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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

- IL instruments fully warranted and sup
IA piled on the most favorable terms. The
PELorBET HARMoNIrM and ORGAN HARMosrrM
are the nearest approach to a pipe organ, and
are excellent instrumen ts for churches and halls
Prices, $50 to $3.50, with one, two or three banks
Of keys, and pedals. Mains
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Humber ard 3!
O. - "a I'M III u Wt
Sla ia 8 lIfa

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in all kinds of
LUMBER SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding. Jois,, Scant!ing. Fencing and all kind
Of Wide, Clear and Common Lumber an,
having in connection
PLANNING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities to furnish to orde.
and constantly keep On hand
DaEssED FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLINDS
Hasiug the odss e-tali.hedi UMBER VAR in his eli
ami ivei liberal patronage from Tip,o end
try Cor rumi~s OF years for ics tead.
ereth rks and respectful solicit old
to e We ca land vii to <,
( them gene al sa' isfsction
they will be carefully filled at as cheap terms
as though they were here in person.
Office second st, opposite Benn
Musicals lowe. lily
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

SICKNESS TKEVE.NIID II TIE S1H NAME RECT.
Eighth Maine regiment, Sc 1t {. T. Lord writes that
Railways Ready Relief saved the regiment from death
ShiIo quarered at ~ bee Island. = g., when working
in tho swamp. erecting Notifications. Every man
seized with Typhoid anl other fcvers, Fever and
Agne, piarrhcrN, ~ entcry, RheGlastism, cured
by the use Of the Rel ~ Relief.
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From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of Neac York city.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice prov ed ctlcc.ual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any remedy
can mention, l sincerely rejoice that We have at
length purgatve which is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the people
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From DR. EdWdrd Boyd, Btt7fim0Te.
DEAR BRO. AVER: l cannot answer you What
complaints have cured with your Fills better than
to say nN that erer treat triM puiydtire niedi
cine. l place great dependence on that c!lectual
cathartc in my daily contest with disease, and be.
lieving. do that your Pills afford the best We
have. ofcourse value them highly
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The Richest Incident Of the Season.


q !E1issatteruoon, Oh Conductor Frank
LYMAN Train, coming from Milwaukee
to Lacrosse, we saw the richest mistake
Of the season. In tie fourth seat back
of the stove, ~ one OF the passenge cars,
SAT- gentleman and lady, sweet and
gus hI1ks tho fairy ones of olden times.
HisH,n encircled her waist in bear like
squeezing his one hand t,yed with her
ribbons-his other hand wandered
around her amplitude and bonnet strings,
like lost child in a berry patch, Sc king
alph5 n sest, ind his eyrs we're fix, q
~upoa ne face on his fair com panion with
all the earnestncss Of a Romeo In short,
they were the observed Of all Observers
In the next seat back of the couple al
luded to, sat demure looking lady, nat,
uraly interested in the display of ailec,
ton in front of her, so natural and touch,
ing. When, the ears entered the tunnel,
Ne eentlenan. was standing by the stove
for moment. When part way through,
and while all was dark as night, he crop
ed his way back--and just as the train
began to emerge into the least glimmer
of light, was "a yell which startled the
whole load of passengers. The poor fell
low had gone one seat too far back and
seated himself ip the wrong seat, and was
trying his best to kiss the demure lady,
who couldn't see it. lie lit ont in a
hurry, and with the most shecpish lock
we ever saw, took his place beside the
girl, while the spectators were convu,scd
with laughter
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Asa Family Fhystc.

From DR.. T. ". Cnt,rright. New Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their ex-
cecnt qualities surpass any ca,hartic we possess.
They are mild but very certain and cfectral in their
action OH the bowels, which makes them inv valuable
to us in the daily treatment Of disease.
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From, DR.. J. G. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice.
and hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi-
ents have found Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy. when
given in small doses for bilious dysenery and diar-
rhGa Their sngar-coating makes them very ac-
ccptable and convenient tor the use Of women and
children
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

HS5 DR.. Cousins, of Port mouth, Eng
land, has under his care an extraordina-
ry case of prolonged sleep. The subject
Of it il a farmer, aged forty three. lie
has never suffered from any head affcc-
ton, aud his general health has been ex,
cctlent. Al various times during the
last twenty years he has been subject to
unusually prolonged sleep The longest
period of somnolency is five days and
nights; three is not uncommon, aud even
four days. lie never dreams; memory
IS retentive, and when he becomes con.
sclous after these attacks, he remembers
everything that happened just before.
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Dyspepsia, EInpuriry Of siac Ls!ocd.

