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something was intended by The emission The
act that The words officers and soldiers were
emitted u these articles. shows they were in
tended 70 fEhbraee DOT 6uly those IN the army
but e'tizeffIs hlso who were guilty Of the often
ees therei9 specified.
congress 4 its last session. established NH
ILIary couFls with extensive jurisdiction. en-
oras'ng 4 seems to fne, offences committed by
c't'zeAs fF well "a soldiers These courts
combine lelpOwers Of both civil and military
courts a'ld Tere created snder hat clause Ct
me Consiilu bon authorizing Congress 10 es-
ls0lish- coqrls lfthese conrts are not author.
'zea 70 lrg| citizens. tlisn they have no more
power thaf foprIs Marital. and IN the act ere
aung she7l md dffuing itheir Jurisdiction. il
would only have beonl,ecessary to confer upon
1hem he poFess Of Courts Martial Il would
nave been sRileiet n have said hat -iaeir
, urlsd'cii3h fhall extend TO all cases new cog
nizahie ~ CPuFts Martial" but the act g1es
iuriher ai'f fays il shall aise extend TO ofen-
css coinnfftfd against the Confederate States.
and TO atfenqeE committed against the various
States These clauses appear 10 confer upon
the courts 10 power 10 try offences committed
BY cifizens y well as soldiers 1'rosn ,hess
slanses irlfef that The jurisdieiio9 Of this
esart IS rdt fot6nea 10 offences committed By
persons IN tie army. Ia what manner offcn,l-
ers are 70 bf brought before rlese courts
EIjst heF ~ order Of General or BY process
from the fPdri4 themselves. TIC act docs no,
clearly rJin1 or, AMI in illis particular seems
10 me n be tefecfires~ am as much opposed
as any ono p the exercise OF arbitrary power
lsy military ferfs or military men. but in time
Of war. there arr some things that must be
submitted llq ~ order 70 preserve the army and
10 accomplish ZIP greater gesd- The powers
and irrisqtci'on Fl military Courts should be
'ieariy dcnrfd, 30 that there will be 10 oon-
lict oeiUee4 the civil and military authorities
Inc Just rights Of The citizen should be pre-
served. bpE at the same tine the safety and
welfare chile arny should be secured.
CoxFsDsz4rr
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tsEoE0l o. CAR
fvsl II ln1rc-rJ q
AlFEED T. Cars. e a. h-rriso1-
epPearin< that the defendant. Aifrrd ~. Cate.
= rcn resident n ffc sat N Itnrcf<ce. -
tH1f INC process 81 fh courf cnrsf - srred hir
y = eiore crdrfta hat rrtrsfr-r ~ rnade reek
y ~ ioHr rerks IN he a -fr-r--- Iraef ~ rrra-
Per puh .isHed il tte ifr "A flr.t-.a-s. rsa1rIrr
aid cefencarf 20 nficsr Al Ch.r-e-7 Ctrrt u Il
neio ~ tte Ccurf Hc-.e IN he ctr Of H4rf1so1
~ he recctd MorsaS 4 T,.n~ rrrt Ard an-uef
coInPla nantf I'LL o. sd-rns-r ~ 60 se.son III he
-r.erec and Tie cals< sef r t'-s7i..r * r,srts
JanJ- 1s-fr. - n T0SFS
flk 4 n
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The Richmond Wing says Brigadicr
Scneral Banicl9S. Donelson will succeed
eutenunt Geh. E. Kirby Smith in the
mmand of the Department of East Tenn
see. We are advised that his departing Mt
ll also embrace Southwestern Virginia
d that portion of Middle Tennessee
ffthin our lines. Gen. Donelson Is one of
ic veteran command rs Of the revolution,
aving been at the head of brigade since
he war began, He is an old soldier and
ricd enc on many battlefield When a
loung man he was an active participant in
he Florida war, and afterwards served with
distinction as colonel Of infantry (having
deceived the appointment from President
ok through all the campaigns ID Mexico.
|At the beginning of the present var with
The United States he left his Home and
Family in Sumner county, Tenncskc to as
sumo the responsible position to which h@
had been .assig ned, and served witb1his
brigade during the frs. year of tke war in
Virginia. His brigade formea>a portion Of
the army which, under the leadership OF
General Bragg, marched into kentucky
aud took part in<most of the important
actions of thatzcx pedition lie Was at the
battle Of N1rfrsesbqro, and sighalIy dis
tinguisked himself tor gallantF9, GOODNESS
andintre pidity, aud skillful handling Of
his splendid brigade on that lIlemorable
and well contested field
During his absence from home his beau
tfful farm and residenco in Sun ner have
been favored with repeated visits from
the Federal foraging parties, who have not
failed to leave behind them trace Of their
vandalism to the rebel Brigadier. His
home has been despoiled, his farm ravaged,
and his fanily bees driven into dxilo.
The General has two sons in t be army
one a captain in the army Of Virginia and
tho other an aiddc-eamp on lbs father.
staff Few men have madelgreafer sacrir
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A BLACK uarrlisr raiire. IA he suns-. -,
n writes - a ia usr tskrn ~ nis,nks e. 49,
err -. iTru tie nelei il Chsffnrorrt - "a nbrut
The sfn-~i tfftrnf<r lar1. ukrn NJ ~ q Trn-
treky Etih ('si- Hnoen rrElzrsn1 e rarnlrT- SAD
niate a. rtaii1 lFrtrrrF. rat roll 81 rshr-ir.
rltrfer- - ret rfrrtir ar rrefui srlr I. fhs
sick = wrr-crc- ~ 4rsisrirnl As'ns ~ so a
Henri - large ro'rre e. Srrzrrr l'1nrIrrfrF-
me- re--.-r h1re-fhs rnnr - A c Crrrr rrfirr
~ ne IL F1Ee- arr AIny eurrerr ~ "a shslns
arc rclrrrf e Err-t Frrrrs. ~ ,1flrr r~rrs -
ece1ri e tf.nrs trcriy lrsn 10 hrtsls frls y
snh.h- Ihs 1rcrr vi PLEASE rirr ne infsrnslir
po1t r.11 fslre- Ite crrir1lr urrc rerr u-rb
= ceoe1- e. rl.rT crc1Eicns ard cn nrns 1ne
u an a. re hstiis e. Erlffrr~boro
= p PEARSON surrc.n
aany 1>-1f- A. Ccrfcdsrnta Errr1
Whseic's BfiE.6r-
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w Ill IF rsid ~ The ur6ersir--d for thr aelir-
w cry of ny negro ran pIIi Rlsck cornpirxfcu.
twenty fonr er Eve years Old rel a. ID inrhr-
1Fs an frsr n r. frre brad, IN in.red rrrnt
n b. sreesh- re1fs -uliters. weighs Ahcut 1ef
pounds. rrd Rad % rhrr ho ieft dark c1othinr Ard
b-re beadtd- said hoy Irurcbard a. A. J. " ir1crn
~ thftiarefEa. Trrn- rn Tie e-th necrmher. 1871
and .eit ny premises the night % the 1zth Jany.
lre3- J he steve rwafd viii - given 10 AIRY che
that VII brig 70 a M house IS niles Sllfh a
Chatfanocra. tie above describci nerro. ro1f1ei
IN scn,e safe III. 80 tai Z <cf him
JanF- p In JOHN = HEN EDSDS-
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DAILY REBEL.
c H Att AN aA:
DNEsDAY MORNING. FEB. 1903.

