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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10

Darn or Hon. lIENRY LAuRENs PlNcgNEy
The Charleston papers announce the death Of
this venerable and distinguished citizen, in
the 10Th year Of his age.
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$3.50 REWARD

|D.ANAwAY from he sutscfilef on tSe l2m two
IN boys Sam aud billiard samsis pioat IS years
odd MOI very black, eol II inches In height, md
iitteGrey from sitkac4 iIe Is very bow legged and
awkward In appearaDfe. bot stout, active, shrewd
and sharp featured Hiiimldis about ~ vans ed
feetI0 mtTes highs gets black, and q blapksmtli Ly
trade, ollie isgquae, iplli,w propohopod, and a.
times slow spokcu, and Atggish In, nprcafahee bit
slfewd ana sharp fhSwil attempt 70 rnisthnder
tho Felelals in Tennessee j vii give $50 iSr
their confinement Ia jay so that Team vet them ana
500 Cot proof enoughsip convict the white pers0p
rho has doGoyed thcmi away.
S"fN'4 JOSEPH G.BT0uNT 'ta
aFqg Turkey Eown, P..0 Cherokee Co. Ala.
Jsny, 70 lm'
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l6y- The Sumterhas boon sold at Gibralter
to an Epgishman for $4,000 The right to
her, Il is expected, will be disputed by the
American frigate that has been Watching her,
but she win claim the convoy Of the British
man.ofwaf. ii
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urRn1NIA sALr.

IBAyE aatmal1 Nj " virginia Salt wuiclr !
keep on hand constantly as 26eisprf l69r sggks
old stand NJ. BhApl,
Jany 27.2n~ ~ N'h AAM Hl"i
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fCabinct-but there is wide difference as
b the parties to be ousted. The Herald -
views the grsst services and sacrifices q
NSw York dpripethe war, aud the vast I'M
poriancs Of the Empire State, and calls upon
the Legislature, as soon as organized
To pass a resolution denonncing the bnng-
ling asd unskilful manner in which the cam
paign has been eoudHcted aud calling npsn
tho President torpIaes at the head q Tho War
Department General Mcclellan. and a the head
Of The Navy Department some naval oihcer
whose professional knowledge and aniecedents
viii be a guarantee 70 Tie country for its zig
orens aud SUCCESSFUL persecution Jill 81
Such a resolution coming from the great
State Of New York, it thinks President Lin
coin cansot z and dare rot disregard.
I The Tribune also calls out for q rcorgaoi-
cation Of the Cabinet aud says fits views
arOaiopted She rebellion win certainly be
Crushed eut" within the next ninety days
ItwAptsin the Cabinet ~ iis.
Seven Of the ablest and strongest loyal men
iu the whole eouniry--nise who thoroughly
believe III the war. and inphtting down the
rebellion AT All nag yds, aud whodo moi believe
hat loyal Americas ought to be regarded or
treated as the chattels Of malignant traitors
Fenced a Cabinet composed wholly OF states
nan whonotm crelyacqucsce in Che Pfesdennts
policy Of Emancipation, but VINO recognize that
policy as unnecessary, inevitable sequence from
he proposition that the nation has q right TO
i've, at whatever cost 10 traitors, =" Y
1t urges the dismissal from the service
If every officer whe eaViIs at the policy Of
Tho Government:
Such grumbcrs do 10 good but q great
Teal Of harm They are constantly demoraliz-
ng aud disiRtegratng our armies and there
ore strengthiug the hands of the Rebels
some OF Ihcm are members OF the secret Rehe
,onepracy entitled Knights Of tho Colder
Jirce;' tho residue are Of like spirit. He who
al softhe Presidents Proclamation as per
,crting tile War for the Negro, is in terms
lar and at heart traitor and ought to be
lrawing his pay from Jeff Dayiss treasury
ather than thai Of the Union. aa.t
M cl4 g4tElh GsQu - - laalLL lL l.r.af
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The State Of TENS $50

