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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

The WAY TO THE ALMsHoU SEA gen>
tleman was once accosted on the KensiDg-
ton Road, London, by an elderly female
She had a small bottle OF gin 10 her hand.
and not knowing the way to the aImshouse,
where she bad business, she said: -i
PLEASE, sir, / beg your pardon, but is
this the vayto the simshoueeP
The gentleman looked at her very earn
estly and pointing to the bottle, gravely,
but very kindly, said: b 8.ass9 -
No, my good woman, hGt is
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

The QUAKEREss's DREAM.-There is a
beautiful story told of pious old Quaker
lady who was addicted to smoking tobacco.
She INDUCED 10 this habit until it inereas-
ed SO much upon her that she not only
smoked Der pipe large portion of the day,
but frequently sat up in her bed for this
purpose 10 the night After one of these
nocturnal entertainments she fell asleep,
and dreamed that she died, and approached
heaven. Meeting an angel, she asked
him if her name was written in the book
of life. He disappeared, but replied,
upon returning, that he could not find
it.
oh, she said, do look again, it must be
there
He examined again, but returned with q
sorrowful face. .--.-........
1T is not there
On = she said. in agony, it must be
there; have the assurance tina: il is therel
Do look again. --..
The angel was moved to tears by her en-.
treaties, anC again left her to renew his
search. After a long absence be came
back, with his face radiant with Joy, and
exclaimed:
We have found it, but it was so clouded
with tobacco smoke that we could hardly
see itv
The woman, upon waking, Immediately
threw her pipe away, and never INDUCED
10 smoking again.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

Evidently Rev. Peter Gartwrights eve.
sight is not yet so din. but be can see as
far into mill stone" as many other
younger people.
In recent speech, to the Abolitiofnsts,
be declared:
i am Democrat, dyed 10 the wool, and
/ suppose you Republicans are dyed in the
wool, at any rate you are bound to die an
The 1rooIp -f ..l
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

Prentice finds in Humphrey Marshslrs
obesity neyer-failiOg bat for jOcose sllu-
sions.
We should think.' says the inveterate
wag: s-sa- s-1 can O.
Humphrey Marshall would have 10
march Glow. He looks as lift would be a
heavy task to fetch up his rear. Ed
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

An auetiOneer, while engaged in his vo.
cation, thus exalted the merits of a carr
pet:
Gentlemen and ladies, some folks sell
carpets for Brussels which are not Brus.
sells, hut can most positively assure you
that this elegant article was made by Mr..
Brussels himself
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

ADyIcE-H your coat is comfortable,
wear it two or three months longer. no
matter if the gloss is off If you have M
wife get one; if you have, GOD bless her.
stag at home with her instead of SPEEDING
your evenings in expensive, fat tGoolpries.
Be honest, f-ugal, plain; seek content az
homei be industrious and persevering; and
our word for it, if your circumstances are
now embarrassed they will soon beconns
easy, no matter who may be Premier, on
what may be the price Of stocks.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

"a little more animation whispered
Lady B. to the gentle Susan, who vas :
Walking quadrille. -
DO Leave me to manage my own bust
ness, memma. replied the proyidsut
nymph; 4 snait not dance my ringiets cut
Oh cur ZOE . married maa.' s $50
vi course not, my love; was not awars
who your partner was.' s.rSsq = :,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

Envy, if surrounded on all sides by the
brightness of another's prosperity, like tbs
scorpion confined within eitcle Of ire
will sting itself to death. I .s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

Boy. what lie your name2' SO
Robert, SIR =sa
Yes, that is your Christian name; but
what is your other namei
Bob SIR +''
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

When you hear young Abolition Lesg-
uer bOaeting that be is down upon msking
peace with rebels until every Testige Of
the cursed institution of slavery is rooted
out from the land" set it down that be is
also opposed to shoulderiug q muske. on
any terms, and that either be or his daddy
has three hundred dollars to pay the gov
eminent 10 lieu of bis services. ersT -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