From Rer. j. J. Hines, Pastor u Ifarent Church,
E0Sf0n.
DE-. AVER: have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those am
called to visit in distress To regulate the organs of
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known. and | can conf
IDENTITY recommend them to my friends
Yours, J. " HINES
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

y z
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartic
we employ Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they are an ad
mirable remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed have seldom found case of billions dis
ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Fratcrnay yours. ALONZO BALL. NJ D..
ELLLSicLLtl. 1kL he lLlcllLe AlsLltuL
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On. J. AVER. Sir have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headUche any body can have by
dose two of your Pills. 1t seems to arise rom
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. ED W FREBLE.
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DRESS GOODS.

SILK MoZAMEIQUEs-I.atest Styles.
EMB'D do do do
SILK LENOS. do do
PARIS PIAlDS. do do
PLAIN SILK I.USTEE. do do
LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING bELAINEs-a5c per yard.
GINGIi ANS, &c. &c.
f.i,- Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
st. les entirely new, and Of this Springs impor.
tatiuR.
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WARSAW. Wyoming Co, y. Y. Oct. "a. 1865.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills in my
practice, and find them an excellent purgatiyc TO
cleanse the system aud purity tie Fountains Of the
biO0d. JOHN & MEACHAM NJ d.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-08
To CAPITALIST

THE Alabama AM Mississippi Rivers Railroad Com
4 pany Of Alibamn viii offer for sa)e nj public
auction, TO the highest bidder (not less than par) on
Wednesday the 4th day of March, 1868 at the Bank
III Selma, IN the city OF Selma 100000 bonds Of be
Company dated .anuary LIST, S62, aud due J0H.
uary lst 1875; and 600 bonds Of tie CITY Of Sci
ma, dated January lst 1862 and due Januay lst
1877 The last named homes viii be endorsed aud
guaran teed By the Railroad Company. An these
bonds bear per cent interest payable eomi ANIMALS.
w. at the Commercial Bank Of Alabama M selma.
with coupons att ched Tor the Interest The bonds OF
the Company Onierest and principaD are secured hy
MORTGAGE, duly executed and recorded on he entire
Railroad of the company, with all its machinery and
Ia nds, and franchise and other appurtolaaces The
no 0d conmet ces at the city or Selma who're IL con.
no cts with the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Rail.
In ad completed 1876 miles, and now buiag extended
under ntract with the Confederate Government
TO Rome Georgia. and with q daily line of steam
boats, plying between Selma aud Montgomery; and
extends West through well cultivated ana very fnr
Tile region via Uui0ntOWn ard DemOpulis about n
nilesi and is connected by means IF the Noithenst
and Southwest Alabama Railroad, with the Mobile
and Southern (MissssibuD RnilOad4 nt Meridian
Mississippi. Besides It's very marked heal advanta,
ges securing to IL large LEGAL business, this 70 a
holds most favorable position, IN the great eastern
and western line of travel between Texas, Alulsas
louisiana and Mississippi and the N1rthera and
Eastern portions of the UOniederacy: gfIbrdnr the
most direct end shortest route from Yick,bnfg and
all intermediate places 10 the Capitol Of The Coniede
racy and the South Atlantic cities
Although Tho route through from Solna to Meridian
has been opened onlywilhin tho last few weaks and
Is net yet working as regularly as IL will SION a. The
arrangements In progress are oemplelad the in.
come already fer exceeds the sum required % make
rood the bonds proposed TO be issued In short n IA
beeyed that no better securities than these bonds,
can ne found in Tho Coniederdcy. Two prior liens
exist to.wit mo tgage TO secuf0 Sl5tOO0 bonds Of
the Company. due January next 10 b. paid cut Of the
proceeds Il the bonds now Ollered aud whirh will
be received 10 payment of the latter bonds second
A mortgage to secure $3.50 0Do advanced by the Con-
tolerate Govern nent for the completion Of the rOd
and payable IN 1872, uNless sooner discharged as ex
peeted by transportation tor The Government
sSeaed proposals or bids, directed ~ the undersigned
At Bemopolia OF w. s. Knox, Esq. Treasurer 10 Sell
ma, (who on applcatIu viii give any information de-
sired) will receive due attention.
Feb7 tds q q. GRIFFIN,
pfpgil nnt
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TAs a.lss..sa l,.rr. IL ", 80.