~ 10 Hbhpo VI AZ AA3 Afvy
william Corthers
Alfred II. Cate AND olhcp. it,, -
In Chanccfy at iiArIisou
II appearing that The defendant, Allied 81. Gates,
has abscondcd from the State Of Tennessee 10 tIat
The ordinary process Of the cont cannot be served on
Itis therefore ofieted TIT publication 10 made
weekly Tor iOur weeks In ihe Rebel, nowspapbf NIB
lished IN Chattanooga Tennessee rquirlng eaii del
PENDANT 10 appear NJ chanccry cohrt 20 te.hed I'D
tho Court house IN fiarrisun ~ Mo second Monday
Of Juno next, md answer colnnlAinait's amended
bill or Judgment pro confcglo viii Ne entered kalnsi
him aud thc CAUSE tel ior nearing ok parte
janitwt ~, JONES, q. y M
MONEY FOUND s
A C0NsiD ERABi.E sum Of money found 10 ogr 81
"a Gee awaiting an ownerr ~. i.I I. 81
hnl-lm s'.l lElPER 6AENlFiRs
TREASURY DEp kittlfENT, 3. n. N. ) T,
Rchmoud, Dec, ID, 1891. ..S
interest TO be Paid on Interest Rearing
Treasury Notes,
Holders N Interest bearing ne aufy Noios ~
hereby notified that The nteroA which ahall w dsl
thereon on the hfAt dhf of JanuprY hcxt VIII NpAi
1t ne Treasury of eiihft on ihe dchofi0dtl ~ th
I Tiaasafy on pfcaehlANon0 90 nsies actomaa,,t
| by deafrlp Eve schedule iu duplicate
4 signed O. q MEMMiNGER,
Ae1eiay N fleasniy.
Interest ou the above described Noita wlll IA pa
/ ~ jesse Ihomaa, nrpoalafI ~ ihe Bank N Ianaos
sees lhaimp00Ah eN DO Its
/ NJ n" f+,af
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g6g% The Lincelnitos, win are following
Abraham IN hishegrn Abolition proclamation
at GrSeseville, have divided thcirprivate can.
Gus and a'e now holding one branch is Rog
ersyile, Hawkins county. They mrotlegular
" at certain law Office on tho public square
inthat town. They also have bean known to
take aercuiiousroute, about three miles in
the country where they hold thsir private
meetiuga N
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a2n REWARn

VNJII.h he paid 10 che fsdcr ~ saichei colt an.
wv ing silver Cup (ieaiked with tho letters
j. VIVA hunch Of keys, and pair OF rpectat,es
The Satchel was Lost on The road hefwecn BIRDS NM
and Chattanooga by tive way Of Chicks00um depot
Tho articles 70 be delivered 10 gh> ~ +
Peb.9.2 ha 0lta %. u. WlHY
Opnosiie Post O6,.e
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Information wanted y
STOLEN.

4 HORSE saddle and bride from me on tie 2ltl
"a mt The horse WAS a deep chestnut sorrelscit
zer q deep saddle newly seated, will pay go, re-
ward for horse bride and saddle, delivered me
miles North Of Lafayette Ca. 1u41 sal lg M ila
Jany, q7slws A. JACKSON.
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RSS- Sign on Cincinnati recruiting Office
g Came in out qfAe d,YVt" IS
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Day The Selma tAla.) Sentinel learns from
q gentleman direct from VicksbHrg, that Tho
best qualities Of sugar were selling IN tho city
at from 0 to 10 cents per pound.
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Attantion Rhaa County ConsoripLg.

