made arrangements by which subscriptions u
any paper IN ihe confedoraoy may b. soni
through their agents free Of charge,
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STErHEG An ,uGLAs, The Mobile Register takes
oecaSnp Of some reference 10 past issues n remark
Doug'aq was the last Of the Romans Of the tJpl,ea
States. Senate. lie had his fants and great onee
But ont Of the mist Of all hs fralea his sant lrte
lect and patroiio spirit doomed ganaly IN His love
for his country. tyBded by The ola Government ana
Consttu ion, amounted "a m idolatry: and when te
Jaw u ahout n naaa away n the storm ana darkpe,
~ rvontion, his bic heart was broken The dlsrnn-
iion ~ the Union waa The knoll Of his death
The diy that tho Southern Commseioners len,
WhRhlnRtor. IN route for the South atalogranldc dis
patch was received bv their confidential AGENT In
Waahngt n, and forwarded On them NJ Batin,ors
rom General heauregard a. Chsrlcston. intornlno
them that he would open fire y four o'coek ihe NOV,
mornlng upon For Sampler This aaaflaman me,
Judge Douglas an the Pennsylvania Avsuns and com
municated TIE intelligence n hm. Oar info,,as.t
siateq that biz eyes filed with teara ana hc saia
This u the beginning NJ the end and sbai not XVI
ynn may not I've N nee the end.v
For All that hapnenod afer bis riqant,c ego,ts IN
the Senase v STAY The madDsap NJ thu IJneon Gov.
ern ment had iaied he " not reaponaible' IL gsvs
meeli up 10 iompter whcae virtoa ara psrkcd an
The gaye1toues n tle great IA intellect il ovsr M
and. II was uHdc Che spell NJ this destroger ,bo,
he waa dragged 70 The hurtinaa 10 mako tbai s,tei
speech IN Illinois which berd ha Whole nnbiin bisto
" aud has le Che ony stain that spllos ms afao !.
state sman. ''' "
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@ag- In the Yankee Congress the other day
MIR. Doolille Denounced the EFFORT to in, til in
to tho Democracy Of Lie North tho idea tina
the war was unconstitutional Mr. pooliitl,
had little 20 d. 10 do That.
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nG6uLuTI0N-

fFNHE huu O Qainby Robinson I'd Nemphf runu
is this Gay d@L1cd by mutual celsoni an
persons having claims 0Eaia& ead IRA Wl present
thC Same 20 W, II Quuby, who Isolona authorisea ta
pay anl ali persons who ere Indebted % said dr
viii make immediate poYmeni to said Quinby, who
has bcea aaihorized TO settle said brm's bu mess
Wal, T,QUINBY, / GU .p....
W. A, JOHNSON, g W" I''1Ne'1
Has. 8, CLAGH0BN, Special partn
t.aWlh Oh. Jan a. ISG3 rfotN ,a.tl
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nE- Tho Federala endangered 10 cot >
chauncl at victshnrg Tor Che passage Of ihoir
rams. That is they wanted the Missiaaipp
TO have M artificial ramiecaiisn.
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R9g. The Queen Of the Wcsi was captured
bv Confederate piloi--sne l'hn Burke. II
other words We took their Queen with our
Jacl,." as the good ouorr-itis nay
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49, Gen. Beaurcgard calls on the planters
Of South Carolina for AT least three thousand
aeEreoa with spades and phovels for the com.
pleiion Of the defensea Of Charleston"
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Sen. At Murfroesboro and on tho Kappa.
hammock, the Yankees are said to be stuck in
the mud flour boys sgain take after them
some Of them viii be stuck in the back
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SCs- The "ProviHional COMMITTEES OF Bote
'oari county, Virginia. have given notice. by
advertisement in the Fucastle Express. that
hey will moi hereafter support the families 81
arldlers IRON ihsI county "in the event Of thoii
marrypg.'
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pes- When Beast Butler dies and goes to
that bourne from whence no Yankee ever gste
q nulough--wo suppose his Satanic MajeSi,
win make him "commaudaui Of the Post "
thcro.
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a~ Harper = Weekly sivea tho Pssadent hard
HIT Mr.. Lincoln isropnsenied az theatrical mana
ger heioret the iooights. Hln attitude "a obaeooeau
IL tho extreme The following "a bic little annosn Z.
mennt
Manager Iincoln-t'I.adca and Ceutlemen I ,ey,e,
70 say that ihe Tragedy entitled THE Army OF ths
Potomac, has been Hlihdfawn on account Of Quar-
rele afoog The leading Performers, and nave nnhsti.
sea thfea new ana interesting Farces on ButeaaGss;
one. entitlcd The Roprlpe 40 Vitksburk by the We'll
kne-n popular ia4orlio, y NJ Stanton Fno and the
aihers he Inns Il TIRE Harriet Lsne and tho expioit,
81 the Ahbama'-a very sweet thing IN Fssess' a.
sure you-by the Veteran Ctmpooer. Gideon Weilfl =
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Dr. A correspondent Of q Florida paper say
a sprirg which was running near Fredericks
burg, before the war Of tho First Revolution
dried up three months beforea treaty Of peace
So ia tho war 1882, and 30 in the Msxical
war. Three months before the Fall Of Sumter
4 was running and ROW it has stopped anc
be writer beta high on peace in tire,
nlonths." II he fxes his liopeS on that spring
we may we'll exclaim with the poet that
Hope eprings eternal IN the human breast"
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. "a, 1858
THE SITUATION.

