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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-09

CALg OF PERSONAL PROPERTY At
y SOHAD'S GAKDHN, AT AUOtION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 11th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will fell
a. achads Garden, On Franklin 1t. the Baptist
College, all the personal property belonging to Mr.
n Wendell. and the estate Of Auguste Schsd, deed,
cOn.i ting Of
isupsrior Billiard Table complete
light horse Carriage and Harness
open B0ggy and Harness
Cart and haraess
4 general assortment q
Psrior. Chamber. and Xltehen Furniture.
An assortment of
80 boxes superior ohswirs Tobacco
lot OF Florida and W. "
small los Of superior Cigars
seed Potatoes, Shocks, Fodder
Corn Lumber, etc, etc
BAR ROOM FURNITURE The usua! variety of
Tumblers. Decantsrs PitcherA
Looking Glasses, Tables. Chairs, etc, etc.
1supsrior Milch Cow, aud
4 10. Of Chicksns
At the same .nle, will cell the unsrpI. ed
LEASE Of the premises The lease expires In
May, 1864, and the garden Offers Inducements to
any ono wishing t. engage In ,he aame line Of blu.
sin.ss. lmh 81 COOK, Aact.
DAOUK ABE GOODS AT AUCTION ION
ID TUESDAY. the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock
vail sell at my store desirable lot Of GOODS,
embracing Boots shoes, Gloves Tooth Brushes,
Bfaids Port Mounales, Combs, Pms, Linen Thread
Shoe Thread. Buttons Hooks and Byes Backing,
Qua Caps, Cassin eres. satinets, Sewing Silk, Wool
and Eel. Ea.s, Calf Skies Eesdles Extract Of Cof-
fse. Concentrated Lye. and many other goods much
ia demand.
-~.ALSO-
50 gross Matches good article.
NH EB COOK, Auctr.
NT I'LL be- sod toe @ = Lot, ssoon's Q lsrter
w Branch. Oh AOyDAY the 10th DAY of
March, CONNER eIug at 10 O'Clock
100 HORSES and MULEs.
N X0On al oud n III
ER COOK, Anct mh
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~ fEl fF7S SALA Or SLAVES--Cu the oh
~ Day Of March, at 10 O'Clock, at the aneliou
bouse OF Hill, Dicii l. 90, L. Sheriff OF liza
county Of New Kent, viii sell tbs following
SLAVES, the property Of T D Gillian to wit
bliza and two children, julia Ann and Willian-t0
the Highest bidder, for cash Il D Walden.
Sheriff Of Few Kent county
HILL pICEISsos l. Go, Auet'rs. mh5-lt
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~. NOTICE Il he books Of Subscription to
~ stock in tbs Richmond Importing aHd Elk
porting Company will be closDl .. the oiice OF the
Virginia Life Jnguranco Company cn THURSDAY,
the l2,h Of March 1868, at 3 O'Clock + u. By Or
der OF tha Beard OF D;rec.ors
NH 5-7,s gaML HARRISON, pres't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-09

ID An AWAY From the u B lot, Bscon's kusT-
IL ter Branch. about the LIST Of February, TWO
negro men named DELAWARE aud BIN.
Delaware WAS hired from N Tabb Son, and
belongs TO Mrs Jno Autter. Of Hanover county,
and was hired last year to M George Turner. He
II wort Of bEictlsysE and II probably Doing Job
work about the city Hs II sboat 8 feet or 8
inches high, copper eolcrst, ana asout 2 years Of
age.
Ben was hired from W Phillips, and belongs TO
King Graves Of Chsster6sld county. He il black,
about feet or 10 iaehes high and about "a years
old undsrstand be 10 = kind OF hash stsr around
The markets and the city. which occupation hs may
now b engaged In.
4 liberal reward viii b.. paid ios the delivery Of
The above named nesroe1to me. or coo6usd In any
iAil 10 the city. 20 that hey can IN nrosursd
~ WOOD
HI and Z sr"y "rsas5eslatlor,
RI Z u cn.4 80. tr>" h Richmaa,a
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GEO f CHEW, Clerk.

