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RECEIYEK'S SALE.

CITY LOTS IN CHATTANOOGA, AND VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE in HAMILTON AND
BLEDSOE COUNTIES HORSE POWER 6c.
DY virtue NJ decrees Of the Confederate States c,s
- trirt Cont at Knoxville tor the EaBien District
81 TcnAu,sec tie Undersigned Willsell Inc la day
OF April Dezt at the Court Honse, IN the city of Ch-
tau0oEa the following lots und parts q lots in said
olty ii0i No. rs, on Market si.No u, Market at.-
No So Poplar st.-NO 80, Cbo7uut st.--No. 81 Pop,
lsg 81 1.-The North % feet Of s. w. fourth, OF 10,
10. ~ on Market A., being part o. what i bnuWn a.
the Taylor Blocb 1.-THE North halt, OF the SouiH
Aaf 81 LotNo. n, Market st.--ana Lot No. South
Georcia Aycnne.
Also, NJ the sumo ilne ana place Nine fIrnired
Aules al Land 10 the oarth Civil District ot ilemp-
ION County, occupied by Mrs sarah Rngprs adjoining
the lands Of !, N. An3gtspn q. ., lAtiHD, Csrgt'i
Hall aud Bbers
Also dy6 thousand acres 81 land, lying IN BclNae
aud RhVa countes on Wadens Ridge, formerly hs.
longing 70 Henry James, Of New folk. And six
Thousand 6crss lying on WALDORF Ridge, Ia hledsce
county, formerly belonging 10 John II. iiehthaw *
New Yorknore pegtieuar descri tlon on day Of palo
Also. $50 scres, wing on Cumberland hountain in
The lot civil District Of Bedsce county formerly he
lonri to Moses II. hunsell Of New York, parl
cleared with two cabins, and apple orchard thereon
Al,O, tive thousand aclos yins IN same county oB
Cumberland Mountain, himery belonging 10 Jason
". Horton, . cliiz,n Of the United Staies
Alpo AZ the same time aud place, two endless-ehain
two-hoFsc power, with ThTeshng Machine and Fan
combined The properly Of allen enemies, now iDSbe
possession OF A. q. Vsn Epps
Terms Of fale Cash. tOhiederatco Notes end
Bonds taken Ia payment
mari0.tds y.5, CAMPBELL,
Recover
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oKArG.vINE 80 0TaERwIsE.
op Dsrs oT rne DAY.


CHATTANOOGA. Tuesday Evening, tn
Asrumor comes from Charleston. lisouRiF
M The ear ike a sweet breeze, as it is y from
lie warm South, blown upou bank Of violets.
What isitg E-wili tell your and Che, better
70 make the matter plain let Tue quote from a
etter jus; received from fair ladye OF
hat city. " ] must give you piece Of hons
mold gossip" she SAYS "listen TO ihis. Three
sears ago an Indian girl Of fortuue came 70
ihis old bErgh 10 eamplete her edueaiion-
Sic is now a beautiful ysdag Creature, ran OF
lie, intelligence and accomplishments. Her
'ather, the Chief is Major in orr service.
She is to be married herself in a few days to
9ue Of our most dashipg colcnels, blue eyed
aud fair in face Rumor says he is to be male
a Brigadier immediately after the marriage
ceremony. The happy couple are to spend
few days in Charleston, and then away fer
odd Virginia. wish the Indian maiden Joy,
and the happy Colonel his brigade, and that
right speedily.
One OF the most active, yigilant and coura
geous oflicers in the army of Yicksburg, is
General Reynolds, commanding Tennessee
brigade. lie holds a position below the city
20 guard an important passway. His troops
are the ealnest OF the game, aud himself q
model soIdierfol the boys Of Tennessee,
Many persons are busying themselves abont
tho whereabouts OF Gen, Joe, Johnston. Tse
Yankees are likely to be the FIRST 10 discover
the secret 1t is sway the General has with
him. h.as.a
Gov, Harris is at present denizen Of Tul
ilAhons He occupies little white cottage OF
the out skirts Of the town, where he receives
his friends in the truest simplicity Of style
His apartment will compare Gvorsbly with
the "poet chamber" described by Goldsmith
albeit an occupant of different figure. 1t is .
