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I \ accordanoe ui,h a orssr ul.se b. - Cerk q
The Counfy Courl - I.aure1na c.unrr. sac O.
lenne>ee<- upun a dI11i4If1Lr n he es-1te q
" P Moore. dec-as.-i. lerety noilly 81 7erro1s
nalrinE claim Eain>s lid etafe appfar AID 1lt
fne sane win aid iEk nElte ~ I'D 81 ne usn-
pr-sriibed b i1E 80 OF tetlrr TIE 18th rsy O.
July - q LIZ - te ssrs3 har1rd- -ir-r.
JOHN u bslAfrOh.
r1arle 1n- Admin - Ellr-
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Il e to be expected, that when the army q
Teunessee. aud especially The Tennessesns II
that army. will sEain encounter tie blue Goats
on the feld OF battie that they VIII Remembers
that they are not men n blue coats. butiegions
'of 6ends. who have vioi4ie.i their fair count y
and des0lated their homes AMI who " IN con-
time iheir course OF dess station ui.less killed
and driven from The soil: that they will fight
like nen, Who glt for all that is dear 70 them.
fight as lhey did At sinrheesboro. AMI with
the trust IN the God 81 taflrs. rho drfsads fls-
oppressed egainsr he tyr~f we may vel
hoI'e that victory viii be ours; ard then The
warm mellow sun Of SPrrg viii shine upon
the caFcasses Of HE dead Toes. aud upon The
columns OF lie survivors,
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10 sHIPPERS.

b n ElsI KIM AVID ATLaaTIc RaTIRoaD
oonseqoe1ee O. he ext-lordn nary densnd made
nfpu R.1ais flr In for.tier ~
the 1isience 81 eta-e tf cirl1s1arres rrtr rtfrh
ne Ter cur ageutE ca have any cnnfrul notius D
terrsy gwen tat fle heEfcln a Aflan1ic. Macon
he,i-rn- ara 4tignfa Nesf Point fo1tS. wiH nus
ner.itsr 1ectite iiansIst. size a1y rrtirbr f1
sny lfce - Authority. rnil iur-bcr notce rriess
tne qNDer. aren't tr shipper. tbe poinf a. dip
inrnt mt slnz Stipnliur areeale1t. relisEi1K
the Ioads iro. n li4b1ity-
IOHN s. ROWLAND
Slpl Vest = A. 7. z
ISAAC SCOTT.
frest Aa1on 1 Eest- Z T.
Go o. HULL.
Supt Al a " p T. 2
Before any goods can be shipped he owners a. -
perss and agerls. have g accrf1 lie alore con6i-
ticn- Al might arriving and crr.rr 81 tie Chat-
iaHefza DEPOT j. subject % TIE above condiiitns
n&rs-ln ~ g CAMDEN. gent
y
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NOTICE.


=
Rockville, Tenn. Aasrh -. l8s3
4 LII persons IN this department. who have b-rn en-
- ruled Es ConsciptE. and who have ben here
t9Ore de ailed ~ 6oemakers outside contra to-
fnnishins Shes - tie army. hereby notsird 70
rort IN gerson 70 this ofEee b TIE SIN 81 Apn T.
o. they viii Be considered having soaaa8ne1 tht
privilege. and viii be ordered report u Csirp u
Instr uctiou-
Al De al3 OF sh-r1kers from orzaniK a c0mrla
Wal report lksw..e their d=Eaii will cea>e On that
day; aud they be ported 10 her respective con-
n-nds for duty +
ihis ntlct IS MI apply % d-t.if< the employ
of Ae,sss- > mpson 4 BfO-. Ut HaEkins connfT. and
u Aesss. AcD1wtIs. Aef3augh=y h CO. and u Wei
brgen. q GFeene G unty. al Gosernnent tire
tors russ ul oBiy be required 10 tor
ward 10 taisod e On lhe la OF each i1onth dupII
cate drsrlptse roils q all detailed mea their en-
Pley- LUIS DELAIlfl Z
fi Captain ADD A. o NJ
AL enfoung o6lrers Of the several Dstriet- IN
this De9ptrnrnt are hereby notIfrd| - cause al
detailed donseriPts a. above DESCRIBED . report -
required- T. ID BLAkE
iass7s-lilabs L. Col c. 6 a .t;snd'g Clrs
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s50REHARD-

