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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21
TIE DAILY REBEL

sr- Persons ordering Tar RzIEL By man w
.lease bear in mind that We WIN not receive any
ne shinpl4sters issDed BY the Alabama Insnraicf
mpanies! nor those issued BY private bankers IN
.ontromery or elsewhere. Neither viii we under
re to return shinplasters sent Ms, after the publ-
alton Of this notice.
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4 A little nohkenseH now and then
Il relished 81 the wisest men

We must be cxeEsedI forIthe bad taste Of
prefeFripg tin broken 4sseE. ons ceasless
food caused the 4eluge, and one constant
administration Of riedisihe creates nausea.
There is . wide degree Of difference between
the nonsense of man dc sense, and that Oi
q fool outright We have luckily God
bless them j nun ber.of iutelligent, lPirit-
ed correspondents. W. are always glad to
add to their number others of a similar
character. But frsm the large bulk OF
those VINO write Hfor the papers, may
heaven defend US aid forgive them J
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pqltitudinqus. .ltThes come in every cod !
ceivable shape. wicked and charitable. They
write on every cgnceivable subject, .isopgk,
eulogies ssatirss,,l epcomisIms. pansgyrics,
IaRnOoDs, plays ana heroic poems. II We're
We to follow the example, SOMETIMES seen
in t~ilorTs shops, Iof psstiDg these e9mnA unit
CARTONS On tho wall pr the Inner temple Of
our sacred .Eeseokial,s the Visitors thereof
would 7iH ali. likelfhooa come to REGARD 10 as
the most perseeutea Of martyrs, the most pr
tieht Of christians. and the most afecting OBJ
iect Of syhpathyIu upon this Eide Of Jordan
SqW;hat the wAtIh da5 aIare approhching,anh
the fopJprisnt bars &c the crate no longer
FpTtr Substantially aid, We snail be forced
to- tAke some stap4 Of 4 desperate character.
MEANWHILE, it pains Us to think how ms IN J
q fairly written 'dpistlc mist be for many
months denied aNbrilIt ant e pd in the flames
because Iof its hsces4lry 4cstruetIaan in }
moro inglOrious manner The trnth is
thatEllwe IRE sadly perIlexed very often with
our mail bay. Lsasi4s ihd poets out Of the
auestionH-wlp fdr the most part a swet
the descriptions Of Ben J3nson and sopIgrevf
the critics arc le1ohgh to drive the best
Of tenPdrs into aibhrEl Of sour krous, and
the Istohtest mindE 10 Bedlam- Say4 on4
OF these ,"let GaneraI Johnston take my
ADVICE, and r. We can read no further
butFrilI forward the document to the Conf
pna4aer-in Chief b X post. Another
.Jthough Bragg iba bully, stiIr'-. Coll
VrqHart, happening pass our window at
the mon emit, We pitched envelope and ALI
into bis astonished hands. Yet, again, "thd
eamPaigA on Duck river, ike that upon the
Danube f. Weican see no relatieh what
ever except that Duck and DAnnbe both
begin vi kh a DE- Pardon us, the cry i still
they come Listen ID this Gin Nthe long
catalogue OF human IFS, and theIbriiliani
roll OF military Eenowpl thrdugheut tho
rolling ages of tIa earth'l career, the spec
tacla Of war has Never beheld a brighter
genihs, thar, =, ~ we Forbear to give names
The party mentiohsd bling a friend Of ours,
we refuse to ruin him But no moro Of
this. u wearies Us, And can only amdse
the better tempered of bur readers. Every
morning we tear tie whipping from dozen
such; gwi9e some.inIes, but mostly other~ise;
and whilst We adiHit The truth Of the old
saying, that f. Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

ma A numb er Of Union-A Abolition women
OF Newport, KY. have petitionef fold Abe z
% suppress the publication Of Tie Cincinnati
Enquirer, alleging that tho cpmioFtl sympathy
and aid it gives to al either in open or secrft
rebellion. endangers the lives Of loved ones
ID the field. and renhers ua perfectly miHerai
nc at LONE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

