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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-13

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isr1 wifh Arr A. fszssF-NFRaT ronrt>S.-,s-
HOUSE. a. Tie ci5 sand 81 Sirr,leS a &c., ~
eolicits consr-nfrt. ~ Sr-r~ 49, -
NerrhEndize anf T,roaare rrrr-nrr- m, -, -
dnce ~ hirhesf nrnrtsr rrfrr- rrfrns - 49, !.
weights and delivery nri - 1r---,,.-r -. ~
cherks ~ cree = III ca eS-rfl.t.s - - - II
f1~l-- II t-s answered e1 erten1ed ratrr rrl-e
whith - years er-irrirrr- m A. ----frs 80 -
press-t nerersfd f1ii'irs prepares 70 ue<f VIA
Literal a1Fanccs On -.y 1r11unf n Pro1ncr in had
Algars Cnf tard ke.ry SIX n ra-.-lr-----f
and SrlrFinr TOBACCO. wa-rantra - -e,.rrer-,..l
and - lou - cnr b lad n Tirriria
1-1l1 eUs STAPLES A I'M
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l-INLHDL Ii. =
Tor PARTNERSHIP S0T1CE-Fbs un5er--rn.i
- haze e>s9ci-ted Themselves together unirr the
siyle and firm 81 DoNDJEANT 4 MATTHIAS Tor
re p1rfs.se - condpc1inE ths q ROCERf and cox
MISSION BUSINESS. IN 1.yrchlurz- Va
We stlI keep Constantly On hand a. lnrre ana
vel selected Stock 81 GEDCERIES Ard STa11 =
Dhf GOODS. as Can te obtained AID VII spare 20
pains % scrre cur cu-fnlncrs AZ al times
Conlnrii1E TIE b1>iness un he CASH srrfn-sr.il
re VII le elaoled q u1er indncenenls 70 ciir ~
country pufei.zers q. her u Eho.eSaie az retail
sisnrneAis-pi FlEnr. Nkeat- Corn and all other
couutry produce solicited and prompt returns s. 4 4
cases. A. soon Sales are n-rse
Aan1l.ct-red 4nd Sunoking Tolacco And sui ~
al tra3cs always On hand
Neso'ic1 = share u TIE public rafrn-arc
J. Z. RoNfl5TANT
Gecl1fm JAMS N1TTHTaS
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CURIOUS l.HrnEs.

- Late Britlsh paRers are txuliing over the L.
cent arrivA - Ll1erpoel u ashpment q cotton from
the CAPE Of Coed Hope the staps having been rr9
tIen Sea ls.nd seed - !. Of very ane Quality aId
ne climate 81 Africa Il aid 20 Be DsccIiary aiapfTd
for IL growth Portugal has also ssnt cotfoo
tho relief q The 7snts q ths iIs Thet-
sonrce3 q snpPyare new and their mportance / MT
m1gnided ~ TIE l-iverpPol papen. which show tie
Efforts 70 became independent Of the Uhited st.trE
Asia: Africa tnd Europe al contribute = the Enqih
supply y the hrs1 week Of January, and cargo 81
exeeileht staple were FsseiEsd from China ca !,
Town. aud OPorte; andthe three Old coifinenfl -
destined to rif.lt Tie ns4 world The Lzrsrpooi Pr
s.s tne SEA Island 80 has bsen exported . almof
every quarter o. The gobe and We have 1flen h-d -
.,lpn with N the past two years 70 refer our reade
p he fxtraprdaary eeo,fs Of The Cotton Supply A.
ISOLATION Of 0rsat Britain - open sources IN q
Pe.ioh 70 our cotton States Their per5ever.u-e ~
been partially rewarded. and fear hat the ConfIS
crates nike ne Cd uouan u the nurseiy tale hhF.
killed the gcose uhich laidthe golden eEK.
fHerihern paper
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500 REWARD

