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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16
NEW HOTEL.

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the pv
L generally, that he has erected large and comd
brick building, on the site Of the old and well XII
house, formerly occupied by him as Tavern Stand n
has been at great expense IN erecting and rnishln
house. and hatters himself that he is prepar&
accommodate all who may desire to give him co 4
Having ample house room for ono hundred parsons,
stabng for at least ffty horses.
Thankful for past patronas y bo would ask a cont
ance Of the same. WM. VO0ELEN
Dec. o. 1s63atf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16

AMENDMENT OF THE U. S. CoNsTI-
TUTIoN.-New Yc,t, Dec. 18.-The
Tri6une's Washington special has the
following account of a Proposed a.
mcndment to the Constitution, of
which Mr.. Wilson of Iowa gave NJ.
tice on Mondayin the House:
Be at Resolved, By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States Of America, an Congress
assembled, (two-thirds of both Houses
concurring,) That the following arti-
Gle be proposed to the Legislatures of
the several States as an amendment
to the Constitution of the United
States, which, when ratified by three
fourths of said Legislatures, shall be
valid to all intents and purposes as a
part of said Constitution, namely:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16
AmEs @. cAnpHb
stoves! stoves :! stoves ~

yIvM. 4 JAS. g. -FoUspzns--f Foundry
w South Of the borough Of butler. where Stove
Pioughs and other castings made large supply con
stsntiy on hand and for sale at reasonable rstes.
Dec. 0, 1563::tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16
ARTICLE XIII.

Sec. 1. Slavery being incompati-
BILE with free government, is forever
prohibited in this country, and invol-
untary servitude shall be permitted
only as punishment for crime.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have full
power to enforce the foregoing sec
tion of this Article by appropriate
legislation.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16
BUTLER MARK ETS.

BUTLER, Ia. Dcctlo 1908.
BUTTER-Frcsh Rolls 25 cents per pound.
BEANS-S2, 25 per bushel.
BEEF-Is bought from wagons at and cts per ID.
BEEF HIDES--Green, cents per pound.
EGGs-20 cents per dozen.
FLoUR--Wheai, So 80 per hund; Buckwhoat $500.
GRAIN-wheat, 81 20 to 81 ,25 per bushel Rye, loo; ;
Corn 100; Oats zoe per bushol Barley, ST. Buckwhoa
rs cents.
GR0CERIES--Coffce, IS and 4ac por pound; Brown
Sugar II and 6c per pound NJ o. hoasse so cents per
gallon; Syrup g0c and 81.
NAILs-S5,75 per keg.
PoTAT0ES-40 and zoe per bushcl
sEEDs--Clover, $500 per bushel; Timothy, s2,25.
Flax, s2,25.
SALTS, 90 per barrel.
W0oI-15c per pound.
PITTSBURGH lark ETS.
December 16, 1868.
APPLES-S2,25 a S2,5o per barrel.
BUfTER-fresh Roll, 25 6p sc per N.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 13lxc per b; Hamburg,
lac per tbb.
EGGS--23 d, 2ic per dozen.
FLoUR--Whea 90 a, 81 25; Buckwhcat 81 a, s475.
GRAAIN-whcat, si,4O a sl,45; Corn, i,25; Oats,
soc.
GRoCERIEs-sugar, 1871 q 141zc per 10; Coffee, "a a
s5c per ID Moiasscs, 81 a 65c per gallon Syrup, so q
35c per gallon.
siLT-Liverpool, $3.50 q $3.50 per sack; No. l. extra
S260 per barrel.
sEEDs-Flaxseed, s2e5 per buslei
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16

His accompanying proclamation, too, is
worthy of study.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1863-12-16
HARDWARE, &C.

Tfyou want Nails or Spikes, Manure o. other forks
sav-siili other zaws smoothlnz Jros Lses Hinges
etc. go to MAboy's. where you can buy them cheap.
II you WANT Good Extra Family Flour White or
Brown Sugar. Rio Java cofae Imperial Young Tyson
Black Tea, GO 70 MAboys.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-11