I \ accerdanrt With an order made By tie Clerk "
Il the County Court q lawrence coanf1. Staie -
Tennessee. upon dminisfrlfor % Re esfnIP 81
". p Moore. deceased, / hereby notify al persots
having claims against sid efste n Appear and &c
The same Aiih sid Clsk. arlhcnficafed in LIE ua1
=er prescilbed ~ law ca q before the l9th day ~
July. le63. or they VII be fFtver haired
JOHN J. BRANDON.
nails w - ID Adj n..-ral-r.-
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~ Large npnbefs Of coHfsHerate prison
ers sick and wounded, passed Through Louis
vile on the ID to Camp Morton
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NIssIssRPL

or the Federal campaign against Mississip-
p. yicksburg is at present the centre Of attrac-
ton. The Yankees have lot yet succeeded in
the effort of circumyall4tion Of the gallant city
OF the bluffs. even by their move down the
Yazoo from the Yazoo Pass. The Jackson pa
pers have Information that fEkesn transports
and a number Of gilnboats have arrived Of
iGreenwood, and that an early attack was ex-
pected to be made on the delences at that
place. " hich. if successful giHes them the
Yallabusha the Grenada, aud the Yazoo to Va
zpo City. As TO the strength Of orr defences
ID that quarter, we are unable to aAvAnce any
opinion, but suppose that everything possible
has been done in anticipation Of aA attack
Gen. Tilghman commands at Grenada and Gen.
Iloring at Greenwood We have an abundance
or boats and plenty of cotton on the Yasoo.
with which : very. ssryiceable feet might
have been prepared fOrservics in that narrow
stream.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

DIN AWAY finn The pren i-es Of the s1bsrrii<r. a.
Walnut Naley Pot nfice. SeQuEtchie Co.
Te0ne<ee the night ~ tn 18th Jany- le63. = Ne
gro boy nsmei f8Te slr.uf u ~ years old feet
OF inches biEh. utir b. s-out is pound<- He =
blacknegTo. rather sharp flced. long rotth. thick
lips BE says b ra- Kissed IN kentnek ~. ~ q nan
named Fisher But was bonEht By aooiIt uonfls
s-nce N Hanbate- - '-~iis'- ne ~ = -
bronlrl.t from PelerSburr Va - HnmburE. had o.
when be len. hrpHn jeans psltr- brown Jeans col
and black cloth rap-hs coat hed On Il, White hone
colf buicn- ard fhe clcfh cut OF which lis coat
made Rad two ccicrS n. pant II II Icing darker
brown a. A TIE fr3er vii pay 500 reward for his
deiisery a. A ny residence. in SeQaAfchie Co.
Tennessee. cr So reward Tor hts condnelent - any
jail. - that can gel him JAMES ~ STEWART
Feb5-1ms
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10 SHIPPERS.

4 = v..r-qu-nce ne e1lrncrdinnry denn1d maze
upor Roats for lranspcrfafaon. torcrher urith
De xis1enre q state q rircurtanres ever which
y nor cur aEcufs en- have nnr- control r6tIrs n
hereby given, thai The Weslern Atlsntic nscnu
western. and Atlanta a West Point Road1 nj Do
keresfer receive trAns1crt E1re Ery frerhf IRON
sny source q auihurtity. untl iuribrr 1oce uness
TIE oVntr, Agent shipper. lie pcirf ~ nhip-
nent. drst signs efipulain1 a. arselrert reIierirr
he Reads frull al Liability.
JOHN s ROWLAND.
e1pf Wcrffu a 2 =
ISAAC SCOTT.
Prusf Macun & Tea-R.R-
GEO q. HULL
Scpl A a ~ p 2 r
Be fors any goods be Ehirped he orncrz a p>
rers. and lreIlts. have acorrf tie nhore ceoof
fSc1E ~ Iftigtf arriving and oEtrinr ~ Chat
thnoc<a 6epot, i subject % he shove conffi1ns-
MARLIN VIC CAMDEN, Eent-
fA VA Ar r.
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m Interest. duty. policy. patriotism. hon
OF. and the stefnost dictates Of sslf preserve
tor, all concur in warning rs 70 plant fun
provision crops. says the montgomery Mail,
a i'd trufv
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FLoEIDA

The Federal forces at Jackson vile is esti.
mated at 400 black troops. with White Off
GERS In the engagement on the 10th we LOST
Dr.. Meredith and ihree horses. The ehshy
lost one negro killed and several wounded.
Two more guhboats arrived ak Jackson on
THE 18th inst The enemy are certifying
Jacksonville Tith view to it's permanent oc-
csration.
"a public meeting was held at Tallahassee
on "Wednesday last for the purpose of consid.
ertHg the :" corn quest ion." and was largely
attended. We learn fro N the journal that Gen.
IC$Bbs who was on visit to the city, was in
yiked 70 address the meetihg. and responded.
The policy. the advantd &c. the necessity of a
large provision crop wa demonstrated beyond
all question. caviI or dohbt-
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nea- Yankee papers would try to create the
impression that Abe Lincoln vas . liberal man.
So sar as supplying his Generals with re-
i4forc{ rneuts is concerned, il cannot Be de
MED that he is the most niggardly man IN
Yankecdon.
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vIREIxIAl