Il WILL give o1e hundred dollars fur he rpp-.te,-
sicn q . nrgro By named An1nsEs a5oai 5 frss
s,sn. q n1ne lne-ez high very hack. MA weigh
ab0ui leo or 10 lounds aud VEN sioufs hsd 81 49,
Be EFT hrogn colurtd coat bark conred pair lane.
pants and black hat. rather sioW q speech fcerlr
nlIEy beard- BE LETT ny houss n tie e1h cfsl d.
trlct of Hamilton c1untF in fhls state eixht ME
above H4rri=on. On Tie rad ie-ting irDn Harison
% 0eorEs Ioun. tie rirhf q The I'd January
le63. md y supposed % - making his Hay fur Ken
TIC ~. for he lines q tbs Feder1l Government
The above reward ulA be fr his de1ire-r -
ne CorfnerreEt s1-1e JAIL, Tat can ret i'm
" Pot OEce e Harriso1. Ie1n- W. SSOW
FnfH -
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william cstuthers
.I rs ca. ~ s.s.-.

In chancerk Al Harri4on.
Il appeaking that tlie defendant Alred n. Gates
has ahsconted iron ne State q Tennessee. that
the ordinary prooes % t court caBnoi be served %
hin
II l. the efore ordeid. that publieation be made
weekly for Jour weeks IN The Rebel. newspaper pob
lished in Ctafianoogl Iennessee rrquirinR said de
feudant % appear e sclnoery courr 70 be held Al
The Court h1use IL Ga1iton On The seoond Monday
q June next. and answer compIainanf's a11endef
bill. judgment pro cpnfso viii BE entered sraihsf
him, and the cznse se1 ior hearfnr er pnrte.
jaaltun r. g. JONEs. c. h H.
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Many complaint. have rs.ehs d Us, YER
baiiy and ~ letter, Of The conduct Of CIR
tain Of our cavalry commands IN Middle
Tennessee Indeed during Ia e visit 10
that unhappy sestioa of country, We were
enabled 70 see oarsef visisly the truth Of
many OF these statements, and TO discoYe /
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THE Captain who took sword from the Csn.larfsr
i claiming IL e his. on The arrival o. he en-
rom Tullahoma this place Saturday evening the
1th inst I'd plc1se return 4 10 fbs RE8EL Once a.
L Vas nine Ihs craftsman 4 of1eer IN Tie ~
ny. and Is known ~ sight - the condnctor- II The
suerd Is not returned The proper step. viii b. taken
toeEpose the ollcef- w &. german,
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Prom Cur own couespo1icnt-
Is CAnrs Mar WAE Tn.cE.
- - - - Eeh e.h lZEl.


- CAhrs 11AE VAS 1etcE'l
Ma INK FroSr
AZ the Perip etitic philosopher uanders from Tna-
bO-a and Winchester. in The direction q Nurfreesbo
70 he varied before be rraches Wartrace By GER
tain explosions Of artillery dim distant thu ear
thHi h sPPrsaehe. What = called in military psr.sc.
the front, and which means regicn dedicated 10
cavalry piekets. dai ski1m .hss and naieena neou.y
dhagressble and ug5 work. Eben eavalyuan
s.ys jesosey 10 yOa I'm a 10 The hsnt. The chan
ce1 are two 70 one. HAT he never SCI. hack again
when heavy eoiuinn l. o. dersd ito the frsnfr you
may know that the Tankee are inpudsrt and infras-
table Ihe rent'' l. ansiksr nane for purrsforr
some people link; LAT he most q eur cavalry boys
like The sort Of sport rheh nost slounds there and
consider ihe frsntr very suee-ble place in eI ar
He.ther for breakfast Is siien gotten attke ezpsnse
81 the enemy aud The pefquises general are TEMPT
ing 70 AZ enterprisinE seiefy rth trsfsrty nass
inl' Place Warfare, Is near 'th. front and may,
oe,re operations IN thu q1aItsr done uh become
IN the varying movements q the army. the front.F
ITSELF We. arr within sou1d q the euiposts, and
every day arr rsgsled riih ssreusds of artillery ana
snail arms We have several brszs bands. which rarr
ne auzie now and then. tsat among Laads we are
en- Instantly neledious-
"FOOE TONS A coLD.
We have had ssme precious eoIl weather q late.
mind tel you-. The other lnsrninE Tom Nooht .
'ns Of eur. and iire-a specimsn OF Erin a. ever
dss ditehesns In frsn trenches perfectly bi.e
With cold 'Ochone- says he and sat TIN euourh
= iriz the river siyx in PurgatorJ. Drif drsp IN
AMP. an myself - sOEld - Eoose's foot block
II ice in caaadal sxed LininsHt ssaw Iof drInk.
bra dollar. an be gave lsther Sure IN die A.
oEethsr an he buried IN the wOods an, The arbirds
md whiPpoor- wills vii cover up. an preach NJ
snerai Besorra, captin. wosls ye give ne BIT of
place q the Gra5r - d r~r-n 49, -.
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'I sSs, o. csTr' Ii 'ch.noery ::
ALFKED NJ CARR. y a. ---1i.s'--+
IT appearing that ihb deiendatf. Alfred n Csie.
Il j. non resident bf The STATE Of Iennes-es -
hat the Prboe- OF the our ca1ntt Be served On aim
i fhoref3re ordered thar publication be made week
y fDr four weeks IN TT Ch1tlaDocEa nelel nerspa-
per published IN the cify q Chatianooza rtQuirin
aid deie hda1t % APPEAR q Chancery Court n u
on the sec0nd Non1zF q June next. and answer
cor1plains1ts 5i1 or Judgment ~ confessinn MI L
entered and the cause tef t'r hearing ex parts-
Jany- 2s+fW- K g. JONES.
e elk a n
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MAcHINRRY FoR SALE

