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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-05
Publication Notice.
John knight. Plaintiff, J


David E Pollett, Defendant. \
nAVID E. TOILET =, whose residence is un-
II SHOWN, is hereby n titled that action has
been c"mmenced against him by the above
ed plaintiff, in the District Court of Lyon county
in the State of Kansas, upon petition filed in
the Office of the Clerk of said Court, at Emporir,
in said county. on the Odd day "f July, 1863, to
recov the of 1921 .OS, with interest on 5000
from the 2hd day of Novembe 1857. at the rate of
so per cent. per annum; and also to foreclose IA
mortgage, bearing date on the Odd day If Novem-
Der, 1857, executed by the said defendant 10 the
plain iff. To secure the payment of the said $500,
with the interest as aforesaid according To tn.
terms OF the pTomlssOry note mentio med in said
mortgage, and bearing even dat tn erewith, exc
cuted by the attendant tn the plaintiff payable
one year after date. The land to be affect by
said foreclosure, Is described in said mortgage
the southeast quarter of section twenty-e eight (2S)
in township nineteen 49, of range thirteen U3) /,
east of the sixth principal meridian, and is stu
atcd in Lyon county. The petition prays for a
sale of the mOrtgaged premises; that the defend
ant be barred of all equity If redemption therein
that the proceeds of the sale be applied to the
/ payment of the aforesaid, with interest as
af,resaid also to pay $50 attorneys fee for fore
closure, and to the costs the action; that the
defendant may be adiudged to pay any deficiency
that may remain after applying tn proceeds
of the sale, and that plaintiff have execution
therefor and for such other and further relief rs
may be equitable and necessary. The defendant
IS required to answer the said petition or be-
fore the 10th day of October, 1863.
CHARLES CHADWICK.
| Attorney for Plaintiff, Lawrence, Kansas.
! Attest: P h Hunt, Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-05

IL eHaNNtN = o--A..StNl ms 1fl.illt- ,
august 22d 100, So Si0.St
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
rice with IIrmmer and Teller $40
ordinr.

corning.
1t forms fat ever and eltstc seam whish
warranted not 10 r = III " ear. even IT The
seam II cut at tr'q ent interyain. and ais"
under all Z rcum,ta ces ito .urvlye the wash
tuh.n
A paten ed dav'ce of great utility to learn
ers. p event, the p"ss hl'ty o. the mach c
beng ran in the wrong direct ON, r the bal
ancr wheel wearnga lady's dress.
Another eature which desc, ve> particular
u t,nt on is the w ilcox Patent Needle. winch
cAnint / Z set wrong.
Il, j. emrha.ically T." good, low rricso
Family >.wi y Mach ne that the putt h We
ION. been v. it ng ior -Boton Ira"Scrp.
1t is indeed ~onde.fn pl"daclinn. and
for tam j. l.. esI ecia ", IA" Other will bear
an. ca 'ar. son Wit it'-Phii Eue. JcufnaI
"A msctancai wonder.':- SCI. ntlfc Amsr.
lean
"Amsrg the best and most serviceable
sew Nc Mach mes, Light aud e.esantiy hn-
Isl 81, and ST. simple IN tx con true; on, that
1t seems AIN. AT impossible tor 1t to get cut
"i repair" P,tt& uyg 'h'"nnle
"ua- comb ned W III its own eculiar mer-
t. all The rea ly valuable Improvements o,
the hiy Ell rictd mach mes. -Pennsyironian.
III ma, h ne. IN The opinion, OF the ., AL
mirt.e fiji. more nearly tie requirements 81
|. perfect l. III IL machine than amy On exhi
l. o. F,amkli" Institute EaktIittn Re-
lotf 1858.
+" AKIN no ,onside' ton mp city. chear.
n s , d rub ty. and doing ali wo K, the com.
m.ttee were unanimously in favor OF vii G. x
y tiiLb-'. IA a sEglc thre ID machire.-
Pennsyr,na State Agr,. utiural Socretys r..
pou
We must in ,-t;co, express orr comb
,lence IN the merl y III the illc.x & G biz,
CIV ny Machine. We consider hat .rea,
dos derat m has been suppl Ell by it, in prov
in hey nd Doubt. that tvs" threa1> are not.
Ms wa, surp~, d. Necessary t" good ma
June2l. 1880
the stitch ny found to retn II the o nd
admired at first" Nev York sun
IN prime. pie it Is pcriect."-Engineer,
ia, dan
Has evident nointa If AZ, er.ori'y over ull
others Philadelphia Pes. a.
"A serv'ceable machine. OF this VIC have ex
per-nre in "nr"wn family DO ton Traveller
The baanrv and simplicity OF It's mechan.
ism arc adm rahle - Express
mo Sew ng Machine hrret' fore introduced
has. in 50 short mo. n.q.'ir'' such well
mer,t tod rapularty - inti4nati Gazette
we esecm i the best ma. hnn tor. tamil,
, ,,~r. The tie I'll h is u"e1eept;onohe '-S'sn-
ed bv n.an. buudrrh g, zra- ot Philadelphia
a. SEND FORA CIRCULAR. -G3
JAMES WILCOX, Manu- acturer.
146v4y1) SOB Broadway, N. Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
FOR INSTANCE:

fon F,Fr IN DOLLARS. We forward, nicely
ca'red ard pa, kcd m 9, cd order the fellow
ing emo, nous quaint " of Jeweiry, equal n
'ini>h TO any p ated Cod. and not (" b. rec
og" sed from Gold osy Iy the hyng f
&C d.:
I Set Enameled VT Chains: 2 PLAIN
Fnrent no Pms: I Ear r ngs to match:
Twist Wire PINS: Ear rings to m tch:
p ain Pins; E.r Rugs t" match; rs nd -
Rugs. Do esH-ar and a vnr.et, o. nat
terms; 81 Union Emb ems; so Sc"rfp,n PIN
and Imitation Coral: Lnrb e ass Lockets,
og n.-tu, ned: 6 Box II d Gia~ Pins tor p"r.
trait on ha r; - assorted Locke. Heat AZ d
shell Chnrms, and Band Bracelets: ali or
F tteen Dollars A collection o. tbs kind,
when aced IN ,he hands of anv one If or.
dina,v intelligence. orgn retail for at east
One Hundred Dollar ala .
catalogues. containing full info, mat on
and Prcer OF Gn"d>. can he obtained IN
annlicarion. O'ders lu MAIL TekgroIk or
cypress ,fsp'dtu'ly solicited
SALISBURY R $. & o..
a. prrranse y 81 Wcy base. ST..
ss7~<nsl Pz1vlpSNcs,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
tlNKL,E 4 lyon )
Se'Uing
H &c \ rs,

THESE Machines nude the lock .st,.,
alike on both sides and use Ie,s tina, hale
the thread and silk that the 81 gle or donb's
thread 'oop-stitch Ma chimes do; will Hon,
Eel Gather, Cord: Braid, Bind, &C., and are
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma.
CT Ine m use to the frequent changes and
great variety Observing required in family.
for they II sew from one to twenty thick.
nesses OF MarSei les without stopping, and
make every stitch perfect. or from the ;tuost
"auzc to the heaviest beaver 9th, or oven
the stoutest harness leather. " th,ut chano.
my the feed, needle. or tension, % making
any adjustment of Machine whatoyer IN !
They arc simple in construction, d e,,.
lily understood; and if any part is brokon bv
accident il is read ly replaced.
Tie are PECULIAR FACTS, und will q, far
!" detor'n ne the choice OF any intelligent
buyer.
PlEAE Gail AND Ex,Mtxc, GA srsp ,oa
,1HcrLAR.
N q. Local Agents wanted in soo.;on,
'ot,et oc upied. Address.
FINKLE & LYON :. NJ Co..
NJ, o3S Broadway, Nov York.
n4ev4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
PROFESSOR lie BIG;

and e ves the essential fnl strength and 4"
,ir on Fl ,v.r CT OLD COR ERN MENI
JAVA COFFEE. which i the only u ,ult
Cn'iee u-> n II. ore ,,rt-'oi. ti.It AS
"' hat c"tic quality VIII ch % sad. dam
ages the nervous system in the e Of even
the best grades OF utfee as ord nariIy pre-
Jared.
o. II gives the essential tonic and liuratc
a'rmrntS of D ,nd-'inn, witho t the ''herhv. ,
coarse taste o disgusting, an vet al ays
ound n the n.i 4arv DanheIi"n Coffee.
1t - known t. I'll acquainted with chcm;s
Try. Il AT the essence ol or VIII teye1
na,re may he given it. when lrrler'y and
scicnt tiralls oct:.in, d fem Il, herb or plnrt
lar fs,rent ,rtirle ir'm that prml'lr. d /, ,
putting that plant INTO wafer and boiling
"rr-le, III ,t,ng ii e escape"t the most ex
gust AMI re1nahl- It eng h and leaving the
Goa, e and earthly drug precipitated Or il"
ISOLATION.
80 this proreration combines the exq ris'te
Al. MI ot the vi off .e with The ghrsr
..-s,n al exrr;lrncr Of the most choice Dan
de, n vel ling Il Q spir " tn NJ the gross
.r ca. tl Y bod OF b tn; thereby ayo d ~
the de etrriou. eFcc Is vi both and becom NJ
| AZ the saline time
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
q 2. h 0 At uk'S

