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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


AT a meeting OF ,he 5th klssissppi regiment. IN
vened at Camp Bridgeport Alabama. on the 9Th OF
April 1863, Capt. Il. Moore called To the chair
as President. and committee icing appointed to
draft appropriate preamble and resolutions the
follow ing unanimously adopted
Whereas IL han pleased a lin shsy Tod an his wise
ovideaoe, to remove from midst, IN the person
Of Capt. JOAN II. AonoA Of Go. 90, gallant SOL
dier. noble man. loved and genial compaa on, who
has en6eared himself TO ALL by his heroic conduct
o ictioa, kindness and courtesy. be IL Resolved,
Ist. That In the death OF Capt JOINS III. koRdlS
reg 1ubent has sustained the loss Of gsisnt Oh
-er the cause u noble defender, AID the country q
bright ornapeut
lad That then IN after yesrs, memory recalls 70
past BccueA and rests opos The the bloody held OF
and the gaiaant<y displayed there. oa'
sriE At his loss will lie greatly tempered by the re-
so,scsion his herosm, and belisf that one 81
FOOD 20 noble who has laid hh lie sacrace to 90
scred cause has been but ressoved from the awin
ceues of war, TO far more quiet and happy home
srd. That tender TO his bercsved relatives oar
heart felt sympathy, and bid them 10 the words d
Coaaad over Hlustri. us dead.
! Weep not Tor hml the Thrscians wisely gave.
Tearu 70 the birth couch. triumph to Tho grave.
Weep not for him! Go mark his high sa1eer,
II knew shame, Jolly and no fshr.'
4h THAT o copy OF theee resolutions be- furnishee
for ubli alton tbs Chattanooga Rebel, and Jack
sou sa ian, add - the clationD OF the deceased
Capt. G. C. DaRKs.
LIST. LIT. b, w. Messy,
Id 1t. b. w. sTExLx,
Cyna,uisc.
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The newly negotiated Confederate loan
whereof full particulars will be found
il to-dsy's issue of the Rebels the hap
piest reumstance a. q substantial fact,
and IA agreeable prognostic, which has
fallsa to our lot during these last two
years.
Not the least encouraging feature,
which attends it, lies in the consideration,
thss our credit is going PIP just as that OF
the enemy il coming down aud that,
whilst the Jews of Frankfort and the Gun
aybags Of Liverpool are opening their
hearts Of gold to the South, the Shy locks
Of Wall Street are closing upon the Lin-
coin administration.
"A key of gold" says an old Spanish
proverb, "opens all the doors." 1t also
shuts them and is even now tHrned in
the lock of the Yankee money
The stockholders of New York, Philsdcl-
phia and Boston, whose liberal supplies
have been feeding the Washington cxche-
quer for so long g time, begin to realize
the short sighted calculations, which gave
birth to such prolific ebulitions of patriot,
ism when the var began. Each one OF
them at length perceives, that, like our lit
tie friend Sir John Falstaff, he has been
made an ass-
The same train of reasoning, the same
ratio of figures, the same hopes now in
spiTe the trans-At Ian.ic creditors of the
Confederate States, as prompted those OF
the Federal Government in the great me
trepolitan cities Of the North; for the
character of the latter. is noe unlike that Of
TIE former; ), cold, crafty, but nsTveliossly
polite.
Patriotism has nought 10 do With their
actions. Nor sympathy. Nor attachment
to principle Nor passion, temper, preju-
dice. Selfinterest always. In America
il is the almighty dollar. In England
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Notice to Conscripts and Others.
pPpJcr aF COMM NnaNT OF CONRCRI p1S