1D4t E%1DAA alO4AftteN1 i Ed p -atcOo.
my persons are chcrishing tn exPee-
that the war is rapidly approaching
rmiaatiens President Davis, in his
tge, expresses the opinion that the war
ering upon its third and last stage.
are many indications going to sus-
this view The failure of the attempt
ptoaeh Richmond by way Of Freder-
urg the repulse of the hemy at
sburg {; the growing dissatisfaction in
Northwest and in Kentucky; tho dis
with which Lincoln's abolition procla-
On IS .recei ved by a large port n of the
bern people the evident desire of
bpeaa nations to see this war ended
pint 70 a speedy restoration IF peace
e shsuld be able to hold eur avn until
|ner if Yieksburg should I'd main in
possession, and Middle Tennessee
pa be held by rs until the 4 onth Of
We u ay cherish the hope tbs i this is
asst year Of the war If, howhvet, We
Id lose either viek.burg OF Middle
.cssee, or should .nstaip any serious
1 rso in Virginia Or On the coast this war
! nt be prof. onged for 2 year or 50 more
Pems strange that the Northerh people
otFsee the folly of continuing this war
50 little prospect Of success :. But
|ough there are signs which ar ? indica-
Of IN early termination Of the war, YET
IhouId not permit ourselves @ be de
81 with hopes which may prove vain an
eptire The dissepsions am bng the
'thern people may not be suliici ent to 50
tple their energies as to force them to
L hostiIities. But few If any men in
North, even among the most bitter Of
Lincoln opponents openly advocate
e upon the basis Of separation They
still taking about peace and restors-
of the Union, This is a vain lelusion.
IF that is the ground upon which they
advocating cessation OF h ostilities,
90 not understand the spirit and ress-
pm of the people Of the Co federate
les It may be possible that the over
W of the Lincoln Administration may
bring peace, and that the D mocr.tic
ty of the North may be equally as much
the prosecution Of The war as tn Lincoln
y, Though FOR different PURPOSES, and
: different principles Whilst We sin
.ly hope that the war is approaching its
(instion, yet we should prepare our
les for a long war. We should husband
our resources, make all our preparations
a long war, and act as if we had to
t united and not divided North, aud
! if peace should come, it would be all
more acceptable, because unexpected
if. the war should continue We would be
pare for it,
he idea that the war is near the close
cause our people to relax their cner-.
!, aud not to make due preparations for
ing trials and hardships Whilst We
I for peace weishould be prepared for
=
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onrrU any.