number Of men took up their position. Bu
mark the sequel. On the passage Of tn
Emancipation policy of Lincoln, and th'
issue OF the proclamation Of that usurpsr
Mr. Nelson said openly and plainly, as h
ought to have done to complete the logic 0
his original position 81 am done. Th'
war is at length, not for the Union, blu
against slavery. The purpose is subjuga
ton, and am now with my land and peo
ple.V Not SO with Johnson lie stultiaei
every one Of his old positions. He is fol
the war, be it q Union war, OF nigger war
or raid Of determination. lie is for Lin
coin, whether he be a Union President, or {
military dictator Drawing the breath he
breathes and the salary, which supports him
from "the Government he proclaims him
self openly and above board--notwithstand-
ing his many pledges to the contrary-fol
"the Government" Yes, "the Govern
ment, 4" sans Union, sans Constitution, sans
law, sans, everything, exceptsthe subjuga.
ton of one race by the other, and tie free
dom Of the black man at the expense Of the
utter slavery Of the white. This is the
long and the short gift, and no man can
make anything out of it but treason to every
sentiment Of honest dealing, which throbs
in the human heart. Nelson on the one
hand comes out like man and redeems his
early professions, throws his heart at least
with his country and amends, as best he is
able by too, too tardy justice, the unfor-
tunate influence OF projudiced'j judgment
Johnson on the other hand, like a dog, wogs
his tale and scampors off for protection to
the very kennel he was loLl 10 bowling
against, until its inmates agreed to divide
bones withshim.
"Look here on,this picture, then on this "
Which is the patriot, ard which the trail
tori Whose course is likely to produce the
greatest good, flowing out Of the greatest
for East Tennessee Where is
the boosted prowcss Of Johnson? Where
his Roman integrity Melted away like
icioles, hung about bank of yielding clay,
aad like flowers, trailed around the poison
oak.
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CONGRESS ANN THE Rss We believe that ma.
ierity Of the intelligent members Of Congrcy appre-
cate the utility Of the public presc and are disposed
to 90 what may BIO reasonably eAp,ttedat their hands
therefore, IN this belief let Congr sretain the clause
In the exemption act Of ast session relative b be
press, restricting II need be- the number OF inds-
pensabe employees" exempted by that proys m
Il is idle to exempt compo TORS prssmen and mail
ing clerks Duness The same immunity Is ex ended TO
ONE one 90 do the braR work !" accus omed to itq
puto mancea by experience. There are only some
hlrty.lye or forty daily papers in the Confederate
States, and consequently not more than one hundred
and nty EMPLOYEES toihers than printers y in the
various oaices, rom tho Potomac 10 the Nuoces, are
exempted by the act Of last ession.-[Rchmond
Wing.
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es- The wife OF Gen. John G. Breckenridge has
bad prepared magnificent stand Of colors, con-
structed from the silk wedding dress worn by herself
upon the day OF her marriage, aud designed through
her distinguished husband, to be presented to the
most gallant andbr regiment 10 bis Division.
IVicbsburg Citizen.
Theabove, extracted frem this paper, like good
many Of our paragraphs appears in the Citizen with
ont any credit--and worse than all, that portion Of
tie paragraph which states that "the goth Tennessee
regiment received the eoors" omitted altogether
This double slightIof a Tennessee exchange, and {
Tennessee regiment, Is demurable for repugnauoy
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IN COMMISSION HOUSE,

no l02 NAIg ST., LYE0nBURG VA.
The UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves t0geth'
er under the style and firm Of james r. Scott CO.,
for the purpose OF conducting a general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have rented
that large aud elegant building NO lO2 Main street
Iynchburg Va, lately occupied by Jno. H. Davis a
Co., and on the Isl day of Dooemper next, will be
ready TO receive Merchandise OF all kinda for private
and auction sales. They solicit conslgnmonts Man
ulactured and Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, Molasses
C0see sud Other Groceries, Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics Of all grades, Wooden Gqods Boots, Shoes and
Leather and ~ other goods usually offered iorsale.
Their iigt Auction will bike place AZ an early day
In December, Of which due notice, With catalogue
win be published.
Thoy respectfully refer to the merchants and bust
ness men Of Richmond, Potemburgi Danyille and 9th
or cities OF the South, whose aid au1 co-operatoi
will no duly appreciated.
JAS. p. SCOTT,
or the late firm Of John n Davis n %.
HENRY n. B0COCK,,
WIN. III, pARRISHN
Members OF the firm Of Bocock & Parrlsi
The concern OF Bocock Parrish, ~. Efidg
street, win continue at the old stand as usual
deci7am B0COCK n PARRISH.
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sEFRIFF's SALE