: All duietlin the ..old Dominion" The veto
rams OF tile Potomac, leanitg on thei4 blood
stained sabfes. seem ID take abreathing spell
as turning their eyes westward. they \waicl
elsewhere the coming of rhornentous events
There is no doubt but General Lee utn be
able 70 lsola his posi- lion against the united
forces of the Federals HE army rs re Gel wing
daily nccesFions to its numerical strength.
From the feighbothopd Of FFederick sbutg-
the Yankees can be seen wiki the naked eve.
going through their Infantry drill over at Fal.
month
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Conied-1afe Irea-ury Ssies. and confs1rr.ts
Boa D. received % payment
The pro ecds ~ s4Ies. ~ 81 lie propcr rou1d -
our crrfitrT. inrto tho-s F1o i1Fatir : u
aud al re deb-s cue teen aep-uprste1 b. Ga
rrfss - pay l1-s-s TO cilz-1~- inEIte IL
aid * al inir.fr-ie1 n at-rnd -3ics 49, repait
debts. and np>tiy hat TIE l1drnlllty And" nay
be ther-by inrrct-ed- s.
= r COCK
ni.rls-tds Eecri1er C. Z - T.
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SsTRAYEIl rr stolen. % the 5fh It Hardh. Clay
- hank Nare sears old. Ia ha-ds hi<h. heavy
uifh fol- snail -l1si- marx Der hack o. H Ike
n had been sr4lied I viii par the ab1ve reward TT
he o-iirery a. Md mare - Col H. PARIS. -
.bbie DaSe cntinty Georgia. me in the fth Ar
kansas regiment NcNairs fsri<sde nrcor.s nitisiar
Army 81 Ternestee. SEUIOS-C- PERKINS f
rnsriT-2ws
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Pc Two negroes who were captured at
Arkansas Posi, and made their escape from
Memphis. recently arrived al Hampstead
Texas. One Of them was the body servant Of
Colonel Wilkes the other Of another Officer.
They declared themselves tired ofthe Yankees
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a<E ALABkMA.

Our Mobile sexclang bs failed to come SO
hand yesterday Gen. Bucknsr hhs issued an
order whiclN authorizes hll shipment of articles
intended for family use. It restricts only
those which are intended for the purpose Of
speculation. The Supply Association is free
to get what ifrequires tor It's benevoIent pur-
poses and individuals may associate in order
to bring hitheF What they need for home con
sumption. Gen. Rnctnfr is in command at
Mobile, and the people pr that place have the
utmost confidence in his ability and determi-
nation to bold it against any attack that may
be made against it.
A second gdnboat iyas Iaunched at Selma
last week. without accident, and proceeded to
Mobile.
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81 TIE editor Of the Macon Telegraph
says he took new TT Of the blues. the other
dAy. So did : an Dorm Al Spring HEl-not
only TT Of them, but an outfit. and gave -the
Zines fis into the bargain.
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The Savannah paper Of wednesday have
nothing in refereDce to Federal denlonsira-
tons ID front of that g ty. Passengers by the
Savannah train Saturday say ii was reported
on the toad III at the en{Iny were landing troops
in large numbers at Beaufort preparatory. If
was thought, to forward movement on O.
cotaligo'or Savannah. The report Mas not
generally credited
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Brig. Cen Wade Hampton, Of sIuart's Cav
airy Division, is now Columbia on furiough.
and on visit to his family.
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car Tie Nashville Onion Of the 4th, says:
Felix Young. WHIP murdered Federal soldier
IN cold ltleod a few weeks ago, on the whites
Creek PIKE, some aikhd miles from the city,
was arrested on Monday by some of our cav
airy, aud brought 10 The city. The murdered
soldier v as shot down while travelling quietly
along tho road. Young il said to have been
one Of The party who bfutaIly assassinAted
Mr. Sloan. an aged U4ion citizen Of this plaee
last summe.
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OFFER Ter saie eco acres q lad sita1fed on The
Tennessee River 5 mles t1lth Est 81 jasper.
and u niles from shell nound. he ~ C. K r.
There about 800 acrcs 81 bottom land ncI1ded -
the tract with about 80 acres cearEd n1d "a hex
hsustibe supply 81 tinber- farfies oesirnE % pr
c7aFe VII addre.a ne - JaEper, Iennc<te
asrlf-lms VA IL RANKIN
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s9- From the faces your fellow-tFayelier
make over their Lotal coffee nov -a-d~ys. 20
may well imagine how srry i Is.
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FINAL Ann LAST cAIL-

