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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

March 9Th, 1866.
was going to complain Of the lack Of incl
dent here, Of which to write, but since began
NY letter, &c have been supplied with some Of
that missing article. You will have heard By
telegraph, before this reaches you, Of the dash
Of rebel cavalry into Fairfax Court House las,
night, and the capture in his bed Of Brigadior
Gen L II. Stoushton, commanding this brigade.
The camp is RUNNING with the news. but in the
uncertainty As to how much that is told Of the
attending circumstances Is truth, shall not at
tempt to describe this very creditable (to the
rc5els) occurrence. beg leave to say however.
that none OF the disgrace Of the affair belongs
to the regiments Of the Brigade Il should be
understood that Gen. Stoughton was not taken
from the midst Of his Brigade. The Vermont
regiments nearest 10 the comfortable brick house
which Gen. Stoughton occupied as his headau,r-
tiers. were at Fairfax Station, four -Ics s3sf' Of
him. while the 18th and 18th are dozen mile,
away The risk Of eIsctlv such an operation.
hs, been apparent even 70 the privates, and has
been matter Of frequent remsrk amone officer,
and men. FL weeks past How could they pro
tect him a long az he kept his quarters at such
a distance from them That's the question.
The moral IF the trsn,aoticr il. too ob-ieu- q,
need suggestion
Col Blunt ha- just been ordered to take CON-
mand Of The Brigade snd is consequently re-
movin5 his heaiquarter. to Fairfax Staiioa.-
When he i- Palled out Of bed By single com
pany Of rebel cavalry, ffty OF sixty uilss from
their nearest supports. viii lei you know.
alludei TO the general health Of the Rezi-
nent above i an glad to add thst Co. c. !.
among the bealthiest companies in the Regiment.
Il not tie healthiezt We have but four or five
men excused from, duty. and none Of them dan
gerously II The pine forest in the rear Of CIR
camp has been cut away lately to let IN air
and light and permit the ground to dry,
and every precauticn j. taken by the Surgeon
and ch-ers to prevent sickness among the men.
as far as possible. The ground j, settling now
rapidly, between the showers. and in fact in
spite Of them, snd Nc trust the scss,,u Of Isen
mud will soon he over
Yours o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

w rAcELLENr ENANPLE.-Iion. SCHUYLER
ColiaS' representative in Congrc-s from the
Ninth district Of Indiana, vIit,, T., "a friend
- follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
Tour Army Correspondence.l
FROM THE 18TH REGIMENT.
CAMP NEAR WOLF RUIZ SHOALS, Va,
March g, 1858.
Dear Free Press


