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bebeufe ta5 e sentes eif uut cin getir &8rpcr bic
nctbWenct8feu @rfcrteraiie 5ur eteheu (1lEdie9tei
no So pbne tiee Dtrb Die Gs bs8 2eb9n8 3ur traWrian
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llrfe1 tIr '}Jye0e.

Die riee Rauftnte cloe m6tseno ber testcn eGen3ebu
Sabre IN bteer Nutalt tdtrt 2er nb bic WeK9e p-
tiger punt@r5 ca EperG pneu medc Dr [}ohHfer aus
fubre u6 teneu lie 3emng5 ppcrteur1 pteie dbere
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rienfQt fab &eteuccn eiNe ttaret&enbe Gep&9r.
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Orn bDer 2euen pber IN Der Sdule erueu unb been pI
gen tie oGpddtlt fprem ieeit i'm dlofe, burd Yplutp
bic, nneetbeift bic Che unmS8ft9 MAIDEN UNI
&6rper unb Get serGren pu ten ctp he nBtt8,n Att
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brdtbeit Der @ete8frafte bbe 9lbnun9en @bneeua9
bef YefGi@aft gudt paG @inaufse, aRt6tranem 8eGen
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tnb ipttu unoersIslid Or. Sobntp su ERatGe se6st.
sue tnteTtle eeae he Sc pbei1e poer geift9e 3era
rttng &et5bartsit Ser Yte re 3titetn ltb mit, Gber
s f8Bpfuns ber 4redItdten 9rt iperben neG tartrt.
9ereut9e, elGer fb eer 8e6anbung uub TUrirrse bon
8r S5Dbnipn unerStett fam bm ais etten Gbrenmanne
Dtne 8urft m anoerreuen nb saoerdttt eaf ietne drs
tide @e1hiGliCbfcit perIaiieu.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der eia3t8s GFat, ipfl4er an}ei8t.
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acheiracn Mrangneffer,

sena3t ntrtea ais bh o: 3cuSun88nndbefett, Sdo6@e
tn benz adeh nnO Ben liebern Ginbun9en Der Rteren
Mnb Slae, SasmsncreieBun9en Gwd6e Der Nerpen Sra.
eentwdde Ifatttgtet yietergeiblagenhet @erfdnbe8-
f6wde, s3er3f0pe Gt9l6rnGc 3itterit, 9aecnldtpdde
S@winheI &ppfi6mer;, GntSanbgu9 he's Safes, Der gtae
ber 2n9 fe8 4RnSenS tcr @tngcipebe unb oasr jener
llebel bic bon eepilen 0:tetrcn GewoGnbeeu ber ugeS
@ei&e tbrsn Spern 8ta9rtAer ns ais ber Strenen Ge
fang ben Genbrttn hes igles ferrG9ren unb wcnn att
s8 8ebeil iperbtn tire gldnsenben pIunSen oernid-
ten, S6wde tcr Gpnttrtort btrpprtrn9tn bic Gte u.
1n62 mad en na sulegt cen G5rpsr n6 Stnn sertBren
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ScDnlbG0er.

- GcDnabno)er.
Der lnter3ei4nee 9at beanbiS bprrGtBtS cine 8rpBe
glusmabl bon bcuti6eu unb engiI&eu GGu6itderu uub
Serfdnft bieiel6en gu ben biGioften 8reiIen.
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1866 M 151 gB &rattItr., bent 0talt6D Sou1e
gegent6er.
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Sal4in,ore eDas s. ofpttaf.