A IL prfsons la; Rbea County, lctwoen Que ages Of
"a lBmd4O Years liable 20 cUnscripuon, VIII be
asaeInbledat Washington on the 10th day Of Fsbqq'
Nv. 1868. Enropg Ollrcrs will be furnished win
blsik eeftlfcates of exemption w'be fled apshnd
issued % those who may benenived y 1Aegls fefT
make application to ther Eiiolllhg Officers atonee.
thai their claims may Ne decided on The BuglyQt
February. u.4,.t a. .4ls d
Enrolling Onicets viii nso tlieii lest eii'leatdfs 10
brng,uD all the 'ccusclips .pt ihoE Respective dlf
ics 10 the place OF rendezvous ~ the time doslgna-
led. An viii come provided with bhnkets p0rnthor
bed eloihiuq. ~. ID. Rl,AKE, ~, Col QNS,A,r
ConlmAndmt Of Cohsctpts.
We wlllbe present attho abovo specified limo an
place iuexmine and discharge al men who eve whi
aiFa Tslya',ac 6NM vsOuhAhEY iab
Feb. ALT n T. HALE
fITNI flh t' 'AlN' w. n. RDMON DE-, tNf
.a . XIV Fxapllnlno u0aid. .
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~ r. \. Green. fgmerly 81 tbs city but
Tor some lime part surgeon IN charge Of the
hospiial az Strawberry Plains, was in town
yesterday
captain l. W. Garth, the poled guerilla
chieftain Of Wsodward's Kentucky cavalry, is
in the city, rapidly recovering from his recent
wounds The captaih reqasftaAislio present
his compliments 70 his Unionisi friends IL
Kentlcly. aud. inform them that be intends
visiting ihem early in the Spring. That ihla
notice may reach them We hope Mercer will
copy Il Into his Abolition Union.
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iiaiDor aRFi.as iiii aafsFST =. IslSisaGE.

iiaApoc4eflas sEIsfr =. isNS Si,. ,s.,
iGENERAL 0RpgRs2
NO. 80 q
mHcpLAt 81
AnJurAkr AAn INsrGcVoe G2NERAL's OFFICE
Mcmnone. Jan. S, 1866
SIR: Your attention Is called ~ the great necessity
Nntnp exists FER sifenu' a. SssFpsS ~ fcfusi,g
Hen 10 Hlup The various enlanaEus y efany With
| 70 reasonable time. lou arc therefore, cesrfd q
deiail ifon, yus,r command suea 1iieeis and
men a. can be spared, e proceed Al once 20 those
tons % eeiutfy 10 Which AtiT regiments were iRisee
for The purpose ofgaiheiag eau cr II aud eosdtc,hlg
/ Them % teR rpaiidsnds, vithont passing thrm
through camps III Instruction 10 the rrdinary anns
1 Every cicpaiasemehtxiH be offered BY the Officers
thus detailed coysfNent Will the law and feeaat9ns
OF The civ e: 8nd ~ Hind hcatuent aud alguincht
addressed 10 the patriotism aud tersc n dnty 81 81
zens TO inducr them 10 enter tie service % their
country Such persons rs are liable % transcription
win be allowed 70 join any Particular company and
regiment requiring recruits, within the command ~
which the officer may be serving 10 like manner.l
snch persons 81 arr within cnscript ages and who
may come Ntfd ahd ofer themsrlyss for service
viii be aHowea 70 volunteer, ard viii nccgo all ben
eitsyncir arc Feeured W law 70 volunteers. Recruits
thus obtained hewtver mist IN AL cias ente corl
pahiss alrcady service, and n1t be organized into
new companies on regiments The officers ana men,
detailed by thishhihoriig wiiibc governed gtperay
byp acis q CONSUMPTION and exemption, and Y
itgulati ms IN cunncxiu herewith. published 70 Gem
etal o. ders Ne. So Of 1882 from ills rfiee Copies
Of this order win frfnishedto pmtes interested 10
this circular, on Application tOthis Office
Officers sent for The purpt Sc Of gatlsrn consrpttl
are Instructed to apprehesd Az stpEglers from y
army IA their reach
Very respectfully. ysur obf servant.
FiM g. COOPER
Adjuant and Inspector General,
BY order Of The Secretary n War.
lr.CoL y. d BLAZE C0mmAndant Of Con'crpS |
In order 70 carry ont the spirit q The above Vrcp
lar aud to avoid any action On The part 81 TIC ecHqt
ing olfcrfs IN East Tennessee which may inetete
Will rigid enforcement II the consclipt law Alo offs
GERS now recruiting ia Fast Tennessee will report ms
inedateiy 70 u. Gel e. D. Bake Commapdant u
ConscriPts at Rnox,illc, and receive from hN such
nstruetpns noi inconsistent with General Orders NO
% AdtitaHt and Inspector Generals 0fice, Rich
nond November 81 1862, az may be calculated 70 PRO
note the inteiesta Of the recruiting service
BY command Of s
Brig GeR. II HETH.
Febl0l0t JAMES BEsAoH, Capt. and A. q,
CITY TAXES.
TNH Tax payers will please call az the Recorders
IL Office and give In their nrOpefty and Doll9 Tor
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UNCURRENT MONEY WANTED