we haSs copy Of the Nashville Union
Of tbs 18Th lie columns are mainly devoi
cd to dissection Of tho Louisville Journal
which It denounces for IL pro sloSay char
acter There IL no loc. nevs Of interest
and TIE kilograms are generally devoid o
consequence.
The New York worla 81 The Eth, has
despatch from Washington, snosuneng that
Butler viii return 70 New Orleans, and thai
Frsmont is about 10 sci oul for Texas. TN,
Alabama has made several new prizes. sbc
left Kingston on tie 2nd inst Gold is SO
Cotton Ole, Bank d Tennessee and Union
and Planters Banks quoted a par by Nash.
vile brokers
Adyicos from the front IN Middle Topneeseo
stale tina! Roeecrans has advanced as far a,
Middleton, half way between Mmreeaboro
and shelbyvilic. This is hardly promo
ditatod advance in force. We learn from The
Union that the abolition army is completely
blockadod BY mud IN regard 10 reinforce
mevts, q gentleman inst oui Of Nashville, states
that the most accurate calculations assign
fifteen thousand as the outside According 70
tho private conversation Of the federal officers
their loss at MOrfreesboro " killed. wounded
prisoners and desortere, was twenty-five thoue.
and. The enemy ID therefore less by ter
thoasand, than whore he met us on tho 2lst o.
December. There 10 no doubt that we are
stronger in numbero. and in even better plight
as regards what are called tho morale Of an
army. Tho presence Of Gen. 10. Johnston and
the admirable energy Of Con. Bragg have bIepi
two Of the happiest Influences Should Rose
Grams attack us we arc roadj to receive him
and his ruaians with "open arms and hospitablc
graves" Among other things it is stated that
Gcn.Johnston has had a personal interview with
every Colonel in The army Of Middle Tonnes.
see, and Expresses himselfh highly pleased with
the character Of tho officers thus brought un.
der his personal acquaintance.
The case Of Thos H. Caldwell, arrested for
reasonable correspondence with tho enemy is
ander investigation We behave, at TulIaboma
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Lot and Railroad etook fnr enln

Df yrho OF a decree Of The Chanrcry court AZ hot.
- tanooga, made ~ Tho January term. 1868 In thA
case OF john g. Glass against JUhn w White ma
The prcmi ~ ruhllo rutcry on Xix and twelve
months credit, Without edenptloa The following do.
seubed ot Of land Jng within The corporate limits
OF we Guy ,ol ChaliAnooga, t"wIt Beginning ot
stake standing on ne 20 rcl south 20 doa wet
lrQm The beginning Of foo acre TACT Of lnid gold
by her Royce " Roaonnsi hidlty; thence 7O d. 10.
22O ioet themes n. 20 d w. 900 iot, thence N. 40
deg. w 40 feet 10 the beginning
WI altoi veil 10 court House door Do Inc olly
ofChalianooaa, ~ ubllc cutlery on ibo same day. on
credit ol W ninlhs several shares Of stock n ths
Wills Valley lilr0ld.
Bonds Willis approved security WI hr reaulrsi ior
The pmehafe money Wal j. ETANDlfEN.
icla-iW CIR Il a.
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UeA. Butler iain Washira ton--Soeking after
'ome new position. This place whore he can
steal the most viii auit him boot.
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No. every Individuals programme for the
conduct Of ;iis war was carried out 1, would
lako two ccniHriSa to complete the entire lob.
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CGTTaN YARNS