well known fact that no IL as generally popH.
tar in tho army, as he is respected by the
Generals, Only day or two ago, board o.
distinguished officer in command Of q de
partmsnt, having expressed tho opinion thai
the dispatches, letters &c transmitted by Gov
ernor Harris to Richmond, evince clearer
military sagacity than those Of any one con
nected with tue army Of the West Concern
Ii ing the lodgings of the Governor, let us hone
to sec him in his older and mere appropriate
ones in tho Nashville state Capitol before {
great while. ......,.
,rGenerals Forrest and Van Dorm" sayG OuI
old friend Rosecrans must be ours, or W,
perish"
Rosy will have to perish
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600 REWARD.

u runaway from the premises Of the subscriber Al
II Walnut Valley Post Office, 6equatchle Co.
Tennessee on the night Of the 25ih Jany 1868, ne.
gro hoy named Dave about IS or ~ years old, feet
or inches high weighs about l25 pounds. He Is a
black negro, rather sharp faced, long mouth, thcG
lips. He Gays he was raised in Kentucky, by q man
narned Fisher. But Vss bought by me about month";
sinco in Hamburg. South Carolina lie says be was
brought from Petersburg Ya. to Hamburg. Had on
when be left, brown Jeans pants, brown jeans coat
and black Cloth cap-hs coat had on II, white bone
coat buttons End the cloth ont Of which his coat was
made had two colors IN IL, pant Of It beng dalker
brown than TIN other, win pny 500 reward for his
delivery to me NJ my residences, IN Sequatehe Go.
Tennessee: or $50 reward Tor bis confinement 10 any
Jail, AZ that I can get him. JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Feh5- Ems
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(vUPA RTA ERsHIP NOTlCE.--The undersigned
~ have associated themselves together under the
styleRnd firm OF BONDURANT a MATTHIAS, for
che purpose Of conducting the GROCERY AND CON
MISSION BUSINESS, in Lynchbnrg, Va.
We ahaI keep constantly on hand a. large and
well selected stock Of GROCERIES, and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as cHn be obtained, and will spare no
paips 10 serve our customers NJ all tines.
Conducting the business on tho CASH principle,
we will be enabled 20 offer Inducements 10 city AMI
country purchasers, ei,her by wholesale or retail
Couslgnmsbis Of Flour, Wheat, Cofn and all ythel
country pToauGe solicited, and prompt returns IN y
cases as sonn ~ sales are mrde.
Manufactured and smoking Tobacco and Snuff %
all grades always on hand.
We solicit share OF the public patronage.
J. y. B0NDuRAET,
deelT.6m JAMES MATTHIAS.
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Let no one suppose that we have no Bohe.
mians 10 the Sonth; or that they are croa.
@res altogether Of peace aud a literary
calling 10 bea Bohemian It'll not reces-
sary 70 b man Of letters at all. There
are military iiohemiona, as we'll as BOhe-
miaus Of the civillist; aud God knows the
country is fall Of them When the var is
over we shall see them Or.evcry hand; can
didates for Office or matrimony each With
his story to tell, his noton 70 give, hisrs-
wurd to receive Many wiz not be disap
painted, and then we shall see the warlikc
Bohemian converted into the Bohcnian IF
peuue aud office Thus we shall have, as
we have always had, the political bohemian
Bat All, how many Of these same brave
revolutionary Bohemians-~for therC are
three hundred thousand Of them in the
Geld, AID every one Of them hero--hOw
many Of them must 80 a-begging for honOrs
when tho houors Of war are no longer theirs
when the drums have ceased TO beat, Che
FLAMES to wave, the music Of battle to roll
around them ii mystic folds % smoke and
death; and tho loud alarum ended, the des.
