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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-14
GlOO REWARn

ID runaway from the premises Of the subscriber Al
IA Walnut Valley Post OEIice, sequatchie Co.
Tennessee on the night OF the 25th Jany. 1868, me-
gro boy naned Dave, about IS or 10 years old feet
or inches high, weighs about l25 pounds. lie is
black negroj rather sharp faced long mouth thick
lips. lie says he was raised In Kentucky, by q Mar
named Fisher. But was bought by me about months
since,in Hamburg, South Carolina. He says he was
brought from Petersburg Va, 10 Hamburg. Had on
when he left, brown jeans pants brown Jeans GOAL
and black cloth cap--his coat hadOn II, white bone
coat buttons and the cloth ont Of which his coat was
made had two cQotH in Il, part Of Il being darke.
brown than the other. IwllpAy 500 reward Tor his
delivery TO me, at my residence, In Seqhatchie CO.
Jail, 90 that can set him. JAMES N. STEWART. :
Feb5-2mt
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Secret societies are becoming as numer-
ous ia the North as they have ever been in
the most prolific times among the Chinese.
In China they have a, secret society for
every day in the year. The names and
character Of these are very OCnical indeed.
There Is the "One-horse PalaBkip Society
the Society Of the Short Sword" the
6White Lilly the "Blue Fox" the aYel.
low Cap" the Aboriginal Of the White
Cloud. J" the "CalFs Foot" and the Society
that has no Mother The last Of these is
tho most audaeioua and denies The funda-
mental belief Of Chinese faith, Wig: respect
for the past, che family and for ancestors.
The mort powerful and dangerous is that Of
the ashort Sword which is nova posses
sion, Of was some six months ago, Of the
Province 81 Fie-Kien. The missiou is the
restoration ogthe Minga at the expense Of
She ,Tsings Now up 10 Yankee land they
have as many secret associations and as odd
oncs. There Is tho "Butter-milk Club"
which affects churning, but il really bent
Oh altering the course Of the Sue. There
is tho puritan Lever and May-aower Col
lect, h whose loving mercy affects the "cul'
tivation q brokherly kindness among pill
grims. hrana near" but its real intent il
FREQ love and fair play There ia The
'sWoodop Nutmeg Company comic
band of brothers, with whom the aFt d
stealing the trash contained in their neigh
bors' purse, is practiced But these arc mo-
political, or jacobiniopl. The WOrId'i
End the "Poor African Gathering ant
the oHost Vf the WOOlly Horse" are Olst
speculative, philosophical and spurious
But the "Black Bullet" the "BlOOdy ne
bitter" and tho ''Thugs" are highly states
maD-likc and ethical, after the manner o
sling.shots aud sIugB. They are spreading
We are told ny tho New York Tribune, yer.
extensively A large organization exiat
even in Boston. "If the goyornmsnt doe
no. take some action consinuea Greeley
sahcae dangerous assemblagcs wilFulsimatc
II ruin and psrvert tho nature Of our fire
and loyal government. Down wilhthcm =
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dawn-the once fair fabric Of Republican
Government cast aside the simple ermine
Of justice, truth and liberty, aad took the
sceptre, assumed the crown and donned the
purple Of an ayOwed despOtism. Few men
were surprised by it, for during period Of
two years the dietatorial power, il not pro
claimed in SO many words, was practiced to
every intent and purpose. The public
coronation" had become purelysa matter
of zine and the only question seriously
considered in connection with that fore
Swallowed event, was the probable reception
Of the announcement by the Northern
masses, with their course Of conduct there
on. This question isstilI theme Of spec
ulatiOn, and like every other tOpic,of the
kind is worth just 80 much as the various
guesses Of an hundred men, each one Of
whom hes his own notion peculiar to him
self, as he AYERS and believes. Like our
ueighbors VIC have regarded and still do re-
gard this matter with interest, and can give,
in the course of four and twenty hours as
many hints, wise and otherwise, as the next
man; but we must frankly own that they
are not worth SO much credit as we usually
ascribc to the inspirations Of prophecy for
where is the poet, preacher, prophet or
philosopher, who is able to calculate the
probable action of those least reliable Of az
ticlcs, the Yankee conscience, mind and
courage One thing is certain there is no
revelation yet in the North, They may
fight Lincoln with resolutions, but they do
not relax their efforts towards the South.
What the end of the misdeeds Of the late
Congress will be, is yet buried in the deep
bosom Of the future.
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! FARM ANn REEIDEN CE EOR RLnE.