Bur nnterbyii4,ss,g BET QHadlaI3srst ptabtirt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15

Der etn3t8e 0(as In bes 2BeIt, no lidper
f1ne(le usb eHi,nbld'e Sa1yen In
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G5 0ttt oIcla unmt crt uno pntebeuen6e Nua6IaI6er
mel3e W ais aer3 pro &r. oenitpa'6 gnttu-
tguN0cn ccplen. 5ubtteg, Gtteieimter, gpmpenpUses
2ebn anatt ter eplen QSen0ait ter aReb;sin ne
brighten @erafe 0itmeen IT'D ic$t e9eimaB5 Gebtleete
ben b -uibrdpgen, bic iaenpbsi " asr meldc nr8Lufl
der g8etie In tire Snts fotre, 8errg 0agen no rutnt
&r Spsnitpn bllt beBbdlb fir npttmenbG 5n ers
trdtnen BepHters fir Splde neibe NIT ftum 9ufe nnb
tdnnt nb eaB Ieine ge8tauboRngen pcer Dipc beanb5
tn iener SllIce lielet.
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S}un9e A1fGunet,

teipnbsrs l6e bic Gpfer ;nes seGtiea 2ar8 Bepprben
ne baS iaRrl D pele &anienbe II Elm 81 irbes G5rab
reie ce bur Sre erhaterett &alente un6 entpsGelen
8er1anbeSrae init ben; Dpuner 8ercftantet Se
nat tsscter o ber Qeter tjabernoe &Dne nDft baben
tparSen, rtS1sn Gh nit DrQeu Vertrdlen ra1en.
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Wn fyrGmre.

0r. Sgsnftpn til her enlse, reselrdhts eebtIbee Nr3t
clder bic peilug cpn 9epte Sranfbten anaetg @etne
Nltttel nb Bebanhun9 tuo alien anberen 9dn3ltd nte'
fdnnt Gr Ia berdn9eblte eiuem 2ese ipldeS er III
bet 8rG6tn pptt6lern Gurpa8 rem eren ptee8 2d-
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BIpGls epn Et'labepttd H. 10 lo er bat ene auS3eep~
tere @rarS, ais aIe auberea Mer3te BET gDtlt.
Der, relder ih ber Yeee Or. pbnfpn acHetnt 8bt
fann f pertrauen ao etne Gbre aS Iaun anb feline Ges
fbidlthfettalS MrSt.
{b7- Office: SO. g Sib~TrcbertdfraBe, IMfer
Sanb pUn 8alttmptcfr usben BET ,,Srbeiter1aae."
6auttrantbetten tuerben l&neI stbetIt,
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'e' "eh- 'oa''so" near the village Of Dover. to
'''a"e tue movement
-."er these preparations were made Tor
"''4""' itif"na'i"o wAH r'srsi''a mat the
enemy had re-sccuPied the pos''ioss from
which they hsd been driven M the day, and
tiiat ttse CHia arsiefatc forces were 'coinpicieiy
rcinVesicfi Ilsis iiisorniIiIer VAS confirmed
1y mo SUCCESSIVE 'ri- u scou-s ordered ont
tEat 'ic read Southwark towards The ciiy oi
Aasir.iii,, Was ,tefstctc'! by {" slough which
could ic isT,!e': hy cav.Gss. Several hours
seems To- have 81. zeu u. ''scrr'aI'iIi;> "hei-i-
er the5- were enclosed by the i'''es oi The ore-
nay After tie scouts reported that thoy were
invested. s.en"ra.s Floyd, fii.o" an" h''e" "i.cE
met IN conn i - ae.i'. "i..'i fine at "ct'"i'
s''"n'd he pfir- nr.' ''ef- l. T. '-'.''''' " -
h"i present - s"''i"fei'' = ="
+ r--''ltt
, cen Fi"vi III -''is''Si - ''' 80 i
hi1"' Calling "i''" '''
to save t'c army ~ e'aI'''''i'S' - f''''' STAT
IN substance as i"""s' '' 'A'''e % ''S ''''
was fo"si'i Tor '"e pun s'o'e u '''o -'''
ehe.nF' a. ~
he ''o"s"' '''''' -
earnest a''e"'f' -
ny '''ee 'i d"
army ''i'"-'e' '"o ''e
= !. - sl.sN,.- r.e lot
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Lookout Mountain Property for Sale