The Twelfth is now in tho
seventh week Of its occupancy Of its present
camp longer stay in one spot than it has yet
made, if my memory serves me rightly. SIX
weeks has hitherto been about the limit Of our
abiding in any one place, and when that time is
up, the boys begin to expect the order to break
camp and march. We have formed no such in
tense attachment to our camp at the Shoals,
that We shall not be pretty well content to leave,
wherever We may be ordered, and little matter
how soon the order comes. The region about Us
IS dreary and forbiddmg one the camp is
more contracted and less pleasant than two or
three Of our former ones the time VIC have
thus far spent in il has been the most trying
season Of the year the alterations Of snow,
rain, frost and mud, have told on the health Of
the regiment, and we have, I suppose, somewhat
more sickness than ever before, among both OIL
GERS and men our picket duty-in pleasant
weather, the pleasantcst duty Of the soldier-has
been severe and rough, and take it all in all.
though our situation here might be worse in a
thousand particulars, we should all | think he
satisfied to run our risks Of lettering our con-
dition by a move.
You arc not To updyrst,nd from what say
thst We arc specially dissatisfied, down in the
dumps, or dizbcaltenel. even for ? moment
not at all The men CT the Twelfth arc wont to
carry tiff upper lip. under all oircumstanoes
The red, vhita and blue. % sung by an ezton-
pori.eI ouaIiette club. with stif chorus Of
manly voices. comes 70 my ear as write. from
one Of the company streets, with = sound Of
hearty cheer, which tells different sto-7
from that About tenth Of the
Regiment are Of duty. from measles. fsvers, and
ailments Of one sort and another. The balance.
Ts,Ithink, more pluoky and rssolute in the great
purpose Of the war than ever. and grow still more
90 daily. There l. more fight IN me- sad
one Of cur men Of CO. c. yesterday. than
Vhen I came OUT, OF ever before supposed
when l enlisted thai nine months IN the service
would give me enough Of War. anil !
remained IF thai opinion ul quito
lately Vow ! am i7 for ne 1-rr. be
it long or short The man who said tln.
had no ilci Of fight IN him at the start. mind
you. AMI l believe he represents majority OF
the regiment The Regiment has more fight in
it today than ever before Fuller scquaintaues
with the temper and purpose Of the rebels, dis
cur.or If the Issue l-~oIvf-l ami s-ra.ia1 n :,
the news we get from home IF the sayings and
doings Of the miserable " cepperhead journals
and their followers at the North. have stirred
to the bottom the f0untsins Of honest iudigna-
tion, and given strength to the purpose snd "a
triotism Of Us all The army is unanimous in
this feeling 80 far as can judge. Having en-
listed 10 fight traitors, the solher as mass pro-
pose to fight them through, and would give those
at home the same treatment they DO those at the
South
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
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rnLn rs IHf JNutp Sr,rt~. -Ir ROM lluu' r.
Merchant Magazine
The real amount 't Oh, precious metal
iu-bc country may hc apr minated from
othrial return pretty nearly. w tie c.la
nice originally thor were ~ precious mtJat-
except thr small 4uautitir. brought, hy the,
lrttler- Gradually they earned some span
ish clin hy trade. but very little, -incc on,
country could not afford IT, bot u-sd IaTsr-
A. thsy h.ysm. richer CD, coin increased
and n 1891 Nh GallstIo and other autirIi-
Ties estimated the quantity iu the country
az SIS ,0ou ,Onn. Soon after that date the
mines of Virginia and Georgia began e. Weld
email Gums, an Of which sought the mints,
end branch minis were e-tahii-hei o. receive,
r. lu February, ISIS, California gold ,,a-
discovered, and began 70 virld in l-i1, and
IN 1884 and l-57 the standard was altered
20 induce greater imports % gold int, the
conntry. Cpto lSiy the value o. the met
as in the country was SlSC.599 ji2. and up
o. lc12, 1t wac S2i3, 0l0, l1}. as viii u. -ecn
los tic following statement
un hand IN l-.i .--i,.,,.u
Import l--i ts I-.9. s12ut-
Export. i-.I t0 l-i.. i-I.f51.-I
No. import ~I.---e-.
United State ia'n.- l-I tsf-.. i3.-II.s-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

NAsmNCToS CTn, March {, 1865.
VII You obhgc me by handing the enclosed
check for >o21 "i to- the Indiana Coinmis,i,,,
Tor the bcnctit Of our sick and wounded soldier.
u j. the mileage ,otel me for the thiri ,,. .io,.
II the ihirty-s.,eith Congress, which cl...- t..
lay. aud which prefer they should have.
SCHUYLER CoIrAy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
fas

I :. Wincs l-i- o. I-.-. s--sU.tnff
Import. 'l3t0 80. sIs. 3--.-.
Export. i9tot.. So .4-i'- i1lfig.f;4 Zen. SEQ. fI
ON hand l-'', ss4aio. rs
Vow It i- 20 le borne Ia mind that thi- L.
tho whole supply 1T all the precious metals
from import sud mint. vith the exception
ct such sums as come unreport.d into the
country IN the Pockets Of individusls That
there II much foreign com brought into the
country u proved IN the quantities that are
exported. In the month Of January last. Of
over - o01. n0h exported there vas 500.
900 Of foreign coins ! portion Of thu mu-t
have be-, brought r. Individuals "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