4 OFFER for sale my farm and residence, located
4 II miles from Lafayette, the county seat Of Wal
ker Co. Ca, aud lSt miles from the Wa A, Railroad
There three hundred acres hundred and forty
six rooms. and out houses complete. The lArn Is a
large framed building. with good running gear at
tached, for driving Thrasher aud Cotton Gin. The
stables are new framed buildings, with COW and
sheep sheds complete, and in good repair. There Is
good vegetable garden, aud fine orchard OF choice
apples, peaches and pears, with choice variety Of
grapes &c. The place Is well waered With spring and
well, conveniently located The location Is healthy
as can be found anywhere. Any one wishing further
particulars, will apply Immediately 10 IN t
teblg-lmF '.te II. w. RUSSELL
Ia 10
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BSs- A friend has shown us couple Of
worthless shinplasters," the signers thereof
proposing to redeem in Confederate notes
when presented at Chattanooga, Tenn. The
fret specimen is a bill for three dollars, sign
ed by "BEowN, BARTON & Co." 1t is printed
on inferior paper and bears the printers "im-
print Of our friends Toon & Co, Publishers
at Atlanta
The other specimen is two dollar note
signed "RAXKrS, OaArME & Co" and printed
on coarse brown paper ofeourse the notes
are utterly worthless and no such firms OF
persons as the higners above mentioned, reside
or ever did reside in Chattanooga. The pub,
lie cannot be too war, inreceiving .shinplas-
tiers nowadays, as many Of them are "individ
uai notes, not worth the paper on which
they are printed.
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70 Shoemakers and Leather Finishers

IJOO GOOD SH0EMAKEI and few Leather
lOU Dressers, can find employment IN the tioys
eminent Shoe Factory az Atlanta, Ca, under the d.
rection Of the undersigned. None but good hands
need apply. Those furnishing their own toolA win
have preference. r.
Soldiers desillng TO work In this establishment
must prceuge their own details from fher command
ing officers. g. w. CUNNINGHAM
febla-lm Major A O'm
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Yazoo Pass. The boat was badly damaged
by snags and stamps. A aegrO regiment wac
at Memphis from above.
CHARLrsToS, March l2.--The report is cur
rent here that Burnside HAS arrived and taken
command at Port Royal. Il is said that the
appointment was made to compromise a diih-
Guilty between Hunter and Foster.
MosILF, March l2.-Reliable information
received here states that most ample prepar
ations are making, and are nearly completed
70 give the Yankees warm reception on the
Tallahatchie river. My information states that
the greatest confidence is expressed in our
ability to prevent the Yankees entering the
Yazoo by way Of Tallahatchis
CoIn=siA, TENN. March l3.-The enemy
advanced fifteen thousand strong within four
miles of this place. Since, they have retreated
towards Franklin. Van Dorn's command is
all safe.
Enemy destroyed all the fences and took
all the horses mules and proyisiees where
they went. Duck River high
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RTnIFH.

TAKEN ont OF my eating house below the Telo
j. graph Office Yeliece, red leather, rather yel-
low, containing soma valuable things; silver watch
good clothing the contents mostly valuable 10 my
SELF on tho band hole there Yves tied with string,
Chattanooga Tenn on the outside was several bruised
places, OneRnd all look out for IT, any one deliver
Inc II 10 noe soon tho next honse below the Telegraph
Office, will be handsomely rewarded.
matl4-tte RR 0ItIILAND.
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RECEIVERS SALE,

