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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-25

E,EkOLLTNG officers in the STATE q tennessee
L will a. once enroll - eonscripis all oHcers in
their respective districts, Who may be absent without
Middle Tenuesses. win send descriptive rolls 81 the
officers 20 enrolled 70 the Comnandant Of Camp OF
Instruction. nt Fayetteville Tennessee. The enroll
ing officers n Easf Tennessee viii send similar Do.
cnptive rolls 10 the commlndant q conscripts =.
KnoxEfIe. TENNESSEE
{. D. BLAKE, L. Col c. s. A..
feb1l4W Comd o. Con for Tennessee
- Eat Tennessse papers copy four weeks
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BLOCKADE ALL GONE !

l HAVE iu.s received By expires. md o,hsrwi.s
an aH.ortnsat o. useful articles. such AZ
WALTERS. Gurdea Zoe. steel Hoes. ovens, Spider.
and Odd Lids. Wood Bowls HOola6 Eyes. Tack.
Grain Blades. Pad Locks. K J. M. Powder. Eassi.h
BIaek King. Coil rope. sugar. Coos. sbd.. Pepper.
Spice. Best English Mustard Soap. Rice. GrOuna
Peas Salt. s~se. Potatoes. Meal. Flosr. coDp-r..
cines Indigo. Maddss. Baeoa. &c.
ALSO.
FEY beautiful cAiicoss. LnIsn Hsndserohisf.. Cot
ton dr.. Buttons. &C.
n4Fal-st N. b PARHAK. Agent.
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SrRAIED q s,ohea. .. he 81 q Hhfch. Chr
- .la1k Mar, ge.rs Cd. ltf hln6s nrh tsafy
via Io1l. ED1 r111le nark q her batk Ionka l.ks
4 I'D been Bo.Ited- VIII p1y he Aboss reuart ~
tbE0eHg1Fy q sd m1rs % Col ~ r. farIn. a
Hc1bIe Daos c1e1ty 0eorEi1, rtc II he tlh An
knnnas reefmc1r ucL1Ia BrIrads. UcC59n. DfrI.Ion
Army 81 Ie.ue1ee. NEWTON c. PERKIN6-
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SHERIFF,s SALE,

ON The drst Monday IN April. ISIS. viii -eH 70
~ cash. 81 public outcry 70 the highest bidder. ..
the Court House doer in Harrson 1eunessee the oi-
lowing nact Of land touit: about two hundred
lying n the hrt district Of Hamilton county Tennes
zee. adjoining tie lands James h JobnstDn. Danic
1arnel and Others said land belonging 20 Eimrcx
Pendeerass, and will be sold 10 satisfy jndgmen.
and r0sts in favor OF James n Scott. aga asf sal
Pendegrass- JAMES JACK, Dep. sheriff.
fcb11-lU Hamilton Co.
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bsyr Weregret to anbbunce the DEATH o
Capt. a. r. DeGraHenried which occurred Oh
Saturday the 10th inst. from wounds receise.
at the battle Of Murfrees boro', v<silst gallant
~ leading his company ia tina. bloody chAlge
He ha@ since been in hospital at this pIsce
and though every attenteatie q has been shds:wl
him, and the best surgical skill waiting on linn
all was rot sufficient Thus another brAv,
spirit has been offered up On the altar of kul
country freedom. Capt Graffenried s9FFs
ed in the i54:h Senior Tennessee Regims.ni
wheredhe epdeared himself to the~en,ire com
mand BY his genial and rloble qualities. ~
quiesedt ~ pdce I'LL
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oosisasl.s. Treasury Note. ..d consa--s-
Bon DE- received In payment
The pro scds q SALES. 81 ~ The proper f1rnd IN
onr ccuntrT. bclon Eineo fbo.s uhs are nrsksnE a.
and AL the debus de- tnen- apfr0prinied ~ Co1
Erc11. % pay Io<1c1 70 cIIiEe1H inrIle he
aid q all interes-.d. atse1d fales. AL report
debt. and p-operty fh.f he +indeenniiy fand nay
Be thsrsby increaset.
s. r corKR1LL.
msrle-tts Receiver c. s. n J.
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glOO RKWARD-SrOLKE.