I. UNCURRENT MONEY WANTED.
HENLEY& co., .em
a~ NORRIS co
ha'a mont, INSURANCE. 90,
DEPoslr BANK oPMoBnE,
W AND ftoRm&MoNEY,
Applyto r c0RBN
FeblO Tvs ef
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n 60 Pri1ste Istcnlah plorce Terrevl. ql %

nsr Priysie jeremiah Pierce TerrellIQt Go
c., End Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers, dice
az the residence Of Mr.. S. w. Ysncey, in La
grange, Georgia, o. Thurlday morning, Feb
rusry tie 9Th, frsm The caecls Of wound re
ceived irsagh theihand, at the battle Of hHr
freesbore,glIs cauie TO Nr. Ysneey's cue
thing ever three weeks ago and has been snt
iering severely. but patiently ever since. From
the Lagrange Reporter, of Friday, We learn
that he was attended by Drs. Ridley. Ware
and Little and received every attention from
Dir and Mrs. Yancey, that sympathy could sug
gest Indeed, if he bad been their own son
they could not have heea moro assiduous in
their care for his cvory comfort But alas !!
heis gone wiilino relative to witness HIS exit
save a brother, who passed around the Yam
celipes, and reached Lagrange last week.
q Private Terrell was from Sumner comfy
Tenn, having bcenin service over since tho
aecend 'Eemlesses was erganized He was a
good soldier ans behaved hiinselfm most gallant
" Iiewss about2l years ofags vh
Peace TO his ashes
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TUE Tux payers will please call az the Recorders
Il Once and give in their property and polls, Tor
city taxes for the present year.a'1
FcblO-lm JOHN P. LONG, Recorder.
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rREssMAN WANTED.

gtmpltcid plefimap, can sccwe pellaApqnl emT
pigment q Tie bigleH g0Es, % Immediate april
eaton at lbc I've u the Commonwealth Ailanta
Georgia, Jahy28 lws
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Fer once there n concord between The
radical cad conservative Journals, u louse
upon one points change 10 the present
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WARIED,

O oriiSlhse dgto work oa The Streets Constant on,-
Fob.s.5t ~ SMITH Mayor v
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DOCTOR FRAZIER = valuable Honso and lot for
d ~ SAFE for particulars Apply 70 nv s n k k
ancogg, WM. SAITH
Febi0-lw.
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l. All officers arriving al Chattanooga excerpt
those who pass through immediately without miss
Dg the cQuDeeton of the lrailroad trains--are requi
redtorepon without doiayis lient Oel, 0'iianhn
comfaapdaut % the Post. rii sMtisn vnFe.a, 81 f,
II, Aepsied mon fQuHd IN ChatiAneosa without
proper Authority VIII Ne arrested aad sentNndcr
ggald % the Headquarters pt The army.
BY order Of Brig. Gen jackson
jan2Slm sshFlo Jos9 B4cUaiSfING, le.a
A. A, Gen,
!, Vs. Atlanta cSniedclncy copy I'm and send bill TO
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STOVES! sT0YESl
. New Stoves Ger sale a;
= Jany. 20-sRs RIM. MYERS.
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CABBAGE SEED

'INnESfi and genuine largo EARLY Dmmbeal Cabbage
u seed lirr saios Nevis ysdg time 10 so9 aCnll
hitmna Rnfeae " NJ R,rAHlIAN'1, Agent
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RONpuRANT h MATTHTAa.

v9e Atlanta UGnledclucy COPY lm AND send BIN
thisohiee.A iAF it lk EIH6lg9 nAa AaM
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Adluiart ana Inspecfl
CITY TAXES,

Big. GeR. ~. HFTH. \
FeblOlOt jaws BagAon. Cart. and "A. A. q.
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'pta eobeoyn qf Dagqck = Parrish, No, q, Eral ID
dcefTgm ;eUcOcK y n ARTIST. z
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MONEY FOUND

A CONSIDERABLE sum Of money found 10 on q
"A 6co.awaitlng an ownerrl st. 'i.f .al.
isnl-lm rH LElpEk ~ MfNlflia4
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N n w IO0IWtr Ifln 0 J0hN Y, UaVN 90,
HENRY FaBOUOOk 4#
4llqfafi pl "a Mlll tI.fpARRISHy va0f
Members pf the ilrm Of Bosock h Parrish
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AT vICKOBURG,
&c.. o.. DO.

