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PALTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

For all OF which II is speedy and certain rene
dy, and never fails This Lniment ia prepared
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, OF Connect
lout the famous bone-setter, and has been used in
his practice, for more than twenty years with the
most astonishing success.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

Gil LOTS II CHATTANOOGA And VAL
"a bI-t RAJ. fHTaTE N HAEILTOE AND
bLLlr~ok -H0RSE fOE II A.
u tl-rue q tecrtes - l..uIstrn,s $500 d.
trrct I1url A. knuEtile ~ he Easirrn Districl
~ lrnle - re ul1-r-ruet III - - I1Ik az
81 Apr nf1f - The a. Brune ~ ~ - Cknf-
--nroe - to-urt1E 49, sd lar1I 20 lll1 nnE
rlly - Ne - - - A. 49, -
80 - r1l,.4r rl-1cl s.. hesrrf E--to- 81 -rnu-
~ = IL turth - lert. - ~ r. ~ terra 20 LIf
1c ~ - uarEtl - = ~ r1rl - rhn1 = knuun -
30 I4riur bInrf r-th1 Ncrrh hnH 81 - euurk
1-I, II 1T "a Il = 4rke- $3.50 L1l Es- :. SID
Gec-E1n 1rrrr.s
- a lbsssns tln- ano place. Eins Hundrrt
40 - - Lant N tls f1rtt clfn Df1riut q Haui-
- e-a4.I cerrpled ~ ~ Hrrlh Eur~rn ntiunirr
~ -ne- 2. = ~ And-r.rs. a. .. Llrtrs1. CarErl
-. I've thuns1nd nrrrs a. lad lrtur n Eirs.ur
- hne- ctenf11r - Hnliens Eidre- foruerly -
tlAt = hcnlT Ianls- 81 Nv F-lE- A1d ~
- p .fr-s lginz a Waid-ns kidEr. N Beds.e
-, Y -..r-1er'I orIu1Ei1r O. JOIN II. Ueachau Il
i1ole P.rricui1r de-rrll1iuu d1y q rRi-
=. 49, - acres. '1lnE Cunber11d Euu11ain n
- - rf4 l-srirt - Bl.1se cuuuiy. f1rrr1I -
lonEl - No. h Eun-elT 81 Nru Y1rf -
$3.50 - - c4-ns nd nrrie orb lhrrr.-,
= 80 I've l1oo.anc lrfnl - Enus cuunrr n
- - f-l4 = 1unt4-1- i1rr,-rlT heInrlnr o 49,
:" r-r-''- = ~ IA - lie rn1rrt StnlerL
40. - - s41e tine 40 IA - 10 ent1rn--ts~
- o-1crne purers uuh ll.le~klnr uncnine A. F.r
cr-i e ne rroler1y a 1lien en.nnies ~ Il -
p.ssc-~io.1 a a - Van Epln-
ItrnE a ~ale. C.Eh- On etsrnscr ycser a.
Bnnts taken q p.yuenL
n.rields Is CAMPBELL.
Earrr-r
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

Tomorrow is the day appointed by Presi-
dent Davis, as daylOf fasting, humiliation
and prayer, and we hope it will be faithfully
observed BY all our citizens. We are re-
joiced to know that our President has ap-
pealed to the moral sentiment Of the coun.
-, and that he has thus publicly acknow-
ICED our depeHdence upon the Supreme
Being in this hour of trial. The superb
ority+o our armies consists not only in their
courage and patriotism, but in their high
moral character. We are in the midst Of
great revolution, terrible md bloody, and
our sole relispce must be upon an All-vise
and All-pewerfuls God to sustain and sup
port Us. Let US not only 10 words but IN
deeds, show our gratitude toi Him. Let Us
not only with cur lips but With our hearts
praise God for his goodness and his Won
derful works towards us as people The
Lincoln Government is wagiug against us
barbarbus and inhuman war, endeavoripe
to make our country desolation and a
wilderness. They are violating all the laws
of civilized warfare, and outraging all the
feelings of humanity. A God of Justice
and mercy, "will be refuge for the op-
pressed, refuge in times Of trouble 9
We trust that the day win be faithfully
observed by all our people, aud that much
good will result. We refer our readers to
the communication Of our correspondent
"confedsratso on this subject.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

