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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

SuPPosED MURDERER ARREsrED-Edward Slower, the
reputed murderer of John r. PeytOn, Bent Noun
tain, Roanoke county, Va some time last fall, was
arrested Monday in that county by Samuel H. Nowlin
assistant enrolling officer for Roanoke, aided by a de-
tachment of Capt Smiths cavalry The murderer mac
up to that time succeeded in eludng the utmost vigil
Snce of the police. He was in company with bahd OF
deserters who had established themselves in the noun.
taus, and bid defiance To the authorities. Three OF
these ruans from duty arrested at the same hme
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

Rev. Charles Colcock Jones d. d, Of the Presbyte-
ran Church, formerly professor. 10 the Theoogicsl
Seminary, Cplambia died on the 10th inst in Liberty
county, Ga. =. -; ; : ~
DIring The bonbardment at Port Hudson, woman
and child who seeking place Of safety from the
eneInys Shells we're drowned in attempting TO cross
rsvine. 49,. ~. ..t.
The Harriet Lane commanded by Capt. Barney,
an old United States officer OF the semres and eaft
school.
Jacob Strayer, Esq. prominent citizen Of Rocslng-
hahn county, Va. died ON Sunday week.
Col Wm. L. jackson, late Of Gen. StopsEa jack
sous staff has been assigned TO important command,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

FsFLiS5 ~ INA NORTHWEST Judging f.om publi'a.
tuis ia o humber Ci SeWsp.ptrs now before US issued
4t u reu poinsin Ind ma lHiuOi' aud Iowa, the un-
der ,rreut of ireng intense and the popular
excitement IS diiy Increasing The excitement u too
deep and too earnest for Gny noisy demcnNrauon Even
tho wto write og Publication uudsr tue u0St ntoler-
abr rg-,rayaton DO indulge the language Of threat,
iivIio but there il burning earuestness, gu ON
ugF rscOuutng vi wrong and injustice that may bring
of evils the most anentable for which the con
stiutiansi men are not responsible
ia some cases the conservatives hare been assaulted
ia public pieces, and number of EOmicides have re-
suited 10 other cases abolition preachers have proposed
lroIt the prlp murder all the democrats in given
county, In another case, Abolition H0vernor
(KirxSood Of Iowa. announced that be w0tIl pardon
any oau t0TssSaultug knocking down, &c, any other
man who sympttbizei Wi'h rebellion
The cUSssryaives begin TO see, and ito appreciate
ml, What has been long patent to those who look
beneath the surface OF things and reason correctly upon
given data that revolutiou-teube, bloody, wide
sor.nd aud e1hausliye-must inevitably occur at the
North Is time approaches Moral justice will work
out i;s own orders-JtcksoH Crisis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

10 qy Friends ia The First Congressional District -
After acre consideration constrained to decline your m
,haou conveyed By ssrs and otherwise to be cA7ddat
fst C5ngtess.
Many rss.As-sOms private others " pGbs nature have
Influenced my deeAAsn
seemed snNseAI THIS TINY or my
take Asep that might lead to divio and perhaps dseoLd
among people BsSde this, sxPsctA Gatrt day to
turn army under eleuuSt0n ami In posin enable
me to der acceptable service country As to P
reasons may out them foregoing viii hope, justify
desn vi you whose favorable judgment and sItesD value
more had once. ..
Your obliged fellow eidzeD,
M.rel sI,h, isG&-sls' b. B. DOusLAi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 26th, 1868.
The Senate met at S o'cISck.


The Senate met ut o'cIsck.
COMMITTEE. BEPoRTs.
The report obigang the Confederate Government TO
pay tho usual bounty to the noncommissiOned Officers
aud pryates of The State Lae, transferred TO said 60
vernment cohcurred in.
Also the report ia reference to the Constilutionalty
OF saquestraug and cOhf1Gding the property of alen
enemies in Virginia. WAC decay the authority to d. said
acts.
The report of the committee on salt was received,
referred aud ordered to be printed.
BILL PASSED.
Senate bill declaring waas contracts shall be payable
in currency
AMP NJ the Senate adjouraei to meet At 81
o'clock, on Friday evening.
FRIDAY EsESIsu March "a, 1888.
The Senate met al o'clock.
The bill to provide for the production and distribution
of salt was discussed during the whole of the evening
session. and the Senate adjourned AZ II o'clock, pending
no AebaLe. -..s '---
- SUNDAY NoRsNa, March 20, 1868.
The senate mel a. o'clock and called " order
by the PRESIDENT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
An Outrage.