This proceeding took place ON The Goth inst
and so far as we have heen allie TO learn was
complete mockery, SO Cav il may be regarded
as giving any true expression Of public opilr
ion was concerned Our information Is that
none Of the citiz ns OF established standing
participated in the farce We only have heard
the result in The city, whore there has hereto.
fore been in the noighborhood Of six thousand
votes poled. At the Abolition election only
about seven hundred were cast 0fthese Jinl-
my McAiannus received eighteen, Jimmy Tome
ny twenty-five, and Mr., eager nearly all the
remainder Nabers' vote was tailed with the
scattering.
We have no word from tbe. cognby pre-
cincts, but our information is that although al
small vote will be cast, il viii be sufficient to
overcome Gager's vote in the city, and elect
Smith lIo is the favoriie Of the people. it is
said, and his election was looked upon as GER
tain jackson Miss Appeqi.
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49, The Atlanta CQyedeyocg notices Gno
lrille'maae IN the Government Saddle and
llauoss Mandatory IN that city for General
Braxfoo Bragg IT'S said to be most ele-
ganiy finished and superb piece Of workman
stir Is whole design and style were sug
getci Try the accomplished and tki1ml Super
mienaent Of lllo Mandatory, Capt Wnl H..
Morrow aud reflects The highest credit uvop
his taste aneeenmi CAPT Mis- Of Nashville,
ndfrnerly partner 10 The welLknovn
HolNeo Of Nooow & Son Saddle aid Harness
Manufacturers We are GLAD that IL him. ibo
stniw Of ilie Capitol Of our State,
Improperly vmesemedobfeai Tile brde is
af sp,,befp mauulIure The biiie magniGs
CENT gilt Will goH ormmcntcd On etbcrsde
wiha liya pointed sloF, end IS as elegantly
fnisbed sa any llipg ever turned oai ef ani
Yankee shop 1ho bdlo has double reins
dnd double hoolsRlI and lbo oud Of every
stat Ia iiuished Oh win elegantly chased gpt
ire THO heal aall is ornamyatci viii Two
si rass.4sn witll plain borders. lfe face.
ites 3ttry corio0sly but boiuth0y shaped
anl moushl, me conlrc Of which y sm-
msa.cd with finely 600 stand 90 Grape
Tine byaa4llats ishfseend ~ moat re.
IgNty faishcd piece of Workmanship Hs
sammnrs rge lbc Confederate Eiglc llollirg
! m rs aQ. Ihc Confederate FIos- viii Hs
slamond bare ol complete and the word,
rroma aaa lako ii,' Me hcomcrepy Of Bragg
70 lbe deusna q Rosccraus for he sorrcnisi
\ of NI0rtcesbero, elegantly engraved thereon
I TNNe n avuy huge amount " ihenos btae
tmleulcldng pnlile bride al done by lan,
will hl1r sils rs stitchesly no inch
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Chancellor Kent saws