1 C!tti: for saic the above property belong inc =,
IL w Won Aiaehoh and used ly hi:a for sever Al
tears ~ Bcard.nG School. and more recentl, a. =
seventy icAn,s The gr'tnd. on.aui,r .t-i, ,-,..s
emliac,s marn fcen; Spring OF ncy.--failny l.,rc
'"e ic water ";.hin ave. and a tit. M att, a a
=. 't i-u'f: also iafSe S.sbl". Eiic hen u.--o
'.rusc. Snulr rho;iSe. &c. " "-'
\. '!e Nonta. l. II ruic ,ll4, e f.r suu,.,., 20
- ., I'm A.s' uIi.Gy iscOn.o mach nauie So
i!> Pr"f cr'r, Icing tie cI o,e ,s,s.,..i. -,
iaHi su!il, "i water within Convenient reach il
'"t "i IA. n.s-i ~ uai,e O. thr Lind
l'-- ) II. WILLY.
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vaIL.ANnIGEAMS ,rEEcu.

Finally the iipw Of motions - a.es. the speak
er an. ounces the resolutions OF the gentleman
from Penns ylvan!a under consideration and
the gentleman from ONO entitled 10 the floor.
amt Mr.. NaiandIgiiaih rises. leaves his usual
seat on the extreme ieIt ani moves over TO
near the centre OF the opposition benches
There little hutrcr in the hall This
matter may Iuirc attention; IL is we'll .0u-fl
L. lay aside the unfinished letters 20 coEstitu
en,s and drafts oi new bills ami listen a little
while The wonderful oh man from pennsyl-
vania. who u: seventy years OF age. retains all
the fire and vigor Of his eariior manhood an!
Will, the aid OF a silIii coiOred wig makes cv-
erybody tiIin> him only f!iy, still the i:nper
Gus and sometimes the wron, headed leader of
the House. faces about To- the opposition side
braces himself back III his char. ana grimy
eyes the member on the floor. rorty and good
nature I.oveJoy bristes uP. hitcles his chair
forward, and raises his hand To- his ear 10 catcL
the opening sentence.
Gray eaded, Grabbed face, ruiiie- shr,cd
WickIiife rears aloi, his huge hulk of once no
tie Kentucky proportions. and. with the aid of
crotch and cane. hobbies his .outy way down
the aisle. ami seats himself JUS: ur,.or his
friend. the orators oXtcii-ici hand the better
To catch the tiropplnss from this sinctuary o:
democracy. Pure aud indebted Cotax with
an attention to Inc business before the House
that IS never al fault, turns sharp and quick
IN has chair - listen. The chairman al The
Military Co!a:uiitec black whiskerei Uiin. ot
New York, wa!ks lown the aisle 10 The clerks
less. and takes position 20 hear DISTINCTLY
Thee IS a genera, rising aii turning on il,.
Democratic and border STATE side to get more
favorable positions The ladies on the frun;
seats IN the galleries leah over to catch a bet
ter view o! the -n,crt ir"in Ohio Te hitherto
seepy-iookiit- occupants of The reporters yai-
lery shake oil t.4.ir indifference c1ci,lnlr, Eur-
ried remarks with cac!. other lean owe, 10
notice how he "Opens
For this speech has been talked about and
expected 4 long tins. Ii Is known &. have
been elaborated with uuusiIal care To ha ye
been consulted over. changed AMI rewritten
uays-If nGt weeks ago. as becomes known .y
accident II was printed and then committed
TO memory from th. rroof-slips It is so b,.
the del bcra.c. well cons. .dcrcL 1T tcrancc fo,
Southern rcs's. hy The ah!est an,, bodies,
spokesman ni their N"r,hern allies on ia,
floor Of The nl'ioua! Congress and in the YER,
teeth Of the loyal representatives, II the N,
ton. All this Is known ard yet fhcr-. ~ no
manifestation &c other than close ard rcs.ccfu
attention.
He begins L.l,iiy. '.chan,iy, even. and is
speedily preaching The very doctrine u! devils
You can ncv sui due the seeded States Two
wears of fearful experience have t,u.s.' You
that Why cirry or this war. II .uu per
sist. il can o,ily end ii, final separation be-
,f,, N.,sI ,i,l nj in that
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SALE UF LAID.