KEoXvILLE. TKsr.. April 18th, lSCs !
Persons 1dressing Communications 90 this Office
or 10 patment nj Richmond, 10 bc referred 20 this
once-arc requested TO give their post once marx
Many such communications have bcen una nswered
because OF the vritern fsorr % use this preeautou
Persons who have been enrolled ns ronterpth are
not allowed 20 join companies without hrst rtpoSt Pms
themselves ct this oaies and beng regularly examined
and assigned. Enrolled men Who cannot be account
ed Tor in thi Once repstod a. dee rters and wiz
be 4 Gated nssuch, W heBevee appreheudnd
Substitutes Tor enrolled conscripts hannot Be re
oeiyed IN regiments or companies without being htst
examined by ssrReoes exeressly sPPulnsed der ths
pnrpoae sud all tnrollirg ocers are htreey directed
at "a rera I'd discharges for having fernshet sun@-
tue, upts., given seoOrtascc With thcss fnstrue
tons. -, aa - L.
U..u IN. frxt OF May next. al enfonsd mes Ia
East Tennessee who val report tsemssres AZ u -
ofce-apd tbose In kida.e Teuneeset Who VIII rernr'
at the camp Of tnsruetscii NJ fsyetFvths
will be assigned 70 anY of thf ole rgiHenn hey
ma ssiect Tis does pot exempt conseifPl from Ia
biiity 60 are II IN those eeunaes already called
Nv s,a-r Of Ia. Col. J.. D. BLAKE,
Commandani Of Conscripts-
T. 3. WHm. A3jt lsPril.Iu
"a Teanessss papers copy oss Seek and send
bills to Col. Blake.
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HrATE OF TENNEsgIEE.

BEsJANiN PTEKcE, rs. MART ]. PrERcT,
In the Chancery Court at Chattanooga
\ spppeaiiug that the defendant, Miry J. Pierce
Il 10 non resident OF the State OF Tennessee, 90
that the process OF the be served ber
Is therefore ordered that p1bicston lie made week
IN FOR four weeks in the Chattanooga Rebel, news
aid dr,eu dapt 10 sppesr Il Chaucery Court 70 be
held at the court h6pss 10 the city Of Chattanooga
on the fourth Monday VI July pext. ANA Asser COM
plainAnt'A bill filed against her for divorce, &C.,
Judgment by confession III he entered and the eansG
set for hear ing or Pdrfe -
Iuari9 lu WIN. !. GTASDEfER,
CU1 Ak
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200. 600 ACRES OF LAND

TINuE Florida Atlantic 4 Calf CeRtral Rail Road
Il Company has 2OO 600 Acres of Land, which was
Appraised Ia is5g, and conveyed 60 two Trustees 70
secure the payment Of Free Iana B2nt.s By the
Company; which shall otfsr for sss nj Lake City.
On Wednesday the 18th Of May, 1853.
These Lands valuable fos purposes OF GU ltiva>
ton (mAny or them others for timber, turp ptns
and tar-rtuated In the most beahul portion Of the
State and offer great iudaoemsns 10 persons disposed
invest money IN lands. Private sAia whl be made
until the day Of sale.
marzl-tds VIM. O. BEFPREYs,
of
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OFFICE coMMANpANT OF cosscRIPTs.

knnNyiIIe, Tenn. Feb. -, Ibb5. .
rTAyINl; received authority from the Secretary oil
III War To naise q iew compa ntes from the ensso
persons xempt from CONSUMPTION, for the purpose OK
enforcing the coascrIe law In Teennessee-tne eooh,
viii he opeped nj ip Office for sae nsnea OF al loyal
persons of this class ho desi 20 nssisf In
HE AVIS Of stek cusnsTy. These companim are no'
,hs aroe nav and Allowances soldiers Of the army
80 Iii he eptitIeA ~ tire reward fos NE aPpre
r. ID. BLAKE. Lit. Col. G. 3. a,
s.NsY.f Commnndnns Of fsosscfipts.
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siEoE7!JiASh

CTRAYED OF sislen srotn tke eam1ss of the f1th
- Tennesses rl1imeot. on d. evstdnz II the 9Th
INST. vsry dsfk Iron Ercy Fiy about four years
Old afteen hands high has hns saddle Raits Ia iaht
PAGER; ''siuRe- fo,ts ana "fox-trots Il in rather
lean condition. The above ward will be paid for
her delivery the camps ~ the 2'th Tenue-see reg
imsnt PreHtan's Brigade. BrecEi1udges Division
ruitahoms. Tennessc.. Tor AnI in:or nation that
HfII enable me Go get er
- DkERING J. ROBERTS,
spri4 Asst Surgeon, 10th Tenn. Regt.
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$50 REV ARD.