ETRlIED a. Eroien. - ne 5th 81 H.rcE. Ci.y-
- AJAX Ear.. . y1.rs 90. IeI h11ds birh. hrtTy
IN fo-I, sIzlI sa1lls Dnlk 1er 14ck. l.lks ke
9 I'D b-ir EcsId-1 uil p.y Tie 1bsTe re I'D i-r
lht oElrfrE 90 $40 uare l1I a. - I4ft1. ~
n iboie. - csl1ly 6e.Ig - III A.
k4II.4s fc-Ine1t. airs brIr4de. EcclEas uIrisn
Arlls5 q Is1un--ee. kEEIO1 @ PERKINS q
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IiSsANiS FIEEcE. IS. Mar !. fIEEcE.
u The Cl'ancery Court al Chattanoora-
7 sPFresIinE thai TIE d-fendsn.. urr J. Pierre
Il = = ron resident Of the STATE q tennessee. 80
tl1- ~ rr,c-ts q thr crr- be serrcd "a Ter
= = tefeirre or1rfca that uh icafion ~ made eetk-
= isr ioer neeks, a. the ChstisnooEa Rebel. nsEz
la1er Fro.i-i,ed % TIE riig o. Chalfsnooa rrisss
sid crierdaut % rrpear Chsncery k,curf - 4.
he'd a. t1c court hrure, ~ tie ely al Chafa,oos
~ fhe fsrf1 Aoncly ~ Jrly rex. Ard answer COM
pl-in41ts biii flel aEainst her Ior divorce g. a.
Jad = ~ confession y "a le entered AID iae rnuz.
81 Tor he.sing rarfr-
narls ~ M -sTASDEFER
lTEIH
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ss- Unisn refnr7e iron Pig, Baa-an -,y- TIA,
there mary Union Iren ia Tie vicinity. who kros
each Other by s-cret sigtir tire u tieir .secrst
igns' j. sign drtitiu- bFus shinpiliers-
II Jon have yoar pocket picked Ia era > "a nav
ret satisfied Il i Hnoh her sign. tai they are ol, .
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mr. q Tie vherr abouiE G. Henriesta "a ca
~ WIGS hcurtt-as 4Ee T.. sud ueo.a-n rI1e
1r&-thg &c lar c.r-rlexl11- 1nd biue eyef. cnrn
= = .rars &C, 1c1 Ne d>scri,.rin - absrr :
orly u1rr 80 - t1-k1-ire- Any prrs. q rIrf1r
ne tsi1a ~ I1r1-lon. III rerrire tha1ks cfan
az = f-+-tr- o. A. afkIH-
irrAi % E1T - l1re=sr1 - n ff-n1rrec1.
- t-l- Pike Tu1f11-1u~l
a. R's1'ii's Is<s-'s' s'sy. s9ssrss sIlis sAls
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---.,-,., 1e.1.se:-a. Ten. Pa y. la
Eo.6
= Freqnent inqzi-ies e. there HeaSonrrtr-~ f--i
Gale THAI -u--flsis II at,e - - - 49, =
sciletio7 are siil t1nrlgyed II tnerezt tc,-fe-ss
O. tls amy a>-nlrst rrters-
u " = i.eielole ann'.ccd icr t,s irrorr,.in a.
E1ruIInE ctcers th4t Il r-i,itarr r-r,r--l ~ -
kard ~l.1trTff, extrffs fht enpryas 1-t1r 49,
snf.lel- eIplc4ticl.s o- n r,0Is lrrt le -,
cet ~ toe hrr,lnr c1ce1r- u othe- t1r-iet 49,
rs,'as l-ed > i1e epsrtae,t hErssE a-y co1r-.
p eorrmants o. Ce-1 Bzkea
(sisn-dl P T. TH0Nsox.
ou~,~.,r A. = Gtal
r A hcEksn.
A. q. A Ss-l.
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t. New York Psfsr ss5s: There j. no ether
way u carrying en the war 50 esesp ss 10 arm our
friends who dzel In The r-rtre OF rsbellion-- Tas
Yankees would feel good asai CO Aper II Ne sbduid
march acrOs tie Ohio AID ara All their ensnie, IN
the centre az Ysrkee5om
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f9fA gfntlsmAn from Arkansas informs
the Charleston MeEr,iry thatl the appdint,uen,
Of Gem Kirby Smith 10 the commAhf of The
trans MlssissiRpi Department, in pIacd Of Gen
Holmes. and tile Substitution ef Gen. IIrics ior
Gen. IIindmanl WHO has been order4d to re.
porti6l Jackson. Mics. Ia 3 been highly gta.i.
tying TO The troops aud there il every reason
II expect that the unsatisfactoTy cond.sion o,
things which has HIres,.iIed IN that derhftmsn,
for several months past will now be terlainAtee
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81 John Van Buren, Asys whenever be -ee- The
Dtnoclafic tain atoft 60 The track be ets ~
aud walks Yonkse Pppo.
woudnf ysu Ike d, SAX Into The Pre.t ruiial
chair. Jahnury ILL
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rs-N ofgah'r offciaI report Of his lake bgh,
at Liberty states thar ii lasted six hourk ,ha.
he drove The enemy two miles, when thesy we're
heavily reinforced aud held their position.
NorgalI,s loss u officers was heavy.
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subztitufe Wanted