ON the first Monday m April, 1868, will sell for
W cash. at public outcry to tho highest bidder. at
the Court House door in Harrison, tennessee the fol-
lowing tract OF land tpwit: about two hundred acres
lying in the first district, Of Hamilton county sIennes
Yarnei aud othprs-said land belonging TO Nimrod
Pendeerass, and viii be sold to satisfy judgment
and costs IN favor OF James NJ. Scott, agaiist said
Pcndegrass JAMES JACK, Dep. Sheriff,
feb22,4w Hamilton Co.
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GIN. TOXINS. The announcement Of tho resigna.
ton Of Gen. ToOmbs as Braadier General with the
lntlnalion by Richmond par. that the movement
has a political object and Shat Gen. TOombs will
probably be q candi 10 for Governor " Georgia, las
called forth very denuncmtory ortcle against that
gentleman nom the Atlanta Commonwealth. On Che
contrary, She Coufederacy OF the same city warmly
commonds Gen. Toomhs 70 the favorable considera.
zion OF the people. We suggest 10 our cotempofarie
that II Is not prop time TO naugurate parties aus
ncite partisan strts amoag the people who will II
due time indicate their choice for Governor. Let
arst oktabithour right 10 have States and Stale right
before we quarrel about who shall By Governor,
fsavRunah News.
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pR- A correspondent of the Montgomery Adverts.
err writing from richmond on the l3d ult, says that
President Davis hns been confined to bis house for
two weeks and is great sufferer. An abcess has
been formed on Che temple next to his sound
eye, and 1t is feared by his friends that he Will lose
the sight Of that eye also
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oFFICN ooMMANpANr or CoNsoRIprs, /

OFFICE C0BfMANDANT OF C0NSCRIPTS, I a
Knoxville, Tenn. Feb. %, 1868.
LJAVlNG received authority from the Secretary OF
IL War to raise few companies lrom the classof
persons exempt from conscnpon for the purpose OF
enforcing the conscriptlaw IN leennessee--the books
will be openedat this Office for the names Of all loyal
persons OF this Glass; who desire to assist in enforcing
to be considered part Of the army, but will receive
the amc pay and allowances soldiers OF the army
and will be entitled TO Cue reward for the appre
hensioa Of doserters
u. d. BLAKE, LII. Col. G. s. A.,
feb07Atf Commandant Of Conscripts
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HARAIST0N & PIRKELE,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
81 DOOR NORTH MARKET HOUSE.
Refer to business moncf Chattanooga.
marll-6m
FAYErrEvIIAE. TENNESSEE, I

FcDrunfY 10 800
TNNk0LLlNG officers In The State Of Tennessee
II will at once enroll oonscripts, all officers IN
their respective Districts who may be absent without
leave from thcir commands. The enrolling officers In
Middle Tennessee will send descriptive rolls OF The
officers so enrolled 10 the Commandant Of Camp Of
Instruction, at Fayetteville, Tennessee. The enroll
ing officers IN East Tennessee will send similar dos
criptiVe rolls TO the commandant OF corscrpts, ~
Knoxville, Tennessee
Il. D. BLAKE, 1t. Col C. S. A.,
feb2l4w Comd OF Con- for Tennessee.
ha- Fast Tennessee papers copy four weeks.
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nB- Everything was quiet soross the river voster.
day. Transports were arriving and departing as
usual but nothing indicated an cary movement IN
any direction. The army Is melting away with a
rapidlty net surpassed by the Army Of the Potomac
while n the Chickaf 9miny, aud unless Grant max
move In some direction very soon he wi have np
men 20 move with. All accounts agree that the
troops are dying &C the RIO Of an hundred per day
with no prospect Of Oh. nse for tho better More
a delayed long death YIN have r ped sach a vast
ha vest "a 60 render rei oicemons necessary before
Grant VIII BE- Warranted ia moving. -Eyicksburg
Wing, Sd.
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TAKEN uP

A ND committed 10 jail ~. The military authorities
N At Chattanooga on The "a Of October, 1862, and
more recently committed by an acting Justice OF the
Peace, for The county OF 1la milton, Tenn. on the
10th Of Dec, 1882, negro boy who says his name II
White county, Team. Said BOZ Is black "A wears
old, ieet / inch high. The owner IL requested to
come forward, prove property, ayoharges and take
him cut Of inil, j. II SWAIN,
dcc1l JnllOr.
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S2b REWARp.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber near Trenton
h Dade county Ca, on the 18th day Of Foby
(nst.) my negro boy named Jerry. Said boy Is abou
feet, 9 inches high, weighs 100 lbs. high cheek
bones, thick lips, color very black. vii! pay S25
for the apprehension aud delivery OF said boy 70 mo
or lodged in Trenton jail SO that get him. and II said
boy is caught without the limits OF said county, nd
delivered TO me or lodged in jail 80 that get him ~
will pay fifty dollars. u. BROCK
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THE DAILY REBEL