\ CHAPLAIN DFrUASrn.-Thc death OF DO,
augustus Hammond Couant. t,rcrly
Brandon. VI. i announced H. Ji.r,
NuTlrccshuro, Tenn, from di>,-,-s ipcr-..
in the relief ofthc sick aud voun.l,I ~Jr.-
lie wac chaplain Of tho 10Th Tlli19i, VIOLIN,
tosr-. and formerly Iasicr Of tbc Cri,.-,.
Societies iu Geneva and Rockford. IIliu...
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

THE following is a list of patients who have
been discharged from service and died during
the past week:
DIscHARGRD-IT. Scott, c, Del; J. Shultz,
B, l48 Pa; r Murray, II, n. Y art + +: TFesssa,
/, Nd G. w. Madden, y Nd; S. H. Owls,
Ii, 4s Pa. F. H. Spiccr, Md. Bat r. c. Neil,
G, l4s Pa; ]. Leddy, b, 60 n. Y; J. G. Bar
rom c. 4 Z. S. art G. Zimmerman, |, l07 o.;
C. Kraft, !, IA Conn; L. Phonstall, |, II Pa;
d. Coyle /, ~ s.; j. Ray, B, 40 Pa. A
Koinke, +, 26 Wis. D. Woodring, Fl, l4s Pa;
L. J. Bryaat G, 3 Wis.
DlED.-John H. Higiey, A, 96 Pa. Q, r.
Small ii, 10 Me-; Sgt. John NJ. Spiccr, 4, 80
Pa. Doctor c. ". Hunt, n, II. v.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

The solid SHOT which went through the fort
made holes from -four TO five feet in diameter, or,
to use the technical language Of the engineers
the diaD1eters Of the craters, by mathematical
calculation, is four feet and ton inches
After the range had been obtained upon sum-
ter every shot struck. When all the 206-pound-
ers OPEN if handled with the same skill, Ii would
seem hardly possible for the fort to Stana twelve
hours bomberdment. 1t cannot otherwise than
fall within the time required TO reduceFort Pull
ask
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

JACKSON, MISS, Aug ls.--Federal cavalry
rom Yazoo city reached Durank station, on the
Mississippi railroad, where they captured train
md eut the telegraph wires. Serious destruction
On the railroad northward is unprecedented. The
Yankees are carrying two engines and trains
northwara from, Walden, anAa heavy raid is COM
mo southwark from the Charleston road.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE


As&AAid Societies. clergymen, editors and others
are respectfully requested to aid in dissemnat-
inr the following notice which is Of interest TO
all who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE H0SPlTA AIS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gratuitously information
with regard to patients in the United States
General Hospitals at the following points, tothers
will be added:)
Eastern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES information ad-
dress q office Similarly Commission, Washington =
Washington, D. C. Cumberland, Md.
Georgetown. D. {. Point Lookout, Nd
Alexandria, u. C. Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore, Md. Fairfax, Va.
A Annapolis Nd 1 1aqi' P eresk' Va
Phitadelphia Departmem.- information,
address "0Gce Sanitary Commission, No. p
South Sinth street"
Philadelphia, Pa. i. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Chester, Pa. Heading, ia.
Germantown. Pa. Harrisburg, Pa.
Ner York Departments information, ad
dress ''O6ce Won,ans' Central Unton No. 10
Cooper Institute"
New York, n. 7. Portsmouth Grove, X. l.
Albany, n. i. Boston, Mass
Newark, Nj Burlington, Ut.
New Haven, Conn. Brattleboro, Vt.
Western Deuartmeiits.- information, adj
dress Office Sanitary C0nlnetssion Louisville, Ky.
Columbus, Ohio. Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland. Ohio. Covngton, KY
Camp Dennison, Ohio. Lexington, KY
Gallipols, Ohio. Danvllle, Ky.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Perryville, Ky,
Quincy, illinois Bowling Green, KY.
Cairo. illinois. Memphis, Tennessee
Mound CITY, Illinois, Clarksyille, Tenn.
Jeffersonviile, Ind. Jackson, Tenn.
Evansville, Ind. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
New Albany Ind. La Grange Tenn.
Saint Louis, Missouri. Gallatin, Tenn,
TSonton. Missouri. Nashville, Tenn.
R5lla. Missouri. Vicksburg, Miss.
Springfield, Missouri. Corlnth, Miss.
keokuk, Iowa. lleena, arkansas
Davenport, Iowa. Grafton, Virginia.
Paducah XIV. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown, Ky. Parkersburg, Va.
Lebanon, XIV. Clarksburg, Va.
Columbus Ky. CharIestown, Va
Columbia, KY,
Information will, under ordinary circnm-
stances. be given TO any person who mar apply
for it, in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person.
II will he answered at once
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25
TIE LEG r A III s.