CITY LOTS IN CHATTANOOGA, AND Val
TABLE REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON Ann.
40 BLEDS0E C0UNTIES-,H0 RSE POWER &C.
pY virtue Of DEGREES Of the Confederate States Dis.
ID tvict Court ut Knoxville Tor the Eastern Dlstret
Of Tennessee tie undersigned will sell en- the 18th day
Of April next At the Court House ia the city of Chat
tanooga the following lots, and parts OF lots liz sad
city. Lot No. 26, on Market stN Nc. 10 Market st.
No. 50, Poplar stNo. 90, Chestnut st.-No 81, Pop,
lar 81 THE North 70 feet, Of the s. W. fourth of Lot
No. 20 on hafketst, being part Of what Is known as
tho Taylor Block tho North half OF the South
Georgia Ayenhe.
Also, At the same time and place, Nine Hundred
Acres OF Land in the fourth Civil District OF Hami
ton county occupied by Mrs. Sarah Rogers adjoining
the lands Of J. M. Anderson, @. ID. LuttrelI Carwg
Hall and others. III
Also five thousand acres Of land, lying In Bcdsoc
and Rhea counties, on Walden's Ridge. formerly be.
longing to Henry James, OF New York. Aud six
thousand acres, lying on Walden's Ridge, in Bedsoe
county, formerly belonging 70 John II, Meachaw, 90
New fork-more particular description on day of sale
Also, ESQ acres, Tying on Cumberland Mountain IN
the LIST civil District OF Bledsoe county formerly he
longing 70 Moses H. Munsell Of New York. part
cleared with two cabins, and an apple Decentralization
Also, five Thousand acres lying In same county on
Cumberland Mountain formerly belonging 10 Jacob
w. Horton, O citizen Of the United States
Also, at the same time aud place. two eadess-ehsin
two-horse power, with Threshing Machine and Fan
combaed, the property OF alien enemies now IN the
possession or A. q. Van Epps.
Terms OF sale, Cash. Conlederates Noies and
Bonds taken In payment.
marlO-tds rs. CAMPBELL,
Rerever
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NOTICE ID hereby given, TO ell whom Il may con
~ cern that the District Court OF the Confederate
States FOR The Middle District Of Tennessee, will be
holden iu Winchester franklin co.., commencing on
wednesday the LIST day II April next and will con-
tinue till the business IL disposed Of.
BY o,deg OF WEsT. II. HuMfnnEYs, Judge OF sale
Couit. This 10th day OF March, 1868
], B CLEMENTS,
marchi4-td Marshal ~. Tenn.
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OFFICE OF ooMMANDANT OF ooNsoRIpTs, I,

: KNOXVILLE, March Sd, 1908.
Enrolling officers will not turn over TO officers from
the army ~ recruiting service any conscrpts collect
out will they turn over 20 such officers any con.
scripts which they may, at any time arrest, but will
send all such men TO the Camp Of Instruction TO be
distributed among the different regiments.
Enrolling officers are further directed not 10 respect
any certificates of employment in the Ntre service
nom Captain T. j. FinRie bearing date subsequent 70
the 10th Of January, 1868. AllpersonG employed IN
said service since the 18th Of january must have
ular detail papers from this office.
BY order Of
mar73w Ii. Col. %. D, BLAKE,
COmmandant Of Conscrlpts.
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$50 RRWARn

p ANYWAY from the Trout Houtc. IA Atlanta. on
~ Sunday, the 18th February lass, negro boy
Henry, aged 30 years dark comp exlon, weighs abos
i4o pounds, Of medium height. the second finger OF
On eltner tho right or len band, (not certain which,
very quick spoken wore Oh black pants. cloth can
and short jacket. Henry was brought from Peters
burg Va, In December last, aud NAV ATTEMPT ID
make bis way back. He has brother living IA
Augqsta, Ga, and may DO lurking around that city
VII pay we reward u Fifty Dollars Tor bic combine
mept 10 any jail 80 that may get him.
marlJlw J.G. w. MILLS,
Atlanta ia
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BOZ FOur sub marine contrivances, intend.
ed for work in Charleston harbOr, were recent
y sent from New York in tow Of the steamer
Ericsson. After fourteen days passage the
steamer arrived at Port Royal with ouly one
Of the machines, the others having broken
loose and gone to the bottom.
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SOS REWARD.