|
THE 1eaniti9n d blockade given by Oil,
9unrela Of tle Bdic pove8 III l180. an4
again iH Sol and by the 0Mmlnce OF con
5v % l75l required that here should b
ct9t,i nllfWr OF vessels stationed uea
1'H d'ae port 70 make The entry Apo
QR3 The Government Of tip
Uh6ej ea5 has uniformly MISSED that The
o'o aSalc slon be eiected blythe presence d
aeon o'c6f .orce stationed ana present, ot o,
near .ie sR' laec Of the port and they have
nlFs.el' WIN great energy against the APP
p leetion OF ile rig.toi seizare and coaiiaca
lHnlo meitactual OF fictitious bloclaies'
- ittbe blocsale be raised hy the enemy
~ by ap lying Che naval force or part Of ID
iouSI only iof time, to other objects, or by
e Ncfe remsspess of the cruisers, The CON
ntga 81 uoat ais TO the place ought 10 BE
lree.
Whom q blockade ID raised voluntarily, 81
~ spl eflor lofce, II puts an end TO it abse-
lR'eHi and e ithe resumed, neuimsmusGte
charged Win niice ae aoro, and without rel-
renee % tto former state Of things, belote
they can be involved in the guiIfof violation
y the 9IocEme.' ~ Commentaries, vol !.
n Che present blockade ofsouthcn ports,
fhe Lincoln government has stationed sur.
ioicnt number Of vessels near enough to the
pert Of Charleston, to make lhat port q
nty apparently dangerous but recent
events 10 that quarter have demonstrated
ahot i was only apparently" 50 Their
naval force was never competent, as the
United states government has itself uni,
IoruIy required, and their blockade has
been throughout an "incgectual and fcti-
tious' one This blockade has been raised
ned the bockadisg squadron has been
lriycn o0, for timo-thcrofore, aeeerdina
10 tho above authority, the commerce Of
.neulrals e tic Port Of Charleston ought 70
BE- FREQ and according to the closing para
graph Of thq above quotation, the blockade.
p far as this port concerned, cannot be
csumod until nner Deutrals have been
tresl with notice. ae aooo A eontempor
AIRY calls the rccsat united proclamation Of
Bqquresard aud Ipgraham "a farce, aud
ays i looks more ike tho "scrous an
nouacemcutof a fact then oliko an eaor.
vescncc OF bombast'
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sos IEWARD

ET7 iIisEh paid by the undersigned lor ihe eey-
w Dry ~ my negro pan 2r Black compeAgn
twenty iolr Oh ave years old, ) Nci % 10 llcaes
high, dos plain scarn his fore lead an impealmeal
ih his speech, wears wli.shefs,t WEIGHS alqR' ~,
pounds ANA had on be ne let lark clothing aud
bare heqded Said boy lpurcha.eiql Al wisdom
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, Ca Csc l1ta lecem1er iAoz,
and Lett my premises on the night n the l2h Jeny
1858. The above reward viii be given 70 aQy one
that will bring To me, az nay hoa'e u miles scum o.
ChattauOoga, te above dtsctilcd tIsro, on colhnts
Ia some safe Jail, 50 That get him.
Jang. 22-lmt JOHN S HENDERSON.
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MARGIED.- At The residence o Judge b, r
Foster Florence, Ala, on the 27th ult, iy she Rey'
Mr.. Smith, Captain 0LivER f. KESNrnY O.. =. 40
Of Mississippi to Miss GU0RGIE G ForeR eldest
daughter Of Capt Win l.. Foster, of Nashville Tenn.
ITO the fair brilo-a 'Rcb{ wish. thal her future
may be as happy and cloudloss, as her girhoad las
been gueless aud pnge. 10 the gallant Bridegroom
NC can not.wish for him any greater happlne" flan
IN having won for his bride ono Of Naslyiles lowell.
est aud most accomplished daughters -l.p RsBat..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-08

rge colisG. Sharpe u the Blythe Nissls
siypireglWeut hns been appointed 70 tho posi-.
i'on % oehmNlaatof ihe Pest Of ilds poin.
Col $ Is agpaoman saai 10 aaabls sul
an .telfql t0Ieer the Montgomery iiga
sala iba Ay.ho resnani- -whichs under
lht able leaierehp 81 col sharre hsa ass
.tFsaahed iHcItoa al THO Western battle
halle.haa recently laen consolidated wiit
ih. lnIh MI.MlAIlnl.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-08