olate homestead Is 20 be rebuilt and the
naked corn Geld to be newly sovnS Every
ora hes its own moral, and that Of the ugc
ofwar lsa Sad one. The trade Of arms ole
yatos a man: cscked hat puts him a peg
above his natural self brass buttons are as
50 many mirrors ia which he sees himself
aud when 10 falls again from those Pomps
and circaustantial vaoities, and that "littl'
brief authority" they have raised him To-
81 is melancholy fall If ne has been I
grocer, soup, susars and 10 forth have nc
longer relish for him; he has lost histaSt'
for common life, plain clothes Ct him awk
wardIy, aud ID al:ttle while hewOuld Fathet
measure his lcngth With the toe and 80 die
than weigh Sne pound Of ccppcrPs- Blu
what is 10 be doney Blood is TO be SPILLED
no more; tho white wigs Of the angel o
poaoe flaps in his very face.a There is bu
cue recommending! But a6luckily ,unde
our peculiar system, there are not 81
many oHEctS Is there arc rersors % 81
them. Oar poor friend "a defeated, ant
beeomesip peaceful times what no was i
waf--a BOhsmhu he dons bis Old inery
appears IN bis old hauuts and among b
IN cfonies. Presently hObecomes old him
self strange, fantastic ola man, VIII
rwueps ocrhig wounds Of tales oE aoFrol
doue'a SAD, but yet glorioasrslS q th
revelation TIE Childreu follow him g
his tales npa hin queer, tarpiabed uniiorH
not lSa fttsadbafe however Truly 0 Bc
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ptn. The Nashville Union sage; :" We are
Informed that Bragg is busily employed in
planting cannon on the other side Of the river
al Chattanooga" That's a slight mistake
Gen Agricuturist 10 planting few rows Of
corn over there, however. The mistake IL
natural both corn and cannon beginning with
= CT The Union may rest assured that w
will plant cnougAoof both this summer to sc
cure our Independence. lai
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neD. The Marquis Of Harrington was, few
t,iehta since. compelled 20 remove a secession
badge wbici, he lad placed on hiq coat 81 a
private ball in New York. The York Post
gays: ThiB young gentleman 10 tho third broth
,r Of tho ho0se Of Ceyett'ish, who has D
leted and made much Of by our citizens, Since
hie last visit to New York he has curied hie
investigations Of our domestic troubles into
d xie. and taking The aristocratic views OF the
suestion now wears the rebel cOlors.
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4 SENSIBLE YANKEE.

Editor Daily Rebel;
was recently permitted by Federal deseriel to
eopy tbs following letter from his isther, which
.hvws 10 certain extent the growing feeling OF avs
eon INT IA the North Western States. Youcan uase
soch use Of II You think proper 9. Ii NJ
srArg or ONO, - County, Feb. 9Th. 1868.
Nv dear son: received you laueroi Feb. Fac and
was much panied So hear thai You we're gong '"
Tannsssea. II setns very hale LAT you nave 70 be
ar. Jed away down there TO help nee tue nlacKFT'"
please the abVlti, nlstS. a.,
In such eaule fight On. They pretended 4. hrTi
that the war was for the restoration Of tae unicA'
but " has been carried gn in way that mas lane
that forever impossible and they now propose y car
re- on 10 free lie negroes We nd not hght N slch
wer auy longer. Understand that Jim warren nas
resigned and Is bringing another negro home WIN
him, We ale all going ny next Saturday 70 maSt
them leave We will have TO begin u some Time ano
We had as we'll correct the evil now LeioTe u 8e's "h!
larger.
There il talk OF another draft, They say they s'e
going TO take all clean this time. when lhey com
ineuce that there will be fan, CERTAIN Inc people
say they have stood it as long AZ they ave gung TO-
Tbe abalitiOnsfq first turned Mcclellan out, ahu
mt burnside in. They were both Democrats. Ibe
aboltOnists thought, in doing this they w9ulu Io~
the people They have nov superseded BURNSIDE
wnh Hooker. thinking they have comple1ey 'ooleo
e people tell you, they VIII ulss " W. VIC IO',B
nm Look around you, and zee ~ many eem9ciaH
Won can find holding important positions IN the army :
You viii find that nearly all the officers are internal
ablitionisis. They are set Of mIan|s s'oahdfeS'
and the day Is coming when the devil VIII get 'heIh
All for their conduct. getting ~ many Epoc mes A
ed simply to free the negroes OF the South
Farewell, my son. lFsnt you 70 iaEe
good care Of yourelfkeep out OF eanger rs macR az
possible and come home a. soon as you can
Your afieetionate father and ncthtT'
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GAO REWAnD

ID ANYWAY from The Trout Houie, IL Atlanta, On
II, su ay the 10Th February last, negro boy
Henry aged &c dark complexion. wei b, about
/ 20 pounds, Of medium height The second 1Hger OF
"a either the right or eii hand (pol certain ghlch)
very quick spoken, wore ~ black psnia, cloth esp
d short jacket. Henry was brought froTa PCtere.