/ Will reH ~ private ale one 30 horse power En-
4 gine sid Boiler. with Aua saw and alithe apDor-
,en4nees thereto belonging- Also 80 inch crcu-
ar Saw with irons with co Id a
Soaifiog. and Pulleys- One Rip sa~. CutoG saw &c.
win gearing JOSIAH FISHER
reolg-u Chnttanooga Tenn.
- Selma Reporter copy weeks. and sad biII to
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g25 REWARD

SIRAYkD or stolen from the lot Of Niles Kelly in
~ thaffauooga. near the Catholic Church On fee--
d.y, feo 3d. BLACK MARE, about IL hands hIrh
star u The forehead len hind leg whe from hoo 70
Ies,oek m good order had rope round her neck
any Information that wiz lead knowledge Of her
Eeereabouts- MRS B. n KELLY
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I'd lsTATE oF TEINNEssEE. J

HAuILTOKf COUNTY
THE Insolvency q kbe estate Of james Rokerx
Il ceased. having ben suggcsied- all ters,us har-
ing claims against nd estaie hereby 1cffed 70
hle The same With tie Clerk Of the csnty Couri a
sid county. properi5 authenficAiea Eiihi6 TIE tine
prescribed by Law or fbey vii be5-reTer barrei-
feb9-la-fE WILLIAM ROGERS
ldn'f q james Rogers decd.
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offils Attf terktT or CuSsrI-rr-rro~
p AFlllc. jan lutl- ISL
Al anthu1iFct - fic crr1nran1nr Lenernl 20 - =
Il that soon Az tie cunscripts in tie din-1-
ent courzie- have drr called 70 The rt1terruus fb-
railroad. TruF1-t and other guards inr a.
fcerz VI pts,s a1d hucrfs ui receive o--irr-
% arrc-t Al male uliie ritz q ~
cannot show cestif ale = tiun ffcrn co.scrit
tion. dlsr1afrs finn e<rFice ~ Ica~n 81 harirr
furnished sutsiItnie - tie army. CT d. ai'ti
Transcript c Emp c5 1neut IN The Eureruue.d service
Hcrt4iftr All ctftitf1trs q exturtion r-arfed fr
enfoli1g cfctIs uiii le at 70 * approval Al
claims q exemption under tie az must - -rs1@ -
lie enrcAhnE ecer a. ne cstrrf rho uii reier The
appIIr.ti,n. y IN H. c1iazscr,ant - ne
All ptfsons E1o nay u arrested after The csT 10
rcn dezt1us IN ne county 10 Elich thy .r f.ei-r
viii be tired for deeertion-
CertihrAtes q exe1pi On accouuf of disabiiifr,
Ull - sfgned ~ Tie exam lang board
T. D. BLAKE. L. Col. c. :
--1t-tn tonnnlAndlnt a Co-scf pt-.
~ E.sl Icnne..ee paper. copy one na-th -
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The Moait1r and tls lisTrim.c had ! ssrrii-
bic SIGHT, and a Last one persisted By FIRE and
the other BIZ water
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ID ANYWAY from ne sul.srr,i.er "a sie lash suo
4 tuyF- Ss-n and HlIil-1. san - afr-t = var.
cd not very hiark. tees n irches N frras 1ni =
iits grey ircr1 srkrcss- he Is rery buu lP<rs nus
aHkH4fd n alfearauIe. ist sfc1i. artir- sl,rtu6
and sarP featured Hiilfi = l,rct - rcsrs ga s
iett 10 ,lehes hirh very t,lrk ssi t1zrksr-fh Il.
trad tie = f<aIc li.ir1eli rs,--orrso-ss nna -
tines sew spoken AM sluEr-h IN a1.rearscc An
sefesd and slasT- Thy MI All-mP1 Is cuii-i nnlsr
ne fed-rais ir Ienrtssee- I pil give so Iur
thclr cs1duertri II itn thai rlr - tllen nnd
500 Scr rrcf .e1u1rh O. co-r5ct rhr ufn, rs--..n
sh1 hss 0eooFed then away
JOSElE G-BLOCNT.
Turkey Iowa. p o .cher1kee Co "a.
jay = N
HEarst iETrEs Ifs1Eic7 ~ Ir,SS-.
tfaftanocEa. Irru-, Jan. >. lss1-
Gene q. o Z
J. An odcerS arriving a. Ctiaftzn1ara exorrf
those sho PISS thrcurh iuine1niriy rithuuf = -
inE tie cpnnect0n 81 TIE Irairoad train--arr reen
Commander ~ % Tie Pest
IL Auenllsfed urn fuund n rl.-ita-oa.rs riti,r.s
proper artbcrily ui1 - arrested ard -lrf, liiis-
yard - the HEnl,l rarlrrs a. tie army
b crEcr q Brig 6ta Jarks1n-
ja1-5 I'm Jos ID CUNNING
A. A. Gen.