WILL PAY Tx0 TH0UsA sd D)I.IkIss FOL
sub~lItute, to serve in Co l., l5sh Tfnnes~ee Reg
iment. Gen'l Smiths brigade
mar2sEiw ;. cH AIRES.
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ID AN4U4T fsn tie - b-crfl-r~ r-rr 7-~-r.,
Z lace county Co. c,i TIE In 49, ~ 49,.
li-sf-l M nsrro tor nar1ed Jerry. 80 ,t = -
tetf- i1chcs hitb. Reizhs % - 49, r.--f
bn1ts- thirk lips colcr rr-r alrrk 1 NJ ~ -
- - sflireIeusio1 sd lrliFtrs q sis 49, -.
- rred = Ircafon JAIL ttnr 81 f7S kff II 80
- = t-1-hi ulihsoi ~ fri1- q I'D rru1tr : -
ce..Tsrso 70 ne q lcdse1 iAi sh.f rti Vim
~ pay hriy doitzfs- 3 BR0rE-
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~ The ladies Of NASHVILLE sent to the
Virgins Bible society a q present to the sol
der 10 Yifg mia oyer TIVE Give hundred Bibles
and Testanieuts. llH
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Knoxville. Tenn Feb Is. IS63-
IAll<l-rereiFed attiiorry fru.1 The Secltf4r1 o.
VAR % rai-e lew companies frotn tie c.i.>. y
l-rs1re exempt from conscn pis Cor the purpose 81
erioicing me clnscript law Ieennesee-tfr ba,k-
~ Be opened a this piee f,r fha1i-- q ali s,r.
persons Of this CHS who desire So ia enoiclsc
lie IA" u their county These COMPUTES are nj
% be considered part u 9he ny. box VII receire
the anne and allow soldier. Of the army
ana will be entitled % the reward Tor the arirt-
hensio1 Of deeerters-l
l. d. BLAKE. It-Col c :. Al
lcL-l-ll II l-lL1nlIlnll-.lr u
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70 L ]. reported tli4. 100000 .agE q cor.
are coming 10 chattphoega They must oer
,ainly De going 10 sack lie town
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81 Every new General ths Yankees CRATE Is
candidate fer the Presidential chair And they al
for The Presideacy aud from Bob Lee II tie 80 u.
tmes
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SUGAR All AUCTION.

ON saturday morning 2s:h inst. nj O'Clock. /
viii isiI to The highest bieder Isl bags ane Sugar
With other articles IT, H. WILLY
mar1s Il
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sa A contemporary says the Northern
Denicct ti are i'm strait" Some Of them
ought II be IN strait jacket = hey are
such turn coats 81 fA
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s9- The Yankee troops around 81 Louis
are said to be so sick ofthe war that many 81
Them are throwing their commissions.
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TELfeRArn pr Exp krss.-4E'The dispatches
we publish this morning were received herr
yesrertat BY Express from Atlanta, the STERN
OF Monday having damaged the lils between
here and that place very seriously.
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- There are At present two thoSusand an,
ninety patients u the general hospisaiu Ia ID
city Of Louisville. II
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~ Our AUGUSTA contemporary ne Coo ,iirui'onal-
ia. head. sleaf~r WITH the caIiion: The issue At
the Ne1h.- The prinefpsl bsue up there nov IL
..Greentacks.r
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F0R CONGRESS.