- received 3 Dispatch ycstardaa.=lls
Ii'ichmond, which appears upler Tie appro
PIRATE tel graphic h 5diug in cur paper Chi
mornpg, anaoupcing that Mesas Heisk'l
aaa van lelt that city Friday afternoon foi
Tennessee, win che concurrence Of THEN
colleagues, % promote The movements now
10 progress to preserve the Constitutional
Goyanmsat of Tins State II any such
mogemeats arc in progress, the progression
aFPears, TO as to be provokingly slow. no
steps thatWe kaow Of, have yet been taken
ioeouyene The State Legislature, though the
aiettsr is the oteasion Of 90 little concern toI
.he people Of thc State Whilst We hold
Tennessee, we should hold it to some pur
pose 1--WE do not succeed ID driving tlei
INVADER from that portion Of our State now
occupied By him, We should hold what sc
ave, at least with some appemanceof a
isht 70 manage our State Government
also old Alielvber, we seem to Be waiting
q Something 70 turn up" The Consti-
liiqnal Government Of the State must
ia 4slall it be preseryed?7 Ifso-moyo,
oa tl2t hold the reins, aud accomplish
'malhipg eBs stirring with the lark,
sol Norfolk"
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STOLEN


r HAVE ndw IN camp so Kcntuckians Nant 20
more OF the same sort to fll ot my Compaoy
We are row IN camp Siih the Nv Kyo Battalion
Ky Cavalry az tbs point.
None but Reqmckiap's Qeed9rplN as N ihis war,
we are without journal and consequently Stand
upon our own merits. Come AL Chat ale n emcno Of
"ther riqlts.n JACK JONES',
Jany. 2a-2w" lats Capt G. I'D lsi Kl, cav
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MeRGag's FEATs.-Col. Z. M. Geno, OF Tex.
as, gives the vcksbETg Wing the following
statistics Of Morgan's career: He las fought
SO battles, killed 230 Yankees, wounded $40
captured 4,233, and destroyed property to The
amount Of ih,l63,0O0, al with force Of 500
and with very small loss In his ate affair at
Hartevlle, tue first time he commanded a bri.
gadc, he killed TO- wounded 8, captu.ed $50
took six pieces Of artillery and carried away
or destroyed $4,000 worth Of property
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Men 306ertisemants.
S26 REWARn.

CtTRAYLD or stolen rom the lot Of Miles Keiy in
y haitauooga, near the Catholic ChaIch GA fue..
day, Feb. Sd, a BLACK MARE, about ~ hands hgt
STIR in the forehead lett hind leg whts from h6of d
ietlock in good order; had rope round her npek /
will give S2S reward for the recovery Of the mare OF
any Information that viii lead to a knowledge OF her
MRS. n. N. KELLY.
Feh9. Gi&
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glOO REWARD.
TAKEN up

a ND committed lp hl hy Glemilliary huthorilils
ID al Ohaitarocra, 81 HE 20 OF Urotr ltg2, ato
none recently commiitl Wy an acting JusHee M az
l'eare, lof 60 equity 81 ila milton, Tom. Un M,
l0.l u pec. l'W anegfo by hlcmy lRisnti
JACK, and that no hclonas ioj fln prd6. WI Rnada
White county Teun Stid hO "a hnrR. M ,taA
Old, feet inch high. lhe tvneJ q f'eOotsj d
CONE lurward, prove rdlefiy, nf gprpe4Atd iaA.
him oNH ioil Vi n SWAIN
dee1i jlll0r
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"a rs 9bd 40 ycnfs liahlf No eshirHbNbn WIN bhAt'
eeubl,d ~ Nccsim uu ihc l3lh dy VI fchlully
lt6j hwf1ilng OificeiT eNl De iHfflsliod With Dhnk
cegt rttes Of extmption 10 ht flltd up pnd sfl ~
ihose who may ic tDiilltdt1 them pWnM eliln
lug exemption undrf tlic aw afe hdriNd to Iata aV
plisah1n 70 their nseiiiug dfcms al tn'o, iHt iicf
claims may te decided on me l1nl dly Of lehWlfy.
lptplinN officers e.h ire NsiriFH taqeltoil ~
hing np pll lho c0nscr0h oi ihtif Respective az
intt place uf rDdlfHm nfIc tnW deNrlr
rtd hlwlll c0mFwiN h1ni0it ~ eihirnfd ruih'
iag, D. D BhsNE. "a tbl g. e, AZ
lga4n lbiti VI itnitdHe.
We Willie moeen IA llchhepo tp.fih. aiiAe aNI
il0ffi hfallNa ava fe hifl aififg Nllpau ull'
ipi military saiy iyi0lNue aIM4iily
Nl. WtsNrg,
n. p. HAN.
N VI EuauFnl.
eh3t ffTmnHg ksnia
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aIOn nEWAnn.