sai asd h. no TAX. reeoFd n t-Ars nc dea.h
Of srr f'ieafs ven VIXEN they arr bone aud have
tees The s9fjiei 81 e.r0ssi Ind ua;usfsi care: BAT
o. 10 ieli ~ ens rho rassks del Of h. widowed
nsthsrs IA ht- been slain Tie hioodv a.is ~
taitls far a. rpm hsa.. els ts.rts With crsp-
est .Aan.-i
Lieut. Ja3i- r Rl-- vas ksrn Feb. III Iste
near Elkton. piles coupty. Tsnnes-ee aud died pee
sotA lsea.4rfd iWeu'xtuo ysar--
fe was q the late Esjrr John E,-s h. ,.ar.
ticipnisd u NE memorable battle of the sh Of Jaa-
s'ry At NflHI Orleans.
Early in itf year Isel Iisus Piss settled a. =
physician u Ar an-as county. in Tho STATE Of Aran
saS; but sen after, in response 70 his cirtr, AL
he reinrnedtd Is native State snd with bis brother
and many itdnds. joined the I'd Tennessee regiment
q srSssenif sur rights on ~ latte field
He ri elli irsrfni'y through b'osd and destl tia.
"a eed FpTi pei ei'p. ard che Il de risoners
surr erdfref llee srei few months Imprisonment
be made niF dseaTe. reached home in safety
shot 'ne and again eft Iene Tor the bloody Geld
Of VAR amer ihe exchange o. pri-sDsrs be rejosned
the noble a. And nov behsdhim a Vick,bnre on
III hanks d be majestic Mississippi; rhereibfo.d
eaune rs wHyf high. and esnrnrs rear: Where gay
aired sise ind beafdIesS hoyz ninele in ,he strife
seE ting hsnfr truth, zeal md life 10 fheir r,urtry
BE IA ~ tttt dsniy che zbfa fcp. f.s MORALLY
Nv fqtdsd. TT dsvrlsd wrl e,tiy Another spsrsa6
Geld is won - s
''Rrj9ide. oh mother Of the dad. -
Dfn pct with Tears his faD,e:
crown upon thy silve5-hesd
Is thks laave sessssr's name
deut. H1ss Was~F f.iie tesrtsd ne,k ,,irised
y fufr IsS,sbh IN al BIS relations. and Gear
te Pc n lis fssnners But has fallen victim 70
tie rsfacek Or var.
eh may NJ Lord bind up the broken hearts Or the
oeitaved Iaily Fieaeise ti, brother. new far n on
The field q fssih e gladden. home sgain. by his re-
turn.
And may Re al At ast mfsi ihe riorifsd spirit OF
the dear prot her, ana 'fierd II that bright home be
yond The sgids
hikton. r9'res re. Jan 70. lsss.
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ST PIES & DiLLARD.