I'VE are s1thor I'D and r-s8sz-e anrs utes
w Ht1- - A. SMITH. - Brlilry co1rfy a
cAndicsts 1T ths C11is1era1s Co1rr.-s. fro4 Ihs
third Di.tfict-
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s4- Life is not all sunsh ne. nor yet ali
gloom the darkest night mast close and the
bright. glad day appear
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NOTICE i HEREBY gives. at ~ rirt1r a. snn.r1
Decrrfs a. thr II q " a. fit,,ul'hres- trir<
u The cs1 etlersfe Stal-s Court fnr tle Il-rct
lenne~~ce, ard Icr-Laut 70 Ile tCI o. Cu1cr1zs
nat ~ ject- az trreiFfr frtr ior e.tr IA fru1
= The tosr OfEus. ID he tiaa ~ Hinrte>ttr. "a
Aondsy. The N day a. Nara, 4 Fuhiie srfiars
he believing stock scQntstrafti tfr rvf rtg u
= Alien eucnie--r Il-usi IL
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- Major-Gen Tom crilssnden. arrived i.
Washington city On Thursday the l2th Inst
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(,OP AkT%ERS HIP SOTiCE-1he nuae.,i1n .
~ haze zsss,ciAl-d themselves Together nncss a.
ssrie sno tim. 81 bONDUkAATt IATIHIAS 81
he p1rpose - c1ndnctinr tie GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS. IN Ly1ch1llrr.lFa
We shall keep Constantly on hand a. large ant
vel selertrd &,ock OF GllOCEkIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS. y Can b obszined. and viii spare n
pains 10 serve our customers - al tirfa.-
Conducting he bnSlne<s The Cash rrincinte
re viii Be enalei 70 o1er indueeuertS 4, civ an
country purc asers. ei- her ly wholesale or retail
CoHslgnmeHis Of F0ur. v heat Corn and ali nftei
country produce soiiclteds and pr1urt returns IL
cases. A. s.lon as sales ME
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and Snna q
Al. grades always on hand
We solicit hare Of tie public patrtnaze-
,. p BoNBuRANT
dccl1-6m JANIS MATTHIAS
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~ GentlemeR from Memphis report $4,000
sick il. the hospitals Of that CRY
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I HAVE nero b. sbhss !. rear. e. =, H..
4 Apply - the uncsl-iEne1 ~ Naj- J. 1. Ho,ksn-s
-iAiie-ls- - = Nr1N.rT
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ID IN AWAI frrnn fhr 1fe-n - - lie erlrr a
Walnut Valley PO< Ofsce. -Seeurfchie Co
Iennes-re or TIE hight ~ tte z5fh l-y- l~f7. ne
zro 10Y named bavr. sbnut 4 IL YEAR odd rei
or i1rhes tiRh. Eri1 L. lslur IS roands re =
mack neErn rather sharp iaeed- ioTE En0ltb. thtk
IFS He szys ~ RAISED IN Kfur1r kr " man
land Fisher. Bslf bcngt b. ne .uf Inrl.rls
-ince m Hamburg ~-tIrt arcsi-a iir -ys tr AS
ulpuSut nom friefscur-- Va o. HsrnhnfE- Had %
Nnen he leit- hrp~n = p.lst<- frcvn j-a1f cnan
ard bark clQth raI-h ctaf bad ga II. while bote
coal buttons. anQ fne clfb u witch b. rif "a
MADE nsc t'F' color n a. lz1t q + tfig DARKER
brown than me cfher vii pay 81 o ue.3r3 t1r his
De iFeTy - re. ~ M residence in sls1usrc = c.
Tennessee SO rcE1-t coln -r,,ent - srr
jAil- - tai 4 c4n set hin JANES =. STEWARF.
Feh5-2rn-
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nELISQuENT Tax r.seI- ior ne STE 40 cD.--
IL y I.xes ~ ~ tte chzrfaou..ra ri-tflr<
81 ralI and ~ - nIlhuu- 6eIaT = T,nn >
ietil T. l. GaRnENH1RR
IL l1l-rcI.- \. nl.i.-.. e.
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IL persons baving claim aga nst ne s,< noti6ei
nsrIs-iT n kBKs.
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g. Mr. B. X Dewitt. ~ uany years come T.,
with The Virgins press. and - one npe with III
press o. Alabama died i Rirhnoud THURSDAY last
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FINAL AHnIasT cau

III. t-,.e indebted = ne snlscrite- HI, ;---s-.
n npte- or account n PAID isrf.rrrr - fi,,- ~
The t<f a Aay. can tay = sbil, Al 80 faii
70 make paw against hat f.ue vi sra rl,-f-
ciairi> TIE sands 81 IN cecer Er rorrsnr- 49,
rnlc- ii1e- noting III -egsl teDdeF Eil y re-
re-Fe'l- T. - GLASS
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TIN DAILY REBEL
IScnEAsn OF RAres.