MAYORS OFFICE,
Fredericksburg, Feb. IA, 1868.
In accordance with the above resolutions Of the
Council, contributors to the Trepesicksburg He.
lief Fund respectfully requested to forward
their don atoms to me At this place, by Check or
otherw:se
POstOf1ice "Ha.nii:on's Crossing"
II ELAU0RrER, Mayer,
aud Treasurer OK Frederieksburg Belief Fund
70 23-l2.h
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~ RoASs Fhfns z c., ANeiten0sfs.
n AGE SALE OF 0ROCXsIES AND DRU0H

~ Heat, Paine 4 Co.. Aasitsassrs.
r AGE SALE OF GRoCxSIES AND DRUGS
At AUCTION. TUESDAY, this I0sh
met, commencing a; 10 O'Clock, we Will sc II. with
out reseegs q large xnd choice assor! msns o! GRO
UEEIES, DRUGS, and MEDICINES, jest to hand
including The following viz:
10 h, Kos Blown Sugar
10 bags Eio Coffeo
10 hogs Coppefas
5 bb!8 Ri Oarb Soda
300 boxes Concentrated Lye
SO Esssncs Of Coffee
80 lbs Extract Of 1.ogrsoai
% boxes soap. sss.sisi
30 e!oas Matched
s.aa&ins, Ae.
Also
3 thls Pure French Brandy
Geupper1org Wine. entirely pure
Sweet Malaga Vines
bb's WhiSksy
A large invaite Of DkUaS aud NEDICINEs
consisting Of
80 dsmijohns Of hay 2,m
G.auher Salts. Opodeaoc
h1lphuric, III lfiatic, and Nitris Acids
Concentrated Sulphufc Ether
strychnae, Blue Eoue, lpeoac
Extracts, 8slsAm kir. Eyringes kc
nh KENT. FAME & 90, auc:s.
ADDITIONAL
1 can Csrb NagneBa
| bale FobiA Seona
| bale TonqaA Beans
225 gross Long snd Taper Uoris
cases Maos
Sarssp&riils and RtuDarh Roo,
Csrboyg NAM.
md 9 KENT, PAInE l. co, Auct'rs
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TOUND-A ROLL or HvAkY which tho
IL owner can get by satisfactorily describing the
same and paying for this advertisement. Apply
Ut Capt ksnssy Johns cface, In Lees warehouse,
on the Dock, 70 fmh 6-3t"l J n PARKER.
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UNAWAY-t50 REWARD.-Runaway i-cu
II, the subscriber Ia Henr!co eoanty, my servant
EMiTH. Said negro ID abou! 30 yeas old, black.
polite when spoken to. He has lest part Of ono
ear Was purchased in Eichmpnd last January,
and csms from Fsguier county. ! will give the
above reward fcr his apprehension and delivery to
me- or hs confinement in All 10 that l get hinA
again JOIN 4lADBHY,
nh 9-3.A lat Aarkst,
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LOST, STRAYED, ~.

CTOLKN-VAIGH a reward Of so viii he
- paid for HE delivery Ct Gold w ATJH and
Vuet CAi!E which rss taken ir.C, a gent; eman's
pocket on Eriisy evening March b b It's Wstch
was sn opsu sGs ane. With god disl aud hands
four pair extra jewels ci.roaoueier balance. gold
lever, made by Join Gr.0s, No ; Gortha upton
Eauare, London No - 1908 the cap ,~xE
arsve6) made for Mitchell 4 Tyler Richmond, Va
Jewellers are requestsd 10 ssg this Watch il OF.
fersd for sale to them. The Bb3vc reward ill 10
"'vsn upon tie d livery of lie Watch AID Ias!o 10
o "9-l,. MITCHELL & IYLEG
0,TN'o EHWA&S ,g;ken src,n th- office
l of the Amen I'll aolss' 90 sIs sla shs,'' q
pair Of SADDLE siu,, wen VT. M>'a No, On
The insids Of each a,p, "Jsp.. Harrison, Charles
City Troop" The cou.euta are OF cer2 little value
bat the Saddle Bags trs much priEsi Ny rs owner
Tbs above reward will be psid or delivery Of
the article at tbs Gee Of he American Hotel.
iah Q -eod3th
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r AT MEETING OF THE COMMON
OOUHCIL or TH1 TOWN OF YRxDERICKS
BURG, hold at the Mayors Office on tie 10th day