fvhl--5 D. B5aehes Cotton Yarns
2a SACKS lnaNlrriais salt 30 25e pr. lh. hg SacA.
~ haIuA Ness = = - e-feti
q 1efes prlDo lite. h.st received an4 III sale
W T,eb2lINs b. ar. MYERS.
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0tA- An old barroo@ on Main street, long
since olosod ont by the military, ia Factions.
" designated by wag as "tbs place 81 de-
parted spirits"
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gay- Itosencranz has recently issued an or
Ter that every r-cl found in Federal uniform
hall bo treated ea spy. He will have {
good many spies to treat before he GET
through. Nearly every Southern SOLDIER ha'
q Yankee overcoat. The skin is the spoil o
the hun ter when he kills the coon.
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Il Ii sometimes well during the progress
Of q great struggle, observes a philosophic
writer, to rscurt to the point Of view from
which We regarded the commencement.
From Yankee and foreign standpoint,
this has been very accurately done BY the
London Times, Of recent date. When
the war began, the Southern States would
have to contend, as was confidently pre-
dicted, with three elements Of weakness. 49,
"The FIRST was, says that Journal, "the
disafectiOa Of the negro population, whish
It was assumed would rias against the slave
owners AZ tho earliest opportunity; the
second was the existence Of strong Union
party 10 tho bosom Of the new Coufedsmey;
the third was the want Of money, OF credit
to carry on tho war" The South, wa
may add on the other hand, took three
equally delusivo elements Of strength fol
granted The first was its secession with.
out war tho second was, in the event Of !
war, sn easy and carly triumph and the
third was, at all hazards and in any event
the recognition Of its independence by III,
powers Of Europe Thus, both sides mis-
took the true premises; both sides hsy,
bsen wsfully deceived and whilst the poo
pie Of the South have long $50 awakened
to their error, and amended it by scris
efciiorH the most brilliant in history, thu
North and all Europe have stood bacl
aghsst at the splendid failure Of evor,
prophecy regarding US, OF all the mis-
takes, however, into which VIC wore led
none has stuck to us so psrsistently rs III
Intervention humbug 1t was confidenti
predicted in the beginning, that the wan
Of Gotten IL NO ether mstive would 500
force the British Government to interven
sbchnlf Of the Confederate States. Tim
At last has completely brushed away III
delusion Since the British ministry r,
lessod the mediation proposed BY IN
French Emperor, we believe no one h
looked 70 that quarter for any immcdiai
steps Of a favorable character Il ia NO
reported thut Napoleon has another medir
ton scheme on feet. Thh may be tru,
and what will Il amount 10 If il be true
Can anybody teilS We think not
----aa h,w wtciohed lathtt poo- man
ThAt hangs On princess iavon -"
Is 10 better, FAR better, that che sOut
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(sOpABTNERANlp E0TCEe.Tho nndesian.i
~ have associated Themselves ltrfthor nndor ~
siyio and Gun Of nONDUNAkT q MA1THiAR. ior
tho purpose 10 clmdnoNnp thp GROCERY AND Gov
MISSION BUSINESS 10 l5nchbhfe w.
we shall icsp constantly on hand as Mrao and
well MeIfl STOCK q elOCEhiEb md STAPLE
DRY Goods, ~ oab be obtaiHtd aud wild raafi 6o
pains 20 swgcpui customers gt 0ll timos
tDndgclng W. buslnee 1n ihe CASH principle
49, w BE- enabled W egcf Inducements io cliy anI
country puiclmrrs q Der hy uhocialo 0r icnl
country produce aglicled, cad riumm reinina in M
coses. ~ soon aa aalesnfe ue.t
Manufactured anQ Smoking Tobacco aal enia OF
all Rledts always on baud
"@"liil y Hhalt pi NnnhNc patronage.
j P. b0NDURhNp,
eeei'em JAMES hAITnlAB.
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For the Daily Rebsl.