III senior partner has a1-1einted Mr. r. r. D1
u lrId riih him u lis GENERAL. COMMISSION
HOUSE AZ t3e Old stand a. Staples A And-rzou. snd
sc-c.is ee1sig1mtnts = Sugar Eolaesrs (,ctfo-
ar' eh11clsr and Produce Eencraly- t. ell rro-
70 iEhts srt rcifcig. and rc1d account 49, ~
thtcks % free i he old established 10 "a 49,
ts--e ~ tas answered an txfendef t-ru1r-
which 70 yfars s1psrirrce 9Th fhis rsarket an5 ~
cur nsua- riolnptness-
Lileral advances On nrr .r-rrrf ~ r,,.s..-. = -.
AiEar fn hand heavy slcck a Nanuf.cf-rrd
md Snf ~ TOBACCO rurrnu1~5 =. ,--,---.s
and a. low a. an l,e had IN Virrinf.
rni7 en- STATES & DILLARD.
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$50 RRWARD.

w ILL u paid . the finder Of = safcbeI eon..io
w lug Silver Cup. (nsrksd with tie Letter.
H. H. WI bunch Of keys. and pair % speetaeie.
The Satehe ost On The foad between Birdi1 Nil
and ChaifktooRa. b. The way OF Chickamaurn dr-.t-
7 he artifet - be delivered 10
Feh. 3lzl III WILLY
OpPesite Pssf Ofire
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L hay nav n camp % kentuf kian--I Eart 20
II nnre OF me saiHf sort O. oil ont ny Company
We are nov ia camp sifh Tie Isl XIV Rsft.iisr,
kl0Imfriy IL Ky. caTair11 a. lis point
None hLt keni1r an : ~ % arn,f. - in liz -.r
Nc are without a irtinai- and consequently stand
Pr eur On . RI if-- Cone Al that In zelrrh or
ftneir rights JACK JONES.
Jany- 2s-2ns ate C.tt Co ff,1 Isl Kr. Cav.
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500 REWARD

Il WILL ply twenty Eve dollars frr he recovery d
my ~ rto man Hatred JeFsee. vhD uas lost fom
me curing the saacraiiou a Eulirentb1ro-
he l. q light back rru.sI,rxifn Eve ftef eleven
inches hifh. WAR black mousfarhe and rhi-kers.
about tbiiiF 1esis Cd sicuf luilt and had en- Wien
eft ne. black hairy crerrcif and nctse co.0rsd
of hat ~
viii a'so Tay ere Hundred do1arS ~ he oorris-
lion q anf white mar uho II be EhrforinE aid
negro.
Appiy q Capt " ~ 9 'BRIEN
Cox Narni~.r l's BriEn1e- Waller DiEisi0n. en-
oamped on ihe L. Feftrrt-c pike
Iarw I'm
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ices ant sefEsd lEHeiF eduntry with more
patriotic ardPr than Bligadier General
Daniel Dfnslspn Es are blebEed to
notice TINT y has At length grow in favor
with he & rHwer4 that bef' ID that rxteut
that lHis ssrviHes 4te Ftqalred 10 a higher
aud NOR e resR0nsiblc trust. 1he Departs
rnenf Of East TeuIlEss|ee.ebuldl nit be en-
trusted f. a iiifreI fagaeieus commander.
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VIRGINIA SALT