~ Atlanta Conteder1ry COZ In and sen1 tiii b
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- ~ 80. -
{IRcuLAR.
ADsr1AST AxD lIssrEc-oR CExERtris OFFrcr.
Richmonc Jan = ISIS
81 Cur altfntf1 = called - the crtai II
80 nov "a SIS ior re1uus exerti0us n securi1r
- = M nP toe FA1lp1s cpumands ofths nrny ulh-
!. feesen.ole tine lou are. therefore. eesntd q
detail IRON yuur cn1tnard sufk suitable rfscers an6
men a. ean oe sIaret 70 proeeed AZ once - the -
lions q country = rich her rsE irsfts we're rsi>d
- ne puiPoe olEAfleling aud c1d1cfinr
mem 70 their ccnfnands. n1thorf raA<inr fbtn
lnrocgn camps Of in3tnctinc In the urtfrn-r nrrrr
Every encouragenenl uill te cn-red ~ ne ofoer.
thus defaed conslsi1nf With lie ~ rd $3.50
o. he sery,esi and Il kini sre.tnsnt ard arguzent.
addressed . TIE Patriotism and a irfr q ttf-
ze1s.fo induce theh 70 enter tie service 81 tbtir
eoantry- Such Perscls are Eahle u sorscriution
' ~ :. sl,osse 2 s ssy lsse1lar eo@pasy AID
which The oficsr ma Be srrvinr. u Ike uan1tr
soch persons a. are flihin cD1scrpt ages ssd vho
nay cone iol ward AID o1er themselves fir service
will Il allowed % Tolanfeer Ard vii receive AL ter
ents Ehich secureF ~ laE volunteers Recruits
nus obtained 1ererfr. m'sf in ali cas-. enter ooa
pan1c ALREADY m ktrfice. and not Be crEa-Itt into
ner Companies OF re-fnenfs- The cdicefs and men
eete.led b tlls au<hcfiy. al be governed eeraliy
% ne acts q cc1scr ttlon and excurtin. and The
rtsnlaflons in connexIou thtrtuifh prbfshc1 - Cen
eIai % cels No s.. OF So finn this c1ce ccues
q this order iii le furnished % psrt r. nisr>;e IL
tnls circular- O.. app l4,afIc1 4 thiS t1lce.
ohqers senf Tor ihelpurTse q gathering usrriits
are Instructed % aPPrfhend AZ sraEglers troa he
Very respectfully. yeur CHI servant
SCOOPER.
AdIutant ani I1sFetter (,encral- /
- order a he Seciet4ry II War
In Coz = d Bats Cnrnfranslsrf 81 crn.rr- r,is
In order e carry oi the spirit q ihe nbsre Ciru-
lar and 10 avoid any = fuu - The rart q ie recruit
nE oficers in Easf IbnnesAee which nay iufersers
With rigid enforcer4nt q Tx Conscift u al a.
recr1ifinr ID Easl Ttuneesce vii reru-i IN
nrdiately 70 L. Col =. d. Blake Cfnrnn1danf 81
1ouscripts ~ knnr,fle and receive frura nm Enrf
nslractons incorsztenf al General OfderE Ne
81. Adjutaut and Inlppctrr (senerark ore Rel /
nord NoFerber = l4s2 ~ nav le ca.cu1Iied 70 pro
note the interests % The rerrn1fiirr service
b. connntnd -
EtiE- Gen. II. HEIH-
feelo-lot yAHkz BEsAen Capt. and A. A. g.
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~ The Yanks SO great store ~ the InswI
canal around FicksbuFg. WE win mskslit a
raging canal II fer them.
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S4- Fry. ihs Yankee BrEghdier. lately got
into stew, Il Louisville. being arrested for
the false inpFisonnsnt OF ditizen, las,
summer Hi
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aIII1s = nI--E = 4 1-T7I7T.-T--7T n
q willis m " Knofies. dsc'd.
Mary Knorles 6thfr
(PErlTros o srtL LAND 70 Pa DkEf-)
UE 0bedi@n "a an iitetl0ufory deree II fe can
II ~ court Of White oounfy. pruno1rced IN he above
cause. shkr. On M0r4ay. The 9th day n Ferruhry
next ~ tls late sfeace ~ aid deceased IN he
5th civil district Of VI hiie ctunty TFocfed g. - O.
the highest bidder. fof cash o. c1rrcncy arsfable
farm belo3 ging said srcehsd ID e sold subircf
the widtW's doEry IN said land sid farm vel
watered AID vel firn1ered and ab3ut han cleared
and under kood fence Something OVER one huDdred
acres In the tract. John r. TASS.
fan1-w1d II Coulunfzrtnrrnr
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CRHTRAL HOUSE