ID .i-tsn ,g a.. ,e..' 1.i ..-n.d fr,p ~ Circuit
- 'aasf i !.sn'.n count w.i seq a: ,l.e
Court H.'ti-g in liarf-un tn fly '-l1s March
u-N. t1 tiic tgiet h.!d'r Tor ,s-h SATISFY = H. ia
ju aud CO.. the .i1ui - tis.r'ar,- "A iecov.
ercs! against i. " u rnPL-cy. y. u. t SAi!.r r,l
John H. Ac>ontcr IL >lt touti. '1r sol yin. to.,..
lott. le,iei IL >st:-!y ~lil iaIeen.1r .n-t =,
wit: one t"wn t.: IA Chattanooga /. i...s-.s'. the
pro retty e.: !. W. T. NJ - Y. -'. .r..
ana adioiniu: 10. aids =; is3..a l-.r Ia, 4.
Caiile ar. l.. ,NanGeg. ID r.i. t.- irsp-
cry If a". II sins. -" - 'ii'r = Vine
stree. IN 'h.tjauo,; ,niin -" i.i !igm-
phiey-, and opposite Hopkins T"tel'v. i,y "i oi
he PROPERTY Ui ". u. A''Vtul-+ - ). - sold
feti-u l. COULTER.
~liHs..
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DEsERTER--S30 REWARD.

N>cNvr'-E. Feb. ~. l>i;:-
..lcve ,cwasi vi ie paid tor tie apprehension
IN col i,..rn, i asi .siiycrT 10 ile ~ ls pacc
t-lIFNIINt. sH-IF Iv-c.;et :',1ni the 22d 90
tl.it..rv l~,.a i.ll l.l''s;+- e. Irr',- fic ,-t
ltc-ll - i'm !.,. arch Ia tos~s.'- htr-
-, 4. .f.u AAii-- l... y. : 20 lars u: age.
.,.c. ! inches - ic-' =. la- h.us eye. / bar .,iil
T. ton' lr..i >li',iu,' .g ) tfadc.
....nlr. LOUIS rl.LaiGiE.
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EG- Great c.citcIncn; Wis created ia The
city when i; Wa, rumorcl that Cen Pryor was
g., ~ way 20 -Norfoii. Two large steamcts
were lEousi.t ~! ami anchored between ,'or-
fol, AM Portsmouth. VIII. lhc determination
to '!.~frov .lc ivy" cite. N cas- the attack
Nas.,!. J q.
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AT AUCTION.

IN Tuesday morning, Feb 2tth 1t II o'clock will
- he sold before my store
OIc horse spring Wagon.
fYo iiorse Wagon sad Harness.
Lot Tobacco.
- Rrocm>.
l - Bisnket.-
l q Wool Has
sac. Lounge and Natiras-. with -unl,y other
'ic!ts- tfeh2l-.tl J. a. WILLY.
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$lOO REWARD.

~ TX " / from Abe rcni~s of She sril.sr r-r a,
!. Ha.i..t Valley l'"-s o:.ce. sequa,ch Co.
I-l,..~scc the night oi the 2,ih Jany. l>63. . ne
luy nA,s.i Save. about IL d" years old.
l-,hc: hirh weiGh- ABOUT L., poGnd-- lie =
tloA Cgt. gaibcf sharp faced eng month. thick
,s. IL says hr lai>sd ia h, ,bturky by
LHu.'l F.>lCr i:ut bonchi icy acput nou'hs
-tire q. h4astutg. South Carolina lie sss- b"
't.t-it fIOI9 l. etpEsbur- Va o. Harnhni~ b.@ Ca
N4r- III i.:' 'ts-H. s-sf- tr..~.. s"ar- coat
.- 81. IA a,,-h4- ,uat had GA a.. @lI'e hnn-
coat lUt NJ SD the elo;a vUi - which hi- csis
.h.'c "a" W. ro.f- an H. lai' 81 u tsiiS aarhrt
tF''"a t'aa the ot.ci ~4l pay siOo tcwaid Tor hi.
tr i.etY q ne II residence. Ia scfiuafchic C."
tennessee ssp ,rl has .aai.a N: IN any
jail. - riat oaa get .isn. JAMES N. STEWART.
r.l.f-lIr-
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NUMBER IA