CURIOUS METAMoRPHosIs.-W will
never cease the other day We heard that
a horse was'turned into a stable = and this
is the boosted Nineteenth Century
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

DO not trust too much to good 7tsnusr
when yon get into on argument. Fbe In.
oiaI produces fire By rubbing The dryess
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

A Lady passing along the street one
morning last, Loticed a little boy scattering
salt upon the sidewalk. for the purpose of
clearing of the ice. Well, Pm sure,' said
the lady, this is real benevolence.' No,
it ain't,' replied the boy, us SALT
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

An old bachelor Of our acquaintance
says, be doesn't wonder that married men
over thirty five years of age are placed in
the second class Of conscripte under the
new concriptiOn law. They have suffered
enough for their country already.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25
JOB PRINTING

UD.rin.in evsvydeseriptiO viii Ibe neatly
acknowledgements ord er ont ibsr.r
iAnassortment of blanks KEEP eonstap,lvon. 4
~ Ali orders for Advertising sr job VOL -, II
De accompanied by cash, unlesssO-as person kpoEn
uoecomes responsible for the sRme-GA 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

The gasman can make gas>light 10 your
house, but wife osn make sunshius.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

I am estonished, my dear young lady,
at your sentiments they almost make me
start 4i- go atsss s.te
We'll. sir, have been wanting you to
start for the last half hour
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25
A. COMSTOCK,

HIvIL ENGINEER AND DEPUTY COUNTY, SUR
OVEYOR. MIp5 and Plais drawn to order.
Office in the Court House. decle-n27
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25
Terms OF subscr.ption
BUSINESS CARDS.
AU ITO NE e n.

nR. HENRY F0LKE having permanently located
in Joliet for the purpose OF practcing Medicine,
would respectfully tender his professional services to
public. Office in Hawley's Block, and residence on
Joliet ST., fewdOOrs north Of the Joliet Bank.
Jan. 10, 1865. If
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

eight Exchange Sold at the lowest
CURRENT RATES AT
ERCHANTs AND DROVERs BANK
Aattes0nS Building,
Banking Hours, to II, and 1 to 4.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

II H. PINEEY, Attorney at Law. Office in Bush's
~ Block opposite National Hotel, Joliet Illinois
Particular attention given to the procuring of Pen
Ions, Back Pay, Bounty Money and all war claims.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25
BEN TISTRY

N--A DIS. ALLEN SALTER, permanently
kt7f1<fS located in Joliet, is prepared to perform
UITFTA all operations in the profession, in the
4Lb latest and most approved style. Arti-
hcia Jobs from single Tooth to full sett inserted on
Atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OFFICE Jefferson St., in Hawley's New Building
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-25

A weak favor of genius in an essentially
common person is detestsble. 1t spoils
the respectable neutrality of common
place character. as the riasiDgs Of an IN
washed wine glass spoil q draught of fair
water,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