Il Will, qlvo oas hundred dollfifOr tho anptohen
Non n nauo hOy named AnireW ab5hft ieoi
eigit " nine Aclea Mgb very Mink VII weigh
about 100 or AZ pounds and very loui he'd on wheu
NJ lal pf1Fu ruMrd coat. bark f0lured psir iluea
niuf aOd Nsch hlt Ullhfi t'0N " fFfegl ioombT
ha4tylt iA iltNiimy hYefin rA SOB tyil d.s.
iilet0f illmilNn HNniY, M tNH 8lhle. eRhl miles
l,ale llaff.sea, b. Iosi lasdl ii5n fsfrtsu
n Dc.llo NNu. M ile piehhN i'le gti ihngafy
hal sni d iNpl Nie niN.se h.Hey iuf kea'
Ml fbpYD m aHl b- gwen laf lHi Hf delivery %
no.N aaf iuaYaa sBltgihai eaH fei lln.
Ny potQ u lNwlilu, leHN WtiihAOW
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IN ]
n AN autliiig6d By Do commanding geucI0l ~ sny
Tint Oh i6on M aIl Ito cmscdptsi Do TO dbgr'
emf counties have been called % c rendezvous, ne
nllr0ad, puv0tt and oihHi fnafds tUnmordiugo Of
a.ela 0f. posts and driachncnlA viii receive orders
q arrest al male white etzna ~ congcfpt ego who
nudi show hfeitlllhi6o ~ eyempnonli0in couscrip'
ton, d dlhchlge ifnnfciYicc W reason OF lHyinR
hlimhnd q Substitute IA tie aimy or IA allied
lhnsffiAf u employment ln fhh gOyerhincn service.
Hereafter an certificates n exemption granted Wy
fnfoliug Officers viii bn scot iOnin nv approval All
claims 10 exception. under tho ay nqlt NJ made v
~ q enfOllae 0dscf 0fthc District wlo viii fcicf the
aW,itstl1h with biz cndDfgalncBt " yn8
All pffnOns wii3 mHg b8nflesioi aiicf lbo call 70
nndoiynp ~ ibe county 10 wbcli ihey may belong,
WI, De tried iof deaafil1u.s D. .bNtIu ~ It .II
CorsDeaffs IN exemption on account N disability
Willie alencd w ibd sAbmifibg board
ff NJ u. PbAkyi' W. Col, n.b,A,
= huI7alm Commandment ol C0uncrpl.
ra Vast Tennessee papcr cory one nonna.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-08
The Empire State iron and Coal Mining
Company.
LYxcuBuRa. W..
sTAPLEs & D11LARD.

TTNHE senior partner has ass,ciaicd Mr. p. n. DH
Una with him b iis GENERAL COMMISSION
NnUSE,ot the pli stand b Slepes & Anderson aU
.olleits consignmspt q Sugar. Moaa@, Cotton
Ne chlndise and Produce eencrAN ~ sell rf5
dure ~ highest mgfbe rates attend go person I
w''thts aul delivery and send account sale; aa
checks az once h tle old established rule % ,h
liesc ltAas answered an extended patrnam
Which 20 years Qvpeuqrce with this market ana ON
~snt increased facilities, prepares MS 10 meet w.g
or nsua rromptutis
liicHl advances on any amount ct Prn'pco IN hand
Always rs hand 9 heavy stock Oh Manpnctur
and Smf ing TOBACCO, warranted as represented
andos low can De had m Virginia.
anl7 0nle STAPLES & bfLLApD,