STAPLES 4 DsLLARD

rI1HE senior p,rfner has ~ sriafrd Mr., p h. Dill
srd with I'm 10 hs GIN ERAt. COMMISSION
HOUSE. ~ thr OF stand Staples + A1derson. and
soiicirs cOn-izr.meuts q Sugar Eola-tss. Corru1
Mefchandise and PrSzloCe ke1cr4liy- 70 eeu pro
Dice ~ hlgbeEf market r4f~s- atlr1d - persen q
weights ana orhFefy. aud Sud accouIIt s4ies and
checks a. = lhe old e>fabiirhcd rule q thl-
House II hes aussered ~ rxiended I.Etr naEs
prrsrnt ncreased liciires. fgepares "a meet uth
Cur usua. pr1lrptness-
Literal ADVANCES any amount q Prof1re in hard
AluaFs ouf hand heavy stock ~ EanufAl-turr1
and IN Eng TOBACCO. Earr11tcd g. feprtscu1ed
and a. IoU A. . n be had N Virginia
snI7 fus staples A DrfLaRn-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
PERSONAL

Hon. N Bruce. of KY has been in town
Tor several days DIP Is IN excellent health,
Judge MsFchbanks. lately con fined in a
Northern bastile. has returned to his home in
Warren county.
Hon. ". I. whitihOrns is in town. He
brings the usual cheerful tidiDgs from the
front The spirit Of the troops il brisk. en-
ergetie and hopeful.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
Ratea Of Advertising
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH q. 1868.

The conscript lava passed by the Yankee
Congress has one feature that, we think
deserves especial notice Any man who
can pay three hundred dollars will be ex-
empt from military service. What were
the reasons that caused the adoption of This
section of the law, and what will be its
effect. There was strong party growing
up in che North in favor of peace, because
it was unwilling to 20 into the army
To have attempted to force these men into
the service would probably have reused re-
sistance. They have generally belone led
tosnhstantial classes of wealth and influence
at the North. 1t was to conciliate chem
and to enable them to keep out of the
military, that-this exemption law Was assed.
Since the passage of this eonscript law,
there has been evident change Of public
opinion in the Northern States. Men who
three mouths ago were clamorous for peace
are BOW urging jealous prosecution ofIthe
war. This is owing to the fact that such
persons re enabled to keep out OF trouble
by paying three hundred dollars The re-
suit will be that no one Of any worth in
the North viii be found in arms. Only the
lowest and most degraded portion of the
population who have no interest 10 the
country, who have no property, no pride
AID no attachment to either Governm ent
will so out 70 fight These are the wretcnes
With whom We will have TO contsnd Nov,
the question arises, will such soldiers
be Of any service Will they not
desert. on the FIRST favorable Jppor-
tun .tyy If they can obtain work to do in
the South, and not be compelled tb go iu
to The field, will they not quit the Yankee
army as soon as they cam They have no
more interest in the North than in the
South, and would as soon work for US at
good wages as to fight for them For these
reasons, We think the result of the Yankee
cOnscript law will be to fill up their army
with unreliable men who will be of but
little service to them The whole object Of
their conscript law il to cSnciliate the
wealthy classes OF the North to raise rev.
cnuc. and at the same time 70 Eli up their
army with the men who are unable to pro-
cure three hundred dollars Time will
show that this attempt of the Lincoln Gov
eminent to relieve the meI of wealth from
the necessity of fighting, shd to force their
paspers to do the dirty work will result, as
their other measures, have done in miser-
able failure. They capnot conquer thu
South with he refuse Of their population
They will find that men who have no inter
estin the country do net make good soldiers,
especially when they are forced into the
army.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

ID RSAWAY from n rre1i--s AZ TIE stts-rIf<r q
Walnut Tsley rn-t O1Ece. Ser1afchie 60.
1enncssee. the niEhf Of The Ash Jary les3 ne-
gro boy Dsmed DsEe siouf - la yezrs cd. feel
or Inl be- high. uriEbs afouf rs l1o1nds. Be
black negro- rather shArp heed, lunE nlufh. thcl
lips He says be vas rarsed n kenf1rky. bT mar
named f>hcr- BIT 49, bs,uEhf BY ne aIfuf nuuikl
since N Han burE. 3 nth ar1liua- IL ssys he rar
brouEht irum Pelersi.rrE. Va. Hanbulr HID %
~hrn be len. trorn brans r.Lfs bruun jrans coat
and black fluth cai--his cat bid On n Hhfs hone
cr'at buftuus md TIE tiuth ~ uhich his
made nad tn colrrs ~ Il. lalt ~ ieirr darker
brown than the orber- zil par tloo reward f.r m
delivery - me- a. NJ residence. "a HcQ1.trbe Co.
Feb5-znr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

ssS- The streets Of KInoAViIls being . little
muddy the Register Ks where are the
scayengfrsii" Fur the information Of our con
temporary We can say that there are about
$4,000 on the other side OF Stone River
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