FARMERS bringing 70 market Batter. Eggs. and
Z vegetables. can nnd ready market AZ me house
Chatianoogs, Fes- IL. HUGH CARROLL,
ProprietorL I
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NEW AUCTION AND
N r0uvrS<1Ox po5-er

~ a LL4lDl Aan
~ COMMISSION House.
"a ic- VAIN 81 Lr<curr-rr ~
Iha undersigned h4F< assnciated tberr-r1res tor-,h
e. unLer lie si4lc1hd frtn ~ lanes p soott A o.
Tor ne p.rless a contec,ing = general AUCTION
-na ttlDaiSS!oN BCeIS-SS. hey have rer;ed
tnai lsrte and eieeaut building. No loz Main sfrei
.y1cii-.irg. Va laiely occupied by Joo. T. DAVIS
Co. and On The ~ day 81 Decemuer next Nj ~
ready . rceiEe Aerelalldze al kiuds ~ rriras
-ud uueilnn sales Iy solicit rozsirnrncrts 81 NJ
niactared and smoking Tohacro S1r.r- 49,.
Conee Ard ether tru1eries Rale Coffnn aud Cl|if--
Fabrics % al grades. Wooen tsoois Scots 49, 49,
Liter az Al otneI gods aslally cTercd or "a
lneir nrst Anction Eill take place ~ an earr das
u Decernoer. 81 Hhirh due 1ofioe. viii cateioru-
vill - rubli~hed- 80 49, -
They respectfully refer 70 TIE merchants N p i,i
ness men q kchmoId. Pttersburr DnnriIir nrs ,,rb
e. eities q ne So1ih. Ehose aid and co-olsrf,,r
vi x c1ly 1rpfcciafed
JAS P. SCOTT.
OF TIE late arm q Jdhn T. DAVIS 4 10.
HENRY r. BOCOCK.
NJ Il ATlRISHI
Asniers q Ne Urn q Eoooek 4 Pa-ri-h
Tie concsrn q Booock r Parrish. No. 3 FL.
trett, gil co1flnne a. he old starsi a. r-ual
oeclf-1m fBOCOCK a PARRISH
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VIRGfEJA sALTI