Gel BRATn
GOLDEN AROMATIC BUFFERS
they Strengthen and inyigorate the
system aud eli, en- the mind.
MORTON'S B!TTERS 49,!
Cu'c thron Darrho, and B.rodv Flux.
MOTIONS B!TTERS!!!
Gu Dyspepsia and Cops, patton.
MORToN'S BITE RS!!!
Create a Healthy Appel te; are an ant. dots
to Change Of Water and Diet.
MORTONS BITTERS!!!
Overcome Dissipation and Late Hours
MORTON'> BITTERS!!!
'ure Liver tomp'a mt and Nervous F!euds che
Rr Ms BlTTEki!!!
ura Cholera and Oh lcra NL,rbus: n~e
sure Prevent We If intermittent Fevcrs
MORTON'S BlTTER'S!!!
Cure Janndice Night Sweats and Seminal
Weakness.
MoRTON'S r TTERS!!!
Are Tonic and Arom ia combined purely
vegetable and made fr m the cha' cext
Roots. Is ,rk~ and H.rhs They are
particularly edansed to Weakly
persons rsqHirin. gentle
s,mnlant
Sola by Al Dr"eeists, Graser.,
Hotels end Saloons.
MANUFACTURED soLELYB
WALTER D. M0RT1V,
Noton's StoHghtrn Wiae Btess,
By Bottle or ON Draught
Address MORTON 2iiARYEY.
Sole nropri stors. IS Dsa bon ,sreat
r. u 70 is4O Chicago III.
n9Svi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

Il ATE Iowa. Howard oHnty S. s - To
- Norris Gpfchr, Sir:
YOU will '.e.ae take notice that thor. !,
now o, lie in tie ,tfi.e ct thc G Elk of the
Dit g c urt n Toward oun,v Il portion
r. p vi rh"ll cla ming of Won the -rm Of
one thorsand dollars ~ justly due h m from
vor as damages VIII ch he has snsta,uac Nv
r"ason Of tails an S'lndnrnu< re,,o t. VIII h
vo1 ha,o ntt"rd and rnhl;s shed If and can
e~r1;n~ him AMI that unless Won nrncar and
{ Il on nr efo"e noon of tie seco q fnv
- ~" ncz' term Of aid COURT tn lie held on
/ !" Eft NJ n Ivy If er the bird on Ia, IN
"0'osiF'"r 1853 WOW dc'nn1t VII he taken
F'd iHd-em"nt 'enaer"d ng inst yoa f r
Sc .,hn'n anlo nj '"cs|h"r with costs % >ri'
JOHN 7. CLARK, Plat.fs. Atty. In46t4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
HOWARD = nfI.,Tl0t|
PHILADELPHIA.

4 "rn.ro,ent Tns;tn,;on est " sh"d hu so. in
End, rm.nf for TIE r.t'of of III 1ek I'D MS
trrss d. nRictrd wi'h Tirnl-ot n"d En;Iom;,
diS~s.e and esn~c;olp for the Cure Of Diseases
.f,1o S,rnni Dreams @
"EDI Al. ADVICE g;von TRAITS NV the
1'a Acting Surgeon. :" a who arn Nv 'ct-
tor w:th dnscr' ntion Of th ir c."A ton (are
nrcnrnt on. hn'its of'if". &c..l ard ~ "a-"s nr
extromc POVERTY Medic MES furnished fire.. or
cbnrr.
v.ITAR, EREnOprS on srorr atnrhcca
a n "t' ~ l,Sna - AZ The ~ex"'l ""gars and
on H.. new rcmedies ~nv owed n ~ Osnens
or~. sent I'm tho al ct~d N .er'od '"tter e,
900 ca f-oe cf charge Two nr three stanns
Gov ,,nstno 90 wiz ho r"ertalle
Ad,r"s. nR >KLLIN Hn"G1IrON.
Artr" S"rc,cn. Howard 4 SOC a';"r N" 2
co"th Ninth Str~et. Philadelphia, Pa Ry
order Of tho D'-ectnr. 80
FZRAD HA9TwErT. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary, Wall,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
Pref. 0. J, Woods
lair REST0F
P If. q, J. Woods
1AIn RESTDR ATIVF,