IL thune t1deb1ed lottE E1lEcritEr. b iutrne1ts
~ nplEssr z.cuunt. n paid hriHua1 A. the. md
lbe frxf - nAy. paT a. E1lsI EEl.rs-all 80 lal
n make p1Jusnt aElinEt that In, III E1d der
cllis II t4s hands q c1cer f1r co1erron. ARR
raIch line. 1olhing bur leeal ie1oer ~ = -
ociFed- T. A. GLASS
rnr1 IN
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HARBoRIEe DESCRIBES.

l<srEcToE GEsEEAI's OFl1cE.
Tullabom1. Ienn- feb. llth Ies1-
THE General Commanding this rent, le1rrl
with regret, ttat there are m Ie1nessee,a n1E,&
Der cf evil dl-osed lerns Eho. instead - cu1trit1
tin 70 The ireeing cUuuiry irum AboIton inra-
sion. are i1crlnt thses 40 % TIE dlsEracei1
crizne u de-eTtia and narburinE f1en- AL personE
within The limit o. this department. Dolited that
the ptliaity o. s1rh nenoe DEETH. and he Etrct
e1brle vii Be rade 70 detect Eoe VIC incite -
diers o cesert. a. Nho my borbor rho-e ub0 hH--
deserted, and g1rnnary punishucrf appIied In
ins;anfe- J. PHONES. A. Gen'l.
fel1b-lm Departnent No =
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NORTH tARoLlSA.

From our North CAroIina Exchanges We
learn that swp transpot IT'S pas ped the Cape Fear
Blr. ail Thursday last. crowded with troops.
who could be plainly seen BY the aid of a glass
We suppose They pIoceeded South Their
Object in corning so dIose in. and eviden tly
out Of their course. " As probably to cosnmuni-
cate with The blockahing squadron Oh VII
mIngten- ali was quiet at Fort Fisher at last
accounts
The Wilmington Journal Of tho l4tll. speak.
ing of the transports and troops says
We think it is pretty evident that the force
under Hunter or Burnside, whichever it-tnay
be. is being constantly reinforced. and the
question arisrs-whence are these reinforce
ments being drawn, Evidently they are not
raw leyies recently drawn ont. for. knowing
the MAJ nitude and peril Of The enterprise be
fore them, they would not send any but vete-
ran troops. They do not cbme from North
Carolina, for all of Fosters tiisposable force
has already gone. and there is reason 10 be-
lieve that the number of men nnder him is be-
ing Increased rather than diminished. The
probability is that ley are drawn from the
ar my or the Potomac. L
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pA- The suhptet Tri-weeklJ watchman
and POLITICALLY remarks that
..HeH have sled their blood IN vain
Unlels the lafmers raise more grain
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~ There are Al present one hundred and
sixty Confederate prisoners confined in the
Military Prison in Louisville.
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66S- sEr. Hartuw late OF the N tional Hotel
in LouisFiEe. was arrested IL Nashville short
time ago. % the charge of attempting to SNUG
gle medicines South. he was subsequently,
released!
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THE Tax PAYER I'll piea-s Cal n TIE Beoorasr'
Il O1ire and give In fbeir property And polk. II
' F. ia1ti y 'n' s'ssa JOIN hi LONG n.-
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NOTICE..