l ia r s fnaii r - IEnia Ssii. sfioh
ftsp ~ hafi cri.~i1If1 - : ei AL ib. ~ ruirk
tl stand. n HMM
my 27-1u- y
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HOUSE WAHTRn

w NbtiD 10 rent. bouse or cottage il Ci..it,
w nbeda. either furnished nrfarfishei =
ply At the ence Of J. 5. Snyder 4 Coz RfiIl.
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LEPER & MEElFEE,
rRoDrCk DEALERs AND
cON,fI>SIslx MERCHANTS.
NuEFEEEsEoEo-TESs
Oct. zs,b. lss2--ly
FRESHMAN WANTED.

A,sHItssrt ,es. q se,ere TfiHasisni en-
pie, ent tile iillsst vssss-s il i-edsie afrH-
fation At he &c # The ceunoursilth. Atisnia.
Georgia. jsns ~
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MORNING REPORTS.

GOTHAM MORNING REPORTS MADE Up rop
tifsfty days and beautifully printed ard ruird. ~
rae - The REIlEI. OFFICE
iJans- -.
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WANTED.

. Id k4hds 70 work su the streets. cous,ss, en-
. Plo1ntnt vii he giFeR. Apply 70
F0b. 5-1f sHITH. Mayer.
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After tion Rhsa County Corscr;Dfe-

IL. persons IN Ble4- COUNTY t<tueen ti,e 49, a.
a. IS and ~ years. liable u eonscriptiof viii he
ilksent.td u Washington the 18th day 81 Febraa-
n. iso3- Enrolling odirurs viii le furnkhed vita
Hank certificates u exemption 10 te filed ~ end
issued 10 those whs nay be entitled 10 them Per
spns claiming exemption under the law are ADVISED %
Ifake application 70 their Enrolling OEcers a once
thar their claims nav ie decided On the 18th az 81
Fehrdary- fsl-
ErrulIing osccss viii use tfe7r III .r,e. var. a.
Hffne up al the Cfit~crirs of their respective -
ficis = thf place ~ Rendezvous "a he time deskna-
iei. Al will core provided rh blankets br othtr
led cioihing- r D. BLAKE-It- Col c. s A.
ConlmandanfD % Consrrifts.|
We viii b pTy~ci; ~ the shove specified fi-as and
nace o. examine and discbarrt al men who are tnft
4 u M Al tar cuty 5s rcaEEn Of disability
~ T. BuLASEY
'fe3- 3.lft p r. HALE
y r EDHOSDS-
fxAalnius Board
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sl50IREWARD..

ID ANAWAY from he subscriber a. TIE 1fth tn
boys S4m and HiIfard. san 4 nloaf - Vear.
90 ioi ven hack. ioct IL inchcz IN height nnd
tte grey from sickac-s He i rery b1w ierred nud
a. ku4rd N ap1t1rance- buir stoui. active rhrer6
and sharp .ea'1fed. Hii.Id = 1douf IS years GA
iett 10 lctes hiEh. very hlack and blsckrusth -
ttane he = square bul1. nell pr1purfiunei md a
TIMES slor <IoLen- a1d sinEEah IN appearanos buf
s1re ID and slaIp Thy vi attempt - enlist under
lie Fe5rrals IN Tenneszes- iii rir. 80 -
their confinement In Jail that en- ri fh~r -
tlo0 ior prouf enough % co1rlct fhe VIA. r~----
Mo - dercyed thEn azay-
JOSEPH g. BLOUxT.
IuIkrJ Irua. r. o .Cbsrokes Co Ala
J.ny- 1s-im'
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aIstu ASSertistn.tnts.
AtteHtion Meigs oountv consrriDts,