borg, Va, In De en- er last aud mey attempt 10
mnk e bis way bn <. Iie has brother living IN
Augusta Ga, and may he lurking around thut city.
/ viii pay the reward II Fifty Dollars for bis conhne
meut IN any iails HAT may get him. .
marlg.lw J. q. W. MILLS,
,.ft.f .N U.f Atlanta (lHY
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L0ST.

Two ~ ro b yB one named B0ny, having pass
aud money, the other named ,'eorge, The a"a'e
Buys we're plased in ny care 70 conduct bone George
to Charleston, b Niliam Johnston; Bsny Ia MAJ
PtrshRy plantation "a alntee tive Fiy hslte
forced "a the cars AZ Tallahoua. on Monday March
l6Ih to make room lor sick sodeis lankee prisoners
aud Ia Ties, be bnls being reiaiucd on The train,
gs4ae 10 this piece, Chattanooga.
Any information in regard {, the above boys viil
be thankfully received and all charges paid.
Address W. J.. I've Lees Post = -ce, North las
tern Railroad South Carolina
narlS 3te
1R8- Atl,ma ,ateleencer cops to amount Of s., and
forward II ! N his Office.
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gg5 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY frvm the subscriber near Trsniob
IN Dade county Ca. on Tie 18th day Of Feby
tinat.) my negro boy named jerry said 10y is abou
s feet Inches high, weighs 100 lbs, hlgb check
bones thick lips color, very black. | win pay s25
for the apprehension aud delivery OF said boy 10 tao
OF lodged 10 Trenton Jail SO that get him. and " sad
hoy Is caught without the limits OF said county nd
delivered 70 me or lodged In jail so that gei him -
win pay Guy dollars. b, BROCK.
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IA .C0RRTN
important TO ENROLLING OfioorS.

CnATTAEOOeA, Feb. \, 1868.
TSlIE ordor Of Col Blake commandment Of conscrDts
offering $50 reward for tie arrts. OF eonscrpa
outl.lcs enrolling officers 10 Tie reward when .hos
mike tho srieEi contemplated by the order
Each Eurolling officer IL required 20 make dee
crptlye roll Of himself, end wrward II Immediately
the oiHco, by prtapty enrolling aud sending forward
every corgcript within their respective districts.
John H. HOPKINS, Abe,
lcb2l-4w and Bupt EuiOllng 0hicors
en- East Tonnesaee pEpem cGpy four weeks
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homian. What isthe meaningol the term
The ezplpsntioe fully would need q book q
many pages Shakespeare has preeeDtes
an epitome of life 10 seven acts. The 30
hemian's life, being high, fAntustical, =
less simple. Tie Bohemian Of war, is the
adFenturer Of daring. who il. not in assolute
comnand ola brigade, division or corps; or
after II, the broken down soldier 81 fortune
who has played largely and lost. In liter
allure, he is the young apprentice, full Of
giraffe talent aud unassured position, atrug-
sing, yeaspiqg, writing .: Sc bread; Or me
Brilliant failure, EhoIhas fallen between the
two stools Of supreme genius and everyday
availability, and co,ne at last to exc out .
yagrant existence between spasmodic jerks
Of mind, ballet girls, box offices and penny
clubs. So it is down the list Of the craft
from China to Peru" as Carlyle would
say "from NebuchadneEzar to Old Hickory"
and unto the present day. They are ia the
North aud 10 the South, IN RickmOndanOt
less except in point of numbers) than in
London. They are everywhere where there
is mind or misfortune for the term End
true meaning Of the Bohemian Is type Of
human life.