Z Rom the quarters Of the Signal Corps. Brsckin-
Il ndge5 Division. On the morning Of the 18th
handles. silver mounted. the barrels highly porshed
reward Of nty dollars win be given for the rrfuru
Of either q the pfsoz- One hundred doIIn for thr
pair, and ne questions asked. I
JAMES n GRAVES.
signal Corps Brsekinridgss DiTi.ion.
mnrlI-4t- InIIahomn. Tenn
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rNHE serlur partner has Es-ori41e1 Mr. p D. d.
4 brd 9ish hin = IN GA RIAL COMMISSION
HOUSE. - ths ed a1.nd o StzPie1 Andernnl. anc
solicits con1iErDe1-1 q S1rlr, Melaaa1. Cotto1
ncrchandiss snd Prsdnrs Ee1erslJ- 70 sell Frs-
doce - highosl Darket r1la1- ntIe1d i1 pernG1 -
ueighta and drnrery. and send 1ccount lai.. sne
checn - o1ce - - old establishes re q IN
duuse II has arGHered axfe1d~d p1tru1sEs
Which - yean crperi-ncs via this narEet and or
Prrsrnt inrrs.sed f.cties. prspares - ne-t uhh
1sua- prom lne<a
Lit-ral advances my nrno1nt q Pro6ucc In had
&luars onf hand heavy sock q Hnnufarturrd
and SlrtnE TOBACCO. unrrnnttd e. rspresenied
and ~ loU can be bad Virginia.
j.nI7 en- STAPLES DTILARD
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

bssshNfE PIEEcE, IS NAEr I PIEEcE.
In The Chancery Court ~ Cl1atianooga-
IT arpPeaHinE that ne dsflrdarf. Nay J. Pierce.
= . non rerloent q ne cta1e q lem eaaee,
tai The prcteE u The conrt be Eerred q her
! thereoge ordered th1l pcbic4f1n Be uads werk-
u Tor iour weeks. IN the Ch1tt11ooEa RehaE nsuz
paper poblE-led u TIE city 81 Ch1ttanooEa rrrrnE
sid deIenda1f % appear a. Chsncc-y Courl % Is
held a. he co1t bonse. the riiy a chatiano,Ca
On h forth Aon11y 81 July next and autuer p1In
piaiunut's BIZ lied 1rnfnsf her for divorce kr a.
judEne1t ~ ponfesol ril be czrered AID he cluar
80 for bearing q p1rfe-
rn.rlslv wNL sT4NDEFER.
nEEu
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a1-l- III rt1I ~ -'lLI - ~
II the Coonty Couriof L.rrenot co1nty. STATE q.
Iennss1ee. nPon Adulnisr1for Of he estate q
". p. Moore- decfane1, herebT notify 81 pcr1o1l
the sane With aid Clark autbenflcated In The nan=
=er prescribed By Inw. befule the 18Th dIy II
July f663. they nj be forever bird
JOHSII- BRANDON.
marl6 1w~ AdnIinlsfnniur.
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500 REWARD.

ID ANAwAY from the subscriber to negro b,ys
n Archie and Alfred. The lorr1er bright uhlat-
nearly straight black hair has iuet frunf tooth
IL about lwenty-one years old. fes< and hall high
md wdiskers. Inclined - - 1rIy IN rnanner
and aEerts his syrs WHEN speaking q any one TIE
latter tai athletic black man. 3lolf fuenfy-six
years Cd. has sWaeging walk. Fhizkers. and il
very accomplished COX, has been hired l.tsT a.
Mr. o Haleran's eating house this city The-e
tWo boyl bruthers and raistd In Mobile. ard
Lro1ght from there l,t Nay Ein tive The shove
ward for The apprrhention a. oth Tor two h'rriret
dollars Tor either q them q lodged u any Sad 1. he
Conederaey. hat can get them
DR - a. RAINY
marl7-1H Cor Hunter md Ln5 81 Atlanta
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C0PARTNERSHIP S0TICE--fhe undensirnei
~ have assoclated IeuiselFes together under he
style and hrn o. B0EDURAST 4 MATTHIAS. f1r
he .e RsfPoe q eoadaei!ns The GhOCkkf AHD C0k
MISSION BUSINESS. IN LynchburE. Va
We shall keep constaptly On had - larrp and
well elected stock % GfOCERlBS and STALE
DRY GOODS. - can Be Obtained. and vii spare 10
pains % serve ens1umcra e. AL rIu1as-
Conducting tie b1-ine.s The CASH principle
We win be enabled % onrr induceudufs 70 civ a.
country purchnser.. either b. Whoieznle o. retail
Consignments Of FIour. Wheat Com and all other
country produce solIcIted. ard prompt n
cases, a. soon sales are mr-ie-
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco ana g1ua ci
all grades always On hand
We solicit share Of tie public patronage.
J. p. BONDURlET
deel7-6m JAMES MATTHIAS
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oFFicE coMEAND1NI oF cdNscRIPTs. I