PnnApayuA. Feb. :, 1898.
The Sunday ay4nsriSt IN asspases from Washington
which says:--
ofhsrs n no essmy IN force ~ Yredericksburs Most
Of the rsbs soldiers have been ssnt to the Backvatsr
10 vickburs, The only force left behind bong sbou,
Aftesn thousand nsnan ample number 70 prevent the
passage Of the Rappahsnnock n the present season.
"rrom dssertsrsAnd other sources u he's been ascer
tanned that the reDsl railroad communicated perfect
In sevsnsyswo hours the entire army Of the enemy
bc transported from any point in tho South 10 Fredercks
burg 90 that they vol afford 10 spare great body
Of their army from front.
During tho past week the President determined upon
calling GENERAL Mcclellan the command OF tho army
again. Upon the announcement being made IN Cabinet
eosuc there was great furry Secretary Chase
threatened 70 resign did the OF radical
President determined 10 make change for the present
Within two weeks, however there Is scarcely doubt
but that the command Of the army VIII be rendered TO
General Mcclellan.
Tho appointment OF General Hooker the command Of
the Army Of the Potomac 10 merely tcmpoNry. II was
made against Judgment Of the Prssdent and Of
the Secretary Of War. HIS soldssry qualities not
doubted but his ability 10 handle such immenye body
is questioned by his friends
"Nothing Of Importance 10 expected from vicksbux
for at least thirty days II viii take that time 70
pc,o the canal and bring forces efectuay boar
against rebel sironghods II may be- however that
circumstances may precipitate battle but the general
impressoa that II viii require month At least cap
.ure thu Mace
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INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
The General Appropriation BIZ Nearly
neutrality-suspicious. Ia the Congregational
militia Biii--The hsw Party Move
mcnt, sc.
ALsssr. Feb. 7. 1893


The COMMITTEES a Ways ana Means have had 9 ssssson
70 day ard nearly completed Tho General Approprla,sn
BIN They vii have The bin ready repor % tho As
acfnbly Tuesday noxt
Several = The etber committees have been IN session,
but 10 otter blI q lmportsnos has boou mAtarsi.
1harc has been considerable fosing hero tho BIZ DO
fore Congress placing the militia u tho several states Ia
to hands q the fredeni Boh repusnoa1s and demo
Gratis say thoy iot upon a. MEASURE 10 force
between The national AID s,ats Authorities ant believe
70 be ~ designed and INTENDED BY ia bsescrr. - tho
government and excuse v proceed Ia nsgsiaion
With The south srtiieuaai a the eiosl,y by sspa
ra,ou Many believe tho raaicas Al wAshiagton arc
determined 10 force tbs asse, 10 - 70 sivo them =
riansbie excuse for grating separate oonsdersey
Thsre wli be important dsYslItIeos 10 Tia
orgaHlzAtioD u the party movement anu w. Weed
reiarss from washingign All are awaiting tho rc@eh q
his witt, roc ts has N TIE special resses1 ~ iss
graph u The Prcsldsht
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Interesting reon Bsrmud.,