Ii peTsnns having claims ezinst the 0oVernneui
"A Cor reat q buildinEs. used lor Euspltal pups
e. a. this Post. vii pre-enp rhcr ~ ny Oce ~ pay
meHt befoie he lAt u April. lss7. otherFee, Hl
n0t b rc<ponsbe Cor their settlement aef thai tine
R-D- GkfDBI-E-
uIarchl7-lw lf Capt 40 ~.
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NOticcis hfneef E.Fen. that b Fntne q sqnlrT
= lbe Cin-ecer4ts Staies Corrt for - District ~
tenEessee, and rurPlant a. ~ Act a. conCress On
that subject WI Receiver. c5er ir - frt
o. he ftet p1te. n The tlHn q Ni1cbester. On
fo1u.y The 5lth day - Earch. % TnolIc aucfin7-
TIE ioiieuinx scks, sequeslllrd - t1e properly "
:. aien enemieslf TowEs
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soUTH dARoLiNL

Gen Bcauregard as previously announced.
reviewed die Citadel Cadet corps, in Charles
ton, On Saturday. At she Green. lie after
wards examined rhs quarters or the sorps. aud
expressed himself highly pleased with all he
saw.
He eoinpli'hented the pfi GERS very highly.
aud said from what he saw Of the efficiency Of
the ey@utiohs. lie was Assured that il the ene-
MY should attack the city. as now fhreatened
tIlat lhe corps would DO honor 10 itself and It's
officers.
The Fourier. afieston. Of the 10th says:-
A Monitor ir9rl-ciad. SUPPOSED TO be the
keoknk, passed The bar Saturday morning. in
tow Of a steamer, bound Soulhvard
Eleven blockaders. including tbs New Iron
sides we're of the bar Saturday.
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Sm1KINn TnRACcn
g5oRFWARD.

A FEW cstc-'sery sc for ssle. . clos cot.
A narls-is J. Il. WILLY
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I H1Tk 1erro ~ abo1t 10 vr.rs e. = hire
8rply - TIE u1deTriEn.d ~ HnI- = l. Hor kin'a-
ma,l4-lr. ~ q NuEsET.
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70 lo1 MA1E 81 LrEcErrns. -
TIE n13euir1sd have 11sociE1et tl1-1.-irc1 eoE1lh
sr undzr Lhs ElJIs and Ern a 1hz1e1 p Scott Ca
f1rEhe p1rpune q oc1d1cLInr Eener1l ALlLIDI
ana CIlNHISSION BUSINESS hey hEGs rz1te6
raf llrre and eieElnf b1iidlnE- 1o- l0l nain Erre
Lynchb1rE. "a, l8,ely orr1R1rd ~ dno- = D.Els a
Co. and ~ he IL day q Deoe1ecr 1ext, VI b
r-V = rrceirs Eerrnard1ss q Al kinks rr1rntr
ard .nstion saes- hey eoIicifuonslE1nents = Nan
ar.riured and snoking Ioeecro. 5og1r., NclAnes
&C. I'D o<her 6rpceries. baE C1tto1 n1d CurIon
1870. a 81 rra6es. Woole1 Gods, 3ootI ehoe1 nni
I-Elher nnd - 11her Eood1 nIn1ly tlrr1 ~ nule-
Il-.ir .rnt A11tlo1 ~ 11ks FllDs ~ e1rly tay
h Dsos1lber, .. uhi1h dss nrtirs, uirh crt-lls.s
~ rs-sc-1ully rlfef 70 BE nsrckrrts Al -
neSs r1rn = Hic1no1d. Pei.rIb1rr D11T1s nd ga
= fifi.. q ne 6ou1h. $500 I'D - co-oper.1lor
Al Jas p SCOTT
or IL I1te nm ~ Joh1 T. DaTs Co
HE1kf p BOCOCK.
Nh n. PARISH
MHRhen q ne Am q Bo11ck PnrriE
Ihs c1so.r, q Booock 4 Pnufh- r. 3 Brias
Itrcet, III co1tin11 - - "a nlnnd nEunL
decl7-sn BOoOcK q PAnRlsH-
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: or 6 large Ci3bkiug siores- Aprlyio
10 r. o-GRfBBTE.
marI1.l~ Ctpf- & a. Q. A..
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.f- orArrrrraEzEEs DEGEE1u1.l
Ch1tL41ocE1- Eet- -, l1E1-
C1IIIZEN6 are n1llfed thlt they exr1c1c1 20 -
Ofpor q tie Po11 Al eElf1y 1le1 .nc
80. IN a. rIcirIIT Ard nra unrnc1 q lr111 Icr
GcTuruDc1t rrupErty q a1I E1o, - 49, 49,
Vii 10 = rslPs. - 11le.s - Pr,P-rI - -
sp 2.s,s- e, Az nr.,'s' ~ RF-JozEs.
~ 4 Pc1 On
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rnE sournkn .-srATEs.