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FN Saturday next 2isi Inst, al II O'clock, on The
I y corner 81 Railrosd aud tegpnlh Streets = VIII
asl "a pubc cutlery jeHpable household end tilcItn
iarnitnros ..u ,NI.
(naklng neneia, Btidi6R Carpets,
Oue Two H0rtp Wufon 10 INV 4..ks.
Cos 1T eAffetteria fools FoWof. b0gaf
Thgee Cows Two 0f them with Calfea,
fesu4caail On delivery --und eyei ythug " Do 10.
msritt5s IN WILLY.
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sfD. The Chic; % Tribune publishes resolu-
tons condemning the traitorous movements
at the Wost that were passed by the officers
aud men Of nine Illinois regimen one Ohio
and one Indiana battery aud one Michigan
cavalry regimeoi, stationed pt Jackson, Hum
boldt and Memphis, Tenn.
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NO. The London Times ridicules thu rebel
Masons debut at tho Lord Mayors banquet.
and says that when the Fed ais are obliged
20 leave Ire Confedemies quiet po7sess Ii
Of the Sta CO. II will be hen nmo euo' b
discuas recogni on,
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Ryaa- The Lynchburg Republican learns from
an officer Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail
road that the bridge across the Holston river
at Zollicoior, destroyed by the Yankees las
winter, will be SO far repaired during the
coming week az to admit tlepassage Of trains,
This will DO really good news TO trayellers.
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FINAL avn LAST CALL.

A Ill those Indebted 70 the subscriber. by Judgments
"a notes or account, II paid between this time, anA
Tire bFui Of Nay can payt nhihplunters-ali who FAIL
10 make payment against tlst limo, will ind thelr
claims In the hands Of an ocer for c0leoloD, alter
which tlnc, nothing but legal tender VIII 30 re-
cciVed. E.A. CLASS.
MARI 2ms a
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Bey- Tom Thumb and his wife, who are at
their home in Bridgeport, Conn, complain Of
the effects Of their no;oriety. Crowde follow
them wherever they walk o. ride, ana bolts
and bars do not sufii, TO keep inqulsit We
curiosity.mor gers ont Of their pariors and
bed-chamb9rs t-
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nay Aaron Erickson sold on Saturday, the
l4Ih ult. at his wool house In b ion, 100000
pounds fine WOO. from Wheeling, Va, at 6T}S
cents per pound, or $l15000 for 2OO,0g0
nounds Of wool This is believed 10 yc
beyond all com SOIL the highest price CIV.
obtained for any like ~ ity OF wool IN
A RIGA leDg
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Tho continued agitation Of the North
western question (which seems to have
been seized upon by Congress and the press
with as much cagerness as though there
nqver had been and never would be again q
topic Of interest 70 speak about and write
sabout in all the land--thc persistent agita-
ton Of this question is calculated to do
much harm and to do no good, The bril-.
liant rant Of the Richmond Enquirer with
the hurtful ordinations of the Richmond
Wing, together with the echoes Of Journals
less noteworthy, parvert public opinioa,
cast ridicule upon the general tone Of
popular thought, are altogether premature
and trivial, aud in no event claim such >
character for statesmaOship as to commend
them 10 consideration. The time for ase-
rious attention to the politics of the North
west, or any other Yankee section, has not
get arrived. Now is the time to fght
Neither the Wing nor the Enquirer know
what would be their own minds in the event
Of an actual revolution in the North East or
West What we want now is discretion.