I NJ ias,y chs: AL -cni ), r,ir-.s . sa.k a,
y s.--.d. -nt good i.i>h Il e. ! w.r .,,s h,a
H. lSnTrs- 'fra poiaas iglo o.. /. ,.r and oc-
t"t''i& sac Ina '"ae. N n"~ oz-- ~ s.k.
a.. ~. EDVS AG..s
Aui E.sis tSr SyTarL nrAirst~
FAMILY GROCERIES AEp
COMMISSION NEa, naNs
at 't>rI'stisr: j. No. .. wutr,n,i. 81
'l> tc1 Atlanta Georgia.
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TRANSFERS WAN1En.

S'AETtEup upsTEHs DIR ikTMENr) }
,,,..,.. Slh'fanuo,-s. Feb. l2. l.c3
NIl-hN> '4sing nsErocs 10 hire .Ie no,it,.., al
- 80. :" al 10 te compelled L. impress team
s'e. tt, =. ,i.r 7a'ie 'me, conf ielicd have
81 ~ an- "i-l Jay LIZ prices ratinus. and meci
'.'.ntioH. R. =. JONES.
''biS-2v Nj. On
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b. The 0ncbec Chronicle rricks up It's
ears u, the threat of leaving New Eng land out
IN the cold. AMI says: Maine We want and
must get-and perhaps all six OF the States
may seek To tie allies of a Guardian ron.edrg-
alton.
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From ttc ,yuei.1lr- Republican. 2l>t- l.
An"slrr Nnscss.ful Iln.!l at ). 1n.:.rr .:-raI.,

.
THE o-hnrii.m Register r Yesterday REPORTS TIA:
60 ri John u. Mcneil has again iec making u sac
cc-.;ul i,-h lt Yankee TAIN. ti- caught a..
the a. traliS b ut miles >DJih %: Roi.ey Ike
Northwestern turnpike, al the junction oi the road
lraliu, q Mooific ID Monday last. I.i4 took Ir.
horses, with .leud BARNES. III DESTROYED - wLc
IL ;ae,; wi II hay No; cru,c:.t with. taking tie
h,T-cs .r.l harness. and destroying the - ~ii ild
Yankee wagons with f,cir forage. he i, II 81 t!,.
1rk.,, thcri>e ,vcs with two crces ~. their pos
-.-.,on yich they had STOLEN from farmer -
Mcneil mad dash at the tram with only twent,>
ven men. whilst II had cu.rd. ht.adsI aud
thirty five II whom Irantsy, ai Vie biisncc
cavalry Mcneil would havc taken the w.i..r party
bnt the ba!af.ce took fright aud ran III.
This brilliant affair was l,ioodl' -, 4 8 C"n:-i.
rate gsstmg scratch. of coH'~e or men were Ia
t.. hUr = huruor TO Kill any eli tie Yankees: a.
Lin, .nln yrould say sserc va. nobody lcf.
We should have stated TIA; the 'iin had been sent
pns from i:nuney. and f'a' tlr iiha"cS There are
waiting for It's return.
ica. companies like NcNe's-. i'd T.! suen frat
iess chiefain- would suon n. :iir cNn"-cd "..el
.ouEties of -very Alb ,litrru h.of that ptr-. tie
"r"f som 81 .he Ancient iDo'!i.ioH
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$50 ELWARr

iI'isI a. ~ tea: the .'cpo: st TIE Sa<av /. -.
thattaao.Va Railroad. t.c rnusc!tt . ~. -
inst the FtRkl;.L a: Isy sword g.. ls.,-l- So
rather .iyc. AID very IL. ~ finished yi1 -.
''e s'sfSe fr"@'' '" hbt "ae y y. Y q tins ,ri>c
.el-i-44 Y. II. rls.~ i,,Ir
and ii T.. r. n cu.rd n m
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Taken up and Comrai tied to Jail.

