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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
.zoH1o,s UoT
1l.eO5 more than her -shar<
now in the Field.
DARE THEY DRAFT IN OHIO.

a. FA@r ~ Z-
In an article a couple of weeks since we
stated that according to the report of the Com
missioner of Statistics, Ohio had now 1926
more men in the field at this time than her
quota. We did not then copy the statistics
in full upon this point, but that all may be
convinced we now give them They will be
found in the ssixth annual report of the,Com-
missioner of Statistics to the Governor of Ohio
for the year 1862 pages 80 and 81.
The Commissioner says
The number of men actually furnished by
Ohio, I ascertain, from the report of Mr.. Wei
ker and of the Adjutant-G%en to be as fol-
lows, viz
Number of Volunteers, 160, 809-Welker.
" Drafted 12,251
Aggregate. eu 5000
Deduct drafted men exempt, or Start
for some reason not held, 4,6l7 .+F-
Aggregate in service, or dead, 169, 443
The Report of the Adjutant-G General does
not vary materially from the above although
it makes the number a little larger. The Adj
jutact-G General (0iac his Report, page 134)
makes the number as follows 80
8 months men in 1861 and 1862, 26,s92
9 years men under call of lpril, 1861 oe2,845
8 years men (under call of July, 1862, 7o,SS3
1856, ea1
Deduct 2 months men, twice counted, by
volunteers. $500
Aggregate of all men entered the service 170,121
This is 1928 more than Mr.. Welker makes
in Table { }, but is no doubt caused by the
Report of the Adjutant-General being at a
later date, and including more recent recruits
But this is not tho true number who must aosD
be on the rolls of the army, sick dead, or dis
charged for it is plain that the residue of
the 8 months men, whU7 did not 4elaateerLa
second time, and are counted above, must Ell
Their have returned home, or died. AT any
rate, that number (11,393) do not belong to
the present army,swsether alive or dead. De-
Quoting that number from the above, leaves
I5S,723, which is the number which should
now be accounted for, either in the field, dead,
sick, or absent. This is the number which
Ohio has furnished in answer to the Presidents
successive calls for 1,I00, 600 men /; of which
I have shown that her quota was III ,523.-
Thus Ohio has furnished 41,205 more men
than she aoas strictly required to do.
Here We have the proof positive that Ohio
has more than enough men low in the field to
Eli up her quota of the call now made for 500,
900 more men,. We ask then again, is it
right that A 10000 citizens of Ohio shall be
dragged from their homes into the slaughter
pens Of the South to fill up the places that
should be occupied by the thieving, swindiing
Yankees of the East who are making money
out of our calamities. If Dave Tod were rot
an accomplish in the swindle with Lincoln he
would protest against the outrage, but as be
does not, let the people protest in terms MOI
to be misunderstood. 3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
Noble NATURALIZATION,

"The people see thee, in thy trial hour,
Greater in exile than thy foes in power"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Free Homes for Frec'Hen.
Six feet by two upon the bloody battle
fields of our once fair land.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
ASHLAND COUNTY PR OBATE
COURT OK

The following Executors, Administrator and
Guardians have filed in the Probate Court of Ash
land county, their accounts for settlenoht, t3wit :
Final Acct of John r. Riddle, Executor of Mi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Nm he 9Th District the Marshal adjourned
IA Jstac5me6t Of Regulars arrived about 3
o,clocks ard reported 70 Provost Marshal Nu-
cent. and vent to- f7ss arsenal, tho excitement
around which is great
About 4 o'~clock-some<S 5000 of the armed
mob marched down Fifth Avenue, groanfng
for the Copscription.
aGesassymourfwin probably arrive here
this evening
Mayor Oyydyke has iEsned-a prociamationr
'ss soms TIVE twenty a,eys negroes shdds farhaveA Ies3 Y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15

Aggregate in service, or dead, 16s,443
The Report of the Adjutant-Genera does
not vary materially from the above although
it makes the number a little larger. The Adj
jutant-Gcneral (Uide his Report, page 134)
the number as follows -8FJF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
Notice TO Will Owners.