CHhryx 10000, April 4, 1858.
WILL M the above reward. for the apptcke nston
OF the follow ing named deserter: Bentley Wnies'
private Of Co. (Bl 3Th resiineat Tennessee voion.
% wears feet X or inches high dark ennplesioB
lark hair. grey ey'n. and by oeeupa.nn nn ,s:
said dessitef r. fPetea e % oe renee
~ A. j. HATFIELD,
I'd Liert. Gem. Co. u, 37th Reg. Team Vol
ar4S~lw
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GsF- Several of the Territorial officers of
Arizona have been in consultation with the
Secretary of War on the subject of providing
military force TO fully accomplish tho polit
ical and material objects in the organization,
Of that territory. He thought the force will
be raised for that purpose in New England
Pcrnsyl vania, and the West.
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HEADQUARTERS, Vol. AND CoSsokIrr BrRnAu,
ARMY OF TxsS BSsEs.

Subdepartment Chattanooga. March IL, '63.
HAVING been assigned 10 duty nj this post 10y Gen
Pillow. sIl officers acting under orders iron the
Vol. and Couscrpt Bureau Army OF Tennessee in this
sub-depament hereby ordered 90 report 10 these
Head quarters INN ediaty in perscp by tier flor
instructions. All detailed nen IRON the Army Ui
Tennessee in this gubdepsr tment, will report. AMI
show by whose authority tbeT hsys teen detailed
Nv command Col. II. MAGEyEEY Jr.
Cant \. r. BnKwwR Comd'g Rendezvous.
marIS.lm. Adtt-
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Wanted 10 Kire

rU'HIRTY negro laborers IN xork q Govcrnmen nj
Ill contract making brickn for &. 4. Atmoiier, Ma
con, ia, for whom the goest wages viii he paid
The location 10 healthy AUD ,entral. The negroes
will be kindly treated well cnthed and fed. No or
lection To a few Women unincrnteNd. The most
"a tlsfac tory refetsnces given. Address tie under
signed. Macon, Ca. or Huntsville, Ala.
aptlo-lwe HORACE 1OWERS.
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TAJIEE UP

. Np committed 10 jail BY ehe military fstborftie.
~ al Cbat.a uooTa. the Id Of Octeber, les1: ans
- - oty comrnHstesi by an acting Iussioe OF the
rcsee. for tSs cosnty of Ha milton. Tenn. on the
isth Of Dec. 1884, n negro boz sbo says bib name 10
lack aoA that he belongs 20 ohn Pride Of Sparta,
Wntte so.nty, Tenn. ssid DO, b black, "a years
IA s faet / inch high. The owner Ia requested TO
como forward, prove property. ny charges snd tAA'
htra css 81 san. d. e~A
doc2l
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$50 REWARD.

TOIIN T. CoIlum, Co. ca HawiSins battalion q
.b sharpshooters, deserted from the Buckner hos-
pitaI. Rim ggold, Ca, April ~. ls63.
Richard w. Hall. Co. (E) 10th Asbama regiment,
deserted from the Bgckner Hospital. Ringgob. Ca.
April And 1868. These suppose. making
their vsy 10 Tuacuuibia, or Florence. Alstsma- A
re ward OF Thirty dollars will be paid for their dev
ery n the comnlandAnt OF Copvaescent camps. mt
this place. r. DUDLEY rhA tSEk,
anT7.lw 1t. Col Comd II Pe&t.
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nest- The editor of the Nashville Union
Inanifests surprise that the rebel women
continue to read the Yankee newspapers.
sarrick, the actor, was once serprised to seG
n cIcrgymen reading a theatre placsra.--
What" said Garrick, "do you read this p
"Yes," was the ropiy, Il want to know whai
the devil in doing"
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SOLDIERS