IT .lso prevents the Hair from Incoming
unhealthy aud falling "f. and canses t to
grnw a,.5 III OK IN here it j. 20 ~, nv res,-
sc ta' ug the organs necessary to supply
nu,, n,ort and c,'or'ng ~ ,ttor
fh. sand If sid cps in tho Army hive
fesr fi.d 20 the above who h 4 hcc' IN" gray
and lo-tIthoir Hui' nv sickness. chan @ Of
3! mate. and inattent.on. while per %, ming
canr duty
As - restorative and DreA ~ing.'t has NJ"
eqnal m3ov4vl]
sold by Dr. ]. Clemmer. New Oregon,
and BY II, Sssvil, Ckisass uk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
~21REsTcN STORE.

+. TApFF D,a'"r IN DIV Good. Cro
r e. iots "rl "nne Boots aod Shoes. GO II.
''v. HH"awar-. G'o.hing. B. ks, Millinery
ca' other 30 .ds.
W >rrn Al kinds ~ c~rn',v no %. N
fErhnn.e FOR goods o. .a.h To,-yi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

vENHE DOrGLAS !EN0RTAL-Thr D -
rplnna of Membership -f III l.. s
lunumeut 4 -.uc;ati"n beautifully en- ra,er
on steel about nine hv twelve nrhes HiIHrn
sons j. new r-.Iv Tor Il str button To the
suhsc' her to he mon m"nt fund. T" Al
rerson~ tn-wr"a' ny I" the ~ ocn'io 81. o.
u" more WI he sent on, al these diploma
prorpr " executed.
tn r0ntr hn ors N the SIM Of 50 or more.
will be furnished q attn tnu-ly hes 9es the
D'n'oira 81 hntlft' nj mpn~:al size .tnnl IN
9 av'ng "f I"-gn DOUGLAS p by II ncles.
rul-l Cd hv ,.ar>h. t W. & o.
cont, hutors N the sum "f 81 90 w;l' he
como ! IL members If the Dor las N"n" nan'
Association in TN" sun Of $50 10 honorary
If NOAH rs. ard in N SIN {" 500 10 hon.
nrarv lie members nf h BOARD { Tru tnns
Io.,. receiver aud collectors f'r contrihn.
ton. are being ,r'hrr' znd n the 'oval states
P,mnhlcts AID rrcn|ar. cort,i in. the or.
gan at, n. corst tuition hy ] W. and the ~.
rcal ct the as~o";aion. W Il he sent 20 all VIII.
wi forward their address
Communications should he directed to tho
| '.Sar, n'ar. nn""'as Monument Assoc lat on
Oh: cago ll'lnris''
WALT"p r Scars rrns
LEONARD W VoLK. Getty Inl3,4n3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
Al oTl"E II gard Coun,n Jovo.

oFl"E.-H gard County, Iova
Thns,' who have snh>r'l,eIi i, thi. Co.
la d Of the Roman Cath 9ir Ckr,ch in
rn'lrse ~ cons rnct'on ~ Ve"no- Sr,'nr. arr
herehv in'ormad +hat'he subscription IA
ner~ INV be found ~ the >tor a. uess.s
StrotherS Krkrat,irk who ne n~thor'zod
TO receive ravmrnt from Subscribers and
donations in aid If the hr"ch
SOHX Z. Long, Trustee.
A9Rf Suly 2ad 1855.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

hrc use of .ts great Tonic aud Dinretic quail.
lies:
The simple fact that the rrcpa, at on is
n IN Bar II ,.e.h =. " i comnri,d 1T to the
at,-n, =. the ec.entlffc n i parts # the
q ilItrN. VII, g the -e ol 1t will at once and
PEI mani prove to tn" masses every wlle,e
tnat it Is t"e long needed dos drlatlm-ln
IT. way.
The mmens" popularity Of this Cofs in
the I'D Auf.d $ an ea,nc.: ,ha. its ne and
popular " in Amcr.c ca is bound to become
ca ,iilciL " dc
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in ip.ai 10 Ihe matter, il that
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
''NAi THE BEST NAN WiN.n