80 Persons ordering qnE RKSKL by mail viii
please bear in mind that we VIII Nc receive any o.
tho slinplasters issued by the Alabama Insurance
Composites, nor thoso issued by private bankers in
Montgomery or elsewhere. Neither win we under
tto 70 return sbinpasten sent Us, after the publ
cation Of this notice.
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~ Persons receiving late Northern newspapers
viii greatly oblge Us by the use Of them. The gen
erala xiety on al hands, 10 hear the latest intel-
gence fom the enemy country and the absolute SER
vice, which The Dissemination Of such information IA
calcnged 70 accomplish should call to the attention
OF those along the front Of our line in Middle Ten
nessee, the value Of late Yankee journals. We ere
wiling 10 pay cash or thanks literally for such IA
vora
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ncA- The New Jersey Democrats fired 81
guns in rejoicing Of the expiration of the
Yankee Congress. What pity they were
not loaded with ball cartridge and turned on
the Washington capitol.
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Suy- A Northerp,d dispatch says "greatactiv-
ity prevails in the army of the Potomac" Old
Stonowall, must be after them, if that's the
case,
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ppEsDryT DAVIS CorroH 70 biz REizrps Roar
Admiral Porter instructed The captain OF the eanbohi
lndiAu0la a. he was on The point Of startling down
the Mississippi the ocr day 10 wish The plantation Of
ien Davis and bis BROTHER Joe and carry away aycrT
bae Of cailon aud every 4hle bodied rasf negro he
could nud.
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STRAY PONY

A BARK bay PONY a stallion, aged about I.
~ years, with saddle and blanket on slipped hi
bridleand halter few days since aud estfayed.
reasonable reward win be paid for bis return 10 ih,
residence Of Mr. Thos. rogers, In tho North part 0
the town. Tmarll.gtrl
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N MrMrais-From gentleman JUS, ftom Memphis
we learn that tho Yani fes, few weeks ago. destroy.
cd, by Smelling and burulng the town OF HOpeneld,
ust opposite Memlihls II saems that some nar6es
took 4 steamer frum the city wia Z, and carried 4 y
tue other side Of the river, whore Il was buried
Although re citizens Of Hspeaeld had nothing 10 DO
with the r, six hours notification was given and
the town destroyed. such vnndal could onlv be
exeeui a by thoabolition Yankees Jackson Crisis
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE
hamilton County. The Insolvency 81 ne
Estate OF WA. Stone deed, having. been suggeslss
all persons having claims sgainst sid Estate, will hle
ths With tlc Clerk Of the county Court e said conn
ty properly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they viii be forever barred
feb2i-4w PETER M0NGERs
Administrator OF
W. STONE, Decd.
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NOTICE.


NifHFhbANut AtnN
Feb. 49, 1903.
TYyHE recruiting dotalliof tho ig.h Teancs,'e Fpe-
imcnt. will report " Knoxville, IcnnesHci On
tha lktb dav OF March With al their recfuiN nha w
ecnleos AZ ! wish 10 send them forward uho't N1
cnnsss u ~ '''''' ~ ~ J.H HANNAH, Capt.
and Recruitnr Detail
a.. Knoxville Register COPY, ana Heho PHI 70 ihi'
eiiee'
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FINAL AND LAST CALL.
POCKET KNIVES .

30 doz Pocket Knives,
I20sris Knives and Forks
800 lbs Rope,
100 bush Sweet Potatoes,
200 Peas. ,
sboo Braslles, Cotton Handkofchioig. Engllgh CAL
eoee Tooth Bfnsbca Percussion Gaps, hqairfel SHOT
pins, Needles 3Country-nadc paids, 40. ior sale by
mars.gt A.C. VAN EpPs.
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sunGTrTuTEg WANTRp.

TWO thousand dollars each, VIII be paid for lye
i steady, able bodied mon, Of iorty'sx, y my
lel2i-f J. N. WiIdY.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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ctruppgD on tho lsthnl December iFOfd Chatianoo'
- cato Murifeaail0Io 4 amal box. about hy =
inches containing ladies honnelf, hate, clc', Nhe
marhei hCabt llafvyr which WAS never received
liberal reward VIII paid oi ~ aeiiysy ~ tlN
onco inN'
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A COMPETENT Engineer can get good ard per
"a maneEt situation, by applying at the Chat.a
moo "a Mill and Dialillery to
marll-S~ JAS. s,SNYDER a. Co.
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HARRORING pEsERTERs.