Attention Meigs County Conscripts.
n Is and 10 years. liable to crrt1n viii r. a.
sernbled Al secatur on the 18th day Of Febru1ry
ls63 Enrolling officers III be furnished With hiank
cert c@tes u exemption 70 be allied up and issued To
those who MAY be entitled 10 them Persol< lain
ing exemHthn under the Law are a1risl 10 make ap
plication q their enrolling Officers once that their
claims MAY 4e decided The 18th daY Of February
EnrellinE officers VIII use their hest ende7voss q
bring up al the conscripts Of their respcctve dis
triets e thePiaee Of rend:zveus at ie time designa
ted Al vii come with blankets. other led Cloth
ing K. ID. BLAKE. II. Col c. s A
ConlinandaDt Of ConscrIrts.
we uilEbf present at the above specified time and
place u examine ard discharge al uhs are 1nf
Tor military duty by rea>on o. disability.
~ " a. DrLkxEx.
p p. HALL.
-ff- W r. EDnoNDs.
feb3-ot Exannisg Board
TO LET
TO Responsible iamiEss two houses. situated on
Il lot 1y The Nellod - ChuIeh- None but god
respeetkbk persons need aIh,iy-
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Tic ntInbot Of t;enSralsH which Tcnncs ser
has lbst lirina this y ~ is truly asto,,islir,.
First tlpeI lanaeRted KollfcofEr fell Whit 9aI.
aslilS lealing life trtsops at Fishing Greek. Had
by LIVED X Very breIal,ld the result Of he
batilf might Have bseh very sliffarens. his
mon bad nniiahndtlH e6nfdsnce ii linn III,
WHEEL he fell hHey tbeesno tlisnir{tld b,vss.
as llify DID tBItoittnd against superior NM.
ofFs under cirEuInftants4 very disaavantsx e-
ofs ~ them: KofliHofcr WIS one af. Tic FIRST
a1efaffpt PIilf FL ,fe1Bes ses bnt in The confed-
eFscs aid tihseFh.slf country monInci his loss.
Mkt {ltdr zplEIe4ssrI same Gen. Hatton.
He 10, VAS = treal "a voritc with his men
The iien bqts df lii4 reg misrt were tess much
attached to1hIhE and wien he lsec4nlela Brira-
dIsrHqenl-r4I, ls PFdkcd himself fully sanai to
TIE Elfsitloa. faraNa,y from his home on Ehs
pHiiks os tie kahoIainy. lie gayellis Ito 10
secafftif insqpe5dHnc4 Of his country.
Iilif last snl ydlhns sci Of The Tchnes.co
ceiis5al9 sitai HIS falEen sn To afdL was The
siftef1 yepfS Rains 10 Az@. killsa in lie
batsIr Of MsFfrfsfbp4 ougf, almost with,
,ighEEo big qwh Acme Tins has lTerne.l..
uEtIlitss Tsive lends ldst three sfIer.cl,erisb
Fl 3-srh t3e ofeupHtl the position or iBrira-l
der gF'7rifsi. saH nj 1lag of the CplorselA
.1s 4sieE s.b9Ffi.sste .igi,isIs. ullolI.are .lso
n,Ib'H HsfishsaIFR AIlis sh 'lfsle for I9depen.
dsrcs WA ileIIFIPtihink aaE other State can
show As h-Hvy lo4F ofgeurrsl on, lcrs in ,aro-
porti9aItb he lsiihacr shehad a. Tennessee.
" nv fhis iilHo iEyi3Iops Aairli. Luz ID hIr.w
tlai iFi4'i rhaft ally tih3 NV. been disposed
q EFT afy reffetiohs ppo. T.nnes sso have
Pfea 'shPF,ffnlt SPf tHs fHris- Whilst the pa
'Io11.ni ~ reoIlie hss S.,en subjected To
ifsi7 that rsssF t,liefs have BOT kiovp. and
We tiust fHayl tIkos- lae saIIsffly o.. her
s9Iiier1 rsII -H,ps1. l|f.vaFably vim tIS...
q srLy STATE li-lF he iICoHfedetaey. Whilst she
= i,lis' y dstfiFi tAothEag fssni tho we'll earn.
Ell rsPutstiph tss sdsiers fEoa her sister
5 ass. she rislpt, NJ 81 .asa hoblls sons In.
FIJI het oF Dtsisc 10 Match their serdisln on.
. : ny vel tY9gllf hslIis -1titl.s diem
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HORSE. rsdd'- ard bride ne. nee - ksth
- Al IL bcnt N.s dep cheri nrf ssr-ri. eit-
1ei = creep rsedir nsrIy r-.t.d- ~ ~ tso -
raro cr heirt bride sns Gee ce,irrret 4 ~ :
fni.es Meth pf Iaisystte- Ca
JanJ- ,7~lr- ABJAcKaoN.
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AkfN ~ rr1 ttun ittrl "a ssn - lie -slh ItuF
lef1. ltEie u.n1 - slr rae cf Hrrrr nif
s1Ta y L. - A. = In felrrsf kuiher1rft ruunfv
I'm $3.50. - 49, scn En11ra Teprf- aid rrrfs
= 1torf = = - 1r.ls Cd a c.pTr. ccr fsri
10 inctes high srd 49, abruf 11olhs-
= r SWAIN Irfur
IanE- HI lkafi.nnsora. Iarn-
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re- GoYE.Faot4, Of TENNESSEE has fnff'oIIac-
edFin the IIpuss Of RRpEeseniatives resolutions
Of Fnquiry doPderllIng ibe captured and inter.
edpted disIlaaeheH entrusted 10 SEr. Reid Saun-
dfrs and e4pfessds the opinion that the dis
PATCHES bateIb b en- HhtIlats 4 by the Yankees.
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snrrrt vel srtrrtrd --rrk rfIvr- - X :.
81 efert e 81 .sri- sri eI-r-- -tirh Ser fa-
- iieial'cts cr stti eis. r. piices A. Srilr
&c sitna .ri.ot iis re Pfertsfeiisn Clurch
SarF q IN A.. ERADT
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CYRIF. SYFUFl Jr,t rresirrl. 10 b.,--,. -.
;, oflf-ts sgfr7 - rsle y
5sn1l-er rTrrs
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TAKEN UP