j HAVE = sHan n q Virginia san. Which !
keep on hand constan - ~ IS pr. H. a SHicks
old stand n BH2DI.
JAny- 277m'
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HENLEY CO.,
NORRIS AGO
MONT. INSURANCE CO..
DEPOSIT BANK or MOBILE.
AND FLORIDA MONEY.
Apply to R coRBIs
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ITO responsible fanilies ITO houses. sitna.ed On
los byths Me<hohist Ckureh None Bat good
re,Psct.b.e Persors neef apply.
feb. 81 ILL N I. I. PARHAN.
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4tn 5sssrIistn.trts.
WANTED

WANTED =
A GOOD COOK Enquire At Captain h. D. CRIB
blss- IfsbIz-lt
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~ The spelling Of Captain I,,tE ham !.
name, d. N Ihgrahain. says the MJbii. Reri..
Ter. il divideHin the Yankee papera .atpresent
tbya. An thRht. D--rn Inrrah.al tf
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NOTICE.

II he following named menbers sf Teune see Reri
= meats and Companies VINO did in and around
iichmond, Va lei e1ects which The legal reDrs.rn-
tatives secure upon presentatioa Of proper evi
dence 10 Capt clarance Morff nni onarterar
ter, Richmond, YirgiDis-t
Allsn. n q Jones A. B.
Connell, g. Ls1dy. A J.
Downing. J. p Rogers. 1T.
Gaakey, c. Heedon. Lewis
Holmes, Robsrt Sanders. v H
RisAno.d. Va. Dsssnsss TO- 10 1854
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< ~ Fa.lA1dingham is thoroughly eldorsed
BY The entird Den otfhtio press of the West
The cinrirnAEtf Enqairet pr9npuncs bic recent
speech 1.-THE greatest of this. OF any ags."
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HOUSE AND Lon FOR SAIE-