CINCINNATI, Aug 2I.--fhc Ga-st's has private
,lyiees from the Army of the Cumberland up to
the l7th instant 4 movement Is In progress,
and the public may soon look for important
laws from East Tennessee.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

New YoRK, Aug. 2o.-The draft in the Fiji
tenth Ward was completed to-day without the
least sign of dissatisfaction. Among the drafted
were VIM. H. Fry of the Tribune, John Clancy
OF the leader NJ. B. Abrahams, reporter of the
Express; j. H. Hallness, Excise Commissioner
j. Remoek, Of the Abend Setting; Townsend
Harris, late Minister to Japan John Morrissey,
the pugilst and several policemen. Several col
ored persons were also drafted. There was no
appearance of any disturbance. The authorities
have not relaxed their vigilance in preparing to
suppress disorder
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

PORTLAND, August 20,-The yacht Sparkle,
with an armed crew, sailed at noon to-day in
pursuit of the Tacony prisoners who escaped
from Fort Warren.
LATEST.
The steamer New Brunswick has just came in.
She spoke the revenue cutter J. c. Dobbin out
side with the three Tacony prisoners on board,
who escaped from Boston yesterday, and who
were captured off the Isle of Wight by the cut
ter.
Collector Jewett despatched the cutter yester-
day and also two volunteer yachts to-day, in
pursuit.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

WASHINGTON August 2o-Prominent officers
serving before Charleston express themselves, in
private letters received here to-day, as earnestly
hopeful of the result of the combined military
and naval operations, but they do not mention
any time for the reduction Of Fort Sumter, &c.
as promised by enthusiastic newspaper correspon-
dents. The work being heavy, and requiring
the utmost skill and caution, they, with full
apprehension of all the difficulties pnrposly re-
fran from exciting expectations of an immediate
and complete victory; nor are speedy results OF
such character anticipated by gentlemen in
Washington who are best acquainted with the
plans and intentions of the commanding officers.
THE correspondent of the New York Tribune
gives the following particulars of the preaching
OF the walls Of Fort Sumter:
Colonel Turner, Chief of General Gilmore
Staff, desiring to test the powder to be used IN
these guns (2O0-pound Parrotts), experimental
with a few shots upon Sumter with the most
gratifying results He fred seven shots--the
first three fell short, but of the remaining four
two went directly through the gorge wall Of the
fort, short distance above.the sally port and two
struck the parapet and sent an immense amount
OF brick and mortar tumbling into the ditch
and into the fort The effect of these shots can
clearly be seen with the naked eye at distance
OF two miles and half,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

WAsHISGToN, August 28--EnfeFnaation from
the headquarters of the army of the Rotomac to-
night saws there is no change or indications Of
change of position.
Advices coacur that the rebel forces around
rulpepper have been reduced to A. p. Hills COM
mand. while Longstreet and Ewel have moved
southwark, probably to Fredericksburg.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

pUY your Tobacco. Cigars, Stationery,
- &C., at the GAZETTE OFFICE, if you wish the
Cheapest and Best on the Point.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