Of January. 1863
On motion Of Mr. William A Little, l: WAS
LIST. kesoiued, That tho funds now being raised
by the voluntary contributions OF the army and
others for the relief Of tho citissns Of Rredsricks
burg who have suffered 80 severely BY the bonn
bardment and sacking Of the said town by the Ab-
oli.ien army, shall be received and disbursed ~
the following committee. this day appointed BY
said Council for that purpose, to wit: Montgomery
daughter, Mayor; William 4 Little. Recorder
James Bradley. John N Herndon, John @ Hur
kamp, and Gordon Wallace, any three Of whom
may act
collect from tho Richmond committee, and from al
other sources Of contribution, such funds ~ may
be received by said COMMITTEES in Richmond or be
contributed otherwise, and shall acknowledge By
publication In one Of the Richmond papers said
amounts from time to tine.
eopy-Teste
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w. HO1iCE The annual messing Of the
~ Fireneu and 6tocaf"itefs Of thu Ri il
MOED EixE ASSOuiA'cIOas ~si!i bs held rugeu-
at 10 aoj ,0Eh;lsni at t7o siii"e q tbs AssociA
tlon, on WECEEsDiv ths III March 1865. ST 5
eek Pm BY OrG5t.
NH So * T ugooEE. Sec'y
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r OSr-x25 sEWARD.-Loss, On Saturday
i evening, between the corner Of Monroe and
broad and S;h and Esrshall sig, my FOGE TT
BOOK, ccntaioin2 abou. one bundled dollars in
small no:as and my exemption papers. will pay
the abovo reward il isft at Mr. Jas Q Rne.ts gfoce-
~ store, co-Usr of 9Th aac EarshAli Ets.
NH g. ~ A CAROH
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nMR HUNDRED DOLLARS kEWARD.-
~ Stolen from the esijsncs Of K S BEDFORD, On
ID street, between Broad and arshsll, On Tuesday
night, the Sd inst, \ vs.y fine Gold Hunting Lever
three diamonds, with a lady's HIs Gold MICK
OHAIu attached On Ihs back III. diamonds arc In
tho shape Of . star, TIE maker name is Brett.
ling L94erich. Also, . VALVET PURSE with
steel beads around II, containing about 90 In Con.
above reward will be paid for tbs recovery OF tbs
watch. " II BEDFORD, OF Cottrsn + Go.
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Tc0Ux LOTS At RO0HETfS. ON BLOODY
Fun street, nearly opposite the Gas Works.
and THRKI LOTS on Church Hill ct the corner
Of 29th and Broad streets, HJR 6AL1 At AUG.
TIoN VIII b sold ct suction, on the premises,
In the ordsr advertised, on MONDAY, the 18th Of
March, ls6] commencing ct o'clock p n, four
valuable LOTS ocstsd - above, from ting liz feet
on the East line of Bloody Hun street. being the
same on oh formerly stood TO Old Ssam:ns
at the corner Of 29sh ard Broad streets. to be di.
vided into three lots Of 81 fsst by 32 feet. These
iota are beautifully located!
TERMS All cash or 0ns third cash; balance at
6 sud l2 months, for negotiable notes, interest
this year to be paid by the purchaser.
mig 0ODDIN APPIRSOn, Auct'ra
EIVD SNAIL BRIuK TEAENENTs IN
ID MANCHNafRR. on the West side Of Wads.
worth between Hall and Decatur streets. FOB
SALK AT AUOTION.-Wli be sold at suction,
1863 stt4 O'Clock p n, hvs small brick f-nsmsntS
located As above. Zach fronting about IL feet on
ths West side Of Wadswosth street, running back
Il ) feet to An alley.
TkRMs One third cash. the balance At and l2
months for negotiable notes. with interest added.
to be paid by the parchaser.
r OoK OUT POR TEE DEsHkTHR- $50 RE
IL WARD--The atovs ward will be paid for
sne arrest Of private ALEXANDRA MARX, who
deserted bis company snd regiment near Freder
ieksburg, On the lith January le63: Said Marx II
six feet two i1ches high. complexion light. blue
eyes, light hair, and face pcckmarked. lie Ia sup
posed TO be making htss.Ay to Charleston, q O. to
enlis: In the Naval service. Commanders of tie
Naval service are for hidden TO enlist him. a. he ~
q dsssstsr ffom my company -
1t Coming Go l, 9Th Va Infantry.
Frederick sburg, Va, March LIST, 1863.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