The Peoples P;o'i ion Company
''av" this dav established their East India
& # r",i rs ca ows.
>inr'e poun1s * c,u's.
Screen pnnn/s dOila"
p 80 nd h,''' >"ra free on boat or K. Il.
ON CO " AZ So
For ale ~ y 0r"'sg"nNrnVv. ~ tho above
atCS Be SURE hat v",, " ak Tor ani get
p L COS FAST INDl iOFFEE.
ha- Fink L7'pl AK any e~ncer for il
1t - c-r'c Ally VAN hv Dvsrot;rs. and
pe y ms utler;nc W IT, 4 -en> = of hr lvr> and
d""vS l. 20" res hn' o." ha a. IN, Oh ~
wv "th"r = le' A svo.d aud
IA THE CHEAPEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD
AL o. ~ &" Rows tn PEOPLES PSO
VISION Co. EOS G. on" c', S""nt. y an
"n"n~r rq-S ~ six 26S 6 ccnw;ch s
y. T., Aug LIST 1873.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
1t U,ss less than O.d.nary Gree II
Coffee

AID it rcqnirs less than half the guam
i'v to give the Same degree Of Strength
II ii. use proves it at 30 ems a
,"un'l t" 'e ch-aIer than Maricabo
g ff'e u, Is cents p ind.
n ally packed in pound pa.
pcrs with fuIl III ,ruclions for
- e on each labe ill SIXTY
POUND B xrs. Price, 80 cents
per pound A liberal disc unit
to the ra,le.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
pRuv,sI n Co., 2os Greenwich
;, r'pf. y, TO whom all orders
II a, hr addre sSed.
Sold by wholesale Grocers and
D4usgists- [n46v4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

: III by Nil Nrugj,t~.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28

they could obtain transportation for it on
their vessels Of war from any Confederate
port, inasmuch as itwould be bona fide British
property, and in any event the holders Of the
transfer wonld have a certain secdrity.
Mr. Menmnger says that under the act Of
Congress authorizing him to accept produce
in exchange for bonds, he has procured con.
aiii5it wfiici is atored on p!anta-
lions or warehouses. lie sends a copy of one
.of the certificates taken for the cotton. Those
certificates ii is proposed to offer for sale in
Europe. They would give to the purchaser
an absolute right to the particular lotof cotton,
with the privilege OF shipping the same.
Whether this correspondence is genuine or
not we cannot say. 1t is hardly probable
that the Yankees could have hatclied up such
mass OF correspondence bearing an Official
face and import 1t is supposed to have been
found on the person Of Major SAUNDERS who
attempted to run the blockade from Charleston.
not long since, in snal schooner, and was
captured by the Federals.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28
Naval Intellipenoe.

Tho Charleston Mercury Of the 23d gives tie
following ilems ofinterest relating to our naval
operations: H.i...L
The British screw steamer Calypso Captain
Hudson, from BRISTOL England via Madeira
and Nassau, arrived here yesterday morning
She left Bristol On the 10th December, Ma
deira on tha 10Th, aud Nassau on the 18th inst.
She brings q valuable general cargo. The
Calypso was chased near Funchal by the Yam
kee gunboat Tuscarora, which fred ut l:0r, but
did not succeed in oyerhauling her. The
British steam propeller Thistle, left Nassau
the day beiofc the Calypso sai!sd The
steamers Nina, Nicholas lst, Gladiator Douro,
and Flora, wore left at Nassau; also the Eng
lish war vessels Galatea, Stromb6li, and Bar.
racCuta. The British steamer lIaveloek had
bceu ashore at Anegadu and was towed of
by tho steamer Thistle. She was az 81 Thomas
repairing her rudder.
AS the Calypso camo in, her crew counted
eleven bloclSading vessels of our bar.
The schooner Swift, Captain Threadcrait
from Nassau, arrives at Confederate port On
Wednesday. She brings a cargo Of salt and
some other articles The Swift. On nearing
the coast, passed a number Of Federal vessels,
anG on Tuesday night ran within q few hun
dred yards Of several of them The night was
dark and stormy, aud The blockaders did not
see her She ~ y handsome craft, and was
purchased by her present owners for the
Nassau trade
Tho schooner Storm Bird, frorn Savannah for
Nassau, with cargo 81 cotton, had been
wrecked on a reef while on her voyage ont
Her crew was saved and also portion Of her
cetton
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28
Exchanee Nuticc. No.4.