Persons Intending to build Grist Circular Saw Mills
can find at HOLSTERS Mills North Montpelier four
on Shafts two Of which five inches in diameter IA
feet long, with five feet puleys attached Also three
81 inch pueys for mill spindes and inch
for ghteners all of which IL in h face cast iron
Aso two shafts six inches in diameter Of which is
II ieet long, the other being feet with two sets bevel
gears three to in motion six inch face wi tn no
for the same to run in.
One Shingle Mill for saving shingles. One Clapboard
Mil, made on an improved plan. The above Machines
cannot be equaed for workmanship and durabiIity
here is good opportunity for those wishing to pur
chase, as they will be sold at liberal discount
Also, am prepared TO build Grist and Circular Saw
ms will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting Boiling
Cloh, and Burr Mill Stone order at manufacturer
prices. MARTIN HOLIISTER iIIwrigbt
April 25, 1893 d&wtf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
Desperate Fellows again at Large

The brothers Calf ,one ofwhom escaped Chelsea
Jail when it was burned, and was lodged in the
Jail in this village when captured, the other
being brought here for safe keeping, made their
escape about half past 8 O'Clock last night. In
stead of going to bed about 8 o'clock, as they
usually had done, and closing their cell doors,
they had secreted themselves behind the main
entrance door of the Jail, and when the keeper
went to open the door to pass in and see that
oil was right for the night, they sezed the door,
knocked down the keeper, and sprang upon him
with such fury as to make their escape over
him, and, knocking out of the way some ladies
who endeavored to stop them at the outer doors
made final exit from the premises The night
was dark and rainy, but officers are in pursuit
in every direction
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
TICE. .a
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having been in the Commiss on bus
ness for some time, and knowing the wants and n
cessy Of Immediate sales and remitances OF the sale
Of Produce, would inform Merchants Others who shin
Produce to Boston Market that prepared to make
sales Of all kinds OF Produce to ar care mmed
y on its arrival and the proceeds will be immediately
forwarded to the consignor For ability to do so we
refer to Hon RoDEhIcK RICHARDSON, and for particu
lars, prices &C.. A. W Widen. both Of Montpelier
HARVEY & PARKER
Commission Merchants
fWSne No. . So. Market st., Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
Special Dental Notice.
1 SHALL leave my Office,

In Chelscn, VT,
On Monday, June list, to be absent for a FEW WEEKS
ONLY Notice of my return will be given in the GREEN
MOUNTAIN WEEKLY FREEMAN,
My Post Office address while absent will the platts
burgh, N. Y.
The public are again reminded tha am the only per-
ca mite or Rubber Base in Chelsea, VT -
ana authorized to make this statement by B. w
Franklin, General Agent of the American Hard Rubber
Company the SOLE OWNERS of the Dental Rubber
All Dentists making Teeth the Vulcanite Base WITH
OUT LICENSE IS well as their Patients for whom thew
make such teeth, are Infrngers against These Patents
and RS liable TO osecuten by the American aard Rub
per company G.F. BIXBY.
May IS, 1863. IN wfow
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.

New YORK, June8. The Commercials Wash
ington letter of the 9TH states that Gen. Hooker
telegram to the President says the rebel retreat
was probably made for sanitary reasons. The
letter adds There is no reason to suppose the
rebel army is preparing to invade the North
The same letter says the number of returning
troops that passed through Washington in May
was l9,494. AS partial set-of, 5000 soldiers
from convalescent camps have been sent to the
field.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
Italian Reas.

FERTILE QUEEN, OF beautiful color, $500. Warrant
ed Pure, $3.50 few swarms Of Pure italians in N
Movable Frame Hive, onEAr.
Native Bees, Bee Hives, &c., for sale.
Address J. r. sANB0RN.
East Hardwsk VI,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
Rhodes Standard Wanure]