A correspondent, Lieutenant Of Cavalry, writes US
from Cuipeper c. L., March Esd, as follows:
Sorry new Sharpe's Rifles with Richmond stamp
ca them, we're handed yesterday to my company. The
men were ordered 10 test them Nine were fred and
seven OF the niHe burs;ed
our correspondent says that in this business he got
bis baud badly hurt and suggests that tue msnufacn-
GERS of these arms had better be the field where
lLey can be furnished With Yankee sabres taken from
the enemy, while the iron they wasting can go to
l.e uses Of the farmers.
Re also complains OF the saddles furnished the eayal-
y, aud says they frequently break before we mount
@ be FIRST time"
We call the attention of the Chief of Ordnance and
The Qpartermlster General these things Such abuses
csuuot be permttad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

SUNDAY MoRNING, March 2S, 1853.
The senate met a. o'clock and was called to order
by the PRESIDENT.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-05
. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1863.
For tue Daily Rebel
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

Last sabbath as was wandering through the large
graveyard near this place, where sleep 50 many
our gallant soldiers who have fallen by the hand o.
disease noticed three or four young LADIES attired
in deep mourning enter the graveyard. They paused
before several Of the new made soldiers graves and
Lnelt down over them and wept. They seemed to
utter prayer for the departed sprita Of the heroic
band of martyrs, who had yielded up their lives IL
e defense Of their country, and although they passed
away In strange land, without the hand of kind
mother or sister TO footho their dying moments, an.
minister to their last wants, thoir lonely grayes
,hal be visited, and watered with the tears Of the
iair daughters Of ths sunny South. And long after
the din Of battle ls hushed, and peace spso"ds hen
gadsonc wings over our land, these fair angels will
visit the soldiers grave and bodsw it with their tears
and plant flowers and egcrgreens around the las
resting place Of the departed heroes OF the South
Chattsuooga, March, 2. A"SOLDlER,'
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The Issue nt che North.

The yaasage OF the bulls. vestThg In the Federal Ex
eoutive all the military aud money power OF the Yam
kee States Ii a direct open and bold defiance, by th
rulnU faction to tho disc0ntented GUS II IN lht
answer of the Washington regime to the State cleo
topa IN the North NJ d Northwest and ~ all disanec
linn throughout the Yankee dominion, There IL nt
ovn1lng the saae thus prostated II submitted to Il
syvsups tho last Vestge Of oedom In the NOrlherE
sat,s and establishes central aud absolute despOt-
Ism The new House Of Representatives will be pow.
c,ees-ior this anticipates its action aud reuders it
ann wheel 20 wagon. The State authorities will be-
;mnoiqut--ior this legislation supomedes th,m, vests
,be control Of the militia directly In the hands Of the
Federal Executive and makes u treason Tor any one
10 Interfere With his proceedings
The work lsthOrouRh, and there 10 no mlstaking
IA meaning II rema us to be seen what will be the
action of tho Northern States. The ouy mode
"A resistlnce IL by throwing themselves npou
a,pte soveteignty Individual opposition would be-
h,tie aud unav.iling, State action alone could hUld
out nny hope OF success. Are any OF the Northern
Statp ready for this mode aud measure o resstancei
IL timples the right OF SeuesdOn, oi Rebellion. Il tue
rigt epirii isabrOrd among the people, II matters
lie whether tue one Interpretation or the other be
p3nted II the State Ruthuriues and the people are
,.te,tnined nO1 10 submit 20 DespOtism, they can
,,ake rood their Secession or Rebellion, whichever
ahey may choose ~ call H.
"" A. ihe Easteal aukecs, AZ already stated, we
~ Ian, nttle mith Ia themANee no I be dsapp int
"a A tbev do not, after sOme brave words. quietly
,r,siesce. With respect 10 The Northwest, we have
1,,"r homes. In that region disofecuuu has already
sshod The point OF resistance, aud Bughl aud Olus
ad pichardsun arc not the men We take them to be
~ ,ne, and their associates spccumb without stlug
r[RiIbmopd wing
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TmM EXnMprInN nlLL.