Knoxville. Tenn Feb -. Io68.
HAVING received AUTHORITY iron the Secretary u
IL war % r.ise ieW c0mpanies from TIE classnf
persons exempt from conscuptiO1. fr The p1rpose
enforcing the conscripl law TcenneEsee-ihe bsokE
Win Be opened - this once Tor The 1mes Of al oyal
persons Of this Class who desire ass IN eniorcing
the laws u their country. These conpanics nlt
. BE considered part Of the NJ. bot viii receive
The pay and allowances solderz o. ths army
and viii be entitled - tie reward Tor ths appre-
I'D. BLAKE. L. Col c. 5. A.
fcb11-u Comuan.Ianr u 'nrl-crlufs-
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laFIlro1 GEEIAA IL DFFIcA.
Tul1houa, Tenn Feb- Ilth I663-
THE General 8omn,lndnG tht1 Departnc1t, IearrS
l VIII reuet, that there are 10 Tennc.ree,a n1n-
Der q evil disposed persuns who. instead q eonthn-
ting % The reeinE cbaniry irOm Abolition invac
sion, incilnB fhose who are, % The disEraceiul
crime q de1ertonr and harbDring them Al per1ons
The penalty q such offence and the strict
80 e0rtg WI Be- 11de 70 detect lhus8 u1o fnclie -
ders % desert. OF who may harbor those. Who ha-e
Intfanro y p. JONES. A LGenr
fsblb-Im Departmenf No 2.
- Rebel tanner copy moth. and send bill L
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y REAWAT ffun tAprsu - ofrhs rubscrih<r. e.
II walnut valley 20 ~Onorl seQualckie c.
Iennss.ss- ihe light e ths ash lnny ISIS ~
gro soy named nars. sbo1f IS o. r. yearI I'D Isei
or incfzs highs wsiEhs abnuf rs poundI. &c .
black negro, ratbsE nharp hccd. h1H noutk. thick
hpr- Re saJs hs "a raised In Ke1k1rky. hy-a n.n
named fhher- But una bo1rhl By ne abodf ,1ulhs
since - Han1ouEg. seth Carollns. BE n.y. Ne 80
Ehrs be len. broun iesna pauta brown j-uns co.1
and black cloth eap-ha cnst hsd O Il. WhIie bons
cnat bultonr nrc ne cloth Of which hk coat
made had tH1 rolsrs y Il. pa1i q t heInr darker
oToun tbfa he ether viii pay 400 reward fnr hiz
oe1rsry 70 Ne. - NJ relidencs, ID SeQuatchie CO.
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IL hos Indebted 10 he s1bscriber bT fusrueut.
- notes q account. n paid between tia tine nnd
The fr-t q n1r- pay a. shinp AEter-n Ne fail
10 make payment Eg4lns1 thaf line. uil 1nt ther
claims h ths 1ds q o1cer ro1-ctiun- afftr
rhirh tine. rothing ~ = lEai trnd-r III L. r.
ceITed- "a CLASS
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ATOTICEis hereby giEen. that " Tirtus Il sundry
~ Decrrrs u fhe Hon. ". X Humphsys, Judrr
a The Coz eder.te States Court OR he Dlstrt a
Tennesree, ard pu1puant % he Art % ConEress q
that Eubfecfs vii Receiver. oer for
Of the Post once, IN The tfgn IL Winchester, On
Monday. TIE 1olh 1ay OF nHrcb. % pubIc anclio1s
the following sfocfs seQue ted rhc pr1ertT
= AIIeu eueInie<-n rowIf
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70 1N1WII~ hrn fbs s1hacrIb-r nerr Ir-uiu.
IL Dsts ucu1tT Ca. he lsh taT e Fs1T
~. l1ckes kish. rslrhs 15c n. hlrh rIesf
1o1cl. tclcE lpI- colef. rerJ kIark- Ill nnr A.
~ - henli1E an6 delivery 81 n1it 80 - -
- lEet = Irentss l.ii thaf nsl kn An N -
ocy i c17r1f uifkout re ucls e NJ cou.ir. -
oellrcrrd = NJ o. lod1rc n jsil th.f ~ Ain
y Pc IN oeii,r- n BROcK-
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OFFER fnr sale my farm and residsnss locsted
IL "A miles nom Lafayette. the county seat q Wal
kef Co. Ca. and I83 mies fron the W. a A. Rslroad.
There three hundred aurss one hundred and forty
cleared fenced and ready for planting. the balarce
well timoerrd. There Il nest framed dwelling With
SIX r0ouls and out houses complete The tarn h .
large framed building with god unninE gear A.
tached. for driving Thrnshsr and Cotton Gin The
stables are ueH framcd bnildngB. with CO and
sheep sheds nplete and 10 good repair There Il
rood vegetables garden. and me orchard 81 cboi1e
apples, peaches and pears. With choice variety 81
grapes &c The place Il veil Wntered With Eprng and
vel. conFenieBty located The Iocstion 4 healthy
- can Be iound anywhere Any one wishing further
fsblo-ins T. W. RUSSELL.
iAfayetle. c.
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OFFICE OF COMhAN TOT CONSCRlP1B,l
HnoxFills. Tenn. March n. lH67.
Having been informed tirat there In East Tea
nsssss nunber Of officers nnder The ordsrs 81 Sea-
eyal Pillow. or General Bragg. 70 procurs rscruits-
tbs = q notify such ohcen that they viii b. heid
resIonsbs for aaJ ntsrfrrsncs With The speratuns
the Fouscrpt Law. and enrolling ofces directed
70 report - ne any lnterfcrenee The part q Eurh
officers. and they vii ALLOW persons enrolled -
contcripts 70 Be transfered 10 any sthers an Such
officers may ksve Written orders hon me-
= ID. BLAKE. L. Col. C 8. A.
Uarll-5t Con nnudnrl 81 Carrrrrfutr
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H1D1r1rrrzs Drrarrrr-T Ne-11
Ina.hsna, Tea. Fsb. n. I8s1.