either broadcast in the hill or drl In no instance is
1t to be piowed unde. When agricultursts learn the
true value OF this Standard Manure, they will not suffer
hemse YES to be without supply in of replanC-
ing or backward growth Rhodes Manure, appled top
dressing, produces speedy growth This Manure does not
fire.
Pamphlets containing full particulars of Rhod es' Stan
dard Manure eau be obtained of
BANCROFT a. HOLMES
Montpelier, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June 8. special dispatc h
to the Bulletin dated Cincinnati, Sth, says the
Commercial publishes a letter dated Memphis,
June Sd, which gives the following interesting
intelligence;
Gen. Osterhaus is on the west side of the
Black River Bridge with his entire division
watching Joe Johnston, who appeared there on
the st and I'd inst, with 5000 infantry and some
artillery. Shots were exchanged and the rebels
retired Johnston is said to have Is, 900 men
poorly armed and deficient in artillery There
is no probability of his being able to relieve Penn
berton. The expedition under Gen. Blair pro-
ceeded southwark as far as Mechahicsville, forty
five miles, without meeting the rebels in force.
The crops were found in promising condition.
and the country was we'll supplied with live
stock. A large amount of cotton was destroyed.
The gunboats ran up to Yazoo City several
days ago and destroyed much property. Sever
al rebel transports were seen further up, the Sun
Flower and Tallahathie which temporarily es-
capped.
Communication with Gen. Banks is kept up
on the Louisiana shore.
Guerrillas nfest the region between Lake
Providence and Grand Gulf with impunity
The Government plantations are selected for at
tack One hundred negroes have been driven
off or hung. Every negro with Federal uni
form on is mercilessy suspended to the nearest
tree.
The formidable batteries along the Mississippi
on the first line above the water batteries are all
silencsd, save one at the extreme upper part of
Vicksburg it mounts two 28-pounders.
The rebel battery on Fort Hill is composed of
six guns of very heavy calibre. The Federals
have mounted six heavy guns in front and
battery diagonally at that point
The rebel rumor from Richmond that Kirby
Smith had attacked Gen. Banks at Port Hud-
son is not credited, though some uneasiness is
felt. rumor from down the river says that
Smith has arrived at Carthage, La, which is
very doubtful.
la New YORK, June 8. Steamer Continental
from New Orleans the I'd, arrived at ii o'clock
tonight. The Era contains the following
An immense caravan, comprising 600 wagons
filled with negroes to the number of 5000, also
5000 mules and horses, AMI 1900 head of cattle,
together with nearly all the troops In Teche
Co., as guards, arrived at New Orleans from
PARIS Landing On the Goth. On the march
they had several skirmshes with geurrillas
Several officers who delayed leaving Frankl
too long. were captured.
The Era of the 3lst has dispatch from up
the river, stating that Porter's two fleets, one
above Vicksburg and one below, are within three
miles of each other, and are in regular commu-
nication. Supplies Of ell kinds are regularly re-
csived. On the 22d, after hard fight, the feet
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
TIKI STANDARD MANURE,

4 application Of $50 or 300 pounds per acre of this
"a standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos
phoric Acid he indispensable nutrment OF pisnts
any crop,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09

slenced all the hill batteries at Vicksburg and
then raked the water batteries for two hours.
Grants and Pemberton's forces were muzzle
to muzzle, and Grant was receiving reinforce
mOnts rapidly.
The only reference to the fight at Port Hud-
son on the 9th is the following in the Era Of
the I'd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28
'NuABElR 25a.
r-.t,,I,r ,,.,.,yup,.d.