4 ANAWAY from the subscriber near Trenton
IN Dade county Ga, on the 18th day OF Feby
(inst) my negro boy named Jerry. said boy is abon
feet, Inches high, weighs 100 lbs, high cheek
bones, thick lips, color very black. will pay 825
Tor the apprehension aud delivery Of sai3 BOY TO ne
boy is caught without the limits Of said couaty, nd
delivered TO me or lodged in ail so that get him :
VIII pay fny dollars. q. BROCK.
fh1O-ff .U ~ .'.ss. t
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PEA A Tornado on Saturday night, passed a
few miles North Of huntsville. II came from
the West was about milc wide and in ito
scOpe blew down timber, fences, negro cabins,
out houses, chimneys, 30. No lives were lost
and only few negroes we're alIghtIy injured.
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BeA.- Some ofOuF contemporaries boaat Of a
process by which bidss may DO tanned inhve
minutes. "Jnks' says when he was boy, he
got his tanned in less than two, but It was by
arat-tanning process, and his daddy was the
inventor.
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OFFICE CQMMANpANf OF COKsCRIPTs, !
- 49,. Knoxville Tenn. Feb. 23, 1868. I
HAVING received authority from The secvssafy Of
"A War 10 raise few companies from the classOf
persons exempt ifom eonscrpton Tor the purpose OF
enforcing the conscript law IN Tennessee 1.-THE books
Will be opened 81 this Office for the naaes Of all loyal
persons OF this class who desire 70 assist IN enforcing
the laws 0l thor country These Companies arc noi
% 20 considered part Of The army, bat viii reoeive
The anne pay and allowances a. soldiers OF the army
and will BE- entitled 10 the reward for the appre
hension Of desertem.
". D. sLARE, 1t. Co. C.s.A,,
leblI-u Commandant Of cpnscripla
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S6g- With all the intervention, and recon
struction rumors--there Is. we believe, bu
Que way to consummate speedy peace TO the
country. That is, the humiliation Of Rosen
cranz--then the advance into Kentucky, ant
the music Of Southern cannon laundering a
the gates ofCincinDati. :
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R@- Our National Independence reata with
the farmer aud soldier. A fow more bullets
scattered in the face Of the enemy, aud a little
more corn scattered over tho face Of the oOun
try, and we are cafe.
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Tennessee RIVER 66Itom Farm fcr saie.
r OFFER fof "a e eco sqres Of land, situated % lne
Tennessee River miles South Esst o. S'sPs1
aud "a miles from Shell Mound on the n q - ~
There are about 200 acres OF bottom lane lue..uoa
haastible sunpV on timber Parties desiring 70 puf
chess win address me at Jasper Tennessee, ,,rr,y
mari2lmf. VIM. IL hANN'-''
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BdS- The Rome (Gs.l Courier says, Mr.. John
0Eca formerly Of Murfreesboro, Tenn, has
boon detailed BY the War Department to erect
and put in operation Buo etFactory, for the
Government, AZ that place.
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This viii ron through several numbers Of nc paper
And will be accompanied By ofiglRel Tass, ss,ssayi
aud PceBla BY th0 best Vrit5rs Ia To country. Al
only hfed sanply 81 paper can bo had, ts eAhion q
United and tkcgo wishing 70 seCr.e iis lavofite fam.
Nv peger vcs.l % vqli 10 rablCribt ny.
N " illlf rtuftancGs DO particular 70 Diaie ihe
Pot Colce, Coaelg And htrie, eG' y aad no lgtal
ahingl aalcra. sAtihy q AZ
Mrs Atsus.4, 0a.
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BG~ The editor of the Macon Telegraph
says: "Tho seive through which the sman
strained every nerve is for sale at less than
frsL cost" What "gay de-ceiver =
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B6B~ Another arbitrary order hos been issued
against the Chicago Times. directing that no
dispatches be Forwarded to 1t over sha mill
tpry telegraph lines running north frem Ten
nnaaeo
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON MONEY WANTED
Important TO Enrolling Oficers.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. n, 1868.
\ VIE order OF eol. Blake coMmandant OF conscrpts
Offering $50 reward for tbs arrest Of eonscfIp.s
entities enrolling officers 10 tho reward, when ihos
make the arrest contemplated ~ the order
Each Enrolling officer ID required 70 make dee
criptive roll Of himself, and forward Il Immediately
70 Col. Blake. Officers OF conhcrpt age can retain
no oEioe by promptly enrolling and sending forward
every cOnscrpt within their respective distrcta
JOHN l.. HOPKINS, A. DC,
ieb2l-4w and supt Enrolling Onicon.
IN East Tennessee papers copy -four weeks
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RA.. We are not surprised that few des-
potic leaders in the country, desire to crush
the Press, They wellknow that by education
men become easy to lead, but difficult to drive
easy to govern, but impossible to enslave.
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Rsy- Gen. Rosencranz is brother Of Bish-
OPP RosonCranz, Of Cincinnati
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Dgs. The war of 1912, between England.and
the United States, lasted three years. The
number of Americans killed was eleven hum
dred and sixty-six men each year. saa
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4 asy- Whom Kirlsc White wrote: "Hia NOM
menl uhal DO his name alons. We suppose b,
had reference 20 Gen. 7dou,ta.
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NEwsnoY ON THE STREET.. "He-yeahs yel
Chattynewgy Rebel"
Federal Prisoner from Spring Hia.--
whats that boyS"
Bey.--"Rebel, cir
Fsd--"Woll, ] guess III take one o. them
tried to take one 'tother day.at Spring Hill
and didn't
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On. In official reports Of battles published by order
Of Congress. page 1871 there is presented succinci
view Of the relative casualties Of the four army corps
and their several brgaes in the great battle Of shi
loh. We propose to coniense this view little FUR.
tber for the eyes Of the rsaderp Of the Rebel;
1. asj. Ger. Poik's cctps-Eo in action, s,lse
No. killed, SS5
about 2.lO per cont of whole number
2. Maj. Gen. Bragg ccrps, No. in action 1859
No. killed in action, 1903
about per cent Of whole number.
3. Msj. Gen. Hardee' s corps, No. in action, e,7SS
No. killed in actiOn, 404
about per cent. OF whole number.
4. Maj Gen. Breckenridges corps, NORM ac'n e4a9
No. killed ia action, ss6
about G per cent. Of whole number.
This table exhibits the relative losses In killed on
y, the wounded and missing in each corps bearing
about the same ratio. AS we look along the column
Of brigade casualties, and end those Of Chalmers
brigade, Hsrdees corps lar surprising the whole
army, being 1885, This was a Tennessee brigade, II
was composed Of the 9th Mississippi, 2d Arkansas,
2Sth, Esd and Gath Tennessee regiments. We may
add that the Gath Tennessee lost 81 the 1853, Wills
81 and fraction would have been her equal share.
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OFFICE OF COMMAN OF C0NSCRIPTS, I E
Knoxville Tenn, March H. 1853.
Having been Informed that there are in East Ten
nesseO number oil officers under the orders OF Gen
eral Pillow, or General Bragg, 70 procure recruits
this is to notify such officers that they will be held
responsible for any interference with the operations
the couscrpt law aud enrolling officers Gre directed
to report % me any Interference on the part Of such
officers and they will allow no persons enrolled az
conacfps TO be transferred to any others than such
officers as may have written orders from me,
u. D. BLAKE, 1t, Ool. D. n. A.,
marI4-5t COmmandant Of Oonscripts.
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LEIPER & MEKIFEE,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND
COMMISSION mERcEIAETs
MURFREEsBoRo-TEN
Oct, 2sth. IsG2--ly
TAKEN UP