- - The louisville Journal ofthe ! : b inst
has AZ full OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Van Dorn's cav
airy fight near Spring Ail. 1t makes Ju,
pqor allowing for Cpl. Goburn the Yankee
cSmmander; aud closes With the reflection tilat
ii lieu Of victory lit II gratifying toll Know
that our boys carry themselves in Tennessee
10 as TO deserve one The tone of this issne
OF The Journal is rathe err desponde, t.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
sTATR on TKKEKssER-

BExsANis PIEEcE. r. NaEr l. PrERcE,
in tie Chancery Court a. Chattanooga.
TTapppes1inr that ne d-f.ndrnt. Nay J. Pieroe.
l. n1n resident " The State ~ tennessee %
Ehat the process 81 he c1nrt carnos is red r ~
i tbcrriore rrtred that rcbfralun - made ueek-
. ier iour weeks, b. t1- Eh1ffanoora Rebel news
paper puolshfd II the cts 81 ChaitaDoora ~ urn
slis defendant 70 appear Chnnccry Courf - -
held - he crIrl t1--. - lie ctr Chart1nourn
O. The fuurfh Ionday ~ JAY nezf. and Gen.
plaira1ts blu 1ied aEaiusf her for divorce L. Or
rdEment y rorieesio1 vi bs e1tered Ard he c1uze
- for hearing - p-rf<-
marls@H VI. l. ETAEDEFER
CHAN.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

per The Memphis B4IIstin, of the 9th
says that there will he nd Congressional eleeE
ton. for REPRESENTATIVES, 81 the Yankee Con
gres. held ID Tsnnessee. the bin authorizing
it having failed to pass the House. 4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

ss-A Washington special to sthe New
York Times says that the government ID in
high spirits and s4nguihe Of success. Clad
70 hear they have the spirits to get -hi4h"
on From the way their moneys going they
will be on a high old bust,{. before the 3 u-
mer. if
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

y acc1rd1nce With a. order uafe br - |Cierk II
= The Comfy Court q I.awrenrs c.'cnIJ. 6zafs 81
lenneeeee npcn ne a. tuinisfr11nr % lke esIa1c
" p Moore decfaaDd. herthT nnfiIr Al perrons
hairinE claims Against sid et1ie a. a-renr and ~
ihe sane Nth I'D efk. acttenticafed il TIE nnan-
7er presented By l1~ % o. tetare ne lsh tny a.
July lr63. q they ~ Be- f1rerrr barrrt-
JOHN = R8aNnON
marls w. A1ninl-ll 49,.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ a citizen Of New York, who has taken
the pains to examine the records OF deeds. aud
Claims through the Evening Post. says that
the Herald . story Of the gift Of . splendid
residence 70 Mira. Mcclellan by admirers Of
the General. is oar.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

IA The Pennsylvania Legislature has d
vofced Mrs. Nelins from her husband. whb
il was claimed. was dr. unk when he was mar
rief. stuck ont his tongue during the cerems-
ny and has never lived with his wife Cause
enough.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

n9~ The edit9F Of tie Nashville Union ria;-
cules the idea Of the .1breakinr Of the block
ade" at Charleston. II an hopest sou,belr,
bulletc but penetrate his os fronts tbe.e
would be the 1brea ibz Or a 6lock heaf. IL
wonld be in no humor TO ridicule.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

0QPART> ERsBIP S0TlCE--Ihe tn3erzrns5
~ have assrcl1ted Ehcnselses Eelhfr. n,,der The
sryie sd 6rn Of Bo<DURANT A MATTHIAS ~
re parfo- Z cnotucfinE the q GROCERY AND L1K
MISSION BUSINESS IN LyDchLurx. -
We sllal Keep constantly na1d llrEr and
49, 4ectrd ktock ~ GhOCERIES I'D SIaPLt
Dhf GOODS - en- Re CHAINED. Ard iii spare nr
pains 70 serve car cus<nncrs - Al tiEas-
Condocil1E TIE bcEi1ers tie Casn rrinticle
re ui b ena'.le1 - Ger i1ducenculs - ciiy an
country fufria-ers- ether b. Ehoie-ae O. retail
Conslguurnfs 81 Flour. b1esf. cnr1 EoG al othef
cuuntrI Produce sohrited. and pro1pt reihr1s IN al
ca-es. saies are mrre-
Man1lactured aud smoking Toharco ard SnuH e.
81. grades alEzvs on hand.
We soiicif sh.re Of the pubic pstronaEs-
= r. BONDDlAET.
derl7f- JAMES MATTHIAS.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