WASHINGTON, August 20-The following is the
language of Major General Halleck to the agent
for the exchange of prisoners;
KIT is directed that Immediately on receiving
Official or other authentic information of the ex-
ectltion of Captain Sawyer and Captain Flynn,
you win proceed to hang ". Il Lee and the
other Rebel officer designated as herein above
directed and that you notify Robert Guild, Esq,
of the said proceedings, and assure him that the
Government of the United States will proceed to
retaliate for every similar barbarous violation
of the laws of civilized war"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-25

Information will, under ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who MAJ apply
for it, in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return MALL if in person,
1t will be answered at once
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
Attention Polk CouIay COnsoripts,

A Lipeisons in Polk Comfy, between The ages OF
n Island 30 years liable ~ eonscnpnn, VIII be
assembled az behtou on the 9th day oil February,
1863 Enrolling Officers viii be furnished with blank
certificates OF exemption 10 lie ded up and issued -
those who may he entitled q them Pef'9ns la M
ing exemption undei the law ae advls " maketp
phcation TO lher Enrolling Iic RS al once, thit ther
claims may be decided on the oh day February.
Enrolling Olic Is will use their bsl endeavofs to
bring u all the conscrpts Uftheii epectVe Districts
to the place OF rendezvous az the time designated
Aliwil cone provided with blankets, o. oiler bed
clothing. Il. j. BLAKE, II. Eol. Q A.
ttmmaudlut Ut Conscrtpts
We win be present at the a owe specified tHue q
place to examine and discharge all men WAC aIe uU'
DC fot militly dGly bJ reason q disability
~ DULAEEY
Feb an p. r. Haze
~. o. EitAgNHS.
Exam mig Boarl,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
glOO REWARD.

n runaway from the premises OF the subscriber. at
IL Walnut Valley Post Office Sequniche Co..
Tennessee. on the night Of the 25th Jany 1863 ne.
gro boy named Dave, about 10 or 10 years old feet
6 or inches high weighs about | 70 pounds lie is
black negro, rather sharp faced, long mouth thick
lips. He says he was raised IN Kentucky, by man
named Fisher But was bought by me about months
since in Hamburg, South Caplna. Ne says be was
brought from Petersburg kVa., n Hamburg. Had on
when he left brown Jeans pants, brown jeans coat
and black cloth cap-hs coat had on it, white bone
coat buttons and the cloth out Of which his coat was
made had two coors IN II, palt Of Il heng darker
brown than the other viii pay 500 reward for his
delivery TO me, ~ my residence III eeq@cnle Co'
JAIL 50 that can gsthim. JAMES NJ. STEWART
Eeh1-lnnt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
Ne6 advertisements.
SlOO REWARD.

r WILL. give one hundred dollars for the apprehen.
sion Of a negro boy named Andrew; abont feet
eight or nine inc es high, very black, will weigh
about 100 40 pounds, aud very stout; had when
he left brown colored coat bark ooored pair James
heavy beard. He left my house In the Sh civil dis
trict of Hamilton county, in this State, eght miles
above Harrison, on the road 10 ding from Harrison
to George Town, on the night Of the 23d January
1868, and is supposed to be making his way for Ken
lucky or for the lines of the Federal Government.
The absye reward VIII be given for hi safe delivery %
me- or confinement in s1me jail, 50 that can get him.
NY Post Office IL Harrison, Tenn. WM. SNOW.
Feb6.3W.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
90 REWARD

WILL BE paid by HE uudvrsigncd, tof tue oeut
w cry Of my negro mau eill. Black cuHnleNl9Ai
twenty four or live years old, itet or 40 ihcues
high, has plain IN ti- iule ltad, aB lmpeaa,l't
IN his speech, wears whiskers weighs a9nut 100
pounds and had on when ae eit dark clothing hnd
bare headed. Said boy purchased Of A.d' Wisdom
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, on the 2Ita leoemler lsNl
ana lelt my premises the night OF the l2th Jany
1863 The above reward will be given 10 any one
that will bring to me at my house u miles south OF
Chattanooga tie above described negro, Oh couuNcd
IN some sale jail, so that ger aim.
Jany. 22lma JOHN : HENDERSON.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06