s'ANEN M and cunn;iei u jail. on tie 2sfhI NJ =.
lob, nef1o man ~ the fa'ne of Henry and
as tc ic.,sgs - Jcl.a Fesf-. ni Iu;h rord coan;y
cnics ':5s miles iroa Smyrna Depot. sand negro
about n or ,, years old ii u cop;~. coi.r !e":
10 inches hi.h ami wei g'.- s ut la It's.
J ~. SWAIN Jsib,
!aaY 80 II SNat:s .ao~s. Iefn.
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The following; description of Nalaniighams
speech. AMI lis delivery in'il.e Federal Goa
:ress and ll, manner OF lis reception is from
the Wasliin:ton correspondent Of the CiIicin-
mil Gazette, bitter .u,! nIal.nen: opponent
of fl.c crclt \nrtllerr n-a-nr.-
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA = Tor sale. Farm coat lining lo6 lcieE. ad
L joining the lands of Mark A. Kennedy. situated
% the Missionary Ridge. four miles East 'i chstta
acopa Five acres the land cleared aud 'euc-d
a iih s;,ia!i cab thersa. fur-cry Il fruit tr,s
select sp'l.s ara p@s;s- an. 80 good -fri -.
i,iais- !ul 4. r. H.t' kAE,s
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Important to Enrolling Cficers.

CHAT A>po.. Feb. 1. l.'s-
... .....r.i z. Bi.ka caIHn,andan oi ccn-cripts
.".,..- wa;d "a iiic arrest of c"n-ctir,~.
e .-'t ,lr 'ae on.c,t- - the reward. when ihcy
%. l.. 'is- a,l,-' ,u;.tcIHl lated by the order.
j. f Lrfnli-i- &c. required - gnAh- 9s--
save lt.i 81 am-ctt, AMI forward ~ immediately
:. e.. baht- Officers ot cGn-cilt age. retain
otiee. - Pg,sgpis eafoliu.- and sending farxail
..u-.:. - " .tl,lh .t.i. respective districts.
JOHN l.. HOPKINS. 4. l.. 4.
iehtl iw AID sup Esiol an Officers.
cc -; Tennessee :.lisys cary faar WEE H.
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oraITrrx,srins Drr.xrgr.r !,

thatianooSs. E-h. ~. I-..,. /
lfflt EES assigned e. du'y af this Po,f. a com
~ ply with larayralh a'5. Amy EeSuaiia. To
svt ID c,;'u-inn ia accounts Quarter. not .a
through 'ac viii iict be paid iur aii ave no.
i:ied that viii ~ic recognize no balm "a. La.
- i'it. unless thcy hold ot,lci- ir"n m.
febl3-iEi u r JONES
Mai 4 t:hl.
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Notice TO Bridge puilde-e

A IL uicn y! .en' II tag wo.l, are rcrsr,d,p -
IA t'.rn w.tsiu reH lay- l.o. Tia d.. "a bc al
;ci'iSrd a. 'i"S.:'.r> ira; tIr amy.
oh.c ~ y. l.. NANWf.l.t.. bridge Cai:
I'm -,-A--.-- I'm
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON MONEY wA-sTED.
ECTICE.


EE!iNoIENr Tx Payer. tu' the ste aud touG-
Div FAKE, OF I-G, IN the chattanlngl District
viii call and .av the without decay - J"hn T.
lo,c at .lia i:cccriin ot e. V!.p i authorized t".
..l.Ii r !. GAEHENUlEE.
-. - Irlti, .
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New rlrEg - Eicnu"ND.- john Mitchell.
Mr. Hall Of the Baltimore Exchange. ana Mr.
Guick FORMERLY Of the Nashingto:. Mon 1t is
said vii. start daily paper III Richmond as
soon rs arraii..o mcuis can bc made. Mr.. O. T.
iiaincs, OF the EHqu,rer. and others. have
bought the Magnolia. small ,erary weekly
':tici. has l,.eI ISSUED there tor some months.
ard ntcndcd 10 cnla.g, a,ti improve L.
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the ie:pLs fairspo, dent OF the Ciaciinaii Cons
urrssA sise- rery sad a-co1n' f the phys al and
u.orll l'a''h of l.e'era aad Mc.nphi. ". cx,rsc,
Tie I.lnw IL
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fA.trIE.iLLN. TEyNEs:sE. {,
February Il l>g.. 1