A ND committed to jssi hy the military authorities
IN at Chattanooga, nthe Sd Of October, 1862, and
Of December, 1862, negro boy, calling his name
JOHN and says he belongs to VIM. Jones, 81 Hem
sphis Said boy Is black 20 years oL feet 81 inches
thigh. The owner Sc requested 20 come forward
prOYe property, pay charges and take him ont Of jail
deco J. n. SWAIN. JailOr.
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SOUTHERN FIELD q FIREsIpE.
SUBSCRIPTION ADYAEcEDT 70 u PER YEA


nWIEG 10 q further advance In the price Of paper
W erd The limit PIT upon our supply, the Pf0pre.
Tor respectfully announces that from and after the lst
Of HARCH, the price for the FIELD AND PRESIDE
viii b0 ~ follows;
FOR one yfsFs.tfss.s s+s'"ss''-' -sss'ss'syf
For six mOrtha ........,................Sh
No deductors made TO cluhs, and no subscriptions
received Tor less shan elk mDrths. P0stmaiers win
DO allowed 20 ger cent. 90 heretofore.
Increased eKartors win DO used 70 make the paper
attractive. The charming story
"THE RANDoLPHs, or RANDOLPH HALL
will be completed Ia the 10th number Back numbers
containing this interesting romance car be supplied,
IL the same number viii be commepced The thrilling
Prize Novelette, Of
ISDrA M6ReAN,
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EARLY on the morning VI the 4th q
Marohs-nmid the soggy atmosphere Of
damp weather and ths mist and vaPor q
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DSg~ Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee, is still
refugee, residing in Rome, Ga.
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bSr Paul MOrphy was recently beaten three
out Of Eve games Of chess in Paris, By M. Do
Riviore.
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sgy- Revolutions" they say, "never &c
backwards" Neither should revolutionary
armies.
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beV- Gov. Brown Of Georgia, has issued a
proclamation cOnvoniug the Legislature
on the 18th inst, He will recommend the
passage Of stringent laws, prohibiting the cul
tiyation ofany more cotton than is actually nee
essary to save seed. He will also recommend
that the laws against distillation DO extended
to embrace all articles Of provision that will
sustain life.
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A IN those indebted 70 The subscriber, by jadgnebts
"A notes Or account u paid between this time, aud
The ffst Of May can pay Il shlnplastersal who fail
70 make payment against that lime, will and their
claims Ia the bands of an officer, Tor coscton; after
which time, nothing bat legal tender will b re-
ceived. n. A. GLASS.
mars 1fat
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CITY TAKES

THE Tax payers vii please call at the Recorder
A Once and give in their property and polls, fo
city lakes, for the present year. rlN,s
Febl0-Im t-a JOHN r. LONG, Recorder.