A ND Surgeons Of Hospitals. pieasa pstlcs- nv soa
"A Vim. HenTy hughes, q lad OF IL, lsf Loeisytle,
Kentucky sad wunt 60 Fssnktert 81 BaptesAsr a1st.
10 re enlist In the Conederat army. ntn Hhieh slime
have heard nothing Of hin. lie 10 doubtless. IN The
army pou<rhere. uniess be hns beea kike4 IN hatts
ar has gone into some hospital I couM nsvss bearn
whst regiment he Joined ANY mfssa 90 nins or
other l,ersca. who cen give ne tetHsiafsoe ~ thh
Iefy Of an scted mother, aud shsfn, by Writing 70
me eo.aeersiss him, sd llreesins @ ntnGroh. Go
u,sv8s- Iuss ~ 81 Bsaeng Hospital.
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Har is thu result Of interest. than OF honor
Men try to aelnde themselves With The notion that
they 10 60 ar for the sake Of the latter but God J.
mighty r,ever planted such stupid IN the
he u OF a nhnse nation. that 10 mast sriHce the
homes aud ha ppiness of its whole people misera.
be sTcctHtion ~ honor. We fig biting the retas
BECAUSE f they are not suppressed We ATE ruined
ourselves. Tbat'H 1t Our good neiy hbors of Wall
street understand how this il. They been sup
piJi Il our nc with the wherewthal. For
WY Not ssieiy for hcnor, bat for profit They
look the end 81 The contest. when their payne at
With interest rplis round that and that only Hon
or indeed We spit upon such an Idea. as we would
if acted on n.vef leave moment OF peace. In
teres the prosperity of the coantry the hsppness OF
the people, this general welfare of the land these
are the sole objects OF the var. Snd when they
b. our thjsct then the should ease the people
shoald wi,iras their support from Is prose
and the bsnkers should withhod every dollar Of USE
less sup3ly.-fk. Y. Express, jan I'd, 1864.
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aIzas Robert J. Walker, 80 is la said, owns
over third Of the Quicksilver Mining Com
Iany which has ensted the Almad en- Company
and has instituted suit for ten millions for
quicksilver taken from tiss rnines, which the
Almaden Company has property euough to sas
isfy
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TEACHER.

A LADY an experienced Teacher. de.irss q situa
~ ii n. win taWe charge 81 n school teach Ia q
dsuniy or beeorns ssSirfant teschrr ~ MathcmRt
icA and Engliah. The hess reference nj be given
and required. Address HESEY WILKINSON. editor
REBrL, Chattanooga, Trusse-see. faprl1-iml
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Glnl REWARD.

T EFT my premises in October last. my negro mas
L. Dave, painter by trade. copper colofed. about
feet inc hes high. weighs about $50 lbs, and nee
spoken believe he Ii lurking about the suburbs OF
Atlanta will rag the above rcwa I'd for hft5eiisery
in Atlanta conine naent in some sale Jail.
msta9Iiu N. r. GARDNER.
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CIRCULAR.


're MspacaL PuRvaYINs DKroT, No o,
So AiDsnts. &C., March %. lests. I
lorTLEs ned vts,m. of IN kiads purchsss4 "a ti,is
IL n~,,,A An do natIoos, however small, will be
.,zt.fuiIy received TAere ere uauy bottles iytsS
s-a al, IN pr1sse kpaees, whioh u ssnt bess vea31
materially aid the aia W voshiog o' 'hS s'PsHs'
sue ' GEORGE q. BLACKIE.
r,.,as-av ssrys,om "A MediSal Parveyor. c. q. A.
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Lost at the Chattanooga Degos.

A TRUNK marked Capt. T. J. O'Keefe. Army o.
"A Tennrssee. containing Qaarermastrr papers
OF vhlae 10 any oee but The owner. The finder
will lease ,end 10 the Rebel Once.
T. J. O'EEEF.
aprI2-lA" Smiths Hiring. hsatba m Div,
Army Tennesrte.
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LOST,

Port Aonnis cunts ming about.sse 90 OF $50 %
~ in Bank Bills, State OF Georgia md South Car
DINA; about els 80 In Alabama notes. small amount
o! Confederate money; also too notes. one on D. }
yer for tSa co. pa able 70 r. N. Myers; and oue on
James L. Hixon Tor sI2d 0 pays BILE 10 All lea Myers
Any person finding the above, will be htrAHs re
Narded by leaving the same ri r. Nyer..
aprio2ws MINERVA Ny ERs
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nsaA. The Nsw York Journal of Commerce
thinks' th.s the new faaicI sspAximent OF
Liscoln's Administration has proved wes@e
than n failure.
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bat Ii The Yankees didn't kin anybody in
the attack on Charleston, tho New York Herald
may take consolatian in abe s~at that tl,ey
certainly killed time" territiedIy.
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IIntK JiF AK oiI1r 81. ~srld TIE s.anaaraszl