g UBSTITUrH WANrxD.- ror Z msn over IS,
y end a native TO 50 In one OF tie batteries
around E. W., very liberal price will be psil -
Ipp!y At Minnis + us;issY. 20 2i7 Maia street.
y
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CTRAYED - From my residence IN Rockets, on
- Tuesday, the Sd inst, = small white cow,
with blue spots her side and neck, and crook ed
horns. ehe war giving milk when sbe left re-
ward Of IS viii be given for he's delivery 10 me.
NH 9-3t@ AILKs MCMAHON, Rockets
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EHTRAY LUWS.- Game to the residence OF tho
IL .ubscribsr. this week, two COWS. The owners
will please come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
nh 7-3t< &c Taurus, Agent.
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CUssTITUTk WANTED-over 45 years OF sac;
kf ops SL. csr co13s we'll recommended libt.
rsl price will bs pAa, Aadrs.s N g." st thi, Of
hce Mh d it,
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rUHsTITUTS WANTE0--F0r the war. FOR
u,sn cot Liable t. military duty and over Is
Years O., age iIbsra! price will bs paid. Cell At
z BLAIR & cos
Corner of ,,aih snI easy Streets.
ubv-s, Richmond. Va
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An Us EM ENrA,

= For particulars sse small bills
0Box Office now open. whsro ses,s and bolm
may be secured
foors opsn At quarter to seven. Performsna
viii commence quarter 20 eight O'Clock prscissiy
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Expedition to Franklin.

An expedition started out from this
city late Friday evening, TO make an ex-
cursion In the direction of Franklin.
The expedition consisted Of several reg
iments Of Infantry and some Artillery,
and was led by the LIST Tennessee CavAl-
ny, commanded by Col RoBERT JOHNSON.
The forces, the first night out, got on the
wrong road, aud had to retrace their
steps. Yesterday the 1st Tennessee
Cavalry made dash into Franklin and
took the town. There was some two
hundred of the enemy in town at the
time, and they fred on our men, one msn
named JAMES II. SHNNERBuRY, private
in squadron G, was killed, aud nobody
wounded. Our men captured Captain
PRYoR II. HAERIs, Brigade Quartermas-
ter to Gen. STARNE's brigade, one man
named Brakes, private. STARNE's
brigade, consisting of four regiments,
was encamped about mile from town,
and their camp fires were visible on the
Columbia pike. There were 10000 men
under WHEELER, WHARTON and Foster
encampad about Eve miles from Frank
lin. There being other things on
hand, the expedition was recalled, and
the 1st Tennessee Cavalry returned 10
their camp in this city last evening, de-
posting their prisoners in the Peniten-
tiary. FELIX.
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We have had considerable diff
Guilty for some weeks in supplying
the demand for the UNION. We
need much faster press than we
run at present, and if the public
increase their patronage as gener-
odsly as they have done for some
time past, we shall soon be able to
supply the deficiency,
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We find the following in the N.
Y. Tribune ofthe 26th inst:

Y. Tribune ofthe 26th inst:
GEN. RosEoRANs ON CoHPrRHrADs-
Gen. Rosecrans is Democrat. Ia con-
versation which Mr.. Sessions, of Column
bus, o., had with that officer at Murfrees-
boro, since the battle, Gen. Rosccrans
said:
We Of the North did not fully under
stand the enemy we had TO deal with !;
they fight like demons, disreg flags
of truce and all laws Of civilized warfare,
forcing boys into the army, as the many
wounded and dead boys showed. Why,
he said, Bragg sent in flag of truce, and
his men captured fifty prisoners immedi-
ately behind il, and being demonstrated
with, jurtilied himself after considering
upon it fivs days His condemnation Of
the Peace Democrats was scathing. He
says they will lick the boots of these
Southern thieves and liars WAC will turn
around and kick them; they mean fight,
fight, fight, aud we can never conquer
except by fighting in earnest, expecting
to lose many valuable men.
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We were gratified to hear the
other day that Judge TRloo, our
new U. S. District Judge, is ex-
pected to arrive in this city short
ly. We trust that the report is
correct. We are sure that he
could be of great service in ad-
vancing the loyal cause here, and
giving stability to a society which
has suffered so much from the alb
sence of civil authority, and the
irregularities and commissions in
cident to such a state Of things
There is much preparatory labor
to perform in his Office, and the
sooner it is done the better 1t
would encourage cur loyal people,
and discourage the disloyal, to see
indications Of the restoration of the
Federal Courts, in the presence of
their new Federal Judge. Let
him come. He is needed. The
harvest is ripening for his sickle.
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asa, 18th street, washington, ID. @.


HAVING been chiefly engaged, for many years,
Il Il in executing the law Of Congress that provides
payment for boats Of every kind, well as for
horses, mules, oxen, wagons, carts, etc lost while
In the service Of tho United states, by improvement
or contract, and also for the lost horses Of Army
eucers, Is now devotng himself almost exclusively
70 the collection Of such claims against the Govern
mcnt
TESTIMONIALS.
eve are well acquainted with Mr. Worthlngton
and cheerfully testify that W. know no Agent In
Washington on whom claimants can more confident.
ly rely than ON him, 10 conduct their business with
integrity capacity, aud zeal
Sig % BY Hon. d. Mcpherson, Asst Sol U s.
Court OF Claims Washington, D. O.
Rev. smith Pync, d. o., Washington, b @.
Hon g. d, Calvert, House II Representatives.,
Washington, D. q.
COL WIN. D. Raadolpb, ca. Ga U. 8. Treasuror,s
once Washington d. q.
u cordially endorse The tee imouials u Air
George D. MOlthngtun, as Agent Tor MllftsTy Claims
and commend him 90 the liberal patronage n All
who need an efficient, Hind, aud Trustworthy man
"a transact the important duties in which he has
engaged" signed BY
NJ, Rey T. 81 Clark Bishop Of II. /.
go e We fully endorse tho testimo.
malls Of Mr. g. ,, NorthinEi0n, md cordially refer
any one who has claims against tho United States 10
tuostantiate, 20 bis udyof tsoment. Signed by
MAJ Cen. A, y. Burnside. Com. Dept A. C.
Cen. Rufus King, commanding Division
Cen. n. W Johnson, Kentucky.
feb
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Governor STANLEY of North
Carolina has resigned his Office,
much to the delight Of the loyal
men. He has been a stumbling
block in their paths.
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To Correspondents.

We have a large mass of com
munications which we are com.
PEELED to lay over for tho present.
Correspondents must be patient,
and bide their time.
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Sherif's Sale.