HARBORING DEsERTERs.
HgADQuABrRss DgPARTNUxr No. 40
INSPECTOR GEREKAL's OYTCE,
TulahOma, Tenn. Feb. iltb 1868.
rTNHE General Commanding this Department, learns
With regret, that there arc in Tennessee, q nuns
Der Of evil disposed pcrsons Who instead Of contrbu.
ting 70 the freeing our country from Abolition inyae
aion are melting those who are, 70 the dlsgraooiul
crime Of DISCRETION, aud hafhoring them. All persons
within the limit Of this department, are notified that
the penalty oi such offence "a DEATH, and the strict.
oat efforts win belpade 90 detect thoae who ncto sol
dirrs 10 desert, or who mry harboT tnose vino nave
deserted, and summary punishment applied IN every
instance, J. y. JONES, "A. l. Gen'l,
iebi6-lm Department No. 2.
az Rebel Banner copy one month, and send bill 70
fhin offcn.
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@lO0 REWARn.

ID runaway from the premises of the subscriber at
III Walnut Valley Post Office, Sequatchie Co.,
1annssaaa, tho ,.ieht af te osth Inny. ioc2,
gro boy named Dave about is or 10 years old feet
or inches high, weighs about IFS pounds. He is a
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 Carolina He says he was
brought from Petersburg. Va, to 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 colorsin H. part Of IL being darker
brown than the other. viii pay 500 reward for his
delivery TO me- at my residence, IN Sequatchie Co.
TENNESSEE or $50 reward for his confinement ia any
Jail, 80 that can get him. JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Feb5-2m*
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CENTRAL HOUSR.

I,5hnNERs minelng 90 market Butter, Eggs, aud
II vegetables cav end ready market 81 ibe house
Chattanooga, fob. u. HUGH 3ARR0LN
Proprietor
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To shoemakerS and Leather FinisherB.
too GOOD sHOEsAKEils, and few Leather
lOU Dresgers, can lind employment ~ The 6Ovs
eminent Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ca, under the d.
rectlon OF the undersigned. Mono but good handg
need apply. Those furnishing thor own tool VIII
have preference. u.
Soldiers desiing % work 10 This establishment
must procure ihoif own details from their command
inc o2icors, q. wyCUNHIN0HAM,
iebls-Im Major n ON.
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STATE on TENEEsgEE

NtIININf
VS..
GEORGE A. GOWN daL
Ih'Chancery at Harrison. .
1T appearing that the defendant Charles G. McCabe
Is non resident Of the State Of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of the Court cannot be served
on him.
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
published in the city Of Chattanooga requiring said
defendant to appear at Chancory Court, 10 be held
at the court house In Harrison, tho second Monday
Of June next aud answer compainants BILL or judg-
ment pro consso will be entered against him. and the
cause set for hearing "a pGrfe. r. G. JONES,
fe5l5-4w Cik M.
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nTrY TAXES.

THE Tax payers will please call at the Recorder
a Office and give Ia their property and polls fol
city taxes, for the present year.
FeblO-lm JOHN r. LONG, Recorder.
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OFFICEOF oOMMANDANT OF CONSERVED, I

OPTION or COMMANDANT OF CONbOBlpIs,(
Knoxville, March 30, 1863
Enrolling officers will NOT turn over 10 officers from
The army IN recruiting service any cOnscpts collect
cd atthe place Of rendezvous when county Is called
out nor will they turn over 10 such officers any con-
scripts which they may, Al any time arrest but viii
Send al such men 10 tho Camp Of Instruction. 10 DO
distributed among the different regiments.
Enrolling ocora are further directed not 10 respect
any certificates Of employment in tho Nitre service
rom Captain r. J. Fnnis bearing date subsequent 70
the 18th Of Januafy, 1858. All persons employed IN
said service since tie 18th Of January, musthaye reg
nlar detail papem i0a this Office.
BY order OF
mari 3w 1t. Col ". ID. BLAKE,
C0mmandant OF Conscrpta.
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TAKEN UP
FARM AND REsIDENCEF0 FOR SAFE.

r. OFFER for sale my farm and resid0a9s, located
Il II miles from Lafayette, the coguty seat Of Wal
ker CO., Ga. and lsb miles from the wa A. Railroad.
There are three hundred acres one hundred and forty
cleared fenced and ready for planting, the balance
six rooms and out houses complete. Tho barn Is o
large framed building with good running gear at
tached for driving Thrlsher and Cotton Gin. The
stables are ne@ framed buildings, with COW and
sheep sheds complete, aud II good repair. There Is
good vegetable garden, aud lnc orchard Of choice
apples, peaches aud pears, with choice variety OF
grapes &c. The place s well watered with spring and
we'll conveniently located. The location is healthy
as can DO iourd anywhere. Any one wishing furthN
particulars, win apply Immediately 70
iebl9-lm* ID. w. RUSSELL,
LAFAYETTE, Ga