A wealthy n5-ohnn,. Sasxn to hsse bssn Grel,
adv .csie EJf p.T;.-. - t,a,giss 20 afvan 81
period ar iilf. ha6 90 ~ iic slfe ed tfl' he
nan,te-tfd rrar q, even nenH Va Of ball and
biz change traced tet % y which great
ftsivity " place IN Us rrs fvrso a. ds ghtcr
~cJsTir: 1, rav- the co. ne accg q. cs fi,e c;r.
en- rh'sntSs sb'u1 :hcn t- r'firei:
He hsd at he usrs- rfrty tr = fara.e tn Eiyc
some dire tioRs tie dauc~.i whe. BE- mt .
naa vh be bscs agud To help for that dss sals
WIN iight d sudn "a her hand " .hoat any nd'e
auek IA which D.. er rcasreai. ~ hat slycaly Eav
shss ~ ba, I'D no, .t y hrr- he m,l sbea
nse tsten him ircm tso u, asy. srd Eas hstehins
bas Y 70 gLg baifgam. wStn a. ia"t III vOmaa
again eaIryisa b0.t iH IN l.r b. - Ia, .iboui
taa candle. IN sas,tu IA" crcsi.el h.,i is-r
p,w3er dcpt-is.s iisic h,d brea ,peuea that yetv
sv=niaz 1 q parChate. aud n au ~ I,r pr para.
.on Tor th- roast u sn- Ia, an ttve seepre@. tie
was scsrcelr sble 10 tar: Ansc have yau lefa ar
Cen lie 9 md reeeiy iur ga.asf: "Dh. t,-s
fu;s u u tie sct ssI a. tie lr;.w ia that sr,e
Tse nerossut rs,hs 81 50 his -;r,nf,th - hurry
INTO tIe ce Jar. A h4 - r.. .l- ,As,aAe uu-.r
s,rucs ~ 'iv sy irac .irr - 'hr 'ino~ Tie
q or over N u"teS.uz UnGer the sis - q tie
paT.;. b,iar I'm uns Tie I ni {, s.nd re,i
! iug /, the grHpav.er ~ ~ l~ns AZ b,ndiat
over: hs kie=a were CLt h's Isnd TIRE milling
but with his tao hs'is b rri - x
die n,-e ~ tue SPARKS r. q. IA of the cellar
- aal IT, 40 aswa n, ros. ui,c.i he woke i' le
lt-cus ati. -V.sil Seek5 ell psei le'cf. lie could
a, IA - In rtart. sr-sins scela ~, h. ts.
sti.sasI 10 U,i .ls.er ia d.e,s e9rIng nut- a..
!.nd &c ,rls ind :: gasr is Itr-uit which might
%. fOr his si o. tserr we're ,>. .ssn sAih L.In
a bsf;u. 50: scnp.sd "i4 - ngh'!i 'ini'- IA l..
=. tiH' f.- - ma.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28

FuRsouGus TO Sick SOLDIERS We arc glad
to tcc that The sy stem OF issuing fur loughs rc
the sick exchanged prisoners. who arrive in
Petersburg fron the camps aud prisLn-houscs
of the North. hss been adopted BY the Govern
ment. The cruol treatment oi oar esa by tbe
~ isun officials Of the North render many of
them unfi for duty. and indeed we are sorry
to aay. not a smali nurDber Of them die afsor
their arrival. No one can doubt that home is
the place, end the tender caro- Of parcn,s ard
fsiends the remedy Tor The sllsosnss vi nauy "a
these poor fellows. The Government aces tls
propriety Of this sie.' and hence hunbars VI
furlougbs aud transportation t,ksts are daily
issued. These irsusporiaiioa ricEetr. are 10
sued soldiers irc,u sii paris Of tise Cosfess-
crate Stases-so,ne OF them from the taK Cf
su.te OF Texas.-&asgsn0A Ncns.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28
nhGs: xA<.ssf RAGsiI,

We xtst Go ari chasp 600 600 sounds VI ciesn cot
/, an sn; sasr.. sss spr whieh We will ~ the veIy
highest prsee In cssh.' Persoss collecting rags viii
so veiI to ss,srsea the ~hs. sso t.eg eSioe.a, IL
.shs.s y. ra cru1 1rard hIsAeE pri5~ than mixed
fa,ofI? fssf5Esfnys <rr re,.s;sf-.i Al ,'.er RAGS
i,,fsps. Hhege any qUsisty - pr."a'-hf at .otat
e.gensri ssr 40 srsa.-.. .s.-e "a ~ tho f2rt and
-s sH lsa-eci wetl ihsF 10 10 ,'pped. aud fir
.ss sa toe meme fer thr'p.
aa.ire-ss PR4SC. PAUL. Chrtsss.ogs T-iiL.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28

captured sixteen pieces Of artillery This may
be. il true, tba, of Lorig's. They say Penn
bsrton fell eacE TO the B !, Back, C, ossed t'i
river, and bnrni the bridge They cia'm TO
havo taken 700 prisoners. We have II" ue ws OF
fighting TO day. have endavored ~ dofni'
suca facls as have been able TO obtain al
iaus beginning 10 iooi; bstter, ad sin
ccrely lope the worst has passed. inc STORM
mas been loug tir,e csiasfihg, ard our en-
ueuchGienis have no. yet been attacked all
has acep fer ontpos fighting. Ncksbnrg
has not We; been shaScn. Grants array above
'.l'! triow " estimated at 40 900 men aud
now, 10 make doe Allowances for casualties,
ti,ink i..L, Ia hlriiy brins more than
5000 mcn into ths fsld CLINT.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28