Owing 10 the great advance in the prices OF paper
soor a6l all other material necessary to the publi-
tl'Ion efEs newspaper together with the enhanced
expense II living we are relustantly conlpeed- 70
advance -ihe rates of he DAILY IA From and
after tie lst day of April The Of snh<ciib %
vii Le aslfoIlow-:
Terms Of Subscription
airy RsnEL per year. ..---.--..s o
SIX hDnths- ~
- Three MOuths---- %
One Moth 81
Rates Of Advertising
For each square Of ten lines or first insertion
81 each additional insertion, less Than Oue nlhtl
SO cents per square.
on advertisements stsudhg month deduction
# 10 per cent viii he made i.
On adsertlsements standing two months deduc-
ton Of % per Will be made.
advertisements startling three months will b.
charged SIS per square.
No sriseneutS viii bc taken fora ger period
IA three N nfhs
Ativtrt1-enenLs not ces IN tie local column will
be charged Is cents per line Tor etcs. Insertion
II Obituaries and articles that are personal, or not
q general pubic interest must - paid fr ntyer
It's snelts
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OFFICERS PAY ACCOUNTS AND REGIMEN
ial Morning Reports for ale ~ the RsBhL o.hre-
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500 REWARD.

. ANYWAY from the sui--erit<r fEb neEro hrs
Z Archie aid tired The former : bric1t
20 nearly froirhf ack barr hs OF ironf f1rlh
! about twerf yone years cd. Feet sd ball high
Arrd ha- NJ Hbt-ker~- lined - ie -rIF il u.1lrt1
and ATrrts MS e5t~ when speskIag 10 anr crt- Ilt
latter fah Athletic bias nau. ai<l1t twenty
Years Cd ha> = -EaEgiug MA ~ HhlskfTs. and i
very accom- plisled cs1k. h4s b-en hired lately
Mr. % Hzilerans ealing ho1~e rhis city T1e-e
tive blys br-thers. usre rn-ed 81 Euli'e - I
brought from re lat NAY "a MI give h- ai,r, Z r.
ward for The ap1r hcnsiUn cf I'll o. Two hapti~ei
d1isrs either % them n l-dtd ia hrt LII Ia -
Confederacy. 20 ftst can gef Il=-n-
DE - A-RABNY
-rnarl7-Iv Ger Hunter and Lord - = firniu.
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1tlD advertisements.
WANTED TO RENT.

A HOUSE, farnl-hed or uaiusHishsd- Apply as
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Wanted 70 Hire.
Two able bodied men white or black, d. night
work Coed wages pscntiy Faid-
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OFFER fcr sac SO scres Il land s-tnaied ~ ~.
Ienn-e-ee River mlrs Sourt =. ~ aasrr-
and u n1lles iru1n c1el Hu1rd- the X 4 a. IL IL
F1efe ne asi 30 arres - boitu-n i11d incu6ed -
tie tIart uilh atout 20 acres cfared a. a. mex
hsu<ilble -uTpy a tinker Parties ce-irir - rs.r-
c-ate ~ aocress ne A. -a-per. 1ennrt<ee-
1frl1-lm- WI r. RaNETN
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7 unIIlI Iltt rT1FrfT N1IFE- IlII IIIIfLIF r-FF
Boucs reviewed ~ payment.
be- pro t.sls u -lIes. al TIE srl,-.r found
or c.untrT. teiongiDEic t.re vi, srt ava Ia Z b.
and al The ders d7e t1emi are afirruirtatedbt Cnn
Ef.e- p-f i.-srz - ir--- L.
.iI ~ al Interested = as-frd -ltis. AL poif
. bts Al.si cesiy hat ne -i1drleniy ii.i ia.y
y therebJ fnerta~rd.
nals-ids i.esilSrrr G. !. :, I.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-28
WANTED.

I'VE vast % bye 10 large nules, r.od - hcr.-
w wagon, aad barnes complete \
nsr7< y WAEEEE a sPESCER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-11
Mnsgie's Verses.