The Exemption Bill was PASSED l,y the Sen.
- Yesterday An lt Us quite laughl, and hit
to md rso SIe revision ut the House vi Rep
estutt ves. we deem IL unnecessary tooccup,
space by publishing It m full liza pr0vihlons
iitl,r lrunl those ct the aCt Oi last session u
several parIjculars. The clause relative to tn,
exemption oi Ihoso unfit for service in th
lied provides that their bodily mcapaciry
.hal b, "asce aimed by % surgeon Of tho army
uho is not q re,ilen' ut the part of the cuuu
try from which those hr is called upnu TO px
,niiue may have come II o provides
hat perso ls 80 ,xmined aad decIar
ed unfit FOR duty "shd not be terv ari
subject to.be again examined aud enrolled
now many times have they been examined
alre dy2
The cluse excmptiug the judicial and exec
utvs ufi crs OF the Stale Governments slr-
ciically exempts the Judges of the Supreme.
y strict, Supe ior, ClrcnIt and Probate Courts
the Chancellors of Statc Courts and Sherihs
and excludes Justice- OF tie Peace,
Prsous app intel ~ the oIIicers Of the
Executive Departments, since the 18Th o,
Apil, 1862 and who were liable to mllitirv
sc ce when appointed, are excluded from
eXemutvu.
fieSdcnts Or conductors OF any railroad
c. mpany. or tram, who fail n glect, or refuse
to furnish seats or drinking water 10 sick and
wounded soldiers, not 10 be exempted
"One editor Of each newspaper now being
published, and such urneymcn printers, en-
gncers, preesmen, steuographic rcporlers aud
mailing clerks as the editor or proprietor there
ct may certify upon oath to be indispensable
Tor conducting the publication are TO be ex-
emptcd.
manufacturer Of various classes specified,
are OK mpted on cond ton that the manufac
tured articles shall be sold at net profit not
exceeding thirty per cent. per auiium on the
uol capital invested.
Two uew clauses relative to the police OF
slaves, and to the protection OF fam lies uol less
than ten in number ON any farm. arc embraced
ia the bill They were published IN full as
adopted in the report Al tho Senate proceed
inge, few days ago,
These arc the principal changes nide in the
Exemption Act passed at the hsr seasion.
hichmond Wing, Feb. 2G.
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NUMBER l90.
500 REWABn.

- RNANAH frnm the prom i~s VI ,iie subscriber rt
" Wa'nut Valley Post Odice Srqusichie Go
lenness-s on TIC night of The 10Th Jauy. 1888 ne.
gro nuy uamed Dave about IS or 10 years Old feet
DOR Inches high Wrh b, about l2j pounds. Ne ~ a
h'scs negro, rather sbari, faced, hong mnufb thick
bps IT, says be- ws. raised ~ keutucky. b, man
named Fisher But was hOnghi hy me aHout mnaihs
-lnye 10 Hamburg. south arolua. He says he was
when ht ef brown pans lsats. brnwn isabs coat
aud bla tl7th cap-his cost had on L.. white hnne
uat buttons, and he cloth uut Of which hi, cnat was
made hal twn c0 rs IN ta palt ur Il eiug . dat ker
brown Than the nther. viii pay 500 reward Tor his
ie t5eD DO mf at nay IcsIdence IN Sequatcuie. Co
feHnrs-gc; or $50 reward ,ot hw conRneiieH IN any
] III, Ihut ! caa gcI blm. JAMES " SrEWARr.
Fsh5 -lnA
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE
CLEVELAND. TENN
IIcv.J.N, srrdallo,v. PnOrrrl.