|l.R 1lF AE oiRr 50. ~srla the ssaaa'ra.'
y. i m.is., l., ] .,s.,. opsr. to ly,
6sw The mercy men Of Wall sersss 'rrss
in shoee early eskuia.ions, which sen ahs
money bail 'srallieg, rolling, rolling over
-fzasak erhsy sassgkt tAss lste tist a'asl
of -snays whicll lratltsfs Is q s9@, it wosto
rem up II prs,dissopa hall Of isteFest* bus
lie hes lspevsm oahessise !; ssd ssssasslsg its
miRissl tymboi In 'osc posst oniy--.a'af u
III ei.s benestk tIse rayn Of dsIest- Like the
laises ,ef. ies--snid ta havs been huiss for n
Rassann pssseeas--Sst as resoi wing Itself into
yrp16 una @vspesoas logs. ont of whieh no
man can Gee the way. Instead oil playip 8
az foos hall, shey have been eaughs in
Hire.1eG.
This list was spread before the m o.eh of
Wall street early in May 'e1. Mr.. Score
tary Cameron set the trap, AID Dir. Sccre-
tsry Chase applied the bait. IL wan tempt
il1y--lne, the suppression of the rebellion
in thirty days. I'd, the conversion of the
seven cotton States into one State, or seven
provinces. Bird, by a general change oil
government, under the ever.rcady revolu-
tionary pie. of necessity, the war debt and
its int rest were to be paid cut Of the pro-
ducts Of the newly conquered territory
This was the scheme; and with nophistry
o. argument, which has r.salnted mike
their finances aad politics, che leaders OF
Northern opinion succeeded in beguiling
many a oitizcn md dipping r,nny banker.
Terrorism succeeded, when plausibility no
longer served the turn of thieves, aud coz
ercion accomplished whaE had been
wrought by the more plant aud pliabhe
mode of procedure. But the late slec-
tions--the triumphal march Of AN oppoed-
ton party-fear, misfortune and COR
the great Deepot aud che Seven Wise Men
OF his Cabinet, whilat the money devils
are groun obstreperous- The geese with
the golden eggs refuse to lay any more.
Whether the last desperate step of rip
ping their bellies asunder will prevail, is
yet question of the future.
Mean while-to return TO cur own affairs
the Confederate cotton loan is offered
and promptly taken. IL is our recognition
by q power greater than that of principal
tiles and powers Gold has crowned Cot
ton As King, or at lenat rs heir apparent.
Gold has pronounced the cotton realm ais
Independent. Gold has done for US what
Queen Vic. and the Emperor Nap. have
dared not do---gold, the lever Of the world
the metal which crowns are made of.
We may go on our way rejoicing for some
time TO come. We may sing psalms, and
fight the Yankees, and presently we will
wsken up some 6ae morning to find ourscli
at peace, nasion Of nations, even among
men.
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TRURK HNUND.

MARKED Mrs. Mary Asa, Nashville; which tht
kHM owner can get, by acquiring OF II. H. Csmpbsll
tsemeni. rsprlt-lts1
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Msi- Cotton Aas susidenly I'D va',oed in Ses
York market nearly 20 cents per pound. Sales
were isado at T2A7A centa, With an 1pwns<
tende hlcy.
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M1a- The casualties Of the battle Of Charles
tom tho Confederate side, as far an we can
discover. are FIVE killed and eis;ht wounded
with no harm to anything else worth notice.
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BdA-. A depot for the distribution OF bread
the needy families OF soldiers hes been csta,
lished in Richmond.
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FOUND,

A FORT MONIA, osueHtnng q small gufn. Tht
IA owner can have u by cailins st 0ovctsmene Be-
ksSy. tapstA3s1
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Bay. REBEL JrvExlLE-"Lofd. Billy. dom
,you with The war ii stop, and the sirkis would
come round, one more time?
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Sugar Exchanged for Bacon.
+ AM ordered by Chief 90 Subsistence Army OF
J. Tem.sasee % exchsnge Sugar Coz Bacoe.
il. hEAUCMAMP,
apr2. tv Post Cmnnissary.
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To tho Enrolling Osienrs Of Aass!ilton CO