1t is natural, and holy, to mourn the loss
of dear departed friends, and We therefore
give place to the verses of MAGGIE. But is
it right to despair under the dccrees of IIcav-
en-, and to yield the heart up under any cir
cumstances to this very lethargy Of grief.
The present gloomy war has afflicted mary
tender bosoms most gricvously. And yet
shall We even seem 10 forget that there is
"balm in Gilead" that can still heal the
deepest sorrows and lead us to the exercise OF
many charities worth living for? We seek
not TO give reproof hut to encourage hope,
aul we trust that MAGGIE, and the ihous-
ands who suffer like her all over our fair land,
will awake to energy and zeal in the discharge
OF lifes varied duties. God will bless the ef.
fort,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-11
For tie Literary Corner.
I;m Weary.

I'm weary of this world SO drear,
This cold, unfee-ing world below
We vainly seek for pleasure here
There's scarce dream unmiXed with woe.
The brightest hopes my Fancy drew :,
Have been the fiat to know decay
The dearest friends ever knew
Have soonest passed from earth away
The mother dear" called my ORR
When first my young heart learned to love.
Long since on angel wings hath flown
To her bright, blissful home above.
She soothed my cares and dried my tears
That kind and loving Angel mother
And ly her side has slept for years
Ny darling, bIrc-eyed baby brother.
And aow again brother brave.
a soldier to his country true,
In youth has found cherries grave
Remote from home and kindred too.
Pm weary Of Times thckening cares
There is no mortal tie Gun give
A charm to chase away these tears
And make Inc wish on earth to live.
T long to lay this aching heart
Beneath the sod aud be at rest
long to meet, no moro TO part,
The kindred spirits 1 love best
La Fayette, Ga. MAGGIE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-11

LETTERS BY FLAG OF TRUcE.-The Rich.
mond Dispatch says that, by orders issued by
Brigadier- General John H. Windes, all letters
10 be sent to the United States by
flag of truce must be mailed at his Office,
where they are subjected. TO examination, and
if deemed unohjeclionable are forwarded.
I'll letters must have on them either three
cent piece or U. S. postage stamp, and they
must not exceed page in length, or contain
any alusions to political or military matters.
Letters to be despatched. by flag of truce ac-
curnuate SO rapidly, that ii they are written
cr the usual length, the officials would never
find time to wade through them,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-11

1t commenced running again three months be.
fore the war of 1872, and three months be-
fore its close, as in the revolutionary war. it
again dried up, and so with the Mexican war.
Three months before the fall of Fort Sumter
it commenced running. and shofttimc since
dried up.
give as my author Er his an aged man,
who was born and is lying near tine spring
and who has cousiderableproperty, and offers
10 bet it all that we will have peace in three
months from the drJ ing ap Of the spring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-11

A TOUCHING ROMANCE IN REAL LlrE-A
touching romance in real life is afforded by
the death of Capt. Chalmers Glenn, Of Rock
ingham Couuty,-N. O., and his faithful fol-
lower Mat. Reared together from childhood,
Mat had shared in all the boyish prauks and
irolics of his master, aud in later life had
been his constant attendant aud most faithful
servant. On the morning Of the battle Of
Boonsboro, Capt. Glenn called him to him
and said: I" Mat, will be killed iu this bat
tie see me buried then 10 home and be to
your mistress and my children all you have
ever been to me-" From behind rock the
faithful fellow watched all day the form of his
beloved master, ss the tide Of battle ebbed
and flowed over the eventful field. At LAST
he missed him, and rushing forward, found
the prediction, alas too truly veri6ed-lifs
was already extinct. Assisted by two mem
bers Of his company, grave vas dug With
bayonets, and soon the cold and silent earth
held all that was dearest on earth To Mat
Slowly and ssdly he turned his face home.
ward, and t,is.. faithfully delivered al the
messages and valusblcs with which bis mas.
ter had entrusted him. Frofn that day II
seemed as if bis mission on eatth IVES &c.
complished. Though constantly attending
bis masters children and promptly obediens
to the slightest word Of his mistress, he visi-
bly, declined. Finally, hs was taken sick,
and despite all the assistance which medical
skill and kind attention could afford, he died
on the 4th of February. What striking in.
stance Of the power Of affection in the negro
heart, and the strength and beauty of the tie
between kind master and faithful servant.
Peace to Mats ashes. May the tnboly tread
of uegro worshipper never pullute the last
resting place of his gallau. master Or his faith.
full sef,-Raleigh Register.