The way to treat the Northwestern question
is with silence If they want to revolution
ize, let thcm do so. There 10 plenty@i
time for US to act when they have acted
themselves
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Ttia.pouARiEas, Vol. AND ConscKrr Bumav,)
AMY ~ TtNEgsEsE.
grbdepartment Chattanooga, March H. 90. }
TIAVING bsen assigned W duty n this post By Gen
IA pillow. all on acting under orders lfor1 the
Vol and C0nschpt Bureau Army Of Teunessce, IN this
immadiaieiy In peiv n. or By 4 rsigI
ipstructlvns Al detailed Inth irom the Army. u
Ienneaseg !. shh a1h-depNtr nj, will repiai, aud
sbON by Nhoae authority they have been detailed
Nv cnminabd wv Cot N. MAGEVNEY ".
pt. -. n. iIagwgE. Oeind'g rendezvous.
a. sria lm. Adit ar aaf e..
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We had the pleasure yesterday to meet DR.
Hal9eman, q relative Of our coaf1ere Of the
late Louisville. Bowling Green Courier, and a
surgeon in Cleburne's division. Confederate
army.5who was left, with severalb brother sur
geoas IN charge of our wounded, after the
battle OF Murfreesburo.
While prisoner, the Doctor and his asso-
catesw were treated wiihtbe gr0ssest indignity
At NaLhvlIe our prisoners received every at
tention at the bands "a lhe kind and patriotic
Indies, who with gre..t difficulty procured
passes for fine purpose Of supplying tllt
Southern soldiers with comforts At Ciheir
natl DraH, with his fellow prisoners were
marched through the centre Of the sireets---a
mongrcl crew of free ne ;eoes. and Dutchmen.
and pickpockets, following them up with cries
Of skiIl them7 hang the rascals, "strip
them,p &c. They were detained a week at
Camp Chase on wretchedly coarse fare--their
clothing. money, and svon the surgical iGstru
ments of the surgeons being taken from them
AT Louisville, the Doctor s.; tes that three
Illinois regiments, having rebelled and become
disloyal, were disbanded, from the colonel
down. at Baltimore he represents the South
ern feeling as intense-only small portion of
the community being considered Unionists.
80 great was the feeling that prisoners were
not permitted to wear their gray uniforms in
the streets, or If they did, to keep them con-
cealed. ~ o~
In the Northwestern States, Dr., n repre-.
senta that the opposition to the Administra-
zion is spreading rapidly, and inCfeasing in
bitterness. The people everywhere fearlessly
aenounce bipcoln'sne negro policy, and in solne
instances declare their determination to resisi
its execution At Knightstown. Ind, short
time ago, d collision occurred between the
citizene and the military, which resulted in
The arrest of $50 citizens, who we're carried
tc louisville 10 chains. Among Ethe Ohio
troops there ie scarcely man who is not in
avor of Vallaudigham, who is candidate
for Governor Of that State. g ~ SiaasNmo
Tire revolutonin the public sentiment IN
the Northwest, our informant thinks, Ia much
greater tliah we have any idea Of hero, and
must eventually lead 70 come important re-
sult. tn esiaaaa1 ls'1 aaa'l9't egg
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BSy- The Paris Journals say that recognition
must not be delayed beyond the cotton plant'
ing scason-- Exchange.
A 6g for what Frenchy says, "or any other
man." We say. the cotton planting must be
DELAYED beyond the recognition season.
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TO SHIPPERS.

nv w ESTEEM AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
1 N consequences Of the extraordinary demand made
upon our Roads Tor transportation, together With
the xistence OF q state Of circumstances over which
we nor cur agents Can have any control, notice le
hereby given, that The Western 4 Atlantic, Macon
Western, aud Atisnta 4 West Point ROads, will not
hereafter receive Transport, or store any freight roa
any source or authurtity. until iur her nocc unless
the owner, agent. ot shipper, " the point Of shiP
meat, first figns stipulation agreement relieving
the Roads IRON AL liability.
JOHN s. ROWLAND,
snp't Western A A, R.R
ISAAC SCOTT,
Prest Macon Il Weet. r. X.
GEO. q. HULL,
supt A. a. w. PR. r..
Atlanta, Feb. 20, 1863.
Before any goods can he shipped the owners sh ip>
pers, and agents, have 70 accept the above conai.
lions All freight arriving and Offering NJ the Chst.
tanOoRa depot, is subject 70 the above conditions.
mafs.lm w. q. CAMDEN, Agent
w.&G.R.R