The New York Post spe4kitig Of the siege
df Nicksburg. SAYS that = there are now three
distinct projects for compassi1E the defeatlo.
The rebels At NIcksburE First. there Is the
IdanaI across the 4sshnlus dpHpsite tile city,
Fhiell is expected 10 change the chaDheIEoi
dhe Mississippi. ieaHiIIg tle|cits several miles
inlaad and enabling Sur feet 10 pass bdlow the
|stfo!ghofd, and operate against il from 4
quar- Ter least able to nasist Attack
SEc6ndly. there isH the lpr9ject a Z Yazpo
Pass above VicksblrgS on the east side df the
Mississippi This pass is alresldy reported t9
Be successful. It's objhet is to pass boats in
Tie Yakoo river. SOFAS TO attack the rebdl for
lifcations at Haines glpfIla few miles above
Ihe mouth Of The Yaz4o, both in front BY. the
gun boats, and in the rear BY Iand forcesl Tie
works at this point are the principal defences
Against inland assault andy is confidently be-
hevesl that they must fall bkfoHe q combined
attack. Ii4
The third enterprise hdw i'm progress Of
development is the Lake Erpyidence canal.
islake is on the West sideAof the AlEssissIp-
Pi, sixty miles above NicksbAEg. tho bed Of
9f the river A canal four Kindred feet In
length. which MemBhisl dispatches OF the 3D.
AnnqarIce to be finished. cohnetts the two VA
ters. The importance Of this ldommuuidation
fpnsis 3 lin the iaet that lake Pr1viherIee
fmpties into the Tepsas river, (which. ruhnitr
South, sixty miles West ofIF FiGksburg in trrn
Ampties into the Washita fEve4, and thu latter
INTO FED Flyer. forty miles Above the mouth Of
the latter, The TeiIs4s riYerlis navitabte for
pne hundred and fifty miles Vessels { can.
thersf0re. pass from Lake ProEideneee to Red
|fvef. destroying ali the Red Hiver and Eoni
tians connections OF the rebels and cutting Of
entirely the supplies upon u hich they nbso
ldteIy depend for sHbsisteuce.II
Hut still greater ady4niage viii aecruo
from the success of this Lake lProvidepde en-
terptise. 1t will ensure by means of AlchaIa4
AS . Bayou, which wiII be accessible TO our
feet. a junction or the forces Of Eeherals.
Grant and Banks. ard thus bot only comp 1.-THE
feducfion Of Port Hudson, which in khislway
can Pc readily fanked bnt expose to ontA &C.
fupancy the entire mango df faanfafidns Wing
between the sfrongholds~ E6f Ficksbnre ahd
Port Hndson. If Yicksbufg falls, the spihelof
the rebellion in the Nissiksippi Valley viii
Pe hppelessIy bfoket.7 T
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FrSRRAI Or JAMES l.. PETI0tU.-Thes obse
quies IL this eminent Jurist to3l place Tues
day afternoon. at half-past FIVE O'Clock The
bells Of 81. 3IIchaes were tolltsf in respect TO
his memory. The melancholy corfege formed
at the fesidence OF the late Judge King. where
Mr. Petigru breathed his last. and moved al
II littie before five 10 ST. Michael's Church In
rhe profession we noticed Cen. Beadregard
Geu. Thomas Jordan, Com Insraham aud al
most all the other prominent officers both IN
the military and naval service OF this post. all
+ the nidmbefs Of tho Bar or this city. His Honor
Judge "a. tA 3lagrath, Mayor Macbeth. Ex-
Goverhofs Allston and Aiken. Col James Chcs-
nut, and other public function4ries Of the city
and S.hte. alsp a very large nuEaher OF our old
er aud more prominent citizens. intlu6ing the
venerible Dr. Bachman, Hon w j. Grayson.
Hon Allrel Huger. and others Tie lner-
chantH of Charleston were fully represented
All the interests and ciasseslof our commsi-
nifty opnlbined,in demonsiratiofls OF the esteem
and regard in which The SERVICES and charac-
ter Of The lainented deceased We're held.
The fnneFa services were prrformea by the
Rev. j. Ii. Elliott, Rector OF st Micllaei's. iri
beautiful ard touching manner.
TherernaInb were inferred IN St Michael's
churcbyard. alongside of his son, who had Bus
a few months preceded him.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