GODS BEVERAGE.
lis ssshing grom sbt noButsin,
'risskippins Ger she hill.
lis dancing thrOugb The valley,
And 'Iiassportiugiln the riil;
Ills bounding IN the waterfall,
IN grandeur strength and grace,
'TiSlsushing in lhs iUFes; sFring.
With placid, smiling face.
'Tispaileriug in the rslRdrops
With gentle, soothing power,
And 'tls glist ming in the dew drops,
That wakes the fragrant flower.
Tie basstlng irea TIE fountain,
In thousand radiant dyes,
And Il forms TIE brilliant arc eE.oeli--
That jewel Of tho skies.
And IN tie glitisring suoN-aaEes-
Enblems Of purity.
AtypiGes torEiViug grace,
80 powerful aud 50 free.s
Il makes no homes unhappy
steals no devotee's brains.
Il bresda 40 sullen discSrds,
AID generates no pains.
Twas Coda selected beverage
For the Tsrselites Of old,
When FROM the smitten, solid rock
The pure, cold water rolled.
i g,tena In the bucket
Like the sheen Of jewels bright,
And ssParkles in the gobet,
Like thing o. lie and light
And Nstste kind invites rs
10 partAks her living wealth,
So full Of strength and purity,
OF happiness and health.
L'INcoSSrE.
-"''Though thy sins be ss scarlet, they shall be
Thts as SNOW"
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UaA. Failing 10 complete their famous "cu'.
off, at The ycksburg Peninsula, We belle Q
tho Yankees have sensibly concluded to "ctt
outn
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pAKEN UP

a ND committed n jsl by co. military allhoritiea
"A ~ OhaithunuRs, 90 thO "a ~ october sUg ana
more recently committed Ny au Hcling Justice ii ~
poiee. lur No county Of ll1 millon Tenn. on M
l0h " DEG 1862 auerfO bny blUfays DO Name q
White county lrun said boz b black. 20 years
I'D, leei + inch hgh abe fWner Is rfqrstird 10
epmc iorUarl Provo HiNpHlfr n1 rhffRrH and tnha
Wm em u iaii ,, y SWAIN,
det2 Tailor.
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LOST SWORD.

sTNHE Captain who took a sword from the Contractor
4 claiming it az his, on the arrival Of the car"
from Tuahcma az this place on Saturday evening the
7th inst will please return il to the REBEL Office. o.
It was mine. The gentleman is an oil, or IN the ar
my, and Is known by sight 20 the Conductor II Tho
sword Is not returned The proper tops VIII iukel
TO expose the officer. WIN. Q. GORMAN,
Chattanooga, Febll-2wf Capt 4th Fla ReRt,
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~ The Northern papers talk boaasiagly
ahout the Queen Of the Wee. passing oui
vioksbarg baltsries.
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nr. a. WAnGYMAk-

SURGEON ~ ACCOUC Eln
ID ENOVED his office 10 Main st., one doora
II Kennedys Drug Store. GjAn7-lawlm"l
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s25 REWARp.

ID ANYWAY frn The subscriber near Trenton
IN Dade coHniy Ca, on the l2th day ct Fepy
(inst) nay negro boy named jerry, Said boy a ebon
feet, inches high Weighs 1870 lbs, high cheek
bones, thick lips. color, very black. ! VIII pay S25
or the apprehension aud delivery OF said boy 10 me-
boy Is caught without the limits Of said couoy nd
delivered to me or lodged IN jail so that SET him d
WIN pay CITY dOaB. BROCK.
G.kI0.ff
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me-" The paragraph wo publish elsewhere
rom The Manchester Patriot, regarding
he dcstr- ton Of tho property OF our es
ecmod friend Judge Bromfsld Ridley. b,
lho Northern barbarian5, is true in letter and
substance We have private letter IRON
the Judge in which he remarks that the van.
lals not oily destroyed everything on his
premises, but came very near burning up hi,
wife and daughter, tho Ouly members Of hi-
iamily who were at home.
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TERMs OF TUITION.

IEhmh OF IDiliUN,
PRIMARY Department, ~ 90 per Session.
preparatory 10 90
Freshman CNss IA 90 !"
Sophomore " l6 00
Junior 20 90
Senior rs 90
In Music Piano, Guitar orr az an a.
MelOdeou, -
Thorough Bass Comp &C.. Is 90 a"
FTench and other Modern
Languages, 20 90 each
Incidental Fce,,............ 90
IN the Ornamental Department full provision ~,
be made, OF the ordinary prices.
The rule Of payment Is one.hslf Ia advance ,theied
" the middle Of the term.
Board can be had in good families and at conven
lent boarding houses kept pulposGly Tor young ladies
at reasonable rates ranging from tl6 to t2O pc,
month g. W. PARKS,
decSO hecret1iy end Treasurer.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-24

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" hal,imoes aha twenty Ore thoassnt dollars IN gold