CH ATT snoa a, April 49, 1885,
-DY am arrangement with Col. Blake. Coums Ras ut
ID az Cosscfspts ths In roaag beers OF pamihosa
eoustF. win report Jehn j. Lowry Enroalina o.
scr tse llth DEtrsct at Chattanooga instead 81 70
Col. BMks. JNO. l.. HOPKINS.
Hpr1a.l~ A. ID. G.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

q EGULAR meeting Of Hamilton Chapter. No. 40.
H. y. A. NJ, On Tuesday, evening llts ina., 81
tasir Hall % hsrkst mzeet-
sPrl<-1s IL a. ANDERSON. Bee.
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nsar- The Port Hudson News says the wrec
of the Lancaster was caught at Point Coupee
about the 9th ,iitimo.
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Aeh, 4Shnfssussuts.
MULES! MULES!

ONE pair small black Mules, youeg snd yell Ss9ke
~ For sale by WI. HOOPEh-
sptll-tw
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IasA thursday essnins. by Cen. Psttie rev. n

|
DospNen our sidesg (. - ~ 81 ~
sxasseugcrb from Memphis who arrived at
Cairo on the Tai. gay the President and the
party who accompanied him to tho army Of the
! Potomac, will rctnrn on Tucsdsy or Wc}nes-
day.
I The municipal elections in; Maine and in
Colurnbus, Ohio. won't 10 favor OF the Rcpubli.
eans. 4 special dispatch to the Phi'sdelphia
i l'resa from Reading, Pa, speaks Of the arrival
1 of numerous moJs Of the Knights Of the Gold
4 en- Circle ia that town, to rescue conspirators
aeains: the Government. Dificulties Of no
ordinary character apprehended.
Gold in New York 9sI<.
TuLIAHoxA, April l3.-Inforn alton was re-
cseived to-day. stating chat Wheeler had cap
tured two trains, one between Louisville aud
Nash vile. and the other between Nashville
and Aurfreesbor with large number ri
men mud officers, destroying the trains. All
quiet elsewhere.
| BEl~ A ncgress belonging To Mrs. McNish,
near Nashville, died on the 9th inst, at the
advanced age Of one hundred and nine years.
sHA- 1t is thought Burnsde's force is TO
operate on the flank Of orr. Tennessee army.
Our boys will get on the scent oft, II they do
Bay. REBEL JrvExILE.-"Lofd. Billy, don't
hyou with The war d stop, and the sirkiH would
come round, one more time ?"
| B1a-. depot for the distribution of bread 10
the needy families OF soldiers hes been cstab-
lished in Richmond.
.NsAss
nela.. Bonds of the State of North CaI olina
were sold in Raleigh las, week at premium
ranging from 1914 to 80.
eesh.. Cotton may have an upward tenden-
ty" but we doubt very much if the souls OF
the spectators therein, have.
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mA. Ex.President Pierce. Of New HAmp
shire. has published letter denouncing Lin
coins administration:
pssl. IL is stated by the Newport News that
Gen. Burnside took with him to his new com
mand some twenty thousand men.
Her" When the negro regiment psrades the
streets of Memphis, the white Federal troops
are kept in their camps 10 prevent disturbance
ney- The Port Hudson News says the wrec .
of the Lancaster WAS caught at Point Coupee
about the 9th uitimo.
49,. The Planters Hotel, Of Augusta. Geo
was sold at auction on Thursday for Sl09, 600.
Bag Federal dispatches estimate our force
at Somerset at five thousand.
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nfsl. Ii ia stated by the Newport News that
Gen Burnside took with him to his new com
mand some twenty thousand men.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-14
WANTED 10 BUY,

RESIDENCE Ia Chsefa seegs and vic4uity, q
a. rcsi&sace that ena be se1sm fos eonse-
nencs and health. IL desinca the fsraisGre will alsa
be bought Apply 20 r. NJ PAai. Esq, PfoPrseter
OF Danny nxsgL. faprI4-$t1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-14

Res~ When the negro regiment psrades the
streets of Memphis, the white Federal troops
are kept in their camps to prevent disturbance