- Just bsfore he Sori,ern CoaEress
closed is session il ratified treaty With the
fneero1 Republic of LIBERIA which provides
ihai Libsrians fAfriean neEroes) ooniirE into
Tie United States. shall enjoy al riEhEs aud
privileges which are. OF may Be. granted 10
any other Foreigners. soblecis CT citl1ers Ct
the most favored uaiicr- This AZ olce places
the negrocs Of Liberia upsn alevel with he
emigranss from any oiher rhrlon- France
England. Germany or Irelsnd and snlilles
them % lhe henefls o[lhe nall..Iil.lIon laws
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ourRAGEs IN THE VALLEY or v IRG5K1Al-- We
have received the information which We are
about to state, on authority so entirely r&ika
bic that we invoke to it the attention of the
Government III tl#l faN
When our infOrua ant left the Yhney III tir
ginia, citizen of Clarke county wss On trial
In Winchester. before Court Martial ordered
by Afilroy. His offence was. that 10 Had re
moved some Of his servants from his farm on
the approach of The enemy, and taken ttsrn to
place of safety 2Ills
The charge on which he is tried. is that oi
kidnapping American citizens;' and the wit
nesses brought against him are bis own ser
wants. llllla8
Milroy has long ago proved himself one OF
those poor creatures like Butler, I'D whom all
manliness and courage are replaced by cow
ard cruelty. He is hero. after his sort heafnsi
hen roosts women and children and unarmed
individual citizens But in Al the epterprise.
Of chiyalrous war, he is a poitrDonl His am
bition ceases whore danger heoiIe- RI r. tbs
part Of others to lead in the shad, hf hattle-
Milroy is content to torture the cantive and
the helpless. His name has Tins hea1ma =
his limited sphere the synonym IF aIII fhat =
odious and espicable.-R Rfehmo4d Ssnsinei.
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THE DAILY REBEL.
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Il e
"a the great advance in the prices Of paper,
labor and all other material necessary 70 fhe publ
cition Of a newspaper, fssether with the enhrneed
expense OF living. We are Reluctantly compelfd %
advance the rates Of the pAILy REnEt- From and
amer the lst day Of April, the rates Of iption
win be as follows: If
Terms Of Subscription
DAILY Rxsu per year. = +---t.t--....fiz o
Six Months ~ -. - -. n u
S - Three Months - .-.--.-.- 4f u
- One Month ~ -l---4--- ------. n g
Hates Of Advertisin
Fof each square OF ten lines 6f less 6rsy insfrtio1
81 0;each addional inskrtion less than one n1uth
on m advsrtissments standing one mot,h deahstior
Of 10 per cent will be made. 1l.f III
On ADVERTISEMENTS AL1adiBg tWb months detuc-
tion 81 so per cent will be made.
Advertisements s1auding three monihA wIH be
charged SIS per square. "A l7f.
No Advertisements will be taken fcria opgef pfrlot
than three m9nfha.
Advertisements notices In tie local folrnin VII
be charged Is cents per line Tor each inseftion-
All obituaries and articles that are personal, or mol
Of general public interest must be patd for as sever
tissments.
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AUCTION