B:sA- Maj Con. JohnC. breckenridge JAtrlved
10 our city this morniog. aud stopped .at the
Trout Houaa. A large number oi our oahzens
a.aeuo..~d IN t..,-,t ~ IN, Hoscl rrd caile d
81 hi,n fo. A si.era. a" rc~pon.sed briefly
stating hat nov ,,Dlo fsa osTton. not
,cDrtis --deetN moi specches. AR7nsa CoSs-
moaneJifa.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28

E3- Mrs Burnett. Iwiic Of a. Confederate
Co5s r-s,.Iuan Nis ia. Eyrne, Mrs. Cai HAN
kins Mrs Aii,.-. and Mrs. tii.i..-.l'l and i4n.h-
ter sent here from Louisville !: nui number
OF ciiiyeLs of Nashville. in all abent - enty,
were s.m beyond tie fe'ierat lines yesterday,
To Try their fortunes IN ,. .Nir.---A.>. t.E' t.
inn Jp,T
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28
Ecoryis Items


CoHfeneR VIE SrArss UIsraIcr CoCRr--Se
qu Esrz.rios CASE --iu the case pf the Coated
crate Sssler ss George II IL, tAe Cou,; has
'nseu o3crpIc,. nearly t&o weeks. ie3ierday
morning Judge Harden delivered a u;,hs
sui siite catr,f after ,ihich the lcTy retired.
Eiriy n liz evening iney repos.tui ~ the
tCourt llat jsfy we're uuablr 10 aSirc uoon :,
We DIT aud asie 6'Ecta. .rS 4 Largo aT,iputit
Icf pr, par:v x.at irvo:v e N the r.se. Tne
iConfcGeia,e states nerr rcpreseuted hy Judge
Ipha e. Nicnl AZ tn. Duunghcrrv. Esq,
aud the defendant by o-o Law anal Me.srs.
Lloyd ;ad i.ot-ll >,ir.."s.ub EcI-S.
Nirc E.pole con bras 2ins ?cc now being
made II the ofdut.ce woskS'in ttininhiis,
Of which Major Humphrey is Superintendent.
air ls.me- Owens ! "a. at CoiHmbas n~r
making an EXCELLENT article nt br rs st,rups.
+ The II ,c"n ga Me.v.f-.,a, saya ir:s'' Poia
toes iu ia. .na Ee, sstl - So sc h"a''~i !''
siZo th,y IA. ge lr,p. that ora CHINA berry t.
all indifferent = zct per-imsaOn.
Governor Brown has deicr niibed 10 put the
headquarters OF tho lst reg ment n. Etoaah.
Ave-. u s,alton tie whole OF tive 2 rog g,iucnt al
Kingston. The Rene Courier urges the pro-
prietY OF stationt K regiment NJ Caih@y =
Gap, j = miles west az Rome, VIII ch ig :ho only
point noItl, Of tho Coosa through which u
Fcde al raid may be expected.
a ct;.Hcu ci Floyd county reports II Tho ed
Tor al 'i.S 'fuEAGI tliii tUc ts-l itA me
part oi the ,scel. st: anger cauIo Ia bis house.
ani, tiere being no onc bui negro WOMAN at
home lic asl ell her 10 gave him her master =
gun. She Sciused, and blew the horn FOR her
mastef, when the stfasG,or dec ,nped. Anothcf
rcspec table citiZsn iep,rts that two mon went
to tac blacksmith shop of Mr. Nichols. on the
kir 4,ston roaI, making particular enquiries
abou, the lords ON E'owah River. at'd saying
ihcy we're gent from r ,ine. which latter s:a'e
IL ..lc s,}
,haG tao men. suppos.l 10 b. Yankee oificera,
have heei, seen i.aNein'a about through Tie
country.
Col Nathan Biss of Mae IN; j. now selling
cora 10 soldiers families nj 81 per bnshcI.
And ID, Il Z. Back. ct Antcricus. proposes 10
sell TO tAe widows at,l fam lies OF INDECENT sol
diers 5dp bnsliels a.. IS per bushei
Finrr 10 selling y, $50 barrel in Savannah.
Tn; Columbus Times says parties II ave been
scpt ont fron'l hat city wi,o :.ro offering SlO a
bnsheI Tor whe,t-- Consi.t,aioaa.4s
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28
U,.i.r ~. s4nitcra Prisoners by O,d.r q
Baroslte.