Haaiiros bermuda, Jan. ~, Iscs.
Hsssy Cais--Hre ~ "a Schooner r. J svra-lSsfs,y
~ Me- crcc 81.
heavy gale from Tho northsssi Las been prevttlsr
here sisos Sunday morning ast Yesterday qgAssy a
two rnssts tsch0n9rs) whlch had b~sn stparrnuy
sway s1i empty pork barrel aoa,ed Aboe NJ beAi
d which saw, ard wblch msrksa - bsansf r =.
si.rrts, stores" Locus Dil, a ihs nrH a neias ON
A Co., u Granada. has Jus, shown ps letter f'sa
nsss. Miide,or Co, q Ns~ Yors appfs'n hna
thai schooner Of thls ~ss Ssesd a. hs~ f~s On
n. ssh mat, or address, hsv'ns s"es DAh - pf-
Der snd sss.ss sDd V FEARED shs has besn ~fesssd "a
o,, ps~ti,srn rsess AMI ds~ have found -sisfy
.,sxs "a nj va hsray r. sits thsy ooai bare sstaiasi
m, .i,h snsA va a. breaking ever th> rssfs snt
.beh reassts mem lavsibh from uS laod
ysn n iss1
c...., w.o,sl AMI ers~ ths scbcooa :. !. @ss
-, $3.50 here yesterday sfisrpo,n, N ~ epsn boat,
49,, ~. -,sss y thsm vessel M reef near ths North
49,. Ths rs~s-a ~ni 10 proesbys tsai ~r~ss, - her
,.ss,p has workss part a h~v cargo yin issr
- tat~8 N darn.x~d sts1
tl.y vs~ssys ship snbs arrived from Esv rors N .
r,grniar me nnssh rrsosss EoyA arrived ~
"a eeage.s Hsi'as % sAtsrAAy Ass ne stssnnss
c,rvls cstsaia p1froaxhs arrived ~. c~vsss from
wnanstn " O.. sa xsea2f lat. Win cargo oess1,
n ~ "a n.say arrived st ss~s sissa' '''~ Ne
re Trenrf 80 s.s.~d seAooss Carmen sfiv.A kssS
rsora Msr.~4lAsm lsth instant
Tue steamer glp~~y 0s.~n slesysS % - sSsg@ leA
laaiani for Liverpool. VIA her 1vsd sssro u ~ssA
M sel.r.r Way ri.lss v 81 Wee r~s % ss,l
br,gsutrs prfpoc~x p1ykl tursns the v~ssy st6 tsr
! iziA H.fss gassdAy nsti
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1k0RuY.
me Bs.nsv states .hatD X Leslie. private Of Com.
Dag a Of the United States infantry regiments
gagged In the tight Murreesb0ro but does the
number Of the regular regiment TO which belonged
lnnnL yRoNY.
The following ID local editorial In the Banner OF the
10Th
Things remain In aotS gso along the front Wharton,
indomiaable and energetic, guardng the lines just no
fore Wheeler, outof place and always the
alert, 1--we shall not say whore, for no ono knows
whore. Buford buFiy n work the Manchester pike,
and daily sends n at least bakers dozen Of prisoners
The enemys oupos extend only 70 the four mile post
from Murfressboro this place fhs camps In the
vicinity Of town but there appears TO be great abo
tion strength this aide OF Murfreesboro They evil
IDENTIFY attempting TO rscnpcrate their sadly shattered and
disabled forces Roeecrsns occupies ~ his headquarters
the house Of Hon. Charles Ready The few wounded
LETT behind are doing wc being carefully attended ~
our surgeons, who molly remained In the rear.
RkBuILpNo tARTxRs RANT rxryeSn WORK
Tho rebels hard At work rebuilding The bridges on
the Fast Tennessee and Virgins Railroad destroyed BY
General Carter In his late expeditions those the
Holster and watauga rivers are being rebuilt rapidly
possible. The Bristol advocate says thai tbs latter will
be finished by peit sunday
A coxscsIrT cANr
has established a. McMinnve and plsced under the
command Of Colone A. W. Campbell
PusIsHIAo rruKD srArys orucKs.
Lieutenant Eli H. Barrett, Of the Twenynrst Michigan,
and Lieutenant John r. Elliott of The rhrtysirth Illinois
have arrested and imprisoned At Atlanta Georgia
the charge Of having counterfeit Confederate money on
their persons This money Ii doubtless the fac gtrs
which printed extensively In the North and the cir
custion OF which has been prohibited In cities but
not effectively The Rbe Bnnr states that the prisoners
taken ut Nurireesboro Invariably bad this money their
persons and that the dead also had quantie. OF It, This
latter assertion proves that the dead nj Murfes~boro
were usual, robbed by the rebels