ON safurday nexf. 7lzf in1-. II o-cioek. q. he
~ oorner & 1ailroed and keTenrh etreefrsI u1r
ell a. pubic outery desrahis hut hold a1d kiichen
furnitnre.
Cooking uienfis- Bedding. Calpsts.
One Two Horte Wagun. ~ neu e1ckn.
Ooe lot Carpenters Iools. Flower, S1Enr
Throe Cows. tuo % fhru HIth CaIren
Terms cab del1lery-and eTsfTthfnr q hs -
moved Inmediailiy arLer - sale.
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Having lefn Iniorntd flsf l1tre lle n ElEl len
1lr-er of cl1cers Enoer f1e crjer< Ct lsen-
erai pilluu. lsfneraI Bar - fIrrrure
th.s 20 otHy slch cr ers shat iler w;il bs held
re-,on-be iof any iut.ffsrcrce 18th ne operafn~
the s1<cEipt IsE and tnruiii1E estes are dirtctri
= re,ort s1y int4rference On Tie par- ~ fnrh
t1icrls a1d thty uili tllyu 10 pffs rs cErcLed ~
ronscriFt-t b Transferred any others than sash
ofIicers nay have written orders lfun ne
K u. Ei.AkE. IL Col C. s. A..
uarll-5t Cen uandafI q Csrscr1Fts-
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AonILE. March le-A special dispatch 10
the Apes dated Panoia, March 18th says
The irestlo eork al Waterford Oh the Nissis.
siPpi Central Railroad has been destroyed b.
The Yankees from lagrange. Several partisas
companies are pursuing xilh every prospect
Of over;aking tilem-
Aspecial dispatch to the Tribune. dated
Jackson. March l7th sayz: A special dispatch
10 the Appeal. dated -Panola. March 7sh says.
Two Yankee cayalry regiments occupied Her.
nando last Saturday night. Their farthef
movements arc unknown. Iti5 supposed theJ
have relrOsradsd- Rsiniorcssnents are re-
ported coming down the Y.zoo Pass It Il
reported shat'tlieio Las been heavy arTira,
Of reiasoreea,etts at Memphis from above
The reads are d=ying. but The rivers are rery
dinicnlt % cross The Ta;;Ahaichie river Il
rising.
RicnzOsD. Si.rea ls.-TAe currency bill
has been ps.rfetted aud rassed. the Senate
having salsea 4 4al action. IL HE House the
asaendmend lactts 10 day we're moved in Sc
cret session. f6s lst section provides that
III Treasury notes. not bearing interest. issued
previous 10 ihe frst Of December last. shall
be fandabls 10 eigllt per cents until the 22.I
ofAprii thereafter. aud until the first Of An
gust, in seven per cents; thereafter they asp
no longer fnHiabIe At the pleasure Of tAe ho'd.
er, bnt payable SIX months after the ratitica-
lion Of treaty OF peace Notes issued sincs
the first Of Decenter and within ten days frodl
the passage OF this act. are fundabIe in : PEI
cent bonds until tie Isf Of August; ihercaiier
Ia per cents. All certificates outstanding Oh
the lst of July shall be bonded. bearing six
per cent. payable AZ date not exceeding
thirty years. The second section authorizes h
monthly Issue pf Treasury notes bearing 10
interest. the amount not to exceed fffy mil
lions. fundable during twelve months from the
first day Of the month OF their issue IN SIX per
cent. bonds; thereafter in four. The remain
Ilig sections af the act are substantially tie
same as that published some weeks since
With the exception that the Secretary of lie
ffeasury is authorized 10 sell ole hundre,l
uliiiions sf six per cent bonds. with couporh
payable at tho o3tiou of the owners in Treal-
uFy notes or cotton certificates. pledging the
Government 20 pay in cotton at the rate 3.
eight Pence sterling per pound, SIX months
ailer peace.
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NOTICE i be-esy rirsz. - an ub1n q nay CO.
~ ctr1 tnlt the DlEtrcl CcuTf 90 LIg Coure1E1n1l
Staies. f1r te Ai1dle Dirtrit uf Ir1neE..e uIll
1ultc1 n HIncbeacr. r1nkIi1 Co. c1uucnrinr o1
We'd neetly. he - dry f Aprl next nnd WI oun-
lIr11 IIII I1e h1EI1r.1 i tIErInrd 20.
~ 81 t.r - 49, n urrruHErs. 1aars o. r.ld
Coat T1is lolh tly - Hlrrh. lsE3-
= r. CLEMENTS
rlNr-FIAII Mn~rtnI III Trrr
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A cONPEIESI Elsiassr O. gtt go ans -
a 9ass.t s. .i.e.s.el. by apPlIisS A. ibs Cha
nrIl-st' Jas B-8ETDR C.
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$50. OooOO 7 o EXC HABeE-

N GEORGIA TREASURY NOTES FOR C0NFED-
ale mo-eF- AZ crrrent rties- AppG a. r1nren Al
ca. s.ss.,- ss J. : Shell
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TAKEN UP