Rsg- soldier belonging 10 the FIRST Ken
lucky Squadron, Capt. Grifin's company was
shot BY the Provost Guard at the house Of a
Ms. Cooper in This place on Tuesday night
and died from the effects Of the wound on
Wednesday morning we understand that
the Guard was endeavoring 10 arrest the SOL
der when he resisted and knocked the Gnard
down. The Guard recovered his piece and
levelling It on his assaiant shet him through
the body.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
Attention Meigs County COnscrlptsl

III persons In Moigs county, between the agcs Of
sembled at Decatur on The l9ib day Of February
1868. Eurolllng officers Willie furnished with blank
certh Gates Of exemption. 10 be filed up and Issued 10
those who may he entitled 10 them Persons claim
ing exemption under The law are ADVISED ~ mako ap
plcation 70 their enrolling oicers AZ once that their
claims may be decided on the l3fh dry Of February
Enrolling officers will use tlieir beet cndeaypls 10
bring up al the oGnscripts Of their respective dis.
iriets 30 tho place OF rendezvous ~ The tlme desgna
ted All will come with bllfksiH or other bed eloih.
Ing. ~ D, BLAKE ". Col q. 81 A.
gCommandnnt N Ctnsrfpir.
We win be prtsert AZ the above speeiea slime and
place 10 examine and discharge all me who are unfit
Tor military duty by reason Of disability
N. a. DuLAsEr,
7. =. Hall,
W. y EpNosps.
hba-ot Examlalsg nnanl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
s26 REWARD.. DARING ROBBERY.

CNTOLEN from the subscriter in the streets near
- Mr. Myers store in Chattagooga, one roll elther,
marked diamond T. Dalton Georgia Aboutl0 inds
of the leather was laid in tia steet until the snbsoh
Der went into the house. to get bill Of t. While IN
the house negro on horseback. dsmounted took the
leather before him and went Of at double quick said
negro was riding large bay horse and turned out Of
Chattanooga towards Harrison viii give the above
reward for the apprehension Ofthe boy and enher or
the boy without the leather. JOHN THOMAS
Feb6. az Dalton, en-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
Attention Rhoa County Conscripta.

A Ii 9trsdns in RheA County, between the ages OF
"a l8nnd 40 years liable TO eonschptiou viii be
assembled AZ Washington on the 10th day OF Febrpa-
nv, 1859 Enrolng Oalscrs will be furnished With
blank certificates Of exemption to be ied up and
issued 10 those who may be entitled 70 them. Per-
sons claiming exemption under the law afendyised 70
make application to their Eurolling 0Ncers 81 once.
thar their claims may be decided or the 9Th day Of
February.
Enrolling Officers will use their bcst endeavors TO
bring us an the conscrips Of their respective dis
trets To the place Of rendezvous the time designa-
ted an will come provided with blanket s or oiher
bed clotlisg. Il. d. BLAKE, IL, Col, q. s. A..
commandlnt Of Consetipts,
We will be present az the above specified limo ana
place to examine and discharge al men who ac nnit
/ military duty by reason Of disability,
N r. OUhANEY,
Feb. 3IN .P.uALE,
W. r EDM0NDS,
Examining Board
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
The State Of Tennessee.
In Cnancery a.
Harrison.

GtoReE O-CArk' In Cnancer q.
tvs) Harflson.
ALFRED NJ. Cara, e AZ
e Appearing that the 6eienaah'' a4Ieu n VI
L isa nonresident Of fhc Slate 81 tennessee, ~
that the process OF The court caunot be served on h
Il Il Inc ,,- crieet that pub ication be made week
Iy Tor ioar weeks in the CHATTANOOGA Rebel neWspa-
per published So the city Of Chattanooga requiring
said defendant 20 appear at 81 thanre'y Seuit 70 ~
held at the Court house ethe city o. hafrsoni
on the second Monday OF Jane next anu si, .,
conpiainoiis 'i,l or Judgment IN confession VII be
entered nAd tic caase yet t.stlag cN parte
Inv 9.Iv 4. G.. JONES,
trk n NJ.