FtNfNiEN I~'Da
! ,Nigtlti<t ,EIcris IN TIE state OF ienn"--,r
Il wiis at uu,r rIroi a. conscrip;-. all fl;
! ie:r ~,.stirr ttfic'- ", may lac absent without
Lave - "a i"lr nn,ana-. fi. enrolling officers ia
yi1l!c Tyru,>.cc. wa scHl descrti.e !, lis of ~
rfcer- 81 role. - the comma ndant .i Camp 81
>tEnoii"n at far 'tcsiile. Tennessee ihc enr.ai
,.ficer- Ei>t lcu;c VII send similar d.
ri,tN- rolls - tie ccIuuancaLt cf cs rpi.. -
it.r xy ..r. i-r; e,>fc
l.. a. ri-AkE, 1t. Co,.C.S A..
;e.-. -, tord oI Con tor Icng-~-t,.
&c. L. lelae--,e papers copy four Mecl.s.
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.s..,H Nirw go. CuA;iGSco> ELo, o,a,nt
az. I-~jt.n .ei-tf - not the Charleston blcc
it, t.- rt rAlscl c'u'rt-s II cNc.:e comment.
The ..,.,. teDr.tr. i.an..>.eI IN New ot, viii
p;o''.y t'-l..d"'s Frcn h I-.,- .ey> ;l.r fl-ts
.ul ra.k-
Iar,,.e - publ. JIea: j, .m,,y .ni cd. I,.s,,e
ol tr io.t, that n!..utIt t!.e bIott e. ci port
H. Lt. =, i.'ritup,cl tisoug'. th even muIncu,g
i..e.. toiou, pItv .i- rhc ti-tt / proclaim
the yil>. ut t.e blockade. 'he gains. al the
p,.rc .'.4.c 'joe 10 tse - f...
FROM tav.i, j...t ',i4"- ..-- sr,'s.. 1seH
i"tes s-t.'- r..f.H Nv IL .i
lr.t t.e hat kad- ID l,.,, Irpfe~eit-d
TiI-. D. anI even t thc~- ships reach there ..fter
the block. ic ~, beer. '.>ic sey 'anuot he
seized cl!>cAic they bad lett thriI respective
ort> which, 1t luc moment ii iielt departure,
privilege, i not only irso-.ry iha: The b!ocha
oin; iCet slppcars before lie port ircm which II
mas pr. yI-}-y Ci>rt! .gsy but formal dee la
ration boCkal - uIier.d. the iit,t boch~
adc t. exist the moment II has been bso>
ken tt force.
In other words. rather - Ina he In. general doc
time apply Il the ca-r before IL. suppose that the
proc inston of Beauro gard and ngralais, with the
OF the. victory reaches IA the 9TH OF this
..enth the siIi,s wADh i4,-ie awaiting chance
% reach a southern purt immediately go and see
iIl trY In" experiment. without running any cher
risk arriving before Chal estrn than to cIia
that the Clhc ,aic has oeen re-estab sicd. >ciZnrc
uor cou.i-cation awaits them. when they estai.
ish before m Admiralty Court the tact that they
have undertaken their voyage upon the strength 81
the HcaEteeard and lGg't',am proclamation. and
th.S state things viii Us; Uati fhe Nashn gion
Government has mad" = u.w announ cement oi The
re-c~t.,l,! !,i.in-u' Il the blockade.
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TO i'll ,he 5;h Legim Tennessee Cavalry. "a ,ic
l. maximum allowed by Law. Al persons j, siiiug
Ia volunteer in the C.yslry Sefsire do 10y ap
plying immediately All aien;ces from the regiment
ordered IA repDit Gf once be treatel dcser
iris !. t.. NJ. MONTGOMERY,
L.. C.l. an Recruiting. Oacer 5ih Regt.
'ct3l-lw Tennessee Cavalry
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For Sale or Rent.
Recruits Wanted

. HE large ,hrce story Brick Hotel. known as the
: City House: and fer sale tao dwellings near the
~ l,:emy. I.et3l-l lwsl j. J. BRYAN.