a nd eoDnitic1 = tal - - ulnlnrT nufhu-irI-,
"A ~ Ch.-tsnooE.. on ths - 81 0c,o1fr. ISL ard
nnr1 re1rnET crnnltt.1 - - acllnE Ju1I1r II ne
e D.eeu1er. le91, Deuo ~ elIInr ~ nnns
JOIN n1d s1y. - belp1U - m 1rn11 81 Weu-
phl- So tcy = hl.cE - ye1rl ed b f11i - 49,
lhlTh- h oE1I = r1QnEEl11 - |cuml irruIrE
rreF FrrPufJs p.J charIss anl tlkl IN 80 a -
cee4 y - swan 49,
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ARHEsT AT THE TRKAsgkY DEPARrxEsT.-
Within tew weeks past, the Treasury Do
parfinent has lost some few thousand dollars
through the lnsirumensality pf forged paper,
and OF yestSrday morning Detective Goodrick
had las spsrIcions aroused by seeihg man
lurking about there who had previously been
accused of various offences. His movements
were therefefe carefully watched, aud soon
afterwards the officer saw hin approach the
counter and present draft for 81 500. upon
which the money was promptly paid !; but be-
fore he could get out OF the room. Csoodrick
had Linn ii cqstody- Tine paper proved to be
forged and the money was Of cpuFse recovered
The man said his name was Tim O'Bsien. but
his aliases are quite numerous On the way TO
Commissioned Watsons. office, the prisoner
said he picked the paper Up round the
corner" aud made various professions OF inno-
cences but the officer happe2ed to be aware
of his 4nteeedents, AID the belief Is that he Is
one Of the notorious gang tlai has for some
time past infested Richmond- The Commis-
siopeF. after hearing the testirhony. committed
0'Brien to the county jail and strong guard
was placed there to prevent hlf escape-Rich-
Sentinel
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500 REWARn.

ID ANAWAT frDn ~ subscribed two nrEro b1ys
n, Archie snd Alfred. The far-rtr briEht M
70 nearly sr4iehf back hair. - est frert iooft
i about tWenty-one yer- cd. ftst ard half biEh
and has Thiskers- iIlirtd % = kurly n manner
and aTerts his eyrs when Epeakizg % any u,t- Thl
latter = tall sihIcnc black nan. ahcut tEe1fy-Eiz
wears cld ha< srarritg yak. ~ uhiskrrt. sud !.
very acccnplishcd cctk. has bee1 hlrcd l1i1lT a
Ir. % IIaIifran's c4tEr house ~ t1is city he.
boys br.fhtrs arc 1aisrd n Mobile -11i
lfou-tt srcln fhFre Ias Nay wIl gre thr abore
Elrd FOR the apprrber-S-.n cf lots tEu hurdrcl
dollar for either q thcn II lotret any t1l IN n,
Conieder4ey. - that t-n set t,slr-
DR. r. A. RAEST.
marl7-lu Ger 1ntcr and Lloyd - Atlstta-
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TiIs Fz4Sc5 U-xrrzD sr,rss Qrzs-stx - sir
FsEScH YELLDr gop<-Tnx T~D 0x11rED Lst.
TlAs. We give beiov > tran>latson q TO Of tie
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

FRoM CoRnTn-OKoLonk.M Miss. Marob 1
-Captain Smith brought in today lfhirte.sn
prisoners. captured seventeen miles west ii
Corinth, Misslssippi and fSnHessee tories hag
ing joined the enemy. They report fifteen
hundred in camps At Corinth, Df this class
Our forces moved up yesterday and now occrl
py Verona. The railroad and telegraph lines
are ordered to be repaired to Verona Immedi-
ately. l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

SATURDAY MORNING. MARBH al. 1868
From kavannah.

correspecdence Of The Charleston Uopriti.l Isl
A TRIP Ts TIE CoAsr-THE sEA-SIDE DrFRkcrs
AND THE euLT FoRTs-THR 7 kKEF 0DsERyA-
TeRY-As incident.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21

rG- AuAy Johnson is in Washington urg-
ing linsolni X is said, to stretgthen his force
IN Tennessee
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-21
EDTICE.

TAX payers Ia the chaftanooss istrirt vii rIease
i cal ~ the Rrcorders- ofIlcs ulfhouf belaJ and
give IN tbsir taxlb.e property lor stals snd ch1nfy
taxes. John p. long.
rnafl5Iw |III I CumrIi<-lorer.