STRAFED = see,sn. os ne sth 4 NnfzA. = c..r-
- lank nnre- z ge.rs 80 lsI kan1s hlah. i.~rr
nll1 toal sn1l nn11e uaIk q ter hnrk lockI -
s lad bscn sc.h,t I'll pay re ah1rs reurrf ~
The ceIirery q I'D nAr1 - Col x ~ rrrfT ~
Hpboie. Da1s coIly t1eurEa trIo Ne il ~ ~ A.
k1uz.1 rrEn-4f, Nc1 aLrs BnEa6e. Nc uns DirIrI-r
Af1J . 1-1n@e4r NEWTON c. PERKIEs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ The Sensation dispatches Telegram ,ed
the Northern joursaIt from Murfteesb ,lo are
dIverfing IN he extreme. They represeht
Kosscran' army az fullof pluck, and eager
f9r hight The guerrilla" are routeli j, con
insl9n every day Forrest, Van Dorm. hnd
Morgan are rapidly falling to pieces. The
rebellion. at least in ibis latitude. is fpulter
ling" itself iE4
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

a. In LPuisviIIe. on DE llth inst the
demand for The lsstes of the three old Banks q
Tennessee was good at A821< premium
Southern currency generally from % 10 30 y er'
cert. Discount. ellI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

Iul.hrna. Ienn-. Fsh- y IssS-
GENERAL ORDERs1
HnG
l. Frsqosrt i1quiriss 81 fhe.s Hr.64Rr,s-r. nd
cate thst upDbell e at1 bodief ue1 Iahls - 60
scrlri,n- are fri employed diferrrt 6epnrfre.tE
81 h Any ar1fnzt or1ers
II ltts therriure anDeuncrt ~ re fnforrffu- a
tnrciinE elctrs. lhar ~ nltHTy tupl1yuFul % Any
kin1 rtAtexrf, rxfurfs ihr eDpEyct Iruu lemr
enrullet- Arpiicn fir1.. Irr - - -
dcd b to EnroIlinr uErrrr n1 rrhr- 800 49,
Recognized ~ tte ceparfuert a. hurirr - 60
- TIE nafter.
By cuur1ard q Gcnl FnEcu
tsiEoedl P-H- THOMSON.
OFFICIAL
A. Zeal
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

se- Gold is going up with great rapidlty
in New York. H Il will reach one hundred per
cent. premium befors long. and then its be
may reach any point ID il already so far de-
low par. says tie EHpFest. that you can had
~ see the color Of its face, I'll
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

ID ANAW4T fr1m lie EutErrihrr near 1rrrio,
II Dsce county &C.. the 11rh dEy q FesT
llns-l NJ 1eEro boz n1ned derry Naid iuT II ntor
feet- I1chHs high. ufirhs 80 bs-. hirh cheek
ts'1es. thick Fps colrr. WI tlsck- ] I'll ayf1S
10 he afprt hension and delivery q sat boz 70 ~
- iooEed n Irerlc1 JAIL that rtf m ard A nsid
ony - cauzht Wlhclt tte EnifE q nd ruunty- "A
oe.lrere1 . ne e. iniEed II jal - thst 81 kir
~ lsF 1iiT dolI1rA 3 BROCk-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ The Washington papers enthusiast.
calIy praise Miss Maggie MitchelI's pew come
dy. -Herma nee, and her performances Of the
ie aiding part The houses we're = most fssh-
ionably cfowded."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

ceaied<r.is Trs..ury note. .sh Coassdsr.ss
Bonds received IN 1yu1ent
The prD seds q zaies. ~ Al The prtprf ran1d a.
orr sontrT. ieonE 20 the rha are inra'ing Ia.
and al tie oelEs dnc theE1. nppruprl ~ Ga
gress % paw in-ses 70 cii1-ns 4 inEIte IL
aid q 81 Interested. o. st-fnd -aits. al repo-r
debts. AID property hat TIE -ind-nniiy fund.n nsy
Be tber,by ncrca-cd
COcKRsLI
narlS-tds Receiver c. q D. T.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ The Baron Lionel de Rothschild, head
of the great London firm Of RothschiId 4 Co.
has admitted into the house his Two sons,
Nathaniel and Alfred Rothsehild.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