I'HE next Seasion Of thia Institute viii commenc,
/ on The FIRST MONDAY Of JanuIry 1853, undel
the direction and prUIessorhip of The Rev Mr.. Brad.
.haw who has he'd charRo of IL for tho IaN II
months.
The Trustee, va king th.a announcements wonld
most especially sppeal ~ al. citizens who have
laughtes ~ educate ca sdud them o. tp institution
fr Bradshaw has had charge ui tc school i0f the
ast rs runtbg dndug which time br nas rendered
lmplc aa. 90 aiHht my. universal satisfaction 70 the
trust G., patrons aud pupi1. Thrr. never was BIT
fri true lu meu tu educate their d"ughtar. than nov
-uYu y iH Vltnty -cyeythuE fIWI tgysa hcarr
wv prices AID tuo ll!iun ~ this School Is ilo sam,
MT 10 wd, wuln everything was ~ low hgufts.
yhsi'excusc can th,le bo nov for q mnu who uog
scts 20 rducate ihs duughleH Euue because here
Cleveland o. sltpy locality, We nave au Institute
With au excellent lnslruci0f, adejbJ sufficient corp
u As.lstt4f, 10 instiuct all whU may favor n with
heir patronage lei uno nd sll put their shuuld,f
me vb,el anu tuld up Nch a s,hpUI as Win b. ol
.lcul bic bepeHt 20 us and An hunOr a. oui t0wn ~
W, nave ih '.uddng aud VIZ have e Itarlori-- tae
alan deyoue upon th p-'ple "o hope ibry may
JIy perform H. uy.s
n. rriNec. are than vi tu Tho iizcnt iDr h0
patr mage besto ,ed upoh NJ Bradshaw heiplob
.. u suW thlt under hH lminrtiai on
the lnStiiutl has nri Igt any 0 lheruvis L. y pu
,tou II su.taiied In "Gheb tier days n The lapib
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rAe Ea,h,ilc DssDo, cd by ths Enrmy.

The steamship Nashville and cargo were
d stroycd u the Great OIeechee river on
Saturday last Ivy shell fou tle abolition
heet She had uu board about zoo bales cum.
pressed upland cotton - bbIs rosp, aud 40
uoxes tobacco. llav,us dioppod dOw1 thc
liver alortDimo since, she was ordered ~
cl nge her anchorage aud come up Ou Fuda,
.at4P. N, she weighed anchor and Wine
@ oceolug up. she grounded ON a sand bar
Abuu mile rom Forl McAllster. the pont
Known as seven NJ lr bend. aud umII view q.
the enemy ENey elf, was nude ~ get hcl
oil but wltli no avu!. Al the next mgu ude
go y saturday m rmug, alter mtkng tuuln-
81 rl-, bat wfh - hotter snuceBs, -ha Yas
abaminutl by the olccla and crew, the h.er
consisting of an iron clad aud threo guubuats
bring IN Motion Tue iroucIad opened upon
her from Bcross tho ma sh, at 'dlsa' ce oil
about lluue.lourlhs 0l mlle, ahiui 7'o'clsck
A. VI a'gs.ui ly the gIbbo y, and Kept up ,
. cady lire upiu her ui ~ O'clock. hen o I'll
ul Then q ous sei her Ol bre The Ham 81
rachug he ma.az % ah soon blew up T..
fvr KEEP up hrt upon van!as =. hrrc h n
om wuiUl, we ar n orne l. WiikIg the
irnnoAl. TIE H'ei, having Accomplishment
IN object nd snV NJ tAs Naslv lIe, With
di " a. lhef ano
Tue Nash,i e bad IOe mploycJ prceiou-
10 the w.rAsaIto h. New Yltk and
Charleston tlad,. c. the war shr has do o
glnd service IN lOrctIg the blockade. Fn
several months past she has been wing in The
Gfea OSeechee river near Aruoils Landing |
undergoing some alterations haSins been
purchased by stock company, who bad sue
ceeded IN obtaining hon the Government let
,ers OF m que and reprisa for her under the
name Of the Rattlrrn ko Sie was command.
I'd by Cant. 7. Harrison Baker aud mounted
one % aud one "a ponder
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II il meet that as people who acknowledge the
supremacy Of living God, we should be ever mind
ful of our dependence on Him; should remember thai
10 Him alone eau we trust for our deyeanCe that u
him II duo deyOut thankluAess Tor the signal mcrce
hgst,wed on u.s. and tnat by prayer alone we hope
90 secure the continued manifestation OF that protect
ing care which has hitherto shielded in the nidst
Of trials and dangers.
In obedience 80 TVS procepts VIC have from time "a
time been gathered together with prayers aad thanks
giving and He his been gracously pleased 10 hear
our snppliCatiOns, and 20 grant abundant exhibitions
NJ HisfavOr 10 our armies aud our people. Through
many conflicts we nave now attained y pace aRUng
the nations which command their respect; aud TO The
enemies who encompass us around ana setN our de-
eructon the Lord OF Hosts has again taught the les
SON Of His inspired WOrd that the title il not " the
strong, but to whoms0ever He wllleth IN exalt
Again our enemy, with loud buastinR OF the power
Of ttir armed men dud u.ulcd ships, threatened IL.
with sudugatiun and, with evil Vaccinations, seek
even in our own houses and at our hresides e. per
vert our men sol wants and our maid'sGlVahs int,
accompices Of their wicked designs
Under there circumstances, II Ia my privilege 20 10
ya you once more ~ meet together and to PROSTATE
a Yourselves in humble application TO Iim who ha
been our constant and never failing support IN the
past. and tn whose protection aud guidance We trust
for the future.
no thls end T. JEFFERsoN AVIS, Presiden' OF thu
Confederate States of America, do issue this M
proclamation, setting apart Friday, the twenty-sev
enth day Of March as a day Ot tasting humiliation
and prayer, ana 40 lnVl'e Vue peop' tne sal'
States 60 repair on that day TO their usual places o
public worship, and 10 join In prayer TO AlmBhtl
;od that he will coltlnue his meroiul protection
over cur cause; that he will scatter our enemie
and set Al naught their evil designs, end that he viii
qraciously resloe To OuF beloved country the bless
nRs Of peace and security
III faith whereof have hereunto set my hand at th
eity of RchmOnd on the twenty seventh day Of Feb
rlsry, In the year Qf our Lord Que thousand eigh
bundled and sixty.thlte.
by the preRident, JEFFERSON DAVIS
J. =. BsNJAMiN, Secretary OF state
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BALE or LAND.