From tie freshest Of our Exchanges wd
get the following glimpse Of i.the kituatiOn, 4
in various portions Of the Confedssasy:
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4 - e1s q good character and hraith. rood 49,.
- + r r. Depot 1000. -. - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-10
NEAEAbR.

BAGLEY-On houGsy, Dec. Z, Lucinda T. Bsslev
wife OF samuel d basley, aged - years, months
ami ~ days.
The friends Of theismly s1d tnese Of her srothers
Rotsrt, Joha william and Jamei CATH, are te-
afternoon, Dee TO- ~ ~ ocJcN tom the res suee
OF her erotherip Law, J. Il Chch -;-r 81 LeI,iery,
without further notice ~
BEDsON-On Dec 9Th. 1863. A. the re deg. go ct
HE oth,r IN Law, pr. Nsn Nc : ~ !tutta 81. Il
con,ump;iou, WIN. Beefor, N the il's year OF b .
aye
So'ee Of Nrrerai hereafter %
DOND-on the Sob lust, Mrs. Sarah Bond aged q
yeSIs.
The reisircs ard friends o. IL family cad 'hcse
o. Asl l,.t 4u,-, Iu11 vgK, go rep ctuily
invited t. attend the fun rel, ~, II ii-pdAyy en-
ing, A. 10 ocioc. tom The y i ospi 81, "a cad
NAY, ucar Du nest uel 'r.pans wi, b- iutcrr,u IN
IL .amIly 20: u - t,l.uo, Z inAtgy. 10
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EIown, ,r.d - yrsgs
he rcisiiy,v aui 'iiend7 NJ h t''1iyR-tra.p.ct.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-10
Report Of the s,.cretar, Of the Inferior.


III, Hepo,t Of Secretary UssER, Of The Depart
ncri f,ho Interior, states that during the FISCAL
,en hiding Jun, 81 1882, 2.e6s, Ggs scrss Of l.ui
Nee Tsp "a u. sgains, 81, 1922 acres IL the
p c,d.ns year Tie reyenle produced suo, at
81 s.SUV'I 70, ttlns an lpcr, ase Of S1i,0.9 u
''.. ~. iie,iUu, year Tee sales dsTinx the last
plI er. ending september .0.h, reached soV,O
eogaa Incl. s'e Of s7i.612 over the correspond
; p'i1od !sss yesr. IL 10 Recommended. Ia order
" .llIeAse tbs ben hts Of the Home ,issd Act.
tAe vile, or representative, Of persons
we'd la Tie Amy OF Navy shsll be
i.tId 10 take preliminary steps to esta .lish
Go, tax on be pr 4 Ict OF ali Ivld mines and
st,tl tnent Of . land cfh.e IN tue t. rtory
IN hrs recommended. Our relations W tn
dtans are s-ta factory, and scmc prsc CT
'l,.ho are onsred Tor Improving the cnnd ton
alb hineS ia IN Ca iioruiA, Ne~ Mcxvo, and
'u- DuiJg the pnst year, 1882 army AID SIG
''' lens'o' ora were added to the rol ..
o., on TIE goth oil June last, nun.
tetal u 1909 be,on Ting TO the
~ thd l'lS2 TO ihe navy. The SUN p. quired
% mer amoGnts to SIG. Gil, aud lor tie
~ St.sV'' per snuum. 20! bounty warrants
- Eeo sefs. " aud were issIel dur ug the past
49, " es'irnased that 5000 d .nson ella ms
rNi ne admitted aLr.n. The d, eyio,s year ~ rin,
last yer, ~ applications and s1l caveats
N.rS received a. tie P.sgn, Oncr .pl 81
.-'eAts AND ~ Extensions wer. graut,d. Tue
''S'f" al. -n',H ~ sI-- ,osj 70 with u
"''nce on band OF sS1,'S2 - TIE ghth
census report WI s0c0 Hc n III. I. - ~. ~
iuary re :oumsnds that Tree c,l,r.i n.,>on. Ia.
snii ysd on thr line Of ID. q. &c RaiIoss- n,
sp u! coupeton Of which 10 .tr.uvl -, !,
-.i.o j grounds, aud Il l. satei ta.t i, mn I
70 10 prove . peguEisry sucSts, IL IA pn, 10 i.v
Ell t-ss any slaves have bs.n ttsei c., ~ IN,
:! sseI sis!ss during ,hs pas. yesr.