AicnMoAp, Va Jan. IL, 1863,
N The following oflicern and men have Ecen duly *.
changed, aud Bie hereby 50 declared;
H. All officers apd men captured III Kepincky.
Tennessee Alabama, Misaisgl ipi Georgia, Florida
and Soo h Carolina. np 70 DC. 10th 1854.
2. All officers and men cQplgrcd N Missouri, Kan.
sas New Mexico, Arizona, AfRanaas, ana Louisiana,
up 70 lahuary Vt, 1868,
s. The two foregoing soctitns apply not only 10
officers and men OF the Confederate scf,lce bat alao
20 all persons captured N arms or hOstllo army
against The United States, whatever may have been
The character Of The military organization n which
they were attached aud whatever may have been no
terms ot The paroles given BY them. II any ave ia
Federal prsoga they ore 10 be Immediately released
md delivered 70 The Confederate authoritiea.
A. al Confederate officers and men who have
been delIyeredat City Point up 70 Jannary Gh, 1853.
q, Al Confederate OfncoF aud men who lave
been delivered ~ Vicksbuhg up 70 December 2Jd.
1862, aud iaclndinf said date, e'
g. 4 u paloed Confederate 01lcem nnd men 10
cciptcd Tor 81 ViekSnTg ~ y ps-emlef ISL, ls62
aud including said date,
Y Al Confederate eillcet8 and mcataplhitd and
pafgled a ~ fredericksburg, Va ~ December, Beg.
., Other miscellaneous aud minor exchanged, of
which thc appropriate olicem Will be duly Informed
ROBERT OULD
anll-Ot Agent Oi Exchange.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28
: / No. 2 No,I3 Mo. q Mo. Is BIO II Mo
THREE vIOLETs.
BYHM FLASH.

RYE. Il. FLASH,
W walked in the garden, she and l.
As fair a maiden as ever was seen,
With form like poet sees in his sleep,
And face like Pfoseopne.
And the enyous yiolets hid in the leaves,
Peeped up in her eyes as she passed,
And the roses thought the Queen Of the flowers
Had come to their court at last
She looked so pure, and she looked 80 sweet,
That--forgve me, 0 virgin mother in Heaven
felt as though c ould kneel at her feet.
To have my sins forgiven.
And plucked three violets from the stems,
And sighing, handed the buds to her,
And the romance, asleep in my heart
Began to wake and stir.
She took the vdets from my hand
With her delicate, dainty fnger-tlps,
That seem as though they borrowed their hue,
From the red Of her rosebud lips.
And two OF the flowers she put TO sleep,
In her pure young bosom--n peace to rest
And thethlrd ather throat, where only the ripple'
Game up from the heave Of her breast
And thought as looked at that tender flower
or the Peri, whose error was unfsrgiFen,
Who sits in her b auty all alone,
At the sapphire gates Of Heaven.
And know the two in her virgin breast,
viii never awake, but die in their sleep,
While the other will linger awhile on earth,
To watch, and perchance to weep.
But better to die on the breast Of love,
Like those happy cnamoured flowers,
Than live to weep at the joys you have lost,
In thNdesolate world Of ours.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28

LlNNHbUNV, Y 4,
(IOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE The undersigned
~ have associated themselves together under the
style and firm of B0NDURANT& 4 MATTHIAS, for
the purpose Of conducting the GROCERY AND CON
MISSION BUSINESS, in lynohburg, Va.
We shall keep constantly on hand as large and
well selected Stock of GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS as can be Obtained, and will spare no
pains 10 serve our customers at all times.
Conducting the business on The CASH nrinciple
we will be enabled 10 ofley inducements 20 city ana
country purchasers, ei,her by wholesale or retail
ConsgnmeHts Of Flour, Wheat Corn and a other
country produce solicited and prompt returns in l
cases as soon as sales are ma G.,
Manufactured aud Smoking Tobacco and Stuff OF
all grades always on hand.
We solicit share of the public patronage.
J. u, B0NDURANT,
deel7.6m JAMES MATTHIAS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28
AxaminatiOns Of Ap. Ilrants

For The appointments Of Artillery officers for 1,
nance doty, will, in accordance with paragr, n
1eneial onlsr, No, So be held near the head ii
'eis oi HeA' bfagg beginning on Jan, 20th
Applicants Tor the appointincnt Of lieutenant !,
be examined IN English. Arithmetic ana Ord1m
as contained m the Field Ordnanea Manual
Applicants Tor the 0ppoin tment OF Captam will
examined, IN addition TO the above suhlects. in
elements Of Algebra, Plane riigonometiy, Mccl
lcs aud Chemistry applied 10 ordnance
The candida os for examination win address ii
application TO nc General commanding. When
proved, they viii be flee with tbo Chief Of Ordna,
oil lhe army corps w. LEROY BRoUN,
jsnl6-l7t It, Col. on Orlranee dni,