DN virtue 0i an execution is-ued frOm The Circuit
- Couit II Hamilton county. viii rell st the
GNrt House IN Harrison Che frst Monday o March
next, 10 The hlRhet bidder fo9 cash n. sntisy m
Judgment aud cost, tho Rauk Oi hatlanonpa rpeny.
erod against Z. W Humphreys, W ". Alexander aud
John H. Alexander, "a said court, the following 0wn
lots eyicd on T. miwiJ said Judgement aud cost 70.
will one town lnl u Chattanooga Tenn pme, the
pro pefty ~ y " Hunphrya, uuntnp ~ Yinr Rt,
and adi ming the lands of farhn llalr Tiot Me-
Cae aud y, " Alexander nnd 'ppOsio the prop.
erty Of Jno l.. Hopkins aleo one other loi On Vino
Street. n Chattanooga adjoining the Hair rnd Hum.
phrey., and opposite Hopkins ruDety. levied on as
The property NJ w. VI. Alexander, and Will be sold
unlsm judgment and cost are previously pad
Fela-u 3 r.. COULTER.
phfrH " &.
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sy- +. was not until yesterday morning that w
,,arnsa ANYTHING Of the particulars OF The Gtsturtol
:, ,b NasGyille II apIeas that the steamer bavls
W, ,rouud IN the Beach on Friday was observed By
No sSemy. and few shots were fired w her by %,
won,auk on Friday evening. he NbshWie OelnR
,aIlc IN get ~ and the crew being iorced 70 abah
Son 6sr. t6e Monauk favored by cnrse IN ihe riyer
tooL poatlon which brought her IN easy ahRg, ane
,consa nre' ON her asldn on sunday mornlaG httht
Sss eome eight or tcl times, when sho iGoE urs IRON
tbe shells and WAS entirely consumed win beI vaiui
NY sargo nt cotton aud all her stores. Ater IN
81 .by ia had hten ou 0,o some tllqe u quanily
,s5cr ON hoard some two huuu tdponnss, explooo
,,Sny out the sicrn ol the stenlner, hrr guns nnd
sbs,s thai were loaded also exploded with tetrlii'
psrort which was heard In tho city.
I'M MA terminated the career OF he "haufhhaAe
vh,eh ve fudy hoped VAS aoon % be oonver'sa ,h.'
y sss asrnant H. palyue the Yaukees on the ocean
ovrrte susalDe heavy lose in she veeStl ahd nel
machinery, viii prva,e, mr'ts 10 s'ne Z s'n
hpu.rgd jales ni 2 ttou which had leon shlpp'd o
Rad her. 1he loaa bsing div ided among MANI
viii NOT bo seiious 10 any sud We haNe n, do9o'th
40 ot her cargo would have cberiu " sun
r,i,,na tN much greater sacrifice tn have secured
hsr s,oape 70 -lSavannah republican
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STRE>GrH oF TIN ENDlTtoS AGnAsr
CHAEiE,rcN The Newark (\,w Je,sc,) Ad
ytrlser Publishes au important abatement re-.
cevcd in a private letter from one of the
'iticrrs "i Yankee gunboai az Beaufort, ~
&c the effect hat on the 2Gih ult., the whole
fleet. with the exception of one gwnhoai ad
left for Purt ROYAL. There were collected at
Beaufort al The above date some SIXTY large
army Steam Transports having ON board almost
seventy ihousrni ~nllieJs. There were alsn
IN the harb0r 30 schoaners load, 4 with artil-
lerv aumuuj'ian. rlc.. which together with the
Transports wnuId leave Tor Pn,t r yal 10 Jon
the naval Feet as roon as thoy couid get rp-dy
The whole cnmpls's the mos' powerful exp =.
dlton O lhe war Wh0' its destination viii
be rCm1ius undeye'opel; hul the uasuiru le
lot ih" 'urc' ard Preparations point :, is sup
posed. 10 Charleston or Savannah
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Lot and RaiIroad stock .for sac