Bar".ide.
A dispatch dasid Sandrsky, Ohio May 18th
ssysa Two pris1.ers, Z. p. McCrav aud Vim.
Cvrhin, sentences 10 suEer death by court
martial at Circisuati, were executed On john.
,1ns Islnud. near : and usky, Mt lao this after.
uunn They wsic both killed at the .rst fire
aud died without Struggle. Their bodies
wee delivered sp their isienis from kcctncky
by order of Gen Burnside.
Five prisoners vhc have berr sentenced to
death and are offered 10 he executed "n th,
% h INST arrived here this evening.
The two Confederate prisoners murds red nj
Sandusky bv older ot the whipped Yankee
bully Burnside aere 6 captain and lieuienan'
who werc cnargeu With recruiting men for the
Confederate service in Federal territory Ken
,ucl,y aaG Tcnnctsee. As tho entire Southern
atas Is claimedby the Abolition dcspotism
Ia, federal territ5-y. the murdered officers
wnre "a gurtiess bt osrsnce az any Con'cd.rate
officer in the service. and their e ecu',cn by
Rnrnsid. can he regarded in no other lirhi
than a a cold bictcd mirdo, Wssr srari-
fed 10 learn that ID &" regarded by az vov-
crsncnt. and that measures of rei ,'iaiian have
been Determined tn. The Rionnoll Di,pa,cl,
says
Two 1T the Yansrc officers now in tl.o Lib
by ,fison are shortly 10 bo haused. in rctalia,
i.on ;0r the IN ursisr he order of Rlrnside. OF a
.ecrni,ms Coafed, rate Cip'r. - an. i.lcItuntrt.
arr"rted 10y hieorisT III Tsires-- .ud gao
'nir;ousis mus1eNd ~ :js recent bsa' IT.
Order. Ths Skeo oll.aers oi the grads o'
Captai, aud Eit*3enaot ~. 90 draw lots Fpr the
pwpo@e q dSk}ni"ne who naalI s"f'r in
;aeif stead 81 ne So ya.sh must prove
disa;.reest,la tdfbc r'r''-,a oi 'r- ga !ea.ncn-
toned, l'es rommnHc,ted TO 'hc'".
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28
oIHG1 AFeLIcIhD.
A sure Cure--A Certain Cue!

A Rscif~, composed entirely of Vegetable iug.eAi
eats. viii I've ssn' by maj, "a spy person npon the
iecsip' e< five dollar. witch - wsuan'co. q y
ssre e Gonorrbn1. Glsat. Leucorrbsa, Acute
and shnpnpc yESinitis. &c. IL vii cnre syphilis m
spy for shat ~ corahc by any other pian OF t'ea.-
usos. has never b en- Nnown e. aii In single
cs.e, where II was eiyen fair trial Co imposed. ss
Il is or Vegetable ample. III the rnca OF alt, aiy
o, ,csnri.n''u jhcrment r,n prepare It, cat be
Is,ea r'ivAFeiy.
Any per.er wishii.e . Recipe win ench~ Five
poii.ss sod q postage Nsur 60 ar. 3. J. Pos MOS.
Lexington. Oglsthrpre cnspiy, Georgia and r~ciNe
VII bs yresnpt;y and faithfully r-ss.ned.
mayD
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-28

Yesterday evening the eaeny sea, in iieg
of truce tnr his rrincipd sdsgeoas, who had
been left hsre In chafGe of ;l0. Frdsrs,
wounded From the snsg(y 10 lesFn An&xhsft
i,ss Ia the battle VI eaAS1 Cfsck VIA c,NA
killed '.a.i ~eunded. ssA tkst they supposed
oar loss to be ~ Efe~s. They tlain to have