IN virtue o. an alias Ncndliloni EHponas 70 me g.
- recied ami delivered from she Honorable Clrcuit
Court 81 davidson County, Tennessee, ~ is june
term 1909 vi expose 20 public sale % The highest
bildsr ior cash, AZ the Court House yard 10 the city
OF Nashville on Monday, the 23d day of February,
1868, all tbs right tile claim, interest rnd estate,
which a > huFEina then had, or may have since
acquired IN and 10 the following described properly,
stones river IN district No B. 70 miles from NASH
VILE, iormery tnown AZ John Hugdns lapd, bound
"a on me taat by Miss II. A. Higgins land on the
Eouih ~ the Ian u " Coo X. kmbro and Colfor W.
bugs Also another tract containing 80 or 90 acres.
p unAod on the Norih aud Hast ~ I. laatipman and
Marx hideyi aud on The Wcst BY stones river levi
% pn % the properly Of A. Higgins, 70 tatsy AZ
eAtcll On against A, Hugginl hud q. W. Charlton,
Ia favor Of Cunningham.
N. HINTON, sheriff
~ j. H. bpcaANANi DIS jane WI
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NOTICEl
notice.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 30th 1903
John Q. SKINNER, or sp DIVISION, iTrH
y Brigade, 18Th Regiment Ky Volunteers, Company
p was IN General Hos ital, near Nashville on jan
llth as he stated In a letter TO his mother lie wss
wounded In tho right leg, and was not expected 70
live. His mother has been IN the City OF Nashville
four days selrchtng for him Any OF tho Onieera OF
tho 10Th Ny, or any other person, who may have
any knowledge Of him, would confar a great favor by
sending me word at Mrs. Cockrilrs Hotel, near the
Louisville Car Depot, aad will be amply rewarded
lie FIRST en- 'stod In Louisville under Capt PIONEER
and Afterwards under Capt Taylor, Of sholbyvnlo.
Jan5l-lt JULIANA SKINNER.
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A Ere occurred in Cincinnati on the
9Th inst, which destroyed the large pork
house Of Messrs. Evans & Gains, inyolY-
ing that firm in the loss Of sIO6, 600
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DANCING.

MIR. GOODWIN has the honor to announces to the
vi citizens Of Nashville, that his secont session
will commence on Saturdar, the IA, at o'clock, p
NJ, at hirkman's Hall, corner Of SIMMER and Union
streets. class for lunng gentlemen will open on
Monday evening. at O'Clock, p M. A correct and
fob 3-lwr
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CHEWING TOBACCO
A FINE LOT JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
d South nInrlrot sAr.nt-
WANTED TO RENT,

A GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE WITH FROM
n six 70 eight rocms-flrnished one pre6rrod-if
the furniture Is good, ID will be either Laced OF
bought Apply at onleo Of Br0yost Board, No. 40
Cherry street Jan 22-iw.
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CHATTANOOGA EVACUATED

~ i 4 ILIN IIOIN
Soldiers, Citizens and Suffers, Fall In
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM LOUISVILLE
Al with large assortment Of Family Groceries
and Notions, such as Teas, Codces, sugar, Syrup
bacco Cigars, canned Fruits OF all sorts Roots and
Shoes, Socks and Gloves Headles, Thread Pins, Sta
tonery, sc. am prepared 10 supply your wants az
the cheapest rates for cash
Sa- Don't forget the place-Church street, FIRST
door East OF Chattanooga Depot
JanSi-lmt HARRY H. THoRNBERG.
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NOTICEi

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNEssEF1
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3Oih, 1868. !
AN ELECTION WILL BIZ HELD AT THIS
"A BANK, On ArsDAY, the 2nd Of March next, for
I!even Directors TO serve the ensuing year
JanO I'm ID. WEAVER, Cashisr.
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ANDERSON CAVALRY.

CAMP WARD" JAN. 3Oth, 1858.
A Ii members or THE ANDERSON CAV.
"A AIRY not detailed BY orders from tho Depart.
ment Headquarters, will report At Camp without
delay. BY order Of
A. VEIN,
Jan3l-2tf Capt Comdg. 18th Penn. Cav.
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NOTICEl
TO Suffers AND OTHERS.

our STORE HAVING BEAN TAKEN ron
~ Hosp tai. Goods oons gnoi % our care cannot
be received BY Us. NORRIS 4 sTRATTOR.
NASHVILLE Jan. 2olh, lS03. fJan3O-2w
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ALL THE OLD FAvoR1rmsi