Nd eoinnitted 10 jail By tie military aathors rs
"A A. Chtftanooga. on tbe u 81 Ociotrr. 81 and
mere rece atty Committed - acting Justice 81 TIE
Peace. for tic cuunfy OF HamiItnn- Tenn on the
18Th o. Dee. 1884, negro boy Who says his rnue
JAG 4. and that he belongs a. John Pride q Sparla
White county. Tenn- sid boy i back. "A years
I'D. feet ] inch high Ths owner reQnesfed 10
come forrfrd prove property. psy charges ard take
hir1 cut 81 Jail J. n. SWAIN
cec1l Jailnr
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CABBAGE sKKDl

3'REsH and genuine large Early DTurkead Cabhar.
soon al u B. PARHAN's- Age1t-
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rss- The lklEer Of or HUNTSVILLE corress.n-
dFud in Tegfrll|Eo tile PoNsE and Jurisdiction
d Military coBrts. + s.ntsiHs important sup.
cushions WeIdo not express at present any NJ
sPi1ien As 10 IBID extent 10 kvlicl, military al.
tlholfty 4hoaldIbe darrifd il time 9f wal. bai
Of ehe fiIitSF wR fedl saiisfad and that is thai
gdnf;resF lsshPqfilFi AFT TPonihis subject, md
should define Tith EaccHFacyl The Jurisdiction 81
military eoprt4I No Person should be arrdstctl
without hay9E ilrfehilHgge Is with specifications
rffd e him lat Itbq time of bis arrest.
Military e1pppats and military men shd uld
III governsA by Fixlfd IAws and not be
lgft TO IhcH4Fe frrFHtraiHed viii Of tIIese
Yhd celhpose ihe cPurHl We have no objec-
ti9n to lie pfiHer fxeIfiso 4fmiIiia ry autllori-
~ II faft we fire ii faFpr Of it Tint we desire
tlla4 il may bpEEikeps ~ilEinI duo touhds,s