Da- A dispstei, from Toronto Canada West
dated the 7ih says: There Is coneiderabls'
number Of alriivI4ls from lie States of parties
escaping the EXPECTED consumption.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ There are Two insidaous enemies to
watch this Snmmer--ihe Southern man who
plants cotton in your soil-and the Northern
one who plants lead in Jour BODY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ Artena. Ward sa5. ih4t they .sy
have pretty bad pork in Dixie. but there's q
worse sort Of Ham in Washing ton-va allan
ding ham
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

- Andy Johnson, aecoupanied BY Allen
=. Hall. reached Washington on the night Of
the 7th, and called on ..old Abs.- thsir d ter.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
500 REWARD.

d ANYWAY from The s1lscriorr to n-t-ro bnys.
h Archie and Alired- The former khl niaIat-
10 nearly Er~ighf ack hair. h - o-t fiunt tllf
i alS1uf tueuty-sne year I'D. fert AID halr hrh
and has no wbrsker~. Iiriinrd q le sry ID msr1er
and ayerts u 81. when rTe akng 70 an en- The
latter tall athletic bla man. alssuf tseufy--ir
years old has ~ual ging Walk. ~hi<kfrs. and IL
a very accomplished COX. hss b-c1 Iired iatelr =
Mr. y HanefanA ealing bo1~e n this city The-e
Two boys truthsrs. and raiscd in MOBILE Ard
brought from there lat Kay vii give he ADORE
ward Tor the appre hensiUn - toll o. fuo hundred
dollars for either q then n ndrtd in any jail IN The
Conleder4cy. - nat can get Item
DIX = A.EABNy
mar17-lW Cor Huuier and Lloyd - Albania
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

AT0TICEis hereby rise1, thathg rlffue clsu,f-r
~ Decrres q he Hon ~ L. Humthrsy-. 5nlzs
q The Conle6en4ie Slaies cunrt. - tAe Bi,iri-f q
lennrs-ee. and luruAut % lls a G 81 Co1Eress -
hat ruIjecf- = al. lereiTer. cner fr 49, l-s
o. tie fosf OEes. ID re tIun - hInche-ier. a.
Monday. the LA il-y al Narh. a plblic ancl
the following zfik -equtsr4lec TIE frs1erts q
- Aiien eoernir-r To-uIl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

j pa- The Louisville Journal says that Col
coburn's wits were woolgAthering at Spring
Hill. lie was certainly q littIe ysio1ty on thar
occasion. lE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

~ A correspondent tIilk4 Bragg ought
to .sturn R5secraEs. flank. -o.d Dutcbv..
needs well turned" flank. He is as mis-
shaPeh as ~oId Baboon. : his master.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

- The 9th 10 set apart q. day Of las &.
ing and pFsyer. fas day is generally The
siOrest in tie calender.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

I1Ea- The price of grain has rons 10 . en-
ornousIy. that man nowadays cant even
llfofd to have corhs on his toes.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27

OFFICE IONMAADANT or CONSCRlPTS
knoxrilie- Tenn FEB p. l>63-
HAVING received anthorIty iron The Secretary o.
Ii War - r.i-< lev cunpauies trDn the clsssof
rrsone exerllf fru-n cnscuption. for the purpose Of
enlurclng thu nscrilr laN Teennesze--file b *
siii BE oleue1 q lhis thee Tor the ~ al ioyaI
persons u this ca-s. uho dire % ~ e1u1ring
he Avs u their c0uutry- Ihese companies are LII
% BE considered part The ny. bat vii receive
The ane pay and allowances sold.ers The army
and will u e1lified y tie reward Tor The apt.rr-
hension q dreert-rs-
L d. BLAKE. IA. Col C s. A.
fch17-t Coluunnr.llt ~ o .a-rr-rfa
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10 sHIPPFRS

M WEsTERx AID ATLAsrIc RsILRoxD
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BOO. 600 ACRES OF LAND

FOR 8sf.E Ar AUCTION
THE FLORIDA. bflsnfic 4 GuIf crntral Rail Road
i Couipsny has zoo 900 4tres q l.snd. which vas
appraised in 1851 and conveyed TO tEo Trustees -
secure the payment Of Free Land Bonds issued By the
conpanJ; which shah Ger Tor sale ~ Lake City,
On Wednesday fhe 18th Of May, 1853
These Lands are valuable fer purposes Of caltfva-
ton (nsny Of theu1 others for timber. fuupen1ine
aud AZ fbe bealfhful portion 81 the
St.te and Oer great Inducements % persons dspo.ed
70 invest moheyin lands Private sales vii Be made
m.r7i-td- WI o. EEFFRETs.
III/ Agent Of Irusses-