noCTOR FRAZ1ERS ralsalle Honsc and Ii f,,r
IL sale For plrlit1i--s- Apply % lin n Knrx
County. . ne a. Aoore H.rzhs Nj. II Chat
lrcoE1- VA SMITH
Feblo-lu
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~ The French journals ARD not psrnilted
II give full details a. 10 the condition Of tn.
working classes in tie manufaet uribg districts.
An attempt Las BEEN made 10 solibitE private
aid for tn, hundred. Of tlaousAnds I'll French
operative nov almost starving, but Il failed
Altogether. Il III III
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Il ~ John Anderson. fugitive slave whose
case excited " much interest some time sine.
|is 70 leave ElgIand for Liberia, tb .tttls, SO
says an RpgIish journal sad dsgentracy in
names this, since the days Of 4yshrI AIierstn
my JO Johptt
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T71IlfSli and re1nne l1rre Earir Il,--ri,1l r,,ir
Il Seei fs- saie- Nos's yuur tine ~ - -,
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II - The Lexington, KY, 0bservdr, pf late
date, says that Charles F. Brown. fsrmsriy
know ~ "Aftemus Ward, !" il about t. lead to
the altar one cf the most beautiful girls in
kesatudky The Young lady il very Wealthy.
too, possessing in her own right no less than
one hundred fcontrabailds
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I'LL we arc Please. 70 seq the Hon Harvey A.
WAttersep il town, looking ID .zcsIIslit healtl,
and spirits ts..l
Gen. Sterling Price has been received every
where in vittginia, with hon.rsd acclaim In
the Legislature Of that State. lresoIatisn, ten
dering him the freedom 81 the hoor, aud seat
Of respect, vas un2nin.u.Ey adOpi.dI In ac-
|c'HtinE thisltFib.te, a nd in reply tSa speech
Of Welcome from the Preside nt Of The Senate,
fGsh. Price said simply Alloy me- Mr.. Pres
iddnt to rstnrn my Acknowledgements to the
SeHate Of Virginia FOL the honor Ekey have
cpAfcrred upon me + 't
Miss Matilda Heron i playing IN tiihciuuati.
Lieate palk Colonel st. Geprge Tucker, Ior-
lnsrIy Clerk Of the Hou.e Of Delegates, Of vir-
siHia. dsd il CharlotteskiIls. on Sat friday. the
slft pitt rs We learn from tie REchmIhd wig
Hon. JApss 3. Clay. Of Kentucky, III at p4.s-
.1t staying 1T the GharIe9tdu Hotel. Mr.
Clarke. dIe Of the propriiptofs Of that ghterpEis
Ing paper TIP Mobile Register. is llHO at Ehs
Charleston Hotel; and Mr.. saia4ol q Reid, one
Of the WAT correspondents of the s4ntle paper.
is at the Mills House.
I.l 4
Ton Thumb las acthaIIy been married. His
bride is lIttle Miss Finger.
Boilead, thy recreaIIt editor Of tho fhiladel-
pllia Evening Journal ,eonfesses himseIfa wis Ter
Though q sadier nan. ii
nH- There il 1 great euphony IN many Of
our aborik inal names. Potomac" j. klorisus,
i sounds like The booming Of q DahIgIsn gun !
and MISUNDERSTANDING has Liquid nptes. nslIi-
fa,usly sweet Thon We have R.ppah an
aoskr which i suggestive Of . rsshiRg river
eyer rocks aAd shenandoah Of placid dow
through fettils fields and diapsred tay.nnahs
Il - The lexington, KY, ob .ervdr III late
date, says that Charles F. Brown. fsrmsrly
knovn ~ 'Aftemus Wars, :" il about t. lead to
the altar one Sf the most beautiful girls in
Kentucky The young lady il very wealthy,
too. possessing in her own right 10 less than
one hundred feontrab4hds
~ The French journals are not permitted
to give full "details a. to the csndilioh Of the
working classes in tie notwithstanding aistricts.
An attempts Has BEEN made TO solibitE private
All lot IN nunuEeuH Of thouaanu6 81 French
operatives NOW almost starving, but X failed
altogether.
~ John Anderson. fagitife sAvs! whose
case excited y much interest some time since
is % leave klgIand for Liberia, ID .tttls. SO
says an RpgIsh journal. A sad dsgentracly in
names this, since the days oE 4J.I,rI AItierstn
my 10. JohHtf
1bGg- Fa.lA1dinghah, is thoroughly sldorsed
by The entird Den otfatio press of tbe west
The cinei.naEti Enqairet prone NICE hE. resent
speech 1.-THE greatest Of this. Of any aga"
~ The spelling of Captain nsEahan's
name, d. N. IhgrahAin. says the MJbii. Rers-
:er i dIiyideRin the Yankee rsperl. at present.
by Il d..g thht. D In Inrrahaml EN-
10- Fry. the Yankee BrEgAdier, lately got
into stow. * Louisville. being arrested for
the false inpFinonnsnt OF ditizsn, last
summer
The Monte and The Mefrimac had terri
bic! SIGHT, and a Last one persisted ~ FIRE and
de other By water
~ Tie Yaaks ST great store bv he nav
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r. Tier! i. \ great eup4Ony In many Of
cur aboriginal rIalnss. Potomac" glorious.
i Sounds like he booming Of a DahlgIsn g !;
and -SusqushahHar has Liquid nptss. nslIi-
Hu.usIy lwestl9 Then We have - ER.ppallan-
aoekr which ~ suggestive Of rsshing river
eyer roc X arAd Shenandoah Of placid aow
through tsftils fields and diapsred taVannahs.
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Tie c1ncsrn q Booock 4 Parrish. No > Ed.
trett, EilI confinne ~ Iha old stansi ~ rln.l
occlF-lm tBOCDCE A PARRISH