Isl.ss1l, I1l.- Fss- =. Is.
J. Freq1H1t in1uiries e. th.sr Bensrurr.--r ~
ra1c that En1ber1 q shls bediet uen links - -
scriptlun are M employed n dlnnrrnf terurlu-l.
~ ths nrUy nrni1Et orderr-
IL II - t1erc1olc nn1conust TT Ika irfruafIuu AZ
tnroli-1G o1rer1. th1t Military plsyr.r-i - A.
klo1 rh1ter<r. cxsnptn the enploTns fruu 49,
enrlled- Appliances f1r ez.rpiiura 49, !. 49,
cd y ~ hnrollior c1ces. otter rartIo. ha7nr
rseeEnl.sd y he deP.rineui a h.risI l.y s1.ir5
(SigneD Pm. ZHOKsoE.
orr,-,.r A. A. &c. L
a A 4 os.1-
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FOR COUGRFsg-

WE are l1tl6ri1sd "a r.qnslls 40 s1,.r.--I.
w Hgn- sAn- A. SMITH. e BrnlltT $500 -
. CANDIDATE ior he Co1iete1ts Co1rre<s fron -
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ssS- The RichmoId 4otrespOndent of lhe
Charleston Mercury hays
Bragg report Of the battle of Aurfre9s
boro' mas, am todd, been circulating here
privately for some days past. It is said he
censutes Breckenridge In Severe terms. We
hear that Bragg has put MrCown under Er.
rest. l HfTl Sgi
The same writer saw that General Iels,,
..vherea5outs. according 10 report. il = mo
found mystery.i'
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LIBERALIZATION WlTTEn-