DY virue Of tecree e.. the C9nrery court NJ bsl
ID gnn"ga. made Al ihe January term, 1868, IN the
rake Ot john G. Glass against John ". White and
,thers viii on the 7th day Of March 1863, sell on
the premises AZ Iubhc query on slx and twelve
months credit without redemption the fllQwnq de
scrred ot Of dnd lying within the corporate limits
il the city of Chattanooga, tnWit: b.ginniuE al =
stake sanding op line 20 'ect south 20 deg west
tom the beginning oi foU aCra tlBct Dr land aOd
by Ker Boyce 20 Russnna aidley; tutugo 10 4. T..
2!O feet thence N. 20 d W. $50 iert. thence n Il
Deg no leci to the eRInnine.
/ will also scll at court House dpOt IN the citJ
u Chsttauo. ga NJ ublc outIy on the same day on
credit ui AK ul,nhs, strelal shares Of sorh Ia the
WdA Valley Rtilrosd
Bonds with approved security will be required for
the purchase money. Nm J. hTANpltER,
feht-iw CIR x NJ
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OFFICE lOMMANDANl ~ ,ON,rnlprs

knoAvlir, ltnn. Feb, 2y, lss3
HAVING received authority lrrn the Secniary at
IL Wa g. rai-e few cumpsues from tho oass ~
ptiean' exempt ir'm cnascuptlaH hr She purpose ni
eulor'ltg th5,c uscrip law N Ttcnue- -ee Lille B IKE
will be o eucd ~ this Office rnr the names og nl loral
person Of this class VINO desire Go assist IN enforcing
'he avs pt ther ,ouatry. These companies are not
e. be considered part Vi toe nr ny, hut will receive
The emr pay Wna allow uc,S as sosiers O, the army,
ana will ur eut led tn the reward for the anire-
heu,iou ~ d,sgu,R
y. y. BLAKE, lt. Col G &. A.,
Fh2t u tOWmandant at Cunscrptp.
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sHERIFrrS eALE

N rc hft 5ouday IN Api lSG3 I will pel for
- c1h,ai public outtry 10 the highest bidder at
lhe Count House doe, IN Garrison 1eine,sre the iol.
lowing troci Of aud IN wit; ahoui two hundred atrta
yns IN The Hsi dIotrict, 1T Hamilton county Teuues
iamel ud others. sid lad cluuring 10 Nimrud
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-05
.MACHIhERY FrR SALE

1 WILL sell Al private mle one 80 hmse power En-
1 GIN ouo Boiler, Wnh Malay Saw aud altht appur
e'an es iher,t belonging. 4 sn one 30 nrh Cncu.
hay Saw with w m aiAchet- tuNciher with 60 lept of
Smih9, and lueys, Que Rlr Nav Cutln saw,
with gearing, 6c,. JuSl ,l FISHER
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