OF q he TLsT1 1bo1I1 81 Hl1r7cll1 I'D ON
~ Wfrfh. He1rietta1 e IT, and hedIun tire
bealihJ and fHir couplexion- AID bln1 e.. Clnra
Il rs years ole, md lhe descripIiun a. nbovc
oaly n1der a1d les1 taknrIre- Any per.cn rfrIrr
IL Isaired ~ 1rn.liun III rncefTe - lI--ns - n
anxio1l f.tber. R-l whoa
CouuunIcnflon rnnr - n6dre.unE - r. rI~~l~----
- thb placs- +. rr.Er1I-1 --s7 :,
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| HAVE just received small lot q frs.A Neal
Several hundred lbs superior Brown Sugar.
coRPer.s, c9lisder.is Blsskins, Candy.
c1sAn. sco.eA ant Maecoboy sNUFP.
Misses and ehildrea's a.s Kip shoosL
Fine English rot Il Brnshes!
A superior lot dressing and the conhs
n Jon wish . E.t rii q yplr ceaisdera,s nsn.y
q sdva1t.ee call % W.F.Ho0PEB
mar1l-1u
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peL A letter from a gentleman in Less's
army thinks it wrong for any Of the Soushdsn
papers to talk about pescs. He says that
that is not the way to bring eqwardly fpe
to his senses, and the feeling in The army is
adverse to anything that looks like tirnidity ~
a want of faith IN the success OF the canse.'iI::
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1enno.sse River Soften Farnfbr sale
OFFER for sale COO q lad liL1Ated % Ia
i 14nnc1.et River niles eouth Ed a Jn<uer
and u nle1 irtln ehs1 Hourd- 81 the n 4 * n
There absf 800 acrts q boticn hid inc1uted IN
The tr1ci. ui-h sbcri 30 cleared and a. i1-
han1tible UppI 81 tinber- Parties 6cErinr = pr
crn1e ull aodruza ne ~ I11Per. Tenne.ree-
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D6r The letter Of our correspondents can.
federate, was not received until yesterday
morning. and that occoRnts for its not appear.
/ ing sooner. il II aas
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Dsg- The Riohm0nd Enquirer breaches
economy, and tells US how the French lived on
short rations until rsdncedlto eight ounces Of
horse meat : day. If We should ever have to
take to eating lack Asses. the Federals had
better give US 4 wide be tk. li
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pes- Mrs. Davis. the wife Of the Presidei;t
passed through charlesion on Sunday last. IN
her way to AentgonsEy, where her mother i,
seriously in.
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no HTRR

10 HIRE.
49, , =: by .ss.s !, 49,. d. :. a,.s
mafi8-lrr WHHUV4FT
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B@- Jar us Williams, ! printer, and for sIsv
eral years some twsuty years ago. connected
with tie publication Of q newspaper at Aihdbs
Tenn, died at 4oudon, Tenn. in Jsnuury last
lie had served . campaign in the present wal
was discharged on account Of his age shd
disability aud at the time 81 his death he Ias
acting as Superintendent Of the Hospital. sal
Loudon, lninistering to the wants Of the silk
and invalid soldiers. R
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T,0R John Csll. free negro san's soninlaw A
II horss thiei By trade Description-loHt thick
81 very iAe IN len hip. dark cromplexio1. shorI
dark hair and uhiskers- grey eye, turn up nose
quick spoken full Of oaths IS yeas Of age and callE
himeelf member Of 6tarnsf OavnIry, has Il not
Ne a9unes many names. haz stoe1 maay horses
Turks about fhe mduntains Of Franklin aud Jack
cry % ne At Anderson dept, y. err
mAr11-lt' J. h ERWIN
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TnRAcC1.

I HAVE, and Win always Keep bn hard . larre
Tobaecoes. Of al ssrrs and grsdes. phich ser fo<
sale & retaiIors OF s1 RS. e. ~ ice- ~ BuickE
old sta1dt opposite The Fr,s5yrerizn Church
Jany- z7-1m. BRADf-
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bey- Con. WasbmgtoI harrow. of Nashville
Judge =. A. Hill. brother Of Gen. D. H. hin
and JUDI MaFchbahks. " Harnesses, WERE il
Petersburg. VA. the otlst day. en- route 10
Richmond They. among other listing *
civilians in. the west were seized by the ID Va
ders IF our cqnhtry. ana incaFcerated il
Northern baFtIes. for no other reason tI.al
the Unborn love Of their native South. Z Tie,
have just been released from Fort Warren.
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LOST.


TWO negro bsyB. named Boay. hsrihE a pan
Il aud money, TIE other named George The above
b0ys we're plsse1 in ny care % rondhct bone George
20 Charleston. 70 william Johnston, Bo1y 70 Maj
Pershsys plantation Santes kives- Ny beina
foreed "a the cars at Tullakoma. Monday. March
let % make room tor sick soldiers, Yankee Prorsr.
and ladier, The boys being retained The train.
came 70 thiE place. Chattanooga
Any lnt9rmation In regard 70 abe above boys viii
b thAnknlly received. and 81 charges paid
Addrc1 ". l. LIS. Les Post y &C. kcrth las
terra Railroad. South Carchna
marls So
- Atl.nt. Inieissnosr copy 70 amount q -, and
Forward bill 70 thn once
Irish Potatoes. Sugar. Coffee.
A 81 party that yin end me y Ezprs. sark Of
a sound sand rood Irishn Pc fatoss ueiFbingh 70
pounds. vii ss1d him By Exprs@ ten po1nds light
brown soEHz- AID one pound me Rio Cohes, In 49,
OznAburE sack
- n BDWARDT
wAoLnsALH 1xD EHArL DlALnnIK
FAMILY GROCERIES. AND
CoNHIHs ION MERCHANT.
Ar DANrn-'s Orr STAND, No Is wsIrzAsLl ST..
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nEINQCENT Tax P1yu-- Ter Ne site And Co..
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
From the Army of the Potomac

A yemarkab,e p,occeding-A rebel Co..
onel announces peace near al h0ad.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept 8, '63.
From the Ne,c. York Iribune's cores
pondent with the Army of the Potomac
we have the following, dated
HEADQUvRTERs, Sept. 8, '63.
Col. R. G. Hill of the rebel army, re-
Gently sent word across the Rappahan
mock, from Fredericksburg, that he would
like to see an officer of our army. The
wish being made known to Gen. Custer,
the General himself crossed. The motive
Of Col. Hills request was TO make inqu-
ries respecting General Gregg, with whom
he was once a classmate and intimate
friend.
Gen. Custer received note from CO..
Hill to Gen. Gregg, which was forwarded.
COL Hill remarked confdentially to Gen.
Custer that peace was near at hand. This
assertion was voluntarily made by two
Rebel officers in the boat which conveyed
Gen. Custer, and by others on shore
On being asked the reason Of their suppo-
sition they would not communicate it, sim
ply rciterating their opinion. Col. Hill
would not state what command he was con.
nected with, but appeared to be staff
officer. AT least l 900 cavalry and iufan-
try from the Rebel army thronged about
the wharf as spectators when Gen. Custer
landed. His reception by the officers was
exceedingly cordial.
Notwithstanding these antcipations of
peace, the Rebels expected another battle
near Culpepper. They did not anticipate
attacking us, but presumed that we,
strengthened by conscripts, would speedily
assume the offensive.
Gen. Ice is yet in Richmond. Doubt
less the consultation among the heads OF
the Rebel Government are earnest.
Great amicabiity exists between our
pickets and those of the enemy. Yester.
day about 100 men belonging to both ar
mics bathed together in the Rappahannock.
II. Nj. N.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
Democratic Meeting.

A Democratic Meeting was held at the
Court House, in Bloomsbury, on Saturday
afternoon, the 18th inst. There was a good
,urn out-people present from all parts Of
the county. The attendance of the ladies'
was nothing less than pimeniary. They
feel deep interes, in the issues before the
country, TO be decided upon on the 18Th Of
October next, at The ballot.boy. The meet.
ing came 10 order by appointing the follow
ing gentlemen as officers:
President-Hon. STEPHEN BALDY, of
Cattawissa.
Wee Pfesidents-Jacob Evans, Geo. Wea.
yer, VIM, Howell, Peter Ent, John Mercy.
nolds, John Robson, jeremiah Hagenbuch, l.,
John Dieterick, John Fruit, John CressIer,
Peter Bllmeyer, Frederick Eyer, William
Witenight, +. j, Vanderslice.
SecretarieS-Dr Hiram c. Hover, Lieut..
A. B. Tale.
On motion, TRUMAN H. PURDY, editor OF
the Nonhumbe, land Co Democrat, came for
ward and addressed the people in a speech
OF ahont two hours duration, which was
listened 10 with The um ost attention. The
speech was well received, and wilI have
good effect Mr.. Purdy is an able speaker
-one who dare maintain the right, let the
consequences be what they may. lie is a
Constitutional man, and loves that docu,
ment with true sincerity. This Union can
not and will moi be restored only under the
Constitution as il Isl and the Union as it was
is the only way the Democratic parry will
agree to accept ii. Who were the friends
Of the Union, and always true TO their
Government and flag, was clearly shown by
the speaker, and in such manner that no
argument could successfully rebut it. He
exposed Governor Curtin's administration,
showing that no administration has been so
plainly identified with fraud and corruption,
in every department, since the establish
men, of this State Government; aud yet,
Curtin has, alter publishing his decinalion
for re re.nomination, the cool impotence to
ask a reelection al the hands ol the people
The people will attend to him at the com.
ing election. A! the close OF the address
the speaker received three hearty cheers
after which the meeting adjourned,
STEPHEN BALDY, Prest.
a. A. B. B. Ta,s, TTGse'' Sec.